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LAURA a. Jones'.

II HAVE returned from Baltimore with q
l. full and carefully selected stock ofgoods
10 suit the Fall and Winter trade, all OF
which will lie sold at the lowest prices pos
sible
/ respectfully invite all Of my old Gus
toners and many new ones to come and
inspect and buy, as am satisfied they will
after looking at my stock. It consists OF
Mems and Boys Boots and Shoes,
Ladies' and Children's Shoes,
both leather and rubber.
Mems and Boys Neckwear and Under
wear.
/ have special bargains in
Brown and Bleached Muslins and
Canton Flannels,
Dry Goods of all kinds,
Hardware. Queenswarc,
Ready Made Clothing,
CGssimeres and Kerseys,
Groceries, Harness,
Hats and Caps,
Shoe Findings, Drugs
etc.-in fact, everything usually kept in a
first class store.
In addition, have added MILNE
RY DEPARTMENT, which is in charge
of competent Milliner from Armstrong,
Gator & Co who Is prepared 10 suit all In
the Millinery and Dress Goods line
Come and see, and / am satisfied you will
60 away pleased.
A +. FENWICK,
Oct 13-3mx
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iso2.
FAIL SCHEDULE.
WeemS' Steamboat Co.
- ssssS@s.
PAqUZEHT RIVER ROUTE,
On and afser saturday, Sepiember ION
STEAMER ST. MAsps

will leave Pier 2, Light Street every S,,,r.
day and Weines5ay ~ So a m g.
PAR Haven. Plum Point, lI,y,ranr.s l,nn
and Patuxcnf River, as Ia az A.. Il /, 40.
ssiet Returning, viii leave Brueilct ey
ery AomiaE, an Eburstay u $50 A. IN.
safterly a .. m.r Milestone Loading az
~ a m, Governors Run ~ Il m Plum
FONT "a p IA, and Fair Haven az 80
>. III fyr BALTIMORE.
FTeigat received AZ Pier 2 rueSday and
tflaay' uatii o p. a., Tor the toll1w,ug
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TREsPAss NOTICE.

ALL persons are notified not 20 trespass
with dog or gun on my premises known a.
Kim Farm" The law will be rigidly
enforced against all who disregard this
J-FRANK RUSSELL.
Sspa % 'sf-Qufw
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DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
FIR President:
GROVER CLEVELAND,
If Eew York.
For Wee President:
ADLAT E. !STETENSON,
If Illinois.
For Electors at Large
JOHN LEE CARROLL.
AL0NZOYL. MILES.
For District Electors
ist District-WILLIAM d. MASSEY,
I'd District-FRED. w. BAKER,
I'd District-JOHN HANNIBAL,
4tL District-C. RIDGELY GOODWIN
9Th District-DR. ADRIAN CLAUDE.
9th District-W. v. BOUIC.
For Congress:
BARNES CONf-TON,
s-Ss5 o. Prfaes Geoyys's..soanty.
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New Advertisements.


ONE Fine Heifer out of thorough.
bred Devon Cow by my registered Holstein
Fresian Bull and with calf by my register.
ed Bull. Price. $50. v. III. NEALE,
25 3 Howard St., Baltimore
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Farmers and Planters Agency
gao 8. CHARLES ST.
BALTiM ORE.
For the sale of Tobacco, Grain, Fruit and
all kinds Of Country Produce.

DIRECTORS:
.Op. SHEPHERD, a. A. CO., President.
.. T. Biscoe, Colvert County. p. A. Bow.
en-, Prince Georges county. q. w. Dor.
sey, Calvert county. p. II. Tuck, Balti-
more city. l.. II. Kinks, Baltimore coun-
ty. A. Posey, Charles county. J. W..
Crawford, Calvert county. j. K. Talbot,
Calvert county G.. NJ. Spicknall, assist
IN! in the tobacco department.
Manufacturers Of High Grade Fertilizers
aud agents for Dissolved Bone, Fine Ground
Gone, Kainii and
Peruvian Gsg6n0.
JiJver and Timothy Seed and all House
held and Farm supplies furnished.
Advances made on consignments.
March Ivy.
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JUTLAND ESTATE,

W1S~E& - 8s10 A1c@&EQE4 IN INC tllIfZ&&G
above referred 20, and containing
$50 acres, more or less
The first mentioned tract Is improved by a
substantial frame DWELLING HOUSE,
LARGE STABLE, CORN CRIB.
BLACKSMITH SHOP, IMPLEMENT
SHED, 8 LARGE BARNS. CATTLE
SHED, MULE STABLE, OVERSEER'S
HOUSE. l BRICK DWELLING HOUSE,
B0AT-H0USE, &c and 10 in good state
Of cultivation.
The second Of said tracts Is improved by
substantial frame DWELLING HOUSE.
TERMS OF SALE:
One-third Of the purchase money TO be
paid in cash on ratification of sale with in.
terest from day Of sale. and the balance in
equal payments in and 10 months with
interest, or all cash at the option Of the pur-
chaser, the credit payments 10 be secured
10 the satisfaction of the undersigned.
Taxes will be adjusted to day of sale.
A deposit Of $500 viii be required at time
of sale.
RICHARD w. TEMPLEMAN.
Attorney and Agent,
% L. Lexington ST., Baltimore, Md.
Oct 13-tsf
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lid. 4 VA. STEAMBOAT co.

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and
4 - y. Il Tx'GERT
commencing Tuesday, October IS, 1892
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SlEAHER WRSfHeeELlND

viii leave Pier 2. Light Street, every Sun.
day At 0 p. m. for Patuxent river direct,
= far up a. Bristol. Returning. will leave
Bristol az 12 m. on Monday, and Millstone
! p. IN for Baltimore, calling at mo- wharyes
below Leitch's except when signaled from
gharves ON the river Tor passengers and
perishable freight
Freight received az Pier 2. Saturdays.
unit p M, Tor the following wharves:
..eiich's' Whites Lsnding.
lrueman'a Point, Ferry Landing,
Deep Landing. Nottingham,
holland Gill, Lyons Cresk,
nfgruGur's Ferry Brst,l,
lower MaTib n, ~. Pleasant Ferry.
HENRY WEl.LIA rs. Ayrar
Ofilto, Pier Light street.
Sept4l
fHos D. II. TURNFR.I JOINS NJ. P,GE
a. -. MULiIKGN. Cashier
SIiesmsji
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RoBr. c. Gowns, Attorney.
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RUsTEE'S SALE
OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE.

DY virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Court
- for ST. Mary's county, sitting as a Court
Of Equity, passed in a cause wherein Sarah
a Combs is complainant and Martha Z
Cough and others are defendants, the un.
dersigDed, Trustee. will offer at public auc.
tom at the Court House door in Leonard
TOWN nm
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New York, March 3-Ceared. schr John @
Sweeney Higbee, Charleston; sailed bark
Altamaha, Darien; brig Robert Dillon, Savannah
schrS Drisks and Holden, Mayport, Fla
L Woodhouse, Jacksonville; May O'Neill,
Ferlandina; Chas II Valentine, Savannah; Wac
camaw, Georgetown, S c, VIM II Shubert Sa-
vannah.
Barcelona, Feb 2S-Arrived. bark susanna
[Itall, Saraceuo, Charleston,
Dakar, Feb 9-Cleared, bark Widga [Swl,
Pahlsen, Pensacola.
1sth-Razeto [Itell. Razeto Savannah
Liverpool March 3-Arrived, steamship Guido
tSpl. Charleston.
Bark-Kong Oscar II [Nor1. Thoruesen, PEN
sacola.
London March s-Sailed. bark Pilau [Gerl,
Palermo, FEB 25-Arrived, bark Fausto LItai],
Spinollo, Pensacola.
Cienfuegos. Feb 27-Sailed, schr Richard S
Sponord, Nicholson. Mobile.
Halifax, March 2-Cleared, bark Winnifred
lBrl, Mclnnes from Pensacola) Buenos Ayres,
having repaired.
Alexandria, Va, March 2-Saied, schr Water
man Taft. Jr, Mckenzie. st Simons, Ga.
Apalachicola, Fla, March S--Arrived. bark
stephen g Hart. Piers sou. Boston.
Cleared-March 9-Schr Helen Z Kenney. lBrl,
Corbett Mantanzas.
Brunswick. Ca March s-Sailed steamer
Mayfieid [Brl Beattio Liverpool.
Also sailed-Schr Pope Tono lSpl, Albi -.
Cleared-Bark Emigrant lNorl, Aalboin. Stet-
tin
Galveston. March s-sailed, schr Thomas e
Smith. Pensacola
Georgetown, 5 c, March S-Arrived. schr
Jessie W starr, Lynch, New York.
Pensacola, March 8-Arrived barks Conto
Oscar L lAusl Ragusin, MRrsellles; Gaspare
litail. Lauro, Harvana
Cleared-lsarks Abela [Norl, Fagerland. Bar
row; juno lN0rl simonBen, Amsterdam 'Loin-
Ing lNoFL Ike, Lsaoa. .uN
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THE MORNING NEWS: SUNDAY MARCH 6, 1s9TWELvE PAGES

slSc: farmers 2s<9s14c. Freizhts to Liver
pool firm; cotton, per steam. S64d: grain.
55zd.
CHICAGO. March 5.-There was decidedly bear
ish feeling In wheat during most Of the session.
and low prices ruled. Unlike yesterday dull
ness and apathy seemed to prevail everywhere.
Longs made haste 20 sell, and bears. taking
new courage. assisted in the decline by selling
freely. Weakness continued through
out the session. with no noticeable
reaction, and closed weak and only slightly
above bottom figures Of tie day, at loss OF over
lc compared with yesterday. Corn was quiet
and easy and transactions were confined 20
range Of &C; the close was lsc lower than that
Of yesterday. Oats were dull, easy and feature
less Hog products were quiet and rather easy.
The close shows pork unchanged, with lard and
ribs Sc higher.
CHICAGO. March 5.-Cnsh quotations were as
follows: Flour steady and unchanged; spring
patents 81 400s IS; winter patents 1904 50;
bakers, 81 5064 60; straights 81 50
"a 90. Wheat = No. spring, s7sse; No.
9 red, 92c. Corn-No. e axe; No. s.
39039Ac. Oats-No. 2, 2914c. Mess pork. per
barrel. $40 92I& Lard, per 100 DIS. 80 3716;
Short ribs sides, loose, s. S005 S2ls.
Dry salted shoulders. boxed. 81 1905 80.
Short clear sides. boxed, Sc %. Whisky at
81 IA.
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GEORGIA POLITICS.

Harlem Sentinel: No one with southern
blood coursing through his veins should tax
any stock in the third party movement. 1t
is an instrument in the hands Of the repub-
lIcans to break the solid south.
cambridge Democrat: The true, tried,
iron-ribbed democracy Of Georgia must be
everywhere and at the head OF everything
that believes in or tends to promote its
principles. The old democracy has saved
the liberty Of the people of the eouth time
and again since tho war; and 1t is bound to
go on conquering and TO conquer.
Solicitor w. NJ. Howard Of Lexington
will be a candidate before the next legislat-
ure for reelection, and has already begun 20
push his candidacy. He will be opposed by
II, II. LOWS OF Hanoock county and Ira g.
Van Duzer OF Ebert county.
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--fARITTMF MISCELLANY

London, March 3-Steamer Conntv ~.
Brown, from Charleston for LivernooJIO - ~ III
rived at Queenstown with her rnachina.gu "a a. ar
order. 0H'Hery Out o6
Steamer ALBANIA. Capt Lan9worthv or,
pool from brunswick, reports that on Fab ~
lat a. lon Il, who passed mast annars,,, . n
lacked 70 submerged wreck ! a.
Washington. ID c. March 9-Sebr a.
Mulford, Henderson, from Bull River g ma ma
Wilmington, Del, with phosphates. is AZ s y or
port leaking and with loss OF mainssiI aoS ua-
eral spars ''1'4ii eld sew.
Pensacola. March s-Bark Jennie svr.
morse, from Galveston for PascsgOula Neu.eys
mere yesterday seriously damaged havirr,,p s. ~
In collision with bark Alice Cooper ri zen zen
cumber from Mobile TO Liverpool 9rbas IA, ia
Cooper is also badly damaged. Ailcs
New York, March 3-SteamerS Seminole d..
Jacksonville, reports the following Martb ~
Hatteras Shoals, passed bark Levi 8 And,a-oS
from Wscasest for Key West, in tow Of Steve
Joseph l. Colby, same day, 20 miles M b,l :
from Hatteras, spoke schr Georgietta law
from charleston TO New York with loss of 80
san; "a, of Fenwck's Island, passed schr ~
Flint from Fernandina for New Yor- on aas
four masted steam schr bound N Off Ha,taa
passed large Quantity OF wreckage. consis,i-@s
OF small lumber; appeared to be saloon as
ing; March !, off Hatteras, passed whalebso-
steamer Joseph Colby, with bark lev, sS'i ~
drews in tow, from Wiscasset via Nae II
News for Kew West. '"p~s
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sMARKETs BY TELEGRAPH

FINAN ClAL
NEW YoRK. March 8, noon.-Stocks opened
active but weak. Money easy at 9 per cent. Ex-
change--long, 81 651H; short, S4 S734. States
bonds dull but firm. Government dull but
steady.
Erie. ............3 SO Richm'd & w. Pt.
Chicago & North. 1874 Terminal. ......-
Lake Shore. :. 1855 Missouri Pacific s7ss
New YoRK, March 5, 500 p. m.-Sterling ex
change closed quiet but steady at 81 $3.50
So11 commercial bills, 81 S4346D4 STA. Money
easy, no loans; closing offered at per cent.
Government bonds closed dull but firm; four
per cents liz. State bonds dull but firm.
Sub!Treasury Balances-Coin, sos, sc, 900;
currency, $40, sS3, 600
The stock market opened with firm temper
10 the whole list, with the exception of Rich
mond and West Point securities, and New Eng
land scored further improvement in the first
hour. Vsnderbilts we're still strong features,
and Lake Shore rose rapidly from 1885 to
l401S. Michigan Central more than keeping pace
with 1t with a rise from 1875 to ile on much
smaller business. All the other stocks of this
group felt the stimulus. aud Northwestern and
New York Central made material gains, selling
up to the highest point for the week. Up to
this time the concessions in everything but
Richmond and West Point were insignificant
but that stock opened down 1A per cent. and
retired per cent further, while preferred. after
opening down 3A per Mt. at 0S further
dropped to o. In the face Of weakness in the
rest of the list it rallied TO o. but closed at g.
The general lust quickly ran off in the last hour,
and real3atlcns and heavy short selling,
together with tho execution OF some stop or
ders, accelerated the decline. Lake Shore
dropped from lS0l6 to 1864 Northwestern from
1919 10 49, Reading from 5SIS to b5A. Lacka-
wanna from 1885 TO 1894, and Delaware aud
Hudson from l4ojs to i371S, while the entire list
was brought down below the level of the open
Ing figures. Early advances we're lost In all
cases, and in many additional fractions. The
onslaught was kept up 20 the close, and the
market finished weak at the lowest prices Of
the day. Michigan Contra Twas the only stock
wh.ea held on to any portion Of its advance,
and u Is 5h per cent. hieher to night at lle,
though tho bid a. tie close was materially
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Soer-John Parker. Hilberry, Barb.a..
=, REQ ss-Ceared, bark Angelo Schiaf : -, T.
HartOla. Genoa 4-iAo lital
Schr-Clsra Phinney, PhinneF csIv.
delaware Breakweter. March 3-An|n,,s-ss.5s1
the Shears, schr John Ames. BrI,nsss--3i.Iea :
New York NA-'"lck Tor
r,l Fe29s9coia. March a-Arrived. banks Pbo.-.
ton. O'ees NalEeS-
Salied-Warwlck. Tillotson, do: Aunis FL,
chum. Lee do; A Block o. Gaudso,,r,.Se. Z {, kes
w Child. Beck Havana. PEI Aorrs
ock. - ~ a. Gresn.
Bsrks-kirsten [Norl, Isaachseu c,s,
S S, lswL Jacobsen, Bilbao: Agnes Ca5lssog
lGNor Ihorsen. do; Choice lBrl, snthsT,isoss4.l
schr-Tofa. Wilson, Cinfoeses
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The Morning News City Delivery

Is as perfect as money. experience and con-
slant care can make it, The paper Is 10
livered in any part of the city as far soutL'
as Estill avenue promptly and regularly,
Immediately after going 70 press, anu VIZ WIZ
as nttle delay as is pcsslDie to make certain
delivery. The service is the best OF any cry
In the south, and Is under the immeaiale
supervision Of the business Office. None ou'
the oest carriers are employed. and our COZ,
slant aim Is 20 make this important depaIs
mont faultless la the southern part OF Lay
city prompt delivery Is made ny wasony
guaranteeing 10 those living a dis.en
from the Office an early service. The NOR
INC News will be delivered regularly I III
ono month, 81 90; three monthS, - ~
Your subscription solicited
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COMMERCIAL.
O-C-~-~~~~-~---~--- --~-~-~@----~-~-~
SAVANNA MARKETS.
nFFIcE MnRNINa NEMa-

OFFICE MORNING NEWS,
SAVANNAH. Ga. March s. 1892.
CoTToS-Was very slow In trading. The
market, however. remains very steady at the
quotations The offering stock is compare
lively light. The total sales for the day we're
only 3s2 bales. Ga Change. at the opening
call, at 10 q. m, the market wa bulietined
steady aud unchanged. with sales
of S25 bales. At the second call. ct p.
m, It was steady, the sales being 20 bales At
the third and last call at 4p. m. il closed steady
and unchanged, with further gales Of 81 bales.
The following are the official closing spot
luotations Of the Cotton Exchange:
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CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Nant Gwynant [Brl, Lewis. BARGE
Iona Strachan Il Co.
Steamship Nacoochee. Smith. New York-C @
Anderson.
Steamship VIM Crane. Foster, Baltimore
j Carolan, Agt.
Bark Lepreaux [Brl, Brown, Garstou Dock
Minis Sons.
Bark Elpida [Norl. Henricksen, Hamburg
Chr q Dahl g. Co.
,schr Margaret A May, Jarvis, Philadelphia
Jss A Roberts& Co.
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Per Central Railroad. March 5-245 bsa,
cotton, 1872 bales domestics, / bale hides Ok ID,
lbs lard, 5Ocaddies tobacco, $500 lbs bacon ss
bbls spirits turpentine, 355 bbls rosin, Ia
bbls lime. $50 sacks oats IS cases liquor, "a baIs
bbls liquor. 515 sacks flour, cars lumbar Ios
cords wood. 70, 100 lbs railroad iron. "a bnngg o
matt. 652 pigs mdse. 4,26O lbs furniture Ia
pigs wood in shape, l75 bDis cotton seed oil 10
cars stone. "a pkgs hardware. AZ tons pig iron
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway. March
ID case shoes. 81 nests trunks, craft commas
pipe, cases whisky, 10 cases pickles, rs basEets
candy, box brakes, 8 bdls burlaps, bdl hides
odl leather, ! car empty bbls, bbs -four
cars wood. 251 boxes tobacco, cases cigarettes
70 ools spirits turpentIne, 10 bbls rosin
Per Savannah, Florida and Western Railway
March 5--l9 cars lumber, 67 bbls whisky, bdj
skins, 30 bbs rice, 50 pkgs mdse 116 boxes
vegetables, $500 boxes oranges. "a bbls oranges
952 bois rosin, l79 bhls spirits turpentine, Ss
car buck oats. -
Per South Bound Railway, March SIS bales
cotton, 10 pkgs mdse is cars cross-ties, rs tons
stone. cars lumber, q zoo brick, 50 b6ls rosn
bbls syrup, coop chickens
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NOTICE TO MARrNrps

Notice to mariners, pilot charts aud all mar
teal Information will be furnished master ~ !.
vessels free OF charge in United States Hyd,o.
are requested to call at the office. F'@uls
LIEUT. F. II. SHERMAN.
In Charge Photographs Station
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New York Market Review.

New YoRK. March 5-The orange market
was strong, Indian River, g oo@4 90; brights.
russets, 81 10000; craps fruit, 50 000$3 90;
Strawberries. 50075c; beans, 50 COOS 90; toma-
toes 81 50613 60: cabbage, 81 5000 so; egg
plant, $40 0o0i5 90; asparagus, 81 OO0l so per
bunch. PALMER. RIvENBURG & Co.
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sweet potatoes, o busn., whlte.. ~ % bO
PoULTRY-Market quiet and moderately sup
piled: demand light.
FcGs--Market is steady; overstocked; light
de uand.
PE.aNUTs-Ample stock, demand light, prices
steady.
sueAR-Georgia and Florida nominal none in
market.
HoNEY-Demand nominal
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Leading futures closed as follows:
Or,apfnar ut0taef

May delivery. SIX 90 5 90
BALTIMORE, March s. Flour unchanged Howard
street and western superfine So 1908 90; extra
IS 5000 90; extra family 81 S5a4 rs; city
mills, Rio brands, extra, SC OO@6 %; winter
wheat patent 81 S5@5 10; spring patent IS 600
IS; spring straight, IS 9S15 So; bakers. 81 IS
Q5 TO- Wheat steady; No. red. on spot and
month 81 03W1031B; Southern wheat steady.
Fultz, O3; Lougberry, 81 GOAL o.. Corn
Southern firm; white ct 491605lc; yellow at
4S1S0150c.
family So 6003 IS; winter patent s.; fancy
50 6004S5. Wheat was easier; No. red s5c.
Corn was firm; No 2 mixed 4216c. Oats
were were barely steady; No. mixed S9l<
81 l21S. Lard was quiet at 81 25. Bulk
meats were easy; short ribs Sb rs.
Bacon was firm; short clear at So 80
Sugar stronger. Hogs quiet; common
ers. ss7O@4 CO. Whisky steady at 81 IA
ST.. LOUIS. March 5.--Flour was duh but
unchanged; family 80 1908 %; choice So so
patents s. 4504 55. Wheat closed 4c
below yesterday; No red, cash, 92c; March
delivery closed at g; May delivery closed
Corn closed dull No. 2 cash, mixed,
97$sc; March delivery closed at C; May de-
livery closed at SS14c. Oats very quiet;
No. leash, sOl6c; May delivery closed at sl16c.
Bagging 61e0734c. Iron cotton ties 81 20d1l 25.
Provisions quiet-Pork new standard mess
eli 259ii 571S; old. 50 IS Lard-prime steam,
SO s5@6 30. Dry salt meats-Boxed shoulders,
loose, at "a 5O longs IS IS; ribs, s. So;
short clear SO o5 Bacon-Boxed shoulders
IS so; longs Sc 4506 so; ribs So 4506 30; short
clear So 55Gl6 60. Hams-Sugar- at 80 %
0l0 so. Whisky quiet at 81 u.
NEW ORLEANS. March 5.-Coffee firm; Rio,
ordinary to fair, i5D1716c. Sugar very strong
open kettle, strictly prime and prime. 25s;
fully fair, 15-l6@sc; fair to good fair, 224@
prime 9l5-lo0Sc; inferior exc; centritugals.
choice to prime yellow, 311@95sc; white,
90; off white, 13-16095sc; choice yellow
clarified, S950S l1-16c; prime yellow clarified,
3l5@D3 916c; of prime yellow clarified $50
3Sec; seconds, 214lD314c. Molasses steady-open
kettle, thers were no sound goods Offering;
fermenting 15@g2c; strictly prime. l9c;
prime to good prime. 15g17c; prime i7c;
good common to good fair, 23025c; choice
to fancy, S2c; good prime, 15@l7c; common,
5000; inferior. $4,000; prime, 2002ic; fair to
syrups 24099c. Bacon. boxed shoulders, So IS /;
longs 81 %; ribs 81 25. Whisky quiet; western
rectified 81 O491 0S.
NAVAL STORES.
NEW York, March 3. noon-Spirits turpentine
steady at 81 SO0l s71a.
New YoRK, March 5, 500 P NJ Rosin
firm and quiet; strained, common to good
81 3o@1 S71e. Turpentine dull and steady at
GHARLEsToN, March 5-spiriss turpentine
steady at 40c. Rosin firm; good strained at
III SO.
nothing doing. Rosin firm; strained at 81 10;
good strained 81 20. Tar steady at 81 80. Crude
turpentne steady; hard 81 %; yellow dip 81 90;
virgin 81 80.
RICE.
NEW YoRR, March 3.-Rice fairly active and
firm; domestic. fair to extra 416061sc;
Japan. new, 5l4A53Sc.
New ORLEANS, March 5.-Riee firm;
prime to good. 4K049sc; ordinary to good
414m43lc
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his court to be INSTRUCTED by such proceed
ings; that Thornton could be arrested and
kept under arrest. aud IS soon as the curt
was through with him he could carry him
TO Macon, and not before. AZ soon as the
court adjourned and Mr.. Thornton left the
court room. the marshal attempted TO ar
rest Thornton. Thorntca called for Capt
Pope, the county sheriff. 10 protect him
from arrest, under the orders OF the court.
Brave old Capt Pope responded
promptly and prevented the arrest. The
marshal appealed TO the bystanders to assist
him In carrying out the order Of bis court,
but the citizens arrayed themselves on the
side Of their sheriff, and told him they
would uuhesitatingly stand by him and
Judge Martin, and would not permit the
marshal TO arrest Thornton. These facts
were reported 10 Judge Martin. who sent
for the marshal and demanded an explann-
ton. The marshal apologized and said be
did not understand the order of the court,
and IL he bad he would not have attempted
to arrest Thornton in defiance OF the court"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-03-06


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