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The herald., 1893-10-09
HOUNDED TO THE GRAVE.
SENSATIONAL SUICIDE OF AN EX-
M JOURNALIST.
A New Orleans Man Throws Himself
Under Train In Chioago-Eais
Head Out OH-A Woman
I'm tho Case.

CHICAGO. Oct 6.--What prornisss to
develop into q sensational suicide oc-
Cured today on the railroad tracks at
the foot OF Monros street. From papers
found on the suicides body heiH believed
to be Henry Kershaw, editor and man
ager Of the New Orleans Commercial.
A man was noticed standing on the
tracks, and as a freight train APP
preached he threw himself upon the
tracks and placed his neck across the
rail. The police fastened to the spot,
but tho train severed his head from his
body before they could reach him. Let
tors found In the mans pockets led to
his Identification, and the contents il
true tell q sensational story. In all the
letters which he had written Kershaw
speaks OF crime charged against him
which was prosecuted by woman no
desiGnated as Libbie Bloom, and num-
ber of secret societies, and he claims he
was bounded to the grave. He speakH
OF an unfair trial, and evidently believed
his enemies intended to murder him.
He limited at lvnching, but stated he did
not fear it, not fearing death. Letters
were also found on him signed by Libbie
Bloom, and they, taken In connection
with those written by himself, indicate
that he was infatuated with the Bloom
woman, and left his wife and children
in order to live with her. Some of tine
letters read like the products OF q de-
ranged mind.
New ORLEANS, Oct. 8.-Henry Ker.
shaw, who committed suicide in Chicago
today, is not we'll known here and has
not been in journalism for some time.
He issued the Commercial Bulletin
about year ago, and at one time was a
partner in large printing Office. Moth
ing is known of him in connection with
the woman Libbie Bloom or his domestic
affairs.
The herald., 1893-10-09
raE WAR IN BRAZIL.

Foreign Warshfps Maintaining Ccndi~
tfonal Neutrality.
New YoRK, Oct. S.--The Herald'5
Msntevideo special says: Information is
just received from Rio to the effect thas
the crews of tho foreign warships in the
hsrbor there will only be landed to
afford protection to persons of their
respective nationalities. There will be
no attempt to interfere between
Peixoto and Mello. although the
former has been notified that II
he continues to plant batteries along
the water front and erect qualifications.
the rebel admiraps forces will be reeog-
nized as legitimate belligerents. A large
number of Brazilian naval officers have
left Santos for this city to try to capture
the Brazilian warship Tiradentes, which
is in the harbor. II their efforts are sue.
cessful the vessel will be added TO Me .ssss's 5
squadren.
The herald., 1893-10-09
rRoops ANp srKIKEHs.

Tho British Governments Denounced at
Public Meet t.ngs.
GLASGOW, Oct. S.-Seyeral thousand
people attended meeting held today
at which the authorities were denounced
for sending troops into the mining dis
tricts and for killing men who were only.
it is claimed, trying to obtain what Was
justly due them.
LONDON, Oct. S.-Fully $4,000 people
assembled today in Victoria park and
heard violent speeches in favor OF the
striking miners.
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NOT AN OFFICIAL nEooRD.

A Capital CITY Whselman Rides Half-
Mile in 1:O5.
SACRAMENTO, Oct. S.-Anumher OF the
Capital city wheelmen met at Agricul-
tural park today to have trials. As the
result. one OF the Pacific coast records
was beaten. The half-mile was made
by L. S. Upson from a standing start in
1:C5. being As seconds under z,;gler's
record made at San Francisco. Being
made at San Francisco. it does not be-
come an official record, however.
The herald., 1893-10-09
nnurALLY OUTRAGED.
A Young Lady kavished by Ne
The Ffend Escapes.

A Young Lady kavished by Negro
The Fiend Escapes.
SAVANNAH, Ga, Oct S-rhe 18-year-
old daughter of Mrs. Jane Young was
ravished in her home last night by
March Walker, negro. The police
were not notified until several hours
later, and Walker in the meantime as
capped. A negro resembling Walker was
arrested, but released on failure to iden-
tify. A crowd gathered arodnd the de-
pct tonight. Threats OF lynching were
made, but squad Of police quieted tbs
demonstrations.
The herald., 1893-10-09
EvANaELIoAL ALL1ANUE.
Another Igternationsi Conference Coz
vsned In Chicago.

Another Internationsl Conference Con-
vsned in 6hicaso.
CHICAGO. Oct. 8.-.The international
meeting OF the Evangelical Alliance con-
vened here today. Addresses Of welcome
were delivered by President Bonny, Mrs.
Potter Palmer, DR.. Burrows and Others.
They were responded to by Lord Kin
naird, Prof. Henry Drummond of Glas-
cow, Colonel Rossmale OF Netherlandas
Rev. Prochet OF Rome and Gen. o. O.
Howard OF the United States army.
Among the speakers were William E.
Dodge OF New York, president of the
alliance, DR.. Simon J.. Mcpherson and
President Gates OF Amherst. The meet
ings Of the alliance will continue through
the week.
The herald., 1893-10-09
DIED OF Hrs WOUNDS.

A Train Rsbber Confesses Before Pass
ing in His Checks.
ST. PAUL, Mimi, Oct. 8. "A Kalispel,
Mont, special to the Pioneer Prees says
Samuel Shermer, one of the Northern
Pacific train robhers. captured by
Sheriff Gangner's posse after desperate
fight ON Wednesday, died this afternoon
from the effects of his wounds. Late
last night he realized that he could not
live and made a complete confession
regarding the train robbery and hfs
subsequent acts.
The herald., 1893-10-09
AN EMPTY BOAT.

Hor Crew of Five and the Captain's
Family Lost.
DEER PARK, Mich, Oct. S.-This
morning a drifting fishing boat was
picked up by the crew of the Muska-
longe life saving station. An inspection
revealed her identity as craft which
left White Fish Point October 9th for
Au Train. There were then on board a
crew Of five men, Captain Carpenter.
wife and child. No one was found on
the boat and there is no reason to be-
lieve that they escaped drowning.
The herald., 1893-10-09
Alewlndlor rdentlneti.

CurcAeo, Oct. S.--Etonewall J. De-
France, under arrest in Detroit, has
been fully identified % Lyman ]. Lamb,
who last spring swindled Jacob New
man out OF several thousand dollara.
The Identification YVES made by clerk
in Newman's office who went to Detroit.
An attempt win be made to bring De-
France here.
The herald., 1893-10-09
Henry Preserved smiths A,

CINCINNATI, Oct. S.--ProieHscs
Preserved Smith. d. D.. lato !
Theological seminary, will be J
ioro tne rreBUyLerl synod oil
appeal from the decision Of tn
natl presbytery, which found h
OF two charges of heresy. IT,
will convene here Tuesday.
The herald., 1893-10-09
The Chootaw Defaulter.

TusKAHoMA, I. T., Oct. 8. S.-Ex-Treas-
urer Green McCurtin has not been heard
from since he left yesterday morning.
1t now turns out that his shortage 10
sl04. .727, and it is not unlikely that addi-
tional misappropriations will be dis
covered. No one knows how he stands
with the general fund. es the committee
has not examined the books yet.
The herald., 1893-10-09
Tho Csbul Mu,Inv.

LONDON, Oct. S.-Tne correspondent
of the Times at Simla says in feaasa 70
the story of riot at Cabul, publishsd
yesterday, that the Occurrences simply
consisted of the shooting OF an officer by
an orderly. The orderly war s,hs~-
quently executed. The report gAs
Sepoys were blown from guns il aebio
The herald., 1893-10-09
Arranfinn FInances.

BUENos AYREs, Oct. S.-The financial
scheme proposed by the financial minis
ter provides for the ratification OF the
Rothchild committee's plan regarding
the interest cnsthe foreign debt and the
annual progressive withdrawal OF bank
notes from circulation.
The herald., 1893-10-09
A Mexican Assassi sination

Cry OF Mexico, Oct. S.--Mail advices
today from San Cristo state that few
nights ago Gen. Manuel Escabaylor, at
one time governor OF Chiapas. and at
present senator, was assasainated by
unknown parties, who fred from the
street.
The herald., 1893-10-09

A sea bsth at home with Turk's Island
sea salt ia exhilarating. Recommended
I'm all -h-.s..:ans Fne sal.A ~. ~ sa.,,<-
eists; l5c package.
The herald., 1893-10-09

For eunburn and ireckles use only
Perfecta Face Cream; safe and sure,
For sale bv A. f. Littleboy, druggist.
3ll South Spring street.
The herald., 1893-10-09

tits important to know that correct
fit in fjne tailoring can be had at moder-
ate prices from H. A. Getz, liz West
Third street.
The herald., 1893-10-09
CHAS. VICTOR HALL TRACT.

