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Wheel TruSt.

INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 30.-The wheel
manufacturers west of the Allegheny
Mountains have organized the Western
Wheel Association. Dwight Smith of
Jackson, Mich, was elected President
and Jay III. Keith of Terre Haute, Ind,
Secretary. The organization controls 95
per cent. of the capacity Of the factories
west of the Alleghanies.
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and fiftieth anniversary of the discovery
OF San Diego Bay, on September 2Sth, TO-
day received dispatch from Governor
Torres of Lower California, stating that
President Diaz of Mexico will send his
finest military band to take part in the
celebration. Governor Torres and staff,
together with company of Mexican
troops, will be present on that occasion.
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Hall Not Likely TO Escape.

CHATTANOOGA (Tenn.), Aug. 30.-One
hundred armed men with Winchesters
are guarding the Jail at Wise Courthouse,
Va, to see that no attempt is made to re-
lease Tolton Hall, the outlaw and muir
derer, who is to be executed Friday.
They have orders to shoot Hall if an at
tempt at rescue is made.
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Blaine Coming to California.

New YORK, Aug. 30.-The Commercial
AdUertise1'S Washington special says:
Blaine is negotiating for home in Los
Angeles, Cal, and will not return to
Washington. 1t is reported that he
reached this determination after the death
OF his son Emmons. The change is for
health and milder climate.
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Steamer War Goes On.

STOCKTON, Aug. 3O.-The California
Navigation Company to-day reduced the
rate for flour shipments to San Francisco
to % cents ton. A general reduction
has been made in classified rates from 25
to 80 cents per ton. The old rate was
from 81 to 81 so per ton. The opposition
will probably meet the cut and river
business will be transacted at loss until
the war ends
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Cable Railway Property sold

PORTLAND (OrD, Aug. 30.-The Port
land Cable Railway, together with all the
properties, buildings, franchises, etc. was
sold to-day by the Sheriff to j. p. Mar
shall, cashier of the Ainsworth National
Bank, for $4,000. Six months ago the
directors of the road borrowed $40, 900
from Marshall, but were unable to pay
when the note became due, and the mort
gage which was given was taken to iudg-
ment. The bonded Indebtedness of the
road is 100000, and the entire plant and
property is valued at SS00,O0O.
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A Clerk Robbed of a Large sum.

GREENsBURG Pa.), Aug. 30.-This
morning about 2 o'clock three unknown
men entered the store OF j. J. Hughes at
Millwood, bound and gagged the clerk
and his family, and then took goods
amounting to Sl,500, piled them in a
wagon and hauled them aways leaving no
trace as to Identification.
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GEORGE SoNTAn.
SAN DIEGO BAY.

Mexican Officials TO Take Part in an
Anniversary Celebration.
SAN DIEGo, Aug. 30-The committee in
charge of the preliminary arrangements
tor the celebration of the three hundred
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SIDNEY BELL CONVICTED.
The Jury Finds him Guilty of Robin:
John Curley.

John Curley.
SAN FRANCISCO, Arg. 30.-Shortly be-
fore noon to-day the jury trying the case
of Sidney Bell on a charge of robbing
John Curley retired to deliberate on a
verdict. In nine minutes the jury re-
turned with verdict of guilty as charged.
When Bell heard the verdict he smiled
in his sneering way and seemed TO be de-
void of interest in the proceedings.
Curley is tailor and was unfortunate
enough to encounter Bell one night
while that worthy was prowling around.
Bell took what loose change Curley had
There was no defense and no argument.
There are two other charges of robbery
against Bell beside the charge of murder
ing Samuel NJ. Jacobson.
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San joaquin County Courthouse Case.
SAN Francisco, Aug. 30.-The su-
preme Court to-day reversed the decision
OF the Superior Court of San Joaquin
County to the rooms in the Courthouse,
which were occupied first by Judge Budd
OF the Superior Court, and were after
ward assigned by the Board of Super
yisors to the District Attorney. Judge
Budd refused to vacate, and the Superior
Court refused 10 order him to do so. The
Supreme Court says the Board of Super
visors have the right to assign the rooms
In the Courthouse as they see fit.
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Miner Instantly KILLED.

