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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-08-24

St. Louis Aug. 23.-Flour tame and I'M
changed. Wheat 4Gtlc lower; No. red
Der delivery 5s%c' October delivery size
Corn, &c oh-No mixed cash SIC; August
delivery 34Ac; September delivery 34&c;
December delivery 3S2{c. Oats-quiet; No.
TENDER delivery 235c. Rye, No. ? SIC asked
Acc bid. Barley, no trade Bran firm: east
track SIC Flax seed steady. Hay steady
and unchanged; prime to choice Sll 00nl2 90.
Butter firm and unchanged; separator
creamery 22024c; choice dry 21022c.
Eggs firm and unchanged, at lie Lead
quiet and steady. % M; spelter stagnant,
81 65. Corn mea- steady and unchanged,
81 s0l3l 50. Bagging unchanged, 44M5Hc.
Iron cotton ties unchanged, D5eGbSi 90. Whisky
unchanged. Provisions heavy, except bacon,
which is strong. Pork, new current makes,
1913 70 Lard s8 1919. Dry salt meats -
shoulders, loose 81 co. longs and ribs &8 30;
shorts S8 20; boxed lots l5c higher Bacon
packed shoulders 81 80; longs and ribs
~ 621ac shorts 80 871s0slO %. Hams, sugar
cured 13GBl4c.
New Orleans Aug 23.-In hog products
market steady, unchanged. Pork. now. $l3 80.
Lard refined tierced, So 70. Boxed meals
dry salt shoulders &C; sides nc; bacon
sidesAc hams choice sugar cured. 1l4m
l1Ac. Coffee tirmer; Rio, ordinary to fair, II
Mi9c. Flour steady; extra fancy S3 000l3 so;
patents 50 25a3 35 Corn meal e. TO- Bran
dull at zoe Corn frmer; No sacked mixed
49c; white 40 I50c; yellow SOC. Oats. easy;
No , sacked western 34c: Texas 26029c HAY
Sugar fair; centrifugals axe, Of white Axe;
prime yellow 4 5-lGn4Nc; of yellow 1-l6
41sc; seconds 1-1604 3iGc. Molasses nomi-
nal
Rice
New York, Aug 23-Rice firm and fair de-
mand domestic, fair to extra 2B05hc;
Japan 4lsWi1sc.
New Orleans Aug 23-Rice in better de
mand ordinary to good 2823Sc.
Petroleum, Oils, Etc.
New York. Aug 23.-Cotton seed oil lower
ana quiet; crude 33a3lc; yellow prime 39c;
choice --.
New York, Aug. 23.-Petroleum duh and
easy; crude, in barrels, s.; Parkers
crude, in bulk, s.; Washington in barrels,
IS 10; Washington, in bulk. g. 90; refined
New York 81 80; refined Philadelphia and
Baltimore in barrels, - .: refined Philadel-
phia ana Baltimore, ia bulk, a. 1902 so
Naval stores.
Charleston, Aug 23.-splrits turpentine
firm at BE. Kosin firm at So for good
strained.
New York Aug 23.-Rosin dull and easy;
strained, common to good, 30 I05c. Tur-
pentine frmer and quiet az % a1026c.
Wilmington, Aug. % - kOsin steady;
strained at Toe; good strained So. spirits
turpentne steady, 231sc Tar hrm at 81 %.
Crude "TRIP milne steady; hard 81 %; soft
virgin 81 ~
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shoes. / pkg clothing. 3 boxes chairs, cases
candy, boxes marble, IS sacks meal, bblS
meal bbls whisky. bales cotton.
Per Savannah. Florida and Western Rail-
way Aug 23-i case cigars / chest tools D
bales hides ? cars oats. box bacon, box to-
bacco. boxes shoes sacks corn boxes
grapes I crate hams, . cars wood, bale wool,
boxes dry goods box crackers, ! pkt shot,
! bdl tents, bdl poles, Dbl o meal car hay
8 boxes lemons 2 cars coal, 1 case jeans l
case candy, II o desks, 5 pkgs furniture
mules 2 bbls shells, II empty drums 80 pkgs
mdse. y cars lumber, 1883 bbls rosin, 57l
bbls spirits turpentine, bbls fruit, sc boxes
fruit, 80 bales cotton.
Per Central Railroad, Aug 23-2db bales
cotton, 30 pkgs mdse, 40 pkgs domestics, 80
cases eggs, % store blocks, - boxes crackers,
50 bbls whisky, $50 pounds buggy material,
iron safe, l25 tubs lard, 10 boxes lard. 80
tierces lard, 80 tubs oliO, 73 tons pig iron. 1907
bbs rosin, $40 bbls spirits turpentine 100 bbls
clay, II bbls potatoes, 8 bbls apples, bblS
coal tar $50 bbls -four, car wood, B cars meat,
1 car coal ca empty kegs.
