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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-06-27
District Averages.

Observations taken at Savannah, June
20, 1885, s p. m, at the same moment of
time at all stations for the Morning
News:
Boston, t p. W sw, TO- clear.
New York city. 70 w, v 6, cloudy.
Philadelphia, rs, W SW, s, pity cloudy
washington city I. 20, W sW, light,
partly cloudy
Norfolk t as, W p, V 6, cloudy.
Hatteras, / IS, W NE, 8, clear.
Wilmington, 81, " sW, light. partly
cloudy.
Charlotte t Is, NE, light cloudy.
Atlanta, t 30, W NV, v s. partly cloudy.
Savannah, IS, " s, 8, clear.
Jacksonville, 50. " SW. 10. partly
cloudy.
Jupiter, Is, v S. light. clear.
Key West, 50, " E. s, clear
Tampa, 81, W NV, V 8, partly cloudy.
Montgomery, t 30, W S. v light, clear.
Vicksburg, { &c, W s., light, clear.
New Orleans, t "a, " S, light.
Galveston 81, W s, v 10, clear.
Corpus Christi t's4, " 2, Y 10. clear.
Memphis &C. W w, ' light, raining.
Cincinnati, 50, W N, V 8, clear.
Pittsburg, "A, W MY, v 6.
Chicago, 68, " Sc, Y light, partly cloudy.
Marquette, 70, " So, '. light, clear.
Davenport, a. W NV, v s. cloudy.
st. Louis, IS, W N, 6, raining.
Kansas City, Ga, " y, Y light, raining.
North Platte, { es, 8, 10. cloudy.
Dodge City, y, " SD, 6, partly cloudy.
Oklahoma, Y, " SW, y, raining.
Standardization, Oh inch; New York
City, 70; Washington City, o. Char
lotte, IA; Jacksonville, 49, Key West. .O6.
Tampa, trace; Montgomery, trace; New
Orleans, %; st. Louis, Of; Kansas CITY
10; Dodge City, OIL Oklahoma a.
William NJ. Dudley
Observer Weather Bureau
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.

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WE ARE NOW OFFERING FOUR
beautiful lots at the Isle of Hope 'front.'
ing the river; dwellings on two; the others
vacant; map at office, III Bay street. l. ID.
g. X. ID. LaRoche.
FOR SALE. CHEAP, NICE COTTAGE.
near depot, Pineora, Ca. Address S. c.
Elkins.
TIMES ARE HARD, BUT JUST AS
many people want homes now as ever;
you can buy cheap lots, beautifully sit
uated, with all modern improvements;
your own terms. See w. X. Wilkinson.
FOR SALE, MAGNIFICENT LOTS
on street: cash or on time For further
particulars apply to Henry Sack or /. ID.
& r. d. LaRoche. Ill Bay street.
LATHROP WARD LOTS, WITH ALL.
modern conveniences; beautifully stu
ated; low prices easy terms see me or
drop a card and / will call. W. X. VIII
kinson.
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oats presented no reason for gratihca-
ION 70 hoiders or buyers. but on the con-
trary. were decidedly disarnoin-ire F,,-s,,
me most sangulne bulls profess 10 see
nothing N the situation from this grain
on which 10 found n promise OF improve
ul-ht IN values September oats closed &c
easy.
PROVISIONS We're in a condition almost
stagnant- The tone was between steady
ana easy all morning, but so little business
Was transacted that fluctuations were
slow and without decision As me session
proceeded prices saggei from lack OF sup
port The close was 2iac under yester-
gay FOR September pork ana ribs, ana Toe
lower for September lard
Leading futures ranged as follows.
Opening. Highest. Lowest Closing
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miles sou-h OF Cape Race. on May 70 df-
teen berss were seen iu a radius Of rs
miles, thes largest one being % feet in
length and IS feet in hight Conception
bay, which makes a pocket in the New
feundlaud coast which catches the ice as
q drifts down from the north. was packed
with bergs. Between Cape Spear and Cape
hdce 100 nerEs were seen. many OF them
apparently grounded on the coast Twelve
miles south of Cape Race four large bergs
were seen in "a group.
The friends 81 capt. simpson OF the bark
Mistetoe, VIII be glad 90 know OF his safe
arrival az Santos. June l9 The Mistletoe
sailed from this port. April l0. with a ear
go OF pitch pine lumber. Cant. SIMPSONS
vie accompanied him on tho voyage.
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PORT PARAGRAPHS.
Maritime Matters of Local and GEN
eraI Interest.

