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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-05-17
Once Prominent in F,schburr.

FrTcHBuRo, Mass, May 10. = Benjamin
Snow, aged rs, died in the Worcester In
sane asylum Sunday. He was formerly
prominent citizen OF Fitchburg, was
paper manufacturer, real estate dealer
and an alderman in 1873 and 1874. He has
been insane several years. He leaves a
widow, daughter and q son, Prof. II. II.
Snow Of Kansas University.
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The PAWTUXET VALLEY.
Shall the License Fees be Raised
to $3502
COUNSEL SAYS IT ISN'T LEGAL.
Big Fuss Being Made About tho Mat
ter Social Notes = An Enterprising
Photographer - Narragansett Tribe =
Minor News Of . Busy Valley.

WARWICK, May 1.-THE statements
which have been made by various news
papers throughout the State that the
liquor licenses in Warwick would be
raised to $3.50 have caused considerable ex-
citement and feeling among the fifty
dealers in the town. The News reporter.
after thorough investigation. has dis
covered the following facts The parties
who suggested to the council that the
amount should be raised from $500 to
$3.50 reside In Natick, and it was done
through certain me nbers OF the Democ-
racy who were defeated In their desires in
the last election.
The license cannot be raised the addi-
tional $50, as the last census Of the Safes
taken in 1885 shows but a trihe over 13, 900
population, and the national census can
not affect the State census. and no license
on the ground OF population can be raised
until proven by the census of the State.
A number of prominent lawyers have
been consulted, and a member of the
town council who has letter from one
of the best lawyers in the State, informed
the News representative and showed him
the letter which stated that the licenses
at present could not be legally raised.
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A MADMAN'S CAPER.

and Jumps Into Well.
DASBuRY, Ct, May 1o.-Bernsrd LAWN
aged twenty eight. living with his
mother and sister at IA Cottage street,
became suddenly insane at midnight last
night and with . razor cut his throat,
slashed his body, and drove every one
from the house. He then ran into the
yard and plunged head foremost into a
we'll forty feet deep and was instantly
killed. IL took four hours TO recover tho
body. LAWN was single, a halter, and
veil known here.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-05-17
PHENlx.

Miss MCGOWAN OF Providence Is visit
ing the Misses Gilland of Clyde.
Ambrose III. Choquet, jr., has returned
from visiting friends in Central Falls.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-05-17
NATICk.

The regular meeting Of Narragansett
Tribe. No. 8, Improved Order of Red Men
last night, which was held in Engine
hall, was attended by the largest number
of persons ever assembled in the hall
since it was occupied by the society.
Supper being furnished to over three
hundred persons.
The lodge was visited by fifty members
from Providence tribes.
Adelord Des Oranges, whose picture
appears in the columns OF the NEWS to-
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MARxacs 81 esL ia SAsa.


FINANCIAL.
NEW YosK. Oct. IS noon.-stocks opsnsd
quiet and weak. Money opened firm at iIkSA6
per cont. ExchanRe-lonK, 81 62s4Gs4 81: short.
GA State honda opeDst dull. Government
bonds opened u shade essier
Erie .............. 26% Richnd & WP
CHICAGO A North. .ll6N TerminAl.. -. 50
Lake !ho,s....... S3% Western Union. =. ss>s
Nav YoRE, oct. 2, 500 p. m.-Sterlipg OK
change steadier; post Il A,es B. 3 No. o616;
com ,ercial bills. 81 s2LTGD% s14 Money ca ier
1T 06 rer cent clonn offered at per cent,
Government bonds closed All; four per
CT II y State bonds closed steady.
Sub-TreASury Balanccs-Coin, S9I SOL, 600:
currencl. s. cUs,0O0.
The ov rshadowiuR feature OF speculation at
the stock Exchange TO- isY was Di tiling and
Cattle Feeding. which figured for nearly 10 0 u
shares in the total or the whole list OF 2s1, 100
shares The st OK after adv nc ng rom IS to
Sc, declined to eS34 and otoseu a. ssh The
general market. CO ,trary to expectation Of the
room Il a iers, opened firm, and adva ced LN
w Der cent, with Chicago Ga and New ny.
land in the lead During the afternoon st. Paul
s0Ss to 1915. and the remainder of the list out
de Of Ulsti ling and Cattle Feeding yielded
NO per cent In the final Transactions there
was fractional rally. In most ms ces the
net changes for tie day we're only 166k per
cent cit er way. Neither New England or
Reading we're a. prominent in ira ing as here
t fore. The sales of the former were less than
30 900 ares, against n, 900 shares yesterday.
and OF the latter les than IS 200 sh lres against
lis 00J shares yesterday. NJ lrket close steady
In tone. The sals' NJ listed stocks W. re- 267, 900
shares: unlisted 5000.
Tho following were the closing quotations of
tho New York Stock Exchange:
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New York, Oct 25-Arrivei out, City of Ches.
ter. New YORK for Liverpool; Avonia. New
York for Hamburg; Etru.Ia, New York for
Liverpool; Augusta Victoria, New YORK for
New ! DIRK. Oct rs Arrived, sehrs John O
reEory. Anderson, Fsrnandina; Alice NoOon-
rrsvers, barren; Clara 4 Bergen. Burrow.
Char eston; below. schr Mahe. Hooper, from
Brunswick. Ga.
Cleared, scnr Florence Leland, Adams, Key
" sc ami Mobile.
Chartered 6 eansr, LsS tons, FernAudIna to
London. Florida oranSes, lump au0.
don't viden, Oct "a Arrived, BARK Primo e.
[Brl. CIrbett, Ferna IdInA
Seville. Oct ei-oai oil, banks Agnes fGerl
Scheplsr, Types; led ~ig. 5isbe ltlsrl, Tybss
Toruuse, Dot 23-Arrivud, bark Mathilds Brl
Andersen. Pensacola
Martinique, )ct 18-Arrived, Bchr V Glover
Anderson. ia kso willie,
Port Spain Oct 5-Sailed. bark Bombay [Brl
10 Inson, Key West.
Rio JAnero. Sept 2j-Arrived bark Alert
lNorl, Os,n, Pensacola.
Boston. Oct 81 Arrived, brig II Hus
sey. 10 igdon, larlestoI, schrs Rebecca
Lalndi ., tay, Savannah; tle n. " Ass. Savannah
Baltimore, oct b--Sa I'D. scar TIE jose
phtue, Savannah; lsabe.Ia Oh. savannah.
br Ius@icK. Ga, oct 2S-Arr.ved, Car William
Jones. LEO, Boston.
Cleared Steamer Dragonsn (BrL Poole.
Liverpool
2jtn-Arrysd, bark Erato LNorl Fritz savan
nah; schrs Melissa Wiley. WIusJ, new Hors ;
AlnSda Wi ley, Cope aud New York.
Saiied-Bar ,ea ierl. PAranlsnde, Hol-
land; sonr John l. reat, Ao lure, New Haven.
Cape H nry, Oct s6-Ancuored OF, brig nnie
Bato elder, NeeAs, FROM Brunswick Ga, for
Baltimore.
Darlen, Ga, Oct 26-Arrived, sChr M l. Crosby.
Villa ms, New YORK
Cleared Bark AltamahA Hickman, Boston;
schr Harry ani Grace Reyno .ds, Mals, Boston
Fernandina oct 2s-Arrived, scnr ] + Coo
hdge Strout, BE IN da.
Jacksonville, Oct 90 loarei, schrs Lady
Shea tBrl, Olssre, Nassau, p; J Holden,
Has ell. New York.
Port ais. oct % Sailed, schr Robert Ruff,
Pensacola.
Newport News, Va, Oct 2s-sailed schr James
Ives, JhAriest
Pensacola. Oct 26-Cleared. briRs Baccci
RevellO lltall, Ameglio, bueHos Ayres. Q c
Sweeney, kobar sou, BostOn.
Port koyal, s q, Oct 6-ArTived schr Charles
II Valentine, Thompson. New ork
Philadelphia, Oct >6-Airiyed. schr Warren b
Potter. SlOcIin, Georget0wn, \ q.
Cleared -Stea nshIpS CITY OF Truro Bril-
Fulcner. CoOsaS. So; Enterprise [brl. Miller,
Charleston; scnrs Prssc liza SC iDner, Davis. a
van al; arold b Convsrs paviS, Fernandnd;
Vim X ShuOert, Ian. Port Royal.
Perth Amboy Oct 26-ArrIV d. schr George
w Fennimore, Hazelton. Brunswick.
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MONEY MARKET-Money IL easy. The bank
cleariDgs for the past week amounted TO
Ss,6S5.S9l S.
FOREIGN ExCHANeE-The market is steady.
Sterling, commercial de mana. 81 s2M; sixty
DAYS, 81 81; ninety days, 81 20: francs
Paris and Havre, sixty days, s. 23lz; Swiss
sixty days. S. 2434: marks, sixty days. "a 7-16c.
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE Tae market Is steady.
P4nks and ban-ers are buying at u per cent
discount and selling at Il per cent discount
to par.
ECURITIEs-Security market is quiet and
steady Fair demand for Sava nah, Americas
aud Mont emery flrsts and Georgia Southern
and Florida frsts Central securI les rule rather
duli
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strained 81 90. Tar steady at 81 Is Crude tur.
psntins steady; hard 81 90; yellow dip and vir.
gin 81 20.
RICE.
NE~ Ycsx. Oct. IS -Rics In good demand
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SATURDAY. Oct 90, 1892.
ARRIVED YEsrERDAy


Steamship Kansas City, F,sler. New York
u G. Anderson.
Stea nship WIN Lawrence. Kirwan. Baltimore
j Caroian ACT
Schr Tile Vanierherch n, Bate man. PhiIAdel-
phia, with coal to - Thlmas, v ssel TO Geo
Harriss q o..
schr Daisy FArlin, Dunton. Boston. in blast
TO master.
Scar Mary ] Cook, Vs1namln Philadelphia
vita coal TO order. vessel 10 master
Stea 'ner Alpha, StrIb lar, Beaufort and Port
Royal-CH Aedlock. A cot.
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CLEARED sSrE2)A

Steamship WIN Lawrence. Kirwan. Baltimore
u Car ian, AEt.
Dahl & Co.
Scnr Emma G Knowles, Mayhem. Baltimore
Jos A Roberts & 90
Schr FlIrshce ,ay. Edwards. Port Royal o.
JOS A ROBERT. T. Co.
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hat b II Do to Be Savsds
Trade at " The Famous Clothing House
and you ARE safe. Reliable good, reliable
treatmeot and the lowest possibls prices.
l4S BrouEhton streek-ad.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS

Pilos sharts and ali nautical information will
be furnished masters OF vessels free OF charge
In United 5sAtet iiydr0grAphtc Ohos 10 the
Custom House. Captains ara requested 10 call
~ the Office.
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RECEIPTS.

Per Central Railroad. Oct. s.-7,1ss bales
cotton, Iej bales dom sties, 06S bbls rosin ls2
obls spirits turpsn Inc, 10 bds hides, lis pkgs
tobacco, pkg bscOn, pSg fruit, rs pkgs
n1dse, 4d pkEs hardware, 2 cases sggs Q mules,
40J sacks cotton seei meal, 80 DO cotton sssd
OIL 28 tons pis iron, 10 Ils wpt'kg,s ools risi.
800 b Is flour. obls syrup, - casks c.ey. 30
kegs .wdsr, cars meat cars curn car hay
car bran, car wool.
Per Savannah Florida aid Western Railway.
Oct 81, "a Dalts cotton, liz obs rosin. 554
bbls spirits turpen lac, 45 cars iumo r, 1913
boxes fruit, ~ bbls fruit. 81 crates vege 40 es
IS pkgs mdse, cars pig iron. 81 sacas lnsa
26O Sacks oats So "a K RICE 70 boxes cracAers,
cars wood, bb.s tailow. IA DBL, taliOw, 2 cars
brick. crates hogs hois syrup, bales mat
tres ses. Pi' ces pork. IL pairs wheels, 81 kegs
cid-r. ID bdls rings, DDS pads, cases tab
lets, caddlss tobacco. 10 cases ek Is, KY, /
had tobacco. Dol ter aplns so pkgs ,nds5.
Per Cha. lesion and Savanna Railway, Oct
&S-i0I ba es cotton, 81 ibis rOsin, II bUls pirits
turprntlne, cars wood, car crude oIi, 1 sack
potatos.. 3 slcEs pessr, pk-s ouseho d goo g.
IL bids rims, 10 caiss paper, case hardware. z
cases cigars 3 cars lumber
Per South Bound Railroad, Oct 2S-4S6
bales cotton, ~ bales ne tics, 1 car cab Jaxs
apples 50 PIX g tobacco, cases cigarettes,
pkgs household goo1s.
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PAS 5ENaERs.

Per steamship Kansas City from New York
A SundheImer, J Il ou cAAl and wife, Ma s l.
McCaruil W Bishls' wife a I'd iiid. ars T NJ
Fleetwood Doa rty wife and lnfa It, Miss
N Dohsrty. Niss Llzinia, Hiss l. Z,gi ia. NJ
Cunning han. DR. Il II Nichols Nte AMI infant,
rsN K Pearson, Miss . E Jwsns, Mss r ell,
w Jones, Miss Inch, Miss Carroll l. tut
eel, W Il hynes, r Harmon. y Consson, ID II
Lawsos. A Kaskil, T f O'Donnell + Wilson,
Mss BrsvsrL Mrs ZizInis, vi E VI rtou.
q williams. A Brantley, Rsy q ID fAinlin. T
" Hill, Miss K Wilev, mrs q W Ha en-, Ars E
HAlL. Fl 9 Gum .ngham wife a infant. Mr.
era q Lynn. T . Durkin. ss V Haight.
Mss Q'Aroury, q L McCsrhii and wife. liiss
ri Matt ews, @ v covsh Snd wife. hiss F o
Kohlsr. Miss y Cook, Mrs Houisa, L X Pam
avy and vile, Miss Y I IaGei, Mrs tsary and
infant, Miss PomeYy. MIS- Cleiand, Mrs
3 W scott, Miss ScDtt. Mrs G Grotiy, Mrs
Mrs A iinly, Mrs y .loJ d snd Infants,
hra p Brown u l. Count, q sinclair. and
docs and wife, Miss Paddoos and ch Id, Ars
II Cat cart. II Ia Wilson. Rohl Have, J
McFxli 2 Hunt w 6riril, Mrs wash. Mrs
DiehL W Murphy, W Haloin, Diyan, and %
steerags.
Per Steamship VIM Lawrence from Baltimore
Miss ~ o IDS, Miss Woods, Mss Dow. Miss
Clifford Cargyle, Miss z L. HoLges and B @
BuSk.
Per steamship City OF Augusta for New
York; PAUL. 7 d johnson, Mrs Morrison. II Il
Hubbard. ID Brooks vie and children, Miss
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SAILED VEST sRDAY.
Steamship City OF Augusta. New York
Steamship City OF uacol 4. Boston.
Steams Up Newly IBrl, HAvre.
Steamship Aisl1by tori, Bremen,
Stea nship Elsie Brl. Bremen.
Steamship Inohnarlo 3rl. Liverpool.
Bark Rlnfaxs Norl, London.
Schr EN- ma - Knowles, Baltimore.
Sour Florence Shay, PORT Royal.
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VISIBLE SUPPLY OF OoTroN.-rno visible sup
oily of cotton, as made up by cable and
telegraph TO the financial Chronicle. Is as fol-
lows: The continental stocks. as we'll as thosa
Tor Great Britain and the afloat, are this weeks
returns. and consequently all the European fig
ures are brought down to Thursday evening
But to make the totals the complete figures
for Oct. 20, we add the item of exports from the
United States, including in it the exports OF
Friday
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STOCKS AND BONDS.
state Bonds Bid. asked.
Georgia So per cent. bonds ..... 100 i02
New Georgia 3yS per cent bonds. !i0& 1llH
Georgia Smiths, maturity 1890. ITO Ill
Cttp Bonds
Atlanta per cent .........,..... ITO III
Augusta per cent. 1O2 ITO
Augusta per cent. lOo 10
Columbus per cent. 10l 1903
Macon per cent ................ ll3 ia
New Savannah per cent quar-
terly, Jan. cOupons...... ..... iO4 1O415
New Savannah per cent guar.
terry, November coupons. iO41h lOo
Railroad Bonds
Savannah. Florida and western
Railroad general mortgage
bonds. 6 per cent interest cou-
DOnR. ...... .ss-.s.sss tVS 4VSte
Atlantic and Gulf first mortgage
co ssolidated per cent coupons
January and July. maturity
1897 ., OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. tVca luSta
Central consolidated mortgage
per cent. coupons January and
July, maturity 1898. ..... 1854 1854
Central Railroad and Banking
Company collateral, KoId SS... 20 ~
Georgia railroad bs. ~ 0.,........ ll3 Il4
Charlotte. Columbia anG Augusta
irss mortgage :. ............. IOi 100
Charlotte. Columbia and Augusta
second mortgage. -......... liz
Charlotte, Colu nb'a and Augusta
genera mortgage per CENT. lU
n mortgage ,niorsed percent: ;. ioays iOs1S
Georgia Southern and Florida
FIRST mortgage q per cent. IS 20
Savannah and Atlantic 5s. IN
dOrsed .........ss.s ........... o.
South Georgia and Florida 10
dorsed, hrsts .............. v. lO5 IUs
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demand good.
Eses-Msrxet ia 1rn, supply ample. de-
mand rnoderate.
PEASuTs-Ampss stock. demand light, prices
steady.
ScoIR--3eorSis and Florida nominal; In
WarksG
HosEY-Demaad nominal.
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The receipts Of cotton at this port from all
sources the past week were 81 APO b les of
upland and 2. 674 bales sea island, against So 500
bales OF upland and 1854 bales sea island last
year.
The particulars of the receipts have been as
follows; Per Central railroad, 1852 bales up
land: per Savannah, Florida and Western rail-
way, 1853 bales upland and 2. 81 bales sea
island; per Sout Bound railroad. 2,765 bales;
per Savannah river steamer $40 bales upland;
per Charleston and Savannah railway, 6o7 bales
upland; per carts, % bales upland and 81 bales
sea island; from Beaufort So bales upland and "a
bales sea island; per Brunswick and Satilla
river steamers bale sea Island.
The exports for the past week were 81, 931
bales of upland and 1899 bales sea is and. NOV
ing as follows: To New York. 7.076 bales up
land and S46 bales sea island; to Baltimore 4 726
bales upland to Boston, ,925 bales upland a d
10 bales sea island; to Charleston, 29S alea
upland; to Liverpool, 7,s49 bales upland ami 9S3
ba es sea island; to Havre, 6.l60 tales upland
and 10 bales sea island; to Bremen 1907 bales
upland.
The stock on hand Thursday was 12a, ia bales
upland and 202 bales sea island, agai lst I73 $50
bales upland and 9,6T bales sea island last
year
RIcE-The market has undergone no change
In prices during the week 1t wss however dull
and easy, while the demand lie verv slow and
for small lots only. So that business is monIen-
tary limited. The total sales were only 400
barrels for the week at about quotations.
Small job lots are he'd at HAAc
higher than quotations.:
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Sun RISES ............... .- "a,
sun SETS -....... ............ ......... .5:31
HIGH WATER AT SAvANSAH. i2:s3Ax. 1907 Pm
tStaldArd Timel
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MOVEMENT OF COTTON AT INTERIOR POINTS
giving receipts and shipments for the week
ending Oct. %, 1892, and the stock on hand to-
night. and for the same time last year:
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Total visible supply .......3, O7s, 7T6 S95. 500
The above figures indicate an increase IN To
cotton IN sight to date of IFS, 1856 naies as com.
pared with the same date OF 1891 an increase Of
Gil, 400 bales as compared with the correspond.
ing date OF 1890 and an increase of III l4s bales
as compared with 1889.
INDIA Corror MOVEMENT FROM ALL PoRrs-
The receipts and shipments of cotton &C Bonn
bay have been as follows for the week and
year bringing the figures down to Oct. 20.
BoMBAY RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS FOR -FOUR
YEARS,
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ARRIVED UP FROM QUARANTINE YES
TERDAY
Bark Scott tNorl Olssn. TO load for Europe
MASteF
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EXPORTS.

Per steamship City of Augusta for New
York-l,o0J oaI upland cotton. >52 bags sea
island cotton, l.7o1 ODls rosin, 100 bbs spirits tur
pentlne, 5I.i47 feet la Ier. 81 bal IS donestics,
anu yarns. 81 bbis cotton 81 oil. n ta.e hides
$50 oars, 70 bols oranges. $50 OoKe, oranges, as
boxes vegetaol s. I7y pkgs IN lse.
Per stea nsnip City OF dtcon for boston
2.471 bales upland cotton, els buls rosiu. 2J6
bbls spirits turpent.ne, S7,5Ii eet lumber, 22l
bales somestics AMI yarn, W hbls iosin oil, Is
bales HIDES, Is CASKS clay, l,02 SACKS 0 ton seed
m al, bales paper stock 0lS boxes oranges,
i67 boxes vcg tab es. IS tons PIX iron. i03 pKgs
mdse
Per bark Elvira lItall, for Sa erno / 400 bales
upland cotton. weighing SO ,Soj poundI-Strauss
& Co.
Per schr Emma @ Knowles, for Baltim re-
S77,0OO feet . D lun0er-GsOrgia Lumber Co.
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SAILED YET sRDAY.

Stea uer Be lsvus, GArnstt, Darien and Bruins
wicK-W 7 Gibson, Mana Ser
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NAVAL SToREs--rhe receipts for tie past week
were 1901 barrels sDIrits turpentine and 20 9sf
barrels su- Tne exports were ST9i bar
rels spirits turpentine and 10. $40 barrels rosiu,
moving IS follows: To New York. y barrels
baltimore, 81 barrels spirits turpentine and
LIS barrels rosiu; to Boston. 5oS barrels
spirits turpentine ard 80 barrels rosin; to
the interior. 52s barrels spirits turpentue and
991 barrels rosih; 20 Bnsto, 1850 barrels
spirits turpe tiae aud 1850 barrels ro4in; to
porto. sos barrels rosiI; to Nusvisas, 5 barre q
spirits turpentine ana 800 barrels resin; to
huenos Ayrss, 600 barrels 70 in; 60 Ian iou
5292 barrels spirits turpe tine. The following
are the Board OF TRADE quotations: Rosin-A.
b. q and D 81 is, E 81 ID. p 81 20. @ 81 IS Il
81 40, ! 81 556ol So K 81 701,1 Is. NJ &. TO- n
$2fO02 7h,wiEdow glass s. 6d13 %, water white
Is 90. Spirits turpentine 2'94o.
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TIE FOLLOWING STATEMENT SHOWS THE NET RE-
cEIPTs AT ALL PORTS FOR TEE WEEK xNprSo
OCT. rs AND WEEK ENDING OCT. 20 AND FOR THIS
2
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0''oLiDATED cotton STATEMENT FOR THE WEEK
ENDING OCT. 25. 1852.
- PTS at the U. S. ports this week. 2s5 $50
'"' receipts to date. l,40G 7S5
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NJ, Fo 0ob MOVEMENT FOR THE WEEK ENDING
TINE OF 1891 Ann 1870.
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OFFICE MORNING NEWS,
SAVANNAH. Ga. Oct. %, 1892.

Sd Ildnds-rhe receipts for the week
were 1910 bags and "a bags of through cotton.
The exports we're ss9 bags, of which l,l43 bugs
were to Liverpool aud 40 ba,s 10 HAVre and
646 bags 10 northern mills The total ssl.s vera
S,024 bags. The market has been quiet for the
best part of the week except for the last two
days, when il became strong and active and
closed to-day very firm at the advance. The
above sales were on the basis OF quotations:
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1892-04-13
Town of FramnaS.

Gilbert Fasson has taken up his
summer residence at Solseth Bros.
Syver Larson is building an addi-
ton to his barn.
Rumor has it that there will be
some weddings in the near future.
Peter Strand has just finished a
tubular we'll at Mrs. Halverson's.
Miss Bertha johnson of Glenwood
is visiting her cousin at Ettesvold's.
H. A. Gudvongen has just returned
from Douglas county, where he has
spent the winter. Parties in need of
a good carpenter should see him.
L. L. Highland, the hardware and
farm machine dealer of Cyrus, was
shaking hands with the farmers last
Saturday and buying cattle.
Miss Gusta Husevold arrived home
from Minneapolis last Saturday.
, Lars j. Noble intends to build a
barn this spring,
Peter Hagen is to have an auction
next Saturday. Pete intends to move
to Morris and we are sorry to see him
90.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1892-04-13
Town of Pepperton.

The first part of last week DR.. Du,
ley was called to the residence of A
Cook, on account of the sickness Of
his son Alan, 10 years old. After ex-
animation the DR.. pronounced it neu-
ralgia of the heart. At this writing
the boy is convaleseent.
I'll. B. Wolff of Morris has sold his
splendid farm "Stony Hill" in this
town to Rev. f. Brunkau, the beloved
pastor of the M. E. church. Wonder
if Rev. will turn farmer, or keep it as
summer resort? At any rate there is
a good opportunity to put in his spare
time in digging stones for health,
wealth, or amusement.
Bill Rentz has returned from the
woods, where he has been since the
first part of last winter.
A young lady arrived last week at
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. III. B.
Heuer. AS far as known all well. No.
2 it is; congratulations extended; how
about the cigars, Hank?
John Lager of this town, last week
while at L. j. Schlattman's, his horse
got scared at some trees, throwed him
off, seriously bruising him on the arm
and breast, SO that he is unable to
work at present. Hoping to see John
soon around again is the wish of
LOOK AROUND.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1892-04-13
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