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coFFEE-Market firm. Paaherry. &c; fancy.
Sec' cA1sc-. 2i1Sc; prtnA s1c; god. 2034c;
Ia. ~; ordinary, l9S4ss c IN uon. lie
mon il1;sc P,ssle% peslsi. az: unpeslei
ioS Sarssass c5s9ie. citroa. - C Drisi
aaTleots. slc-
maad- Prats. 4tsiSc; Gsorxia brown shi. sin !.
8 l. fSSc. IS do. $50; - beOsA iestin : SIC;
whise os abnrSs, ssSGsSss: cleo a bes5Sc;
vArn :, e)c or the best ma ees: br1wa drilliI :
sim-hArxst arm. We 9uo-s full weights:
haeksrs No. 5. hals 6trrIS nOn,nals
Si0)9leoo; M SCOOPS 10. H,r in :.
~ !. &c; sallsl. a.; COD, $3.50. Nails,
Fagsr N Fair dsnani. Msssin1
si3Di'S o:An.seA F.orill. g. 20 , d or
FLcyl Market st'aiy New wheat: Extra.
30: I'ate T. - 0eS %, eIDic plteat, 500 D
o lSs sprin wa at. best. 81 9S03 40
G1NN-COrI-drGsts tcJny; white corn. re.
Is. lots, ~; ioa iose 10; eAi1li lo;' ,A,;
mix a corn. retail lots .7e;j)b ots &c; carlo
lots, 40 OIt.-setNi lots 6sc; ib5 lots.
So; carload lots, sSc bran Retail lots, 81 s.;
tlb lots, 81 -: c Iri0Ad lNt<. 81 q Mesl-P ar
z barrel s. 81; PER sacS. 81 IS: city ground.
81 50. eeari Srits, pe- ol-rsl s. -; pc. slcS,
g 50. city ritz, 81 dS per sack.
HAY-MArzet : = LdF. Ws'tera. 10 ret al lot :
81 %: 1ob lots. s)c; cllorel lots. sc. North
ern. ma Elssern reta lots. 81 %; Job lots
HIDss, Wool, Ero,-tfi iss-Narzet very weak;
re ipts II n; irY dat, C; sLtsl. 50; dry
o1tches, &c WD1l-Mark Z n nm,ual; nOthia
oTs.iIs, Wax. 81. TAilo y. u. Ds.rsdAS.
Hint, &c; sht q, 2)s. OF. rsxt - SNNsi o.
lDS-HArket very steady; Svele, so 15s
refined, .3lc
LIa0-da Ike; ea ~; In tiercss. O.; sob tins,
sac
LINE, CAL1iNS1 PLAlrs7 AV0 CsIsvr- Ail
bana Inl Gs lrsis Il ne Is fair lena "A AMI sell
ins atSl - psr oArrst; oIiS All caribai los
pctai; calci pla t.r. lSi pr b1rrel: hair,
i21S,; X rSsliu CO asa. 81 s5Dt -: PO-tla1
os.neai, reteh, $500; carload lJts 5! ~; En- lls
Portland, S97S.
LIqcoas -Firnsr. Whisky pr gallon, res.
tIaei, 81 slbi -, accor ing to pr ~; choic,
srsd,S, 81 son! ~; strAi sht, al 50 ~ %;
oeu tsi, 50 0lAS o.. Winst-Ooms Uic p>rt,
sherry. csta yOl low IRA les 6JASJS; fin
RI les, 81 01iD 81; Oalito-Lls, light, nLscatel
an angeles, 81 s6s1i ~
NAILS -AarSet yle-; fair demapI, 81
80 y; "a anI 81, 81 -; FL, 81 81; 81. 8! 5;
l01, S! -; iii, 5! -; SCI 81 ~; SOL 70 CD.
5! -; pa 81 ); Hl . Is.
NJ Aim Dn14. TLrrayona iS12lc: IviclS,
i80is:; walluts, Frsn;n. lSc; Napet !6c,
,Iscans, lac; B anl, loc; hl1e is. 10 s.; coo "A
al1s, ia rLc1a, A. 0lIt ~ par 100; assorted
nuts, 50 n AMI 9i-iD bx>s, i3nllc per n.
OILs-Markst eaiy; lie aani fair. Sign
u no; Vest Viz ;ia.i Jloc<, - DIS; lar /. 5S:
Sor lieae, lie; neltS-olt. 6)17 Q; mlchi lerY,
IS 15e; II ls,s l. raw. as; bSils l. 6lc; MINERAL
seal, i3c;A) n 3li sit III: .uk- iill. iic
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Nav YoRK. Do. ~. noo1.-Stocks opened
qnist bit rr a. Money eISv at per cent Ex
ohange -lonk. 81 o014 short, ST. $40. Govern
ment bonds nsS lec Cd state bouds dull out
81 adv.
70 IowlnS vera the J p. n. STOCK quotations:
1rta -............. . Ric IND n W. Pr
Olich q x NOtC ~ Ter ntlt....... 1915
Lake Sl1 . ......lo4 Western Unioa. ~
Norf. * W. prs. SeA
X tiv.
5;OJ p. In. -Excaange quiet but fairly steady
closing oirrrd at pr CEN. 81 Treasury
bilances-Onin,S ~ az 10: currency. 3 .IiJ.uJJ
Government bonds Il az dull 1t ste adv;
four per .ntS /. four and o half per cents
% oiI State bombs nrgtsctel
The stoc6 an Al ct was intensely duh through
out tie session and was heavy Ia eA-ly dsIiings,
owing chiefly 10 disapoiltmel It at the pro pc:
tive delay ia hnauc AZ lee station at W Ishi "
ton. hetJre ths osi, however there was
more strength displayed. esp ciaIy after pdbl
ca'iOI " the bai statement, W ion wRs the
Otst one ma 10 fos a long viii o. TIE gold rS
ceivsd Wednesday coLutod for only e. go days
IN averages, bus. nevert cess, the surplus re
serve sAoVs a. Increase -. 81 S1I 900 and Il lett
at over Si,010010. There was also an iacrease
10 the so cis he'd OF SI,l3G 700, and, as tn
stlt 'gneat was made upon RISING avsra rs, the
actual con iirlon OF the banks is in all pr 10
ability nIch O,tter tlaH SHOWN by tn state
.nent. In add ton uei ~ S3.0D,000 IN re golI
irr we'd this morning, aad will b5 q factor in
n 'xt we k staten mt. The statsneat, how
ever, ind Iubte lily red scts a ret arm OF "a portion
of the locked up nOnsy, and tor addition / evi-
deucs upon This point tbs ease in the money
market o. ltte to getaer with tire fact that
ma y 81 ne loans have been made duiing t ie
wees. noary every house having suitable
securities nas been able to secure all the time
mo ley wanted, ana 70 ~ ma ~ brokers cal 8 |
upon nrs class houses and offered six months
mon y at per cent Weakness in the ,arl 7
trading resulted IN fractional los % ia many
stocss among wbici I4ackiwanna was IN )st
prominent, but a. t1e same time sugar Certd-
Gates were pecta " strong, and the only dowl-
ward movement OF importance was Jlat on
Silver Csrti1ca O., who eli aTay ia per cent
from last evenings ngures. Ater Publication
OF the baak state ngnt, however. the relc 10 p,
which "a begun bsfore. made marked pro sreS =,
AID in all. exc pit a few unimportant instances
cary 10 SeS wers not only re camel, but some
timing In addition. Lac iAwann1 and Louisville
and Nasavllie each rose, aud the entiro list was
eft at smal fracti ms better ia IL iast evening
Sugar however, SHOWS a gain q q pr cen :.
Toe sales Of listel stocks were 1900 shares aud
unlisted 5000 lares.
Tue following were the closing quotations OF
IL.
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SAVANNAH MARKETS.
OFFTcE NoRSrSo NEwx
C.w.Nr.n a. n. ~ 80

OfFiCE NoRSTS0 NEws,
SAvASSAA. Ga. Dec .. $50.
CoTToS-The market was os.ier. and
steady at Quotations. There was a fairly good
inquiry With moderate offer .ngs. The total
sales for the day were i,ee9 bales.
ua Change At the opening call, a.
10 a m the market wss bullstined steady
and unc angtd with sales OF $50 bales. At
the second call at l D. m. it was steady, the
sales be n SIS bales. At the third and LAST call
at p. m, it cos steady aud unchaaS ed. with
further IS OF 81 bacs. The following are
the Official closing spot quotations OF the Cot
ton Exc Iange:
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cH1LLs LURKING IN ovERcoArs.
some F ees3ns Wty r. Light Coat is
Better than a Heavy Cne.

At recent NEE .iug OF tue County Medi-
cal Society several physicians became
involved Ia o discussion Of overcoats. The
sabs,a CO Of tbsir verdict, g. which all
agreed, was a. the use Of thick sni heavy
oYercosts Il indirsc.ly aecouatabls foE The
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C,LgNPr0 YEtrtlNAY.

sfesms Up Crown tBrl, Tiadle. Havro--
StTac lau & Co.
Steamsalp CITY OF Birmingham, Berg. New
York C . An lsrSon.
Steamship Gate City. Doane. Bostou-C q
And rso..
steamship VIM Crane. D llups, Baltimore-w
L O lerard. Agt.
Bara Capcnhurst (Brl, Jones, Garston ock--
Hol & %.
schr Nancy Smith, Toigklnson. New York
Jos Rober : & Co.
ser a ID Jamsy N. Smith, Phllad lphia-Jos
A Robsrts a Co.
schr 4 w Sc midi, Cranmer, Darlen. in bal
last 10 load tor PhiladephIa--Jos A Roberts g.
Co.
Schr r D Spear, Farr. Bru swick, in ballast Co
load for Santa. o->Jos A Roberts s. Co.
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BALTIMORE. Dee. % - Flour firm; How.
ARD Etrsst mi wssLera slperfine 81 O0Di 10;
extra 81 GO0I ~; family 81 i01bj %; city
miils, Rio bra Id. extra. s. o)6l l5 Whea,-
Southern strong; Fuitz, Joc&s %; Long
berry. g3c0si o.; western Sc dy: No. winter
rcd, on SPIT AID Deosmoer 97k11974. Cora
so Ith .ru armsr; white, 50 15sS5c; yellow, $50
G15slsc: western Steaty.
GIN ;ISSAri, be-. - Flour dull; family
50 JODa %; fancy si11i 49, wnsat du'l;
520524c. Oats dull: No. mixed 'cc. Pro-
visl ns--Pork eLsler a. $40 20. LAei hrm az
s. 1905 20 Bulk meats quict: short
rio sides 8 1901 Si%. Bacon quiet; short
clear 81 o.. doSs, common ant HsGt
s IS 90 %; pacing a11 6Itclers Is 5oQs -.
Naisky quiet a. 81 IL
ST. LOU. Dee. al-Flour Unchanged, Wheat
opeusi h4c up for Mly a ID =; up tJr Jny, re-
acted. declined an coal n dT.aS 10 the ciole;
No. (. rel. ca n, ajAH9pc; December de-
livery g; JanIAry II lgery 5s%c; May
dsiyery 9jlzTSD ,3sc; July delivery v% old COrn
Dec ,mbsr delivery c. January delivery 471ss;
MaY delivery 5JIs0 jlsc:. July delivery C
Oats weak AID 10 .cr; No. =, casa, ~ &C;
Stay deli cry 4jc aka Begging 5AWI4.
r)n cotton tie, 81 SOL ~. Provis Gus IL
ani LIZ & trade reported Pork $40 21. Larl.
days, boxed shoulders at 81 o. longs 81 ";
r be. s. 90; short clear IS 20 Bacon,
boxed sloni lers. 81 -; longs AID ribs s. s.:
clear s. e7Lslpj 10 sugar cured hams, $40 $50
II 50. wnis.s, steady. 81 "a
NV OaLEASs, Dec 0.--Snxar quiet and q
strictly prime. sii-i61s 4c; prlFns. SO osr.
trir.sxals steady; Plantation grannlated. site;
c1oisa white ll6c; cDocs yeios clarified
4tsdf i3i6c; Iriale ". ow CARRIED. fh9.
nllAssea 4 Irt aad STEADY; opan kettle, rhoic'
SO; prime zaNsss; esntrsfagds. strictly prigr
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New York. Dec l3-Ciearsd schr Frederick
Roc ener, Gould. hey West AMI Tampa
- Chartered: steamer u Una lSsrl. cHtou.
