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Ascending Bank President Cap

IBy Telegraph % mo DIsptNh-I
ATLANTA, GA, July 20.-Advlces from
Trenton, Ont, confirm the rumor OF the
capture OF G. G. Nelson, the absconding
president OF the North Side Savings Bank.
Cashier Haas, Of the Capital City Bank, the
one which loses most by Nelson's fight, has
reached Trenton aud wires that the outlook
Is favorable. II is not thought that Nelson
can be extradited. as he has covered his
tracks too well, but the losers hope 10 effect
some sort OF a compromise.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-21
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. July 90. 1881
oyPERis0A

OFFGkiNoA
wHRAT.-50Oo bushela
CGRS.-l.SOl ous0elA
UArs.-l 0Ss bushels
MEAL,-l62 bushels.
SAILS EgPo.rso ~ sscsyrisy
WuEAr.-White, 40 bushels prime a. 00c.; 81
bushels very good NJ PC. 35s bushels good ~
"a. "a busheis common a. 20. Longbsrry. 1873
bushels very good al s5c. 1856 bushels fair ~ S0c
Mixed, $50 bushels fair az 7-c. shortbsrry. go
bushels very good NJ Sc: 6s2 bushels good a..
s2c.: Is bushels fair az Soc; 20 bushels TAR al
7Sc. Total sales OF wheat 2,20i bushels.
CoKs.-Whits, loo bushels fau on private
terms ,.-
MgAL.-6g bushels country unbolted on private
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-21
Democratic Nominee for Congress.

McMISAvuLE. TENN. July so.-Creed Y.
Bates. Of thsttanoose, was nominated for
Congress to-day BY the Democrats OF fhe
Third district, after SAT ballots had been
taken.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-21
Rusiness Failure..

(By telegraph 20 inc DIspalchI
NEW YORK, july 20.--The business fail
ures occurring throughout the country du-
ring last week number for the United States
2il; for Canada. IA. Total. 22s, against 24O
iass week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-21
wEsrFRN UNION DENIAL,

NEW YORK. July 20.-The Western Uuion
telegraph officials say there Is 10 foundation
for the report published IN the Carson City
(Ney.) Appeal TO the effect that Jaw Gould
mad purchased the john Macksy cable for
81 .0O0. 600.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-21
The WsArH.s IN RICHMOND YEsrxsDAr was
cloudy and disagreeablo.
Mean tsmperaturs-.........
virginia CIaret.

IL you want a delightful summer drink.
we can recommend our YIrrinis Clsret IL
Il pure, and warranted 10 please. We also
have imported. JULIAN BINYoRD,
1902 Nam street.
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tsFArrfEn nEPORr

fBy telegraph to the DispatchI
-, WlsanGTos. d. C., July s0-Por vir1
! 'ginta, local rains. followed Saturday
RAIN moon by fair, warmer weather aud va
| w lriabls winds.
- FOR North Carolina, fair. preceded By
rain on tho coast. stationary tempere-
ture. fol- wed Saturday night by warmer wss-
ther and variable winds.
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MaeIsay's Dental.
TBy telegraph to the Dispatch.

IBy Telegraph 70 the Dispa'ch,l
VIRGINIA CuY, NEv., July 20.-John W.
MaoKsy makes an emphatic denial that be
has sold his cable property TO Jay Gould.
MaelSay says there Is no shadow OF founda'
ton for The story.
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BOOTS, SHOES. TRUNKS Ae
SHOES AND TRUNKS.


BIG REDUCTION on EvEkY smoK.
TRUNK, and sATcHEL in our hoase New y
the time 10 get FiSE SHOES. sLiPfkhS
TRUNKS, and sATcHELs at what you usually
pay for eastern goods Please rsmembor has
this means oar whole stock. no odds and sna<
No goods ordered for thirty day. eoe.. 'sa. "
ana Al. 90 reduction on Ladies' shoex From y 70
IS reduction on Genusmsn's Shoes.
SPENCE, TYRE 4 CO..
The Shoe ana Trunk-liouses
tvnfw SIS east Broad street.
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COTTON K&Poac.

We quote: Fine. 80 5Oasa7i; superfne. e.. 75a
S3a5: extra, fl5Osf37j: family, tiatoO; patent
family. country, ff75sfA2j.
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Old newspapers for sale at this Office
price Is cents per hundred.
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RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

FRIDAY. July ~ lsnA
sALEs-FtRsT BoARD.-2OO Virginia New SIS
at oisf, 1000 do. q, Gi'l, 1000 do. at df; 100
virginia order coupon bonds with January 1853
coupons on at a..
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LOSS OF LIFE BY TIE FLOOD.

PITTSBUKG. July 20.-The ChrOnicle-Icle-
0rqgh's special from Wheeling at noon saws
The loss OF lie from the Glnd!a,t night is at
Ieas, TWENTY-FIVE. About fifteen bodies have
been found 80 far. The money loss is about
$3.50. 600. The greatest loss OF life was along
Wheeling creek aud at TiadelphiL The
seatch this morning resulted in the discov-
cry OF a number OF bodies near the latter
place. Most Of them were found among the
drift which collected at Elm Grove. The
body OF William CASTOR, aged sixty years,
prominent and wealthy person, was fouad
near Elm Grove. Ills wife's remains were
found two mites below Elm Grove hanging
on a barbot-wire fence.
WHEELING, W. Va, July 20.--Later and
authentic details from Triadelpbia show
that the destruction was more appalling
there than anyw heTe else. Fifteen families
are homeless and saved nothing but what
they had on. Half this village OF six hun
dred inhabitant. was swept away, but all
but those before-named escaped 80 The hills.
The storm extended riXteen miles east OF
West Alexandria, Pa. and the scene all
along the way Is one OF desOlaiion and horror.
Where the Triadelphia schoo-hOuse, a large
building Of six rooms, stood the creek isnow
a raging food, and not 4 ycstIge OF even the
foundation remains. The whole south bali
of the town has disappeared as clear IS II il
never existed. The Wheeling relief COM
mittee, which recently raised funds for the
ROwelesburg sufferers, expended The balance
for provisions and sent them 10 Iriadel-
phia.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. Pitts
burgh division, is practically DESTROYED for
fifteen miles. The Western Union Telegraph
Company lost forty miles OF wire and most vi
its poles.
Reports are coming In from all parts OF
Ohio county this morning indicating that
the storm was more destructive 10 lie and
property 10 the country than in this city. II
cannot be stated ut this hour how MANY lives
have been lost. The loss In this city Is
known to be ten, with number reported
plissing. Caldwell's Run. which passes
through the Eighth ward OF this city. was
the scene OF the greatest havoc. Three
houses we're swept away aud all the inmates
drowned. They were Mrs. Barbara STEM
eel and son, Herman Stencil, Alice and
Annie wingert, OF Williamsburg. ONO.
n,eces OF Mrs. Sie&el, John Homsn aud
Mrs. Thomas Hawky and four children.
Her husband was IN the yard and was
swept 100 yards down the stream, but
managed 10 reach the bank IN safety. Only
two bodies have been recovered, Alice
Wingart and Mrs. Stencil. Mrs. Johnson. a
widow. aged sixty, residing at Clinton, this
county, died frsm fright
FATALITIES OF THE GREAT wAsiiour.
PrTrsBuaoH. july 20.-A later dispatch
from Wheeling says tweuty-three persons
are known 10 be drowned. Among the
plumber was the sheriff Of Marshall county.
The cemeteries were washed out and the cof-
fiss with bodies floaied down the river.
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FIFTIETm CONGRESS.
wAsuSGroN. July 90. 1888.

Senate.
The House bin making the 30th OF May
Internationally q holiday IN the District OF
Columbia was passed.
The naval appropriation bill was reported
and placed on the calendar.
Mr.. Cullom offered resolution, which was
agreed 10. inaructing the POst-Ollice Com.
mlttee 10 inquire into the cXpediency OF al.
lowing the article known a. postal tablet on
private postal cards weight not TO exceed
one bali ouncel TO pass through the mails at
the postage rate OF cent.
The Senate at 1880 proceeded with eX-
ecuhye businlss.
After the doors were opened Mr.. Sherman
gave notice that be would ask the Senate 10
resume the consideration OF the fisheries
treaty tomorrow.
Mr.. Chandler thereupon offered the fol.
lowing resolution, which WAS laid over
Rcsolrcd, That the power 10 make treaties
and TO appoinkal high public officers OF The
Unre! State sFbeing vested in the PreSident
aud the Senate Jointly, the President has no
right under bis implied power Of making
TTelimieary negotiations OF treaties IN ap-
point without the concurrence OF the senate
private citizens as plenipOientlaries 20 make
aud sign such tftaties IN behalf OF the United
States. and the recent appointment by The
President with the consent OF the Senate, OF
james Il. Angel and William l.. Putnam as
special p!enipOlentiarieS TO make and sign
toe proposed Gshery treaty with Great
Britain, dated February 10. 1888, was UNI
warranted by the Constitution.
Mr.. Dolph called up the bill to prohibit the
coming Of Chinese laborers into The United
Siates.
The bill was discussed bv Messrs. Dolph,
Mitchell. and Morgan until sos O'Clock,
WHEN without reaching vote the Senate adj
iouTned until tomorrow.
House OF Representatives.
Mr.. Blanchard submitted the conference
report on the river and harbor bill.
Mr.. Weaver, OF Iowa, demanded the yeas
and uass on agreeing 10 the report, but the
demand was refused.
Mr.. Weaver moved TO reconsider the vote
by which tue House had refused to order the
yeas and nays, but this motion was tabled
by a vote of-yess. ia; Days, a. The re-
port was then agreed to-154 20 "A.
Bills coming over from last nights session
were passed for the retirement Of Generals
William +. (Bsldy) Smith aud A. j. Smith
with the rank Of colonel and general, and OF
W. W. Ayerill with the rank Of captain.
TIE House then went into Committee OF
The Whole on the private calendar. The en-
tire a.teruoon was spent in the consideration
OF the bill for the relief OF Samuel Noble,
claim for reimbursement for the loss OF SOP
bales OF cotton. The motion 10 strike out
the enscting clause resulted q, uays2O;
but Mr.. Oates, OF Alabama, made point OF
no quorum and the committee rose, and the
House Al 4:30 O'Clock took q recess until
O'Clock, the evening session 10 be Tor the
consideration Of private pension bills.
The House q. It's evening session passed
tuonty.four private pension bills and At i0:3o
adjourned.
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Terrific thunderstorm.
my telegraph to tho Dispatch

ST. GAINESVILLE, ONO, July 2O.-Thls
place and vicinity was visited last evening nv
a most terrific thunderstorm, with violent
rainfall, that ecIpsed the average waterspout.
Grain fields were lal1 waste, the shocked was
swept away. aud the growing corn is not To
be seen Bellaire and 1T. CiaIrsville and the
northern railroads are almost entirely washed
out. An incoming train on the Baltimore
aad Ohio was slrndcd at Echo. and the
tr,Inmen and passengers, ss best they could,
escaped with their lives. Several narrow es~
capes are reported, and 1t u feared that a
number OF lives have been lost. As yet 1t Il
Impossible 10 estimate the los@, bat THIS
place and vicinity are damaged not less than
800, 900.
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Ipformer Bewles at GxSesburg.
m. ..t.o-a,,n A.. fta ptsf,afzh

CHICAGO July ga dispatch from Gales
burg, Ill, says; Iniormer Bowles played
several parts IN this city. lie registered here
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-21

fBy telegraph 10 tho Dispatch-i
NgwBuRGH, N. y, July 20.-E. p. Roe,
the author, died early this morning.
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L1yERrooL COTTON MARKET.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.


July 90-Market quiet but and little or no
business doing 10 day NJ tho commission houses
or factories Prime ha3tc.: fancy. bt,c.; COM
mon, IL aeAc. shenOd. gka2%c.; spanish. zss
exc. factory hand picked. sAa5c.
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nAxIxE IsIsLLIaEscE:
poKr OF RICHMOND. July 10. 1853
ARRIVED.

Moon ssts. ........ s:is Evening ........... rs
pUKr OF RICHMOND. July TO- 1853
ARRIVED
Steamship wyanoke, Boaz, New York: mer-
ehsndise asd passengers. u. w. Allen q "a,
agents, and sailed on return.
schooner Henry Parker. Ackeene, rev fofks
phosphate. i. w. Traysrs Co.
Schooner y. L. Wslston, Mars, keneoec Ice y.
c. Smith. - 49,.
ice, Richmond leo Company.
SAILED.
steamer Ariel, Dsyo. Norfolk, United states
mail. merchandise, and passengers. l. .. Iat1nis
agent .,. ~.
having blocks, Richmond Granite Company;
vessel, Curus 4 Parker.
FORT OF NgwPoRr NEWS. JcLr 70. 1883.
Lby telegraph
AKRIyHD.
Steamship wuotAn. Sss York. to load mer-
tug Ocean King. with bsrges Hudson and
Marie, New YORK, 10 load coal.
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Market quiet.
oU0rArIoSS
MmDLINg. To-.
Low MIDDLIsG. e'se.
GOOD ORDINARY. sssc-
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Western fairly active and easier; No. winter
red, on spot S46AS4I4c. Corn-Southern scarce
and wanted; white 60D62c, yellow 5SD59c.
CINCINNATI, June N.--Fiour steady. Wheat
steady; No. red S5c. Corn-No mixed 500
Sic. Oats-No. mixed 34I4Ql 3islc Provisions
Pork at s14 25. Lard firm at IS 10. Bulk
meats quiet and unchanged; short ribs 7ssc
Bacon quiet and unchanged. Whisky at 81 L.
Hogs fairly active.
ST. LOUIS, June N-Flour steady and quiet
SS@S3}4c Corn strong early, but closed ls0
sc below yesterday; No. cash 4Si41 45lSc, July
delivery 45l5 G45Ac Oats firmer; No. cash 80
@SSI4c, July delivery 26s4127c. Whisky 81 IA.
Provisions quiet, with only job and order trade
DONE
New ORLEANS, June a7.-Cofee dull and
nominally unchanged; Rio carGoes, common
to prime 12S4@D15$4c. Cotton seed products
dull and nominally unchanged. Sugars duh and
nominally unchanged Louisiana open kettle,
low grades nominal strictly prime 5l@05Ssc;
Louisiana centrifugals, choice white 6Sc.
choice yellow clarified csc. prime yellow
clarified 1-l6c. Molassos dull and nominally
unchanged; Louisiana open kettle, high grades
nominal; fair TO good fair 10000; Louisiana
centrifugals, prime to prime good lsc, fair to
good fair 16017c.
NAVAL STORES
NEW YoRK, June 81, noon.--Spirits turpen-
tine steady at Soc. Rosin steady at 81 1901 10.
500 p. m.-Rosin quoted at 81 1901 is for
strained to good. Turpentine dull at Soc
CHARLESTON, June N.-Turpentine quiet at
32}+c. Rosin steady; good strained S5c.
WILMINGTON, June 27-Spirts turpentne
steady at 32l1c. Rosin quiet; strained soc,
good strained S5c. Tar firm at 81 40 Crude
turpentine firm; hard 81 90. yellow dip 81 80, vir
gin 81 90.
New York. June 27.-Rlce dull.
New ORLEANS, June 27.-Rice dull and noml-
nally unchanged.
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Jones, S Guckenheimer & Son, II Levy & Bro,
savannah Steam Bakery, McDonough & Co, ] D
Weed, Enrich 4 Bro, E Lowell 4 Son, MY
henderson, Decker & F, Lee Roy Myers & Go,
W Iiedeman, NJ Ferst & Co. Standard oil Co,
W Hawkins, Byck a S, Slater. NJ & Co, OR r,
4 Aveilhe, Eckman & V, d A Altick's Sons, p
scih,a ina J w lyman, Harms & J, Frank q Co,
9 w T1edeman, Smith Bros 6 Co, Baldwin & Co.
= Stults, Peacock, II * Co, J p Williams 4 Co,
OLJones, Ellis. Y & Co, NJ S Longhead, Chas
Eastman.
Per Central Railroad, June 27-Fordg Agt,
HERON q. Jno Flannery 4 Co, Baldwin & Co,
Warren & A, Ellis, Y h Co, ] Williams 4 Co,
Chesnutt a ON, S Wood & Bro. Eckman & V,
NJ Henderson, J d Weed & Co, Frank 4 Co, II
Fraub, Mohr Bros, Epstein 4 Bro, Lloyd & A,
g Eckstein \ Co, A J Miller \ Co. NJ Ferst & Co,
Byck & 5, G " Tiedeman, Smith Bros \ CO. A
Crawford, Lindsay & NJ, Slater, NJ & Co, Arte-
sian Ice 4 5 Co: A II Champion, L Putzel, F
Waller. Standard Oil Co, w Simkins \ Co, t j
Davis X Co, A Minis & Sons, Bond, II & Il, j Nj
Mercer, Stillwell, p & NJ Kavanaugh & b, Salas
4 Co, S Guckenheimer & son. Epstein 4 W, l.
kinsey, Hammond, IL 6 Co, G Haas. G Meyer,
hanley II Myers 4 Bros, q DAVIS & Son, ID A
Johns Savannah Brick Co, l. Jones, Quinan &
s, Peacock, H Il Co.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
FINANCIAL.

FINANCIAL
NEW YoRx June q. noon.-Stocks dull but
steady Money easy at 141H per cent. Elk
change--long. 81 $780, 81; short, 81 $40
4 $50 State bonds neglected. Government
bonds dull but steady.
Erie ........ "a Richmd & W. PIT.
Chicago & North. .105sk Terminal ....... 22N
Lake Shore. S95S Western Union. 1885
Norf. & W. pref. 46A
500 D. m.-Excbange dull but steady at 81 871f
al S9S Money easy at ~ per cent. Sub Trea-
sury balances-Coin, 2143, Ia, 900; currency,
S17,960, 0O0 Government bonds dull but steady;
four per cents 1873; four and half per cents
1914. State bonds entirely neglected
To-days stock market presented the usual
lack of feature shown of late, and the total
amount of business done was but $4,000 shares.
Tho only distinctive features of the day were
the renewal Of the advance In Pullman and the
movement in Green Bay, which advanced about
one point upon the completion of arrangements
for building the line from Winans to Omaha
under the direction Of parties interested in
Iackawanna, by which the latter will have a
through line from New York to Omaha. The
latter stock, however, failed TO respond to the
news in any manner. There was little move
ment in prices during the day, and the close
was dull but firm. with final prices almost in
variably small fractions higher as compared
with last evenings figures. Pullman, however,
rose Ia per cent The following were the
closing quotations.
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ARRIVED AT QUARANTINE YESTERDAY.
Bark Victoria Q3r), Davis, Rio Janeiro, in bal
last-M S Cosulich & Co
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PASSENGERS.

Per steamship Nacoochee for New York
A Spear, Mr. Van der Haya, d T McCay, f
Childs. Miss A w Clifford, Master A Harbridge,
Master j Harbridge, Campbell, Miss Nellie
d Harbridge, Miss Julia Harbridge, Mr. Vigran.
c S Boone. Miss T. p Murdoch, Mrs w Keener
and children. II Lenger and wife Miss Julia
ODowd, Miss Josephine, g Bushey and wife. J
Twoomey, J j Bresnan, l. G Tarhett and wife.
+ Bingham, Miss b Bingham, G j Parker and
wife. Mrs X G Salas. G j Hust. B Cranshaw. p
II Cord and wife, Miss NJ A Churchill, Miss Julia
5 Spear, w X Browning and wife, G w HALEY.
II r. Germany, Miss II Platshek u Mcrharin
and wife. Mr. Brown and wife, Miss II Myer. 4 NJ
Taylor Miss II Wade Miss 4 l. Jolls 7 Feely.
J w Mowatt. A Churchill, Mr. McCann, Mrs
Jacon and daughter, Mr Gadber and wife, Geo
Apher, and Storage.
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COUNTRY PRODUCE,

PoULTRY-Market cas- young chickens
scarce and wanted; old fowls plentiful and dull.
EGGs-Market easy, with a full supply and
light demand.
PEANUTs-Fair stock; demand moderate.
Prices firm and advancing in Virginia.
SUGAR-Georgia and Florida nominal; none In
market.
HoNEY--No demand nominal.
SWEET PoTAToEs-In good demand; receipts
En.l.A
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CLEARED YESTERDAY.

G Anderson.
Bark Elisif CNor), Hansen, London-A r Salas
& Co.
Schr Annie Bliss ODonnell. Baltimore-Dale,
Dixon & Co.
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ARRIVED ATTYBEE YESTERDAY.

Bark Julius Port), Vieira, Oporto, in ballast
Butler & Stevens.
Bark Candeur (Nor), Nielsen, Genoa, in ballast
Master.
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Fernandina, June N-Arrived, stmr State of
Texas, Williams. New York.
Cleared, schrs Allie r Henderson, Henderson,
New York; c II Haskell, Silsby, Baltimore.
New York, June 25-Arrived. steam schr Louis
Bucki, Mount, Jacksonville; schrs II Havens,
Curtis, Savannah; Susie Oliver Snare, Darien;
Eleanor Mott, Georgetown, s G; Warren Pot
ter Andrews, do.
Cleared, schr John Halliday, Moore, Fernan-
dina.
Sauna RUS, Hangell, Pensacola.
Brunswick, June 16-Arrived, bark John
Vought (Sw), supposed from Para; schr Otello,
supposed from Boston.
Cleared, bark John Wilhelm Ger, Netzke,
Grangemouth.
18t6-Sailed, schr Turban Br) Smith. Porto
Rico.
l9th-Cleared, schr Alice Archer, Fletcher,
Aspinwall.
21st-Sailed, bark Bessie Markham (Br1, Faux
ner, Buenos Ayres
Bull River, S c, June 25-Sailed, stmr In1exi-
bic (Br), United Kingdom.
Bangor, Ne. June 25-Arrived, Schr Leonard
Burnham, Watts, Savannah.
Cleared, bark Jos Baker, Eaton Fernandina.
Belfast, Ne, June 23-Sailed. schr st John,
Gilmore Jacksonville; Helen White, -, to
load for Philadelphia.
Charleston, June 25-Arrived, schr Nellie w
Hewlett, Buckalew, Port Royal, S G.
Darien, Ga, June 25-Ceared. schrs Helen NJ
Martin Fountain, New York; Robert A Snow,
Blackington, Rockland.
Jacksonville, June 2S-sailed, schr Caroline
Hail. Lolli New York.
Key West, June 20-Arrived, tug George w
Pride Jr. Philadelphia; 22d, stmr Nueces, Boil
ger, Galveston land proceeded for New York;;
22d, schr D Robinson, Hogan. Fernandina.
Sailed ed, tug George w Jride Jr with bark
Maury (Nor), Philadelphia lin tow.
Norfolk June 23-Arrived, stmr Rescue, Viii
liams. Key West via Wilmington, n G..
Pensacola, June % Arrived, stmr Amy Dora
(Br), Thompson Aspinwall; bark Rocco Utah,
Gattozzo. Montevideo; Temple Bar (Br), Raum,
Bahia Eidern (Sw), BORN, Kingston, ia.
Cleared, bark Prince (Br), Mckay. Liverpool;
schr Fannie l. Child, Hart, Providence
Port Royal, c. June 25-Arrived, stmr State
of Texas, Williams, New York land proceeded
for Fernandina).
Sailed, bark Clara Maria (Sw), Gronberg
United Kingdom land anchored below.
Philadelphia, June 25-Arrived schrs John
Davis, Green, Jacksonville; A P Novel; Con
well, Georgetown, s G.
New York June 27-Arrived steamship State
Of Pennsylvania, Glasgow; England, Liverpool
Arrived out, Ems, New York for Bremen
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MEMORANDA.

Steamship Nacoochee, New York.
Brig Helen NJ Rowley, Santiago.
Schr Annie Bliss, Baltimore.
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Mill timber 81 below these figures.
FREIGHTS.

LuMBER-By sail-Our loading berths are
fairly supplied, and the offerings to arrive
are equal to the requirements of trade;
rates are without change. Freight
limits are So O0@6 so from this and the near
Georgia ports to the Chesapeake ports, Phila
delphia, New York. Sound ports and eastward
Timber, 5Oc@S1 90 higher than lumber rates.
To the West Indies and Windward, nominal; to
South America, $13 OO@14 90; to Spanish and
Mediterranean ports, 81 00012 90; to United
f3 15s. Steam-To New York, S. 90; TO Phila-
delphia, So 90; to Boston, 81 90.
NAVAL SToREs-Strong. Foreign-Cork, etc.,
for orders, IS, and, or As 3D.; Adriatic, rosn 3s;
Genoa, rosin, IS 10I6d. Coastwise-Steam-To
Boston, 45c on rosin, 30c on spirits; to New
York, rosin 3Oc, spirits, soc; to Philadelphia,
rosin, Soc spirits SOC; to Baltimore. rosin Doc,
SniritS 10c CnaStYYiSe nniet
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-06-28

bALrIxoRE June 2.--F1our quiet and easy;
Howard street and Western superfne 81 SjGD
28J. extra 50 1903 S. family 81 10mf 60, city
mills superflne 90 5OM2f5. extra 80 O003 IS; Rio
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Per Charleston aud Savannah Railway, June
2s-Fordg once, Peacock. II a. Co, g A Keller.
J 2 williams u Co, ii Myers q Bros, Mutual Gas
Co, Nende a b, Lee Roy Myers x 90, u Colun-
los, O W Tiodeman, Jno Reieman, d Daley, 9 A
Drayton. NJ 6 Longhead.
Per Savannah Florida and Western Railway,
June 25--Trander Office, Grady Del & Co, Il
Nc Aulns. dale. % * Co, Friegson " co. "