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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-01-05

acknowledgement Stdbt@en &e1ntt sIoBe
Quant.tdten M,ienit " pe,fdofsu, Hnb
nit bteiem t6btete fie Sebeu, Der IN ibre
6dn6e aerietb. Gle ipielte in S3ers
oabsIp cine Mrt 8~oriehune, 6enu wer
INNER N6 Iber eineu Meenf@eu Su bes
Hagen batte, Der wenbete fi@ an 2Dntas
Rntbi; &c uermc9te fnuier MbbiIfe al
trefien. War EN- g8eib i5res Mouuts
iberbriiis, 70 ~usrltdnbtste fs bic &putas
unb In 8 Easen war Der WeGuu unter
Der grbe. Sie H1euste hds Gift unter
sinen Eeis, aus usItbsm fs foseuaunte
,.posnti1eIn" 5ereitete, uub pom bteien
Posatl9eIu betam Seher ~ efeu Der
aus ter WeIt bef6rbert Uerbeu foute.
Inter an6ern bat iie aud ibre beibeu
Mfdnner umcebra9t. Bemertt pet6en
mug iebp9, baB bic W6rberiu fur cine
febr fromme 6rGu gait. Spr @ef9t
trug in Der Chat cine GENTLE WfiIbe
uu6 Cute CUR S9au. Die 8srbrederin
bat Bios 6 Morbt5ateu einsefanbeu unb
murbe trcS tbrer @sitdnOuiHe rom
ffeinamanse1er @ert6tsbofs nut 5u
lebsnsIdn9Ii1em Rerter ueturtbeiIt.
Die tonigIi9s EafeI uerwarf ieoo@ bGs
erffri9terli5e urtbetI uub ipra4 hber
bic W6rberin bic Sobesftrafe aus.
r1sber bic 6iuri4tins wir6 bert9tst:
Gin 52ia5ri9es, tIsines, rubtses Meib,
aeiste re in ibren 3is,u febr pieI Grses
5une, ia iOsor WlILbe uno @hte. @es
Iafen 6eitieg fe ben 9ei3Ioheuer Ba-
gen, elm Pattr unb 3wei 5uiaren ua6s
men nsten ibr 4Ius, unb estorttrt pom
sinem 3ue DrosOner. unb In 8esIeituu9
elmer unn%berieb6aren Weni6enu1euse,
trat ber Basen ieine traurise Gabrt Su
bent am duBeTitsn gnbe pom Steinams
anger Itesenoeu Ri9fpIas on. Yin
eiu5ises Otal sudte IS in Der; ausen Der
@sI6re9erin, aIs fs, ben 8eri9las be-
trstenb, weI5sr ben 3ui9ouern ben
@aIgen Derbars, ibre GO9ter, Iaut
i5tn95erb, Dor ftd fab. Otefe wOQte
ben Goo i5rsr Muttsr nit aufebeu, unb
aI8 ibr oies uerwebrt wurhe, fieI ite in
Obnma9t. DiesnnI 9slan9 tem
S5arfli9tsr Scsuret isiu 9rGufses
6au6uert better ais 9eU05nli9. Setue
bei6en Rne9te banben bsm alien Weibe
bic 6dn6e auf ben 3tldeu. Ro3aret
IsSte ibr bic S4Iinee um ben 9aIs, elm
Jtue, Der mir ben 6iiBeu ber Wt6Ibertn
usrbuubeue Glaiden3ug wurSe einnaI
uui9ebrsbt uno Qpatos Eatbt bate Gnfs
9eb6rt III lebeu. Cine trGurise Scene
ipielte fi9 inter ben 3ui3aueru ab,
wdbreno bic M0rbertn in benz Deri6Iois
ieueu Raum btnssrt6tet wurbe. gtntge
robe 2eute brdnStsu fi6 gu Der Obnmd9e
t'9eu Eodter Der 8eruItbetIten nno
f9Itesu, man mIfe aud. bteie bdn9eu,
Die Go3ter elmer ioI9en 0erbte3erin
hiirfe ni6t Ieben, uno nut benz Gingreis
fen zines reipIuteu Wei5eS 9eIaus es,
bic Iufmersiamteit ron Der un9IidIi6sn
Eo4tsr Der Suittfeirten a5huIenten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-01-05

