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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-01-12
CONSIGNEFS

Per steamer CITY Of Bridgeton. from Florida
- q : I: X, Gordon & Co, Jno Flannery
der Son, } NJ COsgrOve, F w Wagner
Per schr Mary Lord, from New York-C r r.
Branch & 9, Chess,C & Co. NJ Doyle, NJ Ferst
a Co, Friedenberg & Co. l. Gilbert & Co. A
Hanley, A Hirschman, II Kuck, Loeb & E. Jno
Lyons, A 1t i1er, Lang & Bro, G. w Parish,
Palmer Bros, J B Reedy, Jno Ryan, Rieser & -
Chas Ratz. S. + & w Ry, Solomon Bros. Thos
West. Williams & W.
Per steamer Alice Clark from Augusta and
way landings-C + Stubs 4 Co W ;, Gordon
e Co l. 6ulmartin & Co. Jno Flannerv & Co.
W y, W Chisholm Co, Williams & W.GM Royai.
n NJ Conner & Co, NJ Henderson A HirScb.
man. Hull, Fl F Grant & Co q II Wilcox
Rieser & S, Able Scott, w Lanier w A Jan,
don, Ana lie Green. Estes & MICA Walter a II
A BazemOre, Order.
Per central Railroad. January 11-Fordg
Agt, A Miller & Co, Henry Yonge Solomon
Bros, E Stults NJ Boley & Son, Loeb & e,
VIM Hone Co, L Guimartin & 60, Jno Sui
ilvan, q Eckstein & Co, Dewitt Bruyn. NJ
Henderson, w n Davidson. Purzel & H, John.
SOD, Miller Co, Gaudry & w, Savannah
Oil Co, Allen & L. Eckman & V, Bendheim Bros
4 Co, ID Bacon & Co, VIM Rogers, Order H
NJ Conner Co, Woods & Co. w W Chisholm
Jno Flannery & Co, Walter & II, J s Wood &
Bro, Order. N Farley, Wilcox. G & Co, ] W
Lathrop & Co, c Stubs & Co. Baldwin & Co.
Woodbridge & H, H Grant & Co
Per Savannah. Florida ana Western Railway.
January 1l-Fordg Office. Peacock, H & Co, E
I Roberts. Williams & W, J & Thomson Estes
q McA, solomon Bros, ii Johnston, s Guck-
enheimer & Son. Butler & S. Graham & H, Thos
Houlihan, Jno FIannery & Co. Louisa Bevill
Dale, W Co, R B Reppard Sloat, B & Co, D G
Bacon & Co, J w lyman. II Myers & Bros. Lee
Roy Myers, NJ Henderson. Haslam & H, John
J McDonough, Bond & $. Rieser & s, by
Dancy, H Ward & Co. w d Simkins, A Letter.
w Gordon & Co, Jno FlannerY & Co, III
Guilmartin & Co, F VI Farley, G F Stubbs & Co,
water * H. II NJ Conner & Co, w w Chisholm
& Co, Woods & Co, Chas Ellis, NJ Maclean.
Baldwin Co, w LsthrOp & Co, Wilcox, G &
Co.
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway, Jan
uary 11-FOrdg Office S, & W Ry. NJ I Hen
derson, A Miller & Co, NJ Boley & Son, Solo
mon Bros, Mcdaniel & S. S Cohen, Haber-
sham Son 4 Co, k w Woo bridge. @ L Gilbert
ing
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A44Egona9s 5EOr d. Moe: london, cid cid Dec Is.

Argonaut (Nor). Moe, London, cid Dec 10.
Union, Webb, Rio Janeiro, sid Dec 9.
Schooners.
Lester A Lewis, Pendleton, New York, up Dec
g.
Chas n Fabens, Cayenne. sid Dec Il.
Fostina. Chambers, New York, up Jana.
Maggie II Rivers. Robinson, New York, up Jan 4.
Far ST sIMoNs ISLAND.
Schooners.
Lizzie Wiley, New York, ldg Dec 81.
FOR APALACHICOLA, FLA.
Banks.
Lyman Cam. Leggett at Gravesend Nov q.
Jason (Nor), Evensen, Bristol, sid Dec 2.
FOR MAGNOLIA, FLA.
SchOoners.
Henry NJ Clark, Haig, Boston, cid Jan z.
FOR MAYPoRT, FLA.
Schooners
Mary A Trainor, New York, ldg Dec 81.
FOR FERNANDLNA.
Banks.
Herman dam, Christensen, at Swansea Nov %.
Brigs.
Suomalainen (Russ), at Marseilles Nov IA.
Helen VI ROwleY, Nowley. New York, up Jan 4.
SchoOners.
Clara Fletcher. New York up Jan 4.
Sarah p, tier, Brown, New York, up Jan f.
Clara Fisher, Sargent, New York, cid Jan 8.
FOR ST AUGUSTINE.
Sch0oners.
Nellie Grant, Jordan, New York cid Jan 6.
Ira D Sturges Wiscassett, ldg Dec 81
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Up, Cleared and Sailed.


Banks
HindeberglSw Borgessen, Hamburg, sid Dec IS.
Marietta (Nor) Bormau. st Nazare sid Dec H.
TordenskJOld (NOrl, Scheen, Barrow. sid Dec IA
Prinz Regent, herwig, Marseiies sid Nov "A
Albion (Nor) Fredriksen. Liverpool ldg Dec 10.
Veritas, Hackbartle. It Vincent G V, cf4Nov 2l
Eliza Smeed. Curtis, s. Vincent, G Y, cid Nov 81
EneTgie, Mcpherson. Aberdeen. sid lee
HindibOrg (Sw), BorjeSsen. Hamburg, sid Dec IS.
Evening Star Nor, Natvig, Liverpool. cid Dec II
Alexandra (Br), Peters, Ma ypOrt, sid Dec a.
Nina Nor, Nicholson. London cid Dec u.
Memel Ger, Goerke, Cardiff, cid Dec 10.
Briggs.
Dato (Nor), B,egen, Liverpool, sid Dec II.
SchoonerS
Willie L Newton, Pendleton, New York, up Jan T.
FOR BULL RIVER md PORT ROYAL.
Barks
Sigrid Nor. Olsen, Malaga sid Nov 10
Brunette, Richardson, Plymouth sid Dec 10.
Axel Waltfeld NOR, Warnstrom, Barcelona,
sid Dec g.
Violet, West, at Swansea Dec %
WalbOrg (Nor). Knudsen, Bordeaux, sid Dec q.
Orizia, Dublin, sid Nov Ii.
Geo S MartS. New York ldg Dec IS
Clara Flet her Sargent New York, up Dec %
Elizabeth NJ Cook. Awkward, New York, up Dec
81
FOR JACKSONVILLE.
Schooners
Saml L Russell, Cher y. New York, cid Jan 5.
Marcus Edwards. New York cid Jan ?
Jas Ponder. Robinson New York cid Jan s
Bella Russell. Steelman. New York cid Jan g.
Nellie s Pickering, Mexican, Fall River, sid Dec
81
FOR BRUNSWICK, GA
Banks.
Premier Mckenzie, Elder. at Queenstown Dec
IA
svalen CNor), Olsen, Gibraltar, cid Dec 9.
Stephen Hart, Philadelphia, sid Dec 81.
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Paris Letter to the Boston Herald.

runs Letter 20 tue BOSTON HeTUtQ.
The cases of resistance, said my in
fOrmant-anG he had kept track of all
executions for thirty years rare,
and always proceeded from sceptic ma
lures, which faith could not enter. He
told me of the cynical slowness of a con
Wet who asked for and received break
fast of fish, that he might delay as long
as possible.
"My friend" said the jailer to him,
''the hour advances
"Slr," he responded, Il have no de-
sire to strangle myself with shbone. "
An executIOner once thought it his
duty to hasten victim. why dear NJ
de Paris, said he, gaily, eff you are so
pressed, pass before" Some of these
anecdotes were told to one of the aids to
M. Roche. Il am not astonished, said
he, smiling, these provincIals are so
ridiculous. The exeCutiOner who cut
off the head of the CheValier de Roman
disdained afterward to do 50 for his
accomplice, the schoolmaster. you
others attend to that one," said he to his
aids; that is work for you"
have said that the guillotine is taken
down Immediately after an execution.
in such a hurry. During the early years
of its use the scaffold was left standing
after an execution, so that those coming
too late for the spectacle could still en-.
Joy sight of the same, but after its use
a paddock fastened the spring which
permitted the immense knife to fall
One day the headsman and his assistants
had retired to the place where monsieur
took his traditional warm wine, when
some one knocked at the door of the
room, and man in a blouse entered.
''Sir," said he, Il come in the name
of my comrades to ask little favor"
"Well speak. What is it,"
THAT you let us have the key which
confines the chatter of the scaffolo."
And what do you wish to do with
it2"
"Ah, only trial; will return it to
you safe enough in five minutes"
The Monsieur de Paris of those days,
greatly astonished at this request, cast
glance out of the window and saw that
the populace had hoisted an unfortunate
fellow on the scaffold and had placed
him on the platform, where he remained
inert and without defense. 1t was a
wigmaker's apprentice, who had believed
himself authorized to steal a watch in
the crowd. Monsieur understood the
danger of a skirmisk III case of positive
refusal
"My friend, he answered, "the exc
CutiOner has gone and has taken away
the key, but he will be back in two
hours"
The midday sun was shining down
with an overwhelming warmth, and the
crowd dispersed little by little, leaving
the thief in his frightful position. When
Monsieur came to his rescue he found
the fellow almost dead From that day
forth the guillotine was taken down and
put back in its proper house Immediately
after each execution.
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RECEIPTg.

Per steamer Alice Clark, from Augusta and
way landings-yl bales cotton, bale moss. III
sacks cotton seed, 300 shingles bdls hides.
3 coops poultry bbs syrup. 3 cases eggs, ?
bdis bedding, AZ sacks corn, 13 sacks rice l SIX
potatoes, Dbl potatoes. carriag-
Per steamer City Of Brdgeton from Florida
AZ bales sea island cotton, 3 bales hides bbls
-yrup, 10 pkgs mdSe
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway, Jan
uary ll-2 cars salt, cars guano bbls rice
go kegs pOwdt r, 296 sacks rough rice, l bale
hides, and mdse.
Per Savannah. Florida ard Western Railway
January ll-F37 bales cotton. 80 cars lumber
10 bbls vinegar, 600 bbls rosin. II bbls spirits
turpentine, 10 bbls syrup, Il bbls and 6 8 bxs
oranges, 25 sacks seed cotton, 81 sacks rough
rice, IA bales hides, and mdSe
Per Central RAILROAD. January Ill. $50 bales
cotton, 5o9 sacks cotton seed. 6 casks CLAW 400
followers, 30 boxes candles, SIS caddies tobacco.
II b0ls eggs p boxes cheese. 3 bbls hams ii
bales paper stock, 10 cases medicine. % head
cattle, bbls -four. Il lles yarns 10 bales do
mesttcs, l45 empty kegs, pkgs machinery, IS
bbls whisky. IS hf bhls whisky 25 pkgs furni
ture, cases plaiis. Z bales hides. 3 pcs dressed
granite, 3 cars lumber O. pkgs mdse.
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OolLNe .tinna

