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Count Leo Tolstoy, who is at present re-
siding at Moscow, is at work on COM
mentary upon the New Testament. Un.
fortunately the censorship does not look
favorably on productions Of this kind, and
the work will not be printed in Russia.
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OREGON.
Death of a Prominent Politician.

PORTLAND. April 14th-Samuel Hanna, a
prominent politician, died at Union last Sun
day, aged 80. He was State Senator from
Austin in 1872, and was appointed Collector
of Customs for Portland in 1876, but was
obliged to resign on account of ill-health.
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Figaro says that there is in Paris a
writer who does the descriptive part OF
novels for novelists, whose genius does not
lie in that line of writing. From him
they purchase, cash down. every kind ol
description Of Paris scenery.
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The London Economist says that it ia
long since an Indian budget has been so
satisfactory as that just submitted to the
Council at Calcutta.
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scoyiiIe and ConklIus.
MonIen NIL Rurned.
PACIFIC COAST NEWS.

Miner Killed bv Cavc-Girl's Arm
Broken.
DUTCH FLAT, April 14th.-A cave occurred
in drift mining claim at Chalk Bluff, near
here. this morning, and one man, named John
Waite, was killed, and another named Trip
lett was seriously injured.
TIE youngest daughter of w. a. Sharon,
proprietor of the Placer Hotel. of this place,
fell last night and broke her arm near the
shoulder.
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REDWOOD CITY, April 14th.-The case q
the Chinese arrested at Menlo Park last Sun
day for playing tan was called yesterday sf
ternoon. After the testimony for the prose
cution was finished the defendants couuse
moved for a discharge of the action under s
decision Of the Supreme Court that only those
engaged as bankers could be prosecuted uude,
the law. The Judge sustained the motion as
to the right of the defendants The case Of
the other four was then taken up, and alter
the testimony of both sides was in, the Judge
took the matter under advisement until II
O'Clock this morning, at which time one OF
the defendants was dismissed and the other
three were found guilty as charged They
will be sentenced tomorrow st o'clock.
Ceursing at Dixon.
DIXON, April I4th-A large number Of
visitors are present, to attend the ccursing
match tomorrow. The drawing for dogs has
just taken place. The result is as follows
Blue Jacket against Peter, Lackawanna
against Kittle Woods, Lady Franklin against
Logan. Nellie Calhoon against Chicopee,
Paul Jones against Dakota, Free Lance
against Black Saddle, r ,ttler agairst Blue
Mass Lady Norris against Snip. Hon. J.
G. Murphy, of San Francisco, was chosen
Judge; Mr.. Geer, of Sacramento and A.
Dugan, of Dixon, field stewards. Blue
Jacket is ahead in the pools, Dakota and
Paul Jones selling even. There are many
visitors from San Francisco, Sacramento,
Woodland, Davisville, and neighboring towns
and counties.
Items from San Francisco.
SAN Francisco, April I4th.-The mortu-
ary report for the week shows the total deaths
to have been S3-males "a, females 90.
Eliza M. Warner has commenced suit
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DOMESTIC AFFAIRS.

The Outlook Regarding the Chinese cues
tIon-senator Logan's Health-The Fire
RecOrd-MOre of shipherd's Testimony
Relief for Jesse James widow
Heavy Verdict Against BishOp-FaiI'
ure OF n National Bank Disastrous
Flood In Dak0ta-Etc.
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PAC FIC SLOPE.

The Chiuese Gamblers-A Boy Attempts
to Kill Himself with strychnine-sui.
eide OF n Young Nan with n Pistol
CoursinS Meet at Dixon-yarious Items
from San Francisco-Etc.
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GOOD PAsTURAGE

.VNOR HORSES AND CATTLE CAN Ben
had on the San Juan Grant, north OF ES-sTN
the American River from Folsom. ThereE eESZA
is an abundance Of good water, and premises in
closed with new board fence Terms reasonable
Apply TO JOHN T. CARDWELL, Folsom, Sacra-
mento county, Cal. att
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THIRTY DAYS, FURTHER TIME

TUOYEs FOR SALE ABOVE THE DEBRIS 40
and below the snow. l have for sale wv
cheap few nice pieces OF No. fruit land in -<>--
the warm belt OF Placer county, with beautiful
building spots, ranging from SO 10 $40 per acre.
according TO location and improvements, and from
20 to 200 acres 10 SUIT purchasers. For further par
ticulars inquire of or address W. w. FIPPINS, Pen
ryn, Placer county, Cal. m2l1plm
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ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REcoRp-uxIoxl
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ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REcoRD-UNIoS. ]
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WANTED, LOST AND FOUND,

Advertisements OF five lines in this department are
Inserted for % Cents for time three times for so
cents or 75 cents per week
w ANTED-A GIRL TO DO GENERAL
Wv housework Apply at this cffice. a143t'
TED-CLERKSHIP, OR SITUATION
w as assistant bookkeeper or amanuensis, i'll
city or country. Address Box So, care of Dr. C. L.
Simmons. al3-3t-
XATANTED-A MILLINERY TRIMMER. AP-
w ply to WEINSToCK & LUBIN. astf
WTANTRD-A BOYS CLOTHING SALESMAN.
w Apply to WEINST0CK & LUBIN aS-tf
WTANTED-A DRY GOODS PACKER OF EN-
w perience. Apply to WEINSTOCK & LUBIN.
&C
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A PrO.Chinese Petition.

New YORK, April 14th.-A petition signed
by the representatives of all the banks in the
Clearing house Association, by all of the
members of the sugar, tea and coffee trades,
by 90 per cent of the dry goods trade and by
n per cent. of the insurance people, against
restriction of Chinese immigration, claiming it
to be an affront TO a friendly country, was
forwarded to President Arthur from this city
Wednesday.
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THE DAILY RECORD-UNION.

as.ed Foef once Sacramento as second class
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stated that Irwin had given the facts away
to him; that Crowther and Cox stole the
bonds, and had given them to Scott and Irwin
to sell. The arrests tonight created q pro-
found sensation.
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Mormon Conference which has been in ses-
sion here nine days, adjourned last evening
to meet at Lamont Iowa. next autumn. The
session has been harmonious, and large
amount of business hiss been transacted
Nothing was done toward carrying out the
project to built great temple here, but the
matter will be taken up at the October meet
ing. The President and Prophet, Joseph
Smith, delivered a farewell sermon at the
Opera House last night to very large con.
gregation and assembly of citizens
National Bank Failure.
BUFFALO IN. ", April 14sh.-The First
National Bank has closed its doors. A large
number of drafts issued to live stock. dealers.
drawn on the Fourth National Bank of New
York on the 4th instant. and since that date,
were yesterday dishonored in New York,
The extent of the drafts unpaid cannot be
ascertaiued now, but is thought to be large,
The failure will seriously affect large mum.
Der Of cattle.dealers, who received these
drafts in payment for stock sold by thcm.
It is believed the depositors will be paid in
full.
Dissatisfied Brickmakers.
CHICAGO, April 14sh.-The Brickmakers'
Union, comprising nearly all the brickmakers
in the city, have demanded an advance of 25
| cents day. Nineteen firms have united in
iostoI setsMs iortu tnat ulsaster TO DuliQlng
interests will follow such an exorbitant scale
Of prices, and outside points could ship brick
here and shut up all the yards in the city il
J the aivance was granted.
A Land League Delegation Visit the
President.
WASHINGTON. April 14th.-The National
Land League resolutions were presented to
the President this afternoon, asking the
recall of Minister LOWELL The President
received the delegation cordially, and said
he would give the matter early attention.
Verdict of $4,000 for Libel.
New YoRK, April 14th-In the suit for
| libel brought by Rev. Samuel D. Hinman
against Bishop William II. Hare, the jury
rendered verdict of $40 900 for plaintiff.
trial. on the ground that the verdict Is against
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-08-05
LIST OF VESSELS IN THE PORT
OF SAVANNAH.
SAVANNAH, August 4, 1882.

SAVANNAH, August 4. 1882
STEAMSHIPS.
City of Augusta $50 tons, Eickerson, New
York. ldg-G NJ Sorrel
City OF Savannah, 2,059 tons, Catharine, Phila
delphia. ldg-Wm Hunter & Son.
Two steamships.
rgre Aus, SIS tons, Cosulich, Spain, ldg-
Hermod Nor) 241 tons, Olsen, Europa, ldg-
Hoist & Co
Aurora (Sp), 623 tons, Sewallach, at quarantine
Antonio GOgorZa.
Rosario (Sp) pa tons, Ros, Barcelona, cld-An
Dona Petronila (sp), $40 tons, Gogordo, Bar
celona, ldg-D Bacon & Co.
Wallace, 63S tons, Mccormack, New York, ldg-
Jos Roberts & Co.
Ibis 453 TONS Sawyer, New York ldg-Jos A
Roberts & Co.
Storm Bird Ger, 344 tons, Kraeft, Europe, lde
"A Sprunt & Son.
Marie Spatz Ger, $40 tons, Besserdick, Europe
ldg-T 7 Chapeau
Nordcap (Nor) 424 tons, Asnonsen, Europe lde
Paterson, Downing & Co.
Ten banks.
Mary Louise err, 32l tons, Meinke, at quaran-
tine-Holst & Co.
Stel a, 496 TONS Tooker New York, dis-Jos A
Roberts & co.
Annie Batchelder, 466 tons, steelman, New
Bedford. ldg-Master.
M Dana, 219 tons, Mitchell, West Indies. Dig
Master.
Carrie Pickering, 277 tons, Marshall, Boston,
ds-Master
Five briggs.
sCHooNERs. n,
Aaron Recpa d, 459 tons. Lake Philadelphia,
Nora Bailey, az tons, Barker, Bath, ldg-Mas.
ter.
Two schooners.
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Iaos;,z ); firm; svsds. s,sog4o; re-

a IHoS;sI;zAArket firm; swede. S1s074c.; re-
LARD.-The market Is firm and unchanged;
IN tsrces, l4c: tubs and kegs, 141zc.
- SAs 5. ample; demand good; Mes
LI9UoRs--Fun stocks; good demand. Bour-
bon, y 5016 50; Rye, 81 '5006 90; Rectifed ,
" VOL 30. Ales unchanged, and In good de-
LINE, CALcNED PLASTER AND CEMKSr-Ala-
paIna lump lime is in fair demand and is sell
l2g at q 40 Q bbl.; Georgia, 81 40; Caloined
Cement, 50 90; Rosendale Cement, 81 75di SIS;
Portland Cement, 81 co.
NAILS Market firm; Sd, S. so; I'D and sd,
- 4Oi 3D. II IS; Sd, 50 90; 1Od to sod s. IS per
NUTs,-Almonds, 1870. 2 n; French wal
nuts lSci Pecans, 139l6c; Brazil, &C.; nlberts,
oMs:--Market firm: moderate demand,
signal oOQbOc.; West Virginia black, i5c. lard
8c GSl; headlight, 2O022c.; kerosene, 13c I;
neatstoot, 75c.; machinery, 35640c; linseed
6letb4c.; mineral seal, 40c.
ORANGEs.-messina, per box, 81 90.
PoTAToEs.-Market lightly stocked new
Northern 81 so per barrel.
fRUNEs.-New Turkish. SC.
RAIsTNs Fair demand; market steady;
New " Layers, $s IS . box; new London Layers.
sUeARs.-The market is firm; good demand
crushed and powdered, lie A, 93zc; white
SALT.-The demand Is fair and the market
nrn; car load lois, Sc, T. o. b.: small lots CSC.
aS1O0
sHoT.-Market firm; drop, . bag. 81 rs; buck
- 90 Powder. keg, 70 25; . half keg, 80 Ss;
q quarter keg, 81 81.
SYRUP.-F1orida and Georgia syrups in mode
rate supply, 50a55c.; the market is quiet for
sugar house at 35a50c.; Cuba straight goods,
4dc. In hogsnea0s. MOIaSses, SIC
ToBAcco.-Market firm; fair demand. We
quote: Smoking-40c a$1 IS. Chewing-Com
mon mon, sound, S5a4Oc.; medium, 4Oa55c.; bright
5Oa75c.; fine fancy, S5a90c.; extra fine 90c q
81 10; bright navies 45a57c.; dark navies, 4Oe
SOC.
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Per Charleston and Savannah Railway Au-
gust 4-Fordg Office 8. F & W Ry. s Williams.
n Y Henderson. Lippman Bros, MrsJ Jackson,
H Myers & Bros, ID 0'Connor, j Jackson HI
Solomon & Son, A Letter, NJ Boley & Son, Lee
Roy Myers, A ] Miller & Co. Peacock, H & Co,
B P Lockwood, M Ferst & Co, Guckenheimer
& Son, Rieser & s.
Per Savannah, Florida and Western Railway.
August 4-Fordg Office, w Jackson, G L
Jones, P Williams & Co, Peacock, ii & Co,
Z 7 Roberts, Lee & L, H Myers Bros. Bend
helm Bros & Co, w Alexander & Son, l. ]
GuiImartin & Co, A j Miller & Co, Cockshutt &
J, NJ Ferst & COM Henderson, r b Reppard.
Sloat, B & Co, Meinhard Bros & Co, w Miller.
Weed & G, Haslam & II, John McDonough,
D Q Bacon g. Co, ] Rosenheim, VIM Hone & Co,
H Kemps, Holcombe, G & Co, NJ Boley & Son.
h solomon Son, Graham & 81. g H Dorsett,
Paul Decker, A Letter, Dale, w & Co. Bacon &
B, Jno Flannery & Co, Woodbridge & II.
Per Central Railroad. August 4-Fordg Agt.
Saussy, H & r, Jno A Douglass, J H RuWe,
Allen & L, E l. Neidlinger, Son & Co, M Ferst
& Co. Lippman Bros, ] Butler, Haines & s,
Bendheim Bros & Co, H Myers Bros Loeb &
Z, s g Haynes & Bro, Neill & h, J Williams
& Co, M Henderson, E A Schwarz, M Hull,
Q L Gilbert & Co, Holcombe, g & Co, estate
Jno Oliver, E J Acosta. ] Collins & Co. Frank
& Co. West Bros g Eckstein & Co, WIN Kill
gore. Henry Yonge, D D Arden, ] NJ Harden,
D G Bacon & Co, Order, M Farley
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Stock on h and
and on shipb'rd -. -.
August A.. $3.50 S,232 5l.S%J 4fO4
BACON Market firm and advancing; good
demand ;clear rib sides, 15c shoulders, II &c I;
dry salted clear rib sides, 1S34c.; long clear,
l3lke; shoulders. I01xc. Hams. l7c.
BAeGuSe AND TIEs.-Market quiet and un-
changed. We quote: Bagging-2A lbs, nc. ;
lbs, ilc lbs lOs iron d1esrD Oe1;n a1 40
brand and quantity. Pieced ties, " $50 CO
REEr-In good demand; market steady. New
Western 8 Dbl, S14 90; Fulton Market SSO W
OF % Dbl; half SoS: s sooS demand: oleo-
marearine, I71Isc; Gilt Edge. 2Oc; Creamery,
27c; Country, 1oOSoc.
CoooAEUTs- 90 = 100 -. .too,,
CUr.sE-Market finn; good demand sIock
light. Randa1's Gloucester, lSci cream CHEESE
i' H9sor,rKr-The market is firm; moderate de-
rnand; ordinary TO prime Rio, 70 l<11c' e -;
ing to quality: old government java "0"e -
s'G 5R1rp FRuT-AppIes, evaporated, loci
peeled. SIC Peaches, 2oc. .a
: DRY GooDs.-The market Is nz5n, eol AZ
active. stock, ample. We quote: frints. e1AD
SO: Georgia Drown shirting, y, o4c.; 1s oo:'
$40: a brown sheeting, 7Ac.i wnite osns-
hnrps. SlSeAl0lSc; checks, lzROo1hc;; ys as1s'
CSC for best makes brown ollllnss a,sS We
,,,otse S1Iperfine. IS 5016 %; extra, y DUO
S00: family, 81 250S 90; fancy, ~ SS0es 81 81
choice patent. 50 bODlO W; oakefs, % 49,
o'i FiIss4 MARKED well stocked with mackerel,
md priees unchanged. We quote: Mackerel
No Z half bbls a p; No. 2 IS 90; NO. !,
Is O06a7 90. Herring-No J, zoc. per OOA'
sailed. soc cod, &c. = A.,.a-
1sG5R1fN-Corn-Th stock OF white is oetter'
and The demand has been good at easier Eal1e :.
S-bsre has been q fair movement IN mixed ~
I LneIS 6e,,res and the stock Is ample Tor
.S,a edan,end. We quote; Corn-white u 10;
mixed CSC y scarce s1G snefs IS
Is o9e ;S yreeIV. and Is in good demand, We
S1ote Western &c Gse5g1s re fai Prd demand
AAx.-tE.' ~ wholesale: Northern, u ~;
We gro'si IS; western timothy, y zoeS ~ ~;
Eas.orl Io.S Eastern 81 OO01 05; Northern 900
sOc; vvooI. Erc-Hides- Receipts light an ana
hdDss' am Y, M dry flint lSc; salted, sgIac.
Wool-ReceIpts gOod market =, wi1 hsss prime,
ton; in bales prime iSGisc; very bury.
% saS,se wax. 2Sc.; deer skins, @c.' o'set
aims, sc. as ".
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passengers hY above schedule connect al
charleston junction with trains TO and from
me North. and for the North and East, via an
fall Bay Lines and Old Dominion Line
- Passengers by the 800 a 10 train pnnsr
procure tickets at BreRs office before Q % ~
train. '>0'' UT $500
Coming SoGtk-TrGsns 40 aad e
Leave charleston. ........ 5;55 a m 4.GO N =,
arrive III savannah. II 06 m 0.40 y =,
Inc 4.OO Train from Savannah. and 6.56 : :.
Tam from charleston, make m st0Ds hetu,aer,
Temassee and Charleston. 00A
For Port Royal omd Be0~Toy,
1--we Savannah Sunday excepte<n A.Oonm
Arrive kyrI Royal g l. r'So: :co u
LeaYe Porbes&a- ii =" 20 ~
Leave Beaufort .. ''. 100 N
Arrive Savannah o.10 = =
- o. Saturdays trains viii arrive al Po -
Royal at II 80 m instead of m. and leave
fort Royal at 1890 D m instead OF Ann.
FOR Tickets, Sleeping Car accommodation
ana further information, apply TO Wm. Rran
y Bull street, and at Ticket Once Savannah
Florida and Western Railway Depot.
@. s. 0ADSDEN. Sup,t
6. G. BoELsToN g. p. A :
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A woMAN's REMEDY.

AZ certain ages and periods Of woman's life, there
comes certain troubles, aches, pains and suderngs.
These complaints and irregularities jeopardiEe the
girls life At sixteen, and follow up and haunt the
married woman until after the turn Of lne."
Some have headaches, swimming OF the head.
mental and nervous prostration, blanched cheeks.
bloodless lips lfeless eyes, elouded brain; while
others suffer with painful Irregularities uterine dis
placements ana ulcers, HISTORICAL spasms, physica
prostraton, chronic leucoTrhea, ehloross, suppres
sions loss Of appetite ovarian diseases, kidney aec
tions ETC.. which in numerous end in epilepti
fits, commissions, insanity and death. These ar
generally the result Of inAttention. All female
know the class of complaints allude TO- Now
ladies' all these troubles can be ayerted and cured
We have proof from Thousands.
DIR. Dromgoole's English Female Bitters will cur
you sound and well-will In2hs you healthy ami
happy-wilI make you feel liie new woman ami
no mistake. Sold BY all Druggists at 1l.00. Seni
your address for copy Of Dr.. p-Omgoole's Family
! = ',c.t - y ne 5"j--tJ.
;. y. .ffol. , %.
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RECFIPTR.
Per Newton,s fat.-11g i biyii,sa5,GSsIn, "a

Per Newton's fat--116 bBIsili0cassln, "a casks
spirits turPentine
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway, Al
gust 4-2S bbls rosin, ~ bbls spirits turpentine
lag boxes TOBACCO, rs caddies tobacco, bale
hides, and mdse #a
Per Savannah. Florida and Western Railway.
August Ais bales cotton, q cars lumber car
wood, eS9 bbls rosin, 1879 bbls spirits turpentine
q sacks peas, p sacks rough rice, % sacks po-
tatoes, q bales hides, bales moss, ID bales
yarns and mdse. rlssT --r --l1
Per Central Railroad. August Az bales cot
ton 235 b6ls -four, 100 sacks flour. $50 sacks
oats, ear bulk corn, 100 bbls lime, rs bbls
mestics. 81 bales yarns, As pkgs furniture, IS
cook stoves, 81 doz brooms, so cases bitters 81
bbls rosin, 16 bbs spirits turpentine, 81 bales
paper stock, 20 bbls Irvine, IS head cattle, 40
head sheep. bbls potatoes, / Dbl onions, II
cars lumber. bags peanuts, bales hides, /
bale wool, bbls whisky, Dbl gin, g. pkgs
mdse.
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demand, and was freely met ct previous prices
middling uplands, 7ds middlinR Orleans; lid;
sales 10000 bales. for speculation and EXPORT
1000 bales; receipts 3, 800 bales-American 1850
Futures: Middling uplands, low middiing
clause. deliverable In August and September,
z 264a7 l-64d; deliverable in October and No
vember, 45-64d; deliverable In November and
December, 41-64d. Futures quiet.
sales for the week So. 600 oales-American
Al 100 bales; speculation, 500 bales; exports,
$50 bales actual exports, 100 bales; imports,
4,5O0 bales-American, 9,400 bales: stock,
10000 bales-American, 394. 600 bales; afioat,
2ly,OJO bales-American, 70, 0OU bales.
1880 p. m Futures: Middling uplands, low
middling clause, deliverable in August, 1-64d.
MANCHESTER, August 4.-The market for
yarns add fabrics is quiet.
NEv York, August 4-Cotton opened steady;
sales 1850 bales; middling uplands, IS Lice;
Futures-Market opened barely steady, with
sales as follows; August, - 00c; September,
y sec; October. II 92c; November, II nc; De-
cember, II 74c; January, II SIC.
GROCERIES. PROVISIONS. ETC.
LIVERPOOL august 4-Tallow, ABS Sd.
1870 p. m.-Breadstuffs-mar dull except
for corn, which is flrmer. Corn, mixed, rs 4d
for old. '.H
NEW YORK, August Flour opened quiet but
steady. Wheat quiet but 2sa3zc better. Corn
quiet but 4a1kc better. Pork dull and weak at
80 75a2l IS. Lard steady at II Soc. Freights
steady but quiet af
BALTIMORE, August 4.-Flour closed steady;
Howard street and Western super1ne, 50 GOA
Is; ditto extra "a 0Oa5 90; ditto family, IS 25a
%; city mills superdne, So 00a3 IS; ditto ex-
ira, VI COa6 rs; Rio brands So 00a6 121k. Wheat
southern shade stronger; Western easier
and quiet; Southern, red 81 bal IA, amber 81 Il
al 70; No. E.ervIand. 81 IS; No. 2 Western
winter red, on the spot, 81 l4al ~ - Corr
southern hrmer; Western higher but dull
southern, white 81 OF, yellow Gle.
NAVAL STORES.
NEW YoRK. August 4ASpirits turpentine
45a451<c. Resin, 81 s5a2 90.
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New York. August ARRIVED, Galley of
Lorne, Kniekerbocker. Albemarle.
Arrived out, Silesa, Oneota, Eduardo, Il
lician, Milanez. Pieerde, Vincenze. Flare
Homeward Tilda Darien; Harold, Savannah
Later Arrived, City OF Columbus.
New York, August 2-Arrived, brig Robert
Dillon, SANFORD, Port Roval; schrs + < Hallock,
MouIe' Jacksonville; d NJ French French
Jacksonville: Mary E Oliver, Potter, Cedar
Keys; Chas Heyer, Poland, Darien; Mary A
Power Simmons, Doboy.
Cleared, schr Twenty-One Friends, Barrett,
Jacksonville
Havana, July 2s-Cleared, bark America
(Sp), Taxonera, Brunswick.
Belfast, July 27-Cleared, schr Prescott
Hazeltine, Sweet Jacksonville.
Delaware Breakwater. August l - Sailed,
schr W + Cushing, Fernandina.
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tn FOLLOWING STATEMENT SHOWS FHK RECEIPTS
At ALL PORTS FOR THE WEEKS ENDING AUGUsT
AND JULY % AND Fur THIS WEEK LAST Wac

VISIBLE SUPPLY OF COTTON As MADE up NV
S 145 AND IELEGRAPH.-Below we give the
eaoie OF visible supply. as made up by cable
ana telegraph Tor the Financial and COpaneT-
ctot Chronicle TO July %. The Continental
stocks are the figures OF last SATURDAY.. bnt the
sotais Ior treat Britain and the stocks afioat
consequently brought down to Thursday even
ing hence, 70 make the totals the complete
figures for July ., we add the item of exports
ports Of Friday Only.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-08-05
FREIGHTS.

LUMBER-Bg Sah-We have no arrivals to
report during the week, and very few charters
to arrive. Vessels are wanted coastwise for
Baltimore, Philadelphia and sound PORTS
and also offshore for outside Spanish
and Mediterranean ports, and for South
America; also for a windward port
Our figures include the range of SaYan-
nah, Darien, Brunswick and Satilla from
50 cents to 81 90 being paid here for change
of loading port. We quote: To Baltimore and
Chesapeake ports, Sc 0016 So; to Philadelphia,
So 5067 90: to New York and Sound ports,
81 OO18 90; to Boston and eastward, 81 500
90; to st. John, N B., SO 5000; timber 81 90
higher than lumber rates; to the West Indies
and wfndward, 50 OO01O CO.; to South America,
sig 0O02l 90; to Spanish and Mediterranean
ports, $14 90 els 90; to United Kingdom for
orders, timber 34s. 1855, lumber &5 los.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-08-05

NEW YORK. August 4-Turpentine higher
and firm; 451ke bid. 451kc asked. Rosin steady
&C 81 S5a2 90.
CHARLESTON, August 4.-Spirits turpentine
frm: sales at 421<c- Rosin quiet; strained and
good strained, 81 40a1 so.
WILMINGTON, August 4--Spirits turpentiLe
Arm. 42c. Rosin quiet &C 81 a756 fn- =
and 81 SO for good stained. Tar st ss[,,ns s9
" ~ gr ~ z. surpenEine steady at 81 rs for
bard, ana " 70 for yellow dip and virgin,