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The evening world., 1890-06-27

your call for his sake who said ,'Inasmuch
ss 70 did II unto the least Of these, my
brethren, ye did IL unto me. A. NJ. II.
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Carpet buyers OF small means will do we'll
to remember that small patterns are most
economical, for the reason that nothing
need be lost in matching figures. When
taken from the hoor OF a room fine-fgured
Brussels may be used for stair covering.
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Two Little Helpers.

~ me Editor
Inclosed find s1 for the Sick Babies from
BETH and KATIE.
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:ifsS i:;i :st 6s.s ;sa:'. q: i; : "a @
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Many New Workers send abroad for minis
ture specimens OF Chippeudale and Sheraton
furniture. from which models beautiful par.
lor. chamber. library and dining-room
pieces are reproduced, thereby saving the
cost Of importation.
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THE WAYS OF WOMAN FAIR

The Tudor design is one Of the favorites
for Bullets, and carved oak is the wood
most admired for dininR.room furniture.
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Strictly Pure

Every iRs5sdisnt employed in producing
Hoods sarsapETlllA is strictly pure, and Is the
best OF Ats kind Il Is possible to buy. All the
rootS and heT6s are carefully selected. person7
ally examined and only the beat retained. All
are STound IN our own dEuE-m 60 that from
ths time Of purchase until the medicine iS pre-
pared. everything Is carefully watched with :
view 10 attaining the best result.
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Hood's SarsapaFllla

sold By AL druEsista, sIi si1 for IS, Prepared
~ c. 4 HOOD 4 CO., L0~sl, Aasa-
AGO Dssss Oas DsllAE
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Tripods are not serviceablo as rule, for
the reason that the centre OF gravity aud
point OF support occupy different lines. For
newspapers they may do well enough. but II
is dangerous to risk pitcher OF lemonade
or burning lamp on one OF these three
legged bamboo or cane tables.
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TOTS AILMENTS.
Hot Weather Brings Sickness and
Misery 10 The Little Ones.
A Timely Contribution Will
Amellorate Their Condition.
Nell Nelson's Plan for n Monster
Flower Bazaar.

1t is lovely at the seaside, but oppressively
dull. There is nothing going on but the
roll OF the restless ocean.
The evening world., 1890-06-27

Anemone pink Dauichefr zephyr is a
fabric much used for little girls dresses.
White alpaca is pretty also. with blue
braid finish.
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High.born babies, after being taken out
OF long clothes, are put III short India or
China silk Josephines. made with fancy
stitched or drawn worked waists. These
pink. blue, cream. ecru, canary and white
gowns sell at from ~ to sl7, according to
finish and trimming. In the Liliputian
shops orders are received at So, - and s5,
tho patron having the privilege of finding
her own material.
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Chocolate cashmere mAkesa pretty childs
dress.
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The Joan dare costume, about which so
much 10 said and written. Ia OF fine white
cashmere embroidered in silver fieur de lis.
The skirt is rlashed to reveal 4 silver gray
faille petticoRt and the bodice is of the same
gray silk, with vest and collar ornamented
with feur de lis framed in arabasques OF
silver braid. The white cashmere sleeve
caps are shaped In rounded turrets and out
lined in silver braid. The hat worn with
this costume Is OF white straw with the up
turned diadem brim faced with gray velvet
ornamented directly in front with silver
heur de liz.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-03

western steam s. ~; city steam S. 20; OF
lions. Janulr delivery IS So: FEB uary deiiv ~
- May deli'ery s. SO Frelghts to LIVERPOOL
wax; 'tton < /: ain "a
CHICAGO. De-. at ere was q 20 deal Of
activity in ths seve al trading PTS to-day, an 1
general recovery in prices at tise Up ming
Corn an oats etaine some OF the improve
ment, out whea a Vi provision, clos Hover to-
"a toa they did ye ,teriay. D Gem yer wne {
ma lie wider stra Idle tntn bsto e. AMI after
stand ng at s9sc discount. it grad aily wild .neI
to~s'sc per b Islsl u "a .r MAY. Tn n avy dit
Terence between the futures named IS Of course
Hr AZ dlc Engagement to tho wlo ex ect
wheat TO sill higher and have a VISA To bly
50 ne IL Is living en- rim )us o Ids to s..ls $
and II this conditi OF Affairs shouli continue
the pr 10 bile sult will he ie era iIal thinning
o 1t OF the bull ranks. AMI l5sl iera Die clrt all
nsnt OF specu i've bu ,ue -. This was fore b Y
felt IN the last half hour OF the session a a
gave eat coni ience to the shorts. Ait GU h
the price OF May wheat recovered = 81 01is it
sold on agati, and closed at 81 01A. fhs
meager STOCK o. contract corn is pr hotory OF
any radInS tactics, even with Dscemh r de-
livery selling &c below May. the price of Nav
was hrs Sdlar from SSlaQ15S1S;, aud advanced
10 5l14c, with a sale or Two at 5Itsc. The
te ldency was war lower P -ic IS near the end.
ana there wa a reaction 10 a3Ac, with bl, ers
at th1t at the close Oats Were fairy active
ronSer and higher, but outside prices were
not maintained u It'll the o g, VII n last sales
showed net ssain of 40 &C. In pork rat her
an active business was transacted Pr.csS
opened IL tl916c lower, AMI furt Ter declined
l0c, but at tni rsluctioI prices rallied 100 TO-.
and closed com lRrltivey steady. In larl a
Ialrly active ira ie was repor, ed Prices ruled
5GD1l9c lower Early in the day, but ralliel gain
2S30)c, and closed CO nparativey steady In
short RI IS trading was Moderately active The
early feeling was Their SIC .dy, but about the
ma iie OF the session a reduction of SC was
suoini tted to. The market closed comparatively
steady at medium figu e.
Cash quotations were as follows; Flour I'M
cha :rd; spri pltents 5 700 %; winter pat
entS ;. 651i 90; bakers 81 1898 80. Wneat-
No. spring glI1c; No. 2 rel .. Irc Corn
No. ?. soc Oats-No ., +Sl4c. Mess pork
s. 7511 Si1S. Lard. per 100 D., s. nos 20.
Short rio 81 les unchanged Dry self shoulders,
o1Xe', 81 $50 S1I6 Snort clear sides boxed,
s. d5eD5 20. Whisky at 81 L.
LelHlS futJr = ia 70 as follows:
Opening. Hi snsst. Closing.
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RECEIPTS.

Per Savannah. Florida and Western Railway,
Dec l-l,63S bbls rosin. 425 b lis spirits tur-
pentIne, I.l65 boxes T. nit, 81 bbls fruit = boxes
vegetables, IS pkSs mdSe, $50 boxes tobacco. 10
bdls hides, ,. sacks rice, IS pkgs furniture. 20
bbls syrup, 81 dOz baskets, 40 b6,s ci .er, cars
pix iron, c mac Linery, 8 cars cot on seed, IS c
lime. cords iod
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway, Dec :
--ll9 KS mdse, 10 bbls rosiu, bb potatoes,
Sooxes clothing, sack peanuts, 1876 odls iron,
Is cars and fixture cotton seed oil, | car
empty bbls. cases bananas, cars wood,
box groceries,, cases pants, 80 doz brooms, 5
bbls hams, hbl rips, Dbl whis ", 20 bbls tar
] Dbl -four, box sausage, bbls walnuts, ,
cases cigar. 10 boxes tobacco. ll5 bales cotton,
Per Central Railroad, d 2-2,70S bales cot
ton, DIS hides, p pkgs paper y ukgs to.
hacco, 81, 26Y lbs bacon 9j blk fruit. 20J sIcks
bran, bblS liquor, 20ls bOls liquor, 20 boxes
bugges, 80 boxes vegetables, IS bbs syrup, %
cars lumber. 2S bbls -four, I car pig IRON. 80
cases eggs, II cars coal, boxes hardware. 3
sacks peanuts, car cotton seed, cars empty
bhls, iron safe, - pkgs mdse, 2lS pkgs furni-
ture, car bees
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Jack onville. Nov a5-ssied. from the bar
.6t scar Alford, Weed. New Ion ION.
2sth Cleared, schrS FRA Mcdonald. Has
kel. Philadelphia; Luella 4 Snow. Carter. san
Domi &.
2JJn-Arrived. steamer Iroluois Pennington
New York, and clear /. return: sclts J mes
Fl Woo HOUSE.. Kelly. kennebunS Tort Ne:
Charles d Hall Low. New Bedford.
Newp,.rt News. Nov 2s-Arrived, stAams' in
New Guinea b ], Mccartney, savannah, for
Bremen
Pens cola, Nov 2s-Arrived. banks Primus
Nor, EricKSe >. Mo ltevidso: Ssrlnak Mol
m rtinsen Belfast; J l. p ieryast IBTl, Low
cry, Nv Yo k; schr Acs Mcdonald, Duke
SHIRE, BOSl on
C.eared-Blrks Andrea Antonio Ital1 Pal
uer', Savuna; Young Easi LBrl. Jones, New
port; j nnis Sweeney, Mors =. P il ldeluh,a
25sn-Arr.ved, steam-r Saltand rino 1Spl
Lunar aga Clen'urRos; bars PraeSideni Nor .
Nicholson Rio Janelro.
Port Royal, S c. Nov SO--Sailei, schr Fannie
f Weston, Mar. Boston.
Richmond, Va. Nov 2s-Arrived schr Jennie
Hall, Lawson, Cnarl sSton.
Tampa, Fla, Nov - Arrived bark Betty:
schr Jnathan Bourne, Be ~ Boston.
New YORK, Nov Standardization Ocean
Prince [Brl. cotton. New Orleans 10 G .noa
2l-6il; steam r swald [Br cotton, New Or
leans TO Liverpool or continent. 3aS st amer
Coronilla brl. cottt n. New Orleans to Ham
burg, 5-l6d, oil caS 2ls; steamer lXia Irl cot
ton. New Orleans to Havre. l9-64d; steamer
lmper al Prince lBrl, cotton, New Orl aus TO
Liverpool or continent; steamer Intrepid [Brl,
oil cake, New Orleans to Continent, 20S: steamer
hob MA lBri, cotton, New Orlea ms to Rremen,
1904.
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MARS1rs sf,s 4IilA9I.


NEW YoRx. DE. . nool-stocks oDsned
q let an welk. Mon3y elsy at los mar
caaL EScha lge-'on :. SiSil ~ 81 q; short,
81 S6A . oI2. Government bonds nesIec-e ed
State TO Ids dull "a ST az.
FoloTII< w5re the p. m suocs quotations:
z lie. .......... 10 ( RIc I'M & ". P5.
G l.ct 20 L y &c 4. .l0i1 Ter null. l6A
LAKE Sh) 'e........I0i Western Uniol... 7jA
Nor ( v. pr
500 p. m lxcnange closed quiet AMI wea1 at
81 atS4 o.. MONEY Glu,-H a,y at llen7 Dsr
car, a / an d per cen. Su Treasury bal
ances-Coin, Sli420t 10; currency. ) 90
Government bonds dull hlo -t,,tf; four per
csn5s1J :; four an1 a half per cents TO- State
bon Is : a. ir5y lie :le 1.
T 10 spot mar et to-day was very active 10
SD It's while tle ge Ieral Ii was quiet To dull,
an W III there W re frequent changes n the
te nper OF speculation, the ton :. in the natn IS
nc .Al,v' in the aftarlool, was strong, and
among the active stocS material adv tnces were
scored Tie m lrSet at tue o " mig was still
irregu ar but m Isl 81 ,c5s S iowe some advance
over last evenings figure. bit snort sellers
were lclinel 10 coltinus the tactics of yester-
ly, aud early trailing r su te in 10 Ser.nS
prices small tract on. Tnis, however, was
SO N sto ped with buying ords's from tue
otler 81 10 and everything on the a tive list
moved 10 materially with Lack twana, Bur
liz Ston. Rock lsl1ni and New En- land in the
van. U on the cessatiol of buying for foreign
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New York, Dec 9-Aruved, Anchorla, Glas.
gov, Vera, bremen.
New lork, Dec ARRIVED out, Majestic, New
Yorx to Liverp iol.
BermudI, Nov 27-In port bark Rurik [Rusl.
Teugs ronS from Pensacola Tor sun erla q
aw IIting oriers; SCR Arthur VI Gibson [Brl,
stewart for Fern andina, ready.
llatanzas, No 24-oailed, scar Florence Crea-
dick LanE, barren.
Boston, Nov S0-Arrived, SCR May oNeil,
Watts, Pensacola; Harry Prescott. Giimore.
Brunswick, Ga.
baltimore, Nov 30-Arrived schr City OF
JacKsonviIe, Stiliwen Jacksonville
GeorSetowl, S {. Nov 3J-A rived seer Geo r
Cons ION. Bayies. Brunsw OK, Ga.
CoosAw. 5 c, Nov 3D--Sailel, bark Darwin
rBr, United Kingdom; scnr Isaiah Hart, viii
lans. EiiLanetnpOrt.
Fs nandina y " 29--Arrived. bark Snekiokke,
lNorl, Relnert,en, Buenos Ayr~s; &c II e K
Emerson, Cainpoel, savannah; j. B. Holden,
Haskell. New YORK.; Howard B. Peck, Menafey.
Charleston.
oOth-Arrived, schrs Anna and Mary Carlis
Little, Philadelphia; Martin L Snth. Rose,
Pnlla ielpnia; 1ar Lord. Lord, Barbados.
Fan RIVER, NV 29--Arrived. schr James
Young. Lins6in. Brunswick.
Galveston. Nov 20 Arrived, schr Rebecca,
Moulton, Cook, Pensacola
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Many letters are received By tn P. p. P. Co.
from PATIENTS saying they had used such and
such blood purifier and sarsaparilas, men-
tioning their names and stating they did no
z cd. and taey did not get well unit II. P. p.
(Pric 4ly Ash Pc e dooL and Potassium vas
tried TIL sc | tiers we started TO publish,
when the va ious manufacturers wrote fear
full letters, and we discontinued me. but r.
2 (Pricky A h. Poke Rot and Potassum) is
triumphant on every occasion, and has made a
host Of friends in cures of yphi.is. Rhenma ism,
Scrotula, Blood Poison, Dyspepsia, Malaria and
Frmale Complaints
fact worm knowing is that blood diseases
wb ca all other medicines fail 10 cure Yell
slowly but sure Y 70 the blood cleansing pro- err
ties OF p. P. p (Prickly ASH, Poxs Root and
Potassiuml.--Adv.
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To Eousa k eepers,

jas. S. Silva, lao Br ughton street, is
closing out his retail stock Of Crockery.
Chi "a. Glassware and Houseturnlshings at
greatly reduced prices, to engage exclu-
sIvely in tue wholesale trade.
Now is your opportunity for bargains in
AMT ing in his line.
His imp1rtatious have been very heavy
this season, but new as well as d good
must 20 to make room for a h1lesale
stock. Call and see the large line of Cham.
Der Sets, Dinner Sets, Tea Sets. Lamps,
Cutlery. etc, and you VIII no doubt find
some HUG to suit you at the prices offered.
"A dp
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PASSENGERS.

Per steamship City of Macol. from Boston
Miss Nellie W Philips, Miss NJ Fitzgerald, Mrs
Altman, Mackey, wife and child, j g Allen,
w Alien, Mss L NJ Allen. Miss NJ NJ Allen,
Miss E A Clark. F K Wehbsr aud WIFE Mis- ;
DIRE l. Mis-. Van II ,ose. Mrs f NJ W Lord and
chlld, NJ Daley. Mrs + Hinch. II Herr,ck,
+ Parker, Mrs J 4 Cairns and child, Master
Joan Cairns, G Merchant, K G Merchant.
Chas Mccormack, Chas L Gibbons. And 20
stee rage.
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EXPORTS.

Per steamship Brunei [Brl. for BreInen-5, 700
b lies upland cotton. weighing 2,s44. 77s pounds.
Per schr Rillie, Lerby, for New Have
3o9.92i feet p lumber.
Per schr SaIah G Smith. for Philadelphia -
g. ,Sl2 feet p lumber-Reppard& Co.
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NOTICE To MARINERS

Notices to marin rs. pill It c larts and all nautI-
calntor naIi N will be furnishe masters OF yes
sells free OF CHAR 20 at the Unite states Hydro
graphic Office 10 the Cast m House Captains
are requested TO call at the Office.
LIEUT. II SHERMAN
IN chargs HydrograDhic Station.
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Steamship Brunei [Brl, Henderson. Bremen
Minis Sons.
BARK Normanvik [Norl. Mortensen, Bruins
wick, in ba.la -Chr g DAM & Co.
Bark oirene Nor, Christensen, Brunswick
In b8liast-HOlst & y
Scnr Rillie. S Derby, Naylor, New Haven
Salas & Wylly.
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DEPARTED Y .srERDAY.

Steamer City OF Americas earn tit. Augusta
ana way landings-W Gibson. Agt.
Steamer Al ha, Strohhar, Beaufort, Port
ROYAL and Bluff on 6 MeIlock, Agt.
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NO trouble to show goods at the Bankrupt
Clothing Sale. 159 Broughton street,
whether you wish 10 purchase or noJ.-Ad.
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Gray and orange ribbed French neck IN
dershirts 45e., worth 81, at the Bankrupt
Clothing sale, 1853 Brou-hson street. I'D.
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BALTIMORE. Dec. Flour steaiv; Howard
street aud western supsrdne 50 00G3 40;
extra So oOGl 40; family 81 5o95 %; cisy
mills. rio branIt extra. s. 0)Q12l Wheat
Southern quiet; Fdltz, 93c 1Sl %; Longberry. a5
@Sl %; western cas-; No. winter red, on spot
94Ib g94}4c; December -. Corn-SoutnArn II IN
and active; white, new 4'@i71Sc; yellow new
$50 lGssc; western dull and easy.
CINCINNATI, Dec 2 Flour quiet Wheat
scarce AMI drm; No. = red csc Corn steady
and in far dem ind; No 2. red, 53l6854c Oats
Provisions-Porx dull at $40 25. Lari dbl and
ower at S. sos IS. Bulk meats quiet; short
rio sides s. 3i1a. BAG m quiet; short clear
81 81: Hogs, co nmon aa dig lignt s! rs % 80;
packing and b ltcners, SS6O0a s.. Whisky
active and firm at 81 Ii.
ST. Louis, Dec. Flour closed Aiy.
Wheat ope ned 1A03sc .aoove yesterday
closing figures bat the close was S. nail trac.
re /, cash, 9l&092}Sc; December delivery
clos ii at 93c; Jan lary sliverv &C; May delivery
" sos &c; July delivery s. kc. Z .rn ab tut
stea ~: No. . cash, $40 i0}4c; December de-
May delivery Ole. Oats flrmer; No , Gosh 45u
bid; December livery -; May delivery Sic
pa ,gi1R quiet at 5441A c; If IN cotton ties
B. 35Gl 30 Corn meal steady. Provisi ms duh
aad weak; de nand aud bIsi less Ii snt: PR,
new mess SH. LIrl, prime steam IS 6!l5 Dry
sat meats. boxed shoulders, 81 IS: longs 80 40;
os. s. IS; short clear S. 10. Blcon, b)xsd
shonl iers S15; Longs 81 l0 ribs, So 10; shor
W Risky at 81 a.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 2.-Cofee dull: RIO
car oes, ordinary to fair / A120c. Su ser.
| open KEITH, strictly prime i0lcs 15-l6A
| &c; prm 35c, common 3463 &c; fully far
4 3 l60t4c; fair 3IS q 3}sc; centrifugal planta
tiol granuat II 5]sl5 j-lic; off granularei
&c; choice waite 5sl6tl54c; white 5'sc; choics
| 4$fc; caocs We low clari TED 10 l604lSc; prime
yellow clarified 1850; Off yellow clarified
| 5 i-l6c; common &c. MJlas,es, open Kettle firm
clOic SIC: strictly prime 30 . 1c; goo prime
2 g2gc; prime Is lI26c; good COMMON TO good
fair 20D2ic.
NAVAL STORES.
New YORK. Dec. 3 nom Spirits turpeutine
dull and easy at 39180 Toe Rosln dun but steady
I'D o. .n.-Rosin dull but firm; straine
CO non to cool 81 so so. Turpeltine
duh and lower at 39403JA.
CINtaE5r)N. Dac. - Spirits turpentina firm
at 3515c. K psin q iiet; goo strained 81 IS
WI nN9roN, Dec. ?. -SoriJs tur entine
steady at 36c. Rosin firm; rained 81 10; 20 vi
strained 81 IS bid. Tar firm at 81 IS. Crude
turp milne firm; hard 81 y; yellow dip 81 80;
virgin 81 30.
NEW YoaK. Dec. Rice but steaty.
NV tL:A :. Dec. 2-4ilce stealy; ordinary
to prime 3AG4Ac.
PETROLEUM
NEW York. Dec 2. - Petroleum market
was weak on reports OF new wells and increased
production ia Pennsylvania eds. Opening IN
then fe u; ii r. in the afternoon. after wac
tle market beca no dull and 50 closet Psnasyl-
vlnia oil, OF SnDt. ope ID at 6j14c; hlS les
66A :; lowest, $50 E; q sing at 6j4c: Ja1u Try
options opeued at 671ec; highes 615zc; low
eso, sc; o,ing a. &c Lima o l-no sAies.
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aATLED YESTERDAY.


Bark Norlnanvik NOR, Brunswick
BARK Srene NOR, Brunswick.
Schr Rllne D DerOy, New Haven.
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Mems Z lion 7 eed Suits, all sizes. "a IS.
worth 81 50; at Bankrupt Clothing Sale,
l59 Broughton street.
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SHIP PING ISTELLIGENCE.

MtJtACJ2E ALdANAC- THIS DAY.
SUE Rises. ............. .....--..........7:01
SUS SEcs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ..........., f:59
HIGH WATER AT SAVANNAH. 1916 A N, 1872 P n
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PoULiRY Market ovsrstoc 1ef; de nan fair
Ee5s- darxet very tirin; stock hSht: demand
goot.
PaANUrs-A nple stock; demand light; prices
weak.
IGAR-Georg;a AMI Flori1l no niual; none in
market.
HoNEY-Denand nominal.
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ARRIVED UP FROM QUARANTINE YEsTER
CLEARED Yesterday.

Bark Aurora [Norl. Gunderson, to load, for
Cork for orders Hoist & Co.
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FhElJdIS.
-Coastwise-There is a surplus OF Of
f4rlng tonnage and market is dull AMI
weak. Rates are: For Baltimore. 81 so
a %, according TO displ;cl in loa lin Z;
Philadelphia. IS 90; New York. S. 50
and Wharfage: sound ports. and Boston,
s. 501j o. From 2j051c. is paid
sells uer, for slifeing 10 load at nearby
ports Tim r. So 1Sl higher thin lum-
Der rates T. the West lnI!ei IA ID Wind
ward, nominal; to K )sario. SIS 0)0l 90; to
BIenos Ayres or uoltevldeo, $40 o. 16 50; to
Il o Jiuero, $40 90: TO Sp lnlsh I'd M5dIIerrd-
n san ports, $.4 %; to tn U llted Kilgd ,m for
o de. S. npm.nIl for timIsr ei STANDARD;
lIm DER, 81. Ste m-T) Nov Y)rS. s. 10: to
Pliadel hl, So 90; to Boston, IS 90; TO Balti-
In bre. So 80.
NAVAL SroREs-Marketi dull Foreig l. Cork.
etc for orders, nail spot sells roln, 2s ~
an IS 1919 /; t. arrive, Is NJ ana IS 1874;
Spirits Auriatic, 70 in, Is; Geuoa. . 7lsd; Sou h
america, TO in. OBJ Der barrel of go pounds.
Colstwisa-Steam-To Bostol, / C Der 10J lbs
Oh roin, 90c OF spirits; to New Y rk, ro.in.
71s, pr. 100 fhS; spir,s, s0c; to Phil 'del oh'a
rosin, ~ per 100 fbs sp rits, soc; to Baltimore
rosin, 800; spirits. zoe. oa,twtse quiet.
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account. however. there was a7o.her recession
IN wIlc1 the bar brc Izht special pressure q
oea. upon Northern Pa ihcS and preferred ne
tired 40 lut PR cent befor. the attack culmi-
ma 90. Ile rem ainder OF toe list sympathIzsd
cl lsely with his drop and res wers gsner.
ahy or iugat beloS those of the opening again.
Sonc-s, iolS, however, brought 10 Tying or
oerS an ne list was again startei upon an up-
LICK shortly AFTER uoon. AMI in st. Paul, Lac a.
tnna. U II N Pacific aud Ate lison were spe-
clail' active and strong. In Lackawauna the
nprcVenent from 10 vest prcs re lched 81 per
gent, WI e OF erS rose from ] 10 } per cent.
Northern Pa ,ifc p7eferre regained ali The los
a so nethln /; 10 addition. R "a ling and Louis
Vile we're also prominent, but tn. general list
ana unlissei st &c Ss we're quite dull Covert z
pp rat 0 $ ca ne to an end shortly after the de
livery Iur. and a partial recession folio we'd
eu, the market closet quiet an firm at close to
highest prices. Sa So liSts1 stoc ( We as.
OBJ shares and unliSt d l5.O1) shares
TIE foil lwlu we're the CLOSING IN otatIons of
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-03
TUESDAY, Dec 3.

Steamship City OF Macon, Lewis. Boston-C
G Anderson.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-03

ARRIVED AT QUARANTINE YESTERDAY.
Bark W NJ Donkin [Brl. -. Santos, in bal
last to Jas Earle Jr
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-03

The new tack we is to draw your attention
to the special line of DECORATIVE goods that we have
added to stock, suitable for Wedding and Holiday
Presents The following list of articles will give you an
idea of what is to be found in display
Parlor Cabinets Manel Cabinets EaseIs, Pedestas
Folding Screens Pictures Dressing Tables and Glasses
Conversational Chairs Reclining Chairs endless variety of
ye olden time Rockers and Reception Chairs and the
most elegant assortment of Gilt Chairs displayed
side of New York.
Table Covers Piano Covers Mante and Table Scars
Tides tmbrequins Plain and Figured China Silks All
grades OF Pushes and Upholstery Goods The only line of
Porteres in the city worth talking about Lace Curtains
from 81 90 pair up to S75 big stock of Fringes
We can't all the line of goods suitable for
decorating your houses but if you do not in this list
what you want call and ask for it and you will get it, st
mi y LIZ LII 90
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Se7 Lxl I1tdS-The IN lrket was very quiet and
sJv There was little or no demand. while
s.cta1s are firm mol lers. Last sales vera on
the basis of quotations;
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Good N .diun ...... -....--.. ..-..-...ll1s
Gemmon Georgias and Flori las. .... .......16A
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RIcF-The market was duh and oninaI.
The sales during the day were so barrels. Tie
fojIowin, are the official quotations of the
Board Of Trade. Small job lots are held at
1.G4c lower:
Fair 90. ....-..... ....'.'.''.41S049
Cool ..... ..-...... ......... ........92S 41R
Prime. ....-.......- ....s.s..- .......91S COS
Rough
Country lots....... ..-.........>-..-S $50 %
Tidewater. ......... .-.>......... SODl 70