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HAYES EULOGIZED.
TO Adopt written Praises of the Ex-
Presidents Life and Character.

Presidents Life and Character.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Feb 23.-The
Loyal Legion yesterday adopted long
memorial on the late Rutherford b.
Hayes, its commander-in-chi Many
eulogies were pronounced, the principal
one being by ex Governor Ira j. Chase
The memorial says; In the world and
Of the world, whatever he was or was
not, few men during the last two decades
80 impressed themselves upon history,
upon civilization, upon the hearts Of his
contemporaries. His amiability and
openhanded courtesy were conspicuous
points Of his character, but these were
never tarnished by obsequiousness OF
loss Of dignity.
Standing on the summit Of earthly
honors, he drank the applause Of his
countrymen at every turn Of his path.
way during the closing years Of his life
yet in the quiet of his soul he turned and
with the gIasshopper sung his evening
song His greatness was not the fash
of the meteor racing across the sky but
the steady light OF living, operating
truth.
The immortal Lincoln will forever
stand at the top roll of statesmen devel
oped by the Rebellion because Of his
amounting by Almighty God. Morton
won lGurels as a leader in the hour OF
trial; untimely death shortened their
days Of usefulness and glory. The
heightened years Of Hayes were filled
with enthusiastic service in the cause Of
learning and humanity. He did moi
write his name on the sand washed by
the waves or drifted by the winds, bui
on the hearts Of a people Of great ma
tion; and of his virtues will we speak I,
our children for their emulation.
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Good News Not conarmea.

BosroN, Feb. 23.- Regarding the
statement made at the dinner Of the
Harvard Club at Washington in that city
last night that Harvard College
Is to receive bequest amount
ing to $1,000 600 and possibly
TO "a, 900, 600. President Elliot says he
knows Of no such gift to the university
Ia contemplation. Such gift may be
Intended, but the corporation OF the uni.
versity, which would naturally be noti.
lied at once, has as yet heard nothing
of it.
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strIkIna switohmen OuIet.

CHICAGO, Feb. 23.-Poliee in uniform
we're this morning detailed along the
tracks of the Western Indiana road from
the Polk Street Depot to Thirty first
street, but there were no signs OF
trouble. The strikers show no dis
position toward attempting to interfere
with the property of the company.
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ohurehIli's secretary bankrupt.

LONDON. Feb. 23-Creil, the son of
Sir Henry Drummond Wolff and seere
tary to Lord Randolph Churchhill, is
bankrupt. His liabilities are nearly
e17. 600 and there are no assets. His
creditors have agreed upon a scheme for
aattlpmaut
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ont ofthe Jaw Of Deatb.

SAN FRANcIsoo, Feb. 23.-The steamer
Peru arrived from Japan last night
bringing advices to February 6. Two
hundred and fourte en- out of 464 fisher.
men were blown out to sea by the gale
of December % and given up for lost.
They reached Hachijo Island safely.
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A nllunnrd In HALIFAX.

HALIFAX, N. s., Feb. pa bowling
blizzard ragged here yesterday afternoon.
There is more snow on the streets Of
Halifax to-day than there has been for
twelve years. Il is piled up to such a
heighth as to make it dangerous for all
vehicles.
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In nIemnrv of Reaurerard.

RICHMOND, Va. Feb. Ex-Governor
Mckinley has ordered the howitzers to
FIRE salute of seventeen guns at inter
walls of ten minutes this evening 6
through respect to the memory Of Gen
eral p. G. T. Beaurepard
Evening journal., 1893-02-23
rerrr,s seleotIon CrItleIzed.

PARIS, Feb 23-The radical journals
displeasure with the selection of
Jules Ferry for president of the Senate.
The conservative newspapers also pro-
test against the choice as eminently i'm
proper, while LES Debats and other
moderate journals approve M. Ferry s
aloction
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AwashInrton celebrIty Dead.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 23-Mrs. Mary
Marshall De Mitkiewicz the wife Of
Count Eugene Mitkiewicz died last night
after long illness She was the grand
daughter Of Chief Justice John Marshall.
Evening journal., 1893-02-23
olereInnd Remembers Kansas.

