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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-07-27

ST. LOUIS, July 2G-Flour closed higher but
slow; choice 81 9503 10, extra fancy 81 350I
80. Wheat nervous and unsettled but higher;
at the finish was PC for July, 14c for August, 1850
for September. and &c for December higher
than yesterday; No. red, cash 93c, July de-
livery 93c, August delivery closed 91Ac bid,
95Ac. Corn opened excited and higher. closing
134c above yesterday; No. 2 cash $500 DC;
August delivery closed at 3S34c, September de-
livery 4O&sc October delivery 4lc Oats opened
higher, advanced and closed 346lc above yes
terday. Whisky steady at 81 TO- Provisions
active but slow-Pork, cash Sl1. Lard higher;
choice grades S. so; straight prime S. 6211
Dry salt meats, only job trade-Boxed shoulders
s. 639e longs IS 1905 20, ribs S. %, short clear
s. 97Zb. Bacon-shoulders S. S71s; longs S. so;
ribs g. S01s5 Is.
cargoes, ordinary to fair I902oc Sugar
closed quiet; Louisiana open kettle, strictly
prime to choice quiet. fully fair to prime $50
&c; centrifugals, choice white Sic, prime vel.
low clarified 5-169534c, seconds 998945sc.
MolaeseS nominal.
BALTIMORE July 26.-Flour fairly active;
Howard street aud Western superfne go 600
so; extra 81 50N4 90; family "a 25A4 IS:
city mills, Rio brands extra 81 8715 90. Wheat
Southern active and firm; Fultz, 81 d96c; Long
berry s2(59Sc; western unsettled, closing weak;
NO. : winter red, on spot 95MO9~c. Corn
southern nominal; white 50652c; yellow 500
52c; western Irregular and easy.
CISoIESATI, July 26.-Flour closed active and
higher. Wheat stronger and higher; No red
9V@IJ<c Corn steady no. mixed 4oc. Oats
easier; No. mixed SOC. Provisions-Pork closed
higher at Sl2 %. Lard more active and higher
at 50 90. Bulk meats closed firm. Bacon firm
Whisky closed steady aud firm at 81 10. Hogs
closed in good demand and steady; common
and light 81 1904 90, packing and butchers
50 704D3 IS.
NAVAL STORES.
NEW YORK, July 26, Spirits turpentine
quiet but steady at 42Q>421ac. Rosin dull but
steady at 81 4011 IS.
SOD p. IN -Rosin quiet but steady for com
mon TO good strained. Spirits turpentine duh
at 42GI4239c.
CHARLESTON, July 26-Spirits turpentine quiet,
39c Rosin firm; good strained at 81 20.
WILMINGroN, July 26.-So'rits turpentine
at 3S4c. Resin dull; strained 81 05, good
strained 81 10. Tar firm at 81 IS. Crude tur-
pentine closed firm; hari 81 %; yellow dip 81 35
virgin 81 IS.
Nsw ORLEANS, July 26.-Rice nominal none
in first hands.
NEv II K. July 26-Rice firm active and
scarce; domestic 53sG714c.
OCT sOrsrN.
New York, July 26.-Petroleum market
continues neglected in stock. Exchange price
did not deviate from opening till close. August
option opened steady at S94 moved up to S91f,
then fell TO SS56 on few sales, and closed dull
at that figure
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ducts. Shorts were anxious 10 provide for their
outstanding contracts, especially for January
deliv Try, and orders from outside parties were
more literal than heretofore. and largely on the
purchasing side Of the market Sellers were
cautious In naming prices, aud in many cases
the property was readily accepted when offered
at what was regarded as extreme Il .Irres. FIuc-
tustiOns were quite wide, and trading on behalf
of outside parties was rather unsatisfactory.
Trading was mainly IN september, DC ober and
January contracts. the latter attracting more
attention than usual, and the trading heaviest
so far this season.
Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
quiet btJ firm: 2J025c higher. Wneat-No. 2
spring sec; No 2 red wheat 93c- COrn-No. ?,
s2l4c. Oats-No. 2, 3!l1c. Mess pork at Sl2 30.
Lard IS Short rib sides loose 81 !07L5 IS. Dry
sailed shoulders, boxed. 8 81 .. Short clear
sides boxei, IS 1905 %. Whisky at 81 10.
Lea ing tut irss "a I<e as flllows
. zen a.. aiRass. Closing.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
FINANCIAL.


New YORK, July 20, noon.-stocks opened
dull aud heavy. Money easy at per cent
Exchange-long, 81: short, 81 SS34. Govern
ment bonds dull State bonds dull.
500 p. m.-Exchange quiet but strong at
81 S5l9Q84 SJ15 Money easy; no loans; no bids.
Sub-treasury balances-Coin, 1852 532 900; cur
rency, S6,7'2,00l Government bonds dull but
steady; four per cents 1884; four and half
per cent. coupons 1882. STATE bonds dun and
teatureleSs
The stock market to-day was a tame and I'M
interesting affair from beginning to end and
final changes are entirely Insignificant, except
in Sugar Rehnerles and Citizens Gas, which
stocks furnish no reason for their movement.
Traders were inclined to sell stocks upon ex-
pectation that the bank statement would show
"a material loss in the reserve, and it was known
that during the early portion of the week the
sub-treasury hal taken Sc, 1000 out of the
banks, a heavy payment for bonds redeemed,
most Of which came to New York but did not
show up last night The sub-treaSury was
debtor at the clearing house to-day over $4,000,
600. Notwithstanding this there was very little
disposition to trade for either side of the &C.
count and the lsineSs done was of hand-to-
mouth order except in Sugar Refiueries. In
the last hour an attack was made upon it which
forced the price to 761k against 771S last even
ing A partial recovery followed, but closed at
close to the lowest prices. Citizens Gas con-
tinued its upward movement, but rose less than
l per cent. There was some pressure in New
England and il touched the lowest prices of the
week and closed only slightly lower than yes
terday. The general list showed the heaviness
of last night at the opening but failed to move
more than 1-l6th of per cent. for long time,
anu while the tone was heavy there was no
other movement. The close was rather heavy
and a shade under first prices. The sales we're
, 900 shares OF listed stocks and Il, 900 shares
Of unlisted The following were the closing
quotations:
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New York. July 24-Arrived, Arrived, schr S G
Hart Smith, Fernandna.
Cardiff July 2l-Arrived bark San Giovanni
E Itall Biaggio, Pensacola.
Dover, July 28-Passed, bark walttikka [RusJ
WalstadU, Pensacola for West Hartepool
Genoa July 30-Arrived, banks Z are TItal1
Olivari. Pensacola; 21st, Michelino IItall, MAJ
zella, Savannah: Rosa Rocca [Itall. Repetto
Pensacola 23d, steamer Trinacria [Brl, Mitchell,
Girgenti, July 19-Sailed, bark Peppino Mag
nano Hail. Di Martina, Charleston.
Ashepoo. c, July 24-Cleared, steamship
Cyprus [Br], Guild, United Kingdom.
Boston, July 2LCleared brig Isabel Balcon
[Brl. Delano, Fernandina.
Bruins wick, July 24-Arrived schrs Joel Cook
Warren, Philadelphia; l N Kerlin, Steelman
New York.
Sailed, schrs D Haskell, Haskell, New York;
Sarah j Rawson, Craig, do; Fannie L Childs
Mclean, Portland; Harry Prescott, Turner,
Boston.
hill Brl, United Kingdom.
Doboy, July 24-Arrived, bark Jennie Sweeney,
Morse, Philadelphia.
Darien, July 24-Cleared, schr Satilla, Jayne
Noank.
Dutch Island Harbor R l, July e4-Sailed, schr
VIM R Drury, Southland, Satilla River, Ga.
Galveston, July 24-Cleared. steamship Pro-
pitious [Brl, Kemp, Pensacola.
Fernandina, July 24-Arrived, schrs Flora
Rogers, Frances, New York; Lois V Chaples,
Ross, Jacksonville.
Sailed, schrs Cow S Stearns Neal New York:
Saral Potter, Barbour, do; Florence Leland
Adams, do; Belle Hooper, Gilkey, do; VIM G
Green, do.
Jacksonville, July 24-Cleared, schr City Of
Baltimore, Tawes, New York
Pensacola, July 24-Arrived, schr Regulator
Schunde,l, Port Eads.
Port Royal S c, July 24-Arrived, steamship
Castlegate [Brl, Thomas, Baltimore.
Philadelphia July 24-Arrived, bark Levanter
Gerry, Darien; schr Andrew Nebinger Smith,
Jacksonville.
Cleared, schr A Gaskill, Wilson, jackson
Vile
st Augustine. July 24-Arrived, schr Bella
Russell Seeelman, New York
New York July 26-Arrived, steamship Greece.
London
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, 3 cars coal, 3 cars meI(
EXPORTS.
PASSENGERS

Per steamship City of Augusta, from New
York-H keun. n Merry, Mrs W CKnoblock and
children, Faulkner, f j Fraser, Cook. w
A McAndrew, r Brinkley. n II Kuttner Mrs 7
\ Page, q Battle, A w Schwarz f ] Dodd, n
q Vail, DR. L w Fargo. II Rogers. L Lippman.
Ill Bloom. l. w Goodwin, and IS Storage
Per steamship VIM Crane. for BALTIMORE
III Williams, Mrs Nj A Christ and daughter, Mrs
Smith, Miss E Schafer and son. E King.
Mrs Howard. Miss F Howard, Mrs ] L Ohler
Miss Thomson. Miss l. Ohler. Miss A A
L hp, Williams, w p Graham and wife, w
7 Graham jr, Fl johnson, Miss Graham.
W Graham, NJ Graham.
Per steamship City of Birmingham, for New
York; F Williamson, A Bache. II VI Eean. d
Z Barron. Davis, G Petersen. Miss Bergin.
+ Nice Chapman, j V Stewart J A Donovan and
wife, II K Stromer, j l. Thorpe, c II Plyer, Mrs
NJ j Johnsen, Miss L Johnson, Miss Vickers
Miss NJ Winter, j w McIntire 3 children and
SIT, l. Morrison and wife, Rev G ID Watson, D
NJ Nelli gen, Miss E NJ Connolly. Morrissy and
wife, Mrs c Flynn, DR. W Aiken, O'Brien,
colored and steerage
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Halifax, July 24-Bark Festina Lente rGerl
from Pensacola for Greenock which put in mere
Sunday leaky, will discharge her cargo of hard
pine in order that survey may be made.
Capt Nelson reports that i'll lat az n lon IS w
he sighted the bark Hannah with her bowsprit
and stern carried away. She was bound west.
and looked like a Norwegian. Possibly bark
Hanna lNor from Birkenheadf or MetisI
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The Sunday Morning News
VIII be found regularly on sale at the fol

lowing places:
Estilps News Depot.
Corners News Stand.
Z. j. Kiefer's Drug Store, corner West
Broad and Stewart streets.
I. A. Mullryne Il Co.'s Drug Store, West
Broad and Waldburg streets.
81. j. K Yonge's Drug Store, corner
Whitaker aud Duffy streets.
W: A. Bishops Drug Store, corner Hall
aud Pr1ce streets. -Adu.
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NOTICE To MARINERS

Notices to mariners, pilot charts and all nauti
ca information will ne furnished masters OF
vessels free OF charge at the United States
photographic office in the Custom House. Can
tains are requested to call at the office.
LIEUT. r II SHERMAN
In charge Hydrographic Station.
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FLORIDA.

The East Coast Advocate, published al
Titusville, will make its appearance early in
August.
Joshua Mizel of Orlando was knocked
from horse by tree Thursday and pain
fully hurt.
The Presby terian church of PaIatka has
sent a call 70 the Rev. 5. V. McCorkle, ID.
D., of Maitland
Nassau county is said 70 have ton white
sunday schools with an attendance Of
about 800 children.
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NAVAL SToREs-The market for spirits tur-
pentine quiet. but firmer. The sales during
the day were $50 casks at 391tc for regulars. AT
the Board of Trade on the first call the market
was reported firm, at 394c for regulars. at the
second call it closed frm. at 391sc for regulars.
Rosin--The market was irregular.a aud unsettled.
There was a fair inquiry, aud the lower
the day were about 1900 barrels. At
the board of trade on the opening call
the market was reported firm for l
and above, and quiet for A and below,
with sales of 5l4 barrels at the following
quotations: A. b. G, D and 81 80, F 81 40, G
81 IS. II 81 10. 81 co. X 81 IS, NJ So %, N 2 80,
window glass So %, water white SO 80. At the
last call it closed firm with further sales of 3l3
barrels at the following quotations: A, B. c. d
and 81 3215GI1 IS, F Sl371&G,1 40, G 81 521eM
/ So, II 81 671a@l 70, 81, X 81 Is, NJ 81 90, n
2 50, window glass 80, water white SO 80.
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RECEIPTS

Per Charleston and Savannah Railway. July
B-S6 hols rosin 26 bbls spirits turpentine, 5
boxes prods, case cheroots, 400 bbls bagging.
bbls grease, II cases scrap iron tricycles, car
empty bbls, lot b goods 2 cases cigars, / box
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pkg. crts paper. biol whisky. box glass, tea
hans, bale mating. sack peanuts refrig-
orator. Il cases tobacco. chest tools.
Per Savannah. Florida and Western Railway
July 2O-6 bales cotton, l,5Ss obls rOsiB, COS
bbls spirits turpentine, * cars lumber. trunk 1
tub butter, 8 bales hides. ? bbls bottles bog
hats. pkg tobacco, boxes soap case shoes
aud boots, 1 pigs buckets, l box hardware. 1
pump, boxes goods, 3 pkgs bedsteads 1
valIse. Sc bbls syrup. 3 bales wool empty bbls
candy, box candy, stove, "a cOopS poultry 30
boxes eggs, ! keg eggs. bow mdse, STILL box
d gOols. l car wheels. bbls whisky. ! wagon /
sack pepper, : cars wood. bdlS paper 1 car
books car melons. 176 bhls frnit. ,55S boxes
fruit. 3 nests baskets.
Per Central Railroad. July es-s bales cotton
p bales wool, Z rolls leather, bdIs hides 5T1
bbis crude turpentIne. 1858 bbls rosin 90 ON
lbs bacon, 20 pkgs tobacco, 2 bbls whisky la
bales domastics, } hf bbis whisky, $50 lbs lard
lOS bales yarn, so bbls beer, 2I0 hf bbs beer *
cars lumber, - casks cay, 100 pkgs undsa 4 Nos,
spikes, bales plaids. IS tons pig iron. boxes
starch, cars coal, 3 cars melons, d buggies
EXPORTS
Per steamship VIM Crane for Baltimore I'm
bales cotton, s. bblS spirits turueutine 36 Ss7
teet lumber, LEO bblS rosin, 80 bbls rice. 534
pkgs vegetables, 30 bdls hides Is rolls leather
$40 pkgs mdSe, So bales domestics.
Per steamship City OF Birmingham. for New
4ork-oOl bales cotton. al bales dOmesties 61Q
bbls rosin, 1872 bbls spirits turpentine IS bbls
p.tch, 81 bOls OIL 76 cedar logs 20 bales moss az
turtles o4,1S5 feet lumber, 1876 tons pig iron I43
pigs mdSe, =, ISL pkgS pears, 2,470 melons
Per bark Protector [Norl, for PooIeelofe
Harbor-4233 bbls rOsin, weighing . OO2 625
pounds-S + Shotter Co.
Per schr Annie Bliss, for Baltimore-253.6 2s
teet lumber-Dale, Dixon & Co.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC-THlS DAY.
Sun RISES. ............. .................5:07
Dun ChIS- 900
HIGH WATER AT SAVANNAH. IS. .2:39 A NJ 1888 NJ
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lived out, The Queen for Liverpool.
Spoken.

Bark Hos [Norl, from Savannah for AMER
July Is, lat 81 y, lon IL ST W
Bark Angioletta R IItal]. Goggino, from Pen
sacola for Bristol, no date lat A. Ion ~.
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CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Steamship City of Birmingham, Berg, New
York C q Anderson.
Bark Protector [Norl, Petersen, Pooteeloff
Harbor-Chr u Dahl & Co.
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SUNDAY. July 81. 1890.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamship City Of Augusta. Catharine, New
York-C & Anderson.
Steamer Ethel Carroll Cohen's Bluff and
way landings-W Gibson, Manager.
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SAILED YESTERDAY.
MEMORANDA.

Steamship VIM Crane. Baltimore.
Steamship City of Birmingham, New York.
Schr Lewis Ehrman, Baltimore.
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COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE OF THE MORNING NEWS, !
SAvASEAH, GA. July 70. 4 p. NJ
SAVANNA Ma * arS.

SAVANNAH GA. July 70. 4P. N.
CoTToN-The market was very quiet but
firm at quotations. There was a very moderate
inquiry and only a nominal business doing The
total sales for the day were 70 bales On
Change at the midday call at p. m. the market
was reported steady and unchanged. The fol
lowing are the official spot quotations Of the
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PoULTRY-Market overstocked; demand light.
EGGs-Market easy; stock ample and moder-
ate demand
PEANUTS - Full stock: demand moderate;
prices steady.
SUeAR-Georgia and Florida nominal; none in
market
HoNEY-Demaud nominal.
SWEET PoTAToEs-M lrket nominal; no stock,
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NEW YORK, July 26.-Yaa Hoffman & Co.
have ordered S2s5,00O in gold for shipment to
Europe today. total This week g. 255 600, The
e1ports OF specie from the port Of New York
during the past week amounted 20 So I6i,
silver. All of the silver and SUB l5 in gold
went 70 Europe, and Si4,3J0 in gold went 70
South America. The Imports Of specie for
the port OF New York for the week amounted
% Sl:S42 S34' of which SlS9.727 was in gold and
Ss.6l7 in silver
Inc weekly statement Of the associated banks
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EAGLE HARBoR.
A Prosperous Community, With Excel.
lent Churches and Schools

A Prosperous Community, With Excel
lent Churches and Schools
EAGLE HARBOR, Nov. l7.-It may not be amiss
to state the fact toysur numerous readers that
part Of Kltsap county IL inhabited by an enter
prising, prosperous people. Twelve years since
II was an unbroken wilderness. Now there are
many residences, and moro being sdsed from
month 70 month. To mention even . 1.-THE o.
the Improvements would transcend the limits Of
Newspaper article. Lands that were recently
in the hands OF the government are now being
sold at from $50 TO $50 per acre. Bat the cnie
object OF thus article Is to inform the puDic that
We have excellent church Aid school facilities
Untl the past few days the c ,ngregational
church. Of Eagle Hsrbos. was in chasge OF B "
W. c. Wilcox, formerly missionary 10 Eastern
Africa The Home Missiofsry Society being ;
sirous Of sending man tnst understands IN
language Of the people in thar region, and is &C.
climated. have called him away from us, to re-
turn to Africa The people OF Port Madison, to
whom he ministered in part. helped materia ly
In his support Also the citizens of Port Blake-
ley did themselves b nor on the last day OF his
service there, III presenting him purse of So
and handsome overeoat At this point he was
paid more than was promised Such was the
respect paid this worthy man BY all who knew
him. We are now anxious for some good man
to take his place among uA
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Ihs Deeds Ressrdsd wfth he Audiser
Yesterday.

ne Deeds Recorded VITA Tie Auaftor
Yesterday.
1eal estato transactions from January L 100.
- dats are e21124256H. There wers nied IA
noeofd yesterday - deeds, the consideration -
sreeauns - =, A average Of >o27U The
following . the list q furnished by Osborne.
Tfempsr Co. abstxacton OF title, rooms 3. 10.
II and III, Colmau block:
S 800
z. Mercer 70 1 crum, pt lots and 2, block IS,
uoroer's a, 400
sec s aud LOT !, rec n, r. 4 81.
=. ". Diekman to G. Mcouarry. lots u and 70.
block n. Bay View, $40
W cochsane tshA, to I. G. Cook, lots and :.
block u fairvisw Id, $sl7.75
] Il Print to I. Oiiverson. 10 &C in ne 80 q 8,
J. v. Rdecomb to b. ]. Collin. lot 4. blocr
''v." Bells 9th, $ls. 0oo.
e. n Austin to T o. Allen. block =, Dibble's
LIT to Ballard, $1,000
y. p Wiessnthal to 8. 4. Hartmann. LOT
acre 2 tract =. Maple Leaf. s.a
J. A. Jackson to II. l. Thomas ct a.. block q
Dibble Lat to Ballard. 500.
$4,000
J. =. Yates to 3 6. Ames, lots Is to %, block
5 replat of Hsmblet's, S5o0
{, Slaughter. $500
= + Nee.y 70 J. Wedding ct al. lots and s.
block 3. Bsllsrd's to slaughter. $780,
l. !. Bailey % J. Wood;n< 4 Co.. tract in Is.
L ?. thompson ct Al to NJ H. Burr, Is acres
In lot s. sec n. q, 5. $500.
= Mcknight 70 n. Mortoux. lot "a block Q.
J. g Osborn to =. Kimball, lot "A, Bay view.
$50
Y: 9: 70 / Wilson. lot, and2. and " Of ne
3. n: Crawford to r. b. Cove. lot a. block 8
Dell, @10o
D. 7. Denny 70 D. Z Nelson. lot ., block IS,
Denny's Home, $1,000
y, Renson 70 4 N. Asydwell lot 4. block 8
y. D. Wood ct IL 70 T. Wilmot lots and u.
olock Q. and lots and 9, block q, Woods So
Shore Div. G. l., 81
r. ". Starr to J. r Pearl, lots 81 and 50, block
9, Cumberland, 500.
". 7. cormods H ,. Wilt. lot 7. block 2, Lake
vieW. SIS.
: = 2; k n e Y. q Brooks. 10. H. block
=. White Of al 70 Graham 4 Daulton, lot II,
block 2 White Bros. TO W. g., $3.50.
Il White 70 Catlin 4 Meikie. swL Of sex OF
se1@. 20 8. tp IS. r 8, 1900.
+. Catlin TO L 1. Meikle. lots in Catlin's Lat to
Kirkland, IL
1 l Meikle to r. catlin. lots in Catlin's lst to
Kirkland. 81
J. A. Moore to L Grabski. lots II and Is, block
IL, Latona. $500.
I. J. Power tesu to T. b. Norman, lot 10,
block n, D. 7. Dennyss 70 n g., q. 500
,. B. BOorman to W. e. Ledgerwood, lot 10,
block q, D. 7. Denny's 70 N. g.. 1880
H White ct al TO Z. Lessesky. lots Is and Is,
block !, Belt Line TO Kirklan $780,
N. p. b B Co. 70 ]. r. Jones, ~ Of swL, II,
Is, 6, $400
A. g. Anderson to W. g. wallace, lot II, block
g. Kirkland Synd 1st $50
4. p. Farnsworth to E. Farnsworth, 2s1< in
sec "a, a. I. 81
7. B. Edwards to G. ". NcGorigle, lot rs, block
9. Lakevlew. S2l0
J. b Sseley 70 n. C. Hamilton, lot 10. block l6.
6eeleys TO Des n. SIS.
Q. Fonda to A. G. Cook. lots l to =. block II
Porterheld's e.500
+. Blewett TO N. J. Toman. lots ! and 2. block
is, Evans Il Blewett'o $50
l. Klaw to A. schaw Dacher OF al, lots ana 2.
block 70. A. A Denny'e and other property s1a
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-18
Th.nLsriving in Tacoun..

TACOMA, Nov. l7.-Gspecisl l-At the weekly
meeting Of the Ministerial Alliance today
resolution recommending that union Thanka-
giving services be held 1t the Atkinson Memoir
ial church In Old Town and at the Central
Methodist church, at IL .. M. was adopted.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-18

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