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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-01
jacob nERRN's COr'rON REVIEW

Jacob Berry 4 Co Of New York. say 81
cotton In their weekly review.
Trading in cotton has changed from the
decisive character recently shown 20 IN "a
condition usually termed traders mar
ket Apparently the trade has arrived
az the conclusion that for che present ne
least the price discounts the statistical
position and the crop damage Apparently
IL thinks also shnt the present lcvel 81
prices Is Justified ana the floating long
ana short interest appears 20 have rcacu-
cd normal equilibrium We believe. how
ever that there are stili some large ma
ripulauve interests that have NOT vet
iiquldatci anu on the rallies on the pasi
week. ot which a number have been quite
sharp. IL looks to us az though they sup
piled the bulk % the sales.
The tendency Of opinion has been in
citped To swing toward the hear side a
little more than at the close last week
Tor the painters are now getting their
cotton Go market with rush ana al
though the price 81 spots has shown
spasmodlc bursts Of strength. offerings
90 southern points have tended 60 carry
them back again Receipts are fuly
cquahug last years and ia some CASES
exceeding them
on the other hand there g. the uual-
tered strength Of the statistical position
constantly staring the shorts in the face.
The ialk Of British spiurers adopting the
Indian staple os a substitute for the Amer
lean IS nothing boz "a castle in the air
The Indian cotton fibre does not serve
their purpose. and while there IS no doubt
but ihut they would like to curtan pur-
chases in our markets. they ore MOI go
inR 20 let their business 20 to the doga
20 gratfy ans euch within Then there
Is the possibility of an early frost. OF
course. there is no use IN attempting 20
prophosy as 90 this, bat should Sc come
iis possible damage to che plant &C. great.
For the present We hook for q see-saw
market ana would recomment taking
moderate profits on either side fnding
some tendency toward movement one
way or the other
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producing the waiting attitude that 50
prominently oharactctlzcs the business OF
the Exchange
There Is one factor which should 60 far
towards ncutraiizing any adverse tenden-
ele~ IN the stock market The mercantile
community appears unanimous "a the con-
Victon that We may safely calculate upon
another season OF unusual prosperity Two
years Of such extraordinary trade activity
49, We have already had. reinforced by
continued bright prospects, affords the
strongest Kind Of assurance or revival ia
the stock market The piling up Of trade
profits az the rate We have witnessed
happening coucurrently with how prices
Tor stocks. ana set large earnings OF the
railroads, can hardly fail to produce q
lively bun spur between nov and the end
oi November, and its appearance az any
time need excite no surprise.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-01

Timely as usual. the October Atlantic
treats many pressing public questions
both foreign and domestic. Ex-Unlted
states Minister Angel deals with the
present Crisis IN China" and John Chris
tie writes about recent progress IN far-off
New Zealand. Kate n. Ciaghorn discusses
"our Immigrants and Ourselves " Edward
gsanwood argues for Voting by Mail. 3"
and Dean Briggs has a trenchant paper
on some Fashioned Doubts" about
modern educational methods Canon
Rawneley shows the startling ex-
tensions Of Greek history COW
cred hy the recent Finding
81 the Firat Dynasty Kings" and J Tay-
Tor Wood tells OF 1.-THE Capture OF .
SLAYER IN ante bellum days. Referee"
discusses rather grlmly The Seven Lean
Years" Of Western farming. The number
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BANKER cUEws' VIEWS.
The Financial Outlook as Seen from
wall street.

wall rtFsets
New York. sept. 29-Just now. wall
street Is In the unpromising predicament
OF being divided against Itself. II lacks
leadership and definite drift There Is no
controlling agreement about the nature
of the situation or its tendency FOR the
near future. There may be the material
out OF which a more animated market
could be shaped; but there are few indi-
cations Of any movement in that dire
zion The truth Is. there are many things
affecting speculative movements about
which opinion Is uncertain and conflict
tnr Every body realizes that the CREST
Industrial revolution Of the last two years
mas thrown considerable uncertainty over
a large mass Of investments. IL can hard-
Ia. he said that those changes have Great
81 much positive distrust; on 81. con
trarv. II Is quite generally recognized
,b,t outside Of some Of the new Issues
Of Industrial stocks Of very dubious value
-. ,oconetrueted Industrial represented q
nost important aggregate OF securities
destined. 10 considerable extent to III
,imatelv command a fair amount Of con
fdence with investors.
A. pre@eut. railroad stocks bring much
htgher prices. relatively 10 their earn
irgs than are ob,ainable Cor the indus
trials some take the view that. when
The finance Of the new corporations have
l,een tested BY experience. their Issues VIII
rise In public appreciation. and therefore
~ price. and hence they reason that the
industrials will advance and railroad So
cnrliies decline. This opinion may be con-
armed By the event. or Il may not: but "
can have no material effect upon the Inn
mediate course Of the frhrket. for con-
sideros Die time must eiapse before the
problen y settled: stiii 81 - . card that
NAV do some service for the bears" on
railroads The uncertainty about the out
come % this sort Of competition between
the iuduetrisis ana the railroads j. really
one OF the most important elements now
Affecting the course OF the market. and -
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tons exist now Wages ore fairly good,
and but Few people are unemployed. Home
trade Be- therefore go5d.
n would not De- wise 20 make an esii-
mate OF the cotton crop az this time or
10 give serious consideration TO the e@u-
mates OF others The weather conditions
from now 10 Nov Is, can increase or IL
mIplsh the Weld hy - per cent. and as
an old friend tn the cotton trade used 10
saw. there Is nothing so uncertain as the
weather, not even women"
New York sept -
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NIsInLE srrPLY or COTTON.

From the New York Commercial ana
Financial Chronicle. Sept. q
The visible supply Of cotton to sept -
as made mp by cable and telegraph Is as
follows. Continental stocks. as well az
those for Great Britain and the ahoat' are
this weeks returns, and consequently an
European figures are brought down 20
Thursday evening Bus 20 make the to,Ai
the complete figures for FRIDAY tsepn ~
no a "A the item Of exports from the united
s,,,es including in IL the exports Of FRI
day only.
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MewsFRoMTHE WATER FRONT
.rrras or INTEREST TO SHIP
PING MEN GENERALLY.

-, Vessels Hound for savannah
.,e,,. "a Regular Increase from
- 20 Week-Masters Have Less
,nl. with sailors Than In
rormer Years-COmmerciai Value
Of seaweed.
.~.. ust OF steamers bound for savan-
III continues 20 grow, Notwithstanding
asa loses each week many yes
,h,t arrive There Is also consid-
80. number Of sailing vessels bound
-. ,sis port. Il seems probable that oe-
r.- Ngil b. Characterized by much ac-
., along the river front, and that all
..,...sted IN the movements and loading
a,.blps In port will have all they can do,
a., 10 this time there have been fewer
,...ssl. in port than usual and the pros
,a-t ~ arrivals at an early day is pleas
.ar TO all interested.
aNntinv among sailors Is much less
,-.ouent In latter days than II was
.rmerlv.s said an old shipping man yes
.asv Masters OF vessels know more
.,ut discipline now than they did then
.,t hesitate less about adopting rigid
nod n necessary 10 restore peace
IN now there are vessels on which the
,-ws undertake 10 assume charge. but
,f. is never tried with the average mas
NJ deep water American ships. They
tr3w more about controlling men than
tiers OF any other nationality. or al
..i they handle the men under them
re successfully As general rule. the
masters Of these ships feed the men I'M
them well. and DO not fail 10 work
m accordingly
epsakirg OF seawecd from a commercial
s.4udpoint an exchange SAYS: The value
0s s,aweed as a means Of furnishing the
.l with lust those constituents which
certain forms OF vegetable life most re-
oifre 10 form their tissues Is az once app
rareut II We consider the plant-feeding in
edlents contained In this product OF the
oeesn. II ton Of fresh weed be burned.
Us per cent OF its weight. or say 30
60 nds of valuable ash remains; Of this
+ .ounds consists Of the pho sphates Of
IRAN lime. etc. while 81 pounds Of potash
,iso obtaiued, together with i0i pounds
% other feriilizing constituents. In fact.
hstf the ash resultant from the burning
Sc a. great value.
Ta settle a dispute between their cap
tairs the Lake Michiean sidewheel steam
.rs CITY OF Milwaukee and city OF Chica-
r1 were permitted 10 race from Chicago
10 81 Joseph The distance from light
house 10 lighthouse Is ffty-nine miles.
The city OF Chicago reached the light
house al St Joseph one minute ahead Of
hes sister ship. Each carried 500 passen-
gers Considerable money changed hands.
Are there many banks on the ocean
now he asked
only those OF the ocean greyhound"
was the reply.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-01

Tho Tennessee Coal and Iron directors
VIII meet this week ana viii probably take
action regarding dividend on common and
preferred stocks The earnings for the
FIRST eight months of the present year
are equal to about per cent. on the com
mon, and the company. Il Is held Is jus
tined Ia paying per cent for the year.
Tho company net earnings FOR August
we're tloi.2Q9 q decrease 81 sa.03i as com
pared with the same month last year.
Fixed charges We're Nl7T7. leaving a sur
plus 81 tis.iS2 a decrease ~ ST.. 2ss For
the eight months to Aug. 81 the surplus
shows an increase Of g. tei. zig
Tho American Tin Plate Company has
ANNOUNCED a reduction in the price Of tin
plates for delivery the last quarter Of
1850 OF s. cents box. making the basis
81 a box instead OF Q65
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Henry Willard. i.4S3 tons. Quick: at Phila-
dc.phia. Aug Is
Harvest Queen (Br). iei3 tons, Forsyth;
sid Rio Janciro. Sept. 3.
Thor CNorl. 1854 tons. Andersen: pd
PraMle Point Avg. is.
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Total visible supply ..-...l, l6l S5iIbn
The imports into continental ports the
mast week have been A0o halft.
The above figures Indicate decrease In
.be cotton IN sight tonight OF i.57i.5lo bales
~ compared with the same date Of 1892
\ ,oss II sa06ss bales from the correspond
ing date Of isas and a decline OF SJl,07i
baiee from 1897
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VESSELS. Round ron SAVANNAH.


a tBrl. 2oi2 tons. smith: al Man
Aug %; due Sept . for Liver
,hn. 2G5i tons. johnson. due Oct.
W Bremen.
~s-'ie tBn. 1887 tons. Nicholson. sid
ha seu 10.
~ tan (BD. 2.s.7 tons. Lewis; due
va - fsr Bremen
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ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.


Steamship Labuan CBD. Gardner, Brem-
ca
Steamship Ursula Bright (BD, coode,
Irmen.
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ship Maria Rafo UtaD, Rotterdam.
ssut a.
Bark Frieda Gen Rotterdam, sept. q.
Bark oscar (Norl. Schroeder, Hamburg.
ST. q
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Jennie Thomas SO tons, Young: sid. Bal
timorc. Sept. p.
Henry Clansen. sc tons, Mclaughlin. sid.
Baltimore. Sept. q.
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Vice President James Bowron 81 the
Tennessee Coal. ircn ana Railroad Com
pany. who has just returned from abroad.
states that the demand Tor American iron
and steel IN Europe is as strong as ever.
and that the export business OF the
South g. sure 20 develop steadily year by
year. lie declares. however. that the
complete success 81 the birmingham dis
uici as an exporter OF i'm ana steel
ana their finished products and coal coke
ard other commodities depends ia a large
measure on securing slack water naviga-
ton 10 the Gulf For this reason he Il
very much in favor of tho Warner or Van
Hoose Canal from Bessemer to the War
rier river
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Prottc,ore dmD. ass tons. Parascandalo
sld. Cadiz. Sept. !.
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mended. such stocks. for instance. as Su-
Ear. Brooklyn Tennessee. Federal Steel.
American Wire and Northern Pacific
VIM r. williams
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Notice 90 Mariners.

Pilot charts and all photographic infor-
mutton viii be furnished masters OF yes
sells free Of charge IN United States ny
geographic ONCE IN Custom House. Cap
taine aye requested 20 call at the Office.
Repous ~ wrecks and derelicts received
Tor transmission to che Navy Depart
ment
Norfolk Va. Sept. 29-The United
S''tee light house board has given notice
NOT % win establish light vessel No. n
~ tne TAN Of the Horseshoe. The vessel
VII BE- placed IN position about oct. 70. II
N-i 'e esfablished approx mately IN the
position roW occupied by junction bell
oeof, 70 onward Of the eouihea sterly end
oi u" 'ai. ~ the horseshoe. inside the
raice % Chesapeake Bay. and at the
.'A non ~ The main ship channel up the
WITH the channel TO Hampton Roads
Aga
"0W York. Sept 2s-No,ice e. given by
-fnt house board that the red and
h9rizonfally striped spar buoy. es-
% Jan. -. 1907. 20 mark tho wreck
hlffe Satnnella. sunk near Old or
mn shoal light house Raritan Bay. ~
h'a been Discontinued, the wreck hav.
vs. teer removed
washington. d. G. Sept 2s.-Notice Il
~" n' tHe light house board that the
mo station al the westerly end ol
fn1 Mississippi Sound. will show
white untn about Nov p. 1900. when
former Characteristic (fixed white. va.
% white Hash every 20 secondsl
10 restored.
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snrnnnnh ALMANAC.

sun rises at SIS a. m, and sets At 5;i5
p N
High water at Tybeo to-day at 1904 a.
10 and 1912 D. m. High water at Savan-
nan one hour later
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MURPHY & CO., INC.
COTTON. STOCKS AND GRAIN.

New York once. No. 81 Broadway.
oflces in principal cities throughout che
South Write for our Market Manual and
book containing instructions for traders.
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hook NOTICES.

Songs From Dixie Land" by Frank l..
Stanton. Illustrated by W. II. Galloway.
The Bowen-Merreli Company. Indlanapo-
rs, Ind. publishers
A spoutaneity like tho bursting forth Of
buds in springtime. freshness and pu-
rity as Of the air at dawn. a music as OF
singing birds. are what gives 20 Frank
stanton's poetry it's charm. RE Is the poet
Of youth. and love. and hope. with a
song that sings Itself into our hearts ana
stays there long after We have forgotten
more pretcntious verse old loves come
back ana are sweet again; little children
laugh "a the sunlight: the rose blooms
above the cabin door. ana all the year &
May when he touches his Tyre songs
From Dixie Land" n collection OF
verses. all instinct with sweetness and
melody Everybody viii welcome them,
for such songs add % the happy music
~ the world The Illustrations by w ~
Galloway are clever and show the art
ists appreciation Of the humor and pa
thoe OF tho poems
"A Georgian Bungalow" by Frances
Courtney Baylor. Houghton Mifiin a co
New York. publishers Goth 500 "A
English family ~ boys and girls. with
their governess and tutor and nurses. on
a Georgia rice-piantation The hook be-
longs to the illustrated Cover Design :"
series Of books which the foregoing pub
fishers have been issuing for the past
seven years
- Series Of Meditations on the Ethical
and Physical Relation Of the Spirit 10 the
Human Organism by Erastus C. Gar
field. Published by the order Of the wild
Rose. Syracuse ~. " Cloth 20 cents. The
title 81 this book indicates very clearly
the character Of its contents. Tho essays
are well worth careful reading
Some Great Cause Gods New Mes
slab" by the Authors Syndicate. T. g
Ogllvie Publishing Company. 81 Rose
street. New York Paper Is cents The
central idea Of this book O. that the nl-
ture hore Of the American Hepublic % In
a graduated corporation tax.
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offers charming stories and sketches by
Mrs. Foote Mary r. Earle. Charles war
ren. and others. poetry by Miss bnnch.
Paul l.. Dunbar. julia G. r. borr ann
an unusually varied and attractive Con-
tributors' club The Atlantic Monthly,
4 Park street, Boston. Mass.
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steamships for Tybee.
shir..

Foylemorc Br). 2.O2s tons. Ellis: sid. Ma
piles. Sept. H.
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of Railways.

h Meridian T,mc-oue Hour Slower Than city Time
North aud south p a.
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Are there many barks on the ocean
now he asked.
only those of the ocean greyhound .
was the reply.
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The shor, line TO Norfolk. washington.
the East
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-01

Through Pullman Sleeping Car Service
to North. Eas, and West ana to Florida
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e and Depart %
in nects so ndn June
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-05-09
MARINE MOVEMENTS.

The Merchants gIchsnss reports thu following
rssyvpsnauts q rcsseS
srkrTLE- Arrived Nay 3. str FNrsrlea truu,
Sasswsy-
SAN FRANCIsCo- sailed MAJ {. u 10 N, ssr
Riehara Rush for srassis, Sailed MAJ = str Pro
xfssp, for rAnognA; N Occidental sE Sea'tis. Ar
1red Nav 4 ~ Robert Adamson.
PORT LUDLOW Arrived Aay T. Ger al PerA
PoRT TOW NsESp. May Ger 81 reKs pro-
csci.a 90 Pu-7 Lsdiav shir g. y. sarssat pro
,ssgiea 20 Taccna SAILED. {. 3 q Rear, ,1y AlsssA
ArysveA MAJ 4 sir nalny ya<scct. rfo-~~d~f % Ia
crxa.sa n. THREE schsgnsra. ship Nnd a ssrt ~
rs4ssmf IN the straits tails morning scr CJttase ctg
raised uy ~ gle a. m
PORT GlMBI x Arrived Msy & ssAr r. W.
bartlett from szn Pstif0 safe, MAJ 9. 81 Lanctns
for rcgs BiAksiey-
TACOMA-sanea Mar O. srhr 2 K vcod. fo,
Honshlia Arrived Mar . - GsthsErr, from szn
Fr.aehoo; al G p ssrxsut, frvm San Fnnrisca
FORT CRESCENT. MAY s-Psr cloUsy; eAisz IA
strAiss Pssa~d IN. fyes WITH ship and hsrk
ia ma wAndesr with ahp. ms m
ste4nar II q m. In straits hotgnA IN, three
nat and four mat sGhcnnEr
san FRANCISCO sailed Ma 8 n , n. ssi
sorth Portland. fss rnAlAska. va sesttS-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-05-09
MARINE NEW y.

HoouIAM- Arrived May 7. schr Laura Madssn
from aan Francisco for Aberdeen. Arrived Msy &.
schr yolsnt from san Francisco. for Aberdeen srhr
j. B Leeds from san Francisco. fos Aberdeen schs
Neptane from San Francisco for Aberdeen schr
Laura MAY. from San Francisco for Aberdeen. scbr
Occidental from sAn Francisco for Aberdeen.
OYSTER HARBOR-Arfived Mag 8 Amctieaa
~ Santa Resale
AsToRIA-Arri.sd MAY 7. Br sh Dorensy Hall.
from shanghai
PORT LOS ANGFLEs-sagsa May :. HAs ,,r
San Matso. for Comax
FORT LUDLOW Arrived Msy 7, Ger sh PsEA.
from Pu<t fawnscna.
SAN FRANCISCO Asrirsd Mar Z. str Robert
Adamsou from Ssnsnno Sailed ctr Coiamhia. for
Astoria q a s Richard Rash. for seattle ssr
soa1th Postiand sar Unkisssa.
AUCKLAND Arrived pss'l0nsiy. str McsBs. trew
s.n Fraariaru
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-05-09
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
Chfca Ru

CHICAGO, May Seattle Receipts. aCo Steers.
fully steady No choice 70 fancy cattle here. Butch
ers stock active and strong. Natives, best sale
today two carloads at SEQ; good to prime steers.
sea570; poor to medium 81 1nai7s: selected feed
ers. choice steady; other steady 81 2sf5 TO- mixed
stockers. weak ST51ioG; COWS s. oea4 So heifers.
81. 25a5W; Gamers, s. 3sd5.6o; bulls, 81 @a4H
Calves active, &c higher than week ago; sfo1d7 90
Texas fed steers, si.0ad5 D Texas bulls 50 &,d3B
Hogs Receipts today 5000: tomorrow. S,en
estimated; left over 200; mostly lOc lower Top.
1854 Mixed and butchers. Sooa5.3e; good to
choice heavy. sgsds 81 rough heavy. IS osd6 Is
light. 81 Sa5 90 bulb Of sales. S.lsasS.
Sheep-Receipts, 5000 Sheep and lambs. strong to
loc higher Good choice wetbers s. Ns65 20; fair
to choice mixed. 5oGas IS: Western sheep, IS asa
5T; yeariings. s5asrs 90 native lambs, IS 5caT. IS
Western lambs. S. o0as5
Omaha.
OMAHA. May s-Csttie-Rec $500 head
market, steady; native beef steers 81 ZOOS Is; cows
and heifers. So 6ed4 50; canners 81 SOFAS; stoctes
and feeders. So 1894 %; calves. Sooa4oo; bulls and
stays 81 sads %
Hcss-Reeeipts. 1ocoo head MARKET, loo lower:
heavy s.. i2f65.2s mixed UUt@B.io; light. See9
Sly; bulk Of sales s5o5(d5 l2l
shsep-Receipts. 500; market steady; fair TO
chsscs natives. IS ssasss; fair to choice Westerns.
sS0o95. as; common and choice sheep, 81 3@5W;
lambs. s67sd7p
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:. Sauces liobbfngi- woreextsr,ts,. -, -
s ~ medium ai; SIS; large. Io50 " pH 0'z'
tbs. pen ea K, 9I. sss per gal &C. aD.
CsIisor rrns' per case. a75 dnps issi tins. aS
Orleans iuo arDs ssa, tins per case. SIS New
per dss ss. Jacket: 81 No. G'1 hs H. s al Gains tR.
Rnts us ssai Jackets SIS Sal ait. tins ST. 81 tbsis
:, !ee uObbinsl s-r pals. COO; s-r pail, each
4 ma california. IN cans. dos in case per doa
x grsek: T. tiossins,-soda. K &c per ID: soda.
boxes. sc; No. s. cartons, K .5 "a, 0 ise: No
ss arf,s Xxx ne oyster. Sc: Boston butter SCI
lemon snaps. ise per n; piio, bread. SIC: GaIetts
&c usual discount. 49,
sp n,f', pes s ssa i, Mixed ss do
VI; Piesnlli. ptnts. per don. saTs; pickles. in
s MAIDEN kegs, mlrsd and plain, se each; sbhis
Per sai. a. "'1eo NO ,. per gal. sc; plain No. l.
viassar liossins,-nsl.. nrr. Per gal. lie; a-sr
ssal ssr. ~ fobis. sesr per gal. issc ioT i5c;
Beans lioebnsl- Small white. per H. SIC; pink
I,,es rs; hsyos per NJ. &c: Lima. per n, &C.
btuisi.na e3efic per h. w.
,,p pnsa peas cobbinsl-Fied. green SIC; field. y.i
sait t,osbiDsi Liverpool. ab sacks per ton. sse
hafsruund , or I'D n 'Ss Per ton NT Coast
IN bale. -; ipD sacks. % in bale. S.
Miscellaneous.
soap uobbins) Seattle ssvon. as COO; zoos, ST.
i oos r. aie ioos. $40. Gilbert Co. Dora.
i,e e Il Rs's ss.. ls eiSol Pc;
Tobacco uobhns)-Plug chewing Battleax, ssc;
S .s see Star. &c; Horseshoe, iee; spearhesd.
NC; Piper Hsidsi.st &C. Scroll TAG SCI San Tas
pail. io. @soaI So; Seal Of North Carolina, h.
Psr ~ &c; z, he; Lime KIM. 2-oz. &C; ioz. sic;