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New-York tribune., 1886-07-11

ONLY sl2O.0OO.Oo0 TO COMPLETE THE CANAL
PARIS July ION. de Les3eps has issued
spirited circular to tho shAreaodorA 10 the Panama
canal Compauy. In tho document he declares: De-
,e ali obstacles We shall arch The apparatus and
sch,nery are all ready We only require $40. 100000
m comnets the canal In 1889. We snail issue deoen'
vr, forhwI enable France 10 connleo her peace
raj c,nouc.l OF this lsthnus OF PANAMA. -,
The dircci ors of the company have approved A. d
.sens.s circular and will issue fresh bonds 10 the
a'non,t OF go 1000 francs, with large premium
,nd frequent drawings Tho privilege W hupeeiioe -
an for tne prraent TO the 10000 holders OF
81. .rss and bonds NJ. dc Iesseps thanks tho Govern
,nent whose good Intentions ho SAYS nave been nap
cred by the slow work Oh the committee W ""'" '"'
Lottery Loan bill was referred. p... C,.
The Government Las Withdrawn the fananA 'a"A
Lottery Loan bill from the Snamoer VI Dep"''"
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FIGHTING BoYCoTr WITH BOYCOTT.

The lager beer brewers have come to the con-
ciusion that boy cottng gsno that two can play at
and that II they do not defeat the attempt to drive
George Ehret out Of the business their turns will come
sooner Or later. As result OF this determination
meeting was held Friday, Mt which repre-
senatives OF sixty OF the largest Drewees in the city
anG its vicinity present aid resolved after
full discussion of the Ehro, boycott that none OF the
firms represented by the meeting would furnish any
quor-draers with beer who had given np Ehrers beer
in consequence OF the boycott This course was tasen
Oh ground tho boycott of Ehrets beer was en-
trcy without foundation and that n such thng was
to 20 unrested there would be no protection
10 other The alo aud porter brewers nave re-
solved to take advantage OF this action of tho peer
ire sers and Will make effort to push their
prodct through the liquor which have been boy
cOtted.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-11
EXCURSION OF xAsSA CHUsErrs EDITORS

FALL RIVER, Mass, July 10 iSpeciaD.-The
Ma,sachusetts Press Association passed through this
city this afternoon tho to Newport for s animal
excurson The remainder Of to-day and Sunday will be
spent In Newport. giving ample time to SOC tho place.
On Monday morning the party will 20 to Block isand
Il he annual sunmer reuuon Will be held OIL Monday
evening aud on Wednesday morning tho party Will re-
turn nome. large number OF ladies are In the party
New-York tribune., 1886-07-11
A GIRL SCALPED IN A LAUNDRY.

CHICAGO, July 10.-Mary Maloney, young
woman employed in the West End Laundry at No. $40
West Madisou.st, had ner hair caught by revolving
shaft and wound around until sho was lifted from tho
floor She would undoubtedly have been killed nsd not
rhe strain bse great break her scalp, which was
torn from her heal she suffered greatly and became
crazy The scalp sowed In its place again and may
grow fast but the ply scans fear the girl may not re
hsrr
New-York tribune., 1886-07-11
srcpETARY MANNING AT ALBANY.

ALBANY, July 10 (SpcclaIl.-secretary anu
A., m.no,n, arrived hero from Now York At 2;io p u-
and vent directly to their house. They Will remain
s.r. week and then go to Lake George where cos
49, n., n..u engaged for them. MI Manning seemsa
tasc n~s .n,rs but while descending the depot Steps
III the valk 10 the carriage no leaned on t
Msnni1c;s shoulder HIS right leg stu trouoe' Nun
snnAWhAL
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THROCGH NEW- fORh SiAiE'
,,y n,-pvCA FOIrND IN ELMIRA.

e,v,RA .uly 10 CSpeciaD.-Emily Duryea
the Brooklyn girl who eloped wisn A'rei W. N'"','
Wv I.r.t r,rman said to-day: The girl came yester'
.,n,no Judge Smith has instructed us not TO let
r.nor,cr. talk with her except in his presence inea
ba .ooea There she is You can speak to her 1S is
wish" she appeared to be about seventeen ,aS arc
~ "A lhorf dark hair dark compile xoa an"
She hinr vss Her figure is we'll developed her sta.ue
below medium aud her appearance r.tnsr o .snce of
SSa refused TO say anything except la the peese"'
Farm ans counsel.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-11
ESTIMATES OF TRE DELA WARE PEA CH CROP

WILMINGToN. July 1O.-The following Is an
estimate by the superintendent OF tho Delaware
Railroad Of the prospective peach shipments over the
Pennsular Railroad lines In the season just opened
Delaware Railroad, S7345 baskets Queen Anne's and
Kent Railroad, llS.l00: Delaware and Chesapeake
Railroad, I25. .525; Delaware. Maryland and virginia
Railroad Gl ,O25. Cambridge and Seaford Railroad,
57525; Baltimore and Delaware Bay Railroad, ll93-
25O New-York, Phiiade phia ana Norfolk Raiiroa''
81 $50 making n total Of 25lS,67O baskets
New-York tribune., 1886-07-11
TROUBLES OF LABOR AND CAPITAL.
LAsTERs DISAGREE WITH KNIGHTS OF LABOR-AT
WORK UNDER GUARD-MoBs.

LAsTERs DISAGREE WITH KNIGHTS OF LABOR-N
WORK UNDER A GUARD-MOBs
BosToN, July 10 (SpeciaD. 1.-The lasters in
the employ OF Langley Smith, the owners OF the shoe
factory OF which Miller Cook. r, is manager, in the
town Of Whitman. quit this morning because OF
Misunderstanding in regard to certain grades OF work.
Several months the Knights OF Labor OF this place
posted list In the factories AMI 1t was accepted by the
firm. ersnce that tno the lasters have complained
that they received less pay hu before tho list was ac
cepted Tho Knights OF Labor officials say that they
will sustain the rn they acted fairly in the matter
and havo not violated any agreement They further say
thatf the firm desires hire any help 1t Will oe
sustained by the Knights OF Labor.
PROVIDENCE. K l.. July 10 At the Natick Mills 175
weavrrs are out on strike and 1000 looms are ids,
OWING to dissatisfaction with recent changes In part OF
tho mil from fruit OF the loom to twill goods.
ST CArnARryEs, Ont. July 1O.-A women's assembly
OF the kughts OF Labor has been organized here THIS
is the first assembly OF the kind In the Niagara DIS
trict
PITTsBURG. July 10 CSpecap:-Ths most important
business transacted by the window Glass workers. Workers
section OF the bylaws. In order to allow members OF
League admitancs to Assembly, No 300 OF the knights
OF Labor The continuance OF the per cent ,ssess- @
Tsar Wien will be available at any time In suoh
eIigence az a strike.
LOUISVILLE. July. 10 (sp,ciaD.-The mine at Ken.
worked up to week ago under the protection of State
troops are a strike When the cOnyicts were re-
sacrty. but are complaining OF the way the niue
Is worked aud OF insufficient pay.
AUGUSTA. Ca, July 10.-rhe Augusta factory closed
to-day because refusal OF It's managers to advance
wages fifteen per The picker hands went out rst
and the mill to shut down but all other hands de-
mand similar advance. There is no prospect OF the
mill starting up on Monday. Tho strikers ara hrm In
their demand and the mill officers equally firm In re-
fusing Trouble apprehended in the sibley MILL where
like demand for higaer wages has already been made
iere has % s.rike yet The King mill has a.
ready OF ten cent and everything
Is working smoothly In this factory II is reoorted that
member OF Board or the knights OF Labor
will arrive Monday aud cndeavOr to ADJUST the differ
ences the mills where the advance is demanded SIX
hundred and nifty operatives out OF work In conse
quence Of the strike at the Augusta factory.
WORK OF PROMINENT KNIGHTS OF LABOR.
+. B. Barry, J. w. Hayes and w. ii. Bailey,
OF the General Executive Board OF the Knights OF La
bor we're Barrett House yesterday nearly all day
They received numerous delegations from tho various
districts OF Knights OF Labor III this city and It's vi
entity They have taken no action as yet In the street
New-York tribune., 1886-07-11
A WlPE'S DE- pOIiON.

FALL RIVER, Mass, July 10 (SpecidL) -
George r. Hathaway. the mill treasurer whose cmoeI
zlements few years ago caused panic In TINS CITY,
viii he released from State Prsoa III september IL 10
repored that about $4,000 his possession ana
that his wfcs share from her lathor estate he .".o
ira NJ Smith 10 So 00J she has remained faithiui W
him IN all his dltilcul.ieA
New-York tribune., 1886-07-11
TIE FIRE RECORD.

CHILDREN RESCUED FROM BURNING BED.
Fire was discovered early yesterday In the
apartments OF John Hayes. No. 165 lndia-sI, Green
nont When the flames woro discovered Mrs. Hayes's
Two children souudly sleeping IN bod ana tho o
msn found tho children envoopod In hames lnoy car
red the children down stairs where the fresh air re.
stored them aud few buckets of water extngu!shed
the namcG Tho Cause OF the fire is unknown.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-11
rorTINGs HERE AND THERE.

ELNIRA. July 10 tSpee'd0l-istae 3 n'o"" "p'".",
~ p,,. railroad train this morning aud was
killed ...o, ~ ,,,.s.
NEwpuRc, July lo.-Lewis Beach, member OF C'nsIe.,
from this district was brought to MS nome In o"'.
,r yashir gton last night seriously III Win 'c''''
H." IL had been iii in Washington for = ~eox.
Roypour July lo-The Broadway surface h"hro''
.... did not como up before Judge Parker In knss"n
800, having been merged in the proceedings oetore
Judg Landon.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-11
ro,ISD DEAD IN A SWAMI.

SARATOGA, July 10 CSpeciah. remains
80. n Mcpuerson, who mysterioasly disappeared
shon. ,hreo months ago, discovered early 'n's
evening sv by some nunter, in swamp on the vers'es
,and.. north OF Geyservis. Mcpherson was 'nsAne
IN. rme Of hi, disappearance lie had prevousS ~ ~"
.,.n,u,. 10 cut his throat. lie was u'e H. -.
ar1 ~ Nc cPnerson Meehau. plumbers lie 'o''
10. aud se We raj children.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-11
KING IUDWIG's TREASURES.

BERLIN, July 1O-An inventory Is
being taken OF the Jewels LETT by
King Ludwig OF bavaria III
h,s ch,teau at Berg there were found cofirs
filed with diamonds rubies and pearls
watches and chaius amounting To fortune Researches
will DC made after boards which ere supposed to Do
sec re ed in other chateaus.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-11
rv.,,,Ncn roR THE MURDER OF WHITE

NEwpuRc, July 10 (Specmt.-The exanllna-
t,on of John Hays aud Martp Kelly before hecu.ao
Warny for the murder last sunday OF isaac y. WV"
ao D. and that HAYS aud Kelly were seen Win hitn
ab"nt S O'clock Broderick lad idsn.lnsa n,ns ksy
one of thrce under the tree "a not Lnov
New-York tribune., 1886-07-11
UOARDED TREASURE OFAy ECCENTRIC NAN
I..I., 4 lO..,.1 Il

QUINNEBAUG, COnn., July IU.-Ihe Iearneu
aud eccentric Squire White lacking faith IN banks aud
psper money boarded away his specie In innumerabe
nooks aud of his farmhouse Tne executors are
having weary search for the funds but unssrth-
ing rich mines all sorts Of places In several Instances
thoy have found bags 80 Old that on beng han
dlef they fall to pieces In old.fashio oncd cOppers
q Que hundreds Of dollars have b-eu found. The coin
already found has been shipped 10 Washington 10 b.
ex cn ged paper money.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-11
pp,crs OF PRINT cLOlHs lN FALL RIvER

FAIL RIVER, Mass, July 10 lSpeciaa.-Ihe
apurehen,lons of those manufacturers VINO ieA''d '
an increase In wages would be followed oy tue "eAAe"
ing Of tho market are far from becoming reAn. ss,
va. IN aub,ous condition for short time. ous
.,r,n, inward tendency prevails to-day. Tue t.ss
rapport /. that t nr.a At cent: Zoe 90, .sa .usS
10 . Sa,,rtay The weekly statement 10 Produeuoa'
~" % n,,o niece. d-liv-rie,. l53Ooo pecesi s'oee-
~ uol peces sales, l66, QUO pieces
New-York tribune., 1886-07-11
FATHER AND Soy SHOOTING EACH OTHER

TATHER md SON SNOUI7NG q EA CH UIIN"
NEw-LoNDON, Mo-, July 1O.-A. w. Farmer
and his William. who live about two miles from here'
while drunk fought with pistols About twenty shots
were fred The father shot six tunes Only two Oh
the balls were found and three OF the wounds are se
an. Is son received bullets 10 tho abdomen. two
of when were cut Ills wounds are thought " 10
.fal
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most instantly burned while attempting 10 run through
bush fires In that section The all escaped
ard ne letter mail was saved with great dlnlcuity.
WINNIPEG Man. July lO.-Harvost prospects, In MANI
toba are brilliant The yield will probably be lttie
unasr the average but the quality will far excel any
thing IN recent years Rain. however Is much neeood'
New-York tribune., 1886-07-11

filed opinion dismssing tho petition OF tne on1oa
Lines Telegraph Company and Edward stokes ~ q"H'"
wrts against the Bankers and Merchants Company 10.
SI5 900 upon the suits Of F. T. Stevens, W. Dunn aN
ohsr creditors He sustans the claims As fuly pro'ou
and refuses to open the auditors sccounta
New-York tribune., 1886-07-11
By11Ey MAD Do0 ~ oaICA 90.

CHICAGO, July 10.-A mad dog had posses
son OF Hasted-st for the distance OF block last night
until he had boy, Hugo Lorcy, aud drvsn oil the
inmates Of grogshop IL Killed through tue Efforts
of TWO policemen.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-11
uURDERIAG MS WIFE.

PORTLAND. Me-, July lO.-Martin OtiIre tn's
,noru,nx uuldsr~L ns wife in nost orut"' mAa"e' "
lelt her na xed body on Tue hoor
New-York tribune., 1886-07-11

LONDON, July 1O.-The Eton and Harrow
elcvens MAYED a match game Of cricket to-day Inc
E,onians won with ak wicKets to spare.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-11
RELEASE OF THE SCHOONER CITY POINT.
TIE FINE PAID UNDER PROTEsT-wlIAT WILL BE

DONE ABOUT THE OTHER VESSELS
HALIFAX, July 10 (Specab. .-Consul-Ge General
Phean .o-day secured the release OF the Portland
schooner City Point under ut sbelbutne for
lang the customs laws He cOrresponded directly with
tho Canadian Minister OF Customs. and although the
Minister unable to do anything toward renttlng
the fine could release until the fine was paid he
cceded to Mr. Phelans request that tho vessel should
he released upon the ConsuG snsrals depostins the
500 in the hands OF Collector Ross OF Halifax pending
the result OF the law. The customs regulations
provide that the vessel shall 10 hold by the Dominion
authorities until the fine Is paid The deposit having
been made the vessel released and action Will be
immediately entered in Equity Court TO recover the
amount The expects that the other two
Portland vessels held al SheDurhe VIII De released upoa
similar conditions
PoRrLAND Nc. July 10 (SpeciaA.-Mr. McKenney. one
OF the owners OF the City Point said to- night: I'VE
came to the conclusion to the fine OF S40O IN order
to etonr vessel continue her cruise and fish the
Bsuks especially need no ice and had put all the
necessary board before the City Point sailed
from Portland. This morning Informed Mr. Meagher
the counsel employed by the Government In Halifax
that check for the amount OF the fine had been made
under protest. and at the same tins we In.
formed captain to clear as soon as possible
A soon as from Captain keene that mis- vess ell
IA cleared shall send him private Instruction."
G Captain Jswet TO hn know q:
soon as George W. Gushing had bren stripped I'VE
@ more until we shall hear from our Government. we
are hear from Secretary Bayard some time In
answer TO our telegram and letter.
WASHINGTON. July l0-Representatve Boutelle re-
ceved dispatch to-day from Eastport. Maine. stating
that OH Friday night American boats at S. Andre N
B. fishing for herring to no canned as sardines, wore
driven away BY the Dominion cruiser Middleton and
the announcement was made that no American boats
are TO be allowed to take herring in Dominion waters
for any purpose Mr. Boutee at reported the facts
20 tho state Department with earnest request that
the matter receive Immediate attention MT Boutelle
ia convinced that tho most effective way
IN with the Canadians In regard TO the fisheries TO
sreey incresse the duties foreign sh and thus mako
tho Provincals pay roundy for tho privilege OF seng
| In this market.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-11
A CHILD DEvOURED BTA PUMA.

WHITE WRIGHT, Tex. July 10. - puma,
which has been infesting the ncghborhood OF flsot
Grove for several wocks yesterday tore 10 pieces ana
devonred the yoarold child OF iarmer h''us VII
the BuIus tract.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-11
uu,,y,puI. 0R.Nr MONUMENT FUND.

PHILA DELPHIA GIANT A0NoAhAi f'" m.
PHILADELPHIA, July 10 tSpec"o. "o
nov m the nsnus OF Msssrs. Dsexel Z" 'os 'as
.'.",...a monwusu, 70 tseasrAi eeAus smsaass -
olkSAL
New-York tribune., 1886-07-11

DEBTS THAT MUST BE PAID
BALTIMORE, July Judge Fisher to- day
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INCIDENTS IN THE DOMINION.
DONALD, Is. c., July 1O.-A through tram
WHICH l,ft Port Moody on July was wrecked and al
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JOHN BRIGHT IGNORES Mr.. ANDERTON.

ANGEMEv GROWING EXCITED.
LONDON, July 1O.-John Bright has written
letter 10 cector OF Cleckheaton in wnch he says:
"The Irish right to ask for the repeal OF the
Act OF Union or to make nsnrrcction and take the
but may DC wrong to grant the repeal
and eacn action might he injurious to them. have
never uttered word in favor OF repeal or OF Dublin
Parliament MY good will toward Ireland renders 1t i'm
possible for Inc to support the wild plans embraced In
the Governments irish bills
81 must ignore Mr. Auderton's remarks about my age
and mental condition. Mr. AndcrtOn may be strong
Home Ruler, hat lie is not a gentleman"
Eight thousand Orangemen parad-d to-day In GAS
gov They subsequently held mass-meeting res
olution adopted declaring that II necessary. they
would establish armed union OF the lrsh ana their
English aud colonial brethren aud resist 70 the ueath
separation of En- gland and Ireland.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-11

+. B. Barry, J. w. Hayes and w. ii. Bailey,
O. the General Executive Board OF the Knights OF La
bor we're at the Barrett House yesterday nearly all day
They received numerous delegations from tho various
districts OF the Knights Labor this city and Its VI
entity They have taken action yet In the street
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-12-08

dull and nominal. Sugar active and Il shade
higher; Louisiana open kettle, choice +1sc'
strictly prime 4 Lice, good common Shc:
Louisiana centrifugals. choice white $50
j. l6c. choice yellow clarified 5 l-l6c, prime
yellow clarified SC. Molasses strong; Louisi-
ana open kettle choice 42c, strictly prime 500
40c, good fair ESQ 2Sc, good common zoe: Lou
islana ccntrifugals, strictly prime 24t026c.
good common lS@l4c. Louisiana syrup ESQ
SIC.
NAVAL STORES.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. Z, noon.-Spirits turpen-
tine 2Ss Sd
NEW YORK, Dec. Z, noon.-Splrits turpen-
tine dull at 36c. Rosln dull at 9719ctGSl 05.
5;G0 p. m.-Spirits turpentine quiet. Resin
dull at 971ScGG$l 05.
CHARLESTON, Dec. ..-Spirits turpentine
quiet at S3Ac. Rosin firm: good strained soc.
WILMINGTON. Dec. 7.-Spirits turpentlne
firm at 83l4c. Rosin firm; strained 75c, good
strained soc. Tar firm at 81 40. Crude tur-
pentine firm; hard 81 90; yellow dip ana vir-
gin 81 50.
RICE.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 7.-Rice market dull;
Louisiana ordinary 10 prime 27sj04Mc.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-12-08
MEMORANDA.

New York. Dec ARRIVED, schrs Nat
Meader, Burns, Jacksonville via Delaware
Breakwater; Sarah d Fell, Loveland, Port
Royal
Cleared. steam schr Louis Buck, Mount,
Jacksonville; schrs Willie K Newton. Coombs,
Key West and Mobile; Florence Lillian,
Dublin, Dec4-sa1led, bark Saga (Nor), Jet
mundsen, Tybee.
Liverpool, Dec 4-Arrived. steamship
Chelydra tBr), Peace, Savannah.
Lizard. Dec 4-Passed. steamship Amaryllis
(Br), Black. hence for Havre.
Lisbon, Nov 29-Sailed, bark Iris (Swl,
Gronvall, Florida.
Philadelphia, Nov 27-Sailed, bark Kerdalia
(Nor), for Port Royal.
Aspinwall, Nov lS-Arrived, bark Henry
Norwell, Preston, Pensacola.
Baltimore, Dec ARRIVED. schr Hattie III
Barbour, Fletcher, Jacksonville.
FernandinS. Dec ARRIVED. schr Melissa
Trask. Trask. Bermuda.
Cleared. schr Mary Judge, Magee, New
York.
jacksonville, Dec 2-In port, schr Prescott
Hazeltine. Ferguson. to load for Boston.
New Bedford, Dec 4-Sailed, bark II A
Burnham for Pensacola.
Philadelphia, Dec 4-Cleared, steamship
Barcelona (Brl, Simpson. Savannah.
Vineyard Haven, Dec 3-Arrived. schr
Franconia, Falker, Georgetown, S c, for Bos-
ton.
Wisoassett, Dec 3-Sailed, schr Nathaniel
Lank, Supple. st Augustine via Boothbay.
Woods Hole, Dec 2-ArriVed, schr Fortuna,
Rich. Bull river, s C.
Hamburg, Dec 4-Arrived. bark Thomas 8
Falck Nor. Middleton, Brunswick.
London, Dec 5-Sailed, bark Ellida (Sw),
Person, DOboy.
Queenstown, Dec ARRIVED, ship Pegasus
(Brl, Richards, Darlen.
Bull river, S &. Dec 4-ArrlVed, schr Jennie
Lippitt, from Boston.
Boothbay. Dec 3-Arrlved. schr Nathaniel
Lank, Siople, Wiscassett, to load for st Au-
gustne.
Jacksonville, Dec ARRIVED schr j B Hol-
den. Look, Philadelphia.
Cleared, schTs BrOoxxe Rokes, Robertson,
Baltimore; Josephine. Evan, Philadelphia.
Fort Royal. S e, Dec 4-Sailed, steamship
Hsrtlepool lBr), Beven. United Kingdom.
Pensacola, Dec 3-Cleared, schr Nantasket,
Richardson. Boston.
4th. Arrived, barks Ugglan (Sw), Montevi-
dio; Undlne Aus. Coboevich, Plymouth.
Cleared. bark Gudvang (Nor), schmidt,
M0utevideo.
Fernandina. Dec 7-Arrived. stmr City of
Columbia. Woodruff, New York; schrs Ell
wood Burton, Warrington, Philadelphia; Il
Bowers. Thompson, Boston.
Cleared, bark Carurel, MontevIdeo.
New York, Dec ARRIVED out, Circassia,
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RECEIPTS.

Per steamer st Nicholas. from Fernandina
and landings-SS bales cotton. $50 sacks rice. Z
boxes oranges, 90 bbls rOs,n, box crackers,
keg snuff. lot goods.
Per Savannah. Florida and Western Ry
Dec 7-l,1Sl bales cotton. 70 ears lumber. :
cars coal. car bricks. ! car iron. IS bbls and
1888 boxes oranges. 20 bbls spirits turpentine
339 DDS rOsln. A. bales hldes. and mdse.
Per Charleston and Savannah Ry. Dec =
10 bales cotton. bbls rosIn. 3 caddes tobacco,
hbl spirits turpeDtine, and mdse.
Per Central Railroad. Dec 1865 bales
cotton, bales domestics. 8 bales hides. o. pkge
tobacco, 1927 lbs bacon. $40 bbs rosn. a.
bbls spirits turpenJine, 800 hbs irne, 09i
bushels oats. 4 bbs whisky, 80 pkgs furniture
700 bushels corn, IS cars Der. 30 ears wood
10 cases liquors, pkgs vegetables. 60 BIB S tai
low, lOS PIX gs mdse. 800 sacks cotton seed. So
pkgs hardware, pkgs paint, kegs powder,
cases eggs.
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nts of Banks, Bankers and Corpora

Accounts of Banks, Bankers and Corpora
tons solicited.
Our facilities for COLLECTIONS are ex-
cellent and we re-discounC for Banks when
balances warrant it.
Boston is a Reserve City, and balances with
us from Banks mot located in other Reserve
Cities) count rs a reserve.
We draw our own Exchange on London and
the Continent, and make Gable transfers and
place money by telegraph throughout the
United States and Canada.
Government Bonds bought and sold. and
Exchanges IN Washington made for Banks
without extra charge.
We have market for prime first class In
vestment Securities, and invite proposals from
States, Counties and Cities when issuing
bonds.
We do general Banking business, and in
vite correspondence.
ASA p. POTTER, President.
Jos w WORK Cashier