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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-12-22
MEMORANDA

New York, Dec 2i-Arrived. La aascoigns,
Hayre; Rugia. Hamburg.
Arrived out-Eibe, New YORK for Bremen.
New York, Dec ls-Arrived. schrs John II
Tingue. Burdge, Savannah; David Baird Booye
do, Greenleaf Johnston. Woodruff. Brunswick:
Florence Creadick. Lenk. Brunswick.
Clsared-Schr Maggie q Hart. Blsks. Fsraan-
dina.
chsrtersd-sseamer. 1. 100 tons, recently sa.
vannah 10 Liverpool, cotton slid, Coutinent
el-oAd; bark Rex NOR. sos tons, 70 arrive, New
esnhora fGerl, O35 tons New Orleans 70 tue
baltic, cotton, 5000. steamer fBrl i,095 tons
galveston 70 Liverpool cotton, ass, January.
rn Birkenheaa. DEG lS3Arrived, steamer Lundy
Barry, Dec ls--ssilsd. bark saro oaino [ItaIl,
Genara, Pensacola
Bremen. Dec ls-Arrived. bark Blucher IGerl,
Dartmouth, Dec lo-Arrived, steamship Hart
burn lbri. Geddes Savannah.
Garston Dock, Dec ls-AFrived. bark Pohona
lBIl, Dolb, Savannah.
Havre. Dec n-Saiied. bark Ei6ern TSwl.
Borin, Apalachioola.
Liverpool Dec ls-Arrived, steamers IArnaca
lBrl' Gardner. brunswick; Norfolk [Brl Wools-
l9th-SAiled. bark Figari [Itail, Pensacola
before reported sailed 4thL
ieth-saled. bark ALARM INorl. Nielsen, sa-
Nice. Dec ic-sAiled. steamer Aladdin, for
| Mobile.
Plymouth Dec ls-Arrivsd, bark sylvsA(Norl.
HaDrloioen, StAVhnger Tor PENSACOLA
19th-Sailed. bark V Almqvist fSwl, Myra.
| Pensacola.
Rotterdam, Dec lT-Sailed, bark HiIda [Norl,
Andersen. Brunswick.
Boston, Dec le-AIrived, schr Elvira French,
Kendrlck, Brunswick
Baltimore. Dec iS-Arived, schr Levi Hart,
Hart, Pensacola
Cleared and sailed-Sohr Ebenezer Haggett.
Poole. Savannah.
Galveston, Dec 19-Arrived, steamship Twi-
light [Brl, Edwards. Charleston.
Pensacola. Dec l9-Arrived, bark Melusine
lRusl, Hangel, Rio Janeiro.
Cleared-schrs Mary Godfrey. Galveston;
Alabama, do.
Philadelphia. Dec 19-Cleared, schr Raymond
T Mnull, Smith, Charleston.
Perth Amboy, Dec ls-Arrived, schr Maud
Snare. Lowell, Charleston via New York.
Providence, 4 !, Dec l9-Sailed, schr NJ K
Rawley, Wheeler, Brunswick.
Wilmington, N G. Dec 1e-Clenred, schr
NAPLES Ponder, Doid, Stokes, Fla.
Vineyard Hauen, Dec 1s-Arrive ed ,schrs Dasey
Farlin, Duncan, Port Royal, S O. for Boston
Susan N Pickering Haskell, Brunswick for do
land both sailed again.
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@ssc; Texas 1885. Provisions :
S:s sa,CH s 81 extra and S.s s.t s Rs IS;
steady; family $ii 0o0i2 90; extra mess 50 O03
10 90 Beef hams quiet At sis %. T1ercsd beet
dull but steady; city extra India mess SIC 90
1ls 90. cnt meats 9uiet; picked shout
4s1fc. Middles quiet steady; short clear De
cemoer delivery SO IS. Lard stronger. active:
western steam 90 Is; city g Os; Decem-
SSy S ns aSS's denver - FS
delivery 81 "a Peanuts srm; fancy hand.
picked 4Ix94sso; farmers 2szo3Sle. Freights
70 Liverpool quiet and weak; cotton, per steam
CHIcIeO, Dec. 2i.-The wheat market was a
tribe firmer at the opening this morning than
at the Close on Saturday. and for q time a
strong market seemed probable. Trade was
Gull and narrow. and whea the heavy reesipts
m the northwest, together with an increase Of
100 loads in receipts here became known, con
hdence was somewhat shaken aud prices sagged
on. Then came a correction concerning the
shipment from India, making the amount in
stead of ,057 900 and the early report 100 600,
which brought aboutes better feeling Temporal
rily, but confidence had been shaken. Longs
were alarmed aud began to unload, and under
pressure there was decline OF fully 1c from
the opening. During the last hour there was
some reaction and the close was steady at some
Improvements on lowest figures May started
at 97es&95Sc. sold on 20 91sc, reacted to 97ssc.
weakened to sGSzc advanced to T4c
and and. closed at &c. Later cables
Berlin and Paris being quite heavy. Corn
was quiet and easy. Offerings we're rather
free, and the demand light. Receipts were CON
siderably better. Shipments and grading
showed continued improvement IN the condi-
tlon OF the moving crop. This made investors
shy, causing duilneSs aud weakness December
| oDened unchanged ut 4oc, sold OF 10 size,
remained steady for time then, on free sell
ing by Condor, broke TO $40 and CLOSED at
431Sc. January closed with loss OF Nc at
4s9Sc, and May lost Nc at SS16c. Oats were
dull and steady. Hog products opened steady
TO hrm. Receipts of hogs were about as estk
mated and prices wers steady. Then a notice
| from Samuel Shounman. am old, but not very
heavy dealer In provisions, was posted, instruct
ing those having grain trades with him
20 CLOSE them out and send &C
counts 70 his office. 1t was not
| understood In the pit TO be q failure, but that
| ShounInan chose this method for clearing up
| bis business and retiring. The trade was not
slow to close its deal with him and the market
being narrow, the price Of pork was advanced
CSC per barrel by the process. II ssgged off
| ribs were also Arm and higher.
CHICAGO, Dec. N.-Cash quotations we're az fol-
lows: Flour steady and unchanged; spring
patents 81 60lh4 20; winter patents 81 656D4 65;
bakers, S5 10000; streights 81 35@445. Wheat
No. spring, 90I<090}sc; No. red, bic.
Corn No. 2 43c. Oats No. 9, S5Isc.
Mess pork, per barrel. 81 so07 80. Lard, per 100
ms, Sc 1905 l2H. Short ribs sides, loose,
IS 1908 3d. Dry sailed shoulders. boxed
81 37l614 go Short clear sides, boxed,
So 6015 IS. Whisky at 81 10.
Leading futures closed as follows:
Opening. Highest. Closing
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CONsIqN RES.

Per Central Railroad, Dec oh NJ Conner q
Co. Woods q g. %. J s Wood & Bro, Baldwin &
60. P Williams a Co. r Cooper Dwelle Q &
d. sheftall 8: Montague. & 90. Jno Elan
Butler & 8. s &Tison, J FWilliams. H Traub.
Greigg, J & w, Warren & A, d Weed & Co,
K Ridley. W d Dixon, @ Rhodes & Co. o N
Harper, ! T sofeg Laddsn ,, A , Stowe.
sonnenberg & Co, NJ Ferat's Sons & Co.H Traub
w B Nell & Co. Palmer Hardware Co. Constan-
time Bros, Putzel Smith Bros, Harrison.
Chatta saddiing Co. cP Connery. 2 \ Thoma-
ner, Savannah O & W Co, A II Champions Son.
Frank & Co. Eckman & v, Teeple & Co. l. p
Mcguire, Mrs Jess Davis. @ Eckstein & Co,
MS q ID A Byck. Mcmillan Bros K Goodwin, T
Bates. ~ Henderson, J @ Butler, Jno Walsh,
Fl Solomon & Son, A Altick's Sons, W D Sim
kins
Per Savannah, Florida and Western Railway.
