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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-10-04

MADISON, Wis, Oct. THE wiscon.
sin Grand Lodge of Good Templars
elected w >. FFasfeF, OF Es0fea, chief
templar; w. H. Clark, Of Ripon, ooun-
selor; b. T. Parker. Of Milwaukee. seo-
retary, and Mrs. Parker, treasurer.
Eau Claire was selected as the next
place Of nieeting. A committee was an
pointed 70 consider thu matter of making
an exhibit al the worlds fair.
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LATEST MARKET REPORTS.
81. Paul Union stock Yards.

1Ns EWHE NHtnH stock Hnrdn.
Hogs-Llghf, s3.00aaa0; mixed. "A sxsA "A.
heavy, ". s0G4.ks
cattle Good to choice Cat native staer.
s2.ssG3.As cows, Sl.soa22g common cow.
lscatSl.sl bulls, Sl00ai.6s: milch cow
sl200G9s.oo veal calves. s200a350 stookers.
$50 y; feeders, S2.IsG12T5; Dakota steerr
ern cows. Sl.90a22a
sheep Muttons. S3nl1409 feeders. sanan
aI5s lambs, c3 SDLaa mixed. sa'ho5a SS
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Exptsas Went over the nauk.

LAExYfrTR, Ind, Oct. A-The night
express "A the Monon route, which left
Chicago pc 5;30 O'Clock Wednesday
evening, Ian OF an open switch al Battle
Ground &C 1925 A. m. The engine,
baggage and express cars went over the
efnbanknseft, Engineer James Cow
ington, II this city, received internal
injuries fEat win likely prove fatal.
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TRAIN RossERs CAPTURED.
Two of the Mep Implicated In the Belle
frHtHtuu Afratr eHugt rtz=Ths ThFrd Has

wv ~A tss@ TAtp s1sFhSfARGA lh the BellG-
fcHtHsuu A Affair eHugtrt<=Ths Third Has
the swag.
CINCINNATI, Ohio, Oct. 4.-Supefin-
tendent Weir, of the Adams Express
company, was seen in reference to the
train robbery on the Cincinnati, SAN
dusky and Cleveland road He said:
The exact amount stolen will not be
known until the way bills are all
checked mp. but hardly think that ii
win exceed si,OO0, There may have
been some diamonds and jewelry in the
safe, but that will not be known to
certainty until we hear from all the
offices on that road.
Two Of the robbers were captured at
beilefontaine by the railroad detectives.
and one Of them has made q confession.
The third robber implicated IN the lob
u stil ut large, with 5000 Of the plumber
IN his possession.
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PEoRIA, Ills, Oct. A,--sixteen persons
most miraculously escaped death and
injury Thursday en- the Illinois river.
opposite the upper part of the CITY. The
boiler OF the steamer Gold Eagle ex-
plodsd, while bringing family party
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Dulath Graln.

Wheat-The market opened firm and about
Ac higher. advanced Iii, euhsequentlv vsesl1'
eninR and lpSlng the gaia CloAiTas i,rrs. sg.sys,
i October, SlVL DsecmbAg, 5l6lg6 MAY, Slnsl@.
Sash wheas closed: no. hard. ei.sisk; Ma. /
eeipts, lA cars.
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eatile does nrpubII.an.

SSATTl5, Wash, Oct. 4.--The entire
Repubiic4a ticket il elected. The Re.
Publican majority for mayor q esti,n-
ated Ct ~ There was no opposition to
the adopfiatl Of the new charter.
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la runel eIn -. -, -.

MADISON Via, Oct. THE Wiseon.
sin Congregational convention has ad.
lourned I laeet III Fond du Lac the Iaat
tuesday inSaptesnber next.
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MADIsoN SOUTH DAKoTA. sATUk kDAY. ooroBER 4 1850

UP frotn APekfn 70 attend the faar. 1na
boat was summing ut ordinary speed, and
carrying steam pressure Of 100 pounds.
The bollfr tore out the bottom of the
boat and k lying In the river.
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WIEKEsBARHn. Oct. Alt Ii rumored
that > party OF New York capitalists
have secured options ON majority of
the stock Of the street car lines Ia this
city, and also the sunburn electric rail-
roads. The Lines will be consolidated.
II IL said, and operated under one man
agemens.
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Mneat-Cash. essxc; October, ess<cs Do
eember, eSsc: May si.esA
Cern- October, tIssaa7s4c; Novemb~v s.ax..
oecember, $50. May. sogfc; cxah. s7sze
May, siska4lIxc. -"
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In the Repnblican representative eop-
Nention Ior the Red Wing. Minn. dis-
sIleI, " A.. Gross was nominated ON
the first formal ballot. -
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sissc' november, wg6G nec@mosr. sxs<r
May, sl.Dss on track. ss1<s: No. nerth-<,s'
October, CSC; Decemher, eDss O. srneh. -
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BENEFIT CANADA.

