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fiction or to say the least, exaggerated.
The Cincinnati Price Current which Is a
recognized authority in matters agricul-
tural set a rest i'm measure the con-
Fiction IN advances Of spring wheat Its
summary merely stated that spring wheat
was in good condition, but that was sur
iicient to convince a large portion of the
trade that things were not so bad as some
reports indicated. The country and outside
are still holding off and the market Is
therefore in the hands or spectators ana
professionals. who most generally incline
to the short side. Early cables from
England and the continent were lower
Our opening was q to lac under yester
days close. Selling at the decline brought
values down to puts where the hrst re-
was recovered during the day, but at the
close a depreciation OF l0l1sc from yes
terday was noted in September the active
speculative option. September wheat OPEN
ed from G6ssc to CSC sold between 665s and
65Ssc, closing at 66isd66Ac. Cash wheat was
lie per bushel lower.
Corn-If anything was necessary TO con-
vince doubters is to the condition OF grow
ing corn, the Price Current summary to
those who have faith in that publication,
should have furnished the argument II Is
certain that the statement Of that journal
that corn was progressing favorably had
considerable influence. The weakness OF
wheat also contributed to the lack OF
strength in this market. Trade was quiet,
however, and after an early break there
was not enough energy In prices to produce
Corn opened from 44a4 to i4l4c. and de-
cined to 4S7sc, closing at A3sc-1c under
yesterday. Cash corn was lc lower per
bushel.
Oats-Through the heaviness Of wheat
and corn, oats were lower. Business pre-
scented no distinctive characteristics nor
was there any feature to the news. Oper-
atoms were mostly local and limited both
as to the number Of orders and to their
size. September closed 15G3sc under yester-
day. Cash oats were very weak and 112c
per bushel lower.
Provisions-Nothing of an extraordinary
| nature was noted in the product market.
| An advance of &c In live hogs gave an air
! of steadiness to initial trading but seeing
/ all the grains lower induced traders TO sell
rather freely and prices declined. A later
| recovery took place, the offerings APP
! pearing a trihe restricted At the close
pork was 1212c higher than Yesterday; Sep
TENDER lard &c higher, and September ribs
| 2i4G5c higher. Domestic markets We're
| quiet.
| Leading futures ranged as follows:
| Opening Highest Lowest. closing.
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THE MARKETS QUIET.
LITTLE DOING IN THE LEAD
ING DEPARTMENTS.

.,s. for spirits Turpentine nc BE-
-, Wednesdays Marketed slow
D.n,and for Resin at the Current
r-,ceS-COttOn Quiet, But steady,
with no sales RepOrted-Transac
.,ons Dull in Securities-Other
MARKETS quiet and steady.
s.,snnah. July ls.-The leading depart
-.--s to-day were quiet and devoid of fea-
-, spirits turpentine was in demand.
~. buvers were bidding &c below yester-
s.,,s prices. No sales were reported at the
slime. Rosin was in slow demand at the
...-r-nt prices, and the impression was
IA some grades would be sold of. In Sc
,-i-ics there was a let up in the demand
-.l very little business done. The whole
e.is markets were quiet and steady. The
tr5wing resume Of the different markets
atil show the tone and quotations at the
close to-day:
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Per Central railroad. July 1s.-3 cars
wood / car meat. 30 cars melons, l car
slaves, 1 car hay, 10 casks clay, $50 tons
pig iron, 542 pkgs mdse, 2.509 bbls rosin,
S07 bbls spirits turpentine.
Per Savannah. Florida and Western
railway July 1S.-7 cars melons, 6,165
crates vegetables, 207 bbls vegetables, 1,010
bbls fruit, 3,Sl1 bbls rosin. 1902 bbls spir-
it's turpentine. l car phosphate. 3 cars
cedar logs, cars pig iron, cars clay,
car lard, IA cars lumber, 9 cars wood,
cars meat. ] car lubricating oil, car
lard cars -four, l car cross ties, car
castings, ! car r material, 80 cases beef,
cars mdse, 20 bales wool, 70 bdls hides.
Per Charleston and Savannah railroad,
July 1S-3 cars wood, cars bbls. l car
meal, cars machinery, ! car brick,
cars mdse. bales wool.
Florida Central and Peninsular rail-
road, July Isl car buggies. ] car sugar,
car household goods, l car furniture, !
cars naphtha, 8 cars naval stores, cars
vegetables 10 cars melons. 9 cars mdse.
/ car grain.
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GRAIN. PROVISIONS. ETC.

New York, July 1s.-Flour dull winter
wheat, low grades, 81. 60Ga20; winter wheat
fair to fancy, SO 40q3.90; patents $41Od4. Isl
Minnesota, clear, $S:00GS:30; patents, $3.50
G45O low extras, $260G3.20; city mills
SAILS; patents, $40; southern flour dull and
weak; common to fair extra. $2.S0u3. TO-
quiet and easier; No. red store and ele-
vator, 69a4c; afioat, T05sc; options were fair
ly active and opened at q decline of 112c
rallying &c, declined and closed steady at
Ic below vest erday; July, $3.50; August
693Lc; September, 70lkc; October, 70Ac; De-
cember 72Ac; May, 153sc. Corn active and
lower; No 2,4S$4c elevator; 1874 afloat; OPP
tions declined lsc. rallied sc and closed
firm at 7sc below yesterday with trading
dull; August 4S5sc; September, 49Ac; May
42Kc Oats fairly active and frmer; op-
TENDER, 2694c; spot No. 2 2Sa4 a29c; No. 2
mixed western, 30c. Hay strong and quiet;
shipping, 65d7Oc; good to choice. g0c0s1.0O
Wool fairly active and firm; domestic
fleece 15622c: pulled, 15U34c. Beef dull;
family, 81 00M13.00; extra mess, $500; beef
hams quiet at $500; tierced beef quiet and
firm; city extra India mess, $16.50617O0
Cut meats strong with light supply; pick
led bellies, 714M7hc; shoulders, &c; hams,
9A010c. Lard, frmeri western steam. 6.55c;
September G. 65c; July, 6.55c nominal; re-
fined quiet; continent &c: South America,
1850; compound 4M60Ac. Pork in mod
crate demand and firm; mess, $12. 25@130O.
Butter fancy. firm and in fair demand;
state dairy, 11Ml612: creamery, lie; western
dairy 9Ad13c; Elgins, lie. Cotton seed oil
quiet and firm; crude, % bid; yellow prime,
26c: yellow prime, off grades, 2524c bid Pc
troieum nominal. Rice firm and unchang-
ed Molasses firm, in fair demand and I'M
changed. Peanuts quiet. Coffee dull and
unchanged to Is points up; September
Il. Csc: December 14.6oc; March, 1440c: spot
Rio duh and steady. No. Z. 15l2c. Sugar.
raw, quiet and steady; fair refining, 27sc;
centrifugals Sc test SIC; refined firm and
unchanged. Freights. Liverpool. quiet and
nominal; cotton. 1-16d; grain, I'D.
Chicago, July 49, noon.-The market
opened for wheat, July, 64ssc; corn, July
a37kc; pork September, $1070 lard Septem-
Der, S6.321k; ribs, September, s617h.
chicago, July 1S.-The action OF wheat to-
day would lead TO the belief that the
spring wheat crop damage stories were
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John W Foster speaks of Ii Hung
Chang as follows: Having been close to
Ii Hung Chang for several months, / am
able to say he is one Of the greatest men
that ever lived President Grant made
no mistake in the high estimate which he
put upon LIS ability and character. He
Is a statesman who would make his mark
in any country in the world through the
force Of his intellect. There are many able
men in China, and all their high officials
are men of great learning and most pol
ished manners. OF all those high in rank
III Hung Chang is the most liberal and
progressive, Notwithstanding the fact that
he had never been outside his own country
before he went 10 Japan to negotiate a
treaty OF peace"
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FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.

New York, July S.-Palmer & Frost
quote: Pears, sl.50l2.50; peaches. $500
225; watermelons, Sl000Gl700; fancy, $500
assoc; tomatoes. 50cd$l.0O.
New York. July 18-Apples and black
berries quiet and lower; peaches in more
Pears and plums quiet. Grapes fairly ac-
tive. Tomatoes irregular in quality and
prices Cucumbers dull. Muskmelons, bar
rel, sl.0014.00; do basket, 75cQ$2O0; plums,
wild goose, carrier, $l.25d1.75; do do case,
5c075c botan, carrier, I.00Gl75; Florida
grapes, case, 81 J0d13.00; Georgia, basket
20125c; pears. LeConte barrels
81 .00d3.OO; crate, 40Q65c; water
melons hundred, $S.0OM1S 90: car
load, S50.0oa1175.0O: peaches, carrier 5Ocd
81 100: crate, 40G75c: do basket, 2O13Oc; egg
plant. Florida, Il barrel, Sl.0oN1.50; barrels,
S2.OOd3.00.
Cincinnati. July 1s.-Apples. s1dl.25 per
barrel. Fancy early harvest, $2.O0Q2.50 per
barrel. Peaches, Georgia, 1.0001.2j for
prime; Sl506I1 u for fancy; California
sl.35 per box. Pears-New early harvest
s2.75g3.0O per barrel: California, bartIetts,
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OCEAN FREIGHTs.

Cotton-Market quiet. Rates quoted are
per 100 pounds. Direct-Boston, per bale,
81 25; New York, per bale, S1.0O; Philadel-
phia, per bale, S1.O0: Baltimore, per bale,
M.O0.
Lumber-By Sail-Freights are steady at
ruling rates. Foreign business is more or
less nominal. The rates from this and
nearby Georgia ports are quoted at $3.50
$50, for range including Baltimore and
Portland, Me. Railroad ties, base "A feet,
Ice. Timber rates, 5Cc;d$1OO higher than
lumber rates. To the West Indies and
Windward, nominal; to Rosario, $l2.oo@
1900; Buenos Ayres and Montevideo, $4,000
ii 90; to Rio Janeiro $14.O0; to Spanish and
Mediterranean ports, 11.3041l. 80; to United
Kingdom for orders nominal for lumber,
4-pound, IS standard.
By Steam-To New York, 500; TO Phila-
delphia, 800; to Boston, $500; to Baltimore
$500
Naval Stores-By Sail-The market is
quiet. Large sized, Cork for orders are
Sd As. Genoa. 2s 3dG3s Cd; Adriatic, Is 6d0l
IS cd. South America, rosin, Csc per barrel
of 2sO pounds, .Coastwise-steam-To Bos-
ton, lie per 100 pounds on rosin, soc on
spirits; to New York, rosin, SIC per 100
pounds spirits, SIC; to Philadelphia rosin
nc per 100 pounds. spirits soc; to Balti-
more rosin, 712c per 100 pounds, spirits zoe.
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Charleston, S. c.. July 1s-Arrived,
schooners Grace Andrews, johnson. Bal
timore; Wade Hampton, Reliea, Kingston,
ia.
Sailed, steamer Kate Fawcett (Br).
Turnbull, Ashepoo; schooner Warwick,
West, New York
Key West, Fla. July 1s.-United States
cruiser Raleigh left to-day under sealed
orders.
Fall River. July 1s.-Arrived, steam tug
boat VIM F. McCauley, towing schooner
Caroline c. Foss, with cargo OF lumber
from Savannah.
New Haven. July 16.-sailed. schooner
John l.. Treat, Greenlaw. Brunswick.
Providence, July 16.-Sailed, schooner
Harry Prescott, Gilman, Savannah.
Antwerp, July 14.-Arrived. steamer Iris
(Belg), Smit, savannah. via London.
Liverpool. July i6.-Sailed, bark Alert
CNor), Andersen, Savannah.
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$500 per box Plums, 25Gi5Oc per box: Cali
fornia, S1.75d20O per bushel: muskmelons.
fancy. Sl.506l.75 per crate: watermelOns.
S5O0dS00 for fair; Sl0.0UUl2.o0 per 100 for
fancy; sos. 00GI$l25.O0 per car load. Oranges,
Florida, $2J6aS.0 % for large: do per box.
49, 25I350 FOR small; California. navels,
$3.50 box; seedlings. 81. 75Q3.25 per box; Mes
sina, S2.25@2.75 per box.
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Wilmington. July 1s.-Rosin firm. strain
81. sl-lsiz; good strained. 81 Z2Is SPIRITS
VI VI penline steady; machine. .5stc: frreE-
1lar, zo1tc. Tar firm at 81 30 Crude tIir-
Pentine quiet hard. ID; soft. s.. 10; virgin.
New York. July 1s.-Rosin. dull and
lsauz. strained, common 10 good. sIS5q
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PASSENGERS.

Per steamship City of Augusta from
New York-Master George Johnston, Mrs
] w Johnston l. T Hubbell, r l. Lucas,
II T Weed. F y Scott w Towner and
lev w c Black, w V Hirsch, p II Berg
hemer. Cobb Rev S f Gale, John
Haurahan, A NJ Wey, w II Wet and five
steerage.
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RICE.

The market IS quiet. The following ouo-
taIlons are posted at the Board OF Trade.
Slean-Fer pound, fair, 3d3l.c: good az
Ngs544e. prime. 4l4Qi1zc; head. Sc, JOB lots.
Rough-45cQ$1-2 no per busheI.
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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-
tains are requested to call It the office.
Reports of wrecks and derelicts received
for transmission to the navy department.
For additional shipping news see other
columns.
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The Earl OF Dunraven. as Lord Adair,
was a Journalist. He went through sew
eral campaigns as a special correspon-
dent, and, as he himself remarked: II
was precious glad Of the money ] got,
too" He was at one time proprietor OF
the Opera Comique theater, and has al
ways interested himself in theatrical mat
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fading futures ranged as follows:
Opening. Highest. Lowest. Closing.

The cash quotations were as follows:
Flour-One round lot was taken for eX-
port Local trade was dull. The feeling was
easy, with prices favoring buyers. No
spring wheat, G4BQG77sc; No. 2 red, ga
Sac; No 2, corn, 449sc; No. oats 28lsI
23Ac. Mess pork, $40. 704lO.75; lard, $6,25;
short rib Sides Sc. 1OG615; dry salted
shoulders. $5.25@5.37l2; short clear sides,
S6.50u6. 62la; whisky, S1,4.
liberal receipts; winter patents, 8.75Q3S5;
fancy, SO. 40Q3.GO; family, S.05Q320; wheat,
fairly active; No. rec to arrive 6652u67l&c;
No. red, 640l65c. Corn. quiet; No. white
track, 46c; No. mixed 4512c; mixed ear
track, 46c. Oats inactive, light inquiry.
New mixed track, PC; Pork dull and un-
changed. Lard, weak. light demand; steam
leaf. 6%c: kettle lard, CSC; prime steam,
quiet and weak, at 6.15c. Bacon, dull, very
light demand; shoulders, 59se; loose snort
rib sides, csc; loose short clear sides,
SIC. Boxed meats Ac more; dry sailed
meats, dull, and weak; loose shoulders,
51sc; loose short ribs, SIC; loose short clear
sides. csc; boxed meats worth 12c more
Whisky, quiet, $123.
St. Louis, July 1s.-Flour dull and prices
unchanged Wheat lower; July. CSC; August
CSC; September, 6524c; December, G72lc.
Corn lower: July 39Ac; September, 40Ac;
December, Bic; May, &12c. Oats, lower;
July 25lzc; September, 2 III May 2S1sG251zc.
sos; choice, $40 Bacon, shoulders, CSC;
longs, exc; clear ribs, SIC; short clear, &c;
dry sailed meats, shoulders, SIC; longs.
csc; clear ribs. 615c; short clear. 6S4c. High
wines steady. at $1.23
Baltimore July 1S.-Flour weak and
lower: western super. s250M2. 75 do extra,
81. S0G3.25; do family, S3.306I5. 60; winter
wheat patents, S3.75d390; spring do $37OGD
$50; straight. $S.5O03.GO. Wheat steady al
the decline: No. red spot July and Au-
gust 6624 0D665sc; September, 6734M677sc; De-
cember, 701zM70&c; steamer No. red,
6234 GJ63c; southern by sample, 67469c; do
on grade, 63iaG6sc. Corn dull. lower;
mixed spot, 1914 n491Ac; July, 49c bid; Au-
gust, 4S4c asked: September, 4S12c asked;
Southern white, 50d5lc; yellow, 51d52c.
Oats firm: No. 2 white western, 32aS2lzc;
No 2 mixed do, 3OqS0zc; Rye quiet;
Grain freights quiet. Coffee steady, 1Gc.
Other articles unchanged.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVED YEsTERDAY.

Steamship City Of Augusta. Daggett
New York-C. q. Anderson. Agent.
Steamship Gate City. Googins, Boston
and Philadelphia. G, Anderson, Agent
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EXPORTS.

Per Norwegian ship Andvake, for Ham
burg 23H casks spirits turpentne, valued
at 1856 COS; 3435 barrels rosln, valued at
80 633; 50 barrels pitch, valued at $2l0 and
305 barrels rosin oil, valued at $1,72o, S. p.
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CLEARED Yesterday.

Steamship Gate City. Googins, Boston
C. G. Anderson. Agent.
Ship Andvake (Nor) Corneilinsen, Ham
burg-J. c. Andersen & Co.
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Government Bonds-United States IS,
registered ll2i&. United States As, coupons,
ll-1s; United States 3. registered, lOI-
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NAVAL STORES.

