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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-21

n OMMISSIONER'S AUCTION SALE
y OF A VALUABLE LOT, WITH An
ATTRACTIVE DWELLING THEREON,
SITUATED AT THE NORTHWEST
CORNER OF ST JOHN AND COCTTS
STREETS
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TRUSTEES SALE OF
ABOUT 100 FEET FROM CITY HALL.

In execution OF two deeds OF trust.
one dated January -, 1892, the other
March 20, 1894. recorded IN we civ
of Richmond, In Deed Book ifo ~ pos
235. and Deed Book 15l a, page I'll re-
spectively, default having peen niduTJ ed az
the debts secured, ana Delhs Ieiu ttor
so to do by the beneticiaLies, the uilu lI,I
signed, trustee in both deeds, VIII sen
by public auction. on the premises oh
WEDNESDAY. October "a, 1894
at 4 O'Clock r. NJ, the REAL ESTATE
described in said deed, and being the
aboye-named highly valuable properly;
fronting u feet on Broad street dI m
running back of that width 90 rect 10
an alley 10 feet wide, leading out 70
Tenth street. spacious ana very ht uo-
etantial brick house Of three stories,
with large. dry cellar. all the MODERN
conveniences. and admirably arrahsea
Tor business and residence cOHpnien'
tho entire premises being in nice ORDER
This sale offers a rare opportunity 70
secure a established business stdhu
or a drst-class investment. Inc PigoP-
ertv Is under lease TIL July - io'''
at 81 200 per annum. o. - coll,
TERMS: Cash as to expenses or sdle
and he sum Of $500, with interest
thereon from June %, 1894, and as TO
the residue, upon terms to be announcer
"' UNIV JAMES b. ELAN, Trustee,
J. p. ELAN & co, Aucuoneers.
oc19-td
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r. y. Thomas.
against
James II. Hayes, ct. ais.
In the Chancery Court OF the city of
Richmond, decree Of October s, 1894.
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by A. n. Pollard.
- east Broad
CIV. j. Puryear, AuctioneeT.

G ELLIS TOMORROW tMONDAY)
- MORNING, corner First and Broad
streets, at 1880 \. Nj,
. CHAMBER SUITS, / handsome COM
BfNATfON DRESSfNG-CASE, in An
tlque oak; OAK SlDEBOARDS, 3
WALNUT CRIBS. 4 FANCY CRIBS.
In J. oak and Cherry; handsome
EASElS, l GILT CHAIN, DINNER
SET 200 pieces, DESKS (ofIice)
! large STORE COUNTER, SAFE
TH BICYCLE pneumatic tires. al
most new. > ORGANS, 3 PIANOS
BUREAUS, BEDSTEADS, WASH
STANDS, MATTRESSES. SPRINGS,
COOKING and HEATING STOVES,
SEWING MACHINES, TEA and Ia
BILE SPOONS, NOTIONS. sc.
w. j. PURNEAR,
oc2t AuCtioneer.
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DWELLING,
NO. Az {. GRACE STREET,
FOR SALE AT
PUBLIC AUCTION.

BY request Of the owner, who is de-
termined 10 sell, l viii offer for sale,
on the premises.
TUESDAY, October %. 1884,
at i:3o l.. NJ. the above DWELLING.
II was the residence of the late Dr. j. y
j.. cullen. 1t Is comfortable home.
situated In the heart Of the CITY. on the
most desirable part OF Grace street. The
property fronts 1914 feet, and has a good
depth TO a wide alley. In addition 10
the house. there Is a detached kitchen
spected at any time. The property is
gong TO be sold and any one seeking n
desirable and fashionable home AT
baIsain price should attend the sale
TERMS; Liberal and viii he apn0nncod
AT SAFE H. l.. CARELL
.o,o. Real Estate Auctioneer.
oe-i-@t north Tenth street
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BY Chewing & Rose.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. 6 north Tenth street.
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BY virtue OF two certain deeds OF trust,
duly recorded in the clerks office Of
Richmond Chancery Court, first dated
December 20 1888. see Deed Book l39
C. page go. second dated July Is
1894, see Deed Book l52 "B," page l76
default having been made in the pay
ment Of the debts therein secured, and
at the request OF the benefciaries we
will proceed TO sell at public auction,
on the premises, on
THURSDAY. October %. 1894.
at 4:30 o'clock r. NJ. the above-men-
toned desirable property The dwell
ings are two stories. In addition TO good
brick basement containing rooms
each, with necessary improvements
Lot 30Ni2o feet to alley.
TERMS. Enough In cash to pay cost
OF sale, the sum OF $1,000, with interest
thereon from June 20. 1894 until paid,
and the residue upon the following
terms: one-third cash and the balance
in six and twelve months. 10 be secured
by deed OF trust upon the property.
JOHN DUNLOP,
SAMUEL II. PULLIAM.
Trustees In First Deed.
CONWAY II. SANDS,
ocl3td Trustee In Second Deed.
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WANTED OCCUPANTS FOR \ Mos.
w desirable SECO%D-STOKG FftDNL
AND HALL ROOM, with board. q ..a
east Grace street oc2i .23&Z5'
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~ r. ALWAYS HAVE MONEY Tp
W LOAN IN SUNS TO SUIT on Rich
mond cry Real Estate. see as.
D. Il. ELAN & co,
oryI -poH2t Iii2 east Main
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BY Chewing & Rose,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
No. q north Tenth street.
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In execution Of a decree in the above
mentioned suit, the undersigned, thereby
appointed for the purpose, Will sell by
auction, upon the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, the oath Day of Oct, 1871.
at o'clock F. VI. sharp, the property
located as above. The lot has a front OF
30 feet on the west line Of ST. John street
and trimming back on the north line Of
COutts street l2g feet This is an invit-
ing piece Of property, and commends
Itself to all in quest of tirst-class
home In the locality named.
TERMS: One-fourth in cash; balance
in three equal instruments at four. eight,
and twelve months from the day OF
sale negotiable notes TO be given for
said credit instruments, bearing q per
until the purchase-money is paid in full
and conveyance is ordered by the
Court w. 4. TONNES
Special Commissioner.
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ACTION SALES.--FUTURE Day.

BY Chewing & Rose.
Real Estate Auctioneers'
No. 6 north Tenth street.
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L y " FL - 0lIi'is % LION - ~ ID
W wholesale house iH Baltimore,
have experience and an established z.
and ". railroad and border couuu,. ..
North Carolina, r. and II. railroad d.
and -. railroad y. and vs.. uf.r
and o.. ami ~. railroad. east Of
railroad. The house has an establish.
trade I'm this section and carries fha u
desirable line ON the road 30 ON. u,.|
apply who cannot furnish best of H..
erenr's. Address SHOE. Ea.rr..
past-Otiuc. u.-l.l.
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AUCTION SALE
OF
60 BY 100 FEET,
WITH THE
EDIFICE THEREON.
Situated a. The Northwest Corner Of
Graham and Clay Streets.

nv request, we will sell by auction
upon the premises, on
THURSDAY, the 18th Day OF Oct.' lsoa'
at : o'clock p. NJ. THE LOT AND IN
PROVEMEN located as above. Inc
building was designed for and used as
Clay-Street Baptist church. should any
congregation desire TO enlarge their
scope of usefulness, this sale offers an
unusual opportunity; or, If you wish 10
acquire an eligible site upo which 10
build dwellings for rental purposes, here
YOU have it. Most OF the material can
be advantageously uuliztI in other
buildings. .,
o. ''0'' " CHEWING & ROSE.
oc17td Auctioneers.
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r; n. Thomas, plaintiff, against james
II. Hayes and als.-In the Chancery
Court Of the city Of Richmond.
!. Charles W. Goddin, clerk Of said
court certify that the bond required
Of the special commissioner by the de-
cree in said cause OF. October 5, 1874,
has been duly given.
Given under my hand this 18th day OF
October, 1891
CHARLES w. GODDIN,
ocl9-td Clerk
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VI ANTED- RENT OUT FIn-
" NlSHED ROOMS, prices rams
from - 20 $40 per month, also beaut. B
nat five rooms, hot and cold water
oCZl-lt'
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FOR SALE.

NOR sALE-HANDSoME Young
MARE, five years OH. Guaranteed
scnhd ahd gentle, Suitable for lady TO
ocN-lts
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BY J. 3. Elan & Co,
Real Estate AuctiOneers.
lib Main street.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF THE
l DELIGHTFULLY-SI AND
VERY DESIRABLE BRICK RESI-
DENCE, No. 3OS ARCH STREET.
FACING CANDLES HILL PARK.
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AMtSEbtNTs,

AMUsEUENTs.
ID ALTINORE HORSE SHOW,
ID NOVEMBER 9TH TO 10TH.
PRIZES, $500.
Special railroad and steamboat rates 10
Baltimore
ENTRANCG FEE ONLY s..
PRIZES Nij TO $50.
For Prize Lists, Entry Blanks, etc,
address
MAINLAND HORSE SHOW ASSOCIA-
TION. BALTIMORE.
ENTRIES CLOSE OCTOBER @2b.
col HOTfU, Secretary.
GOV FRANK BROWN. President.
oclGt22
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By Pollard & Bagby and Denoon, Tup-
per & Co, Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF TWO
4 FRAME DWELLINGS SITUATED
ON THE EAST SIDE or RESERN OR,
BETWEEN TAYLOR AND CHAFFIN
STREETS, Nos. 2l3 AND 10.
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TOR RENT.

EOR RENT
A NICE OFFICE OF TWO LARGE
ROOMS, suitable for professional gentle
men, at No II west Main street.
JAMES II CRENSHAW, Agent.
OC2l-lt Al GA east Main street.
I ADY HAVING MORE ROOM THAN
II required will LET TWO HAND
SOMELI FURNISHED ROOMS, singly
or room mates. excellent family fare
and home comforts on moderate terms.
Call at 1917 east Marshall Five min
uies from business centres; three from
city Hall oc2l-fts
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BARTON HEIGHTS
DESIRABLE DWELLINGS,

s5ooo-PARK AVENUE; three storle n
F''' near HowitZer monument
ICONS; easy terms. ,r.ri,,,.
scooo S0U0"CE STREET, near HARRISON
H"'''' tbree stories; 80 rooms all I'M
proVements. - s,l,,o,,t IN
e. 40 FAST FRANKLIN, near SeNe''"
S''''0 street. three stories; y rooms
vTIIGlTpSON BROWN q co,
ocol-lt lll' mann '-'
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4 GENTs WANTED.YoU ChN

4 GENTS WANTED-YOU CAN VI
~ COME rich by handling GREAT .
NDLNING FORTUNA. record bro
Of all slot machines, one earned .H
saloon within Eve hours SIS. au... r
within eighty days SI.4DD. one .-
made with two machines ON am .
days trip S5Nl, besides expense.
make two kinds. one FOR six and ONE
four persons 90 play az same ume. H-.
for particulars UNIVERSAL. NOV
TT co, Newark y. j. oe2f.',
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II or RENT-THAT VERY DEsIR-
ABLE FLAT CsecOnd floor. No. BIO
east Franklin street; immediate posses
sion. Apply 10 a. p. BLAIR, il07 east
Main street. oc2t-su we&fr
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We are Altering great Inducements to
get our EMPTY HOUSES occupied. Call
In and get our RENT LIST.
CHEWING * ROSE, Agents,
ocI-it No. north Tenth street
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WANTED HAVING fTTs
w HOUSES FOR SALE viii Fs
please send memorandum 10 u7, IA
giving fun description, with price,
ga We win lake pleasure ia trying Oh
disDose OF same for them. IT no Sal"
Is made We charge nothing.
JACKSON BRANDT & co...
oc21 No. ll3 Nam 7'''''
w ANTED ALL MY CUSTOMERS I'
" know that have removed POD H. .g,.N
end age store. SO. 800 EN~. "Ni'l
SHALL STREET where ] VIII De-. t'''''
W T. u0TH-'HiLp
ogoI-1ts German .U. I.... 'I' N'l.
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FoR RENT. an
80. 400 east Cary; $500 per an E-1-
NUM-
No iO7 east CLAY, TO per anuum.
No 1914 west Main, -ib pes aInum.
No IN west Marshall. $500 per annum.
No east Broad, So inp per aHahm.
40. 10 Mayo; so per month.
No. 2sD3 east Clay; SD per W.nth. .
No. 3DG and 3Oo north Tnirty-tHFd' SO
per month.
No. -Fairmount avenue; $40 per monih.
No. 3o2l and 1923 east Franklin SO
per month, .....
And many SMALLER DWELLINGS in
all parts OF the city and suburbs
Cali and get RENT LIST.
CARNFAL & GAY LII,
Real Estate Agents,
ocgt No 1905 east Main street
EoR RENT f;5.a
No. Go5ls west Clay street; 8 rooms I'LL
new.
No. SD west Main street; rooms
corner.
No. 233 south Laurel street rooms.
No. ~ west Grace street; - rooms.
POLLARD 6. BAGBi,
oc2l-lt II north Eleventh street
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FACING CANDLES HILL PARK.
In execution OF a certain deed OF trust
to me, dated August u. 1898, and re-
corded IN Deed Book 40 y, page "a,
Richmond Chanccry Court default hav-
ing been made in the debt secured, and
being required so TO do by the bene-
tciary, l shall sell by public auction,
on the premises, on
TUESDAY, October q, 1891,
at 3 o'clock +. NJ, the REAL ESTATE
described in said deed, 1t being the above
named spacious and substantial brick
dwelling, containing about 10 rooms,
having the usual modern convenience
delightfully."- situated on The north side
OF Arch street. between Third and
Fourth streets and being a thoroughly
comfortable and desirable home, the
lot having a front OF u feet on Arch
street and extending back within parallel
lines 10 feet
TERMS. Cash as 10 expenses Of sale.
any delinquent taxes, and the sum OF
$3.50. with interest thereon from the
2Tth August 1894. and the residue upon
terms to be announced at time of sale
JAMES r. ELAN. Trustee.
J. b. ELAN & co, AUctioneers.
OclS
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W ANuEU .nT YorNG LADY VIII
W Som. ....r.u.-. d position % d'
WRITING Cnrr coz ,o f'" llI.'l.l.
or Dn.. Work rf eny kind, no salary
expected mr thorough "IrltH ~.
tI. ,g.r. undertaken ts acquired. thl''
.,u.r. r..H rl any one who helps me
-.f co. permanent place. Aa1Ir7h
NESS u.| ur.f Marshall o'-l-lt-
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BY direction Of Colonel Tazewell Elicit
who Ia declining housekeeping, | will
sell at his residence. No. 10 west Main
street. at 1890 A. NJ.
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Memoranda.

New York, Sept 22-Arrived, schr Edgar C
Ross. Quillan, GEORGETOWN
Baltimore, Sept 22-Arrived sChr Edward
G. Hight, Richards, Charleston.
Fernandina, sept ~ Sailed schr Howard
b Peck, Titus, New London.
Brunswick, Sept 22--Arrived, schr s Ora
ham, COverdale, Savannah
Beaufort n c, Sep 22-Sailed, schr Flora
A Rogers, Bunker, F'ernandina,
Warherg, Aug l3-Arrived, bark Giovanni
Battista [Itall, ScognamiElio, Charleston.
Glrgentl Sept lO-Sailed, bark Maria Luigi
lItall. Charleston.
Liverpool, Sept 21-Sailed, steamer Skidby
[Br|. savannah.
Charleston. Sept 2I-Arrlved schrs Nellie
Coleman, Ross. Baracoa Susan b Ray, John
son, Baltimore
Cleared steamer Glenwood rBrl. Michigan,
Barcelona; scnr City Of Philadelphia, Dodd
Philadelphia
Sailed schr A Bailey Smith, Baltimore.
Jacksonville. Fla. sept 2i-Ehtered, steam
shin IroqUois. Pennington. New York.
Cleared, schr Charlotte Y Sibley, Bartlett,
Ponce, Port Prince.
Port Tampa, Fla, Sept 23-Sailed, British
steamship British Prince, Freeth Hamburg,
via Port Royal
Arrived steamship Mascotte, Decker,
Havana, via Key West,
Mobile, Ala, Sept 2i-Arrived, steamship
Hesper lBrl Jacobsen. Hamburg; bark
Frammes Brl, Moller, Hull.
New Orleans sept 24-Cleared, steamship
FL Rio New York: steamships Bernard Hall
navigator ana navarro, Liverpool, steamship
Spanish Prince, Genoa.
Port Eads, La, sept 2l-Arrived. steam
ships Aaesund Nor, Schage, Belize; En-
gneer iBr, Wood, Liverpool Nasmyth lBrl,
Eatou, Rio de JaneirO; 5 Oteri, peLuca
Barcelona, City OF Dallas, Raymond, Pnerto
Cortez
Sailed, steamship FL Rio, New York.
Charleston, Sept 2l-Stcamer Glenwood
lBrl. ashore on the bar, with cargo of cotton.
bound to Barcelona.
Irnr nadiAinr,nI Ill n r,lnc. rn,.rn
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Receipts.

Per Central Railroad Sept 2f-5,563 bales
cotton. cars lumber car brick ! ear meat.
] car wood cars stock. 4 bdls hides, La
bbls rOsin, 1872 bDls spirits turpentine, So tonr
ore a tons pig iron.
Per Charleston and Savannah railway.
Sept 24-s bales cotton, / car beer 30 bags
peas.
Per Savannah Florida and Western railway.
Sept ~ $50 bales cotton, 10 bbls rosin, 4. 8
bbls spirits turpentine, 200 boxes vegetables,
4SO boxes fruit, % cars lumber, II cars rock
2 cars cotton seed. , cars castings, ] car oats.
! car -four. ] car furniture / car coal ] car
leaf tobacco, D cars wood car barrels, 10
bales wool cars mdse. bdls hides.
Per Florida Central and Peuinsular rail .
road Sept 2i-3 boxes lemons bales sheet.
ing lpkg hardware, ] car h h goods IS crates
cabbage , cars cabbage ] car potatoes cars
lumber. ] car cotton seed, "A casks spirits tur-
pentine G2S bb5 rOsin.
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opening. Highest. Lowest. Closing

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
quiet with moderate demand the feeling
was easy but prices were unchanged Wheat
No. 2 spring 81 '8H5324c; No 2 red 52lsa
29c. Mess pork per barrel Sl5 37ism1J 5J.
Lard, per l0O pounds, IS 3508 Is. Short rib
sides 81 350t7 5O Dry sailed shoulders as 6yI.
l16 70; short clear sides. 81 75Gs 20. Whisky,
a. 80.
Cincinnati Sept 2f.-Flour-spring patents
s. 25GS TO- fancy = 75Gg2 ~; iamiIye2 40
g.. Wheat quiet No. red 574,c. Corn
quiet: No. , mixed SIC; No white 33Ilc.
Pork-clty mess sll Sd. Lard steady: steam
leaf 80 Is bakers 81 %: kettle dried sg 5O.
leaf ~ 80 Bacon steady; shoulders 81 30;
short rib sides - 62la0S IS; short clear sides
s. s5gs s71a. Whisky very trm. 81 33
St Louis, sept. 24.-FlOur unchanged;
patents IL 4Ua2 So, fancy 81 g5d2 O5: choice
Al 7Jal 20. Wheat higher; September fsIc;
December sic; May 56ac. Corn higher:
September 521ac; December 87%c; NAV 4Sls
04s5fc. oats dull; Septemb Der 30. G.: October
2gI4c: May 3iHc. Pork standard mess
Sl3 S7h Lard-prime steam ~ ~: choice
s. a. Dry sailed meats-shoulders 86 37iL:
Bacon-boxed shoulders 81 621I; longs a. 37iS:
clear ribs s. %; shorts a. 62a. II Oh wines
firm at 81 81
Baltimore. Sept. 24-Flour market dull
western superfne 81 70lai 81; western extra
g. OO02 35; family ~ 5C6B2 70; winter wheat
patent q SOS 20; spring s. 6oQ3 G5 spring
straight So lb03 40, Wheat dull and steady:
No. red spot 5}0536c; september S 0,5SiSc,
October 5336Wb3sac; December bG05GiSc.
May 62Ac asked; steamer No 2 red 5OlIc:
milling by sample, 5iHc. Corn dull: mixed
spot be, September SIC: year 52ISc asked.
southern white, &C, southern yellow 6l66lc
oats quiet No. white western, S5g35Ac,
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No. mixed western S3933iac. Rye. steady;
No. .. 52Gl53c, Hay steady; good to choice
timothy SIP OO613 90 Grain freights quiet.
steam to Liverpool per quarter Is llad for
September; Cork for orders, per quarter.
Is 3d42s cd, for September. cotton, Per 100
lbs, 25c; flour, per 100 lbs, Sc Provisions
steady: mess pork SIC 20. Bulk meats
shoulders SIC; short rib clear sides CSC;
clear sides lOc. Sugar cured shoulders QHc.
hams. small 14i4c; lar 1874 Refined lard
lOiqc. Butter tiwn; creamery fancy 2iQ25c;
ladle fancy l7G9lsc; store packed 12bl5c.
Eggs firm at lie. Coffee steady, No. :, l6c.
Sugar quiet; granulated 4.s2c.
Rice.
New York, Sept. 2L-Rice was active
and firm; domestic fair to extra 4465Bc;
Japan 42s443c.
Wool.
New York, Sept. a. - Wool quiet and
firm domestic fleece lS02ic; pulled 15G
SIC.
Petroleum, Oils, Etc.
New York sept. 24-Cotton seed oil was
quiet and firm; crude 3l@}2c yellow 35c bid.
New York Sept 24.-Petroleum market
quiet; Washington, in barrels. IS o.; Wash
ington, in bulk, 50 80; refined New York, in
barrels, s. IS; Philadelphia in barrels b 10;
Philadelphia in bulk, s. 6Od39 65
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Cleared Yesterday.

Steamship City of Augusta, Daggett, New
York-C G Anderson. Agent.
steamship VIM Crane, Bond, Baltimore
John j CarOlan. Agent.
Steamship Gate City Googins, Boston-C G
Anderson. Agt.
Steamship Tallahassee, Askins, Boston
&c Anderson, Agent.
Bark Giuseppi de Albundo [Itall, Triest-
Chr q Dahl a. Co
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Per brig Wau Bun for Wilmington. Del.
2Os 1873 feet p y lumber Dixon, Mitchell g. Co
and Georgia Lumber Co.
Per Italian bark Giuseppi de Albundo for
Trieste. 20 casks spirits turpentine valued at
e. 500 and 29l4 DDls rosin valued at S725j-
Paterson, Downing g. Co.
Per schr Annie Bliss for Philadelphia. 1853,
100 feet p p lumber-DiXOn, Mitchell & Co.
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owing TO this mornings Liverpool advices
ana Tar &c receipts a. the ports. There was
selling Tor local southern and English houses
later on shorts tried to cover. there was ver-
little cotton offered and the prices covered
most OF the early decline. Some were in
cIlEed 10 fear bad weather tomorrow. owing
10 the news that cyclone was approaching
the southern coast, but the most potent factor
was the overseeing Of the market There is
a large short interest here and at the south.
and on every decline there is more or less
covering, which causes at least temporary
rebound to the market"
Naval stores.
Sp irits Turpentine-T market was firm
and sales for domestic shipment were the
only transactions recorded. The market at
the Board OF Trade at the first call at II
o'clock was bulletined firm at 25isc, with
sales OF us casks. At the last call at 4
O'Clock p. m. it closed at 25hc, with sales of
$50 casks.
Rostn-The market was quiet, but the tone
was firm and unchanged. The reported sales
were 4S7 barrels at the first call at the Board
Of Trade. At he last call there were no
sales. The quotations al the Board of Trade
were as follows;
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Port connect fo Key
Ne m
leforJ pm;d
day L. W
Worth q m
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Selling for Domestic Shipment-The
Rosin Market Quiet and Unchanged.
other Markets Quiet and Steady.
Savannah. Sept. 24.-There was fair de-
unand for cotton at the quiet and easy quota
tons but the general tone of the market was
weak. Although Liverpool was at a slight
advance, the New York market was lower
than at Saturdays closing. The spot mar
kets were generally quiet and at the decline.
Shirts turpentine, in the local market, was
firm. with some sales for domestic shipment.
The other markets were steady. Holders Of
grain had very little encouragement in the
market until the closing hour The senti-
ment then underwent a change, when it
closed at 4 to &c higher than Saturday.
Corn ruled lower during the day, but closed
At an advance OF Z to sc above Saturdays
closing Oats were steady and higher. Pro-
visions held firm and unchanged.
There was downward tendency to stocks
in the New York Stock Exchange. There
we're losses Of a to per cent. at the open
ing. but the general market showed gains Of
L to ? per cent, closing weak.
The following resume of the different mar
kets will show the tone and quotations for
the day:
Cotton.
There was little improvement at Liver
pool but II did not reflect in the futures mar
ket at New York. Prices of spots in the
local market were quiet and unchanged.
There was a fairly good demand, and the
transactions for the day amounted to ? 592
bales At the Cotton Exchange at the first
call at 10 O'Clock a. m, the market was bull
letined quiet and unchanged. The sales were
$50 bales. At the second call at o clock it
was quiet and unchanged, with sales Of 4s4
bales At the last call, at o'clock, the mar
ket closed quiet and unchanged, with sales of
52s bales. The following were the quota
tons at the close of the market at the Cotton
Exchange:
Niddling fair ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Nominal
Good middl1ng... ...........-.........-b5
Mlddl1ng .................... -
Low middling ............... ...,......,5 9-lo
Good ordinary ..........................5
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