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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-02-28


Per Central railroad. Feb Ell ,56f bales
cotton, !. 40 bhls roSjn i20 bbls spirits mrpen-
TIM. Is tons pig iron, les bales dOmcstics l0I
pkgs mdse, % pSgs furniture, sacks salt. %
coils rope, bdls hides, boxes eggs. l Dbl
sugar Is pkgs household goods, bugges com
plete box meat, bos excelsior, 2 cars
COKE, 200 kegs powder. IS doz c boards. 200
cases pork, . bdls hides, "a bbls flour 2
stills, ! organ. 30 pkgs hardware, u bbls
whisky, 10 e bblS whisky, 4 sacks potatoes, 2
Dds empty BOTTLES, cars meat. | car stone
car lime, cars lumber, horse, cars sand
! tram engine, 1 car wood, / empty tank car,
l car beer. car brick.
Per Florida Central and Peninsular rail-
road, Fec 2-iN bales cotton, 400 boxes to.
bacco IL bbls whisky . bales plads 10 bdls
checks "a spiral springs. IL boxes $40 IS, box
hardware, box carton brushes, l bdl hides.
cur coal. cars brick, ! car wood, II bdls
beds, II bdls rails, 2 bureaus stands bdl
rope. ~ pieces household goods, l wagon top,
gears and / tody, set wheels, pieces
Shafts case eggs, l bbl potatoes 10 cases
tubs, | Dbl apples, l case clothing, boxes
groceries, bids bags, oak card case, Dbl
brandy.
Per Savannah, Florida and Western railway
Fec 27-2lS bales cotton 81 pkEs furniture, -
DhlS hour, $50 sacks dour, cars coal, cars
corn, pl1gs meat, cars wood. Is sacks po.
tatoes bbls syrup, 25O sash weights, cars
oats, 425 bbls Tosin. IS bbls spirits turpentine
p cars lumber Il cars rock Ddls hides, Y
pkgs mdse, refrigerator ferries II, 332 boxes
fruit, 50 bDls fruit. 1919 toxes vegetables, 50
bbls We fetables.
Per Charleston and Savannah railway. Feb
27-S bales cotton 800 sacks b meal ! car
wood, Is bbls potatoes, . bdls b bags ] case
millinery, 81 dOz m food. 2 cases castings,
box household goods, bdl sheeting, 4 C: Gtes
eggs. 20 bdls machinery II pligs household
goods. boxes machinery, Dbl food, 2!
boxes tobacco.
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EXPoRTs OF COTTON.


New York, Feb. 27.-Flour dull, offered at
easier prices winter wheat, low grades
g. 0OG32 45; patents 50 25GS5 so; Minnesota
clear u 5ODs2 90; Minnesota patents IS 750
a 3d. low extras g. O5Js2 IS: southern -four
dull and easy; common to fair extras & 90
rIS3 %; good to choice extras IS 1875 20
Wheat dull. &C higher advanced, checking
business; No. 2 red In store and elevator
6lh a1oat 63c options were less active.
ana H0taic higher. with the close firm; No. 2
red FeOruary Sac; March 6i1fc; May 6J5s c.
Corn. spots DUH and hrmer; No. 2, Ala 1t42:
elevator; 42Z143c a1Oat; ungraded mixed 43;
No. 2 white 45c; options advanced A4%c and
closed brm: February 4lAc; March ~: May
42%c. Oats dull; options flrmer; February
36c; March 34tSc; hay 5lhc: spot. No. 2,
37iac: No , white and No Chicago 3s5kc;
mixeu western 35dL3 ; white western and
white state 5.sJ4zc. Hay quiet and steady;
shipping G)965c; good TO choice s0lsS5c. Beef
dJ1l and STEADY. family sl2 001Sll 90; extra
mess s6 O0nss So Beef hams quiet at SO 30
1ierced beef duh anu steady; city extra
India mess, e. 00ds2i CO. Cut meats quiet
ana steady pickle bellies 75lc; picked
shoulders 6lzc; picked hams SIC. lniddles
nominal Lard quiet and urn; western steam
at 81 ~. nominal. city q 26: futures n0mi-
nal: refined quiet: conts-snt s. 8: South
American e. o. compound 90 i21fdt8B Is
Pork. moderate demand ana firm. mess sl3 80
eBsl8 o. Butter. quiet ana weak. state
dairy, new lsos24c; state dairy. old 1903
state creamery. new. 23H12Gc; western
dairy. new. l5Gl7c: west tern creamery lT6CZss.
Elg.ns zjIfL2s5. AOlas es-fOreign nominal.
4ttN DfAS1A3 bAgA EitAtTf kyy4 70 YehrieF ~
05sc. quiet ana steady. Peanuts quiet.
Coffee options steady. i0Li6 polnts up
February 10 %; April % sb9l5 81 spot Rl0
duh and steady, No. 7. H1c. Sugar, raw,
quiet and steadY; fair refining 2k9t f5isc.
refined active ana nrn; or a. 1A14 8l6c.
standard a. f5lBf Soc. cut loaf DlL5 40.
crushed g95 5lDss Rran1ieted fH2s s-l0c.
Freightg ~ Liverpool qlict and steady.
cotton POD I'D grain ia.
Chicago lN.. FEB There vas o good
geHefal Hp4e u eleat = qay by g. nat
t0ual ~ imps t1lt cgllg ~ ngtgd. Ihe gen.
eral feeling was Dg4llfh. Asg wheat gDeued
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Per Central Railroad. Fen 27-Strbbs & T.
Dwelle G Woods & Co, Warren s. A.
Butler 5, w w Gordon q Co, A Is Coo, G NJ
Louther, NJ Maclean q Co. II Wilinski. G Nc
rowel. John Flannery g Co. DR. NJ A Mprur,
N Y MacIntyre, M F'erst Sons & Co
MRS vi Iayner. - A O'NelI, Mcmillan Bros.
Herman, Meinhard Bros & Co. Bucrecia
Williams, A NJ Il w West, e Lovell's Sons
Sa annah 81 W Co, savannah Brewing Co.
Frank s. Co, Lindsay & NJ w Teeple & Co,
Josephine Cooper. A IL stOddard.
Per Florida Central and Peninsular rail-
way. Feb H-McMtllan Bros. Hunter z & Is,
j Dixon & Co. w Tledeman g Bro Capt
Gibson A LETTER " son, CITY sub Ry Co.
Harness & j. Savannah Grocery Co, Electric
Railway smith Bros, A Ehrlicn & Bro J M
Ryas, ] w Teeple & Co, II solomon & Son,
Lemon & NJ. > Marks & Co Lindsay e NJ j j
Conner NJ Fersts sors e. Co Fawcett Bros.
Savannah G x w Co. savannah Cotton Mills.
Per Savannah, Florida and Western rail
way, Feo H-W w Gordon q Co, Butler 4 S.
John Flanncry q Co, NJ Y D I MacIntyre
Warren & A, DY&RR Dancy. flyers q W,
Lemon & NJ w w Chisholm e. Co, a p Brant-
Il o Chestnut & ON Crawford II & Co. Mel
son G q 90. Ellis & Co. Edwards T & Co,
Gregg q W Hunter p & Is, McNa:t q M
Peacock II & Co. Paterson, Downing & Co.
Savannah N 5 co. Up Williams Co, +
Manning he Miller Co. A Hanley, V Levin,
J NJ Dixon Co, Frank & Co, Lindsay & NJ.
II solomon & Son, Appel & 5. NJ Nathan,
J Roscnheim & Co, A Huh g. Co CoIlat Bros
Moore q Co, Kayanaugh & T. w u Simkins.
J d Weed co. > GucEenheimer & sons w
G ,hars. A Thomas & Bro. Collins q g. Co.
Savannah Grocery Co, G A Munster, Canuett
q o. " ~torer j > Collins, y Al McCaully,
A Ehrlich & Bro. Mutual Coop Assn, Kosen-
field q N. estate 5 w Branch, W q Cooper,
A NJ & G W West, McDOnough g. Co, Cornwell
a. Co Loyel g. l.. Dale ID g. Co.
Per Charleston AMI Savannah Railway
Feo 2-Chesnutt 81 ON. j Williams Co,
Ellis Y & 20 Ieeeock n g. co. Grelgg q w,
Hunter z & b, Singer Mfg Co, u } Dayis, X u
Ireseyant. krouskof NJ co. Solomons & Co,
9 W Tiedeman & Bro Savannah N Co. John
+ Thompson. Ecknan & V, c Il Holmes.
Commercial GuanO Co, " u Virgins The
Beaufort Phosphate GO, agent steamer Belle
Vuo j I3 Sandera. WhlteheAd q Co.
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Per steamship Kansas City for New York
-Rev q l. Blo0dworth, Mrs Reddell Miss
Eliza Blake. N X Baruum. Miss Julia John
son. y Workman, Mrs Nj A Workman and
child, F. L Doug ass and wife, H A Smelling
Miss Carrie Anderson, w ii h AVERY and wife,
N 9 Noon. Mr. Silsby, Chas McIlvane Jr. q
w Steains, G Myers, II l. oeixas Nj Tun ~
Mr. Hamilton, Mr. Peck. J BRONX Mrs Mar
shall, Mr. JurSens and wife, Mr. Cadmuz. Miss
Tennly, Miss Dorchcr. MIS- Dorcher Mr.
Arnich, Mr. Gassboth Mrs Taylor, Mrs Ben.
nett ID White. Mr. White, II w 1impson
Mrs Knight, Mrs Brown, Mrs Eastman, Miss
SproOl, Isaac Galloway, Mr. Orr and wife. j II
Mooney wife, child. and nurse. = II Bagley,
Rev George McHamlen and wife, Mrs @ ii
Brown, Mr. DiclIey and wife Mrs johnson,
Miss Mabel Hendrickson, d Bartrue Mr.
Romer and wife, Mr. Chapman, j A Kenyon. L
X CJllint h H HUI, I hos HeSsey, Nellie Alan
ming, X Pa /, NJ Power, Philip farrell.
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NAVAL STORES STATEMENT.
Financial.


Money Is easy.
Domestic Exchange-The tone Of the mar
ket is steady. Banks are buying at par and
selling at e per cent. premium up to $4,000
and lilo OF per cent. for amounts of $4,000
and over.
Foreign Exchange - The market is
firm. he following are net Savan-
nah quotations; Sterling CONNER ial
demand. S. 50; sixty days a S64;
ninety days, 81 S5A; francs Paris and Havre
sixty days, s. 1874; Swiss, sixty days
IS 1874; marks, sixty days, "a l5-l6c.
Observation-Disclosures railroad stock is
strong; offerings light; state 4h regulars in
good demand.
State Bonds-Georgia AZ per cent. 1915,
ll2!4 bid, 1874 asked; Georgia per cent. 1896,
ioI bld, lO'1s asked; Georgia SO per cent,
long dates. % bid, 50 asked.
City Bonds-New Savannah 3 per cent.
quarterly April coupons, l05 lid; new
S;aYaanah ; per cent. May coupons, lO41l
Railroad Bonds-Central Railroad and
Banking Company collateral, good S. 30
asked; Central consolidated mortgage Z per
cent. coupons, January and July maturity
1893, Hay bid. asked savannah and
', estern railroad per cent trust certificates
50 bid, SO asked Savannah, Americus and
Montgomery 8 per cent 40 bid, a. asked; Geor-
gla railroad per cent, 1910. 106 bid, 1O7 asked:
Georgia southern and Florida FIRST mortgage
6 per cent. 81 bid. 81 asked; Montgomery and
Eufaula first mortgage 6 per cent. Endorsed BY
central railroad, SO bid, OF asked Augusta
and Knoxville first mortgage, 7re- cent rs
Ia IS Asked Ocean Steamship, per cent
Que In l9-O, 81 asked; COlum bus and Rome
first mortgage onds, indorsed by Central
railroad, A. asked; Columbus and Western 6
per cent. guaranteed, 81 bid, SO asked; CITY
and Suburban railway first mortgage Z per
cent. IS bid. 81 asked Savannah and Atlantic
per cent, indorsed 40 asked; Electric rail
way first mortgage 6s, Is bid; South Georgia
and Florida first mortgage per cent, los
asked; South Georgia and Florida second
mortgage, l07 asked; Alabama Midlands S5la
bid $50 asked.
Railroad Stocks-Central common 10 bid
II asked; Augusta and Savannah per cent.
guaranteed, 20 bid, IS asked Georgia
common, 1i5 bid, l4S ex div asked;
Southwestern per cent. guaranteed, lnclud-
ing order for div. AZ bid, 43 asked; Central
6 per cent. certificates, with order for de-
faulted interest, - bid, 2lIa asked: Atlanta
ana West Point railroad stock g. bid rs
asked; Atlanta and West Point per cent
certificates, 81 bid, 80 asked.
Bank Stocks, Etc.-SoUthern Bank Of the
State of Georgia, l5S ID. 1G2 ex-div. asked;
Merchants National Bank SO bid, 81 asked;
Savannah Bank and trust Co.. 101 bid, Y
eK-div. asked; National Bank OF Savannah
ll9 bid. IL sked; Oglethorpe Savings and
Trust Company. l0l bid, 1O4 ex-dlv. ASKED;
Citizens Bank, 10l hid, 1O2 ex-div. asked;
Chatham r. Est. and Improvement Com pany
47la bid, 4814 asked: Savannah Real Estate
Loan and building Company stock 43 asked:
Germania Bank, l021a bid. 1903 exdiv. asked;
Chatham Bank, div 46h bid AN asked
Savannah Construction Company, 60 bid
81 asked Title Guarantee and Loan Com
pany ~ bid. 20 asked.
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THREE FROZEN TO DEATH.
The Snow Storm in Tennessee Results
in Loss of Life.

Memphis, Tenn, Feb Information
was received here today of three men
being frozen to death in Obion river lot
toms, north of jackson, Tenn, during the
blizzard. Mack Wright, prominent
farmer, and two young companions
started to cross the water in wagon
drawn by pair of mules
BY some means the team, in the
darkness, got of the levee and
the men were thrown out into the
water. They managed to cut the mules
loose and then swan out, but the men
perisnedr in the snow storm thai be-
San to rage. The body OF Wright was
found, and the tracks of his companions,
as they wandered amid the snow and ice.
were tracked all day. but I'D to last re-
ports tonight, neither of the young men
had been found. There is no doubt but
that they persisted.
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Ex-Empress Eugene, who was not long ago
q CUES. at dinner with Queen Victoria. has
now only careworn lines. and a sad dullish
expression on the face whose beauty was
once the admiration Of Europe.
Princess Victoria is said TO be the cleverest
OF the daughters of the rrince Of Wales. She
Is p years old, hearty, jolly. fun Of tact and
aplomb. She carries on at least half her
mothers correspondence and is full of energy
and resources
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Baltimore. Feb 27.-Flour dun and IN
changed; western superior 81 f002 90; wes;-
orn extra 5! l06S3 81; western Iamily 81 80
4S3 90; winter wheat, patent So 1908 81;
spring wheat patent 50 1oGBSl o.: straight
50 251&3 81 Wheat flrmer No. 2 red spot
5940155s =; February $3.50 i C: Nav f2-o0
62Tc; steamer No. red &c a157c: milling.
by sample, 609G1c. Corn steai y; mixed spot
40EO40sC; February i0A@Oec May 4140
Az steamer mixed 4O5c lid; southern,
by sample, 42Gi21sc; southern, on grade,
4l4@421sc. Oats firm: No. white western
36hD37c; No. mixed western $40 81.
Rye hrmer; No. 2, 5I05Sc; Stock 70 6,2
Hay quiet; good to choice timothy 81 son
Sl5 90. Grain freishts a,tive; steam to Liver
pool, per quarter Is 81 for February and
March; Cork, for orders. per quarter. IS 4lad;
cotton I'd; -four lie. Provisions firm mess
pork, SIS 30. Bulk meats-looSe shoulders
nc; long clear SIC; clear rib sides and
picked shoulders Sc. Sugar-cured smoked
shoulders sac; hams 1lAc. Lard refined
10 o. Butter Arm; creamery fancy, ne;
creamery, fair to choice, 21G25c; creamery,
imitation. 1920; ladle fancy lSc; good to
choice 49l5c; rolls fine l66lSc; rolls fair to
good 1i@l5c; store packed l2c. Eggs firm
at lS@l9c. Coffee quiet; Rio, in oargoes, fair
l9c; No. Z, l7A. Sugar quiet; granulaled 415e
Whisky steady at 81 249Sl 70.
Cincinnati. Feb 27.-Flour. spring patents
s. 3O9S3 ~; family 81 25a3! So Wheat easy:
No. 2 red SIC Corn-No mixed 3Sc; No 3
yellow 3S1sc; No. : white 3sc. Oats No. ?
mixed 32 !; No. white 93l4c Pork city
mess fl3 90 clear mess s14 %: family s12 rs
Lard steady: steam leaf nc: kettle dried
79sc. Bacon steady; shoulders 6lSe short
rlDs sides 7Ac; short clear sides 71sc.
Whisky steady at 81 Is.
st. Louis, Feb 27.-Flour quiet. unsettled;
patents 81 8O3tS3 Cd fancy 20 l5l152 Is; choice
81 S0Gs2 90. Wheat higher; February % &C:
May 56hc Corn higher; February 32lc;
March 32Bc; May 33Ec. Oats about same as
yesterday May 295s0D .94c. POrk-standard
mess Sl2 20. on orders Sl3 %. Lard prime
steam at AZ p, nominal. Dry sailed meats
shoulders s. 90; longs and clear rios 80 80:
shor Sc 42H. bacon 49, boxed shoulders
So IS; longs 81 90; clear ribs ST. 0)0t7 12ls;
shorts 81 2o0T 3715. High wines steady at
81 ID.
New York Feb. 27-Rlce market quiet:
domestic fair to extra, 31lG51ec; JapaI 10
415c.
Wool.
New York, Feb. 2z.-Wool, moderately
active and steady; domestic fleece 2OG25o;
pulled l6025c.
Petroleum, Oils. Etc.
New York Feb. 81 - Cotton seed OIL
quiet and weak; crude pc; yellow 33lL33Hc.
New YORK, FEB. 27.-Petroleum market
quiet Washington, in barrels, 500 Wash
ington in OalG, 8 so; rehnei nominal; Now
York in barrels, s. Is; Philadelphia aud
Baltimore, in bulk. g 6O0S2 %.
Naval StOrcs.
New York. Feb. 27.-Rosin dull. steady;
strained, common to good, 81 100 Is. Tur-
pentine quiet and weak at 81 IaG332c
Charleston, Fec. 81 - Spirits turpentiae
firm at Do. Rosin firm at g5c for good
strained.
Wilmington. N. c.. Feb. 27.-Roztn firm;
strained. 90; good strained, 9jo. Spirits
turpentine, nothing doing. Tar firm at
so. Crude turpentine quiet; hard 81 ~;
soft and virgin, IL 81.
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Both Eyes Blown Out.

Toledo, o., Feb. 27.-At Clyde. O., this
evening, while experimenting with chemi-
Gals, DIR. A. A. Hutchins, Of that place,
haad both his eyes blown out, and received
other serious injuries He will probably
Gle The building in which he was CON
quoting his experiments was almost com
pletely wrecked.
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Pilot charts and all photographic informa-
ton viii e furnished masters of vessels free
Of charge In United States photographic Of
hce in the custom house. Captains are re-
queSted to call at the office.
Reports OF wrecks aud derelicts received for
transmission to the navy department.
SCALES. Ensisn y ) n. in charge.
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COMM ERclkL.
SAVANNAH MARKETS.
OFFICE MORNING NEWS.
Savannah, Ca, Feb. %, 1894.
Cotton

Inc market remained easy and unchanged
throughout the day. The sales Of the day
were 10 tales. On Change at the first call
1' " 81 the market was bulletined easy and
uu.naAsed, with no sales At the second
ea!I at p. m, there was no change, the sales
oe4Ag 70 GALES. At the third and last call, at
p H. it was easy and unchanged, with
i1rther sales Of 80 bales. The Official quota
tons were as follows:
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Rice


Spirits Turpeutine-The market opened &c
below yesterdays closing and some sales
were reported at 2eAc for regulars. There
was good demand during the day. and the
loss was reRained, the market closing at 2SJae
with sales OF IS barrels reported at the Board
OF Trade.
hosln-The strong demand for medium and
common grades caused an advance in the
latter. The sales of the day were about 300
barrels. The market opened and closed Il I'm
ffOns.
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SHOT DEAD ON A FERRY BOAT.
An Old Quarrel at Jefferson City
Wiped Out in Blood.

Jefferson City, Mo, Feb. 27.-As the
result of quarrel of long standing, Hon.
Charles H. Harlan, one of the leading
democratic politicians of Galloway, to-
day shot and killed Charles F. Moore, an
equally well known resident of this city,
on the ferry boat plying between this
city and Galloway county.
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Per steamship Kansas City for New York
1.l22 bales cotton, 260 bels cotton seed Oil, 1875
bales domestics and yarns. 10 bbls rosin OIL
90 hbls rosin. e.6S2 feet lumber, 80 bbls pit h.
- ibis fish. 1926 pkgs fruit, 73} pkgs veReta-
bles, 100 tons pig iron, ~ bales moss, 10 cases
eggs, refrigeratOTs berries, 2J4 pkgs mdse.
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BROWN IRON BITTERS
Cures Dyspepsia, In
DIGESTION 6 Debility.
For over Fifty Yeera.

MIS-. WfEsLow's SoOTHs0 syrup has
been used for children teethlng. Itsoothes
the child, softens the gums, allays al pain,
cures wind colo, and Is the best remedy for
dlArrh0a. twenty-five ccnts bot
tle.-Ad.
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~ YONR ~

m YODH man ~ mrs,
Or y0u are nil worn 0lt, really good ~ moth
INK % u general debility Try
UMOWNN IhOh HfTTEhs.
q vii cure y0gt cleanse yDuf dyer, and ffFe
Zyyd apfeille.
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New York's New Sheriff.

Albany, N. Y, Feb. Ex-Governor
Flower to-day appointed John B. Sexton,
sheriff Of New York county in the place
of Charles Nj Clancy, deceased Mr.
Sexton has been under sheriff for num-
Der of years.
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North American Review
MARCH, 1894.

THE House OF Representatives and tho
L House Of Commons. by the Secretary Of
the Navy; The New Aspect OF the Woman
Question, Sarah Grand, author Of THE
Heavenly Twins" A Present Chance for
American Shipping. U. s. Commissioner OF
Navigation; The outlook for War IN Europe,
Archibald Forbes; Natural Monopolies and
the Workingman, Prof. r. T. Ely Village
Life in England. Countess OF Malmesbury;
Home Industries and the Wilson BILL by the
Presidents OF the Cham bers OF Commerce at
New York. Boston, san Francisco, New Or
leans; Dramatic Criticism Bran Stoker;
Prisons in the Old World and the New. Mai.
Grmths, II. NJ Inspector OF Prisons; hlver
and Harbor Improvement, Hon. n. G, Blanen-
ard: Naval Uliou With Great Britain, Sir
G.. =. Clarke, Is. @. NJ. G.. Conference OF
New England Governors, by the Governor Of
Massachusetts; Notes ana Comments -
France and the Income TaE, q heodore stan
ton; Resent improvements In Public LlUra-
res r.. G. Hovey. Labor Politics In New
Place Edward POrritt The Financial De-
pendenCe OF Women, r.. G, bremner.
Price SOC. For sale al
EstiII's News Depot,
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hIemOran ia.
- o. 90 ~

Tybee. Feb q. $50 m Weather fair: wind
NJ. fresh
GEORGETOWN. S c. Feb 27-Arrived, schrs
John . GREGORY. Andreassn New York. IN.
tner ~ Reynolds Gheen, New York; Edward
NJ Young. Wymau. Charleston.
sailed. revenue steamer ColfaK. Congdon.
Wilmington.
Beaufort. SC. Feb T-ArTived az Farmers
WORKS, schr Emma l. COttingnsm. from Bait
more.
Arrived 81 Beaufort schr Waltbam Boston
Carterett NJ
Wilmington. FeD Arrived. sehr g s LIS.
ter MCCOY. Philadelpnla
Port Tampa FEB - Arrived. steamer Jos
l. Colby. Backn4m Havana. 5afkentlne "a.
ward a anrhez fOCks ~ Lucia
9TH. arrived afosushiD Whitney. Staples
aeH orleans and sailed iOr Fu1ta sorda.
Jacksonville FegZI -kutsfc1, schF HAIRY
M hsgnes. BguEsy Sew Hork
lhaflfatop ffs n -Arri FFe, ffhfg Is 81 i.ce.
sicfimans 6altlmgre Margaret a May, JAf.
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Steamer Alpha. Daniels. Port Royal and
Beaufort-C II Medlock Agent
Ste Bellevue. Garrett. Brunswick and
Darien-W 4 Gibson. Mgr
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For additional shipping news
see other columns.
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Arrived Yesterday.


Wednesday, Fec. %, 1894.
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Brig Robert Dillon, Leighton, New York,
with oil to Standard Oil Company and Tide
water Oil Company, vessel to George Harriss
& Co.
Barkentine Hattie Dixon. Southland,
Baltimore. with coal for Thomas & son,
vessel 10 George Harriss Co.
Bark Chrlstel lRusl TensJron. Valencia
in ballaSt-Paterson, Downing n Co.
Bark TorqUato ltall, Irapani, Londou
with cement TO c NJ Gilbert < Co, vessel to
Chr G Dahl & CO.
Bark Hagmeyer IGerl Haa5, Dublin. via
Sandy Hook In ballast-Chr q DAM x Co.
Schr Charles f. futile, Ives, New York
with guano for agents, 5 F & w Ry, vessel 10
George Harriss & Co.
Schr Aaron Reppsrd, Steelman, Norfolk
with coal TO g / Taggart, vessel to George
Harriss & Co.
Schr Jennie Thomas. Young, Norfolk with
coal TO G 4 Taggart.
Arrived Up from Quarantine Yesterday.
Bark Due FrateiI lltall. Csaero-Chr G.
Dahl & Co.
Bark simon [Gerl, Belitz-Chr C Dahl &
Co.
Sailed Yesterday.
Steamship Kansas City, Fisher, New York
C q Anderson.
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Arrived Up from Ouarantine Ye,tsrdnr
Departed Yesterday.

Steamship Kansas City, Fisher, New York
C q Anderson.
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