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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-18

AnrAsAs, Nov. i7.-tspecial.l- Tho
sics court has boon In session Tor
weeks, and but little has been 40.
plishsd. Judge J. Q. Matthews
been down WITH the denguc, which
esltAtad the continuance OF many
= imPcr ant Gaze, Ia which be Is
1sel.
y principal mater ofgossip on the
~ here IN concerning the very
llmcntsrv letter aud editorial
y IN the two News, calling etten-
~ our iowpnman, Colouel Henry
~ a dsrk.horse candidate for
NOR.
mel Exsll, In conversation with
oofrVepondent on the subject,
~ eli gutsrnatprisl aspirations
time, and says that While he
NV Interested In politics and
S5sSsS, - ksisis 70 MAJ
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nave Yo@r Shirts &nd Drawers Made to Order Of claneo

%. ~ 2 eandidate for any elise before
.ne hsxs STATE convention, ana that /,
Ever az sho1id decide ts Iun for oiI,ca
ne ehali soldly ana uusqniYocallv an
h9snos it, and, Awaiting himself Of his
i,ss,s sc aoiIzen, Ssk tho peopls for
lneir support. Colcuel Exall is very
aessrvedly popular in this section :,
t IN STATE, and had he desired TO eater
tne rsca, coaid have gooe bafore tbe
convention with no mean baokiug.
Judge Blackburn, disirlo, judre. was
saSen III last might with denaue and
VIII not be eble 10 hold court this
wees. ". q. Ably VISA elected 10 pre-
SIZE for the rott OF the term, As tho
special judge is interested in most al
t Tag cases o. tho docket, court in viz
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PALESTINE, Nov. r.--lspecial. Mr.
o. Axling, under bond to await tbs
setlnn Of the grand jury, undor 8
chergo Of shooting o. Major Martin
ilrgle fonle Two. months AFRO, was
given up 10 The. officers yesterday by
Two oil hia bnndstuen. VINO leartd ha
wss shaking preparations TO lspvo
towh, on account OF some business.
transaction he had recent. had. Mr..
AxlnB !. now endesvorins to mako q
noe bond, with hopes Of success.
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HOWE, Nov. 17.-[special. "A no.
rious cutting ARRAY took place here
this morning, in ths sleeping car oeca.
piso by tbs bridge gang Of the Central
road bstweon two men named Nc.
Cargo and Golfer, in which Golfer YVES
stabbed six timss, three Of the cuts
going to tho hollow, The insg started
over snow that fell 10 winter. Nc
Cargo said It fell ono day and Ooltor
saId 1t fell au0thor. The dispute was
Ct last settled by knife. Golfer nae
hu5 small chascs 20 recover. Nc
Cargo has plenty Of time 10 think the
maSser over in tho county jail at Shof-
mar.
Grain shipments hsve been quito
iiVely Tor tha past fgW dava.
This sectlea IL enjoying Cue weather
new, which tAo farmers sre takiug
aiysntsEe Of by gathering their cord
aud cotton.
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Waco, Nov, l7,-[spoc,ai.I--Mrs.
vsrneli, mother Of Tom varaell, hes
besn in consultalon with nor sons a..
nsys here, oad ianmatlons aro beard
that VArneli is coasideriag the adyly-
ability looming IN and eurrendering.
His friends bolieve that he has nrein-
diceA hi8 cags by estspine RON hil
snd that he win no in much bate
position 10 hope for aesuittsl by vol
uGtAry surrender ta0a 10 run the rigl,
OF capture.
Judge McCormlek will render his
qesision Tomorrow In thu aese al
Joseph a. White, the alleged Brsuil-
leh counyer'siter, .nr rsmOvsl Of tho
.rlsl 70 50. Louis, The result is doubt-
ful, bat il is believed White win b.
nlad III Wac0. Another point argued
BY the priscuar's counsel, that White
DO discharged without further LEGAL
proceedings, was also taken under adj
visement by tho court.
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WFATuERFoRp, Nov. l7.-lSpeoisl. /
News reached hers This evening that
G. i. Wllioui n merchant at Rome, In
THIS county, dropped dead inhis store
Saturday cvenin 4, the cause OF which
was nes learned, bus supposed 10 DO
hears disease.
Attorney |. w. Stephens returned
sst night from rylor, Nhnro 40 has
boon "a attendance up1h tue supreme
cguri.
Cotton brought $50 to-day,
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IBX6o ELEGRAM%
sTABBlNG ARRAY AT HOVE
Local Notes From Gainesville. pep.o,
Utilizing the Tramp Element,
Lonsview overrun with Bur
slars--fhe Varuell Case
at Waeo--Held TN.
gainesville.

