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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-05-18
L'ARMGe lTALIENNE
On 6crit de Rome.

Ou 6CIll u0 1OOnO
"GuiIlaume II etc tres defavo
rablement impressionn6, a la revue
oar la cavalerie. LIE defil6 de Fin
fanterie lui paru NAL reggie. II {
6te choqu6 des cris des officers et
de pattitude ces chefs touJoure
pr6occup6s de savoir ei leurs trou.
pes les suivaient.
.sL'a1tillerie etalt d6pourvue de
tous les accessories, hors les ca.
lnoDs. Impossible de porter un ju.
cement.
"Le success a6t6 peur les bersa.
oilers ct les chasseurs alpins.
Gle bruit court que pentretien
qui ca lieu apr6s la revue entire
le roi Humbert ct Gillaume a ete
molns que cordial. L'empereu'
s'est exprim6, a regard des troupes
italiennes. en- termes 6nergiques et
peu agr6ables.
lie correspondent dp "Times'
transmet son journal des jndica-
tions analogues:
"On await fail choix de batail.
Ions longuement prepares ct en-
voy6s a Rome un mois q l'ayance.
La ils ont etc soumls q un entrai-
nement progrssif."
eft dependant, coqdetterie 8
part, il ne faudrait pas cherche1
'.la rjgidit6 des llgnes de nos trou-
pes franchises"
"Le defl6, bon pour PItalie, ma
pas dtl satisfaire plainement Fem
pereur ct les officers allemands,
habltu6s q la regalarit6 m6canique
de leurs troupes.... LIE defil6 de
l'infantel1e de ligne a 6t6 bon.
bien quill ait eu beaucoup de fot
|rement. -. Mais, lorsque l'on est
habitu6 au silence ct au calme qui
regnent chez nous, on est surpris
par les cris des officers qui sea
Itendaient jusqu'aux tribunee, ct
par latitude des capitaines, regar-
dant Sans cesse 81 leur troupe les
suit. LIS distances sont NAL res.
pect6es ct Ia cadence du pas varie
suiyant le regiment. Je ne ssie
81 c'est failure extraordinaire q Ia
quelle sont force de marcher les
chevaux des officers superieurs,
mails tous paraissent genes sur leul
selle ct mont sembl6 bien fatigues,
.Le train r6glementalre n'avait
pas attele. II n'exlstalt aucune
voiture eur le champ de maomuvre
les yoitures d'embulance d elles-me
mes faisaient defaut -. En- temps
de paix les chevaux font souvent
Id6faut. Les caissons forges
etc, qui paraissent dams toutes moi
revues FRANCHISES, 6taient rest6'
sous leurs remises
Par les defaults 5t les 1mperfec
tons que le gouvernement italie
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]. G. MARQUIS, Collaborateur

