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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-02-05
OCEAN FREIGHTs.

Cotton-Market firm; rates quoted ore
per 100 pounds; Boston. per bale, @.2i
New York per bale, $l00; Philadelphia,
per bale, 800; Baltimore. per bale, N.W;
TO Liverpool via New York, 4Oc; Bremen,
via New York 45c Antwerp, via New
York SOC; Harve, via New York, SIC: Am
sterdam, via New York .53c; Genoa, via
New York 55c; Reval via New York, &c;
Hamburg, via New York, soc. Direct:
Barcelona, soc; Genoa, Acc; Hamburg, 42c
Reval SIC.
Lumber-By Sail-Freights are steady
at ruling rates. Foreign business IS more
or less nominal. The rates from this and
nearby Georgia ports are quoted al 4.W
al 30 for a range including Baltimore ana
Portland, Me. Railroad ties. base "A feet,
ice Timber rates. 50cQ$l,09 higher than
lumber rates. To the West indies and
windward nominal; TO Rosario, $l2.0hp
i300;to Buenos Ayres and Montevideo,Sl Qm
01l00; to bio Janeiro. SiiW: 20 Spanish
and Mediterranean ports, |L3OMlLJg; 20
United Kingdom for orders nominal for
lumber, 4-pounds So standard.
BY Steam-To New York 800; to pliill =
delphia. 800; 10 Boston. $500 TO Baiti-
more, $500.
Naval Stores--By Sail-grhe market Is
firm. Large-sized. Cork for orders, are
as follows: Rosin, % ga: for barrels OF $40
pounds and per cent. prmaEc; spirits,
IS Cd: Genoa, rosin, g 3dd2s Ga: Adriatic
2s 6dM2s 30, South Amecan. rosin, Csc per
barrel OF $50 pounds. Coas twise-Steain--
To Boston, lie per 100 pounds on rosin, gOc
on spirits; to New York. rosin, SIC per 100
pounds.
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shoulders, 4lad4s4c; hams, 814d9c. Lard,
quiet, weak. western steam, 4c; city, SOC
May, 4l2c; refined dull: continent 425c
P Por "a ameri lean Loo; esodmgoq7nd 4gc
choice, firm, good demands state dairy, 10d
loc; creamery, 13d19c; western creamery,
lS42le; Elgins, 2lc. Cotton seed oil quiet,
easy; crude, zoe; yellow prime, 23c. Rice
! faifly active, firm, unchanged. Molasses,
dull, easy, unchanged. Peanuts quiet; fam
cy handpicked sac Coffee, dull, unchang-
ed to 8 points down; March, 9.35c; May,
a.45c; December 9.60c; spot Rio, dull,
steady; No. T. 9$4c. Sugar. raw dull, steady;
fair refining, 2%4c; centrifugals, 96 test, 3lsM
3 S-l6c; refined, unchanged, but in better
demand Freights to Liverpool market
quiet; cotton by steam, 3-2d; grain by
steam, 234d.
755sn7534c; corn, May, 24Mc; pork, May,
May, $9S7h.
Chicago, ILL.,, Feb. 4-The French crop
was the main factor in the market to-
day. Although information in regard 10
that crop received to-day was simply a
confirmation of what was already none,
stili 1t was none the less effective in caus-
ing an advance. The market was irreg-
ular up to noon, the opening being weak
on lower Liverpool cables, prices soon
advancing on good export elearances at
New York, but again declining because
other seaboard points were not in line
with New York The final bulge was dur
ing the last hour, and was due to the
French news. May wheat opened from
7.14c to 7i2se sold between 7rlc and 76Mc,
closing at 7534c-&4Bc higher than yester-
day. Cash wheat was steady. closing
firm and 12G1Mc per busbel higher.
Alterations in the price Of corn were
very small, the business being of such
light volume that it was remarkable that
quotations did not remain perfectly sta
tionary. The strength or weakness OF
wheat, however. eXerted slight infiu-
ence, to which the changes were due. May
corn opened at 2lc, sold at 24Ac, closing
at the latter-l4c higher than YESTERDAY
Cash corn was steady and unchanged.
There was very little difference, either
IN tone or character. between the oats
and corn markets. Moderate fuctua lions
within narrow limits took place. May oats
closed a shade higher Cash oats were
steady and unchanged
PrOVlsions--JOgs were up another 2iHm5c
this morning . circumstance which had
salutary effect on provisions. Commits
sion houses and packers were good buy
crs early, but trade became slack after
the first hour, and prices gradually set
tied backward until most Of the opening
advance was lost May pork closed PIC
higher; May lard sc higher, and May ribs
unchanged.
Leading futures ranged as follows:
Opening. Highest. Lowest. Closing
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Advance national list Of extras. adopted