Maritime Matters of Local and Gem
eraI Interest.
The Savannah schooner Hilda, Cant
Rines, which went to sea Thursday night
for Baltimore, carried 4S1, g21 feet of pitch
pine lumber The cargo was shipped bv
Dixon, Mitchell & Wells.
The schooner Gov. Hall, Capt. willis
cleared yesterday for Perth Amboy with
12.10O railroad crossties, measuring $4,000
superficial feet The cargo was shipped
by Dixon, Mitchell and Wells.
The schooner Island City, Capt Harvey,
cleared and sailed yesterday for Whining
ton, Del, with ,2O2 feet of pitch pine
lumber. Dixon, Mitchell & Wells were
the shippers.
The schooner yacht Siren, which was
damaged by running aground during the
race at Charleston last week, was. yes
terday, towed here by the tug Thomas
Morgan of Charleston. The schooner is
leaking, and will be hauled out on WIZ
links marine railway for repairs.
Capt. Fisher Of the steamship Kansas
City, at this port, reports having spoken
the brig Robert Dillon last Wednesday
off Hatteras. The Dillon is from Norfolk
having sailed June II with a cargo OF
The schooner Chauncey E. Burk, Capt
Townsend, cleared yesterday for Phlla-
delphia. Her cargo consisted Of 63O,3i3
feet of pitch pine lumber. of which 33O, 1863
feet was shipped by E. B. Hunting & Co
ISL, 900 feet by Dixon. Mitchell & Wells
and 1880 feet by the Georgia Lumber
Company.
While the schooner chauncey E. Burk
was being shifted yesterday. afternoon to
allow the schooner J. S. Deering to get
into the berth at the Georgia Lumber
Company's dock, her main boom caught
against the side of the Norwegian bark
Australia and broke in half The accl-
dent will delay the Burk a day or two
She was ready to go to sea.
One hundred and twenty-seven icebergs,
of all sizes and shapes, were passed on
the banks Of Newfoundland by ohe steam
er Patapsco Capt. Gray. which arrived
at Baltimore Wednesday. This is
the largest number of beres re-
ported this year. The Patapsco
passed through ice for three hundred
miles, from 48 degrees 30 minutes north
and As degrees % minutes west to twelve
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eelS LEee OK enaEse IA uileu states NY
geographic office in custom house Cap
ta.ns are requested 10 call az the Office.
Reports Of wrecks and derelicts received
Tor transmission TO the navy department
washington. June 2l-Notice is given by
the Lighthouse Board that on or about
July .. 1895. light vessel No IS will be re-
placed on her station IN Long Island
Sound, on COrnheld Point, in l62 feet OF
water, about midway OF and IS mile ; Of
Long Sand Shoal, and relief light vessel
No %, temporarily marking the station,
will be withdrawn.
No changes have been made in light yes
sci No 4S as TO characteristics Of lights,
fog signal or general appearance.
The following reports are published in
the Photographic Bulletin, issued June
"a:
1ii9-S-June 22-Work has begun on the
wreck of barge Andrew Jackson, sunk in
Gedney channel between buoys E and
= s. The plant will be anchored near the
wreck until il is removed 1t will be prop
erly lighted. and vessels are requested 10
give it wide berth.-Notice by the u 5
Engineer Office. L 5 Army, New York.
Numerous icebergs are stin reported
near the southeast extremity of New
fOundland. Fog has prevailed I'm the ice
region. The southernmost reports of ice
were those Of steamers La Bretagne (Fr),
on June ]. and Virginia (Gep, on the 18th,
both in the western division.
June Lat AZ 81. Ion "a Is. passed an ice
berg about 30 feet high.-La Bretagne
or $50, Rupc.
June 13-Lat AZ 20, lon 50 20. passed a
small berg--Nirginia Ger ss), Won Basse-
WITT.
Steamer Alaska Br). True. from Glas-
gov for Tilt Cove. n r, was damaged by
ice i'm Ion 81 before arrival In port on June
10 She was surrounded by ice and car
ried 10 miles north, to st Michaels. Labra-
dor A change OF wind then carried her
f1rniG Island arriving u ST Tnhng
it was found that two plates were broken,
one CRACKED and two frames cracked.
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FOR SALE, ONE LADIES WAVERL,Y
safety bicycle, used but a short time and
in perfect order Messenger, News Office
FOR SALE. CREAM, BUTTER AND
curds delivered In any part of the city.
The butter from this dairy Is hrst-class
and guaranteed as good as ever brought
here; fresh every day. Vale Royal Dairy
Telephone COS.
Cypress SHINGLES AND PILES;
we are now selling cypress shingles at the
low prices OF 3lzo and SO per thousand; ,
on car load lots. Can also furnish
cypress piles IN any quantity on short no.
tice prices on application. Vale Royal
Manufacturing Company
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EXPORTS.

Per schr Hilda, for Baltimore-4Sl. $40
feet pitch pine lumber-Dixon, Mitchell g.
Wells.
Per schr Gov Hall, for Perth Amboy-
12,100 railroad crOssties, measuring 442 900
superficial feet-Dixon, Mitchell & Wells.
Per schr Chauncey e Burk, for Phila-
delphia--63O3 43 feet of pitch pine lumber.
of which $4,000 feet by Dixon, Mitchell &
Wells; 390,363 feet by e b Hunting & Co,
and 1880 feet by the Georgia Lumber
Company.
Per schr Island City, for Wilmington,
Del-291, 202 feet pitch pine lumber-Dixon,
Mitchell a. Wells
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lbr. from Halifax for Liverpool. before
reported wrecked az 81 Shotts. y r. Is
q total loss. Little or no salvage. Steam
er Grand Lake has been sent 20 81 Shots
% enueavor 20 save some or the cargo.
me Capulet's passengers have arrived
here. aud those bound for Liverpool can
proceed on steamer Carthegeulau. now
due al 8 johns. from Philadelphia
Pensacola. juno Ozark Maria CRusl
Ii-drichsen, hence 18th for Havre. return
en- to-day on account OF Of the crew re-
tusing duty when the vessel had got out
about . miles. They have been landed
and failed
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no ANSWER ron oFFENsEs.
Indictments by the superior Court
Grand Jury.

A"t-tt AAtNAts ny the superior court
Grand Jury.
The grand jury OF the superior court
found the following true bills az its session
yesterday afternoon;
Watson Dillon and Richard I.angle.
burglary. entering an clubhouse belonging
to Theodore NJ. Etting and Reuben Fitting
on June Is. and stealing thevefrom lot of
carpenters tools.
II. II. Morgan, carrying a concealed wea-
pom. Jan. 20. This was case IN which as
sault with intent TO murder was charged
and no bin found
In the case OF Evelyn S. Shepherd vs..
George Shepherd libel for divorce a Sec
ond verdict and decree for total divorce
day.
In the divorce case Of Edward J. sey-
mour vs.. Louisa L. Seymour. am order was
taken TO perfect service by publication.
The certiorari case OF Mrs ID. c. Ny
erson VS.. -. +. Bu0kner was ordered back
= the Justice court for a new hearing.
and an order granted assessing the costs
IN the superior court against the defend
ant.
The grand jury Of the city court was
TO have met at 10 O'Clock yesterday. but
Judge Norwood did not return from At
lanta. It VIII meet at / o'clock to-day
TO receive the reports from its different
committees and transact such other
business as may come before IT, 1t will
make up its final presentments and adj
Journ for the term on Monday.
Inc petty criminal business OF the city
court VIII also be disposed of to-day.
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MARITIME MIsCELLANY.

