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Earned runs-New York. 2; Louisville. e. Lef on
crror-Louisyllle. rwo-bese hits-Dayis. Meskin.
ssdrlaso n S!t' cisff. FIJI. 6 sSsns sa b.li s.0tsa M Ssseil
s 81 Ss 9 =. Passed 3; s' ssii-% ST,msy p Ssssl9' p Ia y ey
Davis and Clark; Davis. Gleason and Cla5k: Time-s
LOUISVILLE, IL; NEW YORK. ~6-sEcoND GAME.
Log1svn1E, July 1znIp the second game ne.
depended on reliable Dad Clarke, saving ,Rusie
fer the s GO sSS al s MoY9d ais n Ms sG + hSui and pS SSout as Is
plucky. Joyce worked him for four balls in tho
iefstd lenif fsn sea s Gisssoa on fo D%sGis DAVIS HGsD at & tRi Iqo
Inning on Fred ClarEe's single; Johpson's force.
Is all that saved Stafford from scoring q home
run. The Colonels counted again In the fourth
sons double ovor Dueky Holiness head at the
fence. Four runs were betted In IN the NTH:
Bowling started of with q double to left, Clarke
foul hy. McCroery forced Bowling, and Picker;
ing's short hy to left filled the bases. Stafford
also got a Base on balls. again flling the bags.
which were cleared when Wilson hit over
Holiness head for three bags.
The visitors had q chance TO get the game IN
the sixth. Davis singled, and hunts BY Gleason
and Parko Wilson filled the bags, with no one
G fbe on Ssy gne. as B III c fsGEe for Dait Gleason S1s n at tho
plate, and, though Holmes was hut by a pitched
10 Pickering. The Colonels got three more
hit over Seymour's head for a homo run. Dad
Clarke's error gave a life to Werden, and VIII
son and johnson followed with singles.
eighth on Stafrord's bad throw Of Gleason's
drive over second. Parke Wilson's single. a
Joyce let the Colonies get the two right back
and they threw in another In the eighth; Fred
Clarke was hit and Pickering singled; Werden
tried TO catch Pickering of second and threw
wild, Pickering scoring and 'Werden. going to
third, whence he scored on Wilson's hit.
In tho ninth. errors by johnson, Hook, and
Wcrden, a hit by Gleason, and a long fly sen,
Clark and RusIe over the plate, Rusie having
batted for Joyce. The score:
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corr
4. n. C,usia u,.s tss ousrseriy nass,sap 81
Ghtnueeerir.

SOUTHAMPTON, July 1.-THE regular weekly
competitions for tho ladies' handicap and chal.
lengo cups and quarterly handicap prizes took
place yesterday over the Rcd course Of the Shin.
necock Hills Golf Club. The weather conditions
were fine and tho course in the best OF condition.
Miss Beatrix Hoyt scored q win on the Chal-
lengo Cup with 90. Miss ]. 8. Clark, with
q net scoro OF 81, scored q win on the handicap
cup. and at the same time won first prize In tho
quarterly handicap. Miss Godfrey, with q net
score OF 81, won second prize In the quarterly,
and Miss Janet Hoyt, net 90, won third prlzc.
NnainrdnH'a RNnrna Npnra.
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nav ma~r,.,ra,e. Sue FOR salary.

City Magistrates job f.. Hedges, Clarence w.
Meade, and Joseph Pool took Judgment with
out opposition. against tho city Yesterday In the
City Court for S59s.33 each for salary for
Juno. The Board of Estimate and Apportion-
n,snt had mado nm its budget for 1897 before tho
ACT was passed appointing the new Magistrates.
and no provision for them nU WAS h made %nid IN the est 81
Contingent fund as a Judgment against the city.
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HERBERT l.. PRATT CUP.


ORANGE, July ia goodly number Of specta-
tors enjoyed the golf playing on tho links Of tho
Essex County Country Club this afternoon.
Play was continued in the contest for the July
cup. There were four contestants and the fol-
lowing scores were made:
c. A.. Could Or. Hep. Net.
out 80 3 DO
out - Z q 8 : E $50
In.......5 go z I 4 . y Ga ia Is %
C 8. Dodd-
out.....5 . z 9-59
In,.....8 sl3IO IS @ 4 5-83 l2a 10 lilo
Oscar wnlergerod-
Out.....6 D Z u u 2 \ I 5-5t
In.......5 u . o o q u Z 40 io3 90 Ts
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sBatted for Swain In the ninth inning.
SG,nc,9naa,"..,.""."s yo--iSS
Rarned runs-cincinna. o; Washington. q. First
base on errors-cineinnat: ., Washington, l. Left
hits-Corcoran, Reilly. Vaughn. Three base hit
Pei,.. stolen basee-corcoran, Burke. hoy. Irwin;
pwyer, 1; on SWAIN. g. Passed bail-Farrell. Time
z hours. Umpire-o'Day. Attendance-S.5o0.
ST. LOUIS, 10; PHILADELPHIA. 5.
m mannTer Of the Browns to-day and the local team
defented the Philadelphia Club after knocking Ffneld
out OF the box and batting wheeler as freely. Attend
nnce- 1000. The score:
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ST. LOWS, Mo, July Whalen COM
planned in court to-day thai he was beaten by his
wife, Mary. Whnlen drinks liquor occasionally.
and no did so yesterday. As a result OF the In.
du,pcnco Daniol went to bod, and, while asleep,
lis wife sOwcd him up In the sheets md gave
him q Vigorous d Isrs ssnf lhI sa S6 Of; Of fnlnS the
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To-day the course was In very hno condition
and the weather good. The competition was
keen, the scores averaging much lower than at
any previous tournament. Dr.. II. II. Curtis
played 9 very strong game In the contest for
tho challenge cup.
A. u. Clafin, with n handicap Of IL, surprised
himself anti his friends with o gross OF 81, max
ing tho very good net of 80. With. this. he won
the first prize in the quarterly handicap and
scored u Win on tho hnndicnp cum. Tho scores:
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enc n out when winning run was scored.

'No one out when winning run was scored.
PPistsSprs" 9SSSo Ia
Earned ruus-Piusburg. 4; Boston, 8. Two.base
hits-Lyons, Smith. Hawiey. Three-base htts.Don.
ovan: klobedanz. stivetts. First base on balls,on
Hawley, l; on Hobedans, 1. Struck out--By Hhw'
ley, l;by Klobcdanz, .. STOLEN bases...Dunry. Double
~play-kiobedpnx and Tenny. Sacrifice Mt-fong.
Left on s-Rts II; Boston, o. First base
on ~errors-Boston. o. Time-l hour and 90 minutes.
U~mpire-Emslie. Attendance-2.8O0.
CINCINNATI. IA; WARRINGTON, Q.
CINCINNATI, July l~7.-Swaim'a curves were easy to
day for the Reda Dryer kept the senators' hits scst.
tered and the score was one-sided. Rain stopped the
Rnne In the BEGINNING Of the ninth. Tho score:
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Pool.

SCRANTON. July l7.-Last night Jeromo
Keogh. tho champion, OF thi, city easily defeated
w. II. Clearwater In the third nights play OF
their match. The total score, was; keogh. BnOi
clearwater, $50. TIE lattcr has challenged the
champion 10 plGy another match Tor y purse OF
S2,0OO.
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CLASS A.
The Harhor Hill Team Downs Nutley.

A team match was played on the links of tho
Harbor Hill Golf Club OF Sailors Snug Harbor,
Staten Island. yesterday between tho home
club and the Nutlcy Golf Club. 1t is a very
sporty course. and being new to the visitors
they were all at sea and we're boaton by twenty
three holes to nothing. The results follow:
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Van Antwerp
The team scores follow:
On the oueen. County Club Iinl..

The Queens County Golf Club defeated the
Rockaway Hunting Club quite handily in a
team match on the grounds OF the former at
Glen Cove yesterday. There was also a compe-
tition for the Herbert l.. Pratt Cup. The scores
under 10 were as follows:
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Rarned uns-Baltimore 10. Flint base By errors
Chicago. 3; baltimore, 3. Left ON basea-Chicago, o.
Baltimore, IL. First baao on balls-O6 Friend, 9i
on Korwsn. o; on Corbett, o. struck out-By KUr
wan, IL by Corbett, 2. Three.base Ike Two
nings, Sacrifices hit-stenSel. stolen b~ases-poyle ca,
ot nes,ed; SShninSs. Evgs,.n ~: DSp poY p'Sys
Hit by pitoher-ByC orbott, /. Passed baii-Kittridgc.
Q, Umpire-McDonald. Timo-2 hours and 80 min.
utcs. At:endance-11,6 500.
BOSTON, o; riTTsBuno, ..
-PrTTsBuRo, July 17.-Big Stivetts, who replaced
Hamilton when the latter was hurt in the nrst inning,
won tho game for Boston to-day. lie robbed Donovan
q . triple by q great catch and made q three.base
hit In the ninth with no one out. Tenny'a single scored
him, II rained up till l O'Clock and the grounds wero
In q bad shape. The score:
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For tbe Norwood FloId CIub Cup.
Long BRANCH, July 1.-The fourth tournn-
mcnt for tho Norwood Field Club Cup was held
tod,y and the following scores were made:
Playing o. tho IIavcme,er Cups.

NEWPORT, July 1.-THE weekly competition
for cups offered by II. o. liavemcyor. Jr.. were
begun to-day Mt the links OF the Newport Golf
Club when forty competitors battled for tho
handsome trophies. F.C ~IlavCmcycr won tho
frat cup and X. Terry the second. Tho score
OF the wippers was:
Gross. Heap. Ma,
r, c. Hayemeyer, ...,..."....... 80 GO
X, Terry, .-..,....,...,...... oo p'eNn o"
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'Battcd for Joyce In the ninth inning.
E EST T3st ."."."""i SSq9dss.'--, rs
Earned runs-Louisyille, 8. Left on bsses,.New
? Louisville. !. Iwo-base hits-stanord; PiekeIins'
Home run-stanord. stolen bAse-Piekerins Hit
hy pitched nallzJoyce Is|; Holmes, =, Clarke, iifss
struck out-By bowling. !. Passed ball-W; Wilson.
Double plays-Gleason, W. CLARK; and Davis; John,
Bon, stafford, and werdcn (2); Hook, Johnson, ana
Werien, Tlne-2 hours IL minutes. Attendance
o'OOV. Cmpires-Murphy and Butler.
CLEVELAND. s; BROOKLYN, 2.
CLEVELAND, July 1~7.-Bunchod hitting backed
up by clever pitching ny Wilson when men were
on their bases won the game for Cleveland TO.
Gay. Wnllaco's fielding was OF the sensational
order. The score:
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Baseball Hotea.
&. K.-Two
II. Hin.-They played in the morning only.
G. Clio will probably be r~einstated next month.
IA. M.-He pitched for tho New Yorks in q few
games.
It looks 9, if Hanlon had picked up another find"
In Pitcher blackburn.
George Gore. the ex.New York centre fielder. IL
ward.
W. J. IA. would have won In the event of New
games.
"stver" King Is pitching remarkably rood ball for
Warrington. considering HE years Of service on the
To-day the Hobokens will clash with the Neri-
dens. champions Of the Connecticnt state League. on
the st. George Cricket Club ground. Hobohen.
Big Dan Brouthers 10 doing come oid-time hitting OF
the Eastern League pitchers Some manaser may
Manager selec says that Lake was legally signed by
Boston, that the catcher paid his oioo hne before
leaving Kansas City. and was regularly reinstated BY
There was n special meeting of tho Atlantic League
In Newark the other day: u was decided TO hold the
applications for franchises.
There 10 some talk of transferring the coming
s ERIE Of p. The H,S Se Ros dSrss !, u, ra. o,sssi an Z. 20 snd tss Gisy;
TO secure the necessary consent Of the League mag
era. notably stah. sullivan. and Collins Of Boston;
Jones Payne. and Dunn Of Brooklyn; Hotter Of Baltt
cinnah. and others.
Inspector of umptres John D, Day left here yesser
day morning on an official visit to the West. He goes
to Cleveland nrst. and viii then tour the other ciies
on the circuit. II viii be his duty TO carefully watch
err on the field.
CLEVELAND. July 1.-THE Rev. R.A George Of the
Trinity Congregational Church. the prime mover in the
ant.Sunday baseball move here, announced at noon
that the game between the Cleveiands and Brooklyns
will probably not be stopped to- morrow, and that
the residents of the vicinity Of League Park hid
about decided 70 wait until next week to 60 into
court.
p. J.. B.. Belle~vilie.-viaitfn teams at tho Polo
Grounds receive 30 per cent. Of the gate receipts, or
l2La cents for every person who pays admission to
the a5cent seats and IS cents for every person who
pays admiss:on to the 6O.cent seats and tho grand
stand. The home club retains, therefore. so cents for
eli grand stand admissions. In Philadelphia and
Brooklyn. where 25cent ball IL played with q 60.cent
gross receipts.
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On the ardneIClub LlnLa.

There were not many competitors in the class
A and class b handicaps at the Ardsley Club
links yesterday. but those who did take part
were among the most expert players in the club.
Tho scores follow:
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MoRRIsTowN July 1.-THE golf team Of the
Morristown Field Club to-day played the Engle-
wood Golf Club team on the home links and
beat them seventeen holes to seven. The best
match was between Van Antwerp and G. Fol-
loves, Jr.. who came out all square. the latter
making the lowest score by strokes, SO. Scores
follow:
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IRIS BIomo's Roosevelt CUP.

The twonty.footers continued racing Yesterday
afternoon at Oyster Bay. Tho contest was not
one of tho regular trial races. although the con-
tcstants were the same as competed In the
morning. with tho exception Of w. w. Towards
Arauca and Monte" ClArk's Keneu. which did
not start. The trophyIths Roosevelt Memorial
Cup-was captured by the Mono which wreaked
morning. Tho
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Tho ColonIa boat tho Emerald z minutes and
81 seconds; Amorlta sailed over; the Syce beat
the Vencodog o minutes and IL seconds; tho
Acushla beat TIC, surprise 10 minutes; tho Rae
coon beat the Caroline 81 seconds; the Kite
heat tho Goblin II minutes and 20 seconds;
the Houri beat the QuRntuck 4 minutes and 81
soconds; the ASthOre sailed over; the EolsunB
boat the Kit AZ seconds; tho Presto beat tho
Grace 81 minutes and ~ seconds; the Dorothy
beat the MinnetonkA So seconds.
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Other Games.

AT RDdKwooD.
s s.'!ss;ss A. !, l &C. ] GsSSi!.o--lsi g
S Sssass.9 2 SSGGs al Il !
Batteries-Roach and vrceland; Rodaham. Gerber.
and Miner.
S S;:SSs a ao."::a 6SS5SSS 81 iS 3
Batteriss-vorhi and o'Neil; M hcKilroy and W.
MeKilroJ. -..ma
a asnaiDs Cuban ibi3a. GIANTS 0 1909 as
Batteries-Gibson and Powers; Robinson and Jordan.
AT JERSEY CITY.
S Esassl A 4 96;":::SS % 5 I
Batteres-watkins and Dowd; Gilroy and Otto.
AT sohERynLE.
s sPs9sssis "a qSSSSG6S 9 da--ss
Dattsries-McLaughlin and Francis; NcLardey and
vroom.
H Ea:ssSH, Of Cath. "a : SiSSsS III
manifestations and Doran Rochelle and MCGOWAN.
AT JAMAICA.
:%stSsn".:.. / 81 z !
Batteitcs-Desgan and Driscolli Kelly and Doiiard.
AT WASHINGTON, Nd
E wsss.fCSos. ;S;"..S SGSSSS 'O--ss ,S J
Battorles-strents and Cox; Garry and Heard.
AT woRrESDYKE.
S ES'FsSnaay 4. e .xx.SS S6dfd 9 III 3 ]
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AMI cArT"h' P'@S'sr and
LGngdor
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Baseball mt R~idEeWOod To-Day.
H-si"-sL-S~-Aala AR.A Adm, l5c.-Adr
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Baseball Games To-Day.

HnneDhH GhWto HO"UAys
NATIONAL LEAGUE AND AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Brooklyn at Cleveland; Baltimore at Chicago;
Warrington az Cincinnati; st. Louis at Louisville.
ATLANTIC LEkouR.
Norfolk at Newark, Richmond at Patterson.
oTHKR GAMES,
Emeralds Of Catholic Protectory vs. Mount Vernon
7. II. c. A., AZ Van Neat.
Bay Ridge A. c. vs. Brighton A. c., at Ambrose Park.
Murray Hills vs.. Centrovills A. A., at Bayonne.
Montreal We. Genuine Cuban Giants. at Montreal.
wiliamsburgh A. A. vs. Merritts. at williamsburg
A. A. grounds.
Manhattan T. @. vs. Harrison A. G, at Harrison, y. J.
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Earned runs-st. Louis. :; Philadelphia. 4. Two
base hits-Douelas, Harley 60, Hartman. powd.
pousias. Laliy. Mcfarland. First base on balls-or
Hart. 9; on FineId. ., Double lay,aiii and Nash.
Hartman, Delahanty taJ, La1oie. U~mpIre-Hurst.
Ttme-l hour and 20 minutes.
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New England League.

Az New acknowledgements. 9; New Bedford. 2.
Al MISREPRESENTATION. 10; Pawtucket. IL.
Al Taunton-Pall River, 8; Taunton. 10.
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GAINESVILLE b. .. C....0 0 0 0 0 0 Z 0 0 u
Batteries-washburn and Cook; murphy and stalter.
AZ pfSspest VAT ra;tkc cl.G 81 hoySs; a SoInn
bia &C, Is, Langdon. "A; Monitor. 49,. Acme Coun,,
ell. ~; Adiron Council, O. Belmars, III Campbell
A. c.. is. Baulend's carriers. ~; Bauland's~ delivery,
~. Bergens. 81; Pa.incs. ~. John Thompson 4 Co,
~; Brooklyn Furniturs Company. o. Abraham q
straus delivery, .; Arlington ?. G.. Q. Il. Judd 4
Co, IS; Campbell. Metzgcr & Co, IL. ST. Michners
knights OF Temperance, IL; Mayfower Y. N. A., 30.
Blossoms, Ell; Lakesides, 1U.
AT Cranford-Cranford A. c., IL; Elisabeth Y. N G.
A,b
At Mount vernon-Y. N. c. A.. ID; Hoboken r. O., Z.
Al stamford-stamford, 10; So. Louis College. l.
At Bound Brook-Bound Brook, D; Steltons, Is.
At Jersey City-Truuk Line Association Married
Men, 23; single Men, 2e.
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EaHtsrn League
At PROVIDENCE.

AT wnKRsBARRE-
n u. Z.
wutesba.oo o o o o OIL 0 l
syracuse. 0 o . 0 o o 0 U D Ia y .
B-atteries-coushlin and Dissins; Kissinser and
SHAW.
Scranton .,,.,.o o 0 q o o 0 . So IL 9
ochester... 0 4 y Q 0 0 9-l1 IL 8
Batteries-Harper and Boyd; Cannon and o'EeiL
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Totals .....o 8 "a 10 q
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-04-17
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.

Bacon--The market is steady. Sniok-
ed clear sides, 6hc; dry sailed clear rib
sides 57sc; bellies, sc; sugar-cured hams,
l0A01lc.
l.ard-Market steady; pure, in tierces.
5Acs 50-Dound tins 5iac; compound, in
tierces, 4skc; in 5O-pound tins. 4Mc.
Buttei.-Market lower fair demand; Co.
shen, l3tzGl5c; gilt edge, 1S652Oc; creamery.
ootzd22c; fancy Elgin. 22924c.
+ Cheese-Market firm; fancy full cream
cheese, 13lsc; 20-pound average, 11h9lSc
Fish-Macke half-barrel No. l. IS so.
No. ?, $3.50; No. 3. $500; kits. No. /, $1.25;
No. g $lO0; No. g. 95c. Goldfish, I-pound
bricks, SIC, 2-pound bricks &c. Smoked
herring. per box, zoe; Dutch herring, in
kegs, $i60; new mullet, half barrels. So co.
Salt-Demand is fair, and the market
steady; carload lots + o. b., LIVERPOOL
2OO-pound sacks. 4Sc; Virginia, 125-pound
burlap sacks, &c; ditto. 125-pound cotton
4Sc, bright 600f65c; fine fancy, 65680c.
Coffee-Steady; Mocha, 271ac; Java, 26I5c:
Peaberry, 1Tl2c; Standard No. !. Ice; No
?, 15e; No. 3, 1lc; No. 4. 1Sc; No. 5, 12lkc:
No. 8, lilsc; No. 7. 1ORc.
Sugar-Equality Prices-Savannah QUO
tauons: Cut loaf, 5.SOc; crushed, SAC;
powdered. 4.93c; xxx powdered, 5.O5c;
standard graduated. 4.6Sc; cubes, 493c;
mold A, 493c diamond A. 1850: confec-
toners a, i.55c white extra c. 4.30c: extra
c. 4.2ic: golden C, 1880; yellows, 8.6sc. Tone
steady
Flour--Weak; patents. 500; straights,
$E7O; fancy, $3.50; family $40.
Corn-Market Is steady: white corn. lob
lots 45ci carload lots, 44c; mixed corn, Job
lots 45c: carload, 43c; cracked corn, Job
lots SIC sack.
Oate--Carload lots. Doc; job lots. 32c.
Brau--Job lots, 90c; carload lots, Sic
IIay-Market steady; western, lob lots,
SOC; carload lots, s5c
Meal-Pearl per barrel, s2l0 per sack.
95c; city meal, per sack, S5c; pearl t,iits
per barrel, -. 20; per sack. Sl.c0; city grits.
per sack. 95c.
Iemons-Market quiet; new crop Mes
sina per box, S2.5002.75.
oranges-Aiessina oranges, s2.25@25O;
Valencies. cases. $3.50.
Apples-S2 75M3.00 barrel.
Dried Fruit-Applcs. evaporatcd, S5kQ
Zoe: common. Ease.
Raisins-L. L., $i7J; Ms-box. SlI0; loose,
6)-pound boxes. &c pound
Oils-MarlSet steady; demand rair: Sig
MAJ. I5650c: West Virginia, black, 90l3c.
lard. s8n65c: neatsfoot, e0ltSjc; machinery,
s0d SOc: ilnseed, raw. Sc; boiled. &c. kcro-
sene. Georgia test, i0c; water white. lie.
fire proof re: guardian. lie; deodorized
stove gasoline. lsc
Lime. Caicined Plaster ana cement-Ala-
hama ana Georgia lime So far demand
and selling at dc per barrel. bulk and
carload lost special; calciued plaster, N.c0
per barrel; hair. i45ci Roacdaie cement
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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 "a 90
also for range-including Baltimore and
Portland, Me. Railroad ties, base A feet
16c Timber rates. 5Oc4$1. 90 higher than
lumber rates. To the West Indies and
Windward, nominal; 10 Rosario $4,000
1890; to Buenos Ayres and Montevideo
$40 O0qll00; to Rio Janeiro, Sl4.OO; TO
Spanish and Mediterranean ports, 81 30
@ll.5O; to United Kingdom for orders,
nominal for lumber. 4-pounds IS stand
ard.
by Steam-To New York, 800; to Phil
adelphia, 500; to Boston, $500: to Balti-
more, $500.
Naval Stores-By Sail-The market Is
firm. LarFe-sized Cork for orders, are as
follows: Resin. Is Cd; for barrels OF 80
pounds and per cent primage; spirits, 80
Cd; Genoa, rosin, IS 3dQ3s Cd; Adriatic p
Gd02s %; South American. rosIn, Csc per
barrel OF 296 pounds. Coastwise-Steam-
10 Boston, lie per 100 pounds on rosin. SOC
on spirits; to New York. rosln. SIC per 100
pounds.
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s.. SOa4. 40; carload lots. special; Portland
cement. retail $40; carload lots, $40.
Cabbage-Batrels and barrel crates, A75.
Nuts-Almonds, Taragona, Ice; lvieas,
lac; walrlts, French, lie; Naples, l21sc;
pecans. Joe; Brazils, &c; filberts, 10c; as
sorted nuts, 50-pound and 25-pound boxes,
y1sdl0c; cocoanuts, So. Is per 100.
Peanuts-Ampie stock; fair demand;
market steady: fancy hand-picked, Vtr-
gipia, per pound, 4lac; hand-picked. per
pound, 4c small hand-picked, per pound,
DEMONSTRATES. 500. barrels. 1915.
Potatoes-Irish, leo barrel; sacks. 81 40.
Shot-Firm: drop to 3, $l.25; B to larger,
81 so; bulk, l.50.
Iron-Market very steady; swede, 4iz95c;
refined, SLIGO base.
NaIIs-Cut. 81 20 base; wire, 81 95 base.
Advance national list of extras, adopted
Gun Powder-Pcr keg. $500; half keg
s2.25; quarter keg, S1.2O. Champion duck
ing. quarter key s. 25. Austin, Dupont
and Hazard smoleless, half kegs. Se.l5
quarter kegs, "a 30; 3-pound canister, $40;
1-pound canister, Use. Less % 20 10 per
cent. off
Lumber-Demand, both foreign and do
nestle, is firm. Ordinary sizes. $l1000
1900; difficult sizes, $l3 0OU1S W; flooring,
boards, $l5.ooG22.Oo; ship stuff. Sl6.5oa2o %;
sa @n ties, S100O
Poultry-Steady; fair demand; spring
chickens 25c per pair; half-grown 10
three-quarter grown, 30c TO 35c pair; full
grown fowls, SOC per pair.
Eges-Msrket. fun supply; candled. per
dozen. HOPE; country - less.
Syrup--Market quiet - orgia and Flor
ida syrup buying at ~; selling at 23I25c;
sugar house at 1Sgl32c; Cuba straight
goods, 23uS5c; sugar house molasses. l5g
20c
Tobacco Market quiet and steady:
smoking, domesics, 220i6Oc; chewing. COM
mon. sound. 24Gi27c: fair. 23a35c; good, S6c.
Hides. Woods. Hides The market
firm; dry flint, lice; dry salt 9ikc; green
saited 5Ibc Wool-Nominal; prime Geor-
gia. free of sand burs and black wool, BE;
blacks. lie: bury. Sc. Wax. pc. Tallow,
&c. Deer skins. l5c.
Bagglng- and Ties-rhe market Is quiet;
jute begging. 2Mpound, SIC; 2-pound. &C.:
iS.-pound SIC; quotations are for Job
lots; small lots higher; sea island bagging,
7XGsc: standard Arrow ties, steel As
pounds large lots, 75c; small lots 9ec.
Dry ,foods--The market Is steady; ic-
mand brisk; prints, iM5c; Georgia brown
shirtings. sac. n, 4kc; "A brown shee..
lugs, SIC; white osnaburgs 70755e;
checks, 4a5c: brown drillings. 5QGIAc.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-04-17
NAVAL STORES.

Spirits Turpentine-For a day or two, at
the beginning of the past week, the mar
ket was firm at &c, with a fair amount
of sales reported at each call at the Board
of Trade. Later, the market became quiet
and buyers refused to pay the price, con-
sequently there was a decline to 26szc on
Thursday, when a good round lot was
disposed of and that absorbed the offer
ings on the market. The receipts con-
tinued light and were much less than
those for the same time last year.
Rosin-The features of the past week in
the rosin market were the advance on
pale grades, including old and new crop,
and the decline on the lower grades. There
was slow demand early in the week but
when the quotations were adjusted to
suit the buyers, there was fair demand
and the sales increased.
Quotations-At the close of the marke;
to-day the following quotations were bul-
letined at the Board of Trade
Spirits turpentine steady; 2634c for reg
ulars.
Docit1 firm,