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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-12

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SYMPTOMS Moisture: intenua itching aud
singing: most Ct uigh!: wore by scratching. |,
allowed 70 continue riuiO7s ioria. which often
bleed and ~uIccrate. becoming yerr sole.
SwATNE's OlSTHEST stops the itchlns and
bleeding. heals uicc:ailon. and in most cN,eS re.
rlorcs the tunOTs. \; druggists. or'6y mail, for
aeenLA d.. SwnIne & Son. PhileleIphiA
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ANIMAL EXTRACTS,
rnrFAEfb AooOSOlsO To Trls
FORMULAS or
DIR. WILLIAM A. HAMMOND,
y uSDER MS scrrRyhioS.
TESTlNE.
TESTlNE.

e exhaustive states OF the nerroq, system, TO
MunS from etoss'tyo mental work: emotional
hcisement or other cause, capable Of ,oaeuInr
So force and endurance Of the several organs Of
ne body depression Of spirits. mehucholiL and
s't'in typei Of insanity; IN Gaze. Of muscular
'elSnfH, OF of general debility; ncura,shenla.
sid all Irritable stato' OF the brain, spinal cord.
" nervous System Scnocaily In ncryou, aud
'OhEeNtl'e ~heaiAchOi 10 NEURALGIA aud In ner.
ious Dyspepsia; In weak s,aios Of tho roucfatlye
Vsicci lin all Of the above named condIuou,,
Ee'tue I'LL be found OF the greatest service.
Dose, " Drops. Price e drnehms,, Sc so.
Where local druggists arc no, supplied with
Tic Hammond AuImal Extracts they will be
nailed, together with all existing Literature on
no subject on recOipE Of price. BY
TIE CoLuT ~ CHEMICAL co.
Washington, u. e.
Logan Drug Company, Agents for Wheeling.
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CHICAGO. June u.-CItt!e. receipts 1900 head;
shipments i.JOhcai: market steady and active;
ai Sold prime 10 extra native steers 81 1jai ~
medium 81 2Ili 70; o.hers s. O1aiI 10: Texuus s. OH
I Co Hogs. receipts 5000 head; shipments li,Oa
head, market active and 5alOc higher; all sold:
rough heavy 81 2iG+ 3d. packers pnd mixed & Ga
! -: prime heavy AID butchers weights 81 SEA
receipts g.cU head: shipments I,oOJ head; market
unchanged; top sheep 81 Coat 81 top lambs
81 j0ai 81
EAST LIBERTT, Pa. June lL-Cattle, receipts
liberal; narEci steady; prime 81 Scat s.; good
s. iOai q. Hogs. RECEIPTS fair; market steady:
best Phllade!plins 81 M IS; best Workers 81 "a
iSl; common to iA!r Yorker. s. 6jai 20. Sheen,
supply heavy; extra e. ioIS 70; good So jOa3 S;
Common 5eCasl ".
C~lSC-SSAT, June 1l.-IioGs frmer Of 81 lna
! 81 receipts $50 head; shipments 20 head.
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/ CTY. "a, June ll.-Opened slizc; highest
e9t.c; lowest Sg1Ec: closed al gJc; clearnnces 1000
barrels; sales 1900 barrels; shipments liS.Tij bar.
rels. runs lD.a;U barrels
New Yong. juno lL-rctroleun fraeT Penn.
sylvania oil. sales nome July option. sales none;
closed al " &C bid
PITTsrUEGII. Pa. June ll.-opgned and loves,
$685. closed ind highest 9Jl,C-
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means impure blood, and overwork or
too much strain on brain and body.
The only way to cure is to feed the
nerves on pure blood. Thousands of
people certify that n best blood nur.
ifer, the best nerve tonic and t,renG;h
builder is Hoods Sarsaparilla. what i;
has done ior others it vii! also dofor
you.-Hood's Cures.
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MEDICAL.

Or. 6. c. Vests Hcro and Brain ,Trna,Ttai
"a sold un1Gr positive written guarantee, by author.
led Gccats Only. 70 euro VISA Ms-nQ; Les Of
brain And Nerve Power: Lost kGnhood; Sric.aesi
ECrToaus-; IssE.todo; all DEaps: Loss OF foEer
c! 80 Gr1SraDyp Organs In silhe- sex, c1ctcdbI
cTereIors0r: Youthful Errors, or Excessive Woo.
robacccS Opium or liTvor, which Ecoa LEAD 10
&l:org, ~Gocsprpioa, Irssuity kGi Do'th. By mall,
bls; 8 for IS; with written guarantee 10 curcr on
refund money. WEST'B COUGH SYRUP. Ac.Tna
rr-n sor CocSSS Gods, lEthln., BRONCHITIS, CroyP,
whoopiry Corrh, Sore Throat. FosSErt 20 tao.
trl;l A:s di,oosltaucd: ca. Sc. sin. noE Sc-; old
I! die, noTen
GUARANTEES isSued only through H.
GOETHE. Successor 10 McLAln Brothers. DsLs-
Esn. Wheeling, W. Va lyIsELhS1m!-
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Wheeling Bridge & Terminal Ry.
CO. BREWSTER Receiver.
Tine Table No u. 10 take eTec. l::Jl 1
S,AI... Nl-. IN ,la

Tine Table No I3. 10 take eTec. l::Jl L L,
SUNDAY Soyembe: - 1884,
Leave wheelIng-fs:ol. PISS, lIl:DA n, PA
s3:l5. ti:o. 800 ?. II.
Leave Penl~nruls-ts:c3. Psi. lII:isa m.,t2:&
s3:.l. ti:56. f5:Oj .. 10,
Leave Aafun.s~ fsTy-tS:l2 PSI, sI:j!A n.
t2:3L s2:?' tt:il fs:ia
Arrive Terminal 7n-ts:l7. tI0:g!, lil:jl
a. M. RS. 1854. t;.i5. i9:IS D. ~.
Leave Terminal J~unclion-t7:2L 300. = q,
'l.:+J. J. Il. EG:Js. ti:05 fi:Ii ts.I5 p. N.
Leave &Rrtla's Fe~rry-t7:S. E3:O7 an, 0lh::J
ii:0I. ti:io. tj:!2. ts:j2 D. m.
Leave Peaiu'nls-f?:S i9:tala, "I2:5l, ISL
ti:l1, tj:.h. ISIS .. N
Arrive Theclns-f5:D. I9a0 a n. Si2:ji.
li:l7. ti:Ei, ti:Sl. t9:5 p. M
sDAIly. tDGlly excapt Sunday. i5lndsyi ONLY.
Al tninS will fun % Et,ie:n lirce
J.H TAUSSIG, Superintendent.
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NEW YORK. juno Il.-1herc Was no activity.
but there was more business Done than wis
Promised at the opening. To meet'the simmer
trtde there was a good demand 10. boot linens
md also light cOlorcd wide ~rcFcRlcS. downs md
chailics, WOODEN goods are doing fairly we'll on
Deliveries, but ucv requests aru uninp0rant.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-12

IF the hair is falling cut, or turning
gray, requiring q stimulant with nour-
ishing and coIoring food, Halls Vegeta-
bic Siciliau Hair Remover ia just the
specific,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-12

When BABY was sex, we gave her Ccstoria
When She was q Child, she cEiel for Castors.
When che became Mis-, she clunT to Cas:oHs-
When the had chEdrcs, she gsvethen Css.oEa.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-12

Many Persons orc bno.ea
down from ovcEwork or household cares.
Browns Iron Bitters gcbullds the
syEtcin, aids digestion. removes excess Of BILE,
AID cures malaria Get the genuine.
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New YoEK, June ll.-P:g iron dull. CoppcI
quiet Lead quiet Tin steady; straits sl9 IS.
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rys.T Pennsylvania Stations.
|HIHGRnSVIVdnid LlnGS.
Eh9 Trains Run by Central Tine
rains Run by Central Tim

rlcEEr oYYIcEs At PENNSYLVANIA SrlTIoY o.
wArYE ST, fouT OF E.TVTS1I ST, WurELIS6.
AZ AClCHE hOuEL, WHEELING, AID Al INF
PESxsTLyLSTt STATION. pRtpoEP0nr.
sn--IYrM Svsrr,,--P.N uLSntr Rnrrp."
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD CO..
On and after Sunday. Jule ). 1881. Passage;
TrIns will ruu a. follows: s0Si.y. tDllIy Ec
ccpt Sunday. Contra, time
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Many Persons orc

NV ioEK. June ll.-woo, quiet.
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IINANcE Avn ll,ApE.
rho Features Of thr Money nuI s,ocI
NIF.Gis,

Star, sis,
NEW York, june li.-Nouey on call easy at
ger cent, last loan / per ecut. Prime incrcan.
Tile paper .i.a5i, pet cent Sterling exchange
dull Al 81 Sat- ~. Silver certificates CiaGjc,
To'ol sAlu Otstocss were ID.iCj shares
The week opened on the itocs EXCHANGE with
GENERALLY heavy tone to the speculation. aud
turing the greater part OF tho day price,
nf0rped. The cutting down Of tho dividend Ui
the Now York aud New Haven from rs "
ret cent had u ~i-pfcUlng effect on other
uivllgud paving stocks, which arr under Sus'
pic.ou II contemplating the ,rnlIui OIL the rate
OF dlridenl lnthe Industrial group the trading
was Irregular sugar leading III the transactions,
mlGliIg u gain on the dHY OF = per Crnt OH com.
u0n aud on preferred. Chicago Ols shows a
decline Oi . per cen. lu the late dealings thV
CIRCULATION became fairly strong for the Runctat
h'I, AMI there WIS u partial recovery Of the early
loSStA COMPARED Nth SATURDAYS final silrI
the Ciuing priccSshpg dtclluvs Iauylng from Il
u = pet cent, the latter In New York & SUS
England. :.
kailmai bond market was steady.
IutIRWW@aanN .WN a. -
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OMAHA, NEn., Nav ), 1891,

10 Whom Il Mry Concern:
l have sutIcred;ior years with neural
Gic headache and Krause's Headache
Capsules ia tue only remedy that has
done me any good. Would recommend
them 10 all similarly affected.
CHARLES PAsSor,
7l6 North Sixteenth street.
Sold by Alex T. Young, John Kari,
Wheeling. and BOWED Co., Bridgeport,
Ohio.
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ONLY THE BEST QUALITY OF
" STATIONERY. THE FINEST INK AND
The EEATEST TYPE ar, useI IN ne COM
UeTclal Printing dous By
TIE MTLuGgSCgg JOE OFFICE
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-12
Mrs. n. Stevens Harris
School for Young
Ladies and Children,
1916 aud ,1s St., Wheeling, VIVA.

door Thlrl aupusl session 6cgiuS MONDAY,
SEPTEMBER Is 1895, continues ;elriy-n!ae
weeks divided Into four tormS This school
Offers q o pletc aud thorough eilclt!on In
Practical English. Mathematics. English ClaSascA
Latin and Modern Languages.
The school consists OF Primary, Grammar,
Academic aud College Preparatory d~epa7ncntI
The methods and course OF instruction. vl.
compare fnvorably with tho best seminhrlo' Ia
tho COUNTRY.
Hoys are fecavei In the Primary aud lrst year
Grammar. FOR circulars or Interview, apply -
MRS. u. STEVENS HART,
Principal,
Residence No. 127 Maiu g.
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RAILROADS

IuAllgb except sunday.
Sunday church iHlns will leave Elm Grove nt
e:!1a N. ago wheeling NJ lH:I5 n M.
Trains No. ? 9 u and 81 connect With hcrdlc
line for Trladelph!a Herdic leaves TrI4delpLIa
Tor Kim Grove a. d: . IA. $50 n m. 1880 a m.
aud Clio p. m. Daily. except Sundays and sat.
uTtay's herilc, viii connect with train No 81,
leaving Wheeling atll:V) p. m.
SUNDAYS he'dic leaves Tradelphia at 900
a ~. laoo a ia. go p m. md connects with
trims No. $, i and .6 from whcellng.
II. L WEISGEkBER Gen. Manager.
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The CIsFsland, LOraIn { Wha3IlS R.R.

TIME CARD.
Via EIyr!l and The Lake shOn Roa...
MAY q ls)L
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CHICAGO. June li.-Aftcr d weak opening. due
90 tile bear!Sh government report wheat to-day
did some long distance ~huCtGlIl Y and closed
&C higher on the generally Dulllsh news OF the
lpv
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clear sides sHc. Sugar-cured shoulders SIC;
hams, small l3l4c; large 2c. Lard refined
sac. Butter steady; creamery fancy, isc;
fancy ladle l4c; store packed l0@l2c. Eggs
weak at 12@I21ac. Cotee steady; No. z,
le1sc. Sugar strong; granulated 4 SSc.
st. Louis, June 27.-FlUur, feeling easy,
fancy 81 6O82 20; fancy 80 2O@2 30; choice
81 s09e Oh. Wheat was lower: July 56ISc;
August t5hc; september 56A456&c Corn
firm but lower: June 3SiSc bid July Csc;
September 3S14c Oats feeling weak and
lower; July SIC asked; August 2916c Septem-
Der 29Ac. Pork standard mess Arm, Sl3 1919 /:
on orders, SlS 80. Lard. prime steam nomi-
nally held at Sc as; choice Sc 81. Dry sailed
meats-shoulders SO %; longs and clear ribs
81 6J shorts So IS. Bacon-boxed shoulders
So 1906 S71a; longs 81 25: clear ribs 81 37%c;
shorts 81 691a. High wines steady at 81 0S.
Cincinnati. June 27.-Flour- spring pat
family 81 S5GD9 60; winter patent ~ 1908 10.
Wheat-No. 2 red, 561556lac; No 3 red soc.
Corn-No. white 46He; No. yellow 44c;
No. mixed 43c. Oats-No. 2 mixed 4Sc;
No 2 white 4Sc. Pork-mess, sl2h0 clear
mess SlS IS; family 81 IS; clear family $40 So
Lard-steam leaf &c; Kettle dried IAc.
Bacon steady; shoulders 64c; short clear
rib sides 7B@71ac; short clear sides 736@
7Ac Whisky steady at Al Is.
Rice.
New York, June 27.-Rice fairly active,
demand fair; domestic fair to extra 3N6154;
Japan 49s@4a4c
Wool
New York June 27--Wool steady and
moderate demand; domestic fleece 17022c;
pulled i5Q3ic
Petroleum, Oils, Etc.
New York, June 21.-Cotton seed oil firm,
quiet; crude 29c; yellow 32ls033c.
New York, June 27.-Petroleum steady,
dull; Washington. in barrels. SO 90; Wash
ington in bulk, 81 90 refined nominal; New
York in barrels S. Is; Philadelphia an1
Baltimore in barrels, s. 10; Philadelphia and
Baltimore, in bulk, 81 GOOSE s..
Fruits and Vegetables.
New York June 27.-Palmer, Rivenburg &
Co. quote: Watermelons, extra, S25 000@35 &C
hundred: medium, SIS 0OQ20 90; pears, lie
conte, carriers. al 75fl2 25; peaches, car
riers, 81 (014 90; grapes, Florida. NiaRaras
81 50d3 90: Champions, 81 O0112 90; muskmel
ons, barrel crate 81 50a3 90; egg plant, 50 0Od
81 90; tomatoes, Savannah, 75clD3l so; Flor
ida 5OclG9i 90
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STOCKS MOVING UPWARD.
The Financial Condition Of the COun-
try Showing Improvement.

Exchange Dropped Below the Gold
Exporting Point-Securities Firm
and Advancing-The Grain Market
Dull and Featureless-The Local
Markets Quiet and Steady, the Only
Feature Being Strong Demand and
Continued Heavy Sales in Rosin.
Cotton Markets Quiet and Dull.
Savannah, June s7.-The local markets
we're generally quiet and steady. There was
a slight demand for cotton at unchanged
nrices. Spirits turpentine remained dull,
with buyers and sellers apart. There was a
good demand for rosin at advancing prices,
the sales absorbing the receipts. There were
strong demands for Southwestern railroad
stock. and central stock and debentures, with
verv little offering. Other markets were
featureless.
The current upward movement in stocks on
the New York Exchange, made further prog
ress to-day, foreigners being large buyers OF
their favorites. Engagements for gold ship.
ments fell below the estimate and exchange
dropped below the gold exporting point.
American Sugar was the great feature of the
dav. sales being large. The wheat market at
Chicago was waiting one. Trade was dull,
the spectators having transferred their
stocks from July to September and are now
snxiously looking for authentic tidings of the
harvesting. Corn was featureless, oats dull
and weak, and provisions dull and easy. All
grain sustained small losses on the day.
The following resume of the day will show
the tone and latest quotations of the general
markets:
Cotton.
The local spot market was quiet and IN
changed. There was a moderate demand
and sales amounted to l73 bales for the day.
On Change at the regular call at o'clock
the market was bulletined quiet and I'M
changed. The official quotations at the Cot
ton Exchange are as follows:
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Leading futures ranged as follows:

Baltimore June 27.-Flour dull, unchanged:
western superfine 81 7O0l 90; western extra
81 O0ll2 80; western family g. 6002 IS; winter
wheat patent 50 COOS %; spring patent 50 20
dull and lower; No. 2 red, spot and June
July 60G60bc; August 6l@6llSc; Septem Der
624G629sc; steamer No. 2 red 57G57J4c;
milling. by sample, 57Gt62c. Corn steady;
mixed spot and June ACC bid; July 45%c bid;
steamer mixed 43c: southern by sample,
55d56c southern. on grade, soc. Oats were
steady No. white western sic asked; No. 2
mixed western 49050c Rye dun; No. g. 55156c
Hay quiet. steady. unchanged; good TO choice
timothy si4 5OGbi5 co. Grain freights very
quiet and trm: steam to Liverpool per
per quarter, p 6d62s %, July; cotton, per
100 pounds, lbc; -four, per 100 pounds. &c.
Provisions hrm; mess pork 8if 2A Bulk
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At the close Of the market it was un-
changed, with the exception OF E. which was
posted at the outside quotations The sales
were 439 barrels OF the sales reported there
were o3l water white, 495 window glass 26t
E, and PIG D. The above sales of grade in
cluded 20 barrels at S2.l0
The following were the quotations for the
corresponding date last year. Spirits turpen-
tine. 262c Rosin-A, B, @, d and E. Sil0;
F, Sl.15; G. Sl20; II, S1.40 l. $780, K.
$3.50; M, S3.05; N, $500; window glass, S345:
water white, 1910.
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9sGlolA- The bears, who were the heav-
lest buyers, however, have about concluded
that the sugar schedule as completed
by the committee, will eventually be-
come a law. Chicago Gas was err
ratio. 1t opened at 73% fell to
772lc and rose to 7sac. 1t is announced that
the company and the state of Illinois legal
authorities have reached settlement
whereby the company is to conform to state
laws. Judge Windes is to pass on the mat
ter on Friday, after which il is said the divi-
dend will be distributed. The other indus
trials, while quiet. ruled firm. Tooacco.was
more active than usual and rose to 90c ON the
declaration OF the regular dividend St.
Paul was the strongest stock among the rail
road issues selling up ilsc to 6O15c. Burlington
and Quincy, Rock Island. the Southwestern.
Louisville and Nashville, Western Union and
the shares of the insolvent roads were all in
demand and advanced anywhere from 4 to l
per cent. The Pullman strikes had no effect
on the market whatever, Gold engagements
for the Augusta Victoria, sailing Thursday,
we're only S500,0O0 which is considerably be-
low yesterdays estimates. The market
closed strong and advancing under the lead
ershtp Of sugar Net changes of the day
show gains of Is to 3% per cent. Transac-
tions were 1900 shares against 900 shares
yesterday. Bonds were strong and higher.
Sales OF listed stocks aggregated SO. coo
shares, unlisted &c, 100 shares
The quotations at he closing were as fol-
lows:
AM, ra..az r,-sa-
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Steamship Decatur H Miller, Billups, Balti-
more--John Carolan. Agent.
Bark Aliuca [Norl, Andersen, Gutujewski,
Russia--Chr G Dahl s. Co.
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Georgetown June 27-Arrived, steamship
Croatan, Hansen, New York via Wilmington.
Mobile. June 27--Arrived. bark Fremad
[Norl Simonsen Havana steamer Clearwater
tBrl McFarls nd Celia.
Cleared. steamer Regulus LRusl Forssel,
Tampico, Progresso and Vera Cruz; Jaeder-
sen [Norl, Larsen, Bluehelds
Charleston, June 2I-Arrived, steamer Ben
isaf lBr, Gundry, Baltimore.
Sailed. brig Pedro Maristany tSpl, Maris-
tany. Barcelona; schr w Dunn, Ross,
Boothbay.
New Orleans. June 27-Cleared, steamships
Gambetta, Belize. Honduras; Breakwater
Livingston: Algiers Havana.
Port tads, June CARVED steamships
New Orleans. Belts. New York; schr w
Jones' Randall. Santa Anna.
Sailed, steamship Cheruskia. Hamburg; Ell
Norte New York; San Giorgis Genoa
New York, June 25-Cleared, schr John w
Hall. Boone. Jacksonville.
Feruandina June 25-Sailed, steamer DIN
da lPortl, Derosa, Hamburg.
Frankfort, Me, June 3-Sailed, schr Hora-
ito Philadelphia.
Brunswick Jnne 25-Arrived, bark Erato
lNorl, Frindtz. Havre via Sapelo.
Cleared, bark Lamarinccia Lltall, Mazzela,
Granton
Amsterdam June 23-Arrived, bark Bolivia
rNorl Haakonsen. Pensacola.
Antwerp. June 23-Arrived. barks Caroline
[Gerl, Gerdes. Pensacola: Verlts LNorl, Han
sen, Pensacola.
Belfast. June 25-Arrived, bark Vincenzo
Mazella [Itall, Lubrano. Savannah.
HarDurg, June 24-Arrived, steamer Glead-
owe Brl Harris. Savannah; bark Guldregn
LNorl, Hansen, Savannah.
Maritime Miscellany.
Baltimore. June 25-Schr Blanche Hopkins
from Charleston, before reported below, lost
forestaysail, gaf1topsail, top halyards. had
main boom broken and fore and main sheets
parted during the svuall Of oath on Sharp's
island. She afterward anchored of Kent
Point. Sehr Emily e Johnson. which arrived
this morning from Key West, lost foresail
mainsail iib in same squall
For additional shipping news
see other columns.
Notice to Mariners.
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
building
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.
Continued on Third Page
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Arrived at Tybee Yesterday.

Ship City of Montreal Greene, Barbados,
and towed to Sapelo quarantine.
BARR Glorea AUS, Premuda, Client
Chr u Dahl & Co.
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Arrived Up from Quarantine Yesterday.
Bark Camilla Norl, zachariasen, Deme.
rara-Chr G. Dahl & Co
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-06-28
Fruits and Vegetables
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

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mail Job lots ls01ac higher
Naval Stores.

Spirits urpentine-" Firmly held" at 29c
Tor regulars, is still bulletined on the boards
and no transactions. The exporters are in
dlnerent and the factors firm in their deter
mlnatlon to hold out for their price. Conse-
qqently there Is nothing doing in the market.
Rosin-There was continued good demand
Tor all grades, and the sales which amounted
to about $500 barrels, were made at yester-
Gays outside prices. with an advance of sc on
window glass, part advance of 2Hc on E.
and some small sales at an advance of SC on l
rosin.
AT the Board of Trade, at the first call at II
O'Clock, the market was bulletined strong
with sales OF 2,SS5 barrels at the following
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-06-28

Steamer Alpha, Daniels, Beaufort and Port
Royai-C H Medlock, Agent.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-06-28

at Savannah, Ca; SO at Wilmington. N e
AZ at charleston, OF at Augusta and 10 At
AtIanta Minimum temperature for twenty
TOUR hours, 1O0 to "a; maximum s4o to ago.
New York. June 27.-Riordau & Co. saw Of
cotton today; Liverpool was lower TODAY.
Inc crop accounts were excellent and the
ouiis had 10 take care OF a large number Of
notiees OF delivery on July contracts Under
the circumstances the market held IN sur
prlslngly we'll. August opened at 7.O7c. de.
cLneo TO 7O6c, and for an hour OF two re-
NAMED steady at the decline. But when the
pressure OF notices was to some extent re-
moved the shorts showed some disposition
10 cover, and their bidding caused a rallv in
Whlch August sold at 7llc, but the improve
ment was only partially sustained The
close was steady with 709c hid for August
opening prices tomorrow will probably de-
pend upon how Liverpool shall treat our re-
Iusal TO respond to her decline to-day. But
though there may be further rally, it is
hardly likely that, while crop conditions con-
tlnue so promising, there can be any lasting
Improvement In prices We think that with
the present outlook cotton is a sale upon
every rally"
Rice.
The market remains quiet and unchanged.
sales Tor the day were 60 barrels Prices
were steady as follows:
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Thursday, June 2s.
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