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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-07-16
OCEAN FREIGHTs.

Cotton-Market nominal; prices quoted
are per 100 pounds: Boston, per bale
$l25 New York, per bale, $lO0; Philadel-
phla, per bale, $1OO; Baltimore, per bale
$1.O0; VIA New York, Reval, 47c; st. Pc
tersburg, 47c; Antwerp, 3Sc: Hamburg,
3Sc; Amsterdam, SIC; Liverpool soc; Bre-
men, zoe; Genoa, SSc Havre 4Oc; Goth
enberg 45c.
Lumber-By Sail-Freights are dull; for
eign business in steady. The rates from
this and nearby Georgia ports are quoted
al 81 25d5.25 for a range, including Balti-
more and Portland, Me. Railroad ties
base A feet, to Baltimore, 1314e; to Phil
adelphia 1415c; to New York, 16hc. Tim
Der rates. 5OcQ$1.0O higher than lumber
rates.
By Steam-Lumber-To Baltimore, $500;
Boston, 500; New York $625.
Naval Stores-The market is quiet; me-
dunn size vessels. Rosip-Cork for orders.
% 90 per barrel of 80 pounds. and 5 per
cent. primage. Spirits. As. Larger YES
sells, ros!n 2s Cd spirits, IS 3D. Steam.
12c per 100 pounds on rosin, $1.OO on spir-
its to Boston and 10c on rosin, and soc on
spirits to New York.
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Per steamship Texas for Baltimore. -
4.0i2 bbls rosin. 1i2 bbls turpentlne, GA bbls
rosin oil, bb!s pitch. 9721 feet humber,
103 pkgs domestcs and yarns 780 bales
hides and wool 30 bales sweeplngs $50
pkgs fruit, 80 pkgs mdse, 200 cases canned
goods
Per schr Oscar c. Schmidt, for New
York -il5,2Si feet pitch pine lumber Car
go by r. p. Hunting & Co
Per schr Frank w. Mccullough. for
New York.-9s,670 fec pitch pine lumber.
Cargo by T.. =. Hunting & Co
Per schr Jose Olayerri, for New York
40. 395 fect pitch pine lumber.-CarRo by
Cooncy Ecksteln & co.
Per scnr c. Wehrum. for New York
800, l31 feet pitch rine lumber Cargo By
Cooney, Eckstein & Co.
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sistent talk of a pending strike. Their
buying to cover to-day made that STOCK
the most active on the list and moved il
up points from the opening decline.
Sugar was largely bought and rose at one
time IL over last night Peoples GAS
recovered sharply from yesterdays prices.
Oregon Navigation preferred advanced Ia
on the discharge of the voting trust and
the implied guarantee of preferred divi-
dends to the amount of 10 per cent. in
yearly nstallments Cotton Oil rose over
a point. Manhattan and the Southwest
ern railways were also inclined to strength.
The bank statement was up to eXpecta-
ton in the item Of .oan contra actions ana
the consequent reduction in deposit liza
bihties. 1t was unexpectedly favorable
IN the showing of a gain in cash, consid-
ering the payment of 81, 100000 to the sub
treasury on customs payments during the
week Inc local money market worked
still lower to-day, but demand sterling
advanced significant fraction and Lon
don discounts We're also harder. Sterling
exchange at continental centers also rose
Sharply, lending point to the note of alarm
sounded by the weekly English financial
publications over the immediate future Of
the London money market
The bond market was moderately active
and rather irregular. the Southwestern
railroad issues moving up in sympathy
with the strength of The stocks
United States Is and old Is, registered
have declined 4 in the bid price.
Total sales of stocks were 126 500 shares,
including Atchison preferred $685.; Bur
hhSton' 6,793; Manhattan. 1870; Missouri
racine 7275, Northern Pacific. $3.50: ST.
$40.
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o. prozi,s 70. 6l,.r,s a.. -.
cans Sc; bIaZiiS; ~, itosl's, IVc; assert
ed nuts o. e. 80 "a. pyuuu boxes loc.
Raisins-L, L. So, .3-ooN' NC; loose
60 .pound ooAes, " 49, 49,
Pean uts-A 50. fa,,,,- 49, iulg demand
market htui' - ~ Neu virginia,
per pound w. f'''A MI Per pound,
SIC -.
tsgs--M MAIN NJ la, supply' quota
tons, country '@'O' western candied,
lie.
Pouitry-9teauS 81 i"ll ugLland' small
20H2oc per pan la Slo"n' -oP5oc per
pair; three-quer'eis s'oWh. 4oQ4o per
pair; tull-sIoNn Lo"t9' "'4''c per pair
Fish-MacKerei ma a. trel' No, l, $50;
No. 2 SLW; no. ., Fe,VO' III $ No. !, $l.25;
No. 2 $lVo' no. o, 81. (oohsn' l-pound
bricks, 61gc' 7-pouIiu oItvhS, 5c. Smoked
herring, per box, ltc' Duleh herring. in
kegs, $l.lO: new iiluilS'' ndIi-narrei $3.50.
syrup-MarkSet t,, quiet; Georgia and Flor
ida syrup puSl"s az &c selling at
25c; sugar house, at I0aloc, selling at
straight GOODS zSQ'oc' sugar house mo-
lasses, loq-uc'
Salt-Demand Is iar and The market
steady; carload ioss' l. o, ., Liverpool,
200-pound SACKS csc; 40 JOB lots, 1880;
common me sat, 10, pound IN burlap
sacks, caIloau iots lt'2c' common fine
salt llo-pouho ouIIap S1Chs' carload lots,
SSi2c; common me SAT- IW-pound burlap
sacks, soc Same III cotton sacks, 20
higher
hides Wool , E1te'-iliues-I he market
firm, dry mint, It12c' "IS SAT- l2l2c; green
sailed. re. Wool nominal; prime Geor-
gia, tree oil Saho ours ana back wool,
zoe; black lSe; nuFfY, Sgllc. Wax, 24c;
taIloW: sc. peel SKINS Zoe.
Oil-Market steady demand fair; signal
45@50c; West virginia, black 94l2c; Lard,
5sci heatsloot' eyt!'9c, machinery l6Q25c;
hhseed' raw 4'c' poIeu, 5Oci Kerosene,
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THE COTTON MARKET.
transactions Narrow and Feature
less in Futures.

less IN Futures.
New York, July 15-The cotton market
was narrow and featureless in the absence
o- stirring news of consequence. Cables
were Disappointing both as to spot sales
e"" me future list Of quotations-the for
lucy showing total of but 5000 bales and
,"e itiJer decline of one-half sixty
.'1ita Weather news was generally ia
7'dDie' oul bearish crop conditions were
'"J'@"l to have been oyer-discounted and
'1'"is lor short account was upon a very
.onseiFaiive scale The market opened
'-@"dnsei TO one point lower, ruled a point
OF ,"o easier and then rallied on little
'yh' covering. August liquidation was a
'.T{uie of The early trading.
.He market closed steady at one to two
points net lower.
('" York. July Is, noon.-Cotton flu
opened steady; July, s. 46c; August,
..i'. september, 5.52c; October, 5.61c; No
A'ef '.6oc; Dece mber 5.7Oc; January.
soruary, 5.I1c; March. .. Soc; April,
'1i.' May, 5.SSc.
D. m.-Futures closed steady; July,
,' august, Sic; September, 550c; Oc-
',6iei November, 5.65c; December,
N,r January, sic; February 5.7Sc;
%..l d. 9.S-e; April, SOC; May. 5 S9c
,." dreams. July 15.-Cotton futures.
,95 ana seady July, 55Gc bid, August.
September, 5.33u5.Sic; October,
Bic, November. $685.. SIC pecem-
~, tiVa742c; January, 5.43d5.4lc; Feb
.41o5.4Sc; March, 552a5 .53c.
c''" York July 15.-Hubbard Bros &
l,. of cotton: Liverpool was
rrs' w our market to-day of new crop
a-5 '' and the local business was small
r5.I ''Ined principally to exchanges. The
"'. was steady"
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.

The following are the Savannah Board
of Trade quotations.:
Bacon-Market is steady; smoked clear
sides, 65sc; dry sailed clear sides. SIC: bel
lies, $50; sugar-cured hams. 12d12lsc.
Lard-Market firm; pure, in Heroes
61bc; j0-pound tins, go compound. in
tierces, 5lc; 50-pound tins bee.
Butter-Market steady; cooking. 49,.
gilt edge, 1Sc; extra daires, 100; extra III
gins, 2lc.
cheese, lie; 20-pound average. 1Ikc.
Flour-Market steady; patent $40.
straight, $4.20; fancy, $3.50; family, $3.50
Corn-Market steady; white, job lois
Sc; carload lots 51c mixed corn, Job lois
55c; carload lots, 53c
oats-Carload lots, Ssc; job lots. 4Oc.
Texas rust proof oats job lots. 4sc.
Southern seed rye, S1.10
Bran-Job lots, s7lac; carload lots. S2i5c
Hay-Market steady. Western, job lots
SIC; carload lots soc; Eastern, carloads
TIC; job lots S2lAc.
Meal-Pearl per barrel S2.55; per sack
$40; city meal, per sack, bolted 81 az.
water ground, H.10, pearl grits. per ba~,
rel $3.50; per sack Sl.22l9.
Sugar-Equality Prices-Savanuah quo
tations: Powdered. 5.80c; standard gran
ulated 5GSc; cubcs. 5.Soc; confectioncrs'
a, 5.43c; white extra, soc; extra c, 499c.
golden c. 4.S0c; yellow, 4.GSc
CoGee-Du!,; Mocha. 2ie: Java, &c; Pea
berry, l2c; standard No. !, loc No. ., &C.
No 3, 0Ac; No. 4, &c; No s. SEC; No. 6.
Sc; No. z. 7l5c.
Onions-Egyptian per crate, N.25; Ber-
midas. native per box, sl10
Potatoes-Irish, new, $2.75q300 per bar
rel
Lemons-Market STEADY. $3.25qs5o box.
Cabbage-Northern, head, l0c
Dried Fruil-Apples, evaporated, o.:
common, 5a513c
Nuts Almonds Tarragona l2c; Ivicas.
12c; walauts, French, ice; Naples, lie; pc
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cplRITS STILL DROPPING.
,,RI<ET FOR SPOTS DOWN TO
"a CENTS BID WITH NO SALES.

1ittIe Spirits Offerin E-ROsin
,,.., and in Fair Demhnd-COtton
..eady and Unch"nEed-W In oIesaie
,,.-,.cts steady and Unchanged.
..,,rqb. July 15.-The inclination to
,he value of spirits turpentine ap
ID, be successful to-day. Opening at
-,- salon, with a quiet tone, the
5,4 ortce at the close was 50 cents. There
mo- sales reported at the decline.
~ ,vas frm ana unchanged. There was
,l,-a doing IN the cotton market for
-. hnt The transactions did not at
.... attention. Other markets were
The following resume OF the diff
....7, markets win show the tone and quo
,.,,rs. at the close to-day;
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Per Georgia and Alabama Railway, July
1j.-1 bale cotton
Per Central Of Georgia Railway, July
l5,-i bales cotton, 80 cars lumber, $50
tons pig iron cars melons, $50 pkes
mdse III bales domestcs, 100 bbls spirits,
32j bblS rosin, car medical supplies,
cars brick. cars blades, cars meal
I car bran. / car hay.
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURES.


Steamship City of Birmingham, Burg,
New York.-Oeean Steamship Company
Bark Germanic (Nor), Sunde Hamburg
Dahl & Andersen.
Schr Ida Lawrence, Thorpe, Baltimore.
e. b. Hunting ~ co.
Sohr John G. Schmidt, Norbury, PhEa-
dephia
schr r. G.. Dun. before reported be-
low
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notice 20 Mariners.

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 10 call AT the office
Reports Of wrecks ana derelicts received
for Transmission to the navy department
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Vessels Cleared YESTERDAY.

Bark Zefro GtaD, Paturzo. Liverpool -
Strachan & Co.
schr Jose Olaverri Hewett New York
c. W Howard & CO.
Schr Frank w. Mccullough. Dunn. Nor
folk-C. w Howard & CO.
schr oscar c. Schmidt, Crawford, New
York-C. w. Howard & co.
schr c. c.. Wehrum. Cavalier, New
York.-C. w. Howard & Co.
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A MARROW MARKET.
Movement of Prices Had Little Sig
,,f0op,,po

Wow cruent of Prices Had Little Sig
niGcGn"c.
New York. July 15-To-days short mar
lzet was so narrow ard so nearly stagnant
thst movements Of prices were Of little
significance. There wos a pcrcepibie tone
of frmness, however. which wus empha-
sized after the appearance of the barl;
statement BY the hasty covering Of some
small bear contracts in the Changers.
which had been put out just previous to
the appearance Of the statement Prob
nblv the erost part Of the days business
was gwen over the closing out OF saoft
contracts by the bears This co1tingen,
had Seen particularly active in Brooklyn
Transit during The past week, On The per
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Not n His Class-"IIenry, wake up"
exclaimed Mrs. Peck. I'm positive l hear
burglars Gown stairs. Get up and sec If
you can locate them" I'm surprised. my
dear, replied Henry, as he buried his
head under the pillow. TO hirk you would
so far forget yourself as 10 ask me 10 as
s2cIate with vulgar burglars. -Ch cago
News.
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The GERMANIA BANK
SAVANNAH. Ga.

Capital ................'......... ..'szVoW0
Undivided profits ......-..............s 5o0oe
This bank offers Its services to corpora
lions. merchants and individuals.
Has authority to act as executor, ad-
minlstrator, guardian, etc.
Issues drafts on the principal cities In
GREAT Britain and Ireland and on the Con-
tinent.
Interest paid or compounded quarterly
on deposits in the Savings Department.
Safety Boxes for rent.
HENRY BLUM, President
I. B. TIEDEMAN, Vice President
JOHN NJ HOGAN, Cashier.
WALTER f. HOGAN. Asst Cashier.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Local and General News of Ships ana
Shipping.

Local and General News of ships and
shipping.
The sc hooner Ida Lawrence arrived from
Baltimore yesterday with a cargo of coal
consigned TO the Herman Coal and Wood
Company
The schooner John G. Schmidt, Capt
Norbury, from Philadelphia, arrived yes
terday with a cargo of coal, consigned to
d. r. Thomas & Son.
The tug Regis win go to Fort Pulaski
to-day TO get an S-inch gun belonging to
the government The gun will be shipped
TO California.
The tug Regis has been undergoing a
thorough overhauing and painting dur
ing the past month. She Is now in SPLEEN
did condition to attend TO the fall busl-
ness.
The administration OF the Bureau Yer
itas has just published the list of mari
time disasters. reported during May as
follows:
Sailing vessels reported lost: Thirteen
American, 1 Austrian, ! Brazilian, II Brit
ish. Chnian. / French, G German.
Greek. > Italian, 8 Norwegian. ! Portu-
gue-e, ] Russian, ] Swedish; total, 81. In
this number are included II vessels report
ed missing. Steamship reported lost
Nine British ! Dutch, ] Norwegian; total
u.-Causes Of losses: Sailing vessels
Strandiuc. ~ collision, 2; abandoned 2;
condemned, o, missing, "A. Steamships
5tranding. 8: collision. 2; condemned, g.
From May q TO June 10. 1911 sailing yes
sells and l22 steamships were surveyed and
classed by Bureau Veritas.
Passengers by steamship city Of Brm-
ingham. from New York. July IA. e.
Maxwell. J. Nicholson, Miss N. White,
r. j. Duke. +. T. Myers. w. r. Ladlaw.
f. Y. c. Hi, E. G. Mehrtens, Master e.
Foley, Miss NJ. Sherwood, r. Higgison. r.
Ward, w. Ward, w. l.. Wilton, ]. Will
Jams. D. G. Barrett
Passengers BY steamship Texas, for Bal
iimore-W L. Smith and wife, Mrs. Do
zier and children, r. l.. Mccormack and
wife r. G.. Brooke5 George Hess and
wife DR.. w. G. Hamilton. f.. A. Romero.
G. T. Horner. c. Cooper Young and wife
Mrs. w. D. Bush and two children, and
three steerage.
Passengers by steamship Kansas City.
for New York; II. Monahan. W j.
Crawford. J. r. Sayer, T. F.. Pruett, y
W. Ghswold. John P. Frank. Capt. Rus
sell. Charles Hunt, w. II. Plltman, Ed
Harro.d, Rev. +. f. jenkins, Capt r. S.
Warner and four ladies, VI. r. Emmonds,
Henry Robaon, Master John r. Postell.
Capt. j. c. Postel, i. S. Hincks, Capt.
w. W Williamson, Miss Isabella c. Pos
tel. Mrs. J. G. Postell w. T. Allen j. 5.
schlcy. w. J. Lindsay. Mrs. W. J. Lind
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COTTON.

I.,lo.- mas tho arcect in,
The sale o. IL
some rme The market iellldiiie" S'eduN
.4 Unchanged The days receipts were 8
p-.77' -....o 49,, .,,e,oial ,,,,t ,,,,
The following were INC 0iii''''l 9p0' q''
cations. al the close of the market, at the
Exchange to-day:
,.m,g Gls
Coed U'.''''7 ~
Ndd-'lS --.--''''''''' ''''''''''''' :
Low miding ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ....41s
l-t culinary ..........-.............
-................... 90.
V.+.'." .tsadv. sales. A.
1i-N. 9aSeinte F,xnorts and Stock.
...,5 nav E
t,is 5eI-.Iaet year q
,s 39v wear before last :
'1. .r.e a., Sent. + 1s9S',,.....'1.o81. 1es
act Gar 1Ss 5ea
g'.- to14 tbie dav -2s
~, ,,ear 1OI4S
san. ..,s and socks AZ the Porrs-
N' 5av SOC
E'let t'' - o7e
- 5 i'I ,. ''s bafore Iast 579
S '[+,. ei,,re Sa7It 1Soe 900 81
-"'a' ,,o,, ~ ES2 7-5
'.' ,,,o Year before last .6G4 159
awe '' -. -, Az, 100 ne
s.eH at 'V 55y last veay 3 573' 5 5I9
STOCK S9Ig py ie9e 80. 30 -''''i'
l'itf @i,iot. ,,iaJIiro -. nc. 70
"d''' - D. 60, 700 stosi- ~ 90
't.p's o. - G,,jat ,liddIi,,Cr IL
Ne" 80 er(ls,- ok. 81 40.
N Us, 9'
s,,.h, ~ >>--ii,.i.-o,. ,,;z,7,,na z,l. 49, -,
49,. .iill-I,''ii7 20 '72 net
c'.l'S, o. S,,io+ go nor,ir',,. 49, -
100 ~ - = 7ee net
'5pl7, NV, e.taa5yv ,,ia7i;,1 ~,
",''i'5. IN 5''i '1s'
, A. >-o,,,i,o,. ,,,iad1ir,- g. not 70
~. -, o. "e'
ll %-sr,iIa1. ,,,;adi,,, ca. 80,
.,ts S@l ross 9e7. stocl= N 5S7
w. Val Sl,jat. r,,;5d1ing 3 10 crosse
-. 90 80 % 80 "a "a sl0-
p.l.1r Gniet. rni6diino g S-7e. nat re-
.to,. -r2. cross IA
p4.,s5,,nbjs- -O,iet. ,,idS1ipr TIA. NO,
r.-.1+s r.. e,roSs q, stocE ? 3oG
Dai-,. Movements ar Interior yTowrs-
35,r5,st,- -oujat. ,9i551ing 81. not re-
ems n. cross 16. sales 472 etocll 1ee
9Staady! r1iddiirg - net re-
cefnts 149. gross 142: stock 50 751
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New moon, 7th hours and So minutes.
evening; first quarter. 18Th, hours and 90
minutes evening; fun moon. 22d. hours
and minutes, evening; last quarter, 29th.
II hours and minutes, evening.
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Capt. J. II. Mackenzie, Of the British
steamship Heathheld, at Pensacola
reports having spoken on July
2. in latitude 1881 ~, lon
gltude 3545. an Italian bark of Genoa
in ballast showing the signal s. L. r. n
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Vns.cI. Went 10 Sen

Steamship Kansas City, New York.
Steamship State OF Texas. Baltimore.
Bark La Mariuccia GtaD. Venice.
Schr Oscar c. Schmidt, New York.
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New York, July ADMINISTRATIONS weak
and lower with much of the stock ar
irving late. Watermolons continue IN large
accumulation and weak Muskmelons.
virginia and North Carolina. per crate.
ooc9$l-29; do South Carolina aud Georgia.
per PEI, crate, SL5o44.5 80; do basket. 81 005i2.50.
Watermelous. per carload S75al5o. do par
hundred. $60l6
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savannah Almanac.


High water at Tybee to-day NJ 1850 a.
m. aud ] :36 p. m. High water al Savan-
nah one hour later
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-"Sster kitty, what is a vehicle?" IT'S
a thing th5i won't . without being Fitch
% 10 a quadruped Chicago Record.
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ders, boxed, S5.S7i4@5 so; short clear sides,
boxed, SoS5u5. 10; whisky, distnlers' finish
ed goods, per gallon, $l.26
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Per italian bark Zefro for Liverpool
3,1S7 casks spirits turpentine-Cargo By
James Fare Jr.
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GRAIN. PRovIsIoNs. ETC.

New York, July 15.-FIour quiet and
easier; Minnesota patents, $3.S5G4 90. Rye
-four inactive; good to fair, SO 10G325.
Corn meal easy; yellow, 79dS0c Rye
quiet; No. 2 Western, Gf4GlAc. Barley
steady Malt quiet
Wheat, spot, dull No. red, 79i4c op-
tions opened steader on cables and wet
weather in the Northwest. They subse-
quently developed weakness under local
and Northwest selling. The close was
steady ON late covering at 1sc net adj
vance; July closed 7S1sc; September 7SAc;
December S0sc
Corn, spot dull; No. 2, 4OAc options
opened steady, but sold off with wheat;
closed, July, 1910; September, $3.50
oats, spot, dull No. 2, 3Oc; options dull.
Hops quiet Hides firm. Beef firm. fam
lily, $95Od1O.50. Cut meats steady; picked
bellies, 5l5d7Ac; do shoulders SIC. Lard
easy; Western, 55jc refined steady Pork
dull; mess, $9.25Q9.75. Butter firm for
fancy easy for lower grades; Western
creamery, 15@1Slac; state dairy, 13R417c.
Cotton seed oil steady to firm; prime
crude, A19c; f. O. b. mills, 174iSc; prime
summer yellow, 261ac; off do, 25l2G2Gc
Cheese firm; large white. SIC; large col
ored, S3sc. Eggs firm; state and Penn
sylvania, 15120lGc; Western fresh, 15m
15Ac. Rice firm; domestic, fair to extra,
42sa7Ac. Coffee; options opened quiet
and unchanged; ruled exceptionally duh
with weak undertone in the absence Of
cables from Havre, Rio and Santos; closed
on account of holiday. The close was in
active; sales 500 bags, including September,
4.G0c; spot coffee Rio duh; No. invoice,
&c; No. T. jobbing, 6l2c; mild quiet; Cor
dova 8d13c. Sugar, raw, barely steady;
fair refining. l3-l6c centrifugal, 96-test,
43sc; molasses sugar, 3 ll-l6e, refined
quiet and steady; No. 6, 4 1866; standard
- 1.
Sc; powdered, 57sc; granulated, SIC; cubes.
SIC.
Chicago. July 15-Lack of cash demand
and favora bic weather. with heavy re-
ceipts, caused decline in wheat to-day
September closing about 2sc below yes
terday, at 723l4727sc. Corn and oats closed
fractionaHy lower Provisions lost 5d12iEc
on heavy hog receipts.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Opening Highest. Lowe ST. Closing
Wheat, No. g
July ..72ls 72is 7lss@n9l 7l7t
Sept BIS 73aQ73ls 72} 72Ad727s
Dec .".75is075H 1914 7l1a 7H24H5s
Corn, No. =
July .....8lisa3iH 3i4 337s@84 "a
Sept ....SizQ3f4 3ih@34A 335sdSSM 1871
Dec ......S3ls S3'5 323sQ82lA 32l4
July ....24t 242s "a 2r4
Sept ....2ol5 2ois92O9s POS 2Vs
May ....22l2 22lA 22as 22%
Mess Pork, rer Dbl
Sept ......$915 500 500 912I5
Oct ..".. 9l5 go 912Is 9 1919
Lard, yer 100 lbs
s SEP . ... /: SO g IS : 8 - s. g.
Short Ribs. per 100 lbs
Sept ...... III $50 SIS 5I5
oct ...... 30 SIS 500 20
Cash quotations were az follows. Flour
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-07-16

Atchison . 1q1llSt Pa,,l 1ot4t.
do pref 61i-I a, rlref 80
Bait. & Ohio 473sSt p e. ON to7
Can. Pacific qss5 ID do nroe 17a
Can. Southern -. 81 So. Pacifc 2ts,
Cent Pacific . 5r5iSo RAILWAY III
Ches &, Ohio 277Z do nref M
Chi. & Alton q. $50 r. &, Pac ...... 225,
c., B. & Q. ... 135faiUuion Pacific. 49i5
Chi & +. III. -. "a do nref 76E
do pref ...... 122l5iWabash .. 70,
Chi G. w. $500. 144 DO pref ........ 23Is
G, Ind. & L. d.. 1QI2i Wheel. & L. f. .. 50
do do pref ..... 10 do do pref &C.,. 2ps
c. & N. w. ...160 Adams Express III
do pref ...... 1893 American En-. 1877
C.C.C. & St. L. 57@l United States Elk AZ
do do pref .... 81 Wells Fargo Ex t25
d. & Hudson. 1921 Am. Cot. Oil 80. ~
D. & L. w. .... 16S do pref ......... 92ls
Den. & r. G.. e. PA Am. Spirits ...... 63i
do pref ....... 75ts do pref ....... %
Erie new ..... 1874 Am. Tobacco .... 81
DO LIST pref IS do pref ........ IA
FL. Wayne 80. 1874 Cons. Gas ...... 1872
&c. Nor. pref 1881 Com. Cable Co.. 49,
m central 80. ll5 Col. F. Iron. 457s
Lake =. d w. lSlaI do do pref .... 105
40 DO pref &c. Is Gen. Electric ... 1855
Lake Shore 200 Haw. Com. Co. no
4. * N. ,........ Y Brooklyn r. T.. 112%
NIdhhalIah e. ll91s lntn'l Paper a.
Ie'; 81. Ky. I'd do pref ....... 7812
LII Ceatral Ill La Clede Gas "a
MINI. q st. l.. ..5iia Lead .........,,.. 2S4
10 90 ISL pref W DO pref ....,.,. III
49, ~ -, .''' - - -Na'. LIN. vi '....
NOBLE q Ohio 42l2' Pacific Mail .... AZ
MO Il q L. i Peoples Gas O.. 117as
90 pref 49,. 3494 Pullman Palace $50
n. j. Central 1l6 .SilV
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-07-16

Getting to tho Bottom-Grandma--
What time did Mr.. Liooincott cave last
night. Grace?
Oracle Why grandma, he started home
at"
Grandma (miidly) N,vsr mind when he
started; asked you when he left
BROOKLYN LIE.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-07-16

Harry Moulder hrs very CYNICAL dis
position.
Fred H m Why nc told ne that Il was
boil on the back Of his neck.--Boston
Transcriut.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-07-16

The schooner John G. Schmidt, Capt.
Norbury. from Philadelphia, arrived yes
terday with a cargo of coal, consigned to
d. 4. Thomas & Son.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-07-16

The tug Regis viii go to Fort Pulaski
to-day TO get an S-inch gun belonging to
the government. The gun will be shipped
TO California.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-07-16

The schooner Ida Lawrence arrived from
Baltimore yesterday with a cargo Of coal
consigned to the Herman Coal and Wood
Company.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-07-16

The tug Regis has been undergoing a
thorough overhauling and painting dur
ing the past month. She is now in SPLEEN
did condition to attend TO the fall busl-
ness.