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domestic fleece 2703sc; pulled 2O0sTo Peanuts
firm. Pork quiet and steady; old mess $40 so;
new mess $50 90; extra prime nominal Beef
dull and steady; family Sl2 COO % 80; extra
mess 50 0009 so. Beef hams quiet and easy at
81 co. Tierced beef dull and steady; city
extra India mess Sl9 00n20 co. Cut meats
quiet and easy; picked bellies 1034G11lc; picked
shoulders 9]4 110c; picked hams l334CD14c. Mid
dies quiet and weak; short clear Sii IS.
Lard quiet and steady; western steam closed at
$l2 s5; city S12 90; March delivery Sl2 %; May
delivery S12 %; refined dull and easy
Freights to Liverpool dull and weak; cot
ton, by steam, 3-S2d; grain, by steam. 116d
asked
CHICAGO, March s.-Wheat opened unchanged
at 1870 for May delivery and declined TO 7656c.
Corn opened asc hgf or at 4414c for May dellv.
cry, declined to 44D4418c and recovered to Az
@t4Ac Pork opened rye lower at S1s15 for
May delivery. rallied to SlS % and reacted to
SIS 22M. Lard opened sc lower at $l2 80 for
May delivery.
CHICAGO, March SIT was a slow day on
Change to-day. Business was meager and
fluctuations slight Compared with yesterdays
closing prices, the changes are as follows:
Wheat nc higher for May and dc lower for
July, oats and corn &c higher, PORK from 2l6c
to SC lower, lard 2116c lower for May and from
nc TO loo lower for later deliveries, ribs SC
lower for May.
CHICAGO, March 6.-Cash quotations were
as follows: Flour duh and unchanged. Wheat
No. spring 73IS01334c. Corn-No. 9 red
4lAc. Oats-No. 2 3l03l16c, Mess pork Sl5 05Qh
Is ON. Lard S12 7216. short rio sides, loose,
$40 21160i0 80 Dry sailed shoulders, boxed,
80 1909 S7Ls; short clear Sides boxed, $40 70
0l0 70. Whisky at 81 II.
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MEMORANDA.

New York, March 6-Cloared, schr Henry r
Titon, Small, Fsrnandina-
Boston, March 5--ArriVed schr Louis Place
Hubbard, Mobile.
6th-Sailed from the ROADS, schr EDWARD
Charleston, March e-Arrived, schr II
Aowe, Peckworth, Port Royal.
Chatham, March b Passed, Bchr Frank W
Howe Brunswick for Boston.
Dutch Island HArbor, March 6-Sailed, schr
Alme1a Wiley, Providence for Brunswick;
Norfolk March 6-Arrived, steamship Dora
tBr, Fookes, Fernandina for Stettin, cosled aud
Pensacola, March 2-Arrivsd, bark Choice
tBrl Coath, Rio Janeiro.
Cleared-Schr Charles Fowler. Beies, Calves
ton.
Philadelphia, March 6--Cleared. schr Thomas
Clyde Outten. Charleston.
Providence, RI, March 6-SAiled. schr Isaac T
Campbell, Matthews, Brun5wick, to load lum-
Beacby Head. March Passed. ship Europa
fRusl, Stenback, Pensacola for Dordrecht.
Belfast, March 6-Arrived, bark Africa [Norl
Iyersen A palachicola.
bermuda. March 2--In port. banks John HAr
vey, Golinsxy, diver repairing bottom; schrs
Addie G Bryant, Clay, from Jacksonville, ar
skoileld. Apalachicola for Boston. reloadin z
deckload and repairing; Mineola lbrl Lent,
Fernandina for Demerara, repairing.
Bristol. March Passed, bark Arabia lNorl,
Omundsen, Pensacola for sharpness.
Arrived-steamer Daylight bril- Phillips,
Port Royal.
Cana Pnlas. Feb 27-Passed. bark Ealo [Itall
Tassura, Girgenti for Charleston.
Dover, March 5-PRssed bark Russell [Norl,
Eriksen Savannah for Hull
Fiume. March Arrived Dark IL Hrabren
[Ausl, Luchetta, Pensacola.
Genoa, March O-Arriveds steamship norfolk
[Brl, Woolston, Savannah.
Hamburg, Marc 5-Arrived, steamship VI
lockwood lBrl, Jenkius, Fernandina, etc, via
Bremen.
Shields, March b-sailed, steamship Kingdom
lBrl Port Royal.
Southampton. March ARRIVED. bark Orion
lNorl, Magniesen, Pensacola
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Receipts.

Per Central Railroad. March s-252 bales
cotton, ~ bales domestics, $50 bbls rosin, 80
pkRs mdse, ~ pkgs hardware, 30 cases canned
meat ~ cases eggs, .02 tons pig iron. 4S bbls
clay, 200 bbls -four, 45 bbls liquor, 100 bbls beer
cars lumber. cars wood.
Per Savannah, Florida and Western Ry, March
$50 bales cotton $50 bbls rosin, 80 bbs spirits
turpentlne, 80 cars lumbar. 1852 boxes fruit, II
bols fruit. 352 boxes vegetables, 1 refrigerators
berries, 675 SACKS meal 466 bales hay, 9 cars
coal, cars wood, oar cotton seed, IS pzgs
household goods, 70 dozen washoJard 6 cases
canned goods. 2 cases dry goods, bbls syrup, 6
corn shelters, case p matter, rs bbls rice, 20
pkgs furniture, 10 cases caps, bbls whisky /
bale mats, desks, ~ crates meat, 5 boxes
marble 6 boxes glass.
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway, March
So cars phosphate rock, car wood, 5 pieces
cast iron, boxes hosting engine. cases paper
labels / tricycle., wheels, bbls talloW, Dbl
chain, lot household goods, bdls bags, / box
meat, cases eggs, 45 boxes tools baby car
riages. II cases baskets, bbls tongues. / bale
rubber packing, cases candy, : boxes mdse, 6
cases dry goods. cases shoes, box tobacco.
Per South Bound Railroad, March Sill bales
cotton, 6d bbls rosin. Tx pkgs tobacco, % odls
domestics. 10 bbls whisky, 10 pkgs vegetables,
40 pkgs mdse.
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New YORK Market Review.

SeDorted By Palmer. RiUenbHr0 d Co., Sue
cessors TO q. y. Palmer. 1876 Redis ST.. MY
NEW YORK, March 6.-OrangeB. Indian and
Halifax river SO nO03 rs; fancy brights, other
sections, 81 50I2 IS; brlghts. in lines, 81 I5@
25; russsts, 81 75@2 90; oranges, inferior, 75C
QBl so; grapefruit, 81 0O03 90; tangerines,
S5 0046 90; Strawberries, 4vG175c; asparagus,
75c0$1 90; beets, 75cD$l 25; cabbage, 81 600
80; eggplant. boxes, 50 0096 90; green peas,
50 0005 90; lettuce. half barrel, 80 90 Gs 90;
string beans. 81 5062 5oi tomatoes, So 0O05 90;
eggs, 17N0ls14c; duck, 35G37c.
NEW YORK, March a-Oranges, Indian
river 50 00D3 so; brights, selected, 81 O06b2 80;
straight.S 81 1562 25; russets, 81 1902 90; grape
fruit, 81 000D3 co. tangerlnes, SO 0015 90; man
darins, 81 5012 80; Strawberries, 100000; as
paragus 60c0Sl 90; beets, 75c1$l IS; cabbage,
81 0O13 90; eggplant, 81 0046 90; peas, 81 90
6b3 90; lettuce. 81 000D2 80; beans, 81 00n2 90:
tomatoes, carriers, So 0O05 90; eggs, l6025c;
duck eggs. 3035c,
PALMER, RIyENBURG & Co.
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A Lofier & Son. Smith Bros, Louther, Mrs

A LETTER g. Son. Smith Bros, c NJ Louther, Mrs
A CrotJy.
Per Savannah Florida aud Western Railway.
March 81 d Weed & 90, j l. Buker, Mrs W p
Bailey, J Doyle, Barbour q Co, H A Schwarz
Leopold Adler, ID Koher, Moehlenbrock & d, A
> Griffin, Q Gadsden, Moore & j. Moore e. Co,
Chatham Furniture Co. Mutual q l. Co. WV
Aimar q Co, McCauley 8 az Co, L Hunang a.
Co. Ellis & co, Q K Ladaveze. Mcmillan Bros,
G Davis q Son. II Solomon & Son. NJ Fe.st's
Sons Co, Isaac King, l. Putzel, X kirkland,
Thompson, A M Il W West, X levin, Meln-
hard Bros Co, Lippman Bros, w M Golden
Mohr Bros, Fla Fruit Exchange Guckenhei-
mer a Sons, Mrs Mercer, j Rourke a. Son.
n Paulsen, Williams & Co, Warnock a W.
Chestnut q ON. Epstein q Bro, j j McMaher.
d Lester Grocery Co, Southern Cotton OIL Co
Butler, Hunter p & -. O l. Jones, GregR j e
w, W w Chisholm & Co.
Per Charleston and savannah Railway March
S-Max Stein. j Anderson, Ross & s. Estate
) w Branch, Storer, Appel q s. Mrs r
Oaks, w w Grain, Savannah O q w Co. G. Har-
rs, A Buchenholz, A N Captain, Commercial
Guano Co, NJ Blumberg, Merchants National
Bank, Lasky, B Wertz, J l. Wingne, Savannah
Guano Co, A Thomas & Bro, b Sanders.
Peacock II 81 Co, A J Miller Co, j ID Weed az Co
Palmer Hardware Co. Savannah Steam Bakery
Per South Bound Raj road, March s-Sa-
vannah Grocery Co, Eckman & v. l. r Myers &
Co, VI Doyle, j g Slater Il Grady q Sou, II
Juchter, A LETTER & Son, ABHull & Co, s
Guckenheimer & Sens, Palmer Hardware Co.
McNatt Il NJ, Ida duncan, Smith Bros ] ID
Weed & Co, II Solomon & Son, NJ Ferst's Sons q
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Bermuda, March 2-Bark Norden lNorl, Jen-
sen, from Port Tampa for Ipswich. before re-
ported arrived here leaking, experienced very
heavy weather during her voyage. which
strained her ana caused her TO leak badly. She
was towed into port Feb 70 and will repair. She
is disoharging.
Norfolk, March 5-An unknown British
steamer, supposed to be the Dora. from Fer
nandiua for Stettin, at Lambert's Point for coal.
was aground on Gulf Shoals last nj Zht, but sue.
eded In backing Off in an hour.
Pensacola, March 6-Steamer Kanawha. Sim
mons. from Punta Gorda for Mobile, before re-.
ported ashore at Santa Rosa Island, was as
sisted Off without having sustained any injury
after jettisoning about forty tons OF cargo. she
put Ia here.
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EXPORTS.

Per steamship Allegheny for Baltimore
985 bales cotton, IA bales domestics, 1895 bbls
rosin, 200 bDs spirits turpentine, IL bales hides,
10 bales moss, bbls rosn oil. Is casks clay,
$500 feet lumber, 63 cases canned goods, $40
empty bbls "a crates vegetables, OH bbls vege-
tables. 1865 boxes oranges, los pkRs mdse.
Per steamship Chattahoocnee for New York
700 bales u ,land cotton, 814 bags sea island cot
ton, 30 bales domestIcs and yarns, 1919 bbls
rosin, 10 bbls spirits turpentine. n bbls pitch,
&C. 10 feet lumber 1873 cases eggs. retrigerators
berries, al bbls fish. % bblH oranges, 2,620 boxes
oranges, POS bols vegetables, 345 boxes Vege-
tables, IS tons pig iron, go bdls palmetto, 81
pkgs mdse.
Per steamship Dessoug for Philadelphia
az bbls rosin 40 bbls spirits turpentine. l62
bales domestics and yarns, cases crude rosin,
" casks clay. 2i2 bales paper stock, 500 feet
lumber 10000 Shingles l02 boxes marble, iO94
crates vegetables. IS bbls vegetables, 80 crates
vegetables Az tons pig ron ~ bdls ere, 100 odis
palm, So car Wheels, so cases eggs, us empty
Kegs, .S3 SACKS chat, 2l7 pkRs mdse
Per bark Vega tltall. Tor Castellamare-
236, $40 feet p p lumber Oar Dahl & Co.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Sandy Hook, NJ, March 6--The electric buoy
lamp the Southwest Spit, which has been
extinguished sinc3 the heavy ice came Ia tho
bay. was established to might.
The lights In GedDey Channel have not yet
been replaced.
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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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
FINANCIAL,

western Union. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ....- 1914
NEW YORK, Marcn s, 500 p. m.-Money on
call irregular, ranging from to per cent,
closing offered at 3 per cent; prime mercantile
paper per cent. Sterling exchange closed
firmer; posted rates, 81 SG04 s.; commercial
bills 81 633494 So. Government bonds steady.
Southern stat bonds neglected. Railroad bonds
lower; Reading we're especially weak.
New YORK, MBrch s.-The movements in the
stock market were erratic throughout the day.
A decidedly easier tendency to the money mar
ket caused a better feeling and led to the re-
purchase Of stock sold yesterday, but its effect
was afterward partly offset by an advance in
the Dosted rate Of sterling exchange from 81 IS
to a. s8 for long and 81 81 to 81 SO for demand
bills There was some talk OF additional gold
shipments by next week European
steamers heading and New England
were especially weak among the RAILWAYS,
the former declining 158 TO 222s and the latter
256 10 25 AS rule prices yielded mol p r
cent in the early trading, but recovery set in.
when American Sugar rose from 1905 TO 1885
and Manhattan from l561e 10 1853. The advance
brought q number OF, stocks above last
nirht's closing the greatest gain having
been 49, in National CordaRe To blD
Western Union sold up from "a TO 951b. In the
late transactions Sugar ran off over Two points
from the highest. and everything else yielded
IA To IN per cent in sympathy. Many operators
had looEed for definite information from WASH,
ington on the question OF q bono issue auu
were disappointed that such news was noI IoItn-
coming. The market closed teVerl'h ~ zone,
hut without excitement. sales OF hSted <<''OJJ
shares, unlis ted $500.
Tho folicyviny were closing Dl1S:
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red as follows:

BALTIMORE. March s-Flour dull Wheat
dull; spot 7434c; March delivery 7434c; May de-
livery nc; milling wheat by sample 7s977e.
4sc; April delivery 4s16c; May delivery
4s14C; July delivery 49Mc bill; white corn by
sample 4sc; yellow by sample 4sG04s1hc.
quiet; No. 2 red roc. Corn weak; No 2
mixed 4Sc. Oats firm; No. 2 mixed S3Ik134Ikc
Pork easyat S1s rs Lard quiet at St2 371b61l27 70
Bulk meats easier at SlO Sl1h., Bacon steady al
NEW ORLEANS. March S.-Coffee dull; Rio
open kettle fully far to prime 3 8-16c;
fair to good fair 29s9shc; centrifugal
of white 4asc; choice yellow clarified 1i-l6
04 13lec; seconds 2rl 13Ixc. Molasses strong;
centrlfugals choice &c; prime TO good prime
100 l6c; Inferior to good common 70Sc.
ST.. LOUIS, March s.-Flour sluggish aud
unchanged Wheat-Options lacked activity
and range; No. 2 red cash firm at &c; March
delivery e71<c; April delivery 6S9sc; May deliv-
cry 70MSGfO36c. Corn advanced on weather
news; No. 2 mixed cash 3S4c; March deiv-
cry 3S11c; April delivery. 39l9c; May delivery
40Ac. Oats firm with corn; No. 2 cash
at $780, May delivery 1890. Bagging and cot.
ton ties quiet Provisions quiet and a shade
easier, but not quoteoly changed in price.
NAVAL STORES.
NEW YORK. March 3, $500 p. m.-Rosin quiet
and firm; strained common to good 81 $50
~ Spirits turpsntine quiet and flrmer &C
351f136c.
WILMINGTON, March g. - Spirits turpentius
steady ut 33c. Rosin Arm; strained 81 TO-;
good strained 81 49, Tar firm at 81 O5
Crude turpsntine stsaiY; hard 81 70: soft and
CaARLEsrox. March 8. - Spirits turpentlns
firm at S2I8c Rosin firm at 81 IS for good
strained.
PETROLEUM, OILS, ETC.
NEW YoaK, March s.--Petroeum steady and
quiet. Cotton seed oil quiet and firm.
RICE.
NEw yopK March q -Rice firm fag-I,, ,o,t,a g..
donoastte 80 -. .~,ra az =, -. - 81 ~
65c.
NEw ORLEANS. March s.-Rice easy; ordinary
70 good 29S@3lfc.
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S SHIPPING INrELLIGENCE.

DUN Rises ......... .-..'.ssss -..s..sss..s.o.I@
Sun SETS. .......................5:I6
HIGH WATER AT SAVANNAH 20. .ti:3S AN, 1900 Pm
STANDARD time)
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Steamship Allegheny. Baltimore.
Steamship Dessoug. Philadelphia.
Steamship Clattahoochee. New York.
Bark Rhea LGerl, Lubsck.
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Per Central Railroad March s-Woods G &
Co. J Q slater. Stubs 4 4. J Wood & Bro
] + Williams & Co, Hunter 4 b. Dweile Q K b,
Jno Flannery q Co, F." w Gordon & Co, Sayan
nan ca w Co, Tennessee Produce Co, NJ lersts
Sons a. Co. Jas Douglass. Bono Bros II solomon
q Son, Heusler & II, A b Glrardeau J q But
ler airs W ID MenSa K A Schwarz. Lindsay &
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PASSENGERS.

Per stearnshfp Chattahoochae for New YORK
C A Wakefield aud wife, Daniel Farrell, J w
Doughty, Z Kellmer and wife, Miss Kellmer,
Geo Fisner Mrs SpOoner, Wn h Fife. ii Freiu
Jas HcCaOe, Q Burlnan, l. y Hara. ri KAY
anaugh, Joe Sparks.
Per steamship Allegheny for Baltimore
] III Roberts, II Simkins, Chas Henry.
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THURSDAY. March 9. 1898.
ARRIVED We STEROAY.

Steamer Katie, Beyille, Augusta ana way
landings-W Gioson Manager.
S,eamsr Alpha. S.roohar. Beaufort and Port
RoYai-CH Meilocc, A ssut.
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ARRIVED AT TYBEE YESTERDAY.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Schr Chas NJ Patterson. Tunnel, Philadelphia
for Matanzas, in distress, TO Jos A Roberts q Co
(See local news column.)
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HIDES AND FURs.
SEND YOUR HIDES AND FURS
TO
RANDOLPH KIRKLAND,
SAVANNAH. GA.

He pays for dry hints cents, dry salt 4Ik
cents, dry damaged 31S cents, green salt cents
beeswax ~ cents, deer skins % cents coon skins
10 10 60 cents otter skins No. s. 90, mink
skias No. !, 81.
2lL st, Julian st.
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aAILED YEsTRRDAY

Steamer G Barker, Flaney, S. Helena
Master
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NAVAL SToREs-The spirits turpentiue market
holds quite steady at full prices but the demand
is rather moderate and the sbusiness doing
small. AT the Board of Trade on the
opening call the market was reported firm
at 33c for regulars, with sales of so casks At
the second call it closed firm at 39c for regulars
with further sales of 200 casks. Rosn-There
WAS somewhat firmer tone to the
market at the decline in strained
TO good strained. and stimulated by a
slightly improved inquiry over the previous
day, while there was more business doing
AT the Board OF Trade on the first cali the mar
ket was posted as firm with sales Of 762 barrels
at the following quotations: A, B, c, D. and Z,
81 221h; F, 81 2:1A G. 81 3716; H, 50 90; /, 81 as
K, 50 20; NJ. IS 20; n, SO 95; window glass,
81 O5; water white, 81 25. At the last call it
closed firm, with further sales OF 2092 barrels
at unchanged prices, except for |, which was
quoted at 81 80.
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For Corns, Warts and Bunions
Use only Abbott's East India Corn Paint.
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Abbott's East Indian Corn Paint cures all
corns, warts and ounions.-df.
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CaEDTToR-The consciences Of those two
bankrupts appear TO be very elastic.
Assignee--W Well. don't'you expect elasticity In
uspendersg-Cl0thfera' and Hdberdashere'
Weekly.
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DEPARTED YESTERDAY.

OLhAhhD 10 hhDAA
Bark Vega [Itall. Porto, Castellamare-Chr
9 Dahl & Co.
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COUNTRY PRODUCE.

sweet pOJatOes, q Ousn.i WnII5 10 NgoV
PoULTRY-Market is firm: demand good;
half and three suarter grown not wanted
EGGs-Market is unsteady and oVerstocked,
fair demand.
PEANUrs-Ampls stock, demand light, prices
firm
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NEw YORK, March s, D. m.--Flour easy and
quiet; winter wheat low grades 81 lU@2 SIS; fair
TO fancy S25502 IS; Minnesota clear 81 50G1
so; souh.r -four easy; common TO fair
extra 81 1903 TO-; good 20 choice extra 81 $50
IS. Wheat dull and steady; No. red Ia store
and elevator 7oI3c; ahoat 7s14c; options duh
and closed firm sc below yesterday; March de-
livery 164c; May delivery 79c. Corn stronger
at an ADVANCE, checking business, and fairly
active; No. red 53O5335c in elevator; $40
5lTSc ahoat: ungrsded mixed 5l1b054c; steamer
mixd 5234053c; options 9s016c higher, closing
strong, with speculation moderately active;
March delivery $3.50; April delivery
s276c; May delivery 5l1Sc. Oats firmer and
moderately active; options were strong 3s61l6C
higher, and more active March delivery Ss1sc;
May delivery 3s1kc; spot prices: No. 800
301bc; No. : white 43c; mixed western 3aDHc;
white mixed western 42lf6l4S15c. Coffee steady
and unchanged to 10 points down. March deliv-
cry II 3j0l7 As; May delivery 1G s01l6 IS; July
delivery 10 55Dl6 So: September delivery 10 50
G1l6 so; spot Rio dull and steady; No iSc.
5uZar-Raw quiet and steady; refined quiet and
unchanged. MOlasses- FOREIGN nominal; New
Orleans open kettle good to choice In fair de-
mand aud firm at SO035c. Wool firm and quiet;
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AED
SPRING NOVELTIES.

Never before have shown such profuson of the
est ideas from both Foreign and Domestic Markets. Below
are some SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS Inducements-to
many advantages offered in every department. OUR NEW
Sc attention, MOST PARTICULARLY if you economically
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COMMERCIAL.
SAVANNAH MARKETS.
OFFICE MORNING NEWS.
SAVANNAH. GA. March & 1906


rorroN-The market in general ia ANYTHING
hrt active, and there was nothing new dis
.osed as to prices. 1t. however, ruled firm in
all directions, though with no tendency to ad-
,snce the market. being sustained solely
enough the moderate offerings. Tho total
..Iss for the day were 5s5 bales. On
'Cnange at the opening call, st 10 a. m. the
market was bulletined firm and unchanged
With ssles OF $40 bales. At the second call
at .. m, it was firm, the sales being
,s5 bales. At the third and last cali, ar4p. m It
closed firm and unchanged. but with no
further sales. The following are the official
closing spot quotations of the Cotton Fx-
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-06-04
THEY GET IN.
ture.

The faculty of the people of Chicago to
"get there" was unpleasantlv illustrated
the other day by some 10000 visitors who
worked their way in for nothing. The
nerve of these visitors should be esti-
mated in the light of the wel-known fact
that Chicago people are not easily cheated.
They are up to all the tricks by which the
class of people who live by their wits con-
trive to get something for nothing. And
yet 10000 people walked in at the gates
without paying for the privilege. This is
the most severe reflection we have yet
seen on the fair management They have
spent good many millions of dollars in
setting up show and are not equal to the
task of keeping out people who are un-
willing to pay for admission. A few days
ago a very lively story was printed in q
contemporary which told how the great
officials of the fair were made to Put up
the coin OF the realm when they wanted TO
survey their own work. This thing went
on until National Commissioner not un-
known on the Pacific Coast came along,
showed all the badges his several official
positions entitled MIN to, and, being still
refused admission, knocked the gate
keeper down and then Wake In. This
method of getting in without paying for
the privilege was supposed to be origin al
with the Pacific Coast Commissioner, and
in ordinary cases would be attended with
some unpleasant consequences. But the
Chicago crowd seems to have found wav
to get in without knocking gatekeepers
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