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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-03-21
DRY GOODS.

Cleveland, Cornwell & G, err Bkg Co, W G
Cooper. Clarke & u, Decker & #, Jas Douglas
A Doyle, Dryfus Bros. NJ Doyle. Epstein & ".
Eckman & V, Ellis, y " Co, Eckstein x Go,
Empire Bargain Go, l. Fried, | Fried, J Y Free
man. Ferst's Sons & Co. Fretwell & N, } NJ
Fleming w Guerard. $ Guckenheimer & Son,
Heidi & s. IIexter q X. A fIanley, Haines 4 d,
A b Hull x Co, j Hines q Co, u II Levy & Bro,
G @ Haines q Haas, Kolhorn & NJ, Lowell 8 l.,
s X levin, Lloyd a A, n Lang, Lippman Bros,
Juo Lyons & Co, Launey q q, A Lefiier & Son,
d b Lester, d LaRoche & SON. Lindsay q NJ.
u Lovell's Sons. j f LaEar, j McGrath 4 Go,
Lawton McGillis Il II, w Nell & Co, Mills q
Co, J w Moore, Moore & J, Nathan Bros, A +
Macksy, Nostrom & II, A S Nichols. j 0'Brlen,
Neidlmger 6 r. Order Flood s. Go, Order Julien
Schey, Order Lloyd & A. Order Moore, II & Co.
Order A Ehrlich e Bro, Order J J Dale, Postal
Tel Co, Peacock, II & Co, G w Parish, Par
sons Palmer Bros, A G Rhodes & Co. str Katie,
Solomons q Co. l. Strong J Silva, steamer
Bellevue. Savannah Grocery Co, S, F& w Ry,
Il A Schwarl, T Shuptrine & Bro. Savannah 2
Co. Southern Eek Co, ii Solomon * Son. III NJ
Seig, d II Schuman, Savannah Furniture Go,
Savannah Steam Bakery, J II 1'nomasson, ' T
Thornton. w Tedeman q Bro, Teeple & Co,
Timer, ) Vo ask 4 Son. NJ Watson, II =
wilnk, Ny n d | Mcintyre, 1hos West, l. N
Warfed, j = Williams h Co. j d Weed Co
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Per steamer st Nicholas. from Fernandina-
box books, 20 Obls spirits turpentine, $50 bbls
rosin, bales cotton. bdls hides, case hats 80
COW hides, bbls loos, cases shoes, sewing
mlchine. bbls syrup, box tools.
Per Savannah, Florida and Western Railway.
March 40-l24 bales cotton. '733 bbls rosin, 9s
bbs spirits turpentine bales hides, cases
tools, bbls syrup, . cars lumber. , cars ties.
car rail. cars wood, 10 pkgs furniture car
aXles, :l26 bales hay, cases cigars. cars rock,
horse, mule, % pkgs rndse, g. 939 bbs oranges,
81 bbs oranges, 13S boxes vegetables, 40 bbls
vegetables, refrigerBtors
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway March
20 cars bbls, - bbls flour. 4 drums oil, II
sacks cotton seed. box W iron, | bdl oil cloth,
box clothing, cars wood, ] car coal, bdls
stool, boxes goods, crt machines. bXs
signals, bales waste, 10 sacks peanuts, 5
pkgs % hf caddies tobacco. 10 boxes tobacco, =
bbs clocks, crates doors, 8 W screens. l tank C
oil. cases cigarettes, 119 tons coal, 200 sacks
fertilizers, , cars rock,
Per Central Railroad, March 90-2S7 bales cot
tous AZ bales hides, 40 bales domestics, bdls
hides, II rolls leather. - bds paper, - bdls to-
baccO, $500 lbs bacon. l7J lbs lard 10 bbs grits,
3 pkgs pl0ws, 81 bbls spirits turpentine, 6i5 bbls
rosn, 200 bushels oats, 800 bales hay car
beer, 40 bbls WHISKY, Is hf bbls whisky, 81 pkgs
furniture !, 40 bushels corn, 25 cars lumber, $50
bbs flour, % cars lumber, $50 bushels rice, j
cords wood, bblS syrup, 25 ba es Irvine, %
cdses liquor, 800 bbls vegetables . k d carriages,
275 pkgs mdse, 81 bales paper stock, cars brick,
2j empty bbs, car cotton seed, IS boxes soap.
cars cotton seed meal, "a boxes hardware, I
cars coal.
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lev, Fisher, Darisn for Wilmington. Del Csee
Mss
Cleared. schr Mary c Decker, Wicks, Bucks
vile TO load for PERI jefferson.
Sailed. steam yacht Rambler. Jacksonville
Coosaw, ) &. Marca 1s-ArTived, schr Anna I
Ebeuer. SpringaT Savannah.
Brunswick, MARCH i5-Sailed. bark Farewe ]
Ger, Hamburg; brigs Obseryador (Sph Ali
cante: Isabella (SpA. Malaga: schr VIM + Green
* Son. New Bedford.
Pensacola, March Cleared, bark y del
Carmino (ital), Gazzolo, Whitehaven
cleared March Is. barks II Vero Utah. Cafero,
Naples; CIterina Accame utaO, CalderOne.
Gre mock; Chr knudsen tNorl, Nielsen, Sutton
Bridge
New York. March 20-Arrived out, steamship
l-ahn for Bremen.
Bremen. March 1S-Arrived, ship Crusader
(Bri. Hutchinson. Savannah.
DUngeaess, March 1S-Passed. bark Defensor
tNorl, Olsen, Pensacola for Tyne.
Gibraltar. March 4-Sailed bark Emma tAus),
Guiia from Savannah). odessa, without re
pairs.
Plymouth, March lS-Arrived. steamship Nir
glniA OBJ, Knott, Port Royal, S c (see MSS
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MARITIME MIsCELLANY.

