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Warren sheaf., 1891-03-12
TEACHERS EXAMINATIONS
will l,r held as follows: r:
Argyle, March 7th. +
Warren, March 18th.
Stephen, March 18th.
II KvAET 20 Sunt
FOR SALE.

A. d. KYANr, Co. Supt.
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Bryant's Subdivision BLOCK 4, Palace Addition.

Description.
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uext north of and ........... 1
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next north of and ..............
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RECEIPTS.
RECEIPTS
Per South Bound Railroad, Oct 81 box


Per South Bound Railroad. Oct 81 box
fruit.
Per Central Railroad. Oct s-4,2 800 bales cot
ton, bales domeStcs. bales hides ~, 1870
lbs bacon, so boxes tobacco, 42O bbs spirits Iur-
pentine 1897 bblS rosin, 10000 lbs bran, zoe
bbls liquor 81 hlf bbs liquor. !33 bbls flour. 81
cords wood, Dbl syrup, / box wax, 81, 100 lbs
guano, 1856 pkgs mise, 4,0s5 lbs furniture, Il
cars empty bbls, 80 boxes hardware. 81
bbs eggs.
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway. Oct
g. case haLs, bales mats l case table stock,
lO5 pals preserves, 81 cases Jelly, 10 crates
drugs, 10 bales waste, Dbl mulletle, Dbl cab
bage. box varnish 8 cases loil C 9th,
Dol whisky, 10 sacks peanuts, cars wood 5
cases tables. 2 boxes powder, pkg fuse. l box
seed, 81 pkgs tobacco, rs bbls rosin, &c
bbls sDrits turpentlne. 3 bales cotton
Per5avannah. Florida aud Western Railway.
Oct g. CLOS bales cotton - bales hides, ~
sacks grlts' Dbl castings Spkgs drugs. l box
wood, Car, AZ bbls rice 1855 bales hay. II boxes
meat. .,69 boxes fruit, 2 pcs glassware ~
oois whisky, 10 pkgs furniture, 5 pkRs dry
goods, case clothing. pkg burlaps, pkg bug
gies, 4SO SACKS sulphur ammonia, cases shoes.
cars meat, bbls paint, IS bols vinegar. case
snuff, case paper, IL coops OF chickens, 6
bbls eggs.
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North Sydney, B, Oct s-Arrived, steamship
Bratten lNorl, Uckermann. Pensacola
Valparaiso Oct 6-Arrived. bark Nereid Apa-
lachicola Captain Clifford died at sea sept
2I.
Boston. Oct 6 Cleared schrs Jacob Reed,
Nickerson, Brunswick? l. Burnham, Brown.
Darien. Ga
Brunswick, Ga, Oct G-Arriyed. schr Luther A
Roby, Clark, Boston.
Sailed-Schrs Sower IBrl, Lehman, New
brunswick; Mary f Godfrey, Lyman, New
YORK; Harold Beecher, Parsons, Provi-
dence.
Bull River, Oct 6-Sailed, schr VIM Mar
burg, Pillbury, New York
Beaufort, N c, Oct CARVED, schr Katie NJ
H0lton, Johnson. Rockport.
Fernandina, Oct 6-Sailed, schr Fannie Whit
more, Cushman, New York; schr Grace Brad
ley, Boston. do
Long Cove, Me. Oct S-Arrived. schr Nimrod
new, 291 tousl, KenuebuuKport. to load for
Mayport, Fla
Norfolk, Oct arrived. schr John A Griffith.
Savannah
New Haven, Oct CARVED, schr E II
weaver, Whitney, Savannah
Fort Royal, G. Oct 6-Sailed. schrs Enchant-
ress, Rollent, New York; David Baird, Booye.
Ell1abethport
Philadelphia, Oct 6-Cleared, bark Sarah A
Staples, Lang. Savannah.
Richmond. Va, Oct 6-Sailei schr Gov Hall,
Lemoson. Port Royal.
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No. =. 1slx91sszc. sugar-raw; firmer, in de-
mand: fair refining 2secs centrifugals. go test.
3s4c; Muscovia s4-Iec; refined steady and quiet:
mould ' Sc sta Ssan ID o a. on ace oonfecsSS
ers' A 4Ssc; cut loaf. 5tsc; crushed, Sic;
powdered. 49sc; graduated, 41tW4asc; cubes,
0l2c in hhds; New Orleans firm and quiet,
common to fancy 2SGD32c. Petroleum easy
and quiet; crude in bbis.. Parkers' IS 90;
crude in bulk. So so; refined New York,
SO 5000 IS; in bulk, ss S503 ~. Cotton
seed oil duh; new crude soc; crude OF grades
27030c; new yellow 35c. Wool steady and
Ss; d9@esso ,s ssss I@SsS pulled
quiet and steady; new iness. 81 95Ga
II 25; extra prime $40 756o1i CO. Beef quiet and
steady; family Sll 0JGl2 90; extra mess
g. 0O9i0 %: Beef hams weaker a. $3.50.
Tierced beef quiet; city extra, India mess.
SlS 0002O 90. Cut meats quiet; shoulders 6l4c;
picked bellies So 99c; hams 1O19Gllc Middles
81 S7]b Lard lower and dull; western
steam 81 90; city So 1906 so; options October
delivery s. 90; November delivery s. o; De-
cember delivery Sc o.; January delivery $.
Peanuts steady; fine fancy hand picked &c;
farmers 2l41Sl1c. Freights to Liverpool firm
and quiet; cotton. pee steam, '-5|0 sod;
grain, sd
CHICAGO. Oct. s-Wheat ruled somewhat I'm
settled with the avera re price higher Decem-
Der B red at 9934 GDSt O0lS, but with liberal
offerings the price touched 9s14c There wasa
good al or long wheat lrrle0 over I. ON Tues
day. which showed good profit, and realizing
was very liberal. Gables kept coming in firm,
reporting further advances in the
United Kingdom, and there was
also a dispatch from Berlin saying
that il was rumored there that Russia would
issue decree on Oct. Is prohibiting the ex-
portation of wheat. Then came clearances,
which were very generous, and there an
other buying squirt, which sent the price to
81 001A; but continental cables coming lower
and selling being very free, 1t soon dropped to
9913c, then kept fairly steady, and closed at
s9isc. Corn was fairly active, but the feeling
was somewhat unsettled, through stronger in
the main. Firmness in wheat he pad it
some, but the principal firmness due to
continued small receipts. October opened at
521Sc, sold up to 525sc, broke TO 5215c, rallied to
s3c, dropped to 5216:, held steady around that
figure for time, but weakened at the end and
closed at 52}6c. Oats were quiet and closed
without material change from Tuesdays last
figures. Provisions were weak and lower on
free selling by longs and by pac ers, but closed
with part OF the loss regalned ana at figures
somewha5 below the closing prices OF Tuesday.
CHICAGO. Oct. Cash quotations were as fol-
lows: Flour steady. unchanged; spriog patents
- 979s94 97&; winter patents 81 ll0i Is; bak-
ers', 81 lOd4 25 tragnts 81 6595 TO- Wheat
Corn-No. 9. 5l3495sc. oats-No 2, 20
Lard, per 100 ms. So 72l60675. Snort ribs sides,
boxed, S. 25O6 30. Short clear sides. boxed,
81 1907 So Whisky at 81 L.
Leading futures ranged as follows:
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MARKETS BY TALEGaA2a.
FINANCIAL.


NEW YoRK, OF. 8. noou.-Stocks opened
duIl and heavy. Mon y easy at 4D5 per cent.
ExchanQe-long, 81 79A6t 80; short, 81 $50
4 S3N Government bonds neglected. State
bonds dull but stea iy.
Tne following were the , p. m. stock quota
tons: 49, =, ~, ~,
Cnina 20 z Nor5l. lt6A Ter ninaL.....s l3l6
fake jno-e........t.5 Western Unlon.. sS
new YONG, o.. 2, 500 p. m.-Sterling ex
change cl)ssi 0iiet but stsadY at 81 = 30
4sI: commercial bills, 81 1904 3: :, Money
easy at $40 . O. .rnt.; clos ~ oners at 4
per cent. Government bonds closed dlu oit
steahv; four per cents L O; four ald half
per csnts State bonds ill udL st-tN
Treasury Balances-Coin.S lJl, l99.OVV' cur
rency, .s,34i UOJ ..,, ,..., ne
TIE stock marke. to-day exhibited iiitle ne
In any of It's parts. aud once more dulihess De
came on OF Lae ruling features OF tie dealings
though after considerable strength IN tine iore
noon. hammerlng operations 81 traders ana
bears were suiiic ent % cause the entire 'oss OF
the improve meat Foreign purchases "ere Toe
principal cause OF the strong aud lhsher opsH-
no mere, atFauces over last nights n cures eA
tendins 10 4 per cent. Domestic OPERATORS
d viewer, made very fesble re4p2ns' % tu.s
movement. aud, iu fact. the disposition 70 ulf
az nr,.ss1t has bas rduc n % minimum
Toe Early improve 20 q was supplemented %
further fractional gains 10 some etlafs danpe
toe forenoon. but not until The l'adius shafss
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MEMORANDA.

New York, Oct 6--Arrived. schrs Anna Chase
Savannah; Rob RI A Saydsr, Guthrie. Charles
ton S via Delaware BFeakwater: Weccamaw.
Squires, Georgetown, s e. Cleared, scnrs Robt
W Dasey. Mcbride. Mayport, Fla; Charmer, Da-
boil, Savannah Chartered a steamer, cotton
from Savannah TO UHited Kingdom or CONT
nent 2i-J4d; clttOa steamers Galveston to Lon
don. AS Cd: schr arthur McArdie. Satin 20
Buenos Ayres, IA; British steamer PaSne
Charleston TO barcelona - 6 ID: British steamer
Pom lac savanna to Genoa. I'D
New \ ork. Oct S-Arnyed. Steamship Wise on
sin, Liverpool Arrived out. steamship Colim b.
bia. New York for Hamburg; Steamship Vera.
New York Tor Bremen,
Antwerp. Oct f-Sailed, steamship Berwick
lBri, Tybes.
Cixhagen Oct e--Ssiled. bark Medusa IGerl
schle -b-cEer Charleston.
0rimstadt, sept 2s-saied. Magaaia FOR Pen
sacola.
Liverpool. Get 6-saled, bark Sophie Nor.
Bl9fge, Pensacola
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CONSIGNEES.
CONSIGNEES.
Per South Bound Railrond. Oct S-A B Hn

Per South Bound Railroad, Oct s-A Hull &
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway,
Oct s-Agt Str Alpha, II P Palmer Chatham
Memo, n Lang, JOS Harrss & Co. Heidi & s,
Heuisler & II, Savannah Grocery Co. Decker &
I, A Schwarz. A Kent, Wray, l. Mcneil,
Tidewater Oil Co. S Guckenhemer & Son, A
Ehrlich 6 Bro. II Solomon & Som Est S W
Branch. Lee Roy Myers & Co, j W Teeple & Co,
r Einstein. Gregg, j & w. Edwards & F,
Lemon q NJ, Ellis. & Co, Baldwin & Co.
Per Savannah. Florida and Western Rail way,
Oct 81 Lange, Jno Walled, W d Simkins,
Dryfus Bros, A Cohen Herman & X, Savan-
nah G & w Co, q w T1edeman & Bro, Il A
Schwarz, Clarke & d, Miss w NJ Purdy, Mutual
9 Co, Heidi & S, Smith Bro', j Sullivan.
w Cherry & Co, Est S w branch, B Gordon,
Miss f Bergus. Eckman &V, J R Cooper,
II NJ Conner & Co, q Haas, M Ferst's Sons q
Co, Savannah Grocery Co, Meinhard Bros & Go.
W Storers Lippman Bros, Lowell & l., H Solo
mon Il Sou. A Hull & Co. N Y Henderson, l.
Putzal. S, + q W Ry, r w Wbeelen.
Per Central Railroad Oct S-H NJ Conner & Co,
& TN Maclean 6 Go, J Williams & Go. Woods.
q q Co, Montague & Co, Warren & A, Dwelle g
& d, Baldwin q Co, " Y & b | Mcintyre. J
Wood & Bro, Butler S, J Collins & 90, i a
Hopkins, G Lewis, Ludden & b. Lee Roy My
ers & Co, Solomons & Co, Eckman & V, Lind
say & NJ, A S Thomas Co, Robinson Steam
Pig Co, A S Griffin, A Hull q Co, G II Lavan,
I1hiJ DTOSs II \ nam, y y DuliiNtis w
Green & Co, J Collins & Co, d Tnomason
& Co, II Solomon & Co, J A Cronk. G. w Allen
& Co, l. PutzeI, Lindsay q NJ, Kohler, NJ
Machan, Mrs e I Confer, Moore & j, JRourke &
Sou, Neidinger & r, Simkins, Palmer
Hardware Co, Decker g. f, Dryfus Bros Kehoe
Il Co, r Is Cassels ID Morrison. Savannah
brewing Co, G Davis & Son, Brannon & NJ, W
0 Summerher Mrs Fannie Shard.
Per steamship Allegnany from Baltimore
Pike. Palmer Hardware Co, A q Rnodes &
Co, Reid & Co. X & b r r, T Shuptrine & Bro,
i Schwarz Seig, Stults & Co. Southern
Ex Co. Savannah Grocery Co, Savannah furni
ture Co. & Schroeder, Fl Suter. II Solomon 4
Son, Savannah @ s. W Co, j s Silva, d n 1hom-
ason & Co, Teepe & Co, w Tiedeman & Bro
II Traub, A Doyle. Jas Douglas. M Doyle, Est
S W Branch, Buchner & G. BALDWIN & Co.
Bacon & Son. II Champions Son. VS.
Cherry g. Co, w q Cooper + NJ Conner. Eckman
4 V. A Ehrlich & Bro Fretwell Il N. Finn Bros
S Guckenbeimer & Son, A banley, Haynes Il,
Harris & Juchter. Jas Hart & Bro, Heuisler &
II, / G. Haas. H b Hesdmap, J, T & X w K r,
Steamer Katie, f Lovell's Sons, John LAYTON
Lang, Law d BaGer, ID b Lester & Co, Limo
say q NJ, John Lynch, Juo Lyons & Co. Lowell
& l., Lippman Bros Mohr b. os a Miller a.
Co, Lee Rov Myers & Co, Moore & Co, Moore 81
j, Minis Sons, Mutual Coop Asso'n, McKen
ma & w, J McGrAth & Co. NJ Nathan. X Not
til G am & Co, Neidinger & K. 7 J O'Brien,
Oelnler Oyster Co.
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EXPORra.

Per steamship Berkshire, for Baltimore
2,79S bales cotton, SOB bbls rosin, 10 bbS spirits
turpentine, 80 bales domestics, 5000 feet
lumber IS bales paper stock so pkgs hides, $50
boxes lemons, 80 pkgs Indse
Per steamship City of Savannah for Boston
2,257 bales upland cotton, 30 bales paper stock,
300 bales domestics and yarns III bbls rosin,
325 bbls spirits turpentine 90 600 shingles. IA
bales hides. $40 boxes oranges, II bales moss,
1910 SACKS cotton seed meal, 247 pkgs mdse.
Per steamship Dessoug, for philadelphia
1854 bales upland c1tton. ly9 bales domestics aud
yarns, SO! bbs rosin $50 bbls spirits turpentine,
10 bbls oil, l09 boxes oranges II bales inters "a
bales paper stock, S2S pkgs mdse. 722 empty
beer kegs.
Per steamship Briscoe [Brl. for Barcelona,
pounds
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COMMERCIAL.
SAVANNAH MARKETS.
OFFICE MORNING News.
SAVANNAH. GA. Oct. 8. 1891


c.--oN-There was apparently much
N,s- spot market than for several days
So w. With a more active inquiry, and pretty
po al the offerings were taken. Sales were
IL L. at an advance on the midday quotations.
snsiderable quantity of middlings selling at
:. ,dvices report an advance in Liverpool
"a New York slumped of without any ap-
", reason. The total Of transactions for
70 ,iov we're 3,76s bales On Change at the
.0i1g call, at 10 a. m, the market was bulle-
.nsd firm and unchanged with sales
= 1912 bales. At the second call,
Y n. m, it was steady at an
..,nce of lie in middling land ordinary,
~ :, low middling and of 3-16c in good ordin-
~ ~ the sales being 1928 bales. At the third
~ -, last call. at a p. m. it closed steady and
changed, with further sales of 1.22S bales.
-he following are the official closing spot quota
....s NJ the Cotton Exchange:
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NOTICE To MARINERs

Nottcesto mariners; pilot charts anil all mai.
teal Information wall b. furnished masters OF
vesselstres u cnac 20 at the Unite States Hy-
droSraphlc noe ia the Custom House. Gap
tains are requssJei 70 call at the Office
Lieut. II SHERMAN,
Ia charge Hydro graphic station.
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Steamship Briscoe [Brl Soares, Barcelona
A Minis Sons.
Steamship Chattahoochee. Daggett, New
York-C G Anderson.
Schr Walter w Rasin. Vannaman, Philadel-
phla-Geo Harriss & Co.
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sAILvO YEirERDAY.

Steamship City of Savannah, Boston mot pre-
viouslyL
Steam ship Dessoug, Philadelphia mot pre-
viouslyI
Ship Camelia [Gerl Rotterdam.
Schr Walter W Rasin, Philadelphia.
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Arnheim OF New York has placed his
agency with Kohler, the lively clothier,
1853 Broughton street. Suits to order SEE so
up.-Ad
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DEPARTED YsSrERDAy.

Steamer Ethel, Carol, Cohen's Bluff and way
landings-W r Gibson Manager
Steamer Alpha, Strobnar. Beaufort and Port
Royal-C Medlock Agt.
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Suits for long men, lean men, fat men,
stout men. in fact we ft a man weighing
eighty pounds up to $50 pounds. Kohler,
the lively clothIer, l5S Broughton street.
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ing futures ranged as follows
OnaninC HiRhesL

BALTIMORE. Oct. 8-Flour firm: Howard
street and western superhne 50 5O6SS rs;
city mills, Rio brands, extra, So O006 Is; winter
wheat patent SS 1905 90; spring patent So 90
GO y; spring straight, IS 2SDb e5; bakers,
81 s505 10. Wheat firm; No. 2 red. on spot
wheat flrmer; Fultx, 81 0J@1 OS; Longberry,
81 02@1 TO- Corn-Southern nominal white at
I'm re- yellow at 72473c.
CINcINNAT1.r -Pct ,Oe:- Flour motive; family
SO s014 40; winter patent 8 - fancy 81 400
90. Wheat higher: MOI red 500 Corn
weaker; No. mixed SOC. Oats in fair demand;
No. 2 mixed 3l5tc. Provisions Pork barely
s mssss arm besa a. sh s Tbs Hst
Bacon steady at s. IS; Shoulders s.; short
clear $. Whisky firm at 81
NEW ORLEANs, Oct S.-Conee dull; Rio,
ordinary to fftFJ is9lsc. sugar !. peminal.
Inferior 2sAc: centrifugais, granulated;
4I4c; seconds sD4Jsc; fully fair to prime 414c;
fair to good fair, sIs@Ac; good common
31Sc; common, 234Q12 l3-l6c; oentrifugals, plan
tation graduated 5-16d4ssc;a choice white,
&C.; ca white, 41scj choices yellow CLAIR,
prime yellow clarified SIsc; seconds. 2Ss1sc.
Molasses nominal-open kettle, fermentlng.
good fair to prime. 9o025c; centrifugals,
prime to good prime, zoe; prime l20lsc;
TO fancy, 27029c; good prime. if0Dl5c.
common, 1850; inferior, 5I6Ooc; prime, 400
Slci talr TO good lair, Dl5c; good common 10
Ol2. Whisky quiet, western rectined 81 04O
los
NAVAL STORES.
New YoaK. Oc, 8, noon.-SpIrits turpen-
tine dull and steady at 370S794c. Rosn
quiet and steady at 81 3501 40.
NEW YORK, Oct. 8, 500 p. m. - Rosln
quiet and steady; strained. common to good
81 s5@1 ~. Turpentine dull and easy at
37Q3734c.
OaAsLEsroN. Oct. s. Spirits turpentlne
steady at S4lsc. Rosin firm: good strained
at 81 10.
WILMINGTON Oct. 8. - Spirits turpentlne
dull at 34c. Rosn firm; strained 81 %;
good strained 81 10. Tar firm at 81 co. Crude
surpentine Arm: hard 81 90; yellow dip 81 90;
virgin 81 30.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. s. noon.-Rosin, common.
aga.
NEw YoRK. Oct. 5-Rice quiet and nrm;
domestic, fair 20 extra, 5}b07c; Japan 51h
@54c
Nav oaLelNs. Oct. s.-aice steady; ordinary
to prime. 34G41sc.
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MARITIME NTS0rrr.Nv

LONDON, Oct Bark Pellicano 1tall. Fag-
giJni, from Cadiz Sept I for Pensacola. as mt
into BARBADOS totally dismasted, ami With
extensive damage having encountered a
gale.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-10-09

We are showing the finest line OF twseds,
cheyiots. Sc Itch hannels at s22 80 made 70
order, worth S3j. Kohisr, the lively
clothler, l5s Br0ugaton street. --Ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-10-09

Before buying your fall suit, be sure to
see Kohler's line Of fall novelties; they are
simply immense. 159 Broughton street.
Ad
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-10-09

We are showing the finest line Of tweed',
chevoits. Scotch iannels at S22 so made TO
order, worth S35. Kohler, the lively
clothier, 15S Brolghton street.-Ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-10-09

Artists Materials, all kinds, at NJ. T. Tay.
lor l35 York street. I'D.
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PASSENGERS.

Per steamship City Savannah for Boston
Q p Lyford, Miss Sarah Beln, j W Cox.
Per steamship Berkshire. for Baltimore
j X Hatr.ck, b Myers,J Bond, A d'Antignac
and storage.
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Sweet potat es, q BUSH, white. Is a %
PouLTaY-Market amply supplied; demand
EqGs-Market easier and in light supply;
demand steady.
PEANUTs-Ample stock, demand light, prices
teady.
SuGAa-Georgia and Florida nominal; none in
market.
HoyEY-Demand nominal
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FRIDAY. Oct. Q, 1891.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Schr c and A Pinnard. Whipple. Baltimore,
with gent mdse to order-veSsI to JOS Rob
erts & Co.
Steamer Bellevue. Garrett, Darien, and
Brunswick--W Gibson Manager.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-10-09

Old newspapers-2O0 for - cents-at
business office. MORNING NEws.-Ad.
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Dunlap's fall shapes in derby hats now
ready at LAFar's. q Bull street. I'D.
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had been again depressed to about last nights
level by persistent prcssu from bear sources.
Inese hammering operations were abated after
noon for time. and tbs market showed an ap-
proach 20 midsummer dullnesS, but prices. re
heved OF the depressing influence, made some
advance, low-priced Vanderbilts, Atchison,
Burlington and Quincy, Rock Island. Chicago
Gas. and some specIalties made considerable
Improvement, aided BY further arrivals of gold.
together with the prevailing ease in the money
market and heavy tone of foreign exchange.
Prices, however, never got far from those of
the opening, aud in the last hour another sharp
attack was made upon Atchison securities and
the stock reacted nearly per cent. on large
transactions. wlping out all former gain and
something in addition. The general list re
sponded feebly to this attack, Rock Island and
Missouri Pacific showing the most weakness I'M
der pressure. Market finally closed quiet and
rather heavy. generally at Insignificant changes
from the opening figures as well as from last
nignt's close. Final changes are irregular and
IN all cases for small fractions. The sales of
listed stocks to-day were 263. 900 shares unlisted
$500 shares
The toll1 wing Gre tbs closing quotations of
49, A.
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The best IS derby hat for the money at
LAFars, q Bull stresG-Ad.
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CLgARE0 YG,rE2O\Y.

Bark Thorgney [Norl. Thorsen, to load for
Europe-Holst & 20.
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Umbrellas, umbrellas. Mcintosh coats
and rubber at LaFar's-Ad
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SHIPPING INrEILIGENca

MINIATURE ALIAJA}-.rIG5 DAY.
Sun RlssS...... ...........-.. ..-...... 6:1 6
SUN SETS ...... ........... ................5:49
HIGH WArER AT SAYASSAI...ll:35A N. 1I:57 N
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ARRIVED UP FROM o. .RANTINE YEsTER-
nAX
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NAVAL SToRKs,-Ihe splrltS turpentlne mar
kst was quiet aud barely steady at the quota
tons. There was a limited inquiry and a mod
crate business doing. At the Board of Trade
on the first call the market opened at 3fl6c
asked for regulars, with sales of l05 casks.
At the second call it closed
steady at 341Rc for regulars. Rosin-
The market was firm and held higher.
There was a good demand even at the advanced
prices ahd fully 3,700 barrels changed hands
during the day. At the Board of Trade on toe
opening call the market was reported
steady with sales of 1891 barrels at the fol-
F, sI250sl 80; G, 81 S0NS IS; H, 81 45@$I so;
LSl6O4Sl IS; K. 81 SO0S1 So; NJ. 81 1OO$9 IS;
\. $3.50; window glass SO 40; water white,
s}5 At the last call it closed firm, with
further sales of 624 barrels at tie following re-
vsed quotations: A, B, c, D and E, 81 rs; F,
$780, G. 81 IS; H, 81 so; 1. ST. IS; X, 81 IS: NJ,
s. IS; n. 81 95; window glass, So IS; water
white 23 S.
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Fla. r,
!. r. R.
'rd and
to New
aggage
nap Of
lie.
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Ll-l l@sfkes higher; fair demand TIL,
hEosei - lfsde quotations are as Toll avs
qfl s.lie 60. ~ sides, De-; shoulders. ~
sss.. shoulders &C.. hams, ig5Se.
" e- AND tfEs The narGst steady
's~s' s'sh' ~ . 71fe, 10, U.s.; islb