( Steamship Kansas City, from New York
for Savannah reports that on June "a. at
m, off Hatteras passed brig Robert
Dillon, bound south, wished to be reported
. Baltimore, June 24-Bark Edward May
from New York for Honolulu, before re-
ported by British steamer Urbino as leak
ing at sea, was again seen June Is. by
British steamer Vedamore, from Liver
pool. The May signalled that she was re-
turning leaking. She was in lat Al % lon
5S 23 with all sails set, and steering as
close to westward as wind would permit
ON the AFTERNOON of the same day a fresh
gale came out from WsW, vesring in the
night to WNW.
Gloucester Mass, June 23-Schr Mary
story was run down By steamer John Wise
of Rockport to-day and the schooners
bowsprit was carried away. She also re-
ceived damage forward.
st Johns, N +, June 24-Steamer Capulet
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Steamship Kansas City, Fisher, New
York-C G Anderson, Agent.
Schr Gov Hall, Willis, Perth Amboy-
c w Howard & Co.
Schr Chauncey E Burk, Townsend, Phil
adelphia--C w Howard & Co.
Schr Island City, Harvey, Wilmington,
Del-Dixon, Mitchell & Wells.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

SAVANNAH, Saturday, June q, 1896.
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gun rises .4.O3
sun SblS fsUf
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High water at F't Pulaski 9:39 am, 1852 pm.
High water at Savannah 1929 am, 1852 pm
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The time ball on Cotton Exchange drops
u m, 18th meridian.
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.Chauncey z. Burk, 81 tons, Townsend,
cid lumber, Philadelphia w Howard
& Co.
lumber, Philadelphia-C W Howard &
Co
Gov Hall, $50 tons, Willis, cid Baltimore-C
w. Howard & Co.
lumber for Baltimore-C w Howard &
Co.
A. D. Lamson, 42s tons, Smith, ldg lumber,
Philadelphia-C. ". Howard & Co.
Harriet G. Kerlin, 49l IONS, Coverdale, dis
coal--C. w. Howard & Co.
Emily F. Northam, Si6 tons, Johnson, ldg
lumber, Philadelphia-C. W. Howard &
Co.
Jennie Thomas, 657 tons, ldg lumber Bal
timore-Dixon, Mitchell & Wells.
J. E. duBignon, 5i5 tons, Turner, dis coal
Master
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamship VIM Crane, James, Baltimore
j J Carolan, Agent.
Steamer Star. Strange, Bluffton-D ]
Murphy, Agent.
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Steamer Gov Stafford strobhar, Beaufort
and returned-D Murphy, Agent
Steamer Katie, Bevill, Augusta and way
landings-W Z Gibson, Manager.
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SHIPS.
Familien (sv

Familjen (swd), 1910 tons, Oberg, ldg
naval stores, Europe-Dahl & Andersen.
Thor CNor), los tons, Andersen, ldg naval
stores, Europe-Dahl 81 Andersen.
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PASSENGERS.

Per steamship VIM Crane, from Balti-
more-Dr II Rounce, DR. l. West Mrs
e Herbert. L Herbert. I f Bowles. n n
ColQuit w Edwards, Miss NJ Haber-
sham, Geo J Old.
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List of Vessels in the Port of savan-
nah June 20.
STEAMSHIPS

Kansas City, 2,164 tons, Fisher. New York
&C G Anderson, Agent.
VIM Crane, 989 tons. James, Baltimore
] Carolan, Agent.
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

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FOR RENT, OFFICE 65 BULL
street; immediate possession. Apply 10
George w. Owens, 124 Bryan street.
FOR RENT, FROM OCT. 1ST, FLOOR
and cellar, northwest corner of Bryan and
fre-prOOf vault Apply to H. Rlun
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WANTED SALESMAN; SALARY
from start; permanent place. Brown Bros.
Co, Nurserymen, Rochester, N. y.
SIDE LINE - GOOD SALESMAN CAN
secure protected route, with free samples,
(woght 20 pounds, cost 500. from high
rated old establishment Amounts large.
CONS. average SIS TO SOS weekly. Facto-
ry =. O. 1871. New York.
WANTED. MEN WHO WILL WORK
for SIS a month salary, or large commits
sion, selling staple goods by sample to
dealers: experience unnecessary. House
hold Specially Company 79 West Fourth
street Cincinnati, O.
sALEsMEN-ONE IN EVERY STATE
to sell our cigars on credit. Samples good
pay expenses and exclusive territory to
proper applicants. Address T.. o. Box 1854
New York City.
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nMrLoYMnNT WANTED.

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WANTED, SITUATION, BY COLOR
cd woman, as chambermaid or nurse to
children; best references. Address Ellen
care News.
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GRAIN. PROVISIONS. ETC.

