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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-13

NAFAH oIUNEo'-- I Ho mo- NOV IOI 9PI4 TO
turpentine was quieter and barely steady at
ouoi atious There was little or no business
doing The ouly sales for the day were 100
casks al 34l@c for regulars. At the Board of
Trade on the opening call the market was re-
ing call "a sc was asked for regulars. Resin
The market was very quiet and unchanged.
There was nothing doing Of moment. At the
was reported dull, at the following quota
tons: A, 3. c. and D csc. f 81, F$l 05. G
81 20 II 81 75, 50 20. X 50 %, NJ "a, n 81 rs,
window glass S., water white s. 30. AT the
closing call 1t was dull and lower to sell for
pales. while the lower grades were steady and
Unchanged.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-13

FOR FLORIDA DIRECT !
FLORIDA sTEAMsHIP COMPANl

HLVkIDA SIEAMsIifP COMPANY.
EErWEEN Charleston, Savannah, Jack
~ sonYHie, Palatka and Welaka.
FOh FlORlD Iron steamship CITY OF
PALATK a, VoGEI Master, every sunday al
A. NJ, Standard time
FOR CHARLESTON AS per monthly
schedule
For LIQUIDATION steamship CITY OF
MONTICELLO. MCKEE Master, every We'd
nesday at A. 81. Standard time.
FOR CHABLEsTON - AS per monthly
schedule.
For tickets and all information as to sailing
time OF steamers, apply to T.. }. GALAN
Ticket Agent, under Pulaski House, Bun and
Bryan street
JNO. r. ROBERTSON. Agent.
Once Wharf flOto Atorc0rn street.
5. b. TOBY, Gen. Freight y Pass. Ag't
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-13
SAVANNAH MARKET.
-.nnrrIn ArnRNING NEWs

e., Js1,0d-The market continues quiet and
90" There was a fair demand, and about
~ Iib, aos were sold during the day at quota
New-York tribune., 1885-09-22
ETHIOPIAN PRODUCE MARKET.

LIVERPOOL, Sept 2l- Cumberland Gus
S3s 3d. Long Clear Mildes. i'd: short Gear MddoS
3ls. 3D. short Ribs SIS 6d shoulders. 24s Oh per cwt
Peef-7Ss Od. Extra Indian Mess; Primo Mess ID
Porkprime Ness 54s 9d per obL' Prime Ness Eastern
02s Lard Amencan, J4s. Od: Prime Ne.I
orn 3ss. Od; OIL 5is 0,L Hans-L0hg Cut AS 0di
shoulders Sos Sd Butter Cd per hnest United
Western sprng 6s sd ais Qd Red Winter IS Od as Ia
per Genital SDrlng lUd New Western Mmtef.1A V,
New Mixed Western. As. Id; California 80 l, IS Od9
7s ld Californian No 6s Sd 0Gs yd per cen;s Produce
London. 2Ss.
owf hehned Petroleum. I'd az I'D pergaloa coyersesd
American Red. cWt fatow-21s 3D. tN,sin
Common. So id: Pale. lis od 9os od Linseel on "a
a. per cwt Ialow-Fine Amer.c 2Ss 0d; Prime Guy
29s Od per cwt American refrigerated Beef hind quart
Is I'd. quarters, Ss "a. per olb -. a. , eo,
LONDON sept DIP odnee-Imsesd OIL. 223 O0s. atzs
Os Calcutta Lnseed ass cd quarter ias 20
Cake 81 9s rs Us. pcr tom Refined pctroea1 so. y
Ia per gaoD spirits OF Turpentine. 21s od pei cM.i
Sperm OH 26S per ton Rosin Common IS Sd per ow.
Pale Is s4lls Proylsions- ard. 3J1 Ud- per cwL 10,
American sugar l7s Cd per cwL Tor CuSn tat
refining aaoat; Australian Talow-Beet Ts Od; , gisS
3D.; Mutton 2Ss I'd. 02ss od Cocoa Nut oh-cesn
227 o.; Cochin. 23l Ga
New-York tribune., 1885-09-22
corroy MARKErs-pY rELE1RApH

