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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-03-16
MACHINERY. CASTINGS. ETC.

& Bro Robinson Steam Pig Co, M Richards.
NJ Rogers, r Rowlinski, Smith Bros, q M
Ryals Savannah Grocery Co, = - Springer.
+ A Schwarz, savannah Soap Works j
SouZa, Savannah Brewing Co y Sampson,
Savannah Steam Bakery. Solomons & Co. II
Sampson, L G Strong f & w Ry, Upper
Rice Mills g w Tiedeman & Bro ID N Thorn
ason & Co, j ID Weed g. Co. A NJ ~ @ w West,
J p Williams & Co Watson & +, n West e. Co,
G WAGNER. steamer Katie steamer Bellevue,
steamer Alpha. Southern Express Co.
Per steamship Allegheny from Baltimore
leopold Adler, A : Bacon & son, Brush u i
& + 90, M So d A Byck. Conkling Mfg Co.
w G Cooper. Cornwell s. G, Conner II & Co
james Douglass, Dixon s. Co. NJ Dryfus, A
= Elchberg, EhriCh Il Bro. Eckman & V
FOye & NJ. Fretwell & N, Frank Il Co, Finn
Bros Fawcett Bros Faugham, A $ Griffin,
5 l. Gerst, } a GalmO, i Gabel, Gardner & h,
Haynes & f., G. Haas Heuisler & II = Hagan,
G Hettrich, Hull - p. e Hart, Ii Juchter
9 KOlshorn e. Bro Lindsay & NJ Is II Levy e.
Bro. John Lyons Co, ID ID Lester Grocery Co.
Lippman Bros, n Lang, h Lang, Lowell l.,
Ludden 81 b. Q Lingerfelder Q r Ladeveze
Mutual Coop Assn. l. II Myers Co w b
Manning McDonough & Co Nelson G 4 Co,
Norton H,Oppenheimer & COG w Parish
Palmer Hardware Co, Peacock II g. Co. A
Ouint g. Bro, N Paulsen. j Rocker Il Co w l.
Richardson A G Rhodes & Co Solomons g. Co,
Savannah Steam Bakery Savannah G g. w Co
Savannah Furniture Co. II Solomon Son,
Savannah Grocery Co. p 3 Springer. J Sui
Ivan, j G Slater, r. A SChwarz, Il West h Co.
q w 1iedcman & BRO. ID Thomson & Co.
] ID Weed & Co, Williams g. Co, w II
Walker, A M s. w West.
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Receipts.

Per Charleston and Savannah railway.
March 10 cars baskets, cars wood. S
wheels, aXles and rigs, couplings boil
sters, double trees , boxes kegs iron
riVets, bag peanuts. l bdl mdse. Dbl flour
box cards, box saddiery bdl hides, | case
boots and shoes, l25 sacks meal. 25 bbls meal
Per savannah, Florida and Western rail-
way, March iJ-73 bales cotton, boxes shad
bblS mineral water, sacks potatoes, cars
wood. piano. iron safe. ] car corn, car
-four, bbls whisky car lime, 80 ice cream
freeZerS,2 empty drums, 3 cars coal cars
hay, 30 empty larrels 6 refrigerators berries,
I bales hides. 1913 pkgS mdse, 4, 545 boxes fruit.
l20 bblS fruit, ! car rock, 10 cars lumber 652
bbls vegetables go boxes vegetables $50
bbis roSln, S9 bbls spirits Urpentine.
Per Florida Central and Pennsular rail
road, March l5--lll bales cotton, 04i bhls
rostn, box W paper 2,46S ties. 3 crates beets,
10 bales sheeting, prs blinds, case mt ties.
J box paint. keg paint, ~ bbls cabbage, ,
crates pipe, buckets, 1 box mills bbls
eWdre. bbl glass. 81 stoves II pots, II ket-
ties, II gridles, tea kettles, I bale domestics,
desk. % bids house hold goods 4 bdls cast
ings, Il oil cans, I bdl flagstafs organ Dbl
wine, 73 boxes oranges, l hdl brOoms. old
stills, bdls hides l bdl busters 400 pkgs
tolacco, 3 chairs, ~ bdls bags, 100 pieces
a dies, cases axes 3 cases cotton Irvine .
cases shoes, coop geese. II boxes drugs
Per Central railroad. March ID
1897 bales cotton. II bbls spirits turpentne,
,l26 bblS rosln A7 tons pig iron, Is casks clay
u boxes oranges, l15 bales domestlcs, 1873
pkgs mdse, bales bags, 3 bdls hides Is sacks
potatoes, Dbl potatoes. / case shoes q tubs
oleo. bbls grits, ? pkgs hardware. case
hams, case hats, case harness. 80 cases
handles, II cases eggs, ID pkgs furniture 5 b Is
whisky, 10 panels iron fencing. II posts gate,
2 boxes looks. rolls roofing / car hay 80
sacks bran, s6l bales hay, l46 sacks oats, 1870
bbls grits 400 sacks meal, 300 sacks -four car
brick, car blocks, car wood.
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prime SIP OOGs1e 81 Butter active and firm
state dairy. new l5G92ic; state dairy old 70
dairy, new l216i5c; western creamery rev
l5d22c; western factory and rolls lO1i5c:
Elgins 22922i4c Molasses foreign nominal:
New Orleans open kettle, good TO choice 3l1
Ssc Peanuts oInet Flax seed noufpaI
Coffee-options steady, 5 points down; Nav
10 70: July - 20: September "a 81. December
u 10 spot Rio dun and STEADY; No. Z, l7lsa
Use Sugar, raw. quiet and steady; fair
refining , 1890; refined dull and steady; of
A 3sGl4 3-l6c; standard A. 4is04 5-l6c. cut
loaf sos 3-16; crushed 5Q5 3-l6c; granulated
454d4 9-l6c. Freights to Liverpool quiet
and steady; cotton 9-64d: grain 2tsd.
Chicago. March l5.-.Whedt was weak early
and firm late in the session, although the
price was at all times lower than yesterdays
close. Fine weather was shown ali over
The winter wheat district had good rains
last night, cables lower and from adv ses to
the different houses. continued to he very
discouraging under the weight of depressing
news, the opening was right on the pat
price. and but for the support
accorded the market by the
holders of these privileges the decline shown
later Would have happened Immediately. II
was not very long. however, before orders on
this account were out Of the way and values
lie gan TO drop. May wheat opened lsc under
yesterdays close at $3.50, sold tetween that
and 51ssc, closing 4G%c under yesterday at
5sis45sAc. Corn worked into its usual
routine to-day, and was guided for the most
part by the tone exhibited IN wheat There
was an undercurrent of strength, however
Trade was spasmOdlcally active and
prices lower. May opened &c lower
than yesterday final figures at
37'ic, afterwards ranging between that
and 37lsc closinn 14c'underyester 375gc
Oats we're tirmer than either wheat or corn
although prices were lower. MAY showed a
net loss of &c on the day at the close Cash
oats were quiet and steady. Provis ons were
frmer to-day. May pork closed 7ts6IOc
higher May lard nc higher and MAY ribs
&C higher. There was a fair cash demand
on all accounts
Chicago March 15.-Cash quotations we're
as follows; Flour was very quiet, nut steady
at prices unchanged. Wheat-No . spring
56l4C: No. = red 56lac. COrp-No. , Boo
Oats-No. :, 31laG3l4c. Mess pork per bar
rel. sll OO0I1 1758. Lard. per lOG pounds,
SG 712@}6 90 Short rio sides % 67Ie6S5 10
Dry sailed shoulders s. 0 a 10, Short clear
SIDES SIS 37iS6S6 50. Whisky, 81 l.:
Lending futurpS ranged AS follows.
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Baltimore March 15-Flour dull; western
superior 81 70DS2 90; western extra s. 100
81 90; western family 81 608S3 90; winter
wheat, patent So 1908 40 spring wheat
patent 50 1904 %; spring wheat straight
50 1898 50. Wheat duh and easy; No. ? red
spot 5g4c; March 5924c; NAV 6IA06llsc:
July 628c asked; steamer No red 56c bid ;
milling. by sample. 60D6lc. Corn easy; mixed
spot 4l5s0H &C; March 415sW4l &c; April
4l4@i2c: May 42A@42%c; steamer mixed 4lc
I'd; southern, by sample, 42I904ic; south
ern, on grades 43G43Ac Oats firm; No ,
white western 38l939c; No. mixed western
36AQ35c. Rye steady; No. ,, SIC; receipts
1877 stock, l7.75s Hay steady; good to
choice timothy S14 500Sl5 %. Grain freights
quiet and unchanged; steam to Liverpool
per bushel, pad for March: Cork for orders
per quarter. 3s Ihd@4hd for March; cotton
&c; flour lie. Provisions weak; mess pork
Sl4 30. Bulk meats-shoulders &c; short rib
sides Sc; clear sides &c Sugar-curad
smoked shoulders sac. hams. small l2c;
large lie Lard, refined IS IS. Butter quiet
creamery fancy. 23c; creamery, fair to choice
2l92lc; creamery, imitation. l6ftlJc; ladle
fancy loo; good TO choice l40l5c. rolls fine
l4@l6c; rolls, fair to good 12014c; store
packed lQDllc. Eggs steady 14al4ia Coneo
quiet; Rio, in cargoes fair 191ac; No. T. 17la
Mifesc. Sugar quiet; graduated 1.b2c
Whisky tiFm at 81 240Sl 25.
Cincinnati March 15.-Flour spring patents
So 3UgS3 go; family s. 25G1S2 so. Wheat
steady No. 2, red Soc. Corn-No . mixed
3o5aci No. yellow ear 42c. Oats firm: sam
pie 34}ac; No. mixed 35c: No. > white 35c.
family 81 80. Lard, iObbing at &c for steam
leaf kettle dried nc. Bacon steady !;
shoulders 64c; short rib sides 64c; short
clear sides &c. Whisky steady at n Is.
1t. Louis, March l5.-FlUur quiet patents
81 s51S3 90 choice 81 s50S2 90; fancy ~ Is
as! 25 Wheat lower May soc asked: July
567sQ;6@c; Corn lower; March 34c; April
4c; May 34hd345sc Oats weak and lower:
May Bic hid; July 27I4c Pork-standard
mess. Sll 62ls on orders 8i20D. Lard. prime
steam nom nal at Sc ~. Dry sailed meats
shoulders b 62% :; longs s. so clear ribs
to 62h; longs So rs; clear ribs Sc Sf15; shorts
" CO. High wines steady at 81 ID.
Rice.
New York. March l5.-Rice, fair firm; do
nestle fair to extra, 5%c; japan 404lHc
Wool.
New York March l5.-Wool quiet; domes.
tic fleece 2O92oci pulled l6Q25c
Petroleum, Oils, Etc
New York. March 10 Cotton seed oil
dull and easy; crude 26c asked; yellow 3lc
asked
New York. March 15-Petroleum market
quiet; Washington. in barrels, 5000; Wash
York, in barrels, s. l5 Philadelphia and
Baltimore in barrels, s. 10; Philadelphia and
Baltimore, in bulk, ~ 6O082 to.
Naval stores.
New York, March l5.-Rosin dull steady;
strained, common to good, 81 100tl Is. Tur
pentine quiet and steady at 314M3tlc
Charleston, March l5.-Spirits turpentne
steady at 2S13c. Rosin firm at 95c for good
strained.
Wilmington, n. C.. March 15.-Rosin firm;
strained, soc; good strained, 95c Spirits
turpentine steady at 2'c. Tar steady at S5c.
Crude. turpentine steady; hard 81 10; soft
and virgin, al 50
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EXPORTS OF COTTON.


New York, March l5-Flour steady; win
ter wheat, low grades 81 000S2 A.; patents
s. 25GGS5 50; Minnesota clear 81 50l12 30
Minnesota patents 50 56BS4 80; low extras
g. O5932 40; southern -four dull and steady;
common to fair extras g. 00DS3 %; good to
choice extras - 1U6l3l 20. Wheat. active and
steady; No red in store and elevator, 6OA
@6lAc; ahoat 620624c: options opened weak.
declined &c rallied lsM4c, closed firm at &c
under yesterday: No. red March 6)iac;
May 62iac, July a4e Corn dull and firm
No. 2 44c elevator; 45c at1oat; ungraded
mixed 450t451fc: steamer mixed 451sc; options
active and steady; March 44c; April 43c:
May 43c Oats dun and ca sier; March 354c;
april 35c; May 3lAc; NO white March $50;
spot No. ., 354c. No. white 372t@3sc;
mixed western SO &c; white western 3gl142c.
hay quiet aud steady shipping JO0d5c; good
TO choice 75Trs5c, Beef dun and steady;
family Sl2 OO1si4 90; extra mess 50 OOGSs so.
Beef hams quiet at 1850. Tlerced beef in-
active and steady. city extra India mess
Sls OO1S20 90. Cut meats quiet and easy;
pickle bellies 6sc; picked shoulders 64c;
picked hams aDJ3sc. middles nominal Lard
quiet ana steady. western steam 81 l2h;
city Sc 81: refined quiet: continent 81 co.;
south American Is o.; compound - 875al1
50 OO Pork quiet, mess 8l2 5J0Sl3 90, extra
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Tybee, March l5-9 pun, wind SW. fresh;
smoky. There are indications of a heavy fog
New York, March 13-Arrived, schr Emily
F Northam, johnson, Jacksonville.
Charleston. March l5-Arrived schr Edw G.
Hight, Richards Norfolk; steam yacht Alicia
Titus, New York. proceeded st Augustine.
Sailed, bark Augusta INorl, Langlie. Riga.
schrs Susan Is Ray, Johnson, New York; Mel
lie Hewlett, sharp, Baltimore; John w Hall
Boone, New York.
Jacksonville March l5-Cleared, schr Ira b
Ellems, Marston, New York.
Mobile March l5-Arrived, schr Amelia =
Schmidt, Pashley, Caibarien.
Cleared, schr Meteor, DAVIS, Punta GOrda
Clara l. Dyer lBri Bodden, Ruatan.
New Orleans March 15-Cleared, steamships
Arkansas, Havana: EIdorddO, New York
Rover. Celia
Port Eads March l5-Arrived, steamships
FL Sol Mason New York; Marlborough Br
Stevenson. Livingston.
Sailed. steamships Gussie, Bluedelds: City
Of Dallas, Puerto Cortez; Foxhall. Port Ii
mon Puerto Rico, Barcelona; Martin Saeuz
Barcelona via Genoa Gambetta Belize
Plympton. Copenhagen via Newport News;
FL Norte New York
Norfolk, March 15-Arrived steamer Glen
oChtl lBrl Harrison New Orleans to Bremen,
coaled and sailed Peyeril LBrl, Walters,
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Exports.

Per British steamship Glenloig for Reveal
$500 lales upland cotton, Weighing 4.549.aO
pounds valued NJ S34l ,057. 63, and 30 bales sea
island cotton, weighing 20 49, pounds. valued
at 93,tb) Total weight, 1870 297 pounds, total
valuation S344 gO7. SO.
Per German bark Simon for Hamburg
2,127 bbls rosin, valued at IS 925, and 800 bbls
rOsin oil, valued at 81, 235--S r Shotter Co.
Per brig Robert Dillon for Baltimore
2e6 95i feet p p lumber McDonough g. Co.
Per schr Charles + futile for New York
1547O crossties, measuring 6O9S00 feet-E
Hurd
Per Schr Island City for Wilmington, Del
300. 100 feet p p lumber Dale Dixon a. Co
Per schr Flora Rogers for Boston-33l $3.50
feet p p iumtef-Cooney, Eckstein & Co.
Per steamship Gate City for Boston
1901 tales upland cotton, 203 GALES sea island
cotton, Al bales domestics and yarns, / / bales
rags. $40 bhls rosn 1875 bbls spirits turpentne
1874 bales hides, A refrigerators berries, 100
sacks cotton seed meal, 5 45S plgs fruit, l76
pkgs vegetables, cans shrimp, 10 bbls oys-
tiers, 26S pkgs mdse.
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New Orleans to Havre coaled and sailed.
Deptford lBrl. Woodruff, Newport News:
schrs Rose Esterbrook New York. Alice
Hodges VIM L Franklin Virginia Maully,
Annie Reynolds and Wm Ruatau. Balti.
more
Cleared. schrs Mary Randall and Rose
fsJerbrook. Boston; II II Benedict and ida
ellison, New York
Philadelphia March l3-Clcared, schr Lulie
J. Pollard. Powell. Charleston.
Barrow. March lO-Arrived, ship Curlew
lBrI, Taylor Pensacola.
For additional shipping news
see other columns.
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Fer steamship Gate city for Boston
Henry White. G b Andrews, y f Bartlett J
7 Busher. ) Doyle Miss NJ Mckinney, Miss
Lillian Hoyt
Per steamship Kansas City from New York
&C L MckelveY. T p Everett Mrs f Nickel
vey, Miss Mckelvev. Miss Everett w +
Burke and wife II Owens and wife, L r Guy.
l Brigham, + w Backer, J + sanford, T. p
Bayard Jr, w Irving. j Gerig, Miss NJ Mil
ter. L II Haynes, l. NJ Barnes. ID w futile
Kaiser, c r Markham, II j Dean, ] l. Dean,
Miss Booth. Miss Walker, Miss Hendrickson
Mrs f II hendrickson, Miss Hawthorne Miss
Dawson, Mrs Briggs, Mrs Hawthorne II sill
cocks. e Dickinson and wife. w 5 Silcock
and wife, w II Jackson and wife. W A Brig
ham and Wife Miss Brigham. MISC A l. Guy.
W PendletCn, w II Barron. A Briggs, p
Bergen Bergen. : n Dalrympe w IL Mitch
ell. Mrs NJ Sargent, Miss c Bright,A A Ferris
and wife, G. Rogers, + Rogers A w Booth
and wife, II Jennings and wife. Walker
Mrs Dean and son A b Benjamin, G Archi-
bald, i d Corlett, Mrs Brennan, M Markins
and ten Steerage
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Pilot charts ana all photographic informa
ton Will be furnished masters of vessels free
OF charge IN United States photographic OF
nee in the custom house Captains are re
quesUed TO call AT the office.
Reports Of wrecks and derelicts received for
transmission TO the navy department
SCALES, Ensign u ) n, in charge.
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For Over Fifty Yeara.

Mrs. WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP has
been used for children teething. Itsoothes
the child, softens tho gums, allays AL pain,
cures wind collie, and is the best remedy for
diarrhga. Twenty-Five cents bot
tle.-Ad.
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Sailed Yesterday.

Steamship Gate CITY, Boston.
Bark / he Fratelh IItall, Genoa.
Brig Robert Dillon, Baltimore.
Schr Island City, Wilmington. Del
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Steamship Glenloig [Brl, Hay, Reval-Wr-
der g. Co.
Bark Simon lGerl, Belitz, Hamburg Chr G
Dahl s. Co.
Brig Robert Dillon, Leighton, Baltimore
George Harriss q Co.
Schr Chas T. futile, Ives, New York
George Harriss & Co.
Harriss & Co.
Schr Island City, Voorhees,, Wilmington.
Del-Dale, Dixon & Co.
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COMM ERcIAL.
SAVANNAH MARKETS.
OFFICE MORNING NEWS.
Savannah, Ca, March Is, 1894.
Cotton.

The local market remained steady and IN,
changed. There was a fair demand at quota
IONS but transactions were quite small. The
s--fre sales of the day were 1875 bales. On
7range. at the first can at 1890 a. m. the
MI rket was posted steady and unchanged
r sales of 10 bales. AT the regular
r. diav call. at p. m, it was steady and I'm =
rf..ured. the sales being 45 bales. At the last
..l at p. m, it closed steady and IN
,-rn.ed. with further sales Of 80 bales. The
o.-cal quotations at the Cotton Exchange
-r..-a as follows;
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Steamship Kansas City, Fisher, New York
&C G Anderson
Schr Clyde Brophy, Newport News coal
to G Taggart, vessel to George Harriss & Co
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Freights.

Lumber-By sail-Freights are quiet at
ruling rates. Foreign business is more or less
nominal. The rates from this and nearby
Georgia ports are quoted at "a OJ05 90 for a
range including Baltimore and Portland Me
Railroad ties, basis "A feet, 14c. Timber sou
81 90 higher than lumber rates. To the West
Indies and Wndward. nominal; TO Rosario
Sl2 OO0l3 90; Buenos Ayres or MuntevldeO
$1,000 II co. to Rio Janeiro, S14 90; TO Spanish
and Mediterranean ports, S11 307Ii 50: TO
United Kingdom for orders nominal for lum-
Der, "a IS standard.
By Steam-To New York, 81 90; to Phila-
delphfa, 81 20; to Boston, IS 90; to Baltimore,
Naval Stores-1he market is steady, with
good demand for spot vessels and vessels to
arrive in March or summer months
Large Cork. for orders are placed
at Is cd and Is Cd; medium sized Is Cd and
As South America, rOsin, &c n barrel of
26O pounds. oaStwiSe-Steam-tO Boston
lie ~ 100 lbs. on rosin. 9Oc on spirits; to New
York, rosin. SIC p 100 lbs. spirits SIC: to
Philadelphia rosin, 71sc q 00pounds. spirits,
SOC; to baltimore, rosin, nc per 100 lbs;
spirits, zoe.
Cotton-By steam-Market dull and nomi.
nal moderate inquiry for room. Rates are
per 100 MS, direct Genoa. soc; Barcelona,
55c; GOthenburg and ReVal, 5Sc: St Peters
burg, 2l-64d; Liverpool via New York 42c;
Havre via New York, 45c; Reval via New
York, zoe; Amsterdam via New York, 42c:
Amsterdam VIA Baltimore, 40c: Antwerp via
New York, 45c; Antwerp via Baltimore 4Oc
Bremen via New York soc; Genoa via Ne
York 60c: Hamburg via New York, 46c; Bos-
ton, per bale, 81 %; New Yo:k, per bale. 81 90;
Philadelphia, per hale, 81 90; Baltimore 81 90
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Country Produce.

Market for poultry steady; fair demand;
grown fowls u pair. 6087O; q grown 400 45c;
geese y pair, 900Sl 90; ducks, 65075c. Mar
ket for eggs is steady; market fully supplied
country per dozen, 13Q14c. Peanuts
Ample stock; demand fair; market steady;
fancy hand picked Virginia, q n SC; hand
picked D b, sc; small hand picked, z b. 4c
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE

Central Standard Time,.
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Rice
Naval Stores.

Spirits Turpentine-The market was quiet
and dull to-day. Inquiry was slow and offer
ings scarce At the Board of Trade the mar
ket at the first call was posted firm at 29I4c
for regulars, with sales of fifty casks. At the
last call at p. m. it closed quiet and un-
changed, with no sales reUorted.
Rosin-There was a slow demand and the
market was rather quiet throughout the day:
prices held firm, however, at unchanged
prices. The sales were about / 500 barrels, at
= lou i'm ,AtHa ii 49,
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New YORK, March I5.-Ireasury balances
to-day were as follows: Com. SlOJ, l57 900; cur
rency SAC. 400 900.
London. March l5.-The bar silver market
to-day has been uncertain, and was quoted at
27t4d Der ounce
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For additional shipping news
see other columns.
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NIarkets.


,t Aa-on- Market is steady. The Board
W Trade quotations are as follows:
'l-9dra clear rib sides, s]4c; shoulders, none;
.' lated clear rib sides, 10; long, clear
cy,e, Lies, &c; shoulders, 795c; sugar
Basrng and Ties-The market steady.
'-. agging. PAD, &c; On, sac IAN, SC;
tto.Alons are for JOB lots; small lots
i.+h'f. sea island bagging. 12lac. Iron Ties
LaI-e lots, 9OI0S5c: smaller lots, 81 GOAL o..
h.tter-Market higher; fair demand; Gosh
ga -ic gilt edge 26c creamery, 2Sc; Elgin,
.. 1aese-Market firm. fair demand 800
a... ,aney full cream cheese, 1S40l4ci 20lo
.. la75ages Supply light. Barrels and barrel
'"les, ~ 75GG2 90; per head, sd9lRc
al zee The market is dull; quoted
e. ior Mocha, 27l4c; Java, 5000:
&c., /, PIC; choice or standard
= Zl'ec; prime or standard No. 3, pic;
1.,I or standard No, T. 2O1ac; fair or stand
T.. w 30 q, zoe ordinary or standard No. 8,
' e. common or standard No. Z. 1gc.
-i.eu frult-Apples, eYaporated, l2i%c;
mon bteHfc. Peaches. California, eVap-
60 peeled ,23d24c California, evaporated,
.ptGeIed. $50 loo. Currants, 4l205c. Ctron.
I2'. Dried aprlcOts, l6c.
our Market quiet. Extra 50 90; family,
~ fancy - 40; patent, s. SOd4 IS; straight,
tlssh-,-Mackerel, half barrel No. /. 50 so;
80 y - w W no. 8 ~ 30 Kits, No. /, 81 45;
o. 4 70; No 3. IL %. Goldfish. l. II bricks.
p ~ ~ IN bricks. &c. Smoked herring, per
~ &c; Dutch herring, in kegs 81 90; new
"llllet half barrel S4 o..
corn Tr6PaiiaatIlC5o3rn---Marllet IS steady White
.lH, loD lots, SIC; carload lots SIC. Mixed
",gn JOB lots, Doc. carload lots. 53c. oats
t5 ailAeQ. JOB lots, i6c: carload lots.
southern &as sa red rust proof Soc.
wv 4ots' 95ci carload lots, 90c Meal
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New York, March TO- 4 p. m.-Money on call
is easy at per cent. The last loan was a. 3
per cent, and al the closing was offered at 80
per cent.
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