Advance national list of extras, adopted
Dec J. 1896.
s.. %; quarter key $3.50. Champion duck
ing, quarter key, $225. Austin, Dupont
and Hazard, smokeless half kegs, g q;
quarter kegs, $3.50; 3-pouEd canister $40;
1-pound canister. 75c. Less 20 to 10 per
cent. off.
I.umber-De mand, both foreign and do
nestle is firm Ordinary sizes, $n.WW
l2.O0; difficult sizes, $l30Ou18O0: flooring,
boards. $15.O0022.00; ship stuff, $l65Oa2Oo0;
sawn ties, $1,000.
chickens, 25c per pair; haf-groWn 10
three4quarters grown, 20c TO 55c palri
full-grown fowls. 50 per pair.
Eggs--Market light supply; candled, per
dozen, 15GDl6c; country, &c less.
Hides, Wool. Etc.-Hides-the market
firm dry flint, 10hQl1c; dry salt, &c; green
sailed, SEC. Wool-Nominal; prime Geor~
gia, FREQ of sand burrs and black wool,
l3c; blacks lie: bury Sc. Wax, 23c Tai
low, Be- Deer skins. 15c.
Bagging and Ties-The market is quiet;
jute Dagging "a pound, 6ikc; 2-pound, &c;
1%pound 51ac; quotations are for JOB
lots; small lots higher; sea island bagglng,
7A6Sc; Standard Arrow ties, steei, 10
pounds, large lots, 75c; small lots, 9Oe.
Dry Goods--The market IS STEADY; de-
mand brisk; prints, 4G5c; Georgia brown
shirtings, 4s4c; *, 415c; "A brown sheet
ings, SIC: white osuaburgs, 14712c;
checks, 4d5c; brown drillings, 5g64sc.
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GRAIN, Provisions, ETC.

New York. Feb. 4.--FIour quiet steady
unchanged; southern nour. quiet. I'M
changed. Wheat spot dull. firm, T. o. b..
aSUAc, advanced iAm1Jc, closing firm at
ssnMc over yesterday, No red, Feb. S3% c Z:
March, Si1sc. May. S2ikc. Corn. spots dull
were dun and fiTm al &c advance. Feb
ruary. 29c May. zoe: july. 3lisc. Oats spots
iairly active. strong. options dun, frmcr.
No. q 2ii5c: 80. 3 White bic. mixed west
crr. IN 2Sc. Hay prime about steady ship
ping, 05c. good 20 choice T3iaNUiac Hides
ily SO. 25ni0 70: extra moss. 81 O0tiS 00 Reef
hams firm. Si7. 50Gi 500. tered beef steady.
city extra India mess. Si31u1f.00; cut
meats. quiet. arm; picked bellies. iMc;
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.a....', '. Is Feb '-There has Been ma
FdNrct in the dry GOODS
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THE MARKET STEADY.
rIR DEMAND IN THE LEADING
DEPARTMENTS.

tan quiet and Steady With Sales
to73 BaIes-spirits Turpentinc
y. strong Demand at 26ls Cents.
posin Firm at the Decline on Me-
ANN Grades-whoIesaie Markets
Stoadv and Unchanged-MarlNets
nv Telegraph.
s.ysranh. Feb. 4.-There was fair de-
n the cotton and naval stores mar
mo- ta-dav. The sales of cotton aggre-
49, o-3 bales at unchanged quotations.
s1 turpentine sold lively at 26lsc The
irts were light Rosin declined on
49, medium grades and closed firm with a
e ,.' demand. The wholesale markets were
80, and unchanged The following re-
So s,'ras al me different markets will show
s 80. tons and the quotations at the close
to-day.
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The BEST IS THE CHEAPEST
your stationery is - Indication Of your
manner OF conducting business. Have
everything neat and trim. IN good taste
ana on good material. from the complete
printing. lithosraphlng and blank book
manufacturing department Of the Morn
ing News.
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do pref $500. I52 St. Paul . 7s,s
N NoS j sh 10 - i93sh Rock Island -. 67si
" EST; Union -. So Del, l.. & w.. 1872
so; ny COM. 81 Manhattan So. Sg5s
A NO P5 a5a ,:.'''. 273a Mich Central :. 60
New York, FEB 4@The re IdemtfaI :; ~ tpa
Bank of England discount rate from az
90 90 per cent has comparatively little in
tha On the markets for securities at
me opehlng to-day, probably because Lon
don FAILED TO respond to the news. 1t was
quite evident that the action of the direc-
, lots OF the bank had been discounted
owed by the declining quotations in the
opeHIng market in London for some days
RIna. St99sGks developed a weakness, and
uhaer selllng for the short account al
/ i ilost the entire list sustained losses vary
my from a to 1 per cent. The downward
ttiIIoEetnent was temporarily checked by
~ unexpectedly; favorable showing made
py the Chicagoy Burlington and Quincy.
Inc SnortS covered and Burlington and
fulley rose 70 701s and other stocks rallied
4Idctiohally IN sympathy. The firmness
was OF short duration and during the af-
ternoon the activity was not only lost but
III some instances, substantial declines
were recorded. The growing belief that the
aualrs OF the trust will be probed into by
tne New York state Senate investigating
TV1nlLLnietee, and continued advices from
washington that the differential duty on
rehned sugar will be reduced. operated
AGAINST the industrial group. Sugar drop
pea from lips TO ll4l2, while Leather, pre-
dderred. declined a to 591s and Lead, lls to
~. Chicago Gas was sold down III to
~; on adyices from Springfield that a bill
WIZ pc introduced in the legislature of Illi-
nous reducing the price of gas in the state
OHiclals of the company attach no i'm
portance TO the matter. The Changers
ylelded about u per cent. Among the
speclaities Jersey Central declined to 80,
and Big -Four e to 81 while New Haven
ana Hartford, on. purchases of odd lots,
Jumped aPI 4 points to 1691A. The
market closed quiet. Net changes
show gains of a TO rs per cent Jersey
guy sugar and Leather preferred. lost 10
rs. Total sales were $4,000 shares. The
81, 791, 900
New York. Stock List-stocks and Bonds
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Plant System.
Going North-Read Up.

Train" hour slower ,han CIT,
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Line TO Tampa" "a Miles
TIME TABLE IN EFFECT, 20 1897.
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The raHh quotations were as fOllOWss
Flour was dun and steady and prices un-
changed. No. spring wheat 72iAN75iAc;
No. . Oats. iytc mess pork. H5giam75J;
lard, S}70n372ia snort ribs sides, 3.72ian
3g7ih; dry SAT shoulders. 81. 25N $50. short
clear sides. 81 i2isaA.2 q; whiskey. SLIT
Cincinnati, o., Feb. i.-Flour. winter
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NAVAL STORES.

market to-day strong enough to affect it's
general character. Prices remained I'M
.baT1oPd
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STOCK on hand inns day -. I5,5lF ZbI,5I4
Stock same day last year :. 1900 1907
Receipts same day last year 2l7 3,444
Charleston, s. c., Feb 4.--Turpentine
market firm, 25c; sales none Rosin firm;
G. $3.50; H. Sl.65; l. $1.75; K. NJ, N, $l.S0;
w G., $1.90; w w, $40
Wilmington. N. C., Feb. 4.-Rosin firm;
its turpentine firm: machine, 26c; irregu-
lar. 25lac. Tar steady. Csc. Crude turpen-
tine nominal, no trade.
New York, Feb 4-Rosin steady; strain
ed, common to good, $40. Turpentine firm
er a 2S15029c.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-09-15
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-09-15
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER IS, 1897.

REMOVALS under Civil Service have been
Knocked out in one round by Judge Cox
Of the Superior Court of the District Of
Columbia. The case In which the decision
has just been handed down was that of
John G. Wood, Superintendent Of Mails
ut Louisville, KY, praying that Postmas-
ter General Gary and Assistant Postmas-
ter General Heath be enjoined from re-
moving him from office. Judge Cox said
that 1t was settled law that the power OF
removal was an Incident to the power OF
appointment; and that both could be ex-
ercised by the head of department in
reference to subordinate officers. Tho
funniest and most inconsistent part Of the
whole affair is that Wood is Democrat
and knows good thing and don't like to
let go Of it. The Judge holds that the
President can lay down rules for the in.
formal policy Of his administration and
may require his chief executive officers,
dependent upon his pleasure for their
to sever their official relations with him.
But the enforcement Of such rules is
matter between the President and his
cabinet and not matter for the Courts
Removals in some departments. when
deemed necessary, can be made by those in
authority. The Civil Service as now Car.
ried out Is delusion aud q fraud and will
kill the party that adopts it. Why not
put the President under Civil Service and
thus save the expense Of u national CAM
palgnS
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-09-15
NUGGETS OF NEWS.

The secretary of agriculture has re-
ceived favorable reports as to Ameri-
can butter sent to London.
Two trolley cars collided at full speed
at Chicago. All the passengers were in
jured and the motorman may die.
Paul Depierre, formerly vice consul
of France at New Orleans, killed HIM
self by shooting yesterday in New York.
At the end of the goth round Ziegler
was given the decision over Connolly
In the prize fight at San Francisco last
night.
According to reports received at
Washington the Scilian wheat crop is
below the average, and almonds are
very short.
Chicago police will not permit fur
Jher incendiary speeches like those de-
livered at the meetings of Social De-
mocracy branches.
In an interview on the Cuban insur-
rection Senior Sagasta, the Spanish Lib
eral leader, declares the uprising Is
spreading, instead Of dying out.
Insane Mrs. Duffy, of Port Chester.
N. Y, fought two policemen until they
were exhausted, and finally threw one
out of the window. He was unhurt.
Public schools at Bellaire, O., were
Of the extremely hot weather. The
schools will not open until the weather
changes.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-09-15

6hellpot park is the favorito resort of
the great mass Of our citizens in Tic after
noon and evening during the pleasant
weather. The entertainments given have
proved drawing card. A gentleman who
visited the place last Saturday evening
said the entertainment was fully equal to
the majority Of those given in any of the
theatres Besides, the fare Is less than
Shat demanded over the Now Castle road,
and the danger to passengers not nearly
o. great, The New Cas- 10 line has lost
popularity through rowdyism as well as
carelc;sncss, anu tho company cannot
hope to regain prestige until something
shall be done to insure greater safety to
passengers as we'll as freedom from row.
dyism.
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the ADVANCE FROM snAeAkoAR.

Yffty-aine Thousand Men 10 March
Against Rebelltous Trib~smeA.
Simla. Sept. 15.-There are now 5000
men and % guns. including Maxims.
mobilized on the frontier and in the
garrisons Everything Is ready for the
advance from Shabakdar. The men are
In splendid condition. The lower Moh-
mands on the border are anxious to
submit to any terms, but the main
body 10 still determined to fight. 1t Is
reported that the Mullah of Hsdda has
failed to raise the gathering he ex-
pected and will retire to Tirah. Fort
Gulistan Is still hard pressed by the
enemy In a sortie the garrison sue
ceeded In capturing three standards.
The principal difficulty which the
Mohmands' punitive expedition has
encountered thus far Is in getting
stores and transport animals to the
front. The entire railway between
Peshawur and Meerut Is practically
blocked from lack of locomotives. Long
lines OF loaded trucks are waiting to
be forwarded. All the available trains
are being used to hurry the troops to
the front.
General Yeatman-Biggs. advancing
along the SANTANA ridge to the relief
of Fort Gulistan, found the enemy en-
trenched In considerable force in the
CORA hills. The third Gurkha regi-
ment stormed the position. One sepoy
was killed and five wounded. General
Yeatman- Bigge relieved Sanger, one
Of the posts on the SANTANA ridge,
which had been hotly attacked.
The enemy is visible In strong force
at Saraghari, and 1t Is feared that,
flushed with their success in the cap
ture of that police post. they may at
tack Fort Gulistan SO fiercely that the
small garrison will be unable to hold
out until General Yeatman- Biggs ar
riYes.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-09-15

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watching For Anarchist ventre.

Washington, Sept. 16.-The treasury
department has received Information
that an anarchist named Joseph Ven-
tire some time ago was expelled from
Spain, and that he had arrived at Tam
pico, Mexico, en- route to the United
States 1t is also stated that Ventre
received assistance from parties in
Mexico in his efforts to reach this coun-
try. and that passage had been engaged
for him to the city Of Washington. The
captain Of the vessel, however, refused
to receive him. and 1t is expected that
he will now make an effort to cross the
border either at some point in New
Mexico or Texas. Customs officials
have been notified to be on the alert,
and II found Ventre will be deported
as an assisted immigrant
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THE SOUTHERN scoURGE.

Several New Cases Reported. but No
Alarming Spread of the Disease.
New Orleans, Sept. lb.-Last night
the books OF the board Of health show
ed the following recapitulation. of the
days developments In the yellow fever
situation. There had been reported to
the board for investigation rs cases
which the attending physicians scon-
sidered suspicious. OF these Is cases
had been found suffering with harm
less fever, FIVE cases were regarded as
suspicious, but necessary to be further
Investigated before a definite report
could be made on them. There was no
report as to four cases, and four cases
had been pronounced genuine yellow
fever. though one Of the latter was
classed as Of mild type. The most seri-
GUS Of the four yellow fever cases Is
located in the neighborhood Of the
French market. The locality Is far from
q clearly one, and is populated by
poorer class Of people. many Of whom
are foreigners.
The Louisville and Nashville ran a
train yesterday to Atlanta. giving peo-
pie on the coast an opportunity to go
10 tHe 1ale lily. Inc TdiIodu CouI-
pany. however. refuse to allow pas
sengers to take any baggage that had
not been sterilized.
Yesterday afternoon a new case Of
fever was reported at Barclay. Out of
population of Is only three persons
in Barclay have not had the sickness,
and the percentage of deaths has been
what is usual in yellow fever epidemics.
There were several new cases reported
yesterday at Ocean Springs. and Of the
number Of Ill at Biloxi Is were reported
as suffering with yellow fever. Three
new cases are reported at Mobile.
Yesterday was another day of ex-
element and anxiety to the people of
Jackson, Miss. The general movement
of all classes to the surrounding coun-
try has continued throughout the night
and today. The principal cause of
alarm to the people of jackson came
from Edwards, only Is miles distant,
where there are IS cases Of dengue, at
least three of which are considered sus-
picious.
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President Of the American National Red Croea
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