Local Sleeping Cars on all night Trains be-
tween Savannah and Augusta and Savannah
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C,l1l-jIslsOI5 UF AOOVe Schedule connect -
CharIesCon junction with trains to and from.
the North, and for the North and East via an
ran Bay Line and Old Dominion Line.
taS Passengers by the 3:O5 A N. train nuss
procure tickets at Bren's office before 9 PN
train ~ Nk'SfsJVf te0b
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common and light. IS 2sas so; packing and
hlltchars 81 45aS So: recalnts s GOO shinrnenta

common and light, IS 25a6 so: packing and
butchers, SS 500 s.; receipts $500, shipments
go.
81. LoUIs. January 11-Flour easier but I'M
changed; XXX, s. IS; choice to fancy. SC 20.
Wheat opened lower, then advanced but closed
of again; No. red fall 81 40 for cash; 81 395k
for January; 81 AZ for February. Corn lower;
b7c for cash and January; 6714c for February.
Oats dull: 46fc for cash and February. Pro-
visiOns-POrk easier; mess, S17 IS for cash;
Sl7 40 for February. Lard nominally lower,
II 10c. Bulk meats easier. Bacon easier but
not lower; shoulders, z 25c; rib, 10 00c; clear,
10 25c. Whisky steady at 81 10.
bALTTHoRR, January l1.-OaUs higher; South
ern, 5O153c; Western white, 5l053c, ditto
mixed 5O05lc; Pennsylvania, 50153c Pro-
visions higher and firm: Mess pork. SIS Is. Bulk
nssts-shoulders and clear rib sides. packed.
nc and CSC BacOn-should6rH. SIC: clear
rlb sides, l0Ac. Hams 123z1131fc. Lard, re-
fined, 1214c. Coffee dull; kiO cargoes, ordins-
~ 70 fair. 9310lSc. SUGAR easier; A s0ft,
LoUIsvTLLx, January u.-Elorr dull; extra,
s. 00d5 50; choice TO fancy, g. 5008 CO. Wheat
quiet at 81 81. Corn quiet: No. , white, re;
mixed, 6716c. Oats steady; No white, Sic;
mixed, 4Sc. ProvisiOns-POrk nominal. Lard
nominal. Bulk meats steady; clear rib, SIC;
clear sides 9141935c. Hams sugar cured.
20" WhisZt steady at 81 Is. Hogs steady az
S. s0G6 50; receipts "a.
- ILsIse7os, January l1--Sp!rits turpey tine
quiet at 5l15c aoslr quiet but steady at g. 90
for srraine1 and g 05 for good strained. Tar
firm at p 90. Crude rurpentIne firm at 81 80
for hard. 81 90 for yellow dip. and s. % for
virgin inferior. Corn steady; prime white
slGS2c; mixed. 7s179c.
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Coming South
4 p-l1pe,

Arrive Savannah mas ~ ~ , 5.5V IA
The 4:l5 train from Savannah. and s:sS r \
train from Charleston make no sfoTo 80 ~ A. "
Yemassee and Charleston. 'OFS DeS"eeh
o1d V s,,. ttcKets: Sleeping Car accommodates
p p,,I uICer information, apply TO VIM. Bren -
Bun street. and at Tcsef Oice sava, on, -
FLORIDA and Western Railway Depot
q Rovrsn,,, n Z 5 GADSDEN. Suph
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TYBEE, January II, $3.50 m-Passed up.
barks Aberdeen, Colin Z Mcneil, Bergenseren
(NorL Alphonse ct Marie (Fr).
Passed OUT, steamships Gate City, Naples
(Br). schrs Sarah Bird and Lady Bannermau
At anchor. outward bound schrs z Schribner,
VIM Drury and Hattie Cove.
inward bound, bark Alumina
Wind S miles fair.
New York. January 11-Arrived, Helvetia
Andes. Nankin. Morgan City, Knickerbocker,
AnchOria, BalcasSes
Arrived out, Westphalia, Donau. Rhineland.
Westbourn, Bertha Grant. Arcola, Carrie
Delap, Fremdita, Glenola, Hersine Virginia
Zebina, GOudry, Lored
Eomeward, Cashier New Orleans.
Darien, Ga, January 1O-Arrived 9Th banks
Svea Nor. Murchursen. Martinique: Nina
(0w) Wahlgren. st Vincent, c V.
Cleared 9th. barks Clara Ger, Rothbart.
DelfzyL Holland; 9TH, Veritas Ger, Hackberth,
London.
Brunswick, Ga, January 1O-Arrived 9TH.
brig Ellen Maria, WhiltemOre, New Bedford
schrs l. A Lewis, Fletcher, New York; Austin
ID knight, Adams, Perth Amboy: Jesse W star.
New ork; 9Th, Q II fabens. Keene, Cayenne:
Lois Y Chapels, Chapels, New York; Mary Nc
DOnsld, Belfast; bark Hart, Pearson. Pro
yidence; 10th, Nor bark Inga, Comelinssen,
London.
Cleared 9Th, brig Mary Dana, Benson, New
York.
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CommfrtiaI.
SAVANNAH MARKET.

OFFICE OF THE MORNING NEWS
SAvANSAH. January II. lSs2 P. n.
CoTToN.-This market opened firm, with a
good demand. and closed unchanged Sales
g S35 bales We quOte.
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Mrs. Langtrys costumes upon her first
appearance as Miss Hardcastle are said
to have enchanted the female portion of
her audience. Her first dress was of rich
antique satin, brOcaded with pink roses,
over lemon color petticoat, pulled,
hOunced and trimmed with embroidery,
point lace, rutfies and fchu. The second
dress was of sprigged muslin, with sacque
tied with marigOld color ribbons, brown
hat with ostrich feathers, Suede gloves
and Suede color shoes. The third dress
was gray cashmere. short petticOat with
overskirt tucked up, white apron with
pockets, plain laced bodice with lawn
tichu and ruffies, gray stockings and
black shoes with buckles, lace cap.
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MARKETS By TELEGRAPH.
NOON REPORT

FINANCIAL
LONDON. January i1.-Consols, 20 1916 fer
NEW YORK January u.-StOcks opened
slightly improved Money, per cent. EX-
change-lOng. g 81; short, 81 s.. State bonds
dull. Government bonds quiet and unchanged
COTTON.
LIVERPOOL. January 11-Cotton opened steady:
middling uplands. l1-15d; middling Orleans,
8 13-l6d: sales 14.UOO bales, for speculation and
export coo bales: additional sales late yester
day after regular closing 1900 bales; receipts
10 600 bales-American $500 bales
Futures: Middling uplands, low middling
clause. deliverable in January and February,
9 1l-l6d: deliverable in February and March,
6ZG6 > 32d; deliverable in March and April.
3 25-3216 1880; deliverable in April and May,
8 27-33d: deliverable in May and June. 65kd; de
liverabe in June and July I5-i6d; deliver
able in July and August, 3l-32d. Futures
dull
1870 z. MIXTURES: NiddIing uplands low
middtIg clause, deliverable in March and April,
3 23-32d.
800 D. MIXTURES: MiddHng uplands, low
middling clause, deliverable in April and
$50 p. m--The sales Of the day included
L. 90 bales OF American
Futures. Niddling uplands, low middling
clause. deliverable in January and February,
8 2l-35d; deliverable in June and July, sgd
Z D. m.-Futur-s. Middling uplands low mid
ding clause. deliverable in March and April,
bzzd; deliverable IN Stay and June, 27-32d
Y
sales 1105 bales. middhng upiands l2ci mid
ding Orleans. y slice.
Futures-Market opened barely steady, with
sales as follows: January. II 96c; February,
II pic; March, II f7c, April l. Doc; Nay, y Sic;
June, u 95c
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS. ETC.
NV YORK. January 11-FlOur opened dull
and heavy. Wheat opened A13kc love-;
afterwards became strong and recovered Corn
very dull and without material change. Pork
dull and weak at sl6 1917 g. Lard weak at
II 30 Spirits turpentine, 55lfc Resin, 81 5716
q . IS. Freights dull and weak.
BALTIMORE, January Flour opened quiet;
Howard street and Western super ne,
g 2515 On; ditto extra, s. 25G6 3; ditto
family, g. 40 D co; city mills super1ne, 81 20
q %: ditto extra IS 50as6 %. ditto family,
81 501T IS; Rio brands. s. 90; Patapsco family,
: = Wheat-SOuthern nominal; Western
dull and a shade easier at close: Southern red.
81 3, q Al, amber,S1 4211 As; No. Maryland,
s.; No Western winter red. on the SPOT,
s. f0.7 I 4Ol4. January delivery 81 40 BIZ, Feb
rusry 81 y NJ 4<14 March 81 1870 s47k, April
81 $50 a 86+4. Corn Southern higher; West
ern dull and easier; Southern white nc, yellow
re.
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CupartnersAip AOtlfes.
Copartnership Notice.

I HAVE this day admitted to an equal CO.
4 partnership in my lumber business w. G.
MCD0NOU III, T. B. THOMPSON and GEO. S.
OFFERMAN IN, under the firm name Of J. j. Nc
DoNOUGH & co.
Thanking the public for their past liberal
patronage, beg continuance of the same to
the new firm.
Mr.. 7. B. THOMPSON, holding power of at
torney for me, will settle all my outstanding
accounts and receive the payment of all in
debtedness to me.
J. J. MoDONOUGH.
.
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PASSENGERS.

Per steamer City of Bridgeton. from Florida
g ID alker. A W Lathrope. J Brannor.
Mrs Williams. Mr. Fren,h, w d Park, M S
Phelps, and deck
Per steamship Gate City. for New YORK. E
" Talman, I Howard. NJ A Purse, u r But
Ter, Mrs y g Bacon, d con, John Cross, NJ
Duffy. Miss Raymond, and st erage
Per steamer Alice Clark from Augusta and
way landinss-F J Boy and ady. K G Causv
AM LADY. b F kili"gsw1rth. f Brooks. j j
and IS deck.
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ALBANY EXPRESS.

yIIVTSPIHB Ctsl3 run through betWeen Savannah
anu IhoIaasVllle daily without change
connection at Albany daily with nassenger
Trains ooth ways on Southwestern Railroad to
bile, New Orleans, etc 'Oi40iS y lA"-
nan steamer leaves cambridge for ApaIachI.
day. NS anu gun
Close connection at Jacksonville da,,z fs,v
Gays excepted for Green Cove Springs Sc
A,uIgusune, Palatka, Enterprise, Sanford ana
all landings on st. Johns river anu
,,oia 1al MS, on D. and A. R. h leave junction.
~ y %esS at l22O P. NJ, and for Brunswick
at nj S:43 r M daily, except sunday.
1nTough Tickets sold and Sleeping Car
peru 6erths ana Drawing-room Car accommoda-
PoiI st sreo az bren's Ticket Office. No. q
OF Liberty street. N0O0' A0OS
. D foON, JAS. L TAYLOR.
NlasOer Trans. Gen1 Rass'r Agent
r. g. FLEMING Sunt
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2:l5 p. m. w.. EatouuOu ..,..--
3:5S p. m. LV.. .Miledgeviile ......,. -e......--
6:45 p. n. Ar. Macon. ......,..., ....,.. l.
2;25 q. N. Ar. Columbus ........., ..,
$40 a. IN, Ar......Albsny ........... .,,.,...-
$40 a. m Ar. Atlanta. ........., ......-
$500 q. m. Ar. Augusta .......... ....
7:l5 a. m Ar. SevSnHah- .-... -
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eve have sold st. Jacobs Oh for about
one year. Have sold more of it than of all
other liniments. 1t has given unusual salts.
faction in every instance. We consider IT
the best remedy for rheumatism ever offered
to the public" D. ]. Pratt d Co., North
Brookfeld, Mass,
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EXPORTS

Per steamship Gate City. for New York
2463 bales upland cotton, III bales sea island
cotton, 1l2 bales dOmestics and yarns 10 hbls
rice, 25U 0Ols rOsin. 123 bbls spirits turpentine
OIL $ cks cotton seed meal. ? 323 boxes and y
bblS oranges, $40 pkgS mdse
Per bark Souvenir (NOr) for Hamburg-3 $50
bhls rosin, weighing l,4O0,55O pounds, valued at
Sill 68 i5
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Eufauia Train connects as Fort Valley for
Perry daily Except sunday, ana at Cuthhert
Tor Fort Gaines daily Except Sunday
Train on BlaEelY Extension runs daily he-
tween Smithville and Albany. daily (except
sunday between Albany and Blakely
At savannah with Savannah, Florida ana
western Railway, at Augusta with all lines To
North and East, at Atlanta with Air Line and
and West. ' --'4'S
Pullman Sleeper from Augusta to Washing.
ton without change.
=, BeTthS IN Sleeping Cars can be secured al
SCHREINER'S, i27 Congress street.
q. A. WHITEHEAD. WILLIAM ROgERa
Gen. Pass. Asa Gen. gnDt.. gavannsh
]. O SHAW. W II GTFITM
Cen Trav. ARt Sup't s. ". r. R.. Macon. Ga.
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EVESIs.3 EEF a-
=. i. w

LONDON. January Il, p. m.-Consols, SO 1916
for money; lOOA for account
HAVANA, January 1l.-Spanish gold, 500
1904. Exchange weak; on the United States,
10 days. gold, 1J6GS premium; short sight
ditto. e18I9 premium; on London, l70iS pre-
MUM.
NEw ORLEASs, January 11.-EXchange-New
York sight par; bankers sterling, 81 81.
nav HuHk. January II -Excuange s. 8216
Government BOMBS fairly firm; new ivss, 1t21s
four and a nsl- per s-.uf~, lf436. fcur -.-r
c-nte, 1875. Money 5a3 per cent. state bonds
dull
sUh-Trezs1-y balances: Coin, SO, 9S3, 600; cur
rnnce 81 2ts 90
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and Jacksonville on this train
Passengers leaving Macon ZOO a. IN. daily
connect at Jesup with this train for Florida
also connect at Jesup with this train for Savan
nah, Charleston, and the North.
Passengers from Savannah for Maco,, +oR-.
TINS tram, arriving at Macon 1850 D. M, con
necGlng with Central Railroad for Atlanta and
the West -O
passengers from Savannah for Brunswick
take this train arriving at BrunsvJick 9.S0 =
m. ''"0 -
Passengers leave Brunswick at 1890 q. m
arrive at Savannah $40 o. m
Passengers from Florida by this train con-
meet at Jesup with train arriving in Macon AZ
$50 p. m. daily '00" ..
This train stops only at Jesup, Waycross
Folkston, Callahan and Jacksonville.
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JACKSONVILLE EXPRESS.

4-l raiace sleeping Cars on this train daily be-
ana Jacksonville, Cincinnati and JacksonyilIe
ana Louisville and Jacksonville
,a PASSENGERS leaving Macon at 1850 p. m con-
Passengers from Florida by this train con,
meet at Jesup with train arriving at Macon
at a. M daily.
passengers for Darien take this train.
passengers from Savannah for BTunswick,
taxing this train arrive at brunswick 5.30 a m
Passengers leaving Brunswick 900 D, m. ar
rive in Savannah at 2:35 a m.
y passengers from Savannah for Gainesville
Cedar Keys and Florida Transit Road take this
train. 'N 'e'A0 UAAAS
=, Passengers from Savannah for Madison
tMonticeIo, Tallahassee and Quincy take his
Passengers from Quincy, Tallahassee Monts.
celo ana Madison take this train neetino,
sleeping cars at Waycross at 9:3S o. m.
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LONDON. January ii.-Consols, % 1916 fer
money: 100 for account. Erie, 41A.
NEW YORK January 1.-StOcks opened
slightly improved. Money, per cent. Ex-
change-long. 81 81; short, 81 S. State bonds
duh. Government bonds quiet and unchanged.
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DEPARTED YESTERDAY.

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g NJ SOrrei.
Bark Souvenir (Nor), Andreasen, Hamburg
Hoist & Co.
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