Charleston t. Brsmen, 932; steamer Fern
lands t3rl. q ton. Savannah to Liverpool or
Breme /. i'-d4i. Antwerp ~
L,ndol, De is Arrived. st amship Haiam.
shire tBrl AlleyDe, fernandina.
caps Town Dec ll-Arrlyed, bark Uxglan
Ca mas, Dec ll-Arrived. sobr Scotia Gill.
ApalachcuiA.
santos, Dec 3-Arrived. bark Ydun [Ncrl,
oi'sn, Brunswick ito return to Brunswick an1
boston. Dec Is-Cieared. ba-k Arthur q
Wa ie, . rnan. Pensacola: chr Charles Daven-
port. Lavender brunswick, o.
Baltimore. &C l5-S6led. schr City OF Jack
sonvIe. JAG ksonyille
brunswick, GA, Dec lS-Arrived, schr Walter
p Tia [brl. Rec e. Halifax.
s. lid -Scnrs WIN 0reen & s m, Barter, 50
Jago; 10 II ross. kawey. Providsuce;
ofsan III kichie, Perk na. Boston,
Dare o., Ga, Dec &c cared. steamer Raleigh,
Baby. New YORK.
Haskell, New York; schrs Levi iiart. Hart; New
York; Normandy, Rivers 20; tdwari r Eluer-
son, Campbell. wilmington. Del
Geor eeGo~u, s G. Dec I1-Saiied. schr Hattie
l. Sheets, Dole. Philadelphia
Jacksolvii.. Dec lS-CioAsed. steamer Yem.
assoc. Robrapn. New YORK.
Arrive at tae bar 18TH schr Thomas n Sto Q.
Ma thews, Kingston for Fernandina
Sailed from the bar 10Th scnr Andrew Nebin-
ger. Philadelphia.
Newport NeAr. Dec f7-Arrived. steamer
Amaryllis iBFI, Sanders. Savannah for Havre
and DunkirC "a I'd sailed isthL
New London, Dec l'-sailed schr Milford
Wed Jacksonville.
Pensacola. Dec Is-C cared. bark Alma [Norl.
Olsen. Silloth Dock.
Phiiade. phia. Dec 15-Arrived, schr Edgar @
Ross. Quillen, Charleston.
Clpa ed Schr John May, Rigs. Savannah.
Delaware Brcakwater, Dec II In port. schr
o d Withe. ell, Bearse from Fernandina for
New York.
Portland Me Dec lT--cieaFed. schr william
Frederic FOR Round Pond and Savannah
ST Augustine, Fla. Deo l$-ArriVed, steamship
City Of st Augustine, French, New York.
New York, Dec 20--Arrived, steamships State
OF Georgia. GLASGOW.
Arrived Out Aurania, New York for LIVER
nonI: Holland. Nav York fur London.
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to good pri7ns. 80 &c; prins to good puus.
bGifc Syrup co15c
NavA1 srOaEl
N<w Y5zx. Dac ~ ua,l s. ,lrfts er-p>p-
tine dun BIZ st-alF At s. 20 SIC Rodu cu,es
an e1sy at 81 - sal az.
S:J =. n Rgah quie. b1t weak: strained.
common - COOL 81 s!Al AZ Tur2satIns
qlset and s-ealy, at - tsSsx.
Cfti-rsraS. Dss - spirits turpentias q II.
O. Si4 as &c. RoSin ilet: gool strained
Vf.uv5roS. Ds.. - - s1i-its snrne7sfu.
hr n At s. sc Ra-in firm; srIin.i 81 10: god
srulel 81 IS. Tar firm at II s.. Cr0d~ FUR
p milne fr d; hard 81 ~: yellow DIP VI %;
virgin 81 70.
Nav YolX. Dee. % -Rics quiet aud steady.
do nes,Ic, fair TO EXTRA so 1iS
90 .i-ttN Osc A--..oc stel ~; ordinary
to prime IS 11,1c
PErRo-z-a
Wv yoTT DC 81 80 PAt-olsT-a nHrk.t
~ which tne sp1-t was a fsltHrs yestA.dIy was
n q 60 urusd, althoukd Lima oil mai saarp
gam IN the hcst no ar. r 70 mTS4t op ns1
ste az ami sietlet era Ia .ily und - ate npt
9 re- ili1s p-hhts aud clos ID wa fsap sylvia
MIA OIL on spot, opsnei at 71ISc. hi n st
II &C, loves, 49, Il sing at cSyS 3 Jalitry
options opelel a. 7ic. niyaes .1c, lo9 81 615<c.
Losing az &c Lana oil opsnal at les higa-
eS' c, ID soSt rs :, cosin at lSSSe
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RrtfrII,Ts.

Per Central Railroad, d C 20-4 .352 bales cot
ton, ia bois spiri.s tar e1tine, i.s0 bbls rosn,
10 bales doinesiics bale b q -. b Il paper. 10
pkgs tobacc 81 90 Its lard. ss.0s0 lbs bacon SO
bb WHISKY, half bbls whis ", 4 pkgs bngyies,
III pkks mac tnery, cases liquor, bDls syrup.
2. cars iumb r. 20 hbis noir. 100 pkgs furniture,
- bbis oil l ear coal. III "a o. eggs. 70 pkes
hardware. cars stone, cars cotton seei, IS
empty bbli, car po lltry, l70 . KS mdss.
Per Charleston aud Savannah Raiiwas. Dec 20
- box and Z cas- IS ciotn.n;, b hai 3 mat. pa
W robe. pa ornaments. lot psi drivers. car
Pile drivers car gasoline. piano, 2 sacks pea
nuts bal- cork. cts wagons. Cts bu seiss. o
cts ~ eels, pcs shafts, CT tops. box flee 4
cars wood. 2 cars lumb n. bbs rot TO :, 50
bdls paiIs, cars cotton see 80 bbls oil. D pkgs
tobacco.
Per s.vAnaah. Florida and Western Railway.
Dee 2J-.illi bales cotton. 2.4S5 Dol, rDsin. lib
b0ls ,,irits turpentins. 2'e sacks rice. 10 cars
pnos rucy ears brick. 90 Eggs furniture. 20
pigs h b good {, 81 pkgs mdse. i3.45 boxes fruit.
~ dolls fruit, 10 bOls syrlp. Ill boxes Va etaoIes
bbs vegetables. co cars lumber. ears soosA.
cars cotton seed.
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ARRIVED At QUARANTINE YESTERDAY.
Steamship Fernlands lBrl, Williams, Balti.
more. IN ballast 70 r char IS n & BARNARD.
BARK Franklin [Norl, ChristiInsen, Maran.
ham, in ballast to Chr @ DAM & %.
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MARITIME MIJIgLLAyY.

London, Dec iS-Steamer 81 Asaph (BrJ,
Evans. Savannah for Bremen, before reported
aground at Nieure Disp and hauled on. sus-
tanned no injury ami pr0cee eI.
Bark Gyda (Sorl. u ickNel, from Savannah
for Riga, WHICH put into Copenharen leaky.
effected temporary repairs aud proceeded In
tow Dec Is.
Bark CupiI lBrl, from s. John, N b. for
Buenos Ayres, was aband med In iat 50 ". Ion 60.
Grew rescued by steamer Moray tarh % Liver
pool from Brunswick.
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Dark I'm one IItall clneo. Baltimore, In bal.
last 10 Cur q Dahl & Gu
Scnr AunIs Pendeton, COMBS, New York,
with raiirvad iruA 10 8, F & W Ry Co: vessel to
M st E.
STEAMER Al ha, Strobhar, Beaufort, Port
R 'yal an I Bluff OI-C II NJ sdlOsk. AT
\ iyl nor 1t al, CArrOt. CBtsl's bluH and
way ialIia ys--W Clio 'ol, Mlnssse.
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ARRIVED AT VENUS POINT YESTERDAY.
Sc y tialsvy T. Parkhurst Hooper New York.
with stone 10 Green q Gaynor; vessel to JOS 4
ROBERTS & Co.
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NOTICE I'd MARrNr74

Notices to marinsrs. pilot charts and all nauti-
callnfornal N will bs f.irdlshsi masters OF yes-
sos fres o ciar1e at tbs Unite states Hydro
graphic o.fise In tn CIt)m IousA Captains
arc requested to call at the once.
LIeur r II SHERMAN,
In charge Hyiroxrapaic Statioa-
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IwrEqzsrrw0 TO BlBLioPHIuEs-"Pa. who was
GQttsnbfrgf
Hin lst'@ see; he runs raeetrack ever IN
Je ny, hsliepa -Aple,lcaB grocer.
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Per steamship City OF Birmingham. Tor New
YORK 2,O47 bales cotton 1868 bales dofnestics,
338 bbls cotton seed oil, 40 pOss sin. $3.50
fe.t III nber b1ls spirits tur2 ntine, 10 tartes,
Is bbIs flsh IL bbis oranges 1888 crates ORANGES.
~ crate VEGETABLES. IS bbls vegetables. ii3
pkgs mdse, x72 tons pig IRON.
Per tesmship Crtwn lBrl. for havre - go
bales upland cotto zhing 2.2.0.2s3 pounds.
A3 tales sea islaid cotton. Weighing ~, 800
pounds; sacks rice weig ling 100 poun Is.
Per BARK Capenhurst lBrl for Garston Dock
s,2sj barre rJsln We snlg l, 3'.VIS Dounl
$40 barrels spi it's tur 'entine. measuring io,aDs
ADMINISTRATION. Downing & o..
Per schr Nancy Smith. for Nv York--ysa go
fest D D lumber American Lumber 70. Z D
Hunt NJ & Co
Per sehr A ID Lamson. for Z fladeiphis--s,A.
4gG fe-t b d Iimbsf--. Hurting g. Ga.
Yer schr VI X Raw ey. for Providence- sT,oi
feet D . Observation-Disclosures CO.
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dLtNtjti A4dATAt-rIi JAr.
SUN Rises ........,.... -. .7.DS
SuN 3E-s .......-......... ....... IS
Hon WArEa AT SAVANNAH. 30. .3.3} A y. 3:49 Pk
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One il Of deep tinted old rose camels hair,
upol VIII ch are ip ,liq ell disks of black
velvet outline with silver cord. Five
OF these encircle the skirt above border OF
black Persian lamb, and the sleeves are Oh
trsly covered WIKI them. The coat bodice
- double-breasted, with draped folds upon
the left side.
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Another stylish gown Is Of rather light
electric Iue cloth, with a gold braiding set
bstwee two rows Of natural beaver around
sha sklr The bodice, which ts embroidered
with fur. opsas diagonally. AMI Is composed
II velvet
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Par steamship City Of blrinnghaui Ter Ne
YOrk &C w ficaerdsCn, David QNa q y
Julian. W F Bfitgain. Miss Annss LA.sY as
oiei sn4 steeraga.
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c\TLvD YEirERDAY.
MEMORANDA

Steamship Crown [Brl, Havre.
Stea usni City u Hir,nin Shan. New York.
5chr K y Spear, Brunsw ok.
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NAVAL STORES The mirNet Tor SPIRITS tur-
psntine was quiet bit very firm an h Id
higher. The sal.S fCc Z G day We ll5 sls
OF regulars at 35Ac. At the Board OF Trade on
the openi a cali { e market was reported firm
call it closed firm a. 951tc for regulars
Rosin-The market quiet, with nut little
doing. There was fair inq iigy fof ira ned 10
good strained, bu, tine better er,d ~ cOntinI.
neglected. At the Board OF Trlle on tn.
opening al tine market was reported iun for VI
and ab We. aid firm for X and below, at
the followin; quo att ms: A, b, G. d an
F. 81 20; +. 81 ga; g. 81 rs; H. 81 55%;
window glass. 81 50; wa or whts 81 o. AT tue
last cali 1t CLOSED unchanged
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Arrived YTsrERhNY

SUNDAY. Dec q. 1904
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MARKETS BY rnL Sa1APR.


Nav YoRK. Dc. ~. noo1. Stocks opened
quist bit nr a. Money eISy at par cent Ex
change long, 81 oU14; short, S. sIB4. Govern.
81 ,ldr.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-04-11

only inquiry he would submit for trial.
Cotton took the stand and testified that
last fall Mrs. KlOtZ, an old German lady,
came to his Office and told him that she
had joined in deed with her husband
for the sale of property on the fiats,under
a promise that she should have one-third
of the cash and one-third of the notes
for the sale of the property. The prop
.erty, as it subsequently appeared, had
been sold for $4,000. Besides this
there was property on Jackson street
worth $4,000. The old lady was hard
of hearing. and besides was illiterate.
