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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-07-24

Mr. Sturdivant said: Florence was taken
sick with scarlet fever and we Immediately
called q physician. He prescribed for her
and we followed his directions closely, Civ
ing our little patient the best of care. After
two weeks the fever subsidized but Florence
was left with a very weak back. The ply
sician said that it was the result of the scar
let fever, but would soon pass away We
continued treatment hoping that IN i'm
provement would soon result. The little
strength left after the run of the fever, be-
gan to ebb slowly away. Severe pains were
constantly in the back and stomach. We did
all that possibly could be done to relieve
our little sufferer, but to no avail. The
difficulty seemed to haf1e the efforts of tie
physician and although he worked faithfL01y
and persistently no headwav was made.
Finally at the end of four months of
treatment, we found our patient completely
Frustrated. She was very nervous and could
not rest in one position long at time. We
would take her out of bed and bold her in
our arms. She could not stand straight so.
intense was the pain. At this time we called
an eminent physician, who agreed with the
diagnosis of our physician and said that the
trouble resulted from the scarlet fever He
prescribed course of treatment and we fol-
lowed it faithfully for three months 1t did
not have the d~sired effect and instead of
improving, Florence gradually failed in
strength. She remained in a sort of a stupor,
suffering intensely from pains in the back and
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FLORIDA.

William r. Mccall, of Jasper. has in
vented spool case. for spool thread.
Three hundred new seats have been or
dered for the study at the East Florida
Seminary at Gainesville.
Real estate men at Miami report bust
ness lively. Crops and orange trees are
in good condition at Levyville.
United States Marshal Mckay has had
notices posted informing the public that
on July 2S he will sell 5000 feet OF white
pine lumber at public auction In front Of
the oostofiice az West Palm Beach. The
lumber was found washed ashore from a
wreck.
John Jones, colored, yho has been en-
ployed by Culbreth & Saunders. naval
stores manufacturers OF Belmont, has
mysterfously disappeared. lie left the
quarters last Thursday, and nothing has
been seen OF him since. The supposition
is that he has been bitten by snake and
has died IN the woods. He left all his
clothes. together with a pistol and some
cash, in his shanty.
on Monday evening the 18th inst, al
the convict camp OF Capt. J. d. Johnson.
near Mayo, while the guards were putting
the convicis away for the night George
Burton. a negro who was serving a sen
tonce OF three years, made break for lib
erty. and upon his failure to halt at the
command of the guards. was fired uDon
by four OF them. and was hit by four
Winchester balls. one In the neck, one In
the back and one In each thigh.
The Manatee County Tobacco Company
have cut and pole cured their first crop
Of tobacco. They estimate that they have
10000 pounds. the product Of twenty-five
acres. This is from the first cutting
What would have been the second cutting
was allowed TO go 10 waste On the Add
the result Of miHnnna gomcnt. The second
cutting would have amounted 20 several
thousand pounds. some individual grow
era believe that they got the best tobacco
from the second cutting. The company a.
having seed sown for a fan crop.
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GRAIN. PROVISIONS. ETC.

