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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-11
Presidential APPoINrMEyrs.
r. II. Jones Made First Assistant Pasmas-
ter-GeneraI Other Places.

WASHINGTON. d. C.. May 1o.-The
President to-day made the following APP
polntments:
Frank II. Jones. OF Illinois. First As
sistent Postmasfe~-CcFef
stephen =. Condor or Tennessee. mar
shal for the United States for the Eastern
district Of Tennessee.
Erastus y. Fenner. Of Louisiana. spe-
cial examiner Of drugs. medicines and
chemicals in the district Of New Orleans,
La.
Edwin Myers Ghkeson. Of West Yir-
ginia. collector Of internal revenue for
the district Of West Virginia.
William e. Hudson. postmaster al Grif-
I'm, Ga. vice +. W. Thurman. removed.
John a. Dyson. postmaster at Wash
ington. Ga, vice Susie T. Gatchell, re-
moved.
Joel r. Olive. OF Lexington. Ga. has
been appointed a special land inspector
to succeed Caleb +. Davis. resigned.
Frank II. Jones. of Illinois
Frank H. Jones. Of Springfield. Ill.,. who
was to-day appointed First Assistant
Postmaster-Generalv vice II. clay Evans.
resigned. is native OF Springfield, and
Is thirty-nine years Of age. He was
graduated from Yale i'm the class Of 70.
and Immediately took uD the study of
law. Since his admission TO the bar he
has been engaged I'm the active practice
Of his profession. He was elected 90 the
last Illinois General Assembly from the
Springfield district. and was a promi-
nent member Of the "Noble l0l. who FOR
n number Of weeks maintained an un-
broken front i'm their successful fight for
the election Of General John NJ. Palmer
10 the United States Senate. MIR. Jones
is the president Of the League Of Demo-
cratic clubs of Illinois. and was dele
gate to the last Democratic National
Convention. While he stands high IN his
profession. he has always taken heep
and active interest In national ana state
politics, and is said 10 be man OF
brilliant intellectual attainments Mr.
Jones has been selected 20 deliver the
Grafton on the occasion Of the dedica-
ton Of the Illinois State building at
the Worlds Fair on the 18th instant.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-11
Admiral Lono Dead.

HAVANA. May 1o.-Admirai ,a 1oi"eI ny
Lono Is dead. He coiiili,ii.. ..lli... ..'ai
sparlsh vessels Of war IN lle ls',n. ... no., 49,
rse..~ l,.s,'o,,,ed bv I'M health from reviewing
pl - rsrade. and came here later IN
sis VIE aaqshlp. the Infanta Isabel
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-11
.or or THERMOMETERS.

panae II thermometer ~ Inc i''
of,ce ye,terday. May 10, 1879 =, CA
9 A. NJ. ~; ~ NJ. 5'' ~; 10
p NJ. 80: o z. NJ. 81 mion's"|
<,,ar.co g9
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-11

VIENNA. May io.-Ihe Austrian , uox
...',a,, has not yet replied 20 the sppii-
eattnr for an exequetur made In behalf
~ Nax Judd. OF st. Louis. appointed py
President Cleveland Consul-benerai AT
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-11
THE SAME OLD STORY.
ANOTHER NEGRO, ANOTHER OUT
RAGE, ANOTHER LfNCHiNG.
United states Senator Irby sald 10 nave
Been One of the Spectators ana 'rse"
the Mob 10 he Temperate

COLUMBIA. s. c.. May lO-Special.-
Another negro brute met his rate to-day
Heyw lrd Barksdale. young negro nav
In confessed TO the crime of attempted
assault, was hanged to tree near the
town OF Laurens about o'clock TINS
afternoon.
Monday afternoon the two young
daughters Of farmer named James
Wham were going through the woods on
their way home from school, when Barks-
dale seized the elder and attempted TO
assault her. He was frightened OFF with
out ACCOMPLISHING his purpose Barks-
dale WAS seen coming out OF the woods
by another negro. who heard the screams
Of the girls. and I'm this way "A tran was
struck by the farmers, who were search
ing for the negro. Barksdale was
promptly identified by the girls. who eN-
claimed. THAT is the man when ne
was within twenty feet OF them. lie
protested his innocence until later in the
dav. when he made a full confession.
The crowd of 800 persons carried him To
the scene OF the attempted outrage and
swung him 10 a tree decently and In
order. tying his arms and placing cap
over his face with no firing and no un-
necessary noise.
The scene Of the crime is within
mile Of the residence Of United States
Senator Irby. and he is said 10 have been
a spcctator. and 20 have urged the crowd
TO be temperate and not 10 fire into the
body
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-11

