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Tn attainment If Office and station
j. n, The result Of accident i: J. very
pp-.jblc that tn successful a-vir.nt
doe mol m.ri; the honors which are
sh.w.rrd unpn him. bat they do not
drop upon him Dd' 81 the clouds. On"
who has reached thr highest pinnacle
If fame may srrru to IL. only eth. sci
ID: al an accident. but II ! not III"
Gckir WIND that has blown him :" -.
ton. il mas bc he mI"h.n"r. pi parry.
~. mighty derrick thai lift, ~ mani
dad weight, up 10 the hign place. fp'
which they ar 80 p""r.' :l''"h. at an,
rate. il ! something beside accident.
Great soc.a! changes and political
! revolutions are sometimes a~t'ribu;~i -
accident: III" tide 81 baltl" mav h..
| turned by q In II indigestion. or i -li@hg
drlay In delivering q m"-,.gr, or. per
ham. a chang" IN ;ac :yiud. Rhode Ill
and wa th" last sat. that entered 'hr
Federal Union. ana tie -iurE -or- that
Tia. yDic which finally settled the mat
t.r va, determined by The fact that 4
certain member of the Legislature.
known ~ be- opposed 10 the measure.
wa- detained 81 home for the purpose
IF repairing his pig-p"n. II J. not,
however. - b- supposed that Ia" liiti"
Nla'c would have held pu' much longer,
irrr~grrliy" Of ia" p:"-yrn.
trm,- ar" not u~nirrglruily detect ii
. bv om. little accident, Dut only "a con
d:'."n 'ha' thr trilIag Circumstance
fall uui"r -" ~" Of 81 -nrr"t ani ia
, IclIlgcn' Observer. DR.. john Dpnuc, a
1 ;.mpI- di.iU" and poet, who lived three
hun 'rd year ago. w. -'roilip abo''
I IA ii- churc4-,Grd wu..r til" ~'>'pn WIS
, op.uin" Z crave. AMI o., D." happened &
throw az, - skull Dr. Dom" ob-,ry"t
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. lich hr removed and pu' in IA pocket,
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na".",l there III" ton Informed hin
'hla il wa.a jolly oiI -rul. much give
- drink. Who v", found dead ~ nr'
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character d,,- .n" bar ~ VT
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: ,ar am. account c h.d iciorr received
q, va.r uppn he suddenly q; ,n"l b.
h~andhc.rhf,f and cried M an ru.hori
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. AND JURY.
How an English Judge Dismissed a. Jury
aud Their Verdict.


An opinion is gaining ground that
iary vcrdicts are no more certain to b.
ust than the ueciS.on of judges NSao
have been trained to weigh ~. ic:lcc.
! Perhaps IT i this conviction VII IA So
cures acguieScence N the pra &c de-
scribcd aS follows by {. III. Ste phrn>:
But and this is another dif. feEcc
between the real and tn" ideal !, q tho
Jury sy>tem-we have il n iarga MUM
her of cases the more cNtraon IN I"y
spectacle of a Jury solcmnly ia II:
through a trial for the purp Sc Ok
listening to the evidence and iorYnmG
their own opinion Is In the guilt or IN.
uoccncc of the accused. and then be NJ
instructed bv the Court a. 10 tbescr.
diet they shall find. 1t is. n eve ysone
knows. the most common of )ctur
rencc> for the Judge To lecture tl,eJurN
upon their verdict and then refuse To
receive il. That the Judge >ho lid bc
more correct than the jury l. not npoN-
>ible. but then-wherefore the Jun VI In
an English ease in which The jur- had
brought in guilty Mr.. Justice Nsuie
addressed the prisoner - fc low:
Prisoner ut the bar. your c, up sol
thinks you innocent; the counsel ! u the
prosecution thinks YOU innoce u; |
think you innocent. But a jury Q your
own countrymcn. in the eNer ht of
such common sense as they posses :, Ald
il does not seem 10 be much klvI
found YOU guilty. and it remains last
should pass upon You the sente ice OF
the law. That sentence is that VOC b.
| kept in Imprisonment, for Il day. and.
rs that day WAS yesterday. YOU nay
now 8, abou. your business 70
ular Science Monthly.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-01-16
WHOOPlNG COUGH.
Damages Awarded for Introducing Oh
Disease Into n HoardinS uovs.s

Damages Awarded for Introducing q
Disease Into n EoardinS Hous..
In a case recently tried in the U1.,
States Circuit Cour. at New Ier
damages were asked against 4 lceE
because he had taken his children o
boarding house when they WERE y
with tn, w~hooping cough. The cei
of the proprietor took the disease ma
WAY. and some of the boarderS b III
house AMI went elsewhere. The CO.
held that damages must be az IN
for whatever loss resulted fru6aF
bringing OF the disease TO the i -
The opinion of the JEd-e is in
follows: The defendant took ii d
dren when they had whooping co1s4.
contagious oi.easc. 20 the boar0
housa of the plaintiff to board. andt
poSed her child and children a.
} other SoarGcrS to il, wko took il.
The jury have found that tlis
done without exercising due oSr0
I prevent taking the disease int11
boarding house. Size was put 10 4
pense. care. and labor. III conSstn0
III her child having il, and ON
were kept away BY the presencs q
whereby she lost profits. Words vt
;mrorp the charge OF having -
iagious GiSiemper are in Themselves
tionable. because prudent peoA
avoid the company of persons hS
such ds.emper. The carrying Of
sons infected 18th contagious dA
along public Croughfares. so ast3
danger the health of other tray9
indictable as n nuisance" Sd
Amcrro1n.
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Mr.. Go>>e. poet and scholar. now
leCturing in this country. never aitent-
Ell school OF college. his mother having
been his only teacher.-C..caSo I.tcr
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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-28

FINANCIAL.

LONDON. Nov. %, p. m.-Consols, 100 lis
for both money and account.
NEW YORK. Nov. "a, n0on.-Stocks firm
and active Money easy at 2@s per cent.
bonds neglected. Government bonds dull and
500 p. m.-Exchange 1883. Money closed
at 4(lD2l5 per cent. Sub-TreasuTy balancee-
Gold .sli \ ,63S 600; currency, sll.2sS 600. Gov
eminent bonds dull; four per cents. i235s:
three per GEMS. les. State bonds quiet.
The stock market WAS weak ami unusually
dull. The sales being the smallest for any day
this month. amounting to only 412,0 shares.
TIE only real 81 active stocks to-day were Sc.
Panl aud Missouri, Kansas and Texas. At the
opening prices were irregular but first quota
tiOns showed in most cases advances Of *
per cent, but the opening prices ere gen
orally about the best Of the day. There was
a decline in the forenoon Of lt@lA per cent =,
In which Vanderbi Is led, followed by adult
and steady market Tor a time and renewed
week.-mrs. later in the day, that was checked
shortly before oclOck, and an upward turn
wa gwen 10 the dnai dealings, resulting in
the closing quot ions being 1zCDk per cent.
above the lowest figures reac ed. But the
market closed barely steady. The weat meas
in Vanderbiiis after midday was directly
traceahle 10 the circulation OF dispatches re-
speeding an effort on the part OF New York
Central 10 secure vacation OF the Injunction
restraining the company from the lease Of he
W. 81 Shore and guaranteeing the bond
the latter company. This with the declara-
ton OF a semi annual dividend Ofg per cent.
on common and a quarterly dividend OF ~
per cent. on preferred stock by Northwest
ern, with dividend ON Omaha preferred.
was the only important news Of the day.
Louisville and Nashville shows 4 decrease n
earning for the third week OF November Of
sz8, zoe, although pine other railroads show an
Increase, Northwest being S77, 500. Lake Shore
Il down ~ New York Central ~, So. Paul
~, Northwest ia, Union Pacific III Erie
Pacific Mail, Texas Pacific, and Northern Pa
ciac each ], Northern Pacific preferred ~.
Omaha common ~, Oregon Transcontinental
~ per cent. and others la fractional
aTnounts. Richmond and West Point closed
at lO3< after opening az 43. The market closed
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-28

cember 921s09i<c. Corn slow and 16a1I<c
10 err: No. mixed, cash 3554 (1S6ISc, year SlS4
0Sl%c. Oats easier and very slow; No. 2
mixed, cash 2759e2s1sc; no options sold.
in good consumptive demand for pork and
bacon; bulk meats slow: Pork heavy, new
So Lard nominal at &C. Dry salt meats
loose car load lots long clear 4 Soc, short rib
4 95c, short clear loo. Bac0n--lOng clear
5 6Oc, short rib 75c, short clear &c. Hams,
90llc
BALTIMORE, Nov. ~, noon.-Flour steady
but quiet; Howard street and West
ern superhne - OoGS 80, extra 81 5000 is,
family "a $500; CITY mills superhne So 00C9
40. extra s. 5000 so. Wheat-Southern easier.
with good inquiry; Western lower but fairly
active; Southern, red 95D96c, AMBER 81 0c@
N2; No, western winter red, on spot, SSl4c
hid. Corn-Southern higher and active;
Western lower and dull; Southern, white,
new 4SS5lc, old 52'G5ic; yellow, new 459bIc.
NAVAL STORES.
LONDON, Nov. 81, 400 y. m.--spirits turpen-
tine quiet; spot 27s, December delivery 27s,
January 10 April 2Ss.
NEW YORK, Nov. %, nOon.-Spirits turpen-
tine dull. Rosin dull at 81 02lk(Gl 10.
500 p. m.-Spirits turpentine dull. Rosin
CHARLESTON, Nov. T.-spirits turpentina
steady az SIC. R0sin-strained SOC, good
strained S716,D90c nl
wILMINGToN, Nov. G.-sprlts turpentine
quiet a. Sil4c. Rosin firm; S25Se for strained
and S71Sc for good strained. Tar firm at 81 10.
Crude turpentine steady; hard 81 90, yellow
dip and virgin 81 80.
RICE.
NEW YORK. Nov. 27.-Market Arm.
CHARLESTON, Nov. 27.--Market weak; fair
ta41$c. good 4s t5l4c, prime 51SoSslc.
Tough pland sOg9Oc, tide water III OO@l 10.
Sales 480 barrels
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 2T.-Market steady;
Louisiana, ordinary TO good SsfG51sc.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-28

Falk & Son, N Paulsen & Co. w D NAPLES,
a Enrich = Bro, Epstein q Bro, W Nc
yea a A Z Hui, J Feeley. WIN Kehoe = Co,
u solomon 4 Son, w Miller, M Maclean,
n NJ Conner 4 Co, J p Williams, M Farley,
Dancy, Wood y Bro. w w Chisholm,
Ii & Co. ~ '"'0'A' n 9 " h-l''''
Per Central Railroad. Nov 27-Fordg Agt.
n ~ Conner Il Co, y NJ Farley, Baldwin 4 90.
" w Gordon Co, Chas Ellis, Bogart 8 II,
Garnett, u Co Warren & a, J + Williams,
Jno flannery Co, j Guilmartin Co, f A
We'll j. g thompson. Walter, I Il Co, j
Grover, Woods Co, A Pearson, Butler q 5.
n ID Mcintyre, M Maclean, Order, x ri
Richardson, r Fawcett. Epstein 8 Bro.
Chess Carley Co, Palmer Bros. NJ Ferst 4 co,
A Enrich q Bro, Bond, II 3 Il, Ludden 4 B.
u schwarz, JnO Lyons n Co, s X Levin j
Wilson, S Guckenheimer & Son, l. PuizeI.
5 Cohen, Woods 4 Co, w n Wilkinson. Il N
II Thompson, Lindsay 4 M, q Butler, A
Childs, Butler Bros, Meinhard Bros s. Co,
seokinger Bro. Epstein \ Bro, VIM Rogers,
Byck n 5. JnO sullivan, N ii Monk, Hart
man, j Douglass n Co, Graham & n. G II
N Griffin. X Habersham's Son q Co. J s Silva,
Cubbedgo, A krauskofr. VIM Weber, j
schwarz. ID Il Lester. SMITH Bros a Co, Thos
NuRent, g w Allen, Il Lovel n Son. G w Mar
TINS. M Boley Son, Epstein Il W, b Golinski,
Il MYERS 4 Bros. Il g johnson, Z II Carson,
baldwin 60, W G Jackson, j p Williams,
Peacock. II Il 90, Ellis, II q Co.
Per steamship Johns Hopkins. from Balti-
more-A a Aveilhe, o Butler, M Boley q Son,
=, APutuahdhs y II OhFbOu, N Lang
Bendheim Bros Co, Charleston and Saw K
X. Cuhhedgc. y Cohen, Epstein n w, w
Garrard, terst Co, Q Nj Gilbert 90, O
Easnan, A Heller, + w II Hineman, VIM
Hone Co, A Hanley, r NJ Hull. Il Keifer,
ID X Kennedy, Jno Lyons & Co, A Lefier,
hppman Bros, r. Lowell 4 Son, Lindsay q NJ.
) Miller & Co, " Il Nell 4 Co, Nathan Bros,
order Dunbar Co, order W ID Simkins, or
der Il L Mercer, order A Il Hull. order =
Bond, Palmer Bros, y Reedy, Remion, A
Scprickenberg, J Silva, ii A schwarz' III
schroeder, ii Solomon & Son, JnO sullivan.
schr Bertha, stmr David CLARK. Vale ROYAL
Mig GO, } b West & Co, A NJ 4 wv West,
Weed G, ID Wesbein
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-28


Tybee, Nov 81. 1880 p m Passed up. schrs
Fostna, Joseph Baker, Chas Morford.
Passed out, steamships City of Augusta.
VIM Lawrence.
Waiting. bark Boroma (Br).
Wind NE, light; fair.
New York, Nov 25-Arrived, schrs Sarah
ID j Rawson, French, Fernandina; Il Hal
lock Moule, Bulger, Jacksonville; Louis
Bucki, Mount. do; Prescott HaZetine, French,
do; Abbie II Gheen, Gheen, do; Caroline
Hall, Lolis, do; Annie ID Hohses, Hofises,
Cleared stmr Innexible CBr), shaw. Port
Royal, 5 G.; schr Annie p Chase, Poole. Jack
| sOnvile; Nellie Rokes. Thomson, do.
| Moutevideo, Oct 22-Sailed, bark Heros
| Nor, Thoreen, Pensacola.
wolgast. Nov 25-Arrived, bark Julie (Ger)
Aspinwall, Nov 9-Arrived, schr David "
! Hunt. Hall, Brunswlck: l4th. sailed, bark
Palais Galleon lFr), Cove, Pensacola; 10th,
| Aladdin Nor, Petersen. do.
Havana, Nov 2l-SaiIed, schr Benjamin Fa-
bebs. Thombs, PensacOla.
Boston. Nov 25--Cieared, steamship Wash
ington City lBrl, Valdez. Coosaw, g;
Baltimore, Nov &c cared, schr Emma G
Knowles, Mayhew, Savannah, and sailed.
Darien, Nov rs -ATrived, bark Prudential
Nor. Hansen. Darien via Tybee.
Cleared, sehr Chas Morse, Bath.
Key West, NOV 25-Arrived, schr Pajaro
PENSACOLA. Nov 25-CIeAred, barks Florida
Utah. Marchese, Genoa; Simpson (Itall, Gar
Delaware Break ater. Nov 95-Arrived
schr sarah smith, stockley, Savannah for
Providence, and sailed.
Bath. Me- Nov A--sailed, schr Stephen g
Hart. Rivers. savannah.
Belfast, Me, Nov 24-Arrived. schr Palatka,
ChAplcs. R0ckport. TO load for ia ksonville
Beaufort, s G.. Nov 27-Arrived, Al Port
Royal. brig Louis l. squires, from New YORK.
Arrived at COosaw, steamehip VlDdOba a,
from Charleston; American schr John II May,
Riggs, from Philadelphia.
London. Nov 27-Steamer Huntsman from
Charleston arrived at Malta Nov 2.
Steamer Ariel from Charleston arrived at
Bremen Nov Is.
Steamer Colins from Savannah arrived at
Antwerp Nov l6.
New York, Nov N-Arrived. Tallahassee,
savannah; City OF Chester, Liverpool; Will
land. Hamburg; Regulator, Wilmington.
Arrived out, slmr Elder for Bremen.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-28

Per Charleston and Savannah Ry. Nov n
S. r q w ky, Savannah Bag Factory, X b
Cassele. 5 5uckenheimer a Son, l. Bowen,
Ice Roy Myers. N Henderson. A FELTON,.
Per Savannah. Florida and Western ny,
NOV H-h HabershAm't Son h Co. 5 Cohen,
Palmer Bros, Lippman Bros. Teepe o. ~
Cox, Bacon, J a Co, McD0nough a Co, q A
shaw, W W Gordon a Co. Holcombe, q a Co,
A X Fawcett. } A Pearson. s Baker, : Glenn,
} Thompson, Mary Cummings, = n DOreett,
Dale, " n Co, w ID Simkine. warren A.
Ed Roberts, l. Hartshorn. II Myers Bros,
r Williams. q y Lamar Jr, N Ferst " Co,
Jno Fiannery a Co, South Ga Lumber Co, j
y ght. X Coakley. y II Hennessey. Chas
Ellis, n NJ Hull, X Power, Kayanaugh a y,
Lee Roy Myers, NJ L0ughead. q Durrick,
n Henderson. A Lemon, B II Levy A Bro.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-28

Per Charleston and Savannah Ry. Nov ~
a. bales cotton, IL cars wood, IS boxes tobacco
bales hides. and mdse.
Per Savannah. Florida and Western BY,
Nov Pr 800 bales cotton. 1900 bbls rosln. 81
bbls spiritsturpentine, So cars lumber, care
clay. car cattle. and mdse TO S. Y n W Ry
Transfer ONCE. 6.709 boxes oranges. 80 bbla
oranges. 20 bbls syrup, 80 bales hides. l.00e
sacks rice. "a bbls rice. 10 bbls whisky, bales
bagging.
Per Central Railroad, Nov I-3.44 bales
CT tton, tank oil, IS bales yarns 10 cases beer,
8 bales dOmestics, 10 cases eggs, lot b IA goods,
$50 bbls grits, ~ bales paper st0cg, 1881 sacks
corn. keg casting, IS pkRs mdse, box cast
ing. l47 pkgs furniture, ] crate tlnware, gas
generator, case, air pump. Dbl powder.
cars bulk oats stoves / bag oats, ! pot, 8
buggies, boxes hardware, $50 boxes soap $50
bbls rosin, | tub butter, 2l2 bble spirits tur-
pentinc. bales hides, ~ cars lumber, 20 kegs
lead, cars wood. / Dbl rice, II SACKS rice, /
Dbl syrup, ] fierce lard, bbs potatoes. bbl
nuts, % empty bbls, 8 cars cotton seed, 10 hhds
bacon. 10 cars pig iron. box paper, boxes
fruit trees, box plants, bdls rope.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-28

Per steamship City OF Augusta. for New
YOrk-24M bales upland cotton. 30 bales sea
island cotton, 90 bdls domesiics and yarns, 200
bbis spirits turpentine. 5O.307 feet lum err, Y
bales hides, ~ pkgs fresh hsh, 10 bbls oranges,
-four, 90 pkgs mdse. 2l5 tons cotton seed.
Per steamship WIN Lawrence. for Balti-
mOre--S70 bales upland cotton, l9I bales sea
island cotton. 10 6bls rice, 10 bales yarns $500
pkgs mdse.
Per bark Garibsldi Nor. for Buenos Ayres
--368,87e feet y lumber-D Bacon a Co.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-28
SATURDAY, Nov IS, 1885.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

schr Joseph Baker, Almy. Baltimore. with
coal TO Savannah Tow Boat Co; vessel TO
Jos Roberts & Co.
Schr Fostina, Philhrook, Boothbay, with
guano to order; vessel to FenimOre John
son.
Schr Chas Morford. Burdge, Milford. CT, via
New York, with guano TO order; vessel TO
Master.
Steam Lighter Panuco, Sears, Apalachico-
la--Jos A Roberts " Co.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-28
CLEARED YESTERDAY,

Steamship VIM Lawrence, Kent, Baltimore
jas Il West n Co.
Steamship City OF Augusta, Nickerson, New
York-G NJ Sorrel.
Bark Garihaldi NOR, Zakariasen, Buenos
Avres-IIolst 4 Co.
Steam Lighter Panuco, Sears. New York
Jos A Roberts Il Co.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-28
Total visible supply .2asa,0s5 2,455.1

The imports into continental ports this week
have been "a. 600 bales.
The above figures indicate a decrease IN
the cotton IN sight to date OF i2j,Oi6 bales a.
compared with the same date Of 1884, a de-
crease Of 3206l3 bales as compared with the
corresponding date OF 1883. and decrease OF
~ 9O8 bales a. com pared with 1882.
INDIA COTTON MOvEMENT.-The following
is the Bombay statement for the week and
year. bringing the figures down to Nov. 10.
BOMBAY RECElPTs AND SHIPMENTS FOR -FOUR
YEARS.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-28

oNttb DObdlO6e. yellow vans. rs Dusn oOWe-
PoULTRY.-Market firmer, demand good,
supply fair. EGGS.--Iu good demand. market
firm and moderately supplied. PEAEUTs-Am-
pie stock; demand light; native peanuts in
light request at quotations. SUGAR.-GeOrgia
and Florida, nominal; none in market.
HONEY.-No demand; nominal. Sweet pota-
toes fully supplied; demand moderate.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-28
PAssENaERS.

Per steamship City OF Augusta. for New
Ynrk-Capt w Catherine, y Askew, Henry
) TenEyck, J X Hamlet, and steerage
Per steamship VIM Laurence. for Balti-
mOre-C n Patterson. Second cabins 4
Hatch.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-28
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

schr Abbie II Gheen. Gheen, Jacksonville.
at New York Nov Is. Nov * 80 miles east Of
Currtuck. passed a sunkeD three masted
schr with topmasts above water.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-28
DEPARTED YESTERDAY.

Steamer David Clark, Daniels, Brunswick
G Williams. Agent.
steamer Ethel, Gibson, Cohen's Bluff and
landings-W I Gibson. Manager.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-28

MONEY MAREET Money easy.
DOwEsrIo EXCHANGE. Scarce. BanRs ana
bankers are buying sght drafts AT = per
Cent DISCOUNT ana selling at "A per cent. dis
count to uar. .,
FoREfGs ExCHAHGB.-Quiet; commercial,
abort, 50 S21S: Sky aays, 81 20; ninety days,
81 ~ franks, commercial, sixty uays, iaarls
srct'iIrIKs.-rhe market Is quiet, with
little doing: some Investment demand Tor "a
vannah bonds and railroad deDentures.
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SAVANNAH MARKET.
OFFICE OF THE MORNING NEWS,

OFFICE OF THE MORNING NEWS,
SAVANNAH. Nov ~. 1895. P. M
CorToN.-rhe market was frmer, more par
ticularly for mddlIngs and grades above, for
which there was a good inquiry. There was
a fair days business accomplished. The total
of sales reached 2 342 bales. On Change at
the opening call, 10 a. m, the market was
reported firm and unchanged, with sales of
l,02l bales. AT the second call, l p. m it was
steady, the sales being 733 bales. At the clos
ing call, p. M, 1t was still steady and I'M
changed, with further sales OF 59l bales.
The folio wing are the Official closing spot
nnnfatInns the CnILnn EYehanpp.
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Shipping 9mfrlIiermrr.

MINIATURE ALMANAC-rHIs DAY.
Sun RISES Observation-Disclosures. $3.50
Sun SETS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
HIGH WATER at TT Pulaski 1853 AM, 1900 N
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"
in spirits turpentine, and the market contln-
ues more or less nominal. At the Board of
reported quiet at s41zc for regulars. At the
closing call It was quiet at S415c for regulars.
RoslR.-The market was very strong and
higher There was a good inquiry, and all
offerings were taken at quotations. The sales
FOR the day were about 1900 barrels. At the
Board OF Trade on the first call the market
was reported very strong. with sales OF 79l
barrel., at the following quota ions: A, Il.
so 1917, 81 ~. X So 62lz. NJ 81 37Js. n IS,
window glass S. 80, water white So. AL the
C oslng cal { was unchanged. except for the
following grades: F 81 Is asked. 50 10 asked,
X So 60 asked.
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Shipments this week
Hrnat Britain. Cont

AccOrdlng % inc foregoing, buInDHy dppeitFs
10 show an increase compared with last
wear I'M the weeks receipts OF 5000 bales, and
a decrease IN shipments Of 5000 bales, and
the shipments since Jan. show decrease
Of AS 600 halok.
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SAILED YESTERDAY.
MEMORANDA,

Steamship VIM Lawrence, Baltimore.
Steamship City of Augusta, New York.
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RIrryo,LLOwiNG STATEMENT SHOWS THE MKT
TTs,SElPrs AT ALL PORTS FOR THE WEEKS
rBfs W. NOV. "a AND NOV. 20. AND FOR
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VISIBLE SUPPLY OF COrTON.-Below we give
the table of visible supply, az made up by cable
and telegra ph for the FindnctGL G1ed C0neneer
ciCI Chronicle to Nov. &c. The continental
stocks. as well as those of Great Britain and
the adOat, are this weeks returns, and con-
sequently all the European figures are brought
down to Thursday evening. But TO make the
totals the complete figures for Nov. 20 we
add the item of exports from the United
states, including in 1t the exports of Frlda1
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LIVERPOOL MOVEMENT FOR THE WEEK END
ING NOV. q, 1888. AND FOR THE CoRRE-
sPoNDING WEEKS OF 1884 AND 1888.