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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-04-06

It will readily be seen that this is one Of the
best Stations ever brought to Utah.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-04-06

Somebody crawls into mammals bed -.
just at the break of day.
Struggles up and whispers loud, s
Somebody's come 10 stay"
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1889-07-27

1
that was all Ia a muddlc, and then, bile
your life, tho siaa man wouldn't l., RIO 4
any thing. 10 Just swura al mo aud told
| me 10 lei lin alone. aud 60 about my bust,
| no-. Now, Won know never could stand
with my hands folded doing not thing, so
tried TO iip around and tidy up lhings bit
| on tho sly, bat Ia nc, Ia Us soon go into u
wild beasts den as try TO nurse sick man
again.
Little by l.ttlo came further confessions /;
| Miss Susan hal tllught o! making homo
| for Ola pcrr,le OF g..as on y foreign mission,
OF being a tr..gt distributor, in fact she had
asplre,l 10 all tbs forms of JlssfulUess open
| to her ken. "H-t rtnI4tuuuse,r she said,
| brealfinp down ia.1 rnlt ala fashioned
| cry. "Socms a. II icHiila't do any OF the
things thnt the Iori wants done; 1 don't
SEQ what guol asa anyhow"
/ The soft folds nf Ms. Johns surah fell
| over Mis-, gus.u's Hc.ut clltsl skirt, as the
hand some. Northumberland woman sat
/ down on a soft. close 10 tho L.sclnsolate old
maid. The shD.,a,y white hand was laid
over tho Dony a.gers l..at had known such
constant labor, aud Mis-, Susan, friend
! smoke us sooihlugly "A, ono doe, TO a tired
child: d.
"So@, Susan, I wan, To tell you some.
thing. wcnt 20 Mrs. Browns high tea last
week, and while a party OF us were sitting
at a litt!e cluster Of tab.ca, eating waters,
and SLIPPING b0uiiiou, your name was men-
toned. Il AN 20 sorry 20 hear tha, Miss
Susan Is going 20 eiya M sewing -aii one;
mot on accom-, OF tic sewing; Of course
somebody ella; can 10 that, but shall mas
the lI,tle Woman herself 70 much. Ialways
feel moro charitable g. my fellow men,
more rsveruut towards ry Maker, moro
humhio miuIft, a4I less frivolous when
have hri her I4 my hrusl fir two weeks"
Ms. Johns paused and Miss Susan's
doyyucLs, owes woe .4i Of tears. "Then,"
she clauuuei. ''auoiher lady SPOKE up;
Yes, iuL1al,' shs zgli, 'y1a c.a't think
what lu-s sAr'l! be 20 me. Ihayc always
said owed - IS Susan Park g great deal
for her influence over .ry rl.Is. They have
always bees devoted 20 tts ever siuce they
ygerr .liiia tots, aI,iirs Ly and g,1tglag her
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1889-07-27
.Tfusrs ANo comurNes.


y
!sUs' Ysra "a :. -. 80.
la - :. j. i.- i.arrur EeaD issued tho
fallc'inE ele; 90 tLr Pea i1r.su Project OF
cDuNiAHtiuHfiH fCati Is. alG
I'VE 7r'li.a..i l.a' ar eco nay presume
10 tdcfe.an tlsa.!lF a! arg glui Of
c!o,A.ug. 80 ~ ash, ~ ~ auy 1ihrr thing
s-rysrf for fol. ur Tor any other us-
whatever il latgru riEy b.. either Of hi.
orr sa'.s.igy Or g-t1r q rcserip, OF an
E.s,.sor Eirfi'y pfasIrCi, or tia. may
h.rvsii"r - r-ururvi. or uu'nr TN ini.
prrsa! Gsa.f'r Or under rr-~rips rigts-si
by oar AA.rf'ys EUr msy aay pers1ss
cuanbiuc c. af'tvH IN uulaNful urciiags
that dlA artHi s'uds Q. merchandise may
not bc r7i 8; 9 less PRIV than Ihey mag
have asTcri upon amlag themselves.
WoF1aru EEd ,eEir4-infa ,or bliiIinr,
AID all wt' ps..ci.sl o;hsr Professions. and
Contractors Tor bath. ar, caIiFuiy pgc.
Eieliesi 'ru-i Hs;rcg us s9Fctasr tina; no ose
may cuuap,aic . work c1piFast~i for by
another, ~ % { "a r-ssln nay prevent one
who has clli..Giyi los . work from nal.h.
ans Il, i4A ltrrig IN Flvrn % any ono TO
nulhh e vofs er-as sud -Ed6uei b.
another. without afpnfh''s'nn - iaas, aud
to dcupILr1 Hll acts % llis sind Niil0u,
fear ari without u3s'Ts mt u aay one
shall presume % practice monopoly, let
HE property DO forfeited nHd himself con.
dcssne! 70 lcrpcsgal exile. ADD 10 regard
TO tho yrirc.rsIa Of uihrr Professions. IL
they shall venture b. Toe fliufu 10 tx q
pritr uP1l itCIr f-Hrtf GHtsr, aud 20 bttd
iactassiyGs h. g 7rrgtaegis nos 20 sell q; a
lower ifisc, let tirfu b. .ulirmurd TO Ts.y
forty r1uE,.s % I.ld. Nlgr clgFg aLa!l ~
cnndciuurI - pay nity r1guss o, gold /! 1,
shall hapfs-n, thruura ayaf.rc. negligence
or any other fuisc1rugEi, tho provision. Of
this ralu'ary constitution Tor the prohibl.
ilon 81 su51rg1iics AMI srr5ucn;s among
the di'vrfu' bo,i.cs u HCrghzats shall no,
be carried lHil gTeefH
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1889-07-27

The National Fish Commissioners
arrived In Denver one Hay last week "n
their way Ia I.cidyiil.. where hatch.
Ing station ut Evergreen Lakes is Ia lie
established. Their business ut Denver
was to perfect arrangements iug ad,cr-
Using hid, and making other ptrpaia.
tons towards the construction OF III.
new buildings. Tie mission OF the
party Is To carry out the national policy
sometime agn set on foot 10 take con-
troll Of III. supervision of fish culture.
In the East extensive preparations have
been made by the fish commission for
Matching Shni. anil II Is tile intention Ia
bring the western slope up 10 Mi equal
grade.
The station rear Lcaiyillc Is To lie
given 10 the Matching ui trout. Senator
Teller In the last session u Congress SCI
cured the passage of AN act appropriate
ing $1,000 for that purpose. EVctgrc, II
Lakes present a splendid opportunity
for the operation OF this trout breeding
industry. The supply Of wafer is I'M
hunted. ami there Is an excellent Held
for obtaining til. parent trout. The
method Of the Matching industry ia To
collect the male aud female trout Into
pawn beds. press the seed from the one
and the milk from the other, wien the
generation Will take place aud little
trout will spring into being. These will
lie kept III the spawn beds until they are
a year old. and then they will he set
free TO sail about the lake a, their pleas
urs. The breeding of the ,rou, Will be
attended with very little hazard. II the
water Is cold generation will simply be
DELAYED. And then there are hut very
few enemies to contend with. In fact.
about the only enemy to the Youngsters
will be the elder trout. The business Is
quite simple. The artificial means re-
sorted 10 are hut few, and the breeding
is effective. Colonel Gay. the INSPECTOR
of stations. Will stop at the lakes to sill
pcrintcnd the building Of the station.
II will have n capacity 10 breed from
tive to SIX million trout u year. But IL
is probable that Congress will make
further appropriation In the future to
expand the works. The station will
stand upon ZOO acres Of public land
which President Harrison has set apart
rs "A reservation for it,
After getting the station under way.
the party Will continue ON it's tour of
inspection to Baird. California. where a
salmon breeding station has already been
established. Tie object there is to
build additional quarters and facilities
SO that Il million salmon u month may
be bred and TUNED back into the Cali
furnia rivers. PRETTY nearly the entire
wear VIII he spent by. the commission in
exploring various fishing grounds with
u view to the development Of the fish
lloeding industry.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1889-07-27
HABITS or wAsps.


.utl i'TEIs"i.N.
The Aga.er'l-,a rc.1rt q Co by animals In
search u food have boon rgrariri by tho
general reader ns $40 o. 1s' interesting aud
instructive portion % f.tc 5eu-i.4 of natural.
lists. Al incident illustrative Of the Gun.
ming Of ihc wAsp was rcc6ufly related to
the Ncw York Ledger by ga ubsrrying gen.
tcman.
A Bigc wasp. known Is the solitary wasp.
because Il lives a one ia it, iiglIs clay nest,
was = scn 10 Agrl Itself upla She strong,
wheel shaped y.ch 81 Il iagrc spilrr. Hero
Il set up loud blEsinE, liao that Of n lis
when accidentally cnting.ud In - similar
web. Tho spidvr. watching at the door Of
his si.,s1n domiciiu, stole cautiously forth.
His advance was SLOW. FOR he evidently fcl,
that hc was approaching no common enemy.
The apparently desperate yet f1ii,icss Of.
forts u tho wasp tn free himself cncour.
aged tho spider and lurcd him forward. Ba,
when wi;hin some three inches OF his In.
tcndcl victim, tho wasp suddcnly freed
himself from his mock cntaugicmcnts, and
daruug upon the .oOr spider, In moment,
as 1t were, pierced HIM with his deadly
sting IN a hundred places.
The wasp thea bore his ill.gottcn spoil to
lis lonely home. This home Is built of clay,
thimb.c shaped aud originally containing
but ono apartment. In the lower par, OF
this oHi.dt-'ae the wasp deposits iis eggs.
Immediately over them It draws a thin. glu.
anous curtain. Upon this curtain 1t packs
away the proceeds of its hunting cxcur.
siops, such as spiders. ilcs and all o,har in.
scots which Il regards ~ suitable food for
its young. Consequently when tho young
cscarc from the ova, they find above them
weli.s,ockcd lardcr, and gradually ca,
their way through tho choice depository,
finally appearing TO the delighted world In
tho agreeable form and stature of perfect
wasps.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1889-07-27
OUR FivE-YEhR-OLO.

Merry and restless nil the time.
Sweet as Stld rose Ia It's prime;
iuru as ;Ee lily Of the vale
BlOoH.lHs in sseetHess, iair aai pale.
Bright o. the suns rays just NJ noon.
LOyelcr than Tho sweetest tune
A. y bud's petals sweet uIio!d.
So do ity days, ous nve5car-o!d.
wlnsome Thy ways, and swce, my smile,
Thy ,oleo's niolGl ri, besuilei
Ga eycrJ day Throughout tho yea.
Thy Laugh rtng- out, fall, sweet and
Our hearts ~ uhisln respond.
And love meets iayg IN RiAsoz fonti
What vlio.4sr} ols hra-tl so b hold
why love Ws so our ave yearo!lf
Search We all DER tho car'h's broad fase.
WheTu nad a 70 ~ more full OF grace.
where uli a face moro noIly fair.
or Inini - hlcl towel 81 jewels WsaEt
Tao ~ cas- aud tbs Y Ttrea meet.
And ma y tb3r thy soul iae seat.
An, tuFa > We altk utlags up'1!i
L. ih,ly time. orr eve y5aso'li
And Es tho yglrs ~ On nps'c,
whsa ais IA prsi On emily space.
Oh. may Thy fuiur9 D. . . 20 saga
Gods vfsi Il ~ los1 tiNEg!y ir1a.
Ard issi thee home where !ggs ne'-r
God rtaaL - tAS1 Arl "a, cls' maid.
A, last - enter tao ssiea Of ro.I
All ,or-,arf. ru- nv--yrArolai
--,rr ngacii taass,i Republican
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1889-07-27

\ cores. '1adrnt axis TIE Field and
Fum whrl llse frst troiiiHs visa done
and by WHOM alli the following answer
Issiyun; "I'hc nrstlrotiorsiuEe,iu piih-
liz WAS In ISIS. r. mllclas ;iu-t uHr Ter
si.OJl. Tie horse Wa5 y Atom li1",
which won 10y lru,;ins his mite iu
three minutes. lie WAS lnuailed
gray fridiug sixteen hands high u
unknown pedigree. Aflcg Tia match
against time hc WHsun the Ial between
New InEs and Philadelphia. thus ai-
lowing his owner IN III dates lu ciilIer
city on alternate risl,' Tie uHg VA,
taken in Inglaul. whcrr hc
won i0p ,oy.r-igns 10y guing miller III
:1sjL lie dici Ia England.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1889-07-27
THE HERALD BRAND.

All stock branded "a above on any
part Of animal from the tail up to right
behind the ears. Range. Garfield,
Routt. Grand Eagle. pitkin and Mesa
counties, Colorado, Eastern Utah and
Southern Wyoming and few select
patches of feeding ground all over
=. S.-No extra charge for cut, en-
craving, descriptive matter. or engraved
characters, and also includes copy of
The HERALD. Let the cowboy on tho
range know your brand.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1889-07-27
o,s. TO nE , uEL,rsyT.

Wien were 'nV uHO"
OF his second e1gs!n's mother,
Or tho father Of bis auuiio'a
Long siuoo departed hnplhrr,
Fi.pfsthoF 10 ms Zp1chiih,
or his tutors nieco's -on;
Eccsuse. IN that there instance,
irhuull hear from Washington.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1889-07-27
HERALD.


Jur IieruIrr CorrrsponlDnt.

Sew YORK letter.
From our Regular CorrospoIirnt.
There srrns 10 be uniYoia il public
sentiment against the proposed erection
OF u new municipal building in CITY
Hall PART, a bill .ol winch purpose was
passed at the last session "I the Legs
iature. The proposed building viii oe-
cupy 5i,GtJ square feet. nnd, II erected
according to present Intentions, VIII
ovcrsiaiow whu, is conceded 10 be one
Of our finest specimens OF architecture
the City Hall. THIS Is the second
time that an -ncroachmcnt has been at
tempted on the CITY Hall Park, the first
one being successful. | refer tn the
slicing oil of Il large space for ,i. gem
cral posinnicc, No doubt the pnsio''lrr
Is very useful building and was much
needed, but 1t WAS really too bad I" take
away any Of the peoples breathing
space. The attempt Ia gnhblc NJ - 90
Zee, more Is Erecting with such deter
mined opposition tlia' II Is unlikely To
succeed Tie PARK Is certainly SINAI!
enough now-So small that we wonder
where the eco feet are To come from,
apyhow.
The recent death. In New Ol.rans, ct
John II. MRgipnis, son.in.iaw Of Will
lam NJ. Tweed, recalls the palniy days
of tie Tweed ring When Maslnnis
married Twced's daughter, nearly
twenty years ago, Tweed WAS llIen at
the zenith Of hts career. The wedding
was mna, magnificent one, aid i, In
said thu bridal presents amounted Ia
more than si5J,c1. Among the 'i'n"ts
aud III. presents they made were lh"s
j. Cr,a,ner, gold and si!ycfware, : 90;
James Ryan. gold ciinin necklace, sci
with diamonds, ~ .sCJ; Senator Merton,
gold chain and diamond pendant, u 900;
John j.. BLAIR, cameo, diamond aud
p.arl set. - $50: Joseph &. Harrison.
cameo sleeve buttons. diamond settings,
sl.uuJ. and Thomas e. Fields, gold and
diamond necklace, sj,ro.
The announcement; Is made tha,
Charlie, ]. Buddensiei., tho contractor,
VIII, wa, ss;i To stat. i'Tison f1r ten
years for mInslaush;er. has p.titiuncd
Governor lin for pardon. This viii
recall a remark nhl- accident In which -
row Of eight houses, each hy. stories
high. iunihlcd down with fatal result.
and the remarkable fact tina, somebody
was convicted Tor II. Huiicnsiek had
charge Of the erection Of thrs. build.
ings, which were on al street, between
Tenth and Eleventh avenues. \ large
number OF cArp.utsr, tUofsr, mlSDna
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1889-07-27

flcssic is six years old. Mamma g
she asked one day, "if | get married
will | have To have husband like pap
YES replied the mother with an
AMUSED smile.
And IL don't get married will |
have To he nm old maid like Aunt Katc?''
YES"
After Il pause, Mamma, it's Il tough
world for us women, amt itf'
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1889-07-27

nut tie ssy To- sleep in aousI, un-
huckls tic btliy baud oi eternity and
let the san aud moon uut; but don't
think you tan escape the place that lies
ON the other side Of pufgaioTy II YOU
don't paY for YOUR paper. ~ says II
Kentucky periodical.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1889-07-27
rn.E 'oELEn's CARD.

Here ives mnn thli duu't refuse
~ NAL 70 AMI mrud your boots AMI shO--,
HI leather 10 good, MS work j. quick,
hls prU f,ts ere small, hut b" pIsss no tick.
And ~ On hT dies he fears 10 soalr,
A. ~. hu. saved - many -olcr.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1889-07-27
OFFICIAL Directory.


Esgltur.. H. y. E,iluaHt = q. NHlg"u
g,mi,sr % I1uzgr.., li,=ta Townsend
Distract Iu4rr, Moss ilHii"tt
NHr,LHl. T. hul
AtfuHHsT. y. H. tlrf4l1F
Hr7ls'sr ~ tfa Hnf ufrn. -, bri4sn
I;ro-lyes ~ i'.illir tillyys, >. =, sWan
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1889-07-27

rrIiay ut : a. IN. Arrives Tuesday. Thur.
day nni saturday nj & y. m.
Grand liiyrr mil leaves Mccscr daily. cScCp,
SUNDAY. at u. ~. Arrives daily, except
SUNDAY. ut l.ss y. IN.
fthnrriy aud white River mail leaves Ncokcr
every MONDAY and THURSDAY u, y. m.
Arrives every Wednesday and saturday at
6p. IN.
Money order and registry department open
from y. nj. y. IN.
rostonicr urcu on Sundays from s to 10 a. m,
and from to y. ~.
y. V. HorsroS. Postmaster.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1889-07-27
STATE rnuln or cArTtE rSsrTcrIuS
COMMUNICATING.

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J. J. SiuiHrk. NrE-sr
n. ~ vFirfif. uiyyr itrni
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state veterinary suIsru,. Chas. q. iAiah.
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-03-30
LIST OF We 5SELs IN THE PORT OF
SAVANN All
SAVANNAH, March 20, 1899.


ST kAMsHIPs.
City Of Augusta, $50 tons, Catharine, New
York, disc Anderson
Junlata, 1890 tons. Christy. Philadelphia. ldg
VIM Crane, i,i70 tons, Billups Baltimore. Idg-
Jas Is West Co.
Kingdom (Br) 1,414 tons, Roberts, Barcelona,
ldg,- Wilder & Co.
Four steamships
Adele (Br), 664 TONS Babin, Montevideo, ldg-
A r saias Co.
Statsminster Stang (Nor) 425 TONS Falchenberg.
at quarantine, wtg-A Salas & Co.
Sostrene NOR, 400 tons, Jacobsen, Europe IdR
"A Saas & Co.
hos Nor, 40 tons, Eide, Reval, ldg-A salas
Cartherina Csw>, Cos tons, Myra, Abo, CID
"A X Salas & Co.
Tordensktod Nor, $3.50 TONS Jensen, Europe,
ldg--A r Salas & Co.
Gaele QtaD, 7i9 tons, Fevola, Hamburg ldg-
A X Salas & O..
Transatlantic Nor, sos tons, Tonnessen, Rot
terdan, eld-A r Salls & Co.
Carlo QtaD 75I tons, Trapani. Amsterdam ldg
"A Salas & Co.
ophr Nor, <'s TONS Jensen, at quarantine, dis
CURL lswl, 70l tons, Knudseu, Baltic, ldg-A
severus (Gerl, $40 tons, Kosbadt, DantzIg. ldg--
Iona Nor, SO tons, stromberg, st Petersburg,
ldg-A r Salas & Co.
Falc N Eor): 1906 tons, Hansen, Hamburg. ldg-
Nor Nor, 500 tons, Buckholdt, Europe. ldg-A
r Salas K Co.
Maresca dtal 57s tons. Allegro. Odessa, Idg-
A r Salas & Co.
sestri lNor), 497 TONS Rostrup, Europe ldg-
\ x SalaS & Co.
Zanrak tNor). 5a5 tons, Matthesen, at quaran.
tine, wtg-Holst & Co.
Enc lbrekt ,Swl, go tons, Eckman, Cronstadt.
cld-Holst Il Co.
AUGUST LETTER (Norl. 5i7 tons, Tjistolfsen. in
distress. reng Hoist & Co
a { AuOraWg IivarpnOI lie
Hoist & Co.
Trio Ger. 465 tons, White. Pooteeloff Harbor.
hg-American Trading Society.
EleGa (GerL 791 ms, Gerber, at quarantine.
wtg-Amrrica Trading Society.
Fam liza (Spl, S91 tons, Jaureguiza, Santander,
cd-Strachan & Co.
Preciosa (Rus), 787 tons, SamueIin, port in
Spain ID -Strachan & Co.
JAG mel ntab, 4i2 to 49, Bennati, at quarantine,
wtg-Str1chan & Co.
I, Celer Nor) 63j tons, Telefsen, at quarantine,
wtg-Strac an 4 Co.
Mario tsp) SOP tons, Pou, Europe, ldg-wilder
Heena Dutch. LILO TONS verbeet, AMER, for
orders, It's Shooter & Co
Amaranth iNor), - tons, Hansen, at Tybee,
wig "a ter.
Thirty barks
Genoa tBrl. 46l tons, Davidson, at quarantine,
wty-A Sal1s & Co.
Bla che (Ir) 213 TONS Owens, Europe ldg-
Paterson, Downing s. Co.
Robt Dillon. 43l tons, Leighton, Perth Amboy,
ldv- Master
Three briggs
sCHooNERs.
John Sweeney. 377 tons Higbee, PHILADELPHIA.
l1g-Jos A Roberts & Co.
VIM Lee, 476 tons, Wicks, New York. cid
Jos A Roberts X CO.
Nettie hampton, 4l6 tons, Somers, Baltimore.
cli--IoS A Roberts & Co
Chas Schmidt, 5l4 TONS Henderson, New York,
ldg-Jos A Rob rts & Co.
Kate V Aitxpn, 40 tons, Brewer, Philadelphia
cld-Jos A Roherts & Co.
Z Hitchcock, 673 tons. Blair, Perth Amboy,
ldv-Jos a Roberts q Co.
Earl P uason, 3d. tons, White, Providence, ldg
-McDonough g. Co.
Tilton, 492 tons, Harris, Norfolk, dis-Mas-
or.
Zig Il schooners.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-03-30

prime 5-16c, fully fair 63-f666Lc; centrifu-
gals, choice white 2 il-16c, choice yellow clari-
fed 7-l6D713c Molasses steady; open kettle,
strictly. prime 35c; good prime 31Gb33c; ecu
trifugals, strictly prime 2-126c, fair to good
fair 2002c
LOUISVILLE, March aa-Grain and provisions
unchanged.
NAVAL sroEKB
NEW YORK, March 29, noon. -Spirits turpentne
quiet at 49lac Rosin firm at 81 I5fA1 IN.
800 p m.-Rosin quiet but steady. Turpen-
tire lower and dull at iSc.
CHARLEsToN, March 29.--Turusnttue dull;
nothing doing. Rosin steady; good strained
81 02>&
RICE.
NEW YoRx, March ae.-Rice was quiet but
steady.
New ORLEANS, March 29.-Rice steady; ordi-
nary TO prime 31S05c.
PETROLEUM.
Nxw York. March % The petroleum market
opened steady at 90sEc, but became weak, aud
declined to S9ssc. Buying orders from the west
then caused rally, on which the market closed
firm at 909Ac.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-03-30

The receipts of cotton at this port from all
sources the past week were 1864 bales Of up
land and 67 bales sea island, against Z, 1923
bales of upland and SO bales of sea island last
year.
The particulars of the receipts have been as
FOL owS: Per Central railroad. ?, 139 bales up
land; per Savann IN, Florida and Western rail
way. 101 bales upland and 80 bales sea island;
per Charleston and Savannah railway, 10 bales
upland; per Darien and Altamaha steamers
bales sea island: per Florida steamers, Ga bales
upland and bales sea island; per Savannah
river stea ners 81 bales upland; per coasters,
bales upland; per carts, bales upland and
bales sea islands
The exports for the week were a. 800 bales of
upland and 201 bales of sea island. moving as
follows: To New York, 1857 bales upland and
POI bales sea island: to Philadelphia, 143 bales
upland to Baltimore, 965 bales upland; to
Charleston, 302 bales upland; to Gothenburg,
1850 bales upland to Abo. 400 bales upland;
to Cronstadt 2,4l5 bales upland; to Pooteeloff,
200 bales upland; to st. Pa ersburg, 1850 bales
upland; TO Santander, 1,160 bales upland; to
Barcelona, is bales upland.
The stock on hand to-day was 1886 bales up
land and 613 bales sea island, against 20, $40
bales upland and / 800 bales sea island last year