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Causes General Sorrow at Nashville.
CAME DOWN WITH A CRASH.
Eight-story Building at Gotham In Which
E,ghty-Two Men Were at Work.

E,ghty-TwO Men Were at Work.
NEW YORK, Aug. eighty two men
were at work on an eight-story building
near the corner Of West Third street and
South Fifth avenue when the whole
building tumbled to ruins. 1t seems a
miracle, but OF all these men but two
were killed. Six others were badly hurt
and at this writing ten are missing.
NEW YORK Aug. l0.-The list OF the
victims OF the collapse of the building at
West Broadway and Third streets is
growing. Three more dead have been
found-Michael Flynn, Michael O'Hare
and Michael Savage. There are nine
more men missing, but work in cleaning
away the debris is very slow.
NEW YORK, Aug. IL. -Four more bod
les have been recovered from the ruins of
the collapsed building at Third street and
West Broadway swelling the list Of
known vlclims Of Thurs laws disaster to
eleven. The latest victims discovered
were: James Crosse, John Mcclure, Ed
ward Hanley and an unknown. All were
workmen. All day a large gang OF work
men was overhauling the ruins, but they
worked with the greatest difficulty.
Besides the narrow space between the
walls In whoh was crowded the tons OF
plaster and twisted iron the lime dust
that arose with each pckfall all but
blinded them. There was disagreeable
odor, too, and officials OF the board OF
health were kept busy sprinkling the
ruins with carbolic acid. Several other
men are yet missing and probably dead.
LATER-Two more bodies-both un-
recounlzahle-haye heen found in the
ruins. This makes thirteen. Seven are
on the list OF missing and are doubtless
dead, which makes the total death roll
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Friday. Aug. Q.

Lincoln has been chosen as the place
and DC. y the date of the Nebraska Re-
publican state convention.
j. b. Haxgin. OF Montana. now in New
York. denies elnphatically that the Roths-
childs have purchased or attempted to
purchase the Anaconda copper mines or
any interest In them.
John L. Matthews, secretary OF the
Valley Exchange Building and Loan as
ISOLATION, OF Martinsburg. w. Va. is I'M
der arrest charged with shortage of
So, 900
DR.. Henry NJ. Caldwell, pre- sident OF
the Ely:on Land company, OF Birming-
ham. Ala. Is dead
The business portion Of Neches, Tex,
burned In a fire set by burglars to conceal
a safe-cracking operation.
A Spanish qrandee and a wealthy Cuban
lady have just been granted divorces at
Fargo, n. ID. Both couples were married
in 1884 1t is thought that the pair will
wed The senora's husband eloped with
the counts wife two years ago.
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Reduced Rates to Chattanooga.

CHATTANOOGA, Aug l0.-Colonel. J. II.
Shaler chairman OF the committee on
transportation OF the Chickamauga and
Chattanooga National Military Park ded-
ioation, furnishes the following in re-
gard to the reduced railway rates from
all points: The rates from Chicago, st.
Louis, st. Paul and all points in the
northwest will be l cent mile. The
rates from all points south Of the Ohio
river will also be cent per mile, and
the rates on the eastern lines leading out
of New York. Boston, Philadelp his and
.-.itimore will be one and one-third fare
Tor the round trip TO points where they
connect with northwes tern and south
western lines
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Need Some Light-Draught Gun boats.

WASHINGTON, Aug. H-Naval officials
are calling attention, in view OF the riot
ing at Hwa-San and other places in
China, to the great value Of light-draught
gunboats for just such service as they
might now be able to render II there were
any available on the Asiatic station. The
Min River near which Hwa-Sang Is stu
ated, is very shallow, and is not naviga-
bic except to old-fashioned, fiat. bottom
stern-wheelers, but there are many other
of the Chinese rivers and rivers of other
countries with which the United States
might become involved in trouble which
are navigable TO vessels drawing ten or
twelve feet
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THE DEATH RECORD.

DIR. GEORGE r RooT of Chicago, noted
composer OF war songs. at Portland. Me
JOHN DARsT, president OF the board oil
trustees of Eureka college, at Eureka,
Ills.
;. II. WESTON, one of the most promi
nent bankers in Iowa, at Vinton, Ia.
CHARLES FOSTER, oldest American
playwright, at New York.
JOHN HODGE,. prominent merchant. al
Lockport, n. Y.
COMMODORE HORACE SAxToS, widely
known Minnesota man, at Duluth, MINI.
FRANK NJ. PIxLEy, veteran editor and
politician, at San francisco.
Judge SoLoN THATCHER, prominent cit
izen Of Lawrence Kan.
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Farmer shoots Three Men.

MIDDLETowN, n. Y, Aug IL Three
foreigners having three trained bears
loitered around Farmer James McComb's
place, a mile from Summitville. Atdark
Mr.. McComb ordered them away. They
refused to go, when, procuring "a shotgun,
Mr.. McComb sent two charges into the
party. Two received bullets in the aldo
men. One of them died before reaching
Summitville, one other is dying, while
the third is noe seriously injured. Farm
or McComb gave himself up
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Knight Falls Dead .s Dinner.

.MARsHALLTowN, Ia, Aug. A.-Interest
in the state encampment of the Uniform
Rank, knights OF Pythias, conferred in
the grand parade, which was the finest
civic demonstration In the history OF
Iowa Pythianism. Over LOO knights
were In line, mostly uniformed, and the
principal officers mounted. Robert
Brown, a visiting delegate from State
Center, fell dead at the dinner table
of heart disease
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MRS. GARDINER AT CHICAGO.
Her Husband Will Consult a Specialist
Concerning Her Health.

CHICAGO, Aug. l0.-Mrs. Annie M.
Gardiner, the young woman who disap.
peared SO mysteriously while II delegate
TO the Boston Christian Endeavor con-
vention, Is at the Palmer House In a
state of hysteria and Is closely watched
by a corps of attendants.
Mrs. Gardiner arrived in Chicago in the
care of J. w. Landers, who was sent east
by her husband TO make search for her.
she was found at Norwich Green, Conn,
where great deal of persuasion was nee
essary TO induce her to return home
Mrs Gardiner was met at the station
here by her husband, who expects to re-
main In Chicago n short time TO consult q
specialist in regard TO his wife's health
before proceeding to their home In Ar
cadia Neb
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Japan Preparing for Another War.

SAN FRANCISCO Aug. l2.-Japan is
evidently preparing for another war. The
little island empire wants twenty new
warships, aud Irving NJ. Scott will sail
for Japan To secure the contracts for
building some of the war vessels. San
Francisco Is the nearest port to Japan
where the ships can be built.
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American Library Association.

DENVER Aug. 1.-THE American Lii
brary association has begun it session
here in the Cham Der of Commerce, it be-
ing the seventh general conference.
Mayor McMurray welcomed the visitors
in an address and II. NJ. Utley, president
OF the association. responded. About 800
delee ates were present from ali over the
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PURE CUSSEDNESS
Seems the Only Explanation Of
This Murder Story.
JOHN sTEPHENsONs CORY CAPRICE.

Brooke Own Pistol and Then Refused
kven . Drink Of Water To His Victim
The Wounded Mao q & Hold OF . Gun
and Tries To XIII HIS AssailaDt while
Asleep, But Fails.
CHARLESTON, w. Va, Aug IA The
particulars of sensational shooting az
fray near Clay Court House in this state
have reach ed here. Nathan Brock and
John Stephenson left that place at night
for their homes on Leatherwood creek,
about ten miles away. Shortly after
starting they were overtaken by man
named Woods, who accompanied them.
About ] o'clock in the morning Brock
and Stephenson became involved in q
scuffl and the latter took Brooks pistol.
Shortly after he told Brock he was going
TO Kill him, and taking deliberate aim
fred, INJECTING serious wounds. About
this time negro came along and
Stephenson made him give up his pistol.
Then at the point of his revolver he made
the negro promise TO stay with him, say
ing he could go At daylight
Brock Tries to square Matters.
Brock had tainted, but revived and
begged piteously for water but Stephen
son refused To allow either Of the men TO
go for IT, He consented To allow the
wounded man TO be taken into a deserted
shanty. While Brock was being moved
Woods managed TO escape and hurried
back to Clay Court House for a doctor.
In about an hour Brock noticed that the
negro was snoring and that Stephenson
seemed To be asleep He began TO feel
around for some weapon and found a gun
which had been left there by the last &C.
cupant Thinking 1t might be loaded he
put il gtinst Stephenson's breast and
pulled both triggers, but no report fol-
lowed. He then used the gun as a club
on Stephenson's head. The man gave a
startled exclamation and fell rs though
dead.
Prospects Good for One Death.
This awakened the negro. and without
waiting To help Brock he ran away.
Brock thought he had killed Stephenson
and hid himself in the bushes. Stephenson
regained consciousness and after search
ing everywhere for Brock went away and
has not been seen since. Woods and q
physician arrived at daylight, and Brock
was taken TO Clay Court House in dy-
ing condition. A warrant has been issued
TO Stephenson. His father is the wealth
lest man in Clay county and the young
man has always stood well in the com
munity Brock Is man Of good repute.
He knows no reason for Stephenson's at
tempt upon his life.
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Hnlpnrinn AIroc,tx in Iurhex.

LONDON, Aug il A Sofia dispatch,
which The Times publishes, says: "Ac-
cording TO news received from a Turkish
official source. 500 Bulgarians, led by
three reserve officers, attacked the Ma
hommedan village of Dospat across the
Turkish fontier. The Bulgsrians set the
village on tire and slaughtered she inhab.
itants. indiscri nately as they rushed
from the houses. 1t is stated that several
hundreds were killed"
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THOUGHT HE HAD KILLED HIS WIFE
And Went on to the " Gods and Fini. he'd
His Own Career.

CLEVELAND, Aug l3-Tne dead body
Of August Schissler aged 90 years, has
been found hanging from tree In the
woods near his home in the outskirts OF
the city. Schissler was a grape grower
and resided in Nottingham, a suburb On
Saturday night last Schissler's wife was
found lying unconscious In the kitchen of
her home. She had three ugly gashes on
the head and her skull was fractured.
The husband could not be found and a
search WAS. instituted, resulting as told
above. Schissler had quarreled with his
wife Saturday evening and struck her
with blunt instrument. Thinking her
dead he committed suicide. Mrs. Schiss-
Ter is still unconsciou. and may die.
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"Wednesday. Aug. IL

George Z. Tinker, IA composltor on the
New Orleans Times-Democrat. set l,04l
ems in eight hours on linotype ma.
chine
Mrs. Carrie Boub committed suicide
at Cullman, Ala, by b)iling box OF
matches and drinking the decoction.
Miss Jennie Lewis, domestic en-
ployed in the family OF Rev. George Moar,
OF Oakland, Gala, was shot and fatally
wounded by a man supposed 10 be Louis
4. Muhlner, a Tilted lover.
Frank Patty has been arrested at
Helena Ark for the murder of William
McVicker In st. Francis county in 1854.
Simon wormser head of the great New
York banking firm, died intestate. The
very lowest estimate places his estate at
something less than So O00. 900.
Milwaukee, brewers have made a prop
osition to the State Agricultural society
Offering to donate Sc, 0J0 to the state fair
fund provided beer Is allowed on the
grounds during the state fair.
Defaulting State Treasurer w w. Tay-
Tor, OF South Dakota. hns pleaded guilty TO
the embezzlement Of $685.. 023 "a
Louisville sslooukeepers will suspend
the free lunch during the q. A. X. en-
campment
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Robbed the COMPANY OF $4,000.

KANSAS CITY, Aug. 14.--Herman l.
Mueller, the alleged defaulter, is now
charged with having embezzled the sum
of $4,000 during the five years OF his
service as Kansas City agent for the
Schlitz Brewing company, of Milwaukee.
The examination of the books shows a
shortage much larger than at first
thouohe
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DALLAS, Tex, Aug. &c McNorton,
a mullato coachman, shot Sadie johnson
at the altar. AS the preacher was about
to pronounce them man and wife she
backed out McNorvon exclaimed
Death or marriage" She turned to
flee and he shot her In the back. She is
dying. McNorton is In jail.
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Cherokee Hi Again Sentenced.

FORT SMITH, Ark, Aug. 13.-Cherokee
Bill has been sentenced to be hanged on
Tuesday, Sept. 10. Judge Parker's re-
marks were most severe, but they pro
duoed no effect on Cherokee Bill. He re.
piled mo. sir" TO the question IL he had
anything To- Say before sentence was
passed.
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Well Donei Mrs. Amick.

EUREKA Kss., Aug. IA james Ami ok
was shot and killed by Mrs Ella Amick,
his divorced wife, ten miles northeast OF
here, In the presence of Mrs. Amick' 8
brother and the latter's wife. Amick
had been threatening the woman, and
finally turned upon her with rawhide,
when she seized Winchester rifle and
fred
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Poor Outlook for Dspos,tors.

DENVER, Aug. l6-Earl NJ. Cranston,
assignee OF the Rocky Mountain Savings
bank, has made report which shows
shat the assets of the defunct bank
amount to $50 100 OF this amount $50 =
600 he reports not good. or the remain
ing $4,000 two men owe the bank on
their personal notes about onehalf.
They are Country Treasurer L. II. Wy.
CANT and County Judge X. w. Steele.
The aecuritY Is doubtful.
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National N.wspaper Convention.

New YORK, Aug. 14-The American
Newspaper Publishers association has
opened correspondence with newspaper
publishers throughout the United States
with a view TO national convention of
newspaper publishers a some central city
to consider questions affecting the manu-
facture Of print paper, In consequence
Of the recently organized paper manu-
facturers' trust
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Bank Property in a had WAY.

CINCINNATI, Aug A-Judgs ONeill
has rendered a decision that the CONNER
cial bank had been insolvent for months
before 1t closed and that all depositors
who could identify their money could re-
cover the same The court holds fur
ther that the bank was unlawfully CON-
Quoted and that the officers are liable for
violation of the law and the stock holders
Tor laeaaa
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Exports During Last Month.

WAsHINGToy. Aug ID "A statement
prepared by the bureau Of statistics, treas
ury department., gives the amounts Of the
principal articles Of export during the
month OF July rs follows: Mineral oils
"a, g2, 903; July last year. e.. 9S5. 792. Cot
ton, 1898, l79; last year. So, ILL., $50 Bread
stuffs, sS,5OO,9l3; last year, Is, 1873 593.
Provisions, GA 024, 6SS; last year, $l4, 7S5,
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Tore On. Man All tn Pieces.

Mt. STERLING, KY, Aug. l3-The boiler
at John Hines sawmill at Cedar Grove,
this county, exploded, killing Hines. his
son, and Engineer Smith, and danger
ously wounding A. j. Downs. Hines
body was torn all TO pieces, part Of 1t be-
ing found eighty feet from where the ex-
plosion occurred
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One Politician Kills Another.

JACKSON. Miss, l0-Hon. L. Dabpey
Marshall of Vicksburp, member of the
state legis lature and nominee for state
senator. shot aud killed Mr.. Dinkins, a
politician. The shooting occurred a,
Brandon, fifteen miles from here Mar
shall claims that Dinkins had vilely
slandered him.
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at his residence at
West Meade, six
miles west OF this
city at y o'clock
yesterday after
noon in the Gath
year OF his age,
of consumption.
J dge jackson
had been in fall
ing health for the
past four years,
but IL had been
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YeIlow Fever at New York.

New YORK, Aug. IA Health Officer
Doty discovered symptoms of yellow fever
In the illness of one OF the saloon passen-
gers detained at quarantine on the ar
rival OF the Ward line steamer Seneca.
The man is an American citizen who has
been in Cuba for some months
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Tuesday, Aug. Is.