Arrived at Tybee yesterday ar unknown Rus
sian bark, supposed Tahiti. from Barcelona.
Baltimore. March lS-Schr st Johus, OF Bel
fast Ne, from jacksonville with a cargo of
lumber for Baltimore, is ashore at Hatteras and
full OF water; one man drowned.
Charleston, G. March 1S-Scnr Iuce Wheat
ley, from Darien for Wilmington. Del, which
arrived here to-day. encountered n severe north
west gale 80 miles south OF Charleston on Sun
day night. Carried away foremasthead with all
attached; lost maintopmaSC, headSaD. mainsail
and split topsails; Capt Fisher and crew we'll.
Beaufort, n c, March 11-PilotS report several
buoys out of position. The wreck of steamer
Abariady Bay is visible in five fathoms at low
water on he outer Diamond Coasters should
keep n sharp lookout when rounding Cape
Lookout.
London, March iS-Stmr Orbo (Br), Hughg s,
from Liverpool Feb 26 for Savannah. arrived AZ
Fayal March q, where she made repairs 10
boiler and proceeded.
Steamer Virginia OBJ, Knott. at Plymouth
from Port Royal, sc, put into st Michaels on
March $ with decks swept away and boats
smashed, steering gear disoriered, and in MANI
of coal. 80
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caused 4 sharp spurt m the market, end helpe
10 carry prices to the outside poiat. There was
good trading on outside account TIE market
opened l40ssc lower than yestsraay's closing,
which was the lowest figures . the day. quickly
developing strength under active buying, which
carried prices up f14c for slay. AMI then easpd
of 1lc. ruled steady, and closed about sc
higher than yesterday. Interest ceotsrsa IN
May, aud TIE aavance was n1Dnsausrsed for
this future than for J uly. while Jue tolnwei
pretty closely the advanee for Way. iniiuencas
which assisted to bring about this sharp ad-
vance were large clelranceSor Hour gronI sea
board ports. AMI the predictions are that the
loadinCs of wheat will be large soon. The move
ment OF winter wheat az iaterorpoints or from
first hands is tephrtssi Iight,l Rnd winter wheat
miilers from several sections write that they
have great difficulty IN getting Wheat 70 keep
their mills running Advices from Ca ifornia
again report rain. Crop news continue TO be
contradictory. Most reports continue To note
damage from winter killing. Cora was fairy
active and firner, avery "a inquiry existing
for May and July from commission houses, and
as offerings were not large the lscal crowd
being mostly sellers, prices Were advanced, The
market opened ~ about the closing prices OF
yesterday. Was fifm and gradually alvaIded Il
6D$sc, became quiet and inactive changed but
little, and closed 1k6Hssc hester than yesterday
In oats there was q decided Increase in trading
in this market. ami during most of the session
an excitedfeeling existed, ana prices tluctuated
| sharply. The recent siowness 10 the market
| induced heavysshort selling for Nay, and the
| market became oversold. slsgni arrivals and
! small stocks here created copsldosaolei uneasi-
| ness among bsa 5, aad an attempt TO cover re-
suited in a material increase in the volume Of
trading and an advance of %sc in prices. IN pork
trading was only moderate, and The feeling
rather steady. Opeaing sales were made at &c
decline, but little inquiry from short Interest
caused an advance I 10 u JOG. Later offerings
We're slightly increased,.a local manufacturer
| selling about 3 900 barrels, and pisces recovered
| 5Gb7Ec. and toe market CLOSED stead1 at a re-
| duction. In lard only fair tradeNcaS reported
and the feeling was steadier. Opening. sal IS
| were made at 26n2I5e deciae, but better de-
| hand and a stronger MARKET prev.siled later,
and prices were adEapced 2leQ5c; Toward tn
| close the feeling was easier. and tae market
| closed at about medium figures. In short rib
sides trading was iiiofe stale, and there we're
| few changes to note. 81 49, go esq
| Cash quotations were as follows: Flour was
quiet but nm; dssaiors asting zoe advaece;
Wneat-No z spring 7o'sg9eoSSe' N No, !, ,oI red
oats-No. 3, si94c. Mess pork SO a71atlo 70.
Lard at s6 01t6@6 10. Short rib SIDES, y COG
Short clear sides, boxed, S. 1905 -. Whisky
| 81 o.
taan,p, f,,t we IN N rod fnllnvx7.
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Nrw YoRK, March 90. nooh --Sto cks dull
Int firm. Money easy NJ 5Is@4 per cent
Exchange -long. 81 ~ q; shor1 - S5Wi -.
but steady.
lollo slns were the n jon stock quotations:
Prize 49,. ss14 Richm q y. IL.
rbiealo Eof.a.ft9a Terminal -. 80. 81
Ta.ej ao-e .....lOs " sterI Unoa... siN
KOr...z W. pref.
SEQ d. NJ .-l.xcliangc cl0sei qaleL 51t strong
a. ~ ~ 5l.g r6lf. ~ iey easy NJ JNs per ~.
sfib treasury balanc 's--eon. sigfD t.0lJi cur
rouey. 81, 1900. Government bpnds iuil % =
sasai' four per cent ~ four @Da mar
psr cont. coupons l03 Z. STATE bones duii AID
lenturelsas 49,.
out re day, There ~ae, dlrNs tle Es''a .r
portion VI tue da3 df9ppiug ieiaenff ~ ~
General lst thong no impression vas titlf
49,. s,sioss ,skl,sat vie + hesFs we're ffgi'ns
aga fbaf b. Duly q sery NmtrQ sapA ~
~ fsfy lffls ID tls & nsftl ilst tn9fF' NAt
soaae seliing vi Lniy4 ea' 40 y ~ e.. ~
support a,psas q 10 tie s.'ys ron b'ns'"
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Market Report by the Flori la Fruit
Exchange

JACKSONVILLE, FLA. March 20.-The orange
market continues to improve bot1 as 10 de
mand and prices, and will in all probability re-
main in this condition of short supply, strong
demand and high values throughout the re-
lnainder of the seas IN.
Telegraphlc reports from the auction sales OF
the Florida Fruit Exchange on March IS show
a maximum of 81 l., a minimum of Sd, and an
an average of So 20 on everything offered.
from 81 IS to So ?5, xtra russets, s. % 10 So So
ordinary russets, 5. % to s.. Cool navels, 81
TO So. Grape fruit is little SOW, except fol
very fancy, and that is wanted at gooi prices.
Mandarins and tangerines are sure to do well.
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PASsETL4ERs.

Per steamer st Nicholas. from Fernandina-
Mrs NJ White, Capt T. McAdams, Mrs Paine
Biglow Miss Essie Sutton, A Harris, A Ryals
and 6deck.
Per steamship City of Birmingham. from New
York Mrs Isambert, d b English and wife Il
Blunt, Mrs Blount, Hiss A Blunt l. Mayer, A
Ingram, Mrs Golden, II Weed II Spiyy, G A
Rode, w Sheppard, II b Snyder, E S Williams.
wife and inf, Mrs NJ L McLaws, Mrs J l. VIII
Jams, NJ d Lawrence, w e Woodford, NJ
age.
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EYPDRTS-

Bark Srecna T (Aus), for Genoa-3,3l1 bbls
rosin, weighing 1,52j,00j pounds--Patersou,
Downing & Co.
Per park Superior (Sw). for st Petersburg
thew harbor)-l,G50 bales upland cotton, weigh
ing SO9,9 pounds.
Per schr Annie Bliss, for Baltmore-263 0I6
feet p p lumber-Dae, Dixon & Co.
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A branch of the gnited States photographic
Office has bsen established in the Custom House
at savannah Notice to mariners, pilot charts
and all nautical information will b. furnished
masters of vessels free OF charge. Captains are
requested to call at the Office
LIEUT. f III SHERMAN
In charge Topographic Station.
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FRIDAY. March 81, 1890.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY. -.

Steamship City of Birmingham, Berg, New
York-C G Anderson.
Steamship Orbo (Brj. Hughes, Liverpool via
Fayal, in bailast-WiIder & Co.
Steamer Bellevue, Baldwin. Beaufort, Port
Royal and Blufton--J G Medlock. ARt.
Steamer st Nicholas. Usina. Fernandina-C
Williams, Agent
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

MlNIAFJ&G ALMANAC-rdlS DAY
Sun RISES.
Sun SETS ............. 80. ..............6 90
HIGH WATER AT SAVANNAH .4S:13 A II 1924 p NJ
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people, though it yielded only slightly Mis-
souri, Pacific was also pressed for sale. and
haded OF 70 a slight extent. while of the other
Gould shares Western Union alone Saowe any
life, AMI that was weak. losing nearly per cent
after selling ex-dividend. sugar Rsiineries was
the special feature. aud it novel up at first on
expectation that permission TO declare dividends
would be granted this morning; bur when the
decision was reserved it again fell away. Later
however the belief that there has been an IN
ders anding between the North River Refinery
people and officers OF the Sugar Trust. and that
all opposition has been withdrawn, led to an
improvement, ami the stock closed at last
nights figures In the regular list only Tennes-
see Coal and Wheeling and Lake Erie stocks
showed any real strength, and the first named
moved up rom 81 to 5ise, the rumor being that
the Brice-TROmas party had acquired large
block Of stock, and that the late depression has
teen for the purpose of accommodating stock
Wheeling and Lake Erie preferred rose 2l6 per
cent. and reacted 1@s per cent, but closed with
material Improvement The market finally
closed dun ana steady at Insignificant changes
for great majority of the list, the only i'm
portans differences baing . ivances of 21S per
cent. in Tennessee Coal and 1Js per cent. in
Wheeling and Lake Erie Preferred aud a loss
.of ] Il per cent. in Colorado Coal The sales Of
stocks aggregated $1,000 shares. The following
-rtn0r NJ
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Leaolng tut res ran zed as follows:
Ooen I1igne5s Go

LoaOl0E IuC lroS rau ECU is lOllOhSs
Open NJ. hghes- CLOSING.
May delivery. 1928 sOtS oPs
As;ii a aSilssTy. $50 s. s ssN s g
March delivery sl34 M 2lA
May delivery. sllh va ~
March delivery. $40 27l4 $40 b $40 s1I5
May delivery. 10 % 10 % 10 42]s
ARD, Per / n lbs
& May ds fs!sFs'y g a. g 9 s} Z
HORT KtBs Per HOLDS
March delivery s. Oal6 IS ossa S. O?15
May delivery. o2}a sea 800
ST. LOUIS, March eo.-Flour firm and
cash 7Sc; options-May delivery Il IsGD SC July
delivery 75Isc asked. Corn higher; No.
mixed, cash 2516G125>sc: options-May delivery
active an higher; No. . cash ss1ac May delivery
2314c. Whisky steady at s! 02. Provisions
very quiet and only small joo trade done.
PORK at $40 So Lard-prime steam nominal at
S5 so. Dry salt meats--bOXed shoulders ST.
longs and ribs s. 1905 2s, short clear s. 800
5 3?16c Bacon-shoulders 81 80, long IS ID,
CISc1SNArI, March Colour closed strong
Wheat stronger; No. red 79% GS0c. Corn
strong and higher; No. 2 mixed 32c. oats
steady; No. 2 mixed 246124l6c. Provisions-Pork
steady at $40 e2,f Lard quiet Bulk meats
quiet Bacon closed quiet, Whisky active at
81 o.. Hogs easy.
LOUISVILLE, March 2O.-Grain and provisions
unchanged.
BALTIMORE, March 20.-Four dull; Howard
street and Western superfine 81 O002 so: extra
So 1908 80; family So 1904 80: city mills, Rio
brands, extra 81 20D4 40 Wheat-Southern
|isteady Fultz S0DSGc; Longberry Sl6DS c; No. 2
southern 6J087c; Western steady No. winter
red, on spot and March delivery 633s0S4c.
Corn-Southern active aud about steady; white
36Ql3Sc; yellow 36131c; Western steady.
NAVAL STORES.
LIVERPOOL March 30 noon. Spirits trrpen-
tine 31s Cd.
NEW YoRx, March ,noon.-Spirits turpentine
steady at 431ec. nos N steady at S11j0120.
$500 p. IN -Rosin quiet at 81 l531 20 Tor COM
mon to good strained. Spirits turpentine quiet
but steady at 4315c.
CHARLEsroN. March 20-Spirits turpentine
quiet at 40c asked. Rosin firm; good strained
at 81 IS.
WILmGNerox March 20. Spirits turpentine
firm at s0c. RoSin firm; strained III 10, good
strained 81 Is. Tar firm at 81 -. Crude tur-
pentine firm; yellow dip 81 90 virgin 81 90
RICE
NEw Yo1K March 20.--ltics fairly active and
firm; domestic 41a@6l6c.
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DEPARTED YESTERDAY.

Steamer. Ethel, Carroll Conea's Bluff and
way landings w T Gibsoq, Aanages ~ "a
Steamer st Nicholas. U5nia Fernandina-C
Williams. Ageat, & ~
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ARRIVED UP FROM TYBEE YESTERDAY.
Bark Theodor (Sorl. Anderson, to load for
Cadiz-Chr Il Dahl a. Co,
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SAILED YESTERDAY.
MRaroRANpA.l

Scnr Biancn IQpAllS, looo1Wi . y. ~
MEMORANDA
Buenos Ayres, March 1i-Arrived, bark " D
Rucker Ger, Rsbrberg, oayapnah. ~
Fayal, March 6--Arriye1 steansnip Orbo (Brl
Hughes, Liverpool for Savannah tpuuin to re.
pair boiler an proceeded. n ~
Giimsby, March98 ~ fAii5ye', hafl iIolyo tSorl,
Andersen. Pensacola.
MonIeyideo. March f5-Arriyed. bark High
flyer @ srl, ErqkS.n- Psuse;5la
Que 'nsag w. y arcp5b ~ Ftas ~ s.isaE@ %gib ce
Charlie yprl saard, fensaeQle, naN no
s Rotterds 3 fss To- AS.i.eA IseSs AAezer
Nor, AielseH. Savanna!e gc e-r.
Tdestes March lg+=ESr3ged. faFltf Gngislmo
Carlo Stanford utalI Starai. Savannah.
New Bedford. March ls-Arrysd. Drig EInice
II Adams. Fordhanl Pot Royal, > G fwnalerl.
Baltimore. March Is-thirsd, 5clIs sOrIu ~
Henderson, Safannan, - ~ tlin j Lee, Steel
man. Boft Royals u alt b..Zi .28l-d. ss...
Cape b srf Aarca a f.ls 81 flhs bri3 JphD
VS." fslssaa s sia. sssr ca ~ sLr inr
Baiiey. PARIS PERU Aulbgy
Key West. march il-triyed HehFs Liy. Bo
"1 sS'sis ri IL ssT G- t. rsA ss5t
kins Dar4eg kpaiteiba3a
Delaware. lsfsak sieiFr Aareh ~ Arrived
se1r c.5iisi hA1NhDA ~ - afR ni,r JefDaD
paiials DIds SlArsa is-s5l1t ear 'sa5.
garet a nfF JARVIS nsAan 3.
csffirsfssas sFfef ia rstn fs's tsffk EgOT'
hiae2, lfDyi, fgft Royal y etAf i-aee t4essir
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SPOKEN
NOTICE nd MARTNERA

Ship Crusader tBr), Hutchinson, Savannah for
Bremen March 16, no lat, etc.
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Ga1 AREsD h e sTERD AT,@s Vs..
Bark sresha aAusl.. sealich, Genoag Pater-
son. Downing & Go.
Bark Superior (Sw), Larsen, st Petersburg
(new port) +-Chr G. Dahf& 90. ~ 90 "
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ROOFING.

are the STANDARD PAINTS for STRUCTURAL
PURPOSES, and are composed of pure lin
seed oil and the highest grade of pigments.
They are prepared ready for use, in newest
shades and standard colors, and, on account
of their purity and great covering proper
ties, they are the most DURABLE and ECO
NoMICAL Paints ever produced. One galloa
will cover from $50 to 275 So. IT,, two coats
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NAVAL SroREs-The' market for spirits tur-
was a slow and Indifferent demand, with free
offerings The sales reported .during the daY
were 90 casks at 40c. for regulars At the Board
Of Trade on the openingcall the market was
bulletned firm at 4Oc for regulars. At the
second call it closed firm at 40c for regulars
-Rosin--The market was quiet and steady at
the quotations. The sales during the day were
81 barrels. At the Board of Trade on the first
call the market was reported firm at the fol-
lowing quotations: A, B, c, d and e 81 90
+ 81 2j, & 81 30, H s! 40. l ST 65, K 81 80, NJ
81 30, n 81 60, window glass. 81 IS, water white
So 00.' At the last callit closed unchanged.
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OFFICE OF THE MORNING. NEWS,
SAyANSaB. e.. March 20. 4P n

RICE--There was nothing doing, the market
being duh and unchanged. At the Board of
Trade the market was reported firm at the
following official quotations. Small job lots
are held at 1k014c higher;
talr 500. 1900. ........-- .t......594
GOOD ..--:.-.-..... .s...--..-..-4 14A
IrliHo ,.+..-.- $500. t13lB434
Fancy. .....-......a..5 @15A
head. ......-- -. ...~.-.-f-.. .o15'Oo>4
Rough-Nomi al
Country lots. observation-disclosures 500 70
TiisWater. H.. ........t... '900t o.
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h POULTRY MaEket iirTn; demand July sup
EGas-Markes unsettled, stock ample, and
moderate demand.
: PEASUTs-Full stock. demand moderate;
prices steady.
SuGAR~Georgia and Florida nominal; mono
in market.
HosEy-Demand nominal
SWEET PorAToEs-Ma steady; amply sup
Mi
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1890-04-10
DROWNED.

On Monday night Andrew Spar of
Ludlngton, Mich. was drowned in the
river near the railroad bridge in this city.
tie IN company with two other lumber
men, Joyce and Anderson were on their
way home from the lumber woods in
Northern Michigan. They intended to
take the boat at this place for Luding-
ton. They kept track of the stations,
having railroad time cards with them
and knew after the Branch was passed
| that the next station was Manitowoc.
The train stopped on the railroad bridge
to take on water for the locomotive from
the tank. The three persons naturally
inferred that Manitowoc was reached and
started to leave the train. Spar was the
first and stepped into the river. He
shouted for help but the current was
strong and bore him away. The bell
cord of the train was torn off and thrown
to him. His shouts for help were heard
until he was abreast of the glue factory
People with lanterns patrolled the banks
OF the river but the body was not wash
ed ahore.
The drowned man was a Swede, who
had been only two years in this country
He was a young fellow OF good education
and had been an organist in church al
Ludington
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An incorporated company known as
the Manitowoc Land & Salt Co. has late
ly been organized in this city. The stock
holders are Michael kirwan, Emil
Baensch, A. J. Schmitz, w. A. Walker,
Henry Hinrichs, NJ. H. Murphy and John
Maggie. Together with dealing in real
estate the company will be wholesale
dealers in salt. A large warehouse is
being built on Quay street which will
have capacity of 10000 barrels OF salt
Tho company will also deal in cement
The purpose is to supply all the local
dealers in this city with salt as well as to
supply all the dealers on the line of the
Milwaukee Lake Shore & Western and
such other points as the freight rates
Will warrant competition with other salt
entrepots. The company will be ready
to deliver salt to dealers by May l, in
quantities not less than 10 barrels. Mer-
chants on the railroad line, will save con-
siderable on freight by ordering their
salt in this city, besides securing it on
short notice.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1890-04-10

Do you intend to buy any Clothing ror
Easter? If Sc, we would like to show you
what we have. In Mems Clothing, we
have an elegant line of Cheyiots, Cassi-
meTes and Worsted Suits and are sure
that we can suit the most fastldious
tastes. In Boys and Childrens' Cloth
ing, we are showing a far larger stock
than ever before. In selecting these
goods we have taken great pains to not
only get nice styles but have also looked
to the workmanship and can guarantee
our suits to be as we'll made and sewed
as can be found in the market. In re-
gard to the fit of our clothing, we need
not say much because we have the incest
and best fitting clothing in the city. 1t
will pay you to look us over before buy
ing because we have certain styles which
we control and cannot be found else
where The prices are as low as the
lowest. 0. ToRRIsoN & Co.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1890-04-10
CARPETS.

We have inst received direct from the
mill q rolls of Ingram Carpets, includ-
ing Wool and Cotton Chains, 10 rolls of
Brussels and 6 rolls of Moquette, which
with our already large stock will give
You stock to select from, larger than
has ever before been shown in Manito-
Voc. In this Department, we are also
offering some bargains, such as very
fine Rag Carpet at % cts. per yd., all
Wool ingram at Scots. and Brussels at
30 cts. per I'd. Our trade in this Depart
ment has increased from year to year and
for no other reason than that we have
always sold our goods lower than those
who always claim to be the lowest and
that we always have had novelties in this
Department, which could not be found
elsewhere. O.ToRRIsoN & Co.