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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-04-04

Beaufort. G. April ARRIVED. schr George
Mouton Jr. Landerkin. Bath.
Norfolk, April Sailed schr Florence Shay,
CooSaw, S c.
Pascagoula, March 6-Arrived, schr Magnolia,
Hole. ProgTeSo.
26th1z,Cle4red, schr Viola Reppard, White
more, New York.
April Arrived, schr Rollin SANFORD. Davies.
Key West.
Pensacola, April Arrived banks Greenock
(Nor, johnson, Montevideo; Johanna (Ger),
Lemcke New York; Giuseppe QtaD, Liceti,
Nicholas; schr Lizzie Wiley, Feyler WiscasSet.
Cleared, banks Sunce AUS, Morcich, Buenoe
Ayres Campbell (Nor), Simonsen, Fleetwood;
BenSuela (Norl, Fuglesand, the Tyne; schr Ii
Haskell. Haskell. Stoningtou.
Philadelphia, April Arrived, schrs Three
Sisters Simpson, Savannah; John G Schmidt,
Campbell do; Hattie l. Sheets, Dole, George
town, c; Drisko. Drisko, Pensacola; Seta NJ
Todd, Clark, Key West.
Cleared, steamship Glenrath (Br), Anderson,
Coosaw, S c.
Delaware Breakwater. March 30--Arrived,
schrS Thos Clyde Philadelphia for Savannah;
Caroline Hal, New York for st Augustine.
Port Royal, c, April Arrived, schr We'll
come K Beebe, Smith, New York.
vineyard Haven March 3O-Arrived schr
Fannie WolStan. MARI, Satilla, Ga, for Bath,
CoosaW, G, March 3l-Sailed, schr Richard
Leaning, Baltimore.
April Arrived schr Katie Barrett, Nc
Leod, Elizabeth.
Rivers, New York; April J., Helen A Chace,
Southard, Philadelphia; Fortuna, Rich, Norfolk.
April ARRIVED, bark Icarus (Br), Toye,
Philad alphia.
Brunswick, April Arrived, bark Hilda (Nor),
Tonnesen, Barbados.
Sailed. barks OsEar QRus) and Ansio Rus).
New York, April ARRIVED out steamship
Moravla, New York for Hamburg.
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Charleston Rica NTarkat,

CHARLESTON, April 2.-Messrs. Dan Talmage's
Sons & Co. present some suggestive facts and
figures about the Carolina rice crop. The stocs
on hand of rough on April was only 106S61
bushels, equal to 10000 barrels Of clean The
average weekly consumption of new crop, GOV
ering period of twenty-five weeks, at 1881
barrels per week, shows a total of 1914 barrels,
leaving the visible sho tags of Carolina crop foI
future consumption 1904 barrels Last year
the shortage was supplied by importations OF
1873, 900 bushels OF uncleaned Paddy.
Last year foreign ranged in price at Charles
ton at 40434c per pound, and Carolina al
49s@59s. This year there is no foreign to be
had here, and now costs to import into New
York 49s@l514c per pound, whilst Carolina is
selling in Charleston at 414Q1515c. 1t will be
seen by these figures that at present the domes
tic article is comparatiYelY chaan-
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Fruit and Vegetable Market.

Reported By G. S. Palmer, 1866 Redde ST., ". Y.
New YORK, April The receipts of early
vegetables from Florida show an increase over
last week and prices are consequently lower
They are in good demand, however, and in view
of the very light crop. we think present prices
will be maintained for some time. Beans selling
cucumbers ana egg plant 81 5O15 90, toma
toes 81 OO0s so. beets 81 506I1 IS, asparagus
mand and bringing to-day from 81 00G12 rs per
barrel, and outlook favorable. Receipts OF
oranges are only moderate Fancy Indian river
fruit selling from 50 0004 90 a box, as TO sizes
other brights SO 5003 co. russets 81 2ba2 70
Strawberries in much larger supply, but fancy
fruit in demand and selling from 35@40c a
quart, inferior 20m25c
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EXPORTS

