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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-04-08

extra mess g. IS; plate s. 75S,s %. Beef hams
strong: quoted at Si3 500,14 %. fierce beef
quiet; city extra india mess Si2 5G1l300. Cut
meats strong; picklei bellies 5l4G5t4c, picked
shoulders 5Ssc picked hams 9ka 9Jsc Mddes
firm; short clear &C. Lard stron ger but quiet :;
options-April delivery IS a. May delivery
50 4bG6 IS, closing 50 4696 &c. June delivery
s. 50, July delivery 80 5Sll6 81 Freights 10
Liverpool weak; cotton. per steam SGD asked
9-5id bid: grain, per steam Sd.
CHICAGO April tn wheat trading was ac-
tive and strong. The market was broad;
numerous outside orders were received. opera
tors were generally dulliSh. and there was no
desire under present conditions to short the
market. Those who sold quickly covered when
the market turned against them. The market
OPP med i4@l9sc higher than saturdays closing.
and with only slight fluctuations advanced &c
more for May and He for uly. eased Oft sonle
and closed about lc higher for May aud Ike
higher for July than the closing figures Of
Saturday. side from the natural co ditiou of
the market. the firmueSs and advance of to-day
was assisted some by the unfavorable tenor of
the crop reports received, many of which were
&C ompanied with buying orders FROM points
il Indiana. Advices were received claiming not
more than half crop. Illinois report was un-
favorable. aud adyiceS from 81. LOuis tell of
damage TO winter wheat In corn there was a
very good business transacted, the market
most of the session ruling fairly active within
Il GI<c range. The feeling was nervous aud
unsettled. Unfavofabe weather had a stinu-
lating effect Toe speculative market opened
y
advanced 4dMc, reacted 1lGSSc, ruled easy.
and closed a shade lower than Saturday. Oats
wereactive. stronger and higher, especially for
July, which sold up ssc from the opening
Offerings were not large. except at the advance
aud caused fair recessions. but last sales were
at 14Q1Ac above the last sales of Saturday. In
mess pork only moderate trade was reported,
and the feeling was stronger Prices advanced
"a 13c on the whole range. Al the improve
ment there was a little mo q inclination to sell
but the demand was light and prices settled
back 21S@,5c, and closed comparatively steady.
Very little ira ling was done during the latter
part. Lard was very quiet and trading limited:
prices were little more favorable TO Sellers
but outside figures We're barely supported to the
close. Short rib sides were fairly active. prices
ruling comparatively steady, with trading
mainly in contracts in Nav and July.
Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
duil bu, fir Al. Wneat-No. spring 19l4QS0c.
No. red wheat 19i4GS0c. Corn-No. :. so "a,
39JEc. Oits-No. ?, 2s4 q 22Mc Mess pork at
$40 oo@l0 6As. Lard at IS Is. short ribs AT
S. 15G5 lIIS. Dry sailed shoulders, boxed.
81 400459 Short clear Sides boxed, s. J0d.
go. Whisky 81 OF.
Lea ling fuE r,s ran ped as follows:
y JUnn1. !fXlS9. CioSin =.
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cents l22; four and half Der cent commons
lu3la- state bonds dull but firm
Tue unfavorable showing of the hanks n,
Saeuruay IN connection with the attitude of the
missouri Pacific in the matter of the formation
or new association to take the place Of the
interstate association. caused a DalSe in the
ieeilng OF confidence, which was SO prominent
SSullng the last week, and put an end TO the
buying which resulted from it. aud to-day's
market felt the effects of the encoura cement
given to the bears. The statement Of Saturday
was undoubtedly made upin rising avera ges.
and under present conditions this weeks Stafa
hieDt cannot ran TO show an Improvement be-
SIDES whic1 rates for money today were at,ain
Drought down to the lowest possible ii cure
cioSluS al per cent offered Another thing
which gave the bears some capital Ia work rnof,
To-Day was the use of ay GOuds name which
IS again heard in Wall street the bears CLAIMING,
tnat Ia is favoring the decline, which impress
SION IS one of the effects of the action OF the
Missouri Pacific. and some utterancss OF fleoDIa
near TO him. His friends howeve, maintain
that he looks for much higher prices The
pressure to-day was fell most severely in X sad-
ing, Union Pacific and Missouri Pacific, and it
was boldly given out before the close that I'm
Ion Pacific would be attacked The decline of
per cent which followed was entirely the re-
suit or this pressure. Reading was also vigor-
ouSly attacked, and it steadily sagged away
IRON 4ltl to 4C but in Missouri Pacific success
was very indifferent. Ia the remainder of the
list movements, except in few speciaIties
were insignificant. Tennessee Coal was again
'o'y "oah, anu on i9Bnt TRANSACTIONS declined
materially. The tone or the market underwent
marked change for the better late in the day
however, principally because of more favorable
advlceS IN regard to the western situation, which
caused early sellers 60 turn buyers, and except
10 Few instances the losses incurred during
the early portion of the daY were nearly wiped
out wheeling and Lake Erie preferred. Union
Paclhc and some others We're specially conspic-
nous in the recovery. Ma haitian ana Colorado
Coal were remarkably strong, aud both rose
per cent. on light dealings. Pacific Mail also
made sharp squirt, owing TO some talk about
the contest over the election, which will take
place next month. the close was quiet but
ilrn, generally at slight losses from the closing
figures OF saturday. The unlisted department.
was unusually dull. and sales were only 1900
shares while dealings in the listed stocks were
only 900 shares. of which $4,000 shares were
Reading. $4,000 Union Pacific, a nj 10000 shares
Missouri Pacific The list is generally slight
fractions lower tonight. The following were
the closing quotations.
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Per steamer st Nicholas. from Fernandina-
b bis potatoes, 3 bbls spirits turpentiue BIG
bbls rosin, II bbs crude. bbl rice. box mds-.
boxes terrapins, box tools, | crate empty
bottles, pkg hardware. box Shoes = pkgs
ballsters. ! organ and stool, package, bbls
empty bottles, | lot Il h goods bales cotton
picNings, sack besswax.
Per Central Railroad. April 100 bales cot
ton, - bales hides. II rolls leather u bdis paper
RS pkgs tobacco Al, $50 los bacon. 40 bbls inIe
as bbls spirits turpentine, laS bbls resin iG bbls
WHISKY hf bbls whisk s bales ray 3 bbis
syrnp, q. bales domestics. 40 bales yarn 1870
bushels corn, 4tLJ bbls -four u head cattle IS
hogs 53 sheep, % cars lumber. 10 bushels rice
cords wood. 81 bdls wil,o Wwar. car OF iron
% bbls vegetables, car poultry. l53 pkgs mdse
30 bales paper stock, l2l bbls cotton seed oil 3
cars brick. I'll boxes hardware, 10 cases eggs
car coal. 81 pkgs furniture. ) tons pig iron.
Per Savannah, Florida aud Western Railway
April lib bales cotton. l.3j3 bbls rosin. 9Ss
bbls spirits turpentiue, 10 bales hides. cases
dry goods cases clothing. cases hats 363 pes
LUMBER cases shoes, = bbls tallow. = cars polls
~ pkgs h goods, 90 ears lumber. cars wood
sacks potatoes, - bbls rice, horses. IS bbls
syrup. | car bricA 100 doZ buckets, $50 sacSs
corn, S.4l1 boxes vegetables GO bbls vegei ables.
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway April
- cars h goods, 10 doz pals, IL buggies. A.
boxes tobacco, 6 cases wine, % Wagons, ] sign
board. bbis whisky car empty bbs, box
groceries, ~ bales cotton, % bbls rosin : bbls
spirits turpentiue.
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NOrHiSOn,Toye &C.,,
Leading Dry Goods House.
SPECIAL ATTRACTION
FOR HOUSEKEEPERS.

The keystone Culinary
Beaten and Freezer" the
most wonderful practical in
vention in the world, on eX-
hibition in our store for Il few
days. This is of vital interest
to housewives, and every one
is invited 10 see and test the
merits OF it, as the actual
work it does IS shown you,
and sample dishes Of ice
cream, pure and delicious,
and cake made without baking
powder, are given away. 1t IS
not possible for any Que to
believe anything so simple
could accomplish such results
unless you see it done. You
can see eggs beaten in thirty
seconds so that they can be
cut up like an apple. Every
one says it is marvellous. 1t
has been Endorsed by Mrs.
Rorer of the Philadelphia
Cooking School, also Marion
Harland, and many other
celebrated cooks.
The cost of it is mere moth
ing, and we hope every lady
in the city will call in and
see it.
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MENORANDA.

New York. April 5-~Arrived, schr Florence &
LILLIAN, Smith. Jacksonville; Addie Jordan. Har-
riman. Darien: Fannie 4 Gurham, Carter Sa
tilla River Ga, is bound - Ro kland.
Passed through Hell Gate, bouni east, schrs
Maine. Sanders, BrunswIck for New Haven;
James Ives, Bake, do for do.
Cleared. schrs Standard. Dram, Kings Ferry.
Fla; Waccamaw, squares, Georgetown, : c, aud
bucksville.
Castellamare. March s1-Arriyel |. bark Blan.
dina tAusJ, Piacuricn, Pensacola.
Dundee. April Arrive J., snip White Rose
(Norl Rafen Pensacola.
Greenock April ARRIVED, ship Beaconsdeld
(Norl, Arnesen. Pensacola.
5 avian ger, M arch Arrived, bar PoSeidon
~, Borresan, Brunswick for PoOteelotf llar-
Dor.
Spezzia. March 2I-Arrived, bark Angelina
Utah Nassa,o. Pensacola.
Ma Ssau, March 2s-Arriyed. schr Trackless
(Br) Thompson, Jacksonvi lie via Apaco
Cleared Marca 81. schr T Schall, Kitchens
Nuevitas and Key West.
In port March II, schr Victory (Brj, Bethel,
for Jacks Jnvlle April :.
Baltimore April ARRIVED, scar Blanche
Hopkins, Blaclington, Coosaw. G..
Cleare and sailsd, schr Mollic J Saunders,
Mu Ter, Coosaw, ) G.
Sailed SC lr Lewis. Ehrman. Savannah.
Brunswick. April 5Arrived bark Christina
(Sw) Barbados.
Coosaw. S c. April 5-Sailed, schr Harry (Br)
Uuited Kingdom.
Clear ID. schr d f Lee. Baltimore
Charleston, April ARRIVED banks Norden
(Nor). Tybee; Amaranth (ieri, do.
FernandiDa, April D. Arrived schr Penobscot
Carter, New York.
Sailed, bark Maury (Brl. SedgleY, Paysandu
Jacksonville, Aprl ARRIVED, schr Lizzie V
Hall Reed, New York.
Port Royal, ) e, April 5-Ssiled, steamer Fer
rando (BH, HeIherington. Unitel Kingdom
schr Welcome X Beebe, Smith, New YORK
Philadelphia, Apiu y-tieared. schrs VIM
Frederick, Burgess. Brunswick Maud Snare,
Lowell do
New York, Arrived, steamship State of Geor-
gia from Glasgow
Arrived out, steamships Ems for Bremen. La
Champagne for Hayre
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Market Report by the Florida Fruit
Exchange

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, April 1-Florida oranges
are stiu in season, although the quantity is di-
minisDiny rapidly. aud few more days will see
the end. The supply for the past week has been
short of the demand, and prices have been well
sustained. Shippers SHOULD bear in mind that
maximum values have been reached. There is
nothing to be gained by holding back longer,
and as soon as the supply falls Off to sucn an
extent that dealers turn their attention to other
fruits prices for Floridas will declin..
Notwithstanding the generally poor quality of
the fruit sent forward for week past, the
Florida Fruit Exchange reports its averages on
everything offered as ranging from 81 g1an3 IS,
the extremes being. bott I'm, SO 90; top S. %.
Quotations are: Fancy. s 00G5 %; brIguts.
in bsss grades and siz IS s. 5000 rs: bri :hts.
ordinary ran, So 00Gl3 80: russets. best, g 0Ul1
4 co; russets. ordinary. 81 ;5 q3 rs; some coarse
and wasty lower nayels, when bright aud well
fine |, 81 00G6 90; mandarins aud tangerines,
S. CO.'S 90. Grape fruit e, fairly we'll
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EXPORTS.

Per steamship Berkshire, for Baltimore-2li
bales cotton q 10 bbls rosin. 2S bblS spirits tur
pentine. $4,000 feet lumber. 81 pkgs vegetables
and fruit. q rolls leather. Il BID hides, - bols
rice, 395 pkgs md Sc, q bales domesties
Per steamship Kansas CITY, for New York
1854 bales cotton, "A ce ar logs. 20 bales yarn 100
obls cotton seed oil 40 bbis rosin. 5J4 Dbls spr-
its turpentne, II 519 feet lumber, bales hides.
595 crates oranges. II turtles, $40 bbs vegeta-
bles, ,693 boxes oranges IS tons pig iron. ! re-
frigerators strawb .rries. 1S9 pkgs nidse.
Per steamship City OF Macon. 70. Boston
Cos bales upland cotton. ~! bales sea island cot
ton. 1O9 bales domestcS, BIB feet lum Der. 100
obls spirits turpentne, q bales hiies, li9 bbls
vegetables, 217 crates oranges 10 tons pig iron,
u pSgs mdse $ refrigerdtors strawberries.
Per bark PrecioSa rus, for Barcelona 49,, 431
feet p p lumber CCyas.
Per schr Aaron Reppard. for New York --3SG
5l9 feet y p lumber-Stillwell,- Millel & 60.
fsPer bark Gloria (Swl, Tor b suos Ayres-3ST.
rs feet p lumber-Frerson K Co.
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Steamship Kansas City, Kempton. New York
&C q Anderson.
Steamship City OF Macon. Lewis. Boston-C
q Anderson.
Steamship Berkshire. Foster. Baltimore
Il tiuerard. Agt.
Bark Preciosa tRasl Ssmuelin Barcelona-
Strachan s. Co.
Bark Glsria CSwl, Meyer, Buenos Ayres Chr
G Dahl & Co.
Scnr Aaron Reppard, steelman. New York
jos Roberts s. Co.
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Lea ing tut .r5H ran pod as flII)ws:
olennS 1gIss. Closing.

LouIsvILLg, April Wheat quiet: No. 9
red 16u CJrn dull; No. mixed Bic. oats
quiet; No mixed, on track p q :5L3c. Provis
ion market clos d quiet
CtSCISYATI. April Flour closed stea ly;
family S.90Q3 Is, fancy $iG0g3 81. Wheat
scarce and firn; No. red SIC. Corn higher;
No. 2mxed BIC. Oats strong; No mixed p
G2j34c. Pork firIner at Sll. Lard in far de-
mand at so 10. Bulk meats steady; short rib
IS D. Bacon firm; short clear So -. Whisky
steady at 81 o.. Hogs closed firmer: common
and light 50 5O@a TO- packing and butchers
81 lONs4 30.
ST. LOUIS. April Flour steady. Wheat
active and higher; No. red, cash Sl5sDS9c;
options-May delivery closed at 1890, June de-
livery 19Ec, July delivery 1910, August delivery
76Ac bid Corn irregular; No. , mixed, cash.
274c; options-May delivery closed at CSC bid ;
June delivery 23Ac, July delivery 29lsc asked,
September delivery 30l4c bid Oats higher; No.
cash 2214 t22}4c; options-May delivery 2sjsc
bid Provisions strong: PORK at $40 so. Lard,
prime steam s. 75al o. Dry salt meats boxed
shoulders 81 4s>A@.I75, longs and ribs S. 62I9
Gl5 10 short clears S. 7565 SID Bacon.-boxeI
shoulders at 81 62l@td4 IS long, and ribs s. 62J6
s. short clear IS 75Gl5 so. Whisky 81 W.
Nav ORLEANS. April Coffee market firm;
Rio cargoes, ordinary TO good 800 2Oi4c.
Sugar steady; Louisiana open kettle, fully fair
to prime DC, good fair 1871 Z; centrifugals. off
white 1865 15-l6c, cnoice yellow clarified
bye, prime 5tac Molasses steady; open kettle,
fernenting 1890; centrfugals, choice pc,
strictly prime 27652Sc. good fair lSdl9c. fair
lie.
BALTIMORE, April Flour dull steady and I'M
changed; Howard street aud Western superfine
81 0J02j0; extra 5! ijlt3 60 family 81 $50
$50: city mills, Rio branuS, extra 81 20S14 40.
Wheat-Southern fairly active and firm; Fultz
500 Soc; Longberry Sl01S1c: No. , winter
red, spot and May delivery Si34DS5c. Corn
Southern firm; white 800 Toe; yellow 3ja4D
37Ac; Western firm.
NAVAL STORES.
NKw YORK, April :. noon Spirits turpsntine
quiet but firm at 424043c Ro;n firm at
81 2!Is01 11Ig.
500 p in -Rosin firm at 81 221s11 91]a for
common to good strained. Spirits turpeutine
firm at &c for spot aud 4lQL49c to arrive.
CHARLESTON, April 1.-Spirits tupentine
firm at SIC. Roslu firm; good strained at
81 10.
WILalSGr ron, April Spirits turpentins
steady at 3Sc. Ro>ln firm; strained 81 Is, good
strained 81 - Tar firm at 81 %. Crude tur-
pentine firm; hard 81 70; yellow dip 81 20,
virgin 81 ~.
TEw Yotx. April T.--Rice steady
New OaLEASs, April 7,-Rice steady; or
binary to good S1a@419c.
PET tuLEU1.
Nav YAK. April 1.-Petroleum market
opened weak at 81, and sagged off 1c in cary
trading. Rallied after noon, but gave way
again later, aud closed weak at 50.
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MARITIME MIS.tEI.LANY

London, April 5--A life buoy marked Bridge
water, New York, and some pitch piue logs
have come ashore and been secured at Achill
Heal off the coast of county Mayo Ireland
(rhe ship Bridgewater, OF New York. Capt Al
len, which saiisd from Darien, Dec ) for Queens
town; has been before reported as posted at
I.oyds as mssingD
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SAILED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Kansas City, New Y 'rk.
Ste lmship City of Macon. Boston.
Steamship Berkshire, Baltimore.
Bark Alfred Gibbs (Nor), Rotterdam.
Bark Libertas tNorl, Brunswick.
Bark Odir (Nor). Newcastle
Bark Agrees (Norl, GarS'o3 Dock.
Schr Aaron keppard. New York.
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NOTICE TO MARfNERS.

branch of the United States II topographic
Office has been estabishei in the Custom House
at Savannah. Notice TO mariners. plot cha.'ts
and all nautical inform ttun VIII he furni shed
masters OF vess,is free OF charge. CAPTAINS
are requested to caii at the Office.
LIEUT. + III SHERMAN
In charge hydrographi: Station.
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M MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
FINANCIAL.

FINANCIAL.
INV ahW YoRK. April 2, noou.-Stocks dull and
cSangg Money easy at 500 per cent Ex-
\ Ma Government bonds neplecrad St,ta
u'nIs dull but steady
F.; siio''lnS were the noon stock quotations;
tg,I,,.'.'. :, 80. as Richm d q W. Pr.
"a Sno O. .....1O'LS Wssserl iin,o.' - a. .
Norf Z W. pref -
a, :, 2: ln;,-Exchange closed quiet and strong
Cos g. si94 s. Money easy at gas per cent.
anrss~ 1lierea at per cent. S1b-treasury bal
'o'ernment bonds dull but steady " fomp ,s
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TUESDAY. April s. 1870.
YESTERDAY.

Steamship NacoOchee. smith. New lork-C q
Anderson
Steamer Bellevue. Baldwin. Beaufort. Port
Royal and Blunten--J q Medlock Aet
Steamer Katie. Beyin. Augusta snd way land
ngs-J q Medlock, Agt.
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nEpARrEn YEsrERDAY.

Steamer Ethel Carroll. Cohen's Bluff and
way lau,lings--W Gibson, Manager.
Steamer st Nicholas. Usina. Fernsndina-C
Williams, Agent.
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NAVAL SroREs-fhe market for spirits tur-
pentine was quiet. but firm at quotations
There was light demand and only 1856 casks
were disposed of during the day at &c for regu-
lars. At the Board of Trade on the opening call
the market was reported firm at SIC regulars
At the second call it closed firm at &c for regu-
ars. Rosin.-The market was hrlu at un-
changed prices. There was a fair demand with
moderate offerings of desirable grades The
sales during the day were some 94S barrels. At
the Board Of Trade on the first call the market
was reported quiet for window glass and water
white and firm for all others, with sales of 24S
barrels, at the following quotations. A. B, c,
D and f 81 221l, f ST 2711, G. 81 39I6 II 81 4O'
l 81 s., K 81 80, NJ 81 So y S. 65. window glass
50 65, water white s. 80 At the last call it closed
unchanged
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ARRIVED AT rYREE Sunday
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Bark Liburra Nor. JonasSen, Aigoa Bay. in
baliast-Ch- q Dahl 4 Co.
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Morrison, FOye 6 Co.,
Leading Dry Goods Rsuss.
OFFER
Unprecedented Bargains
THIS WEEK.
Silks and Dress Goods.


One lot Printed China SILKS in dress lengths.
no two alike, beautiful designs and colorires. TO
yard.
Another 10; ao-inch snrah silks. in all the new
shades at ss9c worth zoe.
30 pieces Imported Dress Goods, spring and
summer styles, at l2ISc.; worth 2Oc.
42iuch HenriettaS tue latest shades dc: re-
duced from 81.
1888 pieces hest American Challies. navy
green. black brown. garnet, and grey grounds.
with white figures, at &c. worth 15c
95-lnch Imported Challies, pretty styles 39c;
worth 65c.
2H pieces Outing Cloth. styles and colors
same as imported goods, at loc. aud I2lzc
* pieces superior French Saline, solid colors
aud figured, &c; sold elsewhere for s5c.
White Goods.
15,oooyards White Check Naasook &c. a yard,
worth &c.
cases White Plaid Organdy lOc: worth Iec.
3,U5s yards White India Linen, short lengths
to 10 yards, at lc.; worth Sc.
81 dozen extra large Handsome Towels at s5c;
worth 40c.
Parasols.
lis Black silk Parasols. io-inch oxidized
mounting, at 81 80; cheap for So so
One lot Black SIX Parasos, gold aud silver
mountings, at 81 %; worth 81
Gents Furnishing.
We will continue for this week only the sale
or three for 81 Is.
80 dozen Gents fply Linen Collars latest
shapes. at &C.: worth l5c.
Gents Balbriggan Undervests at s5c worth
i0c
Une lot Gents Fine BaIbriggan Half Hose a.
i9c worth Csc.
Muslin Underwear Bargains.
FIRST FLOOR.
81 dozen Ladies' Corset Covers at lie each.
40 dozen Ladies' Chemse at 2lc.
80 dozen Ladies' Chemise, lace-trimmed at
pc. each.
% dozen Ladies' Drawers, lace-trimmed. at 25c.
80 dozen Ladies' Gowns. lace-trimmed, at 4sc,
e dozen Ladies' Skirts at 29c., Soc, 49c., :3c,
aud 9ec.
Second Floor.
One lot Ladies' Bouses at a9c and sSc. worth
75c and ST.
500 Boys odd Pants, size TO f4years at CSC.
35c 50c. and 75c.
Boys percale Shirt Waists at 2Oc., 25c., 35c.,
40c. and soc.
Boys Flannel Shirt Waists at ajc., Soc, $50.
and 7Jc.
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Morrison, E0ye & Co. Morrison, F0ye& Co.
CLOTHING.
w Z w AN T

You to read every Clothing advertise
ment in our city papers.
We want you to visit every reputable
dealer in our line get their prices, exam
inc their goods, then come to US
You will be posted, and can better ap-
preciate the magnitude of the work we
are doing Tor you. Il ID: 1S5s,sassA
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SHIPPING INrELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC-rHIs DAY.
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People wonder when they find how rapidly
hea tn is restored by taking F. p. p. (Pricgly
Ash, Poke Root and Potassium. The reason IS
simple, as il Is powerful co animation Of the
roots and herbs of the home woods --1dr.
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RIcE-The market was quiet and firm and
the bulk of the trading was mad Saturday even
ing. The total sales were 3A barrels on the
basis of the following quotations Small lob
lots are held at is0Ac higher:
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-05-10
AnYlGE tn mnrHxRs.

Are you disturbed at night and broken
of your rest by sick child suffering and
crying with pain of cutting teeth2 If so,
send at once and get bottle of Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup for children
teething. Its value is incalculable.
1t will relieve the poor little sufferer i'm,
mediately. Depend upon it mothers,
there is no mistake about it. 1t cures
dysentery, diarrhoea, regulates the stom-
sch and bowels, cures wind collie, soft
ems the gums, reduces Inflammation. and
gives tone and energy to the whole sys-
tenn. Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup
for Children Teething is pleasant to the
taste, and is the prescription of one of
the oldest and best female nurses and ply,
sicians in the United States, and is for
sale by all druggists throughout the
world. Price 25 cents per bottle.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-05-10
Is Communion Ircnrahia

Read the following: Mr.. c. II. Nor
ris, Newark. Ark, says: WAS down
with Abscess of Lungs. and friends and
physicians pronounced me an Incurable
Consumptive. Began taking DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, sm
now on my third bottle. and able to over,
see the work on my farm. 1t is the finest
medicine ever made"
Jesse MIddlewart, Decatur, Ohio. says
Had il not been for DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption would have
died of lung troubles. Was given up by
doctors. Am now in best Of health
Try it. Sample bottles free al Hartz &
Bahnsen's drug store.