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The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1892-07-23
NO. 6.
The Famous shaw Garden.


In the year 1851 Henry Shaw, q
prosperous merchant of st. Louis,
Missouri, spent some time visiting
the Worlds Fair at London and
other points of interest in England.
While walking through the famous
gardens Of Chatsworth, where the
chiefs of the great house of Devon
shire had for several hundred years
lavished much wealth, Mr.. Shaw first
Planned to have in his own country
garden Of somewhat similar nature.
1t was here, according to his own
statement. that he said to himself:
"Why may | not have garden, too?
| have enough land end money for
something sof the same sort in o
smaller way" Out Of these plans
and questionings grew the famous
Missouri Botanical Garden and
Tower Grove Park, which stand as
monument of what Mr.. Shaw has
done for the cause of horticulture,
for they were given by him to the
people. The bequest will increase
i'm worth and usefulness as time poes
on, for it has broad business like
basis. y
1t was the aim of the liberal
founder of these grounds to omit
nothing that could make them the
perfection of pleasure-ground.
Throughout the large area Of the
garden there are abundant walks
aud drives. There is pool devot-
ed to aquatics, a labyrinth, an OBJ
servatory, d summer-house and play
ground, aud music-stand and con-
course, besides many other features
desigued to interest and amuse. =
In lis educational aspect the Mis-
souri, Botanical Garden occupies q
unique place among institutions of
its kind. Provision is made here
for giving (free) adequate theoretical
and practical instruction to young
men desirous of becoming garden
ers. y
Glasses for the study of particular
groups OF plants, and special work
for advanced students, are planned
as the demand for them appears.
The elementary classes are 80 con.
Quoted as to require no previous
knowledge Of botany; but admission
&, advanced classes depends upon
a sufficient familiarity with the sub.
| j ets to render the work profitable,
From The Missouri Botanical
Garden, in American Gardening for
July.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1892-07-23
Boys---asy a smart Girl.

From the Detroit Tribune.
Boys is hawrid. That's what all
the girls sez. They doant think so.
bat they say so, 80 they wunt git
played.
Boys likes to hay gurls thipk they
nr tuf. | lik tut boys.
Mi big sisstur SEE tuf boys is the
best. She had speryunce.
I hav never thot Of gettin' marri-
ed. but I've had lots ov chances.
Boys is yusful. They clim tres
and steel things fur the gurl they
like best. Sicks diffrunt boys sez
they like me best.
Gurls pretends they doan car fur
boys. GurIs hoo sez they doant car
fur boys wunt 60 to hegen. Gurls
must tell the trootll il thay 60 to
heyen. hi big sisstur will go TO
heyen.
After Will boys is men. When
boys git to chnne tewbacka they ar
men.
Boys is better than men.
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The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1892-07-23

NET yV2EE EN- who the Head
kiSElK achs, Baekaches. Neuralgias,
AEa Seanty, Profuse and Painful
lEEplM transformations, Disorder and
tgksIka Displacements Of the Womb
= a. - AA and Sextual Organs, Barren
ness, Leucorhba, etc, should send fGr
Woman's Book Of Life, lsealedl with par
ticulars for home cure, No Cure No Pay.
Scientific Qualifications, Unlimited Expe-
rience Careful Diagnosis and Honest Rep
resentati0ns are the secrets of our success.
Address, c. w. PARKER, M. D., $40 N.
Cherry, Nashville, Tenn.
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Weak, DornC tsBB;y''W !; NC

Il is to be regretted that the
Legislature did not adopt the Aus
tralian ballot system, # the South
would adopt that system the Rep,
ublican hobby Of force bill would
moi muster corporal guard. But
just as long as such cries goes out
Of election frauds as went up from
part Of the Democrats Of this State
in the last election just SO long a
force law will be talked of. 1t
comes in bad taste to yell about q
force law when you have kindied
tdo fame yourself by keeping in
vogue a rotten election law - Sabine
Banner.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1892-07-23

II you wanta dairy herd or a 60 q
beef herd. DO not make q Etaft Dy
breeding everything.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1892-07-23

DROKEN DOWN men and women
y suffering from any form Of Chronic
Disease can secure valuable work, on
their affiietion fsealodl free, and learn how
they can he cured at home. ny writing TO
Street. Nashville, 3sun Better write to-
laF. delays are dangerous. Please state
yonr trouble and how long afflicted.
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The most remarkable
Newspaper Success
ip VeeU L Ork.

The Press is q National Newspaper
Cheap news, vulgar sensation and
trash find no place in the columns Of
THE PREss.
TnE PREss has the brightest Editorial
page II New York. 1t Spat1les with
points.
TnE PREss Sunday Edition is a
splendid twenty page paper, covering
every current topic of interest.
TME PREss Weekly Edition contains
all the good things Of the Daily and
Sunday editions.
For those who cannot afford the
Daily or prevented BY distance from
early receiving it The Weekly is a
splendid substitute.
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EsHsFEGsJKEEIxEN'Es.

superilouous Hair, Wine Marks, Moles,
etc, painlessly and perfectly removed.
Send for valuable treatise on the above
Address. G. w PARKER, NJ. d.. $40 NJ
Cherry Nashville. Tenn
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l.ineolu said, Keep near the peo-
pls fof they are always right.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1892-07-23
DE- 0RMgTsES !!

Cross Eyes, Hair Lip. Curvature of the
Spine, Club Feet Hip Joint Disease, and
al defoaluities OF the Hands, Arms. Legs,
and Feot radically cured.
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RECEIPTS.

Per Central Railroad Dec i5-2. se5 bales cot
ton, 2l5 bales domestics, g l46 bbls rosln, S54
bbls spirits turpentine, 1878 bdls hides, pkgs
fruit 80 pkgs vegetables. S53 pkgs mdse, 1888
pkgs hardware, cases eggs, l6 empty bbls. 2
iron safes, calves sacks rice, TO- 205 los buggy
material, so tons pig iron. AZ bbls liquor. b0ls
syrup 100 bbls flour, DC bbis sugar. 80 bbs oil,
car starch. 2 cars hay, cars meat, cars
poultry, cars brick, cars wood, car lumber.
Per Savannah Florida and Western Rail way,
Dec 1913 bales cotton, 1900 bbls rosin, 22i
bbls spirits turpentine, 6249 boxes fruit. "a
lumber, II cars wood cars iron, 2 cars brick.
$50 sacks corn, S45 bales hay. 326 sacks rice, 8
boxes bacon, 81 kegs pigs feet, 10 cases baking
powder. cars coal, car shingles, 0 bdls bed
springs, 10 bales hides, 5 bbls syrup. IL bbls
fruit, 50 boxes fruits, IL hbs vegetables
Per Charleston aud Savannah Railway, Dec
15-B bales cotton. 81 bbls rosn, 10 bbls spirits
turpenttne, cars wood, cars lumber. cars
oil, bags potatoes, 81 empty bbls box tools
bales sheeting. bbl oil, 10 bbls lime Q pkgs
bed springs, 4 boxes lanterns, 3 boxes frames, 70
bags peanuts, Dbl m meat. Is pals jelly, / case
pants 2rings.
Per South Bound Railroad, Dec lb--l75 bales
cotton, T3 bbls rosin, is bbs spirits turpentins,
2 cases wine, so pkgs tobacco. " pkgs vegeta-
bles.
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La Pallice, Dec s-Salled, ship Dora lGerl,
Fortmann, Tybee
M MIaasluis, Dee l1-Arrived. steamer Preston
Pembroke. Dec l3-Arrived, bark Partheuia
lBrl, Davies, st Simons, Ca
Rotterdam. Dec 1O-Arrived, bark Harold
lBrl, Christensen, Brunswick
batavia, Nov s-Bark Paola Madre lItalL LO3S
tons, TO leave in ballast for Pensacola.
Havana. Dec l0-Sailed, brig Estella [Brl,
oNeill, Mobile; schr Gamma [Brl. Lecain,
Kingston. ia, Dec 4-Arrved, schr Jerome B
Look, Look MOBILE.
lst-sailed, scnr Rita IBrl, Berry. Jacksonville.
hatanLas, Dec I-Saled, schr Haroldine, FOs-
ter, Charlotte Harbor.
Apalschicola, Dec 1I-Arrived, schr Charles
Dame, Grove, Galveston TO load for Balti-
lSth-Arrived. bark KonIgen Augusta LGerl,
Ahrens Havre.
Boston, Dec lS-Arrived, schrs Eta Stimp-
son, CoomOs, Brunswick; Messenger, Peters,
Port ROYAL; Be nlamin Hale. Hall. Mobile.
Bull River, SC, Dec iS-Sailed, schr Vanlear
Black, Lacey, Baltimore.
Fernandina Dec i3-Saied, schrs Blomidon
brl, Potter, Aux Cayes; Beaver lBrl, Fiulay,
MayAgueI
Galveston. Dec 19-Salled, schr Cora Dunn.
Pensacola.
GEORGETOWN, sc, Dec fs-Arrived, steam tug
William Brusster. Anderson. Norfolk
Jacksonville, Dec lS-Arrived, schr Lois
Chsples, Grace, Baltimore.
Cleared-Schr Florence and Lillian, Smith,
New York
lSth-Cleared. schrs La France Bril- Byrne.
Lunenburg. Ms; II Sanfair, Woodland, Balti-
more.
10Th Cleared sohrs Harold Borden [Brl, San
ford Kingston, ia; Annie Ainshe, McAndrews,
New YORK.
Pensacola, Dec l0-Arrived, bark Stralsund
lGerl, Mesund, Dundee.
Cieared-Barks Hrabren AUS, Luchette,
Lussin Piccolo Raifasle d lItal, Queirolo,
Naples; Sylvia Sonto lBrl, Graigon. Fleetwood;
Midas lBrl, Reinertsen West Hartlepool.
l3th-ArriVed, banks Atlantic .Swl, Loder-
strom. BuenoS Ayres; Stanley lNorl, Gjaest,
dahl, Pascagoula; Teresa g lItall, Galliano,
Antwerp; DIR hstLger lNorl, Ergelshad Buenos
Ayres.
Cleared-Bark Elkundssund [Norl. Henrick-
sen. Algoa Bay; Carl Phil lNorl. Olsen. Buenos
Ayres; Henry A I4tchheld, Dow, Rio Janeiro;
schrs George Twohy, Farren, Philadelphia;
Mary f Godfrey, Wcks, Philadelphia
Philadelphia, Dec lS-ArrIved, schr Addie b
Bacon, Haley. Charleston.
Providence, RI, Dec l3-Sailed, schr James d
DeWell Chatheld Darieu
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MEMORANDA.

Jacksonville. Dec l5-Arriyed, steamship G
Turban Hill. from Bermuda.
Clesred-Steamship Troquois for New York
Charleston, Dec 15-Arrived, steamship Cher
okee from New York, proceeded to jackson
vile
Jacksonville. Dec l4-Arrived, schr Rita, from
Kingston, Jamaica; Mary + Corson, Norfolk;
steamship Bowden, New York.
Norfolk, Dec iI-Arrived, schr w Steelman.
Baltimore; z X Hart, Washington; Sycamore.
Boston; w ID Hilton. New York
Cleared Steamship York Bril- LIVERPOOL:
Acedana, Liverpool; schr w Ponder New
Haven.
New York, Dec i4-CIeared, schr Isaac N Key.
lin, Steelman, Jacksonville.
Liverpool, Dec l3-Arrived, steamship Loeb
more [Brl, Bogg. Charleston; Scaw Fell (Brl,
Stanhope. Mobile.
12th-sailed, steamship Norfolk. [Brl, Wool
ston, Tybee.
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EXPORTS.

1,i2l bales upland cotton, 626 bales domestics
and yarns 90 bbls Posin, VT bbls spirits turpen-
time, 10 bbl4 rosin OIL. bbls pitch, 2,648 feet
lumber, 81 bales hides, 80 bales paper stock. SO
bbls oranges, 10, 696 boxes oranges, R2 bbs vege-
tables, .12S tons pig iron ~ bales WOOL IL casks
clay, $40 SACKS cotton seod moei. ~ pkgs mdse.
Per bark Herman lNorl, for London-3.4 AIS
bbls spirits tyrpentine, measuring 1ss,4eo gal.
lons-Jamss Earle, Jr.
FER bark Laoaruns Ital1. for Genoa-<, a3s
bbls rosn, weighing 2,o5o $50 pounds; $50 cases
spirits turpentine, measuring 1850 gallons
Paterson, Downing q Co.
Per schr Blanche Hopkins for Baltimore
450, 900 feet p p lumbsr-Georgia Lumber Co.
Per schr Island City for baltimore--3te, $50
feet y p lumber-Dale Dixon & Co.
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BALTIMORE. Dec. Is noon.-Flour dull. Wheat
steady; spot 74zo; December delivery 74I4o.
steady and unohansed. wheat1southesn S Ss.Ss
western steady; No . red spot 7414 a1743Ac; De.
cember dsltyeEy b4@T4ssc; steamer No. . oe14c
dull Oats quiet and unchanged Rye dull;
No. 2 oSc asked. HaJ steady and unchanged
Butter unchanged. Eggs unchanged Coffee
ST. LoUfs, Dec i5.--F1oR dull; patents
% SoQs so; extra fancy % o@S 10; fancy
81 so9s 90; choice y lo02 %; family 81 900
9 10 Wheat-Decenbor delivery ees4ci jan
December delivery SsSsc; January delivery
sslfc; February delivery sOjkc. oats-MAy de-
livery s&ssc. Butter unchanged. Pork. standard
.s ss =: loud .rEG ;'S Sas: P
ribs $s So; shorts $s 50. BAcon-Boxed should
ers Is %; Iongs ~ S,s; clear ribs 80 s7,f;
family $40 70. Lard. kettle dried. $40 l21<1
10 s. Bacon, short clear sidss. 50 50. Whisky
sales OF l.044 barrels on a basis Of OIL 80
NAVAL STORES.
NEW YoRx, Dec. 10. noon.-Spirits turpentIne
dull and steady ct sl9s!Nc Rosn slow;
NEW YORK. Dec. 10, p. M. Turpentlne
in fair demand and prices well maintained At
a103lI4c. Rosin quiet; strained at 81 IN
dull as Eo Ro.0 & sIpsnsa a doS
strained 81 co. Tar steady at 81 90. Crude
turpentins steady; hard 81 OOi yellow dip and
virgin 81 TO-
CHARLESTON, Dec I5.-5pirits turpentne firm
at 2TIfc. Rosin firm; good strained $l00
PETROLEUM AND OILS.
NEW YoRK, Dec. lS.-Petroleum dull. Park
er's crude. In barrels IS IS; bulk 81 IS; refined
New York, in barrels, IS sos go; bulk 81 95;
Philadelphia and Baltimore IS 40Qb5 90. Cotton
seed oil easier; now crude 36A37c; new yellow
29t3oc. Pipe line certificates nothing doing
RICE.
New YORK, Dec. I6.-Rice steady and In fair
demand; Carolina and louisiana common to
low fair 314@3lkc; fair to good 33461ac.
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CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Steamship City of Birmingham, Burg, New
York-C Anderson.
Bark Herman [Norl Laland. London-A Minis
Sons
Bark Lacsruus [Itsll, Simonetti. Genoa-Chr
G Dahl & Co.
Bark Zeus [Norl Thorsen, Wilmington, NC.
in ballast-Chr G Dahl & Co.
Schr Charles 8 Davis, Sooy, Wilmington, Del
Geo Harriss & Co.
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MARITIME MIsCELLANY.

London, Dec 13-Bark Ansio [Rusl. Soderholm,
from Grangemouth for Pensacola, before re-
ported, put into Newport Dec II, having been
In collision, has six bow plates badly damaged.
Brunswick, Ga, Dec 12-Steamer Monkseaton
lBrl, hence for Liverpool, has grounded on the
bar
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New YORK, Dec. Is, 500 p. m,-Money
on call loaned at from 4156D 10 per cent. market
closed with loans offering at II per cent. and 3
per cent. bid. Sterling exchange closed steady.
Government bonds closed steady; currency rs,
106 bid; extended 2s, registered, 100 bid; d,
coupon, ia bid.
Pacific railroad bonds closed as follows:
Union firsts 1914 bid; do. sinking funds 10S5s
bid: Centrels 107$4 bid.
New YORK, Dec. l5.-Trading in stocks dur
ing Two hours Of the morning was moderately
active, while prices were weak during the
greater part Gould stocks trusts and Rock
Island we're especially pressed for sale at times,
and under their lead prices went gradually
lower at midday. At that hour declines ranged
from Il to 2 per cent. Erie and General
Electric were the only shares on the list that dis
played any strength but their prices moved
only fractionslly. Sales for the morning
amounted to III. e31 shares. A disturbing factor
in the market was the announcement
of further engagements of gold Tor
shipment. The announcement was something
OF surprise to the street. aud caused selling OF
Goulds ard other leading stocks. Inc selling
movement inaugura.ed at the opening OK the
stock exchange to-day was resumed a ter mid
day, aud there was a steady unloading through
out the afternoon. One of the striking features
Of the market was the sharp decline in Wander
blt stocks the cause of which Is not entirely
clear
The following were the closing bids; Is
Western Union. 94M Omaha preferred l17ss
Adams Express. .l5s 81. Paul...........
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PASSENGERS.

Per steamship City Of Birmingham from New
York; Cur ningham, Jr, Miss OlmstsaJ,
Miss Olmstead, w Nathan, + Healey, E Err
X Roe vanWyck, Miss NJ Hatch Mrs M A
Cakes Seaman, Miss II Smith, Mrs l. h
Smith. H Hill, ] st John. E l. Carey.
Tschlinhart, M Tucker tcoD, @ w Aylor Joseph
Cidron and W b Lewis. and II Storage
Per steamship City of Macon for Boston
King, Jr, Mrs L e King, Thomas Baxter
(col). Ella Wesley tcol), SImms.
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BANK STATEMENT.

RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts. ...............S 730, 1856 O5
OverdraftS. secured and unsecured. 75S SO
y. S. bonds - secure circulation. o.. 10000 20
Due from approved reserve agents 204OO IS
Uue from other National Ranks ...... 1905 96
Due from State Banks and bankers. 1920 is
Furniture and fixtures. .......... $3.50 20
Current expenses and taxes paid ..... 9,0lt "a
Premiums on United states bonds. 2bN 90
Exchanges for clearing house - FPS II
BIS or other Banks .-.-.........-...-. 10000 90
Fractional paper currency, nickels aud
cents. .............-........... S25 ie
Specie. .-...... Observation-Disclosures. $4,000 90
Legal tender notes - ............. 3s,3J2 no
Redemption fund with United states
Treasurer IS per cent. Of orculation) $50 90
Total .......-...................... s9i9,679 96
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DEPARTED YESTERDAY.

Steamer Katie, Beville, Augusta and way
landings-W 7 Gibson. Manager.
Steamer Alpha, Strobhar, Beaufort and Port
Royal-C II Medlock, Agent
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Sweet potatoes, q bush, white 10 150
POULTRY - Market is overstocked; demand
SLOW
EaGs-Market is easier, supply ample, de-
mand fair.
PEANuTs-Ample stock. demand light, prices
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Fruits and YanatahIsa.

New YoRK. Dec. 15.-Oranges, fancy brights,
selected, Sc 5000 rs; straight SO 2501e 80; rus
sets, fancy, 81 Q0QD2 rs; straight, 81 e70t2 10;
tangerines. 81 o0@7 90; mandarins, 81 500
9 so; grape fruit, o. oO42 so; eggplant,
81 00017 90; beans. So 0003 00J cucum bers,
80 00Q15 90; tomatoes, 81 5015 90.
PALMER RIvENBURG & Co.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

Sun RISES. .7:17
Sun SETS. .5l6
HIGH WATER AT SAVANNAH. 90. 1855 AM, 5:1g PM
standard time)
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FRIDAY. Dec 10, 1892.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamship City of Birmingham. Burg. New
York-C @ Anderson
Bark Edward A Sanchez. Steelman, Balti-
more, with coal to G Taggart, vessel to master
Steamer Bellevue, Garnett, Darien and Bruins
wick-W Gibson, Manager
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

New YoRK. Dec. Is noon--Flour in fair
demand and weak. Wheat firmer and quiet.
Corn dull and flrmer. Pork inactive but firm;
Freights dull and weak.
NKw YORK, Dec. IS, 8 D. m--Flour closed
quiet; supernne, spring, 81 T6QD2 20; super1ne.
winter, 81 SO12 IS; city mill extra - e5; south
ern flour dull; 80 506lS IS for straights. Wheat
Spot lots closed steady; No. red winter 76L46
nc; December delivery 1910; January deliv-
cry ih1sc; February delivery 7Sc. COrn-SpOt
sales Of No mixed 52lSc; December delivery
5l1Sc; January delivery 5156c. Osts-OptioHs
closed 1sc higher; spot sales No. white at
494c; No. white 4o1Sc; NO. mixed S6ISc: No.
mixed December delivery 36S4c; May delivery
S9ssc. Sugar Raw frner but little doing;
Muscovado SO test, 15-l6c; centrifugal 06o
test. S9sc; refined quiet; cut loaf and crushed
o.olG05Ssc; granulated extra hne 4.S1A5c.
Cohee-Spot lots steady: Rio No. l6ls0i 69sc;
futures closed quiet but firm. MolaSseS steady;
Cuba 500 test in hhds. nominal; Porto Rico best
$50 sc; English Islands 2 035c; New Orleans
new crop, 35Gt40c Peanuts quiet and steady;
farmers grades 363315c; shelied Spanish frsts
R44ilSc; shelled Spanish seconds 333I4c.
Beef firm with fair export; demand family
81 0O9i1 90; extra mess Sc b0D7 50. Beef
hams irm; SIS 0O9i3 so in Chicago and SlA 90
ola so here. PORK strong and active at Sl6 %
Lard strong and active; cash western steam
$40 20; city steam 50 IS. Freights duh and
easy; grain to Liverpool lAd; to London I'd; to
Glasgow lid.
CHICAGO, Dec. iS.-Flour steady and IN
changed; hard wheat patents IS S084 IS in
wood; soft wheat patents - 6108 80; hard
wheat bakers 81 4063 % in sacks; soft wheat
bakers 81 10GD2 20. Wheat closed 1s4Ac higher;
No. winter 65@651Sc No. spring 65l6sISc.
Corn firm, closing isIA14c higher; No. IN store
$3.50 4914c. Oats dull and unchanged Pro-
visions very strong on light receipts OF hogs
and the market falling OF In the packing since
October. Pork gained 42Ifc, lard $50 aud ribs
2bc. Whisky higher at 81 30.
CHICAGO. Dec 10, 9:S0A. M.--The following are
the opening quotations.:
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Steamship City of Macon. Boston.
Schr Blanche Hopkins, baltimore.
Schr John II TinRue. Baltimore.
Schr Charles e Schmidt. New York
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ARRIVED AT QUARANTINE YESTERDAY.
Bark Stanley [Norl, Petersen, Pernambuco,
In ballast-Master.
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COMMERCIAL.
SAVANNAH Ma 7KET5.
OFFICE MORNING NEWS,
SAVANNAH. GA, Dec. IS, 1892

SAVANNAH. GA, Dec. is, 1892
CorroN-The spot market has again become
Arner in sympathy with controlling markets
and the fact that accumulations have been
worked down somewhat, owing to the smaller
receipts during the last few days. Holders were
in much better shape aud ask full figures
for all offerings. There was a good steady de
mand and 9 liberal business was accomplished
The total sales for the day were l,757
bales. On Change at the opening call, at
no a. M, the market was bulletined steady and
unchanged, with sales OF $40 bales. At the
second call, at p. M, it was quiet at an ad-
vance Of 1-16c in all grades, the sales being Ss4
bales At the third and last call, at 4 p. N. it
closed firm and unchanged, with further sales
Of !, O3S bales. The following are the official
closing spot quotations of the Cotton Ex-
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STATE OF GEORGIA.
dge TpJS r
m dayo Decenbe
County Georgia
Jos Jos ROSE R66ssEEsHrln Directors
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ARRIVED UP FROM oUARANTINEYEsTER.

Bark UlIer [Norl, Lydsrsen. to load for Eu-
rope Chr G Dahl 3 Co.
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ket was really dull throughout the most part of
the day, while prices presented an easier feeling.
The easiness comes in the nature of holders
being willing to sell at nc lower than the official
quotations. There were sales during the day of
100 casks of regulars at 271xc and 20 casks of
regulars at 27S4c. At the Board of Trade on the
opening call the market was reported as firm at
CSC for regulars, with sales Of $50 casks. At the
second call iE closed quiet at CSC for regulars
Rosin-The market was quiet and easier all
around. Strained 60 good strained sold at 2lko
below quotations. There was q light inquiry,
with heavy stock Of low grades Offering. The
Of Trade on the first call the market was posted
as Arm at the following quotations: A. B,
c. D andE, S105; F,$1 10; G.. 81 IS; H, 81 40; l,
81 90; water white. 81 10. At the last call il
closed quiet and unchanged with sales OF s5 bar
rela
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-12-16
MAR6Grs By caLa9aAs /.


NEW YORK, Dec. IS. noon.-stocks opened
at noon steady Sterling exchange opened
steady. State bonds opened dull. Government
bonds opened a fraction lower for Is.