A market lady will never go to a warehouse for food, only a granary. The warehouseman will take food to the nearest granary that's accepting it. So long as your warehouse isn't too far away from the granary, and the granary is accepting fruit, the warehouseman will take it there & the market lady will possibly collect it (if she's having a good day & hasn't anything better to do at the time). Don't set the granary to getting fruit as that instructs the granary worker to get fruit from another granary, not the warehouse. If your granary is too far from the warehouse, put another granary in between accepting fruit & the faraway one to getting fruit & it should get there eventually.

Good luck.

Glad to see we have been some help!

Yes, King Crimson, the natives are restless. Check your overlay map for 'natives'. That is their territory and it takes a mission station or two to teach them some manners.

And they will trade with you once they are pacified. Pay the going rate for goods, too.

They blew up some of my buildings before I figured out how to live with them. I dont think your troops will attack them, in fact they may be protected by one of the societies that spring up like weeds here on the forum.....

Well well well another game junkie
Now a couple of tips:
Do not build a bridge to the native area until you have your missions up and running.
Build in a road in the native area to connect the hut sitting up against the cliffs. Give him a mission post.
When the overlays show no more orange the natives are your friends.

You still should not build the bridge cause there are wolves that will eat your people. They are in the native area and up in the good farmland. Got to do something about the wolves first.

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Also remember that the infamous market lady will look for wheat first, so she might wander off to you granary, find it emtpy wander off etc...

As for the missionaires, I still wonder how they get their stuff across the water, as they don't seem to need a bridge! or worker access (eventhought right-click will say they've no workers, they still go out and convert the heathen masses

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