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Lieut.. Fillette'. ResponsibtIttx-

Lieut.. T. G. Fillette Of the marine CORPS
stands a good chance of escaping punish
ment for his recent escapades, as his
friends have prevented his trial by court
martial by inducing Secretary Herbert to
order him instead before a medical board
to determine his mental responsibility for
his recent transgressions. The examin ton
will be conducted at Portsmouth, N. H.
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CREME RHEA.

Pafumerie Rhea, Paris. toilet cream
scientifically composed and delightfully."-
perfumed. II has most beneficial effect on
the complexion. whitening and softenfng
the skin. 1t prevents roughening in winter
and Is a specific for sunburn and drying OF
skin In summer. For sale by all druggists
ana fancy goods dealers. Call for free sample
at Merits Modern Pharmacy. corner 11th
and Z streets.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

Always at this season of the year meat
advances. and to protect my trade and also
to increase 1t. will offer the following IN
ducements: All persons purchasing from
me now will be able to buy the following
meats at the prices named below until
June. As I am a reputable butcher and no
cheap advertising firm. you know you will
get the best quality for price Cby bringing
the advertisement slip with YOU. Rib
Roast. II 1-2c.: Porterhouse, 1Sc.: Sirloin.
lac; c. Beef &c.; Soup Meat, &C.; Lamb
and Veal at lowest prices all the year.
S. LEMON HOOVER & CO..
Al and 4S Center Market.
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Loyal Women Entertain.

The weekly at home Of the Legion OF
Loyal Women crowded their coy home ri
419 10th street Friday night and a most
enjoyable evening was passed. The commit
tee In charge were Miss Holmes. Mesdames
Holley. Hoover. Hort. Houghton. Houk.
Houston and Howgate. and the Misses Hoey
Hood. Hopwood and Houghton- The pro-
gram was as follows: Vocal solo. Miss
Mamie Huntington Smith; recitation, Mr..
Carroll Lattimer; vocal duet, Come, Silver
Moon" Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Albert Houghton;
exhibition with Indian clubs. Miss Pearl
Langley; vocal solo. Mrs. NJ. Barringer;
Instrumental solo, Miss Helena Roesser;
recitation, Mrs. E. l.. Hort; vocal trio,
Come Where the Wild Flowers Bloom"
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Houghton and Mrs.
w. H. Roach; whistling solo, Mr.. Wooley.
Later In the evening the floor was cleared
and the dancers took possession.
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THE COLUMBIA IS ALMOST READY
The Districts Namesal<e Will Go Int
Commission March L.

Oohssioh H"rcn L.
The United States cruiser Columbia will
go into commission on March 1. Thus far
but few Of her officers have been assigned
for duty. The Columbia now lies at the
Cramps shipyard at Philadelphia. Not
much remains to be done upon her. She
must be cleaned, have her final coat Of
paint, her decks planed and her batteries
mounted, and the cruiser should be ready
to depart for good on April l.
The contract provides that she shall have
half years probationary period, and then
a final sea trial of forty-eight hours, after
which her final acceptance takes place and
all reserve payments will be made. The
probationary period will begin when she
leaves the shipyard for New York, where
she will receive her stores and am munition.
The Columbia was launched July 20, 1892
Her trial occurred in October last off Cape
Ann, Mass, where she made a record of
22.S knots, a speed unapproached.
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Lincoln,. Birthday Celebration.

Gen. r. A. Alger Camp. Sons Of Veterans,
win tonight celebrate Union defenders
day" and also the birthday Of Abraham
Lincoln at Grand Army Hall. Commander
Faunce, g. A. R.. and staff and Col w, A.
Rutherford and staff have accepted invita-
lions and 1t is expected that there will be a
large representation Of both organizations
present
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For the Benefit of the Poor.

the Kings Daughters circles Of the West
minister Presbyterian Church held a pound
party Saturday evening in the lecture room
OF the church. The donations were large
An enjoyable program was rendered The
pounds donated are 20 be distributed to the
poor.
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LOCAL MENTION.
THE WEATHER.
Forecast TIL 8 pm. Tuesday.

Forecast TIL y pm. Tuesday.
For the District OF Columbia, Maryland
and Virginia, severe storm: rain or sleet.
probably changing to heavy snow tonight.
A severe cold wave will reach this section
Tuesday and the weather will probably
continue very cold during Wednesday; high
easterly. shifting Tuesday to northwesterly
winds.
Condition of the Water.
Temperature and condition of water at
An: Great Falls, temperature. 10; condt-
ton. 2; receiving reservoir. temperature,
Il; condition at north connection, 8. con-
dition at south connection. Is: distributing
reservoir, temperature, 80; condition at
tnduent gate house, 4; efhuent gate house,
Il
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EXCURSIONS TOMORROW.

Mt Vernon.-Nacalester leaves at 10 am.
Mt. vernon-By Pennsylvania railroad.
every hour daily.
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MUSCULAR RHEUMATISM

ana mad been restored by the use OF Hoods Sarsa-
pariila. ! had the grip In the winter OF 81 and
" 30 severely that 1t deprived me of the use OF
my arr.s SO that my wife had to dress and undress
me, and when away from home had to sleep I'm
my clothes. I tried FIVE doctors and not one nc.
complishe'l anything. Then saw the letter allud-
ed 10 and determined to try Hoods Before 1
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And every Humor of the Blood. Skin and scalp.
with loss Of Hair, whether simple scrofuleus. nj.
cerative or hereditary, speedily permanently and
economically cured by CtTICURA REMEDIES when
inc best physicians and all other remedies fail.
complete home treatment for every humor. Sold
everywhere.
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Valentines. ]. Jay Gould.-Adyt.

trustees sale of desirable brick dwelling
NO. IFS & street southwest tomorrow ar
B O'Clock Pm. See advertisement
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SHEET, 10TH AND + SITS. NV.

w. H. Keister. 9th and La ave. sells
Fruits. Groceries, Provisions. Wines and
Liquors at hard times prices. A sample
New Dates and Figs, lbs. 25c.; Shredded
Cocoanut. 9 packages, 25c.: Best NY. Cider.
sc. GAL; n. Y. Self-Rising Buckwheat, 8
packages. sc.
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Weather permitting. we will receive Mon
day. February II, one carload Fancy Mes
sina Lemons, also one car Choice Florida
Oranges. which we will sell at rock-bottom
prices. HARRIS q LARCONBE.
0O7 La ave.
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Imported Trouserings to order Reduced
to 81. G. WAKEFIELD SIMPSON corner
18th and f streets northwest-Advt
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A GREAT SUCCESS.

Reducing all of our IS AND 10 CENT
CANDIES to IS CENTS A POUND has
proved the immense trade drawer we expect
ed II would. Such CANDIES are cheap at
their regular prices. The reduction Is for
TEN DAYS only. Then the CANDIES will
revert 20 the prices more suited to their
qualities.
- SHEETZ 10TH AND z SITS NV
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An Esteemed Pastor
FOUND CURE IN HOODS AFTER OTHER MED
ICINES FAILED.

The following comes voluntarily from q highly
esteemed clergyman Of the NJ. E. Church, pastor
of the Church Greek circuit in Dorchester county,
Maryland:
&c. l. Hood Co., Lowell, Mass:
i feel 1t duty to the public to send this GER
tncate saw In q Philadelphia paper a letter
from q man who had suffered from
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Hoods Sar saparilla Cures

mad taken one bottle had the use of my arms
thank God. These facts and can be verified
by many persons here. ]. NJ. Colston, Church
Creek, supplied me with Hoods I am pastor Of
the NJ L. Church here e. W. Chaplain Church
Greek, Maryland. Get only Hoods.
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CITY ITEMS.

CITY ITEMS.
Consumers, Take Notice.
Today and every other day until the stock
Is closed out, We will offer the immense line
OF groceries, Wines. &c, at half price. Do
not miss this sale; 1t is a rare chance TO
get Groceries at your own figures
s. H. MURRAY,
Assignee OF Willard Metxger, All It'll st n W.
It,
Soft and Stiff Hats-Black and Brown
Hats
That were $l.S0. geo. Ids to g 40 now
81. 10. Now H.19 Now N19
HENRY FRANC g. SON, cor. It'll and d.
fe10-2t
Royal Headache Powders, Zoe.
Free Trial Samples at all Druggista
&C 6-m. W. f&stf
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Furniture
And Carpets

As you'll find In any other store-wE MEAN
That TOO. We are anxious 70 sell for
CASH, but those who prefer easy weekly
OF monthly pay nentss WELCOME 20
them-ABSOLCTEI.Y WITHOUT EXTRA
OsI-without signing a SoIe-without a
penny interest. Read these prtces-they are
cash or CREDITS you please: seven-piece
Parior Suite-plnsh or hair cloth. So 50-and
clear on up TO 500 a suite. All STYLES Of up-
holstery. Solid Oak Bed Room Suite SIS
bevel glass In bureau. A hundred other
syles,aI prices. Brussels Carpet, SOC. per
ysrd. Ingram Carpet 35c. per yard. Every
yard OF carpet. mating and oilclOth made
and laid free Of cost-no charge for waste
In matching figures who else does as
much. 40lb. Hair Mattress 81 Woven
Wire Springs, sl.75. Six-foot Oak Extension
Table, $50. Stoyes-heaiing and cooking-aD
sizes and prices.
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BLOOD POISONING

HOODS PILLS cure liver ills constipation.
biiiousness, jaundice. sick headache indigestion.
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wishes never furnished a hor,e or rss
do BOTH. ~ w.
there Is thing In the world needed 10
make your house more comfortable or unors
convenient come right up here and
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Chicago, May 2S.-Crop damage REPORTS
from Kansas. Nebraska and Iowa frost in
Wisconsin and Upper Michigan, and the
weather bureau indications of additional ones
from Ohio, Indiana, Kentucky, Lower Michi-
gan and Western Pennsylvania carried the
day IN wheat. Not that the advantage gained
was important, for the indisposition to trade
was very marked, and prices we're until very
near the close, confined TO restricted limits
by the action of the people who held prlvi-
leges. especially those who owned calls. July
wheat opened where it closed Saturday. and
ranged between SOS and 55A0551sc, closing
al the extreme outside point of the day with
strong undertone.
Corn-1he frosts, material and prospective,
helped corn quite as much as wheat. Every
thing in fact, excepting the cables, and TO-
morrow's estimated receipts was calculated
to enhance values. The range of July was
between sac and 371ac, and the close $500
S34c, showing gain Of 5aGD3i 'over Saturday.
Cash corn was in good demand. Prices were
"A cent higher.
Oats were Influenced by the same coudi-
tions that governed wheat and corn. Crop
damage was the main feature of the news.
Nebraska complains louder than other states.
The market closed with July SO &c higher
than Saturday. Cash oats were in good de-
mand and NC higher.
Provisions obtained the ability to recover
from a weak opening, from the strength
which appeared in the markets for wheat,
corn and oats. There was no particular i'm
portance attaching to the business and prices
did not go beyond very restricted range
The close was Toe higher for July pork and
lOc higher for july ribs, whilst July lard
gained but 21sc over Saturday.
Chicago, May 23--CaSn quotations were as
follows: Flour was dali; prices favoring
buyers. Wheat-No. , spring So is05sc; No.
red b454c Corn-No, 2, 373sc. Oats-No. 2,
34c. Mess pork, per barrel, Sll sgQ1l 52H.
Lard, per 100 pounds, So scat S2la. Short rib
sides So 2506 GA. Dry. sailed shoulders,
} oXed. s. 7516 %; short clear sides boXC1,
So 621sQ6 S7h. Whisky 81 Is.
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Per steamship City Of Macon from Boston
Leopold Adler. w w Aimar & Co. E S Byck
& Co f : Byck & Co, M S & d Byck,
Estate w Branch. R H Boschelotte. Braid
& Hutton r NJ Conner, w G Cooper Collat
Bros 1 Epstein Bro, L t'reid, Fretwell g. N,
Gel Quint. H C Hudgins g. Co Hull g.
Peoples, y Johnson. John Lyons & Co,
Ippman Eros w b Nell Il Co, Meinhard
Bros & Co, + l. Mastick. Middleton a Co,
Mutual Coop Assn. D P Myerson, The Miller
co, Jas Mc1rath, ) l. Newton A s Nichols
order notify b johnson, order notify Her
man & X, Palmer Hardware Co, w b Puder,
A Quint, j Rosenheim Co E Sahwarz
say Cotton Mills, II Y Solomon g. Sons. +
Smith. say Grocery Co. p Tuberdy, J D Weed
81 Co. Watson & PowZrs. j NJ Dixon g. Co,
Finn Bros steamer Katie, steamer Alpha
So Elk Co.
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the Board Of Trade, at the first call at II
CLOCK a. m. the market was bLlletined firm
d. &C Ior regulars, with sales OF $50 CASKS.
nrIn with further sales Of .5J casks
hosln-Ihere was a good demand for all
grades below \. and transactions were quite
large. Ihere was some inquiry for pale
grades Tut the buyers object to paying the
quoted prices, which are held firm by all the
factors. he sales for the day amounted TO
atout 5.OOO barrels. AT the Board Of Trade at
the rSt call at IL O'Clock the market was
ouIletlned hrm and unchanged with sales of
l;'o4 barrels. At the last call, at 4 O'Clock it
Closed hrm. with sales of pa barrels. The
Board OF Trade.
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WHEAT CARRIES The DAY.
Prices Jump From the Effect Of
Frosty Reports.

Heavy Falling OF in Sales of Stocks
at the New York Exchange Mr..
Hatch's Absence From Washington
Causes Cotton to Climb-The Local
Cotton Market Quiet-Naval Stores
Selling Steadily at Firm Prices.
Savannah. May 2s.-The local markets to
day were generally quiet and unchanged
There was little doing in cotton, Spirits tur-
pentine and rosin were in fair demand and
the transactions in these staples were the
features of the day. There were no new de-
velopments in the security market, the ex-
element over the Electric railway bonds
having temporarily subsidized.
The damage reports in the west caused the
price of grain to advance on the Chi
cago exchange. There was a email busl-
ness doing on the New York Stock Exchange.
There were more sellers than buyers
in the market which was caused by unfavor-
able developments at Washington. Cotton
futures declined under a great pressure to
sell. but the market recovered somewhat on
the report that Mr.. Hatch had left Washing
ton for three weeks and would not be present
to push his anti-optlon bill.
1.-THE following resume of the days business
will show the tone and the latest quotations
OF the different markets at the close.
Cotton
The market was quiet though steady and
unchanged. There was a very light dema nd
and merely a nominal business doing. The
controlling markets being quiet, the local
market was Influenced thereby. On Change
at the regular midday call, at 1 O'Clock. the
market was bulletined steady and unchanged,
the sales being 50 bales The following are
the official quotations at the Cotton Elk
change:
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Nantasket Roads, May 20, at Anchor-Schr
May O'Neil, Boston, for Savannah
Baltimore, May 26-SaiIed, schr Island City,
Voorhees,, Savannah.
Philadelphia May 26-Arrived, schr F. H.
Blake, Smith, Brunswick Three Marys,
Blrdsall, Brunswick.
Antwerp, May 26-Sailed steamer Iris,
Smit, savannah
Charleston. $. c.. May 2s-Arrived, steam.
ship Algonquin, Plat, Jacksonville. pro
ceeded to New York; Seminole, Chlnohester,
New York, proceeded to Jacksonville: schrs
Red Wing Johnson, New York. Horace G
Morse, Hartman, Kennebec
New Orleans May 28-Cleared, steamship
Eepara, Bluehelds: Floridian, Liverpool;
Arkansas, Havana; bark Encarnaclon, BARGE
Iona
Port Eads, La, May 2s.-Arrived steam
ship Rover, Colombo, Bluehelds; Brcakwater,
Rivera, Puerto COrtez; New York, Fulton,
Cardenas; Jose Romano, Mex, San Juan,
Mexico; Clinton, Wescth, Blueholds Albert
Dumo1s LNorh Norgen. Port Limon. Sailed,
steamship EslNna. Blue6elds.
For additional shipping news
see other columns
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Steamship City OF Macon, Lewis, Boston,
c G Anderson, Agent.
steamship City of Birmingham Burg New
York; G Anderson, agent.
Bark Paul lGerl Granick, Harburg
Paterson, Downing & Co.
Schr Lavinia NJ Snow. Hickey, Guan,a
namo, Cuba. George Harriss & Co
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For additional shipping news
see other columns.
Notice to Mariners.

Pilot charts and all photographic informa.
tion will be furnished masters Of vessels free
OF charge in United States photographic
once In the custom house Captains are
requested to call at the ONCE.
Reports OF wrecks and derelicts received
for transmission TO the navy department.
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Per German bark Paul for Harburg 096
bbls rosin, valued at 1852; Paterson Down
ing g. Co.
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Very Polite Uncle Joshua-These city
people have mighty polite manners, Maria.
bis Wite-how 50:
Uncle Joshua-Just let q couple Of feliers
have my watch that they offered 10 60 and
get regulated free gratis. They're 20 bring II
back to me at the hoteL-Chlcago Record.
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NAVAL STORES STATEMENT.

New YORK, May 2S.-Rosin firm; strained
qliet at 5Oh03031c
Charleston, May 2S. - Spirits turpentine
steady at 2753c: receipts l5s. Rosin steady;
good strained 81 co. receipts 438
Wilmington, n c.. May 2s-Rosin firm:
strained, S5c; good strained, 9Oc. Spirits
turpentine nrm 27i2c. Tar firm at 81 p.
Crude turpentine firm; hard 81 90; soft 81 20;
virgin, a. ID.
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Steamer Alpha, Daniels Port ROYAL and
Beaufort-C H Medlock, Agt
Steamer Ethel, Carroll, Augusta and way
landings-W Il Gibson Manager.
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Steamship City of Macon, Lewis, Boston
G G Anderson, Agt.
Steamer Coy. Stafford Jacksonville
Bark AlJuca LNorl Andersen, Chr G Dahl
& Co.
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Exports.

Per steamship City of Macon from Boston
H F Stearns, John E Merrill.
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Petroleum, Oils. Etc.
Frult md VegetabIe Market.

New York May 2s.-Palmer, Bivonburg &
Co quote: Peaches, peentOs. and bidwell.
81 .5OG3 90; watermelons, 21lts5c; mushmelons
81 UDd3.O0 potatoes, rose Sl0Ja4O0, Chill red
S3.0C03.5O: cucumbers, Savannah, s30Jd3 80.
FLORIDA. S2O0G3OO; eggplant. s4U00.s 90:
squash. 81 5C1250 beans, 50c0, Il. 90; tomatoe
81 Jllu3OO
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Baltimore May 2S.-FlOur market dull;
western superfne 81 1901 90; western extra
wheat patent So 0(43 IS; spring patent s3 10
@3 rs; spring straight So 1903 So Wheat
steadier; No. 2 red, spot, 565E615624o; May 565s
August 571?6573c; steamer No. red SEA
53Ac; milling, by sample, 55Q57c. Corn
dull; mixed spot 45c bid May 44]4044lac,
southern, by sample acc; southern on grade,
4 C, Oats t1rm; No white western 43C1 l514c:
No. mixed western 4lQ42c. Rye dull; No.
2. 55G456c. Hay irm: good to choice timothy
TO Liverpool, per bushel, Sd. May Cork for
orders, per quarter, Is Sd: June. Provisions
firm; mess pork, Sl4 50. Bulk meats
shoulders nc; short rib sides 724c; clear
sides 73lc. Sugar-cured shoulders sac; hams
1I4013c. Lard refined sac. Butter hrm;
creamery fancy l7Cglec fancy ladle lac;
store packed 7dllc, Eggs firm at l2hc Coffee
quiet; No. 1648l6$c. Sugar steady gran
Cincinnati. MAY 2s-FIour. spring patents
s. 2O9Sj 20; family 81 400" 65. Wheat scarce;
No. red 50h6b5iHc. Corn quiet; No. mixed
41Hc; sample white 42c; No. ; yellow Al &c.
Oats firm; No. mixed 3Jlc No. white
39hc Pork-mess Sl2 80; clear mess si3 rs;
family s12 co. Lard-steam leaf, jobbing
nc kettle dried nc; leaf 7%c Bacon
steady; shoulders sac; short rib sides 6Bc
short clear sides nc. Whisky Al Is
St Louis May 2e.-FlUur steady; patents
81 SUQs2 co. fancy a. l502 25; choice 81 500
co. Wheat higher: May 52Ac: July 5ss5c:
August SAC. Corn higher; May 36hc Ind
June 36c: July 36Ac. OaLs higher May Soc
July 29]Sc August 24Nc Pork-standard
mess SIP IS; on orders. SIP rs. Lard prime
steam at 90 40; choice SO 40. Dry sailed
rueats-shoulders s. rs; longs and clear rios
So IS; shorts SO 40. Bacon-boxed shoulders
So 70; longs S. CO., clear ribs 81 121l short ribs
81 1915. High wines steady at 81 o.
Rice.
New York. May 2s.-Rice closed firm;
domestic fair to extra sA95Ac; Japan AS
G4%c.
Wool.
New York May 2s-Wool, demand moder-
ate and firm; domestic fleece 2O125c; pulled
l6125c; Texas Sal
Petroleum, Oils. Etc.
New York May 28.-Cotton seed OIL easy:
crude 2s229c: yellow 32Hc
New York May p. Petroleum unchanged;
Washington. in barrels. So 90; Wash
ington in bulk 81 50: refined nominal: New
York in barrels S. IS; Philadelphia ana
Baltimore in barrels, 8 ID; Philadelphia and
Baltimore, in bulk. 81 6O0S2 Is
Fruit and Vegetable Market.
New York Nav 23-Palmer Rivon bi,rr, G.
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Bark Guldregu Nor, Harburg.
Schr Lavinia M Snow, Guantanamo.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

Sun Rises ...... ............ b.Of
Sun Sets ..... R.so
N-TN-S-~~N~~~~-~~~~~-~~-~~
High Water at Fort Pulaski l:40am - pm
Central Standard Uimen
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Railroad.


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Solid ran betw Ger S an 10
CEcII CLEARS
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,SPlrlts Turpentine-1 here was steady
puslness doing at the current price. The
s.5ater part Of sales. hoRever included deliv
'''ss OF purchases made last Saturday. AT
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THE TROPICAL TRUNK

JackSonViIe, Tampa
JOSEPH H. DUFI1EE, Receiver
NPAN RIVER STEAM COMPANY Manager.
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Monday, May 60
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New York, May 2s.-Treasury balances
to-day were as follows: Coin. SsJ,290,0O0; cur
rency, Sa6,760,0O0.
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RAILROADS.
Savannah, Florida and western Railway.

WAYCROss SHORT LINE-TINIE CARD