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Spirits Turpentine.-The market remained
quiet and inactive. Buyers and sellers coa-
tinue apart. There we're sales OF a casks in
oil barrels al 2B13c, reported. The market a.
the Board Of Trade was bUlletined firmly
held at PC for regulars
Rosln.-There was only a fair business do
ing in the market during the regular Satur-
day half day. Pale grades were in demand
at quotations, while common grades were
quiet The sales amounted to about 500
barrels. At the Board Of Trade. at the open
ing and closing OF the market fl was bul-
Ietlnol nrm a the fAIln " iua. nLLnrnti.rl
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steamship VIM Lawrence, Baltimore.
bark Record .Norl AMER.
BARK INN OF May lNorh Wilmington, NC.
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A DULL HALF SESSION.
Very Little Business Done in Any Of
the Markets.

Cotton Futures Still Declinins-Little
Business in the Leading Grain Mar
kets Stocks and Bonds Quiet and
Inactive-Ths Local Markets Quiet
and Dull--The Resume of the Days
Transactions.
Savannah June 3O.-The month ended with
a very dull day in both the local and foreign
markets. There was very little doing in
naval stores and cotton, while the half holi-
day detTacted from the general wholesale
trade The markets by telegraph show that
there was lack Of activity throughout the
country during the Saturdays half session
The following resume Of the general mar
kets will show the tone and the quotations
for the day:
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A Boston clergyman said in bis sermon ON
Sunday last; Summer Irritation is viper,
he discourse OF the reverend doctor IS SaA0
to have been q rattler-Utica observer
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Legal tenders increased. .-...-...... 4.S49. $40
Deposits Gecrea sed...--.............. POS, 40
Circulation decreased ...-..-........ 81 go
The banks now hold a. s0}. $50 above the re
quirements OF the y per cent. rule.
Atlanta. Ca. June 30.-The clearlngs of
the associated banks for the week were
S766.595.
Local Miscellaneous Markets,
Bacon-The market is strong and advancing
Smoked clear RIB sides SIZE shoulders
none; dry sailed clear rib sides. Z &C. long,
clear, 7,sc; bellies 73sc; sugar cured hams,
l2-1c.
Lard-M Market firm; pure in tierces. sac;
50b tins, sac; compound, in tierees, CSC; IN
son tins Csc.
Butter-Market steady; far demand; Gosh
en- lie; gilt edge, 2Oc; creamery PIE; Elgin,
cheese -Marke, dull; 1917 al2ilc: fancy full
cream cheese l}615ci.; 2JD average.
Fish Mackerel. half barrel No. l, = so;
No. ,, 81 So No 3, s. %. Kits, No. /, 81 p;
No 2 81 %; No 3, y5c. Goldfish. 1-tb bricks.
Giac 2 n bricks, &C. Smoked behring's per
box, 20c; Dutch herring in kegs 81 "; new
Salt-I'he demand is fair. AMI market
steady. Carload lots. f. O. b, Liverpool 20)
pound sacks. 6Jc; Virginia, l25 pound ourlap
sacks, 89c; ditto l25 pound cotton sacks, 42c;
syrup-Florida ana Georgia new 83Y135c:
market quiet for sugar house at 3JQlJc;
Cuba straight goods. . y3Oc; sugar house
mOlasses. l5d 20c
Tobacco- Market quiet and steady. Smok-
ing, domestic. 22N6)c chewing, comnOl
sound, 2td!7c: fair, 2sN}5c; good 361tSc,
a. III ~ h~i-hty,V'ics . - H., '-'-0'
tTla1r Sfer.Cet ol,iot rvtra q =. farnfl,
a. ~ ~ "a I'll ni.a1t 81 GIo traiIbf
- en '
Corn-Narlat is stron5 and advane
inc IVbtte corn ion los Sl;c. rari1e1
lois e3c Nftxci corn ION lois 40. cario'd
lot. $40
0atsNStrong and advancing Nfived ioh
lots Sc, rarI3ad ints 55c 49,
1ran ION iots QziLe. carload lots q3ILc
Uar-Nfarlxet staatv western ion lots
qoiLc. carload lots szitc
Nieal Peari nor ra-ral % m. nor s,cl,
q a.. citv 1neai nor s,.I- Al 3 pc5ri ,,ri,s
No, b,r~l = "a. ror s,ri, A. ~ IT. 7,rits
pper 49, a. * F- '''' - = ~ e-'''
CoTn,.- mo rnorl,at is odvannfng hfo,b,
30. T,v. .,e 80, I9e9b.~r,- 81 fan or
standard n I 81 ia. cboica ~ stonrord No
> 81. nri1oa ar sta1Gar6 ho 2 .o,. ,,ood ~.
~fan.{a,i No 4 iqt5c' ~ az .tanfard N-o =
1o,.. o-5f,,ar., ~ .+.a,lari N a ~. clr,7
sugars Market firm. Quoted at-sut
No 1870 ~ Ii. -. 80 uotq" ~
%%X aGwd cTGIne o sanor5 r96paei
a. ~ cn,rso,ttt,crs -. ,.hite - r,
- 80 - ',,. ,,,1deo =, Ts'1o,,,s'
AZ N''1 ' ''0' 7''''O'' - ''0' 30
t.,,ors Mario. err, t4i,,n nina bosty
~ mel, - 49, ra.t.iLat nm ,-,a3'
s5z5I -. .b[ila +r,3ce a. 5H,5 , 5o. g.r,,,1,'
"a $500 a. ~ ~ 80 * - 49,
nestic NOT sbarrv cotoyyba Io,v yradas 90
g.. Inc gra,je1 a. ,r,i 81. Gliif,Tnp9 i'm,
,1I - ,i,o AZ ~ -, -
proofs in proportion. ems lie per gallon
h'gner. KUN n - h.Hnsr' ...,....,.-..
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tory a condition. Against these facts. the
bulls can ONLY urge that the critical period
for the crop, the six weeks following the
middle OF July is yet 70 come which is very
true. and that great revival OK trade viii
follow close on the heels Of the larlf settle
ment which is certain. 1t seems TO Us. how
ever. that all the chances are that big crop
will speedily be added to a surplus supply OF
uncomfortable magnitude and that even the
present low prices cannot he sustained
Drought scares. and the covering Of shorts
may give us occasional rallies, but upon all
such rallies we favor sales"
Rice.
The market IS quiet and steady at IN
changed quotations No sales We're reported
today The following are the quotations al
the Board OF Trade:
Common .-....... ................. ....3 934
Fair................. ....... "a. "A
Ioo1 -------' .-..-...- --..-.--.-.--- g -
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For additional shipping news
see other columns.


The United States photographic once has
been removed from the basement to the first
floor of the Custom House, and now occupies
the ONCE in the northeast corner of the
buil1lng.
Pilot charts and all photographic informa-
ton 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 Office.
Reports of wrecks and derelicts received
for transmission to the navy department.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-07-01

The usual dullness OF Saturday prevailed
in The local spot market to-day. There was
only slight demand. The market at the
Cotton Exchange was bulletined quiet and
unchanged. with sales Of ss bales The fol
lowing are Tho OficIal quotations:
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

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Sun SetS............. - z.o4
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Central Standard Ttmel
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Arrived Yesterdav.

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Sunday, July /.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-07-01

Tommy-Maw. the teacher wants as to give
the difference between hope and ''cXpecttf
Mrs FiRg-Wcll / hope 90 meet your Their
in the next world. but j hardly expect to-
indianapolis journal
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-07-01

/ j ne banks now nOId 81 Stlt. 5oO a DOVe the re-
/ quirements OF the y per cent. rule.
Atlanta. Ca. June 30-The clearlngs OF
the associated banks for the week were
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-06-13
John A. Kahoonei Is Dead.

John A. Kshoonei, q we'll
known Hawaiian. who, at one
time played a prominent part IN
Hawaiian politics died this morn
ing at his residence at Kapslams
The deceased had retired from
active participation in politics for
the last few years owing to bis
failing lealth. He was at one
time president of the Hni Kalai-
alma. au1 had great influence
among Hawaiians. especially
among tie members of the Roman
Catholic Church. In the DAYS OF
Gibson. be was conspicuous in
public lie, and did considerable
political work for the PROMINENT
statesman. John Kahoonei was
good representative of the old
Hawaiians who now so rapidly
are passing away The funeral
took place this afternoon.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-06-13
c ontenpt.

The Advertiser has evidently
grudge ags inst Mr.. W. 81. Aid
rich. 1t Uses its columns to
work mp as much feeling against
the gentleman as it conviently
can do. II this morning issue
the Christi; n organ Was simply
convulsed With mirth, because
charge Ct contempt of court
had been brought against Mr..
Aldrich. AMI the morning sheet
furnished udge Whiting with
all possible suggestions, in re-
gard to hov to decide the case
before him. La this instance the
advertiser vent a little too far
1t has alw. VS. been the. custom
of that PAL er to prejudge cases.
and there has been several oc-
casionS wh ere the courts might
have made emphatic objections
to the cour e of the semi-ofiicial
organ. He 'etofore it has escap-
ed. but today Mr. c. W Ashford
counsel foI Aldrich called the
attention OF Judge Whiting to
the outrag' committed by the
paper against all decency, and
the judge took notice of the COM
plant, and requested Mr.. Ash
ford to briuy charge in proper
form against the editor of the
&drertiser The case of Aldrich
was contiI ned till tomorrow
when prob aniy Mr.. Castle will
be cited ia appear, and show
cause why he should not be
punished fer contempt of court.
Another ins iance of a bitter bit.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-06-13
The Chief Justices Report.

The bienai report of the
Chief justice of the Supreme
Court, has been published and
furnishes Some very interesting
reading. Tie Judiciary Act has
been found satisfactory. although
there are points where it conld
be improved.
The Chief Justice makes several
suggestions, especially with the
view of fac litating the work Of
the Circuit Courts. The docket
OF the Oai u Circuit Court is
Always over, rowded and it is I'M
possible for the presiding judge
finish tie calender within the
statutory time The proposition
Of the Chic Justice is to allow
persons con sicted OF offenses to
waive jury u appeal, and then
have the lses heard and de-
termined be ween terms. Divorce
cases, IT is suggested should also
be heard IN vacation. There can
be no DOUBT that the two sug-
gestions wo nd be of great adj
vantage in sxpediting the work
of the COURT The suggestion TO
repeal the part of Chapter 90,
laws Of 1872, which expressly
forbids the c ourt assisting iuries by
commenting on the credibility.
etc, Of with esses, we do not con-
slider sour d. The presiding
Judge should not be allowed to
assist the prosecution or the de
Tense by 81 ing his opinion of a
case on tria Ii snch power is
given, the eneft of trials by jury
would virtu lily become nal.
The report contains large
number of carefully prepared
statistics which prove that there
has been al increase in offenses
against the opium laws and the
gambling laws while there is de-
crease in rests for drunkenness
and assaults The report is
gotten up in the usual neat and
perfect manner.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-06-13
The Bogus Hawaiian Re-
public.

"a - y -
which hss been holding sway on
the Hawaiian IsiaId. does not
seem to have been very successful
III the election IF delegates to the
so-csiled constitutional convention.
Only a small minority If the po-
pulathIn have registered. The total
registration was but 1907 In lio-
nolulu, and out If these there were
only $50 Americans The Portu-
gaese, Japanese and Chinese made
up the rest of the number, with
but 1S5 native Hawaiians. What
sort of a popular government viii
it be, if 5 institution is framed
by persons chosen by very small
part of the population?
A great many Amerlc4ns refrsin-
ed from REGISTERING FIR fear of
thereby f,rfeiting their American
citizenship. If it had not been
for that, they would doubtless have
add in the formulation of the
new constitution and the establish
ment of the republic" to be based
upon it. What right have Anne
rican citizens to dictate to the
people # another country the
firm of govern nent they shall
have? 1t is notorious that the
vast majority of the native inhah-
itants of those Island are opposed
to the self appointed provisional
government and the bogus republic
its leaders are attempting to set
up.
If a number of adventurous
Americans desire tc take possession
of Hawai-, establish there an dig
srchy, and conquer the native
inhabita ats, they should carry on
their scheme openly. hraveIy and
fairly, az d not pose as the redeem
s-rs If the country and the saviors
# the people.
TIE dusky Queen. whom they
deposed, may be all they havepaint
ed her, bit she was themonarch
whom the people wanted. That is
the great majority Of the people.
The American--most of them
desired the overthrow IF her 90
vernment and they combined with
the conn vance of the then United
State Minister. t. depase her and
Set up a ,vernment of their own.
They oceeded in one part of the
plot Aud now most of them ar.
trying to occupy the double posi-
tion of American citizens and
quasi citizens of a sham republic
which is more of a despotism than
the monarchy they have helped to
cast dowa-
1t is miserable business for
citezens of the United State to
engage in and when the full
PARTICULARS Of the outrage are
made plain to the American repub-
lie, there will be a mighty change of |
sentimens IN relation to the Ha-
waiian question and the curse
pursued by the present admins
ration. The whole affair will soon
be exposed to the gizs of the world |
md the eandemast.on of all just
,eople-SaH Lake Herald. |
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-06-13

In is tou, hing to hear Mr. G..
l. Carter n the constitutional
convention defending the mea.
sures which are intended to, for
ever. keep he Reform party in
power. He reminds his colleagues
of days wen he and others
risked theie lives to become
dominant and he eloquently
urges them 10 stand firm against
the people. 1t would be of in
terest to lie; RI when Dir. Carter
risaed bis lie. Surely. nobody
ever had any vicions design on
him and no one ever took q snap
shot of his manly form. TIE
only time wien be .risked his life
was when lie nearly tumbled Of
his horse in putting the
animal to The greatest speed.
when be as special courier on
The 18th of January 1898. brought
he official recognition of the .. g.
rom Steysns to Wiltzs, about five
minutes be ore the p. g. was
promulgated. If Carter had
allen OF his horse then be might
lave got burt. bat as it is. be
emains. safe and sound and
cry carefal not to risk his life
ven for power and pelf. |
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-06-13

A member of the Evangelical
association appeared in the role
Of highhyer tbs morning. in
jumping from a street-car. Tic
reverend gentleman evidently
had no experience from his local
village in the car jumping bust
ness.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-06-13

THr Chief Justice finishes his
Introductory remarks to his BIZ
ennial report with the words.
God save the Provisional Gov
eminent. Who else indeed
would undertake their saivationi
II would be job beyond human
power How glibly. BY the way
his Honor used to write God
save the Qneen" prayers Of
the Chief are not always effective.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-06-13

The art exhibition at King
Bros is being visited daily by
number of people. The exhibi-
ton will open only for few
weeks.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-06-13
Shockingly Disguised

The gentleman OF the Star
states that his employers are
shockiugly disguised because
"Theo. II. Dawes. prominent
aud persistent RoyaIist wanted
TO represent the Hawaiian Gov
eminent at tie Inter Colonial
Congress at Ottawa" We sup
pose the Star man means the
PROVISIONAL government of
Hawaii; as At present we are not
aware Of the existence OF Ha
waiian government without this
interesting prefix.
1t IS rervers on Of fact to
state that Mr.. Davies himself, or
any one o. his behalf. requested
for him the hosor of representing
the aforesaid government at the
Ottawa conference. TIE simple
facts are, during Mr.. Davies re-
cent visit here, the Chamber OF
Commerce discussed the probable
bearing Of the coming Inter
Colonial Congress at Ottawa on
Hawaiian interests, and Mr..
Davies was empowered by the
Hawaiian Chamber OF Commerce
to represent that b. dy A request
was made to the government by
the firm Of Theo. II Davies &Co
for such inform ticn as it might
see tt to lmpnrt t. a representa-
tItn of tue Chamber of Com
merce touching the cable ques-
ton. The information WAS furn-
ished. and there the matt. r
should have publicly and officially
ended.
The occasion however, appear
ed to the scribes of the p. Q. to
afford a chance to fire off some Of
their sawdust powder and Mr..
Hatch was IN the proud position
of being able to snub an enemy.
What a victory. 1t does not
take a man of Mr.. Davies keen
perception OF the ituess of things
to know the absurd position in
which any one presenting Gre
dentIals from Provisional"
Government would stand on such
a representative assembly as that
meeting at Ottawa-Nor would
Mr.. Hatch and his provisional"
eonfreres care to have his re-
preventative catachised as to the
basis on which their pledge of
expenditure on y cable or any
other matter rested. Therefore
when the morning and evening
organs of the p. &. exult over the
immaginary circumstance of Mr..
Tbeo. II. Davies desiring, and,
being refused the honor" of
representing Mr.. Hatch and his
provisional" brethren at OF
tawa. the public know that the
elasticity of the fuglmen is
after the usual effect.
only to reveal the nakedness OF
the assertion.
The Star editor travelsi out of
the narrow confines of the Davies
area, as will be seen by
the following ornamental chip
from his editorial slab:
The time has fortunately passed
when either the political opini-
ons or windy utterances of such
men as the editor quoted. or Theo
IL Davies. or even those of Mr..
Davies lieutenants, ut present
sparring for drinks and damnning
and MISSIONARIES"
on the street corners, can have |
either influence on the public |
mind or effect on the political |
future OF Hawaii.
1t is of course pleasing in this |
provisional age to have the |
Star editor assure us that he, and |
not the other fellow, has the grip |
On the public mind Equally
glad are we to know that the Star
intellect now reflects the ". c. /
[. Q lustre and no longer "spars
or drinks" Eqnslly joyous is
he assurance that the Star man
las taken respite from his 1890
'astime of "damning mission
Lries, and ineurring arrest and
ibel suits.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-06-13

Wilder's Steamship Company
may send an excursion steamer to
Kahului on the 4th to give the
local sports chance to take in
the races on Maui.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-06-13

Most of the clergy and several
lay members of the Evapgelic Il
association have called at Wash
ington Place aud expressed their
undisturbed fealty to their
Queen.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-06-13

The 4th of July Committees are
making arrangements for tie
celebration of America national
day. The exercises etc. will pro
badly take place on J. Y.
Wright's grounds on King Street.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-06-13

W. A. Kinney aud V. V. Ash
ford went to Maui yesterday 70
attend the Circuit Court new
being held in Wailuku.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-06-13

In case now before the
Courts the statement VS. ma le
that the estate of S. G. Wilupr is
nov valued at not less than
$500, 900, after all legacies and
encumbrances have been paid.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-06-13

The Progressive Memorial Of
the Sabbath. sermon by Bishop
Willis will appear in the HoLo-
MUA tomorrow.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-06-13

School children are now
counting the days to the approach
ing long and happy vacation.
Their teachers are probably
doing the same.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-06-13

The celebrated Waimana' o
case IS going on to day before
Judge Writing
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-06-13

A heavy gale with occasional
showers blowed all night. The
dust to-day is binding and chok-
ing people. The water-cart
is taking a vacation
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-06-13

Mr.. Leo Cooper will lecture On
Friday at the Y. NJ C A. Hall
at 8 p, N
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-06-13

Mr. Lewis of the Hawaiian
Hotel has resigned from the
m engagement of that popular hos
telry. c. j. Mccarthy is mention
ed as his successor.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-06-13

The parties who were arrested
for selling beer on the race track
were cleared in the District Court
this morning. The government
entered molte proseq.i. The
men are oil right. but how is the
beerl
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-06-13

The blue laws are continued
on the foarth page in to -days
issue.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-06-13

Band concert tonight at
Makee Island.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-06-13

There is considerable kicking
about the race bstw cen Nevada
and Johnny Hayward. If tie
Colonel had claimed a foul in
stead of dead heat the chances
are that bis horse would have
won the race.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-06-13

". B. Ash's Cameo Oil pain
tiogs are gaining deserved notice
aud popularity
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-06-13

The c. o. Bryant left for San
Francisco to-day
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-06-13
LOCAL NOTES.

Hurry up with that Sidewalk
Fred
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-14

4 n.f-
II , .sylI4fy Iu.--pir.ns the past
i-eel mas Shown Htt.e change
@ dNlInsss, coupled with
Prices almost tne only
a g, ave SHOWN anF activity arc
~ Ihey are the only ones
, - SlnpatA,aed with lNc
~ .ae lallh OH IN the house of
y --i',s' and, sJmeWhJ. siugu.ar.y.
e 12 y ue'r value have been up-
~ lyge'sI' may b2 due 10 the =
: ~ ~ V'sFscld iu advance of the ac-
- -y4Se'
v.,rss. .s-yA OF the government loan
- NJ, more settled fee.iuE. ni-
,.- s' " me political opposition
4. - S...n i2mentei IN Wash.us
-1'n was robbed VI the ec.lt
y. ~ V'us Vi offers and high pre-
Ia u on an sides regarded as
r'.., mos. beneficial effect 70
M ~ op'N.on inc,!ues 10 the eEpec-
~. ~, Ie secretsry Of the treasury
y o'frow q sui further amount
II, ,9t Ills DEFICIENCIES of revenue,
, ~. appears to entertain lit
/. re current fiscal year without
,oh ms gold reserve: the latter
rs,,gs'sf may depend very much
80 any important amount OF
.As'iie1 during the interval. for
|l.s 49, y. banks would he likely to
Il n E,t, lenders for god