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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-01-07
PASSENGERS.

Per steamship City of Birmingham, from New
York-W O'Connell. Miss LO'Connell, j w Har-
ley and wife, KISSING, j Restel f Barry, j
Charlton Piconka, F'eek. Miss A Spellman.
Miss f Ackeman, Miss J Doe, Fl G Margott, f
Spinning, Miss Spinning, Mrs II C Maryott, L
Cramer and wife. f NJ Emerson, G T Learl, j P
Copeland and wife, Miss II S Potter + Tomkins,
IL Samuel, Mrs Roberts and child, II L Pres
ton H Wardell, L H Lane, wife and child, A f
Williams, Written and wife, L N Decker, j
] Dunyan, G II Anderson, w McDermott Jas
Dune, = Sullivan, J Bunyoli, G Dele:nox. W
Poor, Boyle, W We'll, Duporte, II Revi, A
Antonetti, r STACK, Dunn, j Stouls, IS
colored, and 10 steerage
Per steamship c ty of Augusta, from New
York. Smith and wife, J Genessal, Paul
Rlenberg, Miss NJ McDonney, Nowito, G Lee,
Mrs Nowito. F Reustle, Canterbury, e Brooks,
b Bramell, j Brady, Mrs G w Morgan, Miss
Morgan, r Hyatt, H Jackson. f john L
Rhinehard, J F Knapp, E Fenno. p Ray
mond, NJ Williams, G Harrell, D Simpson e T
Kelsey, H Bloom. Mrs II Smith, L Sherry, S E
Grese, j Mcmillan, N Farence, n Paiento,
A Henlew, J 2 Patento, D Hemptead Mrs e E
Mrs L NJ George, L G Dexter. f w Chickering G
Hndley, G Kaufmann G Refine, A Haasse, K
Baker, Otte, flanagan, j Raphael, Smith
(coD, K Jefferson (col, j Easton (coD, K Mil
son, j Ironti, t Artale f Mason, NJ Loerch w
Rltteman, A Mausebach w Phelphs. w Cope
land, A McKittrick, p Mcclure, Donough, W
Coffin. G Hanson, Perrine ] Quain. + Gil
lies, L kirby. Hemingway. d Oreting, II Leon,
Carreth, G Striker, and Storage.
Per steamship Nscoochee, for New York;
Wilkerson, Miss 7 Tear, II F Owens, J j Suli-
van, H Fischer, J Gay, NJ White, and 3steerage
Per steamer Katie, from Augusta and way
landings-H Boyd X G Guerard, Miss z Bower
N Vickery, Miss Exley, J G Goethe, Miss
Armstrong. Mrs Wollaston. j w Upchurch, Mrs
Hack, j Lowther G w Lowther. II II Peoples
and son, Mrs Martin, T B Roberts, Mrs RAIN. DIR
W g Bowie, e NJ Lawton, Miss Mingledorf, Mrs
J g Goethe, Thos Wollaston, Miss f Helmly, L
B Rast, Misses Hack, W Lother, w Rieser,
Mrs @ W Lowther, f H Conner.
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CONSIGNEFS.

Per Charleston and Savannah Ry, Jan g.
Transfer Office Montague & Co, Reppard & Co,
Garnett, S & Co, Southern Cotton Oil Co. ] II
Hennessy, Savannah Guano Co, Brown Bros, D
] Morrison, Georgia Fertz Co, ] d Weed & Co,
Teeple g. Co, Coast Line Ry, NJ Boley & Son, II
Traub. NJ Ferst's Sons Co, Krouskoff. Thos
West, Cohen.
Per Savannah, Florida and Western Railway
Jan 6-Fordg Office, Ellis, Y q Co. Heron 4 q.
Frank & Co, Ludden & b, Kavauaugh & b. j F
Tietjen, A III Champion. Southern Cotton Oil Co,
Lee Roy Myers & Co, w d Simkins, G o Haines.
A LETTER & Son. A Hanley, NJ Ferst's Sons & Co.
Savannah Cotton Mills, G w Tiedeman, & Bro,
G Bruyn, Byck & S. Myers & Bros, j Silva,
NJ Boley & Son. A J Miller x Co, w Miller A
w Hammond. Standard Oil Co, Lowell & J., w
Searles, Il b Hunting & Co, McDonough & Co,
K Miller, Savannah Steam Bakery, ID Y Dancy,
McCauley S & Co, Reppard & Co, Eckman q V,
Falk g. Sons. J j Wall, Meinhard Bros s. Co,
Minis. M Henderson, j s Collins e. Go, w w
Gordon & Co, Peacock, H & Co, w w Chisholm,
M 81 D Mcintyre, Baldwin & Co, Butler & s,
Jno Flannery & Co, H NJ Conner & Co. @ L Jones,
Garnet, S & Co, Montague g. Co. Woods q Co,
N Maclean & Co, Chesnutt & or. r T Roberts,
j s Wood 4 Bro. j z Williams g. Co. II NJ FARLEY.
Per Contra Railroad. Jan 6--Fordg At.
W W Gordon e. Co, Jno FlanDery & Co, X Kirk
land. II N Conner & Co, n Y & y Mcintyre, J
Cooper, Baldwin 81 20. j y Williams 4 Co. II
Iraub, Garrett, 5 & Co. II Ferst's Sons g. co,
Woods & Co, NJ Farley Wood & Bro, ) A
Wyatt, Warren IL a, q W Iieden1an AZ Bro, q A
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Nothing so handsome in the city as the
scarfs and other neckwear shown by Appel
81 Schaul, One Price to all
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ARRIVED AT QUARANTINE YESTERDAY
Brig Alfredo CSp),' Mas. Matanzas, in ballast
Wilder q Co.
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MEMORANDA

Steamship Nacoochee. New York.
Brig Robert Dillon, Providence.
Schr Willis S Shepard. Baltimore.
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s7IIPPIYa INTELLIGENCE.
MfSflTGRE 1LIHSAJ-rIIS DAY.
TUESDAY. Jan z. 1890.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

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TUESDAY. Jan z. 1890.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamship City of Birmingham, Berg, New
York-C g Anderson.
Steamship City of Augusta, Catharine. New
York-C G Anderson.
steamer Katie. Bevill Augusta and way land
ings-J 6 Medlock, Agt.
Steamer Bellevue, Baldwin. Beaufort. Port
Royal and Bluifton-Master.
Williams, Agent.
ARRIVED AT TYBEE YESTERDAY.
Ship Ceylon (Br), Mosher, Bahia, in ballast
Master.
BARK orskar Csw). Lundqvist, Santos, in bal
last -Master.
Brig Blanche OBJ. -, from --, in bal
laxs-AIsstar.
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600 Government bonds duh hut steady: four
per cents ~; four and half per cent. coupons
4O.'s. state bonds dull out steady.
A continuance OF unfavorable weather for
the coal trade. and reports of trouble along
some OF the railroad lines in the west. combined
this morning with a general disappointment
over the oanS statement of Saturday to create
rather b-aTlsh feeling among traders in the
STOCK market, and London prices coming lower
the opening Of the market was from sGlLS per
ceut. lower than Saturdays closing Iigures
Inc natural strength of the market soon
asserted itself, however, and, after the first
Few minutes, prices were firm to strong The
dealings presented few features of interest and
GOuid stocks fairly monopolized the attention
OF traders. Pacific Nail advanced sharply
even IN the face Of the weakness of the general
list, and late in the day touched 391s. A report
tnat bill was TO be introduced into congress
giving subsidy in some shape to American
steamers materially aided the improvement
An otner Gould speclalties We're prominent in
the dealings, especially Missouri Pacific and
WABASH preferred, but their movements we're
comparatively small. The smaller coal com
pallles were strong all the way out, offering
InarSed contrast 10 stocks of the great coal
roads, and Tennessee and Colorado Goals made
handsome advances for the day. Iackawanaa
ana Reading were the leading weak stocks in
the early dealings, but the decline in the latter
went no farther than u per cent, while I.acka-
wanna dropped l12 per cent. The course of the
downward movement was stopped by the
marked easing OF money, which never got above
per cent. and retired to late in the after
noon, though the bulk of the business was done
at q per cent. The supply was greater than
usual of late, and reports from Washington in
dlcatlng cessation of the demand for money
from the south and west, materially better
feeling was created. Stocks responded imme-
dlately, and before the close of the first hour
prices were generally better than those of the
opening, Texas Pacific was prominent at this
time for its advance, but it became 0nier soon
after. In trusts, Sugar and Lead changed
places, the former being strong while the latter
was perceptiby easier. There was a realizing
movement toward the close, which again sagged
prices off from best figures, and although the
close was quiet and firm, the market was left
generally fractionally lower than on Saturday
All important movements were ia an upward
direction, however, and Pacific Mail and Ten
nessee Coal are up Ia per cent. each, and
Colorado Coal 49, Sales of listed stocks 1SS. 156
shares; unlisted 2 1881. The following were the
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DEPARTED YESTERDAY
SAILED YESTERDAY

Steamer Ethel, Carroll. Cohen'S Bluff and
way landing--W Gibson, Manager.
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fut res ranged as follows.
Closing.

| CIScINNAT1. Jan. 6.-F'lour easy; family 81 80
@3 80, fancy 50 600 80. Wheat firm; No.
rcd 10, SC. Corn stronger; No. mixed 800
32 C. Oats easier; No . mixed 23@2414c.
| Provisions-Pork in light demand at 50 81 ..
Lard quiet at SIS G114@D5 70. Bulk meats firm;
| short ribs 81 6216. Bacon easy; short clear
| So 1919. Whisky firm at II o.. Hogs lower;
common and light So 2003 20; packing and
butchers S3 556D370.
LOUISVILLE, Jan -Grain-Wheat quiet; No.
Cred, 7jc. Corn quiet but firm; No. mixed
| Bic. Oats dull; No. p mixed 2l612415c. Pro-
visions quiet: Bacon-clear ribs nominal; clear
sides, packed, ST So Lard. prime steam, in
| tierces IS.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan 6.-Coffee quiet but firm;
| Rio lin cargoeS) common to prime, 16l20D2012c.
| Sugar strong; Louisiana open KETTLE strictly
prime 4&4c prime 1901 Ill C. Molasses quiet
but steady; Louisiana open kettle, common to
good prime 1s@35c; none but better grades
offered; centrifugals, choice 29c, strictly prime
| 240125c. Syrup 26G29c.
ST. LOUIS jan 6.-Ilour steady and I'M
changed. Wheat weak; No red, cash 73c;
January delivery 77}4c bid; May delivery S11sc;
July delivery 7i34c asked. Corn lower; No. ,
mixed cash. 251sc January delivery 254c:
February delivery 2516c; May delivery 277sc
| asked Oats weak; No ?, cash 10 C bid; May
delivery 2l16G. 219sc. Whisky at 81 OF. Pro-
visions d Ill and unchanged: Pork, 50 6216. Lard,
prime steam, S. 50. Dry salt meats-shoulders
| S404 1919, longs and ribs IS COO 1919, short
longs and ribs SIS 45I5 65, short clear S. 700
| 5 rs.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 6.-Flour quiet. Wheat
Southern dull; Fultz 72082c, Longoerry 100
S3c; Western easy; No. winter red, on spot
and January delivery 7SGGS2c. Corn-So lthern
dull; white 30034c; yellow, 9l@3ic; Western
| firm.
NAVAL STORES
New YoRK Jan 6, noon.-SpirIts turpentine
quiet but steady at 44A0454c. Rosin quiet
but firm at ST 2001 2219.
SOD p. m -Rosln quiet but steady at 81 200
221s for common to good strained. Spirits
turpentine dull at 44Ac
CHARLESTON, Jan. 6.-Turpentine quiet at
Ale. Rosin firm; good strained at 95c.
WILMINGTON, Jan. 6.-Spirits turpentine
| firm at 4115c. Rosin firm; strained 90c, good
strained 95c. Tar firm at 81 S. Crude tur-
pentine firm; hard 81 TO- yellow dip aud virgin
81 20.
RICE
NEW Yo7K. Jan. 6.-Rice steady; domestic ~
| G16Ac, Japan 4140jMc.
| NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 6.-Rice dull; ordinary
to good 3A@414c.
PETROLEUM.
| NEw Y99K. Jan. 6.-Petroleum market
opened weak at &c decline and fell sc more in
! early trading. After a long interval of dullness
the market closed at 1925 for spot and 1895 for
| February option.
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SAVANNAa MARKET.

RrcE-The market was quiet and steady at
unchanged prices The sales during the day
were 225 barrels. AT the Board of Trade the
market was reported steady at the following
mutations. Small job lots are held at 1s@44c
higher:
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NAVAL SToREs-The market for spirits tur-
pentine was quiet and somewhat nominal
There was fair inquiry, but holders views
we're rather extreme, and buyers and sellers
single transaction reported during the day.
At the Board of Trade on the opening call the
market was reported firm, at 42c bid for regu-
lars At the second call it closed firm at 42c bid
.forregulars. Rosin-The market was quiet and
steady at quotations. The sales during the
day were about 1917 barrels. AT the
Board of Trade on the first call
the market was reported firm, at the
following quotations: A, B, G, D and E Csc.
81 10, n 81 co. window glass 81 50, water
white So O5. At the last call it closed I'M
changed
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DRY GOODS.
GUSTAVE ECKSTEIN&C0.

Will continue this week their Great Sale of Cloaks from
auction Notwithstanding immense sales last week,
there is still large lot on hand which will DE slaughtered
at less than half the cost of production
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WO1E'S0N S.L. WoIfson San Antonio. I'LL

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trage ieiner Serrin unb bes Briuaen,
bic unien i'm Wagen iaben, na& Dem
Befinben bes 6errn Boron bon Wilb.
hagen erfuubiete.
Gas mar, als bdtte man ibn mil fols
tenn WaHer begDlfen. CT IieB fiir bic
yta9frnge banfen unb fagte, Is ginge
ibm gut; bann trat ct IangIam tpieber
an bos 6enlfer, bitter ldHeInb iiber feline
Shwdhe, bic ben Gebnnfen In ibm
bate auftommen IoKen. bic Rarquiie
iperbe fd berablaRen, ibm in eisener
periou eiuen BeiuG ab3uiiatten. Das
iDar einmal tuiebtr redt tb6ridt getpe.
Ten, tpis alles In fsinem Denfeu unb
9bun Der iioIsen. fhbnen s5rau aeQen.
tibsr. Do fob fie i'm offenen @aaen
Heben BEN prinsen. gs hdite nur ei.
iler Meubhng ibres 6aupies, eines
glides ibrtr Auoen beburft, um i'm au
febeu-aber He rlbrie ii@ nidt.
Sobalb idj reifeu tann. perIaife id
paris, iagte Gintber Dor if@ bin.
Dor fiinf Msinuten bate er uid,t bo.
ron aebadt, baB ibn bic MlarquiIe bes
in@en tptrbe; iebt empfanb er ibr Nidt-
eri@sinen tDie cine unDerbiente Rrdns
tung.
SeifieuT, Der sur gRens5eit mieber
eintrat. fanb ibn eiufilbie uib berbriess
LID: gr f4ob bies auf Ghnibsrs De.
funbbeitsSuifanb.
0alten Sic es nur nod pierunb,man,
aig Stunben aus. iagte CT. Worgeu
bole i'd Sic um ftnf llbr 3ur prome
robe. ob. Der 9ostor bat es ers
Iaubt.
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YatlDr= nnb s@lafSimmer. 0aruitus
item Preiiett.
Seausme SaanfeItiible uno Grmftiible it,
ileien g,l1terit inb in alten, ipte fte alr 9eit
itltlerer gprfabren Mobe iparen. - ~,
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q terte,, uid,t in, s,ouse.

RoUGH ON RATS bertiIst Natten, Mdufe
uno S9Dal zen. SaIbe 10 gents.
ROUGH ON WORMS. Sine fiGere Burm.
Msbiain. 25 Gsnts.
RouGH ~ coRNs. 8IafFs 10 Gents.
sROnsb On GOnsbs.
@egeH 9n men, @rtdltuns, Seiferfeit, fbIim.
men Sals. Q 5 Gents.
ROUGH ON TooTHAcHE. StiHt ieben
3abnIdmer3. Is Gents.
&eaareIle Oil.
gerbinosrt Die 9iIOuns bon RunaeIn unb
6aiisn tn Der Sant. gerbiitet bas Belfperbeu
ano altern Dc Selidts5d9e grbdIt Sueenb unb
gttl@e IN fpa iosrbarer @siie. $l.oo srobe Ola.
iden, bel aae apotbstern.
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III bieiem Separtement fbtper unb seitia
perfauft. SIM gersleid,e gu friiberen Sabren,
baben mir bieie eaiIon n1e6r ais bas Sop>
petite in Danteln erbalten 3um llnsliif tritt
anbaltenb tparmes gSetter elm; fplslidb niiien
mir perStpeifelte 9lnitrensnnsen ma9cn Gs
TT allbefannte Sbatiade, bab reb,lSirte 9reiie
Sas bette Serfaufsn,itteI iinb, unb pbsIeidb mir
l6on @unSerte bon 0adnteln berfauft baben,
ltnO bp9 no9 biele Sunberte porbanbeu, bic
los9elhla9en iperben miifen. Sarunt iinb Sic
8reiie auf baS
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gefauft? 9ti6t ?
banm I'M 10 beiier /!
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bet Sbr prpfitireu,
obslei6 tpir gerlufte
erletben.
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