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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-11-20
Seq a 8.

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Elm 9ttid Sano bergegeben, auf tpel@em
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iou.
= Sie biesidbriee NaGs urb 0erb}ts
Grnte oer BaumpoQe-ber logenannte
Top Crop tuirb, tpie es ilnnter mebr ben
gnf9ein geminnt, Defenders aud I'm
fiioli9en SbeiIe bes @taates cine melt
iiber bic frtiberen gruartungen unb
59dbungen binaus reidse tDer6en. Die
Beri@te Der lebten Sage bringen tpieber
aablreide 8eIege bafbr, 10 bonn 16.
ytobember cine Mittbeilung aus guero,
SegBitt @ountD, iuel9e es beif1tigt ,baB
Der Grnte Wusfaa elm DieI beiferer fei,
als man nod Dor 2ur3em angenommen
babe unb benz boridbrigen, Der Elm bors
3hgli9er gemefen, an bic Settle geitellt
perben f6nne. 9lus SImos, @uaba.
lupe @ountb, nlelbet Elm Beriht bDm
glei@en Datum, baB bic MusfGten fir
mebr BaummOlle nod INNER iebr giins
ifige. fsien, falls nidt f9mere ssr6ffe
balo eintreten unb baB He faum tpabr,
f6einli9. glus Simpion, GbeIbp
Gountp, beiBt es: Sod elm 0iertel
Der @rnte tt ungepfItdt auf benz 6eIOe,
nit 3ablreiden griinen RapleIn, Bic fi1
ohnen tDerben, tuenn bie Mitterung
ginffig bIeibt unb aus Sadion gouniD
melbet Der sYrogreB4: Die 6erbt.
gaummolIen @rnte felt fi1 bier aIs
ousnebmenb gut beraus, 10 baB bas
alte Sadi0n fi1 zines DurGI6nitts.
Grtrdges bon brei Niertel 8aIIen All
rhbmen baben wirb.
- Sas ii6.8erianbtsef9dft nimmt
nt9t blob In 8albefon, ionoern tibers
au On Der Seras. Suite iebt groBartiae.
re Werbdltniffe ON; in @rauios 9Th
uno Corpus gbriifi fnb in Der lebten
SET 10 erobe Maiieu bon 6ii9en anb
4ulfern beri9idt tporben, wie nod ME
5ubor unb neuerbings III aud in 9apas
ca uE9 Wict0ria cine Sirma beariinbet
morben, welGe ben SilGfang= uno @r.
port i'm grOBartigen Ma6ftabe betreiben
tpirb. 9err M. g. Maion bat su bic.
fem 3wede elm ftbon felt ldnger beffes
benbes GifGgeiddft angetauft uno bic
1eue Girma mirb ieBt in Nictoria elm
2agerbaus nit gisfabrit unb 3iibIrdus
men erri9ten, um bic fir bic 6taaten
@olora6o, ytebrasta &c. beifimmten ssis
i@e unb auifern bort auf3ubemabren
unb BON bort aus 3u berIenben. OaB
bieies big babin berb1ltni6m6Bia un.
bebeutenbe @ef6dfte nod elmer groSen
gntwidelung fdbis unb 3u einem finans
3ielen grfoige bon grocer 8eoeutung
eema9t tperben fann, unterliegt teinem
3peifel.
= Die 2iRe fiir bic gini91bnng bes
liegenben unb betpegli9en Gigentbums
tn ber Stabt Sort @ortb au 6teuers
5Deden errei6t beinabe bic Summe bon
$22, 900, 900.
= Au6 bon Norbpefs9egas aus 1T
bic Wieb. .Nusfubr In bieiem NuaenbIide
cine aiemlid ttarte. go tpirb bonn IA.
Nobembcr aus Colorado gitp, in Mits
Dell @ounip, beri9tet, baB bic st.
Souls Cattle gompanp" 5 Wogeula.
oungsn nit 56lo9t O9len nod gbis
tago beribiift babe, unb baB bic 6erren
Eunge uno 9euterioa in Der baraui,
foleenben gDo9e 80 Wagenlaoungen
oortbin fdiden werben, tpenn genug
Wagen sur 8ef6rberuns borbanben
fnb. Dab bas grport @ei9dit bon
Shbmef' 'Seras aus ebenfalIs elm unges
ip6buli9 lsbbaftss III, NOR idon frtber
mitgetbeilt tporben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-11-20
Gin 0tatnr Slpuffel.

Bon einem munoerIi9en GeiIigen,
Der auf dbnli6en Meeen su tpanbeIn
fdeiat, wie oer betannte Weiin1ener
@ouberling Diefenba@ Dirb aus
Dresden Golgenbes beri9tet:
Wer fi9 am 8ormittag bes II. esuli
3ufdlig in Der 9idbe ber bie1igen ssraus
entirbe befanb, fonnte ipobl glaubeu,
bob, tDenn au9 nidt oas goIoene 3eits
alter, 10 bod bic f96nen 3eiten Mna.
treons wieoergetebrt ieien.
Denn i'm G@atten bieles fuppelaes
tr6nten Nonumentbalbaues Iuftpans
bette elm antiter gduser in grieaif6er
Gemanbung, 6as baarummallte 6aupt
nit elmer griinen Weinrebe befrdnat,
tuel6er GrobFnn berbreitete. tpobin er
tam, bis bic au3unh6terne poltsei ber
grie6if@en SbDlle elm gnbe nadte
(uno ben mDberner Nnatreon ON Nrm
unb In 5trafe nabm.
6isrbei ergab es f6, baB man ben
S6riftifelier unb 9faturprebiger Gutts
aeit aus 2oi@mib bel Dresden Dor fi6
batte, ber fiG iibrigens i'm 8ertrauen
auf Die llnperduBerli9en Menl6enredte
Der @trafDerfiguns ni9t unterwarf
unb auf geri9tlid1e Gntl9eioung ans
trug. Oieie erfolste an 25. October
beim biefigen 2anogeri@t, ND @uit3eit
pieberum in antifer Getpanbung ers
f@ien.
Der 1853 au &6nigsberg In preuBen
geborene Naturapofel 1T bon 1871
big 1879 beutf@er Offi3ier gemelen,
befennt ii6 aber ieBt aur sNation
Der Naturbernunft" unb 1T melt ents
fernt, nit ieinsr RIeibnns groben
lnfug Deriiben 3u ipOllen, bofft piels
mebr, ole 8erniiuftigen bur9 iein
Beifpiel bon Der frana6fii9en Mobe sur
pernunftgemdBen unb alein autrdgIi9en
Rleibung betebren au t6nnen. St mics
In feiner 8ertbeibieung auf Ginsbale,
len, Rubber. Snbier u.f.tp. bin, tpeIdbe
i'm bentbar notiirli9fen Roihm 0res.
ben unh9er gema1t bdtten, obne BET ber
polt3ei MnffoB gu erregen.
Was pDnenos ben &ebenfrana anbes
langt, 10 improbiiirt ber Naiurs Wpolfel
bor benz 8eri9tsbof eine &e1tfertignna
IN gebunbeuer &ebe, tpelde benn aud
oos 9er3 Der &i@ter ermei9t unb eine
Sreifpre9ung ieitens Der atpeiten Sn.
tan3 berbeifiibrt, neil bic vpoetiithe
uno pernunftgenldBeS 3leioung ebenio
penig onft6Big eribeine tpie bic 8ra6t
Der Ruberer, Rabfabrer II. q. @portss
men.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-11-20
0sin iuaI,res gSsmmSer.wlittel

DIT. brant pullman, etn iunser Mann ron 9iurIlugs
ton' Spie, ecniattrt, haB er unter ber BeheablnHs
ron bret berpprrasenhen Gerten mar, bic beSoe ntd
TN Sanee raren, etne 8eiieruns ieineS @eiuHcbeiSz
lntaness bsrbs3ufhbren. Gle ertldrteu, bas o. an
SSpTtnhlndt lite, nn6 hae ibm uibt mebr ~ Belfeu
lntiss Seilmittel gu eebraueu. Gs mar bas Son an
etner 3et, alS sr nt&t i'm Stanbe mar, quer 6er bic
SfraBe gu seben, Obne G nnterpess auS,nruben. Gke
er aur cine balbe GtaIhe sebrau baite fanb er bes
er i6 nett pcbler befinhe. 6r ieete baber BEN &C.
6rau fcrt unb srfrent fi& beut pe5 beisu pblieinS
user an cem pals ceer ben GtbmunsSprsanen lelhet,
made etnen @erIuG ramit gRir aarantiTen pclle BE.
frieotSuus.
ytobefai6en fret bel alien Nppttefern. Sm gBbcIes
lale bel DretB, 1bemricn 4 So. In Gan anfcnic, Ieg
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= Was elm bieberer Sadie aur
Sommerfriide brau@t, beiagen foIsens
Net Marfa

er gerie:
.S@eenes Webber, @eelebalde,
Salmiof me sanse ilai9e,
8arreblieb unb 6@meiaerpillen,
Suites Bier. um Durff 5u ftilen,
0irf6oalg fiir be tpunben 6ieBe,
Wenobolin me DoQe Brieie,
0ohe Berge. nee@e Bebben,
Soppelfobl'ge S6biefeletten,
@bolerobropfen, grienen MaIen,
Rubfau fier DertDebnte Nafen,
@ummii@ube, friiGes Bab,
4enne Rarie fier ben G9taab,
SaliciI unb 6dngema5ben,
9rdfb'ge Poif. Duriiienbemben,
9eeiefiebrer, fier be Gremben,
Gil3baubofelu, Woferfaa,
gartton3ert un GROCER Boil,
8romenaben, 69werenebber,
@nglifd SLATER sIei6 en- Meber,
Sampfi6iif. Gerbesgilenbabn,
@n fran5effGen &oman,
JIiegentlati6e, moa'ne Gtrimpfe,
9obe StiefeIn fier be Simple,
8erfif9 Bulber, rieIen Mubb,
Weder, Stod unb 3eeIebut,
iSrif6e 2uft, 2amilenbbee,
I'm - en- bOlles Borbmonneb!"
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70 Wenn Sbr sutes trodenes pofs
Dat SrennboI3 brau6t, Tpre6t bcr obsr
bettellt per 2elepbon BEL ber Sunset
Wood Company; iie bat tets bas BeHe
i'm Marfte. &elepbon 81.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-11-20

~ piquefeine Mdntel uno sSadets
NIT pliii9 befebt gum balben preiie bel
6. Oeutfm & 60.
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Gtablirt 1866.
hos. Coggan Il Bros.
0lmfn NJ
San Mntonio, Seras.

Sebem
8eH. s. - ~ ~f
s absborta asanb @r senau, er
bic Jnfrunent fat
Driengen bbahn, Delhe mir fE bic bhltn.
@baft
nnS % ps r bar au baa mir @ nbsHea
abe erges fis gf9dft
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-11-20

~ Sebes 2inb fam einen .poQenen
Wtantel traseu. Giir $2-3 fault mon
etren bel g. Oeutf6 & 60.
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IN btelem Separtentent i9tper unb seiti
perfauft. Srn SersIeide gu friberen Sabren,
baben mir bteie Saiion ntebr ais bas 0pp>
petite IN Manteln erbaIten. 3um llnsliid tritt
anbaltenp marines &etter ein; folglib r,aiien
mir ber3tpetfelte slnitrensnnsen maiden. IS
1T allbefannte SbatlaGe, bab rebu3irte 9reile
Oas bette Serfaufsntittel iinb, ,lnb pbsIeid mir
idon SunSerte bon @dnteIn perfalft babem,
linb bod nod biele 9unberte pDrbanben. Sic
alossel9lagem iperben n,iiiien. Sarllm iimb Die
Yretle auf bas
" / brigHe
seiett nnb elnpfeblen mir Sebent Ser portbeiIe
bait etnen Mantcl farfen mil, Bel uns borslt=
ipreAen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-11-20

