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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-09-04
MUSIC AND DRAMA.
A Brass Monkey.


Tonight Hoyt's "a Brass. Monkey" will
be seen at Portland theatre. The
various episodes are based on the evil
reputation borne by brass monkey
paper weight, which fortune teller has
proclaimed "hoodoo," and then every
body who gets it wants to be rid of it in
consequence. Then as minor satire,
there is a " take Off on female cores
pondent of society gazette. The piece
introduces lot OF pretty girls and
there are numerous specialties of most
pleasing character
Great Diamond Island,
The grand entertainment of the season,
the Golden Wedding, came off Saturday
evening, and was a decided success. All
the seats in the hall were occupied, a
large delegation having come down from
the city on the Madeleine. The songs,
instrumental music and the various
dances were literally applauded, and the
audience was evidently much pleased
with the whole thing.
After the performance ice cream and
cake were served by colored walters.
This entertainment will probably be the
final social event of the sason, the last
of the regular weekly dances having been
held on Friday, the evening previous.
1t was unfortunate that slight acct
dent detained the party from the city.
The Madeleine had been taken alongside
the wharf to escape the wind, and when
the tide went out she was left aground.
The visitors did not get away from the
island until considerably after eleven
o. clock.
Song Recital
Mrs. Ratcliff Carpenter, the representa-
tive of Lamparte in this country, has
been spending the summer at Diamond
island Before leavingf for her home in
Philadelphia, she will give song recital
at Kotzschmar hail.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-09-04
The Post Office.

The office hours at the post Office to-
day-Labor Day-will be cashiers and
general delivery windows open between
the hours of and 8 a. M, and and 2 p.
m. Delivery by carriers at a. m. Col
lections made at II am. and pm.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-09-04
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ExP0SITl0
OF
New Dress Goods,
EMBRACING
High Art Novelties
In Single Dress Patterns
and Piece Goods.

The prices are marked closer
to the import cost than usual
Our FIRST invoices of the Rest
Things i'm Dress Goods. which
we have been able to select this
season from the Leading HIM.
pOreers, are now open and
ready for your inspection. Ht
will be more difficult this season
than ever to duplicate the desir-
able patterns.
We give below a brief descrip-
ton Of a few choice styles.
Illuminated Hop Sackings, all wool,
price for dress pattern So. so.
Illuminated Diagonals, all wool,
price for dress pattern So.
Illuminated Hop Sacking, all wool.
superior quality, price for dress
pattern So. and one lot high.
er grade at SlO.Z7s
Illuminated Brocaded French Dress
Goods, very effective, price for
dress pattern Sl2.4O.
Illuminated Novelties, silk and wool,
Crepe effect, favorite, price for
dress pattern $14.4O.
Illuminated Watelasse, silk and
wool, beautiful goods, price for
dress pattern $I7.27s
You are cordially invited to come in
and see our display at your earliest con-
uenianca
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-11-30
THE MORNING NEWS: THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 80 1893

LBrl, Lawson. Newport News; schrs Fanny
Brown Charleston; Richard Cromwell and
John . Ferguson. Baltimore.
Cleared, steamers Strathalan lBrl, Mckeu-
zie. savannah TO Liverpool: Reglnta Br F.,
Reed. Hovre, bark Carmeld G lltall, Cacace
Marseilles; SChr Fanny Brown, Charleston
Samuel Dalawa. Boston.
Wilmington Nov 2a-Arrived, schr Uranus
Norwood ST Johns PR.
Pensacola. Nov 2a-Arrived, barks Luige
Rocea ,ltal., Rebuno, Sharpness. Luigi Ac-
came Iltall, Arcadi. Belfast; SchweiRard
Nor, SimonSen. Havana; Havfrune Nor
Evensen. Plymouth. Ariel Nor. Patterson.
Pascagoula; Fra lNorl. Wass. Alicante; schr
Henry Souther. Chadwick. ST Thomas.
Cleared, bark Sylvia lNorl Gabrielsen,
Doordrech.
Mobile Nov ea-CIeared. brig Assistant
lBrl. Narraldsen, Kingston; steamers ia
maica lNorl. Brun. Port au Prince; Delmaily
lBrl Wilson, Liverpool.
New Orleans, Nov 29-Cleared, steamer
Abergeldie Bremen VIA Newport News.
Breakwater. Livingston; NuCaton, Liverpool.
FoXhall, Port LlmOn; El Rio, New York; Ma
r1on. Dunkirk via Newport News.
Port Eads, Nov 29-Arrived steamships
WaStwater Brl. stephens, Penarth. Agnes
Belts, New York; Nulu. johnson, Bluehelds
Gussie Hardie. Bluehelds Claribel lBrl, Nc
Knight, Santa Marta.
Sailed, steamships Engineer Liverpool.
Louisiana. FL Norte New York Orbo via
Newport News for Bremen; bark Michilea
Armenia.
Winsmore. CrOwell. Fernandina.
Baltimore. Nov 27-Arrived schr Jennie
Thomas, Young, savannah
Sailed, schr Fannie Reiche, Buckaloo
Charleston.
Brunswick Nov 27-Arrived, banks Jacob A
Stamler, Storm. Barbados Dunvegan lBrl
Gotham, Montevldeo; Helsingfers Rusl
Jernberg, Denia; schrs Maud Dudley. OIL
yer, Boston; Luther NJ Reynolds, Gheen
New York
Cleared, bark Nuevo Arauco ISpl, Riera,
Barcelona.
Darien Nov 27-Arrived, schrs Cassie Jane
son, Collins, Portland; Martha S Bement
RulOn. New York
Sapelo Nov 2s-Arrived, bark Antwerp
lBrl, Trefry New York.
Glasgow Nov 2t-Arrived, bark Genesta
[Brl, Davies. Savannah.
Harburg, Nov 23-Arrived, bark Werner
lNorl, 1obiassOn, savannah.
Isle of Wight. Nov 24-Passed, steamer
Monomoy LBr, jenkins, savannah for Bre-
men.
Reval, Nov 19-Arrtved, steamer Empire
lBrl. Davies, Savannah
Scilly, Nov % Passed, steamer Iris Bell
Smit, Savannah, for Antwerp.
st Michaels, Nov 26-Arrived, steamer Mi
ramar Brl, Langwell, Savannah via Bermuda
for Genoa.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-11-30

Per Savannah Florida and Western Rail
way, Nov 29-2057 bales cotton, 2037 bbls rosin,
$50 bbls spirits turpentine 20 cars lumber, %
cars rock, IVA boxes fruit, 81 bbls fruit 96
crates vegetables, II bbls vegetables, 1859 bblS
sugar, l59 pkgs mdse, 1903 boxes oranges, 20
bbls syrup, 9 bales hides ! buggy, bdls S
braces, 35 bbls Rrts. IS bbls meal. 3 cars corn,
cars hay, % tons pig iron, piano, 40 bbls
rice, % cases eggs, 20 sacks corn, l32 crates
hams, bbls whisky. 80 sacks flour, l car stone
ware, 70 bbls flour, cars wood, 30 head cattle,
10 empty barrels, plIRs wagons.
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway,
Nov 29-l9 bales cotton, cars oil, So boxes
tobacco, case canned goods. 4 bdls castings
46 bdls paper, case dry goods, bales sheet
ing, case cotton shirts, l box eggs 3 sacks
groceries, so sacks meal, Is bbls flour, / bale
hides
Per Central Railroad, Nov 29-30i5 bales
cotton. p tons pig iron. 213 boxes oranges, 1857
pkRS dOmestics, 3l5 pkRs mdse, 425 sacks
meal, 95l sacks corn. PA sacks oats, 1856 crates
hams, 10 tiCrces lard, 8 cases lard, 30 boxes
meat, Is sacks potatoes, 1870 sacks -four. 100
cases eggs, % coops poultry, 1875 bbls rosin.
$40 bbls spirits turpentine 120 bbls oil, 70 bbls
hulls, $50 bbls flour, POO bbls lime, 10 bbls
cider, AZ bbls liquor, bbls syrup 80 pFFs
hardware, 100 pkgs furniture and household
goods, cars poles; car oil, cars wood. l
car hay.
Per South Bound Railroad Nov 90
253 bales cotton, 1871 pkEs tobacco, Z bbls
liquor : bbs lime, 10 cases cigarettes, 10 pkgs
dOmestics ~ pkgs drugs, bdl bricks, 1 bdl
$ castings, II pkRs beds 10 sacks peas, 4 Dbl
mullet empty crate. I case boots, 3 boxes
pianos | bdl bedding, > coops turkeys, 10
sacks corn, sacks seed, l sack potatoes
| car wood.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-11-30
Leading futures ranged as follows
Onaninn

Baltimore. Nov. 29.-FlOur dull and I'M
changed; western superior 81 s5d@2 Is:
family 50 OOa3 25 winter wheat patent 50 40
03 65; spring wheat patent 81 g06A ..
Wheat steady; No red spot 65Q65 sc; No
vember t5GG5ac December 65iaa65I4c;
steamer No. , red 6il5c asked; milling wheat,
by sample. 65M65c. Corn firmer: mixed spot
and November 43@43lsc; year $40 &c,
steamer mixed 40}2041c; white corn, by sam
pie. 4lU43c; yellow, by sample, 40G43c. Oats
quiet; No , white western 35c asked; No.
mixed western 33ls04c. Rye slow; No. =,
53c. Hay steady with good demand; good to
choice timo by Sl4 500Sl5 80. Grain freghts
steam to Liverpool 4d asked; Cork. for orders
IS 3dd3s 4lad Provisions tiTm-mesS pork
Sl6 so; bulk meats, loose, shoulders 124c; long
clear &c; clear rib sides &c; sugar picked
shoulders Slzc sugar-cured smoked shout
ers Sadc hams l2c. Lard refined lOc. Butter
firm; creamery fancy 2Sc; creamery fair to
choice 24M26c; creamery imitation 23d24c.
Eggs steady at 24c. Coffee nominal: Rio car
goes fair l9c: No. :, lSc. Sugar unchanged.
Whisky unchanged.
St Louis, Nov. 2g.-Flour strong but quiet
Wheat higher: December $3.50; January Gle
Corn higher; November SEC; December 33ls;
year 33lsc. Oats higher; December pc;
May 81 nc. POrk-standard mess Sl4 25c: on
orders SIS 90. Lard-prime steam IS 10. Dry
sailed meats-shoulders 6lac; long and clear
ribs 7c shorts 7l4c. Bacon-boxed shoulders
&c: longs sac; clear ribs sac; shorts sac.
High wines steady, 81 Is.
Cincinnati, Nov. 29.-IIlour- spring patents
So 75GA %: family 81 70qS2 So Wheat
steady: No. red CO..; sample red sec. Corn
f.
No. ? mixed SOC. Oats flrmer: No mixed
Be. Pork steady: mess Sl3 %; clear mess
Sl4 90; family SO 20; clear family Is 90. Lard
steady; steam leaf So so; kettle dried IS 62R;
leaf 81 so Bacon steady; shoulders re;
short rib sides sac short clear sides sac
Whisky steady at 81 Is.
Wool.
New York Nov. 29-Wool steady and
moderate demand; domestic fleece 2OQ25c;
pulled l6926c. ....t st.l -
Rice.
New York, Nov. 29-Rice fairly active
and firm; domestic fair to extra 35sG5Ac;
Japan 4aad4@ac.
Petroleum, Oils, Etc.
New York, Nov 29.-Cotton seed oil quiet;
crude 29c; yellow 35c
New York, Nov. 29-Petroleum quiet and
nominal; crude, in tarrels, Washington
So 65; crude, in bulk, Washington, 81 Is; re
fined New York. So IS in barrels: Philadcl-
phia and Baltimore, s. 10 in tarrels; PhiIa-
delphia and Baltimore, 81 e00t2 IS, in bulk
Naval Stores.
New York Nov e9.-Rosin dull and easy;
strained, common to good 81 81 56sl 20
Turpentine quiet and easy, at 29l5630c
Charleston. Nov. %. - Spirits turpentine
dull at 26lac. Rosin firm at q5o for
good strained.
Wilmington, n c.. Nov. a9.-Rosin quiet;
strained at 90c; good strained ii W.
Spirits turpentine steady at 26hc Tar firm
at 81 co. Crudet urpentine firm; hard 81 O5;
soft and virgin 81 70.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-11-30
EFFORTS OF COTTON


New York Nov. 29.-Flour in moderate de-
mand: winter wheat low grades ~ UOlu2 IS
winter patents s. 4OdS} Is; Minnesota clear
e 5OG32 80; patents IS s0df4 -; low extras
81 OEdS2 IS; southern -four firm and quiet
common TO fair extra g 007S3 90: good to
choice extra 50 lO04 20. Wheat. spot mar
ket firm, moderately active; No , red in
store and elevator 674d67lsc: a1oat 6s4d.
6sIac; options weaker, closed steady, un-
changed to lsc decline with trading moder-
ate: January 6S5sc; February 7Oc; Decent Der
GT4c. Corn, spots fairly active and urm; No
,. 44ssGlf5c elevator; s54Q45iac afioat; op-
tiOnS dull closing steady and unchanged
Oats quiet but nrmer; December 3l"sc. jan
uGry 35Ac; MAY 36Ac; No. ,. white, Deem
Der 5000; january 31'sc; spot No. ? 3ii.0
"a &c; No ., white. 31c; mixed western % a.
G,36c white western 36d lOc. Hay quiet and
steady; shipping $50 6Oc; good to choice
10000 Beer dun and steady; family Sl2 %
Ml45O; extra mess s10 5JgSll 10. Beef hams
dull at Sl5 80 Tlerced beef quiet and easy:
city extra India mess go % Cat meats
dull and steady: picked bellies sIac; picked
shoulders 6H61ac; picked hams gtz0lUlIc;
mlddles nominal Lard quiet and nrmer:
western steam closed at 20, nominal: city
s. 90; futures nominal: refined quiet; CONT
nent 80 IS: south American 80 IS; compound
SO TjfLT %. Pork, less demand and steady:
mess 8l5 J0dSl6 %. Butter quiet and steady;
state ca ~ i9426c: state creamery 22A26c
western dairy l7a20c; western creamery I01
25c Elgtns 270275ac. Molasses foreign, nomi-
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-11-30

nal: New Orleans open kettle. good to choice
30lI3>C. dull and steady. Peanuts quiet {;
fancy hand picked s0iAc. Coffee. options
steady and UNCHANGED 10 10 points M; De
cemher Is l5Il6 3; March IS soils g. May
IS l0al5 70: spot September "A 55dl4 IS; Rio
quiet and easier; No. Z. l774c. sugar. raw
dull and unchanged; fair refining 2ssc: re
ined moderate demand and steady; No. G.
l3l6dsc; standard 49,; confeC toners
A 4 3-l6d44c: cut loaf hG5 S-l6c; crushed
5G0 S-l5c; granulated 5-l604'sc F'reights
60 Liverpool quiet and steady, cotton steam
ll-6fd; grain by steam Sd
Chicago, Ill, Nov. 29.-Whcat was fairly
active within "A narrow range The close was
Ad &C higher for May. aud &C higher for De
cember Corn was quiet, and the range mar
row. Trading was chiefly for 10, account.
with nothing significant to note. The open
ing was firm at unchanged prices. becoming
easier, steadying later. The market sold on
1s6l4c after first trades had been made, tn en-
reacted &c, the close being at about }sc loss
from yesterdays final figures. Oats were
hrm with good buying OF December
and closing out OF spreads between
oats and corn, The opening was sc higher
for May decling "a sc but later recovering
the loss ana closing "a over yesterday. Pro
visions opened strong and higher on smaller
arrivals Of live hogs than expected There
was good buying. The market became easy
when the support was Withdrawn. and on the
easier tone in the other pits, but near the
close pork advanced rapidly and lard and
ribs moderately. The market was Stagnant
throughout the greater part OF the session
showed a gain Of 25u for January pork, 5l7isc
for January lard and l00l2lac for January
ribs.
Chicago, Nov 2s.-Cash quotations were as
follows: Flour quiet. feeling steady and un-
changed prices. Wheat-No > spring wheat
CSlec; No. ? red eye. Corn-No. ?, 35c.
barrel, s12 75@sl3 90. Lard, s 2Oa& %
Short rib sides, 81 U0dS Is. Dry sailed
shoulders g. C0aS7 25: short clearsides, So 10
0SS 90. Whisky 81 Is.
m lg
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-11-30
l66 and I67 BroughtOn Street.
To the Ladies.

There are thousands OF ladies throughout
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CAPT J. d. JOHNSTON.
To all whom it may concern take great
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qualities Of the popular remedy for eruptions
Of the skin known as p. =. p. fPriclly Ash,
Poke Root and Potassium. l suffered sever
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eruption on my face, and tried various rene
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the object, until this valuable preparation
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tirely cured. J. d. JOHNSTON.
or the firm Of Johnston & Douglass.
-ad savannah, Ca.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-11-30

jacksonville Nov 29-Entered. steamship
Iroquois. kemble, New York: schr Nmrod,
Falker Boston.
Cleared, steamship Iroquois, Kem6le, New
York.
Charleston Nov 29-Arrived, steamship
Seminole, Chichester, Jacksonville. and pro.
ceeded to New York; hr Frank Nanderfer.
chen. Torbet Port Royal
Sailed, steamers Freshheld iBr, Fleming;
Glcnmore lBrl. McNabb Bremen; schr Chas
A COulOmb, Lee. New York
Beaufort. 5 &, Nov 29-Arrived at Port
Royal, schr Florence Shea. from New York
Cleared, schrs Marion Hill, for Fall River.
and Percy and Lillie, FOR Bull River
Sailed, steamship Santandertno lSpl. for
Liverpool.
West Point. Nov 29-Arrived. steamship
Bret void. Hickman Philadelphia and sailed
for Philadelphia.
Newport News, Nov 29-Arrlved schr G II
McFaGdin Boston.
Cleared, steamer bridesmaid Brl, Liver.
pool.
Sailed, schr G II McFadden Boston
Brunswick. Nov 29-Arrived. banks Thurs.
ton, Span. Seville: II Marsters lBrl, san
tos; Alma IRIsl Barcelona.
Fernandina. Nov 29-Sailed. steamer East
Gale lBr. Thompson. Rotterdam.
Norfolk. Nov 29-Arrived, steamer Regina
lBrI, Reed Galveston; steamer Lisnacrieve
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-11-30
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Financial.


New York, Nov. %. 6p. m-Money on call
has been easy, ranging from ldlha per cent
The last loan was at IL, and at the closing
was offered at =.
Prime mercantile paper, 4a5 per cent
Bar silver sc.
Mexican dollars 56l4c.
Sterling exchange is firm. with actual bus
mess in bankers bills at "a S314G14 1917 for
sixty days and "A S6Gl4 1914 for demand;
posted rates 81 $1,000 S7l9.
Commercial bills "a 500 s24 for sixty
days ana ~ s424Gt4 80 for demand.
Government bonds firm. State bonds
dun. Railroad bonds easier
Silver at the Stock Exchange to-day was
neglected.
New York Nov. % noon.-The following
were the opening quotations:
Erie Observation-Disclosures. l5Ia
Norfolk and Western preferred. ......,.. Si15
Richmond and West Point Terminal. 3
Western Union. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 9Oh
New York. Now 29.-Higher prices for
American securities in London, brought
about by the favorable October statement of
the St, Paul and Burlington Company. lead to
a very strong opening of the stock market
here this morning. Before the rise had made
much Roadway. however. Sugar broke
S. to 90 &c. and this aided the bears to make
raids on other stocks. Prices yielded "A a
per cent OlStlllerS, General Electric and Chi
Cago Gas leading II was noticeable that despite
the efforts TO break the market. very little
long stock came out. On the contrary the
bulls were confident, and put in buying or
ders in sufficient amount to turn the list up
ward again. They were influenced by the an
sence of pressure to sell for outside account.
as well as the continued ease in money. The
latter has led TO O demand for investment
purposes of no mean proportions, and
this has encouraged the pools in vari-
Gus speculative stocks TO stand by
their favOrites. In the upward movement
Chicago Gas, under free purchases by promi-
nent houses. advanced from s. to 6s, and the
rise was accompanied by run o-s that the
directors had decided to pay their next dlvi-
mails were plenty, a number OF traders bought
the stock for a turn. Western Union, under
manipulation by 5. Y. White, advanced from
GOA TO 9lia. and shorts covered freely. New
F n GLAND sold up 81, Missouri Pacif "a Dis
tillers Ia. General Electric q and Louisville
and Ma hville 8. The grangers were as finn
as the stocks mentioned, and yielded
easily under pressure. Taken altogether,
speculation was strong until the delivery hour,
following which a sharp and successful attack
was made on American Sugar. The stock de
cined TO Slis DstlllerS fell OF Ia. General
Electric Ia: National Cordage d 2; sugar pre-
ferred. =: American Tobacco. ,; Chicago Gas.
u: Burlington IL; New England . and
Rock Island IS. A hunter OF stop orders
were caught on the way down. The market
shares Of which $4,000 were unlisted. Rail
way and miscellaneous bonds were Irregular
in the early trading and afterwards became
weaker and closed so.
The closing ulds were:
Ann cotton oil a INiceorri EaciHc OG1s
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-11-30
Fruit and Vegetable Market.

New York, Nov. 27.-Orangcs. Florida
brights, selected sizes 81 62la0l IS; average
lines, II 81 a@,l 62la russets 81 250 5O
tangerines, ~ 5003 20; mandarns 81 Sea- 50
lemons 81 5OD& 90; grape fruit per barrel,
SO 00f14 90; boxes, 50 O01i2 80; cueum bcrs pcr
crate, So 0OGts4 90: egg plant. per barrel
Sc 0O07 20; string beans per crate 81 0O@S3 co.
PALMER RIvENBuRG & Co
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-11-30
Maritime Miscellany.

Key West, Nov 29-The British steamship
Wilbercroft, Capt Wright, from New Orleans
for Liverpool, cotton laden, broke her shaft
and was towed to this port. Her cargo will
have to be discharged before repairs can be
made,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-11-30

Per Savannah Florida and Western Rail
way, Nov CIV w Gordon & Co, Butler & S,
John Flannery Co, Stubbs r. Woods G e.
Go, M Maclean CO. NJ & d MacIntyre
Warren & a. ID & r r Dancy Perkins q
Son. Dwelle c & ID. w w Chisholm & Co,
Lemon NJ, Chestnut & ON. Edwards T 4 Co,
G l. Jones McNatt & NJ. Paterson d & Co.
Peacock II & Co, Savannah G & w Co. ERan &
Co. j Z Williams q Co. Mutual Coop Assn, j
f Lubs, M Henderson. NJ Egan. j G Val
entine Geo Derst, G II Maresees, Heuisler &
II, ! G Haas, l. Greer w G. Cooper Lang
J A Thomas & Bro. J II Entelman. j Lynch
+ l. Mastick. Ferst's Sons Co, McDon
ough& Co. II Suffer. A Ehrlich & Bro G w
Schroeder. Dale Dixon & Co. W d SImkns
II solomon & Son = Guckenhe'mer e. Sons [
q Haas Collins G Co. A Hanley. II 1raub,
G Eckstein & Co, savannah c & w co, c A
Harness. Standard Oil Co, Guilmartin & Co.
w s Yates A b HUI 6 Co, w w Aimar & Co
J d Weed & Co, Walter Phillips, j J Egan,
w II Eskedon, Brown Bros ID II Schurman,
Lippman Bros. II Entlcman, ID Z Myerson
j II Fox. Cell q Q, Harness & j, Savannah
Grocery Co, p w Rushing & Co, Lowell & l.,
Oppenheimer s & Co, G r Wakefield. f. G
Gleason Thomas y Lee. Greigg J & w, NJ
Wells, NJ Boley. w Tiedeman & Bro, Schaf-
er & p, A Letter son. | Epstein & Bro
Doyle Luddeu & Is. j G Sculler. f. Ford
Solomons & Co, Moore Co. NJ 5 Herman &
Bro. VIM kehoe & Co. Decker & ID M g Nor
rell, L Putzel Whitehead & Co, f. p Erson, J
5 Collins, Meinhard Bros & Co, T. Hunting
& Co.
I6I AndTlBSLOn anu savannah HALLWAY,
Nov 2J-Chesnutt q ON. Peacock II & Co
J Z Williams 4 Co. Ellis g. Co. Edwards II
& Co. GreigR J Il w, Lemon g. M Hunter p e.
b. NJ g. ID A Byck. T. LOvell's Sons, Miss
Della Heron, l. Myers e. Co NJ Bumberg
Savannah 5 Co. Standard Oil Co, Eckman &
Y. w Daniels, w Newmans Moore & Co.
w w Ferguson Co, Solomon & Son, NJ Y
Henderson.
Per Central Railroad. Nov 29-Butler & s.
John Flannery e. Co, Woods G & Co. Stubs g.
T, J S Wood Bro, J ? Williams Co, Hun
ter & b, GreiRg & w, NJ Maclean & Co
Warren K A. M & D MacIntyre, l. Henc-
KEEL, Frank & Co. Standard Oil Go, II TrauD.
J c Slater, = Canuett Mrs O Volt. s
Burnett. Adams D p & 0 Co. j d Geckinger
+ Harrow Il + Bird. w y Morgan. DR. J 8 La
nier. G z Jordan A B Hull g. Co, II Cohen.
The Miller Co. DR. r J G Carson. Lax & Q, M
NJ sullivan L w Haskell. Electric Railway
NJ Nathan A G Rhodes & Co, New Home NJ
Co. Y } Cox. ID F1hompson. A Ehrlich & Bro,
NJ Fersts Sons Co, J w Watkins, n Perea
Estate w Branch, Savannah Brewing Co
w d Simkins Moore & Co Haynes r. Law
& 3 / & Haas Herman & X. Jones & p
Per South Bound Railroad. Nov %
B Weitz. Rev Robb White, 4 F. simmons
Is Hull & Co NJ Fersts sons & Co. Ehr-
Itch & Bro, s Guckenheimer g. Sons Frank e.
Co, Savannah Grocery Co, IEpstein & Bro
Speciality Co. Heuisler & H. II Solomon g. Son
VI J Doyle. II 'iraub. j Grady & son, w w
Waters Palmer Hardware Co, j w Teeple a.
co. w Thomas q Co. Fawcett Bros Geo
EllerWein. II Smith. Ludden & b. w Is Dan
lels II Ernst, w j Minglcdorf, Capt G bison.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-11-30
Notice to Mariners.

Pilot charts and all photographic information
will be furnished masters of vessels free OF
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in the custom house Captains are requested
TO call at the office.
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ON SUNDAY NEXT

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