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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-05
OCEAN FREIGHTs.

Cotton-Market quiet. Rates quoted are
per 100 pounds. Direct-Barcelona,
4Oc; Genoa. 4Oc; Reyal, 49e:
Havre. via New York, ACC. Liverpool Via
Boston. Soc Amsterdam via New York
40c. Antwerp via New York. 40c: Genoa
via New York 46c. Hamburg. via New
York, S9c: RevaL Y. New York, 53c: Ma
rles, via New York, G: Trieste via New
York. SIC; Venice. via New York, 60c; Boz
ton, per bale, Sl.25; New York. per bale.
slOe; Philadelphia, per bale. Sl.0O. Balti-
more, per bale. Si.O0.
Lumber-By Sail-Freights are quiet at
ruling rates Foreign business is more or
less nominal. The rates from this and
nearby Georgia ports are quoted at S4Ua
400 for range including Baltimore and
Portland, Me. Railroad ties, basis a
feet, l4c Timbe- ates. 50cd$l00 higher than
lumber rates. o the West Indies and
Windward. nominal: 10 Rosario, S.aWGf
1900: BuenOs Ayres or Montevideo. Sit 0lS1
100; to Rio Janeiro. SlLuO; 10 spanish
and Mediterranean ports. 81 30GilsO; TO
United Kingdom for orders, nominal for
lumber, "a IS standard.
BY Steam-To New York. 500: to Phil
adelphia, 500; to Boston. $50: to Balti-
more. $500.
Naval Stores-By Sail-The market Is
quiet. Larce-Sized Cork for orders re
placed al . 4iSdd3s I'D; small-sized p
sd and Is. Genoa. IS 3dG3s Cd: Adriltic.
Is 6d6f3s Cd South America. rosin, C5c per
barrel OF 2sO pounds. twise-Steam
To Boston, lie per 100 pounds on rosin
zoe on spirits; 10 New York. rosin, Size
per 100 pounds. spirits. S5c, TO Phiiadel-
phia. rosin, TIC per 100 pounds, spirits,
@c;' 10 Baltimore, rosin. 7isc per 100
pounds. spirits. roc.
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Per steamship city Of Birmingham. from
New York-MaX Burg. Miss l. Wagner +
l. Comley. DIR + n Wallace, - Ranland,
II b Mohr. j NJ Rouland. Miss Kate Rou-
land. 5 Pestricher. Miss II Ganahl. G J
Mcguire, Miss Smith Miss Leedy Miss
Vert. Miss Madden, Mrs l. Mathews. Miss
Bradie, Miss Gath, Miss Campbell, a r
Gray, Judge J ID Beggs wife and child, 5
Schwartz, J T. Carthy, Miss Pearson and
three Steerage
Per steamship Gate city. from Boston
II Krusty, J Melano, n J MelanO and
three steerage.
Per steamship Tallahassee, for New York
John Savarese, Mrs NJ l. Savarese, S
w Baldwin, q l. Appleton ana wife. Miss
Appleton. Mrs J i Hardee.G n Dunbar. N
J Pierce. Miss Hart Mrs Warehouse, Jo-
seph Dorm, A f Swinhoe, Miss NJ Lemmert,
cliff and wife, Mr. Kuhl John Minkey, Miss
Fem, Miss Fem, II 4 Kinchley. Ned Row
land, Lewis Fem, G ID Chase, 7 r Brooks,
Miss ILLS, Mrs l. b Smart Col J Phillips,
Miss Phillips. w REYNOLDS and wife. Miss
Reed. Mrs Reed. Mr. Cohen, r Cohen. Mrs
Cohen, Miss Cohen, Mrs James Is Gamble.
J G Sinclair and wife, Mrs + l. Copeland,
Miss h Garfield Robert Ellington. J X
Smith and wife, Judge Walker and wife,
Miss c Walker, Miss Walker, Miss Bre-
man, Mrs II J Pennington. Mrs r x Baker,
Normandy Baker, Mrs William Smith and
rymple. Miss Il Root. Mrs G A Abbott.
Hampton O'Neill John Nesbit, Charles
Richardson, William Mcintosh, + Decam-
eron, Miss r. Chamnin, Miss Sadie +
Brown, Albert Barrows. II $ Beeman, r.
Morris, Smith Il J Mittelstadt, James
Nichols. II Cederberg and wife, Philomen
Pnckney, Sarah Pickett. Robert Mackey,
Charles Burke, w Smith, George Runga,
Henry Nesbitt, II w Simmons.
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One of Dcncw,s TOYS.
From the New York Press.

never dined with Chauncey Depew but
once; that Is in his own house. ] have
never held office and am not presidential
candidate. l called on him one night, about
the dinner hour, on matter of great pub
lie importance, and waited in the small re-
ception room or the left for an answer 70
my card. The butler informed pe that the
doctor was just finishing dinner; would |
give him few minutes. and amuse myself
for he himself had often said to me,
Even great men must eat" / found on
the mantelpiece a small locomotive made
of brass and silver, gold, iron and steel
1t was a perfect model OF n Baldwin en-
CINE then running on the Central road. il
was operated by springs, and ] amused my
self with a trial OF its speed / had II on
the floor when, suddenly, it slipped down
my hand and went fun speed down the
hall. l followed it right into the dining
room before / knew where 81 was leading
me- and the doctor, making the best OF the
situation. invited me to dinner. lie had a
good laugh over the incident, remarkng
that he kept the engine for the children
and old man TO play with. I confess | en-
joyed neither the incident nor the dinner.
The situation was rather embarrassing.
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LIE Markets STEADY.
lair BUSINESS ~ TnE LEADING
DErAKTME NTs.

,.,rit~ TurpcntInc Firm AT 1.c De
Zine hid for Re=uIars-itOsin
Firm aud selling steadily at Tn
hanged Prices cotton steady
and Unchanged, With TrunSac-
,i.a, MERELY NomInaI-Thc whole
.nt, Markets Fairly ActIVc-NaiIS
Ii=n"r.
--.--oah. juno the general markets
-- .Jirl~ Motive to-day, and the move
.---- Goo rae wholesale departments was
...i-. ..tzra-toryt dealers. Cotton stead
r.~5-1 tho influence or the futures mar
- tut she orcTiI;gs being small. the
ions V ore merely nominal. Sp.r-
% -s.-ca;ine MAS il strong request at
rai.h vas J = below the opening
-5,~- ana as.ho=Sh no sales were re-
...-.s5 70 was ort sumed that sales woul
.. made al tina; price. Rosin Was in good
.s...,7..i G.: u.:changel prices. The contin-
81 rise ia ;.,s irice If manufactured iron
,,s.G .uojhcr advance in the price or
,,n= timer markets wov steady and gen
III, Unchanged. The following resume
,f+ho .iiGcr ~ markets WI show she tone
s-l .hc quota;, 3as az the close to-day;
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RECEIPTS.

Per Central railroad. June 4-2i7 bales
cotton, cars wood, car iron safes, car
fertilizer, ? cars meal 3 cars -four, ? cars
coal, cars lumber. 1863 pkgs vegetables,
10 tons Dig iron, IS casks clay, 1926 bbls
rosin, 5s3 bbls spirits turpentine, SOP pkgs
mdse.
Per Florida Central and Peninsular rail-
road, June 4-3i cars vegetables, ? cars
-four, ! car stone, 10 cars mdse, 437 bbls
rosin, 185 bbls spirits turpentine, / car h h
goods, l car syrup, ] car iron, / car do
nestle.
Per Savannah, Florida and Western rail-
way June 4-9I bales cotton, $500 crates
vegetables, $50 bbls vegetables, j.. 436 bbls
rosin, 735 bbls spirits turpentine, 4 cars
phosphate, z cars rock, % cars lumber, 6
ears wood. 4 cars hay, cars corn, cars
coal, ] car grits, ? cars h n goods, ! car
-four ! car Dbl material, car beer, ] car
barrels, ! car machinery, 2 cars scrap iron,
/ car castings, ! car sheeting cars pig
iron car iron pipe, 8 cars mdse, 20 bags
wool "a bdls hides.
Per Charleston and Savannah railroad,
june A. cars wood, ear mt boxes, / car
meal, cars mdse, bdls hides.
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No. mixed track. 32isc. Pork quiet: mess.
Sl-.s5. Lard easy. steam leaf nc: kettle
tlsc. Bacon steady. loose shoulders. Sic:
short ribs. 6.75cs short clear. &c: boxed
meats iic more. Dry salted meats easy:
loose shoulders. &C. short ribs. CSC: short
Qi-isf: Si25
Baltimore. June Flour. steady. Wheat
unsettled: spot and June. 7SssN79c: July.
~ dSc, August. NitiNisc; September. Slit
ern, by sample. SlNS1c. southern. on grade.
lbaNic. Corn. easy: mixed spot. 55ts fI5sisc:
june and July. 55iec asked; southern white.
a3Nabc. southern yellow. Sic bid. Oats.
quiet and steady: No. white western. 37fi
Sc, No. mixed western. 3tn3ti &C. Rye.
dull; No. .. 6SH12c. Hay. steady: choice
timothy Si3e. Grain freights, slow.
Other articles unchanged.
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THE MORNING NEWS: WEDNESDAY, JUNE >, 1895.

Is active. good demand. receipts. scant:
dry Mint. &c: dry salt. &c. dry butcher.
l0sc. green salted. &c WOOl-Quict:
prime Georgia. free OF SAM hurrs and
black wool. l3c: blacks. Ice bury. 7G9c
wax, &C; tallOw. 81. Deer skins. me, &c:
sailed. l5c.
Poultry-Steady. fair demand. grown
fowls. per pair. 55a65cs = grown. 40n45c.
EgEs-Market quiet and OVcrstorke1.
country. per dozen. teGllc.
Bagging and Ties-Ehe niarKeJ IS firm.
1ute bagging, Ta-pound- l'sc, --aOund, 7ssc:
l1s-pound. csc. quotations are for FOB
lots. small lots higher. sea island hagging,
9isdl0izc Iron ties, large lots. sc: small
er lots. 90GS1.O0.
Dry GOods-The Uarket IS quiet. prices
firm and advancing. demand light. Prints.
SHjc: Georgia brown shirtings. "A, 5i.c. =
do. &C.. ~ brown sheetings 81. white osua-
burgs. 6aSc; checks. 3G5c; brown drilhngs.
= frsf
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NAVAL STORES.

spirits turpentine-Severa buyers were
IN ne market after the opening this morn
ihg ana were freely bidding 3Ss,c or lsc be-
low the opening price. One tntcrprislng
exporter went around early and placed
tlds fer the entire receipts. other buy
efs h-d FOR to-mOrrOw's receipts at inc
same price. There We're sales of 1 casks re-
ported at -he last call~at the board of
trade, and the state OF the market showed
that the bids Of 2634c would be accepted.
Al the board Of trade at the first can n
II O'Clock. the market was bulletine1 firm
at &c, with sales of 529 casks. At the last
call t closed firm at 262ic lid. with sales
of { casks.
Res n-Thcre was steady demand FOR
the receipts at the current prices which
wee unchanged from yesterdays closing.
At the board of trade. the market opened
and closed firm and unchanged. The sales
report cd We're 2.3tS. being posted at the first
...I Nh. FOLLOW. ~. .
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EXPORTS.

Per British steamship Leven, for Rotter-
dam-3,150 tons, valued at $3l, Sol. NJ
Lang q Co.
Per schr Emily +. Northam, for Perth
Amboy-274,4 25 feet p p lumber-W. ID. Bo-
CART 81 Co.
Per steamship Tallahassee. for New
York-i92 bales upland cotton, 30 bbls rosin
oil, III bales domestics and yarns. 10 bbls
pitch 984 bbs rosin, 292 bbls spirits turpcn-
tine 2o0. 800 feet lumber li2 bdls hides, 3,l61
bbls vegetables, 1873 boxes vegetables.
1859 tons pig iron, 245 boxes copper, ! car
load pipe, S95 sacks clay, q casks clay 322
boxes garden seed, $50 pkgs mdse.
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CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Leven CBO. Stiles. Rotterdam
j. NJ Lang 4 co.
steamship VIM. Crane, Bond. Baltimore
- J. J. CarOlan. Agent.
Steamship Gate city. GOogins Boston
G.. Vi. Anderson. Agent.
Schr Emily f. Nor.ham, Johnston, Perth
AmbOy-Ilarriss X co.
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SAILED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Falka BD. Barcelona and
Genoa
Steamship Tallahassee. New York
L. 5. steam dredge Gedney, New York.
Schr Eta \. Simpson. Boston.
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MEMORANDA.

New York. June ARRIVED, schr VIM
ii. skinner. Woodland, Jacksonville.
Boston, June ARRIVED, schr Jacob
Reed, Bunker, Savannah.
Fernandina, June ARRIVED. steamer
Henriette II. (Br), Berg. New York.
Sailed, steamer Monmouthshre (Br)
Evans, Hamburg.
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ARRIVED lESTERDAY.

Steamship City of Birmingham. Burg
New NOrk-C. q. Anderson, Agent.
Steamship Gate city. GOogins. Boston
and Philadelphia-C. q. Anderson, Agent,
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DEPARTED YESTERDAY.

Steamer Alpha, Finney. Beaufort an
Port Royal-C. H. Medlock. Agent
steamer Ethel, Carroll. August and wa
landmgs-W. 7. Gibson, Manager.
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RICE.

The market is quiet. The following quo
tations are posted at the Board OF Trade.
Clean-Per pound. fair 363i4c; good, 3l4
q3Ac; prime, 4l4d4iac head, &c; job lots,
hQAc higher.
Rough-45cdS1.2 20 per bushel.
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-Overfed.-Mrs Skim: DO your board
ers pay promptly
Mrs Syre: They did a first.
Mrs Skim: Why don't they now2
Mrs Syre: They have got SO fat they
can't get their hands in their pockets.
Harper's Razar.
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Wheat

Flour was quiet. with prices steady and I'M
changed. No. spring wheat. 77Q83c: No.
2 red, 76076izc. No. 2 corn, 50lsN50i TIC. No.
, oats 29lzH30c. Mess pork, Sl245Gi251.
lard $6.5506.5 STE. Short rib Sides, 5000
625. Dry sailed shoulders. S5STi zG5.50.
short clear sides, s5.J06f6.63iA. whisky
$1.26i5.
ST. Louis. June Flour steady: ratent.
s4.150425; fancy. S3.C)03.7J: choice. s. 25lf
nc. Corn lower: July, fGa{G4S7sc:. Sep
t. r1bor, SOC. Oats lower; June. $50: JULY.
2Sl@c; September. 29c Lard prime steam.
So BIZ; choice. $3.50. Bacon shoulders. SIC;
longs. G7lc; clear ribs &c: short clear 7iac
Dry sailed meats shoulders, re: longs
csc; clear ribs &C: short clear &c
High vines steady; Sl.25
Cincinnati, June Flour quiet; winter
pstert s3tCd3.j0; fancy, &.00G4zo: family
S3.51G5.75. Wheat quiet: No. g. rcd track
No. >, white mixed track, S2c. oats higher:
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

SAVANNAH. Wednesday. june :. 1895.
~~--~~-~--~~--~~~-------
sun sets -.-..-. T-nf
---~--~~~~-~-~-~---~~---~~
ltigh water AT Fl Pulaski 6:2l am. 6;fi pm
High water az Savannah, 7.2l am. 9.f1 pm
10Th Meridian time.
Time ball on Cotton Exchange drops z
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Pilot charts and all photographic infor-
nation will be furnished masters of yes
sells free of charge In United States Hy-
geographic Office in Custom House Cap
tains are requested to call at the office.
Reports of wrecks and derelicts re-
ceived for transmission to the navy de-
partment.
For additional shining nnus see other
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. TOT n vi IIaTII anu OII sIIII-
board this day. ................lS.623 77.99S
Stock same day last year......26527 1OO.T55
Receipts same day last year. 2674 1853
Charleston. S. c.. June 4.-Turpsntine.
firm [ 2612c: receipts, IS casks. Rosin good
strained firm at Sl.15; receipts, les barrels.
Wilmington, June 4.-Rosin firm. strain
ed, Sl.l5; good strained, 81 % Spirits tur-
pentine steady at 26i4c. Tar firm. at 81 20.
Crude tErpentine steady; hard, 81 %; soft.
$3.50; virgin 1925
New York. June 4-Rosin quiet easy:
strained, common to good Sl.5JdL57I5.
Turpentine dull, easy. 29i4 d29Ac.
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r-..o N futures caused a stcadiness in
.rs ID al market. but cid no' stimulate
.-,Itrs. 10 any great extent The sales for
,.sts. were only p bales At the cotton
...n1-g- 81 the regular call at ! o'clock
!, r. inc market was bulletined steady
Ed unchanged.
The follow.ng were The official spot
.,.,.ts-.4ls at the close of the market at
,1e cotton Exchange to-day:
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PASSENGERS.

