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Charged With Murder in First Degree

Prosecuting Attorney Miller yesterday
nied aeriminal information against Malta
Leonl and Joseph Puccia. the two Italians
VINO are held for the murder of George
richards, whose dead body was found on
Mercer island. An information charging
EDWARD kinney with mayhem. for biting
Inc lips of Alexander Mclean, was also
fled
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THE BLOTrEis.
SUPERIOR CouRr-HrMRs.

sUPERIoR COURT-HUMEs. ,.
9. Ensle ct al VS.. slaughter Milling Company
s,.,I potafy injunction granted; A. L. Burwell
'bfhttu receiver with bond of 5000.
Ann !sham rs, A +. am-Temporary
sesa12g order issued, rCtUruabie August |.
- E4gesoreehtvs. Martin {. Aker-ti T. Riley
afFO'AIed receiver with bond OF sI,eo0
oseoiss farss ". W. h Spencer, clerk of super
1eiurnsble July u
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1000 Peonle Homeless. at St. Johns.

J,OOO People Homeless at st. Johns.
HALIFAX, n. s., July 2l.-General Ross
has received a cable message from the inn
perial authorities ordering him TO send a
comps of royal engineers to st. Johns,
n. F., to blow down the walls of ruins
either dangerous or difficult to remove by
ordinary means. The number of families
burned out is 1,7S4, making 1900 homeless
neOpIp
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Excursion to Cane Flattery.

The steamer City of Seattle will on Sum
day make another excursion to Cape Flat
terry from Seattle and Tacoma. She will
leave Yesler's wharf at $50 o'clock in the
morning, and the fare for the round trip
will be 81. This will be fine opportunity
to see the open ocean at small cost.
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Republicans of the Seventh Ward, At
fsntion.

There will he meeting of the Republic
ans of the Seventh ward NJ Pinckney
hall. corner of Depot and Broadway
streets. on "Wednesday evening. the 21th
of July. 1892. at s O'Clock sharp, for the
purpose of consultation regarding primary
election TO be held on Saturday following.
All Republicans Of the ward are earnestly
requested 10 attend. TRUsTES Z. DYER.
President Seventh Ward Republican Club.
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Sale of School Bonds.

County Treasurer Phelps yesterday sold
$500 worth of bonds for school district No.
los, to w. w. Dearborn. The bonds were
sold at par to draw per cent. interest.
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The South Dakota Storm.

Huron, S. Oak, July 2l.-The damage
by Tuesday nights storm at Gettysburg is
estimated at 100000 Six business houses,
six dwellings, two churches and one
schoolhouse were destroyed. Two persons
were killed and several injured.
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A Connecticut Village Burned.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., July 21.-Moosup,
Windham county, Conn, was visited by a
destructive fire this morning which de-
stroyed the greater part of the business
section of the village.
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Russia FOmenting Trouble in Bulgaria.
SOFIA. July 21.-The Bulgarian govern
ment's organ publishes a communication
from the Russian legation at Bucharest to
the Russian foreign Office, showing that
every movement against Prince Ferdi-
nand, of Bulgaria, is directed paid for
and instigated by Russia.
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RECRUITS FOR THE ARMY.
ee Assigned and Two More Enlisted
A Eranch st Tacoma,

Lieutenant ". L. Goodwin, of the army
recruiting Office, yesterday received the
Ass'gnments Of three recruits secured IN
'his city, as follows: Erik q. Gustafson.
70 Troop T. Fourth cavalry. at Boise bar.
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The MacD. &S.Co.
7I7-l9-2I-23 Front St.
SEATTLE, July 20, 1892.
Weather Forecast.
SAN Francisco, July al
Showers; slightly cooler ; west
erly winds.

There must be some reason
for such prices as we are max
ing during this great mid-sum-
mer sale. There is a good
reason for it, but that need not
now interest you.
Every present interest for
you is in the money saving OPP
portunities which this sale pre-
sents. We offer buying in
ducements that are worthy of
your i'm mediate attention.
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Butter! Butter! Butter /!
PATRONIZE HOME INDUSTRY.
NO BUTTER FAMINE IN SEATTLE.
BY.

important notice 10 grocers, dealers and The pub
lie generally. We are fully prepared TO supply tina
people Of Seattle with absolutely pure creamery
butter. made at our creamery daily. Families who
use our famous brand Of ID. ID. BUTTE X will have
no other. A cordial invitation extended 20 tn,
citizens Of Seattle 10 visit creamery. Purs
sxeat milk. eni fresh batterznilk delivered
10 any part Of the city.
THE DuWAMIsH DAIRY COMPANY.
Cor. Fifth and Lane. telephone f46.
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ANUS EMENTS.
FRIDAY, JULY 90, 1892.

<. 1.-THE FEAST OF ADoNIS" -.
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viii be rendered by a chorus of choice solo voices.
All under the direction of Professor c. G. Munson.
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DR.SCHENCK'S Book on COnsumpti
Liver Complain and Dyspepsia, sent free
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
FINANCIAL.

FINANCIAL
NEW YoRK, Feb. H. noon.-Stocks opened
quiet but firm. Money easy at 116ll2 per cent.
Exchange-lorg, "a S516Q14 S52z; Short "a $50
SSA. State bonds neglected. Government
bonds dull but steady.
Erie 1925 Richm'd e W. Pt' ,.,>
NEW York, Feb. II, 500 p. m.-Sterling ex-
change closed quiet but steady at "a s61a0
50; commercial bills, 81 1904 671s. Money
easy at ll6@2 per cent; closing offered at 2
per cent. Government bonds closed dull but
steady; four per cents ll61s. State bonds dull
but firm.
Sub-ureasury Balances-Coin, $1l5. 2S6. 900; cur
rency, $16,2i9,000.
to-day, and moved within a narrow limit when
compared with the wide fluctuations of the last
Two weeks and while there was considerable
hammerlng by room traders and the bears
prices were generally strong in the forenoon
nut Welded more readily later in the day
There was q continuation of the rumors Of
action against the new combination. The sub
stantisl part OF the movement, however, was
realizatlons in Reading and the pressure or
short stocks in the remainder OF the list. In
the forenoon, New England was special strong
poipt and it scored a rise of 1l6 per cent, but
failed to hold it in the late trading. chicago
Gas was made the special point OF attack by
the bears in the early deaiings' ana II was
forced off nearly ~ per cent. from Its last
nights figure. The general list opened with
continued pressure and first prices were all
lower, Reading being down per cent; but the
strength of New England rallied the entire
market despite the pressure upon Cnlcago das,
and advances of large fractions were maze all
along the line, without any special IeaSur9 OUT
side of the ow-priced shares and New England.
The forenoon was marked by firm temper,
and the best prices OF the day we're generally
reached toward 70 O'Clock. After that Time,
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with the figures Of yesterday. May opened Sc
higher at 9iJsc, advanced TO s214c. broke 20
sissc. reacted 70 ss14c, went on 10 elS4c. re
NAMED steady for time, then touched ailSc,
but grew strong again, rallying to 92Aso
and closing firm 9s1xc. Corn was
quiet and steady, with ductua-
lions confined 10 a range OF nc during the en-
tire session. and the close was at unchan ged
prices. Receipts were somewhat larger than
were looked for. but there was falling of in
the grading, Liverpool quoted prices 40
higher. Trade was slack and prices we're not
materially affected by fluctuations ia wheat
Oats were inactive and steady and closed &c
lower. Hog products were quiet and weak
during most of the session, but flrmed up
toward the close and closed without change
compared with yesterday.
CHICAGO. Feb. 17.-Cash quotations were as
follows: Flour steady and unchanged: spring
patents 81 s0G4 60; winter patents SOaa S;
bakers, 81 5004 90; straights 81 30
"a 90. Wheat : No. 9 spring, s9Izc; No.
2 red, 9sIsc. Corn-No. 2. %Oc Oats
No. 2, 29Gs9l4c Mess pork, per barrel.
IS S. lard. per 100 rs. IS Az Short ribs
sides, loose, S. S2IS. Dry salted shoulders
boxed, IS O005 q. Short clear sides, boxed
So 2O016 25. Whisky at 81 IL.
Leading futures closed as follows:
Opening Highest. Closing
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Inverness, Feb iS-Arrived. bark sverrs fBrl,
Cook. Darien.
Liverpool Feb is-saied. steamship stor-..
Lee lBrl, Bsily. Fer1andina; bark William, Tor
Tybee.
Valencia. Feb io-sAiled, bark Sara TRusl.
Carlson. Brunswick.
Carde mas, Feb ARRIVED, schr villa v Her.
manos, Gill. Apalacbicola.
9th-sAIled. schr HArbeson Hickman. Davis,
Apalachicola-
Grenada Feb i9-Arrivsd. schr Clifton [Brl,
Munro. Fernandina-
Havana. Feb o-Sailed. schr Anna Z Morse.
Croker. Key West.
Matanzas. Feb s-Sailed, schr Helen Ken.
ney. Corbett. Apalaohicola.
iith-Sailed, Carrie Woodbury.. Bryant, No
saqua, Feb s-sailed, schr Chas A Coulomo.
HaEleton, Brunswick
Ashepoo, S c. Feb is-sAiled. schr VIM John
son, Huntley. Baltimore.
Boston, eb lS-Arnved. schrs Rebscca T
LarAR1ln, Ray. Darien: Agnes 1 Grace Ellis
bruBwick; Isaac Campbell, Matthews Char.
lesion.
Baltimore. Feb i5-Arrived. schr Clara Goo
wtun. WymRn, Charlotte Harbor
=. brunsWlck, Feb l5-Arrived. schr Hattie Oar
ling lBrl, Kelly, Nassau.
Sailed-Barks Beiamino lArgl, Carvalho, Rio
Janeiro; LauRet lNorl, Bic, Hamburg
Gibbs. Darien.
Belfast Me. Feb l5-Arrived. schr Lavinia,
Campbell, Boston 10 load SOUTH.
Charleston, Feb i5-Cleared schr Hattie O
Luce, Satia River
Chatham, Feb l5-Passed. schr Elvira J
French. Brunswick for Boston.
Darien, Feb lS-Arrived. schr Frank McDon
aid. Haskell, Philadelphia
Clsarsd-Schrs G woodruff, Townsend.
New FORK; Minnie A Bonsall, Lodge do
Hyannis, Feb 15-Of Bass River schr L i
French, Brunswick for Boston.
Fernandina, Feb l5-Sailed ,schr Kate Flint.
Mcintyre, New York
l4tn-Arrived, steamer Sunshine [Brl. PhIla.
delphia.
Key West. Feb 12-Arrived steamship Cornu.
oia Brl. Hodge, Newport News (and proceeded
for plymouth, e, via Charlotte Harbor
Lynn. Feb l5-Arrived, brig Edith, Foster, Sa-
tilla River, Ga.
Norfolk, Feb l5-Arrived. steamship Guido
lSpl, Lachtorda, Charleston for Liverpool
Nobska. Feb l5-Anchored off, schr Alice
Archer, Bath for Darien.
Sailed from anchorage off here-Schr Lizzie
Brayton, Boston for Savannah.
Pensacola, Feb 1J-Arrived, steamer Sumatra
lNorl, Natvig, Newport News; barks Amedeo
lltal Marconaro Hamburg: Left fNorl, Micha.
elson, Waterford; vany [Gerl, MarseilIes: Jacob
lSwl, Johanson, Barbados; Alice Nor, Jacob
son, Dunkirk; schrs Mary Godfrey, Lyman
Galveston; + Hartley, Chase, do land
cleared to return).
Cleared-Barks Bella Formgosa TPortl. Res.
Bilbao; Felix Rusl. Dahlberg, Newcastle, E;
Sarenas lSwl, Ludgren. West Hartlepool; schr
Abbie q Cole. Cole, Galveston.
l2th-Arrived, schr Belle O'Neill. Hooper,
Havana.
Philadelphia, Feb i5-Arrived, schrs Gene
We've, Godfrey, Charleston; Annie E Rickerson,
Rumrill, Mobile; Addie B Bacon, Bacon, Char.
lesion.
Cleared-Brigs Annie Batchelder. wicks, Ga
vannah; Ann Trainor. Morris. Jacksonville.
Perth Amboy. Feb 15-Arrived schr James
Ives. Smith. Brunswick.
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CoNsIGNEEs.

Per Central Railroad. Feb 17--Woods, @ q Co.
Baldwin q Co, Jnc Elannery & Co, J r Cooper
j p Williams & 90, Dwely. @ & d. Gordon & Co,
] Wood & Bro, 8 & TIson, H NJ Conner & Co,
Montague & Co, NJ Y & d Mcintyre, Butler IS
NJ Maclean & Co. w Miller, M Y Henderson,
Hetterick, Mas. @ He;ker & Co. J r Sang.
ster, w Waters. Jackson, NJ q Co, X Fried
man, NJ Ferst's Sons & Co. j Rourke & Son, s
Parlin. D Morrison, D J Osgood, r Alien, j D
Larken, Savannah Grocery Co, J d Weed & Co,
" German, Guckenheimer Son, Specially
Co. Standard Mnfg and Com Co. Sheftall & s,
Warnock & w, d Treanor, Kirkland, VIM
McKowen, Mrs MaryAllen Lee Roy Myers & Co,
Mrs w W Gordon, aobey, a Letter & Son,
Frank & Co, Eckmsn & V, G T Thomas. q G
Tollfarro, g Eckstein & Co. Mutual Coop Asso'n
Palmer Hardware Co. Lippman Bros, Smith Bros
Savannah Steam Bakery. A R Altmayer & Co,
D Lester Grocery Co, Ludden & B, Benson
Bros & Co. A g Rhodes & Co, w TeepIe & Co,
A Miller & Co, A Hull & Co. Harvey
Savannah Cotton MILLS, N Ferst's Sons & CO,
Davant & II, Crystal Ice Co.
Per Savannah, Florida and Western Railway.
Feb 16-Brown Bros Savannah Brew wing Co Rus
tin Bros. r Kirkland. A Hanley. Moore q Co,
Meinhard Bros Co, NJ & D 4 Byck. Harriss
& J, NJ Ferst's Sons & 90, A Enrich & Bro, II
Ward, Palmer Hardware Co. r D Mcdonnell
& Co, Moore & J, s Guckenhelmer & Son, w II
Carluan. ~ Henderson, J d Weed q Co,
@ w TIedeman & Bro, f Geffcken, Davant q A.
w d Simkins, Salas q Co. Sheftall & S. G. u Ry-
ais, Hull & Co, Decker F, Ellis, & Co.
Cornwell & G. X Tranb.A E Hyman,S W Branch
r Altmayer & Co, B T Staten Solomons & Co
Mrs Pulgerson, Kavanaugh B, Mohr Bros. D
Dancy. Lippman Bros.
Per Charleston and Savannah Railroad, Feb n
Savannah Grocery Co, Ellis, Y & Co, A A Nc
Cachim, W Tiedeman & Bro, J ID Weed & Co.
Norton H, A Ehrlich & Bro, Baldwin & Co.
Commercial Guano Co. Lee Roy Myers & Co,
Meinhard Bros & Co. Harness & J, Ludden q b.
ID Ferst's Sons Il Co. Kavanaugh & b. Savannah
Produce Go, Haskell, Smith Bros. Geo Meyer,
Singer Mfg Co,
Per steamship Tallahassee from New York
A r Altmayer & Co. Estate s w Branch. Bark
Nicolno, H Ellington. g Butler. L Bluestein,
A Buckenholtz, N s & D A Byck, All Cham
pion's Son. 7 f Churchill, NJ Conner. w Cub
bidge, Q Coilman & Co, Cohen & Co. Collat Bros
A l. Desboulions, @ Drake, Jas Douglas
Eckman & V, ] H Entleman. / Epstein & Bro,
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BALTIMORE. Feb. 17.-Flour firm and un-
changed; Howard street and western superfine
81 40G14 rs; city mills, Rio brands. extra, So 90
as %; winter wheat patent 81 SOS 10; spring
patent Us O095 IS; spring straight, S. 95N5 So;
red on SPOT s0@ and f. Fsbraps s. o No
steamer No. red 9814Gn99; Southern wheat
steady; Fultz, o7c@$1 OF; Longberry. slOOei o.
Corn irmer; mixed spot 4s1sQ4s14c; steamer
mixed 4616G4634c; Southern firm; white at
4seo2c; yellow at 4s050c.
CINCINNATI. Feb E.--Fiour. unchanged; fam
iIy " oO1j 80; winter patent $; fancy
- 5000 90; Wheat strong; No red 95c. Corn
stronger; No: 2 mixed Ale. Oats steady; No. 9
mixed S9032lsc Provisions-Pork quiet {;
new mess 81 rs. Lard quiet at SO S5.
Bulk meats are quiet and firm:
short clear at Sc S71s. Sugar stronger Hogs
quiet; common and light 81 75Q3 rs; packing
and butchers. s. 1904 90. Whisky steady
ST. LOUIS. Feb. 17-FIour, firm but slow;
family ss l5@a 30; choice S. tOas 60; fancy
% 1o0S Is; extra fancy 81 so; new
a c bl May As delivery S' cossd G At se
July delivery closed at &C. Corn-No. cash
s6ssc; February delivery closed at g:
March delivery closed at $3.50 bid; May de-
No. Scash: s01Sc; May delivery closed at al1Sc.
Bagging 6a40714c. Iron cotton ties 81 9ONI IS
Provisions easier-Pork, new standard mess
So 80, Dry salt meats~Bo1ed 's shoal dsl',
loose, at 81 50; longs s5 IS; ribs IS 50 !;
short clear 20 90. Bacon-Boxed shoulders
g SOYS IS; longs SO IS; ribs SO 80; short
0lO 90. Whisky steady at 81 IA.
New ORLEANS Feb. H.-Cofree was firm;
Rio, fair to good fair, l501716c. Sugar. open
s ss strong; strictly prime and prime, $50
prime O-le@2 ib.io: Inferior EXC; centrifugals'
choice to prime yellow, SHOS5kc; white,
&c; of white. S5sc; choice yellow
s]4@S. side; of prime yellow clarified exc;
seconds, 24034c. Molasses-open kettle,
there are no sound goods being offered;
f fern tim l5@s9o strictly strict prime l0c
prime to good prime. 15@17c;- prime lie;
good common to good fair, 3s0b25c; choice
TO fancy, sec; good prime, 150l7c; common,
good fair; 2S@S5c; good common 7@9c;
syrups 2402oc. Bacon, boxed shoulders, So IS
longs 81 20; ribs 81 IS. Whisky quiet; western
rectided 81 0401 OS.
NAVAL sroREs
NEW York. Feb. II. noon.-Spirits turpentine
dun and sts g, S at SS14@s5Ac. Rosin quiet and
NEW YonK. Feb II, 500 p. NJ Rosin
steady and dull; strained, common to good
81 3O@1 So. Turpentine firm and quiet at
CHARLEsroN. Feb. H. Spirits turpentIne
steady at S21zc Rosin firm; good strained at
81 10.
WILMINGTON, Feb. II. - Spirits turpentine
firm at 3216c. Resin firm; strained at 81 90;
good strained 81 05. Tar steady at 81 80, Crude
turpentine steady; hard 81 90; yellow dip 81 90;
virgin 81 CO.
LIvERPooL, Feb II, noon.-Spirts turpentine
25s Cd.
LONDON, Fob. 17.-Spirits turpentine 25s Cd.
RICE.
NEW YORK. Feb. 17-Rice quiet but steady;
domestic, fair to extra 49s061sc; Japan 40
5sSc.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 17.-Rice quiet and firm;
prime TO good. 4k@49sc; ordinary to good
44&4Ac.
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New York Market Review.

Reported by Palmer. Rivenbur0 DE- co. suo-
cessors 10 @. 8. Pdlnler, 1866 Reade ST., NJ "
NEW YORK, Feb. i5.-The orange market
opens strong on all good fruit. Receipts are
light, and buyers locking for fancy grades; In.
dian river selling S3 00O3 so; brights, selected
sizes. 90 e002 IS; straight lines, 81 5000 90;
russets, 81 750s 90; navels, 81 COOS 90; tan
gerines, s. 0O017 90; mandariDs. SO 0004 90;
grape fruit, 81 7502 90; strawberries, 7scN
81 90: The vegetable market continues firm.
with light receipts, string beans selling 81 00N
30; beets, 81 COOL 50; squash, 81 25n1 90:
cucumbers, 50 00GD4 90: tomatoes, 81 SOAP 90;
cabbage, 50 600s 90; eggplant. $40 00(pl5 90;
lettuce q. oridaJ So 0004 90; Charleston, So 90
IS 90.
new York, Feb. H.-orange market improv-
ing; Indian river fruit, 50 COOS so; brights, Sc
lected. 81 oo02 IS; straight, 81 5O12 co. rus,
sets, 81 o001 7s; tangernes, IS 000b7 90; straw
berries, 10000; beans. 81 O0G13 90; tomatoes,
So 0003 90; lettuce, So 00d6 90; eggplant
$40 NW15 90. PALMER RIvESBuRG & Co.
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however the market drifted into duIlness, and
prices began TO move of under the stimulus Of
weakness IN Reading, and the pace was acp
CELEBRATED IN the last hour by q vigorous drive
by the bears. Pressure was removed towar-
the enc OF the session, however. and q slight
rally was permitted. closing the market with a
firm tone on light business. The final changes
are generally small losses. but Reading is down
ia. Lacxawanna rs. and Delaware,and Hudson
and Northern Pacific preferred each per cent.
The sales OF listed stocks were 4l2 900 shares
and unlisted 1000 shares.
The following were the closing quotations Of
the New York Stock Exchange:
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RECEIPTS.

Per Central Railroad. Feb III. 40s bales cot
ton, l64 bales domestlcs, ~ bales hides, III
boxes tobacco. 81. 100 lbs lard, 96 740 lbs bacon
o. bols spirits turpentine 1888 bbls rosn 81 Dbl,
liquor. S15 bbls flour, Il cords wood. II bbls
syrup, 1872 pkgs mdse 80 pkgs wood in shape
1878 lbs furniture, cars stone 1888 pkgs hard.
ware, 10 cars coal. l2o tons pig iron
Per Savannah. Florida and Western Railway,
Feb I'-lS3 bales cotton, 4cars wood, ~ cars
lumber, IL oales hides, 81 pkgs household goods
10 boxes meat, 526 sacks corn, 1888 sacks bran
500 bales hay, 800 sacks meal IS bbls rice, 81
bbls whisky, IS head live stock, % boxes tobacco
10 stoves, 1877 pkgs mdse. 1.O3s bbls rosin, 1Ol
Dds spirits turpentine. 1880 boxes oranges {
b6ls oranges. 81 boxes vegetables, bbI vege
tables.
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway Feb II
q cars peancts. 25 bkts candy, box sools, i
box HACKS, 90 bds castings, 8 bdls pails bon
household goods box bacon, bdls burlaps.
sack codee, organ, 10 bags peanuts, 45 pkg
household goods, 80 crates sewing machines,
box hardware cases cigarettes. cases cigars
90 boxes tobacco,
Per South Bound Railroad, Feb i7-b1 bales
cotton, pkgs mdse.
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MEMORANDA.
New York, Feb ls-Arrived, spree. Bre

New York, Feb ls-Arived. Spree, Bremen
Arrived out-Labn, New York for Bremen
New York. Feb 1s-Arrived. schrs Robert w
Dasey, Taylor. Jacksonville; Peter II Crowell,
Chase, Fernandina; Harry & Grace, Reynolds
Satilla River, Edwin A Gaskiii, Smith, Charles
ton.
Buenos Ayres, Jan 5-Sailed, bark Monte AL
legro NJ LItall, Chieza, Pensacola.
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ARRIVED AT QUARANTINE YESTERDAY.
CLEARED YESTERDAY

Steamship Essex, Taylor, Baltimore-Jno ]
Carolan. Agt.
Bark Ydun LNorl, Petersen, Genoa-Strachan
& Co.
schr Thos Ward. Lyman. New York-Geo
Harriss & Co.
schr Ida Lewis, Higbee, Baltimore-Geo
Harriss & Co.
Harriss & Co.
schr Edward G Hight. Richards. Baltimore
Geo Harriss & Co.
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JOVdIOU5f
PoULTRY-Market quiet and moderately sup
piled; demand light.
EGGs-Market irregular; well supplied.
PEANUTs-Ample stock, demand light prices
steady.
sUGAR-Georgia and Florida nominal; none in
market.
HnNEY-Demand nominal
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SAILED YESTERDAY

Steamship City of Birmingham, New York.
Steamship Gate City, Boston.
Steamship Essex, Baltimore.
Schr Thos A Ward, New York.
Schr Ida j Lewis, Baltimore.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Notice to mariners. pilot charts and an nau-
tical Information will be furnished masters OF
vessels free of charge in United States Hy-
oroErapnic ONCE In the Custom Honse. Cap
talns arc requested to call at the office.
LIEUr II SHERMAN,
In Charge photographic Station.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-02-18
EXPORTS.

Per steamship City of Birmingham for New
York-11S bales upland cotton, 1928 bags sea
island cotton, 213 bales domestics and yarns ia
bbs cotton seed OIL o62 bbls rosiT SO bbls spirits
turpentine, 100 sacks rice chaff, bales hides, IS
bbls oysters, SO bbls fish, 5 bbls oranges, ,9s4
boxes oranges, 10 bbls vegetables, 102 boxes
vegetables, bales paper stock, $50 pkgs mdse
Per steamship Essex for Baltmore-1 1858
bales upland cotton, 2. 121 bbls rosIn, Dbl rosin
oil, 10 bbls spirits turpsntine, 40 bbls pitch, %
bbs flsh. ~ rolls leather 80 cases oysters. 8
bales domestics, 105 bdls hides 20 crates vege.
tables, 20 bbls oranges. 2, 1853 boxes oranges 02
tons pig iron, $50 pkgs mdse.
Per steamship Gate City. for Boston, GIG
bales upland cotton, ia bales domestics and
yarns, % bbls oysters $500 sacks cotton seed
meal lis bbls spirits turpentine, 1900 feet
lumber. II bales hides, 26 bbls oranges, 1904
boxes oranges, n tons pig iron, 1i2 pkgs mdse.
Per bark YdunIlNorl for Genos-s, 900 cases
spirits turpentine, measuring 10000 gallons;
2915 bbls rosin, weighing 1880. a46 pounds
Paterson. Downing a %.
Per schr Thos Ward for New York-b93, s5i
feet p p lumber-McDonough & Co.
Per schr Ida Lewis for Baltimore-S87 bSs
feet p p lumber-Stillwell, Mllen & Co.
Per schr M V Chase for Portland, Me-8s1
COS feet p q lumber-Georgia LUMBER Go,
Per schr Edward g Hight for Baltirnore-320..
$40 feet p lumber-Georgia Lumber 90.