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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-11

BY virtue OF three certain deeds Of
trust from W. ". Coiley and wIfs 10
the undersigned trustees, bearing date on
the sth day OF January, 1872, the slh day
OF January, 1894. and the 6th day of cc-
tober. 1924 OF record in the clerks Of
flee OF Henrico County Court, respective
~, in Deed Book l3s y. page 23ll, Deed
Book IA b, page az, and Deed Book
Ia a, page 40, and acting in obedience
10 a decree Of the Circuit Court OF Hem
rico county, Va, In the suit OF Maurice
Hunt q Co. against W. w. Colley and
wife, &c, entered December @, 1895. we
viii sell by auction, upon the premises, on
TUESDAY, DECEMBER II. 1893.
at 4 o'clock r. ~. the PROPERTY de
scribed in the aforementioned deeds OF
trust.
Let there ne a fun attendance OF bid
ders. Cur offerings are sufficient to sup
ply the wants Of young army Of home
seekers. All sales will be subject 10 The
confirmation OF the Circuit Court an the
above-named decree. A plat VIII be ex-
hiblted at time Of sale.
TERMS. One-third cash: balance at
six ana twelve months, for negotiable
notes, with q per cent. interest added,
and secured by a deed OF trust u. on
the property.
A. J. CHEWING.
EDWARD s. ROSE,
de11-td Trustees.
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BY Chewing & Rose,
Real Estate Auctioneers,
No. q north Tenth stres,.

Real Estate Auctioneers,
No north Tenth stree.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF 5i1s
L ACRES OF LAND, VIII I'M M
IL HENRTCo COUNTY, VA. SOUTH
Or MOUNTAIN ROAD ADJOINING
THE LANDS OF II. NJ. CouRTNN,E,Y,
AND OTHERS.-By virtue of certain
deed OF trust dated 18Th day of April
1890, of record in the clerks onics Hen
rico County Court, Deed Book I'D 4,
page ~ default having been made in
the payment OF the debt thereby SC
cured. and being required so to DO By
the beneficiary. we VIII sell by auctlon'
in front of the Henrico County Court
house. on
FRIDAY, the 18th Day OF Dec, 1875,
at II o'clock NJ, the PROPERTY above
described.
TERMS: Cash. -
4. ]. CHEWING.
EDWARD S. ROSE.
del Trustees.
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BY Sutton & Co, 0
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Corner of Tenth and Bank streets.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-11
y, p1.srrEs ACTION SALE

TRUSTEES AuCTIoN SALE
OF
TWO DETACHED FRAME DWELL
INGS AND VACANT LOT.
on THE NORTH SIDE OF CLAY, BE-
TWEEN NORTON AND KINNEY
STREETS
(Nos. 1916 AND 1920 WEST CLAY).
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TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
VALUABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY
at the Southeast Corner Of Main
and Thirteenth Streets, No.
1901 East Main Street.

BY virtue Of deed Of trust 70 the
undersigned. dated November %, 1881,
duly recorded IN clerks Office of the
Richmond Chancery Court, in Deed Book
I44 "a" page 2el, default having been
made in the payment OF the debt therein
secured and being required 50 TO DO
by the beneficiary, We VIII proceed 10
sell by public auction, on the premises. on
FRIDAY. DECEMBER -. 1895.
at o'clock r. NJ, the above PROPERTY.
described IN said deed Of trust, fronting
80 feet on the southern line OF Main
street and running back on Thirteenth
street Al feet. This property owing TO
it's accessibility and splendid location
should command the attention of bust
ness men, whether for business pur-
poses or an investment, as such an Op-
portunity rarely presents Itself 10 the
public.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay cost and
expenses OF sale. all taxes due and un-
paid q note for $4,000, and interest on
same from November %, 1895, until paid .
balance upon such terms as may be an
nounced at sale More liberal terms may
be offered at time Of sale.
JOHN DUNLOP,
CHARLES A. ROSE.
Trustees.
CHARLES A. ROSE. Auctioneer.
de3-1Ot
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BY virtue OF certain deed Of trust
TO the undersigned trustee. dated May
1. 1902, and OF record in the clerk oil,
fice OF Richmond Chancery Court, Deed
Hook las r.. page 446. default having been
made in the payment of the money se-
cured thereby. and being required so 10
coed TO sell at public auction, upon ire
premises. on
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER II, 1895,
at 4 o'clock =. NJ, the PROPERTY de-
scribcd as above. The houses are In
good order and each contain or
rooms. city water and culVert cohhcc-
The lots front together 60 feet and run
back between parallel lines 100 icet 10
mis- Is good chance 10 invest your
money Don't fail 10 attend the sale.
TERMS: The deed requires cash 9ut.
nv consent OF parties interested, very
liberal terms will be given.
deG-td c. II. SUTTON, Trustee
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TUESDAY. DECEMBER II, 1895,

a o'clock +. NJ, the property described
in said decree, as follows: THAT lot OF
land lying and being IN the city Vi Rich
mond at the southwest corner OF Baker
street and Shocks alley. and fronting on
Baker street - feet more or less, ana
running back 80 feet, more or less, be-
tween parallel lines TO an alley and
known as lot No in the plan OF VIII
liam Marshall d Mann
TENNIS: One-third cash; residue in
equal instalments OF six and Twelve
months, evidenced by negotiable notes
bearing interest from date OF sale, ana the
title 10 be retained by the Court until
all the purchase-money is paid.
SOL j. BLOOM BERG,
W vi. ELLYSON.
Special Commissioners.
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AUCTION Sales.--future Days.
BY Chewing & Rose.
Real Estate Auctioneers,
No. 6 north Tenth street.

~ RUsTEES' AUCTION SALE
OF
A LARGE NUMBER OF BUILDING
LOTS AND SEVEN LOTS WITH
DWELLINGS THEREON,
IMMEDIATELY SOUTH OF BARTON
HEIGHTS,
BDTWDEN NORTH AVENUE AND
MILLER AVENUE.
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BY virtue of the above decree, and as
special commissioners therein appoint
ed, we will proceed 70 sell. at public auc-
ton, on the premises, on
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f. A. Catlin. Auctioneer.
and north Eleventh street
n ENTRALLY LOCATED BRIO X
DWELLING AT AUCTION.

! will sell at public auction on
THURSDAY. DECEMBER 12TU,
at 4:30 o'clock i. NJ, the wel-arranged
and conveniently-located BRIO X
DWELLING, No. 519 north Eleventh
street. This property is in excellent
condition has all modern Improvements,
and earns a fine income on the amount
expected Don't fail to attend this sale,
as big sacrifice Will be made, If neces-
sary. T. A. CATLiN,
dell-2t Auctioneer.
BY j. Thompson Brown q Co,
Real Estate Agents and AuctiOneers,
ll13 Main street.
II CURT SALE
Y OF
BRICK STORE, NO. sol WEST BAKER
STREET.
Carneal, Davis & Moore........ Plaintiffs
vs..
r. Evans 4 Son..................Def Defendants.
Chancery Court, city OF Richmond decree
entered November Is, 1880
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t<LEGAL NOTICES.

~--o-00~ >~|-0-0---0-~71-1-07-0|-7
VTIRGI MAIN THE II A \ c r II Y
' COURT OF THE CITY Or RICH
M0ND
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No. z-Dany, for Atlanta ard points
beyond, with through pullman service.
No. 40S-"Vestibuled Limited Train.
Buffet Slecpers Richmond 70 Atlanta
Close connections at Atlanta for New Or
leans and all points South and Sovthwest,
and at New Orleans with the soutnern
Pacific and TexaA and Pacific railroads
"Vestibuled Trains"
ARRIVE RiCHMOND,
Nc. 402-"Atlanta special. Eestioa'eo
No. Small and Express. S:E p. M.
apply TO II. ID. owen, ticket agent, Byrd
Street Station; Richmond Transfer Com
pany. s0l east Main street, and companys
office. $50 east Main street
f. ST. JOHN, Vice-President
T. ]. ANDERSON, Gen'l Pass. Agent
JOHN II. WINDER, General Manager.
II. N. BOYKlN. City Passenger Agt..
Ss6 east Ma'- street.
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BY j. Thompson Brown & Co,
Real Estate Agents and AuctiOneers,
ll13 Main street.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-04-14

house 70 the latter. AIr. White recently
purchased lot on Church street. on
B H ne put two-story cottage A. L.
Flerce IS colored physician, who has
been at Orlando about year. and has IN
that time built up a large practice among
people OF his own race. 1t seems that Mr..
White was about TO sell or rent his house
70 the colOred doctor. Hence the iniunc-
ton Mr.. White will secure the best le-
gal advice obtainable, and will make a de-
termlneu night IN the case. For a time
many OF the houses on that street were
occupied by cOlOred people. OF late there
has been an EFFORT on the part Of property
owners 10 secure a more desirable class
OF citizens. The fight viii be watched
Win interest, as IL Will settle the ques-
tlon OF the right Of a property owners 10
sen or rent 70 coiored people, II such
action would be Objectionable to others,
ests.
The preliminary trial of Lafayette Muir
rel and Waltham Murreu for the murder
OF I,homas Ellison was held in BrOoksville
friday. County Judge g. V. Ramsey on the
9encn- The defendants attorney, q. c.
mar TN, asked for a severance in the cases.
ana II was granted. The case of Lafayette
Murrell, the principal was then taken up.
w w Abbott was the FIRST witness for the
stAle- lie testified that he happened TO
come by DR.. Baucknight's store Just as the
Two Murrells were coming up. He stated
thaL Ellison was standing IN the store door
by Dr Baucknight's He had his arm in
sling and said he had been suffering from
rheumatism. When the two Nurrells
came up, Ellison said, Hello Murrell."
The elder Murrell then turned and started
up toward Ellison on the step and insult
ed him with vile cpithet. and at the same
moment fired twice in quick succession.
MI ABBOTT said that as Murren then fired
the third shot his horse. which he was
holding, became frightened and command
ed his attention for a while. Two more
shots were fired. but Mr.. Abbott did not
see who fired them. He saw Ellison on the
ground, and saw some one shoot him
again, but did not know who did it. The
W.
I'm dead man." DR.. Bauck-
night. who owns the store
where the shooting occurred, tes-
tilted to the same facts. At the close Of
argument the judge gave his decision,
which was that Lafayette Murrell be held
without bail, to await the action of the
grand jury. Walham NIurren was grant
de the privilege of giving bail in the sum
of s., 900.
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MEMORANDA.

Jacksonville. Fla. April 18-Cleared
steamship Cherokee, Bearse, New York (:
schooner James II. II. Dudley. Walls, st.
Lucia Island.
Charleston. S. c.. April 13.--Arrived.
schooner Governor Hall, Wills Norfolk
Cleared, bark Maria Antonio SPAN.
Sierra barcelona; schOoners Thomas A.
Ward, Lyman, New York; Anna E. ketch-
um, StilEe, New York
Sailed. steamer Algonqin, Plat, Jack
sonvile
New Orleans. April 13.-Arrived. steam
ship IberiauX (Nor), Harm, Bocas del Toro
New York. April 1f.-Arriyed schooner
Formlam, Jacksonville.
Cleared, schooner Walter Dunn. Poland.
Fernandina.
Philadelphia, April 11-Arrived, schoon-
er Harriet G. kerlin, Dutch. Savannah.
Darien, Ga, April u.-Arrived bark
TcrzO (Norl Johnson, Bristol: schooner
John l.. Treat Greenlaw, ST. Simons b.
W. Morse, Newhury, Key West.
Cleared, bark Winifred. Bagger Queens
town; schooners Minnie A. Bonsall, Bon
sail, New York. Collins w. Walton, Peter
son, Philadelphia.
Brunswick April 1l.-Saiied, bark Maria
Luisa tSpl, Valencia, schooner Ann Louisa
Lockwood, Clark, Union Island.
EXmouth. April 10.-Sadled, bark Roslna
QtaD, Antoninl. Savannah
Genoa, April 9.--FOrtunata UtaD, Esposi-
to, Savannah.
Sailed, bark Saga CNor), Barch. savan-
nah
Langesund. April 5.-Passed. previously,
bark, Fran CNor), Shanke, Savannah for
Gutu1eWsk.
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WEEKLY COTTON REPORT.

Movement at Several Ports
Boston-Net receipts, S063; gross, 14,621
exports to Great Britain, 1,39S.
Charleston-Net and gross receipts
2OS4; exports to the continent, 8, 463; coast
wise, 2,977; sales, $50.
West Point-Net and gross receipts
Galveston-Net and gross receipts, II,
$50; exports to Great Britain. $685. coast
wise, 9,255; sales, 4,2Ss; spinners, 12S.
Wilmington-Net and gross receipts,
420: sales, none.
PhilaGeIphia-Net receipts, 5,5S7; gross,
G, 284; exports to Great Britain, 4,2J7; to the
continent, 200; sales, none.
New Orleans-Net receipts, 36,006; gross,
81, OO7; exports to Great Britain, 30 $50; 10
France, 1882; to the continent, 1856;
coastwise, S, 100; sales, 400.
Mobile-Net receipts. Z,ait. grovs % --
exports to the continent, 9015; coastwise,
1,O26; sales, 2,O23.
Newport News-Net and gross receipts.
ga; exports coastwise, TO-
Port Royal-Net receipts, 1903; exports
to France, 1903.
Baltimore-Net receipts, 71s; gross. L.
So; exports to the continent. 5,224; coast
wise, 1900
Movement at Several Interior Towns
Memphism,Net', 2'Ozl; gross, 1864; ship
Newberry- Receipts. 40; shipments, 40;
stock. 12a.
columbla-Receipts, so; shipments. 57i.
charlotte-Receipts. 475; shipments. SOS;
ST Louis--Net, 1890; gross 1859: ship
ments, 1885, sales. 4.2l5.
ments 7,h4: spinners, 80. sales SO.
Augusta, a,--keceipts, 1855; shipments.
BIB. sales, 1913.
Dallas--Recoipts. -. shipments soi
stock. 81
yieksb1rs - Receipts. 4sii shipments.
Breaham-Keeelpts. 7s2; shipments. os5.
stock, $780,
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Per Central Railroad, April 13.--156 bales
cotton. ] car hay, 3 cars -four. / car meat.
car brick, ] car street cars, il cars wood
cars iron, 100 tons pig iron. 440 packages
merchandise, so barrels paper stock. 80 bar
rels C. 3 oil, 1862 barrels spirits, 105 barrels
rOsin.
Per Florida Central and Peninsular Rail-
road, April 81 car lumber, / car live
stock, 2 cars corn, u cars brick, Il cars
merchandise, 3 cars wood
Per Savannah, Florida and Western
Railway April 13.-343 bales cotton, 1902
boxes fruit and vegetables $50 barrels rOs-
In 276 barrels spirits, IA cars lumber, IL
cars phosphate, cars rock 90 barrels veg
etables, ] car hay, refrigerators berries
cars coal, cars castings, l car scrap
iron, / car clay, car rice, 100 cases canned
goods, 8 cars merchandise, bundles hides.
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway.
April 20 bales cotton, car refrigerator
berries. cars wood, car barrels, bum
dies hides
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:. Per steamship Kansas city, from New
Il & SosnI hPs, = s,, r FSr39a %,'s John p
MMeeleYH r g Eoe NIss G. Ho%aS j.
Kohienberg, Mrs. Nj. stone c. y.
West, Miss NJ. A. Smith, Mrs. NJ. II. Smith,
g. Il. Barron, Mrs. G.. II. Fearsons and
daughter Mrs. N. u. Kelley, ]. Scott, s.
Walden, j. J. Derringer. NJ. l.. Ransom
and wife. and one steerage.
Per steamship City OF Augusta for
New York-Mr Leonard Scott and BROTH
er, Mr.. j. II. Shotwell, Mr.. Daniel Web
ster, Mr.. S. f. HOsmer and wife, Mr.. +.
y. $. W. Clark and wife, Mr.. Chas. Kelu,
Mrs. M. Grandon, Miss X. G. Quinn, Col
j.. W. Armstrong and wife, Mr.. r. e.
Brown, Mrs. +. f.. Brown and son, Mr.. G.
u. Garrett Miss Ritchel, Mrs. Ritchel,
Mrs. Mary Whitehead. Mrs. VIM. Wilbur,
Newton Wood, Mr.. M s. Davis, Mr.. w. A.
Bowen, Mr.. Stephen Porter, Mr.. Arnold
Eugh, Mr.. Victor Ceavette, Miss Rosa
Cooper, Mr.. j. G. Steed and wife, Miss X.
Nichols, NJ. r. w. Van Wyck, Mr.. L.
Danemheim. MISS Ruth Kayton, Miss b.
thony, Mr.. John Burns, Mr.. Henry Brown
and wife, Mr.. II. l. Cowles, Mr.. ID. G.
Dodge. Mr. j. II. Brown and wife, Mr.. II.
II. Hyde and wife, Mr. James Mead, Mr..
o. T. Martin, Mr.; 9. w. whitehead, Mr.
4. III. Sackett and wife, Mrs. =. Sacketts
Mrs. w. ii. Sackett, Mr. c. r. Schaffer,
Mr.. w. r. yelling, Mr.. s. G. Beckwith,
Mr.. Hammond, Mr.. Eidridge, Mr.. j. L.
Brown, Master VIM. Cooper. Mr.. s. A.
Shaver. Mr.. J. II. Gibson. Mr.. II. f.
Per steamship VIM. Crane for Baltimore
ID. f. Case A. S. Reinhart, r. NJ. Greer,
j. j. Jennings, A. 3. BarnWell, VIM. d.
Turner, c. McGell, Dr. Saul Emmes.
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EXPORTS.

Per schooner Walter w. Rasin, for New
York, 40s,203 feet p. p. lumber.-W. D.
Bogart & Co.
Per schooner Charmer, for New York.
292, GA feet p. p. lumber. ---McDonough & CO
Per Norwegian bark, Trio for Harburg,
5,675 barrels rosin, valued at s14, 302, shipped
by Paterson, Downing q Co., and z 30 oak
slaves by American Stave and Cooperage
Co.
Per steamship VIM. Crane for Baltimore,
600 bales cotton, 100 barrels rosin, 10 bar
rels turpentine, % barrels rosin oil, Is bar
rels pitch. 90 barrels soap stock, 1863 m. {.
barrels. 81, ITO feet lumber, 14f sacks. koa-
I'm clay, l6 casks clay, 10 cases domes ties,
106 packages merchandise, n bundles hides.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Capt. Doughty OF steamship Dessoug-
April II, at noon, latitude So degrees. 40
minutes, longitude IS degrees, 10 minutes,
passed two 90 railroad barges one of
them flying flag and a ladder hanging
over the side. Nobody on board. Barges
apparently new and in good condition.
Wilmington, ~ c., April i3.-The Clyde
line steamer Croatan, which sprung a
leak while en- route from New York to this
port, arrived here this morning, having
jettisoned about IS tons OF her cargo OF
merchandise. The remainder Is badly
damaged by water.
Brunswick. Ca, April 13-The American
schooner Samuel y. Hubbard, loaded with
sugar and bound for st. lago Cuba, for
Hampton Roads, was toWcd Into this port
to-day In distress The vessel experienced
a succession OF West Indian hurricanes
through which she la.bored heavily and
IS now badly leaking. The Underwriters
Will determine the extent of the damage
after the cargo Is DISCHARGED.
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CLEARED YEsTERDAY.

steamship Dessoug Doughty, Philadel-.
phia.-C. G.. Anderson, Agent.
Bark Trio (Nor). Kjole, Harburg.-J. F.
Minis & Co.
Schooner Charmer Daboll. New York.
Master.
Schooner Walter w. Rasin, Vannaman,
New York.-Harriss & Co.
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Steamship Kansas City, Fisher New
York;. G. Anderson. Agent.
Steamship DessOue. Doughty, Phnadei-
phia--C- q. Anderson, Agent
Schooner FOstina. Phllhrook. Fortress
Monroe, s days light. TO Ia lumber for Bos-
tOn--Harriss q Co.
Schooner Grace Bradley. Barter, Boston
II days, 20 load lumber for Boston, Har-
figs A IN
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Spirits Turpentine-A check on the
downward turn Of spirits has been made
by a prominent buyer. who succeeded IN
purchasing a large lot al &c. TO arrive
between this date and April -. AT the
rate decline has been going for the past
week, IL looked like the price would 20
down to pc. The factors now have 10
thank the buyer for his bids. they started
m to-day with the receipts already en-
gagged, n they cared to deliver them at
&c, but domestic demand was on. and
tney held them at higher prices. the re-
SUIT was that sales were easily made at
z'-tQz.4sc 10 MI the small orders.
AZ the Board OF Trade at the first call
az II a. m. the market was bulletined
nrm at zil4c, with sales of l72 casks. AT
the last call, at 80 o'clock. II closed firm
az -fesc, with sales Of "a casks.
hosln-The market opened after the hol-
iaay IN spirited manner. Values We're
lower Tor the pales. but medium and COM
mon grades were unchanged The first
sales reported al the Board Of Trade were
l,SS9 barrels, including 50 barrels of water
WhiIe al $50. and lS5 at $50; IL barrels
window glass at $40; n at $3.50; z ~
az go; z X at $40; p I at 81 80. la III
az SLt5; l5l II at $40; So4 q at 81 so: 26Q
+ az $40; l66 L at Sl.25; 50 d at Sl25: rs
At the last can Thu sales ropo-ted
We're SlS5l barrels, at the prices below
These include l.43l of W W; SIS of W q
~ Of y; 70 of NJ; 116 of X; 2l5 of I
w OF II, 297 of G.; $50 OF f; 207 OF T.
l2l OF D; and So of c.
The following were the closing quota
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RICE.

The market was steady The following
quotations were posted at the Board OF
Clean Rice
- Common, SQ3lAc per pound: fair SIsG
Sac good, 4d4Ac; prime. 4lkc; choice.
head, 42405c
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SAILED YESTERDAY.

steamship VIM. Crane, Baltimore.
Bark Josephine (Port), OportO.
Schooner Charmer. New York.
Schooner Walter W. Rasin, New York.
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SPOKEN.

Bark Professor Llndtner CIor), Abra-
hansen from Savannah for Venice, April
3, lat. IS, lon. z
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short sides clear. sides and sugar cured
shoulders, liac; hams. small. Ike. large,
NC. Refined lard. SAC. Butter steady:
fancy creamery. haze: ladle. l5Qi6c;
rolls, lIHlic; store packed, S0l0c. Cofes
and sugar unchanged.
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mand light. Prints. 3Q5c: Georgia brown
shirtings. "a. sac. = do. sac; A. brown
sheeting, sc; white oslaburEs. 6Wsc;
checks SaQ5c; brown driliings, 5l6iac.
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,IARINE INTELLIGENcE.

SAVANNAH. Sunday. April IA. 1895.
~--------~~-~-~~--~-~-~
sun Sets ....-..-....-...... .... 8 .26
(-----~>-------~-----s--~- ----------~-~-~---~-~
high water al Fl. Pulaski n 30 am 1900 nm
High water at Savannah 1910 am 100 pm
Goth Meridian timeD
Time BAH on Cotton Exchange drops at
u m. llLh Meridian.
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THE DAILY MARKETS.
THE COTTON EXCHANGES CLOSED
THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY.

Reports of the Movement at Several
POints-spirits Turpentine Advance
ed Three-Eighths Cents Gallon.
Big Sales of ROsin at n slight De-
cIine-Other Markets Steady.
Savannah, April 18.-The Cotton Elk
change remained closed to-day on account
Of the Easter holidays. but will reopen
for business on Monday A few incom-
plete reports of the daily and weekly
movement were received by telegraph and
are published below. The Board of Trade
opened after the holiday, and a lively
business was done in the trade. Spirits
turpentine was in good demand. and sold
&c higher than at the close last Thurs
day. Rosin was lower for pale grades
but the sales were heavy in the entire
line. Provisions advanced, bacon being
sc higher. and compound lard &c above
last quotations. Securities were steady,
with advances of u to per cent on sew
cral issues. Other markets were steady
and unchanged. The following resume
of the different markets quoted will show
the tone and the prices for the day: