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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-08-27

Tie attention of the people is called to my very
large stock which includes large assortment oi e'-
erything in my line. , - nu and
- in Hrugs, MY stock embraces all pure Drugs ana
Chemicals all the Medicines, GLIDING hnS
for Coughs Colds which has equal 9un"S Agns Wut' Eec
ric tters Oil, Kendais Spawn Cure hane Wort ~E
full stock of fine Toilet Soaps Perumerie s E4
ocnes Pomade Cosmetics Hair Oils; Tooth Nail HAIR an" 'ioh
Brushes combs and full line of all Toilet Goods. ua
Lamps and Fixtures Of all kinds 1nclMdins Manu. S
Table Hanging, Extensions Chandeliers' harps' "
ali the new and good and Attachments 80 r.,
Cigars.-The best and Zoe Cigars III otta"a' Ill
ways keep the best Cigar the county Affords :. AT;
For Painting Material my stock mas no eYlai III sio
county b. this branch with my waS nre
nerpnce gives me BuyI as 40
arc at the very immense quantities. have an Ts
give customers all tne
Ph%nS Lead has superior HS Coors Are th es
mis- Putty Glass Minerals keep the Pioneer MAea ra''
and sell if lower than ether Paint OF the same ~
have the most complete stock OF Pocket knNeS ever
kept retail stock, ana the prices are NJ '0'' "
others that all surprised D:.,,s pbotouro nh
keep full line of School Books. Bibles fnOtosraRh
Albums Autograph Albums. Toy Books Paper hhSeopS '
PENS aud all atOnery. -, ....o.s ,yb., Won
I'm regard to prices. have no competitors Mnen you
take consideration the quality OF my Goous 0 ur Kind
not deal in inferior eOods o any hu'
Give me a cali. Get the best and save your money.
"''' E. Y. GRIGGS,
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-08-27
Chicago Market.

The grain prices whole range Of market, from "
house prices 10 prices maid for odd leads for feed
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-08-27

OpuR, Aug. 24-The drought continues
and fall pasture will be a total failure 1t no
soon relieved by rain.
Ches. Mclaughlin, while in La Sale recent
ly, had bad runaway, getting pltchec head
over heels out of his wagon and receiving sever,
injury. La Sale water don't agree with Ches
Christian Zorn Is making preparations fol
building a new house.
Homer has 8 new restaurant
Miss Jennie McNally is at home for few
weeks; Miss Josie McNally is LAID up with Il
fever.
We had the pleasure OF attending select
party at the residence CT Mr.. John Smith last
Friday evening. Dancing way the main feat.
ure and all did justice to the excellent music
by Messrs Wallace and Fitzgerald AT mid
night splendid supper was served by the sis
tiers. NJ. and b., which was just one Of the best
suppors we ever helped to spoil at dance.
The party broke up at broad daylight and ev-
cry one departed with light heart and a
sleepy head, heartily thanking Mr. and the
Misses Smith for the good time had.
Mr.. Robt Korn's residence is nearly com.
plete.
Miss Nellie Blame, of Ottawa, is the guest
of Mr. John Smith.
Miss Louisa Shempp recently dslocatcd her
arm; Sam Short has erected wire picket
fence; Jane Edwards has also enclosed her
yard with picket fence.
Mr. Lew Carr and Jno. Heafy returned Sat.
urday from their trip to Chicago
Mrs. Bankas Peru, Is the guest of Mrs. Fred
Kirsteatter.
We are sorry to hear that Miss Mary Shay,
Of Utica, is very sick In Livingston county.
Supervisor Wylie has authorized me to give
him SO doses of the old FREE TRADER.
Wallace Shay of Texas, is visiting friends
on the ridge.
Alex Wylie will sell the remainder of his
ponies at auction IN La Sale on Saturday.
We would like to have Tell Phone tell PEDRO
where the latter mace his mistake when he re
ferred to town business. We have no rccollec.
ton OF having done SO, and have come to the
conclusion that Phone is off his base
Black birds can be counted by the thousands
here ..
Charlie Xoru has started sausage factory,
Every one is happy because corn is high.
pEDRo
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-08-27
Rural Happenings.
Fall River.

