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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-08-03

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The fan of rain in Manatee county dur
ing the mast two weeks is almost unpre-
1910 M I'll. ~, ,Tt,.t-1,.itI.-
Braden creek and Phillip. creek. three Of
the largest in the county. have been
Wasued rom 'heIr lounu3uous, ana no
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49, 80 w." i,, N pu5--C - -'""'
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The bids for dredging the twelve-foot
channel in HiUsborough bay Mn 10 the
,1o.ls ON tho ri,,,r er[,,4 Of -r,,,,,,, -.
opened Monday morning in the office of
Capt. Henry Jervey of the engineering de-
partment. The bid Of Isaac T. Brown OF
New York city Is the lowest. Three bids
Sta,,,r, Gotr,,e, $500, VIZ ON lIie
bia. S. c.. ana the Alabama Dredging ana
Jetty Company of Mobile. Ala
r,ior;,,o ,a,,.,- 49,. ,.,, ,-..-,.
" ANUS "i9 "~'"s "Ou7"l up III
large quantities, mostly for turpentine dis
filling purposes. Several large tracts of
what is known as swamp land. consisting
of 34,720 acres, which has long been In
possession of the Jacksonville, Tampa
and Key West Railroad Companv-now q
part of the Plant System-and came to
the road from the state. has been sod TO
Mr.. A. S. Mcmillan of Georgia. il has
neither been productive Of agriculture or
remuuerative otherwise. though in a good
section of the state. The sale was made
through Receiver Gable
Com, ,,.oo,,.. No., 49,.
"eo ''iS war ueiar 'nleht
Hdue fulhs ABOUT the shipment of cat
tie to Cuba which seriously affected ali
Florida shipping points CONGRESSMAN
Sparkman made protest, ana at first It
seemed as If he was going to be ignored.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-08-03

Cincinnati Aug. 2.-Donovan was easy
for the locals, while Taylor pitched good
ball and the Reds made il three straights
from Brooklyn. Dusty" Miller was Civ
en- his ten days notice to-day. Attend
ance 1000. Score: R.H e.
Cincinnati ...3 0 0 20 I o 2 Ks p 3
Brooklyn ....2 0 0 0 O-3 s 3
Batteries-Taylor and PETIT; Donovan
and Mcclure.
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Constwise Exports.

Per steamship Texas for Baltimore-200
bales upland cotton, 800 barreFs rosin, A
barrels turpenhne, 213.54S feet lumber, Is
packages fruit, $50 barrels rosin OIL, 27O
sacks clay, 1877 packages merchandise, JAP
packages domesucs and yarns, 112 bales
hides and Woo, G. cases palmetto fibre,
so cases can goods 40 barrels pitch.
Per schooner Flora MoTang, for Bridge
port, Conn.-lS2, 113 feet pitch pine lumber
Cargo by L. b. Hunting & Co.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-08-03
IN GEORGIA AND FLORIDA.
NEWS OF THE Two STATES TOLD
IN PARAGRAPHS.


The Columbus district conference Of the
nfetbo5is+ c5i,r.b is f., session at ,.usse.s
le mo- --.7'-,.,.
,-o'Tl''7
Mr.. j. J. CaritneFs "ill tIooaoty ne ore
of the candidates who VIII oppose May
Smith of Athens for cIection 10 th,
control of the city.
A httle negro o2y Is H.-.e'e' 10 @. "3 -..-
IN A'i'e''9 ~ .''-'
swans S,i d S.'l 49,. ~" , -,
bre9tb nroJurss a sorili S3.s.r'rs s5uni
Inc county physician reports a"9-i-et
case of smallpox in the NiciUiy OF Mt
Vernon I'M The r.erson Of a negro man The
dreaded disease is being checked. however.
and il is boped ii VIII be under control
in the near future.
At Sardersville little Cara Sullivan tho
infant daughter of Mai. and Mrs. +. a.
Sullivan. died Tuesday morning OF con
eeg,ion of the brain She was aiken v.o-
Ientlv in Sunday afternoon. She was only
is months old. but bright Htue girl
Inc taNao-e properly OF washington
county for 1S99 amounts TO $3.4S1.0l4 In
1873 i was s. i5t,gl6 showing an increase
- -. 81 go .'l
prosperity among The p4ople Of Washing
ION countv
Middle Georgia Progress: ne peach crop
appears to be much larger than was sup
nosed several p,,oon!oads of saallino
reaches were brouobt m sanaarsviIlo last
v-eel, and Uero soId AZ 20 10 % cents per
peck. Apples are also plentiful and are
'ei"s Oiiei7U at '"' SAM t''1eS'
Atlanta journal. Inc tax dlgests from
the various counties continue to come into
.bo c,,+r,li.,,, e5. .,4 ,,,l,. ,.or,
countv shows , Jcof1el ain ,I.r las,
,.aor The gaips ca f,r ebo,,, MOI 1earl,
Z, 0oo ooo b,s hen ,aired et,,co tbs lac,
dioasts u,ora ,,raned in tho arrbi,-cs
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Rome has Guaranteed against Lindale
and vicinity as matter of precaution.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-08-03

