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GEORGIA POLITICS.

j. N. Steele is candidate for the Office Of
tax receiver Of Jasper county.
Col. L. Il. Livingston will speak at Ham
iiton April 8, and also other gentlemen.
Dalton Citizen: Either Win Haig or
Sam Berry would represent Whitfield with
credit il the next general assembly.
Mayor Fielder sent dispatch to Senator
Colquitt, asking him to visit Americas on
his return trip to Washington from Albany.
The Perry municipal election is Just fif-
teen days off. There is no opposition to the
reelection of the mayor and aldermen now
| serving.
Dalton Citizen. Rumor has it that Watt
Harris of Barlow will run for congress.
The p9rsimmon hangs rather high for
Watts pole just yer.
Dalton Citizen: According TO the rota-
ton system, Gordon county will have the
honor of furnishing the next STATE senator
from the Forty-third.
Mrs. Gatchell OF Lexington went to At
lanta Wednesday morning, to look after a
promised appointment as postmaster at
Washington. She is confident, aud has
been assured by the appointing powers that
the appointment will be given her.
Col Jack Brown OF " ashington has sue
ceeded in having his pretty wife retained in
the bureau of patents. For many wears
size has held desk in that Office and draws
Il snug 81 400 salary. Secretary Noble has
agreed to retain the bride, and the rolls
have been changed to accommodate her
new name
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THE HOME FOR THE FRIENDLEss.
The Managers Submit Their Annual
Report.

The Managers Submit Their Annual
Report.
The managers of the Louisa Porter In
dustrial Home for the Friendless, at their
fifteenth annual meeting submitted the fol-
lowing report:
AS result of the annual charity ball
given during the past few years the. society
has accumulated funds sufficient to add
another story to its building, the need of
which has long been felt. While in the
hands Of the contractors it became known
to the managers that q handsome legacy
had been left the society, small portion OF
which was advanced, which enabled them
to entirely renovate the home. This hand
some legacy was given by Mr.. Gilmer and
Mrs. Lawlon, as trustees of Mrs. Porter's
estate, with the permission of tie family.
In grateful acknowledgment of this gen.
erous gift, the home will hereafter be known
as 'The Louisa Porter Home for the Friend
less"
While the repairs were going on at the
home the usual distributions were some-
what interfered with. There have been
distributed, however, to the city poor,
s545 in money, 255 quarts each of grits and
meal, 259 cooked meals at the door, !, 954 8
yards of cloth, 255 cords of wood and -
pairs of Shoes
l Lc ildhu 5eIS dSdln Ouduk VIC OelluI al
railroad for free transportation of wood,
Solomons & Co. for drugs, DR.. Charlton for
medical attention and Mr. Lake Carson for
use of carriage, when needed.
Hoping the public will be sufficiently inter-
estsd IN our work to call at the "homen and
thus encourage US, we leave the year that
has passed and press on TO the 1utleS OF the
one upon which we M ve just entered, trust
ing to increase the good done manifold.
MRS. N. LOWELL, President =
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Cut meats strong and in fair demand Middles
strong Lard easier and quiet western ST am,
on spot 81 30. city s.; options-April delivery
- as. May delivery So ~ lure delivery s. 81.
steam. 5-321.
CHICAGO. March cain wheat trade was
hsnt and the market quiet, without any special
change. There was nothing new in outside
news % stimulate trade, and operators are in
cnned TO hold off and await new developments.
Inc market opened at yesterdays closing
ngHres. advanced lose, eased OF, and closed
about &c higher for May and &c for Juiy
Crop reports this morning were rather bullish
ana caused an early advance, but the advance
was only temporary. The predictions were for
cola weather. Stormy weather was reported in
the northwest and lake region. and rain in the
ONO valley and the southwest. In corn there
was nothing new OF consequence in this market,
which ruled comparatively duh ali day. Tae
undertone was on the whole firmer, there being
apparently more disposition to buy on the part
OF many operators, the weather being quite IN
satisfactory, and the situation a little more I'M
certain. The market opened at yesterdays
closing prices, was dull ana neglected, changing
scarcely an &c, and final quotations were a
shade higher than yesterday. Oats were steady
Win moderate volume Of trade. There were
good many orders to sell May at 22Hc, but
orders to buy were so limited that commission
houses were unable to execute them. There
was moderate business in June and July and
also more doing in August. but price cnauges
were limited to nc. PORK attracted very little
attention. fluctuations were confined within a
range of sc, and closing figures exhibited a
slight advance In lard nothing of consequence
was doing. Buyers and sellers were Indifferent
about trading, and changes in prizes were
slight, rather favoring latter In ribs very
steady feeling prevailed, and there were no
marked changes to note. The bulk of business
was i'll May and July deliveries at about Fri
days prices.
Cash quotations were as follows: Flour was
dull but steady. Wheat-No. = spring 79Gl794c;
No. red wheat i9@7914c. Corn-No. 3
2gc. Oats-No. 2, &c. Mess pork at $40 55ag
10 20. Lard at SO 1905 Is. Short rib sides,
IS 1895 10. Dry sailed shoulders quiet. Short
clear Sides boxed, quiet. Whisky 81 W.
Lea1Ing tut 1res ran red as fellows:
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ALABAMA POLITICS.

