davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1881-02-23


ThosU Figures stow tocrcaso during tho pnst
week Of T. lg hi Wheat. ll5,a6D hu corn r.. .545 bu
oats, 1s.1a) btu hurley. u1tf iii ncrphse Of X bu
rye. Totnl slccroABe. 3ai,T07 bu Also about lit
harbor hlt, eG bu corn, nHafnst Bf Ed bu tho
week before.
Although thoro WIS no session of tho Hoard
Of Trnc ytst0rtlay, tho ruling prss!nn, Us " Rct,
orally tho cnsa OH holidays, wds too strouR FOR
sotsc n( tho operators to reslat unl sev0rul
transactions In Grnn nytl provisions took pincp.
a faW sales Of spring whcnt wcr1 1natlu Mt U7Go
tf1s4c spllur March and 873lGzy8o scilor April.
Corn wis tr1tle1 In to sonlU extDnt at 4iai seller
May and dlsie seller Juno. Tho trat.sue&lonB is,
mess pork showed toot,letl DECLINE, ;o0D br!s
,'enE disposud at Mt *l4.t5Gol4.5i. clus;.,g Mt
$ii.IsEsG1l4.6' for April. a aao Of i,Uta) brls wns
Iatlo III n JobhIng why at Sli.G1leti.10 In lnrd
tho transactions amounted tn about II, ,0u tcs
ut sl0W cnsh alld sibl5l1 10. 10 for April, closing
ut $i00iIi seller April AHl SlO.lb seller Afny.
SwcotpIoklud huns anld III IL small way ut DO for
1A-Eb nvcr1gu Rnl lt)J 400 lbs short rtbs el,p,fgu
hunds Mt s7.Ia!s sccr March and s;.1oal7.G
seller April. No transactions In tlnur, the
smallcr Era!ns, whisky, srctls, Or dressed hogs
WerG reported.
Thorc WIS continued uulct In tlry-goods cir
oles nnd prices wore nXan stratly aud in-
chauGed bouts a1!d eh0os ruin0ncn quiet, as did
nso clothing. hats. cups, md millinery Koosls.
Prices Ut GrocGrics were not subjected tu nny
1unthbe chnnge, though corces, sugnrs, md
soino other luos wcro cusy. Tho demand for
dntry products wMa fur Mt sustained prices. Tho
uhntgcs In tho fish, drlctl fruits, mud canucl
Hoods n,nrkota wcro un.mportHnt. III oils tho
only guutAbta ntrrnllOn in vAiucs wis II decline
IN tnrientihe Gr sc tho priuu IN,w being 4QI.
FlE.irun and cnnl were quoted III beforG.
kfnztu street tcac,H III hides wtyuI, nn1 hrotn,-
corn report u Hulos dny yesterday, with no
chGnKo to note In tho condition of tho trN..c.
ERGs wero about tho only cOul modify on South
, 1881-02-23
r11E CoAtstEKCIAL:.L1SE.