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New York, Aug. %, p. m.-MOney on call
firmer, ranging from 2dS per cent, last loan at
3 per cent and closing offered at per cent
Prime mercantile paper S9l2 per cent. Bar
silver 7519c.
Sterling exchange is steady, with actual
business in bankers bills at IA s6la04 67H
for sixty days and 81 1904 S64 for demand;
posted rates 81 S2ls054 S7la,
Commercial bills 81 78laGDt Si1&. Govern
ment bonds steady. State DoAdS dull. Rall-
road bonds irregular.
The sales of silver at the stock exchange
today were neglected.
New York. Aug. 23-The stock market was
extremely dull all day. The transactions
dwindled down to the unusually small total Of
1000 shares and very little disposition to
trade was manifested in any direction. The
room operators were bearish and with the aid
of rumOrs that the General Electric Company
was ABOUT to be placed in the hands of receiv-
ers and the circulation of stories affecting
the solvency of a Wall street firm, managed
to depress the general list . to pa per cent
hica 20 Gas led the downward movement.
The stock sold down from 5O75 to 4S52. The
lowest quotations Of the day were touched
fact that the unfaVoraole rumors referred to,
failed to materianze Tn decline had little
signihcance owing to the scarcity Of bust
ness The decline in the premium on cur
reu,.v and gold, and the further reduction in
s.erltng exchange. exerted only passing in
nueuue for the reason that Wall street is
looking only to the repeal of the sherman
LAW for relief final transactions were at a
recovery of ~ to e from the lowest, and spec
ulation lett of steadier in tone
Tho closing h(gS were.
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Per South Bound Railroad. Aug 23-
savannah Cotton Mills Eckman Il j Il Will
liams & Co, Fawcett Bros. Harness & J,
j G Slater, II Traub A Ehrlich & Bro A Is
Hull g. Co, Smith Bros, NJ Fersts Sons g. Co.
Eugene LaBirsche, Savannah steam Bakery,
Conner ii & Co.
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway,
Aug 23-J Silva, awcett Bros Kavanaugh
& b. Il Girardeau, NJ IS Grant Peacock II
& Co, g M ID Riley. y Morrison q Bro. y w
Holmes, d Weed g. Co. @ Eckstein " Co, w
Is Daniels. Menhard Bros & Co, j Is Sanders,
G G Spec, Nj Ferst's Sons & Cod d Weed & Co.
Cell a. @, Virgil Walker. Joseph Alexander,
4 b Hun & Co, Savannah Furniture Co. s
Guckenheiner & Sons Savannah Steam Bak-
savannah Grocery Co. b Weitz. Edwards T s.
Co, Gregg & w, Ellis & Co, Cooper & Co,
Hunter p & B, j 2 Williams s. Co.
Per Savannah. Florida and Western Rail-
way, Aug 23-Lindsay & NJ. NJ Henderson. 7
J Wall. w A Mann, f w Storer, McDonough
& Co, II Kirkland l. II Myers & Co. Meinhard
Co Decker d, w Miller, Chestnut ON.
G. w Tiedeman & Bro. X 3 Cassels, Dale
Dixon Co. Kavanaugh b. Butler & 5,
Savannah Steam Bakery. b Feetzen, / Epstein
& Bro, j L Grady g. Son, NJ X Thomas
Moore g. Co, Peacock II & Co, E A Schwarz
Meinhard Bros & Co. Enrich Bro, Nc
knight N q NJ, Eckman w w Chisholm
Ellis & Co, Gregg & w, Hunter 2 & b, O
l. Jones. McNat g. NJ Paterson Downing & Co,
Savannah S Co, J p Williams & Co.
Per Central Railroad. Aug 23-Woods G &
Co, Hunter + & -, Dwelle & ID, Stubbs & T,
Butler & 5. w w Gordon s. Co. Mclean & Co,
J $ Wood s. Bro, John Flannery & Co, r II
Jefferson, Mutual Coop ASS n, l. G Strong
Lindsay & NJ, George Venable, Eckman & v,
Milton Orr, ] L Brindle, J Rosenheim & Co
Appel & S, Merchants National Bank, Thos
Cooley. John Lyons & Co Savannah G & w Co
Savannah Brewing Co, Ben Warnock, Jas
Hart s Bro, City OF Savannah, Marian Hun,
Q Williams, Meinhard Bros & Co. DIR w T.
Drummer, q Butler. j ID Weed & Co Gilbert
Haven Home, Lizzie Williams A Letter &
Son, G NJ Lowther, / G Haas
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Naval Stores.


4 Spirits Turpentine-Ihe market was firm
4and at an advance. At the board of trade, at
4 he FIST call at II o'clock the market was
Emlletined firm at 234 cents bid for regu-
lars with sales of 2SS casks reported There
WAS q strong demand and the price advanced
H. 23l, cents for regulars at which price lS5
tasks were reported sold. As stated some
IdavS ago IN the MORNING NEWS, the entire
stock of spirits turpentine is in the hands Of
The buyers and they are as anxious now for the
f1rices to advance as are the factors and pro
sducers. The only drawback to the imme
sdate advance is the stringencY of the money
market There is a better feeling however,
.sS the financial situation is somewhat easier
and there Is hopes of change for the better
in very short time.
ROsin-1he rosn market is quoted firm
with decline among the pale grades. From
N down the prices appear to be very firm
and there is a belief among the factors that
they win advance a little in price, At the
board of trade. at the first call at II O'Clock,
the market was quoted unchanged from the
closing Of yesterday which was: A. IS, c and
D. S5c: e. SOC; + Csc; c. 81 n $1.10: l. 81 %:
k ~ 50; NJ. II; ~ So Window Glass, So D;
water white, $3.50. but no sales were
bulletiued. Sales were recorded at the board
Ot trade later in the day. which formed q
basis for the afternoon quotations; the sales
were as follows 10 barrels water white at
s. >: SO barrels window glass at So; 1O3 bar
felS N at 800, and 9S7 barrels of Mand below
lhe actual sales of the day amounted to
about 1000 barrels. The quotations at the
board Of trade at the closing call at o clock
were posted as follows Market firm
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Per steamship VIM Lawrence for Baltimore
800 bales cotton, 1870 bbls rosin. AZ bbls spirits
turpentine, 10 pbgs fruit, 1874 plSgs mdse, 2
bales wool, 5sh tons pig iron, 1887 feet lum-
Der.
Per bark Mod lNorl. for London-2977 casks
spirits turpentine, containing l5i320 gallons,
valued at S3S 70l-Jas Farie Jr
Per schr Jennie Thomas for Baltimore
2G9S79 feet p p lumber, and 1901 crossties,
consisting OF 25G032 feet-Daie, Dixon q Co.
Per sehr Leila Smith for Newburg, NY
23S,2l0 feet p p lumber-Frierson Co.
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Memoranda.
New York, Aug 2t-Arrived schrs Julia A
| Trubee. Henson, Fernandina; Thomas A
| Ward. Lyman Savannah,
Boston, Aug 2l-Arriyed, schrs VIM T Green
& Son. Barlow, Port Royal; Mary Sprague
Poland Apalachicola.
Brunswick, Ga, Aug 2f-Arrived barks
stephen q Hart, Hart New York. Jan Sill
brand Dutch, Valom, Boston; Verena fNork
Nielsen Barbadoes schrs Jas Slater, Peter
son, 81 Thomas; Harry Prescott, Gilmore,
York
Beaufort, Aug 22-Cleared, schr Enchant-
ress for New York
Port Royal, Aug 22-Sailed. steamer Buena-
ventura lSpl, for Birkenhead sehr Messenger
for Boston.
Bull River, Aug l9-Arrived, schr VIM H
Darien, Ga. Aug 21-Cleared. bark Sofalo
lPort, Ferinino, Sierra Leone; schr Jos
Souther. Hudson, Boston.
Fernandina, Aug 2l-Arrived, brig Nelson
Rice iBrl, Leblanc, Sapelo Sailed schr
Thomas Winsmore Fisher. Philadelphia
Philadelphia, Aug 21-Cleared. schr Anna L
milford, Henderson. Fernandina.
Providence, Aug 2l-Arrived, schr John S
Ames Olsen, Georgetown.
Applcdore, Aug 1S-Sailed, bark Broderfal-
Algoa Bay, July 2l-Sailed bark Anna L
LNorl, Olsen, Apalachicola.
Belfast, Aug 10 Arrived, bark Luigi Accame
ItalI, Ancardi, Pensacola.
CuXhaVen, Aug 17-PaSSed bark Vimeria
Norl. Olsen, Hamburg for Savannah
Fecamp. Aug l9-Sailed bark Havelock
lNorl, Olsen, Pensacola.
Kingroad, Aug 21-Arrived, bark Girolmina
lItall, Ruggiero, Savannah.
Rochefort, Aug l7-Sailed, bark NimrOd
LNorl Roby, Pensacola.
Liverpool, Aug l5-Sailed, bark Alma [Norl,
Olsen. Savannah.
Newport News, Aug % -Arriyed steamship
Victory lBrl Punta Gorda. schrs 1horp,
Portsmouth, II Platt Bangor.
Norfolk, Aug 23-ArriVed schrs James
Boyce New York; Mary Egraham, New York;
VIM Franklin, Baltimore ID b Steeman do
Cleared, schrs Drayton Boston; Alice Hol-
brook, Boston; Helen Penedict, do; A B
Field, Baltimore.
Cape Henry, Va. Aug %. g p m-Wind north
east, seventy miles an hour, very heavy sea
Charleston, Aug 23-Cleared, schrs James
Boyce Jr, Duncan, Weymouth; Carrie L God
frey, Somers, Wilmington, Del; VIM Smith
Babbidge, New York; Sam Hall, Munford
Fernandina.
Wilmington, Aug 23-Steamer Simon Du-
mois lNor from New York for cotton put in
south port leaking and with pump choked
Bark Hoston lNorI sailed from quarantine
this evening for Sapelo. Cleared sehr c @
Lister, Robinson, Georgetown. SC.
Charleston. Aug 23-ArriVed, schr Anna
Pcndleton, Thomas, New York.
Jacksonville, Aug 23-Cleared, steamship
Algonquin, Platt, New York.
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WHITE GOODS.
Reductions That Reduce

reductions That Reduce
SC Prints to......... SIC
15c Outing Flannels to 9 c
25c Printed Sateens to12Hc
15c Printed Crepes,
Nile blue and laven-
der, to. ....1 10 c
25c Figured India
Mulls to. 10 c
25c Columbia Crepes 10 c
18c yardwide Percales,
Zig hit and dark
grounds, figures ando
stripes, to.........1214c
81 extra size Marseilles
Pattern Honeycomb
Quilts to. Is c
40c 45-inch long and
p wide Turkish
Bath Towels to. .25 c
15c and 2Oc Pure Lin
en- Monte Towels 10 c
25c Linen Splashers Is c
SOC Stamped Linen
Bureau Scarfs to. ..23 c
SOC Stamped Pillow
Shams tO.........25 c
49c Stamped Linen
Tray Covers to. ..25 c
73c Embroidered Den
ham Sofa Pillow
Squares to. .......49 c
300 sets of Ladies'Lin-
en- Washable Collars
and Cuffs, plain and
colored, to. ID c
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WAISTS AND BELTS.

Too many Of the CSC Ladies Percale and
Lawn Waists, rufiied, pleHted, collars
and cuffs all colors cut to.,.............. 400
Military Gilt and Silver Belts, early sea-
sons price 81 o and ~. so at...............5 9c
Pure silk Black Belts, to 8H-inches
wide. Observation-Disclosures. 25c TO SOC
All the Plain and Girdle Leather Belts
sold at soc, 75c, 81 and Il %, TO clear out
arc cut to............. ...... DC, 3Ac and 60c
MAIN FLOOR, CENTER.
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No. . red 61I&c Corn-No. 2 3796c. Oats.
No. 2 2326c; No 2 white 294029l9c; No. 3
white 2S4G29c. No. , fax seed 81 O3E
Mess pork per barrel Sl3 0008I3 Is Lard,
per 100 pounds s. 121R0S8 22lR. Short rib
sides, loose * l561S8 20. Dry sailed shout
ders boxed, 81 25607 80; short clear sides.
boxed, IS 25l1Ss 80. Whisky, distillers finished
goods, per gallon, 81 II.
Lsaling futures range as follows:
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ANOTHER RECEPTION
Next thursday Afternoon, Aug. %, 2 to $50 P. NJ.

1t caught the crowd last Thursday. Come! Doubt
and don't believe it, vanish. The one gives place to
conviction and the other to intense interest when you
see these grand values offered on Thursday next
Slightly Shirt
~ 49, - . ~ ct . 90 . ~ - " . 3
. M " . .. ....
and
shoe to .. . s
..... and
o cOseo ut 50
TABLES
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MILLINERY.
"THE CORSAIR. -

THE CORSAIR."
The latest Trimmed Sailor Hat, high crown
and wide brims, worth 81 5OsRo at....... 90. DSc
The new Pineapple Straws, blue and white
trimmed, were a. Qs and 81 90 go at...... CSC
All Csc Black, White and Navy TKmmed
Sailors 60 Observation-Disclosures. 7hc
Blue, Black. Brown and Cardinal Trimmed
School Sailors. ...,...,........... CSC up
SECOND FLOOR
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Per South Bound Railroad. Aug %
102 pkgs tobacco, 4 cases cigarettes I Dbl
cider, 1 bdl iron PIPE 3 bands attached. ,
bales domestics bdl p hanging, / bdl spools
Per Charleston and savannah Railway
Aug 23-474 bhls rosin, 65 bbls spirits turpen-
tine, cars wood car lumber, 20 boxes soap,
crate c ware bags peanuts crates OF
ties, car household goods. sacks hardware
iron bars , bales sheeting . cases dry goods
roll leather, case eggs, 4 cases boots and
shoes, case canned goods case brQ0ms 1
case cigars, Dbl grits, 81 iron pumps, y cases
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Every one of our Silk, Crepe China Silk
and Satin Parasols - natural wood
handles-that were ~ so So 0S and 80 o.
to clear out are marked tO...............9 S
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Per steamship VIM Lawrence for Balti-
more-F A Morel, Robert Hollingsworth. j w
Cell, John Quint, Miss Dorothy Price. Ed L
Mystic, j II Quint, Jas Brooks and wife.
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HIDES AND FURS.
Send Your Hides and Furs

10
RANDOLRH KIRKLAND,
SAVANNAH, GA.
He pays for dry fiints cents, dry salt ?
cents, dry damaged 2 cents. green salt ?
cents, beeswaX 20 cents. deer skins 25 cents
wool, free of sand and burs, IA cents; black,
II cents; bury, from TO - cents.
I'll st. Julian Street.
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p and 26inch Ladies' Sun Umbrellas,
dark, blue, Dresden China and gold knob
handles, this seasons novelty, worth
IL IS, reduced to...............,.. 81 "a
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Mems Furnishing.

Mems Black Sateen NegHgec Shirts. usual
oVo''' '-..'''.''.'''.. ........ ....... 49,
Boys Flannel Shirts, worth 81 80. ....... SOC
silk, Plaids and Checks New Windsor
"Pepperil" Jean Drawers worth SOC . SOC
MAIN FLOOR, RIGHT
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COMMERCIAL
ssvANNAH MARKETS.


OFFICE MoRNgNG NEWS
savannah. Ca, Aug q lS93.
Cotton.
..,-.et advanced i-l6 to-day with a
. l..-...-, and fair business. The de
pr .l.-.a.ei during the day and safes
.....at rs above the market quota
rf.rs is % brighter prospect. owing to
.-lI.rs markets. The sales OF the day as
,f the cotton exchange We're 1917
1-be Official quotations. bulletined at
,y regular call at o'clock were as follows:
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BOYS CLOTHING.
OVERLOADED.

One word tells the whole
story, and the reckless re
auctions made will prove
our anxiety to clear without
even profit. Just simply to
prevent carrying over, to
realize, and to use the money.
Every Boys Straw Hat,
even the 75c and 81 ones,
also some Mems. .25c
Boys all colors Washa-
bic Knee Pants, were 75c
and SOC, 4 to 10 years 45c
Wash Suits to 8
years, checks and stripes,
we'll made and trimmed,
usual 81 IS and 81 %,
go at..........Sl SO
The Cheviot and Madras Wash Suits,
to years, and sold up till now at 81 90
and 50 49, go at............-......... be-. 81 0S
The 80 Duck Sailor Suits. all colors and
patterns, to years, go at............ 223
Boys Junior Wash Suits, 3 to years, the
81 SO quality, go at............. ....... 1 90
Boys Wash Kilt Suits, usual SO 80 and
81 90. go at.....,.................. 70
The Sun" Laundered Boys Waists, all
sizes, usual SOC, go at. ...........-. GO
Mothers Friend" Boys Waists, those
that are left, the 81 % ones, go at....... 50
And the 81 ones go Observation-Disclosures. GO
All the Boys Light Sum
mer Coats reduced in
price, some as low as. 49c
SECOND FLOOR.
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Sailed YesterdaY.


Steamship VIM Lawrence, Bond, Bait
more-John J Carolan, Agent
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CIeared Yesterday.

Bark Mod [Norl, Nielsen, London-Chr G
Dahl g. Co.
Schr Jennie Thomas, Young, Baltimore
JOS Roberts & Co.
Schr Leila Smith, Reymer, Newburg-
George Harriss & Co.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Financial.

New York. Aug. %. noon.-The following
we're the opening quotations:
Erie. IN
Chicago and Northwestern. ............... 81
Norfolk and Western preferred, ......... 20A
Richmond and West Point Terminal. 100. IL
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Steamer Alpha. Daniels, Button Pori
Royal and Beaufort-C II Modlock, Agent
steamer Katie, BeWll, Augusta and way
landings-W Gibson, Manager
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The rice market is unchanged. The sales
Or the day were - barrels.
The local quotations as posted at the Board
Trade are as follows:
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

hlgh Watera at Fort Pulaski Az am Sig pm
Central Standard TimeJ
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New York, Aug. %, D. m.-Flour dull
and easy: winter wheat. low grades Al $50
- 70. winter fair to fancy e. 1908 IS;
winter patents g 400 81 %: winter state . 40
614UJ; Minnesota clear - 50O3UJ: Patents
3 900& %; southern flour Common TO far
eXtrG - 1903 10: good to hoioe extra 81 40
6lSi -. Wheat dun. lower. weak: No red
in store and elevator G7A9672l afoat G7c;
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So Fl,l
So Flal
Ry tofl
ort linsI
aCbatl
htoalI
l)lishedI
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Thursday, Aug "a, 1898
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-04-24
THE DENTISTS MEET


And Pass Resolutions of Respect ON tho
Death of DIR, AIilligHn.
The news OF the death Of DR.. George
@. Millisan, although not unexpected,
was a profound shock to his many
friends and to the entire community.
At a we'll attended meeting Of the
dentists Of the city, tho following reso-
lutions were unanimously adopted;
WMEREAs, An Allwiso Providence has
in His infinite wisdom seen fit 10 re.
move from our midst our esteemed
friend and fellow worker, DR.. George ..
Milligan, therefore, be it
ReSOlved, That We deploro his death as
a loss TO tho general public, and loose an
able member OF the dental profession,
q man whose duty, both in professional
and in private spheres OF usefulness,
was always cheerfully and well done.
Resolved, That we extend our heart
felt sympathy to the bereaved wife and
friends in this, their hour OF deep at-
tlictions.
Res0lyea, That 4 copy Of these reso-
lutions be sent TO the wife OF the de-
ceased, and published in the daily
papers.
OSCAR W. BuRDATrs,
john ]. CARROLL,
JONI II. MCCLURE,
Committee.
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OPPOSED TO REVISION.
A Presbyterian Minister Who Is Still
Favor of tho Old Way.


Favor of tho Old Way.
Rev. Howard N. Campbell, pastor OF
the Presbyterian church in Mart ms
Ferry, preached IN excellent sermon to
the usual largo congregation yesterday
morning on 1.-THE Old Way" in which
he gave revision q hard blow direct
from the shoulders.
On this question, concerning which
go much is being said throughout the
country, there Is no doubt as to whore
the Rev. Mr.. Campbell stood.
Have we, he asked, become 80 progress
sive that tho religion Of our fathers is
not suited to US and we have to leave
the "oId and tried" for some new the.
DRY or belief which has no stamp Of d.
vine authority on 1t, no substance or
common sense in 1t, nothing to recon.
mend 1t in any way, except that 1t is
new2 Anything new, no matter how
absurd and hetredoX 1t may be, never
fails TO gain a hold. This spirit OF
progress, as some men call II, II not
checked will lead to widespread apos.
tRcy from the faith once delivered TO the
saints, and to irretrievabo ruin. Chris
tianity Is n product Of God and not OF
man. Doctrine Ia the vital life Of every
believer, No true doctrine is tho doc
trine OF man. II you do not subscribe
to tho truO doctrine you do not sub.
scribe to tho divine writ Tho good old
way OF apostolic faith, tho old way OF
tho martyrs and rcformors, and OF Il
great Clodd OF witnesses who have testi-
fed for God, Ia WILDLY departed from.
Tho popular faith and teaching OF the
day is n vague, u hating, negative, a
milk aud water system Of doctrine.
This Is Rn alarming tendency which
should DO speedily overcome.
Our duty Is to get back to the fifth OF
our fathers. We arc getting away from
those principles Of doctrines which aro
tho very elements OF our thought as a
church, We arc drifting away from our
Confession OF Faith, and wo will soon
become ProsbytOriAns only in namO and
not in fact,
| fear that tho mass OF Presbytorlana
know just about as much OF Prosby.
torian principles and doctrine rs q
small boy In tho stroots does about phi.
losophy. What nro presbyl0rians for
II We do not teach Presbyterian doctrine
md propagate and perpotuato tho prin.
ciplcB Of tho church, And II VIC don't
do this We might as wOll DO anything
else. is high time for rs 10 wake up
to our duty aud 1.-Two and tOach Presby.
iorlanism as We'll as to profess II. New
doctrine 10 last diaploclng tho old and II