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Omaha daily bee., 1888-12-29
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK

CHICAGO, Dec. 2S.-TSpecial Telegram to
THE BEE. I-CArrLE-The run of 00J cat
tic this morning, nearly all natives staggered
statesmen and spread dismay among the most
hopeful, as it was plain to be seen that that
number could not be disposed of at the al
vance of the past three days The demand
was limited. The shippers held Off and the
dressed beef operators were not on the
market until late; not until they were salts
fled that statesmen were willing to meet them
Mt ABOUT what they would offer The situa-
tion of the past three days seemed rev ersed
as during that time statesmen could get near
what they asked, and to- day the buyers dc
tated the terms. Some statesmen quoted the
decline at l0920c on fair to good steers, and
others less buoyant said that about all the
advance of the past three days
was lost and that values were again
approaching tho "Slough of Despond" of
Thursday and Friday of last week The run
OF Texans was far, in fact larger than ex-
pected, twenty loads from Laredo, Texas,
coming in. This incident, as n matter of
course, helped to bring about u slight down
turn in COW stock, especially to common and
canning sorts, but good cows and hefers did
not share in the big decline in steers, and
the demand was fairly active. The stocker
and feeder trade presented no new features.
Cholce TO extra becves, Si.40(G4.90 medium
to good steers, 1915 TO 1900 lbs. S3S5CD4. 80; ;
1900 to 1850 lbs, S330@360; $50 to 1900 lbs +,
&.s0@325; stoclters anu feeders weaker,
k2.0O@3.l0; cows, bulls and mixed, l0c lower,
81, l,25(e3.0O; bulk, 81 l0@2.35; Texas steers,
$2.304350; cows, 81 s0@2.20.
Hoes Trade was fair and prices steady as
compared with Yesterday The shipping de-
mand was rather light, but regular packers
bought freely, although many of them did not
commence until late The bulk of the mixed
sold at So l5(Q5.20 and of the best heavy at
$5. 2215g5 25, one lot of six loads of fancy at
S5,2ih. The demand for light sorts was
rather limited, selling largely at s5l5 for
good mixed and assorted. Light light, SINCE
sort aud other fancy sorts were rather neg
lected.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-12-29
Dry Goods.

CoTroN FLANNELs--lQ per cent dis; Ill,
512c; &C, 64c: SIS, 1fsc, Namcless. DC; RH,
1sc; Il, 20c: No. 10, SIC; No. 40, 1olIc; No.
60 l2tGc; No. SO, l3iIc; No. 80, colored, Sc;
No. 90 coored, l9c; NO 20, colored, l2}9c;
Bristol, l2l3c; Union Pacific, lie.
CARPET WAEP-Bid, white, l9c; colored,
22c.
BArrs-Standard, Sc; gem lOc; beauty,
12l5c; boone, &c; b, cased, $3.50.
PMNTs-Solid colors-Atlantic, &c; Slater,
&c; Berlin oil, G15c; Garner oil, 6061c.
PElNrS-Pink ana Robes-Allen. &c; River
POINT. sac; Steel River, 6i3c; Richmond,
611C Pacific, &c. ii
PRINrs--Dress, Charter Oak, SIC; Ram
apo, 416c; Lodi, 5Ac; Allen, &c; Richmond,
&c; Windsor, G19ci Eddystone, 6I2c; Pacific,
CSC. l.4.,
No. 60, o15c; Best Yet A., 63lc; batter
CLOTH 90, 434c; Cabot, .716c; Farweil, half
blcachcd, S16c Fruit OF the Loom, 0lc;
Greene G, %; Hope, iAc: King Phillip
dale, Sc; New York mills, lol4c; Pepperell,
42-in, lie; Pepperell 46in, 12c; Peppcrell.
81, Ice: Pcpperell, 81, PIC; Pepperell, "a,
23c; Pepperell, l04, 25c; Canton, a., s14c;
Triumph, &c; Wamsutta. lie; Valley sc.
FLANEELs-Plad -Raftsmen, zoe; Goshen,
2GlSc. ~ ' ''>SN' '''' '''' '''' '''''
FLANNELs-W White-GH, No. . q, aa1Gc;
GH, No. 1, q, 26c; BH, No. 2, y, 221ac; BH
No. l, q, soc; Quechee, No l, a, 42c
CoNsEr Ns-Androscoggin, i34c; Kear-
sarge, 7Mc; Koclsport, 6$4c; Conestoga, G1ac.
TlcKs-York, 30in, 1215c: York, 31-in,
bic; Swift river, 79lc; Thorndilkc, 90,
si2; s1c; Thonde Thorndke EE Sc; Thorndke nai l29
919c; Cords, No. 4, 7l9c.
DENNIS s-Amosleag, Q or 16l5c; Everett, 7
OF, l3Hc; York, ] OF, l3kc; Haymakcr
SIC; Jaffrey Xxx, lli9c; Jaffrcy INK, l2lGc;
lie; Beaver Creek &C, 1Oc.
KENTUCKY JEASs-Memorial, l5c; Dakota,
1sc; Durham, 2ilsc; Hercules, lSc; Lean
ngton, 29]4c; Cottswood,, 2'1&c.a
CRASu-StevenS' Is, 6l6c; Stevens b,
bleached, Sl9c; Stevens p, Size; Stevens p,
bleached, 915c; Stevens N, 913c; Stevens N,
bleached lD]4c; Stevens SRI, 1?%c.
MlsGELLANEous-Table on cloth, $3.50;
BHowN SnEETING-At Atlantic A, "A, nc;
Atlantic II, A., nc; Atlantic d, IA, sc;
Atlantic p, A, &c; Aurora IL, a., &c; Au,
rqra G, A. ,44cs; Crown xxx, ~, 6%lc;
Lawrence, Ii, "A, &c; Old Dominion, "A,
5lGc; Pcpperell II, A. &c; Pcpperell o, "A,
6&c; Pepperell, 81, lSHc: Pepperell, 9-4,
2lc: Peppcrell, l0-4, 23c; Utica G, A, '49lc;
Wachnsett, a., nc; Aurora, r, A, &c; Au-
rora b. A, Gl9c.
DuCK-West Point 20 IN. OF, lO16c; West
Point 20 in. 10 o. l2]&c; West Point 20 in. l2
OF, l5c; West Point 40 in, II OF, l6c.
FLANNELs-Red, c, "a in, 151%c; +, "a in,
2l14c; GG, "a in, 2Oc; HAt' "a, 25c: JRF, p,
21c..
GINGHAM-Plunkettc checks, nc; Whitten.
ton nc; York, nc; Normandi dress, SIC;
Calcutta dress, S13c; Whittenton dress, SLGc;
Renfrow dress, SH@l2l9c.
CAMBRlCs-Slater, 519c; Woods, SIC; Stan
dard, 54c; Peacock, SIC.
PRINTS, INDIGO BLuE-Arnold, 6l5c; Amer
lean, 614c; Gloucester, &C; Arnold G long
cloth, Sc; Arnold b long cloth, lO19c; Arnold
Gold Seal, 10Hc; Stefol A, 12ci Windsor
Gold Ticket, lO12c.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-12-29

but later quotations noted some improve.
ment, especially in the Nanderbtlts. Our
market opened irregular and weaker, the
first prices as rule, being So per cent
below those Of last evening The London
houses and Boston operators were large
buyers OF New England at the opening, and
that stock advanced 1ss per cent Lake
Shore, Reading, Lackawanna and grangers
monopoli1ed the balance of the bull inter
ests, advancing 4MsI per cent. Cotton
Seeds were the weak features, showing
decline OF q per cent The bears we're pre-
dieting 40 for this stock. The recent de-
cline is attributed partly to the calling in of
loans in which this stock was collateral.
Stocks are still plenty in the loa n crowd but
an improved demand is noted. The commits
sion people do not appear 10 be at all dis
couraged and are still advising their custom
ers to buy stocks on the decline for a good
option. Some conservative people, however,
were a little disturbed by the action Of the
money market, and are advising their Gus
toners 10 hold of until after New Years
before buying any stocks. There was some
good buying noticed in Cotton Seeds at the
decline, and they soon began to move up
sharply The rest of the list seemed to
gather strength, and at noon the market
was active and strong at about the highest
prices reached. 1t is said a very strong bull
party is quietly accumulating the good
stocks, and there is a promise of sub
stantial rise in few days. There was some
good buying of New England by Chicago
houses during the afternoon Cotton Seed
Oil certificates were well sustained, The
ease IN money late in the day had a favora-
BILE influence. The market closed firm, but
trading was limited. The net advance
shows St Paul ~ Northwestern II, Cotton
Seed Oil q, New England q, and Missouri
Pacific i per cent. Coal stocks closed at
about the same rs the opening prices, Read
ing showing u per cent decline for the day.
The total sales of stocks aggregated l65,5'6
shares, including St Paul 10000, Union Pa
cifc $500, Reading 2l,000, Louisville &
Nashville 4,200, Northwestern 5000. New
England 2S, 600, Lacbawanna ll,OO0.
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Leather.

Hemlock sole, lS(@27c per 10; oak sole, 33
@36c per ID; oak harness, 30032c per Id; f;
hemlock upper, aoC022c per foot; hemlock
calf skin, No, /, SO9g0c per h. according TO
weight; oak calf skin, No /, 9OcCGSl.OO per
lb.; Philadelphia calf skin, extra 81. O0@i 10
ID; oak kip skin, No /, 7OaSOc per ID; Phila-
delphia kip skin, extra, 100000 per ID;
French calf skin according to weight and
quality, sl,15@l.75 per lb: French kip skin,
do, SOc4$l.l0 per lb.; Cordovan russell, 1sc
satin finish, zoe per foot; welt leather, 350
@4oO per side; moroccos, pebble goatl, 20(9
Soc per foot; moroccos. boot leg, 25Go3Oc per
foot; glove calf skins. 20930o per foot;
Omaha daily bee., 1888-12-29
OMAHA LIVE STOCK.
Cattle.

Friday, Dec. 2S. 1883.
There was not much change in the cattle
market to-day, although the buyers were
claiming that their beef cattle cost a little
more money, in some instances, than ycster-
day. The offerings were light, and aside
from two small lunches OF good cattle,
which sold at -. 10 and a 10, the quality was
not very desirable. The packers bought the
bulk of their cattle at S3.2503.G0 The re-
ceipts of cows were especially light and sold
at 81 9Od2.I 20, the latter price being for Il
choice bunch of hcifers The bulk of the
cows sold at S2O0002 80 Although the de-
mand was not very heavy it was sufficient TO
take about everything offered.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-12-29
Live Stock Notes.

Cattle steady.
Hogs closed easier.
b. j. Moore Dunlap, Ia, topped the hog
market.
G. ID. GQrdanier, manager of the Fremont
stock yards was down, taking in the sights
here.
The stock yards will be closed at noon on
New Years day and there Is not likely to be
any market
Sioux City received 1000 hogs to-day, St.
Paul 1000, st. Joseph 800, Indianapolis 1000,
and Cincinnati 1900.
M. b. Doyle, Iowa; Messrs. Gore and
Meek, Stanton, Ia, and It. w. Tubbs, Chi.
cago, were visitors at the yards.
L. +. Still, Coin Ia; Seth Kelly, Te-
kamah; l.. NJ. Elmelund, Swcdeburg;
Thomas Trce, Thayer, and II. w. Glover,
Utica were among those who came i'll with
cattle.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-12-29
LIVE sTOCR,

Chicago. Dec. 2s-rhe Drovers Jour
nal reports as follows:
and demoralized, and CSC lower; choice TO
extra beeves, Si409+ 80; steers, 81 500
4.30; stookers and feeders, S20Dd3 10 |;
cows, bulls and mixed, sl25i@300; Texas
cattle, sl.90@300.
Hogs-Receipts, 10000; market slow and
lower; light S5.00a520; mixed, s. 950d5 20;
heavy, s5.05G53O; skips, g. 40(n5 10.
Sheep-Receipts 5000; market slow
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FINANCIAL.

New YORK, Dec. 2s.--TSpecial Telegram
10 The Bsg l--SrocKs-The first prices
from London this morning showed declines
about equal TO our closing figures last night,
Omaha daily bee., 1888-12-29
Building PERMITS.

The following building permits were issued
yesterday:
L. a. Benson. two-story frame dwelling,
Farnam near Forty y-fifth street ...,,...S 900
f. A. Henson same e.................,... 1000
William Emmerson, one and one-half-
near THIRTY third street ,,,...,.., 80. 1000
Three permits apgregeting ...........S 550J
Omaha daily bee., 1888-12-29

Douglas kid, ScGloc per foot; kangaroo
skins, 4O@j0c per foot, according 10 quality;
toppings, SS,0OGlO.00 per dozen; Innings, $500
@9O0 per dozen; apron skins, SloOo@l2W
per dOzCn
Omaha daily bee., 1888-12-29
Hogs.

Tho early market was strong, and few
loads sold little higher than yesterday, but
the general market was about steady with
yesterday. The trade, however, closed
easier, or about Sc lower than the highest
point in the morning. Everything in first
hands was sold before the close.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-12-29
Sheen.
1kecelIDt =.

The receipts were light and the market
51l1
Omaha daily bee., 1888-12-29

MONEY on CALr-Easier at per cent
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-5 66ld per
cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE Dull, weak, sixty
days, S4S4; demand, S4SSi4
Omaha daily bee., 1888-12-29
PreValllnH Prices.

The following IS a table Of prices paid in
this market for the grad,' of stock men
toned
Omaha daily bee., 1888-12-29

CHICAGO, Dec. 2S. Wheat Stronger; cash,
$3.50; January Sl.00; Nav S1.05la.
Corn-Firmer; cash, 33 l5-lGc; January,
43 Bloc; May, 47lsc.
,Oats-F'irm; cash, 25c; January, 25]5c;
May, aS2ic,
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
FINANCIAL.


New YoRK, April 10, noon.-stocks quiet but
steady. Money easy at 2ll3 per cent. EX-
change-long, 81 S5160s4 S534; short, 81 s714D
4 S711 State bonds neglected. Government
bonds dull but steady.
Erie .............. 24Ss Richm'd & W.Pt.
Chicago g. North. 10Y Terminal $50 2256
Lake Shore. 1875 Western Union. 74X
Norf. G. w. pref IS
B p. m.-Exchange quiet but fairly steady at
closing offered at l. Sub-Treasury balances
Coin, $3.50, s5S, O00 currency, Sl2, $4,000 Gov
ernment bonds dull but steady; four per cents
1894; four and a half per cents 106l6. State
bonds dull and featureless.
The stock market was quiet to-day, but there
was more snap, and the tone was much steadier
than that Of yesterday. there being slow and
uninterrupted advance throughout the day.
much more confident feeling prevailed than
Reading was the prime favorite its transac-
lions being very large, and it developed marked
strength late in the day. There was nothing
in the rest Of the list calling for comment
except a rise in Richmond and West Point on
the announc ament that that company and the
Georgia Central had decided to build an exten-
sion to Greenville The opening figures we're
only slightly higher than last evenings figures
and after a short-lived depression the entire
some weakness. The advance lasted through
out the forenoon. but after that time the busi-
ness done underwent a marked decrease and
the movement in prices ceased almost entirely
The last hour however, showed more ANNA.
ton and under the lead of Reading and a few
specialties, everything moved up, and the
market finally closed quiet but firm to strong at
about the best figures of the day. Total sales
$4,000 shares. The following were the closing
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SAILED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Chattahoochee. New York.
MEMORANDA.

MEMORANDA.
New York April 1i-Sailed, schr Andrew Neb-
niger Fernandina.
Cleared, schrs Rile Derby, Naylor, Fernan-
dina Ann Tranor. Derickson, Brunswick.
Beachy Head, April 10-Passed, barks Hoppet
Nor), Rosvall, Darien for Antwerp; Sequel (Br),
Richards, Savannah for Rotterdam.
Cardiff, April 9-Sailed, steamship Flachat
Fr). Savannah.
Dover April 1t-Passed, bark Victor CNor),
Jensen, Savannah for Reval.
Liverpool, April 11-Arrived, bark Ossuna
Br), Mckay, Savannah.
Mayoguez, p II, April lin port, schr Mary
Lord, Lord from Savannah to load for Boston.
Bull River, s G, April 12-Sailed stmrs Danish
Prince OBJ, Jones, United Kingdom; Albania
OBJ, simmons, Continent; schr Anna + Ebener,
Springer, Charleston and Baltimore.
Rio Janeiro March 12-Sailed, bark Bessie
Hamilton (Norl, Olsen, Pensacola.
Cleared March II, bark Saga (Br), Williams.
Brunswick.
Boston, April Cleared, schrs Otello Bond
& Sarah Potter, Barbour st Simons.
Baltimore, April 11--Cleared. schrs Annie
Bliss, O'Donnell, Savannah; A Denike, Town
send, do.
Darien Ga. April tf-Arrived, steamer Tona
wanda Buckley, New York; schr Messenger,
Falker Boston
Cleared, schr James B Jordan, Martin, New
Haven
Georgetown, C, April S-Sailed, schr G
jacksonville, sailed from Fort George April 8,
steam schr Louis Bucd Mount, New York
Key West, April l0-Arrived, schr Cyrus Hall,
Coombs New York.
Newport News April 11-Saied, steamship
Tiverton tBr). Whitehead from Brunswick for
Liverpool, having coaled
New Haven, April 1I-Sailed. schrs T. II Wea-
yer, Weaver Fernandina via New York; John l.
Treat, Mcclure to load for Brunswick.
Pensacola, April IL Arrived, banks Marche-
sno QtaD, Biscin, Barbados; Idea Qta), Caste
lotti, Montevdeo; Rosa Rocca Utah, Repetto;
Gerolamo Mortola QtaD, Pastorino, and Romu-
lus Nor, NOrd, Buenos Ayres; Gerhardus
Dutch, Bruyn, Flushing; George Gilroy OBI,
Orr Rio .Ianero.
Cleared, ship Almo Rus), Smltslund, Genoa;
barles Nikolai rus, Dahiste, Westzaan, schr
Nina Tillson, New Haven.
Delaware Breakwater-Sailed night Of 10th.
steamer Blagdon (Br). from Philadelphia for
Port Royal, S G; 18th, schrs Marcus Edwards,
jacksonville for New York; Elwood Burton,
Philadelphia for Savannah; Arthur, for sea, in
tow Of tug America; Tamos, Jacksonville for
New York.
st Augustine. April SIN port, schr Samuel B
Hubbard, Mehahey, from Wilmington, n G, via
Fernandina.
Sailed, schr Caroline Hall Lollis Jacksonville,
Fernandina, April, l3-Arrived, bark Artems
NoD, Moe Savannah; schrs Joshua Baker,
Kelly, II S Landlair Woodland, Baltimore.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Steamship Nacoochee, Capt Kempton, from
New York. reports: At II IN April II, passed
ehree-masted schooner ashore on Frying Pan
Shoals, spars standing; 2:30 p IN same day, 80
miles south of Frying Pan Shoals, passed a
large number of empty barrels apparently
spirit bbls
Daren, April ti-Schr Lizzie b Wiley, broke
from her moorlngs yesterday afternoon in a ter
rible current, caused by the heavy freshet, and
swept against scbr William Niler, for Whining
ton, Del, tearing the latter from her moorings
and carrying away her own jibboom, oathaad
and part Of rigging. Both schooners afterward
brought TO anchor all safe The damage TO the
Wiley Is estiinat I'd at one thousand dollars, and
to the Wiler fifteen hundred dollars. Survey
will be held.
Delaware Brealwater. April 1f--schr Isabel
Alberto. from Cedar Keys to New York, before
reported ashore, is going afioat assisted by a
tug.
Pensacola, April Bark Niord (Nor), which
sailed from this port I'd for West Hartlepool,
put back to-day leaking badly, and with crew
refusing TO continue the voyage.
London, April Bark Ludwig Ger, Schauer
hence for Liverpool Dec g. has been posted at
Iloyds as missing.
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clear rib sides s. 25, clear sides 81 rs shoulders
s.. Mess pork unchanged. Hams, sugar cured
$40 50A1l 80.
NEW ORLEANS, April 13.--Cofee steady, with
fair demand; Rio cargoeS and common to prime
llA69i6c Sugar strong and unchanged choice
yellow clarified 55s95 1516c. off white 6Ikm
9 3-l6c, choice white Csc. Mossses steady and
unchanged.
NAVAL STORES.
New York. April 10, noon.--Spirts tur-
pentine quiet at 40c. Rosin quiet at 81 600
/ 2ll6.
BOO p. m.--Rosin steady at 81 20GD1 22jS Tur-
pentine dull at 40c.
CHARLESTON, April 1s.-Turpentne steady at
sec. Rosin quiet good strained 90c.
WILMINGTON April 1S.-Spirits turpentins
firm at 36lsc. Rosin firm; strained S2lSc
good strained S7lfc. Tar firm at 81 o. Crude
turpentine firm; hard 81, yellow dip and virgin
$500.
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NEW York. April 13.-Rice firm.
Fruit and Vegetable Markets

New YORK, April t3.-The Savannah steamer
to-day brought 10000 quarts of strawberries,
and 1900 packages Of vegetables. Prime berries
are selling at 40db50c per quart; Savannah peas,
50 50Go4 % per crate; beans. 81 00@3 90 per
crate tomatoes, 81 O0113 00per crate; egg plant,
s. OOGl6 00per barrel; cabbage, 81 SOFAS % per
barrel; Charleston asparagus 81 00Gt6 90 per
dozen lunches. q s. PALMER
PHLADELPHIA, April 13-Prime Florida pota-
toes are selling at S. 5000 30 per barrel culiens
50 90; cucmbers, 81 00n5 90 per crate tomatoes,
81 1908 80 per crate; cabbage So 25Ga2 rs per
crate and wanted; beans, : 00GGl 50 per crate
Strawberries, 10000 per quart.
A f. DFTWIIrR q SON
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Opening. Highest. Closing.

BALTIMORE, April l3.-FlOur fairly active Il:
Howard street and Western superflne 81 376p
2G5, extra So OOa3 ~. family 34OO04 50; city
ssuperline g. 3O02 90. extra 50 0Om.3 H. Rio
brands 81 J00J4 70. Wheat--Soutnern steady
and quiet red 92n9ic amber 930g~c: Western
asier; No. 2 winter red, on spot, $500 s$Ic
COrn-Southern steady for white yellow higher;
white 62ll uG3c yellow Gl062c; Western higher
CisCTNSAr, April -. Flour firm. Wheat
firm; No 2 red S116c. Corn strong and higher:
No mixed 5i455c. Oats stronger; No. 2
mixed 3It2fl6c. Provisons-Pork nrm and IN
changed a. 81 %. Lard quiet at g. 90 Bulk
meats firm and unchanged. Bacon iirmer; short
clear 2s 5jliS %. Whisky steady al 81 o.
Hogs stronger: common and light 81 0O145O
packing and butchers s. 4O05 20.
ST. LOUIS, April i3-FlOur very strong but
dull wheat opened strong and higher but de-
clined a point a. the start, then advanced 40
losing q fraction near closing: No 2 red cash
s236 NJ 53zsc. May delivery s21S0s3c, closing at
syJkc. Corn strong and higher; cash 50Gt j0lhc;
May delivery 33346l 1870 closing 49I6c oats
higher: cash 33l13lc, May delivery &c Whisky
5 o. Provisions strong: Pork Sf4 20 lard 81 -
Dry salt meats boxed shoulders g. S716 long
clears 81 i0gl7 10, clear RIBS "a 20d,7 90
short clears 81 45G17 -. Bacon--boxed shout
ders SO 3d1k, long clears 81 SOGI7 So clear ribs
81 9O6ts o. short clears So 12I61s 90 Hams
$40 O0Hi2 co.
LOUISVILLE, April 10 Wheat, No. red s5c
Corn, No. 2 mixed 52l6c. Oats, No. mixed
SIC Provisions: Bacon-clear rib sides IS clear
sides D. 90, shoulders " ~. Bulk meats
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LIST OF VESSELS IN THE PORT OF
SAVANNAH.
SAVANNAH, April 10. 1ss

SAVANNAH, April 10, 1898.
STEAMSHIPS.
Nacoochee, 1850 tons, Kempton, New York. dis
@ q Anderson.
Junlata, ,520 tons, Askins, Philadelphia, Dig
CO Anderson.
Two steamships
Johan Johansen Nor), b95 tons, ANDERSEN, wig
"A Salas a Co.
Christina swl, $40 tons, Anderson, Liverpool,
dis-A X Saas a Co.
Hesta Ger, GAG tons. Boettcher, Europe, ldg-
A Il Salas az Co.
Sestri (Norl, 405 tons, Jorgensen. Europe dg-
A K Salas & Co.
Ole Bull (Nor). 5s4 tons, Riis, Europe, ldg-AR
Salas a. Co.
Hama GNor), 695 tons, Petersen, Riga, ldg-
A h Salas & Co.
Alette Nor) 6si tons, Gulllcksen, Europe, ldg-
A Salas * Co.
Letizia Utah, Az tons, Maresca. Odessa, CID
A Il Salas q Co.
Carlo dtap. 70l tons, Trapani, Europe, ldg--
A X Salas & Co
Sereia Port) 454 tons, dos Refs, Oporto, ldg--
Builder d Stevens
olof elias (sw,, 5s4 tons, Anderson, Liverpool.
dis trachan & Co.
Adelaide Baker (Br), $40 tons, McGregor, Bue-
nos Ayres, -Strachan q Co.
Hedwig Seibe Ger, 1865 tons, Knaark, Europe,
ids-Amerfcan Trading Society.
Triton Ger. 46f tons. Wtte, Europe, ldg-
American Trading Society
Pollyx RUS, 420 tons, Grihwan, Barcelona. ldg
--Holst & Co.
riDHi 80 COus, IHUon, view forh, loB-JoS A
Roberts & Co.
Sutton QBr) 5l5 tons, Vaughn, Rosario, ldg--
Master.
stavonger Nor), 752 tons. Bergh, Batavia, dis
Richardson q Barnard.
Familiens Minde (Nor), 1857 tons, Halvorsen, at
quarantine, wtg-Master.
Nineteen barks.
BRIGs.
Maratona (Aus), 1853 tons, MarIlnich Oporto,
ldg-M S Cosulich a. Co.
Va aus, 800 tons, Than, Trieste, cld-M Cosi-
Itch & Co.
Clara Pickens. 491 tons, Eddy, Baltimore, dis
Jos A Roberts & Co.
Three briggs.
sCHooNERs.
Frank NJ 1IcGear, 855 tons, Sharp, Philadelphia,
dis--Jos A Roberts b Co.
John II Tingue, 525 tons. Burdge, New York, dis
Jos Roberts & Co.
Ida Lawrence, fS9 tons Young, Baltimore, CID
JOS a Roberts q Co.
Frank Pratt Lee. 81 tons. Steelman. Baltimore,
ldg-Jos Roberts a. Co.
Morris w Child, 5l3 tons, Torrey, Boston, ldg-
JOS Roberts & Co.
Matte Eaton 800 tons. Carnage. Portland,
Ne. ldg-Jos A Roberts & Co.
Florence Shay, 40j tons Vancleaf, New York,
ldg-aJos A Roberts & Co.
Lizzie Dewey, 255 tons, Clark, Philadelphia, ldg
Jos a Roberts & Co.
China tBr), 1l3 tons. Dunphy, Jamaica, CID
Kayanaugh & Brennan.
Island City, l06 tons, voorhees,, Alexandria, dis
Dale, Dixon & Co.
Ten schooners.
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