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Telegram-herald., 1891-08-04

hawk broke a c. A. W. II. head
light on a northern train the other
night.
General Freight Agent Davis. Of the
c. & w. NJ. who has been Ia Chicago.
will return TO-DAY
+. s. o'Rourkc. superintendent OF the
southern division of the .. II. A l..
was in the city yesterday.
August 16 the D.. l.. a \. VIII run
an excursion from Grand Rapids Aiie-
gen ami Meskegoa 20 II. Joseph.
Chief Engineer MeNeaD. OF the c. a
W. A.. who has been in Detroit on
business returned iasi evening
Fire consumed a large number Of
telegraph poles near the &. a ". "a
depot. at Traverse city SUNDAY
Agent q. A. Sorthrop and wife at
tho & 4 W. NJ depot at Benton
Harbor. have lost their iobs.
The afternoon passenger train on the
y a ". n Jumped tine track at TAR
mount Saturday. and was three honfs
late 10 arriving at Benton Harbor-
Captain Hughes and MIR. StaBsrli.
ace n,s at Big Rapids and Tustin ~
spectirels. stopped al Grand Rapids
Yesterday on their way 70 the en-
oampmcnt
The 4. A. r. " employers win here
'after receive pay by cheek and the
par.iar viii be dispensed with
The ID. a n ticket office at lonis vac
robbed Thursday.
The restaurant keeper ~ The depot
remarked YESTERDAY We have mel
prepared ~ lunch 100 people bEt
probably did Bot have over 600 or
GOO
There VIII be an excursion ovrr the
u. l. a y IRON -. Joseph nna Ian
sing 20 Grand Rapids. August 20. 30
Bsrnum snd Bsiieys show. and H. the
evening al 1910 special wili rsn 10
Massrcon
The u. l. AN an Fpn an srrurstOn
- Detroit ue5f eundas. from Howard
City. a c'clorl. hstinR Grand Rap
ida AZ : 30 A. M. and arriving a. fte-
troit ~ J. and Icarfng az in the
~ nz
II 10 sufwiecd on good authority
fhat ihe passenerf earnings ~ ths 9
". N rsilvar for fbe north ri gol-
~sn esceed ans p-svasus July IN the
hierorY ~ ths roea Tra~si has bs.su
good IN AL 8fref1 rms
fiief Engines johnson hns rrfurB-a
from hts trip ~ the Northern replf,-
suis. whrrt ne hns seen i,soklnx sffef
isis prssets snns affatrs III sars hat
frorn - ansount ~ walking usira be
has haa n = av ar 81 tn fact that he
has BEEN away.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-04
smiths Opera Bos.e.

Manager Smith met with such fine
success with combinations during the
closing week Of last season that he pnr-
poses 10 play many cue h attractions
darine the coming am ussmeni year.
He viii open his house August IL. sDd
tne following compsni~s have already
been booked. Lester A WIiiiaTns Rovai
Jordan Buriesaae, " Wiilisnls' Psrsisn
Folly Company. DAVIS Vaudeville
Company. "feDf Black Noses" NAY
HoAard Euflesque, CITY Ciub." A. NJ.
fflilette's Classiesl ty.iety Gfris, Wstsen
SISTERS Borlesqus - snd Jack, Lon
don 15sety tsirls, Rec A Bsrtons,
Brace 4 DAVIS Sgeelaltv, Kennedy 4
Green.s Lsnghmaksrs, Rash a Plekers
Uaetv 5lris, Man ~ 2lsek muscsi
comedy, May Russell. Robert Nan
chesteTs French Foiiy.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-04

They Discuss LAbo- Day Projects asd .
Bicycle Race Track


They Discuss Labe- Day Projects ssd .
Bicycle Race Track
Pursuant 10 . call TO all wheelmen of
the city, attached or unattached, par
hsps seventy-fve assembled last even
ing at Hartman's Hall. TO consider
measures toward entertaining the Mus
kegon wbeelmen here Labor Day.
III NJ. Dumas WAS chosen Chairman and
Homer Cizpp secretary. Phin :. HINT
arose and stated that the meeting had
been called also for the purpose OF dis
cussIng the project OF = bicycle tack
and an associated bicycle club for all
Grand Rapids wneelmen. After some
informal discussion, Il resolution To in
vite the Muskegon wheelmen here for
Labor Day was passed and = committee
with representatives from each local
bicycle club was appointed to zee To
preliminary arrangements. The COM
mittee is composed of T.. :. Hunt.
Grand Rapids Bicycle club; ID. L. Clark /,
Workmen Bicycle club, Lawrence
Bourst, Aurora Bicycle club; 4. l..
Wagner, Valley City Wheelmen. ana
IL. NJ. Dumas, chairman ex-otficIo. un-
attached. IL Was announced that II
races could be arranged to take place
at North PaIk on Labor Day,
suitable prizes would he pro-
yided. The invitation OF the manage
ment of North Park was accepted and
races will be arranged for.
Some discussion took place as 10 the
best means 10 secure bicycle race
track, and also as 10 the best location
Il 81, - ~. al
men Of the city would support track
and provide al least two race meetings
= year, {. c. Comstock WAS willing TO
provide q track. Ii was decided 10 get
the names, as far rs possible, of al
wheelmen IN the city signed toa petition
to the North Park management that a
track be built on that property. Ed.
Moore, James Roach and Al. h. Rich
mond were appointed az commltte men
to present the petition and conduct the
necessary negotiations toward securing
q track. Then came some informal
discussion as 10 the desirabllity Of q
central body composed of delegates
from all the bicycle clubs of tie
city, for the purpose OF act
ing as q central authorized
body in such cases as getting up races.
entertaining visitors, etc. he idea
being that a central body could carry
big proiects forward with much more
success. Some discussion ensued, but
no action was taken. +. NJ. Moore
said that he did not think that the
Valley City wheelmen favored the idea.
An expression was given toy a member
of the Workmen's Bicycle club. to the
same effect. r. s. Hunt said that the
idea was not TO consolidate ti.e four
clubs of the city, but to have repre-.
sentative body composed of delegates,
they 10 have power to conduct race
meetings, etc. Arthur KRONER spoke
heartily in favor of the ldea. as 20 one
club here isstrong enough to undertake
very big plans alone. There are 1900
~heelmen In the city and properly
united they could do wonders.
Charles A. Jones spoke at some
length, by request. upon the J.. A. W.
and It's manifold benefits. lie salo. in
relation to the Associated club. that
the idea required thorough canvaslng
before il should be undertaken. After
some little further informal talk the
meeting adjourned.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-04
IN GALA ATTIRE.
The City Of the Strait. I'm Her "Best
BIB and Tucker"

DETROIT, Mich, August 3. = The
Grand Army has taken Detroit, but the
captured city celebrates the event by
donning gala attire. BUSINESS is sus-
pended aud every energy is being
directed TO the entertainment OF the
guests who are arriving by Thousands 5
every hour. The decorations far ex-
cecd any effort OF similar occasion
and reflect great credit on the city.
-Four magnificent triumphal arches
span WOOD award-ave.. hut profuse dec
orations adorn nearly every building
and dwelling house. Bands arrive on
every train and martial MUSIC Oils the
Air. The day il devoted to the
reception OF the guests, who are
arriving in . never ending PROCESSION.
Tomorrow is the great parade DAY and
the fines, procession ever known y
expected. The Michigan depart
ment train was late in arrIvlrg &
but came IN early this evening. -
national headquarters Of the q. A. IL.
aud the ". K. G. established ~ the
Cadillac are thronged with VISITOR.
The weather - perfect aud the crowd
good natufed and happy.
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q A n. Assembling : :, D..r.,,.

Grand Army men and friends from
all parts OF the state are now on their
way to or at Detroit, where they ex-
pect to shake the hands of comrades
whom they have not seen for years.
Yesterday morning at O'Clock the
first special train. running from TrayN
erse City and points north. and carry.
ing 200 passengers, passed through
the city over the D., l.. & ". again at
. O'Clock another, Transporting the
veterans from st. Paul and the Upper
Peninsula. with 200 passengers. went
over the same route. The train was
male mp OF twelve cars, sleepcrs aud
coaches. At : o'clock a picked train
which oined the main special at Grand
Ledge. also went over the D.. L. & y.
The Muskegon train. carrying 325,
passed through the city at 1I.5o.
and at 1890 the special from tie
southern division. bringing the st.
Joseph. Benton Harbor and AlIegan
delegation. 800 strong. arrived i'm the
city. At I 30 the Grand Rapids special
with ten coaches AMI two parSor cars.
carrying 500 people. left tha city.
some of the trains were decorated in
red. white aud blue bunting. Between
snsf 3 o'clock the Petoslev train.
having upon its first coach the ban
nor ~P@toskev G. A. r. I" arrived in the
city AZ the large train pulled out o.
tn stat on. flags were fiourished from
the wis dows by the happy veterans
Throneai the energetic movement Of
Mr. heHaven the n. l.. & y. received
Al exceedingly large patronage of the
two roads TO Detroit yesterday. All
the officials az the depot state taat
hev had 5 great rush The q. n. A.
T. brought aboHt 1910 persons into
fhis cifY enroute Tor Detroit. The
tarvagc master said that they were
rHsitesi - the extreme. probably hsnsl-
ling iooo pieces of bage age.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-04

the laying of conduits IN TIE streets
permissible instead OF mandatory. The
Inotlon OF Alderman Conger 10 post
pone TIE passage OF the ordinance tor
one week Mas lost BY . vote OF y 10 :
and sols on the passage OF the ordln-
ance was as follows:
feas-A!deFmen Anderson, Carpen-
ter, Doyle, kmmer. Kinney, Mahonsy
ODonneii, Saunders, stokes, NurI-
busg-l0.
Nsys-Aldermen CongsY, Dregge.
Frost, Hauser. Mills. Tsteum, Turner
Z.
A majority Of the aldermen eiec;
having failed to vote IN favor Of II Tho
mayor declared IL lost.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-04

winsns having discovered that Mr..
Davis 10 Incapable for the place sn'i
10 substAntlate ths Is taken the
fact thst the governor Is eontsmp attn.
hls removal 10 the Soldiers Home IN
Grand Rapids, where there - no neees-
stv Of rigid discipline. la talking with
several treemen, after the gates were
closed, each and everyone OF them sad
that the die pine Was anything bns
what q should be, and that u MAS dan
geroas to work inslde. The people in
TINS cily who have had occasion 10 pay
any attention To prison matters, ION In
expressing the belief that GOV. Winans
has nlsde = mistake Ia selecting man
for the place.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-04
HOME AGAIN.
Tie Remains cf Nr. EiIiotf y ssec"fn
Hrepshs Back frosa Dresden.

Nsw YoRK. Aug. S.--0n board the
steam or Ems, which arrived here tnis
afternoon, ~ss the tody Of Mrs. n %
J. Sl0cuul, late of Detroit, who dec a.
Dresden on June 8, ~hifher sae had
gone IN February last % vislt Der sister.
Elliott J slossum. the dead vonsn
.on. accompanied the Fenna1ns re
vss met ~ the dock hv +. Rose Masses'
Hon. Don NJ. Dicsinson and bisnop
worthsngton. of Nebraska. TIE Es-
mains we're taken 10 Detrost.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-04

Celanbns ;. baltimore ?: -. Bonss :,
Boston s kfhletsc 0, Bouisviiie 6, Cia.
e4anats- Washington, rsIn.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-04

New York 3. Cleveland 4. PhAsde4-
phsa :. chicago 5. Boston 0, CincInnsti
Z. Brooklyn 4. Plttsburg l.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
FINANCIAL.

New YoRK. July ID. noon.-Stocks opened
dull and heavy. Money easy per cent. Elk
change-long. 81 s494@4 IS; short, 81 S6a4G Ia
81 Governmen bonds neglected. State bonds
The following were the 2 p. m stock quota
tions
Erie. ............,. 10 Rlchm'd & PIT.
Chicago & North. 1855 Terminal 14k
LAke3nore. .... .esl09z Western Union. 80 q
MORT & ". pref. 5)Ib
NEW YoRx, July Il, 500 p. m.-steriing ex-
commercial bills, 81 $500 s0ls. Money easy
at l1412 per cent. closing offered at Der cent
Government bonds closed dull but firm; four
per cents ~; four and half per cents 1OOI6
bid State bonds closet entirely neglected
Sub-Treasury Balances-Cotn, $9l, OF 900: cur
rency, 81, $4,000
The apathy OF operators in the stock market
and its resultant dullness and stagnation in
trading in all probability reached their limits
to-day, al feature disappearing from the
market, while trading on the floor was practi-
caly paralyzed. The mornings operations
showed some life, selling by London and Chi
cago encouraging further efforts by local
trading bears to get prices down; but when
these attempts ceased, utter stagnation took
possession of the market. Bears again circu-
lated rumors of further Shipment OF gold to-
day, but the old story gradually lost its in
fiuence, and the early downward movement
reached only slight proportions and soon
ceased altogether. Market opened heavy aud
fractionally lower, and then yielded a little
more. Late dealings showed no improvement
IN the tone OF the market, which finally eli sed
dull and heavy at about lowest figures though
in most cases only slightly changed from those
of last evening. Ellison Electric was the
ception, and rose seven points on decision by
Judge Wallace, OF the New York courts, sus-
tanning the Edison patent for incandescent
lamp against various companies. The sales
were 1900 shares of listed.
The following were the closing quotations of
the New York Stock Exchange:
Ala. class A, 2to5. 90 NO. Pa'hclst mort! sfJ6
Ala. class B. as. .104lS N Y Central - 1908
Georgia s, mort. - Mort. s. W. pref =. so
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Commodore, l
RECEIPTS

Per Charleston and Savannah Railway, july
liz obs spirits turpentlne 81 bbls r0sin 10
bdls rims, so dozen hrooms, so sacks peanuts. .
crates geletine, bbls C CONS, cases straw
goods case clothing, % pkgs tobacco, 60 bdls
pals.
Per Savannah. Florida and Western Railway.
July l4-25 bales cotton, 1856 boxes vegetables
~ obls vegetables, Al cars lumber, 2 cars melons,
lU< boxes powder. so boxes orockery, 3 boxes
drugs. II pkgs machinery, pianos. l organ, II
pigs furniture, bbls meal, ! case goods, Sc
caddles tobacco, bales wool, bales hides s
Duggles, cases shoes, Dbl hams, box ink. 200
SACKS bran, 2 cases cigars / car stock, GO boxes
candles, bols ware, empty tank cooking
stoves, 70 bblS onions, bbls iron ore 1 car poui-
try, ll6 boxes fruit, 26 bbls fruit.
Per Central Railroad. July 14-147 bales cotton
rs bales domestcs, % bales yarn, A. rolls leather
bale hides, bales wool 3 pkgs tobacco, 3. ops
IDS bacon, 80 bbls rosin $50 bbls lime 40 900 lbs
r iron, bbls liquor, 7s5 bushels corn. ? cars
lumber, sack wax, buggy matt, Is pkgs fur
nIture, l45 bales moss, 456 pkgs wood in shape
SOempty bbls, boxes hardware, car oil tanks
cars melons
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CONSIGNEES.

Per Charleston aud Savannah Railway. July
l4-Peacock, & Co. Greigg, & w, Edwards
& 7, Ellis, & Co, Chestnut & ON. A KesseI,
Baldwin 4 Co, Ferst's Sons & Co, ] d Weed
& Co, Decker & F, A Letter & Son. A B Hull &,
Go, Mutual Coop Asso'n. W b Nell & Co, T F
Churchill, S Krouskoff
Per Savannah. Florida and Western Railway
July 14-S Guckenheimer & Son, A Hauley. D X
RAIDER, J Collins s. Co, A Ehrlich & Bro, Mrs F
P Lee, A g Rhodes & Co, Standard on Co, T c
Cooper. NJ Nathan, Specially Co, Heidi & s. T
Sampson, Savannah G q w Co, Robinson Ptg
Co, Order T ] Davis. NJ Ferst' 8 Sons & Co, j G
Bruyn, NJ Henderson, Rosenheim 4 Co, w s
King, Smith Bros. Fretwen & n, Mohr Bros, D A
Altick' S SonsG Hecker & Co. Solomons & Co,
Miller & Co. Hull & Co. S, F& W Ry,
Savannah Grocery Co.
Per Central Railroad. July i4-Bnldwin & Co
Dryfus Bros. Epstein & Bro, Tidewater Oil Co
Heidi & s. NJ Boley Son. A LETTER & Son, Jno
4 Iietjen. Savannah Brewing Co, Eckman & v
q W Tiedeman & Bro, j Lang, Jno Rourke. 7
O'Connor, ] Il Grady & Son, d Thompson &
Sons VIM Estill, Peacock. H & Co, Pulaski
Hueber, Georgia Hussars Club. A Marrow, Sa-
vannah Steam Rice Flour, Lppman Bros, 2 c
Dotson, Standard Oil Co, Il A Schwarz, G A
Keller, Jr, Jno Cone, J Williams & Co, A
Ernest, D Purse. j Butler, S, + & w Ry, w
Brown, N Ferst's Sons & Co
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OF the red sector Of the Croasan light intersect
az the turning buoy, No. 1. Vessels going north
VIII keep IN the white light to the eastward of
the red sector of Roanoke Marshes light until
they run into the red sector of the Croatan
hgnt, which they will keep until they have
crossed the red sector of the Roanoke Marshes
light, running thence en- the southern edge of
the red sector Of Croatan light until the light
house is passed.
Notice is also given that on or about July 70.
1871 the present fixed white light at Sampit
RIVER Beacon, entranc. into Georgetown and
Winyah Bay. $ c, will be changed to a fixed red
hght The order of the light will not be changed.
by order of the Lighthouse Board.
JAMES GREER,
Commodore. u = N Chairman
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EXPORTS.

Per steamship Dessoug. for Philadelphia-
lO4 bales cotton, 81 bales paper stock, 176 bales
domestics. 1871 casks clay. lose bbls rosin, 32S
bols spirits turpentne Is, 49, feet lumber, /, 3O6
empty beer kegs, bbls oil, 3 54S melons. "a bbls
fruit, Sc boxes fruit bbls vegetables, 81 crates
vegetables, 56 tons pig iron, 30 pkgs mdse 10
bales sponge. 81 bdls cane reeds
Per schr Kate Flint. for New York-506, 1897
feet lumber-McDonough & Co.
Per schr A P Novel;, for PhIladelphia-1sO 500
feet lumber-Dale, Dixon & Co.
Per schr Annie Bliss for Baltimore-265, b6s
feet lumber-Dale Dixon & Co.
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of
price NO"A
Tor swork 80 S"OA,
is
oil words 1920 N'NNAA' ia
left 1t obvious, OF the
that
the
the decisive battle of the War condemnation
OF Old omitted be
49, NANeA 0uN
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expected and the advance of 5611Oc at the stock
yards. But free selling carried prices off some
though there was recovery later. The close
was at insignificant changes from Yesterdays
prices.
CHICAGO. July 14-Cash quotations were as
follows: Flour steady and UNCHANGED; spring
patents g. zoos 90; winter patents as 90
05 10; bakers 81 1904 IS; straights 81 IS
as TO- Wheat-No spring. ST. Gs9lAc; No. 2
red, sSISs. Corn-No. g, 5S94059c Oats-No. Q
S5s4c. Mess pork, per barrel, $40 49,
loose, So 25616 3716. Dry sailed shoulders
boxed, IS 2005 %. Short clear sides, boxed
Sc 60@6 90. Whisky at 81 I6.
Leading futures ranged as follows:
Hi1FaSt
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MEMORANDA.

New York. July 12-Arrived, schrs A and NJ
Carlisle, Little, Jacksonville; H Spear. Green,
Fernandina
Sailed-Steamship Raleigh, Darien, Ga
London, July 12-Arrived. steamship Oakdene
lBrI, Stabell, Charlotte Harbor, Fla
Baltimore, July il-Arrived, schr II Ian
fair, Woodland, Jacksonville.
12th-Sailed. schr Mary Bradshaw. Charles
ton.
Pensacola, July 12-Arrived, steamer Azalea
lBrl. Petrie. New Orleans; schr Susan n Picker
ing, Haskell, Boston.
Cleared-Steamer Capulet IBrl, Ellis. London
Sth, bark Byzantine Nor. Jansen, Lorenzo Mar
quez (Africa).
negance, Manson, ST stephens for Jacksonville.
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SAILED Yesterday.

Steamship Dessoug, Philadelphia.
Bark Gler [Brl, Doboy
Bark Henriqueta port, Rio Janeiro.
Schr Annie Bliss, Baltimore.
Schr A P NOVEL;, Philadelphia.
Schr Kate Flint, New York.
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In charge photographic Station.

Washington, July 11-Notice is given that on
or about July go 1891. the characteristics Of the
following named lights in Croatan Sound, n G,
will be changed as follows:
Roanoke Marshes Light Changed from fixed
red to fixed white with fixed red sector be-
tween the bearings S16E and s5sE from sea
ward) about 4 degrees Of arc, to cover the
Fulker Island DISTINCTIONS Buoys Nos. and 8.
Croatan Light-Changed from fixed white to
fixed white with fixed red sector between the
bearings NWssN and W5sN (from seawsrd).
about 30 degrees of arc, extending from the
Fulker Islands DISTINCTIONS Buoy No TO the
northeriy edge OF Roanoke Island.
The eastern edge of the red sector of the
Roanoke Marshes light and the southern edge
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DEPARTED YESTERDAY.

Steamer Katie, Bevin Augusta and way
landiuRs-C H Medlock, Agt.
Steamer Alpha, Strobhar, Beaufort and Port
Royal-C H Medlock Agt
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Notices to mariners, pilot charts and all nau.
teal information will be furnished masters of
vessels free of charge at the United States Hy-
geographic Office IN the Custom House. Cap
tains are requested to call at the Office.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY

New York. July 12-Schr H Spear, Green,
Fernandina, reports the following: July TO-
years, died of liver complaint; brought his
body to tnis port.
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NAVAL STORES BpIrIts JuTpenLIne market
was generally quiet for the day, and prices are
Reid about as previously Holders show no
agerness TO sell except at full bids, while buy
ers display less interest. The total sales we're
425 casks Of regulars at 1880. At the Board of
Trade on the opening call the market was
second call it closed quiet at 34Slc for
regulars Rosin-The market still retains its
steadinsss, and in the inquiry values are pretty
well sustained There was a good demand with
fair offerings. The sales during the day we're
some 504 barrels. At the Board of Trade on the
first call the market was reported firm, with
sales of 1888 barrels at the following quota
tions: A, B, c, D and z, 81 25; F, 81 SO; q,
S145; H, 81 50; 1, 81 95; K, So 10; NJ, SO 90;
n, So 80; window glass 81 70; water white, So 05.
At the last call 1t closed unchanged.
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CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Kansas City. Kempton. New York
u G Anderson
Steamship Unita [Norl Danielsen, Montego
Bay. ia, in ballast Kavanaugh & Brennan.
Schr Kate S Flint, DeWinter, New York-Jos
Roberts & Co.
Schr NOVEL;. Hunter, Philadelphia
A Roberts & Co.
schr Annie Bliss, O'Donnell, Baltimore-Dale,
Dixon & Co.
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Sweet potatoes. y bush, yellow. so "a 60
Sweet potatoes r bush, white. a so
PoULTRE-Market overstocked; demand very
light.
EGGs-Market strong, stock light, demand
fair.
PEANUTs-Ample stock. demand light, prices
steady.
SgGAR-Georgia and Florida nominal; none
in market.
HoNEY-Demand nominal
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WEDNESDAY. July IL, Il

ARRIVED YESTERDAY
Steamship VIM Crane, Foster. Baltimore-W
E Guerard. Agt.
Steamer Bellevue, Baldwin. Charleston-w T
Gibson. Agt.
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Short Sentence.

OAOIb C6IlIonCo.
If you are going to pay money for sum-
mer clothing go to B. H. Levy g. Bro, be-
cause you get good quality at reasonable
figures.
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Arrived UP FROM TYBEE YESTERDAY.
Schr Henry Waddington. Higbee, Darien for
Qeaking)-Jos A Roberts & Co.
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COMMERCIAL.
~1-~J~-N---~-~--D--~-O
SAVANNAH MARKETS.
OFFICE MORNING NEWS,
SAVANNAH. Ga. July Il. 1891

corrov-The market was unchanged from
,s.terday. 1t continues dull and easy, while
!ss offerings are more than equal to the de-
land The total sales for the day
rsre So bales. On Change at the
..,,lar midday call, at 1 p. m, the market
I0 Us bulletined easy and unchanged at the fol-
W., S9 official spot quotations of the Cotton
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-07-15
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC-THIS DAY.
Sun RISES. ..... NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Sun SETS. ....s.......... ........,,6:5 50
HIGH WATER AT SAVANNAH. 1886 A M, z2S NJ
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-07-15

New York Fruit and Vegetable
Market.
New YORK, July 1.-THE market on melons
has advanced; fancy are selling at S20O0025 90;
medium SIS O001s 90. G. S. PALMER