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leading futures ranged as follows:

2
Baltimore, Feb 2A--Flour dull and I'M
changed; western superior 81 70C0S2 90; west
ern extra g. l00S2 50; western family g. 90
0S 90; winter wheat, patent g 1905. 90;
50 25G1S3 50. Wheat dull aud lower No. 2 red
spot 60a06OHc; February 60Aq60hc; May
6JQ96S4c; steamer No. red b6h6156 Sc mill
ing, by sample, 6006lc. Corn easy; mixed
spot 4l94lHc; February 4l614lhc; March
4O40lc; May 42142Ac; steamer mixed 4O%c
bid; southern, by sample, 42Qb4315c; south
good demand; No. white western S6$6a37c;
No. mixed western 34H@35c. Rye strong;
NO. 2 PC; Hay steady; good TO choice tim
othy Sl4 6Ol0Sl6 90. Grain freights quiet,
steady and unchanged steam TO Liverpool
per quarter is Cd for February and March
Cork, for orders, per quarter, 81 Sd for FeD-
ruary; cotton &c; -four lie. Provisions flrm
mess pork, SIS So Bulk meats-loose should
ers TIC; long clear SAC; clear rib sides and
shoulders Sc. Sugarcured picked shoulders
sac; hams llAc. Lard, reHned 80 co. Butter
steady; creamery fancy 27c; creamery, fair
TO choice, 22lD25c; creamery, imitation, 100
20c; ladle fancy lSc; good to choice l40i5c;
rolls fine l6Dlsc; rolls, fair TO good ll8l5c;
store packed l2c. Eggs firm at l7cc. Coffee
steady; Rio, In cargoes, fair, 1ee; No. 7, 174.
sugar quiet; granulaied 4hc Whisky steady
Cincinnati. Feb. 24.-Flour. spring patents
g 3O6DS3 80; family 81 256bS2 So Wheat steady;
No. 2, red 571ad5Sc Corn steady; No. 2 mixed
Ssc; No. yellow 3sHc: No. 2 white 3s. Oats
steady; No. white $50; No. 2 mixed SIC
Pork-city moss $40 90; clear mess S14 90;
family sl2 rs, clear family $i3 IS Lard steady:
steam leaf nc; kettle dried INC. Bacon
steady; shoulders 61lc; short ribs sides 7he;
short clear sides 7hc Whisky steady at
81 IS.
ST. Louis, Feb 24-Flour. market fair;
patents 81 s5a99 90 fancy s2 1902 Is; choice
81 s0@S2 90. Wheat lower; February SOC;
May 67Ac. Corn lower; February 32Ac;
March 32B@33c; May 34c. Oats lower; May
SOC Professionalism mess 8l2 e2h on orders
slS % Lard, prime steam at 81 80. Dry
sailed meats-shoulders 81 00 longs and
clear ribs 90 So; shorts 90 55. Bacon-bo1ed
shoulders 10 20 longs 81 90; clear ribs 81 1874;
shorts "a 70. High wines steady at o. ID.
Rice.
New York Feb. 2i.-Rice steady and quiet;
domestic fair to extra, 31493ac; Japan "a
4hc.
Wool.
New York. Feb. 24-Wool, moderate de-
mand and steady; domestic fleece 2O025c;
Petroleum, Oils, Etc.
New York. Feb. 81. - Cotton seed oil
dull and steady; crude 2S1Sc; yellow 33l6b34c.
New York, Feb. 2i.-Petroleum market
quiet: Washington In barrels, 90 90; Wash
inRton, in bulk, s. 50: refined nominal; New
York, in barrels. S. Is; Philadelphia and
Baltimore in barrels s5 TO- Philadelphia and
Baltimore, in bulk 81 6ObS2 g..
Naval Stores.
New York, Feb. 24-Rosin market steady;
strained, common TO good, 81 l0CD8l 49, Tur-
pentine dull, 32lD32Hc.
Charleston, Feb. "A. - Spirits turpentine
firm at 2shc. Rosin firm at 95c for good
strained.
Wilmington, N. c., Feb 24-Rosin firm:
strained, soc; good strained. 95c Spirits
turpentine firm ct 2SHc. Tar Arm at
t0c. Crude turpentine quiet; hard 81 TO-
soft and virgin, 81 80.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Financial.

