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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-01-28

Pensacola. Jan 25-Arrived. ship AlEona rBrl.
McIlSorm, Montevideo; BARK Poririo ii Martina
lftall Barbados.
Cleared Barks Astronom tGerl. Luke, Ham
burg; Skien lNorl, ANDERSEN, Amsterdam; schr
Richard Z Hartley, Chase, Galveston
Port Royal, Jan 25-Arrived. steamer Deer
Hill lBrl. cambridge, Marseiles-
Cleared-Schrs Georgia L Drake, Goldthwaite.
Bos on.
Sailed-Schrs EncbantreSs. Rollent. New YORK;
Florence Raudsll. Elizabethport.
Darien. Jan 23-Arrived, schr L Crosby. Tho
mas. New York.
FernAndna, Jan 24-SaiIed. schrs Gazelle (Brl.
starkey, Bermuda; Clifton tBri, Munroe. Gre
NADIA.
New Castle, Del. Jan 2i-Passed down, schr
James Judge, for Brunswick.
Perth Amboy. Jan 2s-Arrived, schr James B
Jordan, Martin, Savannah.
Portland Me, Jan 25-Cleared, schr Cassie
Jameson. Collins with inward cargo from Da-
rieul
Satilla. Jan ao-Arrived brig Edith. Foster, st
Thomas; schrs A L Butler, Foster Bermuda;
Harry & Grace Reynolds. Mills, New Haven.
Stamford, Ct, Jan 25-Arrived, schr W II
Sumner, Pendeton Savannah.
Vineyard Haven, Jan 23-Arrived, schr Harold
B Coussns, Davis, Boston for Darien, and
sailed.
Wilmington n c, Jan 25-Arrived, schr Min
ME BonsaL, Lodge, Darien.
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The Telephone.
4H0 Ab4OpuOuds
From the Jacksonville Times Union

From the Jacksonville Times UrIion,
You are expecting some friends from the
north, or from some other portion of the
state, to spend few days with you. You
want to meet them at the depot, as valued
friends should always be met, but the train
may be several hours late and you don't
want to sit in the tiresome waiting room at
the depot, nor can you afford the expense
OF a carriage for that time. You 20 to
your friend, the telephone, and In one
minute you know whether the train Is on
time or late. What wonderfully obliging
friend is the telephone.
1t is night, and the heavy breathing of a
sick child arouses you from light slumber
Its face is flushed with fever; it means and
losses uneasily in its half stupor. Your
servant has gone home for the night, she
only does day work for you; your husband
is out of town on some pressing business.
and your other children are too small to be
Of much service. The need is very pressing
you must have physician at once, and the
nearest one may be ten blocks away. Thank
God there is the telephone, and in ten
minutes the doctor is by the bedside Of your
suffering child, and its precious life is saved
What would you have done without the
telephone!-Ad.
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RECEIPTS.

