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waterway development, whioh has con,
pllluiud q l0nlO Of Wide dlsuuAaloH, mar
llouiafly IN the section between tho ulpal
Lakes ana tho Hoah0nfd formed the sub
ioot OF action ~ tho National iioam Ol
Trade meeting NJ Washington this wesh
That body adopted the recommendation
Of the committee on wnlerwayn, rOpllinn
that the most lmmpdlnie pnd dlruut No.
turns may hu nocuftd from moneys oN'
pended w the fhnld prosecution Of the
wurhn OF urppenlnn the uhannoH VT lht
uftnt Rhol ln,n width of nol loua lhnn
go fttU ui onpninn deep draft Opnhuo|
iinna rllNveu tho lakes The Onto aid
NlsaHalni flvprl ana tho AuAhtlo. ol
containing lhc improvement, of lho ni4hl
rivers ol lhp centred hnaH uunaatuilVtll
and hy lhp construction of nn mluwel
0.u4iNlHr canal lui domestic uommtruJ
ara naii,nhi iffrtrf in 0ltl 10 aea
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-02-22

Satan ua master u bad hia Weth
mitch woise hiH uAt worst " All
rulluf
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-02-22
The u s. uov'f Reports
shew Reyai BahinK ivwser
Superior 10 aH ofhers

Hpe what nv saNi doth Npatl dAtN iH
look Into nv uhpst iHl VA lhlhp uNn.
Hih tumble 90 and doWh Whai ihun midst
there Wordsworth
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-02-22

There IA homo probability that unless
tho owners Of the llitlu nluup nalnhlh api
pear ~ United States custom house and
have thulr vessel measured nhd fpaias
tered within the nest few days, she viii
he nelned hnd sold When the nUlphh
was IN Tacoma Sunday Cuaolms In
fneuiur boarded hNi and searched her,
ana tofofo lravlhn ordered the ownafa
10 rorort ~ the custom house ana have
tho craft registered They promised 10
dO co. but dld not About / a, M, yeas
ierday Mr. jOaaeY while toll0wlhH aloha
the water front between the Hmelior and
he old Tacoma, saw a craft anchored
ltnr the shore ITO f0und II MAS tho
Dolphin irfofe leaving he aHaln
warmed the owners that unless they had
their boat promptly registered No Wouid
arlsu her, They promised 10 ha NJ tho
custom house early yesterday hat had
not put M an appearance whii the Gus.
tom house closed ~ 4 o'oioolt The noi,
phin n owned Ny twn yuunH mon whose
names could not M learned They told
MI JoHapy that she WAS new craft,
bullt NJ Quhrlefmaatef harhar
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M en faf a. tVu hnriuaph temptation iu
a mhh lBu dH him ~ ihlufN hnh N hp
n overcome yuh share hla hiilli iuhh
aNh
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Wlrhnihpsa NAV nmentt iNf aNhllt
but A tho lone fun No lhAl stla Hll
hhntts "a work Wlil Mt lhpm insl
lihhnt
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-02-22

N""|'|"HHM
ceu,slas W A'AHgHla N Alum,
when AZ tlse " loat ,hs mlufe Ah
fymhlha iiH1es
puth N ,nset hunls aNi lta,ss VA
HpNt iiuihlhn hfhif thlN tiutilhh1
ahehls thtti NJ iie WMVs Wlifh llAtil
naiya ANnlph lt hulhn, ivhlie and Hli
sHitsl n "A ihnsiAl M NHtat AlNAts
euisa rliss NhaH heesls
theN Aie mas, al,ulsilsa N Nps. hag
n n nha never ihlliNn NntN M n M nv
ilsulpAs,h Ani AiaauAitiilei ntAtea
n Hel pniy n ph hNs n mNsl W sa
uht NlhNlp phnnh puit Aela aalehiti aNl
lhhip what mhhea n 20 chAs hreefa
fhe dulNa W ~ tyn ~ A,elA aA e,l
ehh no, w nuad rulslhpH
tnlihiiH rNhu "A sNa uh \ aAaiaH.
lkt N pNita lhtlNirhl rbhsNNnllHh N
a NE best rsNnh ,NiN Vhls one ttNt 4
iuse pehiAl n rtnlN hh iiW fNi sAit
W W penh
rUif HhA That nAtltM lNoa "A WA
hltHh N mlafil iit tHp
l
A Msh l,sf with \ ,sirii lNtt Nh Nhl
hu 4 iuNr lltrN tNNtW ihp Ntet Win
~ WilA iuue raNs nls,fa nliie pnle
Thai vNih hlaNfHiA hNA tthallpHliHn.
rhaa hvpsia
An NNl nlHnints n Nh NNNlinf hAr We
ttnUlhNiA hNi AM hAtt hiNl NN M.
flMel lNtN ah ArlhlHh ihtN a hhNNltla,l
Az lhe nlanl hAA iHHl WA hAh nNl
tiNal tho Instinct NJ lhf rhhl htNHh
tuN uah lehdtt va flaseh tmvlAuN
A sA hAld hNd lmmNlhhM law ihA, N
hAta hNUA. aaNhA health pNN MNlt Hans
pulN heh and Annhdhht hlnAA fhyit h
ha shhiipf hei nNitt tNlH lhAh n.
tHNiea IN hNNntA pAlaApAtlllA thAt
hHntiA. ihNhniAl
kNf tOat huf uukn nkNohh
WtBnHuthpl ntreiitp
"A uidHNMN tnN rAtN MtMtNW M
salNe sNli M that mphp, m tuNiAfN
tieeNgh !, " a leeh " VA hes
NnNl ,NNp hNshahd n a,M aNNpN
Ntpa. aHl hN No hAN n hli FHNN
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An Tho Patent medicines advertised N
this hunth ibHeihff Min me choicest
rutfumttN Ahd toilet Articles tltt phh
b. huuHhi ~ lht lowest nfiuss ~ W
vunhs diuH st0te. urnbalih uttldehihl
ilulei, Astoria
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7sl';'l'''L:;;'y! ! A!
for Infonte and Children.
MOTHERS, DO You Know a


NVb hsmnp Drops ooihsya ewfal otah nona ytua
remedies fo rhIiea composed opium or moiphlusi
Mney opium and Inc narss p.u
KNOW eualss not
without abalaS hm posDnai
Ne Ysn Mnsw that should not permit any medicine given yofe
saissl you yoaf physician know Of what h eoWppsii
Yen MnoM ha, eaa purely vegetable preparation and that uaf
hanHsdIsat Published with svsry te,ltl
pe xan Mner that cui M prescriptions Dt aawus PITCHER
has r nearly Thirty now si han
sfan other snsdls ~ dlda eombnsd
that the Patent Dspausni United alasa and N
countries ha'elu exclusive duh Pitcher void
"caaisria aud a formula and that mss them pssa oanssl
that ihs ssalug government ptia
caod had been ois absolutely harniessY
ua, doses of furnished M A
cents, cent adus
Itno that when do rsifd your children may
bsispl well, and thai yes have untsotsn fssl
we'll inses ihnns ate vo'lh showing rhsy sishda
Is sss..sssss .s,:!s.,s sHZIzsa !; ss:5s:s :. ss:5s
Children cry for Pitchers oastorla.
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Mfs 4 n ralinh hephfta. inl
wtlirhl ftUm petHehal experience I pah
recommend urWlitH HhHaNatilll, a vhit
fat lhipntb blood hNd hihiihi hthlilll v
UhaH nunsis, niNnaial
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ship ehaudelery
Hardware,
Iron n tlleel,
Coal,
/ uweefles n Provisions,
/ FlOOrN Mill Feed,
lalntp, ole Varnlshea,
lopaers supplies,
fairhenh'p Scales
Doors \ Windows,
/ Agricultural Implements
| Wagons n Vehicles,
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ARE You uolng llests

n ~ alup = llhe M A a ahalluN,
k.s,lsl ,efyS..OIs.,i,As w !, "hY'llessg tl,.,gsIg
llAa gehlat And Ra,lAS eea "A N j,ks
lhnWth lhlsa lH Ahy lAhi gtsaitt
alttlAht fHi accommodation ~ fNN.
ana hlhsh luM with lhNN8N llphala
VA either ~ NntlhalM tihiNN hiulh|
tiN VAnAdlaN iNpllt aHa slleAl Nutlh'
nv tnlleaAs A shA teft levesl gale,
fhp hNllhnlnA ueAls a saNagalls
f,ihualled % " ihe HunAl eaNlrneA gslh
,inA W ths Nniia ~ All elAssas N
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ulntNHhll fH4Nhtf
ihN ihh UnA w llha m Niia AHi b
lhfsf lhumfihhlf ttfH ihii lhaH nHlf
HHar ttf'ilHN iNei iht hH HiiNY
lhN llWHp uH lNlnHhl tH9 hii
'gm. % ihAl hln1
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-02-22

An Inventor who believes that the eon.
rnha can he utilised ~ detpciUf VI az
pfuathlnn danger 10 vessel M sNa
says he took the Idea from observing a
violent vibration Uf the compass needle
on q vessel ui which NJ was, caused IA
The nhshlnH ~ two mites distance Uf "
vessel loaded with ateel tAila on lhls
principle ho has constructed uOmnass
witch u regulated Wy chemical that
VIII not he hHuciud Ny the magnetic
forces aboard the Hhip, hit will he huphlp
sensitive ~ the musl minute hfmptBmH "
any Other magnetic influence Ospited a.
u distance " ftum iifly feui ~ nefhhns
two miles 80 ituh Hhlr, for inalhnrp.
without huch n magnetic Influence lfha
rumpRan when brought undef hiafhelln
influence uhrliiNleH nululnhih ~ nn lnpi
hn tho Inventor Ulnlma When ~ Aifep
td the nenim cUhpncil0nn 0n the flm "a
the dlal plate viii close the circuit, efusl
Inn bells 10 tlnH IN the enHlne room, aa
we'll 90 IN the pllot house and oh the
hfldae,
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hHi ifnilh HH hilh.N
hfif ihf Hltii NNatiiNfiif, Nli ha Nh
hNi hHN0 Do Mini D fNllli tnanN ul lGi
pil iiihh Niih 800 lhH HfmWUHs NJ Nll
lqnRhfNi % tuiiH9n 10 ihlt luHillf N
ihlH 4fi Unlf. paN " pnfH N ilN
iirurH iiU htH NlHpai iilHsYh y y nHlf
~ VlNflaNlN ttiHN1HNH. Whhh b aiHlt.
lhu ariUh 8rlnH iltfN tltH iuHs ~ lhI
ilnNalNp rhfifiia NJ iha iytNsuilrs sisa
AHh. hhi ihuH 0HHNHa Nnlni d0tsiNn IA
Vhii qn nnnnNle aNH maiih Hu lmlh NJ
hinfriiil
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hilinltH ruht "A sela uh \ naalaB
lst N rNita lhplNirhl rHhsNMNllHh N
a iht hest rsuhh 'Nif. vhlt one ttAi 4
duse h eeHiA n rsnls AID liN fei sale
M NJ ,iaNN
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-02-22

The nflilah bark irllhbath, iSil tons
captain nnyd. which shiipd ftum Ant
Nnfp November y consigned 10 Taylor.
fuunH a Co. h due NJ lhla pert
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when AZ slss y lest 'hs m'els anl
REMAINS iih,ps
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An oui nfHfieth a ah NNWlNlhf nhr We
ttnNlhhia Nh NM hA,p hiAi NN VA.
slMtl. iNtN ah ArlhlHh ihtN A hNNeltllat
Al lht piaNl hha iHHl WA aNh nNli
fiusl lhH Instinct iN lhr rhhl lhtNHN
tuN NAN ieNApt Va fNAaHh tMplaNN
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rnfly yesterday morning the wind blew
NJ The rate Of lhfiy.nte mites par hput
~ NE rnnel dyihn down 10 sevcn ~
o'clock
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captain iinuuet of The feyehue eulltt
cufwlh has been made tUmmahlet.i N
chief nf the feyenuu Nee, ~ the ratlnr
coast 10 viii have Wllh hlm M lhr
nefinr hea the llpaf. Hush i'tiiF. cBi.
win, Grant ana Whlculi
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The lumhef trade uunllnueh attlve. M
Portland The schooner Helen y itimhhl
4 l0ndlhH epNQ feet ~ luhihef faf rail
Hartford Co. and the schooner tiirh
Won0 feet fdf Fan iffnnulatu The HthH0hi
N ieilila u nov on the wat un ifum Fan
Ffanrlsto, hhd viii load esoWA feel fai
California The sehoonpt rnieon has hetn
chartered 10 load the shme quantity
The hofion, which "a ifinF M hkamah
ava VIII load iMpnn feet fuf uuthHs
Afies She henan loading Tuesday
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A rpt rNll N Hh hNi n Mnvl NJ sa
uht NlhNle ubhrh pNit Aela aalehlV nAl
that's what mhhea n 20 rhas hutssa
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A sA hAld hNd lmmNlhhM law ihA, N
hAta hn0a. aeNNh health pNe hNNt ha,,
pulN hth and ANnndhhl MnAA fhtiN h
hA shnilpi Nti nNitt itNin lhAh IA
psulep N nNNntA nalaANAtpiA thAs
hnntia. ihnnnlsl
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uuhh N snset hpnla aAd lta,ss VA
au0f iiulnlnH hfhlf fhlN tlNtlNhH
ghlehls tnttA NJ ~ Wltva Wllrh llAtil
halya ANhllph 10 hulhs ithlde and AlA
sHits \ "A ihnsital M street, AiWAts
enisa rllts Nhah hnetiA
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A msh li,tf vita \ ,sirib lNyt NM Nel
hp 4 leNe l,th vHNtti iW lNet WilN
~ Wura illup raNN hlA,is, hlllv phl'
lhAi vNlp MaNeraiA ard tehatlNa'lHn
NhAa MMnNlN
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-02-22

An rnnilsh sea ehnlain named iauhaah
n ifyihe 10 faift funds iut ah tsretn
ton " the northeast passage ~ uhhn
ana America, 10 tet whether n ehn hh
made practicable fuf merchant vessels
" The monef fnf n shir thhh1i w uh.
ialhed hp viii start on hest tuihmtt M
". n.fUUi salilnH boat lhe venture
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!, a FASrARHND,
eaNegAL CONTRACTOR,
PlAa DRIVER HOUSE, HRlpOH aNn
wAARN nvsIpRM
Aaa'ee, ~ ~ N'sNeet ASgVelA, ,oa
SEASIDE SAWMlhA.


SlyNlleiANAl thl4 n 10 QertllV that
NNN Nse0 kgANsee heaAaehe Cs,sules
Nllh tAtHlAplQgN geaullA 1 houshl
WV NAleh Qes, we o'0 ava cne eansu,s
VN,fN pAe ol dfQAdlNl alok hss.laeke
MN Ni'N An0 wNtell hANc both nseA AZ
t's'l'vlAes n'eeVleolVgyd Va ,he Notn,sn
lNNN WV, tN, aNN Ne 4snnI.lt
NNN io ,ap pNRe ~ o'n,, IN n Na
ht ast faN4sositt N\WfNt
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rive meh oi the rttw ~ the revenue
eulist Heat WhUeu time esnlfed ytainf.
day have practically bpph driven fium
The aettlpc Lieutenant l9mety Wh0 ~.
sued The dlachatrrs, would nlye them no
recommendation ana hat dthnfa lhem
ncsses Tor Captain ilcaiy, hnd ihpt sav
lhuy are belnn nefareniti 1hh matter
4 10 ha laid before The authorities A.
Washington
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SHIPPING NCDAYBYDAY
Marine Matters, Here, There atd
Everywhere.

The british shlp Forrest Halt iiBm
lhia port fut Dublin, via rbfh arrived
February n She had a rafHa uf wheat
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The fouf.maaitd bark reported N ihy
oilinN Thursday evening has not ns tti
arrived A pilot has leeh rlaetd aboard
htcn driven 10 ihH hufihWafd ttsitfiAs
The Escort vas ~ the mouth ~ the tivpi
luuhlnF fuf hot hni returned IA I U'eluuh
not havlns ulHhtrd the vessel
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-03-11
OCEAN FREIGHTs.

Cotton-Market quiet. Rates quoted are
per 100 pounds; Boston, per bale SIS;
New York, per bale, $780, Philadelphia,
per bale, $1.O0; Baltimore, per bale. Sl.OO;
10 Liverpool. via New York, &c; Bremen,
via New York, 3Sc; Antwerp. via New
ork, 36c: to Havre, via New York, 3Sc;
Amsterdam, via New York, 43c; Genoa,
via New York. 4Sc; Reval, via New York,
Doc; Hamburg. via New York, 3Sc. Direct:
Barcelona, 4yc; Genoa, 40c Bremen, 30c
Reval, acc; Gothenberg and Warburg, 47c.
Lumber-By Sail-Freights are steady
at ruling rates. Foreign business Is more
or less nominal. The rates from this and
nearby Georgia ports are quoted at S4.25D
300 for a range including Baltimore and
Portland. Me. Railroad ties, base "A feet,
l6c. Timber rates, 50cQ$L00 higher than
lumber rates. To the West Indies and
Windward, nominal; to Rosario, $12.0O6p
1900; Buenos Ayres and Montevideo, $40 90
@ll.00; to Rio Janeiro $140O: to Spanish
and Mediterranean ports. 81. 30G1l.5 so; to
United Kingdom for orders, nominal for
lumber, 4-pound IS standard.
BY Steam-To New York, 800; to Phil
adelphia, 500; to Boston $500; to Balti-
more, $500.
Naval Stores-By saii-The market Is
quiet. Large sized. Cork for orders, are
IS Cd; Genoa, Is 3dQ3s Cd; Adriatic. Is 6dQ
SS 3D. South America, rosin, Csc per bar
rel Of $50 pounds. team-To
Boston, lie per 100 pounds on rosin. 9Oc
on spirits. to New York, resin. S1kc per
100 pounds; spirits, sc: to Philadelphia,
rosin, TIC per 100 pounds; spirits, soc; to
Baltimore. rosin, TIC per 100 pounds;
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NANAL STORES.

spirits Iurpentine-There was only a
ho9erate demand for spirits turpentine
to-oay, although the sales made were al
me current price. At the first call at
me Board OF Trade the market was bull
ietined nrm at 26i4c, with sales Of Is casks
At the last call 1t was unchanged with
no sales. ~ W
Rosln-There was a fair demand for
X and below, but the higher grades were
neglected, as has been the case for sew
eral weeks. At the Board Of Trade the
market was bulletined firm, the only sales
reported being at the close. and were az
barrels. 90
Naval Stores Statement
g. Spirits. Rosin.
Stock on hand April 1. 1885. 2.l21 sos
teceNed to-day ..-.......... 233 I759
Received previously .29S. O99 1.OS4,7l7
Total ............~...........sO o,75s 1,l75, 75s
Exports previously ..2siaii 1ols , ssS
AOlal -''''........-......... 20, PA LOS, 3l5
Stock on hand and on ship
board to-day ................ 95O9 10 AL
stock same day last year. 4.96S 1881
Receipts same day last year ia los
charleston, S. c., March 10. Turpentine.
market firm at 26lzc asked RosiD firm:
sales none; B, A1O; c. $1.15; d, Sl.2O: E
N;S2; F, $40; G, $3.50; H. $l.65.
Wilmington, n. C, March 1O.-Rosin
nrm, strained, $50; good strained, Sis5;
irregular, Z5'Ac. Crude turpentine, nothing
doing. Tar firm at 9Oc
Heceipts turpentine, 40 casks.
New YORK, March 10.-Rosn quiet and
STEADY; strained, common to good, 81 7O6D
l'fo. Iurpentine steady, 29q29Ac.
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THE MARKETS QUIET.
TUE LEADING DEPARTMENTS GEN.
ERALLY NEGLECTED.

cation Firm and Unchanged, But
Very Little Business Transacted.
sDirfts Turpentine in Slow De-
uaud-Rosin Firm, But the Special
Demand Being for Low Grades.
Other Markets Quiet and steady.
savannah, March 10.-There was
VI, specially interesting feature in the
Issiing markets to-day. Although cot
.,n was firm and unchanged. there was
bur little offering. and merely nominal
brsiness doing. Spirits turpentine was
IN slow demand, but the market was
brfletined firm and unchanged. Resin
showed some activity in the grades be-
low X. but the reported sales were small.
The wholesale markets were quiet and
Unchanged. The following resume Of the
different markets will show the tone and
the quotations at the close to-day:
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buying IN any direction. nor definite indi-
eauon OF buyers taking a more liberal
view Of the future -but there are reliable
signs that their lOng-pursued cautious pol
icy has brought them 10 conditions where
N order 10 keep abreast OF current re-
quirements. they must come more num-
eIously TO the primary market for sup
pnes, even II they persist in still buying
rom nand to mouth only. Reports Of
me general tobbing trade have continued
IaNorable- There has been no material
enange here, either in tone or prices, dur
ing the last week
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If YOU WANT GOOD MATERIAL AND WORK ORDER YOUR LTHo
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FROM THE MORNING NEWS, SAVANNAH, GA IN
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Lard
May ..... 5 50 $50 & 47tk 5O
July -. e2lb 5 62ls 60 Ssls
May ..... 30 S2i5 ) 27ib s2iS
July ..... 40 5 As 40 AZ

July .--ss . ~ p 10 40 Al.
The cash quotations were as follows
Flour. quiet aud easy; hard wheat spring
patents, 81. lld3 20, soft wheat patents,
$S;;00o l 10; hard wheat brokers, g. 25d
spring wheat. 63d63iac; No. 2 red 66lbd
6tl2c; No. ? corn, 2S94 Gr29c; No. 2 oats, 19Std
zoe; mess pork, 50 S0dsS5 lard, IS $5a
ed Shoulders, 4.62ibGI IS: short clear.
$5.37lsd5. 80; whisky, S1.22
Cincinnati March l0-F'lour duh; winter
patents S,65qS9O; spring patents $500
80. Wheat quiet, steady and unchanged.
Corn quiet and steady: No. 2 mixed, SOC.
oats active and unchanged; No. white,
%3l3Q24c; No. mixed, 21d22c. Pork quiet
leaf, 5Ac; kettle SIC. Bacon quiet; loose
shoulders, 5lkc, short rib sides. 53sc; short
clear sides. 57sc. Dry .salted meats easier;
less active. loose shoulders, &c; short
ribs, &c; short clear sides, SIC; boxed
meats, Ac more. Whisky steady and quiet
ST Louis. March 1O.-FIour weak. nm
changed. Wheat lower; March, Gle. nomi-
nal; May, 62hc asked; July, 62hc. Corn
lower; March, 257sc; May. 2S7sc asked
others shade higher; March, isNc. Homi,
nal; May. 2O3s@2019c asked; July 1Sssc bid.
Pork, standard mess, new, Sl112h; old,
S2' Lard prime steam $40 choice e
clear ribs, 59sc; clear sides. 5%c. Dry
sailed meats, shoulders, 4Ac; longs, DC;
clear, 51sci, clear sides, SIC. High wines
Baltimore, March 1O.-Flour, Inactive.
Wheat, dull; No. red spot, 73a73lhc
March. 7SAc asked; May, 7llaa1Ac; July,
7llzc asked; southern by sample 76d77c
do on grade, 72Q75c. Corn. firm: mixed
spot and March, S4Ik93rHc; April, S4ha
size; July, 352ic; steamer mixed. s27s033c;
southern, 35c. Oats, steady: No. 2 white
western, 26lsd26Ac; No. 2 mixed do 25a
25lac Rye, steady No. 2. 43Q44c. nearby
460f47c. western. Hay. firm, $500 bid.
Grains freights, very dull Provisions,
61sc; hams. T4c. Lard, refined 6%c But
ter, firm fancy creamery, 22Q23c; ladle,
14Q15c. Eggs, firm, 1likc. Coffee firm,
1910. Sugar. steady; granulated, Sac.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-03-11

ADVANCING demand brisk. Prints, 46T5ikc;
Georgia brown shirtings. q, 41sc; u. SC;
A brown sheetlngs. &c; white osnaburgs
TIC; checks, 4q51sc; brown drillings. 90
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-03-11
RICE.

.. Market quiet; common, &c; fair, 21k@
2z4c; good, SAqSs4c; prime, 4Q41zc; fancy,
Rough-Upland. per bushel 40d60c; tide
water, 5OqSOc. Stock at mills, about no.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-03-11
DRY GOODS.

= New York. March 10.-The Journal of
commerce. and Commercial Bulletin, in
iits weekly review of the dry goods mar
ret says: The record of business for
me me week, whilst not inspiring. has not
lpTslen without some encouraging features.
mere has been no material expansion OF
New-York tribune., 1896-01-19

is large round hood; Unfasened the CLOAK I,t oh6t
loose rug that may be comfortably wrappeu ~ dpyu'
one. and with the hood the head forms warn,
cosey sleeping For night or rev houls ~ q
train. when cannot take Pullman sleeper az ~
they none too common in England nouns
could be better. And there are quanttes OIL ~.
cts. and in such mysterious places. no" conn., JIM
able for crossing the Channel! But snall 'Iot W
vest in one for those wonderful pockets oHer "IC.,
temptation for carrying forbidden articles - my my
beloved adopted country. where hay tea ana Ion-
ernment-made matches constitute serious ara"
backs
The golf cape is little worn now. and the lnver-
ness quite takes its place II Is made OF the revers
ibe twecds. box cloths and covert suitings lheSe
sufs very warm and smart, with sometimes a
plain color on one side and a Scotcn or pIuNtn
plaid on the other The shape Is quite IKE a man n !
Inverness with the Prussian coar-a straight Da,ii
and then overland the short cape FORMING lne
sleeves. There is modification OF the Inverness
which Is somewhat elaborate. II Is peI.eu
about the waist. and the cape rises to form rolling
collar.
in contrast to these useful garments are some
pretty jackets. one Is of dark blue cloth. with sur
plice front fastened by one large brilliant BUTTON
There is large collar and faring pointed reyer5 Q,
cream cloth embroidered with blue silk braid lne
sleeves, OF blue velvet. have cuffs to match the CO..
lar. Another is of brown CLOTH with sleeves ana
collar forming wings the sleeves or black as
New-York tribune., 1896-01-19

forward. and sideways every day. AT night ruo
about tablespoonful Of brandy or rum INTO the
skin the under part OF the arms. . 81,
have plump harls rub them with sweet oil
night ard morning. Exercise them by rubbing TO-
gether Avoid tight sleeves and tight gloves 10
keep the feet small, wear shoes as Ions as can De
ne naged but not quite 80 wide necessary Never
Indulge In old slippers about the house uness 'hey
snug in the width. and be careful OF corns
70 have a good color wash the face with the juice
OF proGerved strawberries in winter, and in summeI !
rub ripe berry the face. Bathe afterwaId
with very warm water. .,
Fer smooth white skin, without dieting bathee
the face daily with butiermk. preparation OF
tiEcture of benzone and water Is recominehued
instead
Use creams. but cheap creams; they must
be compounded OF fine and pure materials
To have ores garments sweet scented. make Sacnet
bags and slip them IN the Innings OF dresses. tley
will. II good In the beginning, keep the scent lor d
year more. Fold the bodices o. the scented so"hs
away in air-tight boxes ,.
OF course. It s Intended that those VINO wquin ,
try these susgest IA should first ma our Iiie'
physical needs In order apply the right remedy.