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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-05
at;s~ ~t,iI,n Progress.

Minneap' F., May There Is no set.
Element II the urrat Northern strike II
n settlement IL not reached Ia. night It II
rrlnrtcd the railroad men will all h.
called out. stopping traffic "a the North.
western, Wisconsin Central. n ,r,h.rn
Pacific Sioux, ST Paul Il Milwaukee.
aud Duluth railroads.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-05
Fsr Owe Einy Wears.

Az OI.p ASr .LL rmED REAEDf,-
Mra WinsloN - ,othlnS syrup has bseu
used for over utty years ny uillIions ot
mothers Tor their chldren while tssth,us
with perfect success. II aooihes ths
child, sottsos the guns. allays all patio,
cures wind colo, aud - The bJst rsr ~
Tor diarrhDa- It's PHEASANT ~ the ,Asts.
Sold by druggists IN every part NJ Tie
world. Tw.n'y.hvs o~nts bottle. in
value is iposla0labls. 10 euro and h ~
Tor Mrs. wlnslrw's soothing. Syrup. Ase
take 20 other sind.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-05
siebattng n,tyer

London. May The motion ct sam.
url Smith IN favor of International bi.
m"talism is being debal-d Ia day in the
li"un. of Commons. A larry. crowd was
attracted 10y the rumor that Mr. Glad
stone would speak against the motion
RI. Grand Old Man. however. did M,
appear upon the scene IL his former tri.
,imph
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-05

Chicago. May THE Chicago Stock
Exchange was to-day formally installed
in i,s new and pala,iAl quarters in the new
Stock Exchange building, which has been
erected at cos, II over three million dol.
lars, The construction If Ia. building
has been imisSied hy numerous strikes.
hut 10y dint al hsri work the structur.
was completed on time.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-05
Ises srAaa ASay.

Council Bluffs, Iowa. May The
largest gathering Of Grand Army men
ever held In this state 10 quArtsred In
this city to-day Ia participate In the lows
department sncampmsn,. which WAS for
mAlly inAuguratsd this morning and will
continue Tor three days. Veterans arc
psessnt fsou al I'Arts q Iowa, eastern
Nebraska, Northern Missouri and North
eastern kAnsAs
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-05
To he Ee~r,v-a n, sp-sv-r.

Denver. May The Coley cnn,ingen,
here this afternoon il preparing recep.
ton for the Cn1ey army in it's way from
Sal, Lake. The army left Utah las, nigh,
and hoIes Ia get n train over the Rio
Grand. Western. Officials here aay, INA
fare, no ride"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-05
ys,iar for n seurrrs.mos

Middl.town, o, May 1.-The voters
Of the third congressional district ARE Ia
day ballo,ing for euccensor to the late
Congressman liouk. The campaign has
been hot one. and charges II sharp
practice have been indulgrd in by both
Fdss
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-05

men, gate ,euIrrr anil other employees
NJ the uni"u d"In, were called GA, THE
morning IL" Superintendent 10 ,ryios
:" fndur' 'hr AurricAn hallway Union W
rrinn,a'" them lit fails all the rnsds
will u" unnnIr tr use the depo, and ,raf.
hc will No. rarAlyEci.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-05
s~aa,e Asjesrs~a

Washington, May I The -ena," met
and immediately adjourned this morning
upuu liz" announcement, Il Ih" death II
senator Sinckbrbdgr. II Michigan.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-05

since lie bret Introduction, Elect rio
bt,sts has galu.d RAPIDLY 10 popular Ia
yor. until nov u 10 clearly m tho lead
among pure medicinal ,on,cs snd alter
atlves--ooataisInE nothing which par
ml,s 10 NE ss . beverage or totoxiosDt
It 10 recognised .. the Osa, and puTes
medicine tor oil ailments u stomsoh. ~
yer " k'dpsys.--it will cure s'ck heal
ache, Indigestion, oonst, pstlon. and drive
mslaria from The systsm. Satisfaction
ausr"u"~d viii s@oh bottir\W the
money WIll oe isfundsd. prioe ouly Gn
ps' battle Sold by r. II. Burgess 4
bon, druggists
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-05
- sutug Ce@pssy.

The Good Hops mining company held a
meeting At Los Lunas Thursday nigh,
and elected the following officers: Lsou
Hsr,sos. presidents Col ]. v chAvss,
vice pr-s'dent, Richard Pohl. secEr,sry
and Jaeol.o ChAves, treasurer. The other
members Of the company are Mrs Loui'
Huning, Simon Neus,adt. Jesas Garr,s
and A. N. Bergsrs. The Good Hops
!s.ipa 10 located In He'll canon. and tbs
company have Ave more claims beside,
the 6ooa Hope. A contract has been lei
10 n, Blanche. Q California miner, " ~
down 100 iset In tho Good Hope. snd h'
expects 10 have q car load 81 ore read,
for shipment by the 9th 81 May. The 40
ssys show . good psr cent In gold Anc
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-05
Ss.eE Mntass

Chicago. May l.--she-p and attic
market steady r-ceipts thirteen Thousand
prices unchanged
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-05
"ksaak" Aaa ~ Aria. +"

II, X. Pinekney. SECRETARY II the peral-
Ia canon mining district. Cochiti. whu
has been here In consultation with Col.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-05
saaarnaseea Car

We authos,xs our advertised druggist
10 sell Or. K,n'x New Discovery for 600
sumpt,on, coughs aud oolds, upon this
c'ad,tion. II you sre sfiiic'ed with a
cough. cold or my lung, throat or chest
trouble, aod W" uas this remedy ~ d.
rscted, g,vinS " . fair trial, aud expsr'
lsuoe 20 bsnsdt, you may return the
bottle and have your money tcfunded
We could not make this ofisr did Wv not
know that Dr.. King's New Discovery
could be relied on. II never d,sappoints
TRIAL bottle free at T. II. Burgess A
Sons drug store Large s'ss 900. snd
100
CT. Lummls, who took . party Of
Pueblo Indians from lslets 10 the fiesta n
coronAdo. CAL. returned 70 lslssA the
other day with the Indians. Mr.. Lummia
psssed ihroash the city sunday Cor Ber'
nAlillo, and Afser shoT% stay there be vii
return 70 IslssA. y
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-05

Mrs Simon BAiiing, vile Of the first
street baker, aud nsr brother. Pred
BFsake. have returned from vlsla " the
httwintsr fair.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-05

TyisE % hasteeas.
Mlansapolis, April An .hs baggage
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-07-22

States naval squadron in the Pacific Ocean.
Capt. Beardslee viii relieve Rear admiral
Miller on Aug 6. and his own flag as rear ad-
miral will then be hOisted and he thus in
vested with that rank. The Pacific squadron
is the largest and probably the most i'm
portant OF all the United states fleets as
shown by the following list Of vessels in the
various sguadrons Pacihc-Nine viz Phila-
delphia, flag ship; Monterey, Charleston, Mo
hicau. yorktown, Bennington, Ranger,
Adams, Alert. North Atlantic-SeVen. viz,
San Francisco New York, Miantonomoah, Co
lumbia Atlanta. Marblehead. NesuVius.
Asiauc-FOur, VIZ. Baltimore, Concord, Mono
cacy. Petrol South Atlantic-Two, VIZ, New
ark, Yantic. European-One
Statesboro Times: Robert Scott, a young
man about "a years OF age, whose parents live
at Emit died a very sad and unfortunate
death last Saturday. While hauling goods
from Belknap, for y. NJ. Anderson, on Friday,
June %, his mules ran away and threw MIN
out OF the wagon. When those who wit
messed the AFFAIR reached the young man IL
was found that his head was severely bruised,
supposed 10 have been caused by a wheel
passing over 10. Dr. Lane was sent for, who,
upon examination. ascertained that the skull
was fractured and that the only possible
chance 10 save his life was by surgical op-
Grafton. DR.. White Of this place was called
In assistance, and he and DR.. Lane trepanned
the skull TO relieve the pressure upon the
brain The patient survived the operation,
and, as he continued to live and become ra-
tioual at intervals, his case was somewhat
hopeful, but he died last Saturday, July IA,
after more than two weeks of eKcructating
suffering.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-07-22

shero was a Resumption - toe toGgney -,
Wari eer,N. September wheat ofecnet AZ frnfo
hsAc 20 Ai<e, sola between Nt t1NAV. NleSe
inx' al At12s iAc a rel loss - sc fgS,sa yes,
terlav, Casa wheat Wa~ IA ENesd WestlaaNf
prices suffered los ~ aooat b. peg esSAel,
CON was less active eUt quite - nrN -
sold between &sAt u tstsO ctoSt0S AZ sstass t'sN
higher than yesterday.
cats Sympathtaea With wheat sNa ezra all
,av hnt al the cloSc the strength MAS AZ
parOntly an Individual attribute. Tho Ills
% iuon, after the opentaN, was 10 eat l,ese
Ia their alsegtance % Wheat ard - follow
com. then, when the estimates Ter Monday
were heard the armaeSS was mere PIE,
no0uced, september cats 0soSc1 eet IS
hisher than yesterday, cash cats Wero
weaker,
Provisions were AGAIN litelesS. The steady
hos market and an inGtspNSl0oa % trade "a
product resulted tN =, quiet teat0geleSS mar
ket With prices holding ~ '00t TIE same
point an dsy, The close was NncNaeSea tcoea
yesterday TOR September pork aud ribs, WltA
lard lust shade hlsAer
CAtcago J0ly ah--CasA oOotattonS were a.
followSs Flour dOll and weak, priceS were =
shade lower ca account % a decline "a wheat,
Wheat--No, Z Spring AltasasacS Ne, Z ND
h2bWAakc, Corn-N0, 2, E2Ac, oAtS--NN, 2
Sic tor new Mess pork, per barrel, Ns ~
0ia 6sst, Lara, per loo pounds, g S2sata
~ Short rio sides SS 6slsSae AZ Dry
sailed shoulders, S8 O0oae lsss; short clear
sides s8StstSttoA whisky, 81 ~
Leading fOtOres ragged as follows;
opeaing. Highest Lowest Clostas,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-07-22

Charleston. July 2l-Arriyed EchF 2 Wal
lingford- HigLee. Richmond. Va.
Cleared schrs Emma Q Knowles. Nayhew
Baltimore; The Josephine. Townsend. Balti-
more; Annie G Grace. CorsOn, Philsdelphia
Sailed, schr Holden. Haskell. New YORK.
Cleared, Battery Creek. schr Ben jsmin y
Lee. Baltimore
New Orleans July 2l-Cleared, stsamsfips
Bergenseren. BOcag del Tor0: Aalesunc
Belize; bark Olga, Oporto; sehr Emma HaW-
kins. COatZacOalc0s.
Port Eads. July zi-AFrived. steamship
Hudson kemble, New York
Sailed. steamships Numuri, santa Maria
FL Dorado. New York
Mobile July 2l-Elearec, sehr Ge0rgian.
Scott Grand Cayman.
New York. July i9-Sailed. brig R0bt III
lon. savannah.
Boston July I9-Cleared. sehr Lizzie chad
wick, Clark. Brunswick
Brunswick, July l5-ArFiwe0 sieamer Rusa
fBTl, HigginbOtham Pnilacel phie
Butt Of Lewis. July Is Passed. steamer
HeKham LBrl, Hansen, Pori Royal - ~
Aberdeen.
Hun July i9-Arriyed bark Nagus fkor
Zacnariasen, Darien.
Liverpool, July L. Arrived steamer Nssf.
gator lBr rutherford, E'epEaeola bofka
Primus Rus Lame Darieu Liberias oef
PlpsblOW Wilmington hC.
London, July - Arrived, bark LAdfs5sf
Nor. salVesen brunswick
Prawle Point, JUS f. Passed. uark Soudfs
lNorJ Nielsen, London for naYHpuah
Valencia. 4uly h Arrived berE MAZDA
Orero Lspl fasouel brunswick
For additional shipping neSs
see other gOl afuuk
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-07-22
THREE SUMMER w1DowERs.
They Are Keeping Bachelor Hall in
the White House Just Now.

the White House Just Now.
Washington Dispatch TO Chicago Tribune.
Three more desolate, deserved, discon-
solate looking summer widowers it would
be difficult to find these days than dis
tinguished trio who gather daily about
big round mahogany table in the white
house private dining room. Facing tie
west sits the President of the United
States, and opposite him is the vacant
chair formerly occupied by the mistress
of the executive mansion. Secretary
Lamont, although he does not sleep at the
white house, now continues TO take his
meals there, and he sits to the left of the
President, facing north.
Since MIR. Thurber returned from Buz-
Yards Bay, whittier he went to locate his
family, he, too, has been assigned to a
seat at the Presidents table when meals
are ready, and his place is at the right
hand of the chief. magistrate, looking to
the south. When your correspondent
looked in upon this trio of distinguished
diners the other afternoon, they looked as
their sole aim in life was to get the mat
ter through with as quickly as possible.
There was no CHEEKY music from wo-
mans voice, or the merry prattle of chill
dren TO be heard in the big apartment
when the three men were eating Nothing
but the occasional clatter Of knives and
forks upon the handsome plates designed
by the late Mrs. Harrison.
There did not seem to be the slightest
attempt at conversation, whether due to
the oyerpOwering presence of the great
man whose guests the other two were, or
70 the fact that neither the Secretary OF
War nor the private secretary OF the
President made any efforts IN the line of
table talk But one thing Is certain. that
II the wives OF this distinguished trio Of
summer widowers could have have seen
their liege lords they would have taken
pity upon their lonely condition aud made
things little more Interesting
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Receipts

Per Fiorita Central AMI Persrsalar rzr.
road July St--t car fertilizers Is hoxrs terss.
CO cars weed ; bales wool > ealts N-tr,
crates lines. II bales cotton. = bits r.asr =
hhls spirits tarFe0tino
Per central kailuoad. Iuly as bales GA.
ton. 10 cars melons. car lara. car hF.sa 4
cars cats. car grits. coops poolsrv. ass
empty hotties > bales wcol. . nt.s uht>kr I
half-bhls whisky. rs thlS tolr. o. has
houV. us bhlS potasooS % GASES occs g "a
hides. "A crates grapes. Us tons pa ira q a|tr
lumber, 5 pEcS vegetables fte rkr, u.s.,
1870 Oals rosin. 80 tois spirits turrcat.-t
Per Charleston and savannah railway F-rr
Eli car meal. I car Wo0d. Z car elar =
hOxes tobacco. - hdls cagS. . case Erv xrssf
i5S bolS roSin. s. hhls spirits turraatlzr
Per savannah. Flortda ana Wc<tfrr -tl-
way, July 2i-sS bales cotton. 6 cars ress-s
$50 crates vegetables lfe3 htls raslr "a
obls spirits tarpentine. 20 cars iuuhcr lsra-s
rock. 6 cars wood. car cora. 3 cars eats ~
wheels car dour q bales wool sass
hides. u boxes shoes.
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Per scar pAlneaS " Spgagoc tyr Neu. Ys.s
~ ~ teel 3 3 &asaoer-Cooocy, Ecks,s :
o.
lNer ScAr Jehn r e0Rignca for H,,,,-
sSt.QlS fcet n p lOualer~-NSeOss3a I'm, ~ II,
Fer Schr Rratly Z N0Flhan t0r tshtla ss.r,.s
~ ~ tcet , p let0eer'-tseN p Vrats 4 Is
Per Swedish ship GVlpen Tor kcgtarsa-
zoo ANlS roSta, valce3 AZ SlAr>o-S n ~ -
%,
Ter Norwegian bark waytarer tor ta-s.,,
Dock -4.o0 NetS roSta, valued a. Sia u.s. +
Sh0tterC
lNer British oarkentine iaa Rarclav 81.
Santos fsCasil-ss&gss feet , p lanecr gll "a
al S&s&aSs -Stillyrell Nillen \ 90.
Per steamship NcSSca0 tor PAllaaern2.h-
. oaleS upland c0,tNa, Is n&leS pArer S,tek
slO bales a0neSltcS ard yarns - bits $50
~ bills roSin. u NciS spirits torpeat.re Il -ff
feet lumber. u egnptN Neor harrels y te-s.s.
le0 casks clay, lSS oeaS fruit - toxes tr..5
loASco ShlneleS,kS tales WE, rs teas r.s ~
" boxes vegetables. Ve bclS xal .g,ar ~ ~
pleceS PIPE. - boxes Narc,e. ie hc,S MY
IS Nels laopelact. tSS pseS ElaSc.
Per steamship WIN Lawrence fer Esasssss--s
--i0S bales cOttoa, 90 RelS spirits tarps-g'-.
l.s2i bills roSls, h eblS rosa ollie csSss s.sr
Sc. tos feet lUmoer, s. cases dogneSiics. u IA
wool. Is b1lS aides, SIS pass gnase,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-07-22
ORTS OF COTTON THIS DAY.
CIR. Brit Fr'noe. Cont.
Total exp Is thus
far this week..

Liverpool. July q. on.-Cotton-Quiet;
demand moderate; prices unchanRed Amer
lean middling, l5-I6d sales. 5000 bales:
American, 3, 800 bales; speculation and export,
900 bales; receipts, 5000 bales; American
1900 bales. Futures opened quiet; demand
freely supplied.
Futures-American middling fair, low mid
ling clause: July, ID; July and August
$500; August and September, 54-64d; Sep
TENDER and October. 3 55-64d; October and
November, 566id; November and December,
3 57-64d December and January, 5s-64d /;
January and February, 69-64d; February
and March, G064d, also 59-64d. Tenders
dockets
D. m.-Cotton, American middling fair.
42sd; good niddling, 4 lied; middling 1870;
low middling, 1850; good ordinary, ll-l6d;
ordinary. 31ad
Futures American middling fair, low mid
ding clause: July, 50 SAD, buyers; July and
August, 3 55.65d, buyers; August and Sep
TENDER, 3 55-e46a3 Gid; September and Oc-
tober, 56-64GD3 57-64d; October and November,
3 57-64d value; November and December
9574Q3 5s-64d; December and Januar' 3 as
64d3 59-64d; January and Februa1, s9-64A
8 100 cid; February and March, 6l-64d, buyers.
Futures closed steady.
New York, July 81, noon.-Cotton futures
opened steady, as follows; July, 6 sSc; Au
gust, S6c Septem Der, 90c; October, 96c;
November, 04c; December, z lie.
New York, July 81, p. m.--Cotton futures
closed STEADY, with sales of 80 80
bales as follows; July, s206 s3c: August,
s4A6 s5c September, 1906 SEC; October
95@6 96c; November. O3Q7 Olc; December
Z 1907 II lie; January, Z 1907 lsc; February,
Z 24G17 25c; March, 5l67 &c.
New Orleans, July 2l.-Cotton futures
closed steady, with sales OF 1000 bales.
as follows: July rec, August . CSC, Septem.
Der CSC. october 8 CSC, November s 72c De
cember isle, January SIC, February s csc
March 99c. April Csc.
New York, July 2l.-The total visible
supply Of cotton for the world is 2,5l9 $40
bales, of which 1854 so bales are American.
aga Fg F nj , huln
lively, last year. Receipts this week at All
interior towns 5,455 bales. Receipts from
plantations $40 bales. Crop in sight 1858 $50
Dales.
New York, July 2l-The Suns cotton re.
port says prices made small decline
owing to the local and foreign selling gen.
orally favorable crop news, and uhfavorable
trade reports from abroad Dry goods have
been more active the past week but
bleached cottOns have touched the lowest
prices on record"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-07-22

Steamship VIM Lawrence. Foster. Balti-
more-JOhn Carolan. Agent.
Steamship Norlands lBrl, Carter, Fernan-
dina-J + Minis Co
Bark Wayfarer NOR, Niclzelsen. Garston
Dock-Chr g Dahl Co.
Barkentine Ina Barclay Mcneil, Santos
George Harriss & Co.
ship Gripen lSwl, Ryberg, Rotterdam
Strachan a. Co.
Schr Emily F Northam. johnson. Philadei-
phia-George Harriss & Co.
Schr Phineas w Sprague, Strong New York
-George Harriss & Co
Schr John e duBignon, Turner. Boston
George Harriss g. Co
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Washington DC 5uly o. otloe a hsrrof
given by the Lighthouse kQafd NhAss "a
90 her stauou iu l.ouR ialand souud souil
eNsterl} of ine polui oi harlleu lieef 81 ~
eolthWeslNarQ NJ the euFauoe ~ hnn f.nl
aon herbor Cone an1 hei.e LFhi Weasel
no ~ temporarily marsng IN sisilaU 49,
Withdrawn.
the charaolersriof of f4Fff aast| AZ AZ
as described NJ GAG l.iai IT I4Na.s 500 d ~
alFuale Ituuin ulchauHUG
IAls not AZ HheHa lat liaI of flIfaIs aaa
foF 7iauals hlEnfll HUu .NIt ot.. Ira
pase 4t $50 ~. aua tht 1854 ~ aaa.4.. ..t
hpobs fpWih Lighthouses D.sf,m a4
paEas ai ao NJ, ~ anl ~
iht pltea rtatts hFHFaf.THHIl.l flH.U. #..
been ieMoFed hoia az paaaa.0al = ~ ~.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-07-22
SUGARS STOCK STRONG.
The Trust Position Believed To Be
an EnViabIe One.

Large Sales In American Sugar
Stocks at Advanced Prices-The
Continued Decline in Wheat-The
Local Market Quiet and Feature
less-The Quotations of the Differ
emit Markets.
Savannah. July 21.-The usual quiet Satur-
days halliday business prevailed There
as nothing interesting in the general de-
partments, and prices remained steady and
generally unchanged.
The telegraphic markets show that Ameri-
can Sugar stock was in demand at an ad-
vance, on account Of the belief that the trust
will get a protective tariff. Wheat declined
at the Chicago Board Of Trade, while corn
was higher. Oats huctucted somewhat, and
the provision market was ifeless.
The cotton market was generally quiet
throughout the country, and transactions
were limited. Futures we're on several points
at New York.
The following resume of the different mar
kets will show the tone and the latest quota
tions at the close to-day;
Cotton.
The spot market remained steady at un-
changed quotations There was only light
demand, sales amounting to IS bales for the
day. At the Cotton Exchange the market
was bulletined steady and unchanged.
The following we're the quotations.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-07-22

Baltimore July sI--Tlour steady unchanged;
western supertino 81 fONl W. western extra
g. 0alle 30; western family = ee,s2 -; win,
s. C0lDS IS; spring straight 6 ISlaS 50, Wheat
STEADY at a decline; No. 2 rcd, spot, july
and August Ai.s04btAc; september Asse aAN,sa :
steamer No. = red Stth54Ics milling, by
sample, 55c. Corn irmer; MIXED. spot end
July 4sGeiSssc; southern. by sample, Sl&Ste;
southern, on grades, Sc. Oats dull, lover
No white western ss4tscs No, mixed
western 45614ic, Rye. quiet; NO. 2. old Sacs
new 4s1tSe. Hay weak; good to choice
timothy, sli 5All5 10 Grain treights quiet.
Provisions UNCHANGED; mess PORK Sa -.
Bulk meats-shoulders SCI short rib sides
9Ac; hams, small, HAc; lar9e Is &c LSv0,
refined SAc. Butter fair; creamery tscs
ladle fancy lac; store packed i9Glsc, Eggs
fair. l9Rl2lsc Coffee No. :, i6ltc. Sugar
unchanged; granulated $40.
Cincinnati. July &l,-Flour-sprlng patents
s. sos, 80; fancy & IS % 20; fancy family
~ $50 90. Wheat quiet; No red track,
SOC; sample red 4Sc. Corn fairly Sctive; No,
mixed track 44tfc Oats ste adv. unchanged
No 9 mixed 4i5AC. Pork-city mess, Sls 20
clear mess slS 30; family Sis 50; clear family
S4 o. Lard-lob rates Tor steam leaf, nc
kettle dried 7l4C; bakers &c; leaf Tstc.
Bacon steady; shoulders SIC; short rib
sides 7AGaJSc; short clear sides SGSAc.
Whisky sales OF S2 barrels, at 81 ~
ST. Louis, July y. Flour market dull;
patents - ToG3Sl S.; extra fancy e. 49, s..
fancy SS 1907 Is; choice e. sOa2 %; rice
-four s. 00l1S 10. Bran quiet. OUt sacked
saleaOle; east track 6Oc. Wheat lower. July
1850; August 4S%c; September 5os1S01s G.
December b3hc. Corn closed firm; July SEQ
August S9Ac; September S3sSc; December
S4c; May 3fAc Oats quiet; July 2ac August
21c; September 27%c. Pork-standard mess
SIS 10; on orders SiS 81. Lard, prime steam
nominal; choice Is 75H. Dry sailed meats
shoulders Sc co. longs and clear ribs s6 IS;
shorts 81 81 Bacon-bOKed shoulders e. 90;
longs e. 625s; clear ribs g 20; shorts e. %.
High wines firm at 81 -
Rice
New York, July 2l.-Rice good demand
and firm; domestic fair to extra SaG55le;
Japan 4%@4Ac,
Wool.
New York July 2l.-Wool fair demand
and steady; domestic fleece l7392c; palle3
l59Sic.
Petroleum. Oils, Etc.
New York, July 2l.-Cotton seed oil duh
and steady; crude 29c; yellow SSc.
New York, July 2i.-PetrOleum dull and
steady; Washington, in barrels. IS %: Wash
ington, in bulk, IS 50; refined nominal: New
York, in barrels, s. IS; Philadelphia and
Baltimore in barrels, s. To- Philadelphia ana
Baltimore, in bulk. g. 6O9s2 dS
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-07-22

Steamship VIM Lawrence. Baltimore.
Steamship DessOug. Philadelphia
Schr J r duBignon. Boston
Sehr Emily r Northam, Philadelphia.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-07-22

Spirits Turpentiue-There was no change
in the situation Of the market and at the
Board OF Trade IL was posted nothing doing
Rosin-Ihere was good demand for the
half day s business. At the Board OF Trade, at
the first call at II o'clock, there were sales Of
l.I83 barrels reported at unchanged prices
except for g, which was at SIPS and $3.50 At
the last call the sales we're E65 G being
posted at the outside prices, and f having adj
yanced TO Sl,20, The following we're the clos.
ing quotations at the Board OF Trade: