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: Hyptian Cotton.

Concerning Egyptian cotton I'r. JAG Andes
Gays: THE crop estimates recently pubs ed
BY some newspapers OF 100000 cantars are
exaggerated Our estimate Is about $4,000
cantars IN nimunl, but proportional decline
for the higher grades Is improbable during the
remain er OF the season. Hae current grades
Of Holdau. Newa and below arc "a lower, but
Tarnise au1 Narbada ami other high grades are
we'll sustained. Can buy d t4oasaod bales
better stapes' than Narbada at sgd. cost,
freight and insurance, New York. December
January shipment. This seasons larger
Egyptian crop has been fully discount ID, and
the drop Of over penny about cents) 10 rns
current grades iDsures a more extensive con-
sumption, because Egyptian cotton at the
present level has the preference on account OF
its better spinning properties, freedom from
knits less waste, aud permanent. natural. high
luster Il IL BY far toe cheapest longsrapted
cotton. and the Alexandra niarke. il consid,
eraDly below liverpool parity. '-Ncu fork
.JouTSlrk Of Cogtuci &c, Noe. J.
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Per steamship DessotlS. for PHILADELPHIA
res bales cotto0. l4i bales paper stock, IS hbls
rice. 50 bales domestics. 345 obs rosin. "a cor
feet lumber,60 bbls spirits turpentne. bbls oil
10 bales wool, 213 crates oranges. 1871 casis clay
I95 pxgs mdse. 100000 shingles, 1879 empty
kegs
Per steamship Naccochee, for new York
8, i5s bales cotton, IS bales domestics, IFS b5la
rosin $50 bbls cotton seed oil, 81 6S5 feet i1nb er
ie5 bbls spirits turpehtine, 5 bales paper stocE,
bols fish, 1,7ls crates oranges, 3l3 pkys mdse o.
crates vegetables. 10 bblS oil. $40 slaves, 70
tons pig iron.
Per steamship Cityo Savannah, for Boston,
bales donIestics s. bbls rice. 500 bbls rosin, 81
bales hides, Is, 265 feet lurnoer "a bales wool, /.
casks clay, 913 boxes oranges. 10000 shingles
Is boxes vegetables, los cars pig iron, 1oa pcs
stone, % pigs mdse.
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PAssENGrRs

Per Steamship Nacoochee, for New York
aIiss $ Qunt, & VI tu,ler W A Smith. Stock,
j W8isl. S Butler and wife. 3 steerage.
Per steamship City Of Augusta, from New Y ork
- + Uosmer aud wife, Miss baruan, Mrs
J. Marman, " A OByrue. Misses Elliott, J 9
French and wife, Rev Il Amber, q French, Mrs
NJ Sehrs, Mrs Balkenstein aud lift. Mrs IL Cohen
aud inft, Miss " Ratric. Hiss Il Sistel, Mrs Car.
Tenter. Miss Z Farr, II Valentine. 9lrs Il W
Wilson and daughter. " Z Wilson, y PBrorn
wife and daughtee, w II Ordway and wife, Ars
S NJ Cooley, Miss J h HuntleY. j N steyensoa, Y
l. Cody and wife, j " ryna anil wife. Mrs
W Tying, G Alexander Mrs Page, FV Dare, Ars
Wright. Miss L Gilbert b JACKSON, Mrs p v
Douglass, Mrs J Bashinssi' Miss LIB Rico. Hiss
q = Cleveland. Mrs Z III Hall, Miss Nuremberg
r 5 Page, u W Darling. + S Hope and wife, Mrs
} Waring and child, Miss Nangdton Il Lswts,
I Williams, Mrs Z j Springer Srs VI SDelicer
Mr. Donebrouski and wife, Yrs Alexander, Wp
gibbons, DR. X b Granger. Mrs J r Barton, 3
West. & II Trip, J ie-, + J Smith, Les Lee, y x
Knowles. T "A Dou lass. al steerage
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Shipments this week
Great Britain Continental Total