For additional shipping news see other
columns.
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Plant System

rlue Csrd Iaae 3 Ise5-TIme .hown at s,1nnna
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Market steady; sales 2.
NHdlng same day last year, l-l6c.
Savannah receipts, exports and stocks:
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soUTi-READ DOW CONC NORTH IN I'D
- IS
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-14

scld by Kidwell Bros. OF Mineral Wells
az sS 10, and i062-pound steers cid by
the same firm at So Is.
=. {. DAILY of the Evans snyder B,iel
company Is back from a trip 10 Waco.
ne reports that outside of The 1000
mead OF cattle being fed at that place
ny swift & Co. nothing but rather
small punches are on feed there
Hon. l.. d. Watkins of Knox coun-
", cattleman, sheriff and legislator.
was genial visitor among live stock
men in the city yesterday. He has n
most OF friends in Jack county, where
he formerly lived. He reports cattle
IN good condition In his county with
plenty of grass.
Wash Fields of the Texas Cou,mis-
sion company. was In yesterday from
a trip to San Angelo.
G. S White of Weatherford went VI
from this place yesterday to his ranch
in Childress county.
B. 7. Jones OF Wichita Falls was In
the city yesterday
John Black of Prairie Hin was
among yesterdays visitors.
F. G Pay OF the Hicks Stable Car
company is back from trip 10 the
North.
ID. n. Wall is in Mineral Wells on
cattle business.
John Hinton and NJ. Davis Of Sew
mour was suong Yesterdays arrivals.
Ion Bell Of Abilene is in the city.
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F,nUllciUi.

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Webb Investment Company 10
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L0St- FOsfn ->,nteH

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business { HUWceS.

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WANTED--By sober, Industrious young
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Irt0c nr EIchotHy

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Houston. 10
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q ,rn- nam - u 1t

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WANTED-Experie male stenograph-
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POET. IL
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takers Ferd Main, 1915 Congress aN.. al
FOR sALE-Beau,iful goldfish. for bowls,
or aquariums; nice Christmast presents:
~ cents each. or three for one dollar,
lb!l Texas avenue. 20
WANT to sell one soconch hand wagon. one
AK horse, three mules. VIM. u.
Cleveland " Cu. II
FOR SALE-Henry Woodland. one OF the
most promising 1-y.ar-oid stations ever
ioa-ed, REGISTERED under ruie .; sire
NQoNsprite. uain, cuha. Apply 10 Dr. \.
hSlduam. La Porte. "
CAIAhkH CURE THAT CURES-"De
Loches cure rendered me the on.y per
manent relief have had from ca .arrh
Of twenty ycars' stano.ng." W. :, Sa-
pier, central depot baggage depar ,ment.
llouston My ca'arrh hea acne s IN
tirely cured and | am p, rmsnently re-
leNcd from suffering by treatment from
Or. Cunhinsham With the DE Loel g
method Mrs, w. n, ,Bowles, 2liS Aus
TENTS So It IN this city. You can have
a free u al. Call on or address Or Gun
lii
FOR SALE--The Acme Saloon, No. si6
Milan. Apply 10 the Nh guolia Brewery
or ON prem SEES Ii
WANT to retire from business; Offer a
hrst-class newspaper and lob printing
nu incsa at q BARGAIN; average receipts
$50 per month this year. good and y ow-
INK town, county site. don, write unless
yot have 81 70 OF some good real estate,
Address xxx, care Post ~
FOX SALE Contents Of ten-room board
ing house, two blocks from Main, do
ms good business. Apply Landlady, lW
Prairie avenue. Is
FOR SAtlc-A inc riding and driving
horse, II. Morris Hardware Co. Benz.
T. Moriis IL
WOOD Of alt kinds gees at summer prices
nj SIMPSONS woodward honest meas.
IRE and prompt delivery phone 207; ask
prices ON VIVA. you want. Il
10000 BILL HEADS. ~ NS'1. Tor SiO.oo. ~ ~
for sGco Other printing in proportion,
Co, printers. Galveston, Texas. Ia
FOR SALE Entire stock OF goods con
Nsnns OF new and second hand turni-
ture. stoves hardware, unware. wood
GUS other nrticlo1, shelViugs, etc. about
500 or 5000 stock can he bought very
cheap for cash stock IN order for bust
market For further particulars call al
rooms 90 and 223 RIM building. il
ChAMEE, y .oCHILTkEE Will sell,