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The advocate., 1890-03-26

~ ae State Crop StGiisticians gdM Ma
NopaJ FarmsrS Allfance and Industrial
Union.
DMAR BROTRERa"In transmitting blank
forms for your May reports as 10
acreage Of farm products, | feel that /
can not too earnestly impress upon you
and the fraternity the fact that hitherto
speculators and stock exchanges have so
manipulated the reports Of both Federal
and State agricultural statatIcIans as TO
make them false, and instruments sub
servient to their own selfish gain, and
have thus been enabled to sell and realize
immense profits on our crops even before
planting or maturity by such undue
advantages, mlllionaires have become
common, whilst the farmers, robbed OF
thelrjast pricss, have grown poorer and
poorer yearly, their farms becoming 90
heavily nortgaged as to soon pass from
their possession. Thus farm products
are fast becoming appropriated by the
operations OF spectators, and unless this
tendency shall be checked, the next gem
Grafton Of farmers will be generation Of
tenants at-will.
Under such serious and impending
conditions 1t is evident that In full de-
velopment Of our strength and fearless
enforcOmentof those true and patriotic
principles found In the announced teach
ings and cherished doctrines Of the
Farmers Alliance and Industrial Union,
lies the prosperity and financial safety Of
the productive classes OF our common
country, who have 80 long borne the OPP
preassons Of reckless spectators, soulless
corporations, and unjust Legislation.
We can hope to reach our desired and
wholesome results only through the vital
and harmonious efforts OF every member
Of our brotherhood in all Of lts depart
ments
TO efficiently utilize the full force and
effect Of our unity, II Is essential that
avery member be thoroughly enlightened
with accurate knowledge Of the Srts,,t and
gSieant Cfour leading farm productS, such
% cotton, tobacco, corn, wheat, ETC., as
well as 10 have clear conception OF our
natural and legal rights under the spirit
and language Of tho organic law Of our
Government, and to obtain such lnforma-
tlon as TO farming statistics In reliable
form we must depend upon such re-
gources as are within our organization
The Supreme Council at the N. Louis
meeting entertaining such views, epAeted
nbctlons II aud IS Of the statutory. laws,
hereto appended, making II a part Of my
duty as Secretary Of tho National Execu-
tive Board to make such crop, reports to
iAe President as he may require, and ip
purauance Of the duties, thus impoSedI l !
have recently pFeppFedlapf issued a cir
eplar letter setting forth. ip general terms
lhe character ofth@ reports expected from
elase statisticlRns, and now, in further
aechArge Of my duties, have prepared
seeh blank forms as are deemed neceasa-
lprthe reports Of state, county and
q6.unlon statiatlc@ns.
gAterDaTly yours,
]. FoUNI TrLLNAN
S'dy Nat Ep Board.
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The advocate., 1890-03-26

Language is hardly strong enough t2 ex-
press my admiration OF the merits OF Sl'na hnst
berlAins Cough Remedy; Az ls tno Se'S
remedy for Group and whooplng o;~ptasn SOJ
rssro I Nave tried nearly all the promment
Sccs,oh medicines ON the market, but say,
and with pleasure too, that Chamberlain .
CoTSh Remedy is tho best OF all. THOMAS
Rgonrg. bakersfield, California. For salO
10y w. G. Spencer.
The advocate., 1890-03-26
sPhgTAL CLUB T,TsT

llH ADVOCATE a. National Economist. a zx
Chicago Express, 49,. 17S
Dexter Free Press. I'm
NOnCOuformiut ..., /. .1.7S
Kansas ComnnOnu,a, .17SI
The advocate., 1890-03-26

PLATFORM OF PRINCIPLES.
pRMAMRLM.

ANWlAAAAAAAMs
The alarming Development and aggres-
6iveneas OF tho p0WgF OF great capitalists
and corporations under tho Dr0a0nt indus
trial system win inevitably lead tO tho pau
porlZation and hopeless degradation OF tho
tOiling masses. IA 10 imperative, II W0 desire
10 enjoy the full blessings OF Life, that unjust
accumulation and this power for evil OF ag-
grogated wealth shall bo prevented. This
much desired object can 30 accomplished
only by tho united OhortB OF those who obey
the divine injunOti0ni "In the sweat OF thy
face shalt thou eat bread" Therefore wO
have formed the Order OF Che Knights OF
Labor for the purpose Of organising, educat-
Ing and directing the power OF tho industrial
masses.
10 10 not a political party, II 10 moro-for
In are orygtallizsd sentiments and measures
for tho benefit OF the whole peoples but II
should bo borno In mind, when exercising
the right OF suffrage, that most OF tho objects
herein cot fourth oan only be obtained
through legislatiOn, aud chat II IL the duty,
regardless OF party, Of oil 10 assist In nOmi-
mating and supporting with their votes such
candidates 90 win support these measures.
No one shall, however, DO compelled 30 vote
with the majority.
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test, sos size; refined quiet: white extra
Sl6sS5 5-i6c, yellow I l5-i615c: on A
.-loeDossc- mould A SIC. Standard A
l-Icc, coateciiouers' A s5sc. cut loaf ana
crushed Sac, powdered CSC, grsnulated eIsc,
cubes sac Molsssas - Foreign no y. mai: NsT
Orieansstesdy; common 70 fsacy s3A40s Pa.
troisem quiet steady; crude in barrels, Park
ere, :. ~; rein d all ports. s. y Cotton seed
on s1eaoY; crude prime SS427c; crude or
grade - SSc; yellow OF grade 2Sas2Gc Wool
SsSs, saI easy domestic fleece siG32c; pulled
x <0Sici Texas isG12Jc. Provisions Pork 0uisr
61t steady; extra prime $40 50Qli 20: mess
$40 9stls %. Beef quiet aud steady; family
~ 00lO 50; plale g. 0017 81. sect hams
duil but steady At si2 50. n,rced beef
ss1 s but steady; city extra Iniia mess
picked bellies 5slc; picked shoulders 4llc;
hams l1sc Middles 1rm AMI dull short
eiear y 70 Lard fra and duh. western
steain 50 ~ asked; city steam 65; options
ks. delivery 5; January delivery 50 Is
bid; February delivery $: MAY delivery 81 Is
asked Freights to Liverpool heavy: cotton
18i; grain lsfd.
CHicAoo. Dec. Io-The feature of the whea,
business was its comparative Quietness and its
moderate fluctuations. The general tone WAS
teTuays closing prices was established at thu
close OF to-day's session. Corn was steady and
generally firm. although closing &C lover than
Il uld yesterday There was good business In
provisions, without much change in prices
CASH quotations were as follows: Flour un.
changed; sprins patents 81 toS15 %; winter pat
ents 81 1905 %; bakers 81 75GDi % Wheat-
No. spring 92c; No. 2 red eng pc.
Corn-No. :. seize. Oats-No 2 43c. Mess
pork Is e5@3 2516. Lard. per 100 ibs, s. a1Ik
Short RIO sites s. O15 05. Dry sal. shoulders,
boxed. 8! 500 6eI6 Short clear sides boxed,
s. 3015 IS. Whisky at 81 IA
Leading futures ran ed as follows:
Opening. Highest Closing
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MARKETS By THLEGxAPH.



NEW YoRK Dec 10. noon.-Stocks opened
active but heavy. Money ct 516 per cent.
Exchange long. 81 1904 7S14 short, 81 s2lzG
1 S9,s Government bonds neglected state
bonds dull but steady.
Following we're the p. m. stock quotations:
Erie. .............. 1919 Rlchm'd & w. Pt.
Chicago & North. 1878 Terminal ...... -
Lake Shore ........l014 Western Union. 1914
Norf. & ". pre-.
900 p. N. ~ Exchange closed excited and
active AZ 81 s0lg4 81 Money easy AZ 2giB per
cent, last loau AZ 3 per cent. SuD-Treasury
balances-Coin, sl44.36s,000: currency. 81. 49,
0JU. Government bonds dell but steady: four
per cents L.. four aud half per cents i03
State bonds entire neglected.
Ine stock market to-day was lass active than
that Of yesterday, and the strength 81 yester-
days market was not held. notwithstanding
that cail loans were easy throughout tae day,
never beng more than per cent, aud reach.
ing as low a. per cent. Time msnsG, however
Is not yet I'm the market, and failures aniolg
Hlercantiie houses continue ~ DO Announced
ani to-day Que IN the street was ajdsd b. tle
lis Tbe temper ~ the market et the openlng
this m0rniag sho se that ths rise ~ vee3erdHy
Wa more squeeze u slQris Than enytri9s
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THE MORNING NEWS: THURSDAY, DECEMBER II. 1890.

e.Se, and the demand for that purposs was en-
ureiy lacking, and while fortniSh.ly settle
1lents were reported IS progressing very
IaNorsoiy on the other side. London was seIsr
ano tsere was Considerable pressure TO sell
Nhst looked hks long stocks in many Of tAe
.e~NoS shares Losses at the opening extended
" heariy per cent. but the decline after
na1iaS considerable further progress, was
SnscAod and full recovery occurred The
tAiufe on the STOCK Exchange was announced
Oeiore noon and had the effect OF Frightening
on buyers and bears. seeing this state OF
ALtSlrs, started IN 20 hammer the list, with the
eipect OF wlpiog out recoveries again Some of
tne traders were inclined 10 play for a rally
Atter the downward movement had continued
some time, but the effort served To check the
decline for some tine, and later there was an
other attack, which, in tine last hour. carried
prices down 10 the lowest OF the dav Coal
stoeks were specially prominent IN this latter
1echne, and both Lackawanna and Delaware
ana HUDSON lost per cent. from best figures
Union Pacific and Rock Island with other
iran gers. were also slightly weak The market
nnaliy closed active aud weak AT about the
lowest prices OF the day. Final changes are not
50 large, however, and while Lacks.snua is
down 33s, Union Pacific 2Ix New Jersey Central
:, Rock Island and Colorado Coal each lX.
sugar Rednerss ~, ST. Paul Louisville and
nashville and Northwestern l1s each, and
AtcnIson and Chicago Gas each 1 per cent the
rest are only fractioaally lower. The slles of
listed stocks were 2S6.0OO shares and unlistei
10 100 shares
fhe following were the closing quotations of
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Hilton, barbados; Zefiro 1taIl, PsGerano, Pen
Sacola-
Deal. Dec Passed. barss Ceres TCserl. Morch.
Losnon Tor Charleston: Jarlan lSorl, Dahl. DO.
Gsrston, DEC s-saiIed, bark D II Morris INorl.
jacobsen Pensacola
Gibraltar Dec S-Passed. steamship Pocasset
tbrl, jenkins, savannah for Genoa
hinSslle. Dec S-PaSsed, steamship ARIEL TBrl
Brown, Charleston for -
Liverpool, Dec ARRIVED, steamship Drum.
Tel Bei. Strei3emaun, savannah.
Valencia, Nov 2)-SAiled BARK Elisabeth rSwI
Tor Savannah
VICE: Nov e9-Sailed, bark Michele lItalI. "a
case Tybee.
Barbados, Nov sa-Sailed. barks Fortunate
litail Antolo, Pensacola; Blanca Casanova
lltalI, Casanova, 10
East London. Nov SAILED. bark Rraekka
NOR. Jansen, Wilmington
Nassau, Nov S9-In port Schr Vict ory TRrr for
Charleston. TO sail about Dec X
fort Spain, NOV lS-Arrlved schrs Sadie vii
cut Brown, Saslla River, Ga; 18th Isaiah n
Stetson, Trask, Fernandina.
Sth-tu port, Schr John r kranz Mcdonald
Fcrnandina-
Sagua. Nov 27-Arrived, schr Fyree fBrl. Cor
KUN, Underwater, 10 sail about Dec Is for
Pensacola.
ST Jago CUBA, Nov S-Arrived. s,esn, tuyz
9eo W Pride Jr, savannah land sailed Nov - for
Delaware Breakwaterl. NJ T. Staples Irelan do
Baltimore, Dec s-salled, schr BENZ Lee
Charleston.
brunswick. Dec Arrived, steamer Kingdom
tBrl. Roberts. Baltimore . wv"
Sailed scars Aunfe Grace, Grace, Philadsl
pala; Austin Knight, Drinkwater. New York
Daren, Dec s-Cleared. schr b W Morse, Ro-
dick. Bath
EdSartown, Mass, Dec S-Arrived, schr Ma
mum Chapn, Arey Brunswick. Ga for Boston
>, Fal! River Dec S-Arrvet, schr Ida Latham.
Galveston, Dec s-Sailed, Rcbecca JMouIton.
Cook Pensacola.
Hyannis, Mass. Dec S-Arrived, schr June
Bright, Darien. Ca, for Boston.
JACKSONVILLE, Dec S-ArTiVad, steamers Brix-
hau Coombs Galveston; Delaware Chichester
Ne" ork land cleared TO return); schr Mary Y
carson. Rob nSon, Bangor, Me
Pensacola, Dec S-A rived. barks Laeme fNorl
ttnde, Barbados; DR. Meyer LNorl Englestad
Buenos AyreS; Rehg one and Liberia IItsll.
GenoH; Gerhardus Dutch Bryn Montevilso;
Erato Nor, Fritz. Galway; Prince Rupert
NorE O'Mslley, Barbados: Mary T Baker Brl.
Scovilie. do.
Cleared, steamer Scythiau [Brl. Hamilton,
Frogreso; bark Abyssinan Norl. for Mobile
Fort Royal, c, Dec S-CIeared, schr Maud II
bud ey. Oliver. for Boston.
fnlAdelphiR, Dec 6-Arrived. schr A and NJ
Carlisle: Littell, Orange Bluff, Fla
Providence. X l. Dec 8-Arrived below schr
Earl Mason, Nickerson Savannah.
richmond, Va, Dec S-Arrived, schr Mary
Cashier, Charleston.
- Wilmington y c, Dec s-Arrived, schr Geo
Churcnman, Rlsley, Charleston
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London, Dec 8-Steamer Netley Abbey [Brl,
Barnett. from Coosaw via Newport News
sprung a leak and docked at Aberdeen. Leak
now stopped.
Norfolk, Dec e-Schr Lester A Lewis mot
hesterl, from New York for Charleston. before
reported ashore at Wlloughby Spit, was fioated
on to-day by the Merritt Wrecking Co and
towed Co Norfolk and anchored at the Merritt
Wrecking Cos dock
Havana, Dec 6-Bark Emma q Scammell IBrl.
hierstead, from Apalachicola for Buenos Ayres,
which put into this port leaking badly, will dis
charge for repairs Surveyors recommend that
she be locked for further examination Ex.
Penses and cost of repairs estimated at SI3. 600
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MENOHANDA

New York. Dec s--Arriyed. fchrs Edw Stuart
Linueil, Eernandlna; Linah c Kaninsky, v GOD
bury, Bruus gic. ia.
Chartered, ba - lbs Nor lumber. Savannah
20 Spanish port sl3 ~, Medora lSwl uaVsi
stores. Savannah ~ O9rk for orders, ~ ~; NOr-
man gik SOrl, naval stores, Brunsw.cK u Cork
for orders - 90 AM - %, option Genoa diFscI
y ~ aud i0l5d.
Aberdeen Dec 6 Arrive steamship Nefley
Abbey iBfl. Barnett, CoOsaw g. See mlseei.
ianyl
BsrroE. Dec s--RstRned, bark Ida lswl. for
Pensae0a.
barcelona. Dec ARRIVED, steamship Naranja
Or, SdDy, GhafisstOa.
Bleaos Ayrsss, NOg sailed. bsrks DisagON
fBrl singer. Enitsa States "a. Cirque teal.
3ass0Bg, PeasD'oia' On. Lite s5ulisFa 1871.
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New York Market Review.
Reported By G. s. Palmer 1855 Reade 81, Ne
Y0rk

Reported BY g. s. Palmer. 1855 Redde ST. Neo
YOrk
NEW YORK, Dec. S-Solid winter weather set
in to-day with snow, giving an impetus TO the
market ON new southern vegetables String
beans, selling from So 00GS1 90 per crate.
OucuTnbers, from 81 600a3 co. Tomatoes, from
80 50zD5 10 Green pens. 81 SoGD550 We an
tiopaUe an active marEet from tIIIs time. Egg
plant, 5! 50l95 so per Dbl crate. The market
rules steady on oranges; receipts are liberal but
fancy fruit IN de% dnad .. Select brands good
straight lines. from 81 IS; Inferior So 250n2 80;
sapgerines, s. o0C96 90; Inaniarns. 81 50cl5 90;
grape fruit. per Dbl. 50 SOFA 90. We antici-
pate a large demand for the coming holiday
trade and en- Improvement ia prices
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BALTIkoRE. Dec. 10-Flour fairly active; now.
arc street and western supernne 50 00G9s o.;
extra IS Goa 10; family 81 5odo5 90: city
Southern firm; Fultz, 95c2SI Of; Longberry,
Tc0sl OF; western frmer; No. 2 winter red.
on spot and December Sac bid. Corn
Southern firm; white, new, os05s}1c; yellow,
new, 5SCD69c; western easy.
CrNcIESATl. Deg. lo;-Flour quiet and stea1y;
family So 50Gs 70; fancy 81 250i 80. Wheat
firm; No. 2 red CSC. Corn stronger;
mixed 4sc Provisions st saG at $40 So o.
Lard active at S. 50Q5 CO. Bulk meats steady:
short rib sides S. l216a5 25. Bacon steady;
short ga IT eear 81 20; Hogs common and light
Whisky active at 81 IA
ST. LOUIS, Dec l0.-Flour dull and I'M
changed Wheat--No. red, cash, 9Slxc; Decem-
Der delivery c; january delivery {; May do.
cash. sc; December delivery c; Jan
uary delivery &C; May delivery 52lSc July
delivery SIC. Oats--No. 2. cash, Al4c; December
s@c iron oosson r Ties ss ssi q cor as
meal steady. Provisions stesdier-Pork, new
mess $40 sSGO1O So Lard, prime steam
a. q. Dry salt meats, boxed shoulders,
y 70: Bacon, boxed shoulders, s. 90; longs
s. 614@D5 80; ribs, IS S71fGpb 90; short clear
50 0Q16 05 Sugar cured hams, $40 O00SIa 90.
Whisky steady at 81 H.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec 1o.-Coree dull; Rio
carEoes, ordinary TO fair 1SI5019Ac. Sugar
steady ana firm; Louisiana open kettle,
strictly prime TO choice 1o-l664c; prime
St9c; centrifugal plantation granulated
il-IeG5SSo; choice white s1405szc; choice
yellow clarified 500 15-i6c; prime yellow
clarified 1890. Molasses, dulf; open kettle,
choice Bic; strictly prime 30U5lo good prime
Y D@9c; prime 25dD2sc; good common to good
fair 2002!e; centrifugal duh, strictly prime
l7tlsc; good prime l5&l6c; prime l2@1 13c;
syrup at 2S025c.
NAVAL STORES.
NEW YORK. Dec. 10, noon.--Spirits turpentlne
quiet and steady at 3S1zG13gc Rosin dull but
steady at 81 1901 80.
SOD y. m-Rosin quiet but steady; strained.
common to good 81 45Gll So Turpentine
duh and lower at 3s13s1S.
CHARLESTON, Dec. l0-Spirits turpentiHe firm
at Sol2c Rosin quiet; good strained 81 %
WILMINGTON, Dec. 10. - Spirits turpentine
steady at 351ac. Rosn firm; strained 81 10; good
strained 81 10. Tar Arm at 81 S.. Crude tur-
pentne firm; hard 81 20; yellow dip 81 9O
virgin 81 90.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. lO-spirits turpentine 99s
and Sd,
New YoHK. Dec. 10.-Rice quiet but steady
Nav ORLEANS, Dec 10.--Rlce steady; ordinary
10 prime 4js1ts4c.
PETROLEUM
New YORK Dec TO- - Petroleum market
opened steady and strong for january options
and advanced &c on STANDARD OIL buying bat
reacted later then became dull ana remained
SO until tho close Pennsylvania oil, spot sales
none; January options opened at Csc; highest
6534c, lowest, 6igsc; closing at ol5sc Lima oil,
no sales
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Per Savannah, Florida and Western Railway.
Dec l0-l,l5S bales cotton, 1890 bbls rosIn, g. 5
hols spirits turpentlne, 296 pkgs mdse, cog sacks
flour, car coal 20 bales hides, 81 bbis syrup W
pigs furniture. 20 bbls rice. "a bbls whisky. 400
boxes soap, 81 cars lumber 0 cars wood 1 car
tools, 5000 boxes fruit, III boxes vegetables Is
pols fruit, 2 bbs vegetables. Omitted yester.
day-96S bales cottonL
Per Central Railroad, Dec 100. g24 bales cot
ton, 80 bbs spirits turpentine S6s bbls rosin.
W bales domestics 50 bales wool 2 bales hides 5
pkgs paper, 70 pkRs tobacco. 9 hf bbs whisky 3
bbls syrup. cars wood. 20 ieces furniture. 100
stock, 27I bdls oil 700 tons pig iron cars stone
20 pkgs hardware, bales plaids. 90) pkgs mdse
cars seed.5l bales paper stock, no empty bbls,
60 pkgs plows.
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Per Savannah. Florida and Western Railway,
Dec i0-F0rdg ONCE, Jno F1annery & Co. CD
Warren, r S0hwarz. Savannah Steam Bakery
NJ Bobby & SOFAS GuokenheImer X Son. h MOVIE,
Jas DoJglas,W ID SimkiRs, II Ferst'S Sons & Co
Brush r L n Co. A Enrich q Bro Lowell II l..
q W Tiedeman K Bro NJ Y Henderson, Byck
Bros, J x Grady Il Son, Teeple Il Co, Watson e.
Y, Frank & CO, Msinhard Bros 4 Co, NJ Moore,
c < Suits q Co. A Hanley, Kavanaugh 4 Is. X
r Wanock, A II Champions Sou, Smith Bros.
f Lovell's Sons, Cohen. Lee Roy Myers & Co
= - Springer Eckman & V, II flyers & Bros II
Adams, q Davis 6 Son, Savannah Guano 90,
p Williams < co, 4 Il Huh & Co. J II Koch
A Letter q Son. Llppman Bros. Baldwin & Co
Peacock II & Go, Tidewater OIL Co, Hs-ron e. G,
Savannah Grocery Co. G Ecksteia & 90 Liberty
ME- Co, Butler & {, G l. Jones, W W Chisholm
II VI Conner Z 90. W W Gordon & Co, Savannah
n {, Co, " maclean q Co, VI Y & ID Mcintyre.
Woods, G * Co, Montague 4 Co Warren Il A.
Chestnut & ON. McDonOugh & Co. Perkins &
Son, Dale ID x Co McCaulsY, s d Co, Frierson
& Co. Selas & W, StillWell. NJ & Co
Per Central Railroad. Dec i0--.j y Weed & Co,
II n Conner q Co, Jno t'lannery & Co. II Traub.
w w Gordon & GO. J X Cooper Warren 4 4.
j 9 Wood Il Bro, NJ Mac.ean Il Co. Heron x 9,
Stubs & r. Butler & $. Southern Cotton Oh Co,
NJ Henderson. A Letter & Son, Q y Rogers, A
johnson, Palmer Hardware 90, Ecis .nan & V, S
MARKS & Co, Wn Nehoe q Co. E Lovell's Sons,
A Einstein's Sons, n Ferst's Soma & CoN u Lee,
Postal Tel @ Co. Smith Bros. Il A S,;hwarz. A A
Bacon. Lee Roy Myers & Co. } b W esd q Co, A
Huffman, S1uckenheiner & Bon hohr Bros
" Boley & Son. a q Rhodes & CO. HIBg Y & { o.
Peacocf. II g. Co, Stiilwell, ii g. Co Sales C W.
> + Williams & co. Baldwin & Co. j r Crevan,
NJ Jacoby, Savannah 60.
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Steamship Gate City, Doane. Boston-C G
Anderson.
Steamship City OF Birmingham, Berg. New
York C @ Anderson
Steamship Wm Crane. Foster. Baltinore-W
e Guerard. Agt
Scar Robt Il Parker Smith, Wilmington. Del
and Philadelphia-Jos A Roberts d Co.
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THURSDAY. Dec II, 1890.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

steamenip Unita lNorl. Danielsen. Monteec
Bay, ia, with fruit to kavanaugh d Brennan.
Steamer Ethel, Carroll. Conen : Bluff and way
Iaudings-W I Gibson. Manager.
steamer Alpha. Strobbar. Beaufort, Port
Royal and Bluifton-J q Medock, ARt.
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EXPORTS

Per steamship Wan Crane, for Baltimore
70e bales cotton 81 bbls spirits turpentine l. fs,
bbis rosin, % bbls rice, 3653 pkgs oranges. 81
pigs vegetables, 45 bills hides. 528 pkgs mdse, /:
rolls leather. Al bales domestics 80 900 feet ium
Der.
Per Steamship Gate City for Boston
b3il bales cotton, II bales domestics 90 bbls
pitch. 9O bbls spirits turpeuune, las bbs rosn
" bbls OIL 65, e63 feet lumber, bales hides 81
bbis oranges, "a crates oranges, II pcs stone
100 pkgs Indse. l67 tons pig iron.
Per steamship City OF BIRMINGHAM for New
York;, s23 bales cotton 1873 bales dornestics. q
bols oil, 800 sacks cotton seed meal o bbIs fish
$40 bbs rosln, bales hides, bbls oranges, 237
crates vegetables, 67Si crates oranges, 20 bot;
pitch, 20 bbs vegetables 683 tons pig iron, 2lJ
pkgs mdse. 40 turtles.
Per schr Robt Ii Parker. for Wilmington Del
and Philadelphia -339 327 feet . p lumber-Salas
& Willy, ami Stillwel. Mlllsn & Co.
Per schr Island City, for Baltimore 2s3, s5i
feet . D Iumber-Dae Dixon X Co
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SAILED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Gate City. Boston.
Steamship City % Birmingham. New YorE.
Staa mshlo WIN Crane. Baltimore.
Steamship Washington City lBrl. Rsval
Bark Pobona Brl. Houen.
Schr Island City Baltimore.
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NOTICE TO MAR1Nrpa
MARITIME MISCELLANY

Boston, Dec s-Buoy No g has broken adrift
rom state Ledge. Boston harbor, and has beer
towed to Boston.
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pEpARrED YESTERDAY.

Steamer Bellevue. Baldwin. Beaufort, Port
Royal and 81 lfrt0n-W 7 Gibson. Agt.
Steamer Katie, BeyiA Augusta and way ianf.
ings-J MedIock, Agt.
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FREIGHTS.

fhblGHLS-
LUMBER Coastwise-There is surplus of Of
fering tonnage and market is dull and
weak. Rates are: For Baltimore, 81 so
as 90, according TO dispatch in loading;
Philadelphia. IS 90; New York, IS 50
aud wharfage: Sound ports and Boston.
s. j0@6 co. From 2o@50c. is paid YES
sells here for shifting to load az nearby
ports Timber, 5cc051 higher than lum-
Der rates. To the West Indies and Wind
ward nominal; to Rosario. SIS O0GSl9 90; 10
Buenos Ayres or Montevideo, SIG 00ll6 so; to
Rio Janero, S16 90: to Spanish aud Medirerra-
mean ports, $i4 90; to the United Kingdom for
orders. nominal for timber, 95 standard;
lumber 45. Steam-To New York. 81 90; to
Philadelphia, IS 90; to Boston, IS 90; to Baltl-
more, Sc so.
NAVAL SroREs--Market is dull. Foreign Cork,
etc. for orders small spot vessels. rosin, Is I'D
and is 1o1Sd; to arrive, Is 71Sd and 81 101Id;
spirits, Adriatc, rosin, 3s: Geuoa, % nd; South
America, rosin. e0c per barrel of go pounds.
CoastwIse-S Boston. lie per 100 lbs
on rosin, e0c on spirits; to New York. rosln,
7Isc psr 100 ms: spirits, soc; TO Philadelphia,
rosin, 7lsc per 100 ms; spirits, SOC; go Baltimore
rosin, SOC: spirits zoe Coastwise quiet.
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Spoken
RECEIPTS.

Brig Fl Hussey, from Charleston for wey
NOUN Mass. Dec 8, Fenwick Island llghtshiJ
bearing W by n, 10 miles.
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Steamship PrYdain [Brl Parry, to load for
Barcelona-Wider & co.
Schr Redwing, johnson, Philadelphia, with
hay and railroad iron 70 order; vessel to Master
Schr Fortuna, -. orient. l. !, with guano
TO X K Aga vessel to Master.