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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-08-27

Per South Bound Railroad, Aug &C.
IA bales cotton, 1 case cheroots pkgs to-
bacco doz brooms, 1 box cotton goods, ~
boxes shoes
Per Central Railroad, Aug 26-420 bales
cotton, l25 bales domestics, 20 tons pig iron,
260 pkgs mdse, 20i sacks oats, 272 sacks corn,
10 pkgs wool 10 boxes bacon, IS cases eggs, II
crates handles. 1897 pounds buggy material,
Dbl rice 5 cases snuff Z cases candy 1 coon
chickens, 969 bbls rosin, 200 bbls spirits tur-
pcntino 80 bbls clay, 2G0 bbls -four, 10 bbls
liquor, "a bbls syrup, 30 bbls grits, 4 bbls
potatoes, 3 cars meat, 3 cars coal, 1 car mel
ons cars Ice, car corn, car oats.
Per Savannah. Florida and Western Rail-
way, Aug 26--258 bales cotton, / car wood,
car cotton seed f75 sheep, bags moss,
mule, ? sewing machines, | pkg tobacco, 2
boxes bacon, Dbl -four, 8 bales hides, case
shoes, box SNUFF, l case oatmeal, SO pkgs
household goods, l box wall paper, bbl
syrup, ] Dbl lime juice. u Dbl vinegar 1 keg
chocolate, 10 sacks corn. % bbls -four. case
oysters, I case cards. bag collars I box
hardware, / organ, box meat 1 car hay
Dbl lines / coil rope, case clothing. boxes
hats, 2 cases jeans ] car melons, IA bales
wool car clay. % bbls fruit, 80 boxes fruit,
1876 pkgs mdse, 700 bbls rosin, 500 bbls spirits
turpentine.
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway,
Aug 26-l bale cotton, | car wood 1 car Ice 10
bbls meal. 40 kegs spikes, I bdl ptg paper,
case matches 2 boilirs, box fittings, trunk,
81 nests baskets, bdls springs, bbls mats
bdl burlaps, Is cases boots and shoes. pks
broom racks, 2 casks chain, | case cigars,
boxes medicine, 2 cases clothing
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Maritime NTIaoelInnx.

Steamer John G.. Christopher, Crawford.
Jacksonville, Aug 20, with lumber 20 w Il
Coates Had moderate weather TO Hatteras;
thence TO the Delaware fresh to strong east
winds. Aug % p m, experienced cyclone
from east southeast, with tremendous sea
and heavy sQalls stove pilot house windows;
also tore anchors from lashings, taking the
ring bolts out OF the deck and received other
slight damage. on Manasquau passed q
schooner with main and mizzenmasts gone
steering north. Aug u, Frying Pan lightship
bearing northeast IS miles, spoke schooner
Samuel b Hubbard, from Norfolk for jack
sopville.
Baltimore Aug 2i-Steamer Saltram lBrl,
which was aground inside the bar, sailed for
destination to-day after discharging 400 tons
OF cargo.
Delaware Breakwater. Aug 24-Life saving
boat In tow Of tender EiZania passed up to
3mastcd schooner supposed ashore of Clark's
Point FumiRator Zamora and fishing schr
T. Is Fithian are ashore close to the Point Of
the Capcs, No other damage apparent
Wilmington, Aug 23-Steamer Simon Du-
mois IRorl, Kanitz, from New York for King
ston, ia, with general cargo, which put into
Southport Aug p In distress, took In water
and her pumps became choked sails are also
damaged damage to cargo slight She pro-
ceeds tomorrow.
New York Aug 26- Arrived, bark Autocrat,
Albrethsen, savannah for Riga, In distresa
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Departed Yesterday

steamship Decatur II Miller, Billups, Balti
mOre-JOhn j Carolan. Agent
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COMMERCIAL.
sAv4NSAm MSRKETS.
OFFICE MORNING NEWS
Savannah. Ca, Aug %, 1893.


