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Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-24

Hayden's big basement can't
be undersold. We place on
sale l, 200 remnants of India
linen, Swiss and long cloth
all worth from 15c to 6Oc per
yard, Saturday at only loo
per yard-only 10 yards to a
customer,
1000 remnants of Muslin. in bleached, un-
bleached, at DC per yard-regular price 100
to 1Sc per yard
cases of Woor Dress Goods, regular
price 29c, now 10c.
cases Fancy Wool Dress Goods, regular
price i9c, now 15c.
7-yard remnants of Half Wool Dress Pat
Children's Handkerchlefs in basement,
only 1c.
Baby Bibs, Sc each
Hooks and Eyes, lie package.
Hose Supporters for ladies and children
at 1Oc and loo.
Hair Curriers' Sc each
Ladies' fine SILK and Satin Ties. worth
50C now &c.
Regular 25c Hair Brushes in basement,
for &C.
IL cases of Otis Striped and Checked
Shirting, worth 15c, for &C.
Embroidered Baby Flannel, remnants, at
cases of Black Sateen were formerly
sold at 15c-Saturday at SiaC.
cases of fine Wash Calicos. worth sac,
basement price 21sC.
s cases fine French Percales formerly
sold at 12kc. basement price, sc.
cases of Organdies, sold all over at
12l2c Saturday &c.
These goods are extra wide.
We have in the basement for Saturday
some sensational bargains in Lace Curtains
in odd lots.
Saturday in the basement until sold.
100 dozen ladies' Hose-35 dozen child
ren's Hose, 30 dozen gents Hose-alr in one
lot at 4c per pair.
80 dozen boys Wash Pants at &C, WORTH
Csc.
so dozen boys Wash Suits, worth soc, Sat-
urday at 15c.
30 dozen boys fine Wash Suits. in linen
and duck, regular price $1.25, Saturday ut
Acc.
Boys Suspenders, regular price 25c, base
ment price 1Oc.
BIG BASEMENT SHOE SALE.
Infants Shoes. in red and black 23c.
81 % in the basement for 65c
Boys fine French calf Shoes, worth $500,
for Csc.
Mems Satin Calf Shoes, were $3.50, now
SIPS.
Mems Dongola Shoes, were s1.75, now Csc.
Ladies' vic kid oxford black or tan Shoes,
worth 50 90. for CSC.
Ladies' high grade Shoes, button or lace,
worth 81 90, in the basement, Csc.
Fine Percaline Skirt, in all the latest
styles worth $500, for CSC.
Wrappers that cannot be bought anywhere
for less than $1.25 on sale here in the
basement for soc.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-24
Special Sale on
Notions and Laces

12 yds of Bal lace, worth 25c on sale Sat
urday for ice.
= val. laces, ~ yds. at 25c.
soc val. laces reduced to 35c per dozen yds.
for Saturday
Ladies' 75c purses, on sale Saturday at 25c.
Ladies Elastic Belts, were 50c now on sale
at 25c.
SOC and 75c handbags, on sale for 25c.
500 belts, on sale At 35c.
regular 75c belt, on sale Saturday at SOC.
Pearl buttons, worth 15c, all sizes, at &c
per doz.
$3.50 hammocks reduced to S1.00.
$1.00 hammocks reduced to 75c.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-24
Waists, Skirts,
Wrappers.

The greatest sale we ever
had in this department is now
in full blast. Prices are
slaughtered right and left. A
cyclone of bargains in waists,
skirts, wrappers and suits.
Ready cash and a resident
New York buyer gives us an
advantage few merchants pos.
sess in securing such tremen-
dous bargains as these
Ladies Crash Suits, worth
SO. 90, for 95c.
200 ladies' Silk Waists, in
plain titffetas, stripes and tan.
cies, worth $500, for 50.
SO dozen ladies' Waists, at
15c.
Is dozen ladies' Waists,
worth S1.00, for 39c.
50 dozen ladies' Waists, in
dimities, organdies, percales
and lawns, worth S1.5O, for
69c.
50 dozen ladies' waists-all tastes graft
fed from an all around assortment Of fab
RIGS and styles-Scotch ginghams, lawns.
oxfords and cheviots--a representative $500
vaue-on sale at CSC.
20 dozen ladies' Crash Skirts trimmed
with three rows to six rows OF braid, worth
sl.75, for 49c.
80 dozen Dress Skirts. in piques, ducks
crashes wns-handsomey braid trimmed
worth $500, for csc.
% dozen ladies' Skirts, in serges, brill
liantines, large plads, all wool materials
every one of them worth $500 to S6.00-your
choice as long as they last for s1.9S.
200 ladies' Bistered Crepon Brocade Silk
and plain black Satins-worth $500 to $1,000
for only s4,9s.
$50 ladies' Sample Suits, in Jacket, Eton
or tight-ftting styles-waist silk lined
throughout, skirt percaine lined and inter-
lined, plain or braided effects-worth $500
to s25.O0-your choice, no two afike, for s79s.
200 ladies' Mackintoshes, in single or
double cape, black, blue and brown-$5.OO
quality on sale at S29S.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-24
Sheet Music.