New York, July 23.-Flour dun. and de-
clined in sympathy with wheat. Rice
-four dull. but firmly held. Corn meal dull;
yellow western, 60@62c. Rye easier; No.
2, western. 4Ol5c. Barry quiet; western
feeding, 294sc. Barley malt dun.
Wheat, spot. market weak; No. l. north
ern New York, S41sc afloat; do Duluth,
S6ssc afioat. Options opened steady on ad-
vance at Liverpool. but turned weak and
declined all day under liquidation, larger
new wheat receipts, weakness in French
markets and light export demand, closing
1SsdShc lower. Later on July, S20s5isc,
closed S3lsc; September closed 77Isc; De-
cember closed n2ic. Corn. spot. steady I;
No 2, 85ssc elevator; 3lSsc afloat; options
opened barely steady under local selling
but advanced on higher cables and I'M
favorable crop news, closing unchanged;
July closed 3lSsc: August closed 3lssc;
September, 3lsiQ32c, closed 3lkc. oats
spots. quiet; No. ?, 2l7sc; options inactive
and unchanged; July, 2lAc: September
closed 2lAc. Hay steady. Hops steady
Hides firm. leather firm. Wool firm
Beef firm, extra mess, T50QS0O. Lard
duh and easy. Pork quiet Butter quiet
Cheese steady. Eggs quiet. Iallow dun.
Petroleum duh. Rice firm. Molasses
firm; New Orleans open kettle. good to
choice 23Q30c. Freights quiet and steady
cotton by steam. l2c; grain boy steam 3it
03hc. Coffee, options, opened steady az
b0lo points adNahcei closed dul, with
prices net. unchanged 10 . points higher.
sales 1000 bags, including December TBS
075Oc; March, 7.4Od745c; May, 1850; spot
Rio dull mild steady; Cordova, 1Oial6c.
Sugar fair refining, 3isc. centrifugal. o.
test 3Mc; refined hrmer. Cotton seed oil
quiet, but firm; prime summer yellow.
2ikG25isc; off summer. yellow. 2iq2pAc,
better grades, 2Sn29c; prime summer,
white, HQ2Sc.
Chicago, July 23.-Whcat was extreme
~ weak throughout the days session. clos
ing at the bottom. 25sn3c decline for Sep
tcmber since Wednesday. Wheat was
heavy and no reaction Of consequence
occurred. Corn was firm, closing a shade
lower. oats lost hdAc. Provisions were
weak early but reacted. Pork closed un-
changed. Lard and ribs declined 2ispIlac
respectively.
The leading futures ranged as follows!
Opening Highest. Lowest Closing
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Jacksonville, Fla, July 23.-sailed
steamship Oneida, Staples, Charleston and
Boston Arrived and cleared steamship
Comanche, Pennington, New York.
Charleston, 5. c., July 2S.-sArrived
steamer Iroquois Kemble, Jacksonville
proceeded New York.
Sailed, schooner Anna l.. milford, Hen
derson, Savannah.
New York, July H.-Arrived. schooner
Minnie A BonsaiL Bonsai Darien,
Brunswick, Ga, July 2l.-Arrived, bark
Triunfe (Sp), SosvDla, Havana.
Cleared, schooner Isabella Gill, Collision,
Kingston, Jamaica.
Trieste. July 15.-Sailed, bark Innocen-
ia QtaD. Chappari. Savannah
Queenstown, July 2l.-Sailed, bark
Quelle (Nor) Wagie, Savannah for Lon
don.
Philadelphia, Pa, July 23-Arrived,
schooner Margaret A. May. Savannah.
Baltimore July 23.-Sailed, steamer
William Lawrence, Peters, Savannah;
schooners Hlda, Rhines. Savannah; Ida
]. Lewis, Charleston.
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Regia CNor), SO tons, Duis. ldg naval
stores Europe-Dahl & Andersen.
Raevg (Nor), 535 tons, Olsen, ldg naval
stores Europe-Dahl e. Andersen.
Frances 20 T. (AusO. ILL tons, Martina
Itch, 10 naval stores. Europe-Dahl g.
Anders en-.
Triumph CIor), 57 tons, Carlson, ldg ma
val stof es. Europe-Dahl & Andersen.
c. Tobias CNor) 79T tons, Flogstad, ldg
naval stores, Europe-Dahl & Andersen.
Elizabeth Ger. ITO tons, Remers, ldg
naval sto, -es, Europe-Dahl & Andersen.
Pionier 0iet), 1874 tons, Petersen, ldg ma
val stores Europe Dahl & Andersen.
Maria Mavgretha (Swd), ia tons. Holm
gren, at quarantine, wtg.-Dahl & An
dersen.
& Co
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AN OLD LANDMARKS CONDEMNED.
The James Bank building ne Atlanta
Ordered Demolished.