LIVERPOOL, Sept 2l.-l2i3O D. m.-Cotton steady Mid
ding upands. 7l0d Middlng orleans. I'D saes-SOOO
bales Including bales for speculation and export re-
eeits 90 baes all Futures ST. ady UpaDds
Iow MddlinE clause September delivery. 2IBldi also
Jg.id, do September and october delivery. 23Oid also
25 G4d October and November delivery 20:8id DO
Noyomber and December delivery. l9-B4d; also 2ORid
DO December January delivery 20G4di do January
and February delivery ~ 64d do February and March
delivery 256ld. March aud April delivery, 25O4d
40 April aud May delivery, 25-Bid.
hsre were tenders deliveries at todays clearing
OF the day included 3, 90 bales
American. Futures culoti Uplands Low hddiipg clanso
delivery, 20G4d September Oc
tober 23Bid sellers October Hoyember
delivery 2O-Osd buyers do November ana December de-
livery 2O64d value do December aud January delivery
B2O04d value do January and February delivery 22Bid
value; do February aud March delivery 2064d. sellers
do March and April delivery 2SGld sellers; do. Aprn
and ay delivery, Jl-H4d. sellers -
4 p.m--Cotton-F closed hrm Upands Low Mid.
tem6er aud october delivery 2i6ld selers do October
and November delivery 2l64d buyers do. November and
Deoem delivery y6id buyers do. December and Jan
dtliyey 2l64d buyers January and February
2-6fd sellers; do. March and April delivery. 2s64d
bnyers; do. April and May delivery, 3l-U4d. buyers
New-York tribune., 1885-09-22
won easily by powhattan. Time 2;i1s' Mutuai' pA'u
S2S 40.
THE MEETING AT RocKAwA'

The autumn meeting of the Rockaway
steeplcchase Association promises 10 DO suooosoiul
Al the time of the spring meeting the gro"n"'
CedqrAurst had barely reached complcuon' anu
changes and improvements have suggested themselves
since No mains or money have been spared IN ueauo d
fyiny the place and making the course % sor
the managers believe that they are ih""1 ~ co.
in accordance with the English plan, ana hot on @ 80
ground as are other tracks. Care mas Deei ,os,ve
nake the programme for both Gays h'.Iavs'ot, h.snnt
and the entries such as 10 van he
the belief that there will be fine sport There VIII oe
seven races each day. - r., ,,.,,sod bnnt-
ers 81 OF ole, with nine entries sr q match for
81 900 between the Orange County otaple ra Ioo
Queens County Stables Dundee, each 10 Gritty 40
pounds; distance about = nihio, Hha nuaiiged
hnnters minirum weight ls3 pcunds,
TO be run the stccplechase course aDou' iiiU
steepechase over two ami nNi. hllio coisc, SO, an
which thirteen well-Sn0wn crOssfOuhtry noscS ,hrao
tered The ffth race is handicap sleepeehasG .ioo @
mile course with six entries h;nu,caP o t@en On,
tries. A one-half mile dash for Polo Po'ili viii
for which three dimnutve sprinters Will
contend, will wind up the days sport ,r,ns will
The will take place rain or shlne I.hn ,h 7 "no
leave Long Island City for the race-course py l ah
Island Railroad at and IL a. ~; !2:5V' anu i'SO
y. From Fldbush-ave, Brooklyn. LID p iT in ,imc
extra train Will leave Long lsanu ollJ aI P H'' " ~
for last three races. -, ,.,t,s, +he
A month ago an Indictment was iound against the
Rockaway Association for aiding ana hpet.ns poJi III
selling ON its grounds plea OF guiily WV ,,r;
but on Friday this was withdrawn ana a demurrer Put
in On Saturday counsel OF the association NIo'u W
District Attorney Fleming that until uecIsioh ~ I've
prosecuted for subsequent pool selling InlS win win
have allowed pool selling at tho mee'lns to-uy' -
ter1ay Mr. Fleming wrote In response na' S t Iii h
ton had 10 right TO permit betting, etc., anu a' NV
\yond hold il responsible for all violations Oh the "
New-York tribune., 1885-09-22
N centrai. ~ 42L Buffalo. N and
Psnlsn Psiia : Nay; ays aSt "a Pha preferred -
MONDAY, Sept. 21-p.

MONDAY, Sept 21-PM
Tns Stock Exchange and the "street" to-day were
Interested III newly advanced theory to the effect that
the existing ruinoIsly low for transportation be-
tween the Atlantic seaboad and Mississippi River points
not tho result of wrangling between tho railroad
companies, but q part OF q comprehensive plan to
destroy the inland water transportation interest so that
after this the railroads viii be masters of tina
traffic. Probably this theory is advanced only for
immediate speculative purposes But 1t is a reminder
that there have heretofore been railway
presidents, now dead who in their Iife
times had day dreams of filling up lakes and of now
ing from the towpah OF tho canal Also that those
daydreams OF the past largely for some Of
theexcessive capalzs part the Increases
In bonded debts from 1871 1885 Of some OF the lead
ing lines as follows: Central and Hudson from
$Ieooo,00o to S5sooo 900, Erie from S2e,5Ooooo to
S75,2Go.0Oo; Lake Shore from S22,300.oO0 to
S4s,7O0,O0o and Michigan Central from So 200 900 to
Sl5,900,11e While the advancement Of this theory was
OF the factors il to-days speculation IL does not
seem to have had much II any eject Tho speculation
local and the trading so limited that IL Is only
what is seen in the Board room that exerts any inuee
upon the actions of traders and this of opera
tors who handle 10000 to 10000 shares it is OF
the scaper 100 200 sharcs That cqued
extent that they before is belief
which warranted by analysis o. tho bank loans for
the past two months Hence to traders nothing is
OF importance which Is not confirmed by the orders
which they discover in tho Board roo either to buy
sell. or to-day's market there Is little informa-
tlon to be conveyed to the readers of THE
TRIBUNE that is not told I'm the general
list" at the head Of this column A
strong disposition buy developed at the opening.
and nearly everything on tho list opened with some
fractions OF advance Saturdays closing, aud in
some Instances further advances were made during the
first half hour Of business. But the early dealings de-
veloped almost unlimited supply OF stocks at
figures Later attempts by early purchasers 10 quidate
because Of that development made the lower prices OF
the late ana closing Inat all tnerc
OF to-day's stock market. Tho days operations
have hardly affected the holdings Of the principal
July purchasers; they have sold stocks they
have preceding booms, but no amount of them
which materially changes the speculative situation.
The transactions amounted to 256S1 shares against
2177l5 shares Saturday ana the final sales show de-
clines ranging from Z to ll9 cent Western UniOu
seemed TO be exceptionally weak and with moderate
amount of sales declined from 69la to 6S 496sl2. Tho
market closed looking weak, but small effort would
have made IL look strong
Government bonds were extremely dull but tho
market steady at UNCHANGED quotations as follows
New-York tribune., 1885-09-22
sEASoyA BILE GOODS FoR AM PURCHASE

At the fall opening of X. ii. Macy 81 Co. yes
teriay the display or ladies' suits, clOaks vclyets,
hosery and novelties inevery department sufficient
satisfy the most fastdous purchaser In variety and
have few equals Different qualities OF Bennc cloth,
diagonal canvas with richly shaded velvet stripes to
match Bersan cloth, canvas weave Punka or Bouclo
effects ia fancy colorsi ard Noante. u
Of this complete department Their suit and
wrap department Is eqHay effective In It's display. aud
exhibits all the present styles and attractions OF the
and dra Here also children's SUITS
both imported anu manufactured by themselves from
the latest fall materials Their novelties IN hats aud
DOnnets trimmed aud untrimnsd, are all OF this
sons portaton and Of the greatest variety IN material
and makeup. Lovely bOnnets embroidered with French
felt and eted lace for the street web crowns trimmed
several shades OF satn Ribbon and surmounted by
beautiful tropical birds, for the evening shown
this counter In connection with other attractive and
leading styles.
In their upholstery department, which Is fay stocked
all the latest designs ana patterns arc collected
and artlstically arranged.
The hosiery aud linen department has not been
looked but has been hed with full line OF all goods
of staple and fancy manufacture largo quantity Of
cotton hosiery English goods with or Without silk
clocks and manufactured by Ward OF Manohes ster."
placed separate counter the Fourtsenthst
Included among the limos In the Kid glove depstme ent
is tho celebrated Foster" OF which this firm the soe
NewYcrk agent Their designs and patterns In china
unique as they are fashionable and beautl
decorated in artistic designs. to be had by the
dozen orItlarger quantities English plates. with Eng
sh landscapes IN the centre, Crown Derby Royal Dros
den, Royal. Worcester, and Hungarian faience call
chnaware OF the latest designs In shape and decoration
the attention OF all lovers OF the beautiful well OF
economical buyers. Vases for mantepieees and orna-
mentation, and all sorts OF bro-abrao exhibited In
this same department. The French marble and bronze
New-York tribune., 1885-09-22
WINNING THE HILTON TROPHY.
THE REGULARS" SCORE ABOVE THE NEw-YoRE
AND PENNSYLVANIA TEAMS.

AND PENNSYLVANIA TEAMS.
The fifth day o. the National Rifle Associa-
tions fal meeting at Creedmoor yesterday in point Of
interest and attendance exception to the pre-
cedng days Many officers OF the National Guard,
arrayed In all the glory OF their attractive uniforms aud
hundred or more citizens aightcd from the trans at
Queens and climbed into dusty, rickety farm wagons
that had apparently retired from actual service
years ago and were jolted the roads 10 the rifle
ranges When 1t was announced that the "regulars "
had captured the Hilton trophy by out-shootng the
New-York and Pennsylvania State teams, the boys in
blue made the old hotel rcsOund with their cheers. Col
one Rodney c. Ward. Lieutenant Ialinsk OF torpedo
boat fame General MOlueuH and other WcllknOwu men
who take an active interest IN the National Guard
helped 10 make things Interesting. The Pennsylvania
team took their defeat gracefully, and the NcwNOrk
team were pleased at getting second place OnI @ OF
possible 1880 points the regulars scored 9JI' The
New Workers g6S and the PennsylyAniaD- 957. The
match was 200. 500 and GOO yards, seven shots ut
each distance standing position AT the first distauce
and any at the latter two Henry Hilton presented the
trophy which valued at $1,000, 10 he shot for
nnay at any range selected by the association IL Is
TO be held during the year by the head OF the corps or
organization whose team may win 10, and then returned
The score OF the Army 200 yards. 500 yards
aud 600 yards follows 343, 3l3 and III that
OF the New-YOrk 3jl. 325 and 292; and that
OF the Pennsy yania Team 3i5, J3l and 2sl. The
Pennsylvania Team held the trophy IN Ss2 and the fol
1884 the Division Of the Atlantic u. = A. succeeded
in putting up the highest gold medal II also
given each member Of tho winning team. Tho other
matches yesterday the Directors. Continuous Gov
ernors Short Range Team, ARM and Nary journal,
aud the Chambers street match They will not be de
cided til tho close OF the meeting on Thursday.
The Wimbledon Cup match Will be shot to-day dis
tance 1OOO yards The cup presented TO the asso-
citation by the National Rife Association Of Great
Britain. be competed for conditions 10 be decided
upon by the home association. II was won In 1854 by
New-York tribune., 1885-09-22
GRAIy AND PRODUCE MAR6ErS
FEATURES OF NEw-YoRK DEALINGS.

An active speculation was dcvelovcd in the
wheat options yesterday aud after various fluctuations
prices clo,cd with gIius Of l293 cent from Saturday
night The short crop Is the standard bull argument for
outsde" but ia the meantime 10 IL asserted by the
bears that Wall sire manipulating prices with view
OF selling out rising market. Cash wheat was al
yauccd | cent but tho exporters declined to dc
auy business st the higher prices. Options
advanced l0l4 cents but closed at re-
acton represented by tho gains recorded above.
as follows: September, 05 October. 952 November,
0T: December eSal. and January, 81 OOd. Only u
nodcrntr business was done In exports and cash
lots wero q cent. but tho options declined S9
cent To- Is for October and November. i5a for Decent
brr and asa for January. fair export business
was done OATS 10000 bushels being taken, but the
market for options was heavy. with the result OF de-
cline OF for September at 29a, for October at 20a3
10 fr November at 3O2. and 4 cent for December at
l cents The provision market here had no foHur
of interest nut the options for lard fell few cents
Al New.York. Pha olphia. Baltimore and Boston the
,ecetuts OF grain Yesterday Wheat lS5.SO3 BUSH
es corn 2Os Si4 bushels; oats, l5S.s7O bushels total
grain. 553,493 hushols; hour, 2H7s9 barrels. The
arrIynls nj Chicago, Milwaukee and ST. Louis were :
Wheat Ii4.I77 bushels corn. 356.5l3 bushels; oats
2i6526 bushels total grain' 7l7'2l6 bushels hour
I "a Darrcls
New-York tribune., 1885-09-22

