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MARKETS BY TELEG0Apa.
FINANCIAL.

LONDON. Nov. IS. 1890 p. m.-Consols
lol -l6 for money; lOl1s for account.
D. m.-ConsOls, 100 Is l6 for both money
and acc unit.
The quotation tir Spanish 4 per cent. bond
at the ~, ming of the Stoc, EXCHANGE to- da
was 541z. On receilt of e news of KIN
Alton -o's death a decline set in ami thy III
50l5, bu subsequently recovered and clo,e e..
NEW YORK. Nov. IS. noou.-stocks quiel
but steady Money nominal at 2@3 per
cent. Exchange-iong. 81 81 4; short. - $40.
bonds quiet and unCn nged.
$500 p. m.--txchangp 81 S2l<. Money closed
at 3te2 per cent. Sub-Treasury balances
Gold. 81 ,S12. 900; currency, $ll.252 0O0. CIV
eminent bonds firm. four per cents, 1897
The stock market to-day was less active.
The total sales were 643. 700 shares. London
quotations showed advances over last eve
ning's closing. aud the op ming figures at New
than the close last evening. although there
were few cases in which first prices wer'
lower and others where there was no change.
The slight advar ce Immediately after : h.,
opening II the market the highest of tn,
day ON an active selling movem mt price
declined in the d. ct half hour materially, and
the market became quiet and advanced ell W
Is, followed by another decline in the after
noon. Later quick upward movement SCI
in, which was succeeded in the last half hour
by steady and comparatively firm tone
finally Oslng strong AT ngures that are mel
tn. the highest nor the lowest of the day, but
generally lower. Over 81 per cent. Of thu
hu-iness was in ST. Paul. Lake Sh re anu
Texas Pacific. The weak ness w,i' h was con-
spicuOus in the first hour and again between }
and 2 o clock is attributed TO an effort on The
part of the room traders TO realize the profits
made Yesterday, ant tn the prevalent di-po.i
tim to close accounts over the holiday. Thu
news on the street was meagre and unimpor-
tant. New jersey Central was conspicuous
TOR its fev,Iish and irregular movements;
noints have been freely circulated TO ny thu
stock, but no one WIS willing 10 give the rea
son; II closed IL per cent. higher Texas Pa.
cidc is mp IA per cent. and Richmond and
West p int ~ Western Cnion, Pa"if Mai
loss OF per cent; Northwest is down rs aud
Lackawanna II per cent. Other declines IL
the active list are les than per cent; New
York Central lost Is, Lake Shore. =. and 5 q.
Paul "a. The market closed al the following
