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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-01-15
NEWS in NOTES.
NEWS ITEMS.

Foreign.
A number of French manufactur ers
have warned the Government that II
heavy import duties are enforced on raw
material they will move their factories
to places abroad.
has it that the Boulogue conferences will
bo reopeucd. when Mr. ParneIl will signi-
fy his intention OF resigning the leader
ship.
President Barillas. Of Guatemala, is en-
deavoring to leave, and upon the conven-
lug OF Congress viii ask a years leave OF
absence. Much discomfort exists in the
western part of the Republic.
IL is officially that French
fishermen may obtain ships papers for
the purpose Of proceeding to the New
~foundland fisheries up to March . next.
h National Capital.
The Senate yesterday passed Mr.. Vests
free coinage bill by q vote OF 30 TO %.
Senator Ingalls, speech, in favor of FREQ
silver. was one of the best efforts Of his
life, His position OF this question will,
1t Is said. make his nance TOR reelection
by the Alliance men a little more hope
fuL
At fourteen minutes past twelve this
morning, the Silver bill having just been
disposed of in tue Senate. Mr. Hoar called
up the Force bill. his object being to make
1t unfinished business this morning. An
adjournment was moved, but lost, when
the vote on Mr.. Honr's motion was taken,
resulting in a tie. SO yeas, SO nays. Vice
President Morton cast the deciding vote
in the affirmative.
The House Select Committee on Immi-
grafton yesterday introduced In the House
anew bill relative to immigration.
A notable wedding was that yesterday
at St. Matthew's Church. the contracting
parties being Miss Florence Audeureid,
daughter of the late Colonel Audenreld
of the army. and Count L. de La Forest
Deyonue, an attache of the French Leg2r
ton. The bride was given away byf3ke-
4 rotary Of Stale Blaine.
In New York State.
The Democratic Senatorial caucus will
be held next Monday afternoon, mt which
time a successor TO Senator Eyarts will
be named.
President John L. u. Hunt was re-elset-
ed yesterday president of the Board OF
! Education of New York city.
The effects of the late Allan Thorudike
Rice were sold at auction yesterday. The
y collection of articles was a curious one.
President Gallup, of the New York Park
Commissioners, was yesterday authorized
by that body to a v q bill prepared and
submitted to the Legislature providing
for the removal Of the Central Park men
agerie to one of the new parks above the
Harlem.
Everywhere Else.
Mr.. Fred Abbott. brother of the late
Emma Abbott, says that the provision In
her will providing for an electrical test
TO determine IL life Is extinct, will be car.
ried out in the near future.
The Legislature of California in joint
session yesterday formally declared Ls-
land Stanford elected to the United
States Senate to succeed himself.
The Indian war has not yet been set
tied, and to all appearances will not be
till more stringent methods are used by
the authorities to suppress those who
show no desire to surrender.
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CITY NOTES.

sOur Union' will present MAY
Blossom ut Kessler's Hall tonight.
There will be a ladies' reception at the
Jersey City Athletic Club tonight
The twelfth anniversary OF Excelsior
Council No. e06 Royal Arcanum viii be
celebrated this evening Vi. this Simpson III.
{. Church
The inaHgural social session ofthe John
e. Dunno Association will be held In
Henkeps Casino this evening.
There will be q reception ut Governor
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-01-15

Allow me TO add nv tribute to the efficacy
Of Eiy's Crem B aim. | was suffering from a
severe attack of Influenza and catarrh and was
induced to try your remedy. The result was
marvellous. ] could hardly articulate, and IN
less than twenty-four hours the catarrhal symp-
toms and my h-oarseness disappeared and /
was able TO sing a hsNvy role in Grand Opera
W tn voice unimpaired. I strongly recommend
t TO aIl singers.-Wm. H. Hamilton. Leading
Basso of the c. d. Hess Grand Opera Co.
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Mother Gets left.

"And now. children" remarked Prof.
Haines in one of the board schools the
other day, elf a family consisting of fsther
and mother and seven children should
have a pie for dinner, how much would
each one receiver IAN eighth part
answered a bright boy. But there are
nine persons, you must remember" "Oh,
yes, L know that, but the mother wouldn't
get any. There wouldn't DO enough to
20 around. "-Spdre Moments.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-01-15

To J0scph FIemBisr:-
You are hereby notified thar ! have presented q
petition 70 the Court Of Common Pleas Of the
county Of HUDSON according % the form OF tue
statute IN such case made and provided. for the
benefit OF the i~nsolyenf laws Of the state; and the
said court have appointed the fourteenth day OF
February. In the year eighteen hundred and nine
" one, az the hour OF ten In the afternoon, az the
Court House OF said county, As the time and place
az which they will attend. 70 hear what can D.
alleged for or against my liberation
Dated January "a, A. p. I9l
RowE& BRADEx,
Attorneys
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TO nns rnaA 5 rnArnAszz.


YoG are hereby notined that az puens sals maze
BIZ the tffy Collector u Jersey city. on the @tn
day Of March. lses. purchased for he sum q one
Bundred AMI forfY nine ollars and ATTY one cents
ali the innd and real { Sc situate In ysrsey City.
in the County u hGdF nd state OF New Jersey,
fronting en- fro1f str wnloh Is laid down and
deSirnafed a. lot part No- II In biol No. nH upon
an assessment map annexed 60 = reHQrt mane b.
Commissioner Of Ad1aamentr arpci nted IN and
for ealo city By the CIRCUIT C0urt o. the tou1tJ Of
Hudson. q certified copy Of wfhch report aud map
was filed IN the o1ies Of the city Collector Of JeF
sey City. Oh the second day Of October. iseA said
report and map ana said sale being made pursuant
70 the provisions Of sn set OF the Legislature q
New Jersey. pa<sed March ~ fssa. entitled=
AN Act concernlnz the s~efflemeHt and collection
OF arrsarages o. unpaid Axes, assessments and
water rate or water rtnts In cities o. this state,
and imposing and lesylnr afaK assesment and
ben N tlea and instead 81 sueh sFrsarases, aud
for the sale OF lands subjected 70 future taxation
And the several assessments thereto.
And you are further notine1 that you appear 10
have an estate or interest in said land OF real e.
tate and unless the said land aud real estate shah
be redeemed. a. provided IN said act before me
expiration Of SIX months from and after the ser
wee thereof. a deed for TIE same all b given con
veying 70 the purchaser the fee simple Of said
lana ana real estate according 70 the provisions q
Dated Jersey City. y. J.. Decsm Der l. 3D.
john n.
Purchaser.
TAG NEW JERsEr TrLE GUARANTEE AsD Tnrsr Co.
Attorney and Agent for Purchaser
Jersey city. y -.
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TO CREDITORS

Estate OF Henry Kuhlmann. deceased Martin
Henken and John Hanschen, executors OF henry
Euhlmaun. deceased. By order Of the Sur
rogaIe OF Hudson county, dated November "a
is31 hereby give notice 20 ne creditors q
claims against the estate Of said dscedenf. undsr
cath or Attenuation within nine months from the
date 81 SAID order. or th@y will be forever barred o.
AR action therefor against said executors
MART1A HEAkES,
John HAkSCukN.
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TEMPORARY REMOVAL.
MIR. James Hunt

Wishes TO infOrDt Ids
friends and patrons that
he sciU 3'e8soUe to No. 90
Eewas'Ed renuc GA or about
January 10. He tcW be
pleased to see all his old
friends at the aboee num-
Der.
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TO cREDlroRs

Estate Of Mary A. Adams. deceased, Gertrude
E. Crosby. admiaistratrfx OF Mary A Adams
or Hudson county. dated \ ovember IS $50
hereby gives noues 20 the creditors OF said
decedent 70 bring in their debts de mands.
and claims against the estate Of said dees'
dent under oath or affirmation within nIns
months IRON the date of said order, or they VIII %
forever barred Of any action therefor against said
HoininlaA'tN E. CROSBY.
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MOTTO oF s%ETTLEMENr.

subscriber. surviving executor and trustee under
the will Of Patrick C0yle. deceased. VIII De ardtIsa
and stated by the Surros ate Of the county OF hud-
son. and reported for seEtienent on saturday. tne
2sth day of February, l9L
Lated December As A. lSo
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Whom Baby was sick. we gave her castoria-
When she was a Child. she cried for castoria-
When she became Miss. she chung to castoris
When she had childrsn, she gave them castoria
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NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT.

Notice Is hereby given that the account OF the
subscriber, Edmund W. kingsiano. executor. %
Edmund ". Kingsiaud. trustee under the VIII 81
Isaac W. Scudder. deceased. viii he audlled ana
stated by Gha Surrogate Of the county Or HUDSON
and reported for selisment on SATURDAY., The IN
day OF March. 1881
Dated december q. A. D. 1851
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NOTICE. MEETING o. TIE sTocKHoLD-
IN ers Of -fne alaska Asnufacturins Company
has been called bE toe President and 1irectors o.
the eomvsny IN kooln No. ? Of the fnlier bnllaing.
county. \. j. on SATURDAY., tins seventeenth day OF
january. A. D. ixl. at eleven o'clock In the lore
noon. FOR the purpose o. eiecttng . BOARD OF Direc-
fors Tor the current yeer. and Tor the IrausacroD
on any other business thar mas properly be brought
be fore the meeting A proposition 10 reduce tne
Eoard a. DIreStors frolQ six 70 - three memb1rs
viii D. suhmiIed 10 a vote o. tAa stockhulders At
sail meeting.
Dated January I. 49,
MAKTIALE- 4. WOOL. Director and President
LAWS y. HoOD Director
kDHIS ~ WOOD. sscseSa<y and prscfo<.
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BAYONNE.

Bayonne Building and Loan Associa-
ton, No. 2, held its regular monthly
meeting in Schuyler Hall last evening.
The receipts aggregated over Sl2, 0O0. At
a premium OF twenty-five cents per share
per month William G. Alpers secured a
loan of $4,000. Secretary Jacob III. john
ston announced that subscriptions had
been received for the twelve hundred
shares OF the fourth series of stock and
that the association had issued its char
tered quota of eight thousand shares.
For the benefit of the poor OF this city a
company OF amateurs will give a dramat-
ic performance under the direction Of
Miss Eliza Humphreys tomorrow even
ing in Schuyler Hall. The play will be
Bow Bells"
A fre completely Quilted the old fash
Toned, vacant frame house at the corner
of Avenue ID u Silver street this morn
ing.
There will be no meeting by Bayonne
Lodge No. 90, +. and A. NJ, this evening.
9th Recorder John II. Besher, the secre-
tary, and other members, will visit Long
Island Lodge No. 3s27. f. and A NJ. OF
Babylon. l.. l., of which he was formerly
worshipful master.
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: Several of the Salvation Army leaders
, participated in the Linden Avenue NJ. Il.
prayer meeting last evening.
A gang of laborers were at work this
morning reopening Oyster Greek. The
Lehigh Valley Railroad filled In the creek
several weeks q in laying their tracks
across the meadow.
The bridge across the Centraps tracks
near the Greenville station looks gorge
Gus under a coat OF green and red paint.
A coat of paint would improve the sta
lion.
George Bnss, of Scranton, Pa. a Cen
trail Railroad brakeman. had his right
hand crushed while coupling cars at
Greenville this morning He was taken
10 the City Hospital.
Charles Summers, of Payonia avenue,
had a narrow escape from being killed
this morning while driving in Green
vile. AT Dapforth and Garfield n
the horse SHED and started on a run.
The carriage collided with a lamp post at
Gates avenue and was smashed into
kindling wood. Summers was thrown out
but escaped with a few scratches, The
horse continued on his mad run until he
was caught by Jonn Brown at Fiftieth
street and Avenue ID, Bayonne.
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RAILROADS.

WEST sh01k k4lLkoAD-S y. q "a. r. 2
second street station. New York. as follows. and
twenty minutes earlier from the foot of lay street.
New York: Hamilton. London. Detroit and chi
cogo. slu.5 a. m. ALI H. Al3 .. M; 81. Louis
5-la saBp- M Toronto, ti0i5 a M +Aia SIS p
m. Rufalo. AOchestez syracuse. Utica Suspen-
SION Bridge. Niagara fsllss 49, rio.is Z, m- &H
s.i5 y nj and aii&o fer Utica only Kingston
&.L s7IasW.l5. all-3 G. M siUa. 5l5 and all Q.
m; catskill and ALBANY. aN. Ala sm.h elLS a.
M. s4leU t5-fA. saI5 p nj Cransrons. West Point.
Cornwall. ~AewpuFge 80 as 50 sl.l4' laAa
D. m Montreal and Canada East. as a. m.
SIS D IA. Elegant slsepdng cars for Baf-
falo. Niagara Falls. DetraiL Chfca1o and 81
Louis. on All through trains a.s-Leave brooklyn
VIA Hrookbn Annex. sleS = n 80 p m Jersey
sDsly. 4datlr excepI SATURDAY. All other trains
dally except sunday. For tickets, time table. par
lor and sleeping ear recommendation or lnforna-
lion Apply onlces. Brookbn, No SS wnshiagton
street, No. "a button street and Annex onice fooS
OF fulton street As~ York eixy. Sos / q, - IS
No. IS West 18th street. AMI Nesa Shore stations
loot Of West forty- second street and foot OF Jay
street. North River. T. = LAMBERT. GeneralPa-
senger Agent No 5 Vanderbilt avenue. New YORK
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NTEAMBOATS.

