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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-06-22
Telegrar11y.

dydata ma wiceprezydenta ma my
sli, tymczasem byio z cory ukar-
towane, re Mckinley i Roosevelt
maja bye nominowani przez akla'
macye. Po movie Forakera okrzy-
knieto McKinleya godz. 1880
kandydatem ma prezydenta, wsr6d
bury oklaskow. Oddano "a MIN
$50 gfos6w, Przeciw niemu- mkt
ME odwazyf sic gfosowac.
Pufkownik Lafayette Young
Iowa zabraf nastepnie gfos, propo-
nujac, azeby Roosevelt otrzymaf
nominacye ma wiceprezydenta. Po-
parf go Murray z Massachusetts.
Mkt temu ME opar} sic, pr6cz je-
dnego Roosevelta. Ustapif on
wszakze pred VIOLA partyi i przy-
jail nominacye z wdziecznoscia.
Mark Hanna zostaf wybrany ma
dal prezesem republikanskiego ko-
mitetu narodowego. Tszasc bedzie
nadal sprawami partyi republican
skiej, azbeby nadal popierac woj.
ny zaborcze, militaryzm, kapitali.
stow j trusty.
WASHINGTON. DO, % Czerw.-
Wczoraj o godzinie po po|udniu
wysfaf prezydent depesze gratula-
cyjna do Roosevelta, W kt6rej "a
znacza, re jednogiosna jego nomi-
nacya stanowi dla niego zasfuzony
zaszczyt. Prezydent bedzie II Lii
pea bawif W Canton tam przyjmie
urzedowa wiadomosc ponownej
swojej nominacyi.
YOKOHAMA, 22-go : Czerwca. =
Pogfoski zamordowaniu W Peki.
ME zagranicznych posfow wywota-
4y tutaj ogromne oburzenie. Wszy-
scy zgadzaja sic ma to, re Japonia
bez wzgledu ma zamiary innych
mocarstw musi przedsiewziqsc wo-
jenna wyprawe. Wdepartamen-
tach woiny marynarki panuje
wielki ruch. Gaia dywizya Hin
roshin jest iuz W drodze do Chin.
SHANGHAI, 22-go Czerwca, =
z kontrtorpedowca angielskiego
Whiting" donosza Cze Flu, re
cd szesciu dni mic niewiadomo, co
sic sta}o admirafem Seymour. W
Tsang Czau donosza zrabowaniu
tam angielskiej misyi. Pewien
general chinski uprowadzif misyo-
marry niewiadomo, co sic mimi
stafo.
BERLIN, 22-go Czerwca. =
Konsul japonski W Shanghai "a
pewnia, re admiral Seymour jest W
Pekinie i re posfowie tamtejsi So
zdrowi. W Tien Tsin spalono
dzielnice, zamieszkana przez cudzo-
ziemcow.
WASHINGTON. 22go Czerwca. =
Posef chinski WI odwiedzif sekre-
tarza stanu Hay i oswiadczyf, re
wicekr6l W trzech wielkich prowin-
cyach mad Yang Use Kiang czuje
sic ma mocy utrzymac W Mich po-
rzadek zabezpieczyc zycie cudzo-
ziemskim misyonarzom. Wicekr6l
Hun Nan ziozyf podobna deklara-
eye zapewnieniem, re wielkich
prowincyach pofudniowych zyciu i
mieniu cudzoziemcow ME zagraza
zadne niebezpieczenstwo.
LoNDYN, 22go Czerwca. =
Pod Tien Tsin tocza sic codziennie
bitwy. Garnizon angielski skiada
sic tam 5000 ludzi. Admirafo-
vie ogfosili, re wojska mocarstw
walcze jedynie Boxerami i tymi
Chinczykami, kt6rzy oddzia}u woj-
ska miedzynarodowego ME chcieli
przepuscic do Pekinu.
PHILADELPHIA, % Czerwca. =
Senator Davis widzi We wypadkach
W Chinach bardzo wielkie niebez-
pieczehstwo. O podziale Chin ME
moze bye mowy, lecz cesarzowa
musi bye stracona tronu, a to
wywo}a cafy szereg wojen. Zosta-
vic Chinczykow samym sobie, O.
becnie ME mona, chciec i'm ma
rzucac gwaitem nowoczesna cywi.
lizacve. znacZy, tyle. co naraZic sic
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-06-22


re widok przewagi, jaka drobnej
Japonii zapewnifa udoskonalona
organizacya sill panstwowych mi
litarnych, zacheci Chiny do p6jscia
"a przykfadem swoich zwyciezc6w.
Niekt6re wyobraznie europejskie
przerazaiy sic juz widokiem tel po-
tegi, jaka stworza Chiny, kiedy sic
sreformuja, kt6ra bedzie mogfa
stac sic grozna dla Europy.
Wszystko to byfy mrzonki, ci,
co je snuli, ME znali Chin. Me
drgnefy one nawet po klesce. Albo
raczej drgnefy, ale tylko nowym
dreszczem nienawisci do Europej-
czykow, ktorzy dali Japonii moe
zwycieztwa. O reformach ME mo-
wi sic wcale, 0 organizacyi ME
mysi sic. Jeden lub drugi vice.
krol ma wfasna reke stara sic o lep-
sze wytwiczenie zofnierzy. Ale
Rad centralny, jakby sic skiadaf z
samych Bokser6w, zyje tylko kul-
tenn staryoh tradycyj nienawiscia
do Europy.
Niema tn gruntu, niema warun-
k6w do odrodzenia wewnetrznego
choc, pod osfona wspofzawodnict-
wa wielkich mocarstw, mogfoby sic
ono dokonywac bez przeszkody ze-
wnetrznej. q tego trzeba zrezy-
gnowac. Byfoby to jednak aktem
niewytf6maczonej opieszafoSci,gdy-
by mocarstwa europejskie, wobec
groznego wybuchu, kt6rego ofara
padfy dziesiatki ich obywateli, ME
obmyslify jakichs skutecznych
srodk6w zapobiezenia takim RE-
ZION ma przyszfosc.
Mona przeciez zastosowac ME-
tylko do morderc6w, ale i do sprzy-
jajacego i'm rzadu pekinskiego
| srodki tax surowe dotkliwe, zeby
! mu odebrafy chec protegowania
zbrodniarzy.
Szach perski jedzie teraz RE
miennym dyszlem ma wystawe fran
cuska i do w6d. a potem, powro-
tenn do domu, pocznie skfadac, wi
| zyty monarchom.
Terazniejsza jego droga odbywa
sic jakby incognito, niemniej jed
max wiadze rosyjskie przyjmuja go
uadzwyczaj uroczyscie i zapewne
zawieraja MIN ukfady, DO OTTO
wfasnie uzyskafa teraz Rosya diva
wazne przywileje W panstwie per-
skiem, vice koncesye ma kolej z
miasta Erywanu ma Kaukazie do
Taurisu W gfebi Persyi, i,oraz otwar-
Gle ola rosyjskiego handlu bardzo
bogatej, zwanej spichrzem Azyi,
lecz dotad szczelnie ola Europej-
czyk6w zamknietej prowincyi Cho-
roZan.
Graniczy ona z Afganistanem i
Beludzystanem, wiec otwarcie jej
dla Rosyan ma oprocz handlowego
pewne polityczne znaczenie. Jakoz
prasa rosyjska nazywa uzyskanie
| tych dw6ch przywilejow wypad-
kiem epokowego znaczenia dla Ro-
syi,
Ozywify sic giefdy rosyJskie, a
przemysfowcy W Kr6lestwie Pol
skiem juz postanowili wysfac do
Chorozany znawcow, ktorzy zbada.
ia, co do tego kraju MONA wywo.
zic.
Wielkie frmy kupieckie W Ro-
syi wysfafy pe}nomocnik6w, kt6rzy
tam nabywaja grunta. pod zakiady
przemystowe i skfady towar6w. R6-
wnie energicznie i bez chwili zwfo-
XII zabrafa sic Rosya do zrealizowa-
MIA koncesyi kolejowej: inzyniero-
vie juz odjechali ola wytkniecia
linii tel kolei, ktorej budowa zacz-
ME sic dw6ch konc6w : z Tauri-
su z Eriwanu. Nieprzyjemne to
|, jest ola niemieckiej sp6fki, kt6ra,
otrzymawszy cd Turcyi koncesye
ma kolej do Wanu ina pograniczu
perskiem) i zmusiwszy Porte DO
odmowienia Rosyi wszelkich kon-
cesyj W tel okolicy, mniemafa, re
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Notatki polityczne.

VooA 0AAoJ SS'N
Dzis prawybory! Lokale wy
borcze So otwarte cd / godziny po
pofudniu do 7 wieczorem. Sta.
rainy sic we wszystkich wardac h
wybrac ma konwencye takich dele
gat6w, kt6rzy glosowac beda "a
naszymi polskimi kandydatami.
Jutro, W Sobote, odbedzie sic
powiatowa konwencya demokra'
tyczna, ma kt6rej zostanie uchwa-
Iona platforma, omawiajaca nasse
miejscowe sprawy. Demokraci
zadaja, azeby zadnej kompanii ME
udzielac przywilej6w, iezeli ia ME
zechce przystac ma wypfacanie po-
wiatowi Cook odpowiedniej sunny
pieniedzy, odpowiadajacej jej do
chodom. b.
Mayor miasta, Harrison rozpo-
rzadzif, azeby dzisiaj miedzy l a Z
godzina po pofudniu wszystkie sa-
luny byfy zamkniete. Urzedni-
cy beda cd pofudnia swietowac.
Mayor Harrison Alfred S. Tru.
de zostana wysiani ma konwencye
stanowa W Springfield jake delega-
ci lat large"J Wszyscy delegaci
ma ia konwencye zbiora sic W ME-
dziele popoludniu W powiatowei
gf6wnej kwaterze demokratycznej.
azeby sic porozumiec W sprawis
nominowania gubernatora. Og6l-
nego poparcia doznaje Ortseifen,
kt6ry jutrojuz wyjezdza do Spring
field otwiera gfowna kwatere W
hotelu Leland.
Tam agitowali general John M.
Palmer, John R. Tanner i John z.
Altgeld, gdy byli kandydatami ma
gubernatora. Obecnie zacznie a.
gitowac Ortseifen, pzyszfy guber-
nator stanu Illinois, z ramienia
demokratow.
We Philadelphii maszyna repu-
blikanska odgrywaia delegatami
ma konwencye narodowa wstretna
komedye. Postanowiouo guberna'
tora Roosevelt nominowac vice.
prezydentem, lecz udawano, ze
maszyna ME popiera CO. On sam
wzbraniaf sic przyjac kandydature.
Podstawiano takich kandydat6w.
lax miokosa Woodruff, ostatecznie
pokierowano sprawa tax, re ME
maszyna, lecz delegaci upomniei
sic o Roosevelta j nominowai 60
jednoglosnie.
Me mniej wstretnem jest samo-
chwalstwo republikan6w, ujawnio'
ne W platformie. Przytoczone W
niej fakta So oparte ma kfamstwie.
Powiedziano, re Rad byf przygotos
wany do wojny Hiszpania, tym-
czasem vie kazde dziecko W Anne.
ryce, ze po wypowiedzeniu wojny
ochotnicy lezeli bezczynnie W obo'
zach, wystawieni ma gfod niewy-
cody przez kilka miesiecy, zanim
zdofano $4,000 wojska, karmionego
smierdzacem miesem, wysfae M
Kube.
Powiedziano W platfornlie, ze
ma zabrane Hiszpanom wy.
spy wysefano tylko ludzi zdolnych
i praktycznych, tymczasem mall
wersacye urzednik6w republican.
skich ma Kubie skompromitowafy
nietylko partye republikahska, lecs
cafy nar6d Stan6w Zjednoczonych.
Lud amerykanski bedzie wiedziaf,
co sadzic o polityce republikanowi
hedzie Wiedziaf. ze ME dla McKir-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-06-22
SWieto Wszechnicy
JagielOliSkiej.
KRAKOW, 6 Czerwca 1900.

hRAkOW, o CZerWca 1SUV'
W gmachu Collegium morasm u
czniowie S. p. Szujskiego ztozyh
wieniec stop pamiatkowej tabli-
cy popiersiem historyka. Ma
szarfach widniaf napis: ,,Pamieci
J6zefa Szujskiego W 50o-tna rocz-
nice odnowienia Uniwersytetu Ja-
gielonskiego." Przy skfadaniu
wienca przemawiai professor Uls-
nowski.
Artysci teatr6w rzadowych war
szawskich wysiali adres do uniwer-
sytetu, " kt6rym wyrazaja hold ola
wiedzy nauki. Adres zredagowaf
p. FrenkeL TreSo adresu jest ma
stepujaca:
,,Pracownicy sztuki dramaty-
cznej, bioracej zrodio We wszech-
wiedzy, kt6ra rozsadza cd 5 vie
k6w juz Academia, skiadaia wyrazy
g1ebokiej czci dla jej dziei6w i dla
jej mistrzow, obecnie szerzacych W
niej wiedze."
DE-. Franciszek Stratil imieniem
posl6w czeskieh sejmu szlazkiego
przes4a} na rece hr. kTarnowskiego
adres>z zyczeniami powodu jubi-
leuszu uniwersyteckiego.
" adresie tym ,,oddaja ukfon
wspaniaiemu zdrojowisku oswiaty
siowianskiej, z kt6rego wiekami
cafemi czerpah dobrodziejstwa ma
uki sztuki take j synowie naroa
du pobratymczego z Moraw ze
Szlazka.
Swieto nayodu polskiego jest "a
razem swietem narodu czeskiego,
swietem wzajemnosci braterskiej.
Pomni swietnej przeszfosci pra-
gna ma przysz4o5e wsp6lnosci
oswiaty, j wzajemnosci ducha iser-
ca".
R6wniez Rada miasta Pragi
przysiafa Uniwersytetowi ozdobny
adres, podnoszac jego zasiugi nau-
kowe wobec swiata s}owianskiego,
przypominajac iczne duchowe we
zty, jake iaczyiy Uniwersytet
pragski nasza Alma Mater.
Tax samo wspaniafe adresy ma
desiaiy uniwersytety W Erlangen,
Aberystwyth W ksiestwie Walii,
Uniwersytet amsterdamski, rzym-
ski kolonski.
Czeska ,.Politik. wydrukowaia
o jubileuszu krakowskiego uniwer-
sytetu obszerny artykut. Oto jego
zarys gi6wny:
,,Szereg wielkich uroczystosci
sfowianskich ostatnich czas6w po.
mnozy W najblizszych dniach wa
zne swieto. NaSskr6lewskie miasto
Krakow zwraca wzrok dzisiaj cafy
SWAT s1owianski, W iego cd staro-
sci poczerniaiych murach zgroma-
dza sic reprezentanci wszystkich
sfowianskich ludlow i uniwersyte-
tow obcych.
Jubileusz krakowskiego uniwer-
sytetu jest wielkiem swietem poko-
iowem, jest radosnem swietem du-
cha, swietem rozpoznania, swietem
wzniosiem.
I czescy reprezentanci wiedzy i
najwybitniejszych instytucyj cywi-
lizacyjnych narodowych vienna
W MEM udziaf. Jest to bowiem i
dla Czcch6w swieto, gdyz W stero-
waniu uniwersytetu krakowskiego
brai oni czynny udziaf. a stosunki,
faczace oba bratnie narody, wiaza
je oddawna. Swiadczy tenn hi
storya.
W uniwersytecie praskim tax
hczna byta grenada Polakow, re
wywierah oni duzy wpfyw IA jego
a,;a{aiooSoi Zo}o5onio tei Wc1ecb.
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kt6ra "a swoje 5 cent6w bedzie ia
daia takiej samej szklanki piwa
jak dotychczas.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-06-22
Przykre Iekarstw0.

Z Dokt6r ma wsi: -Jstas piiawki, pa.7
mogiy wasEemuf
Baba. = Lsdw.e dwie surows m6ga
aieie, o reszts musician M upiec.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-06-22
Ruch parowc6w.

Przyby1y:
New York: Gcrmscic Liverr., ,Saale
. Bremy, Graf Wsldersse Hamb.
Boston: Iverpia z L;vsrp.
Cherbourg: Columbis N. Y, do
Ham. s
Bremen: Lain IN. Y.
Odeszly:
:, New York: La Champagne do Havru
Augusra victoria do Hamb.,. Friedrich
der Crosse do Bremen. 80
sZezWolenis ma sluby.
Fn Krs;sckt N, ohrapkewska. .at-2e
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-06-22

Mayor miasta, Harrison rozpo-
rzadzii, azeby dzisiaj miedzy l a Z
godzina po pofudniu wszystkie sa-
luny byfy zamkniete. Urzedni-
cy beda cd pofudnia swietowac.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-06-22

Dzis prawybory! Lokale wy
borcze So otwarte cd / godziny po
pofudniu do 7 wieczorem. Sta.
rainy sic we wszystkich wardac h
wybrac ma konwencye takich dele
gat6w, kt6rzy glosowae beda "a
naszyni polskimi kandydatami.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-07-27
COTTON LETTER $.

New York July 26-Murphy & Co. say:
Cotton in Liverpool closed about 5-64d be-
low Yesterday for Old and about 1-64d
down on new crop deliveries. There was
nothing in these advices to cause much
change here. This market opening at
Pa points decline, is now t1rmer at 2Q3
points above yesterdays closing price for
new crops, owing to indisposition to sell
short and some buying for local account
Liverpool bought August, sales of late
months were made on orders from the
South There is nothing in these other
advices to-day to justify an advance or
decline and expect rather narrow mar
ket.
New York, July 26.-Hubbard Bros. &
Co. say: No new feature has presented
itself to the cotton trade nor has any of
the existing facts excited any increased
interest in the market. In Lancashire
the movement toward short time and the
extension of usual summer holidays has
reduced the demand to small proportions.
Locally, the only business doing is of an
arbitrage character between the two mar
lxets. Liverpool is relatively so high that
the trade are tempted to buy here in the
expectation of closed workings of the
markets in the autumn. Weather condi-
lions throughout the South appear of a
character that will develop the crop and
overcome the setback Of June.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-07-27
NAVAL STORES.

Thursday, July 26.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-The market
for turpentine closed firm to-day at de-
cline of half cent the price being Al
cents. At this there seemed to be good
demand, and a considerable lot changed
hands during the day as result There
were opening sales of $50 casks, and clos
ing sales of 235 casks. The belief prevails
i'm some quarters that the present down.
ward tendency has about spent its course,
and that a stronger tone will follow.
Nothing in the statistical position indi-
Gates that this may be the case, however,
and while further declines are not gener-
aIlv looked for, the turn the market has
taken recently will not make further drops
very greatly surprising, The days re-
ceipts were 1916, sales. 1,lS5, and the ex-
ports none.
ROSINS-The rosin market closed firm
and unchanged to-day. There was fair
demand. though business was none too
brisk 20 suit factors. There were open
ing sales Of 2,62O and closing of IA casks.
making 3.Oe4 barrels for the day. The re-
ceipts were 2 1890 and the exports none. The
following resume of the different markets
will show the tone and quotations at the
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-07-27
RICE MARKET.

Advices from the South note steady but
rather uneven demand, in the Southwest
III the rice market. Along the Atlantic
coast much of the supply is held above
current market, although the least frac-
zion below what goods can be brought
from elsewhere, thus barring possibility
of future competition. Holders referred
to have figured over local requirements
and are confident that the small remnant
will be easily placed before the incoming
OF the new crop and at their asking fig
ures. Meanwhile, there are those who
think the bird in hand is better than
bug in bin," hence offerings are fair, but
not being superabundant, full recent
values are promptly secured.
Concerning new crop: While greatly be-
lated, all reports are most promising. In
the Southwest heavy showers every day
during the past two weeks have been
timely, assuring the Providence crop and
also working wonders for the general
crop, which, being late, could probably
stand a liberal supply Of top moisture.
Gables and correspondence from abroad
note marked activity at advance of &c
per pound, with tendency still upward.
All markets are extremely sensitive. as,
in the event of war in the East, the sup
ply Of Europe will be entirely cut off.
Some of the more conservative shippers
have already cancelled contracts, as they
do not consider the moiety profit fair
compensation for the possible risks.
Talmage. New Orleans telegraphs Lou
isiana crop movement to date: Receipts,
rough, 922,645 sacks; last year, 100 $50
sacks. Sales, cleaned (estimated), 247, 275
barrels; last year, 1880 barrels Steady,
but sluggish movement. Heavy daily
showers backening, but benefiting, crops.
Talmage, Charleston telegraphs Caro-
lima crop movement to date: Receipts, g.
276 barrels Sales, 61,O93 barrels. Fair
jobbing inquiry at full recent figures.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-07-27
COTTON FUTURES 4.
Hcsitancy by Both sides Made the
Situation Dull.

New York, July 26.-Headway in either
direction was Insignificant on the Cotton
Exchange to-day. Strong bull or bear
leadership was hacking order from the
specula ting public were scarce influences
at work were too conflicting TO afford
basis of confident trading by longs or
shorts, and the foreign conditions were
such as TO caution extreme care in the
making of further commitments. The
market started quiet with prices down, Z
10 ) points, and soon sank q point or so
further under Southern and local selling
pressure. BY the close of the FIRST hour
the early decline had been supplanted by
net rise of to points on furry of
profit taking, and demand for the Jan
uary option by the foreign contingent. BY
midday, however, the market was again
very duh and back to the close of yester-
Gay In the afternoon values changed
scarcely a hairs breadth, while the Gus
'onary scramble to execute eleventh hour
orders failed 10 materially affect prices at
ne close. The cables from Liverpool were
usappointng and all news from the cot
ION country was friendly 10 the bear side.
me market finished the day steady in
zone with prices, net 2 points higher to )
points lower
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-07-27
DRY GOODS.

New York, July 26.-Business in beach-
ed cottons has been the chief feature to-
dav. Most agents report orders in con-
siderable number without large individual
operations and steady market on current
basis. No change in brown goods. De-
mand duh and prices irregular. Fine brown
sheetings slow. Print cloths selling in odd
goods only at steady prices. DENNIS and
other coarse colored cottons Inactive ana
easy. Prints dull throughout. mo change
in ginghams. Cotton Innings of all kinds
inactive Wooden goods quiet. Buyers
waiting for next weeks openings.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-07-27
MISCELLANEOUS.

FISH-Mackerel, half-barrels, No. L
$3.50; No. 2. $500; No 3, $3.50; kits, No. "A
s1.iO No 2 $l.25; No. 3, Soc. CodnshS
1-pound bricks, Ghc; 2-pound bricks, 6cS
Smoked herrings per box. 9Oc. Dutch her,
ring, in kegs. S.10; new mullets, half-bars
rels $3.50.
SYRUP-Market quiet; Georgia and
Florida syrup. buying at 2Sq3Oc; selling 10
32435c; sugar house at 10Gl5c; selling az
straight goods, 23d3oc; sugar house mo-
lasses, 15N20c.
HoNEY-Fair demand; strained, in bare
rels 5596Oc gallon.
High wine basis, si.23.
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FINANCIAL.

MONEY-The demand keeps fairly up
with the supply.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE - Market is
steady The commercial demand, $5.S55s :;
sixty days, A.SSA; ninety days, &.S2A ;
francs, Paris and Havre, sixty days
$50; Swiss, sixty days, 5.21%; marks,
sixty days, 941s; ninety days, 81.
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE - Steady;
banks are buying at par and selling as
follows: Amount to and including So
10 cents; $40 TO s25, Is cents; $25 TO $50. 70
cents; $50 to $780, % cents; 500 to $500,
q premium; $500 to $1,000. 60 premium;
81 200 and over buying at lie discount
and selling at lie premium.
SECURITIES Quotations generally
nominal. The Central issues are firm, es-
pecially the incomes.
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COTTON.

The cotton market closed quiet and I'M
ohanged to-day. No Improvement devel-
oped IN the demand, and for this and
other reasons, nothing turned M durinf,
the day of any special interest. The re-
ceipts were In fair volume, being largely
sales made some time ago, and which
are now finding their way from the in
terror TO consumers. Reports from the
crop country indicate favorable weather
in fact, it is reported that about all the
news from the South during the day was
a boom for the bears
The following were the official spot quo
tations at the close of the market at
the Cotton Exchange to-day:
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TURPENTlNE OFF HALF A CENT.
SOME BELIEVE DOWNWARD TEN
DENCY Is ABOUT CHECKED.

Vhe Trade Are Hopeful That Infiu-
ences May Develop That VIII Hol.;
Tn the Price-Rosins Firm and I'm
chang quiet and Tn
changed-Crop News Favorable TO
the Bears-LocaI and TeIesraphIc
Markets.
Morning News once. Thursday. July %
The downward tendency in the turpen-
tine market was again in evidence to-
day, by further drop of half cent, the
closing being firm at Al cents a gallon
Factors felt more assured than they have
since the downward tendency started that
the end is in sight, and that influences
may develop before further material
losses are made. This is not generally
shared by the trade. however some of
whom will not be surprised If further
decline is reported.
The rosin market closed firm and un-
changed, with transac tons In fair volume
The cotton market closed quiet and un-
changed, with sales of a nominal lot, and
receipts in moderate volume. The co.,
ton futures market in New York closed
steady with prices points higher to .
points lower. Trading was backward
both sides apparently being at a loss 90
size up the days news with enough sat
isfaction to operate on their opinions.
The tendency of the news from the South
was favorable 20 the bears. The whole
sale markets were steady and generally
unchanged. The following resume of the
different markets will show the tone and
quotations at the closing to-day:
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middling, 3 25-32d; low middling, 21-S2d :;
good ordinary, 17-32d; ordinary. 11-32d.
The sales of the day were 1900 bales, of
which 500 were for speculation and ex-
port and included $500 American. Re
ceipts, 5000 bales, including 3,4OO Ameri-
can
Futures opened quiet and closed steady;
American middling, low middling clause,
July 5.34d. buyers; July-August, BOD buy
ers, August September, Sid buyers; Sep
tember- October, $500 buyers; October No
vember, f. 6d buyers; ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
4.40Q441d sellers; December-January, 4.37d
buyers; January February, 4.35d buyers;
February March. 4.35d buyers; March,
April, 4.S2d buyers.
New Orleans, July 26-Cotton futures
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market steady at Ale; sales, % casks.
Resins firm; sales, none; unchanged
Wilmington, N. c., July 26.-Spirits tur-
pentine steady; 4Oq4Olzc; receipts, 1874
casks.
Rosin firm; S1.2OQ1.25: receipts, 547 bar
rels.
Crude turpentine easy; s1.5OG2 so; re-
ceipts. LII barrels
Tar firm; $40; receipts, Al barrels.
New Orleans, July 26.-Receipts: Rosin
l6o barrels; turpentine, Sc barrels; no ex-
ports.
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OCEAN FREIGHTs.

COTTON-Savannah to Boston. per
bale, 25c; to New York. zoe; 10 PhiIadel-
phia, per bale. Sl.OO; to Baltimore. per
bale, sL0o; via New York-Bremen. socs
Genoa, 4Sc Liverpool, 40c; RevaI, 6Oc; al.
rect. Bremen. 42c.
LUMBER-By Sail-Frelghts dull; 20
Baltimore and eastward, $3.50 to $500 rep
NJ, including Portland.
LUMBER-By Steam-Savannah To Rail
timore. $3.50; to Philadelphia, $500; 10 New
York. $500; to dock, $6.75; lghtered-tu
Boston. to dock. $500.