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, 1890-10-15
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First years profit in gold.

First years profit in gold...-..s64 sos
Which gives an average Of S31 per acre;
but if this money Will lie expended in this
country, you will nave to further deduct 20
per cent 81 the new government tax since
the lst Of July on all articles of importa-
ton hence, $27.9 go would be the true aver
age.
Since five good working men can cult
waite in this island one caballeria, equal to
333 acres, one man can attend g acres per
year, and il each acre leaves &27.90 Spanish
gold, the G3 agrees viii give him $1e3.81
equal to a s2Jary Of l5,48 per month all the
year through.
But allow me to direct your notice to the
fact that the part of exren es relating to
planting, w~eSdin9, and ploughing are carried
on IN the dead season, for III the grinding,
you will have to pay more tor the same work,
as all the L; borers and cattle will be hauling
cane and engaged in making sugar. This
item will give you no little amount of trouble,
as it is almost impossible to get people away
from the noise of a Cuban bdtey in a sugar
plantation to do ATTY, other outside work.
Negroes are fond of being together, and the
headquarters of the estate is a choice rendez-
vous for them that will not be given up SO
easily. Just the contrary takes place during
the dead season, when the majority leave
for the towns and small villages to rest and
spend the few dollars they have saved while
grinding. They allege that since the dead
season is the rainy one, and the wages are
lower, it is not worth while to take much
interest in the white mans business hence
you will find now a great many plantations
overgrown with grass on account of the
scarcity of hands to do the cleaning operations.
The jurisdiction of Cienfuegos is paying to-
day 81 gold a day forfeld hands, while thatof
Matanzas pays $42 Spanish paper per mouth
which is equivalent to $17 gold; but while a
pair ofco- ntry working shoes is sold in thelat
ter place for 50 Spanish paper, the same price
is charged in gold at Cienfuegos and the
labourer sees no benefit in changing locality.
The Havana Agricultural RerieaO speaking
Of this scarcity Of hands, says about as fol-
lows { net less important factor actually
telling aaainst the sugar plantations is the
custom. of compelling the hands to buy at the
plantation store. where they are numerically
overcharged for the articles they consume.
The majority of planters give little Or no at
, 1890-10-15

40 Santa Catalina $4,000, equivalent to
100000 and 1000, 600 arrohes respectively.
The price agreed upon is 12j pounds of cen.
trlfugal sugar, polarizing 96 degrees for every
$500 pounds OF cane delivered on board the
cars at the Aguada station. The sugar given
in exchange free in Cardenas warehouse for
the seller Of the cane but its weighing to
take place at the sugar house on the planta-
ton hence any leakage or shrinkage by
evaporation win be at the risk of the cane
r]alg9rs, from the time the sugar is allotted to
him at selling account. Freight on cane
payable by the plantation if any money is
wan ell by the cane seller, II per cent interest
would 30 charged.
Reckoning at 3 cents a pound of Sugar
polarizing 90 degrees, the $500 of cane will
bring the raiser 1915 Spanish gold hence
the 1900 pounds ton will be SO or 1910
American money. If the yielding obtained
on any OF the above plantations should aver
age 81 per cent on first-class sugar, they will
retain S74 pounds as their share for handling
it, besides the molasses, bagasse and ashes,
corresponding to every $500 pounds of the
raw material received. Bagasse and ashes
are getting to be nowadays, an important
factor III cane transactions, since the first
will save fuel and the second add a good
share toward increasing the manure pile.
Coming down to some figures on the above
negotiations, and considering that the new
lands where this cane has been brought from
will yield no less than 30 tons of cane per
acre, NE will have 2,083 acres Nielding 60, 800
tons at 1875 pounds of sugar per every $500
pounds of cane, 3,I25 tons of sugar are to be
given to the cane raiser, equal to 6,250,000
pounds, at 8 cents per pound Or. Sl87.50O
, 1890-10-15
Sales of Sugar Cane in Cuba.
from the Louisiana PIantcr.)

The first transaction in sugar cane for the
coming crop has been closed between San
Fernando plantation in Banagdises and San
Catalina in the Recreo on one part, and some
private parties in the Auguada de Pasageros
on the other-transportation to be made over
he Cardenas railroad.
The San Fernando bought $1,000 tons,
, 1890-10-15
EXPENSES.

First and second ploughing,
narrowing, planting, includ-
ing all work, three hoelngs,
two mouIdings, ground rent,
cane seed, not including
taxes, salaries of employees,
interest on capital, and other
like expenses peracrea at $50.
Cutting, lifting, and haul
81 ner every $500 lbs. of
.s
, 1890-10-15

In round numbers 500, which gives a
difference of 1916 against the expenses fgur-
ed by Nh. Jimenez. who reckoned $476 gold
as the total amount for cultivating every 33A
acres of cane therefore we have nearly SO
per cent in favour of cultivating with proper
Instruments, oyer the clumsy. antiquated hoe,
SO badly handled by the tricky, Ignorant
working man.
The average expense of such a work per
acre will be $5.40, American gold.
GUIILERMO P. GONZALEZ.
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erife bette biirserlide &entiere, unb nun
als erites Opfer ibres SntrieueaipisIs
ben treuen, gutberaigen Menf6en aus.
auerfeben, ben Sia, adj, 10 iibsr a[Ie
gesriffe liebte, oeiIsn 2unit lie 10 gang
erfiillte, beffen @rfolse ibren 5toI3 unb
ibre Seligfeit ausma9ten.
gBie Iie bas TO eltpog. ffieg es ibr
brenneno beiB in bic Mugen. Sic
febrte ibr Nngeli9t nod mebr mad Der
Seite, bamit ibr @atte bic poGbIinfens
ben Sropfeu nidt idbe, bic langiam
unter ben balls gefdlohenen Wimpsrm
berborquollen.
Sic tam fib 10 unsIiidli9, 10 pere
maiit unb Dereiniamt Dor! gs mar
ibr, aIs iei ieBt gum erfen WeaI am
9immel ibres ionnieeu 2ebens Elm
bunfles, getpitterf6meres @em6lf auf.
geitiegen.
Sia peraaB, BOB iie d9nlide 9esuuz
gen i9on frhber eefannt bate.
Damal5 gum 8eiipiel auf &hgen,
Die bic bhbi6e profehorsto6ter bcm
rS96pfer bsr Mbenoanba9t" bas poms
pole Bouquet nit oem Iangen @ebi1t
iiberrei1te.
lnb bann ipdter. bier in Der 6aupt=
ftabt, als 2eopolb bic f1mar3dugige
9ene5ianerin 10 ent3hdenb fanb, bic
fleine 8bismonoa 5ampieri, bic einige
Wo6en binbur6 bic gefammte &elioena
in Nufrubr oerfebte.
Wfit GROCER 8erebtiamfeit bate 2eos
pol6 ibr bamals bic aIte Wabrbeit Ct.
6rtert, BOP. mer bas Sd6ae gefialten
mill, benz S96nen aud i'm Iebenbigen
Seben begegnen muB; baB Elm MaIer,
Der @baraftere unb Situationen fdafft,
ni9t iabraus iabrein binter oem Diem
fiBen uno fi6 iii 6ber Selbfbetra1tung
ber3ebren oarf; baB es elm meter
e6ritt III BON bem rein meni1liden
Snterefe bes GiinliIers bis gum ssnterz
elIe Der @alanierie, gef6weige big sur
0erliebtbeit. 9amals bate Die iunae
Grau ibre unbefangenbeit unb &ube
iebr balb Dieber erlanst = piellei6t
tpsniger auf @runb bieier peritdnbigen
Oarlegungen, als in GoIge beg -3eIe.
gramms, bas bic fd6ne @bismonba aur
pHege ibres pl6Blid ertrantten 8aters
mad Wenebig suradrief.- f.-....
(Gortistuas foIot)
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. g}adlteheuber Ial pon Nlutne,

- Ha@itebenber Gaa bon Blutoers
giftung wirb aus Berlin semelbet:
Die 23idbrige Ndtberin s.. tpar nit
benz 9fdben bon farbigen @9tirsen be.
i9dftigt unb batte babel ben @toff ge.
tniffen rnb getuenbet, ipObei fi6 BON Der
iebr iforf oufgetrasenen Garbe oes
Stoffes ginises. losl0fte unb fi9 ben
Girgtrnd9eln ber $. mittbeiIte. Sas
iunge Mdbden a6tete aber nidt barauf
anb frabte iid Elm 8lds6en an 0aIle
aui; bic gerinsfis.se Munbe f6tpua
aber binnen tDenigeu Stunben fur6t.
bar on, es traten beftiss s6mer3en Elm,
bic bon 5tunbe gu Stunbe sunabmen,
ber Gals unb balb bic gause linte Seite
i1Doll itarf on, unb bic Granle berfiel
in beftise Delirien. Ser binauaesoaene
Ir5t tonltatirte 8lutpersiftung. 8rob
groBter Wtabe gelang es ni9t, Die
2l~nfe am 2eben au erbaIten. sic
ifarb unter ben entieblldtsn Qualen.
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GloresitraBe bor, cas- @eib miro be.
Dl!ll9t unb Die Qusfabrnng einlfmmia
bef6Ioiien.
ebenio lest CT cine &arte BET proiefs
tlrten Werldn8erung bon @ampz unb
Der bei9loflenen grlreteruna BON Qus
gultafraBe Dor. Ser stabtsMnpalt
tplrb beauftraat, Srbinan3en aur Nbs
i6dbung bes @igentbums ausauarbei,
ten: SeBtere StraBe foq 20 0aras
brett tperben.
Sas Jinaa3sgonlite beri6tet aiiu1tia
llber bic geri@te bes Sngenieurs, GoIs
lettors, Glerfs uub S9abmeiifers fir
Monat Mdr3.
Die WerIdngerung BON NuepaitraBe
BON SareoDftraBe aus tpe5tli9 UNI einen
Slod tplro gutgebeiBen. Ser 5tabt.
anpalt erbdlt auftrag, eine oiesbestigs
lld1e Srotnans ausSuerbeiten.
Den gogen tpiro ibr @eIu6 um
ueberlallung zines Besrdbnibplabes
abgef9lagen, ba bic etabt balb alleu
GrunS felbft brau1en mirb.
Gbenio tpirb s. g. 0oael abaeidllos
gen. lbm cine gaep in 8lod 21 padt.
peiie gu iiberlaiIen.
@oltns Wffg. So. tpirb bic GrlaubniB
sur Grri6tung einer Waage in ST.
UtarpsftraBe ni6t ertbeiIt, ebenfo uirb
Der girma ni6t erlaubt, ibr @ebdube
am GluB fertisauffsnen.
Ss tpirb bei6lofen, eine Rarte bes
San yeoro Springs sBart anfertigen
3u lahen. Den part in StaHo gu ieBen
uno Die Sriiden gu repariten.
Sdmmtli9e Nllebs im ber Stabt fol-
len ausgebeiiert perben.
9ierauf 8ettasung.
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@Hnberbare Nettuua.

Grau 3D.. Curtain in glanielb, Satnpis, madt Be-
fann, pap ge ltd etne bettae Grdltuns ;usps, meae
d BON tbrem 9anS Grat bebanbeln, aaein ife murbe
tmmer trdnter Derelbe ertIdrte br, ubab iie bpff=
nun9slSS Der S9minhiudt perfallen et1 uub baB tbr
gfabl tbr Npetbeter tbr ttnsS @eues @9minbiu6tss
2etlmttei. Se taufte ii4 etne Slai&e bappm unb su
tRrem 9nt5hden nabm iie fpabr, baB id ibr 3uitanD
meter unb nadbem ie 10 Slaiden perbrau6t bate,
tanS le paB ite pDas seiunb mar. Sest perri6et fe
mteper thre Sausz zNrbeit nnb }ast, baB e i ME in
tbrem Seben ppbler sefhblt babe.
Prpbe=Slai4en biees srpBen Selmitels gratis in ber
0ro9Isnz zSrebbanoluns BON DreiB, Ibompipn & So.
gum Wertanf IN alien Gprtbefen srpbe SlaIGen SO
Gent8 unb $l.0o.
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9lus Sale a. 9. fc1reibt mon beu

