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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-01
OCEAN FREIGaTs.

COTTON. Savannah TO Boston. Del
cwt., &c: 20 New York. per cwt. SOC
70 Philadelphia. per bale. 81; Baltimore
81
FOREIGN DIRECT-Bremen. Csc: Llv,
erpool 55c: Hamburg. Sc: Genoa. CSC
Barcelona. zoe; Manchester. IS; Havre. 50
FOREIGN INDIRECT-Liverpool. Soc
Manchester. SIC: HAMBURG 5sc; Havre
Csc; Genoa &c: Reval and 81. Petersburg
Csc: Antwerp. 55c.
LUMBER NV seil--Freights dull: e
Baltimore and eastward. 81 - 10 SIS 90 pei
NJ including Portland.
LUMBER-By Steam-Savannah to Bal
tImore. $500: 20 +. n. r. or -. & O. docks
$50; to Philadelphia. i62ac per cwt. q
lbs. 10 FOOT. 10 New York. $500 per NJ
S6.75 10 dock. lightered 60 Boston to dock
500.
NAVAL STORES. The market is firrn
medium size vessels. Rosin-Cork fol
orders. IS ca per barrel OF $40 pounds. nnc
8 per cent primage. Spirits. As ga pei
90 gallons gross, and 5 per cent. T.rimare
Large vessels. rosin. Sc: spirits. 4s 81
Steam. lie per 100 pounds on rosin: 2lEf
on spirits. Savannah to Boston. ard glsl
on rosin and nc on spirits TO New York
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Jacksonville. Fla. Aug. si.-Entered.
schr Emily +. Northam, Penniwell. Phil
adclphia
Port Tampa. Aug. STARVED. sug
Dauniless and schr u. Frank Nealey.
Jones Havana.
Sailed. steamer verltas CNor). RaIsmu-
sen. Havann.
steamer Mnsco;tc. White. Port Tampa.
and sailed for Havana
Sailed. schr Wave Punta Rosa.
Charleston. s. c.. Aug. si-Arrlved.
steamer Algonquin. Plat Jacksonville.
and proceeded 60 New York
New Orleans, Aug. M.--Cleared. steam
crs Cayo Romano lBrl. Widgcry. Lon
don; Florida dam. Koch Copenhagen:
Alabama CNor, sivertsen. Buefolds: Ibe-
ria (NoD Jnkobscn. Celba: Spanish
Prince OD. Niiliar. Havre. Beverly mrl.
Israel, Port Limon: suldal (Norl. Filing
sen, Cciha. Nalentla Br. Miller. Bor-
deaux: Llangorso d3D. Dalton. Rotter-
dam.
Port Eads. Aug M.-Arrlved. steamers
Simon Dumois (Nor). Niewelaar. Booas
del Toro; Nicaragunn (Nor. Sivertsen.
ceiba. Louisiana. Halsey. New York
John Wilson (NcD Olsen. Blucfielda; Al
gicrs, Birney. Havana.
Mobile. Aug. 5l.-Arrived. steamer risk
BD. Puerto Cortcs; bark Valparaiso
DAM. Jorgensen. ViEo: schr Samuel r
Bcachnm (Amni. stcclman. Caiharlen.
Cleared. steamer Ardanrosc C3rj. Smith.
Havana: schr Alex N. Lawrence (Amn).
Baker. Port 'Buchard. Honduras.
Pensacola, Flo, Aug 2l-Arrived.
steamship Everingham BD, Newlove.
Swansea; bark Cambria (BD. McGough.
Port Natal
Sailed. bark Argentina CNor). Keuson.
Dublin
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CHAN. PROVISIONS. ETC.

New York. Aug. a.-Flour less active
owing TO the break la grain and a shade
lower 10 sell.
Rye flour dul.
Corn meal steady.
Rye quiet.
Barley stronger.
Barley malt dul.
Wheat. spot weak; No. red. s0a4c; OPP
tions opened steady. but drifted into
weakness that lasted all day. the close
being MGaac net lower. Selling was in
fueuced by abssn nee of rains In the North
west. lower cables, weakness az ST. Louis
and Minneapolis and local LIQUIDATION
May closed. s5akc: September 79lkc; De-
cenbor closed size.
corn. SPOT easy: No. Q 4sNc. options
opened steady with wheat but yielding TO
lower cables. quotation and favorable
crop news closed weak at Ac net de-
cine. May closed &c. Dec mber, &c.
oats. spot quiet. No. ?. 25izc. options in
active and easier.
Beef steady. cut meats quiet.
Lard steady: Western steam. $40; Au-
gust closed. 81 10 nominal: refined steady;
continent $50
Pork steady.
Cotton seed oil dull
Resin quiet
Turpeniine quiet.
Ri-c firm.
Butter barely steady; creamery, kd22c'
state dairy. ioHZlc.
Cheese steady. large white. iOhc; small
" hiie. Toe.
Eggs hrm: state ond Pennsylvania. i6H
l9s: western regular packing al mark.
iaal5ikc
Potatoes qui t;.Jcrsey sweets, f5.25a3.50.
Jerseys, st. g5al.T5; Long Island. $3.50
i.75
Molasses firm: New orleans open ke'-
tie. good TO choice, iSN53c.
Peanuts arm. fancy hand-plcked. &c.
ether domestic. 2iaNfc,
cabbaRss quiet; Long Island, per 100.
S!.oa2.5e
Cotton by steam 20 Liverpool. &c.
coffee. spot Rio quiet. No invoice,
ss.c. mild quiet: cordova. gss0ifc Mar
ket for futures orenod steady. 20 10
points lower and then fell on points un-
der local and foreign selling. weak Eu-
ropean cables. unsatisfactory BRAZILIAN
news and Encouraging spot situation.
Trading was light all day and chiefly ~
professional character sentiment tn local
cife a. was bcarsh. TIE strike on the
santos railroad prevented arrivals az that
nort from she interior. The market cfosed
steady. l0ais points net lower. Total sales
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kinson. Miss Tyc. Miss n V Quinlau.
Miss A l.. Quinlsn Mrs J. Kassewt,z.
a Hagedorn, H. HaEedorn. Mrs. p u.
Dafiin. Miss Damn. r. c. Gleason Mas
ter Roy Gleason. =. l.. Eldridee / y
Roper Mrs. Tisdeli. Mrs. Davenport. Mrs
T. a. Simpson. Miss B Simpson. Mrs.
y g. Gleason. Miss X Gleason l.. Lewis.
a. Spear, v. -. Sanalin. J r. Eschen J
Z. Tcrwilliger. Miss ~ Hlrgrave. Llhbls.
Damn. Miss G.. Onut. Mrs. W. G. Omutt.
capt Marmelstcin. Miss a. r. Fuller.
Mrs. G. II. Smith. r. ~ Broadax. l. Me
Williams. J. A. Taylor C. T.. McFarlin.
n. n Stab. Miss s Jones. J. Racier. n
Rudolph. Miss ]. Hamilton. A. Wana
maker. T. Colder
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rAnASruLA AND ToAD DUEL.
Desperate Encounter between Two
Reptiles Ia Texas.

From the Chicago Chronicle
The laTantula ana the horned toal live
in the same climate. They are usually
on good terms. but once In while trouble
comes between them and then there r. a
duel to the death. witness 20 n recent
aght between these rare animals describes
the unusual sight wildly, thus:
I'm the early summer while hording a
bunch OF cattle in the northern panhandle
OF Texas, I was sitting on my pony about
as indolent as could BE- when a strong
scent Of formic acid was whined on the
wind 20 me A few feet away was a
large bed OF ants. IN which a horned toad
sat busiiy engaged nj o meal Of the ant
people. Tho toad paid but little attention
90 the attacks made upon him. but ate
away az though he had been with Dr Tan
ncr on a forty-day fast and he'd just ar
rived M Doimonico's.
Presently large brown tnrnntnla
came leaping toward the ant bed as
Though frightened. He halted a moment
by the toad. Each looked at me other rs
though some apology should be made. The
toad was the FIRST 20 take offonse and de-
mana a reckoning. RE ran al the taran~
tnla with open mouth The great spider
leaped into the air about a foot ana de-
seconded upon the toads head, biting him
over the eye A strange little cry Of
pain came from the horny duelist. The
battle was on in earnest
THE bite made the toad sick and for an
instant he halted az II he were dazed. a
little distance from the ant bed a small
tongue cactus was growing The toad ran
10 Il and began sucking the juice from
wound made in the thick leaf. Then he re-
turned 10 the conflict with renewed Sner-
gy The tarantula lost a limb la the on
set.
"a third time was the duel renewed. The
tarantula lost another limb. Bcady drops
OF 3 viscld LIQUID stood on the tips OF tho
toad = horns. The leaps into the air were
not repeated by the laraDtuia. but wheth-
er Il was on account OF the loss Of limbs
or the polson-tipped horns Of the toad can
never be known. Each stood facing the
other some seconds as though seeking an
advantage. During the armistice the ants
SET about INJECTING a few wounds on the
fiaA stomach OF the tarantula and the toad.
Neither seemed 10 care nov for the bites
Of the ants. but eyed each other with
nerceness more than human. In an un-
guarded moment the tarantula ieaped for
ward and Inflicted wound upon the lip
81 the toad.
"rhe struggle continued. Half Of the less
were cut from the body OF the tarantula.
The poor cripple seemed LOST, but SOME
how h. closed IN on the toad and seized
ats underlip and killed him."
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STOCKS AND BONDS.
with hut Two Exceptions No Meta
bile Activity.

New York. Aug. 3l.--Except for some
rather active selling of Sugar and Peo-
Piles Gas there was not a particle OF an
imation in to-day's stock market. The
sympathetic effect OF the weakness OF
these two special,ies wiped out the slight
opening gains in some OF the information
al railroad stocks.
Again al the close there was sufficient
demand from the short interests. which
was avcrse to leaving contracts uneoN-
cred over the three days holiday, TO stif-
fen the prices OF some of the railroads
but the general tone was easy. OWNS 70
a late drive against Peoples Gas. Among
those TO show a notable hrmness were
southern Pacific. New York Central aud
Baltimore and Ohio. The weakness Of
Peoples Gas gave a striking illustration
% the lack OF consistency IN the minds
q professional operators. The other DAY
this stock advanced on the report that
a newly organized company IN Chicago
was IN control Of interests friendly 10
Peoples Gas The professional intell-
aence by to-day had arrived az the con-
clusion that the formation Of this frienc-
~ company nusS be the signal for war
upon the ogden Gas Company the rival
OF the Peoples. The stock was accord
ingiy sold industrially at an advance OF
"a In hs price. The movement IN sugar
was about equally independent OF the
news OF the day and was apparently due
20 realizing on the advance In the refined
product which was made yesterday.
The part taken by the professional eie-
mcnt was based on scrutiny OF the
source Of the orders In the stock. ana
when the traders thought they could trace
some selling orders 10 inside sources they
trniled on and sold. Tobacco and Brook
lyn Transit we're weak durlns the morn
Ing. but partly recovered later IN the
day Chicago Terminal lost "a. Union
Bag preferred IA and National Steel gre
ferred IL. consoiidated Gas advanced
ia on light transactions when the an
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nouucement was made OF the declaration
Of quarterly dividend OF 2 per cent on
the stock. thus restoring the rate prevail
ing before the recent local gas war. Penn
sylyania suffered somewhat from the ef-
feet OF its statement Of earnings for July.
the Increase Ia net earnings on the lines
east OF Pittsburg and Erie directly operat-
cd being practically offset By the decrease
on the lines west Of those points directly
operated The ST. Paul aud Omaha also
returned a large decrease in gross earn
ings for July. The Chesapeake aud ohio
showed handsome net Increase in earn
inss for July ns all of the coal roads have
done. As the active demand for coal Is a
factor in keeping up operating expenses
OF railroads generally other railroads did
not respond
Money market conditions. consisting OF
an easing OF the London discount
rate and the promise OF strong bank
statement were ignored.
The bond market was bare Of incident.
Total sales, par value. S625.oO). United
States Old a. declined "a In the bid price.
The total sales OF stocks to-day were
l3z.oW shares. including Steel and Wire,
6.i1s. Brooklyn, 7.7l0. Peoples Gas. 20.299,
Sugar. % eq5
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PROTECTED ny INSURANCE.
Potentafes Garry Immense sums iu
Policies ON Their Lives.

The late Duke OF Edinburgh's life was
insured for $4,000 and that huge sum xgIi
have to come out Of the Golfers Of tho In
suranre societies. Scarcely a single Eng
lish Insurance company was without SONS
interest IN Prince Alfredo life. but tho
critical state Of Hts Royal Highnesg
health during the last four years has CIV
en- the companies ample warning that the
day Of reckoning was approaching. They
viii not. IN consequence, be heavily hit BY
the Dukes sudden death. even though tho
sum Is one Of considerable magnitude, for
most OF the firms had secured themselves
with guarantee societies.
Royalties have ever been extensive In
surers. Many Of them. white they enjoy
practically unlimited incomes during their
lives. are unable 90 bequeath anything ex-
cept 90 their eldest sons Insur8pce givea
them the opportunity Of maksag Some pro-
vision for their younger Sons aEd dangh-
tiers
King Humbert Of italy was no exception
TO this rule among the royal houses. ana
his tragic Death viii make a heavy call
upon some Of the insurance societies. who
will pay out considerable sums % Queen
Marrherita. London underwriters are APP
probably affected by his death.
our own sovereign has been a email gold
mine 20 the insurance companies, owing
10 Her Majesty's long life Not only did
the Queen insure her own life but hun
dreds Of leases in the city expire with the
Queen and the holders. IN consequence.
have all insured Her AA~eStyss life. Tho
Prince OF Wales Is similarity insured for
large sums. but there ara not many largo
policies on Kaiser Wilhelm.
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Passengers By steamship city Of Au-
gusta. from New York. last night-P. VI.
Oliver. DR.. G. T. Amison, Mrs. 8. Cold
berg and child. II. X. Robertson. a. j.
Reap. J. L. Carmen. J. L. Carman. Jr.,
Miss r. carman. Miss NJ. r. cnrman. y.
II Leonard. John ONein, Miss H. Erwin.
g. ]. Harris, W J. Parsons Miss +. Err
win. Miss r. Erwin. ". Erwin and wife.
l.. r. Mnngan. W. O. Charlton. a. Mach
man. Miss r. Morris. Miss Carrie Vic
tor. I. Victor. Jr.. Miss a. Snow. }. e.
Conner Jr.. H. ~. Smith. r. u. Creath.
J. p. Norshrup. A. weatcott. J. u. Ken
Dirk, s. X. Atkinson. ]. l.. Tye. Mrs. At
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-01
MARINE INTEI.LIGENoE.
Matters of Interest 90 shipping Men
Generally.

Generally.
The British steamship Howisk HAN
cam. Krvert. arrived yesterday from
New York to load cotton for Bremen
She was a. first posted at the Cotton Ex-
change for Liverpool. bat v YVES later
decided 10 change the destination. The
s,etmcr was detained a short while az
quarantine. she was locked at the Cen
trails wharves.
The bark Silicon. Capt. Jensen. which
has been engaged IN the cryolite trade FOR
several years. left Fair Isle recently on
her perilous voyage 60 the ice-hound
shores of Greenland. This Is the last
vessel 10 be dispatched this season and
10 reach her destination a. Ivigtut the
Silicon will have 10 plough her way
through the 30 or more miles Of ice that
enclrcle the shore. The bark Calcium is
well on her way 20 the same destination.
Lumber tonnage Is wanted for the River
platte for both Cuff and Eastern loading.
and rates for same are hrm, says the
philadelphia Times. West India ana
coastwise lumber tonnage is IN steady re-
quest. but the offerings are exceedingly
NNnf, uWNtfM fttANfNNNh ~ hAAAAN ANN" tf
munerative rates to other points rather
than send their vessels South az This sea-
son OF the year. In steam tonnage a
moderate business was reported, with
rates showing strong ia all departments.
A Halifax dispatch. dated Aug. q. says:
steamer Ia Grande Duchcsse. for Port
Hawkesbury and ChaTlottetown before
rcported returned TO port. reports when
two miles Of Egg Rock. the tau shaft on
the port side broke and the propeller
aropped on An inspection was made
this evening hy the underwriters. and II
was decided 20 allow the steamer 20 pro
coed under one engine 60 New York. via
BOSTON. and be docked. as n impossible
10 secure the dry dock here. The Hawkes.
bury and Charlotietown cargo has been
discharged and will be forwarded by the
steamer Halifax Wednesday The
Duchesse will leave here Thursday after
noon for Boston. aud the repairs VIII oc-
cupy a couple Of months. The majority
on the passengers were forwarded TO their
destinations by train.
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zenro UtaD. $50 tons. Paturzo: disc. bal
last-strachan & co.
sanoro CNor 53i tons. Tellefseni 70 "a
81. s-Dahl A. Co.
Anna Gen. LII tons. Oiimans: 70 u. n
s-strachan & CO.
Carl Haas,nd Csorl. $50 tons, Olsen. 10 Ia
n. s.-Dahi g. co.
Cyprian CNorl. ss5 tons. Hansen; ldg n
e-Henry Juchter.
Ramona C8r). i0i ions. Treleaven. Idg n
s-strachan & Co.
Essex. 81 tons. Smith, ldg. lumber
Master
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Pilot charts and all photographic infor-
nation will be furnished masters OF YES
sells free % charge ~ United States hy-
Geographic once IN Custom House Can
tains are requested 90 cal al the office
Reports OF wrecks and derellets received
FOR transmission TO che Navy Depart
mcuf
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cash quotations were as toIIoWsi FIUuI
qriet and unchanged: No. spring wheat.
7sa7sisc; No 2 red. 7TaTizc. No. 2 corn.
,0a,c. No. yellow. foasc: No. oats aAH
giiSc; No . white. 2iise. No. 3 white. Il-aa
2sis. No ? rye. sic: good feeding barley
3sa3sisc: fair 10 choice mailing. is9Hc'
No. / fiaxseed. u.4i; No. ] Northwestern,
81 a: prime timothy seed. S3@@4.o0' mess
PORK. per barrel. Sio5all.0 lard. per 100
hounds Si72isa6T7is: short ribs sldes
Ooose). s7Oosl7ao: dry sailed shoulders
fi,oxedo. s. 5sag Is. short clear sides
fboxed,. g.. s0G7.60; whisky. basis o. high
,,iDra. 81 eps: sugars. unchanged; clover.
contract grade, S9T5010.0o.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

FTsJ-Mackerei. half-barrels. No. 1.
s. 20: No. .. SEQ; No. 3. $3.50. kits No. l,
si40: No. ?. si.25. No. 3. Sc. goldfish
pound bricks. 6ikc: 2-pound bricks. &c.
Smoked herrings. per box. zoe Dutch her
ring. IN kegs. $i.l0; new mullets, half
barrels $50.
sYRUP-Market quiet: Georgia and
Florida syrup. buying at 2s620c: selling az
g2qs5c; sugar house a. lOai5c. selling at
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Harry A. Berwlnd. sii tons. Wallace: to
Ia lumber Master.
Ida Lawrence, $50 tons, Campbell; 10 a.
iumber.---Master.
Maud ". Dudley. a2s tons, oliver: to ID
lumber-Master.
william n. swan, T2s tons. Davidson; ldg
lumber Master.
Iougfellow. rs tons. Hannah. ldg. lumber
Master.
Oscar g. schmidt fs7 tons. Peterson. disc
coal-C W Howard & Co
Harries C. Kerlin. ass tons. Stselman Z.
disc. coal-Mnsicr.
Severn u3rl. l0s tons, Kerr: 20 ID. n. So
Master.
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE-AIark Is
steady. Commercial demand. 81 S..
sixty days. 81 SCI. ninety days. SASS.
francs. Paris and Havre. sixty day..
i9is Swiss. sixty dayN. SO: marks
siNiy days. % 7-16.
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE - steads f.
banks are buying az \ discount ana sell
ing as follows: S25 and under. l0c pre-
MUM; 81 10 $50 ibc premium. so 90 500
a0r premium 500 10 800 &c premium; seal
and over par. Checks must average Eea
TO get the par rate.
SECUEITfES-Th market is very mac.
tive, scarcely anything doing Quotations
are rath nominal
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Chicago. Aug. Slower cables and a
slack cash trade depressed the wheat mar
ket to-day September closing = under yes
tsrday Corn closed &c lower ana oats
l,a9sc down. At ihe close. provisions were
5dTisc higher h. 81 lower.
The leading futures ranged as follows;
Opening Highest Lowest. CLOSING.
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New York. Aug sl-Cottonseed Oh was
more active aud easier. sales Of yo bar
rels. prime summer spot being reported
~ Sac Prime crude barrels, nominal;
prime summer yellow. 80 .n3ic spot on
summer yellow. a3iac. prime winter yellow.
3sd3sisc. prime white. 6G57izc. prime
meal SIS.
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VESSELS IN PORT.


City of Augusta. 1879 tons. Daggett. New
York % can steamsh Company
Administer (Br), i,ggi tons. sphinx. ldc
for
Howick Han OBJ. ISIS tons. Kllvert: ldg.
for Bromcn-Strachnn a Co.
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Ls25 bags. including September. 7.sAc; oc-
too,r Csc. Nov, mb r. 7 CSC. December
10 a7.15c. harch. 7.t5a7.7o. and May
z 1lsl7 soc
Sugar. raw firm. fair refining. &c,
c.ntrlmgal as-leal. l-.c. rohned ilrm-
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accord with the prevailing wholesale
prices. Ohicial quotations are not used
when they disagree with the prices whole.
salers ask
coun,ry ana Northern Produce.
porrITRY-The market Is steady. Quo
,at,ons; Brollers. 20d25c per pair; halt
yrovvn s5a4Oc; three-foirths grown. $50
"a. hens. mmssc: ROSTERS. 4oc; ducks,
geese and turkeys out OF season.
EGGs-steady az lie.
DI-TTTR-Tne tone OF the market y
.,aady Quotations. Cooking. lsc; extra
dairles. nc Elgins. 2iG25c: extra Elgns.
&c =. -, -,
..car, cheese i3c for 20 TO 22-pound
average: 2saso-pound average. i2isc.
ONIONs-Yellow IN barrels. 2.25a2.50:
Early vegetables.
IRISH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 600
eack.
areadstuns, Hay and Gram.
rtotrR-Market steady; patent. $40.
.,raleht. sAiO. fancy, 1876: family. 1915
1fEAT-Pearl. per barrel s27s: per sack.
&, so. city meal. per sack, bolted, tL3ols
IL: water ground. 10; city gri's.
-. ug5. pearl grits. Hudnuts. per
nHrrtls fs-oNt
brands. N.25di.so sack.
S0nN-Market Arm. white. Job lots
esc. carload lots. Gle; mixed sorn. job lots,
a.. carload lots. SIC
pfcF;-Market steady, demand fair;
fancy head. &c; fancy. SIC.
Prime ................s..s.ss.. ..s'.s.s.o
Coea ...................'s..'.s ssss...s.fi 5ufis
Fair ..................''..s '.'''''''s'''..f Ifa
rornruOn ..........ss.-sssssss.s s.ss.sat9
~0ATe No 2 mixed. carload. 33ta: Job
lots ssc; white clipped. ssc. job; sc cars.
RRAN-Job lots, Sc; carload lots.
Doc.
HAY-Market steady; No. J. timothy.
CSC feb: % cars. No. 2 soc JOB % cars
bacon, Hams and Lnrd.
RAcoN-Market firm; D. s. c. n. sides
az. - : bellies g.. (Eastcrn): II. 5. hci-
uss. sc. (westernl; smoked c. X. sides.
eQ9ikc. ..~...
HAMs-sugar cured. iza9ise.
LARD-Pure. In tltrees. Sc; In so-pouna
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CT1fIONtTN - - AUEl aI~IUFI7" nun"
steady. SIC. sales . casks.
Resin duli. unchanged
wilmington. ". C.. Aug. 81. Spirits tur-
pentine dull: nothing doing. receipts. %
casks. Rosin dun and unchanged: re-
ceipts. sS6 Crude turpentine duh az 81 eolf
D: receipts. i2T. Tar quiet at $40. re-
ceipts. E
New Orleans. Aug. I.-Receipts: Ros-
in go barrels: turpentine II. Exports
none
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Phase. Of che Noon for sep,emt
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.


Steamship city OF Augusta. DagRstt
New Ycrk-Ocean Steamship Company.
Steamship Howick Han CBD. Klvert.
New York-Strnchan A Co.