The market advanced nc to-day with a
lively demand and a free acceptance Of offer
ings at the quotations. The rise was attrib-
uted TO the steady advance ia the controlling
markets New York having advanced about
% points during the day The olical quota
uons. bulletined at the regular call at !
o'clock. at the cotton exchange, were as fol
lows:
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Charters


Bark Augustine Kabbe, TO arrive from
Baltimore to load lumber and rosin, Savan-
nah to Pensacola,
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Notice to Mariners.

Pilot charts and ali nautical information
win 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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Steamship city Of Augusta, Daggett, New
York; q Anderson. Agent.
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Per steamship II Miller for Baltimore
100 bales cotton, 252i bbls rosin, 10 bbls spirits
tLrpentine l05 bbls pitch bbls rosin oil,
6it05 feet lumber, 1873 pkgs mdse, 2S pkgs
hides, case yarns, IS casks clay s2h tons
pig iron.
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Steamer Alpha, Daniels, Blunton, Port
Royal and BCaufort-C II Medlock, Agent.
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Little Miss rat the playi-Who is that man
that reuds over so W en- he walks:
.dother-. hats King Richard.
Little Mi5s-Is that his bicycle suit:-Good
News.
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Dr.. Thirdly-Sorry your husband isn't out
to church today; Is he i'll;
Mrs. Hicks-NO he ism ILL., eXactly--iust
one Of his weekly attacks OF being homesick.
Puck.
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New York. Aug. 26. D. m.-Flour quiet
and weak: winter wheat. low grades II -
Gl82 "a: winter fair 70 fancy Il 45d3 As: win
ter patents 80 400tS4 70; winter state 23 qua
f4OJ; Minnesota clear s. 5003 %; Patents
"a O00Si ". southern -four dull and weak;
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strong and higher; No smixed 4el6G24sc. Oats
strong; No. mixed Sc. PORK firm at SO 90.
Lard strong at $40 IS. Bulk meats nrm at
$40 CO. Bacon quiet and firm at 81 Is Whisky
steady st 81 IS.
ST. LOUIS. Jan. 15--Flour had an upward ten
dency but no advance was made. Wheat opened
better. advanced 5k61ic. receded ali -htly later
and closed 341Skc above yesterdIy: cash 7obzc;
May delivery 76l@c- Corn advanced al the ses-
sion and closed sac above yesterday; cash SSlsc;
March delivery S334 425sc: May delivery 4sI4c.
Oats higher; casa S3c asked; May delivery
S4c. Bagging and cotTon ties unchanged
Pork higher; old SIS so; new SO 50. Lard higher
aJ $40 IS. Dry salt mests-Loose shoulders
50 25; longs 90 80; clear ribs 80 60; shorts 50 So
strips - 25: boxed lots i5c more. Bacon
Shoulders 81 62lf: longs SO S7l9; clear ribs
$40 s71S; shorts 81 90; strips SO rs. Sugar
cured hams SIS Ooa1S 10. Whisky steady So
SlsS.
NAVAL STONES.
NEw YoRK. Jan. is.-Rosin quiet and steady
Spirits turpentine scarce and firm at $40
S41Sc
CHARLEsrox. Jan. fs.-spirits turpsntine irm
at S0ISc. Rosin firm; good strained 81 05
WILMINGTON. Jan. 10 Spirits turpenJiue
Arm at S0i4c. Rosin frm; strained 9TISo;
good strained 81 02I<. Tar frn at 81 IS
Crude turprntins steady; hard 81 90; yellow dip
and virgin 81 20.
LONDON, Jan. Il. Spirits turpentine 2Ss Cd.
PETROLEUM, OILS, Erc.
New YORK, jan. IS.-FeJrolsum quiet and
unchanged. Cotton seed oil firm.
RICE.
NEW YORK. Jan. 1s-Rice in good demand and
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LIST OF VESSELS IN THE PoRr OF
SAVANNAH.
SAVANNA. Jan. Is. 1894


sAvANNAH. Jan. Is. 1884
sTEANsRTPs-
Chsttshoochee. I.sss tons, DsSZett. New Yerk.
Kansas City, 9.iSa tons. Fisher. Nsw York. cid
Z G Anderson.
City Of Macon. I.4iT tons, Lswis. Boston, cid
Allegheny, l.4sO tons. Parker. Baltimore. DIS
John J Carolan, agent.
Pelayo (spl. 1.ls7 tons. Baldo, Barcelona. de-
Tiverto [Brl. I.74s tons. Whitehead. Hsvrs,
ldg-Richardson g. Barnard.
oTEy Eq FL 1851 TONS MOen' Bremen CID
Pocassst [Brl. 1884 tons, BIyth, Genoa. de-
Acme lBri, i.sos tons. Tate, Bremen. nr-
St Hubert fBr1. 1862 tons. McPhs-son. Liver
pool cld-Strachan & Co.
Norfolk [Brl. LIS tons. Wooiston. ct Tyese.
Dena lspl, 1857 tons, cano, Bareslons. Ids-
Twelve steamships.
Britannia [Norl, $50 tons. Kristsnssn, Buszss
Ayres. lfR-Chr G Dahl & 90.
Russell [Norl. 6S3 tons, Eriksen, Europe, idR
chr q Dahl & Co. lt.
Msdora [swl 40 tons. Terstroua. at rysss. wss
Chr q Dahl a. Co.
U1 [Norl, sis tons, Lyderssn. sssttin. cid
NiPQtin IIaLi, Ss7 tons. Asts. Eutops. ids-chs
Luna [Norl, s67 tons, Josephsen. at Tybss. wss
Chr G Dahl g. Co.
RaeshOrss [Norl, iois tons. Garrison. Europa
Manhsm lSwl. 90 tons. Andersen. Eureps.
ldg-A Minis Sons.
Konoma [Bri, sOa tons. Thompson. ct TySss,
wtg-Holst & Co.
valOna l8rl $40 tons. Andrews st Tysse WIG
Hoist s. Co.
Mlnnet. Iswl $50 tons. Ahsrnasrk, Europa.
ldg-Strachan & Co. !
Almqvist lswl. $50 tons. hyra. Europa idx
-aIrachan & Co
Clara lDanl, I,0a6 tons Nielsen, Eurcps, Idg-
Stracbnn a Co.
Virginia. rs tons. Psttigrsw, Buenos Ayrss, cid
G Harriss & 90.
Progreeo lspl, 10 tons, Fabierc. port In Spain,
ldg-Master.
Agnes lGerl, 81 tons. scheplsr. ct rybes. wig
Jacob Rauers.
Sixteen barEs. ....
Robt Dillen, 43l tons Leighton, Providenes, lde
Geo HarriSs & Co.
One brig.
SCHOONER
Warner Moore. 42t tons. Crockett, Newport News
ldg-Geo Harriss & Co.
| Elwood Burton, S5 tons, Kitchens, Baltimore.
ldg-Geo HARRIS g. Co.
ChaS II Valentine $40 tons, Thomson, Beltss
more, dis-tieo Harriss g. %.
WIN II Sumner. 5a3 tons. Scott, New York, ldR
Jos A Roberts & Co.
Jennie Thomas, 657 tons, Young. Baltimore. eA
Jos Roberts & Co.
Isabella Gill. 556 tons, Collision, Baltimore idx
Dale, Dixon q Co.
TIE Josephine. 607 tons, Townsend, Baltimore
ldR-Master
Seven scnooners
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NEW YORK, Jan iS, noon.-The following
we're the opening quotations;
Erie .............. ........,...........-. 2414
Lake Shore Observation-Disclosures. l29I
Norfolk and Western preferred. ........... ssh
Richmond and West Point Terminal. sl6
W.srern ! Mon. .....-.....:.:....... -. eTa4
on call has been easy, ranging from 2L49t per
cent. closing offered at 5 per cent: prime
mercantile paper Sl407 per cent. Sterling ex-
qsr oH' bis ss4 sss5s' ere
ment bonds closed dull but steady. Southern
state bonds neglected. Railroad bonds active
and strong.
SIS, 394 90; currency. S6,4S5.0O0.
New YoRK, Jan 13 The stock market to-
|, day showed a marked increase In the amount Of
business done over the large business of yestor-
day, while distinct broadening tendency was
seen. and the final changes were almost Invari-
ably material gains. The one strong spot OF
the list was Distilers. which was under pressure
throughout the entire day, but received support
enough TO bold IL above Yesterdays lowest
figures until the close. The railroad list devel-
oped strong one right at the opening. and
buyirg for both sides OF the account kept prices
moving upward, In spite of the heavy realiza-
tions on the high prices attained. Another
encouraging feature was tho wide and
uniform distribution Of the business. aud while
large gains were made in only few stocks, the
fact that the improvement reached ali portions
Of the list stamps the advance as of greater
stability than generally supposed. Industrials,
on the whole, shared in the strength, but no
marked gains were seen in them and had il not
been for the enormous transac ions In Dstiilers
they would have occupied subordinate position
in the market. The Tr.ssure upon Distillers
was again extraordinary, and from 6l1z last
night IL quickly descen led to SO. rally
to 5sX was followed by fsvsrish ness, and at
the cloae iC was again at the lowest figure
Sugar Jared somewhat better, and after rising
to 1908, closed at 100 with gain Of per cent
Manhattan still remained the special feature of
the market, and was still further lifted to l74ll
against 1874 last evening, finally closing at l7{
with net gain of6S Coal stocks. with the
exception of Reading, made no show in the
market but all we're strong. New England
and New York and Northern preferred
were prominent, following the rise In
Manhattan, the last named showing a net gain
OF S34 larger than any other railroad stock.
Among other speciaties, Consolidated Gas rose
per cent. but the rest OF the list were content
with gains ranging up per cent. Western
Union became the bull card OF the afternoon
and the other Gould stocks followed ct a dis.
lance. while the strength in Changers was not
SO pronounced as during the past few days.
Sales coz, 900 shares
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n 5 Co. Hunter P &B, WV Chisholm a O.
@ L Jones. Lemon & u.
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway, jar
l3-Southern Cotton OIL Co, A Lefdsr q Son J
Co. L Ladson. VI MPrudee, z Herbert. A Nil
Ter Co, nathan Furniture Co. Corarsrclsi
Guano Co. Swinton 4 NJ, W @ McDonough, 3
Sanders, Planters Rice Mills, R Cassels. " D
Fsrris.
Per South Bound Railroad. Jan Is--savsn..A
Co, Frank & Co. Heuisler & II. B Hull q
40; . Iih . I, & . &c; SnSEe1ns,mer sous
Nathan. II II MCGEE II 4 Ernst & Co, W n
Connerat. Virgins, Mrs D S williams. 3 wall
ing. Enrich s. Bro.
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:eamship Carl Konow [NOrI, Blueae


New YORK, Jan l2-Arrived, schr varuna,
Flyers, Darien
Alicante. Dec 27--Arrived. bark Maria ISpl.
Gamecho. Brunswick.
K % st0p IN. Dec 'l0--Arrtved. schrS NJ Nil.
len. Dyer. Charleston.
o,et-Ha roid Bor1en [Brl, Sanford, Jackson.
Vile
Sailed-Sclr Jerome Look. Look, Mobile.
London. Jan Il--SAiled, lark sylvia [Norl,
Gabrielson, Mobile.
M4tanzas, Jan s--sailed. schr Sarah Fuller.
Brown. Pensacola.
Montego Bay, ia. Dec s3-Sailed. schr Beatrice
McLeal [Brl, Palmer, Mobile,
Santos, Dec iT-SAiled, bark John Carswell
LBr Weir Pensacola
Alexandria. Va, Jan 1t--Anchored at mouth
OF Wicomico creek, Potomac river. since the
4th, scnr Chas K Schulz. Cobb. Tampa for this
port, ice bound She is in a safe p ace.
Brunswick. n, Jau l0--Sailed. banks Stanley
lNorl, Petersen, Glasgow; bristow lBrl, Johns,
Hull; schr " aine, Elizabethlort.
Jan t1--Arrived. yacnt COney Ryals, Booth.
Portland for Havana
Norfolk. Jan IL Arrived. steamship Grao
lSp], Jiminex. Savannah for Barcelona tcoaled
and sail d.
Wilmington. NC Jan 11-Arrived, schr Nellie
Floyd, johnson. Brunswiok Ga. tSee mem).
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RECEIPTS.

Per Central Railroad, Jan 13-2.4t9 bales cot
ton, 255 bbs spirits turpentine, ..53! bbis rosin.
40 bales domestics, 81 pkRs vegetables. 202
pkgs mdse. 20 cases whisky, 81 casks clay. 2
cases eggs, % COWS, cars lumber. car oats,
car malt, car meat, cars wood, O. bbls
whisky 80 bbis oil. 20 bbls grits Dbl syrup. lls
tons pig iron.
Per Savannah, Florida and Western Railway,
Jan 13--ls7 bales cotton, 2,764 bbls rosin, 1877
bbls spirits turpentine. 1000 boxes fruit IS cars
lumber. 10 cars wood. 8 cars brick, car cross
ties, , cars wheels and springs car brick, so
boxes tobacco, cars coal, mules. horss,
car corn. 1 car hay. bales ducKipg, "a pks iron
railing etc. 10 cases tin sleeves, 10 panels iron
fence. bdl castings. SO sacks rice, case cigars
~ pkgs mdse. 10 bales hides, 8 bbls syrup. II
bbis whisky, ~ bbls fruit. 40 boxes vegetables,
bbs vegetables, tank car spirits, pkgs
pork.
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway. Jan
i3-.-l car cotton seed. cars wood. ~ wheel.
barrows. bdl bags, bbis bolts. case hosiery
! car live stock, % boxes household goods, 3
boxes ink, IS pkgs springs, 3pair cots. l47 boxes
tobacco.
Per South Bound Railroad, Jan 1875 bales
cotton. l0s bbls rosin, 10 bbls spirits turpentine
$50 pkgs tobacco, 20 pkRs cigarettes. &c bales
domeatics. kegs syrup, coops chickens.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

New York, Jan il--Schr Cactus. from Apa-
lachicola for Philadelphia. WI ich vas off Abeco,
Bahamas. Jan ., watirlogged and making for
Nassau, had been towed about $50 miles ty
steamer Santiago, from New York. which ar
Ilved at Nassau on the 10th.
Wilmington, NC. Jan Il--schr Nelly Floyd,
johnson, from Brunswick. Ga, for New York,
with a cargo Of Phosphate. put In here to-day
leaking badly. She will have to discharge ner
cargo.
Beaufort, NC, Jan i1-Schr b Hazard,
Brewster, from Georgetown for New York, with
naval stores, is outside, leaking badly. She will
come in this evening.
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Per Central Railroad, Jan :3-Woods G & Co.
Hunter 4 b, Dwelle O & D, Montague & CO.
Warren a. A. Butler & $, W w Gordon b Co.
NJ Macl an 3; Co. Stubs q T, ] Wood & Bro
II II Conner B. Co, p Williams & Co.-Herman
La re, Southeastern Plaster Co. Henry Solo
mon. L d Herris, Il Loyeli's Sous, w Miller
Warnock 4 W, Mrs NJ Miller. w G Fripp Martha
Law, G Gerkin, Nollle Griffin. Savannah Supply
Co. J II IL EntelmaD. WIN O'Conuor, 3 Sterne
Per Savannah. Florida and Western Railway
Jan i5-H solomon & son, : u Weed z Co
Cifil q Q,Jno A sullivan. Geo p snuis Loveli's
Sons, N Y Hendsrscn. Lippman broS. 9 Z
Suits & Co, Lsfiief a. Son. = H NolJets Brew
lax co, A 3 Cannery, y Eason. . ! Murphy.
Clty 8 Sub ky Co. hEos. w u simklue. OF
Gadscen, savannah cotton Mill Mnsua! q !
Co, Moore & J. 4 Il Champions son. schreiner
Nu ic Co. A 3 Hull & CO. J n Perry. savannah
Bfoceiy co, Standard Oh Co. Il Is CAssels
Liber Mfg Co, Brown Bros. PeDberton a. u,
J Y Dsi>ottre, W 8 Jernegau, A Il Hull e co,
Mclonough q Co. q N v Riley. Peacock Il &
Co. ElLis Y & Oos J P Williams & co, ssEannah
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The receipts OF cotton at this port from ali
sources the past week we're l0.s2l bales of
upland and 5e2 bales sea island against 10 29l
bales OF upland and 1892 bales sea island last
year.
The particulars of the receipts have been as
follows: Per Central rairoad, e,4Is bales up
land: per Savannah. Florida and Western rail
way. 1,4S6 bales upland and AZ bales sea
island; per South Bound railroad, 7S2 bales;
per Savannah river steamer 100 bales upland !;
per Charleston and Savannah railway, i2 bales
upland: Beaufort. 26 bales upland and SO bales
sea island; per carts, 20 bales upland and IS
bales sea island.
The exports for the past week were SO 2sS
bales of upland and 1.5ll bales sea is and, NOV
ing as follows: To New York 1852 bales up
land to; baltimore. I.64S bales upland: to Bos-
ton. i,123 bales upland: to Charleston, 344 bales
upland; TO Bremen, 15.55s bales upland; to
Liverpool, 8 406 bales uplsnd; and 1911 hales
sea island; to Barcelona. 8, 1872 bales upland: to
Philadelphia, n bales upland.
The stock on hand to-day was S4.64s bales
upland and 10,3S2 bales sea island against o. O37
bales upland and 1886 bales sea island last
year.
RIcE-Thers was relatively more doing Ia
this grain than for some time back. Prices,
however, seem to develop no particularly strong
feeling but have maintained a steady range
throughout the week. The demand was fairly
good although there wss no approach to &C
tivity. The total sales for the week we're about
1000 barrels. Receipts are steadily falling off.
though in no great volume. The above sales
were on the basis of quotations. Job lots are
held at 1611zc higher:
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Leading futures ranged as follows:

BALTIMORE, Jan. I3.-FiouF active. Wheat
steady No. 2 red on spot Tel<c; January Do
livery we February delivery SOC. May dsliv-
cry 53c; milling wheat by sample s91S0c. Corn
hrm. on spot SIC. January delivery 5U1fc; Feb.
rusry delivery 49jzc; March delivery a.. May
&c.
cnscISEATf, jan. fs-Fiour in Good demand
Wheat strong and scarOe. No. 2 red 1lo. Corn
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NAs.zA Johnnie why don't you try eud hs.s
a nice taoe manners az Harry Jones;
Johnny-Weil, cause I'm ~ home an hes Q
visltin' .-lntsr Ocean.
WILLIE-Papa, some one hsx lnvsnted q
magazine gun. What kind Is thsrf
Papa. Hehectiveiy)--Ir must be one thst xoss
OF Ouce a month. -PItttbuFa Bsllisfia.
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EXPORTS,

Per steamship Kansas City for New York
$50 oales upland cotton, $50 bbls rosin, 20 bbls
spirits turpeDtine, 700 sacks cotton seed meal,
347 bales domestics and yarns $50 sacks rios
chaff, 400 bbs cotton seed oil, bales hides, 3S
bbs fish, so bbls oranges, 9,5i2 boxes oranges,
10 bbls vegetables, 10S boxes vegetables, 20i
bales wool 21S cases canned goods, 4 empty
bbls, SO pkgs vegetables.
Per bark Virginia for Buenos Ayres-261, s76
feet y p lumber q 900 bbls rosin. weighing 972-
AS pounds; 100 bbls spirits turpentine, measur-
ing 1900 Kallons-S 2 Shotter Co., James 4
ward g. Co.
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FINANCIAL.

MONEY MARKEr-Monev IL easy. The bank
ciearings for the past week amounted TO S1.7Os,.
1887.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE The market Is
firm. Sterling commercial demand. 81 81:
sixty DAYS. 81 IS; ninety days, 81 S4JS; francs.
paris and Havre. sixty days, IS 1919; Swiss,
sixty days, IS 20s6; marks. sixty days % i-16c.
DOMESTIC ExcHANGE-The marEer IS firm.
Panks and Banners are buying at par and sell
ing at IA per cent premium.
SEcURIrIEs -Central securities are weak and
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IOE,S "TAMERLANE."
It's Recent Sale for $2,6oo-rhs Most
Expensive Book in America.
Ernrn fhA N.,r R.n-h S.r.

AJs EOOCcnI Ohio tOE p6yOOO-iu S &AD1b
Expensive Book in America.
From the Ne,o York Sun.
In 1927 three youths, all of whom a.
tanned fame in later years, published thsiy
first volume OF verse. Charles and Alfrsd
Teunyson published at Louth. In Lincoln
shire, Poems, by Two Brothers," end
Edgar Allan Foe, at Boston, pubiighsd
"Tamerlape and Other Poems, by
Bostouian." The Teunysons published On
ordinary edition and an edition dc iuxs
OF their poems; how large an edition Of
Poe's poem was printed no one knows. The
Tennyson book Is rare, but not EXTERNALLY
so; OF Poes "Tamerlnns. only one copy
was known 10 exist untn, within eight
years. q second copy was discovered.
The original copy was received at the
British Museum Library in October, 1851,
and in nine or ten years became known 20
connoisseurs OF Poe. IL was not perfect,
for one of its covers was missing; but ID
was in excellent condition otherwise The
collation., as bibliophiles call the technical
description Of a book. was 90 follows:
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ARRIVED UP FROM QUARANTINE YEsTE
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Bark Virginia, Pettigrew, Buenos Ayros-
Geo Harriss a. %.
Schr Jennie Thomas, Young, Baltimore
jos Roberts & Co.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Pilot charts and all nautical information will
be furnished masters Of vessels free Of charge
custom house. Captains are requested to call
at the office.
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DEPARTED YESTERDAY.
SAILED yesterday.

Steamer Bellevue, Garnet, Darien and Bruins
wick-W I Gibson, Manager.
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Fruits and Vezetahles.

river. fancy 81 50A3 90; fancy brghts selected.
80 500 rs; otaers, 81 Oc@9 IS; russets. 81 rs
az IS; grape fruit, 81 50@2 so; tangerines.
SO OOA6 90; cabbage, 81 S6@2 IS; beans. IS 90
90 0O; squash, 75c6S1 rs; tomatoes, 81 500
8 90; cucumbers, S2 O0G4 O.
PALMER, RIvENBuRa & Co.
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PASSENGERS.

Per steamship Kansas City for New YORK.
Miss Z Duff Hugh Saussy, Mrs p II Reming-
ton. Mrs w II Foster. Miss Foster. Mrs Snod-
grass, Miss A V Mulcahy. Miss HGllgan, Thos
Mucahy. Jno Halllgan, d ID Palmer. s II Op-
wife. Miss Eastman. Miss Katie Casnman, Jas
Hoffman. Rosa Hancock ,col Lulie Craft (coD.
Per steamship City OF Macon for Boston
Austin Pettigrew, Il Reese. o Wilson, Con-
nally, d Webb, Cora Sims cob.
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PopLrRy Market Ia quiet: demand
slow; half and three quarter grown not wanted.
EGes-Market is firm and supply ample, de-
maud fair.
PEaNUrs-Ample stock. demand light prices