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TOO MUCH PRIDE.

WHY Unclo AIR VIII Go After the vanI.
ties OF tho Tlesh No More.
In some parts of Tennessee there are
number Of peoplo that make doubt
'ful living by hauling hoop-poles fifteen
or twenty miles and then selling Thorn
for enough money to buy peck of corn
meal and'a piece of thin bacon about a
foot square.
Several days ago an old fellow who
had sold his load OF poles started homo
with his bag of meal on the seat beside
him, and with his piece of bacon Ito
protect 1t from tho SUM- swung under
tho wagon. just as no had halted in a
small stream to let his horse drink, an
acquaintance, going out to tho railway
station, came along.
"llcllo, ALI. jest Eittn' homer"
"fos, 'lowod I'd poke on back.
Whicher way yon GONE"
Flowed, did, that I'd 20 out to tho
station an SEQ OF thar's any discussion
goin' on thar. Am 80 clost pcnncd up
at home, you know. that like to cit
outcn Tho way Of the wimin folks onct
in awhile. Dun sold yo' poles, l see 4"
Yes an am goin' to take my littlo
modicum of meat an meal homo so muir
an the chllun kin havo so,no Sunday
eaten. Durin' week days. you know,
they don't cat nuthin' but billed con
an sweet potatoes. an you better be-
liovo littlo meat do bring 'em out
powerful. 1 do bclicvo that Youngest
boy Of minc-that ar ono wo call 'Drap
Shot-kin cat a string of moat as long
a frum hero to the station. Thar's
N ny rich man that would give biz
mLhcy fur that boys appetite An
thar's mur. You hotter believe sho
amt slow herself. havo know'd that
woman to cat u whole billed pumpkin.
Wall, / reckon better be shown"
"Say, is that yo' dog?'
"Whars any dog?" the WAGNER asked,
and then looked round just in limo to
see the dog making Off with his meat.
Tho unfortunate man uttered yell of
rago and jumped of the wagon, but the
dog-and he had doubtless boen follow
ing tho wagon for somo limo seeking
for an opportunity to sozo tho meat
scampcrcd over the hill and was soon out
Of sight. Tho disconsofato man re-
turned to the wagon u find tho intel
ligcnce OF another disaster awaiting
him, for, in his haste to reach tho
ground. tho sack Of meal had been
knocked Off into tho stream and had
been borno away by tho current. TWAS
somo time before he could say any thing.
and when "at length his tongue came
back to him." no took of his old, white
cotton hat. wiped his pcrspring brow
with it, and in SOLEMN voice said:
"hlf. this hero is whut a man gifts fur
goin' off after the vanities Of the flesh
want satisfied with billed con an
sweet potatoes. but must havo midlin'
meat ard SIGH. Tho IIawd won't put up
with pride in this here world. Ar; IIo
jost nachully won't do ."-Arl;ansaw
IRA Ycler
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The Hawaiian Royal FAMILY.

His Majesty Kalakaua. elected in
1874, receives q salary of S25 600 wear,
and, with perquisites, about 500. 600.
Queen Kapiolani Is ladylike and
amiable, and has escaped tho blighting
scandal, but she gets no salary.
The Princess Lilioukalani, otherwise
Mrs. John Dominis. is tho hoir ap-
parent She is fine looking, has q turn
for politics and gets $4,000 year.
Tho young Princess Kaiulani is at
school in England with an annual al
lowance of $500.
His Majcsty's suavc and tactful Cham
bcriain, Colonel Macfarlane. gets a
salary of Sc 600, and earns it, too. =
Washington Star.
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No. so Stupid ms n. Ioolss.

/ Janc-You seem to be unhappy, Emma.
Emma-Yes, have been deceived in
my husband. When l married him |
supposed that il was not my money but
myself that he loved.
And now you havo found out that it
was not you at all, but only yonr money
he was after.
! Alas! That is what know now for a
certainty.
Well. there is ono consolation for you.
and that is that your husband is not rs
stupid is lo looks. Texas Siftings.
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Ted wantod to go to tho circus awful
ly."
Mabel" said ho, seating himself on
a stool and propping his chin in the
palms of his hands in front of one of
those sisters who hold i'll their hands so
much more than has been dreamed Of in
their philosophy. mabel. have YOU
fifty conts?"
No" was the diacouraging reply OF
that young lady; 81 haven't"
Have you twenty-fvc?"
No"
"Fifteen?"
No"
Mabel" said Ted, rising in the con-
seriousness OF confidence misplaced. ~
thought we were going TO hc good
friendsP Judge
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Tho Autlor,, Iievgncc.