NCCOTIiny ITr1EU'ii-. BU1iuaV dUiFtd1s
to show a decrease compared with last year in
the week receipts of 1000 bales AMI a decrease
in shipments Of 1000 bales. and the shipments
since Jan / show an increase of $4,000 bales.
FINANCIAL.
MONEY MARTET-Money IS in active demand.
saDoNEsrIC ExCHANGE--Weak au1 nominal
Banks and bankers are buying sigAt drafts at
1s601{ per cent discount and selling at par q "a
per cent premium.
FoREIGv EXCHANGE market is weak
and demorsliz d Commercial demand. 81 So
sixty days. s. e.: ninety DAYS. 81 AN; fTlncs.
Paris aud Havre; commercial sixty days, IS q;
Swiss, SIS 2S; marks. sixty days, go 5;c.
SEcrRlTIEs-The market is very quiet, with
some Little demand for dividend paying stocks
Bonds ara very sluggish, owing to stringent
Tf1arkpf
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NAVAL STORES. receipts last week were
1904 barrels spirits turpentine and 10 74S
barrels sin The exports were 1911 bar.
rels spirits turpentine and 26,509 barrels rosin,
moving as follows: To New York, 971 barrels
spirits turpentne and 1901 barrels rosin; to the
interior, 60 barrels spirits turpentine and 1877
barrels rosin; to Baltimore. 30l6 barrels rosin
and 100 barrels spirits turpentine; to Boston,
100 barrels spirits turpentins and $50 barrels
rosin; 10 Philadelphia, 60 barrels spirits tlr-
pentine and 345 barrels rosin; to AMER for
orders 6,000 barrels rosin; to Antwerp, 500
barrels rosin; to Hamburg, 460 barrels spirits
turpentine and $3.50 barrels rosin TO
Bremen, 1880 barrels rosin. The following
are the Board of Trade quotations:
Rosin--A, B, G and D, 81 271a, E 81 271S. F
So O5, n So 90. window glass, SO IS as As, water
white, So IS. Spirits turpentine. 59I5c.
RECEIPTS SHIPMENTS AND STOCKS FROM APRIL,
1890, TO DATE. AND TO THE CORRESPONDING
DATE LAST YEAR:
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RECEIPTS

Per Central Railroad nov 1901 bales cot
ton.
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway, Nov
7-16i bales cotton. Is bbls spirits turpentine 80
bbls rosin, So pkRs Tobacco, IS bdls rims case
hosiery. Is nests trunks. bdl shafts, 2 bales
matt box b goods. 3 cases envelopes. cases
books, cars empty bbls, buggies, "a safes, 10
bdls paper. car lumbar. / car cotton seed, pkg
cstgs, oS pkgs D h, pkg bags.
Per Savannah. Florida and Western RalwaT,
Nov 7-Z.252 bales cotton, t.252 bbls r sin. ifp
bos spirits turpensine. 81 pkgs mdse I. 400 boves
fruit, 81 cars lumber. 20 pigs furniture. II bales
paper, IL bales hdes. IL bbls vegetables. car
cabbage, rs bols whisky. car brick, car coal,
= cars wood car mchy.
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ill timber 81 below these figures.
tREIGHTS.


LUMBER-Coastwise--Th market coutinues
depressed and irregular. With generally an ex-
cess OF tonnage offering.-Rates may be
quot ID as within the range of IS 90
70 s. 90 from this port to Baltimore.
Philadelphia, New York and sound ports;
25Cd.oOc additional if loaded at near by
Georgia ports. Timber, 5oc0Sl 90 higher thai
lumber rates, To the West Indies and Wind
ward nominal: to Rosario. SIS oo9.l9 90; to Bus-
nos Ayres or Montevideo, SIS 000116 81; to Rio
Janeiro. SIG 90; to Spanish and Mediterranean
ports, Sli 90; to United klngdon for or.
ders, nominal for timber, f5 standard:
lumber, e5. Steam-to New York, ST. 90: 10
Philadelphia, 81 90; to Boston, s. 90; to Balti-
mole. SO So
NAvALSroREs-Ma Market is dull Foreign-Cork
etc, for orders, small spot vessels, rosau, IS Cd
aud Is; to arrive, Is Cd and Is; spirits. Ad.
ratio, rosin, IS Sd; Genoa, IS: South Amer
lea, rosin, Soc per barrel of $50 pounds.
Cosstwise -Steau-To Boston lie per loon,
on rosin 90c on spirits; to New York. rosin,
nc per 1O0b; spirits, SOC; to Philadelphia,
rosin, nc per 100Tb; spirits, SOC; TO Baltimore,
rosin, Doc; spirits, zoe. Coastwis quiet
~ IA artyo Sc
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ARRIVED AT QUARANTINE YESTERDAY.
BARK Berg lNorl, Beatsen, Santos. IL bal
last Chr 6 Dahl 6 O..
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SAILED YEsrERoAY.

