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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1893-09-15
Crusade Against Fish Dams.

Fish Commissioner Ebel has begun
an extensive crusade against illegal
fishers along the Susquehanna river
from its headwaters in Clinton county
to the Maryland state line. Notice,
have been issued by Commissioner
Ebel to the sheriffs of all the counties
bordering on the river between these
points to destroy all fish dams and al
other illegal contrivances for fishing
Responses have been received from
all the sheriffs and an organized cru
SADIE is now being made.
John Noriconk, sheriff of Northum
berland county, with several deputies,
began tearing out the illegal fishing
contrivances at the Shamokin dam,
and will work their way down the
river as far as the county line. The
sheriff Of Dauphin county, with the
assistance OF a number of deputie:
will begin at point where the Ma
hantongo creek empties into the rivel
and destroy all the fish dams from
that point to Buck Lock. Sheriff
Sides, of Lancaster county, will begin
at that point and remove the dams,
&c. along the river to the Maryland
state line.
Commissioner Ebel says he is de
termined to stop illegal fishing and i:
leaving nothing undone to accom-
plish his purpose.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1893-09-15
TRIAL LIST.

FOR SEHTEMBER TERM OF COURT.
Louisa Ruch vs. George Holman.
William X. Snyder vs.. Joseph X. Pohe.
Annie +. Seip vs. Mark ID. Bowman.
Elmer Krug vs. Alfred Irwin ct al.
Eta Barrager Va Russell Karns..
William Berninger vs. w. C. HartZel.
Russell Karns VS.. B. & s. X n. Co.
Frederick Boyer VS.. Samuel Mears' Executors.
q. w. Bigger for use VS.. Millville Fire Insurance
Company.
Edward j. Flynn VS. l.. A. Riley s. Company.
Franklin Yocum, guardian vs. William j. Zahh'
er.
App Haines a. Co. vs. James Magee et al.
/. y. johnson VS.. ID. J. Waller
William Ferguson VS.. f. w. Drinker.
II. VI, LaShelle VS.. Thomas Nerlin et uX.
William Gingles VS.. Lloyd Albertson et al,
Jacob Gilbert VS.. Roaringcreek Township
sarah call VS.. John Steeley ct al.
j. ID. BOdine VS.. Columbia County.
James Drum VS.. Thomas Liddicoat.
ID. Is, Fedderolf VS.. Susquehanna Fire Insurance
Company.
w. r. Ring 'ose vs.. Town OF Bloomsbury.
q. ID. kobbins et, al. VS.. Ezekiel cole ct al.
w. X. liallOway admr. vs. Elias SeiOy
William ;. Linn vs.. John McCloskey.
Hannah X. ChamberlG VS.. W. II. Hayman et al
Nalssa Fullmer vs.. Jacob +. sJauner
Willlam Neal ct al VS.. Rupert and Bloomsbury
Il. RIO
Lloyd T. Rider rs. Charles Hughes,
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1893-09-15
BOLD TRAIN ROBBERS.
They shoot an Engineer. BLOW Up sn
Express Car and Make . big Haul.

CHICAGO, SEP 1s-Tra'n robbers stopped
the Atlantic express train on the Like
Shcre road at Kesslcr Ind, early ycster-
day morning, sho; nc engineer, James
Knapp, wouuding him severely; broke into
the express car, blew open the United
states company safe, and took its con-
tents, CONSISTING %. four packages Tho
express officials are reticent on the ques.
tion Of the amount OF money secured by
the robbers, but 1t can positively b stated
that the total value was $40, i0i.60
The number Of highwsymen was esti-
mated b. some Of the trainmen at twenty,
but there were probably not half so many.
The passengers ON the train were not mo-
Tested.
Nearly 100 detectives are hunting for the
robbers. and reward Of 81, 900 has been
offered for their capture.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1893-09-15
Bold SWNndlsH.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sep. ls.-F. W. Smith,
representing himself as special agent Of
the United States Treasury, y nephew OF
Senator Voorhees, and . son Of An induen.
,ial New York politician, opened an ex'
pensive Office here, telling the janitor that
he would pay the rsns when his voucher
from Washington arrived. He had the
janitor 60 security for fine furniture, en-
gagged clerks and gave large orders op q
number of stationery houses. He has fsd,
leaving numerous creditors.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1893-09-15
Cordags.

NEW YoRx, Sep. l3. The incorpora.
tion of L Waterbury & Company Q-imitsd)
is the beginning OF the end for the National
Cordage Company, which failed ia Nay
last and wrecked so many persons The
new company will b0 known as the United
Cordsge Company, and will start out with
a 900, ,00C In cash in the treasury for a work
ing capital. James NJ Waterbury will bs
made president OF the new concern, az hs
was of the old trust.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1893-09-15
sOPHOMOREs SUSPENDED.

Lafayette College Determined 10 Break
Up Hazing.
EAsroS, Pa, Sep. 13-Three sophomores
Of Lafayette College were suspended in.
definitely for hazing. 1t is said Others
will follow. The college term opened
Thursday but a number OF old students
and some freshmen carne last week The
'sophs' hazsd the freshmen BY trying to
smoke them out. The faculty q deter
mined to break up hazing and u acting
vigorously In the matter.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1893-09-15

PHILADELPHIA, Sep, l3.-The Board OF
Directors OF the Lehigh Valley Railroad
elected Henry 5. Drinker, general solicitor
OF the company, and Beaukeau Borie AS
directors TO respectively succeed DR.. K.
A. Iamberton, deceased, and Geo C.
Thomas, resigned The board passed the
payment OF the quarterly dividend
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1893-09-15

There is 4 new occupant at the
White House, and Baby Ruth has a
little sister. which was born last Satur-
day. The whole country unites IN ex-
tending congratulations to the Presi
dent and Mrs. Cleveland. 1t is said
tba, this is the first child of Presi-
dent ever born in the White dous
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A Logical Deduction.

Gus de Smith. ~ don't think you
ought to talk about Jones that way
behind his back
Hostetter McGinnis. swell, l do.
If l talk about him that way before
his face he will pound the life out of
me-
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1893-09-15
New Appointments.

WASHINGTON, Sep. l2.-The Presiden,
has sent 70 the Senate the following
appointments;
Chas II. ]. Taylor, of Kansas, United
States Minister TO Bolivia.
James Butchner, Of New Jersey. Collec.
tor Of Internal Revenue for the First Dis
trict of New Jersey.
Charles B. Aycook, United States Attor
ney for the Eastern District Of North Caro-
lima
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1893-09-15

Halls Hair Renewer contains the
natural food and color. matter Tor the
hair, and medicinal herbs for the
scalp, curing grayness, badness, dan
druff, and scalp sores.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1893-09-15
DEMOCRATIC TICKET,

For Protnonaiory ana Clerk Of the Courts.
q. N. QUICK.
Tor Register and Recorder!
c. b. ENT,
For County Treasurer.
!. r. FOWLER.
For county Commissioners.
G.. VI. KELLER.
!. G.. SWANh.
For District Attorney.
THOS. Il. HANLY.
For County Auditors.
". A. DREfSBACH.
!. F. HARkINs.
For County surveyor.
c. II. MOORE.
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PROPOSALS FOR ABUTMENTS.

Sealed proposals Will be received at the Com.
missioners ONCE In Bloomsbury, Pa. until
Monday, September 25th, 1893 at ls O'Clock noon
for the erection OF the abutments and wing
Pa. Bids FOR mason work TO be by the perch,
and for the excavating TO be by the yard. All
stone TO be OF good size and quality, TO be well
bedded and laid In good mortar OF sharp sand
and lime and all work TO be approved BY the
commissioners The commissioners reserve
the right TO reject any and all bids.
JESSE RITTENHOUSE,
b. II. EDGAR,
c. l. SANDS,
Commissioners
ATTEST: G. n. TERwILLIGER, Clerk, Com
missioners' ONCE, Bloomsbury, September .
september :, 1893. 9-s-St
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1893-09-15

The Lackawanna Democratic coun-
ty convention has made the following
nominations; For President Judge,
Hon. P. P. Smith; County Commis
sioners, John Demuth, Of Scranton,
and James Russell, of Fell township
County Auditors, Joseph A. Dolphin,
OF Olyphant, and S. s. Spruks, oi
Scranton.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1893-09-15

WASHINGTON, Sep. l2,-Vice President
Stevenson Is the recipient Of cane made
from wood which was used in building a
house for Gov. Bond, the Ar.t executive Of
the State Of Illinois.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1893-09-15

One word describes t-i"periection.
We refer to De Wits Witch Hazel
Salve, cures obstinate sores, burns,
skin diseases and is a well known cure
for piles. w. S. Rishton, Druggist
Io-I4-Iyr.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1893-09-15

SHSulatiOl dS piiSu uP III thS A'SoSoiy
hence the bill to stop their redemp-
ton.
Democratic members of the House
Ways and Means committee will not
be sorry when the public tariff hear.
ings close, ou Wednesday of this week.
They hav. produced no information
that was not already possessed by the
committee, and have only served to
keep the committee from more impor-
tant work-the preparation of the re-
form tariff bill. AS soon as the hear
ings close, the democrats of the com
| mittee will push the work without fur,
ther interruption until it is completed
as they do not propose to allow ex
Car Reed and his republican col
leagues on the committe to delay mat
tiers by their "funny business"
Treasury receipts have shown very
encouraging increase within the las
few days, indicating that the countr,
is very rapidly recovering from its Fl
nancial fright
Senator Teller's sensational ATTACK
upon the press Of the country, in th'
| Senate on Saturday, is being talked
| about everywhere, and the general i'm
preston, without regard to poltica
opinion, is that he made a serious
mistake. There are, unfortunately
dishonest newspapers, but they arr
] comparatively few in number.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-07-06

what higher. The anipatjon which is usually
found to succeed d holiday was altogether
wanting. with orders from outside points
either to buy or sell conspcuously scarce
The bullish feeling which was noticed on the
curb Monday had given place to bearishness
and instead of from 704 and II bid for sep
TENDER wheat as on Monday, there
we're sellers at the start to-day at 704c, with
an immediate decline o roc, and a further
decline to 694c in the next few minutes.
The price kept with a narrow range after the
decline until the visible supply statement was
published. Immediately following which there
was a rush Of sellers and rapid decline of
634c. for September. The close was weak at
bottom figures of the day. Corn was partly
i'll sympathy with wheat. There was no ac-
tivity in trade at any time. The oat market
was quiet and lower, partly in sympathy with
wheat ana corn and due to some heavier Of
fertngS. The provision market was very dull,
but the weakness which accompanied a want
OF business at close of the previous week was
succeeded by trmness.
s Chicago, July Cash quotations were
as follows: Flour dull, weak and 25c lower
than week ago. Wheat-No 2 spring $40
MG155c. Corn-NO. 2 39AQ395s. Oats-No.
27iac. Mess pork SIS S2l461l8 IS. Lard,
per 100 pounds, 50 42H09 As. Short rib sides,
loose, IS 506S -. Dry sailed shoulders. boxed,
s. 76l4g 90; short clear sides. boxed, So 500
8 Is, Whisky at 81 u.
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White Goods.

Monte Cloth, Embroidered Linen
Lap Robes ..................7 5c., S5c., $50
Pineapple Tissues usual price 22c.... $40
Figured Organdies, usual price 15c. &c
Linen Finished Lawns, usual price
1Oc OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $40
Guaranteed Fast Black Plaid and
Striped Lawns, usual price 18c.....12o
Solid Black India Lawns, regular
price lSia OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. lee
An the 25c. and soc. India Dimities.2Oc
Extra Wide Satin Stripe and Plain
A~" .'''''.-. -''-' &c .....''...' %OC
Lace Lawns, regular price ISo........ 1Oo
MAIN FLOOR, RIGHT.
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LACES.

We have made into one big lot
some 1Oc., I5c. and zoe. Edg-
ings and EmbroiderIos, Main
sock. Swiss and Cambria, and to
close them out marked them. 3cyaHd
1000 pieces of 45-inch Swiss EN-
broidcred FIouncings for
dresses or aprons. ......... I5c yard
Some 35c. to 75c. Laces, Guipure,
Point d'Irelande, Poiut de Gene
and some go other different
makes, TO 9 inches wide,
marked to-. 1Oc and A9c yard
MAIN FLOOR, REAR.
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In the Basement.

Fridays Remnant Bargain Day Odds and Ends SOied Good
every department bargain prices Center Tables.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-07-06

~. LOUIS, July 5.--FlOur quiet: extra fancy
81 sOdI2 90 fancy - 40d2 80; choice 81 I5012 %;
family Fl 9OG12 co. Wheat much stronger, ow-
ing to greater confidence inspired by the call
for an extra session OF congress; the gain was
lA1l4c; No. red cash 6I%c; July delivery
So: August delivery 81. Corn-No. 2 mixed
size Oats, No. cash Doc; July delivery
ga. August delivery Pan. Whisky 81 70.
Provisions dun. Pork, current make Sls So
Lard IS 758 sly. Dry salt meats, loose Shout
ders - %; longs and ribs 80 %; shorts 80 %;
boxed l5c more. Bacon-packed shoulders
50 Is; longs and ribs $40 90; shorts $40 Is
Hams, sugar-cured 19014c.
Baltimore, Nd, july 5.-FlOur dull. Wheat
hrmer; No. red on spot 67406sc; July $50
@4e: milling wheat by sample 6SQ70c. Corn
46hc; white corn by sample Sic; yellow by
sample 49Rc.
New Orleans July 5.-Cofree. Rio. ordinary
to fair l7G9l9Ac. Sugar - omen kettle
good common 32l0y3B fair to good fair $40
BIC: Centrifugals choice, yellow clarified
seconds l-1644c. Molasses nominal
Cincinnati, July s. - Flour fancy AZ so
M3 10; family s. 1902 % Wheat-No 9 red
soc. Corn No. mixed 40c Oats. No ? mixed
al ~ OV4f9 l2ls. Bacon-Sl0 750Sl0 S71a.
Whisky 81 II.
Petroleum. Oils, Etc.
New York, July 5.-Cotton seed oil in bet
ter demand and firm: crude 37643Se; nominal;
yellow prime 42l4043c; choice 44c
New York, July 5.-Petroleum quiet and
steady.
New York, July 5.--Rico fair demand and
steady; domestic fair TO extra 2Ko55Ic;
Japan 425G41sc.
New Orleans, July 5.-Rice dull Ordinary
TO good 2B25sc.
Continued on Third Page.
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NAVAL STORES STATEMENT.

q Financial Money is in good demand
Domestic ENchange-Ihe market is steady.
Il Banks and bankers are buying al "a per cent.
& d,eom ami selling at par 10 q per cent pre-
3 Foreign Exchange-The market is hrmer,
Sterling commercial demand 81 81; sixty
4 DAYS 81 55 ninety days 81 II; francs,
Pa-isa and davre, sixty days, s. rs; Swiss, six
4 ~ DAYS s. ~ marks, sixty days, g. l5-l6c
n SaeurJe5-lhe market is nominal
= 1iv B1lds-NeW Savannah 3 per cent
n qh-Hriv October coupons 1903 bid, 1899
y asked. new savannah per cent August cOu-
p9r, '1l hid. l04li asked.
r. road B0nds-Central Railroad and
"a Baaa1 Company collateral gold IS, IS
81 asked. Central consolidated mortgage per
b cent 0fpons,January and July maturity 1913,
"a 7 3D. l06 asked: Savannah and Western
& railroad per cent Endorsed by Cen
uA railroad trust certificates. %
ASKED. savannah. Americas and Montgomery
yer cent 80 asked Georgia railroad
per cent. 1910, 1917 bid. 100 asked;
4 Georgia southern and Florida first mort
Noagomcry and Enfaula first mort
-e per cent, Endorsed by Cen
W railroad 30 asked: Augusta ana
Alos..,.e - nrst O. MORTGAGE per cent,
a. ASKED ocean steamship 5 per cent, due in
IVY. 20 asked; Columbus and Rome.
~ MORTGAGE bonus. Endorsed by Cen
W railroad, CD asked: Columbus and
western per cent, guaranteed, 80
5--H per cent 100 asked Savannah
e- atlantic per cent, indOrsed, 80 asked;
t...-..- Runway urSt mortgage Gs, g. asked.
..-+ ,eo.-la ana Florida HrSt mortgage Z
p. .At 1867 bid; lO71s asked; South GeOr-
'.1 lorida second mortgage 1867 bid,
IL. road Stocks-CentraI common, 16
1a'H Augusta and Savannah per cent
f-'.sA.cei 81 asked Georgia common,
.'l. l4t asked: Southwestern peg cent.
t.".H--UfU. Including OrGpV for div 81
o''l, leh'rll per cent certificates with
A.. Tor ueiaulted interest p asked;
c. ana West Point railroad stock,
SEa'tao. Atlanta and, West Point per cent
> 5.A5 stocks Ete.-Southorn Bank of the
o, Georgia. IS5 asked: Mer-
y y.'. National Bank, 105 asked; Sa
'.''sn aa@k ana Trust Company. lt4
a. National Bank of Savannah. 12s asked:
NJ it savings and Trust Com
t Ira asked; Citizens Bank. -
r-s -H0ed: Chafh0 Il. EST and Improve
T.1. onn1ny. So, asked savannah
3d.. HCgt,e, Loan and Building Company
fI d asked, Germania Bank, lJJ
s ''A asked: Chatham Bank. 50ls
-.'. savannah Construction Company,
0''.', illIo Guarantee ana Loan
-a3..oH-Narlat steady. The Board Of
.-'n.a eiearrib sides lIa4c: shoulders. none:
'- clear rio sides, lpl{c: long clear.
II. .-Ides, ll.ac; shoulders, none: hams,
"a eng and TIes-The market ouiet n.,nii-
a-siug, ga 10, sc: 2l6, a1ac: IAN. e
Ill., -' are Tor large quantities: small lots
I... sand baggiug 1910 Iron Ties
8..,.r' '' ~ ". smaller lots 81 o.
g. uafNetduH fair denan L. Go5chcn.
We, 2'a; creamery, 23c Elgin 24c.
AdiEct trm fair demand lllaGB
'-t sumner cheese, &c 2GIb average
Ella ''Inet HrE, quoted at for Mo
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Lime. Calcined Plaster ard Cemcut-Ala.
hama and Georgia lime lu fair demand ana
selling % 81 ~ per barrel. bulk and carload
lots special calcined plaster si 90 per barrel.
hair. 415c. Resemble cement Al GOAL tl.
30
Liquors Market firm High wine basis
81 II. whisky per gallon. reCtiLod 100 proof
81 S7lI 70, choice grades. a 5O62 5O. STRAIGHT
81 45q3 so blended - OJa4 50 Wine.-pa.
nestle port sherry. catawba. low grades Goa
SOC; line grades. 81 0Oul so; California light
muscGtel and angelica, 81 3501 Is lower proofs
In proportion. Gins lie per gallon higher Rum
&c higher
Nails Market steady; base cod. 81 20: sou.
81 50; fOd 81 IS; 300 ~ g5 l2d - Is. pod 81 05.
lOd ~ 20: Sd 3 30; Cd s. 49, 4d - 90. 5d ~ 60.
Sd. 3 9O 81 fine 50 30.
Nuts-AlmondS TarragOua ISIlgc: Ivicas
lU6tTc: walnuts French lic. Naplps lG,.
pccans, l5c; Brlzils. @0lOc; hlberts 12ise.
assorted nuts. SOD and 25b boxes, 12013c per
n
Demonstrates 81 50: sacks. 3. 20. western
Ons-Market steady, demand fair Signal.
iUstoOci cSt Virginia black l0U i3c: lard.
We Kerosene; S4c; neatsfoot 50075c. ma
cGlHery, lS129C; Hnseed, raw 56lsc boiled
| 5S!3c: mineral seal, 1sc; homelight. lac:
GUARDIAN 13c
Potatoes-Irish, new. barrels. No. / s. OOa
2 50. new western uCr barrel . =
ShOt-Steady; drop to b, 81 50 B and
larger Il -; buck. 81 20.
saith he demand Is moderate and market
quiet; CARLOAD lots f. o. b, Liverpool, 200
pounds sacks $50. ditto, rs pound sacks SIC;
| Virginia, l25 pound BUrlap sacks, 3Sc. ditto
= pound cotton sacks, Abe, smaller lots
higher
Sugars-Market higher and advancing: quo
ted at for cut loaf. s c; crushed. 6t4c: pow
dered, 6.4c: xxx powdered, G5ac; standard
formulated sc; fines &c; extra fine granu-
lated. SIC; cubes. ilac; mould A, G; Ola
mond A, &c; cOufeotioners', '.c white extra
{, sc extra c. c. golden c. 516c; yellows,
rs
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rnNMERcIAL.
aNNAR MARKETs.
arF.F NuRNING NEWS.
h .-n FrInn ism

-awuuah go. July 5, 1895.
r-. market developed no chaas-
.....-t4u 10 continues rather dun.
,rr- slow and business moderate.
sock is light, however. and firm
.r..rh adrices from controlling
..v depressing tendency.
III the regular midday
a.cloe5 p. IN. the mar
.-I.,ucJ quiet ana unchanged
D.. .jUalos. The following are
spot quotations OF the stock
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HIDES AND FURS.
~>~>N~~-~-~~~~-~--~~~-~~~
Send Your Hides and Furs

RANDOLPH KIRK
SAVANNAH, GA.
ne pays for dry 1ints > cents, dry salt 3
cents, dry damaged 2h cents, green salt 3
cents, oeeswax y cents deer skins p cents
WOOL, Tree OF sand and burs, 1917 cents; black
IA cents; bury, from to Il cents.
I'll st. Julian Street.
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! So FL,
$50 Fl.
T. iy 10
|hort liaS
|lta
ugh hi
|ublished
lVf1I-
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Underwear.
House Furnishings.

Apple Corers ....... ....',,........,...... Sc
Galvanized Soup Dishes .........,. e. &c
ice PICKS ..'...'.......''-.'..''. ...-''.s' DC
Salad Sets, Spoon and Fork ............ &c
"HercuIes' Cork Screws 25c
Steel Garden TrOwels ........... ...... DC
Opal Salt and Pepper Shakers .......... &c
Japanese Picnic Cups ................... 4c
Japanese Individual Buffers, dozen 23c
Rubber Pin and Glass Trays ........... 4c
Kitchen Cleavers OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. zoe
BASEMENT.
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r,-ornoo1 .Tulv j. noon.-Cottou quiet:
rites f5yor buyers; American mlddlinE up
ianJs 4 7l6d: sales 1000 bales-Ainerlcan
100 bales; speculation and export i 6'a
Saips. RECEIPTS 100 bales American 9OJJ.
tS,,t,,ros- ntiiet. demand freely supplied.
Futrre5-American mlddling, low mladllng
oIarse July delivery --; July ana August
delivery lJ-640l 25Gidi August ana SepIeA-
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Country Produce.

Market for poultry nominal and weak; light
demand; grown fowls y pair, G5G97Oc; n grown
40G45c; spring chickens, 25035c q pair;
small sizes not wanted; geese d par
81 GOAL %. Market for eggs is easy and
well supplied; country q dozen. 1l0l2c
Peanuts Ample stock, demand light, market
firm; fancy h. p. va, Il ID, 7975ac h p
y b. &C., small, h. p, q n. SIC. Sweet pota-
toes yellow, 3 bush, 60965c; white, a bush
dlTT5GC
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p,e-The market was very qUietbut steady
-Irrchaaaed. The sales for the day We're
II s, larrels Small JOB lots are held
74c higher:
ONION -" IS
Ea,r ........... ....... .-..-.... .........2 AA5
El5j ..-.......' SAC a12
PRIME ....-........ ...-............ ......4 Ola
Rough 40, ~,
g5eyater- -.--...... .----....-.....-1 6Uz3 W
Country iots....... ............... oJt1 %
Naval -t0res-The market for spirits tur-
r.l- was quiet though firm at the decline
hare wa. "a moderate demand and a light
,gas doing The sales were $50 casks. of
IN go casks were regulars at 26Ac and 300
r..sat9a.sc Al the board of trade on the
fn.-.. call the market was reported firm at
Ha for regulars. st the last call 1t closed
I'm q, gGsc for regulars. ROsin-The mar
-..a8s uriu at the quotations. There was a
roi inquiry and d fair trade doing The
d, for tine day were about 1 500 barrels. At
hi salrl OF trade on the first call the market
Tas posted as firm with sales OF 1927 barrels
\ t5e following quotations: A, b, G. D, and
4 aGa. r, 81 07h; G, 81 l2l5; H. 81 80,
'a75 K ~ 80; NJ. = rs; n, So 30; window
,5,s s. IS, water white, So 50. At the last
,l IL closed UNCHANGED.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-07-06

Lumber-By satl-Rates are very weak.
vessels are in full supply, while the needs Of
cOastWise shippers is rather slow.
Foreign business is more or less
nominal The rates from this
and nearby Georgia ports are quoted at
"a 5OGc5 % for a range including Baltimore
and Portland, Me. Railroad ties basis
A feet 1870. Timber 5Oc0Sl % higher
than lumber rates. To the West Indies and
Wiudward nominal; to Rosario, Slf 00Ul5 90;
to Buenos Ayres or MOntevideO. Si2OUa12 80; to
Rio Janeiro s13 80 TO Spanish and Mediter-
ranean ports, 81 OO011 30: to United King
dom for orders nominal for lumber, 81 IS
standard
BY Steam-To New York, 81 90; to Phtla-
delphia, 81 90; to Boston, IS Co., to Baltimore,
s. 80
Naval Stores-The market is firm in
good demand for spot vessels and nearOv
0F SS order Cd and T IS 3D. as small as oo5 50
and As for July and August
zoe per barrel of $50 pounds. Coast,
wise-Steam-to Boston, lie per 100 ibs on
rosin GOO on spirits; to New York, rosiu, 7lbc
per 100 lbs, spirits, SIC; to Philadelphia,
rosin 71ac per 100 MS, spirits, Soc to Balti-
more. rosin, SOC, spirits roc.
Cotton - BY Steam - The market is
nominal. Rates are per 100 MS: Barcec
Iona, 46c: Liverpool via New York, 2Sc;
Liverpool via Boston, 28c; Liverpool via Bal
timore, 30G; Havre via New York, 40c; Reval
via New FORK SOC; Genoa via New York soc;
via Baltimore, 43c; Antwerp via New York,
81 90; Philadelphia q bale, 81 90; Balti-
mira 81 M