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Excursion Rates vla Pennsylvania Lines
for Fourth of ,July

On Tuesday and Wednesday, July 3
and /, special excursion tickets will be
sold from all ticket stations on the
Pennsylvania Lines TO any station en-
those lines within two hundred miles
from station where ticke. is purchased.
Return coupon will be good until July
5, inclusive. Tickets will not be sold to
adults ior less than twenty-five ceuts,
no. to children Tor loss than fifteen
cau.s Hky
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AUGUSTA, Ga, Juno 2l.-A Georgia
Central train, from Savannah, vas
wrecked late last night two miles from
Millen, Ga Gross ties wcre LEFT on the
track and swi:ch left open. Engineer
Starr was probably fatally injured.
Fireman Rahret had q leg broken, aud
is otherwise hurt. Eight passenger and
freight cars LETT the track. Ex.employes
afc supposed to have been the perpe-
trato.e,
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Mason CRY, Iowa, June 2l.-A de-
s,ruciive wind storm visited this section
las, night lasting about ten minutes.
Clauser's large elevator q. Clear Lake
completely demolished and other
damage done. A dozen wind mills in
this county we're wrecked and damage
TO small property was very great
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To the AXE Resorts of Michigan n tho
Northwest.

Tourist tickets to Mt. Clemcns, Macki-
nae, Petoskey, Charlevoix, S 1. Clair, Mus
keson, Gogebic Lake. Mackinaw City and
cool retreats in Northern Michigan, are
on sale Al Pennsylvania Line ticket
Offices. Also tourist tickets to Ashland,
Pelican Lake, Devil's Lake. Waukesha
and other lake resorts in the Northwest
via Chicago. For details apply to near.
Is. Pennsylvania Line ticket agent.
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ON BUFFALO'S BANKS.
Commencement Exercises u. Both
any College Yesterday.
CLESS OF THIRTY-ONE GRADUATES

Highly Interesting PC rrormaucu-Dc.
grces and nonors Contcrrca-Thp
Various College Exercises Incident
TO Commencement WcOk-SIounds.
vile Student Capturcs tho Field
Day Siodai-CioSinG Entertainments
OF Literary soclottcs-Eclta Theta
ri Fraternity Danqurs tho Social
EvGnt-Persouai Mention Of vIsitura
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FAR!glrLr, MINI, Juno 2l.-A fierce
wind storm last night blaS over Rey-
mond's circus tent and a dczon per-
IONS who wore Witnessing tho perform
ance were injured. one, it is thought
fatally. sore OF the animals were
killed. The damage vas 5000.
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These Ilrcrs at WORK.

MrDnLgBoRo, KY, June 2l.-All OF
.hc m!1cr7 in Bell county havo gone to
vork. The feeling between the opera.
tors and men is very am,cable The
Mi6dlcsboro belt limo alone brings GU.
one hundred car loads por day.
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EAGLE GROVE, Iowa. June PA
cvclopc here las. night completely
demolished the Catholic church and
one house. 30 one was injured rs far
no known. The church was q handsome
and costly structure.
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Is 4 dangarou, condition directly due to
dnnle,ci or impure blood. Il should
MT be allowed TO continue. rs in i;s de-
biIi.v the evs.em is especially liable to
snrious attacks ofillness. Hoods Sarsa-
~noriIIa IL the remedy for such a condi-
lion, and also for tina: weakness which
prevails !: the change o. season, climate
or life.
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intlscEt!Gr. M StoESch t!sa-icr, take
browns IRON BrrTERs.
All dealers keep Il, q Per bottle. Genu!rehes
t.eGe.ua:E s2a crossed nd LIES O. wrapper.
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HOOPS Pills arc purely vegetable,
carefully prepared from the best iaGse-
iien,s- 2@C
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Address:
LIT Portfolio Department IlttlIise1eeI,

WEBBING, VI. Va
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Freights to Liverpool

lated 4L6o4 9-l6c. Freights to Liverpool
steady and quiet; cotton 9-6id bid: grain Cd
Chicago Feb. 23.-lhere was enough ac-
tion in wheat to-day to satisfy the most radi-
cal scalper II he was right his gains were
large, but II wrong he was badly whipsawed.
May opened hcaDAc higher than 1t closed on
Wednesday at 60Ac, ranged b9Ac and 6iH,
closing with a full cent gain for the day at 81
m6lhc without any buying OF special impor-
lance. Corn was barely steady with tbs
amount OF trade very light.
The price changes we're confined within mar
row limits. The opening was a shade better
than Wednesdays close, nc down, rallied
h@Ac and closed &c lower than Wednesday.
Oats we're so dull that quotations we're barely
established From the fact that but little
change in prices took place. the tone could
safely be called steady. Provisions were
weak and lower. The opinion was
expressed that II II had not been
for the strength displayed by wheat further
declines might have resulted. Reports from
the yard, both early and late, we're discour-
aging. Prices we're low at the start and the
close was even worse Product values Jared
the same as those OF the live animal The
close showed May pork 12hc below Wednes-
day; May lard unchanged
Chicago, Feb. 23.-Cash quotations were as
follows: Flour moderately active with prices
steady. Wheat-No. ? spring 5S1c; No. 2
red 5Sh. Corn-No. 2, 344c. Oats-No. 2,
29c. Mess pork, per barrel Sl2 12hQ9si2 25.
Lard per 100 pounds, "a 6C1t7 62H, Short
rib sides 80 49, Dry sailed shoulders 90 $50
90 Short clear sides SO 75067 i2h. Whisky
Al
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aiding futures ranged as follows:

Baltimore, Feb. 23.-FlOur dull and I'M
changed. Wheat inactive and higher No.
63Bc; steamer No. red Tl<c bid milling,
by sample. 600161Mc Corn quiet; mixed spot
41h04iAc; April 41hc bid; May 424c bid;
steamer mixed Ale bid; southern, by sam
pie 42043hc; southern, on grade. 4lQ42hc.
oats quiet but Arm; No. white western s6c;
No. 2 mixed western 34@34hc. Rye steady
and hrm; No. 2. SIC. Hay steady; good TO
choice timothy sl4 500Sl5 90. Grain freights
quiet and unchanged. Provisions Arm; mess
pork, 8l5 80 Bulk meats-loose shoulders
74c; long clear SIC; clear rib sides and
shoulders &c. Sugar-cured picked shoulders
SIC: hams lislc. Lard. refined % 90. Butter
choice. 25026c; creamery, imitation, 20021c.
Eggs firm at l50Di6Hc. Coffee steady; Rio,
in cargoes, fair, 19c; No. z, ia. Sugar quiet;
granulaled 4hc. Whisky steady at 81 240
Cincinnati, Feb. 23-FIour, spring patents
50 30t1S3 80; family e. 25dtS2 50. Wheat quiet:
39c Oats stronger; No. white sac; No.
mixed 32c. Pork-city mess slS 90; clear
mess &l4 co. family sl2 rs, clear family SlS IS.
Lard steady; steam leaf ne. kettle dried
7Ac. Bacon steady; shoulders SIC; Short
ribs sides nc; short clear sides 7Ac.
Whisky steady at ~ IS.
ST. Louis, Feb. 23-Flour, stronger with
prices unchanged. Wheat higher; February
55Hc; May 57Hc; July 59lsc. Corn lower;
February 33hc; March 3314c; May S411G134Ao.
Oats about same as Wednesday; March 3O14c.
S13 25 Lard, prime steam at 81 SO. Dry
sailed meats-shoulders 90 90; longs and
clear ribs % 40; shorts 90 S.. Bacon-boxed
shoulders Sc rs; longs 81 O0GS7 121l; clear ribs
81 l214@6 rs; shorts a. BIN High wines
steady at 81 10.
Rice.
New York Feb. 23.-Rice steady and quiets
domestic fair TO extra, 3A46%c; Japan 20
4Hc.
Wool.
New York, Feb. 2S.-Wool, moderate de-
mand and steady; domestic fleece 20825c;
pulled l6Q25c.
Petroleum, Oils, Etc.
New York. Feb. %. - Cotton seed oil
steady crude 2sMc; yellow 33h434c.
New York, Feb. 23.-Petroleum market
quiet; Washington. in barrels Sc 90; Wash
ington, IN bulk, sj 80; refined nominal; New
York. In barrels, s. IS; Philadelphia and
Baltimore in barrels, 8 10; Philadelphia and
Baltimore, In bulk, az 60lbS2 65.
Naval stores.
New York. Feb 23.--Rosin dull and steadyi
strained. common TO good. q l0GSl IS. rur-
pentine quiet and easy, 328321ac
Charleston, Feb. %. - Spirits turpenttne
lCoutiuued on Third Page1
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EXPORTS OF COTTON.
WEEKLY REPORT.

New York. Feb. 23.-Weekly net receipts
3,774 bales gross &c, 200 0ales exports 20 Great
Britain IS 10 bales TO continent 2.732 bales
10 France 26i bales; forwarded o $50 bales.
sales i25 bales spinners OPS bales.
Total net receipts az all the ports to-day
we're u sg7 bales, exports. 20 Great Britain
46479 bales 70 France b3l bales. 20 the con.
tinent III bales stock gzl 03J ales.
Total net receipts az all the ports for the
week ending to-day were 81 .626 bales.
exports 10 Great Britain s6.s55 bales. 70
France i8 732 bales. 20 the continent q ,03s
bales % the channel 3 eSl bales
Total net receipts since sept 4 bie2, 81
bales exports. % Great ~ itain2 $50 ~ bales
10 Franco5l6 10 bales 10 the continent ,le7,
5J5 bales, " the channel y. Gel bales.
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bales upland and 2S4 bales sea island: to Bos-
ton 100 bales upland and 100 bales sea
island; TO Philadelphia, 326 bales upland; to
Barcelona 1850 bales upland
Sto cks-Th stock on hand and on ship
board today was 49, s4 bales upland and SOS9
bales sea island, against O. 94S bales upland
and u 1877 bales sea island at the correspond
ing time last year.
MOVEMENT OF COTTON AT INTERIOR POINTS
giving receipts and shipments for the week
ending Feb. %, 1894, and the stock on hand
tonight, and for the same time last year:
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New York. Feb. %. p. m.-Money on call
is easy at per cent. The last loan was at
per cent, and al the closing was offered at
per cent
Prime mercantile paper, 8hGi per cent
Bar silver 59Ac.
Mexican dollars 46Hc.
Sterling exchange strong. with actual bust
ness in bankers bills at 81 85146D4 sd5 for
sixty days and g. S5AG1I 85A for demand;
posted rates sts7l4QD4 81.
Commercial bills "a S51l614 S51l for sixty
days and 81 s71lC14 s7A for demand
Government bonds strong. State bonds dull.
Railroad bonds stronger.
Silver at the Stock Exchange to-day was
quiet
New York Feb. 90, noon.-The following
we're the opening qlotasions:
Erie 1917
Chicagoand Northwestern. ............. 1924
Lake Shore .,.......,.,...... 80. 1885,.
Norfolkand Western preferred 20
hlchmondand West Point Terminal. 4 "a
western Union. ................... 1914
New York, Feb. 23-The shorts in the in
dustrials rushed TO cover at the opening OF
business this morning on adYices from Wash
ington indicating that the sugar schedule
would be revised by the Senate when the
Wilson bill comes up before it. The stock
bounded up u to 604. General Electric rose
/ to 3Sh, and the other active stocks X to u
per cent The market outside OF the indus
trials was quiet throughout and net changes
confined to the fractions: The dullness
excited comment in view Of the Developments
In the silver and grain markets and can be
accounted for only by the fact that operators
are determined 10 keep their hands on until
something definite is known regar ling the
tariff and income tax law. Silver broke all
records again, falling to I'm d per ounce in
London. In the local market commercial
bar fell to 5SAc, and Mexican dollars to 48Isc.
In ordinary times a break such as today's
would have turned things topsy turvy in Wall
street. The slump in London was ascribed
TO liquidations by defeated bull pool who
bought the metal on the idea that the Indian
government would impose an import duty on
silver Overproduction and the withdrawal
OF the United States as purchaser
were also given as reasons for the break.
This drop might have had some effect had IL
not been for fairly large purchases OF wheat
for western account which not only strength
ened the price Of the product but prevented
the bears from following up their tactics OF
the past week or ten days In the grangers.
The rise in foreign exchange also fell fiat so
far as the stock market Is concerned. In the
afternoon there was decline in Chicago Gas
OF ~ TO 62A The active list fell on in
sympathy, but the decline In no case
was equal 70 a full point New York Central
and American Sugar made the largest losses
outside Of Gas. New York Central was weak
on the talk Of cutting east bound rates and
poor earnings. Near the close Sugar was
taken ia hand once more ana moved up TO
So, and as result the market left on firm.
Railway and miscellaneous bonds were strong
The sales OF listed stocks were 1900 shares
unlisted 74.O00 shares.
The closing bios were:
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Total East India, etc ...... $4,000 4el.sOO

Total visible supply 49,. ...4,477Sl5 4.255, 7SS
The imports into continental ports the past
week have been il4,0 900 bales.
The above figures indicate an increase in the
cotton in sight tonight OF 2l5 or bales as
compared with the same date Of 1898. de-
crease Of 222,5i7 bales as compared with the
corresponding date of 1892 and an increase OF
923, s62 bales as compared with 1891.
INDIA COTTON MOVEMENT FROM ALL p ORrs
The receipts and shipments of cotton at
Bombay have been as follows for the week
and year, bringing the figures down to
Feb. Is:
BOMBAY RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS FOR FOUR
YEARS.
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COMM ERcIAL.
: 1STANNAH MARKETS.
Weekly Report
Genernl Remarka.


OFFICE MORNING NEWS.
Savannah. Ca, Feb. %, 1894.
General Remarks.
The General quietude which has prevailed
-. market during the last week was
" -g,gbat heightened by the Intervention OF
SSyasbfngton's birthday, which was generally
'.-.rved as a close holiday. There were no
ooso- ssIelopments respecting the iobbing
ID whatever, while the general ten
Ia If the movement were towards
~ volume as the spring season ap-
Hs5-.,ee some activity, however, will prob
pl l,--oo finue through the next two weeks.
t,u branches, by which time jobbers
~ yell sold up for the season. A fair
W. -o,,ent was had however, all things con-
ma and there was a satisfactory 'out-of
,r5er business in progress, although the
D'l-irc, house returns show some falling OF
80 ,Tas somewhat discounted by the loss
", DAYS trading. In the cotton market,
is a eatness which is disheartening to
Ir9.ors If the staple. Naval stores have
- or,et Collections are rather slow.
.,roceries the demand was not
active. but the distribution
unite steady In dry goods
.oir trade was had, but the demand tends
.osIacken as the wants OF the interior buyers
leone filed up. The hardware trade has
Sa5 renewed attention, and fair business
-as in progress In other departments the
roT,me OF transactions was rather slow
rbs following resume Of the weeks business
iii show the tone and the latest quotations Of
,ne direrent markets at the close TO day:
Naval Stores.
SniYits Turpentine-The market has been
rsTv Guiet during the past week and business
rs been nominal The tone Of the market,
Soyever has been firm, at decline OF lc.
me receipts have been comparatively light
ID the exporters have neglected the market,
re only sales being made for domestic ship
mani TO ill orders for actual consumption.
The factors are holding on, expecting de-
nand to cause a reaction and an advance in
ibe nrice In fhe meantime, the market re-
mains very quiet.
-Posin-The market for the past week has
been steady, at a decline in pales and com
mon grades The sales have been somewhat
increased since the declining, though there is
disposition on the part OF exporters to
neglect the market.
Ouotations-At the close Of the market
Thursday night the following quotations were
bT1etiued at the Board of Trade: Spirits tur-
Dentine firm at 29c for regulars.
grr,
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The following were the quotations for the
corresponding date last year: Spirits turpen-
fine 32Hc, Rosin-A, b. c, and Il, Sl.22h:
F 81 so: G. sI421S: H, $3.50: I, S2.25; $500;
NJ $3.50: n, 1915; window glass, SS.95; water
white S40o.
for The past week were 1852 casks
spirits turpentine and 10,495 barrels
rosin The exports for the week
we're 1856 casks spirits turpentine and H.,
I2O barrels rOsln, moving as follows: To New
York 1886 casks turpentine and 2,547 barrels
rosin; to Baltimore, IS casks spirits turpen-
tine and t. 700 barrels rosin; to Boston, pa
casks spirits turpentine and l24 barrels rosin;
TO Philadelphia 166 casks spirits turpentlne
and 557 barrels rosin; to Hamburg, IFS casks
spirits turpentine and S,123 barrels rosin; to
Riga 3 500 barrels rosln; to the interior, IL
casks spirits turpentine and 6l8 barrels
rOsin.
RECEIPTS. SHIPMENTS AND STOCKS ON HAND
AND ON sHIPBOARD FROM APRIL l. 1893 TO
DATE AND TO THE CORRESPONDING DATE
LAST YEAR,
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VISIBLE SUPPLY OF COTTON. The visible
supply of cotton tonight, as made up by cable
and telegraph to the Chronicle Feb. 49, is as
follows: The continental stocks. as well as
those for Great Britain and the afoat are this
weeks returns, and consequently all the
European figures are brought down to Thurs
day evening. But to make the totals the
complete figures for Feb. 10, we add the items
of exports from the United States including
in IL the eXDortS Of Friday only.
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nov e. pts-Ihe receipts OF cotton at this
Eai'I rom all sources Tor the past week we're
s6 Ddles upland and 1888 bales sea island
tta!nst 1sl7 bales upland and 1872 bales sea
i'i3nd last year '''''' ''''''
fo'u particulars Of the receipts have been as
igr44"ai Per Central railroad, err bales up
I'll. per savannah, Florida and Western
is',"ay, ] $40 bales upland and 37l bales sea
~, II", per Charleston and savannah rail
rI gg ~ bales upland rer South Bound rail
sr.o,,,--'ul-. oales upland per savannah river
Ca-t'A' - 70 bales upland, Per Flo rida
Ira ana Peninsular 20 bales upland: per
Dales upland and " bales sea island.
pntls-lhe exports for the PAST week
49tf bales upland and 90 bales sea
h anu moving ~ follows. To Charleston
lAleh upiand' 10 Baltimore. 1887 bales
-F'aAa ana $40 sea isia al; 10 New York, 4412
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TIE FOLLOWING STATEMENT SHOWS THE NET
RECEIPTS AT ALL PORTS FOR THE WEEK END
ING FEB 3 AND WEEK ENDING FEB 16 AND
w L A or rrrr A Id.
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y
Spirits Rosin. Spirits. Rosin.
Onh'nd Ap'n1 7,443 68.573 1892 39O34
Rec. this wk.. 1872 1O.4S5 l029 81 .63S
Rec prev'ly 25l,l40 9O7 800 271 ,296 947,0t5
Total. ..... 259 1886 $50, 55S 275,717 !, OO7, 737
Shipments
Foreign..... 172.96s 500 $40 1865. 1853 527. 230
New York. S0,L0l 1889 $3.50 1s0,571
Coastwise and
Interior. 1909 1O9566 62,99s 1854, 652
Total Shipt's 24S S3s si3.o55 266. 1856 s62. 453
Stk on hand
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sc" Us iSland-The receipts for the past week
were 800 bales OF which 100 bales were shipped
through and 2s3 went to factors. The exports
r meIe o. : pales, moving as follows: TO Liver
pool IOJ bales; to northern ports for domes-
nc consumption 577 bales
me situation of the market is told by the
S ~ suiar letter of prominent firm of factors
%a aUiioWs: The very heavy receipts Of a
r meeh ago caused principally by the Valdosta
movement referred to in our two previous CIR
r uulars mad very depressing effect on our
I9L heI' lts effect, no doubt. was felt too, by
T9plnIueIS ana consumers and orders the past
HBeek were small and S, arce in consequence
ttiiuIe.pls thlS week and adyices for the first
b SIIIe .HlS season point to exhaustion; buyers
n9Le Will no doubt post their spinner friends
S Suu better business should result in the near
c IN WY. Inc crop is variously estimated at
pgVVo 10 5OO0 bales but the following should
tgo. inclusive, 50, 500 ales"
AseLase weight per bale for sea-
AtteIage weight for five months
4or season Of l893-g4 1884 24-1OO
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CONTINUED on Third Page.
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OFFICE MORNING NEWS. |
Savannah. Ca, Feb. %, 1894.
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shipbd lO497 l14.113 s,731 las, 2s4
Cotton.

The tendency Of the market for the past
week has been towards lower prices. This
10 great extent has been occasioned by a
liquidation Of March contracts at the control
ing markets The interest in that month was
quite large and in the absence Of speculation
the tone OF the market has been easier
Liverpool has shown small sales and arrivals
there have been lower. Stocks at all of the
pOrJs are still under those OF last year,
whereas the receipts are about 10000 bales
more 1T his port shows about the same stock
as last year, with net receipts about 1890, 900
IN excess OF last year. This overplus notwith =
Slduung ADVERSE conditions which have at
tacned to this year, has been exported, and
as the crop shortage becomes more appa
ensue
The port receipts for the week ending
last Friday night were 81. 626 bales,
against 20 1876 bales last year. The
stocks at the ports are 921 ,030 bales against
$3.50 bales last YEAR and stocks at interior
towns I1lol5 bales against 1909S6 bales last
year The total amount of receipts
eluCe sept ], 1893, have been 5, 1872, S41 bales
aEdlhst 42o3,35O bales for the same period
lasl year The local spot market has been
exceedingly quiet during the past week, the
sal5s uelng $50 bales, which were generally
maoe al decline of l-l6c from last week s
report, Inc market declined Lice again to-
g"y' very small sales. The market closed
puii To-Day, with the following quotations
DuIletlned at the Cotton Exchange:
Mddling fair .......J- 7s<
AtjS5liilil 'IlnS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ZIG
Own - ,,... 1900 ...-........... 70
CO. ICING .'.''...-....... ....... 1916
NoO" ordinary Observation-Disclosures. 9-16
Ig lnn
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Treasury balanoes-Coin Sai 619 900: cur
rency, S44.2s6,OO0
London, Feb. 23-The bar silver market is
fiat; quoted at 2s 7sd per ounce.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.


New York. Feb %. 4 p. m.-Money on call
is easy at per cent. The last loan was at /
per cent, and al the closing was offered at
per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, S1a9f per cent
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Market for poultry steady fair demand;
grown fowls q pair, 60G7Oc; 4 grown, 400 45c;
geese D pair. 9008l 90; ducks, s. 1175c. Mar.
ket for eggs Is firm; supply small; coun-
try per dozen, l4Gl5c. Peanuts-Amples stock;
demand fair; market steady; fancy hand
picked Virginia, o D. &c; hand picked q D,
c; small hand picked b D. 40
The Dickinson press., 1894-03-31
The saltwater n Total Lo..

St. John: \: B., March 27.-The tugs
from the British bark Saltwater, which
went ashore Saturday morning about
twelve miles from here. and report she
VII! b. total loss, being on the beach
with tho bottom gone. Tho crew We're
all landed safely