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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-06

.slas, chief OF police, Knoxville,
l'e my family and are
4r y, q Your most excellent mpdl-
hlnE New Discovery for con.
natlhg found u to be- all that
w u, desire ~ testify 60 iis
~ srlends, 90 whom ! have
@@ y, praise Il at every oppor.
New Discovery for Con
. N saatsttoed 10 cure rDughsl
Saehlus, asthma, Group and
Fl eugh o. throat, chest and lungs
'eeA lice o. ~. w Williams 4
n = sspfe. Large Size, ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-06

an never suffer from tobacco
M heartburn or indigestion II you
ouly I1nler's patent liayana-curcd
aas. Seven separate points OF
RiuIB. Pare brandy-pcach flavor
4 psf cent. lcss nicotine than The
1 n oulIasts the strongest, plugs
4 slant, no bitter aftor-tarte not u
4 & grit, For sale, Wholesale by
4 4 Brown, Fort Worth, and al re.
tgal dealers IN ilne tobaccos
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-06

S0tessrrR, MASS, March d Tbc
4 ,As, the schooner Ncsknlcra had
4 % tho missing schooner, Virginia
4 moves 10 be uniouuded, aud the
4 And crew have been given up foi
Il me- pare sailed December "a last
& NJ NO, been heard from since, She
y II crew Of fourteen. The Dare
4 s1lsjly foundered week after her
<aan With the loss Of this Grew,
<,,.eye men have found watcry
5 ,lpm thls port since Christmas
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-06

Lows, Mo, March q. The live
slippers here have sent a rclnon'
+ 10 sc, Moore, joint agent al
III pmlestiug against any oonces
4 brIng made TO dressed beef men
6W they object 20 the arbitration
lir made, In which Judge Cooley
Moe 81 the arbitrator They de
ropenlng of the whole qnes
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-06
hAods leland llo,nhncnns.

psNcs, r. l., March 8 the he.
slate convention yesterday
q the following ticket For
A l'eorne II Slndei lieutenant
. s"0u 7. llaygoodi attorney
A sslHln hcicalli treasurer, WI
a'n secretary OF state, " y
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-06

uA,vrsros. Tax, March b-totton SPOT
ot,sned am. closed easy, zoe higher
irnss receipts, 72i bales
Sales. 2ill bhlos,
Exports, none.
Stock, 1910 bales, ,-,,,t, lao, mia
ordnafy 6lto. good ordinary 10. 10y NV
Iiine III 'i9at good mlddling VIC hlupnp'
fair p4H
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-06
puopucr. rRoyisioSs, LiNh sroo'


tnabuuh,
u..sa prry, Mo- March o - hehl-
Il Soag,,,' rash Ta487lhc May li4n N,
earn stronger cash 2Itc bla epi' ~ r'
lid May ale. .-.t,,
LfvB nrOEk,
rhe 1--we stock indicator REPORTS so .,,,,
tinitla-.li ocnipts 1900 shipn'nls ~ 1Ip,,
n,nnf usat choice 10 fancy y nora Y goa1 ny \,
shalo, N 0atl 20 common 'o mral"ee ~ nm.
sd. stockou and feeders 81 Wfi w Wv
,,ogsI liocoipA ae8 market Irregular y .
sbe,n Itnrelpts va shipments rishns
,ced Ia rh1icn ~ O0ai 20 n'inrN"h
| dun y 1aa8 20
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-06
~. LOUIS,
rnnnIlrN.

sr. Dous MO-, M9rsn o, ,ss,l,S sSssss ~,
sttul Al sos.a p0. fancy n Nn@t ~ eAuh iAh
w w s,s,t ao, patents y 1850 49,, s,a,, a,
WbeAs- Extremely dnll lni MY \, VIZ NM MOI
slFhnu'f .t1ehttV and closed tWNr h,hhN,,,
nennn ,.strrdayt No rod cash y 4ei hs, ,s,
" n"n W N May ~, sapi o, rloslns a'"foi ''''
Mq' MN tut lirm sud iilsher closing swqia,aa
4 Z, n,,,t,ea zach ~ a1GDi MArsh e''to p''
NJ. an :, Satlc, cosing AZ y cash
uaw IVY WY, sl,.e ia MAY $3.50 bli
f'f'' pnoviefphe,
Cotnmtal flrmer ~ " h"s
Wbisky--steadyi " 70 -. ....,..a AZ :, $50 !
NVytt.. S f,si5iisrt fexAs lnaite.
observation-disclosures bat hrisef'
Rom, Higher ~ $40 ~
fssa4.lirisaf 81 - gqa3 ~ ,rh.need
mis- Mesis Dan and shee'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-06
Ibe Nyooi ntn,het.

tiosrns, MASS. March D. Wool Drmand
prices easier ohio ana Pennsylvania
nornes al4dabo Michigan ileocoH Qla3ikci
pulled wool $50 Tor ocnimrn 10 good eupara
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-06

lqc, ILL.,, March J.,lomt Agent
u he Easteru.ilne freight pool
|sl'td letter signed by fcriy.ono
pals dealers In live stock, against
|lsIcement of the new rates Tor
meats The letter says the dil-
Between SO cents Tor dressed beef
ssnt lorliye cattle IL uut enough.
ia'cs for dressed beef, or lower
"a y damRndnh
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-06
ON CHANGE.
Cotton Spot fractional Higher M.
lures GENERALLY 70 I Points
Lower.
wheat uuii but Tism and in aio.t case.
cioslue higher Tive s,och r,ans.
actions urlsh.


Ntw YngH, March . Money on cAli easy ~
ifml per cent, primo mercantile paper 400
and co. for demand
HN0iIHu NOsAuIa
LONDON. Mhfrh 1.--COnauls closed At t0l i.ig
for money
FTpuHs ann n1NDs
kHw iOhK. March D. Tho following we're thf
onloinl closing gnpiAuupe AZ she New y0rh
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-06

/, wv o. the existing railroad
. wv, KY eet buy any more eggs until
= THOMPSON pHopucr Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-06

lqose lotf, lone cieat IS %, short flhs a hi
sapu clear IS tNi iluRei igif hing clear ia AZ (.
srun tlht 81 tis short rlcaf u h
NhCnn Active ana siraff. hong tirhf " 1aa
~ thail flht 10 ssat % shoft cest y ptN
iismt-Hteasya "a q bisfii ~
kffrnNuut hu<nu
whrhi.s ttfvc luwtf
Torn n 10 Inv 81,
uaie-A Shade easier
ftYf sfoVN
Cattle .tnrciriA lWo Hhirmaulh 100. market
1uift aud lem good ~ choice hhippihr a IA
slsefl pS0siis. oS~p asd ieitses b VIZ *
ltoptrfs and fpndefs a OJat ~
Hofs litrellis fp. opened weak and HloaCl
steady ht u s0at io
Sheep Receipts m shirmrnla loii maftei
shade uaslVf IA ~ boar hp
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-06

NEW YaRR. March 5-.uotton Spot closed
lower than opening prices.
sales 700 bales
Ordinary, 0Ao, good ordinary, h'toj low
mlhdllng, \ 10 iGc, middling, n9ei goOd MIA
ding, n AZ lie middllng fnlf, 1910
Futufra cloaed weak. % II points ihNti
| utau VpatordaNfa glUHp
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-06

,,iih GOOD business nj a hardening ul rhioai
i6d higher than yesterday ,,t.
Ordinary, / 3 i'd, good ordinary lvh
low mldding, iBdi mlddllhB uphhuAi
40 i8d, nliddilng Orleans, oil. ,,.
yoiel salos. ~ ,UO0 American, $500 lmppfls
gul1i American, 2HN ,..
p,,tnrea eioead unsettled aud 90 points
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-06

