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ARRIVED BELOW YESTERDAY.

Schr Three Sisters Simpson, Baltimore. with
coal to D j Murphy; vessel TO Master
Schr Elwood Burton. Hitchins, PHILADELPHIA.
with coal to ORDER vessel to Master. -'''''
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ARRIVED UP FROM QUARANTINE YEsTER.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Steamship HYDE [Brl Anderson, to load for
Barcelona Richardson & Barnard.
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Mill timber 81 below these figures.
FREIGHTS.

LUMBER-C oastwise-The Offering tonnage
continues ample for ali requirements, and
rates are easier although not
quotaby lower. Rates may be quoted
within the range of So 00017 so from this port to
Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York and sound
ports, with % 050c additional if loaded at near by
Georgia ports. Timber, 5Oc@Sl 90 higher than
lumber rates. To the West Indies and Wind
ward, nominal; to Rosario, S1S 000l9 90; to Bue-
nos Ayres or Montevideo, S16 OO916 so; to Rio
Janeiro $17 90; to Spanish and Mediterranean
ports, Sl4 90; to United Kingdom for Or
ders, nominal for timber, e5 los standard;
lumber, rs los. Steam-to New York 81 90; to
Philadelphia, 81 90; to Boston, IS 90; to Balti-
more, S. so.
NAVAL SToREs-Market Is nominal owing to
the scarcity of spot tonnage. for which there
is good demand. ForeIgn-Cork, etc., for
orders, small spot vessels, rosin, 3s Sd and 4s
Cd; to arrive, IS Sd and As Sd; spirits, Ad-
Ratio, rosin, IS Cd; Genoa. 3s 3D.; South Amer
lea, rosin, 81 90 per barrel of $50 pounds
Coastwise -Steam-To Boston, lie per 1OODs
on rosin, 9Oc on spirits; to New York rosn
71Sc per 100bs; spirits, SOC; to Philadelphia,
rosin, no per 1OOfbs; spirits, SOC; to Baltimore
rosiu, soc; spirits, zoo Coastwise quiet.
NoTrnN-Rv Staarn-rrhe Oarkat 10 c,,;oA
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RECEIPTS

Per Charleston and Savannah Railway sa,.
N-92 bales cotton, 2 cars wood, hoy c-aci SSys
case cheroots. bag grain, cases hats : -
grass, cases paint. cases shoes and booso ss
doz orooms, box caps, lot h goods cssa ~ =
goods, 90 pigs tobacco, box ex matter
Per Savannah, Florida aud w stern Rail,,,,-
Sept 3-l,7l2 bales cotton, 1,149 bbls rosin "a
bbls spirits turpentine, 232 pkgs mdse o SoO
poultry, Is bales hides 3S bales wool car car car
ings, 10 boxes tobacco, IS pkgs fnrnt"rac sSi
bbls rice, IS cars lumber lou
Per Central Railroad, Sept 27-bO47 haIay -.
ton, 43l bbls spirits turpentine 2415 bhs roS;
"a bales yarn, As bales domestics, bales biSals
bag wool, . bdls paper, 81 pkss tobacco. 70 GSd
IDS bacon, 3OO bbls lime, 1000 bushels oats IA 10
bols whisky, 10 bbs whisky, 81 pkgs frnitura =
bbls beer, q doz brooms, 700 bushels corn ia
ools -four 10 cars lumber. s bbls syrup q head ,S
horses cases liquor, 121 pkgs mdse. car ho1
stuff, bales paper stock, 424 empty bbIs co,
carts, % bales stuff. cars cotton seed : Oes
mchy, 227 bbls OIL cars spikes, Is bales nlsidS
II boxes hardware, box starch, 81 cases ee, .
cars coal, 6 bbs grits, "A tons pig iron * Ia
W lead, DO pkgs pals, bugges -0s'
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Atchison was pressed for sale and steadily de-
clfned, with no developments but plenty OF talk
Of business trouble In Boston The general list
opened heavy. though first prices were generally
slightly higher, and sympathized closely with
the weakness in leading shares, and while there
were frequent slight rallies. most of the list
closed OF az small fractions from last nights
prices. The loss in Sugar Refineries was ia, 10
Atchison Ia, and in Pacific Mail 1N per cent.
The sales Of listed stocks reached only IS. i72
shares ana unlisted 3. 292 shares. The following
the closing rr,of affong.
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EXPORTS.

