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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-04

r., van want Rapid Transitp Then vote for
Scott.
TT. hest of all parties in the XXIst Assembly
D;s.rict indorse D. Morgan Hlldreth. jr the Re
,ubl,can Assembly candidate, as a lawyer OF good
.,.ndins. So highly was he thought OF IN 1883
that the party Nominated him for Congress
.capst Roswell p Flower. There is no reason
ali. doubt of his election, and there should be
.,ne The XXIst District can't afford to send
.,v Init frst-class men to Albany.
George Wanmakef, the aggressive Republican
,.ader of the XVIIth District. assures us that
pobert Miller, the Republican candidate for AS
.swbly. is going to be elected. As MIR. Wan
maker usually knows whereof he speaks, we are
a;snosed TO share his confidence in this matter
yybv mt The opposition to Mr.. Miller is divided
hs,,cren Donahue, the County Democracy candl-
date and Kerrigan, the Tammany man. Under
On. circumstances there ought TO be no difficulty
about electing him.
Charles A. Fiammer, Republican Congressional
candidate in the XIth District. is making such
a lively fight against his Democratic opponent
John Dewitt Warner, that Mr.. Planners friends
think that they can see victory for him. VIZ
sucercIy nope tndt tucH PicoSiHS 'AoA"h '>."S
prove a reality.
No one can deny that the reelection OF Dry
Dollar Sullivan, Tammany's candidate for the AS
rmbly in the lid District, would be dis
grace to the city. His opponent. James H. Dris
coll. is the Joint candidate of the Republicans
and the County Democracy. Drscol may MOI
he a saint, but he is immeasurably superior u
S,,,ivar and ,houli be elected.
Westchester County Republicans should con
centrate their strength upon the regular Repuo
lican candidate for Congress there, j. Ihoma
Stearns Mr. Taylor, the Independent candidate
cannot be elected. To vote for him is to insure
the reelection of Stahlnecker If there is an!
man in the State whose course in Congress en-
titles him to inglorious and overwhelming defea
it is this man The only way to defeat him is bl
supporting Stearns.
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The weIi.kuown furniture Of Geo. c. Flint Cea
1o4 West i4ht offering astonishing bargains in ~
kinds OF furniture,
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so pIsINTEREsTED, YOU KNOW.

Prom The indianapolis Journal
II Congress had authorized some of our ambitious
cities 10 take the census, 20 one can inaec 'hc pof
hton the oonutry would have had-on paper
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-04

When in search OF work OF WORKERS, horses car.
riages board or rooms, real estate. consult The
rribunes little advertisements OF the people, You
Will find them on the ninth page today.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-04

Everything points to the election OF Lucas -
Van Allen to the Assembly in the With Dis'ric'
bv a fiattering majority. That is just what MI,
Van Allen is entitled to, If ability character anu
,,uc-blue Republicanism count for anything
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pEryIYG THE RELIGIOUS CLASSES.

From The Baltimore American.
yew.YorE is the only city in this country where
political organization would dare 10 MAKE nsn.
aimed directly against the clergycn and the church
members.
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OYER A CENTURY OLD AT HER DEATH.
N,tord n H. Nov 3.-Mrs. Clarissa Towne dieo
ore Yesterday at the age Of one hundred years and
ipht months.
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100 ,r AIbanv this winter they must elect him.
his Drinoip,l opponent is simply professional
politici.n of the Tammany stripe: fac' which
~, - h. sufficient to insure his defeat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-04

A POOR AND UNDEvELoPED DEPENDENCY.
From The Binghamton Republican.
II our Democratic party had its way II would make
an oyergrown Canada OF the United states
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Homa opathIc In size, alIOpathic in action,
CARTER'S LITTLE LIVE

Mrs. c. A. sinclair soicis orders for home jams.
1enies canned speed preserved ana prsnois@ ifIisi
All fruit put up In glass and stored for customers until
fall For circulars containing prices and references -
dress Mrs. G. A. Sinclair, No. Alice Court Brooklyn
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THE CATARIyA HAULED OFF THE ho'hS'
The tug Rescue came into port yes'eup VIZ, W.,
& ID Morcan's steam Yacht Catarna In tow. The
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Use Ponds Extract for earache. sesachs, neuralgia.
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Guerial Notices.

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laces paper, and handkerchiefs
AVOID THE MANY INVITATIONS
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and hcn leave c0nstat u C"s"'' H'"o i'ei TINS
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Harry. Trio ophrrous.
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THE WORLD OF LONDON.
CHRONICLED AND CRITICISED BY MR.. ED
MUND YATES.

THE DUKE OF CLARENoE-A PRINcESss WED:
DING GIFrs-PRINCE ALExAEpER-PoPu:
LAR OUTBREAKS DUE TO BARON HIR6cH
TOO MUCH EXCITEMENT FOR
Won MoLrKE-PERsoNAL AND
POLITICAL NOTES.
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-10-28
MARKHrS By TELEGRAPH.



New YoRx. Oct. 81. noon.-stocks opened
duh and heavy. Money easy at 405 per
cent Exchange Long, 81 60N6l4 81; short,
81 S5AG04 55l5 Government bonds neglected.
State bonds dull but steady.
Following were the .. m. stock quotations:
Erie. .............. 2IA Richmd & W. PIT.
Lake Shore. ......1O65s Western Union. Sl@
500 p. m.-Excnange closed quiet but steady
at ~ SIS "a SO Money easy at 306 per cent.
Su Treasury balances-Coin, Sl4s 800 0)0 cur
rency SIS, 735,000 Government bonds dull but
steady to firm; four per cents IL IA; four and
half per cents 1919. State bonds neglected:
The stock market to-day received the be eft
of the unexpected favorable baak statement OF
Saturday, the improved temper in London, and
a general feeling thai prices nave about reached
bottom. Foreign houses were considerable
support TO the MARKET eS oecialy in the early
dealings, but bulls have become SO disheartened
by long and rapid declines OF late that they
made little ate npt to improve quotations, anc
bears, who are now as aggressive as at any
time, notwithstanding the failure TO force
liquidation during the past week, were active
throughout the day, and in few stocks their
hammering operations were retarded by che
mating of lower quotations. Sugar Rehneries.
however, continue to be the most prominent
feature OF the market, and the story that the
attorney general of this state had rejected the
nnal plan OF reorganization had the effect of
opening the stock off per cent. Before the
o ening however, and immediately after. tn ere
was d ,od of infor nation gathered from diff
ferent sources which thoroughly discredited
the story. and the covering Of shorts in Certifi
Gates went on at rapid rate, vita the result of
lifting the price of Certificates before the close
to 724, at which point almost all OF the loss of
the early portion of last week had been re-
covered. Bears in the meantime pegged away
ct the railroad hsC, and made a s0ecialty OF
Burlington and Quincy. the attack being ac-
companed by renewal of the old rumor of an
issue of bonds by the company though nothing
new was learned about the matter. The story,
however, served its purpose as an aid to the
hammering of the bears, and . per cent was
knocked of OF the alue Of the STOCK by :
o clock. There was also heavy selling OF Chi
cago Gas on orders ostensaly from Chicago
and new rumors Of trouble among the com
panies composing thu trust we're circulated, and
before the close ss5 per cent had been taken
from the price Of tha stock. The general list.
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steam IS 10: options, October delivery IS 90:
November delivery SO IS; December delivery
30 o. od. FEBRUARY delivery s. u Old: Nav de-
hvery - Is. kreights Liverpool steady; cotton
CHICAGO. Oct GIN wheat there was fair
trading ana the market ruled rather Irregular
anu the feeling unsettled. denottng some
strength and later develop decided weakness
lnere was soale disposition TO ouy early in the
DAY, ami some OF the larger traders we're num-
berei on that side, but later prominent cal
operator was reported to have been selling
freely in New York. ami the market Quickly
eased oil here. Opening about &c higher than
saturdays closing, pr ces quickly declined III
YlAc. en- rallied Ss5cs4c held fairly steady
TOT awhile and then de slIned l4GlSsc. or to the
inside ices of the day. fiuc uated some and
closed abo It ssGS4c lower than Satur iay In
corn there was fair trading within iSNLc
range, with the feeling firmer but cas- Ter a. the
session advanced. Fluctuations 10 wheat and
operations OF large local trader had a good
deal TO do with the course Of the market. First
trades were at MnSsc advance the market
ruling firm for time, after icl IS decline
Vas va, RECORDED, A rally OF sc followed, which
dld not hold, the market changing, closing
with 1s014c loss. In oats there was good bust
ness IN May, but nothing of consequences in
other futures. An unsettled feeling prevailed
prices being governed entirely by local infiu-
ences. Prices flu tuated freely within asc range
ana closing sales were at about inside ii ylres
In mess pork only fair business was reported
Early few transactions were made at a small
l4atCt piiScS AAuClualcu NouSlueTaOlN,
declining 11s0lOc and closed rather quiet at
medium figures In lard only moderate bust
ness was transacted. Prices ruled about alSc
lower and the m lrket closed Quiet at IN siium
figures. In short RIB sides far trade was re-
ported. Prices huctuated considerably within
range of 215 6D5c and the market closed Quiet
at about inside figures.
cash quotations we're as follows Flour quiet
ana unchanged. Wneat--No. 2 spring 993{0I
81 90; No. red 9940S1 90 Corn-No. ,,
pic; Oats-No. = 4as4l1 i2Isc. Mess pork $40 ESQ
10 3'1s. Lard, per 100 MS 81 3!leG16 30 Short rlo
siies. loose, s. 45@5 so. Dry salt shoulders,
boxe6, IS 62l5GD5 IS. Short clear sides boxed.
- 9OQ5 95. Whisky at 81 H.
Leading futures ran Sed as follows:
Onarirnrr 49,
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BIT. Bent. Pensacola; 18th. Birgtte tNorl, Olsen,
Tybee
ST Thomas. Oct 9-Sailed, barks Bravo rNorl
Johusen. Charleston: 18th. Passepartout iNorf
Johansel, from Rio JaoeirO for Brunswick
81 John. y b, oct S3-Sailed. bark Ksuttihern
lBrl. Dexter, ~ Sirnons, Ga and Rio Janeiro
Boston, Oct 2S-Arrivsd. schr Joseph Souther.
keen. Brunsw ck Ca.
Anchored at quarantine steamship Ross-Shira
tBrl. for Charleston.
Brunswick. Oct 2S-Saied, schr ] Parker.
Hammon1. New York
Iernandina. Oct 25-Arrieed, schr o d withe
rell. Bearsa Boston.
Jacssonvi lie, Oct 25-Arrived schrs City of
Philadelphia, Burton. Philadelphia: Ann I
Irainor, Derrickson, Ehzabethport, J; Jas r
Woodhouse, Douglass. New York; Tamos
Moule. Georgetown, 5 C.
Pensacola. Oct 25-Cleared. barK Rir1faxe
lNorl Hansen, Cape Town: schrs Thunderbolt
New Orleans; Mary Sanford. Washington. d q
Pniadelphis Oct 9S-Cleared schr Frank Nc
Donuel. Haskell. Palatka.
New York Oct 2i-Arrived steamships Elder.
Bremen; AuchOrla, Glasgow.
Arrived out, Ems for Bremen.
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however. failed u synpathize with these nova
henes u any marked extent, aud while the
opening decline IN Sugar and steady pressure
d oeais upon the leading shares caused a
shgnt depression In the forenoon. an improved
teei az u the last hour, with a desire to cover
srorts. Wnicl became more pronounced,
toSelheT VII 4 a sharp rally in Sugar. help ID to
recover losses IN the railroad list and f1aally
prices are generally upon a slightly higher level
tnan tose OF the opening. Bears brought con-
siderable pressure 10 bear upon Union Pacifc
LOUISVILLE and Nashville, Atchison aud North
American While considerable business was
tranSactei IN these stocSs no material decline
was made az any time. The market closed
Ialriy active and strong at tie Improvement
aithonsh sugar reacted over per cent in tla
mai dealings The list tonight shows a large
majority OF advances, which are generally for
small fractions, but Sugar is up SIS and Silver
Certincates ia per cent; while Chicago Gas is
is per cent. lower and Burlington and Quincy
lSs The sa'es of listed stocks were SOi 900
snares and 5000 unlisted shares
The following were the closing quotations of
the Stock ExCbanoa-
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New York Market Review.
Reported byG. S. Palmer 1856 Reade ST., y
Xnrl.

New YORK. Oct. 25-Heavy frosts during the
week past have prevailed, and destroyed the
truck gardens ia the vicinity of New York.
Recent shipments from southern points have
found sale at fair prices, and they win soon ad
vance, DOW, und n increased demand. Florida
eggplants So TO 81 a barrel or crate; Virginia
and Carolina snap beans 81 to 81 rs per craft,
and peas 81 so = Sc 80 Florida oranges are
arriving in small quantities, all fancy, fully
inferior 81 80 50l1e Len1ol scarce and in de.
mand; selling, fancy, from s. so to 81, and
common from S2eo 93 The market rules firm
on all dried fruits; North Carolina apples fancy,
10 to 1.c., choice 3 to Dc; cherries 20 to 32c
huckleberries ~ 70 2oc 3; blackberries to Dc :
honey. extractei. Gls to 7c.; beeswax IS to CSC.
gensing SO to So 50
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

London. Oct 25-Bark Emmanuel Swedenbore
LBrl, Brown, from Altoona Oct II for Savannah
before reported at Dover with topsides leaky
has been placed o dock.
Lewes. Del, Oct 26-Schr Alma Cummings
from Port Royal, c, Oct IS for Boston is an
chored off here flying the ensign union down
which indicases that there is sickness aboard
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Steamship Nacoochee. New YORK.
Steamship Dessoug. Philadelphia.
MEMORANDA

New York, Oct 5-Cleared. steamships Pocas-
set Brl, jenkins. Savannah; Donar ltierl, Grlnd
mann, Charles on; schrs Lucia Porter, Grindel.
FernandiDa: Caroline Hall, Boone, Jacksonville;
Anna N Stanner. 6tllpen. Tampa via Key West.
Buenos Ayres, Sept 22-Sailed, snip Clara
I'd Itcbl WaJerborS, Pensacola
Dundse, Oct 24-sailed. steamship Drummond
IBrl for Brunswick.
Grnoa, Oct 23-Arrivei, steamship Reading
[Brl Guy. Savannah.
Honneur, Oct a. Sailed. bark Hoppet (Rusl,
Tork, Doboy.
Shields, Oct 25-Arrive1, steamship fslendeFo1
Brl. Reid. Charleston FIR Reval
Sautos TO Sept 20--Saiie1, bark Darwin BrJ.
Jago. Ashepoo. sc.
Bashados. Oct S-SaiIed, barks Hugh Cam
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PASSENGERS.

Per steamship City of Savannah, for Boston
McElligott, J A McIoNan.
Per steamship Nacoochee, for New York
VIM Wehlbach, Jno Helms, G L McConihue and
wife. steerage.
Per steamer Alpha, from Beaufort and Port
Royal L DeVaun, Mrs Bailey. Mrs Bailey A
Phillips, Miss L z Hutson. D Crosby Jas Rowsl
and wife, 4 Spilliard, Howard, q NJ harri.
son aud wife, J w White.
Per steamship City of Birmingham from New
York-Mrs Blum and infts, Misses Blum, Miss G
y ms. w S Hart, j II Setterly l. How. Mrs A
Goodrich, Goodrich. ii Hutsbery, Mrs N
Brandt and maid. A Kent and wife Master O h
Braudt N w Hanson, II II Hawkins wife and
inf. Miss HAZEL. d Tilson, A e Miller an wife,
w Mcintyre, Masters j aud Mcintyre. @
Crawford and wife, II NJ Woodruff, d nagen, ]
Thompson, Mar garet Brown, Miss Knox, Mrs
G Doherty and Unfit, Henrietta Sherner, Hannah
Brown and infts, 10 steeraRe
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COFFEE = Market firm. Peabsrrv. ssL<c;
taney, &c: choice. 22lsc; prime. &c: yo5d,
2lsse; TAR: 2ic; ordinary, anc; common. i9l<c-
mon, II glsc. Peaches, peeled. enc: uapseles,
lOc, Curraats ga &c Citron. alc
~ Tooos-Iae market is f-nl, eo0i de-
nam, FrlltS. 4 e,5ssc; Geor Zia brown shrting;
o. 9SSc. - do 554c: ~ 1roNn shesring 81;
Whlts osaaburSs, 80 GsAc; checSs. 5G5lsc.
yaras; voc Tor tae best mlles; brown drilling
FIsH-Markst firm. We quote fun weights.
Mack rel. 80. S. half barrels. nonlnais.
e % $50 90; No. ., $40 O1al1 90. Herring.
TO, / &c; seal ID, 25c. Cod. 80 &c. Mlllet,
FavIr--Lsmons-Fair demand. Messina,
FLovR- Market firm. New wheat: Extra.
81 6OG4 80; family. s. 5j05 IS; fancy IS $50
~ ~; parent ; OJG5 %; caoics patent, Sc $50
o o9' spring wheat. Oest. So 50.
Corn-3iarket steady; white corn,
reeall lots. 16c; job lots 74c; carload lots &c;
mixed corn. retail lots, CSC; job lots T3c; carload
lots. 'lc. Oats-Rstail lots. soc; iob lots,
5Sc; carload lots, soc. Bran-Retail los. 81 90;
loo lots, 81 Is: carload lots, 81 10. Msal-Pearl,
per barrel. 50 60; per sack. 81 70; city ground
:; %, Pearl grits. per barrel, 50 30; per sack,
81 %, CITY grlts, 81 So per sack.
HAY-Market firm Western in retail lots.
81 %; 100 lots, 9Uc; carload lots Sc North
ern, retail lots Sc; job lots soc; carload lots.
IOc Eastern, retail lots, 81 90; job lots. 9Oc;
HIDES, Wool. ET5.-Hidss-Market quiet;
receipts light; dry flint. SC: salted &C; DRY
butcher, SC. Wool-Market very firm; pri ne,
231sc; bury, 1l616c. Wax. pc Tallow ga &c.
Deer skins flint. 25c; saltod, zoe. Otter SKINS,
IROx-Market very steady; swede, aAasc.
refined, 234c.
LARp--Market firm; in tie-ces, 61sc; SOD tins
Sic.
LIME, CALcINED PLASTER AND CEMExr-Ala-
bana aud &c rgia line in fair demand and sell
ing at 81 p per barrel; bulk aud carload lois
soecial; calcins1 plaster, 81 y per barrel; hair
cement, retail. 81 60; carload lots 81 10; English
Portland, 81 IS according to quality.
LIQUoRs-FlTsner. WHISKY per gallon, reci-
ned, 81 OS0l 20. according to proof; choice
grades, 81 j0W2 so; straight, ST. 50Gl4 90;
blend d, 81 030I6 o. Winss-Domestic. port
sherry catawha, low gr Ides, 6)@S5c; fine
grades, 81 O0G.1 80; California light muscatel
and angelica, 81 5Odl1 70.
NAILS Market higher; fair demand; 81
S3 10; I'D and Sd 81 20; Cd, So so; Sd, Sc 81:
lOd, 81 30; l2i. 80 Is; 39d 50 %; sod 60 sod
So TO-; POD, 50 2j; 40d, 81 IS.
NUrs-Almonds. Tar agona. 1s zoe; Ivicas.
100 Ice; walnufs,, French, l3c; Naples, Ice;
nuts. Barracoa, 81 000S4 50 per zoe; assorted
nuts, sob and 25-b box S. 130lic per b.
OILs-Market steady; demaod fair. Signal
4005Oc; West Virginia block 100 l3c; lard 5Sc
Kerosene, lie; neatsfoot. COO 5c; machinery
lSG12oc; linseed, raw, Csc; boned, Csc; mineral
sea-, lSc; honelight, 15c; guardian, lie.
ONIOSs-Firm; Northsrn reus per crate
SO 590375.
PoTAroEs-New York, new, barrels, 50 75a
8 90
LUABER-The market is quiet. though with
som Improvement in the demand There is a
slow demand for orders Of easy sizes and short
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RECEIPTS.

Per steamer Alpha, from Besufort and Port
Royal-14 bales cotton. 5 bbls spirits turpentine,
bbls POTATOES. bbIs bottles, crates bottles, /
crate eggs, % flower boxes, pkg sacks, l coop
hogs, coop poultry, pkg goods.
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway. Oct o.
--19s bales cotton. bbls spirits turpentine, 81
bbls rosin, Is pkgs tobacco, 40 doz brooms /
steam pump, cases bitters, bales burlaps, Q
sacks potatoes, cases cheroots. bdl lead 200
pillow IRONS 25 SACKS peanuts. IL Safes 242 bdls
cstgs, 3 bbls cstgs, "a ods beams. SO bills hides,
l12 bars iron.
Per savannah Florida and Western Railway
Oct 2S-24S1 bales cotton, 2427 bbls rasin, $50
bbls spirits turpentine, 306 pkgs mdse, Is boxes
vegetables, I,079 boxes fruit, 1875 pkgs furniture,
IL bales hides. 80 sacks grits. 80 cars lumber. s
cars wood, car phos rock, car cotton seed, 2
bbls fruit, IL bbls vegetables, car mchy.
Per Central Railroad, Oct 25-10, 500 bales cot.
ton, Il bales domestics, bales wool. pkgs pa
per, 225 pigs tobacco. 90, 400 lbs bacon 1885
lbs lard, 135 bbls spirits turoentine 81 pkgs fruit.
lO64 bbls rosin, bbls whisky, IL hf bbls whisky.
pkgs mac linery,9 pdzs buggies, car brick, IL
cars lumber. car cabbage. cars cotton seed. .
cars beer, | car wood, SO cases eggs ll9 pkgs
plows 1859 pkZs furniture 81 bales paper STOCK,
POI pkgs mdSe.
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Per steamship Nacoochee for New York
$3.50 bales cotton, 112 bales yarn. bbls rice 1854
pkgs mdse, 1873 bbls rosin, 49, 200 feet lumber
Sl3 crates oranges. 81 tons pig iron.
Per steamship Dessoug. for PHILADELPHIA
55i bales cotton. los bales yarn 80 bbls rice 1885
obls rosin 80 bbls spirits turpentine 10 IBIS oil
Il bales paper stock, "a 202 feet lumber 81 ba "a
phosphate. Jos empty kegs, 221 casks clay, 2l5
pkgs mdse.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS

Notices to mariners, pilot charts and all naut l.
cal information will be- furnished masters OF We s.
sells free of charge at the United States HYDRO
graphic Office in the Custom House Captain $
are requested to call al the office.
LIEUT. H SHERMAN
In charge photographic Station.
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sHIpPfNG INTELLIGENCE.

MINI AZURE A1hANAJ-rIlS DAY.
Sun RISES. $50. ....-........ .6:33
SUNSETS Observation-Disclosures. .5:2T
HIGH WATER AT SAvASSAH..... 600 A NJ $50 Pm
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ill timber 81 below these f cures
FRETGHTS.

LUMBER-Coastwise-T market is dull
and rates may be quoted as within the range
OF 50 90 to IS 90. From this port to Baltimore
Philadelphia. New York and sound ports !;
25O5Oc additional il loaded at near by
Georgia ports. Timber 5Oc0s1 90 higher than
lumber rates. To tbs West In lies and Wind
nos Ayres or Montevdeo, $40 O0@l6 So; to Rio
Janeiro, SIG %; to Spanish and Mediterranean
ports, S14 90; to United Kingdom for or
ders, nominal for timber, s. standard;
lumber, IS. Stsam-to New York, 81 o.; to
Philadelphia, ST. 90; to Boston, So 90; TO Balti-
more, IS so.
NAvALSroREs-Market is dull. Foreign--Cork,
ETC., for or iers, snail SPOT vesSsls rosin, IS
and d 3D.; to arrive. IS 81 ald As; spirits, Ad-
Ratio, rosin, IS |; Genoa. 81 Sd: South Amer
lea, rosiu, 81 % per barrel of PSI pounds,
CoaStwlsa -Steam-To Boston. lie per 100b,
on rosin 90c spirits; TO New York, ros,l,
ne per l00b; spirits, Soc; TO Philadelphia,
rosin. he per l09ib; spirits, SOC; to Baltimore,
rosin Boz; spirits, zoe. CoastwS. quiet.
COTTON-RY ST aam-ThA MARKET IL steady
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TUESDAY, Oct %. 1890.
ARRIVED Yesterday.

AS6lN Ell L Il IL ANOAI.
Steamship City OF Augusta. Catharine. New
Yors--C G Anderson.
Steamship CITY OF Birmingham, Berg, New
York C Anderson.
Steamship Clntonis lBrl, Buman, New York,
in ballast-A Minis Sons.
Steamer Alpha. Strobhar, Buft)n. Beaufort
and Port Royal g hedock, Agt.
Steamer Bellevue. BalIwii. beaufort, Por,
Royal and Bluff6oc-W 7 Gibson. Agt.
Steamer Katie, Bevill. Augusta aud way land
ings-J G Medlock, Agl.
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rMERCIAL.
SAVANNAH Markets.
OFFICE MoRSISG NEvs


SAVANNAH. Ga. Oct q, 1890.
oorroy-The market was quiet ana osrely
s.5r at quotations. There was a good IN
~ While offerings were IN excess OF buyers
u. -s.-.7,ants. There was quite fair business
the total sales fer the day reaching
u sos bales. on Change at the open
ali at 10 a. N. the market was
- sasy and unchanged, with sales Of go
A. the second call, at ! p. M, it was
a-ls he sales being I.I36 bales. at the third
las call. at D. m. it closed easy and I'M
- with further sales of 1,2Oc bales. The
.',5ng are the official closing spot quotations
- Cot,on Exchange: