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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-18
Christmas Announcement.

Don't put off until the last moment Come once ana
make your selections. We will put them aside for you We
have the finest line of Christmas Goods Our stock com
prses almost everything. We want you to come and see
what we have If we have not what you will get
for you. We have Just received another lot of those
ELEGANT PORTIERES. If you want to something
nice call and them. If line of Music Racks and
Cabinets Wall Pockets, Foot Rests and other small novel
ties don't just suit you then you can't very we'll be suited
Look at the large assortment Of Table and Piano Covers
We have larger stock OF Lambrequns than all the other
stores put together.
'Now is the Winter of our Discomfort was written
before Lounges made Had Shakespeare lived in our
day and enjoyed the quiet rest that to who is the
happy posessor Of of Elegant Couches he would
never have written the famous tragedy wherein the wicked
Gloucester is made to pate OF our winter of discomfort
for in the enjoyment of such luxury such feeling would
have the famous bard any one else
who will invest in of those Luxurious Lounges Re-
cinng Chairs Our stock of Chairs is beyond comparison
We have plenty of money you get plenty of
time anything you may want to buy for CHRISTMAS
or NEW YEARS.
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THE BODIES CHANGED.
A Young Maiden Buried With Militia ~
Honors Through Mistake.
rom The DlmiaD Cubic CotDGny.


From the D1mi1D Cubic Co rDdau
BERLIN, Disc. IA grue9ome incident
occurred in Potsdsm Sunday last A GER
tain widow, by name Wachterhausen, had
daughter Amelia, who had gone to Nice
for her health aud had there diel. The
mother teiegraphed 70 an undertaken in
that city 20 forward the body to her. This
Wal apparently done, and in due time a
box inclosing an elaborate coffin which in
its turn was supposed 10 contain the body Of
the maiden, arrived.
Just az the ceremonies Of the funeral were
about 70 begin the mother insisted upon
having the coffin opened, which was done
forthwith, and. in place Of tie young girl,
there was found the body of an old
Russian military officer, dres sed in uniform.
decked or with medals, ana holding naked
sword in his hand.
kilograms we're Immediately dispatched
TO Nice, and it was learned that the bodies
had been mixed up; the maiden had gone to
S.noleusk instead Of Potsdam.
Tnen SmoleaSS was wired and the Rus
sian authorities were inter- gated in every
direction. To-day an answer came saying
that the body Of the young lady had beea
duly buried vita full military poEIp and
circumstance, and general holiday had
been enjoyed in the town To do reverence to
what was supposed tn be the officers mem
ory. What 10 do with the Rus ian is now
pulling the widow.
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MEMORANDA.

New YORK Dec 15-Arrived schr Anna. Chase.
Charleston.
Savannah 70 Liverpool or Continent l7-GId
prompt; barfs Montreal lBr Brunswick to
Unitel Kingdom. timber, sOs; Levanter, Bucks
port TO Palermo, fruit box shocks, 3l5c; Duls-
burg INorl, Sapelo Sound to United Kingdom
timber, S.s I'd
bremen, Dec l3-Arrived, steamship Long
hirst IBrj, Anderson. Savannah
Havre. Dec l3--Arrived, steamship Ardanhu
[Brj, Smith. Savannah.
Lisbon, Dee l3-Arriyed, bark Rifondo [Norl,
Olsen. Savannah.
Op rto, Dec 10 Sailed, bark 1 Due FrltelH
[ltall. Caiiero, Savannah.
Bermuda. Dec lin port, bark Rurik rRusi,
Pensacola for Sunder and. awaiting orders
Kingston, ia Dec 5--Arrved. steamship
Kong All Norl, Petersen Charleston.
Laguayra, NOV &7-oailed, brig Sullivan, Yates
Apalachicola.
MataDzas. Dec Gin port, sehr Mexico, Loring,
for Pensacola.
lands IBrl, Williams. Savannah; schr City of
Jacksonville, Stillwell. Jacksonville.
Boston, Dec l5--Arrived, scnrs Cora Duun.
Harrington. Pensacola; PenobSco., Carter,
Bruuswick. Dec 15-Arrived. schrs Abbie G
Stubbs, Pendieton, New York; Hard Beecher
Nickerson. New Haven
Cape Henry, Dec 19-Pas ed out. bark Unone
IItalj. Savannah.
Charleston, Dec 15--Saled. schr Jennie \
Cheney, Fernandins, TO lon1 for Black River.
ia.
galveston. Dec f5-Arrived, scar VIM II Hop
klns, Fisher, Pensacola.
Coosaw. s c. Dec l5--Arrived, schr Geo Tau
lane jr, kisner, Norfolk
Newport News. Dec t5-Arrivrd. steamship
WuotAn lBrl, Pfeffer, Charleston FOR Bremen.
New London. Dec l5-Arrived, schr Lois Y
Chaples. Ross. Jacksonville.
New Haven. Dec l5-Arriyed, schF Norombega.
Craig, Brunswick Ga.
Philadelphia, Dec i5-Arrived, bsrk VIM II
DeSs. WaSeley. Savannah scar Ida School
craft. Booyo, Georgetowr, sc.
Cleared. schr Frank Naaderherchen. Chamber
Lam. Charleston,
Vineyard Haven. Dec i4-Arrived. schr Cyrus
Hail, Dix Brunswick. Ga. for Boston.
satilia River, Ga, Dec 1i-Saed. sohrs Martha
Beinent. Rulon, New York for Newport: Mat
tie Eaton. 6Amags. New York.
Port Royal. 8 G. Dec 70 Arrived. schr Clytie,
Crockett. baltimore.
Cleared, sehr Harry Ritter, Peterson. Bait
more.
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MARKETS By TBLEGaAPH.


New YoRK. Dec Il. noon. Stocks opened
dull but firm. Money easy at 405 per cent.
Exchange long, 81 7aAG14 ~; short, 81 S3151
o3N. Government bonds neglected. State
bouds dull but steady.
Following were the = p. m. STOCK quotations:
Erie. .............. ISIS Richm'd & W. Pt.
Chicago & North. 1885 Terminal ...... 1891
Lake Shore. .......10j Western Union. 751s
Norf. & W. pref. 521a
500 p. III. Exchange closed active and strong
at a S0l5it4 IS. Money easy at 265i per
cent, closing offered per cent. Suh-Treasury
balances-Coin, 8 462 200: currency, S3,9j.,-
90 Government bonds q ise4 dull 'ut steady;
four per cents L.; four and a half per cents
i05 State bonds steady.
The stock market to-day was still very dull
and exceedingly narrow, Dut remained firm 10
strong. with tn, exception OF a short time In
the forenoon. when there was an attempt 20
knock Il down. on the thsory that London was
selling stocks. The market opened higher, but
soon tha up ard movement was checked by
b ar ore atoms ana Union Pacifil was klOckei
lwn I per cent, aud others frlctions. The
current was then turned and prices from that
tine failed 20 ssos weakness ia any manner
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bushels OF corn for December changed hands
altogether, but it produced q very yeasty effec.
The closing price today is one cent higher than
was a slight trade In oats the closing being l1l,
higher. Provisions started at about e prices
OF the day before. The tendency was down
ward during the forenoon, bIt owing 70 the
strength developed In the grain markets there
was rally later and prices for pork showed a
Moderate advance over those at the correspond
ing time day before. Lard and rios wers IN
changed from yesterdays rs trading ceased
Heavy receipt OF hogs were q feature and the
price reported from the wards was maintained
81 and below the former low level
CHICAGO, Dec. i7.-Cash quotations were as
follows: Flour UNCHANGED. No :. spring wheat
elbec; No ,, red. 92a9sIkc Oorn-No .. So.
Oats-No. :, 4ic. Ness pork, s. 251s s7I6.
Lard-S6 o.. Short ri 50 90D4 IS. Dry
salted shouiders-s4 5olD4 90. Short clear s. 20
@5 IS. Whisky. at a. Il
Lea1ing futures raa yed as follows:
Opening. Highest Closing.
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THE MORNING NEWS: THURSDAY, DECEMBER IS. 1890

