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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-12-10

Baltimore, Dec. 9.-FlOur dull, UNCHANGED;
superior 81 $50 Is; western extra g. 25O
81 IS; family s. 0502 90; winter wheat patent
S3 1903 So; spring wheat patent s. 9084 p.
Wheat quiet and steady; No. red spo' coo
d6 sc; December 600o0tsc; January So ,s8j7c;
steamer No. red 63Ge6S4c; milling wheat,
by sample, 6SG66 &C.. Corn firm; mixed spot,
43lsG433sc: Decem Der 43{bi34c: January I2al
o > 8; steamer mixed 42lsc tid white corn.
~ sample, 40945c; yellow, by sample. 40144.
oats firm; No, white western S5ls036c;
No. mixed western $40 asked. Rye dull:
No z, 5Sc; Hay quiet; good TO choice
active and unchanged. Provisions arm:
mess pork SIS 3D. Bulk meats. loose should
ers Sc: long clear sac; clear rib sides
sac; sugar picked shoulders 7sic; sugar
cured smoked shoulders sac hams l2c. Lard
refined Zoe. Butter tirm; creamery, fancy %
G12gc; creamery, fair TO IhOiCe 260 2fc: cream
cry imitation 2iG2jc Eggs steady, 25c.
Cincinnati Dec .. 49, Flour. spring patents
So 70 aSt % family 81 i00S2 So. Wheat
steady; No. > red SOC. Corn steady: No. >
mixed 40c: No . white 4oIsc Oats frmer:
steady; mess Sl3 co; clear mess St4 90; family
$40 %. Lard steady steam leaf s. .; kettle
dried S 37Iz. Bacon steady; loose shoulders
s. 80: loose short ribs sides 81 %; loose
short clear sides IS p. Whisky steady, 81 Is.
st. Louis, Dec. 8 - Flour, little doing;
patents So C00!S Is; fancy SO 25Q.2 S..
Wheat firm and higher; December 59ac; Jan
uary 6OSc. Corn higher: December 34So;
January 33iac Oats entirely nominal; De-
cember 273fc; May Bic. Pork. STANDARD mess
sl4 .; on orders, Sl5 co. Lard, prime steam
quotable at S3 20. Dry sailed meats-should-
ers S. s71sc, longs and clear ribs S. STls
shorts 81 25. BacOn-boxed shoulders e7 %;
longs IS 90; clear ribs 6 90; shorts s. Is.
Whisky steady, 81 IS.
Wool
New York, Dec. o. Wool, fair demand
unsettled; domestic fleece 20325o; pulled
16G&5c.
Rice.
New York. Dec. 9.-Rice. fair demand and
firm domestic fair TO extra 35s051c; Japan
41@5'5c.
Petroleum, Oils, Etc.
New York, Dec. 9.-Cotton seed oil quiet
and steady; crude 27isc; yellow 33634c.
New YORK. Dec. O. Petroleum quiet;
crude in barrels. Washington. 81 %: crude
in bulk, Washington, g 0; refined nominal
delDhia and Baltimore. s. 10 in barrels; Phila-
delphla and Baltimore, s. OO0S2 O. in bulk
Naval Stores.
New York Dec. 9.-Rosin duh and steady
strained. common to good. 81 27ia6Dbl SEA
Turpentine quiet and hrm at 296s29jsc.
Charleston. Dec. g.-SpiritS turpentine firm
at POKE. Rosin firm at 95c for good
wilmington, N. c.. Dec. o-Rosin firm ;
strained at 92&e; good strained 97hc.
Spirits turpentine steady at 2654c Tar
steady at 90c. Crude turpentine quiet; hard
81 90; soft and virgin 81 Go.
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Per steamship City of birmingham from
New YOrk--C W DeMartin, G A Davis. N
kaufman, r G Palmer aud wife, Master W
Zeilgler, VIM Davis, T. Hammond and wife,
Mr. Pembroke, Fred @ King. J Ayres, w J
Owen, Il Lane. DIR Chas w larry Miss Dart,
r ID Stafford, Capt Henry Metcalfe, Il SkeeI
Jr 4 Rotholz Lieut. w F a deOtte, Or L
Metcalfe Henry Fisher and wife. : p Higgins,
E T. Dowd + A Douglas, NJ G Terry. w T
Wilcox, @ II Clark } Appiegate, VIM Pre-
phete, 4 Weten and 20 Storage.
Per steamship Kansas City for New York =
Mrs II i w Anderson, Capt 0 ID Olsen, DR. N
d Richardson NJ Hirsch, Mrs N d Richard.
SON ca It Jas Henderson. w M Roberts, A
Tenn, w Schuldy, Robt II Keel Jr, C Brugge-
mann, Henry Reisen, Harry Wilkins, n !
Letb}, w Gilman, Annie WALDO.
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Sailed Yesterday.
Bark Arturus.
Memoranda.

New Orleans, Dec 9-Cleared, steamships
Canarias, HaVre Ell Sol, New York; John
Wilson, Bluehelds; Caloric, Bordeaux via
Newport News; schr Jennie Wood. Ruatan.
Mobile. Dee 9--Arrived, schrs Villa Her
mano, Gill Punta Gorda G Haskell Rich
ardson, Port Cabello.
Cleared, schrs Margaret S Smith TBr1
Marshall, Belize; Pioneer LBrl, Robinson for
Bluehelds.
Port Eads, Dec 0--Arrived steamship VIM
G Hewes, Morgan, Havana; Hudson, Kemble
New York; Tyr LDanl, Rasmusses, Bocas del
Toro.
Sailed. steamships El Paso, New York; An.
gerton. Bremen via Newport News; Mexico
Havre Maple Branch, Bremen; Orion and
Montezuma. Liverpool.
Wilmington Dec g-Arrived, schrs Stand
ard, Dram. New York; Mary & Williams Brl
Russell, ADoacco.
Cleared, schr Seth NJ Todd johnson, Guam
tana, Cuba Eugene Borda, Whitman, Ches
ter, Ia; bark Sta smuster Stang [Norl, 10
hansen.
Jacksonville. Dec 9-Cleared. schr Gertrude
L Trundy Dennison, New York; Emily Z
Northam, Johnson New York; steamship
Seminole, Chichester. do.
Charleston, Dec 0-Arrived, steamers Aba
ma LBrl Foreman, New York. B'rUtera IBrl
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Per steamship Kansas CITY for New York
3.3i5 bales upland cotton, 3i7 bales sea island
cotton, los bales dOmestics and yarns, loo bbls
cotton seed oil, 121 bbls spirits turpentine, al2
bDls rosln, 1890 feet lumber, bales hides IS
turtles, 5 bbls fish, SS43 pkgs fruit. $50 plCgs
vegetables, 17s tons pig iron 2 bales WOOL
bales moss, $50 oars 10 cans shrimp, 8 bbls
crud3 rOsin. 1877 bdls palms, go pkgs mdse
Per British steamship Amarylls, for HRrvs
-4,4-0 bales upland cotton, valued at sIe5 sic,
and 253 bales sea island cotton, valued at
SlS.6S5.
Per British steamship Emir for Liverpool
10026 bales upland cotton valued st 1855 sig e5
and . 10 bales sea island cotton, valued at
si4e,553.
Per British steamship Elphistone-2s 800
tons high grade phosphate rock, valued at
81 OO0-J NJ Lang & Co.
Per Norwegian bark Orion for Hnrburg.-
1881 bblS rosln, valued at SIC, 263-S p ShotBeE
On
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EXPORTS oF COTTON.
Or. Brit. est. Cont. Firm


New York Dec. 9.-Flour dull and easy;
winter wheat, low grades 81 00GeB2 45; win.
ter patents So 40Gs} 65 fair to fancy 81 As
OBS 10; patents extra s. 50Qsi rs; Minnesota
clear ~ 5Og&3 80 superhne 81 15GS2 80 ;
patents IS SOlg&i 35; low extras s. 0Jf1s2 45:
Southern -four dull and steady; common 10
fair extra 81 00u53 CO.; good to choice extra
So l08$i 20 Wheat dull and steady; No. 2
red in store and elevator 6Sd69Ac; aaoat
$50, GG59c; options very dull, closing steady at
yesterday prices; No red, January GS%u;
March 7l8c; December 67Bc. Corn dull and
hrmcr; No ?. elevator 475sc; afoat 46y6c;
ungTaded mixed 45Rc; No. 2 white 47c: op,
lions very dull, b@Ac higher and firm; De
cember 43Ac January q4Ac. Oats dull and
unchanged: No. 2, white, January 3l5l508iKc:
NO white 36lse, spot No. ,, 33a{c; No 2
white extra S651c; mixed western 34MG35Hc;
white western 36040Bc. Hay quiet and easy
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[Prielzly Ash, Poke Root and Potassiuuml
Makes Marvellous Cures in Blood
Poison, rheumatism and Serofula.
p p. P. purihes the blood, builds up the
weak and debihtated gives strength to weak
ened nerves, expels diseases, giving the pa.
tient health and happiness where sickness,
gloomy feelings ana lassitude first pre-.
vailed.
In blood poison, mercurial poison, malaria.
dyspepsia ana in all Glood and skin diseases,
ike blotches pimples, old chronic ulcers tet-
ter, scaldhead, we say, witho 1t fear of con
tradiCtiOn, that r. p L. is the best blood pu-
riher IN the world.
Ladies whose systems are poisoned, and
whose blood Is in an impure condition, due to
menstrual irregularities, are peculiarly beue-
uted by the wonderful tonic AMI blood cleans
ing properties of L. T.. p lPrIclIly Ash, Poke
Root and Potassium. For sale by all drug.
gists. LIFPMAN BROS, Proprietors.
Lippinan s Block, Savannah, Ga.
DON'T FORGET TO REMEMBER
That impure, unhealthy blood is present in
all. ana the direct cause Of many diseases
and specific diseases which have Vavaged the
earth ana poisoned the blood OF nations for
generations, and are the evil parents OF indie
s,rtaDle horrors are under absolute ,1ntrol
Of Z. Z. p, the only infallible blood purifier
known,
The p. p. p Blood Cure has positively
cured numerous cases of scrofula and salt
rlcQm in sho t time, where all other blood
putibers have failed.
Pleasant TO take applicable diseases Of in
fancy or old age.-ad.
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at Estill's News Depot, 81 1-2 Bun
Street:

at Estill's News Depot, 81 1-2 Bun
Street:
Savannah Morning News, The Hea-
venly Twins, by Madam Sarah Grand ;
The Honor of the Heart, illustratedl by
Mary ]. Stafford; The Downfall, by Emile
lola; Appassionata, Gllustrated) by Elsa
D'Esterre-Keeling; Lies, by Paul Bour-
get; Marion Darche, by F. Marion Craw-
ford; Eclectic Magazine for December,
The Idler Tor January, The Book Buyer
for Christmas, Die Gartenlaube, The
Amusement Globe, Halo, Musical
Courier, New York Clipper, Scientific
American and supplement, Life Christ
mas number, Illustrated American,
Texas Siftings, Irish World, Saturday
Night Golden Days, Golden Hours,
Good News, Fireside Companion, Family
story Paper. Boys of New York, New
York Weekly, Banner Weekly, Argosy.-
ad.
Mems hats, soc. and upwards, in va
,iptv at q E7aris -ad
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Bark Dub lAusl, Cosivich, Barbados
Chr q Dahl & Co
Bark Skogsfjord [Norl, Moler, London
Chr G Dahl g. Co.
Schr NJ B Millen, Dyer, Porto Rico (order
for Darien).
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Guiuard. Norfolk; schr NJ Luella Wood,
SpSulding
Wilmington Dec 9-Arrived. Susan Ray
johnson, Charleston, bound Baltimore, put Ia
lea king.
Cleared steamer Massapequa lBrl, Evans,
Liverpool: schrs Annie r ketchum. Stille,
Baltimore; Edna and Emma, Richardson,
Georgetown for New York.
Sailed. schr Nina Tillson, Green, Alexan'
andria Va.
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Cleared Yasterdax.

Steamship City of Birmingham, Burg, New
York--C g Anderson.
Steamship Amaryllis [Br], Archibald, Harve
Wilder Il Co.
Steamship Elphistone [Br1, Beal, Rotterdam
j M Lang il Co.
Steamship Enir [Brl, Robson, Liverpool
Richardson & Barnard
Bark Orion [Norl, Ul5trup, Harburg.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

sun Rises ...''.....-. .a'..-........... 7:O4
o. .. .
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High Wafer at Fort Pulaski % am. 30 pm
Central Standard Timel
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COMM ERCIAL-.
N-WNWNWWIN~N-TNT-77S-77
SAVANNAH MARKETS.
OFFICE MORNING NEWS.
Savannah, Ga, Dec. 9, 1898.

Still another decline Of 1-l6c. on all grades
was he feature OF the market today. AT the
opening call at the Cotton Exchange there
were sales Of ,594 bales at yesterdays quo
tations. The market declined and continued
easy, when at the midday call l-l6o. was taken
from the regular quotations, the sales being
7S2. At the last call at 4 p. m. the market was
easy and unchanged; the sales were 200 bales.
The entire sales OF the day were 2,556 bales.
The ohlcial quotations at the closing Of the
local market were as follows: Tone easy
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Hoods Sarsaparilla has cured many
afflicted with rheumatism, and we urge
all who suffer from this disease to give
this medicine a trial.-ad.
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Steamship City Of Birmingham, Burg, New
York-C @ Anderson.
Schr Anna Pendleton, Thomas New York
guano to order, vessel to George Harriss & Co
Schr Carrie L Godfrey, Cook, Philadelphia
with coal for Southeastern Plaster Company
vessel to George Harriss & Co.
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Notice TO NTarIners.

Pilot charts and all photographic information
will De furnished masters of vessels free OF
in the custom house. Captains are requested
10 call at the otfice.
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Naval Stores

Spirits Turpeptine-The market opened
and closed at 2Tc for regulars. There was a
400 casAS-
Rosin-The demand continues good for all
grades, and although sales declined 10c per
barrel on the opening they recovered at the
closing and were in fair demand. The sales
o. the day were about 600 barrels. The
official quotations at the closing of the market
were as follows:
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Fine umbrellas and Macintosh coats,
at Lat'ar's, 1872 Broughton street.-ad.
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RECEIVED TODAY,

Mems warm underwear, cheap, at La
Fairs, 1872 Broughton street.-ad.
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Suspenders = Hosiery and handker-
chiefs, splendid assortment, cheap at
IaF'ars-ad
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.


New York, Dec. g. 4 p. 1n.-Money on call
has been easy ranging from 14lR per cent
The last loan was at q, and at the. closing
was offered at ~.
Prime mercantile paper, 4Gll1 per cent
Bar silver Gls5c.
Mexican dollars $3.50.
Sterling exchange is firm, with actual bus
mess In bankers bills at Il l.a6Q4 81 for
sixty days and 81 8,55I4 SIS for demand;
posted rates 81 S5lsiQ4 $50.
Commercial bills 81 S3ADt SAX for sixty
daYs ah0 - i+I4 SOS for demand.
Government bonds strong. State bonds
dull. Railroad bonds higher
Silver at the Stock Exchange to-day was
neglected.
Treasury balances-Coin, sci ,228 OOo cur,
rencY, S26.Sg5, 900.
New York. Dec. . nooa.-The following
were the opening quotations:
Erie ,............. lax
Chicagoand Northwestern. t041
Lake SnOr6 .........-- .-.........-.-.I III
NorIolka and Western preferred ......... 21A
Richmondand West Point Terminal. ,.. 3
western Unloh...- .....'..'.. .....-.. Via
New York Dec. 9.--The railway and mis-
ceilanGous share market was firm at the
opening, prices moving up . TO u per cent.
Western UniGn and General Electric were
the hrmest stocks at THIS time. But sool
afterward Distilling and Cattlefeeding broke
rapidly from 3Uls to 283s, and this weakened
the whole market. che bear leaders were
more active on the GrlDger5 and sold St.
Paul and 3 arlington and Quincy in moderate
amounts. The bears said that the earnlnz s
OF these companies will show falling OH
from this time on. The trade reports for the
week also operated in Iagor of the shorts.
Distillers, however, was the only really &C
tive stock on the list. The monipulators in
the stock circulated reports today that the
tax on distilled spirits viii not be advanced
after ALL Probably If they can induce the
street to GO short of the stock in sufficient
amounts to make it prof -aoIe TO squeeze the
bears, the old story about an advance will be
revived again Linseed oil was envy, fall
ing to 26 on light trading Outsiue Of this
stock, Whisky and the Changers, there was
very little pressure to sell The tank state
me It fell fiat. The stock market lJsed barely
steady. The net loss ranged from q to 2M
per cent Railway and miscellaneous bonds
were higher S les listed stocks 1903 shares;
unlisted, 600 shares.
nh, IL.
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The best goods for mems wear for the
least money at LaFar's, 1872 Broughton
street I'D.
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Best Boys aud Children's hats and
caps, 25c, soc, and upwards, at LaFar'R
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Arrived at Tybee Yesterdar.

lAEIINVU Up AIUAHl Y IFEI dIIIEiIU I tNIbTUaYs
Steamer Glenmarvis [Brl, Wallace F
Minis n
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P. P. P.

Mems hats, SOC. and upwards, in va
riety, atLaFar's.-ad.
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Virginia 6's pref. 80
Wa. Trust Reefs. IS
Va. Fund'g Debt. 5jsz
The morning call., 1893-03-01
THE STOCK MARKET.

The market opened weak and heavy yesterday
and prices were much lower under the active sales
OF Walls, Cope ard Barrett
report was freely circulated upon the street
that the Morgan mill was to be closed down the
1st, bat was denied by Mr.. Flood. who was
prised when informed of the report,
Nonews of any Importance was received during
the day, and the bear clique had things pretty
much their own way.
/: Trading was quite lively at lower prices on the
early carl, and ophir soiddown to 81 10. Mexican
$iA, Curry soc, Best q Befcher 81 So Sierra
Nevada 81 % UniQn 81 o5 and Con. Cal. & Vir-
ginta 81 55 OF middle stocSs Potosi sold at 81 25
Chollar soc, NorGross 81 20, Alpha l5c aud Saw
age soc. or the COLD Killers, Crown Point sold at
5uc, Oyerman Soc, Seq. beiche- 25c and Jacket
After the cali prices were cut Is to 20 cents per
share and continued heavy untii after the last call,
when little better tone was ven by few buying
orders and the marAet closed steady and fairly ae
NOTES.
; Silver was q point stronger yesterday. selling st
S394c in New YoTA and SSssdiE London.
A shipment of bullion. containing 1882 fue
ounces of silver, has been received from the Mount
Diabo- q
'rhe assessment on E1chequer is delinquent In
The Pac hc Lighting Company has declared Its
gsSa dividend OF 80 cents per share, payable on the
ON the HOO level of theOverman mine. at point
So feet in the southwest drift they have drfled
10 the northwest 10 feet and have struck the west
wall (blacK dyke) and have discontinued this drjft
Last Fridays Bodis Miner says: J. II, Kinkead,
super ntendent of the Occidental mine at Virginia,
arrived tuesday and has been engaged In getting
his eannon-b ball mill in perfect WORK ing order.
paratory to making test run on ore from the
summit. Should the run prove satisfactory the
nil!l VIII he purchased BY superintendent Kelly for
the Buiwer Company. This is the first mill Of the
kind made and successfully used at the Occl-
dental. since thea Mr.. ktnkea1 has patented
other one which he considers an Improvement over
his first invention.
The weekly reports of the Tuscaroras fol-
lows;
NovAJo-The slopes above the $50 level
looking about the same as at last report.
BELLE lsLE-A drift has been started north on
the veln cut last week in the llne crOsscut 250
level, progress feet no improvement The slopes
above this level are still:extending south and look
fairly well
NORTH BELLE IsLE-The slopes above the
north 800 Level continue about the same as last
report. The ore in the south 800 stope, though
buurhy Is OF good grade
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THE RELIEF MAP.
Contracts Awarded for
Its Construction.
g.
The Work to Be Begun at Once.
-. Meeting of the San Francisco
Worlds Fair Association.

e. The directors Of the San Francisco
Worlds Fair Association met yesterday
af,ern oen. Mr.. Bugbee reported that the
Board Of Supervisors had passed to print
resolution authorizing the association TO
expend iD any manner it deemed expedient
the appropriation of $4,000 heretofore
made in the Interest of representation of
San Francisco at the Columbian Exposi-
tion, and that there was now no obstacle in
the way Of proceeding with the coustrue-
uOn of the relief-map and panorama
The ways and means committee there
upon reported that it had advertised for
bids, and desired to recommend that of C.
7. Schiller, who would undertake the con-
tract OF constructing and preparing for
shipment the:Teiief-map and panorama, and
would employ artists and sub-contractors
to assist lin, making the necessary al
VanceS himself. His bid was S5000 and
the committee was authorized to accept 1t.
The map:is to be 81 feet in diameter, con-
structed in sections. to facilitate trans
portRtion. The topography will be modelled
In "staff, and the houses and other arti-
fetal features will be made of wood. The
architecture of the more important build
fngs is to- be accurately represented. and
the VIII eie map will be carefully pain ted. 1t
viii occupy a central position in the Call
fornia building
The sum of $1,000 was appropriated for
the proposed exhibit by the wumen's COM
mlttee, which committee was authorized to
make the necessary arrangements for the
construction of the inches representing
music, art, literature and industry, which
are to occupy the space not taken up the
relief map and panorama.
The women's committee, which consists
of Mrs. Ella Sterling CummBs and Mrs
l. 5. b. Sawyer, will be assisted by Mrs.
John Vance Cheney and other ladies who
are interested in the work.
All committees were instructed to report
progress at the meeting Of the board to be
held on Tuesday next.
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For INVESTIGATION.
Complaints Made Against the City an.
% Cnnu+xy

Complaints Made Against the City and
20 os: County Hospital.
A lively time is expected for the Mayor
and the. Board of. Health during the next
few days: -
In addition to the charges preferred
against the Amshouse by Thomas Hopes.
be has also accused the officials Of the City
aud County Hospital Df cruelty.
In HooDes' statement he says that he oh
tained permit TO enter the hospital and
twenty-four hours passed before he was ex
amined by the physicians there OF received
any medicine. He fuEther states that while
he was .still sick an attempt was made to
transfer him. TO the Alnlshouse, and that
when he refused to go. saying that he was
not paupeT. his removal was secured by
representing to him. that he was to be taken
70 another hospital
Charges. substantially. the same as those
preferred by Hopes were yesterday made
against the City and County Hospital by
Mrs. Isabella Maxwell, who, about ten days
ago, had the misfortune to fall and break
her left claVicle. Mrs. Maxwell said that,
although 81 years old, she was compelled to
leave the hospital; after remaining there ten
days.
AS Mrs. Maxwell had been earning her
nVeIlhood by needlework she came down.
town TO lake the room that she had for
merry occupied. but it had been rented in
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General Mercnandise.

BAGS-Calcuttas are dull and lower at 614D62sc
for 1898: Wool Bags, S603Sc.
CANNED FRUITS-Are quiet. but firmly held.
Aprieots. 81 40Gl so: Peaches. ST 5Gl S5; Pears,
81 6O9l 70; White Cherries. $2@2 70; Black Cher
ries, 81 75Ql 30; P1Lms 81 1901 So.
CANNED VEGETABLES-Ton are firm at
81; Peas, 90c@$l 10 4 dozen.
COFFEE-ContinueS quiet at the following quot
ations: 2lg22c nominal for good TO prime Costa
Rea. free from black beans; 2l02l1ac . 10 nominal
for good washed Salvador; l91ac r 10 for good uu-
washed Salvador, Nicaragua aud Guatemala; 2214
Q2212 C for prime washed Guatemala; 2l15@22c for
good to strictly good Guatemala; lgG2le y ID for
lair unwaShed and washed Guatemala; 22G22IAc
2 10 for good 20 prime pea berry; l734 "a q1a,c for
medium qualities; l6@l712c for ordinary quail
ties; 121.01l51ac for very inferior to common.
COAL-No further change. Market not over
firm. Wellington, So p tons New Wellington, So;
Southfeld Wellington, 81 so; Cedar River So So
Seattle, So so; New Seattle, S6 so; Coos Bay ST; |;
sydney, sS p ton; Scotch, $S u ton; Brymbo
81 50 Greta, SS p ton; Cumberland Sl4 in bulk and
$40 50 in sacks: Pennsylvania Anthracite Egg
$l2: Welsh Anthracite Egg. SO: Camel SO a ton
FISH-Pacihc Goldfish is quoted to iabbers as fol-
lows: Selected &c: Medium. 5I2@534c; Middles
SGSlac: Seabright Bricks. s@SLac; blocks, 71a@
&c; Homeless or strips, &c e II; Bundles. 51ae q
10 No. Mackerel IS quOtable at Sl20l3 IN half
81 50@l 10 in KITS; Mess Maekerel So q kit: East
ern Smoked Herring 35e; Dutch do, 81 5O0l rs q
keg; WhitefSh $40 in alf-hbls and S2d2 25 in
kits; Tongues and Sounds, 81 1892.
QUlChSILVER-Quoted at Sal 5Gd42 p lask.
NAILS-Base prices are: 81 SO for ron or steel
and 81 20 for wire
SUGAR-Tne Western Sugar Refining Company
quotes, terms net cash: Cube, Crushed. Powdered
and Fine Crushed, ali 55sc . 10: Dry Granuiated
5c y 10; COniectioners' A. 47sc; Magnolia, 4∾
Extra &, 4l4c; Golden C, &c; d, 3s4c; Standard
A. 4s4c; hali-bbls. lac more than b0is, and boxes
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