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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-08
49,, spvrJ,,AroRs IN YOUNGSTOWN.

rosnstown. Penn, June @pecia''-ihe'e hs'
Nan good deal Of talk here tonight about an Al,
isse6 scheme of spectators to buy Up isna AZ low
- trom those who are in distress and thus 10 sc'
49, ~ .aa-s On the land market hore when the 10
s,Y,d,ng begins. 1t is stated tina. the agents OF
$3.50. have been In town to-day trying to IN
A.s. ,ssse who are in need OF money 10 part WIN
land on which their homes formerly s'o'o' ony
smsl terms have been offered 'no", -, :. ,-,,.
rr.ss,re has been brought TO bear upon moss En'
-. ~ low sprits aud almost resdy TO leave n"o
~. MA, v.s exposed 1t Is said, by Ca'hone pres
10 wsom mas who ssd lost all bis tamy sna n 49,
hem ruined BIZ the ssod came for advice when ap
proaehea by one Of tho agents The pres.
,ssh sb,y,,y discrimination whether such hearues'
scheme has been tried or not the people In tho tow
have been warned By those whose advice Is hEsg !,
d followed and II viii not DO posslble TOT In.'' ~
e<fTy out q pian scarcely less Infamous Tran 9h'
Vhsdh was tried hero fow days ago; the temP, ~,
Of girls xho hsd lost their families and were IN a"si
=
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Reimbursement nnnoY,s rrrLE no orrICE

Albany. y Y. juno lsEcc!hD-A"o'n'y-'Hn,r ~
r.bor listened 10 an arSUmcn, to-day o. IN" apric =
ton Of D. Towher Smith for writ oil quo warrant
IN test the ii,e Of office Of Conmis'i2ncr "f"S VI
tho Department OF Public Works OF New loEN in
Judge Nelson E. Waterbury ana ava i -, ana
,rgumrn,, in favor Of the granting Of the WIT ana
~ Bourke Cochran and Peter Mitchell. Of Tammany
nan. smoke in opposition. Mr. Waterbury arsuea
L.t rho consolidation act did not limit the term oil
the Commissioner Of Public Works to four years Is
had been argued. Mr.. Cochran arsued ma ISSSp
sbonh b. sustained and that any reopenins OIL .nd
case upon tho authority OF Tho huoinsS 'trneS The
lie mis- hIayout The httorn y Genntal lh'orthea NV
i 70 tSat he would reserve his decision.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-08
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES IN THE FIELD.

Albany, n. Y, June (speclaD.-senstor cantor
Of New.York, who heTe to-day, said sh
going 10 be nominated for secretary 81 STATE py 'ne
Democratic State Conventon this fsl. an con
adent OF It from tho assurances which have "ec"
to me-
Ex.Attorncy General G'Brten, Of watertown VINO
was here yesterday, announces that he Is cannoa'e
for the Democratic nomination for Judge OF Ioo
Court Of Appeals, in placs Of George K. Danior'h' e
pullcan, whose term expires In December neAe
Acknowledgement Tabor and Controller "empie arc
candidates for denomination STATE treasurer f'".
y.rad declines a denomination. HIS deputy, n LIStt
bsn,orh has become n candidate for ihe nomination.
John r. Riley, OF Plattsbut" Is aso Saa 70 90 ,n =
- Iid,tr state Engnecr BOgart II sad, dors no.
d..I,e denomination. II will thus be seen mar us
rcrocratlc STATE tclust Is gradually shaping ltscH'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-08
WHERE TIE covrMAUGH DAM WAS WEAK,

From The Engineering and Building Record.
Mr. Brinckorhon (ot our editorial STAN tclegraphs
from JOhnsOwn: ,r, -, ~,
THE dam appears 10 have been we'll hunt OF good
erayely clay about eighty feet high by 500 foot long
on ton twenty feet wide OF top about JUO iect WHO
~ bottom both slopes well HprHppcd. Failure ap-
rears 10 have been due to overflow, caused by ~,
drnuacy Of spillway and aggravated by tho iact mat
,ha dam was two or three feet lower AT centre man
~ ends causing overflow 20 take place at weakest
nolnt About 200 feet Of the centre OF The dam is
pWns lis destruction took about half an hour rom
limo serious overflow began
STbouVh the dam failed from the erosion OF us iace
.rd moi from tho pressure OF the water, some one "a,
81 satI responsibility for not having made sure lha
a. ~ SsnIIiyay was OF ample dimensions for any pos
sibs hood, and that the crest Of an ssrtheh o oam
hhIdina such largo quantity Of water, above popu
@ vssIIey was not entirely free from any danger OF
byerfoy,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-08
,ppo,yrrp ny THE PRESIDENT.

Washington. June The President this afternoon
.npotnted James H. Stone, Of Michigan, tn DO Col
cctor OF Internal Revenue for the First District OF
Michigan. Mr. Stone Is Editor Of Tho Detroit IT'D
une.s He was a member Of tho state Legislature for
four or more terms lie held the CoIleStorshiP !"
,pbirh he WINS to-day appointed when President 'lsNe
land came into power and WAS removed sooh At'or'
ward. -,-,., q, ..t., tIcrdI.y 81
Alabama, 60 be Receiver Of Public Moneys Al h"h'S-
Vllp. Ala.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-08
,1nnr GryEROrs THAy SHE KNEW.

From The Lewiston Journal
MEL orI IN Lewiston foil IN love with the sweet
d,,aonnnrn OF the silver Threads Among the God,'
ne wound out by the handorgan, the other DAY ana
s srindsr' @What have youh asked her mother care
icssIy as the little one approached the window villa
hut n Is an awfIliy pretty one Her mother herd
out her hand 20 look At and vas surprised TO sec
the barrekorgan viHuosos would have bGtn wealthy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-08
4 GALLANT RAILWAY CONDUCTOR.

Tho crowd assembled at the union depo, was n ansa
anrsed YESTERDAY morning AZ 4 ltuo scene chaesou
as a train was leaving tho platform, -, . -.
a. ,st as the locomotive had orls S0d Chnroh.st, y
.Sy came running across the platform wildly gcstlcn
iatinc and waving her handkerchief. - =,
Tho conductor pulled tho beleon IN a spirit s ",
,aiian,ry tho train slowed UP, and StalwArt msh
Emped from cosrh ard cssped the lady In his srn.
4 mutual kiss followed. Tho train gave sgsIS.I
md the lady watched til the last coach dsapps
M the proadst. tunnel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-08
rossEs IN THE JuNIATA VALLEY.

Esntnedon, via Bedford, Penn. juno tspeciall-
ne imndcnse destruction 90 property IN the Jnnista
yAiJey By the Goods can be pretty correctly est
mated. This ecunty's loss, in tho destruction OF
$50 eweliiags. 100 barns, thinytwo bridges, crops,
1srning property ard manufacturing establishments
VIII reach over milton dollars. Lewis,own the
nonpss seal Of Miaiin County Ia tbs 5.cnt largest
snffsfer. The Rock I'M Iron and Coal ooinpany's
plsat 1t orbsonia, has suffered ,nss q $4,000.
Not = single hoaseYor barn along the river for SIX
miles xest OF Lewisinwu remains standing From the
rDosth o. the yunaia River to Tyrone distanSe Of
oro and half miles not bridge crossing the rive,
4 left standing sweet brown, the sxiensivc
cpeftt0zs Dudley, loose s12 0 In tho dssirusiion
q the:f uina AZ Riddlesburs. s3S.ooo 10 property
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-08
w1LLrAMspoRr Still. IN NEED.

winiamsport, Penn, June 7.-oners OF assistance
continue to come in. The supply Of clothing here
Is exhausted Supplies, however. on tho way.
There is a pressing demand for such contributions
The cash contributions from outside places TO date
amount 10 1895. Contributions, provisions, etc.
have como from all ctions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-08

G. X. murray Oh
Charlottesville, Va,
was almost literally
covered with bollh
and carbun les.
These al! disap-
peared as the result
Of using only three
bottles OF Ayers
Sarsaparilla. This
DroyeS that the true
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-08
,rer VETO ALL ITEMS OR NONE.

Albany, ~ \, June SpcclaD. Attorney eHeral
Tabor ha, given an opinion TO Governor iiIll to tho
effect that the latter cannot veto any items IN mo
CarItol Appropriation bill, but mast veto the bill
"a a whole ~ he IS inclined 10 adopt that course
Tho Governor desired 10 approve the appropriation
~ $50 900 to improve the sanitary condition OF tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-08

ITO CURE Eczema. Pimples, and
L Eruptiye Diseases OF all kinds Is
to purify tho blood with Ayers sarsa-
pariIla. Until the blood is cleapsed'
there can be no permanent relief from
these troubles.
-Four years ago was severely atiict-
ed with salt-rheum, the itching being SO
incessant as 10 seriously interfere Win
sleep. Painful scroiulous sores APP
peared on my neck and the upper part
OF nv arms, and from there the hunor
went TO my eyes. My appetite oelnS
poo., my health rapidly failed. 4 Dega,,
10 take Ayers Sarsaparilla, ana before
| had finished ten bottles Iegalneu Iiy
arnetite. improved greatly In Strength
srd was permanently cured OF ths SALT
rhsrm and scrofula. consider thst
-, snent for this medicine was well
t,-sstsdi The Sarsaparilla has indeed
dana me inealculable good MT
Caroline A. Garland. Deerheld, N H.
FORMERLY Of Lowell, Mass.l.
"My little niece was afflicted. with a
.Avere cutaneous disease, which broke
Ont ne intervals and resisted treatment.
A. last, we tried Ayers Sarsaparilla'
This acted like magic. She Is now
entirely cured and has been IN per1ect
health for several months. - Margaret
Peyston, Clarendon, Ark.
"For A long time ! was afflicted with
snlt-rheuin, and cou Id find nothing 70
yelisye me. A friend recommended
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-08

Fifty ssvsathst tho great wheels having been erushsl
under the weight.
In few days, however these. and those SILL at ths
docks will Be at the building They are sxsytwo feet
In length and weigh $4,000 pounds each. TAs
process Of raising them position will be interesting
one
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-08

the Legislature pa,sod In 1887 approved by the la~ef
board. Tho Dock Commissioners have 80 lar ia''ea
obtain the Board OF Estimates consent ana mayor 'u"
said yesterday that su opposed 30 tho increase
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-08
PRESIDENTIAL PosTMIsrEps.

Washington, juno THE President to-day appointed
the following posmsstcT:
Jasper A. Gaunit. at Marion, Ind, vice Daniel
ovcrman, csiened; Walter B. Godfrey at New Al
banls, Ind, vice John y. Mitchell, removed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-08

Osf To. day the New and Thrilling Novel,
80 pages, 10 Oents al NewsdralsrH
"THE HRfRo ACH OF ANNEsLEY.H
= BY Maxwell GTty.
Price elsewhere Zoe.
Given away as q supplement u
ONCE A wfkk.
Out te'dayj all new sdeAlsEsi loo. . o5py.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-08
was sostroyed The Powelton Furnaces loss Is
S35, 900. -, .,eao,.nt
Here war prices prevail, and the lack Of sS''0"
relief has left the sufferers in ptiaoie PIb""
THE DRIFT IN THE CHESAPEAKE

SALVAGE OF LOGS AN IMPORTANT INDUSTRY
HEAVY LOSERS
baltimore Juno CSpecisll.-Navisanon On
Cbss.n.ake Raw "a still seriously impeded oy INC
floating Lnes portions Of frame houses secuon' v
hrideas and Other drift washed down by inc ""ouN
in the susquehanns Potomac Rappahanhooh ~"4 80
tributary streams Several steamers and many s%i
Ing vessels have been damaged by the imheHSc ~
strdkinr thcm Three :ourths OF the 2oo'uVo'oO" i
OF timber which broke from the boom AZ "llhsnSP''"
Penn IA floating about the Chesapeake or Hhis 'u
It's shores The logs are marked on he'T enus 40"
are recorded In the office of the Cnrk OF INC .i''
Court for Lyoomlng County, Penn. and unooF tho
oharre in their present wandering state OF the srSS
Tor Commttee of the West Branch Lumber EXCHANGE
OF Wilhamsport. This committee Is now on uuE
going along the shores paying salvage and arranging
for securing this property. Many OF tho poor hSaer
men and Others In HayTe dc Graco ana otheT Po'h %
near the mouth Of the susduehsnna have been making
from $40 to e2o day since the MOOD cstchhe ios''
Heretofore In freshets the logs that drfted down "eo
sold to Maryland parties, but tho magnitude OF TINS
drift Is such that probably tho owners themselves
Will manufacture the timber. In that case SeVera'
mills VIII have 10 be erected in and about Bslumom
10 s2 600 600 AZ the rate OF e3 cents for eaoh IoS
tho savsSe VIII aggregate 100000 The ioeS ean AZ
not long remain where they are now as mo SAT-
worm plays havoc with them ana they WIZ rave 70 70
e bosvio,f losers by the willlAmsport hood Henry
James the lumber dcakT. OF Baltimore. ~ Is esu-
mated that Is 600 900 feet of his lumber hoaed nwt
Ms loss now appFo1imateS f2oo.OOo. }: itenFJ
A0 MANY drowned bodies have been seen floating in
the lowor bay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-08

DOCK COMMISSIONERS WANT MORE SALARY.
Tho Dock Commissioners have prepared letter u the
Board Of Esms asking for the Increase Of their sasrios
from $4,000 s5 900 as authorized by an act Of
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Nss&s 49,
SSSSxsSe~SM@
40
Nosss
SNS.SSMGe

The Chief Reason for tho great suece" OF Hoods
ssraTarla Is found in the fact that Merit Wins HOODS
sprsapara Il best blood purheF and actually accom-
pllshes all that IL clsmcd for H. Prepared By @. l.
Hood 4 CO., ApohssArisA Lowell Mass Sold BY druggist
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-08
The True Way To Reach Boils

A Nd csybunclrs. take Ayers sarsapa-
rilia. No other medicine produces su'n
Immediate and salutary results.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-08

Piedmont Air Linr,-Loug bridge At Washington having
been repaired thA line complete withaut Interruption
NoW.iork 70 Atlanta and Now. oFlSaa6
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-08

GOVERNOR BEAVER on THE WORK OF RELIEF.
Harrisburg. June 7.-Referrng this evening to the
reports OF disagreement between the National Commit
tee at Pitsburg IN charge OF the direction Of affairs
at Johnstown and Governor Beaver the Governor
said: There is not the slightest foundation for such
a rumor The committee is composed Of some Of
the in Pennsylvania Of such business energy
and integrity that wherever they known their &C
lions would not be for moment questioned. Tn"
committee at Johnstown Is also organized very eff
ciently, and is doing its work well as II can posi-
bly, be done Inasmuch there arc several indopend
ent committees in the State. Il Is doomed advisable
in order TO unity and harmony Of work. 10 have
a conference Of all interested in tho Mayors Office at
Philadelphia tomorrow. where II IS hoped some plan
Will be devised. by which q central COMMITTEES may be
organized, 10 which will be referred tho distribution
Of the funds SO far the work Of relieving suffering
and providing for the relief and In clearing away the
great mass OF debris which has collected In various
localities Is concerned II cannot be entrusted 10 better
hands than those in which II has been placed
1T Is entirely safe 10 say that here 10 need Of all
the funds contributed and likely 10 be contributed for
the relief Of the sufferers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-08

way to reach these troubles Is through
tbe blood. at is now over six years"
writes Mr.. Murray, "sinCe l took Ayers
Sarsaparilla, and have not had .
plmple, nor boil, nor sign OF one In all
that time"
Last May a large carbuncle broke
out on my arm. The usual remedies
had no effect and I was confined TO my
he'd for eight weeks. A friend induced
me TO try Ayers SarSaparilla. Less
than three bottles healed the sore.
Another effect of this medicine wai
the strengthening OF my sight" - Mrs
Carrie Adams, Holly Springs, Texas
"I had a number OF carbuncles on my
neck and back, with swellings In my
armpits, and was tormented win pam
almost beyond endurance. All means
of relief 10 which resorted failed until
began TO take Ayers sar-
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-03-29
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
FINANCIAL

New YORK, March 2S. noon.-Stocks quiet but
steady. Money easy at ~ per cent. Exchange
long 81 S5az14 S.; short, 81 SS346l4 80. Gov
eminent bonds neglected. State bonds dull but
firm
Erie ......... 27M Richm'd Il w. Pt
Chicago & North 103I6 Terminal. ...... 253s
Norf. & w. pref 50A
500 p. m-Excnange dull but firm and un
changed. Money easy at 2I6Nr4 per cent. closing
ole ed at per cent Sub-Treasury balances
Gold. 1852, 646, 900; currency, S7,l53.OO0. Gov
ernment bonds dull but firm; four per cents
1.9]s four and half per cent coupons l0S.
State bonds dull but steady.
The stock market was in the aggregate more
active to- day, but this was due to heavy trading
in Reading the rest OF the list being dull and
featureless outside of a few leaders, which have
of late monopolized business aud the interest of
speculation. Everything appeared brighter this
morning. Lonlon coming higher, with reported
increased confidence in Americans on the other
side, aud a reduction OF tue rate Of interest out
side of the Bank Of England. fortughtly settle
ments both In London and Paris having passed
off without q single failure. Foreigners also
were buyers to a limited extent In this arket,
while commission houses were better supplied
with orders and there was more disposition
among smaller bears TO cover up their shorts.
Several specialties made marked advances. The
market was very narrow, however, and the Feb
ruary statement OF Reading was made the club
whereby TO hammer the price or that stock
down, although the extreme decline was only
shade over / per cent, to effect which there
we're sold over III 900 shares Of stock. This
result was not so satisfactory, and later atten-
was found more vulnerable. and broEe ~ per
cent from It's best price OF the forenoon.
Efforts were made 10 get other Shnres down,
but no success attended them except IN Union
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-03-29

New York, March 28-Arived. steamships
The Queen, Liverpo /; Wieand, Hamburg.
Arrived out, steamships TIA y, New York for
Liverpool; Aller, New York for Bremen.
New York, March 26-Arrived schr Wacca-
NAV, Squres Geor etown. c.
feared, ship Western Chief GER, Roehling
Savannah; sc irs Nellie F Sawyer, Arey, Fer
nandina; GLOW r. lngersoll, ia ksouviIla.
Buenos Ayres. Feb 20-Sailed bark Arturo
(Nor), Hansen. Pensac )la.
Gibraltar, March 25-Passed steamship Ian
cas- er tBr) Bouchette. Savannah for Barcelona.
Hontie n. Marc1 20-Arrive1, bark Angelina
Utah, Vassalo. Pensacola.
Lizard, March 25-Passe ship Minnie Swift
(Br) Lisweu Darien for Rot erdam
Barbados, March CARVED, Ozark Mary, Fer
nandina, ~ days passage.
Montevideo, Feb S-Sailed, banks Antonietta
G QtaD, Barbara, Pensacola; 18th, Jonaune
(Nor do.
Baltimore. March 26-Arrived, brig Clara
Pickens, Eddy, Savannah.
24th-At anchor in the mouth Of Craighill
channel, schr Annie Bliss, for Savannah
Pensacola, Ma Oh 26-Arrived, banks Blanche
(Br), Reel, Barbados; Alata IA P QtaD, Pill
leromo Cape Town; Impi Rus). Beystrom,
Barcelona.
Clea ed, barks Olga Rus). Troberg, LeIth;
Nor (Nor). Stenert. Buenos Ayres; Mary
Baker (BrJ, Scoville do; Vanads (RusD, Roos-
Rren, West Hartlepool.
New ort News, Va, March 26-Arrived, strs
FL Ihinst ne (Br), Marshall. Coosaw, G, sailed
for Copenhage y; Effective (Brl, Crosby Bosto 4;
Yedmandale (Br). Shearer returned for repairs
see Miscellany.
Jacksonville, March 96-Arrived, schr Mabel
Darling (Br), Ran er, Nassau.
Cleared. schrs Flora Condon, French, New
York; Louis Bucki, Mount do
Darien, Marc1 16-Cleared, schr Minnie A
Bonsall. Lodge, Noank, Conn mot New York;
2d-Arri cd. schrs Thos L James. Pearce,
Savannah; Tena Cotton. Cfanmer, Whining
ton. N c.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Capt Catharine Of the steamship City o. Au-
glsta, which arrived at this port YESTERDAY, re-
ports: In lat 80 90 ~ Ion ~ IL W, spoke stea ner
Hudson, fro New York for New Orleans, with
loss OF rudder and RI der posi-, steering with a
drag astern, assisted also BY uer sails, heading
for Charleston; wanted no assistance.
Norfolk, March 25-Steamer Elective (Br),
Crosby. from Boston for Beaufort, C. in bal.
last, arrived in Hampton Roads this morning
with steamer Yedmandae (Br), from New Or
leans for Rouen, in tow. The vessel has heavy
list. Her damages are said to be slight and
necessary repairs will be made at Newport Ne s.
Liverpool, March 14-Up to 18th 4824 bales
cotton lad been landed from steamer Benbruc {
(BrJ, ashore at rexel; vessel has been pumped
out fore and aft and canted round stern to the
sea.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-03-29
NOTICE 10 MARINERS

Baltimore March 25-Steamer Frostburg.
fro Boston. reports the second class buoy
formerly marking Winter Quarter, and re-
ported missing, Is miles SW by Of Winter
Quarter Li2htship.
March 26-The lighthouse authorities on Sat
urday last placed a first-class nun bu ~ of Cape
Charles, Va, to mark the position Of the liz &
ship. which driftsd from her anchorage a fe "
days ago and was towed into Portsmouth
where she is now undergoing repairs. Gaze
Charles Light bears w by n from the buoy
which is a little outside of the former position
Of the lightship, in . fathoms water This Is
done preliminary to placing the ship on her
station.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-03-29

Pacific, which was unfavorably affected by the
decision of the directors not to pay dividend,
and in Burlington, portion of which was after
ward recovered, however Among the inactive
shares consolidation again helped Big Four and
e., C., c, and /. each rising about points,
although the improveme { could not be held in
the face of the general weakness Memphis
and Charleston was higher on the recent de-
cision IN favor of the minority stockholders and
some others, such as Chicago and Alton, Denver,
Texas and Fort Worth, San Francisco preferred
and Manhattan sold materially higher. The
at but slight changes for the day. Almost
everything is fractionally lower this evening,
though Big Four is up per cent; but Atchison
Is down ~ per cent, Reading and Union Pacific
ia per cent Total sales we 29J, 900 shares.
THE Following. tk.. ..I1S,r,.- atin,,s:
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res ranged as follows:
Opening. Highest.

CINCINNATI, March 2S.-Flour heavy Wheat
dull; No. red, 9i99Sc. Corn tirmer; No. ,
mixed 3544S515c. Oats easier; No. mixed
&c. Provisions quiet but firm at Sl3.
Lard easier at 81. Bulk meats steady and I'M
changed Bacon steady and unchanged. Wnis Y
quiet. Hogs in good demand; common and
light 81 0014 50.
New ORLEANS. March 2s.-Sugar strong and
higher; open kettle, prime to strictly prime
5-l6c, fully fair 3-16@64c, good fair 61sc
fair &c, ommon to good common 5365}sc;
centrfugals, choice white 11-l6c, choice vel
low clarified 7-l60713c, prime yellow clarified
z 05-169795 Other articles unchanged.
BALTIMORE, March 2S.-Flour weak and
nominal. Wheat-Southern dull and easier;
Futz 95cGeSl 06; Longberry 97c6S1 O6; No i
Southern 81: Western steady at a decline; No.
inter red, on spot and March delivery 1915
GSS34c Corn-Sout ern active and firm r.;
white 42Gl43c; yellow 4I6D4115c; Western steady
unchanged.
NAVAL. STORES.
LIVERPOOL. March %, noon.-Turpentine 37s;
common rosin As.
quiet and easy at 49I9c. Rosn steady at 81 10
al 1119.
500 p. m.-Rosin quiet but steady Turpen-
tine quiet and easy at 40 &C.
CHARLESTON, March 28-Turpeatine quiet at
4Sc asked. Rosn steady; good strained 81 02gS.
WILMINaToN. y C., March 2S-Spirits turpentne
nominal. Rosln firm; strained Soc; good
strained 9oc. Tar firm at 81 50. ,ru lie tnr-
pentine firm; hard Of so; yellow dip So rs,
VIRGIN 81 75
RICE.
New YORK, March 2s-Rice was quiet but
steady.
New ORLEANS, March 2S.-Rice quiet; ordi-
nary to prime 31505c.
PETROLEUM.
New YORK. March rs. The petroleum market
was dull and featureless and prices werA con-
fined within narrow limits. The opelng was
steady at 911sc, and after slight decline to
903sc. moved up to 9ls6c.