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Sunday.ScllOOl Mass Meet.
ing.

There will be a mass meeting OF
the Sunday-schools of Frankfort and
Franklin county, held at the Method.
list Church, in Frankfort, on Sunday,
Nov. 3Oth, 1890, at 2:3O p. m.
Judge w. H. Sneed, President of
the Franklin County Sunday-school
Union, will preside.
All Sunday-school officers, teachers,
scholars and friends are cordially in
vited to attend. Gospel Hymns (com-
bined) will be used. Bring them
with you.
PROGRAMME.
Hymn-Long Meter Doxology.
Invocation-Rev. w. G. Neville.
Hymn -"Work for the night is
coming"
Sunday-school Etiquette Rev. H.
G. Henderson.
Hymn-No. 9.
Teachers Meeting-Elder Geo. OAR
sic.
Address-B. T. Farmer.
Hymn-No. 2S2.
Relation of the young men to the
Enthusiastically. H. Parent.
Address-Dr. U. V. Williams.
Hymn-No. 1O1.
Address Rev. w. G.. Neville.
Hymn-No. 81.
Short talks to the children, by
volunteers.
Closing Hymn-God be with us till
we meet again.
Benediction.
Music in charge of s. G. Bull.
l.. F. JOHNSON,
Chm. of Elk. Com.
THos. HUNTER, Sec'y.
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FRANKFORT KY NOVEMBER 2g $780,

ing up with water after each rain,
and asking that glass doors be placed
in the front part of the Opera House.
Referred to the committee on hall.
Mr.. Milan moved that the deed to
the old Johns lot be forfeited and
accepted by the city in lieu of taxes
due the city. Adopted.
The accounts of the officers of the
registration were allowed.
The council adjourned to meet next
Tuesday night.
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Educational.

The attention of Trustees, teachers
and all persons interested are called
to the following order passed by the
Court of Claims at it's late session,
and they will govern themselves
accordingly. This became necessary
from the fact that the county officials
have been imposed upon by parties
that were able to buy them school
books. The intention of the law was
to supply INDECENT children only and
! persons who are not able to buy their
books. The order reads as follows:
- "That no school books shall be
furnished to any INDECENT child except
upon tie application in person of the
father, guardian or person in charge
of said child presenting to the
County Judge a written recommen-
dation by Justice of the peace in the
: district in which said applicant re-
sides, asking that they be furnished"
The school law, see Sec. 10, Art 9,
requires the trustees to report the
names of all such children to the
County Superintendent, and list Of
all so reported is kept in a book
prepared for that purpose in his
office.
The meeting OF the teachers at
Bridgeport last Saturday was some
what Of success, that is the people of
that place did their part well, but
those on the programme who were
not present disarranged every thing.
We cannot see why teachers who are
making teaching profession will not
take an interest in that which is for
their good.
Those on the programme who were
present did their part nobly and de-
serve great credit for their work.
The next meeting will be held at
, the Walcutt school house, district
No. 81, and we hope to see large
crowd of teachers present. The date
is the Sd Saturday, the Goth, of Deem
Der. The following is the
PROGRAMME.
Opening Exercises.
Mental Arithmetic-H. M. Polls
grove, R. s. Dinkle and E. R. Jones.
Essay-Theory and Practice-Miss
Lucy Pattie.
Percentage-C. H. Parent, Miss
Hannah Innes.
History-H. F. Jordan, R. H. Ora
ham.
All are invited and expected to take
part in these discussions.
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT.
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LeC0mpte's Bottom.

