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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-09-10
EXPORTS.

Per steamship VIM Lawrence. for Baltimore
1904 bales cotton, - bbls spirits turpentine 93S
b0ls rosn $4,000 feet lumber, 200 pkgs fruit, -
bales paper stock, so bales domeStics and yarns,
"a bdls hides, 81 rolls leather, COS pkgs mdse, 4
turtles
Per steamship City of Augusta, for New
York-2,2l0 bales cotton. SO bales domesticS, 10
bbls spirits turpentine, 1299 bbls rosin, $4,000
feet lumber, 1873 bales hides, - pkgs fruit, 1853
pkgs mdse, so bbls pitch, 81 bbls oil.
Per steamship Kathleen (Br) for Liverpool
46O3 bales upland cotton, weighing 2,3i1, 1926
pouuds-Stradss & Co.
Per schr Robert j Barr, for Philadelphia
315,O9S feet p p lumber-Dale, Dixon & Co.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Jacksonville. Sept 7-Scnr Nettie Tanrd-n
Cbefore reported). lies in a dang erous position
on st Johns bar, North Breaker shoals. This
morning the sea was making a clean breach
over her, and her crew were forced to take
refuge on the after house and in the rigging. a
tug and crew Of men were trying to take her off
tins afternoon 1t is feared that she viii become
aatotal wreck.
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DEPARTED YESTERDAY.

Steamer Ethel, Carroll. Cohen's Bluff and
way landinss-W T Gibson, Manager.
Steamer David Clark. Bailey, Fernandina-
CIV Williams, Agt.
Steamer Pilot Boy. Phillips, Beaufort, with
excursion Master
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TUESDAY, Sept 10. 1888
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamship City Of Savannah, Smith, New
York-C G Anderson.
Steamship Nacoocnee, Kempton, New York
G g Anderson.
Schr Three Sisters Simpson, Philadelphia,
with coal to G. Taggart; vessel to Master
Steamer Advance, Bevll, Augusta and way
landings-J g Medlock, Agent
Steamer Pilot Boy, Phillips, Beaufort, with
Observation-Disclosures.
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PoUITRY-Marlzet amply supplied; old fowls
plentiful; demand light.
EGGs-Narket very firm, with stock scarce
aud poor demand.
PEANUrs-Fair stock; demand moderate;
prices firm.
SUGAR-Georgia and Florida nominal; none
in market.
HONEY-Demand nominal
SWEET PoTAroEs-Nominal;s some new coming
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

A branch Of the United States Hydrographic
Office has been established in the Custom House
at savannah. N0tise to mariners. pilot CHARTS
and all nautical information wilt be fnraisned
masters OF vessels free Of charge Captains are
requested to csll at the ONCE.
JOHN s WATERS
Ensign U 5 n. in charge, pro tern
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COMMERCIAL
VANYAa MARKET.
-or Of THE MORNING NEWS,
0FElNE - - a. Sent g. p NJ.

UT S.vAyNAH. GA, sept. y r NJ
-. -,arset was fairly steady for
CorToS--irf- Of the day, but later on holders
the fi-st nAii '.,fovorable advices from Liver
rsa'saI prices fell of liso al around fo a. dnSe
was a lI u sales for the day were i'Os7 bales.
The t 0li A. the opening call. at 10 a. m
On 'Claass ,-,s -eoorted quist and unchanged,
the raIAs' ,s 20 bales. At the second call, at
VIII SIS was "a easy at decline of 1-!6c for all
p H. u soIes being S7s bales. At the third
srade', 'D .,n at4p. M, it closed easy and I'M
AL a, Nth further sales of 687 bales. The
e5aHgsl' ~. the official closing spot quota
io-' 5.f,1e Cotton Exchange;
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AN Oregon hunter reports that. while camp
ing outat Craig mountain, l. T., he was at
tackled in tho night By owls, and pc killed seven
with club.
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SAILED YESTERDAY.
MEMORANDA.

Steamship City of Augusta, New York.
Steamship VIM Lawrence, Baltimore.
Steamship Kathleen OBJ, Liverpool.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
MTNtArURE ALMANAC-rHfS DAY.

Sun Rises ..... 5:4|
Sun BETS. ~ 10
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For D1soRDERED LIVER try BEECH
ANS Pills.
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PROVISIONS. GROCERIES,. ETC.

EkhCNAoiO4N7s
LIVERPOOL, Sept. o. noon.-Wheat dull; de-
mand poor; holders offer moderately Corn
quiet; demand poor
NEW YORK, Sept. Q. noon.-FIour quiet and
easy. Wheat quiet but steady. Corn dull but
steady. Pork dali but steady at S12 OO012 80.
Lard quiet but steady at Sc 45. Freights
firm.
500 p. m.-Flour, Southern dull and heavy
common to fair extra 81 6503 05. good to
choice So 15G3 81. Wheat. spot dull; @. 2 red
s34@S3Ac in elevator options duh and irregu-
lar, unchanged to 1sc lower, closing steady
No 2 red, September delivery S214c October
delivery s34c, November delivery Si5Sc. May
91,6c. Corn-spot steady and fairly active; No.
. An 4214c in store; options quiet, 16c higher
and firm; September delivery 4S1sc, October
delivery 423sc, November delivery 42JEc, De
cember delivery 424c, May delivery 431sc bid.
Oats-spot quiet but steady; options duh Sep
TENDER delivery 255sc October delivery 25Nc,
November delivery 261sc, December delivery
, ,a{c Nav delivery 2SlS012S}sc; No. 2 spot goo
&c: mixed western 24l3 s28c. Hop wea< aud
ouiet: state, new - q lie, old 90 5c. Coffee
OPTIONS closed barely steady; poiats up-Sep-
ternbar delivery 16c, October delivery Is S5Ia
rs lOc November delivery l6 co IS l5c, Deem
Der delivery Is 9jM1S 15c May delivery 16 05@
16 zoe; spot Rio strong, fair cargoes 1890.
Sugar strong; fair refining 59sc; refined fairly
active and firm--C 616 n6}sc, extra G GAGc
7lAc. white extra e 714071bc, yellow 6}E0634c.
PETITIONERS A Sc, cut loaf SIC, crushed and
nowdered s1sc, granulated SIC, cubes SIC.
,Ioasses-Foregn nominal; New Orleans dull,
omen Kettle, good to fancy, 26G 46c. Petroleum
quiet out steady; refined here = 90 Cotton
seed oil dull; crude 3l19035c: yellow 40Q47c, as
to quality. Hides weak. Wool easy. Pork
closed irm; mess, inspected, S13 1913 so.
Reef quiet; extra mess 81 G06g7 So Beef hams
strong at Sl6 CO016 so. Tierced beef slow;
civ extra India mess SIP 5oGb14 %. Cut meats
strong; picked shoulders 412c; picked bellies,
IL pounds, 6 49ic; picked hams 1019c. Mid
dis firm: short clear s. IS. Lard easier and
dull; Western steam Sc 40 06 42I6 city s. 05:
nntions-September delivery s. IS, October de-
livery 8 30 Freights TO Liverpool firm; cotton
160L6d. grain 424d.
CHICAGO, Sept. 9.-The market for wheat
rulei steady aud narrow to-day. There were
no new features, and the trading was light AMI
of a scalping character It was the impression
here Early taat the visible supply would IN
crease Lux, 900 0usbels and this hal depress-
fag effect During the last half hour there was
lively trading and prices eased Of TO the inside
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LUMBER-There is no dsengaged vessels
in port, but tonnage TO ARRIVAL mas been
Offering more freely, and the more press
ing wants of shippers being supplied,
the market is easy and vessels not
readily placed at the extreme quoted limits
Rates are nominal, but may be stated as within
the range of S6 0001S 90 from this to Baltimore
Philadelphia, New York and Sound ports, with
25050c additional if loaded at near by Georgia
ports. Timber 50c9oSl 90 higher than lumber
rates. TO the West Indies and Windward
nominal; to Rosario S25 o.; to Buenos Ayres or
Montevideo. $50 90; TO Rio Jaaeiro, S2 90;
to Spanish and Mediterranean ports,
S15 5)G15 %; to United Kingdom for orders,
nominal at for timber, IS stan lard; lumber,
e. Steam TO New York, So 5O to Phila-
delphia S. so; to Boston, s. 50; to Baltimore,
S. so
NAVAL SroREs-Very firm. Forelgn-Cork,
etc, for orders, September loading, rosin, Is,
and 5s Sd spirits, Adratic, r0sn, Is 3D.; Genoa,
As; South America, ro'in, 81 30 per barrel Of $50
pounds CoaStwise-Steam-TO Boston, !0c per
100 TBS on rosn. 9c on spirits; to New York,
rosn ~, per 100 Ms; spirits, soc; to Pniladel-
pha, rosIn, re per 100 fb'; spirits SOC; to Bal
timore, rosin, 3oc; spirits, zoe. Coastwise,
quiet.
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NAVAL SroREs-The market for spirits tur-
penrina was quiet, but firmer. The sales during
The day we're 81 casks, OF which 2l6 casks were
r,gulars at 424c and I25 casks at 4215c for regu-
lars At the Board of Trade on the opening
cal the market was reported firm at 4214c for
re .9llars. At the second call it closed steady
OF 4?l5c for regulars. Rosin--The market was
very quiet, but steady and unchanged. The
Al the Board of Trade on the first call
the market was reported steady, with sales of
38j barrels, at the following quotations.; A,
b, and D s?J5c, E e7lac, 9216c, Il 9713c, II
gas y o. water white 81 Is. At the last call
il closed UNCHANGED.
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xa. carefully prepared ard formally
sn,ro<fuces. bat has Bst Stree essn
beard 81. me people svsdsnfiy pre-
s.~rssg their ssa han4siworx
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Columbia Street Improvement
OFFICE - Tag CRY 1LKeg
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0RgAT QUESTION roE raK
FUTURE.


