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The daily gazette., 1881-12-10
Monday, Nov. 2Stb 30

,o WV 2oln, 1881
"A rye consignment NJ
Oomestic Dry Goods, consist Iulelgn
Vi England, Frescb aud 1nhs OF VI
apu narrow Cloths, Of ali nan bt00
coiors. French, English shsdes Al
rahcy Tweeds and Ca.sin,and Scot
Muscow and Esqulmaux Beayf ur6sd
ehliias, Vestlngs, CIosk ip ea'efs' Chi
scotch, French ~ d Gs,, &c Al
Ihuia Cashmere, Queens rasIS
real Camel's Hair and o,ha1 ottsm.
snd deslTable shAwis. su, iasn QUAIL
nam and Iamboar Lace noui1
nress Goods in grent varie,, ans,
ntaVy BlhcF and Colotpd Az SIeh
Shtih DeLb ons, Iitsh and - oall
Il,hs, hll-wool Merinus, Sa,tess,p ns f
Casn meres, Serges. hlpnc,s pSiOll
cloths, de-, &c. A yerv rtc, Enpl
assortment OF Lyons Sllk YAM
,vtbens, and Fine Plush Snl,tnne|'
plesched and unbleacbsd M, -
Que 10 three yards wide, I,r,a ia
Engllsh and American RlanLs,s ine
nsis, ladies' AID Gents ami rhiti
hosiery. CARPETS. Rigs. Az. a.
settles and Turkish q ilits, and n vss
ot1er goods loo runitrans u, ns,,,tan
nALa TO CONTINUE FRoV
~ DAY until the emit s,nc,,.
me whole ~ be sold without r ss,,a
lots To mt all. for cash 'e''S
ne above large and well selectsd At,
MUST BE rOLD RtGARnis MI
PhlCE. Ia order TO make urotnI 81,
ment with creditors. H wv
Sa 90 commence daily at l0a. m
NV ana I'B p. m. special accommo
lions for lHdles. nov%l
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NOTICE TO WATER RrNrEns.-

NOTICE TO WATER RENTERS
~ Ihe d 10 for lS82 are now ready and
psSab at the Registrars office y. W.
corner Sixth and King streets. The law
requires Tor all oils on or before Jam
usry Slst, 1882 the lace of the bill those
palu cum < Tue month If February i've
per cent. additional; those paid during
lhe nonth Of March ten per cent. addi-
tlphhl, ahd an amount remaining n
paid ar er April LIT 1852 the X gisirar is
req lrrd 10 have the ferrules Withdrawn
ana SUIT Instituted for tie recovery Of
the amount due, and the water will not
De let Into such premises until srch ar
Iehfh win assessments and 400 for
drawing fe rules are paid.
once hours from . ~. IN, To n. M
THOMAS NJ. O9LE,
decl -2m Reyt.trar
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ON THURSDAY,
The 18th day of December, A. D.,
All o'clock A. NJ.

