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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-02-11

Savannah Grocery Co, Meinhard Bros & Co, l.
Newton, Smith Bros, s Cohen, Saw Plumbing
Co, u Lovel's Sons, Ellis, Y a. Co. J X Cooper,
Jno Flannery & Co. Heron & o. Baldwin & Co,
S p Shooter a Co, j S Collins & Co. @ l. Jones'
& ID Mcintyre w w Chisholm, Chas Ellis,
Peacock, II & Co. ID Y Dancy, II NJ Conner & Co,
w w Gordon & Co. M Maclean & Co, Butler & s,
Montague q Co, Garnett & Co, Woods & Co.
j Wood & Bro. Warren e. A, Chestnut q ON,
j Williams & Co, @ Jackson, f T Roberts,
Geo Meyer, Baldwin Fertz Co, G Eckstein & Co,
II Solomon & Son. Mcmillan Bros. Eckman & v,
NJ Boley e. Son, w Tedeman & Bro, Lowell a.
l..
Por Central Railroad, Feb 10-Fordg Agent,
Jno Flannery & Co, Baldwin & Co, Heron & @,
w w Gordon g. Co, II Traub. II NJ Conner & Co.
Montague a. Co, j r Cooper. # VI Farley S l..
Newton, Eckman 81 V, s Krouskoff, j l. Wilson,
Matte jefferson, + Manning. Lindsay q NJ. J O
Ray, Melville Co, j M Parson, A Enrich q Bro,
p Bartlett, Mohr Bros, Smith Bros, Il A Schwarz
Lee Roy Myers & Co. Epstein & W, g G Bowden,
S Guckenheimer e. Son, Savannah Grocery Co.
Meinhard Bros & Co Letter & Son, Savannah
Soap Works, Soiomons 81 Co, Lippman Bros,
Herman & X, j ID Weed a. Co, Saw Plumbing Co,
N Henderson, e l. Neidlinger Bacon, B & Co,
Stillwel. NJ & Co. r L Kinsey.
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway, Feb 10
Savannah Guano Co. II Ulmo, A Ferguson,
d Weed & Co, A Falk e. Sons | Epstein & Bro,
G w Tiedeman & Bro, Savannah Cotton Mills, J
Is Eatman, Smith Bros. S Krouskoff. d B Lester,
Mcmillan Bros, Palmer Bros. N Paulsen & Co,
NJ Ferst's Sons & Co, Teepe q Co, Frank & Co,
Savannah Grocery Co, J Sognier
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PASsEEI+ERS

Per steamship City OF Savannah. for Boston
Mr. and Mrs D Smart, g Hackett r Young,
Edwd d Noowan, } ID Garfield. Mr. and Mrs NJ
Stowe.
Per steamship CITY OF Augusta. for New
York-Mrs @ Anderson, Miss Laura Harriss,
Judge Brown. j " Cox, Mr. and Mrs G Bur
ton. J Smith, E K Walker. Gen Snith, Miss r
Gumaer, w E Smith. w r Pric, Mr. and Mrs j
Cook, f II C0wdfy, Mrs Jones' Mrs f Brooks,
b Hymes, and steerage.
Per steamship Tallahassee. from New York
Miss NJ CoOney, Mrs Brmerlaw, d w Brimer-
law, j S Clark, Clara Kellogg, b F Kellogg, G b
Ellsworth, DR. J X Nelson, G w Carson and wife,
Miss NJ Il Chaffee, Mrs N Doblin, Brand, Miss
B Gwinn, w E Edmonds, 7 + Newcombe, and 4
Storage.
Per steamship Kansas City, from New York
s Roakee, Mrs q Atwater, Miss Merrill, A
Stratton, Hamfeldt, G II Fay Jr S X Mans
field. VIM Irving, Miss V Patterson, G White DR.
b Probasco, j DeniKe and wife, Z J Strategy,
II Wright X S Palmer, D Tuttle, r + White, ] G
Alwater, y Aoyt. Mrs Stamford, Miss Fl Prince,
Hon l. L Hopkins. J H Dorman, F Keffsl. o b
Hitchcock, I Gahaghan, G II White. S l. Sla1e
and wife, w w Vasourgh, Miss Alice Wright. w
j O'NeLl. L Townsend w NJ Patterson, Mrs VI
Prince, II II Arthur and wife, 9 Prince. NJ
Taylor and wife, S Clarke, w + Barry II p
Daremore. A A Nash, A X Frill, g l. Wright and
wife, J G Wing, b A Folsom, A c Rogers, w G.
White, G S Clark and steerage.
Per steamer Katie, from Augusta and way
landings-T S Matthews, S II ZOucxs, j Don-
bsrdy, Mrs G Mason, w Odom, r Dawson,
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and SIC for yellow. Wool unchanged; domes-
tic fsece S213se, pulled p 0S6c, 7 xas l3B2.c.
Pork firm aud quiet; mess Old SO 25GlOs5
new $40 75Gla %; extra prime - . - s.
Beef dull; extra mess S1G1 . Beef hams
inactive. Tierced beef quiet; city extra India
mess S131lA Cat meats slow; picSlsd sHoul-
ders 4lsG4l4c, picxled hams s-4Gstsc. picked
bellies 567 size Middies slow: snort clear IS p.
Lard quiet and easy; western steam So -. city
steam SIS 20; optionS-February delivery 90 10.
March delivery s. 1896 20 May delivery IS 81.
Freights TO Liverpool steady; cotton, per steam.
l5-6ill14d, grain 7lSd.
CHiCAGO, Feb. 1O.-Wheat was again fairly
active, and. while inclined 20 be weaker. NJ i'm
portalt change developed in prices Fluctua-
lions were confined within Ssc range Opsning
about the same TO lsc lower than Saturdays
closing. it decline $50 from outside quotations.
tnen held steady, an closed about &c lower
than saturday. There was no pressure to sell,
still some of the prominent local traders sold
fair quantities A local commission house
having foreign clientage bought moderately.
AbO II all the influences were favorable to the
bull side. excepting, it might be, the weather,
which has again moderated, but for some
reas n the news received did not have much
effect upon values. Foreign advlces we're of
favorable tenor. A telegram fr IN Kentucky
was received reporting wheat as far advanced as
in April. Incorn a good business ves done, the
volume of trading being large and the feeling
weaker. Distant futures sold the lowest so far
on the crop. The chief weakening Influences
were large movement, large Increase in the
visible supply and cut IN rates from
Kansas points OF ~ per cent. ne market
op ned a shade under the closing prices of
Saturday. was weak and gradually declined
"a sc, ruled steady, and closed 4D3sc lower
than Saturday. Oats were fairly active but
weaker and lower, especially on February and
July, which were offered with more freedom
than buyers cared to take them, and sharp
decline the result. the latter selling of Sc
and the former Is 94c. There was apparently
an effort made to break the market for Nay by
selling July, out liberal purchases of the last
named by trader who has been buving for
some time pnt the May price up. Pork was
quite active earl. but quiet state of affairs
was witnessed later. Lard was dull fluctuations
narrow and inconsequential, deferred deliveries
closing easier than on Saturday. In snort rib
sides speculation was spasmo1ic. and while
there was fair trading early, offerings became
light later, and there was quiet closing, with
near futures 215c lower.
Cash quotations were as follows; Flour was
quiet and unchanged. Wneat-No. spring
wheat as 9076 &C; No. red wheat 75l607615c.
Corn-No. 2, 2Sisc. Oats-No. 2, 29fc. Mess
pork at s. rs. Lard at IS sex. Short rib sides,
loose, at 81 77l6G04 so. Dry sailed shoulders
unchanged. Whisky at 81 OF.
Leading tut lreS ran Seu as follows:
ODenng. HlxneS.. CLOSING
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day. with a generally heavy tone and some
weak spots. The influence of the bank state
m ut of Saturday was still felt this morning
giving a b arish temper to the room, and as
many operators here ara waiting for a change
in the minimum of discount of the b INK of
England be jOre venturing again on active oper-
atiOns buying was not of a pronounced charac-
Rock Island and Sugar RefnereS and sue
ceedet in bringing about declines of IL per
cent. in each. but while Sugar Refneries rallied
sharply, Rock Island wasted down The de-
cline was checked toward noon by a report Of
the discovery of an error in the published bank
statement of Saturday; u'lt 1t afterward
explained that 1t was a typographical one only
AMI did not affect the tOta given ont. The
market was helped by favorable reports in re-
gard TO AtchiSon and Mis- souri, Pacific, but this
Improving tendency was Checked by sudden
weakness in the afternoon in CHESAPEAKE a nd
Ohio upon a report that the Management nj found
the road so in need of additional equipment and
other betterments that the surplus earnings Of
the road would be applied to that purpose, and
SO cut off nope of dividends upon first preferred
stock Common fell away nearly per cent.
and others per cent. each, though preferred
stocks rallied sharply. The loss was not made
up, however, and all show material declines
from last previous sales Lac ,awanna how
ever, was strong, though Reading was more
quiet and without special feature to-day. New
jersey Central was the only one of the cOalerS
showing any material change. In the last hour
the entire list moved OFF slowly, the 81 lse being
dull and heavy and almost invariably lower
while most of the losses are for small amounts.
Chesapeake and Ohio is down a per cent, first
preferred =, and second preferred t34 per cent
New England "a per cent. New Jersey Central
shares. The following were the closing quota
tiOnS.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
FINANCIAL.

Nav YosK, Feb 10, noon.-stocEs opened
Ian. 81 S34 4 8315; short, 81 S7j4614 S716.
Goyernment bonds neglected. State bonds dull
but steady.
Following were the ION stock quotations;
6 T 1lea :; Nor.n.1o q Terminal 22N
IA q Shore. -. 1864 Western Un.on... $40
Norf 6 W. pref -
500 D. m.--Exchenge closed quiet but steady
at Il s404 SSk5. Money easy at 2gs per cent.
bsiane.sCoin. sl69 SIS, 900; currency s. 100000
1e--,-arnrnsnt bonds dull but sJsay; four per
cents l23 4; four and a half per cent. coupons
ne sssssk marAet was dull and narrow to-
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EXPORTS.

Per steamship City of Augusta for New
York; $50 bales upland cotton, S bales sea
island cotton. - bales domestics and yarns, 28j
bbls cotton seed oil, bbls spirits turpentne 365
obls rosin 10000 feet lumber, 200 bales linters,
ll5 bbls fish, bbls oranges, "a refrig berries,
5,595 boxes oranges. 267 pkgs mdse.
Per steamship City Of Savannah. for Boston
1,s22 bales upland cotton, 1913 bales WOOL &C
bales domestics and yarns, 10000 feet lumber,
l2) bbls spirits turpentine, "a casks clay, AZ bbs
oranges, 3,967 boxes oranges 36 tons pig iron, 10
refrIg berries. 234 pigs mdse
Per brig Peerless (Br). for Santa Fe-l77 ,sG2
feet p lumberMcDonough& Co.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

London, Feb lit will be impossible to save
the cotton pressed in the hold of str Newman
(Br), from Savannah for Bremen, before re-
ported ashore at Nieuwe Dieppe and broken
apart.
Steamer Roseville (Br), Blake, from Port Royal
Jan for Berwick, at which place she is aground
with hole in her foretank, is lying in bad
position. Her tanks are filed and she must
discharge most of her cargo before she will
float. She was doated but again went aground
London, Feb S-Two thousan bales of cotton
have been landed from the wreck of steamer
Thalia (Br, which went aground near Reval
while bound from Savannah for that port.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

A branch of the United States photographic
office has been established in the Custom House
at Savannah. Notice TO Mariners pilot charts
and all nautical Information will bs furnished
masters of vessels free of charge. Captains are
requested to call at the Office.
LIEUT. F II SHERMAN,
In charge Photographic Station.
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f ii Morgan, W Rieser, Miss Ella Rieser, Miss
Kate Bowers, J T. Jaudon, Mrs ii X Kittles, p w
Rushing, Miss Mitzger, Mrs q l. Mills, Misses
Wall w Anderson, j d Grower. S b Lewis,
B l. Cummings, w B Mock, J G Mason, W II
Odom $ jenkins, A Morse, d T. Reser, Mrs
w g Rieser, Miss jamie Bowers, C Jaudou, ii r
Kitties, G ii Morgan, Mrs Morgan Miss Nunge-
ger. Miss Mamie Overstreet, j Il Ferguson, j w
Reser, A s Harrington, 9 d Shocks.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMASAC-rHIS DAY.

MINIATURE ALMASAC-rH DAY
Sun RISES ......................... 1913
SUN SETS ....s.........- .o:%S
HIGH WATER AT SAVANNAH. .il:44 A N 1885 N
TUESDAY, Feb II, 1890.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY,
Steamship Kansas City, Kempton, New York
&C G Anderson
Steamship Tallahassee. Aslclns New York-C
O Anderson.
Steamship Trieste CBr), Clark, Cardiff, in bal
last-Strachan & Co.
schr Earl P Mason, Nicksrson. Providence. In
ballast--McDonougn & Co.
Schr Raymond I Mauil, Smith. New York,
with merchandise to order; vessel to JOS A Rob
erts & Co.
Steamer Bellevue Baldwin. Beaufort. Port
Royal and Bluffton-Master.
Steamer Katie. Begill, Augusta and way land
ings-J g Medlock, Agt.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship City of Augusta. Fisher. New York
&C G Anderson
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PouLTRY-Market firm; demand fairly sup
Piled.
ate demand.
PEANUrs-Fair stock; demand moderate;
prices steady.
SUGAR-Georgia and Florida nominal; none
in market.
HoNEY-Demand nominal
SWEET PoTAToE5-Nominal;s some new COM
ing in.
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Steamship City Of Savannah. Googins. Boston
&C q Anderson.
Brig Peeress OBrl. Doty, Sante Fe-McDon-
ough & Co.
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COMMERCIAL.
SEVAETAI dAakEr.
or-rcE OF THE MORNING NEWS. |
w %.-.,-,-.u Ga Feb 10 p NJ

,r-rCE Of THE MORNING NEWS.
SavASNAH. GA. Feb 10. P. N. I
The market was very firm and held
- There was fair inquiry, but the stock
III yras snail The total sales for the
90 as bales. On Change at the open
ca al at ID 2 n, the market was reported
u - Unchanged, but with no sales. At the
- IT. all at p. m, it was firm, with an ad-
So - /. 16c in good middling and middling.
va, heinz, So bales. At the third and last
n m, it closed firm and unchanged,
ca s,~-ber sales of 3o5 bales. The following
VIZ .as ot4i,al closing spot quotations of the
r,-ton Exchange:
-r;r3 liny fair ..-.--. --...-.-..-UfR
chi mi ldllng.. .-..-.-..s'- ~ ITO
sf,g4li1r -.. .-----.-.iU 40
~ midi ing. ...s---.-.....---...--lOk
G5of ordinary -----...------.-----. S2s
rJ,4fS-The market was quiet. steady
,,1c anced. There was light business
en- en- u Tine demand, however, is fully equal to
Go.,IsS,nnig offering. Sales were on the basis of
quotations;
c,o1 stap,ed seedy cotton. .22l%023
ami 10 stluIn- ..----.-..........-2212
~ lin Il line. ..-...-...23k4
Fine ...-.-.. -......-'.s-.- So24
Fvrra ile.----...'- -.--..'.. .s.Sf4
T15.cs ...- .-.... .--.----.-....... % 0251@
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DEPARTED YESTERDAY.
SAILED YESTERDAY

Steamer Ethel. Carroll. Cohen's Bluff and
way landing-W T Gibson, Manager.
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MEMORANDA.

Steamship City of Augusta, New York
Steamship City of Savannah. Boston
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TUESDAY. Feb IL, 1890.

GLE AhbD ! Es9A CNpA I.
Steamship City of Augusta. Fisher. New York
&C G Anderson.
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NAVAL SToREs-The market for spirits tur-
pentine was very firm and advancing The
slight fallinr off in receipts having stifened up
the maraet somewhat, there was good inquiry,
but offerings we're light, and only small bust
ness done. At the Board of Trade on
the opening call the market was reported firm
at 39J6c for regulars. At the second
call it closed firm at 40 for regulars. RoSin
The market was very firm at the advance
There was a good demand, with fair business
doing The total sales for the day we're about
300 barrels. At the Board of Trade on The
first call the market was reported firm, at the
81 11l6, F 81 2916, e 81 271b II S! 3216, I
81 5219, K 81 7719, NJ 81 371a N 81 5716, window
glass 81 S213, water white 50 0215. At the last
call it closed unchanged
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RIcE-The market continues quite firm at I'M
cha ged prices. There was some inquiry, but
the offerings were only nominal and transac-
tons were limited. At the Board of Trade
the market was reported steady, with a good
demand, at the following quotations Small job
lots are held at 1aQD14c higher:
Good .............. =. ..............4l 043s
PRIME ..-.-.....-. IA 90
talcy..--.- ...'...... .O1S OOPS
Heat :.---... .51a 90
R0ush-Nomi al
Country ts....................$ 500 70
Til3Water. ................... 906t 10
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ins. No 1eed, ti4e5<8Ll71<; choice sI4s96:
common erade, $l45: brewing. tL5o0lbt for
lair = good, and sL55ll01.so for choices: chsy-
al1Gs ell5Dl.eo per GENITAL
oan-1ne narkes y unse5tled. With marked
tendency 70 eofsening IL priceA Heavy supplies
are = hand from Oregon and Warrington
6ome good contAls are coming to hand b. TO-
days stsamen Surprise. u.s. z06: milling.
$LS53602: good to choice feed. $l775<@lS5; fair.
sls71z0L75; gray. $1-s2lz@LS0; black. $Ls-0
210 per Genital
Corn-Ths market Il weak. under far offer
inss ana light demsud, ct tl.st0ls< per
GENITAL
Ground barley ss20ss
DIPLOMA
Can hoard sales: Wheat-Buyer 1850. u3l16
0Lux cloning Is e1.sl5f; buyer season, q. ~
@lz1k. closing ct $f.42L.
Dsrley-Buysr isaa slsl0l5l3i. closing u
FIEANCIAL~
Drafts, sight. 500; tslegTaphic. Is; ster-
ling bills, bank, s. s.: commercial. A7s: oliver
bars. per ounce. 3l0a91-os: Mexican dollars.
xIK1se STOCKS.
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xrqAL NOTICE..
7ScSzTE URToFKINa COUNTY,
Sakfnufnn.

2SoDATE COURT 0FKINGc COUNTY.
~ q - sssats Of william McRed.
-. No. 90. Order 70 show cause
[[11lou should not be NADIA
11nond, admiuietratof Of tho estate
= almond, deceased. having fled
- peeiflon setting forth that raid
r. = oo0dif1on to Be closed and Il
Ifx1hatton Of the residue thereof
SS1r1oos entitled BY Law thereto, and
- - curt that said petition oess
isn't 70 authorize . distributor
- q aid estate:
;161re ordered BY the court thot all
- - fhs sstate Of the said WILL
~ - and appear before the said
I q King county, state Of Washing.
55nrfRpou Of said court In the city Of
~ - 11th day Of December, 1880. ct the
r. 4elock 4 m. of said day, then and
o9 muee, II any they have. why IN
11ot1o6 should not be made Of the
S6 11i1 ootnse among the hefrs and per.
! e , petition mentioned. according to
- osdered nat copy Of this order
80 yet At ioF ious 9oces.,ivs
~ Rotlneo1llgouc TUESDAY loue),
61ot6d and published in ootd King
4 q een3fal circulation therein.
{S 1rSG 0nnrs this 9th day of November.
RICHARD OSBORN.
judGe Of said Probate Court
Z r. = R.Es' =
Sfi1 o1bosn, clerk OF the probate court
1fg. egate Of Warrington, do hereby
= - above and foregoing document
y 66e1oce and complete copy vi IN order
THoSa1e court TO show cause why dis
7~ p mid oetaic should mot be made In
61fif10d wnttoe made and entered by
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MERCHANDISE

MKRcHAEDIsk
Hops-Easy and quiet
co6ee-options opened steady and unchanged.
to 10 point up, dull; sales II. 900 bags including
January. sl62og16so: March, slSlo9la25;
May, sis@aa2s; spot Rio. Arm; fair cargoss.
lo1<c; No. =, IKE.
Sugar--Raw. quiet and steady; refined. quiet
Copper-Flat: Lake, nominal.
Lead-Steady: domestic, t4SQ
Tin-Clossd easier; straits, $2090
Pesroleum-Nothing doing closed ct &c
BOSTON STOCK ExcHANGE
BOSTON. Nov. 2A-Closing stocks:
Atcnison Topsks.. g Mex Central tcon,. 2o7S
Burlington. 80 San Dego.......-.. 10
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
CHICAGO. Nov. A-Thcre was good trading in
wheat but . somewhat unsettled feeling was
manifest short interests brought consider.
able influence, generally favorable 70 holders.
and strong feeling prevailed most OF the day.
Tue market opened weaker and LGxc lower
than Saturdays closing, and sold of quickly 10
more on failure In Wall street. but good buy
ing started the market upward. and prices
advanced 2szc. May ruled with some frregu-
lsrity, closed &c higher than Saturday. Re-
ceipts, $4,000; shipments. So. 600 bushela
wheat-Ciosed frm. cash. sa1x094f; De.
cember. s5Skc; May. sl02s4.
Confirm; cash. 5s1zc; December Sc;
May, 55kc.
Oats-Firm: cash. t4e; December, SIC;
May. 4S0461fc.
Pork-Firm; January. SlL42k; May. $l2l71S
Lard-Cssh. ss96oS; January. t6z}<; May,
S67a
Rye-Firm ss 67c.
Barley-Hominal Of B1Tc.
Whisky-$LA
shoaldsrs-s4 s71<a5: short clear. ss.so9aso;
short ribs. &.i04S4a
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO. Nov. A.-Cattle-ReceiptA $500;
active strong and higher: prime and export
steers, q 90(gS IS; others. $4lg4S5; Texans. e y
@s2o: rangers. S. 20922&
Hogs-Receipts, 10000; active and higher;
rough and common. SSs00sz5; prime mixed
and packers, eas09s.9o; prime heavy ana butch
en weights, ss.9etes 50; light $2so2aSS
Sheep-Receipts. 1900: heavy and lower:
natives. s4S9s; Westerns, $Sso0+o, Texans,
S. 9S6tA
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CHICAGO 1--we STOCK.
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS,
r.opucs .rcxrrrs AND ouorArsoxa

TkO0VCB ANV 3CVIAtfVSS
SAN FKANeIsco. Nov. A-Produoe receipts:
Flour, goo quarter sacks; wheat s.. 600 centsls;
barley, II 900 centsls: cats, A00o centais; corn
5000 sacks: potatoes 10000 sacks
whsas-Trade h not quick. though the feeling
Is generally better than . week aga No whitA
$50; choice. Mu1<, milling. n15s0lSo pr
GENITAL
ssrlsy-zAs nazkss hsd Setback his asra-
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BREApsrUFFA

IIvxRPooE, Nov. 24-Wheat-In poor de-
mand; new No. 2 winter. n ed; new No.
2 spring. Il "a.
Corn-Demsnd fair for spot and active for
fntureA Spot November and December, -
1lzd: January. s. I'd.
LONDON. Nov. 2.-Adrk Ldae Express:-Eng-
lish wheate steady. Russian and American,
Sd cheaper. Barley and rye, quiet; American
corn, ID dearer. American hour. hrm. 0ata,
FINANCIAL.
LONDON, Nov. M.-4 p. m.-Closing-Consol
Money. IS s-16; money. account. IS 9-i6; U. s.
=. Wa; q. 8 A<A $1.OH<. Bar silver. $50
per ounce; money, ~ Ter cent.
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aaI s.I1l.1 50 "a ST sal 0s


SEATTLE. Nov. "a l69Q
Exchanges ct the Seattle clearing houss toiav
amosnted 70 s2s2osa56 The bslances vess
$7sS0l.57 "sle
1ne market opened up quite brink Yesterday.
ana tne outlook for busy and profitable re ~
among merchants aud commission man =
macn brighter than Is was foe the Fix dan Of
isss week Prices started in firm and there
49, no visible Indications OF any seo-sewing.
Inc market 10 well stocked with provision az
every description. and the supply Of fruit VA
ereasy increased By cargoes brought In iron
Seuiornaa ~ the steamers Walla Walla ana
Hayttan Republic
several cars Of fresh meats arrived Yesterday.
pat me consignments in no way Affected the e.
-. price. Inc advance Of . week ago Of 5<c
on the MOOT = stin maintained, and ii will con-
tlnue 20 until spring. There ID no change in the
pfsee q posafoess and butter, eggs and poultry
remain nrm under IN abundantly supplied mar
ket
AEncHANDrsE AND PRODUCE HxcE1prs
Receipts OF produce and merchandise ct the
pcss OF Seetue during the past twenty -four hours
weee - foiloWs: Northern Pacific railrued 7l2
tons: Columbia = Paget Sound railway, IS
TONS; Seattle. Lake Shore Eastern railroad. SIS
tona BY water-waila walla, go tons: Hay.
tian Republic, 40 tons: Mabel, Is tons; Quincy.
tons: Ciara Brown. tons: Anderxuu. / ton:
xvAnsel. tons: Edith. l ton: Kinsseon, ton:
Csecada tons; Bailey, 8 tons; Washington, s
: o ~ uuoes IONS; Gfaces toms Total receipts,
eHxRRAL szIFMKxrA
GOODS ana merchandise were shipped from
1eabie during the past tweufy-four hours
. follows: Northern Pacific railroad. g tons:
Columbia 4 Puget Sound railroad, 50 tons: Be-
attie, Lake Shore Eastern railroad, 81 tons.
Kingston. s tons: Garland, Is tons: Ey.nssiine'
tons; Edith, tons; Jlsstwood, ton: Cas-
codes tons; Quincy. tone: Nervfn. 4 snn..