New York. Feb. "a, 4 p. m.-Money on call
is easy at per cent. The last loan was at
per cent, and at the closing was offered at
per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, S1a04 per cent
Bar silver 60c.
Mexican dollars ACC.
Sterling exchange is firm, with actual bust
ness IN bankers bills at "a oj14494 S64s for
sixty days and 81 SoD4 83A for demand:
posted rates 81 67I4G14 81.
Commercial bills "a s5AGA SO for sixty
days and 81 S7HGD4 S7A for demand.
Government bonds steady. State bonds dull.
Railroad bonds strong.
Silver at the Stock Exchange to-day was
quiet.
New York. Feb "a, noon.-The following
we're the opening quotations:
Chicago and Northwestern 1921
Nor rT and Wes,ern nreierrei i S9A
Richmondand West Point Terminal. .... "a
western Union. 49,. ................... b3M
New York Feb. 2i.-American Sugar re-
filming and Distillers we're the great specula-
tive cards at the Stock Exchange 10 day. In
fact they absorbed the attention to the ex-
clusion Of almost everything else. The total
transactions we're $4,000 shares. Of which as
900 we're Sugar and 5000 Distillers, leaving
about $1,000 shares for the other stocks
traded in. The Industrial stocks named as
usual Of late. we're Influenced by advices
from washington relative 70 the probable
action Of the senate subcommittee on tarin
and internal revenue matters. IL
was reported that the sugar people
had gained their point In securing a larger
duty on refined than on raw sugars. while the
advocates OF an increased tax on distilled
spirits had suffered defeat sugar rose
pa 20 S3ls, ands whisky declined ~ 20 z3af;
the dealings In both having been animated at
intervals. he fluctuations IN the general list
were comparatively slight. The tendency Of
prices was downward 10 the early trading,
but the losses were only IS % = per cent
outside Of National Lead. which dropped
ihWs per cent for common and
preferred respectively. The Duoyancy OF
Sugar finally alarmed some ~ the smaller
shorts, ana their purchases lea 10 90 al
vance o. tfN2 per cent Durinr the last hair
hour o. business Western Union rose from
81 70 ~, g. Paul ffoM ~ 70 5i, Rock inl
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OMMERCIAL.
100000
SAVANNAH MARKETS.
OFFICE MORNING NEWS,
SAVANNAH, GA, Feb. "a, 1894.

Middling cotton is down to &c. again. 1t
finally reached that basis to-day. The demand
is still very slow and sales continue light. On
Change at the first call at 1890 a. m. the mar
ket was posted 1-16c. lower than yesterdays
closing; the sales reported were 81 bales, At
the second call at l p. m. there was another
decline OF 1-16c with no sales. At the third
and last call at p. m. it closed dull and un-
changed, there being no further sales. The
official quotations at the Cotton Exchange at
the close were as follows:
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and from &c to co., and Chicago Gas from sals
TO b2la. Among the specalties Sugar pre-
ferred, jumped u TO 81 and Erie. preferred
Ia TO 3S4, while Laekawanna dropped 2as
to 1865 on very light sales The bank
statement II anything, had favorable in
huenee on speculation. as a small increase in
reserve was reported, whereas quite a loss
had been expected. The market closed firm
in tone. The market today for railway and
miscellaneous bonds was strong from start to
finish, and the dealings were well distributed.
The leading brokers report an increasing de-
mand for this class of securities owing tosthe
extremely low rates prevailing for money.
The closing bids we're.
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Fruit and Vegetable Market.

New York. Feb. 24.-Palmer, Riven burg &
Co, quote oranges, Indian andHalifax River,
s250lD300; other brights, selected, S2.00G12.50;
lines, 8l.75.6 b200. russets fancy, 8l75
Q20O; lines, S1.50G1i.75. Tangerines 80 OOd
M 90: strawberTies I5SS4oe. Cabbage Al N
M2.25, caulihower, S3000b50O; egg plant,
81 0)0D4.00; lettuce, l.25632.00; SQUASH 81 5Oa
200; cucum bers. s3.0Od5.00 beans, 10000 90;
tomatoes, S250G3.50
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Pilot charts and all photographic Informs
ton Will be furnished masters Of vessels free
OF charge IN United States photographic Of
tice in the custom house Captains are re-
quested TO call at the once.
Reports OF wrecks and derelicts received for
transmission to the navy department.
SCALES. ENSIGN U s N. In charge.
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Per steamship Allegheny for Baltimore
2306 bales upland cotton, 6l5 bbls rosin, II
bales sea island cotton, 1873 boxes oranges,
10 bbls spirits turpentine. % bbls oranges, $40
bbls vegetables, IS tons pig iron, "a bdls hides,
bbls fish, bales domestics, 10 cases domes-
tics, 1856 pkgs mdse.
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Cleared. steamer Hurona LBrl, Yule. Liver
pool bark Luigi lItall, Qunnio, Marseilles;
schrs susan Ray, Charleston; J = duBignon,
Savannah; Jennie Higbee. bridgeport; Jo-
sephine Higgins, New Haven.
Charleston. Feb 24-Arrived, steamer Ye-
masSee. Mckee. New York. proceeded jack
sonville, schr Edward r Emerson, Burton,
Philadelphia; bark Teresa Figueras fSpi.
Martstany. Charleston, bound to Barcelona,
put back. top heavy. She requires ballast.
Hamburg, Feb 2l-Arrived, bark Meteor,
Niemann, Savannah.
For additional shipping news
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One OF the features Of the projected print
ing exhibition 70 Paris win be a model Of the
secret printing Offices which hOurishec Ia the
Catacomhs during the last century. and
which a number 0f artists went 10 visit the
other day for the purpose 81 reproducing
them from nature
Tie revenue u the Russian empire during
last year amounted 20 ~ 900 r0uhlss, tod
the expenditure ~ ~ 80 90 Foubios.
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Steamship Kansas City, Fisher, New York
C q Anderson.
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Rice.


Spirits Turpentine The market sustained
another slump to-day, the only sales being
made at decline Of &c. At the Board OF
Trade at the opening, the market was bulle-
tined firm at 29c. for regulars, with no sales
AT the regular Saturdays call at / 80 D. m. IL
was quoted at 2S1ac with sales of 100 casks
kosln-Ihe market opened firm and un-
changed, but there were no sales reported
At the last call at 80, there were sales of I2Is
barrels at a decline for fine grades. The
closing quotations were as follows:
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Arrived Yesterday.

Central Standard Time.
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Notice to Mariners.

For additional shipping news
see other columns.
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Sunday, Feb. %, 1894.
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GEORGIA AND FLORIDA.
The News Of the Two States Told
in Paragraphs.

Macon Ladies Organize an Orchestra.
A Talk With Hon. Felix Corrupt on
Esrming-The Rome Brick Company
20 Resume operations-The Sale of
the oglethorpe Hotel at Brunswick.
s+ete Convention of the Baptists.
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log. Such tendency this paper will
resist 10 the very last extremity.
OF the causes that have produced the
results indicated by the returns from
the various states, we do not care to
speak further At the present time. OF
our own Territory We will only AID
that those causes were OF a character
that neither party, especially the Dem.
ocfaoy, could control. la all the
land there has been what may beosllej,
without disfespecl, an epidemic Of
Rspublioluism; anu "a We regari 10, 70
Ia only natural reaction against tho
empowering epidemic Of Democracy
that swept the country two years sgo.
Politics Ia iunny game, ami 1t ha'
seen and will again zee many greater
surprises than that which must be 10.
day reieued to as a typical political
landslide.
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received the letters he speaks
o. But ihoy only prove, what IL no
secret to observers Of the signs Of the
lines, that individual students Of
theology are beginning TO grow tired
% thslis futile efforts 20 Goo come
consistency IN the Protestant systeme
OF theology, aud are looking about for
something more satisfactory. That
some Of them should embrace Caih,l.
.clsm IL natural enough, while othefs
sway 10 various forms Of rationalism.
sun, although the Protestant churches
are hardly yet prepared to return In
bodies 10 the mother church, II l. per
iectly conceivable that this will some
time happen. The Catholics have
a moro periec, ofgariz,tion; n
logically more Correct theology;
"a service that sIcuks to the
human s,ul through all the outward
senses, anu various Institutions well
adapted TO the needs Of the people. IL
is therefore not impossible that her
superiority over Pfotestan,ihm should
At some time be- more generally fccog.
uizrd than Il IL at pre,ent, notwith.
standing her faults and deviations from
the original Church.
10 h evident, however, that no true
aud lasting union Of religious demon.
nations can DO effected on any basis
now proposed. A. long a. churches
build On doottine1, originated by human
wisdom alone, there will be schlsms
and divisions and striiss ani
contentious without number. Could
the leaders Of men reallzs the
necessity OF standing under Divine
guidance, as dli the great Interpreters
Of tho word Of God Of OLD; could they
all agfce to discard from tnoir systums
what has not been given from heaven
and then unite on the rock Of revela.
ton, there would DO a hrn basis to
build upon. TIE Church would then
nave that power without which her
mission on earth cannot be accom-
pllsh,d. 10 labor Tor unity on the
basis Of the confession Of faith Of one
denomination 0r another does not
seem worth the trouble; It IL Ike build
ing mouse Of sand where the wav,s
continually wash the beach. Union
on the basis OF Divine revelation Is the
alan oi Heaven ani the misai n Of the
true Church on earth.
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DErLArOt tAnnANY.

ttist 10 DO hoped that the defeat ni
Tammany IL crushing ana permanent.
For generation or more that orgau-
ization has been an incubus upon the
Democratic parry, not only la Now
York city Rad stale, but To certain
extent In the nation, aud 1t has
wrought untold harm. In It's govern.
ment VI tue metropolis, which Il has
controlled IN mIui3ipAl affairs much
Of the time since II became n political
iActor-it has been tytAnnicAi and cor
rupt, and 10 remarkable degree
obiivi1us Of the ghtA and host inter.
eats OF the citizen. In state aud pfesi-
dental elections Il has been arrogant
and dictaloual, aud It has exUrtod u
powerful aud oaneill influences In b5ih
stAts and national politics. The Demo.
cratic party anu the whole UliteC
states will DO the gamers by tue com.
plotc Anuihiladon VI this anomalous
organization.
Connected with the dsioal OF Tam.
many IL a feature tnat look, like rotri.
button. Last year David b. Hili sal
In tue United States Scntle,exsruislnl
tho power Of an AutooIat, anu coolly
defeating important nomination. sent ~
byPfesiduu,C Cleveland. Yesterday, large.
y owing 10 the refusal OF tue latter o.
sHIend aid, DAvli Is. Hnl was over.
whclmingiy defeated At the polls u,
he Democratic candidate Tor Cover.
nor Tue humiliation of being beaten
attaches TO Han, although he was To-
lucIsnt 10 run, anu success would have
neccssitated the resignation of his seat
Ia the United Stated senate. AZ the
principal leader Of TammAny, his De.
feat or the goyefnorsnlp breaks his
own political power M we'll as that vi
the organization Of whoa he has beou
chief, anu time only can teli whether
~ not either will rrcuperate.
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TO RESCUE rnr FALLEN.


The ladies who met yesterday,
November Oh, Ia one Of the churches
of this city tor the purpose Of estab.
fishing home tor fallen women de.
serve n word Of encouragement In the
philanlhropio work they have undef-
taken. Institutions fthis kind have
been erected In several places and ac-
complished much good, notwithsiand.
Inc the great difficulties they necus.
CARLY have 10 overcome. Experiences
labotcrs among tho lower strata OF
society are familiar with the fact
that great many uniotlun.
nate Magdalenos remain In q
state Of degradation simply be-
cause they 500 no way out OF n. The
glittefing allufomsnis Of sin which
first led them Or, soon less their lusire,
and the deluJui victims would gladly
return, had they a friendly hand 10
guide them ON the W y to virtue. II
IL not claimed that this 10 the case with
all; nor perhaps with n majority VI
them, but still there remains large
number who willingly would cling To
a saving hand held out to them IN
sympathy. 70 lind such aud to save
them from eternal ruin 10 n work
society would seem TO be under obligh.
lions 10 perform, considering the con-
dilions eKistlng nearly everywhere Ia
the civilized world.
II lisa matter worthy OF serious con-
temptation that human wisdom has
beou unable to deal with this socisl
problem In a satisfactory manner. A.
far backas history goes the moufnful
figure meets our gaze in all grades Of
civilization, la all nations. The united
efforts Of moralisls, prohibiiofy laws
aud severe runishmcnts have failed.
And now after ages Of experiments
aud futile efforts, som philosophers are
ready TO acknow ledge society defeated
aud are beginning to look upon the
owl as necessary. They seem
to think that tho sacrifice
of some OF G1i'a faitet childtrn
on the altar Of lust Ia required for the
preservation Of the rest. II Ia needless
TO say that such Views are unworthy
Of consideration. Rather, the sus-
plcion is near at hand that there
must DO something radically wrong
In society Itself where such n condi.
ton can remain. Repeated defeats In
the battle against vice are certainly
no proof that II is invinclble; such
defects may indicate that the tactics
are wrong, or that the foroea employed
arc too weak, Vics anu sin are GER
tSinly conlrollablr. and eradioablr
from the human heart, provided the
right remedies are applied. Hence the
hope 10 well founded that society Will
At last had the proper way OF treating
all the Ills under which II now suf.
lers Legislation has its work TO yer.
iofm In this direction; to philauthro.
py another part Of the task Ia on.
trusted; anu when both operate 20.
gelher and In harmony with the
principles u true Christianity success
In insured.
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CHURCH UNliY.


Union OF churches seems 10 be =
leading topic In the Catholic world A
present. A conference In Rome II now
being held, probably for the purpose o.
agreeing upon n feasible plan u heal
ing the breach between tne Eastern
and Western churches, aud In a recent
sermon Cardinal Gibbons, OF Bait.
more, asserted that there was a yeatn.
ing desire for a reunion Of tho Protest
ants and Catholics. Hu saii he was
Ia possession Of numerous letters from
Protestant clergymen inquiriug about
tho probable basis OF reconciliation
aud added that the conditions OF 20.
union would DO much easier than gen
orally imagined.
So iAr, Eastern churches have stub.
bornly resisted all attempts TO unite
with Western religions. Greek patrl-
archs reiusod 10 listen to the oyerIures
u Melanohlon, aud regarded both
LutheTAnisln aud CalyinIsm ms IA 81
ANhh'ANAH hNAf"ANNH AhN AhahAaAi
bishops were once CURLY told that the
only condition on which their PROPOSE
ton could be- considered was the adop.
lion by the Englsh church Of all q @
crteis anu ooniessions OF tho G,oek-
with silcerity aud obedience aud
without any roruplo OF dispute" The
Old Catholic R.uniJn con egencrs iu
Bonn ia 1874 led to no result, because
the Eastern pralates refused 10
yield single point although
The Old Catholics agreed 10 yield 10
Them the doctrine Of the procession Of
the Holy Ghost from the FNuer alone,
Judging from these repeated failures,
the efforts now put toah do not seem
to promise great results, unless tue
continent should have changed con.
sllufably. The Greeks mold on 10 tie
supremacy Of the Russian Czir with ss
much tenac,ty ~ the Romans cling t.
the papal see, aud 70 neither VIII yield,
there can be no unlOu.
Asto the PTclestanls, It Is not known
that there Is any suCug undrrcurrent
moving IA the direction OF R0ne
No doubt, Cardinal Gibbons hau
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Real Political Issues
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