GRAIN, PROVISIONS, ETC.
New York, June 26-Flour dull and
weak; winter wheat low grades, $1,000
200: do fair to fancy, 81 45Q3. As; do pat
ents, S350d3.S0; Minnesota clear, 81. 400
2.90; patents, $3.15G4.2O; low extras, $1.700
2.55 Southern -four dull and easy and
unchanged. Wheat, spot market dull;
7s@ssc lower, with options closing firm;
options were fairly active, irregular and
weak at h6%c decline; June-July, 61%c;
August, 62c; September, 62Ac. Corn, spots
duh and easter; No. 2, 1890 elevator; 34slc
afioat; options were dull and weak at
sc decline; June, 33a4c; July, 33Ac; Sep
TENDER, 34l5c. Oats, spots quiet; mixed
firm; options dull and steady, 1sc up;
July 207sc; August, 20ssc; September.
20ssc; spot No. 2, 22lsc do white, 23c; mix
ed western, 211502219c. Hay easy; ship
ping, 621s0D6715c; good to choice S71sd95c
Wool fairly active, steady and unchanged.
Beef quiet; family, SS5099,0O; extra mess,
SbsO0WIO0; beef hams quiet, Sl450Gl500;
tiereed beef steady; city extra India mess,
11Q13c; cut meats duh; picked bellies,
41se; shoulders, 4Ac; hams, 9hQ9&c. Lard
duh and lower; western steam, $422h; city,
50. 75Q3,SO; July, M.2O; refined quiet; conti-
nent S4.40;T South American, SASS; COM
pound, 4G4Ac. Pork duh and easy; old
mess, SS.OO0S o; new mess, $S.50dS.75. But-
ter quiet and unchanged Eggs freely
offered; state and Pennsylvania, 10
1212c; western fresh, lSc. cotton seed oil
quiet; crude, 20Q21c; do off grade, 2%c;
yellow prime 244G25c. Rice, fair demand.
uEn ana unGHduGeu. 9edHulS 4u-eLs IAN
cy hand-picked, 42tc. Coffee barely steady
and unchanged TO 20 points up; June,
1225c; August, 1125d11.30c; October, 1045c
December, 10.25Ql050c; February, 1025c;
May 10.20c: spot Rio steady; No. T. lSc.
Sugar, raw, firmer and quiet; fair re-
filming, 1-16c bid; refined quiet and high
er; off A, 43sd41Ac; standaRd A, 47sc; cut
loaf, sac; crushed, SIC; granulated, 4Bc.
Freights to Liverpool, market firm; cotton
by steam, 1-16d; grain, by steam, lad.
Chicago, June rs, no0n.-The market
2I1sc; pork, July, S6.97la; lard, July, $3.S71s
@3.9O; ribs, July, $3.625a93.65.
Chicago, June 26.-The wheat market
has fallen upon duh days. To-day's ses-
sion was no better than any of its i'm
mediate predecessors whilst, probably, it
showed no greater inactivity. Small lots
only were traded in, a transaction involv-
ing $4,000 bushels attracting unusual at
tention. Prices were lower and the aver
age tone was far from strong. more from
dtscouragement on the part of the holders
than from any new developments in the
situation September wheat opened from
b61sQ56ssc, sold between 56&c and 56A4
569sc, closing al the inside-ssd15c under
yesterday Cash wheat was steady, clos
ing easy.
Corn fluctuations practically represent
ed the variations in the tone Of the wheat
market. Nothing that was heard afford
ed any ground for hope of better prices,
the buying being principally by shorts and
the demand, Of an unsatisfactory sort.
September corn opened at 2ShQ289sc, sold
between 2S1sc and 2S2sc, closing at 2Skc-
se under yesterday. Cash corn was dull
lower.
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The Georgia and Alabama railway has
begun the work of lowering it's tracks
through Amerieus, a distance Of more
than mile. Mcintyre g. Davidson Of
Thomasville have the contract ana en-
tered upon 1t with large force In some
places the tracks will be lowered a depth
OF seventeen feet below the street grade
and each Of the street crossings will be
spanned by substantial iron bridges. sew
eral months may be required to complete
the work, which will cost the road a
round sum. At Lumpkin some twelve or
fourteen miles of track is being revised
and rebuilt which, with the moving OF
the depot quarter of a mile nearer TO
town, VIII cost $4,000. Redmond a Co
of Atlanta have this contact, and several
hundred hands are employed there
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SUMMER RESORTS.

