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<r aiain i“ iv l U • ' ~~ . , i •it ar. -KFI. 1 ,'ii M.irkei Was very firm ami i’lero wjM .t good iiuutrv, but . j u g,. T:o total sales for tbe ' ,°o-ff v H'i bales. On ’Change at '■ call, at iO a. in., the market * l .„p..ru-d Urm *"d nohaiif*d. with le bales. At the second call, at 1 l , v ,a- firmer, with t: rttier sales o . At mo third anil closing ual.. ?. * * a was firm at an advance of So for '"l’ *, but no sales. The following are m.aal < io-mg spot quotations of the ii, u KS 'b-'Uge: •• " . 10% diddling fair- •„>•., I 1 in'" . ...i % )l,ii Hint: 10 I."V a' l ' l,lla, ‘ >.)>, i,-0 orUiuary ” Nominal or iiu* rs ... , / The market continues<lu!l, ~.,.7.'• .nil unchanged. X'Uere were no ■'! r .iM>rio<i. " e quote: u.mon Georgias ami Florida#... 14 g|s4 MeOiuiu •• ik !9l>J i, ,i > m oil in ui Me'liuin line. Kttra line ...2a 023 Gumpsr&lhre Got Inn statement. Receipts. Expoktt aed Stock ok Hand Aran. J 2, 1887, and roa ths Sawb Ttbx East Tea n. ISSt-S7. j XSBS-86. Sea Ii Sea Island jUpland. [lsland. Upland. Stock on h nti Sept. 1 l.lioj 4.304 | Ml 3.2i'6j Received n-Uay 1 411[[ „„ .. Received I rev tously ! 27,190' 760,096; | 22.31! i32,9.>4| Total . ! 2*34.'. 764 8H 23. ’57.294 Exported to-d ay . ••■-I , ■; r xpoi ted prcvioub v 2n.tff‘d 759 % Sodj i W.^ ' Total i 24i,073| 75 A. a ■*; j 1*,370j _7o7.riii si. ot ~n v,:vntl ami on slilp i I I f . .„■#) —•■■■ g —The m arket was dull and nominal, o s:l te‘s and no inquiry. We quote: Prime U‘Ms< 'i mintrv lot! *®g> Naval Stores.—The market for spirits uruentine was quiet but very firm The a ea fur the day were 148 casks on the basis of 8c for regulars. At the Board of Trade on heopening call the market was reported firm K 30c. for regulars, with sales of 88 casks. U the closing call it was firm at 35c. for cgulars. with further sales of 65 casks. i o s n—The market was quiet, but steady and mchanged. There was a fair inquiry. The a'esforche day were 673 barrels. At the loard of Trade on the 6rst call the rasr itt was reported steady, at the 'ollowiutr quotations for new crop: A. B 0 and !) I!7 1 %c., K *1 02%. F SIO7V; j'lllO, H 11 20.1 *1 40, K *l6O. M *lB6. N 1830, water white *2 56, window glass *2 80 At the nosing call it was steady, with sales of 'SO barrels at unchanged prices, except for N. which was quoted at *2 25, and window glass It (2 50. NAVAL STORES STATEMENT. Spirits. Rosin. jtock on hand April 1 2.5t3 77.408 Received to-day 557 1,:;06 Received previously 3.192 12,252 Total 6.092 90.966 Exported to-day 135 spo Exported previously 2.431 19.251 Total 2,6'6 19.551 Stock on hand and on shipboard to-dav 3.526 71.41* Receipls same nay last year ... 2*4 898 Financial—The money market is very stringent. Ijiivmic Exchange —Steady. Banks and hankers are buying sight drafts at % per rent nremium and selling ,at % per cent, premium. oiegu Exchmgt— The market is dull. Commercial demand. *4 80%: sixty days, Ii ninety d.ivs, h 88%: francs, Paris nnd Havre, commercial, sixty days. *5 23; Bwi. *5 23%; marks, sixty days. 94 15-10. SECt'RiTiEs—The security market centime s in a stagnant condition, uwiug to the squeeze In money, lint the undertone is strong and ho tiers refuse to sell at inside quotations, ex cept in a retail. -tocks and bonds—■ q/p Bond* Quiet. Atlanta and percent, lot bid, 110 asked; Atlanta .percent, 115 bid, 120 asked; Augusta 7 per rein. 105 Gid, 112 asked; Augusta 6s, long, log bid, lie asked; Columbus S per e nt, 98 bid, "U'ke l; Macon (i per cent. 111 bid. 112 asked; ' Nnvannnl: 5 per cent, .July coupons, 101** bill. 105 asked; new savannah 5 per cent', rripiin- 51 ay, U 5' 4 bid, 106% asked. v l; ■ \inrkei smauv, with light sup- I . tieorg.a newiis. 18S9, IPS bid. 104 aak ei:Georgia ne.c lnd bid, 106% asked; ''yrg:a . percept gold, coupons quarterly, ' he, i >, asked; Georgia 7 per cent, uii 1! cs. -naoary and July, matiirry 1893. , '' ' !• Central common. I?7 1 . J _ 4,1 - 'A sated; Augusta and Navanuah7 per :*3 guaranteed, ox-iiv.. .3d bid, 137 naked: T'l’ig.a Cimir U 793 but, 202 asked. 9"utho'ostvin 7 per cent jJAran eed < X d.iv., ,3.% bid, ■ * A'ked; Central and pry ceat oertsficatea bLi, 10:;% as'ien; Atlanta nnd 01. oint rai roan stock, ex-dtv., 112 bid, b"' l ; Almiifn amt West Point 6 per ante. rtihcaies. J 5 hid 106 asked 1 ; ,’"f Hiirxet quiet. Navnunah, ,\ 1 a :;: ‘d T u-tern Rai vva.v U.mipauv gon i. mortgage per .out imer.iai , coupon* wr. 1.7 luii, 112 asked; Atlantic and ” -t morigugo consolidated 7 per cent, v',“ Ul ‘ rv anU July, inulurily H 97, “ .• s-krd; ( entml consolidated mort o“m!.o5 r .G'jifit’us January and July, r'l,?, bid. 1',4 asked; Georgia urnsdS,, 1*9,. p Jd h j, lt no Momio •vm * rr ‘ r l ,anrl K* iu(iora<*<l 8 per H, P 0 ? 8 v ,,;:DI Mrv ami July, maturity l r,’ ;1 bed; Montgomery and V. 11 V'' ■ ' s ' uiorlgageii percent indorsed oy vJLf*' Giilnad. :0.. bid, 110 Hnkd; 'As | North (.eorgia first mortgage , re,it * biOJ* bid, 101 asked; Cn.se lid.i i'Vs 4 m ," *■ an " Augusta first mortgHge, ui , '■ked;: harm'te.i oluidluaand Au ir-IvV 1 'i n , d mortgage, in;-, tua. 113% sokeii: 1 " Alabama second mortgage indorsed ~ro f°'v ll) 8 hid. M 9 asked: Soul* Gorg a s , i'Tida indorsed, 118 but. IIS asked; -corgis sipj Florida second mortgage, C-".''' ’ asjted; Augiis'-i and Knoxvi! e ; I percent. 100% bid. lluu-k --i Vui',, 'e. 'eff'-r.on aau Somhern first I, “V RiiT-Hi i-ed, lls Lid, 11!' asked; ituß,*'t el^“r8 "* hhd Sontl ern notguar %.V i ‘mu,l!l) asked; Ocoau B:eamlii P M r B f ft . ,on4h by rcntrul j 3...!:: '** . O,J - ‘3dH a*d; uuiuesriile, n lt , °* Southcro second mortgage nr, m ,? r 116 masked;' oluuibn* and •• -sum TV"? , ' in ’ '■'r.-td by Cen lin? % W! ' blls ' ,o '’ Asked; 1 bunion 1*,., ’V. yS* l, ® r *• n‘ guarniitiied, lUM a bid, torn...'' 1, ly iD " Suburban railway first s" ‘ r r v*' :0x : ' 1 "* liJ A kef. b, .7 e , “omiaal. Southern Rank of ’luu.'v ~ eorK A. I9sbid, 2t'd asked; Mer- Rank. 1-5 bid, M 0 asked; ' *J*hk and Trusl Company, 9! hid, n'“l'Oiial Rank of HATtnnah, 117 '.t, "•. * J ,J, "“ VMV Munith Gan Light ex stock , n ' * l 1 "-, 5 - “s ed; Mumal Gas Eight w. io aid. 28 asked, 4I j \ a a it,,. Hiemlv lcTrinni . ' • *1 “°V M| * r r,b •■*• srunii<ir, k ficHr rii> Mbit*-. I’cs !oog ejear *. u r ’ * ; liuiiih, ||)o, Vi u p' AN|> l ixw—Market quiet. We '. , . it "*’ 1 uiTor nng to bruixi nn<l qunn 'il/ , i( 11 tit**--Arrow. lleOalUd |or buu -Ivk in, ” r ' 10 and quaiitity. kitfi,. . * t,tlM u retail lom a fraction i(4 ‘ 'Ui h.-t 4*nny; ok*.marKarim* 14a C J aO!l* '.4, J* . ,<lll oruaili * , 1 1,,r 00UI J') per barrel; •*mi ' uiariiut it strung and ad. i|r ’’s quuic h-r small lots; ordi- I' ( ' hi '• 'Sir. 10%, ; good. 164 4 ,j; CLOU■, • / higher and advaaeing; * l ini I>hv Goods—The market is firm: business fair. Wo quote: Prints. *at)o; Geor gia browi: shil ting. 3-1, 7-B do. 5%c:4-l trow a sheeting, 9%'c; white osnaburgs, Ba9c; check,,. " , ;7c, yarns, sio for best makes; brown drillings. 6%.a7}40. Fish—We quote full weights: Mackerel— No. 1. *7 50*10 AM); So. o, half narreis. *d00a700; No. 2, *7 50aS 50, liernng—No. 1,20 c; scaled, 25e ; roil, S;iSC. Floi’K— Market steady; demand moderate. Me quote: Superfine, *3 50, extra, *3 85a4b0; faitey, *1 !K)as '5; choice patent, $5 40*5 93* family. *4 Soa4 70. I'Ht iT —Lemons—Stock lull and demand light. Wequote: *4 25a500. Granges—Market brisk for good fruit; Florida*. *2 50a 00. Appioo—Scarce ami poor; good shipping stock. *4 50a 5 00 tier barrel. Grain— Corn—Jiarket steady; demand light, Wequote: W lute corn, job lots, 62c; carload lots. 00c: mixed corn, job lots. 60c; carload lots 58c. Oats steady; good demand. Wequote: Mixed oats. 46c; carload lots, 44c; llrat), *lO5. Meal, 62!%c; Georgia grist, per sacs, *150; grist, per bushel. 67' jc. Hxy—Market steady, with a fair demand, stock ample. Wequote-joblots: Western,9sc; carload lots. 90c; Eastern, none; Northern, none. Hides, Wool, Etc.—Hides—Market dull; receipts light; dry flint. 18£c; salted, lllfc; dry butcher. 9%0. Wool— Maraet nominal: prime in hales. 27c; burry, 10nl6c. Wax, lsc. Tallow, 3a40. lieer skins. Bint, 20c; salted, 16c. Otter skins, 25caSl Iron—Market arm; swede, 4y*ase: refined, 2%e. Lard—Market is steady; in tierces, 7%c; 50- tb i ins, 7%c, Limk,Calcined Plaster and cement— Alabama lump lime is in fair tietuaud aud is selling at *1 SO i>er barrel; Georgia, |1 30' calcinea piaster. *1 85 oer oarrel; hair, oo; Ilosendale cement. *1 60; Portlandoemen t, *l. liquors—Full stock; steady demand. Bourbon, *1 50a8 60; rye. *I6OaHCO; rectified, *1 00a! S3. Acs unchanged and in goad de mand Nails—Market firm, advancing. Fair de mand. Wequote; 3d, *4 II; 4d and 6d, *3 45; Bd, * 20; Hrl. %i 96; lOd to 60d, *2 70 per keg. Nets—Almonds, Tarragona. lsaUOc; Irleas, 17al8n; walnuts, Frenoh. l2o; Naples. 16c; pe cans, 10c; Brazil. 10c; filberts, 12c; oocoanuts. Baracoa, $6 26 per 100. Oils—Martel firm; demand geod. Sig nal. 45c; West Virginia black,SalOc; lard. 5Sc: headlight, 15c: kerosene. lOc: water white, 3344 c; neatsfoot. 8690 c; machinery, 25a30e; iinseed, raw, 4Tc; not ed, 50e: mineral seal, 16c; fireproof, 18c, homeiight, 48c. Onions—Domestic almost nunvlnal. North ern stock sprouty and unsaleable, *1 96 Der crate; barrets, *3 26 POTATOES—Northern, *‘2 50a2 76 per bnurrel. Pbas—Demand light; 00w peas, mixed 75a 80c; olitv. *100all6: spenkled. *100*110; black eye, *1 !6al 50; white Crowder, II oOal 75, PitUNica—Turkish. f : %u; French. Bc. Raisins—Demand light; market steady; loose new Musoatel. *2 00; layers, *2 per box; London layers, *2 60 per box. Shot—Drop, fl 40; nnos, *1 86. Sai.t—The demand Is mod< rate aud the market quiet; carload loads. 65c, f o b; job 1 is. 85oa$l. Sugars —The market is steady; out loaf. Oyje; standard A, 6%0; extra 0, .V4c; C ay it dp—Florida and Georgia syrups, 30a86e; tiiomaj itei is quiet tor sugarhoose at 35a*0c: Cuba straight goods, 23;: in hoglsheads; sugar house molasses. 20c. Tobacco—Maukot dull, demand moderate. Wequote: 'looking. 25ea*l 25; chewing, com mon,sound, 25aS0c; fair. SoaS6c; medium. 88a 50c; bright. 60a75e; fine f-noy. 85a4)0c: extra fine, 90ca|l 10; bright navies. 46aT5c; dark navies, 40a500 Lumber—The demand from the West con tinue- good; coastwise and foreign inquiry .a also very active. Prices for average sched ules are firm at quotations, with some ad vance, whiie difficult schedules can only lie placed at considerably advanced oriees. We quote: ordinary sizes ~...*13 50a17 00 I) fiicultsizes 16 OOaJl 50 Floorina board*..—. 16 00a20 60 Shioetuff . 18 59 21 60 TrMßßß—Market duti and nominal. We quote: 700 feet average $ 9 00*41 00 800 •• “ 10 00a 11 00 900 “ *' H 0a.12 00 l.(W0 “ “ 12 OOall 06 Shipping'tlmbnr in tire raft -700 feet average I 6 00a 7 00 800 “ “ 7 00a 800 900 “ *• 8 00a t- 00 1,000 •• “ 9 OOalO 00 Mill timber $1 below these figures. COUNTRY PKODUCE. Grown fowls "Ft pair $ 65 (8 FO Chicken* Wto \ grown 40 @ 67 Ducks pair 30 ® 75 Geese pair 75 #4 CO Turkeys 34 pair 1 25 (*2 00 Eggs, country, dozen 13 16 Peanuts—Fancy h. p. Va. 5* tb. <s# SVi Peanuts— Hand picked ylb . —l® SJ4 Peanuts—Ga. ft bushel u.uumal 75 (® 90 Sweet potatoes, yol. reds® bush 50 ® 60 Sweet potatoes,yel.yams fllbush 65 (Of 75 Sweet pot’s, white yams ft bush 40 @ 50 Poultry—Market sleajy; receipts heavy; demand light for grown; half to throe-auar ter grown in good request. Kocs—Market irregular, with a fair demand: supply lull. Peanuts—Ample Block; demand fair; market firm and advancing. Sugar—Geor gia and Florida nominal; none in market. nciNEY—No demand, nominal. Swebt Pota toes—Scarce; receipts very light; demand good. SI ARK SETS BY TELEGRAPH. FINANCIAL. 1/UnuoN. April 12, noon.—Consol*. 1028-16 for money; 101 C% for account Nr.w York, xpnl 12. noon.—Stocks active and steady. Money oasv at 4dS5 por cent. Excliauge—long 54 ' ) s%ds4 85'%; short $4 87(<# 4 "7t%. State houds du 1 but sieady. Gov ernment lioude dull but steady. 6:00 ii. in.—Exchange dull but steady to firm. Monov easy at 5(59 por cent., closing 5 bid. Sub-Treasurv uaiancjs—Gold. *185.- 118.060: eurrenev. *15.170.6i;a. Government bonds dud but steady to firm; four por cents. 129%; three per eeuti. 100. Sta't bonds 111111 but steady. The London market for Americans tiffs morning came strong and :tci ive, and undor the impetus of foreign buying orders otir market was higher mol strong. Cliques took advantage of this movement to unload to a certa n extent, whiio there woe cuns: lorable covering by-short* at tbe &ame time. 1 lie result was a feverish and unsettled market until later in the day. when buying became more general, and a more decidedly firm tone was imparteu to dealings. Reading and Jersev central were again the centre of at traction, although tr.id’ug in toe former allowed a marked decrease Iroro that, of yes terday. The strength of the stoek wss stimu lated b\ reports of non-agreement of the 'rased line* to combine against reorganiza tion. There was considerable foreign buying alt-o in tho stock. Omaha became a conspicu ous feature to-day, and Manhattan was boomed upon t' u agreement of She Non York Citv and Northern railroad bondholders, the outcome of which is expected to benefit ihe firmer stoek. Many of tile specialties wore again prominent, first among v.hich was wheeling aud Lake Erie. There was a spurt m New England curly in the afternoon upon renewed rumor* of consolidation, but none other of the general list showod spuoiU fea ture. The opening was strong at aovitnoe* ranging up to 24£ per cent. There wits nn active trading with Reading and Ornaiis, un i me most prominent stocks, and while tho latter wits consp cuously strong, the gen eral list yielded fractional amounts. Later Jersey Central and Wheeling and Lake Erie became strong and the general man.el re sponded. early losses being recovered befoio noon. A buoyant lone marked the dealings iu tho afternoon, aud New England. Louis ville and Sashville and Norfolk and Western preferred joining the strong nnd active gfo ‘kr. There was agaiu a fractional reaction, hut the ni Tket o osed about steady clow ’o the opening figures. The active list, with few exceptions, is higher. Tito following are the oloiilua quota!ions i Aia.eiossA.2tos.loß(4 cific, let tnort.. Als.eia-S 1!.55...111!-4 N. Y. Central... H2*q Georgia7s.mori. 109 Norf .t W. pre 65% N. Carolina tf*. .17954 Nor Pacific.. sBJk N. Caroiina 4s. 9s ** prof. 61 So. Care (Brown) Pacific Mall .. 56'4 oaaels H" l ' lfcadiug MX Tenneesre# * . 7854 Rlcltm'd * Ale *n Virgintafi* 48 Rlclmi’d A Danv-150 Va consolidateu. 63 lllchm’dA W.i’l Ch’peukeADalo. ' Terminal 41% Chic,A N’ntlie'ul*’ 1 - Iloek Island 126 "preferred lie Hi. Paul 98(4 Dels,Lach.A W 187% '* preferred )(/% Erie ... 85% Texas t’acifi".. 29/4 East Tennessee Tenn.Coai .tlron 4‘ new stuck.... 13’?4 7 mon Pacirt’ .... 6154 I 'tkeHbbie ... l's X.J.l'ei Iral . 81'• l.’vtllo .* Nash 09'% .Missouri Pacific in’-'i Memphis A l-'liar 62 Western I'nlon 76',# I,lie A ohm 17 Colton 'HI Trust s(og Nash A Chitt’a. H 6 certificates . .. New Grieansl'a ooTl’riN. I.ivgarooi,. A|ril 12, noon— <iotton Hit vanccd, Iml buyer* hold off; middling upland* :-,d ; mot .1 .113 Orleans 611 Pi' l *'•'■ 11 ' ua,< s, for speculation and export l.tfial hales; reorlpG 13,096 hale-—Ainsrlean 15.199' bales. I' lllurcs: 11 pi aods. low middling clause. Mav anil June dsi'lvery, 6 46-04096 4e6tdt June and July. 6 44-Mf'H l > 47-H4d; Julv sod Miaosl I IS C 446 40 64 I, Angpslsu'l isculem le r si.*.4 tepleuiliel sud O,’to er, ft 4' 64 SAVANNAH MOKNIING NEWS: WEDNESDAY, APRIL 1.3, 1887. September, 662-84@5 51-84d. Market Arm at advance. The tenders of deliveries at to-day’s olear itige amounted to 200 balo nevr docket* aud 200 bales obi docket. 2 too p. m.—The sales to-day were 7,200 bales of American. Middling uplands!) 11-ltid; middling Orleans r.Jid. Futures: Uplands. Inv middling clause. April delivery. 5 48-84d. buyers; April and May. 5 48-i>4d. buyers: Mav and .1 une.s 44-84d, buyers; June and .July, 546-u4d,buyer*: July aud August, 0 4S-64d. buyers; August and Septeineor, 5 SO-'4d. sellers; September aud October, 5 42-84d, buyers; October aud Ns vember, 5 88-84d, buyers; September, 5 M-tUd, buyers. Market steady. 4UOp. ru.—Futures: Upland*.low middling clause, April deliyerv, 542-t>4d. vain*; April and May, 542-ttid. value: iHay and .Inn*. 5 42-64d,buyers; June aud July, 5 45-84rI, huy ers; July'and August. 5 47-ti4d, bin era; Au gust au i September. 6 18-i.td, .oilers: sep teiutier un i October. S 42-B4d.sellers; October and November, 5 33-64(1,sellers; Sepltunber, 660H4 i. buyeis. Future* closed easy. New York, April 12. noon.—Cotton opened firm; middling uplands 10'go; middling Or leans 10 IS iWic: sales 4PO bales. Futaraa: Market opened steady. wlthunlei as follows: April delivery. lOflOo; May, lOfiee; June, in 87c; July, 10 78c; August, 10 81c; Sepi ember, 10 47c. 6:00 p. m.—Marsel closed steady; middling uplands, io’ge: middling Orleans, !oiB-i6o; saies t .-day 409 uales; net receipt* 009 bales, gross 080. Futures! Market closed quiet, with salesof 804,000 bales, asfolluws: April delivery,— c; May, 10 57@l08sc; June. —c; July, 1071® 10 72c; August, i4) 77#10 78e; Aeptember, 10 42 (•810 44c; October. looB@lo 04c; November and December, 9 93(4*9 94c; January, 9 97® 0 99c. Gruen A 00.. in their report ou cotton fu tures, say: "With Liverpool responding fair to tlio programme prepared during the past two days, tire market opened this morning ilrui aud a fraction belter. An analysis of loreigu advice*, however, public and private, developing nothing caicu tied to afford fur ther stimulus, holders commenced to sell, and broke rates down some eight points until the surplus was out of tbe way, which,having been well absorbed, a reaction followed, the market oloamg steady at four point* un der lasi evening. For the time being specu lation appears too cautious for very heavy trading.” Galveston. April 12.—cotton firm: mid dling lOVgo; net receipts 278 bales, gross 273: sales bales;stock 15,49* bales. Norfolk. April 12,—Colton firm; middling ;16%e; net receipts 172 bales, gross IT2; sales 362 bales; stock 10.818 bales, Baltimore, April 12.—Cotton quiet; mid dling 10 8 e; net receipts 609 bales, gross 572; sales none; stock 9,37 c bales; exports.to Crest Britain 332 bales. Boston. April 12.—Cotton steady: middling 10“ic; net receipts 409 bales, gross 2,291; sales mme: stock none. WILaiNOTON, April 12. Cotton Srm; mid dling 10VgC; net receipts 63 bales, gross 63; •ales none: stock 2,328 bales. Pbilaiiklfhi A. April 12.—Cotton Arm; middling 10960; net receipts 81 bales, gross 547; stock 21.91* bales. New Orleans, April 12,—Cotton firm; middling le'gc; net receipt* 1,371 bales, gross 1,876; sales 2,900 bales; stock 11*9,689 hales. Mobile, April 12, Cotton firm: middling 19c; net receipt* 13 bales, groYs 13; stock 3,4u6 Uales; sales 500 bales; exports, coastwise 6 bale,. Memphis. April 12.—Gottou steady; mid dling 10 1-16 o; receipts 312 bales; shipments 529 bales; sales 599 bales, stock 39.712 bales. AUOUsta, April 12.—Cotton quiet; middling 10*4e; receipts 52 bales: sales 36 bales. UU4RLESTON. April )2.—Uoitcn firm; mid dling 19|,30; net receipts 12 bales, gross 42; sales 60 bales; stock 4,847 kales. ATLANTA. April 12.—Colton—middling 10c; receipt* 21 bales. New Fore. April 12.—Consolidated net re ceipts for all cotton ports to-day. 4,523 bale*i exports, to Great Britain 4,056 bales; slock at all American ports 506,262 bule.s. PROVISIONS, UROCimiKS, KlO. Liverpool. April 12. noon.—When* dull; wltli poor uetuaufl: fielders offer inoderaseiy; red Western winter 8s llda|7s. UMtiroi; demand fair; new mixed Western 4* sgd. Lard, prime Western Sts Bd, New Yoak, April 12. noon.—Flour dull and heavy. Wheateasier. Oorn lower. Fork ,u-nuy at 219 15. Lard firmer at 7 79c. Freight* steady. 6 p. m.—Southern flour dull but quiet. Wheat l 4®Vtc lower; No. 2 red, April deliv ery nominal at 91}*o, Jtny July 9hfi®9;d4c. Corn a shade easier aud dull; No. 2, April delivery nominal at 49A0, May itf* , ; W49V; July 49>gC. Oats, cash a!iout steady; No. 2. April delivery nominal at May SvHi®B4?iO, June 37%c. Hops quiet and Weak. Coffee, fair Rio Hnu at l>.*yc; No. 7 ftto, April delivery 175®1S 9tic. May 18SJ®14OTc, July 14 99®14X5c. Sugar dull and nominal; refined quiet. Molasses easier; 69 dags, test lbUe. Cotton seed oil—Sli s (j**2c for crude, 37‘j.@88c for refined. Hides firm; wot Baited New Orleans selected, 48 to *'.o pounds. Hi-shfi ;0c; Texas selected, 6c to 90 pounds, 100. Wool quiet, domestic fleece 39®Mo, pulled 14(#34c: Texas 9 '(’2o. Pork sieady; mss *!* 99 ®l5 25 for old, jj so@t* 90 for new. Beef dull. Middles dull and nominal, Laid opened 4®9 points higher, closed with tLo advagee lost and oulet; Western steam, cash f 7ft® 7 76c, May delivery 7 72394 7!o, Juiy 7 874* 7 890. Freights dull. Ugioaoo. April 12.—The wheat market was quiet and generaJy easlet, taough at Ike oioso values were Higher thuuoo yesterday. Foreign advices were dull and quotsd a downward tendenoy In prioes. Kain was reported ie the W’est and oouthwest though not general. Crop advices from IndUua were unfavorable. Very few outside orders were received, and local operators goneraliy ap ' peari'd lo bo content in watching Um market. Kucelpts continue fair, clearings from the Atlantic seaboard aggregated 172,990 bushel*. The market opened a ohaao easier, at 32y s o for May delivery, broke off to 8249 c, rAided to bii*/ a (jBi4c. aud closed for the day at Kilo, Ho oeipta of corn wore iut gur, and cnero waa u steady pressure to sell, which cat.sa Jlsy to decliue lo 38,iec. where tlie market oioaed for Ihe day. or “s,c lower tuor. at the olosc on yesterday. Oat* wore very dull and weak. The corn marks: had a teodeupy to bleak prices, and tuomarkci cloaotl Uc lower. Mesa pork showed ue obangc. Lard c A about to higher car:y lu Ik* dy. hat olossrt finally a shade easier. Ahoita verc anxious perchaa eraof short ribs. sna in* msra.l wasup2bu oariy iu the day, bat broke 2si7fce aad closed 6®7A lower than yesterdaj Toe following are thu cgsi: quotations: Wheat. No. 3 ip Ink •SmlAsi®!. No 2 red. Sl}-*). Corn, No. Oats. No. 2. 245*4123-3190. Moss por*. 42U 76. Laid, 77 46. baovt rib sides, loose 4* 31. Dry salted sho hide rs, boxed 16 107419 35. Short clear sides, boxed 39 lb®* 74. IVtluf II 19- Futures—The fouo7ittg are tut opsutng, bights) sail closing quotdt'ous: Wheat— SoJ, Aprb delivery 7idoted m 7*440; Mdv h3;s' o. oioadd * <**•■: June ST-sl® Bi‘ ,c, oh**-'. *' Bdi*i. Corn. Ku. 2. A ur'.Tde livery closed at .44 Ac; it ay ciotod at 3*: v o, Jun* 40fs#W?4C, cosed r.t iojafl. Da** VO. 2. April deliver:. 14 ( 7*J4 • ciot.ed at Mav 2W4#3*Jge, nosed at a:::, s c; June SJ'nS'.’KJic, eioscd at Moss pork, April doirvury tI9 76: May aud June *2l. J.wrd, Apru delleiv V 59y.7 59, closed at |745; Mav ?7 87:.f®7 37'-4, dosed fit *7 5,i; Juno 7 to®27 67!, closed at *7 57. Mbort ribs, April delivery ** I'd}.*!** 95. cosed at *8 66; M m v *s k7}*(iSs 7h, e,oved at ?8 42/tii Junc *4 70 HP. '7O. closed st *3 521*. HALVtMOBB, April 12.—Flour quiet but n „dj ; iii w.irvi stiecl snd Weetcrn u perllßC %- N*l 19. ev.vo *3 1603 76. UmilJ 33 959*4 59, i nv nullsouucrline *2 50f:i ou. ex tra (I 6J]|pl 75: Uibrands 4 koiki 92. Wheat —bmitbare sV> a<ly| red u-kukKc. amber ihM 4u; W*at*m s.cafiy and nue active; No. 2 Wester* wider r*. e spot *Ei4ii#99c. Uorn— So itherr, aleri w flit* i7(®4So, yellow 48® tfl'.ic; Wctoru <a lr and dull, M OBi.kAHS April il.—Ooff*v str*ng and ! Ilirhnr, it in •••rgoes common to pr.me I4>>* and ottoii ace 4 -ti, (deacfl unohange i; prims ernde 2fc, aaiumer yaiUivi latfin. Sugar ! iiott iy sad lu demand; feiaisiana oy*n kettle, gob.l fs ir to prime **o*l com i'f.iCu to fur ink's* *t°v ooramou I<d:ia laua ceoirifngiitt, home yellow elarlffed 6-t6'<WHe. prune *fi o-r el a rule* *e. do igste* steady wltn lair Eifnaad; L'luialaoa nentrlluga:*, •t'lot;/ pr ®o to lauoy M.4e, Ih r to good prime OtlveiNNATt. April ii —Vi, or w* siros'er. Wneai firmer; No. rod Mlo. 'lor* strut,g aud iugber; No. - miteO. lafmiA*. ->*l* strung ond higher; No. 2 mora, blOKltia. Pv-ivt*- .o,l,—Pori, qo id Al*.j. I.arvi q it*4 M f lie. Hulk meals Urine'; snort nbs 9 ..%<k3l 87}*. HkM:: fir rs’ - snd h/urr; tflervrlbsbe. sliurt elm i 3J(I* 3'9*.. W ntsk v firm at II l|. Hogs • Mindy ; 4"d co:u.sen and light *1 89®ft 89; : pack mu *nd butnkefe g* 3uk* 74, 1 i,musvii.LE. April it —tiraln dosed qiiigt: tti.ua .No.t red I'mtu, Mo. 1 mlx*d tie. Oat). No 2, SBe. Frortgions strung liven, clear rihai .os* HH C > ••nr sidas I s*c shoul ders 7 04c. Hu h loeata, ciusr rib slflus S Jbu. clear sides 4 12‘,*c. shoo ders * Mas- pork nominal. Mums, sugar cured, 11 7fx® 1 J 58c. Lard, choleo leal sUtsagixj hr. 1/o*l*. A pni .2.—F our c*ay. Wngst, .No. 2 re i, c ash 794 4 r, M*> didirery 7*3,®tJo. July 7*'V- t'oro dull; n*ii 3 M*y deliver' :;4'.36'ac. July 87-Ae, Oat* doll; cash 278*1*2*' *•'. 6i*y delivery 374*c, June Jvc. I'rovlatous firm. HAVEL MIOKKfi. 1 Ngv Yon*, April IS. uuu).—*pirt's turn**- I tine fir 1, al vu lf-i lirtu *1 *1 lb*l tu 5100 u. in.—bplrits turpentine firm at 3'jy<o. i Rosin dull at $1 17',(1 22H. Gl4arl*ston, April 12.—Spirit*turpentine | dull at 84Mc. Rosin steady; good strained B*n. Wilmiboton. April 12.—Spirits turpentine firm at 34*ic. Kcsiu firm: strained 85c, good strain*# 980. Tar firm at $1 M. Crude tur peuttae Arm; hard $1 00: yellow dip and virgin *1 OJ. SICK. Niw York. April 11.—Rice quiet. New OkleaKs. Aiirll 12.—Rice unchanged; I.aatelnria ordinary io prime 3!a(®4%c, Fruit and Vegetable Markets. The follow :ag euuataU** the Mokninu Nxwb are puuiiehed for the benefit of our Florida and Georgia readers on l those interesi sd in fruit* and vegateidb*. bad *un be rolled upon as eeaurkte aud reliable: OibOSnbAVt, („ A pi'll ,—strawberries, too* is e*r enarti bkbbagc #6 par barrel; to asai ’sk *6 per iibshei, John O. Moobk A Cos. Vhiledelthia, April il.—How produce in inoderece sepp.y Bd demand improving. Boane, Flerlua, per om*. tor round, H 30a *l. fl*i, Mai iff: tnabtnes, Florida, per vrato, s*,#. onceneberr. FierfAs, per crate, #3l 60i *bbaxc, Florida, per b*rrfl, |4a4 50; Irish potatoes, "holoe large Florida, per b*r rel. *8; medium. Ma 7; email. Mai; squash. Fieri os. per crate, |t 60 at; strawberries, Florirtb. per quart, 4sa6oc for express shlp nienrs in go u oonditum. as most are. Panooast * GkiKyivn. inlemonuF. MINIATURE AL MAN AC-Til IS DAY. Sunl’ises .... 5i85 SUNSSTB B*6 High Water at Savannah .12:08 a it, 12:*7 p m WbDNKSOAY, Anrll 18, 87. ARBIVBD YESTERDAY. Steamship Mcrrimac, Crowel 1 , Boston—C G Anderson, Agent. Steamship Juniata, .(skins. Fhiladoiphla— C 6 Anderson, Agent. ARRIVED AT TYBEE YESTERDAY. Bark Try (Nor), Asnonsen, Liverpool, In ballast—A it Salas & Cos. ARRIVED AT QUARANTINE YESTER DAY. Bark Scotia (Br), Smeltzer, Buenos Ayrea, in ballast—Master. Bark Helwig Selbe (Ger), Kuaack, Dakar, in ballast— 8 Fatican. CLEARED YESTERDAY. Steamship Tallahiwj. Fisher. New Yurk —C G Anderson. Agent. Bark Arlington (Nor), Terjesdn, St Simons, in ballast—A It Salas A Cb, CLEAR SOU SATURDAY. Bark Pandora (Nor), GJeruidssn, Riga—S P Shotter & Cos. DEPARTED YESTERDAY. Steamer St Mleholas. Dint, Dane*, Doboy, Brnnswick and Fernandlna—C VTlfllame. Agent. SAILED YBSTERDAT. Steauiehio TallaUgssee. New York. Bark Afflington (Nor). St Simons. . MEMORANDA. Fcrnandlna, ADrll 12—Arrived and cleared . to return, steamship State of Texas. WNtfs ms. New York. Cleared, sclir M B Bramhall, VVooffhuil, New York. Nailed, schrs Eflie .1 Simmons, Bulger. Naw Haven: A <t Bryant. Stub*)*,New York. New York. April 9- Arrived, schrs J*mc* B Jordan - Martin. Peeatuola; Kleuuor, Mott. Gaongetown, 3 C. Cleared, sohts Carrie E Woodbury, Bryant. Feroaumua; Gertie M Rlotaraon. Asdorso*, St A u goal me! k?tg John Shay, Oonk; For candi*a. Aarhus, April*—Arrlvoo, stcatnshto ye*r hlU (Bri. JenklßT. Comww for Copent&f**. Berwlok. April B—na*mihip Mercia Brp Tfiwlur, Coosaw Via rltaionth- Bosren, April —Arrived, *cbr Chas H Fa beag. Gurtlg. Apalachicola. Oeorgetown.S G,April 7—Arrived, sobr Geo E Coßgdon, Ferral, sew York. kaiiait. schr Frauooma. Falter, Boston, Key W*t,Aprll •—Arrived, schr Lulu (Br), Naas an. Pensacola. April 9—Arrived, bark Waltikka (.Bush Bergmann. Montevideo. Oienrad. harks Clrtha (Bo*), Locke, Fort Glasgow; Ottilia (Ital), Trtgallg, Delfsyl. Fail ad eic hi a, April 9 Arrived, schr Frank Vandenherelie*. Chamberlain, Darien. Cleared, steamship Coroeilla Br . Galvin, DObovi sahr flelea L Martin, Fountain, do. Delaware Breakwater. April 8— Failed, etramsbip Newcastle City (Hr), from Phila delpnia for C**caw. Now Y ork, April 10-Arrived, schr John F Krang. Pitcher, Apfiachicola. Havana, Aprfl •—Arrived, schr Amanda, Hethei, Pensacola. Bailed 6th, barkGossuelo (Spj,Jovaivßruns wick. fin. Boston. April 10—Arrived, schr Agnes I Gi use, Beavoy. Brunswick. Ga. Bull Elver, 3 0. April B—Arrived, bark Carabalu (Br), Pbiiiips, Mot*vidoo. Bath, Me, April 18-Arrlved, aotlrP Hitch cock. Rivers, Darien. Ga. Darleu, Ga, April 7—Arrived, schr Anna R Bi*fc*p. ttiiloh, Brosswick. bleared 9th, bark C B Hazelttne, Gilkey. Brunswick. Geergatown. S 0, April 9—Arrived, schr Nellie F'oyrt, Johnson. New York. Jaoksoavllle, April 6—Olearcil, sebrs Relief, Blake. New York; Mabel Dariing (Br). Kan gey, Nassau; City of Nassau (Br). Kelly, do, Ida C echooloraft, Boove. New York. A aobored off the bar Bth, sc.hr City of Balti more. Tawes. from Baltimore. Key West. April I?—Arrived, stmr Hutoh iLson. from Havntm (and prooeoded t New i Orleans); schr Marika. Pensacola. flailed, stmr Mascotte, ilanios, Havana. Port Roy*), April 9- Arrived, schr Robt H Parker, Sieeitnan, Philadelphia. Philadelphia. April 19—Arrived, sebrs Howard William', Foster, Dsrtsn; Nldb Tilaou, Green. Pcnssoola ProTldoroe. April *—iailod, sckrKU Car sou, Smcti. Buoksviiio. 3 C. New York. April 12—Arrived, stuir Egypt, Live moot. Arrived out, stmr Elbe. New York for Bremen. NOTICE TO MARINERS. Washington. April 9—The Llghtous# Board gives notice that on and alter some date bc tnegn tbe 10th and iMh of April, 1897, a per manent Hgbt of the 4th order, showing white fla>bv. 1.1 intervals of 16 seconds will he Clown frcja the structure recently erected at Four teen Foot Bank, Delaware Bay. The genera; aposarunce of the structure And itif si tuition wsru given in sotice to ma nners No 48, of 1859. ited cuts will rover Brown Shoals on the south, and Joe Floggcr Shoal on the north. Alto that on the same date the Cross Ledge light will he shown as fixed white, without flashes. The rod cuts now established will remain. MARITIME MISCELLANY. Bark Adaleu (Sr, from Pensacola for Sa vona, with sawn timber, which returned lo Pensacola March 5, leaking badly, having ex perienced some bad weather, on March 14 bad been surveyed, and cargo discharged; esiiiraisd cost of repairs *5,901). Norfolk, April 9-1 he Delaware achr Na thaniel Lank K reported to bo at auchoc off the beach opposits Beaufort, N (~ leaking badly and in need of a .aistuuoe. Hurt Enrrgie (Ur), is ut Newport News in a leaky condition. She was condemned by a board of survey, ller cargo, consisting of Goorgia lumber, tsltcn on board at Darien, Ga, in January, has iieen purchased by the Chesapeake A Ohio Com party, and will be uu loaued, after which the vessel will be sold, flhc la thirty years old. RECEIPTS. Per Charleston aufi Savannah Kv, April 11 t oars lumber. 4 oar* wood, 190 bbia emnout, i 0 bifis I'usin. ■ bbls-nir.l- tui'peutiuc, 112 bags usnu!*t 128 boxes tobacco 499 caddies tobac co. and uidse. Par Savannah, Honda and Western Kv, April 12 n Ualescollon. 23 oars inmher. 821 bbis roam. 399 üblsspirits turpetinue, 25 bb s srrup, tl3B hb s rig. tables. 20 tibia oranges, 50 Ssciw poaa, 4,394 boxes vegetables. 174 sacks oats, 2 444 boxes oranges. 12 bales hides, 3 cars wood, and mdse Per uenlral Railroad. April 12—398 liaise cotton, 4 Palos yarn*. 28 bales domestics. 88 pass tobssc * I'Aici bides, 7.2119 lb* bacon, 49 nbls nisal, its obi* .pirll- turpmuiue, 381 übls rovtn. 1.1*4 lisloa list. 11 bbia wblakv. 59 pk K a KirnDwre. 84 tWfiWUM 14 cars luriibiT. 1 Mil s/rnp. IB ears wood, 9 pkgs wood in shape. 459 ions pig iron, pkgs vegetables, 16 bbls tal low. I*7 pkg. lodes, 14 balsa paper stock, 64 •bis cotton sscii on, 1 pka Juuk, 3 pkg em ptis*. 1 ear pipe. 97 pkgs Hardware, 16 casus eggs, 2 oil tauks. EXPORT*. Par steamship Tallsbaasesi for Naw York 7V naira iiplsud colPjb, 54 balbsuoinustics sud varus 614 bbia roaia 46* bbl*spirit*iurpun tinc, llfi.tfif L a) luaiour. 6 bids urangos, 19* teas f fish, 61k I isiasorangus. ’>>4 bbl* leguta- I*s. *67 crates wagutai'lba, HVS lona pig irnn, 72 refrigerators, 166 p6g* isida, 119 cratua all * • berries. Per bark Pandora (Nor), for Riga—B,B6o bid* rosin. weighing 1,604,910 pounds—9 P Shutter * Cos. Perse.hr P c Schultee, for New York —269,- '99" feet t p lumber —,1 K Clarke A Cos, Per 6cbr Island City, for Baltimore—Bo9,9sß feet p p lumber—Dele, Dixon A Cos. PASBENGKRS. Per steamship MerrimnoK. from Baltimore —Mr* W \V Sparks, VV s McNutt, M Waite, 8 H Bigelow. Mioses Young, George Cook, end I steer ego. Per steamship Chattahoochee. from New York—Sister Michael, Sister Sebolartice. RT Ho wo, A B PeitingiU. M R Moore, G Seussv, II Seusty, C B Terry. E Terr/, J Lamb, Mrs " in Wede.TUos Fnllon, Miss I, Whitoiiend, J W Skidmore. J A Woodruff. C W Benjamin, H V Ferguson. W Burkoin. und'lmeeroge Persteamshtp Tallahassee. for Now York— E A Poore and wife, C A Robertson. Mrs.l Dwelle. AFRlnnck. Mrs J Attveod, T Con bog, J Vollgot, Miss A Neubvn, Airs W At worth. F Friot/e!, J Peauotlv, Mise Bradford, Rey T a O’Callaban, W H McShane, Mies N Freit, W L Bradford. Miss Miller. Miss M Mc- Cann, Mies J Boyle, Miss K Sloan, Miss K Darett, T .1 Darlington wife and sou. Miss L V Darlington, Mira B Darlington. Miss CN Jansen, Miss N Graham. J J Graham end wife. Miss Parish, Mies Brier, 51 Uahou and wife. Mias J LaKrance, Mias TCIli ashman. Mrs C T Wellard, Mratjuecn. 1, O Straw, M McWdtllng, J Kleser and wife. Mrs A Spsr ron. Mrs J S Rohertaou. G Rogers and wit . T T Cox. P CnshmaD, C F Smith. G R Songster, I Miss C 9 Grieve, Mr M K Grieve, A B Mills an 1 wife, A G Loenlhnll, U I,A Balk. Miss N Prior. Mies A B Goodwin, Miss M K Weldon. Mrs G M fty. u, T G Bond, .1 It Thompson, II C Wnluiuu, Miss M Wright. Mrs M A Robby, Miss Pierce, Mies A R Pierce, T U Rose brook wife and daughter. Miss T BPluminer, Mbs L Plummer, Win Knowles, F Collies. Capt W Sandora, Mlee M Caldwell, Miss B MeKeveen, Rev .1 Kramer, vr f. Poore, W U Mott, Geo Wheeler. II J Ball, W Fisher, John Carroll, M Hiller, M Killer, 5 steerage, and 1 colored. CONSIGNEES. Per Charleston and bavanuan Ry. Auril 12— Transfer Office. A Khrlloh A Bro, Rwmr A H, X Paulsen A Cos. Cee Hoy Myers, F M Hull, M Perst A Cos. G VV Tiedeman. Pearson 4 9, J Mi’Uralh A Cos, -smith Bros A Cos, Bentlheim Bros A Cos, 9 Gnckenholmer A Son, A Hanley, C M Gilbert A Cos, H Myei . A Bros. J P Wil liams, E Catnche, Peacock. H Aco, h. A Ful ton. Per Savaupatt, Florida and Western Ry. April IK—Pordg oilier. Jim Klaunery A Cos. Revgurd A Cos, T' B limes, .McDonough A Cos. U B Caeeels, llacon, J A Cos, Dale, I) A Cos, H Y Righton, Mein hard Bros A Cos. Frierson A Cos, Pee Rey Mvers, H Myers A Bros, Puree A C, A Khrlloh A Bro, M Ferei A Cos, F M Hull, A Hanlov. W D Lloyd, G W Ttcdeman, G V Heoeer A Cos, Epstein 4W, Uiivatiuugli A B. 8 Gnckculieimer A Son. W D Minikins, A B Goodwin, It Phillips. B W Fodder, L Putzel, G 8 Mc.Alpiu, O Mtrlckhnin, Garnett, 9 A Cos, G P Gray, W W Gordon Ado. Ellis, Y A Cos, A F Kuhlinau, C A Robbe, Peacock. H A Cos, M Maclean, J P Williams, WCJsekaou, CL Jonct, Per steamship Merrimac. from Baltimore— A a Altraavor A Ca, J G Butler. Ityck Bios, 111 Bolev A Son, E F Brvan. B K Bee, Collet Bros, S W Branch, J S Col tins A Oo,Y M Cun sinptiam.W G Cooper, A Einstein's .hods, CA Drayton, Rinaieln A L, 9 A Einstein, G fch herweln, J H Kstlll. M Foret A Cos. A Hanley. 1 G Hass. S Guokenheliner A Hon. W W Gar den A Cos, Grady, DeL A Cos. Kavanaucli Sc B. K 9 Jones. A Krause, Jno Lyons A Cos. I-uddeu AB Meiahardßroe A Cos, 1) P Myerson. A s Nichols, H Mjare A Bros. Ohlanuer Bros. A Oemler, Order Kymp, D A Cos. T Raueriofc, J Rntenheitu A Cos. E A .Schwarz, nchr .Susie Ritoblu, J Auhoeuor, S, F A W Ity, Weed A C, if 8o;otnoa A Son, K A Smith,G W Tigdemau, J D Weld, Southern FxCo,Ga A Fla 1 9 Bee, stmr Katie. Por Central Railroad. April IS— Fordg Act, Jno Flannery A Cos, W W Gordon A Cos. F M Parley. Garnett. 8 A Cos, Woods A Cos, W arr-en A A, T P Bond. A B Hull, A Petller. McUlllie A .4. Lee Boy Myers, Ueinhard Bros A Cos, A J Killer A Cos, W m Hone A Cos, Cohen A A. G 9 Me Alpin,Mutual Gas Ll Co.McKeuas A W. JM Norman, H Myers A Bro. li'kitau S V, tv Hettker A Cos, Planters Rice Mill. Geo W Isdomau, 5 A Schwarz, A M A C W West. SGuckeahetmer A bon, Epetein A W, u Femt A Ca, A Khrlloh A Bro, J C Thompson, Wm Diers, Jas Hart A Bro, Rleser A A. L Field. J 9 F ltarbour. M Y Henderson. D C Bacon A Cos, Butler Bros. Mcbyu.iegti A Cos, Dr V cox. .1 P Williams, W C Jackson, Einstein * L, <J .M Gilbert A Cos. KUls. Y A Cos. Kmolme Nel son. W Eckstein A Cos, C Kohler, Brow n A K. Charlotte Carter. Per ateauisbio Cbatiaboeoheo. from New York—A R Altraayer A Cos, Byck AB, Gon A R Anderson. Appel AB, DC Bacon A Cos, L Bluetem.* W Branch, T P Bond. Bond, U A k, T Batch, C K R A Bk Cos. W W Chisholm, Collal Bros. Crohan Al>, W Cooper, A H Champion, City A Bub Ry, W 8 Cherry A Cos, R C Connell, E M Connor, Cohou A 8, Darts Bros, J A Douglass A Cos. A Doyle, G Derst, C ll Doreett, I Dasher A Cos. 11 J Doyle, Mrs IV a Daniels. A Ehrlich A Bro.G Kossieui A Cos. KokmanAV. J H Eatill, 8 A Einstein, J H Kntelwau, ilipatetn A W, M Ferst A Cos. Wm Kstlll, Frank A Cos, L Fried, A Falk A don, J B Fernacde*, Fleiseliman A Cos, J J Foley, Gray A O'B, SGuckanhelmer A Non, Fowler Mt? Cos, Grady, Del. A Cos, Jos Gorham, JF Gayuor, Win Grace, C M Gilbert A Cos, BM Garfunkle, Wm Goldstein,L J Gazan, ilexter A K, A Manley, F M Hull, '[ H iiian, Hlrscb Bros, E Y Ham, HymeeßrosA Cos, 1) Duran, J H Uelmkon, A B Hull. Kav&nuagh A B.C L Junes. D K Kennedy, 9 Krouskoff, G Keia ling. J Ksufmann, Jao Lyons A Cos, Lovell A L. stmr Katie, cuddeu A £ Lindsey A VI, N I.ang. K Lovell A Sou, B H Levy A Bro, D B Lester, Llppman Bros, Launey A G.A Letter, s K Lewln, J McGrath A Cos, L A McCarthy, Mohr Bros, McDonell A Cos. Moehlenbrook A D, Marshall House, Meinhurd Bros A go, D P Myerson, Morning News. C MeGoroav Mc- Gillis A M, A J Sillier A Cos, A F Miller A Cos, Mutual Co-op Aes’n, H Myere A Bros, 9 Mit chell, PFi Masters, Lee Roy Myers A Cos, F Mover, J G Nelson A Cos, Neidlinger A R. F Nowmais, Ooean .8 9 Cos Police. Pnuner Bros, order 11 Miller, Order Merchants Nat Bank, Order L Iron A Coal Cos, Peacock, II A Cos, N Paulsen A Go, Geo W Parrish, K Platnbek, P Posted. Poor Clare 91stere, A Quint A Bro W G Raoul, Ross A S. Rieser A 8, W F Reid. J J Rellley, H Bolouiou A Son, .Solomons A Cos, C D Rogers. K A9Chwarz, C E Stolls, Straus* Bros, VV D Nlnikms, JSSilya, P B Springer, Smith Bros A Cos, H Suiter, J 11 cehrocucr, W scheihing, H LSehreinor. Jno Sullivan, Rev E C 9uiniiuy, Screven House, 11 Sanders, J C Thompson, P Tulierdv.G W Tiedeman,Slater. M A Cos, Singer Mfg Cos, Teenie A Cos, Ulmer A Cos, Weed A C, A MAC tv West, W ylly A C. D A Weldncr, !> Weisbetn, P II Ward. W IJ Tel Cos, Southern Ex Cos, Ga A Fla I 8 B Cos, 8, F A W J.y, Oanho. Maverick National Bank, BOSTON, MASS. CAPITAL *400,000 SURPLUS 600,000 Accounts of Banks, Bankers and Corpora tions Holiclteu. Our facilities for OOLLKCTIONS arc ex cellent ami wc re-discount for Bunks wliou balances warrant it. Bos on is u Reserve City, aud balances with u irom Banks (not located in other Reserve Cltiea) count as a reserve. We draw our own Exchange on London and the Continent, and make Cable traegfers and place money by telegraph throughout the United Staten and Canada. Government Bonds bought and sold, and Exchanges in Washington made for Banks : withont extra charge. We hMve a market for prime Brst clans In vestment See, u ri lie*, and Invite proposals from States, counties aud cities when issuing bonds. We do a general Bank mg business aim m viie correspondence. ASA I*. P<iTTER, President. JOB. V. WORK. I i-i.o r. NOW—THK Tins ro SPBCULiTE* ACTIVE fluctuations in the Market offer opport uni lies to speculators to make money in Grain, Stooas, Bunds and Fstro ieu.u. Prompt pertonni a teotom given to orders received by w rit or mad < orres liitudenre suit lUtd. lull lufennation alsuit llie markets In our hook, widoh will be for warded free on application, H D. KYI.E. Banker and Broker, : Broad and .11 New mret-ls. NOW York | ity KISSIMMEE CITY BANK, Kissuuuioe City, Orange Couuty, Fla. UAPITAI- . *.', 000 1 ravRANBACT a regular banking business. 1 Give parlleuiai atUmtiou to riuriite essl lections. Correi-|>odsena aultoitod. laeueEx* nhaage on New > ork, New Otirse*. havau i nab aodla. ssou vine, Fin Resldrat Agin la fur < milts A t>. aud Mel sills, Kvalis A 1 S , ol I-on don, Kngiaiiil. -vew \ ork erraepuadaal; i Tbr##aoard Navteeai Maak QtooDa, (Ftc. DANIEL HOCAN. SPRING AND SUMMER NOVELTIES in Every DEPARTMENT. PARASOLS! Couching and 9un Umbrollas In the newest aud largest variety. DKK99 FABRICS in Si k. Wool and Cotton. The finest assortment we have ever shown. We will also offer the following speeial bargains: "5 pieces STRIPED and CHECKED HU JWLJ>I KJbt SIJL.K^ At Me, J7c, 39t jc, 42Uc, 45c, 9Bc, 6c, 90c and 6c. " .ese fignres do not cover coet of importation. 500 yards Colored Uroeudstl 9allns at 0c to 65c. A full Una of Ooloref Gros (.rain Silks at 85c to tl 50. Colored Durah Silks, In all the new 9prmg shades, nt 65c per yard. Domett's Celebrated Alack Silks at all prices Gum 75c to t 2 50 per yard. LADIES’ MUSLIN UNDERWEAR. At sc, Ladies' High-NeekOorsov covers, nice cambric and embroidered. At 95c. .1 iplles' Chemise, ovtra heavy cotton band* and sleeves,chain stitched. At *BO, Ladles' Chemise, pointed yoke of three rows of inserting botween four clusters of tucks, r mbrolcoired bands and slpeves. At 500, Lathes' Gowns, Mother Hubbard yoke of four clusters, of wide tucks and trimmed with esuHadc rnll'.e. Al9sa, Ladies’ Gowns, Mother Hubbard style, solid yoke of Hamburg embroidery between tucks, edged Hooves and nock At 980, Ladles’ Skirt*, with extra doap ruffle of llainburgembroldery and ten tucks above; this skirt would be slump at 51 26. BOYS’ CLOTHING! Complete lines of Scbool and Dross Suite, ranging in prices from 81 75 to 810 a suit. CANTON MATTING! CANTON MATTING! 100 pieces now Canton Matting, just opened, at the following prices, viz.: 20c, 25c, 30c, B*o 40c, 45c and 50e per yard. Colored Embroideries on White Grounds with Embroidered Colors. Hamburg Edgings and Financings at 2c to $3 per Yard. Special Bargains in Dress Goods. One lot 40-inch All Wool Plaid Albatross at 50c, actual value 60c. One lot Striped Albatross, We, actual value 60c. 20 pieces Plain, Striped and Plaid Persian Carapes in Ilia leading Spring colors, (32 and 39 Inches wide), and in everv sense of the words novelty. Those goods are actually worth 60c yard. I will offer them during this week at 80c a yard. IJbGI B lOGrAN. The Leading First-Class Retail Dry Coods House, Corner Whitaker aud Congress Streets. XT IS A' WF.LL ESTABLISHED FACT that we carry the best stock of first-class, raligbia goods to be found in this city. We are constantly being complimented on the Superiority aud Elegance of our Spring and Summer Display of Novelties in Silks, ID-bcs. Dress Goods, Parasols. Laces, Embroideries, Hosiery aud Gloves. To all intending purchasers we say, you will do yourself a positive injustice if you buy without Aral oxammiug our stock and launparing prices. EASTER OFFERINGS. 300 EuMlcred Rohes In While. Cream. Ecrue, Tan, Gray and Blue, put up la boxes, full dres* lengths, *1 78, 91 !8< aud #, This is an extra big bargain. All Wool ComlMion Robes In the latest styles and choice shades, at |4 50, 86 50, f! 80 ,88 50. These are put np In boxes expressly for this sale and cannot be dupli cated this season. Ssßcial Bariaius in Rich Robes Of Light Weight Imported Fabrics, especially suitable lor tbn climate, at 81 9 50, sls, IIS, 820, 122, |26. We Shall f'ommence on Monday a Grand Special Sale of Laces A Embroideries, Fine White Golds. All tho Novelties, aome eutlrely new Ideas. Satin Plaid Nainsook sc, <%<:, Bc. Yard-Wide Printed Bat Ute 19c. Yard-Wide Printed Sateens 16c. New Calicoes aud Shirting Cambrics sc. New Printed Lawns sc. Check aud Plaid Ginghams sc. Crinkle Seersucker Bc. Just Received!, Another Invoice ot Parasols, Sunshades nad Milk Umbrellas, the Choicest Stock in the city. ECKSTEIN & CO., Congress and Whitaker Streets. JlittmottßM. Clt. SILVERWARE! Having just returned from New Y'orh, whore I aelected the latest design! and styles. 1 ca* now exhibit the Largest and Handsomest Stock of Solid Silverware, Diamond* and Fine Jewelry ever opened up in this city. In addition, our stock bus been replenished In every department with articles suitable fom Wedding 1 rveenH, Honve Furnishing and oilier purposes. Also, a dazzling display of Dta*i monds, Waiches, Chains, Charms, ( locks, Jewelry, and, in fact, everything that you woultj expect to Srnl in the Leading Jewelry HoiGe of the city. Tile High Standard of our Goods la we’ll known, and a moderate and reasonable profit is all that we exnect or ask—therefore, uig Fancy Prides. Any article in onr Extensive and Varied Husik will compare with any similar articles to he fou nil in any respectable Jnwelry House say where—not exowpluig the largos* cities ot the country. Wc invite a call and inspection. Send for our Illustrated Catalogue. 157 BROUGHTON STREET. M . STERN BERG. IDIAMONUS.Iss fan* fur Sale. Sanford, Orange County, Florida. No Healthier or Better Laid Out Town in Florida C COMPARATIVE TEMPERATURES South and North Florida; Lowest Readings at Sau- J ford (V. - 1 . Signal Office report*) in late freezes Jami. 4; y lid and 4th, 1897, 85 degrees. At Jacksonville, same date. 21 and 29 degrees, respectively. The distributing point for South F.orlda, head of steamer navigation oa the St. John’s, terminus of si x railroads and more coming. 1 orty train* daily. Good water ( Holly system). Lighted By vs,. V. S. Signal Office, Churches, School,, ilutels, Bank,, Lodges, opera House, Ice Factory, etc. Gpoe opening, for new business cutcrprite . 9 mo of the most profitable Orange Groves of the State iu immediate neighborhood for sale on easy terms, lots in Hanford and suburbs. 10,050 acres on Sanford grant for Winter Homes, Orange Grove* anti Vegetable Farms. Near suburb, 'Twin Lakes,” six minutes by nil from San ford, with !6u Villa site*. Also loh.ooo acres sole,ted lands iu Southern counties, (20,000 acre* in l'olk county). Apply to the office of Florida Land and Colonization Cos., SANF ORD.JO UTH FLORI PA. £aM)O aitD iSlitrairo. LATHS AND SHINGLES VERY CHEAP. No. 1 Cypress Laths, - - $1 50 per 1,000 No. 2 Cypress Shingles. - #2 00 per 1,000 VALE ROYAL STORE HOUSE, Broughton and West Broad Sts, SPECIAL OFFER. Black Lyons Groe Grain Silks, Cashmere ' Flnwh, Lustre, ut 81, 81 35, 81 50, These are i not regular goods but au extraordinary bar- 1 gain. 50 pieces Colored Surah Silk and Fancy Stripe Satins in every shade, including light evening tints, a grand offer at 60c a yard. Black ana Colored Satin Rhadames, an un heard of bargain at 85c a yard. We will in clude in this lot about zo pieces Colored Groa Gram Silks. Hosiery and Gloyes. Entire new line of Jerseys 500 to 810. Blaok and Colored Silk Gloves 25c up. Black and Colored Lace Mitts 85c up. New Stylos Nock Buffllng 10c a vard up. Infanta’ Mieses’ftfid Nurses' Lace Caps 26c up. 7