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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-08-25
SESSION BEGINS SEPT. 8.

The Principal will b. in at
tendance at the school to enrol
pupils during the current week
from 1880 tillnoon each day.
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Aug. ~, 1890.
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BONDS AND STOCKS.
Ups and Downs In Market Values ON the
New York Exchange.

New York Exchange.
NEW YORK. March 25.-Thc decision
Of the supreme court in the granger cases
yesterday lost all its influence this morn
ing. The strength arising from the scar
city of stocks i'm the street, however, put
an end 10 the bear demonstration, only
Rock Island and sugar showing any real
weakness. Final changes arc generally
fractional losses. Rumors OF an adverse
decision In San Francisco ON the sugar
ease led 10 selling sugar %rcflncrics and II
lost Ia per GENITAL after selling ex-divi-
lend nj 2E per cen and, although the
story was denied. the stock failed To rally
and closed at The lowest figure.
Governments were steady.
Pctrolcum-Thcrc was practically no
market for spot oil to-day. April option
was steady at siA, dropped sharply TO
s3L, thcn the decline was checked and
the price advanced steadily until the
close. which was strong at s5H.
Stock MISUNDERSTANDING, l.oiH; high
est l.O4L.; lowest 1.OiL.
Consolidated Exchange Opening ut
si4; highest s5M; lowest sIns; closing
ST..
Total sales $4,000 barrels.
Bar silver-95.
Copper-Nominal.
Lead-Dull; domestic. S..g1..
Tin-Steady; straits, 5000.
Glazing Stocks.
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Boston: Closing:
Russian Exile. Die uero,c.IIy.

LONDON, March 25.-The Ners publishes
extracts from letters received by a Rus
sian, u. Lunos, giving details Of a fight AT
Cckutsk between the cxiles and troops.
At the trial three of he survivors were
sentenced To he hanged and other "a
various terms of Imprisonment. Bern
stern, one Of the three condemned Ia
death, was i'll and was carried ON "a bed
In The scaifold, when the moose was
adjusted and Withdrawn. Sotow and
Gossman, the two others, would not allow
tho hangman tn touch them; they adj
justcd the nooscs themselves and died
h~croically.
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O WITH HIS BRIDE.
Mr. David Goldberg Returns Ia Butte
with Charming Mrs. Goldberg.
-...-t.a ..,r.....t,..a .f fha Standard

~ B8Nso
with Charming Mrs. Goidbers.
special Correspondence Of the Standard.
BUTTE, March a5.-David Goldberg.
Inc well-known and successful Main
STREET icwclcr. has returned from his trip
10 New York and brought back with him
as his lovely bride one of the bellies OF the
great metropolis. His bride Is a hand
some blonde and the daughter of Jacob
Ncubcrger. n railroad king and million
zirc. After the wedding ceremony, on
March L., and the following reception,
The happy couple enjoyed a trip in the
South before coming to Montana. Among
the gifts were a handsome diamond
necklace and pendant from the
brides father; two diamond buckles, a
solid gold cheifonier. three feet long and
two feet high, q solid silver set. valuable
sevres vases. "a complete set OF Spanish
hce. India shell set Of jewclry box. toilet.
etc. solid silver glove DON
The New York Timr> contained the fol-
lowing account 81 the wedding:
al the Temple Israel of Harlem at 4 10
o'clock yesterday afternoon Miss Minctta
Fclicc Ncubcrgcr. daughter of Jacob Ncu-
berger. was married la David Goldbcrg OF
Butte City. Mon, by the Rev. DR.. Harris
of the temple, assisted 10y the kev. Dr.
Newark. The auditorium was profuscly
.nd he scr,;ccs wcrr read ,,nder an claI.
ora,e gor.,i cnnony. Tho bride wore n
-nrn 81 whit. sntiu and duchesse and
-o,r, Lace md her tulI,. veil WAS caught
xi,h "a Jiamond star. the proom's Gift.
She warr m her throat a diamond neck.
lace AMI ncnJaut' also from the groom.
and M her cnrsayr another diamond star,
her fa,h,.r's gift. Her boIuIct was of
lilies Of I'M. valley and white byacintbs.
Thnao ii,,,,. urls. Misses Rose
md Tll;c Iicber,nutb and Miss
rIsr;d. Ncuberger. were her maids
~ honor, They wore pretty Sins
~ cream SIN and point d'csprit and ear
,,,d hasLc,s ~ whitc EIacs and ferns.
RI. fo,r hr;acsnoids- Miss Sarah Kahn.
Mis- Pos Rnrrett- Miss Hattie Stcinrich
md Mis- Gohriciia Never. wore frocks of
white sill and po;nt d'csprit and carried
Loxe lunches of Cntharine Mcrmct roses.
David III Ne,berpcr. brother of the bride.
.<taJ ms hest man. and the ushers were
S;Iae w Henry and Io,,is &. Ncuhrrocr.
r.oL;aI E;xnn,n : 4 Adams Asa Lem
a;n Sa,u,ei Levy and Charles We'll. A
,I;n,,c, ami recentio,, followed nj West
FnJ hall nj which The gucsts inclrdcd
col Rnbsrt a. InycrsoI1' Chief ,Justice
Nc Adam t,,rnncr Teyy. Senator Hines az
WILL cshar,o MIR and Mrs. Cnrtncr. sam
mel r. p;crson ~ p~hiIadeInhin. senator
Wolvcr,on of Suubury. pa. Moses Ncu-
hs.rccr 81 Krruznach. GERMANY. James
FvcranI Mr. and Mrs. Edward Isair. Miss
Incrci;a Forihnm DIR, and Mrs. Loeb
MGR and Mr. and Mrs. A. Ljcbcrmuth."
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Death Of a weii-Know N Priest.

