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English SPAWN Eminent removes
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Student-What's the most pc Gu lial
thing about your profession?
DoctOr-When 1 have tn charge ten
dollars q day for treating a man
whose life isn't worth two cents
Life
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old SOLDIER CURED
OF ECZEMA BY ONE SET CUTICURA
AFTER USING MANY MEDICINE!
WITHOUT RELIEF

Although have very little faith in patent
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Sarsaparilla and one half dozen bottles Sar-
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OF years in the regulars army, which entities
me to the Soldiers Home at Washington,
went there, and there l came across your
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bottle of Cuticura Resolvent, and after tax
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baby by healthy mother. do not eNage-
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&. FRED BLUM,
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RuekIen,s Arnica SaIVe.

Parties calling for the above letters
will please say advertised
J. T. WILLIAMSON, z. M
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Those who believe that DIR. Sage's
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If you happen to be one of those who
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You wind your watch once q DAY.
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The key is-Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pei
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Wife(pettishly)-If L cannot have q
village cart this summer, what can L
have?
Husband Observation-Disclosures can
have the satisfaction of knowing that
Mrs Puff next door can't have one
either Weekly.
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The Gibbs Imperial Steel Pow.

considered be Indispensable and has not been
planted other kind of pows that have been introduced For IN
difference what
auv will and supercee the fine steel ow
IMPERIAL and challenge competition The farmers
learned that the chilled pOw adapted only the gTavey
dion and of the The success the uky pillow in this section
the quality of the mOdoars used OF which
quality of steel The Imperial noboar are made OF
fine quality of called sO center STEEL which Is equal 10 edge %
gas with fragment edges Of m and
like the cleansing qualities of the mold so
auv Soils which found difficult Pow The
Imperial made interchangeable either steel
chilled therefore the farmer have his wishes grated all upon the same
made to-day will fit the pow madeye
running fields of practical farmers, and
has such universal satisfaction and made many
Friends <,uHUDSu1
ISM
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King Totem-How did you like the
new missionary?
Prime MinIster-He made me sick.
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na.fness Can't BE Cured

j Jackson.
Ofthe above named all are white men
axcaOt Cole.
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~ Att ~ tHladly aud hunuraby, by thosa Of
WtNt 4 HI II either % old, sud Ia their
lne they live.
HuH ~ , q ~ do the wofk. Ensy 10 learn.
furnish everything. We ,uu. No ri-k
spare moments, al mo 20 the This
entirely new lendnnd brings MondeI success wohsr
beginners ezTng from 49, $50 osk aud
and acr little per-nco We finnish the
ploymont and tsseh IhkL No 10 explain here fu
feb2 ly
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aprilI7 1year

New CIerk-That house you rented
to Mr.. and Mrs. Suburb has nothing
but cistern, and that is fifty feet
from the door. You told them there
was water in the house.
Suburban Agent-There is. Cellars
half uII.-GOOd News.
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a AGoDEL NV IT.

Fourth Instament of Letters this Question by
Gentlemen Competing for the So in Gold Prize offered
by The Columbia Herald.
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Columbia Market Report.

Corrected by Holding & Cochran
weekly, Thursday, July %, 1891.
COTTON
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Letter Lists.

List of letters remaining in the ofhc'
for the week ending July 3lst, 1871
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-12-11

livery s. 81 Peanuts quiet; fancy hand
picked 4414Ssc: farmers ~ G3lzc. FrsiEhts
20 Liverpool dull aud weak; cotton, per steam
S-Iod; grain Sd.
CHICAGO. Dec. f0-The corn Dit again at
tracted the attention of the operators today
and the feeling was very feverish aud decidedly
unsettled. but with prices averaging considers-
bly, above yesterdays close. Business was quite
spasmodic, with occasional PUSHES u cover
which would send prices up &c or Sc Ia saort
order. and when the spasm was over duiIness
would then rule for time aud sharp declines
followed. shorts were anxious 10 cover and
outside operators in particular were disposed
20 even up. Selling was restricted in the face
OF the manlpulations the last two DAYS has fur
nished, aud there IS not much disposition to sell
year short, and offerings were mostly Of long
corn to secure profits. Nothing more definite
IS yet known as 70 who the clique
Is Io,, eomp 'Sb Of, put ,,s snere is no
TO its ability TO make prices. Trading
was attended with less excitement
than that of yesterday. partly because huctua-
tons were somewhat less wide and violent
and partly because trade is becoming used 10
lightning changes Of this years cereals De-
cember opened at 05c against 56ISc at the close
yesterday, and with little business passing and
a number Of fluctuations within pretty wide
range above that figure finally touched sec,
which proved the highest price Of the day
against 60c as the top figure yesterday. Then
down to t6c. During the remainder of
the session the market was slow and
the close was steady at 500 january
was bought rather freely and advanced from
45c to 46c, closing &c lower. MAY was less
affected and closed unchanged Wheat opened
very dull and quiet in sympathy with cables,
which lent no encouragement to investors, and
because there was tendency TO await the ap-
pearance Of the government crop report duo
later IN the day. Nay held for time at 9S1{0
9534c, but later, with good buying, there
was rally to 99lsc. During the
the last hour, Ream and other shorts began 10
sell, breaking the price 10 9SI$c, aud the close
was steady at 9S9sc. Oats we're quiet during
the morning, and were slow and easy during the
last hour, closing steady without material
change from yesterday, except December,
which was higher. Hog products opened lower
on an estimate that receipts OF hogs at the
yards would reach $1,000 head, while prices
there wero l0c lower. Later IN the day, how
ever, the market irmed up and the close was at
moderate advances over yesterday.
CHICAGO. Dec. 10.-Cash quotations we're as
follows: Flour steady unchanged; spring patents
81 s. - 30; winter patents 81 50A4 80; bak
ers', 81 1904 25; strelghts 81 358445. wheat
No. , spring, s2l4c; No red. 02I4o.
Corn No. 2. 551Sc. Oats No, 2, S3lfc. Mess pork,
per barrel. s. S7l40s 80. Lard, per 100
fhs, So 1905 l21S Short ribs sides, loose,
S. 50A5 65 Dry sailed shoulders
boxed, 81 371f04 so. Short clear sides. boxed,
So bob 80. Whisky at 81 10.
Leading futures closed as follows;
Inc tHhn 10
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
COTTON.

COTTON.
New YoRK, Dec. 10, noon.-Stocks opened
active and firm. Money easy at 2l&O3 per
cent Exchange-long, 81 SlA0i 8l18; short,
81 s4A4 84IA. Government bonds dull and
feasureless State bonds duh but steady.
Erie 3lSs Riehm'd g. w. Pt
Chicago Il North .115s4 Terminal -. 9M
Lake Shore .... 1854 Missouri Pacific. S3A
NEW YORK. Dec 10. o;oop, m;-sterling e x
change closed quiet but steady at u $50
4 s5%: commercial bills, 81 Sl1404 81
Money easy at 911DS closing offered at 20 per
cent Government bonds closed dull but
steady; four per cents 1i11s State bonds
dull aud featurelesS-
NEW YoRK. Dec. 10.-The stock market to-
day was still moro active and remained strong,
especially during the forenoon, aud while there
was considerable falling off later in the day,
final prices are generally higher than those OF
last evening aud few stocks show marked
gains The opening was steady early, but an
excellent demand soon developed strong tone
and everything on the lst Haoged upward at
moderate gait, though Burlington and Quincy
and some OF the spscialties dixie Susquehanna
and Western preferred rose-over per cent,
followed toward noou abyoa sharp rise 10
Missouri Pacific At othoEltn ROCK lsland,
chicago Gas. St. Paul, Wheeling and Lake Erie
preferred, Milwaukee, Lake SHORE ana western
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MG4OhANUA
New YORK. Dee i0-Arriyet. Denmark. Liver
pool. State OF Nebraska, Glasgow.
Arrived Quietly OF Berlin, New York for
Liverpool.
New York, Dec s-Arrived. schrs Chas z
Balch. Croker, Pensacola; Annie Conant. Da-
vis, Fernandtna; Edwin GAskill Wilson
Charleston; Charles II Valentine. Curtis do
Bristol, Dec ARRIVED, steamer Ruperra lBrl.
Bates, Port Royal. G. via Silloth.
Brow Head, Dec S-Passed, steamer Tresco
lBrl. Barber, Charleston for Liverpool
Barcelona, Dec S-Arrived, steamer Aurora
lBrl. Archer. Charleston
od-Sailed, steamer COrbeta, for Pensacola
Dublin, Dec e-Sailed, bark Ovarodd lNorl,
ApalachicOla.
GreeuOck, Dec Sailed bark Asia tNorl
Tdmansen, Mobile.
Liverpool. Dec ARRIVED, steamship Dera-
more lBrl, Greig, Savannah. =
Lizard, DecS-Passed, steamship Preston TBrL
Hannay, Savannah for Reval
Prawle Point. Dec S-Passsd, steamship Park
Held lBrl, Ferguson, Savannah for Bremen
Para, Dec 2-SaiIed, bark Condor lNorl, Ras-
mussen. Pensacola
keval, Dec ARRIVED steAmship Cydonta
lBrl, Wiuspear, Savannah
Apalacbicola, Dec s-Cleared, schr Mary 8
bradshaw, Van Glider, Charestcn
Charleston, Dec S-Sailed, steamship Knuts-
ford [Brl, Savannah.
COosaw, Dec 5-Sailed, steamer Ravenahoa
lBrl, kirkdale, st Lucia; schr Grace Andrews
Marston. Port Royal.
Norfolk, Dec s-Sailed steamship NIonroyia
lBrl, Evans from Oharleston) Bremen.
Tillotsen Galveston.
Philadelphia, Dec 6-Arrived, schrs Robert
Mcfarland, Montgomery, Fernandina: Thomas
Wlnsmore, Conwell, Brunswick.
Cleared-Steamship Roseneath fBrl, Hutchin-
Brunswick
Portland, Ne. Dec s-Arrived, schr Rhode
Island, Soue, Savannah.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Pensacola, Dec Bark Otto [Norl, from Ber-
gen, which arrived here Nov IS, has been sur
yeyed and repairs are ordered TO tho amount OF
$3.50. leak was found above the waterline.
consequently the vessel will not have 10 dock
The damage was caused By stress OF weather
on the voyage.
Boston. Dec S-Steamer City OF Macon, Lewis,
hence yesterday for Savannah, returned to-day
TO this port with her eccentric rod broken. viii
medately make repairs and probably sail to
morrow noon.
EJacksonville. Dec 9-A Jupiter Fla, special
says Steamer Tregurno [Brl, cotton laden, is
ashore of Cape Florida about 20 miles south of
hero, the nearest telegraph station No parti-
culars can be learned tonight The Treeurno
left Galveston Nov IS for I.lverpool)
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preferred and Canada Southern were specially
strong, bur neither OF these did the improve
ment reach more than a faction. The early
demand Stacked OF appreciably toward noon,
and after that time prices receded slowly with
out Development OF any feature OF note and
the remarkable steadiness Of the market Is seen
In 81. Paul and Erie. in each OF which the
activity was great, while their extreme fiuctua-
lions for the day were only Il and * per cent ,
respectively. The market finally closed quiet
and rather heavy, but close 70 first price. Final
changes are at generally small gains but Bur
lington and Quincy is up 49, aud Missouri
Pacific - per cent. Sales OF listed stocks
$4,000 shares; unlisted 8 100 shares
The Following were the closing quotations OF
h. Easvw Uorlr De
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

SHIPPING INTELLIG ENCE.
BUN KISSES ......s.............G:04
BUN SETS Observation-Disclosures
HIGH WATER AT SAVANNAH. 5:46 AN. 4:06 n.
~~----~---------~--~-- ->-~>-----~-~~----------~
FRIDAY, Dec II. 1891.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
schr Elwood Burton, Kitchens. Baltimore,
with Ruano 60 s, y W Ry Co. vessel to mas
ter.
Steamer Ethel, Carol, Cohens Bluff and way
landinRs-W + Gibson. Manager.
Steamer Bellevue. GARRETT. Darien and
Brunswick--W T Gibson. Manager
ARRIVED UP FROM QUARANTINE YESTER-
DAY.
Bark 0uldregn [Norl. Svensen, to load for
Europe-Paterson. Downing & Co.
ARRIVED AT QUARANTINE YESTERDAY.
Bark Plsco [NOrl. Eckersburg, Sc Thomas.
IN bailast-MesteF
Bark Professor Nordenskold [Norl Lie, Rio
Janeiro In ballast to master.
Bark Marie (Itall, Longobardl, Rio Janeiro,
In ballast-master.
ARRIVED OFF TYBEE YESTERDAY.
Bark Veronica [Norl, Petersen, Santos. in
ballast (ordered TO Sapeio)- Master.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Chattahoochee. Daggett. New York
&C 9 Anderson
schr Kate Flint. Mcintyre, Newport News
Jos A Roberts & Co.
schr Ida Lewis, Higbee, Baltimore --Jos A
Roberts & ca
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Fisk, Clark & Flagg's fine neckwear the
new puffs and four In hands, at LaFar's.
Id
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DEPARTED YESTERDAY.

Steamer Ethel. Carroll. Cohen's Blui ana
way landings-W Gibson. Manager
steamer Alphs, Strobhar, Beaufort Port
Royal-C II MedlOck. Agt.
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RECEIPTa

Per Central Railroad, Dec 1O-5,5ss bales cot
ton, II bales domestics, 9 boxes tobacco. q. GOO
lbs lard. 223 bbls spirits turpentine, 3,67S bbls
rosin, S7o bbls lime, 10 bbls liquor 15O bbls flour
cars lumber. ID cords wood, ii bbls syrup. 81
bbls vegetables, &c. 175 lbs railroad iron, n
bales moss, $500 lbs furniture. cars stone, is
500 tons pig iron.
Per Savannah, Florida and Western Railway
Dec l0-l,767 bales cotton, cars wood, ID
bales hides, 81 pkRs mdse, 81 pkgs hard ware s
bbls potatoes, 2o hlf bos mullett, 8 bbis terra
pins, cases eggs, IS cases shoes, ~ bbls empty
bottles, bbls iron ore, q dog wash boards.
car pipe, $50 bbs -four, IS bbls rice, tcs lard.
20 bbls whisky. 1874 sacks oats $50 bales hay, 3sl
sacks corn, 2,633 bbls rosin H. 409 boxes oranges
ba bbs oranges, 81 cars lumber
Per Charleston aud Savannah Railway, Dec
1916 bales cotton. bdl hides 80 bdls pipe, /
car obls, Is bales domestics, boxes extracts /
box baking powder, boxes candles, 2 bdls
chairs. box tacks, 80 bags peass, q cases whips,
crate eerthenware bbls -four cars oil, /
car pillow castings, bdl hides. II bdis beams, 2
cars wood. 50 boxes tobacco.
Per South Bound Railway, Dec 1914 bales
cotton, pkgs Indse, 10 bbls spirits turpentine,
1856 bbls fosin.
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SPOKEN.
NOTTCE TO MARTNrRe

Notices TO mariners, pilot charts and all nau.
tical information will be furnished masters Of
vessels free OF charge In United States Hy
geographic Office In the Custom House Cap
tains are requested to call at the Office
LIEUT. IL SHERMAN
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POULTRY Market overstocked; demand
light.
EGGs-Market quieter and In fair supply;
demand active.
PEANUTs-Ample stock, demand light, prices
steady.
market.
HoNEY-Demand nominal
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In Charge Hydrographic Station


Washington, Dec s-Notice Is given that on
and after Dec 81, 1851. during thick or fogay
weather there will be sounded at Execution
Rocks Light Station, Long island Sound, New
York, an automatic siren giving blasts of sec
onds' duration, separated by silent intervals of
II seconds.
On the same date the Daboll Trumpet now at
the station viii be discontinued
By order of che Lighthouse Board.
JAMES G GREEN, Commander, USN,
Chairman.
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Underwear, excellent, only % suit, q
full assortment of sizes left at LaFar's.-Ad
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CONSIGNEEs.

Per Central Railroad Dec oh NJ Conner &
Co, Woods. q g. Co. J Wood & Bro, Baldwin &
20, Williams & Co. Il Cooper Dwelle @ &
D. Greigg, 4 w, Montague, & Co. Jno Fian-
merry 90. w w Gordon j Go, Maclean h Go,
5neier :; s d rison. Mcintyre q Bro. +
Warren q A, j X Gvrrett, M Ferst's Sons & Co.
savannsh Grocery 90, d b Lester Grocery Co,
CF Char, McDonough 4 B, J D Weed Il Go, A B
9iTadeau, Epstein Bro. Decker & r. Lang,
II Champions Son, A @ Rhodes & Co. Hol.
land. Solomens & Co. Frank & Co. Eokman q v
B Fernandez, Savannah Cotton Milis, Mrs M
Hyland. NJ Y Henderson. Jas Douxlas, Brough-
ton Bros Co, Lippman Bros Oglethorpe Club,
Rustin Bros K A Sohwarz, W s Cherry a Co.
Putzel. Lee Roy Myers & Co. Haynes <.
J D Weed Co, J Deignan, Jas MCGUIRE, ]
Elsi9ger, Mutual Coop Asso'n, A EschbinR,
Jas Douglas, Ehrltoh & Bro, Ii Traub, A
Sonneuberg A B Hull & Co.
Per Savannah, F1orids and Western Railway.
Ehrltch 4 Bro, W fiedeman a Bro, p John
son. W Simktns, N Henderson,, Lindsay n III
Kavanaugh q B. 8 Collins & Co, T Brant,
] Rosenhcim 4 Co, A H Champions son, CP
CoDnello, Mrs n L Harnett, Swinton & M CYtv
OF Savannah, Rourke & Son, Engel & R, p ii
Ward. Guckenheimer & Son, Moore q ]
Oemler Oyster Co, A M g CIV West. Aarks q
Co. NJ Ferst's Sons & Co. N Boley & Son, Bor-
ham Il Co Lloyd A. Coliat Bros, ] Reilly,
2 Lovell's Sons. A B Hull & Co, Decker q r.
al.
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway. Dec
Fl Meyer & Co, G N d Riley, Solomon q Son.
Southern Cotton OIL Co. Epstein q Bro, Estate
s w Branch: Lippman Bros. Miller & Co
Jos Goette, Lindsay & N. Lee Roy Myers Il Co
g VI Ryals, Savannah @ & w Co, McKenna q w
Solomons Co, b Ellison, Standard ON Co,
g w Tiedeman & Bro Swinton & NJ Lowell q L.
A B Hull q Co. L Stern.
Per South Bound Railway, Dec ;o-L P Mid
dleton, B Ii Tyson.
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SAILED YESTERDAY.
MEMORANDA

Bark Thora lNorl. Bristol.
Bark Veronica Nor. Sape,o.
Schr Ida J Lewis, Baltimore.
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EXPORTS

EXPORTS
Per brig John Wesley, for Washington, O.
292, s37 feet p lumber ( Hunting q Go.
Per schr Ida Lewis. for Baltimore, 1865, 900
feet D lumber-Georgia Lumber Co
Per schr Aneie Bliss, for Baltimore, 2o38O4
feet p lumoer-Dale, Dixon & Co.
Per schr Kate s Flint, for Newport News
504, 65o feet PIP lumber-Froison & Co.
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NJ H'I0TVI9 IIIU lIallIH eI IUF bIIFlts UUr-
pentine was quiet but firm at the advance The
demand was fair, but with a moderate business
doing. The sales during the day were $50 casks
OF regulars OF 30&c. At the Board of
Trade on the opening call. the market
was reported firm at 60szc for regu-
lars. At the second call IL closed firm at SO@Ic
for regulars. Rosin-The market continues
Tne total sees fer the day we're
firm for the better grades and steady
for strained TO good strained. There
was a good demand with light offerings.
ass barrels. At the Board of Trade.
on the first call the market was reported
firm, With sales of 158 barrels at the following
quotations: A, b, @ b and E, 81 221S; r. 81 97L%;
G, 81 1879; II, 81 10: l, 81 70; K, $500; NJ
81 80; n. 80 IS window glass; So is; water
white, So So. At the last call it closed firm
with further sales Of 100 barrels at unchanged
prices except for l. which was quoted at 81 75.
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COMMERCIAL.
eAVANH All MARKETS.
OFFICE MORNING NFws.
SAVANNAH. Ga Dec IN fenf

OFFICE MORNING NFWS.
SAVANNAH. GA. Dec. 10, 1897.
corroy-The market remains in practically
che same general condition as for several days
,,,ck- except that it has become slightly duller
There was very little inquiry with quite q mod
crate business There was a pretty full offer
,ny stock, but It is firmly held. The sales for
ne day were $50 bales On Change at the
onening call. at 10 a. M. the market was bull
Ie,ined steady and unchanged with sales Of 1SS
bsles- At the second call, at l p. M. IL was
steady. the sales being 6SS bales. At the third
and last call. at p. m, it Closed steady and un-
changed with further sales of bales. The fol-
lowing are the official closing spot quotations
If the Cotton Exchange:
Mddling faiE .-.'''--'...-.....'... 1915
bidding, ---'''.....'' ......-----.....!B
Low mi1dling --.....-........-.... g 1916
Good ordinary .......--..--..-..-. Nominal
Ordinary. ....-...--- nominal
sea Isldnds-The market was quiet and
arm at quotations. There was a light demand
and q small scattering business
Common (nominaD. ...-...............10
Good medium. ...--.......-......-....1S
Medium me. .....s.-.....----..i4
Fine ..-..... ....-............l5
Extra me Sc. lo121blb
Choice -.'..'s...s...- --....--. lo5e11l6
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Leather gloves and gsuntlets, variety Of
nice gloves, at LaFar's.-Ad.
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ARRIVED OFF TYBEE YESTERDAY.
Bark Veronica (Norl, Petersen, Santos. in
ballast (ordered TO Sapeio)-Master.