S8US SJUuS u. =. TuttIUI HIuH DeIII
ngerliner 3ageblatt": uniere Stabt
wirb bic erfte in Deuti9Ianb iein,
tpelde Elm pollifdnbises Spftem elettris
f6er pferoebabnen erbdlt. Sie gerlis
ner gIeftricitdismerte (gbiionz@eieuz
f9aft) miro biefen getrieb na6 bem
neuen Spragues5pftem nit oberirbiiden
2eitungen einri9ten unb bat bafiir cine
&aution bon 100000 Mart au heleu.
p@lettrif6e pferbe". ".9abnen fnb
gutl
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Gin Gtiid@en Ginfutfel.p papier rettete
ihr Nehen

Gs mar nur elm sem6bnft6es Stdd einpideIz gapier,
aber es rettee ibr eeben. te i'm lestn Stabiunt
ber Sapinbiuht uno mad bern ausiprEh ber aerste
ala 20 Bfunb. Muf einem Stlf Ginntdel< Yapier las
iie ren Or. Rings @etp Disecperp iie bcIte h eine
grpbes Slaihe unb e5 BALI ndranf taute e ene srpBe
5ldl6e uub fiblte iih sebeler unp curf crseiesten
&ebraua purbe ie piebev fart, seiunp, rcis unp
piest nun peber 40 pfunn Sur meitere 9insebetten
ieR6et etHe 8riemarte an 9B. s.. 6ple, Apctbefert
Sort SMtb.
grote 6lai6en gratis gu babeu in allen Gpptbeten.
Yrets hsr srcben SIai6eH 81. Wbeleale bel Oretf,
1pomplcn Co., Gan Antclic.
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0udIeuS Mrnica.snIbe.

Die befle Salbe Der Delt fit Sdnitte,
anetf9ungen, @ei6piire, 5isbsr, unb Saut,
ausfdlag, 6le9te, sefprunsene Sdnbe, 8rpif,
bsulen uno alle Sauttranibeiten furirt Sa.
morrboiben ooer feline Besabluns. 96llise
Satisfaction sarantirt ober bas @elb pirb
auriiderfattet. 2b Gents bic S9a@teI. Bum
gerfauf In allen apotbeten. Dreib, sbomp.
fon G Co., WbolefaIe.
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@rmnSetaemtbums ltebertraauuaer

Arel Weerf9eibt an Sbeobor grler,
Grunbfid on Mbamsiir., $3.50.
Scott Sames on @bmarb DreiB, 16
9runbfiide nabe oen Gairs@rounbs",
81 900.
@bas. probanbt on 2poia Smboit
Streifen Sanb an San peorosN sNpenue; !;
preis nOminel.
2eonarbo @ar5a am St. @ieter uno
Sobn S9ott, Z 4der 2anb stpiiden Sos
iepbinez, @raDion' unb GalbpeasStr.,
$500.
g. g. Maurp on peter Oberenb, 3
@runbHiide an NDe. 9 81. 800.
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(Gcrtfetnas foIetD

s~ IS lit erpieien, DAB @bambers
Iain's 6uiienmittel bic fi6erfte unb bette
Mebi3in 1T, bic uo9 bis iebt bergeiteat
Durbe 3ur 9eilung afuter Gals unb
2uugens Grantbeiten, tDie grtdliungen
unb Group. Gum >0ertauf BEL H.
Gobn & Co., s. 4alteber & Sobn uno
ollea Drussiifen.
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sG- R. Gohu G. Gn.. s. QoItensr 4

s1 &. COIN & Co., s. Ralteper &
Sobn uno anoere Sruggiaen piirben
@bamberIain's 6uitenmittel ni9t em>
pfeblen, penn es nift gut tpdre. IS
1T ipe8iel fiir bic Deiluns bon grfdl.
tungen. Group, 5ulten &c. beraelellt
uno bas pirtiamite Mittel In ioid)en
Gdllen.
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Sic
WOdentlide Greie Yreiie flir seras
erfGeint =
ieoea DomnerGag
un6 fDittt
$3.50 fir naS Sabr pber $1.25 fir
6 Wpmate In VDransbesabInta.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
FINANCIAL.


New YoRx. Sept. u, noon.-stocks opened
hrm Money easy at per cent. Exchange -
long, s. sou; short, 81 sil6. Government bonds
dull but steady. State bonds tirmer
Following were the p. IN. stock quotations:
Erie .............. PAN Richmd & w. PIT
Chicago & North. .107A Terminal .....
Lake Shore. ...... - Western Union . -
Norf. & W. pref. 5916
500 p. m.-Excnange closed quiet but steady.
Money easy, all ioaus at per cent. Sub-Trea-
sury balances-Coin, Sl55 600; currency.
S5,64sOOO Government bonds dull but firmer:
four per cents 1887; four and half per cents
10l. State bonds dull but steady '--''
The STOCK market to-day was quiet to dun for
the general list, but continuance of the bear
pressure upon few of the leading STOCKS
created activity in those shares. and gave tone
to the entire list. The market displayed a
marked lack of support from the earliest deal.
ings, and the bears. notwithstanding the fact
that a very favorable bank statement was ex-
pected, Increased their sales of short stock as
time wore along, aud last prices are at or near
the lowest OF the day. The pressure was most
prominent upon Atchison, Pacific Mail and
sugar Rehneries, and each of these stocks
scored material losses in the short session
The president OF Pacific Mail was quoted as saw
ing that there was little hope OF the passage Of
the subsidy bill in the present session of CON
gress, and the stock became a shining mark for
the operations OF bears, and IL was forced OF
from 4ZA 70 10, and closed at H. Sugar Ref.
nerles was sold on compromise on toe sugar
arm winch Us looked upon as not favorable to
retaipsrs, and large amounts OF the stock
changed hands at constantly declining figures.
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standard s-16c, confectioners' CSC, cut
loaf 1-l6c. crushed l-l6c. powdered SIC,
graduated SIC, cubes SIC. Molassss-Foreign
nominal: New Orleans in fair demand; common
TO fancy 2sg45c. Petroleum quiet and steady;
crude in bbls, Parker's, 81 81; refined. at ali
ports; 81 10 Cotton seed oil dull; crude
GGSsc; yellow yellow; Wool in ia. tar demand dan, and
2602sc; Texas l7D24c. Provisions-POrk active
anu steady; mess 81 50112 25: extra prime
SlO.50Mll 90. Beef dull bnt firm; extra mess
81 $500 90; plate 81 COO. 80. Hams. beef,
quiet and easy at Si4 co. Tierced beef firm but
quiet; city extra India mess at Si3 90. Cut
meats quiet and steady; picked bellies
6ssGs5zc, picked shoulders 5Ss95lkc, hams
I0S401iAc MiddIes quiet and steadv; short
clear So ~ Lard lower on pressure of Euro
pean longs on October: western steam SO 80;
city steam 80 % bid; options, September deliv
cry IS IS; October delivery So "a bid; Novem-
Der delivery So AZ asked; December delivery
So 81 bid; January delivery So 6906 Il. Frelghts
steady; cotton s-32d; grain nominal.
CHICAGO. sept. S1.-ln wheat there was only
moderate speculative trading within moderate
limits Outside orders we're few, and there was
not much disposition on the part of local opera
tors 70 launch heavily into new ventures On
the whole, the volume of trading was somewhat
smaller than that of yesterday. The opening
was a shade under yesterdays closing, and
prices receded &c more then advanced 1s6D5sc,
eased on again, prices declining 1c, followed by
MINOR fluctuations. and closed 16l15kc lower
than yesterday. In corn there was light local
tra1e, and fluctuations were within narrower
limits than any day this week. Nothing new of
consequence was developed. and the market
was quotably steady and without material
change closing prices being shade lower than
yesterday. Oats were traded in 70 a moderate
extent and quiet and steady feeling prevailed.
No new features were developed and price
changes covered &c range. In mess pork
trading was only moderate. Opening sales we're
made at 211c advance, but a little pressure to
sell caused an easier feeling and prices receded
lOc, Later prices rallied 6D716c and closed quiet.
In lard a fair trade was reported Prices for
deferred deliveries inclined in favor of futures.
In short rib sides only moderate business was
reported. Prices opened rather easy but raj
lied Nose and closed at medium figures.
Cash quotations were as follows: Flour quiet
andunchanged. Wheat-No 2spring 9514 G19614c;
No cred 951609614c Corn-No. ?, 4Sc. Oats
No. 2, 377643Sc Mess pork 80 5019 62l6. Lard,
per 100 lbs, So 02l5 Short rio sides loose, IS 20
as 2319. Dry salt shoulders, boxed, s. 6216
a. IS. Short clear sides, boxed, s. 5005 60.
Whisky at 81 10.
Leading futures ranged as follows:
Opening. Highest Closing
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GEORGIA THRIFT.

Montezuma wants a steam laundry.
The citizens of Doug. asville are organic
ing library association.
The Trion factory in Chattooga county
consumes over $1,000 worth of cotton a
day.
Cartersville's carpenters and working
people generally have their hands full Just
about now.
The Netos and Advertiser foots up the
improvements to be made in Albany next
year at 100000
The LAGRANGE cotton factory is now run
ming day and night, and yet they have a
hard time filing all the orders
1t is probable that a cooperative store
will soon be opened in Douglasville by the
alliancemen of Douglas county.
II. w. and John Wilson, who have re-
Gently bought out the Waycross steam
laundry, are preparing to put in great
deal more machinery for the business.
Building at Waycross hos Teen somewhat
incommoded the past few days on account
of the inability of the builders to get shin
giles with which TO roof the many buildings
going up.
An agreement has been signed between
prominent parties by which there will soon
be erected five more new brick stores near
the depot at Waycross, aud in close prox-
unity to the artesian we'll
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Steamship City of Birmingham. Berg Nev
York-C G Anderson
Steamship Gate City, Doane, Boston-C G
Anderson.
Steamship Dessoug, AsKins, Philadelphia
G. Anderson.
Steamship VIM Crane, Foster Baltimore-W
E Guerard, Agt.
Bark Jupiter [Rusl, Snellman, Hamburg
Strachan & Co.
Schr Anna T Ebener, Springer, Coosaw. s G.
in ballaSt-Jos A Roberts & Co -
Schr Alma Cummings, Cummings, Port ROYAL.
3 q, in ballast-Jos Roberts & Co.
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Economy and Purity

In articles of food are qualities prizsl =
every intelligent person. These are w., VS.,
bined in Sirocco Tea, grown IN our a.on 4
gardens in India and Ceylon. DaViu lsaat l,
Co., 1436 Broadway. Savannah as s,or;
Iippman Bros. Retail Depot, LlVinE'''D
Pnarmacy. ADJ.
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.Frederickstadt, Sept Sailed, bark On.
of the East. Pensacola. F1sec
kinsaie, Sept 25-Passed, steamship las,
lBrl. Hug les. Pensacola for Barrow -lre
Liverpool. Sept 25-Arrived STEAMSHIP, D.
ley lBrl, Hunslip. Savannah; Ealing IBrii Roals'
do - y A@cne,
Tarifa, Sept 20-Passed. bark Ia Fst-.,,.
la Manana lSpl Guard Jla Savannah ff ~. >. os
canie; big Paz lSpl, Fiuza. do for Valenci, Al
nj. G.irgentl. sept lS-Sailed, bark Teresa Tt.rr
Barbados. Sept iO-Sailed, barks As,,,.
Iierl' Luke, Pensacola; 18th, Saga TBrI Wy,y ;l
Jams, do. LII "us
Rio Jeneiro, Aug 29-Sailed. bark Proa,o.-,
lNorl, Knutsen, Tgbee. --o7ai
Boston. Sept 25-Cleared, schr John : A.
Chase. Brunswick, Ga. 'l7S
Baltimore, Sept 25-Cleared. schr las H.
don, smith, Charleston. - Doo
Cape Henry, Sept 24-Passed ont stear,,A,-
Easlngton lBrl, COos1w via Newport Ner-s - -
aoerdeen; klyde lBrl, Demerara via NorsaSt,
for Savannah -O'lol
=, BrunsSick, Sept 2j-Arriyed. schrs Stepba,
rookS, baltimore; Lizzie Heyer, Norfolk.
Sailed, schr Dickey Bird, SatiIia Rive n,
Belfast, Me, Sept 25-Arrived. scbr Neva.H.
Muller. Patterson, Bangor for ,JacksonviiIa sao
Georgetown, S Q. Sept 21-Sailed schr ~.
May, Richardson. Philadelphia. -as
Jacksonville, Sept 25-Arrived schr 1;ns.-
Amazeln. Rockland 0'-- 'h'iof4
PENSACOLA, Sept 25-Arrived, steamship d,
dias lBrl. Cowan, New Orleans Ial
Delaware Breakwater. Sept 24-Passa5 49,.
steamship Holyrood [Brl Philadelphia f., V y
New York. Sept 27-Arrived ont sta.-..,..
Aurania for Liverpool S'0ansa1
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MEMORANDA.

New York. Sept 25-Arrived, steamship Ra-
Townsend, do.
Cleared, steamships Camden TBrl, James.
PENSACOLA; Gambetta [Norl, Weltzen Brunswick,
Ca first sailedl.
Galveston to Liverpool. ass; Parthian TBrl. MOS
phate, Coosaw TO United Kingdom. lis. Ham
on,rg, lis (Octooer); Harrington [Brl, same, lis,
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SUNDAY, Sept %, 1890,
ARRIVED AT TYBEE YESTERDAY

Ship Marietta Brailli TAus1, Kreiich Tshla
Bay, IN baast-Master
Bark Daphne [Norl, Modsen. Algoa Raw in
ballast-Holst & Go. "
Bark Ingolf [Nor, Knudsen, Hamburg. in
ballast-Master. o.
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PASSENGERS.

Per steamship Gate City, for goston-SIars
A Washington, n NJ Williams, coiored.
Per steamship City of Birmingham. for New
York--Mrs Schley son inf and svt, Mrs Ed
Spencer, Mrs j Charlton, DR. A 0 Best and
wife, S A Smith. E W Lunn, J baltimore. IN
Hendey, NJ a Rushton. NJ A Bennett ] W Har.
ris, Miss Yokum, coored. steeraee
Per steamship VIM Crane. for Baltimore
P q Baker and wife, Miss w E Reed. Mrs Hart
and daughter, Shields, r S Reed, Mrs Hart,
Mrs A l. Wilburn, F Campton, r Holland, "
Glosner, @ Hutkin A Lewman and wife, ] Van
nisn and wife, Richardson, w Shong, V VAN
cello, J Harris, A Browde.
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Sweet Pc atoes, per bushel, yellow rs
Sweet Potatoes, per bushel, white so "a 60
PouLTRY-Market fairly supplied; demand
good.
EGGs-Market weak; stock ample.
PEANUTs-Light stock; demand fair; prices
firm.
SueAR-Georgia and Florida nominal; none in
market.
HoNEY-Demand nominal
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

MINIATURE ALMANAC-THlS DAY.
SuN hishS' .'..'.'.'.'. ..... ..............60 5
HIGH WATER AT SAVANNAH .7:12 AN7:3S pm
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SAILED YESTERDAY

Steamship Dessoug, Philadelphia.
Steamship City Of Birmingham New YORK.
Steamship VIM Crane. Baltimore.
Steamship Roxburga Castle TBrI Barcelona
Steamship Reading [Brl. Genoa.
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No. Celia, Behring sea is not a German antirs
mer garden, bnt a large body OF seas y, M. M
SURROUNDED by poachtrs. The phoneI,Iss ~ n B
larity bas deceived you. Behring, no6 w.
See?-Boston Tran cripi.