The morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, December 16, 1890, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextCOMMERCIAL. SAVANN a H MAEKBT6. OrrirK MoaNixit News. ) Savannah, Ga., Dec. 15, 1890. f Cotton—The market was dull and easy. Tbere was a slow demand, and buyer* and sellers were somewhat apart. The total *ales for the day were only 687 hales. On ’Change at the opening call, at 10 a. m., the luarset was reported quiet and unc Tanged, with sales of 109 bales. At the §econd call, at 1 p. m., it was quiet, the >ales being 67 baits. At the third and last call, at 4 p. W-, it closed quiet and unchanged, with further sales of 511 bales. The following are the official closing spot quotations of the Cot ton Exchange: Good middling 9 Good ordinary 04 ' The market was very quiet, with buyers bidding less than quotations. There re some sales, mostly on private terms. Previous sales were made on the basis of quo tations: Choice. Fine Medium flue L* Good medium .1- Gominon Georgias and Flori las Hi Comparative Cotton Statement, Receipts, Exports and Stock on Hand Dec. 15. 18. o,ani> FOR THK Sa.MK TIME LAST YEAR. 1850 91 1889 90 ~tnd \ Ullnnd M Stock on hand Sept. 1 '-'3 11.403 681 8.618 Received to-day 0-! 12,610 i.OiX) 9,874 Received previously. 21,568; 662, IKK) 17.556 648,124 Total 21,653 GB6/K3 19,285 660,146 Exported to-day 28 12,705; 970 8>97 Exported previously 12,5781 664,867 ; 12.456| 554, .410; | Total ~ 1C, 606: 576,042 j 18,426 563,807 j lStoek on baud and on ship ,„ loon ! | board tbn day....,,. . 0,047 . 110,051 5,8. •* 10., 33. Rice—The market continues dull, but steady end unchan red. Tile total sales for the day ere 1.2 barrels. The following are the otiicial quotations of the Board of Trade, email job lots are hel i at *®*c lower: Prime s'}&®.)* Cou at ry lots 65® 75 Tidewater . 00®! 25 Saval Stores—The market for spirits tur pentine was quiet and steady at unchanged prices. There were no sales reported during te .lay At the board of trade on the opening call the market was reported firm at 8194 c for regu lars. At the secoud call it closed firm at 34%c t> r regulars. Rosin—The market was very quiet and unchanged. There was a light inquiry and n small business doing. The total sales for the day were some 866 barrels. At the Board of Trade on the first call the market was reported nominal for M andab >ve, and firm for K and below, at the following quotations: A, R C, D and E. *1 20; F. $1 27*: G. $1 27*; U. Si 57*; I $2 00; K. #2 10; M, S ’ 50; N, $3 30; window glass. $4 00; wa er white, $1 5). At the last, call it closed unchanged, with sales of 186 barrels. NAVAL STORES STATEMENT. Spirits. Rosin. Stock on band April 1 3.963 39,511 Received to-day 278 3.551 Received previously !70,316 577,583 Total 180.587 620,618 Exported to-day. 104 1,304 Exported previously 168,225 329,214 Total 188,329 521,548 Stock on hand and on shipboard to-day 12.258 99.101 Received same day last year 321 8,232 Financial Money Is very stringent. Domestic Exchange—Q uiet and steady. The banks and bankers are buying at * per cent, discount. Selling at * per cent, discount to ;>ar. Foreign Exchange— Market is steady: sterling commercial demand $4 78; sixty days $4 75; ninety days $4 78. Francs, Paris and Havre, sixty days, $5 gJjg. Swiss $5 31. Marks, sixty uavs. 95*4. SicCßixiits—The market Is very dull and in active. Sales are only made on concessions. Stocks and Bonds— r 'ity Hindi —Atlanta 6 ber cent l ing date. 104 bid. 112 asked; At lanta 7 per cent, 110 bid, 117 as ed; Au gusta 7 per cent long date, 104 bid, 110 asked; Augusta 6 per cent long date, 108 bid, 112 asked; Columbus 5 per cent, 103 bid, 104 naked: Macon 6 per cent, 115 bid, ltd asked; new Savaunah 5 per cent quarterly January coupons. 103 bid, 104 asked; new bavatmah 6 per cent February coupons, lOC's bid, 103 asked. Stale Bonds— Georgia new 4)* percent, 115 bid, 117 asked; Georgia 7 per cent coupons. January and July, maturity 1396, 112 bid, 114 nskf 1; Georgia 3* percent, 102 bid, 103 asked llat.road stocks— Central common,ll6 bid, 118 a '"“ i Augusta aud Savannah 7 per cent, guar anteed ex-div, 137 bid, 139 asked; Georgia com t>">n, 198 bid, 200 asked; Southwestern7percent guaranteed, ex-div.l23* bid,l24* asked;Central 6percent certificates ex inf, 94 bid. 95 asked; Atlanta and West Point railroad stock, 109 bid. Unasked; Atlanta and West Point 6 per cent certificates, ex-January Interest 97 bid. 98 asked. Railroad Bonds— Savannah. Florida and "• sternßailroad Company, general mortgage, t per cent interest coupons October, 108 bid, unasked; Atlantic and Gulf first mortgage, consolidated 7 per cent, coupons January and July, maturity 1397, 109 bid. 11l ask id; Gsntral Railroad and Banking Company collateral gold, ss, 95 bid, 93 asked; Cen tral consolidate 1 mortgage 7 per cent coupons January and July, maturity 1893. 103 bid. 0 asked; Savannah and Western railroad 5 pT cent, indorsed by Central railroad, 82 bid, • asked; Savannah, Americus ami Mont gomery 6 per cent, 90 bid, 91* asked; railroad 6 percent. 1897, 105®111 bid. 116 asked;(leorgia Southern and Florida just mortgage 6 per cent, 90* bid, 91* asked; 1 -W° and Macon first mortgage 6 per cent, bid, 65 asked; Montgomery and Eufaulh ■ s mortgage 6 per cent, indorsed by Central 106 bid, 107* asked; Marietta and Georgia railway first mortgage, 50 •J™! 8 ' 8 Per cent, 87 bid, 89 united; ran-nta and North Georgia ratlr usd mortgage 6 per cent, 101 bid, ase ed; Cuarlotte, Columbia and Augusta vT mortgage, ltd? bid. 109 asked; Charlotte, omniljia and Augusta second mortgage. 