steamship Dessoug, Philadelphia
Steamship City of savannah, Boston.
steamship NAcoochee. New York.
Steamship Pho TX lSpl, Barcelona.
Bark Midas orl, Brunswick.
Bark Producent Nor, Wilmington, y c.
Schr Roger DrlrY Boston
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lost only per cent 20 slIS the decline was &c.
compsnied by a renewal OF ths old story Of dis
solution OF the pool, an the figures has GER
tainly not been reached for a loag time before
Missouri Pacific was dropped quickly Some
one bought large lines OF luton Paciflc to dav
when the market was weak and that stock held
up remarkably well, and did not follow the rest
or the hist down. never getting mors than a per
cent below its opening, and II is one oI the few
stNcNs which show advance for the aay
sugar Rehneries was also strong and showed
evidence Of good buying, although il was let
on With the general list in the early portion OF
the afternoon only to recover all the concss-
sion One of the featu es of the dly was the
strength exhibite bv Na1derbi bits and then the
rally came 10 strengthened the impression held
IN some quarters Nan1erbilts have BEEN BUYERS
OF a large line OF stocks on the decline however
that made the reaction sharp and material some
stocks actually regainIng all OF the early loss -
wni,e the weakest stocks made large gains in
the last hours trading. The evidence OF ius T.
support was very mlrxed. aud 10 many In
stances served TO create the impression thai
the downward movement has eliminated The
close, however. was again weak, leaving most
OF the list at material losses for the day The
unlisted department was not specially promi
ueat in the market, although there was larger
trading in Lead, aud Sugar Refineries showed
some of its acoustic mel activity IN the after
noon. Listed Is aim Isl invariably lower tine
only marked exception being Lake Shore with a
gain OF per cent. The sales OF listed stocks
were 55i. 000 shares aud 50. eo0 unlisted shares
The following were the closing quotations OF
hn
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VISIBLE SUPPLY OF CorroS.-Ilo V.s.O.c 81
ply of cotton, as made up by cable and
telegraph TO the Financial Chronicle. is as fol
lows The continental stocks, as we'll as those
for Great Britain and the efioat, are this weeks
ures are brought down to Thursday evening.
But to make the totals the complete figures
for Oct. 81, we add the item of exports from the
United States, including in it the exports of
Friday only
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DEP ARrGO YESTERDAY

Steamer Advance. Myers. Augusta aud v.y
lau1iugs--J. q. MediocS, Agt
Steamer Bellevue. Baldwin, Beaufort, Pom
Royal and Blutfton-W T Gibson, Agt.
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ARRIVED AT TYBEE YESTERDAT
Bars Charles Bal [.iorl, Guudsrson, 90. csloua
In Oalast-llaster.
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CLEARED YE5rERDAY.

Steamship Nacoochee. Smith. New Yorx-C O
Anderson.
Steamship City OF savannah. Googius, Boston
&C G. Anderson.
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Bark Nerdad Spl. Sosviils. TO load for Canary
isauds-t has Green's son g Co.
BARK Electra Nor. Sorsig. 70 load for Eu-
rops-H Hoist & Co
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Some nfen az Born qreat.

Some achieve greatness, aud some buy 1t by
closbirg themselves in attractive suits. such
as +. Il. Levy d. Bros grand stock osTers
To alL--Adt. ,e
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Steamer Alohi. Strohhnr. Dsanfo-t. Pot
loyal aad BlOd oI--j & Nediock. Az.
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Total visible supply ..........2, 306 l75 20;06o1
The imports into Continental ports this week
have been 10000 bales.
The above figures indicate an increase in the
cotton in sight to date of 235, 4S4 bales as com
pared with the same date of 1889, an increase of
e063S9 bales as compared with the correspond
ing date of 1888. and decrease of S0.66. bales
as compared with 1887.
INDIA CorroS MOVEMENT FROM ALL FoRrs.--
The receipts and shipments Of cot on at Bonn
bay have been as follows for the weak and
year. bringing the figures down to Oct. 50;
BOMBAY RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS FOB FOUR
YEARS.
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Per C,.,ntra Railroad. Nov 7-nwelis. G s y,
S;ubbs 4 r. Warren & A. Jno Flenaery A. CO.
Baldwin So. " Macienn & Co. W w Chisholm.
II N Conner & 20, Us Wood g. Bro, HERON l. 6,
" vs. Gordon & Co, Butler & &. Montague & 60.
= P Williams & Co N Y s D I McIntyre
= -
4.
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SHIPPING IxreLL-syvcE.

u 'tt-Cs;S A. IAiAJ-fI.s 1AT.
seS @s-..' ---'.' $50 --...-.--.--...5:fj
SUssE-5 -. ....-.-........--. 81 &
HfSH WATTS Ar sivAVsiH.. {:iG Al. s:ss q
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S'e.nsbip City o. Augusta. Ca.isylue. EsE
Icrk--J q An ters01.
Steamship " Al CrLla Foster. Dli.iuo-e-g
r 0Ie-ari Agt.
schr Tsaieb Hart. Wilisr1s Eevr Yo-S. ri,b
merchs9dlss 70 ufler. vessel 70 = - d. Hou.rts
A. (n
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THE FOLLOWING STATEMENT SHOWS THE NET RE-
CE1PTs AT ALL PORTS FOR THE WEEK ENDING
NOV. AND OCT. 81, AND FOR THIS WEEK
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MOVEMENT or COTTON AT INTERIOR POINTS
giving receipts and shipments for the week end
ing Nov. :, 1880, and stock on hand tonight
and for the same timelast year:
Mock ardinoy Nov
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THE MORNING NEWS: SATURDAY, NOVEMBER s, 1890

NUTs-Almonds. Taxragons. is6S1c; Tvicas
i61iSc; walnuts. French, isc: Naples. loc:
pecans. i4c; Brazil. i4LSc; lbsrts. i2tsc; cocoa.
uuts. Barracoa- 81 0016Ss 50 Der zoe: Assorted
nuts son and % n ooxss. lS9el4c per Il.
Oiis- .dsrket steady; demand fair Signal
sO1s5Oc; West Virgins block. 10 iSc; lard Sc:
Se-osene, lie; neatsfoot. 60ds9c: machinery.
ie91soc; hnsesd. raw, Csc; bolied, Csc: mineral
sea-. lSc; homeiight 14c; guard an. lie.
OSIoSs-Elrm; Northern reds. per barrel
s. 90; Northern yellow. per har-el. IS IS: per
crate, 81 S5; Spanish cases, - s50s4 ~; crates
81 90.
PorAToEs-New York. barrels IS oo13 -.
Malaga LAYERS $ % per box; London layers,
81 Is per box; loose. 81 81.
SHoT-Drop, 81 g.; bucS, 81 s..
SuGAR-The market Is dull. Cut lOafs, 40:
cube'- 11sc; powG cred. 1Isc; granulated. S7sc
confectinpers'. 6s1c; sta adard A. SC; off A.
ossc; white extra G, 6l4c; golden c, &C; yellow
5hc
SALr-The demand is moderate aud market
9oc
sYRuP-Florida and Georgia, a;@Spc; market
quiet for sugarhouse at S01Di0c; Caba straight
goods. 3OQ1S2c; sugarhouse nolassss. ls6Daocs
TOBACCO Market very firm. Smoking. dOuneS-
tic, 22l5c6eSl 90; chewing common. sound. %
325c; fair, 2SQbS5c; good, S66t4sc; bright. 50A
Doc; fine fancy, IS cg0cs extra fine, 81 00G1 10
bright navi $, 226D45c.
LUaBER-rGe market IS quiet. though with
some falling of in the demand There is a very
slow demand for orders of easy sizes and short
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ARRIVED UP FROM QU lRANriNE YEsTzR.
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PETROLEUM

NEw YoRx NV l. 80 Petroleum market
steady on realizing sale Ea yeed of slowly.
closing weak Pennsylvania 0l, 90 spot.
opened az isEc. highest 7Ss5c, lowest 1Sc,
closing at use; Dessmbsr options opene 1T
7S3lc, hi shes. ,Sc, lowest 27z,c, closing at ne.
Lima oil openet NJ 1895, highest a0c, ioTest
ISc closing at 1Hc.
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NV Yosx Nov. 7.-Rice good demand. firm;
domestic far to eyTa 5js1j1sc; japan 90
Oil.
TO prime 4l6@5lsc. s4.-a
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MARErfNE MLsogLLANY.

Norfolk, Va, Nov i-Steamer Capulet rBsl
from Savannah tor Bremen. with cotton, which
took fire In forward hold, had about 100 halas
bIrucd.
IniIad alpha, Nov i-Steame= kin Brl from
Galveston, at Liverpool reports Oct IL. lat A. a.
Ion a 20, saw an iceberg 1900 feet long and 100
feet high.
New York, Nov 5-Steamer Onda lPorsl for
Savannah, when leaving Atlantic dock yesterday.
broke the hlades of her propeller and stearing
gear. She will probably sail for destination this
afternoon.
Bark Leon Rancalda [Itall, Emdepeldo, Cape
Town, &c: II, lat 81 4s, Ion co 80, spoke scnr 4
T NOVEL;, from Georgetown. c. for Pnadel
phia, with lumber, reported all hands SICK the
captain asking for two men 20 help bring the
vessel to port; also letting them have Oil
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ARRIVED Ys5r5aDAT.
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MEMORANDA


New York, Nov 5--ArrIved. scl1rs Nellie Floyd.
johnson. Georgetown, S G; Jessie G Woc1hun
Townsend, Darien. Ga; John Ames, Chase,
Brunswick.
Cleared, steamer Efficient [BrI. Harris, Beau
fort, S G: Tormore lBr] ,Geddie, Savannah; schrs
Lizzie Hall, Creed, 81 Augustine; A Crock
EFT, Thorndike, Fernandna-
Bueuos Ayres, Oct 6-Sailed bark Frangska
lNorl Adsen, Pensacola
The reported sailing of the bark Francisco f
lItall. Tor Pensacola was erroneous.
Deal, Nov 5-Passed, bark Emilia [Forl, HUI.
for Pensacola.
Dungeness. Nov 4-Passed. bark Soil de Gloria
tGarl, Abendrotb, Savannah for Granton.
Falmouth, Nov 3-Arrived. bark Morgenry
Nor Jensen, Bremen for Charleston. Through
stress of weather..
Liverpool. Nov d-Arrived. steamship North
Gwalia [Brl, Evans, Charleston.
Stettn. Oct 3l-Arrived. steamship Gamhetts
LNorl Neitzen Brunswick. Ga
Demerara, Oct 2o-Arrived, schr Alert Bri,
Compton, Bucksvilie, c.
Laguayra, Nov 3-Arrived prior, brig Sullivan,
Yates, Daren.
baltimore, Nov 5-Arrived, schrs VIM Fl Shu-
bert. Sloan, Charleston; Howard " Middleton,
Clifford do; Jas II Gordon. Smith, do.
Sailed, schr Island City. Savannah.
Yarmouth, n s. Oct 3l-Sailed, bark Tohoz.
gan Br]. Porter. Savannah
Brunswick, Nov 5-Arrived. brig Argyll TBrl,
Vrgie, Philadelphia; schr Psjars rBrl. Albury.
Abaco.
Sailed. brig Lahaina, Allen. Aspiawall
Darien, Nov 5-Arrived schr Samuel 3 Hub
bard Mehaifey, New Londoa.
Fernendina, Nov 5-Arrived schrs Edward
Stewart, Lnnell, New YOU; a and " carlisis,
Little, Philadelphia
Jacksonville. Nov 5--Arrived. steamship Row
ena lBrl, Reddle Boston.
GoOrgetowr,S c. Eov i-Sailed schrg Elite II
Lister, Mason, New York, Eleanor Mccoy, do
Norfolk, Nov arrived. steam ships New York
City LBrl, Taylor, Savannah for Havrs. Energie
tBrJ, Pope, Pensacola for Liverpool tborh coaisd
and sailed.
Newport News. Nov 4-Arrivsd, ttearaship
Hostein lGer Savannah for Bremen ard sailed
utn.
ith--suiled. steamship Inchgarvis IIsrl, from
Brunsw OK for Liverpool.
Newpo e. r |, Eov 5.-Arfived, schr Aibart
Woodbury., Walter. Chatham, for Tampa. Fla.
Pensacola Nov 5-Ariived. bark Active fNorT,
Anderson, liverpool brig Joseata [,Iexl. Cam,
peachy; schr Charles Davenport, Waite, SER
