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GeneralIuleS,
The Corean difficulty has been settled.

The Corean difficulty has been settled.
Dishonest agents are reported to be robbing
the Indians in Canada.
Benjamin SlIhnan. NJ. ID. Professor of { hem
i-try at Yale, died Jan. 14th.
Mayors Of fifteen cities of Iowa pronounce
prohibition failure in that State.
feniaui>m is said to have gained great strength
in several sections of England during the past
few wears.
The banking house of John }. Cisco 4 Son.
Wall street. New y ork, has failed. Liabilities
- ,5oo, 600.
General sherman has written a long letter to
Secretary Lincoln detailing his reasons for at
lacking JEFF Davis.
The democratic Senators will oppose all the
commercial treaties and they cannot be ratified
at the present session.
\ war of rates has begun between the Grand
Trunk and the Lake Shore, the New York
Central ard the Erie.
Republican member, of the Connecticut Leg
stature IN caucus nominated tnited States
Senator Pidtt for reelection.
Not single American steamer carried grain
from The port Of New York last year. and only
two sailing vessels carried our flag.
OIlNer Brothers II Phillips, the largest iron
firm at Pittsburgh, Pennsy Ivania, have failed.
Liabilities, S3,00O,00O to $5,000,O0O.
The Peruvian government has determined to
adopt strongly protective tariff and has al
ready raised the duty on many articles.
The wine product of California for 1884 is
estimated at 100000 gallons, and the product
for this year is put as high as 40 ,000,000.
terrible dynamite explosion occurred re-
Gently at some chemical works near Somerset,
Pa. by which TWO men were burned to death.
The Atlantic cotton mills of Lawrence, Mass,
announce general reduction 10 all employees,
take effect Feb 9th. They employ $500 hands.
The Law and Order League of the United
States will hold it. third annual meeting in
New York Cd the 22d and 23d DAYS of February
1885.
A bill has been introduced in the Ohio Legis-
lature making it penal offence to intimdate
any person who enters into the employ of ano-
Their.
Madeline Sackpole, a girl twelve years of
age, attempted suicide at New Haven because
she was not allowed to wear her new cloak to
church.
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The enforcement of Law.
WHERE REFORM is NEEDED.

",
"hH'i "froh'i 10 NhhDhp'
The article which we republish in another
column from the Belfast. Maine. journal. en-
,,b.. ;,o. th<, ,,oo,1 Co., ho..o ,,i,i..,.;,,
''N NN -" ioi "'''ei "Nii'''i' . "''oh "''o
enforcement OF law in the Oldest of the prohb-
jtorv States. The strong laws Of Maine are
found TO have no more mower to eypcntp them
selves than have the less stringent laws of other
States
We feel strongly Immersed with the thouoht
that temperanre reformers have been and sill
are. placing too much reliance unon strengthen
ing the law. That constant effort is being made
Ia Influence the legislative hodieS and 100 little
to move the administrative side of the Govern
ment
One speaker who has urged the neonle of
Massachusetts to enact Constitutional prohibi-
ton. has been in the habit of discouragine the
friends of law and order by saving that there
is no room for "a Government within a Gov
ernment." This sneaker. we think. overlooked
the fact that AS citizens we have ne GOOD a riobt
10 band ourselves together to influence the Iy
ecutiye Officer, of our rities and towns as he
and his friends have TO orpaniza TO urge the
legislature to enact some law which they were
unwilling to enact. unless overpersuaded and
Influenced bv ,peerhes nublic MEETINGS and
numerousIy signed petjIions
We believe The greatest need for reform in
our local Government from Maine TO California.
lies in the direction of inducing the Jaw-abidin O
citizens to feel and assume the responsibility Of
seeing thai their Executive officers nprforn
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Scott's Emulsion of Pure
Cod Liver Oil with HypOph0sphites,

Erce77ent Jor Delicdte Tasting Children
DIR. CHARLES G. GARRETT, Calvert, Texas, says:
81 have used your Emulsion for over year, and
have derived much benefit from it in the marasmus
of children being tolerated by the stomach when all
other indictments were rejected"
ale died on the fed,' she sobbed, as she stood
at his tombstone "a gallant soldier, no doubt"
broke in sympathizer. 30, sir, no sir, he was hit
by base ball bat -
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1t won't cost you one half much. DO not de
lay. Send three 2-cent stamps for postage, and we
will send you DIR. kaufman's great work, fine col.
ored plates from life, on disease, its causes and
home cure. Address A. z. Ordway Il Co., Boston,
Mass 2w5
would like treat - began Congressman one
day last week and then all the other Congressman
grabbed their hats and adjourned the meeting by a
rising vote.
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in the County of Waldo, deceased by giving bond
as the law directs; he therefore requests all per.
sons who are indebted to said deceased's estate To
make Immediate payment, and those who have any
. Nnds thereon, to exhibit the same for settlement
Ne ROSCOE G. EDWARDS
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Reminded.

All needless of the world, in its own i'll
Absorbed and dumb, the heart lies. while The day
And dark seem but alike, no single ray
Of hopeful light breaks through, its grief to still.
1t lies alone and helpless: every thrill
OF bitter pain which holds it in such sway
Seems sweet sign that death will not delay;
But life holds strong, and with unconscious skill
The mind takes note OF ALL keenly the ear
Hears every slightest noise, the half-cosed eye
Sees every pattern on the wall, each line
Is cut upon the brain i'll figures fine.
Long years eiapse. one thinks the grief laid by,
A sight, a sound, the old hard pain is here.
Miss Laura NJ. Marquand, in Harper's Maya
Zlne for FehruarV
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Boston and Bangor
Steamship Co.
Winner AppanQen0Gnt.

w IIlLGI dIIJG1IIGIlC.
<ns, Commencing Dec. 20, 1884,
T. Rn H. . steamers wiz leave Belfast,
2 I5l22s ls1S-syr4s (weaIher and ice permitting
$3.50 follows:
FOR nU7tun, tockIand and Camden, Steamer
kATAHDIN, Capt. f. {. lfomer) Mondays and
Thursdays at $50 +. NJ, upon arrival from Bucks
port.
For Searsport Buck-port, Winterport and Ban
gor Or. from Bucksport) Wednesday and Satur-
day NOR 0ings at about a. NJ, or upon arrival of
steamer from RIckland and Boston.
RE TURNlNl-FrOm Boston, Tuesdays and FRI
DAYS at ) p. NJ
From Bangor yia iiucksport Monday and Thurs
day at 1890 \. Nj.
Tickets sold to all points and baggage checked
through. Price of -tatvrooma reduced.
d. LANE, Agent. .......... Belfast
JAMES LITiLtFlkLD, ten. SGpt....-..-.,. Boston.
WILLIAM H. HILL, Jr., ten. Manager boston.
Eeltast. Doc. y l,-l.-INrI
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Formerly Surgeon n. NJ. Asylum, Togus Me-"
A Dakota editor writes "Owing to the fact that
the editor out in the country threshing, the
issue is published one day late" The editor does
not specify whom he was threshing but undoubted-
ly it was his delinquent subscribers.
DON'T GO HOME without guarding against sudden
attacks i'll your family. Buy bottle of HAMS
"OIL OF GLADNEss." and you will pronounce it the
best family medicine in the world.
Solid silver night-latch keys are the pride of
Gotham swells; but after night at the club the
silver keys do not find the kevhole any better than
The old kind
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Mariana.


He cOmeth not, she said'
He never came whose step and loving call
l waited long to hear,
But thou hast come, last Messenger of ali,
A friend well nigh as DEAR
Peace if not JOY yet peace itself were gain.
That must supremacy bless
The soul sore Travelled that in vain, in vain
Hungered for happiness.
Draw closer, oh. thou voiceless Guest and pale,
Whose dropping torch burns low
Thy face is hid, but through the somber veil
Thine eyes dark light know.
Nay, closer still Il yearn on brow and heart
Thy cool, strong hand to feel;
Fevered with wounds, and throbbinS with Il
smart
Thy touch alone can heal
60 with joy! Lead me to him at last,
How dim the path and lone
Him, whose far footsteps. echoing through the
past,
Have never met mine own. The Century.
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'ured without the use of the

Cured without the use of the
knife. WILLIAM READ On.
~, Harvard, 1922 and RIO ;
.ERT NJ. READ (M. d.. Har-
ward, 1876, Evans House, rs
fremont ST.. Boston, trrlt
FISTuLA, PILES AND ALL Dis
EASES OF THE RECTuM with
out detention frcm business.
References given. Send for
ia pamphlet. Office Hours, II
"A. NJ. to 4 P. NJ. except Sun-
days.. Tyre
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The Law and Order League of the United
States will hold it, third annual meeting in
New York Cd the 22d and 23d days of February,
1888,
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CANDIES
RUBBER BOOTS

EXTRA THICK BALL."
Give Double Service OF any Other Kind.
g-Iubber Boots commonly made, wear ont
toy quick on the bottom and require patching after
a few weeks wear
Aa-The CANDEE kuBHER Co, by recent in
vention, have reinforced their boots al the great
wearing point the bail, and they are known as
thc EXTRA THICK BALL" and will 0utWear Two
Pairs OF ordinary Rubber Boots,
As-Be sure and call for the CANDEE RUBBER
co : make and take no other. Get either the Pure
"GUM CRACK PKEvENruR," OF the Common QUA
finish. Both are \. No /.
pa Being On the alert % secure over, de.d.J III
prorement for our trade, nave Il line W. these
Boots in stock, at regular prices, and We viii lie
glad to show samples and Explain the merits OF the
Ertra Thieh EaH. The trade supplied lay
SAGE = Co.
Wholesale Depot for "Candce' Ruubyrs
- Pearl Street. Boston. 3m2
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LOREN ROSE, late of Brooks,

THE subscriber helehy gives public notice to all
L concerned, that he has been duly nppointt d
and taken upon himself the trust of Executor of
the last will of
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Home Items and Topics.
GAIL your own fault.
If you remain sick when you can
Get hon bittprs that paypr-Enil


The weakest woman, smallest child, and
sickest invalid can use hop bitters with safety
and great good.
Old men tottering around from Rheuma-
tism, kidney trouble or any weakness will be
made almost new by using hop biters.
lG5 My wife and daughter were made healthy
by the use of hop bitters, and | recommend
them to my people. Methodist Clergyman.
Ask any good doctor if hop
Bitters not the best family medicine
On earthi!!
Malaral fever, Ague and Biliousness, will
leave every neighborhood as soon AS hop bitters
arrive.
my mother drove the paralysis and neural
ga all out of her system with hop btters."-
Ed Osreg0 San.
ne Keep the kidneys healthy with hop bit
tiers anu you need not fear sickness.
Ice water is rendered harmless and more
refreshing and reviyng with hop btters in
each draught.
The yigor Of youth for the aged and inirm
in hop bitters.!.
cat the change of life nothing equals
Hop Bitters to allay all troubles incident
Thereto"
-" The best periodical for ladies to take
monthly and from which they will receive the
greatest benefit is hop bitter>.H
Mothers with sicky frettui, nursing chill
selves by taking hop bitters daily.
Thousands die annually from -orua form M
kidney disease that might have been prevented
by timely use of hop biitcrS
indigestion, weak stomach, irrcguarities
of the bowels, cannot exist when hop bitters
are used.
A timely u-eor Dop
hiuers win Keen a,Nbole family
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Captain Mitchell, of the Antoine Sala, New orl
and Havana trade, came home in May, entire y
helpless with rheumatism. He went TO the noun
began to take HOOufs SarSanarilla. He mmediately
began to Improve in two months his rheumatism
was all gone, and he sailed in command of his YES
sci well man Hoods Sarsaparia will help you
Sold by all druggists.
The seating capacity of the new skating rink is
very great Nearly as many take seats on the fool
us do chairs.
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A bill has been introduced in the Ohio Legis-
lature making it penal offence to intimidate
any person who enters into the employ of ano-
Their.
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The Best salve in the world for Cuts Bruises,
Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheum, Fever Sores. letter,
Chapped Hands, Chilblains, COrns, and all Skin
Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay
ton, or money refunded. Price Is cents per box.
For sale by Richard H. Moody.
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81 Il PROBATE Court hcl4 al Belfast, ,ylllu aud ton
the Count! of waldo, 'n the second ilo-t,jy ol
january, 4 ID .~S5
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-24

Per steamship City OF Savannah. from New
York--A NJ Taft, y Whitmore. Thos Marshall
and wife. Misses Davidson, Miss Jacobs, II
3 Hubbard. Mrs W Thompson, q q Waiie,
and wife, o y Teasler, II Willis, Mrs 4 +
Hussey and servant, Mira E Emmons. Mrs
w } EdwHris Miss a Monaghan, Mrs w ID
Hughes. i a MURRAY. u - Poole, A g Firth,
DR. w u Grayson, J. kaenders Rev II Strong
and wife, Marler- and . strong, G Myers,
w ii Ouman. ~ Snow. z Mott, Rev J. L0der
and WI G. q p llHNle nud vie. Mrs Parker,
Miss a Parker. q itn.seii r Paretti. & s
Wallace. Mis, nos ia. /. Coylc Mrs b Carr, w
Young. @iss n Baldwin. Rev II Carp n
ter. y Y FIN, T. OLanna, $ FISHER, g
Boucher. Il Boucher = a Tyler. G X
Vino, II Gould. ! bIOckridge, VI Shave, }
Thaver. J Mckee. Mrs 4 A Millage. Master
Millage & segrope. . Hours. 5 9 Ball, Geo
Robinson. Geo Gorsellh. w X HOurses, r &
Beach. ~ A smith. y 5 Turner, J n Wiley,
"A l. Hurh $ Scott, ID Scott, ClarksOn, W
1larksOn. Mrs Str0rg's servant, n Mooney
"A & Phillips. n q straw. y Anderson, N John
SON j Geisa 4 Walker. . Iund, " h BAKER.
J Dean. w w Lischier. q II Lschler, II Reid.
& Riley. n Luz Rebocca Lux, II Carson, =
" Dawson. J u sullivan, J Butler, j J Cal
win. " rwOmbley, Conway, A Brady S
Costello. q Rustin, j Dixon, j Murphy, Mr.
Spcllman, l. Iissicr, y faltmartls. II Tissler,
D Corrigan. NJ NO iarity, NJ GlOney, } Malley,
Geo Dewitt, n Freeman, NJ Sutkc, & G. Cum
mtrg. ~ W ROwland aud wife, A gnes Row
land. Nelly Rowland, u DOian, g Gallagher.
Per steamship city Of Augusta. for New
York-s T. n milton, Missk simmons, Miss
Pa mcr. Mrs Hutchinson aud 2 iufauts. Miss
k0lls. X V DensOD. Miss Annie IirrOd,
Bender. Capt W g Raoul. Miss Mary RaOui,
W Hshaw. n Loucks, n l. Plnney. Miss II
" Fuller, ) williams, Lasher, M
Philips. $ n Prince. and Storage.
Per steamship VIM Crane, for Baltimore
w Glenn, Jno kazzik ana son.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-24

Per Charleston and Savannah Ry. Oct 3D.
IS bales cotton. 3 cars wood, | car cotton seed,
20 bbls rOsin, bbs spirits turpentine, care
clay, IS boxes tobacco, 3. 5 caddies tobacco, and
mdse.
Per Savannah. Florida and Western Ry.
Oct 23-I,l72 bales cotton. IS cars lumber. 2
cars wood 800 bbls rosin, 266 sacks rice, 208
bbls spirits turpentine, ID bales hides, and
mdse.
Per Central Railroad, Oct 23-3.s93 bales
cotton, 50 bbls rOsin, II bbls spirits turpentine,
1850 bales hay, boxes sundries. $50 tons pig
iron, . sacks u collars, l25 bbls -four, 10 cases
lard. 5pkgs tobacco, 10 boxes hardware, 80
bales d0mestics tierces hams, Az Dkgs rope.
bellows. 3 box oil. 3 bales rags, - casks
clay, 3 hf bbls honey, bales hides, Is bales
plalds, 2 C can goods, Is pkgs mdse, boxes
books. Y boxes medic ne, C stationery, u
boxes wood IN shape, lots goods, 10 boxes
taliOw. bbls whisky, 10 pkgs furniture, c
shoes cars lumber. 10 bales Irvine, bd
ploWs. cars cattle, 2 cars c seed. 10 bdls pillow
hdls and fNts. car horses, IL bales yarns,
car beer. bbls eggs, car brick, 9 eggs, /
car wood. bids Irvine, seed, boxes can
dies, u coils wire, sacks fruit.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
FINANCIAL.

LONDON, Oct. %. noon.-Consols. l0O3s.
NEW YORK, Oct. %. nOon.-StOcks active but
heavy. Money easv al l17(g2 per cent. Ex-
ehange-long, 81 s3z; short. 81 s55<. State
bonds dull but firm. Government bonds quiet
but strong.
500 y. nn.-Exchange 81 s3l<. Money closed
at 1908 per cent. Sub-Treasury balances
Gold, Sl59, 2lS. 900: currency, $lb O5l. 600. Gov
eminent bonds active and -tro z; four per
cents, 1875; three per cents. 1887. State bonds
active and hrm.
day was in Lackawanna. Lake shore, Read
ing, st. Paul, and Western Union. The mar
ket was weak and lower at the opening, the
declines being from 4 to % per cent, except
10 New Jersey Central, which was "a, and
Reading, which was per cent. lower. Dur
ing the forenoon the market was active, sOne-
what Irregular, and on the whole weak. In
most cases the lowest prices were reached
Just before u O'Clock, when, com pared with
last evenings closing, Reading, New lork
Central. Lake Shore. Delaware and Hudson,
Erie New Jersey Central, Oregon Navigation,
aud Cleveland, Columbus, cincinnati and In
dianapolis are over per cent. lower. Other
active stocks are less than per cent. From
noon until = q. m. the market was less active,
and during most OF the time nrin 10 strong
the reaction for most OF the tive list
amounting to l@iss per cent, but New Jer-
sey Central gained IA, LackaWanua IA, and
Lake Shore l3S. and the market closed trm A.
or not much below the best figures OF the day.
Nevertheless the net gains are only for small
fractions, with few exceptions, among the in
active stocks and Western mon ana North
western, each OF when shows net gain Of ]
per cent. New York Central, Erie and Read
ing were lractioualiy lower. Reading II fast
assuming a secondary interest, but many m
quiries are made as To what the movement
was all about. Many believers are found IN
the theory that Vanderbilt wishes 70 control
the next election OF the company, but some
say the movement is wholly due to the ma
nipulation. Many conservative houses are
recurring heavier margins Of future orders.
They saw 100000 shares of the stock are held
to-day at margins Of 3,G5 per cent and re-
gard the condition as critical. The following
are the cO-ing quotations.
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CONsTGNEEs

Per steamship City Of savannah, from New
York-.A X Altmayer * Co, Abraharns a 70, ID
Blnmberg, Appel Bros, Ac0sta 4 n. Byck
Bros, l. Blostin iiendheim Bros " Co. Brown
Bros. M BOley 4 Son. Brush y Leo, o Butler,
} & Bntler, u & Bacon n co. Il n Cunning
ham, q Cunningham. Il N Conner, } Cohen,
j A Callahan, Collat Bros. Mrs . Cohen, a Is
Collius, Cohen n y, City a Sub ny, X q Con-
nell, r y CheathRm. A II Champion, J Derit.
q II Cars0n. Dasher Co. DAVIS Bros, l. dc
Lucoia, W NJ Davidson. A Douglass h Go, e
y Deutsch. A Doyle. q Ecksteiu A Co, Edel-
stein, I Epstein 4 Bro, Einstelnls sons, Geo
EbOerwein. EckmHn 4 V, n Eetill, "
EBtill, A Emory, ~ II knright, Epstein a W
a hrlich 4 Bro. Frank 4 Co, FAX Son.
Fleischmnn 4 Co. 4 y Flint. II Further, Il
HERNANDEZ. Fretwell y, @ OK, ternan-
dez, Juo Flannery Go, a tawcett. fet1er
A. s. 81 Ferst 4 Go. Gray a OBJ. 4 J Golden,
"a u Gilmer, l. J Gazau, 1oldsteln \ n, y =
1efmaine. - NJ Garfunl el. Col Garrard' Jos
Gorham. y Gardner, George n q, ID Hogan, 5
Htxter. q N Gilbert 4 90, Hymes BrOa Co,
8 Guckenheimer Son, Mrs l. Haskell, J.
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Per steamship VIM Crane. for Baltimore
1902 bales upland cotton, 1923 bbls rosIn, 1903
bales sea island cotton, 35 bbls spirits turpen-
tine, 90 bbs rice, IL rolls leather, bales warns,
80 boxes fruit. u bds hides, box lemons.
Per steamship City Of Augusta, for New
YOrk-2.3i6 bales upland cotton. 500 bbls rosin.
~ bales sea island cotton, 40 baes dOmestics
and yarns 20 bbls rice, 100 bbls OIL, lO6 tons
pig iron. 4 bdls hides. 1853 boxes oranges, ? bbls
fruit, 6 bbls vegetables, 100 pkgs mdse, pkgs
hsh.
Per steamship Anerly (Br). for Reval-55O
bales upland cotton. Weighing 273S $50 lbs.
Per bark Thos & Seed tBr) for Rusaria--237, .
AS feet . y lumber-McDOnOugh Il Co.
Per bark Vero r tItaD, for BuenoB Ayres-
45l, l2l feet p p lumber.
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MEMORANDA

ryhee, Oct %, 7:45 y m Passed up, strs
City OF Savannah, Shadwan tBr).
Passed out, strs Coronilla (Brl, City of Pa
latka, schr Island city.
Arrived at anchor. bark Abram Young (Brl
Underweigh, outward bound, bark Syringa
tBr).
Waiting, barks Adelaide GER, Anna How
it, Ger.
Wind NE, light; fair.
500 p m-Passed out, steamships City OF
Augusta and VIM Crane.
Barcelona, Oct lS-ArriYed, steamer Aurora
(Brl. savannah.
New York, oct 23-Arrived, steamers Wer-
ra, city Of Chester.
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MARATIME MISCELLANY.

schr Jane Emson, Gill, from Baltimore Oct
10, for Pensacola, returned to Baltimore Oct
q leaky.
Brunswick, Oct 2l-A large vessel capsized
in fathoms OF water ESE Of Brunswick
light. was passed yesterday by bark Nenezien
(ltal,, at This port from Capetowp.
Key West, Oct 2l-Capt Vrden, OF schr
Louisa Frazier, from Philadelphia for Mobile,
With coal. has arrived hero on Il wr cking
vessel and reports that his vessel ruck night
Of oct lS, during "a bquall, ON the nortnea- Z
sbOa OF TOrtugas. The schooner has broken
her
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-24
CLEARED YESTERDAY,

steamship city of Augusta, Nickerson, New
York-G NJ Sorrel
steamship VIM Crane, Blllups, Baltimore
JAS b West n Co.
Steamship Anerly tBrl, Cox, Reval-A
Minis n Sons.
Bark Vero f Utah, Vale, Buenos Ayres--
NJ $ Cosulich Il Co.
Bark Thos G seed (Br), Merrick, Rosario
A II Salas " Co.
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SAVANNAH MARKET.
OFFICE OF THE MORNING NEWS.

UFFIJE VF THE MDhNINU n n - J
SAVANNAH. Oct. %. 1885, P. M
COrTON.-The market was rather quiet and
easy. Buyers were generally asking cOnces-
sions, which they succeeded IN obtaining on
all grades from middling down, the bulk OF
transactions being at l-l6c less than quota
tions. There was large Offering stock, ana
there was fair business doing; it was in no
proportion to tae offering stock. The total
sales for the day were >, 1856 bales. On Change
at the opening call, 10 a. m, the market was
reported easy and unchanged, with sales OF
329 bales. At the second call, p. m. it was
dull, the sales being AIS bales. At the closing
call, 4 p. M, it was still dull and steady, with
further sales of LAOS bales. The following
are the official closing spot quotations Of the
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-24

MONEY MARKET.-MOney easy.
DOMESTIC Reconnaissance. Banks ana
bankers are buying slght drafts at a per
cent discount and selling at "a per cent dis
count 10 uar.
FOREIGN ExcHANGE.-Dull and weak; com
inercial short. 81 Sla4; sixty days 81 SlH;
ninety days 81 500 franks, commercial,
sixty days. Paris aud Havre, IS 2ls4a5 251s;
swiss. 81 25l<; marks, 9il{c.
sECURITIEs.-The market is strong Tor al
classes of stocks and debentures. Bonds firm
and In demand.