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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-01-21
leading fut Tres ranged as follows:
OpenIng. highest

ST.. LOUIS, Jan. 2O.u-Nlour firm and quiet.
Wheat was again lower and the market was
dull throughout; No. , red, cash 115sc; May de-
livery closed at 79J6c asked, June delivery
at 19c July 76a4c. Corn weak; No. mixed,
cash, s57S426c; February delivery closed at
2614c asked, March delivery 265Sc asked, May
delivery 275sG128c bid, July delivery 2S1s@>29c
asked. Oats quiet and unchanged; No :, cash,
&c; May delivery 2l9Sc, January delivery 2O1@c.
Whisky at 81 OF. Provisons-The demand for
hog products was good, with the exception of
lard: Pork was quoted at $40 IL, with $40 rs
freely bid Boxed meats were firm.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 20.-Flour dull family 81 90
13 20; fancy So 5003S0. Wheat dull; No. red
79c. Corn active and easier; No. 2 mixed 81
0,33c Oats firm; No. mixed pc. Provisions
Pork frmer at $40 %. Lard strong and
higher at S. S505 80. Bulk meats in better de-
mand short ribs 81 S7l5 % 90. Bacon firIner;
short clear at Sc %. Whisky steady at II %.
packing and butchers 90 T5d36j.
New ORLEANS, Jan. 20.-Coffee-Rio, cargoes,
common to prime 1612@,2019c. Sugar-LOuis-
lana open kettle, steady; strictly prime 44c,
prime 11-16c: centrifugals generally easier.
Molasses strong; opeA kettle-no sound goods
in first hands; sound goods in second hands 35c;
fermenting 10000; Louisiana centrifugalS,
choice 29c, strictly prime crosse.
BALTIMORE, Jan. Colour rather quiet.
Wheat-Southern firm; prime higher; Fu1tz 20
QS3c; Longoerry '30S4c; Western quiet; No.
? winter red, on spot S015G1SGa4c Corn--South-
ern dull and easier white 40G44c, yellow $50
40c. Western active.
NAVAL STORES.
LIyERPooL, Jan. 20, noon. Spirits turpentine
32s Cd.
New YORK. Jan. 20, noon.-spirits turpentine
dull dull but steady at 400 43l6c. Rosn quiet
and firm at 81 2001 %.
500 D. m -Rosin dull; common to good
strained 81 20Q1 % Spirits turpentine dull
and nominal at 43l04}1@c.
CHARLESTON. Jan. 2O.-Spirits turpentine
nominal at Ale. Rosin firm; good strained at
81.
WILMINGTON, Jan. 20.-Sprits turpentine
steady at doc. Rosin firm; strained Csc, good
strained 81. Tar firm at. 81 80. Crude tur-
pentine firm; hard 81 90 yellow dip and virgin
81 20.
RICE.
NEW YoaK, Jan. 2O--Rice steady; domestic
416Os15
New ORLEANS, Jan. Rice--ordinary to
good 314041sc.
PETROLEUM..
NEW YORK, jar 20.-Petroleum market
opened strong at 1o524, and after some slight
fluctuations advanced sharply to 1915
slight reaction waS followed by rally on
which the market closed firm at 1924.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

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 call at the office.
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COATrTERCIAI..

yss-eriay being a legal holiday, was gener-
.,- Observed in the city. The banks. Cotton
,--..5,nze and Board of Trade were closed. and
- -fis reason there are no local market re-
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Bark Elise Both Ger. Ahrens, Rio Janeiro. in
ballast Master.
BARK Alliance (Nor), Salvesen, Buenos Ayres
in blllast-MaSfer.
Bark Bertha tCier) Schultz, Buenos Ayres, in
ballast-MaSter.
Bars Britannia CNOr), Andersen, Bslenos Ayres,
in ballast-NaSter.
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TUESDAY. Jan 81, 1890.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

steamship Tallahassee. Edwards. New York
C G Anderson. ,,,
steamship Bencroy (Brl. Benick, Liverpool,
in hallast-Richardson & Barnard
Steamship Kansas City, kempton, New York
&C G. Anderson. - iii
Schr John Fell, Loveiand, New York, with
gilano to Q r r Bkg co. ,,, -
Steai1ler st Nicholas, Usina' ferhanulna-C
Williams, Agent. ,,
ings-J g Medlock, ACT.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

London, Dec 1S-The fire in the str Hampshire
(Br, from Savannah, at Genoa, is down in the
hold among the cargo. The cargo is being dis
charged
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CLEARED YESTERnAY.

Steamship City Of Augusta. Askins. New York
C g Anderson.
Steamship Gate City, Hedge. Boston-C G
Anderson.
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DEPARTED YESTERDAY.

Steamer Ethel, Carroll, COhen's Bluff and
way landng--W T Gibson. Manager.
Steamer st Nicholas, Usina. Fernandina-C
Williams Agent
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SAILED YESTERDAY.

Steamship City of Augusta. New York.
Steamship Gate CITY. Boston.
Brig Aipheta (Brl, Buenos Ayres.
Schr Mary l. Crosby, New York.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC-THIS DAY.
c., ct-Ts 505
HIGH WATER AT SAVANNAH. ;;4S AM S:lt NJ
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PASSENGERS.


Per steamship City of Augusta. for New
York-Mrs NJ Harvey, Mr. and Mrs j H Oliphart
and son, and steerage.
Per steamship Tallahassee, from New York
Miss Lizzie Monohan Miss 4 VI Peck Mrs II NJ
Cook, C j Hill. c A Sickles, w Halter, Mrs c ]
Williams, d Schroeder, Miss Hinley, Metcher
A Bennett, f Edmiston, / colored, and 5
steerage
Per steamer st Nicholas from Fernandina-
A G Field and wife, L & Keer, Reider VIII
Junker, H Claire Mai b Eibble C Sweeney, j
Gray, j W Fleming, u Harvey. p II Wiseman,
NIms G Elether, G Brobet, C Brobet T DON
nelly, l. Z Estes, J Durand, B Van, w Casey G
Hassel, l. Keer, S A We'll, w w Sinclair, W
Konatski, Greenwood, r A Young J Foley, K
w Lucke, \ l. Burdette
Per steamer Katie, from Augusta and way
landings-Dr Ramsay, Il Ramsay, Mrs G
r Ramsay, Miss + Ramsay, Hall. p
Kelly, Mrs J p Kelly, P A Porter, d NJ Ambrose
Miss Susie Ambrose, d Ambrose Thos Daring
and wife, J r Mock, j G Lee, w w Smith, w 2
Ellis, j P Long. d G Morgan. d Snooks Miss
Mary Shocks, Mrs W w Eniks. w Smith j 2
Clarke, Mrs J p Clarke, f Johnston, II II Pee
pies, j II Mercer.
Per stea mship Kansas City. from New York
II o Brien. G S Frel. w Hasey, Mrs A q Usher
Miss Rabbit, Miss A O'Brien. Miss Fl Hart
Etheridge, p Holland, Mrs A = O'Brien and
inf, J Stibel. l. Cohen, p G Rail-, Miss NJ Hart.
Mrs G Muller, Master W Miller DR. VI A Field.
G McHarg, wife and inf, II K McHarg Jr, G
Borman, c Searle, b Josephson, Klinglar, X
Darling Mr. Graham, W + Wood A r bunker
ton, w Fl Price and wife, ID L Tulock, j Byrd.
Bloom, F W Rixard, II w Burnett, Master F.
Muller, Maj NJ Muller, Mrs E Ortiz and inf, c
A Hart Miss Meyer II Richie, Rev Barry, l.
q Rathbon and wifi, w Bullard. w Ford, A
Bar Der, c McCue, Miss A Gillian, Miss B Pigeon,
and Storage,
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ARRIVED ATTYBEE YESTERDAY.

Steamer Bellevue. Baldwin. Beaufort. Port
Royal and BlufTton-MaSter.
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NURSERY.

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EXPORTS.

Per steamship Gate City, for Boston
1878 bales upland cotton, 1914 bales sea island
cotton, 133 bales domestics "a bbls rosin. 100
bbls spirits turpentine 5,OOO feet lumber, reg
strawberries. q boxes oranges, 3033 crates
oranges, 12S tons pig iron, 65 bbls oil, So pkgs
mdse
Per steamship City of Augusta for New
York-550 bales cotton, 1873 bales domestics 65I
bbls rosn, 20 bbls spirits turpentine Is bbls fish,
4 bales hides. Is bbls oranges 67S7 crates
oranges, 26 crates vegetables, 502 pkgs mdSe, 1856
tons pig iron.
Per bark Osseo (I3T) for New Castle on Tyne
3174 bbs rosin. weighing 1902, S55 pounds-S p
Shooter & Co.
Per schr Mary L Crosby. for New York-424. =
G04 feet p D lumber Stiliwell. Biillen & Co.
Per schr VIM Keeney, for New York-25O,-
040 feet p y lumber-American Lumber Co.
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- yoEx. Jan. %, nOOn--Stocks opened
SN-',,l beavv. Money easy at 4GL5 per cent.
l- --..e,aa-e-Ion-. s. 50; short, 81 -. Govern
mi bonds neglected. state bonds duli but
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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-12-23
CRISP CONGREGATIONS.

Billiard cloth makes the dryest case
for u banjo
The Chinese endure change of climate
better than any other race
Twenty l. .llion acres Of the land of
the United States are held by foreigners
The most expensive coffee brought to
the American market comes from ia
maica
There are O,S62 school districts. 6937a
teachers and $500 GOO school children in
Japan
che aggregate debt nf all The colonies
OF Australia ia &2ll per haad Of the pOpn
lation, or @3s8. G00,00O
A vast establishment has been d;scov,
cred in Paris where false masterpieces of
painting are produced
The number of the diamonds known
of the weight of thirty six carats and
upward does not exceed twenty
The monument that Great Britain has
unveiled over her dead at Waterloo is
mass of masonry 30 feet long, 10 wide
and 80 high.
Statisticians recommend that the house
fly shall not be destroyed, as he is a
purifying agent to avert cholera, diph-
liberia and typhoid fever
An English geologist predicts that
within fifty years convulsion Of nature
will sink the whole Of New Zealand fifty
feet below the surface of the sea.
In the year 1919 sugar is said to have
been sold at shilling 81 pence pound,
and was considered very luxurious
article till the Eighteenth century.
Gloves with webs between the fingers
are recent invention, intended to aid
swimmers to get a better purchase On
the water than the bare hand gives.
A baseball club, the smallest mem Der
of which weighs 225 pounds, has been
organized at Jacksonville, Ind The
aggregate weight of the team is little
under 5000 pounds.
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E;)R1EyLIl.EES5
N ~
MEN YOU HEAR or

MIR. Powderly declines to draw more
than $4,000 year from the knights Of
Labor
Mr. Brdlaugh, besides being good
angler plays the game Of chess 10 per
lection
Commissioner Raum Ia short. keen
looking, of medium weight and bald ON
top Of his head
George Washing on wore No. II
boot, and his hands were 30 big that his
gloves had to be specially made for him
Mayor Hart of Boston. receives from
a street railway company in that city
5000 free tickets weekly for charitable
uses
Cyrus w Field raises nm acre " cult.
waited suntlowers ON his estate. Ardsley
neal Tarrytown on the Hudson, foi
chicken tepd
Baron de Hirsch has sent To Montreal
SEQ. 900 to be used for the benefit of ref
ugee Russlan Jews He sends $4,000 a
month to New York FOR the same pur
pose
President Roberts. Of the Pennsylvania
railroad started life us II track hand
thirty years ago The combined salaries
he receives now amount to 100000 u
year
The pope is said to have grown very
thin. but his health, considering his great
age. is very good He eats but little and
keeps up his strength chiefly by means
of II strong broth
Harvey Watterson the hale old father
of the Kentucky editor. is II privileged
member Of the Courier-Journal staff
He has a well knit frame. n ruddy face
and earnest gray eyes
The mail brings more than 700 letters
day to President Harrison Only a
few of them r'arh his desk. the remain.
den being ACKNOWLEDGED and aafwered.
if necessary. 6y Secretary H.,lford's STAFF
OF ,'iei Ks
NJ de LeaSrps Is p.,ssl0nateiy fond OF
hunting and he passes Il great deal Of
his time on horseback, often accoupit
MED by number of his young children
who are as intrepid as their old but Wig.
orous father
Bismarck is opposed to having monu.
ments to himself erected during his life
time. and has asked that the money col
lected for the purpose of building hal
in his honor in Berlin be used in con
structing a memorial church.
Col. Lebel, the inventor Of the French
magazine rifle now in use by the army
has retired from active service in conse
quence of bad health He is 80 years Of
age, has served in the army thirty-fvt
years, and has been through eight cam
paigns.
Joseph Pulitzer, of The New Yorl
World, who has become totally blind
has for private secretary II young En-
glishman named Ponsonby, who is ,
nephew of Lord Ponsonby. the latte
being the private secretary by appoint
ment to Queen Victoria.
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Clifford. Lord Mostyn ANA othcf ladies
" high rank ARE among the Sisters ~
Mercy w London
Nio Helen Gould. Jay uoulds daugh.
ter. "a mn accomplished botnnist She
has The tarest private collection of or.
chida In America.
Miss y. H. Clarity. n photographers ~
Chicago. Is said TO have an income OF
$4,000 year ~ the result " her talent
and energy In her chosen line Of work
The first woman to be admitted 10 the
practice Of law In Minnesota is Mrs
Mary L. McGindlcy, who prepared her.
self for examination In her husbands
law office.
Sara Bernhardt. when she returned
10 France from London lately, had forty.
eight trunks with her, weighing nearly
three tons, nll being her personal bag.
gage
Sara Orne Jcwott Is said TO be the
pretticst of Boston's literary women.
She IL the daughter of IS Maine sen cap.
tain. aud IL dark haired, graceful
woman with Madonna like face.
Victor Tlugo's granddaughter. Jeanne,
is stylish AMI pretty blonde who was
the idol of the great novels in his de.
clining years She is 20 years old and
has already hll many social triumphs.
"The wife Of Theodore Tilton." says a
Pittsburg paper, dives with her mar
ried daughter in Chicago, who contrib
utes to the family income ly water color
paintings, many of which are very lovely
in conception and treatment"
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MEN OF LETTERS.

The Duke of Argyll writes laboriously
but having once written he rarely alters
q word.
Tennyson, now past 81, has recovered
surprisingly from his recent illness He
takes fair amount of exercise, is in.
terested in current events and continues
to write.
The poet Swinburne is a little man
with big head, which is fringed with
auburn hair He is quick and nervous
in his movements and very brilliant
talker He is bachelor
The desk at which Oliver Wendell
Holmes writes his poems is far from be-
ing the ideal escritoire of poet. 1t Is a
very prosaic roll top desk of polished
black walnut, kept with all the neat
ness and precision of the professional
bookkeeper
Paul Bourget is the favorite novelist
of the day among the Partisan women.
Six years ago he was practically un'
known even to the people of the Latin
quarter, where he lives, but today his
slightest act interests all Paris, and his
books are read with eagerness.
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ARMY AND NAVY NOTES.

Ericssons Destroyer is to be put in or
der for experimental purposes as rapidly
as possible
1t is thought that three years will be
required to complete the Maine after she
is launched
The caiiber selected for the army rifle
will be three tenths of an inch. and the
bullet will weigh $50 grains.
The mechanical appliances for hand
ling the monster guns aboard English
battle ships have lately developed most
ominous defects
Much to the surprise of the naval en-
gineers it has been found that the cruiser
Boston will need far more extensive re-
pairs than was at first thought neces-
sary
Complaint having been made of the
unsoldierly appearance of blouses with
pockets, as heretofore issued to soldiers.
it has been decided that those conven-
fences will hereafter be abolished.
IT is held that in attempting to make
the machinery Of the Philadelphia lighter
too great a reduction has been made,
and it is hopeless to expect her ever to
be as satisfactory as the Baltimore.
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THEATRICAL CHAT.

Russia ia said to have more good thea
tres than any other country in Europe
Berlin has what is known us IL science
theatre. where the actors are supplanted
by popular lecturers
Booths room at the Players club.
says The New York Tribune. is as ele-
giant as a pretty wonan's boudoir
Jennie Hill the famous English music
hall singer % 81 years old. but her pict
ures of Whitechapal girlhood are mar
velously artistic She gets $3.50 Il week
The Old Homestead" has made the
Academy Of Music in New York city
the most widely known theatre in Amer
lea by its phenomenal run of two years.
A dynamo and complete electrical
plant weighing 500 pounds is carried by
THE Limited Mail" to produce the
wonderful telegraph effect in that real
istic play
The receipts of one performance of
Shenandoah" at the Chicago Audito-
rum recently reached nearly $1,000.
Twelve scene painters were employed
getting temporary scenery ready for the
performance
Two days after the production OF
1.-THE Merry Monarch" at the Broadway
theatre. in New York city, Francis Will
sons publishers received orders from
Boston. Philadelphia and Chicago for
over 1900 copies.
When Margaret Mather was in Lon.
don the costumes used in Bernhardt's
production of Joan of Arc" were offer
ed to her for sale. Miss Mather did moi
think the costumes would prove salts
factory to the American public and hai
new ones designed
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ASTRONOMICAL TlD-BlTs.

The acidity of the citrus fruits is due
to the citric acid in their juice.
Lardoon is the kitchen name for the
piece of bacon used in Harding.
The Grocers' union will hold pure
food exhibit in New York next winter.
A Los Angeles pickle factory lately
bought eighty tons Of cucumbers at one
cent pound.
The state dairy commissioners are try
ing to stamp out the practice among
farmers of adulterating milk with chem
icals to prevent it's souring.
Sweetneats are served at every meal
in the Argentine Republic. They are
made by the nuns in the converts, and
are for sale at confectionery shops.
Hotel Mail
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Good Maxins.

Keep up your spirits by good thoughts.
Enjoy the pleasant company of your best
friends, but in all enjoyments be tenn
perate. Learn the art to be preferred
before all others, of being happy when
alone-which consists in the encourage
ment of good hopes and rational pur-
suits-in leading an Industrious life, and
in having constantly before you some
object of attainment. In your converse
with the world be ever careful. for the
sake of peace, to speak i'll of no one. to
treat your known enemy with civility,
and to shut your ears against evil re-
ports of all kinds. New York Ledger.
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THE eENrLER SEX.

Mrs. Henry Ray, IA colored woman, is
the United States Oldest pensioner
DIR. Belle Smith, the resident physi-
clan at the womans prison in Sherborn.
Mass, is only 23 years Of age.
Miss Hattie Blaine. the youngest and
prettiest daughter of the secretary, is an
intrepid canoeist
Mime. Dieulafay. the well known Per
sian archeologst and novelist, rides her
horse like man even IN the streets OF
Paris
The daughters OF Lord Petre. Lord
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Tho Emperor. Now Yacht.

Emperor Williams new yacht, which
is to be built at Elbing, is to be con-
structed of steel and lighted throughout
by electricity. Her length will be 200
feet, she will draw ten feet OF water, and
her guaranteed speed is to be twenty-one
knots per hour. There are 10 be deck
saloon, dining room, aud a study for
the emperor aft of the steering bridge,
all built of teak Below there will be
two saloons. an audience room aud two
large sleeping cabins, as we'll ~ ample
accommodation Tor the suites and sery
ants. = London Truth
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