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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-04-06

8etDrDo 5. ApriI. - WOlgek-.-
fiub bie @dlu6nottrungen: @eIO er0ffHete an
83-4 uHb idIos 81 81 Bro5eut. - 9terIiuaa
gBed5ieI $4.864 -$4.864 auf so Gage IH0
$4.864-$4.8G4 auf Sidt. 8uubaSsObIigaa
tloueu: 4proj. 128a, 44spro3. 1O8, 3spro3.
-. - Ittien: Abams' @rpreB 148, Gene
trail Baciftc 335, Gbeiapeate SbiO -, &rte
284, Ditto BriOr. 67, 5liuois Ill,
Qnfe Sbore 1911, yteps sSerien Central 96t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-04-06
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Git. ia, 25elt-oSexinatonfr :

ToIseute Itnnene Boareu finb unter ben sof2rets
marfiIt:
Durf6Ychene Bolton SHEETING-SCARF
2 garb lang. 40 Gents.
Burhbrodene Bolton sHEETING- G-SCARFS,
liz gJaro lang, % Gents.
3Irdbrodene Bolton SHEETING=5eGen,1 1
garn i'm @epiert, 50 Gents.
9urbbrodene Bolton SHEETINGz5 x
lcrn i'm guaorat, 18 @ents.
Durdbrohene SprisidluBz5Hd1er( (Splashers)
10, 25, 35, 40, so @rnts.
Snrfbrod,ene fsCRIMsSdfeIn*Gea Is g@euts,
2 fir 25 Gents.
geilfeiier iinnensr Sipiru 5 Gents Der sfabu; so
Gents nGs Duteno.
G5emuftertt Gd1rteuffoffe, S6rbe, Seibens, glIih>
seuae uno Tlo6tDaaTen aaer art Su niebrtgffen
Breiien.
Gtidieiee, zBauTpoue, s9jnnenaptru, Gtrifieioe,
Sdfelsfpirn, gfopdten= Braid Il. /. 10. Aud1 eu Iehr
treffIidles StriGz unS 6dfebudl.
Die FABRIC TUFTING MACHINE etnas
Veues, fsrtia gtnteH, scarfs, SdteIoedeu Il. I. N.
an Iieisrt iebr ele9aHts AIbfi. una brs SanohabuH5
tn Ieid9t ta erlerHeT. tSebr27, glo gsiSat-l
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geYorGatfTe tim oen Saaspfer
&esrsN4u a.

Ren'Dorfr 5. apriI.-3er 9ampfer
,9eetoam" BON Der Rotterbamer 9tHte, mel
der ON 8. 9drs bon Gmferbam abgtu8, i1
Iett mebrereu Eageu fdGig. Sein 54De=
feri6iff, Der 9ampfer nGbbam," rpelaer 4
Sage ip1ter BON amferoam ab9tna, Tan
heute bier an. Die Rep. gorfer 4geuteH
ftus Der auftt, baB bic Waihine oes ueesr@
hnrna uubrnudhur npmorhpn if
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Sales 9OneD
Of
0Orc0OunO : gar

1T felt 0ieten 5obren 6eion0er8 gcidatt
ol5 Elm pobttbuen6e8 0littel ioUO6l far
oue drOniiden, pie atuten Rrant5etten
Der 2uftr69re, tuie Suiten, SdnuPfen,
grOuditi8 un6 2lt6ma. Siete TauIenS
9a6en bic moBlt9dti8c Iirtuns 0i,ies
uniddt6aren 8raparot8 eriaBreu, uuS
2Ier3te, nie geleBrte anertenaen e8 i5eraG,
toB bic 8eFan0t6ejle, petdc suueiit bet
3u6ereituns bieie8 Wlittet8 perpenOet Uers
ben, gu ienea 8e90ren, pelde fir iBre BeiG.
fame Iirtuna in iOl4en qualeu0en Bee
idwer6en 3pmeiit betonnt ltn0; gang Bee
lon6cr8 iin0 oie8beBaglid Sic @riparats
bon 6onig, 5Ore9oanO (2tn6Orn) unb
I6eer ausuempie6Ien.
0a8 fin0 3por altmoOiide o6er Oielera
pru6te 9etInlittet fir 6rOnditiiae gea
fdwcrben, ite iteben Bel 2tersten, pie bet'm
gOIfe in popnlarltem @e6rau4 unO iub
NIT on0eren pertbOOlen 9ugreOiensten
demii9 Derbunben in
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easosatf6s aabelbsrtote. :-- :.
Gin nener gerfe0rswta IN afriFa.

BritiIeI, 5. Qpril.-8ie Regteruaa oes
&onaosStnateS bat loGben etaen Seridlt iiber
bic Gtf0rihuug oes 3omaHii eiuas dsbeHs
fr0mes oes &ongO, empfanBeu. Sin 8aurs
pier if BON ben SFGueu aus 5O3 MeileH melt
leugH RIuB biuGuf gefabreH uuO mar baun
nur nod brei 3agerelen BON glnangne ents
feInt. Der 30mGni 1T TN Durbinnitt 270
Yarb8 brett, u bis IS 5ls ttaf, Hnb eiue
St0muug betrdgt MIR brei Reileu pro5tnus
BE-. &r btetet cine biref,e SGifffabrtsroute
mad Gem 8angaugita=
StanIen nnS GmEu gaiAa.
8rHiieI, 5. april.-Die Vufridt, baB
5enr1 So. Stanlen Iu6 @mlu Bad1a aaI
Dem gRaride mad Zanzibar ieieu, miro ia
btefgen Gmtlidleu Rreileu fir be9riinbet ges
bnIteu. gfau auBert ieood @rftauaeu 0as
tltbGr, bag itd @miH berett fin6en lief, bic
BroUiu5en an ben S1Ianbiee'n auflugebeH.
8as in ieinem Bette beftuoIid)e Glfeubeia
mtrb auf 3.000,000 SraHcs geldGBt.
2oHbOn, 6. Gprtl.-3pei Briefe 6eurg
so. Stonle1's an ben 0laior 8arttelot ners
ben ber0fentIidt. DieieIbeH eutbaLteu gez
aaue gltttbelIungea itber bic ROIte Der grs
petition.
2nEembnt8'S asHer Rf8eat.
2Hremburg, 5..4pril.-3ie 4baeorSz
uetenlammer III auf u1d)hea DIoutag einbes
ruien pcroeH, I'M eine Boti5aft bes (srs6er.
5ogs BON 9fafian be3d9Ii4 Der 8egeuti9uft
tutgeaeH 81 nebmeu.
Set FsrbsHOs G6ata bon SpHaaO.
Der 5aa9, 6. gpril. Der a0uig Der
RteeerIau0e bat etnen a6ermaItgeH RiidiaQ
erIitteu, nab ieia COB tpirO iett fiiubNd9 ers
nartet.
Giue lEutctIuGnaa Gbsr Ssn Smpfiwaus.
2oHbou, 5. gpriI-Sm lluterbauIa BE-
autragte 6r. BictOn (Siberaler) bic GrHeus
uung elmer @ommiiiioH, rreide ii4 nit elmer
lluteIiuduug Der Smpfgeiebe bei6GfttgeH IoQ.
8icton bebauptete, oas Smpfen iei leiu III.
uerlGlfges SfuBmitteI ge9eu bic Blatteru,
tuibreuo es oa3I bettrage, anbere &rautbei=
ten III oerbreiten.
&dth. 6. &. 6itd]ie, PrGlibent Der Sc
nletnoe SermaItnugS 8eb0roe, DeriitRoete,
baB bic 9egierun9 In bic gruaunuHg elmer
iol6en @Ommiifou eiuniuige, ruetI iie CLAUDE,
baB bic bOrgeiGIageue uuterIuhuua ale
3peifeI tber ben 9tubeH oes SmpfeHs beiet=
ttgen perbe.
gtGtme auO 9t6nOe tn rIa8ata.
Qoubou, 6. 4prtl. - SIN ii0lideu In,
gam haben beftiae Stiirme aepiitbat, uub
biele 6duier tpuroeu bemOIirt. 5u ettideu
3Srisrn miitbeu uerBeerenbe Teuer5brinFe.
EgatEt auo B6r1s
2iberp0OI, 5. gpril. 1880 Nlit'
tags. BaumpoLle: giittelGrte Gberldnoer
81, Ditto Gerp Orleans -. Die Ser,
fdufe betrIgeH 5000 8alIeu, Spstulattuu
unb gusfubT 500, 3ufubr IL, 900.
2onoou, 5. &pril. - Ser. Staatea'
SbIigationea: 4=prol. 1871, Ditto Al prog.
no. 4ftien: a.s@.sB. 32A, Ditto BriOr
81, Gauaba-Bacific 514, &rte 28s, bitt0
Brior. 1861, SutuOis.GeutraI 1929, RericaH
46a, ct. BauI 648, gietpz0 00rfsGeHtral 1O95,
Beuuiplcanta 555, Reabing 225t 9feEtcan'
Central 724.
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Sdlnitt- ,tnO Gnr,paaren.

Qet 9t0B6rtt9He,
je 1T Oieier StaSt bOr9etummene
9erfnatf.
Sas 2aaer baHfetOtten
,,2grcaSe."
S}aa4i1ts 6tatntalt g. Goalap.,
9rgingtons nnO Rart=StruRc.
Ses goIfes po4fstbamGt9sr sacen.
8ieier giutauf uuS gertauf 8eIbab MIR gum
GGrtbeiIe rnferer 6reuuoe uHo 86Huer
nno nid3t gum Befteu HHiereE
GotHrrerteg.
g8ir peroen bic gbIieferun8 ir5enb ruel4er
2Saaren, peIf)e mad Hnierer Gufht fir
6l0GIen gefauft peroeu, uabebiast
perpet8ern.
IIit oieIee Rsatse.a glottB eebeu tStr SbaEn
cine 2tfte bon atrtifeGn, peld1e beute bon tsRs
OfFetfsf tpcrOea Tia 9srbtaOana nit 0eGa Rsae
oct 9GrgG tHs aus Oeat
lggff oct n9{0De pOiI 4JBlIaOelpgla.
gBir berfaufeu Corsets fir 80 Gents,
Die anbere gu rs psrtauIen.
gGir oerfanfen glaces 6auSIhubs fir 80 Gts.,
Die aubere Bu 70 Gents pertauien.
g8ir nerfaufen Corsets fir So Gents,
Die anbere au 81 Oertaufen.
Rir oertaufen g!ace.6aubfdHbe fir 58 Gts.,
Die anbere gu 81 uertauteH.
g8ir bsrFnufen Sai6euti9er fir 8 genta,
bic anbere flir 10 Gents Uerfaufsn.
gDir Uerfaufen 9afdentider fir 123 Gauts,
bic gnbere far % @ents perfaufen.
s8ir bertaufen neise Rdaren fir l25 Gents,
Die Gnbere 5u 20 uerfaufen.
gSir Uerfaufen Hosiery fir s @eats,
bic 4noere gu 1912 pertoufen.
SBir berfaufen &ie[er 5trtimpfe fir 42 @te.,
bic anbere 8u 70 Oertaufen.
gSir rerfaufen Sinoers Strnmpfe fir II gts.,
Die anOere gu So oertaufeu.
Yir oerfnufen ietbene AIitts fir Is Gents,
Die Gnaere gu Is Gems pertauieu.
g8ir bertanfen Shams mitanfanasbudtabeu
fLr so @ents, Die aHbere Bu SIPS perfauen.
gEtr uertauien 8aIbriggans2 2eibdeu fir II
@ents, Die 4nbere bu 2S Gents uertQuien.
&etfaaf aus Oer fatlttess u2lrcaSe."
2Sir oertaufeu llebertDiirfe nit BerIbeias fir
$3.50, Die anbere Bu S3.75 0erfaufeR.l
gEir berfaufen SAL. SaIbeItoff fir Dc Gts.,
ben anbere Bu rs Gents perEauien.
8ir oertanfen guipurez zEalbetft0ff fir 50 @ts.
ben Ineere tu $1.25 Uerfauieu.
gBir oerfaufen tnbiide 5etosu3euge fitc
43 @ents, bic anoere iu 70 G;s. pertauieR.
S9ir nertanfen 4tlas.Quror fir $1.O6,
bic 2tnbere gu $1.5O Dartaufsn.
g8ir Uerfaufen 8iuber .Ssrieps fir So Gents,
bic Gn6ere 3u 81 perfauien.
gSir oertaufen feline Seriaps fir 81. so,
bic Inoere 81 $3.50 oertauieu.
8ir berfaufen elegautefe Serfeps fir $3.50,
Die @n6ere gu 81 pertauen.
@ir 6ertnufeu Sonueuidirme fir SO Gents,
ole auOere gu $l.25 uertauien.
gYir nertaufen Sonuenihtrme fitr $l.25,
pte anoere gu $3.50 pertaufen.
Sir berfanfen ietbene ueberniirfe fir $40,
bic anoere Su SIS Oerfaufen.
8ir beriaufeu llebsrniiEfe nit BerIbeiab fttr
Sl1, Die IHoere gu $40 uertauien.
gBir Uetfaufen in6lide8 2iuneu fir Gents,
bas Inbere fir Is Gents 0erfauitu.
@ir bertaufen EaHtidufsRaglaus ftir SI.79,
Die 2lnbcre iir So oeItaufin.
gcn beute an ieseu MIR eiueu ipe3telIeu Sob
Bertauf ms gBerf.
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S3r. 80.
Sas miro f@6a tuerOest. .
Die bepotitehetoe SaHogtabihetet bet Dee
GroHHnuG BON SFIahoma ant WltttaG Oes
22' @4pttl,-Ssette SaIaeretsH tn AuSffmf.

Die bepotitsheaOs SanoerabiAstet bet Dee
GFpHhHug BON SFIahouta ant wsgttaG Ses
~, slpttI.-Ssette 8aIaeretea tn AuSftmf.
Sopefl, 8R., 5. aprit. Den N9ltaltes
bern Der ioebeH BEN elmer Reile burh 5naz
bona 3uriidaefebrten Staatabeb6r0e 6er gie
IenbabRz AfiefIoreu Duroe gelegentIih tarer
Sour ourf GrneeOif3tere mitaetbetlt, oaR
fid] ned iinner Gauienoe BON 8oomersa in
ben BdIoern ee6 @ebiets nerfedt baIteH unA
oas bic gaHSe 8Hnoesarmee nt5t im 5taa0e
iei, ne BON bort 3u rertreiben. Dit meiiieu
&iroringIinae, neId]e ertuiidt un0 tiber be
@renBe tpe6trt rper0eu, geben falidle giameR
on, 10 OaB eS unm1alidl I'd, fte mad Der geiet.
liteH &r0fuuug bes @ebiets al ioentifiitz
reH. Den guu6eateamten ge5en tdlltd3 tes
legrnpblIfe &eiude III, cine Iu3Qhl IflHeller
8feroe III mtetheu uuo fie am gitttag oes %.
Gpril an Babubofe 81 Stlnboma=&itp I'm
8eretilflft az balten. Die Ibfdlt Der Abs
isnoer lener 8GpeideH tf, ii6 ogIeif bei'm
Ausfetgeu ans 6enl 3uge auf's Bfer6 3u
iperfeu rno ms Snuere Al ellen, nm ben ii6=
riaen Boomers bei Der 4usmabI IpertbBols
Ter 2dubereieu 3uoor III fommeu. 4uf bic
geluugeufte Sbee fiH0 bier uSooFers" aus
oerfaIeur ncIGe nit einem Quftbauon uabe
ben 4ntelOpc 6ii1ell lageIll. 6teielbeii
AubnkA AAGA Eli lt4gGA &AuABSA ukC 80 <+PhtA
cher aud am uarbsrgebenoen Gage in ibrem
8aLou emporfeigen unb Itt BON bem BiHoe
iiber oaa s-ishGts Hon6 bintreiben IaHeH, 10
bas fie gegeIi Bts,tag irgeRbpO trl 9EaerH
berabfeigen unb fih ibneH Buiaaeube 6eiHt=
fGtteu nuenGbIeu t0uueu, ebe oie a10ereu
QanbgrabiGer NIT tbreu Bierben ooer gBa9en
aulangeu. 8aB eS bet lolheu 3ufdRoen
Serntdeluugeu In glenge geben piro, ttegt
auf Der San6, uno oas ueu er6fiuete Sebiet
btitfte fih IN eiuem trabren gl0Orabo iitr
2anbamtss 4bbotnten 9efalten. Die 4nteOa
Ter, meldle gGlaimsn abfeden, per6en eS,
menn fie fidb auf bas 2aHbamt beaeben, nm
ibre QGubereieu etniragen ~ lafieu, b6GFt
iGnierig fiuSeu, bteIeibeH geulu III beIhretz
ben, unb bieier llmfaub tuirb ohue 3peifeI
~ iabIreid5en Streiti9tetten fitbreu. Die
anpriibe ber ,,Squatter,n tpelde Der Bro
iIamntion oes BrdFbenten gum GroB in 6eur
@ebiete blteben uno~am p. 4pril aus ibreT
gerfeden i'm @ebHib herDorf0mmeH uerOeH,
um Iit5 Dor allen aHoereu 4ni0mmItugeu Der
idon BON tbnen ausgepdbIteu 2dnoereten SH
bemddHaeu, tper0en bie &oufuf0n uao ben
gBtrrnarr auf bic Spibe treibeu, trioem bic
4nfe6ler, rpelde erf nm bic geieBlth be-
ftumte 3eit bie @reu3e iiberi4ritteu, ieue
Nnipriite nattirlih nidt auerfenuen neroeu.
Die Guefdten iiue h6hf beunldGtgeno, un6
Die 8eb6r6e ertpartet erafIide 6ubef0ruHs
gen.
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@enti1 bic ..9G Geiierfl lllttnt.s9

9arrtsburg, Ba.t S. gpril. - Sn
benz sur Iuuuairuug 6es 6reibrtefes Der
,g8efiern Linton SeIegrapbe EN- &ompaguie"
augeRreu9ten Bro3eHa ipuroe beute belutragt,
bic &lage on oa8 BuHbesgeriht ~ oerpeis
fen. 8ou SeiteH bes Staates tptr6 naGges
iudt, ben Breibrtef fiir nnu uub ni1tia III
erti1reu, neil bie n sgBefeIGslIuion" etue @oH.
irltbulng NIT Der Baltimore. Sbio.EeIea
grnpbeu, GompagHten einaegaHaen ietn lou.
8ie ,,gBeferu Union" felIt tn abrebe, bas
cine 8eridmeI3uug bsiber GeIegrapbeisSes
ieuitaiteu erfoIat lei, bed gtbt ite III, ben
qrGBten &beil Der Iftieu oer Baltimore
0hinaQ aQir1ieM nm fifh nFhrnGlt III hnhPfl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-04-06
9tanIen tlnp Nmin Nniha.
9nrent bt.ra,s netlet gitnent.

2utemburg, 5..4priI.-8ie 4baeorOz
petentammer 1T auf u1daea Dtuutag eiubes
ruieH pcroen, nm cine 8OtiAait bes gr- Der.
3oSs BON gtafan be3i9Iif Der &egent9aft
tutgegen 3u uebu1eu.
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Boa BET ariiasu 3aieE

9u5Itn, 3. Gpril. - pr. Coz, Barlas
meutamitglieo fir Gaf.Glare, uno pr. Euup,
8ebatteur bes ,ROscommous6eraIb," uar=
ben uul1ugf inter benz yGrimess&ct" 81 bier
gPouuteu 5QIt uerurtbeiIt. Sie uppeG1trteu,
uue ibr 6afttermtu if iest mi isds &od4Fp
reonairt pot6su,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-04-06
aer FtsrbenOe R8uta bon eoQauO.

Der 6aag, 6. 4Pril. Der a0uig Der
RieberIaube bat eiHeH abermaligeu 8udfaQ
erIitten, nRb ieia COB ptr6 iett fiiabNa ers
nartet.
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@lnt llntetINalnaa lbet sen Smpfllpana.
gtatuse uuO SranOe tn lEaeara.

QoubOu, 6. Qpril. - SIN iiiolideu In,
gain baben beftige Stitrme gepiitbet, uHb
biele Sduier murOen bemOIirt. Su attiheH
3Srfern niitbeu oerbeerenbe Teuer5briiuFe.
HmnARa 49, saatn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-04-06

GaiIeOIes anf Osn 9es U1ciusR= 8tOers YdnOez
retfn Ieiften oer @EHttttirmHa bspaffaetest
gSinerf4ann.
The morning news., 1889-01-19
COTTON.


LIVERPOOL, Jan. 1S. noon.-Cotton active: }:
prices hardening; American middling SID; sales
1900 bales, of which 1000 bales were for specu-
lation and export; receipts 10000 bales-Ameri-
can $500.
FUtures-Americau middling, low mjddling
clause, January delivery 35-64d: January and
February delivery 34-64Gl5 20 Gid; February
and March 33-641r5 34-64d; arch and April
) 32-6iD5 33-64d; Aprilan May 32-64Gg5 3364d /;
May AMI JQne - 64d; June aud July 35-6fd I;
July and august 35-6405 *6-64d; August and
Septe nber 35-64d. Futures firm at the ad
vance
The tenders of deliveries at to-days clearings
amounted TO 2,0C0 ba'es new dockets
The weekly cotton statistics are as follows
Total sales 10000 bales-American -- bales
forwarded from ships side 81 900 bales; actual
export 2j,0OO bales; total import 10000 bales
American $4,000 bales; total stock 714,0 900 bales
American $4,000 bales; total aioat $4,000
bales-Amercau 6c00 bales.
2 90 p. m.-Sales of the day included 10 700
bales of American.
Good middhng American sad, middlng
59l6d, low midIing 5Ad, good ordinary sad.
Futures American middling, low nidding
clause, January delivery 356id, sellers: Jau,
uary and February 34-64d, buyers; February
and March 33OId, buyers; March and April
a2-G4d, buyers; April and May 33-64d, buyers:
May and Juue 34-G4d value; June and July
3j-64d, sellers; July and august 5 36-6id
buyers; August and september Sj6id sellers.
Futures steady.
400 p. m.-Futures American middling,
low middling clause. January delivery 3 35 cd.
value; January ana February 35-6@d, SO lcrs; ;
February and March 34-6sd. sellers; March
and April 33-54d. buyers; April and May
3l-64d, sellers Juue and July 3G-54d. sellers:
Jily d August 35-G4i. sellers; August and
September IS G4d, buyers. The market closed
firm
NEW YoRK, Jan. 49, noon.-Cotton steady;
sales 235 bales; middling uplands i5-l6c; mid.
ding Orleans 10 3.lCc.
Futures 'rae marEet opened firm, with
sales as follows: January delivery 7Oc; Feb.
ruary itc: arch . ssc; April 10 00c; May
10 ;0c; June 10 l9c.
500 p. N Cotton closed steady: middling
uplands i5.l6c, middiing Orlean' 10 3.l6c sales
to-day 20 bales; net receipts 6i9 bales gross
1.79G.
Futures-Market closed steady, with sales Of
$500 bales, as follows, January delivery g67
90 69c, February delivery Q 73W9 &c, March
delivery 9 s6b9 SIC. April delivery 976D9 csc.
May delivery 10 O7Gb o 0sc, Juna 10 l10l0 iSc,
August 10 3lWl0 32c September g5lL9 91c.
Hubbard, Price & Co. in their cotton circular
to-day. say: The market has remained In an
apatIeti condition. as hitherto noted. At toe
opening the average list o futures we're sold at
from u points over last evening, but free
offerings soon wiped out this gain aud the mar.
ket sold down 10 last evenings figures There
was a slight reaction"
Weekly net receipts at New York 4,7s3
The morning news., 1889-01-19

From the atlanta tGa.) Constitution.
"Say," hiccoughed the young man in No.
!, what am here fort"
TIE stqtion-house keeper happened to
know him.
Hasn't your pa got a millpondp
eyes" admitted the young man.
And a millpondr
"Yes"
"Well, IL looks mighty serious"
"How's thatp asked the prisoner quickly.
"They say you burned the millpond,
Frank"
"Wen, didn't do it," said the young
man Indignantly. II haven't been in a
mile Of the id old millpond in two
months"
They say they can prove it on you"
81 didn't do it,n sobbed the prisoner as
the enormity Of the otfense dawned on his
mind.
"Well, that's what they charge on you. "
81 can prove | didn't" expostu lated the
young man. ~ can prove I've been right
here Ia Atlanta for two months. Pm all
right If ! am drunk. / didn't burn no
d---d old millpond."
Ho buried bis face in his hands and sobbed
as II his heart was broken.
There is a railroad station not twenty
miles from Atlanta named after that boys
father. The old man has more than a mill
aud q millpond, too.
The morning news., 1889-01-19
LIST OF VESSELS IN THE PORT OF
SAVANNAH
SAVANNAH. Jan 1s. isea


STEAMSHIPS.
City of Augusta 2S70 tons Catharine MAJ
York disc G Anderson.
Juniata, 1870 tons, Christie, Philadelphia, Idg
Azalea lBr 1.tss tons, Petrie Continent, ldr-
A Minis q Sons.
Gardenia (Br) ,276 tons, Rutherford, Brennan.
ldg-A Minis & Sons '
Coronilla (Brl S75 tons, Gavin, Mediterranean.
ldg-A Minis & Sons.
Royal Welsh (Br), 962 tons, Gibson, Genoa. ld1
-Strachen & Co.
Six steamships
Tjomo Nor), $50 TONS Terjesen, Europe, ldg-
A Salas & Co.
Gaa Paa (Nor), eos tons, Hansen Europe. lds-
A r Salas & Co.
Anna (Nor) 493 tons, Moller, to load for Europa
"A r Salas & Co.
Jorgen J Lott DAM, ISL tons, Anderson ar
quarantine, wtg-A Salas & Co.
Bonito Nor, $50 tons Danielsen, at quarantine,
wtg-A Salas & Co.
Aurora (Nor). 625 tons, Kosc, Europe, ldg-
Hoist & Co.
oisuna (Brl 79l tons, Mckay. Liverpool, dis
Elba; 422 tons, Tilton, New York, ldg-Jos A
Alma (Rusl, $50 tons, Ronneberg, Genoa, ldg-
Strachan & Co.
Victoria lBr), 7is tons Davis, Liverpool, repg
M Cosulich & Co
Nimrod (Ausl, go tons, Scopinich, Mediterra-
mean, ldg-M S Cosulich q Co.
Malta QtaD, 3Sl tons. Castellano, MarseilIes
cld-PaterSon, Downing a. Co.
Teresina Bruno QtaD, 747 tons Scotto Mediter-
ranean, dg-Paterson, Downing & Co.
Esmeralda (Sp). GA tons, MaymIls at ouaran
tine, wtg-Butler & Stevens.
Atlantic Ger, 5l2 tons Leidke, Cork for orders
ldg-American Trading Society
Felix MendelSsohn Ger, 923 tons, Fretwllrst
Buenos Ayres, ldg-American Trading So
ciety.
Sixteen barks.
Sirocco (Br), 176 tons, Cahoon, Europe, ldg-
cara (Br), 2is tons, Ceaton, at quarantine, wig
Master.
Two brgs.
soHooNERs.
Harry B Ritter, Gil tons, Petersen, Philadel.
phia, ldg-Jos Roberts & Co.
Francis Yarnall, 496 tons, scott, Baltimore.
ldg-Jos Roberts & Co.
Lizzie Dewey, 355 TONS Burge, Philadelphia dis
--Jo A Roberts & Co.
John Rose 595 tons, Allen, Fernandina cid
- JOS Ho6erts q o.
Raymond T Maull, $50 tons, Smith, Baltimore.
dis--Jos Roberts & Co
May Williams, 525 tons, Reed, Baltimore dis.
Jos A Roberts & Co.
Belle Higgins 392 tons, Skol1eld, New York. dig
Jos A Roberts & Co.
J Howell Leads, Ala tons, Leads, Baltimore. dis
Jos Roberts & Co.
Tena Cotton, S5S bons Cranmer Baltimore.
dis-Jos Roberts q Co
VIM Cloves 57l tens, Penny, New York dis
Jos Roberts & Co.
Palatka, 40s tons, Chaples New York, dis-Jos
A Roberts & Co.
Lewis Ehrman, 1886 tons, Collision, Baltimore.
dis-,Jos A Roberts g. Co.
| izzie II Patrick, 449 tons, Meyers, Baltimore,
dis-Jos A Roberts & Co
Henry P Simmons, 6t5 tons, Grace, Baltimore.
dis-Jos Roberts a. Co.
Molle Saunders, 532 tons, Lewis, Baltimore,
dis-Jos A Roberts q Co.
Annie Bliss 317 tons, O'Donnell, Baltimore. Idg
Dale, Dixon 4 Co.
Sixteen schooners.
The morning news., 1889-01-19
PASSENGERS

Per steamship Tallahassee, for New York--P
Provot, Mr. Provot, Thos Walsh Mrs ash
and children, Miss Katie Walsh Miss Mamie
Walsh. C f Stevens, Master Meissner Miss Mary
Hoist, Il Weber, John Carrie, Murray, T II
Haym, e f Marsden, and steerage.
Per steamship City of Augusta. from New
York-Mrs II Fletcher Mrs NJ Gruff, J o
Spencer, q Myers w p Lane, Miss c J Chisnell,
Z Fauls, Kittering T. Schroeder. G CASTOR. A
Liger, Miss II Lvon, Mrs A B Stebbins, G II
Stark, Miss Davis, f Fauta and wife, Anna
Banta. j r Fleming. j Thompson and wife, s
B Anable. w II Harrison, NJ Strauss, @ Sutton,
e Wiley, DR. Burns, f J Phillips C Munroe. W
Pierce, w f Gassler. Mr. Staples and wife S
Corwn and wife, T II Chovesen, d II Wickham
and wife, c Joseph, and l5 steerage.
The morning news., 1889-01-19

The receipts of cotton at this port from all
sources the past week were 14,759 bales of up
land and l. 0)1 bales sea island, against S552
bales Of upland and 6S5 bales of sea island last
year
| The particulars of the receipts have been as
f5l ows: Per Central railroad, 10,4j5 bales up
and; per Savannah, Florida and Western rail
Wav. 68i bales upland and $50 bales sea island ;
per savannah river steamers, 2S4 bales upland; /;
per Charleston and Savannah railway, 173 bales
|upland; per Darien and Atamaha steamers.
s8 bales upland; per carts, % bales upland and
46 baeS sea island; per Florida steamers, 95
bales upland and 312 bales sea island; per
Brunswick and Satilla steamers, , bales of up
land.
The exports for the week were 1901 bales of
upland and 1, 1913 bales of sea island, moving as
Follows 70 New York, GAS bales upland and
lN2 bales sea island; to Philadelphia, SO bales
upland to Boston, 393 bales upland; to Balti.
more 1918 bales upland and II bales sea
island to Charleston, 1866 bales upland; to
Bremen, 4751 bales upland; to Barcelona, 1900
bales upland.
The stock on hand to-day was S4,47S bales up
land and T. a. bales sea island against SO, ,S54
bales upland and 5, 1853 bales sea island last year
The morning news., 1889-01-19

NAVAL SToREs.-The receipts for the past
week have been /, ,125 barrels spirits turpentine
and 9,745 barrels rosin. The exports were 4O5t
barrels spirits turpentine and 72l barrels roSin
moving as follows: To New York, 135 barrels
spirits turpentine and 1903 barrels rosin; TO Bal
timore, 1,l1G barrels rosin and spirits turpeu-
tine; to Boston, 16 barrels spirits turpeutne
and 2.7 barrels rosin; to Philadelphia, IS bar
rels spirits turpentine and 119 barrels rosin; to
the Interior !,045 barrels sp rits tdrpentine and
4l2 barrels rosin; to Hull, 2,!1S barrels spirits
turpentne and l,512 barrels rosn; to NJ Mlrseilles,
2,265 barrels rosin; to Hamburg, 400 barrels
spirits turpentine and 24;7 barrels rosin to
Rotterdam, 200 barrels spirits turperine and
$500 barrels rosin. The following are the Board
of Trade quotations: Rosin-A, B, G, d and +
S5c, F s. 1ac G 90c, H 81 90. 81 1901 1879,
X 81 30G1 IS, VI 81 60, N So co. window glass
81 CO. water white 81 S5 Spirits turpentine-
regulars 43c bid.
RECEIPTS, SHIPMENTS AND STOCKS FROM APRIL l,
1888, TO DATE, AND TO THE CORRESPONDING
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