Per steamship Dessoug. for PHILADELPHIA on
bales cotton, 119 bales paper stock, Is bbIs ali
80 bales domestics. 1913 bbls spirits t,1rrentina
512 bbls rosin, 9,6SS feet lumber 1l6 casks Cav
l,5l5 empty Kegs. 80 pkgs fruit, 123 pkgs mdse
Per steamship City of Birmingham, for Nsv
York-3, 265 bales cotton, s. bales dornestics T
b5ls oil, 516 bbls spirits turpentine. 10 turtles
sos bblS rosin, 96, $50 feet lumber. Dbl Ash iIt
p1gs fruit, 1854 pkgs mdse, 122 tons pig iron,
Per bark Jupiter [Rusl, for Hamburg-71
bols spirits turpentine, measuring IS 993 gallons,
=, S2l obls rosln, weighing 1887, 1886 pounds-T1g
S z Shotter Co.
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NOTICE To MARINERS

Notices to mariners, pilot charts and all mans,
cal Information will he furnished mssta. 1ati,
vessels Tree OF charge at the UnIte1 Sts,s "
ta ny ss once IN t1s Custom House Can.
LIEUT. H SIBERIAN.
In charge Hydrogra phic SrafiSs,
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COMMERCIAL.
SAVANNAH MARKETS.
OFFIcE MoRSTN6 NEvs,
SAvANSAH, Ga. Sept q, 1890.

OFFICE MoRSTSs NEws,
SAvANSAn, Ga. Sept q, 1890
CorroS-Ths market was quiet and easier and
the better grades we're reduced fraction
There was light inquiry with some scarcity
OF the more desirabls quslities, and lin
tied business doing. The total sales for the
day we're i,eO5 bales On change at the open
ing call At 20 a. IN. the market Oulletined
quiet steady and unchanged. with
sales Of iss bales At the second call at p. IN.
IL was quiet and steady at a decline OF Lice in
m!ddling fair, good mIddling and middlIng, the
sales being rs bales. At the third and last
call, at y m, il closed quiet, steady and I'M
changed with further sales of 1874 bales The
following are the official closing spot quota
tons Of the Cotton Exchange:
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pentine was quiet and fairly steady at the decline
There was a good inquiry and 300 casks were
disposed of during the day, of which $50 casks
were regulars at 3614c and 459 casks of regulars
at 3Gc At the Board of Trade on the opening
call the market was reported steady at
3614c for regulars. At the last call it
sedclo steady at 3Gc for regulars. Rosin-
The market was quite firm with steady inquiry
and moderate offerings The total sales for the
day were about 7S1 barrels AT the Board of
Trade on the first call the market was reported
firm with sales of 4e1 barrels at the following
quotations: A, b, Q, D AMI f, 81 25; F, Sl35; G,
81 as; II, 81 90; I. 81 s.; X, 81 70; NJ II 70; N,
50 80; window glass, SO 10; water white, So 25.
At the second call it closed unchanged.
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The land is now estimated 90 be worth be-
twean $40 0O0 and 500 COO

The land is now estimated 20 be worth be-
tween 900 and 10000
A fatal explosion at the tunnel through
Pigeon mountain, on the Chattanooga SOUTH
ern railroad, AZ miles west Of Lafayette
Tuesday afternoon about O'Clock, result
ing in the death Of two negroes aud the
probable fatal injury Of several more The
force Of hands had been at work some time
drilling, and after getting several holes
bored commenced loading them. One OF the
holes was still hot, having been bored with
steam drill. and as the dynamite was
being placed ia it the explosion oc-
cured. One Of the negroes killed was struck
in the lower bowels by a piece OF rock,
tearing away the front Of his body and the
greater part of his head. The other negro
was not so terribly mangled, but was in
stantiy killed. Among the wounded are
one or two who will in all probability die.
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In charge Hydogra