She stated that her husband beat and
abused her and compelled her to work
too hard, and she had determined to
leave him when she could get her
money. She claimed that he refused to
give her any of the money received
from the sale of the property and would
take from her the small sums of money
she received from Germany. She pro
daeed paper which her husband told
her was an agreement by him to pay
her the One-third OF the proceeds Of the
sale of real estate. Cotton SAID he eX-
amined it and found it was merely a
blank deed and not signed by any one.
He commenced a proceeding for separa-
Ition and allmony for the woman,
and did other services for which
he claimed $1,000 for fees. 1t seems
now that the old lady and her husband
have joined forces in resisting the
claim. They presented an interesting
spectacle in court yesterday while Mr..
Cotton was teStifYing The old gentle
man would stand up and lean over the
rail to listen to the testimony and the
old lady would arise and stand beside
him in the attitude of intense interest,
until both were ordered to sit down.
They would sit short time, again arise
and again be ordered to resume their
seats. The trial Of the case will con-
tInue this morning.
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Entertaining Hotel Guests.

Col. Well and Mrs. Fry, of the Mer-
chants, have way of making their
guests feel at home at that popular host
elry. possessed by the hosts of SO few
large hotels. Last evening, however,
their hospitality took new form, all
the more enjoyable, when they gave a
dancing party for the guests of the
house. Seibert's orchestra rendered
the music for dancing, as we'll as va
rIety of popular airs between the
dances. Refreshments were served
shortly after IL o'clock. Among those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. G. W..
Youngman, Miss Trowbridge, Mrs.
Musser, Rodney Chadbourne, of Min
neapolis; Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Howard
and Miss Lille M, Howard, of
Sank Center; MIR. and Mrs. John
Grace, Miss Keogh, Hon. Marcus
Johnson, B. ID. Townsend, MI. and Mrs.
III. E. Thompson, Hon. and Mrs. r. L..
Frazee and Miss FraZee, OF FraZee City (;
G. II. Lord, Miss Ella Sausman, of New
Richmond, Wis.,; w. III. Davis, W. j.
Waters, +. j. McArdle, Prof. w. A.
Wheaton, Miss Cook, the Misses Kings
bury, and Miss Anderson.
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THE UNITY WINS.
A Variety of Interesting Cases in
the District Court.

A Variety of Interesting Gases in
the District Court.
In the ease of the Unity Church of
st. Paul against Anna NJ. Weber ct
al, Judge Brill has filed an order decid-
ing that the allegations of the com
plant are true. The church is entitled
to the possession Of the triangular piece
of land adjoining lot on Wabasha
street, which has been in the possession
of the defendants.
William f. Setter and W. o. Musser
have commenced an action against
Josephine Anstett, Joseph Anstett,
Stephen Burns and Margaret Burns
to recover 5000 damages for defect in
title to real estate sold them. being lot
4, block 5. in Morrison's addition to
West st. Paul.
Judge Brill has decided that John
Sandell is not entitled to relief in his
action against ID. A. Stuart. The action
was brought to declare null and void a
contract between the parties for the eX-
change of real estate for a stock OF
goods.
Alvina Elliott has commenced an
action against A. l.. Danf0rth to re-
cover Sl,221 Oh premissory note.
Theodore Anderson has commenced
an action against the Minnesota Belt
Line Railway & Transfer company
and Others to enjoin the building of
their railway over his land. Judge
Kelly has granted a temporary injunc-
ton preventing trespass upon the
premises, and set April IL for hearing
the notice to show cause why the in
junction should not be made perpetual.
John Kransen has commenced an ac-
ton against George Kingsley and Fred
erick Heidrick to set aside and cancel a
deed given to convey st. Paul property
for property in Gladstone. 1t is alleged
that the Gladstone property is not as
valuable as represented, land that Kings
ley and Heidrick did not have title to
the property as represented by them.
. b. f. Knauft IL Co. have commenced
an action against Conrad w. Miller and
others to recover Sl52.67 for materials
furnished in the erection of building
on premises belonging to BENSON, one
of the defendants.
The case of Henrynn Solzbru against
the Germania Fire Insurance company
is -bn trial before a jury in Judge
Kaily's court. The action is to recover
s., 625 for malicious prosecution. This
is the second trial of the case, At the
March term the jury disagreed.