l. ~
Tho death Of Charles Ensign did rot l,,vo tso
effect M nanv nmtci,," + rm,t 1 -, ,'" ,,n', ,uu
T., tho sne.ration M pr tho cow,norc , .n'ps nimo f
proptlcrs pnrtlcs wcro curly Il, tho tlc,tl to
purchnsc tho thrcc trot, bots, Int It was ,1ecot
10 sell all or n''ne, llcneo the organization con.
Times In lts it'lt strength n1ld ,!Ror with fnr
proinlso of ''otns IL 'arEer business tho cunning
{tipruo Nrlr,Isrn n.,ii lt,,nnnk,. nr1. II I,rsnnf
In tho hauts ui tic si,ip.t1.rnrn,urs lm]nrvuInr
fhDrul1vh rccnuat r,,fuittn i'hnr wfii ras",i.H
11t.,y urtttis,a crIinlr fi1,n,ns ysf,m. nnpI n'I
in Rive thcm n,i 4. classification.
y, aaGie t'l , Gem.rs arcnGs mla nnK-pnsts nfe
ts ,ir,iIn9 t,,,,n ',,,","t ~ si..,, W i'i'
ttN.,n Whc,i cnsni,lofed. tau bouts viii 1n.ssess
Rrcater strength. md will also III III oyury re-
spenf htttrr thn.i eyer bef1ro Those ae'ltIainted
hmm WIFI ,hcv n,aie .hn W ~;
opening Of nAvgntlon Not iess tt,ati $l,Nkl ur.,
lJuIuY expended upun thcse t1,lprOyt.uonts
Captains havo bccn assigned to tue tieet Us iol-
'ocsi C!lu-capt, acbhnrl.
It,,ssl,-Ct.1,t. McErpH,
HeDtj,l-Cnnt, lIcukH.jth.
Ecttrlisku-l:npt, LtliHy.
it0anoke-CaTt. lingHrt.
George W. Holt nssl,t,,es tho MANAGEMENT, vico
tyr Of Ill. E.stHu's nstato. Mr. Holt Ii ono Of
~ Ill.,. Horut as ,.'si. men ~ INC
vnncc.I III ycirs. hu lat mn nnuo "u ar
tho vlgor OF tho primo Ut nlnnhnptl. Uu-
ner h1s anspiecs the !n0 ;nllst cnnt!nuo to
aatin I'll: ,!t r,,,,.,ts 1', sHGs W.
Engineer Of tho line, mid hmyo t,Irtrr nj Mi ,t
side work. Thls gent!cn,nn h,s bucn conlIiotcd
mefclh! 4slme EleVntor NJ IIlilnlu, which cAtt
Gns1ly handle a!0o bushels 81 graln pcr AuAr.
n ZIP nRealta nt tn1 ilt1e III iuerett A!k6 ports
stryGs ns confidential t,'okkcnpcr md cnshlcr.
n.a nt1Gntis 10 tic cntlnl Msln through hus!nGsA
, 1881-02-23

t172I hM k9 hn i;Ya BIS
.n XVI n, .hts XIX, II II '' NH XIII
E'iii Hu | IT, 'i ia XIX | s; ". KIN
ii'.i,r bK1 I;His aJ{SI '''..'''lsi Xii
41....".all kf0 :A......2il GUI fi......Ti G.i1
~ .'.'s1' n nH 5'''.'';'g9s @ sn} Sh""a5NN ~ XIX
jt:..,.'Wi XIII S,'.'an Xiii f. f.: III S%i
Si.IT XIII mi ''.t!sf XIII | ;Sl''.' 91i XIII
Kl3iIi hS |ii5 '.'.EE XII | ..I'. ..I III XIX
iV xiii |i7SH Xiii | 6;; III SG
N,.,,,.!Gj xiii sp'....."3I XII '''''''>'A '''
D..'..W Eif s@ -"
Sltf:tr-,Srso In jIuht don,nnd md under hAevF
nnHr,Kt, tr!cea constntnti weak, fi. ermHntIeni.
with ln;t woeks 1rnes tlee1!na q hs2M was nplr-
oht- We quuto pour To cl1'co nj &kfAW pet !N los.
HttEEr AA1rs
NJ Ae. rrlet. ~ lr. Iritt.,No. .4n, 1.rlc-.
%....s tin Hnn." esHI III 't....iiMt Si....iift TSis Tn,s1
iT'' II II SM VI III, III? EI'''"i,sGt n55ttS9
iUI. ID ajSixl1iti'''tia Itsi hs.ii.i kaIt6
ut,rpttd,
,1r,srt,n ,.,, p, r.-r,w ,,.u,i.,. .s... a,
MI =, ~ ~, w. A;IIaE.nGcopkn konayt ~.
Nst knl !aiGr Nnu nnM! 10 Eer{ bxlra HIGnfs ts
if I,Hy q he.q. .x un, ,x,,.
ttsHy. wlih ssnoa an,ld. al'n!gc e t4iey .herp.
~, M sM MnSter'l Mnlos' conlHoh 10 oholee' ta'u3
~" "ttt it,so;,:,. ,n,v p r,,.to, ,v,i rpt
drnnltIX; V,,I tu cflco YDrkutn gktSkf,Ij, tisiIt
nxG,l lus Mnd Ytrker4, EhiU!t5tjt E>0I medium
waiHts, 10. HtT.69 rYs e!isnlGOn IL choice. s5OEo
,,,,-..... :, ""an'a',Ms' :,
, 1881-02-23

CAIsrAE-'rhe supply was asian excessive, md ~ a
consequence tllura wns further aoclnu III ps!ees,
saca plainly showing el,azo VI t3lio compared
with an,Itay'B Iriues At tho InD,llAed prtceh thu
suyurai cnssus of buypss t0nk hold freely b,t ha
liasket rou,aNut wcAk tho iHlsl, HRius wern at
$:D45sl fur yury pour tu cI!Oco Hralcn, ut t}ia
A7i fur poor tn ordinary hutchpIn and common siu,
ut I}A fur eilliun to EuUa stDGxgss, und nj %tQU
GtiM FOR cunl!i0n u choice atuurs. \ good MAny
cuttlu wuru lott oyoE ua tho market ul.ol wcnk at
th1 following:
, 1881-02-23

PETROLEUM,
GIEvELANu, O.Fab. b.H.-rETHu!EGM-Uncha
standard xhlte, ll1 Lust. tJ(c
, 1881-02-23

TUIpEETISE,
WILMINGTON, Fep. :l.-3ptrsra or TuHrENTISE-
Firm Mt tQc
, 1881-02-23

Winchester. kAypophosphlses
will curu consumption, coughs, weak lnlas
bronchitis. and gancrul debility. Established
twenty. une years
, 1881-02-23
COMMERCIAL.

The following woro Tho receipts OF tho nrtic!cs
mined during tho twenty fur hours ending Mt
o'clock yesterday lnurtlIug:
, 1881-02-23

The following ,lru tho fGotlngs Of the otllclnl
report OF grnln III store In this city OIL tho ove,I
ing of Suturdny last and corresponding tlnto
, 1881-02-23

nROoN.CpNN-TAcEo 1s III actltd trade at our
qAotAt!0ns:
Ctnce flllrl nnd carpot. 4H
siEHhi kel-wfktl4....
-tIPA Itt4!
!h!etMT una coMtfol'+.'.. tatt!
HUTrE1t-ln tho bustor nmsGot tI,ura ,s0so no
chanscs llgr1 aoud lncn1 und shipping de-
nland, moderate Supply, Ani steRdy foulng. Fine
snoe gr.s nut pIctifnl but othu.atse tho mar
ket IN farly supplied. Wo nTa!n qauln:
fsG'snisEy, @ s.I IhasH|Mx |n .sosk...,s 9it
sss:isStSS is': i SxsSdS 81; ~
HAGtaiS iSu-rho tulnuna wns M light ~ hefoTo, md
yhtnos "eFo not subjected t0 any quotable change,
ruling BluAuy ahd t,tHl ~ RtyUn beluW,
S,1ss !Msars n,m 4 4t!a
Nlnuiltiss., .............N sVuuI s,rxs...;i ii;
CliEEsE-hiut with it, iAfr slMrH uf attention. md
VIA atcAdly i.0ld !tapurtA froA slu E!as w0re mt
yury encouraging. but thu fAct tnt st0cku ,vee ntu
auil a,id Tho Lunund vool prevented ally xottonIug
fps!cos. W. aaaIn quito:
!Ht kkin' 1llN
thst hkl!l !h,r - 3i4
astskM!t 10
l'u" eFAu9s...
C0AI.-Was quOtett quIot uitd ste.aY, III follows:
Hnisl1aet!o. AIT ai:; Sa M!q.snprx WIZ,
ilSnsoas.. ils o''o iM ,i'taos.. a S
EG0s-Aso n.us0 plenty VI l6al1r prr dox.
FtSlt-l.asa .ist Ncr0 strong vt thu aso ndvanca
halt "atss Descriptions wcru aoout Eteady. Thuro
wArb II oln tlrGx n rB1utst
, 1881-02-23

Fttrr--. 1socst Island * k~n"t14 fSnll-..ts
I1epot. tnE1fcr nf ynn llnrrn nnd therlH-ss' r:;
UNtcs. (; CtnFk:sl. heFI'!n llnuAt, FAhihr !iI'4
, 1881-02-23

1stttlnit,rp Il: t3Ll3. -,.-,..
DGpots. Exposition building niId flIt q IMI, I,
tcc%nd.st, TlcxHt usictH ~ Gihr*-ss, fIitlef
EtuHd Iscluu lIutuL 4Hu Hoput tttxpoh1'!oA n4"t
, 1881-02-23

1knnknkps 141ns.
1lcnn', Fprt at l.QhAt. ma unt nf lwen C,ca
Ilckot.nG!ltcH Ut tlInsa md ~ ItaEaupa's-' "4""
IActI!a Hotel, ltld IlllAluF !lul11ts
, 1881-02-23

A lItllvAt AND Dl;l,Al,11,u,s -,
"A THAtN4-EXrLAyArIGH nH 'uutsE OF
iM,iAnMIavsar i,iuIav ;G11sIH'st saa5 e.:sSs
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TUESDAY. November 2e, 1881.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY

- N'--0'- -...---.-.............. 4:43
HIGH WATER AT Fl PULASKI. les AN. 1:4PM
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Per steamer Florida, from Florida-W W
Gordon & Co, H Myers & Bros NJ Y Hender-
son, & S r r Ocean Steamship Co, L J Gull
martin Co, l. Falk & Co, Lee Roy Myers,
Einstein & L. ] B Reedy, G II Dorsett, @ +
Stubs & Co. Baldwin & Co, B & SIS Co.
Per Savannah. Florida and Western Railway,
November 2S-FOrdg Office, Peacock, Fl & Co
G L Jones, Chess, G & Co, Z T Roberts. W G
jackson & Co, W G Powell Williams & w, r B
CaSsels, ID G Bacon & Co Haslam & II, John
NcDonough, Rutherford & F, H Myers & Br s,
JnO Flannery q co, Lee Roy Myers, Haber-
sham's Son & Co. G L Gilbert & Co, A H Cham
pion, Sloat, B & Co, Q r R Co, r B Reppard NJ
Y Henderson, Herman & K, Solomon Bros, W
E Dupont. S Guckenheimer & Son, NJ Ferst g.
Co. A Letter, Q H Dorsett. H Ward g. Co, W
d Simkins p E Masters. Saussy & H. L Q Te-
beau, G Eckstein & Co. Bendheim Bros & Co,
j 7 Martin, w w Gordon & Co. L Guilmartin
& Co, @ Stubs & Co, N Farley, w La
throp & Co, II Maclean, Baldwin & Co, H M
Conner & Co, Woods & Co, Woodbridge & Il,
W Chisholm & Co.
Per Central Railroad. November 28-Forde
Agt. w Schley & Co, Cohen, G e Suits, f J
Ruckert, NJ Ferst q Co. Jas Henderson, w /
Miller, Rutherford & F, Lee, A H Cham
piUn. Graham & Fl, Frank & Co, Eckman & V.
g Butler, Hirschman, Singer Mfg Co, w H
Harper, T Robertson, Savannah Oil Co. Will
liams & w, II flyers & Bros, E A Schwarz G
Thompson, Paul Decker, F N Hull, Loeb & E,
Miller & R, @ L Gilbert & Co, Solomon Bros, G
Noble, Cronin, Bendheim Bros & Co, Mohr
Bros, @ Carlton, G W Parish, Lee Roy Myers,
L W Peoples, r L Singleton, D G Bacon & Co,
Order H NJ Conner & Co, Woods & Co, Chas
Ellis, L J Guilmartin & Co. Jno FlannerY & Co,
W w Gordon & Co, j A Solomons & Co, Walter
& H, ] Wood & Bro, Knoop, Frorichs & Co, f
nj Farlev, ] w Lathrop q Co, Stubbs & Co,
West Bros. Baldwin & Co. Woodbridge & II.
Peacock, H & Co. II F Grant & Co, NJ Maclean,
N A Hardee's Son & Co.
Per steamship Seminole. from Boston
err, s, & W Ry, W E Alexander & Son, E
Acosta Jr, L Appel, A r Altmayer & Co,
Allen & L. w @ Butler, ] NJ Barnard, o Butler,
NJ Boley & Son. Crawford & L, Cohen, / S
Davidson, G H Dorsett, A Einstein Sons, @ L
Gilbert & Co, W W Gordon & Co, Herman,
Max Krauss, Jno Lyons, A LETTER, Ludden &
B. Mrs H Myers, Meinhard Bros & Co, L
Neidlinger, Palmer Bros, H W Pease Rich ard
son & B, H Ruwe, Captain Reilly, K B Rep
pard Jfaosenheim, g W Remshart, w H Reed,
Southern Elk Co, E Schwarz, Solomons G. Co,
Tuberdy, II Won Newton, j e Walter, S
Williams, Geo ii Weymouth, str Florida.
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Exchange-long, 81 Ts5l; short, 81 SEX. State
bonds inactive. Government bonds quiet but
firm.
COTTON
LIVERPOOL. November 2s.-Cotton onapad
firm; middling uplands. 9-l6d; middIing or
ton and export = 900 bales: reeeirts z 5fil halSs
american 4,600 bales. 0-'9'
Futures: Middlin9 uplands, low middiing
clause, deliverable Ia November and December
s-l6d: deliverable in December and Januarv
6s-lo96 l9-S2d: deliverable in January and
Eeoruary, ossd; deliverable In February and
March, 2l-SS16 ll-l6d; deliverable In March
and April. 8 23-32G6 1865 23-32d; deliverable
In April and May. 63[d; deliverable ia Nav
and June, 13-1606 25-S2d; deliverable in June
and July, 13-l6d; deliverable in July aud
August, 65sd- Futures quiet.
NKW YORK, November 2S.-Cotton opened
firm; sales i,Os0 bales; middling upiands.
II l5-i6c; middiing Orleans, 12zc
futures-Market steady, with sales as follows:
November, IL gle; December, II 93c; January.
Y lac; February, y S4c; March, u SIC; April,
PROVISIONS. GROcERIEs.ETc.
NEw YoRK. November ss-FIour opeued
dull ana heavy. Wheat fairly active and 6za1c
lower. Corn without decided change. PORK
II 42xc. spirits turpentine, 561sc Rosin, SO IS
o. ID Tor strained. Freights weak
BALTIMORE, November 26.-Flour very quiet:
Howard street aud Western superdne, 81 250
81; ditto extra, s. 2515 25; ditto family, Sc 50
~ p; city mills superf3ne, "a 5OA5 25: ditto
extra, 20 50eh6 %; ditto family, s. 5017 rs: Rio
brands, 81 800 81; Patspsco fasaily, IS co.
"heat-southsrn eesier erd dull; Western
lower and weak; Southern red 81 3O11 81, ditto
amber 81 403I -; No Mary .snd, =; No. 2
western winter RED, on the spot and November
delivery, 81 Sia1 3t4, December 81 S4sk0
! S4lk, January 81 5s1891 Ss5s. February 81 4 q
al Az. CcFn-Southern steady; Western
dull; Southern white, 6i0675fc; ditto yellow
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Railreaas.
Savannah, Florida & Western RI

SUPERISrKNDENT's OFFIoE
SAVANNAH, November 20. 1881.
I'm AND AFTER SUNDAY, November
~ 1881, Passenger Trains on this road win run
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List of vessels Ups Cleared and
Sailed for this Port.


