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Telegram-herald., 1889-08-17
TIE MARKETS


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sas.er Prscss ranged ~ r. IA - Tor casa
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toser. znc q. 5otsos forJacusy
LAzD-Tga1ing aet Fs 4no prices lower. quo
t.tioas ranged al q - !. 10 Is for cash - IS :
6z.,, for SeptemDeri s. l5o6.l5 Tor octotsr,
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BUTTER-Creanery. 519lEc, Dairy, sac
Il &C P4c~irg stocs, sl90
EGCs-Fresn, I4Elsc Seconds GoGl 0
per case
POULTRY Live Chickens. s3sac per p
live Turkeys e.. &c per ? 1--we Ducks. sss 30
per 4 live Geese. =. oOcs % per doz
NEW York. Aug Is
WHzAr-Steaty AID dun, August Ss1
8Ac; September. o4nct4sci October, - !.
I s5c December. s79s7i. Nay, slassl l5-l6e.
CoRS-Flrmer and moderately active, Mixed
Western. 43S G&14sc.
OArs-Dull but steady. Western. s3ss83c.
PROvIsIOSs-Beef quiet; Plate, t9-5J1 500;
Extra Ness. 80 Tsgs7 50 Pork veal and quiet
Mess, 81 75Si2 70. Extra Prime Aloo Lard
urn and quiet, ste2rl-reIce-ec, q. %.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-17
white Mountains and Bar narlor.

Commencing June %, the Michiga
Central and its eastern connections vii
run a through line Of elegant, new but-
fet sleeping cars through from Chicago
TO Bar HarbOr, VIA the Niagara Fails
and the White Mountains, without
change. Connection viii be made aj
Niagara Falls with through sleeper t.
CLAYTON, where connection Will he madg
with steamers to the Thousand Islands,
Alexandra Bay, Montreal and Qucbec.
For full and detailed information r
regard TO these summer resorts, ans
the way to reach them, send Sly cent
postage for a Modern Pilgrimage
and summer tourist rates. to Q. W.
Ruggles. General Passenger and Ticket
Agent, Chicago. IN.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-17
SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

Victoria has expended nearly g.. 000,0l on
memorials 10 the Prince ConsoTt
Bill Wes;morel and, the negro wife-mur-
derer. WAS hanged at Jacksonville, Fla,
Thursday.
Expos master General James has been
very Ill from typhoid fever at his home in
New York.
big company has been formed for the
purpose of boring for natural gas inside Of
BuTalo's city limits.
The s K Turf Steam Forge Company. OF
Troy. y. Y. has planned 10 remove It's plant
to West Superior. Wis
Christian Fueger while trying TO cross
Kickapoo creek on rail below Peoria. IL
Thursday, was drowned
The total receipts of the Eihel Tower
since the opening on Nay Il 10 July %
amount 70 ? 42l, 'S9 francs
The 4-year old child OF Isaac McClaine
was fatally burned Thursday at Lebanon,
Ind. while playing with FIRE
A6-year old daughter of Jacob Mann of
Hicksville. J. /. took drink Of whisky for
a cold and died from the effects
Frank Weller. Federal officer. was killed
in Holmes County, Fla. Thursday while at
tempting 10 arrest moonshiners
=.
handle road. was killed in a collision at
Goodland Junction, Inl.. Thurday.
T. Besack. one Of the pioneer residents Of
Racine County, Wis. died in the town Of
Caledonia Thursday. aged s. years
General Daniel + sickles. Of New York,
IS expec.e ed 70 speak at the Union Veterans
National Encampment, to be held in De-
troit August 20
Pennsylvania coal snd coke producers
contemplate sending negroes into the Con-
neIlsville region 10 take the place Of tbs
troublesome Huns
stephen Sherman. arrested for com
plicitv in the gram shortage case at Buff
faio. was admitted 20 bsil Th1rsday
afternoon IN 90 90
Samuel " Ronault. % Psduoah Ky. /.
railway brakeman. ssid 70 ho nephew
of ex-senator Thurman. was led near
birmingham. "A. Thursday.
The English syndicate which hss been
buving bleveries il the Fast and in Cali
fornia has offered sfs0 ooo for Henry Vein
hsrd's brewery IN Portland. Ore.
Articles Incorporating the Omaha Union
Depot Company were fied IN TIE ofce f
Ire Nebraska Secretary n Stste 81 Iincoln
Thursday The capital stook Is si5l0 1oo.
In = fight a. Ot1nmvs Ia Tharsdsv.
Frank Hogan struck William Davis across
f ere stomach virh .osTG Davis dropped
dead in are minutes Hogan las been
+ lodged Ia fsil
seustcr ingalls, George p Psrk General
" Blair aad william warner sre RI ~
TIE oTsoors ~ trs occasion ~ ire unvsll-
irT q General Grant Monument 81 Lesv.
snrcrrs CO TIE z-fh ins-
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-17

khe Boay 81 ths late Ars hsnHes -
koGDa a. yoha>ge~ IA.

aNtttaar~-
freu the- h4.2l.s1o. Ie.esf441.
ope q tae s.-l features connected
asa tie JohasloWn disaster has oeen
the utter lesolallon wh.ca character
l1s3 tae catastrophe, together With tae
lset that - many h<,aiss wese iotalla
.est and ifenas were nnable - secure
t-tn lel proper uiernent Is Wll IL
remembered that tae -att Mr. y A.
halney vas included among those
vlQse fema AS il Was impos>. hie - un1 &,
eLl the numerous friends ia this ctX
Nll he Interested 60 KNOW that persls-
teuI work Las resulted ln the recovery
0I tle remains The following POINTS
taken fron letter written from Johns
town bN II. A Matthews, son 81 Mrs.
kanneV. tells the story ~ thc search.
Ny brother Rev ~. II. Matthews,
of kansas and myself have been here
few DAYS searching through the
records and following up ali the clews
Ae could ind hoping against hope.
Ne finally found Cur mother watch
and cham among the vAluables taken
nom the bodies. The package was
numbered - correspond With The mum
Der gwen the body before burial. o.
examining the records and the body VT
found that Il was not correct descrip-
ton OF our mother. Thinking that thus
description may have been hurredly
taken, and therefore not entirely accu-
rate We had the grave opened. w
were then able u Identify her beyond
the possibility OF a doubt by her travel
ng cloak, aud especially hy two rings
found on her fingers. We are having
lhe body emba.med, and WI have il
taken 10 Kalamazoo for !nterment ia
one OF your beautiful cemeteries.
JohnstOwn j. still valley Of desola
ton, bat It's recovery from is terrible
experience if only a question OF time
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-17
Live stock.

CHICAGO, Aug. 10
CATTLE-Market fairly active on local and
shipping account Good grades steady Com
mon lots easy Quotations r@ngeG A. S3754t4 o
for good 10 choice shippii Steers. $500 800 Tor
common 10 good do; - % 20 20 for butchers
Steers, a.. 001..5O ior St1ckers. =. % Gao Tor
Texans; a.. S0zS-l0 Tor Feeders; $l.5OsJ2.s5 FOR
Cows. and si.5912. IS Tor inferior mixed Stock
and Bulls.
HOGs-Market moderately active on packing
and shipping account. and prices well man
tanned. Sales ragged al & - ~ - for light;
IS 75G3s5 for rough packing. eeot42O FOR
mixed. and s3951tl0 for heavy backing aad
Aiming Iota
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-17
DO Nothing BY HalNes.

The premium list OF the eleventh
annual fair of the Western Michigan
Agricultural and Industrial Society, 10
take place AT Grand Rapids. September
1927, Is out in an attractive book form.
The attractions are numerous, and the
premiums amount 20 $4,000. Grand
Rapids never does things by halves. and
her fairs have a vide reputation
LANSING Republican.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-17
WANTED FOR EMBEZZLING.
one of Dettenthaler's Drivers Absconds
W 18th $50.

John Liesyeld is wanted on a charge
of embezzlement. He mas been fer
some time a driver for Dettenihaler,
the fish dealer, and has occasionally
been sent out 10 collect. Thursday be
was sent out with b.li for $50 against
Mr. Simmons, OF the Palace restaurant
lie reported u uncOllected. IT was
afterwards ascCTtained that the hll
had been paid. Liesvcld cannot be
found, and he told some of las friends
that he was gong - leave town.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-17
PROF. LOOMS DEAD
The Celebrated Author and Teacher
Passes Away at New HaV D..

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Aug. l. Elias
LOOMS. Ii D., Munson professor of nat
ural philosophy and astronomy at Yale,
died at the New Haven Hospital. late Thurs
day afternoon.
Prof. LOOMS was born in Tolland County,
Conn, IN 1911. he graduated AZ Yale in 1888
aud was tutor there rom 1888 10 1880 He then
studied for year in Pars, and or his return
was appointed professor OF natural scieEse
in the Western Reserve College IN ono.
In 1874 ne was chosen professor Of
natural philosophy in Columbia College and
in 1855 IN the New York University. in ls60
he was appointed 10 the same position in Gle
College aud remained there until his death.
he published a large number Of valuable works
on scientific subjects and was recognized as a
man OF unusual abiiity.l
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-17

International.
YOUNGBLOOD's SIDE.
lie Tells About the AHair That Led TO
His Suspension.

Patrolman Noungblood, who was sus-
pended yesterday pendinga an invostiga-
ton Of the charge against him, says
that Patrick Mccain, who rs the cause
of his suspension, had been drinking.
and when he tired 10 take him 10 the
box DC resisted and struck him in the
eve. He then freed himself and ran
down the street. After he was again
% custody YounCblooS was gong o.
pot handouts or him. but Mccain
prom sod to 60 quietly along with him.
Instead Of dong 50 he made another
break ior liberty and struck the offer
several times and obliged h.m - do as
b. do in srlI-aefcneo. Noungblood has
tao irce a. the officers. and sew
ciai citizen. have called 70 speak .
good word n h.- behalf.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-17

The board of managers of tho Emer-
son Association desire to express CRATE
tul appreciation Of the kindly interest
manifested by mcmbers Of the city
press in the work of tho ASSOCIATION.
and return cordial thanks for the ma
terial benefit realized from The game of
baseball
BY order OF tho board,
EMMA A. NHrEIrR. Secretary.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-17
Catarrh Cured.

A clergyman, after years of suffering
from that lOatnsOme disease, catarrh,
and vaInly trying ever known remedy,
at last found a recipe which completely
cured and saved him from death. Any
sufferer sending self-addressed STAN
ped envelope 10 Prof. J. a. Lawrence,
IS Warrcn-st.. New York City, viii re-
ceive the reclDe free of charge.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-17
Grain, Flour and Feed.

Wheat-Old. s5c; new. 75c e bushel.
COrn-39 iOc { bdshel
Oats-9Se5 zoe e bushel.
Flour-Lily White. $40; Straight. $3.50;
Fancy. $3.50 e hundred.
Corn Meal-sl5.50 2 ton.
Bran-si2r ton.
Middiiugs-S3 3 ton.
Nc. feed-5l7.
ScreeningS-sl3.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-17

Dressed Beef-si-Nie $50
Dressed Neal-S1t-ie go
Drrs sed pOrk-Sj.5081.i5
Dressed MUrtOn->,N1a0.n
Dressed Poultry PC g pOun
Dressed L4mb-Igyoc Il pound.
Farmers Produce.
Butter-l26l1lzc ? pound
Eggs-l2l &c & dozen.
POtdtoes--Soc per buShel.
Hides.
Green-4G4i&c z pound.
Part Cured-iS'a &c y pcurd.
Full Cured-5tgo5. Z pound.
Dry-5g7c e pound.
kinS-lUr 2Jc apiece.
Sheep SkinS-Lambs, 30l5 sc each.
ings-lOo DC e 5Jund.
TallOw-394c 6 pound.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-17
The snrnmcr Tourist

Should. in his preparations. avail HIM
self of the full and detailed nforma-
ton gwen IN the Michigan Central
summer Tourist Rate Book. which WI.
BE- ssued IN A few days and sent to am
address upon application. The SUNNI
resorts of the East are fully describe
and illustrated in a new book, entitled
a Modern Pilgrimage SIX cents po-f-
age. and the Island Of Mackinac
postage four cents. Address. inclosin.
stamps. Mr. .. ". Ruggies. Genera
Passenger and Ticket Agent, Chicago,
ILL.,
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-17

Batteries Schmif and Manning. Crsndl
and Mccarthy. harmed runs-LanSing o. d .l.e
ruus->cnmif. Three base hif->ippi- ] ~
base O'LearF. Base on haIls-by ~rhI b
p trandeli 4. 1919 pitched hail-N itMr Z.
Chalker. 2. Nipp. struck ouI-Schmli ? Gran
deli O. Left on iasf~-kaiamazo @. LaNNi 4
=. stolen bases Kalamazoo e. Lansing -.
Double play ungerfora 20 Lombard Passed
nals-Nanuing q Mccarthy. l. Miid pitches
Craudei. T. Iime-Iw0 hours. lmpisre
4rt
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-17

Is positive specific for all forms Of
tie disease. Blind, Bleeding, Itching.
liberated and Prouuding Pies. Price
SOC. For sale by al druggists.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-17

For don't care. dun. tired feeling,
impov arished blood. dull pans IN back
and head, tautalzug sA-a eruptous,
DemQ's Sarsaparila never falls 70 give
relief. We always guarantee u. Price
81 per bottle, Tlbbs' drug store, 1875
Monroe 81.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-17

Earned runs-Greeuvliie a. Grand Rapids. J.
Two base hits Fuller. farron =, Pollcimus.
Three. base hiis-crawford. >acrince hits
Ikes. Jones farron. Hii by pitcher miih.
IkeS First on baus-polhclmus. =. Dixon.
D'l0unor. McMahon. smith stolen bases
Fowler, q. Fuller. .; Mcbride, Crawford.
Whalen Jones p burylS. Mcmahon Strurk
oui-Jones =. Left on bases-tireenNllie. ,
Grand Rapids. e.. Passed halls-N halen. =
Wild pitches-Jones, J. Umpire. ofosan.
Iftr.--Tt.o HourN
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-17
Dried Fruits.

Apples-Eyap0rated. 5G6c ? pound
Cherries-l5c Fpourd.
Peaches-i04 l-isc Z pound.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-17

Why go to New York, Chicago, or elsewhere
To get your clothes made To order. when YOU can
get the same quality of cloths, made up in equal
style, with best of trimmings and mt guaranteed,
right here at home:
To our old customers we wish to say that the
stock in Merchant Tailoring Department
has been carefully selected from the latest pat
terms and styles, and il unequaIled. We would
advise early selection.
To the men oi Grand Rapids and vicinity who
have not patronixed our establishment, We want
to Say that an inspection of our stock Will cost
YOU nothing bat may save YOU something.
We proud of goods as a boy is of "a
pair OF boots, and Will be pleased to show Won
the line whether You purchase not. When
YOU have little leisure time why not drop in
and see Us? We convince you that our goods
are equal to the best, and prices as low
the lowest.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-17

KALAMAZOO, Mich, Aug. l6.-Kazoos
won today 10y timely hitting, although
both teams were badly crippled. schmit
made a home run with bases full.
Score.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-17

Beans-s2.25 = bushel.
Burter-l25sc z pound.
EggS-i3c & dozen.
Honcy-i5c Z pound.
POtatOeS-iOc + buShei.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-17
ILL EFFECT OF TIE ELIXIR.
Horrible Sunerings of Man Expert
mented Upon at Cincinnati

C1HcIySArI, Aug 16-Charles S Steele,
paraiytic, is suffering from blood poisoning,
the result OF an injection Of elixir in his
left / by Dr. George K. Taylor last Satur-
day evening The suffeTings Of the cripple
are horrible He declares that he submit
ted to the experiments against his viii
Drs. Marcus and Watson. who have since
attended Steele, say that he will probably
die There has been a perfect craze over
the alleged alixir in this city, but few OF
the leading physicians take any stock In it
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-17

Totals II El4 s Totals us D. y
eraFF ~ fNNfNDS
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-17

sson our Cents Shoes We cut equally as
heavy. in fact orr entire stock IS way below
anything seen Or heard o. in this city.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-17

To hesuti-~ me Hair Heal fhe S--ir ard
theros-h r'esrse and r-s.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-01-03

Per Charleston and Savannah Railway, Jan 9
Transfer Office, Brown Bros, Com Guano Co.
Lee Roy Myers e Co. g W Tiedeman & Bro, Mu-
tuai Gas Co, A Enrich & Bro, Peacock, H 4 Co.
w l Miller, A Letter, Byck 4 S, Palmer Bros. f
Buchanan, II NJ Conner & Co, Garnett, S & Co.
Watson & p.
Per Savannah, Florida and Western Railway,
Jan 2-Fordg Office, S p Shooter & Co. Order
Decker & F. Byck & S, Lee Roy Myers & Co, e
Killorin, Einstein's Sons, A Ehrlich Bro, G
@ Haines Smith Bros, McDonough & Co, G w
Haslam, Dale. D & Co, Southern Cotton Oil Co,
VI Henderson, Florida Fruit Elk, NJ Ferst & Co,
W D Simkins & Co, Menhard Bros & Co, w S
Fletcher: Grady, Del & CO, koIshorn & Bro,
L Lovell's Sons, Teeple & Co w W Chisholm, r
H Jones, Capt D Green, Ellis, & Co, Order
w VIM. Jno Flannery & c., Chestnut & ON,
MY & D l McIntire, p Williams Il Co. H Righ-
Hammond, H & Co, Baldwin d Co, F NJ Farley,
Chas Ellis Q LJones Montague & Co, j Grimm,
Garnett, S & Co, w w Gordon & Co, D Y Dancy,
NJ Macleau, E T Roberts, J S Wood & Bro, J B
Floyd, Woods & Co. Warren & A, Ludden & B,
W Jackson, Standard Oil Co, Lippman Bros
Butler & S, J S Collins & Goa Brantley q Co.
Per Central Railroad Jan 2-Fordg Agt,
Warren & A, WV Gordon & Co. Nj Maclean,
Garnett, S & COZ n Farley. Jno Flannery & Co,
VI Y.a D l McIntire, Baldwin & Co, Heron & g.
Woods & Co. Montague Co, j Wood & Bro,
Y Daucy, Williams & Co. Kavanaugh & B,
A Hanley, McDonough & B, J T Stewart & Co,
A b Hull & Co, w Simkins g. Co, Haynes & Z,
Moore, II & Co, Haines 4 d, Peacock. II & Co,
Southern Cotton Oil Co, H Solomon & Son, T l.
hlnSSy, SldnleS 0 * 20, fuQef x
D, Stillwen NJ & Co. A Letter. VI Henderson,
McGillis & R, Ohander Bros, Strachan 81 Co. j J
Erlicker, Iippman Bros, j S Collins x Co, Moore
&, j. j G Butler, Lee Roy Myers & Co, Palmer
Mfg Co, & W Tiedeman & Bro. Stat Ar, u g Co.
Smith Bros, Lindsay & IL Palmer BROS, Gorrie
Ice Co, Harms & J, SGuckenheimer G Son, W H
Ray, Teeple & Co, Savannah Steam Bakery J j
Gross, Com Guano Co, Rieser & 5, NJ Tilman,
E Lowell S Sons, Rhodes & Co, r D Walker Miss
Amy Ross.
Per steamship VIM Crane, from Baltimore
Augusta b Co, G W Allen, A A Aveilhe, B J
Cubbedge w Branch, McDonough& B. l.
Charrier Cornwell & C, J Cohen, G r r s Bkg
Co, j A Douglass & Co, Callahan y Co, j Ehlers,
Eckman & V, Epstein Bro, A Falk & Sons.
NJ Ferst & Co, Fretwell & N, Frank a. Co, W F
Hendy, Guckenheiner & Son, 6 Haas, co
Hanes, Grady. Del & Co. D Lester. J J Lutz,
Jno Lyons q Co, VIM Kehoe & Co, Lloyd & A
E Lovell's Sons. Lindsay NJ, Lippman Bros, N
Lang. A J Miller & Co. G Meyer, McGillis & R,
J McGrath & Co, Palmer Bros. Parsons Geo
w Parish, A q Rhodes. Mrs b Read, C Stults,
Solomons & Co, H Strauss, II NJ G Smith, schr
Bertha. H Suffer, J Sognier, H Solomon & Son,
S Selig. Savannah Furn Co, Southern Elk Co,
S, + & w Ry, G Tiedeman & Bro, Thos West,
TeeDls & Co, d Weed a Co. A NJ & G w West,
P Williams & Co. j B West & Co, R & N Co.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-01-03
COTTON.

COTTON
,,, I;.vERPooL, Jan. 2. noon.-Cotton quiet; in
Z ny UNITED; American middling 595d; sales
letjo, oaes, OF which 500 bales were for specu-
car co. e no EXPORT receipts $1,000 bales-Ameri-
cls sTussoares[American middling, low middling
J, at January delivery 5 2O646h5 81 -64d
Ws Mary ana February 20-64d; February and
Al 2O-64d; March and April 8 Il -64d:
Ji p1n ana May 22-64d May and June 8 "a 64d
Tn1, anu july 25-6id; July and August IS 64d
lures SI hrm at the advance.
ar1o ,ehaers OF deliveries at to-day's clearings
300 .eu 70 go bales new dockets.
"9les OF American WV
clan rsooo'reIs-American middling. low middling
FebT,,s, January delivery 5 2l-64d; January and
o0e"l1ty o ZO-oid, value: February and March
Anrii 'u, Vaile; March and April 2f-o4d sellers;
34S.d ua ~ ay 2S'64d. value; May and June
Iulc W. sellers; June and July 8 9, sd, BUYERS:
Senterohouu august 21-64d, sellers; August and
{0S u !, @6-64d, buyers. Futures quiet.
low midii,,m' -tutures: American middlng,
lebrIo'.D,ia January and February 206Id, sellers
and uaary and March 90-64d sellers; March
~ a. aprll 52l-b4d, sellers; April and Nav
Jura sellers; May and June 23-G4d sellers.
~ eS Snu july 25-64d sellers: July and Au0ust
sellers-' TTaluei August and September 26'6Id.
NEW me market closed barely steady.
sales oe5 ORR; Jan. 2, noon.--Cotton steady;
Ts orleans 10c. ''4S' anu
sal.u' uIes-The market opened easv With
arv q 20 10 loliows December delivery acc: Ian,i
P3oc; May 96c. mary" ''oo' Aprl
sSc p m.-Cotton steady: niddling uplands
receintnn ,o1d1lne Orleans Toe: sales today os5
''S $3.50 bales, gross zoos.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-01-03


Per Charleston and Savannah Railway, Jan 2
12 bales cotton, u bbls rosin, car wood cars
ground rock, 20 pkgs tobacco, Is bales goods,
10 bales waste, 30 doz brooms, sacks peas 25
pals candy, bdl hides. crates hams, so cases
matches, tank OIL pkgs mdse.
Per Savannah, Florida and Western Railway,
Jan 2-l 293 bales cotton, p 504 bbls rosin, 9,377
boxes oranges, 157 bbls spirits turpentine cars
lumber, cars wood. cars cotton seed, % bbls
gum, car iron ,144 bushels corn, bale wool,
10 bales hides, 2 sacks rice bbs syrup, Al bbls
bottles, As pkgs furniture, 81 tons pig iron, 421
bales hay, and mdse.
Per Central Railroad, Jan 2-2,018 bales cot
ton. 10 bales domestics, 6 bales hides, II pkgs
tobacco, 1850 lbs bacon, 1,021 bales hay, car
bananas, bbls whisky, IS pkgs furniture. hf
bbls whisky, 610 bushels corn, $50 bbls flour, 20
cars lumber. ~ cords wood, 40 bushels rice, ?
bbls syrup, II pkgs machinery, 1853 pkgs mdse, l
carriage, go bales paper stock. 9 pkgs plows, 260
lbs sugar 8 cars cotton seed. car sash doors
and blinds 90 bbls cotton seed OIL cases plaids,
car stone, 90 pkgs hardware 81 tons pig iron, 1
car cCal 20 bbls spirits turpentine, S73 bbls rosn
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-01-03
EXPORTS.

Per steamship OhatUahoochee, for New York
zoos bales upland cotton, rs bales domestics and
yarns 81 bales sea island cotton, 934 bbls rosn,
100 bbs cotton seed oil, 75, 900 feet lumber. 100
bbs spirits turpentine IS bbls oranges, 2,462
boxes oranges, 1873 tons pig iron, 103 pkgs mdSe,
1856 sacks cotton seed AZ bbls manganese.
Per bark Constantine (Nor) for Bristol, E
1900 bbls spirits turpentlne, valued at S3S00O;
/, l65 bbls rosln, valued at $1,000; total value
$34, 800
Per bark Moland CNor), for Dunkirk-1, 525
bales upland cotton. valued at SS2600
Per schr Attic, for Miscellaneous mer-
chandise, valued at S209.