A Grand Trunk OnsciaI Attempts Ia I'm.
plain Where the Loss OF American
Trade viii Help the Dominion.
BOSTON, Oct. Sir Harry Tyler.
nj. p, Of London, president of the
Grand Trunk railroad, who with Mr..
William Wainwright, of Montreal
general manager OF the road. is here ON
business visit, was seen here by a re-
porter. He said he thought the Nc
kinley bill would work 10 the interests
OF the Grand Trunk railroad. for If the
Canadian products were excluded from
the states they would go TO Europe.
which would give his road a longer haul
The results OF the bin to the canadian
producer may be serious for a time but
The cnnntsys exports would soon
Flnd o New Channel,
Should 1t prove that the states needed
Canadian products he thought the in
creased duty would not keep them ont.
Absolute reciprocity, which Is practical
free trade, he said, was not possible. bul
he thought that reciprocity limited ae-
cording TO DIR. Blaine's ideas upon cer.
tain articles would be well for both
countries, and cited coal and lumber as
examples, As for annexation, Sir Harry
does not believe that any considerable
number OF Canadian people want II. or
that there il the slightest prospect of
their considering IL spri04fQlv M ,,rauo,.k
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DIcAiSsoE, N. d., Oct. 4.--Prairie
fires, extending north and south for two
days are the worst known In many
years. Men, women and children
fought the flames desperately Thursday
20 save the little town of Gladstone.
Stock men moved lively to save their
fiocks. A large amount OF hay in stacks
was lost. A dozen or more farmers lost
all but their dwellings. The flames
seem TO have nearly aubsided.
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!. Wheat No. ! bard, October. osc; on
vack' sssoaslaa No. ! narthera. October.
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AT the Republican county convention,
al Barron, Wis, C.. w. Moore was re-
nominated Cor the assembly by acclalna-
ton.
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Find . New Channel.


MARKHAM, Ont, Oct. 4. = Thomas
Williamson, prominent local preacher
IN the Methodist church has fied after
having committed forgeries to nearly
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FOREST FIRES susslnINe.
The Planes In the BlMck Mills Region
Under Control.

RAID CRY. S. d., Oct. 4.-The forest
Ores In all parts OF the Black Hills are
heing gJtsca under control, but cannot
ba entirely eylingnished until it rains.
In TIC TIA detTie. about sixty square
miles laye lean burned over, bat in
n4aet of il cilly The brush aud dead trees
we're de- r0yed. IN the Northern Hills
comparatively little damage was done.
u is imrosiul % estimate the loss OF
nmber ard 10 the mountain ranches and
mining camps. The fires during the
present season have heen tho most de-
stsuctive in the history of the Black
hllls, and though -inLch feeling has
tcen aroiisna no arrests have been
made. no One has yet been caught In
the act of setting fire.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.


NEW YORK. Sept. p, noon.-Stocks opened
dull but steady. Money easy at 4G15 per cent.
Exchange-long 81 c014Ghi S013; short, 81 $40
S44. Government bonds neglected State
bonds dull but steady.
Following were the p. M stock quotations:
Erie. .............. 2i16 Richm'd & W. PIT.
Chicago & North. .103l6 Terminal....... 20M
Lake Shore. logs Western Union. S212
Norf. & W. pref. 611a
500 p. m.-Excnange closed quiet but steady
at 81 tl16QI4 So. Money easy at 9 as per cent.
Sub-Treasury balances-Coin, Sl55. 7O3, 600; cur
rency, $685., 000 Government bonds dull and
heavy; four per cents 1924; four and half per
cents 1881 bid. State bonds dull and feature
less.
Notwithstanding the heavy outpouring of
funds from the Treasury into the New York
banks last week, the average for the week given
out Saturday showed gain in the reserve of
only $4,000 COO, and although it placed the
banks once more on the right side of the 25 per
cent. rule, the gain was so small in proportion
were given another opportunity to cry about
last Saturday must nave been many millions
larger than the average for the past week;
while borrowers had no trouble in obtaining &C
commodations at from 4t0p5 per cent. There
was a marked lack of anxiety to buy stocks,
although there was no apprehension but that
the supply OF funds should be ample for weeks
to come. This long-continued apathy Of buy
ing. which had been the principal encourage
ment of bsarish attacks for month again led to
bringing of considerable pressure this morning
upon stocks which have been leaders in the
market 10 point of activity of late. There is a
wide spread sentiment in favor Of higher prices
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THE MORNING NEWS: TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER %. $780,

picked shoulders SIC. hams loa49IiAc
Middles steady but qufst; short clear 50 20.
Lard closed steady; western steam 80 -: city
steam 50 %, options, October delivery So 42Gf,
4S; November delivery 50 5716 IS Freights
weak; cotton 5 SD Grain, per steam, taken
free.
speculative trading was fair. chiefly local. The
local crowd was largely short and they were
anxious 20 cover A prominent trader bought
rather freely; opening weaker, and prices were
AGSsc lower, advanced 1A@l3c, eaSed of
again and closed about $4Glc higher than Sat
urday. The early weakness was due 70 the I'M
favorable tenor OF European advices. FirmnesS
later IN the session, or which developed soon
after the opening. was attributed principally TO
a decrease IN the visible supply. Corn was only
moderately active, the market at times ruling
rather quiet. The feeling was, on the whole.
somewhat firmer, though at the opening an
easier tone was manifested, opening at 9lSc
decline, after which prices advanced with some
reaction &c, sold off sc and closed with &c loss.
Oats were active, stronger and higher 1t
opened HGSsc advance, advanced sc and then
receded lac, became firm and advanced 1sc, re-
coded s4G11sc. Near deliveries, especially Sep
tember, were stronger and the market closed
easy at 9605sc below outside fignres In mess
pork there was quite good trade. Opening at
x21sc decline, It was quickly followed by
further reduction of sc. At this decline prices
rallied GOOSE and closed rather steady at about
medium figures. In lard there was fair bust
ness. Early sales were made at 2l6G5c decline.
Later prices rallied 21505c At the close the
advance was not supported. Short rib sides
were fairly active. Opening at &c decline it was
quickly followed by a further reduction of sc.
Later it rallied 5G711c and closed comparatively
steady at medium figures.
Cash quotations were as follows: Flour quiet
and unchanged. Wheat-No. spring 93ysc; No.
red 9S16c. Corn-No. 2, 46l4c. Oats-No. 2
SSisc. Mess pork 50 20. Lard, per 100 bs SO 171S
06 20. Short rio sides, loose. IS SOFAS IS
Dry SILT shoulders, boxed. SIS 73Ga5 S7Ik Short
clear sides. boxed, S. 7015 IS. Whisky at 81 ID
Leading futures ranged as follows:
Opening. Highest. Closing
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Iuusted. Dantzic; bark Dux [Norl. Tergesen.
BRISTOL, E; brig Leonora. Monroe. Fernandina
Bath, Me, Sept a-Arrived, schr Z II Cornell,
Wass. Darien, Ga.
Coosaw, c, Sept 9O-Sailed. steamship Eas-
ington lBrl, Phillips, United Kingdom.
Darien Sept SO Cleared, schr Bennie [, Child.
Mclean Boston.
fall River, Sept s0-Arrived, schr Edward S
Stearns, Heal. FeTnandiua
Georgetown. c. Sept ls-Sailed schrs Ira b
Ellems, Miektield from Bucksville S c. Point
a-Pitre; Hazard, Smith, New York; Nellie
Floyd, johnson, do.
New Orleans, Sept 2o-Cleared, steamship
Phideas Brl, Cowan, Pensacola
New Haven. sept 20-Arrived, schr Amelia p
Schmidt, Pashley, Jacksonville.
Port Royal. c, Sept 2O-Ceared, schr VIM
Jones' Fuller Boston.
Philadelphia, Sept 20-Cleared, steamships To-
ledo BIT, Wishart, Brunswick: Carlton TBrl.
Story, Charleston; schrs Etna, Comeau, Sayan.
nah.
Delaware Breakwater, Sept 90-Sailed, bark
Sarah A staples Philadelphia for Daren.
New York. Sept s2-Arrived out steamships
Fulda for Bremen; Devonia. Glasgow.
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- NJ - On
In charge photographic
RECEIPTS.

Per Savannah, Florida aud Western Railway.
Sept 22-2,O6S bales cotton, $50 bbls rosin. SO
bbls spirits turpentine, 81 pkgs h goods, ia
bbls rice7 bales hides, 8 bbls syrup bales wool,
90 pkgs mdse. bols whisky, IS cars lumber.
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway, Sept
22-lOS bales cotton, bbls spirits turpentine %
bbls rosin, 8 cars wood. ! car empty bbls, l box
clothing. cases cigars, hbls flour, / lot mchy,
100 bdls baskets, l case cologne, bales matt, ?
cases pants, IS bdls wheels, 20 sacks peanuts a.
odls rims, 200 doz brooms, 20 pkgs tobacco, l lot
furniture, S machine
Per Central Railroad, Sept 22-7. 2S7 bales cot
ton. 800 bbs spirits turpentlne. 2002 bbls rosin,
ls9 pkgs mdse, 81 bales WOOL 80 pkgs furniture,
bales hides 10 empty bbls, AZ $40 lbs bacon i6
cars lumber. $50 pkgs tobacco, bbls whisky II
pkgs cstgs, $4,000 nkgs hardware, bbls syrup,
l9o bales domestics, bales plaids, carriage So
bbls apples, 1l2 bales yarn, cases LIQUOR / car
beer, l24 tons pig iron, u casks clay cars tank
age. cars cotton seed, 464 sacks corn, 2 cars
spikes, II sacks oats.
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BALTIMORE Sept 22.-Flour dull; How.
ard street and western supernne SO GOA
SO; extra 50 7514 IS; family 81 90@G5 81
city mills Rio brands, extra SIS 3GQ5 90 Wheat
Southern firm; Fultz, 95cQ$I OF; Long
berry, 9Sc61S1 OF; western steady; No winter
red, on spot and September T14c Corn
Southern firm; white 6s959c; yellow 57Ge5sc;
western firmer.
CINcINNATI, Sept. 22.-Flour quiet; family
SO sO04 25; fancy 81 55Gf IS. Wheat
steady: No. cred, CSC. Corn in fair demand;
39c. Provisions-Pork dull at $40 90 Lard
dull and nominal at Sc 10. Bulk meats easter;
short ribs loose, S. 50; bacon steady; short
clear S. rs. Hogs in light demand. prices
lower; common and light So 250a4 rs; pack
at 81 10.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. %. - Flour unchanged;
fancy 81 85@4 So; patent S. OO@5 Is
Wheat opened quiet, A0ssc lower, but i'm
proved later and closed higher than Saturday;
livery 81 OF bid; May delivery 81 ora. Corn
opened firmer, then declined, but reacted later
and closed at slight advances over Saturday;
No. 2 cash 47c; October delivery $3.50 i65Sc;
May delivery 4S14c. Oats-Hgher and May
options active; No. cash S516c bid; September
delivery 3slfc; May delivery 4214c. Bagging
firm at 60sc; iron cotton ties, 5 SO0l 35. Pro
visions quiet-Pork in job lots $40 50. Lard,
prime steam, So O00G 10. Dry salt meats,
boxed shoulders. s. 45; longs S. S. ribs S5 80;
short clear IS 1905 rs. Bacon-Boxed shout.
uerS % Eo' longs % Uo09O 20 rlosSO 10 QDb 17h;
short clear Sc 25; sugar cured hams $40 700
go. Whisky steady at 81 10.
New ORLEANS, Sept %. = Coffee firm;
Rio carsoes ordinary to fair 1934122c. Sugar,
| open kettle stronger, fully fair 10 prime, SIC;
good fair 514c; fair 51sc; centrifugals quiet,
choice white &c; gray white, 5ssc; choice
yellow clarified 57sc; prime yellow clarified
| 5ss0515c. Molasses stronger; centrifugal, fair,
at l9G4Hc; common to good common, 13Ql4c;
inferior 1l0l2c; syrup firm: choice Coo.
NAVAL STORES
New YORK, Sept % noon.-Spirits turpentine
quiet and firm at 4O1a041c Rosin dull but
steady at 81 40611 Is.
500 p. m.-Rosin steady and quiet; strained
common to good 81 40611 Is. Turpentine
quiet and steady at 4016QD41c.
WILMINGTON, Sept. 22- Spirits turpentine
firm at SIC. Rosin steady; strained 90c; good
strained at 95c. Tar firm at 81 40. Crude
eurpentlne firm; hard 81 20; yellow dip 81 80;
CHARLESTON. Sept. 22.-Spirits turpentine firm
81 O5. o''4'' N0''n qnie'' s00i S'rAin'a
LIVERPOOL, Sept. %, noon.-Rosin, common
at 3s 71Sd.
NEW YORK. Sept. 22-Rice firm and In good
demand; domestic fair to extra 5l5@61sc; ia
pan 60614c.
PETROLEUM
NEW YORK, Sept. 22.-Petroleum market
opened firm, but soon became weak and de-
clined steadily until close, which was weak at
the lowest of the day. Lima oil dull and fea-
tureleSs. Pennsylvania, oil. on spot opened at
6O1Sc, highest Sic, lowest SOC. closing at S0c
October options opened at S134c, highest size
at 3814c, highest 1885, lowest a314c. closing at
331<c.
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New York Market Review.
Renorfed b,fG g Palmer

NEW York, Sept. 20.-The market closes firm
under light receipts on all dried and eyaporated
fruits, selling as follows: Evaporated apples,
North Carolina, sliced, at 10c, coarse-cut S619c,
fancy at 17c; raspberries at 31132c; blackb berries
30@33c, unpeeled at 20O23c; beeswax at
26027c; ginseng at So 2509S3 rs per IL; Florida
lemons at S30S5 per box; fresh figs at 2Oc.
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Notices 20 mariners. pilot charts and all nauti-
cal information will ne furnished masters of
vessels free OF charge at the United States.
hyurographlc ONCE IN the Custom House. Cap
tains are requested to cali at the office.
LIEUT. + II SHERMAN
In charge HYdrographic Station
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EXPORTS.

Per steamship Kansas City. for New York
1871 bales cotton, 124 bbls spirits turpentine 50
bales sea island cotton, :, 1874 bbs rosin so bbls
bales hides 10 casks clay 80 900 shingles, 7bbls
oil and tar. ll6 pkgs fruit, 142 pkgs mdse, 12l6
tons cotton seed meal
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in the street, but every one is waiting for some
one elss 70 take hold and start the upward
movement which all are expecting and until
some leader appears IN whom traders have conf
dence. the same condition Of things is likely TO
continue Some efforts are being made 70 give
the impression that Gould Is about 10 give the
alo OF MS powerful influence TO such movement
put no real proof OF his intention Of such action
forthcoming Bears in the meantime nave
ceased u cover shorts. and traders for the time
oeing take the short side. and as usual buving
Is checked. To-day the grangers, and especially
81 Paul. were made prominent again in efforts
70 get prices down. There were material losses
Ia the forenoon, which extended to 2 ussr cent
out IN the afternoon these los -eS were Increased
Notwithstanding some Intellectual efforts 10
rally the market. North American which seems
70 have no support whatever, was specially the
OBJECT OF attack, and before its lowest poinr
was reached over per cent. had been topped
on its value. The rest of the list sympathized
aud the lowest prices of the day were reached
IN the last hour. Weakness in the market seems
to come principally from disappointment on
the part of some holders of stocks who expected
boom would follow Immediately after money
became easy. The bears, however, are very
active, and are adding to their lines of shorts
already large. Ii is estimated that fully
S4O.VOO,oOO OF money is now in the hands of in
VeStors as result of their sales of bonds to the
government, and there is expectation that a
considerable proportion of this money will find
lts way into Wall street. The close was quiet
out weak at about the lowest prices of the day
The sales of listed stocks 1872 600 shares ana
. unlisted 5000 shares. The following were the
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-09-23

PoULTRY-Market amply supplied; demand
fair.
EGGs-Market weak; stock ample.
PEANUTs-Full stock; demand moderate;
prices firm.
SUGAR-Georgla and Florida nominal; none in
market.
HoNEY-Demand nominal
SWEET POTATOES Market nominal; no stock.
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SAILED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Kansas City, New York.
MEMORANDA.

MEMORANDA
New York. Sept 20-Arrived, schr Florence J
Allen, Dunton, Pascagoula via Key West. will
discharge at Sandy Hook.
Cleared, steamship Sargoso tBrl, Norris,
Tampa Fla; Crystal [Brl, otannard, Savannah
latter sailed
Alicante, Sept 4-Arrived, bark vesta [Rusl,
Kaselin, Brunswick
Anger to Sept i9-Arrived. bark Ole Boo [Norl,
Nielsen, Savannah
Boston, Sept 2O---Arrived, schr w L Bradley,
Loo, Charleston.
Cleared, bark Freeda A Wiley, Gilchrist,
Apalachicola; schr VIM II Child, Givan, do.
Baltimore, Sept 20-Arrived, schr Maggie
Gray, johnson. Charleston.
Sailed, schr Annie Bliss, Savannah.
Brunswick. Sept 2)--ATrived, bark Barba Azul
lSpl, Havana.
sailed, steamship Christian johnson [Norl.
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NOTICE To MARINERS.

Bark Vibilea [Brl, Beverage, from Brunswick
Tor Paysandu, July 2S, lat n, Ion % w.
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ARRIVED AT TYBEE YESTERDAY.
ARRIVED BELOW YESTERDAY.

Steamship Inchgarvie [Brl, Major, Philadel-
phia-Master.
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I UbIOW IlBSa ugUIb
FREIGHTS.


FREIGHTS.
LUMBER-C oastwise-The Offering tonnage
is ample for all requirements, and
rates are easier although not
quotably lower. Rates may be quoted
within the range of ST 0007 so from this port to
Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York and sound
ports, with 25050c additional if loaded at by
Georgia ports. Timber, 50c0lS1 90 higher than
lumber rates. To the West Iodies aud Wind
ward, nominal; to Rosario, S1S 000l9 90; to Bue-
nos Ayres or MonteVideo, $40 00016 so; to Rio
Janeiro,. Sl1 90; to Spanish and Mediterranean
ports, Sl4 90; to United Kingdom for or
ders, nominal for timber, e5 los standard;
lumber, f5 los. Steam-to New York, 81 90; to
Philadelphia, 81 90; to Boston, IS 90; to Balt-
more. Sc 80.
NAVAL SroREs-Market is nominal. owing to
the scarcity of spot tonnage. for which there
is good demand. relgn-Cork, ETC., for
orders. small spot vessels. rosin. IS Sd and As
Cd; TO arrive. 3s Sd and As cd; spirits, Ad-
riatic, rosin. IS Cd; Genoa, 3s Sd; South Amer
lea, rosin 81 90 per barrel of $50 pounds.
Coastwise -Steam-To Boston, lie per 100tbs
on rosin, soc on spirits; to New York, rosn,
715c per 100tbs; spirits, SOC; to Philadelphia,
rosin, INC per 100bs; spirits, Soc to Baltimore,
rosin soc; spirits, zoe. Coastwise quiet.
IN I,,I
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
TUESDAY, Sept %, 1890.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

ARRIVED YESTERDAY
Steamship Chattahoochee. Daggett. New York
&C q Anderson.
Steamship Ruperra [Brl, Bates, Teneriffe, in
ballast-Richardson & Barnard.
Steamer Bellevue, Baldwin, Beaufort, Port
Royal and Bluffton-W Gibson. Agt.
Steamer Katie, Bevill. Augusta and way land
ings-J G. Medlock, Agt.
Steamer Progress Philpot, Augusta Master.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-09-23
PASSENGERS.

Per steamship Kansas City. for New York
G Worthen, Miss McD Hartrldge, VIM ST
John, Mrs Batty, Miss Batty NJ L Richter H p
Moore, g s Evans and wife, Miss G Porter ] w
Golden. X + Cobb and wife, j Bingham, ] + Nc
Dougal. G NAPLES.
Per steamship Chattahoochee, from New York
Capt j Wheaton, Mrs s Ramsey, @ Ogden
and wife, r Young and wife, st r Yonge
wife and children, Master J D Mitchell Misses
Williams Miss Stnson, w X Condor Mrs w
A Preen, w Lewis. j II Hall, S Collins, A E
Wynne, w Preen, H Glogowsky, A Spencer,
Oman, ? Terrell, f o Doherty, Yaber, H c
Jones and wife, J Ward, NJ Degnan, G Carter
and wife, j Mackee. j Galoddes, w Willingham,
7 Willingham, Myra Grant, Roberts, E Clarke