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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-07-26
PEOPLES PARTY LEGIS-
LATIVE CONVEN-
TON,
J. @. Downs his Enemies and
Secures the Nomination
fN,,

Secures the Nomination
for State Senator.
The Peoples party Legislative con.
vention met at Stephen July 20, and
placed II Legislative ticket in the field
Sixty-onc Delegates from MnrsinI
md kittSon counties were in attend,
nncc. u very bitter personal fight
was male against J. q. Cronkhite
before the opening OF the convention,
but it was of no avail, as the Kit
son county delegates stood by him
10 a man and would not bulge. The
test OF strength came when the tenn
pOrnry chairman was to he selected.
Mr.. j. Nj. Daniels OF kittson county.
the candidate OF the Cronkhite fac
ton receiving 3S votes, to 20 votes
cast for Hams B. Imsdnhl, the cnn1i-
date of he opposition. w. i. Nc
Manus and Ole &. Nelson were elected
secretaries of the convention. Sub
sequently the temporary organizl-
ton was made permanent. The IN
formal ballot for state senator re-
suited as follows: j. Q. Cronkhite
40; Anton Hill II; John Whalen 4.
The informal ballot was upon mo-
Il. E, l. 4,
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-07-26

Thomas f. Cakes Henri G. PAN,
Henry C. Rouse Receivers.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-10-18

Cine 0epel6e Der 2onboner y3ines"
aus Simla melbete fiirslih, bob bic
9tohri6t bon bem beporI Itebenben Spb
bes Gmirs BON afsboni ltan sroBe lteber=
ralhuns beroor9erufen babe. Gs mar
olleroings befannt, bab Der Grnir on Der
8rigbt'i1en Nierenfrantbeit lit, man
glaubte aber ni6t. boB bic aranfheit
beretts iolhe 6ortI1ritte gemoht babe.
Sic in6il&e Ge9ierung bdlt Die tn
&abul lebenben Guropder. borunter ben
Sngenieur Ypne, Der cine Sanonen=
unb @ewebr Tobrit erridtet bat
unb bret 6rauen, in groBer 2ebensse=
fa6r, bofft ober, baB Der dlteite Sobn
oes Gnirs, Soroor 6abibula Gbon, Der
ben Gnsldnbern freunolih 9elinnt 1T, i'm
Stonoe lein miro, bic 3iigel Der Ge=
9ierune gu ergreifen unb bic Guropde,
Su beldiiben. @noererieits beFiirhtet
man aber au6, baB bic iebige 5lpeite 8e:
mahlin bes Gnirs perInden piro, III
Safe bes Nblebens 9lbbur Manabt
| Gban's Iit3 oer Ieeieruns i'm Same,
ibres minberjdbrigen So6nes gu bemdh
ti9en. in pelhem Safe es obne 3weife
su &dmpfen fomn,en miirbe.
lleber ben Sries i'm Orient trafel
perflOHene ISOLDE nur tpenise 9tahrib
ten elm. Sic Sopaner lollen mebrer
6ineIti6e Stdbte erobert hoben. s
beiBt ieop6, bab balb 6riebensunter
bonoluneen er6fnet merben Iollen.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-10-18
NusIottH.

Nus Berlin ipirb beri6tet: Cine
@alowohe ermartet bic Berliner unb bic
Bewobner bes iibrisen Deutl9lano.
Die Mntunft hes sf6nigs Nleranoer BON
5erbien, Die aui ndhIten Montag anbe=
raumt lit, uirb ben slnlaB 3u elmer Nn-
,abl BON 0pTfeitlidteiten biloen, uno
NJ. 6rere cnhere Gerempuien tperben ltatt=
finben. 8 yugptllblid)ite berlelben
luiro bic SSsibe Der 1872 6a0nen fir bic
fiirslih sebilOeten pielten Sataillone Der
Snfanterie 0essimeuter iein. sic loll
am ndditen Donneritas ltattiinben unb
Inter ben 2inoen Dor Dem Sentmal
6riebrid)s bes 8roben ppliSosen meroen.
Ser iun9e SerbeufDnig miro ibr bei=
tpobren.
Sic 9lnpelenbsit beg oeutl1en @e=
lanoten in 8el9rao, oes 6-eiberrn uon
0Saeder Softer, oeutet an, bab Der
8eludb hes &Dnigs N!eranoer cine po=
litil9e Babsutuns bat; oQe m6s!ihen
Gbrenbeiensunsen lollen ibm barge
braht !peroen uno unter Nnberem miro
eine srnbe Sofjaso int Biloparf Itatt-
itnben.
&ailer Mitbelm, oer lib Der be ten
@eiunoheit erireut, ertbeilte geltern per-
lDnli6 8efebl fir Die perIbieoenen WOr=
bereitunsen Tiir Die bsporltebenoe Wohe
uno lheint gang beionoers bur9 Den
Slang oes GmpfanSes elnen tieien Gin
brud auf Den aDnig madden III ,pollen
Die DepelAe aus ct. petersburg.
welNe meloete. oab Die Srauuns oes
3arepi!lh nit Der Yrinseilin sllir por
6eIlen beihIeunist meroen lollte, mel
Der Gar wiinlhe, oub lic por ieinem $oln-
16eioen poll,oeen ,ueroen ioQe, bat in
bielieen @eiell ldaftsfreilen lomie ii
Darmitabt einise Mufreeuns perurladt
Sprsfdliise Na9forl bunsen inter Be.
amten bes 9ofes bier uno in Darmitab
baben jeoob erseben. oab man bort Dol
elmer lol@en Bel9leunisune ni9ts meii
unb oab f9erli4 feline Worbereitunse,
flr bic Mbreiie Der Yrinseifn nod Rub
lonb 9etrpifen tueroen.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-10-18

- S4ersfraee. - WeIdes 1T bus
ahgebdrteti tie Sitter? - Ser sfloh. &
ault ielbit ir, Wintsr i'm 9eauo sm6er.
- Sffene Mus1pra9e.
Batter bes Br6utigams: Bebor tptr In
10 nabe pertpanbtihaftli9e Be5ie6un,
gen treten, muB i9 Sbnen often geite.
ben, baB id leiber Malbeur gebabt bas
be unb ieineraeit nit elmer ldneereN
5reibeitsitrafe bebadt tporben BIN.
Meine beiben 56hter iinb Elm 6tshen
leiht, neine liebe Groa leibet an Rlep>
tomanie unb mein Sobn bat bereits
eine fleine Wehielfdlidunasaffatre
hinter iih. Wirb Sie bas nid9t eenis.
ren2 - Nater Der 8raut: @ar tein.
Soee. Menn id midi NIT ssbrer 1as
Mile eirlaiIe, fDnnen sic fih bod IN,
asfdhr einsn 8sariff bapon MAIDEN,
pie's in Der n,einiaen dusiteht.
lpt,0en granDl un0
Er o DIN it in SDbmen 1T Der
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Pietib aus 2an-
genbrlif Olrb Gepolperihil1e Ib,uer
berleBt uno 1einer Gaari6aft bon 1000
@uiDen beraubt mprDen.
-Sn Der ungarif1en &C.
m E inbe Na9plaf lahen unb siuei
ilbermiitbise SorfinlalIen iniolge elmer
gSette ben ebrennertben Na1tmdcbter
Solei Murrap seitobten. Die 8auern
9lngen babel gang einfab su Werte.
Sic traftirten ben gtad)tnd6ter 10 lanae
nit Srannttpein, big Der trefflide
mtann bas Semubtiein berlor, bann
Id)leppten lie DEN Sruntenen nah benz
&irbbpfe llnb banoen i'm an Elm Grab
trells. Grit ipdt erbielt Die @eineinbe
ibren to1tbaren Nahtmdbter unbei9d.
oiNt suriif 9ie gauern batten ibre
sSctte geiponnen, allein lie ,perben ii4
jebt ,pe9en Gntipeibuns bes @ottes.
aders all peranttporten haben.
3n olei berlangt. - Utan1a (dr.
gerlih): .Rarl, tpie oft 9abe i'd Df,
ni4t fhon gefast, bab Du 9iibid ben
yfunb bulten iolllt. tpenn Deme Ntcmo
r~oet! - Der tleine RurI: .Nonr
r'libt' ID ia immer3u ben Neumb boI.
hu!"
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-10-18

- Sn Solebo tpurbe 9arrp Morfs
BON elmer @trabenbabn-Gar getronen
unh getDotet.
= Colts 5ommer=6otel in Glepes
Lamb, an Der 2afe, 1T absebrannt; Wer'
luIt $4,000.
- 0ie 17jdbrige Barbara Spebt in
Cincinnati erlitt am GamIta9 gefdbriidbe
gronbmunben, inbem ibre aleiber an
einem BON ibr 1e!bit athtlos Deg9efporle'
men brennenben 6,bibus Geuer iin9en.
Oielelbe lit am Dsontas abeno ibren
Munben erlegen.
Gin Germibter 9ef funo n
Ser friiber BEL 6errn Carl Wtiihling IN
0opton logirenoe geteran u. WR Winole
lpuroe, wie ieiner 3eit senaeloet, lett
etlpa smolf Saeen Dermibt nnb alle
No1forI9ungen Ieiner Sreunoe unb Der
Bolisei nod letnem 0erbleib blieben
uereebens. Sebt lit ct pI6blid tpieber
anfgetau6t. gr bate sebn Sa9e IN
Itiller 3uriideesoaenheit i'm Worfbaus,
ober unter falldem Namen, Derbrabt.
- Cine vYennD in tbe Slot"=Ma-
idine murbe i'm g., 8. II. 8. Babnbpfe
su Ottama erbroden.unb ibr Snbalt bon
etpa $50 9eraubt. i
- 9aItor Stephen 6. Srampton tn
Selalpare, Elm @reis BON 70 Sabren,
bat Der Obio @eslepan llniperlitp 5tpet
er6bere 6armen i'm Wertbe BON $15,=
900 qel6entt. g8dbrenb 40 Sobren,
bic ct oem prebigeramt ,piomete, ers
Iparte ct li9 bas ertpdbnte Werm6gen.
- Die Itaatlide Wiebcommiifon bdlt
llml9au na9 einem Wlanne, gfamens
Slaot 2inbiap, Der ben Garmert in oer
Ndbe BON Woo1ter mebrere gaegonlos
bun9en S6peine perfaufte, bic NIT Der
S6weine-G -Gbplera bebaf ftet maren.
, Grtrunten.-Mm lebten Samltag
Mbenb 1T in glepelanb beim Baoen Der
4 16idbriae ssreb silion ertrunfen. Ser
RDrper wurbe nod lebenb aug benz
, Waller se3osen, bod es tpar feline Net'
\ tung mebr; Rilian ftarb mad tpeni9en
: Winuten.
E - Nls 6. g. gapen bon Ottdtpd
" Nbenos gu 8ette sins, nabm ct eix
@lubli6t unite, Die Oede, UNI 1i6 81
: tpdrmen, tporauf ct etnI9Iief. Cine
). balbe Stunbe borouf erpahte ct uns
,, fanb, baB bas Bettserg In 8ranb ge.
rotbsn mar. ST trus idmer3bofte @ers
lesunsen bapon.
: - Sooie 3obinIon, bic 6rau zines
:. ginbre1ers. beibe i'm gountp=@efdn9@
y y niile in Glepelanb, le9te Elm @efdnonib
y y ab, bab lie Montsomerp Gibbs thrsli&
!. in Buffalo er1dollen babe. Die auss
u u lage tpurbe bon Clarence 9obinion,
" /" ibrem @atten, beitdt,et.
II @efapert. Cine Quantitdt
&offee, Sabaf unb 6leiI9, bte por ettpo
bier @o1en aug einem i'm @uterbobn>
r., bof Der q. g., g. & .. 8abn itebenben
e. Magen ms 9apton ent>penbet tporben mar.
:" tpuroe BON bem Gilenbabn- -Oeteftip 3oo=
T. nep in einem Sramplaser am llfer bes
e Ranals Elm paar Meilen n6rblidb bon
Der Staot aufseipiirt. Da bic Nddte
er fir oas 2ase,n i'm Greien nadserabe ct.
NJ NJ pas gu fril6 tperoen, bra9en bic 2aeer.
:. = bempbner ON IA. Oftober bas Sage,
v ab, beluben einen &abn nit ibren Yor.
r. rdtben unb fubren na9 9apton. So
m iuurben lie bel Der &eotpee Strabe Briid'
IL IL BON ben Yolisiiten 9enberibott TN,
~ Watters empfansen. Sc selang be,
" Yolisiiten, stuei ob3ufaHen, tueldae ibr'
Namen aIs Sobn @tamm unb gbarle!
er Wasner ansaben, Die iibisen beioen abe
b. entfamen. Gin She'll Der geitoblenel
Worrdtbe tpurbe in benz Rabne sefunoen
er Sic Yerbafteten murben bes ginbru4
~ une Diebitabls anseflast.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-03-23

Tybee, March 22-93O pm, wind Sc, fresh;
fair.
Georgetown. March 22-Schr Percy and Lii.
lie in towing to sea this morning, grounded
on shOal just inside of the bar. She IS lying
easy, and at 6.3J this evening two tugs were
pulling on her. Her cargo of eros sites was
being jeltisoned and prospects are good for
getting her of tonight
New Orleans. March 22-CIeared steamship
saltwater, Puerto Cortez; Breakwater, Ltv-
mgston.
Port Fads, March 92-Arrived. steamship
VIM Hewes. Hardec, Bluehelds.
Sailed, steamships Ell Rio, New York
Whitney Havana; Albert DumOs, Port Ii
mon; saltwater, Puerto Cortez: Marcelino,
Jane, Blrcelona banks 1eresino Mignano,
Ca3iz; Virgne Della Guardia rarragona.
Mobile March 22-ArriVed, schr N j Crock
er. Wassaw, Savannah.
Cleared steamships Cuba [Norl, Bonholdt.
Montego Bay: Aklow LBrl, Moshoc, Ltverpool
bark II B Cam LBrl, Hemeon, Liverpool; schr
Jennie Wood Brl, Jones, Ruatan
Charleston, March 22-Arrived steamers
Algonquin, Jacksonville, proceeded New
York; Seminole, Chichester, New York, pro.
ceeded Jacksonville.
Sailed bark Giuseppe D Abundo TItall
Castaghola. Savannah. IN tow Of tug; schrs
Spartan, COMBS Carteret, NJ; Sarah ID j
haWson, French, Baltimore.
New York, March 20 Arrived, schrs Maud
Snare, Lowell Brunswick; Ann l. Lockwood
Clark, do; Lucy II Bishop, Ashepoo; Lizzie V
Hall Hallocl Georgetown.
Sailed, ship Beethoven lBrl Brunswick.
Boston. March % Cleared. schr Bertha f
Walker Curtis, Horse Island Ne and Charles
ton.
Sailed. schr Varuna, Jacksonville, IAN
Chored IN roads,.
Baltimore March 20-Arrived, schrs Van
lacr Black, Lacy. Savannah; 5 Marts, Nc
ElWee. Savannah.
Cleared schrs Annie Bliss. Phillips. Savan-
nah; douglas Gregory Stillwell, Charleston
Christiansand March l2-S ailed bark Vi
meta lNorl Petersen, Savannah.
HartlepOOl March l9-Sailed steamer Ev-
crest 5rI Fernandina.
Naples, March l5-Arrlved, bark Concezi-
one ltalI Lauro, Savannah.
havana. March 17-Sailed, schr Maggie G
Hart, Blake Brunswick.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-03-23

MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Financial.

New York March % Up. 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, 85@Ha per cent
Sterling exchange is easy. with actual bust.
ness in bankers bills at 81 S54Ig4 S5la Tor
sixty days and g. 8ss2@4 Ssi4 for demand;
posted rates 81 S'Gl4 s9ia.
Commercial bills 81 86I@4 83al for sixty
days and al ssh "a 8'iq for demand.
Government bonds steady. State bonds dull.
Railroad bonds rrm.
Silver at the Stock Exchange to-day was
neglected.
New York March 22,-The following were
the opening quotations at the Stock Exchange
to-day:
Erie Observation-Disclosures. 172l
Chicagoand Northwestern. 1854
Lake Shore Observation-Disclosures. 1854
Norfolkand Western preferred 20. ..... 2Il2
Richmondand West Point Terminal ..... "a
w Western u nlOn .-,. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. S04
New York March 22-The approaching
Easter holidays ard the fact that the fate OF
the seigniorage bill has not been decided as
yet. checked business at the stock Exchange
TODAY The undertone Of the marke, might
be called firm, the net changes for the day.
except in rare instances, showing gains Of
Am14 per cent. Canada southern leading.
Reading. Burlington and Quincy, Delaware
and Hudson ana New jersey Central, Big
-Four, General Electric. Northern Pacific pre-
fered and Western Union. however. declined
g
don bought st. Faul, Louisville,
Reading and other stocks, as well as
some OF the low price bonds foreign pur
chases for the past few DAYS have been
large enough to influence sterling
exchange market perceptibly and rates are
lower conse luenty less is heard of gold eX
ports and this IN itself is an argument in
favor OF those operating for higher prices.
The Changers were relatively stronger than
the other issues the February statement Of
the Northwest having been more favorable
than expected. In the low priced stocks.
1exas Pacific, Kansas and Texas. and st.
Louis Southwestern where all shade higher
on a slightly increased business. The com
cidc for 1898 started up the inquiry. In the
industrials Sugar was very inactive and re-
fected the recent heavy realtzations.
The stock ranged between sS% and SOC and
closed Ssap a gam for the day OF a Per cent.
Chicago was heavy. at one time selling down
TO g. cX-dtvidend on reports from Chicago
that the developments in the quo warranto
proceedings we're untavOrable to the com
Dany Whisky closed unchanged at PA, after
selling at 265s and Pre- In regard TO the re
ported confidence Of the whisky people and
the American distributing nothing can be
learned at the office OF the latter. In fact, IL
is positively stated there that no meetings are
being held. The anthracite coalers
91Il on Philadelphia, stories that the re
ceiver intended 10 assume a new SGO00OC0
liability for subways in the city named. This
and the reported LONDON opposition to the
funding OF the general mortgage coupons
fully accounts for its weakness. In the closing
transactions. Chicago Gas and Sugar i'm
proved and the general list left OF hrm. RAN
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-03-23

Baltimore, March % - Flour dun and
unchanged: western superior 81 70l1i2 %;
western extra 81 001 81 %; western family
q 6O9S2 80; winter wheat patent SO lea
So 35 spring wheat, patent So 65583 90.
Wheat quiet; No red spot and March 595a
G5s4c; May 6O'5@6)aci July &c asked;
sample 53GlG0c. Corn steady; mixed spot
and March 4ia4g42c; april 4iB042sc May
42c bid; steamer mixed 4lc bid southern. by
sample 52D45c; southern, on grades. 42tac.
Oats steady; No , white western 3S036LC:
No. mixed western 35l3436c. Rye weak:
No. 2, 54c asked. Hay steady good TO choice
timothy Sl4 JOG1Sl5 %. Grain freights quiet,
unchanged; steam to Liverpool per bushel
pad for April: Cork, for orders, 2s0l3d April;
cotton 27c; -four &c PROVISIONS steady; mess
pork, Sl4 80. Bulk meats shoulders &c; short
rib sides rae; clear SIDES 712c. Sugar-cured
smoked shoulders sac; hams, small l2c;
large, lie. Lard, refined IS 55 Butter quiet
creamery fancy, 23c creamery, fair to choice.
2(G2lc; creamery, Imitation, lt@ nc; ladIe
fancy lac; good 10 choice l41i5c rolls, line
l3Ml4c; rolls, fair to good 12Glic; store
packed sGlOc Eggs steady at HOBO.
Coffee firm: Rio in cargoes, fair l9Ac; No
Whisky firm at 81 241tl 25.
Cincinnati March 22.-Flour. spring patents
50 3OQs3 80 family 81 256lS2 So Wheat
No. = mixed 3914c; No. . yellow 39c Oats
No mixed 35c, No white 36c. Pork
Job rates; city mess 81 50; clear mess 8l2 IS;
family 81 30 Lard steady steam leaf sc;
kettle dried GSc. Bacon steady; shoulders
64c; short rib sides Ga c. short clear sides &c.
Whisky steady at II 10.
1t. Louis March 22.-FlUur slow and dull:
patents s. e5Ut3 %; fancy 81 l51f2 %; choice
ii s59@2 20. Wheat lower; May 544054I4c
asked; July 568c. Corn easy; March 3454C;
April SAC June 1850 Oats about same as
yesterday; May Bic; July 26B@26Ac. Pork,
standard mess, Sll C21a; on orders. al Is.
Lard prime steam nominal at SO 7OdS6 50,
latter price for choi.e. Dry sailed meats
shoulders g. 509S5 621a longs and clear
ribs S. 80; shorts s. so. Bacon 90 boxed
shoulders 90 70: longs Sc 37A; clear ribs
So so; shorts SG.G21a. High wines steady at
III Is.
Rice.
New York, March 22-Rice, fair demand
and steady; domestic fair to extra, $50
5Hc; Japan 41a9434c.
Wool.
New York. March 22-Wool, fair demand
domestic fleece 2O925c; pulled l6025c.
Petroleum, Oils Etc
New York, March o. Cotton seed oil
dull and unchanged; crude Csc; yellow 301sc.
New York March p. Petroleum quiet and
steady; Washington, in barrels. as 90 Wash .
ington, in bulk, 81 81; refined nominal: New
York, in barrels s. Is: Philadelphia and
baltimore in barrels, $ 49, Philadelphia and
Baltimore, in bulk, ~ 6ODS2 70.
Naval Stores.
New York, March 22.-Rosin quiet, steady
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-03-23

Per steamship City Of Augusta from New
Yo,k-Mrs $ RumSey, Il w Scott, Mrs 5 Al
laire Mrs + Allaire Capt Ray Allen, "A Huber
s FISHER. l. W Buckley Il f Reinhart and
wife B Hendrick, T + LAWYER Miss II
stockton Miss NJ Rucker and one storage
Per steamship City Of Macon for Boston -
stern, J G Osborne, Mrs II l Osborne, G /
Cocord, w J Nichols. Mr. Croweu. W r
Rawson and wife G Il Whittier Miss Alice
Kicker. J J Thurlow d ID Thurlow Misses
Willis, Mr. Green, Mrs II + May, Mrs e NJ
McCrallas, Mrs Il j Hathaway, h c Hatha.
way. Thomas L SpraRue A Mclean, T. 5
Eaton. + L OLSON, w Z Spencer, Miss Hall.
Chas Brazzies d w Folsom, Jas McDuh, S G
Rogers, James Lacey.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-03-23

strained, common to good, 81 12%60I l7lS
Turpentine dull and firm at 3l03liac.
Charleston, March - Spirits turpentine
firm at 2s'ac. Rosin firm at II co for good
strained.
Wilmington n. c.. March e2.-Rosin firm;
strained, soc; good strained, Csc Spirits
turpentine dun at 28iac Tar firm at 800
Crude turpentjne quiet; hard 81 49, soft
and YlrgIn. N 50.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-03-23
Receipts.

Per Charleston and Savannah Railway,
March - bales cotton, cars dis bOne,i car
cotton seed. car box material, / car wood,
car iron. car meal, car corn. 10 wheels, 8
axles and rigs, 4 couplings, holsters, dou-
BILE trees 5 boxes, 1 horse, 20 trunks, bdls
rims ! bdl p boards, bales bags case
clothing. I box samples, box pictures.
Per savannah, Florida and Western rail
way March - 1877 bales cotton, cars hay, 3
cars -four car oats, 80 p machines, 10 pkgs
furniture, Z pkRs buggy fixtures, cars corn
iron safe 4 Dbls bitters, cars coal, cars
wood 2" empty drums, 3G3 empty barrels /
sewing machine. pkRs household goods, IS
rcfriRerators berries, 276 b5ls rosin, II cars
lumber g6 bbis spirits turpentine, 3 cars rock
3 bbls syrup, u bales hides, 30 sacks potatoes,
8 bbls potatoes. 5,66s boxes fruit 20 bbls fruit.
ll9 pkgs mdse, 26l boxes vegetables, ll3 bbls
vegetables
Per Florida Central and Peninsular Rail
road March 22-63O boxes tobacco, cases
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-03-23
Fruit and Vegetable Market.

New York March 90 Palmer Rivenhurg
& Co. quote: Oranges. Indian and
Halifax rivers. fancy -. 750lO0, other
brights, selected, s. 25l02.5O lines, So l202 81;
russets, fancy, 52.Oo@2 81; lines, 81 75H2 o..
grape fruit. S250035O; strawberries 15d35c;
potatoes, new. prime. S65O0T.OJ; seconds,
s40j; beets, a. 00lD300; cabbage 75c1Sl 25,
celery, t0cGItl 90; eggplant, So 00lsOO; peas,
s. 50n3.00; beans, S200u3OO; lettuce $1,000
200; tomatoes S2.ODN3.OO
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-03-23

Pilot charts and all photographic informa-
ton viii be furnished masters OF vessels free
Of charge In United States photographic OF
fee in the custom house. Captains are re-
quested to call at the ofllce
Reports OF wrecks and derelicts received for
transmission to the navy department
SCALES, Ensign u ) n, ia charge.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-03-23

Steamship VIM Crane Baltimore.
Steamship City Of Macon, Boston.
Bark hamfiord Nor, st Peters ourg.
Bark i r. Hagemeyer IGerl Hamburg.
Bdrkeutine Hattie G Dixon, Pay sandu.
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steamship City of Augusta, Daggett, New
Yorl-C G. Anderson.
Ship Ida Ger, Winters, Rouen-Paterson,
Downing q Co.
Bark Ezra Norl, Larsen, London-Pater-
son, Downing s Co.
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Steamer Katie, fevill. Augusta and way
landings-WT Gibson. Manager.
steamer Alpha. Daniels, Beaufort and
Port Royal-C II Medlock, Agent
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COMMERCIAL.
-ss1lI7TASNAH MARKETS..
OFFICE MORNING NEWS,
Savannah, Ca, March -, 1894.

THE approaching Easter holidays and the
~ the exchanges will be closed to-mor-
-- --. --ecked business somewhat to-day. The
,-arzet was unchanged and very little
- was manifested. The sales of the
--.-a sf0 bales. On Change at the first
1870 o'clock a. m, the market was
"a anil but steady and unchanged, with
- ~ 33s bales At each successive call
-. r,arlzet remained the same. At the sec
~ ,s1 at l p m. the sales were p bales,
-, ended the transactions Of the day. The
- closed dull but steady, at the follow
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New York March 22.-Flour dull steady;
winter wheat, low grades, g 0OGS2 IS; low
extras 81 0jGS2 IS patents So 2A0E} 50
Minnesota clear 81 5OGs2 80; supertine II 75Q
e. 10: Minnesota patents 50 7JlB24 30; south
ern flour dull and steady; common to fair
extras g. OOGS3 90; good 10 choice extras
80 ioa3l 20 Wheat easier and quiet; No. 3
red in store and elevator, 60A86lAc; atioat
bla4c. options less active and weak. 46lL
lower. closing No. 2 red March GOAc; May
6li5c July 6}Ac Corn dun and 1ruier; No.
2. 455ss elevator, atoat 46Mc; options very
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Arrived Up from Quarantine Yesterday.
Steamship Broomhaugh lBrl New York,
ballast NJ Lang q Co.
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Elected at SOC The unchanged prices. the mar
ket was quiet, as there was an effort made to
reduce values The demand was fair but
bids were slow at quotations. At the Board
market was bule tined quiet at Doc for regu-
lars. with sales Of 30 casks. At the last call
o. % m it was unchanged with sales of 100
C65N-
Rosin-The market opened steady and I'M
changed but closed with decline Of Sc on II
and below these grades being firm, while 1
and above were quiet and unchanged. The
official quotations at the Board of Trade at
the closing of the market were as follows:
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wav and miscellaneous bonds were active and
strong. Sales listed stocks, 90 shares;
unlisted. y ,OJ0 shares.
The quotations at the closing were as fol
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Sailed Yesterday.

Bark Elvira [Brl, Lace, Montevideo, for
orders-Strachan & Co.