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Per Charleston and Savannah Rv. Nov 2s-
Transfer Onine. Lee Roy N yers. Teepie a O.
smith Bro Co, Miller & Co. Lem r.
Pow er. 7 Bond, Garnett. s 4 Co. q % W
Psrish, Peacock. h Co, A Ehrlich & Bru.
Walter. T & Co.
Per schr Charmer. from New York-Geo L
appleton. Byck :. G X v. Chess-C aVlpv Co
Nj boyle, Ehrlich & Bro, Epstein n w. N
Gorham. raham II, A Hanley, r " Hull,
,tsuck enheimer n SOn, Holcombe, q &f'o, n
lang \ Len r, oven Il l., Jno LyO, a. Co,
J NJ Grath = Co NJ Mendel \ Brn, NJ Lawn.
Jos A Roberto 4 Co, u Solomon 4 Son. Chas
RAIL Thompson. S, + n w Ry, Weed a G,
Wet Bros Kavanaugh q b.
Per S tvannAh. Florida and Western Rv
Mo- 25-Tran-fer ONCE. W D Simki'a. n Il
tassels. Mellon ngh n Co, J X clarke Il co. 2
Prenty. Dale. W n Go, NJ Rolev n Son, Z u
DOrseit. v Henderson. West Brna. , CIR
mo, McGrath 4 Co. H"lcOmbe, G h Co.
'rut", Kavanaugh \ B Epstein a Bro, Mrs
'ioeite. X llabershA SON g. c., 6 l. Lane.
J T. Williams. Smith Bros 4 o. w I'M or,
\ r Fawcett, McDonOugh Co, ID Y Danev,
\ Einstein's sons. \ Lenler, NJ Ferst a 20. WI
Pennington, A Hanley, ler kuy Myers g "
r IRISH. Snl0mnns q &C.. " Mvers n Brns. W s
law ins. Meinhard Bros 4 c.. Warren a a.
~ rim 4 70. Garneu S a Co. Rat or
4 S. Jno Flannery a Co. Woods & Co Water.
" 80 dm n Co. Peacock. H& y,
Baldwin a Co. Y&DT Mclnt re. L nj
trheld. ID y Dancy, NJ Maclsan. c l. Ionea.
j y Williams. Ellis II a n. w & JHckaOn
Per Central Railroad, Nov rs Fordg Agt,
Ino Flannery a Co, Id Gullmartin n 20.
2 lie, q M Toner a CO, W W Gordon 4 co,
IN Farley. BALDWIN A On, 5srneii, q o.
Bagart n n, NJ MAclean. alter. Y h %, : L.
NJ re. Woods 4 ca. rs Wood 4 Bro. Order,
TaompsOn. Bu'ler 4 8. WHEATON 4 son,
~ n Rnwe. : cohen. A b Hnil'
JF Minis, Lindsay & n, Y p Chatham. John
y, A hriWh a Bra. singer
G H,nley, J p Williams. L Y >nIn-
mers, Baldwin & 90. Pearo X. II a CO. r N
,.L.a,n. &C Recon A ca " soi mon a Son.
Eckmnn a " Frank a Co. II N era a Bros. A
x ii. RI, Beuuheim liros a C1, q Thompson.
LilIenthat a SIM. Palmer Bros,T r BOND p n
l. eh MMendel a Bro, A g Hsrmon, Mo r,
&N h i Meisrtv. Mohr Brns, A Lenier. Il II
Iahn-ssn, JMcGrath A Co, Chess Cnrley Go,
HCarson. II Sanders. NJ Y hennerron. q V
Graham. DDAr en- x II 'Rgr. Rieser a =, L
puizsi. j Wood a Rfo. PA ter- Rice d m,
W " Harris. Baker, W snlter.
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COTTON.

