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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-08-20
DRIVEN ny 4 MANIAC.
a Doctors Driver Gives Him n Live
Iy TussIe in His Carriage.

From the Rochester Union and Advertiser
DR. w w Williams, a well known ply
stefan in Hilton, had a thrilling experience
have repeated. Probably il was the
physicians cool head and steady hand that
averted terrible tragedy.
DR. Williams was making calls on a
number of his patient and started TO drive
to one of the number near Parma Corners
His driver. Hiram Burnett was with
him. Burnett was considered a steady anc
trusty driver, aud Williams was not ac.
customed to watch his movements with
any suspicion. sim from some desultory
remarks and actions that seemed rather
peculiar he could not but be a little I'M
easy at Burrets conduct on this particu.
lar drive.
They were near Parma Corners wher
Burret threw the reins into the air and let
out a loud shrek that could have been
heard for a long distance The noise star
tied the horse. but being a reliable animal
it settled down 10 us regular gait with
one glance at his driver DIR. Williams saw
that he had to deal with a mad man. The
drivers eyes were fairly starting out OF
his head and he clutched fiercely at his
throat as though he was suffoeating. IL,
continued to shrek and humble jnarlicu.
late words, at the same time trying Il
throw himself out of the carriage into the
roadway.
DR.. Williams seized the reins and clunf
to them with a strong grip. and at the
same time kept his free hand on Tho
drivers collar. trying to hold him to hb
seat. 1t was a terrible task. as the driver
was determined to hurl himself out of the
carriage, The physician urged his horse
forward and they were driving at a furl.
Gus pace. The physician was determine
to reach the house of one OF the farmer.
along the road to obtain help for the sur.
fering man.
1t seemed hours, but II was really only a
very short space of lime before Dr. VII
liams drove up in front Of the house Of
William Wilkinson, near the corners Bur
rett, stin struggling and ravng, was re-
| moved from the carriage and taken int
| the horse.
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Key West Fla. Aug 19.-Arrived
steamers Nueces, Risk, New York. and
proceeded to Galveston; Leona, Wilder
Galveston, and proceeded TO New York;
city of Key West, Bravo Miami, Csailed
on return; OlNette, Smith, Havana and
proceeded 20 Port Tampa
jacksonville. Fla. Aug. 19.-Entered,
schoouers George l.. Dickson, Anderson,
Charleston A. r. Sherman. Johnson,
Baltimore; A. NJ Gibson (BD James
Stewart. New York
P4st Tampa, Fla, Aug. 19.-Arrived
tug Gullermo Lopez, Saurez, Havana,
towing two barges
Sailed. steamer Mascotte, Miner, Ha-
V6na Via Key West
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Charleston. s. c.. Aug. 19.-Arrlved
steamer Cherokee. Mckee. Jacksonville
end proceeded 10 New York and Boston.
Cleared, schooner Annie C.. Grace
Smith. New York.
Sailed. schooner The Josephine, Town.
send Baltimore.
Norfolk. Va, Aug 19-Arrived. steam.
er strathmoee QBD. Cunningham, London
champion Roads for orders; steamer OF
the Red Star Line reported IN Capes
D. m, baltimore; schooner Penokee
summervi.,e. Catskin ". Y. arrived
Hampton Roads. schooner Bayard Hop.
kins. -. Southern Port FOR Harbor
Sailed. steamer Inchmaree (BD, Purse
Rotterdam.
Newport News. Va, aug i9.-salled
steamers orion 0BD, Brown, Boston
Chlckahomny OBD. Furneaux, London
Rappahaunock CBD, Boig. Liverpool.
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STOCKS STRONG.
All Issues Dealt in Freely at Adj
vanced Prices.

=
New York. Aug. 19.-The stock market
was strong and active again to-day, ana
after brief period of hesitation and re-
action after the publication of the bank
statementnew buying orders in a few con-
spicuous stocks lifted them to The Top level
of the day. There was some realizing at
other points under cover of this bidding
up Of prices and a few weak spots made
The market rather irregular a. The close.
Yesterdays vigorous upward movement
attracted quite large volume of buying
orders to the commission houses and the
tone of The market was thus strong from
the opening The weekly reports of the va
rous trade and commercial agencies and
the increased earnings of practically all the
railroads reporting helped on the upward
movement. The organized buying in Louis
vile and Tennessee Coal continued in evil
dence and Central Pacific was bid up
Southern Pacific in sp te of large dealing
was held back by profit tax ng and shows
only a modest net gain on the day. Louis
vile rose an extreme 2ls and Iennessfe
Coal shows a net gain of 80. Takings of
ST. Paul were on very large scale, and
were accompanied by rumors Of an inten-
ton TO declare an extra dividend on the
slocE
Other stocks notably strong were Nor
folk and Western common and preferred,
the common gaining ] p Pacific coast com
mon and second preferred rose 2l2 polnts
each. Hooking Valley preferred, Atchison
preferred, American Cotton Oh preferred,
Steel and Wire preferred, and a few other
stocks show net gains of a point or over.
On the other hand Sugar Brooklyn
Transit, the Tobaccos and some of the
steel and iron stocks were under some
pressure and losses are shown here and
there in the railroad INST in stocks which
were only lightly dealt in. The bank
statement was rather puzz ing in that the
| deposit liabilities wee not increased by a.
much as the cash and loan increase. But
the smallness of the changes left little
ground for anxiety, After a momentary
| hesitation. traders decided to take the CD
| Pacific collateral As when issued Were TAX
en- in large amounts at a gain of ! per
| cent.
Bonds have been less active relatively
! than during the week. and price move
| ments have been irregular. The specula-
| tive issues generally are higher
| United States new As coupon have adj
vanced q and new IS old As and rs a PEI
| cent in the bid price. The total sales Of
| stocks to-day were 293 800 shares, including
| Atchis0n, 300; Atchison prefe. red, l4-75
| Central Pacific, $500; Burlington. 1880
| Rhode Island, 10 30; Louisville and Nash
Vile, solo, Northern Pacific, 14125; ST
! Paul 30175; Southern Pacific, 20 $50; South
| ern Railway preferred, $3.50; American
| Cotton Oil 1885, Brooklyn Transit, 15 1907
| Sugar 1O150.
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ocAL MARKETS STEADY.
n,~sACTIONs LIGHT IN LEADING
DEPARTMENTS.

les Turpentine Firm, at 49,
repts-Rosin Firm and in Good
,,,,arAI-CottOn Steady and I'm
need - Wholesale Markets
steady.
-...-,rab. Aug. 1s.-It was a rather
,met day in the markets. Transactions
4' s,-a department were light. The quo
ions however, were unchanged. Spirits
erm at 4912 cents. Rosin was in
.',3 request. Cotton was steady and IN
7.,ryed The wholesale markets were
-. The following resume of the DIFF
f.ranr markets viii show the quotations
,r5 rom. at the close to-day:
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Texas. Picking is general in the southwest.
ana Is making good progress eisewher.
hust and shedding is complained of In por-
lions OF Texas, Alabama and Tennessee
urther rains in the Atlantic states and
at a few points along the Gulf have i'm
proved crop prospects. Our market opened
from 10 points lower than Yesterdays
ciose' but advanced from to 3 points on
reports Of the crop from Texas and buying
by the South This advance was well main
tanned. The market closing quiet and
STEADY, near the high figures for the day.
The market is nervous and is very suscep-
uhle 10 crop reports"
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COTTON OPENED QUIET.
The Trading of the Day in Light
Proportions.

New York, Aug. 19.-The market for
cotton futures opened quiet and steady,
with prices unchanged to points lower,
after which there was very little change.
Trading was restricted almost exclusively
TO the professional element, which was
aVerse to assuming new obligations in
the absence of influential news or backing
from outside quarters. The Liverpool ca
Dies were somewhat Disappointing, but
not sufficiently so to bring out long cot
Ton. The crop accounts and weather in
formation failed to reveal any marked
changes in the situation throughout the
belt over night.
Weekly reports from New England cot
'ou centers report healthy conditions in
al departments. Like news was received
rom Manchester and continental points
s3rding the cloth markets of Europe.
me market for futures closed quiet and
"sdly, with prices net 1 to 2 points high
q. Estimated receipts at the ports to-
o4y' Zoo bales, against 2,5S2 last week
'a1 l4l9 last year This week 15,00O
AGAINST 1889 last week. and 202l2 last
ar Io-day's receipts at New Orleans
~ against $50 last year, and at Hous-
On 1888, against 361 last year.
N'w York, Aug. 10, noon.-Cotton fu-
o.t5 opened quiet; August 5.50c; Septem~
ue'' cole; October, 5.75c; November, 5.76c;
mDer 5.S3c; January, 5SSc; February.
'ss'' March, 597c; April, $50; May, Ole.
SPOT closed quiet; middling uplands,
eloe; middling Gulf, 6716c; sales %
p. mixtures closed quiet and steady;
.l-7asI 5,56c; September. 5.57c; October,
r'.1i November, $500; December 5.S7c;
y@t-uaIN 5.9lc; February 5.95c; March,
April, cole; May, 6.O5c JlGe, csc.
~" orleans, La, Aug. l9-COuon flu
-5,S closed quiet and steady; August, 5.49c
Hl' september, 5.45d5.4Gc; October 5.4Sa
November 3 500 53c; December,
pose; January 5.6205 SIC; February.
o'oac' March, 5.6S05.Uc; April, $50
",9t; May, 5,TQ5 79c
r-''" York Aug l9-Hubbard Bros &
o' S7y OF cotton: European advices were
pIohtins to-day but our market
'"9 great steadiness ana held IT'S own.
40 HeaFy rains have occurred IN Texas.
'@H scattered showers have faEcn in
coma Houston and Runse. The tenn
wv lhe trade IS decidedly mixed In view
''7 many kilograms coming from Tex
complaining OF the injury from
'.+nj. Receipts are expected 10 be- very
Wy "niie the trade has not yel recover
rom the effect of The estmIto of Mr..
'I Ne%t week win DE a critical one for
crop ln Texas. Continued dry weather
f'Nefe damage while heavy rams
'duse sharp decline
loih' Aus l9.-Murphy a. CO. say
'''Nh. Liverpool cables today were
az expected, w: Unchanged QuOfa-
on spots ald about one-hslf roui
"-, - iuutes 1he Chronicles scuth-
"iespondonts reportci that the ram
rule had b.cn light durina No..
"nn ihat moisture was needed 10
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inquiry; August closed sS1ac; September
closed SSc.
oats-spot firm; No. ?. 26laQ27c; options
quiet.
Butter firm; Western creamery 17Q2lc:
state dairy, 1+d1S53c. Cheese firm; large
white, csc.
Eggs firm; state and Pennsylvania, 10
lSc; Western fresh ungraded. l2q15c.
Potatoes quiet; fair to prime 81 .50d1 10:
fancy, s.. 0CQ2. rs; Southern, 81 50a20O.
Petroleum firm refined New York, 81. So
Philadelphia and Baltimore, &.75; do in
bulk, S. Rice firm; domestic. fair to
extra, 4ssQ712c; Japan. 494q5lac.
CaDhase steady cotton, by steam to
Liverpool 2l2Q22sc.
Cotton seed dun but steadily held: prime
crude nominal; butter grades. 3OaSlc
Coifee-Options opened quiet and steady
and ruled exceptionally slow, with a weak
undertone. most of the short session. Eu-
ropean and Brazilian cables were lower.
while receipts at Rio and Santos contin-
ued heavy. There was no outside spec
ulation TO speak Of; closed dun, net I'M
changed TO . points higher; sales none;
spot Rio, market dun ana nominal. No. Z
invoice, 5Ac; No Z jobbing. 6i4c: mild.
quiet; Cordova, 9IaGlc.
Sugar-Raw, held higher and firm; fair
refining, &c; centrifugal, 96-test. 9-l6c
35sc for molaSses sugar; refined firm;
mould a." 5s4c; graduated, SIC.
chicago, Aug. 19-Advances of ltsc I'm
September corn and al47sc In September
wheat. We're the features of to-day's trad
ing on the Board of Trade. In corn sman
receipts and large shipments drove alarmed
shorts 10 cover; IN wheat damaging rains
in the Northwest, and strong foreign mar
kets had a similar effect. Oats advanced
l4@9sc for September, and provisions
closed unchang I'd to 2l4c higher
The leading futures range as follows:
Opening. Highest Lowest. Closing.
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Pilot charts and all photographic in
formation viii be furnished masters OF
vessels free Of charge IN United State
photographic Office in custom house. Cap
tains are requested to call at the office.
Reports OF wrecks and derelicts received
for transmission to the navy department.
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DRY GOODS.

New York, Aug. 19.-Market closes quiet
50 far as demand sozs, but the week bus
mess in both cotton and woo.en goods has
been large. Tone good throughout. No fur
Their advances reported but gains of ear
lier days this week being readily secured.
Print cloths frmer in regulars and strong
n wide odds. Cotton yarns in good demand
aud advanced
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NAVAL STORES.

Spirits Turpentine-The market contin-
ued at 1872 cents, but the strength of tone
was not prominent. At the first call al
the Board of Trade, the market was bull
letined irm a 1872 cents, with sales of los
casks, At the last call il closed firm at
1872 cents, with no sales
Rosin-There was a fair demand for
rosin to-day. At the Board of Trade, at
the first call, the market was unchanged,
with sales of 93S barrels. At the last call
the market closed firm and unchanged,
with reported sales of 404 barrels. The
following were thu. n1lnta tinrls.
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Steamship Itasca, Baltimore.
Ship Thor (Nor1 Rotterdam.
Schooner George Taulane Jr, Washing
ton
Schooner Humarock, Brunswick.
Schooner Harriet c. Kerlin, Brunswick
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Cash quotations were as follows: Flour,
strong; winter patents, 50. 50d3 90;
stra ghts, $31Oa2SO; spring special $40;
spring patents, $3.4oGS 70; straights, 81. SGa
$40; bakers, $21Oq260. No. spring
wheat, 69d7212c No. 2 red, 73I4d74c. No.
corn, S234c; No. 2 yellow corn. 34c No.
oats, 2l13Q2134c No 2 white 23A@2324c
No. white, 22a22lac. No rye, 54c. No.
barley, 34a3Sc. No l faxseed, $l.O6; N.
w. SlO6dl.06l2 Prime timothy seed. 81 A
G245 Mess pork, per barrel 81 SOFAS. 35.
Lard, per 100 pounds. S512lad5.25. Short
ribs sides, loose, 81 5000. Dry sailed
shouleds, boxed. 55s45&c. Short clear
sides boxed, $5.55d5,65 Whisky. distilIers
finished goods. per gallon, SIPS. Sugars
cut loaf, 6O2c; graduated, 5.5Oc Butter
firm; creameries, 15Q20c; dairies 13ai7c
Chesee firm; 9l4QlOc. Eggs firm; fresh
Pic
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Ship Thor (Nor), Torgensen, Rotterdam
Dahl q Andersen.
Schooner Alice Mcdonald, Brown, New
York-Cooney, Eckstein & Co.
Schooner Annie T. Bailey, finley, Phil
adelphia j. A. Calhoun.
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Chi. & Nv con. st. L. & S. F. on
IS ............... 1875 gen. 6s ........l4
Chi. & NV S. = ST. p. con. no
Deb. 5s ........122 iSt. P, c. q Pac.
Chi Term. Is . 992l lists ............ 12l2t
D. & r. G.. 1sts.106 Isl. P, c. & Pac.
D. & r. G. 4s.10O 5s ...............1 1918.
E 7. Y. & G. So. Ry. 5s ......109la
lists ............ $685. S. r. & T. 6s 81
Erie Gen. As .... TN Tenn. new set.
F. w. & d. c. IS ............... Sc
lists ............ SOFT. q Pac. Ists..115
Gen. Elec. 5s .uSl2IT. & Pac Eds . So
G. H. & S. A. IL. Pacific As LOSS
IS ..............10S Wabash lists ...1l6a4
G. H. & S. A. Wabash 2ds 1905
IDS ..,..........10S w. Shore As .....ll4l2
H. & T. c. 5s. .11O1s Wis. Cent lists 76
II. & 7. c. Con. Va. Centuries =. S5ls
IS ..............u21sl Va. deferred 90.
Ia. c. lists lib lCol. SO. As ...... Sc
X. c., p. & G. NJ. & o. Is ..... s67s
lists ............ 7212IC. of Ga. IS &c.. 1864
La. new con. 4s.106 C. of Ga. LIST inc Al
L. & N. L. As. 99lal c. of Ca I'd inc Y
New York, Aug. 19.-Standard OIL, 1850
4ss.
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Per Norwegian ship Thor for Rotter
dam ,25S casks spirits turpentine and 8,
$50 barrels rosn. Cargo by =. r. Shotte
& Co.
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Per Central of Georgia Railway, Aug 10.
10 bales cotton.
Per Georgia and Alabama Railway, Aug
l9.-l1 bales cotton.
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New moon. 9Th, 6 hours and minutes,
morning; first quarter, 18th. 6 hours and Is
minutes, morning; full moon. 20ih, II hours
and minutes, evening; last quarter, 9th,
6 hours and IS minutes evening.
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A Horse OF Another COlor.--Iondoner-
Who is 40 the head Of your city anairs2
New Yorker (smlinriy)-You mean to
ask who b Mayor don'i you2-Drookiyn
Life.
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The local spot nlarAe. .len ia nf 20 boIas
and uncnahseu' VI tTI-ot,,,1ar.
reported at the o.o'i r. f,i1ia1 ,+ QUO
The following were tiie oiiIoiai sPoo quo-
tauons al the us - - A.
Colon Exchange '0-uaS 20,
Good mdallhs ~ z
Kidding ......''''''''''' ~
Low middLhs '''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''11 a
Good ordinary ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Is
Ordinary 70 ''''''''''''''i
Market steady' sale9, %. $500, .,.-,--
savannah Reeelpts' Exports ana 'o'ooAs so
Receipts TINS qaY .'.''''''''' oo
Receipts lhiS Hay Ia. a. 80
Receipts this day year o PEI last 200 40 40
Receipts since sep - ISS 200
Same Utne IdsI ear 100 20 90
Exports, coastWise' TINS Gay ''''.'' -. o.
Stock on hand thls oaV -'''''''''''' l Vo91
Same day iast year - 0'0-l
Receipts ana STOCKS at 'ne i"i Us o -os
Receipts tAls uay ''''''-''''''''''''' 900 ooo
This day last year '.'''.''.'''.'.'' wv
This day year before ;ooo 90 9 40
Total Ieceipts SINCE oep' = 1870 o'o''c1o
Same time ldst year 'coI 'oo-
sme time year pelore 800 oyo y W.
stock at 1he polts to-udS ''''''''''' 900 -
STOCK same gay last year -. 10000
Daily Movements at Cther ForIs-
Galveston-Steady; nnddIng' o; net re
cepts, s3o' gross 800 safes 4Vo' stoch'
4e,'il-
New Orieahs-Qulet ana steady Hllu-
ding, ga; net receipts oi-' SIOss' OH ;
sales, 20 stock I5O' lo4;
Mobile-Nomlnal; mlddllng, o2s; net re-
CeWs, u' gross III sIoCh Duo
Charleston-Quiet and nominal net re-
cepts l3; gross, 10; stock, 53z4.
WlLmington-Steady; mlddnng, o3s; net
receipts, 3; gross 3; STOCK s'If'
Noriolh-Qulet' mlduIlng, o; net tecelpts'
10; gross, 10; stock, 2oS4O.
Ba-umore-Nomlnal; mlddllng' 69s; net
receipts, 9oG gross I'o5z; STOCK, 45lz'
New Aork-Clulet' mldollhg' S-Io; sales
., stock lfl'oZo'
Boston-Qulet; mlddllng, 5-Io.
Phlaldelphla-Dul; mlddHnS, 10;
stock, 6958'
Daily Movements at Interior IoWns-
Augusta-Steady; mlddhng, GA; net re
c'IpJs' 100; gross lSo' safes DO; STOCK 1898.
Accomplishment middnns, l5-lb; net
receipts Al gross, d; Sales 90; stock, o.
OIL
-. Louls-Steady; mlddllng' rs; net re-
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Local and General News of ships and
Shipping.

shipping.
An unknown Italian bark arrived at An
Choir in Tybee Roads yesterday afternoon.
The British steamship Thornsley has
been chartered by Wilder & Co, for a
cargo of cotton from Savannah TO Ham
burg. She is due to arrive Aug 81
The British steamship Abbazia, has
been chartered by Strachan & Co. for a
cargo of cotton for Genoa and Trieste
She is due to arrive Sept. l.
The schooners Humarock and Harriet
c Kerlin finished discharglng their car
goes and sailed yesterday for Brunswick
to load lumber for the North,
The port looked deserted around the
Central wharves yesterday. There was
not a coastwise steamship In port.
Passengers by steamship Chattahoochee
from New York Aug I'D. Lemy, II
Straub and son, Fl. Schultz, S. Gardner,
wife and daughter, @. H. Langford and
wife. Mrs H. willard, Mrs f. NJ Tyler.
Mrs. A. Ewing, S. B. Collat, r. Collat,
NJ. Tyler, c. Lewald, Fl. Maxwell Miss
Maxwell, Mrs. Sayre, Rev. G. II. Minor,
MIR. O'Nen, L. G. Bowers, J. f. Mackey
and wife, Thos. Taylor.
Passengers by steamship Itasca for Bal
timore-Father Kennedy Miss May Ken
nedy, Mrs. j. B. Boyd, p. Pavesich, Mrs.
s. G. Toplif, j. Bryant and wife, c. F..
Cox, P. Connors, A. Schultz, A. r. Long,
D. F. Miller and wife, Mrs. e. b. Moore,
Miss Smith, J. H. Randolph, A. Kirk
jackson, Jasper Gunter, Earnest Sturrip,
w II williams
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savannah Almanac.
Sun rises at 5:26 and sets at 6:1l.

High water at Tybee to-day 639 a. m,
and 1906 p. m. High water at Savannah
one hour later.
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The port looked deserted around the
Central wharves yesterday. There was
not coastwise steamship In port
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ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
Vessels Arrived Yesterday.


Schooner Viola Reppard. Dunton, New
York-Master.
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The GERMANIA BANK
SAVANNAH. Ga

Capital
Undivided profits ......................t oO'VS
This bank offers Its services to corpora-
lions. merchants and individuals.
Hoa authority to act as executor. adj
srinIstrator, guardian. ETC.
Iasues drafts on the principal cities In
S.-sat britain and Ireland and on the Con-
Interest paid or compounded quarterly
ca deposits in the Savings Department.
Safety Boxes for rent.
HENRY BLUM. President.
I q. TIEDEMAN. Vice President.
JoHN NJ. HOGAN, Cashier.
WALTER r. HOGAN. Asst Cashier.
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AUSTIN II. MYREs.

AUSTIN II. MYREs.
60 Broadway, New York City.
sTOCkS-BONDS-WH
en- margin on I-16th commission.
Southern securities a speciality on u
commission. Cipher code furnished.
Member Consolidated stock Ex-
change.
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SOV0IDUl BODk Z trust Go.
CAPITAL, $4,000

Accounts OF banks, merchants. corpora
tons and individuals solicited.
Savings Department. interest paId
quarterly.
Safety Boxes ana Storage Vaults for
rent
Collections made on all points at rea-
sonablo rateA
Drafts sold on all the chief cities of tho
world.
Correspondents invited
xosEPH d. WEED. President
John c. ROWLAND. Vice Presldenet
W. q. CANN, Cashier.
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F1IVH VNI IItIIIVI tIIFo UtIy OVVJJ IlU,OoJ
Stock same day last year ... 1850 15S, 237
Receipts this day last year ... 1922 4.517
Charleston, S. c., Aug. 19-Turpentine,
market firm at 49c; sales none. Resin firm
and unchanged; sales none.
Wilmington, N. c., Aug. 19.-Spirits tur-
pentine unchanged; receipts PSI casks.
Rosin firm and unchanged; receipts 362.
Crude turpentine firm and unchanged; re-
ceipts, %. Tar firm, 81 80 receipts, 81.
New York, Aug. 19-Rosn steady;
strained, common TO good, 81 3gd1 .325 2.
TurDentine quiet 52G52IAr
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-08-20

An unknown Italian bark arrived at An
Choir in Tybee Roads yesterday afternoon.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-03-22
Billings OH Hash.

Hash is made NV kast-otf yittcls,
homogeneous, abnormal, and at times
uneak in its nature. Hash haz dun
more to push the human family than
emmy other kind of mix phood. 1t will
be impossible to lay down emmy spe-
clic rule, to create this abtrusc, and
at the same time, gentle phood. Emmy
thing that will chop flucntly will pro
duce hash. No one has taken out n
patient yet for the production ov this
promiskious Wand. Hash requires but
little cooking, but may be compared
to foundcrcd horsc--gccs best when
it is we'll warmed up For the krca-
shun ov hash. talent is ov more i'm
portancc than genius. Finally, hash
may be likencd unto the human family
from sum stand points it IL fair.
from others it IL bad. aud from all
suspishus. .-.L,h BiU,nyS.