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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-09-04
PASSENGERS.

Per Savannah. Florida and Western Ry.
Sept 3--Tra psfer Osice. Jno Flsnnery& Co, p
j Fallon. Lee Roy Myers. Nj Y Henderson, A
g Mcdonald, Meinhsrd Bros u Co, Weed n G.,
EnstoAn N Bro. Ferst q Co. Epstein Il w,
II MYERS Il Bros. Peacock. IL & Co, G Il Stults
Neidlnger q Il, BendheIm Bros 4 Co. George
Meyer. M Boley & Son, A Hanley. West Bros,
EckmAn y V, Norman & X Smith Bros n Co
j A Pearson. Dale, d a. Co, McDOnouRh n Co
w Hawkins, Khvsnaugh u b, Teeple " O.
f Lowell & Son, S Guckenhemer u Son, j II
Hennessy. y Hull, Mohr Bros. X Il Csssels
MY&D DMcIntire, G Walter g. Co, j Lang
NJ Farley, " w Gordon a Co, Woods Il co,
II M Conner d Co, J w Hinssn a. Co, Heron
h g, Ellis, II q Co. > T. Williams, Butler & s,
Is MaelaaD, w g Jackson.
Per Central Railroad. Sept g. Fordg Ct
Jno FlanneTv u 20. ii IA Conner q Co. HERON
II 6. w w Gordon n Co. 4 NJ FARLEY, Order
J $ Wood AZ Bro. Woods & CO. Baldwin Il Co,
j p Williams, warren. n A, Garnett, S & Co,
I'D Mcintyre, III Maclean. Warnock &
w. II solomon u Son, 4 Is HUI, q ID Hodges
HyInes Bros Il Co, Lindsay h N, Frank a. Co
A r. Champion. Jas Hart h Bro, c s Park,
A Falk & Son. Fl Myers q Bros, G IT Carson,
Anderson 4 II, NJ Boley q Son, II WR Hin
man. A NJ & G w West, G NJ Gilbert & Co, b
Il Armstrong, S GuckcnheImer q Son, Times
"a T. Cheatham. PeacocK. II & Co. Hart & r.
NJ Ferst & Go. w G Jackson, Hppman Bros,
G. Oclead, Weed Il &, Power u NJ.
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Brunswick. Aug 24-Cleared. bark Alexan-
der (Nor), Falkenburg. Pernambuco.
Galveston. Aug 80-Cleared, schr IL Lewis,
Asbury, Cedar Keys.
Philade phia, Aug 3G-Cleared, schr Ruth L
Carlisle, Mcbride. Savannah.
New FORK. Aug 3l-Arrived, schrs marina
bement, Chase, savannah; Harold beecn-
er, Bond, do: Nettie Langdon. Bagley, Kings
Ferry. Fla; Herman Ogden. Church, Doboy;
u X Congdon, Terrell, Georgetown, 5 o..
- Cleared. bark Freda A Wiley, Gilchrist,
Pensacola.
Sailed, bark Ada CARTER. Port ROYAL. s G.
Cronstadt Aug 27--Arrived, bark Schiller
Ger, Zeplin, Savannah.
Lizard, Aug 8l-Passed, bark Meteor GER.
NoSs, Hamburg for Savannah.
Tarifa, Aug Pip ssed, bark Florida Utal,
Marchese, Pensacola for Genoa; brig Clemen-
Una (Sp), Rabassa, Brunswick for Valencia.
Brunswick, Ca. Aug 3l--Arrived, schr Nj Il
Bramhall, Woodruff, Charleston.
eaueo, brig Carrie Pickering, Marshall,
Boston; schr Minnie Bonsall, Lodge, New
York, Sept J, bark Mamie It Bell, Hun, Bos-
ton; schr Tom Williams, Miles, Baltimore.
jacksonville, Aug 3i-Arrlyed, schr May
Brown, Kinnon. Baltimore land cleared for
Georgetown, C).
Cleared, schr Prescott, Hazetine, French,
New York.
Pensacola, Aug SO-Arrived, bark Edward
Gushing, Bckmorc, Key West. brig Herman,
Hichhorn, Barbados; schrs Mary Spragae,
Poland, Galveston; Walter l. Plummer, Plum
mer, do; Slst. Martha, Galveston.
Cleared both, ship Senator Weber tSw),
Wnck. Goestemunde.
Arrived at quarantine prior to 27th, bark
jupiter RUS, Johaunesen, st Thomas.
Arrived Sept !, schr Nellie Blanche, john
son, New York.
Cleared, bark Bombay Utah, Candy.
Grimsby.
Providence. Aug Sl-Sailed, schr Cassie
jameson. Coles, Savannah.
Wiscassett, Aug S0-Sailed, Ella NJ Halves,
Purngton, st Augustine, Fla.
New York, Sept Cleared, steamship Mer-
cia lBrl, Taylor, Port Royal.
sailed, brig Lewis !. Squires, savannah.
llelsingborg, Aug 27--Arrived, bark Minnet
(Sw). Pahlsson. Savannah for Riga.
Penarth, Sept Arrived, bark Ottone Padre
Utall, Repett0, Pensacola.
Boothbay, Aug 3--Arrived. schr Nj K Raw
ley, Rawley, Boston for Georges river. to load
for Port Royal.
Darien. Ga, Sent ARRIVED, bark Auseklis
(Rus), Neuman, Rochefort.
Key West, Sept ARRIVED, schr Aaron,
KinVsland. from Havana.
Philadelphia, Sept ARRIVED, schr Brooke
Rokes, Robertson, Jacksonville.
Perth Amboy, Aug 3l-Arrived, schr J B
Holt Look, New York, to load for Bruins
wick, Ga.
New York Sept 3-Arrived, stmr City of
Berlin, Liverpool.
Arrived out. stmrs Wisconsin. New York
for Liverpool; Elder, New York for Bremen;
britannia, New Y Ork for Liverpool.
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Markets BY TELEGRAPH,
FINANCIAL.