At the funeral Of the late Justice Jack.
son, Of the supreme court, among those
present were Chief Justice Fuller and
Justice Brewer. The interment was at
Belle Meade six miles from Nashville.
The Watertown IN. Y. Steam Engine
company has voluntarily increased wages
10 per cent to 200 men.
A fire which did damage amounting to
between 1850, 0OO and >400, 0J0 started in
the big five-story building occupied by
Brown 81 Bailey as paper box manufac-
tory, at Philadelphia, and before the
flames had been gotten under control the
big gas fixture establishments Of Buck 81
Co., adjoining, and dozen dwellings
which surrounded the two factories, were
laid in ashes.
Next Friday and Saturday the Brother
hood of Locomotive Engineers will cee-
brate the thirty second anniversary OF the
organization of the order In Pittsburg.
A San Francisco paper says "a number
OF eastern capitalists are in that city at
work on scheme to reclaim the Colorado
desert by turning the waters OF the Color
ado river over the vast territory.
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DEATH OF A JURIST.
JUSTICE JACKSON OF THE Ma
TIONAl SUPREME COURT.

He succambs to the Destroyer Consump-
sbon IN Bis s'xiy- Fourth Yssr-Last Of
no'ai service the Hearing Of ths Income
Tsx Cases.
NASHVILLE. Aug. 8-Hon. Howell Ed
munds jackson, associate justice of the
supreme court of the United States, died
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Suicide Of a Prominent Attorney.

SPENCER, Ia. Aug. l4.-C. III. Hender-
sbott, prominent attorney, committed
suicide by shooting. The cause IL attrib-
uted to his being short with an eastern
loan company. He had lived In Spencer
for years and no one suspected such .
thing.
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BIG strike of Tin Ore.

SILVER CLIFF, Colo, Aug. IA big
strike of tin ore near Willett's gold camp
Is reported. Tests show that it runs %
DER cent. tin.
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SARATOGA. n. Y, Aug. 4-August
Belmont paid GO, 900 for Hsnry sof Ma
varre and "a, b0O for Dorian.
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THE MARKETS.
New YORK financial.
country,
New York. Aug. IL.

New YORK. Aug IL.
Money call easy nj l per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 30 oiSz per cent.
Sterling exchange strong. with actual bus
mess in baaKers' Ills at 4yJte LtN'N for
demand aud 4S9 q b +saa4 for sixty day. posted
rates 4sO Gisl: comn-rcis bills +SS54
Silver certificates 6aQD6714: no sales; bar sill
We 6634. Mexican dollars, 53I4.
United States z vernment bonds steady;
new 4's reg, l2lsz; do. coupons, FAX; IS reg.
ll5; SIS coupons. lis; rs req, LIZ; "a coup
ons, liza: rs reg, y6It; Pacific o's OF %, 100
bid.
Chicago Grain aud Produce
CHICAGO. Aug. ID
Following were the quotations on the
Board OF Trate today: Whest August,
opened 6,16c. closed 16c: Septssa Der, opensd
65Izc. closed oJszc Dec cmber. opened 6TJsc.
closed 6sl6c. Corn-August. nominal. closed
Ssc; September opened S6lsc, closed $50;
December, opened Bic, closed 3istc; May.
Opened Sls4c. closed S2,Sc. Oats-August,
nominal, osed i9l4c; september. open cd
10. closed l91Sc; Ma,, opened S3o. closed
1880. Pork-September, opened $500
closed $952ls; January, opened Sl0. l7l<, Iossd
sl0l2ySl Lard - September, opened s6O2ts.
closed $o.O2,s.
10; extra DAIRY, l619c; packing stock, Ga
sc. EEgs-Fre>h stock. loss of, lie per
dozen. Live poultry-Spr ng chickens. Toe
per 10; hens, s1ac ROSTERS. 5G5Isc; tur-
keys, sGSc; ducks, S0lOc; geese. ~. O0A
Az per doz. Potas oes-Ohio. 81 1d8c,per bu.
New apples c1Sl.6O per Dbl Honey
White clover, l-los ctions, new stock, 1870
lac; brown comb lOBl2c; dark comb. poor
packages, &c: strained California 5416c.
Chicago Live stock.
CHICAGO, Aug. ID.
Live Stock-Prices st the Union Stock
yards today ranged as follow: Hogs-Est-
mated receipts for the day, l3UW sale,
ranged At S32JU4 80 pigs. $40 QD5l5 light
s4.2,U435 rough packing, $40 14O mix ID.
and 81. 40Q+SJ heavy psc Sing an shipping
lots.
Cattle-Estimatsd receipts for the day.
5,0n; quotations ranged at $3.50 tD6.05 choice
10 extra shipping steers, A71GL5. ~ good t.
choice do, 81 lbd4.s5 fair to good. SSoJ1405
comm N To medium do, sS+OG3 - butchers
steers, S.40D3Oj stocKers s3.sJtDi.0 feeders
SL5OG37O COWS, ss.5JDl ~ heifer., s!.0JI3.sI
bulls, S2.6oG4 - Texas steers $I3i6t47O west
ern range steers. and sS.jOGj. 20 yea, calves.
ep-Estimated receipts for the day
1900; sales ranged at Ss.3J13.75 westerns
s2.tOG3.6j Texans sL759L75 natives aud 500
G5s5 lambs
Milwaukee Grain.
MILWAUKEE Aug ID
Wheat-No. spring. U6I4c; No 1 hoitb-rn
zoe: september. 66Ar. Corn - No. Ssloc
Oats-No. white, 23c; No. white 22a
2s91c. Barley-No :. sc: samples, 80 $50 Rye
No !. 451ac.
~. LOUIS Grain.
ST.. LOUIS Aug. l3
Wheat-Cash. o634c; options lower; August
e7lsc; September. 65tac; December. oes4rt
1880. Corn-Cash Bic; August, s5c; sep
TENDER. 365tc December. Z5ssc Oats-Cash
and August, Ice; September, 1850; May, 2gJk
G23c.
Toledo Grain.
TOLEDO Aug H.
Wheat-CaSl nd AtaCr
Der, 1lssc: December, s2,zc asked; May,
76s4c asked; No. soft CSC nominate. Corn
Cash. Nc; September. seS Osts-Cssh. spl<;
August, 20Jzc.
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81 LOUIS. Aug. 10
Wheat-Cash. o634c; options lower; August,
61lsc; September. 65lac; December 69s19t
1880. Corn-Cash, Bic; August, Bic; Sep
TENDER. 361tc; December. Z5ssc. Oats-Cssh
and August Ice; September. 1850; May, 22Js
Q23c.
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TOLEDO Aug. IL.
wheat-Cash aud Augu,t 7iIsc; septem.
Der, Use: December. s2,4c asked; May.
76szc asked; No. 3 soft. CSC nominate. Corn
Cash. acc September. ssS Osts-Cash. s,l<;
August 20Izc.
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CHICAGO. Aug. Is.

MILWAUkkE, Aug. To- 4
Wheat-No. spring, U6I4c; No l northern.
zoe: september. 664r. Corn No. Ssloc
Oats-No. white, 23c; No. white 22d
2a1c Barley-No :. sc; samples, 80 $50 Rye
No /. 45Iac.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-21
A STEADY MARKET.
THE LEADING DEPARTMENTS OF
TRADE FAIRLY ACTIVE.

spirits Turpentfne in Good Demand
aud Firm at the EccIIne-RaSin
Firm, With n steady Inquiry-Cot-
ton stn Dull, With sales Merely
NominaI-The Security Market Ac-
tive and AdvancinS-other Mar
kets steady and UNCHANGED.
Savannah, June 20.-There was consid-
cradle activity in tho spirits turpentine
market. at 2GSic a gallon, while rosin
was in fair demand at the current quota
tons. There was very little doing in
cotton. with the market duh and I'M
changed. In securities. Southwestern Z
per cent. stock rose TO IS bid. Central C
per cent. certificates, , to 2Sis bid. Chat
ham Bank stock. y to 40 bid. Germania
Bank stock. y to 1919 bid. Savannah and
Atlantic railway first mortgage 6 per
cent. bonds dropped 10 points to 20 bid
The Wholesale malIets were fairly active
with prices steady and unchanged. The
following resume of the different markets
viii show the tone and the quotations at
the close to-day: