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Decorah-posten., 1888-11-28

Gen, Iom er melt a~ibolbenee, er osIaa
opstisit til at arbeibe. Sra nle Snou'
Itriers iprItjeGise @reue, al benz, Der ar
beioer for Setalins, us al benz, Der be
taller for 4rbeioet, bsrer ri, at I'bol
oenbso iprer til bebre, reHere, l9!tsl'sers
os risere &eiultater.
De, iom bar Operop'pn meo ben
Slaas a~rbsibsfolf, bpOr lessmlis
stsrie NET bebsuss, beretter, at BET
beoits % bpstisite slrbsirs uoiOres q
benz, Der fun briiter zbe Os 3aprsmsls'
Iuppe, % ION life npoer bet allsrminbits
Decorah-posten., 1888-11-28
a HesselrOths
SlpSs Og 2eucr=
PILLER.
Hesselroth's Blood & Liver Pills

Hesselroth's Blood & Liver Pills.
aaranteres at life inoeboloe ben miuoiie
9ei apitislp. eler Slp. Salte, men ere uos.
Iuiteuoe tilbereoeoe al fraftise % l99eJoe
Gmner / ElanteriSet. 3isie Yiuer aubefa.
les / SGroelesbeo for fDi9enoe Giemeo:
y Com Giorinssmiooel, buor 8 til 4
Tiler / Nlmtuoeli9beo 9ier 9oo 8irtning 4;
/ haaroere 3tlIGloe maa man tnae 9. 5or
froniit Jorlieppelie tages igrlt 8, o~ereiter 2
til 4 buerauoen Niteu.
q Sor 9eberen. Sor at renie p9 itarie
2eperen o. belle Spltemet; for al beforore
8aloec' ,norin9eu iamt lette 5oropielier,
2Tt' brer Nfteu.
Sor @!ooet. Aiaar 1 q 2 Yiler tases
er Mor9en / uo0en 5i0, bile De biorn9e
ylrtiomt til @iionbring % 6iernelie al al
Slass Sp9eli9beo o9 llrenli9beo / Blooet,
irembrinae en- iuno Gtrtulation al iamnte
iamt siue Sucen en- irlit % rem 6arue.
A. Sor aatarrb 90 6obeopine, Der Tom.
t1er al oaarlia Wooe o9 ureut BLOB, td9es
en- lterre Tortion "a til O..
81 Sor Sruentim meribgoomme ta9es /
q 2 Filer buer Wor9en, bullet irembrinaer
Ell iuloit9noi9 He8uleria9 at Spitemet.
g. Sor %iloelugtenoe ganoe % bitter
Smag | Nuuoen, iamt naar 2unsen er be-
la9t meo sul9rpnt Slim, ta9es 4 q q yiler
peo Sen9etio.
. Sor 5orfiolelie % 6asbeo to9es en-
fulo Tortion al Nillerne peo Sengetio.
sB-Jorluus Sesielrotbs BLOB. os 9euer.
piler % tas iusen andre.
6Sis 1ercs apotbefer lille bar benz, iaa
ienb 800 til mig oireite; ies ital oa meo
pmsaaenoe Toit portofrit tilienoe lem 5
2Giter.
2amrence SeSielrptb,
gramineret Npotbefer,
107 G. Gbieago abenue, Chicago, 80.
Decorah-posten., 1888-11-28
DIR. :Hohn u. Slomapif. stephe,

DIR. 1obn u. glomauif. STEPHEN
ion, Mid., l%iriuer: Or. Beters "au
rifo" uiler ierbeles tilfreositiIenbe &c
%iultater. Der par ct mRrfelist I'll
Ialbe Der. nemlis en- Wano usb NapI
anbretp SsniOn, iom bar lac ips, at 6al
msb Wsie fanSe rsre Jig / Sensen, mer
MI efterut baue brust "aurifO" en- for
lib beiinoer ban fig iaa Def, at ban el
oppe os fan arbeibe ipm andre Menne
Tier. Jor narmsre llnberretnins ifril
til Or. 3. Jabrneg. 1913 Osben Gpe.
Chicago, 81.
Decorah-posten., 1888-11-28

Sran itarfs Eritts al npsetipmbelit
Slass.
Ge. ium traner fs for at bliue bog
tise Sports= os S~oretsmanb, fan iOrs
tele big BEN iamme Siitorie. gu bar
uel life slsmt ben fore aapruers Be
refining, ION leg / iaa mango aar life
foritOo Os ppfatteoe, Tom jes Tube.
Inore bersmte 8pere, iom Sanlan +.
gr., er Of famine Menins. 9pstise
Sfpttere, Jon bar ounbet 9rOnninsens
os andre IrRmisr peo fore aapIfpos
ninser, ps ale, iom b%eltaser / anoen
ofientlis Sport, &pttere, 9sbere, Sod
eper, g~Olbipillere, 5obsiansere, Nltleter,
@pmraItsr, giqaroipiGsre, Bicptelifter,
1ricpteliiter, us nIe lisnenbe Sbrats
manb fan bepione, OF be albris ubfsrer
fine 9ins iaa spbt ps albris er iaa Def
bise. ipm naar Be life imaser itarfe
9ritte. Orange, ON life ale, pil osiaa
tunne fise big, at be er iifre pau at tabe,
bois De puerfrieer benne 8esel albris
ian tibet.
6uif:
SITE alene De opstisite os npttisite,
men psiaa Be Iunosite os lpttelisae
Rsnnelt Ter iinbes blanbt 3otalaibolos>
mRnb.
ut 9otaliter MAJ bare en- uiabuans
fig COB Selbreb, bepiies peb ben ajenosz
%9jernins, at here's 9ip, aar bet lpsses
paa neutrality-suspicious. gastltual,
Ear en- af9lort itSrre 8eroi enb be
Menneiters, iom tiGlaber Zig en- iaatalot
muoerat 8rus al Nlfobol. vt De, ium
life er Iibolosm9no, paa ben anben
SHE bar en- u~iitfer Selbreo, beuts
Ies al bet 5attum. at De, iom itaois MT
Der Nltobol, finbes blanbt benz, bpis
9ip bar minbf S9rbi. Saalebes Gar
man Ser TO Slass 8euiier til 5orbel for
Ifbolosiasen, os besse er baabe sOoe
ps ai9jerenbe.
DIT enlightenment osiaa bsrer til be
lpftelis'te Wenneifer, fan pi lutte os iii
al ben aienossjernins, at be bar minbit
meb 5attisoom ps 5crbrpoelier at sjrre,
at BE- fun 'jelbsn tpmmer i Strio elsr
li9ser unber for Jortpilelie, os at be
al ale S~amTunoets Meblemmer er benz,
Der Ienbsr be Tarreite Dire til Jenss
lerne, tSoipitalerne, Irbeiosbuiene os
@ale6ulene.
Quit:
Mlan er life nOsen iifter % ianb Gfs
~bplbsmanb, fer man bar l9rt at isse fin
bebte Grit / Rem Seblte, iom ben fore
@em,fer, 9ipsts Staber, Spbplber os
8eberifer, Far sipet us til bette Brus !;
ben 8aolfe, iom 2iue!s 5aber 6ar til
bersot for ps, us for al fin lepsnoe
Stabnins; ben 8abite, iom ban / fin
uenoelise 8unbIfab os gisbom bar fun
bet tilitrattelis iii aft bort nsouenbise
arbeibe, al uor ianbe @leoe os al Dor
Sran9; Den Seolfe, Tom oeitiaeres i
Naturens fore 9aboratorium, ipm tiger
op iom Damp us Sfper, ialber neb ipm
3esn os Sne, riiler neo 40 Jjelbene,
flpoer 10 / Baffe ps Strsmme, iamler
fig / SOroen us tilbpbes enbper for
intet, %bupriombelit Bet finbes.
Suf:
0enne 8aote er ben enelte nsbpen>
oise 0rif for Meuneifet ps ale leuenoe
Sfabninser, us oens Naun er-@aub!
Decorah-posten., 1888-11-28
Straun, Minn.


or. GeoattpIl
Esres Blab lGier ie9 meo tor Snteresie
'aa Srlno al De mango Npbeher fra ale
Banter. Beg otl oerfor psiaa beoe ON at
'aH nO9lt 9inier ilo, ian pore 2anbsmGno
ian le, at ri Der / Nprmmsn Gprutp psiaa
u lire. gu bar ri for btt Meite trGltet
'or Wiling, men ppsoeu er lao poerit oaar-
80 OF lite Nuuse Der p~utrirs Iaar male ben
VI gtsl; bet bliper oaarlise lloiiSter foy
ZEN, ION 'ibber / gj9lo for, I. gr.
noerl 0. |. .. Taa areaturer er Der ,nseu
lris. SIP
Decorah-posten., 1888-11-28
Aeuiinaton, Mtinn.



Sr. Rebatter!
Heb De. iamme les i~1oienoer Detailing for
5laoet, MI lea tribe upale Orb berfrn.
aenIin9tou er en- lioen Bp pla VI. y. il.
H. Ten er mn to Nar sammel o9 bsitaar
a Stores 90 / Sarotpare Store, l Sotel,
! Smsoibpp, . @rainbouies % l 2umber-
aarc, iamt 2lbrpsseriet lite at forSlemme.
J CONNER bleu Der p8iaG bps9et Stclebus.
5sboerHe er Tor bet Nteite Speniter, men Der
II o9iao enoel NorIte, i0a Der er en- lioeu
gtsnIabeo, iom b~etienes al Ialtor SGtbre
'yd Goan8cile. Mentsbeoen traaote iilor
99Ttub al ben uorIte Spnpoe, oa ben iputes
oGt par beOre, at tao uoeufur noset Sama
'lao I otsie Strioeus 9lber. 9. 9.
Decorah-posten., 1888-11-28
Vn Zap Yapir irelicr bcmocs
StO.

te' BAR tntet Iuoet eno ct Stptfs af ct
s|Na9sSapir, men bet fmrslite benhes 9ip.
IS oar pan bet iioite Staoium nf 99rina.
s1Setne baooe ~iprtalt benoe, at bun itts
.en's 9eIbreoes us blot tunoe lepe en- TORI
gun ceteoe miubre emo 20 Tunb. Yan
4'rsoet Stptte gnpir lGIie bun ON DR..
a.,s : New Discovery, % iii Jig en- Tigpe.
1a' Get blnlp benoe; bun .lpbte en- itcr
o,1.'e' Oct plalp benbe mere; bun tlsbte enbs
81 % beoreoes raft. SnH peoblep at
sss Oe''He D3eoiciu os er MI lt9rt, iri'i,
@S'aost, tpt % ieb ps peier 14O Eunb,
wy 'lotre lluOsrretnins ieub Stamp I'll W.
e9'e' Etus9iit, Sort Smith. 9rppeilu.
y 0enHe ~uteunoerlise Discovery iaaeF
!, .. Montgomery & 50 s9uls storc.
<''OTa9, Soma. A
Decorah-posten., 1888-11-28

eOao er bet nsopenbigte for en-
,us's'uer? = 8snsns; ibi ueen benz
Ion ban life uptraes.
Decorah-posten., 1888-11-28

Ten 5%urtissaaemoe yohIinis -Rsfti5ui's' Fran
Hsusm Gsicaso. gtilpou,,,. Ct. paai Ss Rinnsa'
polls.
Srans:6 omtiu Tuts meucm @bicaso, GouH'
Gil eIats, omaha cs >tiatbaus'g'' q.
Ten itore Rationale Butte msasm 1Biaso, Rams
Jas GitD ps Ct. Soie2b. Eo.
500 yile Sernbane uaar aas Vistis. St.Sut
Jaiuois, BistOHin. 9tiHusiota. 5eTa. Iiisioari o.
Ta.eta.
az. su ,u7,r -yaaps'. cyigsuiusr om Qasiasu'
% Srasis IGr,r ETC.. piI s,bas, at bsuOsHss FIG til nars
=sit, SiaiIsnssa s,Ht ior Chicago, Wiimanfts
4 At. gaut Raiiwap tn,r III bOlutsnismbtt Rails
yoasssssni Drssu.
r. MILLER, A. Y. 3. CARPENTER,
Genera! RaHasr. Ssni pais. & lttl Assui
~ I'm llnssrrttrins anscasns, 2cHs os loEHs. Der
lies al Gbioeso. RilHautss & 81. 9-ul 5rutaus'
aompaai. b,bassr maa Al 5,HpsuS, zig III 3. o. 6au'
gan. 2nro~tommisHoHsr. NtIgaH,,,. isis.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-10-26
LIGHT AND LAUCHABLE.

IL man has brass he can get along
win = very moderate supply of tin
Time.
The .iraO who invented alcohol died
900 Years ago, but his spirit lives
Albany Journal.
The ship of state is now under can
vass, but November will see her re-
duced to the bare polls.-Time.
You can't expect man to reason
when he's in love; and the object Of
his affections realizes that it is better
so.-Journal of Education.
The only time when an American
has any use for an English sparrow is
when the"thing is dead and can be
sold for a reed bird.-Time.
"Who is that lady dressed in black
mammal" asked Bobby, as he sat
with his mother on a ferryboat
''That is sister of charity, my boy"
replied his mother. Bobby pondered
deeply for a moment, and then he
said: Which is she, mamma, faith
or hope?"-Harper's Bazaar.
give brought back that ring l
took yesterday on approval" he Said
to the jeweler." WHAT was the
trouble; didn't it ft?" mo" he said,
sadly, II thought-well, that is-well,
you see, 1 bought it for a certain
finger, but she wouldn't wear it on
that, so I've come back with it.
jewelers. Weekly.
\ letter received at Burlington was
addressed to the Tax Collector or &
Minister of the Gospel" This evil
dences a fearful lack of discrimination
on the part of sOmebody.-St. Adams
Messenger.
First Base Ball Piayer-Dd you 90
% Sho~ss.o2's wedding today? Second
Base Ball Player-Of course / did =.
First Player low did it come off?
Second PIaytr-Declared tie.-Once
Week.
"And now, fellow citizens" said
che political orator, II leave the sub
iect with yOu. | have aimed to make
my speech short and full of pith. ~
Like stunted corncob :" yelled an
uncomv WINGED old farmer in the audi
ence.-Chicago Tribune.
"What do you think of the EXPOSE
ton Art committee 2" a Chicago artist,
whose works had been respectfully
declined, was asked. Zone is a pork
packer, another house mover, and
the third a photographers clerk, :"
was the reply, land none of them
know art when they see it," An
other artist who was asked the same
question promptly replied: "Oh,
they are people of very fine taste-one
of my paintings hangs in their ex-
hibit."-Chicago Globe.
Mrs. Godolphin-"Now, what would
be your terms, Mr.. Jones. for giving
me course of-say a dozen lessons
in pailting?" Jones-"Well, frankly,
Mrs. GodOlphin, I'm afraid it's toe
late in life for you to begin to start 8
career Of art-that is, ifyou wish to
take it up seriously" Mrs. Cob,
but don't! only want to learn
enough to be able to teach. Judy.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-10-26
The Two Tariff Bills Contrasted.

The Two Tariff Bills Contrasted.
To the Cincinnati Tlmes-Star
A careful analysis of the Mills bill
clearly reveals the malicious intent
and purpose of it's projectors to sweep
| the protected industries into the vOr-
| tex of free trade-of which the heavy
reductions on five principal schedules
are the forecast. In contradistinctiOn
to this measure the senate tariff
| bill appears in symmetrical
| form and creation in support of
American industry and American la
| Dor as noted in it's treatment of the five
schedules referred to-which are the
heart of protected competitive COM
modities in the tariff The Mills bill
reduces chemicals 81 per cent; the
senate bill less than two per cent.
The Mills bill cuts the metal schedule
SO per cent; the state bill less than
three per cent. Wool and woolens
are Frustrated % per cent by a vandal
stroke from the Mills bill, which the
senate bill reduces only one and one
half per cent. Lumber and wooden
ware the Mills bill sweeps overheard
into free trade, which the senate bill
restores to a reduction of only one
sixth of one per cent. The Mills bill
encocters, not content with free wool,
have selected the farmer as a special
object of their hostility in cut
ting down the duties on hemp,
jute and flax forty-nine per cent,
which the senate bill scarcely touches
at three-fourths of one per cent. The
total reduction on all these schedules
by the Mills bill is fifty per cent-S5O
decrease from each 500 previously
collected. The senate bill is less than
one and one-third per cent reductiC n
"a decrease of S1.30 on each 500 du-
ties previously collected. This compu-
tatOn is made from the official tables |
of each bill, and is therefore authori- |
tative, and reveals in true color the |
tendency of each measure.
The opponents of the Mills bill, |
amalgamating low protective percent
ages with high percentages on articles
of voluntary use and luxury, to artifi-
cially raise the former in order to mis-
lead that protective duties have only
been reduced five per cent. should
warm the people to investigate the APP
plication of percentages to each indi-
vidual schedule. This will unveil
masquerading in the her.
estes of false tariff percentages to de-
Jude the people that protective duties
have only been reduced five per cent
when five schedules lover half of the
protected commodities have been
struck down fifty per cent. When
we consider that our annual home
production and consumption of the
i've schedules named exceeds S2,000,-
400 600 then the question comes home
with special force. What proportion
If this vast amount will find its way
o the foreign market, propelled by
he reduction Of duties fifty per cent
IS named" 1t will deprive us of a
arge proportion, probably one-half
f not more. G. A. SCOTT. {
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-10-26
BOTTOMS BARGAINS.

Two carloads bedroom suits just
received, of excellent quality and ex-
ceedingly cheap.
New buggy harnesses at give-away
prices.
One grand square Wagner piano,
$125.
Magnificent oil paintings.
Two iron safes, metal cheap.
Large variety of clocks and notions.
Latest styles ladies' and gents reed
chairs.
A fine lot of flexible wire door mats.
Upholstering goods from IS cents
per yard.
Kitchen and dining-room furniture.
Beautiful upholstered lounges, 81 to
$25.
Two billiard and pool tables COM
plete.
Stoves, new and secondhand, from
So to $50.
Stereoscopian cases with so views,
50
Baby buggies, new and second
hand, So to $12.
Furniture repaired, packed and
shipped on short notice.
Mattresses of all kinds made at my
own factory.
Seven new fire proof iron safes and
one burglar proof steel chest, ditto, at
prices to defy competition.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-10-26
TERRIBLE.

Two-thirds of all deaths in New
York City are from consumption or
pneumonia. The same proportion
holds for most other cities. Delays
are dangerous. DR.. Acker's English
Remedy for Consumption will always
relieve, and may save your life.
(4 RAGLAND & Co.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-10-26
Anton HanniCh,

Anton HanniCh,
Carriage painter, informs the pub
lie, customers and friends, that
he is now prepared to do salts
factory work embracing every
thing in his line at reasonable prices.
Country orders promptly attended to.
shops at 30 Elm street, between No
Ian and Dawson streets, San Antonio
Texas. 6-12-6m
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-10-26

Money to loan and vendors lein
notes bought. Sums from 81 900 to S10,.
600 to. loan at and 10 per cent.
HAMBLETON, HADLEY & Co.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-10-26

VOTE for Belknap and for home in
ts1, dustries and home manufactures.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-11-03
MEMORANDA.

Fernandina Nov 2-Arrved, schrs Juo Fl May,
Riggs Boston; Nellie I Morse. Baker. New York
bark Nevada Nor, ThorstenSen. Buenos Ayres.
New York. Oct 3i-Cleared, steamship Pawnee
CBr), James, Savannah.
Liverpool Oct 31-Sailed. steamship Starlight
CBrl Hindle, Savannah.
Oporto, oct 26-Arrived, brig Olinda port,
Soares. Savannah.
Rio .Jaueiro, oct 10-Sailed, brig Carla CNor),
Tonncsen, Pensacola
Tarifa oct 2J-Passnd bark Marietta Utah
Gazzola, Genoa for Pensacola.
Boston, oct 3i-Arrived, schr Chas II Wolston
Dunton, Port Royal, g.
Cleared, steamship Moruca Gr), Broadfoot
Norfolk(D
Charleston, Oct 81 Sailed, schr J NAPLES,
Ponder, Bucksve
Coosaw, s. G, Oct 31-Cleared scbr William A
Marburg, Pisbury, coastwise.
Sailed schr Annie Is Bacon, coastwise.
DArien. Ca. Oct 3l-Cleared, ship Prince Re.
gent (Norl, Sorensen, Cardiff; bark Arthur (Ger),
Hasger Amsterdam; schr Helen l. Martin,
Fountain, New York
Fortress Monroe, Oct 29--Passed out steamers
Yoxford (Brl. Coosaw via Norfolk for London
Carbis Bay OBJ, Charleston via Norfolk for Liv-
erpool: Montauk (br). New Orleans via Newport
News for Bremen 30th. BeSSaria (I3r), Charles.
ton via Norfolk for Liverpool
Georgetown. s G, Oct 31-Arrived, schr Geo r
Congdon. Bayles, New YORK.
Fernandina, Oct 3l--Arrived, schr Susan n
Pickering, Haskell, Rockport.
Cleared. schr Gertrude l. Trundy, Sinnett,
Washington.
Philadelphia, Oct 3i-Arrived. schr Thomas J
NAV, Tbiessing. Georgetown. c.
Vineyard Haven, Oct 30-Arrlyed. schr Geor-
ga b Mcfarland, Strong. Brunswick, Ga, for
Boston.
New York, Nov 2-Arrived, steamship Ger.
manic, Liverpool
Arrived out, Eutruria for Liverpool
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-11-03
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.



NEW YORK, Nov. 2, noon:.stocks dull but
steady. Money easy at l15d2 per cent. Ell
chanRe-long. 81 s4a,4 Si4; short, 81 s7140
: S714. Government bonds neglected. State
Erie it1' ...... oO 81 Richm'd & W. Pit.
Chicago & North 111M Terminal. ....., 29l
Lake Shore. .lO3H Western Union. IS
5 D. m.-Exchange dull but steady. Money
easy at 2l64 per cent. Sub-rreasury balances
Gold, Sl5692j 900; currency, Sl5,9Sd,0OO. Gov
eminent bonds dull nut strady; four per cents
1877; four and half per cent coupons 10s3s
State bonds duil aud IeatufeiesS.
Today's stock market was dull. but showed
little more animation than yesterday, there
being more buying for long account In the fore
noon and more active operations by bears aud
traders later in the day; and the latter had the
better of the movement In prices, which left the
majority OF the list fractiona'y lower than last
evening. Dealings in the forenoon were almost
entirely devoid of feature, but while London
commission houses and outsiders were doing
next to nothing, and the covering OF shorts had
nearly ceased, there was a small demand for
long account from scattering purchasers who
believe in higher prices after the election, and
this served to give firm tone 70 dealings, while
the movements were Connned 10 the smallest
fractions Rumors OF an agreement among
southwestern roads to advance rates however
were powerful enough TO make those stocks
active and decidedly strong, and they were the
only really strong spot in the list during the en-
tire day. Missouri Pacific was the special feat
ure and slowly advanced throughout greater
portion OF the day, until IL was forced of by
raid of the bears in the afternoon. Atchison
and San Francisco were comparatively active
and strong in sympathy. but the rest Of the list
failed 70 respond to any extent In the after
noon decrease Ia the earnings reported by
Union Pacific for September was made use of
by the bears and heavy pressure was brought
against the stock, as well as 50, Paul. and they
led the decline, which brought almost every.
thing below opening figures. New England also
came in for part OF the pressure aud yielded
readily. as did also Richmond and West Point
preferred, though other southern stocks were
quiet and featureless throughout the day. Cot
ton Oil also was stu active, but yielded with
stocks on the regular list Missouri Pacific Is
up IA per cent and Atchison Ijk, but the re-
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-11-03

NAVAL SToREs--The market for spirits tur-
pentine was quiet but hrmer. The sales for the
day were $50 casks at 413l G>42c for regulars. AT
the Board of Trade on the opening call the mar
ket was reported steady, at 42c for regulars. At
the last cali it closed nrm at &c for regulars.
Rosin-The market continues quiet but firm at
quotations. The sales for the day were about
i.500 barrels AT the Board of Trade on the first
call the market was reported firm with
sales of 10 barrels. at the follow.
ing quotations: A, b, and D 7716c. Z. T
and 6 soc, II S711c, 81 10. K 81 %. NJ 81 65. n
S. O5, window glass 81 So water white So co. It
closed unchanged, with further sales Of so bar
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-11-03

Per steamer David Clark. from Brunswick
bbls spirits turpsntne, bbls rosin, box tools,
box hardware, 1 pkg mdse, I sack potatoes,
case mdse, . cases shoes. Dbl cabbages, box
glass, s25 sacks rice, rocker, calves. box
pictures.
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway. Nov ?
la bales cotton, ID bois spirits trpentine, 81
sacgs r rice. cars wood, pile machine, tank
oil, car poultry, i7B pkgs tobacco, sewing
machine 10 cases bottles. 1 bale hides. 3 pkgs
sash, 5 snoots 3 W pipes cases cigars, show
card desk, chest tools. cases mdse, b1l5
" paper, 800 pigs mdse.
Fer savannah, Florida and Western Railway.
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Steamship Chattahoochee. Daggett. New York
&C @ Anderson.
Steamship Dessoug, Askins, Philadelphia-C
GAnderson-
Steamship Robinia (Br), Smith. Reval-A Minis
e. Sons
Brig Clara Pickens, Eddy. Baltimore-Jos A
Roberts g. Co.
Schr A D Iamson, Smith, Philadelphia-Jos A
Roberts & Go.
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POULTRY-Market wei supplied; demand fair.
EGGs-Market weaker, with light offerings;
moderate demand.
PEANUrs-Fair stock; demand moderate;
prices firm.
PEAS-None
PRUNEs-Turkish, 606Isc; French, 1880
121ec.
SUGAR-Georgia and Florida, nominal none
in market.
HoNEY-No demand; nominal
SWEET PoTAToEs-In good demand; some new
coming in
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
SATURDAY, Nov 3, 1888,
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.


Steamship Nacoochee, Catherine, New York
G G Anderson.
Steamship VIM Crane, Billups, Baltimore
West & Co.
Bark Medusa Ger, Kaiuse, Hamburg, in bal
laSt-,Jas FARE, Jr.
Schr Thos P Clyde, Biddle, Norfolk, with coal
to Propeller Tow Boas Co, vessel to JOS A Rob
erts g. Co.
Steamer Progress Johnson, Augusta and way
landings-W r Gibson. Agent.
Steamer David Clark, Bailey, Brunswick-C
Williams, Agt.
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NOTICE To MARINERS.

New York, Oct 81 The Lighthouse Depart
ment is laying the cable to connect the six buoys
put down in Gedneys channel. When laid and
the connections made with the stations on Sandy
Hook which is In working order, the buoys viii
be lighted with electricity.
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Steamship Chattahoochee. New York.
Steamship Kate Fawcett (Brl, Genoa.
Steamship Norfolk GBrl. Liverpool
Bark Tikoma (Br), Charleston.
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FINANCIAL.

MONEY MARKEr-Money is easy, with money
DoMEsrTo ExcHANaE-very weak. Banks and
bankers are buying sight drafts at "a per
cent discount and selling at par.
FoREIGN ExcHANeE-The market is firm.
Commercial demand. 81 81; sixty days,
Al go; ninety days, 81 81: francs,
Paris and Havre, commercial, sixty days,
rs 2tl6; Swiss. s. 25; marks, sixty days,
o. 9-l6c
SrcuRrrtxs-The market is firm for all classes
~ securities with good demand for Southwest
ern railroad stock and for city bonds and long
date railroad bonds Central railroad stock is
feverish.
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Oats-No. :, 249sc. Mess pork at s14 60. Lard,
per 100 lbs, IS H. Short rib sides, loose 81 10
Dry sailed shoulders, boxed. S. co. Short clear
sides, boxed, So 1915. Whisky 81 20.
Leading futures ranged as follows;
Onaninr HivheSt Closing.