Leaders in sheet music. All
the very latest sheet music
that is published can always
he found on our counters and
sold to you at greatly reduced
prices. Everything in the
latest of coon songs, rag time
music, cake walks, two steps,
waltzes, piano solos, in fact we
have everything you want.
Call and make us visit and
see for yourselves. Catalogues
mailed free. Mail orders
promptly filled.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-24

afternoon, "Anima," was repeated with the
same finish and the same success as to
dramatic effect that attended the first pro-
duotion. The numbers presented by the
more advanced pupils were preceded by
drama The Troubles of the httle Folks
given by the youngest pupils. Besides in
strumental and vocal quartets and chorus
singing Miss Alice wilkins gave a mandolin
solo and Master Francis Gentleman vocal
olp
Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-24
BENEFIT for Ruane Family.

The pupils of Miss Ella Day will give
performance for the benefit OF the family
of the late Fireman Ruane, at Metropolitan
hall, Tuesday evening, June 27. The en-
tertainment will take the form of a three
act burlesque entitled, "The Shakespeare
Watercure," an amusing skit built on u
meeting at watering place of Hamlet Mac
beth, Romeo and the rest of an incongruous
gathering of Shakespeares characters. The
fund will be in charge of Judge Gordon.
Tickets win be on sale at the downtown
Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-24

Two young colored fellows perpetrated
bold robbery last evening at O'Clock when
they entered the grocery store of Mr.. Cum
ningham, near the corner of Twenty fourth
and Lake streets. and took sack contain
ing 50 from the cash drawer, while Miss
Cunningham stood by powerless to prevent
the robbery. Having completed their work
they ran out the door and escaped George
Wells was arrested later by Officer Reidy
and identified by the girl as one of the pair
which had visited her fathers store.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-24
Special Sale on Sum .
mer Shoes and Oxfor ds

All on bargain tables in center aisle OF our
big shoe department. All sizes and widths.
You can pick them out to please yourself
Ladies fine Vici Kid S175 strap hand
turned slippers, csc.
Ladies' fine Wei, tan and black, $500 Ok
ford ties, s123
Ladies fine kid, silk vesting top, tan, So rs
lace shoes. Sl.9S.
Ladies fine Vici. tan, silk vesting top,
$3.50 lace shoes. $2.25.
Misses fine tan kid $3.50 strap slippers
Csc.
Infants fine Csc kid shoes. 3Sc
Chidrens' fine 81 90 kid shoes Acc,
Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-24
Pianos.

We are now making the
lowest prices ever made on
pianos. Finest makes in the
world to select from and COM
plete assortment of each. The
unrivalled Chickering for over
seventy-tive years the superior
of all, and now more desirable
than ever, the Fischer now
numbering over 1O7,OO man.
ufactured and sold, the Lester,
Kurtzman, Doll, Franklin and
10 others. including the steinway, Knabe,
Ivers & Pond, Vose & Sons, Emerson and
many others-all at prices about one-half
what others ask for them. Payments as you
wish them. Splendid stock OF new and
standard pianos to rent.
Elegant line of Organs. Lehr Piano Case
Organs, 1-3 octaves; Newman Bros, Bur-
dett and many others Every piano and or
gan guaranteed. Fine line OF benches and
stools. Organs s14 up. Pianos at $50. $s5,
sos, s11O, s125, $3.50, $145, $50 and up.
Moving, tuning and repairing by the best
workmen at very bottom prices. Tel. 1888
Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-24
Specials

Saturday morning from s un.
til 10 o'clock, we will sell a
regular 81. so wrapper for SOC.
From 8 until IL o'clock we
will sell 200 ladies' silk waists
worth Sc, for S2.9S-colors
and black.
From 10 until 10 o'clock we
will sell ladies' silk under
skirts, trimmed with two rows
of rutt1es, made of the very
best tatfeta, worth at least 81,
for 50. 80.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-24

The Ninth Ward Republican club met last
night in the hall at Twenty and Far
nam streets and held an enthusiastic cam
paign opening. Resolutions reciting the un-
written law and established custsom of ths
republican party to give every faithful and
qualihedly endorsing Judge Slabaugh as such
an officer, were adopted Resolutions
dorsing the administration of President Nc
Kiney were also adopted. The meeting
was one of the largest that the club has
ever held so early in the year.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-24
The Lowest Prices on
Exquisite Millinery

Children's handsomely trim.
med stylish leghorns, regular
value S1.50, on sale at 75c.
Children's elegantly trim.
med leghorns on sale at o5c.
Regular value 50.
Fancy trimmed braids and
fancy colors in children's trim.
med hats, worth 75c, on sale
at 40c.
A very fine line at 75c.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-24
ONG TERM FOR TRAIN ROBBER
Partner of Jack Kennedy Sentenced
to DO Time for Twenty
Years.

HARTVILLE, Mo-, June 23-Jennlngs,
one of the train robbers now on trial here
for completely in the Macomb hod-up Jan
uary last, for which robbery Jack" Ken
nedy was given seventeen years in the pen
itentiary Tuesday last, was found guilty at
4;30 today and given twenty years in the
penitentiary. He received his sentence with
a smile.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-24

Rose Mccormick. Peoples Furniture
IL Carpet Co. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Jennie Christensen, Boston Store.....
Margaret Hartmann. w U. Tel. Co.
Sarah Mcfarland, teacher Child Saw
ing Institute NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Beatrice Ball. teacher ..................
Bessie Dunn, teacher :.................
Winifred Smith. Clement Chase.
Bessie Snyder. High school ...........
Maud Jenkins, Hotel Reporter......
Agnes Myers, Swift and Company.....
Maggie Beck. w L. Telegraph Co.
Minerva Riley. nurse ....,............
Carrie Kirk, A,berry Printing Co..
Jennie Christensen, McCordB Brady
Celia Wolcott, Swift and Company.
Borgil Hanson, Bemis Bag Co........
Amanda Sasstrom. Miss Terrill. ........
Gertrude Moore. William Thomas.
Laura NJ. Fisher. cashier.
Isabella Doyle. teacher.
Maud Ayers, teacher ...................
Ada Hopper. teacher .............,....
Agnes Shapland, teacher Central ....
Maud Sargent, fire and police oper-.
Frances NJ. Pratt, Wooworth, Nc
Hugh & Carroll .......................
Marie Rustin,; .Kellay. stiger & Co..
GotiIde otH Eve Verne q Omaha fm"G5 Printing Co
Ida b. Riddle, Alberry Printing Co..
Grace Baxter, Norris Shoe Con-.
Mabel Hart postoffice ..................
Irene Underwood teacher ............
Rose Clearwater, Peoples Furniture
& Carpet Co. Observation-Disclosures.
Mrs. Fannie Miller, u. p. headquar-
leTS .,..,,' ..,..,..... .....,..............
Bertha Roam, milliner .................
Aggie Mullin, Haarmann Bros.....
Miss Brosnav, Haarmann Bros......
Margaret Huston, nurse .............
Fannie Brown, w. Il. Bennett Co...
Belle NJ. Ryan, eacher................
Ella Quimby, nurse .....................
Dora Harney, Mason school ......,..
c. A. Holmes. Swift and Compary....
Rose Durr, Nebraska Clothing Co...
Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-24
POPULAR GIRL VOTE CONTEST
More Trouble Among the Aristooracy of
Vacation Trip Aspirants.
ANOTHER MEMBER FALLS FROM GRACE
Taking Header Into Diamond Row,
While New Star. Passing Two
Competitors, Captures the
Post of Honor.
ANOTHER MEMBER FALLS FROM GRACE

