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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-11-09
&imoer=1tcberSieber.

4inber-lleber;ieber nit Maut.l-
SrageH, IN 6unfeln uub ueiten
Diuferu, 9r0Be bis 8 Sabre;
friiberer Brels $S. gSerben
r lOsgtialasen fHr ............. 1.98
Sin6er ueber;ieber nit 0taut.I-
Sraeeu, IN bibid)eu buufeln
uno be1eu Olufern, @r0ken 3
bis IS Sabre, luertb S., peroen
lOsgefdlageu fir. ............ s2.9a
er-lleberiieher, Rantelfragen
oSer uliters, III buufeln ober
beIeu Sarben, friiberer BreiS
81, $8 uuo 50, wereen losges
i9lasen fir. iir.................. s4.98
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SoIentrd9er.

200 9uteHO l5oienrGser; bisher
25 Cts. Serab3eieet auf..... 1Oc.
AGO 2ueeup SOieutrdser; friiber
so @ts. Hepu;irt auf. .. 25s
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-11-09
M6nster -1tnterfleiOW1tg.

Sameetboars o0er naturluouene 0=c
9anOom 9emtidlte eVianns-Sems oos
ben NIB sllnterboieu. Son 40 { Stii1
GtS. berab9eett auf ........
9SeiBe Ote.iuo, ober Sameelhaar. oac
0ieriuo>0 0tannshemoen Il. lus nns
terboeu Son so 9ts. reouSlrt { da,;;f
9tGturnoaeue Ooer gemIidte Sas 40.
meelbaar WiauuSbemoeu un0 nos
zllutcrboieu. Son IS @ts. re. ez,S;S
bu;trt anf .............'
Seine uaturluouene ODER lpollene
gcmudte Nierimo. ODER aau3.) S5c.
monsne l6GrlndIroIbe Ranns- paS
6em0en uuo 'lluterbOIen. &ou) Stid.
81 herabSrieRt auf. .........
9nuSpolleue ibarladlrothe-
luoaeus uaturwoHeue, gau;wol.) } 98c.
leue 9eurIifterte &aihm:r. ooer oaS
idmere SaIbrigga WiaaH5beu. Stiid.
ben. Son $l.50 repu;Lt ami.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-11-09
Wdnmerz

%~VssRsSsk~ %SSsO$NVSs
So nnO s12@n,ase, gut smodt Mufsn, OO9 Sg TX
Id SSrtbe Ole IuSmab Su. p-Ts ~
s14 S15nase i0nen mobiAen etosn semaf Gs 90
ale ben urPransGsn Yrss wrtb. Die 2u5wabl... p $3.50
ST.; nno SIS an39es nrtG4 rsinpPuene gaeriosn,
aucn neueen SaGons nug Ibrraidcror GA 0 "A
Sa9an DIE SHSmabl PcsSO
$50 unh S22s 2sgu,age bsgsbrm swrtbeu Ouferu. Der
Ereis H unbeOnst ndrser as bic 9rsuunsson 0iS1f fQ
auSma9l PAAsfO
S24z nnO $25zsnsase feline impOrtrs nbemiae Sc.
ps6s in allen nnsfsn 5aa0as snnOsnor6e 0bdrt Sfl *
slnige nit S0e gcHut Die 2uSuubl sD LIZ ~
Wdmer=lleber3teber.
So nnh s1O.1ebeb gut ssma4 unO baner9ait 9ob GO *
sset onf. ss1.sO -
s12 S14sber,icbcr bauerEaten, mObiidn sO &A
fen semoft 9erab9est auf................ auf efo ~
S15 S1Sllbrr,ber mOOib bessbraswrtbe O G~ 10
terien; enOOe Bargains. 9srabseisetau 90 sFO
$40 nnh s221sbsr3isBsr, ale gr0Bsn u ebrlss D co TX
teroI 9a"bssleet 0uf ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. PV.0O
81 9a5s;i ""a s.S' """ ''s'"' ""' 48
S2s. unb S3Olleber3ieber nn aeriaen, iebrSs
uis nit ssiOs 9iHtte. 9srOb9icet uu -
WtQlCller70 0O1cll.
81 Seinflriher, tra9ut semad, bunt lfufcr. Rnn
Gs3en ob UJC.
So unn $2.50onen 98oc aucben unS fsA "a
baueba 9eben ab b5u......................... pIeM+
So nnn $35O6nn mOOiin GPufrn unS d. ~
Gunleren 6abn 9ebeu ab 3u............. 80. %Gs Il
$3.50 nnh $56oicn pOr5i9Ic einbeimIdJe gSOu, -
BaIen unb Gppetur perfet. YAe ~
Sc S5nien, ciufen @speben motdeu de- % ~
Ofufen. @eben ab YeDs L
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-11-09
@eitrifte WfGnncr-sSafen.