Orleans
Port Royal. S c. NOV 5--SaIled, schr Sara,
Pott Y, Fsrnnain, Providence.
Perth Aub,y. Nov ARRIVED schr John
Ames, Chase. brunswick
Satin River. Ga. Oct 5i--Ssi.ed. sehr Hattie
Dunn, Poland, New York
New York. Nov ARRIVED ont steamships
Lahn. Bremen; City Of Chester, liverpool
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Sea EsL1nds-Tie receipts by factors for the
7vsek ~ to p. m were 2,03; bags. and Of
through cotton $50 bags. The exports were /, 425
hays, distributed as follows: To Liverpool,
81 bags: to Havre, 1872 bags, and to northern
mills as bsgs. The total sales for the week
were 425 bar. The mar@et raled tnrodghout
tas week dull and easy, with e light demand
and accurlulating stock. The above business
was on the basis Of quotations:
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r5, - ,i1VENEST FOR THE wEEK ENDING
g. Ies,, ASD ron THE CORRESPONDING
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Notices TO msrinsrs Pill ot charts and all nalIti-
cal Information will be furnished mast rs OF YES.
sells free OF charge at the United States Hydro.
graphic office in the Custom House. Captains
are requested TO call at the office
LIEUT. II SHEgMAs
In charge Hydrographic Station
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werben. Nm nergangenen 5amitag
nurbe CT mad @onfana gebra9t, NO er
in Rube unb NbgefGiebenbeit bic Salt,
maRercur gebrau6en ioQ. Man bofft
ihn auf biefe Weiie retten au t6nnen.
- Golsenoer 8ei9eib Der preuBi.
i9en Miniiter fir llnterri9t, Der Sufti3
unb bes Snnern 1T benz 8erliner n9er,
elm fur Teuerbefattung" 3ueesaneen:
wIuf bic Borifenungen bes 0orffanbes
Sbres 8ereins ermibern mir, bob mir
ni6t in ber Sage Rub, unIere ouf
@runb Oes Bunbesratbsbef@lul1es bonn
1. DECEMBER 1887 erIafeneH 8eftim.
mungen iiber bic 8ef6rberung BON 2eis
den auf giienbabuen, binR9tlid ber
aut Geuerbeifattung beitimmten 2ei6en
a5sudnoern."
= CUR Statiifit Der beutiben llnis
Deriiidten i'm Sommers6emeiter 1890
wirb beSaslid ibrer Greauen3 Golgens
bes mitaetbeiIt: Sie 81 timber fttdten
Deg beuti9en &ei6es orbneu fib In fol.
genber &eibenfoIge: Sn Berlin 4.781
Stubirenbe, Mtinden 1851, 2eipsig
3.177. 6ale 1926; Mar3burs .612,
Bonn 1,424, Sdbingen .422. Breslau
1908. Gretburg 1854. Seibelberg
1.098. grIangen 1,006, Marburs 941.
@0ttineen 928, @traBburg 902, @retfs,
ualb 878, 26nissbers 1872, Sena 656,
Giel 634. @ieBen $50, Nfniter 1896,
3ofOf $50. Am ft6rtfen ift an ben
meihen uniDeriitdteu bic mebi3inil1e
Gatulidt Dertreten, tpelder in Mhr3burg
unb 6iel mebr als bic 9dlfte aller Stu.
birenben angeb6ren.
- Ser 3eugbauptmanu Sabnfs in
Mains, Der Sauptbeibeiliote an ben
uaterI6leifen i'm bortigen Nrtilletie'
Depot, 1T 3u 81 Sabren 3udtbaus uers
urtbeili uOroen.
- 8ei ben 6unbamentirungs:4r
ten fiir bic Grei 3reppe am Saospors
tal bes G6luer Domes ift man peritie.
bentli6 auf @egenifdnbe aus ber
&6mer3eit gefioBen. so bat man
Dor einiger 3eit oaielbft tueribpolle r6'
mifd)e glider ioipie r6mti1e 6si3uugs.
anlogen gefunben. @s tpuroen mehre
re 9ei3unaspseiler6en aus runoen Sic
gelu sntbedt, pel@e nit SroBen Ste