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Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy, marvellous
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well known sheriff, who lives in Maine. had
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Love knots should be tied With single
beau
Dip the pen Of the tongue in the ink Of
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Professional & Business Cards.
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Love has no strap around the pocket
book.
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Bobby-Do you like your new houssi
Little Johnnie-Yes It has vacant
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MIKE money and money will make
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Never abridge the usual hours Of sleep.
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The man who travels down hill makes
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The ST. Gothard tunnel, in the Alps,
Is twice as long as the Hoosac-over nine
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Gold can Be pounded 1900 Hms. t.,,,..
than printing paper Ons ounce ofi VII
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1t is better TO live rich than to die rich.
Love is like a silk shirt with burs
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A sensibIe Man

Believe not half YOU hear. and repeat
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Love speaks the mother tongue OF every
body.
Tho word boss comes from the low
Dutch, and has the same meaning As In
EnRlish
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-08-21
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
FINANCIAL.

New York. Aug. 20, noon.-Stocks opened
dull but steady. Money tight at 5000 per cent
Exchange-lon 81 oS14; short, 81 S74. Gov
eminent bonds dull but steady. State bonds
active and sLron5
Following were the p m stock quotations:
En- Erie .....s1s Richm d & W. p >,
Lake Sac g 80. 1861 W ster1 Union... s84
500 p. m.-Excnange closed quiet and heavy at
olt4 g.. Money tight at l503O per cent
last loan 20 per cent, closing 20 per cent. hd
Snb-treasury balances-Coin, $3.50, '05,oO0' cur,
rency, S,u95,t 90. G lvSrn' lent bonds active anu
s.rons; four per cents 12; four and half
per cent coupons lOil4. STATE bonus dull anu
Ieatureless
The circular of the treasury department,
Issued late last evening, in regard TO the pur-
chase of 413s was q check for the time being
upon the operations of the bears, ana carried
considerable anxiety into their ranks. WINE
there were grave DOUBTS EXPIRE Ssed by some
financial authorities That any large amount OF
bonds could be secured owing to the fact ttat
they are held SO largely by institutions for
special purpOS IS. The immediate elect upon
the STOCK market was one OF stimulation III tne
matter of prices. A large number OF weaker
bears fastened TO cover, and at the opening thls
morning the demand from shorts was urgent
enough to op n active stocks from 10 Is per
cent. higher than they closed last evening. Inc
movement was soon exhausted, however anu
further advances were slight. The disposition
TO trade was never at ioNer ebb, all preferrln2
to await the outcome of the offer OF the secre-
tary. Offerings, as ANNOUNCED at noon, were 10
say the least. rather disappointing to bulls but
the TACT that II this means should fail 10 get
money out 81 the treasury, other means would
be taken, acted still as a restricting lniurnce
upon operators on the short side, ana dullh IS
Tor the remainder OF the day was most intense.
offerings OF tomorrow are nov AWAITED WIN
auHiety, and Larger than to-day's, may bring
some improvement In prices. but not resunp
llou Of the late hammrring. may be expected.
Less n heard about strikes to-day. aud the crop
news receiv was more favorable, @ncI
10 lus are not inviting 70 spectators. ~ tpe
afternoon bears showed some enc0ura2emeni,
~ eonse9u nee u the small offerings ~ tho
bono ana more animation IA the market was
accompanied by "a recession ia prices. Move
mlenis were generally shgnf oaly oregon
lfansc Influential dropped ~ per cent, willie
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SAILED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Tallahassee. New York.
MEMORANDA.

New York, Aug 1S-Arrved, schrs Ella n
Storer, Simmons. Fernandina; Anna r Bishop
Rulon, Satilia River, Ga.
Cleared-Bark Jas = Stone, Bennett Mobile
schr Amelia P Schmidt, Pashley, Jacksonville
Buenos Ayres July l9-Arrved, Fausto lItal
Spnello, Pensacola
Sailed July ll-Bark Emilia [Norl, MolIer
Tybee; Aug 5, Rifondo NorI, Tyoee.
Cardiff, Aug l1-Sailed, bark Pensacola TItall
Christoforo, Pensacola.
Liverpool Aug 17-Arrived, ship Ellerslie IBrl
Bragg Pensacola.
London, Aug 1S-Arrived, bark Left fNorl
Baardsen Savannah
New Castle Aug 17-Arrived, bark Frida
[Norl, Olsen, Pensacola.
Yarmouth, Aug l6 Arrived, bark Marianne
Bertha Gerl, Pielsch, Brunswick, Ga
Barbados, Aug ls-Arrived, brig L Bowen
Coombs, Port Natal for Fernandina
Havana, Aug l4-Sailed, br < Cuba Y Canarias
lSpl, Gonzales, Fernandina.
81 John, \ B, Aug l5-Arrlved, brig Endrlch
lBrl, Mahoney. Darien.
Apalachicola, Aug il-Arrived brig Ciesine
lbuteh Buhr. Key West.
sailed. l2th-Scnrs Jonathan NAV, Cook
Philadelphia; 18th, Martinique, Salvage Boston.
DeltiHore, Aug ls-Cleared, schr Mary s
Br ldshat, Van glider, Charleston.
Seiled-.scAr POtosl. Charleston.
brunswick, Aug ls-Arrlved, 6chr Messenger
CoOmos. Bost n and sailed for Satlllal
Saiied-Brig Neuya Paula lSpl. Pages Bar.
ceiona.
Dqriep. Aug ls,1-Arrived' steamship Raleigh.
GeoTgetoVuss g, Aug ls-saled, schr Nellie
Floyd, Johnston New York
errandina. Ang is-AHtye1. brig Narene
BlnkeF Pun Adelphla
sailed sehrs j B Hoiden. Haskell, and Netfl.,
thigmaa, Davis, New YORK.
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In charge Autographs Station.
RECEIPTS

Per Charleston and Savannah Railway, Aus
2O-39 bbs rosin, y bols spirits turpentine
cars wood, car poles, IS boxes tobacco, ok,
adv matter, 30 kgs tobacco, crank car. Is bbl
flour. case domestics, bdls castings, / cas-,
notions, bale wool, bales ex matt l ba.
wool, bdls hides, 10 bales cotton
Per Savannah. Florida and Western Railway
Aug 2J-951 bales cotton. , 800 bbls rosin 81
bols spirits turpentine, so cars lumber l ca
castings, cars wheels. car cattle, cars poul
try, pkgs blinds, cases cigars IS pkgs furni
ture, 5 bbls pads, 10 kegs and q cases whisky
II cases drugs, 80 bdls hides bales wool. / 40l
lbs bacon, pkgs collars, Z bbls -four case.
hats, 40 bdls paper 25 boxes tobacco, 2. 400 los
hams, car beer, boxes clocks, empty dems
8 cases goods, 3 cases clothing 81 pkgs mdse
s. boxes aud 25 bbls pears
Per Central Railroad, Aug aO-2S bales wool
bales hides, 80 rolls leather. 10 bills paper, 2;$
pkgs tobacco, 10 bdls iron ore, $4,000 lbs lard,
10000 lbs bacon, 286 bbls spirits turpentine, lO7S
bbs rosin, 20 bbls fruit, % bbls whisky, 10 hall
bbls whisky, 6 bbls syrup. 50 balcS yarn 81 bales
domestics. 100 half bbls beer $50 bbs flour. 20
cars lumber. cords wood 80 pkgs willow ware.
cases liquor, 3 pkgs vegetables. box wax, %
pkgs furniture, b buggy. 40 pkgs mdse, II
bales paper stock, 81 bbls OIL IS bhs oil, 10
bushels rice, boxes hardware, 5 bales plaids, n
boxes soap, 100 cases eggs, 10 cars coal, TO bbls
grlCs, 10 tons pig iron.
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edly unsettled and feverish. There was more
nervousness on the part OF traders, on account
OF sudden and very frequent fluctuations and
operators were considerably puzzled at the
course OF the market Interest conferred chiefly
IN December futures. which opened 1lec lower
than yesterdays close, eased of 1sIl4c more
and then started mp Irregularly. prices advanc-
ing lt6c, declined l1sc. again ADVANCED. setting
TO an outside range, then broke of I5sc. fuctua-
ted and closed lt4c lower than yesterday
Weakness and an unsettled feeling was due
rather to general realizing local traders selling
quite freely In corn there was an easier feel
ing, and lower prices were establish ID. A fair
business was transacted. most of which was in
September and May, there being good deal of
changing between the months. buying of the
latter aud selling of the former at 414c differ
ence- Fair trades in the speculative marSet
were at 160ssc decline, after which the market
sold off lightly. then rallied, advancing SsM
Ac, reacted S4c, and closed with sc decline
la oats there was good trade, but weak
unsettled feeling prevailed. There was less $
position to buy and more to sell. The opening
was easy at &c decline. After a further
slight recession rrmer feeling developed, and
prices advanced Il ,DS4c; free selling towards
the close by prominent trader, coupled with
the weakness ia wheat ami corn, caused de-
cline of !. 61Ec, ami the market closed easy at
inside figures In pork trading was active and
almost exclusively in January and Nav con-
tracts. Opening sales were made at l00l2lSc
decline. but the market grew stronger with
good inquiry, and prices advanced 20622lSc
Towards the close the feeling was easier a nd
prices settled back 25Ql30c and closed steady
In lard fairly active trade reported
There was some pressure to sell early in the
day, and opening transactions in Heated de-
cline of ~ 15c. AT this reduction the demand
improved, and prices rallied 5D716c. There
was good business at the advancing scale, and
especially for January delivery. Towar the
Gle 80 the market was not so strong, receded 9l6c
and CLOSED steady. in short rib sides the mar
ket attracted considerable speculative atteu-
ton and trading was quite active. Opening
sales were made at 216c decline and further
reductiol of 2Isc was sub nitted to- Later the
demand improved and prices raled 1I6@iOc
but settled back again and closed steady
Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
steady ana unchanged. Wheat-No. spring
81 03H, No red 81 "a. Corn-No ,, 4S31c Oats
No. 2, $3.50 0S575c Mess pork Sill 2j Lard
81 %. Short ribs s. 3515 ~. Shoulders, S. IS
GbS y Short clear sides, S. 750J IS. Whisky
at 81 -.
Lea1Ing fut Irss ra gel as follows:
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Jacksonville. Aug 1s-Auived, schr Penob.
scos, Carter, Charleston; James Woodhouse.
Douglass New York; Marcus Edwards Outten.
Perth Amboy, J.
Pensacola, Aug 1+-Arrlved. ship Jan Melcb-
ers Dltchl, Hemmes. Rio Jansiro via Delaware
breakwAter; barks Dronning sofia lSwl. Bor.
lessen, santos; j H Bowers Ma suire, Tampa
cleared, l5th-Steamer Pharos [BrI, Wilcox,
Liverpool
Arrived, l6th-Bark Arlington, Ray. Calves
Philadelphia. Aug 1S-Arrived, schrs Three
Sisters, Simpson. Savannah
Cleared-Schr Genevieve, Haley. Charleston.
P9rtland, Me. Aug ls-Cleared, schr Fanny Z
Child, Mclean. Daren Ga
Nineyar1 Haven, Aug H-Arrived schr Joe
Carleton, ROckport, Ne, for Charleston
New York Aug 2o-Arrived out. Alaska. New
YORK for Liverpool: Devonia New York for
Glasgow; Columbia, New York for Hamburg.
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'a1Ing tut Ir5s ra gel as follows:
OJen NJ. hignss1 Clio:

BALTIMORE, Aug 2O.-Flour active to strong
Howard street and western superdne 81 7561
70; extra So 50GI4 40; family 81 65@,5 SIS;
city mills 81; Rio brands, extra SIS 256t5 40.
Wheat Southern stiff and higher; Futz 9Sc0h
81 O1; Longberry, 9S@1 on; western unsettled;
NO winter red, on spot and August 03s4 a
". Corn-Southern firm and unchanged
white 5S060c yellow 5SGt6Oc; western quiet
CINCINNATI, Aug 2).-Flour in good demand
and strong; family 81 0004 25; fancy Sl7O0
: 80. Wheat strong; No. 2 red, 81 O2@l o.
Corn barely steady; No mixed 5lc. oats
easier; No. red 3Sl4c Provisions-Pork dull
at $ll rs. Lard trmer at s. 95 Bulk meats
dull; short ribs loose at s. II; bacon firm
short clear at SO 6213; hogs. in good demand
and higher common and light at SO Goat is;
packing and butchers at 81 0004 Is. Whisky
steady at 81 10.
choice 50 1903 20; fancy 81 OO04 20; patent
s. 0o@5 2a. Wheat-the bears gave Decem Der
and May the most attention, aud these months
were hammered considerably, the market clos
December delivery 81 065s May delivery
81 1296c Corn-trading rather limited No 2
cash 45s4c; September delivery 4534, May de-
gust delivery 8914c nominal, September delivery
$3.50; May delivery Ale asked. Provisions-Pork
S1l IS. Lard So co. Dry salt meats and bacon
sold IN small cash lots at previous Prices
Whisky at 81 13
New ORLEANS, Aug. 90.-Coffee Rio
car<oes, ordinary to fair, 1921 sugar
stronger-Louislana open kettle, fuT NC ir az
n"A " sOo4 lar ff6c, cenGrlIugalS, chOoUl white
DC; off white SIC; choice yellow CLARIFIED
S-l6c; prime yellow clarified SIG. MoILsses
strong; centrifugal, fair. no SC; common to
good common lac; inferior ll01l16c
NAVAL STORES.
NEW YORK, Aug %, noon Spirits turpentine
quiet and steady at 4015041c Rosn quiet
but firm at 81 311sGe1 As.
500 p. m -Rosln quiet and steady; straine
commonto good 81 37l3Q1 As. Turpentine
steady but quiet at 401504l16c.
CHARLEsroN. AuS. .0.-SpiriJs turpentiue firm
at 3513c. Rosin firm; good strained 81 90
WILMINGTON, Aug 90. Spirits turpentine steady
at 36c. Rosin steady: strained 9Oc; good
strained at 9oc. Tar firm at 81 60. Crude
turpentne firm; hard 81 25; yellow dip So 10;
virgin So 10.
NEW Yo7K. Aug. 20.-Rice active and firm:
domestic prime to extra 64O714; Japan 616c
5ss. '|4O
PETROLEUM
New YORK, Aug. 20.-Forced liquidations
caused sharp break in the petroleum market
to-day The market OPP. ned steady, but at once
became weak; Pennsylvania oil declined 2G4c
for spot and &c for September, and Lima oil
declined 314c; the market closed weak at the
lowest prices, 8734c for Pennsylvania oil
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-08-21
No Fly Time.

We don't propose 10 lay idle even IN mid.
summer. We will show you how We do IL
II you cell on us on Thursday, Friday or
clotlieg. y. H. Levy e. BRo.
--Ade
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Hurrah, Bows.

Hurrah, Boys, Hurrah
And don't lose sight of the fact that we have
not forgotten or lost sight Of you. To con-
vince YOU thereof we will give you one more
chance to get nice clothing at half price
PROGRAMME
FOR THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SAT-
URDAY NEXT,
AUGUST
2lst, 22d, 23d:
CHILDREN'S KILT SUITS, CHIDREN'S
KNEE SUITS, KNEE PANTS AND
BOYS SUITS at exactly one-half of
former price, and as this will pos
lively be the last chance TO get
goods az UGH prices this season, we expect a
rush, and therefore offer it for three days
instead Of one Us heretofore. Most of the
goods now offered will be suitable for early
fall wear. In connection with boys
and childrens goods we also offer balance
Of Summer Clothing and NegIigee Shirts.
This offer only goo1 as advertised, namely,
Thursday, Friday and Saturday, Aug 81,
% and %. Respectfully,
ADJ. b. II. LEVY & BRO.
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CONSIGNEES

CONSltfNEES.
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway. Aug
2O-Baldwin & Co, l. Jones, Chestnut & ON
Peacock, II & Co. b Casseis, H Solomon &
Son, Hull & Co, H A Ulmo, Baker & H
c Saussey, Baker A. Cohen & Co, Mcmillan
Bros, Elias Guckenheimer & Son. Nj Y
Henderson, NJ Boley & Son, J Hart & Bro, Sam
Stern, Woods. G & Co.
Per steamship Gate City. from Boston
R Altmayer q Co, Butler & NJ, E S Byck & Co
NJ Boley & Son NJ Byck. A II Champions' Son
W Cherry & Co, Coilat Bros, bearing & Hull
A Enrich Bro. Eckman & V, l Epstein & Bro
Epstein 4 W, A Einsteins Sops, Flood & Gray
n Ferst's Sons 6 Co, J e Grady & Son, N I
Hale & Co, Kavanaugh & B. Ludden & b. d.
Jpo Lyons & Co, Lowell l., A Miller & Co
D Morrison. Mrs McNally, D P Myerson
Meinhard Bros Co, A Nichols. Neidlnger &
R, Novelty Iron Works. H S NJ Co. order Her
man K, Paulsen & Co, Palmer Hardware
Co, ROsenhe1m & Co, str Katie, E Schwarz,
J Silva, Savannah Grocery Co, Stllwel VI &
Co, S, f & W Ry, Savannah Steam Bakery, str
E Barker, str Bellevue. Southern Elk Co, err,
J w Teeple & Co, D Weed & Co.
Per Central Railroad. Aug t20-S Cohen. Thos
Bowden, G Jaudon, J c Has wi NJ K Moore,
Geo Meyer Guckenheimer &'S on, H l Ivey,
McDonough B.. G W Tiedeman' & Bro. W
Miller, Eckman & V, Jas Ray, NJ Y Henderson,
Kava1augh & B. A B Hull & Co, Heidi & S, NJ
Ferst's Sons & Co, J Collins & Co, Lloyd & A,
c Sanberg, A G Rhodes & Co. Savannah Gro
Gerry Co, Putzel, Lindsay & NJ: Ludden y b,
A S Thomas, Smith Bros, II Solomon & Son,
w W Mitchell 6; Co, Weed & Co, Mrs J r
Kennedy, Ben Fletcher, Lucinda Shaw, Alice
Scott. c Gray G. Son, c Suits & Co, Frank &
Co. A Ehrlich g. Bro. Lex Conley, II Schroeder
Epstein & w, A II Champions Son, Mohr Bros,
Frank & Co, Lee Roy Myers & Co, | Haas,
Warren & A, Dwelle. c & D, W w Gordon & Co,
j Williams & Co, Wood & Bro, Jno Elan
merry & Co, Woods, G & Co, Baldwin 6 Co.
Stubs & 7, Fl NJ Conner 4 Co. NJ & D McIn-
tyre.
Per Savannah. Florida and Western Railway,
Aug 20-Jno Flannery & Co, Dwelle C & Co,
Woods, G & Co, Stubbs & IT, NJ Y & D ! McIn-
tyre. Butler & ). NJ Maclean & Co, W Gordon
& Co, Baldwin & Co, Heron & G, Warren & L.
S Wood & Bro, H Conner & Co, DY & K R
Daney, w w Chisholm & Co. Hammond H &
Co. Peacock & Co, S Shotter Co, Chestnut
& ON, Lemon & NJ. Ellis, Y & Co, c l. Jones,
J P Williams & Co, McDonough & Co, Dale. D
& Co, b Hunting & Co, w Ha lam, Rep
pard & Co, Frierson & Co. Stilwell, VI & Co,
Saas & W. w w Armour Co, s. F & w Ry,
o Hanes, w G. McDonough, Swinton & NJ
Lowell & L, Lee Roy Myers Co, Savannah Gro
Gerry Co, J Einstein, S Harris, Miller &
Co. Lowell & L, Palmer Hardware Co, Lippman
Bros, A Letter & Son. Z Schwarz A G Rhodes
& Co, Theo Steffins, S Guckenheimer & Son, NJ
Boley & Son, G w Tiedeman & Bro, A Hanley.
Lindsay & VI. Fl Toehl, Enrich & Bro, NJ
Ferst's Sons & Co, r Rhodes, A Kessel, r A
r Dwlinski D r Roder, w S Bitch. Geo Hunter,
C Bum, Meinhard Bros & Co. NJ Y Henderson,
w Miller, Standard Oil Co. McGIllis & r, S r
Haines FIR d Myers. Hattie Houghes, Savannah
Steam Bakery, l. Mills. Forwarding Office.
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Money will buy anything, but you can 60
the world over and n would not f1d such
Boy Clothing on Thursday, Friday and
Saturday. Aug. 81, % and %. B. II. Levy
a. Bro - dr
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PoULTRY-Market overstocked; demand light.
EGGs-Market firm; stock ample.
PEANUrs-Full stock; demand moderate; !.
prices steady.
SUGAR-Georgia and Florida nominal; none in
market.
HoNEY-Demand nominal.
SWEET PoTAToEs-Market nominal: no stock.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-08-21
MARITIME MISCELLANY

Halifax. Aug iS-Bark Frstina Lente TNerl
which put into this port some time ago leaky
while on the voyage from Pensacola for Gree
mock, laden with pine lumber, has discharged
her cargo and been placed in a dry dock for re
pairs -
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THIS WELL KNOWN ESTABLISHMENT HAS
-ithographing and Engraving Department

which is complete itself, largest concern
the KIND IN the south 1t is thoroughly equipped having
five presses and all the latest mechanical appliances in
the art, the best Of artists and the skfu hog
rapherS, all under the management OF experienced
superintendent
1t also has the advantage Of being a part OF well
equipped printing and binding house. provided with
thing necessary handle orders promptly carefully and
economically.
Corporations, manufacturers banks and bankers mer
chants and other business men who about placing
orders solicited TO give this house an opportunity TO
their When orders or sufficient
ntude 70 warrant IT, special agent win be sent 70 make
estimates
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NOTICE To MARINERs

Notices to mariners, pilot charts and all nautl-
cal Information will No furnished masters OF
vessels fires of charge at the United States.
Photographic Office in tbs Custom House Cap
talns are requested to call at the Office.
LIEUT. + II SHERMAN
In charge HydrograDhic Station
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-08-21

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