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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-07-07
NOTICE.

FOR SALT WATER BATHERs.
The Submarine Bathing Cap is made of pure
rubber, and is the only device that will posi-
lively
KEEP THE HAIR DRY.
1t is decidedly ''nobby' in appearance. After
bathing it is great luxury to use a Compressed
Face Sponge. MELDERMA is Toilet Powder
that instantly removes all unpleasant odor arts
ing from perspiration.
SOLOMON & co.'s TWO DRUG STORES.
Market Square. 90 Bull street
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-07-07
CALL ON UNCLE ADAM
BOLTON STREET,
ONE OF OUR MANY TESTIMONIALS.
BUTLER 8 PHARMACY, I
SAVANNAH, GA, May 20, 1891. (
3dcon d Sons, Savannah, Ga

Messrs. 4. S. Bacon d Sons, Savannah, Ga:
MY DEAR SIRs-I enclose you my check here
with in payment Of invoice for fixtures for
BUFFERS BRANCH PHARMACY, Abercorn
and Henry streets.
Let me thank you for your promptness in
finishing this work and for the beautiful execu-
ton OF designs which you furnished US. The
fixtures have been very much admired by every
one who visits our store, and much praise has
been heard of their beauty. Yours truly,
BUTLER & co.
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LAST NOTICE,

CITY MARsHAL's OFFICE,
SAVANNAH July 4, 1891.
On TUESDAY NEXT, July Z, l will sell the
Real Estate of all persons in arrears for Taxes
for 1890.
ROBT. j. WADE City Marshal
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-07-07

NATURES TRUE AGENT
Is the celebrated
BUFFALO LITHIA WATER
A large shipment received direct from the
Springs.
BOWDEN LITHIA,
From Lithia Springs, Georgia. is fast attain
ing splendid reputation. Headquarters for
Mineral Waters.
-BUTLER'S PHARMACY
Corner Bull and Congress streets,
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ARMY AND NAVY INTELLIGENCE.

Wasbington Feb 11.-First Lieutenant Charles b.
THOMPSON 9th Infantry directed 10 report 10 the com
handing onicer Of the United States Infantry and Cav
airy school Fort Leavenworth KAN for special nsruc'
ton preparatory to his detail student officer OF the
school Post Chaplain William j. Larkn. having been
found by an Army board incaacated for active
service on disability which is not the result OF
any incident OF service by direction Of the President
wholly retired from the service
general court.martal is appointed TO meet at Fort
Sam Houston Tex, February Is for the Trial OF such
persons as may be brought before 1t. The detail fo
the martial IS as follows Colonel Albert G. Bracket
Sd Cavalry: Lieutenant Colonel James r. Martin, assist
ant general LieutenantColone George H. Weeks
Deputy general observation-disclosures Charles
NJ Terrell deputy paymaste general; Major william A.
Marye ordnance department; Major Eugene b. Beaumont
4h Cavalry: Major Samuel b. v young, 81 CaNally ;
Captain Joseph T. Haskell 23d Infantry captain Richard
It Eskrdoe o3d Infantry; Captain James b. Burbank.
Sd Artillery Captain William c. Manning 23d Infantry
Captain Harvey e. Carbaugh. acting advocate Judge
advocate OF the court.
Captain Henry b. Seeye commandant OF the League
Island Navy Yard has been ordered to hold himself III
readiness TO command the Lancaster, noW hhs ou' a
the Portsmouth, ~ H. Navy yard for service ds haesmp
Of tae Asatic station No one has yeo Dce" se'e" W
command the League Island Navy YaId.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-12
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFEE-Thcrc MODERATE business reported, IN
Brazil grades todar and prices had firm support 40
40 guocd l1''c; saIcs ,oq9 Tag 40 .Go pacs TO-
J. to arrive. 17.4ic 500 bags 30 g. spot Isle coo
santos l9; $50 bags do. 1s'sc: 500 bag 80 o. lSTe
and no. :. 17i2c, all TO he shipped; also uO
beg, Nos 6 and . priyate terms OF mild growths sl,~
$50 mat Interior lahang 24rc. spot $50 bags Mari
private terms The option maraet vac slow AN, ant }o
point, at the outs but this followed by general
reaction. attended with little local covering tlnal
ncrcs showed gains sails points throughout the en- 70
i Havre opened s;ronger but closed with las stcrgia
lipml itd3, pfg. lower. London rrcgulaff blHCa
quotations As D. M: February 7Ss; March, 1ts "a
ApIu 75s Sd May 75s Sd June. TBS 90 July, 5Ss ni
There were no Rio adVlccs owing 10 holiday Inc tl
war hous, deliveries had strengthening eject Recelpta
at Rio July 10 February o. lH9l 1854 600 bag, sam"
time 1890. / 100 GOO bags; same TIM 1889 1929 eco
bags. Receipts Santos. July ! to Februnry D PSI
ogp bag time 1890 $50 600 bags Same time
1850 10000 bags Total sales here to-day, 2Oooo
foifo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-12
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS..
FEATURES OF NEW YORK DEALINGS.

There was "see.saw" movement 10 Yesterdays whoa;
market but trading dull and Droic sonal IN char
acter After ruling steady for time on hrn tables ptts
broke on the publication Of Bradstreet's weekly report
showing Of 200 bush IA stocks east 81 tire
Rocky Mountains, estimating increase Of 7i2oCO
bush In Pacific Slope stocks. Favorable weather reports.
rains in California and liberal Northwestern rnccips rd
the bears May opened a 81 0GsdSl 0Gi, 90
OF 3-lG. and went back 10 81 co.,. Prices 2cncmlY
scOTd net OF l.d cent Cash wheat Was unsettled,
ending There were sales OF 10000 bush for cN
port and ~ 600 bush to mllcI,.
Corn featurclcss IN che option line and extremely
Increase in stocks for the "cck Of 3IC0c bush Tn
nca by ended i4Gs her. and i.d cent lower r
later deliveries
Oats were steady the spot only moderately active
The options dun and Closed virtually unchanged.
Llfd was a<ectcd by the Government February r'-
mort on farms, when failed 10 show the dccrcar
hat had been expected The options closed down 3d1
Ia arrive whether export could not be learned
The final quotations are a. follows:
Wheat-FcbUaIy ~ iO', March, 81 lOL; May,
Al OG5s July, II 0Das December, 977s cents.
- Corn-February. G2as March, Glz; May, 59h; July.
90 atts"February. 520s March 52l May 5Iia cents
Lard-February, 50 93; March, - o. AlHl, 50 Of {;
ihc receipts Of -four and grain reported Yesterday at
YORK PHILADELPHIA Baltimore ard Boston were a
Follows: Wheat 1896 bushels; 99.9il bushels
oats 1o7 or bushels; total grain. 2i1 20 bushels :;
gOur PSI 299 PACKAGE Al Chicago Milwaukee, ana ~
Louis the arrivals were: Wheat 1925 bushels, n.
oG2 25G bushels; oats. SSl35 bushels total grain
j2772O bushels; flour, $500 barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-12
11.r STOCK MARKET.

