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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-02-06

Per steamship Kansas City from NewYork-
w Van SternLerg, > Day, Miss Babbitt, j
Wlelbur and wife, Mrs DR. Johnson, G e Cam.
eron, NJ Lay, l. G McFarlan, w McFarlan,
J X Wallace and wife, K McFarlan, w
w Wallace, f Wallace, w l. Cowles and wife
+ Castle II M Doremus, s NJ Powell G
Former Mrs c II Former, j f Burgess, Mrs
e Smalley. NJ Rogers, c McIlvaine, Jr,
{. w. Clark, G. Il. Greenhalgh, j. Keogh. ID.
hosenheim, e. B. Goger, H. A, Nichols, c. d.
Bass, Jr., A. b. Belmont, e. Sprague, NJ. $.
Earle, f. G. Earle, H. G.. Hallinger and son,
J. Casey, j. II. Siler, A. NJ. kellogg and
wife, J. j. Muirhead. H. l.. Behrens
and wife, H. Lydall and wife
ID @ Cauerthers, w II Graham and wife, Mrs
L II Potter Mrs f Mitchell, j II Groot and
wife. l. H Mitchell p Rosenheim and wife j
Fink, Mrs Sternberger, G ) Harder and wife,
c A Grymer, Il Evettrh, w S Cooley, T. G. Os-
borne, wife and child, Mr. Willard, H T
j Casey and wife, DR. w II Bowsly
Mrs ID G Bunting, M Dean, D b Hemp
stead, J c Horn, col. and steerage.
Per steamship Chattahoochee from New
York-Mrs ) ii Wilson, Henry II Wilson.
2 Vanhouten, VIM f Hughes, John NJ Brown
ing, H WiSs f L Jones' + Vance, w j
Harty, Jr, Miss l. Williams, Mrs Il M Claw
son, Mrs f II Russell, and one stserage.
Per steamship City of Macon from Boston
Miss Fiine trigereau. A K Whittier A W
Gale, John ID Mcleod c G Hurlhert and
wife, Il Clifton, JOHN McLOggan. Miss f
Wingheld, ID w Monaghan, Miss Monaghan
Mrs Eden Emo, A e Culley, and one steerage.
Per steamship City Of Augusta for New
York; NJ Glidden, H Troutman, f l.
Jones' w A Boss, Jr, and wife.
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down after Wednesday. They have
ample capital and their output has been
almost exclusively confined to cane
wagons, cane carts, etc, for the Louisiana
sugar planters. The sugar trade
is so ratified that the market
which the Bodley Company has traded in
Tor nearly sixty years, is concentrating
It's orders for cane wagons and carts.
and the Bodley Company has. in turn.
countermanded orders for Sl2. 900 worth
OF Augusta county lumber. The company,
which does a business of S25O, 900 a wear.
mas no idea of pulling up stakes, but says
II closes down, pending the tariff decision
for readjustment to the new conditions
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dLng futures rangsi as follows:

Baltimore. Feb. 5.--Flour dull; western
superior 81 1902 90; western extra 81 258
wheat, patent So 2oGs3 DO; spring wheat.
patent So 75GpSi o. Wheat easy; No. 2 red
spot and February 6SG6ii6c: March 65kc
asked: May 67S@6s1sc: steamer No red
6OA06lc; milling, by sample, 64064l5c. Corn
dull mixed spot, 42042hc; February 4ls40
42c; March 4l9l042c; Nav Abe bid; steamer
mixed 4O1g4oAc; southern, by sample. 421
431sc; southern yellow. by sample on grades,
41h842Ac. Oats steady: No. 2 white west
ern %93513c; No. mixed western 33h034c.
Rye quiet; No. 2. soc. Hay quiet and steady;
good TO choice timothy SIS O009fl6 90. Grain
freights quiet ana steady; steam to Liver
pool, per bushei, 3Hd asked Cork for
orders, per quarter, IS 3d1D3s 41Rd cotton So;
flour l2c. Provisions steady: mess pork
long clear SAC; clear rib sides SC. Sugar
cured picked shoulders &c. suRar-cured
smoked shoulders SIC: hams 12c Lard re-
fined 9l4c. Butter firm; creamery, fancy. &c;
creamery, fair to choice, 24G125c; creamery
imitation, l982Oc. Eggs quiet 14016c. Coffee
steady; Rio, in cargoes, fair, ls5ac; No Z
l7$sc. Sugar steady; granulaled 4 3-l6c
Whisky steady at 81 2411Sl %.
Cincinnati FEB. 5.-tlour. spring patents
81 45@s5 50; family 81 2o6as2 SO; fancy 81 $50
sales; No. 2 red SOC samples 5s6c. Corn
steady: No. mixed 37lae; No white 800;
yellow Az Oats, steady demand; No ?
white 3312c; No. mixed 8314c. Pork-mess
Sl3 250Sl3 So clear mess Sl5 90: family
Sl3 80; clear family Sl5 50, Lard-steam Leaf
re kettle dried nc. Bacon steady;
shoulders &c; short ribs sides 71lc; short
clear sides 73c; Whisky steady, IL Is
st. Louis, Feb. 5-Flour quiet; patents
81 955S3 % choice 81 90092 10 Wheat
lower February 56lac; May 6Olc. Corn
lower; February $40; March 321sc; May
34lac. Oats lower May 30JSc Pork
standard mess Sl3 90 ; on orders. sl4 co.
Lard. prime steam at 81 40 Dry sailed
meats -shoulders So IS; longs and clear ribs
s6 -; shor,s So 90. Bacon-boxed shoulders
81 co. longs - p; clear ribs 81 3714; shorts
n 25QS@ TO- High wines steady at 81 10.
Rice.
New York. Feb 5.-Rice, moderately active
and steady domestic fair to extra, 3141595c;
Japan 4041ac.
New York, Feb. 5.-Wool fair demand
and steady; domestic fleece 2o025c; pulled
16025c.
Petroleum, Oils, Etc.
New York. Feb. 5.-Cotton seed oil quiet;
crude steady; yellow weak; crude SOc; yell
ow 34034%c,
New York. Feb. 5.-Petroleum quiet and
steady; WASHINGTON, in barrels, S5 o.; Wash
ington, in bulk 30: refined nominal New
York, in barrels, s. IS; Philadelphia and
Baltimore, in bulk, e 600S2 50.
Naval Stores.
New York, Feb. 5.--Rosin dull and easy;
strained, common to good, 81 1OG1H Is.
Turpentine quiet and steady at 3lH@52c.
Charleston. Feb s. - Spirits turpentine
STEADY at 2e1lc. Rosin steady at 90c for good
strained.
Wilmington, N. c.. Feb. 5.-Rosin firm:
strained. SOC good strained, 9lc. Spirits
turpentine firm at 2Slac bid. Tar quiet at
soc; Crude turpentine firm; hard 81 Us; soft
and virgin, 81 10.
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FURNITURE AND CARPETS.
TO LEAD WELL
MEANS TO BE WELL FOLLOWED.

The horde of grotesque and ridiculous limitations,
which really phenomenal has brought to the
surface is but another haterng tribute paid by follow
ers to their leader.
In presenting to the public offerings for 1894,
we can reasonably assert without fear of contradiction,
that have brought together the most comprehensive
display of Furniture and Carpets shown under
roof and beyond question the most preeminent CONSOLE
dation attempted in the annals of the furniture
business in this city.
We submit to the public the achievements and
products of the very foremost manufacturers of this
country the whole forming perfect blending of cheap,
medium and high class goods,
The latest designs in Furniture, Carpets Mattings,
Oil Cloths etc, to be found at
EMIL n. SCHWARZ'S,
1875 AND 1877 sRoUcHroN STREET.
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memoranda
Beaufort, sc. Feb 5-Arrlved steamship
HeadlandS. from Las Palmas.
Cleared steamship British Crown, for Port
Royal
Port Royal, Feb 5-Arrived, schr Gaaele,
from st Sohns p r.
Sailed, schr Eta Simpson for Boston.
Charleston, Fen 5-Arrived, steamers Yem-
assoc, Mckee, Jacksonville, proceeded to
New York; lroqUo S, Pennington, New York
proceeded to JacksOnville bark Michele
lltali, Lavina, Licata.
Sailed, schrs Celia f Randall Kingston, ia;
Warner Moore, Crockett, Richmond, Va;
Susan 3 Ray, johnson, Baltimore.
Jacksonville, Feb 4-Entered steamship
Seminole, Chichester, New York.
Cleared, steamship seminole. Chichester
New York
Feb 5-Entered, bark Preference fBr1
Kitchener. Havana.
Cleared, steamship City Of St. Augustine
GaSkll, New York; brig Edna LDutchl Has
sell. st Thomas w l.
Wilmington NC, Feb 6-Cleared, schrs
Thomas n stone, Newcomb, st Johns, PR;
Mary sanford Rutledge Charleston.
New York, Feb 3-Arrived, sChrs Nahum
Chaplin, Aery. Brunswick; Lucy A Russell,
Bishop Brunswick; Harry Prescott. Gilmore
Brunswick; John Rose, Allen. Brunswick; K
r Maui, smith, Savannah; II Parker Ham
mond, Charleston; Anna, Chase Charleston;
Waccamaw, Iuires, Georgetown; John c
Gregory, AndreaSen. Georgetown; Nellie
Floyd, johnson, Georgetown; Luther NJ Rey
nolds. Gheen, Georgetown.
cleared, schr harry haynes, Bonsey
Jacksonville.
Boston, reb 2-Arrived, Myra w Speer
CaSwell, Georgetown; Nio.a Reppard, Hutch
ison Brunswick.
Baltimore. Feb 3-Arrived schr Arna T
Ebener, sleeteman, Charleston.
Sailed schr The Josephine Townsend
Charleston.
Philadelphia, Feb 3-Arrlved, schrs VIM
Nicely, Thompson, Brunswick; = A Rudolph
Burns, Jacksonville
Cleared, schr Percy Birdsall, Burr, Beau
fort.
Havre, Feb 3-Arrived steamers Glen
mavis Brl, Wallace. savannah; St Fillans
BrI, Stabt, New Orleans.
Rotterdam, cd ARRIVED, Adele [Swl
Persen, Brunswick.
Bowling, FEB 3-Arrived, bark Araunah
LSwl, Petersen. Charleston.
Lundy Island, Feb 3-Passed. bark Hertha
lNorl, Nielsen Savannah for Bristol.
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Consignees

Per steamship Chattahoochee from New
York-Armour Packing Company, Adams
Paint and Drug Co, Leopold Adler Appel & s.
g w Allen g. Co, Estate ) w Branch, l. Blue
stein M g. ID Byck Brush e L & T Co.
NJ Bernard, A Buchenholz, Conner II Co.
Citizens Bank Collat Bros Chatham National
Bank w Cooper. w NJ Cleveland. M Cohen
II Clineh, E M Conner; MDryfus. A De
Gaugb, 9 Deutsch. A Enrich Bro. ElRin
Butter Co. Eckman g. V. @ Eckstein g. Co,
! Epstein Bro. Ellis & Co, Frank Co,
w Estiu, NJ Ferst s sons Co Fretwell g. N,
l. Fried, Foye g. M. Fleischman & Co. X NJ
Fleming. J r Freeman. inn Bros, cell 81 O.
w w Gordon & Co. Gardner g. +. G + Ora
ham, G NJ Gilbert & Co, Gray & Son, / Gard
ner, J A Galena, ) Guckenheimer g. Sons L
Is Greer. Great All a. Pac I Co, G Haas
Hall & Co Heuisler & n, Mrs Jane M Haslam,
ID Hogan. l. Hammond. A Hanley, G l. Het.
l. Kayton. jackson NJ s. Co, Krouskoh NJ Co,
Il d KLINE, Gen oupt K X, knights Phar-
macy Co 0 s kaufman, r Kirkland e Kief-
fer. c Kolshorn & Bro. A Letter & Son, J
Lynch. Is II Levy & Bro, Livingston,
Lippman Bros. NJ Lang. n Lang, J Lynch,
Lindsay NJ John Lyons & Co Mrs Il Lee.
/ Lipplnan Morning News, Mutual G l. Co,
d L Myerson, Mohr Bros, Philip Mcguire,
L r Myers & Co. w b Nell & Co. A l. Nam
lock, } McGrath & Co, Norton & II. W n
Nichols > l. Newton, NJ Nathan, n Paulsen,
CCelschig, Robinson steam Pug Co. ID Per
see w Reid. Reid s. Co Capt = Rosette,
SF& w RS. Savannah Brewing Co. Savannah
Drug Co Savannah & g. W %, savannah
Dredging CO, savannah Grocery Co. Southern
Drug a Chemical Co, Savannah s co.
savannah steam Bakory. J. A Sehwarz, J G
slater, smith BROS. J . silva, solomons q Co.
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Fruit and YegetahIe Nrnrket.

New York, Feb. 5.-Palmer Rivenburg g.
Co. quote: Oranges, Indian and Halifax river
fancy brights, q 5O673 90. other fancy prights
selected sizes az C002 ~: straight lines 81 IS
az 90; russets, selected sizes, 81 75Q12 90:
straight lines, 81 50d 49, tangerines So OOd
4 90; mandarins. 81 0O93 O0 grape fruit 81 OO1
100; straw berries fancy, 50375c; fair 10 good
2oG5Oc; beets, 81 O0d6 90 per 100 lunches:
crates. 75clDS1 p: cabbage, 81 75Gl2 90 per bar
rel crates; caulhower, g. 0JQ5 90 per barrel:
cucum bers - OO0b5 90 per crate; egg plant
barrels, s. 0gG7 %; boxes ~ 500l5 so; peas
50 O0G5 90 per crate: lettuce. half barrel has
kets 81 50Qg2 20; beans. 81 O0d2 30: SQUASH
81 0O11 50; tomatoes, carriers, IS OOa5 90.
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Exports.

Per steamship City of Augusta for New
York--35O bales upland cotton, 1s6 bales
domestics and yarns 7l7 bbls rosin. li2 bbls
spirits turpentine, refrigerators strawber-
ries, A bulls oysters bbls terrapins. 80 bbls
fish, 0.709 pkgs fruit. 280 pkgs vegetables, 50
bales linters. 100 sacks chan, 10 bbls bones,
ia pkgs mdse.
Per Austria bark Dub, for Gutuiewsh
400 bbls rosin, valued at Sl346-Paterson,
Downing g. Co.
Per Norwegian bark Emigrant, for Gutu-
iewski, $500 bbls rosin, valued at SS,sS6.-S p
Shotter Co.
Schr Clvtie, for Baltimore, 320,24 feet p
lumber-Stillwell, Millen & Co.
Per schr Ida Lawrence for Baltimore, 372
900 feet p D lumber-E b Hunting g. Co.
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Maritime Miscellany.

London, Feb 3-steamer Marcia TBr1 Tate,
from Savannah via Baltimore for Belfast. has
arrived at the latter port damaged a good
deal about the decks.
Fire was sttll found to be burning in the
forenolds Of steamer Gracia at Liverpool
from Galveston today, but was afterward
subdued. Cargo in the after holds was found
to lie sound,
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Notice to Mariners.

Pilot charts ana all photographic lnforma-
ton win be furnished masters OF vessels free
Of charge in United States photographic OF
flee in the custom house. Captains are re-
quested to call at the office.
Reports Of wrecks and derelicts receiv ed
for transmission to the navy department.
SCALES, Ensign U S N, in charge
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Receipts.

Per Central Railroad. Feb 5-2 cars hay, 5
cars grain, car stills, cars sash, doors and
blinds, car meat, 6 cars wood, / car cattle
Il pkgs domestics. ] box turkeys, Is sets
wheels, , lots household goods, 4s cases lard
20 bales burnt cotton, pkgs tobacco, 20 butts
tobacco, so caddies tobacco. 10 boxes tobacco
l sack potatoes, 6 boxes drugs, 1 box paint,
box groceries, 20 pkgs mdse, l 100 bales cot
ton.
Per Florida Central & Peninsular Railroad.
Feb 800 bales cotton.
Per Savannah, Florida and Western Rail
way, Fen sos bales cotton bugRies, l03
pkgs furniture car oats, / car corn, 2 cars
grain car oil, 2 stills, cars hay, 3 cars coal
car coke, cars wood, "a sacks potatoes, 7
bbls syrup, car bran, / bdl hides, IA cars
lumber. 2Sl pkgs mdse, 345i boxes fruit, 1 Dbl
fruit. 80 5oXes vegetables, 10 bbls vegetables
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway.
Feb 81 bale cotton, 2 cars cotton seed. car
fuel oil, 80 nests trunks, 10 doz brooms, % bbls
potatoes, 1 heater, iron pot, iron safes, 86
bdls castings AZ cases syrup ! case jean
goods. boxes drug samples, Ddl hose, car
ice / lot household goods, cars lumber. .
cars wood, 100 sacks feed, 100 sacks meal.
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Bark Emigrant LNorl Cobsen, Gutuiewski
j f Minis & Co
Sehr Clytie Brophy, Baltimore-Georg
Harriss & Co.
Schr John Schmidt, Newbury, Phlladel-
phia-George Harriss s. Co.