FALL RIVER, Aug. 23-Fall River Tor one
week cannot pride herself upon her pacihc NE
hayior. The fre.ea,crs are locked IN deter
mined deaththrocs and in their mutual EN-
brace they both spit fire and blood
Mr.. Louis Souie has just rendered his res's
nation as Captain General of the Fall k''e'
guards. The guards do hereby express 'he''
regret that their veteran war god who con
Quoted them through the campaign cannot re-
tire with pension of twenty-five thousand
year.
The medical adviser of Hickory Point mas
Instituted a subscription for Mrs GARFIELD
We hope his patriotic zeal is as successful rs
his remedy for the president.
Mr.. John Farrell is getting quite irisRy
about those "low.lived desperadoes" who dug
up his prohibition pole and scattered the props
TO the four winds.
Miss Cora Hanna has departed for her mis-
sion of duty and love near the Yale taberna
Gle. Miss Hanna is an excellent and well
qualified teacher.
Miss Eta Wilson will rccuperate her health
near her old home on the Susquehanna.
REGULATOR.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-08-27

Butter-Choice to fancy creamery, 25(G2o: hhc
to fancy dairy. lSta23c; good to choice, l5@l7c;
shipping lots. 1l@l3c.
Eggs-Fresh, l5Gl511c.
Potatoes-New, 81 00G2 80 per Dbl.
Cattle-Extra graded export steers. Sc l5@
G 40: good to choice natives, $5.600t5 S.; com
mon shipping ard killing steers, st75@5 10;
cows and helfcrs, S375@kOO.
Live Hogs-Sales ranged from s5.So@675 to
packers.
WooL-Walter Brown & Co.'S fBoston) las'
circular reports the market rs without charge
with a slight concession occasionally to move
stock Yesterdays Chicago quotations are az
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-08-27

CHICAGO, Aug. 81. 1881.
The Times OF yesterday says:
The board OF trade markets exhibited consid.
cradle strength yesterday. In some Instances
prices were little bcarish In their tendency, but
the bulls had generally the best OF the day, and
on the leading cereals another advance was es:
tablished Speculation was again active, and all
the markets commanded more than ordinary ST.
tention. On Change cash property closed as
follows:
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1881-03-19
BAR MEETING.

Ameeiing If the members OF tine
Bar Of San Saba was called 1T, the
courthouse on the 1871, inst. Present.
d. II. Tr'plett, J. C. Towues, w. NJ.
Allison, A. J. Prichard, NJ s. Rector,
J. w. Thomas and A. Low, resident
attorneys; d. Gnndy, Of Brownwpod,
present and participating in the meet
log also many citizens took part in
the proceedings.
The object ofth meeting was o..
pl,ined by Mr.. Triple.t to be an e..
preston Of the public sentiment here
1-pou ing ont of tho removal from
oui dis rict, 10y nn act of the legisla-
r re-. ofour able aud efficient officers,
judge W. A. Elickbnrn ard Captain
Walter AcLcr, district attorney.
wheiedpDn, Hon, N. $. Rector was
called to the char aud a. j, Prichard
appointed secretary.
On motion, J. c. Townes, Z. Candy,
Dill Tiplslt, w, u. Allison, A. j.
Pricbard, VI. w. Thomas, W. Il, Doran
and d. wov,is appointed com
mitleo 70 draft resolutions suitable to
tbe occlsion. Anerdue consideration
said comh'iti,o offered the following
resolutions, which we're unanimously
adopted,
Es II resolved, that, whereas, we
have been reliably iniormed by tele.
gram nom Austin, that by bill
passed, the territorial llmlls Of the
l7,h Judicial district haze been so
changed ~ to deprive us, in the future,
of,hr faithful aud elnclent services Of
the Hon. W. A. Rhckburn, As district
judge, aud IIon, Walter Aekor. % dis.
uiet attorney that shls separation has
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1881-03-19

= Two mote houses, we're burncd in
the Jones' hei sbbofhood, Brown county,
by incendiarieGone night, last week.
They were dwelling houses Parties
,rom that section report that thsse
two last make seven in pll banned
within few months. 1t would seem
that n detective ought be put on the
tack of these villains tn bring them to
n speedy Justice. On the last occasion
it ia shid some eight or ten horSrmen
lwele 10 the crowd judging ii ON 'troch !
10 the road, and That the parry fred
OF al. shooters when leavirs, aud
placed placards ON fences, otc.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1881-03-19

fhl lAcF ayD pgyrlop tas roah,
y shFpns .s,y o, Y. eols Won nsia.s q ~,
tof. y D, ~, Az 'tl,lt, NJ pu4lg nlsa'
~ fei,isaeg cagisslQnaence soandeuuAl
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1881-03-19

y,
NOT oeeh OF our SeeR--'l' nav! IN eacn 20! OF
'hf" opcerS" We 'oc"snF'e 'a's'1li lul aug Hu
enr'ent gentlemen always as1pGE''n
y n'gp senSe 81 "p.v ana knowing i9
hv"'h'm' ft"t ~ tossing siiu t"h
"'eIs We 'fe' sincere regret ana m"W
coro'qny rcngf"'u'"te our more W
'oreu ''''"N '''t'@ens' VINO WIZ III ~
lure oe "nuer ''e'r l"i'su'cuon' AZ"
'"g'rmPo's among .heir new %'tp' "
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Among US
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10 P'eStn' VIC 'eS"'u' '""S "'s ny
"'p WI" un app "p''"'e au" wei 'ia'e
"ud'eS"
yso D'"'e '"'" ''pn'" w "osi
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"pP''''"''"''i", ''o 0'''li'"'pfs e"pS y
",'p' ""u WIS ', n's" ''g"," , Tor the peo-
p'""'' INV '"'' ''"" county aug
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1881-03-19

''E..te Yonf HIM" kcJp II BPnutITnI.
81 The i,IosDoy HiR OoiOG EysroHyE Is
ths most delightful Rrtb'lr ever intte luc"I
so the American y, ol'le and IL totally an
ferrnt fron all other Hat i. 80 eis, be-
entirely lrre from all impure ingiri. Il
that render many other Ar,,lrs for the d. l.
Obnoxious Where b,l.n, -, or falling ..
the hair exists or pWul t,pr-lv ,raN - 4
iiaiu sickue .. NJ other ~ tys, a. usc Hii T
r. 'tirr the uttri1. youthful color. au, ,tu-s
healthy growth lr!', IN. the =. Up im
oil ba,,lntiesl d.lnhihiG &C. az ,he unr
time Ius't Pi,, ill., aud l. On. e. dr..
in.. nrgrdntly p,rlnm rinde nc tho
hair " litd plithlr Il .in l. sniut p-I.
shAe.tti,le n on ~ foet
W. y"ur DIR rei.t To- . ido II G lu /; to-
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The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1881-03-19
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.

H..
lians & co.'s
IA A. Lon Eus,in lrom aius Lock
is on visit to this place. ear a.
Chnlter Oak Cooking owes at
T. L. Hnsr &'BRo''s' d
NJ. ro;,,,od weeliup TN JrtJay
r;-h, ,nst week WIS moi largely at
"'51' , ,'''' ....,g
II Martin vii, nav c,sh for inty
oar.uJN. Eddins & Co.'S
,,, .,n,.
e,ys,,...,,de nr can't. 'cos,,
,.o will send the News one wear, to
an, odi,es.
-
Sho'ee selection Vi 'ooa,'o'' go
,,roooe,,a a, Tia nostof,ice.
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snrtmeht"t groceries 'wpic''W wa 'si'' ~
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Several herdsrof cattle VIII he
d iyen ont of thia coniity about the
,;,1t, ,T..sxt, ,oo,,t.,rsCnttl, ore
'''"'' "
beA ing h-s9Yse P'lce',,.rr sA.frY
If Won want nr, Avery pillow or any
extras heldnglhg to Them, c4tll on J. S.
williams g. Co. They have them at
factory prices. .
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Me,hodist church, for this station, will
meet ON Arm ond and 3rd, Rev. C.
II. Ellis presiding elder.
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hand at r. b. Hare & BIOS.
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left arm in two places Dir. Rnn,sdrIl
VS. edlef ann ir"mphv reaqlpstrh
tpr '"c'uFeu "qT1eJ L 'fr"A%f 20 ''''
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ard medicinal preparations, hut alsu
for imnroving the looks ut tile cnmmu-
nifty by their incompatible Hair VigOr.
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Thursday asking Capt. Acker, Of Lam
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1881-03-19
'E;toANT IEWELRY CHEAP.

To Introduce our new styles aud Influence trade
we make the following Unparalleled offers for a
short tinei THE Berlin Packet contains gold
plated watch chain, agate shawl pin, lndys ele-
CANT set Jewelfy sea bean cut buttons, coral neck
lace set Qf agate studs gold plate band RUG, collar
button Key ring, pocket book, imitation silk
andkefchlef pen. pencil comic envelopes and
visiting cards All these mailed 10 you for Sc in
siaHiPsi packets for ;loo. The lot can be re-
TINS Royal Casket contains one superb amethyst
ring, elegnntcoral hrOuch set IN box, fancy neck
lace, coral sleeve buttons, engraved gold plate
bracelets rose scarf pin. gold plnted lady set gold
plate sleeve buttbns heavy g0ld plate studs lovely
cameo scarf pin, genuine PGr1slan diamoud stud,
Maltese cross with y, diamond center, beautiful
jet sleeve buttons. plated collar button, plated
link watch On I'm, plain gold plate ring, nobby
cameo ring. Maltese car.rtnga with 4. diamond
setting gents flill comb. amethyst set, lady's
ful plated set with white stone settings Jet and
csmeo scarf pin. eng. gold plate sleeve buttons
The whole OF this magnificent collection sent
secure by malt for Il for $40 for s.. This lot
can be Tetaled easily Mt from q 20 SO. Address,
\. Y. JEWEtRY co, Atlanta, ia.
TUE ATLANTA CLONE says This company Ia
perfectly reliable, and the amount they give for
your money Is astounding"
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1881-03-19

DAY. Among the eases ujsuOaeu of l
alma Iast satnsds, ,. a.,n,, v. @, ;.
Va. Mckay. cha,ee t,ngtofc on II. Va,
diet not entity s,t.v. u W Nor.
ris. ebe,.e p,Arallv d,;y;r, .,,,Is
,,om 10 .nr.a ;nd c,,,a,, or sh.J.. |
s,a;e va La IN E,,, cb,c, mali
ciou,lv ae.i;,,i,o ho.t eo,;,,.a
md fned : N,m.,o,. C..l,ny ....
w,,e con,irn,o md s,.n,s 2;
GOOD nabr ,nsd,nesnor ,ase. wsr,
also continued Th.,s q a,,. Y mi 4 rdsr
md ,.lony c.s,.. m ,hs d,rrs, wh,ch
have been contained far v.n' som,
oe ,hes. var. r.adv far .,io, I'm, III.
Judge and district attorney declined
irving then On tnerroundof the ,,rob. |
AGILITY OF the present Legislature chang.
inn, tha lou,,d.,;,r ~ ,h., a;.tict
rs w" """'""''"' VI w" "e'"''
News Ind bprn recpiypd from Austin
49, .l.L,,,..
-, ,,
me OH would plOohuly pass anu Oe
come law at any time. Tho cou'.t md
attorney did not want. to tiy cases aud
u,.n a,. TN, III, astia ", sn, ,r
'"'' ""'0 '''"' NV
iuIisdiction. MANY ,,pulain of the
n.
action of the court in not proceeding
| ..,t nav e..D .u' ,.at
with business nhti properly h"t''r"
| 80 . ,Lo,,.fi,, tb.f ,fiL',;rt IL h,.,.n,s
VI c"'"so '" w"
to us that the Judgment of the court 10
this matter'was at fault, as n good ma
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ny nln i'ne n's'nt careH "''B"t nave
Il ~ ,.,..i -. ,,.li,x,. ed.
"o'" Hi2p"7S'''' 's'''',if ~ - y n
I the es,l,tf n and Tire d. fenfhiitslOi much
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expense.' IL rs wrUngto compel men
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10 VlrW VN"r tryeVf'Wei 'isi'''"c'P"t5"
| witn,ax nun !, ft.r nd A ,s,n ,,nt
W. 49, ,.,.'''' 60 ~ l.,lf
OF trial on 7trfvinf circumstances.
rr'9AR}sgSi - wv sPee's ss''e
''"Nq s"' e es
ltchinE PaesA4syyplonS and Cure;
n ,n.e iehiss incras@G by sciacbi's very S' da
u - ftTu1 At fHi faafn
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-03-04
OoNSIaNEEs.

Per steamer City Of Bridgetoa from Fernan-
dina-W w Gordon & Co, Lee Roy Myers, Noel
Davis, O & s r, M Ferst q Co, solomon Bros,
New York Steamship, Myers q Bros.
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway,
March 3-Peacock, H & Co, A Hanley, Alex
ander. S Haynes & Bro. Solomon Bros
bernstein, Rieser & s, A Letter, Graham & H,
Il Myers q Bros. ID GRIMM, CM& w Tilton.
Fer Savannah, Florida and Western Railway,
March 3-Fordg Office, w Powell & Co,
Peacock, II & Co, W G Jackson & Co. N Hull,
Lippnaan Bros, Sl0at, b & Co. Cockshutt & J,
d. Henderson, Weed & @, Walter e II, Savan.
nah Oil Co, II Ferst & Co, Graham q H, G Han
son, Myers & Bros, r Reppard. Haslam &
VIM Hone g. Co, Meinhard Bros & Co, z Wal.
ter, ] ] Dale & Co. D Bacon & Co, Walter &
III, G Stubbs, w " Gordon & Co. + NJ Farley,
II Conner & Co, w w Chisholm. Woods & Co,
Chas Ellis, r w Woodbridge, G G Hardwick
N Maelean, Baldwin & Co, L Guilmartin & Co.
Jno Flannery 4 Co, W Lathrop & Co. A
Hardee's Son g. Co
Per Central Railroad, March 3-Fordg ACT
Schwarz & Acosta. g Haynes q Bro, w
Harvey & Co, Allen & L. Loeb & Z, D G Bacon
& Co, Saussy & H, T p Bond, Agt Steamer Car
RE. Lowell & L, VIM Bonham, Lippman Bros,
q W Allen, j G Butler. II Myers & Bros, A
Suits & Co, @ Stubbs, Knoop, Frerichs & Co.
Q Barnwen. Jno FIannery & Co, Fl NJ Conner
q Go, Chas Ellis, w w Gordon & Co, M Far
ley. Walter q II, Order, Peacock. Fl & Co, ] W
Davant & w, L ] Guilmartin & Co. West Bros,
Paul Decker, + N Hull, Savannah Oil Co. @ w
Garmany 6 Son. Henry Yonge p A, n r Lee,
NJ Baker, ] @ Clark. NJ Y Henderson,
Veale, G L Jones, A Einstein's Sons. Gardner,
O s HardAe
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-03-04
mAnxErs BY TELRGRAPH.
NOON REPORT.

FINANCIAL
LoSpoS, March s-Erie. sos.
BERID. March s.-specie has decreased
NV Yosx. March s.-stocks opened strong.
honey 8 per cent. Exchange-l3n&s " 1si
short, q So State bonds dan. eoyerrrnert
LIVERPOOL. March 3.-Cotton opened easier
middllnR uplsnds. 7-161; mtddhng Orleans'
6lkd; sales LOCO bales, for speculation sng -
port Zoo bales; receipts 1900 bales. OF Hnlcn
= F re- e ann suddHnK uplands low mid
ding clause. deliverable IA March. $50; denver
sble in March and April. SD; delveraole ln
April and May. l5-SSd; denverao5e N Msy a. al
June. 8 I7-32l6Ixd; deliverable In June eno
july, 6 e-16d; deliverable In July and August,
I.so q m-sfiddiing uplands. SGD: uniddIing
Orleans, 7-1sd: low middiing uplsnos' 0-l"u'
FOOD ordinary, 5 ll-16d; ordinary, $40
FntIIres-Sellers at previous quotations.
Nxw YoRK, March 3-Cor5on market opened
quiet; sales $50 bales: mlodhng uP'141oS'
kk1russ.res-Harket opened barely steady, with
saIes - Follows: March. II &c; April. II JIG
Nav q 9sc: June, II 55ci July, II 64c; August
II e9c- .H EE
PROVISIONS. GROCERIES. ETc.
LIVERPOOL March s.-Long clear middles,
ssr YoES, March a-renEEv o G41s ais n;; "a
fsrs ba.vv ar 40 49i1c for steam rendered
spirits tarpsntine, 46Ikc RosfH. 81 50 Cor
strained. Freights unchanged.
BALTIMORE, March 3.-SlUuF higher for lower
grades; Howard street and Western super
ine.- IS 25G4 co; extra. 81 sos 90; family
Is 25l6 IS: CITY mills superhBe, So 253,4 90
Tito extra. 81 25G5 90: ditto family, IS 25G
8 80. re brands. IS O0d6 p: PaJapsco family,
81 o. Wheat-Southern higher and hrmi
Western easier; Southern red. 81 1701 l9;
amber, 81 2OG1 %; No. Maryland, s.; No.
Western winter red on the spot and March
delivery, 81 1891 IS; April delivery. 81 1854
deiieery, 81 1SX91 Isz. Corn : Southern
higher aad lrm;; Western steady; Southern
white. 541kc; ditto yellow, Soc.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-03-04
BIZ Maa.

West Hartlepool, February 26-Arrived, bark
RavenScliffe (Br), Hughes, Fernandina.
Cardiff. February 3-6ailed, str Rhyl (Br)
Guv, Fernandina.
Curacao, February u Sailed, brig George W
Chase, Long, Apalachcola.
Parrillac. February 14-Sailed, Union, Frentz
Doboy.
Greenock, February 16-Arrived, Aimo
Smelsted, Pensacola.
London February 16-Cleared. Anna Marie
Bartels, Doboy.
Neu castle, February 15-Cleared, Elieser,
GundeTsen Savannah.
Plymouth, February 10 Sailed, Ostsee, Dies
ner, DOboy.
Queenstown, February 1s-Arrived, Saga,
Svendsen, Doboy.
Rochel Q, February 12-Arrived, Piernente,
GAMBIA. Pensacola.
Boston, February 26-Arrived, Schr Levi
Hart, Giles. Union Island. Ga.
Key West, February 28-Sailed, bark Queen
Victoria (Br1. Croker, Dublin for Savannah.
Hyers, Savannah.
Philadelphia, February 28-Cleared, schrs
Jefferson Borden, Patterson, Pensacola; Ruth
7 Carlisle, Smith. Savannah.
Woods Hole, February 26-Sailed, schr J II
DeWolf Baker, Savannah
Philadelphia. February 26-Up for Savannah,
schr John Salesman.
Dundee, February l6-Arrived. August,
Strive. Doboy.
Havre, February 15-Arrived, Success, Hitch.
born, Savannah.
Troon. February 15-The Brandon from Linn.
erick, reports the bark William Patterson. OF
Greenock, from Pensacola, six miles east ef
Sanda, becalmed.
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steady. 81 O5A1 10. Coffee quiet but firm; Rio
cargoes, ordinary to good. 101zGlSAc- Sugar
slxa6c: yellow clarified, 75s1Gxc. Molasses
duIl; prime to choice, 3694sc. Rice excited,
k1rTHoaR. March Boats quiet but steady;
Western white, 42043c; ditto mixed, 40041c.
Provisions closed quiet: mess pork, old $14 IS;
new SIG 90. Bulk meazs-Iooee, shoulders. clear
SO. Bacon-shoulders, SO; clear rib sides,
SIC. Hams, 11012o. Lard, refined, "a tierces,
lOZc. Coffee dull; Rio cargoes. ordinary TO fair,
lfA6ilAc Sugar dull; A soft. s5Se. Whisky
dull ct 81 12. Fraights UNCHANGED
WILMINGTON, March 3-spir1rs eurpenrine
firm At 4lc. Rosin arm; strained, 81 371<. Tar
arm at 81 60. Crude turpentine firm; hard,
81 s.; yellow dip.s 2 So; virgin. % S.. Corn un'
changed.
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CHARLESTON, March 2. = RICE-There was a
outlet m arket for this grain with limited bust
ness at unchanged rates. Sales 20 uerces clean
Carolina We quote: Common 41xa41Sc-. Iair
5a5lc low go9d 5ssa55sc.. high good 534a6e.
prime 6Isa6skc Carolina rough rice Is quoted
az soc aeI % per 0ushel for inland and 81 ga
/ 40 per bushel for tide water qualities FaneY
tots 81 seacoast sell at rates above these quota
tons.
NAVAL SrOREs.-The receipts were IS casks
spirits turpentine and 351 bbls. rosin. The mar
ket for rosius was quiet. with sales OF 90
bis. the day before on private terms Previous
prices we're 81 20 per bhl for O ID. - tor e.
81 81 for +, 81 IS for @, 81 IS for h 81 % for
j. 50 g for X, 81 80 for d, % 70 Tor
III and So o. for window glass. Spirits tur-
psntIns quiet, with light sales az 40a4lc. per
gallon as IN packages Crude turpentine 10
valued at % 50 per gallon for virgin and yellow
dip, and 81 50 for scrape.-NetDs and Courier.
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Per steamer City of Bridgeton, from Fernan-
dina-70 bales cotton, bales hides, 10 bbls
syrup, 100 boxes oranges, and sundries
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway
March 81 bale cotton. 25 bbls rosin, bbls
spirits turpentine &c boxes tobacco, Il cad6ies
tobacco, rs sacks guano, Is sacks rough rice,
and mdse.
Per Savannah. Florida and Western Railway.
March 3-SS6 bales cotton. "a cars lumber, 2
cars wood, car cotton seed, / car iron, 800
bbls rosln 50 bbls p rice. bbls syrup, $40 boxes
fruit bales hides, II bales yarns, and mdse
Per Central Railroad. March 2-2996 bales
cotton.
Pr Central Railroad. March 3-223s bales
cotton. 1866 bbls flour. Is pkgs furniture, cars
bulk corn. p bags peanuts. 6 cars hay, casks
bottle beer. 20 boxes axes. 1 iron safe, 40 boxes
bottles, 10 boxes hardware, car lime, bdla
hides, Dbl whisky, $50 sacks cotton seed, 1874
sacks cotton seed meal. bales waste, 2 bales
and half bales domestics, 80 sacks -four, so
half sacks -four, 120 quarter sacks flour, 3 cars
piling, - cars wood, 12 cars timber. 26 cars
lumber, IS bbls rosin, lot household goods, 10
sacks rice, 10 boxes shoes. l Dbl potatoes. bag
cabbage, bales rags. trunk shoes, IS bales
yarns, box mill picks, trunk. / case cloth
ing, 10 caddieS tobacco, S. bales domestics, 2
half casks bacon.
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