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show an increase over those Of last year of
oNer SoVO,OOO. There was absolutely no support
at nrst, as insiders have been paying attention
10 the market interests Of the stock and stop
ofcerS were soon reached, which accelerated
ihe dechae. and It dropped to 1870 against 22Ss
last evening. The break 10 Oregon Transconti-
mental extended TO other Willard stocks, and
the ease with which other stocks yielded en-
couraged attacks upon grangerS and GOLFERS,
and missouri Pacific. Reading, st. Paul, Union
racine, Lackawanna and Lake Shore were all
forced on over per cent. Lowest prices were
generally reached toward O'Clock. but no
EFFORT was made to stem the decline though
Richmond and West Point and Oregon Trans
continental had rebounded from lowest figures
AT that time, however, a rumor was circulated
that negotiations for the purchase of Burling
ton and Northern by Chicago. Burlington and
quincy had been concluded and the tide was
Immediately turned IN an upward direction
Inc reaction was sharp and covering OF shorts
assumed large proportions, and before the close
everything except Oregon Transcontinental,
which remained sluggish, had recovered nearly
to opening prices. The close was active and
strong generally at fractions under first figures.
Alter the early drop in Sugar trust. trust
stocks were quiet and tiuotuated within narrow
limits. Total sales 26U,pOO shares The only
important change is a drop of 2& per cent. in
Oregon Transcontinental The following were
the closing quotations.
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MEMORANDA.

New York, July l6-Ar-lved schrs Eta Hall
Lister, Mason, Georgetown C; Nellie Floyd,
johnson, do
Cleared. brig Roze!la Smith (Br, Greene,
Brunswick
Amsterdam. July 16-Arrved, bark Lainetar
Rus), Poinroth Pensacola.
Dubiu, July 15-Arrived. steamship Restor-
mel (Br), Richards, Port Royal, S G.
Dordrecht. July l6-Arrlved, barK Hebe (Nor)
Ingebrethsen, Pensacola.
Genoa. July l2-Arrived, steamship Roxburgh
Castle tBrl, SWartman, Pensacola.
Harburg. July 15--Arrived, brig DatO (Nor),
Hansen, Brunswick.
London. July 16-Arrived, steamship Amy
Dora (Br), Thompson, Pensacola.
Sunderland. July 13-Arrlved, bark Theta
(Nor, Olsen, Port Royal, c.
Philadelphia, July l6-Cleared. bark Geo w
Sweeney. Hewitt, Savannah.
Zaandam, July 16-Arrived, bark Herbert
Ger, JoosOn. Pensacola.
London, July ARRIVED bark Hertha CNor)
GjeruIdsen, Darien
baltimore, July i6-Arrived schr Mollie J
Saunders Ingersoll. Coosaw, S c.
Cleared, schr Spotless. Eldridge, Savannah
and sailed.
Beaufort N c, July 16-Cleared, schr Morris
Edwards. Outten, Jacksonville.
.,oosaw. S c, July l6-Sailed, bark Marion
(Br), George United Kingdom.
Jacksonville, July 16-Sailed from the bar
18th schr Charlotte T Sibley, Bartlett, New
York.
Pensacola, July 16-ATrived, bark Amor QtaD
Maccagh, BuenoS Ayrcs.
Cleared. bark Ndfarne (Nor), Mas Barrow
Port Royal. c, jury l6-Cleared, schr Fannie
f Wolston, Mari, Boston.
Sailed, schr Myra B Weaver. Weaver, Balt-
more.
Waldoboro Ne July 14-Arrived, schr Jennie
LOCKWOOD, Simmons, Daren.
New York, July 1s-Arrived out, steamship
Aller New York for Bremen.
Arrived, steamship California, Hamburg.
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CONSIGNEEs.

Per Charleston and Savannah Railway. July Is
A DraytoD, J f Torrent, II Hennessey, G n
Nichols, Baker & S, Rieser & S, NJ Ferst 8; Co,
w 4 Price, Byck < >, Harms y J, Hexter & X,
J Perliuski, = Tuberdy, } p Williams & Co, Mrs
Lena Myers, II Myers & BROS, Ii $ Zeppcrer.
Per steamer David Clark. from fernandlna-
4 Einstein's Sons. w W Chisholm, A Krau-s,
NJ Y Henderson. Lee Roy Myers & Co, r Early,
d Y Dhacy Lindsay q NJ Peacock, II & Co. q ;
McAlpin, Paterson. Downing q Co. W G Cooper,
S Guckeuheimer &. Son, NJ Williams, c l. Clark,
II Myers & Bros, ID L Lester, Ellis, Y q Co, Jno
Nicoison, Dr. Cox
Per Savannah, Florida and Western Railway
July lS-Fordg Office, s Guckenheimer & son,
u Myers & Bros, vi Ferst & co. Slater, NJ & Co,
G. w Tiedeman x Bro, A Leftler & Son, q w
Haslam, NJ Henderson, Lee Roy Myers & Co,
Geffcken Mendel & D, C l. Jones c o Haincs.
Standard Oil Co, b II Levy & Bro, HeXter & X,
Meiuhard Bros e Co, II y Jones, @ w Has am,
McDonough e Co. j 5 Collins AZ Co. T. J. BycK,
II Rotnschiid, Z I Roberts, II 1raub, smith Bros,
Palmer Bros, w | Miller, ii E Moore, Hunt
ing & Co, 3, + & w Ry Co, Garrett, S & Co, b
ID Green.
Per Central Railroad, July 1S-Fordg Agt,
C f Marviue, w Hodgson, Stanley & s. S Cohen,
Stillwell, NJ &, Co, Savannah Brewing Co. j X
Cooper, J : Collins g. Co, j q Butler, A Hanley,
NJ Ferst q Co, g w Tedeman & Bro. A bray
ton, Chestnut & ON, J McGrath & Co, A Kent,
Lindsay G NJ Grady. Del &, Co. Morning News,
Savannah Steam Bakery. 4 Lowell Sons, Or b
elmer. 5 Guckenhemer 4 Son, Mrs A f
McDonough & Co. NJ Y Henderson, Davie a T,
| Epstein & Bro. w a Cumming, NJ Ferst & Co.
Smith Bros, A hrlich & Bro. II Myers & Bros,
Harms & j. VI Boley q Son, Geo W DAVIS. G S
Richmor1, Frank & Co. Rieser & ;, Order, & G
Mosey, eeple & CO, Epstein & W, J II Furber,
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RECEIPTS

Per steamer David Clark, from Fernandina
bales cotton. 1 hbls spirits turpentine 5S2
oblS rosin, bale hides 3 bales wool bales
moss, u sacks wool. box Carlr ges, box
macaroni, box fruit, 10 pkgs goods, 4 bhls
pears, pieces pipe, keg, wench, { calves, /
biol whisky, trunE, and mdSe,
Per Charleston aud Savannah Ry, July is
10 c tlyeS, car empty bbls, Go boxes tobacco, ,
cars wood, , bllS Irvine, eases hats, 3 pkgs
files, cases clothing, II pkgs tobacco, | car
N lions, . bbis rOsin. Dbl spirits turpentiue
Per Savannah, Florida and Western Ry, July
Isl bale cotton. 59l hbs spirits tur. entn', 31S
crates vegetables | $50 bbls rosiu, / car rock %
cars lumber, cars wood, tank cars, aleS
wool, bales hides, 10 empty bbls, bbls pears,
3 pkgs supplies. II pkgS goods, - bbs
onions, pix IS paper, 10 cases matches, cases
hardware, i bbl melons, cases cigars, | case
snuff, pkgs mdse. Ga bhS vegeta ules, POS bbs
pears, Il cars melons. 1874 or tsS pears
Per Central Railroad, July 1S-l2 bales yarn,
13N pbls spirits turpentine. % bales dome sites,
26 bales wool, - bales hides. 3 bills leather, III
pkgs tobacco, bdls paper, 35S bblS rosn S20Ss
lbs bacon. go bbis lime, 10 pkEs furniture, 30
cases eggs, IL cars melons. So pHCs vegetables.
Is bales hay, as bbls -four. "a cars lumber, "a
cords wool, iG boxes woodenwaTe 10 bXs wax,
% cases liquor, 81 pieces machinery, -, cases
baking powder, % bales paper stock, 40 boxes
candles, : empty bbls, boxes hardware cases
plalds.
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PASSENGERS

Per steamship VIM Lawrence for Baltimore
c E Duncan. A F Miller Mrs Fanny c Peck, Mrs
j G Sipple Master f 2 Sippe Miss May Ward,
Wrotcn.
Per steamship City of Macon for Boston
Rev D 3 Tanner, a Marmelsten, Thos Hilton,
Cohen. L. W Brooks. l. w Brooks, b 9 Nichols,
a Smith Irvine. Misses Irvine, Miss j Pierce
Miss y Belts, r Nee Chapman, d c Cutter, Mrs
j w Tespe. John Barnes, L + CASTOR. Mrs NJ c
Mrs NJ Gilbert children and svt, and 2
Storage.
Per steamer David Clark, from Fernandina
Mr. and Mrs w j Morrison, f D Brown, w A
Mr. Bond, Mss Norman, Miss b Luddington, T
Early, and deck.
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New York, July IS, noon.-Stocks dull and
heavy. Money easy at 203 per cent. Exchange
Government bonds neglected. State bonds dull
but steady.
Following were the noon stock quotations:
Erie. ..... 80. 25A Richmd & w. PIT.
La ,e Shore . 101H Western Union. "a
Mort & ". pref 511s
500 p m.-Exchange dull but steady at
81 S704 $50 Money closed easy al 216dl3 per
cent. Sub.treasury balauces-God. Sl544.3, 900;
currency, so ABS, 900. Government bonds dull but
steady; four per cents 12SA four and half
per cent. coupons 1865. State bonds ddll but
st ady.
The stock market was dull and weak to day,
and under bear attacks it became more active
and prices ran OF materially through large
portion of the list. Tnere was marked alb
sence of larger commission brokers, and as
many of the leading bull operators are away
and the smaller class of operators are indis-
posed to take hold, the condition invited attack
and bears made most OF the opportunity,
though long selling was not wanting. especially
in the earlier portion of the day The market
opened irregular. and liquidation OF long stock
made weak and feveriSh tone and Sugar trust
led off with a drop of per cent. to 1906 In the
regular list there was also decided weakness,
and the rumor that there would be no dividend
on5Northern Pacific preferred was the occasion
oHa decline of over l pr cent. IN that stock.
Stories which accom- panied the slump in Man
Aittan Yesterday we're made the basis for an
aJtack upon New England the argument being
that if the proposed extensions Oh Manhattan
gwere to be given there could b. no connection
with New England and that road would not be
able to reach New York. New England lost
nearly , Der cent on this. Atcnison, which had
! been very we'll held, next gave way, decrease IN
earnings for the first week in July causing
some selling Toward noon. however, bears
made tn -ir great attack of the day and the
first point was Oregon Transcoatinental' w6lch
was ~TQucslY 7knocked down to- SSh'
against j hst evening Richmond and West
Point Ntsts thesnext, and the ease with which
it ran OIL was decided surprise 70 the street,
esDeciaIfv as earnings for the first half year
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.
CHANGES IN BUoYAGE AT THE ENTRANCE TO ST
sIMoN's SOUND.

Notice is hereby given that the following
changes have been made in the buoyage at the
entrance to ST Simon's Sound, Georgia The
Middle North Breaker Bell buoy, painted black
has been placed little TO the southwark and
eastward OF the position formerly occupied by
North Breaker buoy black No which has
been removed). and has now become the En-
trance Bell buoy, with the following magnetic
bearings of prominent objects: st Simon's
light. NV by w "a w; north point OF Jekyl
Island WNW % W.
A second class nun buoy, painted red and
numbered 4. has been placed ia The position
formerly occupied oy the Middle North Breaker
Bell buoy A third class can buoy, painted
black and numbered l, has been placed to mark
q point Of shoal east and north Of the wreck Of
the Sunbeam. with the following magnetic bear
Ings Of prominent objects: St Simon's light,
NV by W1sW; north point of Jekyl Island
WNW2SW.
SAILING DIRECTIONS FOR ENTERING ST sIMoN's
SOUND.
For the North Channel-From the sea BUOY
steer NV by W34W, TO the Entrance bell buoS
in IN feet Of water, then about by W3lW
from the Entrance bell buoy to Outer North
Breaker buoy (red. No y, in ~ feet of water
and continue this course, in Il feet Of water. to
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Per steamship VIM Lawrence for Baltimore
taIeS cotton. 2,Gl5 bbls roSin, 3i1 pkgs mdSe,
p bbls spirits turpentiue, 1900 feet lumber 80
bales domesticS and yarns, 500 pigs fruit, 10
bales pap stock, Il bales leather, 80 bdlS hides
Fer steamship City of Macon. for Boston-9
'bales cotton, IL bales paper stock, is bio $ rice,
s. bales domestic, SO bales hides, I56 bales wool,
24s bbls spirits turpentine S1.7ll feet lumber II
casks clay, a. $50 watermelons, ID bbs lruit 49S
crates fruit, III tons pig iron, i0i pkgs mdse
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Fruit and Vegetable Market

New YORK, July 1S.-The receipts continue
very heavy of watermelons and the market IS
$50 90, the bulk selling SI5 OJGAlG 90; some in
ferior selling for account OF freight. Peaches
in moderate supply; demand good; fancy car
riers, So 90; other varieties, 81 O0G2 80; tnIrd
crates. 1sc@S1 25 Receipts of LeCouts pedls
heavy; tarrels. ~ O0G,3 80; crates, csc Q 81 H.
Fancy grapes in demand. g. s. PALMLR.
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SAILED YESTERDAY

Steamship VIM Lawrence, Baltimore.
Steamship City of Macon, Boston.
Bark Sola (Nor), Rotterdam.
Brig Porvenir (Sp), Palma de Mallorca.
Schr Robert H Parker, New York.
Schr Jennie Rosaline. Providence.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Port Royal, c, July 10 Steamer State of
Texas, which sailed for Fernandina 15tn. in
going out ran into pilot boat No and cut her
stern away Tire pilot boat arrived at Beaufort
and the steamer proceeded,
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Steamship City of Macon, Lewis Boston-C
G Anderson.
Steamship VIM Lawrence, Snow, Baltimore
w E Guerard, Agt.
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A GARD FROM KROUSKOFF,

The last Flowers of Spring are still Blooming at
kROUSKOFFS. Almost every Lady in Savannah can
testify to the excellence of Millinery and the
immense lines which displayed this season. and it is
fact that have equaed in the large display of Novelties
IN quality and in prices the best establishment in New York
Our RETAILING AT WHOLESALE PRICES is an
acknowledged fact. And now, that are closing our
and floors still too crowded have decided to
sell from this date entire lines of Straw Hats Bonnets
Flowers Feathers etc. much less than wholesale prices
IN fact, at almost your price, Our Great Ribbon Sale
continued until further notice.
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DEPARTED YESTERDAY.

Steamer David Clark, Bailey, Fernandina-C
Williams, Agent
Steamer j w Sweeney, Hallowes, Daren,
Doboy and Brunswick--W T Gibson, Agt
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Mill timber 81 below these figures.
IrIllcIE Z. II1S


LUMBER-The market is strong and the de-
mand for tonnage very active, with but few
vessels to be had either for foreign or coastwise
business. Spot vessels can readily obtain nd
in rates Freight limits are S. 00@7 90,
with the lower figure nominal, from this to Bal
timore, Philadelphia, New York and Sound
ports, with 2505Oc additional if loaded at near
by Georgia ports. Timber S0c@S1 90 higher
than lumber rates. To the West Indies and
Windward, nominal: to Rosario. So %; to
buenos Ayres or Monteyideo, S2G CO., to Rio
ranean ports, $l5 OOQp16 Co., to United Kin&don
for orders, nominal, at Tor timber. f5 los stand
ard; lumber, 25 IS ~team-To New York,
81 90; to Philadelphia, Sc 90; to Boston, 81 co.
TO Baltimore, Sc 50.
NAVAL SroREs-Very firm. Foreign-Cork
September loading, rosin, As Sd, and
5s Sd spirits, Adratic, rosin. As Cd; Genoa, as
South America, rosin, 81 20 per barrel of $50
pounds. enthusiastically Boston, 45c on
rosin, 90c on spirits; to New York, rosin, 3Oc
spirits soc; to Philadelphia, rosin, 30c; spirits,
Soc to Baltimore, rosin, 30c spirits, zoe. Coast
wise, quiet.
COTToN-Rv steam-The market is steady:
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Leading futures ranged as follows

Leading futures ranged as follows.
Opening Highest. Closing.
No WHEAT
i S y. 9 s s:::3y & s.;
Sept. delivery. S55s 81 SS2s
Oct delivery. S614 SoA sos
IS 4s5 9 s 4: 4. 4;
MISS PoRK-
Aug. delivery. S1 10 S1l 10 I'll u
Oct delivery 10 40 10 80 10 80
LARD, Per 100 lbs
Aug. slIvery Is - 20 - 20 y
Sept. delivery. o2Ss b % %
Oct. delivery 32lS .-...-
SHORT RIBS, Per 100 los
July delivery. S.. -. ...;:-
Sept. delivery. 57l5 62l3 6213
CINCINNATI, july 1s.-Flour heavy Wheat
lower; No. : red, Sc. Corn weak and lower; No
mixed 36l7@3ic Oats easy; No. mixed,
2502534c. Pork steady at oil .. Lard dull
at S6Q6 05 Bulk meats quiet; short RIBS
s. IS. Bacon weaker; short clear Sc s'Ie.
WHISKY active and firm at 81 o. Hogs closed
unchanged; common and light % ooG4 o.
packing and butchers 81 2Ce14 40
ST. LOUIS. July Is. Flour unchanged Wheat
lower; No. red, cash I4Igc a,ked' July de
livery 74l9c, August delivery '4c asked. Corn
unchanged, NO. mixed. CASH, o~foI. August
delivery 325sc; September delivery SIC. oats
nominal; No >. casa DC; options-July delivery
pc bid, August delivery 2l%Bc ask WHISKY
at 81 OF. Provisions du aud weak.
NEw ORLEANS, July 1S.-Coffee unchanged; Rio
cargoeS, common To prime l534G9 lS}Sc. Sugar
closed unchanged; Louisiana centrituSais.
choice white S5sc, prime to choice y'h wv clarl-
fed 7-l6GG Slec. MolaSses unchanged; Louis
lana centrituG ais, fair to good fair l'@ly com
mon to good common 15@ l6c.
BALTIMORE, July lS.-Flour quiet. Wheat
Southern active and steady; coalition improv-
ing; Fultz, 7SdS,c; Longberry, 80 ltsoc, west
ern quiet and shade lower since 1t opened; No.
2"lnter red, on spot S6@c; July delivery size,
August delivery % dS354c, September delivery
$3.50 $3.50, Dec mber delivery a6l4c asked.
Coru-SouUnem firm and wanted; white $50
SOC; yellow 45d. 46c; Western dull but firm.
LOUISVILLE, July IS-GraIn closed unchanged.
NLeat-No. , red, new 15l59Ib}2c. Corn-No.
9miXed 5711c. Oats-No. ,, 2SSsc. Provisions
| unchanged.
NAVAL STORES.
NEW York July lS.-Spirits turpentine quiet
| but firm at 3S14GD39c. RoSin strong at VI loo
| l l2e.
500 p. m.-Rosin quiet and steady; strained
common to good S. 1901 121a. lurpentIne
| firm and quiet.
CHARLESTON July 1S.-Turpsntire firm at
| 26c hosln steady; good strained at soc.
| WILMINGTON, July lS.-SpTits turpentine
| steady at 36c hosIn dull; strained '5c, good
| strained SIC. Tar firm at 81 So. r,"4e tur-
pentine firm. hard 81; yellow dip and virgin
| S19L.
LONDON. July 1s.-Turpentine 30s
| RICE.
New YORK July 1S--Rice steady; domestic
| 4A06ssc, Japan 4$4054c.
| NEW ORLEANS. July lS-Rice unchanged; or
| dlnary TO prime 31eGD5c.
| PETROLEUM.
NEW YORK.. July 1S-rhe petroleum mar Set
| opened strong at 93lbc, and advanced steadily
| throughout the day on covering by local shorts.
| Trading was much lar ger tnaL usual. The
market closed strong at $3.50.
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,s1fine was strong and advancing. There was
4 6o active demand but the offerings we've light
f an5 generally held higher The sales during
+ tbs dav were SIC casks, of which $50 casks were
Nrrgnlsrs at SIC and $50 casks OF regulars at
s5Ir and III casks of regulars at 36I5c. At the
+ Baard of Trade on the first call the market was
Srenortei firm at SIC paid and bid for regulars.
Al The second call 1t closed firm at SIC bid for
ZTsp1llars. Rosin-The market was quiet and
STEADY at quotations. There was a good inquiry,
Mn only a far business doing. The sales for
& tf4 dav we're about $500 barrels. At the Board
4 Of Trade on the opening cali the market was re-
ported steady with sales of 1,94s barrels, at the
Following quotations: A, B, c, D and f S21ac,
zF s7I5c. 6 921bc, II 81 1215, I 81 35. K 81 40, M
8N62. y 81 rs window glass 50 90, water white
B @1O At the last cali it closed unchanged.
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COMMERCIAL
MARKETS

or THE MORNING NEWS,
OFFICE. S,I,yAa. Ga, July l6, 1 P NJ :
market was duh and nominal
0rToS--iiu1. and no sales. On Change at
Ibing doln5 ain. m. the market was re-
midday !.t an and firm at the following Official
bed gules - of the Cotton Exchange:
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ARRIVED UP FROM QUARANTINE YESTER-
CUFARED YESTERDAY

Bark Mida Nor), Hubert, Sapelo in ballast,
to load for Europe-A r Saas & Co.
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CHANaEs lN RroYAGE An FERNANpINA.


Charleston, July 15-The beacons. both day
and lighted, in the st. Johns river, Fla are now
being remembered. That portion OF the river
between the bar and Jacksonville has beeu com
pieted, and the work viii continue as opp Jrtu-
nifty offers until all have been REMEMBERED
The beacons arr mum tered cousecutively from
the bar, commencing from No t." odd numbers
| being gwen t. BLACK beacous AMI white lights
and even numbers to red beacons and red
| lights
To avoid the future use of fractional numbers
In case any additional beaconS are built. the
| number -, and each succeeding fifth number
has been dropped out. and does not appear
| BY order Of the Lighthouse Board.
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COUNTRY PRODUCE.

young chickens; old fowls plentiful demand
fair.
EGGs-Market very weak, with good supply
and moderate demand.
PEANUTs-Fair stock; demand moderate;
prices firm
in market
HoNEY-No demand; nominal.
SWEET Nominal; none in market.
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FRIDAY, July 10, 1889.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamer David Clark, Bailey, Fernandina-C
Williams, Agent.
Tug Crescent City, Payne, Brunswick Master.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC-THIs DAY

Sun RISES ............ ..........,.... :02
HIGH WATER AT SAVANNAH. 1905 A II, 1916 p
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Middle North Breaker buoy red. No q. when
haul gradually around to about WSW. il 1874
feet OF water, passing Inner North Breaker
buoy (red, No o., and then head for the Channel
buoy.
For the South Chanuel-From the sea buoy
steer NV by W24N. to the Entrance bell buoy
of water, from the Entrance bell buoy To blacS
north Of wreck of Sunbe IN. From black buoy
No !, steer a NV course for about half a mile
with least water of ill3 feet, then haul up to
WNN for the Channel buoy. with leas, water Of
10 feet. The courses are magnetic aud depths
at mean low water.
CHANGES IN BUoyAGE AT FERNANDINA.
Also that the following changes have been
made IN the bUOyage n Fsruaudina entrance,
Fla The Entrance bell buoy las been NOV 81 "A
little more tlau on 'quarler OF a mile to the
nurthward or its old position, with th- follow
ing magnetic bearings of prominent objects.
Amelia Island light. SW; Amelia Island North
Range beacon 'front.'. WSNlsW.
The outer bar buoy red No ., has been
moved nearly one-quarter Of mile 10 the
northwa of ES former position, and is now on
the edge of the outer bar, ia - feet OF water,
with the following magnetic bearings Ut prom
neat objects: Amelia Island hight, SWl4S; Anne
liza Island Range, WSW.
North Breaker buoy (red, No g., has been
moved about one-eghth OF u mile To the east
ward Of lis former position. with the following
magnetic bearings of prominent ohjects: Anne
ia Island light, SSN1sN; Amelia Island Range.
WSW.
BY order of the Lighthouse Board.
ttfr, n
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NEW YORK.. July 1s-rhe petroleum mark
opened strong at 93lsc. and advanced steadily
throughout the DAY on covering by local shorts
Trading was much lar yer tnaL usual. Tn
market closed strong at $500.
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BY steam-The market is steady

MECHANICALLY steam-By special contract:
To New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Bos
ton, standard crates, 20c: standard barrels, 40c.
Without contract: Standard crates, 35c; stand
I'D harrelS
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LONDON, July 1S.-Turpentine 30s

NEW YORK. July 1S--Rice steady; domestic
434063sc, Japan 4$4@54c.
New ORLEANS. July lS.-Rice unchanged; or
dlnary TO prime 3l1QD5c.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
FINANCIAL.

New YORK, July IS, noon.-Stocks dull and
heavy. Money easv at 2613 per cent Exchange
long, 81 86@4 8614; short; 8 s7]394 87A;
but steady.