CHARLESTON, S. C., May lo.-Edward
Smith (coloreD committed an outrage
on Emma Donna. also colored, at Ten
Mile Hnl on Monday last. The man was
arrested and taken 10 SummerVlhe' WheIe
he is now I'm Jail. An attempt was hiadt
bv a score of negroes 10 lynch him. but
the mob was driven Off by the white ofii-
GERS who had him I'm charge.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-11
rrcTpTfoy 10 mn. nrRBEHr.

A Handsome Fntertainment nS 'he '""''
ern scciely-1hose Psfse"''
NEW YORK. May lo.-The rooms "
the Southern Society. on west twenty
nth street. were handsomely decorator
with flags this evening in honor OF Secfe-
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-07-15

per 100 rs. spirits sac. 10 PHILADELPHIA.
r0sln. 7isc per zoe ms spirits $50. 90 Baltl-
more ro~In- 9ac. spirits, snc.
Cotton r. sv Steam The market Is
nominal Rates are per 200 MS. Barccc
Iona s6c. Liverpool via New York. 2se;
Liverpool via Boston. 2sc Liverpool via Bal
;im0re SOC; Havro via New York, f9c; Reveal
via New ork soc: Genoa via New York 60c
Amsterdam via New York. sos. Amsterdam
via Ltaltirnoro 42c. Antwerp wa New \ orK
ape. Boston 2 bale 81 s5 New York q bale
81 %. Philadelphia q bale 81 %; Balti-
more, 81 o.
Lurnber-Dcmanu. botn foreign and domes
vic, is very quiet anu mills are generally
iuquiring for orders We quote Easy sizes
Sl p. ordinary sizes. Sl2 O0Nt6 90; dincult
sizes, SIS 00a25 co. flooring boards, Sl4 90
az 90; shipstufs, $40 50025 90
Country Produce.
Market for poultry nominal and weak; light
demand; grown fowls 2 pair, 65U7Oc; a grown,
40G45c; spring chickens 25U35c D pair;
smaller sizes not wanted; geese q pair,
81 coal 25 Market for eggs is firm ana
fully supplied; demand fair country u
dozen, 12c. Peanuts Ample stock, de
mand light market easier; fancy h. p. Va.
2 n, 7G7iao; h. p. z n. &c; small, h. p, 2
h. sac. Sweet potatoes, yellow o bush,
60G65c; white. Y bush 40G5dc
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Now YORK Market RevIew.

Reported by Palmer, Rivenburg & Co, sue
cessors TO q. :. Palmer l66 Beade street.
New York, July l2.-Apples North Carolina
and Virginia, early harvest per barrel. 81 0O0
s. 30; Pears, Georgia, LeConte per barrel 80 90
ais 90: crates, ~ 0018i %; peaches, North
Carolina. early river, carrier G5emS1 -
South Carolina, Atm carrier 75cGt11 25: 4 till
carriers n 0Cdf2 90; Georgia carriers 81 0Ja
81 90; plums, North Carolina Wlldgoose car
riers Fl 50DS2 50; baskets, 50060c; grapes,
Georgia Delaware, 5-pound basket, 30cu50c;
Champions, 10-pound basket, 25ca40c, South
Carolina, Moores early l00l2C; muskmelons,
baskets. 81 OO0Sl 25; watermelons, large
fancy 20d25c; prime 15Gl20c: potatoes Nor
folk Rose, - 50aS3 90; Chihs, ~ 250S2 80;
Cuxes, Norfolk per barrel 50075c: odions
per barrel So O0dS3 50; basket, II 25Gt8l IS
tomatoes Norfolk Acme carriers, 81 0J0
81 80: crates, 6Oa80c North Carolina, CARR
ers, 81 0o0,S1 80; Charleston, crates 75G6S %;
SnVannnh. carriers 75clAl 3.
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and Rome. FIRST iaaorsea Is SIS asked.
columbus and Western per ceut
first guaranteed - asked; Augusta
a a1., . bnesy.le railroad pr cent
ana sunurbansrailroad first mortgaFe Z per
cent bonds. ~ asked Electric Railway
Railroad Stocks-Aueusta and savannah =
pcr cent guaranteed, SO asked. Central
common, u asked: Georgia canman, It2
bid la5 asked Southwestern. per cent. guar
anteed: with dividend order % aSked;
Central O per cent certificates. with or
der for Gefaultcd interest. - asked
Atlanta ana West Point railroad stock,
80 asked. Atlanta and West Point 6pcr cent.
certificates 81 asked.
Gas Stocks savannah Gas Light stock,
y asked: Electric Light and Power
Company - asked
Bank Stocks-Southern Bank Of the State
OF Georgia. III asked; Merchants Ma
tional Bank, 10i asked: savannah
Bank and Trust Company, 1919 asked;
Germania Bank, 90 bid 1000 asked
Chatham Bank. SUE asked: Chatham
Real Estate and Improvement Company,
81 asked; National Bank Of savannah,
l2f asked; The Oglethorpe Savings
vannah Real Estate, Loan and Building Com
pauy, So asked; Title Guarantee and
Loan Company, Is asked savannah
Construction Company, 50 asked; Citi-
zens Bank, 80 bid 100 asked
Factory Bonds-Augusta Factory 6s, 100
bid 1O1 asked; Sibley Factory 6s, % bid, 101
asked; Enterprise Factory Is. 81 bid, l01
asked; Eagle and PheniX Manufacturing
Company. 6 per cent bonds. IS asked.
Factory StOoks-SaVannah Cotton Factory,
lQl asked; Eagle and Phenlx
Manufacturing Company, As asked;
Augusta Factory, 81 bid. s. asked; Granite
vile Factory, III bid, $50 asked; Langley
Factory, % bid, s. asked; Enterprise
Factory. common. 30 bid 95 asked; J. p
King Manufacturing Company 1Oi bid 1913
asked; Sibley Manufacturing Company, 81
bid 81 asked
Naval Stores-The receipts for the week
were 1907 barrels spirits turpentine and 20 229
barrels TOsin The exports were 1903 bar
rels spirits turpentine and II 1871 barrels rosin,
moving as follows: To New York, 952 barrels
spirits turpentine and 24l7 barrels rOsin; to
Baltimore 337 barrels rosin and 227 barrels
spirits turpeutine; to Boston, 245 barrels spirits
turpentinc and 100 barrels rOsin to the interior,
1863 barrels spirits turpentine and 453 barrels
rosu; to AMER, 400 barrels rosin; to
London 4.129 barrels. rosin. The following
are the Board of Trade quotations: Rosin-
A, b, G and u 81 co. E 81 co. + 81 %, G 81 10,
Il Fl -. 81 80, K s. p, M 50 90. n So IS, win
dow glass s. &c. water white 'S4 Is. Spirits
turpentine 25l4c
RECEIPTS SHIPMENTS AND STOCKS ON HAND
AND ON SHIPB0ARD FROM APRIL 1, 1898 TO
DATE AND TO THE CORRESPONDING DATE
LAST YEAR.
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cvtra rnsfa moss ets mar M r,,t r,o.+s
'ilif ana .1o.ettl.. r,fll...I i,ili,s
1isl IN sh.,gl8,s-. e. =. ,il5+.f t',,.. 49, 81. ~
Nt5li,. AMI ..t..,. !. f...5 a. r4 '...t ~
a1,.3 fy,5,er. ,.f.,rr st',,,, ..i...f ~ s,. N,
,5...'.' L .... !. a.. - =. z. -..'' ~ r.t
,31ft,..,-,. .'I,,.t tt sta AZ .s,t,. 7il,..,,
an IA. r.tvc5 AKIN pt t.,,.j,.. .,.,tf,..,,t
siD51. eoufb srne~i,, sin ~. r,,, ,,,,,,,i H. =,
porn ,,iisi ami st,a3,-. ,i,i r,.se ttpit.'la 5.5
49,, -. sts 5tt. ~ -, it,.5.t -4
oni,.t Maiassas F1or,t,r,, r,,,pfnai. va, ~
leans c,,t., io,,la ,,,,5 e. ,I1jS So, ,,,l
n,iit "a sa.S4s, t5,tn,,,s ,,itst Co. b Mn
MIXED 400 ,,oY.e M t' ,,,,s1,., -t,tI,
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Steamship Kansas City, Fisher New York
&C g Anderson.
steamship Dessoug, Edwards, Philadelphia
&C G Anderson.
Steamship Decatur H Miller, Billups, Balti-
more-John Carolan Agent
Bark Prof Lintuer NOR, Thomesen, Gar
ston Dock-Chr G. Dahl 81 Co.
Schr Margaret a May, Jarvis, Baltimore
George Harriss & Co.
Schr Douglass Gregory, Stillweu, Bruins
wick, in ballast. to load for Philadelphta-Jos
A Roberts & Co.
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New York July l2-ArTived, bark Nellie NJ
S adc Bartlett. Port Royal; brig X II Wright,
I.und Brunswick sehrs Austin d Knight
Drinkwater Feruandiua; Fostlua, Phil rock,
Darien. Harry & Grace Reynolds. Mills
Darien: Helen Martin, Fountain Qarien SEQ
K Congdon, Bayles, Charleston; Percy g Lii
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Fruit and Vegetable Market.

New York july H.-Pears, LeConte. bills,
So 0D04 %, crates 15cn %; Peaches, car
riers, Fl 0002 90. Grapes, Delawares, five
pound baskets 301505: Champions, ten
pohnds 25030c Watermelous, fancy $50 90
as 90; medium, Sl2 0J0B1s 90; Tomatoes, car
riers, 75c.uSl %.
PALMER, RIvENBURG g. Co.
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Saturday, July IS, 1893.
Arrived YESTERDAY.

Steamship Dessoug, Edwards, Philadelphia
C 9 Anderson.
Schr Carrie Strong Strong, Boston, in ball
last, to George Harriss & Co.
Steamer Alpha. Daniels, Beaufort and Port
Royal-C II Medlock. Agent
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Financial.

Money is in good demand The bank clear
ings for the past week amounted TO SLID
$40 l3
The market for foreign exchange is weak.
Sterling commercial demand. - s.: sixty
DAYS S479l2 ninety days, 81 II francs, Paris
and Hayre sixty days, - 24'a; SWISS. sixty
DAYS 81 25l4 marks, sixty days. 81 l5-l5c-
Domestic exchange is steady. Banks and
bankers are buying at par ana selling at Is
per cent premium.
Securites-lhe tone OF the market IS IN
clined to weakness,
stocks and BoudS-State bonds: Georgia
50 per cent. bonds, 96 bid ~ asked; new
Georgia a. percent bonds 1915, III bid, ll2ls
asked: Georgia Smith S. maturity 1896 l07
bid lOg asked.
City Bonds-Atlanta per cent, 1906 bid, 1l2
asked: Augusta per cent. lW Eld lGS asked;
Augusta s per cent. 1O6 bid, l0y asked; Colum
nus > per cent. 100 bid. 102 asked; Macon
per cent los bid. Ill asked. new SdVan-
nan per cent. quarterly. October coupons, iO3
bid l635 asked: new savannah per cent
quarterly, August coupons, loJ hll. lOjl2
5faiIroad Bonds Savannah Florida and
Western railroad general morisa@e bonds, s.
/ percent interest coupons, 100 bid los ASKED
/ Atlantic ana Gulf first mortgage consolidated
: per cent coupons January and JulN, matu-
rity 1897 10 bid, 1867 asked; Central con
sohdatej mortgage per cent. coapons Jan
uary ana July. maturity 1875 loo'2
/ asked: Central Railroad and Banking Com
I many collateral gold 5S. - asked; Geor-
/ Via railroad is 1910 1O} b1d, lA asked; Char
iotte Columbia and Augusta hrst mortgage,
y. bid. gS'l asked Charlotte, Columb!G ana
/ Augusta second mortgage. IL bid, li6
/ as<ed: Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta
I general mortgage per cent, -
! ssite1: MONTGOMERY and Eufaula first mort
/ ga11 indorsed per cent ~ asked;
( Georgia southern and Florida first MORTGAGE
& per cent. trust recciptS ~ pa - asked;
+ = gauuah and Atlantic IS, inforsed, -
asked: south Georgia ana Florida Endorsed,
6.sts lO3 asked South Georgia and
Florida second mortgage lt' asEea'
s.lnnah and Western 5S Endorsed 10y Cen
irl railroad. trust certificates, - asked;
',avannah Amerlcus and Montgomery o.
/ Dc05s tg30 81 asked: Gainesville JET
ferson ana southern railroad. first mortgage
/ guaranteed IS asked; Gainesville Jefferson
and southern. not guaranteed, " ASKED;
( %pirssv he. Jefferson ana Southern. second
! mortgage, guaranteed, IS asked; Columbus
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Baltimore Md, july l4-Flour dun Wheat
dull No. red on spot 6gl(c; July 69l4c
milling wheat by sample 616l69c, Corn nrmer
mixed on spot and July delivery 4Sc; white
corn by sample 52%C; yellow by sample lgc.
New Orleans. July ii.-Co1ee. Rio. ordinary
TO fair l75a ml9aIc. Sugar quiet: open, kettle
good common 3ai@3G fair to good fair 39i69
3hc; centrifugals choice yellow clarified
7-l6c; prime yellow clarified 7-l60Ilsc:
prime do 5l60i26c; seconds 3 1-l60lc. Mo
lasses nominal.
Cincinnati, July 14-Flour. demand light,
weak and unchanged. fancy 81 SOd3 %; family
81 lO(o2 %. Wheat in fair demand for best
No. red Coo. Corn strong; No. , mixed 42c.
oats stronger: No. mixed 32iac Pork
steady at $l7 so Lard neglected at So 1879
Bulk meats quiet ~ s7lbMl0 %. Bacon easy
at $40 875a0il CO. Whisky steady at ii IL
Sugar in fair demand and firm,
st. Louis July l4.-Flour very quiet and
unchanged: extra fancy ~ 5000 0J fancy g. 40
az 80; choice ~ l5lQ2 %: family 81 5000 90.
Wheat, No. red cash at 6l1ac; July delivery
6lac; August delivery 62i5c; September 81 &c.
Corn, No. mixed cash 81 &C; July delivery
3735c, August delivery 3Sc September 3S1tc.
Oats No cash 27i8c July delivery PIE, Au-
gust delivery 234c, september 23Ac Whisky
81 II. Provisions quiet. Pork current make
SIS 90 Lard ~ l219. Dry salt meats, loose
shoulders 81 S7ia; longs and ribs 50 90: shorts
SO 37l6; boxed 15c more. Bacon-packed
shoulders 50 50; longs and ribs $40 SO; shorts
$40 IS. Hams, sugar-cured 13c.
Petroleum, Oils, Etc.
New York, July l4-Cotton seed oil quiet
ana easy; crude Soc; yellow prime 4l0G2c;
choice 44c.
New York, July 1i.-Petroleum steady and
quiet. Washington, in barrels n So do in
bulk 81 s. refined New York s. IS; Philadel-
phia and Baltimore IS 20; do. in bulk s. Goa
2 6j.
Rice
New York, July 14.-Rice in fair demand
and steady domestic fair to extra 296M5j5c;
Japan 4a@419c
New Orleans, July l4.-Rice dull Ordinary
to good 20236c
Naval Stores.
Charleston, July 14-Sprit5 turpentine
steady at 25c Rosin quiet ana nOminal A,
j. c. d and T. offered at DOC; 81 90 for good
strained.
New York July 14-Rosin dun and steady;
strained, common to good II 050dl 1914. 4ur-
pentine active Dut lower at 271a42sei sales 800
barrels.
Wilmington. July -Rosin steady; strained
at S5c; good strained soc. Spirits turpentine
steady al 24l5e. Tar firm at al TO- Crude tur-
peutine firm; hard 95c soft and virgin 81 CO.
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Arrived at Quarantine Yesterday.


Steamship Iris LBelgl Smit Antwerp in
ballast, to Antwerp Naval Stores Co.
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Steamer David Kemps, Strobhar Daricn
and Brunswick II A StroDhar, Agent.
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wick NIe-scn ~. Peters -atilA River. "a.
1ilUimare. July l2-Arr.ved. schrs Fannie
Retynu iiuckuioa nariest0n, Jennie Thomas,
NoUne. Savannah
Brunswick. t3u july I2-Ar~iVed bark Len
natter RusI Hoimstram Dcmerara
Cleared. bari. Leonardo lItali Cailero, Lon
don.
sailed. sghrs Harry Prescott Gilmore New
Havru- John n Cross. Grover Providence,
Coosaw. = a. Jaly l1-Sailed. steamship
klrkpy }r'. United Kingdom
F'crnaudiul, July ARRIVED. brig I4eonora,
Monroe Boston.
jacksonville. July 12-Cleared. steamer City
of ST Augustine. GaS}lIl New York. schr Jno
w Han Boone, New York
Lanesvill5, july sailed schr Samuel
Cashier Jr. for % southern port
New London. Julv 12-Arrived, schr Lois
Chaples Grace. JacksonVille
Pensacola. July g-Arrved ship Astoria
lBr tHwckner. Hull scGr BENZ Hale, Han,
Key West.
Sailed, bark Hovding INorl Client.
Port Royal y q. July 12-Arrived. schr En-
chantfcss Rolcnt New York.
Pascagoula. July lI-Arrivcd brig Mary O
Mariner, Griffin, Key Vest I2th schr Is
Frank Neatly. Davis. Kew West
Philadelphia, July l3-Arrived schrs VIM
Shubert, Sloan. Charleston: Roger DrCry,
Lynch, Satila River Ga.
Cleared. schrs Lulie l. Pollard Powell Fer
naudiua; Robert w Dasey, Hunter. Jackson
vile.
Deal July 12-Passed bark FoIo rItall Tas-
sura, Charleston for Rotterdam
Glasgow. July t2-Arrivcd bark Agder
INori, Zachariasen. Savannah.
llEdltl. july II Passed steamship Marina
lBrl, Breckou, Puuta Gorda for Plymouth
Plymouth, july I2-Arrived, steamship Ma
rima BrI Brecllon punta Gorda
Rotterdam. July tt-Arrived. bark Califor-
mia Dutch. Rackow Brunswick
Sunderland. July l0-Arrived bark Amphi-
trite Rusl Sahlstrom Mobile
Notice to Mariners.
VII Itoe aiiq az nauslCal lhtornatlon
in the custom house Captains are reuuested
W N"lA az Ulio OilOc-
Receipts.
par south Round t2,ttrood r,,1,, "a . ho1o.
ddmesticg 3a NJ tcn JGly uaos
emnt,,s w rnges CO.. ,,,t,l,,5 ca mi a,,t,,
hottlSs '' ~ P'S
Dor f1,,.Iogt,,,, . ss.,,.,,,,,.,, y, ;,,, nj,
14Is mis- rogn TX KIM
cars wood ra, oil IN iaol ,,a ne s''i d
nanhtbn hdI. hfGas I'M ",,0' bt ~ q us
Hex clse e%%s moves bardiyart MI oD1 o'I,
1 lat hom.obG IA ron,I5 + MI ,,,,,at =. ~ - A'
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HIDES hnD EuRS.
HIDES AND FURS.
Send Your Hides and Furs
10
X m nI~@v DMz vN,-

RANDoLPH F<HRKLRND,
SAVANNAH, GA.
He pays for dcy Aints cents, dry salt
cents, dry damaged - cents, green salt
cents, beesWax - cents, deer skins p cents
wool, free OF sand and Durs, l612 cents; black
ia cents; bury, from to Il cents.
Eli st. Julian Street.
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The Imports INTO COntlnentaI ports this
week have been 5000 bales.
The above figures Indicate a decrease in the
cotton in sight to date of Az 147 bales as com
pared with the same date of 1892 an increase
of 6l6Sl2 bales as compared. with the cor
responding date of 1891 and an increase Of
tS2S O97 bales as compared with 1890.
INDIA COTTON MOVEMENT FROM ALL
PoRTs.-The receipts and shipments of cot
ton al Bombay have been as follows for the
week and year, bringing the figures down to
july 7:
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List of vessels in the Port of savannah.
Savannah, July Ii, 1898.
STEAMSHIPS.

savannah, July IA, 1898.
STEAMSHIPS.
Churruca TSpl, 81 tons, Barunidia, Genoa,
ldg Strachan Co.
Dessoug. s92 tons Edwards, Philadelphia, cid
G q Anderson.
Kansas City, , 1854 tons, Fisher, New York,
edo @ Anderson.
Decatur Il Miller, 674 tons, Billups, Balti-
more. cld--John Carolan.
Iris IBelgl, $50 tons, Smit, at quarantine,
wig Antwerp Naval Stores Co.
Five steamships.
BARKs
Garfield rNorl 705 tons, Rierson, Europe Idg
Chr @ Dahl & Co.
Autocrat [Norl IA tons, Albrethsen. at quar-
antine. wtg-Chr G Dahl a Co.
Magne lNOrI, 625 tons, SOrensen, at quaran-
tine. wig Chr 9 Dahl & Co.
Undiue Aust 796 tons, Sincoyich, sunk on
Long Island-Chr O Dahl i Co.
Seutolo litall. AGO tons, Starita Paysandu, cid
Chr q Dahl & co.
Leone IItall, GO54 tons, Acampera, Europe,
ldg-Chr Dahl & Co.
katinka GER. 500 tons, Kohler, AMER for or
ders, cld-Chr Dahl ~ Co.
Sirena Aust, $50 tons, Martinolich, Europe,
ldg-Chr q Dahl & Co.
Professor Lindtner Norl sos tons. Thomson,
lSarstOn Dock, cld-ChrG Dahl u Co
Ezra lNorl l,0)6 tons, Hansen, Europe ldg-
j f Minis Co.
Adele lswl $50 tons, Person. Europe, ldg--
J + Minis a Co
Continued on Third Page.
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supply of cotton, as made up by cable and
telegraph to the Chronicle July Z, is as
follows: THE continental stocks, as well as
those for Great Britain and the afioat are
this weeks returns, and consequently all the
European figures are brought down to Thurs
day evening. But to make the totals the com
plete figures for July IA, we add the item OF
exports from the United States including in
it the exports of Friday only"
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Per steamship City OF Augusta for New
York-Capt John Brown and wife, Mrs James
McGarr 4 Cary, MI Harris Mr. swart Q NJ
Ives and wife w Hope G : SCHUYLER, Henry
samuel Miss Belle Wilkins Eu .eue Spauld-
ing and wife, j j McQuade, Mr. Ellis and wife,
Il E jenkins and wife Miss L Dewey, Mrs
r G Bergen NJ w DerrOniger, l. II Wood
worth. G. y Bradrocks and wife Rev William
Quinlau Geo Meakim, Sarah Anderson, q
Bodenstcin, Ed Green Geo Green.
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Exports.
Passengers.

Per bark Prof Lintner [Norl, for Garston
DocB-3,U02 bbls rosin, @Veighing l474O15
pounds-S L ShOtter Co.
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Notice to Mariners.

Pilot charts and all nautical information
win be furnished masters of vessels free OF
in the custom house Captains are requested
to call at the oiiice.