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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-29

INV YORK.
Spots opened very hrm aud closed very firm.
miiilIug MO salcs aJl bilvt Quotations
VEN ns tllovr Ordinary. y r. good ordinary.
v,c luV miidlur iOiliCc middlinr, il,.c. rood
mdi'lug ii'.e, middliug alr y 5ioc, fair, y 10
To-
iuiurs opcuod quiet aud closed dull, A. iol.
lows Nay int.UUtf june iOooHio6s July.
intHi1W August iOsietio5i. september iOi7
olUlN ugtlhCr p9orlgi. Nuycmhcf psi.tl.h5.
locmbrt psspsl January. ppdarys Tcbni.
hfy, pPi.Hpt March. iOi!tii0is April. i0aus
lusl sac,. aLlu lhlck
NLw ORLEANS.
Tho pot market opened quiet aud closed steady.
mlddlhr. 1910 sales .Vu bales Quotations afc
a. follows Ordinary. o. good ordinary % ,c low
middling. io'.c mIddling, iOi a. good midilIng.
NE
=. futufu opened steady aud closed steady. ~ iol.
lows Mar iQm bid. June, ioi'aloi9 July.
io.bseipsS August. ioprio 90 september g.s.et
pts. October aisa1 3D. November. ptnapio Dc
ccinbcr. g5le9 b. January, ob'a9iG February.
ae,9a.c6 March. p1so5A sales. 1910 bale,
DAILY roar AND iNTrUloR MOVEMENT
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-29
ArrrAL OFFICE,

TUESDAY tNLNINV My n I'VE
Money is in large supply and light de-
mand Rates, Z TO per cent,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-29
coNsoI.lpArrp ABATEMENT

Berease IN rsgcl ~ this ycar......-.~.... i2l,sg7
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-29
DIRECTORS.

John Armistead. of Armistead & Lundee.
IL. l.. Guion Real Estate Dealer
A. w. Newsom, of Lawhorn & Newsom.
j. r. Goodwin, of ]. r. Goodwin & Co.
w. z. Dunavant, Of Dunavant & Kelly.
Andrew ]. Harris. Of Moore Il Harris
]. NJ. Smith, of Smiley, Smith Il Co. and
Pratt Gin Co.
II. Il. Coffin, Of J. II. Coffin 4 Co.
: and Also Arlington Insurance Co.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-12-23
FLRE..A


Z
d o.t.'v gsona sled-
AIEASG, y T.. DE. N Monday af
terisosiIi tls5rc was t.rr5z5c exbidsicn
{ in the e.erator Sussf, 9f the Fort Grange
Milling Cos lui iLnc. and sttt7e IN
alarm was sent IA ilie entire structlsrl
WAS oue mass 81 iie5ae@ Caari4s Z.
Nolrcrt9n. . member Of the fran was
IN the eEila Il the time the cNI,.esibn
C-eeurre.. and started for the rear oi
the 5tice 70 close the safe, Before Re
could ges ont lie WAS surrounded bv
flames, ana when. he rlA1agesi TO ti-h.
his way through, ne was burned IN a
mo>t hQrrib,s manner.
Human life Monday night proved 70
be the c1S. Of extfnCuis1inE ths confIa-
grafton ShGrtly after { Il m the men
Of F1qe Co No :, who were working in
side. .of The ruins. were ordered home by
the chief As tfey procee,led 10 get
ont b. the river front. the east wall.
which WAS standing sixty feet high,
t0pplei over without a moments warn
Ing, Ihe urTer half falling inward and
the loUe- E1lt Ont upon 1As tsQssz
Seven ulta were buried rlIiSies eight feet
OF debris
I1Hes seat-ueiz- T., Bernard Ba-aer
MS brother. Eres: Banner, gss,s John
WRitnell were hssst resned- Q5 taese
only l;eyaGti ilame- was. esl.sEle,t.ly
bIried, ana Niit tcr ttie sR'cS at
rcsci5e would have persisted. Mhitrcll
ana Bernard Eamer were seriously in
iarea, ana ,tere taken 70 ise hospital
in the anbulanoe TRe hoasa physi-
elan. after examination saia Bernard
Bamer would likely die, hpt Shnaght
Whirnell won,d pull through al right.
Shat;nelS and Fred Banner weSe not
ba6ly hnrt
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-12-23
cuRRt.lT. TOPICS.

t
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{ or Dlceuhrr
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-12-23
1'nE tide .sh-royaI hizhns,s- mean,

THE- tide ..hs-pyaI hizhnsss- mean.
s5ne1hiss n tho case OF the crown
( princes ot Denmark Shs il six feet
: three inches tall
A1suaL. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS tin
s5ttier. is the legend inscribed upon
tho e,tri y a Russian commercial trav-
eIs- 5n Coauestiont
FHEhrst iuminum microscope. weigh
ing ou5-Jls Is tnnch Is brass micro
aas qten exhibited TO tho Royal
aicr1sc0Hica- -ccacty.
4 1VGylAS III Ohio has chrrn which
has bson5E her possession for fifty-five
years abd which Eas Tnade more than
so 92l worth Of butter
CHiEE CsI-cz Turney. Governor-elecs
1 of. Tennessee. viii not resign his pres
eat eEit=, ard will appoint his own
successor after his Inauguration
GRAY wolves are reported to be play
ing havoc among the stock in Elk
mountain country and along the
Cheyenne river IN South Dakota
MINER sLoGIsEs now exploring north
srn Thibst claim 10 have discovered
valuable mines OF gold and many v.ri.-
sIas OF ths richest precious stones
TRE anlivsrsaTy. of Na.hiayton,s
. crossing OF the Delaware Is 70 50 oS-
zervsd this year on Christmas day. al
Trenton, by ne sons OF ths Rsvoiu-
tion.
NRs- INCREASE SUASHR. Starxs, Fla.
raises her own tea she gathers three
crops . year. and the bushes furnish her
tea which in China would cost . larg.
saH-
.;ILsoNIFE variety on mineral
wax. contains eighty per cent of car
bon or asphalt in its pure form Tks
U;ah vein IS three fsss wide and mile
IN length-
At q sost Of Eve years labor ana
more than i,5eo eco, the four-mile tun-
mel under Lake Michigan at Chicago has
been completed snd = now ready to 70
ceive water
MISS VIoLA EuItER. of Mitchell.
;. d, viii present TO the Chicago
world's fair \ unique opera cloak II
is made entirely of tho feathers Of
prairie chicsepS
MNE. n4Av wife Of the Mexican pres
iilent Is orgAalelng an orchestra of
fuxry-avo McSi.sin women, which she
will sdnd u t6r Chicago exposition al
hSg own gXyCrse.
Ipg most eastly ly piceS ~ railroad llna
la the world IS th&t between she Man
sion house And Niasate station in Lon.
don, which re'fUlr,,l thS expenditure "a
o.ssse upon 5la.oaA oaQ . milo.
ssASsr railway ear, fully sGUlpped
f@s Soiltttrg, p,'strlArking and distrih-
etlng mal qiatier an route, tha ilyss u
8s lant in tho world, waA put into op.
eeAsion IN 81 Louis iaw days ago
GEoeGE NANpSEaiLr's palaces nam
Ashlvins, n c,wnl stand on an eala,s
II S,oo0 acttk ia cass = osnmaled ali
taa Nay fram eseQa 900 70 llo.Qoooo
About a,cco people ara now emploTo1
cn thgp plAeo
fup INrANesa 41yslnNonl hai nr1
Nldti lof AYNlt vt 4p11 o| n middle
elass rIl|Sen0 N Ihf |s|l N II|IIIN n|I|
I.... ... IH... |... Al. -. -.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-12-23
TWO MEN DEAD.
Two Others Are in a Dying Con-
ditIon,
And Their savage Race .s'Sov5 Appcae-d--
They Were EziIfUst 15e4 asd. Ceis4
braied Pay Day by Get;Ege % a
spree, Eadins h. the Tragedy.

CIscINxGTL Dec. la.-Tro dead ans
two dying il the re.uit u a cs1Elaiyal Of
crime which took pIaee 81 Walton. Kr,
early SATURDAY morning 4 g51ily
fzht began, which continued o. night.
and WIS L. ken .f,artin - gang Of
-sborers emplaTed at Hog Run tEHUel
on she + Z N.rsiiroad
The trGHhe originated With tdrr ca.-
1red men yFn. jackson. Wm. Grimes,
Dudley Warner ard an unknown who
answered 10 the nickname Of giri,uyi'
Several days ago pay car passed
through the place, and all ot taein.
were paid tEeir wares, Fhay ceieDrstt-
- the eTe2t BY getting: On a spn 2,
gy.hich- lasting for three Gays, eUiiciuat-
ed in an awful tragedy.
On FRIDAY niGhs ''Grimy. who was I
comps rativc stranger acetzget3 .ll.s. .-.-1z
Of having stolsn some Tnpaey zroga sila.
Jackson denied the chargc and rzltId
.'tirinly" a thief The tsyo men tezun-
70 fight, and, drawing a razjr. .Eac,-spn
cut .'(irin1yf across the face Til. other
two men took a hand. and 5oE Hcs1r.5. an
h0ur clubs. knires and stones were
tAfzta- lAlt= VIC - u Ls-t st-aaF 6 Al p
ether iabore-s. who joined in the battle.
Distress signa3s were sent 70 zion sta-
tion. but no one At thar village cared 70.
undertaEethe quelliug of the murder
uus mob, whicl, continued tho riOt until.
nearly morning. Then an oHliuaqs
silence took the place Of oaths, yeEls
and blows
Early saturday, morning pose ot
y-6rkmen at the tunne started in the
direction Of the creek where the mob
had been heard. After a tramp OF near
" mile toward the south they came
u55n . spectacle that chilled the blood
in their veins. Lying in 4 ravine svere
the bodies OF four men. Jackson was
dead. MS sightless eyes staring At the
sky Warner died few minutes after
tEinz tound, The other two men are
being cared for. but they are cut 70
pieces and their lives are 6espaire,i Of.
I he qua6ruple tragedy Is the climax 70
: series of crimes in tfat section Of the
country. which Is about thirty miles
from this city. There IS intensn eZ
citenent about the scene OF the .aur-
derS
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-12-23
nEuRDaRgR EEEcrRocurEp.
Frsd lroGuire KHI-d d Twelve sseoaes
h. LIZ EI..- p-I.r- -.

BFei llStfuirr 4liiirn 1I IlseiFe 1ecOncs
h. -iag Sias Prisqn-
.sIEG eIsG. y l.. be-. ga Fred Mc-
Gpirc - eieetrslctEtlsi ~ lt:is Monday
us5-hiE1
E-ss 81 the death chair Is the closet
in 's., t1e man ssho tarns On she- IA
Atal clr--.:.. Is e1n.Ga}ed The chair
.sfb.a upa . rUbUGz mat Nhich ex-
teaHi far sJme t5s.sscs On 'earn siris
ta- III the physicians and
s.h fiiia. E.et r. sia@ .Davi, attached
t-s'e ee-E 81, - a battery Of two IN
ca 'ls aEIns attached 70 \ Dosri
HIs Isell hs u as'=i EeFyzs .t1e arms Of" IN.
.da.-tl chair .4sl te turnsi On f;.e cur
.rs.sH ir. u.r ls Hiiis ~ slg.s that
'eT1 ctirE vas n E1z ir4 sF-e- Ths
voltage as fGlni u be Z. $40. which IS
.1l zfester t.a1 vas used a. former
~ Il.g Chfaf Eeeper Cgnnau-h.o1
sI tte. signal ~ bring IN the
eau-..d man. One minnie later 40.
GH,-s af.-aiasi IlE Chap lair. Z. .i,geF.pa.
0i e. ze ~. aal Rev y. I. GJEkiinS.
II N-j.lstdwB, eltsrrd from ;!te cells
The lliaLstsrs we're repeating the ePis-.
a1pal r9f-e Tor the dead. GcGuitc
= y ms ~. a I ~. =. a
-
Ett hr tie doctors attached the
r.5as one of ,f,rn Na7 placed
1Sn the tanF.es ana held FAST by q
asld s.eaa. =. .icH Enelos=d the upre-
p art gs ts= au'5 rea Ihs other WAS
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-12-23

CiuoSdfS ~, a. YhSyS ,s good
deal ~ tssk ainnpg the WoFlds fair dl.
rvetots ana others Mme,llasSly cNa.
nected With the management os thc
MWAlte ClYH 3, continuing tn0 ialr ilr
NuDthtg ysar attor NoVvnher ueNt
Tho lcaivys Nc'lcNe that slNm0pths is
RATHER q >hoge tlme iUr tHe@lit Qi the
spluadllN,lacys Whloh hayg tgVu pgvel
NJ at jackson paris ulVpune ltall DO,
ponAs on lha sneotss 30 lho lNlh ncst
nrAp lhoNllHnNnss pl pxMnpH rs
maintain lhflr u|.lN "a a Irc,nl .1lsno
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-12-23
s.5oO coo s.

NEw YoEK- Dec, n The fve-story
brick building At the corner Of Flnsls-
ing ayenue and Eyerson s5recf, Brook
I'm owned and OceupieI by Vim G 4.
J-tEge-s- Wholesale grccer- was totally
destroyed b ire cary SUNDAY morning,
lcy5tiier yvisfl several - t;ie All rEi.ly
bitl5inEs ON either SIDE Tie los VIII
probably foot m - nearly s5sl. .tssa. TIE
los + ats1git S1ss,2lp on the buildings
and sos. 900 on The sto-A. fully Cow
.e7esi hy Insurance Il is belieyei tll4t
the Ere was incenGiarr.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-12-23
L.sv PSz.., C-.rs. So,

PORTLAND. Ind, nee, 10 Ssyerai o.
the young lady clerks in the Portland
posi ofticc went on n strike SATURDAY
morning The morning mail had no,
heen dissributes ana there wss tan
haSsliay q sci help. The trouble was
caused by Willie Marsh, tAc rcSsnsaS-
ter,S son. TRYING - ran the otlieS
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-12-23

JACESsoS, Alseh, De, ~ 1T nas Just
become known that : fight IN
tils Stale peni;ent5ary hers ny
between. a convict employed IN - l-ip-
hammer department. and one Of the
keepers \ ring was FORMED and the
tyEo men sorght to finish, The Keeper
was whiRpe,l The other eolvicts bas-
faesi ali.aStempis Of the authorities to
break into the ring,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-12-23
WEST vIRGnIA MILIF1AnIEN


hs$A4se 20 AaE AAF- AGu ha5A ANeA1
Company Di-tsantlssi-
PARKEEsBUgF, ". Va. Dec r. At
the last meeting 0f Company Z. Spill
man rides. u West Virginia National
guards, spirited discussion arose 5ver
tfse payment Of fines which had been
imposed npon the boys by. Capt MORT
son f0r abs nteeisn and other ,larelic-
/ tons o; duty. Capt Morrison had en-
de@tdrsd IN eve-y mild way u e1L.ect
the fines, vhieh had been legally i'm
posed, but. the t.gys resisted payment.
hey clziE.lszl 70 X tired of being militia
men, and wantegi tIe cons.s,l;r dis
banded, Tho otiiseTs tiloushrl ltFcs MI 3,
and pIiton a tine for eTerv atsssEcc when
duJy called A. the meeting tine alter-
nz+ive WiaS given of T3yst4l- the lines Or
having them collected by ge sheriff
The boys refused 10 pay > cent - the.
fines VIII be certified II headquarters
and then sent Ia the sheriff foT eollee-
tion- The boys are a. s-ss-a il pr5rrli-
rent and Do not ike a sctlie-'s hzssi-
ships, They would give = -soi deal 10
have the company tls s1aElg--
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-12-23
7a Ra snhlali Prah.hAlan.

NANNtVN, 5 IA; neN lN a poll q
the state legislature shows dseidcd
laAioylly inr r~7Gesnt;iwg tts prohl'
hi,loa tpw, 4 majority u tbs mcmseFs
0rc posed "a any changc in thp 81
vorec law or any AaVeysc rAllgoad leS.s-
latiOn,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-12-23
saoo.t-x rat-h Il Yo-tn Carolins

ASHEvILIE- y g. De2 - - leicester
village lies tyyelve niles west of this
sity. A- THAT point q T. Jones was
zsii1eSt. and his son- Jesse Jones, fatally
saot- Young JOnEs. refused - work on
the public roa3s upon his fathers ad-
vioe- \ pose uneer Constable Stevens
went 70 arrest hsrn, and was fired np0n-
In the fC,silaGe Jones peae was killed
and his son and Dr. J. NJ stevens
wounded
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-12-23

l 5sr WAS irnpanelei -
l A5n-e. afternoon and Instructed
= tcsa.s dusses " JuEze Harvey Al
$50 fy seiare4 irliietnaeats aEaiast
i1za Nfi--1s ara Barrel E0rgey. the
iyo. a.nsselr 1vv,in taEdiss, toy murder
N tas.. -l1S. rse and atsenpts1 rob
beFg- Z, nosv aipiCst certain they
EE5A be trsed and the verdict rendered
oefers Chrls.ma% The father Of Fo-gsy
a4s Declined so employ attorneys for
tss sl2leaSe phe state wall appoint
the1l-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-12-23

CHicAse. I1s- - Go55z55 the
prsnc-ts-slt Sunslay ,ic eItel wita
George 4 Siler. the sp3stilg e,ti;er q
. local paHcg. Ss .orleit zer =
IN evideace az his tts-e II Gsat E5u.
CqrletL Gp,idari sies'a--s tina; Be VIII
fight so- S;fo;9 o. Fe IS C1- ets
may. y.elect, and tiit EsA. e1a sa'.e i,,lce
in a1y large city ii iAe tniiei STATES.
In the event 81 Ctrtess rslusiur the
cha( (ieFge tl17itiar3 says he syill eiaia
the caainp pieasAip os tie Fyor-i, aaA
then loosr % Ch1rles AliteAeli for q
6rht
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-12-23

ST LoUlS, necs'>s9. Mou,l.y ;-sefning
tbs vault q the city Treasurer At the
city hais was tspnd open ana q nom6cr
II Pageys teercirora had beea placea on
tae fas.c and burue1- Latter i; was
leaynsa thar Edward FoerSiei, son Of
Cisy 1rcasnrSr Eotys,tS and assistant
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-12-23

WlrFNgSNd, NJ VA Nee- ,N -Narry
iiouseg q NNilvd Siatys wail volgoetaS
aaa q popular ysWns poAsieiap, Was
ayypstei sunday aigNOShNrSydWithp p,b-
hing ,li1 Mais and shoIehNngs The
arscal has caused ppfANNn,l sensation
ihrnushont Nia coN,mpNiW, lge has g,,N.
i,i,s.,.i IA .Gtv,NA
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-12-23

FoBI NNlrE Fla, tAs, l0 The
Nli.cr ,ar ia ada>e of ltsrph a, Lce
'eNs'E al. killaaS tfsnG Srdiyh, e,5yesl,
ana 5 WNs'y lpiarlpg .he grs'Prieiag
aaa 3 % Edchen p,bcrss The RWUdipS
and NAnAaAL wv AestfNNeA
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-12-23

i,os ANNtirS Cal. nDA ~ a. n
Young tha NhlnnmiR cnudWNr'N a.
death log lho mNnler ~ lho lcs, f0fslt
nna1 ln|iRln rNnn|lntl sn|slfa hV
nan0Inn hInSnII ~ Ono A I1I .nI ( ~
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-12-23

NlNsftr HsN ~lf5tatlenl iarROh
says ulapOich iNN Sts siN,tr baFa,
bias ln|pRnei tho v.ag lNel hoNil ~
maln go hn p1al VN1fr pnY rlNAln,
sleness a. tl,p fIen,o |IaH inl1ia0|
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-12-23
VOL. VII. NO. H..
NEWS ITEMS.


L J. Kimbrnagh1 of Jaekson, Aliss
H1s driven a- y series II disas
tEous aecs'.. a. N his family.
Tic Iarls Figaro SAYS that the reea3
Of u. sgAdiin ton. French Emt;iss4dli
% The court of St james, has t.eea s!e
eifcd
Allen iiecasr,. alias GuH1c. who MUIR
derei iii lIsniili 10 the Parish 20.
Orleans, Louisiana. . sl bang Jala
arr u
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szOns

You furnish the Money;
We furnish the Shoes.
G. w. GUNNELL.
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Produce Taken Same AS Cash.

Wear selling goods cheaper than other
opntE and al We ak isa trial We Do cheap cheap
goods in order 70 deceive but sell
prices and everything warranted represented deceived
Init trade reliable house of
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-03-07
MEMORANDA.

New York, March 4-Sailed, schr G C Allen,
Fernandina.
Chartered-Steamship Teutonia (Ger) Deals,
Pensacola to Liverpool or London, G3 800
Algoa Bay. Feb 5-Sa led, bark Herbe Ger.
Jobson, Pensacola: 9th, Souvenir (Nor) Limoe,
Tybee.
Isle of Wight, March 3-Passed, steamship
James Turpie (Br), Smith, Port Royal, c, for
United Kingdom port.
Liverpool, March Sailed, bark Prince Re-
gent GER. Herwig, Savannah.
Aspnwall. Feb AIN stream, brig II Sib-
lev, Hchborn, from Pensacola; not finished
discharging.
Apalachicola, March 3-Arrived, bark Albion
(Nor), Hansen, Santos; schr Mary Sanford,
Byrne, Colon.
Cleared March T. bark Bergenseren tBr), Ruff.
sen. Antwerp.
Baltimore March An lower bay, schr Francis
G Yarnall for Key West, at anchor in Patuxent
river; list, schrs Harriet g Kerlin for Bruins
wick; Rebecca A Tauane Tor Port Boyal
Brunswick, Feb 27--Cleared, bark Lady Marin
Br). Richard. Buenos AyreS.
Arrived March 4, barks Wellamo Rus). Film
kenbsrg, Valencia: Johann Wilhelm Ger,
Meitzke London; Maori CBr), jackson, Rio ia
Metro; schr Anna Bishop. Rulon, Para
Sailed March T. barEs Suez (Norl. Hamburg;
Vesta Ger. Hull. Columbus (Br). Buenos Ayres:
scnr Flora Rogers Rogers, -.
Charleston. March ARRIVED, schrs Chas
Young, Corson, Savannah; Rillie Derby Nay
lor, do; James Gordon, Pedrick, Port Poyal
Coosaw, S G, March 4-Cleared, schr Potosi,
Henderson, Charleston
Sailed from Bull River, schr Susan Ray,
Blackiugton, Baltimore.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-03-07
THE MORNING NEWS: THURSDAY, MARCH I, 1889

and after opening Sc lower, advanced sc, aud
closed the same yesterday. There was
nothing new in the situation. A quiet but
steady feeling prevailed in corn most of the
session, trading being only moderate and almost
entirely local The market opened at yester-
days prices, and closed a shade lower. Oats
were more active during the first half of the
session than on any day this week. On unload
ing by longs May declined asc. but buying by
shorts caused a rally to opening figures and
the close was a shade lower than yesterday
The market for hog products was quite brisk
Mess pork opened at 1890 ,5c advance, but this
was partially lost. Later the market exhibited
considerable strength, and prices suddenly ad-
vanced 35@371sc. This tended to enlarge offer
ings, and prices receded 12l8015c, e market
closing steady. Lard and short ribs followed
the lead of pork.
Cash quotaElons were as follows: Flour
quiet and unchanged. Wheat-No. . spring
9Ss4c; No 2 red, 9S34c. Corn-No 2, S4szc,
Oats--No. 3. 25l4c. Mess pork $1e 05@la 10.
Lard S. 97I6Gp7 co. Short ribs So 25Gl6 80. Shout
ders S. $50 S71s. Short clear sides Sc 80.
Whisky 81 Oh.
Leading futures ranged as follows:
OneninQ Highest. Closing
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-03-07
Fruit and Vegetable Market.

Reported by G. s. Palmer, 166 Reade ST., " Y.
NEW YORK, March New vegetables from
the south continue in good demand and outlook
favorable or present prices to be firmly main
taiued. Fancy beans and peas bringing to-day
from 5 O094 90 per crate; medium, 5 75G1
? 80 Tomatoes, 81 5DG13 90 Egg plant, $40 90
OLA 00per barrel. Cabbage. 81 50Qo3 co. Squas J..
81 50G3 so, Aspara sus already marGet and
bringing very favorable prices, from $12 COG
Is 10 per dozen punches. Tn receipts of Flor
lila oranges shoS a gradual falling off and there
is more inquiry for fancy grades. The fine
marks from the Indian river and vicinity are
selling to-day from SO 0014 90 per box a, to
size, quality and conlt n; Drights. 8! 5063 90:
russets, 81 90GD2 30. Late arrivals of straw
berries mostly inferior and fruit lacks ripeneSs.
Prices range all the way from 40075c per
quart.
The New York Daily Commercial Bulletin of
Monday says: The total receipts of Florida
Orange in this market the past week were only
10 600 boxes. a quantity showing decrease of
fully 80 per cent. as compared with last week,
and smaller than for any similar period for some
time past -