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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-24

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a. n.,s.ir $500. AZ No.Lsgnn /. ~
thu city sp~sdlng her holiday vacasioa
With her rnother aud friends
M,. Fr.nk M.llox and dsnshtrr
fr~r- from FoFt Wayns. Iad. are spend.
i.r Christsaas xtth Mr.. and Mrs Seil
Major ON Co,t ss>nua
IN. Am.. Sand.y school viii b. en-
,a,tat,,d "a eshristma. n,uht nv A lee.
tsr, IN tbs rorid'a fair Illustrated nv
stsreoptich vieea
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81 ~. = rx NV ..,,.ial a Io~lx-rb, o.i
No. ! 90 CsFlstmas nixht snd serve 70
fre-hmsats
y "A No-eer ~ the freight DEPART
meat u the a. a W. NJ. wunt 10 Detroit
Yesterday 20 spend the Christmas with
f.lsiives
arthur sink q team.ter. had he foot
eruab~d ~ q ssxon passing over u yes'
t-rday afternoon The smoutanee took
hin aene
ihs hsehth Werd renasy osoup.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-24

Bssjsnln AlspAugh % Lincols. Cal,
vss 10 the city yesterday visiting old
cDuradss % the G. A. X. especially
nsmbsra of the old Third infAntry. Mr.
Aispaugh 10 now . wealthy fruit grower
In California and has besn making an
extended Wait In the east. he viii re-
turn 10 California this week aud ex.
pscts 10 reach home before New Years
day. During the afternoon yesterday
be visited General A. A. Stevens with
whom he was well acquainted during
the var bur whom he had not seen
since they we're discharged.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-24

The choir Of the Division Street meth
odist church has been reconstructed for
the coming year. with the following
singers: Mrs +. NJ Davis. soprano; Mrs
W. IL LOOMS. contraito; w. H. Loomis.
tenor. and Oscar Wilmarth. bass.
Tho Westminster presbyts church
will have . quartet composed Of the fol-
loving singers: Miss Goodman. Miss
Morrisssy. Mr.. Grant and DIR. Joy.
The Fountain Street baptist church
will also make some changes in its cnoir
Ioft. but they have not been announced
"A vet
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-24
GAVE THREE MORTGAGES


r b. Dikemsn. doing q Wholesale
and retail cigar and tobacco business az
Ma II Canal strret, died three chattei
mortgages yesterday afternoon. aggrs.
eating sii.9sk Tue hrst mortgage was
fll>d AZ o'clock and runs % he vile
Ella b Dikenan. IL j. for t4.5oo aud
covers all hls stock aud n1tures. horses.
harness AID earriagsA The second
mortgage runs 90 Aaron b Dikemsn.
his son. II VS. fled ct i.O1 p m. and is
Tor $500 IA covers all HE stock TN.
lures and aecounts The third is for
ts.ist. running 10 Mary A. Hsxtou. aud
covers oil ths sfaek The conditions %
TIE mortgages are that Mf. Diksman be
allowed % conflnus In business II the
mortgages are paid when due.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-24
Beware Of olntnsass fss cssuh Tia
csntssa Msseusy,

- mercury will surely destroy the sense
q smell sad eompl@tsly dsrangs the
whole system shsa satsfins 10 thFough
the Mucous surfaces. saoh articles
should seses bs usea except on pre-
scfiptisns ffem repatsbls physicsans, a.
ths dsmaes they sii 30 10 fold 10
the esd yea csa possibly derive frcsm
ib>rn Hale CstsfFh cure nsnufas-
tgr~l ~ D. J. chesey q Co. foissfo. %.
sseatsies 40 mercury, snd y taken ~
t-rnslly. scfins directly upon the tiood
And mncoes sastsces q the system. II
kurinz Hale calarfb Care bs sure pea
ret tse ssasins a. - taken lsternaIly
aad nzsls in teisdn. O.. ~ y. j. Chsaey
A ca fsstinoaisis free.
EE~ssd ~ dsaExists price - esiiss
Ssr ketils
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-24
Merry cnr,s,mas.

Julius A. j. Friedrich never uttered a
more sincere expression than he did
yesterday 20 a representative OF THf
HERALD when be said Young man. you
may cay to the readers OF THE HEKALp
that IL IL my earnest wish thar all may
enjoy a merry Christmas and a New
Year filled with far more prosperity
than the one now on the eve Of closing.
Ny holiday trade" the gentleman con.
tinued. has been all could expect un.
der the circumstances. but We will all
now begin TO stir up business for "a
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-24
Kid gloves at Stauifer's.
South End Club
Busy Beehive.

Sample rooms. Choice wines. liquors
and cigars Morris Donahue.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-24
Tho streat Car Code.


No less an authority than Figaro, the
leading Partisan newspaper, has taken up
the question of street car politeness. We
may take Eigaro's decision as final unless
reversed by Ward McAlliste-.
Figaro was asked the following ques-
ton thus stated: "Shall a gentleman,
seated IN an omnibus or street car. all the
seats being occupied, give up his seat TO a
lady who may then appear"
Figaro says: In a public conveyance
each one should occupy the place for
which he has paid" This decision was
arrived at from canvass of the polite,
one of which class says when a lady
is content with a cheap mode of locomo-
ton provided by such conveyance, she ac-
cepts the conditions eutailed In most
cases a woman is able TO see whether or
no all the seats are occupied If there is
no vacant scat and she enter, she assumes
the conditions of seatlessness. "
To permit gentleman TO disturb him
self when few minutes wait would bring
car with plenty of room, says Figaro,
shows want of feeling. And nothing,
continues this authority, is more out-of-
place than a long-drawn-out refusal of
seat.
"A woman in a public conveyance
should remain standing when there is no
vacant seat. Just as a man does in similar
circumstances. The dictum has gone
forth.
To give a seat TO a sick or infirm person.
or woman carrying a child, is not polite
ness, that is charity.
Keep your seats gentlemen.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-24
Tlt

New York Sept c2-Ricc arm and fair
demands domestic fair TO extra 3S85Ac,
Japan fA6t4Nc.
New Orleans, Sept. g3-Ricc quiet. fair
Sac; heads tc, good sac; ordinary Be, com.
mon 2ibc; No. p lHc; rough Pc; actual salcs
i50
Petroleum, Oils, Etc,
New York Sept q Cotton seed oil
quiet and hrm. crude 35.i36c, yellow prime
l0c
New York. Sept -. - Petroleum firm and
quiet, crude. in barrels. A.; Parker s
crude, In bulk, g.; Washington In barrels,
q 40; Washington. in bulk A. 20, refined
New York 81 TO- refined Philadelphia and
Baltimore In barrels, s. 10; refined Phiia-
delphia and Baltimore, in bulk 81 GOl5S2 Is.
Naval stores.
New York, Sent. 2S-Rosin firm and dull;
strained, common To good. al 07is0l&l 10.
Turpentne quiet and steady at 2SG2s1ac.
Wilmington, Sept. 23-Rosn was firm;
strained az 75c; good strained SOC. Spirits
turpentine quiet 25c. Tar Arm at 81 o.
Crude turpontine steady; hard 81 %; soft
and virgin 81 90
Charleston, Sept %. - Spirits turpentine
firm at 2iHc Rosin firm az Soc for good
strained
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-24

Baltimore Md, Sept 23-Flour quiet.
steady unchanged western supertne 81 900
, IS: western extra 81 l002 %; extra family
s. 2Oa$3 80. winter wheat patents s. 1908 So;
spring wheat patents 81 1904 40 Wheat
easy; No, red spot 7OAGD7O2c; September
delivery 704M5OAc; October delivery 70hm
70Ac; December delivery 73Au73Ac (;
steamer No red 65llGG6hc milling wheat.
by sample, 706G72c Corn firm; mixed spot
40 bid; September delivery i9c bid; year
47iac hid: white corn by sample 55c; yellow
corn by sample, 53a54c Oats tirmer; No. 2
white western 371zm3sc No. mixed western
34ld@35c Rye dull; No ., SIC. Hay fairly
active; good to choice timothy Sl4 5Ol3Sl5 S.
Grain freights dun and unchanged; steam
to Liverpool per bushel | IA: Cork, for
orders, per quarter 2s 3D.; cotton per 100
pounds pc; -four per 100 pounds l3c. Pro
visions steady; mess pork Sl7 90. Bulk
meats. loose shoulders SAC; long clear
llhc; clear rib sides NE sugar picked
shoulders llAc; suRar-cured smoked should
ers 919c; suear-cured hams l3Ac. Lard, re-
fined lie. Butter very firm; creamery fancy
27Gt2Sc creamery fair TO choice 2j0626c;
creamery limitations 2lM23c Eggs Arm, at
INC, Coffee steady; Rio cargoes, fair i9c;
No. T. 1sAc. Sugar firm; graduated 51ac.
Peanuts unchanged; fancy hand picked &c.
Whisky unchanged 81 l95lSl 20.
Cincinnati. Sept. % - Flour spring pat
ents a. OO05s5 20; family e. 1908 90; fancy
So 25lS3 60. Wheat firm No red &c. Corn
steady; No. yellow Al(c; No. mixed 43I
yellow ear 4sc. Oats-No. 2 white 33c; No.
white choice 3lhc; No. mixed 29&c.
Rye drm-No 2, sic. Pork-city mess SIC So;
clear mess sls CO., family pork sls 90. Lard
strong; s cam leaf 80 250S9 75. Dry sailed
meats-shoulders 81 25; short rib sides $40 %:
short clear sides 81 %; boxed short clear
sides 81 75 Bacon steadv-shOulders $S 50;
short RIB sides 81 so; short clear sides Sl2 So
boxed short clear sides 8l2 50. Butter firm
and quiet. Whisky steady at 81 ~
81. Louis. Sept. 2}-tlour the feeling
was weak in sympathy with wheat; patents
50 1903 IS choice family 81 00ltS2 10; extra
fancy 81 561S2 90. Wheat lower; September
delivery closed 35c: October delivery 81 q c.
Corn lower and weak: September delivery
closed 3sc; October delivery 87t37l4c; De
cember delivery 36c. Oats lower October
delivery closed 261zc; May delivery 3l5Rc
Pork. new selling closed at 8i7 %; on orders
S17 251&l7 So Lard prime steam, 50 SOC
nominal Dry sailed meats-shoulders loose
81 OElS7 p; longs and clear ribs $40 20;
shorts $40 90 Bacon-boxed shoulders ~ -.
longs a en- clear ribs al ca short ribs
sl2 %. High wines steady at 81 u.
New Orleans, Sept. 23.-CoGee steady: Ordi
nary lgsic; fair 20'5c: joD lots &c higher.
Sugar strong. open kettle, no offerings;
ccntrifugals 7-l6c; on white 7i6c. prime
yellow clarified DC. seconds 33i6c MOlasses
nominal: open kettle. no offerings; Ceutrifu-
gals, good common &c; common and inferior
Be-
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-24

Gainesville sun: Complaints are coming in
Qally from residents Of the surrounding coun-
Try IN regard to killing of quail The law pro
letIlng TINS game does not expire for over
TWO months, and yet it is said that hundreds
a e. killed every day in the country around
GAINESVILLE. The proper authorities should
Iook into this matter and see that it is
stopped, or when the time comes that people
are allowed to kill them there will be none to
Pensacola Daily News: Mr.. NJ J. Wright
u. observer of the local weather bureau. fur
L.SheS the following valuable information:
ne approach of local frost can be foretold
WIN very considerable accuracy from the
!gdulhg OF properly exposed dry and wet
SSAeImometers. When the temperature is 50
ug-Iees or below multiply the difference be-
tween the readings of the thermometers by
- ana when the sum thus obtained is sub
1aCOCv from the reading OF the dry thermom-
veI IL leaves the approximate degrees to
night"
Idte CITY Chronicle: A surprising instance
" wee growth is to be seen in the front yard
", MS d. RINK, on the corner of Fourth
S,Leet and Cypress avenue in this city. A
it1aItdrln orange tree, planted as a mere
,.. Two years ago last June, Is to-day hang
~ vi OF oranges. We saw $50 counted on
~, rec which is but six feet high, but with
tLa. Ldleral extension, and were assured
r. nearly nifty had already been taken on
w. sue next the street; in other words. the
thar mas ,'1 9orne nearly box of oranges in less
rrov... lall lle time that 1t takes DuQdeu
10 oegin to come into bearing.
fan Banner: Joe Nickel OF postoflce
VIZ, turned from the Midway Plalsance TO
tor'e WIN bold stroke of fever He threw
po,toten"g week I effort, and is at his desk in the
dso'lgt. While Joe was taking in the sights
for INDY City his conscience smote him
vsit.r..-5 80 giddy during the week and
meet -Ne theaiers nightly so TO do work
Sur5sg- Itpeniance he became real good
Church ,Ehi and thought he would 20 to
a chm he got into what he supposed TO he
Sunni. VI building but Judge OF ais intense
UH-arg, NAeh me lights were turned on TO
thin eral hundred ballet girls making
lion. .r .A before his eyes by their egolu-
glgera# m Ase. oog has not yet fully re-
fever ana 10 Is believed IL gave him the
Do.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-24

Per steamship VIM Lawrence for Balti.
more-W II Haddock, Mr. Watson, Francis
Gelylan, l. Mangan, Miss Maggie Riley.
Miss Mary Riley, Miss Annie Riley. John ID
McElvoy. G. Davis George Davis. A Smith.
Per steamship Nacoochee for New Y orlS -
y M Stypc Herman Myers. w Butler, J -
Meyer. VIM Ellis Jr, } Fargo, J M Suther-
land.
per steamship City of Augusta from New
York-John Halligan. A Lichtenstein, II
Lichtensteln, j Harris J Rutherford, Miss
l Oelschig, Mrs A c Oelschtg A II Myres and
wife, Mrs Lazarus, Robt Mcintyre and wife,
Miss $ FARRELL Mrs l. Goldman, w X COe,
Mrs NJ J Mcbride, II II Hayn, Miss X Nc
Shane, M j Kennickel, w Wheatley
ana wife Mrs Myer and children, Max
Stern, G II Opdyke. II II Mullarky N Conway,
VIM Davies, Mrs II Donahue, Miss X Cooley,
Mrs M J Cusack, NJ Cooley Jr, NJ Cooley ST.
r. Pell, Chas Marks, NJ Strauss, Geo II Dun
ham tcoD, Mrs VIM Hammock cob, Miss
Houston (col), Miss Pittman (coD Miss s
Williams lcoll, Miss Richardson (coD, Miss
johnson cob, 6 Daggett cob VIM Ham
mock (co), Louis Davis (col), l. Forester
(COll, and As Storage.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-24
COMMERCIALS
SAVANNAH MARKETS..
OFFICE MORNNG NEWS.
savannah. Ca. Sept %. 1898.

The market was quiet and steady and sales
were made on basis OF quotations. The de
m and was fair but lessened somewhat on
account OF lighter offerings. besides, buyers
were holding OF on account of the reported in
creased receipts at interior towns which it is
expected viii greatly Increase the receipts at
this port next week The Liverpool demand
being strong, the prices are holding good.
There was no change in the quotations OF
spots from the closing Of yesterday. The mar,
ket closei quiet, the sales for the entire day
being $50 tales The official quotations at
the cotton exchange were as follows:
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-24
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.


New York, Sept. p. 4 D. m-Money on call
is nominal at per cent
Prime mercantile paper, 7l1S per cent
Bar silver 73I2c.
Mexican dollars 5S4
Sterling exchange Is strong, with actual
business in bankers bills at "a S1G1f Sll5
for sixty days and 81 SO 4G14 S6Ii for demand ;
posted rates 81 S504 87l3.
Commercial bills "a s294 al 1874 for sixty days
and "A o3A04 S594 for demand.
Government bonds steady. State bonds
dull. Railroad bonds weak.
Silver at the stock Exchange to-day was
neglected.
New York. Sept % noon.-The following
were the opening quotations:
Erie. .................... 1874
Chicago and Northwestern........ 99L
Lake Shore ............... l20H
Norfolk and Western preferred ......... 22%
Richmond and West Point Terminal. 39s
Western Union. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. STA
New York Sept. 23.-The incident OF the
day at the stock exchange was the selling of
a block of Rock Island, st. Paul, Baltimore
and Ohio and Sugar for account of Harris &
Co. of the Consolidated Exchange. over TO-
OO0 shares were closed out. The firm in ques-
tion has dissolved and will go out OF business
The market generally speaking. was inclined
TO weakness because Of the relief that the
chances Of repeal Of the silver bill by the
Senate are diminishing. As result. holders
of stocks are reducing their lines, while the
bears are more active. The prices Of
stocks ranged from q to Ia and,as a rule the
lowest figures Of the day were current at the
close. The ank statement is favorable as, il
has failed to check the downward tendency.
Louisville and Nashville was decidedly easier
for borrowing purposes. 1t opened at 3-l6 per
cent. per diem premium but after the close
went fiat The bank statement reflects the
tide Of currency towards the center. Sales OF
listed stocks aggregated 1000: unlisted 5000
Frba clos1po, bfos ware.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-24
BR1DLINa THEIR TONGUES.
One Hundred Young Women are
Spending Their Time Quietly in a
NCruant


Spending Their Time Quietly in a
Convent.
From the Philadelphia Press.
New York, Sept. 2O.--You could
hear a pin drop in the House of st.
John the Baptist, No 233 East Seven
teenth street, all day to-day.
There are there one hundred women, as
sociates of the order of St. John the Bap-
list. They are trying to mortify the
flesh. Like the gloomy monks of La
Trappe, they have put blind brides on
their tongues, which holy writ teaches
are sinful members Of the human organi-
cation.
The young women are spending their
time IN meditation upon sacred things. and
in listening to good advice and counsel
from Rev. DR. Huntington. At the close OF
each lecture they retire 70 their rooms 10
think Of what has been said. a sister in
full standing sees TO their comfort while
in retreatment.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-24

Schr NJ B Millen, Rumill, Philadelphia
Master.
Schr John c Gregory, Andreason Now York
George Harriss 4 Co.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-24

Steamship City Of Augusta, DaRgett. New
York-C G. Anderson.
Bark Emelia Port Media, Kotounu, ballast
to load lumber for Lisbon via New York
Esteve & Co.
Schr Greenleaf johnson, Woodruff, New
YoEk-Master.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-24

Bark Tros lNorl, Herlofson Rio Janeiro
ballast, TO load naval stores for Europe
J H Minis Il Co.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-24
On hand Sept. %, 1898. .,..


Spirits Turpentine-The market declined
a at the opening call at the Board of Trade,
and sales of 2,5 casks were reported at 25Ac.
At the last cali at 80 p. m, 25c was bid for
regulars. Sales Of receipts were made at the
closing price.
Rosin-The market remains firm with a
strong demand and large sales The sales
amounted to about 1000 barrels at quotations
At the opening and closing of the marke.
at the Board of Trade the following quotations
were posted
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-24
smiled NcsterdnY.


Steamship VIM Lawrence, Baltimore.
Barkontine Cosmo fBrl Rotterdam.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-24
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

sun Rises. ............. ..,.,....... SOL
Sun Sets. Observation-Disclosures. $50
N~~~~~~~~-~~~-~~~~~~~~~ ~-~~~~~-~~~~~~~-~~~-~~
High Water at Fort Pulaski $50 am, 6.Ol pm
Central Standard Tmel.
Sunday. Sent "a 1907
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-24

Mona, queen of Corea is said 10 10 the
yea- r..4' acts ass her physician si5 0oua
10. tao' '.l''..ler .ae Queen Is Kept healthy or
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-24

Steamer AIpha, Daniels, BIunton-U IT
MedloCk
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-24

Memoranda.
Beaufort SC, Sept 22-Satled, from Bull
River, schr VIM II Sumner. Carteret NJ.
Georgetown, SC Sept - Sailed, schr Mel
lie Floyd, Johnston, New York Arrived,
schr Ettie II Lister, Mason from Philadel.
phia
Boston Sept 81 Cleared. steamer Swedish
Prince Il}rl, Dunbar. Fernandina.
Baltimore, Sept Arrived, schr Jennie
Thomas, Young, savannah. Cleared, schrs
John Haladay, Fernandina Mary 5 Brad
shaw. Van Glider, jacksonville
Darien, Sept 2l-Cleared, schr Frank Van
derherchen, Torbert Elizabethport
Liverpool sept 20 Arrived steamer Rita
[Spl Cemga, Pensacola
London, sept 20-Arrived, bark Sirrah
[Norl Andersen. Savannah.
Trieste Sept lS-Arrved, steamer Tyne.
head Brl Carr Pensacola via 80 Mchaels.
Virgo, Sept l2-Satled. Josie Estere.
West Hartlepool, sept 20-Sailed, bark Az
venire Lltall, Blagtno, Pensacola
Nouce to Mariners.
Pilot charts and ali nautical Information
win be furnished masters OF vessels free OF
charge IN United States photographic once
to the custom house. Captains are requested
In call at the ONCE.
Receipts.
Per South Bound Railroad Sept 2S-
3l3 bales cotton.
Per Central Railroad. Sept pa
2s52 bales cotton, 243 bbls spirits turpentin9,
$50 bbls rosin. rs casks clay, 10 boxes tobacco.
bbls liquor, buggy, 200 paw brick, 2 cars coal
8 empty barrels, car Cabbage and potatoes
30 sacks bran, $50 bbls lime. | car tr meat, li5
plIgs mdse 1852 bales domcstcs. I bbls OIL =
pkgs furniture, 81 pkgs hardware 10 bales
hides, 25 sacks feed, I iron safe, 80 pkgs
household goods, car terra Gotta, car wood
2S9 sacks corn 30 sacks meal, 41 pieces
bacon.
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway
Sept % rs bales cotton, car oil car Ice
5 cars wood, iron drum, case rubber goods
81 boxes tobacco, pkgs box material, 80
cases oysters, box rollers Dbl -four, 1 box
brooms car household goods 25 bbls meal,
3 carts, buggy carriage, Ids wheels, 2
pair shafts.
Per savannah Florida and Western Rail
way sept IA ,gl5 bales cotton, /, 432 bbls rosin
667 bbs spirits turpentine, 20 cars lumber,
car iron, cars wood. . cars oats, | car meal,
car bran, car hay, oil boxes I case letter
files, bbl wine, Dbl cider, 2 bbls bottles, 81
cases eggs, bbl eggs, I case cigars, ] fierce
lard 3 boxes tobacco. lifting Jack, 1 empty
carboY, box raisins, bag collars 1 box
marble, 10 pkgs mdse, l75 bales moss, rs
boxes fruit, . bbs fruit 10 boxes lemons o
boxes drugs 3 sacks wax, 20 bags m seeds
Exports.
Per steamship Dessoug for New York
81 bales upland cotton, Al bales paper stock,
~ bales domestiCS aud yarns, ! bbl crude
rosn, $40 bbls rosin, l42 bbls spirits turpentine
o. $50 feet lumber. > bbls rosin oil, "a casks
clay, bale wool 20 plSgs fruit 23 bales moss,
$50 tons pig iron. bblS metals, "a pkgs
hosiery, 26G empty kegs
Per steamship VIM Lawrence for Baltimore
Il O7S bales cotton. $50 bhls rOsn 81 bbls rice
boxes oranges, l5l boxes lemons . bales wool
bales domGstcs.
Per schr M Millen, for Philadelphia
% SOP feet lumber 'ricrson g. Co
Per schr JohnC Gregory for New York
267 400 feet p p lumber-Cooney Eckstein &
Co.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-24
Country Produce.

Market for poultry steady; fair demand:
grown fowls II Iair, Zoe; a grown, 4On50c;
4 grown chickens, 35Q4Oc q plir; geese q
pair 90c@$I; ducks, G50 15c. Market
for eggs is firm. Supply fair; country
per dozen l7dlSc. Peanuts-Ample stock,
demand fair, market steady; fancy h. p. Va.
z b. 512@6c; h. p. u II, 4Iac; small, h. p, q
Do. &c.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-24

sunday, Sept "a, 1893,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-24

Pilot charts and ali nautical information
will be furnished masters OF vessels free OF
charge IN United States photographic once
TO the custom house. Captains are requested
In call ut the Office
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-24

New York, Sept %. P. m.-Money on call
is nominal at , per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, 7G1s per cent.
Bar silver 73I2c.
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