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own a Home--stop Paying Rent

The Granite State ProOideat Association
Of ~. H., which has organized and Is now
represented by Local Bard of our opn
citizens In thss city, with a large number
OF shares sold, offers you the privilege,
OF Osoni1ag the House you n0o reside in,
or property as Ualuable, for the monthly
rent you are now paying.
Any person who can sage dollar OF
more month, may, by securing shares
In this Association enter into the posses-
sion of his 0ton Home.
Property will be purchased Ia any To-
cality 10 the City or County. wherever
the value may be sufficiently assured.
Members need no large amount of money
20 obtain the advantage of the system OF
rent purchase adopted by this association
ont any person can obtain loan by sub
scribing to share of the same.
Shares will purchase nr0nprfv at Z Qnn
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Ayers Pills being convenient, effica-
cious and safe, are the best cathartic.
whether on land or sea. in city or coun-
try. For constipation, sick headache, in
digestion, and torpid liver, they never
fail. Try box of them they are sugar
coated.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-11-10

Pain and Dread attend the use of most
catarrh remedies. Liquids and snuffs are
unpleasant as well as dangerous. Ely's
Cream BALM Is safe. pleasant, easily APP
piled into the nostrils. and sure cure. 1t
cleanses the nasal passages and heals
the iDaamed membrane, giving relief at
once. PIice so cents.
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NOTICE.
OFFICE OF THE ANNAPOLIS, ELEC.
TRIO LIGHT COMPANY.
ANNAroLIs. October 31st, $50.

ANNAPOLIS, October 31st, 1890.
On and after November 1st, 1890, all
bills due this Company for Current, will
be payable TO the Superintendent at the
Company's ONCE, from . A. NJ to p.
NJ, daily. All monthly bills must be paid
by the 10th of each month or the current
viii be discontinued, BY order of
THE0PHILU6 TUNIS,
President
H. s. MILLER. sup't. osl
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GoTo RInoUT mos

and see that beautiful lot
of Brussels and Ingram
Carpets just received.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-11-10

West street, opposite the Bank Is tie
place to buy your low quarters, button
CATERS, slippers, and ladies' and Misses
shoes of all kinda
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-11-10

Any further information will be gladly
given by h. G. ELLIOTT, Secretary OF the
Local Board of the Association for this
city-who is authorized to solicit for
same. 80
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THE OUTRAGER OF MISSPHIPPS

An Attempt 20 Rescue Him from
the Custody OF the sheriff.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-11-10
NOTICE.
OFFICE OF THE WORKINGMEN'S
BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIA-
rION OF ANNAPOLIS, MD.

ANNAPOLIS, Mp, Nov. 3rd, 1890.
THE ANNUAL MEETING of the
STOCKHOLDERS of the w B. and L.
Association, will be held at the Office of
the Association On WEOSE SDAY, the 18TH
NoSsmbsr, inst. at 8 p. ~.
Election Of Directors will take place
at said meeting.
Z. H REIN, President.
SAML JICKLING, Sec'y. n3
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EOR RENT--A FIVE ROOM TWO STORY
II FRAME COTTAGE with good garden and
yard attached for rent reasonable, at e lst-
porC Apply next door to Baptist Church.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-11-10

Almanac for Annapolis To-Morrow.
sun Rises. Gao Moon Rises 5 so A. NJ
sun Sets, 40 HighTide slam $50 PM
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-11-10

Subscribe to the CAPITAL
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-11-10
A6aapoll.. ". . 3. RAILROAD.

on and after June 18th, 1880. passenger trains
Will leave Annapolis as follows
LEAVE ANNAPOLIS. ARRIVE In ANNAPOLIS
Mail g. IS a. IS 20 q. m
Accom- s.3T "A. u. Aocom..... 9.bo a, m.
Accom-. II 0b noon Mail-.--......l.f3 p. IN
Aail.--.....--S-50 q. IN. Passenger. $40 p. m
sunday Trains viii leave Annapolis at $50
N aud IS D. m. Arrive e.6S a. m. and 6.2S p. m
Through Coaches are run between baltimore
and Annapolis on all the above trains.
& tThrOugh freight 60 and from baltimore every
Aay. Local freight Tuesday and Friday at 200
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-11-10

A HANDSOME EL6IN WATCH FOR
"a Sd Cents. Raftie at CORCORAN'S on
the 27th, at 500 p. M. Mo
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EXECUTORS SALE
OF VALUABLE
Fee-Sinple Store 1 Dwelling
Lot in the rear fronting on Calvert St;
and Lot on the West side of Calvert
Streets also Lot on Washing
ton Street in the City of
Annapolis.

QY VIRTUE of the power contained
ID in the viii of John w. Bourke,
Gate Of the City of Baltimorel deceased.
the undersigned, Executor, win sell bv
public auction on the premises on
@y. A. AAa aW saaa
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r. 5. MILLER. supt.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-11-10
EAursdsytAs 2a!h lay d NaVsnhr 1890,
III o,CLoCK IA Ia.

the following FEE SIMPLE LOTS and
IMPROVEMENTS situated in the CITY
OF Annapolis. and described as follows.
viz
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-18

tnalrect. zgAzzss NslsE. sltn tke > q
Ss tx t4eSry szteEoe1- Ae woGl1 oe 20
4 zirec = pzy only per ceBL On t1s
sAlae VI hls t0sr los exclusive q tas
salEs ~ h0Ess aa& fsncs he spsci-
1sa ths tsAcs Ias market F.l-e Il
uaiul proved loss Ike ths 0aes "a su-s-
tieA. aaf : zlss as desire ~ located. "a
s3e9 sacE. ~ Tor tour s. 4oo- - "a
steal of pAsinE sS4s tie al souIa os
cas- 10sa - : per cent "a - 4oo Or -
ss8 per anHEm Fhis ho4se snd tee
lots 81 course rent for t50e. Wlth TIE
Siagls Tax thsofy ia force shs h0uss
being valued az s. 40o. ths rental 'Ss
TIE rae q per cent On sae y2!as 0f
the house Noald De only sITo per an
ram plus she ground rent" of 50. or
IN a. $3.50 against s59e ss a present
This as Ehs argument-an Of -
The leader ia tie negative had
Rsyer read Progress and Poverty but
made Just as much progress as II ne
bad. by setting up men % strAW aud
kRocking them dOSR
Bat others asked ugly questions,
such, for instances, as 1T tho certain
mans taxes we're cut down from sS4s 10
sS5 per snnum. Who would DC s.ddled
With the difereAcs. for somebody v
must pay it? How xould the tar De
levied. after the four per cent. notion
were carried our, FOR a year later
land values may have increased much
more rapidly than ths need for taxes7"
II the whole of Economic rent 10 10
be taken by the government, as George
advises. and Ne dad that economic rent
far exceeds the needs OF the government,
would se not raise an enormous surplus
each year-One which would breed
more evils than our present surplus
and what would become OF homo.
II the land IS TO &c 90 the highest bidder
at stated intervals-to him VINO wants
20 pay more for its use than the ocsu-
pant and owner would not the tar
on land become onerous, because OF the
abandonment 20 the State by holders OF
vacant or unremunerative land?" Then,
again. If private ownership in land is
practically abolished -what becomes OF
that greatest OF all incentives 70 indi-
vidual endsavor?"
Finally Mr.. Humphreys was called
upon Being q large landowner and
distinctly man of affairs, his opinion
was waited with interest tie rose
slowly 20 his full height he is .all and
remarkably dne-looking mani, and
speaking slowly said. with something
ike a twinkle in his eyes: The agita-
tion of the Single Tax theory is of val
ue 20 all OF US, because the more we dis
cuss IL the better able We are 10 find
the flaws in 1t. But, 10 content myself
with an opinion instead OF an argument
/ will say that the advocates OF the
theory remind me OF some preachers
who are always talking OF and conf
IDENTIFY expecting the mIllinium. Our
taxing system should be improved and
have no doubt that some day il will
be that taxes will be not only levied,
but will be paid upon fair valuation
OF all real and personal property"
ALBERT {. STEVESS.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-18