Bfeutli&es gertebrspeIen Icomtnon
carriersl auf ben EsIesrapbeuziBetrieb.
DieIeR wtrb bag ned ni9t gsnue fefn.
Wenn Der BuHb ftIbff ben geIamtntes
Observation-Disclosures In Die 6anb ndbuss,
TO nirbe bos unr cine u~ebsrtraslae
6eHeIben @ebontens, Der bte Stifter bes
Bunbes befinmte, bic BOP snr BUM
bssIo9e Al MAIDEN, auf bic BentiSsn
Tertsbrs.8 srbSltniGe fetu. 6dtte es
f@ou DOR ueuusts Sabreu EeIesrapben
gegeben, 70 wirse ibr 8etrieb gang
ebenio, ME es ieitbem tn ausn suropiis
f1en 2dabern sef9sbeu if, Der Oberfen
Ret9ss Gunbessl 9ewaIt iberSebeu
ucr6en ieia. SeIbf England, reI9ss
anfauss bas EeIesrnpbsuweie1 Der fretsn
@onturreus lberIahtn bate, III SaUOn
suri6getommen uno has 9u6Iitum be-
fintet ff& fsbr wObI babel. = Gs mag
nod LANCE GET usrsebeu, ebe man ft&
bier TN Amerita entI@IieBeu wtIb, bas
BeiIpisI gnsIauSs uu9;uabmen, i&Iieb.
lid einmaI ober pirb es bed sef@ebeu
mi EN- uub 9efdebeH.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-01-05
RermtT0te aa@rtatea.

Bet RuieI in Der BfaI8 #
In TOIsc Der iiingiten Regeu9lhe bic ro'
mantii9e gur9rutne 9i9tenbers t5etls
weiIe in has GbaI 9efilr5t unb bat basel
bwei' 9Itten be9rabsu.
Su Dover III bic MeIbuug
etReesaueen, baB bic erife babe MetIe
bea RanaItunuell6a9tes in Sangalte
bel Calais pDIenbet werben lit. Das
@Gfsr, auf peIdes bic Nrbeiter ftieBeu,
uermtnsert fl9 tW @runbe, ais Der Bau
6es S9a9tes uorf9rettet.
a8Baifeur'fdeSm pfuers
fabreu ee9en ben Wfilbbrano bat f3 ais
etn u~ugenieenber S9us ee9su biefe
Rrantbett sruiefen. sSu Bodii9 foDobI
dIs In 9apupar i1nb ebeu 10 pieI setuipfte
ale uusetmpfte Ebtere am W~iiIsbranb
9eftorben.
Der SUtfdeufaII nit ben
;u RieI erbuuteu Dampfern vSotroteS~
un6 vOtossneS" ideint snbIi9 erIebist
Al fem ; bieielben fnb an bos 2onboner
0nus lambert & 60. pertGuft worben.
Ote BeidIaguobuie feitens Der preuBts
f9en Resterung 1T uuter ber Bebiuguug
oufsebobeu. bab bic S9ifs brett pom
RieI mad Southampton ee5en. MIs
Rnuttou fir BITE @rfiuuug btefer Be-
btnsuus finb 10000 Dollars btnters
Iegt.
Die SnfeI Sarbinten fol- BON
Stduberbahben, weI6e BITE D5rFer auss
ruubeH unb bic 8eD6Iteruns In S9reden
bnIten, gang uer5bet fem. OG BITE
8eamten, weI9e Don 6er itdItenif&er
ReSieruus babtn seian6t uerbeu, n1eift
our AbbaBuns pom OiSSipItnars8 ersebeu
babin ueruieien ftue, 10 babeu ffe feiuer
Offer, Srteben ber3uffeIen. Die 9luss
wanberuus aus Stalien, fODeit fs amt.
It9 nnsegtben werben fam, bat in iebem
Der iesten Sabre aber l0O, 900 betroseu;
aber bic srose RebrsabI nin,mt ,frans
B6fi@en &bi@ies".
Die BITE @eiuerute tn aIares
rien, 10 Der;pri6t bic S~Iipenernte in Euz
nis bieles Sabr unsemein eIaGli@ uuss
5ufaIen. Dieie OIiuenernte, bic ben
bauptid9Ei6iteu g~ruerbsyweis biefes
9anbeB ausma9t, 3eigt ffa tn Der Chat
10 rei9Ii3, pie He lett Meni9enae6ens
ten bort ni9t aeieben wurbe. Ran fett
Bduu1e, beren 6ri9te, tn Yfaumen.
9roBe, 6aS 2dubwert gau3 bebeden uno
6ur9 ibr 9ewi9t bic Neife su Bo6eu
biebeu. Rit bieleu, &et9tbum ftnb bes
fon6ers bic Sliuenbdume auf Der 6fIis
den Gette besIidt, nc bic @rute cine
unssbeure ieiu fOu.
Cine entfesIi6e E, bic
f@ IN Der Rir9e Don antesnate BET 8ers
somo ausetragen bat, Nib aus StaIien
9emeIbet. &c fan6 cine @etSStfeier
fir Creole b'gfe fat, unb bic oIters
tbimIt6e Rir5e mar gsbriuat uoa, aIs
f9 pI6sIi9 elm grobes @anbqemaIbe
IosI6ife un6 NIT Iautem @epoIter inter
bic Sub6rer feel. Sofort uurbe Der STUFF
Iaut: Ger Gburm ifir3ti Das seniigte,
uni cine unbei6reibIi9e Banit beruorsus
rufen. allies itir3te nod benz Ausgane.
8teIe Trauen uns Stnber geriet5en uns
ter BITE 6dse un6 w1rben ntsberaerannt.
8ieIe fnb f&wer, gum EbstI t6ftItd Usrs
unu0et mcrhen.
SH Berlin bat fi9 elm aus
6GnbIuussgebaIfen beffebenbes Gomtte
sebtIbst, IeI9es beobf9tfst, an ben
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-01-05
cine M0roertn en- Rros.

Nm so. Goubr. puroe, wie teIes
srapbil9 bsri9tet, In Steiuar1aussr, In
llnsarn etne 8erbredsrin bhiaerittet,
wsI&e In ben NnnaIen Der Ssrb:e9eree;
i@t@te nur weuise YsnbontS sefun6en
babeu birfte. @S 1T hies bic IN Gsers
6obeIp TIM @tisubur9er Routtat mobus
baft seweiene Nnna Rasp, vulgo 2putas
8atbt, weI6e 90 Worotbuten Dobilbrt
~ bGbeu onsefIaat mar. Dur@ bic &us
gobe, fe befdbe &atteu IN ibrem 9aufe,
WuBte ne fi4 0 eiuem @,st in benz
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-10-03
DE TODOS
PlLDVhhD HOLLOWAY.

Mlone- d icraoaae, On toda. .a7 parties de
nundu, roc1nicn,lan ilchas Piljoras como i
.Hc jor rcetauratvo dc Ia salud l4e st CONGO,
Elias cnran todls Ia- a;eccones dei coraz6l.
lei higndo, del est0lnago, dc los rilones dt
los intestlnos, rcmduven la acrnnonia, la
aatniencia la c'..IiaiSla, expniSando de la
,an.re toda nnpure4a, ioItaleciendo compile
t4iucutc el yistema nerNioso dando Tn tono
,iulabic a la organization general
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-10-03
VICENTE SCHWAB,
S "A S 7 R e . e. p A R IS.
(Calle de Ia Fortaleza, tfente la Zaragozana.)

guso pacrar
de esta Capital hmos yapores M
de Ingatera Fnna Aemana complete vado sudo de
mas inmeorae aad especial guso que
Rm conviction de que haba PERSONA
guso que supca general
esablecmientoy de
expuesto.
All mmo tempo of los que gnen drenes e ma
y esmero on6n de las prendas enarguen
eoad possible po atenddas nmeoabe de los gneos
la perfection soides de So consrucc6n Il
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-10-03
-AnunciOs de Eu rOpa
GALLIENsPRINCE !.
PARIS1-ze rue Lafayette, 56 : PARIS
UNIC0S y EXCLUSIVES AGENTES

Administration du B0Ietin MeF-
1antI phonneur de prier Messieurs
les Annonciers franGais de vouloir bien
remettre leurs ordres de Publicite
NM. GALLIEN & PRINCE qui
sent les Agents uniques ct exclusifs
De &C journal pour la Pablieik Fransaiss
n IsTloiss.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-10-03
Unguento Holloway.

Este nlaravIioso bal,..tuo sAna infalibiemcn.
II J,- lieru|ae autigua1, las lagd>, y los male
le pierm,o dc prcho or medode au intiuen
in la dctras viraIenta, tonau muy pront,
"a a>pectu con> >uIccicnte y desapArecen. ia
ma ieja, este ongmcntv tcrrigeiante, de pre-
pucir nna curl pert,tta 'jf a. afeccDnes dc "a
m, /. los coustipados la o s. y eI reumatis
mo, aun cuando ~e ha aueiado Ell vano to
do- los jemAs renl,thos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-10-03
NOT1 de los precics corrienes que heae estabfecda
TABACOS ELABORADOS.

>OTA.-- Las yitolas 90 eXp!e>ada, eli
vruci0uu'e-.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-10-03

The proprietors of the Boletin
MencantH" have the honour of re-
questing English advertisers to hand
their orders to Mess. GALLIEN
& PRINCE who are the sole
Agents for all English 6 Hsneb
4d7yrfisfug.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-03-05
.mntY SYrun Barrels Enf Sale

SOcATTv,c Organs, q stops, SIPS; Pianos
6DEPIti } s297 80. Factory running day
Hand night. Catalogue frees Address DANIEL
IL. BEATTY, Wzshington, N. ].
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-03-05

4Chauncy, W A Monroe, II Blum. a G Dun
&ham, Arnold, Miss c Provost. Mrs Davi.
Smaid, NJ Davis and wife. Mrs Brimlon. Ais
EBrimlOu, } Barron, Z A Case. 4 A Young.
s Rich. Capt KaOuls servant. - Reese, y
1Fate, A J johnson, u Sutherland. II
9striker's servant, Mrs Brewer. Lille Doug
glass, Miss Lawrence, Mrs Rathbone an,
2daughter, and Storage.
q Fer steamer Katie, from Augusta and wa
2 andings-J Griner. i & Reeves j y Dell
<Sapt A y Porter, A j ives, II Wilcox A
Ssiartln and wife, H II Peoples. DIR W J Ellis
MISS Bessie DennisOn. Mrs Christie. Miss ROs:
2 NJ Nc henZle. Miss A K Black, . Jones, \ .
sDixon, NJ Belnkampen.
feF steamer Mary Fisher. from Cohen's Bluff
IA Dean, J Coker, " " Chisholm, j X Gar.
snnett and wife, Mrs " J Lawton. Miss NJ A
sLaWton. Z Humphreys and wife, L L Mock
~ - Ilmm0ns, W NJ scott. NJ Scott. j 4
Martin, y Morgan, W Rountree, r j Gro.
sxer, DR. 3 Saxon. Mrs Best. Sims. ] II
sBoiton, w b Daniels, w II Rushing. Mcneil
Sand 70 deck.
4 Per steamer City OF Brldgeton. from Fernap-
<dina-Mr and Mrs q Garland, Mrs and Miss i
- Worth and servant, Mrs I A Frances, Mrs J
! a Clemens, Mrs Clemens, B White. 4
sManindez, " II Ne Donald. Il q Charlie. 4 =
sDelonset, Mr. and Mrs q Davis. Thos Hart,
3M f Graham, Mr. and Mrs JnO Harris, Mis-
sMussman, Mr. and Mrs Miner Mr. and Slr.
STERLING, Miss Sterling, Mr. Mortimer and IA
sdeck.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-03-05

R-cE.-The market wss firm with a fair de-
1arf for all grades, at the following quota
t5ls. sales were 355 barrels. We quote:
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-03-05

The annual report of the Methodist
SBOOk Concern, which is the largest de-
5nOminatiOnal religious publishing house,
Gin the world. contains some very INTEREST,"
Sing facts. The Book Concern has twoI
EMain hOnses-On al Cincinnati and onel
Cat New York city. The Cincinnati housed
shas branches under its control at ChicagoI
/ AMI st. Louis; the New York house hasI
branches at Buffalo, Boston, PittsburgI
Sand san Francisco. The aggregate salesI
sOf the Cincinnati house and its branches
{ in 1892 were 1874, 623, and the profit $685.
t9S1 g.; sales of the New York house andI
xils branches $751;, 07S,' and the profits sea. i
f06S OF. The net capital of the New York
shOuse is LIPS, 423 p. The circulation
sOf the leading paper published
Sby the Cincinnati house, the FestelWI
zChriStidn AdrOcdte, in 1882 was 24.000!
Scopies; that of the leading paper publ
5lished by the New York house, the Christ
stidR Adcocdte, was $4,000, the largest cir!
sculafion of any religious weekly in Amer
3icsL The tsO. houses publish ten weeklYI
newspapers. one of which is printed inI
zGerman and one in Swedish: SEVERAL
fweekly and semi-weekly Sunday SCHOOL,
Spapers, and four mOntblies, one of which,
lis printed in German. The average Girl
s Fear was 600, 80 copies. The extent of
She business done BY tie Methodist
zBOOk Concern may he realized
Efr0m the fact that the aggre- J
zgate sales of books and periodicals.
5during the thirty years, from 1851, i
8haye amounted to $32, 1872, 1852 80.
S Notwithstanding the enormous increased
4in the capital, the heavy losses in sus-
Sstaining repositories and periodicals.
authorized by the General Conference,
amounting TO about 100000, and the lOssI
EhY The f3hit.auO fra the sEau xori- aodI
SCincinnati houses have paid out during
Sthe fOrty-tive years since 1886, by order oil
fthe General Conference, for the benefit of
Hthe worn-Out preachers, for the support
HOf the bishops, and for other connectiOnalI
purposes, over one and a half milliOnl
Edollaps. Few private enterprises have asI
@gOOd record of efficient and successful
management. 1t isevident from the fore
sgoing that the Methodist Book Concern isl
snet run for the sole purpose Of makingI
smonet, but for the good Of the denomina.
stiOu
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-03-05

Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars on this train
$dally from w Washington To Jacksonville, Sa-
EFann&h 10 jacksonville, between Cincinnati
zand Jacksonville via Jesup and Chicago and
Jacksonville via Albany.
Passengers leaving Macon az 500 D m con-
znect at Jesup with this tram for Florida daily
Passengers from Florida by this train con-
znect at Jesup with train arriving at Macon 81
5 West and Northwest.
Passengers for Brunswick take this tram
HarriVing at Brunswick at SOS a m daily
Leave brunswick $50 p m. Arrive Savan
4 ah 4 30 m.
s. Passengers from Savannah for t,ainosviIlo
SCedar Keys and Florida Transit Road fexceu
fFernandina) take this tram.
Passengers for the Florida Southern Pail
Broad VIA Jacksonville make close connection
Sat Palatka.
Mail steamers leave Bainbridee for Ana
klacmcola and Columbus every "Wednesday.
4and Tor Columbus every Saturday
q connection at savannah daily with Charles
3 ton and Savannah Railway for all point
4 North and East.
Connection at Savannah daily with Contra
Railroad for points West and Northwest.
Close connection at jacksonville daily Sun
&days excepted for Green Cove Springs, st.
eAugustine, Palatka, Enterprise, Sanford and
l4aI landings on st. Johns River.
81 Trains on b. and A. Il. r.. leave junction
7going west, at 1920 p. m, and for Brunswick
lat :43 p. m, daily, except Sunday
81 Through tickets sold and sleeping car berth
accommodations secured at Bren's Ticket
SOlnce; NO. Y Bun street; and at the Compa-
kzny's Depot, foot Of Liberty street. Tickets
s also on sale at Leye & Alden's Tourist Offices.
81 y new restaurant and lunch counter has
Ebeen opened in the station at Waycross. and
8abundant time viii be allowed for meals by all
passenger trains.
n j. S. TYSON, JAS L. TAYLOR
n Master Iranspn. Gen'l Pass. Agent
81 Il. q. FLEMING, superintendent
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-03-05
PAssEAGERs

Per steamship Junlata. for Philadelphia
ia T. Allen, 4 K CrOsta. kreeYer. VIM L
aPaxson, and steerage.
81 Per steamship NaeOochee, for New York
fF " Richardson. III W Lake and wife, G Hur-
-. + % Bowers. Mrs L Allen. Miss Lewis
Mrs l. r Adams, Miss Green. Mrs Setley, Mrs.
SWOodward, Miss Baldwin. Z VI smith, Phll'
= IN Tobias. Mrs { ID Miner, Mrs Mary W IL,
q Hams, A.rs HOEa, Efr and Mrs Nevers, J
4 Levy. j + ShOreY and wife. Is Brady, d
Paul and wife, Mr. and Mrs Peabody, Eaf'
fker Jr. W Bird. III Mckay, G A warner anG
S3wife. Mrs Oliver. q Davis and wife, "
sWoosteF and wife, o l. Hasey ana WE, Nils
sid Ellsworth. Miss MOllie Haley, { ID Newell
81 q little. & Henry. NJ Il Mendham, James
81 xtkins. Jas Gale. q III DuxberrS, ! L 4+lshs
s Alfred Norman, W Ready Ieei9, ana
s. Per steamship Tallahassee. from New orr n
s. -Pev " Reed and wife, Miss Alum ana mald
Sc p Siles and wife Mrs WOodberry, Mrs But,
&terick. Miss Butterick. Miss Hartridge, Mrs
4N Green. W Slade, NJ Green Mrs "
is arren and children, J. shea, thp
skbedge Jr. Mrs J KcaFney, e L stFlh,srt 2
S7See5r Jr, W Flint; 1. Permit, = heiiet, :
.EFalkenberg, Miss Faye, j kenney, l. SlflA Ae
-SR G Meade and wife, Mrs NhlIney. MI,
s Fowler, J f Davis and wife, Capt W y ha9ul
CIV ] Cumming, A Strang, Corning, . I
&Rathboue. G. Sard Jr. Il ID Cheney ana VIE
&Niss s Durham. Miss II Durham. Miss
zDunham. Miss II Cheney, w Jerkins VII
and child. J Faye. Mr. sawlette, Dir TOD
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-03-05

ETening Report.

Nr- HAAANJlALs
Sell s ~ Ks. " arch 4-ExchaDre. bankers
N ~ y or, March 3.-The weekly statement
tl1r-,'.... 80 lated banks shows the following
eassssF loans increased $2.oSI. 300; specie de-
tiii- "a, a,ltl.400s legal tenders decreased
a'io5 deposits decreased s., 02l, $50, circu-
~ ~ lfeAsed sc. 500. reserve decreased
sll1,,s' :; The banks now mold $2,sl4.7z5 IN
sFV- = az legal requirements.
t1-er.- VAk, March 3.-EXcnange. ~ Slt3
lGa ~ slt bonds irreeuler. five per cents
% en-. i9lr and 4 half per cents. 1885 foul
81 r. lls5s; three per cents, l04. Aoneg
'sas' state bonds neglected.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-03-05
MARITlME MIscELLANY.

Schr Lawrence Haine.. Lewis, from Wiscas
|set. Ne. for Fernandina, before reported pU
into Nolfolk with loss of fore and mizzenmast
rigging, sails and boats, encountered a gal
Feb %. 20 miles + of Cape Henry. On the 2st
was taken in tow by L revenue cutter
(which tOwed her into Hampton Roads.
I.ewes, Del, March 3-The brig reported thi
morning ashore near Indian River is tn
Creek. y j. with a cargo of phosphate. Sh
has feet water in her hold.
The brig Stacy Clark. at the Breakwate1
from MatanZas for New York, reports tn
schr J y Colby, from Wilmington. {, Feb ,
for Baltimore capsized OF Hatteras on tn
9th ult. The Captain ana Grey were lake
)G by the bark Ecuador, from Porto Rico 10
New York,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-03-05
MARKETS b. TELEGRAPH.
Noon Report.
FrSANCIAL.

FLk ANClAL-
NV YosK. March s.-Stocks opened dull
-. aElgr Money. PEI cent. Exe ,iIse,
G. Government bonds irregular aHe gnli-
COTToS.
rLlvEaF0OL. March 3.-CottOn dull: MD
~. lp.auds 9-i6: middling Orleans IL lol
- t,l-g bsies-spec ulatiOn and export l-SU
-it. receipts u 100 bales-American $50
Futures. UpIands. low Eiiddling clause
--llcl delivery. 35-64lG5 S6-6fd; March ane
-lf-. 8 35-54d; April and May. ss-ete
a41. Nay and june 4l-O4G5 4z-otu
---s 9lt july.5 44-6t.Gi5 45-6id; July ana Au
~, i1-6ig15 ss-64d; August and September
ESQ SID: October and November
$50 Futures steady.
i-il 2. Futures. Uplands. low middllnt
,-t,t. april ana May delivery, O-O4le
1000, NAY and June, 43-6SG3 4z-tsa. Juh'
az 81. -.y, 46-64g5 45-sidi septemees an'
ss-4s % the day included 4.z50 bales o
.ALE YORK, March s.-CottOn opened dun
- a-d GALES; middliug uplands 10 slice. mid
r-s orleans 10 7-lGc.
So March delivery. 10 20cs April. 10 2Sc
~ y llc; June. 10 sc: july 70 o5c; Au'
r A.s i7,al visible supply of cotton for the
- ~ : -.a5i,sd4 bales, Of which 1856 u Dale,
fely- lass year. The receipts OF cotton
b f. Interior towns for the week were b4-Ug'
- itcei pts from plantations, 1884 bales
-- isl'' $500, 20Z bales.
PEovISIOSs. GROCERIES. ETC,
FllS. March 3. 4:38 y. m.-Tallow 46s 81
49, asa March 3.-Sugarq and steady
se5 slsar- IS to 50 degrees polarization
a5rt Ieils. gold, per arrobe; muscoyado
4 49, " fair, dif'a71{ reals; centrifugal
NJ sfees polarization, SGS3s reals.
b-r.,. t0kE, March 3.-FlOur opened quiel
Wheat opened fairly active ano
s.- --Sitier. Corn qsiet and 1fei : higher
Llll- i II mess. SD l9dl0 20. Lard weak al
~ ~. gifts steady.
il Hsr--.ss-okE, March 3.-FlOur market quiet
$50. ..teet and Western superiine, s. 59g
niLIs SO. = e Is Is; family, $ 25g6 =; city
RIO -ierhue. - 1904 90: extra. 81 b1G6 81
geqf-- ans S. z5ee 30. Wheat->outherl
s9ufr.- eslern about Steady but qulet
b. I1Sll, red 81 20GI 3. amber 81 22el >
r.nfs--'--. land, 81 81 tGl 237s; No NesterI
CT ii - OF spot and March delivery. z1e>
sl.'er ~ southern easiers Western = SHADE
Fellow ny - uiii Southern. white 65g59e, ditto
~ NAVAL STORES.
a.a5s 9A5E, March 3.-Spirits turpentine
kosin 81 65gl 20.
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The bookselling trade in England ha'
.lateIv formed a union of revolt agalns
Inc practice of allowing a discount o
Two pence and three pence on the shli
Linz TO the retail customer. The retal
icusteaer, il goes without saying, reVoiu
las theoretically against the luea .
adding 20 or 80 per cent. 10 the pTeseH
l hirh nricps
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PuIIman Palace SIeepers between Savannah
land Thomasville daily.
Pullman Drawing Room Cars from Sayap-
lnah to Jacksonville daily.
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars from lack
sonvilie to Washington, and from JacksonyiIle
Ito Savannah daily on this train
Connection at Albany double daily with
passenger trains both ways on sSouthwestern
Railroad to and from Macon. Eufaula. Mont
lgomery, Mobile. New Orleans. etc.
ACkGnNTIyTT I Il ~
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Tybee, March 8, $40 D m-Passed up, steam
Ishlp Tallahassee, bark Otus (NOr).
Passed out, steamships NacOochee. Juniata
" m Crane, harks Minnie Gray tBr), Veteran
At anchor, inward bound. sehr Seth v
Smith.
Wind NV. 20 miles: clear.
Tybee, March 4, Gas p m-Passed up, sch
seth W smith, and one unknown two-master
Passed out, bark Ansgar Nor.
Arrived at quarantine, bark Favorite (Nor)
Arrived in roads for orders, banks Belvider
Br), Adelheim (NOr).
ind ;, 10 miles: clear.
New. ork, March ARRIVED, City of Sa
vannah, Mas.
Arrived out, Celtic.
Bailey's Mills, Satilla River, Feb 2s-Arrived
schr DOrity, Boston.
New York, March ARRIVED, Spain, Pc
mona, GleadOwe, Neekar.
Arrived out. Catalan. Greciau Monarch.
New \ Ork, March Arrived, brig Rober
Dillon. Sanford. Port Royal.
Liverpool, March SAILED, bark Bjor1
Nor), BiOnstadt, Fernandina; bark Paten
Nor, MOrgensen. Savannah.
London, March l-Sailed. bark Fredril
IlSw), SiostrOm, Pensacola.
southampton, March Passed up Channel
'tr Elsie. GImour, savannah for Bremen.
columbus, Wright, savannah,
NeWburrypOrt, Feb 21-Sailed, schP Messen
ger, Faulkner, Savannah.
Darien, Ga, March ARRIVED LIST, bari
81 Dpul iN kiPAys NO1nIdut. MoldEds
Cleared lst, bark VIM Wright lBr), TAFT
Liverpool.
st Andrews, y L, Feb 26-Arrived, sch
Lottie Wells, War;, Brunswick.
Boston, March ARRIVED, schr Susan
Pickering, Haskell, Port Royal; Helen Mon
lague, Green, savannah.
Cleared, schr Lizzie Carr. for Belfast, Me
10 load for BFunswick.
New Haven, March ARRIVED. schr Lizzi
lib Wiley. Brunswick.
Philadelphia, March ARRIVED. schF Mar
eus Davis, SaXtOn, Fernandma.
Cleared, schr II \ Parker, Steelman, Savan
.aah.
Chester, March ARRIVED, schr \ Server
ESpaulding, Brunswick.
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EXPORTS.

Per steamship VIM Crane, for Baltimore
80 bales cotton. $40 bbls rice 2,729 bbls rosin
700 bbls cotton seed oil, SOC boxes fruit. 500
zfeel LUMBER, 81 pkgs mdse.
4 Per ate5uisffp ,jEniata. lor PHILADELPHIA
3 lja bales upland cotton, i4S bales tonTostes. !
zbbls rice 6l5 bbls naval stores, 49,Ss9 feet lum
Der, $50 boxes oranges. 5 PefFigeralars straw
Cherries, ll6 bales paper stock, 100 bbls eottol
3seed oil. 200 old car wheels. 6 casks clay, 1851
empty kegs and bbls, 1856 bdls shingles, )
: pkgs gen mdse.
4 per steamship NacOOchee, for New York
sl,s7t BAGS upland cotton, IS bales sea ISLAM
cotton, 81 bales ohesties 4e4 Abs naval stores
10 bbis rice Il ,262 feet lumber, 1900 shingles
lis bbls and g9l boxes oranges, 6bls and )
Sboxes vegetables. refrigerators straw berries
: Is pkgs fish, 277 pkgs gen mdse.
Z Per bark VIM Gordon (Br). for Liverpool
27fl bales upland cotton, weighing l,3l3,65
snOunds-O Cohen 4 Co.