BOSTON rH Ts'i assnss wi R6 59a
ne most comfortable Ia Winter. Fare. S2U. via
SfO>IN1TON LINE
Providence. SaEF Worcester. SD. Steamers
leave new Piar s., n. h one block above Canal
81. at as .. m agily, except sunday.
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REPORT 80. s. OF COMMISSIONERS Oh
ADJUSTMENT

REPORT no. g OF TIE COMMISSIONERS OF
ADJUSTMENT
NOTICE Is aEREBY GIVEN THAT THE CON
N missioners o. AdJustmsat. in and for the cit.
ne co11ry of Hassoa. under and o. virtue % the
provisions o. chapter exit q the Laws q lss@ ca
lection OF arFeara=es OF unpaid taxes assessnents
and water rates o. water reats Ia crles "a tnis
and lien in lieu and instead Of such arrearaseA
AID to eniesss tae pAs s aass : sasr 70 ra ans - sp pFssIas
and assessment. . passed March ~ iss, have made.
ssistine 10 ami aaectiax delInqaeaI laad. siFaaIsi
within fne following ae-crioed ooAudarlcS
cs a9ssIblS 81 As e sransaisk 81. cas- b Rruas
wick 81 from RAilroId ave 10 Min Creek and -
NH VIII ccrrssssk q g frenonr s.; west b. FrsmoatsL
from 1rana 81 - Mercer q: sodtn oy sercsr =.
Cornelison ave from Mercer &. % Academy -;
and more particularly aescriosd as follows TO
hoes q 70 4 Baissst
blcek ~ Iotd coidens .
BIock -. lots ~ AMI a. coldsnsE
EIoek s i e {; e Ss,5sss
Elock ~ ioss Il ana Il Grand st
sioek SO. lSss s sad 4, Golden st
BLOCK ~ lots ~ and ~ Golden s
lloeK al loI 5 Golden s.
iiock ~ LOT & cosdsns $
Blocxsz lots 5 ana = Golden s.
Eleck ~. lot y bright 81
flock soA. lots 1 = q and 4 fork -
Block 4ot1pt 5, YORK 81
Block 4oa3ot Il. Fork 81
Block s6, toss 4 8 and : NonfgomeyS
Flock ga LOT Montgomery -
rlocx A5. lots = and II AOufgOmerF SC
Block 40 lots Is and ID MONTGOMERY -
hsock eos. lots Y, Is y and =. York =
Bleck &h l< -. YORK ST
Eock 4a ioss =. "a 81 aad 81 YORK st
Hlack 40 lots 4 an ,. HrunzWieE s.
Heck fa hot q krunswick ST
Block &A iots ~ and IL Montgomery -
BECK sos lot 2 Montgomery IS
Block 4a bot - Montgomery 81
Mnck 406 lt q. Montgomery =
Block ~, lots 4 :, s. - and WaFnaN
block AZ, loss 4 ; 4nG y WAYNE 81
lloek NJ. lots 10 ~ = md 81 Wayne -
block ~. iuts Il. IS and u Wayne -
Hack ~, lot L Railroad ave
hloek sae iot s. Iailrcnd ave
Ei0<k ~. lot :. i<ailfc9-z are
Block IS. lo- :. h1ilrra1 ave
hlock -. hot ~ Nallra11 1ga
Eloek as lots "a u. Is Is Il a y and = Wayne
and Ranroad efe
Eiock a.. lois 4 and ~ Wayne y
LOCK sS, lots ~ ana ~ ha}nes
Block ~ h< - Ma3a1A
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Aud I be said Court hss 4 xsa sstaruay the Sever
teeEth GAY Of January. eighteen hundred az1
ninety one. 81 the coprt Hoese.in tne clty Of 3e<>ey
clss. a. ten O'Clock in tina fore1ooa- a. ths dine
AMI ia are Tor hearing aus obtecao4s tnzE nlax -
made to the assceneD =. charges ard liens nxel
an q certified b the G umlss41uczs q &1l11<r1<1t
m sail Reparf, Wien and Nhefa al pE<1es t1t<<
est ca therein may oe beard
b2Se1 Jersey CIEs. ~ HecerAcr - 49,
DE<<IS
ckFk q The Circuit Couf< = n ce1nu
u1@oA
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And well may the dead rest-frient
and foe in some red burial blent ="
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-09-29
MARKETS BY TALEG RAP 4.



NEW YoRK, Scot. 2s. noon.--Stocks opened
barely steady. Monay easy at per cent. Ex-
ohange-long. 81 ~ 4Q14 50; snort, 81 $50
4 S5l4. Government bonds steady. State bonds
STEADY to firm.
The following were the ? p. m. stock quota
tions:
Erie. ........... 3O4 Richm'd & W. PIT.
Chica 20 ( North. l154 Terminal. ...... l}A
Lake 5nore........l34 Western Union... S93s
MORT. & W. pref. -
NKw YORK, Sept %, 500 p. m.-sterling ex
change closed active and st -ldy at "a o. 81;
commercial bills, 81 7914G4 -. Money easy al
26LT per cenI: closed offere1 at par cent. Gov
ernment bonds closed dull hut st-adv; four per
cents 1lotl; four aud half per cents -
State bonds duii huC st 50
Sub-Tressury Balances-Coin, S95, lOS,0O0; cur
transactions in the stock market to day
| showed that the excitement OF last week was
| pretty nearly over. The mar6et was compare
lively quiet, except during the first hour, when
| the evening uD of deals in Missouri Iaculc was
| in progress. Purchases of stock TO day We're
| evidently in the interest OF the Gould party,
| and Judging from these purchases, ths dechne
] in stock has IN all probability reached It's lnr
/ The selling of the first hour especlaiy cam 2
| from professional operators, who are lookln-
for further reaction in prices, and selected thet
stock as the most likely to respond 10 their
efforts and have the most influence upon the
rest Of the list. we-founded statement wa
| circulated upon the street that touId woaii
abide b. the decision of the directors OF mis-
souri, Pacific as 70 whether or not " per cent
dividend would be declared This ana other M
huences started bears to covering their short>
ia the stock late in the day, and II recovered
all Of its drop Of per cent. Tue Announce
ment that the Union Pacific funding plan wa,
c lmplstei, and an assured success. was also az
influential factor In the late rise, tle pear
az tin see ny their chief reliance ia the yulner'
ability OF Gould stocks slipping away from
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them. The fears of monetary strngency
which have Of late been troubling the bears are
now pretty well laid, as some SO 100000 are
now on the way to this country, and the move
ment has only fairly well begun. Outside of
Gould stocks and their early weakness aud
late strength. there was part OF the list,
except the Changers and Vanderbilts, which
scored movements worthy of notice during the
day The Changers were specially strong in
the early trading, and both Rock Island, which
sold ex dividend of u per cent, and Burlington
and Quincy rose over per cent. Late in the
day Nanderblts had their turn, and Lake Shore
in particular rallied handsomely from the de-
preston of the forenoon. The opening was in
general at higher figures than Saturdays final
sales, but the selling pressure in Missouri Pacific
with resultant material decline was too much
for the strength OF the list, and fractional re-
cesslons followed all along the line. The lowest
prices were generally reached toward / O'Clock
p. m, but no marked upward movement took
place until the last hour, when everything
moved up, and with considerable animation
early losses were nearly all wiped out The
market finally closed fairly active and firm at
rally, leaving most OF the stocks fractionaly
lower than Saturday, while the only material
loss for the day was in Wabash preferred
which is II per cent. lower at 305S. The sales
of listed stocks were $4,000 shares; unlisted,
10000 shares.
The following wsre the closing quotations of
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CONsIGNEES

Per steamship Chattahochee from New York -
Y Anderson, A Altmayer & Co, Appel & s,
+ II Aschemoor, r Butler, l. Bluestein, Byck
Bros. Berry & 0, f s Byck & Co. Butler & N,
II II Brown, NJ Boey & Son, Broughton Bros Il
Co. J G Butler. S w Branch, Crohan & d. 2 +
Collier, Collat Bros, Cohen & b. 7 Churchill,
+ NJ Common. w S Cherry & Co, VIC Cooper,
A II Champions Son, J Collins & Co, c X X 4
Bkg Co. Chatham Grocery Go, Collins Il Co,
Dryfus Bros. Davis VI Co, J Douglass, A Doyle.
De Soto Hotel, Eckman & V. @ Eckstein & co.
] Epstein & Bro, X Elnstein, W Estill, Mrs s
Engel. A Eichberg, Ehrensick III. T. Fried,
Frank & Co. Ellis. Y & Co. A Ehrlich & Bro,
Fretwell & N, Ealk Clothing Co, 4 Furrer.
Flsischman & Co. J n Furber, Q Gray e Son,
" Ferst's Sons & c.. Cell s. Q, Ga HIS Society,
Gazan q p, Y Gutman. B NJ 1arfunkel j Gar.
dener. Golden. Graham 4 n. Green & Co.
J Gorham, GucSenheimer q Son. d Hogan.
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COMMERCIAL.
SAVANNAH MARKE rs.
OFFICE MORNING NEWS,

SAVANNAH. GA, Sept. 2S. 1891. ( |"
CorroN-The market was fairly steady, not
1ritbstanding the large receipts at the ports,
and the reaction in the New York market. by
,vbich contracts declined some fourteen points.
The demand, however, was slow for the day,
and a smaller business prevailed than for several
dars back The total sales were only /. 7Is bales.
ON Change at the opening call, at 10 a. m
the market was buletined steady
and unchanged with sales of 1864
hales At the second cal, at D. m, lit was steady,
the sales being 5qS bales. At the third and
last call, at p. m. it closed steady and un.
changed with further sales of 81 bal es.
The following are the official closing spot quo
tstions of the Cotton Exchange:
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CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Steamship City of Macon. Lewis Boston-C
G Anderson.
Bark California (Dutchl Rackow. Rotterdam
Hoist & Co.
l'Schr VIM w Converse. Hszelton Baltimore,
Jos II Roberts & Co.
Schr Edward Hight, Richards, Baltimore
Jos r Roberts & Co.
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CEMENT.
All Builders Supplies.

DIVER SAND. Portland Cement Rosendsl
IL Cement, ROcklAnd Lime. Georgia Lime, ali
STYLES Brick Caleined Plaster, Nassau Fhre.
Roofing Paint, Roofing Paper.
Orders filed promptly IN carload lots and les
a. lowest prices. GEORGE SCHLEY,
Telephone No. s7e. brohex. ii6 BFyaa O..
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TUESDAY. Sept. 90. 1891.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Allegheny, Parker. Baltimore-J
Carolan. Agt
Steamship Chattahoochee. Daggett, New
York-C G Anderson.
Steamship City Of Macon. Lewis Boston-C
G. Anderson.
Schr Frederick Roessner, Goold, Richmond
Va. with pyrites TO Commercial Guano Co,
vessel to Geo Harris & Co.
. Steamer Katie, Bevin. Augusta aud way
landiuRs-C II Medlock Agt
Steamer Alpha, Strobhar. Bluffton-C II
Medlock Agt
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Steamer Ethel, Carol, Cohen's Bluff and way
landingS-W T Gibson. Manager
Steamer Farmer, Usina, Fernandina-C Will
iams Agt.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-09-29

Sweet potatoes, q bush, Whlte.. 20 a 55
PoULTRY- Market amply supplied; demand
good.
EGGs-Market easier and in light supply;
demand steady.
PEANUrs-Ample stock, demand light, prices
steady.
SUGAR-Georgia and Florida nominal; none
in market
HoNEY-Demand nominal
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-09-29
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Steamship Kansas City. New York.
Bark Edward A Sanchez, Baltimore.
Schr Isabella Gill, Baltimore.
Schr Edwards G Hight, Baltimore,