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T., X. s. F. r. r. Time Table

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SAILED YESTERO
Steamship Tallahassee. New York.
MEMORANDA

mEmOhANDA-
New York Aug 3-Arrived sehr Nettie Lang
don, Ross, Jacksonville.
chartered, steamship Ieeshury, Savannah to
Liverpool, Havre or Bremen, cotton. 31s Cd;
October. steamers Roddam [Brl. Galveston to
Liverpool cotton, AS Cd; Helen lBr the same
Scarpau, Charleston.
Hambur2, July 30-Arrived, barkt Isploven
Norl, Halvorsen, Charleston; Aug 8, brig
Dagmar DAM. Sorensen, Savannah
London, Aug 3-Arrved, steamship Zuria
.Spl, Lezama, Pensacola.
Lett, Aug 3-Arrived, steamship Kate Faw-
cett lbrl Young, Sydney via c b,
Marseies, Aug 3-Arrivet steamship Balcar-
res Brook lBrl. Harrison, Pensacola.
New castle. +, Aug 2-Arrived, brig Lahore
mus lltall. Paglion. Charleston.
Boston, Aug 3-Arrived. schr Myra W Spear,
Caswell, Georgetown, S @
BALTIMORE, Aug 3-Arrived, scnr Nellie w
Hewlett, Buckaloo. Bull RIVER, S c.
Sailed, scur Anna I Ebener (having repaired
Port Royal. S c. ~
Brunswick, Aug ARRIVED schrs Harry Pres
cot fillmore, Boston; Elizabeth A Baisley
Townsend, Baltimore
Sailed, bark Maria Teresa ISp1, Alsino. BARGE
Haven
Higbee, Philadelphia
Georgetown, c, Aug ARRIVED, schr John c
Gregory, Andreason, New York
Norfolk Va, Aug 3-Saile /, stea uship Strains
pGeey lBrl from Port Royal, S c; barge Macauley,
Nobska, Aug Passed, brig H Hussey
Handy, Charleston for Weymouth
Port Roya, S c, Aug 3-Arriyed, schr Nancy
smith, HodSknson. New York
Philadelphia, Aug 3-Arrlved schr Emma
Heather. Powell, Savannah,
Roekport, Me, Aug SAILED, bark Grace Lyns
wood, Gilkey, Charleston
Satllia River Ga, July 3l-Sailed, schrs VIM
Jones' Fuller, Boston; Aloha, Schofed, Bath,
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&c "a; October delivery So 81; refined weak.
continent s. s017 OILS South America 3 30
Butter quiet at ls025c. Cheese active; light
picked. 4IsQD4I4c; farmers, 234 0Ss4c. Freights
TO Liverpool active; cotton, per steSm. 5-6lQ
32d: grain Sd.
CHICAGO, Aug. 5.-The provision pit was the
center of interest on the Board of Trade to-day
and pork set the pace for everything traded in
by dropping 80 cents per barrel IN price. II
was very panicky condition IN Iact, and II
looked for a time as if there might be a general
slump in everything traded in on the floor but
the downward movement in pork was finally
temporarily checked The market opened ex-
cited and exceedingly ragged, with offers ali
the way between 81 Is and Sl1 90, nearly every
broker in the pit having selling orders which
there was no one to buy. The result that
SELLERS continued to offer the product down
but little or no trading took place until $40 90
was reached or 32l5c below yesterdays Closing
prices. There was not enough buyers even at
this figure to sustain the market aud the price
continued to go down until $40 80 was reached,
a loss compared with yesterday or o'l9c. Then
there was a rally to $40 So then another dip
downward, this time to $40 321e, the market
closing at $40 40 Lard sympathlzAd with pork
but the break was less radical, the decline being
150l71sc. Short ribs declined from 81 o2ls for
September at the close yesterday To 81 57Ia. at
which they closed Wheat opened weak and
&c lower at S03sc for December. The news was
bearish and the market was weakened by large
offerings of long wheat. December declined to
90c and was held around that figure for some
time by purchases of shorts, but when they
were filed up the market weakened again, going
to 691fc This was assisted by lower prices at
New York aud st. Louis and private advice of
lower prices on the continent ana IN the United
Kingdom. with foreigners reported as selling
heavily in New York. From the bottom there
was a rally to S95s@90c The market was rather
dull and steady during the last hour, closing a.
S994c. Corn joined in the general downward
movement, ali options ruling lower. September
started sc lower at 5ol6c and sagced off TO
55S4c, reacted to the opening price, weakened
to 5614c, held steady during the last hour and
closed at 5614c. Oats were dull and weak dur
ing the most of the session. but closed at the
top price, the same as yesterdays close, with
fluctuations confined TO I4c range
CHICAGO. Aug Clash quotations were as
follows: Flour steady aud unchanged; spring
patents 81 1905 10; winter patents g. IS
"a 20; bakers "a 1904 25; stralghts 81 $50
5 10. Wheat-No spring, S71e0Si9sc; No.
,, red, SS14c Corn-No. 2, 591ec. Oats-No. 2.
27l1c Mess pork, per barrel, Sl03 IS. Lard,
per 100 Ms, Sc As. Short ribs sides, loose,
S. 5000 90. Dry sailed shoulders boxed,
S. 9006 90. Short clear sides, boxed o. 200
80. Whisky at 81 IL.
Leadins futures ranged as follows:
nnaninO HiVbast CIoaipg
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
FINAN

INV YoRK, Aug. 5, noon.-Stocks opened
dull but firm Money easy at 11692 per cent.
Exchenge-lonR, 81 S4lD4 8414; short, 81 seq
4 e64 Government bonds neglected. State
bonds dull bat steady.
The following were the ? p. m. stock quota
tons:
Erie. ............ IS Richm'd wPt.
Chicago North. lel Terminal. ...... liz
NEW YORK. Aug 5, 500 p. m.-sterling ex-
change closed quiet and weak at 81 "a
4 81; commercial bills. 81 S2S414 s.. Money
per cent. Government bond closed dull but
firm; four per cents III; four and half per
cents 1924 bid State bonds closed entirely
Sub-Treasury Balances-Coin, S91, 742 GOO; cur
rency, 80, 3I4, CO.,
The stock market to-day was comparatively
active during the forenoon, when all business
of importance was done, and very dull in the
afternoon, with almost complete stagnation in
prices. The market opened with continuation
of raids by the bearlsh contingent, but Chicago
Gas notwithstanding the announcement of a
dividend was selected to bear the bruut of the
attack and soon displaced Union Pacific from
the leadership. The movement was rapid and
within a quarter Of an hour per cent. had
been knocked from its price at the opening.
More attention was afterWard given to Union
Pacific and while the decline in it was not to be
compared with that OF yesterday, it reached
materially lower figures. There was un1Oubt-
edly considerable selling of long stock, but the
repetition of rumOrs in regard to the financial
standing of the company and the attributing Of
long selling to the approach or the session OF
congress, which is five months away, pointed
unmistakably to bear manipulation the
CHEF cause of the drop in the stock AT the
same time. there was no evidence of support to
it beyond that given by purchases of previous
short sellers TIE market, usual during the
continuance of such oper ations, was narrow,
and less than tea stocks furnished seven
eighths of the business done, the rest of the
list being without feature of any kind; while
even active stocks, with the exception of the
two leaders, were traded in Within narrow
limits. Prices continue to fuctuate within a
narrow limit with general upward tendency
throughout the afternoon until In the last
hour when the effort to cover assumed larger
proportions, and was accelerated by the story
that a large amount of gold had been ordered
for importation from France. No truth could
be found in the story but It served to make the
upward movement ia all the leading shares as
sharp as the decline in the two stocks during
the early trading. Corn roads were specially
| prominent Ia the rise. and many Of the active
| shares made material advances at times. The
market finally CLOSED quiet but strong at the
| best prices of the day. Final changes are gen
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In charge HYdrograpl
RECEIPTS


Per Charleston and Savannah Railway, Aug
81 car cattle car empty bbls, is boxes tools,
box pills, bbl glassware, cases cigars, bbl
Hour, bale mattresses, trunk, 25 bales domes-
tics, 2 organs, case bitters, 2 cases medicine
Per Savannah. Florida and Western Railway
Aug 5--406 bbls spirits turpentine 10 bales hides,
AZ crates onions, 40 oars lumber Sc bbls fruit s
bales clothing, 263 boxes fruit, 800 bbls rosn,
organ, Dbl flour, / horse. wagon, cases
shoes. cars stock, 3 cases goods sacks wax.
- pkgs furniture, buggy, iron safe, y bbls
whisky, ID boxes can goods, 3 crates hams, 66
pcs h goods, 80 sacks feed, cars wood, car
sash doors and blinds piece casting. IL bbls
pears, II crates bottles, Z boxes marble, bales
wool, 81 bbs rice. car brick, car phosphate,
car melons, 30 boxes vegetables bbls vegeta-
bleS
Per Central Railroad. Aug 5-337 bales cotton.
llO bales domestics, "a bales yarn, bales hides,
10 bales wool, roll leather. pkg tobacco, 1877
bbls spirits turpentine, $50 bbs rosin 80 020 lbs
lard, a, $50 lbs bacon 1852 bushels oats, 10 bbls
whisky. cars lumber. bbls syrup. l pkg wax,
y casks clay, s pkgs buggy material, pkgs
tegetsoles. IS pkgs mdse, 20 bales paper stock.
1,96o lbs goods, 26 pkgs wood in shape, "a
empty bbls, cars stone, 81 pkgs hardware 95
cases eggs, boxes soap, 42 tons pig iron 8 cars
melons, SO oil bblS.
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EXPORrs


Per steamship Tallahassee. for New York
1877 bales upland cotton, 172 bales domestics and
yarns, 83 bags chaf, 800 watermelons, 1853 bbs
rosin, 379 bDls pears, 1855 crates pears. 10S tons
pig iron. 1889 pkgs mdse.
Per bark Teresinela lItall, for Hamburg
2.39O bbls spirits turpentine. measuring 1873 9SS
gallons; 500 bbls rosin taken on at Charleston)
Raymond Judge.
Per sclr David Baird for New York-509 o40
feet p p lumber-McDonough q Co.
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SPOKEN

Ship Otto tGerl, from Pensacola for Antwerp
Aug l, lat "a 81, Ion "A 10
Bark Greenock tNorl, Jensen from Mobile for
Cardiff, July 80 lat 81 lon 60
Scnrs John H Tingue and Jonathan NAV from
New York for Port Royal, S c; John r Bergen.
Ehlladelphia for Brunswick, and Genevieve New
YORK for do, Aug g. Off Charleston bar.
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CONSIGNEES.


Per Charleston and Savannah Railway, Aug
4-Lippman Bros. Ellis, Y q Co. Dr ) G Parsons,
Palmer Hardware Co. j Kelly, G Gu en-, Young
love & q, l Epstein & Bro. J F Heideman. NJ
Symes. Luddeu Il b.
Per savannah. Florida and Western Railway,
Aux Side water OIL Co, Savannah Grocery Co,
\ B Hull & Co. LETTER & Son, r Cassels,
Savannah Brewing Co, Lippman Bros, G Davis
& Son, Commercial Guano Co. 5 Collins * Co,
Lee Roy Myers Co, Meinhard Bros Co, j Q
Ulmer, Liberty Mtg Co. O Jackson, Ludden
& B. Eckman & V, NJ Y Henderson, G v Hecker
& Co, r Coleman, w II Murray, Frank & Co, r
Kirkland Southern Cotton Oil Co, Lindsay & VI,
Fulton & X. Z Schwarz. Savannah G & W Co.
g Dawson, S Guckenheimer & Son. Howard
& Co, Smith Bros, J Rosenheim & Co. Mrs J
Dawson, G w Tiedeman & Bro. Mcmillan Bros,
J Murray. j g Butler Savannah st & K r Ry,
W McDerrnd Geifcken. Guilmartin & Co.
D Clark, r Harris, w | Miller, w X Yonge, j
West NJ Fersts Sons & Co, S II Zouks, j Ray,
W King, Teeple & Co, c Bruyan. S Alexan-
der
Per Central Railroad. Aug 5-Woods. G & Co.
Butler & S, j Wood & Bro. Stubs & T, W X
Ward, Jno Flannery & Co. A b Hull & Co, ID
Gould Moore & J, Lloyd & A, j S Collins & Co,
Nelson, NJ & Co, Moore & Co, Heidi & S, Mrs ]
Nipson, Guckenheimer & Son, Lindsay & NJ. J
5 Overstreet. Savannah Grocery Co. ii Traub
Ludden & b, Gregg, j & W, A LETTER q Son, G
Peacock. II & Co, Williams & Co, Constan-
tine Bros Geo Meyer. Morning News, Marks &
Co. Solpmons & GOA @ Rhodes & Co, RIP VIM
berry, Lippman Bros. Savannah Steam Bakery,
A S Thomas Heinz & Co, benson Bros & Co. II
LANCE, d Altck's Sons, NJ Henderson, e Y
HIM. j Collins & Co. Mutual Coop Asso'n. j
4 Fulcher. J McGrath & Co, ( A Schwarz, L A
Ward Frank & Co, a Enrich & Bro, l. Putzel,
City & Sub Ry, Mohr Bros B II Levy & Bro.
Per steamship Chattahoochee from New York
e Byck & Co. NJ S & d Byck, Colat Bros,
Byck Bros, est S W Branch, J Collins & Co, G
Cox Commercial Guano Co, G X r & Bkg Co,
A H Champions Son, 4 + Churchill, NJ Doyle
Eckman & Y. ] Epstein & Bro. Ehrlich & Bro,
g Eckstein & Co, Ellis, Y & Co. Engel & X, A
Falk, Frank * Co, Fleischman & Co, Fretwell &
Y, " Ferst's Sons & CO, c Gray & Son, Green &
90, Grady & Soa, HeXtsr & X, H Jnchter,
Jackson, VI & Co. Kolshorn & VI. Kavanaugh &
B, J F LaFar, Lowell & L, f Lovell's Sons, 3
Lastly, Iippman Bros, Jno Lyons & Con Lang,
] Lynch Mohr Bros Morning News, II Miller,
Mutual Trading Co. J McGratn & Co. Norton &
II, Mutual Coop Asso'n, Palmer Hardware Co,
Savannah Natl Bk. N Paulsen & Co, D Rogers,
2 Pope Soiomons & Co, Screven House. Stand
ard OIL Co, J 5 Silva, Savannah Grocery Co. p b
springer, Savannah c & w Co, H Solomon &
Son G W Tiedeman & Bro, Tidewater Oil Co,
W lyman. Jno Sullivan, P Tuberdy, WHY & g,
J D Weed & Co, Southern Elk Co, stnr Alpha.
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Bathing suits. gymnasium suits and shoes,
at LaFar's.-Ad.
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New York Market Review.
Reported By g. s. Palmer, 16G Reade 81, Ne


York
New YORK, Aug 3.-From the fact of still
heavy accommodations Of old melons in the
market, prices show a little improvement,
present advlces are very light and market Will
certainly advance later in the week. Fancy are
selling to-day 158i6c, prime 100 &c; overripe
and delayed melons still being sold by trans
portation companies. Grapes in liberal supply
fancy Delaware selling 12Gl4c. Concord 8010c,
champions and Ives from 304c. Peaches,
Delaware in heavy supply and prices ruling
low; crates 75cQS1 So carriers $lG1$2 80. Le-
Conte pears S30tS3 50 per barrel; Bartletts
S3OS3 so. Onions 81 5O11 g per barrel
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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 Nv.
geographic Office In the Custom House Can
tains are requested to call at the office.
LIEUT. f Fl SHERMAN
In charge photographic Station.
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PASSENGERS.

Per steamship Chattahoochee from New York
&C Parks and wire DR. Purge, DR. L Rush,
J Engals, Miss NJ Edwards. w Eustis, Mrs #
u Strong, E d Winter, S A Stephens, S Gold
steiu T f Green, II Rutland, B d Southcott
wife and children, r baltimore II d Marks,
VI Goldstein, Greenlaw, S Judson, w John
and wife, Miss l. Duggan, NJ Smith, r @ An
derson, Smith, and Storage.
Per steamship Tallahassee for New York
Il Lites and wife, Rev j Dripps, G @ Ander-
son jr, X D Dripps, Lieut. @ Satterlee. Capt O
N Carter, j II RUSSELL G w Harris, j Solomon,
VI f Sullivan, + Hester and wife, + A Everett
and wife, D H Schueneman, 2 Brennan, Mrs j
Smith, Mrs NJ Behnken, Miss T. Moore, Mrs
K Scoville and srvt, G Rhind j X Anderson. +
Coney, f Harrison, Mrs J w Schros dsr, Miss
l. HargroYo. c L Ansley, E Ansey,G Wagner,
II @ cellars, Pearson, Miss @ Burch, Mrs
Copeland, W s Child and wife, Misses Kane, J o
Smith, 81 Golinski, w Puder, Mrs J Powers
Miss Hardwick. DR. w II Harrison wife and
inf, j NJ High, 5 W Simmons, Mrs II Spencer,
Miss Simmons Miss Wilcox Miss L Osteen, r
B Taylor and wife. Rev F I Simpson and wife,
W ID bearing, A d Harden, Mrs w Carter, d
B Morgan and wife. Miss Carter, Miss Harden,
Master p Carter, Miss Thomas, Mrs w d Har-
den, Misses Morgan, G Richardson and wife,
Capt I w Citizen, j Bell. Mrs w II DeVoe, Miss
" Devoe. J McGlonr,N w Harrison, j Wilson,
r McKennedy. Z c lroing, z Cigings, F l. Pet
terson, w Shelly, A Morrison, G II Struss,
@ II Spencer. G D Williams, and Storage.
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COMMERCIAL
@-~~~@---~->----
SAVANNAH MARKETS.
OFFICE MORNING NEWS,
he market CONTINUES oniet tho,

rorroS-The market continues quiet though
steadier. There was rather slow inquiry and
. small business prevailed. The sales for the
5av were only A bales On Change at the
rsrular midday CALL at p. M. the market was
bnlletined steady at an advance of &c in good
riddling The following are the official spot
ouotations of the Cotton Exchange
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Mems nightshirts. of light cambria, cool
ior sSmmer, all sizes, at LaFar's.-Ad.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
THURSDAY. Aug G. 1891.

THURSDAY. Aug G. 1891.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY
Steamship Chattahooches, Daggett, New York
&C G Anderson.
Steamer Alpha, Strobhar, Beaufort, Port
Royal and Bluffton-C II MedOck, Agt.
Steamer Ethel. Carol, Cohen's Bluff and way
landings-W T Gibson, Manager.
ARRIVED UP FROM on ARANTINE YESTER-
DAY
Bark Victoria [Norl, Borresen, TO load for Eu
rope-Cnr G DAM & Co. % OH
CLEAR 20 YESTERDAY.
Bark Teresinella utall, opposite. Hamburg
Chr G Dahl & Co. va
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Dunlap's fine hats and the HopAtcong sun
hats at LaFar'a-Ad.
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PoULrRY- Market amply supplied; demand
light.
EGGs - Market frmer and good supply I;
demand good
PEANUTs-Ample stock, demand light, prices
steady
SUGAR-Georgia and Florida nominal; none
in market.
HoNEY-Demand nominal
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NAVAL SToREs-The market for spirits turpen-
tine was quieter and buyers and sellers were
more or less apart. There was some inquiry
but buyers were bidding lower than quotations
while holders were firm. The sales during the
DAY were 200 C asks of regulars at 34c. At the
ard of Trade on the opening call the market
was reported firm at 34c for regulars,
at the second call it closed firm at 3316c bid for
re -ularS. Rosin-The market was very steady,
with a fair inquiry and moderate offerings The
sales during the day we're about ? 500 barrels.
Al the Board of Trade on the fir call the mar
Bet was reported firm, with sales of 432 bar
rrls attne flowing quotations: A. B, G. D and
J. = 20; F, s 25; G. 81 30; #, 81 50: I, 81 50; X.
81 95; NJ, s. 05; n. 81 %: window gla s. 81 rs;
wa er white, So 90. At the last call it closed
unchanged
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orally fir ctional advances, but Burlington and
Quincy IS up IS and New England II. per cent. /;
while the losses OF Importance were cut down to
1Ss per cent. in Chicago Gas. and I per cent.
each IN Union Pacific and Colorado Coal The
sales of listed stocks were 1871. 600 shares; un-
LISTED stocks IL. 900 shares
The following wsre the closing quotations of
hha 81 : nnr Er-...n
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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-06-26
BASIC CITY NOTICE.
We have been selling SO many lots
of the
Waynesboro and Basic City Land

Company on the usual Basic City terms,
N cash, balance and ~ months, that
we had decided to mako no further sales
on the installment plan. But at the
urgent solicitation of many who could
not otherwise purchase, we will continue
tho sales for q limited time, at not quite
tho old prices, but on the old terms,
TWENTY EQUAL MONTHLY PAY
MENTS. We are so convinced of the
rapid increase in the value of this prop
erty that wo have secured 600 lots ad-
joining it, which we will offer as soon
as we can get the necessary plats, etc.
One of the cosiest homes on Church
street at fair price.
n. w. CROWL Real Estate Co.,
Roanoke, Va.
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"A FINE HosrELRY.
The Brunswlcl Adds Another Feature In
the Way of N Ladies' Dining Room.

Tho Brunswick Adds Another Feature In
the Way of II Ladies' Dining Room.
The Hotel Brunswick is surely main
tanning its excellent reputation. AL
though the youngest hotel in the city it
is certainly one of the best and it has
now added another feature, and Messrs.
AL. and Ed. Leavy have once more dem
olstrated that they are the right men
i | the right place. The largo commodi
is room over the office has been fitted
u as q ladies' dining room and it would
be difficult to find moro complete din
irg room in tho whole State Of Virginia.
~ place of this kind has long b, en-
needed i'll Roanoke and tho enterprise
d splayed by the proprietors of the
Brunswick will undoubtedly be highly
appreciated. The furnishings of the
room and, in fact of the whole house
are rich and tasteful, and the Bruins
wick will become to Roanoke what IIar-
vey's is to Washington, or Dclmonico's
to New York, place where ladies can
drop in at any time of the day for re-
frashmcnts and where ideal theatre and
dinner parties can be given.