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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-06

NoyemO closing 2, 4ts do P 5Ysf5 Sy
siis csSsy pes o dns to an business
Ssss s grades ruled ,,. 70 Sn The demand.
sa 600 Sssh:. fu sur 1o4 900 bushels a
Sd9g No S5e DO Whit $ No %h hS 5c
White ssc Missed wesern 26isde9ei White DO no. Sep
iember 9Giaa2ec closing at eClc do oetobeI 2S''T
IS closing s az so SS losng At S9.sc No While
august. ooi.Sae closing at Soe do sept mi White
So FEED-ouoted 10 n, O5c7Oe co y 0'e s'oet
So a1sB $685. n store HSqa Wheat 5s
1910 s22 bushels oal, sls97o bushes rye s I06i3
bushels total 2l25sl bushels stock OF 30 20 sSs
bushels last week and SSi $40 bushels his week hs
year aaoat August 80 h Wheat S2Oo
NewYop Produce Exchange statement Of visible supply
Visible supply in the United States and Canada
Wheat. Corn Oats. rye D'''''
Total in
aGoa, 70 ,9e7 GOSSIP S71o.754 79oSo' "o1''S'
I b,c,sae o'S'ooo 1ei7o9 $4,000 $3.50 s,4o6
Visible supply in the United States and Canada
Avn. ., % w Sl 81 $50 so s s 2p 7g 9ys
~ 81 80 i2I3is30 7.153 060 25-7e3 - oV - oo
Ms % 534 2s3q.9 sds11S5 so5 ii 1858
HAY AND srRAwThere Is ye,y STEADY >IIna aiHhT
for hay and choice grades nave fair demand IL
ynq lover q@odsraie extent Hay-Ne large SOC
small s5c No 56 IqS5 Nina i ood7oc shipping
Soc siI;AW-LOng Rye. G5a75c; short Rye z04''''
i from c brewing demand a3v the s,e %i
very JUL lyh' .Hil a. Cannon
I55iic. do iSS7 Ga9c do 1ss5 3a6c; Pocihc CoaSS%
Choice 1855 lJG10c Medium, l5a11ci DO CoiInD' ~
i9c;. do 1887 case; Eastern and Wisconsin he" A'~
Mf-TAiS-TIN-F and quiet Spot, l9ssoc 1p Sto
her Ia zoe -. COPPEf;-Quiet but steady La,
Hufusi H. zoe; O.. NJ. B. Augqst. s7oc . oo
MoIitssi;S-very dull 80 quoted nominal zoe :
Neorlesn9 % s45e tiGr re eng TyipprNTrN - There
was quiet market to-day, hut the general ieeine o
Of stcsliress. Quoted 40scil I:oSi -, ~
rbt demand Strained 81 021a5l 05 Good DO 81 ~ "a
81 10 T. 81 17iaas1 20: r. - 20; g. 81 81 20 H. ~ "
~ so X 81 9Oi NJ Ooi Me- u WV = ~ "''
orIs-Had light inquiry today. but prices were
mcr yellow. acc do white 49, Cgeoanu' Goa eySSo d.
Eestc sec foreign - a35c L9seed. 5aT. city g poo.
Western 5sa39c; Lard prime oSci Ia3iew' eiGEsGc
qht pred es s,s sr winter int crude
s55@e-c. natural winter 7567Gc; bleached winter
oaslc beached sp!ng 7sG5Sc; Wh2s eGga a ets
bieachsd l9c SEA Elephant b!eaehei yingra % G 2oc
Red Fisn 36a3sc re- saponlned 81 % l-se 0-se.
i,san Csc: Palm 5G Jhc; Ncatsioot prime. O-2G zoe
Straits 2GQ27c: Bank. 2JG&Oc
or,IiT arm so far as accommodation was concerned on
ti stoau berth Their. - loads gin booked 70
G,osoov al 4a,d; n London, loads az 3D. Be 30 10
Newcastle 4laa do 20 Hamburg, % prom Inc steam,
a. 81. ~ Icth 10000 bushels grain 3D.. ~ Nv
TTI-N CT NRTERS-Norwegan bark Persia hence 70
EntCcrp 10 OCO bls refined g 3lsd; Nor&egian baIo
fpriOr hence 10 the Continent or bal oovV
hbIs Tennci prvate terms; Norwegian bark Contour
1nrior 10 the Baltic COO bbls refined. private terms
Norwegian bark Prince hence Sligo, $500 DDS
Sfocholm 800 bbs naphtha, A. ID; Auatalia ian palN
Iiucon Louis de- ishOnc, 1000 Dds cIuie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-06

to Good Cows. and it takes very nne lot 70 BRING mo
c1Lv Es~feceipts e44o heaa-2 $40 at eo.h:s. and
200 at jersey City. Market dui 81 ao9us I1,s,
miEs aud coarse tslSe. o. al kinds cIasssrs Yssr;
ca S ana ana Msea % az 0 s a. ad Ta az sG
ssiesIslIenleoK oy I1ois ~ Rucrmiik Calves. 1875
at g % 100 1872 90 i5s D. e. 81 20
Ss az az a. z "a q? 2 q 80 q II d ao
& q v Yea 90 G aCS q so "a = s sS Is
Dienbaek Dewey g Bui,ermik Calves. 2es y; q
Do. $50 n a. IS is Mica d. 100 h. at 50 80 81 ae,
MS TO- l d Gsa Is sc p % do e is1 81 e. co
D Harrington n Bstermlik calves I9l 4, .. s'sssi
H. S az Sc CO. I2 ED d. e = s0 at a. Il DO 2s
VeaS DDS n. at Je 100 d. l0S %. at DC; 81 DO i'o ID
Hume MallsP 4s Bgte,@ns Calves ass p e. a'ssssi
~ az &C less % q do iS2 ~ AZ &c 90 iSe n sac;
e DO Is p at &C less 50 C' do, $50 n at DC; 10 DO.
Sd' j. A. FED soS e1IveS 300 n at ss'; II ve'l'.
20: Jeias wisia Co. % 8q!,er9nk Calves. EOS n z
yes 100 ~ at sc 10 do, 1872 n. at &c less s5' Go DO.
walsh. kirby 3 Go. "a Gras,ers. es1 2; at 2':e
Jgaa B 3, ao ,g A. FED caye. i'Q a. 500 !,
&C. 20 vesis. I7o h. az 5e; do 100 y. at oc 81 do
'0S SHEEP AND LAMBs-Recebts osa carcads Of LABS
head5 carloads at jersey City and soa es,ofas a. yos
The heavy supply caused rather weak feeling ana
prices wore generally lower, although sales OF choice
Lambs aIpesred to he at about Sst9F hyr nS"'~
Poorest 70 Best Sheep sold at ss 9oeS1 20 per pg
common 70 Lilios az % "V"ri anu SH"''~
w II was asserted that Colonel wkerson well Major
reached the top figure; but the Colohst hA
bad attack Of private terms the report could NOT %
saes-Judd & Buckingham; 1876 Ohio sheep, 90 n
s 81 % III 40 g. at :. IS st 1Ss
s 60 al % % 2ss DO So n a. IS 9O 81 sao do
oi :. f. saSleS Co. 81 Western sheep: osis ~ a.
500 Kentucky lambs. 81 70. az 40 -. - .
Newton & Gilett: 233 Kentucky lambs, 69s M, ~
81 25s DO esia 10 at 90 g $50 do 90 ~ al go
az al T5; 1917 do 90 10 at 81 1G do 90 n. az 80 90.
." z H. Piicock 1os Virginia lambs 81 D. AZ ~
PSI do ooA2 ~ a. 90 so: $50 Kentucky do, 5lis y ~
81; 100 do, % 70, az ~; IS Territory sheep 100 d.
At IS.
NJ Collins; 200 Western sheep, 95 n scant at ei'00s
25a do zone third lambs NV n a. - 70
IIallenbeck & Hollis; u state sheep ~ ~ AZ -
81 State lambs 81 h. 90 Isl DO ~ n at 90 IS.
~ Pennsylvania DO, 60A u, at 81; Ill KENTUCKY do
e. n at 81 100 DO, 70 n, at e. 25. -.
n p az 81 75 % Western do los 3 az s. ioy sias
lambs 90 ~ 60 s7i2 50 Pennsylvania do. 20 n az
s AZ 100 Canada do 90 n at 81
70 State lambs G7 n, at 50 so; SO DO, 6s ~ at o.
342 kentucky do. es n. at 81 l2si 24o 90. GA u.
am me- & Mullen; 10 State sheep % n. 81 Goa;
20 Walsh Kirby & Co. 10 Pennsylvania sheep, %
~ az "a so los Pennsyvania lambs 06a D. at 90 %;
10y HorsORecclpts GS carloads OF 7O5 hcad-3 car
,oods at Jersey City and 80 carloads 40hst Abous
oo head for Market steady az 81 4OGSi DO and
a few light State hogs sold at SIS.
at a 90 per 100 n Is do. 2i1 h. at 81 20; rough
no. A. oV W. Lamb State hogs. $50 D. at s5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-06
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York Monday, Aug. 8, $50
Reeves. Cows Calves Sheep and Lambs swine.
II, 1874 1913 5433 I'll 80 800
Beeves Cows. Calves Sheep. Swine.
Sf5Gy city Stock Yds ego s23 S25 G9 1920
Fortieth-st ". R.. 49,. &C.. ...... ........ il, 1l5
1eceipts last weck....1s75 SS 1853 sL5as 227s3
Cor week last year. SLY IL ?I50 5o9St Sd529
Ave. wky iects st Vt 072S 13S 5.07l 1882 2o,SOf
Choice and Extra ............s4 s0G94 %
Good TO Prime 4 A5a14 IS
G'air TO Good 4 350 a.
Common 10 Medium .......................4 O00 4 20
Poor ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 5Od 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-06
furnlsben Rooms.

A NEATLY FURNISHED ROOMS
n. en- suite or singly; family private
terms moderate references. 80 West II III
ST. near 5th-aye.
= UNIVERSITY PLACE, y. Washington
- SQuar-.-Nicely furnished rooms; pri-
Vate family; 81, - 30, 10 SO.
A TH.ST EAST. l40, near Grand Cen
I trail DepOt.-Large front room, closets
and bath attached I'd floor; suitable for two.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-06

C0FFFF-There was light movement In Bran SfauT
On The SPOT today prices had firm support FaI
carcoes quoted lSc No sales reported Mia gio"t
rv active and firm. Sales 773 bags Maraca 20 dooo
tae- Guaanaa 23 bags Savano ana laO 49, i IN
nryafe terms The option market ruled stronger carry IN
e dy on higher foreign advees opening sales lhae1i
an advance of 56 points, after which realizing set ~
and that coupled with easier late cables lea to oFea oil
55035 points closing barely steady at about Ie
SrecuIation mainly Of local character Saes o2-oO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-06
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North River, Vessels and Railroads
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

corToN-on the spot quoted firm and quiet prices e
ot before reported 1923 bales for export and
weess bsss FOR consumption Port receipts, IFS bales,
lIo2 555 bales day last week and 146 bales this
asa Iast year Since september receipts at The ports
Cay ~a,o5 sn3 10 bales. against 5,49J 40 bales
~ ~ corresponding time last year ,, ~. ,,.
Tor w are bsSed American standard OF easslh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-06
miscellaneous


IRTRr G. SPENCER, go 6th-ave..
q between l7th ana lsth sts-u umbrellas,
r1rasels cares. made 20 order, Recovered
"a repaiyed; prompt and reliable.
r,orprF.ENTRY BOOKKEEPING made
,rrv -luple and taught IN private" a
.Dlendld chance for sinelc-entry bookhrep-
e i to becomr proncient statement ,i. i Hi,.e
INFORMANT, Box H. Tribune once.
,,.,fTTV ICE MACHINE.-Ice in a few
n ,,trntes. priec $40 % also l.. DER
NrGNY Io6 w. 25th-st., aud In the pfinci-
raj hardware stores. -
VOIN Grln.te Siats PROV iieni ASSOCIATION.
j ani 0Wi homo ~ '5 -,'. ''"Ia'
SoeflkfFK s. BtRHI~. ga aih.aNc.
DUEBEG AND MEJ \ T. SrAMre scals
hemhne UNION STAMP WORKS. "a
cbnrch,st, between Dey aud Cofuandt BE.
near 42a.st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-06

saes-shorman culver q La9caseF IT, UI I0 n do
iS65 s' at ~ II Ohio do i56o n at g So 10 DO ls2 1877
80 u * IS chicago do 1895 D. at 81 70; Is do, I5lt
~ az "a e.. 10 do 1903 b. at 81 so; IA do 12aS o. at
~ AZ DO i185 u, at 81 25 state bulls, $40 D az
- 20 Il do $50 d. at 50 % do, $50 u. at 81 POS
do, SIC %, at 81 10 - - cp,oo. S.oo.s 1921 n a.,
a "a 1G do 1898 n at 81 522 10 Ohio do, 1880 H. at
"A So do, 14o5 b. 81 30 IS do 1910 d. a. q 10
do ii63 n, az = 40 Z do, 1?l5 n at q S23 90
H. at al 65 do 1889 H. AT q so do, 1854 H. at "a 40
10 stay Gdsntb IA Corned Chicago Steers 1910 H. at
a Co. is do 1885 D. at q 90 % o. 1898 r. at q %
22-0 m ar 81 80 Is 1850 10. at 81 % II do. 1851
~ at "a % 10 do 1892 d. at 81 10; do. 1144 D at
81 10. - ,,..,.o,-u c.. ,oro - ~.
% NiLCU COwS-Recelpts head, and for the week 1913
head Dun and weak at s30Gs42 per head for Ordinary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-06

ID ROTEsTANT girl dS) AZ purse ,e, 20,
- = 6aS Past sh-s-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-06
Conntrn heol Gstate Go frt

ONLY three more furnished cottages 70
STEVENS Cairo, y. Y. Write for special
terms for August
a. OUTH ORANGE. y. J.-Cheap; S-room
- house. furnished or unfinished; good
situation. near depot. Address j. o. Box
! .Oe3 \. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-06
Dolr6 an6 Rooms.

HANDSOME large and small cool Rooms :;
IL excellent board; house and appoint
ments fIst-class. 25 East 231-st.
CD DAILY, $40 WEEKLY and upward
- y Madison Park Hotel. MaIls0n-ave.
Dining saloon overlooking PARK. Special
rates for p rmanont guests.
ASTH-ST., III EAST, near Madison
Sd SQUARE. Handsomely furnished rooms.
with board; table boaIdcrs; terms reason
able; references.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-06
Nnnms innntrn

'~~-~-----~--~- s~e-r<e --Ss'Ss'----~s
NJ ANTED.-AbOut middle August two
w large connecting rooms. or large and
small sunny rooms must be well furnished
and well kept; location near Fifth Avenue
Hotel Address, stating terms and location,
W. Tribune Uptown Once. 1888 Bway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-06
flats Go Get, 9lnfnruisheo,

A -ALCAZA&
y. Frcproof, 100 and 100 East S6th-st..
Between Lexington ard Park avcs,
Elegant new apartments. eight large
rooms ana bath, steam heated also sUa0m.
heated diT!ng-rOOm passenger elevator.
Inquire on premises. Janitor.
ID ACHELOR APARTMENTS 10 let;
ID bath, gas, steam heat, every attend
ance; elevator runs all night; rents $500
up. Apply % superintendent, Cumberland
broadway, 5th-aVe. and 22i-st. or l.. A.
CEUIKoHANK & CO., 17G Broadway
n ENTRAL PARK. WEST formerly Sth.
- dyc.) corner OF S31--t.. directly facing
Central Park.-Elegant suites OF and Q
rooms elevator. steam heat. &c. location
high, healthy, convenient; rents from 81 900
% 81 250; references required. Apply on
premises.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-06
Business Cbancts

A SEWING MACHINE BUSINESS on
"A B.osd-st. Newark. for sale; FIRST ola *
opportunity 10 step into an ests bll shed
trade OF - years stock aud fixtures Al 500
is bargain; satisfactory reasons for selling .
agents not noticed. Adde'S I. J.. j..
Asa Broad-st.. Newark. N. J.
A GOOD FIRE INSURANCE BUsI.
IL MSS, 30 years. Al company, Office
rent low good reason for selling refer
ences required. ATuPIKON. 45 Dey.st.
EOR SALE.-A small candy store must
be sold on account Of sickness rcnt
s25. 444 West 52d-st
L. AR1NER with $4,000 10 extend o manu-.
i featuring business with plenty Of Gus
toners and good credit Address Is.
HORN, care q DECKS Extract Co., 22l-
Q22 No. sOn-AL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-06
Real estate h1anieo.

peal ESTATE WANTED. IN Harlem o.
h other good Locations, u cheap give
location, lJioe and teru.s. Address BUYER
RnteRs RAt>yA ONCE. $50 Broadwax.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-06

Havre advanced ga frs. early closing with reaction
Of Z r. Hamburg gained pig RIO sesay ISgglsi
27is receipts q days. 10000 bags total stock 444 600
hays Santos receipts q days. 900 bags Rio purchases
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-06
standard Of classln,
STAINED.

ma
h0od Gnd Ordinary 1-16 Midang. 1916
etret non market more active, and prices made
Inv spbSantia gain Influenced by reports Of heavy
ur'hs. ~ south Early sales at . pOkS advance
sS iRereafer feer buying parity by shorts) eXered
aS,sopal frnneSs closing points up on August points
"a October ond 4a5 points later months. Sales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-06
fnrers quo Garriaaes.


-FLAADRAU 4 CO., -.,,
"A. 372. 374. 376 BR00Mk~sT.
ELEGANT CARRIAGES OF the Dest Glass;
SUSPENSION NICTORIAS,
l. Z SPRING NICTORlASL
LIGHT V1CTORIAS'
u Carts. Two Wheelers. Landaulets'
Mail Phaetons. Pau Carts d danitusas
stanhope Gigs, Village Carts, OIiiIpV TS
COCpE. O-PASSENGER HONhA"
EXTENSION FRONT
NAGONETTES.
DEPOT WAGONS.
CUKTAIN ROChAW Ala
OUR PAIENISc
on BUCKBOA RDS. ~
Oak surreys. OAK Wagons, OAK hun.
sbOuts p passenger BucADOSiosi o-PSo" 80
Buckboards. 4-psssenger BuckpVaros, O@A
nos-asDos OAK Derbies, Oak Phaet0ns.
ALL OTHER PATENTS IN BUM
BOARDS.
Single Duals. Trplets, all kinds OF springs;
ALL NOVELTIES IN OAK AND fAlNA
FOR ONE AND TWO HORSES;
Agents for Br0cket & futile -. INV 5,n9Srs
ROAD WAGONS. LIGHT NEhlOLH0
for estates and country driving.
noctors, WAGONS. Surrey Wagons
Ladies' PbaetOns Visa VS. ,-,o,o..
LiaIt STAGES, FN. top Cabrloiets'
spider PhaetOns. Contractor JOoS'
Pony PhaetOns. Saxon Ihr4S''
MINIATURE TRAPS, ALL hlNDS'
FOR CHILDREN. .,oos
Making the largest and most dlXerslH.su
assortment OF Carriages in the Unlted S 80
OVER 232 DIFFERENT SLY LIS.
LOWEST PIECES FOR PROMPT CASH
Don purchase carriage In to"h
or out until you pay Us o. Eis.fS; looms
LARGEST fT9 4nr " wosr Z Ann 49,
OVER zoe - .,,o1,r,
SHN"ND STYLES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-06
Giip Real Gsiate Go Get.
Gin Real Gstaie for Sale.

A FOR SALE, the elegant private
a. dwellings, 3 and I story, II 70 p H.
.ront; strictly private location Noe - .
- East 92d-st. Inquire o. PHI. BRAkN-
DIX, No. 4G East 92d-st.. or al ONCE, No.
40 East e6th-sl also Investment properly
fer sale.
nOUBLF fiat; four stories bfOwnstone
- front two stores five rooms ana bath
room 70 each floor; $4,000. MAY, l06
West 3fth-st
FOR SALE-No. 30 East s0th-st.. PIX
05xl02; 6rst-c,ass dwelling offered AZ
below value. JAMES BOYD. 30 Broad
st.. Room 80.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-07-14

that no one was more fitted for this pleas
ing task than Mr.. John Houston, Jr.
The elder Houston was amply able to
provide the young people with enough to
begin housekeeping with, on no very
modest scale, either, a fact the less to
be regretted, as Nugent's fortune had
on the death of his whilom partner and his
own mental wreck, melted away after the
fashion of the little peoples money in
the Irish fairy-story When Mr.. Hous-
ton, who lives with Aunt Jane, pays a
visit to the young people, he is peculiarly
tender and thoughtful in his treatment
of an old white headed child, whose
chief occupation in life is to play on
absolutely equal terms with the bright
three-year-oI whose name is John
Houston the third.
As to Harold Proudfoot. he is still on
the staff of the Daily Chronicle, and is
still the terror of the youthful and un-
fedged reporters, and the friend and
confident of those who have passed the
tyro-stage. He has but one aim in life,
to "beat' all his contemporaries on
some important matter of news, and but
one regret that he was not able to write
up in his own felicitous style the inter
esting story in which he took no small
share of the punishment self-meted to
pair of rogues.
l. THE END.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-07-14

Ehe Weekly GAZETTE is only 81 year.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-06-08

SAVANNAH. June 2, 1890.
ST EAMsHIPs.
Nacoochee $3.50 tons, Kempton, New York, ldg
Junlata, 1890 tons, Christy. Philadelphia, ldg
&C G Anderson.
Two steamships
Chas e Lefurgey (Br). $50 tons, Read, Buenos
Ayres, cd-A r Salas d Co.
Bertha Ger, SOB tons, Fretwurst, Europe, ldg
"A K Salas & Co.
Imperator (Nor), 566 tons. .Nilsen, Rio Janeiro.
cld-A r Salas K Co.
Scion (Nor), ga tons. Petersen, Europe, ldg--
A X Salas a Co.
Demarchi 1taD, 46o tons, Cappeno, Rosario,
ldg-A Il Salas & Co.
Marianetta QtaD, all tons, Olivari, at quaran-
tine, wtg-A Salas & Co.
Jernaes Nor) 2S9 tons, Jarendsen, Europe, ldg
"A r Salas & Co.
Aino (Norl, 574 tons, Olsen, Europe, ldg-A X
Gulnare Nor, 45s tons, Christiansen, at ouaran-
tine wtg-A r Salas & Co.
Windermere (Br) 49, tons, Bruce, Europe, ldg-
Erminie (Br) 63l tons, Davies. at quarantine,
wtg-M Cosuch & Co.
Bertha dam, 507 tons, Jensen, Europe ldg-M
S Cosulich * Co.
Sofa (Norl. AZ TONS Knudsen, at quarantine,
Wigs 7 Shooter & Co.
Agnes (Ger), 400 tons, Schlepner, Europe, ldg-
Paterson, Downing & Co.
Freden NOR, tons, Salvesen, at quarantine, wig
Paterson, Downing & Co.
Soil dec Gloria Ger, 425 tons, Abendroth,
Europe, ldg-Amercan Trading Society.
Magnus Lagaboter (Nor), 421 tons, Nilsson, at
quarantine, wtg-Master.
Bioryiken Nor, 50S tons, Sorensen. at quaran-
tine wtg-Master.
Virgo CNor), 5S4 tons, salvesen, at Tybee. wig
Master
Nineteen barks.
briggs.
Porvenir (Sp), - tons. Pujol at quarantine
wtg-Chas Green's Son q Co.
Robert Dillon, 45i tons, Leighton, New York,
ldg- McDonough & Co.
Two briggs.
sCHooNERs.
Mary F Godfrey. 402 tons, Godfrey New York,
ldg-Jos A Roberts 81 Co.
Ida Lawrence, 439 tons, Young. Baltimore, ldg
Jos A Roberts q Co.
Thos L James, 376 tons. Pearce, South Amboy,
ldg-Jos A Roberts q Co.
A & NJ Carlisle. 1913 tons. Reville, Philadelphia,
dis-Jos A Roberts & Co.
Annie Grace, 5l6 tons, Grace, Philadelphia,
ds--Jos Roberts & Co.
Island City, AZ tons, Voorhees,, Baltimore, dis
Dale Dlxoa & Go.
Lucie Wheatley 100 tons, Mount Wilmington,
Del ldg-Stiiwell. Nillen & Co.
Earl Mason, 508 tons, White, Providence. ldg
-McDonough & Co.
Emma Heather, 292 tons, Fisher, Philadelphia,
dis-Master.
Thos g Smith, 4s7 TONS Adams, Philadelphia,
dis-Master.
Ten sclOoners
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-06-08
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Steamship City of Augusta, New York.
MEMORANDA.

Brow Head, June 4-Passed, steamship Gal.
lego (Sp), Arribalzaga, Pensacola for Liverpool
Cape san Antonio May H-Passed bark
hngioIetta r Utah, Luggino, Pensacola for
Dundee June ARRIVED, bark Arabia CNor,,
Tidenansen, Pensacola.
DieDpe May 30-Arrived, bark Arne (Eor),
Pensacola.
Liverpool, June 2-Arrived, bark Vaiona CBr),
Andrews. Savannah.
Yarmouth, June 3-Arrived, steamship Senior
Brl Sharp, Pensacola.
Barbados, May IL Sailed, bark T Smith
Nor, Nielsen Brunswick.
Low Point, c B, May 29--Passed. steamer
Glendevop (Brl Ferguson Port Royal. c, via
Baltimore. June S-Cleared, schr J S Hoskins,
Bennett, Jacksonville.
Brunswick, June 3-Arriyed, bark Hos Gius),
Snellman Montevideo; schrs Cyrus Hall
Coombs, Perth Amboy; Spotless, Eldridge,
Nav 85-Sailed, schrs Jenny Lind. Mitchell,
Boston; John l. Treat, Mcclure, New York;
Harold Beecher, Bond, Boston.
Coosaw S G, June 3-Cleared, steamer James
Turpie (Br), Smith, United Kingdom.
Sailed, schr Katie Irelan Crockett, Balti-
more.
Rickerson, Anderson, New York.
Sailed from Fort George, schr Ida G School
craft, for New York.
june 3-saied, steamer Iroquois, Kemble,
New York.
Kew West. June 2-Cleared May IS. tug Britain
mia, to tow bark Royal Visitor (Nor), for New
York; schrs Emma l. Cottingham, Somers.
Mobile; Pioneer (Br), for Nassau.
Pensacola. June 3-Arrived. steamships Orbo
(Brl Hughes. st Vincent Doris (Brj, Mon
teyidee: Kenmore (Br). Rio Janero.
Cleared. ship Hermann Ger, Schultz, Liver
pool banks Sea (Nor) Fulland. Southampton;
RobilIa (GerJ Breckwoldt, Buenos Ayres.
Sailed. banks Luigi p Utah, Newport; An
toinetta G QtaD Genoa; Matthias (Ger) Dord-
recht.
port Roval 6 G. lime ARRIVED schr Chas "
Young, Corson Baltimore.
Saiied, bark Theta (Nor), Olsen, United King
dom.
Perth Amboy, june s-Arrived, schr Haz-
card. Georgetown s G.
satilla River, Ga. day 3o-sailed. schr Syanata
(Brl Hindon, Halifax.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-06-08

delivery 275sc, August delivery 27zSc: No. ? spot
sc Hops firm. Coffee-options closed steady;
July delivery IS 45Gi5 soc; August delivery l6 90
eblo 65c; spot Rio very dull fair cargoes 1s34c-
Sugar-raw closed quiet but strong; fair re-
fning Csc; csntrihigais, 96-test s24c; refined
closed firm, partly sc higher-C 4ls@914c, OF
A s i-l61sl4c, mould A s94c standard A S1sc,
9l4c. powdered 909l4c, granulated s}49S5sc,
cubes Csc. Molasses quiet. Petroleum steady
and quiet; refined here 80 90: crude, in barrels,
at Parker 81 TO- Cotton seed oil unsettled and
duh for crude aud yellow. Hides closed quiet
but steady. Wool firm. Pork firm; mess
SIS SDlS 50; extra prime Sl2 005512 .. Beef
quiet Beef hams firm. Terced beef closed
slow. Cut meats firm. Middles slow but firm.
Lard firm but quiet; Western st am 81. city
81 so; options-,Iune delivery Sc 9006 ", July
delivery s. 05. FreightS closed easier; cotton
S-329763d, grain SID
CHICAGO, June Wheat was more active to-
day and strong. July opened 1sRI4c higher
closed higher than yesterday. The strength
was attributed 10 advices indicating that the
next government report will be less favorable
than last month. Larger export cearances
and export buying at the seaboard aided in the
advance Corn ruled quiet and duh, closing
tT1fe firmer. Oats were quiet and a shade
easier earlier but later became steady Hog
higher, with short rib sides attracting the most
attention.
Cash quotations were as follows: Flour firm
and unchanged. Wheat-No. , spring 7634c; No.
red, 7S34c Corn-No. ? 33ssc bid. Oats-No.
:, 2l5s Q22c Mess pork at S1l S0GD1l S.. Lard
at So 65Q16 72l6l6. Short rib sides at IS STlSGl
%. Dry sailed shoulders at S. 121slb5 IS.
81 OF.
Leading futures ranged as follows;