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Christmas Novelties.

The devoted wife, the thoughtful MOTHER
the loving daughter, the blushlng sweet
heart. the dear old aunts, in fact, all fsmale
members of the family, are commencing "
break their heads in thinking what 10 glso
their male members and friends Tor onI IH",
mas. Well, there is no occasion W ioso
sleepless nights on that account, W. W.
Appel & SchGul, the Superior one Ilio0
Clothiers, Hatters and Mems FurnsuSSiiiTi, EN-,
have Just what you want. Elegant o,,d d
and Satin Suspenders, ia all SOHO ANY aTa
fancy colors, plain and embroidered NJ NJ
wear in four in hand Tecks, fla "S.
p ifs, Winsors. in all the e la.ssO
holiday shades, Full Dress onl.oS'
Neckwear, Gloves, HaudkerchlefS,t r eVt.'
Umbrellas, Walking Sticks, Fancy Ves 80,
Afternoon Hats-in fact. ladie', ail a .to
latest novelties generally carried IN o ll na,
class Clothing and Mems Furnishing 49, 80,
store, which are too numerous to men'iSn'
aud must be seen to be appreciated. a.
other thing, ladies; these goods are al oeln5
sold at our usual popular prices. we o.
more than pleased to have our cour sGI.
and polite clerks to show you goods wn I,.,
you purchase or not So do not feel deiiG no9,
and call and see us. No trouble 70 STU"
goods. APPEL q oCHAOL An
-A1 163 Congress street.
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FLORIDA.


A union of the blue and gray will be held
at Ocala on Jan. 10.
j. II. Vidal will shortly erect a moss
factory at Gui lesville.
DR.. w. +. Humphreys has letter writ
ten by Daniel Webster
Considerable frost appeared at Leesburg
"Wednesday morning, but did little damage
beyond nipping few very juvenile aud
delicate vegetables
Z. G. Stewart of Barlow, while hunting
Pho hate the other day, unearthed the
lumbar vertebrae of an animal 1t measured
eleven inches in diameter.
Mrs. Francis w. Letter, state superin-
tendent of the educational department of
the Ohio Woman's Christian Temperance
Union, is at st. Augustine.
A heavy frost fell at Tavares Tuesday
night. But little damage was done, except
to beans on the low lands. Tomatoes and
other vegetables on the high lands suffered
but little
Col. w. III. LaRue of the Homeland Land.
Mining and Improvement Company has
just returned 10 Barlow from Cincinnati.
o., where be organized joint stock com.
pany for the purpose of mining phosphate
on the river near Homeland.
Leesburg Leesburger: III Leesburg wants
water works and Is willing to pay tax Of
fifteen mills total, We believe that she can
get them. This year the total levy Is four
teen mills, ore mill less than last year, and
tie town will be out OF debt by the middle
Of the coming April.
The 81 Augustine Guards are in their
new home, and right comfortable Que il
ig too. The arDory aud rooms are located
~ the third story Of the new city building.
corner II 81. George aud Hypalita streets and
are tittod up m such manner as 20 make
them all that this company could desire.
plckpocks;s invaded the alliance oxcur-
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Dolls, Half Price. at silza,s.

large stock Of dressed and undressed
Bisque Jointed Dolls, Bisque Kid Body Dolls,
Washable and Wax Dolls, which must, and
will be sold, if price is any inducement.
Early buyers win save money and get the
choice.
My sale at reduced prices to close out
retail ST. ok still continues.
Silver plated ware very low. Rich Cut
Glassware ditto. Dinner Sets, Chamber
Gets, lea Sets. moving lively. A good line
Of Pianos, Parlor and Hall Lamps, Table
Cutlery, Brass Co.'s, Bisque Figures, Art
Pottery, and everyday furnishings. A
large lot Of Toy Tea Sets. Call early and
OFTEN. JAS. S. SILVA,
I'D 40 Broughton Street.
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FreI2hts TO Liverpool quiet and stea1y; cot
ton vi: grain iszd-
CHICAGO. Dee f2-There was considerable
strength IN the wheat market during the greater
part OF the session but il eaSei of considera
and closed with a gain Of only kc on Fridays
closing prices. The tussle was local in caarl--
ter, with the crowd falling on 70 the actions OF
one or two heavy Opera5ors. The demand for
cash wheat continues excellent Corn was
easier TO begin with aud weak ia the end. clos
ing at decline Of sc since Friday Oats were
weak and unsettled. The openilg "a Is were
sI4c decline, reccded 14c, rallied TO opening
figures, declined Nc ent closed quiet at about
inside figures. Mess pork was dull Prices de
clined 221F12jc and the market CLOSED easy a
about inside figures. In lard only a moderate
business was transacted The eiTly sales were
made at about yesterdays closing figures. but
during the latter part of the session the feeling
was easier and prices receded 5d7c. In short
ribs trading was fairly active and Vrices ruled
fl41l0c lower and the market closed easy at the
REDUCTION
Cash quotations were as follows: Flour IN
Changed; spring patents 81 GOdt5 90: winter nat
ents 81 1905 90; bakers 81 758401. Wheat
No spring 9i&c: No. red 90 G9E<c.
Corn-No. ?, Sic Oats-So. 2, 42hGsis1c
Mess pork 81 371S Lard. per 100 rs s. Is.
Short rio sides 81 9094 95. Dry SILT shoulders.
boxed, 81 50ds4 90 Short clear sides, boxed
s. 301s5 IS. Whisky 81 81 Il.
Lea ling futures ra1-ed as follows:
NlnanfnaF INA 11---
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MEMORANDA.

New York. Dec 1l-Arrived, schrs Lois V
Chaples, Ross, Jacksonville is bound to New
London.
Cleared, bark Autocrat [NorJ, Albrethsen.
Brunswick Ga; schr Daisey Parkhurst, Hoop
err Brunswick.
Sailed, steamship Jas Turpie [Brl, Beaufort,
sc.
Bremen, Dec 10-Arrved, steamship Guy
Colin TBrl, Torril, Charleston.
Barcelona, Dec S-Sailed, bark Altai RUS,
Linblad. Pensacola.
9th-Arrived, bark Haoana [Spl, Charleston.
Girgenti, Dec 4-Sailed bark VIttoria Itall
Charleston,
Queenstown, Dec 11-Arrived, ship Drummer
[Norl. Rund, Pensacola.
Teneriffe, Nov 30-Sailed. steamship Aberfeldy
IBrl. Gerry, Charleston.
Tarifa, Nov 3)-Passed. bark Emanuele [Itall.
Starita, Girgenti for Charleston; Iota lItall ,
Marzela. do.
Barbados, Nov 27-sailed. ship Golden Rule
[Brl, Lane. from Pensacola for Buenos Ayres
Ponce, r, Nov 27-Arrlved, brig Mary t
Klmoal Eddy. Savannah.
Boston, Dec 1i--Arriyed, brig IL % liussey,
Hodgdon. Charleston; sc1rs Nahum Cnapin.
Arey. Brunswick. Ca; Chas II Wolston. Hinck-
ley, Port Royal, 5 g; Fannie z Woiston, MARI.
do.
Baltimore. Dec iI--Shiled. schrs II s LAMAR.
Jacksonville; Lille u Scnmljt, savannah; Chas
Il Young. Charleston.
brunswick. Dec ii-saileds BARK Midas brls
IiaYOrsen, Rotterdam
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Dar.en, Dec IO-Arrived, schr Helen Martin.
Fountain. New York.
CleareI, schr Horace P shsres, Mount. New
London.
lIth-Clesred, bark Japan IRasl, Goerka.
Sharpness
Jacksonville, Dec I1-Ceared. schrs Andrew
Nebinger. Smith Philadelphla: steamer Brig
ham. Combs, New York.
Mobile, Dec ll-Arrived. bark Abyssinian
NOR. Eveasen, Pensacola
Cleared. bark Ane-oid [Brl. Lee Rio Janeiro.
Sailed. steamer JesSu re 3rl. Liverpool
Pensacola, Dec 11-Arriv=d, barks Antionette
lSwl. OberZ. Barbados; Nevada lBrl, Craigen,
Pc nambuco
Cleared bark China [Norl. Erikse1, Leith
Port Royal. 5 c. Dec 1i-Cieared, sc1r Blanche
Hopkins. BlackingtOn. Baltimore
Philadelphia. Dec II-Cleared. steamship Low
lands lBrl. Backlin, Savannah; schr Kate V
Aiken, Brown, do; Chas A COulOmbe, Mcgee,
do.
Delaware Brsa1water, Dec 1f-Passed up, schr
Fannie KINNEY. Wolfe, from Fernandina-
Passed out, steamships Guilford lBrl, from
Philadelphia for Savannah; Louise II lBrl. do
for Fernan lima
New York, Dec 13-Arrived, steamships City
OF Berlin Liverpool; MoTavia, Hamburg.
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RECEIPTS.