W DtAtllbtlt a. IA
Al II O'Clock A. NJ.
The following desert eli Ireal estate,
ing The property OF Hugh NJ Haug1
deceased, situate IN the city Of Wiml !
ton. aud BOUNDED And described
follows, To wit. No. !. Al That cert
lot o; land win three-stOry ID
dwelling house thereon erected BED
ming on the easterly side al MadlI
street, betwes n Eighth and Ninth stre
at u distance OF three hur dfed
eighty six feet and SIX inches sOuthe4
from the utterly side OF Ninth SIN
at the nurtherly side Ofan alley runni
from Madison street To Windsor sire
thence eHs'erly along the said side { I q
alley and parallel TO Ninth street elghN
seven feet 10 the westerly side Of
feet wide alley, thence norlherly 4
parallel to Mn1',oD street sixteen
thence wes'erls parallel 10 NJ
street eightY-seyen let. The sald tssl
ly side of Madison street, and lnel
thereby southerly sixteen ieel 70
place OF beg nning, with the privilege
the said alleys.
No Z, Beginning on the westerlys
OF Bennett street In the said ely OF
mtngton bet ween Eighth street
TAYLOR street ut the distance Of y
feetfTOm the nuTthefly SIDE oil Elg
street, thence esterly through lne
sion wal OF the dJJinlns house on
south aud para,lei with tkhlh
sixty.two { ct iiveand one quAf.st ~
to the easterly slide OF an aiiey iliee
wide running into tiglh slTeel w
with the aid side Of The sara "! ~
er parallel with Bennett street w
feet To a stake, thence eastery
with Eighth street asd through ny
sion wall of the hou.e on Inc n9na
two feet i've and quarter lhches "
baid westerly side Of Benntll hliees
thence thereby suutherly lwene :"
the place of beginning win wv
brick house thereon erected auu so
use OF said alley IA
No. s. Beginning on the westerns
Hea d st. ut the distance oi nm ".
feet from the intersection u tue
side of Head street and soulhe'n "a
of Avenue A, or A stre=t Thence ~,
Iy through the middle oil 'he "a IA
wall between this house ana lng ~, a.
ing one on the North one huuu't,h
Two feetBlx inches 10 u klshe,
soulnerly parallel with heaI ~
twenty. II We feet TO n sake itheue'
ly and parallel with Avenue .shA
hundred and two feet and hIA .a
4 ina n ioresaid side OF Healu sle,,ys
theiee thereby northfflY MI Ma
feet To the place of beginning VI
story IRA ne house thereon ereulIu' "a
Attendance will be gwen ana al
made known at the time ana Parry
said by CATH ARlNE h Nm, UI.irstri
vi " yICToR DrP0N
Attest: ]. NJ HoUsMAS' orrhan, cd
THOMAS NJ. oGLE, Auctloia,estjit,a vtdec
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EOR sALE.-EIght two-story dive ling
l. houses and one store on the corner
OF lith and Walnut street. Apply TO
ROBERT MCCAUILY,
No. 2 " est Tenth ~,
or GEORGE Met SULIY,
nov5.n Cn the premises.
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ECR SALE AND RENT.

L'OR RENT.-Slx new o .Io med houses
month HEALD q co.
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LNOR SALE.-bulIdinK lot 100 feet !.
II Inches front on south side OF Beech
street; % feet front on Van Buren, street
and 81 feet front on Maryland Avenue:
fronts on the city line, and lies In Chris
urna Hd. Apply at this ONCE u,
kNOR SALE.-Three adjoining lots, on
IL street. 80 feet by 81 feet 8 inches,
and 70 n. on Goodman street 100 feet deep;
near Railroad Avenue, South side,
Also, one lot on Thirteenth street, near
heald street. Apply nj il6 Market street.
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WILAINGTOr. Del. Dec. 3. lsSl.
at tue BraLoywine Mills for


The following were the runng prices in
market this morning:
Butter, fresh, per pound ...... 450 6n
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In fair demand; No. 2 white, SIC: mixed. 7sixc
Oars Quiet: No. white, 46c; mixed 4tc Pro-
visions-Pork nominal. Lard nominal BnIk
Tneats quiet; shoulders nominal; clear rib. lOs[:
sides, li4c: Bacon quiet: shoulders, slfc;
clear rfb f15sc; clear sides, l2skc; hams sugar
cured, i4I4c. WHISKY steady, ST IS
81. LOUIS. October Flour DominalIv IN
changed. wheat excited and higher but uu-
settled; No. z red Eau, 81 Az for cash; 81 AZ
for OCTOBER; u o2A for November. Corn ex-
tober; zoe for November. Ogts higher; 4sc
casn; 9oz4c Tor October; 481zc for November.
steady at 81 16.
NEw ORLEANS, October Flour quiet
but steady; superfne. S. 50; high grades, 81 80
~ %. Corn easier at 79092lkc. Oats firmer,
e40ooc. Provisions-Pork steady end in fair
demand at $40 IS Lard quiet but firm at $50
I54c; Bulk meats 1rmer; shoulders, packed,
oMIe9sc. Bacon closed weak; shout
ders. 99sc; clear sides, i21zc; hams. sugar cured
steady and firm az 1S16115c. Whisky quiet;
Rio cargoes, ordinary to prime, 1201Sc. Su-
gar in active demand; fair, SIC; yellow para
fine, 9Ad9Lkc. Molesses nominal Rice strong:
Louisiana, ordinary to choice, 5340716c.
BALTIsoRE: October l.-Oats steady;
ditto mixed, 50151c; Pennsylvania, 51652c
Provisions firm: Mess pork, $50 IS. Bulk meats
shoulders and clear rio sides, packed, 91<c
and ll1kc. Becon-shoulders, l0l4c: clear rlb
sides, l216c Hams; l4249l6c. Lard, refined,
20 fair, 9A0l1Ac. Sugar firm; soft, lO1ze
Whisky quiet at 81 1871 1873. FreiEhts I'm
WILMINGTON, October l.-suirits turpert,ne
firm at Soc. Rosin dull at 81 O5 for strained and
steady at 81 10 for good strained. Tar firm
at ~ 10. Crude turpentine firm OF 50 50 for yell
low dip and 81 so for virgin Gnferior) Corn
steady; prime white, CSC; mixed, SIC,
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PASSENGERS.

Per steamship Saragossa, for Baltimore
ardson, Master Howard Richardson.
Per steamship City of Savannah. for
Philadelphia-MisS Carrie L Butler, Miss Mary
Wright. w Stillwell, wife, two children and
nurse, G S Wilson, Miss f Landaner Mrs s
V Landaner, Jos Z Hernandez. E H Norton,
Solomon. Newman, Miss Lizzie Quinn, Isaac
Minis, Andrew Campbell, R D Kinney and wife,
Bignon.
Per steamship Gate City. from New York
W A Gallaher. r Hewitt, Miss G Blase, Mrs
N E Raines R H Nevins and wife, Miss S P
TingleY, Mrs Nevins' nurse W Z Meeks, S J
Tishler, W II Blase, DIR w II Giddngs. d Nc
Meeking, w Subus, Mrs D L Roberts, four
children and nurse, Mrs Meeks Miss P Adams.
Miss NJ Louden, Miss A Louden, j j Young, S
NJ WhiteSides, Mrs 5 Whitesides, j Taylor
and wife. Mrs Taylor's nurse. Mrs Mendel's
servant, E w Henson and wife, w Schley, Miss
r Gleason, Miss NJ Gleason, Matte Hymes, Ada
Hymes, Mrs b Hymes, Mrs Hymes nurse, Miss
Manlock, Miss Simpson, Miss r A Stedman,
c Smith, j Heally, Griffin and wife,
Mrs Guckenheimer, Hannah and Sabine
Guckenheimer. A Guckenheimer, NJ Quicken
heimer. Miss Sherman, Miss F + Lowe, A w
johnson and wife, j w Smith, j l. Ingless, j M
Faree, wife and two infants, Miss NJ Farlee,
Miss Farlee, J Williamson and wife, Mrs NJ
Meuoel and two children, Miss Nellie Wilmer.
Miss Lula Adams. A Letter. ] E Lum, NJ Men
del, N Solomons, Mrs H Sherman, Miss NJ
Sherman, j H Cromwell, G Krom. Miss e Les
H r Anthony and wife, Miss NJ Curtis, Miss
Connolly. Miss Willink, Miss Brooks, J
Ross, Nj Endel, Col G A SagerS, Mr. Mulhall,
Miss D Duncan. Miss SperTs. 4 Z Higley, W A
Saunders Mrs lumber, Mr. DobbS, Mrs Rob
bins, and % steerage.
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NONSIGNEES-

Per Charleston and Savannah Railway, Octo-
Der 1-Fordg Office S. & w Ry, Bendheim
Bros & Co. Ferst & Co, Lee Roy Myers, S
Guckenheimer & Son, Solomon Bros, A Miller
& Co. S cohen, Lippman Bros, M Boley, Weed
& G, H Sanders, Rieser & s.
Per Savannah. Florida and Western Railway,
October 1-FOrdg Office. Peacock, II & Co, E 7
Roberts, w jackson s. Co, G L Jones, VIC
Powell Agt, Williams & W, Myers & Bros,
Palmer Bros, p H Ward & Co. l. Falk & Co,
Lee Roy Myers, Meinhard Bros & Co, Solomon
Bros S Guckenheimer & Son, Bendheim Bros
& CO, MY Henderson, Bond rs, Weed & c,
Graham & II, Harris, Bond Co, j ]
Dale & Co, r Reppard, d G Bacon Co, Has
lam & H, VIM Hone & Co. NJ Hull, L Gull
martin q Co, Walter & H, W W Gordon & Co.
d b Hull, Jno Flannery & Co, Q Stubs & Co,
Butler & S, W Lathrop & Co, f NJ Farley, H
Schrc eder. NJ Maclean, Baldwin & Co, johnson
& ], Miller & r, g Thompson, Wheaton,
n F Grant & Co, Woodbridge 81, Chas Ellis,
Per Central Railroad. October 1-Fordg Agt,
wv Schley & Co, S G Haynes & Bro, 4 Bond.
Allen q 1, silva, Henry fo P, 3 Alex u
Henderson, W g Raoul, g Eckstein & Co, Mrs
E Parsons, A 7 Lee & Bro, Peacock. Fl & Co,
Solomon Bros. d Bacon & Co, L Dekle, g @
Gemunden, w Nell & Co, McDonough & B,
c Stults, S Guckenheimer & Son. Weed & G,
@ Seller. NJ Meter, S Simons, g s Haines, Jno
Flannery & Co, P II Loud, ID d Arden. Lee Roy
Myers, F N Hull. II Myers & Bros, L Putzel, w
I Miller. A Letter. Mrs E Morgan, Order, B
Cubbedge, D Weld, F NJ Farley, Wilcox. g
Co, NJ Maclean, c Stubs & Co. N A Hardee's
Son & Co, Walter & H. w Lathrop & Co, Mil
Ter & R, ] S Wood & Bro. E w Hodges. N r
Lee, c Thompson, Newton & L, Richardson
& B, p NJ DeLeon, H II Conner & Co. Woods &
Co, L Guilmartin & Co, Baldwin & Co, p z
Grant & Co. w w Gordon & Co, Rieser & S. r
Dsvant. Estes & AcA. Wv Chisholm,
Rutherford & F, @ G Hardwick, D B Hull
Per schr II B Bramhell from New York @
R r agt. S, F & W Ry agent. W E Alexander &
Son. G w Allen. Branch & @. M Boley & Son, j
g Butler. Chess, c q Co, o Cohen, Crawford a
L. John Cunningham, WM Davidson, Paul
Decker N Ferst & Co, Agt Florida steamers.
Friedenberg & Co, Fretwell & N, Captain d B
Green. Q L Gilbert & Co, Graham & Fl. 8 Guck-
enheimer & Son, A Hanley, G Haynes q Bro.
G NJ Heidi & Co. A Hirschman Holcombe. q a
Co, + NJ Hull, Improved Gas Co, j II Kemps.
Kuck & Co, W Kehoe & Co. Kennedy 4 B, N
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Lang & Bro, N LAWN, A LETTER. Lippman Bros
diamond I. I Bros. Loeb & f, Lowell & L, Jno
Lyons. MeGrath & Co A Meyer. Miller & R.
: ENC Morgan co, Lee Roy Myers H Myers q
BROS, = Nichols Co. Palmer Bros, oval Q.
z Ratz, Reedy, 9 h Remshart, Russak &
Co, Jno Ryan. Jas Ray, W Scheihfng, Solomon
BIOS. Solomons Co, Southern Elk Co, @ E
Suits, Jno Sullivan, H Won Newton, JE
W. ] MEG.
Per steamship Geo Appold. from Baltimore
CCh h Z q Go, B J Cubbedge. A Friedenberg 4
GO. g HAYNES & Bro, A Haas & Bro. FIN
Hull, q M Heidi & Co, A Hanley, E L Neidlin-
ger, estate Jno Oliver, Holcombe, g & Co, w E
Alexander Son. Solomon Bros, A Minis &
sons, , + Bond, Saussy & H, Weed & G, Miss
Per steamship Gate City. from New YORK
Allen & L, A r Altmayer & Co, w E Alexander
& SON, Appel; E Acosta. Abrahams & B, J
Branch & c, Blase & Bro, o Butler.W c Butler,
j g Butler, L Byck. Crawford & L. S Cohen,
Cohen, Cohen & Bro E N Common, John Cum
bingham, Fl Champion, W S Cherry. A Doyle,
N Doyle. Jno A Douglass. H Dorset, 7 J
Daley, P II DeLeon, G Eckstein & Co, Epstein
& Bro. Epstein, J II Estill. Eckman & V, D
Fergerson, L Freid, L ] Tishler. A Friedenberg
q Co, L Falk & Co. Frank & Co, J Furber,
NJ Ferst & Co @ l. Gilbert & Co. Gutman Bros.
Goodsell Bros. Graham & Fl, Mrs A Golden. S
Gazan, J Graham, Mrs Gumdel, Gray & OBJ,
G & Co. Herman s. K F NJ Hull G G Hender-
son, o P Havens S Herman, r Haltiwanger,
Hirschman, VIM Hone & Co, ] A Hersch-
bach, Hexter & W, Joyce & Co, Jones,
Kennedy & B. NJ Krauss, H Kuck Jno Lyons,
Ludden & B, B n Levy, s K levin, Lippman
Bros, d LaRoche Son, Lilienthal & K, NJ
LAWN. N Lang Bro, Lang, Lowell & L, A
LETTER, d B Lester, Meinhard Bros & Co. Mohr
Bros, Mcmillan Bros, Miller & R, W n Mills A
J Miller & Co, J McGrath & Co, B F McKenna,
w Nell & Co, F Morgan & Co, A Meyer, Il
Nv rs S Mitchell. John J McDonough, Newton
& K, 6 Noble. j O'Byrnes estate Jno Oliver,
Peacock. Fl & Co. L PleSs, j Price. K Platshek,
P Postell, G W Pike & Co, Merchants National
Bank, Palmer Bros. Russak & Co, D ] Ryan, ]
B Reedy. J H Ruwe, Ratz, ] Ray, Rich & NJ,
G ID Rogers, Ryan, ] Rosenheim, M Stern
berg, g W Sergent S, F & w Ry, j Silva, J T
Shuptrine, S SchwarZwiss Stern & N, G L
Strong, G E Suits, z Schwarz, G Small,
Solomons & Co, Solomon Bros, A P Solomon, ]
Strauss, Savannah Oil Co, Snyder N, G
Tilton, Tilton & S, J w lyman, ] @ Thompson,
R h Tatem. J H Won Newton, WILLY & c. ] Z
Watson, H Ward & Co. Thos West. A M & Q
w West, Weed & G, q Z Wake field. D Weisbein,
Henry Yonge. Georgia Inland Steamboat Co, @
r r. 3. f & W Ry.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NOON REPORT,
FINANCIAL.
NEQK


LONDON, October Erie, 462s.
NEW YORK, October 1.-StOcKs opened weak.
Money. 4St6 per cent. Exchange-ionR. "a ts94
short, 81 81. State bonds in 1air oeHlaho OOV-
eminent bonds quiet but firm
WAs8TNeToy October THE debt state
ment- issued today, shows the decrease Of the
public debt during the month OF september to
be Sl7 4S3 641 O.; cash IN the treasury, $3.50 So,
547 32 gold certificates s. PAS go 90; silver GER
Gates S64 1f9 900 90: certificates of deposit
Outstanding. Ss315, 900 90; refunding certif.
tfficates So g. $50 90; legal tenders outstanding
S345.o Isl 0I6 %; fractional currency outstand-
LIVERPOOL October Cotton, fair business
at previous prices; middling uplands, I'D:
midthng Orleans, I'D; sales s 600 bales, Tor
spe s'llatiou and export 1000 bales; receipss
300 bales, all American
Futures: MiddIng uplands, low middling
clause, deliverable in Octbber, 65kd6 21-32d
deliverable in October and November. sgd
deliverable in November and December. SID
dellVerabIe IN January and February, l1-3Sd
deliverable in February and March, 6 9-16d;
del V6rable in April and May 21-32d, deliver
able in Nav and June. l1-l6d; deliverable IN
June and July, 8 ll-l606 % 32d- Futures firm;
200 p. m--The sales of the day included {, 400
bales OF American.
Futures: Middling upIands. low middling
clause, deliverable in October, l1-l6d; deliver
able in October and November, 17-32d; deliver
able Ia December and January, l7-32d; deliver
able in January and February, 9-,6d: deliver
able February and March. i9-S2i; deliverable
in March and April, sos 2lS2d. Futures
closed firm.
NEW YORK, October 1-Cotton opened firm;
sales ,290 bales. including 500 in transit; mid
ding uplands. II 1850; Orleans, u 1-16c.
Futures-Market opened steady, with sales as
follows: October II zoe: November, II 75c; De-
cember. II SOC; January, II Csc; February,
u lie; March. y 24c.
GROCERIES,, PROVISIONS, ETC.
NEW YORK, October Flour opened quiet
but firm. Wheat fairly active. Corn opened
HIMc better. but the advance has since been
lost. Pork dull and weak at &19 SS16. Lard
steady at IL 45c. Spirits turpentine 53c. Rosin,
81 50 for strained Freights firm.
BALTIMORE, October 1.-FlouT-market very
firm; Howard street and Western super
me, S. 2516 90; extra, S. 2517 25; family,
81 35RS 90; city mills superhne, S. 2506 90;
ditto extra, s. 5007 90; family, IS COOS %;
Rio brands IS 90; Patapsco family. IS IS.
Wheat-SoutheTn steady; Western lower,
closing steady; Southern red, 81 4511 so. ditto
amber, 81 55D1 60; No 2 Western winter red.
on the spot and October delivery, 81 1881 4SI4
November. 81 529sG1 523z; December. 81 5616
al 563z. Corn-SOuthern higher; Western a
shade better for spot, options easier; Southern
white, 62165c, ditto yellow, nOminelly nc.
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RENEIPTS-

Per Central Railroad, October Is ,207 bales
cotton. 600 sacks oats, cars bulk corn, 1856
bales hay, 200 boxes cheese, 222 sacks bran, 20
bbls cotton seed oil, az pkgs furniture, / hid
C bacon, so boxes soap, 10 bbls -four 25 bales
domestics. IS bales warns, 21 boxes tobacco, 90
caddies tobacco, case smoking tobacco, 10
crates lard, 81 car wheels. car poultry, 3 pcs
granite, cask claret, box wax, bbl syrup
cars sand, bbls apples, crates apples, 2
circular saws baskets cotton samples, sacks
dried peaches 5 sacks leather, 6 bdls hides so
bbls rosin. cars lumber, "a pkgs mdse.
Per Savannah, Florida and Western Railway,
October 1-1.545 bales cotton. 10 cars lumber,
613 bbls rosn, 235 bbls spirits turpentine. bhl
yarns, and mdse.
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway, Oc-
tober lie bales cotton. so kegs beer, car coal,
273 boxes tobacco, ia caddies tobacco, 50
pkgs brooms, SO coils rope, and mdse.
Per steamer Cumberland, from Hawkins
ville-30 bales upland cotton. 60 bbIs rosin.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-10-03

Local Sleeping Cars on ell night trains be-
tween Savannah and Augusta, Augusta and
Macon, and Savannah and Atlanta.
Connections.
Eufaula train connects at Fort Valley for
Perry daily except Sunday and at Cuthbert
for Fort Gaines daily Except Sunday.
Train on Blakely Extension runs Mondays
Tuesdays Thursdays and Fridays from Albany
to Arlington. Tuesdays Wednesdays Fridays
and Saturdays from Arlington to Albany.
At Savannah with Savannah, Florida and
Western Railway, at Augusta with all lines to
North and East, at Atlanta with Air Line and
Kennesaw Routes to all points North, East
and West.
Pullman Sleeper from Augusta to Washing
ton without change.
Berths In Sleeping Cars can be secured at
SCHREINER'S, 127 Congress street.
g. A. WETTKHEAD, WILLIAM ROGERS,
Cen. Pass. Aga Gen. Supt., Savannah,
J. @. SHAw, ". F. SHELLaMAN
Gen. Tray. Agt. Eup6. g. ". B. T., Macon. &c,
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Charleston Rice and Naval stores
Market.

CHARLESTON. September 30. RrcK.-About
3 900 bushels OF Carolina rough were received
An improved demand took place, with sales Of
about 600 tieTces clean Carolina The market
closed with sales OF 100 tierces clean Carolina
making the business Of the week about 40
tierces We quote somewhat nominally: Com
mon 6Gt6lkc, fair 6s4G7c, low to full good ~
axe. Carolina rough rice was quoted at soc
1S1 % per bushel for inland ana 81 2O0I 30
per bushel for tide water qualities. Prime lots
OF seaccast descriptions sell at advanced rates.
NAVAL STORES. The receipts at this port for
the week from Saturday, September "a, to Fri
day, September 80 1881. inclusive. were les
casks spirits turpentine and s,24S bbls rOsin,
in contrast with 1.122 casks spirits turpentine
and So, 20 bbls. rosin for the week last year.
There was quiet bus unchanged market for
resins Sales O0Q bbls. az about s. 10 per bbi
for 9 and ID. 3 121k for Z and F, 81 20 for G,
s. 20 for H, s. 30 forI 81 50 for K. s. 20 for II.
- 80 To- y. - 1894 90 for window glass and
water white, Spirits turpsntine was easy. Sales
LOO casks; Opened at 50e55lc.. and declined TO
ogc. per gallon. at which latter rate the market
closed with sales Of about 500 casks.-Ketcs and
Courier.
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MEMORANDA
New York, October ARRIVED out Republic,
Labrador, Sueyia, Rrodrene, Snowdonia, Ac-
ton Doriana, Viola.
Arrived. Henry Edge, Assyrian. Brittanic
HOmeward, John Bunyon, New Orleans.
New York, September 27-Cleared, stea m
ship Brantford City (Brl, Savannah: bark
Marco Polo Ger. Brunswick, Ga; schr Robert
Dillon, Sanford, Port Royal, c.
Liverpool, September 26-Arrived, steamship
Cyprus Br) Walker, Savannah.
Gravesend, September 27-Arrived and
sailed, bark Medoor (NOr), Jensen, Savannah.
Lisbon. September 22-Saie5, bark Augur
(Nor), Olsen, Savannah.
New York. September 29-Cleared, schrs
Five Brothers. Bonsall, jacksonville; Palos,
Eldridge. Fernandina.
New York. October ARRIVED, Lone Star,
Knickerbocker, Western Texas.
Arrived out, British Queen
Port Royal, S G, October 2-Arrived Sept 25th,
11th schr Susan B Ray, Steelman, Charleston
9th, steamship Western Texas, Hines, New
York; 18th, brigantine Toronto (BT), Eagles,
Liverpool; Oct list, steamship Western Texas,
Hines, Brunswick
Sailed Oct 1st steamship Helios (Br) Smith,
Liverpool; steamship Western Texas, Hines,
New York.
Liverpool, September 13-Loading for Savan-
nah. barks Saturnus, Banck; Alfred, Gray.
Loading for Doboy, bark NOrdstjernen, An
dresen.
New York, October 2-Arrived. City of Mon
treal, Holley, Napier, Vindoba, Sorrento, AL
hambra.
Arrived out Bothnia, Partisan, Quebec.
Later-Arrived, City of Columbus, from Sa-
vannah.
Arrived out. City of Chester, Frisie
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-10-03
EXPORTS.

Per steamship City of Savannah. for
Philadelphia-1,73 8 bales cotton, 495 bales do
mestics and yarn, l55 bbls rice, IA bbls rosin,
12S bbls spirits turpentine, 1867 feet lumber,
10 bbls fruit 20 bales rags and paper stock, SO
casks clay, $50 empty kegs, "a hhds iron, 81
bbls iron. lot loose iron, 239 pkgs gen mdse.
Per steamship SaragoSsa, for Baltimore
LOO bales cotton. 437 bbls rosin 1862 bbls spirits
turpentine, SCI pkgs mdse
Per bark Condor (Nor), for Antwerp-142
bbls rosin. weighing 81, 425 pounds, valued at
$413, and 2,136 casks spirits turpentine, meas
uting 104, 744 gallons. valued at S52.372.
Per schr Island City, for Baltimore-29S, 319
feet lumber.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-10-03
New York Rice Market.

NEW YoRK. October 1.-RIcE-There Is mark
ed falling of In the demand for domestic sorts,
BUYERS having provided for their immediate
wants show disposition to hold OF, evidently
hoping that with the arrival of large shipments
on the way some recession Of prices viii occur
Prices Southwark are strong at the advance
heretofore noted. East India styles are in ac-
tive demand, in bond and duty paid We quote:
Carolina and Louisiana-common to fair at So
66c, good to prime at 61x07Ac. choice at ~
2Ld31kc In bond.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-10-03
HEALTH Is WEALTH!

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misery, decay and death. One box will cure
recent cases. Each box contains one months
treatment. 81 q box, or boxes for $5; sent
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der received by us for boxes, accompanied
with IS, we viii send the purchaser our writtea
guarantee to return the money IL the treat
meut does not effect q cure. Guarantees issued
by OSCEOLA BUTLER, Druggist, corner Bun
and Congress streets, Savannah, Ga. Orders
hv m all Dromutly attended to.