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MARKETS By TELEGRAPH.
FINANCIAL


New YoRk. Nov "a. noon.-stocks opsned
quiet but strong Money firm at 6 per cent sc, Ex
change-long, 81 79A14 80; short, u $3.50
S6A. Government bonds negiec0eu. otaCe
bonds dull out steady.
Following were the p. M stock quotations;
Erie. .......... 1875 Richm'd w. Pr
Chicago & North. 1864 Terminal. ... l.
Lake Shore .......106A Western Union 'o1a
Norf & w. pref. 81
500 o. m.-Excnange closed quiet but firm at
81 o0l6ds4 1915. Money easy at sos per cent; +,
closing offered at per cent. Sub Treasury 6a d
ancesoCoin, Sl4i31 900; currency, 81 - ,0oo
Government bonds dull but steady; four per
cents 121l6 four and a half per cents lOl. state
bonds dull but steady
The stock market was active. ana wnle IN
clined TO weakness at first, became decidedly
strong later. and almost everything is ma
ferially higher than Saturday As yet the
monetary situation in Wall street Is not quite
satisfactory, as there is no time money In stSht
and brokers are still very cautious about buy
ing stocks on margins, 10 carry which they must
he dependent upon call loans This phase OF
tha situation gives the bears ENCOURAGEMENT IN
the face of recent developments, and keeps
AGGRESSIVE to a marked degree. Commence IN
ms irnproven emit, however, continues strong.
esneciarly in stocks which have best wtthstood
the late severe depression, such as missouri
Pacific Union Pacific, st. Paul. wheeling ana
lake Erie. and some others. Toe opening was
very ragged, although there were some marked
Gains such as IL per cent. in New Jersey Cen
traI and az in Canada Southern. Pressure 60
sell induced some realizing By. holders on the
advance of the past week, and the selhng nuinoF
was Increased by the announcement OF the
s,enansion of Edward Brandon. an old MEMBER
~ Inc exchange and man Of general popu+
iarity. Bears ma ie strenuous efforts to snow
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Is ooGlS o5: spot Rio firm and quiet: fair
cargoes fe14c: No. : l7l3AI734c. Sugar-raw
quiet but steady; fair refining f5Sc: centrifu-
gals. 90 test. 81 5tsc; refined quiet; C 5 1916
5.l695 9l6c, yellow 4 l5-l69Sc; OF A 10
15ssc, mould A S-16c, standard A I-I6c,
confectioners' A s5sc. cut loaf aud crushed
S44c, powdered 6ssc. granulated SIC, cubes
SAC. Molssses-ForeiSn nominal; New Orleans
quiet; common 70 fancy 346D4oc Petroleum quiet
and steady; crude in barrels, ParSeFs, s. y;
quiet; crude prime sc; yellow prime
33DSic, Potatoes-Prims fairly active Wool
quiet but steady; domestic fleece 81 sac; pulled
2fGSS4c; Texas is125c- Provisions Pork quiet
prime SO 500u 40 Beef quiet aud
steady; family 81 5000 so; plate g OOAs so.
Beef hams. easy and dull at Si2 oOGl2 50.
but 6rm: city extra. India mess SIS 6SSis 90.
Cut meats dull and easy: picked bellies
5ss051sc, picked shoulders SC; hams
7S4@s1sc- Middles duh, easy; short clear IS 20.
city steam s. 81; options. November delv,
cry SIS p; December delivery IS p; January
delivery $; February delivery $;
FreiEhts to Liverpool steady; cotton 81;
grain Sd
CHICAGO. Nov. 24-The financial troubles Of
Eastern cities were again used to depreSs prices
here but were effective for only a very brief
time The recovery was sharp and the wheat
market closed at an advance over Saturdays
close OF 1l2c- The Brandon failure in New York
and some disturbing runners sent prices Off 1c
The recovery was not very rapid until after
May, being sold as low as 993sc had worked
back to 81 00Ssc, but it displayed a buoyancy
after that point had been passed which ali the
wheat piled upon the market by the shorts was
poweress TO resist. May advanced to 81 0sas
and December sold up TO 95Asc. In corn the
opening price of May was 5S24c. ami after
touching $3.50 declined to 5SSsc 1t sold up TO
651sGo6c Oats were fairly active. stronger
and higher; opening at 8014c higher, receded
70 SEC, advanced sc. yielded sc, became
hrmer and closed at a gain over Saturday, last
sales or S443sc. Pork was fairly active and
stronger. Nsar the close prices rallied To out
side figures and closed firm. Lard was active
and stronger, though somewhat irregular
opening about 21&c higher. but a reduction OF
5G7lfc was submitted to, Later prices rallied
2Ss05c, and the market closed quiet at medium
figures. Short ribs were fairly active and com
paratively steady. Prices ruled about 2ls05c
hlgher and closed steady at outside figures
Cash quotations were follows: Flour I'M
changed; spring patents 81 70G15 90; winter pat
entS 81 65Gt4 90; bakers 81 1908 so. Wheat
No. spring 94%9945sc; No. . red 9p6a 949Sc
Corn-No ?, 531Sc. Oats-No. 2, 4ic. Mess pork
SO 90. Lard, per 100 fbs, S. S71fd15 IS. Short
RIO sides IS 400S5 IS. Dry selt shoulders,
boxed, S4S119050O. Short clear sides, boxed,
s. 80 IS 90. Whisky at 81 IA
Leading futures ran ked as follows:
Opening, Highest. Closing
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SAILED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Kansas City, New York.
MEMORANDA.

MEMORANDA
New York. Nov 2 Arrived schr Maggie An
drewS, Blatchford Fernandina; Robt McFar-
land. Montgomery, do.
Cleared schrs Adde NJ Anderson, Bennett,
Mobile; Thos j May, Wolston, st Augustine;
Eleanor. Mccoy, Savannah.
Sailed, steamship Chilean [Brl. Savannah.
Bremen, Nov 21-Arrived, steamship Eden
more [Brl. Watson. Savannah.
Liverpool, Nov 2i-Arrived, steamers Energie
lBrl. Pensacola; Inchgarvie tBrl, Major, Bruins
wick.
Lizard. Nov 2i-Passed, steamship EImfield
[Brl, Bowery, Coosaw, S G, for London.
Sati,la River, Ga, Nov 1S-Arrived, schr Mar
tina Bement, Rulon New York.
Boston, Nov 22-Arrived, schr Minnie Bergen,
Davis Georgetown, s c.
Brunswick, Nov 22-Arrived, schr VIM Y
Green and SON, Clark, Savannah.
Sailed bark Veronica [Norl, Christensen,
Rotterdam.
Charleston, Nov - -sailed, schr Maud Snare,
Fernandna.
Galveston. Nov 22-Cleared. schr Mary b
Judge, Morris, Apalachicola.
Norfolk Va, Nov 22-Arrived, steamships Guy
Colin Brl, Terrill. Charleston for Bremen; Ariel
tBrl Brown, Charleston for Liverpool both
coaled and sailedl
Fernandna, Nov 22-Arrived, schr NJ A
Achorn, Achorn, New York.
Sailed, schrs Marion Manson, Hutchins, New
York; Ida Latham, Raynor. do; Sarah Fuller,
Hart. do; Onoro, Mundy I3rl, Charleston.
Jacksonville, Nov 22-Cleared, steamer Rowe
ma [Brl, Reddie, London, f.; schrs Milford,
Weed. New London; Addie Bryant, Gilkey,
Barbados.
Philadelphia Nov 22-Arrived, scbr Emma ]
Meyer Magee, Darien.
Cleared steamship Harrington [Brl. Hall,
Port Royal, S c.; schr Maine. Shaw. Diillvlle and
Brunswick; Andrew Nebinger, Smith, jackson
vile.
Delaware Breakwater, Nov 21-Passed out
steamship Wivenhoe [Brl, from Philadelphia for
Port ROYAL c.
New York, Nov 24-Arrved, steamships Ser
via. Liverpool; LaBourgogne, Havre.
Arrived out, Ems
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PASSENGERS.

Per steamship Kansas City for New York
w H Smith. Jno Neish, Rev w Kenny. Rev w
Alexander, j D Eastman. F Story and wife, A
Eichmeyer. Or r B Granger, Rev J Adams,
Judge Samuel Lumpkin, B Williams and wife,
5 steerage.
