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Gitn Real Ccsia.c i0nnteo.

c USINEsS PROPERTY AMI house
IL wanted. rent, scA or exchange; d.
charge Or reg ,tcgiuc money 60 loan ana
8 Pc cent ADRIAN G. HEGLNAN, j 81
w NNItD. Plot about jONloC with old
~ buildings between Fulton. Pine.
Pearl and Greenwich ST.. S'Ll diagram with
price L. {. X. ELL. - Lit,1tr.
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pomestie Gitnations Uante6
Females.

NOOK, &c.-By competent woman AZ
" sist with washing can do ell good fam'
lily cooking; understands milk and butter
good reference; city or country. Please call
or 0th.aye bet. 9th and jSth sts.
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CooK and LAUNDRESS.- by sober.
T. industrious English girl; city or coun.
try; . years best city reference. Call az
$50 3i.aye LIST floor, front.
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for Sale.


4 IlVL.ILLT ron-top. dos. 4fcst A-
solvins boQH-cs-e, 4-lvt rt liiArf 10 ~.
stools. l. it, MASON. g. Wnlhm.,t
nCsKs AMI ONCE furniture soycipl Nery
- inc Cutler Smith and o'her c'l"-
Lsated make, q roN-top and hDfafg d"-t-
~ veIy low pnccs l. ctQ-o Them ont roll
fof ss2 DfEHT nGLL~TOF ACL%CY
i3l Ig!ton-st., corner Nassau Il.
DFsKs. Ion 'op. al wool,, ine.!uiing
Dhew antique oak lowest mJhuiAclH,'is
prices call before buying. tHLSsf s
crosby. LIZ fu4ton.s... near Na'sap.s-
~ so sud -2- roll fop G''@s you can
beat. al-o Smiths .ou top dr,h 'Ar best
n sde. l.. II. MASON, ~ WiiIiur IT,
ESKs-Scc our foot roll .'op d,.D - -
~ all improvements panr'irl ~" she,
back We deal Ia new good. pfir. aic 3s
loW ., second hand vol. ana hni,h rul-
sn,ced KINCMAN CAMrBiLL.
manufacturers, 21i CaLal-'t
NOR SALE.-GlanufatneI' F. cloca. pIeI
4 pia-,. sidcboard ara WaInu. "ltcns'pD
dining table; seen 10 70 J. SO W. 3-i.-t.
nor sALE.-FIe q Ncw.York dnaics ,
L 5000 number. $4,000; separately. -
discount l. the trade Addrcs- Box 2l74,
l. o., New-iork.
NOE sALE.-On ea-y terms. -ash. bllld-.
i door, and carpenter buslup$s planning.
,nwinq. Inouldiogs ani ,fiu.mings doing
a GOOD trade; Is rect fronwge, none But
nrInciual,. A11rc,s BUSINESS. l. 7Os IT.
ave.
ANI tubular boiler. 3 wool spUtt"rs. roof
" tin ana bricks. 4lG Eat 25ihst
- AYES. Second hand safes that have
- been exchanged Tor new. aiways sold
al low prices e15 upward. w. II. BUT
LER IS Duaue-si near broadway
TANKS 3Oxs u one iBN1s ono 1920
\ feet JOHN STUART. - ". eoth ~
c.o0 M ELEGANT carved oak D.
S'jU.UU clinlng chair with telr, Gotta
,lu.h cushions. cost 80; a.sn h1ndsoma
,nuch ucarly new guitar and four oil
nalut.nqs; very cheap. seen after / T.. N.
WHITE. o41 Wet Goth u.
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Rcai Csiatc.

EOE SALE cr 70 exchange for unim,,
L o.ei property: tenement neiSAcDrhpoi
t-ntorrnl. handsome has on 9i.-aNe.,
south OF oO.h-st.. Including corner just com.
p.e.ei; ioi further particulars address
J.. j. CALLAHAN. go East f2d-st.
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domestic 6itnations tDante0
Males,

ARDENER.- BY a married Scotchman.
W / child; thoroughly up In grapes.
roses. vegetables, &c; good references
willing and obliging. BROWN. 223 EaS
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Domeetie Situaiions tUnnic0
Males.

Males.
A TTfN DANT OF INVALID. Position o.
~ such wanted by competent and grnur-
manly male nurse qualified 10 travel win
raiitut Address CflAS. OLIVER, go
fast 57th-st; RUG 81 bell.
- RDTllEl. and sister. lately landed from
- Ireland. wish situation In gentle
man. family reference. EXCHANGED Al
dr,ss j. o'CoNNoK. 72J IOth-aVc.
u UTLER.-liy Il young man who thor
ID oughly understands the business city
or country; good IqfoIeDcr. Address
HUTLER Pierfcpont Flats. 2i7 West 10th
It,. Hohnson'- bell
n OOk.-By 4 man and wife. for hotel
Sor private family expert French pastry
and meat cooks; no objection 10 COUNTRY
Call or write. 100 Washlngton.st., Brock.
Iyn. JANSEN.
COOK.-By Englishman; dinner or order
- cook. h0tG, restaurant. board nc. house
or private family references. j. CAL.
VERT. 252 West 2sth'st
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miscellaneous.

" "
A LBEIiT G.. SPENCER, go Gth-aye..
"A near lSth-st. l. station umbrellas. par
asols and canes made to order, recovered
repaired and for sale. SIR, III and W.
l., UENIsIliNG FLATS and apartments
L our speciality. Address RU DDELL,
3lS lludson-st. Accounts opened If desired
with responsible parties.
a EKNAN LADY wishes free board In
<f god American family. city. to teach
German, French. piano, and make herself
useful In The household. Address a. s.,
SO Mortpn-st.
NTITR ATE-S. Wanted Immediately prop
~ crty that will show paving results.
y o.. Box W2. New York
(x1E Boy FOR CASH al highest possible
w price, stores and stocks OF merchandise
Of all descriptions. groceries. shoe storra,
fancy and dry goods. crockriy. hardware,
furniture. clothing, icwelry stores. &c.
/. ALDERMAN & co. o Del1nccy-st.
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Per steamship Dessoug. from Philsdelphia-
K Aitmayer 4 Co, NJ Butler. Byck s. ),
Bioigett, u a Co. C \ Cox. = Champion,
Cornwell & c, Crohan 6 d. Capt W c Canlan.
Dunn, Dryfus Bros, NJ J Doyle J h Einstein,
Eekman q y. Epstein q Bro J H Fl Eutelman.
EranS Co, Vi Ferst & Co, Fretwell q n, L
Fried, NJ Gilbert & Co. Gorrie Ice Co, c f
Graham, Coolies, Hammond. II & Co J F
Hickey. A b Hull 6 Co, Hanley. II Hesse.
Hlrsch Bros. d Hogan. Haynes 4 Z, c Het-
terlch, L Jones, c KOlshorn K Bro. \ Lang.
ID Herman, Jno Lyons & Co, Lovells Sons,
Lindsay q NJ, II Levy & Bro. Lippman Bros,
Lowell & l, Lloyd a A, Lee Roy Myers & Co.
A Lefiier q Son. McGilis a L, Morning. News,
McDonough q b, Moelsnbrook & d. I a Mule
ger, J McGrath 4 Co, r u Mcdonnell Mohr Bros.
Menken q \, Neidlinger & r, y Paulsen q Co,
Palmer Bros, \ u Rhodes a Co. S + ~ W Ry,
I Brlen. J Pickett, J II Schroeder, II c D
Suffer, Savannah Steam Bakery. Smith & Il,
Savannah Brewing Co, r a Schwarz. } : silva,
Strauss Bros, Savannah Furniture Co. Strauss
Printing House, II Solomon Il ~On. tug MaId
SolomonS a Co, Tyree, 4 Co, p Tuberdy, J W
Union Enterprise Club, j y Weed q Co. ii Win
ter. ii Wilins1y Thos West & Co Southern Ex
GO, Ga q Fla Co. q H Malone Geneva.
Al) err.
Per steamship Tallahassee. from New York
a X Altmayer q Co, Appel & :. F Asendorf
byck a 5, BlOdgett VI 4 Co, VI Bono q Bro. l.
Blqesteln, 5 w Branch, NJ Boey & Son, Brush
+ l. Co Cohen,W S Cherry & Co, f NJ Connor,
Charlton, Cornwell e c. CRR & Bkg Co. ! II
DoScher' q Davis & Son, Decker Il f. NJ II Dur
gee * Co, J A Douglas, Eckman Il Y. Or w II
Elliott, G Eckstein 6 Co, \ Ehrlich 6 Bro, \ F
tiint, Epstein q Bro, Epstein & W, W II rs
III, EaSterln, VIM Estlli jr. NJ Ferst Co,
frank Co, Fleischmln & Co, FretweIl & n. c
Gao9I ) B Fernandez. II Furber, 5 Gazan,
GRADY, Del & Co, S Guckenhemer & Son, Jos
Gorham, Hauley, halhgau, L J Hartfelder,
krauss, Z j Kelly. : Krouskoff p II Herman
Lindsay A VI, Ludden & b, a Letter s. Son. J
Lynch, Lovell's Sons. D B Lester, y Lang
Jn9 Lyons & Co, B Il Levy & Bro, r L IHlien-
thai, Lippman Bros, b Lusky, A j Miller & Co.
Mel1hard Bros & Co, d Myerson. Mohr Bros
McDonough & Co. j McGrath & Co. J Nichol-
son Jr, Neldlinger & r, Moore 4 J. order notify
ID Hoag, Order notify J Lutz. \ Paulsen & Co,
Palmer Bros Pulaski House. c d Rogers. J J
Rel y, Rourke, j Ray. j S Silva. w Reid
Il Solomon Il Son, Solomons & Co, 7 + Screveu,
Screyen House, c z Suits a co, Sanberg q Co.
Jno Sullivan, Spring =, Smith Bros, steamer
katle. y & W Ry, Savannah Steam Bakery.
q w Tledemau & Bro. 2 Tuberdy j " lyman
Ieeple Co, Watson & p, J D Weed x Co, Il D
Walker, J p Williams & Co. Thos West & Co,
4 NJ y c W West.C X K & Bkg Co, FA Wheeler
Southern Elk Co, Ga * Fla S b Co.
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CONSIGNEES.

Per Charleston and Savannah Ry, July 90
transfer Office. Standard Oil Co, Lippman Bros
A Thomas G Haines, Geo Meyer. e Crav,.
ford, Commercial Guano Co, Knickerbocker Ice
Co, Savannah Guano Co. Byck & S, Baker IL s
H Myers & Bros, w B Nell & Co, NJ Y Henderson
Paulsen & Co.
Per Central Railroad, July 23-Forde ACT
Slllwell. M Sc Co, Stanley & 5, S Collins & 90
Gao Meyer, McDonough & Co, j r Cooper. T +
Johnson, T Steffins, Peacock. II & Co. r d
Walker & Co. w d Simkins & Co, Alexander
SoIs, H Myers & Bros, Tyree, H " COW f Rid
Slater, NJ & Co. II Foy E 3 Knight. S Griegs'
G. WTiedeman & Bro, l Epstein & Bro. W d;
Armstrong, d Weed & Co, Chesnutt s. ON.
Mendsl & D, W w Chisholm, Lippman Bros
Epstein & w, Smith Bros, Collat Bros, G Haas
w Miller, w B Nell & Co, Jackson, NJ & ca
II Ferst & Co, Clarke q II, Lindsay & N. M a
Sweeney. A H Champion. T Halligan
Per Savannah, Florida and Western Railway
July 23-Fordg Office. McDonough & Co, G IS
Ry Co, s, F & W Ry, Stanley g. S, Dale d a Co
Lee Roy Myers & Co, NJ Doyle, 0 Haines
A Letter s. Son, Epstein g. Bro, Frank 81 90.
H Myers { Bros. Grady, Del & Co. L Jones,
Z B Huntingdon & Co, Julia Muliigan, A Horne.
Decker & + NJ Y Henderson. Kavanaugh e III
Frierson &Co, NJ Ferst &, Co. Reppard & co
A P Brantey & Co, Q Suits & co, g NJ d
Riley, S Gueken heimer & Son, G r r & Bkg Go.
Ludden & B, Z I Roberts. w C Jackson Il Co
Peacock, H & Co. J P Williams & Co, ] Fl Hen.
messy, Baldwin & Co. H NJ Conner & Go. Ches-
INIT & ON w w Gordon a Co.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
FINANCIAL.


New York. July %, noon.-Stocks duu and
quiet. Money easy at 1908 per cent. Exchange
-lons 81 o604 $50; short, 81 S716C14 S73l
GoV5rnment bonds neglected. State bonds dull
= Following were the noon stock quotations:
Ere = 252s Richm'd & W. PIT.
Z icago North 1868 Terminal. 2fZ5
La kar ,s Shore 49, lllI WesTerl Union. 81 70
300 p m-EXchange duh but steady. Money
easy al 21s@g3 per cent Suo-treasury balances.
Gold, Sl94, $1,000; currency. $50, 1872 600 Govern
n nL'sn. uonus gun ana barely steady; four per
ISlts' l<o4; -FOUR and half per cents coupons
1Oo4. state bonds entirely neglected
Inc STOCK market to day during the first and
iast hours displayed more animation with a
more decided tone than 1t has done for weeks.
and under the influence of more favorable news
anu soou buying for both sides, material adj
HSinceS We're scored IN all portions of the list.
PoIel5Lers w re again buyers i'll this market
ana the amount OF their purchases is stated at
AZ ouC shares, while covering of shorts was on a
Ioeral scale Bears for the time being are
iHoIhs alIUte- ana the absence of the usual offer
d Is vi STOCK set some of the smaller traders
etHu oedrS TO covering their shorts, which had
Tue erect OF opening the market up ls6G36 per
cent, while IN the early dealings consi ierable
"a UI squirt was made, almost everything moving
up fractions further. Atcnis IN was the only
marked exception and it retired u per cent
g e. Gks Oh Cleveland, Cincinnati Chicago and
%. LOUIS leariy became a strong feature, and
f IN tbe speeiaaiy moved up over per cent
~ a IlSt, HOHoFCl uISSOIIl RACINE
= mon bcltc, Northern Pacific preferred, and
Cnesapfake and Ohio stocks re all remark
aoIy strong, and the latter later in the day be
ZANE lame the feature. The report was that Drexel
ilofgah q Co. had bought from Mr. Hunting
eol lVVOUO shares of stock, ami the inference
vas that it was for the Vanderbilts, who would
t tneh nave control Of another through line from
t me Atlantic seaboard to the west After the
il demand was satisfied, the market became
Insensely dull, aud prices as usual sagged off
Slowly and many stocks retired to the neighbor
. nood Of opening figures Buying began again
''i"arn the delivery hour and sharn inward
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RECEIPTS.

Per Charleston and Savannah Railway, July %
i tank oil. l case goods, l box drugs / lot
b h goods, 80 tons ice. car wood. 4 cars rock. ,
bales wool, bale hides 4 nests trunks bdls
paper pkgs tobacco, bbls spirits turpentine,
So bbs roSin.
Per Savannah, Florida and Western Ry, July
23-2 bales cotton, 425 bbls spirits turpentine. 9
cars wood, LILY bbls rosin, % cars lumber ca
wreckage, 25 sacks bran, 10 bdls shovels, bdls
picks organ, bbls whisky, 10 bales wool, 4
bales hides, pkgs wax 1 Dbl syrup crates
pears, l stove, box axle grease. IL pkgs mdse,
80 bbs vegea oles, 159 crates vegetables All bbls
pears, ,0Sl crates pears 2 cars melons
Per Central Railroad, July 23-8 bales wool
80 bales yarn, q bales domestics 3 bales hides
bills leather, bag feathers 100 boxes paper,
1877 pkgs tobacco, 81, 485 lbs bacon, 40 crates
fruit 159 bbls spirits turpentine $40 bbls rosin.
$50 bbl" lime. $50 bales hay, bbls whisky. Is
bbls beer 2i0 hf bbls beer, Is pkgs furniture, .
bbls -four. horses, II cars lumber, 1 car sashes
doors and blinds. II boxes wooden ware. ! lot
wagon material crates vegetables II pieces
machinery. ceases liquor, 80 pkgs mdse. II boxes
hardware, 10 empty bbis. 4 cars stona 700 bars
iron, l07 cases eggs, cars melons, s. tons pig
iron
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Per steamship VIM Crane for Baltimore
J Robinson, David W Meyer. c Parsons and
wife, G Rehrer L NJ Collins, Z H Lang. W p
HALFWAY, Miss F b McClensky. c G Pearce. q
b Ahllard, Miss Mamie Jeifres, A Dalsmer.
Maj Hall and wife Ingraham Hail, Miss SaIlle
Burke, } + Wilkes, J N Somerville
Per steamship Tallahassee. from New York
G Whitney, G Sulger, w MoOde. Mrs c VI
Host Mrs f A Clarke and son. 4 L Lillientbal
dolph. Julius Krauskoff, Col II D Faulkner
This StoVall, D Myerson, H Tiff. Mrs q
Douglass, @ Y Banks. J NJ LawtoD, j S Nor
ton. Robt Chapman, c II Banks, w Burdick.
2 Colored, and steerage
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SAILED YESTERDAY.
Steamship VIM Crane, Baltimore.
MEMORANDA,

MEMORANDA.
New York, July 23-Arrived steamer wyo-
ming, Liverpool
Low Point, G B, July 1s-Passed, steamship
Norands (Brl, Canton, Port Royal for Sydney
and United Kingdom
Boston, July 2l-Arrived, schr Rebecca f
Lambdin, DgEins. Apalachicola
Baltimore July 2l-Arrived brig Clara Pick
ems Eddy. Savannah; schr Fannie Brown, Shar-
rett Port Royal S c.
Brunswick, Ga, July 17-Saled, bark Espresso
QtaD, Schiafino, United Kingdom
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EXPORTS.

PEI steamship VIM Crane, for Baltimore
1,116 bales cotton, Is bbs rice, 2,79S bbls rosin
As bits spirits turpentine 40 tons pig iron, 80 900
feet lumber 80 bales domestics and yarns. II
rolls leather, 46 bdls hides, 10 bbls syrup, sos
pkg fruit, IL bales paper stock, 372 pkgs mdse
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Fruit and Veretable Market.

New YORK, July 23.-The market shows a
further Improvement on watermelons; fancy,
firm, SIS 90. LeConte pears, IS 0O04 90 per
barrel Peaches also firm. G. S PALMER
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COUNTRY PRODUCE.

FoULTRY-Market overStocked with very
fair.
EGGs- Market very weak, with good supply
and moderate demand
PEANUTS-Fair stock. demand moderate
prices firm.
SUGAR-Georgia and Florida nominal; none
in market.
HoNEY-No demand; nominal
SWEET PoTAToEs-Nominal: none in market
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ARRIVED AT QUARANTINE YESTERDAY
Bark Ellida Nor), Petersen, Buenos Ayres,
in ballast--A r Salas G. Co.
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Steamer Katie, Bevill, Augusta and way land
ings-J G Mediock, Agt,
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er 81 below these figures
FREIGHTS.


LUMBER-There is an active demand, but in
the absence of spot or Offering tom ,ge we can
quote no actual transactions. Rates are
nominal but may be stated as within
the range of S. 50@7 so from this to Bal
timore, Philadelphia, New York and Sound
ports with 25050c additional if loaded at near
by Georgia ports. Timber 50c@$1 90 higher
than lumber rates To the West Indies and
Windward, nominal; to Rosario. S24 90; to
Buenos Ayres or Monteyideo, $50 90; to Rio
Janeiro, Sl9 00@20 90; to Spanish and Mediter-
ranean ports, $50 00G16 90; to United Kingdom
for orders, nominal, at for timber. 95 los stand
ard; lumber, e5 IS. steam-To New York,
So 90; to Philadelphia, Sc CO.; to Boston, 81 90;
TO Baltimore, Sc 80
NAVAL SToREs-Very firm. Foreign-Cork,
etc, for orders July, August and
I'd spris Adpiatic ros ioS Is Sd Gen aaa 4 9s
South America, rosin, 81 % per barrel of $50
pounds oastwiSe- Steam-To Boston, 45c on
rosin, 90c on spirits; to New York, rosn SOC;
spirits, SOC; to Philadelphia, rosin, SOC; spirits
soc; 10 Baltimore, rosin, 3Oc; spirits, zoe. Coast
wise, quiet.
CoTToN-By steam--Tbe market is steady.
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CLEARED YESTERDAY.
DEPARTED YESTERDAY.

Steamship VIM Crane, Bilups. Baltimore-w
E Guerard, Agt.
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Steamship Tallahassee. Fisher, New York-C
G Anderson.
Steamship DeSsoug, ASkins, Philadelphia-C
G Anderson
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steam-The market is steady;

VEGErABLEs-By stea,n-By special contract:
To New York, Philadelphia Baltimore and Bos-
ton, standard crates, zoe stan lard barrels 40c
without contract: Standard crates 35c; stand
ard barrels 75c.
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vr Sr0Rrs-The market for spirits tur-
En- was very firm and advancing. The
| 5nrng the day we're ,121 casks. of which
F.SSEs Al &c for regulars and $50 casks of
sisrS AT S714c. At the Board Of Trade on
D~4nns cali the market was reported firm
N, for regulars. At the second call 1t
"a firm at S74c for regulars ROsin-The
rEet was rather unsettle !, but with a tirmer
Ispcy The lles during the day were about
bsrrek At the Board of Trade on the
cali the market was reported steady, with
I of Or barrels, at the following quotations:
n c. D and E S712c, f 9215c, & 9715c, H
FL. 1910. K 81 As, NJ 81 IS, n 81 50, win
eiass g O5, water white. S. IS. At the last
t closed steady, with further sales of 944
reS at fol- window glass 81 10. water white
EG.s Other grades were unchanged.
vLrLr srnREs snAnEMENr
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-ur MORNING NEWS,
orrICE OF i n .Iuly .. 4P. NJ
sATASS4As1 .., c,ntinues very dull and
7ay-Ins ma there was little or no IN
-, 7oalil S,si9sss doing was merely
d All TIE - during the day were only
al he So a. the midday call, al l
: on 'tn en-. ,s,s reported quiet. firm and
the na-Ss' s !" are the official spot
s1-el- - cotton Exchange;
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LioEetleht was made, which again reached all
portions or the list. and Burlington crossed mar
-, special movements were made in many
anu hocklng Valley. The market finally closed
VIII IaIrly active business and strong at best
PilSes- oaies 10000 shares. The entire list is
iS;er. cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago and St
LOUIS rose Is. Sugar IL. Hooking Valley 2IS
hocA Island l9s, Chesapeake and Ohio first
R[elerTed IL, Northern Pacific preferred 49,
Cl,on racine IA New England, Northern Pacific
auG heaolng rs per cent each, Chesapeake
ana ONO common, Burlington and Quincy,
Louisville and Nashville. Lake Shore Missouri
racine, and Wheeling and Lake Erie preferred
III per cent each, and others fractional amounts
me IOlIOMlng were the closing nnnfnfinns.
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ST. LOUIS, July Flour closed quiet and
unchanged. Wheat-No. red, cash 'ossc; Au-
gust delivery 549s 1886, september delivery
caSn, 33c; August delivery 1874 33c, september
delivery 3319c. Oats steadier; No :, cash &c
bid; options-Septemoer livery 2l1sc, May
delivery 2j14c Whisky at 81 " PROVISIONS
quiet and easy: Pork at 81 70. Lard at - IS.
Dry salt meats-BoXed shoulders - l2,e longs
anu clear ribs So 15lD5 95, short clear Sides % 30
90 10 BacOn-Boxed shoulders % b2l2, longs
and ribs g so, short clear sides 50 80 Hams
IL 25013 Is
CINCINNATI. July 23.-Flour steady. Wheat
quiet; No. = red, SOC. Corn stronger; No. =
mixed 3712c Oats firm; No mixed, 25c Pork
quiet at iii IS Lard easy at So 02,s Bulk
meats steady and unchanged; short ribs % 70
u ) 80. Bacon steady and unchanged. "msAy
quiet at 81 o.. Sugar in light demand. Hogs
firm; common ana light % I5G4 ~; packing
and butchers 81 30d450
NEW ORLEANS, July 23.-Coffee unchanged; Rio
cargoeS, common 10 prime l534GlS1sc. Sugar
closed unchanged
BALTIMORE, July 2S.-Flour dul and rather
easier. neat-SouUhern firm, tending higher
tultz, 7o0S7c; Longberry, eOGo8c; Western
firm; No. winter red, on spot o0%c; July
September delivery S54c, December delivery
o612c bid. Corn-Southern firm; white ~ y ole;
yellow 4404516c; Western firm.
LOUISVILLE, July 23.-Grain closed unchanged.
Wheat-No. , red, new 751597615c- Corn-No
mixed 371sc. Oats-No. ?, 25>.c. Provisions
unchanged,
NAVAL STORES.
LONDON. July 23-Turpentne Dos 3D.
LIvERP JoL. July 23.-Turpentine Bis.
New YORK July 23.-SpiriCs turpentine quiet
but firm at 39@39)5c. Rosin steady at 81 100
l 1915.
500 p. m.-Rosin steady and quiet: common
to good strained 81 1901 1919. Turpentlne firm
and quiet at 399391sc
CHARLESTON, July 23.-TurpsntiEe firm at
SIC. nosln steady; good strained at soc.
WILMISGcoS. July 23.-Spirits tnrpentine
FOO Do ,-N. H.. nod
strained 75c Tar firm at 81 IS. rude turpen-
tine nrln lard ST; yellow dip and virgin 81 30.
RICE.
New YORK, July 23.-Rice steady and quiet.
New ORLEANS, July 2&-Rice unchanged.
PETROLEUM.
NEW YORK, July 23-Petroeum was active
again to- day and transactions were beaver than
yesterday. The opening was firm at gS1Ec. and
on heavy buying the price for spot moved up to
9519c, and 9934c for August. The close was firm
al
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-07-24

= Tho market was very quiet, but steady
,A- -torgs1 The ales during the day were
ll.-ID7 A. the Board of Trade the market
SIRE 's,sd steady at the following QUOTA
i7P smaI lob lots are held at 1s@Ac
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-07-24

NEW YORK, July 23-Petroleum was active
again to- day and transactions were beaver than
yesterday. The opening was firm at $3.50, and
on heavy buying the price for spot moved up to
sage, and $3.50 for August. The close was firm
at J911c.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-07-24
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY

WEDNESDAY, July "a, t..
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-07-24

New YORK, July 23.-Rice steady and quiet
New ORLEANS, July 23.-Rice unchanged.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1889-09-11
Chat rman Abbott Bounced.

CHICAGO, Special: The extraordinary dead
lock over the craftsmanship OF the Western
States Passenger association came TO a eli
max to-day. When the general managers
of the various railroads belonging 10 the
organization assembled the choice of W 81.
Newman as temporary successor to Chair
man John N. Abbott was annulled by the
strenuous objections Of General Manager st
John, of the Rock Island Then the PROPOSE
ton was made that Mr.. Abbott should con-
tinue as temporary chairman until such time
as his successor could be elected. Had this
been doneit would have given MT. Abbott an
opportunity to resign and turn over his office
in regular manner to whomsoever might
be chosen to fill the place. But it was not
done. There seemed to be determination
on the part of some of the members to
humliate the ex-chairmun to the last
possible degree, and tho proposition was
doggedly voted down. twas argued that
by the resolution just adopted Mr.. Abbott
had ceased to have any connection whatever
with the Western States Passenger associa-
tion and that the business before the meet
ing was the election of chairman. The
balloting, which had already lasted over q