NEVADA CITY, Aug. 30.-M. B. Harris
of Grass Valley, aged 22, was instantly
killed this morning in the Diamond D.
mine, at Maybert. A mass of rock fell
on him while working above the three
hundred-foot level.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
Long FiStic Battle at the Pacific
Athletic Club Rooms.
FIFTY ROUNDS WITHOUT A KNOCK
OUT BLOW.

The Police Finally Interfere, and the
Match is Declared q Draw-Beyond
Few Bruises the Nj II show No
Traces of Punishment Received
During the Contest The Match
Very Even Throughout.
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COILS TRAIN ROBBERY.
Part of the Stolen Money Recovered
Near Evans House.

Near Evans House.
vIsALIA, Aug. 30.-Detectives Hume
and Thacker came down from Fresno
last night and at daybreak this morning
visited the house of Chris Evans, the
Coils traiE-robber. They were provided
with iron rods, which they used to poke
in the earth while searching for the coin
obtained in the robbery. Between the
house and barn they unearthed two bags
of silver coin weighing about fifty
pounds of the value of about 81, 500. The
detectives left on this mornings train for
Fresno.
GEORGE SONTAG.
FRESNO, Aug. 50.-The examination of
George Sontag, the alleged accomplice of
the train robbers, was interrupted to-day
by his Indictment by the Grand Jury.
lie was released on the old charge of rob-
berry and re-arrested under an indict-
ment charging him with train robbery.
Bail was fixed at S25, 900.
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DoUBLE-scULL CHAMPIONSHIPS.

TORONTO. Aug. 30.-The final deposit
on behalf of O'Connor and Hanlan and
Gaudaur and Hosmer has been made
with temporary stakeholder for a
doubie-scull championship race for $500
side, to be rowed at Rochester on Mon
day next. O'Connor leaves for Rochester
tonight. Hanlan follows on Wednes-
dav
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Knockouts Down South.

Los ANGELES, Aug. 30.-Al Butler of
San Francisco was knocked out by Frank
Childs at the Pastime Club tonight in
twenty-four seconds, and Billy Graham,
formerly OF Sacramento, was put to sleep
in three rounds by Ramsey.
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SPORTING NOTES.
Ted Pritchard Anxious to Meet Fttz-
simmons.

New YORK, Aug. 30.-The following
cablegram was received at the Office of a
sporting paper yesterday: "Ted Pritch-
ard, the English champion, called at
Sporting Life yesterday and issued a
challenge to fight Bob Fitzsimmons, the
American middle-weight champion, for
81, 900 side and the largest purse offered
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Governor Eagle still Very III

LOUISVILLE (Ky.), Aug. Ex-Governor
Eagle is still very low at Richmond, but
shows signs of improvement, and his
physicians think he may recover if he
does not have another relapse.
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Cannot Carry the Exhibits Free.

TACOMA (Wash.), Aug. 30.-Word was
received here to-day that the Transcon-
tinental Association had decided that the
Northern Pacific Railroad could not carry
free the Washington exhibit to the
Worlds Fair under the interstate COM
merce law and the association rules.
This will cost the State about S45, 900 in
freight and will embarrass the commits
sion, they having calculated on the ex-
hibit going without reference to trans
portation, and spending the full 100000
in exhibits. There will be 40 carloads of
material for building before the exhibit
proper begins to go.
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welborn Nominated for Congress.

SANTA ANA, Aug. 30-The Seventh
Congressional Democratic Convention, in
session to-day, nominated Hon. Olin
Welborn of San Diego.
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the great scarcity of proper food, is said
to have aided the disease In its progress
after introduction.
Yellow fever is still epidemic in Yene-
zuela, especially among the soldiers of
both the Government and the Crespo
rebel leader. The mortality among the
troops is very great.
PORTS OF COLOMBIA CLOSED.
PANAMA, Aug. 30.-The Federal au-
thorltles of Colombia have issued orders
closing Atlantic ports to vessels from all
cholera-infected ports.
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HoVEY WIN

NEWPORT Or. ~. Aug. 30.-Hovey
won the all-comers' prize at tennis, beat
ing Leonard Go, 60, 7-5.
The final match in the consolation
series was played this afternoon by NAL
colin Chace and d. W. Chandler, and as
was expected, resulted in favor of the
former
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Special to the REconp.uNrox.


KANSAS CITY, Aug. 30.-This was Dem
ocratic day at Sedalia. The occasion was
great Democratic rally, at which Gen
eral Adlai +. Stevenson, Democratic can
didate for Vice-President; w. j. Stone,
Democratic candidate for Governor; SEN
ator Vest and Congressman Heard were
the principal speakers. At least ten
thousand visitors were in the city. Gen
eral Stevenson held an informal recep-
ton in the morning.
The parade was formed at o'clock and
thirty Democratic clubs escorted the dis
tinguished speakers to the city park,
where Messrs. Stevenson and Stone
spoke on the political issues of the CAM
paign. Mr.. Stevenson was wildly ap-
plauded when he arose to speak,
and 1t was several minutes before
the enthusiasm subsidized sufficiently
to allow him to proceed. His remarks
were intently listened to and frequently
applauded. He confined his remarks al
most entirely to the tariff, declaring that
TO be pre-emlnently the issue above all
others IN the present campaign. He ad-
dressed his remarks particularly to the
agricultural class, many farmers being
among the audience. Continuing, GEN
eral Stevenson spoke a few words for the
State ticket.
This evening Senator Vest addressed an
immense audience at the Opera-h house and
Congressman Heard spoke to a large
meeting at the Courthouse. The enthu-
slaSm at both meetings was great.
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TAKEN PRISONER IN MEXICO.
A Deputy United States Collector
Arrested in Mexico.
HELD AS HOSTAGE FOR THE RE
TURN OF A HORSE-SMUGGLER

Hon. OlIn Welborn Nominated for
Congress by the Democrats of the
Seventh Observation-Disclosures I'm
earth Portion of the Money Stolen
by the Coils Train Robbers-It
Had Been Buried Near Chris.
Evans House.
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DEMOCRATIC DAY.
Demonstration in Honor of Gen.
Stevenson at Kansas City.
THE VICE-PRESIDENTIAL CANDI.
DATE WARMLY RECEIVED.

Rumors That Negotiations Are Pend
ing for the Purchase of Samana
Bay by the United States Govern
ment for Coaling Station-Vene-
zuela to be Brought to Terms for
Arresting Political Refugees on
Board an American steamer.
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BROUGHT DOWN WITH BULLET,
Two Convicts Shot While Attempting
TO Escape From Prison.

10 Escape FROM Prison.
JACKSON (Mich.) Aug. 30.-Edward
Huntley, thirty-year Detroit burglar,
John Davis, five-year Kalamazoo burg
lar, and Lige Bullard, Detroit criminal,
attempted to escape from the Peniten-
tiary this morning by climbing the prison
walls. Huntley and Davis were fatally
shot and all were recaptured The at
tempt was made at o'clock and was
timed to the best advantage. Huntley
and Bullard go out in the first square,
Davis fifteen minutes later.
In some way the convicts had secreted
long ladder near the southwest corner
just inside. the wall. Keeper Chase saw
Huntley and Bullard leave the shop, and
instantly followed them. They ran
swiftly to the south corner, where Davis
Joined them. The three conVicts put the
ladder up against the wall, Davis running
to the top. He had his hand filled with
stones, which he threw at the guard on
the wall as he advanced and at the other
who followed inside the yard. The guard
fired three times at the men, but missed.
His gun then failed to go OF.
The other convicts now mounted beside
Davis on the wall. Seeing that the
guards gun had failed to go off they
stormed the guard house, inside of which
Guard Clark was, and attempted to batter
down the door to secure his gun. Hunt
ley carried board shield, four feet long
and iron-covered, which he held in front
of him to protect him from the bullets
and rocks which were directed toward
him. Seeing all three of the guards COM
ing, he jumped down outside the wall
and started to run. Clark had put new
cartridges in his gun and resumed firing,
He struck Huntley twice, one ball en-
tering the right side under the hip, and
another lower down in the leg. Guard
Freeman came up at this juncture and
brought Davis down with ball in his
left hip, which shattered the bone, caus-
ing Davis to fall from the wall. Bullard
then threw up his hands, and was hand
cuffed and brought in.
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NEW YORK, Aug. 30.-Several wagers
were made this morning by prominent
Wall-street brokers at odds of $500 to $500
and 500 TO $50 on Sullivan.
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BETTING ON THE BIG sLoaGl

in England or America for middle weight
championship of the world, at IL stones,
pounds"
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CHOLERA SPREADING.
Enormous Increase in New Cases
and Deaths at Hamburg.
OVER THREE HUNDRED FATALITIES
IN ONE DAY.
A Feeling of Deep Gloom Settles Over
the City-People DESERVING the City
in Great Numbers - The Weather
Continues Favorable to the Pro-
gress of the Epidemic-A Case A.p-
pears in London-Cases in Berlin.
Special to the REcoRD-UN1oN.

Special 10 bne hECORD-UNI0N.
LONDON, Aug. 30.-A Hamburg cor
respondent of the Standard telegraphs {:
Since last night there has been an enor-
nous increase in the number of persons
attacked and who died, $40 new cases and
3l9 deaths having occurred to-day. The
interments yesterday lasted far into the
night, the total for the day being 291. A
feeling OF deep gloom has settled over the
city. The loss TO the commercial COM
munity is reckoned at several million
marks daily. The exodus from the city
is unabated, and the number of foreign
ers arriving has fallen to the lowest on
record, there being only twenty-nine ar
rivals in all at the hotels of the city on
Monday. The weather is damp and
sultry: the temperature S4o in the shade,
condition favorable to the progress of
the epidemic.
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days figures; No. 9 red, cash lower at 7S}sc;
August delivery closed at 74c; September deliv-
cry closed at &c; December delivery closed at
1880 bid. Corn weak and closed sc below yes
terday; No. 2, cash lower at acc; August deliv-
cry 1850 nominal; September delivery 1910
56c bid. Oats showed considerable strength,
advancing 1c and closing with sellers Ac below
the top; No. cash higher at 3s1sc; August
delivery closed at 35c bid September de-
livery closed at 3224c. " Risky firm at 81 10.
Provisions duh.
New ORLEANS, Aug. 1n.-Coffee steady; Rio,
Ordinary TO fair. 149lS6c, Sugar tirm; cen
erifugals. prime yellow clarified $500 l5-l6c;
off yellow clarified 33413 1890.
NAVAL STORES.
NEW YORK, Aug. TO- noon.-Spirits turpentlne
dull and weak at 2sGo2S34c. Rosin quiet and
steady at 81 20611 271S
NEW YORK, Aug 10, 500 p. M.-Rosiu dall and
steady; strained, common to good 81 3lDl 271b
Turpentine quiet and steady at ESQ 2o$4c.
WILMINGTON, Aug. 10.-Spirits turpentiue
steady at 2514c. Rosin firm; strained soc; good
strained Csc Tar steady at 81 IS. Crude tur-
pentine steady; hard 81 OO; yello" dip and
virgin 81 65
CHARLESTON, Aug. 1O.-spirits turpentine
firm and steady at 26c, Rosin firm; good
strained CSC.
NEW YORK, Aug. lO.-Rice Quiet and steady.
NEW ORLEANS. Aug. i0.-Rice in fair demand
ordinary to good 31%143sc.
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q. s. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE,
WEATHER BUREAU,
SAVANNAH, GA, Aug. 10, 10 P. NJ.

sYNOPsTs.
The maximum temperature for the day
was &c, and the minimum 739, the mean
temperature being 80, q above the nor
NAL During the thunder storm this after
noon 70 If an inch of rain fell, 90 of which
fell from 3:19 O'clock p. N. to 3:3 s o'clock
D. m.-nineteen minutes. At Phila delphia
to-day the maximum temperature was 969,
at Jacksonville, Boston and Washington
CITY 94s, Norfolk Augusta and Charleston
go, Montgomery 900, Memphis, Cincinnati
and New York city 49,, Nashville and
Knoxville $50, New Orleans and Kansas
CITY so, ST. Louis, Buffalo aud Chicago
81, Bismarck. N. D.. So and st. Paul 780.
At 8 o'clock tonight cloudy weather pre-
vailed from the lower Missouri valley south
ward to the Gulf coast. throughout the
central and lower Mississippi valleys,
throughout the lake region and from the
Ohio valley southwark to the Gulf. Clear
to partly cloudy weather prevailed along
the immediate Middle and South Atlantic
coasts, over the Florida peninsula, in the
upper Mississippi valley, Nebraska. and the
extreme northwest. At the time OF evening
observation rain was falling at st. Louis
and Buffalo.
During the twenty-four hours ending at
6 o'clock p. m. to-day. scattering showers,
generally light, fell throughout the cotton
belt, except in the VicksbuEg and Whining
ton districts, where generally fair weather
prevailed.
During the twelve hours ending at s
o'clock p. m. l. 10 inches of rain fell at Mont
gomery.
The forecast for Savannah and vicinity
is: Showers. stationary temperature; south
erly winds. Z. Ii. SMYTH,
Observer, Weather Bureau.
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RECEIPTS.

Per Central Railroad, Aug 1O-4S bales cotton
4I3 casks spirits turpenttne COS bbls rosin, 29
bales domestics, 1885 lbs wool bales hides. q
pkgs furniture, 20 pkgs household goods. 80
pkgs mdse, rs pkgs tobacco, COS pkgs fruit, x
boxes starch cars brick, cars coal, IS tons
pig iron, Dbl syrup half bbs whisky, 19I bblS
iron ore, quarter kegs beeB 2 cars wood.
Per Savannah, Florida and Western Ry, Aug
1910 bales cotton, 1882 bbls rosn. $40 bbls spir
its turpentine, cars brick, 23O tubs lard. 81
coops poultry. 43 boxes eggs, bols eggs, 81
crates onions SO bags onions, 101 cases butter
1870 bbls flour, IS bbls grits. LOO pieces sides,
cars cattle, cars wood cars
lumber, 30 boxes lard. / car crossties,
10 boxes bacon, 81 bbls rice, 4 bales hides
car crossties, 20 cases liquor, is pkgs mdse q
pkgs household goods. 203 boxes fruit, 81 bbls
fruit.
Per Charleston and Savannah Ry, Aug To-
$50 bbls rosin, / car wood, l car stonew are,
car bbls, car OIL l bag clover, 81 nests
trunks tool chest, l lot household
goods, crates castings keg
wine. bale mats, 8 boxes cloth
ing, bbls goods, Dbl flour, bbls talow, Is
empty kegs, case torpedoes, box crockery, AZ
boxes tobacco, cases cigarettes.
Per South Bound Railroad, Aug 1913 cars
wood, bDl syrup, / coop chickens, box eggs. 3
boxes hardware, bales domeStios, / case ci-
gars, 344 pkgs tobacco.
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"He who denies himself the sweetest
blessing, next TO that which comes from
heaven, has never smoked" To verify this
smoke our celebrated La Misma all Havana
cigar, 10 cents. For sale at all leading
cigsr stores or at Dryfus 81 Rich's. l1I Con
gress street.-dd.
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BALTIMORE. Aug. 10.-Flour steady and un
changed. Wheat strady; No. red spot and
August. Sl3DSl95c; southern wheat easy;
Fultz S00S3c; Longberry S14S3Ikc Southern
corn-White steady at sec; yellow nominal at
5105Sc.
scarce and firm; No. 9 red 75I6076c. Corn
lower No. mixed 524c. Oats steady; No
2 mixed ai94c. Pork quiet at st3 IS Lard
generally neglected at 81 S7lS Bulk meats
nominal at 8 62H. Bacon firm at 81 IS.
Whisky steady at 81 IS.
ST. LOUIS. Aug iO-F1our lifeless and prices
unchanged. Wheat finished close to yester.
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MARKETS BY LEGRAPR.


New YORK, Aug. 10, noon.-Stocks opened
very dull and steady to firm. Money opened
easy at SAG per ceat. Exchange-long, 81 66l1
"a Sj34; short, 81 6S14 50. State bonds
neglected. Government bonds dull and easier.
Erie .,.....,...... 20 Richm'd & W. PIT.
Lake Shore 1855 Western Union. 979s
Norf. & W. pref. 1898
NEW YoRk, Aug. 10, 5:00p. m,-Sterling ex-
change closed quiet but steady at 81 $50
81; commercial bills, 81 o61404 S7A. Money
easy at 1Gb2 per cent, closing offered at ~
per cent. Government bonds closed dull but
steady; four per cents il6. State bonds
entirely neglected.
SubTreasury Balances-Coin, Sl0s 929. 900;
currency, S23, $1,000.
New YORK, Aug. lO-D illness In the STOCK
market continued unrelie |ed to-day, but firm
temper was maintained, AMI large fractional
advances we're the rule among leading active
stocks while specialties were lifted from to
per cent reduction in sterling exchange
rates seems to have put stop to gold exports
sure to SELL especially in Changers, has been
lifted, and marked difference in tenor of re-
ports about the growing corn crop In Kansas Is
to be noted. Changers were still the most
prominent group of stocks in the market Dull
ness and insignificant fluctuations were the rule
after the early demand was satisfied. The story
that Pennsylvania was working in hsTmony
with the Reading combination had the effect or
increasing the amount of business and adVanc-
ing its prices somewhat, but, without excep-
ton all the ing shares throughout were
traded in WITHIN the narrowest limits. Among
the specialties which displayed marked strength
were Southern Cotton Oil, Des Moines and Fort
Dodge and New York and Northern Preferred.
The market closed firm under pressure, and
most stocks showed small gains over their last
nights figures, while Western Union scored
rise OF 134 per cent. Sales OF hsted A'"o"
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Per steamship Chattahoochee for New York
1856 bales domestics and yarns sol bbls rosin. $50
cedar, 1856 bbs rice o9, O04 fes5 lumber, 19l bbIs
ochre. 81 turtles, 203 bbIs fruit IA boxes fruit
AZ pieces marble, 20S tons pig iron. 100 cases
can goods. l6l pkgs mdse.
Per steamship Dessoug for Philadelphia
"a bales upland cotton, 48 bales wool, l06 bales
donestics and yarns. rs bbls rosin, 20! bbs spir
It's turpentne, POS $50 feet lumber, l48 bbls iron
STOCK SO pkgs fruit 175 casks clay, RS 900 shing
les. 1872 boxes marble. 237 car wheels, 100 cases
canned oysters, 100 empty kegs, 35S pkgs mdse.
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PoULTRY-Market quiet and moderately sup
plied demand good.
EGas-MarKet is steady, supply ample, de-
mand moderate.
PEANUTs-Ample stock, demand light, prices
steady.
SUGAR-Georgia and Florida nominal; none in
market.
HoNEY-Demand nominal.
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Per steamship Chattahoochae for New York
Jno sylvester, o Matthewsen, W L Wilson and
wife. Chas Simpson and wife, W w MERCER, l.
W Mayer, David Adams Geo NJ Sloat Hiss
Della Brazelton, Miss Bette Powell. Mrs Young,
exc, Mr. Patterson, Miss L L Dana, Miss Nc
Adams II D Auchsnsloss K Dusenb berry, l. d
Kohler. H n Clausen, VIM Severhert, G. S Van
Horn, w Clulch, Mrs Z Davis, Goldstine, f
d Lamouree, Nelson Wilson. r o Shedden, Mr.
Olsung, Dave Wolfe and wife, T Harrison and
wife, VIM Redding. j Morrison, W
2 Damen, Chas Damen, Mrs Crozier Miss
Campbell, w Van Dyke and wife and chill
dren, W NJ Hunter Henderson, G BIRD, D
LAWN Miss Lena Jones. A 4 Kensley and wife
w II Vernon, G Frey, E Nellingan, | Klein
Martin Delaney, Joe Lung, Joe Pasen, Mr. Rauch-
berg and wife. l. Jordan, O ulton, Mrs j w
kuck and children, L Stone.
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Per Central Railroad. Aug low w Gordon
& Co, Stubbs & T, ) s Wood & Bro A
Co, J Butler, w Ward, Savannah Brewing
Co, Haynes & E, T Davis Wisnor & Co, w b
Thomas, savannah Crystal Ice Co, G Kolshorn
81 Bro. NJ Henderson,, VI Nathan, Eckman &
V. Heuisler& II, j T McLaug llin, NJ Ferst's
Sons & Co, J Lightsey. w Il = owen, / Putze
A II Champions Son, w Maxwell. q Mich.
DIS, W Green & Co, J T Collins 5 Guckennei-
mer Sons I d Moore. II TrauD, Frank & CO.
Epstein a. Bro, meinhard Bros s. Co. Savannah
Grocery Co, Mohr Bros, Thomas Gruce. h Solo
mon Son, Warnock q w, w Y Tel Co, NJ Bo-