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Telegram-herald., 1891-03-15
PROFITS IN THE FIELD.
Ward Nominations Made - HRss C.sy
Convention Next Saturday.

ward nominations Made SAss Cry
Convention Next Saturday.
A Prohibition city convention Was
called TO meet at Good Tenipiar's Hall,
NcMullea block, last evening There
was a small attendance and after a.
convention organized by oloctng Jas.
II. Thaw chairman and O. ". pOtt
secretary, an Adjournment was tstcn
for one week. After the convent IN
ad joUrned those present held N4ld
caucases, ana nominated cano oates
for ward officers.
First ware ncnninstloDs-Snpery
James i. Ames; Alderman. Wright 81.
Smith; Collector. ". ii. Knox.
Second wsrd-SUpervisor. Molie Ncen-
boer; Alderman, l.. u. Randell: Cli-
lector, Edward :. Coye; Constable,
Benjamin +. BsrcDdsen.
Third ward-Supervisor, l.. n. Woo f,
Alderman, A. J. Prcssev; Collector,
VIM. {. Shepherd Constable, August as
IoungOlood.
Fourth ward Supervisor, O. ".
Petit: Alderman, Charles Thoma: t.a-
lector. Ira w. Hafroun; Constable, 4.
G. Messer.
Ht Il lttiis -iAtAl aNA Ethfiltt Mi
were 80 spareiv represented that u was
decided TO postpone Nominations i,r
these wards until next SATURDAY night.
Eighth ward - Supervisor, ElNu.l
Graham; Alderman, I. IL. Weather 81.
Collector, Il. W. Barnard; Constable,
Gus X. Goetter.
Ninth ward supervisor. Geo. ".
Boman: Alderman, DIR. Hoskins: Col
ls.ctcr. w. +. Knox; Constable, Myroa
KEENAN,.
The Tenth ward made no nomna-
tons.
Next Saturday night another effort
will be made TO nominate city t'cAci
a; Good Tempiars' Hall. IL viii ho a
mass convention, every Prohibltiorei
having right to vote IL the conseii-
ton for the candidate OF hls choice.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-15
Wants the Injunction Dissolved.

An answer and motion TO dissolve the
injunction in the case of Milton III.
Morse, ct al, VS.. Frederick Immen was
filed yesterday, the motion being made
returnable March 20. The petition is
very volumlnous, containing copies of
the leases and picture of the build
ing. II is averred that the changes pro-
posed to be made are necessary and do
not interfere with Morse, and that the
Improvements are in pursuance of an
award made by mutual arbitrator.
The end is not yet in this interesting
controversy between landlord and
tenant.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-15

The man who stole the overcost from
the Brdge-St. House. james McCom&s,
has gone TO lAil Tor ninety day. Iae
nrst complaint was dropped. va: lar
oeny from d dwelling. and a new oat
VAS made ont, VIZ: larceny less than
s35. 10 this latter charge McConaas
pleaded guilty and went 10 jail
The two boys, "ToughsH Nsnder~aa
and Adrian HIghhore. who dlsiurl,cl
the Salvation Army meeting GA Hznlll-
ton-st., were sent 10 jail for thirty DAYS
each.
Patrick Hartnsit was srraigned on =
charge Of assault, sua the case MAS az
lourned 10 the lOth.
Herbert Stewart, one OF the members
OF the family whose juvenile ecoeatr
cites have recently won for them mDch
ntoTety, was arrested sud ARA gn,a
on the charge of truancy. lis e2Ell-
inaticn Is adjourned 10 Tuesday.
The following old cases were al
journed: Albert Griffith, truancy, .4is
Morrls Courtney, traancy, April llihi
Ida Munehos, March a.
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The following approximate estimates
were nsde by the Board OF Yah e
Works Yesterday. Grading and gravel
ing Ifncoin-st., from West Hn6Fe -
FOURTH. tls7e 40. Iifss-st,. from NORTH
Pine 20 West SIDE dlttslr. a. caHea.
sever in East Fine-st., from atsf
Bridge - sibiey -s;.. tT72s sever ~ Soc .
Iui0n-st.. from point ~ feet nofta
Of fyon-st. 20 Julia-st, s3s4.2si sever
~ Ham ton st, from 2ss feef south 81
West I,eonaFd-st. 20 Ei.veDta-st..
ss4S 20
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Cramer Wants One Too.

Charles Cranier comes into court with
a plea for divorce from his vile Maggie.
who, he arers, abandoned hlm and
Their haby girl. and has become a
roving and unwitsiy woman. The
rarties were maffied in P1sinfisid ~
isss. and Maggie skipped N 1859. Mr..
Cfamer ssys the county clerk wrote bis
name kflmsf IN t6e marriage license.
t,rt inst he vas ti1c forfuneiess ms :
who pat b. bead IN tae moose. &c
r,n~ ~lshes the clerk bad written 4 not
a. al. or n aefsuh q tfst. hsd pre-.
served the ALTERATION By indtmE
tschnnfs
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TAKEN TO JAIL.
Robinson and Mullen Conveyed 40 Their
New Home.

United States Marshal Clarke ard
Deputy Brewster took George Mullen
and William Robinson 10 tie fHtros
State House of Correction, YESTERDAY
Robinson was convicted ~ the tnitra
States Court for fraudulenly repre-
s.ntlng himself to be United state
pension agent, and sentenced 80 serve
a term 81 three years He was arrested
at Baltimore, Barry county. Mullen
the general crook and couutsfie.t
money circulator. was convicted in fiif
United States Court for dealing iu
green goods" and attempting e. tiih
a postmaster at Alta. and sutenced o.
serve a term of three years and pay 4
fine of $40.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-15

Pred =. R,ch. ri the cifT, vas cor
vscte3 in the United states Court e
ssfd inF N indecent publication throneh
the mai, snd yesterday morning Judge
~svereas Sentenced him e. pay ne
81 $500 ~ b - confined IA tbs county
JAIL he pad tie fine.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-15

J. A. J. Frederick imports direct and
is enabled thereby to save to the buyer
the middle mans profit. Auto-Harps,
Harmonious, Accordians, Banjos, Cur
tars and Mandollns of every grade aud
style. Strings for musical instruments,
pitch-plpes and all musical merchan-
disc at Friederlch's, 30 and 81 Canal-st.
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superior Court
HON. Y. A. RIRIING ANF IrnGF

HON. z. A. BURLISG ANE, JUDGE.
The People VS.. Frank Hescher, saloon
open after hours; trial resumed.
Charles L. Comslock W. Frank Car
roll, assumpslt; transferred from non-
jury 10 jury calendar upon motion OF
defendant with plaintiff 5 consent.
The People vs.. James L. Roe, selling
liquor 10 minors; nolle pros'd on mo-
ton OF prosecuting attorney, and re-
spondent and bail discharged.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-15

want two energetic, honest, bust.
ness men TO work life Insurance; ex-
perience not required; salary TO rieh;
men; bond required. Gail Monday.
Room ;. Morton House. or % Weston
Building. e.. 4. WATKINS.
Penn Mutual Life los. Co.
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THE COURTS.


hon hk>Sh +. sEYkkkss, JUDGE.
George Mullen, convicted Of dealing
IL counterfeit money; sentenced 10 the
Detroit state House Of Correction Tor
three years, and 10 pay me OF $50
The United States ". Frederic L. Rice,
ma ctment for mailing indec publ
cations; verdict, guilty. sentenced 10
pas fine OF 500
TIE United States We. Clark Trow-
bridge. indictment tor post-orlee rob-
berry; order Of nolle pios- entered.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-15

Attention Old Third.

The members of the Old Third Michi
gan Vet. Vol. Unfit Association vii
meet at the Morton House, on Sunday
March 10, at 2 p. ", to attend tn,
funeral of our late comrade, Capt A
j. Whitney.
GEO. SCHERMMERHoRN,
President
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Probate Court.

HON. CYRUS Z. PERKINS, JUDGE.
Estate of Alexander NJ. Mckenzie,
deceased; order determining heirs.
Estate of Anna Isabel Hunt, minor;
inventory filed.
Estate of Matilda j. Crittenden, de-
ceased; report of commissioners filed.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-15
Strings. Etc.

Try our Copper G and Colored ID
Violin Strings. They have no equal
and every string Is warranted to- be
trne. The best of Banjo, Guitar and
Mandolin Strings constantly on hand
at Herrick, Morehead d Nelson's, %
and % South DivisIon-st.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-15

HON. Nm. T. GROyE, JUDGE.
The people W. Hendriek Blok, adult
cry, or trial.
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frutfars

Notwithstanding that one of our COM
10 offer. We will convince you that we
have as fine line az can be found IN
the city. Satisfy yourself At Herrics
Morehesd 4 Nelson's, . and p south
pivilon-st
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-15

Aibert Reifberg, collector ~ tire Fifts
vsrd YESTERDAY pad into the county
treasgry sl2as -, settling hss account
II fol- THIS makes the iist oofnulefe.
all tfse county ard city collectors hsv.
re settled Their accounts.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-15

HON. A. c. ApsIr, JUDGE.
Gum Folding Bed Company VS..
William k. Mckenzie, chancery; on
trial.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-15

Easter cards, novelties and booklets.
GEO. A. HALL & Co.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-15

usds bv valley ssty Nisng Co. Grand
Rapids. = family fsvosste. 1ry II
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-15

vsn Hooters Cosos-Tbs original
most SOLUBLE.
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RULES
NOT GOOD TO EAT.

Many books haze been avzken and much more has been
said about o0Aata sick besou should IN order TO uonh the
6o and not interfere aO the of the medicines prescribed
BY the Physician; but e7e, kuoaO the 1ooang articles are
not good to eat namely: Oblum Morphine, Bead0uua Ahoba
Deadly NzeAksAaae Cocazue ChoyuL CalomeL DzozHS
FoxgoSs, arsenic and its rba,uAous Phosphorus makes
eoeAsna /'zto~ 0fehes) and its brxbaratous PhosbAaes
HyboPhosbtes, Nur Voma and its acz5e 6>zux3h SlrI
Hyoseyamus Niger, Black Heubane Ouu 7I2 Cyolou
OIL etc. Dr. S. Clay Todd does not use the adoos bosous
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-15

eco 70 Detroit va n. Z. 4 W
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-15

A parade will take place in the morn
ing on the following route: Forming at
the hall of the order the procession will
move through Ottawa, Lyon, lonia,
Cakes, Division, Monroe, Canal, Bridge,
Front, Second. Michigan and Bridge
sts., and back to the hall.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-15

The celebrated Marine band, of
Washington, viii play At Hartnsn's
Hall, April 10, under the auspices OF
the oratorio Society. Mile. Dsccs,
soprano, will appear IN concert with
the band. she is personal friend OF
Mrs. +. Il. L. Carpenter, Of this city.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-15

Pref. Posts pupils musicale, which
VAS ID have taken place yesterday
afternoon, was Postponed for a week.
Mss Helen Mccoy. WHO was 10 have
pl6yed the praolpsl numbers, acci-
dtnlaliy cut enc Of her fingers
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.



Nav YORK. May I. noon.-stooks opened
dull and heavy. Money easy at 3Ie614 per
cent. Exohange-long, 81 S514G14 s516; short,
"a SSA@4 49, Government bonds neglected.
State bonds dull but steady.
The following were the 3 p IN. stock quota
tions:
Erie. .....:....... ,22s Richm'd & W. PIT.
Chicago & North. 110l6 Terminal. ..... 1915
Lake Shore. .......ll2A Western Union. S2A
Norf & w. pref . 500
NEW YORK, May 1, 500 p. m.-sterling ex-
commercial bills, 81 8l16G14 8715. Money arm
at $500 per cent, last loans at per cent ,
closing offered at 10 per cent. Government
bonds closed duh but steady; four per cents
12J16, four and half per cents 10l. State
bonds closed dull but steady.
SubTreasury Baances-Coin, S133, 24S, 900;
currency, 81 $4,000.
The stock market to-day displayed con
tinuance OF yesterdays strength in the fore
noon, but the further heavy engagements of
gold for export met the tide at its height, and
selling orders we're put on the market by the
bears, which checked not only the advance in
prices, but activity in business. The selection
of Missouri Pacific made as the stock to
bear the brunt of the attack and the ASSERT ms
that Gould himself was responsible for the or
ders, had its effect in checking a rampant
bulllsh feeling for the time being. This Incl
dent fairly did away with the excellent i'm
preston which the refusal of the governors of
the Bank of England to advance their rate Of
discount had made, but it was a notable fact
that before the execution of the orders men
toned there was dullness and a return to the
stubborn strength which has become so marked
a characteristic of the market of Late. In
dustrials were prominent in the market this
morning, and fairly disputed the leadership of
st. Paul and Rock Island, each of which was
very strong the former being under complete
control of clique which is ste IDLY advancn :
it, and both were purchased largely for western
account. In industrials both Cordage and
Sugar made marked gains, but the remainder
of the market was content with small advances.
Gold shipment and selling of Missouri Pacific,
however, took all of tbs strength out of tue
market, and Missouri Pacific lost , per mt
while Cordage lost not only its early advance,
but large fraction in addition. High rates for
money did much to prevent rally, but some
appreciation did take place late in the day, but
it made little progr 5ss, and the market finally
closed quiet and rather heavy at close to lowest
figures of the day. Late trading was marked
also by special weakness in Changers, and the
net declines in all OF them were brought up to
material amounts The changes for the day
are small in most stocks with majority of
losses The sales were 357, 900 snares of listed
and 40 900 shares of unlisted.
The following were the closing quotations of
the New York Stock Exchange:
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New York, April 29--Arrived, schr Harry W
Haynes, Bonsey, Jacksonville.
Cleared, schrs Horace @ Morse, Hartman Key
West and Mobile; Jefferson, Dixon, Jackson
vile; Isaac Kerin, Steelman, Brunswick
Sailed, steamship Boskenna Bay lBrl, MOBILE.
Bremen. April 29--Arrlved, steamships Hart
ington Brl. strickland. Savannah; Mary An
ming Brl, Evans, Charleston.
Barcelona, April % Arrived, steamship Po-
cassett lBrl, jenkins, Savannah.
Cuxhaven. April 29-Sailed, bark Nevada
TNorl Tostensen. Charleston.
Copenhagen. April 26-Passed, banks Ame'ie
Rusl, TornDlon, Savannah for Wasa and Hell
singfors 27tb. Saarikoski LRusl, Wahlroos, do
for st Petersburg.
Gibraltar April 23-Passed, bark Padre lItall
Bertolotto, Pensacola for Marseles.
Hull. April 28-- Arrived, bark Shakespeare
INorl, Jansen, Mobile.
Huelva. April 23-Arrived, bark Navigator
tNorl, Gahrielsen, Mobile.
Kinsale. April 2S-Passed, steamship Feeress
fBrl. Story, Charleston for Liverpool
Lizard April 2S-Passed. steamship straits OF
Gibraltar [Brl Coell. Pensacola for Dordrecht
Prawle Point. April 2s-Passed, bark Valley
lGerl, Walter, Pensacola for Kings Lynn.
Palma tMalorcal April 2)-Arrived, BARK La
Saetta fItalk Lnbrauo. Savannah.
Boston. April 29--Arriyed, brig III @ HASKELL,
Perry, Savannah
Baltimore, April s9-sa4led, schr Harriet 9
KerBn. Savannah
Brunswick. April 29-Arrlyed, baEks Amanda
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NAVAL SToREs.-The receipts for this week
were 5, 625 barrels spirits turpentine and 70 544
barrels sin. The exports were 7,197 bar
res spirits turpentine and 1888 barrels rosin,
moving as follows: To New York ISL barrels
spirits turpentine and 2,719 barrels rosin; to
the interior, 5O7 barrels resin and 1873 barrels
spirits turpentine; to Baltimore, 1850 barrels
rosin and !S2 barrels spirits turpentIpe; to Bos-
ton, 355 barrels spirits turpentine; to Philadel-
phia, 444 barrels spirits turpentine and 327 bar
res rosn; to London. ,762 barrels spirits turpen-
tine; to Rotterdam, 1890 barrels spirits tur-
pentine and $500 barrels rosin; to Poo
teeloff Harbor, 9,940 barrels rosin; to Palma de
Millorca, $50 barrels rosin. The following are
the Board of Trade quotations: Rosip-A, B, c
and D 81 So, E 81 55, F 81 65, & 81 70, H So 05,
g 10, 81 3d. NJ 81 55, n $275, window glass
81 S5, water white So 10. Spirits turpentine,
35Isc
RECEIPTS SHIPMENTS AND STOCKS FROM APRIL I,
1891, TO DATE, AND TO THE CORRESPONDING
DATE LAST YEAR:
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New York Eruit and Vegetable Market.

NEW York, April 20.-Southern receipts Of new
Florida vegetables are only moderate, and
prices rule firm, with the exception of cabbage,
receipts Of which are also falling OFT, but prices
continue about the same, 75c0Sl 20 per barrel
crate. New potatoes in good demand, prime sell
ing at S6 O0M7 So as TO quantity; seconds. 81 30
as co. String beans scarce, selling at 30 0OGt
90 per crate. Green peas from 81 10000.
tMcumbers 81 O06D3 80. Beete. 81 0O09l O.
squash, 75c6St 25. Onions, 50 %. Eggplant
nj 90 as 90 a barrel Straw berries, Florida, IL
02Oc Oranges moving out slowly, and former
quotations are barely sustained.
NEW York, May FLORIDA potatoes, prime
Sc OOm6 so; seconds 80 50G15 90. Beans, wax
81 OO04 co. Green pease 8 50O3 80. Cukes
81 b06t4 90. Tomatoes 81 5042 so per crate.
Egg plant 81 OOd6 90. Savannah pease 81 25lG
/ Is. The OUTLOOK is favorable for peaches
Strawberries 10000. g. S. PALMER
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5ternberg's.

SILVER WARE, DIAMoNps,
WATCHES, JEwELRY.
WEDDING PRESENTS,
ANNIVERSARY PRESENTS,
SOUVENIRS, ART GOODS,
ART WARES, BRIc-A-BRAC,
THE LEADING JEwELRY House OF rHu
CITY-LowEsr PRICES.
Our REPUTATION OUR GUARANTEE.
-Ad. STERNBERG's.
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MONEY MARKET-Continues quite stringent
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE - Tine market is firm.
Banks and bankers are buying at par and sell
ing at 1S0A per cent premium
FOREIGN ExCHANGE-The market is weak.
Sterling, commercial demand S4S7; sixty
DAYS, 81 $40; ninety days, 81 S24; Francs.
Paris and Havre, sixty days. S. 81: Swiss,
sixty days, S. $3.50; marks sixty days, 95c
-SEcURITIEs-There is but little doing in the Sc
curity market The Offerings are quite large, par
ticularly the issues of the Central railroad and
demand very limited.
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Sweet potatoes, u bushel. white "a so
POULTRY Market steady, supply moderate
demand fair
EGes-Market very weak; stock ample; de-
mand fair
PEASUTs-Ample stock; demand light; prices
steady.
SUGAR-Georgia and Florida nominal; none
In market
HoNEY-Demand nominal
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Ladies,

If you want two dollars worth Of goods for
one dollar, call and look at the Boys and
Childrens Suits and Straw Hats, at the
Great Closing Out Clothing Sale, 1853 Con-
presS street
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SATURDAY. May Q, 1891.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY

Steamship Berkshire. Foster Baltimore-W
r Guerard. ARt.
Steamship Armenia, Wright, New York, U s
lighthouse supply steamer-Master.
Steamer Alpha Strobnar, Beaufort, Port
Royal and Bluffton-C II Medock. ARt.
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Alnaca Coats

And Vests. Seersuckers. Linens, Pongee In
plain and fancy colors, all at so cents on the
dollar. at the Great Closing Out Clothing
Sale, 1853 Congress street.-Ad.
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COTTON.


LIVERPOOL May 1, noon.-Cotton steady,
with fair demand American middlinR 4zzd
sales 10000 bales-American 9, 100 bales; speou-
latlon aud export 200 bales receipts Is, COZ
bales-Amerfcan II 900
Futures American m ling. low middlinR
clause, May ana June delivery 46-64d, also
47-64d; June aud July delivery 4 50-64d, also
bl-64d; July and August delivery 546id, also
556id; August ard September delivery
57-64d, also 5S-64d; September and October
delivery ID; October aud November delivery
5564d; November and December delivery
$3.50, also 59-64d. Futures easy
The tenders of deliveries at to-day's clearings
amounted to 1900 bales new dockets and 2OC
bales old
400 .. m.-Futures: American miidlfng. low
middltng clause, May delivery 45-64a, sellers;
May and June delivery Z 45-G4d, sellers
june and July delivery 49-64d, sellers; July
and August delivery 1854, sellers; August
and September delivery 4 b5-64Gt4 $500; sep
tember and October delivery So '64G14 5S-64d
October and November delivery 4 $3.50
57-6fd; November and December delivery
5lo4d, buyers; December and January delivery
~ sd. buyers Futures closed easy.
The weekly cotton ftatisucs are as follows:
Total sales for the week 81 90 bales Amer-
lean 5000 bales; specuiators took 400 bales,
trade taklags including forwarded from ships
hlde, oo,0O bales actual export 5000 bales
totai inports l0i 900 bales American 5000,
Total stock i,sll,1O bales--AmeTican 10000
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IS Short rib sides. loose, IS 2la6 40.
Dry sailed shoulders, boxed. IS 2015 25.
Short clear sides. boxed. s. 75l6 IS.
whisky at 81 L..
Leading ruJur = ranged as follows:
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Mems

Windsor ties with silk rings only cents.
Who can't wear tie, At the Great Closing
Out Clothing sale, 163 Congress street,
I'D.
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Even

II it is getting summer weather, you need
not go without socks, when you can get
them at the great closing out clothing sals
at &c. pair. 1853 Congress street-Ad.
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nLrARED WATERWAY.

Bark James Hayden lNorl, Olsen st Slmons,
in ballas;-Chr G Dahl Co.
Bark Pohona [Brl, Dolb, sapelo, in ballast
Minis Sons.
Bark Nellie T Guest [Brl, Crosby, Santos
Master.
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Prices Tell.

And every one will tell the prices, at the
Great Closing-out Clothing Sale, 1853 Con.
gress street.-Ad.
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StricrIu Cash


At the Great Closing Out Clothing Sale, 1ss
Congress street.
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Total visible supply ...,.....3, ST $50 2,448 1N
The imports into Continental ports this week
have been t0S, 900 bales.
The above figures indicate an increase in the
cotton in sight to date of 696, 233 bales as com
pared with the same date of 1890, an increase of
913113 bales as compared with the correspond
ing date of 1889. and an increase of 49,, 900 bales
as compared with 1898.
INDIA COTTON MOVEMENT FROM ALL PoRTs.-
The receipts and shipments of cotton at Bonn
bay have been as follows for the week and
year, bringing the figures down to April 23:
BOMBAY RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS FOR FOUR
YEARS.
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Looy For Sntur1AY

Look in the last column Of our loral page
tsthl and see B H. Levy & Bros. Saturday
bargains. I'D.
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Look

For the large signs and No. 1853 Congress
street, If you want to visit the Great Clos
ing Clothing Sale.-Ad.
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sHIPPIN9 lNrELLlDhNCA.

M[SIAfUA5 AuIANAG-rdiS DAY.
SUNRtsES .....s..'. .'...~-'...'. O'lS
sru sxrs
HIGH WArER AT SAvAHyAH. 1:50 A N, 2:36 NJ
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SAILED YESTERDAY.
MEMORANDA.

Steamship Kansas City, New York.
Steamship Camellia Brl. st Petersburg.
Bark Dinorah [Norl, London.
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ARRIVED AT TYBEE YESTERDAY.
Schr Baltic, Dyer (whaler), in distress-Mas-
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The latest shades and styles of Straw and
Light Colored Derby Hats at so per cent on
the dollar at the Great Closing Out Clothing
Sale, 1863 Congress street.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-05-02
EYPORTa

Per steamship Kansas City. for New York
1857 bales upland cotton, 51s bales domeStics,
bales sea island cotton, so bbls rice IS turtles s
bbls fish, 719 bbls rosin pa bbls cotton seed OIL
ll8 obs spirits turpentine 80. 965 feet lumber q
retrgerators berries, 95s boxes oranges. $3.50
hblS vegetables, 264l crates vegetables, 100 800
shingles. 1856 pkgs mdse.
Per bark Nellie T Guest [Brl for Santos-627 Z.
2s6 feet lumber.