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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-05
Betting.
e. Dl
Q. Littleheld. jr's. b. I. Enid. by Sir Modred

Mutuss-Enid straight psd sl4 c5 place 81 o. Grand
Prix place Sl4 IS. "
Fagot and Natalie $. withdrawn Grand Prix
two lengths in front when they came over the HILL
Enid outran him in the quarter and won cevery
by length; Grand Prx second two lengths before
White Wings
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TOtals.... D II = 10 3

P P59sFg9 ::::: :::q 9 Q ] Q:
Earned runs-Brooklyn o. P.ttsburg o. First base by
errol s-l5rookyu l. Plttsburg = Left bases-Brook
lyn J. PlttsLuig o. fIy base bals-Of Lo!ett ., OF
Ring l. Struck out-Hanlon King. ". O'Brcn 2. j
O-Brien. Two-base hts-WaFd, foutl, Burns. Shugart
Miller. Carroll. Sacrifice If -kinSOw. Bechley .
stolen bas Ward, Griffin L. j. Brien Hanlon, Shugart
Carroll Double pay-ltellly. rCaae. Snd bec4,.ry
Mad J. O'Brien and Foutz Wild ptch-LOyett I'm
plre-Hurst Time Of game SO.
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onlz one lnntng was p.ayed in the gam. .. tAe J

Only one inning played in the game at the Polo
Grounds yesterday between the NewYOFk and Cleveland
teams when the rain and drove the players from the
field. The Cleveland had scored to nothing
for the Giants and rain may have been visitation OF
Providence for the NewYOrks. Welch pitching foe
the local team but by Richardson and Conner
responsible Tor the two made
The will play at the Polo Grounds to-day.
Young Will pitch Cleveland and J. Ewing's viii
be on the pitch FOR New-York Rusie how.
ever, be substituted.
Basstt and Cfiasscock still the hospital list the
latter suffering from badly bruised lex. he having what
is known in baseball paglance Charley Horse. +"
Manager Mutrie filed his pockets with crisp greenbacks
yese day and started last night try get
pitcher for the New-York Ruse is the only
In condition pitch present Kcee Is Still
about the grounds and says he has yet made
arrangements 60 with any club
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Se.e bayers should the srgain safe In fp,r,
80 nov going on at Plnvs 1lth-st and 6th.ave such
1--WE nave oetn marked as 10 cause quick sales.
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Ssryke place sG5 IS. P"U 9l4 20 place OIL :
Mary stone and Beck die not 60 Correction came
over the NIL with comfortable LEAD and held II 20 the
nhl'h winning ea,iiy by length stryke second baf
length before Carrie c.
slAIH RACE-SweeDstakes foF maiden two.vesrolds n,
SO each with $50 added Of which 800 70 second ana
$50 TO third. The winner 70 b. sold a. arc,Ion %
$500 10 n below the scale Allowances one
half mile.
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FOR THE sEAsHoRE BY THE SANDY HOOK ROUTE

Leave New-fOrk PIER .. y. f., for Highland Beach'
seabright Monmouth Beach ana Long Branch NJ 80,
10 as a. M. i m. II p. IA. saturdays only) 40
30 80 p. M; sundays. . 30 a. m, p. IN.
Fer Atlantic Highlands. 80. a. m; l. 34o'
4:3O. B 80 p. n. sundays, . 80 a. m, p. m
For Elberon, Asbury Park. ocean Grove. Point
Pleasant etc, 10 "a a m. Il p. Saturday only)'
3;45 30, . 80 p.
MlKall Route
Leave New York, Central Railroad Of Nev-Jersey'
foot Libertyst., y. r., for Red Bank, Long brahch
Aslury parH. Ocean Grove. spring Lake, ROM
reasant, etc at 30, rs II - a. m q 20 p m
saturday only, 30 10. . 80, 4, 30 , ~
n D. IN. SUNDAYS lexcept Asbury PARK anu O'NHH
GroysD 8 rs. IL 80 q. n. 4 D. IN =.
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NETWORK IN THIRD PLACE
RAIN STOPS THE GAME AT THE POLO
GROUNDS.
BROOKLYN DEFEATS PITTsBURG AFTER GOOD
PLAYING-THE RECORDS.
LEAl,EF

Brooklyn s. Pttsburz q Boston 10, Cincinnati g.
Philadelphia D, Chlcago ..
ASSOCIATION
Cincinnati g. Washington p ST. Louis g. Boston o.
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A summer Days Outing-To MaueA Chunk, Glen onoso
and the famed switch via Central r. T. Of New.
Jersey, sat- Aug. o. Train leaves foot Liberty -. at
80 Fare round trip 81 20 switehbaek soc extra
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PRESIDENT PARSONS RESIGNS.

Louisville Aug. al E. Parsons, president OF the
Louisville Baseball Club, has resigned, and resgnA
ton accepted. His has yet been
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THE RECORDS.
LEAGUE.

The Giants inability play yesterday costly, and
the local again slips lack into third place. The
records are as follows;
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records are as IOIIoNs;
LEAGUE.
Clubs '~op Lost Pr 60 clubs Won Lost Pr Ct,
6o.icS :..7 S go BIookiya -s9 g ii7Ss
Cleveland ~ Al Pittsburg .....33 % 1913
ASSOCIATION.
Clubs. Won L9stPrct clubs onLest Pr ; G.;
St. IOuls....-GO % $50 Cincinnati 80 - 4ad9
Baltimore so 80 5SS Wellington Is 50 1913
Athletics .....43 Al .494 Louisville 81 SO $50
GAMES TO-DAY.
LEAGUE
New.York VS.. Cleveland, at Poo Grounds; New.York
Brooklyn V. PitJsburg at Eastern Park, BFooAyn
Boston Cincinnati, at Boston.
Philadelphia Chicago, at Philadelphia.
ASSOCIATION
ST. Louis VS.. Athletic, at st. Louis
Columbus Washington, at Columbus
Louisville LO~tOn, at Louisville.
Cincinnati BaCmOrs. at Cincinnati.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
FINANCIAL.

FINANCIAL.
New YORK, Oct. 80, ncon.-Stocks opened
dull but steady. Money easy Of 3 per cent.
Exchange-long. 81 S01414 s01S; short, 81 $3.50
a. 81. Government bonds neglected. State
bonds dull but steady.
The following were the .. IN. stock quota
tons:
Erie 301 Richp'd & w PIT.
Chicago & North. 1l6ss Terminal 80 1895
Lake Shore. .......l2l Western Union So
NOrf. & W. pref
New YoRK, Oct So SEQ p. m.-Sterliug ex-
change closed quiet and heavy at ST Sl@
s4I5: commercial bills, 81 7elsGaI ssl6 Money
easy at at 3GQ4 per cent closing offered at per
cent. Government bonds closed dull and easy {;
four per cents 1899 four and half per cent
-. State bonds dGl! but steady.
Treasury Baances-Coin, sos, 719 900;
currency. So, 72i 900.
The stock market to-day was dull in the az
gregate but considerable animation was shown
In spots. and while the tone of the market
again changed TO weakness. important losses
were few in numbsr. The character of the
trading showed no change. and except for some
foreign purchases in the forenoon, dealings
continued strictly Of q professional nature. The
news of the failure of the coal people 10 restrict
production induced bear raid on the coalers
and there was no support; prices dropped ma
terially. Changers were paid a great deal OF
attention TO and all were comparative active,
yielding frsctionally. Industrlals were another
feature, and Sugar made some wide fiuctua-
tions without changing materially from last
nights figure. The general list, however was
dull throughout the entire session aud remained
barren of interest. The general opinion seems
to be that liquidation on both sides OF the ac-
count having been practically finished, nothing
but dulness and small fluctuations. which be-
cause Of the pressure OF traders is likely to be
downward, will rule until after the election is
over. The sales OF listed stocks were 49,, 900
shares.
The following were the closing quotations Of
the New York Stock Exchange
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IiTotal shipments .167.546 46O766 !4s,9as Al. AS

Stock on hand and
on shipboard
oct. 50. is9i..... 1900 1851 7.41i soei9
APPLEs-S2 750e 80.
Board of Trade quotations are az follows
Smoked clear rib sides. $3.50; shoulders, TIC;
dry sailed clear rib Sides 734c; long clear. 734c
bellies, SIC; shoulders, 636c; hams, lee.
BAGGING AND TIES-The market steady
Jute bagging, s14itS714 q 71Sc; 2Db, $3.50; 1a4b,
Sc; quotations arefor large quantities: small
lots higher; sea island bagging at 100 12Lac;
pine straw. 2l4D, NC. Iron Ties-Large lots
BuTTFR-Market steady; fair demand; Goshen
21l23c; gilt edge, 24026c; creamery, aT03oc.
CABBaGE-Northern, s09c
CHErsE-M Market steady; fair demand; l20
l21Sc
GoFFEE-Market steady PeaberrY, qOHc
fancy, 1889; choice, 1s]ec; prime, lsc; good
17Isc; fair, lie; ordinary, Ice; common, 151Sc.i
DRIED FRUIT-Apples. evaporated, lie; com.
mon, g1S110c. Peaches, peeled. 15c: unpeeled,
lOc,. Currants, 61EG7c. Citron, &c. Dried
DRY GooDs-The market is quiet; good de-
mand Prints, 44616c; Georgia brown
shirting, "a 4lkc; rs do, &c; "a brown sheet
ing, &c; white osnaburgs S0sl4c; checks,
416Q05l<c; yarns. 90c for the best makes; brown
FLOUR siarSet steady. Extra, 81 1904 20;
family, 81 95Gt5 05; fancy, IS coos 80; patent,
s. 65t6a5 IS; choice patent, SIS $4,000.
FIsa- Market firm. We quote full weights;
Mackerei, No 3. half barrels, nominal. SO 000g
so; No. 2, S7OO1s %. Herring. No. /,
nc; scaled 25e. Cod, dose. Mullst. half bar
rel. $500
CiRAIS-Corn-Ma Market steady. White corn. re-
tail lots. soc; job lots, 80; carload lots, 76c
mixed corn, retail lots, 70c; job lots. 5sc; car
load ots, 74c Oats-hized. retail lots, 4Sc: job
lots, 46c; carload lots 44c.; Texas rust proof, re
tail, Toe; jon. zoe; carload, CSC Bran-Retail
lots, 81 10; job lots. 81 05: carload lots, 81 %.
Meal-Pesrl. per barrel, 81 90; per sack. 81 IS;
city ground 81 %. Pearl grits per barrel, 81 20;
per sack 81 90: city grits 81 20 per sack.
IIAY-Market steady. Eastern and western.
10 retail lots 81 90; job lots, SOc; carload lots,
So Northern, none
HiDrs, Wool. ETc.-Hiies Market steady ;
receipts light: dry Hint, &c; sailed. Dc;
dry butcher, 80 Wool market nominal:
prime Georgia. free Of sand and burs, ESQ
SIC Wax Csc Deerskins. flint. 22c, saited
ne otter skins, 50eNSs o.
laos Market very steady; Swede gtiGsc;
LsSoss FAR demand. Messina, s. 80; Flori-
Iisp-3isrket steady. in tierces. slFe. soD
tins 6si e
IIsr. cAicIsED PLAsFsR AsD CssEET-Ala-
hana ana Georgia lime 10 fair demand apd sell
iuE o. 81 - per parrel, bulk and carload lots
special. ca siaei plaster 81 - per barrel hair,
ftie: hasen asie cement. q 8l8f ~. Portland
,..,1stf retaa. a IA carload lots y Al. Fngl.sh
stsadari, Portland. 81 sBso
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According to The foregoing Bombay appears
10 show an increase compared with last year in
the weeks receipts of 1900 bales, and increase
in the shipments of 5000 bales. aud the ship
ments since Sept. 1show an increase OF 1900
bales. -
FINANCIAL.
MONEY MARKEr-Money is slightly easier.
The total bank clearings for the week ending
Friday amounted 10 So, 09S, SS6 IS.
FoRrIGS EXCHANGE - The market is weak
SterIing commercial demand. 81 S113: sixty
DAYS, 81 1914: ninety days, 81 rs; francs, Paris
and Havre sixty days, IS 2l&; Swiss, sixty
DAYS. IS 29l4: marks, sixty days. " l5-l6c.
DouFsrIc E;xCHANGE-Tne market is firm.
Rangs and bankers are buying at a per cent
discount and selling at 4 per cent discount TO
par. 49, ~, A., .-.-.... =
Central railroad loans causes a frmer feeling in
Il securities The general market also has q
hardening tendency.
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MEMORANDA


New York. 2S-Arrived, schrs Lois Y Chaples
Grace Jacksonville; Mary A Hall, Parker,
Brunswick; Nanlear Black, Lacey, Bull River
$ c; Adele Thackera Gardner. Savannah
Cleared Steamship Picqua tBrl, Brown. Sa-
vannRh.
Antwerp, Oct 27-Sailed, bark Burgermeister
Kerslein LGerl, Ehrenreich, Savannah land
passed Dover 2Sth).
Barry, Oct 81 Sailed, steamship Regina [Brl
Cuxhaven. Oct 25 - Passed, banks Nevada
lNorl Tostensen. Hamburg for Charleston; Te-
resinella lltal opposite, DO for do:
Greeuock, oct 27-Sailed, bark Silistria lBrl,
Mclean, Mobile.
Havre, Oct 26-Salled, Amphitrte for Pensa-
cola.
Isle of Weight, oct 27-Pessed, barks Topdal
lNor Andersen, Hamburg for Savannah.
Liverpool, Oct 27-Arrlved, steamers Larraca
IBrl. Rout, Savannah,
Plymouth, oct 27-Sailed. bark Niord [Norl,
Johannessen, Mobile.
Penarth. Oct 26-Sailed, steamship North An
glia Brl. Davies Savannah
BuenOs Ayres, Scot i2-Arr1yed, bark Axel
[Norl, Nielsen. Pensacola.
Cienfuegos. Oct 2l-Arrived. brig Westaway
lBrl, Westaway, Mobile.
Mayaguez. oct 9-Cleared. schr Joseph
Souther, Keen. Florida.
Apaachicola. Oct 25-Arrived, schr Joseph
Souther Keen, Msyaguez
CoosaW. Oct 2S-Arrived, bark Salado Bril-
Phillips, Port Spain.
Chatham, Mas. Oct ss-Anchored Off. schr
Maud II Dudley Port Royal, 5 c, for Boston.
Newport News Oct 2S-Sated, steamship
Ross Shire lBrl, from Boston for New Orleans
or Charleston.
Nobska. oct sS-Anchored of, bark Clara
Boston for Brunswick
Port Royal, 5 c, oct 2s-Arriyed, steamer
Ruperra iBrl, Bates Cardiff.
Sailed-Tug Geo W Pride and s,hr Messen-
ger. Peters, Boston
Brunswick, oct 29-Sailed. schrs Henrietta
Powell Mason, Providence; K T Maui, smith
Jacksonville.
Beaufort. 5 c. Oct - Arrived, schr Henrietta
Hill, Smith. Baltimore.
Philadelphia. Oct IS 80 Arrived scnrs John {
Sweeney. Higoee, Charleston; Maggie } Law
renee Hsliowell, do; Harry Is Ritter, Petersen,
Brunswick.
Cleared - Steamship Gairloch [Brl. Dunbar
Charleston; scnr Helen ]. Martin. Fountain.
Darien.
Vineyard Haven. Oct 2s-Arrived. schr Maud
II Dudley, oliver, Port Royal. 5 g. for Boston,
uO,t jib and forestlysailj.
Wilmington, \ G.. 2--Arriyed, bark Pre-.
mier LAOrl J0hannessen. TyDee.
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Me, II days from Darien. Ca. for Bridgeport.
put into New London this morning for IA sdicai
assistance. On Monday Carl W Larsen. sea-
man, died OF malarial fever and was buried at
ailment
Delaware Breakwater. Oct 28-Steamer RAJ
leigh from Darien for New York. arrived here
today leaking about IL inches per hour.
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The receipts of cotton at this port from all
sources the past week were 50 500 bales of
upland and 1854 bales of sea island, against
t2,715 bales OF upland and 2,4i9 bales sea
island last year.
The particulars of the receipts have been
as follows: Per Central railroad. sc, 159 bales
upland; per Savannah. Florida and Western
railway. 49, 5S bales upland and 2.768 bales sea
upland; per Florida steamers, rs bales upland
and 81 bales sea island per Charleston and Sa-
vannah railway, 800 bales upland Der South
Bound railroad, 600 bales upland; per carts
81 bales upland and so bales sea island from
Beaufort IL bales upland and 80 bales sea
island.
The exports for the week were $1,000 bales OF
upland and SOS bales sea island, moving as fol-
lows: To New York, 1850 bales upland and 261
bales sea island; TO Baltimore, ASA bales up
land, and 30 bales sea island; to Charleston,
$3.50 bales upland; to Boston, 2,439 bales up
land; to Philadelphia, 1921 bales upland; to Iiv-
erpool, II 500 bales upland and 251 bales sea
island; 60 Hayre, 5,2I0 bales upland and 80
bales sea island; TO Genoa, 55S bales upland;
to barcelona, $3.50 bales upland; to mill con
sumption for October, 1874 bales upland; to Bre-
men, 4225 bales upland.
The stock on hand to-day was 173, 460 bales up-
iala and $500 bales sea island, against 1888
bales upland and 3, 400 bales sea island last year
RIcE-The market was moderately active for
the best part of the week and quite firm feel
Jug prevail ed. The offerings were not to say
liberal but fully up to the requirements. which
OF course restraints any inclination of holders to
ADVANCE values, while recent receipts have intlu-
enc gaeed slower demand for the last few days.
me sales during the week were some
I.iOO barrels. The following are the off,
cal quotations of the Board of Trade
small Job lots are held at 1s014c higher:
Fair .. 4I<3Ak
6OOu.' 91b0l434
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COMMERCIAL.
SAVANNAH MARKET.
WEEKLY REPORT.
OFFICE MORNING NEWS.
SAVANNAH, GA. Oct. so, 1891.


SAVANNAH. GA. Oct. so, 1891.
--,,,, Al. REMARKs-WiJh the closing week OF
.,'-,orth. as is usual, there was some falling
-, the volume of traffic. while the return OF
- weather served also to restrict the order
.'-l,oss to some extent, and as will be seen,
49,, vas a considerable falling of in the total
Isarirgs of the banks for the past
- davs caused by the slowness of the cotto
- There was, however, a fair business in
,,,oyress among jobbers and some Improvement
y he outward shipments OF lumber. The
-, market was not quite so easy as week
-, .ou,ing TO the increased demand, and the
ao,traction has operated somewhat against the
uovaI stores market, causing visible
akness in values. The security market
elbows some improvement in the demand and
,-ic.s a hardening tendency. Collections are
rotber slow again. Domestic exchange was
arn while foreign closes quite weak, owing to
The heavy grain shipments north. The grocery
trade shows some Slight improvement over a
week ago and there was quite fun movement.
IN the other departments there was the
usual amount of trade going on, with
rotbing unusual in values as a whole, except
the declines to be noted in prices of some of the
loading staples. The following resume of the
latest quotations of the different markets at the
closing hour to-day
NAVAL SToREs-The heavy receipts of the past
week of spirits turpentine and the scarcity of
cosstwise freight room have operated TO
weaken values very much and prices declined
fnlly 1c, but closed to-day after the evening
call with partial recovery, regulars selling at
$3.50 There was moderate inquiry, supplies
being in excess of the demand. The total
Gales 70. the week were about 5000 casks.
Rosn-The market was fairly firm after a
sharp advance in the early part of the weex,
blt toward the close became duieter with prices
gradually agzing off. The demand was some
What restricted, though pretty steady. The
sales for the week were about
10000 barrels. In another column viii be
found a comparative table of receipts and ex-
ports for the week and for a like period last
year showing the stock on hand and on ship
board not cleared, together with the official
closing quotations.
CoTToE-The spot market during the week
was rather dull, and q very poor inquiry pre-
vailed, due to the fact that operators had
about covered their october business the pre-
vious week. The continuance OF heavy receipts
at the ports and the slow demand, with accumu-
latiug stock, all operated to weaken
valuation. and prices sold off
July &c all around. The takings
being so very light there is considerable stock
Offering in first hands. The total sales for the
week were only 5,075 bales. The following are
the official closing spot quotations Of the Cotton
Exchanges.
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LIVERPOOL. Oct. 80, noOn.-Cotton opened
dull; prices generally IA buyers favor; Ameri-
can middlng Z il-lGd; sales 1000 bales-Ameri-
can 600 bales; speculation and export 500
ba es; receipts II. 300 baes-all American.
Futures-Amercau midiiing. low u.iddling
elanae October and November delivery ID I;
November and Dscsmbor delivery 37-6id, also
= S6-6id, also I 81 6si; Deoemter and January
delivery 3s6fd. also 4 N-6fi; January aud
February delivery 4 40 s4d. also 80 6sd. Feb
ruary and March delivery 900. also 4264d.
also 81 -Gaf: March and April delivery
4 a5-6id, also I 4i-sid; April sad May delivery
as6sd May and june delivery Z e. eii, also
Z 5isGfd also f50Gh Futures weak.
Tenders none
800 y. 10 futIres: American mbdling. Low
mid9ling clause. october delivery BE8i.
buyer; October ani November delivery
Z 8l-eld, buyers. Auysmbar sFf Docsnbsr
delivery Z sSfsl. FalHf; DaceiDDrr snd jan
uary delivery fs7fiosf 1904; January au1
felruary delivery 81 SfHa 49efd foBfnnrY
sng hareh telFefyf fs6ag $685. Mafeh sad
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SPOKEN.
NOTICE no MARINERS.

Notices to mariners, pilot charts and all nau-
tical Information will be- furnished masters OF
vessels free Of charge in the UnIted States Hy-
uroSraOnic Office ia the Custom House. Cap
tIins are requested To call at the office
LIEUT. i II SHERMAN
In Charge photographic Station.
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Per Central Railroad oct 30-SS3o bales
cotton, 1Sl bales domestics, bale WOOL bales
hides. o pkgs leather. 6 pkgs paper, / Dbl
feathers l32 boxes tobacco. So $50 lbs ore 40 100
lbs bacon, $50 bills lime, 1872 bbs fruit $50 sacks
flour. - bbls liquor, hlf Dbl liquor, 9S cords
wood, bbls syrup. so casks clay, boxes wax
653 pkgs m 1se, 80 bales paper stock 20, g95 lbs
furniture, 35 pkgs wood in shape, 80 empty bbIs
$1,000 gallons cotton seed oil 81 bblS cotton seed
oil. cars stone, 1913 crates eggs. 80 bbls grts.
s15 bblS spirits turpenJiur. >, s52 bbls rosin.
Per Savannah Florida and Western Railway.
DOT go ESP bales cotton, sEJo soxes oranges
Is bbls oranges, $50 bbls rosin, 80 pkgs furnl-
hold goods. IL bales hides, Spkgs paper, 10 ogs
-four. 41 bbls whisky. Is pkgs hardware, boxes
bacon, IL pkgs mdse, boxes shoes. 10 pkgs
castlnga sacks rice. bags potatoes. / car
cattle 10 cases cigars. 10 bbis rice. car bacon.
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway, Dec
30-4 bales cotton, car wood. ~ calves, 1 case
pants, crates wagon, 3desks, table, box
castings, boxed piano, box household goods.
liz bdls rims, cases candy, 10 pigs furniture,
10 empty crates, bales hides. Dbl hams, box
strips, bbis potatoes, 12 head hogs, box gro
ceries, n boxes tobacco.
Per South Bound Railroad, Oct 20--49 bal es
cotton, empty soda bbls
Per steamer Alpha, from Beaufort. etc
Oct S0-2S bales sea island cotton,7 bales upland
cotton, sacks cDtton seed Dbl terrapin, &
crates eggs, bbls butter, / safe, 2 bdis sacks,
sacks potatoes, box rasons, coops chickens.
sacks oysters cans oysters 4 sacks beans
lot household goods, bdl cane, Is bbls empty
bottles, pkg mdse.
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f,on3on. Oct - Bark Jarisa lN0rI, Dahl.
from Pensacola FOR Rotterdam, which vas
stranded az lusY oct -. has been driven fur
thnF ~ "a the = lOre D. heavy aeas. leaving her
almost high ani Dr.. Her deck cargo ani gear
are beng laldeg
Heg Maven, Oat ss-schr l.ongfslloN. u bath,
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ers'. 81 1Oa4 %: straights 81 es05 10. Wheat
No. spring. 93Le; No. ? red. 9ss4c
Corn-No. 9, 65c. Oats - No. 2, 29A8s93Sc
Mess pork, per barrel, 81 %. Lard,
per 100 ms. as 81. Snort ribs sides.
loose SIS s0,A5 TO- Dry salted shoulders.
boxed, SIS 7Os05 so. Short clear sides. boxed,
SO 1905 80. Whisky at 81 Il.
leading futures closed as follows:
ODeuing HIGHEST Closing
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DEPARTED YESTERDAY.

Steamer Bellevue, Garnett Darien, and
Brunswick w T Gibson. Manager.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Kansas City. New York.
Steamship City of Savannah. Boston.
Steamship Cycle lBrl !. Barcelona.
Bark Skogsfjord Norl, Harburg.
Schr Varuna, Philadelphia.
Schr Napoleon Bougbton, New York.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-10-31

Sea Bldnds-The total sales for the week up
TO p m. were 1854 bags, of which factors re-
ceived 2,S39 bags g nd IS bags of through cotton.
The sales were 1.160 bags while the exports
were sos bags. distributed as follows: To Liver
pool. PSI bags; to Havre, 30 bags, and to
northern mills 307 bags The receipts are the
largest ever known for a single week. The
market was quiet and steady throughout the
week, and the above sales were on the basis
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-10-31

VISIBLE SUPPLY OF CoTToN.-Ine visible sup
| ply Of cotton, made up by cable and
| telegraph TO the Financial Chronicle is as fol-
| lows: The continental stocks, as well as those
for Great Britain and the afost, are this weeks
returns. and consequently all the European fig
| ures are brought down TO Thursday evening.
| But to make the totals the complete figures
| for Oct 90 we add the item of exports from the
| United States, including in it the exports of
Friday only