115 asked; Charlotte. Columbia and '., ' ! ' ta kcueral mortgage, 8 per cent, 107 bid, ■ Georgia and Florida, indorsed. , E.mtji G 2 asked; South Georgia and Florida oc d ntorigage, 101 bid. 109 asked; Augusta tiis 7i?i 0XV ‘’ lB Grst mortgage, 7 percent, 108 ! , asked; Gainesville, Jefferson and , first mortgage, guaranteed, 119 bid, •. .iSK-e,i; Gainesville, Jefferson aud Southern, ."'mranteed. 106 hid, 107 asked; Ocean • .17.1, 1 “P 0 Per cent beads, guaranteed by i .1.1 1 ri4ilr °ad, 101 bid. 101* asked; Gaines -7'.., uersoaand Southern, second mortgage, I||J bid. 112 Asked; Coiutuou* and l,st mortgage bonds, indorsed by Cen , “ i ' lr mi. loti bid. 107 asked; C dumbus •• ' stern Bp r cent guaranteed, 107 bid, 108 ”' ■‘tv and Suburban railway first m<>rt ’ i her cent, 10.3 bid, 10J asked. . ' ■ etc. —Firm. Houtuern Bank of u . lte .- of . Ge rgia. 290 bid, 295 asked; M*r- National Hank, 187 bid, 192 asked; mah Bank and Trust Company. 19’. bid, i.’t “’.mi: National Bank of Savannah, 135 , Oglethorpe Savings and Trust "■''l" v - l 4 bid, 125 askeu: Citizens' Bunk. .. io>* inked; Chatham RealEstatMind x'l .’“ e '"ei.t, 52* bid, 33asked; Georgia Ig an ‘ r,,Rt Company, 96 hi I, 9j asked; G-r a ravings Bank, 108 bid, 108 asked; Chat '■the Savings Bank. 54 hid, 51* asked; i • 111 giavan nab Construction Company, , 1 ■ ■ ’->7 asked; Savannah Construction •O'. Dr bid, 10S asked. 1 - aval mail tots T.ight stocks, a • . a;ked; Mutual Gas Light stoe.n, r-ieofric Ught uni Rower Company, !■' 7 'Ri as ted. •-liar..,' :ea)y;falr demand. The •i , el * Trade quotations are as follows: 1 •' ’ 1 ‘h ar r’li sides. 6*B: shoulders, salted clear rib sides. 6c; long clear U.‘ hes, 6c; shoulders, Cqc; hams. 120 r.. Tigs —The market is steady and ; s’ ■ hio inrate. Jute bagging. 2*ls,s' i®M*c; ■ 1 s''v . i5,9i. 6*M®tyi./*. according to • 'il |ua tlity; sealstwud nagging at 13* t btggtng, mm ; prices nominal. 11 1 10' ,0 It- n Ties—large a 1 ' 1 •smaller lots. 'sl 403*1 50. Hag mg in ret at! lot s a fraction higher 'Tlarket Meaji , falidemani; < ioshen. o .hr edge, gi®2jo; creamery, 25®31u. • 4, '* s . Vc. ; darket study, fair demand; ll® tt S. Tiw Ql 3rs, IT. iBOIA* Coftxe—Market dull an l lower. Peabem. 23c; fancy, 22c; camce. 2i*c; prune. 21c: good. 2e+sC; fair, 20*c; onlinary. 19*:; common, ;9c. ItarXD Frtit—Apples, evapora’ed, 16c; com - mon, ll®l2c. Peacnes, peeled. 9e; unpedsi, 10c. Currant*. 6* 37c. Citroa. 2) c. Dried apricot*. 31c. Dev G'sins—The market is firm, goal do maud. Prints, 4®6*c; Georgia brown shirting. 3-4, 4*c: 7-8 do, s*o: 4-4 brown sheeting. •" ;C; white osnaburgs, checks, s®' *c, rams. 9t)c lor the best manes: br.ivva drilling, 6*®Bc. _ r ism-jiara-et arm We quote full weights: Mackere., No. 3, hall birrsls. nomimU. $9 Op® i0 (JO; So. t $lO 02® 13 00. Herring, No. 1. 2.‘c, italej. 25c; Cod. 6®Bc. Mullet, 1 half barrels, $5 00. Fbctt -Gem mi—Fair demand. Messiua, ?4 25®4 75. Oranges. Florida, $2 75®32Tiper box. Floor—Market quiet. New wheat: Extra. &4 10®4 53, family, $4 So®s 15; fancy, S3 si® 5 80; patent, $5 Bvi®s 90; choice patent, s6oo^ 615; spring wheat, best. $J 25®0 40. Grain—Corn—Market strong; white corn, re tai lots. 78c; job lot:, 76c; carload lots. 74c; j mired com. retail lots. 77e;job lots. 75c; carioai ! lots, 73c. Oats—Retail lots, 62c; job lots, 80c: carload lots, 58c Bran Retail lots, $1 S5; job lots, $1 30: carload lots, $1 25. Meal—Rear!, per barrel. $3 ao: per sack. $175: city ground, $1 00. Rear! grits, per barrel. $3 80; per sack, $1 80; city grits Si 65 per sack. Hat—Market steady Western, in retail lots $1 0); job lots 90c; colored lots she. No-th ern, none. Eastern, reta 1 lots. $1 00; job lots 20c; carload lots 85c. Hides,Wool, Etc, —Hides—Market very weak; reotipts light; dry flint. 7c; salted. sc; dry butcher, 4c. Wool—Market nominal; nothing offering. Wax, 22c. Taliow. 3®4c. Deer ski ns 1 flint,22c; salted, 20c. titter ski. *. 50c®$3 il fans—Market very steady; Swede, refined, 2 Wo. Laki>—Market steady; in tierces, 6a;so!h tins, 634 c. Lime. Calcined Plaster and Cswevt—Aia battia and Georgia lime in fair demand and sell- i ingatsl2s per barrel; buU and carload lots I special: calcined plaster, $2 25 ptr barrel; hair, 4®sc; ilia tndsi ' cement, gi 4iK®l 50; Portland cement, retail, $2 60; carload lots J 2 40: En ,lish Portland. $2 73. Liouoas -Firmer. TVhisky per gallon, rec ti' 0(1, $1 Wg.l 25, according to pr of; choice grades, $1 50'52 rsi; straight, $1 s(l® 4 00; blended, $2 oi>®s 0) Wines—Domestic port, sherry, catA A ba, low grades, 80®85o; fin - grades, $1 09®1 50; California, light, muscatel and angelica, SI 33®1 75. Nails-Market higher; fair demand. 31, $3 15; 41 and sd, $2 75 ; 6d, $2 55 ; Bd, $i 40; KM. *4 35; 12d, $2 30; 301. $2 25; 501 to 6)1. $2 15; 20d, $i 31; 40.1, $: 24 Nuts—Almonds, Tarragona, 48®290: Ivicas, HiAlBc; walnuts, Franca. 15c; Naples, !oc, peduns, 14c; Brazil. 16c; filberts, 12*o; cocm rmts, liarracoa, $4 00® 4 20 per 100; assorted nuts, 50 lb and 25-ib boxes, 13®t Ic per lb. Oils—Market steady: demand fair. Signa 40®5t10; West Virginia block, 10g)13c; lard, 63c; kerosene. 11c; neatst'oot. 60®7 sj; machinery, 18®25c: liusaeJ, raw. 66c; hoilitd, 690; mineral seal, 18e;bomeligbt. 14c: guardian. 14c. Onions—Firm; Northern reds, per barrel, $4 oO®s 90; Northern yellow, per barrel, $1 "O ®l 50; per crate. $1 59; Spanish oases, $3 75 ®4 0i; orates. $1 40 Potatoes—New Vork, barrels, $3 50. Shot—Drop, $1 56; buck $1 81. iStJOAH—The market is steady. Cut loafs, 7*c; cubes, 64 4 c; powdered, C*c; grauulatoJ. C*c; confectioners'. 6*c; stan lard A, 646 c; off A, 6*c; white extra C, 6c; golden C, yellow, 5J6c. Bialt —The demand Is moderate and market quiet. Carload lots, 65c. f. o. b.; job lots. 75® 80c. Svkup—Florida and Georgia, 24@26e; market quiet for sugarhouse at 30®40o: Cuba stralgat goods, 3t)®32c; sugarhouse molasses. 18®20c. Tobacco—Market very firm. Smoking, domes tic, 22*o(?b$l 60; cnewnug, common, sound, 23 <®2sc; fair, 28g?,35c; good. 86®48c; bright, 50® 65c; fine fancy 75®90c; extra fine, $1 00®1 15; bright naviet. 22®45c. I.t'MßSE—Tne market Is fairly active, particu larly for the larger sizes. There Is still a compar ative dearth of orders for smaller sizes and easy sawing, although there has been soma unprove madt in this particular since last report. We quote; < irdiuary sizes $l2 25®10 69 Difficult sizes .. 15 00®25 50 Flooring boards 16 Oo®2l 59 Shipstuffs 17 00®\jj 00 Tijibsb—Market dull and nominal. We quote: 700 feet average $ 9 00®.U 09 809 •' “ 10 00® 11 00 990 “ ” 11 00® 12 09 1,000 ” " 12 OJ®l4 00 Shipping timber in the shaft - 700 feet average $ 8 00® 7 00 800 *‘ *• 7 00® 8 00 900 “ “ 8 Oi® 9 00 1,000 “ “ U 09® 10 09 Mill timber $1 below these figures. FREIGHTS. Lombeh—Coastwise—Tliere is a surplus of of farmff tonnage, causing a very dull market,with downward tendency. Rates are: For Baltimore. Si 50(&5 00, according to dispatch in ioallng; Piiiiadalpiiia. S3 ot>: New York. $5 and wharfage: Sound ports and Boston, $5 OK From 25®50c. is paid ves sels nere for e'liftiug to load at nearby ports. Timb*r, 50c<2*Sl higher than lum ber rates. To tne West Indies and Wind ward, nominal; to Rosario. $lB Bueno* Ayres or Montevideo, SIS 00#lG 50; to Rio Janeiro. sl6 00: to Spanish and Mediterra nean ports, sl4 00; to the" United Kiugdom for orders, nominal for timber, £5 standard; lumber, £5. S^etm—To Now York. $7 00; to Philadelphia, $8 00; to Boston, $S 00; to Balti more, $6 50. Naval Storks—Market Is dull. Foreign— Cork, etc , for orders, small spot vessels, rosin. 2s 7%fi and 3s 10^d; to arrive, 2s and 3s bpirits, A iriatic, rosin, 3s: Genoa, 2* 7Wd;Sou;h America, rosin. 800 oer barrel of 230 pounds. Coastwise— Steam— I To Boston, lie per iOO lbs on rosin, 90c on spirits;, to New York, roiln, pjr 100 lbs: spirts, 80c; to Philadelphia, rosin, 7V£; 100 lbs; spirits, 80c; to Baltimore, rosin, 30c: snlrita. 70c. Coastwise quiet. Cotton—By Steam —The market is very dulL Liverpool Bremen 9-32 u Reval 'ri‘J Barcelona 21-04 J Havre... 19-6 id Antwerp J’J&J Austeroam .. ® Liverpool via New' York Tb •19-64d Havre via New York i? tf Bremen via New York !b 44c Reval via New York f* U) 7-lttd Genoa via New York ■• • 44d Amsterdam r 9-&M Amsterdam via New York 70c Antwerp via New' York 5-l6d Boston $ bale $ 1 75 Sea island bale 175 New York $ bale 1 50 Sea island & bale I 50 Philadelphia W bale 1 50 Sea island $ bale 1 50 Baltimore # bale Pro 'idence $ bale . - Rice—-By steam— New York $ barrel 50 Philadelphia # barrel 50 Baltimore barrel 50 Boston barrel ‘s Cotton—By nail Liverpool, Bremen, Amsterdam, or Havre 4d By bail Gothenberg 21-04d COUNTRY PRODUCE. Grown pair $ 65 (Qi 75 Chickens grown, pair 45 55 Chickem ft grown. $ pair 35 (® 45 Kggs, country, $ dozen. 27 30 Peanuts, fancy, h. p. Va., ft 1b 6 (& 7 Peanuts, hand picked, f* lb .... 5 (& 0 Peanuts, small, hand picked, 7b fitfb Peanuts. Tennessee, hand picked s£& 6 Sweet potatoes, bushel, yellow 50 60 Sweet notatoes. bushel, white. 40 (& 50 Poultry Market well supplied; demand h Egos—Market very Arm; stock light: demand good. Pkajtcts—A'opla stock; demand light; prices Sugar—Georgia and Florida nominal; none in market. Honey—Demand nominal. MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH. FINANCIAL. Nsw York, Deo. 15, noon— Stocks opsned dull ami featureless. Money easy at I®s per cent. Exchange—long. $4 7-1 'a; 1 74)4: short, $t 1-rViaJt 83. Government bonds neglected. State kwiiids dull nut stead v. Following -vero the 2 p. m. stoeg quotations: Brie 14 Richin’d A. W. Ft. Coioa.ro & North .101)4 Terminal lt>‘4 Late Shore 10. Western Union 76-j Norf. &W. pro.. 584, 5:(A) p. m. -Exchange closed quiet but steady at a. eoiTnl St. Money eaay at 2.140 :i p-r rent . cloei'iv offed .1 per ft'iil. Sir Treasury balances—Coin, 3 14 0117,000; eurrency. 31.1. m Government bonds el is -! dull ut sieady; four per cants I.’ ; four and a half per cents lot State b utd* qne an I ;not,.r~l i'lie g eat concern in Wall street to-day wits the conference -i’ railroad pres.il,jntn but not it in a was kuown ilirng the day about it. no - ever, as it ivas decided that un informal on should b- given out Lrom the meeting until some positive plan aball l>e formulated ant agr ied upon Th iminescon prevail* t!ia- a favorable result trill bi arrived at. Cenfldencn Is grad ua'.ly returning, and money leaden u e more incline Ito do bueiuee*. Tie mar. ct to day a-as dull and sluggisu. the general dl.p -1 tton being to await too outcome of the provi dent-' nmetuig licfo.v doing aufildug She d.,,ani was very lig it. Toe intrkei dsrir.- dicl mv to the .oia.'lcvt pro,or tloas In tlie atPriio,il but little buying in tin l.t f* v eii iut • e ovrd it with ieidy t THE MORNING NEWS: TUESDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1890. firm tone at aboi 1: the op-sing prices for most of the stocks. The final Chaoges are almost all advances, thouea generally for inslgnlOeant fractions, bu LaeeVie, gas and silver certifi cates. Woeeiinz and 1 > e clrie pi-efsrred are up Pa-lfic mall 1 *. NurUiers iV.ulr pref-rred 1* ufssour. Pac.ric iand itanada SouiUoru 1 i*| ‘ eest. Sal -* listed IK.‘*JO suarea. uniisted 5,00. The following -ere me oloalng quotatiuua: Ala class A ttou. 103* M.O.Pa'fiolstnaort 94* AU. class B. 55... 105 N. T. Central 8V O- irgiaTs, [BUR —_ Non A W pref 54 N. UrolinaeunsiAlu Nor.hern Pacific Vl* N. Carolina ooastA 96 •• •• pref to So Oaru. (Brown P&fiSchlall 31fc, oonaols). ... 9.1 Heading ... 29* Tenueaseebi .. .101* Ricum>nd A Ale. -—- “ 9s -.194* RicUm and W. Pt. 70 TsrniinaL 16* Virginia 6a .. 50 Hoc* Gian L 7*L Va. (inoo.l soliTe 1 St. Paul. .. .52* Che*, t Ohio •• pref-rred ..195 North western I(M Texas Pacific . 14* “ preferred. 