PRODUCER.
NEW iunK, March h'-iflouf~null and
weak
Wheat -.spo, held stronger, opione nrn
snol no rod piAu store, nhdnhlc Hnuhi
March pll.agic, cloelng At plci April aih 800 SO,
CLOSING 0lEc, Nav WAmp1hc, closing NJ itAc.
Corn STEADY spot No. COS elevator, hi'sC
nnoat, March tpff ANON, ul0pinB blr A9fil tefi
@sphc, closiug phci May ishsisAc closing
$50.
Coffee -epot fair ITO qnleli options shade
better aud lees active aAiea ~ $50 bags March
4 go4e %, April and Muy 400 Juno and july
1890.
sugar -Dull and weak fcaned qnict Al Oh
Mo- rNtfH nc hAM6Api standard ~ bti con
iecuoners' AZ dAci cut loaf and crushed hiuh
stfRe
Mnlaases STEADY.
IleO-ln fair demand and steady
ttOHin.- quiet at 81 uisfl 20.
Tnrppntlnea flfm &c ml2G
Wool Demand fair, domestic fleece 2in Voc
pulled iidaJu, 'rex Aa2io,
potk steady mess $50 o0ai0 No,
Cut meats Firm,
tRrd--lliHher nnd mofO active fot oSpnrtr
spot 50 3OafO 3iR Aptil " 2sa6 gai May " D
40 30,
iiyI EtOuH,
HeeypA tlcceipla 10 chr loads fair drman'
And all cold, but there was hn easier tcolinl
toward The hnieh aud q downward tendency
extremes for Rteefs 81 i0aG 20, fos Ury cows
fat bulls aud rough stage 81 logi 10.
sheep lletripts tb00i steady for fsit io prim
| stock ustrnnua for sheep W tQnH Al per 10
pounds for yoarling lambs ~ boai ia
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-06


CmoAun March s-tflour. neiior demhnd
and steady At tsfmor quotations
WhtAtrA Quiet ana tlrhnf, closing 'ir higher
Than yesterdays Maruh INt GrlAe Uluecd g nl
May = NJ ~, closed wscs June wtaslAc.
Corn -Qaiui hut Afm, :. 20 20 hghos. each
alhnfsf, March, 9ihHtilAc, closed aIisei NAV
tok COZ c. eiused laHc
Provisions
pph stronger, upppad hNil.c. feiliun Toe
additional reefdcd Rnh riuscd n shade hlyhrf
cash $40 i0Hio 20, March closed sue w, Mhy
Clnard $40 MaiV tfis
Laird Firm caahib pis8tg 90 March closed
81 ui4W0 90, MAY ~ ii,Wfui
nuNed Mcale steady dp thlted shoulders
y mei ", shof, no y 1l'Saa N, abort cieal
81 01HA Ni
ArrtnNoOs noAnn.
markets closed nrmrt iot stay delivery
MheAt-@sahU.
Corn ,tuisr
Pork $50 49, gi0 a.
LARD " b.
itvR srocK
Tile DfpYUff' = uinsi reports
uaitlc llccelpu uQoi shipments gpool mar
Net ptrohg and a shade higher ahlppiug eteuts
10 20 1850 puund 81 sUat ~; stockrfe ans
fnpdufs, 81 QOal 90 COWS, huia and mixed
Doc ioQi huh, 81 oo@o So through Texas cat
iiqrs Receipts iemi hri.A ead sitoeGcr
vi thsfi co.
sheer -iiscalpts a.. 900 shlpmen,s 10, on, mar
hot hlrheri natives 81 UOab iu. 1rxnnH ~ tut
! co. lnmhh "A VoUh 90.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-07-07

Sam Jones was preaching the other
night after his most effective STYLE
and suddenly, to enforce a point,
broke out with this expression as IL
Illustrative of the confidence with
which children look upon their par
ents: "You go home," said he, Hand
wake up your young son at midnight
and ask him: Who is the wiscst
man in all the world and be will
say: You are.'" One earnestly in
clined parent left the house Of the
Lord that night determined to have
that important point settled by the
youthful scion Of his family aud name
before another sun should have set.
He reused his hopeful and remarked
10 assumed indifference:
"Theo, who is the wisest man in
the world?"
Quicker than lightning came the
crushing answer: II am.n And now
there is doubling Thomas hovering
about the edge of Sans spiritual
pasture.-Cincinnati Enquirer.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-07-07

Let home stand before ell other
thingsl No matter how high your
ambition may transcend its duties, no
matter how far your talents or In
auence may reach beyond its doors,
before everything else build up a true
homel Let 1t not be enough that It
is swept and garnished, that its silver
is brilliant, that its food is delicious;
but feed the love in it, feed thought
and aspiration, feed all charity and
gentleness in it. Then from it's walls
shall come forth the true woman ard
the true man, who shall together rule
and bless the land. Is this an over
wrought picture9 We think not. What
honor can be greater than to found
such home? What dignity higher
than to reign its undisputed, honored
mistress? What is the ability to
speak from q public platfrom to large
intelligent audiences, or wisdom
that may command a seat on the
judges bench, compared to that which
can insure and preside over true
home, that husband and children rise
up and call her blessed9" To be the
the guiding star, the ruling spirit 10
such position, is higher honor than
to rule an empire.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-07-07

The other day man in New York
city kissed bis wife. and she dropped
dead. Now it is nothing more than
fair to suppose that she had the heart
disease, but still there must have been
some cause for her to drop of so
suddenly, some sudden fright or sur
prise. Could it be possible that the
surprise at being kissed By her hus-
band caused her heart to cease beat
iDgg When We stop to think Of 1t,
it doesn't seem so very strange: there
are hundreds Of married men ID this
country to-day who haven't kissed
their wives in SO long time that the
faithful helpmates have entirely for.
gotten how it tastes. Husbands who
60 long time between kisses cannot
be too careful about kissing their
wives, especially if the lady ID at all
delicate or subject to heart-disease.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-07-07

Keep doing. always doing. .Wish-
ing, dreaming, intending, mnrmnring,
talking, signing and pinipg are idle
and proftless employmenss.
Care and trouble ore largely imaei-
native. We have oily to consider to
know that much which we call trouble
ls unIreal. re forecast evils that 90
not come.
Mistake not Those pleasures are
not pleasures that trouble tbe quiet
and tranquility of thy life.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-07-07

He-Well, those buttons are pref
y. How long have you bad them2
she-Ihey were part Of my eqnip.
ment when 1 came out. He, astonish.
ed IndeedS They do show II. she
will never forgive him.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-03-12

SC, common to good common p4c: No. > cen
trifugals prime yellow clariaet 53<e Mo-
lSsses firm; louisiana open kettle, good prime
to strictly prime 22@S2c, centrIfugals prime
60 strictly prime 10000.
NAVAL STORES.
LONDON. March IL. 100 D. m.-SDirits turpen-
tine 1iet; spot 8Os Cd, March and April de =
livery Bis. Nav to August 2Ss %.
LIVERPOOL. March IL, noOn,-Spirlts turpen-
tine, 3ls cd
NEW YORK. March ll,uoou.-SDirits turpen-
tine duh az 50l<c. Rosn dull at 81 05Al TO-
$500 p. m.-Spirits turpentne quiet ut 5Ol<c.
ROsin steadv.
CHARLESTON. March ll.-spirits turpentine
firm at 49c. R0sir--S0c for strained and $50
soc for glod strained.
WILMINGTON, March ll.-Spirits turDenune
Quietat4so. ROsin firm; SOC for strained; s5e
for good strained. Tar hrm st 81 20. Crude
turDentlne firm; hard 81 %, yellow dip and
virgin 50 Is.
RICE.
NEW YORK. March 1l.-Markst drm.
CHARLESTON. March ll.-Market quiet fair
3i40Sszc good 45pi5Sc, prime 5G55Sc.
NEW ORLEANS. March ll.-Market in good
dem nd for medium and low grades; prices
nominally unchanged; fair SlS9S} sc, good A.
@tszc, prime SAtG5l4e.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-03-12

Gould. Lippman Bros, Smith Bros & Co, Il e
Cheatham, Nj Mendel 4 Bro,
Per tvannah. Florida and Western RY,
March ll-Transfer o Gice, Jno Flannerv Co,
Meinhard Bros Il 20. J X Clarke n 90, 0 T
Shaffer. Nc Donough 4 Co, q V Hecker Co,
NJ Henderson, Sapp, Enrich Bro, l.
Stern, Dale. ID h Co. W = Hawkins, Lefiier.
w Teeple, NJ GOiinski, l. Mercer, Teeple
Il o, A b Hull, I = Bond. II solomon \ Son,
Lindsay 4 Nj. J McGrath n Co, Il A Schwarz,
Weed a Z, h levy n Bro. A Hanley, q A
Umbach, = Williams, W W Gordon n Co,
Warren 4 A, NJ Ferst &CO. Peacock. H 4 Co,
Baldwin Co, Ellis, Ii n Co, NJ Farley,
B0gart a II.
Pr steamer st Nicholas. from Feruandina
and way landngs--R Habersham's Son n Co,
Bendheim Bros 4 Co. y icGenheimer son,
W W Gordon 4 Co. LII Guilmartn Co, Geo
z Hayward, Lee Roy MYERS, NJ Y Henderson;
j Ruwe, Eckman 4 V, Warren A, Carl
Mystrand, Meinhard Bros Co, A LETTER Ii
Hendrix. Branch \ G. ELLIS, II n Co. Ray n
Q, & X X. New York steamer.
Per Central Railroad, March II -Fordg Agt,
II Nj Conner a Co, Bovart n II, Warren Il A,
Gsrnett, S n Co, W w Gordon Co, Walter,
II 4 Co. 8 Wood h Bro, Jno Flannery Co,
ID Guilmartin h Co, Chas Ellis, Mo re X N,
A h Hull, T Bond. Einstein'sSOns. h l.
Mercer, l. Cheatham, " est Bros, w Raer,
Rleser = 5; Cohen, Brown Co. Mrs
McCl0ud, j PerinskI, p Bryan, f NJ Hun,
Geo Meyer NJ Doyle, Graham 4 II. q S Nc
Alpin, DR. ID Cox, Herman & *, Jno S Haines,
J MrGrath y Co, Branch G, kehoe a 60,
J Haltiwanger, Ludden y Is, Lindsay nj,
S Cohen, Ill MYERS 4 Bros, J S Collins & Co, S
Herman, I Epstein 4 Bro. II Solomon n Son,
EckmRn 4 V, 4 Lowell X Son, NJ Ferst \ Co,
G Stults. Liienthal Il son. smith Bros 4 Co,
Bendheim Bros n Co, q Eckstein \ Co, w II
Bourne, } Butler. Acosta 4 Il, Il Ulmer,
Lee Roy Nj yers, ID G Bacon N Co, c Sheftal,
Peacock, IL 4 Co. p Williams, A X Fawcett,
& Hecker n Co.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-03-12
lster str City Of Mexico.
RECEIPTS.
Per cbsries,on ana savannah r., MARI,

Per charleston and Savannah nv. March II
--l55 bliss spirits turpentIne, bbls oil, 10 Ibis
cabbage, 65 caddiea tobacco 20 sacks rice. 2
sacks cotton seed, bales hides, and mdse.
Per Savannah. Florida and Western Ry.
March 1l--i42 bales cotton. 20 cars lumber. ]
car cotton seed. cars hay. 2 cars corn, cars
iron, 1876 bble r0sln, II bbs spirits turpent ne.
! car cattle, 1858 boxes oranges. 80 sacks peas,
S bales hides. ~ bales moss, and mdle.
Per Central Railroad. March Ill. 1876 bales
cotton, l02 bales yarns. ~ bales dOmestics. o
cases plaids. . bales hides, 1873 pkgs tobacco /
pkg paper, 1 bdl leather 20 bbls lard. On. 1854
pounds bacon. ~ Pike fruit, 700 sacks bran.
2,sl3 bushels Oats, 500 bushels corn. cas live
stock, l,420 bales hay, 2 bbls whisky. 2 half
bbls whisky, 20 bbls beer. 20 half bbls beer. 100
or bb beer 90 pk IS furniture, ~ cars wool.
II cars lumber, ] 10 bush rice, Dbl syrup, 266
tons pig iron, pkgs twiBe, 50 pkgs mdse. 100
bbls grite. 70 bales paper stock, pkgs buggy
material. pkge hardware, empty pkgs, 20
bbls cotton seed oil, 10 BIB eggs. 90 eases eggs
3 bblsspirits turpentne, 90 bbls r0sln.
Per steamer 81 Nicholas from Fernandina
and wa landings-S bales cotton, . hides. 8
bales hides. sacks bags, bills pear trees,
box wine. cases dry goods box groce' lee, 40
surgeons. Z bbls spirits turpenune, II boxes
tool, Kegs cavia, B bbis empty bottles, ] box
eggs. caddie tea, bbl tools, baskets lsh,
bdi ishlng rods.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-03-12
Gitp Orotmanrre.

Habersham street, south by Eighth street,
and west by Abercorn street,
shall be known and designated
rs Dasher ward; that portion OF the
city bounded on the north by Eighth street.
east by aa0ersham street, south by Twelfth
street, and west by Abercorn street, shall DO
known and designated as Griffin ward; that
portion OF the city bounded on the north bv
Eighth street. east by Abercorn street. south
shall be known and designated as Wadley
ward; that portion OF the city bounded on
the north by Eighth street, east by Bull
street, south by 4 elfth street, and west by
Barnard street, shall be known and desgna-
TED as SOOmOns ward; that portion Of the
city bounded on the north by Eighth street,
east by Barnard street, south by Twelfth
street, and west by Montgomery street, shsll
be known and DESIGNATED az Lowell ward (;
that portion Of the city bounded on the
north by Eighth street, east by Montgomery
Burroughs street, shall be known and desig-
mated as Dale ward; that portion OF the city
bounded north and west by Ogcechee road.
east by tlorance street, and south by Willow
81 eet shall be knO Vn and designated as Ba-
con ward; that portion of the city bounded
north by willow street. east by Fiorance
street, south by southern limit Of city, aud
west by Bulloch street, shall be known and
designated as Brownvlle ward; that portion
Of the CITY bounded north by Willow street.
east by BuilOch street. south by the southern
limit of the city, aud west by 0geechee road.
shall be known and designated as Demere
ward.
Ordinance passed in Council Feb. q, 1886.
RUFUS E. LESTER, Mayor.
Attest: FRANK Il. REBARER.
Clerk Of Council.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-03-12
MARKETs BY rELEaRAPa.


NEW YORK. Marsh II. nOon.-StOcks dun
but steady. Money easy at 1902 per cent.
ExehaBge-long, - S'I4: short. 81 $50. STATE
bonds duh. Governments bonds dull but
steady.
5:OOp. Exchange "a s7lI. Money closed
a 2ig2lS per cent. Sub-TreAsurv balances
Gold. Slig.09 o 70; currency, Slt5ls.0c0. Gov
eminent bonds al four per cents lzIl<;
three per cents. 1907 bid. state bonds ne
elected.
The stock market continues TO run along in
the same rut IA which 10 fell about week
ago, being very dull, with fluctuations gener-
ally within the range Of per cent, and with
lna changes Of only small amount. The
opening WAS generally shade lower. and In
the early dealings tn many cases further small
declines were established. but from that time
until the close Of the board the market was
firm TO strong, recovering a the earlier losses
and advancing fractions by o'clock In the
J ~ hour prices were about steady until near
the close, when there was another small rally
and the tinal figures r all active stucks are
= 10 4 per cent. higher than Yesterday, the
latter for Reading aud Pacific Mail, but Lack
awanna IL ~ "a and Texas Pacific ami Lake
Shore each a. Western Union, however, Is /
per cent. lower on gccOuut Of recent unfavOr-
able rumOrs. sa o. 27l.O00 -hares. the market
osii z at the following quotations:
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-03-12
ORDINANCE.

AN ORDINANCE to be entitled an ordinance TO
require security to he given by all oontrac-
tors for the faithful performance o. their
contracts with the Mayor and Aldermen Of
the city of Savannah.
SECTION !. BE II ordained by the Mayor and
Aldermen Of the city of Savannah, in Council
assembled, and it is hereby ordained by the
authority aforesaid, That in every instance
hereafter when the Mayor and Aldermen OF
the city of Savannah, or any authorized OIL
Ger or agent OF the same, shah enter into any
contract for sid city, the cOntracio or or con-
tractors SO contracting with the said the
Mayor and Aldermen OF the city of Savannah
shall give such security for the faithful per-
Torrance OF the contract as may be satisfac-
tory to the Mayor and Finance Committee of
Council.
SEC. ,. Be it further ordained by the an
thOrity aforesaid. That the ordinance entitled
IAN ordinance 10 hX the conditions upon
which future bids and contracts shall be
made" pa ,sed in Council Feb. 10, 1879, be and
the same Ia hereby
SEC. 3. BE IL further ordained by the au-
thority aforesaid, That all ordinances and
parts OF ordinances IN conflict with this Ordi-
nance be and the same are hereby repealed in
80 far as they so conflict.
Ordinance passed IN Council Feb. "a, 1885.
RUFUS y. LESTER, Mayor.
Attest: FRANK r. REBARER,
Clerk of Council.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-03-12
MEMORANDA.

MEMORANDA.
Twice, March IL, SEQ pm-Passed up, stmr
Johns Hopkins, schrs Willis sheppard, For
tuna, Alfaretta Campbell.
Passed out, stmr Gate City, barks Alette
(NOr). Otus Nor.
Waiting, barks Valona (BrJ, Elllsif (Nor)
Wind NE, light; fair.
New York Mar h l0-Cleared, sehrs Marcus
Edward, Outten, Jacksonville; Caroline
Hall. Lpllis. do; Linah Z kaminsky, Wood
bury. GeOrR etOwD, > G.
Sailed, schr Annie p Rickerson, Fernan-
dina.
Buenos Ayres, Feb 2-Arrived, bark Carl
baidi tNorl, Zakar1asen, Savannah.
Hun, March9-Sailed, bark Oscar II Nor,
Haage0seu. Darien.
Swansea, March 6-Arrved, bark Papa
utal). Gafiero, Pensacola.
Sc ford o March 9--Passed, ship DGgmar
Nor. just Pensacola for Hamburg
Brunswick, March 9-Arrlved, bark Kerda-
liza (Nor), Petersen, Barbados via Tyhee; brig
Pepita tSpl. Such, Matanzas; schr Francis c
Yarnall, Scott, Fernandina.
Cleared, brig F A Clairmonte tBr), German,
st Pierre. Mart
Jacksonville, March CLEARED, schr Lulu
(Br). AlburM Nassau, n p.
Key West, March 9-Arrived, schr Goodwill
tBrl, Sweetirg, Nassau.
Norfolk, Va, March 9--Sailed stmr earn
Marth tBrl, Hurrell FROM Fernandina for
Queenstown. having coaled schr Sarah G
SIN tn, from Kings Ferry for New York
New Bedford, March 7-sailed, schr Rillie s
DERBY. hurDef, savannah.
Pensacola. March f. Arrived, shin KalliOpe
(Norl, Olsen, London; BACK Caterina Petra
Qtai), BaletO, MOnteYdeO.
Cleared, bsrks Undne aus, Coboov1ch,
Buenos Ayres; Grethe Nor. Nielsen, Fleet
wood; Isaac Benham Nor, klaveness, Mid
dlesbrOugb; Telemach NOR, Andersen, Dun-
kirk.
Philadelphia. March 9-Arri we'd. schrs Helen
L Martin. f untain, Pensacola; Andrew Ne
bpger. Smith, Jacksonville; II d May, Nor
ris, CoOsaw. S G.
Perth Amboy. March 9-Sailed, schr Anna
r Bishop, RulOn, Fernandina.
ROcs port, Ne, March 7-Sailed, schr Belle
Higgins. Rivers, Savannah.
Fernandna. March S-Aruved, schr K S
Milford, Hand. Perth Amboy; yacht Mon
tauk. Clock, Havana.
st Augustine, Mar h ARRIVED. schr T. V
Glover. Ingers0li, New York.
Cleared, schr W Collins Higgins, Bruins
wick.
New York. March ll-Arrived out. stmrs
Elder, New York for B remen; City Of Rich
mOnd, New J Ork for Liverpool.
Arrived, stmr State of Pennsylvania, Glas-
gov.
Isle of Wight. March 1O-Passed, str ARrora
OBJ, from Charleston for Bremen.