Ncw.Yo,s Wednesday. Feb. 1i-JlEN Es-i ;s
nd or : 7is % 80 carloads 10 c'o @iioa 2itnG o.
"a ol, consigned dret To 'aesgis' aa 80 an OIL
Vel, fr ma. bf aa! mutton tae. ana ctl bnh' ~"
ana W.. i i,t me sane A. on Monday with pos.
I''i -i. ii az - 35a53 IS per zoe y oxen
'' iate csl advice fro London and I.'crpo2, aUUti
'r,,, 'pr, dal a: 5sad.d. lo4h=4c. estimated
die5 ,,, 800 quarters OF beef in the Teutonlc
and 30 quarter, ia CIV q Chicago. IGnorSMl dad
D. 20 WI" ,od to 'q ncnuda Inc EahTCnd IN !, eS
d - 81 not later than tfi1', y, Tit Tor very
e,v ID, cAt. s.d,s. while COW beef sells A. '"e range
Gsy 3! G Sh2 ass s'eaF a, 's 9 80
av"riec n - 40 Z d1VG2 d. I-oS n At ~ %
U2rn. ioi5 g. al - 80 s..... no, - A. 81 so: 10
40 j. iaS: d,'n 1889 Ban 1900 H. at 70 %
ril.,rn ~ M ago Steers 1891 y at p a. 20 40
= i". 'is iindns do 1884 - at 81 80; Is do lib d.
.oo G. Is Lancaster County p Pen ~, stat At
1883 n a. do ~ y a. a. - iooS 49, 30 a, - So
a., 1910 r. a, - Is; 80 Pcnn,ylN ANA "~@' 80
= p u d. y. ~, - indiana do % y at q -
> P'onsgi,ana Bul. 1850 ~ at 81; do 1850 d. 81
Goldsmith 81 Ohio sccr, 1915 ~ at i = = ,,,G
DO i3l4 r. at = ~; Il DO llo- q" 30 - To- ~
'' Sanders =. - Ohio steers LEO = at "a 50 50 do
Nm 56@> Ec ~ =, rods iui 2S G dealers 81
~ ffl La
fcv rooi to c,rs mI ~, an a' ,,c Of i2 per head
CALVES Receipt. 773 bead o. "h,h - a, W i
see for Door 10 To- 1T state vcai-. and bunch OF
,r az ud, o. yaue 80 n aycraee
at 2, per p G w-n CaAc. aj =, a. 51. ,o7 Hg ,i
d. no - o. 5ee- % DO 100 ~ 4tO,' VIE i0' 49, "
pS e VIII. 100 "a at i ia DO a. iG 4se r.
a. &c; ~ d. y D Ga az o 80 iGo ~ At Sc.
p Ra aEasSn p5N H.'s 80 atIs@ v5as lis 1876 ~
jatd Huckinrham 81 vra,. l9i n at Sc. t.. ,oo -
at e. , "n3 1, Go ;rS. eo carloads of 293 head
T. ,r5,d- 1T Gol.,t. o ,'roadN a. l"'.y ,t' and
carloads uo'otn oi, TTnt dIgt , % ty I "ait
on orat,lo change and the rather light supply hop"
to buoy UP pic, tr we r,os marc dag, common
70 prime sheep ,oh At ,. ,oat 80 ''i3gg a NJ I. 80 ~
Tho dad marbct wa, UNCHANGED IN tone ana proor}
drscd Mutton rng A. stock i'G arn mad aboyr these
druro, Creased spring Lambs steady at f0"fo % per
salc.-J T. Sallcr & CO.: 300 Western sheep % n
aytrir. at - per 100 n FOG Western Lambs CcoarSel
wl1srs,on & sherman 100 Kentucky Sheep. 81 H. at
= % 70 a C2' Western L5mb,, s5 n at .
- 90 y o LasS ca ye SSR l,4 SAT- s"6 r.
Judd I,nckineham: stat Eve4 50 N. at 81 i5s
Newton 4 Glllett: u state lives coarse 1l5 d.
aieoleck & Hollis Il STAT sec,p Cg ,l e. m
80 n - 80 100 do - ~. at SO 90 ~ DO - j" ~
lin.c G' DcwcT: I53 Western Sheep. 100 ~ at
- Ia do Ios n At - 20 go Western Lambs 40 H.
at j ia rsrra St 10 sa S6ccC so n At :, 80 90
STAT d. L sc o ~ o as Nc5 p do S0 20 ~ at
Hume Mulbn: 10 STATE sheep 81 ~ az - - do'
81 n at - . Il state Lambs Go ~ at 10 3'' 30 40
caoad. cgqay $ G,Sts S;%ssn
Xomnally weak at SO 7Oas3 % for good hogs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-12
DANGER TO PUBLIC HEALTH.
From The Boston Journal


Some startling facts were brought out Dy ue
recent discussion by the Massachusetts Iiou s
pathetic Medical society OF the dangers i"aonv1 -
the growing use OF arsenic IN the arts ana i"l as
ures There does seem TO be an aHonlal5, %
suggested at this meeting. In compelling eVeig 70
cary who sells the smallest quantity OF aIsua'T ~
label 1t poison" when large quahlues . aaS I'D
without restriction in the arts ana & a aogether
distributed IN such forms that people are y,
unaware Of the existence OF any peril Two - vel
this virulent poison are enough To occasion UTAH, 80
Dr. Talbot stated that he had Just seen prpnt ~
checkerbeny lOzenges which contained that dioT nm
the poison There has been for some tlne an uii'
easiness as 10 the use OF green Wallpapers any
because of an apprehension that tEey HilEhC "i
srsenic but II appears tha' green IS not INC U,'r
TO be viewed with suspicion. The poisonous y Yrerc
which exhibited at the meetng OF the 49, Nor
green, blue red. brown yellow and DINER nueS, ,orccr
Is il only in wall papers and carpets mat inc in
exists. The poison Is found IN PAM, pu Dr.
tapestry. dress goods and even In c0hiecuoi'ei'' "
Talbot said ,, .r,icles ~
We have heard this evening OF various We
domestic use into which arsenic l. lnco'po'S, 9Th
sleep in bedrooms the walls OF when are uu W.. da,
paper flied with arsenic our most behnt'iui u'aP
cries are equally loaded with this poison tirfv
upon sofas that every time they are colpTesvu mear
into the atmosphere this same poison; iT0,o The
clothing containing enough arsenic II He i.'V little
stomach, to produce "a speedy uea'h' Jul
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-12
THE TRADE In CHICAGO.

Chicago, FEB. IL (Spccal).-lhe weather cverywhere
over West sprDgke to-day; the Northwestern
were 2Ol against year ago. the Michigan State
Bureau made favorable report OF tn. growing
winter wheat State there little rain
the Coast and Brad'treets made increase in the avail
able wheat aud OF Rockies for the Of
go coo bushels with all these circumstances against
bulls could no. quite maintain themselves al
though they firm cables fair ceaIances from New
and some prospect oil another cold May wheat
was apparently selling for foreign account Corn wa
an cay within range Of cent, May selling from 5294529
10 az Tho receipts
little expectations the estimates for Thursday
ratncr liberal 800 Receiving houses continued
lead the selling. Qats were quiet ano feaupless MAJ
selling from 455di5s 40, and closing at 45s cents.
PROV sons were exceedingly May pork sold from
80 ~ 70 80 95 closed 50 TO- May lard sold
% TO 81 s. ana closed n ~ So The Govcrngents
nouncemen country supply OF hogs j. only 1000
900 under last year very derabJ average
wears the weakness The hog receipts
a the expectation Prices az the
were ten cents lower md The estimate Tor Thursday T.,
1gu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-12
FORCED AccEprAycEs DISCOVERED.

Baltimore dispatch yesterday announced that
forged accepances of Henry McShane Co., bell and
brass founders OF that city, to the amount Of S2048
had been discovered. OF this amount, S1414S had
been received for collection from Post, Martin
Co.. OF No As Wall,st and 900 from the Atlantic
Trust Company of this city. The notes purpored 10
be drawn by the NewYork Smelling and Refining
Company, at West and Jane sts AT the Office of the
concerns yesterday it stated that nothing add
tona had developed beyond the information from
Baltimore that the acceptances were declared 10 be
lOrgeries by McShane g. Co. They came TO the CON
nerns in the ordinary course of business and efforts
would be made to discover the forger. No other bad
paper known Of At the office of the NeT-f2rs YORK
nothing had been learned of the forgees beyond the
Information published in the newspapers.