185 Tem Coal & Iron. 30 Dela. t Lack ... 127* Ualoa Paniflo 46* Erie 19* S. J. Central... . 97 East Teiroas.se:. 7 Missouri Pacific. . 62 lAkeSaere Western Ciuan... 79‘a L'ville&Nash . . 74* Oottou Oil ourtl. .. I’lgf Memphis 2 Char. 3‘ Brumw ok 13 Mobile A 0hi0.... 25 Mobile £ Ohio 4a. 61 Nash. £ Chatt'a 94 8:Ivor certificate .109/4 COTTON. Liver pool., Dec. 15, noon.—Cotton business opeuea moderoto at eaiier prices; A uerioan mid lling 5 Alto; sales 8,09) hales— Ymerican U.KJO bales: speculatio 1 aid export 1,000 bales; reoelpt s 16,20) bales, all American Futursa—A ne'ioan in and tit I*, lev mil lllnx clause, December delivery 5 7-94,1; December and January delivery—d; Janu try and February' delivery 5 9-64(1; February and Maroh delivery 5 13-t>4il; March and April delivery 5 7 bill; April and May delivery 5 19-64,1: -May and June delivery 5 21 64d: June and JuTy delivery 5 2184.1; July and August delivery 5 25-64,1, also 5 26-64 U. Fu; urc- steady The tenders of deliveries at today's c'earlngs amounted to CO bales new dockets and 300 bales old. !:000. m —’•mu 'es: An -ruan nltdlln', low middling claim. lii-*nnbnr delivery 5 7-6 i® 5 8 64.1; Deoembur and January delivery 5 7-64® 5 8-6 at; January ana February delivery 5 lOirid, buyers: February an 1 March delivery’ 5 13 64® 5 14-641; March an i April delivery 5 1? 64d, buyers; April and May delivery 6 2J-54d, value; May and June delivery 5 2364.1, value; J .ue and July delivery 5 2.5-64 J, buvers; jnlvand August delivery 5 '27-61.1, buyers, futures elcsed firm. New Tore. Dec. 15, noon-Uotton opened quit: middling uplands 9*o; middling Or leans 9 1 l-lbc; sales : 6 bales. Futures—Tue market opened quiet and easy, with sales as follow,: Ilece nber delivery 9 o>c; January delivery 9 12c; February delivery 9 29c; March delivery 94 c; April delivery 9 50c; May delivery 9 Ac 5:0) p. in.—Cotton dosed quiet; middling upl.ims V.o; middling Orleans 9 1116 c; net receipt* 1,037; gross receipts 10,432 bales; sales to-day Usual vs. Fut urea—Market closed steely, with sales of 70.400 bales, as follows: December deivery 9 OJ®!) 1-V:; January delivery 9 I?®' Isc; Feb ruary delivery j :i4®9 35c; March delivery u 15't'J Vie; April delivery 9 sf®) 745 c; May de livery 9 61®.' tiTc: June delivery 9 73®9 740; July delivery 9 81®9 Bsc; Au :ust delivery 9 3(® 98ic; September delivery 9 5 ®9 ;>6e. iJalveston, Doc. 15.— Uotton quiet; middling 9 310 c; uetreedpts 19,263 bales, gross 10.2 2 bales; sales l,4l7bales;stockß6.226bal.w;exp.rts to Great Britain 6.123 bales; to coastwis:. 4.926. Norpoli, D‘C. l'g —Cotton steady; middling :c; not reaiipts 5.942 bales, gross 5,942; sales i. .47 bales; stock 44,253 bales; exports t) Great. Britain 4,070 bales; to coastwise 1,800 bales. Baltimore, Dso. 15.—Gotten nominal; mid dllng 9/jc; net receipts bales, gross 014; sales none; stook 18,483 bales; exports to coutt n-nt 1.00) bales; to coastwise 2,150 bales. Boston, Deo. 15.—Cotton quiet but easy; middling net reo lpts 291 bales, gross 1,085; salus nine; stock bales; exports, to On-it Britain 6,:f14 uu>h. Wilminoton, Dec. 15.—Cotton closed quiet; middling S&c; net receipts 1.512 bales, gross 1,512; sales hone; stock i,917 bales; exports to coastwise 259. PatLADELPatA, Dec. 15.—"ottvn quiet; mid dling 9 kc; net receiuts 832 bales, gross 2,337; st ies 6.16- bales. Naw Uklsans, Dec. 15.—Cotton quiet; mid dll 11 g B*c; net receipts 12,672 bales, gross 12,672; sales 650 bales; etock 119,078 biles, exports to the continent 9,710 bales, to coast wise 2.893. Futures—The market to-dnv !oseu steady, wit i sales of 1,000 bales, as follows: December delivery S 78c, January delivery 8 840, Feb ruary delivery 9 00c, March delivery 9 110, April delivery 9 23c, May delivery 8 32c. June delivery 9 Wc, July delivery 9 43c, August de livery 9 45c, September delivery 9 lie. Mobile, Dec. ir>.—Cotton quiet; middling 815-lOc; net receipts 5,234 bales, gross 5,28-4; sales 1,50) bales: stock 38,624 bales; exports coastwise 1,231 bales. Memphis, Deo. 15.—Cotton quiet: middling 9c; receipts 12,972 bales; shipments7,4lß bales, saie-i 4,660ba1e5; stooz 144.0,11 bales. Apuusta, Den 15 Cotton quest; middling 9c; recei-us 2,305 bales; ah p,n u s 1,210 balca; sales 1,311 bales; soo t 51,0;h bales. Cuarlkston, Dec 15.—Cotton steady; mid dling 9*c; net receipts 5,266 baios, gross 5,236; sales 800 bales; stock 56.983 bales; ex ports to Great Britain 4,518 bales. Atlanta, Dec. 15.—Cotton quiet; middling 9c; receipts 1,119 bales. New ioiiK, Deo. 15.—Coasolidated net re receipts at all cotton ports t >day 54,907 bales; exports, to Great Britain 22.067 bales, to Kranoe 4.652 bale*, to the continent 14,908 bales; stock at all American ports 734.624 bales. ORAIV AVU PROiriStONl New York, Dec. 18, noou —Flour quiet an 1 Ann. Wheat dull and weak. Corn dull and weak. Pork dull and steady at fll) IW® 12 00. Lard steady at S*i 00@ti 10. Freights seadty. 5:00 p. na. Fiour. southern, dalL heavy common to fair, $3 10<&’i 90; good to ehoice ditto 3-8 905 bi 25. Worst unsettled, lower, weak. No. 2. red. IDIJ4- Options advanced early on higher silver, became weak ou west aciling and declined IJViac. closing heavy. No. 2, red December. 103J4: January', 104 Jg; May. Core dull, irregular, heavy. No. 2, options depressed l)4l lower on expected freer move ments of new eroo. IXic.-mbcr, OlJic: January, I'icc; May, 504rc. Oats dull, weak. M,@le lower Options duli, weaker. Deoemper, 4844; January, 4944: .May, Spot. No. 0, red, mixed westaru, -!7(io M. Hops weak and quiet; state common to choice SO iiiOc; No. 2, sf.it, 4i)4® mixed January delivery 50OLVliic; May delivery —c. Coffee—Options opened steady, cliaed Ann. unchanged to 5 un; fr ier bidding; quiet. December sl7 $lO 20©10 33; pot Rio quiet, steady; No. 7, 17*4- hug.u- Haw, quiet, easier: fair raflninff $4 •,; eentritus:al ‘.Mi teat. retioed, quiet, easy, extra, C, 55-10, yeltew 45-16 c 645-15; .Htaiidarl A, 5 15- 16c, |x> vdarad, srranulatoJ, 60. Molas ses—New Orleans, steady, quiet, cornm ■ to fancy, Cot to u seed oil, dull, steady, crude off j'rads. yellow off 23(9U&c. Wool easy, domestic fleec*o, pullod, Texas, Pori: steady; haw mess, 10 250 extra prime. 9 B*ef-- dull, su*ady, family, 930 <7.10 50c. Beef hams steady, quiet, 12 59c Tieroed beef, steady, dull. Chit meats, quiet, easy. Fiokled bellies, sy£; sh-vj’ders, Hams, Middles, dull, firm; short clear, 6 l:. opened weak, closed firm; western steam, 0 07J4c as Iced; dity. 5 50® (>oc; Jonuary, 6 13c bid; May, s■)&>:> c. Freights firmer; cx>Uou Ohio\oo, Dec. 15. 'The wheat business §aTi imioistakable Indicatioin at, the opeuin? of nn uuderlv in/sentimeut of stroa ' bullish fenden- ies ptTvadinjc the crowd. The opening price for May,?! 01 fa was about higher than clos ing prve Saturday. The immediate cause of the advance was the tlrm tone of cable advtuee, and the marked advance m the pncj o? silver at New York. Thu price fluctuated for Ixalf an hour between $1 o!>4®l 00%. and then an a l vanee to $1 01% took place. th last half of which took placo too rapidly to per mit of ra ;ch Imstoase tUe it was in pr (groat. The decliue which followed the advance reduced prices of May to $1 OOtj it reacted to $1 01%, but once more declined to sl. ana ai which price it closed with an *‘nsy tone. Cora was inactive and closed lower than on Saturday. Heavy liquidation in oats, superinduced by heavy esti mates for tomorrow, caused a deed in of 1c from the opening price, watch was %<: below Saturday's close. In mess pork a fairly active trade was reported ami prices irregu ar, within a nsoaemte mug* In lard there was a fairly active business. Ka-ly sales w-ere uiatie at u s®7Vsc, and closed sternly at out si 1* llfcrurvs In short rib side trading was fair Karlv prices ruled about ?%c lower. During the latter part cf the ee-saion prices advanced ana close t steady. Chioao< . l>ec 15.—Caah quotations wero as follows: Flour steady, uw. an f.d. No 2, spring wueat, No. 2, red. <;jr -No. 2,51 c. Oats— So. 7. 4*H 4 ' • Mess pork, $3 37?^. Lnrd--$5 72% short rlin- W. jw-i—ViSO. Bbort cirnr, $5 2ft. Whisky at 14. I>ta linz futures ran re 1 as follows: Opening. <*loMn^. No. 2. Wheat— Dec. delivery.. 9H . May delivery... $1 ul $1 01T4 t i’AiRN, No. 2 Dw ,4livv-v.. 81 S! MB4 May daIiVJT/.. 83i- 384, SH < I AT:.. Nflk - IV*o lalvery.. 42‘q, 4-’7 "'U May ilini vrv. 43'a 4S5a Mu. P iR2 _ _ „, J,i. .aiivi.'v., It 110 lb SI- 824 A*r lialiva-V.. 11 05 il 59 H *9 fk-g 'lauvor/-. $5 0* |3 ** 8 8® Ha/ <i*qvary . 'I 4i * *4V Short Dubs, per lOfllbs n-c. delivery $4 s’, $4 87* s4*7* Mmy delivery.. 587 5 ?•>* 5 72* UaLTiMoas. Dec. 15 —Flour quiet, iuH; now arc street and wattorn supornn, $3 111; ue. extra $3 60®4 40; family $4 TO® 7 00; city nulls, Rio br.mjs extra. sSo>®7 2' Wnea. 1 Southern firm; Fultz. 95c®$ 3, I.mzberry. dhc'Ai 1 OJ; western easy No. 2 winter rial os spot and lie.-ember 97*4®9 c Corn-South ern fair y active: white, new, 53®5sc; yefiow. a .v. wasters west. ,T. innatl Dec. 15— Fiouyiti fair demand family. 3 7.7® I ®i; fancy, 4 37®., .0. Wheat goto demauil. firm; No. 2rl. ion. ®>m easier' No. 2, mixel 51 UK. Oat* dull; N , , aX fsl' 4. ®4.*c l‘oak qulst; 100. letrl firm; ss*l® bilk meat* Si. !y; s®s*c; Racoa firm; 1 $b SX 1\ biskey steadv. $1 14. Gv. UuAia, Dec. 15.—Flour firm. unchauged. wb.-at No. 2. ral, ea,h, 98®*/% : Mai s jj7c; Juiv v9* otO,* Corn cioato • below Nut ui ,Lay Oats weak. No. S, cash, ti .„ ,1 May 44W>®474$ Whiskey, $1 14 Fro vis in* qat. Ns* OBLSANa, Dec. lA—Sugar quiet; open kettle, strictly? prime, $3 IS®3 16: prime. $3 14. Oentrifrugals. plantation grauulaiej. s7*ll4* 5 15;choloo white. s7*: choice yeilow eiarUleJ. $4 14 61 6 Mui asses quiet, open Kettle, choice Ale. prime x-iryVc. eeotrtfugals, strictly prime to good prl.ne, 11® 14c. NAVAL STORES. New Ton*. Don. 15. noon.—Rndn steady, quiet, strained, common to good. *1 12*® 1 4 * Turpenune dull, lower. i:9i p. m— Rrysio dull but steal,-: strain,, 1 coalman to good $1 47®l 5a Turixiatine dull and weak at 38;®S8*. Oai iLRsroN, Dec IA —Spirits tunvmtlnn dull at 34 jk. Rosin quiet; g- o l strained $1 25. WiLMprnroN. floe. 15.—Spirits turoeatinn steady at 35c*. R >sln firm: s rained $l 10; good strained slls. Tar Ann at $155. Crude tur pentine tlr.n; hard $129; yellow am $1 '.!• virgin Si 9<k RICE. New Tobe. Dec. 15 -Rice steady, quiet; do mestic, quiet; fair to extra, 5* .>sl, Sit.v Or.d is. Doc.ls.—Kic-*te^ly;ordioary to prime 4 5,16i5^0. wet role um New Tore. Deo. ti Petroleum market steady, fell *e. then recoveolil t'ol loss, af'.si it became dull an 1 remained op untill the dose Fcnusylvaaia oil, ou iot, opened at. Cil.ec: highes.. 65c: lowest, 04*e;ol sing, at6l*c: January options ofienwd at (Mlrc; ighest, 95c:. low >st, 9435 c; closing a' 65<: Lima oil opened at 15*c; aud closrd at 10c. , SHIPPING 1 vrRLItoGKNCE. Midi vrj.Td 1 LAV.” ScNliisiA 7:05 Scs Aem .... ... ...... l:7 5 Utaa Water at .Savannah. ..10:3) a m. 11:18 i* ■ Tuesdav. Deo 16. 189 Ck ARRIVED Y'ESTSRDAi’. Steamship Wm Lawrence, Baow, Baltimore— W E Guru. ,1. Agent. Sour It D Spear Farr, Baltimore, with coal to G I Taggart; vessel to M ister. Steamer Katie, Bevtll. Augusta atnl way land lags Jft Medlock, Agt Steamer dsiicvue. itallwia. Beaufort, Port Royal aud BluSfton—W T GUWon. Act Steamer Aloha, Strobharv Beaufort, Port Royal and Bluitioa—J G Mr ilucK. Agt. steamer E G Barker, —~it - . Beaufort ami Port Royal- Master. ARRIVED UP FROM TYBEE YESTERDAY. Bark Hans [Her], Mever, Hamburg, with ksnit to Wilcox & Oibbi; vessel to A Minis’ Sons. Brig John Wesley, YanGilder, New York,with coal to D J Murphy; vessel to Jos A Roberts A Cos. ARRIVED AT TYBEE YESTERDAY. Bark Ossuna [Br], McKay, Liverpool, in bal last—Holst & 00. Bark Fanny L Cann [Br], Crosby, Philadel phia, in ballast—Muster. CLEARED YE4T3ROAY. Steamship Kansas City. Kemp ton. New York —C G Andersou. Steamship Dessoug, Savage, Philadelphia—C G Anderson. Steamship Stag LBr], Robinson, Gothenberg— A Minis’ Sons. St-auishtp Mlguol MPinlllos [Sp], Barcelona - Sfraohan & Cos. DEPARTED YESTERDAY. Steamer Farmer, Ustaa, Fernamtlua—O Williams, Agt. BYILED YESTERDAY. Steamship Kansas City. Saw York. MEMOR.VND.i. New Tork. Doc 18—Arrived, schrs Meliava V AVilloy, AVilley. Kemamilaa; < C Wbolhull, Towasenil. Darien, Ga; Wru B Btoe man, Batav, Port Royal. S 0 deareJ, scar* Caroline C Fosa | Nor], Crab tree. Ky West: 1 leorgietta La wrotice, Wyatt, Charleston: B 1 Hazaixl, fimitli, Georgetown, N C. Sailed, bark Autoorat [Brj, Brunswick B ie”o Ayres, Nov B—Sailed, bark AVlmera [Nor], Pensacola. Carthagana. I c 2 Arrived, bark Concurdla IRusl, Rank. Brunswick. Goble, Dee 11—Arrived, bark Delphln [Nor], Olsen. Brunswick via tt ih. ilestou, Dee U—Cleared. Otello, Bond, Jack-, ■onville. Alio .ute. Nov 28— Sailed, harts Motts Auguste [Kusj, Wli-pe, Pensacola (ami passed Gibraltar D c lie [Risj. bunded, P.vnsacola. Barcelona. Dec H - Sailed, barks Patu Brahe [Ruv], I.uudqvist, Pensacola; llertlg Oscar Fredrlk [Sw], do. Naples, Nov 7—Sailed, bark Nuova Marghorita [Hoi), Pirella, Pensaoola Pravrle Point, Dec W - l'assad, steamer Stuart Prinoe [Brl. Kobarrs, iJalvestim for Uev:U. Caoaaw.SC. Dec 13—Arrived, schr E s New mnu, Sheppard, Port Royal, S C. Delaware Bruakwater, Dec I!l—Passed out, steamship Lowlands [BrJ.from Palladelphia tor Savannah. Phila.lelphia, Dec IS -Cleared, schr Frank Pratt I AT:, Vannaman, Charleston. Darien. Go. Dec 13—Arrived, schrs Caleb S Itldgewav.Towuscnd, New York; Minnie ABon saJl, Lodge, do. Cleareii, schr Term A Cotton, Cranmor, Sew Yerk. Brunswick, Doc 13—Arrived, schrs Isaac N Kerli.i, Steelman. New York; .Maine. Shaw, Millville; Sarah Potter, Farnham, Providence. New York, Dec 15—Arrived out, steamships Suevia, Werra. MARITIME MHCELLANY. Norfolk, Vu. Dec 13—The sigiißl office to-day reports a 3-inasteii schixjner. with fore, mam ami ni cjii sail* sot, Hunk about 7 miles south oast ot bogy s Island ligat. S,e is snpjKised to be the MolUo J Sound-rs, previomdy re;jornl. Schr Howard Smith, trout P.idadolplua for Bruuawiclr, Iwfore reporteit asnure on Doboy bar, bus sunk two feet deeper In i tie smd; both houses were blown away during tbe late ga:e. and the chances for saving the vessel are not as good as they were a short time ago. Scnr Jesse 0 Woudhuil, Townsend, Darien, ai New York Dec 3 reports the following: Nodate, la: .33 30, la:. 4 89. pass- and a 8-masted schooner bound N witk loss of foresail, arid a 4-masbxl sooooner isiund S. with loss of foursail and spanker txi im;.saine time a *-matd schooner bound N, with main and mlffien masts carri-1 away ami had jury rn&its rigged. NOTICE TO MARINKHN. Notices to matin *rs, pilot charts and all nauti cal in format i 1 i!t tie liirnisliod mastsrs of vos ssls free of charge at- thr IJnited States Hydro graphic office in the Custom douse. Captains are requested to call at the office. Liter F if SHcatiAK, In charge Hydrographic Station. MfUlf'S CBAWVEI.-WIIV.CK SCOT lULUtEn. Notice is hereby given that a 9|>ar buoy |Mint ed with rod and black horizontal (tripes has been placed in Qedney’e cbannul. New Vol'K lower bay. to mark the wreck of the setir K E -k Fbe buoy is In 8! feel at low wa er, 75 f<*et, SEVdFI from the erect on the follow! .g Compass bearings: Hook b :acon HW by IV. R jin r beacon R'N’W, Godney's channel buoy, G (i. S by E. By order of the Lighthouse Board. Hkmiv F Picaino. Captain USN, Inspector 3d D.stri t. Tosnpklnsvllje, N 3 , Dec 12. RECEIFPS. Ter Oharieston and ifavannab Kail wav Dec 5 8 bait s cotton, u bi-l, spirits turpeutiuo, IIS bba rosin. 1 lex ski 1 ■ 7 bbis bottl .s, i p.;< * I<ls La m h', 1 case t bags, 1 case books, b r :g giei. 24 bores tobacco. 12 sacks peanuts, I bb! canln ga, 9.0 cas s b "Ist Per Savannah, Florida and Western Railway. Dec 1L—2.294 bsit-s cotton. 2 310 bolt r-iin, ish bbl* spirlis uirpcntlius. diJFI pkgs m Ue. bai - hidee, 2fs btii 't hay. 7! pkg furniture, 2b b (Is p bags. 18 bbts svrup. <2 sacks oro. 25 cases b t-iwdei-, 2) cases liquor. 7 cars cotton seed. 35 ibis win*.v. vl ear* lumh-r. 2 car. pig Iron, ill boxes veg.'la dea. 7 cars wood. 99 t: -Is fruit, 25 bb! voxels bio*, o'. 713 boxes ruit. Per Central Rallroa'l, D c 13—•u.14, ba>s iv ton. I bale* nils, 1 li lls pep*r. 15*> bills lime, 10 bb* whisky. 34,8111 llx meat, lib ukgs /'lmil 11-e. 80 keg 1 gun low‘ler. lor oepr, 2 ooUsvrjp. • liken buggies. 4 pkg vegetab •■. '.'4 pgs iwlm. 224 empty libls. 12 pkgs hardware, as cacgg. 1 tank oil. 1 car pi.v I5 TP TTr * Per s'eaiwhip Kansan City, tf New York- Lee b ilen uoland coiioa. DM b*is doiueelio •n l vscns. M lieie--ee M-and col <<m. 171 BbU oou V, |tli bbln api lie lurpenune. 219 obi- r c. 32,ai0 feet lumber, JN9 hb’s cotton seed oil, 7, d SO pkr- fruit. ISO pkgs vegetables, AH pkgs mdse. 24 bhls f Jeh, *79 toms pig iron. 20 obis pitch 5. it tsJe upland cotton, weighing 2,721.154 p uuds Per Dtoamsbip Miguel M PiniUos ;Sp , for Bar- Colons -9,002 bales upland Cotton, weicning 4.- f1.Vi.213 pounds Per senr Three Sister*, for Palladelphla 2)1, 587 f-o-t p p luiulaw—Mo,’auley. Stihwni; A C*i, l er tour Ja, (1 Sc imilf, for BalUnii-re— 3 ai. 71k) feet p p lumber - Sala A Wylly. PASSENGERS Per Ateainship La:;VI, City for .New York Cap: R Miirg ui Mr Golding, Alias I. Broughton, B I, Jonaa, H I aniel, J 17 Berry, P Khnc. Mrs (' H Louis ami wife, p u tionuell. F iv Jones. Mr, M Hoey. Miss H Sox. MB* J 1. Smith, lue.n O M Carter, F B Nmi.it, 5 steerage. CONSIGNEES. Per Charleston and Savcmah Railway. Din 15—Peacock. H A Cos. Chestnut A ii'N. Mrs 51 McCarthy. Baldwin A Cos. M S -l iuon ,t Sou. V F Rogers, D A Altlck's 80ns, M Holey A Non. C A Jacobson. Heidt A S. E le’veli’s Sons.N 1 mu.;. M Feral's Suns /t Go, Geo M yer, Higgins A 15 Mrs J Alexander. Per Savannah. Florida an l 5V stern Railway. Dec 15 - Footg ofllcc, S Guok-nhelmor Jt Son. J J Folev. 55 D Simkme, Lindsay \ M. J 1) Weed A Cos. G IV Tiedeman A ltro, A Bin licit A Hr.., J Dorsey, M V Hernlsr, 1:1. Savannah CA W Cos, Kavanaugb & B. 'loUillin JR. j 8 Collins a • :o, E .VSciiwarz. NeidlingerA R, McDonough A 11. Solomons A Cos, D Hoops. J 17 Grady A Non. P II Ward, Davis Bros. Heidt AS, D A Alt let's Sons. Savannah Grocery 00. A J Miller ,v Cos. Howard A 55, Toeple A 00. H Solomon ,t Son. K K.r . lan 1. Peacock. II A 00. J Rosen.ieiui A 00, 5 S Ficbberg. A H Ouanipioii's Son, Cornwell A 1 Hsrms A J, O L Jones, Corslnot'A O’N, t'avm n*h N 0 Cos. Ellis. 5 ,v 00. D Y A R R Da ,cy. I. Mayer. Baldwin A 00. Butler A 8. A F Mack iv, Jno Flannery A l.'o. '-5' 55 CUlsnolm. Herron A G, J P 5\ f lliiaius a ts*. H Mt'tuor.c Cos, J Goeite, W 5V Gordon A Cos, Woods. G A Cos. Ntubbs A 1 Me '.'Vi 1 -v, Si Cos. M Msolea 1 A Cos, Perktna A B<u.. s!ontague A uo, 31 5 A HI Moluty.v, D 1 Cocpw. ncDonough A Cos. St.llwell, 31 A Cos. .1 J V. all. Baron, 11 A Cos. Southern Cotton Oil Cos Dai*. DA Co.S 1’ ShotferUo.E ti Hunting A Cos, Warn'd A A J S Wood A Uro, .1 K Gavnor P r Ou-.ral Railroad. Dec 1", - Baldwin A Cos, Jno Flannery A 5 o,sVuoda. G A Cos. Herron A G, H M Comer A 00. Montague A ( . XYarreti A A, M Maclean A Oo.Stubos ,v T.W 55’ Gordon A Cos, M Y A D 1 Mclntyre. Dwells. C A D, J Rcooper, J S Wood A l)ro llutler AB. J P Williams A ■ \i, H Trail), W W Chisholm. N R ' e , tVniiny A TANARUS, E A Schwarz, A J Miller A 00. Llppiuun Bros. It 1‘ okh i'ii. Independent. M Nathan. Appel AS, Sevannali SUxun Bakery, (i 5V Tiedeman A Uro J M "H;uin, M iS,'i */ AS m, P B Springer. V. II Ihjyal, IJndsav ,t 31, C D liogera, A Hanley, 55 E 'la tuiro. H Solomon A 800, M V Henderson, S Guckenhomier A Son. Palmer Hardware Cos, K P Jordan. Lee Roy Myers A Cos. J L Johnson. 5V H Wilkins Barbour A Cos, Moore &J, L Putzel, A 11 Hull A Cos. Savannah Grocery Cos. Savannah Theater, 55' G Cooper, 51 F :rat’s Sons A Cos. Mrs Fuller, A H Champion's Sun. J D Weed A 00. L 3V White, Cftlz u, Rk Commercial Guano 00, J (tarilner. Sava-mah N S Go. Feacoo.. ii A Cti, Ellht, A Ou, Chosuutt A O’N.Tidewater Oil 00, Southern Cotton Gil Cos, R L Moroer. Per stiianiahip Wm Lawrence, from Baltimore D A Alt I,'k’s Sons, G W Allan, -Uhenury A ) J J Dale & Cos, S W Branch, Brush K I, ,2 P Cos, M Dqley 31 Son, J J B'nuett, OKR.t Bkg Cos, M ilaren. A H (lhanipion’s Hon, Clarke 3k D, A S Cohan, W 8 cherry A Cos, J s Collins ,v 00, I. Cliarrier, C A ( ox, Cullat Bros, 1 'urnw ed AC, J A Dor9ey, Jas Douglas, Dry tile Brus.G A Drake, Davis Bros, Ellis, Y A Cos. (’has A Bav Ry, Engel A It, M Ferst's Sons & Cos, J K Grady A Son, li Hesaq, iretw ll A ft, S Guokenheime’r A Son, H DHeo4maD.ni) Haines, lln.i.e, A D.l! Juebier, A Hanle>', A F Kutdinan, J Kelly, J F IgiFar. M l.aug. LJppman Bn*, Jno Levins A Ob. N I-ang, B H Levy A Hro, E Lovell’s Soini, Lloyd A A, J Lawton, M Livin, Lovell A L, 1) 11 Letter, Jno Lynch, Lindsay A 31. MMnhard Bros A 00, C A Lanier, l. bhy Hro, A KMaokay, O P Miller. 31 W Mali A Son, Mutual 00-op Aaao’n, Mims A Cos, P A Mo.dler, A J Miller A Cos, J McGrath A 00, W B Mell A Cos, lose Bov Myora A Cos. J D Moore, McDonell A 8. Norton A 11, 8 L Newton, Marlis Ark Cos, K S Nipaon, U N Nichols, J O’Byrne. T J O'Brien, Order Haynes A E.Order F Chandler A Cos, Order Moore A Cos, Mine Pus tell. J S Silva. Palmer Hardware 00, Phillips Bros. H Suiter, S C Parsons, ACI Rhodes A Cos, Solomons A Cos, Savannah Furniture 00, Savannah Grouery Cos, Savainad Sea in Bakery, Southern Ex Cos, stmr Barker, stmr Bellevii'*, G W Tiedeman A Bro, G K Sauls, Siandani Oil Cos, H Holoni'Oi A Ron. A S Thomas, Savannah St By, Teeple A Cos, Wells Bros, L M White, A M A C W West, F I) White, J D Weed A Cos. Chrlatmas Noveltleß. The devoted wife, the thoughtful mother, the loving daughter, the blushing eweet hsart. the dear old aunts, in fact, all faniaki members of the family, aro commencing to break their lioads iu thinking what to give their male members and friends for Christ mas. Wei!, there is no occasion to lute sleepless nights on that account, when Appel & Sonaul. the Buperior One Price Clothiers, Hatter* and Men’* Furnishers, have .lust what you want. Elegant Silk and Faun Suspundum, i t all solid and fancy colors, plain and embroidered. N: ok wsir in four In band Teaks, Flats, p,.ffl, Winaors, in all the latest, holiday shades, Full Dress Shirts, Neckwear, Uloves, Handkerchief*, eu:., Uinbrolia*, Y/alking Stick*. Fancy Vest*, Afternoon Hats —in fact, lad e , all the latest novelties generally carriod in a tirat class Clothing and Men’s Furmshing G I'ld* store, which are too numarous to mention, aud must b seen to bo uppraciated. An otner thing, ladies; these goods are all btung sold at our usual popular prices. We are more than pleased t , have our courteous and polite clerks to show you goods whether you purchase or not. So do not feel delicate, and call and see us. No trouble to show goods. APPKb & SohaUL, One Price to All, — Ail, Hill Congress street. CLOTUING. lf>99 On the se&J. Yon can stand in perfect safety ou these high C’s. You will never bo swamped by the price*. The C's are high, but the prices are low. This is a case in which you can go to O without leaving land, uud without running any danger what ever. It is not necessary for buy ers to *:udy trie quali y < f snods before they make a purchase. All tuey have to do is to be sure that they go to u house which looks u|>on their lutere-ts as it* own. You can make uu powible mistake if you invest in one of our |ls Huits and sl4 Overcoat*. They aro what you wan*, and you can t match them iu any other bonne for Dss than :i> per cent. mor*. For genuine bargains in reliable Clothing to go "THE FA MOUS,” Hb Brought m street. BENNETT HYMEH, Fr op -iet r. KIE3LING-’B NURSERY, V/HITE HIxTTKI-’ JKJAtJ. r.ANTN. Fwvj'iet*, Devgiu. t'rt Flower* fumUb'kltooeder. )rm ..nlers at 'mVut MRO*4.Of. bu t and York ate. ’/lie Beit luSf way paaMS thruugn tae uurstrr. Talepisuae Ut. CLOTH I NO. COME OFF! 20 PER CENT. DISCOUNT COMES OFF OVERCOATS 10 PER CENT. DISCOUNT COMES OFF CLOTHING AND DOMESTIC UNDERWEAR. DON’T MISS THIS CHRISTMAS SALE. You Can’t Afford To. 15. JL. LKVY &iSUO. 1M BIJU ATIONS. CHRISTMAS MUSICAL GIFTSD I I Sil*nt gifts pUnxe firra day; I | \J Gifts of Music please alway ! \J 8 :ppoii* tho gift hguld b ‘k fine MANI>C MN.OtHTAU, HA.N.FO, VIOLIN, or a MUBU' BOX? Thes, ami nil othar Munloal Inatrn iiiruU, inay obtaiD©<l at f.bo l)itoa ('ompany Stores in H>ton, N*w York or Fhlladrlptifa, or of J. C. Ilayue* & Cos., H3 Court Choice riong Collrotlona. ) Ron* ClS’Wiiw. VoL I fW> flonfpi Song ( Vol. 5i 110 " -3 8014; Classics, low voices *l7 “ . %* Sacrari Rnlos 'W ** 3 0 (’boicu rtacrod Soluk, lov. v'c.h. .40 ** —3 ('lassie. Bar It one ami Bom. . H 8 " CUuio Tanor Sodii 81 “ * -j Good Old VVr* Ucd to £S* y siu * 115 “ ca anti Tiumn, Sweer < Muslo. M. P, Osk 108 •• J ( lioicc KMnno t'oll#*r|ion. Piano Ulaatiic*, Vol. 1 44 piccwM. Piano CliiHriicsi. Vol. 1! Jil “ Clawociil Pianist 4VI “ Rabbntli Day Mualo 3 1* ** £ 2 Popolar I)nne B (\!lcctioii. *' ® I'opnlar Piano CollerUmi <W' “ 2 ClaKhlc Fonr-haml CoilerfJoa. PJ “ opemtio Pilin'* CoUootioa 10 oporas (JhuichiU’n BIRTHDAY BOOK of Eminent ('otnpoHew. A hainlsorim and plft, $1 'S>. AVY fWHJK If AlfgVl) I'Ortl'TAlO rr;# RKTaIL PRIOf. OLIVER l)lT<o.\ COMPAKf. BOSTON. A. J\l A. JP OF SAVANNAH. SIZE 30x34 INCHES. SHOWING THE TRUE STREET AND PROP- KtiTY LJNL-. OF TiiK CU V. PRINTED ON BOND PAPER and putnpln a book form. Every property owner aaiienU •eteta dealer, an l every otuar persoa intor.su*! 11 the city eliould liavs a copy PRICE ONE DOLLAR. FOR SALE AT HILI'S IfS DEPOT. "liSSNIMnfMR" A NEW NOVEL, -B Y- Arcliibald Clavering Gunter. ACTHOB OP’ “MR. BARNES OK NLSV YORK,” “MR. POT TER OF TEXAS ’ THAT FRENCHMAN, •HOW I ESCAPE J.” "SMALL BOYS IN BIG BOOTS.’’ Price - - - 50 Corns. FOR SALE AT Estill’s News Depot, 21* BULL STREET. SAVANNAH, OA. Fashion Magazines fur December. AT ESTiLL'S HEWS DEPOT. 21 ii, Bf’LL BTHEET. Rev no d' B U Molts Prii:.* 3^c. The* *d • o'e. I/Art<i* In Mixte ...... ** -Yo. Ljb Uou Ton ... “ \ oijiijC L&*l * s JouruaJ ... *' fiOu. York F i>iLion Ba/ur “ (lO'iey h •* 8u0k...... .... l'ewmo:i n \a<<aziii. ; Vj, Ueuioroul I'MJlilf Hsgsil o 1)48: neAt>r . ** l ie. Mar//* r lia/yu ‘ i'*)- Tlie f.iidwi*' iiome Jo'irnal “ P*u. iliunt For troll ■* of um* KafdjnioH ar.*l Vaal 1 * VV. ar for Autiimr ®r;.i .Yiatrr *’ ic. A‘Micro al! o t>U‘rn I*. WUJAAU KhTTLL. haraurja -', tie. The PhtTuD-iphia Record. The Phiiadeiphi® Tlruoa, Tan Pal 'jw ilpiua PrdSE* MibiiN; *Ki e • *•> iny in /‘ar ! <r at KHtiLI/S M ' IM ! Wi\\ tri .au aii, (• PLUMBINGand GASFITTiNG IN ALL OK in; BKANCHKA Efliiaatfi cl)**?rfuWf ——— JOHN N< COLSON, Mar'gger, W MiA YT'D I'lillSßTS. SMOKING JACKETS. MORNING GOWNS. BATII ROBES. FANCY NECKWEAR. PLAIN and INITIAL HANDKERCHIEFS. Silk and Satin Embroidered SUSPENDERS. KNOX HATS. FOSTER'S 111 1 GLOVES FOR MEN. LOFIi’S Sanitary Natural Wool UNDKRW EAR. All Shitalde for Useful Christmas Presents. DANIEL HOGAN. CAR PETS! < ARPETS OARPF/ra LOWER CARPETS thar CARPETS EVER, CARPETS CARPETS OlTDliilt CARPETS CARPETS NOW, CARPETS CARPETS BODY BRUSSELS, LAT EST DESIGNS. $1 15 AND $1 26. MADE AND DAI TANARUS). 5-FRAME TAPESTRY BRUSSELS. 75c AND 85c. MADE AND LAID. MADE AND LAID, 751 3-PLY ALL-WOOL CARPETS, $1 00. MADE AND LAID. SMYRNA RUGS! CHOICE PATTERNS, 75c TO $1 00 NEWMARKETS And other LONG WRAPS are fast seller* at our low price*. I lot Ladles' Newmarket* at 13 30. tha* werai*. 1 lot Ladle*’ Newmarket.* at $3 85, formerly j: Bn. I lot Ladies' Newmarket* at $4 00, formerly $8 Of). 1 lot Ladle*' Newmarket* at 84 50, formerly S'JOi I lot luulma Newmarket* at ?7 00, formerly *l2 60. 1 lot Lad!eK’ Newmarket* at s*ooo, formerly sl7 00. 1 lot Ladle*’ Newn/arkete at sl2 IX), formerly sbiun. 1 lot Ladle*’ Newmarket* at sls 00, formerly S2/i 00. I loi ladles' Newuiarketa a*. sld 50, formerly $-.7 00. W- advise tho ladles to call farir aud make selection* of the atiove 3iO9T I’SKFCL gar. mrntk ________ D. HOGAN. WINTER RESORT*. ilapolia Sprints Hotel Magnolia Springs, Fla., WILL OPEN DEC. 30. 1890. for terms, li..'.rsTK*rMi> Boos, etc., address A. C. CIJLEMAN, Manager. 51agnolU. Spring.*. Fla SUWANNEE sOIPHER SPRINGS. Retort and Sanitarium SUWANNEE, - FLA. UPKN Ai.leTllfc YKA.iL Jsjcmted oa A hi/ij, dry bluff, iAwrlooUiiyf thv&uwtuiivtf Hit*r, with lu* b**iiUf il ***nry. TtM urtqne Coqiiiaa fi>Kk Mam Hulidlnfi, NurruuntM by Hkj c *zn fortubic min- ial W <lr c* from ib aprin<, ufferi na a \VI iiei-awl hammer ll nun many !raotaga uuir U* apßrcditad by a viaiL i*r -f-- ly froo from m*Tarla, or> aaj l>ieaa*m% tamper#*! by the mntihwmi bronw ot tb i >ui The JtH. virtue* or the watr fur J< * imatiam. IKul<*y an I ( Vrr i’iiiint: arn too tveli ktiovu tod'll cjd •$. Writ* i<*r iiflVfipblet with usitim iqlaHi nni n/fiiinr ra *•-. S. H f*.* .< 'K. SPECIAtLES AM) E\E-liLASSE.\ m: have jvst I'.p -m-ED a rtu. one itr THE “Aqua-Crystal Spectacles and Eye-U 102*868," Iron* the C W*r*U*i Mm nut*'-/ or? k Uo'-l 4t O# SOLOMONS & CO^ U4.L*, tar> t *tuUM 7