NEW YORK, Nov. .. noon.-Cotton firm
midding upiaHds, T-l8c; middllng Orleans,
aszc: sales ~ bales.
Eutnres: Market opened sready, with sales
"a follows: N1vem urr delivery. &c: De-
cember. Sc; January. ? $50; February, . zoe
March. Q S2c: April. 10 03c.
5.nn D. "a .-Cotton firm; middliug uplands.
7.l6c: middlng ORGANS, pTc "a es l.Sba
hale: net reroluis RS bales. gross 4.eb0
Futures: Market closed steady with sales
Of 1901 bales. ~ follows: November delivery,
AZ 40 &c; DccrmDer, 4Boe 4.c' JannarN
3 5000 6Oc February, o 1909 lie; March. = SIC
Am, Q 90 colo; May, ! GAO Olci jun,
10 ia 10 l6c: July. 10 zSGio 3lc; August, loSi
~ Tbs PoH saws: "Hollday at LIVERPOOL left
trading in future deliveries to-day without
nartienlar infu nee except the report ina.
mlddling closed yesterday at New orleans AZ
gr. namely at an advance OF l-l0Oc. frice-
o,,ened here slightly higher. and althgpSn
ire market became weaker after awniie 49,
showed a tendency 20 favor buyers, YET inls
was but of IN ri duration, and an IN rehres
demand soon caused an advance OF ly'es
d inOc air,ve the lowest point OF inc q y ~, De
fore the third call there was slRnt renno
ti0n. ana az the thru call zoo bales N9se ~,
brought ale, $40 Decemb sfsc, AlNV N ~, "
ary Ne e.. 100 Mas 10 o6'. and 100 Augnrt ~ - ~
which rates, November exc plea aIt 81 w =
s-iole higher han yesterday AZ the ciOsih-'
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ryNec, Nov rs. S:9n IN Passed up. schrs
Edwin Morrison. Charmer.
Pas eds,ui, steamships Tallahassee, ANA
ryllis (Brl, bark Frederlca.
Passed out and returned, steamship City OF
Augu tn.
Al anchor, inward bound, ship Revolving
Light ~
Waiting, bark Boroma tBr).
Wind n light: fair.
New York. Nov 2S-Arrived, schrs Ridge.
wood, Knott, jacksonville; Andrew Nevin.
Eer, smith, do.
Cleared. schr Ruth T Carlisle, Mcbride,
FernAndina
q aeon Dock, Nov 2I--Sailed, bark Enmore
tBr). Hutcheson, aritA.
Genoa. Nov 23-Arrived, steamship Eglan-
tine (Br). Wright. savannah.
Liverpool. Nov 23-Sailed, ship Minnie
Swift (Br), Liswel. Pensacola; bark Norman
tHr). Dinsmore, Tybce
Yumiden. Nov 2i-Ss!le.', bark Gustav Mo
len tRusl. Matzkeit. Darien.
chr v Chambers tBr), Martin, Savannah Tor
Miramich.
Dari.u, Ga. Nov 23-Arrived, ship st AL
mans DAN. Lirhardt. London.
Frrna ndinA, Nov St feared. echr N II
Ran :, Jeffreys. Charles on.
Galveston. Nov 23-tieared, schr Belle
ON. III. Butler. Pensacola.
Key West. Nov 10 "A rived.schrs Daybreak
| '.vhs, Mobile; Emma NJ Fox, Brooks, New
| York.
Pensacola, Nov 9s-Arrived. banks Camper-
Town (Brl. NickersOn, Liverpool; ~tadt (Nor),
Leonardsen, do: chr Chapman, ew
! London la Key West.
Cleared, schr Jas T Morse, Topper. Phila-
| irphia
Phtladclpnia. Nov 93-Arrived. schr Nat
Meade, Brown. Fernandina
Wilmington. n e, Nov 23-Arrived. schr
Vineyard. Rosebrork, Jao .onvilIe.
B tn. Nov ala rived sohr Nellie W Craig.
Pier g Bsion ~ load f'r South
New Haven, Nov 13--Arrtved. sohr Mary
flook, HOffses, FeruaDdina.
london, Nov 96-S Gamer Agnes. from
Charleston, arrived at Antwerp Nov n
Steamer Hatfield. from Savannah, arrived
e HartlepOol Nov -.
steamer Nymphe. from Savannah, arrived
n LIVERPOOL Nov 20.
Steamer olins, from Savannah for Ant
w"rp, passed Lizard Nov "A
New York, Nov 25-Arrived, strs Wyoming,
rom Livetpoo ST Laurent HavrP; Bohe
ria. Hamburg; StIta OF Texas Fernandina.
Arrived out, stmr Moravia for II. mburg.
NOTICE To MARINERS.
\.
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"Charles Dickens son % In town."
said literary man 10 the Shadow yester
day, s'but you needn't be afraid that he
will give US q sequel TO bis fathers
American Notes. The old artist didn't
leave any cloak small enough 70 1T any Of
his Children. The man mentioned, Capt.
r. G.. Dickens. SION flashed across the
horizon Of the Russell house bar. He re-
sembles his father physically just a.
much ~ be does mentally--not any. IL
was rumored during the Riel rebellion
that Capt. Dickens was among the slam.
but be still holds bis commission AZ com
mander ~ a squad Of mounted police IN
the Northwest Territory. You musn'i
mention this ne coming from me-" said
one OF the Captains fellow travs lers.
.'but Capt. Dickens will be the Historian
NJ the Riel rebellion, and is now on IL
way beast TO see lie publishers"
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0rorrries ann 1rmtt.
RAISINS, ETC.
VERY FINE LONDON AYERS, in VIII

VERY FINE LONDON I AYERS. in whole.
v hS ia dqntrier boxes.
C0NNOISEUR LUSTERS. for dessert.
b \CK nAsKET, for dessert.
FINEST DEHEs = s, for dessert.
S LLAMA. real seei ess.
Very Choice CITRoN.
Largr Ciean CU1H ANrS.
SHELLED ALMONDS.
FIGS. PRUNES. NUTS, Etc.
Our Fruits OR THE HOLIDAYS are IN.
AID W. RS never ttei than this year. Chri.t-
mas bring only about a mon h 0n. many vii
nc glad know that we are prepared n SUI
ply them 50 early. Our prices shalt he satis-
factory. A. NJ. & G. W. WEST
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RECEIPTS

hEtttFE5.
Per Charleston and Savannah Rv. Nov Is
; bales cation. 2 cars fruit. 50 caddies tobacco.
81 sacks rice. and mdse.
Per savannah. FloridI and Western Rv.
GOV 25-S4s bale- cotton. q cars lumber. rs,
'ul- rosln. 100 bbl- spirits tnrpen'ine. l car
O'ton seed. cars " God. 2 cars iron. ~ bills
a-ses. bis syrun. 2.6l9 hox"- GA g"~.
bbls oranges, car cattln. lSl sacks rough rice
; sacks tt"n. 50 b les h DIES. and mds..
Per Central Railroad, Nov 25-4.3l2 bale
ton. 8 nsgs IN Sc, buggies. SO pale- ha,
7 bbls whisky. IL bb's " hiskv, 755 sacks corn
& pkg IN niiure. idls & hides, bbls egg
'tNe- eggs. 10 ba es hides. car ipe. car cot
on seed. car stonewarc. l3 bale plaid. bon
r"ts, y boxes tobacco, q pkgs and S keg:
ohacco. bnek ct t"bacco, l cot ton iruck II
dis ropes, l6l bags bran, 8S4 sacks oats. &c
phls ta,low, box paper. ] car mill sun. q
pieces machinery. empty kegs. empty bbls
ca>' crackers, 2 sacts wool, bale wool,
AR poultry, IL cars wod, 20 / bbls beer, 49,
n bbis beer, 2 cases beer, q bb potat es,
bbls turnips, % sacks rice. 10 bates warps, s.
ales parer stock, g. bhls cotton seed Ill 9keK.
iqnor, 20 ba es domes les. 30 bale yarns.
MS ROSIE, ~ bits spirits turpentine, s cars
ptK iron, 4 cars lumber.
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GROCERIEs.

IN BRLs. CHOICE APPLES.
~ 81 boxes Flo, IDA ORANGES.
% Doxs Me sina EMONS.
% bills. New aud on GE pRGfA SYRUP.
100 sacks RIO and JAW COFFEE.
100 bills r ORR. various brands.
80. n ANS, SHOULDERS, RreakfaRt STRIPS
o. $ MEATS UGARS. OFFkE T A..
TGB Geo. GIG RS. ANNFD GOODS.
SOAR. ST arr II. kAGSINS, SUITS
NAL tG q. aud other KIN OF GRAPES.
AJON SAU AGE.
q Select Anf Bak Whisk' "a per gallon (;
I'm erial Wh-ky. 50 per ga lon; Pineapple
Viii Nv, 81 per gall N; Ola Rye WHISKY. [ 81
pr galO'; choice I'D ines. 81 to So 81 per
gallon. For sale be
A. II. CHAMPION. lbl Congress street.
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EXPORTS.

Per steamship Tallahaseee. for New York
1919 bates upland cotton. 80 bales domesiics
and yarns, 216 bales sea island cotton, 81 bills
zee. 80 bb rosin, 40 hi spirIts 'urIentine,
400 feet lumber, 49, bbis iii, 3577 sacks cot
ton seed, ~ bbls oranges. 3,465 boxes orang.. ,
Dbl vegetables, IA tons pig iron, 1873 pkg
mise.
Per steamship Annie tRrN. for Bremen
"~lcs upland cotton, weighing 2,72o,i7
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fair; 81 Tsas Is per box. Oranges Florida
drops, $2a2 %; clips 81 S0a3; MessinA, 81 per
Oo1. Apples-Northern, 81 T5aS Is per Dbl.
sd Ak'Emarket steady; smand good We
euots IN JoD lots: White corn, CSC; carload
'ots o5c; mixed corn. SIC: carload lots. Gle;
oats, SIC; carload lots, 40c. Meal, 671kc> Bran.
II l5al 25. Grist, 72I<c.
HAr.-MarKet steady; fair emAud We
quote in job lots: Northern. none; v estern,
sn.zsc' carload lots, $3.50; Eastern, 81 10; car
HIDES, Wool. Erc.--Markst nrm and 40
1--WE; receipts far; dry flnt. 15c; dry conn
Try stated, nc; dry blu chers', l2r. Wool -
MMNket nominal; prime, &C; hurry, sAl9c.
WAX zoe. Callaw. &c. Deer SKINS, flint, l5c
saIed lSc. Otter skins, 25c 81.
LARD.-The market is firm, We quote: In
tlercrs and uhs, &c; 50 10 TINS, &c
rPoTAToEs.-SiOck am lie; demand fair:
Nor, bern, 81 2Sa2 50 per bbl; Western. $2a2 rs
SALT.--The dem and is very mod"r te and
the market quiet. We quote: Carload lots,
I5c b; SINAI lots, S5a$l.
SUGAR.-Market stead We quote: Cut
loaf nc; graduated, 7c powdered, ~
STA dard A, SIC; extra C. &c; c, yellow
ToB 'oco.--Market Arm; moderate dem and.
Ne quote: smoking, 40ca$l D. Chewing
common, sound, 3Sa4uc; meiium, 40a5j,;
bright, 5Ga75c; fine fancy. S5a90c; extra fine
sOcaSl 10; bright Davies 45a57c; d .rk navies,
4Od50c.
FKEIGHTs.
LUnBER.-By Sdu.-ruere is a good supply
OF Ia nase in port. Uut no IDLE vessels. The
vessel out or up r our port are suf iii lent for
all onerlugr, but fr IN ne near ports we hay,
SOM lnqui and several re DIV cargoes. We
quo e as 90 as the range OF prices
from this and the nea Georgia Uorts
on lumber to Baltimore. Philadrlph New
York. sound ports ami Boston. Timber is 5Oca
u higher than lumber rates; to the West
indies and windward, nominal: to South
America, 81 ais so; to spanish and Mediterra-
mean ports. $llali; tn United Kingdom T
orders. timber. 27a2Ss; lumber { lbs. By
s,eam To- New York, 81; to Philadelphia, 81; to
BO>t n. 50.
NAVAL STORES, CoAsTwIsK.-By Sdii.-
Nominal. FoREIGN.- Corr. etc. for or
ders, IS lO1ad, and, or, Is 81. CoAsTwIsE.-
Steda-To Boston. Soc on rosin, 81 ON spiri S;
to New York, roslns lOc, spiri SOC; PhIladel
phia. ro-ln soc, spirits soc; to Baltimore, rosin
| SOC. spirIls zoe.
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THrHspAY. Nov y, 1885.
ARRIVED YE,TERDAY

schr Edwin / Morrison, Lavender, Eliza.
bethp ,rt, n J. W tn guano to order; vessel to
Fen imore n johnson.
Schr Charmer, Daboll, Now York, with
general mdse to order; vessel to Fennimn re \
J hnsOn.
Gamer David Clark, Daniels, Brunswick-
c Williams. Agent.
Steamer CITY OF Monticello, Jackson, Florida
John + Robertson, Agent
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Boston and Savannah
STEAM SHIP CO.
FOR BOSTON DIRECT.

THE hrst-c'ass iron staanshins ~ this rom =
i panv are = pointed 10 ssiI everv Thurs
DIV from Roston A. p NJ: from Savannah AZ
followa-s'andart time:
CITY or wACOv. Capt. WV. KELLEY.
THURSDAY. Nov. ~. sts AN.
GATE CITY, Capt. ID. HEDGE, THURSDAY
Dec. 3. at $3.50 P. N.
CITY or MACON. Capt. W. KELLEY,
THURSDAY, Zee 10, az s:sor.M.
oATECIrY. Can't. n. HEDGE. THURSDAY.
Dec. II, ut J: 0P.M.
Through bits ~ ladin0 given 10 New Eng
land manufacturing points and to l.iverpoOl.
The c0mpany's wharve~ In both Savannah
and Rosfon are connected with all railroads
leading out nf the two ci'ies
RICHARDSON 4 BARNARD,
ARenla.
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CLEARED We ,rERDAY.

Steamship Tallahassee, Fisher, New York
-ts NJ SOrrel.
steamship City Of Macon, Kelly, Boston,
RiChar ,Hon 81 Barnard .tI +7ts,r -1
steamship Annie (Br), New, Bremen-A
Minis a Sons.
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PoULTRY.-Market frmer, demand 50 ID.
supply fair. EGGs.-In ood demand. marke
drm and moderately supplied. PEANUTs-Am-
PIE stock; demand light; native peanuts in
light req nest at quotations. SUGAR.-Georgl =
and Florida, nominal: none in market
II NEY.-No demand; nominal. Sweet pota-
toes fully supplied; demand moderate.
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MEMORANDA.

Steamship Tallahassee, New York.
Steam hip Amarylls (Brl. Bremen.
BARK FREDERICK (Brl, Buenos Ayres.
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Shippiita gntsIIiarnrr.

MINIArUaE ALMANAC--rHIS DAY.
SEN RISES ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. ........ $3.50
sun oSTS .......ss~s...s.... '..... ...... .bsO1
hteH W ArER ut Ft Pulaski ,l0:o9 N, 10 "a Pm
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PAssEN FRS


Per steambh p Tallahassee. for New York
tev VIM Quintain. II Killough.
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THE steamships OF this company are al :
Il u inted 70 ea'l fr m savannah for Bait
ore every Tuesd y aud Friday ~ follows-
city time:
JOIN HOPKTNs. Capt. n. d. Fosrxn.
FRIDAY, Nov. 20. at 4PM.
wM. ORA Capt. BILLuPs, TUESDAY
Nov. "a, a. 9A.M
WIN LAwRENcT, Capt. KENT, FRIDAY,
sOv. n, at II AN.
JOINS HOPKINS. Capt. III. ID. FOSTER.
TUESDAY, lee. |. at BPM.
And from Baltimore every Wednesday ana
SATURDAY at BIN.
Through bills lading given to all poia.s
West. all the manuf trturing towns in New
kngl nd and TO Liverpool and Bremen.
Through passenger tickets Issued TO Pits.
burg, Cinclnuati, Chicago, and ali points Wee
''' JAS B. WEST & CO., agents,
llt Bay street,
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DEPARTED YESTERDAY.
SAILED YE TERDAY,

Steamer rity of Mooticello, Jackson. Char
+ Robertson. Agt.
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ARRIVED UP FROM QUARANTINE YES.
TIE DAY
Bark Catalina tSp), Garriga, 10 load for
Barcclona-S Fatman.
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NOTICE To MARINERS.
The Custom House will be closed during to-
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g., Island.-The market was gu e., and
Stars we're easy sellers. There was some
me- INJURY, and fully 100 bags we're dis.
nno.cd of during the day on The basis o. quota
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Ieltnui
sndall
Bren,
| ands
DEPOT
'umf
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LONDON, Nov. %, 400 . m.-spiris turnen
tine quiet; spot H. |. December delivery
rs sd, ! tnuArv TO Arri 9Ss.
LIVERPOOL. Nov. IS, noon.-Spirits turpen.
tine. 21s III
NEW YORK. Nov. Is. noon.-Spirits turpen .
tine n ~ 81 e. R0sin dull at 81 02IS = ~.
500 D. m.-Spiriis turpentne weak at 37j4c
Rn ~ dull
CHARLESTON. Nov. 2S.-Spiri's turpentin
in demand q SIC. Rosin-strained SOC, good
sir IN, q s7I$ 90c.
WILM1HGToS, Nov. 25.-Sp rita turpentlne
firm ~ 3il4c. ROsn firm; s2lzc for strained
aud s7lZo for good strained. Tar firm At 81 10.
Crude turpentine sieady; hard 81 90, yellow
Zip aud virgin 81 80.
RICE.
NEW YoRK. Nov. 25.-Market STEADY and
fairly gctive.
CHAELEsToN, Nov. 2s.--Msrket steady; fair
!sS 4shc; good ~ sc. prime 5H @ssS
Rough-Uplands o(g90c, tide water 81 COG Is.
sales 227 barrels.
NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 25.-Market In fair
demand; Louisians. ordinary TO good $40
klZc-
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Eone Rnla for Ireland.

Give Ireland a local Legislature Of
her own, such as all the States of this
Union have, and she would cause Eng
land no more trouble. The troops now
stationed in that country would no
longer be needed there. They might
be disbanded or sent to India or Egypt.
There would be no danger whatever in
such an experiment.
Mr.. CHAMBERLAIN said in recent
speech to an English audience
The pacifcation Of Ireland at this
moment does, believe, depend upon
the concession to Ireland Of the right
to govern itself in the matter Of its
purely domestic business"
- say the time has come to reform
altogether the absurd and irritating
anachronism which is known as Dublin
Castle, to sweep away altogether these
alien boards of foreign officials, and to
substitute for them genuine Irish ad-
ministration Of purely Irish business.
Ireland needs nothing more.
Sir CHARLES dixie said, with re-
ference to Ireland, in his Cobden-dinncr
speech:
1--WE have now at last, thirty-five
years later, given her better repre-
sentative system /; for it was but very
slightly tinkered in 1867, so far as i'm
perial matters are concerned. But Ire
land is still, TO our weakness, a camp
of British troops. Let us complete our
work by giving her that better repre-
sentation, too, in local matters, an Irish
control Of things Of Irish concern"
Canada is as loyal as England itself.
She has her own (Dominion) Parlia-
ment. Trust Ireland to manage he,
own local affairs, and she would bt
equally loyal to the Crown. This ex
pertinent is the one thing which the
British Government has never tried.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-03
Good Thrusts.

A stalwart Republican journal de-
MES that its party now seeks to "re-
vive the rebel issue in pelitics," but
claims that ii is 6 thrust upon their at
tention by a Democratic Administra-
tion," by the appointment Of ex-rebels
to Office.
This puts the Boston Herald into
an interogatihg mood again, and it
makes the following good thrusts:
"Why did no. the Republicans disfran-
chise and disqualify the southern whites
if they wished to render them ineligible
to office? And why is it worse for the
Democrats to appoint some Of the best
Of the ex-Confederates than it was for
the Republicans to appoint some Of the
worst? The scare is all gone from the
old 'rebel yell"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-03
The Great Artesian Wen.

The Artesian well which Mr.. E. Will
kinson. has just bored at the fine new
residence he is building on Fourth
street is by far the best we ever saw.
1t is us feet deep, and contains pipe
one and half inches in diameter,
through which flows 1900 gallons of
pure. clear, cool water every hour.
Experiments proved that this well
would force the water high enough
to supply the whole house just
as the water-works do in rites.
This well has attracted a great deal
Of attention, and its capacity for over
10000 gallons of pure water every
twenty-four hours indicates to what
source our city fathers should lopk for
the muoh-needed water supply Of this
town. A few such wells woult give
the whole town all the water needed
for drinking purposes or for fire.
MIR. Wilkinson is positive lis to 200
feet is about as deep as II is necessary
to bore in order to reach this flow OF
water anywhere on West Point east
Of Fourteenth. Immediately after
this well was completed he bored one
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-03
Spirit OF the State Press.

Clarke Courier With clear views on
the subject of the State debt and good
ticket in the field the Democrats may
hope to march to certain victory next
November.
Leesburg Mirror: If Mint Bur
chard's conduct isn't offensive parti-
sanism," what is it? He ought to be
bounced at once, and the question OF
presidential authority in the matter set
tied afterwards.
Farmville Journal: We would say,
then, to. our Democratic brethren in
every portion Of the State, select your
strongest and best men as your candi-
dates, and then organize. Get your
forces in fighting trim so that you can
poll every vote, and this can be done
only by hard work, and the work ne
cessary cannot be done in a week OF
month, but it takes time. So begin al
once. so that when the campaign be-
gins in earnest the Democrats will be
ready for the contest.