Per Central Railroad, Jan 27-1,1es bales cot
ton, 161 bales domeSticS, e bales hides. q. $50
lbs lard. 1888 bbls spirits turpentine. s,50S bbls
rosin, 10000 lbs hay. Is bbs liquor, 40 bushels
corn. $50 bbls flour. = cars lumber bbls syrup.
So casks clay, 81 900 lbs railroad iron, cars
poultry. 100 pkgs mdse, 1s5 pkgs wood in shape,
1880 lbs furniture. car stone, pkgs hardware
cars coal, Is tons pig iron.
Per Savannah. Florida and Western Railway.
5l3 bales cotton. 4 cars wood, 2 sacks potatoes
jug syrup, bbls syrup, pcs copper, boxes
tonic, case shoes, case coffee, bears phosph
rock, sack wax, l box axes, l case pruens. 3
pkgs dry good. 2 kegs nails, IRON gate, stoves
road scraper II bbls hams. bbls whisky, ?
boxes paint, l case pease, show card, 1 cask
lanterns. bales hides, boxes chimneys. zoo
cases baking powder, 12 boxes tinware II boxes
lamps, 8 cars lumber, 800 sacks -four, 100 bbls
flour, ass bbls rosn 107 bbls spirits turpentine
1857 boxes oranges, 80 bbls oranges, l half
Dbl oranges,
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway, Jan 81
IS bales cotton, l car wood. / pole car. track
Jack, case lard. lot household goods, / lot
groceries, bales bags, l iron machine, box,
l bbl oil,
Per South Bound Railroad. Jan $50 bales
cotton, % cords wood, $50 lbs furniture, 8 bbls
syrup. o cases eggs, rkgs mdse.
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New York, Jan 27-Arrived out, Scandal,
New York for Hamburg.
London, Jan 24-Arrived, steamship Samuel
Tyzack lBrl, Fernandina.
Bermuda, Jan 16-Saed, schr Addie g Bry-
ant, Clay, Satilla River.
1sth-Arrived, schr James Slater, Peterson,
Mobile.
Havana Jan 19-Arrived schr Clara E Col
cord, Kavannagh, Pensacola
SaiIed-Bark Sebastina lSpl, Mas, Charleston.
Santos, to Jan Sin port, bark Wayfarer
st Thomas, Jan 5-Sailed bark Andrea VIII
hemina Sw], Borgstadt, Pensacola; ship Ma
rion [Br], Anderson, Jacksonville.
New York, Jan 25-Arrived, schrs Glover,
Anderson, Jacksonville; r Bowers, Wilson, Fer
nandina: VIM H Bailey. Lane, Charleston.
Cleared-Schr Percy Lille, Patterson,
Jacksonville.
Batavia, Jan 17-Arrlved. bark Sterling [Norl,
Lie, Savannah via Rio Janeiro.
Deal Jan 24-Passed, brig John Ritson tRus],
Lindstrom, London for Savannah.
Liverpool, Jan A-Arrived. steamship Tor
more [Brl argie, Brunswick
25th-Sailed, bark P NJ Petersen [Norl, Stoe-
sen, Tybee.
Plymouth, Jan 25-Arrived, steamship Staffa
GBrl, OsterRarn, Coosaw.
Queenstown, Jan 25-Arrived, bark Ringhorne
TEor1 Anderson, Mobile.
Barbados, Jan 6-Sailed, bark San Pietro[ 1tall,
Gordano, Satilla River.
7tn-Sailed, bark Dovre [Norl, Petersen, sa-
vannah.
I2th-sailed, bark Roma [Norl solgaard,
Savannah
isth~sailed, bark Najaden [Norl, Nielsen.
Charleston.
i5th-sailed, brig Carsick [Brl, Hindon, Apa-
Cienfuegos, Jan 17-Arrived, brig Gertrude
TBr1, Gavel Mobile.
Havana Jan 20-ArriVed, schr j Martin,
Card. Pensacola.
Sailed-schr Florence Mcgee, Rogers, PEN
sacola,
naut lBrl, Morrell. Fernandna.
Boston, Jan 25-Arrived ,schrs Frank W Howe,
Perkins Brunswick; Alma Cummings, Cum
mings. Port Royal,
brunswick, Jan 24-Arrived, bark Arlington
[Brl Davis, New York; schr James Ives,
smith, Charleston.
SaiIed-Schr Agnes Grace, Ellis, Boston
Baltimore, Jan 24-Arrived, schr Nellie w
Hewlett, Buckaloo, Coosaw via Charleston, in
tow.
Cieared-schr Centennial, Sprague. Charles
Coosaw, Jan 25-Sailed bark TrosSachs [Brl.
Robinson, United Kingdom.
Philadelphia, Jan 25-Arrived. schr Annie g
Grace, Grace, Brunswick.
Delaware Breakwater, Jan 23-Passed out,
steamship Sydenbam [Brl, for Fernandina from
Philadelphia.
TacksonvilIe. Jan 25-Arrfved. schr Emma
Heather Powell, Philadelphia.
Cleared-Schr Standard. Dram. Perth Amboy
Key West, Jan 22-Sailed. steamer Tregurno
TBr1 Bartlett. New York.
25Jh--Arrived, steamer Saturn, Wiley, Boston.
Pascagouls, Jan 25-Arrived, vesta [Rusl,
Roos, Mobile
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CONSIGNEEs.

Persteamship City of Savannah from Boston
M Boley & Son, Braid q II, Butler & N, Estate
s w Branch, E S Byck q Co, MS& d A Byck,
CollAt Bros, A Ehrlich & Bro, A Einstein's Sons,
Epstein Il Bro. Eckman q V, Fretwell & N,
H Furber, M Ferst's Sons & Co, Fire Dept,
S Guckenheimer & Son. Cell & @, H Hutchfns
De Soto Hotel, Kavanaugh & B, 2 Lovell's Sons.
w I Lynch & Co, Jno Lyons s. Co, Jno LaFar
Lppman Bros Mrs Lingefelser, Nichols,
A Miller & Co, Morning News, G. n Nichols,
Newton & H. New Home Mfg Co. N Nathan,
Oglethorpe Club, order notify Herman & X. M
Prayer, ] Rosenheim 4 Co, Rourke & Son,
w Rendant, A Rhodes & Co. Star Shoe St,
Solomon & Son, Robinson Steam Pig Co, Sa-
vannah r Est, L and B Co. Solomons & Co. A
Smith, G W TIedeman & Bro, P Tuberdy, "A Won
Nyvenheim, J D Weed & Co. A M & c W West,
West & Co. Steamer Alpha. Steamer Barker,
Southern Elk Co. O r & Bkg Co, S. F g. w Ry.
Per Central Railroad. Jan 26-Woods. q & 90.
Baldwin & Co, II M Conner & Co, J Cooper,
J Williams & Go, Greigg j g. W. Baldwin
q Co. J Wood & Bro Dwelle g q D, Mon
tague & COW w Gordon & Co. NJ Mclean 4 Co,
:, & Tison, Warren & A. MY D McIntire,
J CPrider, Savannah Cotton Mills, Crystal Ice
Co, Chas Seller. W d Simkins A Hauley, W W
Ice Co, Ellis, & Co, Savannah Grocery Co.
Henderson, Fl Traub, w Miller, G Butler
Brannon & NJ Frank & Co, @ Eckstein & Co,
Decker & F. J Rosenheim & Co, Heidi & s, A
Christie. Lippman Bros, Standard Oil Co. w Y
Smith. Rnstin Bros, J Sullivan, Eckmau & "
Per Savannah. Florida and Western Railway.
Jan 27-John Screven, q w Tiedeman & Bro
H Solomon & Son, Moore & Co, Mcmillan Bros,
J 7 Shuptrlne & Bro, Fla Fruit Elk. Repaid &
Co, Meinhard Bros & Co. Commercial Guano Co
SGuckenheirner g. Son, J D Weed & Co, nv
Douglns. Epstein & Bro, r Kirkland, W P Til
ton, Palmer Hardware Co, D Weed & Co, NJ
Nathan. Eckman & V, Savannah Water Works.
Solomons & Co, Savannah Steam Laundry, @ II
Schmedeberg, G w Parish, Fretwell & N, j
Harris, Ehrlich & Bro, NJ Ferst's Sons e. Co
w D Simkins, S Selig, D B Lester Grocery Co.
j Egan, A H Entleman.
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway. Jan n
Miss Annie Monroe, Read Fertz Go, Empire
Steam Laundry, Commercial Guano Co, G NJ d
Riley. Tidewster OIL Co. Woods, G & Co, Stubs
ct.
Per South Bound Railroad Jan CIV Fl Con-
nerett, b Murphy, NJ Ferst's Sons & Co, Mrs
M K Rice, Chas Seddie. A Ehrlioh & Bro, B
Seckinger, A Roberts.
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PASSENGERS.

Per steamship City Of Birmingham for New
York-Capt Bartholf. F w Curtis Jno Nc
ENERGY. II McManus, w w Young, A Edgett,
Irish and wife. A W Ketchum, WA Ket-
chum, H Cordell, G Cordell Sipea Gordon Cco),
and stserage.
Per steamship City of Savannah from Boston
Smith, Miss Smith, Chas A Sleeper and wife,
B Leavell, j D White, T II Green Jas Faulkner
and wife. W L Moore, W II Kelly, Miss Kate
Howard, Sophia Williams (coD, and 2 steerage
Per steamship VIM Lawrence for baltimore
Miss Kate Sellman, A Goldstein, @ Gammont,
B Baxis.
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Per steamship City of Birmingham for New
York-S69 bales upland cotton, 236 bags sea
island cotton, 1877 bales domestics and yarns. SO
bbls rice, 1883 bbls rosn, 10 bbls spirits turpen
100000 shingles, IS bbls fish, SO bbls oranges
1851 boxes oranges. IL bbls vegetables $50
boxes vegetables. 1e0 tons pig iron. os bbls oys-
tiers, SO bdls oars, bbls terrapin, 217 pkgs mdse
Per steamship VIM Lawrence for Baltimore
sos bales upland cotton, 81 bbls rosn oil, 1914
bbls rosin, bbls pitch, e01S tons pig iron. III
bales hides, o rolls leather, crates vegetables
So 1874 feet lumber, 3l16 bbls oranges, 1868 boxes
oranges, IS pkgs mdse.
Per schr Leander v Beebe for Philadelphia
526, go feet p p lumber (cross ties)
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COTTON.

and in IN sS' Jan. q, noon.-Cotton steady
sales Oo 1iI demand; American middling AID;
ation Ana oales-American 1000 bales; specu-
balss-sTI l EXPORT 200 bales; receipts &c, 600
clause I la nerlcan middling, low middling
Febrg1s, January delivery #: January and
deliver ueiiyery 2-64d; February and March
iG6id! 564d; March and April delivery
Nay and Aprl and May delivery d:
ss9 iS e June delivery i2-64d, also t3-64d
july anJ "a June and July delivery 4 I564d /:
Ssr.4r11IIoAa august delivery 4 i8-6Id. August and
Tie tsn5a.uoe llSVery 21-64d. Futures steady.
saountei - VI deliveries at to-day's clearings
Ia o5 10 oOO bales new dockets and 900
naiiJp., mi,-Futures: American middltng low
JsluaryS o T,ause January delivery Id, value;
rlary and ~ NJ eoruary delivery 4d, value; Feb
ant IN M March delivery 4l4 1-64d: March
May dapp in delivery 3-6464 4.64d; April and
livery qg4 , 4,6o4e14 7-64d; May and June de-
4lg5iesso =, q lO-64d; June ami July delivery
l64s Ic July and August delivery
livery 70 Io,i al; August and September de-
Steady a, o,Ip4a' sellers. Futures closed barely
nercaI' Is. ER Jan. 27.-The Guardians COM
uasettIad0 lue!e says: The market has been
Prices If oO%.lug TO renewed weakness in the
fresh i Da cotton at Liverpool. There il little
Offers tbst and moderate sales. Where
still a7aiai nave previously been declined are
Nee, The w, producers are more disposed TO
'or lgbt f,ews Of the buyers. Fair contracts
Onets and mulls have been exc
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
THURSDAY, Jan 2s, 1892.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY

Steamship City Of Savannah, Savage. Bos-
tone G Anderson.
Sohr Edward Hight, Richards, Baltimore,
with coal to D Thomas and general merchan-
disc to Savannah Grocery Co-vessel to Geo
Harriss & Co.
Schr Annie Bliss, Phillips, Baltimore, with
shells to order-vessel to Dale, Dixon & Go.
Steamer Alpha, Strobhar, Beaufort, and
Port Royal-C II Medlock, Agt
Steamer Ethel. Carroll. Cohen's Bluff and
way landlngs-W Gibson. Manager.
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Jan delivery. bflS = 62iS
BALTIMORE. Jan. xG.-Flour quiet and nm
changed; Howard street and western superiae
8 1908 80; extra 50 COCA IS; extra family
81 40D4 IS; city mills, Rio brands, extra, SO 20
G6 %; winter wheat patent 81 sos 10: spring
patent s. O0D5 25; spring straight, IS 9SG5 S.;
bakers, 81 S5615 TO- Wheat steady; No. red,
on spot and January 81 U1149 0l1s: Southern
@eSi OF. Corn-Southern easier; white at $50
Doc; yellow at $3.50.
CNcINNArI. Jan. 27.-Flour in good demand;
fancy s 81 o az 3D. wh %R'fE in F potent demand
and strong; No. red 9219314c. Corn
was easier; No. ? mixed E04iAc. Oats
steady; No. mixed 34c. Provisions-Pork
Bulk meats slow; short ribs IS o9lS05 e5.
Bacon steady; short clear at S. aI<.
Whisky steady at 81 16. Sugar stronger.
packing and butchers. S. 7Os3OO. '' ~
family sslsGs Is; choice IS 5OSs 60; fancy
pa S s ara faV Wheat 81 lOS ea, 20 %
OF the bottom figures; No. 2 red, cash,
s9H@ss14c; January delivery closed ct C;
February delivery closed at SsS4c; May delivery
Corn closed dull and featureIess, with but
slight changes; No. cash 3eAG363sc; January
F Fsbyecgv ,.,i closed LIT at SSG nominal
livery closed at 1880 bid. Oats firmer;, dull;
No cash. 29Ac; May closed at sOSsc
Bagging 5AD7I4c. Iron cotton ties 81 20DI IS
PROVISIONS very dull; Pork, new standard
prime steam. So 2006 %. Dry salt meats
Boxed shoulders, at 81 o5; longs IS 20;
ribs, s. 90; short clear Sc IS. BACON
short clear 50 55Qs e5. Hams-Sugar,
cured. at SO 000l0 So Whisky steady at 81 Is.
New ORLEANS, Jan. 27.-Cofree firm; Rio,
fair to good fair l40161fc. Sugar DULL irregular;
open kettle: fully fair to prime, . IS Ice:
prime 9 1l-16c; fair to prime 9-l60
l5-16: inferior 24c; centrifuRals, Off white.
3 1868 lS-l6c; fully fair TO prime, . 1i-l6c
primo strictly prime, &c; choice 496c; fair to
good, 29s02a4c; good common, $3.50; com
mon, $500 9-16c; centrifugals dull; choice
white, DC; off white. 1S-16c; choice yellow
clarified fed CSC; prime yellow clarified. $50
seconds, 2S6Il31Ac. Molasses-open kettle
no sound goods offering; fermenting 15020c;
CSC; centrirugals, prime to good prime. $50
lSc; prime &c; good common to good
fair, 23QD2oc; choice to fancy. 32c; good
prime, BOISE; common, 1000; Inferior $40
good common 719c; syrups 24099c. Bacon,
boxed shoulders, IS IS; longs 81 70; ribs 81 IS.
Whisky quiet; western rectifed 81 04Gb1 0S.
25s 3D.
LONDON, Jan. %.-spirits turpentine 2ss Cd.
NAVAL sroREs
NEw York, Jan. q, noon:.--SpirIts turpentine
dull and steady at 3414 G3as4c. Rosin quiet but
steady at 81 3215GDl 371@.
NEW YORK, Jan. q, 500 p. N-Rosin
quiet and steady; strained, common to good
81 321f01 S716. Turpentine quiet and firm at
3503516c.
CHARLESTON. Jan. "a. - Spirits turpentlne
81 90.
WILMINGTON, Jan. e7. Spirits turpentIne
steady at sic. Rosin firm; strained at 81 10;
good strained 81 TO- Tar firm at 81 60. Crude
turpentine steady; hard 81 90; yellow dip 81 30;
virgin 81 80.
RICE.
New YoRK, Jan. 81 Rice dull and steady;
domestic, fair TO extra 5000; Japan sos
59sc
NEW ORLEANS, Jan q. Rice IN fair demand;
ordinary to good 3A04%c.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS

Notice to mariners pilot charts and ell nau-
tical information will be furnished masters Of
vessels free of charge in United States Hy-
geographic Office in the Custom Honse. Cap
talns are requested to call at the ONCE.
LIEUT. F H SHERMAN,
In Charge photographic Station.
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Steamship City of Savannah, Savage Bos
tone G Anderson.
schr Leander Beebe. Thatcher, Philadelphia
Jos A Roberts & Co.
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A fact worth knowing Is that blood diseases
which all other medicines failed to cure yield
slowly but surely to the blood cleansing proper
ties OF P. P. P. (Prickly Ash. Poke Root and
Potassium I'D.
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SAILED YESTERDAY

Steamship City of Birmingham. New York.
Steamship VIM Lawrence Baltimore.
Schr Raymond Maull, Philadelphia.
Schr H & ] Blendermen, Philadelphia.
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Military goods ordered in any quantity
by LaFar.-Ad.
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Undressed kid and driving gloves, all
sizes. at LaFar's.-Ad.
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Catarrh originates in scrofulas faint. PIP.
p purifies the blood, and thus permanently
cures Catarrh.-Ad
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ARRIVED AT TYBEE YESTERDAY
CLEARED YESTERDAY

AENttlN Eli AL DEE
Bark San Pietro [Itell, Gordano, Genoa via
ballast to master.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.