Misses Lizzie Kavanaugh and Rosa
McGauran attended the Teachers
Association at Franklin, Saturday.
A. D. Calvert visited the neighbor-
hood Sunday.
acknowledgements 9th, at the resi-
dence Of the BRIDES father, Mr..
Reuben Waits, of Shelby county, to
Miss Emma Kelly, of Blossom Ridge;
ceremony by Rev. P. E. Kavanaugh.
Married-Nov. 9Th, at the residence
of the BRIDES mother, Mrs. Martha
Harrod to Luther Waits.
Our old deputy, Barton, and new
deputy, wager, were here this week
Strengthening up the Sheriff's bust
ness.
Mrs. T. J. Riner, of Pleasureville,
visited relatives here this week.
Mr.. Kavanaugh has lost his fine
purp Jumbo.
We are much obliged to our broth
er for his solicitude on our account,
and would inform him that Rip is all
right and awfully busy, but if he will
just wait till hog killing is over, spare
ribs put away, sausage ground and
souss made he will discuss any thing
with GREENE from Flag Fork up, and
it is possible that he will make a
pilgrimage to the said town to see
about those strikes she has made
lately. Oh yes, Rips awake.
RIP VAN WINKLE.
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He PreSCribeS 1t.

l have used s. s. S. for Blood
Diseases for several years, and find it
all it is recommended to be. l heart
lily recommend it to any one needing
a blood purifier.
o. B. TRoUTMAN, Drug Clerk,
Oakland City, Ind.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases
mailed free
SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
Atlanta, Ga.
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OUR VERY BEST PEG.
PIE

Confirm our statement when we say
that DR.. Acker's English Remedy is
in every way superior to any and all
other preparations for the Throat
and Lungs. In Whooping Cough and
Group, it is magic and relieves at
once. We offer you a sample bottle
free. Remember, this Remedyis sold
on positive guarantee.
8 j. w. GAYLE, Druggist.
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DIR. ACkER'S ENGLISH
PILLS

PILLS
Are active and pure. For sick head
ache, disordered stomach, loss Of APP
petite, bad complexion and bilious
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either in America or abroad.
Q J. w. GAYLE, Druggist.
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DO NOT SUFFER ANY
LONGER.

Knowing that a cough can be
checked in a day, and the first stages
S consumption broken in a week, we
glish Cough Remedy, and will refund
the money to all who buy, take 1t as
per directions, and do not find our
statement correct.
8 j. W. GAYLE, Druggist.
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Bakers Famous Headache Specific
is absolutely the best. Decide to use
it. 1t never fails. Sold by Wickliffe
Chapman, 314 Main street. l
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For lame back, side or chest, use
Shiloh's Porous Plaster. Price %
cents. For sale by j. w. Gayle. q
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French Marble, Bronze and Seth
Thomas clocks at VI. A. Selbert's. S.5t
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All goods purchased at Selbert's en-
graved free OF charge. S-5t.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-09-25

CHICAGO. sept 9L-In wheat q fair specula-
tive business was transacted within n lower
range OF prices The feeling was nervous and
s unsettled, great zeal 81 Ions wheat was
good many stop losses limits we're reached.
IL was a continuation OF yesterdays weakness
Offerings were heavy and the demand only
moderate, an effort to check declining prices
being only partially successful. The opening
was weak aud l41ssc lower than yesterdays
closing, but there was rally OF ttGtHac soon
after the opening. but It again took a down turn
and prices declined ib4c with December suffer
ing greater reduction. quick rally OF &C
followed, but quickly receded again, the market
at this point showing considerable nervousness
and after fiuctuating closed about ic lower than
yesterday. Corn was only moderately a'tive.
trade being local. The feeling prevailing WIS
weaker. First trades we're at slight decline;
afterward the market hardened some. but soon
ruled weak, selling of hD9sc, changed some
aud closed with a loss OF 14G|Sc. Oats were
traded in fairly at an irregular range Of prices
Trading was mainly in May, which ductuste1
Szc. The opening was steady, with fair bidding
by shorts, and prices advanced lfc Prices
quickly receded re, rallied slightly but again
kot finally closed at AA9sc decline from yes
terday. In mess pork tradinR was only Of
moderate volume. In January aud Nav there
was decline Of 51b7lfc. there being slight
recovery from inside figures. Lard was only
moderately active frices ruled quite weak
and the latest quotations were practically at
bottom. In snort rib sides fairly liberal bust
ness was done. There was a shrinking Tor the
day Of SC
Cash quotations we're as follows: Flour un-
changed. Wneat--No. spring 9609614c, No.
red 9601g6s4c. Corn-No. 2. 4lyic. Onts-
No. z 3sGt351hc. Mess pork 80 Is. Lard per 100
ios, IS O2ye Short rio sides, loose g. ~
Dry salt shoulders boxej, g. 750b5 s5K
Short clear sides. boxed g. sos 70. Whisky
at 81 t3
Leading futures ranged as follows;
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MARKETS. BY rRnaGRAPE



NEW TdHK. Sept. "a noon.-Stncrs opened
dull Money easy at 04 per cent. Exchange
long, 81 -0L411s a1l4,; short 81 s4ldb4 s43a Gov
arnmenb bonds negecreE State aonds dull
anu heavy.
Following we're the D. m. stock quotations;
ErIe. - - Riuilm'd Z W Pit.
Chicago & North. 10sla rerinina....--- i9sA
Lake Shore. -.-.-..lUf Western Dnion.. da5a
Mort. IL W. pref. 81
$500 o. m-Excnange closed glriet onG steady.
Money easy at IN U5 per cent closing offered
at IN DER cent. Subj Treasury oalaglces-CGln,
Si55. 4q6. 900; currency. s.. 81 600. Government
bonds dull anu heavy; four per cents y " :
tour and a malt per cents 103l9 state bonds
neglected.
little boom in those which led tile MARKET
of late. and in which short interest ID believed
to ns larger than usual The demand or ATE
has come principally from shorts, and when
chat demand siacke1t off to-day, activity ceased
and prices dragged. The market still retains
it's almost exclusively professional character,
and when those operations cease dullness aud
stagnation take possession, Just they did
some time ago before extreme StTlngency IN
money occurred. The street is again waiting
devalupmenIs. as il is believed the tilil effects
of the late stIingency have not all besn seem
Humiliation of long accounts. however, tor the
present. seems TO have taken back seat. and
the pressure to sell short stocks has given place
to a desire TO cover. Co which the strength or
the Dast two days is TO be mainly attributed.
The same stocks which have lately dominated
trading in the market were again prominent
to-day, 0ut activity IN Unem was on mncn
smaller scale than during the past days of this
week. while a firm to strong tone market
trading IN them in place OF the decided weak
ness which they so lately disDiayed. In the
afternoon the dullness and stagnation was la
tense. The rumors chat the tariff would De-
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ssiled-Bark Martha G Craig IBrl. Mcteruou.

salled-Bark Martha @ Craig lBrl. Mcternou.
Satlla River
Bucksville. s O Sept se-Arrived. schr Belle
brown, Sawyer, Charleston for Berbics.
bath, Me.eept 2i-Arfived. schr Alice Archer,
Gibbs Darien, Ca
lsoothoy, Ne. Sept 2i-Arrived. schr Gen'l
Adelbcrt. Ames. Portland. Me for Savannah
Darien. sept q sailed. steamship Raleigh,
Bailey. New York
s2d-Cleared. bgiE Sullivan. Yates. LaFuayra.
feruaudina, Sept 2i-Arriyed, achr Frank NJ
Howos. Mckinnon. key West
GALVESTON, Sept ~ Cleared. schr & q Hart.
Smith. Apalachicola.
Jacksonville. Sept ~ Arrived. schr Lois V
Chaples, Ross. bermuda
Norfolk, sept 2i-Arrived steamship Driiield
lBrl, 0aundry. Port Royal for London
Newpuri News Va, Sept Sailed. steamship
hepier lBrl. Pensacola for Grlmsby
Pensacola. sept ~ Arrived. steamer Car.
oonero. Havana, Eugene lNorl, Philadelphia
Clearcd Steamer gienrath iHrl, Anderson.
Antwerp; Iangier lBrl. Pritchard. Hull. Chitta.
gong lbrl, Noble, Liverpool
Fort Royal. s G. sept s2-gsiied. schr VIM
Jones' Fuller. Boston.
.. Philadelphia. Sept 29-Clsared. steamship
holyrood lBrl Rptte. Savannah
Newcastle, Dol, sept p Passed down, steam.
ship Carlton lBrl, for Charleston
Delaware bre akwater. SEPT 81 Passed out
steamship lnchgarvie tDrl, Philadelphia for
Savannah
Providence. Sept 70 Sailed, schr Sadie G
sumner, Sumner. ApRlachtcola
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KxPnRra

Per steamship ChattahoOcbss for New Y0rk
2,GiS bales upland cotton. 92 bales sen island
cotton, 164 bales domssties. 100 bbls cotton seed
oil, st5 bbs fosin, bbls spirits turpeutins.
SO III feet lumber, bales WOOL ? turtles. 4
bbls fish. tis pkgs fruit. $50 pkKs nndss, 1000
shingles
Per steamship City Of Macon. for Boston
i,2SA bales cotton. So bales yarn ~ bales hides
bbi rice, 600 bbs rOsln, 30 bbis spirits turpen
tine, 1873 40 feet lumber s52 Dslss WOOL - casks
clay, rs pieces stone. is5 boxes fruit AZ bbls
hour, ts tons pig IRON, M psgs Lndse, tons cot
ton seed HILLS. ~ sacks cotton seed meal
Per steamship san Juan lSpI. for Liverpool
100 bales upland cotton. weighing A, 4ii pounds
(additionalD.
Per steamship Europa lGerl. for firsmen-iO0
bales upland cotton, weighing 5O.OS3 pounds
(additionaD
Per bars Bfabanf lBsizl. for Antwerp I ,423
bOis spirits turpentiBs, measuring 1S,s57% gal
ions; f.42l Dbls rosin, weighing 67s 100 pounds
Raymond judge
Per bark EsN Light, for baltimore 562 f1D
feet . . umbeY Hunting n co.
Yer bark Soil do Gloria Gefl, for Grantor,--
z, 125 bbis rosin, weighing .29S. 100 pounds
8 Z Shooter Co.
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For Savannah Florida and Western Railway.
Sept - 30 pkgs mdse IS bills rice 9 bales
hides, cars brick, pkks tobacco, I car cotton
seed, cars oats, bbls whisky. 3 buERies I car
poultry. cars phosphate rock, .Oyg bbls rnsln
8Js bbs spirits turpsntins. $50 bales cotton
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway. Sent
2l-6 cars It's, iron drums, I case cigars
Boo , hides, box drugs cases pants. I
trung h b gooda, organs box cigars ! sack
peanuts. cases cigars cass castings, 3 cases
cheroots. crates btggiss and fixtures carts
cars wood. pkRs tobacco. p boxes tobacco
"a bales cotton
Per Central Railroad Sept 9t-sG45 bales cot
ton, ii bales yarn i46 bales domsstics bales
hides. bales teacher, . bales paper 10 pkgs
tobacco. 2s006 lbs bacon S47 bbls spirits ttirpe-
tine. 81 bbs r. sin. $50 bbls apples, 30l bushels
oats. 40 800 lbs bran, 10 bills whisky . hf bills
whisky. car cabbages 10 bills beer eco 1T bill,
beer, pkgs furniture. 1e5 bbls -four. $500 III,
Hour, 20 al horses. IL cars lumber. 2 car.
wood. cars woOdenwhrs, boxes wax. ~
pkRs mdss, ~ bales paper stock, casks I'D
metal cars cotton seed. $50 bbls oil brick
Sears spikes, 20 boxes SOAP, 30 cases eggs, Il
cars coal, $50 bbls grits, 1911 tons pig iron.
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~ ranged as follows;
OpenlnR. Highest. Clos


BALTIMORE, Sept. 2I.--Flour dull; How.
ard street and western superhne 81 OO0
50; extra 50 1904 Is; family 81 gGl65 81:
city mills Rio brands, extra g. 100 g. Wheat
Southern quiet; Fultz, 95c1Sl o.: Long
berry, 9scOgi Of; western easy; No. 2 winter
red, on spot and September g534096c. Corn
Southern firm; white 5Sd1s9c; yellow W45sc,
western easy.
CIscISsAT1, Sept. 21.-Flour steady; family
% 90G4 q; fancy 81 s504 Is Wheat
dull and lower; No. 2red, &c Corn strong and
higher; 10. 2 mixed BIC. Oats strong; No.
mixed s91l3s9Isc. Provisions--Porx steady at
clO 20 Lard easier but duh a. g. % Bulk
meats quiet; short RIBS, loose, g. 81; bacon
easy; snort clear s. 621S. Hogs- pacsng and
butchers 81 1904 rs. Whisky firm at 81 r.
family g. Sos IS; choice g. 5O@S rs,
fancy " 800 50; patent - 0olSs Is
Wheat gradually declined closing nc below
delivery closed at g9zzc asked; May delivery
81 053a- Corn opened lower and slow. closing
Ag7sc below yesterday; No. cash 463lc;
october delivery. 451%c bid; May delivery closed
at 47ssc asked. Oats dun and lower, No 2 cash
INC bid; May delivery closed at 4i5Sc Bag
g1ng firm at 6GS5c: iron c0ttop ties, 30N
81. Provisions weak and slow--Pork in Job loss
~ rs Lard Lard, prime stea9 3 ~; Dry salt
rios IS %; short clear IS 656E5 10; longs D. 50.
Bacon-Boxsd shoulders 90 Is: IOn1s gs o.;
ros 10 0oSl1s 10; short clear 81 zoos p; sugar
sIred hams $40 s04!2 20. WHISKY steady At
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 2f.-Cohss, Rio car
zoes ordinary TO fair 1S3<c. Sugar open kettle
stronger, fully fair. 514c; fair SIC. centfifu-
gals quiet, choice white &c; gray white, SIC:
CHOICE yeilo'E clarified SIC; prime yellow
clarified 5Sz0511c. MoIasses nominal; ceBtri-
fagal, fair. at l9G20c; common % good com
mon, lsdG14c' inferior ii@f2c; syrup, new,
40'G4c.
NAVAL sroRes.
LrvrRPoo1- Sept. a. noon.-spsriss turpsntfne
29s 90. Rosin. common IT. Pc "a.
LONDON sept. 21-Spirits tsrpensine at 2os
NEW YORK, Sept a. noon Spirits tarpentine
quiet but steady az 401zG241c. Eosn IN
changed at 81 40tdsf q.
500 ,. IA --fsosin steady and quiet; strained
common 10 good 81 SOL Is. Tarpentine
quiet bus easy at fo1<04034c.
WILMINGTON, Seps. 24-- Spirits t1sgpensine
firm at SIC. Rosia dull, strained 90c; good
strained ct CSC. Tar firm ct 81 20. Crude
s'zrpentine firm; hard 81 20; ysiIow Dip 81 90;
virgin 81 60
CeheI.Esros. Sept 23.-spirfts tlrpentine firm
at se11c. Rosin quiet: good strained o. 50.
RICE
Nsw YORK. Sept 24-Rics unsettled add
duies; domestic fair 60 extra 53z(G,SL<c.
PETRoLEUN
NEw YoRx, Sept. 26-PesroIeuua market
opened steady aud after first sales became duh
for Pennsylvania OIL and remained so gntil the
close. Lima oil opened steady and advanced
nc in early trading but broke On light sales By
local traders and declined nc, a rally Of nc
followed, snd the market At the close was
steady. Pennsylvania oil. on spot, opened sG
793Sc, highest s6c, lowest 791Ac closing ag
3oe; October opgTons opened at 30c, highest
soc lowest 79alc, closing At 59zzc. Lima oil
opened At $3.50, highest S354c, lowest s3s8c
closing a. 323lc-
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PAseENaKps

Per steamship Hacoochoe. from View YORK
Fierce scott. l. DesDoulElonS, 8 Chariot and
wife Mrs l. BentOH, Mrs Benton, 3 NaVak, A
4 Me6erreil, A p Nasook 9 Hsndley, r Jsn-
kins, Miss Carrie Tawrencs, Marie, Mr. aud
Mrs r Wacblstein, q 5 Dunn, r. Wills and
wife, r. " Day, q IT Leland and wife, s K Bond,
W W johnson, O N Johnson, r 2 Faye RI u
Smith. r A Greene and wife. r Dsldrid2s and
wife, n Brown, Mrs Douglass, Lloyd Adams
and wife and two infants. Mrs VI Solomon, Mrs
@ Lingo, Richard Webb Jr, J Bronnan, ! n
Lewis " q Holt, f. f. Edwards. Mrs r. Sqnier
r FlBnt. r Bush w r. Conover, Tipping
wife az child and 3 steerage
Per steamship Cnaccahooobee, for New 7ors
p Dunn, Jno p Moran, Arthur Hifsch, @ A
Reitze. z Fe1sae, T.o,Ifs Menzs.
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called up In congress to-day was the occasion
OF the stimulation IN Sugar Redneries at higher
prices, and that the stock was again The most
prominent feature in an otherwise barren
market. Il opened per cent. higher at 50. and
rose per cent. farther, but reacted partially
over It's last nights price. st. Paul was active
but nuctuated within narrow limits, while
North American displayed more than the usual
strength, and with Sugar Refineries alone az a
material gain. Lack Awanna was like 81 Paul
firm within narrow limits, although active ali
day Among the specialties Mobile and Ohio
was the strong feature, but the remainder were
dull and without movement on imnortsnce
throughout the day. Opening steady to firm.
all the advances as a rule we're made In the
forenoon; while dullness and stagnation were
the rule in the afternoon. The close was dull
firm. and generally small fractions better than
the opening. The sales of listed stocks aggre-
gated $4,000 shares and unlisted a., goo shares
me following were the closing quotations:
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New York Sept 22--Arrived sohrs Emma J
Meyer Magee. Savannah; Eta RI Lister
Mason, Georgetown
Cleared, schrs Isaac n Keriiu, Steslinau,
Brunswick, Ga; Arvesta. Mott. Charleston
Dehln Sept 19--Sailed bark Stanley [Norl,
Rasmussen. Pensacola.
Oporto, Sept 18--Saaled, bark Glama Portl
Silva, Savannah.
Rotterdam, Sept 2G--Arrived bsrss Christina
Norl Hansen. Savannah; Kings County INorl
Bache, Pensacola.
Demerara, aug l2-Arrived, schr Lizzie May
Hutchinson Jacksonville
Point-a-Pitre Quad, Aug 23--Arrived schr
Dudley Fariin. Dunton Jacksonville.
Boston, Sept 2<-Cieared. schr Calvin
Bager, HATCH Brunswick Ga.
2ist--Sailed, schrs j Coolidge and Willie n
Child.
Baltimore, Sept 22-Arrfved schr May VIII
Jams, Reed Charleston.
Brunswick, Ga, sept 22--Arrived, steamer
Inchawan lBrl. Mcdonald, Hull,
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CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Cha55ahoochee, Dagzet5, View York
&c. q Andersen.
Steamship City 81 Macon, Lewis, Boston--G
@ Anderson.
Bark Brabans IBeig Gserdes, Antwerp
Chr q Dahl 4 Co.
Bark Soil dec Gloria Glerl Abeudroth, Gran
tou--Amsrican Trading Society.
Bark New Light, Pedrick, Baltnore~Jos A
2.slsrfS q On
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Peanuts. small. hand pic ed, ~ ID % e11
P0uLrRY-Marfeb amply supplied; demand
FAIR.
ET,zs--Marxer weak, stock AMPLE.
PEAEuTs-FuIl stock; demand moderate;
prices trrn.
SUC7AR-zearyia and Florida nominal; none IN
MARKET
EoNEy-Denand nominal.
SWIFT PcrAraEs-Markeu nominal; nc stock.
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= Y : IIsIF .l-T7Ts- y Z y 2
FREIGHTS.

LCNsER-C oastEise-Ths Offering tonnage
Is ample for al requirements, and
rates are easier although not
qGOtsbly lower. Rates may be quoted
within the RANGE Of S. Oo27 80 from this port 70
Baltimore, Philad alpha, New York and sound
ports, with g G50c additional if loated at near By
Georgia porte .naber, 50cG1SI % higher shaa
lumber rates To the West Iodies aud Wind
ward nominal; to Rosario, sis 006 70 90; TO Bus-
Los Ayes or MonteEldeo SIS Goals 50; TO Bio
JaneirO, S17 90; TO Spanish ami Mediterranean
ports, 81 %; to United Kingdom for or
ders. nominal for timber. Is los standard,
lumber, Is los Scesm-5o New York, S. 90; 20
Philatelpha s. co. TO Boston, So 90; TO Bsisi-
more. sc 80
NAVAL SroEEs-MariSet is nominal owing TO
tide scarcity Of spot tonnage, for when there
Is good demand Fore gn-Cork, etc, for
orters, small spot vessels, rostn, b 81 and Gs
Sd; to arrive, n Sd and "a 81; spiribs Adj
Ratio. rosi1 81 Sd; GIeaoa, p 3D., SolIsh Amer
lea, rosin, 81 90 per barrel Of go pounds.
Coas5Eis+ -S5ean-To Boston, tic per t001bs
90 r0sIa, 9)c On spirits; To New YORK rosln,
71ac per t001hs, Spirits, 90c; to Philadelphia,
rOsin. 11ae per f00ibs spirits, Soc; BALTIMORE
rosIn. Soc; sDirlBs, zoe CotsGwise quiet.
CoTroN-By S5eam-The marTe5 Is quiet,
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MARITIME MIq0ETI.ANy

Wilmington. n G. Sept 81 Bark Belgium fBr1
from Pensacola for Rio Janeiro. before reported
as hhvi been towsd into Southport. came up
TO the city yesterday. She will discharge for
repairs.
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N,r,r SToEEs-The market for spirits tur-
,enfr4 was dul and barely steady at the de-
frlins There was slow demand aud a light BUSH
ness ang. The total sales reported for the day
vare olly Is casks at sc for regulars At the
poars n Trade on the opening call the
49,. was p1stad steady at &c for
-,,lsrs AZ The second call il closed
|nnist 81 SC for regulars. Rosin-The
Tarks, Is still quiet Ct quotations There was
a far INJURY. With 3 good trade doing. The
total salss for the day were some 800 barrels.
Ar m P0srf Of Trade on the first call the mar
|tat ,ras r-rortsi steady at the following quota
Irons: 4. B. Z D AMI Z, 81 -; F, ST 30; g, 81 40;
N 216i; l. 81 IS; & 81 70; NJ, Il IS: \. s. 30:
TSiox g.sss. s. Is; water white, s. IS At
III LAST call Il closed unchanged
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lTRrRsnAY. sept q. ls90.
ARETvED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Gfardenia T3rl. Rneherfor6, Berry,
IN ballast TO A Minis Sons.
Steamship 6fadiolus TBrl, Wright. Shields, in
ballast TO Minis Sons
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ARRIvErl AT TYHEW TrrEanAY

Bark slsarsarom CNorl, osuldser, New York
in ballast to Hoist 4 Co