Sm Sale bon 2rantbeit ober
lln9Iiid seipdbren ipir Hets
Idnsere Set. Mit 3bbctbeteas
Noten fam biss ni@t gei9eben.
@ir brau6en itnfsre ssoten
unb Siderbeiten i,id)t an Ban
Tiers ober GeIbberIeiber aii
transferireil, nm MT hem 0elb
unfsr @eiddft beitef5ufiibrsii.
Mir brau@en nid5t bcbe
asreile au bere@uen fiir 81.
ifru,mente, iDeId)e mir anf Set
berfaufen, nm bic 8infen an
gOrf&iife beraussnf@ f@Iasen.
oenten. 61nbIer uuh Hnkrifen
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-11-20

En6
lnre aesrmn Dian. snaumsnt bon tanntn
trfn
mir Gber en gbidans
ar 9absn sga gosn orIn bic ipea
saufn mir M SO o anosr fir ss5 Da epsrf 0 M 90u
bic 0nalhGten u
BIdtern, Idern flr nHrunlne
{ TN
Snfmenn, Mnffaiea Nen
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San Mntonip Dpnner1aq Sen 90 Mppember 1890
GtwQS iber
W.fdntelt

Sabt Sbr i6on
sefanft? 9tibt +?
bann I'M 10 beiier !
Sn bielem Sale iperz
bet Sbr profitiren,
obgleit mir s5erluite
erleibeit.
Der 9lnnabme Der
@c&inlep Sill pprz
sreifenb, babett mir
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Wtr berfaufeu 4sianoS unb
Srseln 70 niebris segen baar
ooer anf 70 Iei6te 8ablunsen
bin pie ireeno elm Saus I'M
sforben ooer Giioen.
Bir ipou en- iei1e Noten ober
Si3crbeit, ipenn mir 9sianos
ooer Srseln Sertaufen. @ir
referbiren nns bas Mnred)t auf
bas Snitrument.
Noten fDnnen leidt britteu
Berfonert iibertrasen perben,
ipel4e bic @inlOfung berfelbea
erapinseu.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-07-13
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
FINANCIAL.

NEW YoRK, July 1e, noon-Stocks opened
dull, steady to firm. Money easy at 3l6 per
cent. Exchange-long, 81 SAY; short, "a SO.
Government bonds steady to firm. State bonds
steady.
500 p. m.-Excnange dull but firm Money
easy, closing offered at 31S per cent, Sub
treasury balances-Coin, Sl62 269, 600; currency
IS. SS9. 900. Government bonds dull but steady :
four per cents 1915; four and half per cent.
coupons 1O3. State bonds dull, steady to rirn,
The stock market today was intensely dull
but it presented firm front throughout in
dealings in all except a few specialties and
Sugar Refineries, however were without feature
of any kind, while fluctuations were confined to
the limits OF about Is per cent. Those stocks
which have lately become prominent for
advances made such as Hooking Valley, Mobile
and Ohio. and Chicago and East Illinois stocks,
made further gains, though only in the case of
the first named was the movement of special
Importance. Sugar Refineres continued to
respond to the proposed scheme to re-organize
the trust with the belief that insiders will sup
port the stock Buying, however is largely for
short account and its elimination seems only a
matter of short time. The bank statement,
which was awaited with so much interest
showed a handsome gain in the surplus result,
which leaves it about where it was weeks ago,
but the result has been so thoroughly dis
counted that it had no effect to either raise or
depress prices. The close was very dull and
firm at slightly better figures than those OF the
opening. The sales aggregated 1900 shares
of listed and q 900 shares of unlisted The
following were the closing quotations:
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-07-13
GEORGIA POLITICS.

T. R. Penn is a candidate for sheriff Of
Jasper county.
Judge Humphrey of Cumming is a candi-
date for the legislature.
Hon. w. A. Huff OF Macon is a candidate
for reelection to the legislature.
Primary elections occur in Fannin and
Habersh6m counties on July 25.
The Houston county alliance has Endorsed
Congressman Crisp for reelection.
Congressman Stewart and Col Living
ston will speak at Jonesboro Monday.
Jud re Thomas A. Lawson, candidate for
congress, spoke at Hartwell yesterday
The alliancemen of Dolly county have
Endorsed Commissioner Henderson for re-
election.
John H. Hall is the only candidate for
the legislature in Warren county, Rev. J.
r. Pate having withdrawn.
Hon. ]. T. Olive and Hon. F. H. Colley
spoke at Greensboro yesterday in the inter
est of their congressional aspirations
Hon. F. H. Colley, candidate for con-
gress, will address the people of Hart in the
court house at hartwell next Friday.
Rev. ]. b. Hunnicutt, candidate for com
missioner of agriculture, will address the
people of Warren county, in Warrenton
Monday.
1t is generally understood that the labor
ing men of Brunswick and Glynn county
are supporting Mayor ]. j. Spears for the
| legislature.
| 1t is possible that Col. Halves and L. o.
Jackson the latter as an allianceman, will
run against Hon. H. G. Turner for the CON
gressional nomination.
J, P. Mclean, T. J. Barrett aud P F.
Matthews are candidates TO represent Pike
county in the next general assembly. j.
! II. Mitchell is also IN the race
| The first Monday in August is the date
fixed for the democratic mass meeting in
Bullock county. John l. Lane is the newly
elected chairman of the executive com
mittee
Hon. Thomas G. Lawson, candidate for
congress from the Eighth district, will ad-
dress the people of Greensboro on July %.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-07-13
MEMORANDA.

New York. July 10-Cleared schr Ellen Nc
Storer. Eimmons Fernandna
Barcelona, July Arrived, bark Pedro Gust
TSpl Casah Brunswick.
dublin, July CARVED, steamship Helmsley
IBrl, Bryant Coosaw, c; bark Hedwig Seibe
lGerl Knaac, st SimonS, Ga
Helsingfor June 30-Arrived, bark Der Nord-
pol [Gerl, Wallis. Charleston.
Liverpool, July 10-Siailee, ship Reciprocity
[Brl, Jones, Pensacola,
Client, July CARVED, bark Gladian [Swl,
Andersen Pens acola.
Genoa, July s-Arrived, bark Religione Ell
Liberia Itail Avegna, Pensacola.
k3Portland, July 9-Arrived. bark Soil dec Gloria
Wolgast. June 30-ArrivetL bark Marianne
[Swl, 1jernberg, Savannah mot previously
Cronstadt June 19-ArriVeo, brig Rota Bril-
Sorensen, Brunswick.
Flambro [Br], Port Royal. S c. via Sydney for
United Kingdom.
Baltimore July 1O-C1eared, schr Benz F Lee.
Steelman, Charleston.
Brunswick July 10-Arrived, brig Annie Bat
chelder Doughty New York; schrs Harry Press
colt, Turner Charleston; stephen G Loud,
Torrey, Bermuda; Fannie Child, Mclean
Torrey, Providence supposed.
Sailed, schrs Alena Covert, Are cibo, P r; VIM
10 es, Belfast; W Cooper, Columbia Falls,
Me
Georgetown. c, July S-Saied, schr Elite II
Lister, Mason, New York.
New Haven, July 10-Arrived, Schr VIM E
Downs Haskell, Brunswick, Ga.
Pensacola, July 10-Cleared, barks Napoleon
[Nor Christensen, Dordrecht; Kings County
[Norl, Hache, Rotterdam Chill [Swl, Sagstrom,
Hon1eur; tug Nellie, Port EadS.
Port Royal, S c, July 10-Ssiled, steamship
Treawny [Br Daniel, United Kingdom.
Delawa e Brea kW'at r, July 0-PasSed, steam-
ship Karoon [Brl, Philadelphia for Pensacola.
New York. July 12-Arrived out, steamships
Umbra, Bothnia and New York for Liverpool
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-07-13
GEORGIA THRIFT.

Plans are being drawn for Mariet,a's new
hotel.
Macon parties are still trying to buy
Works street railway system in Macon.
The capacity of the Polar Ice Company
of Augusta is to be increased forty tons a
day.
1t is said that Sl,5O0.00O worth of new
buildings are in process Of erection at
Macon.
The Merchants aud Trader, Bunk of
Brunswick will increase its capital from
100000 to Sl50O00 or $200,00l.
7. p Mcdowell has purchased the John
NJ Williams place at Griffin aud will oc-
cupy it as his home after Sept. l.
The new Macon brewery assists the bar
rooms TO escape the ice famine in that city
by delivering free fifty pounds of ice daily
to every concern that uses its beer.
From Jan. Is TO July l this year, the
money business transacted at the Perry
postotfice amounted TO 50, 1872 So, as follows:
Money orders issued 20, TO the amount Of
S2,032 90; postal notes issued 434, amount
S62S IL money orders paid 20, amount paid
sos 20; postal notes paid %, amount of
same Sl6S 30. The postmaster received
fees on the orders and notes paid to the
amount of $33 o.
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RECEIPTS

Per Charleston and Savannah Railway. July
f2-204 bbls rosn, 5 bbls spirits turpentlne, car
phosphate. 9 bdis hardware, bags fruit, "a
nests trunks, 2 bdls piles, bdl hides, trunk,
bag peas, l box lead, 100 pillow irons, 81 bdls
wood bbls hams, bbEs strips Is cases ware,
10 boxes lanterns
Per Savannah. Florida and Western Railway,
July l2-2 bales cotton, 2.2lO bblS rosln, I6O
bbls spirits turpentine. so pkgs goods. 8,029
lbs wool, cases goods, 1850 lbs hides, sac ks
coffee bbls flour, hf bos -four s machines,
cases clothing, car empty bbls, cars wood,
IS cars lumber. l car casting, 36 pkgs mdse, BY
boxes pears. 80 bbls pears, cars melons, 1Ol
boxes vegetables.
Per Central Railroad, July 12-1 bale cottons
bales hides, % rolls leathe AZ pkgs tobacco, %
bdls paper, 22.s18 lbs bacon, SlS bbls rosin, 23O
bbls spirits turpentine, 200 IBIS lime $500 100 los
bran, l Dbl syrup, 1872 bales domestics, 32o hf
bbls beer, bales yarn, Is bbls beer, bbls -four
% cars lumber. $50 cords wood. l car iaths, ~ ~
pkgS pals car Dbl material rs cases liquor, "
pkgs vegetables, IS cars melons. 14S pkgs mdse,
Is casks old metal empty Dbl, ? cars brick, IL
bales wool, 10 boxes hardware, 40 cases eggs, 10
bbs grits, Is tons pig iron, wagons
buggies, engine, pcs mchy.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-07-13
PASSENGERS.

Per steamship Chattahoochee for New York
) l. Matthews, j Stewart, Mrs X Clarke,
Clarke, Miss G Clarke, J Clarke jr, @ Apple,
ton and wife, Miss q B Screven, X Manson ana
wife, Mrs B Lppman and maid, p Evoy and
wife WIN Miller and wife, F Delay, j L Nesbitt,
L Hatan, Precht. L E Dunkelberger and wife,
J T Price R W jacques, Miss Conner, Mrs II
NJ Conner children and maid, Miss Conner, " "
r. blanchard wife children and 2 nurses, e
Rebarer wife and 2 children. e Tompkins, Miss
s Babcock, J Watson, Miss G Gautour, Mrs
Hanes, Mrs L Watson, Mss b Garfield, Master
ii L Payne, aster Payne, Miss NJ Payne, Miss
A Payne Mrs Payne, A Ray and wife, Miss y
Dale, j j Dale wife children and syt, MRS
Dale, w H Bradneck and wife, Miss Doody, a
Moore, F Harrall, K Wilson, Case, F Flournoy.
A Arnett, H Storm 2 Fraser. F H johnson,
w A McAndrew. B Scherer, Elkins, ConK'
ling, d Jenkins
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-07-13
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

A branch of the United States photographic
office has been established in the Custom House
at Savannah. Notice to mariners, pilot charts
and all nautical Information will be furnished
masters of vessels free of charge. Captains
are requested to cali at the Office.
LIEUT. f II SHERMAN,
III charge photographic Station
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-07-13
FLORIDA.

The phosphate interest at Aucilla is re-
viving again. Some OF the people are
looking for an agent around very soon.
Rev. George G. Kennedy, assisted by
Revs. Joseph Durrance and w. J. j. Wild
den, began series of revival meetings at
Palmetto Thursday.
d. NJ. Papy has rendered his resignation
as justice Of the peace at St. Augustine,
and has received his appointment as janitor
Of the custom house.
Edward Scott of Aucilla has an Essex
hog that measures five feet eight inches
from end OF nose TO root of tail. II is four
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PoULTRY-Market weak; demand light
EGGs-Market easy; stock ample and moder
ate demand.
PEANUTS - Full stock; demand moderate ;
prices steady.
SUGAR-Georgia and Florida nominal; none in
market.
HoNEY-Demand nominal.
SWEET PoTAToEs-Market nominal; no stock
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EYPORTS.

Per steamship Chattahoochee. for New York
- bales upland cotton, 115 bales domestics, 70
bales sea island cotton, 1894 bbls rosin, $3.50
melons, so bbls pitch, 163,066 feet lumber, ;l44
pkgs fruit, 100 pkgs vegetables, 3oo pigs mase'
1877 tons pig iron.
Per schr Samuel B Hubbard. for New York
310,0l9 feet p lumber-Hilton Dodge Luna"
Der Co.
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II 81 below these f1guI
FREIGHTS.

FREIGHTS.
LUMBER-C oastwise-The market is nominal
rates are easy, but without quotable change.
Rates may be quoted within the range of So rs
al IS from this port to Baltimore, Phila-
delphia, New York and sound ports, with 250l
Soc additional if loaded at near by Georgia
ports. Timber, 50c@S1 90 higher than lumber
rates. To the West Indies and Windward,
nominal; to Rosario. $50 Oo@9l 90; to Buenos
Ayres or Montevideo, S1S 90; to Rio Janeiro,
$i9 90; to Spanish and Mediterranean ports,
$14 o0014 50; to United Kingdom for orders,
nominal at for timber e5 los standard; lumber,
e5 1Os Steam-To New York, 81 90; to Phila-
delphia, 81 90; to Boston, IS 90; to Baltimore,
SO so.
NAVAL SroREs-Market nominal for spot
vessels, but there is a good demand
for August loading. Foreign-Cork, etc,
for orders, spot vessels, rosin, IS Sd
and As Cd; to arrive. IS Cd and 4s Cd; spirits,
Adriatic, rosin. IS 4!td; Genoa. IS 3D. 3D.;
pounds. Coastwise-Steam-To Boston, 10c per
100 lbs on rosn, 90c on spirits; to New York,
rosn, TIC per 100 MS; spirits, SOC; to Phladel,
phia, rosin, 716c per 100 fbs; spirits, Soc; to
Baltimore, rosin, SOC; spirits, zoe. Coastwise
quiet.
CoTToN-By steam-The market is duh but
cto
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Wilmington, N C, July 9-Tug Geo W Pride,
which arrived here yesterday from Chester.
took in coal and will go down to Southport to-
The Starr arrived at Southport July in a eaky
condition while on a voyage from Savannah to
Philadelphia.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC-THIS DAY.
Sun Kisses. ..-..-...... .....-...............5:0
oCN AohAS'- GsUU
HIGH WATER AT SAVANNAH 4:51 AM 5:29 Pm
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COMMERCIAL.
SAVANNAH MARK srS.
OFFICE OF THE MORNING NEWS

SAvATSAE, Ca. July u. III
CoTroE-The market continues very dull and
nominal There vas. however. steadier feel
ing among holders. The sales during the DAY
were only bales Ca Change at the midday call
att O'Clock p. IN. the market was bulletined as
steady and unchanged at the following official
spot quotations # the Cotton Exchange: