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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-21


r, h9uiStoh sep zv,-Cotton closed quiet
mludlng Ito; net receipts 4.43S bales;
gross receipts none; safes 40 bales; stock
o,SO% DaleS.
Atlanta sept 2O.-Cotton quiet; middling
'@sci receipts 4O Dales.
GRAIN Provisions Etc
new YORK sept. ~ o. m.-tlour mar
ktU quiet ana easier winter wheat, low
grades 81 O5BS2 10; winter fair to fancy 81 As
% 4o winter patents u 509A 90; Minnesota
clear u 9Ud5 W. patents 81 lWQyh 90; southern
nouI easy common to fair extra Y lO9s3 10;
good to choice extra 50 1904 .. Wheat,
spots, easier and dull; No. red in store and
elevator 721sd.S3c atoat 75c; options opened
weak ana declined 1s@Ac, rallied 4G36c on
covering ana closed steady at 4D9sc under
yesterday, with trading duh; September de
livery 13c: October delivery 735sc; Deem Der
delivery, &c. Corn, spots firm; No. in ele-
vator 48lIc; afOat 4g9sG49SSc; Options de-
clined 40 sc, rallied la0asc and closed firm
and very dull; October delivery ls4c; Novem-
I D9r u Siiy sac December denVery 4Sssc
10y lSS uJtiteIy OaCs, Spot ialriy active
VIII Mnlt re, Stow optiohs generally hrm ana
acIIve; SepteL-Der delivery zee
S' cOoDeI ueII ,1y 95zsC, NoVemoef deIlVery
~ ~; o. 'sv.o-' g. NO : "nlIe %
Wit ,y ~HI.e 81, l@e2 western 5553c
mn,'e western -1 oN@4I a.. WOOL moderate de-
IIdhu az" w steady; uolhestIc heece 2O@Ioc;
nuIiHu ,O'1 oo1c:, beeI slealy anu quiet
amy oIo VODfIs W. ezra mess u oV@fo 10
DC1i HaIns quiet AT Slo OSeSoI' w. llerced
s seei 10 nrL l Guy extra Ihula mess III ne
S ~ ~ Out meats quiet a9d hrmer' picked
IeIIIes ~ -; pl : iSq shoulders nc picked
MAINS ~ a4 nc MluuIes nominal Lard quiet
gnu uusSIIleu' western steam closed olO UOaD
oIu % CITY steam nomlnai ~ oJ: options sa )
none continent Slu %; South America $40 30;
compound - I24Sl sIls. PORK quiet and firm;
new mess Sl1 Zo@4li 20. Butter moderate de-
nldho anu lalr' state dairy Iso2oc; creamery
S5oolF;172c' western l612oc; western creamery
p1 12c' elglhs 2F4Z, t2c: imitation creamery
doTzzc molasses r orelgn nominal: New
orleans open kettle, good 10 choice 3N93 c,
anu quiet ana STEADY. fedautS iulet; fancy
hand-plcked 4A0i1ac. Conee-Options open
ca irregular, Closed tarely steady, S0n7O
points down; october delivery SIG 5OdSl6 80,
december delivery Sl5 559Slo 20; March de
livery Sl4 9JI0 SIS 10 May delivery sl4 50: spot
MO 10 lo"er ana more aGtiVe' ~ q Ioc sugar
u, ~ oe anu q9ie5 tar rehIlng &C;
800, i % s VS -; 20 ~ aeI5neI i.tIh 5ns
Ss-'' - ave- 10 TO, eIall.Iaii n . 10 70
E,ro;hts - ss, - 10 80, 8 an 70 ! d 10.
Oo " 1tn9i pOoi 4IlS g., anu easy Cottoh
steam Vf''' graz sVedH u
and unchanged; western superhne g. GA
- 2lGS3 30; winter wheat patents So 7093 So
spring wheat patents 81 1904 40. Wheat
weak; No. red spot 7Ol4g7038c; September
QehVery 1O4m7O5sc; October delivery 1880
lie steamer No. red 81 496Sc; milling
wheat, by sample, 7O17212c. Corn easy;
mixed spot ie4c asked; September delivery
4Sc asked; october delivery 4sc asked white
corn by sample SIC; yellow. corn by sample.
5i05-tac. oats strong active inquiry; No.
white western 361ad37c; No mixed western
3S053Hc. Rye firm; No. ,, SIC. Hay steady;
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opened strong and higher on the prices Of
live hogs at the yard There was very little
was very little outside trade and poor sup
port to the market. AS a result lard declined
and carried pork and ribs with 1t. At the
close the market ruled weak In everything
September and October pork closed lc. lower.
October lard closed 213c lower, October ribs
2Hc. lower
Chicago Sept. 20-Cash quotations were as
follows: Flour unchanged and quiet. Wheat
No 2 spring wheat 67bc; No red $40
67i2c Corn-No. 2, 411411ic. Oats No 2,
26&GD265ec. Mess pork, per barrel, SIC 400
sl6 45. Lard, per 100 pounds. 50 5Ol9S9 60.
Short rib sides, loose, 80 25dSl0 37Ia. Dry
sailed shoulders. ~ 25d7 81; short clear
sides, boxed, 80 75dS1J co Whisky, 81 IL
Leading cultures ran se1 as follows:
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St. Louis Sept. 90 Flour very quiet
patents g lC@3 % choice family 81 OOD
September delivery &c; october delivery
63Sc; November delivery CSC Corn higher:
September delivery closed 3sc; October de-
livery SIC; December delivery 36sc. Oats
lower; September delivery closed 264c Octo-
berdeltyery 26Rc; May delivery 81 &C. Pork,
new selling, sl7 90; on orders s17 251S17 So.
Lard prime steam. 50 37%c, nominal. Dry
sailed meats-shoulders loose 81 So longs
and clear ribs $40 G71a shorts 81 %. Bacon
boxed shoulders IS 10; longs II 67H2
sI IS; clear ribs $ll 671anS1l IS; short ribs
Sl2 90 High wines steady at 81 IL.
Cincinnati. Sept. 20.-Flour spring pat
ents IA 0Jls4 Is; family 81 751b3 10; fancy % %
ass 60 Wheat very nrm at SIC on track and
81 on landing: sample red sc. Corn re-
2 yellow 49c Oats No. 2 white 32Hc No
3 white Sic: No. mixed 2Sc. Rye steady;
No. q SOC. Pork city mess $40 SO; clear
mess si7 80; family pork $40 90. Lard
shoulders 81 q; short rib sides $40 %; for
partly cured $40 80; full cured, short clear
sides 81 q; partly cured 81 25 boxed short
clear sides Sll Is Observation-Disclosures - q:
shot rio sides 81 50; short clear sides St2 90:
boxed short clear sides si2 25. Whisky steady
New Orleans Sept 2O-CoGee strong: ordi-
nary 1Sa4c: fancy 1910; fair 2OMc lob lots
offerings; centrifugals 5 ll-16c; off white
3 II l6c; prime yellow clarified &c; on vel
low CHARMED 4Ac; SECONDS ll-l6c.
Rice
New York. Sept 2O.-Rice active and
firm: domestic fair to extra 39s6t514c; Japan
454@45sc.
New Orleans, Sept 2O.-Rlce steady, fair
demand: rough steady. light den and head
ic; good 41le; fair 3&c; ordinary &c. com
mon 2hc; NO. at nc.
Petroleum, Oils. Etc.
New York, Sept. 2o.-Cotton seed oil
ddll and firm; crude CSC yellow prime 391
4Oc.
New York Sept 90 - Petroleum market
steady crude, in barrels, g.; Parkers
crude, in bulk g.; Washington. IN barrels.
s. 81; Washington. in bulk, A. 10; refined
New York - Is; refined Philadelphia and
Baltimore in barrels, s. 10; refined Phila-
delphla and Baltimore, in bulk, ~ 6OfgS2 o..
Naval stores.
New York. Sept. 20.--Rosin dun and steady;
strained. common to good. 81 O74M8l i25a.
Turpentine steady AZ 25O25hc.
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New Novelty Silks.

200 pieces all new combi-
nations and colorings, Fig
ured and Changeable Benga-
lines, Changeable Picots,
Double-face Crystals, Satin
Striped Taffetas and Per
sian Jardinere Silks. For
an opener, so pieces Benga-
lines, evening shades, at
&9C yard.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-21
In clvlIizing the Indian mo plug hat and

In cvilizing the Indian into plug hat and
English Technology we will all too quickly
forget TO perpetuate him in the geographical
nomenclature OF the land he once so graphi-
cally cherished. ApropOs Of this tendency
the Kansas City star says: "Of the seven
new counties In the Cherokee strip but one
bears an Indian name. The others have
names which are wholly commonplace which
are not associated with any incident to give
them meaning. and which partake not in the
slightest degree Of the local tone and color OF
region which has a rude but picturesque
history and o lnds in romauc traditions
which ought to Je preserved in the names OF
its towns and counties.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-21
Have You Visited the White Mount
aims

Do you know the resting places among
Vermont's green hillsl Are you ac-
quainted with the unique resorts in the
Virginia mOuntainsl If you are looking
for place TO spend your vacation in any
mountain region, write US for any infor-
nation you may desire, saying what sec
tions you wish to know about and the
price you desire to pay for board. BY
specia- arrangement with the Recrea-
tion Department. the Christian Union,
New York. Address the MORNING News,
Savannah Gn-ad
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Per South Bound Railroad. Sept 90
Collins G & Co, kavanaugh e. b, Harness g. j,
w PGreen F G Co, j T Shuptrine & Bro
S Guckenheimer & Sons, Savannah N S Co
Lefler Son, N Paulsen, Heuisler & II,
> Marks a. Co l. Myers & Co. steamer
Alpha Epstein & Bro. Standard OIL Co,
w Jones. j T. Henely.
Per Central Railroad Sept 20
Woods G & Co. Hunter g. Il. Dwelle G & ID,
Montague Co Stubs g. II. Warren & A,
Butler & $. w w Gordon & Co, Greigg j & w,
John Flannery & Co. M Maclean & Co, w b
Cooper NJ Y ID ] Maclntyre. ETraub, JG
Williams, Savannah Steam Bakery. M &M
Swain, Peacock II Co, } Anderson,
G slater. w Ninson, Decker g. D. Savan-
nah Il w Co, l. X Myers g. Co, Eckman & V,
9 w Ttedeman Bro. Solomons & Co, G w
Parish. ID Morrison, Mrs p Venable.
Cohen q B, W d Simkins Lippman Bros,
smith Bros + Wilson, l. Dunn, w F.
Crafiin. John LYONS & Co Frank A IN
Meinhard Bros & Co, NJ Ferst's Sons Co,
Southeastern Plaster Co, l. w Roberts, l. w
Haskell, Savannah Brewing Co. L j Davis,
G. Haas
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Memoranda.
New York, Sept i8-Arrived, schrs II s
Lanfair. Woodland, Jacksonville; Florence
Shay Edwards, Port Royal.
Boston, Sept iS-Arrived. schr Jennie f
Wiley, Bulger, Brunswick.
Baltimore, Sept 1S-Arriyed, schr Charles C.
Dame, Grove, Charleston.
Brunswick, Sept l7-Arrived, bark Verena
lNorl Nielsen, Sapelo; brig Ataulfo lSpl,
Morato, Havana; schr Jacob NJ Haskell from
Fai River. lsth--Cleared, steamer Bads-
worth [Brl Harvey Bremen and Hamburg.
Darien, Ca Sept 17-ATrlyed schrs Maggie
Andrews, Snow, Boston. 1sthCassie Jane
son Collins Portland.
New Haven. Sept l7-Arrived, schr Harry
Prescott, Gilmore Brunswick.
Pensacola, sept li-ArriVed steamer So
morrostro lSpl, AlcOchs MantaZas. 18th
Banks Brandon lBr, Bernstein, Santos Noel
lBrl, Porter, Barbados. 16th-Semiramls
fNorl, Nielsen, Stavenger.
Sailed 18Th schr Robt J Barr, for Philadel-
phia.
Cleared 18th, steamer Lucina [Brl. Greig,
Antwerp; schr Edith l. Allen, Darrah, Phila.
delphia.
ort Tampa Sept 16-Sailed steamer Gilt.
ton Brl, Bowen, Stettin via Norfolk
Dublin, Sept SAILED, bark Jury [Norl
Tybee.
Huclva, Sept 11-Arrived bark lside [Itall
Schiaffino Pensacola via Vlgo.
Liverpool Sept lG-Arrived, steamer Err
nesto lSpl, Toruria, Pensacola, bark Genl
Grant lBrl, England, Apalachicola.
Preston, Sept 6-Sailed, bark Wanderer
fNorl Nilsson, Wilmington, NC.
Prawle Point, Sept l7-Passed, bark Karl
Won Dobelin LSwl, Mattson, Charleston for
London.
Pomoran, Sept Sailed, steamer AIcester
[Br, Charleston.
Sunderland, sept Is -Arrived, bark Magma
[NOrl, Zachariasen, Darien.
Saltport, Sept lS-Arrived bark Adele lSwl
Persen, savannah.
Shields. sept l6-Sailed, steamer Abendana
lBr, Bartlett, Savannah.
Rio Janero. Aug l5-Cleared, bark Zetiro
lItall Reppette, Pensacola.
Charleston, Sept 20-Arrived, schr Fannie
Brown. Hardcastle, Port Royal. Sailed. sChr
joel Cook, Warren, Philadelphia.
Wilmington, sept 2O-Cleared, schr Cata-
wan eak, Rome, New York.
Jacksonville, Fla Sept 20-Entered schr
Nnftil I.nnndnn Rraw IlnIfasf q
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Send Your Hides and Furs
Fs ANDoLPH KHR KLAND,
SAVANNAH. GA.

He pays for dry hints cents, dry salt 9
cents, dry damaged . cents, green salt 2
cents, beeswax Is cents deer skins . cents
wool. free OF sand and burs. 1854 cents; black
S5i cents; bury, from TO II cents
Eli st. Julian Street.
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To the Public.

/ herewith recommend TO the sufferers of
rheumatism and rheumatic pains p. p. p, as
] have carefully tested IL and found perma-
nent relief. Also my son who has been SUI
fering for years with rheumatism has used il
for the last year with good results, and has
not suffered since; he is still using il and
would not do without it il it cost double or at
any prlce.-ad. Yours truly,
CHAS Seller
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New HandkerChiefS.

Another odd lot bargain, about so dozen
Ladies Swiss handkei chiefs deep
point scall0ped edges and embroidered,
including some drawn work edges among
them, worth $50 to 81. We mark them e.. .33t
Some 800 Ladies Chinese and japanese
Silk, beautifully scalloped and embroid
cred Handkerehiefs, gcol value at 81 30'
1850 dozen Ladies Hemstitched and En-
broldered Handkerchiefs ................1 To-
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bbls whisky, 10 bales domestics pl1gs hard.
ware, bbls empty bottles 5 sacks potatoes
empty barrels, ~ bales cotton
Per Central Railroad Sept 20
LOB bales cotton, 80 bbls flour, I cars meat,
cars fr meat 2 cars lard, 2 cars poultry, |
car wood. l45 pkgs mdse5 bbls empty bottles
81 bbls spirits turpentine. 927 bbls rosin, 1
organ, 1876 boxes crackers. IS sacks flour II
pkgs furniture, bbls syrup ! car bananas,
car coal. car stone ware 243 sacks oats 7
boxes meat, llS bales domestics 100 tons pig
iron, pianos, . bales hides, 10 bbls whisky,
40 cases eggs, 60 pkgs hardware.
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New Table Linens.

$50 dozen All Linen Doilies. assorted
borders and designs, "a bargain at l0c. sc each
80 pieces lO4 Utica Mills Shooting,
regular 39c quality ........ .......-.29c
42-inch Pillow Case Cotton, regular
l@c..- .''''''''. '-'s-.-.. '-....'- VIC
45-inch regular l5c quality Pillow Case
NOlJOu .--. ..s....-. ....-.-I TIC
60-inch Pure Linen Double Damask
IaOle Linens. .......~...... .,...,.. 4oc yaru
60-inch Undressed Double Damask
assorted designs, Table Linen ..... CSC yard
so dozen All Linen Damask, knotted
fringe, colored, Grecian and fancy
borders, a splendid Towel at 12Hc
so dozen 19x3S extra quality Damask
90 dozen extra large size Double
Damask Linen Towels worth 35c. .25c
$50 Real Marseilles Quilts, full size,
ll4, worth 81 % .....................G7 rs
54-inch Turkey Red, assorted patterns,
Table Damask. Observation-Disclosures c ward
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-21

Pilot charts and all nautical information
win De furnished masters Of vessels free Of
charge IN United states Hydrogrl Daic y dSs
10 the custom house. Captains are re luestsd
in call at the once.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-21

New FlannGIS.
100 new pieces Imported
French F>lannels for ladies
or children's wrappers ard
gowns, light and dark
grounds, figures, stripes and
dots at CSC yard.
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A Bold Stroke for Immediate Results

200 pieces of Novelty Dress
Goods, Hopsacks, Serges
and Homespuns, all the new
Fancy Effects, Illuminated,
Plain, Figured and Basket
weaves, all wool, 40 and AZ
inches wide, well worth 75c
and 81 a yard, at 6OC
yard. The greatest Fall
Dress Goods bargain ever
offered.
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Per South Bound Railroad. Sept 90
cars vegetables, cases chcrOOts, ! CO ses
cigarettes, 80 pkgs tobacco $50 pals butter.
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New Notions.

Sewing Silk. ...... &c
Linen Thread ..... SC
Needle Cases. four
papers. ...... -. &c
Shoe Hooks. ...... &c
Hair Brushes. .25c
Round Combs. Sc
Pocket Combs. &c. Sc
Hair Brushes. .....10c
Rubber Bibs. ..... 1o
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-21
New POrtiereS.

rs Chenille Portieres, including all new
autumn shades, wide Dado Border and
deeply fringed.. Just the very thing
for alcOves, Railways, windows or door
ways. Bought half an hour after leav-
ing the custom house and worth So and
~ pair. We make them .............. "a
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-21

Wilmington NC, Sept 1S-Tug Sea King
hence nth with sChr VIM Smith.from Charles
ton for New York, the latter previously
owed in waterlogged, &C, has put back: par
ticulars Of damage, il any, not known.
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New Standard Prints.

5000 manufacturers short
ends of warranted fast col
ors Standard Calicoes, 2 to
s yards and worth 10c and
12c a yard; we make them
sc.
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New Curtains.

All the time hustling TO beat our best
of the past. We offer you another
grand purchase. 800 pairs new
nottingham Lace Curt q rs lust got
here, ga yards long fun width at
(pair) Observation-Disclosures. ST.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-21

Per steamship Berkshire for Baltimore
1914 bales upland cotton, I 432 bbls rosin. SO
bbls spirits turpentlne, 10S,5l7 feet lumber, 8
bales hides, bales moss, PA pkgs mdse 8
bales domestics and yarns, 10 pkgs fruit, 10
boxes lemons, 81 casks clay.
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New Household Helps.

Mustard Spoons lie
Tacks, all sizes. lie
Picture Nails. lie
Coat and Hat Hook. lie
Pot Chains. -. .4c
1000 Amber COlored Glass
Individual Salt Cellars at
1c each.
Crystal Glass Covered But
ter Dishes &c.
Hard Wood Chopping
Bowls .7c
Inlaid Hard Wood Salt
Boxes ...... &c
Dover Egg Beaters. loo
Dish Mops, ............ 4c
5foot Hard Wood Step Ladders .........S %
'Bissell S Crown Jewel Carpet Sweepers / 70
Large Size Extra Deep Willow Market
Baskets OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 27
Wire Card Receivers Majolica bottom. Q
10 barrels Thin Blown Tumblers dozen IS
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Now Pictures.

Wilmington, Sept. 2O.-Rosin was steady:
strained at 75c; good strained SOC. Spirits
turpentine firm. Csc Tar quiet at 81 O5
Crude turpentine steady; hard 81 o.; soft
and virgin 81 90
Charleston, Sept. 20. - Spirits turpentine
steady at 25c. Rosin firm at s5c for good
strained.
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New Umbrellas.

$50 Ladies' and Mems Gloria Silk UNI
brellas, 26inch. natural wood handles,
nickel rod, paragon frame. a perfect
rain resister. Observation-Disclosures. 81
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Per steamship Berkshire for Baltimore
Mrs NJ Lloyd, Miss Mary Whitehead.
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New York Sept 20. p. m.-Money on cali
is easy at l20312 per cent. The last loan was at
21a per cent, and closing offered at 235 per
cent.
Prime mercantile paper, 798 per cent.
Bar silver 74lsc.
Mexican dollars SO.
Sterling exchange Is firm, with actual
business in bankers bills at 81 S2laG14 S}4
for sixty days and 81 S51264 8524 for demand;
posted rates 81 8p5.
Commercial bills S4s16liS 81 for sixty DAYS
ana ~ $40 "a S4'4 Tor demand.
Government bonds steady State bonds
steady. Railroad bonds irregular.
Silver at the Stock Exchange to-day was
dull.
New York Sept 20 noon.-The following
were the opening quotations:
Erie Observation-Disclosures. ISM
Chicago and North tern. Observation-Disclosures. y9b
Norfolk and Western preferred ........ %
Richmond and West Point Terminal. 900. 80
Western Union. ................... Sl4
New York, Sept. 2O.-The stock market
was Qull again to-day. In the e lrly trading
prices were generally lower, some disap-
pOintment having been OccasiOned by the
fact that advices from Washington did not
fully bear out yesterdays dispatches in re-
gard to a probable early vote by the Senate
on the Sherman repeal measure. Sugar fell
off "a Big -Four Ia and the remainder of the
list Is to per cent. The lowest figures were
generally touched during the first half hour
of business. The decline having failed
to force out any considerable amount
of long stock, the room traders took
alarm and precipitately started in to cover
A rise of = to ~ per cent followed, the lat
ter in Lackawanna, which went up to 1874.
Sugar. the Changers, Readinr and New Eng
land. General Electric and Distillers were all
in demand, and as usual of late the advance
brought out very light offerings of stock
Speculation continued strong until shortly
before the close, when Sugar reacted ~ and
the remainder of list 4 to per cent. there
was little in the way of news to affect prices
and the market left of dull and steady in
tone. The total transactions were l26.OOJ
shares. of which y 900 were unlisted.
The closing bias were:
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grown fowls p pair. 75c; 4 grown, 4O0l5c;
spring chickens, 30d435c q pair; geese d
pair 90cG$1; ducks, 650g75c; demand good
Marget for eggs is firm. Supply fair: country
per dozen 1&Q19c. Peanuts-Ample stock
demand fair, market steady; fancy h. p. Va,
p 10, 412G6c; h. p. u n, 41ac; small, h. D., y
b. 4J5c
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Steam tug Forest City for Port Royal to
tow schr Emily f. Northam to this port for
cargo of lumber for Philadelphia.
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Changeable Serees, Diagonal Serges, Silk
and Wool Ombre effects, Illuminated Novel
ties Diagonal Fancies, Basket Weave Nov
elites and Hopsack Fancies, etc.
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Steamship Berkshire, Hooper, Baltimore
John } CarOlan, Agent.
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COMMERCIAL.
sAvANSAH MARKETS.,
OFFICE MORNING NEWS.
Savannah, Ca, Sept %, 1898.

TIL, market was quiet and steady, with a
,ssr INQUIRY. The spot market was unchanged
,-5u the closing of yesterday. The tone OF
,bs market was quoted quiet az the cotton ex-
cbanae at each call At the first call, at 10:3J
a M. the sales reported were 2O5 bales. AT
IN M. the sales were 400 bales, and at the
last call. at 4 p. m, the sales were 54S bales,
,1aisipg total of l 2l3 bales for the day. The
o-tcfal quotations at the cotton exchange are:
T,tddItng Observation-Disclosures. 81
80 uiddling Observation-Disclosures.
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Naval Stores

Naval Stores
Spirits Terpentine-There was lively in
curry with bids of 2559 for regulars. The re-
Ceipts of the day were disposed Of including
some lots at private figures
Rosin-There was a little falling off in the de-
mand for resins, but the sales of the day
amounted to about 3 900 barrels The market
opened and closed firm and unchanged at the
board of trade. The following are the Off
cal quotations:
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ArrIVed Up from UuarantIne Yesterday.
Bark Mariannina [Norl, Asterlta. load
naval stores for Paterson, Downing g. Co
Chr q Dahl & Co.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-21

Steamship Miguel NJ PM Hos [Spl elsa
Carbarien-Esteve g. Co.
steamship Danish Prince [Br, Biggs
Kingston, Ja-Strachan & Co.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-21
Rice.

Market active. Sales $50 barrels The quo
tations at the Board Of Trade are as follows;
Choice OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 412W552
PRIME ...'..'.--. ........'..''... ...... 4(84 ,
Good .........-. 352GH34
Fair .........,.. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 303h
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-21
New Novelty Dress Goods.

Miss day this week or next and you miss
the first sight of some of the prettiest stufs
that were ever imported into this country
EXCLUSIVE NOVELTIES.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-21
MAR NE INTeLIIGENcE

High Water at Fort Pulaski 1922 am 3:5l pm
Central Standard Time,
Thursday, Sept 81 1893
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-21
MARK ETs BY TELEGRAPH.


New York. Sept 20, p. m.-Money on call
is easy at 219@312 per cent. The last loan was a
21a per cent, and closing offered at pa per
cent.