New moon. 9th. hours and 9 minutes
morning first quarter, 14tn. hours and Is
minutes morning; full moon 2JJh, Ii hours
and minutes evening; last quarters, 21,h,
s hours and IS minutes evening.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-08-03

Steamship City of Birmingham, Burg
New York.-Ocean Steamsh p CO.
Bark Mercur (NoD, Hansen, Granton.-
Dahl Il Andersen
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VesseIs Went to Sea.

Steamship Safe of Texas. Baltimore.
Snip Germanic (NoD Harburg.
Bark Mercur (Nor), Granton.
Schooner Flora Morang. Bridgeport.
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ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.


Ship Thor CNor). Jorgensen. ST Re. ers-
burg.-Dahl & Anderson
Steamer W. S. Cock, Carroll Augusta.
w. T. Gibson, Manager
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Foreign Exports.

Per Norwegian bark Mercur for Gran
ton-500 barrels rosin. valued at 81 $50 and
1926 barrels rosin oil valued at $14751.-
Cargo by S. z. Shotler Co.
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Shipping Memoranda.

Steamer Clifton, Hinson, Beaufort and
L. Beach, Manager.
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Ocean Steamship Go.
FOR
York, Boston
AND
TIE EAST.

UNSURPASSED cabin accommodations AN
the comforts of a modern hotel E.eofrIc
nights. UneXcelled table. Tickets include
meals and bertks aboard ship.
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MERCHANTS AND MINERS
TRANSPORTATION co.
STEAMSHIP LINES
SAVANNAH TO BALTIMORE,

SAVANNAH TO BALTIMORE.
Tickets on sale at company's Office to
the following points at very dow rates.
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.
BALTIMORE. MD. BUFFALO, N. Y.
BOSTON. MASS.
CHICAGO. ILL. CLEVELAND. o.
ERIE, PA.
HAGERSTOWN. HARRISBURG, PA.
HALIFAX, N. S.
NIAGARA FALLS. NEW YORK.
PHILADELPHIA.
PITTsBURG. PROVIDENCE.
ROCHESTER,
TRENTON. WILMINGTON.
WASHINGTON.
First-class tickets include meals and
state room BERTH Savannah to Baltimore
Accommodation and cuisine unequaed.
Freight capacity unlimited; careful hans
ding and quick dispatch
The steamships of this company are ap.
pointed to sail from Savannah to Balu-
more as follows STANDARD time):
ESSEX, Capt Dizer SATURDAY, Aug.
g. at 400 p. m.
D. II. MILLER, Capt Peters, MONDAY.
Aug. Z, at 500 p. m.
ITASCA, Capt. Diggs. WEDNESDAY,
Aug. 8, at GEO p. m.
II, at SEQ a. m.
From Baltimore every Monday, Wednes-
day and Friday at 4 p. m.
J. J. CAROLAN, Agent,
Savannah, Ga.
W. F. TURNER, G. p. A.
A. D. STEBBINS, A. T. NJ
J. c. WHITNEY, Traffic Manager.
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savannah AImnnnc.
sun rises al SIP and SETS 6.H.

Hight water at Tybee today SOB a. m.
and 5;45 p. N. High wafer a Savannah
one hour lat-r.
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No rainfall in Texas
Heavy Rains-BlacllviIle, S. c., 172;
Wilmington, N. c.. 1874; Quitman, Ca,
As; Thomasville, Ca, 2.25; Balnbridge
Ca, 200.
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For Port Royal and Beaufort, S. c.

Steamer Clifton leaves from foot WhIta-
ker street every Monday. Wednesday and
Friday at $50 a. M. returning same day.
H. a. sTRoBHAR, Agent
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. r, temperature; 'V, velocity of wind
H. b. Boyer,
Local Forecast Official, Wealth Bureau.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-08-03

Passengers steamship Texas for Balu-
more-Phi!ip Gui martin. Capt V. b.
Van Avery, c. c. Howell Miss N. Perez
val, John Cox, i'm Nance David Car
ter, J. H. Burns, A. J. Russell, W. J. Lau-
mers, O. VI. Stebb.ns
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Local and General News of ships and
Shipping.

The schcon-r 70 Cook has b-en char
tered for a cargo Of lumber from Sa-
vannah 10 New York at 1919.
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Cotton region bulletin Savannah Ga
for the twenty-four hours ending at a
M, 10Th meridian time, Aug 2, 1899.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-29
Railroads
Railroads.
>~>r~r~>So~~>>cS>o>~rNVS~~r
new YORK CENTRAL

through trains stop at Albany Utica Syracuse
q . Trains leave Urand Central station as follows:
o'JO a. M-Daily except Sundays. The famous
EMPIRE STATE EXPRESS. LIMITED.
iastest tain In the World. Due Buffalo 4t5 r. NJ;
;,,s Falls 3;s2 =. NJ; Toronto 900 p M De
SD a Mast MAIL. Daily-For Bunalo Niagara
- - Fali and Cleveland
IO.3o A. NJ DAY EXPRESS, except sunday FOR
LOO PuSo end al srtsnt New York state point
CAGO SPECIAL Daily-For Columbus. Cnein-
9. natl Indianapolis. 81. Louis and Chicago.
1.3O = M-TROY AND ALBANY SPECIAL. except
= ,y sunday. Stops at important stations. . -
train 70 Chicago via Lake Shore. Due Cleveland
I;f5 A. NJ, due Chicago 4.30 T. NJ. Sleeping ana
600 P. M-v'EsTERN EMPRESS. pany-FOr Niagara
=, . rails, Toronto Cleveland, Chicago.
O.ZJ y. M.-NORTHERN EXPRESS. Daily.For Troy.
=, Montreal and except Saturdays. for ottawa o,.
q .sSD = M.--ADIRONpAC'R MOUNTAINS AND Nun
% M TREAL EXPRESS. Daily. ,---,r-px
- SPECIAL Daily--For Buffalo Niagara rams
- Cleveland. Cincinnati indianapolis and 81 Louis
DID y M--PACiFfc EXPRESS. Daiy-for Ox'ens-
burg Niagara Falls. Cleveland. Chicago ara, es
1E.1o night-MfnNfGpT EXPRESS Fer Cs snnsav
ever night except SUNDAY nights sunoay
nights Chicago seepers leave at .. Is
HARLEM DIVISION.
eii1 4. VI. and :t:55 T. M-Daly except SUNDAY Z"
,,Pttsheld sundays only at oi2o A. NJ
Nagnef Palace Cars all through trains.
Trains Illuminated with Pintsch Light .,
glcks, and Wagner ofSes e. Grand Central ssios
90 Columbus Ave. 81 West 10Th St, l2l,h 81 station
and ljsh St Station New York 33s and ~ fulton o'
on1 LOG Broadway T. D., Brooklyn - 81,
Telephone "279O Thlrty-eghth street" Tor New iork
dence by westcott Express Company
GEnRGE u EANLEIS G.reral nnssenger Agen'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-29
LONDON WOOL MARKET.

Iondon Jan 2s-Wools IN good active demand
b, ,be enofIor salas 10 dav Fine grades sold readily
while coarse goods ruled irregular and occasionally were
Withdrawn Good greasy merlnos were strongly corn
etea Tor bv the Continental and home buyers Medium
ane crossbreds were extremely firm. with Yorkshire com
letting with American latter purchasing BOO bales
The offerings 81 Cape Of Good Hope and Natal stocks to
day numbered oGs" Following u n. sale IN aettl
5adais va. queensland 200 bales secured Is Ssdl
L. Sisd. greasy 5aidG1s % Victoria. 200 bales
secured Idols I'd: greasy. 4%dQlOi.d. South Aus
trala 200 bales greasy Ti.dQ9l. Nev-zealand. 1900
hales secured d&dTll I'D. greasy. 5%d0lOd Cape "
Good Hope and Natal 200 bales; secured s@dgls ID
,.aav gda0igd arrivals fOr the second series p
Safe number 70 2G bales and $1,000 forwarded direct
THO n,norfs FOR week follows. New South
Wales Sos bales Melbourne. 22+. South Australia
ion West Australia rs. New-Zealand 4G24. Cape u
GOOD Hope and Natal 5.C2i Antwerp SOB. and else
wh GIG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-29
ru.RoPrAN pRoprcE MARKET.

Liverpool Jan. q. 80 p. m.-Exchange-Wheat-Sp
Arm No . red Western winter 6s 40 No red Northern
spring p: No California rs lOduGs I'D Cornspot
Ann. American mixed. new. % lOAd. DO old - II al;
futures steady: MAY 81 pa March. 81 5sd Flour 81.
Louis fancy firm u sd. Hops at London-Pacihc
C,ost dull Il OsGfj Is Beef steady extra India mess
eos: prime mess COS Pork steady prime mess me
Western 5Cs prime medium Western. as ga Hams
short cut 10 ~. steady. 36s Bacon firm cum
berland cut N, 27s I'd. short clear backs 10 20
Is n 2es short iih - ~ 2ss long clear m'ddles
heavy 80 70 ~ n 27s bellies II 10 10 10 hrn Dos
cheese dull American finest white and cOnred avs Tai
- prime CITY strong 22s Cd Cottorseed ol-Lverpo1l
refined firm lbs 81 Turpentne-spirlts firm. 3ls Hi
80 C,r,r,on steady A. ID Idnseed oil. Butter
Finest United States. sGs; good djs. Petroleum ~
aned Gssd Peas-Canadlan Is lChd. Bacon-Long clear
uiddles light 30 10 IS n. 21s Cd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-29
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Memphis Jan 2s.-Cotton Arm; mddng, nc; low
mlddlng 6i.c. good ordinary, 4sc. net receipts OO5
ba gross receipts 24i4 shipments 7IOl sales. $40
stock. 1Ol. $40. go, a..
baltimore Jan os-Coton nominal middlng, Gltc;
low mddfnr 10 iGc: good ordinary. 316c, net re
ceipts bales gross receipts, 3G24 stock 3st6l
Galveston Jan. 2S.--Cotton firm. middlng. &c. low
middling SIC. good ordinary ~ receipts. 1OA bales
saies 4Si spinners. %; stock. 2iO 4Gi
Savannah Jan os-Cotton nrm mIddling, 5.c; low
niddlng 5Ac: receipts. 49O bales gross receipts
5l5O. exports the Continent 4s53 sales p; STOCK.
119V0s go 80
81 Louis Jan. 2s-Coton steady; middlIng . - l6c;
low mIddllng 7-i8c good ordinary 5isc net receipts.
2s2 bales gross receipts 22ls shipments 32lO stock.
- AZ. -
New-Oreans Jan 2s.-CottOn uulet and steady: mid
ding 5%c low mlddlng J-lGc good ordinary - lbc.
receipts bales exports Great Britain. ssl4 sales
,2jO, stock, 1860.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-29

CoTToNThe decline Of 2is as points at Liverpool, as
the future list there and the small sales 6pOO bales
Of spot the English market. received here
with surprise but practically ignored after the first call
had opened decline Of iq2 points. Before the call
finished presence Of buying orders marked
the market excited and irregular there was
further advance gain Of 4q5 points for which
steady influx OK outside buying orders largely respos
bic, although may be said that legitimate influences,
spar. from the reluctance OF Liverpool 20 follow our
.taG ever. notably encouraging sdvlces
from spinning and cloth markets strong
sccun from Southern spot markets indicating the
ence Of exporters IN active competition with American
spnners small movement at ports and interior towns,
with predictions ~ SIN smaller movement next week.
oMeial reports from Washington showing intensely
cold wave spreading the cotton belt with Tor many
localities rain forbldding farm work and
stopping cotton picking, while mail and wire advices
continue 10 show that farmers In the South are not pro
Ying themselves with fertilizers poverty. and dscOur
4ement on account Of the low price OF cotton being
Herted the why fertilizers being
ecte1 The distress Of Of the cotton planters IS
sai IN cases that the merchants with whom they
nave been accounts have sold them out. while
IN other farmers abandoning their cotton fields.
sarng them their live stock grazing territory. The
pn s thai the planters cannot AFFORD 20 raise cotton
me prices before the recent advance get In. and
q which of them forced TO sell. The claim OF
decreased year received color from
lces q this character but the bears claimed that the
ADVANCE which has laterly taken place Will stimulate
painting 20 normal next season unless weather
cnitons should prevent Liverpool parties were sellers
ay IN the session but upon the revelation OF Inherent
strength MADE b the market they turned tail and
became active buyers. For Saturday session the market
was unusually active The market closed firm at net
advance o. lg3 points
The range o; prices in the local market to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-29
CATTLE MARKET-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. Jan. 2sBarely enough cattle were offered 70
make quotations to-day Prices ruled unchanged Fancy
cattle would bring S0QsG go choice 81 GDnS' %
medium steers s5G% Is: beef SO 9oas4 90, bulls
81 70gSi %. and heers, 50 30aS4; Western FED
steers lOfs5 ~: Texas steers 81 75QS5 calves So 0og
81 Trade hogs early active az further advance
Of Be- After the cream Of the offerings had been taken
the Improvement lost. Fair choice SO s2iaaS'.
GSds3 so: mixed s3 6jms3 ST2 butchers
81 GlQs3 ~ lights - 60gS3 50. pigs. So 3jGS3 80 The
market for sheep active the extent ~ limited
orerings prices ruling unchanged Inferior 20 prime
sheep s2as4 30 yearlngs 81 loss4 90 export
heavy sheep q lOaS4 20: lambs. 81 754S' Receipts
Cattle 90 head hogs IS 90 head: sheep 1000 head
Cincinnati Jan 2sBoes active. higher 81 3OGS3 wa
steady Si9$5 d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-29
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
crxrpA1. MARKET REPORT,


corrrr Speculation in Brazilian coree iu.uiteIs a.
eOfr.ba. 10 dav hut there still consloetslD'e
~ on outside interest. and the ma -
wv hs,,sr shape than previous 10 lne lv o.,
ms" esratiye activity developed with sets@,loa -,
spis Ssvs-s DAYS ago Many traders on tnahte ia
" ~ market viii gradually broaden ail iaNe ~ rS
s ro,ttcn grain and stocks. as IN whlom a. oo ors
WIZ TO days transactions reached I' ""ss.
NC ,ssneciahle aggregate Tor SATURDAY ma. -. a.
80 Nth conditions current for many hlVHlIS F"o''
level however. was rather lower uUuti us
I'M. nv "a Qudate long accounts IN the aps'.O
tsihtn," enc,rrarernent from Europe. As mater
~, Frrop.an cables reported lower quotations.
"a "a. ss,f however cables from Rio ana San''s
W. w. sSvanc. .r the brazilian markets me '
r..,Ing DAYS market. however were erte'"Iy
sverred hy the changing relations OF te Io1ss "a
~. The market after opening al unchAnteU plccs
Ascllna u 10 points showed for the most PAL C'i
w. vs, kress and finally STEADY al hel I,ss "l
w., ,ts mis- being the lowest level Of the cay Ihere
W. n, change IN the open market Tor spo ii SUI
10. The o+ficiai quotation remaining 80 IVr Noe
~. and - FOR j00bng parcels, while on lhe Sieett
~ s,nte-s IN some cases calling the market &c
hevs mis- basis The fact that 30 RIO Is coihlaia
,ysjv scarce grade makes the quotation nuhI a. e.s
srsrs decline q 1-32d 10 100 was noleu IN ,Ae
p,o exchange rate cleared January - from Bahda
.,ssme- button 5000 bags and from Santos IanuarS
steamer Bearden with 5000 bags Inc Cenian,r ~ ~,
o-,e5 January o. Of 1900 bags Rio per steamer OApua
cancelled
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-29
'WE0I SHORE X. Y

Trains leave Franklin ST. Station, n. T.. as folo"s
and 10 m later from foot Of ". s2d 81: , o.,
lziso +. NJ CONTINENTAL LIMITED Daily fof
Albany Syracuse. Rochester buffalo Niagara FAILS
Cleveland Detroit. Chicago and Ut Louis Arrives
Chicago and st Louis next afternoon. DINING Car.
5,s5 p ~ $50 IN. later loot W. i2d Sd chicago and
81 Louis Limited. Daily for UTICA Syracuse. Koch
ester Buffalo Niagara Falls. Toronto. Detroit
Cleveland Chicago and ST. Louis
:.3O p NJ DALI for Utica. Syracuse. Rochester. Buf-
falo Niagara Falls and Toronto.
6:4n r. M, Daily for Albany, Utica Syracuse Roches
ter Buffalo. Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit. Cleys-
LAM. Chicago and ct. Louis
Time tables principal hotels and ofhces. baggage
checked from Hotel Residence nv Westcott Express
c T. LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent. y. Y.
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RAILROADS..
NSYLVANIA



s4ArIoNs foo. Of West Tmenly,'sId . street and Ds'-
18th. leaving o'' , ana tom p.os and Cortland,
Streets Is minutes than that given below ZOE
$50 A. ". FAST MAii.-Puirnan Bure, Parlor car
s N.w f Sa to f'SaTs sssPns Car P''"s
80 A FAsT LINkrIsseurs S1e flsv dpS.,
SompsTmen! sleeping Dining smo4ns and oo.eTy,-
inSaSs sp FT et sffs' 81 cfssIn' i'''''
20 y W. eHesGQ AND ST. L5oys eSssso.
go fS,,d: .!e.S ssIa;ss chicago For
7.aO p VI. soff%TrIWfwksTERN EXPRESS FOR Pni.-
burg Cleveland Cincinnati Loaissiie. inaanaSon''
80 :: ". PACIFIC ExrREss-Fo. pl,.ssars ana
Sss Sleeping r. sr k.% fo APP sS5a . % Sa:
. ~ II,; T., 'l aS6 SCI TnE
7so s go 90 Dining cao 10 80 tD'ninF s Sr) m1
2cs nssi ssrdss $50 70 2o ,l,, c az
Dining csr.) 40 Dnins Carr. $50 Dining csr'. IS"
s6ITHEhS n ihfwAy.-.Floriaa Limited ]; 80 = m.
ATIaNTiSc coHps gT''' ~, . III spsoia i2r
? IN, n. weekdays Express, 20 a. m. and -" . M
r raF or SSE Quo 20 s''ls
ATANT, wsskasy'v D,,sIss'., RAM saa
nur,, Psrlor cars. Passenger Coach. and Combined
CARE MAy-i2so D n. ws.t.a.y; sn.,.v, o,..r
sirs;i s's,o5 SO 20 ass 20 ? ar. n
CortSndt streeis). . 10 a M 1870 a. 20 and $40 m
sundays. Df. q m. = IL .
FOR PHILADELPHIA. al.
N. : % 100 500 $50 20 ~ ~ PENN iimfedl y"
CDinins Can 900 tDinlng can ~ 20 = m ~ 81
50. ESQ $50 20 40 lDining carr. 80 pnsns
Can. $50 Dining can. 30. $50 ?. m l-n9, ns...
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Newcastle. 3lsd: Antwerp 81; i7amburg. 40 pfenngs
Rotterdam 7c &c. cotton to liverlg9
100 NJ isc nominal London Is %. FhEltfil.
There was change the condition OF the naarke,
for steam and sail tonnage being but indifferent
demand FOR former with ample offerings whie III
the latter there active demand. with vessels
and lnfrcu 10 secure Rates for nominal
while Tor san vessels they very firm
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LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET

Liverpool Jan 2s 1890 p m.-Cotton--spo; quiet.
rces nged. American miidllns iGd The
q, The day are cftmated 900 bales including 'NO fr
speculation and EXPORT. Receipts 1000 bales Including
1000 American Futures opened quiet with fair de
rand ana nj ~ O'Clock barely steady American
,,,S.iny m g. January 3 Is S4d. and Fabru-
arv. 3i7-G4d. February and March y go also
Snd Nev ~ SD also rs Cad also 1884. May ana
iune 2D-Gli also 1854. also - ga. June and
Yui, % can also -Gsd. July and August 81 80
aso 2 ia-eld. August and September 2i-Gti MISC
20 e4d. senternher and October 2iG4d also % fl
also 10 Gii. October and November 2i-04l also
G4d also 10 Cad. November and December 81 Cid
aiso z coed.