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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-11-14
Weather Observations.

The following are the United States Signal
Service observations for yesterday, Noyem-
ber 18th, taken at p. m, 18th meridian time.
the observations for each station being given
in this order Temperature, direction of the
wind, state of the weather:
Boston, $50, NE, rain; New York. $40.
N, rain; Philadelphia, 54'. NV, cloudy T;
Washington, 5s1, W: ,.o CLOUDY; Buffalo, $50,
5oe. NV, cloudy; Chicago, $50, SW, cloudy 7:
st. Paul, 500, NV, snow; Duluth. 3ss. n
cloudy; St. Vincent, 2S0, Sc, snow: Bis.
marck, 22o, NV, cloudy.
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The Pension IIst

WASHINGTON, November Is. = Pensions
have been granted to the following Maine
ORIGINAL.
George A. Yeaton, Blue Hill.
Henry Little Auburn;
Ephraim b. Vining, Phillips.
INCREASE.
David B. Ulmer, East Winn.
Jordan Rolfe, Portland.
John b. Swanbaek, Mapleton.
Rufus P. Peakes, Bangor.
Moses f. Hurd, Kenduskeag.
Alex Boyd, North B0othbay.
George L. Peayy. Swanville.
John Connor, National Military Home.
John Robinson, Bath.
Fred A. Hail. Lubec.
Edward,E Heath, Portland.
David f. Billings -3ro0ksviile
Charles Y. Nichols, New Portland.
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The Affairs Of saxonY.

BERLIN, November 13.-The Diet of Saxo-
ny was opened today by King Albert. In
the speech at the opening session, the King
congratulated the Diet upon the increase in
the trade of the country and upon the i'm
proved condition Of workingmen. He prom
ised that bills would be introduced provid-
ing for an extension of the railways of the
country and for an increase In the grants for
educational nurnosaS
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R!!NEs RI! BROS. );
LA REPUBLICA

1Oe cigar is conceded by all lovers OF
real fine cigar to be the PEER OF all
other cigars now sold i'm America. 1t
has been made for the past "a years.
They are made by the largest and most
reliable firm In the world, who make 80
million cigars a year, the Grand Re.
pn6lic is Cigar Factory q New York;l II
tit for a gentlema an to smoke,) are the
leading cigars OF all large cities, New
York, Philadelphia, Chicago, New Or.
leans and Washington, wrapped In
cedar wood packages, sold only by trade
who are willing to give full value for
the money.
LA REPUBLICA, Zoe; and GRAND
REPUBLIC, sc cigars sold only by the
following firms:
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officers Of Portland Lodge.

At the f2sth annual meeting Of Portland
Lodge, F. and A. NJ, last evening the follow
ing officers were chosen:
Worthy Master-Wm. N. Howe.
Senior Warden-Ed ward Cheney.
Junior Warden-Edwin F. Vose.
TIeasurer-Wm. d Fox.
Secretary-Ge0.F #. Goold. = = Ea24
Committee m Fibance-Abro Z. chase lindley
Ms@bsi MHBbe aasi Boara Masonic "f @ N.
Prince
Members Of the Relief Society Of Portland
Lodge for three years-Henry b. Bennett, Geo.
+. Gould, Edwin Il. VOse.
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The New York worlds fair guarantee
fund now amounts to $3,554,116. The lager
beer brewers association subscribed S446,-
900.
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Barriers Torn AWAY.

ALTON, Ont, November 13.-Early this
morning dam at McClellin's flowing mill, a
mile west Of here, broke and the water
swept down toward this town, carrying
away six mill dams and four bridges, wreck
and doing thousands of dollars worth of 9TH
er damage. An old couple named Harris
were drowned
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THE WEATHER.
RAIN.

Rain.
SIGNAL OFFICE, WAR Dept,
WASHINGTON, ID. c.,
November 10, 1889, p. m. }
The following is the forecast of the wealth.
er for New England till pm. today:
Rain, stationary temperature, winds be-
coming westerly and higher on the coast.
Storm signals displayed on the Atlantic
coast from Woods Holl section to Norfolk
section.
Cautionary signals at Boston, Boston Sec
tion and Portland.
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WASHINGTON, November ia. T. Gam
age has been appointed postmaster at Dam
ariscotta, vice j. ID. Genther, and E. Wood
side at Sabatis, vice B. F. Dennison.
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WASHINGTON, November 13.-The tour of
the International American Conference
through part of the United States was CON
cluded this evening, when its special train
drew into the Baltimore and Potomac rail-
road station. The locomotive and entire
train have trayersed bS25 miles.
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MAIN &.
A Suspicious Fire In Bath.

A Suspicious Fire In Bath.
BATH. November 13.-At about 10 o'clock
last night fire was discovered In the Trufant
greenhouse near the Phoenix Hotel. and be-
fore the flames were extinguished $500 worth
of plants had been destroyed and the build
ings damaged to the extent of about $1,000.
Two suspicious characters were seen about
the place and it is believed that the fire was
incendiary. There was no insurance.
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suing for Insurance.

HALLowELL. November 13.-H. X.
Hawes. Esq, Of Holyoke, Mass, admins
traitor of the estate of DR.. J. Q. A. Halves of
Hallowell, has brought suit against the Ma
sons Mutual Relief Association of Mechanic
Falls to recover one thousand dollars for
which his brother, DR.. Hawes, was insured
in that association. DR.. Hawes died three
days after the policy had elapsed. Five days
after his death payment was proffered by Fl.
K. Hawes and refused by the association, as
1t was contrary to the bylaws. The case
will prove an interesting one. The gentle
man bringing the suit is practicing lawyer.
Fire In Moscow.
Moscow, November 13-Nathan Andrews
house and shed at Moscow were burned, yes
terday. The fire Is supposed to have caught
from the chimney. Most of the furniture
and provisions were saved. There was no
insurance. Mr.. Andrews lost barn by fire
few years ago.
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Foreign Notes.

A despatch to the Figaro from Rome says
have been despatched to Tangier to demand
satisfaction from the Moorish authorities for
burglary committed by Moors at the Office Of
the Italian charge de affaires. If the de-
mand is not granted the Figaro says that
Tangier will be bombarded tCday.
The Earl Of Mount Cashel Is dead.
The persons arrested for taking part in
the attempted Boulangst demonstration in
Place de Ia Concorde Tuesday numbered 1853.
All but sixty of the prisoners were after
ward discharged. Among those held was
Anarchist Gendais.
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Local weather Report.
PORTLAND, Me-, November IS, 1889.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Gerster Umbrellas.

Good as silk in every way to
wear, and warranted in every
particular. You can find the
name on every one Of these
and they are warranted to
every purchaser.
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For the Kitterv NAVY Yard.

WASHINGTON, November 13-Commodore
G. b. White, chief Of the naval bureau Of
yards and docks, in his annual report to the
Secretary Of the Navy, makes an estimate
for the fiscal year ending June 80, 1891, for
the KittarY Navy Yard Of S47 212
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Total shipments. 1913, SOB s6a, 797 1903
Stock on hand and
on shipbo ard

oct. II. -. 1906 5O.458 1902 65.92O
smoked clear rib sides, CSC; shoulders, &C.
dry sailed clear rib sides, 6l4c; long clear, 6Ac;
bellies. csc; shoulders, SIC; hams, l2A0
BAGGING AND TIEs-The market is firm.
Small lots: Jute bagging. "a fbs, 1116c;
fbs, 10lbc; IA lbs, 918c; according to brand and
quantity; sea island baeging in moderate sup.
ply at 14W15c; cotton bagging, "a inches, q
b, 1870 "a f34c; smaller widths, cheaper Iron
ties-S1 l0G11 IS per bundle, according to guam
tity. Baggng and ties in retail lots fraction
higher.
BUTTER = Market steady; fair demand;
Goshen, 16G1Sc; gilt edge, 2o02lc; creamery.
23025c
CABBAGE-Northern, 9@1Oc
CHEEsE-Market steady; fair demand: 110
13c
CoFFEE-Market steady. Peaberry 221kc;
fancy 21c; choice, 20I5c; prime, 20c; good.
1910; fair, 1919; ordinary, 18c; common, INC.
DRIED FRUIT-Apples, evaporated, &c; com
mon, &c. Peaches, peeled, 1211c; unpeeled, 507c.
Currants &c. Citron, 22c.
DRY GooDs-The market is quiet and steady
Prints. 4@61Sc; Georgia brown shifting, "a,
414c; rs do, SC; A brown sheeting, &c; white
osnaburgs, 71A09c; checks, 5951fc; yarns, Sc
FIsH-Market nominal. We quote full weights:
Mackerel, No. S, half barrels, nominal, 80 90
@10 90; No 2, $40 00Q12 90. Herring, No. /,
gao; scaled, 96c. cod, 6@Sc. Mullet. half
RuIr-Lemons-Lightd demand. Choice, 81 IS
"a So Apples, SO OO1925.
FLoUR-Market very firm. Extra, 81 90; family,
81 %; fancy IS TO- patent, SO 90; choice patent,
Sc 10: spring wheat. best, 81 rs; bakers MKT
- GiRSIv~Corn-Market steady. White corn,
retail lots, Coo; job lots 5Sc; carload lots soc;
mixed corn, retail lots, Sc; job lots, sec; car
load lots SIC. Oats-Retal lots, 40c; job lots
SIC: carload lots, 35c. Bran-Retail lots, 81 90;
job lots 90c: carload lots, s5c. Meal, 60c. Pearl
grits. per barrel, Sc 60; per sack, 81 go; grits,
621fc
81 90; Job lots 95c; carload lots, 9Oc.
HIDES, WOOL c.-Hldes-Market very dull
receipts light; dry 6int, &c; salted &c; dry
butcher. &c Wopl-Market nominal: prime zoe:
bury 10l15c. Wax, zoe Tallow, 304c. Deer
skins, flint, csc; sailed, zoe. Otter skins, 50c0
lRox-Market firm; swede, 4ls05c; re-
fined. enc
LARD-Market steady; in tierces, o9zc; GOD
tins, 63zc.
LINE, CAIcIEED PLASTER AND CEMEsr-Chew-
acala lump lime In fair demand and selling at
81 % IeT barrel; Georgia and Shelby, 81 Is
per barrel; bulk and carload lots special;
calcined plaster 81 50 per barrel: bair, 4n5c;
Rosendale cement. 81 f0Di 80; Portland cement,
LrQuoRs-Quiet: moderate demand. whisky,
per gallon. Tectihed, 81 05lti -, according 70
proof: choice grades. 81 5OG2 90; straight,
81 5OGf 90; blendei ~ 00ats co. Wines
Domestic, port. sherry and catawbA. low
grades. OGts5ci fine grades, 81 00l5: %;
California, light. museatel and angelica, 3. %
EAns-Market very hrmi fair demand; g.
g. 70; ~ and ~. g. 90; 81. e. ~; ID e. s.; l0d
e ~. ~ ~ 40d, g. -; 501 b Gld. sans.
AUTs-Almonds- farTaR0na $50 zoe: Iylcas
is0isc, Ealnyts, French, isci Naples, iyc,
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CONSIGNEEs.

Per steamer Pope Catlin, from Brunswick
j Williams & Co. + NJ Green. l. Blustein, DR. J
LeHardee Buchanan Collat Bros, Baltimore
steamship, Philadelphia steamship
Per Charleston and Savannah Ry, Oct 49,
Transfer once Baldwin & Co. WV Chisholm.
j. Williams Co, Wv Gordon & Co. John
Woods 6 Co, Warren & A, F H Tiedeman, r B
Cassels, Hexter & X A Ehrlich & Bro, steamer
Katie, Max stern, Herman & X, r Einstein,
G. W Tiedeman Bro NJ Farst's Sons A Co III
Wilinsky, Heidi & S. n Lang Peacock, II & Co.
Harms Il j, Paulsen & Go, ] McGrath & Co.
D 4 Lester. Smith Bros, W G Cooper, Miles & B.
J + Torrent.
Per Savannah. Florida and Western Railway.
Oct - -Fordg ofice, Lee Roy Myers & Go. A
krauss, II Solomon & Son, II Myers & Bros.
VI Boley & Son, Palmer Bros, VI Henderson
" simkIns, Cohen q B. g Davis & Son, Max
Stern, Hanway. Frierson & Co, C o Haines,
McDonough & Co, Standard Oil Co, Brown Bros
Reppard & Co, Shotter & Co, Dale, D 4 co.
= Z Hunting & Go, Baker & 5, stillwell, NJ & Co,
X b Cassels, 5, Il w Ry, Q NJ Gilbert & Co.
Decker a #, Savannah Brewing Co, stmr Katie,
Lowell 4 L. # t Nichols, Geo Meyer Smith Bros
W Gordon & Co Garnet, s q Co, Butler & s,
NJ & d Mcintyre, ID Y Daacy, Warren q A.
N Maclean & Co, Montague & %, NJ Farley,
II NJ Conner & Co. Jno Flannery & Co Heron n
G, Baldwin Co, w w Chisholm, Woods & Co.
Peacock, II Z Go, P Williams & Co, Ellis, Y &
Per Central Railroad Oct is-Fordg ACT.
II NJ Conner & 90, Baldwin & Co, NJ Farley.
W w Gordon ~ Co, Heron q g, Woods 4 Co,
~, Suishon!' 5HrnetI, > 20, Butter * 3,
Cubbedge, NJ Maclean & Co, Montague & Co,
Williams & Co, ID Y Dancy. w II Connerat'
Jno flannery & Co, Ny a d I Mcintyre, Vale
Royal Mfg, Haynes & E.Southern Cotton Oil Co.
z A Drayton, W ID Simkins l G Haas, l. Putzel.
" II Price, Guckenheimer & Son. Lindsay h
N, Reppard & Co. A b Hull & Co, p Benton, j ]
Brewer, Commercial Guano Co, Solomons q Co.
Blodgett, NJ & Co, Moore, H & Co, Eckman & v,
Epstein a Bro, Miller & Co. Teeple a. Co
d A Altcks Sons. Il A Schwarz, Moore q j, Z
Gabel, J Collins & Co, Lee Roy Myers IL Co
Savannah Steam Bakery. q w Tiedeman 4 Bro
J W Brown, d Weed 4 Co, Butler & Nj, Mrs III
Lovells Sons, p Tuberdy Paulsen q Co. /
j Joyce, Mendel & D., Mohr Bros Ludden q n.
Enstein's Sons, II Myers g. Bros, Frank & 90,
II Solomon & Son, II Champion. Stanley & S.
q Eckstein Co, McDonough & Co. Stillwell Nj
y Co w Nell & Co, Peacock II & Co, Ellis, x
X Go. =
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
FINANCIAL

NEW YoRK. Oct. IS. noon.-Stocks quiet but
steady. Money tight at 7G1S per cent. Excaange
-lonS, I'd S2lD4 S24; short, "a S6Gl4 S6H
Government bonds neglected State bonds duh
but steady
Following were the noon stock quotations:
Erie. -. 49,. 2916 Richm & W. PIT
Cmca9o& North. 1111S Terminal. 80. %
Ncrf. & y. pref. 554
SIP. m.-Exchange quiet and weak at "a S2l6
"a S719. Money tight at ca per cent, last
loan at Z. Subtreasury balances-Goid, $780,
$4,000; currency, 1851 $50. Government bonds
dull but steady; four per cents 127; four and
half per cent. coupons 10512 State bonds dull
but steady.
The stock market was again dull to-day but
trast TO that of yesterday, and while the final
changes are in most cases for small fractions,
they were generally in the direction of higher
figures. The money question was the dominant
influence in the first few minutes, but this was
neutrazed by heavy buying orders from
abroad, which started shorts to covering and
completely changed the temper of speculation
for tho time. Northern Pacific preferred was a
FEATURE rising from 1lH to 1874. Trusts were
especially strong, the announcement OF the APP
phcatlon OF the American Cotton Oil Company
for an increase in capital, with the utterances
of Gen. Thomas, leading to the impression that
that trust was to come into the new corpora
ton. The most marked movement was in St
Paul preferred which was offered down in the
absence or buyers, but most of the loss was re-
covered Inter. In the last hour there was a
renewal OF buying under the lead of Missouri
Pacific, material recovery taking place The
close was dull but firm at close to best prices.
The only important changes for the day were
advances. Sugar rose 2, Cotton Oil and
Northern Pacific preferred Ia each, and Lacka-
total sales aggregated 1871 900 shares TIE fol-
lowing Wero the closing quotations:
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Rice.

Messrs. Dan Talmage's Sons & Co, Charleston.
telegraph Carolina crop movement To daie:
Receipts, cleaned, 6 ,907 bbls; sales @, $40 bbs
with more liberal receipts. assortments extend
ing, but lower grades still scarce and command
ing relatively more than prime and choice SORTS
Good demand; no stock carried over, except
such as held above market" And from New
Orleans, telegraph Louisiana crop movement to
date: Receipts, rough 1888, SIS sacks; last year,
3Jl,OIo SACKS. Sales, cleaned (estiMated), 70
600 bbls last year, 90. 900 bbls Receipts LIBERAL
but mainly stored for higher prices All
cleaned Offering find ready sale at full quota
tions. There is but little change 10 record in
the rice market; the volume of business con-
tinues about the same from day TO day, though
demand is now largely for low grades the better
being more or less neglected. Prices in all
styles are strongly maintained, the lower being
disproportlonately high"
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CIEcISSArI, oct. 1s.-wheat weaker; No. 2
red 79dSOc. Corn easier; No. mixed 3ic oats
weaker; No mixed 2ic. Pork steady at SlI.
Lard In good demand at 50 ora. Bulk meats
steady; short ribs S. 8,s. Bacon firm; short
clear SIS s71h. Whisky steady at 81 o..
LOUISVILLE, Oct. 18--Graln steady. Wheat
No. 2 red 75c Corn-No. 2mixed, a5c. Pro
visions-Market strong and stock light: Bacon
clear rios S.; clear sides 50 -. Bulk meats
clear ribs s. so; shoulders g. Mess pork Sia
sugar-cured hams 81 500l2 80. Lard, choice
leaf g.
81 LOUIS, Oct. is.-Flour dull and unchanged.
Wheat lower; No red, cash, 7sc: October
delivery Tine asked, May delivery sac bid.
orn dull aud weak; ~. mixed, cash zs1kc;
October delivery zs}4c. November delivery sc
bid: day delivery &s6E63c. lats fair: No. x
mixed. caah Iac: N0genber delivery ist<c. May
delivery zlg4c. Wbisky steady az ~ 0k Pro
Visions Hrms Pork 81 %. Lard, prime steam
nOmlnally ARA At ~
nav OaLKtss. Oct fe.--c09eo steady. nru
RIO % cargosssj c0minoH 70 primo. ~ 4e.
sugar steady new Centrifugal. % white iff.
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choice yellow clarified at 6l<c. New Louisiana
cane syrup 80 soc. MolasseS. new open kettle.
good prime SIC.
BALrINoRE. Oct 1S-Flour steady; Rios
nrm; Howard street and Western superfine
% 003 Oh; extra 50 l59,f co.; family S. 100
%; city mills. Rio brands, extra 81 62d4 Is
w heat-Southern steady; FuitZ SHS7c, Long
berry SOQ163c; Western dali aud easier: No.
winter red, on spot and October elivery s2llGl
N<Asc. Corn-Soutnern quiet; white higher and
scarce at ala sc; yellow 4OStilc; Western quiet
and unchanged
NAVAL sr0RFs
LIVERPOOL Oct. iS-Spirits turpentine 25s Cd
INV YORK. Oct iS. noon.-Spir,ts nirpentue
quiet and firm at 4sG4s54c. Rosin duh at 81 O5
al 10
500 p. m.-Rosin steady and quiet. Turpen-
tine quiet.
CHARLESTON, Oct. 1S-Turpentine firm at
f5.tc. Resin firm; good strained eOc
WILMINGTON. Oct. ls.-Sprits turpentine
steady at 4i34c. Rosn firm; strained soc
good strained S5c. Tar firm at 81 So Crude
turpentine firm; hard 81 20, yellow dip and
virgin 50 s5.
NEW YORK, oct. 1s.-Rics firm and in fair
demand.
NEw ORLEANS, Oct. ls.-Rice steady; or
binary to prime 3l4SI4s4c.
PETROLEUM
NEw YORK. Oct iS.-The petroleum market
was very narrow to-day. The opening was
steady at 81 0ols; prices then fell 1lc, and the
market ruled quiet the rest of the day, closing
steady at 81.
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RECEIPTS.

Per steamer Pope Catlin. from Brunswick
1891 bushels rice 81 bbls spirits turpeutine, /
dog, box, case hats. pkg, Dbl terripen
Per Central Railroad, Oct 1875, S0S bales cot
ton So bbls spirits turpentine, 354 bbls rosin 81
bales yarn. 1874 bales domestics 2 bags wool, Q
ba les hides, q rolls leather, is bdls paper. ca
pkgs tobacco, $50 lbs lard, $4,000 lbs bacon, 81
bbls fruit, $500 bushels oats, 1900 lbs bean, 1888
bales hay, "a bbls WHISKY, hf bbls whisky
car cabbage % pkgs furniture, $50 bbls Hour
$50 bushels corn, 10 cars lumber. road cart.
60 cords wood, bushels rice, 2 cars lumber,
10 bales twine 10 cases liquor, pcs machinery
IA pkgs mdse, bale rags. casks old junk. 1
iron safe, empty bbls. cars cotton seed, car
brick. n boxes hardware, IS bales plaids, 2 cars
coal, - cases eggs 236 tons pig IRON
Per Savannah, Florida and Western Railway,
Oct l6-l.8l9 bales cotton. go bbls roain. 22l
bbla spirits turpentiue, 81 cars lumber. 90 bills
crude 3 ears wood. 1 empty tank 70 SACKS
bran q, ibis apploz. ~ hf bbls fish. 6 bbls empty
bottles. 10 5bls syrup. Y pkirg mds~, 20 boxes
oranges. n boxes Vegetables. bDis qefefahies
Per Charleston aud Savannah ~. Oct a.
7f balus option. bnis spif'ta tarr=gtinn cor
poHjeF. car roff91 seed, car wool ! box
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EXPORTS.

Per steamship Tallahassee, for New York
1881 bales upland cotton, so bales sea island
cotton, q bales d0mestics. 1876 bbls rosin 50
bbls spirits turpentine, 100 bbs cotton seed oil,
.5529 feet lumber. y bales hides. / car cedar
logs, 6l7 pkgs fruit. 1916 pkgs vegetables, 385
pkgs mdse, I57 tons pig iron.
Per steamship Dessoug, for Philadelphia
So bales cotton 81 bales domestics PAP bbis rice
"a bbls rosin, 3SS bbls spirits turpentins 100000
feet lumh.r. l2s casks clay, bpls oil, 80 car
wheels, 80 pkgs fruit Si7 empty kegs, 81 tons
pig iron. 273 pkgs m Use.
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Ensign U s n. in charge, pro TEN.
Washington. Oct 16-The Lighthonse Board

Washington, Oct f6-The Lighthouse Board
gives notice that on, or about Nov l. 1889, the
following post-nghts will be established on the
Hudson River, New York.
Jeffreys Hook-A hxed red light. shown from
q lens lantern, supported on black iron post
about 20 feet above water. on the east side OF
the channel near Fort Washington.
Iona 1sland-A flxed white light, shown from
a lens lantern, supported on black iron post,
about IS feet above water, on the west side OF
the channel, near the north point of Iona island
Cons Hook-A fixed white light, shown from
a lens lantern, supported on black iron post,
about IS feet above water, on the west side Of
the channel midway between the upper and the
lower end Of Cons Hook Peninsula.
Stats Pont-A fixed red light, shown from
lens lantern, supported on a black iron post,
about IS feet above water, on the east side of
the channel
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CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Tallahassee, Fisher, New York-C
G Anderson.
Steamship Dessoug, Asltins, Philadelphia C
G Anderson.
Bark Buenos Ayres Ger, Ahrens, Brunswick,
in ballast-Host & Co.
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PoULTRY-M Market easier; demand good.
EGGs-Market easy, with stock good and
demand.
PEANUTs-,Fair stock; demand moderate;
prices steady.
SUGAR-Georgia and Florida nominal; none
In market.
HoNEY-Demand nominal
in
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MEMORANDA.

Amsterdam, Oct 16-Arrived bark Wasama
Rus), Kyntzell, Pensacola
Bremen, Oct f3-Arrived, bark ] z A Dutch
SwRrt, Pensacola.
Cork, Sept l7-Saied, bark Anna (Sor), Olsen,
Brunswick.
Rio Janeiro, Oct i1-sailed White Rose (Nor),
Rotten, Pensacola.
Rosario, Aug e-Saed, banks Artisan CBr)
| Stephens, Port Royal, O; 18th, Appia CNorl
Hansen. Brunswick 9th, Alba mbra (Noro Hvis
| tendahl. Mobile; Emilia Ravello QtaD, Dellacas
sa, Pensacola; goth, San Pletro tItal), Langelia,
Savannah.
Sicily, oct i6-Passed, stmr Ardangorm (Br).
Savannah.
Buenos Ayres, Sept Chartered, barks Bo-
nanza Nor, 534); Slron (Nor, 4S4), and Mustang
Nor. 3s4l. do at Brunswick for Boga at $40 so;
Pontiac Nor, 500. to load lumber at ApaIachi-
cola for Boca at sal; Byzantine Nor, blb), do at
81 C g1s tEor ass 90 at Ssl so towfsd
Frigga Nor. 094l. do at 82l; Gun Nor, 1853, and
Kong Sverre Nor, 49,, TO load lumber at Bruins.
wick for Rosario at S94; Gloria Nor 1881, do
for Montevideo at S21; Stell Ger, 500, NJ D
Rucker Ger, 800, and Matilde Ger, 47s) TO load
lumber at Brunswick for Monteyideo at 800.
Rosario, Aug 27-Arriyed barks Glengarry
-CBr), Henry, brunswick; Sept 10, Carl Imenaes
(Nor) johnson, FerDandina
Valparaiso, Sept 13-Chartered, bark Nellie
Brett, TO load nitrate at one port for Hampton
Roads at PCS 81, less Is Sd d p. Savannah 2ss 3D.
Baltimore, Oct 16-Cleared. schr Island City
Voorhis. Savannah, and sailed.
Fernandina, Fla, oct 16-Arrived, schr Belle
Brown, Sawyer, and Chas A Couomb, Mcgee,
Philadelphia.
Cleared, schrs Florence J Allen, Denton, New
London; II S Lanfair, Woodland Baltimore
Georgetown, G, Oct 16-Arrived, steam oys
ter dredge Fred G Brown, Bridgeport for Jack
sonville lcoal.
Sailed. schr Arvesta, New York
Coosaw S O, oct 15-Salled, schr Mollie ]
Saunders, Ingersoll, Savannah.
Cleared, schr Jas II Gordon, Pedrick, PhIla-
delphia.
Wesley Philadelphia; schrs Wallace j Boyd
Baltimore; June Bright, Boston.
New York, Oct 18-Arrived, steamships Trave
from Bremen, Germanic from Liverpool.
Arrived ont sf4Aamahyn Ftriirfa for I Ivarnool