FINANCIAL
Nsw YORK, Jan. "a, noon.-Stocks opened
aetl7e and steady. Money easy at l166N2 per
cent, Exchange-loug, 81 64D4 S4I4; short,
~ t5AG4 80. State bonds neglected Govern
nent bonds dull and easier.
Ere............. 319S Richm'd & W. PIT
chicago North. 1855 Terminal. .....15
MORT & W, pref . =
NV YoRk, Jan. 81, 500 p. m.-sterling ex.
onange closed quiet but firm at 81 $50
~ Commercial bills. 81 S3LS04 S51S. Money
easy at i1sG2 per cent; closing offered at III
per cent Government bonds duh and easier:
STEADY Ou-- OU'
currency, s., 020, 600
Inc STOCK market again showed considerable
strength IN spots, while an increased volume of
BUSINESS vas transacted but final changes In the
la are with but few exceptions of no special
hsnlnGance, and prices are about where they
wy ast night. The market opened with
ila'! pressure from foreigners and prices were
UseE Louisville and Nashville being down u
s ga oont;' out the demand developed in leading
esn a,gs brought the general list up without
stro1-s. any marked movement, and this
..nelsIh, with frequent fluctuations in the
,T6app lasted until well into the afternoon,
$50 a'H .Ie weakening of Coalers let the rest of
Wina 'i' vi, ana tne early gains were generally
Ii5 pol completely out. Realization was
aDo sac Out there were the same insignificant
su 1.iuaeons throughout the list The market
han -aa! c'2sed active and firm on a rally, which
s Tls q L,ackawanua up per cent after it had
onIv a. W.. ~ The final gains OF note comprise
C w. Manhattan 3, Louisville, New Albany and
cent r,taEo IA, and Burlington and Quincy / per
ran, Tne Louisville and Nashville lost 1I6 per
S57 mn dne sal Of listed stocks aggregated
NJ NJ E s1sres and unlisted Is, 900 shares.
the Eo oIIoWing were the closing quotations OF
guy -NeW 10rk Stock ExchanpA.
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Windsor ties, lawn bows and Pequin
goods at LaFar's.--Ad
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Bloches, Old Sores, Ulcers and all skin erup-
tons cured by P. P. P, the greatest blood puri-
fer of the age.-Ad.
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hDe was quiet and steady, at unchanged prices.
h. demand was light and business moderate.
fbe sales during the day were Ill casks of regu
hsrs at 3l3lc. At the Board OF Trade, on
khe opening call the market was reported firm
u; size for regulars. At the second call it
ecsed hrm at 3l%c for regulars. Rosn-Tbe
hsrse! continues firm, but quiet at quo
khe day we're 971 barrels. At the Board Of
Trade on the first call the market was posted
with sales Of All barrels at the following quo
tations A, B, c. D and L, 81 05; F, 81 10;
b, 81 Is; II, 81 20; I, 81 so; K, 81 90: NJ, 50 IS;
b, 50 70; window glass, SO rs; water white,
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COMMERCIAL.
.1vANNAH MARKETS.
o-rrCr MORNING NEWS

OEtlCE MOIs-'N-,u -
SAvAsSAH. GA. Jan. %, 1892.
The market was quiet but steadier
CT .'-,.as There was a little better de-
2. 80 buyers were still asking greater
81 - encouraged by the weakness ex-
1'sss,,'' IN. New York market. There was a
-,s1 = s,ock with a slight improvement
ol''- -[,o,,nt of business doing. The
i17 for the day were s2I bales. On
. - the opening call, at 10 a. IN, the
81 81 was bulletined quiet and UNCHANGED cha,
'I ..rss Of i2l bales. At the second call. at !
= s. Tas Quiet at a decline Of Sc in all
n Gales being $50 bales At the
tsiss IN sst call OF p. m. it closed quiet and
u .. with further sales of 81 bales. The
'c'Sh -'. ara the ohlcisl closing spot quota
L.9"--. l,ottnn EYchanRe:
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RrrE-The market was firm with a good de-
rsnd though offerings were light. The
sss during the day were only 10
,.-rals The following are the official quota
s,ns Of the Board of Trade; small job lots
,,a held at 16114c higher:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-06

asteroids. OCCUPATIONS of stars bv the moon ard
miscellaneous observations of stars who se posi-
tons needed identification. This is The instrr-
ment which is used by the visitors at the OBJ
servatory. and through it some splendid views
of Mars have been obtained during the last
week.
Another interesting instrument is the transit
circle. which is employed in observations of the
sun, moon and planets and such stars as are
necessary for clock and instrument corrections.
II Is by manipulation of this instrument,
mysterious and cOnfounding to the layman
that results are produced affecting the correct
ness of the time. 1t is with the transit that
corrections are made in the standard mean
time and its results made visible in the dropping
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-06
THE FIRST INSTRUMENTS.
Progress of the NJ oouis Indiana

new era in the civilization and history Of
the MoIuis Indians. the quaint people of Ari-
IONA. is repor ted to the Indian office by DIR.
Dorchester, the superintendent of Indian
schools He states that the progress made in
providing these Indians with better homes is
very encouraging. Twenty-one houses have
been erected on the plains in Kearn's canyon
anu 100 houses have been started and are in
various stages of progress. They are built Of
adobe and stone, with timber roof covered with
tin and painted. The walls inside are plastered
smooth. The contrast between these quarters
and the foul. fetid houses in the measas where
these people have been living for centuries Is u
striking one.