MELROSE, Is MADISON AVENUE.
New York; American plan; centrally and
fashionahly located; rates. daily. $50.
weekly. $50 up. Write manager for cir
cular
OAKS HOTEL. AsHEVILLE. n C.,
centrally located. abundant shade. frst
class cuisine. rates moderate.
WRITE To GEORGE A. MURRAY.
Hale Springs, Tenn. for illustrated PAM
phlet OF the prettlest. coolest. cheapest
and health'est summer resort Ia the
south.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

NOTICE no DEBTORS AND CREDIT
ORS.
GEORGIA. CHATHAM COUNTY.-No-
tice Is hereby given TO all persons having
demands againt S. Ellen Coleman, late OF
said county, deceased, to present them TO
me, properly made out within the time
prescribed by law, so as to show their
character ana amount; and all persons
indebted TO said deceased are required to
make immediate payment to me.
A. r.. LAYTON, JR..
Administrator C. [. a. Estate OF s. Ellen
Coleman, Deceased.
Savannah, June IL 1896.
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CLEARED YESTERDAY,

Bark Oreb QtaD, Mortola, to load naval
stores for Europe-Dahl & Andersen.
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HELP WANTED.
AGENTS WANTED.

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WANTED. A GOOD SODA WATER
man. at Wheeler's Pharmacy.
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Cash quotations We're: Flour was quiet
ana easy; prices unchanged; No spring
wheat, 55q555sc; No. red 55lsG5Sc; No. .
corn, Zt1s0Zll4c: No , oats, l6a16ltc. Mess
pork, S6.S19qLO2lz; lard, $3.S7isd3 90; short
rlo sides $S65G370; dry sailed shoulders,
$5:.St4sttAl213; short clear sides, S3.s7la94.O0.
Whisky. Sl.22.
Cincinnati, June %.-Flour easy, un-
changed; wheat quiet, steady: No RED,
6z5zq6Sc. Corn dull. steady; No. 8, mixed,
us. Oats slower; No. 3 mixed track.
Ii524lsc; No. track white 1Sc. Pork
easy; clear mess, $50; family $3.50.
Lard steady; steam leaf. 4ikc; kettle larc,
4l2c. Bacon, loose shoulders, 4Ikc; short
ribs sides, 44c; short clear sides, 4lkc;
dry salt meats shoulders, 37sc; short rib
sides, &c; short clear sides, 4l4c; bellies,
Gee boxed meats, Ac more. Whisky I'M
changed.
Baltimore, June 26.-Flour, quiet, un-
changed. Wheat, steady; No. red spot
and June, 6lI2d6lAc; July and August. 61Gt
6lhc; September 6l%d6l5sc; southern by
sample. 55@62c; do on grade. 59d62c. Corn,
dull; mixed spot and June 325sd33c: July
529sQ323sc; August, 33a3SAc: September.
55Ac bid; steamer mixed, Sld31Ac: south
ern white corn, 36d361ac; do yellow, S6Iba
3le. Oats, dull; No white western, 23H
Q2Sl2c; No. ? mixed do, 2l1Rd22c Rye,
quiet; nearby, 35Q36c. Hay, quiet. Grain
freights, quiet. Sugar strong; graduated
4s5c. Other articles unchanged
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ron RENT--sTOREs.

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FOR RENT, NO. 148 CONGRESS
street, from Oct. /, occupied at present
by Palmer Hardware Company. Apply to
Walthour & Rivers.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-06-27
IN THE RAILROAD WORLD.
Matters of Interest in Savannah and
Elsewhere

At Atlanta Thursday all of the defend
ants in the suit brought by John H..
Winder against r. G. Hoffman. ct al, en-
tered an appearance in the case and gave
bond in the sum of $50. 600, with the Fldel-
iety and Deposit Company of Maryland
as security Mr.. Winders attorneys have
released the garnishments served and Mr..
Winder's bond remains at $4,000 No
more garnishments will be served in the
case by Mr.. Winder and whatever iudg-
ment he gets viii stand against each one
of the defendants In the case and to the
extent of $4,000 against the security com
pany.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-06-27
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DEPARTED YESTERDAY.

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