Dec 2i-R Kirkland, Moore & Co. w d Simkins
a Co. 8 Gucksnheimer q Son, D Weed & 90,
Ferst's Sons & 90. A Fl Champions Son. G 81
van, Dali, Pipe. 7 Lattrope. Tilton &
Co, Norton & II. Davant & Fl. J NJ Lang & Co.
De Soto Hotel, 8 Brozell, w + Doro. @ SaIlsey
W Derram, o Finley, Meinhard Bros 4 Co,
Epstein & Bro, NJ Henderson, A G Harmon,
" Tiedeman & Bro, d Bird. Habersham.
silverbury, Decker&F, BIZ Levy a Bro.
Savannah Grocery Co, Danoy, Lowell & L.
A q Hull q Co.
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway Dec
Sl-mrs monroe. j flsner. A L. WllElnaon,
A Hanley, ] d Weed & Co, w d Simkins, Mrs T
Rice, Harris. Jas Douglas, l. Steve,
Ehrlich & Bro, Fl Solomon & Son. w Storer
L Gentry, Lee Roy Myers q Co, II Hess @
McAipine. s Guckcnhemer a Bon, r Kirkland,
Savannah Grocery Co. II Champions Son, A
Wilson, ID Henderson, A J Miller & Co,
Peacock Fl & Co. Chestnut & ON. Edwards &
T. Gregg, J & w, Baldwin & Co. Ellis. q Co.
Per South Bound Railway. Dec 7l-C Liddie,
H Traub. Southern Cotton OIL Co.
Per steamship Chattahoochee from New York
"A r Altmayer & Co, W Fl Adams. Antimi9-
rane Co, G H Brandt, j Blaesdel l. BluesLein
NJ Poley & Son, Braid & H, Brush L & p Co,
A n Champions Bon, Collat Bros. p Collier,
Chatham Grocery 90 T Churchill. e NJ Connor
W O Cooper, De Lavergne Ref N Co, M Doyle,
L Dunn, ] L Dunn, W ID bearing, Dryfus Bros
J F Dripps, Miss Dunn, Jas Douglas, Ellis.
X Einstein. Epstein a Bro. O O Ely, ] B Fer
nondez, Fretwell & n Frank & Co. H Furber,
@ Eckstein 4 Co, Engel & r, Ellis, & Co,
N Ferst's Sons q Co. Gray q Son, Cell & Q,
II 0abel. A Jordan. Gazan q B, M D Hrsch Il
Co, 3 Hymes. p HaEan, D Hogan. @ r Haynes,
II r Hardee. ! 9 Haas, H Hobenstein & Co, Mrs
G Haywood Bluffton). J A InKham, II Juch-
ter. Mrs II r jackson. jackson, N q Col Lpp-
man, D Lester. 2 Lovelps Sons. Lindsay & N,
A Letter & Son. Hppman Bros. Kohlsorn NJ
Ludden & B, B Levy & Bro, Jno Lyons & Co,
McDonough q Go, hcGrath& Co, A McAAister
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MARITIME MISOErI.ANv

Beaufort. Q. Dec 1s-Schr Warren Hall
before reported ashore at Bogue inlet, has los
her deck load The vessel Is high up on the
beach: The tide is extremely low, and the yes
sci will require two tugs TO get her OF.
Charleston. Dec 19-Schr Flora Rogers Johns
ton, from Rockport, Me. has arrived of Charles.
ton with loss of mainmast, foremost. head and
mizzen topmast.
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times. showing . hucsuation OF IL psr cent.
between ITS extreme prsc-s An upward move
meat was started in Richmond and West Point
securities today. and there is q feeling IN con
nection with Il that the properties with which
Sen Thomas Is Identified WIN show from now
on more activity and better pricss These
stocks wers strong points in the list, and pre-
Isrreo scored very material gain Of per cont
there was the Usual proportion OF sharp up
ward movements among Inactive shares and
Kansas ami Texas stocks, Iowa Central shares
aud Toledo, Ann AFoor and North Michigan
were specially conspicuous for the advances
made Tbs general market opened with frac-
uonaly higher prices and a buoyant tone. but
reallzations was specially heavy, which checked
the upward tendency In price. but failed 70
maze any marked impression The great ma
lorlty Of the LIST we're held upon the narrowast
limits, and Erie. which was the most active
STOCK, nuctuated over q rAnxe OF only - Der
cent during the day. The general market
however, advanced slightly an the forenoon
losing the advantage With something in add.
tion later in the day, and the close was quiet
but steady TO firm at the close I'D 70 opening
figures. Final changes are In almost ali cases
Insignificant, but Richmond and West Point
rose IA Per cent. The sales OF listed stocks
were aS3. 900 shares; unlisted. 600 shares
Thetoilowfng were the closing Quotations Of
the New York Stock ExchAnOa.
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NOTICE 10 MARINERS.

Notices to mariners, pilot charts and all nau
tical information win be furnished masters OF
vessels free of charge In United States Hy
geographic ONCE In the Custom House. Cap.
tains are requested TO call at the office
LIEUT. 4 II SHERMAN
In Charge photographic Station.
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Closing

BALrIMoRy. Dec 81. - Flour steady and I'M
changed; Howard street and western supernne
81 SS@S %; extra SO 1894 IS; extra family
@6 Is; winter wheat patent 5b 1920 90; spring
patent 50 Q006 q; spriug straighS s. p5as5 IS;
bakers. 81 SoQo 10. Wheat arm; No. red,
Southern wheat frmer; Fultz, 9slScdaS1 Of;
Longberry. 81 o00l08. Corn-Southern, weak
and lower; white at So157o; yellow atb00S7c
CINcIEEATI, Dec. 2l.-Flour easy; family
: 40. Wheat STEADY; No; 2 rod Scs1G2s4c.
Oats good demand; No; I mixed ssS
S g. ff Gsrd .trons was a s. 80 e SS
short clear at 81 o.. WHISKY active
c ct is and soTs sb ''s & i, IMc s Sse
and butchers. So 1904 90.
ST.. LOUIS. Dec. 2i.-Flour dull unchanged;
family IS 25GDs 20; choice IS eoQs7o fancy
patents 81 5000 CO. Wheat opened Nc lower,
declined sc more on heavy receipts ADD closed
nc above bottom prices; No. red, cash.
gs1s31tc; Dece mber delivery closed at e3t4c;
cry closed at s79sc; July closed at &C
Corn weak and 1S@1kc lower; No. 2 cash
as19ci December closed at .; year delivery
s Sslss MAJ a. SSsec; JanusTy delivery closed a.
but lower; Ne. cash, Sic; December de-
livery closed at &C; May closed at 3216o.
Paging 5M@714c. Iron cotton ties 81 asa 20.
mess at 81 90; Old. 80 co. Lard quiet
Boxed shoulders, at 50 90; longs IS 52ls;
ribs, IS s216; short clear IS IS. Bscon-Boxed
short clear So 50. Hans ms, susa % I
at 80 o00lo so. Whisky steady at Slis
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. ri Coffee steady; Rio,
ordinary ord to fair; lA's@i6ISc Sugar irregular
. Lice; prime. e9s02szc; fair, to prime i-iS9
e,loc: inferior GAG; centrifugals, granulated,
. ll-lc@sNc; fully fair 70 prime, 2ssc;
ar to sood sa 1sS soo SaO Son 4asS
s55c; common, 2Tsaos 9-16c; centrifugals,
active and strong; choice white, 5000 li-ioc;
of white, ST-io%s 9-1ee; choice yellow clarified,
prime yellow clarified Sssc; seconds, S3A0so.
Molasses-open kettle strong strictly prime, 500;
good fair TO prime, 2o0s7c; centrifugals.
good common to good fair. s@Ioc; choice
common, 7Gsc; inferior. $4,000; prime. soS
2lc; fair to good fair, 90 i2c; good common SO;
50 IS; longs 81 %: ribs 81 Is. Whisky quiet;
western rectined 81 046D1 0s.
NAVAL STORES.
NEW YoRK, Dec. 81. noon.-Spirits turpentne
quiet but. firm az 331$1S4j4c. Rosin dull but
steady at 81 3SGD1 10.
NEW YonK, Dec. 81. $500 P. M.-Rosin quiet
81 s5D1 40 Turpentine quiet and firm at ss1k
QD34lHc.
CHARLESTON. Dec. 3D. Spirits turpentine
steady at Bic. Rosin firm; good strained at
81 221S
WILMINGTON, Dec 2i.-Spirits turpentine
steady at 3O1Sc: Rosin firm; strained at 81 90;
good strained 81 Is. Tar steady at 81 25 Crude
turpentine firm; hard 81 90; yellow dip 81 90;
virgin 81 80.
LfvERpooI. Dec. 81, noon.-Common rosin at
Is Cd.
RICE.
NEW YoRK, Dec. 81. Rice fairly active firm;
domestic extra to fair. 6l6G17c; Japan 5jk@1
SIC.
New ORLEANS. Dec. p. - Rice steady;
ordinary to prime 39zO4azc.
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POULTRY = Market overstocked: demand
light.
Zoos - Market easy and in fair supply;
demand steady.
PEANUrs-Ample stock. demand light, prices
steady.
suaAR-Georgia and Florida nominal; nonein
market.
HosEY-Demand nominal.
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PASSENGERS.

Per steamship Nacoochee from New York-D
Barlow, Mrs George 7 Davis and child, Miss
Mamie Dunn. Miss HaslAm, Master Nc
Donough, q Morgan and wife, Miss K Morgan,
Miss N ] Morgan, Master 7 Chisholm, H Nj Be-
Zig, Miss q Aokerson, w NJ Thompson, Miss e L
Miss Doyle, Mrs q Mann, J H Taylor. II l.
Freeland B 7 Olivcros, Miss b Brous,
r Pepper, 9 Kehos, john Lyons. W H Feely.
G A Bailey, Mr. Perry, O A Dellma. s II Wsro-
we'll and wife, W G DietE, w Tompkins, J r
Atchison, w L Brooks II Colt, Reynolds.
Mrs Voorkiss, Bliss d Foster Miss Enmons, B
+ Ashley. Joseph Fischer. w Brstow, and
8 storage.
Per steamship Kansas City for New York
r Jackson, Mrs A H Hunkins, G Van Houton, A
8 Graham and wife. Frank Moffett, r Hhyn, j
Doyle, Miss Fl N Chase, A A Nichols, J II Dwyer
j II Hunt, Jesse Mayer Mr. Barnard, F King.
wife, and nurse, g II Rolfe. ] II Robertson. o
Cannon, D Roberts, and stee.age.
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Per Central Railroad, Dec 1884 bales GOT
ton, $50 bales domestics 80 bales hides, IL bales
paper. 5000 lbs lard, 1880 lbs bacon, 279:
bbls rosin, $40 bbls spirits tuSpentine, 44,4O(
bales hay. 10 bbls liquor, hlt bbs liquor, 1,54(
bushels corn, 0 head horses, 9 cars lumber, 81
cords wood, 30 buggy mats, 205 pkks mdse.
q. 500 lbs furniture. 100 pigs wood in shape Sol
6bls cotton seed oil, cars stone, 81 pigs hard
ware.
Per Savannah. Florida and Western Railway,
Dec 2l-l.so0 bales cotton. M bbls resin, 45l
bbls spirits turpentie, ass sacks corn, 100 sack.
bran, 40 bales hay, IS bbls rice car pipe, 400
sacks cotton seed meal, ie bales hides. l5t
$50 bbls grits. 200 nests baskets 20 bble syrup,
pkgs hardware, casas wine. se7 pigs rope, ;
cases shoes, 81 pkgs mdse IS cars lumber, Q
cases cigars, 1903 sacks rough rioe. ia bbls or
anEes, 3S, 6SS boxes oranges.
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway. Dec
$40 bales cotton 245 bbls rosin, bag flour, 4
boxes groceries, Dbl flour. 10 bdls bags. IS bdls
step ladders, 80 bags peanuts. box oranges, 4
boxes machinery, boxes herbs, IS bkts candy
10 pkgs furniture, bbls VIII sky, box hams, L
cases eggs, 5 bdls hides. 2 bdls rims, bdl
spokes, bdls hnbss D axlcs. 81 boxes tobaoco
Per South Bound Railway. Dec 20-56 bale.
cotton, IS 6bls spirits turpentIns. lie bbls rosln
II pigs mdse.
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EXPORTS.

Per steamship Kansas City. for New York
1889 bales upland cotton. is bags sea island
cotton, 80 bales domsstics and yarns, 1877 bbls
ochre IA bbls rosn, 25s bbls spirits turpentlne.
9s2 feet lumber 10 bales hides, bbls fish, GsS
boxes oranges, 81 bbls vegetables, $50 boxes
vegetables, 80 tons pig iron. 207 bdls laths, 90
cases cedar, 1e4 pkgs mdse.
bales upland cotton, weighfng ,1os, 96S pounds;
6,325 sacks cotton oil cake, weighing 1923 eco
pounds; t,4ol sacks cotton seed meal, weighing
AZ, 100 pounds.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
Sun RISES ...1:O5
BUN 6RTS
HIGH WATER AT SAVANNAH. 1925 N. 1913 p N.
~>--~---~>--~--~-~~@->
TUESDAY. Dec %. 1891.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Chattahoochee. Daggett, New
York-C Anderson
Steamship VIM Crane, Foster, Baltimore,
] ] Carolan, Agt.
Schr Harriet G Kerlin, Shaw, Philadelphia,
With coal TO G H Dixon & Co, vessel to Jos a
Roberts & Co.
steamer Katie, Bevir, Augusta and way.
landings-C Fl Medlock, Agt.
Steamer Alpha, Strobhar, Button - II
Medlock. ACT
ARRIVED UP FROM TYBEE YESTERDAY.
schr Eliza Pendleton, Pendleton, New York
with guano to order, vessel 70 Geo Harriss q
Co.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Chattahoochee Daggett New York
C q Anderson.
Steamship Wilton [Brl, Pearson. Bremen
Richardson Barnard.
DEPARTED YESTERDAY.
Steamer Ethel. Oarrol, Cohen's Bluff and way
lahdihgs-W T Gibson. Manager.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Kansas City, New York.
Bark Lief Erickson lNorl. Bristol.
Schr Tena A Cotton, New York.
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was very 1rffl and held higher. There was a
good demand, but buyers and sellers were
apart and no business resulted At the
Board Of Trade on the opening call
the market was reported firm at Bio for
regulars, At the second call it closed GRIN at
was firm at quotations. The demand con
tinues good with moderate offerings. The sales
for the day were about 1877 barrels.
At the Board OF Trade on the drst
with sales of 997 barrels, at the fol,
loving quotations: A, B, @, D and E, 81 Is;
z $3.50; Q. o. IS: b, 81 40; /, 81 rs; z,
81 o; N. pc 50; n, 80 %: window glass, 90 IS;
water white, 50 95 At the last call It closed
unchanged.
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COMMERCIAL.
SAVANNAH MARKETS.
OFFICE MORNING NEWS.

OFFICE MORNING NEWS.
SAVANNAH. Ga. Dec. 81, 1901.
co-ros-The market continues quiet, but
s,ar Large recsipts ct the ports and interior
-oveneuts caused some further weakness at
-.,roIIing markets There was a slow de-
nd and in most instances buyers were ask
- and obtaining concessions. sales being
-.sda at l-loeisc below quotations The
'.,aI sales for the day were 1888
SO On Change .. the opening call.
IN q NJ, the market was bulletined steady
- unchanged, with sales of 800 bales At the
sacond call, at / p m. it was steady. the sales
Eng GEO bales. at the third and last call, &C
I'm, IL closed steady and unchanged, with
t,rtber sales Of 81 balss. The following are
.bs oficial closing spot quotations of the Cotton
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Continued on Thsrd Page.
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Steamship Kansas City, New York.
Bark Lief Erickson [Norl. Bristol.
Schr Tena A Cotton, New York.
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SAILED YESTERDAY.

Steamer Ethel, Carol, Cohen's Bluff and way
lahdings-W + Gibson. Manager.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-26
Sunshine and Sun
SHADE.

Both begin with the same letter-bo,h STRIVE
and depart together. springtimo Is their ans
uual advent
An the pretty PARAsoIs are in line a, our
Parasol counter.
Perhaps you'll accept q hint or two on the
fashion:
Handles go all wsys-crooks. knobs, loops, ana
every conceivable turn and twist that stscs
makers inventive genius could suggest
Fashionable materials take tho form Of change.
able colcred and Illuminated silks, fancy double
rufies dainty chifIons, laced. grenadines, and -
on.
Peseimlsts have a theory that there's nothing
certain In this weary world bat "death and the
tax-man.p, Wen take leave TO insert another
which IA that no matter what your costume
youIl find pretty Parasol here TO mAtchit
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Bright "Indla" sink, garnished with deep
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handle-a parasol meet 20 mate the sparkling
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Soft snowy surah, set OF with scalloped rufies,
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harmonious sun protector for the golden curis Vi
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One OF the choicest treasures In this art colieos
ton IA q Lous,rous Black SILK, shroudcd with
fine net-gilt ribs and ebony handle--eombre az
night, but beautiful as Balder.
Psrasols for the tiny tots In plain and fancy In
great variety.
Too many more to tell you about now. The
Parasol Counter viii be your best informant.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-26

sentiment "a 10 the prisoners sanity. The
case will now probably be given 70 ,be
Jury by Tuesday evening, and their verdict
viii DO awaited with interest and anxiety.
Each day during the trial the attendance
has been large and great interest was
manifested.
ASSIGNED.
Jones 4 Colbert, wholesale and retail dry
goods dealers and also dealers IN furniture
and glassware, made an assignment TO-DAY
and at O'Clock cl0ged their place OF bnsl-
ness. The failure wss q complete surprise
almost 10 the whole community, as taey
were looked upon as the most substantial
businessmen in the city. Their lGbuities
ore estimated at about $4,000. and their
assets at $4,000 The preferred creditors
are the opera-house syndicate. $500; gon-
way Gordon d Garrett. S2,923. %; y. n.
CHARTERS, $3.50; Thomas Pyerby, ~ ,O00; u;
l.. Jones, S17j; Il. w. Colbert, 50, 435 all
the other creditors are in the sccOnd-claSs'
and are mostly Baltimore merchants the
amount Of which Indebtedness is between
SIX and seven thousand dollars. NJ. MINI;
ser 81 Co., of Richmond, are classed
among the sccond-class for $500. Inc
assignment is said 20 be due TO their ma
ability 10 collect land small business tor
the past ninety days.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-26

wright, secretary. James NJ Williams
treasurer. The choristor and orranist viii
oe erected Tomorrow. The scnool Ia In
meet every Sunday afternoon. - "
ABELr~-PoRrERFIEIp
bliss Lille Porterfeld and Mr.. J. Abel
were married ct thereaidence of the bftde's
grandparents at Mechum's River hlhn
ma, county, Rev. Roy Temple ofIiciatins.
Inc orlde was the recipient of a GREAT
number OF handsome presents.
. ~ Is learned that Hon. j. Richard WING.
field, recently nominated by tho nor,o
Gratis Tor the Office Of county troasurer. l.
quite III at his residence in the county.
MAJOR, ). b. Woods returned from Batb
three or four days, 0H '''
=, Judge John NJ. White, Of this CITY. "a in
ironton, Ohio, on important business Gov
the development Of our city.
AR: and Mrs. Il. p. Valentine are VISITING
gone for q week. ~