TOPEKA, KAN, Feb. 23.-Democratic
politicians who have just returned from
Washington are authority for the state
ment that Ex-Governor George w. Click
of Kansas, will receive the appointment
of commissioner of the General Land
OHaa
Evening journal., 1893-02-23
Zoo RsceIres the PIlgrIms.

ROME, Feb. 23-Pope Leo to day re-
ceived the pilgrims who have come to at.
tend his Episcopal Jubilee from South
America, Hungary and France.
Evening journal., 1893-02-23
The Lehlgh valley Pay Car Out.

Easton, Pa. Feb. 23-The pay-car on
the Lehigh valley division Of the Read
ing road ordered back from Sugar Notch
last week, started out this morningito pay
the men.
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TO discuss a Ten-Mne Bicycle Race.

The Warren Athletic Club will hold a
meeting this evening TO discuss the
question of ten-mile bicycle race, which
will probably take place in May. II
will be over the Warren Clubs course
between New Castle and Wilmington.
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who had become tired OF their holdings. wed
with them and with each other in their eager
ness TO sell wheat. The opening was about
the same as yesterdays close. declining
s4lc, reacted slightly, and az the
close May showed a loss OF &C for
the day, Corn-There was some activity
in the corn market early. caused by selling
for Armour and Bartlett and Frazier & Co.,
but with this pressure withdrawn there ap-
peared to be enough innate elasticity in
prices to react from inside figures Nav
opened at yesterdays close. settled down
S615sc, rallied a fraction and closed at 1f61Ao
below yesterday Oats were weak and low,
in sympathy with wheat and corn.
There was no other feature TO
the market. May opened at about
yesterdays close, declined &c reacted a
little aud the close showed a loss OF l4TDasc
for the day. Provisions opened firm and
higher in response to better feeling in tone
of the live hog market. There was smaller
run of the animal than had been estimated
and this helped the firm feeling. After hold
ing steady for n time the market eased OF in
the absence of support and depression in
grain. January pork closed 2Sc under yes
terday's close.
Chicago, Dee. 14.-Cash quotations were as
follows: Flour dun, feeling steady: un-
changed. Wheat-No. . spring 6Ilk0slykc
No 2 red, 6lh@61Hc. Corn-NO. . Sh9sc.
Oats-No. 2, 2s4c. Pork, per barrel, Sl2 70
Gs12 so. Lard, So 07i.. Short rib sides So so
ass CO. Dry sailed shoulders Is 250
SO SO. Short clear sides, e. $685. So Whisky,
81 10.
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lding futures RANGED as follows:

Baltimore Dec. 14.--Flour dull unchanged
superior q s5Q2 IS; western extra 81 25@
IS 1908 65; spring wheat patent SO 90Q4 Is
Wheat lower; No. red spot 65065I4c:
December 65965Ac; steamer No. . red 81
bid; milling wheat by sample 66c.
Corn easy; mixed, spot 4S04sac, new 45Js
December 42SQ43lac; January 42nc; steamer
mixed 42c bid; white corn, by sample. 400
435.c yellow, by sample. 4084i. Oats quiet
and steady; No. white western S5135lac;
No. mixed western 34c asked. Rye dull;
No. 2, SIC. Hay market quiet and steady;
demand active for choice timothy Sl4 506b
Sl5 80. Grain freights quiet and unchanged;
steam to Liverpool Adj asked; Cork, for
orders. 2s bid. Proyisions-mess pork SIS 81
Bulk meats, loose shoulders SC long clear
SAC; clear rib sides SAc; sugar picked
sac; hams l2c. Butter firm; creamery, fancy
3099lc; creamery. fair TO choice 27d2os:
creamery imitation, 24l25c; good to choice
so st TES pac Ie Sal rT Wss tSr q gSod
Cincinnati, Dec IA. Flour, spring patents
IS 758&4 90; family s. 25Ds2 s. Wheat
quiet; No. 2 red quotable at 5Sc. Corn
easy; No. white 2oc; No. mixed soc; No.
. yellow 4oc. Oats weak, low rates prevail
No. white 3<1sc: No. mixed 3ilfc. Rye
steady at 81 for No. q Pork steady and firm;
mess tls co. clear mess sH 90; family SIS 90.
clear family sls %, Lard steady; steam leaf
sac; kettle dried SHc. Bacon Steady; loose
shoulders mo loose short clear ribs sides
1hc;. loose short clear sides 7&e Whisky
SJchuys Ht 10.
81 Louis. Dec. 14.-Flour quite dull
patents So O01S3 Is; choice SO 0ODS2 10.
Wheat lower; December $3.50; January SO.
Corn lower; December 34c: January 33c
Oats nominal: December 27Ac; MAY 30Hc
Pork, standard mess &l3 rs: on orders, $l4 So
Lard prime steam, 50 Cd. Dry sailed meats
shoulders &6 20; longs and clear ribs
So 62Ea shorts 50 so. Bacon-boxed should
ers 81 6fA; longs r. S5S; clear ribs 81 SIX I;
shorts s. S5&Qs 2Sz Whisky, 81 Is.
Wool
New York. Dec. IA Wool, quiet and
unsettled; domestic fleece 2o12Sc; pulled
leG25c.
New York. Dec, 1i.-Rice fair demand and
firm: domestic fair to extra 33s d95x Japan
4a@51s.
Petroleum, Oils, Etc.
New York, Dec. 14-Cotton seed oil, quiet
and firm; crude 2s1.c: yellow sac.
New York, Dec. f4a& Petroleum, quiet;
crude, in barrels, Washington, o. 90; crude,
in bulk Washington. 81 80. refined New York
S. 15 in barrels Philadelphia and Balti-
more, s. 10 bid, in barrels; Philadelphia and
Baltimore, 81 601S2 65 in bulk.
Naval Stores.
New York, Dec. l4.--Rosin dull. steady;
strained. common to good. al 27i401Si 81.
Turpentine quiet and easy at 29hd34c.
Charleston, Dec. u. - Spirits turpentine
firm at 26c. Rosin steady at Csc for good
Grained.
Wilmington. N c.. Dec 14.-Rosin firm;
strained at Csc; good strained ~ 0Oc
Spirits turpenttne steady 26c. Tar steady at
aOc, Crude turpentine quiet; hard 81 %; soft
and virgin 81 GO.
London Dec 14.-Turpentine spirits az:
rosin, American strained, As; rosin fine 9s Cd
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Newport News, Dec 14-Arrived barge 900,
Boston, steamer G d Buchanan. Portsmouth.
Jacksonville. Deo i4-Entered. steamship
Elihue Thompson, Causen, New York.
Charleston, Dec 14-Arriyed, steamer Algon-
quin, Platt. New York proceeded Jackson
vile; schr Eliza A ScTibner, Dodd. Philadel-
phia, on Dec 10, ten miles n Il by N on Hat
teras, in 12 fathoms OF water, passed sunken
vessel, mastheads scraped brightly.
Cleared. steamer Myrtle Dene (Brl Stobell
Bremen; schr Addie b Bacon, Haley, Phila-
Wilmington, Dec l4-Cleared. schr Georgia
Clark, Bartlett, Philadelphia. steamer OrTns.
by LBrl. Marquest, Liverpool.
Norfolk, Dec l4-Arrived, steamer Jos l.
Colby, Boston: schrs 5as Davidson, New
York; Catawamteak, Nowburg. New York: j
G Cottingham. John NJ Bromall PHILADELPHIA
Annie p Chase New York Kate Darlington
and Centennial. Baltimore; &C Wehrum and
Nm Oler, New York.
Cleared, steamers Elphistone [Br1. Deal.
Savannah to Rotterdam; Ernesto lSpl Gar
teise, New Orleans to Liverpool; schr Geo Il
Dudley. Bridgeport; Jas Boyce New Haven
Geo NJ Grant, Providence NJ and a Beswick,
New York
New Orleans. Dec 14-Cleared, steamships
Melbourne, Liverpool Elmar, New York
Port Eads. Dec IA Arrived steamships Ell
Norte. hawthorne, New York; Ayaia fBr
Cardiff; knight Errant lBrl, do
Sailed, steamships Holbein. Liverpool: orc,
Bremen via Norfolk; Whitney, Havana; Hell
vetia, Hamburg via Norfolk; Breakwater,
Belize: Foxhal, Port Limon: GeIdower.
Rotterdam via Newport News; iona. calves
ton.
New York. Dec 13-Arrived, schr Harriet G
Kerlin, Dutch, Savannah
Sailed. schr Florence Randall Brunswick
Baltimore. Dec 12-Arriyed schrs Ida Law
renee Campbell. Savannah; Laura + Messer.
jameson. Charleston.
Cleared. schrs ) - Marts, McElwee, Charles
ton. Genl Adelbert Ames, Jameson, Savan-
nah.
Samarang, Oct 21-Arrived Anna p Utah,
De Grazia. Savannah.
st Thomas Nov 30-Sailed, schr Marancy
Wooster Fernandina.
Honheur, Dec ARRIVED, bark Alabama p
Utah, Pellerano, Pensacola
Bristol, Dec f2-ArriYed bark Argo fNorl
Arentsen, Wilmington, NC.
Barcelona, Dec 6-Arrived steamer Naranja
[Brl. Landdon. Charleston
London. Dec l2-Sailed, bark Gler Obi,
McNutt, Tybee.
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ExpoRTs "a CoTroN.
Grain, Provisions, Etc.

New York. Dec l4-Flour dull and weak;
winter wheat. low grades 81 OOD
clear s. 5OGs2 90: superfine 81 75Q2 10;
patents SO s00a 80; low extras 81 05aS2 As;
southern -four dull and weak; common to
fair extra g 0o4s3 co. good to choice extra
50 1904 20. Wheat, dull and easier; closing
steady: No. red in store and elevator 664
6t67Iac; afloat 6SAd6Szc; options were
moderately active and weak. q lower closing
March 698c; May 725s; December 661Sc. Corn.
quiet and arm: No , red 45hc elevator:
45l.c afioat; options dull and is0Ac lower,
weak; December 44Mc; January 44Sc: May
454c. Oats dull and weak; options dull and
easier; December 1880; January 33Ac; No.
.. white, January 3595c; spot No. 2 33c;
MOI white 35c; extra s5A035Jsc mixed
western 3l9S5c: white western 3513Jc. Hay
Beef quiei and steady; family sl2 O00si4 50;
extra mess $40 50CnSil co. Beef hams quiet
at Sl5 O90Sl5 25 Tierced beef dull; city
extra India mess $40 0JllS20 20. Cut meats
shoulders 69614c picked hams 9Ggllc;
western steam closed 50 80, new. Options
sales none; refined duh aud weak; continent
S. So; South American 80 %; compound 50 25
Pork moderately active and steady; new
mess SIS 00l915 80 Butter quiet, fancy firm
state dairy 20Q26c: state creamery 22,l27c:
western dairy lS022c; western creamery 20
GD.8%c; Elgins 231Sc. Molasses foreign.
nominal: New Orleans open kettle, good TO
choice 30Q3sc dull and steady Peanuts
quiet fancy hand-pieked 3ssGe32c. Coffee.
options opened steady. 10 up to 10 down
Decem Der IL TO- February 10 55; May IS 65
OILS 20; September "A 9S1i5 %; spot Rio firm
and quiet No. z. lSAais%. Sugar. raw. dull
and steady; fair refining 25.e; refined fatty
active and steady on A. 3kGz4 3-16c;
standard l6g4%e cut loaf 595 3-lec;
crushed 5655 3-i6c: graduated 4 3-1e14cM.
Freights TO Liverpool quiet and firm; cotton,
by steam, 5S2d grain, BY steam. 3D..
Chicago, Dec. 1A-Wheat developed very
weak tone to-day. New Workers started the
selling, ana IL was not long before local longs,
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REAL EsIATE.
REAL ESTATE.
NOTICE TO INVESTORS.
-THE-
SGV0nn0h Construction Company.
With View of Winding UP It's Affairs,
Offers for Sale, by Towns or In
Bulk,
IT'S LANDS LYING ALONG THELINE
OFTHE SOUTH BouNpRAMRoAD.

FETHE towns comprising these lands are 10
a Gated in sections OF Georgia and South
Saroilna noted for health, and are surrounded
by back country peopled with thrifty, we'll.
TODD citizens, and offer peculiar inducements
for profitable investment. The town of Fair
fax Is intersectcd by the Port Royal and Au-
gusta railroad, and the town of Denmark is
crossed by the South Carolina railroad with
the Manchester and Augusta railroad nov in
process Of construction 10 it, which makes
both places OF prime commercial Importance
and gives promise OF large and increasing
business at these points.
To individuals or syndicates desiring 10
treat for any one or all OF these towns this
company will max G prices that win give them
a large margin OF profit.
The lands offered and their location are as
follows
RTNCoN. Eflnsham county, Georgia, $50
.cLYo, Enningham county, Georgia, Ic4 lots,
about 81 acres.
EsTILL, Hampton county, South Carolina.
375 lots, bout rs acres.
FAIRFAX, Barnwell county. South Caro-.
lima, 622 lots. about 100 acres,
HAMMOND Barnwell county, South Caro-
lima, III lots, about 80 acres
DENMARK. Barnwell county. South Caro-
lima, 69s lots, about 1860 acres.
NORWAY, Orangeburg county. South Caro-.
lima, 6s lots, about ~ acres.
LIVINGSTON, OranReburR county, South
Carolina. 40 lots about acres.
NORTH Orangeburg county, South Caro-
Ira. l0i lots. about 20 acres.
SWANSEA, Lexington county, South Caro-.
lima. 20 lots about acres.
CAYCE. Lexington county, South Carolina
2O0 lots about 30 acres.
Making total OF about 500 acres laid of
into 1917 lots, varying In size from 25xi00 feet
TO 50x2CO feet for business lots, and l00x3O
feet to threefourths OF an acre for residential
lots.
Maps OF the above land can be seen at the
ONCE Of the company, room No. II, Provident
building. Savannah Ca.
Parties desiring to invest can address the
undersigned, who will furnish any additional
information that may be desired
NJ HAMILTON, Secretary.
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Steanship

Steamship Chsttahoochee, Savage New
York-C G. Anderson. Agt.
Bark Morvig [Norl, Olsen, Perhambuco-
Chr G Dahl & Co.
Ozark Woye [Norl, Andersen, Glasgow
Chr G Dahl & Co.
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Steamship William Crane, Bond, Baltimore
John j. Carolan agent.
Steamer Bellevue. Garrett. Darien-W II
Gibson, Manager.
Steamer Katie, Bevill. Augusta and way
iandings-W Gibson. Manager
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COMMERCIAL.
SAVANNAH MARKETS.
OFFICE MORNING NEWS.
Savannah. Ca, Dec. IA, 1893.
Cotton.

The local market advanced again to-day
and the tone was frm. There was very little
Offering but good demand. The sales Of the
dsy we're 997 bales. On Change at the first
csll. at 1890 O'Clock a. m, the market opened
arm and unchanged, with sales of 153 bales.
At the regular midday call, at O'Clock p. m.
there was an advance Of 1-lec in all grades.
The ssales were 739 bales. At the last call,
a. 4 o'clock p. m, the market closed firm
and unchanged. with sales of los bales. The
orcial quotations at the closing OF the mar
ket we're as follows:
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New York. Dec. 14.--Speculaton at the
Stock Exchange to-day presented little OF in
terest. The total sales show slight falling
off from yesterdays small total and
amounted to 14S,00) shares only. At the start
a good demand prevailed for the industrias
and they all ruled higher. Cordage was
favora bly, Influenced by rumor that the
various intere sts in the trade had come to-
gether. General Electric moved up on state
ments that the financial condition Of the com
pany had materially improved Chicago Gas
moved up rs on covering OF short contracts.
New England rose per cent. at the start TO
30 then broke to 27I9, and finally recovered
to 2SB, The reason assigned for the
decline was that Boston interests
were selling, but this found few
believers. About midday General Electric
suddenly dropped to S72l on an attempt by
small holders to realize profits The general
run of railway stock varied anywhere from
4 to per cent during the day. but dealings
were small. and brokers paid but little atten-
business New England and General Electric
developed more strength and the whole list
closed firm, Sterling exchange was a shade
hrmer than on yesterday and there was talk
about gold shipments by the Havel early next
week 1t had no effect however, as the 10 cal
banks are in good position to withstand
drain at this time and have formed a combi-
nation to supply the metal il desired by OK
porters in a way that the loss will not fall on
any one institution. The net changes for the
dav show losses of lk0D4 per cent, except In
the cases OF Rock island Chicago Gas, Sugar,
Manhattan and Linseed Oil. which gained
about as much. Railroad bonds were irreg
ular
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Per Norwegian bark Woye for Glasgow
2,620 bbls rosin, valued at S5.00o-Raymond.
Judge & Co.
Per Norwegian bark Morvlg for Pernam-
buco, BRAZIL 900 bbls rosin valued at 81 ,e55,
and 1877 S04 feet p p lumber, valued at 81 600
Frierson s. Co.
Per steamship City Of Augusta for New
York-3.I6s bales upland cotton. DO bales sea
island cotton 1928 bales domestics and yarns
20 bales cotton linters, 100 bbls rosin, 300
bbls spirits turpentne. 3s7 oars % bales paper
stock, 3 $50 plkgs fruit, 90 pkgs vegetables, 1913
tons pig iron, i24 pkgs mdse.
Per steamship City OF Macon for Boston
2,0is bales upland cotton, ~ bales domestics,
26 bbls oil. 200 bbs rosin, 280 bbls spirits tur-
pentine. 1900 feet lumber, A. bales hides, 40
bbls fruit, 1857 boxes fruit. 1874 pkgs vegeta.
bles, l67 tons pig iron, II casks clay, 30 pkRs
mdse.
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Per South Bound Railroad. Dec a.
20 bales cotton, 40 plgs tobacco,i3 kegs liquor.
? bales domestcs. 2 cases cigarettes, sack
collars, | case checks. 90 bbls oil.
Per Central Railroad Dec I4--4976 bales
cotton, 20 tons pig iron 200 plxgs mdse, 1853
pkgs domestics, 1853 boxes oranges, 10 cases
whisky, 8 cases eggs boxes " ware, drums
hams. drums bananas, 81 horses, 90 pkgs
household goods. = cases shoes A kegs lead,
1853 bbls rosin, 160 bbls spirits turpentine SO
casks clay. $50 bbls lime. $50 bbls -four As bbls
liquor. cars coal, car meat. cars wood.
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway
Dec 14--3 bales cotton, 3 cars wood, 50 sacks
meal, cows, sack shot, bbls apples. case
eggs, | bag potatoes. z sacks peas, so sacks
peanuts. boxes hardware. car bananas, /
crate boxes . cases cigars, bbls -four, cases
clothing, 10 bbls tar ! case candy. 30 kegs
spikes
Per Savannah. Florida and Western Rail
way. Dec IA .Ssi bales cotton. II cars wood,
cars cotton seed, 10 pkgs furniture 90 bbls
oil, 20 sacks rice, drums wine, $50 bbls flour,
l car furniture, cars hay, 300 1sbbls fish 2
cars coal cars oats, II empty barrels, case
eggs, z cars lumber, IL cars rock, 290l bbls
rosln, "a bols spirits turpentine, 1914 boxes
fruit, 30 plxgs mdse, 20 bbls fruit, bales
hides 81 bols syrup, car pig iron.
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Sailed Yesterday.

Steamship City of Augusta, New York.
Steamship City OF Macon, Boston
Schr r G Pendleton. Brunswick.
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HasgengerA.

Per steamship City Of Augusta for New
York; ID Smith, Louis Krap, DIR Il r Ham
mond. Geo Cresocos.
Per steamship Chattahooehee from New
Xork-C II Witham Viola Miss NJ Goutte,
II II Fernald. c Love, f. Frieker, VIM Brown,
O J Weeks, s Saxton. DR. S Is Sigesmund and
wife, II j Thompson, r l. Thompson, Miss
Metzgar. A LaManna. T. England, VIM Lar
rabee. S i3arri, H Henderson, Miss + Ward,
Miss H Kelly, + Sticknuff, w Ravens, A
Werner, F N Bell ii Hope and wife Mrs D
Mandel, N Blum, wife and infant w C Bent
ley and wife. e Avery. e Blues.ein, Miss Sill
Imam, 4 LaManna, Mrs l. Wallace, w II
Shepard (col, i II Singleton (colj, w Green
(coD, II T Gibson (coll. ID T. Parker (col), II
w Rush fco), G w Aylor (coD A johnson
(coD, M DAILY, w Williams, d A Crockett
(coD, Chas Owens (colD. r. James (eoD, ]
Lihnard (coD ID r Eastley (col), M d Hodges
(co), and 10 steerage.
Per steamship City OF Macon for Boston
Henry Donohue. Miss Mary 6 Dennis.
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Consignees.

Per South Bound Railroad. Dec IA
A Enrich & Bro. X w Simms. b ID Rosen-
brook, p II Ward. M Lynch, Fawcett Bros,
q w Tedeman e. Bro, b NJ Garfunkel, Moore
g. co, NJ ferst's Sons g. Co.
Per Central Railroad. Dec i4-Woods G n
Co, John Flannery g. Co, Hunter p q -,
Butler s. ., Dwelle O & D, Montague& Co,
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HOW are your once supplies Want any
Il thing for next month. or in a hurry III
so, send your orders for printing lithographlng
and blank books 70 Morning News, SAVANNAH,
Ga.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

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Central STANDARD Timel
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Friday Dec * 1904
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-12-15
THE MORNING NEWS: FRIDAY DECEMBER Is. 1898.

L'ville & Nash. 495klW'bash. LISP. N
Louisville & y. A. % do do pref. 10
Manhattan. lbs : Western Union. $50
Memphis s Char. 10 Wheeling & L. E. lax
Michigan Central. 100jz do do pre- so
STATE BONDS.
Alabama A.. 9el. Tenn. new set. Is. 102
DO B--.....-.....l02 Tenn, new set IS. 100
do c.. 9Slz Tenn, new set IS. IA
La. stamped As. 9e Virginia 6's pref. so
NorthCarolina4s o. Va. Trust Reefs IS
NorthCarolina6s ilSjs Va. Fundg Debt. 81
Tennessee, olds.. 50
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-12-15

Steamer Alpha. Daniels Beaufort Port
Royal-C H Medlock. Agt.