bonds quiet with sales only OF Missouri 6s
1887 Hannibal and st. Joseph ssue at 1882 or city
bank stocks. Commerce sold 25 at 155. NewYork Q0)
at no. and Central National 90 at lO3l2.
The market for railway bonds develops no new feat
Frstclass interest-payers are quiet and firm at
quotations and the speculative kinds usual, follow
the bent OF the share market. Erie second cOnsOls
opened at 0G7 declined to so. and closed at 663s
against 667s Saturdays last price. Missouri, Kansas
and Texas general 5s dull and Il higher at 72.
Rome Waiertown and Ogdensburg consol 5s were Is
Il 69l2 Central OF New.Jersey conso Is up q
at l02l2 Canada Southern first IS l per cent
10l and the seconds were up q at G6A. New-YOrk,
Chicago and ST. Louis first 6s lie to 1873. West
Shore certificates sold up to 447s, but closed Mt
A q against 44ss Saturday. East Tennessee, Virginia
ana Georgia cOnso IS u better at 597sG592, but
the incomes were u easier at lSla Richmond aud DAN
vile debentures were active at 5lGs0l2. Louisville
and Nash vile general 6s of ls 1O2A St Paul
rsts Pacific and Western DIVISION advanced 50 to 100,
first Wisconsin aud Minnesota Il 10 49, and the terminal
5s is to 956947s Denver and Rio GraDde consos
declined q to 75i2. and rsts Denver. Rio Graude and
Westecnwere of o at 5Gl Texas Pacific incomes were
up y at 1873 Atlantic aud Pacific rsts. Western diyi-
,on of per at II, and the incomes were 30
lower at 7Gi7s Northern Pacific trss were easier at
l063sa l06l3
The sub-Treasury to-day gained balance Sls6.927,
made up by coin gain OF $254 1885, less currency loss
OF $67, ,23l The days operations covered: Receipts.
$l 33l 433 payments Sll4i, 800; currency balance,
$2l .6J2,5 ,5l7; {; coin balance $l53.3l9,5iS.
The money market little frmer and single cal
loan made at per cent, but tho common and clos
ing rate y per cent.
Comparative quarterly statements of the State banks
OF the city uf New-York:
New-York tribune., 1885-09-22
C1JyGsTOyE TO TRor MAJOLICA.

CLEVELAND, O., Sept. 81 (SpeciaD..-lt Is
likely that Cngsonc and MJolica may trot race mere
Oh October o In connection with the Phallas-llarry
Wnkas race The owners arc willing to do II half the
receipts OF that day given the winner W. H. Craw
ford refuses to agree to this but In return proposes
to give all the gate receipts 10 the winning horse Oh
either race makes the best average te or al iour
trot together for Sl 900 corner. the winner 20
take the pool and the gate receipts W. j..
Carbon Cltngstones owner, Will hardly trot against
three horses back his horse in pool ana tho uolbe
race is probable. In any CngstOue and MQ0llca
will trot IL not here, nj Fleetwood Park NeW-iofk,
which offers purse OF 81 900 FOR tho race. Ihe matter
will be decided after the ClngsoneIarry wilkes race
at Detroit on Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-22
WINNERS AT LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Sept. 21-The fall meet
ing Of the Louisville Jockey Club began to-day First
race-Purse $500. three-quarters mile was won by
Aonogram In l;l6ie Mutuals paid S29 10.
In the second race purse $400. one mile heats Ida
Hope won the first heat In las Mutuals paid SIS So
Al tne second heat Ida Hope broke blood vessel and
was "stanced and virge Hearne won In 146A Mu-
Suas paid SO 40
Ihc race Tor the Turf Stakes and miles
was won oy Hazaras In l:56@ Sfutuals paid s2i 90.
Moonshiner was the winner OF the fourth race pur
&l26 co. - usuAs pA'i
The fifth race. $780, one and one-ouarter miles was
New-York tribune., 1885-09-22
TROTTING IN HOBOKEN.

The North Hudson Driving Park Associa-
ton Hobeken n j. will begin its three days fall meet
ing tomorrow There will be three races each day
two for troters and for runners. On the nrst uay
the 800 and 2:25 classes will be trotted Ihere h,9
fourteen entries In former ana six In tho latte anu
running race lanilc heats with twenty Jour
will wind up the days sport. The second uay VIII
ont tho 2f0 and 230 trotters, there being tnIrSeh
horses In the first race and twelve In the second Inc
running race will be mile dash. Ihere arc tWeInty ny
two enfrIes for it, Tho $50 class. with sixteen entries
and the freefOrall class. with seven entries WIN uo
trotted the last day. and l2-milc heat ruhhS I"o
with twenty-thr entries will bring the meeting 10 d"
New-York tribune., 1885-09-22

Brooklyn. .......... -............. ~ o q I-G
earnod-Cinclnnati Brooklyn ~ Base on balls
Cincinnati ;Br0OklyD. B. Base errOrsCncnnat, .;
Brooklyn, 2 Left basos-~CncinHat 9; Brooklyn, s.
Struck nt1CincinnaiL Brooklyn, Double ays-reo
base htsMcTamany Wild pitches Pochinsy J. Porterl.
Passed ballsPeopes ], Baldwin l.Umpire-West Tmo Of
game-l:5j
small crowd witnessed the game in Jersey City be-
tween the Metropolitan and Trenton clubs. The home
after exciting Both mines batted hard
and many damaging errors were made. The score
Trenton. on.............................2 o O-S
metropolitan. O 1 U v 1 %
Earned runs-Trenton, q Metropolitan 2 First base by
erTOrs-1rentOn Metropolitan Struck out-TreDton II
Metropolitan, Lett basos1IentOD, Metropolitan,
8. Umpire-ME MoGill T1me-l:57.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-22

The Regatta Committee of the American
Yacht Club has given ts decision In the disputed
Commodores Cup for the quickest time tho
whole course The stetto made the quickest time, hut
the AtaRuta filed protest against the award OF tho
prize 10 It's humpbacked rival on the ground that she
had not turned certain buoy according 10 the
la1 out for the The protest was supported by
large number OF aidavIts Tho committee has decided
the dispute In favor of the Aaanta aud has awarded
l..ra aI.nIa
New-York tribune., 1885-09-22
wRAvERs DETERMINED TO HAVE THEIR WAY.

Despite the report of the Arbitration Com
miltee the matter of the striking silk weayers from
the factory Of John N and Co.. there has been
no settlement OF the trouble. The committee OF the
Central Labor Union having the matter In charge nave
written "A letter to THE TRIBUNE, In which they state
that a committee OF the strikers asked Mr. stehrns II
he Intended TO remove Foreman Wadsworh rs was re-
porled but Mr. Searns declined TO say what his nten-
lions They further state that the girls did not
know that It the purpose OF the committee 10 ln-
qulre into WadswOrths actions the system OF nes
they would have been prepared with evidence. They
announce tho determination OF the girls not 10 return
to work until they have n specific promise from Mr.
Stsarns either TO discharge Walsworth or to remove
him from The weaving department.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-22

clocks and ornamental bronze figures are also unique
and extremely attractive to the eye Among tne intssI
arc made of hammered brass, while others
are manufactured Of bronze enamel which - IN In
tended 10 initiate Indian ivory ware. The firm has fully
stocked the glass department with the novelties IN clear
cut and shaded glass Of English French ana domestic
manufacture The stock OF silver-plaed ware 10 aiso
large and varied.