Tor the remainder Of the day Lackawanns
was suolectet 20 squeeze OF the shorts. aud
TOOK the lead in the upward movement; bat
Onlon faeiiic was sluggish, and did not FULLY
respond to the temper Of the rsss Of tire list
Intli late In the day. Pacific Mail was stinu-
lated, however, oy prospects OF a subsidy bill
coming up tor acttOa, aud IL spurted per cent.
o. very night trading. IN rest of the list were
tavorably affected by the action Of three com
banles on the new ayrsement. and Rock Island
Louisville and Nashville and Northwestern were
AL prominent IN the advance which followed
l ne market finally coSel duh but strong ct the
highest price OF the day, anu final chaases are
an IA the direction OF higher figures. The sales
OF listed stocks aggregated $4,000 shares and
unlisted 500 shares
The Following were the closing quotations Of
the New York Stock Exchange:
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Per Charleston and Sav&"nah Railway. Dee
l7-Savannah Grocery Co, Palmer Hardware Co,
S Guckrn1eimer x son, Savannah Cotton Mills,
NJ kerst's Sons & Co Gregg. } & w, " J Doyle,
a Hunter, Smith Bros. Tilton & 60, A Hanley,
Lutden & Il, S Krouskod. Lee Roy Myers & Co.
J Henry & Co, Jett:e Alexander, Lippman Bros.
Decker & II. A Enstcins Sons.
Per Savannah. Florida AMI Western Railway.
Dec l7-Fordg ONCE S Guckenheimer q Son, j
Derst Lindsay q NJ Ferst's Sons a Co. A n
Thompson, h Schwarz, A q Rhodes q Co. $ /.
NewDoid, II Vi Selig, q W Tiedemau q Bro, A c
Harmon, Mcdonnell & s, j 5 Collins 6 Co. Pul.
man 7 Z Co, A Hanley. Savannah c & W Co. Il
q West, A II Champions Son. Strauss & Z. NJ
Wessick. p Kirkland, j 2 Grady e Son, w S
Yates, N Henderson, Harms & j. Smith Bros,
W D Slmkins, A Ehrlich Il Bro heNter 4 K. W
r Enochis, 0 Miller. II 0ppenheimer. Mrs J
Hemken & S. w II Haskell. A EinsJein's Sons,
A J Miller a 90, II HGssack, q ! Baldwin. ben.
sou Bros r Lord, T ID Rockwell. J Q March.
Per Central Railroad Dec 17-Baldwin < 90,
Jno Flannery & Co. Woods, q a. Go. Heron 4 @,
IL NJ Conner Il 20. Montague Il 20, Warren & A.
Maclean & Co, STUDIOS Il T.W W Gordon & 10,
Dwelle. c & D, j 8 Wood 4 Bro Butter & =, j Il
Cooper. NJ & d Mcintyre, 4 J Miller 4 Go. I
b Moore, H frsub. 5 Guckenheimer & Son II
Harrison, Savannah Grocery Co. F. A Schwsrx,
Palmer Hardware Co, " lyman. Jas Douglas,
NJ Ferst's Sons & Co. Lindsay & M, GoetIieb &
H. Savannah Brewing Co, Mcmillan Bros, w J
G mptly, J McGrath & Co, A LETTER & Son. A
kaufman. Eckman K V, Fl Solomon IL Son. &
Meter 4 co, Lippinan Bros. r J Davis, T Foir,
Savannah $ Go, Ellis, Y & Co. j D Weed a Co.
Savannah Furniture Co, J 2 Williams 4 Co, q
wilkins, Peacock, r. & Co Mutual Coop ASso'n
Norton & II, reeple & Co. n NJ Seiix, Savannah
Times, Savannah Steam Bakery Benson Bros &
Co, u Morrison, Jno Lyous g. Co Rich g. Co, J
Heyman, Myers & Bros, N Henderson. A $
Canuet, Minnie Wade, N BoIey & Son. Sayannah
Harness Co, 7 NJ Fleming, J " ohanka.
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ln charge Hyirographlc
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