IL the visit 10 Eastern Washington
q the Senate committee on arid lands
d0en nothing more than arouse an ia
>orest In the question III irrigation. i,
viii have accomplished = good par
poee. This is . question that oar peo.
pae win do well 10 study, for II bear
dose relationship 10 the future pros.
poflty Of the state. We have in Mid
a. and Eastern Washington q vast
oroa Of country whose soil Is fsvorahiy
o1tuated for agriculture and potentially
fnch, but which Is all bat worthless in
20 natural state. IL produces moth
80 because il lacks water. while a. The
Ame time great streams drawing
Do1or from insxtauSsihie sources
kurfy uscless.y past The tine must
ome soon when this land viii lie
[&oo(lesi and then the problem ef lrrs
Ennttun. how to apply the abundant
wA1er 90 the rarchei land. viii press
~nnn Us. L, Is well nov while the
obleln il still in the future, ,e re-
tive instruction npon the subject and
- Ienrn To view i, with intelligence
E&nd interest.
IA local way irrigation has already
sNcne much for this territory. I, has
|nn<is the kissitss valley fruitful and
-, m fact. the primary factor in The
Enpootton OF the fine city IT kllsnshgrg
e1k he's done quite as much for North
kYnkima aud Is destined TO do more
|4No Nosee and either Valley rich and
Eultfui as they now are. eve
E1hefr whole fertility and development
- irrigation. Considering whst has
an accomplished by lo~ai and pri-
|@nls effort. II would seem snposs eas
= osere>simate the advantages es a
6neral system drss Ing Us water sap
~ frcm the ineshauSsiblc riveFN. and
Tooehsng not merely ssecial spots Aefe
"A there but covering the whole ia
rior basin Of the territory.
IRRITATION here pre- SCENTS no serious
|nruhaem. excepting thar % eSs>s. The
nerav Of water i abundant and The
knnntry a. b. wa,srei lies law enoaga-
nnev literally expended will water
nrx acr< east al the cascade naeas-
1nx Hut The Job Is too big Ger lsrt-
80 enterprise ard II done il must he
5oAos a. 3 national or state lsrelesa
- government Is showing some IN
rpe~f In the matter. as the pgsseEsee -
- senatorial committee sfsssss, hil
= nav be doubted II il viii m any rsa'
nnnhae time he induced 10 fTosade
|uee.e~ .uos.rh to do this great eess.
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DnA1n or JUDGE TEEEY.


3 1t hAe been said that fate n1akes the
I'll spfSits among mankind the in
zumonts of their oxn destruction.
- ~ career Of DAVID >. Terry,
hoss tragic end came yesterday, il q
hjkfue proof Of this theory. Thirty
1u1s ago Terry was q notable public
lguse ID California. distinguished for
entng and ability, Bat hts per
1omnl merit sas'suarre8 by a temper
eoctalIy bitter aud easily reused.
rs waA this evil temper which led
- bis historic quarrel wits and
~ murder Of senator Erode
rfck. aud which. having made
Mn man OF blood. hated among
nnnktnd. has steadily urged him
- from one violence 10 another TIL Is
- hs0uEht him 20 terrible death
oog11h3s not alone because tragic. but
Docause with all It's horror IL WIS de
noRvgd. How much better by contrast
1Ppooys the death 81 the murdered
Deodefick, over whose body friend
ooNld say: Modest OF gentlemen.
louest of friends, hail and farewell. "
4Gnn this Of his murderer. over whom
- world must say: Hard a. il IL.
- deserved II.
IT, event Of yesterday grew oat OF
- Sharon Hill case. One Of the later
1nlljos Of TeYry's career was bis mar
11oGe with the notorious Sarah Alshea
NV shout two year. ago. Some
1bonfhs since Justice Field rendered
~ opinion covering particular phase
- this case which 50 enrage,i Mrs.
xoFyy that she rose in the courtroom
md insultesi the judge. Upon her re-
1uOvAl being ordered there was
oneral fracas in which Judge Terry
Aook part and for which
- Was ordered imprisoned for
Nh months for contempt Of court
0fnce his release he has threatened TO
Nil Justice Field upon sight. and his
wAnton lnsnlt yesterday morning was
designed unaues,ionahly 10 provoke
Response aassr cover Of which be
could carry out his threat. The ofiicsr
Who had been commissioned 10 protect
Judge Field was too quick for him
and shot him before he could repeat
his llrss blow.
In the public mind there Will. We
Imagine. be no question bat that
Deputy Marshal Magic did precisely
right. Indeed. he could not have done
lees without disrerariing his orders
and leaving Judge Field TO he roughly
handled and probably murdered. The
eGscer did right and demon has
beess removed from the earth.
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oFgtCE oF TaE CRY CLERK
oF TnE CEvg oT SEATTLE.

Ss&FTt-E. " T.. Aug ts-s y
Noiies Is hereby glsea 70 TIE ewnsrS al
property cousicfn nst by ordnance Ne.
l.iss. entitled AN ordinance ~ loease. az
iead sasa cstAhiisg = pabiic street. extend
lng fEs9ri = g-sins shese the south snsrxit,si
tire ~ Go amesA street. sn tie ciiv nf -
sI1'f, i0ieFss.cts The ssst EaArgss. ] nas OF
y ssi siTtct, te TIE westerly eify limits a1,ss
20 provide f1r The condemnation II ;sr.lt-
uFiy necessary fheruss tAist th.sy. thc
sAid ttsppseF1y oHusgs, are heTs ey ?, auifeSs
70 apfs5}ut one f~gaoa So 49, Hith tsso
ethHr persons foEse Is Re sNfss.Hsst. 81 ms,
oN rvrs ct property bsus SEED bx the pre-
yfstesH - ~aEc asgfa- nee NJ n sE avtsS o7ss,
= 80 - appointed the fsagssv OF Ss,sf ssfv
81 eea5fse - spnTsi-l1E ans aSst.ssiF, :
damages ard aens slts with5u sad for re
49, s<SseHf district desssrss -ed ard 4sssh-
sssaea % SeSztpn 90 s4la ordinance No
t-iisss 50 secorsssnce with tn ssrsvlslans ~
section lyi 81 a. ST. ~ TIE leis3 ~ az tlf
territory at Washington tutissssi. AZ act Il,
feFtSc sad sfaen3 thg charter OF the civ
az seattle. approved February 4 lSss ,
sad appointment j. ta ~ saaste IN wrffsne
x1so nd NltA tn cltt eseTs az 7as r3tv al
= a sc 90 ~ before the iesa ssav al Aasssst
A y. lss " FERNts. 4itx f}s,rk
f.rSi HaosicaisSs1 % tais notice. Aa.sast
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Tuesday, August 90.

The primaries in the precincts of Seattle
and ia the precincts OF Black Diamond,
Franklin and Newcastle, will be held
between the hours OF p IN. and p. m,
beginning al 6 p. III. The primaries in all
other precincts will he held between the
hours vi p. N. and 5p. m. beginning Al
.. IN.
The basis of repa sentation win be Is
feiioss.
One delegate a. large for each precinct,
al { delegate for each tit VOTES, and one
de- q all fer each ira ti5n thereof greater
than twenty-five cast for John b. Allen for
De legase ID cous res> at the general eiee-
siu5l held Soyenb 2 = ls.S
Upon the foregoing basts precincts sre
ext ted 20 renrsSs. q afisan A. sOlioNs-
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NoFIIE To CONTRACTORS. - Tbs
y Ssscss Nsser&l Cosapaav A&ve
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NOTICE.

To the stockholders of the Gnsrantee Loan
& I Ut Co. OF seattle.
Where's. IL l. desired 20 increase the esp
hsl stock Of t-e Guarantee Loan & Truss
Co, OF seattle. taRref0rs. the undersigned
oetng majority af the trtntees of said
company. hereby cali a meeting OF the
sfof khe'0ers If said company 70 Be he'd
on saturday the TN dsy 81 Septeni b.sr, fssa
a. 1hr hour OF o'clock in the afternoon Of
ssid day, AZ the ec3apsnys Office in the
city ai seattle, FOR the parpo>e of consider
ing proposition oi the said h0srti "a truS-
tees, daily adopted al q meeting Of said
board, heid July II, lsss, for the Increase
ei the capital stock of sid company from,
the sum ~ fisy Thousand dollars 20 the
SUM OF two hundred tboessHd dollars.
l. :, j. HUNT.
=. n. DoASiNs,
J. p. LDNNAN.
q. II. HEiLaRoS.
u. y. BAXfER-
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CAUTION.

HeUxre a. Frxusl A. ny nane and IL
price are sssMpet On the hctsen af all my
nflFeFflsrsf sha<s n<icre se4xiAx the f2esoTy,
which proseef The wexsexs against high
prices Ard fnkSsss- euc<ss II . ssexler ozefs
" L DOUGLAS xssoeS Al q rxxsue<s3 price.
or says he has them without ny sArae and
pzsSe SIZE ped ~ he hozsSza sIss AKA down
As 4 f-azG
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
1FFICE or COMPTROLLER OF CURRENCY,
WASHING sos. June q. is>q.

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OFFICE or COMPTROLLER OF CURRENCY, !
WASHING sos. June q isSq
WHEREAS. By satisfactory evidence pre-
scented ~ the undersigned. il has been
made u sppesr that The Washington
National Bank Of seattle" in the city OF
seattle. in the county of King ard terri,
tory OF Washington. hss e,iupliei with all
the provisions OF the statutes OF the United
States. required 10 be committed with before
sn association shall be authorized 20 com
menee the business of banking.
Now therefore /. Jesse ID. Ab-ahams,
Deputy and Acting Comptroller of the
Currency. do hereby certify that The
Washington National Rank of Seattle" in
the city 81 seattie. in the county of King
snd territory al Washington. Is authorized
"a commence the business OF banking rs
provided in section tifty-one hundred and
sixty-nine OF the Revised statutes OF the
United states.
In testimony whereof witness
~ my baud and zeal Of Office
this 18th dag Of June, lisa
isEAI- J. d. ARRAHAss,
Deputy and acting Comp.
iroilsr 0g the Currency
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-15

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