Per steamship Nacoochee, for Now York
1899 balls upland cotton, 80 bales domestics, IS
bales sea island cotton, bales hides, horses
12 bbls cotton seed oil, 40 tons pig IRON bbls +
OIL S75 bbs rosln, 20 bbs spirits turpentine, IA
bbs fish. l,3ll pkgs fruit and vegetables, 81 2la
feet lumber. 151 pkgs mdse, SO refrigerators and
l7S crates strawberries.
Per bark Carlo QtaD for Amsterdam-245 $50
bales upland cotton, weighing l. 15S, 1874 pounds
Per bark Hos Nor, for Reval-2.50 bales up.
land cotton, weighing !, 1870, 6iS pounds-Wilder
& Co and deBruyn Hops & Co.
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Barcelona, March 2S-Arrived. steamship Ian
caster (Br) Bouchette, Savannah
Belfast, March 81 ARRIVED ship City of
Sparta Br), Doyle, Port Royal, \ G.
Dordrecht, March 23-Sailed, bark Jean Bap-
tiste Dutch), DeBruyn, Pensacola.
Liverpool. April Arrived, bark Annot Lyle
(Brl, Duncan, Pensacola.
Rotterdam, March 30-Arrived bark Try Nor.
Aanonsen, Brunswick.
New York, April ARRIVED, schr Florence &
Lillian, Smith, Jacksonville.
Barcelona, March 1S--Arrived, steamship earn
Marth (Br) Hurrell, Brunswick.
Marseilles, March i9-Arrived, bark Louise,
Mace, Pensacola.
Trieste. March is-Arrived, bark Padre QtaD,
Bertolotto. Savannah
Bermuda, March 2S-In port. brig Alfred (Br),
White, from Fernandina; schr Waldemar, Par.
ker, DArien for Sierra Leone.
Baltimore, April ARRIVED, schrs Mole J
Saunders, Lewis, Bull River, 8 9; Rebecca A
Taulane, Ingersoll, Port Royal, Sc
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PASSENGERS.

Per steamer Santiago, from st Jago, Cienfue.
gos and Nassau via Tybee for New York
DR. f X Martin and wife, Il Schluchtner and
wife w Clark, Mrs T Cook, Miss Clark, L
Rowland, Mrs Rowland, / Walter and wife
Mrs Mabel Wells, Mrs N NJ Cram, DIR A Scheffer
Miss Crowley, Mrs Beauchamps. Mrs Gordon
J Lyman Miss M Taylor. In transit for New
York-62 passengers.
Per steamship Nacoochee, for New York
w q Langstratn, Miss Green, Mrs Geo I
Comstoc6, Mr. and Mrs G F Dyce, Mrs L II
White nurse and children Mrs II D Sherwood
j G Van Wyke Jos Ware, e Barrett, Miss Mel
lie Keown, j II Co per- j Donaldson, II Miller
II Haynes, j B Bullet. Mrs f Kempton, Rev
J r Coriey, Mr. and Mrs J A Slevin, w p Cole, Z
Johns, + A Anthony Mrs VIM Childs, Mr. anC
Mrs NJ j Brudenbret, b Beexman, w Fl Hoyt,
Dickinson, John Cooper, Miss Chase, Mis-,
Mccarthy, Baggin, 2 colored. and 8 steer
age,
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impression, and it was a signal for an attack
upon Changers, and Burlington was soon
knocked of. 1t9 per cent. Chicago Gas, which
had touched 0, then Joined the procession, and
1t also dropped point. The movement spread
TO the gene al list, and by o'clock p m. the
lowest prices of the day were reached. Dizziness
again became the leading feature, but strong
house, said to be for inside account, shot that
stock up over a point and half toward the
close, and the whole market sympathized,
finally closing quiet but firm to strong at some
jority of the active list is lower tonight, but
the only important losses were Colorado Coal
21s per cent. and Union Pacific per cent, while
Missouri Pacific, which closed at the highest
price for the week, rose 1875 per cent. The total
sales were 2j6,00O shares The following were
the closing quotations.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Fortress Monroe, April BARK Jacobus
Johannes DUTCH, from Pensacola for Harlin-
sick.
Bermuda, March 2S-Schr Waldemar, Parker,
FROM Darien Ga, for Sierra Leone, with n cargo
OF lumber, was towed into the port of st
Georges eth inst. Ten days ago the master
was washed overheard during heavy weather,
but succeeded in getting on board the vessel
again. his shoulder being badly injured by the
accident March -, encountered another
storm, during which lost deck load and boat,
and one of the seaman was injured. The vessel
had to put into Bermuda to obtain medical
treatment for the master and seaman, and will
resume the voyage as soon as they are con
valCScent.
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Steamship Gate City, Hedge, Boston-C G
Anderson.
Steamship Johns Hopkins Foster. Baltimor g
j b West & Co.
Bark Carlo Utah. Trapani, Amsterdam Il
Salas & Co.
Bark Hos Nor) Eide, Reval-A r salas & Co.
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THURSDAY, April 4, lSs
ARRIVED YEsrERDAY

Schr ] w Gaskill, Godfrey, Philadelphia with
railroad iron to 8, & w Ry Co; vessel to
Master
Steamer Maggie Belle Henry, Abbeville-w
T Gibson, Agt.
Steamer Ethel. Carroll, Cohen's Bluff and way
landings-W Gibson, Mgr.
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timber 81 below these figures
FREIGHTS.

LUMBER-There are very few coastwise
vessels in port, and tonnage is in de-
mand at full rates. Freight limits are
s. 0006 so from this and the near Georgia
ports to the Chesapeake ports, Philadelphia
New York, Sound ports and eastward. Tim
Der 50c0S1 90 higher than lumber rates.
To the West Indies and Windward, nominal :;
to Buenos Ayres or Montevideo, $1,000; to Ro-
saro ~ W; TO no Janero w 20; TO spanish
and Mediterranean ports, Sl4 OODl5 %; to United
Kingdom for orders nominal, at for timber, &5
JOS standard; lumber 95 SIS. Steam-To New
York, So 90; to Philadelphia, So 90; to Boston,
81 90: TO Baltimore, Sc so.
NAVAL SToREs-Quiet. Foreign-Cork, etc,
for orders, IS Cd, and or 5s Sd for spot vessels.
Adriatic. rosin. As: Genoa, Is Sd: south Amer,
lea, rosin, 81 20 per barrel OF $50 pounds.
Coastwise-Steam-To Boston, 45c on rosin.
9Oc on spirits; to New York, rOsin, 30c; spirits,
SOC; to Philadelphia, rosin, 3Oc; spirits, SOC;
to Baltimore, rosin, soc; spirits zoe. Coastwise,
quiet.
CoTToN-By steam-The market is very
steady. room " both SteaO1 and kail Snnla
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COUNTRY PRODUCE,

PoULTRY-Turkeys scarce; young chickens
wanted, old fowls plentiful; demand fair.
EGGs-Market irregular, with good supply;
moderate demand.
PEANUTs-Fair stock; demand moderate
prices firm and tending up.
SUGAR-Georgia and Florida nomn al; none
in market.
HoNKY-No demand; nominal
SWEET PoTAToEs-In good demand
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MEMORANDA

Steamship Nacoochee, New York.
Steamship Santiago, New York.
Bark Severus Ger, Dantzic.
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DEPARTED YESTERDAY.


Steamer New South, Hallowes, Abbeville-w
T Gibson, Agt.
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SPOKEN.
RECEIPTS.

Bark Demarchi QtaD, Cappeno, Banana for
Savannah, March II, on the Equator. Ion 0 w.
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ARRIVED UP FROM QUARANTINE YEsTER.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Brig Genoa CBr), Davidson, to load for Europe
"A X Salas & Co.
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rs ranged as follows:

ST. LOUIS, April 3.-Flour dull, easy and
unchanged. Wheat lower; No. red cash 93c
May delivery 9212093I4c; June delivery SO
S1Ac. Corn-Very little trading but feeling
firm; No. 2 mixed, cash 301Sc; April delivery
301Sc; May delivery 3J5S@33Ac. oats weak
No. 2, cash 2519c; May delivery 2B]sc. Whisky
steady at 81 05. Provisions dull and weak
PORK, very light demand at $13 90. Lard quiet; ;
prime steam nominal at So rs Dry salt meats
shoulders S. 20, loogs SO 5000 49, clear ribs
So 1895 32l5, short clear So 60. Bacon-boXed
shoulders Sc, longs So 80, clear ribs 81 short
clear 81 1507 20: Bagging steady at s149leAc
Iron cotton ties 81 10.
CINCINNATI, April 3.-Flour easier. Wheat
weak; No. red, 90Gl92c. Corn in moderate
demand; No. 2 mixed 516c. Oats quiet; No
2 mixed 26l6c Provisions--Pork easier at
SIP rs. Lard quiet at So 80. Bulk meats closed
easier. Bacon easier Whisky quiet at 81 o.
Hogs steady; common and light 81 00a4 S.
packing and butchers 81 1904 95
BALTIMORE, April 3-Flour dull and easy
Wheat-Southern nominally steady; Fultz 93c
QSl O3; Longberry 95c0S1 o.; Western firmer;
No.2 winter red, on spot S719c bid, April delivery
S715c. Corl-Soutnern firm to higher; white 43
@44c yellow 491e0416c; Western strong
New ORLEANS, April 3.--Sugar closed I'M
changed; Louisiana open kettle, choice 3-16c,
fully fair to strictly prime 51aGD6c fair to good
fair 534c, common to good common 5146159A;
centrifugals, choice white 7-166716c; off
white 716073sc. choice yellow clarified re,
prime yellow clarified 7@71sc.
LOUISVILLE, April 3.-Grain and provisions
quiet and unchanged
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ARRIVED OFF TYBEE YESTERDAY

Steamer Santiago, Allen, st Jago via Cienfue-
gos and Nassau for New York-Chas Green's
Son & Co.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Philadelphia, April Bark w Dresser, from
Cienfuegos, passed Winter Quarter buoy adrft
I miles south of Winter Quarter Lightship, on
Friday.
Schr Samuel c Hart from Boston, reports
March 20 passed the whistling buoy on Over
falls full OF water and partially sunk
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC-TdIS DAY.
sUE RISES. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .........5:46
Dun ohIs' IL
HIaB WATER AT SAVANNAH so A N, II :27PM
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NAVAL STOREs-Ihe market for spirits turpen-
tine was quiet and easier The sales for the
day were 522 casks, of which 80 casks were at
3Si6c for regulars and 212 casks at CSC for reg
call the market was reported quiet at doc
for regulars At the last call it closed
firm at 3sc for regulars. Rosin-The market
continues quiet and steady. There was a fair
inquiry and about ,6G5 barrels were disposed of
during the dav. At the Board of Trade
on the first call the market was reported
quiet. at the following quotations: A, B and
{ 81 05. D 81 OLA f and f 81 1915, G 81 Is, H
81 3d. 81 So, X ST 60, NJ 81 Is, N 81 90, window
glass So 30, water white So Is. At the second
call it closed quiet for l and above and firm for
II and below, with sales of 1,165 barrels at I'M
changed prices.
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BROKERS'.
THE MORRISON HOUSE

(tEErRAf.LY located, on itas Of street cara
board lowest rates. With now baths, sewerage
and ventilation perfect. the sanitary condition
Of the house s OF the best. Corner BrouRhton
and Drayton streets. Savannah. Ga.
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NAVAL STORES

LONDON, April 3.-Turpentine 33s Cd.
LIVERPOOL, April 3, noon.-Turpentine 34s Cd.
New YORK, April 8, noon.-Spirits turpentine
nominal at 43c. Rosin steady at 81 15011 1o15
500 p. m.-Rosin quiet but steady for com
mon to good steamed. Turpentine was dull and
nominally about 45c.
CHARLESTON April S.-Iurpentine hrm at
81 0216.
WILMINGTON. y. c., April 3-Spirits turpentine
steady at 3sc. Rosin quiet strained s5c; good
strained soc. Tar steady at ST. 3d. Crude tur-
pentne firm; hard 81 30; yellow dip 81 So
virgin 81 So
RICE.
NEW YORK, April 3.-Rice was quiet but
steady.
New ORLEANS, April 3.-Rice unchanged.
PETROLEUM.
NEW YORK, April 3.-The petroleum market
opened firm at Ole, and after a rally and re-
action in the forenoon, advanced &c after
noon, and closed firm at 915Ac.
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VEGETABLEs-By steam-By special CONTRACT:
To New York Philadelphia, Baltimore and Bos-
ton, standard crates. 2Oc standard barrels, 40c.
Without contract Standard crates, 35c; stand
ard barrels 75c.
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THE WONDERFUL CARLSBAD
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A. Tho Ninth international Medical Congress
ORA E.. 4. ToO0liL ny ihe University u Penn
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cs.es treated With che genuine imported Calls
BAD >PHCDEL SALT, powder form, Tor chfonic
constipation. hypochondrla. de 1ss Of he liver
and kilueys. la1ndlcc. adiposia, diabetes, drop
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tarrhal unammsuon 81 the stomach, ulcer Of
tue stoma. b cr Spleen, Children with msrssmuS,
eout. Rheumatism of 'he joints, gravel. ETC.,
twenty-,lx Wera entirely cured. three much IN
rr6yei. AID one not treated long enough ANo-
rage tine 0f treatment four weeks.
Toe CARLSBAD ,rklNkA SALT tp0Sier
forum Is an excellent Afyrsaf. iara'tre, and D7-
.rsfir 70 ctsafs a. o,np.srloH, pur IS ne itooL
IL is easily soluble. pleasant 20 LAKE, aud qVfuia-
neut BOO action. The genuine product y t1e
Cari.tad Springs l. exported in round uottlos
ha,h bottle CONES ln q ignt-oiue paper cartoon
snl las the sigAaturo +" Eisner 4 Ieodelson
company, sole agents. 3 BARCLAY sirees Now
York % on eyerY ODfuo. one Oo.tie mailed tOr 81.
Dr. loOodts lectures mailed free upon zppics-
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siding within IA Tho results Of such elections
aro nos local. nnd tho asisauce o.
electors residing Ia Oiher districts tnnt
they shall be- pure nni Tree does nov
savof a. all % impertineuce. ~ In any OF me
states the public security l. thought % 30 threat
eaed 10y lgnoran . among The electors tho op-
viOus remedy Is education. no sympathy bhi
help OF cur people viii not DO withhold rom any
community struggling with special emoar8s,-
ments or Gificul.ies connected Win suffrage u
the remedies proposed proceed upon lawi -
uno- and are promoted BY just aud honorable
methods.
ELECTION FRAUD.
How shall ,nosc who practice election frauds
recover that respect for The sancity % ne hal0.
ynich is tic hrst condition and Obligation OF
cool citizenship, The man who hns come TO
r CARL tho De l',-gox ~ luggio hat has re-
bounced his allegiance.
Al APPEAL.
Let cxalt orr patriotism and moderate our
marty contentious let those who Nouii die tuf
IN. Tag on me acli % battle give better proof NJ
their patriotism audi higher glory "a thoir coun-
uy hy promoting fraternity sn1 Justice. 4 patty
success that Is a,hieyed by uulair methods W ~
practices fhaf psrfate - revolution - htfiIIi
arf ,.vqne.ceuf. Fvau from party standpoint
We should hold orr differing opinions in mutual
respect and, having submitted hem 20 tnn ar
hiframcut = ihe ballot. should accept an AL
verse Judgment With thc same respect thAi We
would have demanded OF O4r opponents ~ me
decision had hecn in orr favor No other poo
pls have a goyeruu oni moro worthy OF uiNir
respect and love, OK Land So fragnitfeNl IN eA-
toni 80 pleasant O. look upon. sui ~ tlil OF s'n-
erous suggestion % caterpn-e and labor Coz
a. PLACED upon our head oiaieni anc hiss iaii
a. orr feet power ant wealth beyond drlnihoh
or calculation but We must not forget mat Va
take those eifts upon the ooniiuon that llsN'"
a,f mercy shall hold the reius OF power, Hid
fhat the upward avenues Of hope SHAH ne free 20
all people. / 80 not risfrusf me futufo. Dangers
have Defn IN frequent ambush along our pans
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Alalafaa-C iass 4. oS........-... lex. intli ok
y. - ............. ....--..III
0eoreia~s. mortgage. ....----.-''.
North Carolina rona1i Is .....-.. .a-kei i..
North Carolina ts........ ...-......... .... '...
south Carolina RroVns ...-.-..... 100
Tnrucssf.s settlement. ..-.--s i-e
Virginia ds............ ......... ...-.---....
virgins H4 ronsol+ ........ .---......-
Southwestern ..... ........ "
North Western preferred. ........... .....
Delaware ami LscxaNa1na 10.
F~ia ..... ..... ........... ..... F
fast renue4aee railroad. ..........
fake shore ...... ...... ...... ......' .I ..
sefleeuf nashville ....... ........ ..
Memphis AMI Charleston .......
Mobile andphio ................ .........
Nashville AMI tnlffRnn.Fs
New Orleans Ph.1s1 -. mIvgsgf
New ora Central .......
Norfolk ana NesIer1 preferred
Northern ra-i'r. ....-...-.. .... ......
Northern f.-iu1 preferred.
PsHfc MAI. ... ......... ........
Recalling ..... ....... ....... ..
Rrhm,ll ami AIaghlnv. ..........
Ki.hwon1 ani West Point Ifrniuai.
f,ocg Island ......... ........... .......
81 Paul ... ......
So Paul prefetret.
1oKsafs lNc ...... .... ..........
1snneseee coal ami Iron ........
7 nton ferI1r .......... ........... PHI
Aer jersey central ...... ..... ......
hlssouri parf1r. ........
NeafDInl Dion ...... ........
tott9E uh lrIN cernr. cares .........
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BAYS, Grove up 10 The sidexalk for General ava
yrs. Harrison. fow minutes lator General
ana NfS Harrison. NfA Mckee Mira Lord Mrl
delford. Hiss Mckee. Mr. ana Mrs. Russell
Harrison. and other members OF the
loriy descended the staincsfa leading from
thoir private apartments 20 the hail below.
and Tor few minutes The party was delayed
until NE lalios could arrange their wrnps aud
waterproof cloAka Tho senate committee ia
charge OF "a" inaugural cetemoules consietiuc
~ senators 'uliom, hoar. and Cockeren. then
advanced 20 escort the party " fheir cartilage
General Harrison entered the carriage nrst aud
took the iacK riyhthaud seat Following camo
"re larr.eon on tho nrr Of Mr.. Russell liarri-
SOB and Mr1 lori aad Uabv Mckee. General
Harrison wore dark blue heavy oYercnat. bat
tonei up iighi al The ne Z. AMI on he mead was
SHINY, new beaver. Ro;h lSlio' haI on long
water, rooi ui-iere aud carried umbrellas.
RECEIVED WITH CgFFps.
Croa, crowd. Of people blocked the stroets in
srery direction, ana a. ,ho claluruisae. party
me." iDor appearance They wcr' re- 'eige1 with
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ifas"i tnrlug. ono gathered about me doors
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D. 800. el.tci i1 enter ih" house hnNrtct,
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crp1ui. a4ari- were st1touei Gt an b" gates
900 nH ono sas allowed 20 enter 1it.r .hat exc
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-05
CINCINNATI

CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI. March A-FlouF ln m0'leraie 10
manl. Nne4t dull ami nominal Corn nfmef.
OAts lull. Pork quiet Lard stronger ~ 100
800 Bulk meats AMI bacon ma islr dcmand
Mh-key s,oalg.
gtLyiN8rON
wfLnsGrOs. y. t.. March t.-furpeaia,
nrm AZ 49, Rosin arm suaiDei. 81 good
strained So lar arm o. fi.@. Crude tgrpca'
tns Grm, lari. $40. yellow DIP and "fgia.
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LOUISVILLE. March A-Grain and provisions
unchanged
NEW YORK COTTON gUrCRg<
Nav YORK. Mach Go toa--NeG recolp,s
90 balsa. gross receipts. 1sO osles Futures
c,0sed very steady salea s,tO Jales; March.
81 gshrl93 Apr. SO l3A.lQO5 Nay si0 i3a
s0I4. June. si0 0asi0fl. Juy. ti0S4Sl0 .,
August slA34af.Js3. eopteNDef 81 IcAs3S -
October, fL12sf4t3, NcTemnrr 81 'at9oo, De
center, ss.C4ssA % January. sJTsasA7A
NORFOLK PEANUT NAkNEc
iIsepOrted Tor Gno Dis9ssea.
MACH A-Market steady. sales moderate
TO-DAY AZ quo, atoms. Prime, s.: extra prime.
Sac. fancy, asc. coulmon, "a as t. shelleA
gsa3<G, spanish. 2sc. Iac.0fy haad- pseAsl
tAA--s-