Per steamship Chattahoochee. from New York
Mrs Richards, Jones, Mrs r Berkett,
G Howett and wife, j Rausrs Mrs G Gregory,
Mrs H Agar Mrs Keith. Mrs Humboldt 7rhos
Charles, Mr. Whittier. Mr. Johnson, R Findley D
S Plummer Wilson. w J Trowell and wife, G
j Bayne, Louisa Brown II .teerage.
Pray and wife, Miss Swift. VIM Hunt, Miss
Hunt. Miss Metcaif. Me'calf, Mary Corthel,
Miss Amy Brown, A Stront, Fred Stront, H V
Stront and wife. Lima Stront, Mrs Geo Presby,
e r Barry, wife and child, W Whitaker and
wife, z W Swan and wife. p Mcdonald, j
O'Callahan d Driscoll, r Ryan. wife and three
children, Lillian Ryan, E Butter, g S Thayer,
Dent, N w Cunningham, Mrs Garnett, and
steerage.
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CONSIGSEES.

Per Charleston and Savannah Railway. Nov "a
C Davis & Son. Lewman g. Co, Chestnut & ON.
Lowell g. L, Commercial Guano Co, ID Morrison,
Southern Cotton Oil Co, A Enrich & Bro City
& Sub Ry W Branch, Standard Oil Co. Rich
Bros. NJ J Doyle. Phillips Bros, Morning News.
Savannah Grocery Co, Heidi & s, H RothschiId,
Peacoc Z, II & Co. II Solomon & Son, W a Baggs,
] A Umbach. Munster & H.
Nov 2I--Fordg ONCE, Savannah Grocery Co s
II Opp snheimer, Decker & F, H Solomon Il Son.
Palmer Hardware Co, Lee Roy Myers q Co, Jno
Carter, Peacock, II e. Co. d Y & r Dancy. II
Graves, J Weed & Co, McDonougl & Co, ? b
Springer, G. Davis & Son. meinbard Bros Co,
" Lovell's Sons, Einstein's Sons, w Simkins.
S Cuckenheimer & Son. Southern Cotton OIL Co,
A Enrich & Bro. Lippman Bros. NJ Boey & Son,
r Kirkland NJ Ferst's Sons & Co. Teeple & Co.
M Henderson, NJ Nathan. j r Grady & Son.
Cohen Indden q =, G. w Tie1eman Bro, X j
McEnnery. Savannah G & w Co, + Buchanan, III
Maher S Collins & Co, ] Silva. Hanley j
Il Bryaat Southern Elk Co. W w Gordon Co,
" w Chisholm. Baldwin & Co, II NJ Conner 4 Co.
.Ino FIannery & Co. Heron & 9, S Shotter Co.
] P Williams & Co, Woods, g & Co, Butler ),
NJ Macleen q Co. NJ Y & D Mcintyre, Wimpy &
T. Montague e Co J s Wood e. Bro,T Chandler.
srunbs q T. Warren & A. T. Hunting & Co, @
VI Gadsden, Dale. D & Co. Salss & W, Perkins &
Son.
Per Central Railroad. Nov 24-Dwelle. G & D,
III NJ Conner & 30. w w Gordon & Co, Stubs &
.Jno Flannery q Co VI Maclean & Co. H Traub,
] X Cooper. Butler & s, Hammond, h a %, "
w Mtcnsll e. 10, Baldwin q 20, Warren & A, r
drr-r
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BALTIMORE. Nov. 24.-F1our active and frmer;
Howard street and western superdne So 90
03 90; extra 50 60dD4 80; family $4,000 10;
city mills, rio brands extra, s. 0O95 % Wheat
Southern firm and higher Fultz, 926191c Long
berry, 93097c; No. 2, 9016; western higher;
No. winter red on spot and November, 9i4
@941ac. Corn-Southern, old nominal; new
active and steady; white, new 52056c, old
63O65c; yellow, new 51055c; old 63065c;
western firmer.
CINc1NNArI, Nov. 2l-Tlour quiet; family
demand and higher; No. red 95c; receipts 800
bushels; shipments 900 bush lis. Corn active
and firm; No ?, mixed, 53c. Oats quiet; No. .
mixed 47c. Provisi ons-Pork barely steady
at $40 %. Lard stronger and higher at SIS 500
5 30. Bulk meats firm; short rib sides So 40.
Bacon quiet; short clear 81 so. Hogs in
light supply; common add light 50 90a33 60;
packing and butchers So 60@a 90; Butter
S11L
ST. LOUIS, Nov 24-FIour drmer family
SO 1908 90; choice IS 1908 80; fancy 81 0O0
10; patent 81 1904 IS Wheat closed saD1Hc
December delivery sS4c bid; = January
delivery sO]4c; May delivery 81 CO.'S; July deliv
cry c; August delivery &C. Corn closed
livery SIC; December delivery C; May de-
livery 5s>4c. Oats higher; No. 2 cash 49, asked;
November delivery &C; December delivery
iron a Nation delivery tss a a7G BAsgng at e@
Lard S. 971S Dry salt meats boxed should
ers, 81 9005 90; longs IS 55; ribs S. e; clear
longs and ribs Sc OO86 10; clear S. $50
8 25, Sugar cured hams $40 0o0S12 co. Whisky
steady at 81 IA.
New ORLEANS Nov. 2a-Coffee demand light
steady a 7''S open Kettle, good fair 9ut to
strictly prime 15-l6@lc; good common 3}k@
316c; fully fair 316044c; fair Sls035sc
centrifugal, plantation granulated 11-l6c; of
tod na.a friaTf
5}ec; choice 416c; choice yeowclaritied4 l3 161
426c; prime yellow clarified 494c; off yellow
clarified i-16c; common DC. Molassesi strong;
open KETTLE fancy 44c; choice 81 O42c; strictly
24G,25c; good fair 2O023c; centrifugals
strictly prime 2l022c; good prime l50l6c;
prime 15@16c; good fair 2i122c; common to
good common i5017c; syrup 2302oc.
NAVAL STORES.
New York. Nov. 81, noon.--Spirits turpeut1ne
dull but steady at 40OD16c Rosin dull but
steady at 81 4501 so.
500 p. m-Rosin quiet but firm; strained
common to good 81 sol 50. Turpeutne
dull and steady at 4O0404c.
W1LMINaroN, Nov. "a = sDIrits turpentiue
steady at 3615c Resin firm; strained 81 10; good
strained 81 is. Tar firm at 81 IS. Crude tur-
psntine, firm; hard 81 20; yellow dip, ST. 90;
OaARLssroN. Nov 24.-spirts turpentlne firm
at S61Sc. Rosin quiet; good strained 81 %.
RICE.
New YORK. Nov. 81 --Rics quiet and
steady; domestic fair TO extra 6jsD61c; Japan
53z05c.
NV ORLzAvs. Nov. 24-Rice quiet; ordinary
to prime 41s054c.
PETROLEUM
New YoaK Nov "a. = Petroleum market
very dull after few sales in the morning the
market being deserted The market opened at
steady prices but dropped slightly No further
movement occurred and the market closed dull.
Pennsylvania OIL on spot opened at zoe; high
es5 79c; lowest, zoe; sing at zoe. December
options opened at $3.50; highest, 69I4c; lowest,
691bc; closing at 69I1c Lima lGc
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PECEIpTS

Per Charleston and Savannah Railway, Nov
24-466 bales cotton. bbls spirits turpenJIna. 40
ools rosn. cars phos rock, 8 cars cotton seed,
car stoneware, car wood 2 bbls oil. bills wine.
case cheroots, hf bbls wine, Dbl bacon, / S
machine, bbls hams boxes breasts, 2 cases
pants, 102 stepladders. IS pkgs tobacco, 40 nests
trunks 90 caddes tobacco bdls collars bdl
harness, box marble, . cases cigars. box p b
dressing, cork chain / lot mchy.
Per Savannah, Florida and Western Railway.
Nov 24-3.lI9 bales cotton. 2l70 bbs rosIn, 800
bbls spirits turpentine, l35 pkgs mdse, O8 bbls
fruit 1865 boxes fruit, l24 boxes vegetables 81
pkgs furniture, l2 bbls syrup, q bbls vegetables
% bales paper stock 236 sacks rice, car brick,
l07 hf bbls fish, 3 cars lumber, 2 cars pig iron 5
cars wood. cars coal.
Per Central Railroad, Nov 24-3,7s5 bales cot
ton, $50 bbls rosin. 159 bbs spirits turpentine.
"a bales domestics 10 bales hides. 3 rolls paper,
IS pigs tobacco $500 lbs lard, 1910 lbs bacon,
q bb!s apples, bbls WHISKY. 9 hf bols whisky
pkgs vegetables, 2 bbls syrup 26 cars lumber, 8
cars wood, car cotton seed. SO pkgs furniture.
