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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-12-14
FOR RENT-MIsCELLANEous.

FOR RENT. FIRST FLOOR AND
basement of s. Bryan street, formerly oc-
cupied by Germania Bank For partic-
ulars apply at premises.
FOR RENT. OFFICES NO ia BRR-
an street. lst floor; rent reasonable; pos
session given Oct. L Apply 70 Walthour s.
Rivers.
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CYPRESS PILING AND SHINGLES
black cypress piles at special prices in
quantities; cypress shingles reduced TO
SL29 and 81. % per thousand: boats can
load AT the mills; carload lots a speciality.
vale Royal Manufacturing Company.
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FOR SALE, THIRTY FOOT NAPH-
tina launch, perfect order. fast boat; e
bargain; Will exchange for smaller boat
Launch, care Morning News.
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FOR SALE. SMALL FARMS. THREE
miles from court house, one mile from
city limits. on Ogeechee road, recently paw
ed; tracts Of any size from one acre TO
one hundred; good land for truck farming
OF Tor dairy farms; Will exchange for city
Q. II. Dorsett.
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FAMILY PINE, OAK AND LIGHT
wood; stick or sawed; one dollar per
load, cash. Haddon's wood yard, Mont
gomcry and Harris streets.
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II YOU WANT A HOME. BUY BEST
street lots Investigate before you buy
DR.. knorr. Best street
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- % OdaH QuOfaU0ns wore as fOIIOWs.
J l9ur was dull; buyers had ample supplies
nla were holding of; cable bids were 81
Y"tfi prices were steady. No spring
ehtht, G1sN575sc; No. red 60iAG50s4o
40. 2 corn, .25asc. No. oats. 17h4f7ikc
e pork, NNSftz67ia. Lard, S5.22h. Short
~ sides. N90uf.30. Dry salt shoulders
Whisky. sl22
i.amson Bros. a Co.'S Chicago market
.isr " private wire 20 4. Il. johnson,
iehrf froYidcnt building.
mchEo, Dec. -Wheaf-Ender lib
- offerings and a weaker cash slfua-
lhe market to-day hnf ruled weak
Xxx. aNHffeq esfine N ~ ffcm yesfer-
az flefe. Large selling hy a commits.
80 NpAhe has been q conspicuous feat
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EMPTY WHISKY BARRELS FOR
sale Apply to W. J.. Dodd, Merchants
Exchange, 1i9 Congress street.
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CHATHAM COUNTY.

GEORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY,
court of ordinary for letters of adminiss
tration on the estate of Eliza Jenkins.
late Of said county, deceased.
monish all whom 4 may concern to be
and appear before said court to make OBJ
lection Of any they have on or before the
first Monday in January, next other-
Witness, the Honorable Hampton L.
Ferrill, ordinary for Chatham county,
this the 18th day of December 1896
FRANK y. KEILBACH
Clerk c. O.. c. c.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE. 1895 HARTFORD BICY-
four months. Address J.. y. box 49,
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FOR SALE. a NICE LITTLE CITY
druE store; will sell al a great bargain.
Apply TO W. +. Smith, 40 Capitol avenue,
Atlanta, Ga.
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FOR SALE. PROCTOR PLANTA-
about eight hundred acres. OF which swo
hundred and seventy-hve are first quail.
lty rice lands. one hundred and ninety
der marsh and wood land. For terms ap-
ply 10 George W. owens, i24 Bryan street.
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GRAIN. PROVISIONS. ETC.

New York, Dec. 3l.-Flour, dun and I'M
changedi southern Hour, dull, steady; com
choice, SS.1Oa35O. Wheat. dull, irmer;
No , red, store and elevator. 60i2d603ic ,;
ahoat, 6lStc; options were fairly active and
nrm az @sqltc advance; No. > red, jan
uary 60@sc. March, 62c; May, 629sc. Corn,
quiet. firm; No. ,. 52itc. elevator; 5Si4c,
afoat; options were dull and steady at
l4Hssc advance; December. 52l4052lac; jan
uarN, 9l%c; February 5la4c; May, 52llc.
oats hrmer, quiet, options, duh; January,
349sc February, So &c: May, 35Sfc: spot No.
:, a44c' mixed western. S5d36c. Hay,
dull, easier: shipping, J0W55c. good to
choice, lOu15c. Wool, moderately active.
steady; domestic fleece, l7G20c; pulled,
l2a3ic. Beef, dun; family, $1,000 so;
mess, Sl6.00dl7.0O. cut meats, quiet steady;
picked bellies, S512l 2G6.25; shoulders, $500;
hams, SS.0OQS.50; middles. nominal Lard,
qulet, nrmer; western steam. $40; city,
$662 ~; January, 500, nominal; May, $40,
nominal; refined, firm; continent, $50;
South American. S7.S5 compound, S5.50d
1928 Butter, quiet; fancy creamery. firm
state dairy, l0dlSc; creamery, l6a22c; west
ern dairy, l0u15c. creamery, l5024l2c; FL
gins, 2iigc. Cotton seed oil. steady; crude.
2i4c; yellow, pc. Petroleum, quiet Rice
fair demand, steady; domestic fair to eN-
ira. 4l2u6c; Japan, 4AMil2c. Molasses,
foreign, nominal; New Orleans open ket-
tie good to choice, 2Sd3Sc, quiet, steady.
Peanuts, quiet. Coffee exchange closed ;
sept RIO, dull, nominal. Sugar, raw, dun,
nominal; refined, dull and unchanged.
Chicago, Ill. Dec. 3l.-The closing ses-
sion of the Board for 1884 was marked by
the usual Indifference TO trading which
characterizes the final business day Of
the year, of that association. The last
half hour of the abbreviated session was
practically abandoned and customary
pranks and froiics INDUCED in.
May wheat opened from 5fbsc to J1Ac,
sold between 577s05Sc and 57l2c, closing at
57as Q577sc-ls04c higher than saturday.
The cash market was without change Of
notes.
Corn-No disposition TO trade existed
in corn and a quiet unattractlVe market
was a natural consequence, with firm
wheat market for a guide, prices lost
nothing. and a times were fractonaly
from 4Slsqi8A TO 4Slsc sold between 4Sl4g
4S3sc and 4Sisc, closing at 4Si4c-a shade
higher than Saturday Cash corn was
unchanged. Very little business was
done.
oats. like all the other grains, were
practically neglected. The range, which
was but Lie fully explains the dizziness
which reigned. The undertone was firm,
in Difference to the feeling in wheat and
corn.
Provisions-The opening on product was
firm and higher. the hog receipts being
light and the market at the stock yards
showing an advance. Succeeding the OPP
erations at the start the market was al
most a blank, although the gains which
were made were not lost during the ses
sion The close was 1712c higher than
Saturday for May pork, l0c higher for
May lard, and 71zdlOc higher for May
ribs. The Board of Trade Will hold no
Leading futures ranged as follows:
(Uqpinp Highest Lowest ('lOefnpr
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OCEAN FREIGHTs.

Cotton-By Steam-Narket firm. Rates
quoted are per 100 pounds Direct Bre-
men, soc; Barcelona. soc; Genoa. 45c: Iiv-
erpool Sc: Havre. Sc: Havre via New
York. sc; Liverpool. via New York 43c;
Bremen, via New York. 4Sc: Amsterdam.
via New York. 43c: Antwerp, via New
York 43c; Genoa. via New York SIC; Ham
burg, via New York. 4Sc: Boston, per bale
81 % New YORK. per bale. S1.00; Philadel-
phia, per bale, Sl0o: Baltimore. 800.
Lumber-By Sail-Freights are quiet al
ruling rates. Foreign business is more or
less nominal The rates from this and
nearby Georgia ports are quoted at $4,000
2.1 for range including Baltimore and
Portland. Me. Railroad ties. basis, a
teet lic. Timber rates, 50c0 Si.00 higher
than lumber rates. To the West Indies
and Windward, nominal. 10 Rosario, So 00
Nl5N; Buenos Ayres or Montevideo, SO %
uuW; to Rio JaneirO. $l4O0; TO Spanish
and Mediterranean ports. Sil.30Gi1.5O: 10
United Kingdom for orders, nominal for
lumber 81 81 standard.
BY Steam-To New York. 800; to Phila-
delphia, 800; TO Boston, $500; to Balti-
more, $500.
Naval Stores-By Sail-The market. Is
very dull, with no demand for either spot
vessels OF vessels TO arrive. Large Cork
Tor orders are placed at Is 4iaddSs I'D,
SMALL sized. IS 50 and As South America,
rosin, zoe per barrel Of 80 pounds. Coast
Wise-steam-to Boston, lie per 100 pounds
on rosln, Suc on spirits; to New York,
rosln, sac per 100 pounds. spirits, SOC; 10
Philadelphia, rOsin. 7iac per 100 pounds.
spirits. SOC; TO Baltimore, rOsin, 1iac per
lJJ pounds, spirits, zoe.
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MEMORANDA.

Charleston. s. c., Dec. 3l.-Arrived,
steamer Algonquin, Plat. New York, pro-
ceeded Jacksonville; schr Thomas y.
Stone, Chase. Wilmington, n. G.
OF bar, steamer Urania (3r, Smith,
Hamburg.
York.
Mobile, Ala. Dec. 31-Arrived. steam
ship Espano (Nor). Meyers, Bluefields.
New York, Dec. 31.--Arrived steamer Eel
Monte, Parker. New York British King
(Br), Hogan, Liverpool; Hudson. Kemble,
New York.
Cleared American schr Grace Andrews
Andrews, Baltimore; steamship Architect
(BD, Thompson, Liverpool; Arkansas
MaXson, POr Tampa; El Monte, Parker,
New York.
New York. Dec 29.-Arrived. steamers
Wakefield (Br), VALE, L!cata; Tafna CI3r)
Harris, Pelleys Island both are up for
Savannah.
Boston, Dec. 29.-Cleared, schrs Vim. c.
Tanner, johnson. Brunswick: Independ-
ent, Case Ashepoo, 5. G.
Providence, Dec. 2S.-Sailed schr Ed
ward ". Blake, Savannah.
Cleared, schr Nolusia, Higgins, Jackson
Vile.
Oporto, Dec. 22.-Arrived, bark Josefna
PorO, Velho, Savannah via Lisbon.
Reval Dec. 2I.-Arrived, steamer Del
mar (Br), McEwan, Charleston.
Havre, Dec. 27.-Sa.led bark Haakon
Haankonsen (Nor), Salvesen, Charleston.
Kings Lynn, Dec. 2S.-Sailed, bark Man
itOba (Nor), Amundsen, Pensacola.
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PASSENGERS.

Per Steamship Nacoochee from New
York; Schnapp, 6. Schnapp. L.
Schnapp and wife, J. Smith and wife, w.
r. Smith, H. SCHNEIDER and wife, George
Eads. Jr.. George E. Long. B. J. Curtis,
Mrs. o. NJ. Noble, H. f. Marson, w. 5.
McDuffie, Miss n. Irving Miss X. Irving.
Miss r. Fitzgerald, r. Koliar, L. Selma
vel, William Smith, F. Reese, Mrs. +.
Dedeham, ]. e. Thomas, w. s. Allen and
wife, Miss ]. Allen and servant, Mrs +.
A. Hill and infant, J. La Boyteaux, II. a.
Person and wife, Mrs. Catherine, Mrs. J.
Catherine. John Riggs, Miss c. Wolf,
Mrs. 4. NJ. Sigmar, Frank Gaffney, Geo.
Walter, II. Hyson. c., Miss u. Arlling-
ham, Miss NJ Leonard, Joseh p. Agostini,
Charles Caretti. T. Ornody, g. Cadets,
F. Marco, @. Natal, John T. McLaws and
sixteen steerdge.
Per steamship Kansas City. for New
York-Thomas Mach.n, A \ McFarlan,
Mrs + A Ward, y Sanford, W + Wllk.n-
son, Miss Carrie Murce, Mrs \ Sagur
Miss NJ G Wilkinson. J A Williams. Allen
r Smart A Kennedy, Charles King, A Q
Sibley, DR.. a W Maynord, Miss y Whit
ney, ] y Cell, W a Strachan, J b Egan
f W Townsend. A b Wilson. H Kennedy
A w Hendrickson, w " Williams, NJ
Branch, Jr., + Seabrook, Miss A A Hill
Miss a VI Hill, Miss l. & Seabrook, Mrs
j p Smith, Miss NJ II Hoogland, A J
Main, Mrs l. a Lyman Miss A l. Burrell
Mrs J NJ Whitney, Master A l. Becker, @
Pepper. T G Becker and wife, S T!neO. A
+ Shio, and eight steerage.
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TTF USUAL INDIFFERENCE.
o,rr , Few Of The Exchanges Open and
Business Very Dull.

,.onplets Reports From the Cotton
- -,-..s-sone of the Exchanges
-, Half session-Local Board of
and Cotton Exchanges Closed.
--.1svraphic Reports.
'.-.----h. Dec. Cuisines was prac-
..'. .-.-renis.d to-day. The Cotton En-
s75 Board Of Trade were closed
.75I not open again until Wednesday.
.---.- .-..r.tors IN cotton and naval stores
I5o ~ 4leir places Of business. and the
-...T- Il trading done was merely nom
-s-hanges at Liverpool, New York.
.---.,r. baltimore, New Orleans and
-r.s.7a we're closed. Reports Of the
...,,.rr of cotton was received from
II TIC. ports and interior towns AMI
-.hrfsaed below. The New York stock
Dance was open for business, but here
~ b.- little done. the total amount of
NIX. .riv reaching $500 shares. Business
--.. also quiet at the Chicago board of
.--.. though values were advanced
..t.ly ina grain and provisions.
7.-.raorrow. New Years day, will be OBJ
-.--as a. holiday everywhere, conse-
....-,lv no market reports for the day Will
D. -ItIe he'd.
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COTTON.


r,iy movement at other ports
faIv-sror-Quiet. middhng, l-lb; net
-.-zirrs 142i2: sales, 2,UO; stock, ~, t5S.
W6bile-Nothing doing; mlddhng .; net
r4raipts. 1.69; sales, - STOCK, %, 40
--jgrla1r0n Holiday; net receipts, 3,45b
s.ias s26. stock, 1856.
Wilntn gton-H'irm; middling, .; net re-
,.irrs IS. sales. -; stock. 2O,!95.
Nortolb- Holiday; net receipts 2'tSS;
.+ors T. Us. corrected. 49,.
ggait.more-Holiday; gross receipts, 1000;
si 92eass;;o-r|6ull: middIng. 5%; net re-
oe5IIi' sdi.eIIn6ia-Firm: middling. 6; net re-
CENTS SAN: gross, $500; stock, $3.50
Tiailv movement at interior towns
sugJsta-Firm; middling, pa net re-
oeirfs >3i. sales go; stock, $500.
Nennhis-Steady; middling, SIS; net re-
.siats, I .2>5: gross. 294: sales, $3.50; stock,
'' g Louis Steady; middling, SIS; net re-
t,s -. gross, 6,054; stock, 1886
Cincinuati Steady; mtddhng, Us; net re-
,s5ats 266q. sales, 100; stock. 1854
Houston-Quiet; middling, . lilo; net re-
reiuts. 9733; sales, II; stock. %'o'4.
Fynorts of cotton this day
G3iyeston-To Great Britain, 1O,SlS; to
~, continent, b.3i2.
Nobiie-To coastwise, 1,075-
X5rfolk-To Great Britain, 46d; to
'Bsi,imoreETo France, 500: to the conti-
ra0t. S73. to coastwise, 5OO-
p6ston-To Great Britain, 2,36S.
pbfladelphia-To Great Britain, 1923; TO
KEN York. Dec. 3l-The Suns cotton
article saws The port receipts this week
ars estimated by some at Z6O,OOO bales
sgainst s04 600 bales last week, and 1871 900
b5ies last year. and 100000 bales in 1891,
H. big crop year. The Exchange was
closed to-day The East Indian govern
ment has imposed a duty of per cent.
on cotton yarns and fabrics, and an eX-
else duty of per cent on cotton goods
and warns manufactured in India. one
firm said: Tt would not surprise us to see
crop guesses increase next month, II the
receipts much exceed those of January,
1sQ2 which was the big crop year of 1893
an bales. The weather during that month
was quite unfavorable."
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was
transacted. The feeling was easy. No 2
spring wheat. 57ssq595sc; No. 2 red 5S5sc
No. corn, 45l2c. No oats, 29c. Mess
pounds, $3.50. Short RIB sides, $5.75d5S0
Dry sailed shoulders, S5.00d5 122 Short
clear sides, boxed, $6121566.25. Whisky
distillers finished goods, per gallon, $1.22.
Cincinnati, o., Dec. 31.-Flour, steady;
winter patent 2.50G2.90; family, 81 10d
2.15; extra, $1.S5Q195. Wheat, quiet at pre-
yious prices. Corn, quiet. steady; No. 2
43c Oats, fair demand. No. mixed track
32lsc; No. . white, 34l4c. Pork dali and
steady; mess, Su. 80. Lard, quiet, steady
steam leaf, 7lsc; kettle lard 7Ikc Dry salt
meats dull; loose shoulders, 51sc; loose
short ribs, 57sc; loose short clear sides
Csc boxed meats, worth 14c, more Bacon
quiet and steady; loose shoulders, SEC
loose short ribs sides. 69sc; loose short
clear sides, Csc; boxed meats worth &c
more. Whisky, steady H.22.
st Louis, Mo-, Dec. $l.-Flour un-
changed. Wheat, higher; Dec. 512sc; Jan
51s4c; May, 5l7sc. Corn higher; Dec. 42Ac
Jan. 42ssc, May 45Ac. Oats higher; Dec
309sc; May 313sc. Pork, standard mess
$500. Lard, prime steam, $50; choice
S.. so. Dry sailed meats, shoulders &c.
longs, 500; clear ribs. $6.S5; shorts, 1856
Bacon, boxed shoulders, SIC; longs, 694c;
clear ribs, 69sc; shorts, 6&Q67sc. High
Baltimore, Dec. 31.-Flour dull; western
superfine, $l,s0q200 do extra. $2.lOQ2.45;
do family. s. 60d2. IS; winter wheat pat
Straight, So. 25d345 Wheat frmer; Mo-
red, spot and December, 6045O1sc; Janu-
airy, 60060c; February, 61bc; May, 62lk
0q623Ic: steamer No. 2 red, 57l657l<c;
southern by sample, 59d611zc do on
grades. 57l6d60iae. Corn quiet; mixed spot
and year, 47lsd4724c; January, 474Q47izc;
steamer mixed 46q46Ac: southern white,
47G4SI4c; do yellow. 47q4sc. Oats quiet
No. white western, 3Sq3Sl2c; No. 2 mixed
do, S5d95l2c. Rye lnactive No. 2, 57d
57Itc. Hay firm; good to choice timothy
si3ai350 Grain freights dull; steam to
Iiverpool: January. 2s. 3dQ2s, Sd; Febru-
ary, Is 8dd2s. 4lad; Cork for orders. 3s. Sd
Provisions quiet: mess pork, SIS; bulk
Shoulders. CSC short rib sides. 7a4c; sugar
cured shoulders, Sc; hams. small, -
lard. refined. Size. Butter steady; fancy
creamery. 24d25c: ladle. lie; roll, 14016c
store packed. 10012c. Eggs firm, 22023c.
Coffee and sugar unchanged.
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oranges. selected brights. $50 to $40;
lines. s2.25fi2.J0; other br.ghts. selected
sizes, So 80: lines, S2.25; russets. select
cd. 81. 75d2. 90: poor and coarse fru3t. &laOd
1.7J; tangerines, S2.50d3.J0; mandarjns. $50
I2.0o grape fruif, S20Od3.50 eggplant
S300H6.00; peas S2.OnGtlO0: cucumberS, 500
a 400: tomatoes. Sl.50a&0O; beans. fancy.
S2.5004.00; average. N.5JQ2.50; lettuce, 500
1880 per half barrel basket
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Bagging and Ties-The market fi-m;
2ute hagging, 2A-pound. Use: 2-pound.
SCI l4s-pound, 65sc; quotations are for
J0D lots; small lots higher. sea island bag
gins sla1l0izc- Iron ties, large lots. S5c;
smaller lots. e0cTSl-00
Dry GOods-The market is quiet derna nd
llsht- Prints, 4Q5c: Georgia brown shirt
,hgs, =, 3isc; : do. &C: - brown sheeting,
- White osnaburgs, 6i.d7c; checks, SIG
5Ec; brown drillings. 5G6isc.
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4 bbls spirits turpentine. - bbls e = oil.
427 pkgs mdse.
Per Charleston and Savannah railway.
Dec 5l-239 bales cotton, 1 car flour. I car
h goods, car spikes. 4 ears wood. cars
BRICK. Z cars mdse, ! bdl hides.
Per Savannah. Florida and Western
railway. Dee. Sl-159 bales cotton. 5.S93
boxes fruit N bhls fruit. 22G boxes veg
etables. - cars phosphate 20 ears rock
car castings. cars lumber, cars wood.
car meat. e ears coal. ! car sugar. ] car
rice, l car bran. 30 bdls hides. g cars
mdse. a hhls Negeta bles.
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CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Chattahoochee. Savage New
York-C. G. Anderson, Agent.
Steamship City Of Macon. Lewis. Bos-
tone. G.. Anderson, Agent.
Steamship VIM. Crane, Bond Baltimore
j. J. CarOlan, Agent.
Schr A. u. Lamson Smith, Baltimore.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Pilot charts and all photographic in
formation will be furnished masters of
vessels free Of charge in United States
Hydrographic Office IN custom house.
Captains are requested to call at the
Office.
Reports Of wrecks and derelicts received
for Transmission to the navy department.
For additional shipping news see other
columns
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and3 NwY kand
TRAN ands7
34and
v q
t III. 4 D A.Jk sonvil Ria
n = PENNINGTON Manager
, tree
C.
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EXPORTS

Per steamship Kansas City for New
York-2,052 bales upland cotton. 1870 bales
sea island cotton, 50 bales domestics and
yarns. 20 bbls cotton seed OIL 1873 bbls
rOsin 30j bbls turpentine, - bales lnters.
Z bbls fish, p bbls oranges, 6J3 boxes or
anges. Is bbls vegetables, 504 boxes veg
etables, 1S7 tons pig iron, 3G cases eggs.
1g7 Dkng mdse
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NAVAL STORES.

wilmington. Dec 31.-Rosin firm;
strained, 9Jc; good do, 81. Spirits turpen-
rims steady at 2f5c: receipts. 40 casks. Tar
firm at 95c; crude turpentine steady;
hard S110. soft, S1.50; virgin, $40.
New York Dec. 3l.-Rosin, dull, steady;
strained, common TO good. $3.50 LAO. Tur-
pentine, quiet, steady, 2702134c.
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Nacoochee. Smith, New York
C. O. Anderson, Agent.
Steamer VIM. Crane, Bond, Baltimore
J. j. Carolan, Agent.
Bark Maria del Soccoroso, UtaD. 507tons
Lubrano, Charleston, with part cargo for
Europe-Nessel 10 Strachan * Co.
Bark Maria Luigia 0taD. Cilento, 81
tons, Charleston, part cargo roSin for
Europe-Strachan e. Co.
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Policeman to wheelman, who is riding
on the side path: See here, young man,
you can't ride there.
Cant. Ell? Well you just watch me- -
and he shot out of sight.-Americau
Wheelman.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Philadelphia, Dec. 29.--Schr Frank Van
derherchen reports was in collision with
B. and o. r. X. bridge on 2Sth, and car
ried away jibboom headgear, broke port
anchor, cut shrouds and damaged chain
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RECEIPTS.

Per Central railroad, Dec. 3l-3,0s0 bales
cotton, l car -four car hay, cars coal,
car marble, / car mules, ] car brick,
cars wood, cars lumber, 1865 bbls rosin,
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rRr1rs 40 vEGErABLEs.

New York, Dec. a.-Palmer & Frost
quote: The week opens with milder
Weather and prospects good; Halifax river
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

SAVANNAH. Tuesday. Jan. !, 1895.
sun Rises Observation-Disclosures. 1.UG
sun sets t'"f
High water TT. Pulaski. 10:l2 am lO:i2 pm.
Central Standard Time.
Time ball on cotton exchange drops at
p m. 18th meridian.
The time ball fell seconds late yester-
day. Dec. 81. 1894.
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THE TROPICAL TRUNK LINE.

g. Tampa and Key West Railway.
49, JOSEPH II DUR<EE, Receiver
RN RAILROAD co.
dBOAT COMPANY tR. b. CABLE, General Manager
WORTH RAILWAY
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inah ana Augusta, Savannah and Macon, sa.
q and Atlanta
es to points beyond our line apply to tickss
General Passenger Agent, Savannah. Ca.
rHEO. ID. KLINE. General Superintendent
j. G. SHAW, Travelling Passenger Agent
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Mail and Saw fast
Express fri daily
Daily eX. sun.
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TRAINS marked run daily except Sunday
Sleeping cars on night trains between Sa
yannah and Atlanta. ParlOr cars between Ma
Ticket oflse 10 Bull street and depot.
For further information. and for scIe
agents or TO j. c. HALL
W. r. sHELLMAN. Trenic Manager