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HALF RATE EXCURSIONS 10 THE WORLDS
FAIR

Il series of sUeed excursions 10 liz W@rid'S
Fafgf0r wlich eSeuf Son tickets 70 Ghlcagn will
lie sold at tEe rate III ORG farc for he roun1tgfp
far as the Ohio Kiyer TIE dates selected are
Aug. 30. Sept q Is, and e. 9he,sPeciai trains Will
consist of iiFatclass day eoaeles, equipped wit b
experienced Tourist Agent and n ain porter
will accompany each trair. to look after the
comfort of passengers. steps kpT meals Will he
maze at meal stations Ell r0use, The tickets
will be valid Tor the outward Journey on the
special trains only. excepting That from way
the ths nearest si4tioa at waeh the special
III iris are Eoae lule5 30 STOP they Will be val
( | for res9rn Journey a cav eoScaei on all
tx ms leaving CA."Ggo VIVA ten days, !ncludr
ing date Of sale.
Following Is sehe gle o. the special trains and
ates from IN No. IT < .o1s IA This vicinity
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gressIYeness

The Brazilian government eongratn-
lated itself that il had the insnrgent
navy penned I'M the harhor at Rio ia
metro just little early. II looked like
starye or give in, but the navy chang
ed the tune by commencing a lombard
ment that cleared the town and quick
" reduced one fort to submission.
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DIR. j. a. DEASE,CATskIIL, - When
began taking your pills ! was all run
down; could scarcely retain amy food
on my stomach, and my sleep was
very irregular and uncertain. Since !
began taking your Dyspepsia Pills,
some SIX weeks ago, have been able
to eat anything and retain 1t; s'eep
well. have gained % pounds in weight
and feel like new man all over,
JoHN SAVIOR: Police Officer,
Hagerstown. Md
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Train robberies viii continue Just So
long as the business shall pay suffic-
lent return for the risk and labor in
volved. 1t is the province jointly Of
the States and the railway companies
10 so increase the risks and labors that
the business will cease to be surely re-
muneratiye.
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Once more the Standard Oil Trus;
has broken up. This time il is in de-
ference TO the public disapproval Of
trusts, This is exceedingly kind Of
the trust, but it is safe to predict that
the Standard oil monopoly win still ex-
ist in all its grinding and greedy ag-
cressiyeness.
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a0rIca 70 pAx PAYERs.

Tile Corporation Taxes for the year
1893. are now due and ~ my hands for
collection. All persons paying The
same during August and September
discount of 3 per cent will Be allowed .
II Wu.EN,
BIS I'm. Sergeant.
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Bismarck's surprising rally makes
rood once more his old time appella-
ton. the man Of blood and IRON"
Only a constitution with these ele-
ments could have shown such recupera-
tive power,
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~ any one VINO viii send rs Six
of the following CoUPoSs (which may
be cut from six issues Of the same
date, or from Six issues Of different
Idates), accompanied by Ten CENTS ~
silver or postage stamps, they can
secure ANY THREE Books 10 be
selected by themselves from the list
printed below:
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clty IIl!ll. .IaIy .. 1ga9.
q. A i. NATIONAL. ENoAMpat j.

The h. n 0 n. II. Go. will sell eyeursi0qtiek-
cts TO indianapolis and return for all trains
September lat 10 lth Inclusive, ~ rate Sl3 80
for the r lund trip. The b. Il @. Is the otlcitf
route Tor The q, A, RI posts % Maryland s .6t.
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fRlOM EVENING. stpIEMstR IS. 1899

The iawsmiths are still doing busi-
ness at the old stand 1.-THE senate floor
IN Washington. When, oh, when will
II end
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II the domestic industry Of train rob-
bing is to continue, it would DO well to
build car seats so high that robust
passengers might crawl under them.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-09-15

Lei us stand firmly on the principle
Of Justice and demand fair prices fer
goods. I.ouis Brown will be with Us,
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Havs Yor Tnsd
Ran fora Yeast Powder

III moi. do %, and you will never use
the common powders again L excels
ia baking strength purity and health
fitness.
They say the sun il covered with
black spots; but If il is 50 those delicis
ous chocolates at Louis Browns will
knock the spots of Of il
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Follow - il stshe NE d. the special trains and
rates ron ff5 ne. sgt 81 / .orls IA This vicinity:

Arriye Chicago next day at l.l5 r. NJ.
Remember the d9.es Aug 30, sept Z, u land
81
CHAs, 0. ScULL,
TGen'I PASSENGER Agent,
9-2S-Sw ID. & o. X. r.
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Lee II. Gooey dehes competitions IN
the laundry line, All his work y first
class.
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IA IN IEtIN SOAP cures Chaps; tan, freek
kN-hu JELLl les, etc. Makes skin soft
and smooth AT druggists; or send . cents and
Detroit Mich
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CHOICE STANDARD BOOKS
Almost Given Away to Patrons and
Readers Of The World"
WORKS OF PoPBL Y AUTHORs
Al One. Third Their + 4!ss ! 81 zss Ehsrs y
sane oftAs Bet st.sss Z. E.ss i tie
EagIIsh y ell y ss.ea..a,
WORKS OF PoPBL Ar AUTH0Rs

These books are Itirely printed and
bound ia attracityc paper covers. They
are sold regularly at retail III ten cont
each. So that orr oIer enables onr
readers 10 buy tglom ~ ono-iinTd q
their value. LISA g7ana chance 70
secure STANDARD, high-class works Of
fiction at merely nominal cost.
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Repairing Of any kind done BY Johr
GAINED 90 POUNDS,

Fiiz.
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8.2sI I'm.
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-06-24

and Is Tor July and August
loading south America rosin,
wise-Stoam-to Boston. nc per 100 Us on
rOsin. nlc on spirits; 20 New YORK rosiu. zee
per lo rs. spirits 81. 90 philadelphia
rosin. 5isc per 100 rs spirits. snc; 20 Balti-
more. rosin. 20c spirits. acc
Cotton - by steam The market Is
nominal. Rates are per 100 ms Barccc
Iona, f6c; Liverpool via New York &c
Liverpool via Boston, CSC. Liverpool via Bal
umore soc Havre via New York iOc; Reval
via New York, SOC; Genna via New York Coo:
Amsterdam via New York. SOC; Amsterdam
via Baltimore, 43c; Antwerp via New York
t2c Boston Y bale 81 -: New York q bale
81 90; Philadelphia q bale, sl00; Balti-
more 81 90.
Country Produce.
Market for poultry is weak; light demand:
grown fowls e pair, 66lb70c q grown, 0145c;
spring chickens 250asSc p pair; small
sizes not wanted geese q pair,
III COOL p. Market for eggs is very week and
well supplied; country p dozen. l2TalSc
Peanuts Ample stock, demand light market
hrm; fancy h. p Va, 2 h, TQTiSc; h. p.
D n. &c; small, h. p, u n. SEC. Sweet pota-
toes, yellow, q bush, 6OG65c; white, q bush
40050p
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-06-24

Per steamship City Of Birmingham from
New York; Il Decker, II A Smith, :
Joseph, l. NJ Viewer, Mrs NJ Erekell. II T.
Joselyu, G J Aiken, @ Drake S A. Oliveros.
Col c Banks, A II Brown, Miss Selun, e j
kershaw = X Alderman, s + Matters, G. IL
winters, A II I3euuinR J A IllinRsworth. Mrs
a r Roberts + Simkins, J F. McDonough,
Miss Cohen, Miss A Cohen, l. Holmes (col),
and storage.
Per steamship Nacoochee for New York
W E Knapp, Mr. Rallie and wife Miss Lath-
rop, J Jones, G. II Trowbridge, Miss T u
Bates, G w Boynton, W Cooper, Joe w Can
ter, sam Spraules. Sam Wolff. J T Brown, Jr,
Il Laundeo and wife, T. Rich, Miss Lizzie She
ron, Miss Wood, Mrs Davis Mrs Echols Miss
Hammond. Miss Tunk JAS Heuney A l.
Johnson, w X Mower and wife, II Tindall
and wife, G A Helfrsch and wife. Horace
Clinton, r G Abbott, Miss Sallie wilkins, $
Gumpei, G II Koch, y James A Taylor and
Wife, j D wills, ! + Wilbur, Mrs Mary T De
Grove, Jno Y Gaynor, Jr, 4 II Wyman, d
Fitzgerald, S Sehg, Georgiana Mathews
Martha NJ Neil, T. Hoppensock, VIM Sneed, o
N Marcy, j NJ Fen, T. Mohre.
Per steamship ID II Millerfrom Baltimore
u Reyes w - Goodrldge, J Z Grasty, Mrs K
II Smith, T. r Smith. Miss j Jones' Julia
Smith, Smith. O A Forster.
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Receipts.

Per Central Railroad, June 23-72O bales
cotton $50 bbls rosin, $40 bbls spirits turpen-
tine AS pkgs mdse, 290 bales domestics, 2G0
sacks corn, 10 pkgs wool, pzgs hides, 30
sacks feed, IS boxes harness, 80 boxes candy,
20 bdls spokes IL bales excelsior PCS tons pig
iron IS casks clay l75 bbls oil, 300 bbls flour,
40 bbls liquor, 1 car stone, 1 car bones, rs cars
melons. car sand. 2 cars meat, car beer.
Per Savannah, Florida and Western Rail
way June 23-46 bales cotton, ,9o9 bbls rOsin,
7i1 bbls spirits turpentine, cars wood, IS
crates cantaleups bales wool, Dbl potatoes,
as bbls empty bottles, bales hides, cases
medicine, 2 sideboards, ~ empty organ boxes,
2 boxes meat box chimneys. 1 box pineap-
pies 50 crates pineapples, 1 box nuts, 1 box
tonic, cases shoes, 2 boxes cheese $50 bbis
grits, 1871 sacks peas. 1 crate smoked beef, /
lot scrap iron, box clothing, 1 case baking
powder, Is casks earthenware, cars hay, 1
lot household goods, S9f sacks corn. 5000
boxes vegetables. 60 bbls vegetables, 1921
boxes fruit, 1875 bbls fruit "a pSgs mdse, 20
cars lumber, ~ cars melons.
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway
3 cars brick, car wood, case wine. / keg
wine, l trunk, 1 casting, ? rolls lead, I pkg
paper, ! case shoes. box cloth, boxes hard
ware, organ, boxes medicine 4 bdls plaids,
1 case wire, 1 crate p ware.
Per South Bound Railroad, June 3D.
81 pkgs tobacco, q bbls whisky, bales hay 2
bales domestics l case cigarettes, ? cases
cigars, boxes tonic, cars melons, l car
brick
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Fer steamship Nacoochec FOR New York
los bales SEA island cotton. $50 bales domea.
ties and yarns s5 bhls pitch 6TS hbls rosin,
tia nnls spirits turpentine. m.As feet lumber.
bales hides. FL 0s9 watcrmeluua 1ssS pfgs
fruit f,sfa pkrs vegetables. 2i2 tons pig iron,
2a sacks chat, 2lO boxes raisius, $50 pxgs
mdsc.
Per bark Antonio d'Abundo fTtau for
RottCrdam-ee7i hhls rosin. weighing 1856 20
pounds ] .40' nhls spirits turpcntine measur-
Ing 1856 gallons-Autwcrp Naval stores
Company.
Per bark Antonio IItaU. for Gonoa-f.oa
cases spirits turpcniine. measuring i0UN
gallons 2.TN bhls roain. Weighing .354 les
pounds Paterson, Downing & Co.
Per bark Orion iNorl. for Rotterdam
1883 hbls rosin, weighing S,574.0s0 pounds
; y Shottcr Co.
Per schr Leonard A Burnham, for Boston
SS 40 feet y lumber -McDonOugh s. Co.
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New York, June 21-Arrived bark Tillid
Harding, Fernandtna; schrs Ella l. Daven
port Dunton, Mobile; w II Allison, Kennis
ton. Fernandina; Chas d Hall, Low, Jackson
Vile; Norombega, Armstrong, Jacksonville;
Florence Leland. Adams Doboy; Varuna
Hyers. Doboy; Meyer and Muller, Patterson
Charleston; p Schultz, Lowery, Charleston;
Ettle II Lister, Mason, Georgetown, SO;
Robert A Snyder, Guthrie Georgetown, SC;
John Cannon Harrison, Georgetown, SC
Cleared-Bark Leonardo LItall, Cahero
Brunswick.
Apalachicola June 2t-Cleared, bark ing
doms Venner lNorl Anderson, Southbridge
schr Carrie A Buchanan, Stuobs, Philadelphia
Boston, June 2l-Arrived, schr Flora Roy
ers, Bunker, Darien.
Baltimore. June 81 Arrived, schrs VIM II
Bailey Lane, Ashley River, Sc Chas {
Dame, Grove, Savannah Benjamin i Lee,
Steelman. Charleston.
Cleared and saiIed-Schr A b sherman
Pillsbury, Port Royal sc.
Brunswick Ga, June 2l-Sailed. schrs Ell
bridge Souther, New York; Harold @ Beech
er, Greenlaw New Haven.
Cape Henry, June 21-Passed In, schr N
Luolla Wood, Spauding, Charleston for 1872
Darien, Ca. June l9-Arrived, barks Magma
[Norl, Kalkerisen, Langesend; Louise lNor]
Fernandina June 2i-sailed, schr Beatrice
Mclean [Brl Palmer, Pointa-Pitre.
Jacksonville. June 21-ArrtVed, schr Astna,
Jordan, New York.
Cleared-Schr oliver II Booth, Morris Bal
timore.
NeWburYpOrt, June 2l-Salled, Bchr EDWARD
w Young Jacksonville.
Pensacola, June 1S-Arrived. bark Don En-
rique [Brl, Corning, Buenos Ayres.
Philadelphia June 2i-Arrived bark Daisy
Reed Mitchell, Fernandina; schrs Fannie
KINNEY, Wolf, Fernandina: John Sweeney
Higbee Charleston; Annie G Grace, Grace
Charleston; Chas NJ Patterson, Tunnel, Tam.
pa; A r Weeks, Henley, Satiua River. Ca.
Portsmouth, NH, June 20-Arrived, schr II
L Baker, Georgetown, Sc.
Portland, Me, June 2i-Cleared, schr Eva
Hall. Fernandna, to load for New Bedford.
Satilla River Ca, June 17-Arrived schI
Joel Cook, Warren, Brunswick.
Vineyard Haven, June 21-Arrived, schrs
Isaac 4 Campbell. Matthews, Fernandina for
Boston; Katie J Ireland, johnson, Apalachi-
cola for Boston.
Algiers, June 16-Arrived, bark Nuovo Mon
do litaH Astarita. Pensacola
Bristol June 21--ArriVed, bark Eritreo
TItaIl Mortola, Pensacola.
Flushing, June 1s-Sailed. bark Linden
[Norl, Aanonsen, Tybee.
London, June 21-ArriYed, steamship Weth-
erby TBrl Wilson, Fernandina.
SWinemunde, June lS-Arrived, steamship
Oakdale lBrl, Whiteman, Fernandina for
Stettin.
Martinique June ls-Sailed, bark Guldregn
[Norl, Wiland, Mobile.
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ana suburban railroad. first MORTGAGE 2 per
Se.I aonos. w asked Electric Railway
bonds 07is asked.
Railroad Stocks Augusta and savannah r
pcr cent guaranteed, 0 asked. Central
common. iiia asked. Georgia common ff1
bld. 100 asked, Southwestern per cent guar
ahteea. with dividend order IS asked;
central per cent certificates, with or
DER for defaultcd interest as asked
Atlanta and West Point railroad stock. " bid
- asked, Atlanta and West Point per cent.
certificates, 90 bid ~ asked
Gas Stocks-Suyannah Gas Light stock 20
pa. q asked; Electric Light and Power
Company a5 asked
Bank stocks southern Bank OF the State
OF Georgia 1870 asked Merchants Ma
Uonal Bank, 100 bid. i0 asked. Savannah
Bank and Trust Company, l0alz bid 1901
asked: Germania Bank. lO2 bid. i03 asked.
Chatham Bank. 80 hid. 81 asked Chatham
Neal Estate and Improvement Company, 81
hld. 81 asked; National Bank Of savannah
~ bid. l21la asked; The Oglethorpe Savings
ana Trust Company, 10 bid, ll2 asked; Sa-
Vannah Real Estate, Loan and Building Com
Loan Company, Is bid. 80 asked: Savannah
Construction Company, co bid, IS asked Citi-
zens Bankel02 bid. l03 asked
Factory Bonds-Augusta Factory 6s 100
bid, lOl asked; Sibley Factory 6s % bid. 10l
asked; Enterprise Factory Is 103 bid, 1O5
asked; Eagle and PheniX Manufacturing
Company, per cent bonds 81 bid, IS asked.
Factory StOcks-Savannah Cotton Factory,
100 bid, lOl asked; Eagle and Phenix
Manufacturing Company, 43 bid, As asked;
Augusta Factory 81 bid 90 asked; Granite
vile Factory, l49 bid, 1873 asked Langley
Factory, 97S bid 100 asked; Enterprise
Factory, common, 20 bid 81 asked; j. =.
King Manufacturing Company 1903 bid, 105
asked; Sibley Manufacturing Company, 81
bid. 81 asked
Naval Stores-The receipts for the week
were 6,3ii barrels spirits turpentine and % $50
barrels rOSin. The exports we're 5,04 bar
rels spirits turpentine and liza barrels rosin.
moving as follows: To New York, 6l3 barrels
spirits turpentine and lT6 barrels rOsin; 10
Baltimore, 346 barrels rosin and 30 barrels
spirits turpentine; to Boston, 1853 barrels spirits
turpentine and l0S barrels rOsin to the interior
963 barrels spirits turpentine and 1873 barrels
rosin; to Hamburg, 1000 barrels rosin; to
Rotterdam, .408 barrels spirits turpentine
and l57lS barrels rOsin; to Hull 1000 barrels
spirits turpentine and AL barrels rOsin; to
Genoa, 200 barrels spirits turpentine and , 70S
barrels rosin The following are the Board
of Trade quotations: Rosin-A, B, and D
81 TO- E 81 TO- f 81 15 G 81 20, H 81 4Oa1 so.
81 25, K So 90, NJ So &c. N So 35 window glass
81 CO. water white 50 So. Spirits turpentine
2634C.
RECEIPTS SHIPMENTS AND STOCKS ON HAND
AND on sHIPBOARD FROM APRIL l. 1893, TO
DATE AND TO THE CORRESPONDING DATE
LAST YEAR.
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BOMBAY RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS FOR FOUR
YEARS
Financial.

EIiantlhis
Money is very stringent. The bank clear ca
ings for the past week amounted to Sl,l55,-
SIC So
The market for foreign exchange is very
weak. Sterling commercial demand, "a sl4
sixty DAYS. "a S14: ninety days, 81 sO4 :
francs Paris and Havre, sixty days, 81 q ;
Swiss sixty days, So 22B marks, sixty days,
"a 5-16c
Domestic exchange is very easy. Banks and
bankers are buying at ~ per cent dlScouht
and selling at par as per cent premium
The market is fiat and il is difficult to
realize on best class of securities.
Stocks and BondS-State bonds: Georgia
31s per cent. bonds 97iS bid 9sai asked; new
Georgia AZ per cent bonds, 1918, lib bid, lllR
asked Georgia Smith S, maturity 1896, lO95s
bid, ll0h asked.
City Bonds Atlanta per cent, 10I bid, III
asked: Augusta per cent. leo bid, lOS asked;
Augusta per cent, l05 bid, 40 asked; Colum-
bus per cent. 1917 bid. 1922 asked; Macon
per cent, los bid, III asked; new Savan-
nah per cent. quarterly, july coupons lOl12
bid 1851 asked; new savannah per cent
quarterly August coupons, 1919 bid lO44
asked.
railroad Bonds savannah Florida and
Western railroad general mortgage bonds, D
per cent. interest coupons. 1917 bid, lOJti asked
Atlantic and Gulf first mortgage consolidated
per cent. coupons January and july, matu-
rity 1897, l07 bid, lOS asked; Central con
soldated mortgage per cent. coupons Jan
nary and July. maturity 1893 1O0 bid, lOj
asked; Central Railroad and Banking Com
pany collateral gold IS, 81 asked; Geor-
gia railroad 6S, 1910, los bid, ITO asked; Char
lotte. Columbia and Augusta first mortgage,
1917 bid 1929 asked; Charlotte, Columbia and
Augusta second mortgage, ll5 bid ~
asked: Charlotte Columbia and Augusta
general mortgage 8 per cent, - old "
asked: Montgomery and Eufaula first mort
gage indorsed per cent 80 asked;
Georgia Southern and Florida first mortgage
6 per cent. trust receipts - asked:
Savannah and Atlantic IS, inGorsed, 81
asked; south Georgia and Florida indorsed,
hrsts 1O715 bid 1851 asked south Georgia and
Florida second mortgage 1867 bid l07!a asked;
Savannah and western IS, indOrsed by Cen
trail railroad trust certificates, % asked;
Savannah, Americas and Montgomery IS
81 asked: Ocean Steamship per cent
bonds 1920. % asked: Gainesville, JEFF
ferson and southern railroad, first mortgage
guaranteed 9S asked Gainesville, Jefferson
and southern. not guaranteed, 81 asked;
tiainesv lie Jefferson and southern. second
mortgage. guaranteed, SO asked; Columbus
and Rome first Endorsed IS, % asked;
Columbus and Western per cent.
first guaranteed, 80 asked; Augusta
and Knoxville railroad per cent
first mortgage bonds 81 asked; CITY
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-06-24
CIenred Yesterdnx.

Steamship Decatur II Miller, Billups, Balti-
more-John Carolan. Agent.
Bark Antonio [Itall, Cacace, Genoa-Pater-
son, Downing q Co.
Bark Antonio d'Abundo IItall Cammerota,
Rotterdam--Chr G Dahl & Co.
Bark Orion [Norl Eriksen, Rotterdam
Straehan Co.
Schr L A Burnham, Wheeler, Boston
George Harriss & Co.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-06-24
Naval stores.
Fruit and Vegetable Markets.

New York, June .23-Pears, Georg a
barrels, 81 so a 800; crates, SOC 90 81 90;
peaches, Georgia. 81 O002 90; Florida 81 %
a. 90 grapes, Florida Niagaras, SO 90 "a
4 90 per case; watermelons, SlB O0630 90; pota-
toes, 81 00D2 75 cucumbers 2566500;
PALMER RIvENBURG & Co.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-06-24

Steamer Alpha, Daniels, Beaufort and
Port Royal-C Il MedlocR Agent.
Steamer Bellevue, Garrett, Darien and
Brunswick-W T Gibson. Manager.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-06-24

Steamship Decatur II Miller, Billups, Balti-
more-John Carolan. Agent.
Steamship City Of Birmingham, Burg. New
Yorlt-C q Anderson.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-06-24

The receipts of cotton at this port from all
sources for the week were $3.50 bales of up
land and l bale sea island, against 2S75
bales of upland and bales sea island last
year.
The particulars of the receipts have been
as follows; Per Central railroad. 1923 bales
upland; per Savannah, Florida and Western
railway, 708 bales upland and bales sea
island; per Charleston and Savannah railroad
159 bales
The exports for the past week we're > 729
bales of Upland and 223 bales sea island, NOV
ing as follows: To New York ,O05 bales up
land and to Baltimore, 1887 bales upland:
TO Boston, $40 bales upland and 223 bales
sea island; to Charleston 1875 bales upland.
The stock on hand to-day was TO- 1859 bales
upland and 2,06f bales sea island. against
1878 bales upland and S,09S bales sea island
last year,
Rice-The market has continued without
change the past week and If anything
duler than its predecessor. There was a
very light demand. which was confined al
most wholly to local buyers, while the husi-
ness as a whole was merely nominal The to-
tai sales for the week were about 500
barrels. Small job lots are held at
15@Ac higher:
common. -.-......,... ..-.....-...2Ia
Fair ............,- .......................22 m3
5000 .............'...' ................3 l4W31a
1flHe ..'........ .....................4 0L44
Rough
1iuc"d1pI -t.---.. ...'s's'... ...s...'C pOtG W
country IOtS- -......,....-.... 500 81
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-06-24

ltaltlmore Nd. June 2A-FlOur dull. Wheat
dull and easy; No red on spot G9c June
delivery 69c; milling wheat by sample 6SQ5Oc.
Corn weak; mixed on spot 4Sifc; June deliv,
cry 4sAc; white corn by sample 56c; yellow 80
0h2c by sample.
New Orleans. June 28.-Conee. Rio. ordinary
TO fair l1Nl9iac Sugar strong; open kettle
fair 10 good fair 3-l6c; centrifugals choice
yellow clarified o-l6c: prime yellow clari-
lied 7-l6c; OF do 3-l6u4I{c; seconds 3 ITO
Gt46c. Molasses nominal.
Cincinnati, June 23-Flour steady Wheat
No. red Soc. Corn heavy; No. , mixed
4otsc Oats hrm; Nc mixed 33c. Pork In
light demand az $40 So Lard hrmer az
~ l2R. Bulk meats steady AZ 80 25. Bacon
easy at SlOs'1a Whisky in light demand at
ST Louis, June 23.-Flour unchanged.
Wheat quiet; No. red cash 60Ke, June de-
livery GO&c; July delivery 6liac; August de-
livery 8hc. Corn, No. mixed cash 81 &c;
June delivery 374c; July delivery 3sl6c Oats
weaker; No cash poe; July delivery 27Ac;
August delivery 24lac. Whisky 81 r. Pro
visions dull, weak and lower. Pork, current
make $3.50 Lard 10000 % Dry salt meats
loose shoulders IS SO; longs and ribs go l2h
shorts 100 boxed loo more. Baeon-packed
shoulders 81 30; longs and ribs $40 2J61li l71S /;
shorts $40 6901i0 62%. Hams unchanged.
Naval stores.
Charleston, June 49, 80 Spirits turpentine
turpentine firm at 20c. Rosin firm at 800 for
good strained.
New York, June 23.--Rosin dull and steady;
81 40. Turpentine quiet and steady.
Petroleum, Oils, Etc.
New York, June 23.-Cotton seed OIL quiet
and weak; crude $50; nominal; yellow prime
4l@i2c; choice acc.
New York, June 23.-Petroleum quiet and
unchanged.
New York June 23.-Rice firm and quiet;
domestic fair to extra 2&695bc; Japan ~
6641Sc.
New Orleans, June es.-Riceq quiet. Ordinary
| to good 2hGD23fc.
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