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Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-27
LIVE STOCK by TELEGRAPH.

800; shipments, 800 Market active and
shade better on best grades, Export
steers, S50d5l0; butcher and dressed beef
steers S.I5niso; bulk of sales, $S.50Gi.5O;
steers under 900 pounds, $8.oOd 100: bulk
81. OO04O0; cows and heifers. 50 0D03.50; Tex
as and Indian steers, S275@ 100; bulk of
sales, $30M55o; COWS ana heifers, s2OlQ
800.
HoGs-Receipts, ,2,Soo; shipments. e,2co
si;oeMt65; light, $i5oalO.
isHtEEPI,ReGeiPts, 1000 s,hipments,, ,oe;
Chicago Aug --CATTLE-Receipts to-
day We're estimated at about 1000 head.
Heeves good enough 10 sell at s5.25 and over
kinds We're steady and, on the whole, the
general market was rather animated, ex-
cept for very undesirable lots. For common
to choice native dressed beef and shipping
steers, weighing loo to $50 pounds, prices
ranged at $35Oa3,75, with sales. largely at
A.50a4,55, and extra beeves would doubtless
have sold around 500 had any been Of
fered. Bulls sold at $l75MS.5O IN most in
stances and cows went at $l50a350, chiefly
at $2.0Ou325, a few fancy cows and heifers
fetching $375H4OO, Veal calves sold readily
if choice at s5,OOH6,oO; only about 500 Texas
cattle We're received and prices were un-
changed, sales being mostly at So 0Oa325
HOGS-About 5000 were received to-day
and 1900 We're left over from SATURDAY.
Shippers took hold fairly, but packers held
back, as, they were unwilling 70 pay last
weeks closing prices. subsequently, hold
ers consented TO reduction of 90, and a
fair business was transacted the larger
part of the offerings being closed out.
Heavy hogs sold at Al00475, butchers
weights selling at the top, Mixed lots sold
at Si,25a47O, light weights al Si.i0ais5, and
pigs at %. Sales We're largely at si35
li.+5 for packing hogs and at Si6Oa47O for
shipping hogs.
sHEEP-Receipts. 5000 There was an
active demand at tirm prices for sheep. in
ferior TO choice natives being salable at 81 so
Q3.50. and Westerns, of which the supply
was largely composed, at s250a3O0. Lambs
We're firm and active at 50 00Gt5.OO Feeders
and exporters We're moderate buyers
Omaha, Neb., Aug. 26.-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts, $500 head. Market active and
stronger on everything; practically every
thing sold; feeders, especially, In good de-
mand, Native beef steers, S3.75n4.25; West-
ern steers So 25mi3j; Texas steers, Sc son
$500; cows and heifers, S2.5Oa3.4 4O Gamers.
81 .25N2.35; stockers and feeders, 81 75GI O0:
800,
Hogs Receipts. 500. Quality poor: mar
ket steady The demand is good, and far
in excess OF receipts, Heavy, 81 300 iSj:
mixed, A30M4S5; lights. S3GatS5; pigs,
s300di.25; bulk of sales. Si.3Oai35
SHEEP-Reeeipts, none. Market steady,
Fair to choice natives. S20Oa3OO; fair 10
choice Westerns, S2.OOa275; common and
stock sheep. si.75g25Qi lambs. x.99SAsS
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-27

tracts opened steady With prices higher By
bags, including August at li.SOc; Septem-
ber ll,S5c; December lisOc, and March,
The advance was fairly sustained up to
noon and sellers were scarce. The advance
was on better cables than looked for with
some foreign buying orders. The upward
tendency of the market was checked, some
what by continued full receipts at Santos
and stock accumulations in this country.
The movement of coffee from warehouses
is called fair and not tactor on the mar
ket either one way or the other The
Rio receipts for the week foot up 1000
states from Rio 81 go bags, with l47, 600 and
Santos Steady, good average Santos,
l5sOO. Receipts, 2l,OOO bags, Stock, 2oS,oo
Hamburg-Quiet; unchanged to y pig,
higher, Sales, 5000 bags, p,a ,o-oo
tisars$ for ne ltssd6 SiaIss @ 5SSS IS $s$s Isl
cleared for Enrope 200 bags sG st9sk %S ls2%S Sos
yesterday, $3.50 bags New York stock, 227,-
6Si bass United States stock $dI III 6 2S5 hg hags
total visible for the United States, 52l 367
bags, against A.. Sl7 bags last lyeaa!r nina
q1eiit iiG' and Steady; steady Coriova, iSi.alsc.
3g5 8isi i$$ So eies55s: 5li5$saNS 10 NS IS
3iaaS 1l-l5c; No. H., 3 7-lgaS9sc; No, ~ Sssa
3 9-l6, cut loaf, lS-l6M 5cis crushed, 4 1875 81
4 S-iGa'issc; cubes. 4 7-l60i7sc.
RIO Janeiro Aug 26-Weekly report-CoF-
FEE Barely steady; exchange standard,
Il. 800; exchange. 10 J-l6d; receipts during the
week. $1,000 bags; shipments 10 the United
States, $1,000 bags; stock, 1872 900 bags.
Santos, Aug. 26-Weekly report-COF-
FEE Steady; good average, per 10 kilos,
13,S0; receipts during the week, li7,oO0 bags;
shipments TO the United States, 5000 bags;
stock 5000 bags.
New Orleans. Aug. 26.-COFFEE-Rio
ordinary TO fair, l7aiMl9c
SuGAR-open kettle, none offering, Cen
trifugal, hrmi choice yellow clarified, 3ssc;
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-27

the. weakness in the hog market making
such buyers backward.
We quote car lots:
IARD-Cash, s600: August. $500
GREEN MEATS Shoulders, S15 per
cwt hams. $500
d s. MEATS-tPartly Shoulders.
cash. $3.50 per cwt; short ribs. sides, cash.
$50; long clear sides. $50, short clear
sides $500
s. p. MEATs-Hams cash, Sccas5o;
shoulders 1918
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-27
THE LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Receipts at Chicago St. Louis, Omaha
and Kansas City yesterday Were: Cattle,
SO,sOO: hogs, 5000 and sheep, 2l,9oO; same
day last year: Cattle, 3l,7OO; hogs $1,000,
and sheep $500
New York Aug. 26,-European cables
quote American steers at. lOlanllAc, per
pound dressed weight; refrigerator beef,
slsd9ltC per pound. No exports to-day. -,
acknowledgements for the past IS
hours: Cattle. Calves.
Shipments ,. -, ....... 2,G56 1876
Drive-outs ......... 5l6 81
There was a very fair market yesterday
and as rule it was steady. There was
scarcity of export and native dressed beef
steers, and as a consequence, little or no
trading in them, what few in being held
above buyers views, Cows We're in mod
crate supply. Natives were steady and in
very good demand, and Texas lOc high
er There were a good many stockers and
feeders in. and as the demand was only
fair, prices We're generally l0c lower, with
an occasional picked lot steady, Range
cattle ruled much the same as Friday, and
as the offerings We're not large the pens
We're fairly cleared by the close Some
choice heavy South Dakota steers, averag-
ing 1926 pounds and l,Sjo pounds, sold at
$3.50 and a lot of Idaho steers, averaging
1,193 pounds, brought $3.50. Mich COWS
We're in light supply and steady. Common,
Sl5Gl7; medium TO fair, S2OG2i, and good
TO choice, $25V35,
REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
No Av.Wt. Price. No. Av.Wt. Price.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-27
MILLS Commission
Co..

l03 New York Life Building.
Telephone PISS KANSAS CITY. Mo
Dealers IN GRAIN and PROVISIONS 10,
future delivery, and NEW YORK STOCKS
and BONDS. orders by mail or telegraph
promptly executed
Leased wires TO Chicago and New York
Refer to Bradstrccts and Dun's Mercan.
tile Agencies New England Safe Deposit
and Trust Company.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-27

