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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-19
THE COURT OF APPEALS.


Albany April la-In the Court Of Appeals to-day the
following were argued:
No ocs-Elmer 7. Harvey, IND, ct al, appellonts
act Lucy Mcdonnell ind, and IS ereeutFix, 81 al, 70
spondents
No aeo-In the matter of the settlement Of the nc
counts OF Raymond D. McApine ct al, Charles B. Pot
ter respondent agt Byron d. MeAipine ct al, appel
isntA
No. l2lo--Minnio q. Brown, respondent, ssk Nathan
@. Phelps, executor appellant Submitted
No. esl--Thomas II. o'connor ct o. executors, 70
spondents. agr John p. Higgins. appellant
No. 23o-Hannsh Cohen ct al, adminisnatrixss, appel
Iants ast the Mayor, etc., Of NewYork, respondent
The following is the calendar for Friday, April 10
Nos 227 os4 $685. oS7 $50. 241, 2l2 and IA.
In the Second Division the following cases were
argued
No. 4qs-Abrsm Shaver, respondent. sst NelSOn B.
Eidfed, appellant
No. l2o-groderek A. Schroeder OF al Appellants, agt
Daniel Frey ct a. respondents.
No 3S7-Nathan Johnson, respondent agt William
r. Soper ct H. appoants
Nc. 4s2-John W. Diekerson, appellant, sgt May T.
Rogers. respondent
The following 10 the calendar for Friday, April 10
Nos. 43s, 40. 444, 44s, 44o. t4o, 40 and 4S2
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.
Washington, April lathe proceedings In tho
Supreme Court Of the United States to-day were as fol-
lows:
No. e74-Fritz Aenken. plaintiff in error. agt the
City Of Atlanta Case abated and witt Of error dis
missed.
No. os7-Dayld Preeland, plaintiff in error. agt
Joseph v. Williams. Argued. -, ,,,,
No. 1,52T-Ex pafte In tho mstter OF mans hleiseh'
appellant Argued.
Adjourned until Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-19

On Iss Prodnoe EScasaxe as Butter ,aastes yss
s &c., Saa as p sfs"s s8ssss Good cAsss sss
Esss arm 81 ioiac
ysSy 3 sss s s5 bsssI :'ssy % ss
No aI Red , e. ss NO as q 7 ~. @ 70
g. So Is 4 arm s. % 20 ,,s ssE
sSs1s cisS IS gS:ssy ;s.ay :sis. g 20
s ssns, nPssss s'sss ssao SASiss
nrn 5see7s Sugar arm; Hard Refined Xxx Xxx
q % rssss and aiss u o. sSa
s,s ss n E. e
and lao premium selling Receipts Of wheat 5000 bush
MnwAukEx April ls-Flosr steady. Whoa. say' cash
s q &C. Nay oss. ssdy my w a coz dss.
SS ssS a, ssisy ssAds Nc sa Bar $
Dairy SfisS9oo Esss stsadyI fresh At olaiie chss
sssssw ss1 1908
Flour 1900 Seis Wheat 500 bush. Barley 7aeo sash
pies =: :ss
y. VIZ IS Fssais. ssi ss Il
Il s.i si "a sssss "a
s: o Ssa T's g sGSis So
ia Fl SSi as i:
$Ts; :sSs 5sss $Sssss i e. II; ssssig
Ssnnsy,ya1s e SIC S cs%s SSs 3, man man
Export esp and Local osnsampon SsSs .pa
manifested nrte or nterest
o;s M local rss 1,y asvs And Ma, Arm unsss s e q
No yellow IN grain depot 42c Steamer No. ktssd In
No Mixed s5 Agril sassats DO f0r Ny sssta,.e,
o asGss priess No White Sci 10 wSisei osa
elevator Saoi do grain depot e futures fuie and
weak No q White for April 3seSSie do for May 32s.9
33c do for June 35Qy3ke; do for July S3he4o
Eas R9ss Choice g ss per BUSH 90 Ps .ssos 90
assoc DO Fair % Good % 92sej Mammoth Hess Cholce
Hebron Choice IS $3.50 New florida
bbL s6 90 0s do Medium - ooa5 co. provisons
9uiet and steady gecs=oT Fsmly a. ~ * per esLs
f Ham. o. posR@Ss.s 's Se. ola pi@s
Mess New az SIS 50, do. Family st sl5 90 Hans
Smoked lU9al2hc do 8. p Cured, in uerces sa1lg.so
Shoulders 10 dry and 90 Snsksa sac
81 Shoulder ssss s Sssss aa e ss sss
Lard qulet steadyi civ Renned sas5c ssesm eeahc:
Creamery Essrs &C sSs Pennsy1sais Prints Extra sso
?, 9 and n X Creamery Extra e i7c Western Rscsey
Frsts AZ l29f3hci Western Frsn lac Cheese steady,
Part skins 9so Fnil sks $500 fefned 9uiet
Powdered 81 s,c dranulaed 81 sse Feed steady Winter
i sssa Is sS 10 pei 500 Ssl. ws
100 bush Corn $500 bush. oats lt.0oc bnsh. ship
ments-wheat 4,2oo eush Corn $500 bush oasA iA,ood
bush.
TOLEDO, April ls-wheas daIl, sasy cssh sssSsl 10,
May $40, June $40; July Sl%oi August slao. Corn
s.saay sasa sGc April sec Nay y sus . cat 9cs.
10000 bush Oats 5000 BUSH cloycrsesd blink shipments
Wheat $4,000 BUSH Corn $4,000 oush Oats 5000 hnAs
Cloverseed $50 bags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-19
MINcINe lane MARKETS.

LONDON April is-tp sno Mcing Lane marrsts ousug y
American sdsioes spSa. closed q sear hshsst -
In proportion. Ths sads 10 taking hair sappuee cone
Ar East India sod Tesay at foi pcss % aern sgvss
demand for ceyiqn COCOA abated anil poea are .zhx
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-19

r. Tho unlisted department OF the Stock Ex-
ebar,ue the principal feature was 1urtner , uss
ciine In Snoar Refineries t6,577 which feN 70 W
cons,I,ued pressure. Nationai Lead tr I've
sold n. o20l ct 22 and 22 S-6, ana Uoseon "a
certificates were neglected $3.50 at eo - a ,s
Sc 3-s Other transactions were ~ eal ~ "a
Atlantic beneficiary eertIncetes u,ivW ~ "a
and I-9, aud Georgia Phcinc seconu co'i9oi -
ISi o. 000j az ~ Id and 49, ,o,,t
Money was IN abundant supply at l-S PEE csH ip
IN call although loans extend TO Mondsy sual ~.
~ VIVA done at g. but at the close tbs beso
rate that could be obtained was per cent :,
Tho Clearing House statement to-day was a. soi-
lows Exchanges, 81 05,eg7.0o4 balances so'io4-
The sub-Treasury today was debtor 70 the
Clearing House S:4f,79i It's net gain on balance
was $50, sell made up by gains OF sls,sfo cur
renoy and S66,i0I coin. 49, 20 nAo
The davis operations covered Receipts, s2,o w,
227: payments 81 ,o5g 666 resulting IN q generei
balance OF 81 70 1880, 1855, consisting OF sl0o,zoe-
7I2 coin and 81 6,56l, ia currency.
REpORTS FROM WASHINGTON.
The United States Treasury at Washington
received to-day $50 National bank notes ZOE
redemption -
The customs receipts were ses6,41i and the In
ternal avenue receipts were s43234T.
To-days Washington Treasury statement o.
cash on hand and deposits Ia bank compares with
the figures OF the list previous statement Us
follows:
April IL Aprn 10. Differences;
se % r. 'is sasssss 'i2S
on o. hand Sssnd '".@s. OSl.e7 24OiGass Doe sllse
Actual cash In
TrcaSy vaults
psSss 1 ii. sss ~ 's. ssss Bee Bee 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-19

o.ss ,9cs:' " sss'sss wsss see No.
Corn at s4Ssc Oats s3 Nc sys g. Nc an,
ss.a 81 sss po.I s sosiI IS Pss s s.s I nrs
ssois. asaaiaers bored Is 2506 So short Clear asa
bored 81 350s7h wsksy disaiiers anisned g2oas -
peF gallon 9ugAy-Cus Loaf oW95soi orahnnsso = Tos
standard "A" Slse 800. s<.--..x.
Articles. hece,2N. SoiPIsaes5
Flour, Dds.
Whsass oush. ,1tt,SS2 xt@2
Corn. eusn-.. SSs1sSS aisH0S
Oas bush. oyy.ox
Rye. bush. .sssSX rsoSC
Barley. oush.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-19

SPIRITS or TuRrENTINE.
cBxELxsTpx Ap{it IL --rurp9nt1ne nsm q COO
SAVANNAH, April 10 ,-rurpentf1e 6rm st 41c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-19

Net cash barns ses5 757s07 s2sss4 3s7 Dec ss1e4co
The foreign exchanges were lifeless. Demand
pills on London were rather weaker, while long
blk were decidedly firm, but the market was noo
sufficiently active TO make necessary any change
In quotations for actual business, which were as
follows: Bankers bills at 81 81 and s4 SO 34 re-
spectively for long and short sterling; FreRcn
francs ct 5.I8 1.5 and sic IA refchmarks at
95 Ole and % 5-e, and guIlders ut 40 la ana
40 LIZ.
The governors of the Bank Of England at their
weekly meeting to-day reduced the mlnImum rate
of discount from TO 2 i-2 per cent Durlng
the week the bank lost 265, 600 pounds steriing
bullion, and the proportion OF It's reserve TO It's
liabilities was reduced from ALTO per cent 70
40. G5, against an increase from 80 "a TO 40 "a
per cent in the same week Of last year, when Its
rate for discount was per cent
The weekly statement of the Bank OF France
shows an increase Of 2025, 600 francs gold and an
increase OF 2, 500, 900 francs silver and that OF
the Bank Of Germany an increase OF 29lSI0oo
marks specie. At the London Stock exchange
British consols advanced Lie TO 9S o-s Tor money
and % I1-l6 for the account. The rate OF obs.
count In the open market was lowered to l-2
per cent. Bar silver vas quoted steady az
az 81 3D. an ounce, English standard. American
railroad shares were dull and somewhaSnrreguhr
closing firm. At Paris French 3 pes cents nd
vanced TO 1907 LIZ.
The directors of the Oregon Improvement Com
pany have declared dividend OF ! per cent on
the common stock, payable ON May ]. Transfer
books will be closed on April %.
RAITROAD EApNINGS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-19

CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS.
Boston, Apr! Is. 1850.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-06-12
PERSONAL AND LITERARY.

Scientist Chevreul Is better known
to fame for his great age than for all
his valuable contributions to human
knowledge.
The body Of William Bradford,
the first United States Government
Printer, and the man who started the
first newspaper in Pennsylvania and
the second newspaper in New York,
lies In grave ten feet from the North
ern entrance to Trinity Church.
Speaking OF Mrs. John CHAMBER,
formerly known as Miss Amelie Rives.
the Richmond Dispatch critically OBJ
serves: Her eyes have been compared
to two great double blue violets, 80 in
describable is their hue between pur-
pie and blue, and the color OF her hair
can be only described rs that OF bur
nished gold Her voice Is very sweet,
and her unspoiled and perfectly nat
ural grace could only be the reflection
Of q warm and generous heart, which
those who know her best accord to
her."
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-06-12

An EdttOF's liza ck d WIN.

Last week we announced that we
were going OIL the trail of j. b. Davis,
the Apache avenue grocer, aud this
weeks issue would contain All expoAe
calculated to stnrtle the community.
We had over column of it in type
when MIR. Davis called at the Kicker
office aud subscribed for the paper and
YaVo us column "ad" for u year.
Mr.. Davis il not only genial, whole
Soulsd gentleman, worthy of IL pIuce In
our best society. but an enterprising,
go-a-hsed citizen who is credit to the
wLole'Sthte. f Arizona Kicker.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-06-12
THE JOHNSCOWN CATAS.
iEHOPHE.

Monday was the tenth day since the
disaster In the Conemaugh valley occur
red, and the extent Of the fatality ca be
appoximated when it is known that
bodies uro still being found wherever
men are Mt work. The remains that
are now being removed from the DRIFT
are far advanced in decomposition, and
the physcians in charge are advocating
their cremation ns fast as found, as it il
slnost impossible to holl them safely.
The work of clearing away the debris
liz progressing very encouraSingiy.
Owing to the fact thut the Pennsylvania
and Baltimore and Ohio roads refused
to Iun trains from Pittsburg or other
important poius nearer than Bolivar on
the former, and lockwood ON the lat
ter road, it was a very quiet day in and
HbouC Johnstowu. This rule kept out
lHrge Influx of excursion;sts, aud lett
the field clenr to workers. Governor
Beaver arrived there Monday and spent
the day in visiting the ruined
Pc ton OF thu city and in driving up tue
Conemaugn valley.
Tue health OF the valley is unusuall:
good. notwithstanding the report of II
threutened epidemic. A bulletin has
been issued by the State Board of
Health to this effect. There is II" prea-
ent danger to the water supply of Pitts,
burg. AT JohnSto~n the only present
danger il from the people being
frightened into sickness by sensational
reports.
Cans are being contin unlly broken in
to aid their contents carried Off What
tie thieves could not steul they trnmprd
on and ruineh. The Masonic re lief car
was also entered und rubb. d. The
military guards ure kept busy arresting
thieves. It will lie three weeks before
tic Pennsylvania road il open for tIavel
and months before it Gun be restored to
its former stability.
The work Of the registration of the
survivors Of the flood ia going stea Oily
Oh. Up to this evening there were
about 81 ,OO0 registered, and tho list
Still increasing. The number lost is
placed now at 5000 by those who held
that it would reach to 10000 O week
ago. A conservative estimate is be-
tween $500 and 1000.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-06-12
Kilrain win. the Choice.

A New York dispatch OF the 10th in
st"ut says:
Frank Stevenson. representing Kill
rain' and Charles Johustoue, acting for
Johd l.. Sullivan. met to night in
Brooklyn and tossed up a silver half
dollar to decide which Of the pugilists
should have the selection of the battle
ground. Kilrsin called the turn On
heads. Stevenson has ten DAYS in
which to mako selection,
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-06-12

Reno G"z"tte:-Noaiiy one hundred
years ago. when tue popul. ion Of this
country was only 1000. 900, Captain
6'n'"y, OF Virginia. predicted that in
1880 ths Unitsd States would have q
population of IA ,O0J, 200. For this pre-
d'caon tue Csp'aiu was gener lily ridi-
cuIe" but time hhs justified his proph-
ecy III a wonderful uiauuer
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-06-12
I NdsrtnkAnR.

Having purchased OF Brown 4 Hot
kins their interest in the Undertaking
business, I ain now prepared to att.ld
to all Calls in that line. 1 will alRo AZ
tend to the repairing md upholstsrius
Of Furniture, etc. Shop on ton,merci'l
street, next door to Brown u Hoskibs'
old stand. -. .." s2.gnF -'.'''s d..
6-5 NJ Pk7IIsol.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-06-12

Now that Spring han opened and the
town needs cleaning up, the old pioneer
draynlsn, Gsotge Dexter, is prepared to
clean mp and cart awsy all acen,n ulsted
rubbish at reasonable prices. Those
desiring my SOL vices will pleass leave
orders vt the Humboldt House. iI""H
-36, GkeLon DR17R
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-06-12
Ms.txe ana l.r,L,ra.,,

Those who desire to putcl ass the bed
quality VI Groceries aud Provisions arc
referred TO the above reliable bcuH
where fair denling and courteous treat
ment IL the .ule. Glassware, Tipvsr
Stons Tafo, Nails etc. always IN stocE
IL ~ ~ ga III ECHAsu
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-06-12
Reading Rooms.

80 Tho W. G. T. u. Reading RooiSs an
we'll supplied with the bert litsraiuIht
are oprn every day and yisitosn are
always welcome. On Saturday y, enibg
strawberries. sugar aud cream, viii
cake, will be supplied. ..... .-..o.a.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-06-12

An immense stock
Of Wallpapers, Bor-
ders and DecorsL
tons, in all grades
and qualities and at
lowest prices at
Remnants. These
goods have just ar'
rived and are .the|
latest patterns out|
this season. .... ...@
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-11-15
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
FINANCIAL.


NEW YORK, Nov. a, noon.-Stocks opened
quiet but firm. Money easy at sos per cent.
Excnange--long, "a s0,6@4 s094; short, "a S41a
0l4 SAN. Government bonds dull and feature
less. State bonds dull but steady.
Following were the noon stock quotations.:
Erie ........ 2S Richm d q w. Pt.
Chicago s. North. 1925 Terminal. 415
Lake Shore 49,. 1O65k Western Union. $40
Norf & ". pref. 594
500 D. m.-Exchange quiet and steady.
Money easy at 506 per cent. Suo-treasury
balances-Gold. S15. 69a. 900; currency, So, O45,-
600 Government bonds dull but steady; four
per cents 127; four and a half per cent. cou'
pons 1854 State bonds dull but firm
The stock market was quiet to-day and tne
movement of prices after the first hour was
steadily though slowly upward until well into
the afternoon, when buying assumed larger
proportions, and the rise was accelerated
Southern stocks were the most noticeable feat
ure. though Richmond and West Point seemed
to drag after its sharp advance OF the past rev
DAYS, and grangers followed, with marked
movements In specialties. Trusts, with the ex-
ception of Cotton Oil, we're not active. though
they followed the general market IN MAKING
material advances. There was plenty OF Cot6oa
OIL for sale at about 80, and it failed 70 get
much above that figure. Sugar was the only
one which made any material finai advance
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-11-15
MEMORANDA.

New York, Nov 12-Arrived, steam schr Louis
Bucki, Mount, Jacksonville; brig Shannon, Cos
grove, Fernandina; schr Tom Williams, Fer
nandina, was abandoned Oct % before reported)
and picked up by tug W Morse and towed
into Norfolk and thence to this port.
Antwerp, Nov 12-Arrived, steamship Scaw-
fell tBr), Stanhope, Savannah
Barrow, Nov 11-Arrived, bark Orient (BrO,
Collins, Pensacola.
Belfast, Nov 11-Arrived, bark Curonia Rus),
Wibroe. Brunswick.
Bremen, Nov 12-Arrived, steamship Elgin-
shire tBr) Geddes, Savannah
Cronstadt, Nov 6-Arrived, bark Veronica
Nor), Petersen, Brunswick.
Dartmouth, Nov 11-Arrived, steamship River
Mersey (Br). Coosaw for Aberdeen.
La Plata, Oct Arrived, bark Aurora (Sw).
Norden, Pensacola.
Sailed Sept II, barks Hydra DAM, Christen-
sen. Pensacola; 18th, Fedelta QtaD. Fasce, do;
30th, Sarah A Staples, Gay barbados; Oct 3,
Hrvat AUS, Sverljuga, Pensacola.
Las Palmas, Nov 9-Sailed, stmr Maharaja:
(Br), Brunswick.
MonteYideo Oct 15-Saled, bark Gerhardue
Dutch) Bruyn. Pensacola.
Rio Janeiro, Oct 19-Saied, bark Miner Nor),
Hansen, Port Royal, S G; 21st, barks Coronae
Nor), Petersen, Savannah; Nora CNor), Hassel,
Pensacola.
Ekholm, Denia, for Pensacola.
Table Bay, Oct I2-Saled, schr Bridesmaid
Br) Davies, Pensacola; 2Sd, bark Silenzio Qtan,
Dapelo, do.
Sawyer, Buenos Ayres and ordered to Fernan-
dina.
Sailed Oct 2s, bark Mary Elizabeth (sw), Lock
ner, Tybee.
Havana, Nov SAILED, barks Maria (Sp), Cida,
Charleston Ia previous report says she cleared
for Savannahl; Esperance Hr), Canal, Pensa-
cola.
Matanzas, Nov 7-safled, schr Robt Barr,
Shaw, Apalachicola.
Brunswick, Nov 1l--Arrved, bark Carmel
Norl Thorsen. Buenos Ayres,
Sailed, bark Belamino arg, Rio Janeiro; schr
Geo N Adams, New York.
Baltimore, Nov 12-Arrived, schr Nellie W
Hewlett, Buckaloo, Coosaw, ..
Cleared. schrs Annie Bliss, O'Donnell, Savan-
nah Blanche Hopkins Tunnell, do.
Sailed, schr A Denike, Savannah.
Fernandina, Nov i2-Arrived schr Geo Walker,
Small, Antigua.
Jacksonville Nov 12-Arrived, schr Equator
'<Br), Albury, Bahamas.
Arrived at Fort George Nov 9. schr Gertie NJ
Rickerson. Anderson, New York for st Angus
tine.
St Augustine, Nov il-sailed, schr Bella Rus
sell, Steelman, New York.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-11-15
Louisiana Rice.

At New Orleans, according to the Planter,
''the market is quiet for clean rice. At the re-
duced quotation some mills are holding back
their product, which should give better tone
to the market, but the movement is compare
lively small and mainly to fill orders. Rough
rice seems to be more or less neglected for the
moment; some buying is being done in the
country, which may in a measure account for
our slow movement in the city; but the reason
generally assigned by receivers is their belief in
higher prices later on and the confidence they
have in the keeping quality of the goods. Buy
ers, on the other hand pretend 10 again dis
trust reports of short crop,n
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-11-15
MARITIME MISCELLANY

Galveston. Nov Capt Gardner of steamer
Morgan City, which arrived from New York,
reports passing Nov the wreck OF a sunken
vessel with broken masts and rigging attached
in lat 81 40, Ion "a s. right in the track OF YES
sells bound south. Also reports the buoy on
MarquesaS Rocks, Florida Reefs, gone from po-
stion.
Philadelphia, Nov 12-Bark Aljuca CNor). from
London. reports: Nov 8 and 10, Henlopen bear
ing NNW 90 to 100 miles, passed through lot
of wreckage consisting Of mattresses, life pre-
servers. deck of a vessel with spars attached.
apparently but short time in the water.
Schr Lucie Wheatley, from Darien, at VIII
mington, Del reports: Nov 9. lat 81 %, Ion IS 10
W, passed vessel about 40 feet keel, bottom
IN
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-11-15
THE MORNING NEWS: FRIDAY, NOVEMBER Is. 1885,

Wilmington. Del. Nov l2-Arrived. schr Lucie
Whea1ley, Fisher. Daren.
Pensacola, Nov la-Arrived ship Cathaya
lBrL Morgan Buenos Ayres: banks UngdOms
Nsnner Nor, Andersen. Rosario; ISide utal),
Schiaffino. Buenos Ayres
Cleared, bark Ringdove (Br). Stewart, Buenos
Ayres.
Port ROYAL, c. Nov il-Cleared, schr Ida E
Latham, Blatchford. New York. and sailed 18th.
Sailed 18th, bark Artisan OBJ, stephens.
United KINGDOM
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-11-15


Per steamer st Nicholas, from Fernandua-
box, 10 bbls empty bottles, basket, boxes
tools, pkg mdse. II crow bars, ! hook Il
bbls spirits turpentine, 456 bbls rosn pkg cast
ings, rack, 8 boxes crackers, case liquor.
case dry goods, II bbls tools, box glass. bd
clothing, box mdse, sacks potatoes, 157 sacks
bran. bdl badding, box lamp goods, Is hides
Dbl potatoes, II sugar pans &C. bales cotton.
Per Central Railroad, Nov l3-S,07S bales cot
ton, 100 bbls spirits turpentine, 414 bbls rosin,
100 bales yarn. IN bales domestics, bales hides
10 rolls leather, bdls paper, 1877 pkgs tobacco,
235 lbs lard, $40 lbs bacon, 100 bbls lime, 425
bbs fruit, $500 bushels oats IS, 900 lbs bran $50
bales hay, 81 bbls whisky. hf bbls whisky. 2
bbls syrup, 30 bbls beer, 200 hf bbls beer. ,2i2
bushels corn, l19 pkgs furniture, $50 bbs -four,
10 cars lumber, - cords wood, 80 bbls rice, IS
bdls willowware, AZ pkgs Irvine, boxes wax, "a
cases liquor, p boxes vegetables, l Dol sugar,
10 pcs machinery. car r r iron, r cart, s K d
buggies, wagons, IS doz brooms, ? cask OLD
junk, 80 bales paper stock, 25S pigs mdse. 3
pkgs plows, empty bbls, cars cotton seed, =
cars cotton seed meal, no bbis cotton seed oil,
Al kegs W lead, 50 boxes hardware. 3 cars COAL
bales plaids, IS boxes candles, 315 bbls grits
20 tons pig iron.
Per Savannah, Florida and Western Railway.
Nov 1906 bales cotton, S06 bbs rosin. 533
bbls spirits turpentine, l Dbl notions, 100 bhls
rice, car stoves, bbls -four. 80 sacks -four. 80
sacks rice, ! bale moss, 5 bbls chips 10 bales
hides, 81 cars lumber, $50 bbs grits, . cases dry
goods, 16 cases squash, II bbls mullet, 30 pair
wheels, 2 cars wood, car brick, boxes tobac-
CO. 300 bags cotton seed meal, 80 bbls oranges,
1870 boxes oranges.
Per Charleston and Savannah Ry, Nov IA
100 bales cotton, 20 doz prils, II sacks rice
rock, cars cotton seed. case Newspaper 80
pkgs tobacco, cases cigarettes, boxes enAel-
opes, 80 bdls castings, car brick. bale hides,
lots b goods cases clothing, lot groceries.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-11-15

and that was comparatively duh throughout
the day Norfolk and Western preferred
showed marked strength. The stock Of the
Laclede Gas Company was traded in upon the
board for the first time to-day, ranging between
2l1s aud 201s. Final prices show uniform gains
throughout. and Sugar and Oregon Transconti-
mental are up ia per cent. each. Tennessee Coal
Louisville and Nashville rs per cent, Denver,
Texas ami Fort Worth, LacSawanna, St Paul,
Rock Island and Norfolk aud Western preferred
IA each, Consolidated Gas rs. Hooking Valley
and Canadian Pacific ! per cent. each; others
fractional amounts. The sales aggregated
$4,000 shares. The following were the closing
quotations:
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-11-15

Steamship Gate City, Hedge. Boston-C G
Anderson.
Steamship Ross-Shire CBr) Hewatt, Liverpool
-Strachan a. Co.
Steamship Alps CBrl. Clinskel, Bremen-Rich-
ardson Barnard.
Steamship Coningsby (Br), Stewart. Reveal
Wilder & Co.
Steamship Laleham (Br), Evans, Bremen-A
Minis & Sons.