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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1893-07-05
HAWAITS NATIONAL FLAG.
1t Now Floats Over the Palace IL
Honolulu.

The Hawaiian National flag was Hoatej
over the palace at Honolulu on June 2.
Tho formal occupation ot tho palace ty
the Provisional Government. and The raiSin:
OF The National emblec, over il, ga regarded
by the anEexationists generally and by many
OF tho natives as 2 i:nal blow 20 monarchy.
The buildns WIS !or;nally Dedicated to its
new usas on June t with i little ceremony in
which troops, Government band, and Off
cia!s participated.
The Provisional Go7ornncnt on Juno
paid to Clau, Sprs;kn.s tas $4,000 owod to
him, ar / therais feeling OF relioi among
the officials that ths Government is 20
longer under obligations TO him. S2rccsles
denies that hs was actratod by desire to
embarrass the Government by demanding
ere refuxh 81 his money,
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1893-07-05

AN old saying in new garb Is sug-
cested by circumstances. Some peo-
ple are born poor, some achieve
poverty and some have poverty thrust
upon them by the misfortune of be-
ing heirs to large estates that en-
deavor vainly to pass through the
hands of lawyers.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1893-07-05

The world that VIC inherit must have an
origin; that origin must have consisted i'll a
cause; that cause must havc been intelligent; !;
that intelligence must have been supreme: /:
end that supreme. which always was and is
supreme, we know by the name OF God
[SCu;ci EiYine..
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1893-07-05

MILKaAN (apolo9etics!ly) - The
milk is little blue this morning.
Mrs. HouseLceper-lt must be think
Ing how everlastingly poor it is get
tinp.-TrOY Press.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1893-07-05

IT shows better discipline to have
parents take after their children than
it does to sec the children taking
after their parents. Rochester Demo-
GRAFT.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1893-07-05

Generally speaking. rs those who have the
most grace and the greatest gifts, and are of
the most usefulness, are the most humble,
and the most meunlY ofthemselyes, so those
bnughs and branches IF trees which are
most richly laden with fruit bend downward
and hang lowest.-lDr. Gill.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1893-07-05

T1AID Wis. TuE---lsn't that water
unhealthy? Chic lgo Landlord
What? That water, sir, is filed with
life and strength. cleveland Plain.
nna lar
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1893-07-05

SINCE the introduction Of type
setting machines, with seats for tine
operators, the printers trade has lost
a great deal of its standiug.-Troy
Press ----,--,-,.----,sz-7c-rsL Ler-----rs-7
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1893-07-05

GOOSE eggs have been picked up
out in Shackleford County almost as
large as hail-stones--Dallas News
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1893-07-05

Oh, yes, we want to be buried together.
Sweet antetype Of everlasting residence In
each others companlonship.
When the wrecker went down into ths
cabin OF the lost steamer, he found the
mother end child IN each others arms, 1t
was sad, but It was beautiful, and it was ap-
.propriate. Together they went down.. To-
gether they will rise. One on earth. One
in heaven. Is there not something cheering
in all this thought and something to impress
upon US the idea that the departed are ours
yet-ours forever?
But console you again with the fec. CT
your present acquaintancaship ard con-
munication with your departed friends. l
have 20 sympathy, I need ret say, with tka
ideas Of modern spiritualism, but what
mean is the theory set forth by the apostle
when he says, "We are surrounded by a
great cloud Of witnesses" Just as in the
ancient amphitheatre there were $4,000
or 100, 900 people looking down from the gal
aeries upon the combatants In the center. so.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1893-07-05