The following are the candidates already
in the field in Alabama, and there may be
additional entries:
Governor-Col. Thomas G. Jones of
Montgomery, Capt. Joseph F. Johnston of
Birmingham, Can't james Crook If Cal
houn, Judge William Richardson OF Hunt
vile. Reuben f. Kolb of Barbour. Three
Ct these are North Alabama men, Jones
and Kolb representing the southern section.
Superintendent of Elucatlon-Solom
Farmer of Marshall, j. G. Harris of sum
ter, t. j. Carlisle of Pike. NJ. c. Burke of
Marengo, Charles Brown of Jackso1.
Secretary of State-J. D. Barron of CLAY.
James B. Stanley of Butler.
Attorney General - w. L. Martin of
jackson, Daniel Collier Of Fayette.
Auditor-Cyrus d. Hogue of Perry.
Treasurer-John l.. CoJbs of Montgom-
erY
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MARKETS By raLaaaAPa.


FTNNWITNEs
NEw Y0Rg. March ~. noon. --Stocks dull and
heavy Money easy at SO Dor cent Tx.
change long. Is 81; short, 81 NJ. Govern.
msnt bonds neglected. State bonds duh but
st-a1y
s9llD yiag vera the n ION stock quotations.
Erie ... .. D.. .... - hichm 4 ~. r.
cmsAso K hof 4.Ii0A Terminal ......... 2l4
a ~ sl9e ....lOg8 W ster4 ia oa.,. 6lX
Nor, a W. pref. 90
800 p. "a. E2ehaDgs closed quiet and steady
~ nGi ~. HODry easy; ~ lYals; clOsl X
offer of " per cent. HIbfreastry balances
.rAlin, ttlEA n0iJt currency, sAfsf0JD 0Jy.
ernMrll bond el0sfi dBl bat steG ~, four ptf
cepir iksf four agd q bali per cent coupons
lQl niatv 131ds nexleefe q
The si9aa iHafsat r9niinufs A. sloH diu,ls.
isNlnf f9iYllH 0 blsiHtss, aud flg 70 las teflo4s
~ DAY eele. ln ail probability, tle b nall ~ 30
isf}fl Haile 1SeiaefiQae in prices ans fls in.
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society at Philadelphia. hut said that he did
not intend 10 use it. Considering the facs
that he did uss it, the court regarded his
statement as being rather thin, and he was
accordingly sentenced to pay fine OF 800
and costs and be imprisoned III the county
Jail for a term Of six months. Subsequently
Gen. NOnge obtained from Scott an order
II the postal authorities. by which the A.
r. L. church can collect the money on the
postal order thus fraudulently obtained By
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LEMON ELIXIR,
A Pleasant Lemon Drink.

A Pleasant Lemon Drink.
For biliousness and constipation, take
Lemon Elixir.
For indigestion and foul stomach, take
Lemon Elixir.
For sick and nervous headaches, take
Lemon Elixir
For sleeplessness and nervou 3ness, take
Lemon Elixir.
For loss Of appetite and debility. take
Lemon Elixir.
For fevers, chills, aud malaria, take
Lemon Elixir.
DR.. MOzley's Lemon Elixir will not fail
you in any of the above named diseases, oil
of which arise from a torpid or diseased
liver, stomach, kidneys, or bowels.
Prepared only by DR.. II. MOTLEY.
Atlanta, Ga.
Fifty cents and 81 per bottle at druggists.
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Market Report by the Florida Fruit


JACKSONVILLE, FLA, March 29.-The Florida
Fruit Exchange offerings March q brought
from s. 80 for lot OF drops to SO 90 as a top
ton.
Oranges continue to bring good prices, al.
though some lots show the eIects of the recent
frost quite plainly. Quotations are as fo!-
lows: Fancy, So 5000 so, and even, IS 90; Sc
lected brights. IS 5004 co.; ordinary brights,
81 7503 so; russets. best, SO 0003 so; russets
ordinary, So SOFAS 90; coarse and wasty fruit,
81 75@2 25 Good navels, Sl000S6 90. Man
darins aud tangerines, S. 0o0S0 90. Grape fruit
Slow except fancy lines.
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MEMORANDA.

New York March 27-Arriyed, brig Robert
Dillon. Leighton. Brunswick.
Cleared, steam scar Louis Buckl, Hansen,
Jacksonville.
Barrow March 23-Arrived. barks Clara
Dutch WOierborg, Mobile; Jane (BFl Eugand
ApalachcOla; Lady iAsRar i3rl. hughes uarlen
Dungeness March =, -iassei, bark pfinz
Regent Ger, Herulg sayaunah for Iiolterda ~
pranton, March - -Arfiyed. snip Juletrna
lhOrl Eneksen, Savannah.
henoa, March si~Affired, bark san Pletro
NiAiI, Lan1elll, Savannah.
iiarbprr, March st-ATiFed, bark Fylga
lhorl. Jghansfu, hasannah.
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Steamship City of Savannah, Googins, Boston
&C G Anderson
Steamship Dessoug, Savage. Phladelphia-C
G Anderson.
Steamship Chattahoochee. Daggett, New York
&C q Anderson.
Bark Eulalia (Sw), Svensen, Antwerp-Holst
& Co.
Bark Lyngoer (Nor), Christoffersen, st Peters
burg new port)-Chr Dahl & Co.
Bark Nerdandi tSw), Hagberg, Gothenberg-
Chr G Dahl z Co.
Schr Ida Lawrence, Young, Baltimore-Jos A
Roberts & Co.
Schr Florence Leland, Watts, New York-Jos
A Roberts q Co.
Schr Emma G Middleton, Banks Charleston,
In ballast, to load for Batimore-Jos A Roberts
a Co.
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New York Market Review.

Reported by G. S. Palmer, 166 Reade ST.. NJ Y
New YORK, March 21.-Asparagtls continues
in more liberal supply. as Norfolk put in ap-
pearance to-day, and prices range from 50015c;
culis Soc per bunch. Cabbage in moderate sup
ply and prices are holding firm fancy Florida
selling up to 81; Savannah, So; Georgia, 50 COO
3 80; green peas, $4096 per crate; lettuce sos
per barrel. The market is ruling firm on eggs,
and in view of the increased demand for Easter,
firm prices will hold, selling to-day at 14015c;
duck. 29030c; geese, 5516Oc
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PASSEN

Per steamship Nacoochee, from New York
W Schoss. VI Goode and wife. W Guon. ] F.
Norman, A FearOn, Rev j G Porter, C Eglin-
ger, j Rain, H Krehbel. E NJ Dennis, r f
Straul, W G Payne and wife, c Kennedy, and 5
steerage.
Per steamship Chattahoochee. for New York
y r Reid. Miss Parker, Mrs Stiles, o Markham,
Mr. and Mrs e L Taylor f c Grimshaw, DIR and
Mrs l. R Hilton, Mr. and Mrs H Wright. II A
Winans, Mr. and Mrs r w Rogers, j p Wnans,
l. Diven, Miss Ella Dven. Miss Diven, Mr. Par
sons and family, Miss l. Meredith, hrs A A Eddy,
$ S Carl, P O'Keefe, Mrs j Traver, L Chichester,
Valentine, David Cushing, L Stone. B HYDE
w II Medd, r M'Meekn, II f Won der Weiie, r
Peaten, W Guion, Tierney, Swain, j ellis, G
Hanson, and Storage.
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From a Prominent LADY.

have not been able "a two yeas to walk
or stand without suffering great pain.
Since taking Dr. Mozley's Lemon Elixir !
can walk half mile without suffering lhe
least inco AyeDienee.
MRS. u II. BLOODWoRTH,
Gugi D., Ba-Alt.
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quiet; Howard street and Western superfine
81 0012 so; extra 81 1908 60; family So 800
4 so; city mills, Rio brands, extra 81 200l4 so.
Wheat-Southern quiet but steady; Fultz 500
SIC; Longberry S1Q98 C; Western quiet; No. 2
winter red, on spot and March and A prii delivery
S3t4@S3Ac. Corn-Southern inactive; white
39O4lc; yellow 35031c.
CINCINNATI, March 29.-Flour steady. Wheat
firm; No. 2 red Sic. Corn dull; No. . mixed
&c. Oats quiet; No. 9 mixed 2 C. Provisions
Pork barely steady, Lard barely steady. Bulk
meats barely steady. Bacon barely steady.
and light So 65G24 rs, packing and butchers
"a 2OQ4 1919.
ST. LOUIS, March a1-Flour unchanged.
5sc higher for July than yesterday; No. 2 red,
cash 77s4c; options-May delivery Tes6l7714c,
July delivery 75c as ed. Corn closed firm; No.
mixed, cash 259s 026c: options-May delivery
2j4c, July delivery 272sc. Oats dull; No. 2
cash Il &C asked, PIC bid; options-May delivery
2214c. Whisky )! o. Provisions market dull;
no large transactions were reported.
New ORLEANS, March 29.-Coifee market
unchanged Rio cargoes, ordinary to good 1871
G9z0c. Sugar. Louisiana open kettle prime to
strictly prime 51SQDj Bloc; centrifugalS very
quiet, off white 1905 15-16c, prime to choice
yellow clarified 5)s95Ac, seconds 41604j6c
Molasses-Louisiana open kettle. fer.Lenting
5000; centrifugals, choice 29c, good prime
23GD<5c. Syrup 25c.
NAVAL STORES.
LONDON, March 29.-Turpentine 2Js Cd.
NEW toR1 Marcn 29,noon.-Splrlt5 turpentine
duh but steady at 41O41I4c. Rosn quiet but
firm at 81 17QD1 2216.
SOD p. m -Rosin quiet for common to good
strained. Spirits turpentine duh; offered at
H4c.
CHARLESTON, March 29.-Sprits turpentine
firm at 37bac. Rosln firm; good strained at
81 10.
WILMINGTON, March 20.-Spirits turDentine
firm at 37l5c Rosin strong; strained 81 TO-
good strained 81 -. Tar firm at 81 90 Crude
turpentine firm; hard 81 20; yellow dip So 20,
virgin 81 20.
RICE
New YolK, March :9-Rice strong and
active
New ORLEANS, March 29.-Rice unchanged.
PETROLEUM.
NEW YoaK, March 20. Petroleum opened
steady at Sl$. There was very little business,
closing dull at S.
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Can always te nuIssl ito good bumor
shen suppiiei By their dealer sith HeraaH
corffs NV b'e9 c.gqes a. nhoiasais
only by Lee Roy Ayers a Co. ~ Boy
sifesi, 1aYsgf ~, Ga.-Ade
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A Prominent Minister Writes

After ten years Of great suffering from
Indigestion, with great nervous prostration,
biliousness. disorderei kidneys, aud consti-
patton, have been cured by DR.. Mozley's
Lemon 4 ixir, aud am now a well man.
REv. c. c. DAVIS,
Elder NJ. T.. Church (sougO.
No. - Tatnall ST., Atlanta, Ga.
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In charge photographic S
RECEIPTS


FER charleston and Savannah Railway, Marc,
81 cars wood, SOP crossties, 2 cases hats, u
bdls buckets, box and Dbl lanterns d bds
hoops, 100 step ladders, 25 boxes cheese, Is SKIS
peas sack cotton seed, 20 bdls castings 80 coils
rope, 80 cases tobacco, cases cigarettes '''
Per Savannah, Florida and Western Railway
March 29-lS3 bales cotton. $40 bbls rosin. sd
bols spirits turpentine, cases sheetine. / "a,
junk, 30 cases shoes, empty bbls bales hides
SACKS potatoes. 10 caddies tobacco rs cases
dry goods boxes tobacco, case cigars Of
pigs wagon material, 226 doz baskets. / bail
shafts, b6is syrup, cases clothing, road cart
cases hats, 6 cases flour, nests trunks. 2 oar,
wood, 90 cars lumber, GO bdls collars, cars rail-
cars 9e IRON sacks coffee 30 pigs mdse organ
1l,o6 boxes oranges, 43 bbls oranges. / 153 boys,
vegetables, 81 bbs vegetables, . refrigerators
Per Central Railroad darch 29-445 bales cat.
ton, bales hides, II rolls leather 20 bids paner
Z boxes tobacco, 30,675 lbs bacon. 273 bbs rosn
~ bbls spirits turpentiue, 40 bales hay, II bSs
whisky, hf bbls whisky IS bales domestic 81
bales yarn, $50 hf bbls beer, 45 cars lumber, a.
b6s flour, ? horses, % bushels rice, / buggy q
bbls vegetables, 450 pkgs mdse, 8 bales pl3ids
81 bales paper stock, Is bbls cotton seed oil, III
tons pig iron, 81 pkgs furniture, IL boxes hard.
ware.
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NAVAL SToREs-Tne market for spirits tur-
pentine was very quiet aud unchanged. There
was only q nominal business doing
At the Board of Trade on the open
ing call the market was reported steady, with
sales of s casks, at Csc for re .ulars
At the second call it closed steady
at 38c for regulars Rosin.-The market
continues quiet and steady The sales
during the day were about $50 barrels
At the Board Of Trade on the first call the mar
ket was reported firm, with sales Of SO barrels,
at the following quotations.: A. b. c. ID and T.,
81 70, f 81 y, G 81 30, II 81 d. 81 s.. * 81 90
NJ 81 50, s.! 60. window glass, SO 80, water
white So 05 Al the last call it closed un
changed, with farther sales of 40 barrels
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SAILED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Chattahooc hee, New York.
Bark Gler Qsrl, Garston Dock.
Brig Porvenir esp, Palma do MallOrca.
schF Ida Lawrence. Baltimore.
Scnr Emma & Middleton. Charleston.
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EXPORTS.

Per steamship Chattahoochee. for New York
1917 bales cotton, 81 bales domestfcs. bbls fsb
l06 bbls rice, 290 bbls rosn, 6S, 995 feet lumber
40 bbls spirits turpentine, bales hides, horses
IL bbls oranges, 1852 crates oranges, 500 crates
10 tons pig iron, rs bales paper stock, 2refrg5ra'
tors Strawberries.
Per bark Verdandi (Sw), for Gothenberg-
bales upland cotton, weighing 429, 1871 pounds
Strauss & Co.
Per bark Eulalia (Sw), for Antwelp-s $50 bbls
rosin, weighing 1,46s.S55 pounds-Raymond
Judge.
Per bark Lyngoer Nor, for st PETERSBURG
pounds-S 2 Shooter & Co.
Per schr Ida Lawrence for Baltimore-353968
feet p p lumber-Dale, Dixon & Co.
Per schr Florence Leland, for New York
205, 126 feet p lumber-Geo w Haslam.
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LONDON: March 2T-Arrived. ship johann.
/ Nor. Rafeo. Pensacola 0-f1l'hs
Lisbon, March 25-Arriyed. bark Marie I.o.,is.
Ger, Ruter, Pensacola LOUISE
Portsmouth. March 25-Sailed hri, E7-;>,
der Crosse ttieT). st Simon's Ga io1
Rotterdam, March 25-Arrived, schr pri5o.
maid tBrl, Davies Pensacola. -9s'
St Michael's. March lf-Arrivsd bart- D..
OBJ, Olsen. Pensacola for Cardiff ana 80
ceeded March 1j pro
Buenos Ayres, Jan 2LArrived. bark NJ.
(Brl, Carter. Fernandina for Rosario. nc
Baltimore, March 27-Arrived scbr Anr.
Bliss, O'D0Dnell, Savannah. -'s
Brunswick. March 27-Arrived barl, ETa-..
OsSar Frederick tSw), Soderhaln. Belfast.
T oaIed, schr Harry Prescott. Turner Bosto7.
LIZZIE teyer, RIVERS, do.
Bucssyille. S c. March 21-Sailed, schr Ann,
Chase, Ellis New YORK. -A-4is
Darlen, March 95-Arrived. barx st Peta,,
6urE lNor), Bjondess, London; brig Arbu,ns
lBr), Frownes, Barbados; schr Eta a StinTsS.ce'
BunSer, TnOmaston; 27th. schrs Marfba I:
cement, Townsend, New York; John r. Fal9
L9veland, do. - 1eli,
FernandiDa, March 27-Sailed brig Fller :,
Mitchell, Small, Port France Mart: scbrs ~ y
Lane, ClasSon. 81 Pierre Mart; Chas II Trcia1ls
YORK Curacao; Mary Cook, Higbee, Philadal'
Georgetown. S c. March 25-Arriyed scb- ?,
Anderson, Shepherd, Patchogue L
JackSonvllle, March 27-Clesred. schr Eta
wait, Thorson, st AIMS Bay, Ja !
Pensacola, March 2j-Arrived. banks TToL..
Jari Nor), KastrHp. Buenos Ayres: CT San-a .
tltall, Massa. La Plata; schr Polar Star fHo,9
Stanley, Belize: 24th, bark Kaleva (Rusl. nobh
berg, Buenos Ayres o' DuuI-
Cleared banks Prince Rupert (Nor). O,1raro,.
London; Preciosa (Nor) jacobsen HarvricGI,,
Jan q Carel DUTCH, SteffenS, Rotterdam. sou Ci,
Elisha Gibbs, Wood, Havana; 27th, Fausta ItoI
Spinella, Buenos Ayres Ni'api
Philadelphia, March 27-Cleared staor,,,,
Fernando (Br) Hetherington, Coosaw. s q 1''n'p
Delaware Breakwater, March 27-PasseI on.
schr Clifford, Philadelphia for BrunswicI 0a''
PFOEl6nnna CaiI
Stevens, Brunswick ''U'
=, Satilla River, Ga, March 23-Arrived schr On
Flint, Brown, Fernandlna N
sailed. schr Hitchcock, Blair. Bath. he
New York, March 29-Arrived out. stearns5iu.
Canada, New York for London; Heyetia NJ.
York for Liverpool we"
Arrived, steamship Trave, Bremen.
SPOKEN
BARK Admiral (Nor), Gjertsen, from Savannah
Tor Hamburg, no date. lat 80 Ion 81 'l'"
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Office has been established in the Cnston H Sc
at savannah. Notice to mariners, pilot chars
and all nautical information will be furnisbed
masters OF vessels free of charge. Canaan,
are requested to can at the office. ''''S
LIEUT. f Fl SHERMAN.
In charge photographic Station
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T1W0|" NWfIVW
POULTRY Market frmer; demand fully sup
Piled.
EGGs-Market unsettled, stock ample and
moderate demand.
PsASUrs stock; demand moderate;
prices steady.
SJsAR-Georgla AMI Florida nominal; none
In market.
HONgY Demand nominal
SWEET PorArJgs-darket steady; ample sup.
ulv ~
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SHIPPING INrELLIGENCE.


MINIATURE ALuANAC-rdLS DAY
HIGH WATER AT SAVANNAH. So. $40 NJ 3:41 NJ
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terest taken in them were strictly upon the
same plane The features OF the market were
confined to selling OF Erie in the early dealings,
and the efforts Of bears 10 get Rock Island and
texas Pacific down meeting with only slight
success IN either. The bank statement was, if
anything. more favorable than expected. as
some money was known TO have gone out Of the
banks, while receipts from bonds purchased by
the treasury were limited, and an increase of
nearly u GeOO SO close 10 the first OF April is
regarded as favorable to better business, and
the general opinion on the street is that a
broader and better market may be expected be-
tween April and April Is. The efforts of bears
gave the market, which had been utterly stag
nant. a rather heavy tone toward the end of the
session, and the close YVES heavy, though final
changes are in all cases insignificant Sales of
listed stocks reached only $1,000 shares. The
following were the closing quotations:
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RICE-The market was fairly firm at quota
tions. There was good demand. with moderate
offerings. The sales during ths day were 123
barrels. At the Board Of Trade the market
was reported steady at the following
quotations Small job lots are held at 1s6Dl4c
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SUNDAY, March so, 1890
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Anderson.
Steamship Dessoug, Savage, Philadephia-C
& Anderson.
Steamer Ethel, Carroll, Cohen's Bluff and
way landings--W Gibson, Manager.
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ARRIVED UP FRoMoU ARANTINE VEST
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Bark Calico S Utah, .Ansaldo, to load for the
Meditteranean-Ch G. Dahl Go.
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CoTToS-The market was quiet but firm at
quotations. There was a slow inquiry and but
small business doing. The total sales
during the day were 13l bales. On
Change at the opening call at 10 a. IN, the
market was reported steady and unchanged.
with SAILS Of 80 bales. At the second call, at
p. m. it was steady, the SALES being l0l bales.
At the third and last call, at y. m, il
closed steady aud unchanged, bat with
no further sales. The following are the
official closing spot quotations of the Cotton
Eychanoa.
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SPOKEN.
Bark Admiral (Nor). Gjertsen, from Savannah
for Hamburg. no date, lat 33, lon 81. ''Ni
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SCI IsidH4s-The market was frmer. Thsre
was good demand and about 400 bags were
sold during the day at about quotations.