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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1885-03-19

When Baby was sick, we gave her CAsTORIA ~
When che was Child she cried for CASTORIA :
When she became Miss, she chung to CASTORIA
When she had Children she gave them CASTA.
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Tuesday night there was sheet and
pillow slip masquerade at the rink and
quite number appeared in ghostly
costume and enjoyed the sport. Quite
a number of spectators attended and
seemed to enjoy it nearly as we'll as the
skaters. The Wortllington band fur
nished music.
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have engaged ready for delivery AS
soon as they can he taken up, lOO,
forest trees at following prices per
thousands:
Ash, 8 to Is in high, $l.5O
Box Elder, Maple or Cottonwood ! IS
Cottonwood. 2 to q It high 200
Catalfa, Is IT, - in. 500
Leave your orders.
80. wv L. D, BARBER,
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A good young horse for SALE En-.
Quire of ]. W. AsHwORTH.
26-lm0
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FOR sale.

What Cheer coal just received and
for sale at s. a ton. A. FORBES.
2O-3t
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White and Red Clover Seed, Timothy
and Blue Grass Seed at Barbor'S. Wv
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Geo. II. Prince sOwed some wheat
on Friday last.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1885-03-19

Short Horn Bull. "Duke of Jerome. -
thoroughbred and registered, will
stand 1T my stable in Worthington. 81
to serve; So to insure.
28.tf T.. p. SHEPARD.
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Baby Buggies just received ut Thay
er's. 3O'tf
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LOCAL.
WoRrHlNoroH. MIMI, MARCH 10. 1885,
OFFICIAL PAPER.

See notice OF Willm0nt herd to be run
BY John Mock.
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The eclipse passed of with great
e-clxt.
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| Minor arrival, on Sunday night last,
at the residence of Thos. Baltiff, a ten
pound girl. This is also tho tenti,
child for Mr.. B.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1885-03-19

The B., e. II. & n. train leaves now
about 7 O'Clock in the morning and gets
in about Q at night.
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T.. p. SHEPARD.

A good farm horse for sale, cash or
on time. GEO. w. WILSON.
2S-tf
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Real Estate Agent J. T. Moulton has
recently sold the sw4 Of 80, Ransom,
to Deidrich Davis. Also the net of 10,
Worthington, to Mr.. Rradden.
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Ihave full stock of fresh and clean
Garden Seeds in bulk aud in paper.
BOW BARBER.
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FINAL PROOF NOTICES.
LAND OFFICE at Wortlington. Minn.,

LAND OFFICE at Worthfngton Minn.,
March 2, 1885.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention to
that said proof will be made before the U. s.
Land Office at WOrthingtOn, MIMI, on
Tuesday, April Il, 1855,
Viz: Knud Olson,
Hi. Application, No. 1885,
For the ncI Sec. 2S-l0:-3S
He names the following witnesses to prove his
said land. viz:
Hans Hanson Ole Anshem, o. T. Handiland,
Z. l.. Tysver, Of Round Lake, MINI.
% Mons GRINAGER. Register.
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You have no excuse for going with
out Carpets now, as Thayer has just re-
ceived an elegant assortment, and pri.
ces that will surprise you. 3 1T
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1885-03-19

The broom factory Of Messrs. Cauvel
T. Miller is in operation and turning
out some good broums. 1t is located
in the Mclean building, corner 10th st.
and 5th ave.
They sell at both wholesale and re-
tail. Parties wanting to buy at retail
can he supplied by calling at the fac
tory.
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ADMINISTRATORS
Auction Sale.

Twill sell at Public Auction on the F. F. Sand
borg farm, in Springfield, Cottonwood County
10 miles west of Window, and about six miles
north of Heron Lake, on
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SCHOOLS WANTED.-rw0 competent
teachers desire schools. Apply at resi-
dence of GILBERT ANDERSON,
80 3w WOrthingtOn.
The following parties arrived yester.
day from Jefferson county, Iowa, and
are looking for land:
II. E. Spiclman, =. D. Williams, Il.
G.. Williams, Diedrick F0ss.
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The Worthington Band has engaged
Prof. Lowrey, of Winden, to teach
them on Tuesdays and Wednesdays Of
each week.
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS

SIOUX GIFT 4 ST. PAUL TIME CARD.
NO. PASSENGER.
Going West.
Leave St. Paul at 7.l0a. m.
- WOrthington, at 1927 p. M
rrive at Sioux City, At .7.2O D. NJ.
NO. ; PASSENGER.
Leave st. Paul at 3:50pm
Arrive At WorthingtOn ut 1919 m
Ar. at Sioux City at 4:l5 am
SONG East.
NO. 2. PASSENGER
Iseave Sioux City at $50 q. m
." WOrthingtOn, at HAS q. m.
Arrive at st. Faul. at 8:25 D. NJ
NO: PASSENGER.
Leave Sioux Cityat 1925 am
Arrive at WOrthingtOn at 4:23am
II. at st. Paul at 12:45pm
ACCOMMODATION.
&OiRg East-IeaveS WorthiDgtOn at 30 o. m.
60 - West-Leavcs Worthington at c:2O pm
WURTHlNGTON AND SIOUX FALLS r.. Il.
3OinQ Ease-
Leaves Sioux Falls 1T 900 a. M.
Arrives at Worthington II 50 IN.
30tng Wese-
Leaves Wortlington 335p.m.
Ar. ut Sioux Falls, so I"
Il. r. WARREN, Agent.
B: g: Y. L n. TINE TABLE.
Going North-AccOnmOdation arrives at 900
p. H.
(;olng South-Accommola,io leaves at 1880
H. M
E. f. WARREN, Agent.
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0a1lM more money than at any thing else bv
8 WIN taking an agency tor the best selling
fSiL Terms free. HALLETr Book IC0., Port
ls1d, Maine. -
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The County Commissioners met on
Tuesday and are still in session. abat-
ing taxes. allowing bills, and catching
up with the business. Full report next
week.
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This is rather a remarkable week:
eclipse Monday: st. Patrick s Day, Vii.
lage election and Commissioners meet
ing Tuesday; Wednesday the day
grows longer than the night, Thurs
dav NIGHT CAROLS Ministries.
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FOR 20 DAYS
Going to sell the best seeder in the mar
ket for $40. Call at once.
3O.3w w. H. BIGELOW.
The little four-year. old son of Mis-
sionary ID. G. Holmes fell a few days
ago and broke his leg. 1t was a singu-
lar accident, as the child merely tripped
on the carpet while running.
The Billy Carroll Minstrel Troupe
will give an entertainment tonight at
Masonic Hall. There are nine artists,
genuine Virginia negroes. Admission
Is and IS cents.
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C., L N. W. TIME TABLE.

c. N. W. TIME TABLE.
Time Of departure Of Passenger Trains from
&anhatO:
Leave for Chicago 8 1Oa. IN. / s IS p. m.
New Ulm at IS q. III. / Is D. m.
Time OF arrival:
From the East, 6 30 m 4 5pm
From the West, 8U5am& 6 80 IN,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
WiIlmont Herd,
BUGGIES FOR SALE
Farm for Sale or Rent.

fortheast Quarter Section Ten, Elk township,
one OF the oldest, best cultivated Farms in the
county. House, Barn, trees, hedge, etc. viii
sell on easy terms of payment or will rent
Address A. NJ. SMITH Sioux City, Iowa, or
see J, P. MOULrON, wortLington. c,-tf
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Hell 6: s: :; +:
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Salvation Oil, the celebrated Ameri-
can remedy for cuts, bruises sprains,
burns, scalds, chiltlains, &C., can 0e
had of all druggists. It kills pain.
Price only twenty-five cents a bottle.
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II. W. Sanb0rn, Of the Spirit Lake
and Fort Dodge Marble Works, made
WOrthington a flying visit last week
and spent several days here among his
old friends.
Mr.. 8. is turning out some good work
and A. w. Allen is his agent at this
place to take orders for tombstones and
other work.
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B1ge10w y 11um1stOn nave removed
their Meat Market into the building re-
Gently purchased. and are fixed up in
good style.
L. G. Oliver, of the Second Hand
Store, has simply traded places, and
gone into the room vacated by Il. & II.
S. Mclean has moved his Feed Store
into the B. w. Lyon room.
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Town Clerks.