Spirits Turpentine-The market at the
Board of Trade at the opening was bulle-
tined firm at 2524c with reported sales of
$50 casks At the last CALL it was bulle-
tined firm at 25iac bid. There were no sales
reported a. the close.
Rosin-The market was rather quiet with
but little demand at the current prices. At
the Board of Trade at the first call the
market was bulletined firm and unchanged
with sales of 1877 barrels. At the close it was
buletined firm and unchanged with sales
Of 1896 barrels. The following were the Of
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SAILED YESTERDAY.
Schooner John r. Halliday, New York.
IL.
MEMORANDA.

Steamer Alpha, Finney. Beaufort-C
II. Medlock. Agent.
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Austin K. MyreS,
stock and Bond Broker,
ia Bryan Street,
Savannah, Ga.
correspondence Invited.
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The local market remained quiet and
lady with no transactions reported. At
M Cotton Exchange, the market was
.1uetiued quite and steady and unchanged.
The following We're the official spot quo
,fions at the close of the market at the
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SAM ROUTE.

Savannah. ArneriSus Montgomery
me Short Line TO konigOmsU Mobile NeW Orleans and
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Saptt sr bet moriomt at ran8Ie om'rtug
ara aneip. til auripe % "a fig tratttre
ut ujppe TT @iagict t 9;ausrucs hing
"a urDv'c o. b dc % 6)It diianere.
,5aUin cr BET norton gaa g}aujcl at qua;
{. fu,a,r Der blot iigsu Worgru oerplnl
zuo let man ON 9p.loeu i9 tituo.r ioa ing.
Eaar gattcrln luocr, o. Sara brrcs tone;
g}tu Rorgcuer %tonrrer; man Wagner ioa
tuna
Cont bar man paa QoUsoet III tongeii8
&roue.
3abif CT bet bcali8t at plele i'm arop;
Nten fG't cr Bet 7a1cr tetpda at tao op.
Sautit er oct lpItigt at ignuue fit @ias;
Mcu ont Norgcren 9Iemmcr man olc %
@lrOcr,
gidlr 5OmmsrmRHoeut boiler Salas.
5tlQtU mig min gtooer giuinr, al jea
grGoer.
"a, 7dgtn Oerpla sr en- 8lutItB Tag.
~! bOor 9uu'deu CT itcrt, % brOr Waucen
or iuus!
p. 5.
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-22
Beat 8too.
u. 0Nrtman's 6OrcOrNG on GloO.
mtWbrOcr i &NnrtiOeu - A0ria8,
6OrCbU90tiie % 0clbre0cIit.

81. 61rtmous Qr9eioreoroQ bliuer
lrit mco Inttresie al mango Guijnoc
9r'tre. st of ne meIt batimcliQe %
iutsrt5ionte 6OreOroo, ban n~o0cniinNr
bar Golot, por bans iiOfe 6orcorng Nh
&~,oOWen6eoer ON &onrcn, QoTtureu
i13Oc i bet @rieutli0c, at 9per &onr er
N.oOct bebYroet meo Samliu9er nf no
tRret Gtpi, ipm poelE90er 5OrOOietien,
iremtaloer Slpvbeo / 2eUeren, ouers
lester NDrerur, hporueo Der opItunr
llOroen / N}oucu % @(oopmtgbct.
Qenne Glu9cne3 Tjtitono itemtaIoer,
bUno non alminoeliQ faIoer &anrieber
&darmdIortu, uerpg3 llotemmelic,
IrrtbeO, &IpoiortOfnin9 o. me0et ous
oct. lluocrtiOeH fiber 8aticnten al
@aloelple, 9D5pepjjn rg 5~oritoppclic;
uuoertlocu ct ban iUus, ncrup3 o. necs
trDtt; % oernGit fan ban b0pe llObruo,
Sploer % onore 8loOip9ocmme. 6poo
oct eno CT, Norio0eu cr osn iamne -
uotGreoe SOmIin9cr | 8lOoet.
Sutet er mere i0n0t moenior gR0es
piOenitaben3 OmrnlOc, emo at en- SIR
meo Pe-ru-na tlOl9 pao &oarcn fulos
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-22

SIGgiGr0i9t. pan: "2(tio uil IN
Urre tiO9ers emo ie9!"
9Un: "Nao, bet mon on ialbcs ct
Deficient Cuitc."