Site ftarte WiGuuers9 9adeu, friiber
$l.25; rebu6irt aEf ........... 75c.
GroBc gteriuO. NiGuuer Sadeu,
bl8ber $3.50; berab9eIess auf.. 98c.
@anSwollsne Wduner.Saden, bis
her 81 uHO $3.50; reoullrt auf $40.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-11-09
&inOer=Wnsii9e.

SiubersGuSiige, boppeIreibig unO
einreihis, quite, ftarfe uuo ebr'
li6e Waare, pertb $3.50, iuer>
ben beute los9ei6lagen tiir. ....
RiEcer.Nnsiise, gan; 8oI., bop
pelreibig, Doppel Sis uno
sSnie; wertb $3.50. gSer6en
abseben fir. ..................
&iub.r Insiige, bcppeIreibia, i'll
grauen, ouufeln unb Utittelfarz
BEN. GrOBen bis 16 Sabre,
fruberer Yreis $3.50, iperoeu
losseihlasen fir. ........
Siuber ansiiss, bOppelreibig, in
Slau. Shpar3 uno furrlrt -
@bepiots unb @aitmire, @r0Beu
5 bis 16 Sabre, friiberer Yreis
81, $8 uub So. Beroen losses
1QllnQRn 1lif.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-11-09
"a. Sabrgang.
3iebeu itd, bout 0eiddft 3urid!
&naben=W Wltsii9e,

&nabens Iu3iise, bauerbafte 8aas
re, gut gemaft uuo periett pa'
ieuo, Sr0Beu IA bis 10 Sabre,
friiherer YreiS 81, merbeu los
geidllagen fir. .............. 81
Suubeu.Gn;iiae, roppe!reibis uuo
einreibig, in blaueu uub Ditt=
telfarbeu, psrth $40 unS $12,
iperOen Iosge6lagen fir. ..... Sc
Snabeu. .4usiise, eiureibig uuo
boppeIreibi9, III Slau, S6wa-S
uuo gemiiften @heuiots; reouz
sirt bon SIS unb SIS, 9eben iort
1urss 90
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-11-09
Sie gGablrn.
Beitere NadJrihten iiber baS 9teiuItat bsrs
ielbeu in ben perid)ieoeuen 5taateu.
Der ndd1ite Gou9reS.

9fad ben Bis leet beitati9tcn Seriflz
ten miro Die 3uiammeuieean9 OeS na9'
lten 0auies, pie fOIgt, iein:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-11-09
ate Sci tia u O E @.
Rue Enrrcin riiiAent1..

10 Gents pro 5uneert In bet Sifics nes -GerrepoDp
ktEte1" Az baben. ,EebI.10-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-11-09
&inOer- &niebOie1t.


SinSer 6nieboIen, @r0Beu bis
IA Sabre, friiberer Yreis 50
Gents, lueroeu losgeidlla9eu
Giuoer. Sniehoien, Sr0Beu bis
II Sabre, friiberer %reis So &ts.
gSeroen absegeben flr........ 49c.
Stuoer 8uIehoien, @rOBen 4 bis
Is Sabre, iriibersr Breis S1.50,
perOeu losgeIdlGgeu fiir. .... 92c.
&mabcn>0 0entoenleib6en
llugewai6eue 2eibGen, perth As
Gents, iperoen losaedlagen fir 17c.
SnabenstS Semoenletbdlen, tperlh 70
Gents, peroeH lOs9eldlagen iir 41c.
@odleco.SIauell.2elbdleu, friiherer
PretS $l.75, 81 uuo 1925;
werOen Iosgehlageu fir. ...... 92c.
&tn0erzSiite.
9nabeu> uu6 Sinoer Sad)t. uuo
Gtou=Sappeu, pertb 80 Gents,
merbeu losge'd)lagen fiir. 45e.
Snabtns uno Sinoer NIpeuz uno
Surban 9Ite, $1.50 ruertb, ',s
lueroeu losgeIhlageu fiir.. 88c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-11-09
Ser SeutIbe Correspondent,
GasIid, p66,ntIib urb Sonutass.
/. 0aine. Efinenthiimer INN Weoasteu

GGelto, DodltnfltO lHo SonHtd9s,
q. gsaine, Gi0entbnmer nno Weoafteur
(gtadfuIstr ron g. 5laiu.),
GlbpeffsGde Baltimore: :etraBe uno BoiisSffice.Hre
Sreis b.s taaIidIen SIattss, hurt Trigger beiurst
l2J. Gts.; faaIidle unb eountaa aS: :sInesabs 15
Gents pro ode, Sabbor bic oas SlGtt belorseroer
Srdser.-SaaIidl Rebn 9pnntagssslueaabe uEter
9orausbesaburs 81 SO pro Sohr, fur tiirSert
iSeit i'm ScrbdItHis; iir bic uofentIid,e aluSgahe
init SonntaesbIatt, portoir,i NIT GbSns tlr Clubs,
81. so pro SGnr, HoD irssno eiuem Srie hes Snlar:
bes, 81 nab europa. 9puuta gsssimseabe 81
pro S0hr.-Sas bette unb biHiGite oeutfd1e SIGtt
IN ben Yiittsls uno Glbtaatsn-
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&rogeat 1tmo Wam1dDettem.

1000 2uteuO Gluett, Coon &
Comps (ubreu Marfe) Sraqen
nae 6aGonS uuO ale @r0Ben;
btSher 10 Cts. Ssrabgeiett auT SC.
500 0uterb Iinueuer uierlagiger
afanifetteu, frHber 20 @euts.
Ieou3trt .......... 1Oc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-11-09

NaIei9b, 9&sG,, s, 9tOuembe,. -
Die 6uiioni;tcn balm oa5 Staat3zIifz
fit unO o:c yegi5latur ermdblt. Die
Oemotra;cn iic9tcn m09li6er 8.iic lin
g., 3. uno t. ecngrcB@Otrtltt, Oob lit
OaS 3eIulfat noCh ;wclIclbuit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-11-09
6GNins.

IOpeta, &S., s. 9too.-Da8 STE
iutlut IN 6. GougreBoiiIrltt flnn erit
ourd) Die p'iijieuc 3a5lun9 feitstiteut
werOeu. YGiHe Seiteu beaniprudjcn ole
Grpdblun9 ihrer G02OiOatcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-11-09

Q +. EOuls, 5. 9t0U.-OIc 3ur .3cit
im o:mOtratlid]cm 0aup;qunrtlcr Clns
IaufcuOsn Scrittc Ialien c,iebeu, raB
Der rspublitaniibe Sies Gin gr6Bcrcr 1T,
mie getcrn 2peao bcrttlct. SOriiscr
GoOt pom ocmotrdtllltu Slaat5sGO.
mite gi9t ole GrIDa3lua9 uOA cili 9tts
pubhtanern i'll tcn GOn9reB 81; Die De,
mofraten crlpib!'cn ocmna1 nut pier
&On9r Bab9eOrOn,t:.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-11-06

Leuisville and Nashville S to SIS. Man
haitian ~ to los Lead I TO Al, Northern
PACING preferred rs TO is, Pacific Mail 1is
to %. Union Pacific to l27s The market
closed steady and strong, with an ad-
vancing tendency. Net changes show
gains Of : to , per cent, Lake Shore
leading. Jersey Central lost and Lack
awanna IL TO the day. Louisville. New
Albany and Chicago and Pan Handle pre-
ferred stocks gained points each, selling
at 2Sla and A respectively. The railway
and miscellaneous bond market was &C
aggregated 5000 shares; unlisted 2l,000
shares.
The quotations at the closing were as
follows: American Cotton oil, q; do pre-
ferred. 7SQ74l2; Sugar Refinery, S7A; do
preferred. 92l4; American Tobacco, 99i4
do preferred, l0552; Atchison, T. and S. F,
6; Baltimore and Ohio, Go; Canada Pacific,
621z; Chesap cake and Ohio IT'S; Chicago
and Alton, IA; Chicago, B and O., 1875;
Chicago Gas, IS; Delaware Lack. and W,
lSG DIstlllers and Cattle Feeders, l0l4;
East Tennessee, lbs; do preferred, ia;
Erie, l3s4; do preferred, Is; Edison Cen
eral Electric. 500 Illinois Central, 90l2;
Lake Erie and w, 1875; do preferred, 20;
Lake Shore, 1884,; Louisville and Nash
Yllle, 5ia4i Louisville and n. A, Z; Man
haitian, lG1a4; Memphis and Charleston,
TO- Michigan Central, 9724; Missouri Pa
CHIC, 2S5a; Mobile and Ohio, 10; Nashville
G. and St l.. 66: United States Cordage,
lbs; DO preferred, %; New Jersey Cen
trail 91&; New York Central 80; n Y
and \. r, 81; Norfolk and Western, pre-
Ierred' 2la; Northern Pacific, "a; do pre-
1erred, ICE; Northwestern, 10Ii4; do pre-
ferred, 14S; Pacific Mail, 22is; Reading.
us; Richmond Terminal, 1874; Rock Is
land, 6l2s St. Paul, 6l&i do preferred, 119;
Silver Certificates, GA; Tennessee Coal
and Iron, l6i4; do preferred. 72i2 asked:
Wabash S. L. and P, 6l5; do preferred,
149s; Western Union S75s; Wheeling and
L. F.. liz do preferred, 40; Southern Rail
40i5.
State Bonds-Alabama A, 103; do B, 1O5ls;
DO c. S2i2 bid; Louisiana stamped As 100:
North Carolina Is, SO; North Carolina 6s
l2512; Tennessee, Odds 60 bid; Tennessee
new set 6s, -; Tennessee, new set IS, -;
tennessee, new set IS, 1885, Virginia 6s
preferred, 81; Virginia Trust Receipts
IT, Virginia Funding Debt, 5S5k
Government Bonds-United, States As
registered, ll5l2; United States 4c coupons
L5ls; United States Is, registered, 96 bid.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-11-06

there were predictions Of bad weather in
the cotton belt, and upon very heavy buy
ing January advanced to 5.6lc. When the
buying orders had been executed, how
ever, the advance could not be sustained
ana prices gradually gave way. The
close was quiet and steady with 5.57c bid
Tor January. The bears are very conf
Dent that the big receipts will send prices
lower, but the exports are heavy and
Few traders have the courage to indulge
IN snort sales, whether prices are TO adj
vance or decline further will depend upon
the action Of the southern farmers If
they decide to hold a good part of what
remains of the crop we shall see an ad-
vance. But If the deluge of cotton from
the plantation continues we shall not be
surprised to see prices go lower.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-11-06
OCEAN FREIGHTs.

Cotton-By steam-Market firm. Rates
quoted are per 100 pounds: Direct, Bre-
men, 4jc; Barcelona, Soc; HAMBURG 40c;
Revai, 4sc; Liverpool, 45c; Havre via New
York. Soc; Reveal via New York Gle; Am
eterdam via New York, 45c: Antwerp via
New York 45c; Bremen via New York, 47c
New York. 45c Boston, per bale. 81 q;
New York, per bale 500. Philadelphia
per bale, 800: Baltimore, 500
Lumber-By Sail-Freights are quiet at
ruling rates. Foreign business r. more or
less nominal. The rates from this and
nearby Georgia ports are quoted ~ S0o1
0O for a range including Baltimore and
Portland. Me Railroad ties, basis. "a
feet, 14e Timber rates 50c0N On higher
than lumber rates To the West Indies
and Windward. nominal, 20 Rosario, SO %
N7f m 90 NO JaNeiro SO N. no snnUiah
and Mediterranean ports, gA5ol ii.50i 10
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-11-06
ANOTHER DECLINE NCOTTON
The Controlling Mark Quiet and Sew
eral Points Lower.

The Leading Local Markets Quiet With
Very Little Business Dotns-Railway
stocks Advance and Close Strong on
the New York Exchange-A Bulge in
the Price of Wheat Near the Closing
If the Market-other Grain About
Steady.
savannah, Nov. 5.-There was no feature
Of interest in the local markets to-day.
cotton was dull and easy. with very little
bgsiness doing. Naval stores were
ouoted firm. but sales were light. A
decline in sugar and corn and corn pro-
.5ucts was posted at the Board of Trade.
other markets were quiet and steady.
The following resume will show the
tone and the latest quotations Of the diff
fsrent markets to-day:
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-11-06

United Kingdom for orders, nominal for
lumber, pounds shillings standard.
BY Steam-To New York, 500; to Phil
adelphia. 500; to Boston, $500; to Balti-
more, $500.
very dull, with no demand for either spot
vessels or vessels to arrive. Large, Cork
for orders are placed at 2s Ii2dG5s ~;
small sized Is Sd and IS. South America,
rosin, roc per barrel of $50 pounds. Coast
wise-steam-to Boston, lie per 100 pounds
on rosin, soc on spirits; to New York,
rosin, S1ac per 100 pounds, spirits, S5c; to
Philadelphia, rosin, 7i2c per 100 pounds,
spirits, soc; to Baltimore, rosln, 7l2c per
loo mounds sDirits zoe.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-11-06
DRY GOODS.

New York, Nov. San informal and ir-
regular demand for dry goods was made
by few visiting buyers and some resi-
dent representatives of out-of-town
houses OF moderate quantities of season
able stuffs of all descriptions, and the
sales thus reached were very larsely in
creased by the forward ngs on former
engagements for current and spring
wants. Exports of cotton soods for the
week are 7, 302 packages, OF which 27e0
packages were colOTed coJtons and mostly
FOR Brazil ard Chile. Printing cloths
quiet at u-l6c. with sales of 5000 per
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-11-06
Wheat

The cash quotations were as follows.
Flour was dun and steady; prices were
a 5S7sc; No. 2 red, 5375c. No 2 corn. 519scs
No. 2 oats, pc. Pork, s12. O0G1f2 81 Lard
$6.S0d6.92iz Short rib sides, 6.25lIG 90. DRY
sailed shoulders, $562l205.75. Short clear
sides, S6.37i2M6.50. Whisky. 81 81
Cincinnati, o. Nov. Flour somewhat
firmer. with light demand; fancy S2s5.
Wheat steady; No. 2 red 5iJse Corn
moderate demand, steady; No. 2 mixed
Pork easier; mess, $3.50. Lard easier win
light demand; steam leaf, 7ihc: kettle
dried, IA. Dry salted meats lower. loose
shoulders, 5lac loose short rib sides &c.
loose short clear sides. 65zc boxed meats
NC more. Bacon easy; loose shoulders
6ikc loose short rib sides, &c; loose short
clear sides, Zee; boxed meats 10 more
Whisky steady at $l23.
ST. Louis, Nov. Flour firm: patents.
81 40d2.50; fancy $2C)n2.10: choice Il z6S,
1.s0 Wheat higher; December 5O1 05G7Lc.
May J6Bc Corn lower: December 8ff7c,
May 47lad47Mc. Oats dull and Iov,er,
May, 3213c. Pork. standard mess, $3.50
H qT6 v piTlme TS9am e. $50; choice $3.50
Baltimore. Nov. 5.--Flour dun. weste-,
superhne, I.70U1.90: western extras 81 M
$780, western family. s2.40G25O. vinteT
wheat patents s2.l5g3OO; spring wheat
s3.l0d3.Z5 Wheat dull; No. red spot and
Nover1 ber, F5fAfI 5sslc; Tecef,,be, ~
56E; NAV. G07k0 Gle. steamer No red s1c
bid, milling wheat BY sampie. SCI COR
asked; southern white. 4s0Jf. goitber,
yellow. 4CiA0 Sc. oats drm. No 2 ygi,itc
western. 8lRW5Ji No. 2 mixed, a2Ng2iLe
Rye easy; 10. 2. 52l4c. lfay quiet and
i2N Grain freiohts very frm. 'etn9T, ~
Liverpool is gdn2s November Corr for
orders fe. November. cotton rso. oor,1
ioc. Butter hHn' creamery fancy. zic.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-11-06
MEMORANDA.

Charleston. Nov. 5.-Arrived, steamer
Suez Bp, Higginbotham New York.
Sailed, schr Maggie Lawrence, Halo
way, Philadelphia.
Key West. Nov 4-Entered, schr r d
Spear. Parr. New York
Cleared, steamer Tarpon, Thompson,
Mobile.
New Orleans, Nov Cleared, steamers
Colonia, HaVre; Hiram, Bluehelds: Knight
Of ST George, Hayre via New York
Port Eads, Nov J-ArriVed, steamers
Clearwater CI3r), Gait. Puerto Cortez;
Miguel Jover (Sp), JOver, Cuban ports
Mobile. Nov 5-Arrived, bark Hooding
OIor), Reynhold, Antwerp; Briefond (Nor)
Fskeland, Bocas del Toro, and cleared to
return; schrs Emma Knowlton (Amn).
Allen. New York. Llbbie II Gheen (Amn),
Frazier. New York.
Cleared, schr Cactus, Wiley, Boston.
Boston, Nov 3-Cleared, schr Josephine
Elliott, Nash, Port Royal.
Continued on Third Page.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-11-06
NAVAL STORES.

Spirits Turpentine.-The market opened
with light business doing, which slack
ened somewhat during the day. The
Trade the market opened firm at 25Ac
tor regulars, with sales of $50 casks. A.
the last call at 4 o'clock it closed firm
and unchanged, with no sales reported.
Rosin.-There was a good demand;
prices, however, were Irregular for e + and
y, ranging within 15c. The market opened
- e rralS The- rnrine. tL-arn . f.,Il-----
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-11-06

The following is the total visible supply OF
cotton for the week ending NOV. ,, as com
Piled ly the Commercial and Financial
Chronicle; me visible supply Of cotton to-
night as made up v cable and telegraph is as
follows: he continental stocks. rs well as
those for Great britain and The ahoat are this
week s returns, and consequently all the
uropean figures are brought down to Thurs
day evening. But 10 make the totals the
complete figures for Nov. . we add the item
of exports from the United States including
in IL the exports for Friday only:
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-11-06

Steamship City of Birmingham, Burg,
New York-C. G. Anderson, Agent.
Steamship City of Macon, Lewis Bos-
tone. G. Anderson, Agent.
Steamship William Crane, Bond, Baiti-
more-John ]. CarOlan, Agent
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-11-06

According to The foregoing Bonn ray appears
20 show decrease compared with last year
IN the week Is receipts OF 600 bales and DO.
create in shipments OF 1000 bales and the
shipments since Sept l show decrease OF
1900 tales
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-11-06
visible supply of Cotton.

Eggs steady. I9c. Coffee firm; No. :, l5l4 c.
Other articles unchanged.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-11-06

SIN
Shoppers and
WI o
Sleeper oren9 No
n. S
or
l. Pass AGENT
d v. W. lant
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-11-06

Stock same day last year.. 22,l27 1896
Receipts same day last year. 1872 S.1Sa
Charleston, s. C, Nov. 5.-Turpentine
irm at 25c; receipts, II casks. Rosin, good
strained firm at 500; receipts, 40 barrels.
Wilmington, n. C., Nov. 5.-Rosin firm;
strained, csc; good strained, 100 Spirits
turpentine quiet, steady at 25c; receipts. a
asks. Tar steady at $50; crude tirpen-
inc steady; hard $40; soft, $780, virgin,
New York. Nov. 5.-Rosin dull, strained.
S1.35qL40 Turpentine quiet at 2802S5sc
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Steamship City Of Augusta, New York
Bark Tn. Thoresen (Nor), Hun.
Bark Sidney (Nor). AMER Java.
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Bark Alliance Poro. sapelo-Chr. C.
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IOIlI VIoIOTe SlppIT... 3. 1s3 04s 3-2D1 z z
Inc imports into continental ports the past
week have been "a 00O bales
The above figures Indicate an increase in the
cotton in sight tonight Of i6O-l bales "a
compared with the same date in 1893, a dc
crease OF y .9o7 ales as compared with the
corresponding date OF 1892 ana decrease OF
ia 10 bales as compared with 1891.
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MAR NE INTELLIGENCE.

SAVANNAH. Tuesday, Nov. 6, 1894.
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Steamship Kansas City, Fisher, New
York-C. G. Anderson. Agent.
Steamship Joseph l.. Colby, Buchanan,
ApalachiCola, bound for New York-Mas-
ter.
Craftsmanship City of Macon, Lewis,
Boston-C. G. Anderson, Agent
craftsmanship City of Birmingham,
Burg, New York-C. G. Anderson, Agent.
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india COTTON MOVEMENT FROM ALL PORTS
The receipts and shipments Of cotton at
BOMBAY Lave teen as follows fer the week
and year, bringing the figures down to
Nov. ]:
BOMBAY RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS FOR -FOUR
YEARS
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THE TROPICAL TRUNK

IIIII TTOAL TMUNA LINE n.
Jacksonville. Tampa Key Railway.
JOSEPH DURkEE
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At the clos e of the market il was bdl-
letined firm and unchanged, with no sales
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-25
Log pceaioarrios de la empreTa 0Nl

Los concesioarrios de IL empreIa "Ml Tran.
via de Msysgusz." senorsB Gisbert y QuiStAnIll'
han publiCato un pequeno foleto co ate aiendo la'
bases los cSlculos Oe gAstoH ingrsnOS q ten
dran Ofrscen inst larlo con 81 material m,S mOder
10 perfsccion de. 81 20 Ileva cabo sAseguids
tal Cual IL concsui6n dstsrmins, dice el ''DiSriO
Popular rsso risado mss de kil6mstroS,
MendeA-Vigo hasta la Caaa del Sr. Lloleda, Con-
cordis haStK el nueyo muelle, San Pedro hauta Is
estaci6n, M1rasol hasta 81 nAtadero &, usrG nuy
convsnisnts para eI pdblico, pero 30 bsnefciorO
nara los acc!osistas" Tan luego recibamoI el ys.
fsSido folleto nos osupsremos dc eSts aGuntO que
represaAts nm pisa mas en- el progreBo &c 10 Cul
Is ciudad del Osate.
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Nos diCen de OHtSio: '5Habr6 calebrado
alAyuntamiento de Baysm6a slgd cOncssrtO para
monopoliEr Ia correspondence qua He diriis {
Oatsfio Z PCrque paGa ya de CGStafo oUCuro;
hoy hace saiS dias que no visAe Corrso epte
caserio, J Q guardis muniCipal que heels dc pes.
tor, asegura que 10 ID trsar6 mas Sr. Alcalda
yea eHo, dediqus IN ratio Algo que no sea rnts
aica; tsnemoB derscbo que 81 . Yuntamiento oue
eOtYG psgre m peat6a 8 de % Coatrsrio habrS d
dar entsada al nusvO ternino inventado poi
Abyil 81 de Ponce.
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ATOs AFrrION ADOSAr.A nAomu

A LOS AFIcION ADOS A LA CASTRO o
NOAlA.-El gus dssss saber doHds elt6n bs.
1dos los elementoS de ID pura Cisncia gsstron6
mica, que viHite el taa sfamado restaurant e i
CATALINA, que brea Eeguro d examina
loa inimitAblen m'njsrss que ALI 80 confscciona,
no hshra duda que % gssto 10 recJamar6 el cor
tin ar. He sqvtlo que ofrece pira 81 DomiDgo 2C
del eorrleRte. OStrAS freHcaS, mot,Rgo de e4lI1
na agiaco CubanO, lapgoEtS ID msrinera, PERM
de cerdo 81 homo, id de cArnsro, chuletas de car
nero con salsa Cruda, mediA paelIa 4 Ia valencis
a.. Para psStreH variOG dulCer en- almibar. Rx
selente vino.