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The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1886-12-18

of the Rugby Schools free by ticke'
Doors open at 7.15. Commence at
745 P. M.
A large amount of the cold which
we feel in our houses during the
cold weather comes in through the
cracks around our doors and win
dows. This difficulty can, in a great
measure, he overcome by the use of
Rubber Weather Strips, which can
be had at 2, 3 and 4 cents per foot
according TO width at the Commits
sary.
The saving of fuel will Re more
than the cost of weather strips, and
n addition you will be able to keep
comfortable.
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Chas. Il, Blackjack,
Local Agent,
Rugby, Tenn.

A lady, who suffered fro weakness pncu-
liar to her sex. in writing to frien |. sail: 81
tried various kidney medicines, but only touod
myself growing worse. A friell tnl IN, to
use DR.. Guysott's yellow Dock and >a''ao,r-
lila. Its effect on me was 'oou in iicatel by a
clear and beautiful complexion. free lon
from aches and pans, complete re nvll o
nervous depression, painless regularity IN
habits of digestion, and otherwise. | cannot
praise the rem, dy too highly as true .tend
to suffering womanh ool. aud as strengthen
ny medicine" ..s,'t.
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AVERY MACHINE CO.,
8I2 Broadway, New York.
n,unurn 90 Feb. l3. 1881.

UAN0VFK.sV.yT FU. I'd. T79f'
After having In ,g fever ald pnen'n'ht
hal dreadful cough m c'lld nnt sleep "
night. The ioct ,rs toI me lad Consul nption
and would die. have taken six bottles OF
piso'S Cure and my cough is entifcly gone and
| am as well as ever.
EAnIlvE ;FoRp.
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FOR SALE.

A FARM of IS Acres on Rugby
Pike, 4 miles from Railroad and 3
miles from the town of Rugby
s acres cleared and fenced, and
about 90 acres cleared of all trees
The rest is heavilv timbered.
Fine house Of 5 Rooms and good
harm, built four years ago by the
late owner, who died after spending
50 900 on the property. Will be
sold cheap. Apply to
W. F. Josolyne, Rugby Tenn.
OF james Francis,
Webster, Mass.
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1886-12-18

The hest interests of humanity depend On
tn COOL he 9Th Of our women folks and var
those with brlghtest ittelle IT'S seem 10 sufF.r
IN 's' with ailments pen, qr 10 fem ,la!li,p II
=" Il to rememl er tn 1t i the w,ol, fena q
m Al be nit up to proper state
e 'ncr. pimrIe>. so swollen limbs
monthly pains, AMI other indications Of female
disease, made TO iIslpplar. robust health oil
mind md body AXE the place OF illness AMI
distress, fla Timely use is male of Dr. Ciuvsntts
f1Iow Dock AMI 'drS ,2trdIa 1t restores the
b. ~ to perfect he ilth. 1t str4 igthens tie
Muscular aud nereolS system. 1t gives ,.e
tn the digestive And urIltry o CANS, 1t l. avs
al IRRITATION Of the tnur0u, m nb:anr. in
wofi IL is per vt fen tie IN l;c,n' a"1 aids
eylry ulrtio lie nal lie. ~ OH RI me "
"4'tS T.. dave your hugs st get it. Take 40
,lJsti tie.
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ADVICE TO MOTHERS.

Are you disturbed at night aud broken Of
your rest by a sick child suffering and crying
with pain of cutting teethp | So sen al
once and get a bottle OF Mas. WlNsL,w
SooTHINs SYRUP FOR CHILDssv rsgrHlNa
Its value is incalculable. It win relieve the
poor little sufferer Immediately. Depead
upon 1t, mothers, there is no mistake about it.
IL cures dysentery and diArrhns. regulates the
tomach and bowels, cures wind cole. sotens
the gums, reduces iutltmnalion. and giv'I
tone and energy t, TIA wl1le sStn las
WINsLows SOOTHING SYRup FOR CutDaHS
LETTING Is pleasant to the taste, II is tl'
prescription of one Of the ollest AMI best e.
male nurses and phys'clans in the UnitH
States, andis for sale by all ira y4ists throu.u-
ut the world Price as centsa bottle,
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NOTICE.

DR.. Diore has removed his office
tothe Newbury House, where he will
practice until the 9TH Of January,
1887.
In order to avoid confusion par
ties desiring to h we dental opera
tons performed are respectfully
requested to notify by null only
few days in advance when an APP
poiat "A; will he duly made.
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ALLARDT LETTER

G. W. Locke and lady have re
turned from Michigan after a visit
of nearly two months. lie still likes
the South.
Mr.. Durgermaster, of Saginaw,
Mich a German Editor, is here
looking over the country. He is we'll
pleased with the south and is going
to send a number Of 6, rman fami-
lies here to l)cate. lie is a Son-In-
law of the late Mr.. Allardt and is
mach interested in our settlement
Mr.. Gerut is showing him over the
lallS.
There lave been a number Of
deer killed in our neishborhood
dnriny the last snow. MIR. William
Phillips is credited with killing the
largest one, it dressed over lO0lbs.
Your humble servant and party
succeeded i'll bagyiny four large
squirrel, instead of a fac buck.
Mr.. Willis, Of Mich, who cam
here for his health, is improving
very fast.
DR.. Brockett is also gaining H.
is well pleased with this country an1
thinks 1t is just the place tvr a per-
son that is affected with lung di
sease.
We are going to have a Christina
tree and "a big time is looked for b.
all the young people.
We have the best school there
IN Ftntress County, Miss Drocke'
is the teacher.
MIR. ,yrus Clark is still con6ne
to the house.
LIZ.
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WAssaDY, sp n bt ptSfs sos 70
an old FIRM References renuirsl. Perma nrnt position
and good salary. GAY BROS, IL Barclay st., N. X.
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WONDERFUL CURES

WONDERFUL CURES
W. d. HOvt L. Co, Wholesale and Reteil
Druggists of Ro ne, ia. say: We have be II
selling DR. Kings New discovery. Electric
Blttars and Bucklen's Arnica SalvA for two
years. I've never handle remedies that sell
ar give su h universal satisfaction.
been some wonderful cures effect
medicines in this city. Several
nonnced ConSu npt,on have beeu
eG by the use of n few hotties Of
New Discovery, taken in connec-
W Feet rc Blttcrs We guarant c
Sold by all Druggists.
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1886-12-18

O the shaking of the aguel
Q DE tortlres of Neuralgia
o the misery of dyspepsia!
Q TIC MIetchcdness of headachel
. tie grjpes of bilious colo
All Of these will surely vanish
Like tic snow before tie Suuthwind,
II YOU il only take SMITH 5 BILE BEANS.
You can Luy them at your drug store
For a quarter Of dollar;
And if yon will only try them
You will never 10 without them.
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Terms 1:

Nne 'caT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .5O
Ditto. Foreign Subscriptions. ........ 200
Payable in advance.
Foreign subscribers can remit bv registere
letter or 20. Order on Cincinnati. Ohio.
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Every one should tell his ueighbor that the
best remedy for curing coughs and cclds, anil
the only sure cure for consul nption is Dr.
WiStar's !,aisam nf VIII Cherry 1t is pleas
ant to take and very soothing aid healing IN
Is effect.
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Advertising Rates:
LOCALS.

the week at Robbins.
Mr.. A. Churchill is acting as AS
sistant Postmaster.
e. SKENE has been appointed
Agent for the Gainsford Buggy CO
The usual large assortment of
Christmas Goods, both useful and
ornamental, at the missary.
The Ladies' Church Working So
ciety will meet on Tuesday next at
2p. NJ. at Mrs Blacklock's.
Mr.. Goodin,, of Jamest wn, was
in town on Tuesday.
J A. Dimling has received ano-
Their order of Chr ,Stma> Goods.
The Public Sch,ol clo>el for
fortnight's Christmas holiday yes
terday.
Mr.. Jas. Milmow left for Cincin-
natl on Monday last He expects to
lie away until spring.
Buggies, Carriages and Phaetoas
at low prices at Skene's
We had another fall of snow on
Wednesday last. Our winter has
commenced early this year.
Mr.. Stubs, Post office Inspector
WAS in town on Wednesday and
Thursday,
Boots and s. oe', Dry Goods and
Notions just receive at Dlmlins's.
: lev. x. L. Peters will hold Ser
wee at the Church on Thursday
e.ening next at 80 NJ.
Skene want, ooti ms Oil Rial Els
tate in or near Rugby.
The Arnold School will close on
Thursday next for the Christmas va
c,tlvn, and will re ,tsse.n lie on
Monday morning, January ID, 81
CIGARS and Cigarettes of the
best brands sold by j. A. DIM ling.
There was no meeting Of the Social
Club last night on account of the
bad weather. Tie election of 'tfieeis
is therefore postponed until Jan. 7.
Mr. and Mrs. I Lyon White, 0
Fargo, Dakota, are staying for a
few days at the Newbury House.
ARE you in nee 4 ola good pail
OF Boots or Shoes? You will I'm,
large assortment at very low prl
ces at Rugby Com mlssary.
There will be 4 celebration Of the
Holy Communion at Christ Clurc |
tomorrow Sunday morning a
So'clock.
Saturday next being Christina
Day, there will be Services a
Christ Church ut [ A NJ, consist
ing of Morning Prayer, Sermon anl
Holy Communion.
On Monday evening there will b
a practice of the Christmas musi
at thirst Church at 7.3)p.M.
A nice Christmas present. pa
of Ladies or Misses Rubber Boots
Just the thing fer snow and mud.
good supply of the above at I'll
Commissary.
Mr.. Mon.gomerie Boyle starte
for England on Sunday eyenin
last. He expects to return early
the spring.
We are requested to announ
that, in future, the letter box in t
entrance door of the Post Office W
be cleared half an-hour before t
departure of each mail
The entertainment 20 be given
the Commissary Hall on Christm
Eve will consist ot farce. christ N
tree, music, etc. Price of admissi
Is cents. children belonging to a
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The Chattanooga
Dlil7 Commercial
d New Republican Jomna(.
Runklen's Arlicl S}lVe.

BuoIloD S ArlI31 N%lVo.
THs BEST S,Lve IN thu worl for Cuts
Cruises Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rhcun, Fever
Sores. ;ettcr. Chtppel IIalis, Chilblains
Coras. AID all Skin t;ruptions. AL pos lively
cures Piles 1t is guarantee TO give perfect
satisf action. or money REFUNDED |. Price -
cents per box. For sale by Rugby dag
Store.
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To any bolv who has disease of throat or
mugs, we Will senl proof that Pisos Cure Tor
Copsu nption has cared the same complaint
IN other cases. A ldresS,
Il. L. HAzELTtNE, Ware Pea.
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They Exchanged FaIse teeth.

Mrs. Carrie Stroud, manager Of a Bridge
port. Conn, boarding house, hal occasion
several years ago TO go TO New York. On
reaching the station she WAS Mortified 10 find
that she had forgotten her upper teeth.
thoughtful domestic, however, had noticed
the fatal oversight and arrived with the ivo-
ries lust as the train was about to move. The
teeth were nervously lodged in the proper
place, but It wss not long before the matron
felt disaNeeable sensation IN her jaw. There
seemed to be some mis6t that lnterfered with
the working Of the machinery. and she dis
covered that the pulp had peculiar cigarette
flavor as IL passed down. Then she had a
Kind OF qualm which she conndingly charged
to the extreme heat ana the car ride. When
Albert Brown, who WIS one OF the boarders.
came down to late breakfast, he yentured
10 dem and who had been in his room. for his
upper teeth had disappeared. Tho mystery
was unrayeled when the matron returned in
the evening. Brown declined to resume old
relationship with his tramp teeth.
A TwELvE-YEAR-oLD BOY, swimming in the
surf at Riverside, CAL. straddled a log float
ing in the water just as breaker flung log
and boy on the beach. The log came down
on the 10Y, crushing his skull, Killing him in
stantiy.
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MEMORANDA.
New York, Aug lS-Arrived, schrs Eta Nj
Barter, Barter. Brunswick, Ga; VIM Freder-
lex, Flowers, Doboy.
Copenhagen, Aug l5-Pasee bark Schiller
GER, Zepiein, Savannah for Cronstadt.
Liverpool, Aug lS-Sailed, bark Tampa
Nor, Olsen, Savannah.
London, sailed from Gravesend Sth, bark
Harold Haarfa ger tNor), Hansen, Pensacola.
Apalachicola, Aug lS-Cleared. bark Levan-
ter. Gerry. Boston.
Brunswick, Ga. Aug ls-Cleared, schrs Aus
tin ID knight, Drnkwater Boston; Aaron
Reppard. Lake, Clenfuegos.
Darien, Ga, Aug lS-Cleared, schrs Hermon
b Ogden, Church, New York; Flora Condor,
Burgess, Bridgeport.
GEORGETOWN, u q, Aug ls-Arrived, schr +
Il Leisenring, Davidson, Savannah.
Jacksonville, Aug lS-Arrlved, schr Pres
colt Hazeltne, French, Belfast.
Cleared, schr Frank NJ Howes. Grove, Bal
timore.
Pensacola Aug lS-Arrived, bark Alabama
p UtaD, PelieranO, Genoa.
Cleared, bark Fiume Il CAusl, Valcich, Bue-
nos Ayres.
Philadelphia, Aug lS-Arrived, bark syria,
Pattangall, Brunswick.
Perth Amboy Aug H-Sailed. schr Geo w
Lochner, WilbAnk, Brunswick, Ga.
st Auguntne, Aug l9-In port, schr Isabel
Alberto, Bishop, from New York, arrived 18th.
New ! ork, Aug 20-Arrived, steamships Bo-
hema from Hamburg, Elder from Bremen.
Arrived out steamship Germanic, New
York FIR Liverpool.
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CONsIGNEEs.

Per Charleston and Savannah Rv. Aug 20
Transfer Office. $. + Il w Ry, Lnddep n d,
Lefler. Miss n Taylor, A a AveilEe. Tele-
phone Elk, T. Lovell Il Son, A Miller Il Co
Il p Bond, Smith Bros Co, G E stults, c 6
PaceLti, SolOInons Co, Lippman Bros, Il T.
Townsend, Fraser Il Co, j w Hinson q Co,
II Sanders, u Ruwe.
Per savannah. Florida and Western Rail-
Aug 2O--TraDsfer Office. Kavanaugh Il b,
NJ Fcrst & Co. Smith Bros n Co. Paul Decker,
$ GuckcnheImer & son, II Myers Il Bros, G. V
Henderson, NJ Y Henderson. Ii Champion,
w Miller, Acosta a. E, Weed n g. II Fields,
Kennedy Il NJ, n Lowell n Son, Graham x II,
Al Sampson, } IA Clarke Co, Dale, ID Il Co,
McDonough Il Co, } III Hennessy, Arnold n T,
Geo Myers. Palmer Bros, J. Silas, DIR ID Cox,
Lee Roy MYERS. Garnett, 3 Co. Woods n Co,
Epstein w. G Walter q Co, Baldwin q Co,
II M Conner q Co. NJ 4 Mcintyre, Her
ron a. G., Jno Flannerv ~ 20. J p Williams.
w @ Jackson, Jones, w Hinson b Co,
Ella, III 4 Co.
Per Central Railroad. Aug DO Fordg ACT
w w Gordon X Co, j s Wood a. Bro, j X
Germany, III NJ Conner a. Co, Lee Roy MYERS,
NJ Y &c Mcintyre, M Farley, TIP Bond,
Jno Flannery & Co, George Il g, j G. Butler,
Holcombe, G. Il Co, q IL Carson, L Falon,
Richardson n h, r M Hull, Palmer Bros, = ii
McAlpip. J Rosenheim Il Co. Blodgett, NJ Il
Co, smith Bros Co, p Cohen, Il A schwarz,
Az Miller u Co. Times, j Bryan, Vale
Royal Mfg Co. w ID Dixon, Singer Mfg Co, ID
Lindsay d M, Lippman Bros, Mohr Bros. | G
Haas, A Ianley, Palmer Bros, r II Thomson,
McDonough Il y, Weed & G, Mrs q E Dray-
ton, T. e Stults, Bendheim Bros A Co, J ii
Schroeder, Lilientbal 4 son, Epstein Bro,
Rieser q 5, Ward Co, DC Bacon a Co, i
Putzel, NJ Ferst n 90, Frank n Co, Ocean S
Co, McDonough Il Co, Peacock, II a Co, J J
Brady, J Williams, Ellis. III a Co, Ray Q,
J w HinsOn q Co, Wei9hselhaum. Pearson
-. Gnckenheimer & SON, e L Cheatnam,
Herman & X.
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LIST OF VESSELS IN THE POET OF
SAVANNAH.
SAVANNAH, August 20. 1885.

SAVANNAH, August ~, 1850.
STEAMSHIPS.
City OF Augusta. 2,s70 tons, Nickerson, New
York. ldg-G NJ Sorrel.
VIM Lawrence, l.O49 tons, Snow, Baltimore
ldg-J West & Co.
Two steamships.
Salomone tItall, $40 tons, Grasse, at quaran-
tine, wtg-A Il SaIas q Co.
Insula Capri (Nor), 1894 tons, Danielsen, at
quarantine, wtg-A II Salas & Co.
Biskop Brun (NOr), 6S2 tons, Johausen, Eu-
rope, ldg-A X salas & Co.
Walborg NOR, 6l9 tons, Knudsen, Europe,
ldg-A r Salas & Co.
Gna (Nor), SS8 tons, Anderson, Europe, ldg-
Poseidon NOR, 5S4 tons, Borresen, Europe,
ldg-A Salas Il Co.
Noe Utap. 5l3 tons, Cacace, Europe, ldg-A
Cora Nor, 855 tons. Asblonsen, at Tybee,
wtg-M S COsulch Il Co.
Vaan Nor. 372 tons. Randuln, at quaran-
tine. wtg-M Cosulich Il 90.
Mascotte port, 81 tons, Coelho, at quaran-
tine, wtG-M Cosulich & Co.
Sequel (Brl, 534 tons, Richards, Europe, ldg--
M COsulch IL Co.
Sereia port, asa tons, Refs, at quarantine.
wtg-Chas Green's Son Co.
Caroline Nor. 57S tons, Sorensen, Europe,
ldg-Paterson, Downing g Co.
Aeolus Ger, SIS tons, Christensen, Europe,
ldg-Holst IL Co.
Fourteen barks.
sCHooNERs.
Ida Lawrence, 4s0 tons, Young, Baltimore,
ldg-Jos Roberts Il Co.
Douglass Hovey. 1853 tons, Wright, Perth Am
boy, lds-Jos A Roberts & Co.
Martha Bement, 455 tons. Townsend, Boss
ton, ldg-Jos A Roberts g. Co.
Belle Hooper, 45l tons, Gilkev, Philadelphia,
dis-Jos A Roberts X Co.
Harold Beecher, 3i5 tons, Bond, New York,
cld-Jos Roberts h Co.
Denike, 42s tons. Townsend, Baltimore, lda
Jos Roberts Co,
Six schooners.
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RECEIPTS.

Per Charleston and Savannah Rv, Aug 20
l car coke, 10 boxes TOBACCO, Go caddles tObac-
co. IL bbls spirits tIupentine, 10 boxes varnish,
boxes balm, IA boxes med, Is bags peanuts,
and mdse.
Per Savannah. Florida and Western Ry,
Aug 20--S6 bales cotton. ii cars lum Der. 3 cars
wood, car cattle, 2 cars coal, l car oats. "A
cars bran, bbls syrup, sacks potatoes, ,l0l
bbls rOsin, $50 bbls spirits turpentine, Is bales
hides, bales wool, and mdse.
Per Central Railroad. Aug 20-33 bales cot
ton. "a bales yarns, 30 bales dOmestlcs, bales
hides, bale leather, pkgs paper, 1888 pkgs
tobacco, / pkg feathers, 2 pkgs lard, 1891 lbs
bacon. l6l bbls spirits turpentine, 324 bbls ro-
sin. $50 bbls lime, 4,4sl lbs fruit, 1907 bushels
oats, 100 sacks bran, 81 bbls liquor, 2.700 bush
corn. so hf bbls beer. lao or do, 35 bbs flour,
3s cars lumber, 2 cars wood, so pkgs wood In
shape, llS tons pig IRON, "a bbls clay, 20 pkgs
Irvine, case llqupr, Dkgs machinery, car
railroad iron, Is doz brooms, 200 pkgs mdse, l5
bales paper stock, pkgs junk, $50 pkgs emp
ties. l04 pkgs paint, , cars brick, 2zS pkgs
hardware, cases plaids, 10 cases eggs, cars
watermelons.
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Portland, Aug 49, Notice is herebygiven that
the following changes have been made in the
buoys in Machias River, Maine: Spar buoy
No on Round Island has been changed to a
iirst-clas can; spar buoy No 2 Randall's
Point, has been changed TO a second-class can
has been established off Birch Point between
the above can Duoys.
Also new epar buoy. black, No 1, has been
established TO mark the east end OF Green
Island (so-called) N Englishman's Bay, Me.
By order of the Lighthouse Board.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

WRESTLING BUOY OFF PEAKED HILL BAR,
CAPE COD.
Notice is hereby given that on or about Sept
l, 1885, whistltpg buoy. painted red, with
PHB in white letters, will be moored IN IL
fathoms of water, about one mile from land
and one-half mile outside of Peaked Hill
outer bar, Cape Cod, Mass Magnetic bear
ing and distance is as follows: Cape Cod
LighI house, SIC by s, distant about 45s nauti-
cal miles.
The buoy will be sounded by the action Of
the sea and given from 20 to 80 blasts per min
ute.
Bv order OF tho Lighthouse Board.
Washington, DC, Aug 10, 1885.
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MARKETs BY TELEGRAPH,
FINANCIAL.

LONDON, Aug. 20, noon.-Consols, lQl for
money, lOl LID for account.
Up. m.-Consols, l0l lie.
NEW YORK. Aug. 20, moor. Stocks quiet and
heavy Money easier at per cent. En-
chaDge-long, 81 Sl94 8l%; SHORE, 81 S3@4 49,.
state bonds neglected. Government bonds
duh but steady.
500 p. m.-Exchange. 81 81. Money closeu
at 4(G1 per cent. Sub-Treasurv balances
Gold. 1927 903 900: CURRENCY. 1921. S75. 0cO. Gov
eminent Donds dull but firm; four per cents,
1865: three per cents. 1905 bid. State bonds
dui.
The stock marx ct to-day may be said to
have fully recovered from the uncertain tenn
per OF the past few days, al d il made further
progress in the direction OF higher prices.
This result was principally due to the inn
proved feeling in regard to the money
market. There was an announcement OF
and considerable capital was made out CT re
ports OF probable DEVELOPMENTS upon the re-
turn Of Vanderbilt and Garrett. The amount
OF New York Central stock Withdrawn FOR
shipment is now stated at 1900 shares. and
the stock is scarce upon tine street. There
was heavy purchasing of Laokawanna by in
siders, and the announcement of the action Of
the coal committee was followed by an i'm
proyement in prices over the whole list.
Everything was higher at the opening, adj
vances ranging from 1Slg5s per cent, the lat
ter for Erie. The market in the early trading
was barely firm. while Omaha was weak anu
Pacific Mail strong. The market recovered
its firm tone before noon, and 80 continued
until the last hour, when a decided advance
took place, the market closing strong. Final
prices show galrs invariably. and st. Louis
and San Franc 500 preferred is up 80. Lack
awanna l34. Wabash preferred ia, Lake
Shore ia, o.. c.. G. and I. rs, Michigan Gem
trail g New York and New England IL. New
YORK Central l1s, and Pacific Mail and
Western u MON per cent. each. Sales PAS, 600
shares, the market closing at the following
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PASSENGERS.

Per steamship VIM Lawrence, from Balti-
more-H Howard and wife, Chapman.
Il y Turner. w Shaterton. ii b Baston, J II
Conroy. Secoad- class-Mr Green, j II Cordy.
Mrs Sarah shapcn, Mrs VIM Lippir, Mrs Il
Upper.
Per steamship Tallahassee. for New York -
Mr. and Mrs + NJ YanDyke. W Ried, k z
Norton, NJ rs NJ Baker. Mrs II Corson Rev G
w Morrill,. II Gumbert, Miss NJ Savge and
svt, W Cumming. q w saxon. j A Prentiss,
II Slvcrman, j II Simon. McGinnis, James
Daily. DIR G q Larcombe, Mr. and Mrs Il A
Hemphill and child, w A Parramore. A NJ
Barney, Mi 8 Barney, Solomon. 4 = Keck.
j o LaRoach. A Hattamer, Capt II NJ Branch,
and steera2e.
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500 - ................. 7 GOA g 90
900 '' ............... 8 GOA 0 90
!, 900 I" ................... . OOa10 90
Mill timber 81 below these figures.
FREIGHTS.
LUMBER-By Sail-The demand for ves-
sells continues. There were no arrivals.
There are quick cargoes Offering here
and at Darien for New York. Philadel-
phia and other good ports The freight limits
are from SIS 80 to s. rs from this and the near
Georgia ports to Baltimore, Philadelphia,
Der ut 5OcaS1 90 higher than lumber rates. To
the West Indies and windward, nominal; to
South America, 81 50al3 so; to Spanish and
Mediterranean ports. $40 60all 90; 10 United
Kingdom for orders, timber, 27a28c; lumber,
IS los. Steam-To New orr. 81 90; to Phil
adeiphia. 81 90; to Boston, 50 Co.
NAvALSToRES.-Firm Foreign-Cork, ETC.,
for orders, As Cd. and, or, 3s 3D.: Baltic, IS.
Coastwlse- Steam-To Boston, SOC on rosin,
81 90 spirits; to New York, rosln soc, spirits
SOC; to Philadelphia, rosin SOC, spirits soc; to
Baltimore, rosln SOC, spirits zoe.
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Per steamship Tallahassee. for New York
66 bales upland cotton, 4 IS bales domestics and
yarns, $50 bbls rosfn, 50 Dble spirits turpen-
tine, 30, 600 feet lumber, 3i7 tons pig iron 276
PIX gs mdse. 1929 melons. sr
Per schr Harold & Beecher, for New York
812, GOA feet D lumber-D @ Bacon & Co.