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The state herald., 1894-04-06

tFins publication Mar . 1884, No. ions
Notes for Publication.
Land oflcs atsterlinE. Colorado,
Mar IL 1894,
NOTICE 10 hereby given that the following
~ named settlcr has fled notice Of his inten
tion to make nnai proof in support
Of his claim, and that said proof will DO made
before clerk Of district court Phillips county
Colo, At Holyoke. Colo. on Apr -. 1894, viz:
ANNA QUINLAN
Id Z No - for tho ne \ sec - fps n rN "
Hsnamcs tho following witnesses to prove
his continuous residences upon. and cuitiva
ton Of. said land. viz:
Edward Mcdonald Of Hoiyoke Colo
Henry Kruger
John sheehan
William Arens
HETEpNou Resister
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Burns are absolutely painless whom
Dowitts Witch Hazel ssIve 10 promptly
applied. This statement IL true. A psr.
feet remedy Tor skin diseasea, ehsppsd
hands and lips. and never fails 70 cure
piles. City DRUG Rtose.
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first publication Apr. .. isa4) No. iees
Nutire for Publication.
LAsDoySioE AT sIEsLIso. CoLo.,,

Mar, -, isSl.
Notice 10 hereby given that the following
named settler has nled notice Of his inten.
ton 70 make anal proof In support Of his
claim, and that said proof will DO made be.
fore Clerk Of District Court Philiips county,
Colo. At Holyoke. Colo, on May -, 1874, vis
JERRY SULLIVAN
Id No iso1 for the Q Y sec 10 tp n ~ "
He names the following witnesses 70 prove
his continuous residence upon and cuitiva-
ton Of, said land, viz:
John Malone u Haxtun Colo
James Lamping T"
james Murphy
Joseph Jes1ser
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tFirst publication Mar. and. Isaa.) Ne. 1907
Nntics for Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT SrERLINo, CqLo.,l
Feb. 9Th, 1894.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice OF his inten-
ton to nuke finai proof In supprot Of his
claim, and that said proof will be made be.
fore Clork Of County Court at Phillips
county. Colo. at Holyoke. Colorado, on Apr.
9Th, 1894. viz.
ARCH L. BURDETTE,
Hd Z No lto7t for tho s.w \ sec % tp nrt3w
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivs-
ton Of. said land, Wig.
fred Boriand. Of Holyokc, Colo.
Clarence 4. ShAfer, Z"
Andrew c. Cauble, :" "
Robert 8. Stout. Z" -
II. Il. TxphoN. Register.
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Pssrick Walsh, editor Of the Augusta
Chronicle. has been appointed United
6tstss senator by the governor Of Gsor.
gle 10 Nil the vacancy caused BY the
dssth Of sspstor Colquitt.
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rst puolloat:on Ma, 10, 1894, no lol4
Land ONCE at sterling. Colorado.
L.--- NM u, 1884,

NuttcH fur publication.
Land ONCE At sterling. Colorado.
Mnr u, 1894,
NOTICE 10 hereby given that the following
~ named settler has fled notice Of his intef-
lion to make naal proof In support OF his claim.
and that said proof will DO made before
Clerk Of District Court Phillips county. Colo,
at Holyoke, Colo.,on Apr a, 1891. viz:
LUELLA v AMBLER
Hid Z No is7e7 for the NV X rec % tp n lsw
Henames tho following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cuitiva-
ton II. said land. Wig:
John Crater OF Holyoks Colo
Israel Crater
Newell Porter
william Heller
HE TEDMoN, Register.
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lrlr.t puDllo.uon Mar .. l.n1 n. ,ol,

Nutica for Publication,
Land ofice at Sterling. Colorsdo,l
Mar =, 1884,,
NOTICE is hereby. given that the following
named settler has nied notice Of his In.
tention to make fnai proof In support Of
his claim, aud that said proof will b. made
before the clerk Of tho county court
At Holyoire. Colo. on May 4. isol, viz:
MINNIE sEEL. formerly Minnie Peterson
lid No $3.50 for the Sc 4 80 satpsnr Il "
lie names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cuitiva
ton Of, said land, viz:
Henry Il Perkins Of HAxtun Colo
Bent A swedlund
John Peterson
Swan Peterson
HR TxnNor Ras,aAer
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II not only rel'eves; II does more, IL
cures. We refer TO One Minute Cough
Cure. Suitable for all ages, all condi-
tions, at all times. City Drug Store.
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lfirst publication Mar Is. ls94l No 1918
Notics for p uhlic atiun.

First publication Mar Is. ls94l No 1918
Notica for Publicat
Land once, at Sterling. Colo.
NAV. Is, 1894.
Notice IL hereby given that the following
Az named settler has Mod notice Of his In :
tentioa TO make nnAi proof In support of his
claim. and that said proof will be made be-
fore clerk Of county court Phillips county
Colo At Holyoks Colo on May4 1884, viz:
hAHLON n BLYsTONE
Hid Z No Sail tor the 40 = sec tip enrUw
lie names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation Of.
aaidland. viz:
Marx II Fsrne OF Hoiyoks Colo
william Low ="
Henry q Warren
James A Tudehops =" bryant
n. \. rEpnox. Register.
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Thirst qualifications Mar %. 1885,, No,Isal.S
Mites for Puhltrattun.
UMIrnp STATES LAND OYyIcr,
6TRHLIN0, COLORAIb0.
March 1Dth. iooA,

March 1Sth. 1874.
Notice 10 hereby given that William W.
Ware mas nled NOTICE Of Intention to make
nnai proof efore Register or Re-
ceiver At his once In sterling, Colo, on Tues
day thes. day d Nay, lse4, on timbor cult-
ure application No. 1901, for the s.wk quar-.
tor Of section No. IS. in Township No. N, r
No. " v.
He nance ~ witnesses:
James Wood Of Hoiyeks Colo
Mrs james l. Wood
Charles Rapp Haxtun
James r Murphy
H. Z. rsDMox. Register.
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Happy snd coatsns b home with '~Ths Ro.
chester" lamp With TIE hight Of the morning..
CalaaagssL vriAs RosAsssssiA npcs ,NswyuL
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BEATTYs PIANOS .e,. g ss., sp' t x:
r. fro. Address Daniel =. beatty. wsshinstos
New Jsfsst,
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and that the people OF the state may
have at least few months rest from the
disturbance Of p,pulitt wrangles over
tho spoils Of office.
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tnHsrpKxr-Grov Cleveland.
eAEsIpENT OF sxNArK-A. u Stevenson.
cliHr JusrIcI-Melville ". Fuller.
tpclxrARY OF STATE @. Gresham.
+" TREAsURy-John q. Csrlisle.
WAR-Dnniel Lamont.
EAvY-Hilary 4. Herbert.
=" IYTERIoR-Hoke Smith.
AaRIcuLTrRE-J. y. Morton.
ArrolSxY GEsRRA Richard Olncy.
posfxAsrER GENEHkL-Wilson i. Bisaell.
b, b SENAroRs-H. Nj. Teller. L. o. Wolcott.
klInlslHTATIvrs-I efe Ponce. John Boil.
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(rirst publication Mar. End, 1894, No. ~
AIaAI= L. G..l~llAI

(First publication Mar. End, 1884,, No. 20
Notice. iur Public cation.
LAND OFFICE AT STERLING. CoLo..l
Feb. n5th, 1894,
Notice 10 hereby given that the following
named settler has nled notice Of his intcn.
tion 70 make final proof In support OF his
Claim. and that said proof will be made be.
fore clerk Of district court Phillips county.
Colorado. Al Holyoke, Colorado. on April 7th.
lses. viz:
E.BYRON RiFFENBERG,
I'D Entry No. octi fer tho Sc Y sec. tips n r
Nw.
He names the following witnesses 70 prove
his continuous residence upon aud cuitivs.
tion Of. said land, VS.:
John CronQulst OF Hoiyoks, Colo.
Harry rreGo.
Samuel Goddard. I"
Gsergs Trego.
A.E TBpNoH Rewister
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CITY OFFICERS.

yosrfdss-A. II. Boien and Y. G. Churnlns.
ooSsrABLH-J. e. Kidd md q. W. Norris.
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BEATTY's 0R6ANs,.:ss.' s W.; :. g
Cstls y.Es- Address DAsIsl 2. Barr
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HAYoa-A, r. Grout.
POLICE JuDox-P D. Reynolds.
ErcoRpKR-C. N. G. Woolman,
HARsRALs-Roberf krucgcr.
fHRAsuaEa-R. Z. Webster
TRusrEEs John u. Cnmmins. r. Cavnnaush,
!. n. Whitman. Jerome Lewis, Whitney l.. IT.
vim, Geo. B. Weir.
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BEATTY'S PIANOS an. I'D. oE wsass Fs e,
stig IREx. Address Daniel r. DkATTf,
Washington, NJ
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PEATTY Pianos. ursas. sn up. Wan,
M, q x!.t. assst, CA frss. Daniel Y.
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r. p. A.

Ths Farmers Protective Association mccts in
tAa A. n. q. ball eud and 9Th Saturday OF each
month, is SaocxEf, President.
Cas-. wILsoS. Sec. 8. G. DpLHr. Cor. Agent.
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BAPTIST CAuRcR.

Preaching cvery Sunday mornins and evening.
Sunday School every Sunday at sop. m. Chris
Man endcavor and prayer meeting Wednesday
svsnins.
Rev. J. A. rRicE, Pastor. @. W. GARLAND. Snpt
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SECRET SOCIETIES.


"A. r. CHURCH.
Preaching every Sabbath. morning. II 80 eve
aing, 500; Sunday school atl0.3G a. IN.
I'm PuNTEn, Supt. W. Il. CoLLrTT, Pastor.
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CATHOLIC CHURCH.
servieea on the third Sunday OF each month
ut 1910 T. In. REV. FATHER DowxEr.
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
Y. .. LAND OFFICE. STERLING
NATIONAL GOVERNMENT.

onGrsrn-H. Z. TKpAAN.
4DsRvR-N. p. MKLpKuM.
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tFlnt publication Mar . 1884, No. ions
Nuttcs for Publication.

n. :, TBDAoH. Register.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-08-25

fancy hand-picked 45a4Ac Conee-opt,ons
opened Irregular but steady. 10 points up TO 5
points p ,1l down: August 4 $50 4 95; October
Rio dull and steady; No Z. l6c. Sugar, raw
nrmer and active; fair refining 3iaf1 SIC: re-
lined active and hrm; OF A 4AG4 9l6e;
standard A Il-l694Sc; cut loaf 81 6t5 7-16e;
crushed b4c; powdered 4 10 I615c: grauu-
lated I ll-l695c; cubes l3-l605c. Freights
to Liverpool market dull and weak; cotton
Lied; grain sd.
Chicago. Aug. 24-Wheat was weak TODAY.
but the trade was only a g, alping one at best
with some change from September into De-
cemoeTs whlth served to keep traders occu-
pied Elevator men were sellers Of the latter
month and buyers OF the former. Put
holders did their utmost to recover the money
they expended on these privileges last night
ana IN the main were successful although
the close did not indicate any gain on the in
yestment. The price went below puts" sew
eral times, but rallied on purchases made
against them. Partridge bought cOngidera-
sales. The increasing receipts indicate that
the spring wheat crop is on the move and
( from this time forward, until the bulk Of the
| grain Is out oil the way, attention will he di-
/ rected to the arrivals in that section De-
/ cemher wheat opened from 57t5c to 57asG57 sc
4 sold down TO o'11 u &C. closing at b7l405i9sc-
/ AU sc under yesterday. Cash wheat was in
/ good demand at decline OF &c from yester-
! day.
/ Corn was quiet with values tending down
! ward. Trade was neither active nor interest
/ ing, privilege holders dong the most OF the
! business. May corn opened at 51Ac sold be-
/ tween 52ls and 81 sc, closing at SEA 052 c.
! la@4c under yesterday. Shippers were the
/ pest buyers OF cash corn at prices averaging
| lc lower than yesterday.
I Oats got into line with wheat and corn to-
! day. or several days past. there was an in
! dlvidual strength IN the market, bat it was
! absent to day. May oats closed sc under yes
! terday. The inquiry for cash oats was not
! urgent. Prices ruled 1aGac lower than yes
| terday.
! provisiopS ,vare " y, IN tho li,b, -,,,, - ,,,
| and higher prices for them at the opening to-
| day. he Anglo-American Packing Company
! made an EFFORT to force prices upward, but the
| two English shipping houses offered quaint
| ties enough to break the market. AT the
| close January pork was l2lsC under yester-
! day, January lard nc lower and January
| rios 60Tls sc lower
| Leading futures ranged as follows:
| - Opening. Highest. Lowest. Closing.
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Charleston, Aug 2i-Arrived, steamships
Cherokee, Bearse, Jacksonville, proceeded
New York; Algonquin Platt New York pro
ceeded Jacksonvillei Tvrian [Brl, Cook, eli
nara, proceed Norfolk; schr Emma @
Knowles, Corson, Baltimore.
Cleared. sChrs Douglas Gregory, Stillwell,
Baltimore; ANNE G Grace, Smith, Phiadel-
phia.
dephia Emma l. Cottingham Steelman
Baltimore; Bessie Whiting, Patterson, New
York.
Kew West, Aug 24-Entered, schr Helen M
Adams, Eneas, Bonacco
Cleared schr Hollyhock, Saunders, Bo-
naCco.
ton Beazley, for Newcastle, England. via
New Orleans schr Clara l. Dyer lBrl, Bad
den Ruaian.
New orleans Aug 2l-Cleared. steamships
Agnes, Bocas del Toro FL Mar. New York
Port Eads. Aug 2i-Arrived, steamships
Clinton. Wentz, Havana: Ascania lGerI
Lunescnloss. Hamburg via Havana, Cayo Ro-
mano Brlg MidErey, London via Cuba; Tyr
lDanl Rasmussen, BOcas Del Toro. Yumuri
INorl, Mathiesen. Santa Marta; Gussie, Hop.