OF ADAM . Str EET.
Large hcIne vslla otx for sale in the soutn west;
avenues 80 feet wioe, fined with Palms, Mon
terey Pines. GInvfllss, Peppers, the new Hum
park like efe~t TO six miles OF streets. Lots
are h0v150 to IA foot alleys.
ros,U fOk lN6iDE LtITS $40 per month till
Que-uAli Is paid, or une-tnird cash ana balance
IN hye years; or If you build you cai have ive
years nlne.a Get one while you can. Apply 10
The herald., 1893-10-09

Conn band Instruments. Agency at
Fitxrerald' i. cor. Springand Franklin sts.
The herald., 1893-10-09

Ladies' hats cleaned, dyed, reshaped
and trimmed. California Straw Works,
264 South Main street. opposite ThEd.
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III Z Yallow PIarue,

BRUNSWICK, Ca, Oct. 8. 6.-Thirty-two
now cases Of yellow fever were reported
today.
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and receiving au wsati-fae urN reply
they rlt into an altor.Itii u. Look
iua hI.k Mr. Fleming SAW toey were
Hrntiuu The uD4ro struck = at with au
irlu rod Chat he was using as walking
stick. houdur &c. he threw ii.e0wu and
ran. CLOSELY pursued by Suit. Reaching
down. The negro picked up q. cogw0Ot
stick with % f1rkcd end that vsls used 90
tighten "a eIo-des line. and dealt suit %
powerful blow over the head. and then
ran off, Suit hon went 90 the house but 10
was not known by the family that he was
seriously injured until late iu The night.
and he died early Sunday morning Great
excitement prev. 6led when the people Of
the neiuhborho0d heard OF tho tragedy
and Immediate search was
instituted for the negro. It
was learned that young man, by the
name Of Dock GaryA had been seen going
IN the direction Of Mr. Suits that after
noon, with an iron walking stick, and
that no had gone across the river into
South Carolina. Hit trail was followed
bv a posse and he was captured near
Westminster and br ought back TO Reed
Creek. where he was brought before jus
rico Martin, who com United him 20 jail.
Dock Gary freely onfcssed to having
done the killing, but claimed 70 have
acted altogether on the defensive. He
was brought 20 Hart well 1Nuesday and
was sent to Madison county Jail for safe
keeping until the September term of Hart
superior court.
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Per Central Railroad July e8-@ tone
piR iron. 2tll cHls rosn. 54 ms
spirits turpcutiuc. b lbls CLAW. .
whisky. car wood, cor meat % Can, r.
ous empty tank car, 3 bbls bottles = - =.
eggs, l32 pkgs dumc-tigs. 2ls pkg- mpr.l'...
disc. 40 pkrs fruit u pkgs collar. S rE.
wool u pkgs hrooms. Do pigs hides so fa..
handles. = rolls leather. 341 sacks cSru s8 ...
cornod beef $50 cks lard
Per Charleston and savannah Railway Trf-.
IS ear iouds lumber 4 car load brick M
crockery, . cases pants car load axles fos
wax. case eggs, l76 boxes tobacco
Per savannah, Florida and Western Rail
way july % bales ootOu los
bbls rosin. 3sS bbls spirits urDon-
tine IS ears lumber. $40 bbls fruit lsl cr5fEs
fruit, cars wood car iron wheels / ~
phosphate rock car hay / car lime [ t9rt
car, 200 0bls flour cases jeans - bunlI,-
paper, 4 boxes tobacco. bundles wool rs uj.9
willow baskets 5 plIgs willow boards. ifls
hises. bXs wax cases cigars boxes turn D
boxes drugs, l box coffee, 1 box notions Gor
hardware, 3 pr trucks bbls meat { b9vss
groceries. II pairs hooks, case hats ] case
shoes bdls poles, cylinder, bdl spokcs a
sacks rice, l coop chickens bbls fish 1 p..fr
blinds cask lime, IS bdls merchandise.
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The Icy Blast Which Sweeps Over
Texas Described by a Native.

Texas Described by a Native.
From the St, Louis Globe Democrat.
''What is u Texas northern" The ques-
ton was put to Major b. NJ. VanderhurSJ,
of Texas, who was airing his Apollo Bel
videre figure in the glad sunshine that
crept under the awning of the Lindel'
"a Texas norther, my inquiring friend,
is an extremely damp and dlSagretaD-o
wetness that crawls up out Of the uo-1}
where the north pole used to be ana
swoOps down upon the sometimes sunny
southland at Nancy Hanks gait, cagG-
ing you with your mosquito bar uhue5
clothes on and your overcOat in soak IL
is more penetrating than ammonia, ana r.
quirCs but ten seconds to work its way "
the most secret reUesses Of fat man $ 7oLI
and cause him to regard the OrtholIyA
hell of fire as the one thing in all tN0
world most to be desired. ..
when a norther has a victim III ~
grip he feels that he has a combination u
buck ague and CougestivC chillS. III 10
the custom in Texas not to make q IRE u,, i
til somebody freezes TO death. IL Wou.u
be Il slam on the most delightful cIlll.l'o
on earth Few houses built prior 10 w.
war had any provision for heating.
custom was when norther announce ~
self TO keep piliug on coats until lU 90
discouraged and gave up the cont
That custom is still generally follows
Northern people regard this eccentrlCl;S.'
of the Texas climate with extreme u.'
gust. They go down there expecting 10
find ten months OF summer ana W. W.
months of early fall weather; to reVel l -n
the glad sunshine and TO iuhaLe lL IN
unctuoUs perfume of magnolia bud? a.
the year They get into their ll-H.-
clouhes and send their heavy weights ~
friends back home to be given TO the POI
or packed away in camphor. just apoI
days they long to go to Manitoba TO g0'
warm -
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New Ybrk, July 2O-Arrived schrs Isaac N
Kerlin, Steelmann. Jacksonville, Florence
Shay Edwards, Port Royal.
Boston July 20-Cleared, bark Jan Sijband
Dutch. ValOur, Brunswick.
Georgetown, July 2O--Arrived, steamer
Croaton, Hansen. New York via Wilmington.
Jacksonville, July i9-Clenred, schr Emily
f NOrtham johnson. New York
Port Royal, July 20-Sailed, schr a b Sher-
man, Pillsbury, Baltimore.
Baltimore, July 19-Cleared, Island City,
VOORHEES, Savannah.
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Exports.

Per schr Aaron Rcppard for Philadelphfa
-iOt,370 feet pine lumber by Hunting & %
Per steamship Iris Dover for orders-5f47
valued at $40. 900. 500 bbls rosin. weighin.- A.
l2S 900 lbs, valued ut S30,S5O shipped by the
Antwerp Naval Stores Co
Per steamship VIM Lawrence for BALI
mOre-27 bales cotton, 1 bale wool 8 bales
dOmestics, 10 bbls rice, l55 bblS rCaiu 80 bhs
oil. Is bbls turpontiue, al crates pears lg5
bbls pears, 100 pkgS mdSe.
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Per steamship Kansas City from New Y5~'-
d 7 Myerson, \ Wolfe h : Barton. Miss
w Middleton, G M Wilkinson Miss 4 r.
Golding, VIM Newcomb, Z w Douglass. Mis-
G Q Hincks NJ p Flattery, u Bergen and
wife, Fl Morgan j Donate and two infant,
G Little, NJ J DAILY c p Byrd q w H9rt,
ridge Mrs NJ E Bryan. c L Wakedeld W n
WoodsOn, = A Bryant RaysOr. r L Raysor
; Turner, l NJ Frank K Cherry Mrs !
Graham Miss SpaUlGing. and three steerage
Per steamship VIM Lawrence for Baltimore
Miss J. Meise, RIr and Mrs NJ GoldS0or.
ugh. J p Turin, MI and Mrs L A Kochen. II
A Burgham, Miss L B Field + McBain Mr.
and Mrs T Kirk, Miss n Kirk, Mr. and Mrs [,
A sullivan, Mrs Is Moicken Mrs X Tay.
Tor, Mrs JnO Leithead. Peterson
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Summer Fashions in Florida.

From the Wilmington IN. O. Messenger.
The Florida Times-Union anticipates
that the time will come when the Florida
belle can rig herself out in handsome garb
made from the pineapple fiber II is even
possible that in mild climate like that of
Florida the Jig leaf might supply a ward
robe
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Fruit and Vegetable Market.

New York, July 22-Pears. LeConte bbls,
81 1903 90; crates, 5OcGIS1 %; peaches 81 50
G3 so; grapes Delaware, ; pounds 251l40c;
champions, 10 pounds, 25li30c; watermelons
fancy, large, $50 00lI25 %; medium, Sl2 OO1
10 co. eggplant, bbls 81 OO06 Co.
PALMER RIVENRURG & Co.
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When Baby wassick, wesgavesler Castoria.
When she waaa Child, She cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss, she cung to Castoria.
When che had Children, shesgave thelsCastoris
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Schr Aaron Reppard, Steelman, Philadel.
phia-Geo Harris & Co.
steamship Iris, Smtt Dover, for orders
Antwerp Naval Stores Company.
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COMMERCIAL.
SAVANNAH MARKETS.
OFFICE MoRvINo NEWS

Cot'ou-The market for spot cotton remains
steady no quotations. The receipts to-day
were 1872 bales and tho sales amounted 20 IN
bales At the 10 o'clock call 40 the Cotton Elk
change The market was quoted as steady as
follows
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An Easy Road to Happiness.

From the Baltimore American.
A good cure for the blues is big piece
of ice-cold ripe watermelon A good euro
for the watermelon can be had of any
practicing physician.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-07-23

Steamship Raleigh, Seares to load lumber.
for Georgia Lumber Co.
Steamship Kansas City, Fisher, New York
&C. q. Anderson.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-07-23

Per South Bound Railroad. july 22-19i
reels wire 1855 kegs staples IS sacks meal. 5
bbls meal. 10 sacks oats bales dOnestlcs. /
Dbl whisky, 80 doz washboards 80 pkgs taoac-
DO, pkg signs, 5 pcs stone, bales drills /
car powder
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

soull soOto o. O.HO
High Water at Savannah. 2:55 am 1924 pm
STANDARD Time)
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Richmond and West Point Terminal. IL
Western Union. .............-,...... 1855
New York July -, p. m.-Monev on cali
easy at 4per cent: prime mercantile paper S0
u per cent. Sterling exchange dun and
featureless: posted rates "a al s. Com
steady State bonds dull. Railroad bonds
heavy
New York, July 22-The security market
was weaker this morning than at any time
since the present downward movement set
in and many stocks and bonds touched the
lowest figures yet made. The depression was
due to the h0avinesS of the London market
and renewed activity on the part Of the bears
and heavy llquidatiOnS The bank failures ut
Milwaukee added to the depression. Erie was
notably weak, common breaking to lgad and
preferred to y. while consolidated fell to
steady shrinkagc in securities led to IA reviv-
al of the talk apout a receiverShip for the
property but the officials of the company
claim to have no knowledge that sUCha thing
is contemplated. 1t is understood that the
company floating debt is becoming. burden
Paul falling 10 5lB. Northwestern to 95,
Rhode Island to 57l4, and Quincy 1875.
Other important declines were y in General
Electric to Az; ~ in sugar to TlaI
Ia in Missouri Pacific to 24li:
IA in Western Union to 74A > in Lake Shore
-Four 20 34l4, rs in Lead to 23l5, IL in pre-
ferred to 57y6 and 15s in Chicagogas to 81. The
decline was checked by favorable bank
statement, which shows gain in the reserve
of S3 0l2. $50 The banks are still 81 356 $50 be-
low the requirements. This showing induced
general rally OF - to per cent. took place.
The market lc#Iof firm Tho sales aggre-
gated l52,56S shares, OF which l5,2l7 We're IN
listed.
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Schr Geo Hames, from Boston for Fernan-
dina, of Hatt0ras.
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mcial Racord for tha norninr -

hcial Record for thu Morning News.
Local forecast for Savannah and vicinity
till midnight, July % 1893 Showers: slight
changes in temperature; variable winds
O1iclal forecast for Georgia. Fair; variable
winds.
Comparison Of mean temperature at Savan-
nah, Ca, July -, 1898, with the normal for
the day
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Denarted Yesterdnv.
Memoranda.

Steamer Alpha, Daniels, Bllnton-C Il
Medlock, Agent
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Great Reduction

In variety, at LaFar's, Broughtou street
aJ
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In boys straw hats, at LaFar's, Brougb-
ton street,-ad
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pentinc remains the same as it has for two
days. The price bid Is 25c and is taken by
the factors, The receipts were 852 casks to-
day which were sold ut quotations, ROsin-
The market remained to-day in accordance
with the MORNING NEWS report OF yesterday.
There was no excitement in the market but
"a steady selling, which amounted to about
5000 barrels. The quotations at the Board of
Trade yesterday at the regular call at l
o. rlnClE wore.
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Charleston, July 22.-Spirits turpentine
dull and firm at pc. Resin quiet and firm
A, b. c, D and offered at So; e1.O0 for
good strained
New York, July 22.-Rosin dull and steady:
strained, common to good 81 COOL O5. Tur-
pcntinC quiet and easy at % 1a6I23c.
Wilmington, July 22.-Rosln quiet strained
at 500 good strained S5c. Spirits turpenttne
steady at 2i}Sc. Tar firm at 81 IS Crude
turpcntine firm hard Csc; soft and virgin
81 to
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Market for poultry nominal and weak; light
demands grown fowls II pair, G5070c; x
grown, 40d45 spring chickens 25U35c Il
pair; small sizes not wanted; geese Z pair
zoe; Market for eggs is firm and fully sup
piled; demand fair; country u dozen, 1OcG1lc
Peanuts-Ample stock, demand light, market
easier, fancy h. p. Va, 2 il, 1lg71ae n, p, u
ID, &c: small b. D.. 19 ID, ~.
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Baltimore, Nd, july 23.-Flour dull.
Wheat dull and steady: No. red on spot
by sample 6SIG39c Corn easy; mixed spot
and July delivery 463lc August 47c; white
corn by sample ale yellow by sample SOC
81. Louis. july 24.-F'lOur nominal and
unchanged extra fancy - 500 90, fancy s2 40
o. 81; choice ~ l56p2'25; family 81 90a2 90
Wheat; No. red cash at $3.50; July delivery
57bc; August delivery 59qRc; September 62%@
g5c. Corn; No, mixed cash 362ec; July
delivery 80 &C. August delivery 36&c; >eptem-
Der 3695c. Oats; No. cash 24c asked; July
delivery s23Ac, August delivery 2l4c, Septem-
ties unchanged. Provisions quiet. Pork
current make GIG 75. Lard 50 1878. Dry salt
meats higher, loose, shoulders 81 371a longs
and ribs So l2La shorts ~ IS; boxed l5c more.
Bacon-paeked shoulders 80 75 longs and ribs
So rs; shorts $40 0O. Hams, sugar-cured 100
lac.
New Orleans. July .2e-Cofee firm; Rio. or
binary to fair i7la8l9Ac Sugar firm; open
kettle good common 3403T fair to good fair
34G3bc; centrifugals, choice, yellow clari-
fled 7-l69Hc; prime yellow clarified 5
l6GD4sSc; prime do. 4 5-lGl sc; seconds l-16
G111-l6c. Molasses nominal
Cincinnati July 22-Flour, easy; fancy
g 6o@2 95; family 50 1902 25. Wheat in fair
firm. No. 2 mixed 4tl4c. Oats stronger; No.
> mixed 32034c. Rye dull and nominal-No
- SOC. Pork neglected at Sl7 co. Lard weak
at 80. Bull{ meats dull at * 37IE@S So Bacon
weak at $40 62h0l0 IS. Whisky steady at
81 II. Sugar in fair demand and firm.
Rice
New York July 22.-Rice in fair and ACTIVE
demand; domestic fair to extra 27S@54c;
Japan 425c.
New Orleans, July 22.-Rice steady. Ordi-
nary to good 2d255c.
Petroleum, Oils, Etc.
Hew York, July 22.-Cotton seed oil dull
and steady; crude 1886; yellow prime AZ;
choice 44c.
New York, July 22-Petroleum steady and
quiet. Washington, in barrels "a IS; do. in
bulk 81 3d. refined New York IS 10; Philadel-
min Amd EA ltimnrn b 20 do in hI,lI. 90 El.A
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-07-23
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-07-23
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New York. July % noon.-The following
were the opening quotations: