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THE corYRrenr BILL.
Its Inconsistenciss win Probably Bs Cor
rected In Conference.

rected In Conference.
The copyright bill as il passed the Senate
yesterdays not in . shape to satisfy the people
who are most interested in it. The matter goes
to conference, however, and it il expected "a
be put into satisfactory form there. The Sen
ate conferess, Messrs. Plat. Hiscock and Gray,
are friends Of copyright With the inconsist-
encies corrected in conference il 10 expected
that the bill will become law in substantially
the form desired by the friends Of copyright.
The Sherman-C Carlisle amendment e very ant
to be stricken out and the lithographers' amend
ment changed in some particulars. A compro-
mise agreement Ii looked for.
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Grand Master s.rx.u. Summoned.

Grand Master Sargent of the Firemen's
brotherhood and president OF the supreme
council of the Federation of Railway Employees
has gone 70 Pittsburg, where he was called by
telegraph because General Manager Wood Of
the Pennsylvania lines west Of Pittsburg de-
clined the request for more pay made BY the
advance committee Of the several orders.
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ja30-dkds
MORTGAGES SALE OF VALUABLE real. Es-
sTATfo N HF MA = AMP SRT4 At TT COLLEGE

By virtue Of the power contained in mortgage from
William n. Calvert TO Asa s. Linthicun, dated No
yeler II. 1885. and recorded among the land records
O. Prtnce Geores county in hber J. W B.. No. . folio
~. and by said Linthicun assigned to the under
sgned Prank Gosnel by ASSIGNMENT duly recorded in
said iDcr on folio 4S the undersigned assignee the
m Ti sell at pubic sale to the hiknest bidder.
FEBRUARY NINETEENTH 1891 siFOUR O'CLOCK
all the property in said lnortwaxs mentioned,
containing ZION acres. leas and said mort.
gays fully described BY courses and distances This
property lies on both sides the railroad with
about lO feet on the railroad and with Ike front on
the turnpike 10 near Collee Station.
subdivision known ''Riverslale Parh adi,ira6.y
adapted to subdivision into building lots and is part
OF the estate OF the late Charles b. Calvert Improve
ments consist Of q good dwelling and outbuildnss
Taxes to be adjusted to the day of sale.
Terms One-tlir cash. balance in eQual nstallments
IN six and twelve months from day Of sale, ali cash
st purchasers option deferred II any to
bear interest from day sale secured to the
Satisfaction OF the undersigned Deposit $500 re-
CURED at time Of sale.
FRANK GOSNFLL..
Assignee Of Mortgage. Baltimore Nd.
L. q. ROBl.
Auctioneer.
Take train from Washington Il 325.
Take train from Baltimore at 80
llA. .l.eN n
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Lieut.. Brysen, with a detachment Of troops
has reached Nashville, Neb., with the five In
dams who are thought to have taken part in
the murder of Lieut.. Casey. They will be
taken to Fort Meade, s. D., and held for muir
dar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-19

Il DAxpRurF fcrms when the sisnds Of the Am
are veakened, and, Ii neglected, badness q mr.
% follow. Halls Hair hsnswsf b shs best Ne.
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DRY GOODS.
New SPRING Goops.

New Spn1Se Goops.
We are daily receiving spring supply of Novelty
Dress Goods IN all the new fabrics spring effects
Figured and Plain China SILKS. French and Scotch
Ginyhsms. Wool Henriettas in the ne shade, also
full line of Table Damasks and Napkins eli grades.
Linen Sheetings and Pillow Linens Beansti.ch.,i
Linen Sheets aud Pillow Gases. Danask and Huck
Towels.
HooE. BRO. & o..
fe1e-tu, tn, sat3m lsosFs.
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TAKE YouR CHo1cr.

TAKr Youn CHOICE
swIFTs SPECIFIC g. g. 8.
CONTAINS NO MERCURY Or
POISON OF ANY KIND.
IT Is PURELY VEGETABLE
AND PERFECTLY HARMLESS.
YET IT Is THE ONLY PER
MANENT CURE FOR CON-
rAoIous BLOOD POISON.
AND
THE RESULTS OF MIRcuRY.
EVEN IN THE HANDS OF
AsKILLFUL PHYsIcIAN.
ARE TO BE DREADED
IN THE HANDS OF TN
PoPULAcE IT Bnc0NEl
xxcIEDINoLY DANGEROUS
"a, AND WHEN co,noUxDEr
ress,. MroNosTRUHs II IGNORANT
HANDS II DEooMEs Fatal.
Boom O Blood and skiA Diseases fsss
~ TIE swxvr sPEcI1Ic CO.. ATLANTA. "a
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FUTURE DAYS.
BENSINGER. Auctioneor.

G BENSINGER. Auctioneer
WASHINGTON HORSE AND CARRIAGE BAZAAR.
Will be sold at the Bazaar. No. $40 Louisiana avenue
SATURDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY TWENTY
FIRST, COMMENCING AT TEN O'CLOCK,
40 HEAD or HORSES AND MARES.
In this sale Will be found Large Work Horses suta
be for teanstsy farmers USE and very fne
drivers Persons wishing to purchase should attend
this sale.
ALSO
l New Milk Wagon, New Top Business Wagons, 2
New Dayton Wagons. New Buggies. 5 Second hand
yumpsest Carrtaees several second hand fhaetons,
BufYios, Road Carts Harness, &C., &c.
Bay Msres Cart and Harness to be sold for want Of
use.
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TEE WASHINGTON Loan and Trust Co. pays
interest. Capital, 81 100000. B. H. wAasxn,
'residsnt-Adcf.
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THE STARS circulation in the City
of Washington is more than three
times larger than that Of any other
newspaper, and the number Of its
readers more than FIVE times as many.
1t is therefore in that Tor even greater)
proportion the Best advertising med.
ium in the District. On this point
there is no ground for argument OF
doubt, even. 1t is the common test.
mony of the business community, and
generally admitted
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T'HONAs BOWLING. Aucssonesr.
4 ,,o,r.,,
s9NAL EfFEcTs, sEykRAL FINE OLD Eng
Hoh H SS AID 6Ishfs ~ MA T nv s By
Ti0N ko0M b s All, EEBgU LAZY
O'CLOCK, EMBRACING ~ PART: -
ONE sUPEkt0k sSTARE PIAEOFoRTE, FRENCH
SHMEG BE2NzE p SR AS MHATEL MIKR0k
sSiINsr SSS " .SsET$skArE FfEeEs;A Hair il
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PRINTERS

II EGAL, PENSION,
Ia And ali other Blanks.
O6-page catalogue on reQueSt)
feo-3m G. W. GROVE CO. ,lubiishers .Sy7 r NJ m -
III l. MCQUEEN,
II. PRINTER AND PUBLISHER
1l0S-l1l6 ST. NM
Orders for Legal Blanks and Commercial mr. pros~s
fional Printing promptly executed Extensive lime OF
Samples q Wedding Invitations. Menus. Orders Of
FINE BoOk AND JOB PRINTING ONLY .ys
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Being delivered at the homes Of
regular subscribers for the trifiiug
sum Of ten cents per week, THE STAR
is much the Cheapest paper published
in the District, quantity and quality
of contents heing considered.
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Oldest!
Largest!
Cheapest!
Best!
The Evening Star

The Evening Star
is the Oldest and most firmly estab-
lished newspaper published in the
District of Columbia, having won the
high position it holds in the conf
dence of the people of Washington by
forty years of faithful and answering
devotion to their interests, without
regard to any other influence or con-
sideratiou whatsoever.
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW,
FUTURE DAYS.


p ATCLIFFE. pARR q co. Auctione-rs.
~ $50 Pennsylvan,a n
sHaH AIE Hs n Eosr OF
BE-,
THE HORSE AND CARRIAGE MART,
SATURDAY. rEs sa { st fNwiMTSrY.rrnsr ,sp,
AT TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ.
STOCK Of every kind be entered at time mp
seiS.t KxfcLIrrr. pARR L CO.. auc,ion.ers.
II ATcLIrFE, DARR q co, :, Ap elton
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 1HHxtAlI,GGKKA 81 ,sr sLrBr
DwELIiNa HOUSE H 80 80 80 i rsTH 81 NV.
MONDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY TWENTY.
TUE r,,AAT 10 0cL9Ck
ELEGANT coNDIiloN, CoNsTsTsiN
Psrlor Suite Walnut Tennessee and White Marble tor
Suites. Hair and Shuck Mattress, Woven Wire
springs. Toilet Ware, Pillows and Bolsters Rock.
Poles. shades, bedding. Fine Wa nut NJ. i. Mr.
ror Back Bounet. Walnut EXTENSION able Beili
Mood Dining Chairs, GLASSWARE. Bed and Table
Awning. l4x4Q; Refrigerator, Ice Box Kitchen
Furniture and reQuistes
LARGE CASE OF STUrrrp HrpDs
PTILEsAND ANIMALS, CoNTAINING0vER
15O yAklkIlES. TIE CARPETS
h3ySb AkS N khS Az
SUITABLE FOX HALLS, PARLoR. DINING ROOM
AND CHAMBERS.
directed to this sale as thing \, IN xoa asae
but must be Sold it il The property Of genilema
49,. RADCLIFFE. DAER CO..
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Take train from Washington at 32a
lake train from Baltimore at 80
Plat will he eXhblt time ofssle felO l2
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How THE BATTLE BEGAN AND WHAT THE RESULT
WILL PROBABLY BE-coSrRAcT JUMPING BY
wHoLEsALE-THE HIGHEST SALARIES WILL GET
THE BEST MKN-PEAcE WILL BE SECURED.
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THOMAS BOWLING. AUCTIONEER.- oFFfCE
OF the Commissioners, Disritt o. Columbia WASH
tnyton. February III. lsall.-Notir" il hereby given
that ON SATURDAY. FEBRUARY TWENTY
LiuATH. la1. the lease OF tl.e FISH wharf aud flsh
s.ais IN tie cities OF aslIinrton and Georgetown
2. sold by public auction one year tr,,u
March L. 1891, as follows: AT THO O'CLOCK r NJ.
upon the PREMISES, -Four Fish stalls ia the Ce,rrgecvn
L.srAet hous-. TO the Lgh. y binder. Terms rasn m
ADVANCE. Also, at 1hkLI O'CLOCK =. Al, On IL,
So q Jay. On u Street Uetgeen sth ami atl sIrs.'s
noInwest, IN 'front.' o; the u.s. stalls Center ,s4
IN ton iaraet, ali rights ana privileges granted or
Lowed y tie laws "a the cGrpor. Maslu Il. "A
10 esiails. wlArves docks tie anIing Gle
ND sale Oh hslI IN the rlty OF dshlnxtor anu no
wiari or 40 snal be dee4ned Unless sit lie.
at so;ue point the north side o. the Potomac river
eeaween ilth street east and Sth street west to the
hlki.est otder Terms: SiOO 10 he the lay 81
me sac and the residue TO be pad within nve days
Sc-'fl iss:onezs, District o. Goaunbia j. W DOtlC,-
LAS ;. ". hoss, HENhf NJ. RObERT, Com
lllS-iClers ferG Ifr
SsS s;2A sEARis OF STOCK OF GALLATIN
SO,ccc L-na, Ccai and oil Company of Nest
Nirsni1. oeinS forIe.te non-pay nent of
ihen' VII Ye offered AZ publ" SIZE on " tDNEsDAl
Inc A" IN FIFTH INSTANT, al FOUR O'CLOCK
r N. al oflire OF the treasurer. 40 AZ IT. NV,
"ssmnetoil. DC. EDWARD h. CONANf, Treasurer
feio-iO
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer
THE ENTIRE CONTENTS
OF
THE ALPINE.
NOS. ST. AND $40 ~ sTREErNoRrHwEsr.
NEAR THE CITY HALL,
CONTAINING 40 ROOMS OF HOUSEHOLD EFF.

