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EENOX. NORTH ADAMS
AND THE BERKSHIRE HILLS
(yIa Harlem Diyisiou)
CENTRAL II, X. OF NEW-JERSEY


Time Table OF June 81, 1891.
30 a. IN. for Ea,tOn, Mauch Chunk, Wilkesbarre.
Scranton READING Harrisburg, Tamaqua Pottsvlle sham
ukin Sunbury Eagles Mere. Wliamsport. On Sundays
for EastOn, Mauch Chunk, Wikesbarrc and Scranton
90 a. m, for EaetOn and Allentown.
100 a. m. for Easton and Mauch Chunk. On Sundays,
EastOn, Mauch Chunk and Shamokn.
AS a. IN. for Easton. Manch Chunk. Wilkesbarre.
Scranton Reading Harrisburg, PottSyle ramaqua Sham
coach Will9msport
90 D. m for Easton Mauch Chunk Reading, Harris
burg Pottsvile Shamokn, Sunbnry and William port.
Sundays for Eason. Mauch Chunk, Tamaqua, Potts
Vile. Reading and Harrisburg.
90 D. NJ. for Eason Mauch Chunk, Reading, Harris
burg, Wkesbarre Scranton, Tamaqua Potsvle, Shame
kin.
80 D. IN. for Easton and Allentown
AS D. for Easton, Mauch Chunk, Reading, Harris
burg, &c. Sundays at ) 80 p. IN.
FOR and
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= T. GATHERINGS HALt5l5th year Long Island , do.
e Large and ecn stan fR po 3sa d eaRe
Preparation for leading colleges Thorough work sleaI
English, Frnch German and Latin: from $3.50 per annum
All p lsyt es on Application to SISTER CAROLINE
| 2S6-202 Washngton-ave., Brooklyn
! ST GATHERINGS IN THE MOUNTAINS Recreation
s e Terms Vt siso Sos No extras '''''A ' ~.O~
IT MPLE GROVE LADIES' sEMIY SAI; e sa,a2 }g
idd. chAs r 1o R Rfsq D. IT,
THE YOUNG LADIES' SEMINARY, Freehold y. j.
hS & ErSG Sfyf b an
NJ ALNUT LANE SCHOOL formerly Madame Clements.
3 Taa pm 1d I 8sE f
and college preparatory courses Pupils enter Wellesley
%. ' o$Ss RSST S I:S.e P,
For Boys and Young Men-Country.
academy %sh t9h ho ThGoa6
for S SGfss genuine i0 hd% With & %o
required j. H. ROOT. Prilcip1,
II oKDENTOWN Is. - MILITARY INSTITUTE.
L1E EtE' Il d j. t hASRGS t to&MiMxS66Ahxr
| r HELTENHAM MILITARY ACADEMY,
and ReS and and ad
NunSfS Rsf RICE ,'a
t la M5h5TAY Aurora
A. X. McALPINE a. NJ Principal
T. oLGATE ACADEMY, HAMILTON, \.
athcmatcs Sciences. fun description see July
1O'1' Rev. JOHN GREENE. Phi D.. Principal.
II AsTMAN BUSINESS COLLEGE 'oughkeepsie r.
II open all the ytai Thorough obstruction in Book epns
so aaS &
sSpP Pr MIN Sa Is, seO
u LMwooD SCHOOL FOR BoYS.-At Milford. Conn.
~ Parents who are unfortunate In the MANAGEMENT Of
Rs p .4 offered
F REEnoID ISsdITUTE, EreehOd; n ]. tsth
and 'Sssf high school
I AKEwooD HEIGHTS SCHOOL Lakewood, New.
- Je;seymAmong the pines thorough and attractive
'll00- " O0''. 0p-I JAMES W MoREY. Principal
T5a. 1d% pd B9Ys s ,Ea ffEs Ms8
Send sf for fe% s''' ri Gcy FIJI Z x Inclusive
Ar ONTcLAiR MILITARY ACADEMY, MOntciair n },
GG'Ss id y vHG1hD It, Fn Fsla for ''
So + E EaMs Sf assI Ma
fS&bER FONT SCHOOL ggaeurz Mas.22 bows:
sSs. IsSss: ss FS$sdsa Sss
" Ew:YoRK MILITARY AcADEMY.--AcademIe De.
msr CT j. Nd S SS@
d ENNsYLv4NIA MILITARY ACADEMY,
oho'e' MILITARY G G5SL G9RRfGaEs sept 49, 0i
Civil Engqpss5i1g 69sg%stly 4IsSessre, Arts
Circulars Of MI GEO. Il. STERLING So Dey.st. city
Col CHAS. r HYATT, President.
1sT Boys scH ss25 HaMP HON.
SoS e. address sf R % h.s s
DIVERVIEW ACADEMY,
II POughkeepse ". Y
56th year Prepares thoroughly for College the Gov
Academies Business. Military organizat,On
BIsBEE & AMEN, Principals.
GUNNER SCHOOL at the Peekskii Military Academy
AcLocstien heethfyl csrY and instruction excellent
4ene fef eixrIlAs,
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THE WHITE MOUNTAINS EMPRESS.

solid through train Ct Buffet Paror Cars nd Coaches
Will aud after 18th leave New York tGand Cen
trail station, " " y. IL & III. r. ~ daily except BUN
DAYS. at 10 90 a. NJ. Due az Fabvan's at ~ p in
Through time schedule nearly hour shor,eF iaH s
season. $50. Al,
Time tables giving full details may be obtained ?,
Ticket 0rices Grand Central Station. al principal no
and city ticket offices In New-york. or by addressing
G. I. HEMPSTEAD,
General Passenger Agent
NewHaven. Csssr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-30

rY1HF BROOKLYN HEIGHTS SEMINARY.-Ro riding
4 and Day School for Girls. 4st opens Sept ~ Ad
dress for circulars 13S140 MOntague-st. Brooklyn " Y
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Brooklyn.
THE MISSES ELY'S SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
I4oI42 Columbia Heights. Brooklyn. N. Y.
VIII reopen September 3oth.
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Railroads

.S,SFHSCX;s GREATEST RAILROAD"
NEE:W! york ORR. CEk1RAl
Hudson River Railroad.
THE FOUR-TRACK TRUNK LINE
ALI trains arrive at and depart from
GRAND CENTRAL STATION.
Fourth Ave. and Forty second ST., New-fer
| Centre OF Hotel and Residence Section.
THE ONLY RAILROAD STATION IN THE CITY,
COMMENCING JUNE 70
Trains leave n foIiowss
FAST MAIL AND 1000 ISLAND SPECIAL
Syracuse, Rochester, Batavia, due at Buffalo $40 e.
SARATOGA LAKE s GEoInGi. AND "0N
''I S1ra to rs p H. Caldwell o. GeOrge O5 p m.
NEw-YORK AND CHICAGO LIMITED
exclusively Of wnf PvSs come
Cars. Due Chicago As a. m next uey
CHICAGO DAY EXPRESS. -
efssg: s"ndays ssdsy train
does not run west OF Cleveland and Detroit.
sOUTHWE>TEKN LIMITED.
asd .Sy pSS and
D. m,
WORLDS FAIR SPECIAL.
1so Mwagner ysstsgle s Ss '; 90 2 o. m
next day. No extra fare
SARATOGA LIMITED.
Fraa ivy SoS Ses ssrps snd
August Due Saratoga $40 p. m.
SARATOGA SPECIAL.
'''sS Is, Troy s5, Saratoga $40 p m Runs through
to Lake George Saturdays.
NORTH SHORE LIMITED.
NJ
Sleeping and Dining Cars. Due Detroit elS a. n''
FAST WESTERN EXPRESS
esT Y bas SH.S % Ss
ss d PH2 IL oa m Cleveland "d IS Detroit
D. m, Cincinnati 80 .. NJ. Chicago 100 D. m. b.
ADIRONDACK AND MONTREAL EXPRESS.
700 MwagnsT slesDHg . Cars sSS 3 M e
re tG due 20 e burlington due w H' anu ~ ''
BUFFALO Eekr spI 1oSH ISLAND AND
duo 80 a. m Niagara Fails, 100 CLAYTON. 80
and g sara nsNn Lake station iI w IL"
CINCINNATI AND II. LOUIS EXPRESS.
500 p. M.-Wagner We tbule Sleeping Cars Due Gin.
einnati 80 p. M, indianapolis 80 p No. ST. Louis
''O ILL., LIMITED FAST MAIL.
''t train for Rochester: Due ! AS a: m
CHICAGO NIGHT EXPRESS.
Wv Vincent buiiaIo, Detroit md CHICAGO.
FlS SFF hSp RH H
~ 80 M iS 30 So O:23 T. NJ also for or P9q .oo
a:S55 go 90 S2SA III 80 A. NJ 21S ' 49, $685.
is IS Asp s. TgS55 g - % oS &c., 70 gs III ~
y sl.I 81 g. 1FSy 10 70 3 &c. il, 80 NJ go
UTEHA tED S1FfS 5G 5G 49, S9 s5 $780, S
RoS4 s BuFE "A % 81 Sse
az? 51r ES &C., IL H. 49,
ADIikoy b$SScKa' MSSgE!TTAINs AND MoNrREAr-ie:ao
CAFE W 1iIG IS cI I2 + y ALSO FOR ADrRov
NE % for 6sTee s'G rs 49, ' 1881
Io66 80 H. AD co. i 50
PITTSFIELD. LENOX. NORTH ADAMS
AND THE BERKSHIRE HILLS
tvIa Harlem Divisiou)
Two trains with through Drawing Room Cars.
B. % due P.aed 70 So Adams
NORFOLK AND THE LITCHFiELD Hills.
anG car s?Ss tS o1 apply
P Pses 3 sa % or s. s d 81 II E Prt
YORK sSs wssSIqgtoS:ss 7sS Egis9nst and sos B.d.
Do.. sSs ;..ss: .SsS. ssSs
a. SS'! 81 a9 E's9' g. nos' S''R So u.s. "a ii 80
IoHS Msdss sas kssn
CENTRAL IL. R. OF NEw-JERSEY.
FOOT or LIBERTY ST, NORTH RIVER.
Time Table OF June 81, 1891.
80 a. IN. for Ea,ton. Mauch Chunk, Wilkesbarre,
Scranton READING Harrisburg, Tamaqua P0ttsvlle, sham
okin Sunbury Eagles Mere. WIamsport. On Sundays
EastOn, Mauch Chunk, Wilkesbarrc and Scranton.
90 a. m for Eoston and Mauch Chunk. On Sundays.
Easton, Mauch Chunk and Shanohn.
s:4j a. IN. for Easton. Manch Chunk, Wilkesbarre
B1qns has %eT PWye s'q91
'Oi 90 D. M for Easton, Maueh Chunk Reading Harris.
burg Potsyille Shamokn. Sunblry and Williamsp0
Sundays for Easton Mauch Chunk, Tamaqua, Potts
ve Reading and Harrisburg.
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XXTFST SHORE RAILROAD. \. Y.

INVEST SHORE RAILROAD, y. y Y: az
w II r. r. II. Co. Lessee.-Trains leave West t2d -.
Station New-York) follows, and 20 minutes earlier rom
the foot of Jay.st York; Hamilton London Detro.s
iSI5' ~ M. BGraio Rochester Suspension Bridge
Niagara Falls 80. 10 90 a. m, rs p NJ . 10 p M
Utica and Syracuse. 80. 10 100 a. M . To- . 10 TX
no o. All 90 III :So az 40 a, oe % 10 = *
D. M CatsiIil and Albany, 3 80 = 10, 1000 ti 20
a. m. aS i5 p. "A 100. IS IS. g rs p m Caas:oa
West Point Cornwall Newbgrgh, 49, a IA ! SsiSS
g 80 % III is , p Ssw ind IN go osirsa AID AID
Canada east rs a. M 10 10 r. d nj nn csIease
and S. Louis on al through trains Saratoga speeials
iii SS a. M az as p m. Paror cars 10 Saratoga s,a
Caldwell Lake George, I'll :35 a. m. (aror car Az
tachcd daily except Sunday az 40 M saturdays ohy
Keatersk! Hunter Hobart Bloomyi.!e Grand nO'ei
n M Parlor cars 10 Boomville. Grand Hotel snd
Phoencia flor Haaterslal. IL 100 a. m. II s5 a M.
$40 p M Trains and sleeping ear !" MasOSs
and MinnewasRa. $50 a. M II 90 III ;S5 a. az rs
D. m. Parlor car to New.PatE on IA -, a. m ualn.
Half Holiday Special Saturday oaly. rs p. m ios
Kaatcrskil. Hunter Boomyile. HOBART Grand no Boz,
station and Phoenica. Pailor car 10 BoomVille Cas'
xiii Mountain Night Line, 80 a. NJ. Sundays only
sleeping cars 70 PhoencIa and BoomNile 'Dsny;;
Daily except Saturday. All other trains daily exceps
SUNDAY. 2 a Leaves Brooklyn, va Brooklyn Anneas'
40 90 ITO 40 a. M. az 90 p. NJ Jersey city. p Z 8
time tables parlor and sseping-car aeeommodaons or
information Apply Offices Brooklyn, 1913 Washingon.st
100 Fuonst Annex cec. Got Of Fgl;on.st Nem,hS.
Is Park Place SO Yves. l3th-st. and West shore
stations foot OF West 42dst. and foot OF Jayst NJ Y
c. L. LAMBERT General Passenger Agent VanaeFO'T
PaenyiIIe Cairo and Mountain House Station. 7 IL
. q ~ "A M AL
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For Young Ladies-Countrv.
- ~ UAwUUD'' HUME And - :, iiGj5D FOR
DGIRLS. Healthful location delightful surrounding
Thorough Preparation for college boys unuer
twelve admitted For circulars and terms. address;
Mrs. r. s. GRlSWOlD Lyme. Conn.,
II ARLINGTON SEMINARY Tor Young Ladies; West
ings extensive grounds, beautiful and healthy location
Gymnasium. Languages. Music. Drawing, Painting; &c
$50 per year. CATALOGUES. II. DARLINGTON. IN. D.
ELMIRA COLLEGE For WOMEN
Courses Of study those nrscass colleges Electric
AFT School Music building &c. III students.
CHARLES VAN NORDEN, d. D.. Prest, Elmira n. Y
7 Wy HALL-HoME AND COLLEGE PREPARATORY
i School FOR Young Ladies. Established 1861. Mrs.
]. ALLEN MAXWELL. PRINCIPAL Bridgeton. n. ].
MRS J. V. N. DORIS BOARDING. AND DAY
M SCHOOL FOR GIRLS,
Mountain stson Orange Nh neathu f loc cdazo one
N4fsS NJ VI HUNTS BOARDING and ma School removed
guaqes Address by letter until August l.
n GoNTZ SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES.
Removed In 1883 from Chestnutst.. Philadelphia, to
Ogontz spacious seat OF Jay Cooke, viii begin
IL fory.sccod year Wednesday, September 80. For cir
Comfy, Penn.
ID ENNINGTON ~. j. SEMINARY AND LADIES'
ies. Terms moderete High and hcathful. Steam
heating; gasi FIRE escapes. Easy Of access.
THOS. HANLON, D. D., President Tor y wears
ct. Agnes school. AraHny y. Y.-Under tho dlrcc;;
tudy from kindergarten through Harvard Course COR
Women, "a Instructors Tuition 800 year for cata-
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GUNNER SCHOOL at the Peekskill Military Academy
CLocstlen heelthfyli and instruction excellent
JOHN n TILDES. A. NJ. ID. D.. Principal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-30

- T. GATHERINGS HALL.-15th year, Long Island do
- ce>an school for girls Enlarged and extensive prem
reparaton for leading colleges Thorough work sc al
feature Of this institution Terms for boirders, including
English. French German and Latin, from $3.50 per annum
For day pupils from SO Next term eolnmences StP ~
2S6-202 Washington-ave., Brooklyn
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For Boys and Young Men-Country.

A CADEMY AND HOME, FOR 10 B0Ys.-tsixty.s sixth
"A year OF Academy; twelfth Of Uome Thorough prepare
for college for business. Absolutely heathul 10
cation and genuine home, with the most retired sur
roundspgs Good gymnasium References given ant
required. j. H. ROOT, Princp1,
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(, VARTHMORE COLLEGE.
- FILLMORE pa

opens srh month 9Th 1891. tn rty minutes from Broad
St Station PHILADELPHIA Under care OF Friends Ful
College for both leading TO Classisa Engi
ton extensive grounds buildings machine shops, labor
tories Libraries. For p5rucdlars ana ealaogue al
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DGiRLS. Healthful location delightful surroundings
WE'VE admitted FOR circulars and terms address;
~ Mrs II 6 GRISWOID, Lv!nn. Conn.
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\ GoXTz SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES.

Removed 1883 from Chestnutst., Philadelphia, TO
Ogontz spacious try seat OF Jay Cooke Will begin
IS forysecold year Wednesday, september 90 For cir
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-30

Musical Instruction.
MIR A. l.. SCHULTZ, OrGanist Sands Street Memorial
M Church, Jo&lyn VIII resume lessons (piano ana
organ1 SEPTEMBER l. Addr 227 Dulield-st, Brooklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-30

M ALNUT LANE SCHOOL. formerly Medame Clements s..
w Germantown. Pha.-Boardng and Day School for
young ladies 35th year opens September 2Sd adenJes
and college preparatory courses Pupils Wellesley
on examination. For circulars address
Mrs. THEODORE p. RICHARDS, Principal.
Miss SARA LOUISA TRACY A. NJ. Associate Principal.
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STEAMSHIP co.

Dor Yarmouth. ~ s.. E,stpoFt. Me- and +. John
n. b. Steamship CITY OF CoLUMBlG ssiIs very
Tuesday, at .. in from PF 40 T. foot o; stj
New York cOuncctns YARMOUTH for Dgby, Annalo-
lie Halifax aud Lunenbesg. EAsTPORr for ST. Andrews
Hoobinston, 81 stephens, Calais aud points north ST
JOHN for Peist, on CANADIAN Pacific and rrtercoOnia
accommodation Superb table No rha.d ms OF ireights
n l. SEYcQMB. 9sa.l Egr, o. brs.Sv sSs' SY.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-05-13
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK.. May IL. noon.-Stocks opened
quiet aud rather heavy. Money at 304 per
cent. Exchange-long. 81 S3a4d14 81; short,
SAS4 $50 s Gye bn19s 6Gnas du and
The following were the 2 p. m. stock quota
tions:
Erie. ............ 90 Richm'd & W. Pt
Chicago & North. 1854 Terminal....... 1874
Lake Shore ....10g16 Western Union. s0E
Norf. & W. pref. 52A
NEW York, NAV IL, 500 p. m.-sterling ex-
change closed quiet and easier at 81 ) "a So;
commercial bills, 81 S304 S619 Money easy
at 4G15 per cent, closing offered per cent.
Government bonds closed dull and heavy; four
per cents 1872, four aud half per cents 10I
bid. State bonds closed duh and teatureless;
Sub-Treasury Baances-Coin, Sl25, $4,000;
currency, Sl0502.00J.
In the stock market prices dropped, and in
some cases declined materially. The principal
cause for the check to the upward movement
is TO be found in disqueting news from abroad,
London and the continental bourses being de-
pressed through heavy sales of Portuguese and
Spanish securities which brought everything
else along with them to some extent. There
were further engagements of gold. but these
were not of such ma gnitude as TO cause any
decline Of note. and the hesitation Is 10 be
traced to the fear of further financial compiled
tions abroad, which will necessitate further
drain upon us for funds. The favorable items
in the situation are all 10 be found in this coun.
try, while dsquletinR conditions are all abroad
at present. and the situation In the stock
market hinges upon probabilities Of further
withdrawal OF gold in the near future or return
OF some of that already sent. Until this IN
certainty is removed, therefore, general sx-
pectatlon Is for a feverish and unsettled market
with little animation outside OF a few leadng
stocks, which are now 10 the hands Of cliqnes.
Early ad vices from London this morning r. 3
ported panicky feeling there, and the same
vas reported II Paris; and a. the opening Of
our market London was seller 70 moderate
extsnf, making feTerish and lower opaning
the losses from last nights figures extending %
"a per mt. There was. however, ca undert01e
u strength left IN Tie market, aud most q the
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-05-13

CHICAGO. May i2-The pauieky feeling in
financial centerS of Europe over the disturbed
fiscal situation in Portugal was not reflected in
wheat market here, as such matters usually are.
Wheat acted all the forenoon as though il was
scoring for an advance. During the last half
hour the advance came. Bearish news. no mat
ter how important. seemed to have but tempo
rary effect. Bullish news, however. met with
ready response The feature OF the session was
the strength OF May. July opened at 1850
99lsc and quickly advanced TO q9sSc, Influenced
somewhat oy the news Ia the morning papers
that the man of-war Charleston was steaming
down the Pacific coast in pursuit OF the ltata.
with the possibility Of fight. The market
hung around this figure as rallying point FOR
q long time. and il was after noon when an
other decided movement was made, which
eventually carried the price to 81 OlS1 the high
est figure Of the day, though this was not &C
complished without stubborn resistance from
the bears who made a number of raids on the
way up. They succeeded in driving the price
down TO 99l4c several times, and to 99c once.
The reports of panics on the Paris bourse and
in Portugal were the main items of news on the
bear side. Closing Paris cables were higher
and gave the bulls a great deal OF courage, as
they served TO discredit public reports OF a
panic there Realizing sales sent the price of
a little at the close. Corn was as stubbornly
strong as wheat There was good lively trade.
The shorts were made nervous by the fact that
local receipts were 65 cars short OF the esti-
mates, and that estimates for tomorrow were
extremely light The bulge in wheat also
helped to brighten many shorts into buying.
July opened at 5S15S54c, sold off to 5Sc, adj
vanced with one or two reactions to 5934c
closing slightly lower. Oats we're active and
firmer. Provisions we're raised early by large
shorts, who were playing for break TO cover
on The result was a recession of 22Ikc In the
price of July pork. which suffered the brunt of
the attack, of 2tsc in July lard and Of NC in
July ribs, from the opening. Later. in sympa-
thy with grains, there was rally to a point
slightly above the opening, closing at medium
figures.
CHICAGO. May ls-Cash quotations we're as
narents a. oooAS N. c,inter natents az MY
5 25; bakers IS 3003 IS; straights 81 6s
as TO- Wheat-No. spring. 81 O49l 0414;
No. 2, red, 81 056D1 Ola Gorn-No. 9, 6s14e.
Oats-No. 9, sic. Mess pork, per barrel, Sl1 Is.
Lard, per 100 ms, Sc 4OG6 42IS Short rib sides,
loose, s. eOdS5 95. Dry salted shoulders,
boxed, IS 1905 25. Short clear sides. boxed,
81 1906 so. Whisky at 81 IL.
Leading tuJur % ranged as follows
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RECEIPTS

Per Savannah, Florida and Western Railway.
May i2-7O bales cotton. 1885, bbls rosin. SOS
bbls spirits turpentine, Ass boxes fruit, T. s2S
boxes vegetables, 1872 bbls fruit. cases hats. %
bblS vegetables, haleS wool. bale hides, box
snuff % bbls bottles. lot h goods, safe 2
pkgs collar. boxes mdse, sacks rice, 1 box
sausage, Dbl iron ore, box harness. stoves.
y pkgs desks, lot furniture, pkgs beef, box
clothing, boxes pearline, box cheese, bdls n
collars. gasoline drums.
Per Central Railroad, May 1916 bales cot
ton, bales domestics, 90 pkgs tobacco, 5 pkgs
buggtes, 20 pkgs paper, 3 bhls whisky, / tank, 4
car stock, l0S.S00 lbs bacon, 4, 500 lbs bran. ?
cars beer, car stone, 2a9 bbls spirits turpentine
6S2 bbls rosin, 1876 pkgs mdse, 50 pkgs furniture,
: car cotton seed.
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CONSIGNEES

Per Savannah. Florida and Western Railway,
May IA II Champions Son. NJ Boley 4 Son,
A Altmayer & Co, w ID Simkins, w Scott,
Eckman & V. s Guckenhemer & Son, w AS
plnwall. NJ Ferst's Sons & Co. STANDARD Oil Co,
NJ Nathan. Meinhard Bros & Co. M Henderson,
G Rhodes & Co, A kaufman, Lindsay 4 NJ.
Teeple Co, Geo Meyer, Lee Roy Myers & 90, G
Cochran, VIM Y Rendant. 5 p Shotter Co @
Russ, Lovelrs Sons. Savannah Grocery Co,
w W Chisholm, j X Einstein, LETTER & SON.
Savannah Brewing Co, II Solomon & Son, Con.
stantine Bros, Lowell & L.
Per Central Railroad. NAV i2-I.indsay & NJ,
Savannah Grocery 90, NJ Ferst's Sons y Go, A ID
Dixon. Moore & j, A Eichberg. Eckman 4 V,
Chestnut & ON, Davis & Son. T. Labiche, J
Wohanka, H Solomon & Son, Standard OIL Co,
Mutual Trading Co, Frank & Co. w d Simkins,
A Rhodes & Co, Morrison, f & Co. NJ j Doyle,
NJ Nathan, Savannah Cotton Mills, Ellis, & Co
jackson, M & 90. Savannah Brewing Co, Savan-
nah b Co. Kolshorr q Bro. Peacock, II & Co
Williams h Co, Heidi & S, l G. Haas, A
Palmer, Savannah Naval Stores Co,
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SAILED YESTERDAY.
Schr VIM Hays. Santiago de Cuba.
MEMORANDA

Odessa. May ARRIVED, bark Alice [Ausj,
Circovicn, Savannah.
Rye, May 6-Psssed. bark Norden tSWl. syend-
sen, Savannah for stettin
North sydney, May 7--salisd. steamship Der
went Holmes lBrl, Holmes from Pensacola
Fleetwood.
Baltimore, May i0-saied. brig Caroline
Gray, Key West
GsorgstoWn. @. May lo-~sallod, schr Mes.
ssngsr, smith, Boston.
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DEPARTED YEsTERI

StAmer Alpha, Strobhar, Beaufort, Port
Royal and Button &C II Medlock, Agt.
Steamer Katie, Bevill. Augusta and way land
ings-C II Medlock, Agt.
Steamer City OF Americas, Garrett, Augusta
and way landings-W Gibson. Agt.
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CLEARED YESTERDAY,

Steamship Berkshire, Foster. Baltimore-W E
Guerard, Agt.
Steamship Nacoochee, Smith. New York-C g
Anderson.
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New York Fruit and Vegetable Mar
ket

NEW YORK, May 12-The receipts of potatoes
are increasing; primes cling, s. 5007 90; sec
onds S3 0Og4 90; beans, Savannah, round,
Florida cucumbers. So OO@4 80; squash, 81 O00
/ 25; egg plants, 81 OO06OO; cabbage. 81 O0G
so. G. s. PALMER