ner Bluohelds; barkentine NADIA GER, Pefo.
vich. Bremen
Sailed. steamships Floridian, Liverpool
TabasQuino. Vera Cruz
New York, Aug 22-Arrived, schr G Web.
rum, Cnvileer, Jacksonville.
Baltimore. Aug 22--Cleared, schr James A
Garfield. Louis Charleston -
brunswick, Aug 22-Arrtved, brig Mayaguez
fSpl Estrada, ClenfuogOs, schr Alice j CRAB
tree Goodwin, Ponce.
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Per steamship Kansas City for New York
r l. Wilcox G : Wilcox, j @ Bingham, Geo
Griffin, $ f Cooper and wife, Miss Kendall.
Mrs Kendall, q l. ReUarer, DR. b $ Purse and
wife, Miss Martin, Mrs Martin, Mrs j Lynch,
Miss A Lynch Miss NJ Lynch, Mrs Kersh-
man, J Fawcett A r Fawcett and wife, Mrs
e Phillips and two children, Miss w Bar
kuloo, Mrs w J Price, Miss E c Poore, Miss
f Gates, Mrs l. Kohlan, J O'Brien, L d
OBrien, Miss A Ewing, J l. Corney S + Har-
dee. L Hunter w ; Guignard = Blantz,
G w Olivett Il Wood, j C Rowland. Mrs
Goldman, j d Cronier Asher, f l. McGin-
nes. G Ives, A Pew, S J Lehwald, Mrs n
Olson, ThOs Moore, II NJ Reeves, n Reeves A
Hyde, L J hraddock, G Peyser, Mr. Allen, M
Aaronsen, G Oliver, S q Ramus, j NJ fison,
Capt f C Gates, b NJ Scott, c NJ Gambler, w
Li1iepthal, W L King, L A Fleming N Eman-
uel G w Burden and wife, Mr. Merrill and
wife. Miss p Savarese Miss A Kennedy Mrs
J j McDonough. John McDonough, Il NJ Nor
scream and wife, T e Bussey and wife Mrs
Buchly. Mrs y Gerow Miss GerOw. Walter
Coney and wife, NJ A Greenberg and wife, M
GerOw, w Hawkins, Miss II Goodrich, Mrs c
@ Goodrich, Miss Il Hoerchen, Miss L Good
rich, Miss B Clark, Miss a Comm, Miss f.
Comm, Mrs Parker, Miss NJ L Comm, Mrs L
NJ Comm. Mrs A @ Bates, Miss F J Greenlow,
A Whitehead. L Maxwell, D l. Fullerton
and wife, H Cherry and wife, w Beward,
Rosa Brinson, Harriet Brinson.
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Ida Lawrence, 4s9 tons. Campbell. Baltimore
George Harriss s. Co.
Richard r c Hartley, 4i6 tons. Chase, dis
coal Bangor-George Harriss S Co.
Jennie Hall, 4Ss tons. Watts, ldg lumber,
bostOn-George Harriss q Co.
Georgetta Lawrence, go tons, RELIANT. cid
lumber New York-George Harriss & Co.
May O'Neill ga tons, Watts, ldg LUMBER,
Boston-George Harriss & Co.
Linah kaminslu. 42l tons. Henderson. ldg
lumber New York-GeOrge Harriss & Co.
Harriet c Kerlin. 491 tons Dutch. ldg lum-
Der. lphia-George Harriss * Co.
Aaron Keppard, 459 tons, English, ldg lum-
Ter adelphia-George harriss & Co.
Jennie Thomas $50 tons. Young idg Timber
BaltimOre-Dixon, Mitchell & Co.
Hilda els tons, O'DonneN, ldg lumber
Philadelphia-Sav L & I Co.
Thirteen schOonerS.
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Norfolk, Aug 22-Arrived, sehr Julia Tru-
bee, During. New York.
Sailed, schr d X Baker, Hewett Battery
Creek SC.
Philadelphia, Aug ~ Sailed, schr Annie
Bliss Phillips, Savannah.
Bristol. Aug - Sailed bark Tn Thorsen
Nor, Salvesen, Savannah.
Dundee Aug 22-Saled. bark Ceres Rus -,
Grondvist, Brunswick
Hamburg, Aug 2l-Arrived steamer Suez
lBrl. Higginbotham. Brunswick.
Penarth. Aug 29-Salled, steamer Avona
[Brl Harrison, Galveston.
Rotterdam, Aug 22-Arrived. steamer Chol.
lerton Brl Milne Fernandina.
Shields Aug 2l-Sailed. steamer Broom
haugh Brl, Davis, Galveston,
Stettin, Aug 1s--Arrived, steamer Terrier
[Norl, Bergh, Fernandina.
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AUcT ON SALES.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE
OF STOCK OF WINES, Liquors, CT
CARS, ETC.
|, D. LaR0CHE, AuCtlOneeT.

BY virtue Of an order granted by the Honor
able Hampton L. Ferrill, Ordinary for
Chatham county, Georgia, I will sell at
premises on the northwest corner OF South
Broad and Price streets, at II O'Clock in the
morning. SATURDAY, the 25th day Of Au-
gust 1894.
All that stock OF Fine Wines Liquors. CT
gars, Cigarettes. Show Cases. and other
articles in store room and house such as are
usually found In saloon and restaurant to-
gelher with al the Wearing Apparel. House
hold ana Kitchen Furniture he property
will be leased for one year TO the purchaser
II desired. Terms cash
JORDAN +. BROOKS
Administrator estate OF Joachim j. Souza
deceased.
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ReCeIpts,

Per Savannah, Florida and Western railway
Aug 2l-45 bales cotton, 504 crates vegetables,
ABS bbls rosin, 364 bbls spirits turpentne "a
cars lumber, 7 cars hay, cars corn. car
oats, cars wood, car spikes, car sawdust,
l car laths ? cars phosphate, : bbls fruit "a
crates pineapples, Z bales hides, 16 bales
wool.
Per Charleston and Savannah railway. Aug
2f-2 bales cotton. 2S5 bbls rosin 2 cars brick,
l2S bbls spirits turpentine / car wood.
Per Florida Central and Peninsular rail
road Aug 24-6 bales cotton, 3 cars lumber
car -four, car molasses, Is bales hides $40
bbls rosin $40 bbls spirits turpentine.
Per Central Railroad, Aug 24-173 bales
cars coal . cars hav. / car wood % TONS MIC
iron, bales wool, bales hides 1877 bbls rosin,
5l6 bbls spirits turpentine.
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Wheat

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
there was moderate shipping demand. and
the market was steady at former prices
Wheat-No. 2 spring 5j5s65j4c; No. 2 red
$500 &c. COrn-No. g 54la Oats-No. 2,
! 300304c. Mess pork, per barrel, Sl3 j0u Is so.
Lard per 100 pounds, 81 al IS. Short rib
sides 81 81 a. 40. Dry salted shoulders, Sc 80
wh SKY 81 s9 asl clear SIDES 81 0'9' TO-
st. Louis Aug. 24.-Fiour market was duh;
spring patents 81 6KG2 ~; extra fancy s. ~
az 20; choice 81 9G02 70 Wheat lower; Au-
gust 50Ac old September 5llsc; December
5i7sc asked; May 5g9ae Corn higher; August
SIC, nominal; September 555ac asked Deem
Der 1890 asked; May 4940 95sc. Oats we've
lower; August 304C; September 81 &c; May
| S5Ac. Professionalism mess, Sl4 12l63t4 p;
on orders ga 70. Lard prime steam 81 80;
choice 81 s.. Dry sailed meats-shoulders
| Sc SO; longs and clear ribs 81 90; shorts S. g.
| Bacon--boxed shoulders 81 so; longs 3S rs;
clear ribs s. 251Ds 571a shorts IS 371a@S8 TO-
High wines steady at 81 2s
Cincinnati, Aug 24.-Flour-spring patents
s. 5olDS 75 ditto fancy So sos %: ditto
family ~ 2502 80. Wheat quiet; No red
sic. Corn tirm: No, yellow 5sc; No. white
soc; No. 2 mixed SO. Oats fairly active; No.
2 white 35c; NO. 2 mixed SIC. Rye--NO =,
4bc; No, 3, 44c. Pork-clty mess slS IS; clear
mess $14 10; family sl4 o. Lard-kettle
dried IS o; steam leaf 81 Is. Bacon steady;
shoulders 81 o. short rib sides IS 371a;
short clear sides IS 6219. Whisky frmer at
81 ..
Baltimore, Aug. "a Flour market dull
and Unchanged. Wheat steady at a decline;
No. red spot 56a561sc; August 56fa5G1kc:
September 56ls 156Ac; December 53@0153Bc:
steamer No. red ODE bid milling by sam
pie, 56ll57 &c. Corn dull; mixed spot 57c Did;
southern white, by sample, coz a6lc; south
ern yellow by sample. 5836Jc Oats very
firm; No. 2 white western, 36190 &c; No. 2
mixed western 54Gl35c. 0ye quiet; No 2 47c
Hay steady to firm; good to choice timothy
81 50lDl5 o. Grain freights were quiet and
unchanged steam to Liverpool per
quarter is "a Cork for orders, per quar-
ter rs 41ad; cotton, per 100 pounds loo. nour
Sc Provisions market firm: mess pork
$40 90 Bulk meats-shoulders SIC; short
rib clear sides sc; clear sides 9Ac. Sugar
cured shoulders SAc; hams small, 144c;
large, 10 &C. Refined lard SIC. Butter was
firm; creamery fancy 2412412c; ladle fancy
15(0l6c store packed 146J15c. Eggs firm at
l51.c. Co ee quiet; No. Z, 164c. Sugar
steady; granulated 49ic.
Rice.
New York, Aug. 24.-Rice fair demand
and firm; domestic fair to extra 32054c;
Japan 4%G5c.
New York. Aug. "a Wool steady and
quiet; domestic fleece 18D22c pulled 15934c.
Petroleum, Oils, Etc.
New York. Aug. M.-Cotton seed oil was
strong and quiet crude 29c yellow at 39c.
New York, Aug 24.-Petroleum quiet but
steady; Washington, in barrels So %; Wash
ington, in bulk 81 50; refined New York in
barrels, s. 10; Philadelphia in barrels, s. 10;
Philadelphia in bulk. 81 6O1S2 50
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CHEAP ADVERTISING.
ONE CENT A WORD.

ADVERTISEMENTS. 10 words or more
In this column inserted for ONE CENT A
WORD, Cash in Advance, each insertion.
Anybody who has any want TO supply. any
thing TO buy or sell, any business or accom-
modations to secure; indeed. any wish to
crafty, should advertise in this column.
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LEGAL NOTICES.


NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND GRE DTTORS
GEORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY Notice IL
" hereby given to all persons having de-
mands against MARY NJ. CLARKE, late OF
said county, deceased to present them to the
undersigned properly made out within the
time prescribed by law. so as to show their
character and amount; ana all persons in.
debted TO said deceased are required TO make
immediate payment to me.
FRED w. CLARKE,
Administrator c. t. a. estate OF Mary M
CLARKE, deceased
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Per steamship Kansas City for New York 800
l3s bales cotton29l bales domestics ana yarns
100000 shingles, 42l4 bbls rOsin. 80 bbls spirits
turpentine, 2U3424 feet lumber, 1888 bales
hides, 30 bbls rosn oil, 10 casks clay, "a bbls
fruit, 90 boxes fruit, % bales moss. "a cases
cigars, 322 pkPs mdse.
Per schr Georgetta Lawrence for New York
-237209 feet lumber-Cooney, Eckstein
e. Co.
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ONLY 8 IN 900.
Not Many Populists in the Town of
Patterson.

Patterson.
Patterson, Ga, Aug. 24-Accordlng to
appointment an enthusiastic crowd Of at
least 300 men assembled at Patterson.
Ga, to-day, to hear democracy explained
by able speakers. Hon. w. G. Brantley.
the champion OF democracy in the wire.
grass section, opened the discussion by a
powerful speech. He was followed by
Col. Leon Wilson of Waycross and Col
John W. Bennett OF Jesup, Ga, A call
was made for ell who expected 10 vote the
populist ticket 10 rise, and Eve stood up.
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For additional shipping news
see other columns.
Notice to Mariners.

The United States photographic once has
been removed from the basement to the first
floor of the Custom House. and now occupies
the ONCE in the northeast corner of the
building.
Pilot charts and all photographic informa-
tlon will be furnished masters OF vessels free
of charge in United States photographic
ONCE in the custom house, Captains are re-
quested to call at the ONCE.
Reports of wrecks and derelicts received
for transmission to the navy department
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ROOMS TO RENT.

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box ia, Morning News once.
LNLEGANT rooms on the first floor; large
II hall, third floor, In Lyons block. John
Lyons
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