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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-06-03

I.NOTICE y hereby given that sealet
~ blds will b received b. The Boar
IoS Coo0issioners Of Dubois county. IL
diana. q the Auditor's once II ~
|county, up 70 Tie 18th day or June. l0oa
|fbr The construction o. . two sloey ston1
|cell house, adjoining The couaty jsiI 81
sid county, situated On lot No. i42. Il
Tie towD q Jasper, according 70 IS.
|provsd plans and spocifcasicns shersol
500 o. 1le n The Auditor's oflce. A
|seid ecsaty, ard opsn 70 the Inspection
|of bl6deso.
Sid building % b completed On o.
before the l5lh day o. Noeso6er. 1894,
= GOD esd su0ciess bond n ths Gum
os Ooe Thoesand Dollars must eccom-
pasy sacE bid. asd he Co0nleeiouero
rc:esvs ths right . reject any az 81
~ er0es o. he Board or couuiauios.
80 q DUooIs County, Indiana.
JonS GRAngLsPAcaRn.
Auditos Dubois Comfy.
April -, J7-ss.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-06-03

I'm she Dubeis Circuit Court No go.
In the matter OF The Estate Of Conrad
Keller, deceased.
NOTICE 10 hereby given that upon
An petition filed in said Court BY the
|Administrstrix Of said estate, seiting up
tine insuflciency Of the estate Of sAid de-
cedent 70 pay the debts and liabilities
thereof, the Judge Of sid court aid On
the 28th day Of April, 1892. end sAid e.
tate to b probably insolvenf, aud order
sbe same to Be settled accordingly The
creditors Of said estate are therefore
hereby notified Of such Insolvency. and
required % file their claims against said
estate for allowance.
Witness the Clerk and seal Of said
Court q Jasper, Indiana, this 2lth day
o. Nay, le92.
lGNATZ ECKART. Clerk.
TssyIoF : Haatsr, Atsys. usy as
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-06-03

AAnislss1n5er's sale Of Real

A1m1n1soDnoor's Sale Or Rea
Estate.
NOTICE b hereby givsn that By vir
~ the Of IN order Of the Dubois Cir.
|cuit Court, the undsrsignsd. administra-
tor Of The estate Of Bernard Kluemper
|deeeased, will Offer for sale q public
|auctioo o. the premises. On
SATURDAY, JULY 9th, 1894,
The following described Real Estate, I'll
|uated ID Bsinbsidgs township, Dubois
|couaey, Indiana. eo-Wie:
The undivided tWo-thirds parts Of ths
vest half Of the southwest quarter ol
|eectIou No. thirty 1907, township No
|oue ~. south. range No. four a, west
|eootaintng % acres, moro or less.
TRRMs or SALs.-One-third OF ths
|puschaso money 70 b paid cash; the
residue II tw0 equal insfallmeuts q si1
|aod twelve month& the purchaser givipa
NOTES for deferred payments, bearing
per eent- interest from date, without any
relief, sod with good surety to the ssid
Ad0isistrator's approval.
Sale 70 begin ct I one o'clock D. u.
JOHN 8. HUMBERT, Admf.
Taylor : Hunter, Attorneya
JoDe 3, 1892. o6wl.
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Democratic state Ticket.

nntrrno-.
CLAUDE MATTHEWS. yermiiiion.
i.lcufeunnt Governor.
MORTIMER SlE. ispSrfe-
Secretary II State.
VIZ MYERS. Madison.
Arlifor ~ State.
JoHS OSCAR HENDERSON. Howard
Treasurer ~ STATE.
ALBERT GALL. Nsrson-
Attorney General.
AfDSzp q SIXTH. Jennings
Reporter supreme Court.
Sidney X NOON. Fuiian-
saperin' snien' y PnHir Insfructior.
HERyy p vOD1FS. johnson.
stare Siafisticiaa.
VA FEELE. JR Marion.
Supreme JrSre Second District.
JErTHA y NEW. jennings.
San-eme Jnage. Third District.
JAMES xcCArE. warren
supreme Jndge. FIFTH District.
1lx0rHY o. HOwARD. s. Joseph.
Appellate Judge First District.
GEORGE L. RFryHAED. spencer.
Appellate Iuige. Second District,
FRANK GAVIN. Decatur
hrpsllate Judge. Third District,
THO. r DAVIS Hamilton.
Appellate Judge. Fourth District.
ORLANDO J. LOTT. Delaware.
Appellate 1aige. Fiji District.
GEORGE 4 Ross. ckss
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Hoa. w. v. Lucas, ex-State Auditor Of
IswA says II have used Chamberlain :
Cough Remedy in my family and have no
hesitation in saying u i an excellent rem
sdy. believe al that il claimed for Il.
Persons afflicted By cough or cold will
Ind il frisad" There i no danger from
vhcoping cough when this remedy d freely
given. IS and 81 cent bottles for sale BY
DR.. J. p Salb- 4w.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-06-03

RArLRoAD EXCURSION. The railroad
company runs excursion trains to Evans.
wills tomorrow from I'll points on III
line on account Of Barnum Z show. FARE
from Jasper, Huntingburg and Ferdi
nand u placed Ct 81 IS for the round
"Trip. % al regular trains. but good only
On day Of sale. Train leaves Evansville
returning 1t 8 o'clock. p. %. This vii
afford ell % opportunity 70 zee the big
goet show On EARTH
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Notice Of Application for LiquoI

N0lck T. hereby given - the citis<ns n ysspsr
~ cambridge tosnship. Dubois county Ind thai fhs
sppy y he County Commissioners q Dubois counfv I,
ner next regular session IN June lisa. for I n
cense q retail ntsxicafine nquor beer and vine and
- TIE isw - Indiana governing such l;c.us
Ins precise location wksss said liquors are 70 BE- sold
- - - Se- - - shown the original plat Of he
ss.n q SssDsr, hsinbrfgs township. D1Isis county
an1a PAUL KU1KkL.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-06-03

jobs T. Bsssz. ~ ~ eooe Statesman
from Doboia Uho rspsoseose he Secosd
distsics - c0ogTsos. 30 Fsso0IDaled
Thorsdsy q cosvsasioo hold q Fssseh
Lick sprisgA visosssss CoonercisI
W regret shas o1r vincsnpes COO.
temporary thinks Il proper % speak II
This manner ob0ns Ooo of The moss osli-
mahls gentls0ea Who ever represented
IN lsdians dIssries u Congress II
Ssssss Delegation 10 The lower HousG
dos Dos contain - ebler member u
one uho servoe HE eoassitsescy better.
-Washingt0a Demoerat.
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4 3 mar1fsci1Fsd . pow'der ukich can Sc elver
IN glass 81 beer. cup % coffee o. tea o. IN food
wifhout The knowledge Of the patient II 10 absoutei,
harmless and wlu eject reruan<ns and speedy cure
veether the patient noderafe drinker a. - Alec
ho1c wreck hes been given In thousands of case
nd N every instance perfect clrs has followed u
1evef En1no- he system once inpregnsfed With ths
SDer6c Il becomes utter mposs6iry for The liz 10,
appetite @ exi Cures guar Anteed - page book q
Raruealsrs nee. Address 6oLDsz SrEcnc Co. Il.
Raes . Ci.<innsfi. o. CIV.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-06-03

w. J. Seller. o. 10 Jsspes CooF3Ds,
- j. ~ city to-day o bosisess. Ne
II . toeeellgeos sd pleasant youDg
GentIe0aD ed ably ossises % mskio9
that staluert Dsooesasic paper interest.
Co. Democrat.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-06-03

SeconA An.uan Cn~~e,ee~e>t
Es:ssiss !. q I, shs es:ees schools :
!. n,to'soe: ns'' sSo As,soe ,ovsss'ps
- p 49, . Dooosss 1nursoeys Soe'
~ 49,: isss. :, ?. 2.
SoaG--Moshsrs songs.' ChoIl
Isvoessiea. Rev. ,. J. Kssr
Addrsss Il Gsr.ss; Rev: ,; ,. Ksss
Music. knoxvilIe Orchestrl
Lsesors--Dubois Copssy,-
Sosg--whsrs Yoe So The
Aoes,s osesa Chol'
se'scesAo. oeeeea %
80. Aos. sons = neaese'
Oee!eoessoe--resr1ck heery
= nver o. Liberty: r. ,. Hoffman
SScnee Oc,PM onIp CnoiF
~. tn q LIt.le
nm AISLE beckmss
'''''-A's Ds'oss
Aotuo1y Leoee
s sse Anoxv'i's Orehsssss
mons a'ho''es
- .r 1sry hsso'son
~ SSPP
son~--R,ov. ~ v;.a N.~,;i, fhc;
DecIaaafion--First voysee 81
CoIumbus ISsIIe Gsllams
DseIansiios--BsttIs o. Wssssleo..
Leolie EllIo
5esg--llooaIIghl SAIL Choir
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-06-03

~ = faded and discoloved beard Il
untidy and : misfortune II may Be
prevented b. the use Of Buckingham 7
Hair Dye for the whiskers, . never fail
Ing remedy.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-06-03

NOTICg b hereby given that The IN
- dersignsd hss been appointed b,
the clerk Of the Dubois Circuit Court
Aouinistrstor Of the estate OF Conras
hssssl. late Of Dubois county, Isdisna
deceased
Said estate II supposed to Be solvent
WILLIAM II. HARRIS, Admr.
TFsylos : Hunter, Attornsys.
Juoe :. 1881. 36w3.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-06-03
ALBEIT n BoHxERr. EDWARD BoHxKE1
JASPER UNION FLOUR MILLS (!

BoHxERr BRoTHERs having purchased
the above well-known Mills, have had
them thoroughly overhauled. AID are
nov prepared to make the best
Patent Roller Flour
ever made in Dubois county The
Pearl Belle il strictlv . straight grade
|of first quality. Our Family Flour IL
d brand that for lie quality cannot oe ex-
celled. We solicit the custom Of Farm
ERE, and will be ready q al times 70 ex-
change -four for wheat n the highest
market price.
Bring rs YoUR WHEAT, and &c will
pay Won cash oil the market will allow
CORN MEAL always on hand 70 eel
or exchange. Bran and Shipstun q The
lowest market price. Give ne : trial
and We will try 20 please you
Mills on the North side OF Jasper, On
18th and Mil streets.
BOHNERT BROTHERS.
Jasper, Nov Z, l6S0.-y.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-06-03
Democratic County Ticket.

For SDsrir. ALBERT II. TEAYEOg.
Fpr Treasurer. JACOB BURGER. JR-
Cean'y Assessor. WILLIAM w KENDALL.
Fsr.S srvtyor.-HfsNET BERGER
T1r cofcrAr .-JOuS r. MEINKEE-
cemni-ss,ntr ~ Dist CONRAD JACKLEY.
gamni.sicner "a i,lstrirt.-JoSEPH FRITZ
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-06-03

NOTICE is hereby given 20 The stock
~ hoIders Of classes A. 3 b. Of Phsni,
Building and Loan Association Of jas
per. lad. that there will b : meeting Q,
stockhoIdefs held q the IRE engine
house Of the town %
FRIDAY. JULY !, 1894,
for the purpose OF slectiDg o6icsss %,
sAe eosofng year. and trsnsGcting soel
oeher o0sineD - may cone beforo III
seoekhoIdero.
qr.n.s -. aEA..z-rArnsz, 10y
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-06-03

PosTroxED.-The Childrens Day exer
cisss q the G. p. church u ireland. have
bsea indefinitely postponed.
eEB AxDERsoS, Supt.
A. ALExANDeR, Sec'y.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-06-03

Far Rspfssepixiive. Dnbpfs aad Narsm rcunties-
WILLIAM A. WILSON.
Pr Renrs-fnta4ye Lawrence. Orange and Dahoi.
couzties JOHN L. NEG ENTITY
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-06-03

~ he sossh bound train Killed !
eou O W0. Burgse's lssn 7hsFsday
seeming.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-06-03

Or tow be- hssn quite lively III
pest week Quite : nu0bog q %.
|yousg folks went % Portsssvills % hsss
Rev. Cheok proaeb ; 0e0ogial SERMON
my sspsstsd : good tios. excepting
|shsss yoosg eo.pIs Uho got lost % theiI
|wey hons. I would sdviss those yoonG
folks 70 saks 5000 older persos slou1
that ksows ~ rod. - so0e oos shsi
ksovs wet fro0 sooth, next time shey
90 ost.
Quite : nunber attended decosstion 4
Shiloh Hoeday- Plenty Of grub - %
he Groond ard svesy sody sssnsd q
30 10 day - pleasantly.
Dr. @. L PsrS ssd family wero q
towD Saturday. fsoo WsshIDGtou.
Oar Z. : D. baggage MASTER - 10
TOYS Mosdsy- he says there aso %
bsggsgs charges % re babies
The Argus writer seems % WOrry
hinssIf sbost ~ysne Bug We doot
kDev vho - =. bot - y : poor boy, h
- % name. JUHs BUo.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-06-03

The earpesters began work o Martin
Baechsr's rssidenes Iass Tuesday.
Johs KrodsI and 90 psistsd Dr.. Nor
decks nsw residence this week.
The farmers ere about done planting
corn q last One % or iarmess broke
|his ground shrse tiDss; 10 bas surely
earned The corn - will raiss this yeas.
DR.. CobIe snd family, o. KooxviIIe,
we're whiting relatives here ths nrss u
'the week
Mrs- julia A. white, Of Carui, Ills. \
Visiting hee brother, Tbenas p. Hope,
near this pIace, and viii also visit Fela-
tive ID Martin eoonty.
George Nix and wife returned hoos
'Iast Tuesday from New Albany, Whers
'shsy bed 49, visiting relstivss the pest
s0sr weeks- They also visited Louie
willie and JeGsrsooviIIs, md went
|throagh The Prisos George says be
80 giad when be got ont; he thinks Il
IL bard looking plaes; he u . kind
hearted 0as, asd ~ pisies she poor
Iwretehes ID thers; ~ 80 three mea
who0 b knsw before they we're sesi
there
Mr. Jos- Wogkman, Of Martin Co., and
Christ scanning. % PosssssviIle, and
|sooe othor vesesan o. PorssrsvilIo G.
A. r., decorated he soIdisr4 graves q
dis pIses Monday. MADsE
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DECORATION Oar wss generally Oh
served in this county on Mondsy. Al
jasper the member Of Guekes- Welmar
Post. @. A. H. assembled at 81 o'clock q
the morning. and details visited III
three grave yards n this locality, pot.
ting flags and flowers o. twenty -shrel
graves il g. Joseph's grave yard, whoru
they were addressed by Rev r. FideliI
in . short and appropriate msnnsr
Three graves were marked In The psblI<
grave yard, and too il the Evans grave
yard.
when the details had returned and -.
ported, most Of the members vent "a
Shiloh church % assise he Post sheru
and take part IN the ceremonies. TherG
Was large number Of people there whG
we're appropriately addressed b Rsvs
Bean. Charnes and Tho0es, and Counsy
Supi Wilson. and Mr. W. W. Ksndsll
"a picnic dinner Wss partakea Of. and
the soldiers' graves n that vicinity a.
appropriately marked.
A Onion Valley. % Hall tovnshIp,
the Post bad . very large meeting. ssd
were addressed b. W. = Cox, EsQ. q
an eloquent and Impressive me0orisl
speech, and By Rev. J. 2 Wslsos. To
day wss pleasant ose ard 0any fFionda
Joined the various Posts n their mourn.
fuI patriotic exercises
Al Birdseye The @. a. r aad May
citizens assembled q the Baptist chorch
where : procession 80 formed, end
marched 20 The graveyard ard strevod
q lowers over the grnves Of The seven d.
parted heroes there inferred DoeaIIa
were sent 70 mark the resting pisces 81
four soldiers il the Bunk gFsveysrd.
and one in the Wsddle graveyard 6pir-
tied addresses were made b. Rsvs.
Robinson. Of The ~ 3 Church, and
Chetser. Of the Baptist churcb-
Al Mentor the graves Of elk fallen SOL
diers were properly marked. and 3D.
dresses we're made By w. H. BoDser.
Esq. Bernard Smith and james ~
inRle. I'll tending 10 encourage and keep
glowing the spirit Of patriotism.
Al IIuufingbnrg The Post sa1 Sons %
Veterans visited the ersveyards q that
and marked theIr eoorades
raves. The assembly was od1rooss6
~ comrades w. r. Mc1lAhas A. len
snds
The people Of every locality surne8
put in large numbers % assist u he
beautiful and impressive eersaosIss ~
he day.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-05-07


New York, May o-Arrived. steamship VIE.
land, Hamburg; City OF Berlin, Liverpool
Arrived Out-Steamship City OF Chicago,
New York for Liverpool.
New York, May ARRIVED, schrs Clara Il
Bergen, Burroughs. Charleston; John Can
non. Harrison. Georgetown, @; Nellie Floyd
Johnston, Georgetown, s Q.
Cleared-Brig Moss Glen [Brl, Iverson,
Charleston.
Copenhagen. April SO-Arrived, bark Birgitte
[Norl johnson, Savannah.
Deal, May 3-Passed, bark Esra [Norl, Mel
son, London for Savannah.
Hamburg. April 30-Arrived, bark Pallas
tNorl, Staubo, Savannah.
Harrington, May ARRIVED. bark Gustav
Frederick Focking lGerl, Michaelson, Bruins
wick.
Norrkoping, April 29-Arrlved bark Cathe.
rine lBrl. Healey, Savannah.
Buenos Ayres, March 22-Arrived, bark Bald.
win IBrl, Wetmore Pensacola
Boston, May Arrived, schr Frank w Howe,
Perkins, Brunswick.
Baltimore, May ARRIVED, schrs Isabella
gill, Collision, Savannah; Nellie w Hewlett,
Sharp Charleston; BENZ Lee. Steelman,
Charleston; Emma G Middleton, Somers,
Charleston; Blanche Hopkins, Davis, Savannah,
Cleared-Schr Edward q Hight, Richards,
Charleston via Lambert's Point
ball. Eddy. Havana.
3d-Arrived, schrs Howard Peck, Mehaffey
New London for Union Island; William 7 Don.
nell, -- for Satilla
Cleared-Schr Hattie Darling [Brl, Kelly
darbOr island.
Sailed-Schrs Edwardaw Schmidt, Cranmer
Philadelphia; Oscar Schmidt, Bull, Phlladel-
phia; James Ives, Smith, Perth Amboy.
Coosaw. S G. May 4-Cleared. steamship Bel
bingham (Brl, Stephens, United Kingdom.
Darien, May 4-Cleared. bark Altamaha. Hick-
man, New York; schr Susan II Richie, Brown,
New York.
Fernandina, May ARRIVED. steamers Milo
[Brl, Williamson, Philadelphia; Kate Fawcett
lBrl, Gregory, Sapelo.
Jacksonville, May 4-Cleared, schr Thomas
Dinsmore, Conwell, Philadelphia.
Port Eads, May 4-Sailed, steamship Honiton
lBrl, Pensacola.
Nobska. May 3-Passed. schr Joseph Souther,
Hatch. Brunswick for Boston,
New Haven, May 4-Arrved, schr F PEN
dleton. Dodge. Fernandina.
Pensacola, May ARRIVED. steamer City OF
Wakefield [Brl, Townsend, Philadelphia; barks
Ringhorno lNorl, Andersen, Grimsby; India
Norl, Andersen, Calais; Johapne tNorl, Rafen
Barrow; Golden Horn [Norl, Andersen, Ham
burg.
Cleared-Barks Amaranth [Gerl, Mass West
Hartlepool; Avo G IItall. Mari Naples; sohr
Clara r Colcord, KavanRugh, Fall River.
Port Royal. May 4-Sailed, steamer Coventina
Brl, United Kingdom.
Philadelphia May 4-Arrived, schrs James d
Dewell, Chatheld, Brunswick; George Church
man, Risey, Georgetown, s O; Elwood Burton.
Kitchens, Savannah.
Cleared-Schr Angie Green, McElwee,
Charleston.
Delaware Breakwater, May 4-Arrived, schr
John II Cross, Grover, Brunswick (and sailed for
Philadelphia).
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ADVERTISING FOR MAY WEEK.
A Golden Opportunity for Merchants
IN Raar pic Daa,,Ita

A Golden Opportunity for Merchants
to Reap Big Results.
Every merchant should take an interest
programme which has been arranged will
attract thousands Of our friends from the
surrounding country. and business men Of
Savannah should take advantage of the
time to gain the confidence Of the country
merchants and farmers
Judioious advertising is an eloquent aud
effective salesman" distinguished from
the verbal salesman In this, thab
while the latter talks TO one GUS
toner, the advertising salesman In
talking TO thousands. u Is conceded by
the most successful business men shat cour-
ageous intelligent, persistent advertising
means the largest possible success in any
particular line. Your advertisement is
your representative, and should be piacad
In the most effective fields
Next Sundays edition Of the MoRr-
ING NEWS will be unusually large. and
offers an excellent opportunity to thesmer-
chants for advertising in its columns. Tho
MORNING NEWS will make its visit 20 all
those who contemplate joining in the May
week celebration. The people In the
country are searching It's columns
for news concerning che festivities and
planning where they will purchase their
supply of all kinds of goods when in the
city. The advertisement makes an impress
sion, a memorandum and purchase lie the
result. The sensible business man viii take
advantage Of the opportunity and secure
40.
Contracts for large spaces must be made
early this weeks to insure good positions.
Telephone 364, and our representative will
call upon you.
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MARKETS By TELaIHAeA
FINANCIAL.


New YORK, May 6, noon.-Stocks opened
dull but steady. Money opened easy at i1S@2
per cent. Exchange-long, 81 S6160s4 $3.50
short, 81 ss614 ss14: State bonds neglected.
Government bonds dull but steady.
Erie .............. 301s Richm'd & w. PIT.
Chicago & North. 1871 Terminal. ....... s1s
Lake Shore 1855 Western Union. 80
NEW YORK, Nav 8, 500 p. m.-Sterling ex-
change closed quiet but steady at 81 S7160
50; commercial bills, 81 $500 S794. Money
easy at l1662 per cent. closing offered
at per cent. Government bonds closed dull
but steady; four per cents i15s4. State bonds
neglected.
Sub.Treasury Balances-Coin, S10l, e06, 900;
currency. Sl0,S4s.000.
The stock market at the opening was quiet
and tame, but with the remains of yesterday g
depression showing in lower quotations and
further slight losses in the early trading. The
fact that the pressure had been withdrawn
soon became apparent, however. and prices i'm
proved under the demand from shorts, though
no material progress was made until the after
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-05-07
LIST OF VESSELS IN THE PORT OF
SAVANNAH.
SAVANNAH. May 6. 1892.

SAVANNAH. May 6. 1892.
STEAMSHIPS.
Chattahooohee, ,sss tons, Daggett. New York,
cld-C G Anderson.
VIM Crane. $50 tons, Foster, Baltimore, Idg-
Jno j Carolan, Agt.
Pawnee IBrl Ii67 TONS. Phillips, in distress. dis
Wilder & Co.
Cortes [spl 97s tons. vingoy. Barcelona, Idg--
Red Jacket [Brl, 1897 tons. PAUL. Hamburg,
ldg-J NJ LANCE & Co.
Five steamships.
Tagal [Norl, 1927 tons, Sorensen, Europe.
ldg-k Minis Sons.
One ship.
Undipe [Ausl, 100 tons, Cobevich. Europe, ldg--
Thora [Norl, 646 tons Olsen. Europe ldg-Chr
Hos NOR, 72s tons, Johannessen, Europe, ldg
Ariadne INorl. $50 tons, Hansen, Europe. ldg--
Chr q Dahl & Co.
Fiiadelphia IAusl, $50 tons, Poldengo, at Tybes,
wtg-Chr Dahl & Co.
Maury [Norl, 497 tons, Olsen, Europe, Idg--
Auna [Norj. sos tons, Olsen. Europe. ldg-
Petrus LNorl. $40 tons, Hausen Europe, ldS--
Chr. G. Dahl & Co.
Richard [Russl, o92 tons, Engblom, Europe. ldx
--Strachan & Co.
Nevada [BrL ga tons, Gilmore waiting
Entgheten Rus Il ,l2S tons, FaRerlund, Europe,
ldg-Strachan & Co.
Belamino [ArSl $3.50 tons, Arias, in distress. wig
Geo Harriss & Co.
Lovfald Norl, CSC tons, Haaversen. Europe,
ldg-Paterson, Downing & Co.
Alba ltall. bS3 tons. Sanguinetti, Europe, ldg-
Chr Dahl & Co.
Sundsval [Swl. 9l5 tons, Sorenson, Europe,
lcg-Paterson. Downing & Co.
Marie Norl. 663. Evensen, at Tybee, wig
Minis & Sons.
Johan Wilhelm [Ger1. rs tons, Nietzke Hams
burg, cld-Paterson, Downing & Co.
Pillau [Gerl, 40 tons, Gerlach, Europe, l6S-=
American Trading Society.
Eighteen barks
scHooNERs
Margaret May, 500 tons, Jarvis Philadelphia,
ldS-Jos A Roberts & Co.
Lille Schmidt, $40 tons, Henderson, Bati-
more. ldg-Jos A Roberts & Co.
John Twohy, 95S tons, Thatcher, New York,
ldg-Jos A Roberts & Co.
Mary Cook, 4i4tons, Higbee, Philadelphia. ldg
Geo Harriss & Co.
David Baird, 632 tons, Booye, New York, Idg--
Geo Harriss & Co.
Harriet Kerlin, 49f TONS Shaw, Philadelphia,
ldg-Geo Harriss g. Co.
VIM II Shubert, 610 tons. Sloan Baltimore or
Philadelphia, ldg-Geo Harriss & Co.
John Ames, 9l6 tons, Olsen, Portland, ldg-
Geo Harriss G. 90.
Jennie F. Wiley, 800 tons, Bulger, waldoboro,
ldg-Geo Harriss & Co.
VIM Nicely, $50 tons, Thompson, New York.
ldg-Geo Harriss & Co.
Chas s Davis 60s tons, Sooy, Philadelphia, idg--
Geo Harriss & Co.
Balme lRpsl. - tons, -, at quarantine.
wtg-Master.
Twelve schooners.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-05-07
New York Market Review.
Reported By Palmer, Riuenbur0 d Co. succ
sors to g. s. Palmer 1856 Re1de street. N. Y

Reported By Palmer, Rivenbur0 d 90. success
Sors to @. 8. Palmer, 1866 ReGde street. ". Y.
NEW YORK, May 4.-The orange market re-
mains unchanged. with light receipts, and fancy
fruit goes out readily at extreme prices Indian
rivers, 81 0O05 so; brights. selected, SO 500
25; straight lines, SO tO43 IS; russets. So 750o
8 IS; grape fruit, 81 00D3 90; piueapples 300
40c; Strawberries. Charleston 1e025c; Floridas,
$50 lie; North Carolina, l0025c; new potatoes,
primes, 81 000S or; seconds, So 0005 90; string
beans 81 0014 90; asparagus, Charleston, 81 so
az so; North Carolina, 81 5000 90; beets,
Florida. 81 1902 IS; cabbage, 81 1908 90;
North Carolina, 81 5002 90; celery. 40@sOc;
pease, North Carolina, halr-barrel crates 81 so
"a 90; boxes, 81 5002 IS; Charleston, crates,
81 coal so; baskets, 81 25Gs1 80; Savannah, 75c
0sl 90; lettuce. 81 5002 50 radshes, Norfolk
950COc; squash, 81 750t2 %; tomatoes. car
riers, 80 0O03 so; crates, 81 0O02 50; southern
eggs, 151l51fc; duck, i61lsc; geese, 10000.
New YORK, May 6.-oranges Indian rivers,
81 O0D5 So; brights, SO 01Gb4 %; russets, 81 rs
"a 90; strawberries, l2b25c; pineapples, 900
sc: tomatoes. 81 5O62 so; beans Florida, 81 so
al so; Savannah, 81 O0@S 90; pease, 75c(1$i rs;
lettuce. 81 09@3 90; asparagus. 81 o002 90;
potatoes, S. OOH7 90.
PALMER, RIvEHBuRG & Co.