GAINEsvILLE, Nov. l7.-[Speeiai.,--
Our citizens desermlnod that Gaines
vile should nos be bahina her sister,
cities In helping gyief.stricken CALVES
ton, heia large and enthaslastic
meeting az tho rooms of tbs M.r
chants Exchange last Night in order to
devise means 90 raise q liberal contri.
button from this city TO tina ho,elss.
Of the "Istand City" Short spesehas
were m1Ge by several and q bspdxon,a
sum was raised. Comm,Jieev were IN.
pointed to cn0vass the atty, and I've
have, no doubS that Gainesville viii ia
her duty. S 80 Wv
Quite an Interesting shooting
match wss had ny tbs GainesvlIia
sun club yesterday altirnoon, aud
foms good shooting Yves done.
only about 70 bales of cotton were
received ysstarday. Prices went nm a
little Yesterday, and some OF the cotton
brought So. Some or our cotton bny.
ers express the hope thar our rscsinis
VIII run up To 10000 bales Gbis wear
but as the crop IL unusually ahorE In
tnis County We Iesr tie hone viii rOt
uC AChltS0us
Hon. w. 0. Davis, Ststo senator from
this county, IN on visit to Gsorr,n.
S9ryieas ase being held thts weak at
Bush. -
The Gsiaasvill9 Rifles mot at sba
Guy hall Tonight 70 80 through their
regular weekly drill,
There were no criminal caaes t-ysd
in tha district court yesterday after.
noon. Several appearance bonds yero
forfeited, attachments for witnesses
were issusd snd lnwyers wera an.
polntco 70 defend those unable 10 pro
cure counsel This morning tha case
Of the state egainst McNeese, for rob-
berry, vss ptiG off for two weeks, and
the case OF The State against I,ouis
Williams saken up. williams is Of
Lhf ,colored percussion, and is charged
with robbery. :"
quito q, number Of wagonB loaded
with wood arc In town to day.
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Marshall,

MARSHALL, Nov. II. = Especial l.
Oharles Cobb,prssident OF the Marshall
Car Wheel and Foundry company, hus
this city. -
y. IL: Pendorgast, attorney for the
Lexss q Pacific railway, has done like
Ar. Touliton, for long time chiof
ciorS 70 superintendent Cumming,
mas resigned his position and will en-
sage In business Ia Chicago.
Subscri ption lists are being olrou
laisd IA MD ottso Galveston ssfferers.
orally.
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lei raso.

Ell PAso, Nov. 7.-[Speoial. THE
TRIAL Of 0, Il. Aorehead, aliqs Linl:
Forest, who killed hin travelling com.
panion, Tom Jones, at the Pac. ac hotel
N thls city last February, Engaged tho
attention OF the dlstrict ceurt Go. day,
Ihe brother of the deceased.
nom Shermsp, and several
otnsr witnesses were placed on
inc stand: The killing was learned 10
% entirely accidental, and the soun-
sci for the defense produced witnesses
10 show tho friendship existing be-
tween the two mon.
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Houston.

HOUsroN, Nov. 17,-LSpeclal. Mol
lie Thomas, in tho hali-mila heat, won
to'daJ; Helisntbus, second; Tom Ber-
iins third. Purse, $3.50.
Five. heats In the Ops class wero
tI0 tnd when dsrtnes5iutervengd Tho
Six heat will 30 arottea t. morrow,
INA rasea were not largely attended
ooa dollar aamlasiop - regarded "a
TOO nigh.
tlo committee raised to.day So 600
FOR the Galveston sufferers.
ClIcuiars have been received by tho
ola pioyel or the Navigation company
nero tnat repor'SoT the business must
% @sde 70 the southern Pacific offices
~ New orleans after December /.
This places it under that system.
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Not much business was berora tho
court Nv this term.
A convict was brought here last
week to serve out ssatonca Of IL min.
usos IN the ponitentiary. The shit
oost the State about $50 to deliver and
return him, ana he went back with
Tue oii1cer who brought hip. He was
sent Tor bigsmy. II Is an absurd law
tost permits man to go to the State
psoit6ntiary for less than one wear. M
least, as 1t costa considerable 10 oon-
vey acony,ict TO the penitensiary, and
thon no ts eatitieS to his dischsrge
money at tho expiration OF his term.
WORK Will commence Ia few days
on two now bricks--one for bank
ana tho other o grocery atoro for +, W,
sonner OF this place. The cnntrast
mss been lot snd the ground cleared.
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wills POINT, Nov. 17.-[Special. l.
Ottc Minarski and one Zimmons, a
Bohemian, have bseR hRvizg trouble
for tee last two years. Zimmons can
notspaak English so az to DO under
stood, but through his interpreter it ia
learned that Miuarsxi has taken pos
session OF Ilmmons' home, and Zirn-
mons left and is livis with oas of His
countfymep, Dc went homo to sse
MS family few days ag9, when ho
was ses upon By &iBsrski and Mrs.
M0Inlon6 and her son john, who Ia
so9ut 10 yeara old, To-day Otto
was hned 80 and Trimmings
IN Lho Jus.1cs'a court. Mrs, Zin-
mons and ser son John
are also Indicted Tor aiding Otto in
Whipping tse old gentleman. The
con, MUMMY almost unauimously sVm-
pathiza with Mr Zimmons aud c0n-
uemn the oonrge OF Otto, and during
Iho trlsl such sugSssuops rs enc "tanS
snonid baTesorTed to,o were heard. il
pas been the Gus .Om OF the s'boysn TO
pltch sauch offsndors in tho 5aSk and
MAKE MON leave the city without
court or jury.
Tho city authorities are having tho
Streets worked today.
IL is stated on GOOD authority that
y, w. Toll, Of Canton, Will soon start a
"Farmers Allitace" stors at tais place,
and sol goods ~ 10 por oens. profit, as
no Is doing at Canton.
Strong wind and much dust to.day.
Cotton came Ia lightly to-day and has
loio iot scents, though that is above
inc price usually paid.
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rrere..ar slaeh.. tfsetinr.

NtNo Rtsut Nnrl.tfTu church
vas again last night crowded
By IN Intelligent and thought.
iul people, aud the inter.
-, .nresfos =. ~. Las night eevep
pcraans came forward and took their
a,and on the Lords aide.
ro.nlght the ordinance Of bsrti am
VIII be administerst. BY sptclsl re- :
quest Professor BLACK will Tonight re-
noat bio sermon on 1.-THE Tslunph az
ihEhieonrness AZ Demonstrated m tho
Lie Of Joseph" and he especiaiIy
AXIS that the young men OF tbs ojtv
will hear him ON this subject.
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LAREDO, Nov. 17.-~Lspeclal,l The
ESpres' Of the lith has 3 special
from Austin describing one
D. W. Martin and .Iesse Hala NJ
Loya, Valley, L'ano county, charged
%llh being married men, having On
fences and rSE sway with two pretty
Eifla. The four wese arrested hero To-
day ny the sheriff md
marsha!l. Marshall Bsyard viii
leave for Llsuo in tho morning.
%lth ths mon. The girls refuse TO 20
nseE. They csnlo h9re with q Goubie
tettn overland, sld were making az.
rsngamSnts 10 90 into buainess. 'They
eelMm the fence-cutting charge cannot
BE- substantia,sd.
Ihomea O'U0uuos claims a iosl Of
Sl,cOO Vizooy $780, With Il. Morris 10
nesr from, by tho little fire In Nav
Ltfsao. These parties aro all ineufoa.
C.emonto Vlzlno wao arrested To.
gay with three charges of horse Sheft
against him.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-18

MExrA. Nov. IT, Especial. - mrs
Mary N. Moselcy, wife Of Stanley r.
Aoselsy, died this morning at II
O'Clock nom the effects OF an attack Of
typhoid fever, with which abe has
bssn suEsrins several WEEKS. She
was . eoDasteal member Of shs Pfss.
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swRErwArHR, Nov. i7.--Tspecial.l--
Tho entire day hes been consumed In
tbs district court getting two jurors il
She Boysst case: Tho court hes or.
Ssy %SG ssSS; .! SSH 49,. SSss: e
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Lsst night q negro dance In East
Dnlsss q drunken negro fred two
sho,s with shot.guu 81 another negro.
- : [: :; s - = 81 $ =: ::
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Memphis sellinr Her 1-can, 49,,

MEMPHIS, Nov. II. IT. II Brown ~
pe9 Molaes, lows, largest creditor Of
inc old CITY Of Msmphis, TO-DAY oom.
promiueh his claim of $3.50 600 To fhe
sss.lisfaction OF Presidept d. p. Hadden
S n nis colleagues Of tbs fundinr
ooaru. rhls vir;uslly Winds up All
asssiae indebtednesa OF tho old citvof
~ nsihp nls, whion originally ar,1l,vS,i
compromised within Ina ~.
years. P@H- W
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l2llas IlnhI!GL.ihrar

AND FREE READING R0OM.
Citizens and strangers Scrdtsny, ,,,vi,e.,
10 visit tee Dallas Public Libr~,rS ana
Free Reading Room; located "a SlS NAL
street, Hours froSl 70 T. n. 20 6 p. M. srj
nom 70 20 7. m ;S1nd avs nom 40 bp. M
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SANc BROS.
Real Estate Dealers

AND BROKERs.
Make .. speciality Of buying and SALINE
Wild ianss and stock ranches ia Western
Texas. Money 70 loan on real estate sa-
uriiy. sxF-l9l Elm str 81. DalIss. ~.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-12-05
MARKETS By TELEGRAPH.
FINANCIAL.

NEW YORK, Dec. A. noon.-Stocks dull and
heavy Money nominal at 208 per cent. Ex-
ohange-long, 81 $50; short. "a $50. State
bonds quiet but strong. Government bonds
dull and unchanged.
500 D. m.-Exchange unchanged. Money
closed at 2(Y3 per cent. Sub-Treasury bal
Ances-Gold $l7l ,5l3. 600; currency, $l2. 100 900.
Government bonds dull: four per cents.
1897; three per cents, 1855 State bonds
steady to strong.
In the absence OF any exciting news, but
without any well-defined reason, the street
continues 10 attach great importance to the
New York Central case at Syracuse. No one
seems ready TO ADM. the possibility Of any
other than a settlement favorable to the per-
petuation Of the trunk line pooling arrange
ment. To-day was the dullest day in stocks
for two months, the sales being but 242, 900
shares. The market opened strong, and shorts
in Lake Shore made haste to cover, resu ting
in exceptional activity In that stock compared
with the rest Of the list, accompanied by an
advance OF nearly per cent. Later there
was a slight reaction, and again very dull
and firm market until after midday COntin-
ued dizziness, accompanied by moderate de-
cline, WAS the feature IN the afternoon until
in the last hour, when the market was about
steady, In which condition II closed, generally
at advances Of l4dL per cent. compared with
last evening but Lake Shore il up per cent.
New York Central "a. and 81. Paul "a Texas
Pacific and New jersey Central are excep-
tions, being u per cent. lower each. and Leu .
isville and Nashville and Western Union are
also down u per cent. The market closed at
- - ga %.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-12-05

meats--clear RIB sides l5c, clear sides 540c,
shoulders 10. Pork, mess $40 90. Lard, choice
leaf soc.
NAVAL STORES.
LONDON, Dec. 4, 3 100 p. m.-spirits turpen-
tine strong; spot 27s cd, December delivery
ats Cd, January TO April 2Ss Sd.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 4, nOon.-Spirits turpen-
tine 27s Cd
NEW YORK, Dec. 4, noon.-spirits turpen-
ITO.
500 p. m.-spirits turpentine firm. Resin
dull.
CHARLESTON, Dec. 4.-spirits turpentine
quiet at $40. Rosin-strained SOC, good
strained S71SC090c.
WILMINGTON, Dec. 4.--Sprits turpentine
firm at sac. Rosin firm; s21Sc for strained
and S7SSc for good strained. Tar firm At 81 10.
Crude turpentlne steady; hard 81 90, yellow
dip and virgin 81 so.
RICE.
NEW YORK. Dec. 4.--Market firm.
CHARLESTON, DecsN4.--Market steady; fair
4@41Sc, good 1905 a. prime 5lS0D57<c. Rough
Upland 100000, tide water $lOO@i Is. Sales
400 barrels.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 4.--Market steady;
Louisiana, ordinary to good 81 sdD5lfc.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-12-05
RECEIPTa.

Per Charleston and Savannah Ry. Dec A.
cara wood. 80 caddIes tobacco, 2 bales hides,
and mdse.
Per Savannah. Florida and Western Ry,
Dec Ill, 466 bales cotton, 70 cars lumber, / car
wood, cars shingles, 1913 bbls rosin, 223 bbls
spirits turpentine, ii bbs syrup, % bbls whis-
ky, 20 bbls oranges. 2,0s5 boxes oranges, 1874
sacks rice. bales hides. and mdse.
Per Central Railroad, Dec 4-4,063 bales
cotton, sos bales hay. cars wood, $50 pkge
fruit cars pig iron, lbs bbls -four, 2 lots h b
goods, lz5 pkgs tobacco. l case shoes. ] k
car stoves and fixtures, 60 bales yarns. $50
bbls rOsln, "a casks clay. ~ cars lumber, 90
bbls spirits turpentine, IS bales paper stock,
Is pkgs furniture. 10 pkgs mdse, 10 pieces ma
chinery, 3 bbs eggs, cases hardware, bdl6
harness, bills whisky, 3 cases liquors. pkgs
vegetables, bales hides, pkgs plows, 2 bales
plaids. hOrses.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-12-05
CONsIGNEEs

Per Charleston ana Savannah RY. Dec A.
Transfer ONCE, =, ia w Ry, II y Cassels, II
salas. Leo Roy Myers. Bendheim Bros Il Co.
Garrett, 5 a Co.
Per Savannah. Florida and Western nv.
Dec 4-rrnnsfer Once, Dale, " n Co, X Is
Cassels, j X Clarke a Co, McDonouRh a Co,
VS. HAWKINS, Reppard a Co. Bacon, 4 Co,
y v Hecker 4 co, Epstein W. 4 Workman,
j 4 Collins n Co, Smith Bros 4 Co, l. Putzel,
N Henderson. A u Collins a. Co, Nathan
Bros, Lindsay & NJ, 70 A schwarz, N Lang,
A Einsteins sons, A } Miller, X ID Grady,
Cohen, Lefier, B II Levy a Bro. w r
Pennington 4 Co, Mohr Bros. NJ Maclean.
, Wood n Bro, Baldwin n Co, Warren A,
MeinhaTd Bros A Co, Lippman Bros, Butler A
3. II N Conner a Co, JnO FlanDery A Co. Chas
Ellis, III Guilmartin n Co, w w Chisholm,
w W Gordon n Co. Wood n Bro. J r Will
Jams, y alter, a Co, Peacock, II Co. Ellis,
n \ Co. w & Jackson.
Per Central Railroad. Dec f-fordg Agt,
NJ Maciean, y Gullmnrtin Co, Wheaton a
5 M. Woods a Go. Jno Fihnncry 4 Co, Order.
w w Gordon q Co. I'm Farley. Bogart 4 II,
baldwin a Co, } 5 Wood 4 Bro, M l. Byck,
Walter, 4 co, M Y a. ID MCINTYRE. Perry
M DoLeOn. JP Wilhama. W w Chisholm,
Warnoct 4 3. Thompson. John foeley,
r y Bond, A y Hull, A fianley, Acostn 4 Y,
l. Patel, John sehwarz. Richardson a b.
JaudOn 4 Brooke, Frank a GO. Mohr Bros.
Gray OBJ Bendheim Bros co, A Fan
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-12-05

Tybee, Dec 4. $50 D m-Passed out, stmr
Nacoochee, schrs Nj X Rawley, John Pen
rose.
Waiting, bark Boroma OBJ.
Wind SW, light; far.
New York, Dec ARRIVED, City of Chicago
from Liverpool
Arrived out, Adriatic and Vera.
Beaufort, s G, Dec ARRIVED at Bull River
schr Edward / Morrison, Lavender, from Sa-
vannah.
Arrived at Coosa, steamship Washington
City from Boston.
New York, Dec 2-Cleared, schrs Jennie
Rosaline, saxton, Jacksonville; Virginia Lee
Hickman, Davis, do.
Sailed. schrs Mollie Saunders. Savannah;
K V Glover, Jacksonville.
Barrow. Dec Arrived, bark Lizzie Perry
| (Br), McHenry, Pensacola.
Belfast, Dec 2--Arrived, bark Walter s
Massey, Phelan, Darien.
Bordeaux. Nov 80-Sailed. bark Bacchus
| Rus), Bjorkgvist Pensacola.
Fleetwood. Nov ARRIVED, bark Cyprus
| (Br), Jones, Pensacola.
Faval, Nov 4-Sailed. bark Mary Ann tBrl,
Malaga. Nov 2-Sailed, schr OsmO tRusl,
| Nyntzel, Pensacola.
Baltimore, Dec 2-Cleared. schr Joshua
| BragdOn, Nelson, Savannah.
Darien, Ga, Dec ARRIVED, bark Octavus
| (Br). Falmouth.
Key West, Fla, Dec 2-Arrived, schr Good
will (Br). Nassau.
Sailed, schr Hattie Darling (Br). Nassau.
PENSACOLA, Dec 2-Arrived, schr Jane En-
son. Gill, Baltimore.
Cleared, schr NJ V b Chase, Pinkham, Phil
adelphia.
Delaware Breakwater, Dec 2-Bark Maria
| Repepto Utah, from Table Bay; ordered to
/ Savannah.
Apalachicoa. Fla, Dec Arrived, schr Il
| II Cornell. Crocker. Aspinwal.
| Brunswick, Ga, Dec CLEARED, schr Sarah
| d Fell, Loveland. New York.
| jacksonville, Fla, Dec ARRIVED. schrs
| Mary Graham. Powell, East Edgecomb,
| Me; Frank NJ Halves, Rich, Baltimore.
Cleared, stmr Maynard Sumner, Dyer, New
! York.
Rockland. Nc, Dec I-Sailed, schr st John
| for Jacksonville, Fla, via Belfast
! London, Dec 4-Stmr Carhis Ray sailed from
/ Plymouth for Pensacola on 3d. inst.
Stmr Sutana, from Savannah, passed Isle
| Wight 81 inst.
stmr Lancaster, from Savannah, arrived at
Girgenti Nov Is.
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MARIrIME MIsCEI.LANY.

Nassau, N p, Nov 26-stmr Blanche, Hen
derson, of Tampa, Fla, has completed ar
rangements for docking and will be repaired
here. She broke her shaft on Nov 5, of Wat
lings Islands, and has since been ashore.
Bark FideliO Ger, Meyer, from Whining
ton, n G. for Wolgast, was found on her beam
ends in the Channel and was towed to Dover.
She had been cut down three strakes below
the copper on the starboard side. The bark
partly rIghted after the masts had been cut
away. One dead body was found on board.
Bark Ocean (Nor). Hendricksen, from Mo-
bile for London, has been totally lost near
QuiberOn, France.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-12-05

Gait, II Myers q Bros. Eckman & v, Pail.
ID bloodworth, II Solomon a Son, Wheeler
Go, Jas Hart q Bro, McDonough q B, @ w
Parish, 4 Schwarz, j Wolf. Il NJ Sargent,
e Dunlop, Rieser Il s, j A NJ Umbach, Butler
Bros, ID Weisbein,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-12-05

BY steamship Helmstedt (Br), at this port
bark st Joseph (NOr), from Brunswick for
Wilmington. N 9, Nov %, 8 a m, lat 8l.l0 N,
lon 70 NV, AZ days out. All well.
Sehr II u Blendermann, Cavalier. from
New York for Charleston, Nov 80, OF Thimble
Light, at anchor.
Schr Anna Bishop, from New York for
Fernandina, Dec 2, of Charleston par.
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EXPEDITE.

Per steamship Nacoochee, for New York
PASS bales upland cotton, z3f bales sea island
cotton, 90 bales dOmestics and yarns 203 tons
cotton seed, 1872 bbls rice, 5S5 bbls rosin. BOG
bbls spirits turpentIne, l2l sacks rough rice,
IL pkgs fresh fish, 20 bbls oranges, 1908 boxes
oranges, 1875 tons pig iron, l8l pkgs mdse.
Per ship Crusader (Br), for Liyerpool-s,9l9
bales upland cotton, Weighing 1888, 220 pounds,
268 tons manganese.
Per bark Fraternitas Nor, for Buenos
Ayres -8Sl, i65 feet p p lumber-McDonough q
Co-
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LIVERPOOL, Dec. 4, nooD.--Cotton dull
with moderate inquiry; middling uplandi
3-l6d: middlinK OrleanA s7-l6d: sales 5000
bales, for speculation and export 500; receipts
1000 bales-Aneriean $500.
Futurcg: UDlands. low middiinR clause.
December and January delivery, 8 AID; jan
uary and February, 6-0fds February aud
March. s lad. March and April. 9-6id
April and May, lg-0id; May and June,
i7-6id; June aud July, 5 lo-oid. Market
dun but steady.
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PAssFNGERs.

Per steamship Nacoochee. for New York
Col John screyen, & w Taylor, J w Perigay,
Miss Hattie Moore, r O'Keefer, j 3 Kirkpa-
trick, n Roberts, DIR w Q Stone, John ID
Griffin, Mr. and Mrs i Lally, Brood, and
9 Storage.
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SATURDAY. Dec 5, 1885
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Nacoochee, Kempton, New York
g Nj SOrrel.
Ship CRUSADER tBrl. Killgallen, Liverpool
Richardson 4 Barnard.
Bark Fraternltas NOR, Jacobsen. Buenos
Ayres-Holst a. Co.
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DEPARTED YESTFRDAY.

Steamer st Nicholas, Usina, Fernandina and
landings-C Williams, Agent
steamer Ethel, Gibson, Cohen's Blur and
landings-W I Gibson. Manager.
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Sweet potatoes yellow reds n bush. 500
Sweet potatoes. yellow vans, b bush 600
PoULTRY.-BIarket steady, demand good,
supply heavy. EGGs. lin good demand, market
hrm and moderately supplied. PEANUTs--Am-
pie stock; demand light; native peanuts in
light request at quotations. SUGAR.-GeOrga
and Florida, nominal; none in market.
HONEY.-No demand; nominal. Sweet pota
toes fully supphed; demand moderate. Y "
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SAILED YESTERDAY
MEMORANDA.

Steamship Nacoochee, New York.
Schr Mary X Rawley, Boston.
Schr John X Penrose, Providence.