LONDON, Sept. 3, nOon.-COnsols. 100 1916
for money, lOI for account.
NEW YORK. Sept. 3. noOn.-Stocks dull but
steady. Money quiet at 5C97 per cent. Ex-
4 s415. State bonds neglected. Government
bonds duh but firm.
500 p. m.-Exchange, As20ts5. Money
closed at 5@7 per cent. Sub-Treasury bal
ances-Gold. Sl2S. 1885, 600: currencv. S27,lll.-
OC0. Government ponds dull; four per cents.
1875: three per cents, 1000 bid. State bonds
dun but steady
The stock market to-day, except for the
first few minutes. was decidedly strong. and
the volume of business, as compared with the
previous days of this week, was about doubled.
Extraordinarily favorable traffic returns in
duced new buying, principally among gran
gers and trunk line shares. There was little
dong for foreign account, the market here
being kept above the London market through
out the day. Changers we're decidedly the
feature OF the day. while in the afternoon
Union Pacific was very strong and Louisville
and Nashville received considerable atten-
ton. The opening was very tame, but prices
showed advances from Isl13S per cent. gener-
ally. There were some slight recessions IN
the early tradipg from the opening figures,
but these were Afterwards recovered and
dull but generally firm market existed until
noon, there being no special feature. except a
movement in Consolidated Gas. In the after
noon, however, under the leadership Of st.
Paul, the market became more active and
stronger, and without reaction continued to
advance until the last half hour when real-
cations caused some slight recession from the
best prices. The market, however, closet
firm at about the best figures reached The
business of the day focus up 100000 shares.
st. Paul was the only really active stock.
Everything on the active list is higher to-
night, and st. Paul and Union Pacific are up
~ per cent. each. Lake shore IL, New Yor,
Central "a. Louisville and Nashville, North
ern Pacific preferred, Omaha and Oregon
Transcontlnental l each, and others frac-
tional amouDts The following are the clos
ing QuOthtiOnE:
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COTTON.

LIVERPOOL, Sept. 3. noun.-Cotton stead 2,
without quotAble change IN prices: middnng
uplands 51sd; mIddlinGOrleans 3-C4d: ales
5000 bales, for speculation and export 800
bales: receipts none.
Futures: Uplands. low middling clause.
September delivery. 56-Gi@j 7-64u: seDtem-
Der and October. 2-64d: October and No
vember, 4 63-G4Gt4 62-64d: November and be
cember. 81 -6Id; December and January.
62-6id; Januarg ana February, 4 G2-84d /;
February and March. ID. Market steadv
Tenders fordeliyerles 800 bales new Docket.
200 p. m.-The sales to-day included z, 100
bales OF American.
Futures: Uolands. low middling clause.
September delivery. 6-Gid, buyers; Sep
TENDER ana October 2-6ld, sellers: October
ana November, e2-Gfd. BUYERS: November
and January. $3.50. sellers; January ana
February, 4G2-6id. buyers: February anu
March. 81, value: March and April. 2-O4d,
value: April ana May 5-G4d. sellers. Mar
ket quiet
100 D. m Futures: Upands. low mid
ding claufe. September delivery, 7-6id.
srllers; September and October. 3 9. Gid. boy
ers: October and November. ~ -f8d. buyer :
November anu December 6l-G4d. sellers:
December and January. 62-G{d. sell"rs;
January and February. H2-04l. blJ ers: Feb
ruary and March. Cd, bus ers: March and
April, b2-6id, luyFrs: Aprii ANA May, Jj-G4d,
sci ers. Futures closed a. O..
Sales for The W.. X. 5l,OOO Ddlcs--A merlca =
$4,000 bales; SPECTATOR took J 200 bales [:
eXDortera took 100 bales' Tor" Arded from
ships side direct ~ spinners $500 uacs I,
actual direct 10 splr ncrs 200 bales: actual
exports, 1880 bales: total Imports. 10 d00 ba os
American s 900; total stock 456. 900 bales
American 100000 la cs: total anOat, $4,000
ba ies-Americau 70. 900 bales.
NEW IoRK. Bept. =. Doon.--COttOn opened
steady; middling upubds 3-lGc; middling
Orleans 93sc: sales 425 bRles.
Futures: Market openod qpiet butsieady.
with sales as follows: sep,e'nDer delivery.
O7c: October. 0Tc; November. Zoe: De-
cember. 0 l3c: January. 2ic; February.
sc.
500 y. m.--Market closed steadler: middlmg
uplnnds,9 l'c: middling Or'eans. t.c;oaies
40l bales: gress re cipis 1856 bales.
Futures: Market closed steady, with sales
OF ~ 500 bales, - follows: September deiiv
cry. lSc; October pose: So,ember, no
23c; February, y a0te dc: March. $50
39c. Apri. sld9 3sc: MAJ. Q 5000 $50 I;
June G3ss9 6sc: IDiY. ? Tll1g 72c.
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SNTLTO Ye,rERO
Steamship CITY OF Auausta. New York.

Brake. Aug q fu"t i7j--Arrived. bark Carl
hOu f5rJ BlArhEioct. ~ 1hOmgs with cargo
e. bark Minnehsh rom Pcnsacola.)
BnmeD, Avg 3D--hrriyei. barE Heii
(N0r). Andei son, ApalAchicnla,
Sw nsea. Aut 2S--Arriyed, bark Pcllicano
HtaD, Rocco, Pensacola.
sharpness, Aug 49, Arrived, bark Onward
tBrl, souther. Pensacola.
santo-. July .-oaiied. barks Argo fNor),
AreGt-en. SsEtnB o.; 3lst. Daginal tNOrl, Tor
savannah. Uni Nor. sbalham. ryboe.
50 Vincent. 'uy 9-Sailed, brig Brodrens
(N0TJ. Olsen. Tybee.
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NAVAL SToREs.-The receipts for the past
week have been 1861 barrels spirits tur-
pentlne and a.;;23 barrels rosin. The exports
were Il barrels SPIRITS turpentine and Is 300
barrels rosIn moving as foilowa: To New
York. 763S barrels rosIn ana 2S3 oar
refs spirits turpentins: TO Baltimore. l52
barrels snirits turhentlne and 2,93i barrels
r, SIN; to Boston. 1876 barrels spirits turpentiue
and 2>6 barrels nsin; to ondon. 1000 barrel
spirits turpentne; to Rotterdam. $50 barrels
spirits turpenune and $3.50 barrels rosin; 10
Antwerp, 1884 barrels 50 rits turpentlne and
LOCO barrels rosin; TO the interior 59S bar
rels spirits ;urpe ntine ana 1875 barrels rosin.
The following are. the Boaru of Trade
orotations: R0sln-A and @ c. & 95c, D 81 90
sl05. F$l 10, q 81 l21s. H 81 22I2, 81 421s. X
81 70. NJ 81 IS. s. u. window glass
81 s. water white So 20. Spirits turpentine-
regulars H3c. bid.
aecetpts, Shipments ang Stoot from April I,
1856, 10 tGt6, and for the oOrrssDondin2 data
I1st year.
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RECETpTQ
Per Charleston and Savannah Ry. Sept g.
10 nj cotfon

Per Charleston and Savannah Ry. Sept o.
10 bales cotton.
Sept $3.50 bales cotton. 10 cars lumber. cars
wood. car -four, cars cattle, 2.082 bbs rosn,
b63 bbls spirits turpentine, Is bbls whisky. n
ba es hides, bales wool, l car brick. and
mdse.
Per Central Railroad, Sept 3-5ls bales cot
ton. 80 bales Yarns. Al bales domestIcs, 2 bales
hides. pkg tobacco "a bbls spirits turpentine,
bran, 70 pkGs furniture, I75 bbls nour, 10 sacks
meal, 1Gl lbs -four, % pkgs wood. 6 cars pig
iron, > pkgs Irvine, pkg vegetables, car
railroad iron, 40 .pbgs mdse, pkGs empties, AZ
bales paper stock, bbls paint, car pipe. 80
pSgs hardware.
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CONSIGNEES.

Per steamship CITY OF Augusta. for New
York-W J Brotherton. A Hutchinson, Mrs X
Thompson. r Il Sinclair, Miss Hart, Miss j
Thompson. MRS r Smith. j r Manning. James
Filan. JnO CraiGhead. Mrs l. Mallory, Miss
A schwarz. Mrs . Leby, J G. Garnett, Miss
p w Stewart. Mr. Johnston, Miss Johnston, A
r Rockefeller. Mrs Mitchell. X Platsbek, Miss
Il Platshek. Dale. Miss Ella Davis, bliss Ida
Rieser, Ii Rieser.
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By order OF tho Lighthouse Board.

Milford, CT, Aug 8l-The government buoy
was removed by the ice last winter at the
not being able to find the channel. Last even
ing large Yacht ran aground. There being
quite heavy sea, the captain thought best
to land the party on shore. The Buoy Depart
ment have been notified but have not replaced
the buoy.
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EXPORTS.

Per steamship Citv OF Augusta, for New
York-553 bales upland cotton, 1873 bbls rosin.
40 bales domestics and yarns, turtles, "a, 600
feet lumber. 40 bbls spirits turpentnc, 26s tons
pig IRON, l72 pkRs mdse.
Per bark Cora Nor. Tor Antwerp. s2a
bbsspirts turpentine, measuring 9l,s37 gal
lons-H r Moore Il Co.
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Cosmetic.
Banks.
KIssIMMEE CITY BANK,

Kisslmmee City, Orange County, Fla.
CAPITAL ....................... $50. 900
VNRANSACT a regular banking business.
Il Give particular attention TO Florida coll
lectOns. Correspondence solicited. Issue Ex-
change ON New York, New Orleans, Savan-
nah and Jack sonvilie, Fla Resident Agents
for Coutts n Co. and Melville, Evans u Co.. Of
London. England. New York correspondent
Tbs Ssahoard National Bank
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Laura, 4s2 tons, Lamson, Boston, ldg-Jos ~
Roberts & Co.
III Marlor. 323 tons. Wines, New Haven, ldg
Jos Roberts & Co.
Mary b Judge. 44s TONS Norwood, Philadel-
phia, ldg-Jos a Roberts & Co.
Samuel ii Crawford. 800 tons, Tilton. Balti-
more, dis--Jos A Roberts x Co,
Six schooners.
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steamship city Of Augusta, Nickerson. New
YuTk--G NJ SOrrc'.
Bark Cora tSorl. Absolonsen, Antwerp
NJ CUsullcb X Co.
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steamer Ethel. Carroll, Cohen's Blue and
landtngs w r Gibson, Manager
steamer 81 NtsnpiIs, Uslna, bOboy, DArien,
Brunswick ami Fcfnandina-C Williams,
Agent.
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Sweet 20 atoea. white yams. n bush 75al 90
PoULTRY-Market steady. EGGs--Market
very firm and pretty bare of stock; demand
good. PEANUTS Ample stock; dem and good:
alive peanuts in good request at quotations.
sUGAR-Georgja and Florida nominal; none
in market. HoNEY-NO demand: nominal.
Sweet potatoes scarce; demand good.
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MARITIME hISCELLANY

London, Aug 8o-Bark Arahella (Br), from
Savannah, at this port, also lost anchor aud
chain by the collision. Schr Yuma, of Wis
beach. was the name of the other vessel. The
latter lost yards.
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LIST OF VESSELS IN THE PORT OF
SAVANNAH.
SAVANNAH, Sept. 3, 1898.
STEAMSHIPS.


STEAMSHIPS.
Dessoug, 1867 tons. Smith, Philadelphia, ldg
&C NJ 5orrel.
City Of savannah. 2.o29 TONS Daggett, New
Yor. ldQ-G II Sorrel.
Annie cT1r), 1921 tons, New, Bremen, ldg-A
Minis g sons.
Three steamships.
BARKs.
salomone utal), $40 tons, Grasso, CarLhagena,
ldg-A Salas Il Co.
Ursula Capri (NOr). 1874 tons, Dnnielsen, at
quarantine. wtg-A r Snlas 81 Co.
WaiDOrg (Sorj, GO tons, knudsen. Europe,
ldg-A Il Salss Co.
Poseidon tNorl, 53i tons, Borresen, London-A
K Salas u Co.
Noe tTtaD 5l3 tons. Cacace, Europe, ldg-A
u Salas u Co.
Aifr6d Gibbs Nor. 37l tons. Reinert, Liver
pooI. dis-A Il Salas Il Co.
Cora tNOr,, 356 tons. Asblonsen, Antwerp,
cd-M Cosulich h Co.
Vaan Nor. g12 tons, RandulfT, at quaran-
tine, wtg-M . Cosulich & co.
Mascotte port, 81 tons. Coelho, Europe, ldg
M ) COsulch.& Co.
Sequel tBrl. 54 tons, Richards, Europe, ldg-
NJ Cosulich Co.
se.eie tPort): 45l tons. Refs, Europe, ldg-
Chas Green's son & Co.
Caroline Nor). 5TS tons, Sorensen, Rotter-
dam. cld-Paterson, Downing n Co.
Metusa Ger, 1868 tons. Krause. Europe, ldg
Master.
Nina Matilda ,Brj. 900 tons, Crosby, at quar-
aptine, wtg-Master.
Thirteen barks.
briggs.
Robert D Hon, 4sl tons, Leighton. Now York,
ldg-Fenimore & johnson.
John swan, los tons, Huey, Philadelphia, dis
Master.
Two DrigS.
sCHOoNEEs.
Caleb 5 Rldgeway. Ss4 tons. Townsend, New
York, ldg-Jos a Roberts b Co.
Leonard 4 Buruham, $50 tons. Harding, Bos
Ton. lstes> jos A Roberto & Co
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NOTICE TO MARINERS

Boston, Aug 81-A second class can buoy.
painted black and nun bered !, has been
placed to mark the N W end of McBlsir's
Shosl, Nantucket Shoals. Approximate bear
Lighthouse, sW16W; Great Point Lighthouse,
WAN
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Sh npis.n 9ntrLl armrr.

MINIATURE ALMANAC-rHIs DAY.
sun Rises ........... ............. .......5:4l
Sun Strs......- -........ ..--.. ..........O: 10
HIGIW ArER at savannah .12:17 ~, I2:52PI
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:
Tue Imports into continental ports this week
have been 1000 bales.
The above ig1res indicate a decrease IN
the cotton IN sight TO date OF 24,74s bales as
compared with tue same date of 1885. a de-
crease Of 3Y7. 2S2 bales as compared with the
corresponding date OF 1884, and decrease of
5S0,479 bales as compared with 1858.
INDIA COTTON MOvEMENT.-The following
is the Bombay statement for the week and
year, bringing the figures down to Aug. rs:
BOMBAY RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS FOR -FOUR
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VISIBLE SUPPLY OF oTroN.-Below we give
the table of visible supply, as made up by cable
and telegraph for the FinlsasctGI and COneynar-
cla& Chroaeicie to Aug. 81. The continental
stocks. as we'll as those of Great Britain and
the al0at, are this weeks returns, and con-
sequcntly ali the European figures are brought
down to Thursday evening. But to make the
add the item of exports from the United
states, including in it the exports of Friday
only:
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NAVAL SToRES.-The market for SPIRITS
turpentine was quiet but very firm. The
inquiry WAS light. The total sales Tor the day
were 100 casks at 33c for regulars. At the
Board of Trade on the opening cau the mar
ket was reported hrm ut 33c bid for regulars.
the closing call it was firm at 3sc bid for
regulars. Rosin-The market continues quiet
but lirmer. The sales during the day were
7l3 barrels. At the Board Of Trade on the
first call the market was reported firm,
with sales Of 1876 barrels, at the following
qnottatl9 on ana We voc: ~ %.
81 So, NJ s. As n 50 rs, window glass 50 So, water
white So 25. AT the closing call 1t was un-
changed.
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AnRfvED At TY8Hg YESTERDAY.
rf-p,prD yrsVrpDAy

Brig John swan. Uucy. Phusdelphia. with
Tor.
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FINANCIAL.
MONEY MARKEr.-Ts very easv.

MONEY MARKET.-Ts very easy.
DOMESTIC EXGHANGE.-5carce. Banks and
bankers are buying sight drafts at "a
per cent. discount ana selling at par to 10 per
cent. premium.
FOREIGN EXCHAEGE.-Veryw weak CONNER
cial, short. 81 81: sixty days. 81 20; ninety
DAYS. 81 tn; franks. commercial. Sixty
DAYS, Paris and Havre. SIS 271S; short. IS %;
swiss. s. 27l%: marks. 9G3Zc.
SECURITIEs.-rhere was little or nothing
doing IN stocks and bonds during the week,
and no orders now on the market and no hold
ers pressing sales.
SrnCKa AND RONna
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MOvEMENTs OF COTTON AT INTERIOR POINTS
irving receipts aud shipments for the week
ehulng sept. 3, and stock on nand tonight:
Week ending sept. 3. lbNB-N
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SATURDAY, sept 4, 1896
ARRIVED YEsTEED

Schr SAM II Crawford, Tiiton, Baltimore,
with coaI 10 G 1 TasGart; vessel 70 Jos a
Roberts K Co.
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THBFoLLowINa STATEMENT SHOWS THE NET
RECEIPTS AT ALL PORTS FOR TIE WEEKS
ENDING SEPT. 8 AND AUG. "a, AND FOR
THIS WEEK. Last
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Caleb Ridgeway. 3S4 tons. Townsend, New
York, ldg-Jos a Roberts y Co.
LeOnaf0 = Buruham, $50 tons. Harding, Bos-
Ton. lde~> jos A Roberto & Co.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-09-04

According to the foregoing, BOMBAY appears
year in the weeks receipts Of 1000 bales, and
an increase in shipments of 1900 bales, and
the shipments since Jan. l show an increase
of 292 900 bales.
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Robert u Hon, 48i tons, Leighton. Now York,
ldg- Fenimore & johnson.
John swan, los tons, Huey, Philadelphia, dis
Master.
Two DrigS.
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SAVANNAH MARKEr.
OFFICE OF THE MORNING NEWS,

SAVANNAH, sept. 8, P. NJ.
COTToN.-The market continues quiet and
easier under free offerings. The demand wac
only fair and IN no proportion to the Offering
stock. The total sales for the day were 10I4
bales. On Change at the opening call, at 10
a. NJ, the market was reported quiet and
unchanged, with sales of $50 bales. AT the
second call, at j p. M, it was easy, the sales
being 4l8 bales. iAt the third and osing cal,
at p. m, 1t was easy, with further sales of
S2l bales. The following are the official spot
quotations OF the Cotton Exchange for new
L. - Il IL.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-03-02

Capt Grilath. of ths o5 ater police
steamer Governor Thomas, vas here
last night Capt. Gfilith says be baz
exhoused every effort To get bis
steamer aiioat. without success. But
notwithstanding bis ie0Iated condition
be has not been idle ia keeping at
hey the wiley dredgers. and has used
up over two hundred rounds Of car
tridges, and caused over twenty
arrests. many Of them hing convicted
and fued. The crew have also suffered
for want Of provisions. water, &C.,
and have beenrompeIled to make their
way to st Michael's. E.ston and
and other places. in small boats over
ice flows, 70 procure necessary
provisions For several days, they
had to melt the frozen snow 70 get
water. Cap Grifi.b thinks it will
take some time to get the steamer of.
as she is high and dry on the bar.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-03-02
Mr. Fitrgerald's oyster Law.

We have not been able to get bolu
eiappy Of the oyster bill now before
be legislature, drafted by the oyster
packers Of Baltimore aud offered by
NJ Fitzgerald OF that city. The ob
baOI The bill as We learn, is 10 have
AsSIale 60 Into the oyster planting
sasieess and to pay for planting
Quantities Of oysters ON grounds now
nsefved to tongmen. These oysters
az to be caught and planted by tong
nen OOly. These grounds are then
. be closed f,r eighteen months. and
lleO opened to the dredgrrs, to whom
lAese oysters planted at the States
expense are given There Ia some
taing Ingenious 10 this. The tonRers
''e to be paid for by the State for
psnling oysters on grounds now re-
efsed 10 them. aud when they have
lad time TO become valuable arc given
over to the dredger for all time or
'aster as loug as any of the oysters
psuled BY the tongers are to be
saOd. The bride is not big enough.
" Fitzgerald Our tongmea are
~ leOls enough to dispossess them
sues Of the most valuable exempted
M's LOT lew weeks work. Ibis SUM-
~ making them more valuable. as
g price, Let the bars, alone Mr..
1agetald, Don't drive The tongers
Y y business and give the Chrsa-
N aud tributaries over to the
ass's-tbat is if you or your
~ q your aunts. or your cousins
y @ad Of 6lvalves and wish TO leave
= Tor your posterity. We are
- - 1Oe delegation representing this
10y Or auy county bordering on
- = ~, viii not be caught by such