Presque tous ceux qul 80 trou
vaient Ia 6taient des femmes gu
toutes se sauverent en- poussant
aes cris d'effroi.
| Une file de Mme Carson qui
s'6tait enfoie 6galement expira en-
dehors de la maison. La mere sor-
tit lentement du cercueil avec un
air 6gar6 ct promena ses regards
sur les fsmbeaux ct les appareils
ordlnaires qui accompagnent la
mort. Ellie ne parut pas faire at
tention a la mort de ga file; her
ellie await repris son air habitnel,
bien qu'elle aglssalt ct parlait
CONNIE 81 elle cut 6t6 encore en-.
gourdie.
La vile de s attic. (Etat de
Washington J, a etc mis- en- 6moi
pendant l'apres-midi par un dra-
me sanglant accompsgn6 de circon.
stances scandaleus es.
Un nomm6 Nelsonton Sandborn,
a tue q coups de revolver Nine
Mary Jensen, chez laquelle il 6tait
employ6 CONNIE jardinier, ct e'est
ensuite brdl6 la oervelle.
Mme Jansen 6tait une veuve,
ages de cinquante ans, ayant une
fortune de plus de $l00 600, qui
vivait maritalement, afirme on,
depuis huit ans, avec son jardi-
nier, qai n'6tait age que de trente
ans. Ellie lui await promis de l'6.
pouser; msis ellie s'est 6prise re-
comment dun autre jeune homme
nomm6 MacKinlay, ct a rompu
son engagement avec Sandborn.
C'est pour celia que celul-ci Ia
tuee ct s'est tue ensuite.
CHICAGO. Mary Jane Flusky a
fait 6mettre un bref "d'habeas cor
pus" pour recouvrir la libert6 de
son grsnd.pere, John Fusky, age
de- 90 ans, qui serait gard6 en- re-
clusion contre son gre par un pre-
tire catholique du nom de Clancey,
de Woodstock, Ill. Ce nonag6nai.
re don't la fortune seralt de $780,
600 disparaissait de la maison au
mois de juiu dernier, ct la premie-
re nouveile que Pon recut. de lui
fut dams le mois d'octobre, alors
que l'on apprit quill await trans
porte la plupart de ses pIopriet6s
Al'abbe sOlancey. La plaignante al
legue aussi que Clancy 9 exerc6
une influence Undue eur le veil
lard pour Pengsger a d6sh6riter
son propre. fills ct ses autres pa.
rents au profit du pretre lui me-
me.
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n a pu dissimuler, malgr4s tous ses

ma pu dissimuler, malgrA. tous see
Efforts, qu'on juge de ce QUEST
larur6e ital,enne, ct de ce qu'elle
approximation campsgne.
Anssi s'applique-t-on que Gull
laume II ait tenu a rendre visite
au pape, ct au'il Sc soft mis- en-
ffa1s d amahi'i'6 pour Leon XIII.
II est sur que sill await le choix. il
pr6fererait, tout protestant quill
est, les canons de rEglise catholi-
que aux canon d'Humbert.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-05-18

LIE roi Behanzin, du Dahomey,
SO SONNET definitivement a la
France. II abdique son trone ct re-
'coit une pension.
La Chine d6verse sans cesse
le trop plein de 50 population.
Hier plus de 450 fills du Celeste
Empire ont pass6 par Saint Mar
tin en- route pour les Indies Occi-
dentales.
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Yellow Stone Park.
PresbytAre de cam pagne.

Presbytere de campagne.
Monsieur le cure, dit 10 ser
yante, vous avez pe1du I'm bouton.
ct iie men al pas pour le rempla-
Ger; pouvez yous men donner ull
autre2
-Parsmaintenantl apres la que
te: Zen trouye tonjours au molns
n daus mon aum0niere.
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TARIF DES ANNONCES

Par semaine
1Un Pouce.. ..........s........$ &c
lUn quart de Colonne. $40
Une demi Colonne ................ 400
IUne Colonne. ..................... 100
Tariff special pour les annonces au mois
let a lannee. Par ignes
Avis Chaque insertion ....... 10 cents
Avis de Deces. ................. cents
Avis de marriages, so cents.
Demandes d'emploi-demandes de do
|mestiques ou employees pou
|chambre ou pensicn-aDnonces pour oh
Jets perdus ou trouv6s,
Al taux de UN CENT1N par met.
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Deserteurs

New YORK. LIE cro1seur anglais
Blake" actue;lement dams le port,
a perdu plus de quarante hommes
par la deseftion. "L'Australia" en-
perdu beaucoup, la "Magic1enne''
ct le Tartar" COMPETENT a eux deux
plus de vingt d6serteurs. Depuis
son arriv6e danz le port lescadre
anglaise perdu q peu pres 70
hommes, tous d6serteurs.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-11-24
Exports.

Per steamship Dessoug for Philadelphia
1856 bales upland cotton, 1874 casks clay, 325
bales domestics and yarns 100000 shingles,
969 bhls rosin o. bbls spirits turpentinc, PC 900
feet lumber, 20 bdls cane 81 bales paper stock,
324l pIgs fruit % pkRs vegetables, 3l4 tons
pig iron. bbls terrapins $50 pkgs mdse.
Per steamship Cato City for Boston
i42i bales upland cotton, 8 bales wool. 1876
bales domestics and yarns 45 bales paper
stock, 100 bbls rosin POS bbls spirits turpentine,
39,i22 feet lumber II bales hides IL casks clay,
cars slaves, III psgs fruit, pkgs vegeta-
bles, 81 tons pig iron, % bales moss, a. bags
roots p bbls OIL 3 bbls pitch, % pkgs mdse,
200 sacks cotton seed meal
Per British steamship Strathallan for Liy-
erpool-5,2S0 bales upland cotton, valued at
2lO,476; ] 1888 bales sea island COTTON, valued
at Sl30,709; 276 sacks cotton seed, valued at
500, and 5000 white oak slaves, valued at
$500
Per German bark Bessel for Buenos Ayres
South America-2,63i bbls rosin, valued at
Sl2 0OO-S Z Shotter Co.
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BalIlmore, NOV. 23.4FlOur dull: western
81 rs; western family b ooas IS: w winter tier
wheat patent So 4093 IS spring patent S3 rs
@@ %. Wheat firmer; No red spot ga
s@645c; November 6tA@64Ec; December
ing wheat, by sample, 65616sc. Corn firm.
mixed spot November 439k0i3I.c: wear 42I6I1
42Ac; steamer mixed 40A6b4015c white corn.
by sample, 4L@4ic; yellow. by sample 35i60
42c. Oats steady and firm: No white
western 35c; No mixed western 3lc. RYE
dull; No. 2, 53c. Hay quiet; good to choice
Ilmosny si4 SO9slo 90 Grain freights un-
SGS2d: Cork for orders 3s6D3s Sd: cot
ton 35d; flour 13d. Provisions[Pork. ais Oh.
Bulk meats, loose shoulders sac; long clear
104c; clear rib sides 10Ac; sugar packed
shoulders sac: sugar-cured smoked shoulders
9Hc; hams l1%@l2Ac. Lard refined III.
Butter firm; creamery fancy 27612sc; cream.
cry cry ta Ito 70 choice 2442oc creamery imita-
tlon 2Sg24c; Eggs steady; western 24c;
near by 24@?5c. Coffee firm; Rio cargoes'
ialr ls4ci NO; T. lSc. Sugar steady; granu-
lated 4'ac. Whisky unchanged
st. Louis, Nov. 23.-Flour very little
done; patents 81 950s3 O5; family Al IN
81 so; choice, 81 00Gs2 10. Wheat lower :
November 57lsc; December 571s0571c Corn
weak. November $50; December 33t561329.c
year 524c. Oats weak; Novemb Der 2SJs3: De.
cember 2SAc: May 30Ac Pork-standard
mess Sl4 7o'atl5 DO; on orders SIS 500Sl5 ~.
Lard-prime steam So p. Dry sailed meats
shoulders sec; long and clear ribs nc:
shorts re. Bacon-boxed shoulders nc:
long clear ribs sac; shorts ss4c WHISKY.
Cincinnati, Nov. 23.-Flour- spring patcnts
50 1891 o.; family So 70as5 IS Wheat
nrmer; No, red 800 sample red SIC. Corn
quiet; No. white track 38c: rejected white
81. Oats, market has an inclination TO adj,
vance; No. mixed 31i4c; No 2 white tract,
BIC. Pork, mess Sl3 IS. clear mess sI4 Id.
family Sl4 20. Lard-steam leaf So 25 leaf
IS 80; bakers S. %; kettle dried IS 62i5.
Bacon steady; shoulders nc: clear short
T rl6 SIDES sac; short clear sides SIC.
New York, Nov. g. - Wool ouiet and
unsettled; domestic fleece 20925c; pulled
New York, Nov. q Rice fairly active
Japan 43s04$Sc
Petroleum, Oils, Etc.
New York, Nov. 2}.-Cotton seed oil. robt
supply, steady; prime crude 90; prime Vel.
New York, Nov. 23-Petroleum unchanged.
quiet; Washington, in barrels. s. Is: Wash,
ington, in bulk s. Is; refined. New York in
barrels, s. Isl New York, in bulk g..
Philadelphia and Baltimore, in barrels As TO-
Philadelphia and Baltimore, in bulk, 81 COZ
81 IS.
Naval Stores.
New York Nov %. -Rosin moderate do.
mand and firm; strained, common to good
81 39gsl S23a. Turpentine dun and steady at
3013015c.
Charleston. Nov. %. Spirits turpentine
steady at &c. Rosin firm at 81 % for good
strained.
Wilmington N. c.. Nov. 2s.-Rosin firm.
strained at 81 06 good strained 81 o.
Spirits turpenttne steady at &c. Tar Arm
at 81 10. Turpentine drm; hard 81 05; soft
II 70; virgin 81 10
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Receipts.

Per South Bound Railroad. Nov 23--
3l3 bales cotton, box ether, sacks peas I
pair axes, I Dbl wine, = cases cotton yarn,
box nuts Is bales domestics, bdls bags
Dbl liquor, ! box and Dbl fruit, I box pota-
toes, , rolls leather bdl rails, % pkRs furni-
ture, key liquor, ~ sacks peas. 4 bbls syrup,
80 pkgs tobacco, 3 cases cigarettes.
Per Central Railroad, Nov 23-2 COZ bales
cotton, rs tons pig iron, 1872 pkgs domestics,
SOL pkgs mdse, 400 sacks meal, 100 cases meat,
400 pounds buggy material, no pkgs furniture
tubs tusterine 50 cases eggs AZ boxes
oranges, sacks potatoes, sacks peas, Z
boxes shoes, box { scales. I SO2 bbls rOsin,
$50 bbs spirits turpentine, 1874 casks clay, 40
bbls rice, 10 bbls whisky, = bbls syrup, / Dbl
honey , horses. 2 cars meat, car stone, 2
cars lumber, cars coal, cars wood
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway.
Nov 23-5 bales cotton. cars wood car
baskets , pals baking powder bdls shovels.
3 crates fire crackers r bbls wine. bdls ptg
paper. II nests trunks, IS boxes tobacco, box
castings 4 tables. . bbls -four.
Per savannah Florida and Western Rail.
way, Nov b 2G2 bales cotton, 1876 bbls
rosin, 65l bbls spirits turpentine, 9 cars rock
. cars wood, 3 cars cotton seed, 2 cars manure,
! empty drum, 50 sacks rough rice, l6 empty
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Memoranda.

New York Nov2l-Arrived, schrs D J Raw
son, French. Satilla River; e G Knight Jr,
Huntley, Georgetown
Baltimore, Nov 2l-Arrived. schrs Chas X
Schulz, Hall, Charleston; David Baird, Booye,
Charleston.
Edgartown. Nov 21-Arrived. schr Nav
Williams, Reed, Charleston for Boston.
Philadelphia, Nov 2l-Arrived, schr Susie
NJ Plummer, Creighton. Pensacola.
Galveston. Nov 2l-Cleared. steamers Leona
Wilder, New York; Langham lBrl, stephen
son, Liverpool; Castleheld lBrl, Johnson. do;
Qatter two sailed; schr George z Drake,
Schodeld, Boston
Sailed steamer Bridesmaid [Brl, Newton,
Liverpool
2Oth-Arrived, steamer Glenfeld [Brl, mot
Enheld), Newdick, Tenerlne.
Pensacola, Nov 2l-Arrived, ship Callixine
lBrl, Suitor, Liverpool; banks Zefiro lItal
Repetto, Rio Janeiro; Slavla Aus ,Cassovich,
Para.
cleared, bark Globus [Norl, Hole, Leith.
3 Fernandina, Nov 2l-Arrlved, steamer
Wetherby lBrl, Wilson, London.
New Orleans. Nov 93-Cleared, steamships
AkaDa, Havre; FL Mar, New York; Guido
Wildcroft, Liverpool.
Mobile Nov 23-Arrived, steamships
saga Norl Oftedahl, Coastwise; Matilda
lNorl Gram. Belfast.
Cleared, schr Eric, Brown Trinidad.
Jacksonville, Nov 23-EnteTed, schr Victory
IBrl, Monro. Nassau, MP; steamships South
Plat, New York.
Cleared, steamship Algonquin, New York,
Pensacola Nov 28-Entered, schr Orient
lBrl, Roberts, Nassau.
Cleared, schr Linah Kaminski [Aml, An
derSOn, Havana.
Georgetown. SC, Nov 23-Sailed, steamer
Croatan Hansen, New York via Wilmington;
schr Adele Ball, Woodruff, New York
Charleston, Nov 2}-Cleared steamer Gil
ford Brl Hicks, Reval.
Sailed, schr b f Lee, Steelman Baltimore
Port Eads, Nov 23-Arrived, steamship Elk
celsior, Byrne, New York: Ell Norte, Haw-
thorne, do; Bendi Brl, Benke, Philadelphia
Limon; City OF Dallas, Belize; Corrientes,
Havre; Ell Monte New York.
Beaufort NC, Nov 23-Arrtved steamer Jas
Woodall, Brussels, Norfolk; schr Robt Il
Bratton, MaslSill, Baltimore.
Sailed, schr A II Quinby, Reeves Baltimore.
Norfolk, Nov 23-Arrived, steamer British
Prince lBrl. Thomas, Fernandina.
Cleared, steamers British Prince, Rotter-
dam; SheilI LBrl, Newey, Liverpool; schr S G
Smith, Liverpool.
West Point. Va. Nov 23-Arrived steamer
Richmond, New York. and sailed do.
Newport News, Nov 23-Arrived, steamer
Donau Brl. Savannah and sailed Bremen.
Sailed schrs Raplan, Portland; 6 Z Daven-
port. Boston.
Wilmington, Nov 23-Arrived, schr Melrose
lBrl. Albury, Nassau.
Liverpool Nov 20-Arrived, steamer Ty-
Jack Brl. Airey, Galveston.
LiZlrd. Nov 20-Passed. steamer HEon fBr1
Heron, Galveston for Bremen.
Newcastle. Nov 20-Arrlved steamer Smiles
worth Brl, Welton, Fernandina.
Reval. Nov iS-Arrived, steamer Stag [Brj
Hatfield, Savannah.
Tencriffe, Nov ls-Sailed steamer Red
Jacket Brl. Pollard, Fernandina.
st Michaels, Nov 2l-ArriYed steamer Elsie
lBrl, Creeden, New Orleans for Genoa, &c.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-11-24
COM MERCIAL.
SAVANNAH MARKETS,
OFFICE MORNING NEWS.
Savannah, Ga, Nov. %, 1898.
Cotton.

The market advanced ] &c in all grades to
dav. and the tone continued steady with a
GOOD demand at the advance. There was an
Improvement at New York and Liverpool, and
q better feeling throughout the southern
markets. On change at the first call at 1890
a M. the market was posted steady
and unchanged, the sales being IA
bales. AS soon as reports from New
York began coming in there was a good
demand, and the market advanced 1-l6c
The sales at the regular midday call were $50
bales Another advance of 1-16c was posted
al the last call at p. m. with sales of 49,
bales The entire sales OF the day were I.59l
bales The market closed steady at the fol-
lowing official quotations:
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JEWELRY 60,

bbls. bbls empty bottles, plSgs meat, 80
head cattle, 80 bbls pickles, 20 pkgs furniture,
5000 4 baskets grapes, cars coal IL bbls
whisky, car cabbage, bbls elder, cars
bran, 6 cars hay, car grts, car flour, car
oats, so tierces lard, 100 cases lard, II cases
whisky, % cars lumber 1874 pkgs mdse. 10
bales hides, II boxes oranges 12, 1876 boxes
fruit 81 crates vegetables, o bbls fruit. bales
wool.
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Brown S IRON BITTERS
Cures Dyspepsia, In
digestion 6 Debility.
For Over Fifty Years.

Mrs. WTEsLow's SooTHING SYRUP has
been used for children teething Itsoothes
the child, softens the gums, allays all pain,
cures wind collie, and is the best remedy for,
diarrhGa. Twenty-Five cents a bot
tle.-Ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-11-24
ExpoRrs OLE COTTON.
WEEKLY REPORT.

Liverpool, Nov. 23.--The sales Of the week
were 5000 Dales-American5i 900 bales: trade
takings. including forwarded from ships side
to spinnerS Gi 900 bales; actual exports 600
bales; total imports H. 900 bales-Anerican
$1,000 bales; total stock s52 600 bales-Amer-
lean 67s,0O0 bales total atioat 700 bales
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Notice to Mariners.

Washington, Nov % The light house board
gives notice that on or about Dec 30. 1898 the
characteristic Of the fourth order light at Egg
mont Key Light Station, Fla. will be changed
from fixed white to fixed white with fixed
red sector. The red sector will extend from
n u T. westward to Il z s. The oasterty
edge Of the sector will cut Tampa bay south
west channel bar bell buoy (back and white
perpendicUlar stripes. and mark the course
10 the southwest channel entrance to the
Tampa Bay, its northerly edge will cut Tampa
Bay north channel entrance whistling buoy
(blaek and white perpendicular stripes. and
mark the course for entering Tampa Bay by
the north channel. Bearings are magnetic,
given approximately and from seward.
Pilot charts and all hydrogra phic information
will be furnished masters OF vessels free Of
charge in United States Photographic once
in the custom house. Captains are requested
10 call at the Office.
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Departed Yesterday

Steamer Alpha, Daniels, Beaufort, Port
Royal and Bluffton-C II Medlock Agt
steamer Katie, Bevill, Darien-W T Glib
son, Mgr.
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Steamship Dessoug, Philadelphia.
Steamship Gate City, Boston.
Steamship Norfolk lBrl, Liverpool.
Bark Alma Norl, Hamburg.
Bark Ezra NorI. London.
Schr G ii Valentine, Philadelphia.
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SteaTnsh HYDE BrI, ---, ST Lucia
lorder@ TO Wilmington and sailedJ-J +
Minis A Co.
BarxChr Knudsen LNorl, Nielsen, Swansea
j f. Minis & Co.
Bars sunbeam [Norl, Hansen, Limerick
Minis & Co.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-11-24
Passengers.

Per steamship Tallahassee from New
York. How and wife, and . infants, Mrs
" r Pier and infants F Barnes and wife
II Il Ives and wife. Miss f Phillips, Fell Hull
A G Hassey, A f Solger, Miss NJ White, Miss
f Dannenfeser. Butler, II d Newell. II
w morrill, A Blake. Miss NJ Smart (coD, p d
Aston cob, Blake Davis (col), Miss L Marks
(coD.
Per steamship Gate City for Boston
n r Eddy J G Carter. w f Dupree, w II
Gale
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A,crlved at OuarantIno Yesterdar.
Cleared Yesterday

Steamship Tancarvllle F'rl, Courcot, Ham
burg, with , 100 tons kainit FOR Conner, Hull &
Co, Vessel to j + Minis & Co.
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Steamship Tallahassee. Askins. New York
&C G Anderson
Steamer Katie, Bevill Augusta and way
landings-WlT Gibson, Manager.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-11-24

New York, Nov. %. The stock market pre-
scented little of interest to-day. General
Electric was heavy throughout and declined
from 81 to 335s and all the unfavorab BILE stories
about the property which have been published
from time to time for months past were again
put into service. 1t was even said that a
leading bear broker, who was large seller
had been employed by insiders TO sell long
stock. The general market was strong in
early trading. and prices moved up about
point all around. New England and Distillers
led the list at this time. New England was in
demand on the revival Of the report about
New York terminus. Distillers rose on rumors
that the concern was starting up its idle dis
tilleries. The strength of the market
was short lived, however, and
when General Electric dropped
below 81 the whole market began to sag
Sugar suffered the greatest loss, falling
Ia. Distillers declined |, st. Paul and
Omaha y, Western Union %, Chicago Gas
Ia, Burlington and Quincy /, st. Paul 4 and
Delaware and Hudson /. In the specialties,
Edison Illuminating. OF New York. sold at 95
against 1914 the last reported sale. Lacka-
wanna brought 1854 against l67, the last sale
before to day. The net losses for the day
were 4 to , per cent. Manhattan leading
Transactions are light, amounting to only
10000 shares Railway and miscellaneous
bonds were strong.
The closing bids we're.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE

Sun Rises. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $3.50
Sun Sets ..........................5 500
>~~~~~~~N~-~~~-~-~-~-~-~-
High Water at Fort Pulaski 7:i7 am. 7:2s prn.
Central Standard TimeD.
~~-~~"~N~~~N~~~~~~~~-~~~~ -~~~~~-~-~~~-~-~-~~
Friday, Nov "a, 1893.
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Country Produce.

grown fowls p pair, 75c; z grown, $4,000: x
grown chickens, 40045c p pair; geese " pair
e0c@E 90; ducks, 65@75c;. Market for eggs
IS firm; supply fair; country per dozen
2l0-c. Peanuts-Ample stock demand fair:
market steady; fancy hand-picxed Virginia, a.
ID, Sc; handpicked, q II, 4c small
hand-picSed, q b, &c.
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Steamship Tallahassee, Askins, New York
r. O Anderson.
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steamship strathallan LBrl, Mckenzie,


IIVtrpuOI-NtraChan a GO.
Bark Bessel LGerl, Erineus, Buenos Ayres
Strachan & Co.
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Up from Tybee Yesterdar.
Arrived at Tybee Yesterdav.

Bark ysaerata [Norl Persen, East London
Chr g Dahl & Co.
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American $4,000 bales; spectators took 1000
bales: exporters took 2,000 bales
Grain Provisions. Etc.
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Rice.

Spirits Observation-Disclosures opened firm at
ga cents for regulars. Sales at first call at
Board OF Trade, were S64 casks Market
closed firm at 27I5 cents. Sales about 300
casks. The demand was fair, but not lively
atquotatlons, IA being bid by exporters.
Rosin-The market is firm and Sales large
Opened and closed firm at the following quo
tatiOnS:
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.


New York, Nov. %. 6 p. m.-Money on call
has beea easy. ranging from 101H per cent.
The last loan was at IL, and at the closing
was offered at u.
Prime mercantile paper, 1905 per cent
Bar silver SO &C
Mexican dollars 56asc.
Sterling exchange is strong, with actual bus
mess in bankers bills at 81 834Gl4 S3sl for
sixty days and 81 S5l(614 S54 for demand
posted rates 81 S4lS614 81.
Commercial bills "a 821204 SO for sixty
days and "a SiIa6t4 IS for demand.
Government bonds easier. State bonds
dull. Railroad bonds strong.
Silver at the Stock Exchange to-day was
neglected.
Treasury balances-Coin, $50 696, 900; cur
rency S24 429 900.
New York. Nov. % noon.-The following
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Arrived Yesterdar.

'riday, Nov "a, 1893.