SHIPS.
Peter Young, Richan, Hamburg, sid Oct7 2.
Tasmanian. Sulis, London, cid Nov 1.
Ardmore Mcconnell, Glasgow, sid Oct 90.
Eurydice, Edwards, Liverpool, sid Nov 10.
Lauget (Nor), Petersen. Hamburg, sid Aug %
Alma, Woxholt, at Stettin Aug 9.
Britannia (Sw) Iadsen, HernoSand, sid Aug -.
Marietta Qtal), Pelleranos4at Buenos Ayres
Aug IL.
Principessa Margherita di Piamonte QtaD, at
Buenos Ayres Aug ID
Lotus (Br), Europe, up Oct l.
Saturnus (Ger), Banck at Liverpool Sept 10.
Cesarina 0taD, Longobardo, Liscata, sid Sept %.
Marie IN orr Taarvig, StettiD, at Elsinore Oct 2.
Oscar (Nor), Herlsson, Malaga, sid Sept "a
Johann (Ger), Cassens. Santos sid Aug 81.
Strathay Mcdonald, Liverpool, cid Oct q.
Edna (Br), Mitchell, London, cid Oct 10.
Ardnt (Nor), Stettin. sid Oct 26.
Agatha Maryport, sid Oct %.
Roycroft, Young, London. cid Oct H.
Vestfold, Gundersen Liverpool, sid Nov II.
L Berg (Nor). Hansen. Barcelona, sid Oct u.s.
Souvenir, Andreason, Rochefort. sid Oct IS.
Eva H Fish, New York. ldg Nov %.
Libertas GER, Hermann.S st Nazaire, sid Oct is.
Bergenseren (Nor) Mortensen, Dublin, sid Nov
IL.
Ruth, Lisbon, sid NOV 8.
Ledsjalf, Malaga, sid Oct 10.
NJ Smith, Persons, London, sid Nov /.
Friihiof (Sw). Borin, London, cid Oct 81
Agathe (Nor) Orbek. Maryport. sid Oct %.
UranO (Aus). Saracich, Bolougne, sid Oct 10.
ADbCuls OuAAAC4S AAAoSCAOdHAs
sid Oct1.
Sidantha, Plymouth, sid Nov 9.
Reformer. Brown, Barrow. Oct 16.
Betty GUIDE QNor), Hull, sid Nov 19.
Siddartua, Moore. Plymouth, sid Nov 9.
Svea, Frivold. Cette, d Sept30
Sea (Nor) Danielsen, Marseilles. sid Nov IS.
Garabaldi Zakariesen, Oran, sIi Oct Is.
Tillid ONor). Jensen London, cid Nov 81
Alphonse, Tarragona, sid Nov 81.
BRIGS
Pauchito (Sp), Santiago de Cuba. up Nov 16.
Generate Cambiaso. Ghersi, Genoa, sid Sept 8.
Margarethe (Nor), Hansen, Liverpool, SID Oct
IL.
sCHooSERs
Minnie Wicks, New York, up Oct %.
b L Townsend, Townsend. up Nov %.
NJ b Bramhall, Gillette, New York. up Nov %
Morris W Child, TerreY. Wiseassett, ldg Nov 10.
Fannie Kinney, New York, up Nov l.
Thos Clyde, Baltimore, up Nov r.
A Heaton, New York. up Nov 10.
Robbie L Foster, Hart Baltimore, sid Nov ~.
VIM A Jones, Collins. Boston, cid Nov 10.
Crissie Wright, New York, up Nov q.
+ Bird, Farwell, New York, up Nov y.
A Denike. Rohannsn. Baltimore, up Nov 21.
Marian Champion, Baltimore, up Oct 81.
Benz Gartsides, Philadelphia. cid Nov 10.
A Heaton. Boyd. New York, up Nov %.
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TYBEE, November IS. 4:4Op m-Psssed up,
schr VIM Wilson
Passed out, steamship Juniata, ship Beetho.
ven (Br), barks Johanna GER, Adelina Patti
port.
Put in for harbor. schr Lena storer.
At anchor, loading. bark AFeola (Br).
Waiting, barks Chrysolite (Br). Northern
Queen (Br) Tillid (Nor), Ragna (Nor), Ocean
(Nor).
Wind NE % miles; clear.
Stettin, November 2S-Sailed 23d, bark Ii.
burma, Charleston
Bristol, November 2s-Arrived 27th, bark
Sleipner, Savannah.
Port Royal, S G, November 28-Arrived 27th,
schrs ID M Clarkson, Orient; Rillie Derby,
Wilmington.
Philadelphia, November 2S-Arrived, Lord
Give.
New York, November 28-Arrived, Charleston,
Wyanoke, Newport, Republic, Neboxpolos,
Jennie Beasley, Francenia. Moro Castle. City
of Columbia; Louisiana, New Orleans; City of
Augusta, Savannah.
Arrived out, Leoveljn. Herman, Victoria,
State of Florida
Homeward, Diana, Charleston; Premier
Mckenzie, Brunswick, Ca.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-11-29

Local Sleeping Cars on all night trains be
tween Savannah and Augusta, Augusta and
Macon, and Savannah and Atlanta.
Connections.
Eufaula train connects at Fort Valley
Perry daily Except Sunday. ana at Cuthbe
for Fort Gaines daily Except Sunday.
Train on Blakely Extension runs Mondays
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays from AIbayn7
to Arlington. Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Friday
At Savannah with Savannah, Florida ana
western Railway, at Augusta with all lines IA
North and East, at Atlanta with Air Line ana
and West 1855
Pullman Sleeper from Augusta to Washine-
ton without change
Bertha Ia Sleeping Cars can be secured Al
sCdhElNEH'b, III Congress street.
o. A. WHITEHEAD WILLIAM ROGERS.
Gem Pass. Agt Gen. gupt.. Gavannas.
J. O. SEAw, W. sHEIIMA'lNsT '-asAAs
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FREIGHTs.

Is-nBzn.-Bv SdH-Vessels are IN active de-
ulsnd Tor eoastWise business, with light oner-
fugs 20 arrive. and no disengaged spot tonnage.
In oh-shOre business there is put little DONG,
and quotations are generally nominal Our
figures include the range OF Sasahusn'
Darien. BryIuswick and Satilla- from sc.
to 81 % being paid here for change OF loao-
ing port. We quote: To Baltimore s91 Cness-
peske ports, So soy 90; 70 Philadelphia: ~ "
a. 50: 70 New York and Sound ports, - - ~
s %: % Boston and eastward - o0DS "; q
81. John, n. B., IS 5009 90; Timber q "
hizher than lumber ratesl; TO the West indies
snd v-irdward, IS OOsb1O 90: 70 South America
SO a.. 10 Spanjsh aud Mediterranean ports,
sI4 s9t,5 on: 10 United Kingdom for orders,
timber SIS as5s.. lumber IS fes-
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Shipping 3utslIiaeufe.

MINIATURE ALMANAo-THIs DAY
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RECEIPTs.

Per steamer Florida. from Florida-S2 bales
sea island cotton, 80 bales upland cotton, 81
crates and 10 bbls oranges, q bales hides and
skins, 10 pkgs mdse, 5 boxes bacon.
Per Central Railroad. November 2s-5. 1865
bales cotton, 500 sacks cotton seed meal 40
wheels, go sacks corn. 100 bbls lime, 100 bbls
rosin, so bbls spirits turpentine 80 bdls spokes,
81 head cattle, 81 b gs, D bbls bottled beer, ~
empty kegs, 10 bbls flour, IA sacks dried fruit.
case plaids, 81 bales domestics, II bales yarns,
% boxes tobacco, 40 caddies tobacco, 2 bales
mattresses, horses, iron safe, k spring
wagon, cars lumber. l car cotton seed, 10
bales paper stock, 2 tierces wax, bales hides,
1874 pkgs mdse.
Per Savannah, Florida and Western Railway,
November 28-1, 372 bales cotton. &C. cars lum-
Der, IS cars wood, 1 car cotton seed, l car
bacon, 1858 bbls rosin. 20 bbls spirits turpentine
ID bbls syrup, So bbls and 439 boxes oranges
254 sacks rough rice, 10 bales hides, and mdse
Per Charleston ana Savannah Railway, No
November 2S-14 bales cotton
Per steamer st Johns, from Florida-44 bales
sea island cotton, 3bales upland cotton.
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EVENING Rrrogr

LONDON, November g. 4:3O p. m.-Erie 475k.
NEW YoEE. November % ,xchange, 81 so.
9overuDlert bonds closed firm; rev eveF,
lUS1S; four and half nes cents. IAN; foUE peF
cent, 11714. Money sos per cent per annum
and lilo per diem. State bonds dull and
nominal.
Sub-1reasury balances: Ccir, $50, 32S 657 co.;
currency, "a, 413,S 1913 co.
Stocka onaned strony aftar1Earis irraoular-
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blOCpILB CttIb run through D6tWeen DaVdUuHu
and Albany daily without change.
Connection at Albany daily with passenger
Il aims both ways on Southwestern Railroad to
and from Macon, Eufaula Montgomery, Mo-
bile, New Orleans ETC.
Mail steamer leaves cambridge for Apalachi-
cola and Columbus every Tuesday and Satllr-
day.
Close connection at Jacksonville daily Sun
days exceptedl for Green Cove Springs St.
Augustine, Palatka, Enterprise, Sanford and
all landings on st. Johns river
Trains on r. and A. r. r. leave junction.
going west at 1920 P. NJ, and for Brunswick
at 5;43 T. M, daily, except Sunday.
Through Tickets sold and Sleeping Car
Berths and Drawing room Car accommoda-
tons secured at Bren's Ticket Of1ce No. %
Bull street. and at the Company Depot foot
of Liberty street.
J. s. TYSON, JAS. L TAYLOR.
Master Trans. Gen'l Pass'r Agent.
r. G. FLEMING Supt
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MfdifiuaI.



SYPHILIS.
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OR TERTIARY STAGE.
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CURES WHEN HOT SPRINGS FAIL
MALVERN, ARK, May 2, 1881.
We have cases in our town who lived at Hot
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MCCAMMON & MURPHY.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, May IL, 1881.
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s. s. has given better satisfaction than any
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DENVER, Col, May 2, 1881.
Every purchaser speaks in the highest terms
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You can refer anybody to US in regard to the
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Governor of Georgia.
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MILLINERY AND VARIETY GOODS


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Central & SOatllwastala R. n'ds

5AYASRAR, Ga, September Sth. 1881.
( ! N snG after MONDAY, September 5th. 1881,
" passenger trains Ga sae asarTG1 and South.
western Railroads ass rF2sz1sszs Rss; Ena Is
follows:
REAn nnu,a - -.
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COUNTRY PRODUCE

PoULTRY-GoOd supply: fair demand. Eses-
s1ArEet fairly stocked. BuTzER-A good Srf7cle
70 demand; but little In the MARKET PEANUTS
Georgia and Florids, q little old Ia market, but
neld hrm; quotations nominal. SUeAR-9eors
ga and Florida scarce. and very little demand
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Steamship Juniata, New York
Ship Beethoven (Br), Barcelona.
Bark Johanna (Ger) Charleston.
Bark Adelina Patti CPort). Charleston.
Brig Favorita Utah, Crapani.
Schr Sarah Douglas (Br), Fortune Island.
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Steamer David Clark. HaIlowes. Satilla and
WaY Observation-Disclosures & Hartman.
Steamer Katie, Fleetwood. Growers Landing
-Jno Lawton
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CLEARED YFSTFRD

ARRIVED AT QUARANTINE YESTERDAY.
Bark Emmanuel (Sw), Andersen, Rio Janeiro
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EXPORTs
PASSENGERS.

Per steamship Juniata, for New York
2, O67 bales upland cotton, 200 bbls rosin.