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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-10-06


sa- Sir cine llbr sum niebrisiten
9reiie ipredt por BEL 6. S4impff BIZ
2ada. apenue.
= Die SteinpIatten um baS Stabtses
bdube iperben iebt selest unb aud ionitise
9lrbeiten setban, bic pUr Gintritt beS
6roitsS nDtbis iinb.
= @Gbrenb eines 98ortpedieIs sipis
iben 0iidael 2bomaS unb Ibpmas 8il'
martin bon ben Sanb 8anfS am 0iitts
nod tpurbe Iebterer bon erterem in ben
Sopf 8eito9en.
- Sinter benz &amine in benz WiIliam
$. Storb 8pbnbauS SO. 402 Wpomins
9lpenue brad am Montas Abenb furs
mad llbr Elm Seuer aus, ipeIdes obne
Dliibe nit bem demiiden Gpparat Der
GrpitaI @ompanie seI6idt ipurbe.
-Srau @ertbeimer, bic Mutter bon
Srau Or. g. 6. 8oos unb cine Sdpefsr
Der Srau Simon &ice, itarb fiirslid in
8bilabelpbia i'm @lter bon 68 Sabren.
Die Samilie ipobnte friiber bier unb sos
gnbe Der 70er Sabre fort.
= 8ersaneene Mode tparb bic Yocono
Sis Gompanie bon scranton inforporirt.
Das 8apitaI Der @eieqi6aft 1T $50, 900
unb bic Direftoren iinb: SO. 81. 2eipis,
&eeie g. 8roofs, 8obert 8. 8eepes,
lbpmaS $. Dale, q. 8osart, Siftor
8o6 unb VI. S. Gaiep.
= Der aIte o. & SO. 8abnbof su
@Imburit purbe am Sonntas mebrsre
bunosrt SUB peit abipdrtS mad benz
nsuen StationSsebduoe sei6obsn unb
ipirb iebt aIS SradtbauS benuBt. Man
isbte ben 8au auf @aIsen uno ipannte
cine 2ofpmotipe Dor.
s@l- Ssinfes SaIatbI beim MaB BEL
0ibmaper.
= Samuel 9rice, Der Sater bes pers
ltorbenen s. u. Briee, itarb am Sonntus
I'M slIter bon nabssu 78 Sabren. Ser
8eritorbene fam ibon 1919 init ieinen
gltern mad Imerifa, ipeld lebtere cine
Sarm in BittStpn an Der STEELE eripars
ben, no iebt baS Butler &oblsniperf 1T.
S Ser beutf6e gnifreider Srib 2Iust
bon Nep gorf Strabe itiirste am 0iontae
in Yriceburs bon einem AZ SUB boben
@riiite auf bas Dad zines Borbaues
unb bon bort auf ben Grunb unb ideint
punberbarer 98eiie nur unbebeutenoe
8erIebunsen erIitten au baben.
| -Das 8alipicI stpiidsn ben 8oIisi.
ften bon @iIfesbarre unb scranton am
Sreitas Na6mittas enoete nit bem Siege
ber Iebteren. Doc. 9billipS, elmer ber
8ndppeIsarbiiten bon @iIfssbarrs, batts
oa8 nnslld, beim Spiel einsn Irm au
brsden.
4 - gS ideint, bab bic 9sbisb Count
5air mebr 4nsiebunssfraft ausibt, tpie
oieisnise BON 2adapanna, benn es tparen
am Donneritas $4,000 8eiuder in vi.
lentotpn unb bic gintrittS8ebibren allen
bstrussn $4,000. Die bieiisen aus'
lteaunsSoeripalter iolIten bort in bic
9ebre seben.
Ser Soienfabrifant Sriebrid 8id.
mann bon Sranflin Ibenue 1T NIT Sins
terlaiiuns sahIreider SduIcen am Srei'
tag ausSetniffen. Die @rebitpren iint
meiitens Neip gorfer Sirmen, bic Soroe-
runsen i'm Betras bon etipa $4,000 baben
Der S6eriff bat bic 8uoe seidIo1en.
bod tpiro nur ipenis su boIen iein.
-Sn benz Sauis bon Sobn 8oiplant
20. 1882 4IbriSbt Abenue brad an
Disnitas 9iadmittas UNI A 40 elm Seuer
aus, iueIdes bon ben Sladbarn selDidt
purpe. Seuerdef Serber iaat, bab bi,
befen M0beIn aus benz Sauie entferni
unb baHeIbe an brsi peridiebenen SteI'
len in Sranb Beiebt mar. Die InBele'
senbeit pirb ndber unteriudt.
BH- Die beten Sansematten su billis,
I fen Preiisn bel 8ibmaper.
|
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q ON Grain .

SumpbrspS' SPECIFIES beiIen pbne su
bstauben, su tpiirsen ober bas Spfem
,u rebu;isren, unc iinb in @abrbeit unb
in Der Ibat bic iouperainen SsiImitteI
ber WeIt.
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gSader HRS 3eitl&riftea.

Der tintsrsei6nsts fiintist hermit srssbtnli
an, sae sr cine Su6assntur hbsrnpmnsn pai
unb I'M @tanbs IT, ale !3situnseh, 3sttlcprilieh,
8iGer, YtIbtr uip. In allen Spra9en IN illrSsr
2sit su Iisfsrn. Sd baltic MID eem sffprien
Seutibtbun beIpnbsrs bstsns fmpfOblsn. GtsT-
srunaen piinftlid unb reel.
Nlls GuftrGss, idriftiG lppit miinslib, pfr-
ben auf has ibnslllr anssstnbrt.
Abtunssppu,
Mueuif 9letn 63S CHERRY CStraBe.
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!0duicr unb QptS

in Ssrl6isetnsn 5beilen ppn GunmOre unb
petrrsburg su Srrfaufsn. llsbn preiIe unb
gsfalitatsn sisbt ausfunft Ssrm. WabIers, r.,
Grove Strabe Dunmprs. Wfbrere ber plaBe
mii0sn unbsbinst ipfurt Ssrfauft perbsn unp
linp lebr bilig su babeH.
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SSeue 9lmsei9en.
Saefiteine! Saefifeinc {.

Der llntrrSsi6ustr bat bic 9adhrintrsuurrsi
bon eutbn aelIsr in 9syisr Bailey s.misbet nnp
empisbIt lid Sur eieferung pon btitrn 9ddliei-
nsn in brlirbisen Auaniitafn ndt allen 5btilsn
ptr Siapt. pettr Sttpp,
1873 500 Sprurtlhnbs, Scranton,
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2teaeQeiu6.

Cine Gltrs bsutl6e 8rau luGt cine StelIs ale
Sausbaltsrin bel elmer flsinsn 8amilie. Yin.
mslouneen al has ,,Wc6enbIatt su ri6tsn.
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3u perfaufeu :

Die Gdlpt nit Saus an aib unb paul Stra'
ern. NGbrt glusfunft rtbrilt alesrmanl
Yuttermann. 26ba
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Mdbcbeu perldnQt.

Gin braves beutldss TGb&sn, has ale Saus-
arbeit ibun fam. gia1iufrassn in Sp. 4i2
gBillpp StraBe. II.
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&nabe oerlanat.

Gin brastr, intsllissnter anabs, prr gut bfutid
lfirn fam, um has SdriftisBsn su srlsrnsn
3n Der ,,gBpbenblat" Sffa ~ srfrassn.
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sa- Sir cine llbr sum niebrisfen
9reife ipredt por BEL 6. Sdimpff, 3l7
2ada. Npenue.
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Jurnbale an iiebenter Strabe in Spbe
Barf ab. Damen, peIde 2ult baben,
Der &laHe beisutreten, fbnnen iid bel
Turnlebrer 6. Staiber in Der Turnbaae
anmelben.
DaS Damenturnen ift in gang 9lmerifa
perbreitet unb ipuroe bemielben in ben
lebten Sabren bon drblider Seite aus
beipnbere alufmerfiamfeit seibenft, unb
Iebr tparm empfobIen. Sn allen Stdos
ten, in benen TurnUereine iinb, befineen
li6 bIiibenbe 9amenfIaHen. Debbalb.
ipertbe 9amen, ersebt Der 9atb an Sic !:
,3urnen Sic fleiBis unb Sic bIeiben etpis
jung an Sbrper unb @eiit !"
= -3um eritenmale fubren am Srsitas
bic 8abnipasen Der Traction Gompanie
Bis nad Didion Gitp unb i'm SerIaufe
cieier Gage iperben bic Subrten tpabrs
ideinlid bis mad 9lrdbalb auSsebebnt
iperben fDnnen; bort aber miiiien bic
Wasen fir bic Sabrt mad GarboncaIe
seipedieIt tperbens Cine seipiiie An;ubl
bon 8abnipasen iperben tdslib ben Sen.
tralen StabttbeiI fir bic Sabrt nad
9r6baIo berlahen ano bic 9lnsabl ie mad,
8ebilrfniB bermebrt iperben.
!. Nuf Der neuen Strabenbabn na1
GrdbaIb ipurbe am Montas eine Brobe'
fabrt semadt, bamit pie 8erpaItuns in
ben Stanc seieBt 1T, bic Sabrssit unb
anbere @inssInbeiten su beftimmen. Dic
Gntfernuns bon Der 2adaipanna Ibenue
mad Der nbrbliben Staotsrense, cine
furss Strede ienieitS beS B. s.. 8id'
monb @ieentbums in ber |. @arb, bes
trdst 22.294 SUB, unb bon bort nad
grdbalo "a, 500 SUB. Olan sldubt bic
6abrt bin unb suriid in sipei Stunben
MAIDEN su f0nnen. Ser SabrpreiS 1T
iuis foIst feitsefett: CUR StaotIinie, 5
@entS su Sobnion'S BREEDER in Dips
plant unb 3piidenpunften. 10 @ents ;
uno bis gum AussansSpuntt Der 8abn in
9lrdbalO, Is Gents. 9iad 8robioence
ipsresn Die @nsen ale sebn Minuten uno
na6 Ir6baIb ale apansis 0tinuten fabs
rem. gS 1T nod cine furse Sabniirede
nabe ar6baIo fertis ;u MAIDEN, bod bOfft
man bas Berf bis beute Nbenb polIenbet
gu baben, 70 OaB Die Sabrtsn beginner
tDnnen.
s3- Die befsn MeHeridmiebipaaren
| iinb su baben bel @ebriber SeIton. 30l
Spruce Strabe.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-10-29

no longer exists, The city has been at an ex-
pehSe OF - a day he continued ITO issue
these certificates, and no benefit whatever
accrued. 4 he railroads are the uerC Charles
anu we nave told them that if they desired TO
station q man at the union depot for the pur-
pose OF issuing the >ertii. ateS we would CON
ler the authority upon him. But the board
VIII issue no more. -
Warrenton Clipper: A few evenings since
Mr. Martin smith. prosperous farmer Ev-
ing near town, had occasion to nuild a fire in
one or the rooms of his dwelling in which no
ure hau ueen klndled since last spring. and
MS horror may better be imagined than de
Serlted. when, STOPPING over to Ii. ht the
lnQllng, he 0eheld a large rattlesnal G colled
up directly in the fireplace. Mr.. smith was
so horrlhed at the presence of the monster in
MS house that before ne could even attempt
10 strike IL it had disappeared through
an opening into the depth of the hearth.
Acting upon the idea that first suggested
Itself, that himself and family could
not dwell IN unity with n rattleSuake, he
procured the necessary implements and he
an TO Dig in the dire, tion in which the rep
tile took its flight. IT was only a matter Of a
few M n 'nts to dig down 10 where the in.
truder or lntruderS, as may re said. had evi
IDENTIFY taken up winter quarters when he was
further Mortified o ind three of as large rat
etS as arc usually seen in this country. no
Time was lost In diSpatChing the veuOmOus
trio. and the family began to breathe free
again. Noise had been frequently aacu about
the hearth. tut twas attri auted 10 rats, and
Just how long the snakes had made this their
quarters there is no way of telling, but posi-
bly, for years
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.


| Now York Oct. 2S.-The money market is
wtth)ut feature to-day. there being no pusi
| ness in call loans and but little doing in the
| outside market. The bank statement shows
heaYy increase in reserve deposits and
| loans the latter item giving evidence of n
gradual Abandonment Of the boarding prices
am OF healthier monetary condition
New YORK, oct 2s.--1he ster ing EXCHANGE
market is entirely nominal to-day the
european steamers having sailed at an carly
hour and there tcinG no disposition TO do
d. SlneSS Tor next week. The rates are nOmi-
n2lly the same as Yesterday
New rora, Oct. y, 4 p. m.-Aioney on cali
has cen easy ranging from ~ TO 2 per cent.
The last loan was al "a per cent and at til
closing was offei ed al ! q per cent
Prime mercantile paper 5lRGlT3 per cent.
Sterling exchange steady with actual bisi.
ness IN Lankers ILLS at "a S5liet4 81, Tor de
mand ana - 8l'a@4 oJ4 for sixty days: posted
Commercial bills 81 E0i701a.
S'ItYof ,CrLI.I~ ates. - ,- 22t2c.
The total sales of stoels were 22lO5o
shares.
Government. bonds firm state bonds
dun and inactive.
New York, Oct. 2s.-The weekly state.
ment OF the associated banks issued by the
clearing house to-day, shows the following
changes:
Reserve increased ....................ss 1fG7D
Loans increased. .................. '32l5lD0
Spe- increased Observation-Disclosures. StG OJ)
Legal tenders la .reased ............. 1891 400
Deposits increased. II 51l an
Circulation decreased .............. 7g7Ol
he banks now are Sis 7.7476 above the re-
quircmonts Of the - per cent. rule
New York. OF. 2S.--1he imports for the
port o, NeW 1ork we're as FLOWS. General
merchandise, s7a7l5lO. dry goods u Ogi COS:
specie, a426 sol The exports OF specie from
the port OF New York for the week ending
day were 82L0J in gold and 1896 100 in sill
yer.
Atlanta Ga oct 2s-Tho clearinqs of
the associated banks for the week were
dl1lL14.
New YORK. Oct % nooa.-The following
Werethe o)ol-ng qiota ions:
Ire ......... ...... 49,
Chicagoand Northwes tern................IU6 5
Lake shore ....................... 80 f2si.
Norfolk and Western preferred .......... Nv
Richmond an Wcst P0iat fesmilal.... "a
hcSttfu DhlOh.-.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. J3lf
-New ork oct p ~ he Weel. closed on the
8 o5E exchange with an active and strong
Speculation. All the conditions seemed 10
favor an upward movement this morning and
the vs. Ial dinldence which many operators
feel m carrying sto Ks over sunday was not
apparent IN the dealings. A good bank state.
ment was looked for. ald IL came equally
favorable as WAS l3pated There
was heavy buying on this eXDe. ia.
ton ana renewed purchases on the
realization. Tine special Influences wOrxiug
on the market were nearly al on tls buu
Side. London adVtes showed on improve.
hent Do American securities There WAS
some buying Tor foreign account and "a little
selling as we'll Manhattan was ln demand
~ operators. who desired 10 OBTAIN "a con I
trolling Interest. Aicgi-1u was boIgnt Tor
boston "a. cunt. ana there were larfe D1r.
haHInR orders fYr reading aua thiia
deiFlIa. scar ~ N AoauHg Western
phioA stock Has warning ~ tho
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short interest to cover. Washington news
TOO va very faYOfa lie to ~ immediate vote
on the silver bill in the Senate ald this dis
co iiaEeu operat olS on the part OF the bears
ana lett the marhct practically In the hands
OF TIE bulls Opcl ing prices werc higher than
yesterday closing sales. and the market
moved up with about 1889 q cock. when
SAFES - realize pIOdts brought auout n frac-
noh3l reaction. he depression was of brief
duration; as ii was, I, was Slicht ami tho up
ward movement was qui ky resumed IN /
con- MED to the lose. final realizing being in
many cases at the highest hglrss of the day
aad IN Few Instances more than a small
Ira,u)n below the best. Cordage W. S an
exception 10 the general list, the publication
OF the receiver report having been accepted
as CntayCrl lie. Common stock opened at II
decline OF IS per cent. and fell l., per cent.
additional y statement was then given out
rs coming from the counsel Of the re- Ocgani-
zluCn committee to the effect that tho hguI es
ala not fairly report the present condition of
tie company, and that q supplemental report
Wo0l1 make much better showing fhis IN
uuccd purchases and the shares rallied 10
p IS, but re acted at the close to 26'e. he ad-
vance IN the general list on the transactions
OF the day extended TO 3 per cent, with Great
improvement, st. Paul appre iating
TO 2b, Rock Island ~, Chi
cago, Burlington and Quincy Ia, North
west and -, Paul preferred I per teut Su
gar res ,; Baltimore and ohio and ConSoljda
ted Gas rs, Wheeling and Lake Erie pre-
icrred a. Missouri Pacific Western Union
Pulln and Louisville and Nashville ~
Chicago Gas liq. General electric and Dis
tlling 10 and Sugar preferred Cotton OIL
tobacco, starch Lake Eric and Western
Iowa Central preferred and f. Il, second pre-.
ierred per cent In exception to the gen,
eral strength, Edison Electric declined .
kuorer preferred ~. Illinois Central and
Flint and Pere Marquette IA and Cotton oil
prcterred9l per cent The railroad and mis-
ocllaneous bond market was very active ana
strong.
Ihp ClOSlnn hins Wara
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points he fanc'e that the big rise has begun,
and not only buys but buys a great deal more
than he Is able to protect. A reaction OF
twenty five points leaves him helpless, and
the forced sale OF his holdings helps to de-
pre- prices further. The expected rise may
come or Ii may not, but 1t certainly will not
be has'cled by rash buying OF the kind
described. With the present outlook we be
lieve that speculative purchases, not pro
tected to the extent OF iifty points, are con
slant and serious MANAGE TO values"
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New York Oct &c Cleared, steamer Avalon
lBr.. Cox, savannah.
Baltimore, oct 26-Cleared, schrs Cora H
Hanson. Stahl. Galveston S A Rpdoldh,
Burns, Fernandina.
Brunswick. Ott 26-Arriyed, rsteamer Elm
field lBrI, johnson, 81 Vincent CIV; bark
Sigue NOrl Johansen. Tybee; brig Maya
guez lSpl, WHO, 1T Johns Pr.
Cleared, bark Jerusalem Norl Erlksen.
London
Cape Henry, Oct 2G-Sailcd. steamer Garde-
mia lBrl. Baltimore for savannah.
Galveston. Oct s16-Arrived, sChr Willie
Ann. LoUertsou Port Isabel
Cleared, steamers Memnon BrI. Cave. Liv-
crpool Joseph John lBrl, Nulock bremen.
Benito iSpl, ArHno. Liverpool; schr Linah q
kaminskt Anderson. Liverpool
sailed, sieariers salopln Bril- SandCrson,
HayTc; COllnghnm tlrl. Watson. Liverpool.
fernandina Ott 2i-S sailed, schr Howard u
Peck, Mehanoy New London.
Continued on Sixth Page
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At the last call the market closed duh for
pales and steldy for medium and common
AIDES There we're sales OF small lots at a
ue1line o. from 100 to 25J on pale and medium
grades out the quotations on the Board OF
ra1e remained unchanged at the CLOSING.
The sales Of the day were about 2.OJJ barrels
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Rice


Spirits Turpentine-The market opened
firm at PC. for regulars with sales of 49,
casks reported at the Board of Trade The
market closed at 80 p. IN. when the same
quotation was posted There was good de-
mand at the price
Rosin-lho market is inclined to weaken
from the firm situation which has hald forthe
past month. At the Board of Trade at the
INST call at II O'Clock, the market opened
quiet for palas and steady for medium ald
lows.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-10-29

Steamship Kansas City, Fisher, New York
&C. G.. Anderson
Bark silo Norl, Jacobsen, Hamburg
Chr Dahl s. Co.
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Steamship ChatJahoochee, New York.
Steamship Decatur II Miller Baltimore.
Steamship lncharren lBri, Bremen.
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COMMERCIAL.
SAVANNAH MARKETS.
OFFICE MORNING NEWS.
Savannah, Ca, Oct, -, 1898.
Cotton.

The market opened steady AMI unchanged
with better demand than had been cyinced
for the past few days. q he advance in New
York Yes erday had the enect Of strengthen
ing our market. On change at the first cal
at lO.30 q, IN. the market was tulletined un
changed with sales of 7l9 bales. At the
regular midday call at p. m. the market re
manned steady and unchanged, the sales be
ing q bales. At the last call at p. m. the
market closed steady and unchanged with
sales of $50 bales. The entire sales of tht
day were 1854 tales The oticial quotations
at the Ose OF the market were Us follows:
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-10-29

Sells boys and children's Hats, p cent
upward. l2 Brough,oa street.-ad.
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Rss,5'..:..4ss. 81! 81 81 81 81
Corn
October ........3SR 3Sas 3sl4 3sif
November ......3s3R 3S3l 3sl% 3sH
December ......3Sss 3SS5 3s6 3S&
May .............42I9 42J{ 42a5 494
Oats
H # #:.::::: !: !: q !.
Mess Pork ''
October. ....s $40 95 $40 95 Sl6 95 $40 o.
January ........ Il 55 IA 90 Il 47}a "A AK
october"......slo l24sio 12llslo 10 $40 10
January I;y ,;;is.,.''. $ ~ ) AZ ) IS 5 IA
October ........ss s7lls s s7lls 70 $50
January. ........ Z 52R 57is 52Is 52x
Baltimore, oct. 2s.-Wheat strong; spot
00IaaGt sc October 61tsM65Bc; December
spot 45AG6l6c; October asa Gti6c; year aye
Co1ee ana eggs unchanged Butter, receipts
hot equal 70 demand with market some what
weaker; fancy creamCry 2Sc; straight and
fancy creamery 23zu25, No fancy creamery
, lbDlSc; country rolls leGI i9c creamery prints
| % pounds 2S03Oc; rolls 2,03Ge; jobbing
atOut lc higher.
Cincinnati, oct. 23-Flour moderate de-
mand, slow ana easy. Wheat tirmer: No.
red t2c. Corn slow and easy; No = mixed
4Jc Oats rarely It lady; No. mixed 29lsc.
X e slow an easy; No. 2 5lhc Pork dun,
ar 90. lard firm, 50 G2lgQS) Is. Bulk
meats firm 81 62lsDsO IS. Bacon easy. Slo2j
OSLO 20. WHISKY Ia good demand. higher;
sales ca barrels, Mt IL H. Butter steady
21c Sugar steady. Eggs slow and ,avy l7l.
Cheese strong.
New Orleans, Oct 2s-Sugar strong; ooen
Kettle, fair &c, centrifugal. plantation granu-
lated ll-l6c; OF centrifugal Rranulated "a
ass; choice white 4Ac; OF white 41R60f5sc;
gray white 1903 l5l6c choice yellow clari-
he'd 34@3bc; prime clarified 3am35sc; or
clarified 31503 7-l6c; seconds 246334c Others
I'm hanged
ST. Louis. Oct %. - Flour stronger but
not quota1le changed Wheat opened light
3gc up, but realizing put prices back to last
night closing Of the futures; cash held irs
gain; No. 2 red cash and October closed
6DAc; November 6lI(c nominal; December
02HGh63c. MAY 703a6d70tSc bid. Corn was
and October 64c; November 354c bid De-
cember and wear 3iisc bid; May 3s-; Oats
firm little trading; No , cash and October
26Hc; November 27c bid; MAY 3i5sc hid.
Rye held higher No. >, 4ic bid, 1910 asked.
Barley quiet and steady; sales OF Iowa made
nj fsc. Eggs higher at l71ac. Bagging and
cotton ties unchanged, Whisky higher 81 IS.
Provisions quiet and unchanged, except
lard. 10 B714, and bacon packed shorts, $40 80
OSLO era.
New York, Oct. 2s-Rice ARM domestic
fair to extra 3D5'ac; Japan 4i40i55c.
Petroleum, OILS. Eto.
New York. Oct. 2s-Cotton seed oil
steady; prime crude 3Gc yellow 4Oc.
Naval Stores.
New York. oct. 28-Rosin steady: strained
common TO good ii 171a@il 20. rurpentine
Charleston. O5t % - Spirits turpentins
firm at nc. Resin firm at 81 % for good
strained.
Wilmington. oct. es.-Rosin firm: strained
tine dull at PC. Tar firm at 81 % Turpen-
tine gust; hard 81 0J soft 81 6J;yirgin 81 g.
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LaFar


Sells mems underwear, cheap; 1872
Broughton strect-ad
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MAR NE INTELLIGENCE.

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LaFar.

LaFar,
Is agent for Dunlaps fine hats; 1872
BroughtOn street.-ad
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Sells tho best o-ceHthat l82 Broushton
sgrecs.-ad.
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Treats you well and gives most for
your money; try him. 132 Broughton
street I'D
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Steamship Baron Adro5san lDrl. Corning.
Boston Strachan & Co.
Arrived Up from Quarantine Yesterday
Bark Leandro [Ausl Martinolieh-Chr G
Dahl & Co.
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Steamship Iris Bell, SInit Antwerp-Ant-
werp Naval Stores Co.
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Arrived at Quarantine Yesterday.

Bark Derwanderer lGerl, Beyer-Paterson
Downing & Co.
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To the Public.

SAVANNAH. GA. Oct. 10. 1893.
herewith recommend to the sufferers Of
rheumatism and rheumatic pains =. L. p, as
1 have ,arefully tested il and found perma-
ueat relief. also my son. who has been suf-
fering for yea with rheumatism He has used
r. p T. tho last year with good results and
has not suffered since; he is still using IL and
would not 90 without il II IL cost double or at
any prllc-ad Yours truly.
CHAs Seller.
Brewer.
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LaFar.

Sells the best 81 20 hat; 1872 Broughton
street.-ad.
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Market for poultry steady; fair demand:
grown fowls 2 rair, 75c; q grown, 5Oa6Oc:
= grown chickens 40J45c u pair; geese u
pair 9OcQ$l; ducks, 65G555c. Market
for eggs is firm. Supply fair; country
demand fair, market steady; fancy h. D. Va
4 d. b3a@6ci h. p. u b, 41ac; small. b. D., d