Author-At last lam avenged The
liightonc Magazine has bought one of
my articles, and they have paid for it,.
Wife (mystified)- Thcy have accepted
and paid for number of your manu-
scripts, but none OF them has appeared
yet.
Author (triumphantly)-The last ono
was written with ink that will fade in
ten years. - y. Y. Wcnklv.
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Fond Wifc-What are you so busy at?
Young Physician-l am writing n let
ter to the newspapers abusing DR..
Blank, tho great scientist.
But DR.. Blank has never done YOU
any harm, and you agreed with his
theories
"rruc; but it's against the rulc for
physicians to advertise, and must get
myself before the public somehow."-
The Jury.
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The daily con,umpt on Of eggs in
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-01

Old Gentleman Go 'cy rich old lal Y
at rarty) Who is that handsome
yonng man standing over there.
Old Lady-VhaCs my -in.law. Hes
very brilliant Young man-malo a
laHro fortune by The law.
on Gentleman -Indccd How's that?
on lady-'ihc law nado him my
daughters huSbanl.-AliY >lopcr.
The daily cOnwmpt on Of eggs in
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ron Furnace ompcd operaton)
Factory
and
na vista and job Office dn
isaac prov 60 I'm opcaon Three
StcolW
sash Door Blind Factory
ST. 900 For particulars, address ~
N. Sccrrtarv
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Old I.ady-I'm looking for bargains
this morning. Have you any thing you
want to show me?
Drug Clcrk. Yes'm; we'ro closing
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Buena Vista, Virginia,
Offers Free Sites to Substantial
Industries.


dt specially to those looking
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-07-31

Client. July 25-Arrived. brig Orion Dutch,
NeldhuiS. Pensacola.
Gibraltar. July 2l-sailed, steamship Portu-
galete tBrl, Savannah.
Rio Janeiro. July 22-Arrived bark Rainbow
lNorl, MarcusSen. Brunswick.
Low Point. B, July 24-Passed. steamship
Ef1cient 3rl Harris, Port Royal, S c. via sgd
ney for London.
Martinique, July 25-Saied schr jefferson
Dixon. Jacksonville
Ashepoo, S c. July Cleared, sehr Ewd q
Hight. Richards, Baltimore
brunsWlck, July 2S-Saled schr Otello, Bond
Kingston, Ia; Carrie Z Belano Bond Boston
Fernandina, July 2S-Sailed scnr X Raw
ey, Wheeer. New York
Jupiter, July 21-PasSed s at II a m a tug
towing 4-maSted schooner: unable to distin-
scnT star OF the Sea, Hopkins, from Wiscassett
tor HilisbOro, fla.
Jacksonville. July 2s-Cleared, schr Lizzie V
Hall, Greed, New Haven
Mobile, July 2S-Cleared. schr Meteor, Her
rick, Pensacola.
Pensacola July 23-Arrived, banks Sherwood
nor, Ehassen, Montevideo; Sestri Norl, Ros
Cardenas.
Port Royal. c. July 2S-Sailed. schr Maggie
u TART, Blake, Fernandina
- Fhladelphia, July % Cleared. schrs Hattie
barbour, Chapman. Fernandina: Addie r
baoon' Bacon. Charleston; Harry Ritter. Pc
Perth Amboy, July eS-Sailed. schr Lois
C1sples, Grace, JacksonvilIa.
cortland, Me, July 2S-Sailed, bark Grace Lin
wood Rockport and Charleston
Vineyard Haven. July 2S-Arriyed scbr Cvr7,s
haI. COMBS, from a southern port for Boston
3New \ ork, July 30-Arrived steamsbin Rrit
tanic, Liverpool III ~
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
FINANCIAL.


NEW YoRK. July 80. noon.-Stocks opened
quiet but steady. Money easy a. Mag per cent.
Exchsnge-long. 81 9404 S414; short, 81 s6110
I s616. Government bonds neglected. State
bonds dull but steady.
The following were the ? p. m. stock quota
tions:
Erie. ............... IFS Richm'd & w PIT.
OhlcaSo q NORM. los Terminal 1900 1875
LakeSao IRE ..,..-lo5]6 Western Union. 70
NEW YoRk, July 80, 500 p. m-sterling ex-
change closed quiet but firm at 8. 85m
S71e; commercial bills, 81 $685. 1851 Money
steady at rs G.211 per cent, last loan per
cent. closing offered at per cent Govern
ment bond closed dull but steady; four per
cents III; four and half per cents lOl,s DID
State bonds closed duh but steady.
Sub Treasury Bslances-Coin, S91, 697 900; cur
rency, 5 70, O03.0OJ.
/ ne stock markets. to-day was more active
and, as usual of late when active. weak aud
demoralized, and the result of the days tracing
is to leave prices in most cases materially
lower than those of last evening. The feeling
on the street continues bearish in the main, but
marked uncertainty exists and positive
opinions are as hard to get as month ago
After the concessions in prices seen during the
month Just passed, there has arisen feeling
that some sort OF rally should be due but no
one seems to have courage to back their
opinion, and traders and professionals, VINO
now have the making of prices, slowly increase
their short lines as quotations melt away This
morning there were some selling orders in the
market from both London and the west and
this encouraged the bearish feeling among
professionals. who Immediately began to in
crease their short lines, paying special atten-
ton to Chicago Gas, Union Pacific aud st.
Paul, which continued to be the leading active
stocks of the day, followed by Louisville and
Nashville and Northern Pacific preferred. The
important movements of the day, however
were in the three stocks first mentioned, and
while the rest of the list were weak and de
Ginning, they took their tone from operations in
leaders. The full influence OF the late decision
in the Omaha bridge case seems to have been
felt on the other side of the water. and for
eigners were liberal sellers of Union Pacific,
making that stock feature of the dar, and to
its special weakness in the afternoon was due
the material losses suffered during that portion
of the day in the rest of the list. AS a rule,
however, the general market displayed con
siderable strength in the face Of adverse cir
cumstances. and Lackawanna and Burlington
and Quincy actually showed above the opening
figures during the greater portion Of the day.
but lost strength toward the close. Declines
were aided bF the persistent circulation OF the
rumor of the impending failure OF some i'm
portant house, and the liquidation done was in
a large measure due to the disc0uragIng eject
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crude prime s5029c: crude of grades
2502sc; yellow of grade 5SGS6c. Wool
quiet and steady; domestic &C.. fieeGs so@s7c;
and easy; wet salted. New Orleans selected,
IS 20 50 Ms. 79Sc: Texas selected. 80 TO
90 bs, 70Sc. Provisions-Pork active and firm;
Il 30; new mess sia 7SS1s IS extra "a prime 2Se
$40 504ll co. Beef quiet ana easy family Sl3 90
Ola 90; extra mess 80 5a9I0 So Beef
beef quiet and weak; city extra. India mess,
SIg 00A21 90. Cut meats quiet; picked
bellies 7lSc; pickeled shoulders 6l;0
size; pickeled hams 1iDll1sc. Middles quiet
and firmer; short clears. September deliv
cry SO e7I6 Lard quiet and firm;
western steam 50 30; city Sc %; options
July delivery =; August delivery s. 81;
8; refined strong: continent s. Go07 II.
South America s. 80 Butter quiet at 1s025c.
Cheese active; Light skins 50slsc Peanuts
steady; fancy hand picked $40 414c; farmers,
2S463a4c. Freights to Liverpool active and
strong; cotton, per steam, 5-64d; grain 80.
CHICAGO. July S0.-fhe net result OF the trad
ing in wheat was an advance of about lie in
prices. The market opened strong AMI higher
on a run of decidedly bullish news Dscemb-r
opened A11c higher at 90l4 01901Sc and quickly
sold to 9O34c, which proved to be the high figure
for the day. private Paris caolegram quoted
a decline of franc. 1t did not take December
long to get to s9szc and 1t hung for consider
able time around 90c, when buying cdu1Tnenced
and other private cables were more hopeful.
duu lneEc was SSlQ 10 W a tCchAIhtlon OF active
export selling in New York and the market
turned up a trifle December selling to 901d "a
903sc. Later continental cables quoted weak
markets with Paris 10Qnl5 centlnles dover
During the last half htsir wheat vas duh but
steady, December keeping at 001904c for
time, then sold to 901So and closed at 9OSsc
Corn opened rathaN firm on the strength in
wheat SeptembeS Started ragged at 573zN
5S1Sc and sold up to 56l4c Offerings then be-
came plenty, and. wheat weakening corn
quickly broke TO 56ssc. Then came reaction
to $3.50 This was followed by a drop to 57lAc
and that by a rally to 6736c, at WHICH it closed
firm. Oats were quiet and easy curing the
most of the session, bnt, turned up With the
closing rally in corn. Hog meats wers strong
around the opening but later weakeued with
corn and rallied with II near the close, closing
at about tho hignesr flgures of the dags Pork
shows an advance OF 1e1z0Dl5c and ribs 5G, 71Sc
Lard was steady throughout the session and
scored a gain OF abogt sc.
CHICAGO. July 50.-Cash quotations were as
follows: Flour nominal; spring patents B! 20
@5 10; winter patents 81 oo34 80; bakers
"a 1904 IS; straEgnss 81 6505 TO- Wheat
No. spring, 500 E1Sc: No. 2 red Sc. Corn
No g 61S4c. 0ats-No. 2. 3lc Mess pork,
per barrel S1l, 40 Lard, per 100 Ms, S. t2ls6
8 65. Short rios sides loose, Sc $50
6 80. Dry salted shoulders, boxed, IS 600
90. Short clear sides. boxed, 81 30M6 a.
Whisky at 81 Hill
Leading fuEuraSYrapged as follows ct
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Gettysburg the decisive battle of the War the Rebellion
Old
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Mrs. Windows SOOTHING SYRUP has
been used for over fifty years by millions
mothers for their children while teeth
ing, with perfect success 1t soothes the
child, softens the gums, allays all pain,
cures wind collie, and is the best remedy for
Diarrhpa 1t will relieve the poor little
sufferer Immediately. Sold by druggists in
every part Of the country. Twenty-Five
cents a bottle Be sure and ask for MRS.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup" and take no
other kind.-Ad.
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of these stories. In the forenoon. after the
weak opening, Chicago Gas and Union Pacific
joined later by St Paul and Burlington and
Quincy. while many of the less prominent
stocks scored marked losses without heavy
transactions. The downward movement was
interrupted from time to time by slight rallies
but their continuance was OF short duration,
and still lower figures we're always reached
afterward until the last hour The rally which
took place then, however, failed to reach all
portions of the list, and the market finally
closed fairly active and weak at or near the
lowest prices of the day. Final changes are all
LOSSES while they are in most cases for frac-
tional amounts The sales aggregated
232, 600 shares of listed and 1900 shares of
unlisted.
The following were the closing quotations 10
the Nav York Stock Exchange
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DEPARTED YESTERDAY

Steamer Ethel. Carol, Cohen's Bluff and way
landngs-W 7 Gibson. Manager.
Steamer Alpha. Strobhar, Beaufort and Port
ROYAL and Button C Il MedlOck, Agt.
Steamer Progress, White. Brunswick aud In
termediate landings-C Williams, Agt.
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MEMORANDA.

New York July 2S-Chartered, bark Agate,
lumber, Brunswick to Rio Janeiro
Antwerp, July 25-Arrived, bark Johan vii
helm [Gerl. Neitzde. Darien.
Bnenos Ayres. June 27-Sailed, barks Eidern
LSw], BORN. Pensacola; July !, Maria Copello
lItail, Vale, Savannah.
Cuxhaven. July 25-Arrived. bark Vestfold
lNorl, Larsen. Savannah.
Genoa, July ,24-SaIled, steamer Oaklands
LBrl, Charleston.
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VIII he found regularly on sale at the fol-
lowing places:
EStills News Depot.
Corners News Stand.
K. j. Kietfer's Drug Store, corner West
Broad and Stewart streets.
T. A. Mullryne & Co.'S Drug Store, West
Broad aud Waldburg streets.
ST. J. K. Yonge's Drug Store, corner
Whitaker and Duffy streets.
McCauloy 81 Co.'S Drug Store, corner
New Houston and Drayton streets.
W A. Bishops Drug Store, corner Hall
and Price streets. -AdU.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS

NOTICES to mariners, pilot charts and all maui
teal information will be furnished masters of
vessels Tree of charge at the United States Nv
uInsr aphlc once IN the Custom House Cap
LIEUT. Fl SHERMAN
In charge HYdrogranhc Statinn
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sATLED YESrERDAY.

Steamship Gate City, Boston.
Steamship VIM Lawrence. Baltimore.
Bark Union [Norl, Santos.
Schr Tamos, Newburg.
Schr Hattie Dunn, New York.
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CLEARED YEsrERDAY.

Steamship City Of Birmingham, Berg. New
York-C @ Anderson. r,-,.
Steamship VIM Lawrence. Kirwan. Baltimore
w z Guerard, Agt
Bark Vasco de Cana [Norl, Krogh, Antwerp
Car G Dahl & Co.
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Sweet potatoes z BUSH, White.. 20
POULTRY - Market overstocked; demand
light.
EGos-NIarket firmer and amply supplied,
demand good.
PEANUrs-Ample stock, demand light prices
steady.
SUGAR-Georgia and Florida nominal; none
in market.
HoNEY-Demand nominal
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The Sunday Morning News

Beautiful Madras and cheviot shirts only
81 so at LaFars.-Ad.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

IMMATURE 'ABdASAC THIS DAY.
Sun RISES. 8: II
Sun SgTs ..... ......,t,,+.i.t. 6: a.
HIGH WATER AT Skv4SNAH .3;59 a u. 4;s7 NJ
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CONSIGNEES.


Per Charleston aud Savannah Railway. .Tulv
O-Peacock. II & Co, NJ Ferst's Sons & Co. J N
Wolfson GreEg, J & W, Palmer Hardware Co.
Chestnut & ON, Lemon & NJ, Baldwin a. Co, W
J Fulton, Ellis, Y & Co. g Rhodes & Co, stmr
Heuiser II, j Egan. j Ohsuck. Edwards a
+, Rudenhoop 6 S, J + Luessen, F Tietjen. ]
Rv.
Per savannah. Florida aud Western Railway,
July SC Suits 4 Co, Ferst's Sons & 90,
Ehrlich & Bro. Savannah Grocery Co Savan-
nah st Ry. Mohr Bros NJ 7 Henderson. e Miller
2 Shooter Co, Watson & p, G Ecksten & Co, S
Seiig, Frank & Co, Decker & +, Woods, G & Go.
II Solomon & Son, A Einstein's Sons, G Grady
Lee Roy Myers Co Standard on Co, Fulton d
k, W j Nell & Co, W s Harrison, Guilmartin Il
Co. Vessels, F W Storer @ Buskman, sSabal
Bros, c Lasdarz Mattox, Dorsey, G An
derson.
Per Central Railroad. July 30-Dwelle c & D.
Jno Flannery & Co. Woods, G. & Co. Butler & S,
Z Grady Son, Standard OIL Co. J g Butler,
W U Tel Co, w VIM, G. Haas, Ludden & B,
z LovelPs Sons. w b Nell 6 Co, w G Cooper,
Savannah Brewing Co, Heidi & S, Harms & ],
Peacock, II & Co, II Traub, Meinhard Bros & Co.
| Epstein & Bro, NJ Y Henderson, Haynes q F.
II S & D Byck. NJ q d l Mcintyre. GoetCe
Lippman Bros Moore6 Co, Armour Pkg Co, W
GaFrard, Robinson Pig Co, Mrs Benton.
O'Koefe Palace Phar'y Co. W A Pigman, r
Rowinski. J VI Waters.
Per steamship City of Birmingham from New
York-A Altmayer 4 90, Boley & Son, est
W Branch. NJ & D A Byck. J G Butler, L
w Best, j O'Byrne. Chatham Grocery Co, f
Churchill, Cohen G, K K q Bag Co. Enge &
r, 7 J Davis, JAS Douglas, Ellis. Y & Co, Ep
stein & Co, Epstein & Bro. A Ehrlch 81 Bro,
G Eckstein & Co, Frank & c., Fleischman & Co.
Ferst's Sons Co, $ Guckenheiner & Son, G
Gabel, F Gutman, Green d Co, A b Hull s. Co,
Geil & Q. A Hanley. Hexter & X, Kolshorn & NJ
Hammond, II & Co, W Kent, Lippman Bros.
Jno Lyons & %. Z Lovels Sons, Morning News,
Lang H Levy & Bro, Mutual Trading Co, j
l n Inv
J McGrath & Co. McDonough & Co, Moore & Co,
Mutual Co op Asso'n. Jno Mcolson. H Miller,
Palmer Hardware Co, Poilitzer & Co, Propeller
T B Co. q " Rysls C d Rogers Rich Bros, Jas
Ray, Robinson Pig Co, A Rundbacker. S Silva,
Savannah Grocery Co. Jno Sullivan, Lawton
Southern Elk Co, Solomons & co, P B Springer,
Savannah NJ & Co, II Solomon & Son, S, r &
w Ry, Screven House. TiGewater Oil Co, stmr
AlDha Ga & Fla g Il Co
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Fine neckwear in Grape, grenadine and
summer silks at LaFsr's-Ad.
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Mems nightshirts. Of light cambria. cool
or SKINNER, all sizes, at LaFar's.-Ad.
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EXPDltrs.

Per steamship Gate City. for Boston-2so
bales cotton II bbld oil, 1874 bales domestics. 32
oaies hiies, lo5 bales wool, 672 bbls rosin, 800
0bls spirits turpentine. GO O35 feet lumber "a 34S
watermelons, 90 bales paper stock, 70 casks cIay
liz pigs fruit, 10 tons pig iron, 81 pkgs mdse
FER steamship VIM Lawrence for Baltimore
-2Sa oaies cotton. 30 bhlS spirits turpeutine, q
rolls leather 1908 bbls rosin, 2s 900 feet lumber
l09 pkgs mdse, SO tons pig iron, II pkgs fruit, s
turtles, 1913 pkgs hides, 3.C00 watermelons, 2l6-
OOg shingles, bbls Oil y bales sweepings.
,er oarH Vasco de CANA (Norl, for Antwerp
$3.50 bbls spirits turpentine, measuring 1876 I45
gaiions-James Earle, Jr,
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RECEIPTS

80 Per Charleston and Savannah Railway. july
5O[5S5 bois rosin. 104 bbs spirits turpentine. j5
caddles tobacco, cars empty bbls. bbls Gour
chest tools, case cot Shirt cases bitters /
Dbl OIL. / bale mats, pkgs springs. / hid =
ware. 80 W
Per Savannah Florida and Western RAILWAY
July 3O.6S bales cotton. 1855 bbls rosin. ZOE
opis spirits turpentne, IL boxes vegetables. IS
Dds vegetables, 10 bbls fruit l51 boxes frnit "a
cars lumber. bbl fish, 10 bbls whisky, crates
pears, 3cases cigars bales hides, collins 2
crates apples, box holding, cars stock. / Dkp
harness, pkg hardware. 90 empty bills i46 pcs
Lnchy' tanks, l refrigerator, | case shoes 0
cases snuu, eases clot hing. bale wool, box
wax, iron safe A bbls oil, car wood hoy
? ash ] box crackers, l sack meal pkg paper.
- trunks, box crackers. crates peaches , S
crates, iron safe, crates peaches
Per Central Railroad, July S0-15O bales cotton.
100 bales domestlcs. bales yarn 8 bales hides
3iJ Dds spirits turpsntine 042 bbls rosin 90 500
los bacon, 10 cars melons, 36 bales paper stool,
l50 bbls lime. bbls whisky. 1874 cars wood. ii
pigs vegetables bbls syrup 1906 pkgs mdss. IL
pkSs wax. II empty bbls. q plIgs hardware 4
cars stone, j, 100 lbs furniture.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-07-31
New York DRfuit and VSe#Eble
,lllMarket. 5liu IL

NEW YORK July 30 The watermelon market
continues in the same demorahzed condition
There is scarcely any fresh advices arriving,
which indicates taatis reaction must follow as
soon as the old stock is cleared up, which will
be about Sept 6 Prices to-day range from s@
lac. g. S PALMER
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-07-31

ARRIVED AT QUARANTINE YESTERDAY
Bark Sterling Nor, Lie, Rio Janeiro vis Bar
bados, in balaSt-Master.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-07-31
FRIDAY. July 81, 1891.
ARRIVED YESrE2OAY..-7

Steamship City of Birmingham. Berg. New
York-C @ Anderson
Steamer Progress, White, Brunswick and
intermediate landings-C Williams. Agt.