Per Charleston and Savannah Railway Feb 10
g bales cotton, bbls rosin, 6 crts hams, Dbl
starch, 10 bags beef, "a bdls paper, crts bacon,
Z bales bags, 81 sacks cotton seed, / box wax /
box matter, box SOAP 10 bales waste 2 cars
empty bbls, boxes tobacco. 2sJ sacks rice. box
mdse 100 doz brooms, - pkgs tobacco | case
cheroots, ! case cotton shirts
Per Savannah, Florida and Western Railway.
Feb l9-l76 bales cotton, 6 cases clothing stil
and cap, 80 pkgs goods, cases cigars. Il
sacks potatoes. bales hides, - bbls syrup 60
bbls cotton seed oil, 2 boxes bacon bdls iron
is cars lumber, cars wood, II cars coal, IL k d
wagons cars iron, cases bats, b bales shirt
ing, boxes aXles, cases d goods, 6 bdls paper
coils rope, cars mchy, 10 cases shoes 20 bdls
collars, 106 bbls rice, 12 300 boxes oranges car
cotton seed 10 bbls oranges.
Per Central Railroad, Feb 1S-1,0l1 bales cot
ton, bbls spirits turpentine. 592 bbls rosin $50
lbs lard, bales hides rolls leather ~ 900 lbs
bacon, 10 boxes tobacco 8 bdls paper. u 500 lbs
bran, Dbl fruit. $50 bales hay 81 bbls whiskv.
hf bbls whisky bbs syrup, 73 bales yarn 56
bales domestics IS bbls beer, 256 hf bbls beer
100 bbls flour, 60 cars lumber, Is cords wood, ri
bushels rice, 81 casks clay 3 bbls vegetables II
cases liquor, 90 pkgs mdse, 30 bales paper stock.
n boxes wood in shape, pes mchy cask old
metal, 10 cars cotton seed q boxes hardware 4
cars brick, 100 bbs cotton seed oil, boxes soap
125 boxes eggs. cars coal. 81 pkgs furniture, 62
tons pig iron.
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Per Charleston and Savannah Railway. Feb tC
TRANSFER Office, Enrich & Bro Frank & Co
j Joyce, j w HennesSy. Byck & S, II Schroeder
Herman q X, Ii Sulter, S j. Newton II Class q
Wendelken, c r r. Butler & S, II Reddick B N
Rosenbrook, w II Prendergast, Morning News
Fretwell & N, Savannah Guano Co, J F Torrent
9 Haines, A Hull Il Co, Harms & J. Annie
Brown, Tidewater Oil Co, A Bellard Il Co w
Burton, Carolina Rice Mill Co.
Per Savannah, Florida and Western Railway.
Feb 19-Fordg Office, Ellis, Y & Co Heron h q.
Jno Flannery & Co. Peacoc II & Co, Chas Ellis
f NJ Farley, NJ & d Mcintyre, Baldwin q Go,
II VI Conner IL Co, W W Gordon 81 Co G. [, Jones'
Montague 81 Co. d Y Dancy, NJ Maclean & Co,
BuJier a. >. Garnet. S q Co. w G Jackson. ] x
Cooper. Chestnut & ON, f T Roberts Stubbs 4
T. j T Williams s. Co, A Ehrlich q Bro. II Lv.
cenga. Appel & $, J Rosenheim & Co. A HaT-
ris, McDonough q b. Kavanaugh q B, G b
Riley, A Falk & Sons, c o Iaines Decker & F,
Meinhard Bros & Co, G. w Tiedeman & Bro. Il
Teed, Il Lovel's Sons, Henderson, Vale
Royal Mills, b Hull & Co, J E Grady & Son,
, duckenheiIner r, Son,G Davis Son, Cohen,
Smith Bros, q w Haslam. e B Hunting & Co g
Jackson, McDonough & Co. Frierson & Co. ST /
Yonge, j Einstein Brown Bros Lowell &, r.
Mohr Bros. w W Chisholm, c Suits & Co. A
II Stoddard, Butler & NJ, Savannah Cotton Mills.
G,Eckstein & Co, Savannah Water Wks, Tilton
81 Co.
Per Central Railroad Feb 19-Fordg Agent.
W w Gordon & Co, Baldwin, & Co, r N Farley,
Butler 81 s, M Il Mcintyre, Heron & g. j
NJ Parrish, Jno Flannery & Co, j Rushing ] r
Cooper, S Wood & Bro, ? Williams & Co II
TrauD, IL NJ Conner & 90, NJ Henderson, II
Russing, Davis Bros w | Miller, + Hodges Il
N Keeler, y Mcintyre, w II Ray, Launey & G.,
Byck Bros, Forest City Furn co, Smith Bros. NJ
Prayer, Lindsay & NJ, Savannah Guano Co. G G
Erect. I Epstein & Bro NJ Ferst's Sons e. 60, q
Schroeder, j ID Weed & Co, CE Suits 81 Co, g
Scwarz Cooley & Co, A II Champions Son. g +
Graham, Jas Douglas, A Ehrch & Bro, J Dor
sew, @ Rhodes & Co, Southern Cotton Oil Co,
Cubbedge, Savannah Beef Co, Manning, Il
J Miller. Geo Meyer, Stilwell, NJ & Co, Puder &
d. @ Everett. Savannah = Co MOORE II e. ~,
5 Cohen, Weed X Co, L Lovell's Sons, n X
Moore, Bacon, b & Co, X Salas
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Schr Ida ] Lewis. Charleston.
Schr Benj F Lee. Charleston.
Schr Henry Wilmington. Bull River.
MEMORANDA.

New York, Feb l7-Arrived, schrs Hattie l.
Sheets, DJls, Georgetown. c; Irene Messer-
W, Brown, Fernandna; Mary + Godfrey, God
willie.
Cleared, schr Hattie Dunn. Poland. Fernan-
dina
Duugeness, Feb l6-Passed. bark Pallas CNor),
Staubo. savannah for Hull.
Newport, =, Feb l6-Arrived, brig Nushka
(Brl. Bevan, AshepOo. 5 &c
Sailed, stmr Lyndhurst OBrl, Pensacola.
st Vincent, G. Y. Jan a9-Sailed, bark Severus
Ger, Kosbadt. Pensacola.
Southampton, Feb l9-Arrived, bark Vikar
Nor. Magnesen, Pensacola.
Barbados. Feb sailed, banks SUPERB T (Sw),
LARSEN, Savannah: LIST. Until QtaN. CASTILLO,
Pensacola; Maria Laura utaD. Schiatiino, do.
st Thomas Feb sailed, bark Josva (Nor)
jacobsen, SaGla.
ApalachicoIa, Feb 17-Arrved, bark Young
Eagle (Sr), Anderson, Santos; brig Williams
lNor), HalyOrsen, Berbice; schrs Nellie Morse
Baker. San Juan del Norte; Gertrude 4 Bartlett
Bartlett. POnt-a Petre.
Cleared bark FreeIa Wiley, Wiley Boston:
schrs Morris w Childs Beck, do; Melissa A
Wiley. Hall, Portland, Me-
Baltimore, Feb ARRIVED, schrs Ida Law
renee, Young, Savannah; VIM II Bailey, Lane
COosaw, ) G.
Cleared and sailed, schr Annie 7 Ebener,
Springer, Savannah.
Brunswick, Feb 17-Clearel, schr NJ /. Bonsell
(Br), McLain, Digby, Basis n S.
Darien,, Feb 17-Sailed, steamship Raleigh,
Littlefield, New York
Fernandina, Feb 1i-Arrived, schr Carrie
Easier (Brl, Easier. Martinique.
Cleared, schrs Nellie Dinsmore, Dodge, New
York; Emma ] Meyer, Davis. do; 4 $ Newman.
Shepard, do; Syanara l3r). Henshaw, Digby, n
S; Jennie Hall, Hall. New York.
Georgetown. $ 9 Feb l9-Arrved brig Editor
Orr West Indies; schr Chas Lister, Robinson,
Wilmington.
Sailed, schrs Nellie Floyd and Arvesta, New
York
Jacksonville. Feb 17-Cleared, schrs Lizzie V
Hall, Greed. New York Dudley Carlin, Dunton
Providence; Pajaro (3rl, Aibury, Green Turtle
Cay.
Key West. Feb l3-Arrived. schr Mary Jane
(BD, Nassau.
Sailed, sch- Pioneer (Br), Nassau; 18th, Fear
less (Br) AbacO.
Newport News. Feb 1G-Arrived, steamship
Ashburne Q8r), Lambert, Savannah for Bremen
Norfolk, Feb 17-Arrved. steamship virginia
SBrl, Knott, Port Royal, c, for Plymouth and
Rotterdam.
Pensacola. Feb 17-Arrived. banks Alette tsw),
Nordin, Algiers; Foyenand Nor, Foyes Sharp
(Br), Griifiths, Barbados; Vincenzo Accame
utaD, Rembrado Rosario; Asia (Norl, Christian
sen, Liverpool; Lombardian (Brl. Mcdonald
Montevideo; schr Polar star QIon), Stanley,
Belize
Philadelphia, Feb ARRIVED schrs Luther T
Garretson, Crawford. Pensacola; Thos j May,
Waiston, Georgetown, S G; Aaron Reppard
Steelman, Darien; Austin d Knight, Drink.
water. Apalachicola
Satila River, Ga, Feb Arrived. sohr VIM
Jones, Fuller, Brunswick.
New York. Feb 19-Arrved steamships Bohe.
mia, Hamburg; Gallia Liverpoo; Circassia and
state OF Alabama, Glasgow
=, Arrived out, Lehr for Bremen, Sandia for
Hamburg
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MARAErs BY TELEGRAPH.



NEw YoRK. Feb. 49, noon.-Stocks opened
active and weak. Money easy at 1904 per
cent. Exchange-long, 81 o234D4 80; short,
al S63lG0A s.. Government bonds dull and
heavy State bonds dull but steady.
Following were the BON stock quotations:
Frie w rs Richm a. w. PIT.
Chicago 4 Norm 1854 Terminal. ....r.... 211s
Ta[e Snore. .10j Western Union. $50
Mort & W. pref. 62
Money easy at 2Ge4Is per cent Sub-treasury
balances-Coin, Sl63 900; currency, $3.50,
Gao Government bonds duh but steady; four
ner cents l22}e; four and half per cent.
coupons 1929. State bonds dull and heavy
The stock market to-day was again active
and weak, bears making the most determined
drive which they have done for long time, and
the effort was crowned with marked success
The decline in Rock Island still remains unex-
niained and although the friends OF the com
many assert that the annual report VIII show
surplus over dividends, there ~ an impression
an The street that some one il selling OUT ana
holders are beginning to feel uneasy, io,aay
oonsi.ierable lo.S stocks .GnA out End hsips-
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EXPORTS.

Per steamship City of Birmingham for New
York-4S0 bales cotton III bales domestics and
yarns, 65 bales sea island cotton. IS bbls rosin.
29G sacks cotton seed, 1909 bbls spirits turpentne
o3,527 feet lumber IS bales paper stock, 1926
cedar logs, 14S bbls fish, 20 bbls cotton seed oil
1901 boxes oranges, 3)8 crates vegetables, 37G
pkgs mdse, II tons pig iron $50 bales rice straw.
% bbls fish.
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res ranged as follows:
Opening. IitRheS1,


| WILMINGTON, n. c., Feb. 19.-Corn firm; white
| 46QD41c; yellow 4413GG15l6c
ST. LOUIS, Feb. l9-Elour closed quiet and I'M
changed. Wheat closed firm; No. cred, cash
| i5Ac; options-Nay delivery 761s0765Sc bid
| June delivery 75$sc bid, July delivery % &c
August delivery 73s07316c bid. Corn closed
| quiet; NO. mixed, cash 25c; options-May
| delivery closed 2611c September delivery 2SL4c
bid. Oats irregular but higher; No. 2, cash. 20
| t92O9ac asked at the close Whisky steady at
| 81 o.. Provisions market closed fairly steady
but very quiet and unchanged Pork at
Sl0 OO9lO l21g; Lard-prime steam s. go
60 Dry salt meats - boxed shoulders at
50 sig, longs and ribs 81 SJ60i o. short
clear 81 OO05 10, Bacon-boxed shoulders
" 3. - longs So So ribs s. So short clear S. 60
CfNCIENATI. Feb. 19.-Flour steady Wheat
drmer; No. red 78c. Corn quiet; No. 2 mixed
3lLec. Oats dull; No. mixed at 2s@2ic
Proyislons-Pork steady at $40 25 Lard quiet
ut 30 TO- Bulk meats easy; short ribs 81 S73p.
Bacon quiet; short clear at So. Whisky active
and hrm at 81 o. Hogs firmer; common and
light S3 5O04 90, packing and butchers SO 80
@4 o.
BALTIMORE, Feb. 19-Flour dull: Howard
street and Western superfne SO 256Q2 IS; extra
brands, extra 81 15014 40. Wheat 49, Southern
firm; shipping grades higher; Fultz as0Slc;
Longberry 5O0s6c; Western firm; No. winter
red, on spot and February delivery S114@S1I6c.
Corn-Southern firm but quiet; white 400 42c;
yellow 36O35c; Western firmer.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb I9.-Coffee firm; Rio
cargoes, ordinary to good lSGn20c. Sugar steady
and firm; Louisiana open kettle, strictly prime
to choice 15-16Q15c; fully fair to prime 4szc;
centrifugals-prime yellow clarified 5s4c, off do.
516G5 9-l6c, seconds 446D51sc. Moasses-
open kettle, sound gooos in first hands
Louisiana open kettle, fermenting 2S@30c Lou
lsiana centrifugals, choice 29c, strictly prime "
@2Sc. Syrup, Louisiana soc
LOUISVILLE, Feb. 19.-Wheat quiet; No. 9 red
75c. Corn steady; No. 2 white 3315c. Oats
quiet; No mixed, on track, PC. Provisions
active; Bacon-clear rib sides S5 3; clear sides,
shoulders at 81 so. Mess pork, prime $40 so.
Sugar-cured hams, new $40 00Dl0 So packed
Lard, prime to choice So.
NAVAL STORES.
New YORK. Feb. 10. noon.-Sprits turpentine
quiet and firm at 4fDA4c Kosin quiet but
strong at 81 25G1l 27L3.
strained. Spirits turpentine quiet at 4iA@
AI5c.
CHARLESTON. Feb. t9.-Spirits turpentine
nominal at 4019c. Rosin firm; good strained
at 81 90
WILHrNeroN, Feb 19.-sprits turpentlne
firm at Ale. Rosin firm; strained 81 10, good
strained 81 IS. Tar firm at 81 so. Crude tur-
pentine firm; hard ST. 20 yellow dip 81 20, virgin
S2 20.
NEW YoRX. Feb. 19.-Rce fairly active and
firm.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 19.-Markets unchanged.
PETROLEUM.
NEW Yo9K. Feb. 19.-Petroeum m arket
opened steady ct 1855. and after Sigh gain
in early trading, fell off to 1O44 for spot, which
closed firm at that figure; while March option
fell to 1914, then rallied, and closed firm at
1885.
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own Your Own Dress Suit.
You can get a full
Dress Suit, or any
Full Dress garment,
at reduced prices, as
b. H. Levy e. Bros
great clearance sale.
Not a Museum,

But B. II. Levy 81 Bro. make a speciality
Of fitting perfectly, extra short or thin men,
short or tall men, and all men who find it
difficult usually, to get q perfect fifth &
salt or overcoat. All the stout gentlemen
ia this city fad Lsyys the only placs in
town 70 get properly suited, oyefcoatei or
hated.
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PASSENGERS.

Per steamship City OF Birmingham. for New
York-Mss Wilson Miss c Wilson. 4 r Salas
g Deahou, w Phinizy and wife, d futile. j
Cohen, Rev NJ Clarke Rev d G O'Ferrell. Mrs e
d Pierce ana child, J G Spencer, Noelke /
colored and 10 steerage.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Anchored yesterday evening in the Blight, an
unknown three -masted schooner
London, Feb 11-There have been landed 2 600
oales cotton from steamer Thalia Q}r), wrecked
near Reval while ON a voyage from Savannah
for that port.
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NOTICE To MARINERS

A branch OF the United States Photographic
ONCE 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 call at the office.
LIEUT. r III SHERMAN
In charge Hydographic station
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

DUN obi5 Dbl
HIGH WATER AT SAvASNAH .5:21 A n 8:48 NJ
THURSDAY Feb 20, 1890.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
:, Schr VIM II Keeney. Lippincott New York
with guano to G Z X & Bkg Co; vessel to
Master.
Steamer Ethel, Carroll, Coheu's Bluff and way
landngs-W T Gibson Manager.
Steamer Advance, Strobhar, Augusta and
way landings-J Medock, Agt
ARRIVED UP FROM TYBLEE YESTERDAY.
Bark Onni (Nor), Abraho msen, to load for
Cork orders-Chr q Dahl & 60.
Bark Charlotte (Sw), Bosrmaun, to load for
Europe-Master.
Bark Srecna (Aus) Senrich, TO load for Eu-
rope-Paterson, Downing & Co.
Bark Nevada (Nor). Tostensen, TO load for the
Baltic-Chr q Dahl & Co.
DEPARTED YESTERDAY.
Steamer Bellevue, Baldwin. Beaufort. Port
Royal and Bluffton-Mstster.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship City of Birmingham, Berg, New
York-C q Anderson.
Bark Noah CNor), s,alvesen, Charleston, ia bal
last--Holst & Co.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Osme nil (Br) Bremen.
Steamship City Of Birmingham, New York.
Bark Mats August CRusl, Barcelona.
5chr ksfz2as 3aiimore.
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along the decline, though bears got more help
frOgn traders than from tnat source. The gen
eral list does not act ia sympathy with the
weakess in grangeTs. but heaviness resulted
from indSpositiOn to enter into new ventures
engendeIe1 by the dec inc in those stocks. The
action OF the trunk lines in refusing to quote
rates west OF Chicago confines the fight 10 that
territory, and the only sufferers by the cutting
viii be the lines in that section. and principally
Rock iSland and Burlington and Quincy. In ac-
cOrdarlce with this fact the last named stock
was s2yagely attacked, in conjunction with
Rock island, and while it was not so active, it
kept lace with it in the downward movement.
and 3 per cent. had been knocked of of its
Naiue before the reaction app cared, ana that
was Tor small fractions only. The pressure was
extended TO Louisville and Nashville and Ten
nessee Coal to-day, and both were seriously de
pressed, though the former recovered most OF
Its loss, while drop of SIS per cent In the lat
ter was only partially regained. Other special
ties. such as oregon Short Line. Big -Four, and
some others felt the weakness particularly and
little recovery was made, except in Dig -Four
Bears are again working the money scare. not
wltnstanding that rates on call got no higher
tbSn 40 per cent, and loans were made as low
as : per cent, while funds were Offering at
per cent, without takers, at the close. ConSid-
cradle business was done in L2cAawanna Mis-
souri, Pacific and Union Pacific, but while all
three were materially lower than their highest
prices, during the afternoon recovery took
place which brought them all uD to within a
small fraction Of last nights close. The only
really strong stock on the list was New Jersey
Central, which, however. is lifted by its friends
whenever it seems necessary to do So and its
movements had no influence upon the re- main
der of the market. Trusts were unusually quiet
to-day, and transactions in the unlisted depart
ment reached only IS. 212 shares, and Sugar Re-
hneTles rose per cent. net during the day. The
market was devoid of further feature, and
finally closed steady to firm after fractional
rally from lowest prices New Jersey Central is
up u per cent, but Burlington. after allowing
for dividend, is down 21s, Rock Island ~. and
Oregon Short Line 2a per cent. The sales of
listed stocks aggregated .S3 f:31 shares and nm
listed stocks 55,212 shares. The following were
the closing OuOtaffonS.