NEW YORK, March 25.-Gcv. Father
Arthur j.. Donnclly Of 81. Michael's
church. died suddenly this morning. lie
had been in feeble health FOR some time.
The dead priest was one of Tho most
learned aud best beloved Of his diocese.
lie was vicar general aud held the spirit
ual title of monsigncur.
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A Chimes. Murderer Get. so Year.

SAN Francisco. March 25.-Lee Chuck,
q Chinese highlander, was to-day SEN
seuced To 20 years Imprisonment for the
murder of "a fellow Chinaman four years
ago. Chuck was twice convicted of muir
der in the first degree and was sentenced
~ he hanged. but the supreme court w.
ycrscd il each time.
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SAN Francisco, March .5.-Adviccs by
the steamer City Of Pckin are Ia the effect
that on February "a, about I,500 houses
were destroyed by fire in Toxic. Japan.
and number 81 people injured. Another
fire on March 9. destroyed 40 dwellings.
Several serious encounters are reported
between the Dutch troops and Chinese
gucrillas.
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4 Strik.. In DenN,r.

DtSyER, Colo, March 25.-Onc hum
drcd and fifty workmen employed 10y
Reilly q Co., Of Omaha, ON the North
Denver cwcrs quit work to-day. They
demanded AN increase 81 wages. The
men are working 10 hours, the digpers
getting si.T5 and pipe layers -. They
want an advance of ~ cents a day.
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TIL. Conscience rund.

WASHINGTON. March 35.-The con.
science fund was enlarged by sl,JO re-
ceived to-day from New York, the sender
stating that IL Is the last payment with -
per cent. over and above the amount he
Iefraudcd the government Of years ago.
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A floating Party Drowned.

ARKANSAS CRY. Kan, March a5.-This
morning "a skiif. in which were John
Ricketts,. Lewis Williams. Harriet Lcsand
and her five children. rapsized. and all
hut Ricketts, and one 81 the children
drowned,
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China Wants 60 Check Russia.

LONDON, March 2.-The leading
Chinese politicians advocate the opening
Of Thibet 10 British trade and the conclu-
sion of a defensive treaty with Great
Britain. These measures, they urge, will
act as "A check upon Russia.
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To Trade With samoa.

BERLIN, March ga company is be-
ing formed al Stctin Ia trade In the
Samoa, Ponga and Fiji islands. A rcg,i-
lar steamship service will he established
between those islands aud New Zealand
ami Germany.
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F,,or.d by In. President.

WAsHisGToN, March 25.-Thc president
to-day nominated Pay Director Thomas
II. LOCKER of the navy, chief Of the bureau
Of provisions and clothing and paymastcr
general. with the rank Of commodore.
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VIENNA, March ga clerical paper of
Mcran the betrothal of Arch.
Duchess S~tephanic, widow of Crown
Prince Rudolph, to Arch-Duke Franz,
heir To the Austrian throne.
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Claim. 20 Have seen DIR. Peter, o

BERLIN, March 25.-Emin Pasha writes
that an Arab AT Momgassa saw the body
Of DIR. Peters and thinks that hc had been
murdered. Emin will soon return To
Egypt and will not come to Europe.
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GeneraI schenck,. Remain. Roach na,inn

DAYTON, o., March 25. General
Schenck's remains arrived from WASH
ington this evening.
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Money on call easy, 3Hic
Prime mercantile paper, 5Eu1Ec.
Sterling Exchange-Quiet, strong; sixty
day bills, SAB; demand. S4.s6.
Mining quotations as follows:
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RECEIPTS.
harIeston and savannah Railway. Aug

Per Charleston and Savannah Railway, Aug
Is Is cars rock. 81 bales cotton. : bbls rosin.
Dds spirits turpentine, l horse. So axles. l box
d goods, cases cigars, case cheerots, p bale.
waste. 90 doz broOms. wheels axles,
wrench. cars empty bbls, pkgs press, p nsts
tubs, car stoneware. box harness. box sun
dries. case pants, cars wood, is pkgs to
bacco.
Per Savannah. Florida and Western Railway
Aug = 92i bales cotton. 1,9!5 bbls roSin, 6s(
bOls spirits turpentine, 81 bales hides boxe,
soar, cases shoes. I Dbl honey, cases dry
GOODS, 30 bolS flour. cases cigars / iron safe
II . bbls rice, cases clothing y cases I've. q
pkgs furniture, 10 kegs and IS cases gin. 2boxes
glass, bales wool, : kegs cider, % pkEs h /
goods, 70 pkgs hardware. 3 sacts gritS, 1 bdls I
frames, IS bbis whisky, 6 casks bottles, 10 boxe,
tobacco, II sacks beans 5 boxes soap SO car.
lumber. car castings, cars poles. > cars wood
AMI 81 pkgs mdse.
Per Central Railroad. Aug 2S-53 bales yarn
80 bales domeS.lc5, bales wool, bales hides /;
btls leather, odlS pauer, , bales feathers, Ia
pkgs tobacco, %, $40 lbs lard. So $40 lbs bacou
3O3 bolS spirits turpentino, / $40 bbls rosn 20t(
bushels oats, ALSO lbs bran, 235 bales hay, /,
bbls whisky, 10 half bbls whisky % pkgs furni
ture, 275 bbis flour, - head cattle, 20 cars lum
Der. l3 cars wood, 20 bushels rice, ; bbls syrup
q pkgs willow ware, "a casks clay, / box wax
8 pieces machinery car guano. 4?2 pkgs mdse
2o bales paper stock, ? iron safes. kegs W lead
cases spikes II boxes hardware, 10 bale:
plaids, 272 bbls grits SO tons pig iron 7s6 bale
cotton.
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taken from the market. prices ruled weak and
declined with very little reaction 11s1lI4c,
rallied some ruled steady and closed wit.
loss OF iG,i14c. Oats were active and unsettled,
especially in August, which. after an advances
of Nc on covering by shorts. weakened and
declined 1I4c. Other futures opened easy. and,
after slight decline. became stronger and al
vanced 18Nasc. The decline in wheat aud corn,
also heavy selling by several OF the largest
traders, produced a weak feeling and prices
receded 9sGic and the market finally closed
quite at almost inside figures. Mess pork was
fairly active and weak during the greater por
tion of the session. Offerings were moderately
fir e. especially of deferred deliveries, and the
inquiry was fair, chiefly from local shorts
Prices ruled lower and closed quiet at about
inside figures. In lard trading was moderate
early, steady with moderate offerings ami a
fair demand. Prices were well support ID.
Later there was more pressure to sell and an
easier feeling developed, accompanied with
decline of 50l7lac At the reduction the market
ruled comparatively steady, with light trading
In short rib sides there was quite good trade,
The market exhibited considerable steadiness
early, rather an independent basis compared
with other articles Later offerings We're in
creased materially and prices reacted a. 7lsc
and closed rather steady.
Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
steady. Wheat - No. spring 81 02l5. No ;
red 81 02l6. Corn-No. 2, 471kc Oats-No. 2,
$3.50 Mess pork SO 70. Lard S. -. Short
ribs s. 2005 p. shoulders, Sc 75G15 s11o. Short
clear sides, s. 60@5 20. Whisky at 81 la
Leaning tut Ires "a lSei as follows:
- lenink HtRa5g. Closing
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.



New YORK, Aug. %. noou.-Stocks opened
quiet but steady. Money easy at Ca per cent.
Exchange long. 81 S2t4 "a 82l1; short, 81 S51261
4 500 Government bonds dull and featureless.
State bonds dull bat steady.
Following were the p m. stock quotations:
Erie ........ So. IA Rchm d & W. Pt-
Chicago < Norm. 100 Terminal :........ q
Lake Shore. 80. .l07I4 w stern Unon... S3l5
500 D. m.-Excnange closed weak and quiet
ut o212644 5 h.. Money easy at 466 per cent.
Sub-treasury balances-Coin, Sl59, 72SOOO; cur
rency. cA.3V9, coo. Government bonds dull q
heavy: four per cents 1895; four and q half
per cent coupons 10. State bonds dull and
teaUureless.
The stock market to-day exhibited a strong
tone, and material recoverles were made or the
losses OF yesterday, though in but few stocks
are final cnanges of special Importance. The
news of the daY was almost uniformly of an en-
couraging nature especially that in relation to
strikes, though money was a little dearer, and
the impression that IL will work closer for the
remainder of the week acted as restraining
element on purchases The news of the practl-
cal failure OF the StockyardS strike in Chicago
made Rock Island the favorite which displayed
more strength than any stock in the regular
list outside of the few Speclatles, which are al
vanced by circumstances peculiar 10 them
selves. Sugar Reflneries after an early decline,
was rather sharply advanced, but the rest OF
the unlisted department were practically dead,
Notwithstanding the efforts to boom Lead.
Silver was stronger but dull, aud In the after
noon New England made one OF its sharp ad
vancos on an increased business without a.
parently affecting the remainder Of the list IN
any way. and Hooking Valley came 20 the front
with sharp advance, said 20 be based upon
the very excellent showing Of earnings for the
past six months. gain OF ~ percent. being
made over those Of las year Louisville and
Nashville was the faYOrlte of foreigners, and
displayed stubborn strength. which carried iC
up materially before ihe close OF the day There
were heavy coverings in Rock Island hat re
newed sales for short account late IN the day
ueuualzed most of the improvement Union
Pachc Inch was solt by Boston yesterday,
was bOug1t BACK aga to-day. when there was
q certainly thai failure there would nct result
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ST. LOUIS, Aug 2s.- Flour easy; choice
So 10 GD4 10; fancy 81 25@4 90; patent IS 90
09sssc December delivery 99c bid. Corn
Lower; No. cash 441sc; September delivery
44c; October delivery i4sssc; May delivery 47c.
tember delivery 39Ac. Provisions - Pork
S12 is. Lard Sc OO06 is. Dry salt meats and
bacon steady and unchanged; shoulders six
longs So 5055 So; ribs IS 550D5 60; short clears
So 4505 20; boxed shoulders SO 25; long and
clear ribs SIS IS; short clears s. $500 90;
bacon easier boxed lots. old shoulders, IS 25;
longs So 03@6 10; clear ribs So ZOOS Isl;
BALTIMORE. Aug. 28.-Flour fairly active;
Howard street and western super1ne 50 600
5 90; extra So 1904 IS; family 81 9O0&5 %;
Wheat - Southern active; Fultz, 9jcUSl on;
Longberry, 96c@1 04; western weak; No. 2
winter red, on spot and August 81 90
Corn-Southern quiet and firm; white 5SGo0c;
yellow 5705Sc; western weak.
CINCINNATI, Aug 2S.-Flour weak. Wheat
dull and weaker; No. 2 red. 81 90 IL 02. Corn
dull and lower; No. 2 mixed 5O051c. Oats
easier; No. 9 mixed 3S1fM39c. Provisions
Pork dull; family mess at Sll0O. Lard firm
at So 90. Bulk meats steady; short ribs loose
at IS 90: bacon steady. Hogs in good d.
mand and firm. Whisky at 81 10,
NAVAL SCORES.
NEW YORK, Aug. %, noon.-Spirits turpentine
quiet but steady at 40N014118c. Rosin dull but
steady at 81 4001 As
SOD p. m-Rosin steady and quiet; strained
common to good 81 3715dB1 IS. Turpentine
quiet and steady at 40AQ411ac.
CHARLESTON, Aug. 2S-SpiritS turpentine firm
at 374c. Rosin quiet good strained 81 1216
WILMINGTON, Aug. 26.-Spirits turpentine
steady at CSC. Rosin steady; strained q0c; good
strained at Csc Tar firm at 81 65. Crude
turpentine firm; hard 81 25, yellow dip 81 10;
virgin 81 10.
RICE
Nsw YoRK. Aug. 25.-Rice firm and in good
demand.
PETROLEUM
New York, Aug. 28.-Petroleum market
opened irregular, Pennsylvania being strong
while Lima was steady; prices advanced
slightly early, then declined 3s0l19c, rallied
and closed steady. Pennsylvania oil, spot,
opened at Sc, highest S514c. lowest S5c clos
ing at S5c; September opened at sac, highest
s45so lowest SIC, closing at s4ssc.
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PASSENGERS.

Per steamship City of Macon. from Boston
Miss Lewis, NJ W Churchill, Master Churchill
Master Churchill, H l. Sturtevant. q Stevens
and boy, Miss Crane, r S Atkins, Geo r Kicker,
Kicker, Jos Peters, Gilbert Merrill and wife.
John Williams cob Clarence Burnley, and 2
Storage.
Per steamship Tallahassee, from New York
Mrs c Spraul, Duse, J J Dent, |. Blue
King, II Hayes and infant, Capt Ward, Mrs
Ward, d NJ Boyle, B Brady. w Bowen, B s
liddon, d Unsworth. G Bartels. Miss Annie
Schwartz, T b Hester, g Robertson, j NJ
Crenston, f w Weeks, q B Whitesides and wife
b Crum, C Harrel, Miss Emma Bateman r c
Baldwin, H D Wakefield II Sprangenberg
Lowell, Jr, D + Davenport. D Epson, T
King, c Hill, colored and 10 steerage
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MEMORANDA.


| Bark Celurca [Brl. Rotterdam.
MEMORANDA
| New YORK, Aug a6-Arrived, schr Nettie Ship.
| man, Davis, Fernandina, Fla.
| Cesred-Bark Jacob Stamler, Anderson
| Pensacola land sailed; schr Levi Hart Hart,
| Fernandina.
Charters-Steamers Highland Prince Brl
| Imperial Prince [Brl, and Beechdene TBrl cot
ton, New Orleans or Galveston to Liverpool or
| Continent private terms. The following
steamers have been chartered to load cotton
South. particulars withheld Cheniston, Ceyion,
Rydalholme, Bona. Eugene. Caloric, Avalon,
Cairo Guy Colin, Unionist Inchborva, Auster
litz, Nthsdale, Drum bure, Drumbell. Prydain,
Nordcap, Capulet, Hay Green and Left Ericsen
Cork, Aug 26-Arrived, bark Supreme [Norl,
Smedvig. Pensacola.
Fleetwood Aug 24-Arrived bark Ebenezer
INOrl, WestermarK, Savannah.
Sailed-Steamship st Clears [Brl, Brunswick
Ga.
Santos, Aug 20-Arrved, bark Emigrant
[Norl, Aalholm, Cardiff Ordered to Savannah.
St Lucia. Aug 24-Sailed steamer Arecuna
lBrl, Strickland, Tybee.
Valencia, Aug 20-Arrived, bark Columbus
[Rus], Pauat, Pensacola.
Barbados, Aug 10-Arrived. bark Dux TNorl,
Ter eenser, Stanley, F chartered to load at
Brunswick for Channel for orders.
Havana, Aug 21-Sailed, brig seusat ISpl,
Diaz. Savannah.
Boston, Aug 26-Arrived, schr Maud H bud.
ley. Oliver, Apalachicola
H Richie, Boston land sailed for Satilia); Viola
Reppard. Boston.
Saed-Schr Geo Fl Ames, Boston.
Baltimore, Aug 25-Seiled, steamship Wave
[Brl, Port r yal, S &.
Cape Henry, Aug 26-Passed. schr Norman.
Henderson, Savannah for Baltimore.
Darien, Ga, Aug 25-Arrived, schrs Alice
Archer Gibbs, New ork James Fl Woodhouse.
Kelly, Brunswick; Flora Condor. Burger, New
York; Goth. Florence Shay, Edwards. Port
Royal
Fernandina, Aug 26-Arrived. bark Eunite.
Nash, New York
Jacksonville, Aug 26-sailed from the bar 2sd
schr City of Jacksonville, Stillwell, Baltimore:
o Booth, Davis, do.
Norfolk, Va. Aug 26-Arrived, steamship
Sch iehallion ll]r, Pensacola
Newport News, Va, Aug 26-Arrved, steamer
Daventry lBrl, Pensacola land sailed for Queens
borough
Port Royal. S G, Aug 20 Sailed, steamship
Scots Greys Brl, United Kingdom.
Philadelphia, Aug m-Cleared. steamship
lBrl. Townsend Port Royal, schr Orrle i
Drisko, Burton. Savannah
Delaware breskwater. Aug e6-Passed out
steamship Wansbeck lBrl, Philadelphia for Pen.
sacolA
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NOTICE To MARINERS

Notices TO mariners, pho: charts and all nauti-
cal Information will ne furnished masters of
vessels free Of charge at the United States
hy1roSrapnic ONCE in tue Custom House. Cap
talns are re luested TO cal at the Office
LIEUT. r II SHERMAN
In charge Autographs Station.
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EXPORTS

Per steamship Dessoug, for Philadelphia
81 bales cotton, 1874 bales domestics, 70 bales
wool, IL bbls rosin oil, Il bales paper stock. 531
bols rosin, 100 bbls spirits turpentine, Iii .<02
$50 empty kegs, 80 tons pig iron. 19i pkgs mdse.
Per bark Agnes SteItin-2, 400 bbis rosin,
weighing l,l34,9l5 pounds Paterson, Downing
& Co.
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PoULrRY-Market overstocked; demand light
EGGs-Market firm; stock ample.
PEANUTs-Ful stock; demand moderate;
prices steady.
SUGAR-Georgia and Florida nominal; none in
market.
HoNEY-Demaud nominal.
SWEET PoTAToEs-Marxet nominal; no stock.
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The Sunday Morning News
Will be found regularly on sale at the 70

lowing places:
h,still's News Depot.
Corners News Staud
Z. j. Kiener's Drug Store, corner West
Broad and stewart streets.
T. A. Mullryne ~ Co.'S Drug Store, West
Broad and Waldburg streets.
ST. j. H. Yongs's Drug store, corner
Whitaker and Duffy streets.
McCauley a. Co.'S Drug Store, corner
New Houston and Drayton streets.
W. A. Bishops Drug Store, corner Hall
and Price street,. ADJ.
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in any stock comi1g upon the market. Traders
realized on the advance in the last hour, but
selling failed TO cause any material reaction;
and the close was steady at a shade under best
prices, while the undertone was still firm. The
whole active list is higher The sales of listed
stocks were 1900 shares and $4,000 shares OF
unlisted. The following were the closing quota
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Mill timber 81 below these figures


FRElGHIS.
LUMBER-C oastwise-VesselS to arrive and for
present loading still about equal to
the trade requirements. Rates may be quoted
within the range of IS C0a7 SO from this port TO
Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York and sound
ports. with 2550c additional if loaded at near by
Georgia ports. Timber, 50c4Sl 90 higher than
lumber rates. To the West Indies and Wind
ward. nominal; to Rosario, go 00S21 90; to
Buenos Ayres or Montevideo, S15 90; to Rio
Janeiro, $40 90; to Spanish and Mediterranean
ports, Sl4 00014 SO; to United Kingdom for or
ders nominal at for timber, Is los standard;
lumber, Is los. Stean-to New York, 81 90; to
Philadelphia, 81 %; to Boston, So 90; to Balti
more, So 50.
NAVAL SroREs-Market is nominal, owins to
the scarcity of spot tonnage. for which there
is good demand. Foreign-Cork, ETC..
for , orders, small spot vessels, rosin: s. Cd
Adriatic. rosin, 81 4l6d Genoa, IS ND:
South America, rosin, S. 10 per barrel of $50
pounds. Coastwise-Steam-To Boston. 10c
per looms on rosin, 90c spirits; to New York,
rosin. NC per 100 rs; spirits. SOC; to Phadel-
ghiA, rosin. TIC per 100 ms; spirits, sOc; to
Baltimore. rosin. DC; spirits. zoe. Coastwis;
quiet
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Eisel from Hamburg for Charleston, has put
into Chr stiansand leaky. She will discharge
t-rr pairs
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Da JosFPH N ToNKa has 10 pressthe journals
kept ~ Washington while on a surveying sxpe.
lion Tor LOr Fairfax Ia lifs.
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Steamship Dessoug, AsKins, Philadelphia &C
G Anderson.
Bark Agnes [Gerl, Schepler Stettin-Ameri
can Trading Society.