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No. rleotlon law Tosted.

JAMESTOWN, n. ", July 24.-The FIRST
practical test of the amended election law
providing for q blanket ballot was made
ia this city at a special election hold for
the purpose Of eecting two aldermen for
tho newly created Sixth ward. The ballot,
IL the assertions of the inspectors and the
hasty Judgment Of the voters are TO be re-
lied upon proved a success.
Evening journal., 1895-07-24
neaallrnl oenter.rnbla nnon.

You want something artistic for your
'eutre table Something that will instruct
a. well rs amuse. Well. get q copy Of
Famous Paintings OF the World" bound
N cloth and gold. lt is beautiful port
folio Of artistic masterpiece and 81 rs
viii bny 1t Made to sell st SO. Only 4
few left Apply at EVENINGS Journal
Evening journal., 1895-07-24
AN OLD COMPLAINT.
New Jersey Psople Find the cypsies ARC
Light Fingered.

NEW BRUNSWICK, n. j., July "a
Thorc was a riot hcre IN the camp Of the
Brazilian gypsies who landed I'm New
Yorl, last Friday and ARE going to Califor-
MIA. IL arose over a horse trade. John
Broxmeyer, o local horse dealer, arranged
to exchange a mule for g horse owned by
ono of the gypslos When the mule was
tal,en 70 tho camp, the gypsy refused 60
trade. A wordy war followed and the
gypsics mobhed the horse dealer. The fight
was quolled by two police officers.
The band has made itself obnoxious by
it's thioying propcnsities. Grocery stores
h0ve been raidod, ana many petty thcfts
have been committed. The camp will be
rnidcd and the l3razilians marched out of
town If any further complaints are re-
ceived by the police
Evening journal., 1895-07-24
KelIef I'M six Hours.

Distressing kidney and bladder diseases re-
iieved In six hours by the "New Great South
American Kidney Cure" This new remedy
is great surprise On account Of its exceeding
gramptness in relieving pain in the bladder,
kidneys, back aud every part Of the urinary
passages IN male or female. Ii relieves reten-
ton Of water and paiu in passing Il almost
Immediately. lfyou want quick relief and cure
this Is your remedy. Sold by j. s. Beetem and
q. James Belt, druggists, Wilmington, Del -
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rrnfe..lnnnl 1,lrehur confe.se..

KENosHA, Wis, July "a. Bernard Rose
now, one Of the men arrested in connec-
tion with the burning of the plant Of the
Chicago Bedding company, has confessed
that he applied the torch According to
Rosenow's statement, he was 70 receive
$500 for the job
Evening journal., 1895-07-24
a TornedolII.a Ynoht.

CHESTER, Pa, July 24.-Tho Onoonta
a beautiful and unique steam yacht, built
for +. c. Devenney Of New York, was
launched at Roachs shipyard. The One
onta resembles a torpedo boat rather than
steam yacht, but she is pronounced by
critics to be beauty and is said TO bo tho
only yacht of the pattern yet built in this
country
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saws pueni.t Dempsey i nying.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 2f--Dr. Nathalie
Smelling the physician who was called to
examine Pugilist Jack Dempsey on the
train during his recent trip from the east
to Portland has arrived here. He says
Dempsey is dying of consumption and
only keeps himself alive by the use Of
efiu1ulonts
Evening journal., 1895-07-24
A MIRACLE YARN.
A Faith Doctor Performs Wonders In an
Obscure Hamlet.

Obscure Hamlet.
ALLEGANy, N. ", July e4.-Nine Mile,
a small hamlet in this township, is in a
fever of excitement over the wonderful ex-
hibitions Of healing made by the so called
faith doctor, Rev, E. L. Raymond of
Mount Jewctt Pa. Since his arrival in
their midst the farmers have been inter
estcd in nothing so trivinl rs the common
pursuits OF life, but have gathered in
crowds to view his apparent miracles
The lame have walked, the deaf have
heard, aud all classes have had the gospel
preached unto them. Minnie Allen, the
daughter Of Il well known lumborman,
and Marshall Wilder are said to have been
marvelously cured Of formidable diseases
Many are leaving beds OF sickness at his
command The most skeptical lCok on in
wonder, do not believe, but hesitate to ex-
plain what they see
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- nthnr lln.-nar rrln

Can b5 comp red wish the Philadelphia,
Wilmington q Baltimore Railroad Com
pany's excursions to colchester Round
trip rate 81 90 Special train leaves
Wilmington Thursday next, July q. az
s GA a. m Excellent sailing. Grabbing and
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rown Counoll and Water company

WEST CHESTER, July 2A-The Malvern
Water Company aud the borough Coun-
ell Rre at war again, and the affair has
led up to the arFest and binding over for
court OF three Of tha employees or the
ormer corporation Jared FArra John
Young ana J. \ GAryine on Monday
commenced the work Of digging
trench on Warren avenue for
new water maias. Chief Burgess
Detwilar appeared upon tie scene aud
ordered that operations cease, inasmuch
ss no nermis mad been granted by Coun.
OIL the Water Compauy's representa-
tive. David Evans advised bis men to
pay no attention 10 the chief burgess
aud warrants we're thereupon issued by
sqare goley for the arrest Of the party
The trouble grows out Of the refusal OF
the Water Company to put In water
rlains rs large as those desired bg the
Conucil
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DEAD IN SUICIDE GLEN.
A Beautiful Young Woman Sought Deati
In Romantic Spot.

In Romantic Spot.
NEW YORK, July 24.--In what is now
known as Suicide Glen, little to the
west of the horseshoe bend Of Wash
lngton Heights avenue, was discovered
yesterday morning the body Of very
beautiful girl of ~. When found by two
boys, the body was ON It's back the face,
calm in death, was looking upward, and,
save that q hole was peroeptible in the
right temple she might bc sleeping So
peaceful was her appearance. A revolver
was found by her side, and the police at
once called It a case Of suicide
EARLY this morning two boys from Glen
dale, N. NJ, were taken to the morguc and
shown the body Of the dead woman. They
said that they recognized her as n woman
named jennie Loring well known in
Glendale.
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Foll Fortr-two Fcat.

PHILADELPHIA, July 2f.-William Will
liams, riggcu, was working on the tower
of the city hall yesterday when he made a
misstcp and plunged headioromost TO the
platforA, az feet below. His skull was
fractured, and he died in few minutes.
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ohio's Republican Campaign.

COLUMNS, o., July 2i.-The Repub-
lican campaign in Ohio viii be opened
Sept 40. Tho meeting viii be at Spring
field, sherman presiding, with Mckinley,
Foraker and Jones as speakers.
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city Council should Aot spseaIly.

The effort now being made by The
newspapers and philanthroplc citi-
zens to raise sufficient funds
to send the mad dog victims
to New York for treatment is praise-
worthy in every sense. It should find .
hearty response IN the heart Of every
father, mother, brother aud sister In
the city
Those bitten are liable to horrible
fate unless soms immediate relief is
given. They are too poor to meet the
expense themselves, and the public should
meet It for them.
The city can we'll afford to spend
several hundred dollars to save the lives
OF several Of It's sons aud daughters who
were bitten through no fault OF their
own. We should not allow ourselves 60
be shRmed by the conservative little
town over In New Jersey.
City Council will never be cenaursd
for making an extraordinary appro-
pristion Of this character What is TO
be done should be done speedily, as every
day adds to the danger Of the victims
Evening journal., 1895-07-24
rIerell.l strneI. hy a Trnln.

BATTLE CREEK, Mich, July ga sad
accident which occurred here marred tho
sport Of the bicycle races. Mhilo BOtty,
a visiting rider, was attempting to cross
the Michigan Central tracks hc was strnck
by fast express train and killed
Evening journal., 1895-07-24
Deadly MosquIto Bite treatment.

SIiAMoNIX. Pa, July 2l.-Miss Mary
Barh rubbed caustic soda on a mosquito
bite a few days ago aud Is dying Of blood
poisoning as the result Of her act.
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BODY Of An Unhnown suicide Hurled.

WEsT CHEsrgR, July q The body Of
the wsll-dressed stranger which was
found hanging to a small cherry tree at
Devon Lake, between Devon and Berwyn,
yesterday. was yesterday burl' h the
little cemetery along side the railroad at
Evening journal., 1895-07-24
Farmors Charged with countarfelting.

ROCHESTER, July 2A-Secret service
officers from Now York arrested Seth NAL
com, John W. johnson and William r.
Liddle, farmers living near the village Of
JOY, in tho town Of Sodus, on a charge Of
c0unterfeiting.
Evening journal., 1895-07-24

Ten million dollars are being exp ,nded
by the rsi'roads this year In building new
freight cars This Is an indication that
the crop prospects ars good.
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Tha nnr.s nIi.arr rnded

An electric car on the Maryland avenue
line struck dog, over Eleventh street
bridge yesterday afternoon, aud broke
both hind aud one forelsg Of the brute.
oaissr Kelley put it out Of misery with a
pistol ball
Evening journal., 1895-07-24

Mamma-Why didn't you ask God 10
your prayer TO make your brother well2
R,bsle-C Cause then I'd have to 70 on
wearing his old clothes made over.
Evening journal., 1895-07-24

liieg II the latter, it will be the m ist
popular insect Of any and worth much
more than its weight in gold.
Evening journal., 1895-07-24

dvertIsing Is like electricity handled
by an expert 1t can bs made exceedingly
ssrvieeable. but in The hands Of inex
perlence j. Ia dAn serous thing.
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Nnlnnterr Iifn enNinr Assoclntlnn.

NEw YORK, July 24-The Volunteer
Life Saving association has established
one 81 its stations at tho gateway Of the
part
Evening journal., 1895-07-24

DR.. Paul II s-9l has discovered
microbs Of o ge, but we are as yet a
little doubtfui as to It's attributes. Does
It produce cd age or does it prolong
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TO Kesp the Treasury From DrlflIns.

From the Philadelphia Evening Telegraph.
The most arbitrary official In the
Government OF the United States tbs
drst comptroller OF the treaaury, has
tsken Il upon himself TO hold up tho
sugar bounty provided for By the last
Congress. NobodS seans 20 be able TO
give any rational explanation OF this
extraordinary sotlou. The pretended
grouad upon which the comptroller
stands ls a doubt as to tha cOnstitution-
slity OF the law OF 1890 under which.
however, bountles ware paid during
four years, to the extent OF some
$ls 600. goo annually, aud this same
comptroller approved the warrants last
year. without question It looks very
much 40 though this was the latest
attempt TO keep the treasury IRON
drifting on the rocks.
Evening journal., 1895-07-24

Some people seem to think that, in
view Of recent events. il the President
has an eye to the future he should favor
female suffrage.
Evening journal., 1895-07-24

We forget, when we talk about japan
as little, that she has a population Of
forty millions Of people, and the Czar
apparently forgsts II also.
Evening journal., 1895-07-24

Senators German and Qusy are be.
lieved to be lighting for their political
lives, and there ars those who think II
they should fail the country could stand
the dlspensation.
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May Have Besn Prematurely Named.
From the phlladelphia Record.

NN"F IlAF" HVNI FfFWlHtWFHIY NhmHu.
From the PHILADELPHIA Record.
Although the defender Of the America
cup win not be officially selected until
after the trial races shall have been
sailed next month the result OF to-day 's
contest between Yigilant aud Defender
may furnish 3 pretty good idea as to
which OF the two yachts will be the
American champion Perhaps the Ds-
fender may have been prematurtly
named; but let all true fportsmen
whistle for fresh wind and flowing
Sea, and may the best yacht win
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teAns,A .hns.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
STANDARD RAILWAY OF AMERICA.

PROTECTED THROUGHOUT BY THE
lNTERLOCkING SWITCH AND
BLOCK SIGNAL SYSTEM.
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CONTEMPORARY OPINION.
al understood b Naw Yorl..

7 - TIIEI"I HE0TWII N INV y WNNI
From the New York Times.
There 10 no difficulty In assigning
causes for the Liberal defeat Ia England.
The party Is indeed In the condltloa OF
the woman who was murdered the other
day. aud of WHOM the doctor who was
eummoned declared that any one Of o
dozen wounds she had received was
necessarily fatal It may he doubted
whether any ole Of the issues Of
domestic politics OF which so much was
said during the canvass had more to do
with the result than the general feeling,
which scarcely found articulate express
sion, that foreign questions were Of
urgent aud increasing Importance, and
that la foreign politics the Conservative
party was more TO bs trusted than the
Liberals
Evening journal., 1895-07-24

Leave Philadelphia. Broad Street, for
Wilmington (express), $50, 40 7.25, 8.31,
1920, l1.1S, 11.3S a. M; #123l, LIP, 2.02, 346,
4.01, 4.41, sos, $50, $50, 6.17, 6.55, 740 LILO.
u.16 p. IN. and 1905 night.
Accommodation, $40, 7.33, $40, 1875 am.
12S 1903, 403, 4S7, 6.22, eSS, 1908 and n.Ss
n
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6.27, s7.sO, 7.55, $50, $40,
}, 1;2O, 1906, S.25, A.55, '5.S2,
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-01-17
Balalance in treasury. ..S27,7O2

The above balance stands to the
credit of the various funds as per
rreasurer's Balance Sheet, dated
June 18th, 1894: .s..a, "a, rs
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-01-17
FOR SALE.

One or two hundred head of sto3
COWS and mich COWS at reasonaH
prices, Will also sell all cattles
es, ranches and ranges owned by d
if wanted. or stock in punches OF q
ty, one or two hundred head or md
if buyer wishes. This is Il good
vestment for any one wishing tot
into stock. and cattle. business.
ITHOMAS. TRAINER,
Eureka
NevadI
nov1tf
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-01-17

SUMMARY.
Total receipts. .$53.O73
Pn'dState June set'l'mt. ST 1906
Pald from county funds. 9,O69 2
PaidItr"mscbool fnnds. g.. 1910 9
Paid from road funds 49,. 1,G54O
Total disbursements. 1876, $40
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-01-17

Total cash in treasury 1876, POS 55
Less state overdraft. -. $500 q
1otai,..... ...... 80. sz1,' (2
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-03-06
SPIRITS ON A BOOM.
TINE PRICE ADVANCED ONE AND A
HALF CENT IN DAY.

scarcity of stocks and Receipts Gre
,tinE a strong Demand For spirits
rurpentine-Advanc Prices in
Uo.fn Hold Good, But the Demand
very Light-Cotton Firm With All
AVAILABLE Offerings Freely Taken
.t QuotatiOns-Other Markets.
savannah. March "a rise of nc in
.-. price Of spirits turpentine was the
main feature in the local markets to-
ssv. There was a scampering 10 fiji or
l--s and the offering stock being small,
.t5ss who secured the receipts had TO pay
r-ber prices. Rosin was quiet, with very
l..-le business doing, although the ad-
,s1ced prices Of yesterday were IN
hanged. Cotton was in good demand, but
,t, small amount of offerings did not
make a very active market. The other
markets were steady. The following re-
.rne of the different markets will show
,t- tone and the quotations at the close
today.
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s675; kettle s6.75. Dry saited meats
firm; loose shoulders. 4I5c; short ribs
59sc; short clears, 53s; boxed lac more
Bacon firm, and in fair demand; loose
shoulders, sc: short ribs, 57sc; short clears,
active. Sl25
st. Louis. Mo. March 5.-Flour steady
and firm; patents, 49, 45G2 So; fancy. 500
M2lO: choice, Sl.S0dl90; wheat lower
March, 53c; May. 533sc; July 53isd534c.
Corn slightly lower; March, 4lNc: May,
4Ac; July. 424c. oats lower; March.
2gssc. May, 29S4c. Pork. standard mess,
5000. Lard. prime steam S. 40; choice
$3.50 Dry sailed meats. shoulders, 4ssc
long clear $3.50; clea ribs. $3.50: short
clear S5.45; bacon. packed shoulders. sac;
ribs, SIC short clear. &c. High wines,
$l2S.
Baltimore, March 5.-Flour. more doing.
Wheat steady; No. red. spot and March,
5SG59ihc: May. 604mGOAc; steamer No. 2,
red, 56iA@56Ac: southern by sample, 5si50
G0c; do on grade. 576i60c. Corn steady !:
mixed spot 479sai7Ac; March. 47i9Q479kc :
May 4Si2d4SAc; steamer mixed, 46A W4Ic
southern, 4Sc. Oats firmer: No. white
western. i6G46iac; No. mixed do. Sac.
Rye steady; No. 2. 56057c Hay steady
$l2.50013O0. Grain freights firmly held
unchanged Butter dull; fancy creamery,
2lG22c; ladle. 13a14c: roll, 12d14c; store
packed, SG1Oc. Other articles unchanged.
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New York Stock List-Closing Bids
stocks ~, and Bonds-American. Cot
ton OH, 8i4s 90 preferred. ga
ga; Sugar Refinery, go: do preferred
~ American Tobacco, 81; do preferred.
lootsi Atchison, T. and 5. F.. a; Baltimore
ana Ohio, 55s Canada Pacific, Al; Chesa-
peake and Ohio. l6i4; Chicago and Alton.
l49' ChlSago, 3. and @, 7o3s Chicago Gas,
l93s; Del, Lack. and West. 157ia: Dis Cat.
Feed. 127s; Erie SIS. do preferred, l6la
Edison Gen. Electric. 265s. Illinois Central
siis; Lake Erie and Western, 1874 do pre-
lerred, lui2s Lake Shore. 1856; Louisville
ana Nashville, 49, Louis. and n \. o..
Manhattan, l0I; Memphis and Charleston
lys Michigan Central. 92ia: Missouri Pacific
ls4. Mobile and Ohio, b: Nash. g. and
81 l., 81. Z. s. COrdage. 81. do preferred.
"a; \. J. Central. S7i4. y. y. Central 967s /.
y I. and \. F.. 297s; Norf. and West. pre-
Ierred. 1915 Northern Pacific, pa, do pre-
TERED. Ia; Northwestern. SS4a; do pre-
ferred. l39. Pacific Mail. p: Reading, Sis /:
Rock Island, CPS; st. Paul. 55L do pre-
TERED. III; Silver Certificates, GO&s. Tenn.
Coal and Iron. AZ; do do preferred. 20
asked; Texas Pacific, So. Union Pacific.
s's' W abashs st. l.. and P, 81; do do pre-
ferred, lSisi Western Union, S1is; Wheel
ing and l. F., 81; do do preferred, 34la Z.
Southern Railway IS, S6i4 Southern Rail-
way, common 10; Southern Railway pre-
ferred, 81; South Carolina 4ias, 104
State BOnds-Alabama \. 1O5; DO h, los (:
do 9, IS bid: La. stamped As, 100. North
Tennessee, new set, IS. SIS; Virginia 6s
preferred, 81; Virginia Trust Receipts,
bl4; Virginia Funding Debt, $3.50.
Government Bonds-Jn itcd States IS,
registered, Ill; United States Is, coupons.
l2Ai United states IS. registered, IS.
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Charleston, S. c., March 5.-Arrived.
steamer oneida, Robinson, Philadelphia.
Sailed. schooners Nellie w. Hewlett,
Steelman, Baltimore; Governor Hall, VIII
lis, Baltimore.
New Orleans, March 5.-Arrived, steam
err El Sud, Higgins, New York: steamer
Arkansas, Maxson, Havana; steamer ORR
on (Br, Lang, Liverpool; steamer Mex
leo (Br), DAILY. Liverpool; steamer Break
water (Br), Rivara, from Porto COrtes.
Cleared, steamer lei Pasco, Gardner,
New York bark Beatrice, Havener (Am),
Hichborn, Baltimore.
New York, March ARRIVED schooner
Edward c. Allen, True, Fernandina
Thos A. Ward, Lyman. Charleston; Luz
Their NJ Reynolds, Cheer, Georgetown.
Sailed, steamer Mailhara (Br). Savan-
nah: schooner John NJ. Brown, Savannah.
Reeky Island March Passed, schoon-
er Island City, Voorhees,, philadelphia
for Savannah; Margaret A. Nay, James,
Philadelphia for Port Royal.
Lizard, March Passed. barks Caro-
line (Nor), Mass, Savannah for Hamburg
Taurus (Nor), Jansen, Savannah for
Hamburg.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-03-06
NAVAL STORES.

SPIRITS Turpentine-The scarcity OF
l'.gkS and the light receipts kept the mar
~, ln feverish state and caused such
ioAS demand that the price advanced
r. on the day. At the board of trade, at
I5 HISt call, at IL o'clock a. m, the mar
w., W.. was bulletined firm at &c for regulars,
w sales of 1872 casks. At the last call at
.iock p m. it was bulletined at 33c for
b5uIafs, with sales of 80 casks.
6l,,g5sln-The advance made yesterday held
a. at each call at the board of trade to-
-o ., lhough the transactions were merely
az tMaL4hdl. There was scarcely any demand
q he prices, and many buyers and factors
my concluded that the quotations were
r1arte SIMPLY on enough sales to post a
,,'.hel at the prices. and not by any in
gsaaed demand or desire to pay higher
tanes; At the board of trade, at the first
mai we market was bulletined firm and
WIKI ged from yesterdays closing prices,
n W.T.. s3les Of 32l barrels. At the last call
quiei bulletined unchanged, with the tone
crsso 4Qr and above and firm for all
o4i.ig1 below l. The following were the
S"'-IdI quotations.
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RICE.

The market was steady. The following
quotations are posted at the Board OF
Trade.
Clean Rice
Common, 3i4G324c per pound: fair. 9s4 a
&C. good, 4AQ42c; prime, 42ad5c: choice
h95a, 942l2c; small lots, lsG14c higher.
75cW1.20
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-03-06
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Norfolk Va March 1.-The fve-masted
schooner Governor Ames, the only vessel
of its class in the world. respecting whose
safety much anxiety has been felt,
dropped anchor in this harbor at o. M.
to-day. The Governor Ames left Salem,
Mass, on FEB. s, and passed the High
lands light the same day, bound for
Philadelphia, and was long overdue.
New York, March The steamer city
of St Augustine. Capt Gaskill, which
sailed from Jacksonville Jan. 30, for New
York, was blown off coast making Ber-
muda Feb. Is. She arrived here this
morning.
Washington, March 5.-Superintendent
KinbaII is informed that the sloop Alert,
i'm ballast from Atlantic city, for Norfolk,
Va. stranded of Lewes, Del, at o'clock
this morning. The crew Of three men
were saved.
bark Ring-Dove. Capt. Walsh. from Da-
rien, Ca, Dec /, arrived here to-day. She
reported having passed, Feb. 6. in latl-
tude 50 degrees north and longitude II
degrees west, "A ship on fire and another
vessel which had lost her rudder.
Fernandina, Fla, March 5.-The Brit
ish steamship Petunia, which went
ashore on South jetty in going out yes
terday. was pulled off by the tug Wade
Hampton to-day with no apparent dam
age. A survey was held and she VIII
pToceed on her course tomorrow.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-03-06

Elegant vesibu Nos %
Auguav
by
t - O
N 5 PENNINGTON
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GRAIN. PROVISIONS. ETC.

New York March 8. Flour quiet;
steady; winter wheat. low grades. $1,000
2S0: do fair to fancy, S235G2.75: do pat
ents s. 60d3.O0; Minnesota clear s2.25fU
200; patents, $5.25G4.10; low extras, $500
go Southern -four quiet; steady: corr
mon to fair extra Sl90q275; good to
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SAILED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Nacoochee. New York.
nEnAn.rInn NEanIcnnAX


Steamer Alpha, Finney, Port Royal and
Beaufort-C. H. Medlock, Agent.
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CLEARED YEsTERDAY.

Steamship city of Augusta, Daggett-
{. G. Anderson, Agent
Steamship Ida SPAN, Arana, Barcelona
Richardson & Barnard.
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I Keep sunday
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NOTICE no MARINERS.

Pilot charts and all photographic in
formation will be furnished masters Of
vessels free Of charge in United States
photographic Office in custom house.
Captains are requested to call at the OF
fee
Reports Of wrecks and derelicts received
for transmission TO the navy department
For additional shipping news see other
columns.
PASSENGERS.
Per steamship Gate City. from Boston
NJ Benner, Mrs. w. r. Paddelford, Ms
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-03-06

The cash quOtatiOns were as fOIIOWs.
flour was very quiet; the tone was
steady at unchanged prices; No. spring
wheat. 54lkM545kc: No red, 52L0522fc C;
No. 2 corn, SIC No. 2 oats 2S2tc Pork,
$40 SOG1l0 50. Lard, S64006.42jk Short rib
sides, IS. 2OGI5 25; dry salt shoulders, A.62lk
a475; short clear sides, S5.5o@5.55.
Whisky, Sl.26.
Cincinnati, March Flour quiet; win
ter fancy, 81 35d2. 40; do family g. 05lJ2 Is:
DO extra. 81. s5dl.95 Wheat. firm, active;
No red track. SOC. Corn freely offered,
but prices sustained; No. mixed track,
42lkc. Oats quiet at previous prices
Pork. more active and firm: mess, Sl0.75
Lard firm and good demand; steam leaf,