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RECEIPTS.

Per Central Raj road, April 3s7 bales cot
ton, $40 bbls rosn, 81 bbls spirits turpentne. d5
bales domestics, 265 pkgs mdse, as rkgs hard
ware, l40 cases canned meats, 2,240 sacks flour,
p sacks collars, 5 bdls hides, so boxes candy ~
head Gait e, 81 pkgs s. one 8 cases WHISKY, 1850
lbs buggy material. 30 tons pig iron, u bl Is
whisky, 100 bbs -four 60 b0ls oil. cars lumber.
cars meat car iron, car hay, l car oats, l
car wheels.
Per Savannah. Florida and Western Railway.
April b-b63 bbls rosln, u bbls spirits turpen-
tine, q cars lumber, cars wood. SOB sacks corn,
cars coal, 4 cases cigars. cars stoves, cars
brick bbls potatoes, bbls syrup, sacks cor
fee, 81 sacks peanuts, boxes dry goods, pia-
nos, l organ, 100 iron castings, boxes medi-
cine. boxes candy, % pals candy, u bbls rice
l25 bbls -four bales hides, 1875 boxes fruit, l6t
bbis vegetables 2,50l boxes vegetables, 255 CO
dar logs So pkgs mdse, s refrigerators berries
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway, April
Cd car wood. 2 cars lumber, ] tlercs / ans,
Dbl flour. drums gas, bds beds u wneel.,
axles and rigging, cOu Dlings. holsters,
doubetrees, 5 boxes, "a sacks rough rice. lot
household goods, Dbl syrup, / bale hides. Il
boxes tobacco.
Per South Bound Railroad. April Ga bbls
rosn, bbls spirits turpentine, IS pigs vegeta
bles, 300 pkgs tobacco, 30 pkgs ndse. bbls
syrup, IS bbls NEAL $50 sacks meal, ! car wood,
car iron.
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New York, April ARRIVED, schrs Edward T
Mansfield, Grossly Charleston; Elizabeth A
Bailey, Townsend Charleston; Clara Bergen
Burrows, Charleston; James BayleS, Darling,
Charleston; Abbie Ii Gneeu. Frazier, Charleston;
Percy & Lille Crocxer Georgetown, SC; Wac.
camaw, Squires, Georgetown, SC; Edgar c
Ross, Quilian, GeorgetOwn, SC; Cnarles U Lis
ter Robertson. Georgetown, SC;Floreuce Shay,
Edwards Port Roya SC; Ma tie A Holmes
hines, Savannah; NJ kawley Baxter, Bruins
wick, Ga.
Cleared-Steamers Polaria IGerl Busch.
Tampa land sailed; Necus LBrl, Savannah; schr
Johanna Swami. Shackford FernandIna
Sailed Steamship Raleigh LBrl, BARREN.
Boston, April ARRIVED. schrs Grace X
Green, Preston, Mobile; Mabel Thomas, Carver,
Darlen.
baltimore, April ARRIVED, schrs Anna 7
Ebaner, Springer, CJosaw, SC; Isabella Gill,
Cleared and satied-schr Susan B Ray, Hud-
sailed -Scnr City of Baltimore. Jacksonville.
Brunswick, ia, April ARRIVED, orig Robert
Dllo Leighton, Savannah; scnr Jennie s Hall,
Ciearei-Bark Pedro [spl, Rapola, Barcelona.
Sailed-ScAr Ella q Eells, Llnnell, New York.
March 3l-Sailed, schr edward c True, Cvo-
saw, SC
b aufort, SC, April Sailed, schr Alma Cum.
minRs, Cummings, Boston.
Frrnandina, April 4-sailed, schrs Charles S
Davis, Sooy. Philadelphia Edward Stewart,
ia 3ksonville, April s-Arrlved, schr Samuel W
Han, Mumford, ltew York,
C,eared-Scnr Julia A War, War;, Fall
River
Key West. March 25-Arrived, schr Elwood
Burton, HItchins, Baltimore.
3Jth-Aruved. schr Frank Neatly, Davis,
PascaRoua
Norfolk, April ARRIVED, steamships Elm
vile lBrl Dove, Coosaw, SC, for Stettin; Corona
LGerl, Wittenbrrg Charleston for Bremen.
Newport News. April SAILED. schrs NJ J
Cook. Tor Char eStuu: l. K Cnaples. Jacksonville.
Pensacola, March 25-Sailed, barks Bersigliere
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nominal Molssses-Foreign nominal; New Or
leans open kettle, good TO choice In fair demand
and firm at 3O13Sc. Peanuts qu,st and firm;
Coffee-Options closed weak l08l5 points de-
cline; April delivery IL 0S0l6 10; June de-
livery Is so; August delivery IS 50GGl5 IS; De
cember delivery IS SC1l5 So; spot Rio dull and
nominal; No. 1880. Sugar-Raw firm and
IN fair demand; fair refining SIC; csntrifugals
90 test S34c; refined active; No. 4ls64 lt-l6c;
standard A l5-l6@5c; out loaf 5IS0S ii-i6c;
graduated l5-l6A5l4c Freights TO Liverpool
weak; cotton 7-64d; grain Id asked.
CHICAGO, April 6.-The wheat, corn and cats
market closed weak after many changes Pro-
visions started strong aud 80 continued to the
end Rye awakened at last to the fact that the
weather which had killed wheat was not IN
likely 10 have injured rye, aud it accordingly
has rise of &c per bushel. Clique houses
bought good deal OF wheat at the opening and
we're credited with free selling later on the
bulge. Compared with last night wheat is &c
Off for May and sc for July. Corn is down lSc
and oats SIC. PORK shows on advance of co (;
lard 42lsc aud ribs zoe.
CHICAGO, April 6. 1910 A. M.-WheAt opened
ssc lower at 7534c for July delivery. declined TO
75l51759sc. Corn opened sc lower at 4l9Sc for
May delivery and declined to 4ll4c. Pork opened
716c higher at Sl6 20 for September delivery
advanced to $40 rs Rud reacted TO SIG 90 Lard
opened l0c higher at 80 92l6 for September de-
livery, touched 81 % and advanced to 80 97IS
CHICAGO, April Cash quotations were
as follows: Flour was dull and IN.
changed. Wheat-No. spring 764077c.
Corn-No. 9 red 4O14c. Oats-No. ? 29$s . SOC
Mess pork per barrel $40 759l6 o71S. Lard
$40 o.. short rio sides, loose, 81 500
IS. Dry sailed shoulders. boxed, S925m
97I6; short clear sides, boxed. So iO09 SO.
Whisky a Al
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MA .Kars BY raLGGRAPa.
FINhNVIALs
IEw Yoaz, Apr 6, noou.-The following
FINANCIAL.

New YoRz. April 6. noon.-The following
we're the opening quotations:
Erie t.............'''''...- El34
Norfolk and Western preferred .........,. 321G
Richmond and West Point Terminal, ....-. ga
western Unlon.. ........'.....'' 80. 1913
New YORK, April &, 500 p. m.-Mouey on
call irregular, ranging from TO per cent,
closing offered at 313 per cent; prime mercan-
tile paper 6d1 per cent. Sterling exchange
cal bills, 81 6j1444 674. Government bonds
steady. Southern stats bonds dull. Railroad
bonds strong.
NEW YoaK, April 6.--There was lull in spec
ulation at the stock Exchange to- day. The
market was not weak at any time, but under
sales to realize profits by bulls and the renewal
of bear attacks prices reacted at intervals
Commission houses received liberal buying or
ders for local aud out of town account early IN
the day. aud prices advanced l4@A per cent
Trunk lines shares, New England, COrGage and
Subseuuent y there was a decline Of Is per cent.
in sugar and reaction Of ADl4 IN the
remainder OF the list the talk OF
heavy gold exp ,rts and the passage or the
ma cirnum freight bill by the NeorasEa iegisla-
ture Prior TO the setback the quotations. oo-
tanned were the highest for some time. Rock
island having reached SIS, Northwest ll514, st.
Paul 70, Chicagl, Burlington and QUINCY g,
Atchisou 355s, new England 1874 and Missouri
Pacific 5g16 The announcement Is probable
that light gold shipments Saturday caused
fractional rec )very IN tue late dealings, and tie
rise in Nanuattan from 1G4 to l6i tended TO
MAKE the market close and steady in tone.
sales listed stocks 255,O00 shares; unlisted 2s,-
mn
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BALTIMORE. MD, April 6. Flour steady
Wheat duh and lower; No, red on spot 74lsc
milling wheat by sample 733D76c. Corn easy (;
No mixed o. SCOT 41A0D i9c; April delivery
4134949c; May delivery 4794049c; yellow corn
by sample acc; white corn by sample 49c.
CINCINNATI, April 6.-Flour barely steady
Wheat firm; No red 6SJ{c. Corn quiet;
No. mixed 42c. Oats unsettled No. 2
miXad 3214 0331Sc. Pork frmer at $l7 co.
Lard strong and Reid higher at 50 2j0a so
Bulk meats higher at 81 12109 %. Bacon
strong and hi 9her at $40 5000 s516. Whisky
steady al 81 IS.
New ORLEANS, April 6 - Markets quiet
and unchanged
ST. LOUIS, April 6-Flour firm at Yesterdays
advance Wheat was hammered by the bears
from the start, closing "a G115c off; No 2 red
cash higher at CSC; April delivery 6716c; May
delivery $3.50. Corn, affected by wheat, closed
Ac OFF; No. mixed cash higher at 361sc;
delivery 800. Oats firm but dull; No cash
3l34c; May delivery 3l34c. Bagging and cotton
ties unchanged. Whisky at 81 Is. Provisions
G i656G0 and higher e5
meats-LooSe shoulders S. IS; longs So S7lb;
clear ribs 81 371s; shorts 80 6216G9 As; boxed
lots l5c more; Bacon-Packed shoulders $40 90;
longs $40 l216; ribs $40 l2l6; shorts $50 25
Sugar cured mans $l2 75013 rs.
NAVAL STORES.
NEW YORK, April 6, 500 p. m.-Rosin quiet
and steady; strained common TO good 81 35t
! 311b: Spirits turpentine dull and weak at
O~ZANgo~t4C'
Wilmington. April 6.-Rosn steady: strained
81 90; good strained 81 05. Turpentine steady
at 2915c. Tar steady az 81 90. Crude turpen-
tine steady; hard 81 90; soft and virgin 81 TO-
CHARLESTON, April 8. Spirits turDentine
duh at 29c. Rosin dull at 81 05 for good
strained.
PETROLEUM, OILS, ETC.
New YoRH, April 6.-Cotton seed oil dull
and firmer; crude acc did yellow 46D47c Petro-
leum quiet; refined nominal
RICE.
New YORK. April 6 Rice fairly active
4s5c.
New ORLEANS, April 6.-Rice quiet; ordinary
to good 2I90314c.
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THE MORNING NEWS: FRIDAY, APRIL 7, 1885,

LItaIl. Aberdeen; Gessner [RusI. Monhose; Or
dovic lBrl, Cardiff; Kiliy LNorl, Honhem-' Both
MIA lNorl, london.
29th-saiIed banks Otao Niko [Ausl, Roche
fort; Lame ar RUS. CherbourS.
Aprlt-Cleared steamer Austerlitz lBrl, Fra
zler. Havana.
4tn-Arrived, steamer Amethyst [Br]. Kra-
mer, Havana; barks Guldbringa lNorl, Hansen,
Vera Cruz: Anita Menotti (ltall, RabettO, Mon
tevideo; schrs Alice Holbrook, Ellis, Tanpico;
Charles Dame, Grove, Galveston; e II Cor
nell, Wass, Tampico, TO load for New York.
Cleared-Barks Hos Norl. Hansen, Queens
town; Melauesia lNorl, Frivoli, Fe,amp; Havre
lBrl. Kitchener, Cienfuegos; Nauadis RusI
koosgren, Bremen; Toinng lNorl Shaloerg,
London; Daggry lNor], Ogerneand. Buenos
Ayres; brig Saama RUS. Rosendahl, Honheur
Fort Royal, s., April ARRIVED, schr Nancy
Cleared Schr Nahum Chaplin, Arey savau-
nah.
PHILADELPHIA. April ARRIVED. scbrs Anna
Lamson. Dole, Charleston; Elite Hall Lister,
Mason, Georgetown, Sc; Coo W Fennmore,
HazletoU, Brunswick; Three Sisters, simpson,
savannah; Emma Meyer, Magee. Satilla
River, Ga.
Wilmington. nc, April 8-ArriveI. schr John
G scamidt, Norbury, Savannah for PhiladeF
phia.
Kingston. ia. March e6-Salled, brig Cuba
lBrl, Wood. Mobile via Grand Caymans
Antwerp, April Sailed, Uark Gler lBrl, Nc
Mutt, Savannah.
Cardiff, April 8-Arrived. bark Avoumore
tBrl, McCulloch, Mobile.
Colenhageu, April S-Arrived bark Mats
August RUS, Partians N. Pensacola.
Prawle, April 3-PRssed. bark Vision lNOrl,
Tonnesen, Brake for Pensacola.
Port Elizabeth, March 6-Sailed, ship Lum-
beTmans LGsse Bril- Stewart. Pensacola.
Rotterdam. pril SAILED, bark Carmel
lNorl, Anderson, Savannah.
Rio Janeiro, March 3l-Arrived, bark Dacca
Brl, Jarvis. Pensacola
stettin, April Arrived. bark Uner INorl,
Lydtrsen, Savannah.
Sharpness April 3-Sailed, bark Sophie LNorl,
Danvig, Pensacola.
Tarifa, March 29-Passed, barks Bertino
tItal Flgari, Pensacola for Venice; Borinquen
toDl, Alsiul, Brunswick for Barcelona.
Warnemuude, March 30-Arrived, bark Svea
lSwl Jacobsen, Savannah for kostock
Cherbourg, Feo Arrived, bark Vega Rus,
II Gronroos Pensacola.
Lucca, ia, March ll-Arrivei, schr Georgian
Brl, scott, Mobile via Cayman Brac.
st Jago de Cuba, March 13-Arrived, schr
Nellie NJ Slade, Bartlett, Satilla River, Ga.
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CLEARED YtSTERDAY.

Steamship Carl Konow LNorl. Petersen, Blue
fields-Kavanaugh & Brennan
Bark Vega LNorl, Haglund, st Petersburg
thew commercial port)-Paterson, Downing &
Co.
Schr Pendleton, Dodge, New York-Geo
Harriss & Co.
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Per steamship City OF Savannah for Boston
$50 bales upland cotton. /, 100 bags sea island
cotton, 623 bales domestcs and yarns, l bbl
rosin, S8i bbls spirits turpentine, 20 bbls oil,
2,752 feet lumber, "a bales hides, CTS boxes or
anges, 10 pkgs vegetables, % boxes vegetables
1877 tons pig iron. II pieces marble. $50 sacks
cotton seed meal, SO refrigerators asparagus, POI
pkgs mdse.
Per bark Vega [Nor for st PetersburR-3,2O5
bbls rosin. weighing 1850, 635 poInds-Paterson,
Downing & Co.
Per scbr # Pendleton for New York-356, 666
feet p p lumber-Stillwell, Millen & Co.
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PETRoLEum. OILS. ETC.
Fruit and vezetabls M4rket

NEW YORK. April 6.-Oranges. Indian river,
50 00@4 90; Florida bright, 50 0O63 IS; rIssets,
81 OO0D2 SO; grapefruit s. 0o03 so; strawber-
ries, 40050c; cabbage, s. 500, 90; peas, Flor
81 OO15 OO; eggs, 90 l5l6c,
lALMER, RIVEEBuRG & Co
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Rear Admiral. USN. Chairman.
Washington, c, April 4, 1898.

Pilot charts and all nautical information will
be furnished masters of vessels free OF charge
In United States photographic ONCE in the
custom house. Captains are requested TO call
at the office.
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, Observation-Disclosures.

SUN SETS. ........... .......................6;
HIGH WATER AT SAVANNAH. %. 10: AS AN, 1I:42 pm
STANDARD time)
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FRIDAY. April z. 1898.
ARRIVED Yesterday.

Steamship City Of Augusta, Catherine, New
York-C g Anderson.
Steamship Carl 10 ow Norl, Petersen, Blue
fields, with bananas to Kavanaugh & Brennan
Schr Ida Lawrence, Campbell, Baltimore
with coal to D Thomas and oil to Standard
Oil Co, vessel to Dale, Dixon & Co.
Schr Geo II Ames, Marshall, New York, in
ballast to Geo Harriss & Co.
Steamer Bellevue, Garrett, Darien and Bruins
wick-W T Gibson Manager.
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DEPARTED YESTERDAY.

Steamer Katie Beyie, Augusta AMI way
landings-W Gibson, Manager.
steamer Alpha, Strobhar, Beaufort and Port
Royal-C II Medl0ck Agent.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Notice is hereby given that on or about
April 10, 1885, Lightvessel No 5, now moored off
Cross Rip Shoal, Nantucket Sound, MassaChu-
sets, will be removed from her station for re-
pairs and replaced. without change in char
acteristcs Of light or fog signal by Relief Light
vessel No g.
Relief Lightvesse No has two masts,
schoOuer-rig Zed, with a red instead of white
hoOp-irJn day mark at each masthead; hull red
instead of black with white stripe anu mo g.
on eacn quarter.
LighJvessel No will be replaced on her sta
ton when the repairs nave been completed, Of
which due notice will be given.
BY order OF the lighthouse board.
JAMES a GREER,
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ARRIVED AT QUARANTINE YESTERDAY.
Bark Euro [Ausl, Floreh Barbados. in ballast
Mas er.
in ballast-Master.
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MARITIME MIsCFILANY.

London, April 4-Bark Heinrich Botel [Gerl,
Stem, from hernandina Feb IS for Hamburg,
put into St Michael March 20 with loss Of some
sails. bulwarks damaged and wheel broken.
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SAILED YESTERDAY.
MEMORANDA

Steamship City of Savannah. Boston.
Bark Thomasino [ltail, Trieste.
Schr F q Pendletol, New York.
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PASSENGERS.
Per ateamshln Ga oI AuRnsta {

Per steamship City OF Augusta from New YORK
C Is Archer. Mrs M Cooper, Miss Wilson,
Jacob Kiefer. II Nj Branch Jr, Miss b Robert
son, Mrs Geo Robertson, Geo Robertson, NJ
Williams. d Gibbs and wife, Rev II II Roche,
L II Williams, S S Hill, Har,shorn, Mrs II
Hartshorn, f NJ van Buren,, J Mccarthy, w o
Todd and wife, + b Biddultt, W Kindred, G W
Tubbs and sIeerage.
Per steamship City of Savannah for Boston
Mrs Marian Holmes, Miss Mabel O BOWS, d
Childs anu wife. f Slater, Coe, w Coe, @
+ Wonson. J 7 Hale and Nife, MrsW II Drew,
u Gorder, I Upton, f Burgess, t Forest,
r A Harris and wife, Mr. Bellngs and wife, Ste
phen Osgood and wife, Mr. Ho1gson, Mrs Lorin.
Mrs Miien Mrs Wilward, Miss Troy, w II
Medina c @ Bixley Amos E Lawrence Jr, Miss
wife, b NJ Wolf. e II Daniels, Jno T Mahaffy.
Miss Sarah Suggett. NJ IS n LAWS. Miss Nc
d well, Miss Lou Mc4rath, Miss Kate McCrath.
NJ ISIS Josie Ross. Miss Mary Mcbride, Miss Kate
Foley, Miss Maggie Long, Mr. Warden I Glib
son, J A Bailey, j G O Day, Jennie Bryant, Geo
Austin, Jno Malloy, Jno DAILY, Jno Connolly
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CONSIGNEES.

Per Central Railroad, April 3-W w Gordon a
Co, H N Conner & Co, Woods @ & CO, Stubbs &
Z, Jno Flannery & Co, McNatt & NJ, Wood
& Bro, Hunter & b. NJ Maclean & Co. A q
Rhodes &, Co, Savannah Furniture Co. Lindsay
& NJ p II Fitzpatrick, j j Degnan, A McAilis-
ter, f LovelIs Sons, Geo Meyer, Ut Cohen &
Co J Schoen. X Denmark. Savannah g & w Co.
Palmer Hardware Co, If II Cohen, e Schwarz
Savannah Beef Co. q L judd, Savannah Gro
cory Co, Law g. B, NJ Fersta Sons Co, Tide
Per Savannah, Florida and Western Ry, April
CD Lester Grocery Co, Mcmillan bros, N
Fersts Sons & Co. j y Collins & Co, j II Open
helm, J Smyth. Savannah Grocery Co, Gard
ner & e. w w Gordon Co, Frank & Co, A
Enrich & BRO, Dale Dixon & Co, j D Weed &
Co, J Collins, q Collins, > krouskoh, Ludden
& b, L LoVell's Sons, Epstein & Bro, Solomons
& Co, NJ Clemm, Savannah Steam Bakery.
Sutherland Q & Co. w z Green & q 90,
Steamer Bellevue, Savannah Co. Savannah
CIV Co, Meinhard Bros & Co, Schreiaer's
Music House, l. h Myers Co, Solomon Bros j
A Thomas g. Bro Ii Lynch. Epstein & Bro,
W NJ Mills, Dryfus & r, Guckenheimer Sons,
Moore & & o, Ellis & Co. Peacock II & Co, l.
Jones. Greigg J & ". w w Chisholm 4 Co.
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway. April
en- Y henderson, Savannah Groc.ry Co. Hun
ter + & d, St.llwel & 90, " Gordon q 20,
Smith Bros Peacock H Co, Chatham Fur
niture Co, II II Liyngst on, w II Eskedor, Moore
q J, w w Aimar & Co.
Per south Bound Railroad, April 81 c Slater,
w G Cooper, Norton q II, Myers Co, b
Hull & co, q W Tiedeman & Bro Hart & Bro,
VI j Doyle A Ehrlich & Bro, Smith Bros. Savan-
nah Cotton Mills, WarnocK w. Sam Williams,
W b Daniels. Williams & Co..
Per steamship City Of Augusta from New fors
i eopod Adler Appel & S, W Branch Est,
M BRADY. Geo ] baldwin. J @ Butler, a Burk
n Co, Byck Bros. Il Behrens, NJ S & d A Byck,
W G Cooper, Colat Bros, Cohen & B, Cornwell
& G, + Churchill Cohen CPohan D.
ChAs U apman, Commercial Guano Co, Co
nerH& 60, CIR & Bkg Co, w il Crawford,
Geo erst, Jas Douglass, A Doyle, VI Doyle. J
NJ Dixon & 60, L Dunn, NJ Dryfus, Domestic
SMIo, Jas Downing, L D)uner, b H Dryfus,
Epstein & Bro. Enrich & Bro, J II II kntel-
man, G. Ecksten & Co. Eckman & V, r Elm
stein & Co. W w Ferguson & Co, NJ Ferst's Sons
ClothluR Co, l. Frankel, J Fernandez, Fret.
well & h, Fleschman & Co, Miss Julia u Feely,
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NAVAL SToREs-The spirits turpentine market
was rather duh and somewhat nominal. There
was little or no inquiry to speak Of. There was
q sale during the day Of about 50 casks at 2yc
for regulars AT the Board of Trade on the
opening call there was nothing doing and no
quotations were buletiued. At the second call
the same conditions prevailed. Rosin-The
market fo- the better grades was very dull,
the quotations The inquiry is light and bust
ness slow. At the Board of Trade on the first
call the market was reported duh for X.
and above and steady for 1 and below at the
and and E, 81 O5; T. 81 TO-; G, 81 Is; H. s175; I,
81 20; K, S. IS; NJ. SO 40; n, SO 20; window
glass So IS; water white, 81 90. At the last call
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RIcE-The market was quiet and steady at
unchanged prices There was some inquiry and
moderately ia "a BUSINESS Qolng. me sales LOT
lkn1{C higher:
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Missouri Pacific 52Is Wabash. ...-..... II
Mobile and Ohio. 264 Wabash preferred. 23ls
Nash, c. & st. L, IS Western Union.... sSls
STATE BONDS.
Alabama class A. .103l4 Tennessee ODDS. o.. 90
Alabama class 3. 1853 Tenn. nsw sst.6s. lOl1
Alabama class c.. 95 do do IS. lOl
Louisiana cOnsols. 941S do do IS q. 1858
North Carolina Is. ~ Virginia 6s. ....... Sd
North Carolina Is. 1924 do ex mat coup. IS
So. Caro-. Browns. 81 do consulted 30
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
United States Is coupons, registered.
United States Is coupons. ............. Ills
United STATES 2s....,. 99l3
NEW YoRK, April 6.-Sub-treasury balances:
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VIEW YORK, April 6, 5 D. m.--Flour quiet and
steady; winter wheat low grades 81 100
IS: patents SO 500 70; Minnsso clear g. 81
03 50; patents S42o4G4 20; southern flour quiet
and steady; common to fair extra 81 1905 10;
good TO cloice 80 1904 25. Wheat moderately
active. closing firm No. red In store and
elevator 7615c; afoat &c; options active and
irregular, cIosing steady 1RDlc under yester-
day; 10 = red April delivery 15l6c; Nay de-
livery 7514c; June delivery SIC Corn firm
and quiet; No. red 5105llhC in elevator;
seize ahoat; steamer mixed 4t34 D50c; options
closed dull but firm Ag3sc under yesterday;
April delivery 4J34c; May delivery 4SAc; June
delivery 4SJ5e. OaJs fairly active; whites hrmer;
option, duh and easier; April delivery 35Hc;
May delivery S5c; June delivery 351sc; spot
pr.ces: No , sec; No. ( White 391hlb4Oc; mixed
we tern 36G3S C; white western 5'140c. Wool
quie; aud firm: domestic fleece 27632c;
pulled 2j037c. Beef quiet and u changed family
Sll O0&l2 CO.. extra mess 81 b015 80. Beef hams
dull and steady at Si7 30. Tierced beef steady
and quiet; city extra India mess Si7 500lS %
Cut meats dull and easy; picked bellies
&c; shoulders NC; picked hams l201216c.
Middle quiet and frmer; short clear $40 o..
Lard quiet and frmer; western steam
closed az 80 20; city So 5000 90; April delivery
so IS nominal; May delivery $40 II
asked; July delivery $40 25; refined
quiet and hrmer; continent SO 3d.; South
America $40 60; compound IS COOS 621a.
PORK hrmsr and quiet; old mess
Sl7 IS; new mess SIS IS; extra prime
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1893-08-24
cHAPTER uu.
TIE BAD Boys FOURTH OF JUL

TIE BAD BOYS FOURTH OF JULY.
How long do you think 1t will be be-
fore your father will be able to come
down to the officer asked the druggist
Of the bad boy as he was buying some ar
Mica and court plaster.
"Oh, the doc says he could come down
now If he would on some street where
there were no horses to scare" said the
boy as he bought some gum. "But he
says he amt in no hurry to come down
till his hair grows out and he gets some
new clothes made. Say, doyou wetthis
court plaster and stick it onY
The druggist told linn how the court
plaster worked andsthen aske9 9hm If bis
Pa couldnt ride down town.
'tRidedowp? Well, / guess nix. He
would have to sit down If he rode down
town, and Pa is no setter this trip. He
is pointer. That's where the pinwheel
struck hiIn."
"Well, how did it all happen2" asked
the druggist as he wrapped yellow
paper over the bottle Of arnica and twist
ed the ends and then helped the boy
stick the strip OF court plaster on his
nose, ,....ssT
Nobody knows how It happened but
Pa, and whep come near to ask him
aboutit!he fdels around his tnightshirt
where bis pistol pocket would be If it
was pants she had on and tells me to