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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-12
SPOKESMAN RUSSELL.
He is Selected to Present a Cane to
Vice President Stevenson.

Washington, Sept. 11.-Representative
Russell tonight represented not only
Georgia, but Illinois and Oklahoma. He
was called upon to present a cane to Vice
President Stevenson in behalf of the lat
ter's friends from Illinois and the new
territory The cane was carved from the
walnut furnishings of the house of the
first governor of Illinois, which was
lately demolished by a flood. Col. Rus
sells speech was graceful, and in con-
cluding he did not fail to mention in
what esteem the Vice President was neld
down in his district and in all Georgia.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-12
FEDERAL ELECTIONS BILL
Fears Of Its Effect Upon the Senate
Repeal Programme.

1t Will Be Brought Before the House
To-Day, to Be Discussed, Probably,
Later in the Week-Apprehens
that It's Inseparable Partisanism
Nay Deter Republican Senators
From Support of the Measure Now
Before the Senate-Batoh of Appoint
ments, Some of Them Good Ones,
For Georgia, Florida and South
Carolina.
Washington, Sept. 11.-No new light
on the senatorial situation to-day. The
friends of repeal in state of alarm
lest introduction of the fedeT al elections
bill in the House and the partisan dis
cussion thereon should so offend republi-
cans as to cause them TO withdraw their
support from the repeal bill. The election
bill will be brought before the House to-
morrow regardless Of anybody's fears.
1t may be called up for consideration
Thursday or possibly not until Monday.
Representative Black is trying to get
an increased allowance for clerk hire in
the Irwiuton postohice.
Secretary Morton informed Representa-
i've OtOue Ol f6uGuChy tO-udy Gudb no
seed wheat will be sent to members for
distribution this year, unless some new
variety of great Importance should be in
troduced.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Senator Butler introduced to-day four
petitions asking an appropriation for the
improvement of the COngaree river.
Jake Dart, of Brunswick, goes home to-
night greatly encouraged. He says Sur
geon General Wyman is interested and
intends to have full report sent him from
Brunswick and do all he can for the suf-
ferers.
Henry Collier, of Atlanta, has been ap-
| pointed inspector of surveys; Alfred Her
rington, of SwainsbOro, has accepted a
| position in the Cherokee strip; Walter S.
| Chisholm and j. Randolph Anderson of
Savannah are here.
Postmasters for Florida-Ellenton,
| Horace e. Harlee, vice h. h. Gibson, re-
| signed Pine Level, w. II. Seward, vice
Joseph Mizell, removed; Port Tampa, G.
H. Hepburn, vice Francis Armstrong, re-
signed. South a-MOntmorenci,
Jason w. Woodward, vice James M.
| Wade, removed.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-12
THE BRITANNIA PASSES TTR.
EMIN'S EFFECTS.
His Scientific Collection and Diary
Said to Have Been Recovered.

oaIU 70 Have bBBu heoOVered.
Brussels, Sept. IA dispatch from
st. Paul DeLoando says: "Advices have
been received from Stanley Falls to the
effect that Belgian officer has recovered
Emin's scientific collection and diary.
Both collection and diary are said to have
been found very near the spot where
Emin was murdered last October.
EMIN KILLED FOR ROBBERY.
The despatch says Emin was within
four days march Of Stanley Falls when
he was murdered. His caravan was car
rying twenty tons of ivory. The desire
OF the Arabs TO roo She caravan is re-
ported 10 have been the main reason for
Killing Emin
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-12
shooting sorape at Camden

Columbia, S. c., Sept. ia special to
the Register from Camden, S. c., says
that ]. g. Man and II. A. Wittkowsky
had u difficulty in the store of H. s. Wat
kins to-day about a woman. Three shots
were fired, two by Man and one by Witt
kowsky The latter was shot in the right
hip, sustaining serious wound. Man is
a successful merchant, Wittkowsky a1ew-
oil
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-12
ATRoC1oUs DEPRAv1TY.
With Wife and Two Daughters, He
Abducts His Step Grandohild.

Abducts His Step Grandchild.
Columbia, S. c., Sept lid. A. Coley,
who lives near Salisbury, N. c. came here
Sunday armed with a legal document
from Clerk Watson, of Rowan county,
which stated that true bill had been
found against b. II. Wood for abducting
the daughter Of said Coley Wood was
arrested and confessed that he has been
living with the girl, who IS his step-grand-
daughter, for the past three years,
and that carried he her away from home.
NORMALLY A WHEAT TEN.
Wood is a well developed mountaineer,
45 years old and deacon, and be-
low the average IN intelligence. The girl
is IL years old, well developed, being
about 3 feet high. She has pretty,
bright face. She claims Wood forced her
to leave home and carried her throughout
parts of Florida and Georgia, and for the
last year has forced her to live with him
as his wife. She said she protested, and
he threatened to kill her, and did beat
her Wood left wife and two daughters
when he skipped with his grand daughter.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-12
NATIONAL PARK.
Bill Providing for the National Dedaz
ication of Chickamauga.

Dill GIONlOlnB AOI LklG NdblOhaA ObN@
ication of Chickamauga.
Washington, Sept. 11-Represenative
Grosyenor has introduced Dill provid-
ing for a national dedication of the Chick
amauga and Chattanooga National park
on those battle fields on Oct. II and
Is under the direction of the
Secretary Of aWar, and for appropria-
ting $4,000. The secretary is authorized
to request the participation of the Presi-
dent, congress, the supreme court, gem
eral of the army and admiral of the navy,
heads Of executive departments, govern
viyors Of the armies engaged in the bat-
ties named.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-12
Nominations and Combinations.

Washington, Sept 1.-THE President
to-day nominated Charles B. Aycocl1 as
United States attorney for the Eastern
district of North Carolina.
The Senate to-day confirmed the fol-
lowing nominations: Alex Mcdonald of
Virginia as minister resident and consul
general to Persia. John Goode of Vir-
ginia to be Chilean claims commissioner.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-12

Later after opening his store, the deceas-
ed went across the street to the Worthing-
ton hardware store and bought double
action Smith and Wesson fye-cham bered
pistol. Shortly thereafter he was found
on the floor Of his store with a gbastly
bullet hole in his head. The bali had
pierced the right parietal, and, blowing
its way through the skull, emerged near
the region of the left ear. Death resulted
almost instantly.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-12
1000 Coal Miners Strike.

Pittsburg, Pa, Sept. 11.-Three thous-
and railroad coal miners in the Pittsburg
district struck to-day against a cut Of Sc.
per ton in the mining rate. The strike
caused the suspension of work in twenty
eight pits. EVerything is quiet.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-12
ohina,s Protest Aeainat Franco.

Berlin, Sept. 1.-THE foreign office
here is informed that the Chinese gov
ernment IS preparing protest against
Frances new aggressiOns in Siam, and
has given orders that the Chinese squad
ron OF iron-clads be made ready TO sail at
a moments notice
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-12
QUESTION SETTLED.
President Has Practically Completed
Consideration as to Hawaii.

Washington, Sept. 1.-THE President
has practically completed his considera-
ton of the Hawaiian question, and action
may be expected within a very short
period, probably within three weeks. Fx-
Minister Blount made his official adieu
this afternoon, and left this evening for
his home in Georgia. His connection
with the Hawaiian question, both officially
and unof1icially, has ended.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-12
Rig Works ON Full Time.

Erie, Pa, Sept. 1.-THE E. F. Watson
Paper Company, running on half time,
started this morning on full time with a
force Of 900 employees. The Erie Forge
works, which have been shut down COM
pletely, started with full compliment Of
mon
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-12
Murder in the First Degree.

Norfolk, Sept. lin the trial of VIM.
Foreman, colored, in Portsmouth to-day
for the murder Of Carrie Darlington, his
mistress, the jury returned q verdict OF
murder in the first degree.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-12
LIQUOR MEN ON THE LOOKOUT
Atlanta in Temporary Direction of a
Red Hot Prohibitionist.

Red Hot Prohibitionist.
Atlanta, Sept. 1l.-Mayor Goodwin has
gone to Milwaukee to attend the national
convention of odd fellows, to be absent
from the city two weeks. Mayor pro TEN
Shropshire, one of the unreconstructed
prohibitionists is left at the head of the
city government He announces that whi O
in the chair he viii see to it that the
liquor laws are rigidly enforced. Viola
tiions from certain sources have hereto
fore been winkcd at by the authorities,
and there is much shutting now on ac-
count of the fact that Mayor Shropshire
is in the saddle,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-12
Action of the N. z. Clearing House.

New York, Sept 1.-THE loan commit
mittee Of the New York clearing house,
cancelled this morning 3O5, 900 certificates
and issued none. IL is understood that
the loan committee does not favor the
wholesale redemption Of certificates at
this time or until the repeal of the Sher-
man act is accomplished.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-12

Vienna, Sept. 1l.-There were sharp
shocks Of earthquake yesterday morning
at Jassy and at Bucharest. People
rushed into the streets in alarm, though
not much actual damage was done
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-12
suicide in Atlanta.

Atlanta, Sept 11.-Robert Mitchell
(white) a carpenter, of Atlanta, commit
ted suicide tonight by taking strichnine
No motive is known. He leaves two chill
dren, who are in Canada.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-12
Bismarck Very Seriously Ill.

Paris, Sept IA special received
here from Kissengen says Prince Bis
marck is very seriously i'll to-day. 1t is
said ne has entirely lost the use of his
hands
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-12
southe7n Russia Shaken,

London, Sept. IA dispatch to the
Times from Odessa says a severe shock
seconds this morning. The shocks were
felt throughout Southern Russia
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-12

America cup against the VaIl1yrie No
protest of any kind was received, but the
Jubilee's misfortune was generally dis
Cussed.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-12
Ten Thousand Miners Resume

lN 1dOn, Sept. ll.-Ten thousand miners
about North Staforis district resumed
work at the Old rate Of wages.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-12
ATLANTA TO CELEBRATE.

to Be a Gala Occasion.
Atlanta, Ga, Sept 11.-December %
was set as the date of the celebration
of Atlanta's 5Oth anniversary at the
meeting Of the pioneer citizens society
tonight. The celebration is to be made
the biggest thing in the city's history. 1t
will he in the nature of a carnival and
trades display with the customary string
that is always tied to the dollar which
Atlanta invests in her celebration.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-12
ROYAL VICTORIA CUP.
Britannia, Having Won Three Of Five,
viii be Awarded the Trophy.

I
weather and an accident to the Navahoe,
was sailed to-day. The course extended
to a point north of Ryde eastward TO
the Nab lightship; thence back past
Ryde by way Of the ship buoy of South
Sea castle, round marl1-boat Of Old Cas-
tie point, and back to the starting point.
The course was covered twice; total dis
tance about sixty miles.
GETTING AWAY.
A strong wind was blowing from the
southeast ut 10:45, when the yachts
Britannia and Navahoe crossed the line
together, the Britannia being to wind
ward. With their mainsails reefed and
their small jibs set, the yachts kept we'll
together all the way out to the Nab light
ship. As they came abreast the light
ship there was no difference between
| them The Britannia had the inside
position. With the lee tide the Britannia
then showed her best point, which is
going to windward.
Hardly round the lightship she led the
Navahoe by nine minutes. Both had
their sheets hauled tight as they stood
over 10 South Seacastle. AS the vessels
passed Ryde pier on the run from Nab
| lightship to the mark-boat of Old Castle
point, the Britannia was leading by TWEEN
ty-four minutes and eighteen seconds.
WITH THE WIND ABEAM
The wind was abeam, and both were
under plain sails. Between Ryde and the
marl1-boat of Old Castle point both
yachts set their spinnakers, and the
Navahoe gained. From the marl1-boat to
Ryde the Britannia again drew away
| from the Navahoe, and she finished the
first round seventeen minutes in the lead.
Going out TO the Nab lightship the second
| time, the NavahOe set her large jib. She
| rounded the lightship only fourteen
minutes behind the Britannia On the
following run for the Old Castle point,
the Britannia gained but five seconds. AL
though, in going round, the Britannia
burst her foresail from clew to
leech, she increased her cad on the
stretch back to Ryde. The wind was
strong throughout the race. In the last
round it shifted and blew hard from the
northeast.
SHE WINS THE GOLD CUP.
OThe Britannia, as the winnerof the first
three races out of the five provided for in
the conditions made by the Royal Victoria
Yacht Club, now holds the $500 ster-
ling gold cup without need Of further con-
test.
The races for the Cape May and Brent
on's Reef cups, carried away from Amer
lea by the Genesta in 1888, will
be sailed tomorrow and Wednes-
day. The course is about 120
miles long and will be
from the Needles, around Cherbourg
breakwater and back to the Needles A
steamer is gone to the Needles to lay
down the marks. The wind tonight in
| dicates that the race will be one of reach
ing and running.
| DUNRAvEN'S REsEByBt CHEWs.s
Lord Dunraven has decided to take
with him to New York the crews Of
LEsperance and Dierde as a reserve from
which to recruit the Valkyries crew in
| cases of illness or accident
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-12
SUICIDE AT sTAUNToN, VA.
A Merchant, on the Eve of Departure
North, Kills Himself

Richmond, Va, Sept. IA special
telegram tonight to the Dispatch, from
Staunton, says; This city was deeply
stirred tonight by the tragic death of
William H. Weller, one Of its leading citi-
zens. Mr.. Weller, who had been in fail
ing health for some time, left his family
before breakfast and went to his store to
make preparations TO leave on the 9:l5
train for New York to buy goods.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-12
What bout This ?

London Sept. 1l.-There has been a
suspiciously sudden death at Retford,
NottinEhamshire
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-12
pishonorabIY DISCHARGED.

Topeka, Kan, Sept. 1.-THE Hughes
court martial finds Col. Hughes guilty on
all charges but two, those being carry
ing news to the enemy" and speaking
words of encouragement TO the enemy"
the enemy" being the lawful house Of
representatives as determined by the su-
preme court Of the state Col. Hughes is
dishonora5ly discharged from the mill
tary service of the state.
TO PRESERVE MILITARY DISCIPLINE.
The verdict Of guilty is based on the
main charge Of refusing to obey the gov
ernor's orders to go to the representa-
tive hall and eject the Douglass, or re-
publican house. The court sets up that
there would not be any discipline main
tanned in the national guard if officers
were protected in the open refusal TO cx-
ecute the orders Of the commander-in-
chief
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-12
BRITANNIA AND NAvAHoE.
Close Race but the Former Finall
Gets Long Lead.

Close Race but the Former Finally
Gets a Long Lead.
Ryde, Isle of Wight, Sept. 11.-The
third race for the international gold cup,
postponed from Friday, was sailed to-day.
The start was made Mt l0i55 in a strong
wind from the southeast. The Britannia
and Navahoe crossed the line together.
the Britannia being TO windward. Down
to the hghtship the yachts kept well to-
gether. The Navahoe rounded the light
ship.
THE BRITANNIA PASSES HER.
The Britannia had the inside position,
and soon was slipping ahead rapidly.
Both had their sheets hauled tight as
they stood over to South Sea Castle.
When they turned again the Britannia
was long way ahead.
BRITANNIA WINS.
The Britannia rounded the mark boat
at :02. the Nayahoe at 1:22. The Britain
MIA Won by twenty minutes.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-12


HINDERED BY SMALL ACCIDENTS.
Inc jubilee was Handicapped by
series OF accidents, and what she would
nave done had everything held is only
conjecture. The Jaws of her gaff gave
away Just before the starting gun, but
plcky Gen. Paine said, Ego ahead ~
ana she started seven minutes six seconds
iidle' with her gaf several feet beyond
Hef mast and her mainsail sagging at the
PEAK. Later she had trouble with her
Io ana Skysail halyards. and ran with
ee uue Iotesall for some time She would
v aov give up the race, and, crippled though
spG was, she finished good third.
me t'ugrlm, whose caution had been
reaching for more wind in every previous
race was the first to house her tOpmast
anu anu prepare for heavy sea. She proved
no Oetter in sea than in light winds, and
vas lar IN the rear at the finish TIE
GoIonla was well handled, had no ace =
oEents' and sailed a good race, but that
plain. "''9
THE CUP DEFENDER.
v;i, me result of the race gives the
.SIslLant two of the trial races !;
IHe Colonia and Jubilee and Pilgrim
none none The members of the Amer
l DaIt cup committee are pleased with the
pglio[mance of the Vfgilant, and will
FloodDly name her as their choice to meet
'GTu rI1 Dunraven's Valkyrie
Int me rough sea kept the usual feet of
e1lufslon boats and small craft from
5euUurlng out, and there were only
GSo1eh S;o7'h steamers, tugs and yatchs off the
,,,sHIshlp at II o'clock. Many of the
tasSehgerS on the steamboats, wished they
iol i5au not come, for the waves washed the
o,,e tUmer decks, and the spray was driven
FINEST EVER SAILED HERE.
dIwo-thirds of the people on the boats
c,'. we're scared, but they saw the finest race
~ 'tr sailed in these waters. From start
sylu3 " ILuISh II was magnificent test of both
speed ana seaworthiness.
zen. Palne said after the race that he
"a udu u, uone the best he could He pointed
w.. ~ tue mangled end of the gaf and the
lirateu liinIateu IRON Jaws, and said he crossed the
n;ri, lJ az Ghe start with the gafr tapping
tieL 1eet on the mast. He lost time at
oL Lg start through the accident. and was
ool-sea 70 hold OF on long tacks and to
,Is I-9e On on beating, to lesson the strain on
cI @ s1H. When asked if he would re-
49, 49, dIQther race he replied in the neg
- ne sent the broken gaff ashore to
repaired this evening.
FORMALLY ANNOUNCED.
~ new York, Sept. u.-At the meeting of
r., 5-iueFlca cup committee. held on
Scaro me flagship MAY at Bav Ridge
r. tb.tr tne race, it was formally declared
40' Inc Vigilant should defend the
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-12

All cases obtained against the Columbia
men were to be Immediately pushed The
governor stated that the warrants would
be put in the hands Of Sheriff Cathcart,
and henceforth the sheriffs of the several
COMMITTEES will have entire charge Of raids.
Chief Constable FAINT says that eight
warrants will be served
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-12
NORMALLY A WHEAT TEN.
SPIES AGAIN ACTIVE.
Secret Agents of tho Palmetto jag
and the Rice Beer Hen.

dIIN VII0 AEAVB 0osI HUH
Columbia, S. c., Sept. 1.-THE state
spies will resume action to morrow in the
dispensary field with Colum bia as the
basis of the operations. When Gov.
Tillmau was asked about the liquor
situation, he said, "Wait until tomorrow
morning and see for yourselves" D." A
great many cOntables were noticed in
town to-day and it was ascertained that
warrants had been issued against the
dealers in Columbia who had been break
ing the law not only as regards rice
beer, but other liquors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-14
WORK Doyr By THE ARMORY BOARD.

The Armorv Board Yesterday ORDERED that VIII
leld payment OF Sl34oS due z. Gallagher, CONTRACTOR
TOR building the new armory Of the list keeimeh' Dc
made 10 him. and Mr. Gallagher not Only fot HIS
money but had his character vindieated oi t.e u'-
pst attacks upon him." An error pa beeh o'H'o'
cred In the spcclficat ons relating 10 Inc 'oA'oe VI
concrete over the basement arches.
Controller Mycr, was authorized TO renew leases OF
the following armor!cs for year from May |:
LIST Battery, $3.50: end Battery. $4,000; 0th keg-
iment 81 5000 fist Regiment. $4,000
Mayor Groy Is anxious for the passage OF Dill by
the legislature permitting the Department OF fuohc
Works 10 furnish supplies for the armorcs 80 IL "
prevent tho necessity OF issuing aImory bonas lor
The coming needed expenditures. The subject WIS
referred "a Corporation Counsel Clark.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-14
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool Feb. t.. p. m.-lieef N lair uel''a a
extra India mess firm ri IsS "a. prih' rfss I'LL III :.
M Gas 3D. Porl. In fair demand prime mess. "es,
ern fine firm at OILS Sd do medium, urn at o1s H. u
IIams I'm fair demand: short cut ABOUT IA 10 10 Ids
firm AZ G5s 6d. Bacon-rhcre Is nothing onerlne
cumberland cut, about % to 80 ibs' nrn AZ Sr
shor rib about - lbs firm at 81 I'd long ana snort
clear mIddlcs about - lhs firm AT JJ' 3D. ehoui .rS
ahou. IL to II lbs firm ut sos Cd. t,hee'r In pool
demand Tal0w-Iherc Is nothing Offering. PilIr
CIV strong nj 35s spirits Of turpcnunc In fair Dc
mand. EcsIn in fair demand iard ,sIog III rI Poo
Western spn; firm AT Gas cd February duh al
Gss 3D. Wheat in poor demand 10 rel win Ss
duh AT IS 10 Id: No. red spring du at Us . "a
Flour I'm fair demand. torr-Spot ana future, III
ialr demand: mixed Western spot. old, dull al
a. g i'd do. new, easy Mt ~ La feDr,iarh
cn.y at 4, 4 I'D: March easy AT IS ID. Apri
casy at IS . lid Hops at london-P9cihc Coast il
fair demand Receipts OF wheat for the past weel
from Atlantic ports. 1880 quarters. from Pacific
ports, 5000 quarters; from other sources; 500
quarters Receipts of American corn for the pass
week, II 600 quarters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-14
THE MARKETS
GENERAL MARKET REPORT

tOFfLEFor spot Pla1il ciowlh- the market was dull
nut Urn at lS4c for No = No business Irp rtod.
ruled quiet. 1t oJcn unchanged . - points down ard
9Hrnitd = r. lover, but reco',ied before the co-'
ianburg va- Unchanged J., pig. hgnrr. and London
was scady to I'D advance. The onc,l RIO caba quor1d
iI-, ordinary 90 kiio., nominal cod second 90 ko,).
nominal exchange. 1884 receipt, In RI. 1900 bacs
Eio stock, $4,000 bags; Rio market inactive; Rio
shipments by st0mcr Tnicd States during work
zS,NUO BAGS I,iO shipments To Europe during week.
ZOO bags Rio purchases for Unltd States during
week, 1900 i1gs; Rio purchases for Europe ring
w"h 600 bags frtieht per steamer t. United S1ar,.
80 ana per cent primage; steamers leading lilo
FOR United states 3 good average Saut,s II : oin
receipt, at sant,s 1000 bags santos stock II 600
S,stcs tby ,camp 32.00o br2s; Santo. shipments for
EUROPE, lcsO bags; Santue ldIrcha-c~ for United
State 81 600 bags Santo, purcha.'s for Euopc G9ooo
bags santos freight steamer to a,rc. - r. and ~
per cent Wimare u uncrs aiding for EproID.
Icccipts at Rio July l. ls9e, o February II. 1893.
20-J.NO bags: time 1892. 2Gi 900 bags:
time 1891 100000 hays Receipts santos July |.
ls:2. 70 February II, 1898. 1863 Geo Bag: time
1872. 2jlj.CoO bag>; tine 1891. 2.3-1 Ono bags.
War,housc deliveries since February |. 1s93.-Ncw.
York 12097l ag<: Baltimore. 1850 bags; Dcans
II COZ bags. Total. 40 $50 hacs