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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-06-05
TVrrS's Canvass

Pine Bluff Commercial; Col. w, L,
Terry ia makiog vigorous campaign
for Ooppre g. in the Third District. He
Is true Democrat, an able lawyer, q
conscientious and industrious Citizsn of
Lite Rock, and a gentleman every
inch. without disparag men, TO Jud g
Rogers, We believe that II Terry goes
to Congress he will be a consistent and
indefatlgaole Representative. He ha,
done poble work for Democracy, and
ought 70 be recognized by the raty
he has ever stuck to in ali times Of lis
adversely.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-06-05
Hamilton Comfy TENN and the
PenitenI1ary.


Nashville Banner: In the Hamilton
county DemOCi alto Conve ton, he'd
Tuesday, a resolution introduced by
DIR. p. ID. Sims condembing the peni.
Tertiary lea'e system was enlhusips
tically adopted. The resolutions de.
clare that "the true object OF penal
discipline is not, on the one hand,
monetary gain, nor, on the other
mere vindictlve punishment, but il II,
first, the protection OF society, and,
second, the Ief lrmation OF the CRU J.
ma, both for bis own sake aud that OF
society" The resolutions also declare
''that the system OF leasing the peni-
Tertiary and inma % 10 private CoTpO.
rationP, inauguIated Ia the State by
the Republican party under the
Brownlow regime, and adopted and
continued under Democratic rule, un-
der flfe pretext of economy, has
signally failed OF eve y object intended
to be attained or accomplished by pa
nal law. 1t neither protects society
nor reforms the criminal. The ratio OF
the crime class TO the non-crime class
has mole than doubled since the in
auguratiop of this system, in conse-
quence Of which the pretended rev.
enue deIiv' d from the sys em is more
than sTallo Sed up in the increased
cost of criminsl prosecutions. IL hes
built upa wealthy, powerful and dan
gerous monopoly, inimich 10 The best
interes's NJ the State. Is tendency is
to demoralizs and abuse labor, to cor
rupt government. and TO iuc en- e
CRIME. II is . blight upon the S ate
and a blot upon our civlDzation, and
should be abandoned for one in teep.
ing with the enliRhter cd civilization
in which we live" Ths resolutions
further suggest that the next Lapi 4la-
tuie make provision for new peni.
tentiarv.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-06-05
The GuberDRIoriaI Contest in Ala.
bAma.

Huntsville Independents Next Wed.
nee dav the s ae Convention meets.
VariUu' es'iu aes are made "a TO the
strength OF the d fferert Candidates.
The Bi mlngham Age puts IL as fol
lows: Dawson, 1888; Clayton, 100;
McKleIoy, l29 and Seay 141. The
Montgomery Dispatch he's II: Clayton,
226; DaNs1n 202; McKleroy, l59 and
Sesy l8b, while the advertiser makes
still different showing, giving Claw
ton 1853; Dawson, 201; McKleroy, 1859,
aud S ay III. As will be seen lr m
the above estima ca, there ia consider
able guessing. Many of the delega-
tions ara not instructed, and these
fglIes as sta ed by the papers max ng
the reports are based upon claims OF
the candid tas and their blends. The
reports give tbs best lnfcrmati1n Oh
tainahle, but are not to be 4 finitely
relied on. The indications now are
that Dasson will lead, with McKle-
roy or CLAYTON second, with. chance,
in favor Of McKleroy for second place
on first ballot
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-06-05

Bogus formers Raw No more place in
the Wheel than lawyers nd bar keis.
Ofiios-seekipR fImlr-.he men who
farm to get an eff md labor only
with their luDgs-will pr We a mill
stone around the eek + he tanners
organization. Ties, like he b,gus
friends Of labor" at have iOisied
themselves on the Knights OF Labor,
are q great detTimen' { a1y cause.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-06-05
ProbibIlIon an nI..IssIppI.

Okolona, Mis-, Messenger: Kemper
county lat week No.ed ON the ques-
ton OF wet OF dry" The result was
1852 majority ''ior the Fals On Sat
urday latt, Gay CT unity decided 10 a.
low each one OF her dtizsns 10 deter
mine for himself whether he was cspa.
BILE OF sell goveTnm Mt, BY majority
OF 1856 Lau1efd lie will hold a
special election next Tuesday; with
what result We cannot with cer,sintv
predict, OF c0une, but we are incline
10 the opinion that shs will follow the
example set by AGO n, ChiCkasaw,
Clay and Kemper.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-06-05
koIIh far ,nfohinra

VicksourR Herald A prominent cit
lien OF Washington county rays the
county is solid Tor Catch,ng5. II will
be found when the time comes t.
make nominations thst Oatchings will
carry every county in the district
We know If no opposing candidate
Tor the nOminstion. The Post in this
city VIII OF course support the Repuh-
lican candidate, but it could rot save
the X publican candidate for Sheriff
last year in this county, and IL exert4
no influence whatever outside this
county,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-06-05
GREENVILLE, MISS.
Meeting of the Democratic Exeeu.
tive Committee.
CORRESPONDENCE OF THE AprrAL.I

CORRESPONDENTS OF THE APPEAL.l
GREENvILLE, MISS, June 3-You
will confer a favor upon your Delts
Democratic readers by publishing the
fJl owing:
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MEETING.
The members of the Executive Com.
mites Of the Democratic party OF the
Third Congressional District are hgre
by cal ed 10 mest in Greenville on
Monday, june h. The especial OBJ,
lect OF said mt citing Is to issue call
for convention of "a d patty to nom
mate candidate for Congress for the
ensuing election. The ollowirg are
the members Of said committee:
IUnicd.-R, L, Abbey, r. O. Erwin.
Codhomu.-J. W. Cut err, d. A. Scott
Quitmdn Il. Maka, J. s. I. Grubbs.
BOlimr.-JAmes r. Stokes, F. M.
Acre. ~
WdshingtOn.-LeR'y Percy, M. F.
johnson.
Sn0ower.-John james, -A-.
LGo~.-J. M. Liddell, ]. B. Hum
phrsys.
Lssdq'tend.-S. B. Duncan, W. s. An
denol.
ShdrEg,-B. R. Moore, W. B. Bar
nard. ~
Wdr@.-H. NJ. Andrews, Patrick
Henry,
W, A. PERCY, Chairman Committee.
D. D. McNSiLY, Secretary.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-06-05
KiIIed by a Jealous Husband.

BRIDGEPoRT, CoNS, June 4.-Wil-
liam II. Adams was shot end killed
tn 5 moruing by Charles w. Whipple
in a fit OF jealousy Adams boarded
with Mrs. Whipple and, it is allie ed,
was on intimate rms with her.
Whipple was arrested.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-06-05
Rains inTarna-

GALVESTON, June 4.--Up to mid
night lat night the Nars has received
specials frIm the interior showing III It
good rains had fallen last evening in
eighteen count es. Il has rained all
along the Pecos Valley, aud few
good showers sfe reported west Of
San Antonio. TIE rainfall covers an
AREA of about 400 square miles.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-06-05
Ihey Are Not sorry.

TheFeis one thing nobody ever re-
gref tthat is, the day they first adopt
cd RAfker's Tonic as their regular fam
lily medicine. Its range is 30 wide,
and its good effects 80 sure, that moth
ing else, except good nursing, are
needed in great majority of cases.
buy 1t, try II, and atterward 1t will not
require anv praise rom ma.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-06-05

IiA,.>N DID,, J1ne 4.-The Van
West, o. Ma al Bank rec lived ye7-
terday b. u, States express from
the Union Nat nan Bank Il this city.
package purporting to contain
$1,000 but when opened WIS found
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-06-05
Aunt Kelsey MrKRy'a Hundredth
AnDiyarHRrw I.-

LOUISVILLE, KY June A special
to The Times de lis the celebration of
the one huooretth anniversary of
Aunt Betsy Mckay ut Tfyiorsvills,
Ky. sha is still hale and h. arty, and
drove this morning hone tbiity
years CID t. tue ba qust given to her.
seven 4 her childrt w,re present,
the youngest bling tifty-lour years
snd the oldest seventy-seven. ME-.
Mckay raw the fir STEAMBOAT 90
down the Ohio in 1911 from Madison,
Ind,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-06-05
The WORK Of the ..wbeel a"

Augu IA ARK, Tdette The Wheel
lsa good institution il held close y to
the principles upon which i is bised
the advancement OF the sgricu tural
Interests Of the country and he bet
tering oil the condition OF those en-.
gsg'd 10 agricu tural pursl Is; but il
cannot bind It, membe. s to any relig
ious or political faith.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-06-05
Hunting Red.sLlns ia Arizona

NKw YoRK, Jure A Tombstc ne,
A. T sp 1cld to the Herald says: A
courier arrived from Dragon Noun
tsins, 6ft en- miles north Of this place,
early yesterday morning, bringing
nsws that the soldiers have driven
fifteen lndisns inioa natural fortifi a
ton known the @ nissstronghold.
A company tf uo1ps are behiI d the
hostiles, aud two other compan eg are
trying 10 heal them off. l was ex-
pected that flLt would take place
between the troops aud Indians be-
lore dsrE, end It seemed to be proba-
be that the Id era wonld be able TO
Kill or capture the Ied,skine. There
are q great many wood chopp rs In
lhsse mou ta'na, and it 10 feared the
lnoiArs will kill some OF them before
being driven out.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-06-05
A .WheeI.r,, D.eiIpes.

SeaIcy Beacon: Mr.. John r. John
son, vce-president # the State
Wheel, who was ncmi a ed by the
Wheelers OF Praili. county FIR RepIe-
sentative, has declined to accept the
nomination.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-06-05
Killed by = Fellow Convict.

JolIET, ILL, June 4.-Soon at or the
dinner hour to day j I'm 0'Brien, a
three-year convic from Decatur, made
an at ack upon Asa r. Parks, another
convict with an iron shovel, killing
hun. No known cause for the affiay.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-06-05
Ladies' Arrested for SteAIipR Flowers
Prem u Graveyard

LAC MIA, N. h., June A num-
Der OF ,oies ware arrested yesterday,
chsrs d " tn stealing Memorial day
otsrIg' from tina Union Cemetery.
o her Arre,t will follow.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-06-05
Il grieved tho King hat Il should DO so;
Then out OF his wisdom spOk King lee Poh


Ill.
Il grieved the King hat Il should bo so;
Then out OF his wisdom spok King lee Poh.
".
Build me hundreth bridge, the best,
Higher and wider than Al the rest,
WIN pos OF teak, and CEDAR rails,
Ara planGs OF sandal, with silver nails;
Hlld II and paint Il vormiliOn red,
And over II acc the dragon head;
And he II proclaimed TO high and low
That over this ortunate arch shall 90,
Passenger none III Il doth not throw
Golden toll TO the liver below.
And when the piecl OF got 10 cast
Ihtice let tho trunpots sound n blast,
ana the mandarin Write with respectful look
The passon. or 3 name In q ri ken book,
30 That l., the King, may have In hand
Inc list OF tie wealthiest OF my land"
Strait htway the bridge was buided so
AS had spoken the wisdom of King Tee Poh.
vi.
And every day from dawn till dark
Those who watched the fortunate arch could
mark
Like cloud of midg,s that glow and CLEAN
The, gold toll cast to the hurryiug stream;
Ana al day tho trumpet sounded loud,
And the mandarin OF the GU I'd kowtOwed,
A. no wrote the name, with respectful look,
Qf the passenger higI in tho silken book;
And all the while grew he renOun
" tho fortunate arch in Pnk n town,
Iill OF tho veal hicst IL was told
He spends his day on tho bridge of gold"
VII.
And when q month and day were spent
The King To POh for his treasurer sent,
do 10 tho bridge" said he, land look
AZ the list OF names 10 the silkon book,
And OF all that are written, small and great,
CODhscato 10 me tho estate;
As the snge Uoniucius wei doth show.
A wealthy fool is the states worst toe"
VII.
And the treasurer whispered, bending low:
Great Is the Wisdom Of King loo POh."
-George y, Ldnigan, IN the Century.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-06-05
The Wbeeiers Have drown Tao

Little Rock Democrat One troub'e
VT the Whe les, as with III,
X lights # LsbE, is that thew
nave grown too fast. Nambe :
aye very ne rab'e, i. is true, hut othe-
,,hin2s are qrit' rs necessary. Ard
II may be dsd that numfe.s ere
o3ly d srble Nhsn comp sed of men
TfTnos. Oh Ta,t's fni anau Il ano q
Id give strength to the gapiz alton
fn0lo,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-06-05

NEw YoUE, June The total M
ports If y goods at Tho port duri, 9
the past week were vslu ID a. 81 297,-
O84 and the ep"nnt thrown On the
ntTk, I at 81 ,2SS,942.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-06-05
THE GOLDEN BRIDGE.
Lethim listen, whose would know,
Concernins the wisdom Of King lee Poh.
Is Pokin, with round II rolled

Fair Is Pekin, with round Il rolled
Wave on wave of its river Of gold;
They grid It's walls with the r ninefold Irvine
And the bridges that cross them arc n nety
and nine;
And rs soon a. the wind Of morning blows,
And Tho gray In the eatt taxes u feck of rose,
Upon each bridge GIGS the shuttle and bsai
VI hundreds of hOOt. aud thous inds OF feet
And al day Ion there Is dust nd DIN,
Aud the cody bows the mandarin,
And gibe Is given, and oath and Glow
Twas thus in the time of King leo Poh.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-06-05
The Enchanted su.nmerInnd

A book descriptive % the summer
resorts OF the Northw VIII bee mailed
to you free on applicotoG OR S. Hair,
general passen er put Chicaso aud
Northwestern r. .ma.. chicago, III.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-06-05

BALMY odors from Spice Islands,
Waited by the tropic breeze;
SOZ0DONT in healthful fragra ace
Cannot be surpa sed by these.
Teeth 1t whitens, purifies;
You will use il il you're wise.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-12-11
MARKETS ny TELEGRAPH.
FINANCIAL.

LONDON, Dec. II, noon. -Consols, 100 49, 10 for
money. l0l for account.
NEW YORK. Dec. 10. noon.-stocks quiet
but steady Money active at per cent.
Exchange-long. 81 S0I4Cgi 80IS: short. 81 s3A
0G4 s81@. State bonds qulet but frm. Gov
eminent bonds dull hut firm.
800 p. m.-Exchange closed dull but
steady. Money, @glO per cent, last loan at
8. Sub-Treasury Dalancos-Gold. sl27. $4,000:
currency. 2l,240,0c0. Government ponds dun
but firm; four per cents. 12DJs: three per
cents. l0O9S bld. State bonds quiet but steady
and firm.
unusual weakne.s. the declines ranging from
l(l6 per cent. Dealings were fcverish and
in the afternoon attended with considerabe
excitement. Most OF the news received upon
the street during the day was OF an I'M
favorable character, and professional bear
operators. with the aid Of room traders, at-
tackled prices at every vulncrab point
Realization OF long stock were heavy. and
the uncovering OF many stop orders assisted
the decline. The condition OF the money
market was the principal factor In the move
ment of prices, further discrimination
against non-dIvidend payers forcing much
long stock upon the market. Reading again
Leads in the amCu e Of business done. and Ia
the early morning was bought freely for
London account. but pressure OF the stock for
sale afterwards forced IL down with the re-
ments OF The day was serious decline in
Missouri Paclhc on comparatively light
trading, which was caused by reports OF u
strike ON the road and of trouble with Wa
bash. The decrease in the earnings OF st.
Paul caused a considerable selling OF that
stock by foreign operators. The most uota bic
decline. however. was IN Richmond terminAi,
Is extreme loss being over per cent, for
which the monetary situation * entirely re-
spOn-ibe. All tho leading stocks psrticl-
pat d IN the down award movement, Reading
being tine only one which showed strcngth
during the day. The REGULARITY OF the
market was that IT'S periods OF comparative
strength were marked Uy dnilncss. while the
declines were accompanied by extraordinary
activity. The opening this morning wac
some what irregular bat strong, advances
oyerla evenings hnal figures ranging la(G14
per cent. generally. while Richmond termi-
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RECEIPTs.

Per steamer st Nicholas. from Fernani dina
and landlngs-S6 bales cotton. 1876 bbls rosin.
bbls spirits turpeDtine, 900 sacks rice, l Dbl
roam chips. Dbl potatoes, case spice, bag
cotton seed. lot junk, GOOD chickens, 2 cases
mdse. sacks cotton, ! box crockery, l box
tools.
Per Central Railroad. Dec 1O--s,25e bales
cotton. 10 bales warns. As bales domestice. 3
bales hides. pkg paper, 90 pkgs tobacco, sos
bDs resIn. 4.0Sg lbs bacon. ,Td8 bushels oats. rs
bbls spirits turpentine, s52 bales nay 6 pkgs
hardware, ~ bbs whisky, 8 bbls beer, bales
plaids. 81 boxes soap, cases eggs, IS bushels
rice, 70 nj hbs beer, 800 or bbls beer, 81 head
cattle, u pkgs furniture, AGO bushels corn. 20
head horres and mules, is cars lumber. pkgs
wood ia shape. ID cars wood. 81 tons pig ron,
Gaze liquors. car poultry. l04 pkgs mdse, %
pkgs emptieB.
Per Charleston and Savannah BY. Dec 10
81 bales cotton. 80 boxes tobacco. IS sacks rice,
box 10-cent show. s8rEa ness tnha hut-
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-12-11
SAVANNAH MORNING NEWS: SATURDAY, DECEMBER H. 1885,

nal and Reading were up per cent. The
market was weak from The opening, and de-
crnes ranging up to ia per cent. were made
In the first hour. halt in decline followed,
ana the market quoted down. but in the
afternoon there was another decided break.
which lasted until 1:30. Another period of
comparative dizziness and strength followed,
but in the last hour the decline was renewed,
though the market closed on slight rally
feverish and unsettled at small fractions bet
ter than the lowest OF the day. Total sales
$4,000 shares. The following are the closing
quotations:
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New York, Dec s--Cleared, scbr Eleanor,
Mott. Bucksylle and Georgetown. $ G.
Barcelona. Dec 4-Sailed, bark Wellamo
Rus), Ronnblom, savannah.
Campana, Oct 20-Sailed, bark Nostra Sig
nora della Salute Ital, Savannah ~.
Madeira. Nov 25-Sailed, Roska, Pensacola.
Marsciles, Dec 5-Sailed, Amaranth (Nor),
Savannah.
Cardenas, Nov 2o-Arrived, schr Sarah f
Bird, FarWell, Pensacola.
Havana, Nov 2D-Arrived, schr l. A Ed
wards. Peterson, Pensacola.
Sailed, bark Stephen G Hart. Pearson, PEN
sacola.
Baltimore. Dec s-Cleared. steamship Up
bingham tBr), Newcomb. Savannah; schr
Francis q Yarnall. scott, do; 7th, schr G E
Young, Port Royal. g.
Anchored at lower end of Craighlll channel,
schr Denike, for savannah.
Brunswick. Dec S-Arrlyed. bark Heros
(Nor), Thorsen, Montevideo.
Cleared, brig Bertha Port. Soares, Oporto.
DarIen, Dec S-Cleared, schrs Three Sisters,
simpson, Philadelphia; Helen l. Martin,
Fountain, New YORK.
Fernandina. Dec ARRIVED, schr Sarah A
Fuller, Start, New York.
Cleared, schr Marion Hill. Armstrong, Bar
bados.
Philadelphia. Dec s-Arrived, schr Annie
Ainslie. McAndrews, Savannah.
New YORK, Dec l0-Arrived. steamers City
~ Chester. Liverpool; State OF Georgia.
Glasgow.
Arrived out. steamer Adriatic, from New
York for Liverpool.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-12-11

NAVAL STOREs.-The market Tor spirits tur-
tine was quiet and steadier The sales for
the day were $50 casks at BIC. for regulars
At the Board of Trade on the opening call
the market WAS reported steady at 33c, for
regulars. At the closing call it was steady at
33c. for regulars. Rosin-The market con-
tinues quiet but firm at quotations. There
was a fair inquiry. The sales for the day
were l.4s6 barrels. At the Board of Trade on
The first call the market was reported steady,
with sales of 1856 barrels, at the following
quotations.: A, Il, G and ID 90c., Il 97l5c, II
81 O2%. Isl OK, II 81 is. / 81 rs. X 81 65. NJ
81 Is. y S265. window glass 50 80, water
white 81 o.. AT the closing call it was steady
ana unchanged.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-12-11
NAVAL STORES.
Fruit Market.

FLORIDA DISPATCH LIKE QUOTATIONS.
Special to Morning Neios.
NEW YORK, Dec. 10.-Oranges, Florida,
fancy, per box, SO so; oranges. Florida, choice.
per box, 81 1903 90; oranges. Florida, poor to
fair, per pox, 81 00QD2 so; oranges, Florida,
darins,' per box, 81 SOFAS 90; oranges, Tanja-
rines, per box, 81 0O(Q9 90.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-12-11

The imports into continental ports this week
have been 1900 bales.
The above figures indicate an increase In
the cotton IN sight to date of III, 706 bales as
compared with the same date of 1885. a de-
crease of 1884 bales as compared with the
corresponding date of 1884, and a decrease of
$50, SOP bales as compared with 1888.
INDIA COTTON MOvEMENT.-rne following
is the Bombay statement for the week and
wear, bringing the figures down to Dec. 3:
BOMBAY RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS FOR FOUR
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CONsIGNEEs.


Fer Charleston and Savannah Ry. Dec 10
transfer Onlce, 9 &c Suits, III Nj Conner q Co.
Sraham II, Meinhard Bros Co, B Calls.
Meitzler. NJ BoIey 4 Son, NJ Esman agt, Rev
Boone, Weed " q, Lindsay Nm.
fer steamer 81 Nicholas. from Fernandina
ana landings-Peacock. Ii Il Co, ID Y Dancy.
BALDWIN N Co, S Guckenheimer Il Son. II Con-
Volsie, Jno Flannerv Co. NJ Ferst & Co, +
buchanan, NJ 4 ID Mcintyre, l. w Haskell,
Dayls Bros Thos West, f Bryan, ID o'Con-
90, nj Conner & Co, Woods & Co, Mrs X
Abrams, NJ Green, Ellis, & Co, Miss G
haywood } Walker, sarah Brown.
?, Fer central Railroad. Dec 10 Fordg Agt.
II Conner Il Co, W w Gordon u Co, Order,
Is Bsidwln Co. Jno Flannery 4 Co, Chas Ellis,
FARLEY, X ID Bogart, Heron 4 G. Fat
man Garnett 5 Co, NJ Macean, Butler q 8.
NJ Mcintyre, Pearson n S, A Il Hull,
warren & A,G Walter q Co, j Wood & Bro,
! Williams, Woods & Co. Collins q Co,
q McAlpin, T T Bond, Theo stefilns, George
meyer, w ID Simkins, Meinhard Bros h co.
pr Cox, Herman, Times. Ellis. 4 Co.
Joyce ii, McDonOugh Sc Co, z Olmstead,
~ bacon n Co. Puder & ID. Peacock. II Il Co,
Jackson, Sims, Darnell n 8, Weed & @,
Lee Roy Myers, SGuckenheimer Il Son, Max
6Blrngaum, Ferst s. 20, q Koshorn & Bro,
l. Newton, w Medrim. Il Lowell & Son,
Decker q T., f Stuts, A II Coakley. Morn
ing News, j Ponnds, ID Is Lester. Warnock q
", ii Carson. . Eckstein d Co, Sognier,
Co, + g Roper.
Per savannah, Florida and Western Rv.
pee l0-Transfer ONCE. Jno Flannerv Il Co,
DAncy, Guckenheimer n Son, X Lee
rage, Baldwin Co. W w Gordon u Co, A A
AHellhe, McDonough b Co, K b Cassela, III G.
Lang, Dale, ID Co, E A Fulton. NJ Cebsto.
~ Gilbert Il Co, Ray Il @, Lee Roy Myers,
julia Jenkins, Order T Bond, r Kirkland,
II Myers 4 Bros, Peacock. IL II Co G l. Jones,
> williams. II solomon & Son, K 4 Roberts,
smith Bros 90, t w Il Human, A Letter,
hudden Il. Kennedy g. M, o Cohen & Co,
WIN Dawsey, Jenkins, J G Thompson, Mrs
Mohr Bros. NJ Henderson, Ohander Bros,
Oswood Mcmillan, Weed u @, Perkins & Son.
u nj EArleX. nj MncleAn. Harrnn & G
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-12-11

NAVAL oFUHES.-Inb r6C6IDLs TOT the past
week have been 3.53S barrels spirits tur-
pentlne and Is, 36G barrels rosln. The exports
were 1885 barrels spirits turpentIne and 1000
barrels rosin moving as follows: To New
York. 2, l34 barrels rosln and 92S barrels spirits
turpentlne: TO Baltimore. As barrels shirts
turpentlne aud l.329 barrels rOsln; to Boston.
III barrels spirits turpentine and $50 barrels
rosln: to Philadelphia, 1876 barrels spirits tur-
pentine and 465 barrels rosin: to Odessa, 2, 052
barrels rosin; to Antwerp. 3, 500 barrel rosin
The following are the Board OF Trade quo
tatlons: Rosln-A, b, q ana d soc. e 9715c,
F 81 Os12, G 81 07n, Fl 81 10. | 81 Is. X 81 65,
Nj 81 10. 81 90, window glass 81 so, water
white 50 %. Spirits OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 33o.
Recstpts, Shipments and Stock from AprU I,
1886, TO date, and for tho corresponding dats
last year: