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BRAVE Capt Manning of engine COM
pany No 9, Chicago, Whose deeds OF
heroism are well known to members OF
the fire department. died as the result
of falling or the roof of a burning
wagon shop.
WORD has been received at Muscatine,
Ia, announcing the death of Alexander
Clark, Of that city, the American min
lister to Liberia He died at MOnrovias
the Liberinn capital, June g. Clark,
who WIS a cO1Ored man. was 65 years
of age.
TIE warehouse of the Rockford On
Chair & Furniture Co. was totally de-
stroved by fire. The loss will reach
s75. 600. Three iremen were severely
injured
LIZZIE ALLEN. a domestic, persisted
in a burning dwelling at ManitOu
Springs, Col. She had rescued two of
the children and made a fatal return
for her own va1uables-
Gov. BoIEs has asked for aid for the
sufferers by floods at Cherokee, Ia
EXTENSIVE preparations are being
made for the annual army rife and
carbine shooting contest, which be-
gins at Fort Sheridan Septem Der
8, and continues until September Is
Over forty officers and twice that num-
Der Of enlisted men will compete in the
tournament
1aE JapS mpOEL5O 10 "OEA TIC
jinrilzshas at Chicago will have to re-
turn under the contract labor law.
GEN. ALGER says the republicans OF
the west are for Blaine for president.
THREE workmen were killed at
JapesvAle. Wis. by the fall of a school
building which they were raising.
ALL the last edition of the Detroit
Commercial Advertiser and Home Jour
nal has been seized for containing lot
terry advertisements and tho officers OF
the company fined $500 and costs
FIRE destroyed lodging house in
Chinatown, San Francisco The charred
remains q one Chinese woman were
found in the ruins, and it was stated
that Eve other Chinese women were
burned to death
STRIKING miners rioted at the Frank
lin mines, Seattle, Wash, having a
pitched battle with the negro labOrers
and PinkertOn guards Two strikers
were killed and several wounded. One
negro was probably fatally shot
The strike of lOngshOremen at Chi
cago has spread until it includes 800
men. The only line nOtinvo1ved is that
Of Leopold & Austrian
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THE government troops have found
no ''intruders" in the vicinity of Russ
creek. I. II, and have returned to Mus
cOgee.
THE heaviest raiastorm in the history
of Fairmont, Mimi, fell the other day.
Some wind and hail accompanied it
Lake Sisseton reported eight inches in
one hour. The lOwlands were flooded
and the damage to crops was consid-
cradle
DURING a street parade of the Saliva
ton Army at Colorado Springs, Col, a
frightened horse dashed into the ranks,
knocking down three of the women and
striking Mrs SAlvira Stevens in the
stomach. The woman died a short
time after.
The Michigan senate has reduced the
worlds fair appropriation to 500, 600.
The house will concur.
MRS E L PHLo, woman in Gus
4Ody of a deputy sheriff on charge OF
forgery, escaped recently by jumping
out of car window eighty miles west
of Chicago while tlae train was going
at great speed
STEVEN STAKENBURe, q student at the
normal school at Marion. Ind. fell dead
while playing football
FIRE in c. n. Nelson's lumber mills
at Colquitt, MINI, destroyed lumber
and sheds valued at SI4O 600. There
was an Insurance of blanket form
amounting to S400s 900.
A PLEASURE party, consisting of five
persons. left Cincinnati recently in !
yaWi and were run down by a barge
All of them were drowned One Of the
party was q Miss stems, stenographsl
70 Hon. Richard Smith, OF the CONNER
sial-Gazette-
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THE establishment of the Jenness-
Miller Magazine Co., which has been
the headquarters for the wOmen's
dress reform movement is in the hands
of the sheriff.
Emil. MARQUEE & Co., leather dealers
OF Boston with branch house in New
Orleans, have assigned Liabilities are
said to be from $500, 900 to $500, coo.
Dr.. JOSEPH ALsoP. the democratic
candidate for Acknowledgements in
New Hampshire, is dead
THE trial of che New Haven railroad
directors at New York for heating their
cars by stoves contrary to law, by
which life was lost, ended in their sc-
quittaL
DR. T. G. TALNAeE, OF Somerville,
n. J., brother of Rev. T. Dewitt Tai
mage, is dead. He was one of four
brothers who entered the ministry.
TIE big stable OF the gus works at
Philadelphia was destroyed by fire.
About half dozen horses were lost
The loss was $50, 600.
KIdBALL Bros, carriage manufact-
urers Of Boston, have assigned with
800, 600 liabilities and SIS, 900 nominal
assets.
DR. ISAAC L NICHOLSON, Of PhilRdel-
phia. recently elected Episcopal bishop
of Milwaukee, has decided to accept
the honor.
A TORNADO near Mount Carmel, Pa.
destroyed the Patterson Coal Co. S
breaker, killing six men
HARVARD won the university boat
race at New Haven, Conn, on the Goth,
defeating Yale for the first time since
1885.
Two briclrlayers were killed by the
fall of scaffolding at Elizabethport, n.
J. Several other wOrlSnen were in
jured.
REV. WILLIAM NJ OGDEN. rector OF
the church OF the Holy Church at War
rensburg, Warren county, n. Y, fell
dead in the pulpit while preaching.
A LARGE meeting of prominent Phila-
delphia Irishmen decided to affiliate
with the new Irish federation of Amer
lea, which is against Parnen.
IN an explosion at the Forest City OF
we'll at COrnOpOlis, Pa, the works were
destroyed and drillers badly injured.
AN iron bridge which the Empir'
Portland Cement Co. was building owe
the Erie canal at Warmers, near syria
cuse, n. Y, collapsed and carried min
NvOrlSmen into the canal. William B
Cadd was killed and William T. Austin
seriously injured.
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Il foFOU1p6 return
of your money, if you get neither
benefit nor cure. Risky terms for
the doctor, but safe and sure for the,
patient. Everything TO gain, moth
ing to lose. There's just one medi-
cine of its class that's sold on these
conditions-just one that could be-
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
covery. It's 8 peculiar way to sell.
it-but it's q peculiar medicine
It's the guaranteed remedy for ala.
Blood, Skin and Scalp Diseases
from common blotch or eruption.
to the worst ScrOfuia. It cieansesa
purifes and enrichos the blood, and
cures Salt -rheum, letter, Eczema,
Erysipelas, and all manner of blood
t&ints, from whatever cause It.
costs you nothing if it doesn't help
you. The only question Is, whether
you want to be helped.
"GOlden Medical Discovery" Ia
the cheapest blood purifier Sold.
through druggists, because you.
only pay for Che good you get
Can you ask moroP
The g Discovery acts equally
well al the gear round Mado by
the Worlds DisPensary Medical
Association, at 6G3 Main Street..
Buffalo, n. Y.
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TIE sOuTR.

THERE was a terrible cloud burst in
Cherokee county, n. c. Two illicit dis
tillers lost their lives in the storm
The remains of Gen. Jackson have
been removed from his grave in the city
cemetery at Lexington, Va, to the
vault over which his monument is now
building and which is to be unveiled
July 21.
Two negroes living in Cass county,
Tex, ten miles from Dangerfield, named
VIII Hartsfeid and Nun Shepard, were
taken ont and shot to death by I'M
known parties. Shepard had a no
tOriOusly bad reputation and was avery
troublesome negro.
IN fight at park near Louisville,
KY, Sidney Smith was killed and Clay
Stuart was mortally wounded. They
had been rivals in love.
Tom HARRIS, colOred, was hanged in
/ side the Jail yard at Shreveport, La,
for the murder of his mistress
! DURING the celebration of St. Johns
| day by the masOns at New Orleans a
runaway occurred A man was killed
and two women badly hurt.
The Pulaski county, Ark, grand jury
has returned an indictment against ez-
State Treasurer William E. Woodruff,
| charging him with embezzlement-
THE South Side mills of the Diamond
State Iron Co. at Wilmington, Del ,
have burned. The loss is estimated at
$500, 600. The mills gave employment
to about 8, 600 hands
AT Eastlake, near Birmingham, Ala
Edwin Ormster, of Chicago, was in
bathing with a crowd. Cramps seized
him and in the sight of thousands of
people he sank to rise no more.
WILLIAM GATES, cOlOred, aged 20, was
hung to a tree nine miles west OF West
Point, Miss, and literally shot to pieces
at midnight by fifty citizens. His crime
/
old daughter of Mr.. Gus GoOde.
WALTER A FREEMAN. wanted at For
rest, Tex, for starting a terrible riot,
has been arrested at Louisville, Ky.
The collector of customs at FL Paso,
Tex, Indignantly denies stories OF
fraud in the admission OF Mexican sill
yer lead ores and threatens libel suits.
LEvERINGs coffee warehouse, Balti-
more, Md, has been destroyed by ire.
Loss, SI25, 900.
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n is said the Wabash road has Sc
cured control OF the St Louis, Alton &
Sprins sfeld road
THE action Of a Russian impressario,
long pending, against Nine Patti for
damages for breach Of contract has
been decided in PATHS favor
a REPORT from the United States
consul at Rio de Janeiro states that the
sales of locomotives of American make
in Brazil have been very large One
firm in Philadelphia, during the past
ten years, has sold PSI.
a CALCUTTA dispatch says that the
government Of British India has for
mslly made a claim to the part of the
NeASong valley now in dispute between
France aud Siam It is claimed that
the part in question formerly belonged
to the kingdom of Burmsh, annexed
not long ago by the British
THERE are fears OF crop failure in
Russia
THE police searched the Offices of the
Panama Canal Co. at Paris and seized all
the cOmpany's documents
AMERICAN seamen are warned against
landing at Iquique, mob excitement
against the United States having in
creased.
TwENTY-sIx brigands have captured
wealthy Jew mined JalSOel at Com
andsche, near Salonics- They demand
e5, coo ransom
CAPT. SHAW has retired as chief of
the London fire brigade. He succeeded
Superintendent Braidwood, killed in
the great TOOlcy street fire in 1861
A DISPATCH from BuepOs Ayres Says
that blOOdless revolution has taken
place in the province of Santiago and
that Senior DelesterO, the president has
been arrested and forced. to sign his
resignation
ended June p showed an average de-
crease of 100 compared with the CORE
spending week of last year In New
York the decrease was 21. O.
THE famous bandit Arturo Garcia,
has been found dead near Artemisa,
Cuba Numerous bullet and sta b
wounds were found on the body, but it
has not been ascertsined who killed
him
CAREY, the American, easily won the
drst heat for the IOo-yRrd champion
challenge cup sprinting race in ten and
four-fifths seconds at Manchester, En-
gland. In the half mile fat race
Holmes, an Englishmnn, won in two
minutes and fOur-fifths seconds ROdy
was fifth. George retired at the three
quarter mark.
1T is acknowledged by Vaudalia off,
Gals that their road has purchased con-
troll of the Terre Haute & Peoria road,
running from Terrs Hauts to Peoria
and Decatur, a distance of l76 miles
BRITISH officers engaged in fighting
the slave trade in East Africa declare
that the trade is upon its last legs, and
that the Brussels anti-slavery act will
positively kill the whole business.
THE Emperor OF Germany has signed
/ a renewal of the dreibund for six years.
ADAMsOS, BELL. & Co.. China commits
sion merchants, Fenchurch street, Lon
! don, have failed for a large amount
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THE WORLD AT LARGE.
Summary OF the Daily News.
WASHINGTON NOTES.

ACTING SECRETARY SPAULDISG has
directed that uncurrent silver coin be
sent TO the New Orleans mint for re-
coinage from the following subtreas-
Iries: From Boston $50. 800, from Chi
cago S142, 600, from Cincinnati S14, goo,
from St Louis s1S7, 600. from the United
States treasury sig, 900 and from New
Orleans S. 600.
CHIEF PosT OFFICE INSPECTOR RATH-
BONE has rendered his resignation Mr..
Rathbone will be appointed fourth post
master-general.
AN important cabinet meeting was
held on the 26th- The financial ques-
ton was discussed and changes agreed
90 in the treasury statement New
bullion would not be coined into silver
dollars for some time, or until the
minis had worked up the trade dollars.
THE international postal congress has
decided that the next congress shall be
held in Washington
PERSONS supposed to be well informed
say the United States will not recOg-
nize the Gillian insurgents.
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JACK THE RIPPER has informed the
WhitechaPel vigilance committee that
he is about to perform another opera
ton" In his letter he said he had
been nearly caught twice
PEISCE ALEXANDER, of Battenburg,
formerly ruling prince Of Bulgaria,
who CALAMITY defeated King Milan in
the MISREPRESENTATION war OF 1885, is
dangerously i'll, suffering from an ulcer
in the stomach.
THE British ship New York, Capt
Thomas. from Swansea. February 8, for
San Francisco has been wrecked on
Staten island, Terra del FuegO. while
attempting to round Cape Horn The
officers and crew escaped
CoSsUL-GESERAL KING at Paris
learns from leading champagne houses
that prices viii be higher the coming
autumn, owing to a threatened scarcity
OF the vintage.
THE people OF British Honduras are
expected to make a notable display at
the worlds fair.
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We call the pubitc's attention, sGpS-
staily school suPerintendenss and teach
srss to the fact shat on account OF the Ma
tlonal Educational Association meeting
% be held ~ Toronto. July 1Ath TO 1Itns
the Jacksonville Souths aae tern Line and
Santa Fe route viii sell round trip tickets
from St Louis aud all points on its line
az ONE FARE plus - membership Zee
I1cE-ts viii be sold July Sab to 18th, and
the limit viii be arranged so that those
who wish eau make Visit take side
trips to points in Canada aud the East at
reduced rates Our route is via Chicago
and nRy direct line from Chicago. Don't
fail 70 call or write to q railroad agent
FOR particulars OF the cred ExpresB'T
route.
" run the finest chair and compsrt-
ment Sleeping Cars IN the world
%. W. RIDER, 6uP't-. Jacksonville, III
Il. a SUrTLE. 9enI agent Pass'r Dop'Gs-
613 Chestnut Street. ST. Louis.
sonvilie, HI
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Nov .sAID the carpenter 70 hIs wife.
''yye'u De on 20 the party as soon aa { rsE
out my clewhammeF. brush my nails ana
clean up q Bit
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Asthma.

Asthma. sufferer from Asth-
ma and severe Colds
every Winter, and last Fall my
friends as we'll as myself thought
because of my feeble condition, and
great distress from constant cough
ing, and inability to raise any of the
accumulated matter from my lungs,
that my time was close at hand
When nearly worn out for want of
sleep and rest, a friend recommend
ed me to try thy valuable medicine,
BOsChee's German
Gentle Syrup. I am con-
pee..e,.t. hdent it saved my
life. Almost the first
Sleep. dose gave me great
relief and 4 gentle re-
freshing sleep, such asI had not had
for weeks. My cough began immedi-
ately to, loosen and pass away, and
found myself rapidly gaining in
health and weight. am pleased
to inform thee-unsolicited- Z
am IN excellent health and do GER
tainly attribute it to thy Boschee's
German Syrup. c. 3. STICENEY,
PictOu, Ontario .
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MARKETS BY TILEG RAP 4.
FINANCIAL.


NEW YORK. Sep. % noon.-Stocks opened
firm. Money easy at 1905 per cent. Elk
chnnge-long, 81 ecl40l4 S014; short, ~ $500
o316. Government bonds neglected. State
bonds steady.
The following we're the 2 p. m stock quota
tions:
Erie ........., 3iA Richm'd & W. PIT.
ChicaSo& North. i1isS Terminal ;.... II
LakeShore. ......122 Western Union. s415
New YoRK, Sept %, 500 p. m.-sterling ex
change closed active and eady at ~ 40
*; commercial bills, 81 79404 -. Money
close at 561l2 per cent, last loan per cent.
closed with no offerings and y per cent. hld.
Government bonds closed dull but Steady; -FOUR
per cents IL; four aud helf per cents -
State bonds dun nut tirn.
Sub-Treasury Balauces-Coin. S93, 4ll,oOO; cur
The stock market for the first time in many
weeks actually showed reactionary temper TO-
day, and most OF the stocks traded IN are lower
Than last evening as the result OF tue gay
operations. To this end there were several IN
fluences at work and buying demand was IN
measure checked Tor the first time since the
rise began. There were rumors yesterday OF
en- important firm in trouble, and TINS morning
these stories took shape, when it was announced
that the old and powerful firm or '. Whlte
4 Co. was unable TO meet ITS eugageIlehts
There was rush to sell upon TINS announce
meut, as the failure of such nrm caused a
feeling of uneasiness among the holoers OF
securities. and the pressure upon the market
was too much even for the very liberal ouying
OF foreigners and others When it was ex-
planned that the failure was entirely on account
Of o deal IN corn, and had nothing TO do with
the stock market, better feeling was seen; out
buying was checked for the time being, ana the
bears went In to make the most OF the aialT.
Tnere was 10 addition TO this consderabie
manipulation OF the money rates TO-DAY. ana
loans were made ~ high a. t2 per cent. while
all offerings we're Withdrawn az the close, and
bidders we're Offering . per cent. though tnls
was after the lenders bad Withdrawn from the
exchange, and every one who really wanted 70
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MRS. WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP has
been used for over fifty years by millions
OF mothers for their children while teething,
with perfect success. It soothes the child,
softens the gums, allays all pain, cures wind
collie and is the best remedy for Diarrhea.
1t will relieve the poor little sufferer imme-
diately. Sold by druggists in every part of
the country. Twenty-Five cents q bottle.
Be sure and ask for Mrs. Winslow's Sooth-
ing Syrup" and take no other kind.-Ad.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Notices to mariners, pilot charts and all nau-
tical Information will be furnished masters OF
vessels free of charge at the United States Hy
geographic Office ID the Custom House. Cap
tans are requested to call at the office.
LIEUT. H SHERMAN
In charge photographic Station.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

of Sapelo yesterday an unknown (Brl bark
entine, bound to Savannah, supposed to be the
Gut ling star. from Pernambuco: also an I'm
known [Brl steamship was seen going into Sa-
pelo yesterday.
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New York, Sept s0-Arrived, brig F Geery,
Conkling, Charleston: schr Robert w Dasey,
Mcbride, Jacksonville.
Ashepoo, S c, Sept 20-Arrived. schr VIM NJ
Bird, Barrett, Baltimore.
Baltimore, Sept 20-Arrived, schr Oliver II
Booth, Anderson. Jacksonville.
Bull River, S c, Sept 20-Arrived, schr Vim A
Marburg, Boston.
Philadelphia, Sept 20-Arrived, schr Joel Cook.
Warren, Savannah.
New York. Sept 22-Arrived out. steamship
Nevada, New York for Lverpool; steamship
Rhaetia, New York for Hamburg.
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yONSIGNEES.

FER central tSAllrOau, sept S<- II IrauD,
JP Cooper, A S Bacon & Son, J Collins & Co,
A Conner, j f Williams, NJ Henderson, J A
Mattox & Bro, McKenna & w, Savannah c & w
Co, Kavanaugh & B, NJ Y Henderson, jenkins
& Co, A Ebrlch & Bro, Heidi & s, Savannah
Grocery Co, NJ Frest's Sons & 90. A Miller q
Co Lippman Bros, s Selig, A S Griffin, Buchner
& c. Jas Goette, Jno Burke & Son, Eckman & V
II Levy & Bro, A H Champion 8 Son, j r
Einstein, Meinhard Bros & Go, A Harley, Sa-
vannah Steam Bakery. F Mcintosh, Haynes &
y, WD Simkins, A Hanley, Herman & X,
A LETTER & Son, Lloyd & A. W w Gordon & Co,
Stubbs & t, j Williams & Co, Dwelle c & D.
Jno Flannery g. Co, j S Wood & Bro, Woods. q
q Co, II NJ Conner & Co, NJ Maclean & Co, Will
Jams & Co, Baldwin & Co. Heidi s, Butler & S
Warren & A, D Y & r K Dancy.
Per Savannah. Florida and Western Railway,
Sept 22-Savannah Grocery Co, LETTER q Son,
A b Hull g. Co, j r Einsteln. Miller Co.
w W Gordon & Co Stubbs & T.Savannah Brew
ing Co, Lee Rov Myers Co, Lowell L, Pea
cock, II X Co, Thurston Rayenel. Lloyd & A, l.
A O'NeiIi, ] 8 Collins & 60, Kavanaugh & B, w
" McDermid, C 0 Haines- Ga Eltc Light Co, N
Henderson r Kirkland, SwintOn VI, M
Ferst Sons & Co, Epstein & Bro Herman & X
order notify Moore & J. Standard Oil Co,
Heuisler & H, order notify g Morren. d
Weed q Co. A Enrich Bro, Heidi 8. Buck
ner & C, @ w Tiedeman Bro. Guckenhemer
& Son, H N Fish, 9 s Deutscn, W King,
Meinhard Bros Co, Frank & Co. J J Reilly,
Mack, e Graham, Jno Rourke & Son, A
Griffin, Mohr B, os, Jos Rosenhelm Co. John
Donaldson, L MillerJ w BlSnop * 20, 0ull-
martin & Co, Jno II Fox, Savannah G & w Co,
Joseph Goette, Savannah Steam Bakery,
McGrath & Co, W G Cooper, j S Tyson Jr & Co,
Geo L Carrie, LAWNS est, Savannah Fruit Co.
AM& CIV West, A W Harmon, Heidlinger & r
c e Suits & Co, Cornwell & Gu f Grady & Son
Chatham Furn Co, Jas w Hester, Logan,
Thomas Henderson & Sons.
Pcr Charleston and Savannah Railway Sept
22-C1eIz, Jones & Wood, Chestnut & ON.
Peacock. ii & Co. Baldwin & Co, Woods G. & Co
Ellis, Y & Co. Dwelle, @ & D, Edwards & T,
H N Conner & Co. Warren & A, H A Ulmo, Mrs
G Schroeder Agent steamer Alpha. Mrs J e
Burgess, NJ Boley & Son, Eckman & V, Heidi &
S, A Lefrer & Son. II Solomon & Son. Harness
& j, Savannah Grocery Co, w @ McDonough,
Swinton q NJ.
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AnrRprrN. O. July q. 1901.

Messra Lippndn Bros, Sdvdnndh, Ga:
DEAR SIRs-I bought bottle Of your P. P. p.
at Hot Springs, Ark. and It has done me more
good than three months treatment at the Hot
Springs.
Have you no agent in this part of the country
or let me know how much 1t will cost 20 get
threeeor six bottles from your city by express.
Respectfully Yours,
I'D. Aberdeen, Brown County, o.
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ARRIVED AT QUARANTINE YESTERDAY

BARK Scion NOT, Petersen, BuenoS Ayres In
ballast TO Chr G Dahl & Co.
Bark Freidig INor Henricksen, Santos, in
ballast to Chr @ Dahl & Co.
Bark Helios [Norl, Bruelland Sapelo, in ballast
to Chr G. Dahl & Co.
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DEPARTED YESTERDAY.

Steamer Katie, Bevill. Augusta and way
laudiuRs-C II Medlocl. Agt
Steamer Alpha. Strobnar. Beaufort and Port
ROyal-C II Medlock AGt.
Steamer Bellevue. Garnet. Oarien, and
Brunswick--W Gibson. Manager.
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oWt0I pOlatOeS, = Dush., NHIIe.' ," % %
POULTRY amply supplied; demand
good.
EGGS = Market firmer and in moderate
supply; demand steady.
PEANUTs-Amples stock, demand light, prices
steady.
SUGAR-Georgia and Florida nominal; mons
in market.
HoNEY-Demend nominal.
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COMMERCIAL.
SAVANNAH MARKE rs.
OFFICE MORNING News,

SAVANNAH, GA, Sept y, 1871.
,,.--ov-The spot market was firm in a GEN
.rsl way and there was pretty steady business
doing. New York came in during the early
S o Of the morning firm at considerable ad-
[snc, but broke some ten points on
,pa receipt of news' OF the very large
no, mort receipts The demand was fair and a
r good trade was accomplished for the
ss Jaw The total sales for the day we're 1859
Us On Change at the opening call, at 10 a.
the market was buletined steady and I'M
BANGED with sales of 531 bales. At the
.a.ond call, at p. m. it was steady, the sales
s,rs, o3s bales, At the third and last cal, at
m. it closed steady and unchanged. with
.,r,ber sales OF 300 bales. The following
.a the official closing spot quotations of the
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The stylish Dunlap hat, new shapes, sold
only by LaFar, % Bull strset.-Ad