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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-09
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Braender. Philip, German Savings Bank Y,
cor 5h-avc and S5th.st year, $4,000
Cannon, George II, to Moses : Rosenback, cor
10th.aVe and 156th-st. ! year. $4,000
Deeyes, Richard, Of Marshall o Roberts, :
S4th-st, of SthaVe, year. $4,000.
Same s2me. II Slstst. OF 9thave, years. g
mortgages $3.50 900.
Devin James, TO Bradley & Currier Co. Id n $
d3i-st, Of sth-ave, months si.400
Fowler, Clarence NJ, to Charlotte VI Tyler, 161st-
st, c Of Morris years, $4,000
Goldsmith Moses. an@ Solomon Plant 10 Abby ; ana
Chss T. Marshall Nos S4-349 Bowery years 800 OCO
Harrison. Benjamin j, and wife TO Robert L Reade
exor Of Robert Reade n 130thst Of 11th-ave /
year. 80 600.
Kilratricak, Edward trus Annie NJ Goodwin, s s
r6th.si G OF 10th-aye, years, e21, 0C0
Same 10 Eliza Gott. property year, q, 600
e Klein Benedict A, 20 hdolph SchesiDger No. 8 Es-
eex-st, years. $1,000.
same TO Therese Mack property, years. Ella 600
Kuntz. Joseph. TO EmigIant Industrial Savings Bank
Same to Michael Kunn. same property, year,
Penheld Smith n. to james Brady. n corner Man
hattana and 18th st. year. SO 937.
Reynolds, Samuel Il. 10 Elise Muller 13th-st Lot
los, II Splngler, years 5000.
Stewart, Charles u executors Sarah Heinemann,
21st-st, Of 7th-ave. years SIS. 900.
Trajman. Diedrlch. to Abraham Steers n 124th-st
Of LenOX-ave, months, $1,000.
Wood, Mary G, and Beverly 10 Richard Riker, No II
R0osevelt-st, years $500.
Weinberg Jacob b. to Mutual Reserve Fund Association
Waker-st. West Roadway 3 years $4,000
Same to Simpson Wolf. same property, year SIS 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-09

pa New-YOrk, Dec. 4, 1889.
The Stockholders of the COnti-
mental Construction & Improve
ment Company who call upon ID.
b. Hatch. Secretary, pursuant to
his advertised request, can test
the accuracy of his statements and
of our statements, as above set
forth, by calling upon us and see-
ing the evidence.
T.. c.. BENEDICT & CO.,
90 Broad ST.. New-YOrk.
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City proprrip Go Get.

TO LEASE. corner Of Prince and Sullivan sts 5oy,oo
. VII be improved 70 suit tenant. "iVV'
rutland WHITING 8 Beekrnanst
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1)ublic Notlte.

FINANCE DEPARTMENT.
BUREAU FOR THE COLLECTION OF TAXES
No 81 CHAMBERS. ST. STEWART BUILDING)
NETWORK. December p 1885
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS
RI, HE RECEIVER OF TAXES of the City of
i New-York hereby gives notice TO all persons who
have pay their for the year 1859 10 pay
he him at his office before first day ~
January. 80 a. provided by Section S40 OF the New.
York City Consolidation Act OF 1852.
Upon any such laA remaining unpaid the first day
Of December. 1889, one per centum Will be charged re-
ceyed and collected In addition 70 the amount thereof;
sud upon such remaining unpaid on the first day OF
JANUARY 1880 interest will be charged received and col
leco1 upon the amount thereof a. the rate Of per
Of October 1889 which day the assessment rolls and
warrants Tor the Of 1889 delivered to the aid
Receiver ~ Taxes the date OF payment pursuant 10
GEORGE w. MCLEAN
Receiver Of 1uN0s
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Alnsifa! Instruments
NM. hNABE A. IN
tave removed 10 thsIr "a w.
las FIFTH AVENmre'00ms
,,. number Of slightly used crA $500
- regular prices - SUI al liberal reduction from
Il ssiE.hsoN PIANOS RANK HIGH among
effns~'9 osst eq 3 % sco ga nodera pces
Sns snse gh plant sedon pa,t use ,oo Annual out
fS co. so:'i ss 9 "a. i D:a.
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TO the Stockholders
OF TIE
CONTINENTAL CONSTRUCTION &
IMPROVEMENT COMPANY.

Those who willing Join us in securing early
eistribuon of this Company, consisting Of
FiTCHBURG PREFERRED AND COMMON sTOCn.
of which each share of this Stock H. entitled TO half
sha the Preferred and oncthrd Of share of the
Common Stock, invited send their TO
or before the 10TH DAY OF DECEMBER, 1859.
FTTCHBURG PREFERRED STOCK is now selling
at 81. which shows a value of IS for stock with
placing any estimate the value of the Common TO
which you entitled, while the market value Of
CONSTRUCTION stock Is IS bid, 40 asked.
The only ground assigned by your directors. MESSRS
EDWARD DE ROSE. CARL IA. DE SILVA, DANIEL
p HATCH, WILLIAM II. HOLLISTER, RUDOLPH
KEPPLER, LEWIS MAY, WILLIAM MERTENS,
ROBERT 5. MINTURN, L. II. BEARSE, JAMES o.
SHELDON, HENRY X. SHELDON, GEORGE WARREN
SMITH, AND CHRISTIAN Won HESsE, for Withholding
the present distribution OF the stock The Stock
holders the suit called for the nominal Of
coo O0O long since have been compromised
about az and the Directors have offered so OOO
This difference 1921 900 IS hs ground alleged Cor
withholding present distribution OF the assets OF the
Stockholders Meanwhile the expenses OF the BOSTON,
HOOSAC TUNNEL & WESTERN organization AMI II
the Trustees are running on and the custody Of the Pre-
ferred and Common is withheld from the Hghiul
owners thereof, and the value OF the CONSTRUCTION
Stock hampered forced by the necessity OF some Of
the Stockholders upon the market the price named.
distribute the Preferred Stock it has declined from above
par 90 per cent
In sending your NAMES please specify the number of
shares held.
(sgn,d E. {. BENEDICT & CO.,
90 BKOAD-ST., NETWORK.
NOV 26, 1889.
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Reorganization
of the
AMERICAN
COTTON OIL TRUST.

At "a meeting of the REORGANIZATION COM
MITTEE. this day held, tho following resolutions
were unanimously adopted
WHEREAS There are now on deposit with the
CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY, under the agreement
of reorganization, more than NINETY-FIVE per
cent of the entire issue Of the AMERICAN COTTON
OIL TRUST Certificates
RESOLVED, That all such deposits are hereby de-
ciared absolute and binding under the of said
Agreement; that this Committee hereby determines
that such deposits sufficient TO out the Re-
organization, and declares its intention of executing
the purposes of the Agreement.
RESOLVED, further. That AMERICAN COTTON
OIL TRUST Certificates be hereafter received OIL de-
post with the CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY up 10 and
including DEC. o. 1883, only upon payment, In cash,
of penalty of one half off ceufum upon the
value of such certificates.
The engraved certificates Of the CENTRAL TRUST
COMPANY issued on deposit of AMERICAN COTTON
OIL TRUST Certificates have been LISTED on the
STOCK EXCHANGE in same manner as The ceriih-
Gates ofthe AMERICAN COTTON OIL TRUST.
DATED NETWORK. DEC. Q, 1889.
FREDERIC p. OLCOTT.
Chairman
SAMUEL THOMAS,
EDWARD d. ADAMS,
JAMES H. BENEDICT.
WILLIAM l.. BULL,
NICHOLAS SHELDON,
REORGANIZATION COMMITTEE
JAMES II. BENEDICT, SECRETARY.
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REAL ESTATE.
AT THE EXCHANGE.

New.York, Saturday, Dec z:
No sses 10 p sog t"dsy The fetal amount realized az
and AueSg and Auction from public auSson S
e ety real estate hell at the ENeaings 90 VIZ
"e LIST OF AUCTIONS .
For the present week ending with ~ Sc held az the
Z, TIE lC .SS Age, ioly1 Room E ''
Exchange '"1 TO-DAY CMoNDAy). DEC. ..
%, FP rssl stss ss iso f Z Of 5davc
TUESDAY, DEC. TO- - Ali.
Public auction lots l5AA0 each and SfiOsy Of 10th.
and 7YiG q 2 ,S'. S sslS each ws
ssSs5st Of loth.avc lots 25&l2o each n'''S'
ave 100 II 5 Of 174th-sL
ro,..osur sale lot lsxso1o and 5t9ry s' o No iH2
ssei and egdas No ss1 ws.Sr dSeag So
fSst 7sd,st, $ 100 u 2 Of ,s Ssns'e' wv
THURSDAY DEC. II. ..,o,-oo o
vo,o.,osr,, ale plot laad lsgSss 81 Ss;
and ss'C $ Sy9Ss' and 5'oy Building No 1882 @
ssts as or Of S sahsSS Nos ssi and 1928 Es
htS, o'D 9Ss Il Of oaye PuSne o Sucvsn osts
Sosg and and story buiSllEggo 30 c,S S' AND
srass N q S! ss and 800 sOhs Of 2davs
ou'''i'SS -' eRoOKLYN PROPERTY.
,,,. .,o,,on lot COX about 50. aad 3-story build
ns 10 A Fg'93 ds No o. 5s Sa fSsSa%syc 0s
S9S e e Tr IN S~I Place. wc!, Brighton,
FRIDAY DEC 13.
rorecosure sale Leopold Moscowtz, referee lease OF
,o; S5Si46 and ana story null ii8es. No 1853 Chryste'
3: ra Te% ana .a STOW mildng No. 4o$ canal
- 100 Il Of Ghompscn.st po, u lana SSNiITcgN
= 9sS II Of Canast; lot i99xlncgx37xrFeg aud
similar house. No. Is Suiivan-st $ W Of Grand-st
OFFICIAL REAL ESTATE TRANSFERs-N. Y CITY
sI-st,n 5, G75 II Of shave, 75x - TO s2d,
i; executors ETC. Marshall O. Roberts to .,oo NJ,
sda t,,"' Nos Toooi oo2 " 5, COS It q Coth.st
dale and a aaoi6e is'' 70 10y '' D'YD. c. ooc
e7s st ana 800 e, Of $asVc ~ Isaac
sdsyc. cor 55th.st 497N $50 i1xS2x5O.5x95
7o Sa%tes ass AsT e d n ioiGa1e
Laura v Appleton to Gee E Van Brunt.... SOC
Same Same PROPERTY PROPERTY THONGS Van BrunS to Edward
cor GS'i Place $ 2i84 It Of Van coqriiaadi
ave 2oN1oo; William and Charles w opdyke "a,
10 Bcrnhari Freeman ana anoihcr--..-.....-.-. 6O'
Executor Of Mary Perry to Charles stewart 10 SOC
. Dundon 70 ArhuT ii Dundon -.
BfaiT to smi, i Pended 'arS 60 ooC
o., George EiseSpS2rs to Clara a Fines e, co
Sd1 trustee Of 19 asS Bowl 10 1aE M SSsso
'O re i isnn n x Wife S Of A@6rOsc Mcneil
Sane property; Celeste W ieTrici to Nathaniel
a.. s - a2o # v Of ib;sve % eAoa William -''',
Il Jenkins 20 May + J@nkins - 20; -s;.,.-,.
'0! eG5 mcnr SE w "a saa TO J5c Oo
1is..ss 3 500 n c q shave, 94x9s.9; George
o0xioG; Bernard Levy to jacob weinSSfs 225ooo
elst-si, 1873. II II W Of gth-ave----to eth-aye
X--to s2d-stX140 3x2O44 James F Rurgcs
and wife u eNcrs Marshall y Roberts ....... 1&c
Thona: Garrett and wlte g PARK ii McManus 1o5 600
24th-st No is East = 40 Il OF ith-aVc. 20X
$50 EIlzeheh b Ares :, Mary a Qunlan lie
orick Mldaiebrook re-; 90 Joel y Wotfe..'. so 900
81; Benedict 4 Klein to Jos / Buttenweisef % 900
13oth-st. 2S2 4 OF Gth-avc. 1890. II sarah
and Irving Ward 70 Cha, A Troup. trustee.
walters nc "a :. 100 NJ I. Of Wcs' Broad
Bernard '''-'oc7 go 600
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS

THE BOOK OF oPEN:AIR SPORTS, octave. 500
i pages. illustrated The standard gty on
American Rules for sailing w
ming ban playing shooting horseback riding &c. &c. IN
full 81 per copy Published b. The Tribune New. York
Entertaining aud universally compmented By tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-09
financial.
OFFICE OF
THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD
COMPANY,
No. ~ Brond ST., New York,
December q, 1889.
To the Preferred and Common
Stockholders of the Northern
Pacific Railroad Company:

Notice is hereby given that in pursuance CT resolution
OF the Board OF Directors the privilege VIII be oiered on
December 60 1889 stockholders OF record of that date
to subscribe and accrued interest for an amount OF
the new Consolidated Mortgage cent Bonds OF this
Company equal Is per cent OF their respective holdings
For the exercise OF this privilege the transfer books OF
the Preferred and Common Stock viii be closed at m
December 90 1882 reopened at 10 January 20,
1890
Further particulars regarding the subscription will be
duly communicated by circular.
By order OF the Board OF Directors.
HENRY WILLARD. Chairman.
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LIBERAL RATES OF INTEREST PAID on BALANCE

The COMPANY Is authorized IN act a EXECUTOR
ADMINISTRATOR, GUARDIAN RECEIVER ant
TRUSTEE; a. Fiscal. and TRANSFER AGENT and a.
REGISTRAR OF STOCKS and BONDS.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-10-24
CONSIGNEES

Per Charleston and Savannah Ry, Oct 90
Fordg Office, Garnett, S & Co, Montague & Co,
Alexander, Warren & A, W w Gordon & Co, J
ID Weld. j Williams a. Co, @ Stults & Co. u
Moyle, Ellis, Y & Co, Commercial Guano Co. T.
NJ Wllkerson, Smith Bros. str Katie, schr /. f
Torrent, Palmer Bros, S Guckenhemer & Son,
J E Carr. STANDARD Oil Co, r b Cassels, r II
Landman.
Per Savannah, Florida and Western Railway,
Oct 3-Fordg Office, II Myers Bros, E Ward,
Lee Roy Myers & Co, NJ Henderson, W K
Dupont, II Solomon & Son, McDonough q Co,
A Falk & Sons, Strauss Bros, NJ Boley & Son, d
Loftin, W W Gordon & Co, G. Davis & Son, X
NJ Ferst's Sons & Co, Byck & 8, A LefIier & Son,
w Miller, Decker & F, Lippman Bros Gull
martin, Ga & Fla S B Co, E b Hunting & Co,
Frierson & Co, Dale, d & Co, A Elnstein's Sons
Wolf, A G Rhodes & Co, McGillis & R, A Hanley,
Savannah Furniture Co, Harms & J, Moore & j,
Halnes & D, Peacock. H G. COG V Hecker & Co,
< Minis, S Collins B Co. Reppard & Co, f
Byington, Stilwell. M & Co, Garnett, S & Co,
Butler & S, NJ "a d l Mcintyre, Baldwin & Co,
d Dancy, J Williams & Co. w W Chisholm,
NJ Maclean & Co, ] S Wood & Bro Woods & Co,
Warren A, Jno Flannery & Co, Ellis, & Co.
III M Conner & Co, Heron & @, T Roberts
Per Central Railroad, Oct % -Fordg Agt,
II NJ Conner & Go, W w Gordon & Co, George
Mills, f NJ Farley Baldwin q Co. Woods & Co,
Garnett, Co, Montague Co, Warren & A,
M Maclean & Co, 8 Wood & Bro, Heron & G,
Jno Flannery g. Co, w w Chisholm, Butler & s,
j Williams & Co. T J Davis & Co, Schley & b,
Savannah Hotel Co, Herman & X, B Rothwell,
G Drayton, Haines & D., NJ Lewman & Co
Southern Cotton Oil Co, NJ O'Connel, Hunter
Bros, jenkins & Co. S Guckenheimer & Son.
Connolly, VIM Holman, j S Collins & Co, l. w
Roberts, j II Lang f Fisher. ID Weed & Co,
M Doyle, c f Suits & Co, Stanley S. w r
Thgpen, Stillwe, NJ G. Co. Ludden & B, Mrs A
NJ Thigpen, Bacon. b & Co, McDonough & Co,
Lindsay & NJ, NJ Henderson, w Nell & Co. J
Baker. Olive Solomons, Meinhard Bros & Co,
DIR G Hodges. Epstein & Bro. Mohr Bros, J
Freeman, T NJ Keller, j. Putzel, Board of Edu-
cation. Electric Light Co, Teeple & Co, New
Home s NJ Co, Palmer Bros, Lowell Il l., John
DeMartin, Lppman Bros, M Farst's Sons Il Co,
Smith Bros, McDonough & b, Enrich & Bro,
Frank & Co, A Hull Co, g Eckstein & Co,
Bendheim Bros l. Byck & Son, Max Stern,
A Miller & Cog w Tiedeman & Bro, Speciality
Co, Neidlinger & r, Savannah Steam Bakery.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
FINANCIAL.


NEW YoRK. Oct. %, noon.-Stocks quiet and
firm. Money tight at 708 per cent. Exchange
long, "a S1D4 8lA; short, "a 651404 S51e.
Government bonds neglected. State bonds dull
but steady.
Following were the noon stock quotations:
Erie. ....... ..... 29A Richm d a. w. Pt.
Cicago& North. l119s Terminal. ........ 22A
Lale Shore. go. 1855 Western Union. %
Norf. & ". pref.
p. m.-Exchange quiet, weak and I'M
changed. Money easier at 3GS per cent.
closing offered at per cent. Sub-treasury
balances-Gold, 1856, 9s,, 900; currency, 50, 5s9,
900. Government bonds dull but steady; four
per cents i27; four and half percent. coupons
l0516- State bonds dull and featureess
Money was much easier to-day, and the rate
on call dropped as low as per cent, which
gave stimulus 10 the covering OF shorts, and
so furnished a foundation for the general i'm
provement In stocks to-day. Railroad news
was scarce. but Kansas and Texas became the
feature on rumors IN regard TO tbs new plan Of
reorganization, aud the settlement Of difficult
ties between the conflicting interests Of bond.
holders. This influenced fay0Fabiy other Gould
shares. The strength Of the market was early
apparent, and q slow but steady appreciatlcu OF
values which lasted with bat Tue slighteai Ia
terruptl0ns until the close ~ business. was In
snguraied. The improving tendency reached
all pofti01s ~ The let, AMI hnal prices are
about Il TOP ngures. tue market cl0flng quiet
aud strong Imported final change are faH ia
nuHibeF, aud tnicp facific fase ! 4. View 5ersey
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RECEIPTS.


Per Charleston and Savannah Ry Oct %
o0l bales cotton, bbls spirits turpentine, So
bols rosin, cases clothing. pkgs bags, lots h
h goods, case notions. l box tonic, Dbl warn.
ish, 20 nests trunks, 10 cases cigarettes, 3 cars
empty bbls, sacks peanuts. 80 pkgs tobacco, IL
bdls baskets, cars wood, 8 sacks potatoes /
tank oil.
Per Savannah, Florida and Western Railway,
Oct 81 1853 bales cotton, OBS bbls rosin 403
obls spirits turpentine e. cars lumber 100 bales
baggtng, cars wood, l car empty bbls 5 bales
mattresses, IS crate cutters, IS crates paper $50
bbls flour, 461 bales hay. I6 bdls paper bags, "a
cases gin, bbls eggs, 10 bbls rice. 40 pkEs mdse
l lot h goods, 321 boxes oranges, So boxes
vegetables.
Per Central Railroad, Oct 23-6, 722 bales cot
ton, IS bbls spirits turpentine or bbls rosin q
bales yarn, 127 bales domestics, bales hides
bdls paper, 10 bdls leather, 81 pkgs tobacco, 3Si
lbs lard 1900 lbs bacon, 1900 bushels oats, Y
bbls fruit, pieces machinery, iO4 pkgs mdse, u
bales paper stock, 2S2 empty bbs, 5 cars brick
cars cotton seed, 100 bbls cotton seed oil, 1 bx
soap. kegs white lead, 81 boxes hardware, 81
bales platds 81 cases eggs, IS tons pig iron, 400
bales hay. $1,000 lbs bran, IL bbls whisky, hf
ools whisky, bbls syrup 81 pkgs furniture, Is
obls -four, 80 cars lumber. SO bushels rice. Dbl
sugar, Is cords wood, IS casks clay, II bdls viii
low ware, 20 bales Irvine, Z bbls vegetables, 8
cases liquor.
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MEMORANDA.

Bath, Me, Oct 21-Arrived, schr Luella A
Snow, Carter, Darien.
Boston, Oct 21-Arrived. schr Navarino, Cole.
Apalachicola
Brunswick. Oct 12-Cleared, barks Peppina
(Ital, Cappiello, Rosario; 18th, Ore Nor,
Ostensen, Buenos Ayres.
Cape Henry, Oct 1S-Passed out, steamship
Capulet CBr), Savannah via Norfolk for Bremen.
Darien, Oct 21-Cleared, Schr Geo Ames,
Marshall, Waldoboro, Me.
Fernandina. Oct 21-Arrived, schr Satilla,
Scofeld, Bath. Me.
Cleared. schrs Henry Crosby, Patterson, and
Edward Stewart, Jordan, New York.
Georgetown, s G. Oct 17-Sailed, schrs Ar
yesSta Mott New York; iSsh; Nellie Floyd
Key West, Oct 1S-Arrived, schr Ella NJ Halves,
Newburg, New York.
19th-Sailed, schr Wake, Truxillo.
Pensacola. Oct 17-Arrved, steamship Spring
field (B0. Montevideo; barks Cambria (Br).
Murray, Port Eads; Frederic Susanne CIR.
Cayenne; 2lst, schr Jennie Hall, Hall, Wis
cassett.
21st-Cleared, bark Avvenire QtaD, Spezzia.
17th-Saied, bark Olaf (Nor) Gram, Tyne.
Philadelphia, Oct 21-Cleared, steamship
karoon (Brl, Saunders, Savannah
New York, Oct 21-Arrived. schrs ID w Nc
Lean, Hudson, Georgetown, S G; Mary + Cor
son, Robinson, Jacksonville.
Cleared, steamship Pawnee OBJ. Phillips.
Savannah; schrs Mary Cashier, Thurber, do;
Charlotte T Sibley, Cottrell, Jacksonville; A
Lamson, Smith, Key West and Mobile.
Cardiff. Oct l9-Arrived, bark Bogliasco QtaD,
Bertoiotta. Pensacola.
Sailed. steamer Blue Jacket OBJ, Port Royal,
sc.
Gibraltar, Oct 2i-Passed. steamship Peconic
C3r) Evans, Savannah for Barcelona.
Liverpool, Oct l9-Sailed, steamship Marie
(Nor) Savannah.
santander, Oct i4-ATived, bark Demerara
Aus), De Aucona, Savannah.
Swansea Oct i6-Saiied, steamship Bengore
Head (Br), Smith, Brunswick
Havana, Oct r--Sailed. bark Nerdad Sosvilla,
Savannah
Delaware Breakwater, Oct 20--fasSed out,
steamship Laisham 03rl Savannah.
~ simOns, Ga, Oct is--Arryed, schr Geo N
Adams. Htandsh, Portland
New YORK, oct 2s-ArriTed, steamships CITY
Of Paris and Nevada, Liverpool
Arrived out. steamships ieutonic and City of
New York, from New York Tor bgerpooli Elder,
kss fofE for Bfemcni Arizona, View f0rk for
kafefpooi
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estimates This produced q stronger feeling
and prices advanced a fraction. Trading was
moderate and well distributed. Light business
was done in selling December and buying Janu-
airy at SC premium. There was more doing in
a speculative way in mess pork and the feeling
was stronger. 4 prominent local operator pur-
chased November rather freely. while miscells-
neous shorts accepted fair quantities for Janu-
AIRY, the bulk OF which was Obtained from
manufacturers Prices were advanced l01i7lSc
on the whole range, though outside prices we're
not fully sustained. Trading in lard was only
moderate and the feeling easier. Prices ruled
about 5n10c lower. and the market closed quiet
at inside figures. There was rather more doing
in short rib sides and the feeling was stronger.
Prices were advanced 15G 17l1c on October and
2l6A5c on the other deliveries, but the i'm
provement was not fully supported.
Cash quotations were as toiiows: Flour
steady and quiet. Wheat-No- spring 7Sc;
No. rcd 7s14c. Corn--No. 2 5o9sc.. oats-No.
2. 1sc. Mess pork at $40 as: Lard at So $50
6 S7.s. Short rib Sides loose, s. 2S05 IS. Shout
ders 81 800 so. Short clears s. 621sG5 rs.
Whisky 81 OF.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-10-24
EXPORTS.

Per steamship Chattahoochee for New York
$3.50 bales cotton, 229 bales domestics fOl, 903
feet lumber, 200 bags flour, $50 pkgs vegetables,
rs bbls cotton seed oil so bbls rosin, 100 bags
chaff Ia bales hides, IS turtles, II bbls fish, 400
pkgs fruit, 2S1 pkgs mdse, $50 tons pig iron.
Per bark Alice Port), for Rio Janeiro-612 500
feet p p lumber; 200 bbls rosin, weighing 94,275
pounds NJ Ceballos & Co.
Per bark Kalstadt Nor, for Rotterdam-5O0
ools rosin, weighing 236,SO5 pounds; 217i bbls
spirits turpentne measuring 1lO.457 gallons:
8 457 white oak staves
Per schr R c Hartley, for Boston-30s, 2Oe
feet p lumber-McDonough x Co and T L
Kinsey.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-10-24
res ranged as follows:

BALTIMORE, Oct. 23-Flour quiet; Howard
street and Western superfine 81 5O03 90; do.
extra SO 1904; family 81 1904 50; city mills,
Rio brands, extra "a 62C14 IS. Wheat-South-
ern dull and easier; Fultz i60Sic, Longberry
76qS5c; Western quiet but firmer; No. winter
red, on spot and October delivery eO0So14c
Corn-Southern scarce and nominal white ~
stiff.
ST LOUIS, Oct. 23.-FIour closed unchanged
Wheat firm; closed &c above yesterday; No. 2
red, cash, 755kc: December delivery 77I9 667s14c;
May delivery $50 asked. Corn firmer but quiet !;
No. mixed, cash 2794c; January delivery 2l15
@279sc. Oats firm: No. mixed, cash i7Ag
l716c; May delivery 21I8c. Whisky at 81 OF:
Provisions firm: Pork 81 so. Lard firmer and
unchanged; prime steam sc 10.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 23.-Cotfee firm; Rio lin
cargoes) common to prime, 16160120l4c. Sugar
quiet; Louisiana open kettle, good fair 4c,
good common 4Ac; centrifugal, on white b4s
655c, gray white 6ls0614c, prime yellow clarl-
fed 61sc. Molasses irregular; louisiana open
Kettle, good prime 5lc, prime 4'S4Sc. syrup
LOUISVILLE, Oct 23-Grain unchanged. Wheat
No. cred. Use. Corn-No. mixed. S5c. Pro
visions Market closed unchanged: Bacon
clear ribs S. so; shoulders SIS. Mess pork SID.
Sugar,cured hams 81 50@12 So Lard, choice
leaf IS.
CINCINNATI, Oct 23.-FIour dull. Wheat lower
and in good demand; No. red 76477c. Corn
| in fair demand and steady; No. mixed 34c.
oats in moderate demand; No. mixed 21c.
fOrk uull at SlU 20. Lara QueJ at DO ".
Bulk meats weak and unchanged; short ribs
| S. 371f. Bacon weak and unchanged; short
clear $6 3715. Whisky firm at 81 o.
NAVAL STORES
NEW YORK, Oct. 49, noon-spirlts turpentine
| firm at 4S16c. Rosn firm at 81 0501 10.
500 p m.-Rosin firm but quiet. Turpentine
| higher but quiet at 490D49l6c.
| CHARLESTON, Oct 23-rurpentine firm at
451bc. Rosin firm; good strained 9Oc.
WILMINGTON, Oct. 23-Spirits turpentine
steady at 451Sc. Rosin firm; strained S5c,
| good strained 90c Tar firm at 81 50. Crude
turpentine firm; hard 81 20, yellow dip and
| virgin So 30.
RICE.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 23.-Rice quiet; ordinary
to prime 315G1415c.
PETROLEUM.
NEW YORK. Oct. 23.-The petroleum market
| opened steady at 81 0034. Soon after the open
ing reports of an increased demand for export
| and decreased supply started shorts TO cover
| ing, and they forced the price up TO 81 O0A.
Realizing sales caused reaction, on which the
market closed steady at Il 0236.