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SAY, for instance, . dog loses his paw, and
srOOster loses his nav. does it make orphans
Of them? -SteMbeavilk Mrold.
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YOUNG men, learn to wait; if You under
take to sett hem before she il ready You
will lose yor time and confuse the hen be-
sdes.--jo>h Billings
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IA Yna KaA~ lte

~ 8O0 A0OW ket
Some people suffer for years from weak
kidneys aud torpid bowels and liver. II you
know such . person tell them that kidney.
Wort 10 certain cure. Il can now be had 10
either liquid form or - dry vegetable pow.
Der: The came effect either way.-Etanswlle
Tribune.
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EVERY lady should belong to IN archery
club. Skill in drawing beau is very desira.
ble.-ElD4ira .Ad.xrtixey.
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REDDING's RUSSIA SALvE has proved its efll-
cheney by test0f three quarters Of century.
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some enthusiastic fashion writer predicts
revolution in underwear. Well, a change
in some things is necessary once in while
LouM Citizen
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kansas City Mail.l

Member Of this Department relieved Of
Rheumatism by the use Of St. Jacobs Oil,
eays Geo. ". Walliny, Esq., superintendent
Police New York, In one OF our excha ueea
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THB Frazer Axle Grease 10 the best in tho
world Sold everywhere. Use it.
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The sassyest man ever met IL I hen.
pecked husband when he IL away from home
-Je&h Rl!imga
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"A woman In = New York hospital Z
having new scalp grated on her head.
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Shoot Quick, and Then
But, first Of all, write for our illustrated cata.
l0gue. Ct. Western Gun W'ks, Pittsburgh. Pa
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I" RnnwA a Rata. =

"Ho0gh % Rats.''
Ak Druggists for it. It clears out rats. mice
reaches, bed.bugs. flies, vermin, insects, l5c.
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LIVERY dog has it, day. Harmony Yields
the nights TO cats-N o. Picayxns
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LYDIA e PlNKHAN0'a
VEGETABLE COMPOUND.
The Positive Curo

WAL tAooo Po1D10 C00D1l1Dto "a Weakpaaaaa
seee00oo te0os bese feoalo DsDulstiea,
Il vim cure entirely the worst form Of Female Con.
paante al ovarian troubaes lnaamnaEion and Ulcero,
ton, Esling ed Dispiacemenis, and the eonefouea.
Sptnal weasnesa md - particularly adapted to g.
Il VII dissolve end esret tumoss from the vser.. 4,
q early aaee oe development Tho tendency 70 -.
CIRCUS checked very speedily By 10 ~
reDovss faintnes hatulency, destroys li crayfne
!oe seann!anAst and relieves weakness ofthe seou,acS
u cuFeo Blo1ttns. Headaches. Nervous pruetro4ioa.
oeoes9 DEBILITY, Slespiessnea, Depression aad l1da
1has feeling Of bearing down, ca>ssne psip. vaaaae
- occkaehe, always pcrmanentiy cured b. - -
lsWu q al times and under Ill 49, ~ n
saoooy With the hv0 that govern he fsmalo ey1een.
soe the easeoe Kidney Complain&s q e1lAr ~ ~
Compound b u1suspaaGed.
IDA T. PlNKuAND VB0HTADIR con.
tOUNDh prepared e - end o We0ern AvnnnaL
~, 9a3 Price e. 0ix bottlsobaA 0eat b n,oii
NM Torn q p0la alao IN IL Torn o( loepacee n
eoeope q pfee. q per boz foe slsAee. M Piak1am
neeHaa1voDaDl ttso q inqair1. 6end Ia nou,nh.
y 49, - 1ssA 1saeies az ~.
an1 - W1lAsus EYDdAk PNHRAu0
49, 1114 ~ No esneGlpe9iea. bnionoen
- 9 0D1vR. 10o6D0 ~
SeAb9 1lc1A1DeoN I CO., g. Louis, 10.
10D sALE n DRU0olsTA
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why Suaer Needlessly

VIM the convnlslng spasmodc fortunes OF fever ~
ague and bilious renItten when Hestetters Stomach
BttteTs acknowedgedtO be real curative Of masral
fevers Will eradicate tho cause Of % much SUFFERING
No ese effective Is this bengnant Alternative In cases Of
constipation. dyspepsia liver complaint rheumatism.
and In general debility and nervous weakness For ~
By oh Druggists and Dealers generally.
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CHICAGO
ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS
:. ". Cor. State and koaree Ste.
School Of DrsWing and PAINTING.

Into AZ sehoo! hnov b fun progress, and PupiIa
eDtawtng from the fla9 the Antique. and from IifS
fsnpecsive. Cnyon .nd Charcoal Drawing, FiftceS.
z.a sa:. sketcnink Painting On and Water Coior
. Copper. ~"" '''su11S
Tsitasa Fee, ooe ~ Three lG,.th..
epecisl Assterte terms. The tution n.
o. The School Library % Al. The trschsrs Az. e
HEHtr T. SPa1ADa.dl. RoY RoREsrsox. Profess.
cts Of Dnvtng and fainelng; J. H. VAxpkRrorI. n.
SI0CtOI m OrrSWM8; ~: u. CARPRNrKR, Instructor n
respective; ". n r. IaRNCN, Director and LectmrSS
China Painting. ~"'' A0sS"es u
5sasss5 casaaes x.desSyt y Fin. azr.
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l0en1C OUE, YO.sGE l. CO., wAnYen
SsUbWUO %. Louis. No. UJSv
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C
Ieand their health steadily improving and
tleir strength continually iucieasiny 81
oniversal, where used, vas this truc, that
0etsrmined the entire world should shsc in
- results, aud ! therefore placed the formula
- tie preparation In the hands OF Mr.. II. II.
Werner OF Rochester, N. T., Q gentleman
veom he'd cured Of severe kidney disease,
- Who b. reason OF his personal worth,
!axA standing and liberality Ia endowiu. the
astronomical Observatory and other pub! IL
sstespeises, has become known and opuiar
y ~ entire couatly. This gentleman st
- oo3an the mAulaetuss Of the remedy Cn
ooet extensive ecalo. cod TO-DAY, Wa ner's
Sie Kidney and L yer Cure, he pure remedy
~ ssved my life, 10 known ana used in Oh
oaste Of the continent.
IN swsre . prejudice exsts toward
epeietasy medicines. and that such peju.
- htoO often VI, founded. but the value
psSs remedy 10 no less because il is z
ss;pf's,ary medicine. A iustihable prciu.
- exists toward Quack doctors, but 10 Il
~ mat this prejudice should extend to-
40 allth doctors Who are earnestly and
sin(sseiy trying to do their dutyi BE.
Wsrner's Safe Kidney and Liver Cure
~ ny lie before itbecame . pro, rietary
~ sssee, 70 u reasonable to suppose that Il
~ 20 cure Others and keep still more from
asees DOW that u 10 sold with . govern.
SIAM on the vrapperl Such theory
.Sit be childish"
.se doctor then paid some high compli-
Ex 10 American science, aud closed hia
afe - iOll0ws:
aov % restore the health when broken
eov to kept the body perfect and free
1ieesse must ever BE- mana highest
81 ~ That one Of the greatest revelations
~ present. day has besh made In ascer'
~ i The true seat OF health To be 10 the
zen end live, ill ecieutis&s now admit.
leas but feel that the discovery which
& 80 permitted 10 make, and which
oescrioed 70 you. b destined 70 prove
eoseU, ct a1d most reliable iriecd d
Who sader and long for happinssA q
~ % those vho desiis - esep he joyl
nv posseas" -
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MEMnRAEnA

TYBEE. December %. 1855 p m-Passed up,
brig CseSarina dtaD schr H G Winship
Passed out. steamships VIM Lawrence, Semi
mole. barks EIieser (NoT), Mercedes (Sp). brig
Panchita Ros (Sp) schrs J Morse. Hud-
dell, Jennie Middleton. Kate Aitken, Annie
P Chase. Jno J Taylor.
At anchor inward hound, barks Siddartha
(Br) NJ S Petersen (NOr). Ali (Nor), and one
unknown three-masted schr.
At anchor, outward bound, schr Grace An
drews.
Waiting, bark India (Sw) Agatha CNor).
Wind ", 30 miles; clear.
New York, December 22-Arriyed, SchiedSm,
Salerno. J Breydel, Old Dominion, Hatteras
Colon. Regulator.
Arrived 1t, Annie, Maud, Ella, Servia, City
of New York, Labrador, Eigil, Powhattan
Mississippi, Pawnee, Regina.
HOmeward, Viola. Savannah: Dannebrog,
Savannah; Artizan. Norfolk; Iudia, Ponema
Brunswick. December 22-Arrived 21st. brig
Dauntless. Williams, st Pierre, Martinique
schrs Sadie Wilcutt, Jackson, Savannah; A
Denike, johanna, Savannsh: brig Mary Dana,
Benson, New York; 22d. brig Valero (Br), Smith,
Buenos .Ayres; bark Reformer (Br), Brown.
Savannah
Cleared 2lst, barks American Eagle, Batch
ford, New York Mary Jenners, Cochran, New
York; Hattie G D xon Yates, New York; A
Sanchez, Hooks, Baltimore.
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louisiana State Lottery Com
3, J0G Tickets ct Two Dollars Each.
Ielf Tickets, One Dollar.
fTSTr nE pRIyRs

AUTHORIZATION
9 Approximation Prizes OF. $780,. 2,7G0
Approximation Prizes Of. zoo. %. l,S0O
Approximations Prizes Of. IO0 90. 90o
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NOON REPORT.

FINANCIAL
LONDON. December % -Consols 90 1-16 for
money: 80 5-16 for account. Erie. 423S.
PARIS. December % The weekly statement
of the Bank of France shows a specie increase
of 4SO 600 francs in gold, and decrease of TO =
600 francs in silver.
new YoRK December % Stocks active
and irregular. Money, 6 per cent. EXCHANGE
long, 81 1881; short, 81 s. 3S. State bonds dull.
Government bonds quiet and unchanged.
COTTON
LIVERPOOL, December 23.-Cotton opened
with fair bushes at previous prices; mid
ding uplands. 11-16d; middling Orleans.
3-16d; sales 1O,cOO bales, for speculation and
export 900 bales.
Futures: Middling upIands. low middling
clause, deliverable in December. $685. 1921
deliverable in December and January. $3.50
1924: Deliverable in January and February,
621-320065fd; deliverable in February and
March 11-l6d; deliverable in March and April,
6sl66 23-32d; deliverable in April and Nav
25-3 ID deliverable in May and June, 1860
27-35d; deliverable in June and July, 65f %
27-32d; deliverable in July and August,
29-32d. Futures steady.
sales for the week 76,GOD baIes-American
SIS 600 bales; speculation, 1900 bales: exports,
2,S0l bales; actual exports, $500 bales; i'm
ports. 59.'O 90 bales-American, 1900 bales;
stock, $500 bales-American. $4,000 bales;
afioat so. 900 bales-American, 227, 900.
MANCHESTER, December 23.-The market for
yarns and fabrics is firm.
NEW YORK, December 2}.-Cotton opened
middling Orleans, IL bloc.
Futures-Market steady at quotations. with
sales as follows: December, offered at II 96c;
January, II 06c: February. ~ 30c; March,
70 S3c; April, u zoe; May, ~ SIC.
PROVISIONS. eRocERIEs.ETC.
LIVERPOOL. December 23.-Lard SOS.
1870 D. m.-Bread- tufts quiet but steady.
NEW YORK, December %. Flour opened
dull and weak Wheat opened about &c high
er but afterwards became weak and lost the
advance. Corn quiet but a shade better PORK
firm but quiet at A16 750lS 60. Lard weak at
IL sc. Spirits turpentue, So 1551ac. Resin,
s. rs 3 31 Freights unchanged.
BALTIMORE, December %. Flour a shade east
er and quiet; Howard street and Western super
me. S4 37GH5 90; ditto extra, IS 2516 81; ditto
family, Sc go II %; city mills supertine, "a so
a. %; ditto extra, rs 50et6 25; ditto family,
81 5O17 75; Rio brands, 81 2507 81; Patapsco
Family. IS %. Wheat = Southern quiet but
steady; Western higher; Southern red, 81 800
/ IS; amber, 81 3701 90: No Western winter
red on tine spot, 81 Ssh al s616. December de-
livery 81 SO bid. January 81 57N1 S7If, Febru-
airy 81 431aQ01 4315. March 81 43A0l sSIf.
Coru-Southern fir utr: Western dull; Southern
white CSC. yellow 65G651Sc.
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ctiOns,

Local Sleeping Cars on all night trains be-
tween Savannah ana Augusta aad Savannah
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@-lSSl.-D C-1SSO.-@
ROsin Spirits ROsin Spirits
On hand April L.. 53627 2,ln6 29.94 6.26S
Reed this week. 4,s4s AL 3,711 706
Reed previously .206.7 04 1902 191,S54 4,e21
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Gnffee
GOOD COFFEE.

Every wants it. but very few get
1t, because most people do not know how
to select coffee, or it is spoiled in the
roasting or making. To obviate these
difficulties has been our study. Thur
ber's package Coffees are selected by an
expert who understands the art of blend
ing various f1avors. They are roasted in
the most perfect manner Git is impossible
to roast well in small quantities) then
put in pound packages I'm the bean, not
gr0ugad) bearing our signature as guar
antee of genuineness, and each package
contains the Thurber recipe for making
good Coffee. We pack two kinds, Thur
ber's "No a." strong and pungeut,
Thurber's mo. Al, mild and rich. One
or the other will suit every taste. They
have the three great points, good quality,
honest quantity, reasonable price. Ask
yOatT Grocer for THur6er'S roasted Coffee
an pound packages, No "a" or mo. Al. ;"
Do not be put off with any other kind
your own palate will tell you what is
best.
Where persons desire it we also fur
nish the 'Idea" Coffee-pot, the simplest,
best and cheapest coffee pot in existence.
Grocers who sell our Coffee keep them.
Ask for descriptive circular
Respectfully, &c.
H. K. & F. B. THURBER g. CO.,
Importers, Wholesale GrOcers and COT
fee Roasters, New York
P. S.-As the largest dealers in food
products in the world, we consider it our
interest to manufacture only pure and
wholesome goods and pack them in
tidy and satisfactory manner. All goods
bearing our name are guaranteed to be
of superior quality, pure and wholesome,
and dealers are authorized to refund the
purchase price in any case where Gus
toners have cause for dissatisfaction. 1t
is therefore to the interest of both deal
ers and consumers to use Ihurber's
brands.
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RECEIPTS

Per Charleston ana Savannah Railway, De-
cember 1872 bales cotton. 102 sacks rough rice,
8 bales hides, 100 sacks salt, 25 rolls bagging,
ties rice, IA boxes tobacco, and mdse
Per Savannah. Florida and Western Railway,
December 2d-lY bales cotton. u cars lumber
323 cars timber, % bbs spirits turpentine, 8
bales hides, coop chickens, IS loose hides, and
mdse.
Per Central Railroad. December 60 a, 3O5
bales cotton, 596 pcs middles, 365 long clears
200 bbls lime, 100 bbls rosin, $50 bbls -four, u
pkgs furniture, l46 bales domestics, 26 bales
yarns, 152 bales warps, % bbls Irvine, 40 dozen
brooms g empty kegs, IS tubs butter. 10 boxes
tobacco. S6 bales hides. 10 bales rags, cars cat
de and shoats, 1 car blinds, cases butter. 2 k
dbuggies. 5 boxes soap, 4horses, Gears lumber,
IS pkgs mdse.
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ALBANY EXPRESS.

80 T6o-ssSsi 3 SIE ugn between Savannah
eLlI 1noLnasVlle daily without change
connection at Albany daily with nassenoa-
Trains ooth ways on Southwestern Railroad to
bile, New Orleans, etc. -'0--' . 'A-''iS "AO-
N Man steamer leaves Bainbridge for ApalachS-
day @"S anu GUN
Close connection at Jacksonville daily Csun-
gays excepted for Green Cove Springs. a.
AIugusIine, Palatka, Enterprise, Sanford and
al landings on st. Johns river
Trains on B. and A r. Il. leave junction
going west at 1920 p n, and For BrnnswicI..
a. 2:9o r M daily, except Sunday.
u 1nrough Tickets sold ard Sleeping Car
t 1er.ns ana Drawlng-room Car accommoda-
Of Liberty street. -'0N"s Aoos
j. S. TYSON, las =. TAvroD
I''or Trans, GenI Pass'r Agent.
r. g. FLEMING SuDf
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Mr.. c. D. Owens, General Agent of the
Florida Dispatch Line. under date Of New
York, December p, writes as follows:
Rsceipts of oranges at this port via Florida
Dispatch Line and Southern Express Com
pany for week ending,the 10th instant. 4, 1913
packages. Orange quOtations-Fl0rda, best,
per case, 81 5065 so; inferior, 50 0003 so;
Valencia. 81 5005 so; Jamaica, per barrel,
So 506S 90; Havana, S. o.; New Orleans,
81 20; Messina. per box, 81 0O03 90.
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SassHaa1, Fi0g9s &U2slsga aY
SUPERINTENDENT OFFICE,
SAVANNAu nnnarnhn- 2 fi

oANANNAH, O6CSLnDeT s, 1851. =
ON AND AFTER SUNDAY, December 4.
~ 1881, Passenger Trains on this road viii run
as follows:
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RICE-The demand for this grain was good
to day at steady and unchanged quotations.
Sales 37S barrels. We quote:
Common. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 0h15
FAR. 80. .-.-.s-s..s..ss---.- ....-- oAW0h
GOOD ..-.-......s-.'.''.'... ..o240o
PrtTne. ..-..-- % 800
CnOlce.. ....-..... ..-......... ...118
Rongh-
Country lots. ..................... 90dSi 20
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+Ofered at.
COTTON.

LIVERPOOL. December %, 5:00p. m.-The sales
Of 'the day Included 1, 45O bales Of American
Futures: Middling uplands, low middIlng
clause deliverable in December and January,
sE<js deliyerable in January and February,
6Si S2d. deliverable 10 March and April, SID
deIiyerable in June and July, tSsd. Futures
closed steady. 49,. .,..s
anil. sales ass bales; middling uplands, lee
ojddIing Orleans, ~ 3-l6c; net receipts S,l2o
hsies: gross receipts 7,247 bales. 80
rS,,,,ras closed steady, with sales OF l1O,OOO
Eueu as soIIows. December. u O2G12 04c; jan
49, NJ csc: February. ~ S20l2 sSe; March,
20 an ID btc: April, l2 q 11s 75c; NAV y SO
% sse: June. ~ ss112 99c; July, u es9is igc;
is,s, IL ie6aI3 21c; September, y 530l2 DOC
Aus uIa- :, SSeaI1 76c: November. IL SOIL &c
Gyyse,-iv net receipts 1883 bales; gross re-
...s,,fs 81 sCS bales; exports, to Great Britain
a 9Ga haies. to France 1& bales, 70 the coz,
tinent 1895 bales; sales o,oos oaies' s'oeA
22s. 765 bales.
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CI.EAREn YESTTRnAY

Steamship VIM Lawrence, March Jr, Balti-
more-Jas B West & Co.
Steamship Seminole, Hallett, Boston
Richardson & Barnard.
Brig Medina (Br), Grafton, Havana-H F
GTaybill.
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CONIIGNEEs

Per Charleston ano Savannah Railway.
December 23-Lee Roy ayers, II ii Conner &
Co, W Miller. M z Hende.Son
Per Savannah. Florida anoWestern Railway
December 23-Fordg once, Wv Gordon n "a
L ] Guilnartin & Co. Jno FlannesV q ~ Ruth
erford & F, NJ Y Henderson, NJ bNIev a Son.
John J MeDonough, d HOLSTER. II = Dnnnas'
Walie Ford, Baldwin & Co, @ F Stub6~ e 90
II Myers & Bros. Butler s. b N Conner 20
w W Chisholm & Co.
Pos CanIlsl Railroad. December 23-Fort.,
Agt, 5 Qucfenheimer 4 Son. DR. D Cox John
Thomas, Savannah oil Co, A Hanley, J Hall
Solomon Pros, J Ruckert, d Rogers, ] N
r w Cope, D @ Bacon & Co, W Alexander &
Son, X Platshek, L Tebeau. Bina, G
Butler, Jos Roberts g. Co, Weed & @, Her
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A Ii Operations in Stocks, Bonds. Grain and
"A Provisions conducted on comm ission.
Contracts or Privileges secured at the closest
rates o0Gainabie from responsible parties
Stocks Bought and Carried on to per cent
margin. Fractional Orders executed close to
the market. Anyone purchasing Privile ges
through US can use the same as Margin In case
they show profit. List of rates and distances
on Puts. Calls and Spreads sent free on appli-
cation. j. MICHELOT & Co, as Broad street.
New York. Chicago correspondents, +. A.
BEERS & CO., ia La Sale street.
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Gommfrfial.
.aVANNAH HIAIsAET.
WISELY REPORT.
WICK OF THE MORNING NEWS, I
StvANyAH. December %. 1881.

wEEgLT REPORT.
WICK OF THE MORNING NEWS
stvAvNAH. December %. 1881. {
--.zetr REN,zKs An active business has
.- r-srsacted IN nearly all branches Of trade
-- the week az steady and generally ua-
.--s4 values Money continues tight, and
.-.-..-s 81 fHcult 70 obtain There has been a
~ Seal 90 sc-ivitE in Central Railroad stock,
--4r-svv sales have beer made during the
.ss- good figures. Other stocks and bonds
-.-s been quiet. with a small investment
..-4 Central common has advanced
...--su and 3 half points, and South
-- seven AMI half points. The de-
-.-- f-r bacon has been good at some
go -sss-r values, decline in prices having
.-.s-r-sce A fair business has been trans
.--5 @ H1ur ar steady and unchanged quota
-.-. The corn market has been moderately
---ra. and values re- frmer but are not ono
-.-., tizher. Trade In the dry goods and job
-.-- lire has been brisk, maHy orders having
49, received from points tributary TO this sec
.-- The hav market Is overstOcked and val
Us s-- easier another cargo having been re-
--..f hv sail during the week
E.-tr SrrBEs.-The rO>in market has been
-..-- been god for all qualities. Prices are
-.- than ar the close Of our last repo t. and
....- -auous are that higher figures viii be
"a after the holidays. when there will IN
-Iv te a greater demand Sales {. sSs
SFi rs turpentine has been In fair de-
at steady values. and as the
-r-s are steadily decreasing. It is likely
...-l -ter prices viii be obtained when a bet
-.- -ersui spring up Sales 824 casks.
r--Is This market has exhibited unusual
-.-.,.-v tur the week, the volume OF bust
---- being greater than for some time. The
Hs-.et closes firm at an advance OF L4c. in
.-- fair and ordinary, sc. in good mid
--- arI lice in middliug The other grades
s-s e. las- weeks quotations. The receipts
1s heavy. being a little more than for
...--rre wee k last season
--..-s frr the week were p 6l2 bales The
...rE resume 20 the weeks business will
--.r -l- -rlnssctious each day and the quo
-s-..r- ar rl- cIu~'--
SUNDAY Market opened firm with q good
-.uer. and closed unchanged. sales 4. 855
---=av- Market opened very firm with a
-.-- c-mllt. aud closed unchanged. Sales
rr--sg Market opened dull and closed
r with au active demand Sales 4 .4g2
H..-
Wednesday market opened quiet. with a
F--s-e eemaud- AT 10 a m the quotations
Pr aI grades advauced Lite, the market
closing rru Sales 2.2l7 bales
-..-~tar Market opened firm with sn &C
-r. demand ami closed unchanged. Sales
..Haa-
Friday Market opened firm with light de-
-s.l AZ -l o. m the quotations for mIddling
f- Err ui1diinC aud ordinary sdvanced
--.. end R mii1liug and good ordinary de
"a -l-l-c. Jhe 90 arket closing steady. sales
HlIas We uu tie.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-12-24

~ rASsengers bY above schedule connect at
SInasIeSeon junction with trains TO and from
Tail Bay Line and Old Dominion Line. '-'A
~ passengers by the 1885 A. NJ train uaust
procure tickets at Bren's Office before p "
train, ~ ''e''1V' 'sesS
Coming South.
arrive savannah .l0:45 A. 4. 1O:s0 p =
Inc 4:lo tTein from Savannah, and 5:55
W STsln TOM charleston, make no stops between
For IIckets. sleeping Car accommodates
ana further information apply to VIM Rren .
bun bull street, aad at Ticket Once Savannah
Florida and Western Railway Depot -l'>Aas
n Poy,.o,. n q s. GADSDEN, sup'E.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-12-24
SAILED YESTERDAY.

Steamship VIM Lawrence. Baltimore.
Steamship Seminole. Boston.
Park Elieser (Nor). Genoa
Bark Mercedes (~p), Pasajes.
Schr Jennie r Morse, Bath
Schr ] N Huddell, New York.
Schr Jennie Middleton, Philadelphia.
Schr Annie P Chase, Brunswick.
Schr Jno J Taylor, Fernandina.
Schr Kate V Aitken, Coosaw.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-12-24

NAVAL STOREs.-The Teo eipts during the past
week have been 434S bbs. roSin and AL
casks spirits turpenrine. The exports tor
the same time we're 1865 bbs. Of rOsin and ia
casks of spirits, as follows: To New York. 734
barrels rOsin and 100 casks spirits turpentine;
5Ol barrels Of rosin and II casks spirits tur-
peutine: to Boston, 252 barrels of rosin
aud 90 casks spirits turpentine; to Liver
pool, III barrels Of rOsin; to Genoa, lao
barrels OF rosin. We quote: Resins - D
g. 90, S2O5, F 81 10, g 81 20 H 8 50,
s. 20, KS2 IS, NJ So 1215. n 50 371k. window
glass 50 So Spirits turDentine = Oils and
whissys, 5115c., regulars. 5216c.
NAVAL STORES RECEIPTS, SHIPMENTS. AND STOCK
ON APRIL 1 1881. TO DATE, AND FOR THE
CORRESPONDING DATE LAST YEAR: