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Per steamer David Clark. from Fernaniina-
Mrs Fox, } G. Barnes and wife, Mrs Rotnc il l,
W & Jackson. Lucy RObsrts. AID 10 deck.
Per steamship Ciy of Augusta, iro New
York C Langley, T NcLaws Fargo, F
II Medhurst. CApt Yonxe, + e sat and vile,
and steerAge.
Per steamship Gate City, for Boston
MIR and Mrs Jas Mueller Mrf Rcha dsou, nurse
AMI child, Mrs 5 Reed, Miss II Conant. hlr
and Mrs j r Conalt ami son, James Skiier, Mr.
and Mrs II VI Balcomb, Miss Balcoub, Miss A
NJ Hunt, Henry HuIt, ami j Bridges. dr G
Barn and wife, Geo Gardner, WIN I'vingsto1 D.,
Mra,d Mrs A T. jennings, Mrs 2 Rathbrn,
+ * Butler, ! n Fessendsn. Mrs foslY, Mrs II y
Bailey f W Parsons. Miss II II Pa'sons, Miss II
l. ParsOns Mrs + S Searcy. Mrs Harry nth, 5
o McSaly, Daniel NJ JESS tyne T NJ White,
Henry w Barber, Mrs G Robson Mrs J "
DAYTON, SIR and Hrs r X Bay Miss T. Clare, Mr.
w II Reed, q II Fl. st. II VI Drummond, F A
Perry, " + Ayrss J A Austin, inland irs + X
Wcbbsr, WIS r S p MOulJon, ID Nat'fh 10, III
VI Clark Juo cree, diss Niclerso1, iss ice,
Miss Bump IS, M mpus, 4 lad 9. Ma 10
irwin. Robert Dickens, Samuel irwin, r "a @on,
Jas Belts. Mrs l. NJ Herwick and childreu-
Z Storage
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RECEIPTS

Per steamer David Clare, from Flrnaniina-
ha.a col go, is u.- s. ir $ Jir en- me, buls
tools, % % J. rIslr. SO bd cao % -., boxes
I X. pa<, ; pigs pow point, empty b. X, /
II il- jenny, % - isny. ~ calves.
Par Charleston AL aYaunah R3ilwav, Nav
% cars empty bb-, cars wroI, BIZ, chairs
2 bils bedste DIS, bdi nattilg, ? bdls DOtls, 10
cases mustard, lot IA "A 90 dis, : cases i stock,
case il d :, / roll ha ging, | lot furniture, 4
k Is beer, 81 cad les 10 nee
Per Savannah, FiJrida aud Western Railway
NAV 2--5l6 bales cOtto' 366 phis r sin, ,
bis spirits turpeni1e 65j boxes ranges. 1863
crate yegetab IS 799 BIB veg tables, refri-
orators stFawQrrif s. 81 cas- Iumb r, empty
tai k cars. > cars rt. 3 bbiS 'vhiskv. Il bales
hi es, . PIX 3 hardware, 6 chairs, ke. s cast
ings, ~ crates cabba st, ) bbls ctHbaRe, car
stave. $50 bbs grits, AZ p2gt mdse, 322 bale-
hay.
Per Central Railroad May 2-l71 bales cotton.
23' bbis spirit turpentn-, %! bbs rosin, >
bbls grits. bales yarn, 40 bales do pestcs, bag
wool, sal"s hides, b DDS Leaf or, bdis papar.
33) y Is bIccp. 4 cans lard I car meat, - cs
b en-, az d fruit, -,09l bu 'hels oats. obs
wuisk ', 4 hf bb whisky l05 Pig ur tur 512
bushels corn. 4j cars lam oar cord wood, II
horses. ! Dol syrup, car box mat rial. II boxes
wood in shape, cask clay, Z kgS We etlbes l
cnse liquor, oxes wa, 3 pkgs wagon mat rial,
50 pSzs nds bales paper 81 OK car urick, :
PIX = IN ichinery, % empty bbls, } cars r iron,
car bar iron, IL pkgs hardware.
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Fruit and veg table Ma kat.

Reported By q. S. PA e.. 1856 2etia ST, " Y.
NEW YORK. April 2l-The receipts of south
ern vegetables to-day ia various Ii res aggr,-
gate the h av,est f the ason. No wit stand
ing tnis however. the ma ket has been active
and no ser.ou; decline, excep on bean. which
ar in lar ,e supply aid prices temp 'r,rily
lover. le early receipts spli from s. 0)0
. % per cat g, out buiz iuging 5! 30. g "ica
tomatoes, 81 00lsI 50; Inferior, 8 co. SO;
cucambers, > 20 a &C; beets, u 20; ii hsl.
81 p. Potatoes IN good Il ma Il nj prime
stocz selling today fro II SC o. o a harr'l;
N dunn era les, So 5)G4 80. Al occasional
sh lient Of or3u -es coming Tor ward and me Is
wi b really sale aAd at extreme prices. Fancy
In Ian river fruit worth at pres mt from s. 0
90 per box; other -rades S. 0l0. Straw
berries in very liberal sup ~ anI pric,s range
fro n 100 nc, Sonebhi z large and 'xtrt fine
could 10 placsd shade higher thaa present
quotations.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

New York. April 30-Ship Bridgewater,
Anderson, Dari April Is, with lum
Der, bound TO Liverpool, put into is
20 I lea ing, hayia, touc e rplad In cross
ing the bar at Dariel and ponpded heavily,
causing her to strain and SPIN, aleak; has 10
feet IF water in her Dold; april 30, in crossing
the bar il Sandy HOOK, LOOK tue bottom, as she
w)uli not answer her helm; is drawing % feet
water
Bark Fece Utah, Bib1ina, Pensacola April
into tins or in distress having from April %
to p experienced hcavy gales from ali points,
durin- il sprung | ak, $40 e boat carried
away lipopon, lost IN | spit sails ana rec 'ived
OF l'r Ialnase; mas uow feet of water in her
hold.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.


FINANCIAL
New YoRR, May 9, noon.-Stocks quiet and
strong Money easy at 203 per cent. Elk
cnange-lony, 81 S746L4 S112; short, 81 SSNGD
49, Gov, rninent bonds dull but steady. State
bonds dull but 'tea q Richm,a W. pt
Chicago & North 1914 TERMINAL. co.. 269s
Lac Shore ....:. 1888 Western Union. s5}@
at 81 s36b4 S91s. Money easy at 292x per
cent closing offered at 2 per cent. Sub
Treasury balances-Gold, Sl53, ll3.OO0; currency,
Sl6 $4,000. Government bonds dull but steady
10 firm: four per cents l2gl4; four and half
per cent coupons los. State bonds duh but
steady.
Tie stock market to-day was again moder-
ately active and showed n strong front almost
throughout. ana later some adva ces in the lis
with Changers in tine lead. There was good
buying for both foreign and domestic account,
and Boston stocks especially were very prohl-
uent in the upward movement, "a altnoug
the bears made a powerful demonstration
AGAINST the list ia the forenoon, the impression
made upon values was only fractiInal The
opening was strong after thIee DAYS no.laay'
and most stocks showed advance over last sat
urday's closing figures OF from sU3s per cent,
while Atcnison responded to the rise IN BOSTON
OF the past two days with gam OF a per cent.
Interest ia speculation was centered IN western
stocks and Atchi5on, Northwestern, Burlington
and Quincy aud Rock Island ok the lead I'M
meIiatey The early demand stimulated the
list. and opening gains were snppenSsntesl oy
further advances all over the list, and Pullman,
wi,ich was selling ex.divide al, almost recovered
the dividend in the first hour The pears, no y
ever resisted tn advance with vlgor. ana max
ing their attack NOR specially upon Union
Pacific and Rea ling, brought TIE list down
frncli1naly from best figures Toe statement
of Burlington and Quincy for tue month OF
Worch shoying a gain of nearly $500, 00), again
stimniated buying and unier the lead Of Bur
lmgton aud Quincy, and other west rn shares,
material gains were made before noon. Even
weak spots like Union Pacific aid Chlcago Gas ,es
recovered the losses OF the first hour. In the
afternaon the market became less active, but
the upward movement met WITH NJ setback,
though. exec in coal stocks, wnlch oecA lii
we're Tor small fractions only. Burlington and
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Per steamship Gate City, for Boston-49s
bales upa d cotton, 1913 bal domestics and
yarns, 533 Is rosin, ~ lbs spirits tur enti re-
235 OiO feet lumber. - bales hides, 81 reir & ra-
tors Derri IS. go bbls vegetables, 403 psgs udse
3J5 crates vegetable 1873 tons pix iron.
Per bark Valoua }r, for i.verpOol-5S7. 1856
feet p p lumber. pipe slaves ,SJJ aid slaves.
2 500 Dbl slaves Z dcAullde and Jas 7 Stewart
& son
Per bark Progress (Norl for London-2 40
bblS rosin, weig ling 1,2,2,2l0 pounds-Jas Earle,
Jr.
Per schr WIN II Keeney. for New York-242,-
745 feet p p lumber-StIllwell, Mllen & Co.
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Quincy, Louisville and Nashville and Missouri
Pa tic however, were still very prominent.
Western Union also came to the front The
rumur that a syndicat had offered to buy Mr..
and the WabaShes we're higher in symp tiny.
The rise eliminated to yari 2 O'Clock. when
some realizing caused reactions of slight frac
tons from the highest figures, and beyo"d the
renewed activity in Burlington and Quincy
there was 10 feature of in crest in tle final
dealings T closing, however, was firm TO
strong, though quiet. he unlisted department
was very quiet, and Brunswick is a shade lower
at O7s. The great majority of active shares
are materially hi her tonight, and Burlington
and Quincy rose pa, Manitoba 1ss, Canadian
Pacific lSs, Rock lS'a1d 1ts, Missouri Pacific u,
Lackawanna per cent, and others fractions
Total sales were PAS, 900 shares. The following
were the closing quotations:
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DEPARTED YESTERDAY.

Steamer Ethel Carroll. Cohen's Bluff and way
landin ys-W T Gibson, Mgr.
steamer David Clark, Baly, Fernandina-C
Williams, Agent
Steamer Maggie Belle. Henry. Darien, Doboy
and Brunswick-W I Gibson, ACT.
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Oats-No ?, 2sSsc Mess pork at Sl 506l1 IS.
Lard at s6 SOdG6 $40 Short ribs s. 500 50 %.
Shou ders S. y 05 so. Short clear So $50
3716. Whisky 81 o..
Leading futures ranged as follows
Opening HI,hsS,. Closing
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FREIGHTS.

LUAIBER-Business is quiet, with offering ton
mage generally equal to shippers requirements
and rates unchanged, Freight limits are 81 90
G6 so from this and the near Georgia
ports to the Chesapeake ports, PHILADELPHIA,
NV York Sound ports and eastward Tim
Der 50c1S: 90 higher than lumber rates.
To the West Iudes aud Windward, nominal;
to Buenos Ayres or Aontevideo, 5 90; to Ro-
sario, $22 90; to Rio Janeiro, $40 10; 10 Spanish
aud Mediterranean ports, S1i 00D15 90; to
U tied Kingdom for orders nomingl. at for tim
Der, &5 los standard; humber E5 5s Scan
To New York, So 00 to P lila Eel ohia S. 90;
to Boston, 81 90; 10 Baltimore, Sc 50.
NAVAL SToREs-Frm, F1retgu-CorS, etc,
for orders IS 81, aud, or SIS Sd for spot vessels.
May and June loading, rosin a. and Is spirits,
Adriatic, rosin, Is; Genoa, 3s 3D. South Amer
lea, resin, 81 20 per barrel of $50 pounds.
Coastwise- Steatn-To boston, 10 on rosin,
9Oc on spirits; TO New York, rosin. 30c; spirits,
Soc; to Philadelphia, rosin, 30; spirits, SOC;
to Baltimore, rosin, Doc: spirits zoe, Coastwise,
quiet.
ro1-rov Rv Staam-Tha nsrxet is steadv.
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"a - lLNi> vii la ior TIE DAILY
"a MORNING NEWS one week, delivered
4 70 any part Of Tire city. send your ad.
g. ~ dress with r. cents TO the business
once aud have tho paper delivered regularly.
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Delaware 3 ca water, April 20-rhe Winter
Qiarler Ii hts ip. ia tow Of steamer Zizauia
salel fl IN mere Q ,teriay for her station
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SPOKEN
NOTICE To MARINERS.

Bark Gina CNor), Anderson, from ApalacNicola
for Buenos Ayres Ap Il 8, lat 80 -, on Al ".
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orrox-By steam-The market is steady;

NEGETA BLEs-By stean-By special contract:
To New York, Philadelphia. Baltimore AMI Bos-
ton standard cra-es. 20c; STANDARD barrels, 40c-
Without contract: Standard crates, 35c; stand
ard barrels. 15c.
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Philadelphia, April 30-Notice is hereby given
that Winter Quarter 81" al IGN vc6sei No -,
driv rom ner station off sea coast of Virginia
du !.y t 80 gale OF TIN. mas been r'n,aced.
BY order OF the Lighthouse Board
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Inspector Fourth Lighthouse district.
OHIO u S LIaHrHousE INspgcroR.

Z
SIKH DisruCT HAHLEstoE, lay l., 1889
ewing ia No 10 eac1n 80 -howi IKE
whit light, IN tn Saya ulh River, a, has bssn
stroycd. 1t viii 90 b llG as soon as pracJ.c-
able
By or.Ier Of the Lighthouse Board
RID HG9Duoo <. Lie.t Co MIR. Z SN,
Lighthouse Inspector sixth Dis riot.
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ARRIVED BELOW YESTERDAY.
CLFARND YESTERD

Bark Inperator Nor, Nielsen, Rio Janeiro
via Sapelo, in ballast laster.
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Sweet potat es white q Dushel 80 a. 60
PoULTRY Turkeys sea ce; young chickens
wanted Old fowls Plentiful; de nand fair.
EGGs-harket firmer, with good supply;
moderate de uand
PEANurs-Fair stock; demand moderate;
prices firm and tending up.
SUGAR-Georgla and Florida nominal; none
in market.
TioSEY-No demand; nominal
SWEET PorAToEs-ln good demand.
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CLEARED WEDNESDAY

Anderson
Steamship Ia lahassee. Fisher. New York-C
q Ander on.
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Opening. dlshsSV- closing.
No 2WHEAr-
June delivery. S11S sl1a 7s3s
July delver1.... 7S5S - iI1s
Sept. delivery. n U50 20
Corn, 40 =
June delivery. "a 81
July delivery. 343A 3iN
Aug. dhiiv SOFA Ses So13
OATS, No. =
June deli very. 2e3s "a 21s
July delivery. 229s SS|s Fps
Mass PoRK-
June delivery. 81 45 Sll ofS2 III 62h
aug. delivery. IL 20 ..'..' II S2Ss
LARD Per 100 lbs
June delivery. 81 S2ls ~. Sc s.
July delivery. IS Sis
SHORT RMS, Per 100 lbs
June delivery. S. 9215 50 wa 81 ~
July delivery. 03s5 o0,]e . %
Aug. delivery. 1919 l2>a = l29S
steady; No . red Sac. Corn IN good demand
and firm; No mixed sc Oats tirmer; No.
mixed. 26@ 26LSc Provisions Pork, demand
light at Si2 25 Lard steady ,! at - e2,S; Bulk
81 or. Hogs higher; common and light 81 0O6
20, packing and butchers s. 6o94 is.
ST Louis, May sn Tidst quiet and easy
cash zoe; May delivery T70s0lsc, closed 771Sc;
June delivery Z @76ASc. closed TO- Corn 4. D.;
No. 2, cash 3014c; way delivery Sols@8OIc,
No ., cash 9sl6c bid; fAy delivery 93'sc asked;
June delivery 23c bid. Whisky quiet at 81 %.
Provisions steady-P f@, SIP -. Lard, no de-
mand; prime steam at So so.
New ORLEANS, May 2.-Cofee quiet but firm;
Rio cargoes, com non to prime l64119Ac.
Cotton seai products nominally nncAa ed
Sugar quiet but fir D: Lou,siana open kettle,
cnolce 8 1880; centrifugas. OH White $40
3-l6c, choice yellow clarified Sc Molssses fir
and steady; louisa a open til, strictly
prime SC; Louisiana centrifu-als, IrIctly prime
2l12jc.
LOUISVILLE. May 2.-Graln and provisions I'M
cha sed.
NAVAL STOR~s.
LIVERPOOL, May }, no n. -Turpenti1e 3is 81
\ y T OK. Ma =. noon -N'4-,'-- irs''ntlna
quiet at 444c, Rosin inactive at 81 l2N3 u 10
300 D. n.-Rosia quiet for common to go
strained. Turpentine dull and weak; offered at
43lsc.
CHARLESTON, May 2.-Turpeati>4 closed at BIC.
Ros no niuai; good strain ID 81 o. >.
WILMINGTON. =. c., Nay 2.-Spiflts urpeutine
dull at 80 &c. Rosln dull; s,rai ned Zoe; good
strauel S7l5c. Tar firm ut 81 80. "a . So
pentine firm, hard 81 20; yello" dip S. 30,
v.rgn =. 10
RICE.
New YoRK. May 2-Rice quiet bat steady.
New ORLEANS. May 2.-Rice steady; ordi-
nary to prime a157 15c.
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NEW YoRE May 2. Tho petroleum mar ct
op ned steady At ~ &c, and after n sli~h d.
cline in early trading, strengthened o. covering
by western shcrjs, and moved up to $3.50,
CLOSING StrOnr al Sc.
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TaU!T-Forida oranges G Romnasy g 5s@3 IS
FLoUR-MarS get dnn an 10 err. Extra,
81 p; fancy. So IS; choice patent, s. sos %;
family, S. 90; bakers mixture ST 25 spring
wheat. best patent, s. %.
GRAIN-Corn-MarSet frm. White corn, retail
lots, 62c; job lots, SOC; carload lots, SIC; mixed
corn, retail lots, Coo; JOB lots, 51c carload lots
Soc. Oats-Retail lots, 45c; job lots, 42c; car
load lots 4ee. Bran-Retail LOIS, 81 90; job lots,
IS; car Dad lots, 9Oc. Meal. 5T1ec. Grits e216c.
HAY-Market firm. Western, in retail lots
81 10; job lots, 9716c; carload lots, 92Jac.
HIDES, Wool, Ere Hides-Market We y dull;
butcher, l11c. Wool-Market nominal; prime
in bales, GOOGLE; bury, s6o12c. Wax, lsc Tai
low, 304c. Deer skins, flint, 25c; salted, 20c
Otter SKINS 50c@14O0.
IRoN--Marzet Steady swede, 41S05c; refined,
21sc.
LARp-Market steady; in tierces 79sc; sO-D
tins, 715c.
LiME, CALc1NED PLASTER AND CEMENr-Chew-
acla lump lime in fair mani and selling at
81 % per barrel; Georgia and Shelby, p p per
barrel; calcined plaster 81 s. per rel;
hair, 4@5c; Rosendale cement, 81 900 50;
Portland cement, So 600275.
LIQUoRs-Dull; light demand. Whisky, per
gallon, rectifel, 81 0S01 20, according TO proof;
choice grades, 81 50GB2 90; straight, 81 5004 90;
sherry and catawba. low. grades, 6008Sc; fine
grades, 81 0001 80; California light, muscatel
and angelica, 81 5OD1 70.
NAILS Market steady; fair demand; Sd, So IS;
y
12d to 40d, 81 IS; sod to God, 81 40.
NUTs-Almonds- Tarragona, 1S090c; Ivicas,
16O1S:; walnuUs, French, 15c; Naples, !6c; pc
cans, 10c; Brazil. 10c; filberts, Toe; cocoanuts,
Barracoa, 81 0G@3 % per 100.
OSIoNs-Per barrel, 81 49, per crate, 90c;
Spanish, per crate 81 49, Bermuda, per crate,
S175
Ous-Market steady; demand good Signal,
40050c; West Virginia black, 9@12c; lard. Gle;
kerosene 911 0l0l3c; neatsfoot, 6)075c ma
chinerv g 301; linseed raw, co.; b0lle1 CSC;
mineral seal, 16c; no nelighu, 1Sc: guardian 4c.
PEAs-Stock light; demand fair. White
crowders, So 25 per buShe; clay peas,
81 75G92 90 per bushel; wnip2oorwill, 81 IS
o. 90 per bus rel; re rppa-s 81 10 per oushel.
PoTAToEs- Northern, 81 IS.
RAGsINs-Demani il mt; mark It steady; lay
erS, 50 90 per box; London layers, new, So so
per box; California London layers S. IS per
| box; loose, - 30.
| SALr-The demand is moderate and market
Quiet; carload lots, sec, +. o. b.; job lots,
| 90Ng5c.
SHor-Drop, / 25: buc'y, 81 So
| SUGAR-Hhe market is strong and higher. Cut
| loaf, 94c; cubes, 915c; powdered, 9l5c; granu-
| lated, &c; con ectlonerS'. o4c; sta dard A,
S58c; off A, SEC; white extra G, S3sc; golden c,
| TIC; yellow. TIC
| SYRUP Fioridt and Georgia dun at 25@2sc;
mark quiet for sugarhOuSe at 10000; Cuba
strai <ht goods. CSC in hogsh ads; sugdrhouss
ToBAoco-l arket steady; demand fair
Smoking, 25cG$1 25; chewing. common,
so md. 22}6 30; far, $685.; me ium, $50
! SOC; bri int 50 o &c; fine fancy, S1@9Je; ext 4
! fine, 90c0S1 IL; bright navies 33Ui5c; dark
navies, 36c.
/ LUMBER-Demand continues good from all
/ quarters Mills full of work. Prices firm at
/ quotations, exc ept some sanding for very easy
! sol A6ulaS Wa uuOta a h
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ARRIVED WEDNESDAY.

ARRIVED AT QUARANTINE WEDNESDAY.
Bark SUPRA NorJ, Knudsen PernamOuco, in
balla Hoist & CO.
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slIIpplNH IXrELLlGENCE.

dGTtNrJli LIAFAJ-rl-5 OAE
syn Uses. .......t..... .........5 IL
BUN , : ). .-... 5000. s..... a
HIGH WATER AT SAvAVvAH. .l1:01 4 N. II 81 p
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sAILED YE3rERpAY.
MEMORANDA.

Steamship Gate City, Boston.
Bark Progress (NOrJ, LIndon.
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New YoRK. May Rice quiet bat steady,
New ORLrASs. May Rice steady; ordi-
nary to prime 5000.
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Bark Valoua (Dr), Andrews, Liverpool-Holst
& Co.
Bark Progress (Nor), Nielsen, London-A r
Salas a. Co.
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ARRIVED UP FROM QUARANTINE WEDNES-
DAY
Bark Thems Nor) Webye, to load for Eu-
rope Strachan & oC.
Bark Onni Nor, Abrahamsen, to load for Eu-
rope Master
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COMMERCIAL.
~~------~~---~---~~~~
TNAi MARKETS.
OFFICE OF THE MORNING NEWS. /
VI Sr,~,-Au GA Nav 2 P NJ

,,-ov-The market was very firm at quota
Tbere was some little inquiry, but owing
uou 10 extremity of holders IDEAS there was
small business doing. On Change at
e,.st and only call Of the day, at p m, the
'no was reported as held firmly, VITA sales
m,@h,Ias The following are the official spot
o. -
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New YORK, May 9, noon.-Stocks quiet and
strong. Money easy at 203 per cent. Ex-
cnauge-long, 81 SA6LI S11s; short, 81 SshGD
49, Gov, rnnent bonds duh but steady. State
bonds dull but steady.
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NAVAL SToREs-Ihe market TOT splrlts tur-
nenfine was easy. ere was a good de nand,
which was freely met. The total sales during
the day we're .952 casks at &c for regulars: At
The Board of I! ade on the opening call the
market was repor ed firm at SIC for regulars.
A. the last call it closed firm at &c for regulars
Rosin-There was good demand and a fiir
business doing. The mark I was easier for the
lover grades The total sales for the day were
66sl bar els. At the Board OF Trade on the
irsf call the market was reported firm, with
sales of 6.546 barrels at the following quota
lions A, B, q and D Csc, E 9?12c, 81 90, g
81 %, Fl ST. TO- l 81 %, K 81 27l9, y 81 80,
81 g. window glass S 30. water white S. 100
21S At the second call it closed unchanged,
with further sales OF 135 barrels.
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90 rs,nnd-The market was very dull and
entiey onotations are based on last sales;
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-03
FRIDAY, Nay 3, 1853.
ARRIVED YlBraRDAt.

ARRIVED Y-BTa .RDAt.
Steamship City Of Augusta, Ca hs rine. Now
Yor1-C q Anderson.
et.a ner Davii Clark, Bailey, Fernaniina-
c. Williams, Agent
ARRIVED WEDNESDAY.
Bark Pohona t3r), Jameson, Genoa. in ballast
A Minis & -.
Schr heuecca \ Taulane, lngerson Norfolk
with coal to G l Taggdrt; vessei to JOS A r 10
ertS & Co.
Steamer Ethel, Carroll. Cohen's Bluff and way
Iandiugs-W T Gibson, lanager.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-02-01
SHIPPING NOTES.

The steamer Viva sailed on Thursday for
MOlokai.
The bark Ivy from New York is due any
moment.
The schooner Robert Searles is having
her topsideS recaulked.
The bark G. o. Whitmore is waiting for
sugar at the kinau wharf.
The barkentiue Klikitat, Captain r. d.
Cutler, IS now due from Puget Sound with
lumber.
The British yacht Nyanza is lying near
the American yacht Casco, off the Oceanic
Steamship COmpany's wharf.
The schooner Hoeia arrived on Thurs
day from MolOkai where she has Oeen en-
gagged for several weeks carrying pai-ai
from Pelekunu to Kalaupapa.
The steamer w. G. Hall sails this morn
ing for Maui and Hawaii. She takes a
maceration mill for the Naalehu Planta-
ton from the Honolulu Iron Works.
The barkentine Planter expected to fin
ish loading sugar for San Francisco about
next Tuesday, after which the barkentine
Skagit will commence receiving sugar.
: The American whaling schooner Jane
Gray, 1O7 tons, Capt. VIM. II. Kelley, ar
rived off port January 3lst, 20 days from
San Francisco. Had fine weather all the
way. She comes here to receive some
stores and also TO nave the gear of the
stove repaired. She is expected to sail
early this morning for the Arctic Ocean.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-02-01
q" PATIENCE"


Another Great Success by the Amateurs.
Another house crowded in all parts
greeted the second performance of " Pa
thence" by local amateurs yesterday
evening. AS might have been antici-
pated, the performers did even better
than on the initial occasion. Recalls
were as frequent as before and many of
them being irresistible had to be o5eyed.
Miss Rose Makee captured the audience
Internationally with singing such as pro-
fessiOnal sOngsters might envy, while her
elocutiOn was all that the most exacting
could desire. Her rendition of the bal
lad, Glove is a plaintive song" was tu-
multueusly applauded, and in her repeti-
ton of the last stanZa a breathless still
ness over the house showed a spell
bound auditory.
Miss Rhodes being too i'll to take her
part as the Lady Angela, her place was
piucsily filed az only few hours notice
by Miss Won Hoit-well filed, too, for
besides the good singing that was a fore
gone conclusion, she carried herself cas-
ilv in the action Notwithstanding the
handicap Of absence from rehearsals.
Nothing but expressions OF admiration
for the whole presentation were heard
among the dispensing audience, and
there is little doubt that the demand for
seats for Saturday night Will be in no.
wise diminished from that for the two
nights past.