PARIoR SUITE. WILLOW AND FANCY CHAIRS
LACE AND OTHER WlNDOw HANGiNtis
R.SSELs AND OTHER CARPETS. HALL AND
STAIR CARPETS, LANCE NUMBER OF NAL
NUT AND OAK CHAMBER skIs, HAIR AND
HUSH MATIkLSsEs. MoNEN-WInE srRINGs
SINGLE AND DOUBLE MARDROBEs
fEAIhER PILLOWS AND BOLS1 Frs, LARGE
" ANIlll OF BEDDING. LARGE NUMBER
OF SEPARATE lIECEs OF CHAMBER FTk-
NITukE. ExTENsIpN DINING TABLES 40
DINING CHA1fs. S1DEBoAkD, CHINA AND
GLASS WARE. SILh En-rLATED MAKE 30
HEATING STOVES, REFRItitEAToHs CLOCK,
SITES. &c.
To be sold at public auction the above mentio ned
premises on MONDAY. FEBRUARY TWENTY
Third, 1881. coi;,ln, n ing AZ Ten O'CLOCK. Deal
es and private buyers should give this their at
tention.
THOMAS BOWLING.
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est In the game viii materially suffer.
IT MAY BE PREVENTED.
But it is not at all probable that this end will
be reached, as the chances are that before this
time-this chsos-comes there will be a new
peace and new truce and q new national
agreement and more machinery to keep it in
violate. which will be regarded with suspicion
and broken again at the tirst opportunity.
The oldest feature Of the tight is the fact
that the whole trouble comes from the very
efforts Of the various organizations to insure
harmony and through the medium of the very
means that were adopted to bring about this
desirable end. 1t is the board of control to
which all we're looking with eager eyes for the
FIRST signs OF that millennium that has been 80
long expected. and il Is now the board of con-
troll to which ell are pointing the finger of
scorn, to show that utter contempt with which
II and its actions are received by at least one of
the three parties to its organization.
News comes from New York that a deal has
beer fixed up between Boston and Cincinnati
SO that Mike Kelly will go to the latter city to
manage the team and Arlie Latham will 90 to
Boston. The following list has been published
Of the players secured by the various associa-
ton managers, which will be found to coatain
some surprises Among these is the name of
Staiey in the Washington list, with catcher
Owen Clarke.
Boston-Murphy, Mack, Farrell. Radbouru.
HaddOck, Madden, Daley, Brouthers, Nash.
Stricken, Richardson, Brown. Duffy.
Philsdelphis--Cross, Miliigan. McKeoeh
Weyhing. Hustled. Chamberlain, Callahan,
Bradley, Moaken, Larkin. Mulvey. Corcoran,
Wood, Vandyke, MeGeachy. Hoy. Scheibeck.
Baltimore Townsend, Robinson, Mcmahon,
Healy, Kilroy. Cunningham, Werdea, Childs,
Gilbert. Shindie, Griffin, WEIGH. Ray.
Wsshington-McGuire, Clarke. Keefe. Bakely,
Staiey. MeQuery, Dunlap, smalley, HATFIELD,
Beecner, yisner.
st. Louis-Boyle, Munyan, Neal, SWEETS,
King, Comiskey, Quinn, Lyons Fuller, O'Neill
or Seery, McAleer. Mccarthy.
Louisyille-Cook, Ryan. Strattan, DAILY Ehret,
Ewing, Taylor, Shinnick, Raymond, Tomney,
Beard, Browning. Wolf, Weaver.
Cincinnati, Kelly, Harrington. Mullane,
Reilly, NcPhee, Tebeau, Delehanty, Holiday,
Mari.
Columbus-OConnor. Doyle, Gastright,
Easton. Knauss, Baldwin, Beckley, Crooks,
Reilly, Wheeiock, Sneed, McTammany, John
son.
Mr.. THURMANs pEyUycfArIoN.
President Thurman Of the base ball national
board Of control has called q meeting Of that
organization at Chicago for next Saturday He
denounces in unmeasnred terms the "treach-
cry" of the American Association. and de-
clares that from this on the fight will be to q
finish and that all players. managers and others
identified In the revolt will be treated a. rebsln
and never again be associated in any way with
the National League or Western Association.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
FINANCIAL.

INV YoRK. Aug. 10. noon.-Stocks opened
dull but steady. Money easy at I1SQr2 per cent.
ExchanRe-long, 81 64O4 S414; short, "a s6G0
S6A. Government bonds neglected, State
bonds dull but steady.
The following were the 2 p. m. stock quota
kions:
Erie ....-....... 194 Richm'd wPt
Chicago North. 1o6l1 Terminal. ...... 1915
Nsw YoRk, Aug 10, 500 p. m.-sterIing OK.
change closed quiet but steady at 81 840
4 IS; commercial bills, 81 sS49< ssh. Money
closed dull but steady; four per cents ilol5;
four and half per cents 1909 State bonds
closed entirely neglected
Sub-rreasury BalanceS-Coin, S92, 222, 900; our
The stock market to-day was less active but
displayed arm to strong tone, which but for
the influence OF Union Pacific might have been
the cause of material improvement IN prices.
Signs are not wanting that Union Paciac's
floating debt scare mas served its purpose 10
she street, and sGe probabilities are that in a
few days some other sensation will take its
place and the boating debt will be allowed to
settle itself az far as Well street is concerned
Union Pacific to-day was still the most con-
spicuous figure in the market, but its transac-
lions were Cd a much smaller scale IMAM during
the lest few DAYS, aud Its fluctuations were
brought down to parity with those in the rest
of the list while late in the day its relative i'm
portance in dealings was subordtnated to that
of some other STOCKS. buFluBlOh atu quincy.
Atcn,son and st Paul and later Rock Island
and Louisville and Nashville we're features of
the trading, but the remainder or the market,
with the single exception Of National Oordag9,
showed no animation or movement of import
ance. London was apparently seller OF Union
Pacific, st. Paul and Atkinson IN the early
trading, and after a firm 80 strong opening,
with further fractional gains, partial reaction
was forced on the general list; while Union
Pacific was broken Ia per cent The reports
from growing crops were again OF great en-.
couragement, and undoubtet strength was
shown in active stocks throughout the day,
although advances were confined TO small frac-
tions until Union Pacific agan displayed
strength in the afternoon. Only In a rev special
ties, however, did gains amount TO anything
material for the day, and the usua! reahzations
sagged prices on again during late trading.
Among the specialteS most prominent lor
strength we're Chicago Gas and Lake Erie and
! Western preferred: while the only weak point
in the list was Louisville and Nashville but lts
| loss was only % per cent. for the day One OF
the features Of the day, however, was strength
| in Erie which was more active than for some
| time, and scored handsome advance for the
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fine
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New York. Aug ARRIVED, schrs Roger
Drury, Delay, Savannah; David Baird, Booye,
do.
Cleared-Schrs Arvesta, Mott, Mayport, Fla
City of Jacksonville. Ross Jacksonville.
Barry, Aug 10-Arrived. steamship Indian
Prince lBrl, Cox, Savannah.
Falmouth. Aug ll-A-rived, bark Brabant
lBelgl, Gerdes, Savannah, for Antwerp.
Garston Dock, Aug iI-Arrived, bark Angan-
tyr, lSwl, Forsberg, Savannah.
Hamburg, Aug l0-Arrived, bark Hans LSwl.
Lenander, Savannah,
Sailed-Bark Regia [Norl, Duus, Charleston,
Londonderry, Aug l0-Arrived, bark Coun-
tess of Dufferin [Brl, Doble. Apalachicola.
Rotterdam, Aug s-Arrived, barks America
lltall; Ferrarie. Savannah; Woye [Norl. Ander-
son, do.
.Prawle Point, Aug 10-Passed bark Nina
lNor Hauser, Savannah for London.
Santos, Aug Arrived, bark Ydun [Norl,
Olsen, Brunswick.
Demerara, July 15-Arrived, schr City of
Baltimore, Tawes, Bucksville S c.
Low Point, 9 B, Jnly 9-Passed, steamship
Azalea, Brl, Petre, Pensacola for Sydney and
Nassau. Aug ARRIVED, schr Mabel Darling
Brl, Roberts, Jacksonville, and sailed for An
dros Island.
Boston, Aug 1l-Arrved, schrs Susan H
Kltchle, Ellis, Brunswick, Ga; Mary l. Peters,
Haynes, Savannah.
Cleared-Bark Julia Reed, Brunswick, Ga, to
load for Port au- Prince
Brunswick, Ga, Aug l1-Arrived, schrs Frank
w Howe, Perkins, Boston; Jacob Reed, New
port; Cora Higgins, New York; Luther T Gar
retson, Crawford, Philadelphia; IStephen Ben
net Anderson, do; Chas L Davenport, Watts
Boston.
Bath, Ne, Aug 11-Sailed, schr Alice Archer,
Gibbs, Charleston
Fernandina, Fla, Aug i1-Arrived, schrs
beatrice Mclean lBrl. Palmer, Baltimore; Hat
tie II Barbour, Chapman, Philadelphia.
Jacksonville Aug ll-Arrived schr Robt W
Dasey, McBird, Bangor, Me.
Mobile, Aug l1-Cleared, Steamship Persia
lBr], Cameron, Greenock.
New Orleans, Aug S-Cleared bark Christel
lGerl, Bockemann, Pensacola
New Haven, Aug 11--Arrived, schr Harold @
Beecher, Parson, Brunswick, Ga.
Pensacola, Aug e-Arrved, bark Left TNorl
Nicholson. Barbados.
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RECEIPTS.

Per Charleston aud Savannah Railway, Aug
13-2 cars wood, 203 bbls rosin, 103 bbls spirits
turpentine, 2 bales carpet 1 car empty bbls, /
case notions. bdl shirts 10 bales waste crates
chairs box fruit juice / lot h goods cases
cigars, car wheels. 4 pcs axles. 40 pkgs to-
bacco.
Per Savannah. Florida and Western Railway,
Aug l3-17 bbls whisky, bales hides, 1 empty
Dbl, pc machinery, bbls rice, crate hams,
Dbl pines, box prunes. 81 pcs furniture cars
cattle, bbls syrup, cases shoes. boxes
goods, 20 cases mills, 2 horses, 4wagons, boxes
old matter, 325 kegs powder. bales cotton 1
case crayons 2 sacks saddles 2 bbls hardware,
bbls pickles. IS crates pickles. cases candy 5
bdls paper bags, washer, bale WOOL 2 empty
cans, obls fruit, sewing machine, 125 bbs
-four, bdle rope, box straps, 2 boxes potash.
box beewax, 4S boxes fruit, IS boxes vege-
tables, 1,341 bbls rosin, 4S7 bbls spirits turpen
tine, 80 cars lumber
Per Central Railroad. Aug 1913 bales cotton.
3 bales domestic yarns, SO bales domestics,
bale WOOL bales hide 10 rolls leather, 5000 lbs
bacon, 424 bhls spirits turpentine l.27i bbls
rosin, $50 bbls fruit, 1900 sacks oats, z bbls
syrup, 81 boxes vegetables. box wax. 1871 pkgs
mdse, $50 pcs furniture. 2empty bbls stones
z tons coal, 100 sacks grits, 55 tons pig iron.
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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 In the Custom House Cap
tains are requested TO call at the Office
LIEUT. + II SHERMAN,
In charge photographic Station.
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SWEEP poLatOes, o Dusn., WnILe.- 20
PoULTRx-Market amply supplied; dem and
light.
sEoes - Market very firm and in light sup
ply; demand good.
PEANUrs-Ampte stock, demand light, prices
steady.
SuoAn-Gsorgia and Florida nominal; none
in market.
HoNKY-Demand nominal.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC THIS DAY.
DUN RISES. .5:23
OON D0AS'' '''s- .-s....... ..ss--.-.'s'.-- go. 90
HIaH Water AT SAvASNAH. 1916 A NJ 2:43 N
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DEPARTED YESTERDAY.

Steamer Alpha, Strobhar, Beaufort, Port
Royal AID Bluffton-C 4 Medlock. ACT.
Steamer Ethel, Carroll. Cohen's Bluff and
way landings--W Gibson, Manager. s1aI
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day. Market finally closed quiet and firm, gen
orally at small fractions better than last
nights prices While Lake Erie and Western
preferred is up zig Chicago Gas IA. and Erie
~ per cent. The sales of listed stocks were
200 900 shares; unlisted stocks 1000 shares.
The following wsre the closing quotations of
ha XorZ
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SAILED YESrERDA

Steamer Farmer. Usina, Fernandina, Bruins
wick-C Williams, Agt
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COMMERCIAL
SAVANNAH MARKETS.
OFFICE MORNING News,
SAVANNAH GA. Aug. Ii 1901

J
c,rroy-The market was very quiet and
.Ioss are easeH, although not quotably lower.
- dsnand continues slow, although steady.
"a "a the business comparatively small. The total
' '-las for the day were only "a bales On Change
.tbe regular midday call. at p. m. the market
30 b1lletined easy at the following official
", quotations of the Cotton Exchange;
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Steamship Tallahassee, Fisher, New York
G q Anderson.
Steamship VIM Crane. Foster. Baltimore .
Whitney. Acting Agt.
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CONsIGNEES.

Per Central Railroad, Aug 13-Woods, G & Co,
II NJ Conner & Co. j K Cooper Warren q A.
Gordon & Co, J S Wood & Bro, Jno Flannery &
Co, Baldwin & Co, Lloyd & A, Peacock, Il & Co,
w D Simpkins A Comet. NJ Fersts Sons &
Co, Savannah Brewing Co. 8 Guckenheimer &
Son. Ludden & b, Savannah Grocery Co, inc
Flannery & Co, Herman & K. Altmayer &
Co, O Haas X Kirkland A Enrich & Bro, B
Daniel w W Mitchell g. Co, Barbour Co,
Moore & j, Iippman Bros.
Per Savannah. Florida and Western Railway,
Aug 13-J Rourke q Son, S GuckeDhiemer &
Son. A Enrich & Bro, Kavanaugh & b, Dora
Singleton, NJ Ferst's Sons Co. Guilmartin q
N, + GuilmRrtin & Co. Meinhard Bros Co,
Mohr Bros, SPearce, Jackson. M & Co, Silva,
J C Aver Moore & J, Z A Schwarz, = Grady
& Son. D Weed & Co, Frank & Co, R Kirkland,
z Lovelrs Sons, Savannah & W Co, Moyle,
G Z Suits a. Co, Savannah Grocery Co, Tide
water Oil Co, ] Schley & Co, A II Champion s
Son, Mutual Coop Asso'n, J McGrath Co,
Byck Bros Savannah Steam Bakery, c Vetter.
Harms & j, J r Lubbs. Lindsay & NJ, Hen
derson, HAnley. Mrs Messick, r Ferwell,
d B Lester, Alliance Cotton House, Palmer
Hardware Co.
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway. Aug
13-Peacock, II & Co, Baldwin & Co. Ellis, q
Co, Chestnut & ON, Lemon & NJ, Decker & F,
Greigg. j & W, Edwards & f, H A Ulmo, Rosa
White, Smith Bros, McDonough & B, L Stern &
Co. H Solomon q Son, Lee Roy Myers & Co,
Lppman Bros, Z A Schwarz, Tidewater Oil Co,
agt stmr Ethel, Buckenholy. Palmer Hard
ware Co, SWinton M.