Atlanta, Ga. July 23.-An old Atlantis
landmark viii have 20 come down AZ
the corner OF Whitehall and Alabama
streets there stood in the old days tbs
original James Bank. The structure was
only two stories high. Three more were
added and tho building then lowered abova
everything in the locality. IL was Ike
building mountain on a moic-hiil' ana
the public grew suspicious at the tme.
Recently a partition wall was pronounce
unsafe by the inspectors. When this vas
torn down The front wan on WhitehaA
street cracked open and that has also ben
condcmned The tenants are moving oat
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Sep t. 100 77234 go 7724
Oct .... lis Is 1sls 4i5
S6 AT Fib,. psr l0l lbs
5eP' ~. - 4 ! :. + 10 10 t 8 -
Cas- quota tons were as follows: Flou r.
uncha inged; No, 2 spring wheat 7JAa16l4t
No. prns wheat 70073c; No. red, 73A@
76hc; No. ? corn, 26A u269sc; No oats
l7iuh'ac; y 2 white 210Z2c; No. 3 white
13ied2 s.; Ma. , rye, BIC; No. barley I. O.
b.. 1gf Glc; y 4, 27ia029c; No. l fax SEED
S2l aQS5Ac; zine timothy seed, S275; mess
pork. per ht IL. S7.79d7.75; lard, per 100 lbs,
81 o., short T ribs sides Qoose), 51sd5zc; dry
saiiad sEou lders Cboxed). 434@5c; short
clear sides OoXed), 43sGi%ic; whisky d's-
tilers FMS ned goods, per gal, $l.l9.
Cinci mai /, July 23.-k'lOur barely steady
Wheat easy; No. red, 7lu72c. Corn quiet
No J ak q, 2Sc. oats quiet; No. mixed,
2Od2Jl2,,. Rye steady; No. 2, 34d35c. Lard
easier; Ss87l2c. Bulk meats easier; 45og
4G5c. Bacon easy; 545G550c. Whisky
$ll9.
St. / ouis. July 23.-Flour unchanged.
Wheat spot lower; No. 3 red cash, eleva-
tor, 74c; track, 7i12a76c; No. 2. hard, cash,
zoe bid; July, 73c; August, 72l2c; Septem-
Der 7212c December, 735sc. Corn, spot, I'M
changed No ., cash and July, 25c bid;
Scptcmb r. 25c asked. oats spot, lower;
W -
! firm: cas- side on track sacked, worth $50
! 39c, east side country points 3iQ35c But
! ter and eggs unchanged. Whisky, $.19.
! Pork unt haTged; standard mess Jobbing,
| 81. .O0S.0O. Lard lower; prime steam,
| 8.S7 We; choice, 3.95c. Bacon, boxed shoul-
| ders[ 5.50c. extra short clear and ribs,
562ib g shdrts 5.75c. Dry sailed meats,
boxe1t shoulders, 475c; extra short clear,
| Sc; ribs, 5-l2zc; shorts. 5.23c.
BALD more, ND, July 23.-Flour I'M
| change,9. Wheat weak; spot and month,
ScaS04c; August, 7Slsa7sAc; September
7ga7Sisc; steamer No. red 76q76Ac;
southern wheat by sample, 7SdS2c. Corn
active. ca sy; spot and month Slh4313sc;
August an d September, 31d31se; steamer
mixed, 27d rise; southern white corn, 32a
| 38c; do yen NV, 34a35c. Oats quiet No. 2
white. 26a26 We; No. 2 mixed, 23l2a24c.
Rye steady; No. nearby, 4lMHlac; No. 2
western 42c Hay quiet; firm on good
stock, choice timothy. S13.50d1400. Grain
| freights quiet steam to Liverpool, per
| bushel. 4d. as ted, September; Cork for
orders, per gu, arter, IS Cd. August and
| September; IS I'd, September and Octo-
| Der. Sugar firm v unchanged. Butter
| quiet unchanged.s
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mestics,. $50 packages ndse, go barrels
cotton SC ed oil, l6 cars lumber, cars
melons, ! car heads and slaves
Per Florida Central and Peninsular rail-
road, July 2.-l32 barrels rosin. 113 casks
spirits, 2 cars pears, cars mdse, l car
household goods. l car mt. barrels, / car
ties, car wood, cars slabs, l car lum-
Der, car bolts, 2 cars tobacco, 4 cars
stone l car ice, l car butter.
Per Georgia and Alabama railway July
23.-1 ,3fG barrels rDsin, 343 casks spirits,
10 cars lumber 13 cars mdse cars mel
Ons, 2 cars coal, car stone, l car flour,
: car hay cars wood. 1 car corn, 2 cars
rails.
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kept them scattered to one inning. while
Sullivan was batted of the rubber In the
second, and Clark was easy In the sixth.
Attendance. 800. Score:
r. II. y.
Chicago 80 7 $4,000 1-H Is 2
New York Il o o 0 0 % s
Batteries-Frlend and Kittredge; Sull-
van and Clark and Warner.
Louisville, KY, July 23-The Colonies.
by a mighty effort. succeeded IN defeating
the Bostons to-day ia one Of the most
interesting games seen here this season.
Many brilliant plays were made by both
teams. Attendance 1900. Score.
n. II. T..
Louisville 30 a01fO As 7
Boston .......0 o 3 o I o. o. . 2
Batterics-McGce and Wilson; Lewis and
Bergen.
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s. tHOnNERs.

Frank Vanderh, Tchen, 511 tons. Crawford,
ldg lumber, Phi uadelphia-C. w. Howard
& Co.
William LithicunL 148 tons, Brannock, ldg
lumber, New y ork.-C. w. Howard &
Co.
Douglass Gregory, 524 tons. Woolman, dis
coal.-Dixon, Mi ichel & Wells.
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Per steamship Nacoochee for New York.
-6i00 watermclons. 90 bales sea island
cotton. 1G0 bales domcstcs and yarns. 600
barrels cotton seed OIL 200 barrels rosin.
81 barrels spirits tupenune, lGi $50 feet
lumber. Ice bundles hides. As turtles. 81
cases cigars, $3.50 barrels fruit. 7G6 boxes
fruit GO bales wool az boxes vogetablos.'
go tons pix iron, OBS packages mdse, 100
barrels pitch, % barrels rosin OIL
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list of Vessels in the Port or Savan-
nah July "A.
STEAMSHIPS.

Tall;A lassee, 1890 tons. Askins, New York
DC can Steamship Company.
Kanss City, 2,l64 tons, Fisher, New York
90 ean Steamship Company.
Itasca $50 TONS James, Baltimore.-J. ].
Card Ian, Agent.
United States gunboat Wilmington, Todd.
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Remarks-Heavy rains are noted i'm
Southern Georgia and Louisiana, and
showers are reported from nearly all dis
tricts. 1t is warmest along the Gulf and
coolest in Northern Georgia and the Car
olinas,
Observation taken July %, 1897. s .. m.
Goth meridian time) at the same moment
of time at all stations for the Morning
News:
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ARRIVED IN. FTEHDAY

Steamship Kansas Ciy, Fisher. New
York Ocean Steamship Company.
Steamship Tallahassee, Askins, New
York.-Occan Steamship Company.
Steamship Itasca Jam IS, Baltimore
j. j. Caroan, Agent.
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BATTLES WITH THE BAT.
Chicago Gives New York Lively
Drubbing.

Drubbing.
Pittsburg. Pa. July BIT was not
Ponds fault that Baltimore won. He gave
nine bases on balls and was hit eight
times with a total OF II bases. but Pitts
burg could not pull out. Attendance 1900
Score: R.H.E.
Pittsburg ....1 o 2 o Ola II s 4
Baltimore .....0 0 l 2 1 3 o 0 Is II >
Batteries-Hillen and Sugden; Pond and
Clark.
Cleveland. o., July 23-Taylor baffied all
the Indians except O'Connor and thinner.
while Powell was hit hard in only one in
ming. the sixth. His support was ragged
and errors helped the visitors 70 win. At
tendance 1900. Score: RH.E.
Cleveland ....0 2 o o 0 o / IA 8 ?
Philadelphia o 0 90 o. 2x-s 2
Batterles-Powell and thinner; Taylor
and Mcfarland.
Chicago. H.. July 23.--The Giants play
cd miserable ball to-day, and we're east
~ defeated by the patched up nine OF
Colts. Friend. although hit rather hard.
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MAINE 1NTELLIGENCE.

s-~~~-~-~~~~~--~>>~-~>-- ~~>---~~~-N~---~
SAVANNAH Sa turday, July a, 1897
.-O~~~~~~-~~~~~~~~ N~"-~-~-~-~---~-~~~~~-~~~
sun rises va
sun sets ..........................6: 90
r--~-~~~-~@~~~~-~s-<--s>--
High water at Tybe y 3.22 am, 1850 pm.
High water al SaVani Nah 4:22 am, 40 pm.
s~~-~~--~~~-~~~~~-~~~~-~-
The time ball on Cot ton Exchange drops
70 M, 10Th meridian time.
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Special Texas Rainfall Report. Hen
rietta. T: Houston. 80.
Heavy Rains.--Amite, La, 2.54; Che
NEVILLE, La, 1.S8; Savannah, Ga, 200;
Townsville, Ca, l4
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IEARKENTINEs.

Cypher (Br), 800 tons Thomas, ldg naval
stores and lumber. Europe
an * Co.
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ININtT INtDUI LII NH OF IIle SdVan-
nah river at Augusta at S a. m C75th me-
ridian time) yesterday was lib feet, a
fall of 2.s feet during the preceding TWEEN
ty-four hours.
Cotton region bulletin, Savannah, Ga,
for the tWenty-four hours ending at a.
m, 18th meridian time, July %. 1887:
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Per Central of Georgia railway July 2g
-507 barrels rosn. 1888 barrels spirits. 10
casks clay, lo0 tons pig Iron, li0 bales do
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SHIPS.
BARKS.

Partht nope CBr), 1856 tons, Elsten, cid
Rottt rdam, Europe Master.
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T0-DAY'S WEATHER FORECAST.

Forecast for Savannah and vicinity I'M
til midnight, July a. 1897: Generally fair
weather; continued high temperature.
Weather From Washington
For Georgia and South Carolina: Cen
orally fair; continued high temperature;
southerly winds.
For Eastern and Western Florida: Fair;
southerly winds.
General Conditions-Little or no change
in temperature is noted throughout the
entire country, except in the upper lake
region, where it Is slightly cooler Mar
qnette reporting 50 degrees at o'clock.
The highest temperatures were recorded
in Georgia, Alabama, Missouri and Kan
sas. In all these states the mercury was
well up in the sos. At Savannah a maxi
mum of SO degrees was reached.
Scattered showers, attended by thun-
derstorms, were noted in New York, East
ern Pennsylvania and in the Florida PEN
insula. Elsewhere generally clear wealth
er prevailed.
Light to fresh and brisk southwesterly
winds prevailed along the coast north of
savannah and light variable winds off
the Gulf coast.
Yesterdays Weather at Savannah
Maximum temperature 2 p. m. .93 degrees
Minimum temperature 6 a. m.... 70 degrees
Mean temperature .......-........S3 degrees
Normal temperature .............8 degrees
Excess Of temperature ........... degrees
Accumulated deficiency since
JNiS L 10 degrees
Accumulated excess since Jan. 80 degrees
Rainfall ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 90 inches
Normal OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 10 inch
Excess since July l ..............2. 81 inches
Excess since Jan. l ..............2.0 inches
River Report-The hight of the Savan-
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MEMORANDA.

Steamer Clifton, Strobhar. BE aufort and
returned. -George U. Beach. Manager.
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CLEARlan YEsrE RnAY.

Steamship Tallahassee, Askins, New
York. Ocean Steamship c ompany.
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Philadelphia, Pa. July 2l.-Notice is
given by the lighthouse board that the
second and third quarantine buoys, mark
ing the upper and inner limits of the ma
tional quarantine anchorage, have been
discontinued as being no longer neces-
sary IN view Of work having commenced
on the new breakwater, near the Della
ware entrance.
Notice is also given that a third class
can buoy painted red and black, horizon
tai stripes, has been placed i'm feet Of
water 10 mark the upper end of Dead
Mans shoal. Delaware bay. Maurice
river lighthouse, NAE; Egg Island light
house, NWikW; Fourteen Foot Bank
lighthouse WSWkW.
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-l-r, temperature; 'V, velocity Of wind.
]. M Sherier,
Observer, Weather Bureau.
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NOTICE 10 MANNERS.

Pilot charts and all photographic infor-
nation Will be furnished masters of yes
sells free of charge in United States by
geographic office, in custom house. Cap
tains are requested 20 call at the office.
Reports of wrecks and derelicts receiv-
ed for transmission to the navy depart
ment
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DEPARTED YESTERDAY.

SAILED NESTER DAY.
Steamship Nacoochee, New York.
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WHEAT OVER THE DOLLAR nAhh'

SELLING IN ST. LOUIS FOR THE HIGHEST PRICE
REACHED SINCE 1890.
c, rou,r April 23-Wheat again broke the rec
ord to-day when No red winter wheat sold at
81 ~ a bushel This Is the highest price reached
since 1890 one sold at that hgure by e. D.
TavIor G. &C. to the Eggers Milling Company The
NOUS Of the sales spread quickly on Change and
hclped materially bolster the market In futures
Chicago April % (SpeciaD.-Thorc was an excit-
ing day In wheat without the market being broad
one Prices were uncertain from start 10 hhish
They opened up a fraction. suddenly broke cent
and nra!y closed two cents over the bottom ana
one and one-haif cent last night The com
mission man was in trouble all day. sometimes
finding It a hard market to buy on. and at other
times hard market to sell on. The bulls were IN
terror all the tir1e. lest there should be one or
thos. sudden drops which have been so frequent
Of late ana the shor, was the aler; for fear of
a sudden rush up. The bull success at the winduP
was hc;ped along by a message from New York
claiming thai spot wheal at Liverpool was up 4i2d
the message evading the important detai TO whether
There was good reason. altogether. to doubt the
message for the official closing cable was un-
rb f,mc vi however wa TOO brief for investigation
and there was stampede OF shSrls maKhg rn tne
"A cents 20 "a. cents sold between 1875 cents and
5ls cents and closed at IS cents July closed at u
St Louis Jed the advance al day quoting sample 1ae
Kansas state report made the winter wheat con
don So The PersGniase Is & about the b same ia sgbt hI
points lower than asst year 1t was called bullish.
mainly because there has been 50 much talk Of late
OF a high Kansas condition. The Modern Miller
reported a severe drop in the Kentucky condition.
Cables seem to suggest some Greek successes
They had bull influence because any Greek sue
cess might pr long ami possibly cOmpicate the
wa San Franc reported wheat up five cents per
Genital with new fears OF drouth The cash wheat
sales here were about l30 600 bushels. chiefly for
exDorf New-York announced twenty-five loads
FOR export with an order for Cape Town Seaboard
clcarances were POS 900 bushels, Minneapolis and
Duluth had 80. cars. against 3i2 asst year.
The pit gossip L. that Kaufman has been caught
largely short and that some OF the high rollers"
in pursuit OF him. ~
on the curb puts" on May wheat closed at 73a.
cents "calls' at 77s cents.