Following Is list OF the Town Clerks Of No.
Savannah morning news., 1885-10-25
PASSENGERS.

Per steamship Chattahoochee, from New
York; Rauers, infant aud nurse, NJ B Mil
len Mrs q NJ Sorrel, w T Pierce, II r ch,
Miss Annie wilkins Mrs W ID Waples . b u
tellne and wife. } X Mahonry, Mrs d Ma
honey, H Heitman, j Connolly, Ii Taylor
and wife, Miss Maggie Kelly, Mrs Mary Con-
way. N lss Ida l. GuSle, Nj Van kensen,
w Ulmo, NJ n Anderson and wife, Capt "
Wesc0tt and wife, w \ Veguer-, DAVIS,
Miss w Holloway, Mrs h Gladdlug, Miss
j Palmer, Mrs w II Ei1ott, J Cousins Mrs =
+ Stevens, Rev y Cafferty, Thus Hilton, Miss
w A Hilton Miss A MuwAtt q y Bowlty. Mr.
storms, II II Steward, e W Randall auo wife,
Parker, B Sanborn, A Sanborn Mrs San
born, q \ Lamb. Atr Giles, AIRS Jones. W "
Macka and NJ lie, w II Sheenan and wife, 4
+ Draught, II Skieding, O L LendAm. q G
BostOck, > McGnty, u Cummesky. Maggie
r jenkins e. Oh, II HefieIin and wife, w J
Kelly, ID stevens J CO scr tcoD. Mr. Lars g
servant, NJ MackalPs servant F Mooney and
"a ifc, u Osu 2, T. Wilson, q } TtfC Miss Z
Wall, o King ct, p Heay, Z Hsr, } T NTH.
L \ Wa ker. Jos Smith, Nj Lane, NJ ss }
Gil an, NJ Hogan. NJ IS NJ kehwIrllen, Red
mond. w Miller, j McGatfery, a Green.
Pr steamship VIM Crane. from Bait more
} IA Dorsey aud wife, + Williams and wife,
G. T. Garnett, G Demany, Mrs NJ j Dixon, A
" Walis, Miss Irene Dixon, Miss Dixon,
Miss Fannie Dixon. Mrs hapn n, Mis- Mary
RELY, Miss Ella ponnber-, Mrs NJ Riely, Mrs
NJ l. Lane. W j Merryman, } Kelley. Philip
Shortt. InOs MarLD, Ed Duhue, w ID Rob
erts, JOS Z Gibson, John kuhu e, VIM Goruon
and ron. and SO Italian labOrers.
Per steamer David CLARK, from Brunswick
and way landings-Mrs Tucker, Mrs John
Malcom. Lou Co La, John Hebbard. j Bel
singer, Abram Foreman, VIM Graham, Mrs
Tally, Mrs susie Thompson, and 4 deck.
Savannah morning news., 1885-10-25

steady; Howard street and Western super
me SS zoos 10, extra 50 1904 IS, family 81 500
. u; city mills superfne So UO93 80. extra Ss rs
C94 %. Rio brands IS OO@5 2. Wheat--SOuth-
ern quiet but steauv; Western dun and easy;
Southern. req 92 q96c. ditto amOer 81 Goa o.; {;
No. Western winter red, on spot, 9O(Gglc.
Sorn-SOuthern .tull and nominally steady;
Western dun and nominal; Southern white 54
(g56c, yellow 53 a54e.
ST. LOUIS, oct. 2.--Flour easy but not
lower heat weak; closed - OlJsc below
yesterday; No. red. cash 81 214@92l2c, No
vem er delivery 921< 94c. Corn 1s,GSsc lower;
No. mixed. cash (I3S54c. November de-
livery S5l6e Oats firm but dull; No. , mixed,
cash 24S4G25c WHISKY steady at 81 07. Pro-
visi' rs weak; only job trace.
,GINoINNATI, Oct. 2i.-Flour unchanged.
Wheat heavy; No. 2 red, 95@96c. Corn easier;
No. mixed, 45(045AC. Oats ia moderate de-
maud: No mixed, 2S@2Sc. ProvIsons--Pork
quiet at IS - Lard easier at S0(Og5 N5C. Bulk
meats quiet: shoulders Sc. short rib i2l3o.
Bacon easier; shoulders sc, short ribs 3 65c.
short clear &c. Whisky firm az 81 07. Sugar
dull and lower; hSr refn' d 65sU734e. Hogs
firm; common and light 81 S50lS 10, packing
and butchers Sc 35@3375.
LOUIsvILLE, Oct. 4.-Graln closed dull:
Whe3t-Ne re Z. 90 19 COrn-NO. white.
46l5(147c. OAt--NO. 2 mixed, new 27lSc. Pro-
VISIONS firm: Bacon clear rib sides 5 Soc,
clear sides 81Iar, shoulders 4c. Bulk meats
clear RIB sides 40c, clear sides 75c, shOul
ders nominal at 2 I5c. Pork, mess nominal at
50. Lard, choice eat ss6c.
NAVAL STORES.
NEW YORK. Oct. q. uOon.-Spirits turpen-
tine dun 1T 361$c Rosin duh at 81 021%61l Is.
500 p. m.-Spirits turpenune steady. Rosin
dull.
CHARLESTON. Oct. 24.-spirits turpentine
firm, 331Sc bid. Rosin steady strained s5c,good
strained soc.
RICE.
NEW YORK. Oct. 24.-Market steady.
CHARLESTON, Oct. 24.-Mark"t quiet; fair
go 4&ac. good 81 5lSc, prime 534fG6e. Rough
io9 barrels.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 24.-Market steady and
demand good; Louisiana, ordinary to good 431
0D5szc.
Savannah morning news., 1885-10-25
MARKETS by rELEaRAPH.
FINANCIAL.


poN, Oct. y. noon.-Consols, 100 $40 for
"ss..y l003a for account.
sf,.''n tQhk, Oct. q. noon stocks active and
sS.' Money easy a. lSCQ2 per cent. Ex-
b,,..i-e-lQne' 81 s3s< short, 81 $50. state
mn moderately active anu steady. Govern
10y Donds doll but irm.
A. io' y. ta.-hxchauge 81 s3ls. Money closed
e., ss,3 per cent. Snb-rreasury balances.
srr,,o,. ,t',ol 200; currency, si5 % COO. Gov
il.l.v,tL 1ohoa d"ll nui -trO y; four uer cents,
e.i htm. '''~ '''N1 'N'''"
s., o' alocS market was decidedly active and
5,' .E turing the forenoon. but became more
y 'e. y, and az irst steady and later weak. and
s.oontnued most Of the afternoon. Lake
t".iit hna Erie were the ouly decidedly ue-
oi ts.ueh and contributed over 30 per cent
siaels 10Y ( business. Some of the ow-priced
ast.hhs we're unusually active. Taking the old
eF'iiNv al, nrat prices this morning we're gcn.
am s.gIs per cent. higher, and without
n, ,,,,sactio teactio Their 9as a steady upward
ami .tl..n4 whleh eliminated between noon
~ - ~ oipek, resulting In an advance of 9fid
foiF.a Seal Lake Shore, -. Paul, aud Nor
laits.a anu western preferred each made the
No-tt runi while Erie advanced l9S ana
western, Union Pacihc, and Reading
Savannah morning news., 1885-10-25


Per steamer David Clark, from Brunswick
and way landings-l42 bales cotton. % sacks
bran, box shoes. case ii dse, box d goods,
l pkg shoes, 1887 sacks rice, pkg rndse,
piece machinery, 81 COW hides. sheep skins,
bbls empty bottles. bdl bedding
Per Charleston and savannah Ry, Oct "a
50 bales cotton, box tobacco, 10 bags peanuts,
and mdse.
Per savannah. Florida and Western Ry,
Oct 24-',7I5 bales cotton. q cars lumber. s
ca iron. / car stone. l,l3S hhls roam, 2i6
bbls spirits turpentine, 81 bbls eggs, lS6 bnls
rice, 81 boxes oranges, lSi sacks rice, p bales
hides, and mdse.
Per Central Railroad, Oct 24-27S6 bales
cotton, 4S4 bales hay. 2 SKIS peanuts. 63 tons pig
iron, , sacgs wool 50 bales domestics, boxes
fruit, so bbls cotton seed oil, l drum acid, 80
cases haud,es, / bale wool, 80 cases eggs. l6
ba es rags, ! bdj sacks, | box wax. l. boxes
hams, y cars lumber. l3 rolls leather. 10 boxes
h 20 ds, 100 bbi- rosln, 10 bhl potatoes. 10
pkg mise 81 bbs spirits turpentine, 10 sacks
coffee, boxes hardware, cases shoes, i
set bed Springs, boXes tobacco, bbls eggs,
cars cotton seed, ba e. hides.
Savannah morning news., 1885-10-25
NAvAL STORES STATEMENT.


FINANCIAL. The mon y market Is easy.
Dom site dXchange-Banks aad b mixers are
buying sight drafts at \ per cent discount,
and selling al a per ceut discount to par
Foreign EVchange-Dull and ste tdy; best
commercial slXiy-day bills, 81 Sll4; three
day bills, "a S254; ninety days, s. sil15; later
CehVerles lower; francs, comm rciai, sixty
nays. Havre and Paris. IS 24S<a5 251s: Swiss,
''2F2; MARKS, commercial slXtv days, 941z.
SEcuR TIEs.-The Market is feverlsh and
closed irres GUAR for stocks. Bonds are active
and firm at quotations.
STOCKS AND BONOs.-City BoRds.- Firm.
atlanta per cent, l02 bid, los asked; Au-
gasta per cent, l04 bid, l06 ASKED; Columbus
5ue cent, - bid, 95 asked; Macon per cent.
lV7 5d, los asked; new Savannah per cent
Januarycoupons, 95l bid, gBA asked; new Sa-
bld % askei.
state B,ads.-Market frm, with light sup
ply. Georgia new 6's, 1883, los bid, 1867 asked;
Georya new 4l5s IO5 bid, log asked:
yer cent, coupons January and July, maturi-
" lsSb' i04 Dld, l06 asked; Georgia per cent
g3'a, coupons quarterly, ia bid. ll5 asked;
Georgia Z per cent, couDOns January and
"uly maturity 1895, 1876 bid. III asked.
- - irodd So ks.- Central common, 721z bid
l5' asked; Augusta and savannah percent
guaranteed, l2o bid, l22 asked; Georgia COM
mon l5l bid, lj2 asked: Southwestern per
cent guaranteed, ll6l5 bid. III asked; Central
h1Hfoad per cent certificates, 80 bid, 81
ashed; Atlanta and West Point Railroad
psu' h' a6 bld, 9415 asked; Atlanta and West
asked. /@ ' w
II, h"sro7d BoRds.--Market hrm. Savannah
aIorIla and western Railway Company, gem
Ula mortgage per cent intere-t, coupons
gt'" l9l bid, i06 asked; Atlantlc ami Cuff
Ts mortgage consolidated per cent coupons
January anH July, maturity 1897. lis bid, ll9
a1Atl' Contra. consolidated mortgage per
YSa,,' coupons January and July. maturity
~ 1872 ,lo pa ia aske1; Georgia abroad 6's
.o.., I'o old, los as ed; Mobile and Glrard ID
a '.l sage hdJrsed per cent coupons. Janu-
~ su9 July. maturity 1889. IL bid, Il2
essAeu' Mont igomery and Eufaula lst mortgage
bg5' rcent mi lrsed by Central Railroad lO7,
s" ['" Ivy asked; Charlotte. COiumbia aud Au-
se,3t" ~ mortgage. ~ bid, ll3 asked; Char
iao y Coiumbla and Augusta ID mortgage,
o0' l05 asked: Western Alabama I'd
H4II gage indorsed per cent. ll0Z bid il2
iI1seya; south Georgia and Florida indoraed,
t'' 5D,l' IS asked; South Georgia and Flori-
s ~ i " ortgage, ll01S bid ll2 asked; Augusta
G1' AnoNville Let mortgage, per cent, lOgl6
So,,1lU 1lU asked; Gainesville. Jefferson and
rcHtern lst mortgage guaranteed. ll5 bid,
er tsNe4' Gainesville jefferson and South
up. ~ arant ed, ~ bid. tl3 asked; Ocean
C,.leil. per cent bonds guaranteed By
yilN-Ial y ulroad. l02 bid. iO3lS asked; Gaines
1o.f Jtuer-on and Southern 2d guarnteed
WN4 bld, loqlS asked. '''1'
s.+aaunah A.. Gas Light stock. IS bid, II
49, Mutual Gas Light stock, % bid, a
Savannah morning news., 1885-10-25

each per cent. The market then remained
comparatively steady until toward 3 2o'clock,
when 1t yielded a fraction, and in the last
hour developed considerable weakness. In
some cases previous advances we're lost and
fractions IN addition, Western Union and
New York Central closing with net cline.
New Jersey Central %, Reading "a, aud Louis
vile and Nashville "a per cent. Pacific Mail
was down y per cent The stock sold ex-
dividend to-day. Other stocks show small
gains, while st. Paul was up ~, Oregon Rail-
way and Navigat on ia, and DeIaw re and
Hudson l5G. The closing prices in many cases
are shade below The lowest figures reached
an the last hour, and the market closed irregu-
lar but weak. Important accessious, it is said,
were made 30 the bear party to day, and room
traders were much disappointed at the fau
ure Of the market 70 advance. Much interest
was taken in the bank statement showing
reduction in the reserve fund of $50 900, and
more stringent money market is expected.
The past weeA'e business has been the largest
on the Stock Exchange Tor several years.
Sales 457 goo shares. The following are the
Savannah morning news., 1885-10-25

Per steamship Byzantine (Br), for Genoa
4,0o0 bales upland cotton, weighing l,s95,302
pounds.
500 bales upland cotton, weighing 1850, 1856
y UNITS.
Per steamship Juniata, for Philadelphia
442 bales upland cotton. 5S2 empty kegs, 100
bbs raislns l0l bbls spirits turpentinc, Z ,596
feet lumber, 63 bales "aper stock, q casks ella
bbls fruit. 1853 boxes oranges, 1853 PIX SIS mdee.
80 tons pig iron.
Per bark Weland Ger, for London-4lO, 1888
feet y planks--Jas X Clarke 4 Co.
Savannah morning news., 1885-10-25
CLEARED YE STERDAY.

Steamship Juniata Askins. Philadelphia
G. NJ Sorrei.
Steamship Byzantine (Br), Wright, Genoa
A N Minis & Sous.
Steamship Panama (Brl, Humphries, Havre
"A Minis & Sons
& 60.
Savannah morning news., 1885-10-25
Shiun,,1n 9mtrIItnrnrr.
SUNDAY VCI 70, 1ooVs
ARRIVED YE,TERUAY

Steamship Chattahoochee, Catherine, New
York-G NJ SOrrel.
Steamsh p VIM Lawrence, Kent Baltimore
u Wet Y Co.
Gamer David Clark, Daniels, Doboy, st
Simons. Darien and Brunswick-C Williams,
Agent.
Savannah morning news., 1885-10-25
YE ,TERDAY.

Steamship Juniata, Philadelphia.
Steamship WOtan Ger. Bremen.
Steamship Aueriy Bri, Reval.
BARK VerO f 1tal, Buenos AYres.
Bark Thos Z Se d lBr), EOsario.
Savannah morning news., 1885-10-25
COMMIssToNERs.

Incorporated in 1868 ~. 25 wears by the Leg
islature. for educational and charitable pur-
reserve fund Of over $3.50 900 has since been
added.
h, an 0verw helming popular vote its fran
chise was made part OF he present state
The only Lottery ever voted on ana Ind0rsed
by the people of any tate.
10 Nerer scfies og' pOsfDonss
ITS GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DRAWINGS take
place monthly.
A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A
FORTUNE. .-EleN nth Grand Drawing. Class
T., in the ACADtM1 ot MU -IC, NEW RI
l86th Monthly Drawing.
CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000.
100000 Ticke at Five Dolats ach, Frac-
Savannah morning news., 1885-10-25

Steamship NJ Lock wood tBrJ, Baily, from
the Medit, Tranean, in balast-Rich lrdson n
b irnard.
Snip Stewart freeman tBr), Raymond, Rio
metro via Delaware Breakwater, in ballast
Wilder & Co.
Savannah morning news., 1885-10-25
SPOKEN.

River, schr Pengue for Charleston; schr Po-
tosi for Wilmington, Del.
Savannah morning news., 1885-10-25
REf,EIPTS.

Brig Akbar, Holmes. from Savannah for
Boston, Oct 20, lat Al u, Ion 66 so.
Savannah morning news., 1885-10-25

NAVAL STORES.-The market Tor splrlts
turpentine continues dull and nominal; moth
ing doiug and no sales. At tie Board Of
Trade on the opening call 33c was bid for reg
ulars 1t cl. sd with nothing doing Rosn-
The ma ket was quiet and Unchanged. I Ie
melium and lower grades are easier. he
ga es for the day were about 500 barrels At
ket WAS reported firm for and above nj
dull for al others at the following quota
tions: A, B. and D Csc. + 81 rs, F 81 10,
G S 30, II 81, | 81 X SO so, $4, n 81 IS,
windO glass IS, water white S. 25. AT the
closing cal was unchanged. except for II.
which was quoted at 81 95, with sales of lO3
harrels.
Savannah morning news., 1885-10-25

e., y,y,n5. The market was quiet, but very
81 90 unchanged. There was only a smal
efa sSS 'af Tne a@GT9E 9ooT1g 6 TaSa %s
NV Nv. h..nI an lARC sales:
Savannah morning news., 1885-10-25
Gontutrrrial.
,,-7. o.vANNAH MARKET.
,rIcr oFTHE MORNING NEWS.

orFICE OF THE n JRNING NEWS. !
Of SAVANNAH, Oct. p, 1885, 5 P. MY
o,rroy.-rhe market was inclined some
80 dnllness The lower grades were
Sla' +bonrh prices were irregular The in
'a91, ,,. zras principally for the mlddling ana
sul.' ~ r~s 9. which were higher. The offer
p'''e .toek continues quite large, but there was,
i's 60, very fair business doing. The
ho"1,sI .o' ,sIss for the day were 1852 bales. On
.Ss.nre S,"' at the opening call. 10 a. m, the
oaa -arEst was reported dull steady and un-
s-,i-ed with sales Of ls5 bales. At the sec
o-tIsI Y-5 eslI. p. m. it was quiet at an advance
oha Ia Its for middlng fair, 1sc. Tor good mid
o, o. ,-biIe low middlins declined l-l6c. The
o,,Is ,s we're .79S bales. At the closing call,
sa-1' if was still quiet and unchanged, with
i.rber .I,, sales of 70l bales. The following are
Is ', oricial closing spot quotations # the Cot
Savannah morning news., 1885-10-25

NEW YORK, Oct. 24.-The weekly statement
OF Cne associated banks issued from the clear
ing house to-day, shows the following changes:
LOanz increased, S4,I74, 100; specie decreased.
$5.0l3,' 00 legal tenders decreased. 81, l54 500;
deposits decrease B., S2.6OR,S O.; circulation in
creased, $4,000; reserve decreased, IS, $40 100.
The banks now hold s31,U37 1898 in excess of
the Is per cent. rule.