london, Dec 15-Steamer st Asaph lBrI.
Evans. from Savannah for Bremen, before re-
ported ashore at Nieuwe dep has been assist.
ed of.
Halifax, y :, Dec 6-Schr Maud Carter IBrl
from Havana, reports having encountered
severe weather during the entire trip an havin,
lost her foremast. Dec Z. lat "a. Ion & 20.
fell IN with and boarded abandoned bark Jout-
sen RUS. from Philadelphia for Fernanuinn
and Rio Janeiro tbofore reported Her fore
mast was gone just above the house and the
ooNsprit at the kuighthead, and about half the
main and miEEanmasts were standing. The hull
was quite sound. After taking a quantity OF
material OF she was set on fire, a. abe was cou.
sldered a dangerous obstruction TO navigate n.
Her position then was so miles W by of Ber-
muda ami 2iO miles from Hatteras.
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Per Charleston and Savannah Railway. Dec -
--Sos bales cotton. IS OOis 7, SIN, box cheese,
cases 1eroots. II tons gtlano, l box powder, 1
bags ANNUAL food. I box shells, = boxes nui /
can med suppl : ~ bhls rice cases hats, car
sash doors. or,san, biol WHISKY. : trunks, I
bdl bedding. bi hides, case cigars case [
paper case Gags, box glass. p boxes mel,
- pump, bdl bands. l rack caps.
Per savannah. Florida and Western Railway.
Dec l1-i.6lG bales cotton. 7S3 hbls rosIn. IDS
bhls spirits turpPntine, 259 pkgs mdse IL bales
hidesI 1 lot n goods, bbl potatoes, 2 cases
nrywurks, bnls whisky. i75 sacks bran. / case
paint, IL o0ls syrup, cars bric&. Dbl apples. (
boxes vegetables. 1 Dbl vegetables, 6 buggiss. IL
empty oblS, % 0dls chairs s,5f? boxes fruit
wagon, l07 bbls fruit, refrigerator.
Per Central Railroad, D1c l7-9 755 bales cot
ton, 25 o1ls spirits turpentine, 1859 bhls rosiu.
bales n DIES, - bales domestcs, pkgs leather,
30 pkgs tobacco, 20 odls paper &c 1855 lbs lard, S
obls whisky, 1900 lbs bacon. is hf bbis whisky
100 pkgs mdse, Il bbls -four, II cars humber. 100
pkss hardware, car wood, 5 bbls syrup. cars
stock, cases liquor, so empty bbls, cars stone.
. Pegs vesetao es cars cotton sced. / car beer.
~ cases eggs, 60 bbls oil, 20 tos pig iron, car
coal
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GEORGETOWN. c. Dec fS-Arrived. schr Myrs
W Spear. Caswell. New YORK.
i2tn-Sailed, schr Puritan, Sargent. Patcho-
que, J. /.
Jacksonville. Dec ls-Arrived. schr Victory,
Bethel Charleston; Bella Russell steelman,
New York
Cleared, schr Chas d Hall. Lew. Boston
New York, Dec I-ArriFed out. steamships
England, Canada, Arizona
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Now York Market .peview.


New YoRK, Dec 15.-Not withstanding the
continued liberal receipts of oranges. they are
moving out freely and at firm prices. Fancy
fruit desirable sizes at 50 - TO SO 3315 straight
lines, 81 20 TO So 90; medium grades, S. 10; rus
sets, 81 % TO 81 90. Tangeri1es selling at 80 90
TO 81 90: Maudarins IS so 70 81 90 They must
he /. Jstive y fancy to sell freely Grape fruit
SO % To 81 90 per barrel. ! advise holding back
shipments of grape fruit, as receipts are heavy
at present from the West Indies Vegetables
Choice string beans find ready sale at 81 50 20
So 90 per crate Cucumbers in liberal supply at
81 so to 81 %. Peas ~ so 10 SO so; tomatoes.
80 90 10 81 co. egg plant, 81 50 to 81 20 per bar
rel. Market rules firm on furs, dry hid s. etc
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sAILEn YESrERnAy.

Steamship Chattahoochee. New York
Steamship VIM LaSreuce. Baltimore.
Bark Ole Bull [Norl, Glasgow.
Schc ida Lawrence. lia tilnOre.
Scnr Thos z Bah. New YORK
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DEPARTED YESTERDAY

Steamer Bellevue. Baidwia. Beaufort Port
Royal aud Blaftor-W Gibson. Agt.
Steamer Katie, Bevll. Augusta and way land
ings-C II Nedlock. Agt.
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THURSDAY. Dec IS, 1890.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamer Ethel Carroll Cohen's Bluff and
way laniings--W Gibson, Manager
Steamer Alma, Strobhar, Beaufort, Port
Royal and Blufton-C Fl Medlock. Agt.
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SHIPPING INrELLtG ENCE.

MINIATURE ALNANAC-rIl5 DAY.
SUS RISES ............. 49,. ..............7:05
Sun SKrs. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. rs S
HIGa WATER AT SAVANNAH. .l2:3i N, I:05 Pm
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NOTICE TO NARINERS

Notices 10 mariners, pilot charts and all nauti-
collaboration will bs furnished masters of ves-
sells free OF charge ut the United States Hydro
graphic onice 10 the Custom House. Captains
are requested TO call az the Office
LIEUT. II SHERMAN
IN chArya HV.4rogrnnhd. Station
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EXPORTS.

Per steamship VIM Lawrence for Baltimore
~ bales cotton, 10 bbis spirits turpentine, 5ss
bbs rosin. IS bbs RIGS. 80 bbls cotton seed oil g
casks clay, 1859 pkgs oranges SO bales hides 9
6bls fish. 10000 feet lumber, a bales domestics,
3A6 pkgs ndss.
Per steamship Chattahoochee. for New York 49,
LBS bales cotton 20l bbls spirits turpentnc. 583
bols rosin, 100 bbs cotton seed OIL l bale hides.
l3S bales domestcs. B.. $50 feet lumber. 3 735
crates oranges, . hols oranges, 2S7 pkgs mdse, 80
turtles, IS crates vegetables, 20 bbls vegetables,
car laths-
Per steamship City of Macon. for Boston
l,5Sl bales cotton. IS b0ls spirits Surpentine 900
bales WOOL "a 9Si feet lumber, 90 bbls oranges 8
ools iish. s. 4Si crates oranges, 10 bhs vegetables
llS pkgs mdse, 2SS tons pig iron % pcs stone.
Per steamship Miguel u Pinilos lSpl. for Bar
celona-7 bales upland cotton. weighing 1851
pounds (additionaD.
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Mill timber 81 below these figures.
ERFIGHTS

LUmBER-C osstwise-There is a surplus of Of
ferng tonnage, causing a very dull market, with
downward tendency. Rates are For Baltimore.
81 50Q35 90, according TO dispatch In loading;
Philadelphia. s. 90: New York, S. 0085 25
and wharfage: Sound ports and Boston,
IS 5O05 90. From 25O56c. is paid yes
sells mere for shifting TO load az nearby
ports. Tim r, ocDsi higher than lun-
Der rates. 70 the West Indies and Wind
ward, nominal; to Rosario. SIS O0019 90; to
Buenos Ayres or Montevideo, Sl6 00W16 50 to
Rio Janeiro, Sl6 90: to Spa nish aud Mediterra-
mean ports Si4 90; Co the United Kingdom for
orders, nominal for timber, IS standard:
lumber. s5. Ste lm-To New York. 81 90: to
Philadelphia S. 90; 20 Boston, SIS 90: to Balti-
more, ST 80.
NAVAL SroREs-Market is dull Foreign Cork.
ETC. for orders, small spot vessels, roSin. Is 72d
and IS 1854: to arrive, Is 11fd and 3s l014d;
spirits AdIiatic. roSin, IS: Geuoa, 2s 7]sd South
America, rosin, Soc Der barrel Of $50 pounds.
Coastwise-Stesn--To Boston, lie per 100 bs
on rosin 90c on spirits; to New York, rosin,
713c per 100 ms: spirits, soc; to Philadelphia,
ro,in ne per 100 fbs: spirits SOC; to Baltimore
rnSin goo: sniriCs Zoe. Coast wise Quiet.
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BALTIMORE. Dec. i7-Flour dull; How
ara street aud western supsrnne S. 0O04 %;
extra - I09i 20; family 81 jo615 10; city
nhlls, hIo brands extra, s. 011DJ - Wheat
Southern firm; FultE 95cdlSI W; Longberry.
Soct2Sl "; western easy; No. winter red
on spot and December 9jGbo6I4i. Corn-South.
err stee ~; white, new, 55Ge5' tac yellow. new,
5000 t2c; western steady, mIXed On spot, a7lS
CINCINNATI, Des l7.-Flour in fair demand;
family. 375Dt %: fancy, sos % Wheat
easy; No. 2, mixel 99c. Corn stronger; No. 2,
Poak steady; 10c. Lard strong; S. 5OGA5 20.
Hulk meats steady: 81 S1IS15c. Bacon easy;
q % Provisions steady. Whiskey steady
ST: LOUIS Dec i7.-F1our fr1u, fair inquiry,
fanny. 80 1908 IS; choice. IS 4Ons 90; fancy.
- OeGo4 Is Wheat closed No. Z red cash. g5E
ysc; May, 81 bid; July s9lsG9o4c. Corn opened
steady at yesterdays closing prices. closed at
H9lc above yesterdays latest figures No 9,
cash. 1890, Decembcr 4ssSc, May bns0Ihc'
Oats arm and higher; No. :, cash, 4s}Sc
H IRON c Say ti , BasE WS,st SA9
PROVISIONS very dull. bushes coafined chiefly TO
small job lots Pork, s. 75@lO Lard, prime
steam. s. 6O95 IS. Dry salt meats IS TO 10
RIBS, SIS 05; short clear s. 20; Bacon, boxed
ssh "a 81 Sl1; longs and ribs So 10 clear.
IS s. Sugar cured HAMS slo OO0S12 so.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 17.-Sugar in fair de-
mand, open kettle, strctlyy prime SIS 1903 1G;
prime, SO "A, Oentrifrugals plantation granula-
ted: 5ssGD3 loc; choice yellow clarified, 4 1915
@415c. MoasSes quiet, open kettle, choice, DOC
PRIME 22033c; centrituSalS, strictly prime 10
130!4c. Syrup, @@25c.
NAVAL STORES.
New YORK. Dec. II, noon.--RoSin quiet and
steady, at 81 42l6161 AS. Spirits OF turpentlne
dull and lower; strained, common TO good, at
371403134c
3:JJ p. m.-Rosln dull but steady: strained,
common to good 81 451l 80 Turpentine
lower. at S71S03S.
CHAsLssroS Dec. l7.-Spl-its turpentine dull
at Sizl G34lac. Rosin quieo; good strained
81 Is
W1LMNeroN. Dsc. IL - Spirits turpentlns
steady at 3iIsc. Rosin firm; strained 81 10; good
strained 81 IS. Tar firm at 81 S. Crude tur-
psntine firm: hard 81 20; yellow dip 81 30;
virgin 81 90.
RICE
NEW YORK.. Dec. H. Rice steady. quiet; do.
nestle. quiet; fair to extra, 5A@6ls.
NsT OtLEA =. Dec I5.-ltice steady; ordinary
TO prime 4lsGis4c.
PETROLEUM
Nsw YouK. Dec IS - Petroleum market
opened steady, but afternoon advanced on
small buyinZ orders from .heswest, and closed
firm. Pennsylvania oil, on spot, opeuing,
94l4c; highest, 64ssc; lowest 64Ilc, and closing
az ca &c; January options opening 6eI6c: high
es;, eoc; lowest, e81ac; closing, st o45tc. Lima
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NAVAL SIOhkS-I 10 IHtI htL tut 5pITIIS UuT-
pentine was quite firm ~ quotations.
There was a fair inquiry, and about 800 casks
changed hands during the day, at S416c for
regulars at the Board of Trade on the opening
call the market was reported firm at 3416c for
regulars. At the second call it
closed firm at 3H3c for regulars.
Rosin-The market was quiet and fairly steady.
The demand was light though steady. with
pretty liberal offerings, especially of the better
grades The sales during the day were 1880
barrels. At the Board of Trade on the
first call the market was reported dull for K
ami above and firm for and below, with sales
OF 50 barrels, at the following quotations.
A, b, c, ID and Z. 81 20; F. 81 27IE; G. 81 27ta;
Il ST SIN; 81 90; K, 80 10; VI, 81 so; n, So 40;
last call it closed firm for l and below, and
quiet for 10 water white with further sales of
go barrels at unchanged prices, except for win
dow glass, which was quoted at S3 So and water
white AZ 500.
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Per steamship City Of Macon. for Boston
A Querr.nc, d Colin. r. Anderson.
Per steamship Chattahoochee, for New York
7 Eckersley, " ] Browning, r w Tat. Mrs O e
McGrsth, c w Dahl. j Bensal, w II Fraukel J
Goldsmith, J X b Scott j T Noses
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R1cE-The market was dull and the sales
merely nominal. The following are the official
quotations of the Board of Trade. Small job
lots are held at 1s014c lower:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-19
New York Financial Market.
nv Telegram.

NEW YORK, June 1S.-Money closed at
! per cent. Exchange steady; posted
rates, 1920 iSS; active rates, 1870 1871
for sixty days, and 4S7A@lSS for demand.
Governments steady; currency, 6s, III bid;
As. coupons. l22lS bid; as, do, los bid.
The stock market was very dull this
morning. while course of prices was very
irregular. In response TO higher prices in
London this market opened "a &C., higher
than yesterday with an exceptional advance
Of per cent. on Colorado coal. In the first
halt have Oregon trans. declined from 49, TO
~ and the general market declined in SYM
nathy with *, after twelve o'clock the mar
ket was firm gain and prices recovered ls@L
The market became weak again after
O'Clock on the announcement Of engage
ment Of 100000 gold for shipment, and
continued weak up 10 the close. just be-
fore the close the announcement Of a furth-
er engagement Of 500, 600 of gold for ship
ment added to general weakness, and the
market closed at about the lowest figures.
The Decline as compared with Yesterday
figures. ranged from = to per cent. Total
sales. 30. 10 shares.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-19

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NEW YORK. June 1s.-Messrs. Hubbard
Price a. Co., in their cotton circular tonight,
say A revival in the trade demand in Liy-
erpool caused sharp advance in the arri-
val market and many buying orders were
received here from abroad, where our cables
tell us the trade demand is expected 10 con-
tinue, as spinners have purchased but a
small portion Of their daily requirements of
late. Our market opened steady at > points
advance but under the liquidation Of a long
account in August deliveries, the market
slowly declined, closing barely steady
upon the summer deliveries, and steady
hpon the new crop positions.
Receipts ut Our ports to-day estimated
300 bales against l02 bales last week. The
spot market is steady at unchanged prices;
middling uplands, II 3-l6c.; sales. 25l bales.
Transactions in futures, $1,000 bales. Flu
lures closed 10 II points lower. as follows:
June, ll.9i@ll .9j; July, 1850 ll.@; Au-
gust, 1l.7I@ HIS; September, 1000 ll.0i I:
October, l0.G2@ 1868; November, l0.i9@
1921; December, 10000 lO.5l; January,
1880 1904; February. l0.jS6t 1919.
In Liverpool spot cotton closed steady;
middling uplands,G 1-lGd. Sales, 5000 bales.