Per Charleston and Savannah Railway, Dec 10
a bales cotton. 3 bulls spirits turpsntine, 20
bales buraps, 81 bbis rosin. z cars lumber, 8
cars wood, : oils hides, j sacks rice, organ, 2
cases shoes, case p goods, 10 boxes la nterns,
35 cases torpedos, case C flannel. Dbl drugs s
cases cologne, l box harness, cases cigars, 2
bbls meat, box meat bbl ware.
Per Savannah, Florida and Western Railway
Dec l5-1,1l4 bales cotton. 2.503 bbls rosIn. 3i2
bbls spirits turpentine. !63 pkgs mdse. 10 bales
hideS lApkgs furniture. rs boxes powder, %
bols syrup, 80 bbls whisky, "a sacks rice, 223
sacks meal, / car b goods 81 cars lumber, 81
b5ls fruit cars rock, cars wood. ~ bbls 2
ware. 9.5T boxes fruit, 1872 boxes vegetables, 10
IS bbls sugar
Per Central Railroad, Dec 1875 pkgs paper,
bales domesticS bale n des, / roll leather, Is
cords wood, 22.5OO lbs bacon, 100 plzgs furniture
307 bbls grits. bales plads. ~ cars cotton seed
30 pSSs hardware 81 empty bbIs, Dbl apples
100 pigs mdse, car beer 3 cars stock.
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GEORGIA POLITICS.

J. NJ. Woodland announces himself 9
candidate for clerk of the superior court of
Dodge.
Hon. J. A. Stewart has been sworn in as
mayor Of Griffin for the second term of two
years.
The newly elected officers of BOLTON are:
John Black mayor, S. P. Maddox, j. c..
Riley, w. H. luden, John Townley, w. K.
Davis, and Joseph boyle, aldermen.
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SuNpAY. Dec IA, 1soO.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamship D H Miller, Billups, Baltimore-W
e Guerard. 1t
Schr Luce Wleatley, Fisher Philadelphia
with railroad iron t. c r r Agt; vessel TO Jos
A Roberts & Co.
Scar j W Gaskiil, Douglass. Philadelphia, with
coal to J Murphy; vessel to JOS A Roberts 6
Co.
Schr Edward w Schmidt, Cranmer. Philaie-
phia, with hay and railroad iron to order; vessel
to Master.
Schr Edward Avery, Hawley. New Haven,
with guano to c r K Agt; vessel 60 Master.
Schr Grace Bradley, Smith, New York, with
merchandise to order; vessel to Master.
Steamer Ethel, Carroll. Coaen's Bluff and way
landlngs-W I Gibson. Manager
Steamer Alpha, Strobhar, Beaufort, Port
Royal and Bluffton-J Medlock, Agt.
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This to certify that have been afnic1e1 W.,
Scrofua, or Blood Poison, for huiiio0 4,,s
years The best physicians OF MooIS an" also
took large quantity of -. but found I no 10
lief in anything that took. My nmos INV.
mass Of ulcers and when was sent 70 Ass 20 Q.
Gician in Mobile my entire body was vas 81 us . last
resort tried p. ? p tPrickiy Ash fosg hotrlss
and Potas ,iumj. aud after using ion ll,,"arsd.
(sInall size) the sores have entirely esap nan AZ
i've present time, and people that kno" iN'
think Il a wonderful cure itespeetiunsf fop,.
-AdU ELi-A
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EXPORTS.

,433 bales upland cotton - bales domestics and
yarns, 2l0 bbls cotton seed OIL 513 Obis rosln ~
bbs oranges, 10000 feet lumber, 3S9 pkgs mdse,
4.l4 boxes oranges, $40 crates vegetables, 800
tons pig iron
Per steamship City of Savannah. for Boston
022 bales upland cotton, % bags sea island cot
ton, SO bales wool. 70 bbs spirits turpentine, 81
bols rosin, Is feet lumber 81 bales hides. s. ITO
boxes oranges, go tons pig iron, III pkgs mdse.
Per steamship Euphrates CBrl, for Bremen
o,lS6 bales upland cotton, weighing 2,5S9531
pounds
4,032 bales upland cotton, weighing 1854 795
pounds
Per steamship Restitution lBrJ. for Bremen
g bales upland cotton, weighing $500 pounds
(additonan.
Per bark Somand [Norl, for Liverpool-2750
bos spirits turpentine measuring 4i,6621a gall
Ions; 1890 bOls rosin. weighing S9S, 100 pounds
Jas Earle jr, and P Shooter Co.
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CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Steamship City of Savannah. Googirs. Boston
&C G Anderson.
Steamship Tallahassee. Askins New York-C
G Anderson.
Steamship Euphrates [Brl, Edwards, Bremen
Wilder & Co.
Steamship Carbis Bay [Brl, Tregarthen, Genoa
-Richardson & Barnard.
Bark Somand [Norl, Gram, Liverpool-Chr G
Dahl & Co
Schr Bertha D Nickerson, Tatner, Baracoa. in
ballast-Master.
Schr John G Schmidt, Norbury, Baltimore
Jos A Roberts & Co.
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PASSENGERS

Per steamship City OF Savannah for Boston
g Stetson, IL A HarTick.
Per steamship Tallahassee, for New York
j l. Phillips wife and Unfit. Miss L Phillips NJ
G Ferst and wife, Hart, L Stern, E H Dryer,
r P Getty, Mrs S z Getty, A r Nickerson, W B
Skirving l. W Lnkman. j b kirkland, D Fieg-
enheimer w Purdy, 6 Dreyfus, L d Parker,
DR. Riddell G Hart
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MARKETS BY TaLsGaAPH.
FINANCIAL.


NEW YoaK. Dec. 10. noon.-Stocks opened
quiet but hrm. Money easy at per cent Ex-
change-loug, 81 -; short, 81 So. Government
bonds neglected. State bonds dull but steady.
Following we're the p. n. STOCK quotations:
Erie. .............. 1874 Richm'd & w. PIT.
CHICAGO x Nortd. 1854 Terminal....... 16
Lake Shore. .l054 Western Union. 1914
MORT. x W. prot. 534
500 p. m. Exchange closed quiet but steady
at ~ 73l3lBi n Money easy all loans at 3
per cent Sug-Treasury balances-Coin, 8 - p
ol7,OoO; currency, S37Js.0J0. Government bonds
closei dull NJ steady; four per cents IL;
four and half per cents loI State bonds
neglected.
fhe STOCK market to-day was irregular, but
while the fluctuations were wide for Two hours
OF trading, t1e net result of the movement is to
leave everything only !ractlonally changed
from last nizht's prices, and those changes
generally lower. The sales of listed stocks
reached ~, 1919 shares and unlste 3, SO shares.
~. Paul VITA l6.S01 shares. being the only
sto * that reached i've figures.
Tae following we're the closing quotations OF
the Stock Exchange:
Ala. class A, et03. 1854 NOPa'hcist mort 1884,
Ala, class y. ~. .i05 - Y. Central .... "
Georgia n, m ft Norf. a. w. pref . $50
AL - IA
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NOTICE TO NARINERS

Notices to mariners. pilot charts and all nauti-
collaboration will be furnished masters Of ves-
seis free o. charge at the Unitsd States Hydro
graphic Office in the Custom House. Captains
are requested 10 call az the Office.
LIEUT. + II SHERMAN,
N charge HydrograDhic Station.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC-rHlS DAY.
SUE RISES ........-.. ....................7:0 5
SuS SErS -. Observation-Disclosures DIS 8
HIGH WATER AT SAVANNAH. q. .S:57 x, $50 II
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

London, Dec 11-Berk Habana ISpl, which ar
rived at Barcelona Dec 9 from Charleston, was
Ia charge of the mate OF BARK Afndt [Norl, her
master, Capt Abril, aud her mate having died
OF Hayti.
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ARRIVED AT TYBEE YESTERDAY

Bark Hans [Gerl, Brane Hamburg via Fal.
mouth, with KANT to Wilcox & Gibbs; vessel to
Master.
Bark Mercurius [Nor], Isaacksen, Buenos Ay-
res, in ballast-Master.
Brig John Wesley VanGilder, New York, with
merchandise to order; vessel to Jos A Roberts
& Co.
Schr Addie B Bacon, Bacon, Philadelphia, with
merchandise TO order; vessel to Master.
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SPOKEN.

Bark Juanpore [Brl, McGregor, from Pensa-
cola for Cape Town. Nos %, lat y, lon g W
Schr Cora Dunn, Harrington, from Pensacola
Tor Boston, Dec 10, OE CAGES Of Delaware.
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''IF YOU can't all RI fancy penWip-r,sa ~ No
your pens into raw potato, says f.ls .,toes
Is evidently uniformed on the price OK pV'1'~-
this winter. --FiffsbHfg Chronicle
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nv VIZ N4VtI-9 10 ny A'V IOI slIIIIVo III
pentine was quiet and fairly steady at [ Q de
cline. The sales for the day were only 100 casks
at 3f4c for regulars. At the Board or Trade on
the opening call the marke; was bulletinsd
quiet at 35c asked for regulars
a. the a ss5ond for call na,.rs R closed
Tie market was very quiet at quota
tions. There a very light demand. with
free offerings The sales during the day were
about 79j barrels. At the Board Of Trade on the
first call the market was reported nominal for
II aud above. and trn for the lower grades,
with sales of 205 barrels at the following quota
tions: A, B, G, D aud E 81 20; +, 81 211R;
5? so; n, s. 50; window glass. 81 90: water
white, 81 3D. At the last call 1t closed uu-
changed
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Oak, Pine and Li1htwooi

FOR sale by n. B. Cassells, corner OWN
nett stree. and s., +. e. w. Ry. Telephone
a. -Adr.
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SAILED YESTERDAY.

Steamship City of Savannah. Boston.
Steamship Tallahassee, New York.
Steamship Chilean [Brl, Amsterdam. mo
previously.
Steamship Orsino [Br] Bremen.
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Christmas Cards just recelyod-M. T.
Taylor, l35 York streel.--Ad.
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Ut IT > 7 a -rL Is ID.IDWs-
Opening. Highest Closing.

= ITIicL, EIeaIV: fTOW-
ard street and western supsrflne 50 0064 90;
extra SO G0G4 40; family 81 5O05 90; city
mills, Rio brands extra, S. 0105 -. Wheat
southern firm; Fultz, 93c0Sl o.; Longberry,
SicDSl Of; western firmer; No. winter red,
on spot and December 97c. Corn-Southern
quiet and easier; white. new, 55I5Sc; yellow,
new 5215Sc; western firm.
g ClNcISSATI, De-. l3--Flour in fair demand;
family 80 50dD3 90; fancy 81 25@4 30 Wheat
EFm; No. = red s9c0Sl %. Corn easier;
10 2 2 mi mixed. So. oats flrm; No. mixed
Lard at S. e0G35 20. Bulk meats easy;
short rib sides IS OG6o5 l2I6 Bacon nominal;
short clear S. 80. Hogs, common add light
% iSsg5 60; packing and butchers So 6o0S 50.
ST. LOUIS, Dec. l3.-FIour steady unchanged.
Wheat lower aud weak: NJ. . red casa, 951S o
;g614c; Dece n6er delivery 9jc bid; January de-
livery 951Se bill; May delivery 9914 a g2}sc; July
delivery oo14&Ss9sc. Corn-No. ,, cGsT 50l4c;
December delivery 4016c asked; JANUARY
delivery c; May delivery 50ssc July delivery
I5tSc. Oats weak; No. 2, cash, 1870; December
delivery liver, &C; May delivery 435sc Did. Banging
at 5407S4c; iron cotton ties 8 S5Gt 40. Corn
meal steady. Provisions dull = Pork, new
mess $40 2og1O 80, Lard. prime steam
at - -. Dry salt meats boxed shoulders,
. 80; longs IS 80. RIBS, s. 90; short clear
$ % Bacon, boxed shoulders, S. 90; longs
s. 20; ribs. So IS; short clear IS 901k5 IS.
Sugar cured hams, $40 OO@S12 %. Whisky at
New ORLEANS. Dec. ls-Cofee dull; Rio
car GOES. ordinary to fair 1sIs Gi9Ac. Sugar
1ulCt LFils J4Oulsldul open EtLIe,
strictly prime TO choice 13-l6614c; prime
313c; centrifugal plantation granulated
ll-lSdS51sc; choice white 51S6s 524c choice
yellow clarified 43l04 13-16c; prime yellow
clarified SIC MolaSses, quiet: open Kettle,
chocs sic; strictly prime % Gt50c; good prime
q gO@9c; prime 23l125c; good common to good
fair 2002ic; centrifugal duh, strictly prime
170lsc; good prime 150l6c; prime l2318c;
syrup AZ a0G25c.
NAVAL STORES.
Nsw YoRg Dec 10 noon.-Spirlts turpentlns
dull and easy at 3S33SI4c. Rosin dull but
steady ct 81 1901 80.
SOD p. m-Rosin dull but steady; strained,
common to good 81 453t 30 Turpentine
dull and weak at $50 SS1h.
CHARLESTON. Dec. I3.-Spirits turpentiue dun
at Sac. Rosin quiet: good strained 81 y.
WILMINGTON. Dec. IS - SDirits turpentine
dull at Csc. Rosin firm; strained 81 10; good
strained 81 Is. Tar firm at 81 80. Crude tur-
psntiue firm; hard 81 20; yellow dip 81 91
virgin 81 30
New Yoax. Dec 13.-Rice quiet bit steady.
Nav OILTASs. Dec. 13.-kice steady; ordinar
to prime 41s9,49.c.
PETROLEUM
New YoaK. Dec. -. Petroleum market
opened steady, yielded small fraction, then
recovered and closed dull. Transactions were
very small Pennsylvania oil, on spot. ope led
at 64lkc: highest, 68l6c; lowest, Gle; cl sing
at G4l5c; January options opened at 642Sc;
highes5 Coo; lowest, 64Ac; closing at Csc
Lima oil. no sales.
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Ala. class A, eto5.fO3I6
Ala, class -. Is ..l05
Georgia n. mort
H.Oar0llna c )nsjAt20
NC1r0lna cJnsiA ejla
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COMMERCIAL.
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SAVANNAH MARKETS.
OrFIcr MoaEINs NEws.

OFFICE MORNING NEWS.
SAVANNAH, Ga, Dec Is. lcS0
CoTToS-The market was quiet and easy.
There was a good. steady demand, but buyers
were bidding less than quotations. and the ou.k
OF the sales were az concessions both in grades
snd value. There was however. good day s
business elected. The total sales we're
33IO bales. On Change at the opening call,
a: 10 a. N, the market ives reported quiet
aud unc anged with sales Of !. go bales. At the
second call, at l p. IN, it was quiet. the
SALES being LIZA bales. At the third and last call
at p. m, it closed quiet and unchanged, with
further sales of 4S6 bales. The following are
the official closing spot quotations Of the Cot
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Sweet potatoes, p bushel, white. 40 40 SO
POULTRY - Market well supplied; demand
light.
EeGs-Market very firm; stock light: demand
good.
PEANUrs-Ample stock; demand light; prices
weak.
SUaAR-Georgia and Florida nominal; none in
market.
HoNEY-Demand nominal.
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GEORGIA AND FLORIDA.
THE NEWS OF THE TWO STATES
TOLD IN PARAGRAPHS.

A Charley Ross Case at Atlanta-A
Man Horribly Gashed with Knife
in Wilkes County-A Maconite to
Present the City Hospital Associa-
ton with Building.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-05-09
West Point cadets 20 Years Ago.

To the Editor of the Press:
In my sketch of the life of Col. Clapp, an
aged citizen, published in the PRESS April
18th mentioned that he and six other Port
land boys were cadets at Partridge's military
academy at Norwich, VT / also alluded to
an excursion to Boston of the West Point
Cadets in 1921, as the first pleasure excursion
of military organization in the Middle or
New England States.
In the Boston Transcript of the Sd inst, |
find good account of the Cadets visit by
one who recollects it. He does not howev-
er. mention that the ladies of Boston pre-
sented standard to the battalion on their
leaving for their post l think this Trans
cript account is Of sufficient interest to mill
tary organizations and bands to claim a re-
print in the PRESS
The calling up of this young soldiery and
its captains after life reminds me of the ad-
vent OF an elder branch of the military, who
visited our good old town in August, 1921
having marched from Albany, N. Y, where
they had been taken by steamboat from
West Point.
The National Cadets, as they were called
arrived in Boston and pitched their tents
with great celebrity on the Common, where
the day before Lieutenants Prescott and
Wheelock, Boston boys, of the Typographical
engineers of the corps, had marked out their
bounds.
The battalion brought with them band of
unexcelled excellence, and their evening
concerts were listened to with delight by the
| elite of the town.
| Particularly excellent were the strains
| and variati )ns Of Willis on the Kent bugle, a
| horn OF copper, keyed and fingered with
| wonderful rapidity and softness of tone, and
| of the piccol0 or octave flute. A favOrite
| piece was called "1he Nightingale" in which
| the piccOlo player mounted amongst the foil
| age of the great tree, then In its glory, gave
| forth the warblngs of that woodland song
| ster, In response to Willis with his bugle
never shall forget it If / live to be centena-
rian.
The young soldiers were ''toted" round to
various noted places of Revolutionary inter-
est, to Harvard University. private parties,
suburban drives, collations. suppers, etc.,
but always at $50 o'clock "the curfew said
lamps out" and the tired soldiers sought
| rest In 'balmy Sleep" Their last exploit
wee9 ieS RalppkE5eE tHjIr Ybfpsga ,ft
marched for home.
Major Thayer of the United States Army
was the superintendent of the Academy.
Major w. l.. Worth, also of the army, edu-
Gated at West Point, acted as colonel Of the
battalion. Thorough army discipline was
| required and carried ont.
My impression is that this was the first
and the last splurge Of the kind by the ca
| diets. W. G.