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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-10-17
Total shipments. $50, 26l 429.
Stock on hand and
on ShiDboard

on Sn I'D ara
Oct. 16. ISL. so9s7 s2.4OO 1886 6.is6
APPLEs-S2 25G2 so.
BAooN-Market higher; fair demand. The
Board of Trade quotations are as follows:
Smoked clear rib sides. &c; shoulders. 1850;
dry salted clear rib sides 83Sc long clear. S}sc;
bellies, &c; shoulders &c: hams, 1212c.
BAGGING AND TIEs-The market steady;
Jute bagging, e14b. IA q nc; ID, 6ssc; 194To,
Sc; quotations are for large Quantities: small
lots higher; sea island bagging at 120 1890;
81 IS; smaller lots, 81 4O11 50. lies in retail
BuTrER-Mar ket steady; fair demand; Goshen
19@21c; gilt edge, 2SG25c; creamery. 2602sc.
CHEEsE-Ma=ket steady; fair demand; 100
121Sc.
zoe; choice, 1890; prime, &c., good. 1SlAc; fair,
1sc; ordinary, Io11c; common, Ice.
DRIED FRUTr-Apples, eVaporated, lie; com
mon, 9l6010c. Peaches, peeled 15c; unpeeled,
lOc CuTrants, 61407c. Citron, 2Cc. Dried
DRY GooDs-The market is quiet; good de-
mand. Prints, 40616c; Georgia brown
shifting, "a 4ISc; rs do, &c; "A brown sheet
41505Iac; yarns, 90c for the best makes; brown
FLoUR-siarket steady. Extra. 81 1904 20;
family, 81 95G5 05; fancy, s. coQ6 50; patent,
s. 65605 as; choice patent, IS 10000.
FIsH-Msrket firm. We quote full weights:
MackereI, No. g. half barrels. nominal, IS 00@
$50; No 2, g. COOS 90. Herring, No. /,
22c; sealed, 25;. Cod, 6@Sc. Mullet, half bar
GRAIS-Corn-Market steady. White corn. re-
tail lots, SIC; job lots, sic; carload lots 79c;
mixed corn, retaI lots. S2c job lots, SOC; car
load lot 7ec. Os.s-Retail lots, 45c; job lots,
46c; carload lots, 44c. Bran-Retail lots 81 10;
Job lots, 81 05: cRrioadl lots 81 co. Meal-Peeri,
per barrel, 81 90; per sacx. 81 50; city ground.
81 s. Pearl grits per barrel, 81 20; per sack.
g. %: city griDs, 81 20 per sack.
HAY-Market steady. Eastern and western.
in retail lots 81 90; job lots, soc; carload lots,
Sc. Northern, none.
HIDES, Wool. ETC.-Hides Market steady;
receipts light; dry fiiut, &C; sailed, DC;
dry butcher, &c. Wool, market nominal:
prime Georgia, free Of sand and burs, 23E
2,lAc Wax 25c DeerskinE. flint. PC; sailed
lie. Otter skins, 5Oc0ss %.
Iaos-harket very steady; sWede. 4ADoe;
' LrToss1Falr demand. Messlns, s. %; Flori-
da, g. 0)93 30.
IsED-Market steady. in tierces. e54c; 5o'D
tins &c.
IIxF. CALcfEED PLAsrEs ASD CEHEyT-Ala-
bama and Georgia lime IN fair demand and sell
ing A. 81 p per barrel bulk aad carload lots
special, cacined plaster, e g per barrel; hair,
4ftle: h1senf sale efinsnt, 81 e+1sl sui Portland
cement. retail. g. "a carload iots q ~ knzlsn
siandard Portlsud. q 351sQ0
~ gHs- arEat nrm, hiK1Nlns basis u ~
silslr psf gal 20. recuned - D. ~ ~. accord
inF ID pr9sf. cl0ice Rraaes 3 501tf ~ stfeIght
8 - ", sieldee. 81 l04s ", siaes---ls-
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New York, Oct I4-Arrived. schrs Roger
Drury, Delay, Savannah; Almeda Wiley
Copeland, st Simous, Is bound TO Providence
and passed through Helgate.
Returaed-Schrs r Bowers. Wilson, for Fer
nandina, and Mabel Hooper, Hooper, Unior
Island. and anchored of Stapleton, s !. on &C
count OF head winds.
Cleared-Steamship Kinloch [Brl, Gibson
Charleston; schrs May ONeil, Watts, Fernan
dina; Susie Oliver, Snow, Jacksonville Elsie
Bayles, Charleston, latter reclearance.
Dordrecht, Oct l3-Steamship Darien iBrl
Wallace. Pensacola.
Hartlepool, Oct i2-Ssiled steamers Absons
lBrl. Ayres, Savannah; HEARTBURN lBrl, Sayan
nah.
Hamburg, Oct 1s-Arrived. bark Peppino Mig
napo lltall, Mazzella, Charleston.
Liverpool, Oct 10 Arrived, steamship Nor
folk Brl. Woolstou. Savannah.
villa Real, Oct 5-Sailed, steamship Frognei
lHorl. Charleston.
Branswick, oct i4-Arriyed, bark Sara fRusl
Carlson, Valencia; schrs WiiliamiDe. Babbdge
Portland; Edward Stewart, Bleisdeil, Philadel
pnia.
City Of jacksonville. Shaw, New York for Jack
soByllls.
Charleston, Oct iS-cleared. Gchr Cyrus Han
COOms. 70 load for Boston.
Saiiod-Schr Fanny Arthur, Darien.
Darien. Oct u Cleared, scbf LongfsloNi
FsrnaDliua, oer Jf-Arryed, schr Maggie q
Hart. blake, New York.
Galveston. Oct q sailed, bark Arthur Z
WaIe. kasa. Pensacola
Jacksonville. tci ~ Arrives 81 fbs OAR sea-
horfois. Oct n Arrived. fcsr frsneis ~
Pal. scott, brsnss ek ~ Ne" sef+' tossed 'p
Feasseois. oes -Arriyss. scar Ass saisy
LES. esisesioe.
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RECEIPTS


Per Central Railroad. Oct l5-12.975 baIes
cotton, bales hides, lis boxes tobacco. 49, 2Oc
lbs bacon. 20 bbls spirits turpentine, 222 bbls
rosin. go bbls fruit. 20 900 lbs hay bbl syrIlp
cases liquor, 81 cords wood, "a bales moss. 35
bales paper stock, $3.50 lbs furniture 1871 pkgs
wood in shape, 100000 lbs cotton seed meal 23i
Ibis cotton seed oil, 406 cases hardware, 2 bbls
eggs. 10 bills grits
PerSavannah. Florida and Western Railway,
Oct 16-l.6l5 bbls rosin. 456 bbls spirits tIIpen.
tine 1921 boxes fruit, 81 bbls fruit 10 pkgs
mdse, boxes hardware, 81 pkgs furniture, IL
bales hides, 8 bbls whisky. bbis syrup 80
bdls brooms. II bbls empty bottles car poul-
try, ~ sacks rice. cars wood, 3226 bales cot
ton.
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway Oct 10
pkgs wire mats. / car lumber, 1 car wood,
case hardware, bale shIrting, IS nests trunks,
lot household goods. chest tools, boxes
books, pkg leather. l case jeans. cases
cigars, 30 boxes tobacco, 2 case cigarettes.
Per South Bound Railroad. Oct 81 box
eggs, Dbl vegetables, 108 bales cotton, 69 bbIs
rosin.
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end of the session was also a strength
ening factor. Oats were quiet and easy during
the first half OF the session. but forged up with
other cereals neaS the close. Hog products
were easier, while the outside demand was
light, The tendency was downward till the
later part of the session, when there was special
recovery with corn. Pork is i21S117I1c lower.
lard 7l6c and ribs alsc.
CHICAGO, Oct. 16.-Cash quotations were as fol-
lows: Flour firm, unchanged; spring patents
81 97ys604 s731; winter patents 81 7O033 Is; bak-
ers'. 81 l061l %; -traighls 81 65lD5 10. Wheat
No. spring. 96140963lc; No. . red, 97G957t4c
Corn-No. 2 b3I&c OAts-No. =, 27S4092sc.
Mess pork per barrel, So IS. Lard
per 100 ms. 80 40. Short ribs sides
loose. g. SOFAS 40. Dry sailed shoulders,
boxed, s. 1006 20. Short clear sides. boxed.
81 0SQ81 10. Whisky at 81 Is.
Leading futures ranged as follows:
OnanfnO Hirhasr ClocfnC
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.



NEW YoRK. Oct. &c. noon.-Stocks opened
quiet but firm. Money easy at 3Ik per cent
Exchsnge-lonR. 81 1904 SoL4; short, 81 63IfN
4 oSN. Government bonds neglected. State
The following we're the . p. m. stock quota
tons:
Erie ........... 3J5s Richm'd & W. PIT.
Chicago Z NORTH ll5M Terminal. :..... 1875
NEW York. Oct. 10, 500 p. m.-sterling ex-
change closed quiet DuC firm at 81 s a
s+1e; commercial bills, 81 s0O4 sI16. Money
per cent. Government bonds closed dull b1t
st adN; four per cents 1904; four and a half
per cents -. State bonds dun but steady
sub reasury nalances-Coin, SlO4, $4,000;
The STOCK market to-day was more active and
decidedly stronger, material gains being the
rule all over the list. The chief impetus to the
new upward movement came from abroad, and
foreigners were liberal buyers of all their
specialties. The material gains were generally
among shares having an International market
the rest of the list following at a safe distance
throughout the day. The great feature of the
trading was sharp rise in New York Central
which was not only more active than for a long
time, but at one time showed gain OF 2as per
cent over its last nights figures, buying being
based on rumor that there would be an in
crease in the dividend rate when the dividend
is declared. Vanderbilts, especially New York
Central and Lake Shore took the lead in the
upward movement, but Louisville, Union Pacific,
Missouri Pacific, and Northern Pacific preferred
followed closely, the last named bein ( helped
by the decision which gives the company CON
troll Of large tracts OF land. From the first
falf hour there was no real interruption to the
steady advance, and among the stocks men
toned assumed material proportion as the day
wore along The strong and confident tone was
maintained TO the end. and the market finally
closed quiet but steady at or near the highest
prices Of the day. The sales of listed stocks
aggregated 274,O0O shares and unlisted 5000
shares.
The folio Wing wsre the closing quotations OF
A. ~
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COMMERCIAL.
SAVANNAH MARKETS.
WEEKLY REPORT.
OFFICE MORNING NEWS.
q - .-.rarr q o. Hc anna


SAVANNAH. GA. Oct. 16, 1897. &
crsrRAI. REMARKs-An active business has
.,evaned through the week. TIE iobbing
.-sda. however, was interrupted by the inter
,.o,tion of G close holiday on Monday which
as observed by the Hebrew merchants. The
-,,aral trade was 10 full volume and steady
ts-,uq- out. The features OF the week were
.bacnormous cotton receipts, and the large
,-orsase in naval stores The money
.,-r-et does not seem to improve any but re
oins in its chronic state of stringency; the
t,,ss however, manage to satisfy customers in
-ooderate state, although the demands upon
,..-1 are very heavy, owing the large
;,,reass IN the cotton movement, while
,ha clearing house returns for the
,.-orious week were over $4,000, coo. There
r.ss little more lite shown in the security mar
L.+ and some of the leading stocks and bonds
haze advanced slightly. Exchange both for
,;rn and domestic was easy and Offering freely
.or domestIo The lumber trade continues to
;,,rrova in demand, but orders''stin run INTO the
more difficult sizes, which is rather unsatisfac-
cory 70 the mills. The grocery
.-.da is very active and orders
80 in excess of the capacity
Of iobbers to fill them promptly In other
branches of the jobbiug trades dealers complain
~ slack demand and slow movement. Values as
= rule we're fairly steady. Collections are i'm
,rovng steadily, and will, of course, continue
70 do so under the heavy movement of cotton
% market. The following resume of the weeks
t,siness will show the tone and the latest
closing quotations of the different markets to-
day:
N.vIr SroREs-The market for spirits turpen-
,ns was slightly easier during last week owing
irg 10 the large receipts and accommodating
steck and regulars sold down to 34c, but recov-
cred lie toward the close There was a steady
inquiry with supplies offering literally. The
total sales were about 1000 casks
RosIn-The market was somewhat irregular,
though for the most part it was weak, and
nrires declined for the whole list. The receipts
are heavy comparatively. but the fairly good
demand prevailing keeps the stock from any
excessive accumulation. The total sales
for the week we're fully $1,000
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.
CoTToN During the week there has been an
easier feeling in the market, owing to the glut
in receipts. Buyers were obtaining concessions
quite freely 10 the better grades. The lower
quotations, however, were fairly steady owing
to their scarcity. The enormous receipts
at the ports are unparalleled
and serves to weak ca controlling markets very
considerably, while stocks are banking up
steadily The demand, while quite steady, was
not in full volume and the business doing more
moderate and in no proportion to supplies The
total sales for the week were 1888 bales. The
following are the official closing spot quotations
OF the Cotton Exchange:
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State Bonds 6Ld. ASKED.
Georgia 31s per cent. bonds 800. 1Ol lO2
New Georgia AZ per cent bonds. !Vs III
Georgia Smiths, maturity 1870 llOH lllt9
CifU Bonds -.
Atlanta per cent .......s''s.-'. lVt ~
Atlanta per cent .......''..--'' ~ ~
Augusta per cent. w ~
Augusta per cent. luo Nv
Columbus per cent. ...-......... III ~
Macon per cent ................ liz lif
New Savannah per cent quar- 80,
terly. Jan. cOuDOnS...... ..... lOl lOlt2
New ssrl SAS NoHsmber Coupons 1OiA 1921
Rdfirodd BOndS-
Savannah. Florida and western
Railroad general mortgage
bonds. per cent interest cou- o- .oo
Atlantic and Gull first mortgage
consolidated percent coupons
January aud July, maturity - 40
1897 ..-.....-.-..s.s.. 49,. 10
Rrunswick aud Western Is, lsi m
dDrs IS. due 1928 90. ..-.-.-. -... % 70
Central consolidated mortgage
Psf ee9 @at eShSo 1873 s'nl. ioa o4
Central Railroad aud BANKING
cs5., ,Ys sslsi {. gold g ssi + iossi5
ce ss, ,I ss Se. a,'D'- an l05 100
css sssa sl sslSs'A "-' @-. rs ~
Charlotte Columbia and aug AHla "A.
general n9ftsass 30 o<iis 80 ~ ~
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oWt5I pOUdI IS, y UIIsu., WIILe 20 % %
PoULTRY-Market amply supplied; demand
good.
EGGs-Market easier and in light supply;
demand steady.
PsANUTs-Ample stock. demand light. prices
teady.
SUGAR-Georgia and Florida nominal; none in
market.
HoNEY-Demaud nominal.
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Per steamship City OF Augusta for New
YORK 3 500 bales upland cotton, 100 500 shingles.
81 bags sea island cotton. 302 bblsrosin, 80, ZOO
feet lumber, g. bales domestics and yarns, s
5bls spirits turpentine IL bales hides 60 bdls
40 bbls cotton seed oil, 800 boxes oranges, SO
tons pig iron, 1870 sacks cotton seed meal, 100
sacks saw dust, cases cedar, $50 pkgs mdse.
Per steamship Nant Gwynant tBrl, for Liver.
pool, 4,l29 bales upland cotton, weighing
2,06S,754 pounds; " bales sea island cotton,
weighing 10, $50 pounds
Per steamship Pharos GBrl, for LiverpooI, 5.656
bales upland cotton, weighing 2,S14,0sS pounds;
"a tons phosphate rock.
Per bark rh Thoresen INorl, for Cork for
orders, 2.507 bbls spirits turpentino measuring
l30G57 galons-Jas Earle, Jr.
Per bark Zanrak lNorl, for Rotterdam. 1885
bbls rosin. weighing l,G02,55 pounds = Ray.
mond, Judge & Co.
Per bark Kalstadt lNorl. for Hull 1924 bbls
spirits turpentine. measuring 90. 320lS gallons:
i,4sl bbl5 rosin. weighing 692, se5 pounds-S P
Shotter Co.
Per bark Birgitte LNorl for Garston Dock,
$50 bbls spirits turpentine, measuring 2S,409lk
gallons; 1882 bbls rosin, weighing I 400 s9S
pounds-Patterson, Downing a Go.
Per bark Scion [korl, for Rotterdam, 29eS
bbls rosn, weighing 1,455. 300 pounds; Dbl yell
low dip.
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NOTICE To MARrNEas.

Notlcesto mariners, pilot charts and all nan.
teal Information will b. furnished masters ot
vesselsfres OF charSs az thu United States Hy.
drlSraphic hca IN the Custom House. Gan
taiaS arer IussJe1 10 call at the Office.
LIEUT. + II SHERMAN
Ia charge photographic Station.
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Steamship Pharos [Brl, Wilcox, Liverpool
X richardson & Barnard.
steamship Nant Gwynant lBrI, Lewis, Liver
pool-Strachan & Co.
Bark Scion [Nor Petersen, Rotterdam -
Chr G Dahl & Co.
Bark Tn Thoresen [Norl, Salvesen, Cork, for
orders-Chr q Dahl & Co.
Bark Birgitte lNorl. Gregertsen, Garston
Dock-Chr @ Dahl & Co.
Bark Kalstadt [Norl, Monsen, Hull-Holst &,
Co.
Bark Zanrak [Norl, Mathieson. Rotterdam
Hoist & Co.
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NAVAL SToREs.-The receipts for the week
were 4.l59 barrels spirits turpentine and 16, 272
barrels rosin. The exports were 4. .63 bar,
rels spirits turpentine and II, 9jl barrels ro5n
moving as follows: To New York, ISL barrels
spirits turpentine and SS11 barrels rosin; to
Baltimore, rs barrels spirits turpentine aud
l,4o5 barrels rosin; to Rotterdam, q.077 barrels
rosin; to Boston, 1877 barrels spirits turpentine
and 100 barrels resin; to the interior, 20 barrels
spirits turpsntIne and sol barrels rosin; to
Hamburg, 2l5i barrels spirits turpentine and
1904 barrels rosin; to Hull ,299 barrels spirits
turpentine and /, 431 barrels rosin; to Garston
Dock, $50 barrels spirits turpentins and
1889 barrels rosn The following are the Board
Of Trade quotations: Rosin-A. B, q and D
81 2219. E 81 221b f 81 2715 G 81 32IS, H
dow glass, So 35, water white So IS Spirits
turpentine, 3414c.
RECEIPTS. SHIPMENTS AND STOCKS FROM APRIL l
1891, TO DATE, AND TO THE CORRESPONDING
DATE LAST YEAR:
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MONEY MARKET-Money is in active demand.
FoREfeN ExcaANaE-The market is easier
Sterling, commercial demand. 81 soy; sixty
DAYS, ST IS; ninety days, 81 761s; francs,
paris and Havre. sixty days, S. 1884; Swiss,
sixty days, SIS 500 marks SIXTY days. 80 13-l6c.
DowEsTIc ExcHANGE-Tne market is easy.
Ranks and bankers are buying at a per cent
discount and selling at Il per cent discount to
par. MI 3, s.;r aa,,o,1 .o- all
classes of securities. with offerings rather linn
tied in certain lines.
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Norfolk, Oct 1i-Schr F c Yarnell, Capt Scott.
from brunswick, with n cargo. of ties, bound 10
New York, arrived tonight in tow Of tug, badly
leaking % >S
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Delaware Breakwater. Oct IL - Sailed sshz
John II Tingue. Savannah for New YORK.
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sea IsIdndS--The receipts for the week up
to Up. m. as reported by factors were 2,501
bales and the sales for the same time were ], 070
bales. The exports were 81 bales, of which 25
bales went TO Liverpool and ~ bales to northern
mills The market was quiet through the week
Considering. however, the slow demand. heavy
receipts and tight money market prices we're
very well sustained. The above sales were on
the basis Of quotations.:
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The folio Wing wsre the closing quotations OF
he Nav YORK Stock Exchange.


LIVERPOOL Oct. 10, noon.-Cotton opened
quiet aud unchanged. American miadling
1870; sales 500 bsies-Amsrican 600
bales; speculation aud export l,OOO bales: re-
osipts ~ 90 beles-American lStOQ
Futures "A mericau mid Hing. low milling
clause, October delivery ID October Aad
November delivery ! 4l-gid. November aud De
cembsF delivery 4c-5te; December and Jan
uary delivery 47S4d, also febffi January
anf February delivery Z 80 cd. also 1904;
February and harcn delivery stzSh, also
53.64d March aB1 April delivery 65cf1, also
f56-1ld; April sld Nay delivery hsetd; hsy
ami June delivery t.Si6i also 4t2Sfd fu'
lures strady.
Ten 3erE none.
80 .. m tifursss American nifGl|aR low
Hliddling csuss. October delivery Z 1910
stSlds Ocfniler an1 Hogeuilsf delivery
! ll.eits ~ o., ksEsubeF aaa Dscsubsr 81
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PASSENGERS.

Per steamship Kansas City from New York.
j Crosby and wife. M A O'Byrne, Mrs B
Goldbug, Miss Goidbug, Miss M NJ Lunn, Mrs
VIM Wade, Miss Lang, Mrs Walker, L Rowe
and wife, NJ N Morton, Harland and son, NJ
Lott and wife, Miss Naughtin, Mrs G NJ Sheldon
and infant, DIR A Lawton and wife, G. NJ
wife, Mrs s II Chapiot, Mr. Mahoney and wife,
Mr. Marcott and wife, K s johnson, M Powe A
Marks. J McGlone, Mrs Lawrence, Miss
Stone @ II Smith, Jr. w Bradley,
Miss Evans, Mrs Davis Capt ] @ Mitchell. Mrs
G. II Roche, u e VanRiver, Mrs A Smith, Mrs
u smith. Mrs Brown, George Sorrelli, Mrs
9 H Rigby, Mrs Guger and son, maid and infant,
John Purney and wife, II Iillenthal, Mrs w
Thomas, Mrs + w Joyce, Miss Il Damford
MFR Vincent and wife aud son, Mrs Cook, J r
Smith and wife, Rev d W Freeland and wife,
Mrs II q Taylor, Miss Taylor James Taylor.
Miss Viva Taylor. Mr. Tumson and wife. ] q
Sharpley and wife. F. Shonnoker and wife, w
Hall and wife. Mrs T w Harris. Mrs w II Fuller,
7 Hof, j Slayer, Mrs A Whitehead, Miss Co
Fortune and wife tcol, Sarah Brown, Mary
Brown (coh Miss l. Jackson. II II Haldin, +
Rswlston, Berry Hewitt, Il Dillon, ? Carly. Q
Fell, Miss Ray Fell, J Roberts (coD, Jos Burke,
Mr. Fitzgerald, X farrell, Thos Smith, Boyle,
= Bynum, l. Green, IL Mozello j II Chapman,
Sam Jones, w Johnson, J T Linsky and wife,
Hawley, II Lowinsky. J Goodman and
wife, kerwitz, l. Libbowits, II Gurgain, o
Gillian. r Kertowitz, A Levowitz, Charles F
Cohen. w Vouts. M Roddolwis, j RoohliD,
Rochlin, NJ Rochin, A James, M Wife, M Kroso-
witty, Edwin Mulhille Thomas Station, w w
Murphy, T. Williams, Ferret, Mrs Francisco
Atkins, d Regain, J Selig. Joseph @ McCruger.
Joseph Dugan, German, w j MuttelI, Mrs n
Giles, Joseph Giles, J w Wilson, J II Rocks.
kobasky, Max Rosenheim, w Hampton, J w
Per steamship City OF Augusta for New
York; ii Johnston. Miss Kate @ Hammond
W = EthridRe, Miss Adler, Mrs Wordsworth,
e "a Sanderoe, Percy Saunders. Mrs w K Ar
mold, w II Arnold
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THE MORNING NEWS: SATURDAY, OCTOBER II. 1891.

mestic port, sherry. catawba, low grades. 600
S5c; fine grades. 81 004l %; California light
muscatel aud angelica 81 S60l %
NAILs-Market very firm; fair demand Sd
81 SIS; "a and sd. 90 IS; Cd, g So; Sd 81 20: 1Od
81 Is; I'D, s. 10; 500, 81 o.; so to sod 81 95 20d
1s1lSc; walnuts, French, l5c; Naples, Ice; pc.
cans, 14c; Brazils, 7d1Sc; filberts, l2lac; cocoa
nuts, Baracco. 81 O004a0 per hundred; assorted
nuts. 80 70 and N boxes, 120lsc per %.
ORANGEs-Florida, 81 75Q2 %.
ONIONS Firm. Barrels 50 1908 90; crates,
PorAroEs-Irish, 81 2502 50.
SALT-The demand is moderate and MARKET
dull. Carload lots, Gee (. o. b.; job lots. roo
sHor-Drop, 81 S.; drop to B and larger.
SUeAR - The market is firm, demand
51sc; granulated. 45sc; confecti lnsrs, 4}4c;
standard A. 1850; white extra Z, 4}5c; golden
G, 414c; yellow, &c.
OmsIMarket steady; demand fair. Signal.
40M50c; West Virginia black, l08lSc; lard Soc
kerosense. 10ISc; neatsfoot, 5097sc; machinery,
1S125c: lInseed raw, 45c: boiled, 4Sc; mineral
seal. isc; homelight. l4c; guardian, lie
SYRUP-FIorida and Georgia, 256t27c; mar
ket quiet for sugarhouse at S0O40c; Cuba
straight goods 3o9S2c; sugarhouse molasses,
lS020c
ToBAcco-M Market quiet and steady. Smoking.
domestic. 22IecQS1 60, chewing, common.
bright, 60065c; fine fancy, 750s0c; extra fine,
81 GOAL IS; hri hit navies 226t4c
LUMBER-The foreign demand is showing
gradual Improvement, while the domestic is
steady aud increasing materially, both for in.
land and coastwise shipments. Mills are fully
supplied with orders for forty to sixty days.
We quote:
Easy sizes ................ ......s11 1908 90
Ordinary sizes. ........ ..-.-. .---. lSOOG0l6 80
Difficult sizes. ..............-.....' l4O0O25 so
flooring boards. Observation-Disclosures. II 501b29 90
ShipStuffs ....... .-......,....-... 10 50Q25 90
FREIGHTS.
LUMBER-BY SAIL-Tonnage continues In good
supply. Vessels are Offering freely TO arrive
and owners are more disposed To accept the
lower scale of rates named Rates are weak
and we quot: To Baltimore 81 O0@
Boston and eastern ports S. 90. to Phi a.
delphia 81 5O04 %. From s505Oc is paid
vessels here for shifting to load at nearby
ports. Timber 50c0Si 90 higher than lum-
Der rates. To the West Indies and Windward
nominal; to Rosario. $40 OO4l7 %; to
Rio Janeiro SIS 90; to Spanish and Medter
ranean ports, Si2 90; to United Kingdom for
orders nominal for timber, e4 los standard
lumber, "a 15s
BY STEAM-To New York, s. %; to Philadel.
phia, $500; to Boston, IS 90; to Baltimore,
So 80.
NAVAL SToREs-Market is nominal. Yes
sells to arrive the market is easier For
eign-Cork, ETC., small spot vessels, SIN.
IS Sd and Is; Adriatic, rosin. 3s Genoa, Is
Cd: South America, rosin, S5c per barrel of 20s
pounds. Coastwise-Steam-toB Boston, lie per
l00ibs on rosin 90c on spirits; to New York
rosin 716c per 100bs spirits, Soc; to Philedel.
pha, 70 in, SIC per 10Ofbs spirits, SOC; to Balti-
more, rosin, zoe. spirits. zoe. Coastwise quiet,
CorToN-BY Steam-rhe market is steady