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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-07-14

New York, July 11-Arrived, schrs Fannie A
Gorham, French, Jacksonville; Ann l Loak-
wood, Evans. Brunswick. ca; Annie L. Hen
derson, Henderson. Brunswick.
Below, brig II ii Wright, Lunt, from Bruins
wick
Cleared, schr C Wehrum, Cavalier, Jack
Ashepoo, C. July ll-Arrived, schr Anna
T Ebener, Springer, Savannah via Beaufort,
Boston. July 11-Arrived. schrs Jos Soutber
Hudson, Darien; Bertha Louise, War;, Jack
sonvile
Baltimore, July n-Arrived, steamship
Broomhaugh Brl Davies, Tampa
Brunswick, July 1i-Arrived, bark Fantee
Timer. Barbados.
Sailed, sehr Dickey Bird, satilla River. Ga.
COosaw, : G., July 1l-Cleared, steamship
Kirkby [Brl, Brown, United Kingdom
Jacksonville July 9-Sailed from the bar
schr Isaac n kerlin, SteeInan, New York
llth-Cleared, schrs & NJ Carlisle Little
New York; Melrose LBrl, Albury, Governor 5
Island. w l.
No0ska. July 10-Passed. schr Maggie An
drews, Brunswick for Boston.
New Haven, July ARRIVED. schr Isaiah
X Stetson, Trask. Jacksonville.
Pensacola, July l1-Cleared, steamer Oak
dene Brl, Stauell, Tampico.
Port Royal, = c. July 1l-SaiIed steamer
Ormsby Brl. United Kingdom: schrs Flor
ence Shay New ork; JACOB NJ Haskell, Bos-
ton.
w Hawthorne. Hoffses, Savannah
Philadelphia, July ll-Cleared schr Fannie
KINNEY, Wolf Brunswick.
Antwerp, July 9-Arrived. bark Sultana
lNor. Gundersen, Pensacola: l0th. shin
Graafstrom Dutch. Ieensma, Pensacola
sth-Sailed, bark Crania lNorl Johannesen.
Charleston.
Amsterdam. July l0-Arrived, bark Tabitha
Nor, Anderson. Mobile.
Glasgow, July 1l-Arrived banks Gler TBr1
McNutt, savannah; Vale lNorl, Johansen,
Charleston.
hayre, July 9-Arrived, bark Marie TRusl,
Peltonen, Mobile.
Kings Lynn, July 1O-Arrived. steamship
= 'otsman lBrl, Schlos sman, Punta Gorda
Newport, July 9-Arriyed, bark Cfnuue
.itui, Sussone, Pensacola.
aotterdam. July g-Arnved, banks Cvprian
tNorI hansen, savannah; 10Th Minerva
Dutch J, Ohlsson. Brunswick
1arlfa. June 3U-Passed. bark Angelo Cas-
tellano ItalI. StarIta, Girgenti for Charles
ton; July 4, bark ODlio LItall, Gallo, Pensa-
cola for Naples brig Chanito lSpl. Nfla.
Savannah for Barcelona.
Havana, July 6-Arrived, bark Wilhelmina
lNOrl, Olsen, ApalachicOla.
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Per steamship d n Miller from Baltimore
J A Erdman, Miss l. Munnick, Miss Ferris,
w Burmiss, John Jones ) Russell Mrs =
Russell and baby, + Russell, Mary Russell,
Elizabeth Russell Wiimot Russell, David
Russell
Per steamship Kansas City from New York
II W Morrison. r. Is Rutledge. j Javulla. j
c Jones. Mrs w smith Jno Lavene a NJ vii
lians 1hos Simms, Miss > Cohen, Mrs J n
Cohen and infant, w A Kcynoids. Kew II T.
steele Miss n Burke, JOS treenlaw, Mrs T.
Greenlaw, Mrs w A Reynolds. A NJ SOuther-
land Miss r. Weterlin. NJ CrOeowaua, j A
Lambert, w 4 PIERCE, A II William, j L
Boynton. Mrs NJ Davis ID r Blood. Il B
Reppard Mrs A NJ BeiZeiur J Hun, Yam
Lee. and six Storage.
Per steamship CITY of Macon for Boston
] II Crundel and wife, Jas Delmar and wife,
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WRESTLING WITH BIG WORDS.
English Servants Sometimes Make
Queer Attempts at Nomenclature.

From the London Globe.
English gardeners are almost mored ar.
ing than the cooks in handling long words.
This comes, no doubt, of their dangerous
familiarity with Latin names of plants.
Not long ago in malaprop competition
there appeared the following excellent
specimen, racy of kitchen-Rarden soil:
IN prohigate a dozen or two more plants
and then III libel them" A combination
coachman-gardener is reported to have in
variably alluded to an indispensable por-
ton Of carriage harness as the 'lobelia-
band" Indeed, from motives of delicacy
or pOlitenesS, strange liberties are taken
with the Queens English, as, for ex-
ample, when my lady admired piece of
pilot cloth at the local tailor's, and was
told that it was sometimes Inquired for
by ladies for peamantles"
Anything out of the common in noruen-
clature runs the risk of being burlesqued
by unskilled tongues. The nurse who
called her charges Miss Burial" and
Miss "JOnes" must have made their
mother wish she had never christened
them Beryl and Joan. AS Betsy and
Jane they would have come off all right.
Horses, too, with fine names get strangely
miscalled in the stable. One pair known
by their master as Rustem and Sohrah
degenerated first into 'Rusty and Sore-
back" and fell ultimately into the COM
monplace as 1.-The little horse and the
doctor" There is generally somebody's
lady as n rule-in each district on whom
its finest malaprops are fathered, some-
times quite unfairly. II is she who is
reported to have made that speech about
the glories of her fathers house, up to
the door of which there ran revenue Of
popular trees;' she who asked her
daughter to play that little ''malady,'
she had learned at the cemetery" and
she again who pronounced Mr. Brown as
proud as Luther"
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Receipts.

Per South Bound Railroad, July 49, bales
cotton, 81 pSgs tobacco boxes liquor, box
hooks , bbls whisky, 1 box p tubes, 1 box
drugs.
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway. July
1873 hdIs printing paper bales burlaps ,
boxes groceries. bDl jars 1 box tinware, /
b5l iron pipe fittings, range, bdls pipes 1
boiler, l box hardware, Dbl household goods
Per Savanndh. Florida and Western Rail
way. July 1910 bales cotton, 1857 bbls rOSin,
Cos bbls spirits turpehtiue, IA bales hides l
Dbl melons / box wax, IA cases cigars, ? bags
wool boxes tobacco, box eggs box gro
ceries, Is bales wool, II sacks okra, bbl beef,
bbls water, Dbl syrup 30 beeves. 3 bales
moss. 5 caddies tobacco, | case shirts , boxes
collins / nox medicine, , cases dry goods ,
cases clothing. / sack peanuts car wood, 50
sacks onions, % cars lumber. 80 cars melons,
q pkgs mdse, ; boxes vegetables, 75S bbls
fruit 81 boxes fruit, and mdse.
Per Central railroad, July 1913 bales cot
ton 1870 pkgs domesticS go pkgs mdse, 1876
pkgs vegetables, 17S tubs butter, 600 bags
malt. 400 sacks meal $50 cases pork. 90 cases
eggs 50 sa ks grits, 25 crates handles 100 bars
iron n bdls iron. 10 tons pit iron . bbis oil
60 bbls rosin, 120 bbls lime, 20 cars melons, !
car lard, car coal, tank cars Is cars wood 1
car brick
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Per steamship City Of Macon for Boston
AIS bales domestics. l45 bbls rice, 1870 bbls
rosin 245 bbls spirits turpentine ! bbl pitch,
II go feet lumber bale hides, is casks clay,
l3S bales wool l59 bbls fruit, 26O boxes fruit.
81 675 watermelons, 5 bbls vegetables 357
boxes vegeta bles, $50 pkgs mdse, / car slaves,
III tons pig iron.
Per bark Royal [Norl, for London-l, 1873
bbls rosin, weighing 2,Ol3,315 pounds-S =
ShOtter Co.
Per bark Scutolo lNorl for Paysandu-
344 1896 feet D D lum Ser cDOnOugh Il Co.
Per bark Julia for Philadelphia ,532 feet
pplumber-Georgia Lumber Co,
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MARKETS By TELEGRAPH.


Western Union. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 5S25
New York, July -, p. m.-MOney on can
easy. ranging from to per cent. closing
offered at 3: prime mercantile paper 6Gl0
per cent. Sterling exchange weak; posted
rates 81 S2i2W4 Stta. Commercial bills 81 7O1i
al S!3i. Government bonds steady. State
bonds dull. Railroad bonds irregular.
sales of silver at the stock exchange to-day
were $4,000 ounces at 72lsC.
New York, July l3.-1he stock market was
extremely erratic today Fluctuations were
wide and frequent, but taken altogether a
much calmer feeling prevailed than yester-
day. The bears kept up their raid inceSSant-
IT, although it was evident that they were
attempting to cover their shorts in certain
stocks while hammerlnE other parts of the
list. This fact was most clearly brought out
late in the afternoon when Burlington and
Quincy and Rock Island were both shar ply
attacked and one bear house alone purchased
over 1900 shares of St Paul The depres-
sion in the two first named naturally brought
out, more or less st. Paul and other stocks
The lowest figure touched showed
declines as compared with
the final quotations of yesterday
of , q in Burlington and Quincy, 23i in Rock
Island 2Lt in Manhattan, and IA in Lake
Shore. After repeated Intellectual attempts
to force down prices still further, the market
finally had Il substantial rally. Among the
notable gains were IA IN LackaWana and
the SpeCialtieS Oregon dropped and Colo
RADIO Fuel and Iron / to 20, the latter on the
decision of the directors to pay dividend on
preferred stock in scrip instead of cash. So
far as the general market was concerned, the
feeling was decidedly more confident and
there was more buying for investment ac-
count than for some time Transactions az
listed stocks. The market closed hrmor IN
tone
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You Arc Thinking

OF place to spend the summer. Write
now Ga postal will do)to the Morning News
for suggestions and information. Facts
about any summer resort in the world,
any railway time table, the circular Of
any hotel or boarding house, sailings of
steamships, hints about routes whatever
you want to know-will be sent postpaid,
without charge, on application, Dy spe-
cial arrangement with the Recreation
Department of Christian Union. Address
the Morning News, savannah, Ga.-Ad.
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Miss Delmar Miss Delmar Chas Eaton and
family, Miss Ellen Wells, Mrs J johnson,
Miss Viola Young Mrs } E Clarke and child,
Miss Olive Chase Miss Ines II Ahtott Mrs
Barrilli, Miss Barilli Mr. Barilli, j w Beads,
II w SiscO, l. Greed, w A Minchn. Mrs
Blanchard, Jno Ryan. Mrs C H Brock Mrs J
r Whitenell, NJ Stewart j II Hunter Rebecca
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Notice is hereby given that Middle Ground
Bell Buoy, red, heretofore mOored of the Sc.
end of the Middle Ground, entrance to Chesa-
peake Bay, Virginia. has become disabled and
been removed temporarily for repairs. The
station is marked by Middle Ground south
eastern end Buoy, No. 4, frst-cass nun red.
Notice is also given that Channel Bell Buoy.
black and white perpendicular stripes here
tofOre in the lower part Of Chesapeake Bay,
on the bearings: Old Plantation Flats Light
House, NE, by E.; Back River Lighthouse,
SW. a W, and York spit Light-House NV.
by w. has disappeared. The station remains
unmarked.
Both buOys will be replaced as soon as prac-
ticable of which due notice will be given.
Bearings are magnetic and given approx
mately.
BY order Of the light house board.
JAMES A. GREER,
Rear Admiral USN. Chairman.
washington, D. c., July II, 1893.
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NAEAL srOAEs srATEMENT.

i
q financial Money is in good demand
A Domestic Exchange The market is easy.
BANKS and bankers are buying at par and
4 .jng at q per cent premium.
Foreign EXChange-The market is weak
strmg, commercial demand s. 80; sixty
Nay, 81 79ls ninety days, IS M: francs,
Par, and Havre sixty days, I52r&; Swiss. six
In DAYS - 25l4 marks sixty days 9o 15-l6c.
q SeguritieS-lhe market is fiat. with no de
hnaud whilst offerings are pretty fair and
4 Citv Bonds-New Savannah 5 per cent
Quarterly, October coupons. l03 bid 1892
*sked: new savannah per cent August cou-
8pOus. lu.s hld lOt asked
Railroad Bonds Central Railroad and
Banking Company collateral gold IS, -
asked; Central consolidated mortgage Z per
elt yOup1aSJanuary and July maturity 1898,
il@7 asked; savannah and Western
railroad per cent, indorsed by Cen
ttas railroad trust certificates, 81
asked, savannah. AmericuS and Montgomery
per cent St. asked; Georgia railroad
h lgr cent 1910 100 bid lOHs asked;
gage per cent, 70 hid, 10 asked;
montgomery and Eufaula first mort
Eire per cent, tndOrSed by Cen
trial railroad, 80 asked: Augusta and
Knoxville Hrot mortgage, per cent.
q asked; Ocean Steamship, per cent, due in
ls!o g, asked: Columbus and Rome.
itrSt mortgage bonus. ndorSed by Cen
l4l railroad. % asked: Columbus and
~ E0NElii. per CGuL. guarantee W
asked; City and Suburban Railway irst mort
gage. per cent, 81 asked; Savannah
and Atlantic 5per cent, indorsed, ~ asked:
Electric Railway first mortgage IS 81 asked.
south Georgia and Florida first mortgage
per cent, 1917 asked; South GeOr-
GA and Florida second mortgage
10 asked.
Railroad Stocl1s-Central common. IS
asked; Augusta and Savannah per cent.
guaranteed, 81 asked: Georgia common,
$50 tTt AZ asked. Snntl no
-la,anieed, including order for div. %
ASKED. Central O per cent certificates. with
Dryer for defaulted interest, - asked:
alAnta and West Point railroad stock,
" asked Atlanta and West Point per cent
Vtflhcates. o asked.
BankstocGs Etc.-Southern Bank of the
N.'se OF Georgia. li0e asked; Mer-
y yaaal Is National Bank; l04 asked 5a-
SSss.el National Bank of Savannah. l2l asked;
O-.r-1orpe Savings and Trust Com
y-l,, I@ asked; Citizens Bank 80
u-. 100 asked Chatham Il. Est. and Improve
s l.a-, Estate Loan and Building Company
S3'-A, b. asked; Germania Bank, ~
ot pl'a asked: Chatham Bank 505
SSS"eo' savannah Construction Company,
c5- @9atd rite Guarantee ana Loan
n. aa1on-Marlet steady. The Board of
tl--' quotations are as follows;
SS--3heo clear rib sides, ll5tc shoulders none:
T'' sailed clear rib sides. nc; long clear
" 9c' bellies, 11lsc; shoulders, none: hams,
Iy
I-.. d .-e "a3glng, Pan &c; 2tb, o12c; la{b, &C
4l-her, sea- island bagging PIC. Iron Ties
Large lots 81 "; smaller lots, Il u.
Sitter Macketdull fair de uand Go;chen,
So. ia edge, Pc; creamery, 23c: Elgin 24c
s-1ga7 Market firm: fair demand. l1tslQ
small summer cheese be. 2Ob average
oh Market firm, quoted at for Mo
t+ .l or standard No. /, 2!c: choice or stand
goa orstandard No l. 30isc; fair or stand
T,o no b. 2uc; ordinary or standard No
''l, loiamon or standard No Z, 1870.
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Fruit and Vegetable Market.

New York, July 13-Pears. LeConte, bbls,
So 5014 80, crates, 81 00Q1 p; Peaches, car
riers, 81 00Q2 90. Grapes, Delawares, FIVE
pound baskets, 3O65Oc; champions ten
pounds, 2504Oc Watermelons, fancy 500 90
Gl25 90; prime SIS OO020 90; Tomatoes, carriers,
75c0S1 p.
PALMER, RIVENBURG g. Co.
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Taeleigh-Dr. Druggem is quite lingdist.
he tells me he has learned all his lsnguages
from his patients.
Wagleigh-Is that 500 Then they must be
dead ianguages.-New York Herald.
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COMMERCIAL
..rANNAH MARKETs.


savannah. CO.. July la. lS}2.
-r..-aI.comnarativeiv nothing new
.... ..rsCl Do continues very quiet
land the small transactions give 10
..,, nominal tone. Reports q
.r Texas have served 10 strengthen
..r5 tendency 81 sac leading mark
.....r-eat the regular midday cali at
.. Obj. market was bulletined quite and
..# with sales OF only Is bales.
.etrr are the o0scIal spot quotations
-...s exchange;
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Steamship Kansas City, Fisher, New York
&C q Anderson.
Steamship Decatur H Miller, Billups, Balti-
mOre-IOhn J Carolan, Agent.
Schr Harry B Ritter, Petersen, Baltimore,
with railroad iron to c Il Il & Blxg Co; vessel
to George Harriss & Co.
Schr Martie A Holmes Rines, Norfolk, with
coal to G ! Taggart; vessel to George Harriss
& Co.
Steamer David Kemps, StrObhar. Beaufort
and Port ROyal-H A StrObhar, Agent.
Steamer Abbeville, Garnett, Darien and
Brunswick-W I Gibson, Manager.
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Mrs. WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP has
been used for children teething Itsoothes
the child, softens the gums, allays all pain,
cures wind collie, and is the best remedy for
diarrhDa. twenty-five cents bot
tle-Ad.
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Pilot charts and ali nautical Information
viii be furnished masters of vessels free of
charge IN United States photographic once
in the custom house. Captains are requested
to call at the office.
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Washington. July lt.-Notice is hereby
given that on July 3, 1893. light vessel No. 40
was replaced on her station oil Cape Charles,
north side OF the entrance 10 Chesapeake Bay,
Va, without change i'm characteristics Of
lights, for signal or general appearance as
described in the list Of Lights and Fog Sig
mails. On the same date light vessel No 46,
which temporarily marked the station, was
Withdrawn
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When Baby waGtsick, we.gavecher Castoria.
When she waaa Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria.
When che had Children, shesgave theuvCastoria.
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Bathing and Athletic Suits
And sweaters, at LaFar's .-ad.
For Over Fifty Years.

Tennis Shoes and Gymnasium Shoes
0 cents upward, at LaFar's Sad.
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Baltimore Nd, july l3.-Flour dull Wheat
strong; No. red on spot 69l4c. July G914C:
milling wheat by sample 67069c. Corn firmer
mixed on spot and July delivery 45c; white
corn by sample 522c; yellow by sample 4gc.
New Orleans. July l3.-Coffee Rio. ordinary
to fair 171sUl94c. Sugar quiet; open'kettle
good common 32iW37s fair to good fair $50
SIC; centrifugalS, choice, yellow clarified
4 7-l6c prime yellow clarified 1-l6l54 &C;
prime do 5-l6D49sc; seconds 3 l-l6a4c. Mo
laSses nominal.
Cincinnati July 13.-Flour demand light.
weak and unchanged; fancy u S0l13 %; family
81 1902 p. Wheat in fair demand for best
No. red Coo. Corn strong; No. mixed 42c.
Oats stronger; No. mixed 32l2c Pork
steady at Sl7 So Lard neglected ut 50 12b.
Bulk meats quiet at 50 S7i6Gll0 90. Bacon easy
at SO s71a@1l 90. Whisky steady at 81 p.
Sugar in fair demand and firm.
St. Louis. July l3.-Flour very quiet and
unchanged; extra fancy 81 SOQ2 so; fancy s. 10
az 81; choice s. l502 p; family 81 9O02 90
Wheat No. 2 red cash at 6l5ac; July delivery
81 5sc; August delivery 21ac; September 81 p c.
Corn, No. mixed cash 3724c July delivery
1850, August delivery 3Sc; September 3S24 c.
Oats, No. , cash 2754c; July delivery pc, Au-
gust delivery 234c, September 234c. Whisky
81 II. Provisions quiet. Pork, current make
Sls 90. Lard 80 1919. Dry salt meats, loose
shoulders 81 S71a; longs and ribs 50 90; shorts
shoulders 50 so; longs and ribs $40 3d. shorts
$40 70. Hams, sugar-cured l3c.
Petroleum, Oils, Etc.
New York. July 13.-Cotton seed oil quiet:
crude SIC; yellow prime AGE; choice 44c.
New York, July 13.-PeUoleum steady and
quiet. Washington. in barrels a 50, do. in
bulk 81 80; refined Now York s. Is; Philadel-
phia and Baltimore s. 20; do. in bulk 81 600
, 10.
Rice
New York, July 13-Rice in fair demand
and steady; domestic fair TO extra 27Q51ac;
Japan 47s6l4%c
New Orleans, July 13.-Riee dull. Ordinary
to good 2Q25sc
Naval Stores.
Charleston, July 13.-Spirits turpentine
steady at 25c Rosin quiet and nominal; A.
b, c, D and E offered at 9Oc S1.OO for good
strained.
New York, July 13.-Rosin dull and steady;
strained common to good 81 O501 1919. Tur-
pentine active but lower at 2712G28c; sales 800
barrels
Wilmington, July 13-Rosin steady; strained
at S5c; good strained soc. Spirits turpentine
steady at 25c. Tar firm at 81 10. Crude tur-
pentine firm; hard s5c; soft and virgin 81 60.
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Bark Royal [Norl, Krogh, London-Chr C
Dahl & Co.
Bark Scutolo [Itall, Starita, Paysandu-
Chr G Dahl q Co.
Bark Julia Reed, Philadelphia-George
Harriss & Co.
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Departed Yesterday.
Sailed Yesterday

Steamer Alpha, Daniels Beaufort and Port
Royal-C II Medlock. Agent
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Steamship City of Macon, Boston.
Bark Royal LNorl, London.
Schr John II Tingue, New York.
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Great Reduction
In boys straw hats, at LaF'ar's, Brough.
ton street.-ad
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Bark AUtocrat [Nor, Albrethsen, Malaga
in ballast, to Chr G Dahl Co.
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Spoken.


Bark Annie Main [Brl. Milne, Alphabetical
for GreenOck, July ;, lat 81, Ion "A.
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Summer Underwear

for men, at bottom prices, at LaFar's.--
ad.
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Summer Underwear
For men, at bottom prices, at LaFav's
aJ
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All sizes. at LaFar's, Broughton street
ad
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

Sun Rises. ...,,........s.s..........5 SOL
sun Sets. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 6:59
High Water at Savannah. IA am 500 pm.
STANDARD Time)
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Naval St0T0s-The market lot SplrlIS Iur-
sfn.ire was quiet but fairly steady at un-
ffarged prices There was a light inquiry
Ind a Slow business doing. At the
5}otrd of Trade on the opening call
.ra market was reported steady at
for regulars with sales Of 700
fa.-, Al the second call it closed steady
SIC for regulars. Rosin-The market was
Ina though prices were somewhat irregular.
flars wa, good steady demand and fair
i~ae doing The sales for the day were some
so barrels AT the Board of Trade on the
r,t cali the market was posted as firm with
sg.a.of . $40 barrels at the following quota
hons: A. 3. c. d and T., IL 90; f. 81 05; @,
/ 10. Fl. 81 -, l. 81 50; X, 81 Is: M, 81 rs; a
IO0. n. IS 80: a. s. IS; window glass 50 50; e.
( GOD. waterwhite 81 10; 90 a 10. AT the last
alb r. closed unchanged.
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Arrived Below Yesterday.
Arrived at Tybee Yesterday.

Bark Magne [Norl, Sorensen, Tonsberg, in
ballast, to Chr @ Dahl & Co.
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Indigestion, and Stomach disorders, use

BROWN's IRON BITTERs.
All dealers keep it. 81 per bottle Genuine I'm
trademark and crossed red lines On WrappeI.
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Cotton.

T1veruOOl july II. nOOu.-JOtJOn. n mOUcr-
ate business: prices easy: American mlddltng
nniands 4l.d: sales lO.OJO bales-American
s 10 bales; speculation and export 500 bales;
receipts 1900 bales American 5,sOJ. futures
steady: demand moderate.
tuturcs-Amertcan mllaling, 10" mldd4lng
clause july ani August delivery 4.O.bld: Au-
gust and September delivery 2t-bIglI 2i-biQi
SeDtenber ami DctOier delivery 2S-t4d;
also 2I-6ll: also 42s-6id: also 2)6ldi Oeto-
her ANA November delivery 4 >r6id; also !
RI Gtad. November and December delivery /
32-uId: December and January ! "2-o4di also
4 33 SAD. ,-., -z
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Rice

New York, July 13.-Rice in fair demand
and steady domestic fair to extra 27sQ51ac;
Japan 425d4%c.
New Orleans July 13.-Riee dull Ordinary
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-07-14

Market for poultry nominal and weak; light
demand; grown fowls p pair, 65070c; 4 grown,
4Oo45c; spring chickens, 25it35c q pair;
smaller sizes not wanted: geese y pair,
81 00d1 -. Market for eggs is firm and
dozen. 1l@12c. Peanuts Ample stock de
mand light, market easier; fancy h. p Va,
Y ID, 70717c; b. p. II 10. &c; small h. p. q
n. 51ac. Sweet potatoes, yellow, q bush,
GOOSE; white, - bush 40150c