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TROLLEY tEIED lelIl
Continse6 z q l1rst pass.


cases that the Uommissioners have fpil con
troll of the sreets and are Under dnty 70
keep them in repair. and that they are
liable for dan,as9 NJ any injuries or acct.
dence resulting 4cGt the presence Of the
obstructtom.
''In both the1 ftases-the were the
Barnes case andxtAe Woodbury. case-the
superior court celefully studied the matter
and only resche15the concluden given aftH-
long deBberation. It must follow then that
the Commissioners have authority to keep
the streets jc . proper condition, or the
liability for damages could not stand.
May the power OF enforcement Of
their authority be exercised in the police
court? IL the next question. Congress
has enacted that the police court shall
have power to coRsidex cases under the or
dinances Of the District OF Columbia.
''The law under consideration is an or
dinaDce OF 1862. and 1t follows, then.
II the ordnance itself IL valid, the police
court has the power. -.
1T was coutepded that the ordinance
was invalid for want Of authority OF the
city council to pass 1t. THIS point was not
vigorously cOutended, ,, however, for OBJ
viOus reasons. Not only had the council
authority by an act Of Congress Of 1S4s,
but the statute Of 1891 adopts and continues
in foroe its laws.
DEFECTS OF THE Law.
''Tbe petitioner also held the ordinance
to be void for uncertainty, because Il does
not specify with sufficient oiearuess the
penalty inflicted for itS violation. cases
were cited by him. On the study of these
cases lind in every Instance that the or
dinancss proved unavailing. not because
OF their own Irregularities, but because OF
defects In tho municipal charters under
which they were framed. The ratification
Of Congress. however, removes all objec-
ti0ns.
''6tre0 was placed on the argument that
the ordinance was Unreasonable. 1t u Ger
tainiy extreme language, aud literal con-
struction would prevent q person from even
walking in the street. But an statutes
must be construed reasonably, and under
stand this to mean that no one person shah
use the street for any purpose which any
other person may not use 1t for.
IT think. therefore, the ordinance is
valid. and the police court has authority
in the case.
whether the petitioner was guilty or
not lies with tho 1ndSe Of the police
court, and this court Wunot. even II it
desired remove him froA7pstody. Whether
the continuation OF ths pJk In their places
pending the hearing OF the suit brought
by the District against the company and
now in the court of appeals Is such public
grievance as would come under the ordi
nance is in the discretion Of the Commis-
sioners.
at follows that the suit for q writ
of habeas corpus be dismissed.
Mr.. Ridout gave Immediate notice OF ap-
peal. The appearbon was placed at 500
and the continuation Of the recognizance in
the sum of $500 ordered. Mr.. Tally was
continued as surety
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Chevalier CASTOR an A merican.

Fredericksburg, Va, Aug. s.-count
CASTOR Dadhenior, chevalier OF the Legion
OF Honor, member OF the French Geo.
graphical Society, and inventor of the
telephone system used by the French gov
erument, has leased the Moss Neck" farm
near this city, and with his family will
live here in the future
The evening times., 1895-08-08
New York Cotton Market

New York, Aug. S.-Cotton futures open
cd quiet and steady. August, 697; Sep
tember, ZOE; October, 7OS; November,
10: December, rs; January, 721; Feb
ruary, 125; March, 73l Contracts opened
steady at two points advance, and are now
steady but very dull. at 3a4 points over
yesterday, with trading local ard few
outside orders Sa,es, 35,0C0 baies- Port
receipts estimated to-day at eco bales
against / ,l20 La,eS last year. Liverpool
c.osed steady at 12a1 point advance.
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To Recover a Judgment

Charles G. KrjeI this afternoon brought
suit against Dennis Byrne and three others
to secure the payment of a creditors judg-
nient of $137 secured before a justice of
the peace on June 15, 1895. The plaintiff
seeks to recover by the sale OF lot 80,
square 634.
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callforn,a.. Governor Sick,

Stockton, Cal, Aug. g. Gov Budd js
o very sick man. He has been under the
Doctors care for the past week. Ycster-
day no one was allowed 10 see him except
h's wife and mother. His phy s,eian say ~
he must have ABSOLUTE seat, Otherwise the
bsouole -1ieidngitis-may prove fatal
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TO GUIDE STATESMEN.
Contract Let for More Light at the
Capitol.

~
Capitol.
A contract has been made with the West
tnghouse Electric Company to furnish . new
electrioliehting plant for the House and SEN
ate wings of the Capitol, at cost not to ex-
ceed $36. 900.
Eight years ago the Westinghouse Com
pany furnished the machinery for lighting
the two Houses of Congress-. The system
in use on the House side was the direct cur
rent system. while that in the Senate wing
was known as the hlgh-teusion alter
mating system. =
The Senators have been for some time dis
satisfied with their system. The new con-
tract with the Westinghouse Company
therefore provides that the present plants
shall be superseded by system which
will be Interchangeable and much more COM
piete than the old ones.
The evening times., 1895-08-08
Protest Against Massacre.

Hong Kong, Aug. S.-A great indigna-
ton meeting was held here last night TO
protest against the massacre of Chris
tians by Chinese. Among the resolutions
adopted. was one expressing disgust at
the apathy and indifference of the British
government IN failing to recognize the
gravity OF the situation and for not tax
ing adequate measures to protect Brit
ish subjects.
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When No Bond Ia Needed

The Comptroller OF the Treasury has de-
cided that there is 10 necessity for requir-
ing a bond for tue performance OF con-
tract awarded By the Government to a
private party, unless the law SO provides
specifically.
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Caught by the slenths.

Jesse Henry. alias Lucky" eolored
man, was arrested to-day by Detectives
Horne and Weldon for the theft OF watch
and diamond ring from James AicKenna a
printer.
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Mr. wilson Goes 4 wav

Postmaster General Wilson left wash-
ingson. to-day fer Long Branch, n j..
where he wHl be the guest OF the Hon.
Isador Strauss until Monday next.
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Chicago Board OF Ira ic.
Future Army Officers.

Cadet appointments to tue Military Acad-
emy at West Point have been issued to Willis
" Morris, Dayton, Wash. with Horatio
C. Belt, Spokane Fails, as alternate; Ed
ward P. Norris, Louisville, KY; William A.
Shaffer, Franklin, La; Rira III Glade, BrIns-
wick, Ird-. with Charles Borders, Win
amac, as alternate, and Otis T. Winso.
Martin Tenn
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|BAUM's, s;:';!;';;; r ;$5;;'';;; +! ::
| FRIDAY
Red Ticket Day.
Excellent Opportunities for
Shrewd Shoppers.
II. 7doz AlLlinen Hemstitched and Fringed
IlS Huck roweh Size so1ia FRIDAY. lie
E3- 900 yards White Check Nainsook, ex-
AfaN cellsnt quality. Regular price, ioc the
yard. FRIDAY, 4hc.
27c Figured China SIX, in the newest de-
~ signs and most desirable shades Usu-
E0- Ladies' Cotton Underwear, including
OZS gowns, skirts. drawers and chemise
covers Regular price, e9c. Choice for FRIDAY,
90 Summer Corsets in large sizes only.
ZOS Were SOC. FRIDAY, pc
DC Ths balance Of our Straw Hats; both
Y ladies' and Childreu'a shapes. Were
t1-0o to S20o FRIDAY, sc.
TO- Mems White Gauze Underwear Regu-
lSC lar price, s5c FRIDAY. BE
EO- Mems and Boys Percale Shirts, with
OSS two detachable collars
IIE~ Ladies' Fast Black Hose, extra long,
lO\ correct for bathing Regular sc quail
ity. FRIDAY, l5c.
TO- Ladies' Tan Hose, Rcheiieu ribbed
lCS We're sc pair FRIDAY, lsc.
IOc Ladies' Ribbed Vests. shape, and
EOo 5good-sized Canvas Telescope Cases
fSS We're s5c. FRIDAY, 49c.
EQ- Tapestry and Body Brussels Rugs
4SC We're CSC FRIDAY, 4s
OIL Remnants OF Figured Sitkolnes Some
O2N Of the patterns sold at l5c the yard
FRIDAY, SIC yard
II 20 Ladies Black Silk Waists, with
i.AfO shirred front Sold at S215 FRI
Cvno sLadies' Navy Blue Cloth Capes,
sp}.SO braid trimmed We're s. So FRI
IC Mourning Pins Ic box
DC Steel Hairpins, &c dozen paperA
OC Tooth Brushes, &c each
lC White and Black Tape, lc roll
Number of other Red Ticket
Bargains.
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PRAISE FROM A

PRAISE FROM A BUSINESS NAN.
s.;isrr Times: Please enter on your
-.-cor,ls MY congratulations on the
suce-ss OF the evening edition of The
linics. II. DYRENTORTH.
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New York Stock Exchange Quoratiom
Furnished by siIsby d Co., bankers aud
brokers, Metropolitan Bank, Fifteenth street,
opposite Treasury, Washington. D. c.
The evening times., 1895-08-08

stock very rapidly, but l
have still a tempting assort-
ment of stylish and popular
articles-all shapes and
styles in Belt Buckles,
which are so much worn
this summer-Waist Sets
and Heart Lockets-so fash
ionable Toilet Articles -
Card Cases-Match Boxes
all sorts of useful and pretty
trinkets.
Buying at this sale has
double delight-the added
pleasure of gratified econ
omy.
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Washington Stock Exchange.
relt r z SIS, 81 900 at Sc

metropolitan Fire Insurance. 40 at 20.
The evening times., 1895-08-08

OIL Remnants OF Figured Sikolines, Some
O2N Of the patterns sold at l5c the yard
FRIDAY, SIxc yard
The evening times., 1895-08-08

II 20 Ladies Black Silk Waists, with
i.ArO shirred front Sold at S215 FRI
Day 81 4S
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-16

Jacksonville, Fla. Nay l5-Cleared.
schooner H and =. Weatnerspoou. Gro
usIger, Bsssatrre, GuadalOupe;
schooner Phoenix, Beard, Nassau.
Charleston 5. c. May 15--ArriEeti.
steamers IrOquois, Pennington. Jackson
vile. proceeded 70 New York. FL FrIGa
fBr1, Burgess. Philadelphia. schooner EE-
ward O. Hight, Richards. Baltimore,
Blanche Hopkins. Woodland. Baltimore
Fannie Brown. Sampson, Newport New.
Napoleon BoughTon. Stiles. NeWDOr-
News. Mary Curtis, Maker. NeWuort
News. Maggie J. Lawrence. Holloway.
Ricnmord, Va Mary Lee Patton. Steel
man. Philadelphia.
Cleared. schooners Fred Cover. Sar-
gent. New York; Geo. H. Ames. Marshall.
Eew York.
sailed. schooner Lucie wheatley. Pigot:
New York.
New York, Nay 1s.-Cleared. steamer
North Erin (Brl. Williams. Savannah.
Boston, May I5.-Arrfved schooner Grace
Bradley. Barter, Savannah.
Cleared. bark Levi s. Andrews. Wheeler.
St SimOus
Lrlnswick. Ca. May ls-Arrived. bark
Hopyet (Rusl. Tork. Brake.
Sailed, bark Jupiter RUS. Valencia;
schooner Viola Eeppard, Boston.
Fernaudina, Fla. May 15-Arriyed.
steamers State Of Texas. Evans, New
York Inchuivz CBrj. Baker. PhHadelphrs.
l2th-Sailed, schooner Horace +. snare,
Mount. Philadelphia.
Earceio1a May 10.-Arrived schooner
Lloret Go Mar fSp). Masi2. Savannah.
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re s1ra-ee- Mav ~ july 49, So
-e-ter zF-re gars s-zslr- more active
1r-lozs gziet. aru=r- MEr. Eisci Tune.
Iac- July. Zasc- =rc- p-s=s- No =
-l-lsl,e Ec- EEl-- 9 mixed, Wes-
-=rl Hay ----- Shipping. a1fz1'es
god % chclcE- 75fs-- p COL 1rE. not
crate -=Ual1s dcu==-l- -eece. Use
-el -c- Pee --=- =-ea-y5 family.
tltg-l extra E-=s. Fs5.f--t 81
rers @zeuEH. $50 L-=-z=1 oset gu.
cT extra IE-ia Ue=- s---.t-- SOD L--
rea- e-let weak E=l bellies. 49,
s-l---erzs 49, hans s1s-se- ml-1-==-
-1l-14L Lard cls- weak western
en- Der 20 po1--. 49, clty- 49,
-4lr - noulnaa. july. 30 Elm--l-l-
l-l-=l eLers Eo4t1 A-1er--z- SO c1l--
t----.-- a4aase- PORK rl4=Eate 4Erza'ls
m=ss, al- Butter TAR 4e-
5.-i-. clo-ees s-ea-T --4-= -a-ry - 80
e Creamery, 4le- 7-r- carr I4- 20
----rE, neH. Oh. e---- ~
49, --- otton z- % e-le-- s-esf
Ee lria-- -.--
zero =-1 l9uir-z- ---e1- New f1rE-
49, F--la --llnla. 49, Co. ln blk 80
ll1-e lrr---- -----i----l, -e-E
On 6e-tle- goa r. c1Q.ce ~
- -A--l ac-fe- F- peanuts urr--
a7- - cha t1 J POINTS W e
-eNn. Nay - 49, June
49,. ~ -sf ,5-t1--rs
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Medicinal properties are attributed
to an infinite variety of substances ami
nal as well as mineral and vegeta bic,
says the st. Louis Republic. One of the
most curious of the many queer rene
dies formerly believed to be extraordin-
arily etticacious was human skull. This
remedy was used for a great variety of
ailments, and could be rubber on or
taken in variety As an internal remedy
il was used in the shape of a powder,
either being ground up in its raw state
or after having been charred by fire. Ac-
Cording to the quaint writings of the
learned CD DIR, Brunori all skulls were
not considered of equal value when useG
in medicinal preparations. Indeed he
declares that the skulls of persons who
have died natural deaths are of little or
no value whatever, because Of the fact
that the disease of which they died con-
sumes, or dissipates, the essential spirits
of the bone! The skulls of murderers and
bandits. or, in fact, any person who had
led a life of violence, or who had died
violent death, were believed to contain
properties particularly efficacious in GER
tain diseases. On this account. 1t is said
there was at one time a lively rivalry
among the medicos of the larger Euro
pean cities for the possession of the heads
Of criminals, which the law decreed should
hang for a certain season exposed on
pike-poles.
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TRIED 20 coNvEET ,Iosw.
While Il Black Republican argued,
the Anarchist slept On.

tAe ADnEcI1kt HicsF On.
From the New York World.
lie was a tall broad-shouldered man,
with bis stomach, gray military mu1-
tache, eyeglasses on the tip OF his nose.
a cigar in his mouth ard a monstrors
voice. He came breezily into the smok-
ing car Of the Boston express which left
the Grand Central station at 3 p. m. yes
terday.
Excuse me, young man, for laughing. -
he began. You look like a good-natured
man. and I'm a good-natured man You'n
excuse me, but you're funny"
Then he laughed. and everybody in the
car turned to see what was funny about
the young man. They couldn't discover
it. Then the man started to talk poll
ties. In about three minutes he had raised
his voice.
he exclaimed. That's the kind OF men
we want. We Americans can lick any
nation on earth. I can lick some of them
myself I'm a republican, a black repubIi-
can. I'm blacker than anything. Is the e
a democrat here? He arose and walked
up and down the car.
In the front seat was a fat little man,
wearing a light-colored SLOUGH hat and
gray whiskers. He was calmly doing
1t was John Most, the great anarchist
we want more men like Admiral
.Aieduef SAOuted the Dig man. He's an
American. I'm an American. I'm proud
of it. You're an American, aren't your
He shook Herr Most
Go away" grunted the anarchist
You're not an Americant" burst out
the man in horror. Herr Most's head
fell over on one side. The man gave
him a poke. Get up" he commanded.
land listen to me. "i'll make an Ameri-
can out of you. There's nothing on two
legs can beat an American It's the
land of liberty. of freedom"
Huh" grunted Herr Most Get outr'
Get outr' beloved the man. I'VE
Americans get cIt for nothing. We're
black republicans are the best Americans. .
Il want to sleep" said Herr Most
Want to sleep when I'm telling you of
the sacred principles of human liberty;
when I'm letting you know what this coun-
try will do for you? You poor, ignorant
creature. what do you know of liberty, of
government, of politics?"
Herr Most swore softly in German. while
the man went on with his speech. He
roared and yelled until even the noise of
the train was drowned. He reiterated the
blackness of his republicanism and his
contempt for everything else But Herr
Most was, or pretended to be, fast asleep.
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Per steamship DessoUc, for philadei-
phia, g bales upland cotton. 16 bales I'M
tiers. 81 bales domesrics and yarns. 5Ga
bundles shingles SIS barrels rosin 20 IA y
rels spirits turpent'Hc, so0.Gp feet lum-
boz, barrels Tosn OIL q empty barrels.
80 barrels vegetables, 1888 boxes vegeta-
hlc9. Us tons p.s iron, IS packages mer-
chardieo.
Per Steamship VIM Crane. for Dalu-
more. 80 bales cotton. Sc barrels rOs n.
O. barrels rOGin oil. 81 tens pig iron -
casks clay. - S7 feet lumber ,169 crataa
vegetable 152 boxes vegetables IS bales
Comcstics. ia5 packages merchandise.
Per Norwegian bark Abel FOR Hun 5.0r
barrels rOsin, valued at 81 i35 and 50
casks Of ap rits tur9entnc. valued at
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Ter Central Railroad May 15.-13 halos
cotton. ! car -four, car meat. car house
hold eoCdg. car hay u cars wood, i.SS'
barrels roe.p, SO barrels spirits
Per SaV9nnah, Florida anf T"e~terr,
Railway, May 15-2i bales cotton. In
crates Vegetables. fl5 barrels vegetables,
J go barrels rosin. SIG barrels gDirits, 3 cars
lumber. . cars wood, ] car hay. I car
com, car -four, 8 cars merchandise. =
bales hay. 2 bales wool.
Per Charleston end Savannah Railway,
May 10 cars wood, I car barrels cars
corn, 3 cars merchandise, 3 bales hides
Fer Florida Central and Peninsula.
Railroad. May 15.--30 cas- vegetables.
cars lumber. GERS cross ties, S cars grain.
cars merchandise.
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BARK Aviermore Ger. so-ensen. Havre
J. G. Andersen & Co
Bark Augusta iNOTl. Hansen. Amster-
1aU--Chr- c. Danl a Co
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CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Charts hooehee- Savage. New
ork--C. @ Anderson. Agent.
Park Abel fNcrf. Chrislopherseu. Hull
Paterson. Downing & Co
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GRAIN. PRoNIsIoNs. Erc.

New York. May 15.-Flour very firm with
a fair demand. Winter wheat, low
grades, S2.Soa2.I5; do, fair to fancy. S2S5G
%; do, patents, SS.40a3.75; Minnesota
clear, S2156tS.l5; patents. $3505t4. 40; low
extras. S2S0Q275; city mills. So. 55d3. IS
southern flour quiet. firm: common to fair
extra, 2.250Sl0; good to choice, do. 5000
3.7o. Wheat duh, with options: No. . req
store and elevator, 699s6f70c; afloat 70ssc;
options were more active and strong at
lAQlSsc advance; No. 2, red, May, 695sc
June. $3.50; July, 703sc; August. 70tsc; Sen,
TENDER, 703sc, December, 727sc Corn
more active, trmer; No. 55lac elevator
seize afloat; steamer mixed 54ia055isc; OPP
tions We're fairly active and firm at 20
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Pilot charts and all photographic infor-
sells free Of charge IN United States Nv
geographic office IN Custom House Can
talns are requested to call al the office.
Reports Of wrecks and dcrcIcts re-
ceived fer transmission 20 the navy de-
partmenL
For additional shipping news see other
columns
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Benevolent Old Gentleman to the Two
boys he has just stopped fighting)-Dear
me, how dreadful of you! Whatever is
the matter?"
First Ragged Urchin-He tore'd nv
clothes.
The Other Boy-Where?
First Ragged Urchin-I don't know,
where, but l heard it rip-Spare Moments
Passenger (alighting from cab
What's the charger
Cabman-One shilling.
Passenger-Well that's quite reasonable
l knew from your face you wouldn't he
eXtortionate."
Cabmar-Thankee. knew by your ia 20
that you be too mean to pay more than
the legal rare without a lawsuit,-Tlt-B Bits
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NAVAL STORES.

Shirts Turpentine-The market was
firn. with q good demand from buyers.
At the Board OF Trade at the first call.
fhe market was builletined firm at 26ba
cent? Sales OF 81 casks were reported.
Roain--The market was firm and the re-
ceipts were IN good demand at unchanged
prlceB AT the Board Of Trade, az the frat
call tho gales builetned were 2 b0f. At the
Last call Il was unchanged, with no sales
reported.
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FRrIrs ANn VEGETABLES.

New York, May 15.--Potatoes, choice,
Si.O0500; seconds, $2.OOG4.00. Beets,
crates, Sl00Q1.50. Cabbage, $2.00G2.50,
cukes, Sl.00Ms2.00. Beans, green, $l7oQ2. %.
Wax $2.O0d$250; Florida, crates, $1,000 100.
Tomatoes, 81 C0dAea.
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ARRIVED YEsTERDAT.

Steamer FaIka CB-. s;oaehouse. New
Ec-E--S-raclz1 * Co
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Flour ofscrinas were yma and the. feel
ing hgrns " ccs We're Unchanged No.
gnring wheat a9ls9G9Ec; 10. 2 red, G5iS0
G59se. ~. 2 corr. 5li5c 20. ? oats. 2s'sff
2N4c. Mos pork. s1e.T c.i2i0 Lard
81 81 ass. short rib sitcs. {6.o0eti.9
dry salie'. s. 2545 3 =; shog'dfrs -; shor;
Cincinnati. May 15.--Flour active and
firm; winter pateu,. S3A H&50; family
s20Q27j. extra, S3.a502.0. Wheat firm
an@ rrres o @gsaRsse ~ oEing TO she cg9p
fairly active. crv steady; no. ? mixed
track, 'N g NO wnitc t1ucH SOC. oats
little doing. 70. . mixed. sic. POrS qui +
steady; mess SIPS. Lard quiet; steam
iraf. &c; kettle lard. &c. Dry salt meats
steady; loose shoulders. Sc; ribs, 81 IS
short clear. Sj42. Bacon steady; locse
clcar &c. whisky easy and quiet al
choice. s2.G5Q275 %. Wheat higher. May.
6llac: July. 60; September, 6l9sc. Cor
HIGHER, MAY, 49hc; July, soc; September.
Gt233c; September, 26i9c. Pork standard
mess $1,000 = .. Lard, prime steam,
longs, g@c clear ribs, csc; short clear
Sac. High wines teady, at Sl-22.
Baltimore. Md. May l5.-Islour active.
unchanEcd, receipts 5000. Wheat strong;
No. red spot and Nav. G9}aM59Sc: Juno.
g9l4c asked: July, 6S1sM6s2tc; August, 6S19Q
63Nc; steamer No. 2 red, 6s1sQ66a4c south
- II Wy 7diliit- ttNt-cs 90 on BIatlt. onN
lie Corn strong: mixed SPOT 56fi5ekc:
MAY i6NGiac. July, 557s056iAc August
$3.50 hid; steamer mixed. SOC bid; southern
white corn, 55I5Gihc; do yellow 5Si9fI53c
Oais steady. demand good: No. 2 white
western, 37037iac; No. mixed do, 33i zd3ic.
Rye slow; No. 2 CSC. Hay steady; good
TO choice timothy, $i30)M1400 Ocean
freigHts TORY dulL unchanged. Provisions
steady; mess pork Sl45o: bulk shoulders.
6i4c short r b sides and clear sides.
Tee sugar cured shoulders, TIC;
hams. llMQ11izc. Refined lard, SIC.
Butter steady; fancy creamery. 19c: do
ladle, 126t13c; store packed. Sd10c Coffee
dun; No. Z. 16016hc. Sugar firm; gran
Mated 4 zoe
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SAILED YESTERDAY.
MEMORANDA.

Steamship City Of Macon, Lewis. Bost5
g O. Anderson. Agent
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-16
MARINE INTELLIGENCE
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