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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-09-27

the relation of the crops and other studies
in practical agriculture. Clarkes CLUB VIII
hold the reins on this day, and It's GENIAL
president, DR.. E. D. Newton, anticipates
tremendous gathering of horney handed
sons Of toll.
The annual meeting of the stockholders
| OF the Rome cotton factory was held Ihnrs-
| day. The present management mas had
| charge of the mills since April, when the
old lease expired. and il was shown by the
report Of the secretary and treasur er that
the mills are in an excellent condi ton and
are making money. This is one of the
largest enterprises around Rome, and en-
ploys large force Of hands. The product
is shipped oil over the state. The following
board Of directors was elected to serve the
ensuing year: Henry Harvey, w. n.
Moore. P. II. Hardin. E. H. Colclough,
Jack King, H. B. Parks aud c. E. McLln.
Mr.. Henry was reelected president and
Mr.. McLin secretary.
The military of Macon ere worked up
over the bill TO abolish jury exemptions.
Commanders Of companies say that unless
some other provision is made Tor the milf
tary by the state a great injustice will be
DONE as the sale OF exemptions is the only
direct revenue that their companies derive
from the state. If these are taken away
they will find some difficulty in keeping
their companies up to the average. A COM
pany having maximum roll OF enlisted
men will then be placed on the same foot
ing with a company having a minimum,
and more money will have to come out of
the pockets of ths members. The repre-
sentative military mon are preparing to
make strong fight on the bill.
Talbotton Nel0s: Sheriff Richards aud
Deputy L. H. Murphy, assisted by s. B.
Baldwin and RoberJ Searcy, succeeded in
catching colored wife murderer last Mon
day evening and lodging him in Jail here.
The party got close to him and ordered him
to throw up his hands. Instead he started
off on run. He was shot in the thigh aud
leg before he could be captured. He at
once confessed to numbering his wife saying
that she snapped pistol in his face and he
Drained her with an ak and dragged her body
TO the woods and covered it with brush.
His name is George Mason, but he gave his
name as Jerry Harris to Col. w. H. Searcy,
for whom he was working when captu red
There is said to be a reward of 5000 offered
for his capture-Sl00 by the governor and
800 by Terrell county, where the murder
was committed The sheriff of Terrell
came over Tuesday. identified the man and
took him back to the scene Of his crime fol
trial,
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Leading futures ranged as follows:
Opening. Highest. Clio

BALTIMORE Sept. 20 Flour steady; Howard
street and western superfine, e. 4o@$2 80;
extra 50 90b4 20; extra family 81 6095 90;
city mills Rio brands, extra, SO 0006 rs; winter
wheat patent IS 1905 20; spring patent So 90
as %; spring straight, 50 2545 IS; bakers 4,
81 s5615 10. Wheat easy; 10. rcd. spot and
month delivery 81 0l15Ql OlS Southern wheat
firm; Fultz, Q5c@S1 OF; Longberry, 0001 0014
Corn-Southern easy; white at sc; yellow
at &C.
Cmo1NNAr1. Sept. 2e.-Flour steady; fam
y % s3 s9 9 Winter inter Rate1t ID fancy
weaver; No. mixed o5c. Oats dull;
No mixed SO03lc Provisions Pork quiet
at $40 3716 Lard nominal at IS So Bulk meats
steady; snort clear s. 6214. Whisky steady az
Sl1s
Sr. LOUIS. Sept. 26.-FIour unchanged; family
60 1908 80; choice 81 coos 90; fancy
81 BOA 65. Wheat closed 16Dssc lower
than yesterday; No. red, cash, $3.50
983sc; September delivery closed at g4c;
October delivery closed at &C; December de-
livery closed at 34s; May delivery closed at
s.. Corn quiet closing near yesterdays prices;
livery closed at 6OAc; october delivery
closed at C; Nay delivery closed at
spot, lower; No. cash, 1850; Septem.
Der delivery closed at C; October delivery
closet at 2'lc; May delivery closed at 20l4c.
kye-No. ., 6. Bagging 5la07c. Iron cotton
ard meae. az SlJ IS. Lard prime steam, 50 90.
Dry salt neats-Boxed shoulders, a. IS co; longs
q i21s; RIBS, g. 3; short clear O. 30
ribs, Is o0as isls; short clear, g. Sos 37Bf.
-sngareured. at gu O0Bl3 20. whisky
steady az 81 -
hES OhLsAAs, aelt &.-conee duh; RIO.
ordinary - far, H4Dls1ac. Sugar nominal;
RIO. opon kettle, good e0mmon 20 fair. $780,
inferl0r gao; centnfugais, graduated
] i1se, SECONDS $685. fully fair 70 prime, lsSei
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FGNANCIAL-Money Is in active demand.
Domestic EUchdnqe-Tne market is steady
Banks AMI bankers are buying az d per
cent. discount and selling at Is per cent dis
count 20 par.
Foreign Ero1Gn0e-The market is steady.
Sterling. commercial demand, 81 6lA; sixty
days 81 rs: ninety days, 81 76}4; francs
Paris and Havre, sixty days, 50 2jlz; Belxian,
sixty days, IS 30l4: marks, sixty days, $3.50.
SEcURrTIEs-rhe security market is quiet and
steady; offerings limited
SToCKs AND BoNDs-Cty Bonds--Atlanta
per cent, long date, 100 bid. Ill asked; Atlanta
{ per cent, III bid, JIG asked; Augusta per
cent. long data, loo bid. 10o asked; Augusta
per cent. long date, 102 bid, 100 asked; CJlum-
bus per cent, IS bid. 80 asked; Macon per
cent, ne bid, ia asked; new Savannah per
cent quarterly Oct. coupons, l02 bid. 1919
asked; new Savannah per cent. November
coupons, 1919 Did, 102 asked.
MIte BOND Georgia new ~ per cent 10
bid, lll1f asked; Georgia 7 per cent. coupons
January and July, maturity 1896, l10lS bid, fiiL6
asked; Georgia SO per cent I0l bid, l02 asked.
Railroad stocks - Central common, 9116
bid. SO asked; Augusta and Savannah per
cent guaranteed, l2J bid. l29 askei; Georgia
common 1888 bid. 1872 asked, South western
per cent guaranteed. l06 bid 10s asked:
Central per cent certificates. 90 bid, SO
asked; Atlanta ami West Point railroad STOCK.
l03 bid, l0i asked; Atlanta and West Point
per cent certificates, % bid. 9j asked
RdltrOud BOuds-5aYannah. Florida AMI
western Railroad Company general mortgage,
. per cent Interest coupons. October, i091e bid.
AANfE hoh9As AAlhhktG 4AlA A4AlA Afak IAlgINEhEt
consolidated per cent coupons January and
July. maturity 1897. i07 BID. Jos asked:
Central Railroad and Banking Company
collateral gold 5s, 70 bid. 20 asked: Central
consolidated mortgage Z per cent. coupons
January and july. maturity isgs 1914 BID,
i0ak asked; Savannah aud Western railroad 8
per cent. lndorss1 by Central railroad, 70 bid.
70 asked. Savannah. Americas aud mont
gomery per cent. n bld, ~ asked. 0eOr-
Ria railroad Der cent. isN. iO5 OH bld. i03
gliO asked Georgia southern and f.9rlda
first mortgage per cent, - BID, 70 rsseii
CJYiugtQg ana Macon first mortgage y per
cent, 70 BID. ~ asked. H0nfg 9ulcry aue Eufalls
nrst mortgage per cent ENDORSED by Nrnfrsl
TaHr9ad i0z BID 800 asked. Mar.stta aui
North QeQTgia reABRy Dirt ERort&sSs.
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COMM ERCIAL,
SAVANNAH MARKETS.
OFFICE MORNING NEWS.


SAVANNAH. Ga. Sept. 90. 1891.
CoTToN-The market was active and higher
throughout the day. There was good, steady
inquiry, and at one time pretty much all buyers
were in the market. Holders apparently re-
tanned considerable faith in the situation and
were asking full figures. and in some
instances a full &c higher was paid
than quotations. The takings of the
past week have about cleaned up holdings, and
buyers are dependent wholly upon the daily
local receipts which are all absorbed as offered.
The total sales for the day were 4.275 bales.
On Change at the opening call, at 10 a. m.
the market was bulletined firm
and unchanged with sales of 1854
bales. At the second call, at p. m, it was
steady, at an advance Of 1-16c in all grades
the sales being 2,1Ol bales. At the third and
last call at p m, it closed steady and I'M
changed with further sales of 900 bales
The following are the official closing spot quo
tations of the Cotton Exchange
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Per South Bound Railroad, Sept 26--7 corh
wood, pkgs mdSe.
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway
Sept 26-1 case behring's, l box powder, loIa1
goods, Dbl 1onr, car cabbage, nest TRUNKS,
2 bags graia, bag grass, 3 cars oil, box DOLLS
s bbls whisky, cars wood, 90 boxes tobacco %
bbls rosin.
Per Central Railroad. Sept 26-5, 1876 bales coz
ton, 237 bales domestics, bales hides, oaiS
wool, 90 caddies tobacco, 81, 100 los baccl,
bbls whisky, % half bbls whisky, lis bbls sprls
turpentine, G12 bbls rosin, 10000 lbs hay. Z?
bbls -four, u cords wood. boxes yegetabesIEs
pkgs mdse. 40, 900 lbs r iron, pcs buggy malN
10 bales paper stock, 1890 los furniture J Cyl
empty bOls pigs wood in shape, 80 cases ol.
cars stone, % boxes hardware, liz tons pP
iron.
er5avannah. Florida and Western Railway sr
Sept 26-2,g57 bales cotton, g. 1872 bbls rosin' "
bbls spirits turpentine, 25 cars lumber, ) OOAo'
collins, p furst, IL bdlS hides. Is Dds syrull
81 bbls meal, 80 bbls grtts. 605 cases CANINE
goods, boxes soap, p crates hams, = pg ~;
crackers, car wood. I coils rops, box canal.s'
Dbl oil, l bdl cutters, bdl paper. sack nuts
l case clothing, box sausage, case cigars, :
boxes tobacco, buggies, sets wheels, z pcs
shafts, odl collars, I box shoes, box cneese,
box drugs, SO pcs furniture, / box marole.
kegs spikes. boxes merchandise. / box DooAs'
! crate frames, IS stoves, 30 pcs cooking us ss
sis, ca7bohc acid, II cases dry goods. o9 Sos
rice, 36 punches paper bags, kegs bolts, D ~,
whisky, box hardware, bag wax, OIL tsnAs,
1 sheave box pkg, Dbl crude, az cI'e,
liquor, 10 bbis sugar IS bbls empty boftles'
box shells, bbls cider, l sack beans l ron "
cloth, bale wool, iron safe, 10 cases Shoes
bunch sugar cane.
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Steamship Norfolk [Br, Woolston. Liverpool
Wilder & Co.
Steamship Berkshire, Snow. Baltimore-JJ
Carolan, Agt.
Steamship Kansas City, Kempton. New York
G. G Anderson.
Schr Jennie Thomas, Young. Baltimore-Ia
A Roberts & Co.
schr Isabella Gill, Collision. Baltimore-Jos
Roberts & Co.
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NEW YoRK. Sept. 49, noon.-stocks opened
firm. Money easy at per cent. Exchange
neglected State bonds steady to firm
The following were the 2 p. m. stock quota
tions:
Erie. .............. 9ON Richm'd & W. PIT.
Chicago z North. 1863 Terminal IL
LakeSaore .....sl24le Western Union. $50
Norf. & ". prof.. 55J%
NEW YORK. Sept. Is, 500 p. m.-sterling ex
change closed active ana steady at 81 9l0b4 81;
commercial bills, 81 7914@4 S2IS Money easy
no loans, closet Offered at ; per cent. Govern
ment bonds closed dull but steady to firm; four
per cents llo34; four and half per cents -
State bonds ne r.ec1ed
Sub-Treasury Balances-Coin. 500, 958. 900: cur
rency, Sl5, 5-o,0OO
Tue stock marxet to-day was less active than
for any day this week, but there was enough
interest centering In Union Pacific and Missouri
Pacific TO make transactions in those shares
heavy. While the rest of the list were com-
paratively quiet, Missouri Pacific was subjected
10 another raid, and it reached the lowest price
of the week, showing at 62ls q loss OF 14}z from
It's best figures made Monday. There was
slight recovery from this point, but it closed
practically at the lowest. VanderbiltS were
again strong points in the market, and Lake
Shore was bid up over 2 per cent. without APP
parent effort and calling out little stock Mis-
souri, Pacific opened up l per cent. at 6S1k but
the rest Of the list generally slightly higher
than last evening VITA Lake Shore and New
YORK Central up " per cent each. The raid
upon Missouri Pacific was begun Immediately,
steadily until it touched 623s. Union Pacific
in the meantime was knocked down dowa PA
per cant. to 4l5S, while the rest Of the list,
which had started to follow the example of the
Nanderbilts, were brought down to small frac-
tions under the opening figures The bank
statement was unfavorable, showing large
losses in cash and the surplus reserve, which is
now at the lowest poilt for months, buc the
cables reported additional heavy shipments of
gold and the state of the bank reserves had
little or no influence upon the course of prices
New and excellent buying came IN at the low
prices, and later dealings DEVELOPED a decidedly
strong tone, which had the effect Of rallying
the list to about the level of the first prices
The close wes strong and active at the improve
nent. Final changes, therefore, are generally
small fractional gains, while Missouri Pacific is
down 2l5 and Lake Shore is up pa Per cent
Union Pacific recovered nearly to the best
figures and actually closed II per cent better
than last evening. The sales OF listed stocks
aggregated $4,000 shares; unlisted, 5000
shares
The following we're the closing quotations of
tha Nav Y0rK At 1ok ESaIanpa.
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Peanuts. fancy, h. p. Va. 2 II -. SO
Peanuts h. p, Z d.. 49,. a
Peanuts Pesn1ts 7%sll, b; p = 1O g 49
Sweet potatoes, 2 bush. yellow. a
Sweet potatoes, p bush. white Is a IS
PoULrRY-Market amply supplied; demand
EGGs-Market easier and in light supply;
demand steady.
PEANUTs-Ample stock demand light, prices
steady.
SUGAR-Georgis and Florida nominal; none
in market.
HoEEY-Demsnd nominal
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prime to strictly prime, i1-16c; ch,ico ar.
dair TO good fair, 31s0Szc; good co,, 1zso.
Sesci common, 2492 lS-16c; centrifueas ria
satlon granulated 5-l604ssc; choise v 5,sn
&C.; on white, 41sc: choice yelloE ~ nIaI
fed, 4ssc; prime yellow clarified, uxr cNl ~
prime yel!o" clarified 55sc; seconds. 3sIaSou
MoA9sses nominal-Open kettle, ferrae1Y1ynH
good fair 20 prime. 23025c; centTiS,IsoIs
prime 10 good prime, 20c prime I1SsTo
good common to good fair, i00l2c: cScici,
TO fancy. @79a29c; good prime liSSISa
common, 1Dsc; inferior, 5I1l6c: prime az
&c; fair TO good fair, 1l015c; good Common g =
0l2 Whisky quiet, western rectifed Al a4a
! o. Cd 0iG
NAVAL STORES.
NEW YoaK. Sept. 26. noon.-Spirits ,,,-r,.
tine steady at S71k0ssc. Resin steady at A !,
NEW YoRx, Sept 90, 500 D. m.-Ro.i0 a,r
and steady; strained. common Ia ooO ~
81 sal 40. Turpentine quiet and steady a
0a1RLEsrox. Sept 26. Spirits s,rnart,,.
steedY at S4@6c. Resin firm: good strains
at 81 10 -0'
WnHrNerox, Sept &c. - Spirits turnsn.,,.
steady at Sic. Rosin steady; strained 81 o.. 90
strained 81 10. Tar firm at 81 80. Crnds
turpsntine firm; hard 81 90; yellow dip 81 90:
L1yERPooL, Sept. 26.-spirits turpentiD,
28s Sd.
NEW YoRK. Sept. 26.-Rice firm. good demand.
domestic, fair to extra, 5IsG97c; Japan 5I
@l5Ac. ~
NRw ORLEANS, Sept 26.-Rice quiet; ordiuar,
to prime. $1,000.
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EXPORTa.

Per steamship Tallahassee, for New YORK
3353 bales cotton, 146 bales domestics and yarns
$50 bhls pitch, 1899 bols rosin. 2ll Dds spl.is
turpentine. 100 bdls oars, bales hides, 445 boAa
oranges, POI cedar logs, 202 pkgs mdse.
Per steamship Berkshire, for BaltihloIg,
3.I2l bales cotton, 53S bbls rosin. IS bbls spI.
tnrpentine, 49, 200 feet lumber, "a tons pig ia
10 6dls hides, 81 boxes lemons, $50 pkgs muse
bales domestics -
Per steamship Norfolk [Brl, for Liverpoe<<l
1854 bales upland cotton, weighing 2'ooa~
pounds. r-,,4.,,,a-
Per schr Jennie Thomas, for BaltimoT
4e6 900 feet % D lumber-Dale. Dixon & 90.
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Steamship Tallahassee. New YorR.
Steamship Berkshire, Baltimore.
Schr Jennie Thomas, Baltimore.
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New York, Sept 24-Arrived, schrs Georgietta
Lawr nee, Wyatt, Charleston; j c Gregory,
Henderson,, Georgetown, Q.
Chartered-S1ip Caroline, to arrive Pensa.
cola to Rio Janeiro, lumber. Si6; schr VIM
Green, Savannah to Ar cibo, lumber, s.
Calais, Sept 20-Arrived, bark Matt Ane LAusL
Metich, Pensacola.
Dover, Sept 24-Passed, bark Skiold Norl,
Erickson, savannah for London.
Dublin Sept 22-Arrived, bark Mendoza [Br
Pearce, Fernandina.
Fleetwood Sept 22-Sailed, bark F Whitney
IBrl. Doody, Tybse.
Hamburg. Sept 23-Arrived bark Nevada
[Horl, Tostt nsen, Charleston.
Liverpool, Sept 23-Sailed, bark Valborg lNorl,
Hoal1onsen, Pensacola.
Lizard. Sept s3-Passed, bark Helgesen [Danl,
Nielsen, Hamburg for Charleston,
Penarth. SECT 24-Sailed, ship Condoren [Swl,
Ternstrom, Pensacola.
Bueaos Ayres, Aug 17-Arrived, bark Hos
Rusl, Arkmann, Pensacola.
Montigo Bay, sept 2-Arrived, schr Charlotte,
DAVIS, Mobile.
Rio Janeiro, Aug SO-Sailed, bark Premier
Johannessen, Tybee.
Santos, Aug i7-Saled barks Rebus [Norl,
Irgens, Brunswick; 18th, Bravo INorl, Christie.
phersen, Savanauh India [Norl, Grefstad, do.
Apa'achicola, Fla, Sept 24-Cleared, bark
Scotia [Brl, Liehke. West coast of Africa.
Arriyed-Schr Susan B Richie. Brown, BOs'
ton.
Boston, Sept 24-Arrved. schr Flora Rogers,
Johnson, Port Royal s G.
Baltimore, Sept 24-Arrived, schr NJ Lucia
hOOQs Dp6uiuluB. OudIlShlOu
C!eared-Schr Martin L Smith, Marshall,
Charleston via Norfolk land sailedJ.
Brunswick, Ga. Sept 2l-Sailed, schr james
Judge, Davidson, Philadelphia.
Dariel, Ga. Sept 24-Cleared schrs Edward
Stearns, Heal, New York; James II Buttrick,
NickerSoD do.
Galveston, Sept 24-sailed, schr Jessie Nc
Gregor, Mobile.
Georgetown, S c. Sept 24-Arrived, schr James
II Woo1house, Kelly, Boston.
Jacksonville, Sept 21-Sailed from the bar,
schr Nellie Pickering, for New London.
Pensacola, Sept 2l-Arrived bark Cuba [Gerl,
Springer, Barbados; schr Geo H Ames, Mar
shall. Wiscasset.
Port Royal, c, Sept 24-Arrived, schr En-
chantress, ROilent, New York.
Sailed-Steaner Scraps [Brl, United King
dom
Philadelphia, Sept 24-Cleared. schr Chas
Coulomb Hazlet0n, Brunswick.
Delaware Breakwater, Sept 24-Passed out
steamship Lesbury [Brl, Philadelphia for SaVar
nah.
Satilla River, Ga, Sept 2O-Arrived at Baileys |
Mills schr Susan N Pickering. Haskell, Prov.
delce.
New York, Sept 23-Arrived. steamship Co
lumbia.
Arrived out-Steamships La Bretange, Elba
Augusta Victoria, Amsterdam, Alaska.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

MINIATURE ALMANAC-THIS DAY.
Sun RIsRs...... Observation-Disclosures. 500
DUN . siS.'..S. ..........., $3.50
High WATER AT SAVANNAH. 1923 AM, 3:47Ps
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PASSENGERS.

Per steamship Tallahassee for New fo,sj
II McA schley, Miss n Ybanez, Mrs Q Mora1 ]
infeut, Paulsen, Jr, Miss = hours z 4
Bailey, saml Bailey II l. Lyman, Neil, -
Shelton, A r Holcomb, Vim Ellison, h'~'
Hars. NJ Walker lo0l). and 3 Storage. -
Per steamship Berkshire. for BaliimiF q
Miss Lawrin, Nrs II G Davis, Mss Z
Hodges, g. w GUS A l. hoena, x phss- Ns
Moses. \ stephel, j = Meldrifn, Chas , m
drlm, T q Arnold, y } Collins. W t9i,s,s .,sn
Blacbshear, 4 n Sells, David Aunese Il p'''
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SUNDAY. Sept. q, 1891.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

ARRIVED YESTERDAY
Schr VIM c Wickham, Evan Wilmington
n c, in ballast to Geo Harriss g. Co.
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DEPARTED YESTERDAY.
aAILND YESTERDAY.

Steamer Alpha, Strobhar. Bluffton-C 3
Medlock, Agt.
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Notices to mariners, pilot charts and all mar
tical Information will be furnished masters OF
vessels free OF charge at the Unitei States Hy
tains are relussted to call at the Office.
LIEUT. + Fl SHERMAN,
In charge Hydrographic station
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NAVAL OTOHES-lne MAfket TOT Spirits iuF-
pentne was quiet but very firm ut the advance
There was good inquiry with small offerings
The sale for the day we're 255 CASKS, of which
1856 casks were regulars at 3412c, and % casks
of regulars at 2424c. At the Board of Trade on
the first call the market was reported firm at
341kc for regulars At the second call il
closed firm at 3l34c for regulars. Rosin-The
marAet was easier for strained to good strained,
and firm for pales. There fair demand
VITA ample offerings of all qualities except the
extreme pale grades. The safes for the day
were about 9, 500 barrels. At the Board of
KIT was reported steady, with sales
of 200 barrels at the following
quotations: 4, B, c., D and L, 81 %; F. 81 IS;
6, 81 80; H, 81 As; I, 81 90; K, 81 6591 50: NJ,
03 3O water white SO 55G375. At the lat
call it closed firm with further sales Of 1873
barrels at the following revised quotations.
A, b, C. d and +, 81 Is; +, 81 %; q. 81 %; =,
81 30; l. 81 so; X, 81 20; VI. 50 co. n, 81 20; win
dow glass, 80 25 water white, SO IS.
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MARKETS BY TBLEG 7APa
FINANCIAL.

NEW YoaK. Sept. 49, noon.-Stocks opened
hrn. Money easy at per cent. Exchange
neglected State bonds steady to firm
The following were the p. m. stock quota
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.
JorICE TO MARINERS.

Arrived in Tybee outer roads yesterday a
unknown British steamship. for orders.
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CHARLESTON Sept. g, - Spirits turpeptI,s
steady at 341sc. Resin firm: good straipsS
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RIO1
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-01-28
Special Notice.

All persons are notIhed that team s
tiers who TAXI lumber from Srooners
fiume in lame CANYON WI pc prose
..uted The man who t'ok nv pNNh
10. s,,,,I r.+r,T tt,t.rr fsnce - 2 4-oI I.
arrest
G8fns Nr3rS:Gtssfs ISi ,. 4 sS'''SA-~i'
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-01-28
SICKHEADACHE

hfIeus gIcatIachc, DE-
AInCss. COnstiDal ION, En
ui.est ton, bilious At
hicks, and GlA clerang
mcnts of the IS mach
and bowels, are promptly,
relieved AID permanently
The morning call., 1891-09-12
THE END HAD COME.
Coroner and His Jury Waited for Il
Announcement of Death.

Coroner and His Jury Waited for the
Announcement of Death.
Squire Hughes found business rather dull,
and as he sat in front of his office in the
cool of the evening he grew reminiscent
Zone morning some time ago." he said,
"as l came uptown / was met by negro,
who told me that woman OF his race had
just died in a room on First street, and
they wanted me to go and hold an inquest
was willing and the negro conducted me-
to the place. AS went along collected a
jury, so that when we arrived at the corpse
everything was ready for business and the
jurors oath was administered. The CORPSE
was wrap ed in white and lay on bed.
One of the jury ventured to take look at
it. He felt around for time, and pres
emily exclaimed:
Esquire, that woman is aliyep
was certain she was dead, for 1t was
then more than three hours since she had
been laid out, but | went up, and sure
enough found the flesh still warm, and
slight evidence of perspiratiou.
q Send for DOCTOR" l said.
I" In about an hour the alleged doctor ar
rived. He was negro, who knew no more
about the rhysician's business than child.
" The people were very excited when the
doctor arrived. The presence of the Coro-
ner was enough to awe the negroes some
what but with the possibility that the
doctor might pronounce the dead woman
alive their supersttiOus feelings were
aroused to the utmost, and not word was
spoken as the doctor approached the corpse
to apply his tests. You could nave heard
pin drop in the room.
" The negro's methods were calculated to
intensity the awed stiffness. He went in on
tiptoe. First he felt the hands of the corpse
to see if they were clammy. He uttered not
a word. He placed his ear over the lungs
and heart to catch the breathing or heart
beat. Still he was not satisfied. The spec
tators looked on spellbound. Slowly thed0c-
tor pulled small mirror from his pocket,
and with his handkerchief wiped it perfectly
clean and dry. He held this to his lips and
nostrils of the corpse for short time and
then looked at it slowly and carefully for
signs of respiration. Three times he re-
peated this. slowly and deliberately. not a
whisper or movement breaking the stiffness.
"De functions OBJ life hab ceasted,' the
doctor announced. and the spell was broken.
I'VE proceeded with tho inquest, and in
few minutes the chunk of humanity was
legally declaIed corpse. memphis APP
neal Avalanche.