1,l27 pkgs mdse, 300 bhls grits, AZ cases eggs z
cars coal. 242 pkgs hardware, IT'S sacks bran
car beer, l car poultry.
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New York Market Review.
Reported By G. s. Palmer, 16s Reade ST., N,


fIGUOT Ct. }. 7 LtTtbTt IVO IEDNE4It 4FEW
YORK
NEW YORK. Nov. 22-With very moderate ar
rivals for the time of the year (aggregating for
the week 1874 boxes and buyers on the
market seeking their supplies for Thanksgiving,
the market rule; firm, and late arrivals OF
oranges have found ready buyers, and at very
favorable prices, fruit Of desirable color and
size selling at SO 50n4 90; mixed counts and
straight lines SO 0003 so; Russell, or coarse
fruit, So 5002 IS; Ia lserine So OoO3 50 per half
box Lemons 81 OO03 50 per box. Grape fruit
So 5olD4 50 per barrei. Vegetables-Ihe market
rules active also, on the following Florida vege-
tables and of fire quality. but tn. bulk Of the ar
rivals are inferior. and much Of the egg plant in
bad order:String beans range from51 00Q2 so per
crate; cucumbers 81 5043 50; egg plant, S. 500,
400 per barrel crate; choice tomatoes and green
peas will find really sale at remuneratiye prices.
Our market is now well supplied witt choice
Maine rose potatoes. suitable for seed, selling at
So 90 per barrel in shipping order.
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EXPORTS.

Per steamship Kansas City. for New York
2,535 bales upland cotton. 365 bales domestics
and yarns, 155 bales sea island cotton. 10 bbls
rosin, 104 bols spirits turpentine, bales hides
20 bbls oranges l61 crates Vegetables, 269 bbls
ochre. s,7l7 crates oranges. 26 bbls vegetables.
Per steamship Oil da [Port]. for Oporto-
pounds; $50 bbs rosin, Weighing 12l.Ol0 pounds
Strauss q Co.
Steamship New Guinea. for Brsmen-7,013
bales upland cotton, Weighing 3,502,879 pounds
Per bark Elizabeth Ahrens [Gerl, for Cadiz-
So bbls rosin, Weighing 24,570 pounds; 249320
feet p p lumber-J Cuyas.
Per schr Charmer, for Perth Amboy -295 272
feet p p lumber-McDonough & Co.
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THE MORNING NEWS: TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 25. 1890

that Il was bull failure and the sales of his
socuLlIies "nlcn he lad bsen carrying gave the
market setback. These securities uere al in
active and low-prced sto ks which have been
hard TO borrow upon lately and Thus hara 20
carry, and Nickel Plate and Oregon Inprova.
ment, winch have been dull and DIR loping com
poseu Tue ouik OF the securities sold out for this
account under the rule. Mckee p ate first ure-
TERED sold down from s. to So and second pre-
lerred from x TO 2lba. and Oregon Improve
nent IRON l2ee 70 i014, while other stocks sold
l l1tellaIly unoer the market The bears again
concentrated thelr forces upon Rock Island
ami forced that of from 67ls to 64ls the resi- az
the list yielding from 14GtLS Der cent q noes
sehs' however. again brought into market 90 ID
buying and for the remainder of the dav there
were extensive purchases by those in whom the
teelng prevails that impending advances in
rates Ia the west will lead to large Investment
ouylng OF many securities Buving was also by
some OF the strongest parties IN the street
Bears soon withdrew their forces in the face of
the element opposed to them and the course
OF prices for the remainder of the day was
steadily upward and gains from lower T,rices
were from los per cent, St Paul and RocE
lSiano leading the way. Changers were most
prominent in the rise. but the whole list fol.
lowed, aud while Rock Island again ran of
over per cent. Just before the close top figures
were very we'll maintained. Leading stocks are
stun IN urgent demand in the loan crowd Bur.
nnSton lending at premium of 1-16 Illinois
central and New York Central 1-S2. and uAses
otnerS nat. Money at no time was above pep
cent, ruling extremely easy throughout the
day The close was active and strong at about
best prices. Trusts were very quiet, but the
decision against the trustees on a motion to
Vacate tae injunction rendered Sugar quite
weak, and 1t shows loss for the day of II per
cent. The list. however, is most invariably
higher, and Atchison is up 3ss ST. Paul 23t
Southern Pacific and Burlington each 2l6
Missouri Pacific ~, Union Pacific 2 Louisville
lA, Northwestern and Northern Pacific pre-
ferred each l34, Reading Is. North American
per cent, and othars sor fractional amounts
The sales of listed stocks were 10000; unlisted
"a. 200 shares.
The following were the Closing nr,otations Of
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Notices to mariners. pilot charts and all nauti-
collaboration will be furnished masters of yes
sells free OF charge at the United States Hydro
graphic office in the Custom House. Captains
are requested to call at the office.
LIEUT. II SHERMAN,
IN charge HydroSra phic Station.
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coal TO Propeller Tow Boat Co; vessel to Dale.
Dixon 6 Co.
Schr Annie Bliss, Hickman, Baltimore. with
general merchandise TO order; vessel 70 Dale,
Dixon & Co.
Schr Jno r Penrose. Smith, Philadelphia. with
coal to n Thomas; vessel TO Master.
Schr y Williams Jr. Gardiner. New York,
with railroad iron to C R r Agt; vessel to Mas
ter.
Schr Jno @ Schmidt. Norbury, Baltimore. with
gusno to S, & W Ry Co; vessel to Jos A Roo
erts & Co.
Steamer Bellevue. Baldwin, Beaufort, Port
Royal ami Bluffton-w T Gibson, ACT.
Steamer Aloha, Strobhar, Beaufort. Port
Royal aud Bl1ffton-J G. Medlock. Agt.
Steamer Katie, Bevill. Augusta and way land
ings-J 6 Medlock. Agt.
ARRIVED AT QUARANTINE YESTERDAY.
Bark Caterina Cacace IItall, Cacace, to load
for Orders-Chr g Dahl & Co.
Bark Finland [Rusl, Al .nder, TO load for Cork
for orders-Strachan & Co.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Kansas City. Fisher. New York-C
q Anderson.
Steamship New Guinea [Brl. Mccartney,
Decentralization & Barnard.
Steamship ohnds lPortl, Marrieros, Oporto-
Strauss 4 Co.
Bark Elzabeth Ahrens LGerl. Aim. Cadiz-
Chr g Dahl & Co.
schr GARNER. Daboil, Perth Amboy-Jos A
Schr Matte Eaton, Carnage. Satilla River.
in ballast TO load for New York-Jos A Roberts
& Co.
Schr Napoleon Boughtou. stiles Coosaw, SC.
in ballast, TO load for Baltimore-Jos Roberts
& Co.
DEPARTED YESTERDAY.
Steamer Ethel. Carroll. Cohen's Bluff and
way lsndingS--W T Gibson. Manager.
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SPOKEN-
[OrICE no MARINERS

of Sapelo yesterday, schr Stephen G Hart,
Loud, bould south
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Dress Goods Lower than Ever

AT &c A YARD
Case Fine Twilled Cashmeres. worth Sc.
AT CSC A YARD
one lot SS,inch Colored Henriettas. in all OF the
New Colorings, worth 4oc.
AT soc A YARD
One Lot 4Oinch All Wool Plain and Plaid
TrlcotS, reduced from soc.
AT CSC A YARD
One Lot 5O-inch Imported Broadcloths. thor.
oughly SponRed. in all the New Shades sold
everywhere for 81 70.
AT 75c A YARD
Fine Black Wool Dress Goods, worth 81 90.
AT 81 % A YARD
Priestley's Black Silk WARP Henrietta. worth
81 6S.
AT DC A YARD
200 Pieces New Style Dress Ginghams, worth
double.
AT size A YARD
Yard Wide, Genuine Lonsdae Shifting, worth
elsewhere loo.
AT f5c A YARD
Double Width Sheeting, Bleached and I'm.
bleached, worth &c
AT So 90 A DOZEN
2ix4s Extra Heavy Damssk Fancy Borders,
worth s. d. sI'
AT sc A YARD
One Lot Bleached Barnsley Table Damasks,
worth 81 co.
AT CSC A SUIT
Boys Cashmere Suits, size TO IA years re.
duced from 81 so.
AT Sc so A SUIT
Boys Cashmere Suits, Knee Pants, 4 to Il
years, reduced from SO rs.