New orleans. la Aug 26---CoTToN--
Futures barely steady Sales, 5s,eQo bales.
August. 7iSc bid; September, lSdl SO ;
October 7.52d753c; November, Iiln. lsc
December. I52G GLh3c; January, I.5sHl.9SS
February. 163a7.6ic, March, I69ni1cc ;
April, 15id7I5c
New York Aug, 26.-CoTToN-steady;
middiing. l3-i6c. Net receipts. none; gross.
72l bales. exports TO Continent 9eS bales;
forwarded, 243 bales; sales, gUo bales, all
spinners; stock ie2,727 bales. Total to-
day: Net receipts 7a5 bales; exports TO
Continent, as3 bales. stock 2s6,a66 bales
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-27

prime yellow clarihed, a-isc of yellow
clarified. 3fcT3isc; seconds. issn3i.c
MOLASSE SES-Steady. Centrifugal good
prime l0aiic; good fair to rrime, 6u'c'
good common to fair, SC; Inferior to COM
mon, 3d4c.
Havre. Aug. g.g6.--CoFFEE--Mar opened
~ higher At ? p m" steady. al lower.
closed steady at isds,f net advance. sales.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-27
fINANtItIs

Tennessee 3g new settlements % eu
Tennessee 5s. new settlements. los los
Virginia centuries ............... G3ig ~
MIes.II Is. .-............in 10
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-27
Missouri, Kansas & Texas Trust Co.,

tapItll el.25O,OOn.
surplus and Undivided Profits, St5o,ooo.
AETUtR E STiLMELI. prcsitcut
Vice Presidents. A \ Mushcr. T. l. Martin
". Taylor. J NcD Trlmble
Robt. Cone Secretary. Wm = Taylor
Treasurer, Frank B WiroN. Asst Treas
JACQUES u Noltueuius Asst Sec,. = :. Mosher,
"a Asst Secty.. IlWO.e s Braley. General At
tornevs
INeCutcs General Trust Business
Acts us Trustee, Transfer Agent or Reg
istrnr for Corporations.
Acts rs Executor, Administrators, Guard
Ian, or Trustee Of Estates.
Collects Western Mortgages.
Takes CnHrgc ut properties, collecting
rents. paying taxes, ctcn for Eastern m-
s.stors
Kansas City Directors. T. Stilweu +. !.
Martin, A A Moshct Frank Cooper r. 4 FAX
on. u MOD TrLmhlc. ROht GIILhAm-
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-27

BRAN-steady. but dull, Sacked, 55d5sc;
bulk igujop per cwt
FLANSEED- Demand fair. but values
lower. We quote upon the basis Of pure
Cash. 92U93c. August. g2d93c. and Septem-
ber. glug2c per bushcl.
BARLEY-Ncry hard 10 sell Prices
nominal no s, 25Q2Ic, No. 3, 29d3oc, and
TIMOTHY SEED-Selling fairly at old
prices. August $3.50 per cwt
HAN-Reccipts past IS hours. 1000 tons
Same time last year................ $50 tons
Low grades dun and weak, but choice
and fancy in fair demand and
steady. These quotations furnished daily
by Mintcr Bros. Grain and Hay Commits
sion, 22i West Third street Kansas
Cily ,ob Mo b%ieS New pfainrrie nr, fancy see
No. T. S5c0155o; No 2. sioG45o: timothy.
choice. Slo.isall 90. No. J. s9jod 10 90; No 2.
No. /, 81 ious 10; No. 2, clover. mixed, s7.oOI
$50; straight clover. s5.5pd65O
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-27

London, Aug, -G-Ear silver Solad per
NTGw York. Aug 2t- silver. ccruncates,
G7GG7i.c, bar silver Chlcf Mexican dol
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-27

order being filed Extreme range. si.250
4.j5: bulk of sales. A.3Onii5
REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
No Dock. Av. Price. No. DOCK Av. Price
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-27

WOOL-Stcady but slow sale Quota
tions are as follows; Missouri and sim
ilar-Fne, 7H3c; fine medium, 0Tllc; me
dium, llMl3c; combiuS, l2Hl4c, coarse, l0ff
l2c. Kansas Nebraska aud Indian Terri
tory-Fine, 1V9C; tine medium, 70lOc me-
Gium, 9al2c; combings. llul3c; coarse s0
l0c, COlorado-tine, GHsc; iinc medium,
7al0c; medium, 9al2c; coarse and carpet.
s0l0c; extra heavy ana sandy, sue,
HIDES AND PELTS-Demand good at
old prices, We quote; Green and
salted, free Of brands No. I, Sc per pound;
No ?, 7c; green, &c; green salted. butt
branded, No, / &c; No. 2 &C.; green sailed,
sailed kips, Is to % pounds, No. l. Sc;
No 2, lei green salted calf, TO 10 pounds,
Nos. ana 2 and but{ branded, around,
hides, No. /, lie; No; 2, 9ej dry salted hides,
and dry, lOa50e; dry, 4q5c per pound.
TALLoW-we quote as follows No. !,
s st. II. Louis, ii Aug. 2s.-wooL-steady. but
dull We quote as follows; Missouri,
Illinois etc,-Combing and clothing. l5H
l5l4c; coarse and braided, l5al5l4c; medium
clothing lrilli2c; light fine, 9HlOc. Kan
sas and Nebraska-Medium, Hob; light
fine 9Hl0c heavy line. 7mSc. Texas, Ar
kansas ana Indian Terrtory-FalI and
spring medium, l3Mlic; coarse and low.
sale; light fine. 94l0c; heavy fine 6aSc.
Dakota, Wyoming, Utah, etc Medium,
12@l3c; coarse and low, 9ul0c; fine me-
dium, 9dllc; light fine, 9dl0c; heavy fine.
7dSc. Tub washed-Choice, Pie; fair, $50
l9c; coarse and low, 1ia l6c.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-27

There was a fair movement in cash stun
yesterday on johbing account. ana prices
ruled steady. but there was little doing in
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-27
Lncnl nank stoce nnntntInns.

The following are the bid and asked
price Of stocks of Kansas CITY banks ane
other local securities. as furnished by II
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-27

New York. Aug 26-read--Flat: brokers
price. $3.50. exchange price, $50. Spelter-
Firm domestic, sit5n4. 20.
St Louis, Aug 6.-lead-Steadier; WITH
buyers at Sc 27is with none offered below
s. 80. Speltcr-Firm at S.Tis
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-27

'''''' -'"'"'
vIqa R%sfq l5o5} sR2m3fs Rnsaas of wheat last week
M t,,oii.t ,tsrhia ur,l,. ;rcreaead
g, oli 0oa hushaIs iast week.
>.l.,t,.at ..,,,,,,r ,I,,.a,,,. s,ocls Of
81 iNoi ~ "a, Ii,bi ls S,aal, VI
Receipts OF wheat az primary points yes
! terday We're 10000 bushels ana shipments,
i5I eco bushels.
The quantity Of wheat and -four on ocean
ast wrrk corn IaHraased 636 6GS busbeIs
,,bf,,,o gtorl,. of v,beot ars 145i30n
~, 'N' 3ro, ~ ~ Of S69' 05G
HuSsstii@, - d ~ 40 0No bimsb.Is TacTassc Is y
GuSh"i5; , corr" I''-'Vo pusH'''' uee'e"S' 49,
wv ""Sl'''S'
The four At!anuC ports cleared Tor eX-
port yesterday !i,sp 9@s5ne!I OF Wneat' az ~,
ANA 2p,26' bushels of oats.
\ wear ago the visible supply of wheat
was "a. .7SOO O0o bushels an increase for the
week of ,GOoDO bushels corn, 3,0Sl0O BUSH
bushels, Increase, l,il3 900 bushels.
I,rnI II,rris Of Omaha said in ST Louis
vhsterIav tbat Nebrasla viii NOT raise
,,,r, I'm ~ ,n0 on bT1shsI. Of corn His
Tryi, ma siyIy shippiug stations but Will
op@rata onlv thirty OF thcm
.h,yra,., weather nreyails everywh.re
~ f ,ba lfississfpui river talsss civ
.sot 20 of an men of rain SUNDAY, ST, Louis
Is Wichita W. Oklahoma i2 Springfield
y,st,rl,,.,. nablas made tho Russian
chi rr'.rt. nf wheat Inst week l6O 900 bush
ti,, los l.lI busheis India gOi Ot1
bushels with $4,000 bushels from this
"nuIitrv the worlds Shiprnents amount TO
4 qgi 65G 'brsbeIs NOT intlmding those from
minor sroIirces.
M. ,,,.fbls .,,rn1,, Of y,bsot In tho T-nitod
sti,rns 'TmG CITgf, as renorted nv tha
GGisaro board of trade, is 85. .6SS Oc6 bushels
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-27

The wheat crop estimates of the Hun
gariau agricultural minister compare with
the figures of last years crops as printed
I'm the Liverpool Corn Trade year book, as
fplloNyCf
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-27

YostcrdnN's Chicago MNrket
A. furnished by French Bros Commission
Company rooms 20, y. p. Exchange build
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-27

Cincinnati. Aug. 6-wH1SKY-Steady
Sacs, 40 barrels at 81 22.
ST. Louis. Aug. 26.-WHtSKY-Quiet.
Distillers' finished goods at SIP
Peoria H.. Aug. 6.-WHfSKY-HiEher.
Finished goods on the basis OF sl.23 for
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-27
W. J. Anderson, fj15''i'' sIsssi,.

7i6 Delaware st.. Kansas city. Mo. Com
Inerctal Paper Stocks and Bonds. Real
Estate Loans.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-27

There were not many in yesterday and
quality poor, hence a want of life 10 trade
and prices We're generally jml0c lower.
But az the prices the pens We're fairly
most everything, only one little outside
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-27

CHICAGO. Aug. gG-Rye-No .. cash. iic;
september. iliqc. Flaxsecd = No. 1, cash,
sl6i; sertcmber. sLoo'.s Timothy seed
St Louis Nug. 8,-Rye-No. . cash,
sacked i0c Flaxseetl--Cash. CSC on this
side Timothy seed--Steady; S.I5diOO.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-27

Third assessment paid,
New stock.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-27

New York. Aus. Enclosing quotations
OF the New YORK stock exchange; nv
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-18
JAcKsoNvILLE's ELECTION.
q Mixed Council the Probable Out
come of the Fight


Jacksonville, Fla. June 17.-Jacksonville
tonight is on the eve of one CT her famous
campaigns. of which all OF Florida is
tired. For two weeks the battle has been
waged with more or less fury. and much
elimination and rccrimination. To-day was
a day of surprises all around. Some days
ago the election commissioners appointed
the inspectors. Two inspectors were chos-
en- from the supporters of the Citizens
Association, one from the straight outs
and the clerk from the populsts. The
populists at once instituted mandamus
proceedings to secure the appointment of
an inspector in each ward, and won the
case. over this victory OF the populists
the straight-outs are in high feather and
declare that II will prevent bribery. The
straight-outs had thought that a majority
OF the inspectors could WELD an influence
that would be unfair.
Judge Call also enjoined the election
commissioners from appointing special
police, and the mayor from appointing
special detectives, with police powers. The
latter is a victory for the Citizens Asso-
citation. and the former vice versa.
Tonight both sides held big meetings
and are confident of victory. Conserva-
tive men express the opinion that the re-
suit will be mixed, that each side will
elect n portion OF the general ticket, and
that the nine wards of the city will elect
some councilmcn of one ticket and some
OF another. II is doubtful II the council
goes in with a majority Of four either one
way or the other.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-18

March, lt25c; spot Rio dun and nominal:
no 4, DC sugar raw quiet and steady (:
aalT I renning' S'se; rennsd. fairly, active
ana steady; OF A. 4isG43sc; standard A
s-l644ssc. cut leaf and crushed. 5 1854
SN4c; granulated. 4 7-l664Rc Freights 10
IdNerPool quiet and nominal; cotton 1-l6d: :
grain, Id
Chicago. June L. noon.-The market
opened for wheat, July. I3iac; corn, July.
4Sizc; pork, July, 30: lard. July, s.. s2i, :
snort ribs, July. 1921.
Chlcago, Ill, June 17.-With a recovery OF
is cents from the inside. wheat neverthe-
less closed 1i4c lower than Saturday The
Iaily was due more 10 the activity of
Shorts" IN covering than 10 news favora-
pc 10 pr-ces or to campaigning by bulls
me announcements and information to-
day clearly acted against The market and
10 depreciation of values. July wheat open
81 from ga to 49, &C. sold between 74Ssc and
mentioned. Cash wheat was weak aver
aging &c per bushel lower. but flrming IN
with the futures al the close.
Corn-The closing frmness of wheat
brought corn up with it so that that grain
closed with some gain over Saturday The
local crowd got short on tire early weak
ness that prevailed and they found difficult
y IN Wlthstanding the strength. Later.
hence the advance Corn closed at s93Sc
the net gain for the day being sc per bush
el. Cash corn sold from Z 10 &C lower than
Saturday, but nOminally showed an i'm
provement at the close
Oats-There was nOticeably considerable
liquidation IN oats to-day The American
Cereal Company were thought to have
parted with some of their holdings and the
country sent in some selling orders. Com
mission houses and some of the elevator
people offered literally, but shorts covered
with set determination when the other
grains rallied. July oats closed UNCHANGED
from Saturday. Cash oats were weak and
l2c per bwshcl lower.
Provisions upheld their reputation for
dizziness. The month of June is never look
ed 10 10 develop anything startling in this
market and thus far there has been no de-
carly, the effect Of lower grain values. but
towards the end OF the session the inllu-
ence which came from the improvement
wheat tended to more stcadiness. The close
was unchanged from Saturday for Jply
pork and q shade higher each for July
lard and July ribs
Leading futures ranged as follows:
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-18
MEMORANDA.

Charleston, S. c., June 17.-Arrive1,
schrs Mary Curtis. Maker, Richmond;
Maggie J. Lawrence, Holloway, Baltimore.
Cleared, schr Clara A. Phinney, Phinney,
New York; Emma Knowlton, Hudson,
Washington.
Providence, June 15.-Arrived, schr
Harold B. Cousins, Davis. Brunswick.
Darien, Ga. June 15.-Cleared, bark
Osmo (Rus), Panolius, River Tyne.
Fernandina, Fla, June 15.-Sailed, schr
David Baird, Booye, Philadelphia.
Brunswick, Ga, June 15.-Arrived. bark
Arcturus (NoT), Tonnesen, Manchester
via Tybse.
Hull June 14.-Arriyed. banks Remittent
CNor), Thorkildsen, Savannah; Sentinel,
(Br). Helms, BEeRos Ayres via Santa Fe.
New York June 15.-Arrived. schrs Abbe
H. Gheen, Fraser. Jacksonville; Sarah
Potter, Barnum. Brunswick; Ann L. Lock-
wood, Clark, Darien; John NJ. Brown,
Cleared, schr nary A. Hall. veazil. Fer
pandina.
Sailed, schr Waccamaw, Georgetown,
Star of the Sea, F'ernandina.
Boston. June 15.-Sailed, steamer Lal-
cham (Br), Brown, Fernandina; schr
Myra B. Weaver. Weaver. Fernandina.
Baltimore June i5.-Arrived, schr Isa-
bella Gill, Collision, Fernandina.
Cleared, schr J. S. Hcskins, Bennett,
Jacksonville.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-18

BRUNswICK's WIRE BUDGET.
Bank Suits to BE Tried at Savannah.
The ST. simons Encampment.

Bank Suits to BE Tried at savannah.
The 81. simons Encampment.
Brunswick, Ga. June 17.-Work COM
menced to-day on the camp grounds at
st. Smons. They will be put in thor
ough shape by the Brunswick Rihemen
for the reception of the Fourth and Fifth
regiments. Official notices were received
yesterday that the Fourth Georgia would
occupy the grounds from July to u and
the Fifth from July Il to Ii. The' -Fi'iIf6
will bring their own band.
Judge Speer has notified Attorney Kay
that the United States court will convene
in Savannah wednesday and try the
suits against debtors of the Oglethorpe
National Bank. Attorney Kay has been
appointed counsel for the bank TO sue
coed Judge Mershon, resigned
The aides of Brunswick have organized
into committees and departments to work
for the woman's exhibit from Glynn
county at the Cotton States Exposition.
To-day they closed contract with the
Morning Call for the advertising patron
age for thirty days. and will work up
big business in that direction. Dancing
and other entertainments are also be-
ing prepared to raise funds.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-18
GRAIN. PROVISIONS. ETC.

New York. June 17.-Flour dull and weak.
Winter wheat, low grades, $2N@3.5e WIN
ter wheat fair to fancy, S5.Ioq4.29 winter
patents, A.25Qlt75; Minnesota clear S3.2Jd
500; patents $4.15dI4.90; low extras, S2.IC@
$50; city mills. $40; southern flour, dun
and weak; common 10 falr extra SZ.bom
3. 40; good to choice extra, $3.50d425. Wheat
fairly active for exports, lAq2c
lever closing steady; No. red store and
elevator. 76stc afloat, 77%c; options were
active, excited and irregular, declining &c,
advancing. 161Hc. and closed unsettled al
13tG2c under Saturday; No. red June,
1879; July, 779hc. Corn quiet and firm; No.
2, 5394c elevator; 542ac ahoat; options dc,
clined, 11sdlssc, rallied 11s0lAc, closed
firm at unchanged prices to &c decline.
July, 54Isc; August, 54$4c; September, 53Ac.
oats fairly active and easier; options
lime. S1atc; July, SIC; September, 22isc;
spot, No. 2, 3134@32l2c; No. white, alzc:
mixed western, S2d33c. Hay quiet and
steady; shipping, 5Oa55c; good TO onolce,
fleece. 15dl9c; pulled, 12G30c. Beef dull
and steady; family. sl100G13.0O; extra
mess, $500. Beef hams quiet and weak,
$3.50. Tierced beef inactive; city extra
india mess, Sl7.00G19.C0. Cut meats quiet
and firm; picked bellies. &c; picked shout
ders, sac; picked hams, 9q9Ac; Lard
firm and ouiet: western steam, 6.70c asked;
CITY. 6.15d62 Gc; July, 6.90c nominal; Sep-
TENDER. TIC nominal; refined dull; ccat-
nent 7. O0c: South American 7.40c; compound
56l53sc Pork fairly active and steady;
g goess s13 5Gd1425. Butter in moderate de-
mand and steady; state dairy. ll0nc;
state creamery, 1Sc; western dairy, 9614c;
Fig.ns, Isc Cotton seed oil quiet and
easy; crude. 2Siac; yellow prime, 2674 @27c.
Petroleum. refined, New York, $3.50: Phil
adelrhia. $50; refined in bulk. S5.l0d5.15.
Turpentine quiet and firm at 29AG30c.
Rice in fair demand aud firm domestic
fair to extra, 44G6c; japan, 4Q4ia; Mo
issses foreign nominal: New Orleans,
e5en kettle good to choice, 26632c, ffH
and in fair demand. Peanuts firm. Cod
fee firm. 15025 points up; July. 14.350144jc;
September, 1440d14 4jc; December, H5Oc;
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-18
THE LEADING MARKETS.
eooD DEMAND FOR SPIRITS TUR-
PENTINE AND ROSIN.

.veraI buyers Bidding 27c n Gallon
cor spirits Turpentine-A steady
nasincss Done in ROsin at the Cur
-ent Prices-CottOn Steady, but no
s,tcS Reported The General
Wholesale Markets Steady and Tn
changed.
savannah. June 1.-THE principal fea-
Is NJ the markets conferred in naval
,-a= again to-day. In spirits turpentine
demand was strong at bids of &c be-
made. The factors expected more. and
v receipts Of the day were generally held
chen Rostn was selling at the quota
ms. The cotton market was dull and
-Isc.ed. with prices unchanged. The
5olesale markets were steady, with
--ss unchanged. The following resume
The different markets Will show the
,1e and the quotations az the close to-