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The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-12-06
Probate Court.

Anna Garrett adopted by Weston and
Nora Penson.
Lille Garrett adopted by Henry and
PAMELA Dickson.
Edna Belle Mamma adopted by Ira v.
and Emma L. Powers.
Will Of julius ]. Krause, late OF Am.
herst, admitted to probate.
Toney W. Jameson, Of Avon, declared
insane and ordered conveyed to Toledo.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-12-06
A Child Eninya

The pleasant flavor, gentle action and
soothing effect Of Syrup Of Firs, when in
need "f . laxstine. and II the father or
mother be cnsiive or bilious. the most
gratifying results follow its use: 20 that
Il tisAASsesttsnily-rvBsiy- known
every family <houid have abostie.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-12-06
Our japanese Department is now
open.

We extend cordial invitation to visit store
and examine the unique and beautiful articles therein dis
played.
No people in the world can equal the japanese in
the forming of cays and the decorating of porceans. We
have procured the best specimens of their latest produc
ons, comprising delicate eggshe cups and saucers, tea
pots, sugar and creamers SMALL odd shaped dishes and
other useful well ornamental articles All of these
will be placed sale at prices which will be revelation
to those accustomed to associate japanese goods with
high prices and, therefore, uxures. We would advise
early inspection in order to procure the choice OF the
stock for holiday presents, etc. before the assortment is
broken.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-12-06
Notice.

Everybody be sure and come to the G..
A. X. hall Tuesday evening, December 12,
and get good 10c corn supper. After
supper do not miss seeing the great "Art
Exhibition" in the main room. Admission
only Sc. More fun than anything yet
Never seen here before.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-12-06

The bitter experience that number
will likely experience the present winter
should have q tendency TO urge them to
look up work 10 do in the future during
the bright summer days and not devote so
much time in idleness
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-12-06
Notice.

The Junior Kings Daughters will hold
fair the latter part of next week. The
money received is to be used for charita-
BILE purposes on Xmas. A meeting Of the
Junior Kings Daughters will be held Fri
day afternoon Of this week at their room.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-12-06
The CrOsier Case.

The time to argue the question for a new
trial was, by consent, continued until Mon
day, December 4, but the attorneys for the
state claimed that they were too i'll to at
tend to it, and the court set Saturday, Dec.
0, at o a. m. for the hearing.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-12-06

BUsH-C0ATs.-At the VI. Z. parsonage. by
EFT. Hagerman, on the evening Of Dec. End.
1893, Mr.. +. d. Bush. Of Wellington. and Miss
Cora Coats, Of Brighton.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-12-06

Positive economy, peculiar merit and
wonderful medicinal power are all CON.
hined In lIood's SArsapafiIla TtyNfc
Hoods curea
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-12-06
Church Notes.


Rev. G. G. Ball, Of Caledonia, is assist
ing Rev. Hagerman in revival meetings
this week. There will be meetings held
every evening this week except Saturday.
CONGREGATIoSAL.
Next Sunday evening the pastor will be-
gin series Of three friendly talks with
young people about Jesus Christ. The
subjects and dates will be as follows: Dec.
10, "How to Find Christi" Dec. II, allow
TO Follow Christi" Dec. 81, "How to Bring
Our Friends to Christ"
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-12-06
Interesting to All.

1t will not be necessary for you to take trip TO
Japan this fall have arranged to bring the products
Of the people of that faro country direct to yonr door,
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-12-06

LINDER Dec. 4, 1893. OF Brlght's dlseas'.
John Llnder, aged Il years, s months. Fan
eral to-day at p. m. at the residence Of D..
Llnder. corner Taylor and Barker streets.
Rev. A. p. Skeele officiating.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-12-06
Married.

P0INER-SHERMAN.-At the residence OF
the brides parents on Wheeling avenue, on
the evening Of Nov. p, 1893. by Rev. Z. 7.
Hdgerman. Mr.. Thomas Poiner and Miss
Nellie Sherman.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-12-06

Sunday. Dec. 3. 1893. after long
illness, Mrs. Jane santley, aged 70 years.
Funeral to-day at her late residence "n
Magyar street. Rev. Z. 7. Hagerman ofiicIat-
ing,
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-12-06
Died..

ARN0LD.-0f heart trouble, Nov. %. lSB.
Frank Arnold, aged 81 years. Funeral took
place Sunday under the auspices Of the D..
and A. NJ. at his late residence In the north
east part Of Wellington township. lie was
prominent member and High Priest Of the
chapter In this place.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-12-06
No wonder
We lead i!
More of Harris & Crabtree's shoes are worn

in and about Wellington than any other
make.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-10-26
Memoranda.

New York, Oct 2S-Arrived, schrs Belle
Hooper, Hall Brunswick; G Woodruff,
Townsend, Doboy.
Cleared, schr Red Wing, Johnson, jackson
vile.
Boston. Oct 23-Arrived, schr Myra w
Spear CasweH, Georgetown.
Brunswick, Oct 22-ArriYed, bark California
[Dutchl Rackow, Rotterdam via Tybee; schr
Thelma Leo, Boston.
Sailed schr Chas + Tuttle Ives, New York.
Galveston, Oct 23-Arrived, steamers Comal,
Vincent. CIV; Ferndine lBrl, Clark, Newcas-
tie; Clinton, Wertsch, Morgan City, and
sailed for Brazos, Santiago.
l6th-Sailed, steamers St Clears lBrl, Mar
tin, Velasco Gyller [Norl, Rasmussen,
Havana.
Pensacola. Oct 1s-SaiIed. steamer Day
break lBrl Cardiff; bark Fedelta iItall
Genoa. 19th-Cleared, steamer Oa6dene LBr f.,
Sandal, Nera Cruz.
23d-Arrived. bark Mindet [Norl, Elliasen,
Belfast: tug Carbonero, Hopkins Galveston !:
barge Regulator Hamilton. Galveston land
both cleared 10 return.
Philadelphia, Oct 23-Arrived, schr Robert
w Dasey. Hunter, Fcrnandina.
Plymouth. Oct 23-Sailed, bark VedOVa r
[Itall Rosetta, Savannah.
Stornoway, Oct 23-Arrived, steamer Coro-
nilla Brl, House, Savannah for st Peters
burg.
Carthagena. Oct ls-Sailed. bark Eugenia
M Qtal. MagnascO. Pensacola.
Deal. Oct 22-Passed. bark Maria - Kohrsch
lGerl Bermeister, London for Wilmington.
NC.
Hamburg. oct 22-Arrived bark Laura
Qtall, CaslellanO, Charleston.
Charleston, Oct 23-Arriyod, steamers Sem
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-10-26
THE MORNING NEWS: THURSDAY, OCTOBER rs 1898.

movement from Brazil and steadiness Of spot
market here; eased of later under local hQui-
dations, closing steady OF $3.50 points net ad-
vance, total sales p, 80 bags, including:
December is 7c816 so; January 10 450l6 80;
March Is 203l6 30; May Is 906l6 CO.. Mild
corfeeS quiet but steady; cOrdOva l9A@Cc.
Spot coffee steady No. Rio. 1874 sales,
800 bags Santos, Nos and 5 spot 1888
Santos, No. 0, I74. Hamburg coffee market
firm and fairly active, closing steady at A10lls
advance: sales, 5000 bags. Havre coffee
market advanced q, and closed Al1A net ad-
vance: sales 80, 900 bags London coffee mar
ket advanced Sd. Rio market firm; No.
coffee, exchange standard, Is.
Chicago. Oct. 25.-Repeal has spent its
force. That seemed to be today S verdict in
the wheat pit. Yesterday q mere ramor of
the repeal of the silver purchase act was suf
ficient TO add lac to the price of wheat, and
to day, with that repeal In clear view, the
price declined and lost lc. Repeal, 1t was ar
gued, will make wheat none the less over
plentiful, and, unless either the receipts be
come smaller and the foreign demand more
urgent, IL can have no lasting influence, I'M
less through the revival of the general trade
of the country. Corn dragged on a falling on
In the cash demand, but In strange contra
diction to the expected effect Of light re-
ceipts. The close was NC under yesterdays
final figures. Provisions were again dull and
neglected at considerably lower prices
Chicago, Oct, 25,-CaSn quotations were as
follows: Flour quiet and unchanged s4sseat
No. spring wheat 62'sc, No. spring
wheat 6352W6Ic; No. 2 red 62ssc. Corn
No. 373c. Oats, No 2, 21Ac; No white
301ac; No white 2S1s429c. Rye No, ?,
46047c. Barley, No, 3 nominal No. 3, 43c;
No. 4, Soc Flax seed, No. l. 81 00lF Hay
prime timothy seed 81 90 Mess pork, per
barrel, s17 503Sls 90. Lard. per 100 pounds
SO S06DS9 S. Short rib sides 50 00qS 81 31l5
Dry sailed shoulders, boxed, 81 0017 25;
short clear sides, 50 259S9 80. Whisky un-
changed, Sugars unchanged.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-10-26

Per South Bound Railroad. oct 95-
sos bales cotton, / b ( wire bdls spokes, IL
bales plaids 3 cars wood, 2 cases cigarettes,
"a pkgs tobacco, . pianos l2 pkgs sheep dips. 2
lots household goods, case cigars.
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway, Oct
25-25 bales cotton, / car cotton seed. l car
bran, IS bags peanuts, So cases fireworks, 2
cases hardware, bales drills, l sewing ma
chine, d empty drums, keg scrap iron,2 bales
mats, 25 sacks meal, 10 bbls meal car
household goods, desk. | box tools, bdls
paper bags, tox groceries l bh flour.
Per Savannah Florida and Western Rail
way, oct 25-2 42G bales cotton, Ga bbls sugar
8 cars cotton seed, &c mead cattle, rolls bag
ging. "a pkPs furniture, 9 bbls whisky, 300
sacks meal, 81 pkgs household goods buggy
SO bales hides, car empty barrels, Is pair
cart wheels. cars wood car oats, 2i0 sacks
corn, 20 cases eggs, 1853 pkgs mdse,8 bdls roots,
l,G9 boxes fruit, IL boxes vegetables, 66i
bbls spirits turpentine, 2.2Gl bbls rosin. IA
cars rocks. 80 cars lumber, y bales linters.
Per Central Railroad, Oct 20
5,3l3 bales cotton, t10 tons pig iron, 100 pkgs
domestics, 1875 pkgs mdse 1913 crates hams, AZ
tierces hams. rs sacks fertilizer $50 sacks
bran. 2i0 sacks corn. 30 boxes meat ZAP cases
eggs, 40 coops poultry, sacks rye, 80 cases
WHISKY ll5 boxes cackers, 10 bales hides, l ,473
bbls rosin, 57l bbls spirits turpentlne, $50 bbls
-four. SO casks clay, 2 bbls apples, 10 bbls
liquor, 20 boxes soap, . tierces lard comp, ?
bbls bottles, cane mills "a boxes baskets, b
cars meat, 1 car wood, car jugs, cars poles.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-10-26
One Way to Launch Stranded Steam
boat.
From the Mobile Register.


A large force has been engaged in pre-
pairing the way for the removal of the
steamer Crescent City from her position
on the Bay Shell road, where she was
driven by the storm Of Oct. 2.
The plan adopted to remove the boat is
a novel one here, and the progress of the
work is the subject of much consideration
from shipmen and others. A basin six
feet in depth has been cut beneath and
around the boat sufficiently large to per-
nit her to be turned and pointed out to-
ward the deep water. Connecting with
this basin is canal made in three di-
visions and five feet deep
! is proposed to pump the first basin
full of water with steam fire engine,
and when this is done the boat will be
floated, and turning it half way around
will be an easy task When the boat
has been turned in the direction of the
deep water the dam leading into the first
section of the canal will be opened and by
the natural gravitation the boat will be
fioated into the first section of the canal,
and after this second and third dams will
be cut away, and thus the boat will be
carried out TO where the water of the bay
will be deep enough to float her
The situation of the Crescent City, ten
feet or more above the water, will allow
a good fall of the water.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-10-26

mole, Chichester Jacksonville, proceeded
New York; Glenvich LBrl. Holman, Norfolk;
Abarndeda [Brl, Temple, Shields
Arrived on the bar, tug Orion, Norfolk, took
steamer CuiGad Oondal In tow, and proceeded
New York
Cleared, steamer Abandena, Bartlett, Bre-
men; schr w Ill Shubert, Sloan, Elizabeth
port.
Jacksonville. Oct 25- Entered. steamship
Iroquois Kemble, New York, and cleared for
New York
Newport News. Oct 25-Arrlved steamers
Leesbury IBrl, Galveston and sailed Bremen
Leny Brl, Savannah and sailed Havre; Zoe
lBrl, Savannah and sailed Havre Edenmore,
Hamburg; Afford, Velasco.
Norfolk, oct 25--Arrivcd steamers Baron
ADdrossan [Brl Corning, Boston; Knight Of
ST George Brl. Bevis. New Orleans.
Cleared, steamers Lochetive lBrl, Young,
Rotterdam; Baron Androssan tBrl Corning
Savannah; knight OF st George, I3rl, Bevis.
Bremen; Kitty Norl, Savig. Port Antonio
schrs Independent and Lucy Russell, Port
land.
Wilmington. NC, Oct 25-Cleared, schr Julia
A Ward, Rich st Kits.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-10-26
COTTON TABLE.
EXPORTS OF COTTON


New York, Oct 25. D. m.-Flour mar
ket irregular, closing barely steady. Wheat
spot market dull and 6c lower; No. 3 red
in store and elevator soc; afioat 69lkc; ( O.
b. 695sc; ungraded red 67l169c; No. red 66I5c:
No 1 northern 721sc. Options lower; No. 2
red January closed at7lhc; February closed
72hc, March 1897 1516c. closing at 749Sc;
May 76s46b775sc, closing 764c: October 6ssE0
6918c. closing at 695sc; No yember 6SB069Rc,
closing at csc; December 70ll7lc. Corn, spot
more active, closing steady; No. in eleva-
tor 4614c; afioat 47c; ungraded mixed 46k0
464c; options opened nc lower with wheat
sold of &c more. rallied late, closing at &c
net decline; October closed at i6I@c Novern-
Der 46AM46sSc closing 46Hc: December 439f
0476c. closing 47c; May 4S5s049c closing 49c
oats, spots firm but dull; options opened
easy, rallied, closing steady and unchanged
for the day; October 3ilsc; November 34bc:
No. white 36Ac; No. Chicago 3oM35Ac;
3i1sG351ac; white western 366140c Cut meats
dun and easy; picked bellies l03td12c; pick
led shoulders '5Ad7%c; picked hams iO0
lOl4c Lard weaker; western steam closed
at 80 40; sales $50 tierces at private trade;
option sales none October closed $40 40 nomi-
nal; November 81 90, nominal; January
81 IS. Pork, light offerings; new mess $50 %;
extra prime Sl2 1904 70 Butter steadier
Eggs steady TallOw steady; city q co. per
package 5-icDb. Molasses dull. New Orleans
open kettle. good 20 choice 30 N3sc. Coffee
opened 10000 points higher ana ruled hrm
early 10 the session on European buying and
strong European adviees, assisted by small
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-10-26
Consignces.

Per South Bound Railroad. oct 25-
II Solomon & Son, PeaC oclS II s. Co, l Epstein
Bro, savannah Grocery Go, J D Weed Co,
Palmer Hardware Co, M Fersts Sons Co,
: GLckenheimer Sons, VIM kehoe 4 Co,
Farrls +. G Dixon, Dixon & Co, j Tan
sig J. II Myers Co, Ludden & b, Mrs A
Tison, Mrs n l. hroughton.
Per Charleston and savannah Railway, Oct
25- Chestnut & ON, Peacock II s. Co, j p
Williams & Co. Edwards 7 g. Co, Greigg j g.
w. Hunter p & b, Ellis q Co, w b Cooper
q Co, Woods & Co. Savannah Grocery Co,
Montague & Co. Chatham Furniture Co, Peo-
pie u l. & p Co. Falmer Hardware Co, New
Home NJ Co, Standard Oil Co. Eckman "
Haynes q e. southern Cotton Oil Co, Albert
Mnjowski, ii Solomon & Son, A Letter & Son.
c w Maclev, J Dixon N Go.
Per savannah Florida ana Western Rail
way. Oel I'm Z henderson Kavanaugh g. b.
II Solomon & Son w ID Simkins II Y Iaehl
A Enrich s. Bro. Moore & Co, Gutlmartin &
Co, southeastern Plaster Co, A Ehrlich & Bro,
II Carver, Collins q Co, Thos Stevens
Lippman Bros Savannah Grocery Co G II
Cooper savannah Cotton NILS. Meinhard
Bros & Co, southern Cotton Oil Co, Chatham
Furniture Co W r. swain, ID & Dancy,
Savannah Brewing Co, II solomon Son
nah c s. w Co M Ferst S sons & Co, B viii
son. Il B Hunting & Co. McDonough& Co.
J McGrath Co. Frank & Co, Decker & d,
= j Golden, Fawcett Bros. Eckman e. V,
d M lhou pson, = Brantley Co, G M Nc
Caulcy, r w Storer, II G Watkins.J s Tyson,
Dale DiXOn & Co, J p Williams & Co, j w
Mo ore :, Collins g. Co, Hunter p & b, Jno
johnson August. p Townsend. G L Jones'
w W Chisholm Co. Grelgg J & w, Paterson
ID q Co. McNatt g. M, Peacock H & Co,
Savannah n S Co. w w Gordon Co. John
Flannery s. Co, Butler & 5, Stubs g. 4,
Woods G. e. Co. M Maclcan g. Co, Lemon & M
MY&D MacIntyre, Montague & Co. Chas
Ellis. Warren g. A.
Per Central Railroad, Oct 25-Stubbs & T,
John Flannery g. Co. Butler & S, Warren e. A,
Woods G g. Co, Hunter p g. b. Dwelle G & d,
Montague g. Co. NJ Macle1n & Co, JPW viii
liams Co. Greigg ] B. w, w w Gordon & Co,
MY& I'D MacIntyre, l. Putzel, Lindsay g. M,
Eckman g. " Savannah Brewing Co, w d
Dixon, Holmes. NJ Fersts Sons & Co, r
Fetzer Moore & Co, @ w Parish, Mohr Bros,
w Teeple g. Co, w d Simkins, G Haas,
J Rosenheim g. Co, Herman g. X, Fl Traub,
H Solomon & Son, Haynes & r, G p Jordan,
Conner H & Co, L A O'Neil Savannah Beef Co,
Armour Pkg Co, N Morris g. Co.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-10-26

Per steamship Tallahassee for New York -
2,04 bales upland cotton, $50 bales sea island
cotton, 10 bales domestics and yarns, ~ bbls
rice, I'm bbls rosin, 100 bols spirits turpen
tine 2S s85 feet lumber, , bales hides, go Dbls
Oil 26 bales paper stock, 2,ll6 pkgs fruit 30
bbls ochre 8 pkgs vegetables, 1850 tons pig iron,
2'0 bdls lathS, 81 pkgs mdse
Per schr Prisli Ia SCrihner for New York
32j,526 feet p p lumLer-CConey, Eckstcin g.
Co.
Per schr F. Gaskill for Providence-29S, 600
feet lumner-McL enough q Co.
Per schr The Josephine for Baltimore
40G,057 feet p p lumber-Dale, Dixon Co.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-10-26
Novelties in CQIDeB 0nd BQgIiB in Novelty CUIDGIS.

only the best And
and e What will 1t WITH
0OHng Wlton without
andn
ening
where they
quality
guarantee
good That's everything really fine Carpet PaOr floor passport social
beedingand
combine quality
all this
actually
home comfort
None ~ curse worh
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-10-26

Baltimore, Oct. 25.-Wheat firmer; spot
661A066&c; November and May 75laGh754c;
December 635s6168bc. Corn dull; spot $40
46;; October i5A@46c; November 46Sc bid;
December and year 44645c. Coffee and out
ter unchanged. Eggs receipts falling OF and
demand continues active and prices are
higher; fresh gathered, near by, per dozen
pc: fresh western 81 &c.
Cincinnati, Oct 25-Flour light demand
and steady. Wheat in good demand and firm;
No. red 62&c receipts, 90; shipments
5000. Corn barely steady; No. , mixed 4Oc
Oats in fair demand and firm; No. mixed
20 A29Ac. Rye dull and easier; No. :, 81 &c.
Pork trm, G17 so. Lard dull ~ 3T19. Bulk
meat dull, So 25G19 37E Bacon light demand
and lower, 81 co. Whisky steady; sales
81 barrels, at STA. Butter slow and heavy
Sugar steady Eggs easy, l7c. Cheese
New Orleans, Oct 25.-Conee firm; Rio
ordinary to low fair 2O82l4. sugar strong on
better grades, others dull open kettle. fair
Be; centrifugal. plantation graduated 9-16c;
choice white l6c; off white 4d44c; gray
white 35aG13Bc: choice yellow clarified $40
8 1870; prime clarified 3l5035sc; off clarified
1908 7-l6c; seconds 295@2aic. Molasses
steady: open kettle. good prime to strictly
prime 3sc; prime 34lQ35c; fair to good fair 33c.
syrup. new. 28lD32c.
st. Louis. Oct. 25.-Flour dull, unchanged
demand light. Wheat was nervous much Of
the day with more weakness than strength
and later in the session broke on Bradstreet $
report of an increase, closing at a loss Of &c;
No. red cash 59Ac: October 5915c: Novem-
Der Ob3aC. nOmlnals december Ol 'aVLbS14Cs
closing 6lhc bid May 69d69Bc closing G9c.
Corn was set back by fine weather and the
action OF wheat, closing at 3Sc; No mixed,
cash. 3824c: October 3d%sc, nominal; Novem
Der 34hc bid December $3.50 asked; year
33Ac. January 1880. nominal; May 1850
asked. Oats neglected. No cash 2GRc;
October 2Gisc, nominal; November PIC. nomi-
May 3lS Rye No. ,, Ale bid, Barley easy
and unchanged I'ran steady. Butter IN
changed. Eggs unchanged Whisky, tagging
and otton ties unchanged Provisions easy.
Bacon lower Pork, standard mess SIS p.
Lard, $40 o. Dry salt meats loose shoulders
81 %: longs and ribs 50 50; shorts 30 rs:
boxed 15c more, Bacon packed shoulders
81 30; longs and ribs $40 37IaG$1O 50; shorts
$40. 7561l0 o7ls.
PetrOieu n, Oils, Etc.
New York. Oct 25.-Cotton seed oil
firm; yellow, 4O9i1c
Naval stores.
New York Oct. 25,-Rosin flrmer. Turpen-
tine trmer, 30G301ac.
Charleston, Oct. 81 - Spirits turpentine
firm at &c Rosin firm, good strained 81 co.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-10-26

Steamship City OF Augusta, Daggett, New
York-C G Anderson.
steamship VIM Crane, Foster, Baltimore
John Carolan, Agent.
Schr f A Gaskill, Smith, Providence
George Harriss Co.
Schr The Josephine, Townsend, Baltimore
Jos Roberts & Co.
Schr Priscilla Scribner, Davis, New York
George Harriss & Co.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-10-26

meal, per sack. 81 .. Pearl grits. per bar-
rel s. 90; per sack, 81 As; city grits, per
,Hay-Market steady. Western Job lot.
wac; carload lots, size.
Hides, Wool Etc.-Hides, the market is duh
and weak; receipts light; dry flint &c; dry
SAT- &c; dry butcher. IL c; green sailed IL G.
Wool market fat; prime Georgia free Of
SAND burrs' and black woods, lac; blacks, &c:
bury, &C and below. Wax, lSe, Tallow, 4c
Deer skins, flint, 25c; sailed 25c Otter
skins 5Oc6S6 co.
IrOn-MarSet very steady. Swede 41I5A5c
refined, ~ base
Lemons-Fair demand: Messina. 3 25as ~
Laru-Market steady pure. IN tlerces, ike.
20 0sRO Ilns' nc; compound, in tierces, SIC; in
Lime, Calcined Plaster and Cement-Ala-
Dama and Georgia lime in fair demand and
selling at 81 90 per barrel, bulk and carload
iots special; ealcined plaster, 81 70 per barrel;
hair 4d5c; Rosendale cement, 81 coal 40;
F6oofftland cement, retail s. 30; carload lots
Llquors-Market firm. High wine basis
81 Y; whisky per gallon rectihed. 100 proof,
81 $50 7C choice grades 81 50d2 50: straight.
81 1908 90; blended, s. 0Od4 so Wines-Do-
nestle port sherry, catawha, low grades, 6O0
SOC hne grades, 81 GOAL so; California light,
muscatel and angelica 81 35d0l IS; lower
proofs IN proportion. Gins 1c per gallon
higher. Rum &c higher.
Nails Market steady; base God, 81 3d. SOD
81 co. 40d, 81 20 800, 81 70; I'D 81 %; pod 81 49,
lOd s. 90; Sd, g 10 Cd 81 p; 4d 81 40 Sd. s. 4O
90, y 40; Sd fine, SO 10. Finishing 12d s. 10;
l0d - 25 Sd, s. 40; 3d. 81 90; sd, 81 70; I'D,
Nuts-Almonds, Tarragoua, 1sa19c: Ivicas;
l6@l7c; walnuts. French 14c; Naples, l6c:
pecans, l5c; Brazils, 9d11Oc; hlberts. l2Lo;
assorted nuts, 50D and 25tb boxes, 123i3c
per n
onions Crates 81 25; per barrel ~ 75a13 90.
OIs-Market steady, demand fair Signal
40950c; West Virginia, black 10013c; lard,
VOC Kerosene lO14c; neatsfoot, 50f175c: ma,
chlneryi l6025c; hnseed, raw, 4lc, boiled
l1c mineral seal, 1sc; homelight. l4c;
| guardian, l2c.
Potatoes-Irish, per barrel, 50 $50.
Shot-Elrm; drop to b, 81 so; B and larger,
! 81 IS; buck, 81 70
Salt-The demand is moderate and market
! quiet. Carload lots f. o. b. Liverpool 20
| pound sacks, 58c; ditto 125 pound sacks, SIC;
| Virginia, 125 pound Burlap sacks, $50; ditto
l25 pound cotton sacks, 43c; smaller lots
| higher.
| Sugars-Market steady. Quoted at cut loaf.
! 6hc; crushed 65sc powdered, SIC; xxx
| powdered, 64c; standard granulated 5Ac;
| tine, 5Aic extra fine, granulated, &c; cubes,
| 5Bc; mould A, 53sc diamond A. SAC: confec.
| TONERS sac; white extra G, SIC; extra c.
| 57sc; golden @, sc; yellows, 44c.
Syrup-Florida and Georgia, new, 32%O
| 87lsc; market quiet for sugar house az
! SO94Oc; Cuba straight goods, 2S93Oc; sugar
| house mOlasses, 15120c.
Tooaoco-Market quiet and steady. Smok-
| ing, domestic, p 660c; chewing common,
| sound, 24g27c fair, 23D35c; good, 800 iSc +;
| bright GOOSE; fine fancy, 650S0c; extra line,
| 81 Oo0l 10; bright navies, 25045c.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-10-26

Steamship VIM Crane, Foster, Baltimore
John CaTolan, Agent
Steamship Berenguer ell Grande [Spl, Lar
rinaga Sapelo-J + Minis & Co.
steamer Alpha. Daniels, Button, Port
Royal and Beaufort-C II Medlock. Agent.
Schr Douglass Gregory, Stillwell Fernan-
dina, light-GeorRe Harriss g. Co.
Tug Jacob Paulsen, from sea towing direlict
schr Martie A Holmes.