the shortest hnc % Detroit and Fssf ige
@ @ttl Hai a4i ,afs between Detroit sad Grsna
,.sl,,s i ie.ns leaving Dofroif l-2s y rn md
daily except sunday "'i 1afnf
- A AiaQrisr Ticket Agent neuefi Gro W
MuN~ofr mon Ticket Agent 1f Nenraa AZ
$40. T. SsTH GEN Az. Graad Rapids. w
- itRre> rrt, fra0e Manager 4. R. Mrli1+
Ers. General Naaa rer
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-18
BEATING A LAWYER.
How q Farmer Made a Handsome Sum
wI,hsut Much Trouble.


One OF the best gems Of Allen, OF
Mississippi. says Washington corre-
spondent OF tho New York Tribune,
was dropped the other night at Cham
berlin's. Half dozs n congenial spirits
were seated together at table and one
thing and another led Allen 70 reel of a
full dozen Of stories. The last one was
about his Tupelo constituent, Bill
Brown. Bill is an old farmer who owns
bali the marshes around Aliens native
city. A year ago be bought young
bull from lawyer who is shrewd fell
low and known throughout Aliens dis
trict.
Brown wasn't quite sure Of his bar
gain. " said Allen. 80 every time the
lawyer went that way he hedged so
much that the lawyer grew extravagant
in his praise"
81 tell you, Brown" said he, a. he
rode by the farmhouse. that's the
finest animal in the whole country. I'd
ride any time two miles ont OF my way
just 70 pass it in your meadow. sold
II 70 you for SIS, but reckon it's
worth"
"How much Is it worth. cap'n?' said
the farmer
We'll, II I was selling 1t to-day I
wouldn't let H. 90 sor cent less than
$3.50. It's worth that and | congratu-
late you on shaving me so neatly"
Bill Brown fclt pretty good over the
bull. and every time the saw the law
yer they talked about it. tho lawyer al
ways repeating that be would not sell it
for less than $3.50
The LAWYER In the meantime had be-
come counsel FOR n Mississippi railroad
and had 20 appraise and settle AL diff
culties for the corporation.
One dsT as ne "a in his Office loutish
Bill Brown came in. twirled his hat be-
tween his thumbs. and said in wheed-
ling tone:
II reckon that air bull Is good for a
pert sum. cap'n.
Certainly. Mr.. Brown. certainly. $3.50
couldn't buy Il % me II I still bad it in
my possession"
swell, csp'u. that air bull was run
ove- By yer railroad las aight, an I
reckon ycuT see that they pay ne $50
for H.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-18
TNE NEW OPERATION.
He 7, SIN Looking for tho Coal That
Never Game

Never Came.
"I rememb Der when 7 was down in Las
Vegas some years ago. said an old-time
telegrapher "a Minneapolis Journal
reporter. tho oifce vas short press
report nan One day an operator. whose
clothes had seen better DAYS. 5rifted n
and inquired II ne could and work
What kind % Job 10 ron wsnt2' asked
The chief Are you a report nam
Yes. sir. replied The newcomer. conf
dentiT. tie wss seated a. she press
wire. and. taking = knife from his peck
-. leisurely began 20 sharpen : pencil.
re While listening - the instrument ss
IL clicked oT the items The operators
IN TIE room beeaa n wonder shy ~
fsst nan di3 nor begin - COPY, ard
~he7 he asked cheek bov vhe-s -
rsaer-cooler vzs. ard had ts<er a frinx
f-ori it tse7 tbcught the new repor>-
oporato- ~ss zocd ore I'D rss trY-
Ing ~ make = -e~a-i RT this --a the
sender a. tha c-her enS p the wire vss
probably efty ~ s~~sat7 Sc vo-ds
ahea5. snd while -heT sner thst 10 OF
s-sto- IN - w--'d -rui3 cory thst a.
h~hiod thouTht theT nusf hsve foun6 a
raieg-arsic rhe-oueuCr The1 80
re~ iioe r-pss -ar sskef vhe~e ths
oosl-HcT vas. rtcked ~ The srnttlr sud
went outside 4ftar raltinT fsF rsin-
a-es - .hief. NJ. - th{s tine cor
riuded that re 0re~sta- vas f-s1s-
s-crp~d ~ sr-5e- The 7er -pe-aEo-
ne~-r r-*r-.ca- and it e supposed - q
ssa ieoczs ho< - 49, sAss aevsx
ssEs~
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-18

ChirAeu 4 WEST MICHIGAN N-TR AfNs
arrive al ana dcpar from Elsn BepoL
ufFtEI
Jap. for hiraco. M4sAteou. Toledo 4 IS 30 a ~
asf -Nail lol ihltaeo ,a 81 -
EAprrSs Tor Nuskeeou aud HafI . s. l ID Ia
Night fNITess fof ihlcano -If .ill 4 "a
Alrhi "a irtfss iuF lndisuapnII~ 10. 4 IA
Ter Big Rapids. BALDWIN. Luflapfan
STc ManIsfnf $3.50 % "a
for BIZ kapids. BALDWIN. Iudinrfon
and Nauisfcc t-i ~
hApres, ior Muskeson. GRAND Haven't p lN ta
Night Express from 4 i.Iea5a a..nsm
Nl-ht "a frr,s Iroui iudfa i l polls M Z Z. ai "a a1
tApfe>s from Auskegou aud liaif fl0lt : rl
Mali from ihlcts oaud Nu>krEul .fNn D "a
Express from strand Haven .af u Ia
tAbltoa from fFutwHfef NuskrR1u -ff a "a
at 4. 1prt>s from chicago IlH.I ls d,
from MaAieire, Lulilgtnn baldwin
and 1873 kspids ffH.EIn me
rom Manistce. Ludlnefau. baldwin, ..si 81 ni
.t'ait- flallg fNraUf sunday sHaIIF tA-
'aA Ainah. fualls tAcpnI Aiunaav.
thfourh 'uaChts f0 chicago nu SGD iB
lfalh- through rafIor coach 90 thiraeu oa
lttl in ifiln-- $40 et tra rtarre for seals
ht N-.s1 "a. ~. train fHr eifHr nf taH coaches
ana smoker runs through 90 Chicago soild
't-H combination s.srIrun aIn fNtF
80 ,...l ~ . arc from lut-ahauoAs on hlGht "a
Through sieepers 20 ana from Chicago "a
nlght EXPRESS Trains
W. A. ttrrfsrFr. Traffic Manager.
NIIrtv s. hfffrf. Aes Gen. Pass. Agent.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-18

M ,t-t - o. ttffN NailN FAff fii >aua4N
tehtne fhect sunday. iulY ia 49,
ocrfihs cars run on Pacihc and Atlantic ~.
presses " ano from Detroit parinr cars ran
On t.eN - press sna tirana Rapids Espress u
ane from lietFoit t-Dlrecf connections made tf
i,eifet Win nj through trains East Tickets
en- salt hi Union Ticket once 81 NoHraf 81
and at lniou DEPOT
lefp M iiEIqes senn Art 9 Monroe 81
Q W hrGslrs. q. q. ad % Art Chicago
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-18
PLASTICOINC!

with the antlksisomine CompAnss PlRstics
We guarantee 10 cur customers that Ne viii
groouce better effects a. well as more durable
worn than any other WsE decorating process
vii make Tor the same amount ~ expense
whether competing With fFesco in wafer CT
oli or whether With hnesi Nan papers. I'm
erusts walton. or pa4ier mschiere. er whether
with common papers. Ne DO tuis Work either
~ solid water tlnts or Vanished pr0dgcg0g
leather Ike Effects Ne also make ilaad -nads
Val Paper ou the same principle for walls TOO
badly broken or patched. CAL aud see our
designs Hna get figures. Corner OF uttswasnd
Pear sis. opposite Morgan A Asery'S
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-18
HEALTH AND BEAUTY.

S-s sr~~f- tss ~r~-f -e~7Pffs. -~i--- -
srr i~r ~ fs- w--r- f~-< w.. f-r-
r-~r+7 7fe~es ~ fs1ne -sr-e ~ ~ 80 - So
"a. 80 ssls ~ -s-k - si-ft ----.-s 80 v-s.
~ ~rsess Trs- T.e .o<-~~s se~s~s s--r-
ss-ir~ -- -rs1s-s - rur ~ IS
So = n-~ 80 ve1 - -sgf-l .. ~ -sfs
VS. 4svrr egFsz ~ C-a-- ~. q
---s~ m rao6 sus Sssr f's-ss~s - -
seer
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-18
TRAIN TINE TABLES

/ RAID RAFIbS a INDIANA hAlLk0Ai,--
- a. crerf Nasrnhcr i>>a
tsAtAe te. - RusfsI.
.-.....
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-18

4 WEST MICHIGAN ATNs
- arrive al ana depar from llsn 70 poL
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-18

while the United States Govern
msnt raised from Import Duties
and Internal direct Taxes.
$50, OO0. 900 in lSs'. the ex
pendltures amounted TO only. s-jl
Taxes raised b. - States ....... =
County TRres By 3s States q
T.x-s of cities snd towns. 8
Observation-Disclosures. 25l
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-10
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.


New YORK.. Dec Q. noon.-Stocks opened
duh. Money at IL per cent. Exchange
long. "a IS4 04 7816; short, 81 s2t4Gy 621.s.
Government bonds neglected State bonds dull
but firfn.
Following were the p. IN. STOCK quotations:
Erie. .............. 1914 Richm'd & w. Pt
CHICAGO 81 North. 109A Terminal 1411
Lake Shore ....".105l4 Western Union. 7219
Norf. & ". pref. 529
500 p. N. Exchange closed active and steady
at j 5000 81 Money close at Bob per cent,
last l. an at 3 per cent. SuoTreasury balances
Coin, Sl44 l. 900: currency, s 1900. Gov
ernment bonds dull but sJaadv; four per cents
- four and half per cents 100 State bonds
cntire,y negi ected.
Tue stock msrket was quite different to-day
from that OF yesterday, AMI in place OF weak
ness. decidedly strong feeling existed through
out the entire day, a ID tue upward movement
was interrupted only 10 the forenoon. while
prices never yOL down to the level Of those Of
last evening. In fact, the market was taken in
hand to-day by some OF the oil bear parry, who
have turned bulls, and prices were bid up
rapidly upon the shorts. The room was found
a gain on the bull side, and the upward move
uient seeued % meet as llJtie resistance as the
bear RAIDS did so lately. The failure was az
nouuced of Cohron. Cnauncey K Co, an old
and mighty respected house Of tho street., but
even that together with the failure 81 the
directors Of the Western Union % recommend a
declaration of an extra dividend failed -
create "a ripple upon ms rapid advance then Ia
progress The mogeeienI I4et With no c0seA
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New York, Dec ARRIVED, schr VIM 2
Cloves. Bagger, Charleston lis bound to Barren
Island)
Charters-StRamer Northgate tBri, cotton.
New Orleans 70 Liverpool, Havrs to Bremen,
l9-6sd; steamer Ealing [Brl, cotton, New Or
leans to Hamburg, laid on: steamer Epchan-
tress lBrl, general cargo, Norfolk to Liverpool,
g., $50; steamer Hammock lBr cotton, Savannah
20 Liverpool or Bremen; schr Adele Thackera
lumber FeEnandiHA to New York,
Liverpool, Dec ARRIVED, steamship Ross
Shire [Brl, Hewstt. Charleston
Barbados, nov l7-Saled, bark K T q q tBrl,
i9th-ship Indus Itall. schiaGl- o, Pensacola
20th-Bark AntoAnette tS@l, Oberg. Pensa-
cola.
Charlotte HeTbor, Fla.-About Dec /, sailed,
schr florence, Gould, New York
CooSaw s c. Acc - Sailed, steamship Bel
lingham [Brl, United Kingdom.
Pensacola. Dec 6-Arriyed, bark Alma [Sorl
Olsen, ST. ThomGI via Kingston
Cleared, ships Paine fGerI, Bahls, Brake
Everest 1877, Hilbert, Rio Jsneiro; Chapman
Nor, Briggs. Dublin; Jan Melchers Dutch =,
hemmes, Rotterdam; bark Angelina lItall,
vassalo, Buenos Avres; schr Annie & Willard
Stephenson, Wilmington
Port Royal, G, IAec ARRIVED. schr Blanche
Hopkins Blackingtln, Cardenas.
Rockport. Me Dec 5-Arrived, schr Edward
s Stearns, Heal, Portland to load for Florida
Vineyard Haven, Dec arrived, schr Chas
II Woistou. Dunton. Port Royal. S C. for Bos.
ton
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Norfolk Va, Dec The three-masted schr
Hester, from New Yort for Charleston, with a
cargo OF gu4nO is ashore on Willoughby Spit
The tug Luckenbach wall leave at daybreak to
try nd get her off.
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NOTICE To .IARrNEHS

Notices TO mariners, pilot charts and all nsutf-
Collaboration will be Furnished masters OF yes
sells free OF charge at tho United States Hydro
graphic Office ia the Gust pm House. Captains
are re Iuested to call at th,E Office.
LIE VT + N SIBERIAN,
IN charge Hyd geographic Station.
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THE MORNING NEWS WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 10. 1890.

during the DAY, and gains over th> lowest
hShres reached IN some cases as much as 4 per
cent The marSst finaiiy closss activo ans
ssrons - TIE highest prices or the dsy. Gould
STOCKS were very prominent 10 the upward
movement, but X reached sill portions OF the
more Uniform than for many a day. Union
Fseilc rose "a Colorado Coal and Louisville
anu Nashville esch Slf, Northwestern and Sugar
Henneries 81, RocS Island and Missouri Pacific
each 50, Silver Bullion sis 81. Paul and New
jersey Central each 2bs AtcAison ~. Burning
ton aud QIincy -. LackawRnns, Chicago Gas
and southern Pacific each 2ls, Sorthern Pacific
preferred :. and others smaller amounts
sales OF listed stocks were Sl2.OO0 shares and
unlste Il. 900 shares
The follow ing Rera the cInsinr rt,nta tinr,s 81
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-10
DEPARTED YESTERDAY.

Steamer Farmer, Usina, FernEpd1nn---C
Williams, Agt.
Steamer City OF Americas. Garnstt, Augusta
and way iandings-W T Gibson. AIT.
Steamer Alpha, Strobhar. Beaufort, Port
Royal and BIuffton--J Mediock. Agt.
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SAILED YESTERDAY.
MEMORANDA

schr Aaron Reppard, Newport News. va.
Schr Van Lear, Black, Coosaw, S G.
Schr Cassie, Jameson, Darien, Ga.
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OATS, No. p ~
Dec. delivery- gu 49, AZ
S N.1; delivery. ASl4 +s4 asa
Dec. delivery. sissS ssB ssS
jan y, ie!iyery. 10 tsSS 10 50 10 49,
Dec delivery. s. 50 $50 $50
Ny My d ssIi;sy. s Sss 40 ~ s.5s
SHORT RIBS, per 100 rs
Dec delivery. 81 57lS 81 S7Is 81 s7tS
Jan delivery. s 20 2sl5 22iS
BALTIMORE Dec a-Elouf quiet, firm. howard
street anu western superdns IS 0064 %;
mills, Rio brands extra. S. COOS - whest-
southern nrR; Fnltz- 9Sc&Sl o.: Lougberry
s0cQsl "; westerp steady; No winter red
on spot ana December eS54 QsSisc Corn
Southern firm; white, new, 5215Sc; yellow,
new, GSsc; western quiet.
I'm. CS;,cISsS ~ Dec. s.-Flopr barely steady;
t seS y '0g s ~; fancy g. s5St 90 wheat
No. z mixed, 52A9oSc. Oats active: No
mixed 4sc. ProvisoIss-Pork steady 81 $40 90.
Lard active at IS oO4lo 90. Bulk meats steady;
short rio sides IS l2b635 IS. Bacon steady;
y 75.Ga o.; packing and butchers s. 6Q@3 s.
WHISKY active snd drIuHt 81 IL
ST. LOUIS, Dec. 9--Flour quiet aud steady
Wheat tirm; No. red, cash. $3.50 997t &C; Decem-
- =
livery 9lS4c; July delivery &C, Corn ffrm; No :.
cash. csc; December delivery Gle bid; Jan.
9ary deliyery 5ot$o; May delivery 52ssc.
livery s61ac; May delivery setfc. Ragging quiet az
o5417s<c: iron cotton ties 81 1901 40 Corn
meal steady. Provisions flrmsr new
mess $40 a5G1O 50. Lard primo steam
a. - 81. Dry salt meats, boxed shoulders.
Y 5IIb; longs s. 30; ribs, So 20; short clear
y So. Bacon, boxed shoulders. S. %; longs
$S0oG6 %; ribs, 50 oOGye o5; short clear 81 IS
-. Sugar cured hams, $40 oOC9sl? o.. WHISKY
NEw ORLEANS. Dec s.--Cofee duh: Rio
car eoes, ordinary TO fair lst6Gl9Ac Sugar
active and firm; Louisiana open kettle,
strictly prime 20 choice 5 1890 &c; priuls
S≻ centrifugal plantation graRulatsd 69e6t
ll-l6c; choice white 6ta6o5 5-i6c; choice
y sSS 0sriisd 4Z194 l5-isc; prime yellow
sS 1e Az, isoc mo.asses open kettle firm;
= Csc; psime 2o<t26c; good common 70 good
iar 2OGD2A; centrifugal dull strictly prime
I10lec; good prime l561l8c; prime le@l5c;
syrup at sSQG25c.
NAVAL STORES
SSw YoRx. Dec. 9, noon--SptrrS rIrpeutane
Qnet ADD steady at SsISD3ec- Resin dull but
steady at 81 s5GS1 90.
500 p rn.---Rosin quiet but steady; strained.
dull and weal1as SsIS0S0
OAAELEsroS- Dec A-Spirits turpeutine firm
Ct S31sc. Rosip quiet; good strained 81 %.
steady Ct $3.50. Rpsln firm; strained 81 10; good
strained 81 10. Tar firm o. 81 10. Crude tnr-
pentlne firmi hard 81 20; yellow dip 81 90;
virgin 81 80.
kICk.
NEW YoHK. De1 S.--Rice dull but steady
Nav OsLGASs, Dec s,--fsice steady; ordinary
TO prime tlsGt%<c
FEFaoLEum
NEw YoaK. Dec q - Petroleum market
opened strong on buying By q Standard oil
party and advanced steadily until the close
when the market was still strong. The only
business was inJanuary options. Pennsylvania
oil, spot safes none; January options opened
at 6s4Sc; highest, 64Ac, lowest, 6sSsc; closing
at 64t4c, Lima oil. no sales.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-10
WEDNESDAY, Dec I0 4

Steamship City of Augusta, Cathsrine New
YorE--C g Anderson.
Steamship City of Savannah. GoogiGs. Boston
&C G Anderson.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-10
SHIPPING INrELLIGENCE.

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