not ashamed to say that cannot explain Goa,
and the Judgment, and the resurrection. !
simply accept them as facts, tremendous and
infinite.
Before the resurrection takes place every
thing will be silent. The mausoleums and
the labyrinths silent. The graveyards silent,
the cemetery silent, save from the clashin;
OF hoofs AID the grinding OF wheels as the
last funeral procession comes in. No breath
of air disturbing the dust where Persepolis
stood and Thebes and Babylon. No winking
OF the eyelids long closed in darkness. No stir
ring ofthe feet that once bounded the hillside.
No opening OF the hand that once plucked
the flower out Of the edge OF the villa
wood. No clutchins Of swords by the msn
who went down when Persia battled and
Rome fell. Silence from ocean beach to
mountain cliff and from river to river. The
SEQ singing the same old tune. The lakes
hushed to sleep in the bosom of the same
great hills. No hand disturbing the
gate OF the long-barred sepulcher. ALI
the nations OF tho dead motionless
in their winding sheets. Up the side
OF the hills. down through the trough
of the valleys, far out In the cav
erns, across the fields, deep down into the
coral palaces Of the ocean depths where
leviathan sports with his fellows-eyery-
where, layer above layer, height above
height, depth below depth-dead! deed! !!
dead! But in the twinkling Of an eye. as
quick Gs that. es the archanSers trumpet
comes Pealing, rolling, reverberating, crash
ing across continents and seas. the earth will
give one fearful shudder and the door of the
family rauit, without being unlocked.
will burst open, and all the
graves Of the dead will begin to
throb and heave like tho waves Of thesea,
and the mansoleum of princes will fall into
dust. and Osterd and Sebestopol and Aus
terlitz and Gettysburg stalk forth in the
lurld air, and the shipwrecked rise from the
deep, their wet locks looming above the bill
low, and all the land and al the sea become
sne moving mass of liie-all generations, all
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-12-21
THE MORNING NEWS: THURSDAY DECEMBER 81 1893.

Hay, fair demand and Arm; shipping $4,000:
good to choice IS d9Jc Beef quiet and steady;
family sl2 00QSl4 80 extra mess SO 500
81 90. Beef hams duh at Sl5 O00sl5 %.
Tlerced beef quiet and steady; city extra In
ola mess. ~ OllL$al IN Cnt meats dun ANT
ssceTy, "a Sled 6e.ises oi4c' plcsieUi shoulders
o9614c; picked hams 9Iqlsc; midd.e s nomi-
nal Lard quiet and steader; western steam
closed at s. l06tSS 10; city s. 371s; futures
nomlnal refined quiet; continent 5 so; South
American s. -; compound S6 O0d6 25. Pork
quite and easy: mess SiS 55dsiI 50. Butter
quiet; fancy steady; state .ry l9026c; state
creamery 226027c; western dairy tSlL92c; west
e el,l creamery Og2sfc; factory l65a9lsirc;
Elgins 2S6D2siac. Molasses-foreign nominal;
New Orleans open kettle, good to choice 500
1Ssc, quiet and steady. Peanuts duh: fancy
hand.pioked SSsGic. Coffee, options dull and
inactive, points up 10 10 down; Decem er
IL 30; March 10 109l6 20; May IS 90: July
10 .; September IA %; spot Rio easy and
more active, No Z. lSL Sugar, raw. quiet
and steady; fair refining 3Ssc; refined STEADY
and moderate; of A 1904 3-l6o; No. O. Is.
l6G4c; standard A 4 16ip4Sc; cut loaf 90
> Sl6c; crushed 5lh5 S-l6c; graduated 1850
use cubes s-l634alc. Freights to Liverpool
quiet and easy; cotton, by steam, 5S2d;
grain, by steam, 2NQ3d.
C1icago, Dec. 20.-The wheat market 10 day
carried with II suggestion of the near APP
proach of the holidays. Trading was not OF
especial significance, As the board will ad-
Journ from Friday Of this week until Tuesday
OF next week, operators show disposition to
get out OF the market rather than take any
risk during the long recess. Prices
opened about yesterdays closing and
at the close we're &c higher than yesterday.
Corn was quiet the range narrow and the
close about Ao higher for May than yester-
day. Oats were inactive. rejecting the alter
mating strength and easier feeling OF wheat
and corn. The close showed net gain OF &c
for the day. Arrivals of live hogs AT the
yards were below expectations, and although
there was some decline in prices for
| them, yet the market for the pro
duct opened steady. Within the first
half hour prices were advanced on buying by
q local professional, who at times does a
| brokers' business for other important ope-
rators. Later on the market was sold of by
I the packers. There was some Improvement
on the shipping demand, which. in connection
with the better feeling in grain, served to
cause reaction and advance shortly before
the close. January pork closed at 2lsc higher
than yesterday. January lard 5@75sc, higher,
and January ribs 2Mc. loweE
Chicago, Dec. 20.-Cash quotations were as
follows: Flour quiet feeling easy, prices "A
shade lower. Wheat-No , spring CSC; No.
> red 61lsc. Corn-No. ,, BIC Oats-No. >,
2sc: Pork, per barrel s!@ Sf1sQSle 30. Lard,
50 6jGlS7 40. Short rib sides, SO 325a@iG 81.
Dry sailed shoulders, So 25GS6 so. Short clear
SIDES, IS 75GS7 o. Whisky, 81 IS.
inn .,kr, a F,Hls,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-12-21

Per Central Railroad, Dec c0-5,e bales
cotton, 80 pkgs domestics, 800 plIgs mdse, so
bales p stock 81 bales b corn, 20 bdls handles,
547 sacks rice, sacks peas, kegs powder.
ncubators 10 rolls W fence. II cases shoes,
$500 pounds buggy material, 80 coops poul-
try tank, 2,28i bbls rosln, I'll bbls spirits
turpentine. 445 bbls ore, 1870 hbls oil, IS bbls
clay 70 bbls rice, 10 bbls bottles, - bbls -four,
IL bbls whisky, 3 K-bbls whisky bills cast
ings cars coal, car pipe, 20 cars wood, I
car weights.
Per South Bound Railroad. Dec 90
11S bales cotton, cars wood, 16 pSgs domes.
tics, 60 pRgs tobacco, bales twlne. cases
cigarettes, = bbls whisky, 200 pounds buggy
material 10 pkgs furniture, bbls liquor.
Per Savannah, Florida and Western Rail
way, Doc 20-3,4SO bales cotton, cars cotton
seed, rs q stoves, 20 crates utensils cars
hay. II pieces furniture, 100 bbls hams, 3 cars
wood sacks corn 125 bbls -four, q bbls
whisky, . carts, 10 bbls rice . wheels, 3 5
machines, piano, "A sacks oats SO H-bbls
fish, 10 pkgs household goods, empty drums,
t.2s3 bbls ro5in, 40 bbls spirits turpoutine, Is
cars lumber, q cars rock, 49, 9S4 boxes fruit,
II bols fruit, 326 boxes vegetables, . ibis veg
etables 2J3 pkgs mdse. cars pig iron,
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway
Dec 20-2i bales cotton, 3 cars wood. / car
brick, car rice car iron, so bdls links 205
boxes tobacco, bag potatoes / hid G ware
l lleg fish, box bacon, u nests trunks, 5 Ldls
p Irvine, cases castings, . crates wood work
3 cases sheets, IS bags prints, - boxes and
10 bDls meal, 10 bdls burlaps, cases works
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-12-21

Darien, Dec 2)-Arrived, bark Liman rNorl
Ansen Garston Dock.
Brunswick. Dec 20-Arrived steamer Rio
Grande Fernandina.
Cleared. bark J II Marsters [Brl. Savannah.
Fernandina, Dec 20-Sailed steamers Red
Jacket. Br Pollard LaRochelle; Rio
GranGe, Westervelt, New York.
Beaufort, 5 G, Dec 2O-Safled from Bull
River sehr Warwick for Carterett n j.
Port Royal Dec 20-Sailed. steamship Co
douna tBrl, for Sydney Is.
18th. arrived steamship Highfeld Br from
Swansea.
Sailed, steamship Ramleh lBri for Liver
pool,
Jacksonville. Dec 20-Entered steamship
John G Christopher, Crawford. New York:
steamship Seminole. Chichester. Kew York
schr fra Is Elemes, Marston. New York
Cleared, schr Harry w Haynes Bonsey
New York; steamship Seminole, Chichester
New York.
Port Tampa, Dec 20-Arrived. steamship
Mascot, HanlOn. Key West and Havana.
Charleston. Dec 20-Arriyed. steamers
Ozama Robinson New York. and returned
Yemassee. Mckee, Jacksonville, proceeded
to New York; steam yacht Alma Miller New
York, bound TO Jacksonville; schrs S j
Marts. McElwee. Baltimore; Charles b
Schmidt Sharpe. Philadelphia.
Cleared, schr Susan b Ray, johnson, Balti
more.
Sailed, steamer Chinese Prince lBrI, Atkin
son, Genoa and Barcelona.
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des, IS 75GS7 90. Whisky, 81 IS.
loading futures ranxed As follows:

Baltimore. Dec. Colour dull; western
winter patent s3 4OaS 6: spring pateut q Goa
4 %. Wheat steady; No. 2 red spot and De
cember 64140a9sc; January GHd6i2ic
steamer No. 2 red 6l@slhci milling wheat.
by sample, 6r8655fc Corn steady; mixed,
spot 42L6 42kc ; December 41XG54l &c /;
steamer mixed 401zD41e; white corn by sam
pie, 40943c; yellow, by sample, 40042Hc. Oats
mixed western SAC. Rye dull and eusy;
No. 2, 5005lc. Hay quiet: good to choice
timothy s14 501bl5 50. Grain freights steady
and unchanged; steam to Liverpool, per
bushel. I'D asked; Cork for orders. per quar-
ter, 3std3s Sd; cotton, per 100 pounds, Csc;
| -four, perl00 pounds, l4c. Provtsions--mess
pork f5c; bulk meats, loose shoulders,
714c; long clear SC; clear rib sides Sc; sugar
picked shoulders 72lc; sugar-cured smoked
shoulders SC; hams 1i1.e; lard, refined, 9Ao.
| Butter steady; creamery. fancy 29430c;
| creamery fair to choice 25027c; creamery imi-
tation 24(d25c
Cincinnati, Dec Colour spring patents
50 75G1Si 90; family 81 T0G1s2 So. Wheat.
steady No. red 5sc. Corn lower; No. 2
| steady; No white 33lSe; No. mixed 3114c;
| sample white 334c. Pork steady; mess
sl5 90; clear mess sl4 90; family $l5 0O clear
family SIG co. Lard STEADY; steam leaf rae;
kettle dried Sc. Bacon steady; shoulders
| &c; short clear ribs sides 7Iko; short clear
| sides nc. Whisky steady. 81 10
ST. Louis, Dec. Colour duh; patents
So 9TdS3 10; choice Sc O0a}2 10. Wheat
| higher; May 61sc; December 5sNc. Corn
| higher; December 33c: January ~ lsc Oats
dull; December 271Ec; May 301sc. PORK, stand
ard mess Sl3 90; on orders, s13 so Lard,
prime steam 81 62H. Dry sailed meats
| shoulders Sc 12%; longs and clear ribs sc 371$;
! shorts Sc 80. Bacon-boxed shoulders 81 90;
longs S. 50; clear ribs 81 SEQ; shorts 81 s753.
| Whisky steady 81 10.
! Wool.
| New York, Dec. 20.--Wool quiet and un-
settled; domestic fleece 2oa25e; pulled LOO
25c.
Rice.
New York Dec. 2O.-Rice in fair demand:
domestic fair TO extra 45sQ52l; Japan 1870
45sc.
Petroleum, Oils, Etc.
| New York, Dec. 20-Cotton seed oil quiet
| and steady; crude 2Sc; yellow SIC.
! New York, Dec. 20.-Petroleum quiet; re
| fined nominal; Washington. in barrels. Sc 90:
Washington, in bulk S. 80; refined New
| York, in barrels, b Is; Philadelphia and
| baltimore, in barrels S. 10; Philadelphia and
| Baltimore, in bulk, 81 616S2 90.
Naval Stores.
! New York, Dec. 20.--Rosin dull: strained
| common to good, 81 250I 80 Turpentine
quiet and steady at 29G29hc 20
Charleston, Dec. 20. - Spirits turpentine
firm at 2o1sc. Rosin firm at Csc for good
! strained,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-12-21
REAL ESTATE.
REAL ESTATE.
NOTICE TO INVESTORS.
-TIIE--
S0V0IR0h Construction COTlDODy.
with View Ofwindins Up It's Affairs,
Offers for Sale, by Towns or In
Bulk,
ITS LANDS LYING ALONG THELINE
OFTHE SOUTH BOUND RAILRoAD.

FINHE towns comprising these lands are To-
Il Gated in sections OF Georgia and South
Carolina noted for health, and are surrounded
by back country peopled with thrifty, we'll
TODD citizens, and offer peculiar inducements.
for pronta Die investment. The town OF Fair
fax is intersectcd by the Port Royal ana Au-.
gusta railroad and the town OF Denmark IS
crossed by the South Carolina railroad with
the Manchester and Augusta railroad, now in
process of construction to it, which makes
both places OF prime commercial Importance
and gives promise of large and increasing
business at these points.
To individuals or syndlcates desiring to
treat for any one or all OF these towns this
company will make prices that will give them
large margin OF profit.
The lands offered and their location are as
follows:
RINCoN, Ehngham county, Georgia, 5se
lots about il2 acres.
CLYo birmingham county, Georgia, i94 lots,
about "a acres.
EsTILL. Hampton county, South Carolina,
80 lots, at out 70 acres.
FAIRFAX. Barnwell county, South Caro-
lima G22 lots. about 100 acres.
HAMMOND. Barnwell county, South Caro-
lima. III lots about35 acres.
DENMARK, Barnwell county South Caro-
lima, 69i lots, about 100 acres.
NORWAY, Orangehurg county, South Caro-
lima, ~ lots, about II a res.
LIVINGST Orangeburg county, South
Carolina. 40 lots. about acres.
NORTH, Oraugeburg county, South Caro-
liza l0l lots. about 70 acres.
SWANSEA, Lexington county, South Caro-
lima. so lots. about acres.
CAYCE, Lexington county, South Carolina,
200 lots, about 80 acres.
Making total Of about $50 acres laid OF
into 2977 lots, varying in size from 25xf00 feet
to 5Ox2c0 feet for business lots, and l00x30
feet to three-fourlhs OF an acre for residential
lots
Maps of the above land can be seen at the
office OF the company. room No. H. Provident
building. Savannah. Ga.
Parties desiring TO invest can address the
uUdnrgtDnad WIN N fgla addiffnnaI
information that may be desired.
Nj. HAMILTON, Secretary.
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Georgetown. s c. Dec 2O-Arrived steamer
Crotan. haisen, New York; sehr Waccamaw,
New York.
Wilmington. Del, Dec eO-Arrived. schr
Roger Moore, Miller. st Johns, n b.
Norfolk. R~N @lN-A-='vs3- S$Ss FAsYxrSr.s.
Newport News; schrs II II Benedict and
Eva l. Ferris, New York; Hattie Giles,
Cleared, steamer Dunkeld IBrl. Cummings.
Galveston TO LeghOrn; steamer Newly lBrl,
McCollogh, Galveston to Havre: brig Ohio,
Crawford, Trinidad; schrs II II Benedict,
Boston; Eva l. Ferris, Wilson Point & A
Beswick, New York: + c Knight, New York;
A 4 Coin, Baltimore: Josephine, New York.
New Orleans, Dec 20-Cleared steamships
Clinton, Havana; Oteri, Santa Marta; Ber-
nard Hall. Liverpool; Ocean Prince, Genoa:
St Marnock. Havre; Albert Dumois Port
Limon; saltwater, Liverpool
Port Eads, Dec 20-Arrived. steamships
Arkansas. MaXson, Havana: Wanderer. Brown
Puerto Cortez; Losngo il3rl, Jones. swansea.
Sailed, steamships Louisiana, Now York
Highburg, Havre, via Newport News Ran
NOR, Frederiekshaveu via Norfolk.
New York, Dec l9-Arrived, schrs + I. Pow
ell. Mccormick, Charleston; Chas d Hail
Lowe, Apalachicola; Louis Place, Squires,
Charleston; Harvey Prescott. Gilmore, Char
lesion; Greenleaf johnson, Woodruff, Char
lesion.
Boston, Dec 19-Arrived, schrs Myra w
Spear, Caswell, Georgetown; Viela Reppard.
Hutchinson, Brunswick; Alma Cummings
Cummings, Port Royal.
Brunswick, Ga. Dec iS-Arrived bark Jaime
frey, Cook. Savannah.
Cleared. barks Jacob A Stamler, Storm, New
York; Maria Magaretha lSwl, johnson
Hamburg.
sailed, bark BIrgittic ENorl, Leith; brig +
II Wright, New York tor Boston)i Schrs Ghel
ma, ana Frank W Howe. Boston
Bull River, ) G. Dec 19-Cleared, schr War
wick, Tilotson. New York,
Port Royal, ) G, Dee 1s-Cleared, steamer
Ramich Br, Ainslie, Liverpool.
Liverpool, Dec 10 Arrived steamer Strath
Allan iBrl, Mckenzie, savannah.
London, Dec lS-Arrived, bark Ystarat
LRusl, Lenstrom, Charleston.
Deal Dec 17-Passed bark Elvira [Brl
Marshall, Hamburg for Wilmington, N Q.
Dungeness, Dec lf-Passed, bark BruCklay
| Castle lBrl, Charles, Savannah for ROtter.
dam.
Portland, Dec lS-Arrived bark Torquato
tItal Irapani, London for savannah.
Garston, Dec H-Arrived, bark Areola
[Nori, Johansen, Brunswick.
Valencia, Dec tI-Saied, bark Murtaia
lRusl. Ltnblad, Brunswick.
Hamburg, Dec ls-Arrived, bark BastC
tNorl, Olsen Savannah
Harburg, Dec i7-Arrived, bark ALARM
Nor, Stark, Charleston.
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MnritIme MlsceIInnr.

Washington, Dec 20-The lighthouse board
gives notice that on or before Dec %, 1893,
Shoals, sea coast of North Carolina will lie
removed from her station for repairs and re
placed by light vessel No "a. Light vessel
No "a will show two fixed white reflector
lights and the fog signal will be "a bell struck
by hand. The vessel has two masts, is
schooner rugged with n black cage work-a
mark at each masthead. Her huh Is white,
quarter
Light vessel No SO will be replaced on her
station as soon as the repairs have been COM
pletei which will be in about two weeks from
the time she is Withdrawn. Due notice will
be given Of her return to the station.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-12-21

Per steamship City OF Birmingham for
New York; 915 bales upland cotton. 125 bales
sea island cotton. 81 Dales domestics and
yarns 80 bbls cotton seed oil, 3l5 bbls rosin,
t65 bbls spirits turpentine. % bDls rosn Oil.
81 bales hides Is turtles, 3 bbls fish, 10 OBS
pigs Iruit, 49i psgs vegetables, 200 tons pig
iron, ~ pkgs mdse.
Per steamship Miller for Baltimore
1913 bales cotton, $50 bbs rosn, 100 bbls pitch,
> bbls rosin oil, 81 bbls rice, 81 casks clay,
9,32! boxes oranges SO bbls oranges "a boxes
lemons, n crates vegetables, - bdls hides,
2l6 pkgs pkgs mdse, 81 0S2 feet lumber.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-12-21
EXPORTS OF CoTTOa


New York Dec. Colour quiet and weak:
patents So 1905 IS; Minnesota clear s. SOC
81 90; patents 50 sO0pS3 s. low extras
81 IS; southern -four dull and weak: sales
800 barrels: common 10 fair extra g. 00lGS3 o.:
good to choice extra s. 1904 20 Wheat, dull
and steady No. . red in store and elevator
665{NG7c; afioat 6sll6sIzc; options dull with
only a local trade, prices 3sW4c over yester-
day on local covering; No. red January
67l4c: March CSC; December &C. Corn dull
aud easier: No > red 44di454c elevator; 4b(n
46l%c ahoat; options dull and irregular, bui
closed hrm ana unchanged to zac decline; De
Oats frmer and quiet: options dull and
trmer; December 3jAm331sc; February 3ils
No. white, February, BIC: spot No. .,
331s0334c No. ,, white 8jl40S5Mc; mixed
western 331s@341kc; white western 36a4Oc.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-12-21

New York, Dec. 1s,-Palmer, Rivenburg g.
Co. quote as follows: Oranges fancy
lines, 81 750r2 90; average lines 81 50dt rs;
russets, 81 500.1 rs; tangerines. 81 sod 50:
mandarins. s100lIi 80; grape fruit, 81 5O0a
%; lemons, 81 00153 90; cukes, per crate 50 90
a. 90; egg plant, per barrel, "a O0Q5 90,
boxes. 81 50n2 90; tomatoes, per crate. 81 500
80; green peas, al 50dS 90; beans, 81 50a2 50.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-12-21
Thursday, Dec 81, 1893
Arrived YesterdaY.

Steamship Enchantress [Brl, Riches, Phila-
delphia, Strachan e. Co.
steamship Monkseaton Bril- Beazley,
Barry Richardson d Barnard.
Schr Willie i Newton, Coon BIS, New York
cargo fertilizer per Agt Central railroad yes
sci to George Harriss s. Co.
Schr ID Lanlson, Smith, Norfolk with
coal to g Taggart, vessel to George Harriss
e. Co.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-12-21

Per steamship City Of Birm inRham for New
York-Mrs F FenoLzi. S Wilson, j Sparks,
Miss Annie Linton, Miss Imozen Grggs Miss
Susie Gerdine, A Appleton, w F Stovall,
Henry Fisher and wife, i Pattrowitz, Mrs K
Swanton. II Splcen, Chas Cooda. Q Esposi. q,