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Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-06-28
PLAN JAZDY
poc'agow koleiowYch
w WinOnie
Chicago. Burlington Il Northern

Chicago, Burlington Il Northern
Ma p6Inoc.
Depart. Arrive.
Chicago, St. Louis & Peoria Elk. 400 a. m. 4.so am
..nlcago Express 1890 a. m. 10. go a. m
Ma poladnie.
Chi. St. Louis & Peoria Elk. 1920 p. III. 1910 p. m
Chicago & st. Louis express 10. 80 a. m. 10. go a. m
wszYstkc dzienne
Chicago & Northwestern.
OdJazd pociag6w
Ma Wsch6d.
Chicago morning passenger Elk Sunday $40 a. m
Chicago evening passenger lex sun) $50 p. m
Chicago Morning passenger daily 1910 A. M.
Ma Zachod.
MINI. Passenger (Ex Sum- a.1o P. M
Dakota Passenger (Ex SUM- $40 A. M
Local Passenger E)xSun) TAO P. M
PrzYbycle p%ociag6w:
Re Wschodu.
Chica o Morning Passenger, No DAILY 600 AM
Chicago EveningPassenger, Nc. I Eek. Sun )7:2o..P
Chicago Nor ng Passenger Mr.. 7 DAILY 8.3oA.M.
Re Zachodu.
MINI. Passenger, No. 2 Ex. Sunday 1925 A. M.
Dakota Passenger, No. 4 (Ex. Sum- $50 P. NJ.
Local Passenger, N>.6 (Ex. Sum- 1880 P. M
Chicago, Milwaukee & ;St. Paul.
Ma Wsch6d.
Depart
Rock Island da1 expess lex Sun. 1924 a. m
Chicago express (daily, o:32 D. m
Fast Mail daily o:59 p. m
Chicago vestibuled ldaily] 11;17 p. m.
Ma Zachod.
Chicago express daily $40 a. m.
Chica o vestibuled daily 4;os a. m.
Fast Mail LdailyI 11:4e a. m
Rock Islam daily express ia pm
WA"' II. D:vI;;oH.
Trains at " basha: Depart.
Pa ssengcr for zum: ota 500 a.
CHlPPEW ALLEY DIvISlO%.
Trains at zabasha: Depart
Passenger 1:3o P. a.
For Menomonie r:1o D. m
SOUTHER MINES VIA DIVISION.
Passenger leaves La Crosse $40 a. M.
Passenger leave La Crosse 11.1o Z. IA.
Winona d Southwestern.
Depart. Arrive.
Passenger $40 p. m. 1854. a.
Accommodation 500 a. m. 7:sS q. q.
Green Bay Line.
Depart. Arrivs.
Green Bay Passenger 900 =. m, 400 p. q
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-06-28
OBRADY
Kom'sarzy Pomiatowych.

Rada komisarzy powiatowych
powiatu winohskiego zebra}a sic
ma posiedzenie W Czwartek, IA
Czerwca, " swym lokalu urzedo
wynn ma p~osiedzen,e zwyczajn me.
Wszyscy cz1onkowle obecni.
Nastepujace rachunki przyzwo-
lono z Funduszu pow.
ID. Sinclair Pub. Co.ksiaz-
K, drukl 1914 so
Herald Pub. Co. drukl.. 90. 30
Westllcher Herold drukl 22.OO
st. Charles Times druki 5.5O
st. Charles Union druki.. 5.5O
Laird Norton Co. Lumber
ola Ratusza 2.oS
W. S. Booth, blankiety ola
S2du. 40
Brown, Treacy & Co. ,blan-
kloGT .........'''
Jas O'Brien, auditor pow,
porto i "a expres.......... 3.Oo
IL, Il. Buck, sedzia poko.
III, porto oOo
j. B. Bambenek, safe ola
prokuratora powiatowego
W ratusZu. oO'oo
Mulford's Oyster House,
obiady ola przysieg}Ych. 400
f.. K. Tarbell, obiady ola
p~rzYsleg}ych ......"-. l9.oo
L.. Skllmore, kwarantanna
z powodu szarlatyny W
gminle Whitewater 800
Winona Lumber Co. ,drze-
wo ola wiezienla........ 800
n. w. Telephon Elk. Co.,
rent "a telefon " wiezleniu 12.CO
~Jno F. Gay, Olei ola g6r-
nego ganku W wiezleniu
i usuniecie nieczystosci.. 90
z FAmduszu uboglch.
G. R. Scherer, towarY ola
fanny ubogich.............. S 2l.4l
Rees Powell, OWES ola
fanny uboglch.-.... -. 5000
T. J. Heller, robota kowal.
ska ola fanny uboglch II so
John Ball Post CIR. as G.
A. R. Koszta p~ogrzebowe
"a Paschaba P. Rouse $500
biednego zo}n'erza.
z Fznduszu dr6g I most6w.
Wlncenty Frbetowsa1 i IN
nj Robota PREY drogach 1
distr...... S 1850
e. G.. Burns / INN, ditto 9l.00
VIM. Brennan ! lnnl ditto 60.O0
Observation-Disclosures. lumber 43.O8
"a robote W druglm
d%istrykcie odebrali:
~Jno Monk / ln......--...- 10000
A. D. Milton i IN ......... 1900
Jno Shultz i IN ........ 100. O5
Ia robote PREY drogach
W trzecim %dlstrykcle ode.
brali:
Jno Ruprecht i ln...... 1915
VIM. Simon n........ 5000
&. Palmer / in -..... $50
f. Burley j ln........ 81 90
Geo Church / 1n........ $50
Town St. Charles ........ 100 90
August Swanson, "a kanaf
3 distrYkcle.....---.- l6.OC
H.. J. Kreutzke lnni rob
p. drogach i materya} ola
distr. 100:
z. Burley,3 saznie kamie-
nj ola dlstr. 3........ . 27.0(
Gland Mog,en, 4 saznle
kamieni ola distr. s.. zee. 1886
Laird Norton lumber distr
3rd 7l.5i
Laird Norton fracht "a
lumber JO.OI
Ia robote prey drogach
!, W distrykc1e 4 dostali:
Henry J. Pr'gge j i....
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-06-28

drog. . dlsta ! reparacya
narzedzi ulIcznYch......... 1865
Dickinson l., robota p.
drog. 5 distr. l reparacya
narzedzl ulicznYch......... 1885
Henry Becker, budowa
gietego mostu pod Dres-
bach, st6sownle do kon-
traktu 642.OO
Wlnona Lumber Go. Lum-
Der ola 5 distr. 1919
Jas Duffy i lnni, zwozenie
drzewa hudulcowego 5
ut0LI .ssssssssssss s.ss'
Oferty wzgledem pobudowanla
mostu przez rzeczke Rollingstone,
W gm,nie Hillsdale, W drugim
d%istrykcie komisarskim, przyjeto.
Brzmia one jak nastepuje
Wrought Iron Bridge Co.,
Minneapolis .............. $|VO
S. M. Hewett & Co. Min
n6apOllS A,ASo
Milwaukee Bridge & Iron
w OIkS
The Gilette-Harzog Ma
n~ufact. Go. Minneapolis 1,O98
1887
1,175
Charles Battler z Winony
prosll ably mu oddano robotv mu-
larskie oraz dostawe cementu i
p1asku, pc $l2 "a cord = tudzlez
kopanie i wypetnianie wjazd6w.
Wszelkle oferty odrzucono.
Ma wniosek odroczyia s,e Rada
az DO piatku o godz. 8.
Piqtek Is Czsrwca.
Nastepujqce rachunkl przyzwc.
lone zosta4y z Funduszu powlato-
wego:
Jno F.Gay szeryf........ s13.9O
Ten sam sto4owanie WEI
NOV oA'oo
Stott j syn, maty d. ratu-
sza. 63.4O
H. e, Tarrar, porto......." 4.75
G. F. Dykeman sedzla po-
koj ~
Thos Walburn jake kon-
stabel LAO
Doktorowie Steward i
English, jake koroner de-
putowany koronera..-... lOO.SO
| Katolik druk1............. $50
E. Miller towarYd. ratusza LIS
! Mlasto Winona, rent woody
d.. ratusza lO3. OO
Miasto Wlnona ditto ola
wiezlenla 80. ......... 29oo
P. Kemp, porto.......... 5.23
The Lawyers Cooperative
Pub. Co. Book on Crlml-
nal Evidence .........,...... $50
T. H. Flood & Co. p
tony praw krym........- 10 90
M. Donoghue, kwarantan-
ma zarazliwYch chor6b W
gminie Elba............ 400
Thos. Burke, t%ransporto-
wanie szafy ognio-trwaAei
do Plura auditora pow. W
rdtuSZu 80. .... .....'.. NV
George Harris. "kwarantan.
ma " Elba.............. 600
z Fmduszu u6ogich.
E. Miller. towary ola far
my ubogich.... 80. 80. $47 "a
G. G. Beck 9.49
NJ. J. Steinbauer 9,95
Z Fhnduszu dr6g . most6w.
r 0 b p. 1 dlstr.
J6z, Mauszewski in.... S 240.75
G. c. Beck. porzad. i mat. $50
R bota p.d rogach 3 distr.
Jno Speltz i lnn1.... 40. so
W. w. Moore i ln....... 1890
Julius Hans i i..... Is 100
F. Skldmore j l.......... $500
Jus Meyers i i....... 1880
NJ. Asset 10000
w. f. Kobler i 1........ 5000
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-06-28

Ca1treY l ]nnych o utWorZenie
nowego d1stryktu szk6lnego z
czescl distrykt6w ~ i rs ma VINO
SEX przyzwoloro / rzeczonemu di.
stryktowi madame Mr.. 1l5.
w sprawie prosby OBJ. L
Blumentritta i lnnYch wzgIedem,
znieslenla traktu wiodacego do
gminy Hartford. poleclf kom;tet
wyznaczony do tego ma posle-
dzeniu, a5y prosbe te odrzucono.
Ma wn,osek nastap1fo cdro,
czeile, az do scbotY, o godz 6
pred pafudniem.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-06-28

Z Fhnduszu dr6g : most6w.
r 0 b p. drogach1 dlstr.
J6z, Mauszewski 1 in.... S 240.75
G. G. Beck. porzad. i mat. $50
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by sample, 574sOc. Corn strong; mixed spot
4654c bid; June 46Ac bid; July I6c bid;
steamer mixed 4Sc bid; southern by sample.
4)@5Oc; southern. on grade &C Oats strong
and active; No white western 4StS6l49c;
No. mixed western Acc bid. Rye steady;
No. 2 55Go56c; stock 6,49i. Hay UNCHANGED
qJiet good to choice timothy 81 5C3i5 CO.
Gram frelghts steady and unchanged; steam
to Liverpool per bushel I'D; Cork for or.
ders, per quarter, 2s 3d02s cd; cotton, per
100 pounds, Ice flour, per 100 pounds, g..
Provisions iirm; mess pork S14 2S Bulk
meats-shoulders z III; short rib sides SC;
clear sides sec. Sugar-cured shoulders s &c,
mans, small l34c; large l2c. Lard refined
sac. Butter firm; creamery fancy. 1s@lgc;
fancy ladle l4sDl5c; store packed 10f0l2e.
Eggs steady, lac. Coffee steady; No. z, 15346
Ice. Sugar firm, granulated r.
st. Louis, June i4.-Fluur about STEADY
but quiet; patents 81 S5GS2 %; fancy 81 loo
? %; choice s. 0J@2 10 Wheat lower: july
5696Q56ia asked; August 55s4c; September5 So
bid Corn lower; June SOC bid; July 39@c
asked; september 39-Ec asked Oats higher;
july 30 &C asked; August 302lc September
39la. Pork standard mess was firm at
Sl2 1oi on orders, Sl5 %. Lard, prime steam
nominal at 50 10; choice S. 80. Dry sailed
meats-shoulders s. s75a longs and clear RIBS
ID 81; shorts rs 65. Bacon-boxed shoulders
81 90; longs 81 1879; clear ribs 81 25; shorts
81 30 High wines steady at 81 o.
Cincinnati. June l4-Flour- spring pat
ents - 35@S3 IS; family s. 3569 3d. Wheat
hrm; No red, 5Sc. Corn. good demand;
No. 2mixed 43c; No. white 1870; No. . yell
low, 421sc. OatS-No, mixed 4lc; No.
whitei415c. Pork-mess s12 Is, for job LOTS
family Sl2 50 Lard-steam leaf &c; kettle
dried 714c; leaf 71ac. Bacon steady; should
ers 6lac; short clear rib sides TIC; short
clear sides 715c. Whisky steady at 81 is.
Rice.
New York, June 14.-Rice, fairly active,
firm domestic fair to extra S94154c /;
japan 42s@4kc.
Wool.
New York. June H. Wool quiet and
easy domestic fleece 1920; pulled l5024c;
Texas l2c.
Petroleum, OILS, Etc.
New York, June 14.-Cotton seed oil quiet
firm; crude 2s@29c; yellow 321.033c.
New York, June 14.-Petroleum unchanged,
dull; Washington. in barrels, So 90; Wash
ington, in bulk, So so; refined nominal; New
York, in barrels, s. 49, Philadelphia and
Baltimore in barrels, s. 10; Philadelphia and
Baltimore, in bulk, 50 600S2 g.
Fruits and Vegetables.
New York, June 12.-Palmer, Rivenburg g.
Co. quote: Tomatoes, Savannah, 81 00GDS2 co.
Florida, 75c0lS1.50; peaches, 81.50d300; musk.
melons, S2.00l1300; watermelons, 49,. 000
$500 per hundred; eggplant, S4d6.
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Port Royal. June 14-Arriyed, schr D
Rawson. Baltimore.
Mobile, June i4-Arrived, schr Lenak sto-
rer Bruce Pas agoula; steamships Jotun
vertsen. Bluehelds.
Cleared steamships Nicaraguan Brl,
Winder. Liverpool; Columbia NOR. Berg,
Bluehelds: schr Lizzie M Ellis Arey Truxtllo.
New Orleans June 14-Cleared steamships
Glenmarvis, Bordeaux via Norfolk; Henry
Dumois, Port Limon.
Port Eads June l4-Arrived, steamships
Espana LNorl. Meyer, Bluehelds; henry
Dumois tNorl, Horgen. Santa Marta; Iberia
[Norl Hauvre, Bocas del Toro; John Wilson
tNorl, Hansen Blueuelds; FL Sud, Higgins,
Sailed. steamships Annie Hamburg; Break
water Puerto CorteZ; Aransas Havana; Der.
genseren. Bluenelds.
Charleston, June li-Arrved, schrs Emma
G Middleton. HigDee, BALTIMORE Warwick
Penny Baltimore.
Cleared, schrs Horace G Morse, Hartman,
Boston; Mary Cashier, Willets, New York;
Fannie Brown, Hardcastle. Richmond Va.
Jacksonville. June l4-Cleared, schr Flor.
ence and Lillian, Fiobb, Perth Amboy.
New York, June i2-Arrtved. schrs Jere.
miah Smith, Parsons, Fernandina; John II
Cannon, Harrison. Wilmington
Baltimore, June 70 Sailed, schr Ida Law
renee, Campbell, Savannah.
Brunswick June l2-ArriYed steamer
State OF Texas, Xix, New York for Fernan.
dina.
Cleared schr Morancy, Sawyer, Kingston.
Sailed, barks henry A Litchheld, Rio Ja-
neiro Edward A Sanchez Baltimore; brig
San Salvador lSpl, Aimeria; schrs Anna and
Mary Carlisle, New York Mary Mcfarland
Boston.
Philadelphia. June l2-Cleared ,schrs Aaron
Reppard, Steelman Savannah; Elizabeth
Bailey. Townsend. Charleston.
Copenhagen, June i2-Arrived steamer Bel
bingham BrI, Clark. F'ernandina.
Beachy Head, June 12-Passed. bark Eneide
[Itall Boro, savannah for Hamburg.
Bristol June l2-ArriYed. parks Zanrak
[Norl. MathieseD, Savannah; Embla lNorl,
Moller Wilmington. NC.
Neuvitas. June ARRIVED, sehr Dove, Es-
dale, savannah
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Leading fucures ranged as follows:

Baltimore June 13.-Flour market dull:
western superAne ~ 7Odl ". western extra
O. OJ02 ~; western family g. 61D9 s.; winter
wheat patent @ Oyb3 %; spring patent ,3 q
as s.; spring straight s. 1903 80, Wheat
dull and lower; No red, spot, 69hc: Juue
3glfc. July 5s%c; August 00isc; September
6isl 063c. steamer No. red SOC old milling
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A BIG. DEAL IN SUGAR.
The Principal Feature On the New
York Stock Exchange.

An Increased Volume Of Business in
Sugar at the Expense of values-A
Deoline in the Wheat Market-Sharp
Fluctuations in the New York Cot
ton Market With the Bulls Holding
the Advantage-The Local and Tele-
graphic Markets of the Day.
savannah. June 1.-THE local marke is
we're devoid of any especially interesting
features to-day Spirits turpentine still held
firm at 2s1sc, and rosin was in fair demand,
with the tone OF the market strong and I'M
changed. The cotton market was quiet
Corn and meal advanced. Other markets re-
NAMED steady and unchanged.
On the Chicago Board of Trade there was
large business done in wheat
INJURIES at a decline OF q to
SO. a disappointing market being caused
on selling to large concerns. Corn held
firm. Notwithstanding the decline in wheat.
Oats had a further advance in price. Pro
visions were a little lower in sympathy with
the break in wheat.
There was an increased volume of trade in
sugar certificates at the New York stock ex-
change. The market opened at 10l, rose to
tOlS and then broke to g. The sales
amounted to l10s00 shares. Railway stocks
we're tolerably steady, but sustained a de-
cline Of = to "a per cent. on the day.
The following resume of the general mar
kets will show the tone and the latest quo
tations for the day;
Cotton.
The local spot market was dull, but steady
and unchanged. There was an advance in
New York but the decline at Liverpool
weakened the demand here and the inquiry
was very light. In fact, there were offerings
which were not considered by the buyers.
The sales for the day were only bales. On
Change. at the regular midday call at l
o'clock the market was quoted steady and
unchanged. The following are the official
nuOtatiOnS.
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Steamship Powhatan IBrl. Edwards, Bar
celona and Genoa-Wilder s. Co.
Bark Jabez [Norl, Salvesen, Harburg-
StraChan g. Co.
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For additional shipping news
see other columns.
Notice to Narlner..

The United States Hydrographic once has
been rem DYED from the basement TO the hrst
floor OF the Custom House and now occupies
the Office in the northeast corner Of the
building.
Pilot charts and all photographic informa-
tion viii he furnished masters Of vessels free
Of charge In United states photographic
ONCE IN the custom house. Captains are
requested 70 call az the once.
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Arrived Yesterday.

Arrived Yesterday.
Steamship City of Birmingham, Burg, New
York; @ Anderson, agent.
Bark Caroline NOR I, Mass, Arendal.
Schr Chauneey r Burk, Fisher, Philadel-
phia iight-George Harriss & Co.
Schr May O'Nell, Watts, Boston, light
George Harriss g. Co.
Schr island City, Voorhees,, Baltimore, with
grain and oil--Dale, Dixon 81 Co.
Steamer Alpha, Daniels, Beaufort and Port
Royal-C II Medlock, Agent.
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Sailed Yesterday


Steamship Chattahoochee, Boston.
Schr Florence Shay, New York.
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ern part of the cotton belt the market was
exceedingly dull to-day. Liverpool was higher
out every body feels that the foreign markets.
as Well as our own. must follow the weather.
august opened at 7.22e declined 10 : lSc
ralhed TO I.24c ana closed at T.22 al 23c with
the tone quiet and steady. The feeling among
traders Just now is the reverse of confident
Bulls ana bears are alike afraid to sell or to
ouy. 1hey all profess to know that with good
ana su1nclent rains in the southeast the mar
het VIII preak, ana that unless they come soon
we may have sharp advance. AS they are
not weather prophets they naturally restrict
tnelr operations on either side OF the market
20 Ghe harroweSt limits and keep as close as
possible to shore"
After the squirt In business yesterday, the
market to-day experienced dullness though
prices held firm at the current quotations
Inere were no sales reported The follow
1 Tly are the quotations at the Board of Trade:
- O9Iiiiou '''''.... -.-..--...--..... - g34
T ar '----..-'....-..' ................. -3s4Q4
Prime 45T4G
Small job lots Is a1sc higher >S'(-
Naval stores.
Spirits Turpentine-"Firmly held is still
being posted at the Board of Trade, and the
price asked IS 2S1ac. for regulars. The stock
IS daily increasing, and the Indifference of
the large exporters is agonizing to the fac
tors, though the latter appear to be content
and prepared to hold the stock until a de-
manu- . pIlugS up. In6r6 were sales OF about
lOJ casks Tor domestic shipment At the
Board OF Trade, at the opening and closing OF
the market spirits turpentlne was bulletined
"hrm!y held at 2s3ac. for regulars.
RoSln-There was lull in the business to.
DAY, on account Of a lack of offerings py some
factors, and the withdrawal of few large
buyers. There is disposition among several
exporters to decline purchasing pale grades
but the factors refuse to sell common and
medium grades unless the full lots. including
pales, are taken. OF the latter, there is gen
orally about one-third in the regular receipts
There is still quite lot of pale grades re-
manning In first hands. At the Board OF
Trade, to-day, there were 500 barrels of
water white offered at S3.05. but
there was no report of sale. The offer is
said to be made by an exporter. The market
at the Board of Trade was bulletlned strong
and unchanged at the first and last calls
There were sales of 746 barrels reported at
the closing call at o'clock. These sales in
cluded lO2 barrels of water white 1906 window
glass, e n, 10 M, II M. 3S K. Al H, 102 G. l0l
f. 81 E, and 10 ID. There were some sales
made after the close of the market at the
Board of Trade The following are the OH
clal quotations at the Board of Trade:
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Sol a n y
CLEARS
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Schr Emma Muller fGerl. Kading, Puerto
Cabello. for orders Master.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

Sun Rises. Observation-Disclosures. 4:55
Sun Sets............... ................ 7.05
~~O~O~~~-~~~~~~~~~~~-~-~ ~~~~~~-~S~~~-~~~~-~-~~
High w alter at Fort Pulaski 5:00am, $50 pm
Central STANDARD Timel
Friday, June is.
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The following were the quotations for this
day last year: A. B. G. D and S1.l5; f,
81 90 G, S1.30; H, $3.50; I, $3.50; X, S. 25: M,
IS, 65 N, S3.75; W. G., $780, w. w, S425.
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this is accomplished he will take up the quo
Warranto matter once more. General Elec-
trio declined IS to 50 p, lead 4 to g. National
Cordage = to 80 and United States Cordage
Us to %; while United States Leather pre-
ferred advanced is to 54ls. The
railroad list was firm early IN
Union Paciac and Atchi ss5iI' DEVELOPED ssd
marked weakness. The first named fell 2Aa to
Is q. The lowest point of the year. Atchison
sold down . to -. In the case of Union
Pacific It was rumored that the interest on
the first mortgage ronds would be passed.
This was subsequently denied. by one of the
receivers who admitted. however, that there
would probably be some DELAY as was the
case with the January coupons. The de.
cline In some quarters was attributed
TO liquidation by foreign and New
England holders, who were frightened by the
proposed assessment on Atchison and who
expected the same treatment In their own
case he Sl2 assessment on Atkinson ac-
counts for the weakness of that stock and the
fall in the seconds class A, to 29S was due to
proposed re-classlheationo of the first mortg-
age. The railways otherwise, were tolera oily
steady, considering the heaviness of the
stocks named and lost only A6S
fell Il, Rock Island Z, ST. Paul
u, Missouri Pacific 81 Erie IS. Southern Pa
clf1c q Western Union q Union Pacific,
Denver and Rio Grande q The question of
the dividend on New York Central is looming
into prominence. The directors are to meet
a week from to morrow TO take action. Bears
are elalmln tnat the rate Will be reduced.
They said the same thing about Western
Union and Rock Island during the past few
months, and will probably keep it up until the
directors dispose of the matter The reduction
In gold exports by to-day's European steamer
of $500 600 to $50 900, while source of graft
tication to the financial community had no
influence. The market closed weak and u to
Pa per cent. loYer, except for sugar, which
lost al per cent. The bond market was
irregular, but, in the main, weak. OF to-day's
sales of stocks, 107, 600 shares were listed and
1la 900 unlisted
The quotations. at the closing were as fol-
lows.
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New York. June 14.-Rosin quiet and firm;
strained, common to good, 81 35dSs1 40 Tur-
pentine dull and steady at 30140304c.
Charleston, June A. Spirits turpentine
firm at 2714c held higher; receipts lbs
Rosin firm; good strained 81 90; receipts
426
Wilmington, N c., June 14-Rosin firm:
strained, 90c; good strained, CSC. Spirits
turpeRtine firm at 27c. Tar steady at 81 Is.
Crude turpenttne steady; hard 81 90; soft
81 40; virgin, S2l5.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-06-15
Fruits and Vegetables.

New York, June 12.-Palmer, Rivenburg &
Co. quote Tomatoes, Savannah, 81 .001DS2.00,
Florida, 75elnSl 81; peaches, Sl.5O0SOO; musk
melons, S20003.00; watermelons, 49,. 000
$500 per hundred; eggplant, S4d6.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-06-15

Cotton-By steam-Aarket dun and noml-
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-06-15

No SO ar Savannah g % pm, No ss. II 35 am
From Jacksonville and ali points mi
South, Middle and Western Florida and New
Orleans by the Florida Central and Peninsu.
lar Railroad
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1894-02-21
E. FL. WINTERS.

yesterday M. H. Hoighton, bookkeeper
for H. E. Kemp & Co., who with
his wife lodges at the Sixth Avenue
hotel was aroused by the presence Of
some one in his room. The intruder
had already gathered up Mr.. Heigh-
toms clothes and was preparing to
leave when his going was accelerated
by an inquiry by Mr.. leighton as to
his pleasure. AS he went out of the
door he was only neck head OF MIR.
leighton who was in fact so near the
goal that his finger was caught in the
door which the thief politely closed be-
hind him. He dropped the pants but
got away with the coat and vest in a
pocket of which was $14. 1t was also
discovered that So had been taken from
the pockets of the pants.
Mr.. leighton recognized his visitor
as Brown a roustabout, who had been
employed about the hotel and had been
discharged the day before.
Brown was arrested about noon yes
terday by Officer Moffatt. He appeared
to be surprised aud was certainly
grisved that his reputation as an hon
est, hard working man, was now dan
gerouslv near ruin.
His trial brought out the above facts,
when Mr.. Brown saw that only an alibi
could save him. He said he had spent
the night with man named Sheppard
son, porter at MeNamara's saloon.
A subpoena was accordingly issued for
Shephardson and the case was con-
tinued until today.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1894-02-21
A Draw Scotch Boy.

For the past two davs a young man
has attracted great deal of Washing
ton street attention by his dress which
seems to be sort of cross between a
football outfit and bicycle suit. The
trousers are of the knee variety and
seem to have been originally con-
structed for a much larger person than
the wearer. The hose are fastened
above the knee and the top are per-
mitted to assume neglige and droop-
ing attitude. This young man is John
D. Hawdie just over from Glasgow and
his costume Is national though few
Scotchmen venture into foreign lands
with it. He is on visit to a relative
living northwest of the city.