Once again The Bees popular girl vaca-
trouble among the upper crust of its con-
testing candidates The star that was swift
and rising and so long held sway as queen
of the contest armament has taken a second
shoot downward falling as swift as at first
she rose, causing all to stop and ask, Where
will she be at the close?" Meanwhile pass
ing by two active contestants, Miss Grace e.
Gunnell of Sherman & Mcconnell has
mounted the throne of distinction as leader
of the list and Miss Ada Talmage has slipped
into vacation row. leaving diamond row
scarcely changed but for the substitution
OF Miss Phillips in her place.
The threatened lnroad below into diamond
row has been averted by the casting of
large vote on the part of Miss Ocumpaugh,
who wisely took warning from The Bees
remarks yesterday
Grace Il. GunneI1, Sherman a
Mcconnell ........ .12,07'
Clara McCnnn. Thompson, Bel
den a Co. .12,7SS
Florence Rodgers, Richardson
Drug Company y.............1 .12,7fO
Ada l.. TaImaEc, VI. E. Smith
~ Co. .............. 12.2S7
Hanchcn RehfeId. Lake schoOI..12,IS5
Clara D"nncr, Kelley, Stiger
AZ CO. ......... l1,I3G
Eva Phillips, Swift and Com
pany .,.......... .......... I Dos
carrie Ocumpaugh, Dodge street
Luncheon ................l .lO,077
Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-24
Two Big Bargains

l case cheviots, regular
price 10c yard; on sale Satur.
day at SC.
l case twill cretonne, regu.
lar price 15c, on sale Satur-
day at 10c.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-24

year and voicing the hope that the board
would reconsider its action The resolu-
tions refer with the highest praise to the
work Of Principal Levison and the success
of his efforts to build up the institution in
his charge. going into these subjects at
great length.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-24

THE BEST SALVE in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chlblains.
Corns and all Skin Eruptons and positively
cures Piles or no pay required. 1t is guar
anteed to give perfect satisfaction or money
refunded. Price 20 cents per box. For sale
by Kuhn & Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-24
HEARD ABOUT TOWN.

DR.. V. T. McGllycuddy OF Rapid City, s.
D., we'll known through Nebraska because
of his connection with Indian troubles, is
a guest at the Millard DR.. McGillycuddy is
not now engaged in the study of the fes-
tive red man, but is confning operations to
his white brothers. He is representing a
well known insurance company, having all
the territory west of the Missippi to wan
der over.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-24
Drama "Anima" Repeated.

public presentation OF the dramatic and
musical closing exercises prepared by the
pupils OF ST. GATHERINGS academy Eighteenth
and Cass streets, Was given last evening
70 the parents OF the performers and their
uiends. The drama. as given yesterday
Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-24
snkAE DEhwS BARGAIN SALES

Big prices for Saturday. high grade easonabe goods
crowd the Big Store and clear surplus Stocks You will
than pleased when the goods Incredible these bargains
you will find them represented Bring the items
you. We will carry every offer o the letter.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-24

The following marriage licenses were is
sued Friday
Name and Address. Ago.
Christian II. Lehman, Omaha .......... 25
Theodosa Banner, Omaha .............. %
Gust Hedgren, South Omaha ............ 27
Annie Erickson, Omaha ................. 20
Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-24

lou lhuleS HlR II
class Silk Waists
from the we'll
known firm Of
James McCreery
g. Co. be
seen to be ap-
preciated. They
are worth from
$500 to $500
each-your choice
in this sale at
s6.9s.
40 dozen ladies
Wrappers, in per-
Gales and lawns,
at 39c.
so dozen ladies'
Wrappers, extra
wide at the hips,
trimmed W | { h
braid, lace and
EN- broidery, ex-
ira waist lining,
nd dark colors,
Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-24
THE REALTY MARK EFT.
placed on record Friday,
June 49, 1899:



w II. S. Hughes and wife to w r.
Hughes, lot s, block 2; lot s. block T.
Bedford Place ..................,.......S !
South Omaha Land company TO Frank
Madura, nle of el2 lot ., block 5S.
SOutn Omdha Observation-Disclosures. 100
Burlington Savings bank to Home in
Vestment company, sl2 of 60 feet
lots and 10. block I, Patrick's ID
add ,..:.......,............ 1000
Wyatt Bullard Lumber company TO
w. G. Bullard, ,Ot 4, block l. Donec-
Otto Peterson to Anton Olsen, 80 feet
Of W Sc feet lot s, and 20 feet lot I,
block /, Pope Place ....,............... 1000
S. Il. BostwiCk and wife TO Catherine
Ronner SO lot 10, block 3, Horbachs
Globe Loan and Trust company to
James Phelps. lots 10, IA, 10 and 16,
block ?, Thornton Place ............... 1000
c. l.. Poppleton ct al, trustees, to
Charles Ross lot IS, book H. Popple-
Annie Dwyer to S. 4. Alexander, W is
feet Of n l5O feet lot s. and l5O feet
lot 3, block 3, Park Place ,............ ! 900
Quit Claim Deeds.
w. c. Bullard and wife to j. A Hug
gins, ny lot 4, block /, Donecken's
add to Walnut Hill ....................
Same to A. p. Webster, 81 lot 4, block
l. same OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ]
Herman Gerske and wife to Edward
Gerskc. lot T. block ), loves I'd add.
Deeds.
Special master to j. NJ. Francis sl5
,ot 3. Haskell q RS subdlv and a
tract in neii mel. 3i-l5-l3 ............, 1880
Total amount Of transfers ..........sls7SS
Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-24
Chickens and Meats.

Spring chickens, 24c.
Potted ham, per can, 4lac. y
Cottage ham, Sc.
Boneless ham, S1ao
Picked pork, 6lac.
Summer sausage, 121ac
Choice lean bacon, 10c.
Fresh dressed chickens at our usual low
prizes.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-24
Emperor Honors Won BueIow.

BERLIN, June 2S,-Emperor William has
conferred the rank of count upon the minis
ter of foreign affairs, Won Buelow.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-24

200 ladies' nicely trimmed
hats, in black and colors, Oh
special sale Saturday at $1.5O
this value cannot be dupli-
Gated elsewhere.
Beautifully trimmed pattern
hats, in laces, flowers and
ribbons. very newest shapes,
worth up to S6, will be closed
out at $2.75 and S2.o5.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-24

erS.
24x24 Oak Table, lower shelf S5c. An
other table at CSC smaller.
Folding Chairs $500 per dozen.
Cots, soc and $1.15.
Pillows, all feathers. S5c per pair.
Full size White Iron Bed, the strongest
on the market for the money, s4.95, includ-
ing good spring and mattress.
Porch Rockers, 75c each.
Large Oak Rocker, cane seat, arms high
back, S225.
Round and Square Tables, 36x36 tops.
S1.75.
2Sx36 white wood Tables S5c each.
Camp Stools, Csc; Camp Chairs, 35c.
Mirrors. 25c, 35c and soc each
Haydens Furniture Department antici-
pates your wants and fills them at saving.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-24
Hardware, Stoves and
Kousefurnishing Dept.

SPECIAL SATURDAY BARGAINS.
Screen Doors, soc.
Hoes, steel, 15c
Tin Teaksttles, 15c
Galvanized No S Boilers. soc.
1O-Quart Jepantd Chamber Pals, CSC
Knives and Forks. 33c.
Adjustable Window Screens, 25c.
1O-Quart Granite Dish Pans, S3c.
Nickel Teakettle, ACC.
Leatherette Lunch Boxes, &c.
Dover Egg Beaters, SC.
Good Butcher Knives, &C.
14-inch Lawn Mower. high 81 inch
wheel. $249.
2-burner Gasoline Stoves, regular $500.
s2l9.
Large Cabinet Gasoline Stove, 3 burners.
$2l.95.
No. Square Cook Stove. warranted, IS. 40.
Fine Solid Steel Range, worth S45OO
regular. Come and see all latest improve
ments; high warming closet, large cold
water back, s27.95
Special low prices on refrigerators, from
$3.50 up.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-24
Groceries,.

Package corn starch. 3lSc
one pail Jelly Observation-Disclosures. 15c
Three-pound can apple butter. r......... 1Oc
Jar fig jam ........................ 1Oc
Two sacks salt ..................... &c
Whole coffee Observation-Disclosures. 1Oc
Ten pound sack cornmeal. &c
Twelve-pound sack graham. ........... 900
Fine creamery butter. 16c
Good dairy butter NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1Oc
Wisconsin full cream cheese. e.......... 12lec
SWISS cheese ............. 14C
Canadian Red Cloud .................. lac
brlck cheese ..'...'............ .......... l21fc
Mustard sardines NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 39c
Can condensed milk .................. 71ac
Three-pound can grated pineapple..... sc
Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-24
Ladies' Furnishing
Bargains.

25c Vests at 121ac.
SOC Vests at Csc.
15c Hose at 714c.
25c Hose at 121ac.
Chidrens Bicycle Hose, regular 25c
quality, at 12hc.
Chidren's Hose, regular soc quality, at
25c.
75c Corsets at 25c.
Ladies' Parsols at soc, 75c and CSC.
Children's at 15c, Csc and 35c.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-01-04

Nine. Marie Louise Melon, and she, having
seen them and heard the verdict of Prin-
cesses. must know. What few people are
aware Of. however is the interesting story
Of the diamonds of Nine. la Marechale
MacMahon. Here it is in brief: During
the reign of Mrs. Theirs the Shah Of Per-
STA announced his intention of coming to
Paris. This was very good news, for no
reigning sovereign had paid visit since
the war. He also had discreet inquiries
made as 70 the present which Nine
Theirs would wish to honor him by ac-
cepting. Now this ladys iewelry, as we
saw. was merely that of a rich bourseoise,
and she knew and lamented it. She re-
piled therefore that a rivere would be very
acceptable Nasr ed Din, who never did
things by halves rummanged through his
collection of precious stones, and selected
a number of diamonds which for size, linn
pdity, and luster were marvels. But by
the time the Shah had got TO Paris Nine.
Theirs had become a simple citzeness,
and Nine. MacMahon was raised to the
rank Of Presidente. And il was the lat
ter lady who received the sumptuous ri
Were which the former had gracously
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-01-04

KY Wesl. Fla, Jan 3.-Arrived, ste0m-
ers Whitney. Wertsch, Havana, ana sail
cd for Port Tampa City Of Key West,
Bravo. Miami and returned; Mascotte,
Smith Port Tampa and sailed for Havana.
ADalachicoia. Fla, Jan. 3'-Cleared and
sailed. schooner Susan ". Pickering, Has
kell, Boston.
Sailed, schooners Morris w Child, Muc-
ply. Boston; Joseph Hay, Phipps Port
of Spain.
Port Tampa, Fla, Jan. 3.-Sailod, steam
or Port Phillip (Br). Payne, Hamburg via
New Orleans schooner Nettie Shipman,
Raynor. Havana.
Charleston. 8. c.. Jan. 3.-Arrived,
steamer Baldiston BrD, Davis. Huelva;
schooner Flora Rodgers, Francis Boso>.
Sailed. steamers Orbo (Br), Hughes, Liv-
erpool; Agnes (Nor), Corneilsen, Cuba
Seminole. Bearse. Jacksonville.
Fomaudina, Fla, Jan. 3.-Cleared'
schooner Job II. Jackson, Williamson,
New York.
Pensacola. Jan. 3.-Arriyed, bark Sa-o
Caino Gtal). Agno. Sligo
Cleared steamship Kelvingrove (Br9'
Green. Altwerp: snip Vanduara Qtal),
Seh.affino. Genoa; banks Guina (Nor),
Knudsen. Buenos Ayres; Elizabet h (Nor0,
Rumus. Rotterdam; Due FrateI Qtal)
Astarita, Marseilles; Hausa (Ger), Drus,
Bremen.
Genoa. Jan. ARRIVED. steamer Resell,
Pensacola.
Hamburg, Dec. S0-Sailed steamer Brat
nngsborg. Fernandina.
Bremen, Jan. arrived. steamer Drum
elzier. Pensacola; Pembridge Savannah.
Boston. Jan. ARRIVED steamer Chat
tahoOchee, Savannah.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-01-04

5Sc; neatsfoot, G1075c: machinery. 16025c;
Hnseed, raw. Ale; boiled. zoe; kerosene.
prime white. Sec water white. Sc: fire
proof Zoe; deoIelized stove gasoline. bar
rels Sic
Gun Powder-Per key, $lC0: half key
S225; quarter keg Sl.25; Champion duck
ing, quarter kags $2Z5; Austin, Dupont.
and hazard smJkeie5s. halt kegs, SIPS:
quarter kegs. 500: 1-pound canlsters, 500:
less, % per cent
shot-Drop. $l25; 3 3, and large. $50;
chilled. 81 50.
Iron-Market very steady; Swede. 40
fzc; refined, Sl.55 base.
Nals-CuL $50 base; wire. s1.gO base
Advanced national list Of extras. adopted
Dec. ]. 1896
Lime, Calcined. Plaster AID Cemenf-Al-
ALBANIA and Georgia lime in fair demand
and selling at 75c per barrel, bulk and car
load lot special; calciued plaster. 81 50 per
barrel: hair, f0sc; RoseJaie cement. 81 .iOG
1.20; carload lots, special; Portland &C.
ment, retail ,2.2J: carload lots, $500.
Lumber, F. O. y. Prccs-Minmum ward
sizes, 500. car si}s. 5000; difficult sizes.
S1m4l2o0; ship stock, Si5.0lal6.5O: sswn
crosstes, $50; hewn crossues 29c per
tie. Market quiet and steady.
BaggIng-Jute, 24-pound, 7I5G8c: .
pound, 707Ac; 1A-pound. G4c; sea island.
SIC.
Cotton Tles-Standard Arrow Steel q
pounds, large lots, Soc; small lots, 9Oc.