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The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-06-30

Things are very hot in the Ashland
district, and Il begins TO look as
though Breckenridge will be turned
down. The Democratic voters are
beginning to realize that they are on
frial ct the national bar Of pubic
eplnion, and are consequently anxious
for a verdict OF acquittal.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-06-30

President Cafnot, OF France, was
hsassinstcd yesterday Sunday even
ing by an Italian anarchist. PresI-
ticut Carnot was on his way 10 a
iheater when tho assassin stabbed
him to death.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-06-30

Adjt. Gen. Tarsney, Of Col. was
Kidnapped at Colorado Springs Sat-
friday morning and taken two miles
from town and tarrcd and fealhcred.
fhe kidnapers made good their
Escape.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-06-30

The Democratic papers are now
hnd then ~awsrning" their party. 1t
ia too late. There Is no use in warn
ing a man after bis ruin has been ac-
eOmplished.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-06-30

Strikes are costly affairs to the
States ss well as to the strikers. While
ihe latter have lost $i,o00.0OO in
wages, it has cost tic several STATES
100000 to suppress riots and save
property from burning.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-06-30

The agricultural department is do
ing a good work by encouraging the
movement for practical road reform.
A circular has been issued by the de-
partmentindOrsing I proposed nation
FL road conference, to be held at As.
bury Park, N. j., July 5 and s. and
urging the attendance of persons in
terested IN the needed improvement
OF the country's highways. The pur'
pose is 3 most useful and necessary
one, and 1t is to be Iamented that
Cotey and other cranks have cas-
disereJit upon II by their visionary
schemes ola food of fat amoney' fol
road improvement.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-06-30

The Democrats won't dare talk OF
lhe ~robber barons7 in this years
campaign. The subserVience OF its
IN ;JoriiY in Congress to the sugar
hArons will stop them.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-06-30

During Be warm weather we can
hardly expect Mfr. Cleveland To- sub
ject himself TO the strain Of inducing
his Attorney-G General TO enforce the
law and the DenOeratie National
form against eonspirseics in restraint
OF trade, but with the braeing frosts
Of November 4 number Of people al
Washington may feel more energetic.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-06-30

Commencing Saturday, May 9, the
kCairo Short Line, st. Louis &Psdu-
cab nv. win sell tickets TO aud from
all stations on Saturday nights and
Sunday mornings Ct q rate ofone fare
flor fhe rOaad Trip, limited good for
return passage the following Monday
morning.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-06-30

James Grishari & SOSs, msru-
facturcrs and dealers in all kinds Of
oak and yellow pine lumber. csrtSss,
-latifs aud shingles. Free delivery in
city limits. Long lengths a speciality.
Yoards, corner Good Hope and
Sprigg streets. mi5-2m
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-06-30

Hsw he nanaisa ihe Rspsrs thas
ne was Absut 20 1elh the
namaernew.

Correspondence Of the louisville
cou1a-Joaraak
The Impression is very general that
Rev. w. c. BfownIOA was never in
very hearty sympathy Democracy,
but in order 70 show just how near
he aver came 10 joining that party
the following correspondence Is here
reproduced:
@CANDEs, ARK, June so, 1860
w. G. Bronlow: Dear Sri have
leaned with pleasure, upon what l
consider reliable pnIhorIty, that yon
have made up your mind to JON the
Democratic party afd IN the future
act with Us for the benefit OF The
country? 1t win have agood effect
in the present election if you will
make It known over your own sigma
ture. Hoping to heat from you, !
am very trdly yours,
HJoRpAy Cr.AFz.,
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-06-30

81 do so admire your p~ictuTes, Mr.
smillton." sail Mrs. Bromley.
THANK you, madam" said the artist
q have always wondered what part
OF the work you do FIRST" said the lady.
81 always put Iiy signature on the
canvas erst, said SmiiltoR-Judge
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-06-30

A mad Frcncbnan is a crazy
Frcnchman and there IS no telling
what a mad Frenchman will do. Over
in France riOting is going on in all
the large cities where there are a few
Italian residents. Because santo, the
assassin Of President Carnot, happen.
ed 10 be an Italian the Frs:.sL threaten
to exterminate the Italian race in
France. The Americans didn't JUMP
on the French residents of this cOun.
try when G uiteau, a Frenohman. assas
sinaled President Garfield. Amcricr
Is far ahead Of France IN civilization
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-06-30

visltor-He Is q freshman. yod say
Stranger-YeA- ! should think you
xould guesa that from his appearance
Visitor-Why?
Stranger-He looks so much wlse
than th3 professors.-Truth.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-06-30
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL
MUSIC INSTRUCTIONS.

Atths Conservatory EusisaI S~tudio-uhrre
"a very best molcsi, thorsa "a fundamental
course OF Progressive Instruction IA given on
piano, VIOLA. gEit1r o VI elbils. orxtI. a. Z.
Also voice culture, IN the most approved oon-
ity, quantity and hexibility OF charactar 10 the
voice. Regular terms reaeUed ths lat Of Sa9-
tc1lher neat. Al wishing to take hdva1tagr
application PasF. DACKNi4L N Il
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-06-30

President Garnet, Of France, was a
god man but be was not the man In
I~~:ieetuaIIy q were Lincoln and Gar
Ield.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-06-30

ADMINISTRATRIx NoTIcE-Notioe 4.
n hereby given that letters OF administratieu
upon the estate Of Adolpn Yeager, deceased,
EhtFa been granted 70 the uudersigaed by the
clerk Of the Cape Girardeau Court Of Common
Pleas Of Cane 6irariea1 co1nty, Missouri,
bcarfne date tho 18th day Of NAY, lso9.
All pcrsona having claims against said estate
kre required toezhlbit them 70 her for allow
ance Wlfldn one year from The date OF said let
teA or they may be prccluded iron aoy bonefl
Of anck estate; and II said claims be not exhib-
tied Within I've years from the date % the pub
LEGATION Of this notice they will he forever bar
red. fkEDEkIFE YEAGER.
june3h5f ADMINISTRATIVE.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-06-30
FoR PkEsIDINa JUICE.

vs. ar anthorisod 70 announces
JosErH n. HEDLEr,
A. = sa1didase for Presiding Judge Of the
In ~ C0art, subject 70 the action Of the Re
ba hisa1 aonlnttiU8 Convention,
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-06-30
rconoNr REpaIaIAe cu1rrr.

crzt time ani
monry saver. A
ncccssiiy d1rirr
hard dnes and =
co1Fezieuco a.
WAYS The besf
oetif ever offered
for home nsa for
reruifing bots
ehDca rntherbo boots
c1Htz, harness.
EiTc fcncts. aud
hurdfedsofthinFa
which constandr
nccd attention
Fall insfrucfiona
sent Wilhach ont
Il 80 that : tof
can u1e fErI.
49, -
nl4n1T m1fe.
ThEsl tools ry
for fhrus1l7ea
maaT dmegcreU
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-06-30

I ADMINISTRATORS SoTECE-Notcc 4.
n hereby Kivca fhnl letters Of administration
upcn the estate % fIederlck1 G~arstackff, de-
By the clerk q The CAPE 6lrardeaa Court Of
Common Pleas Of Cape Girnrdcan county. Nis-
sogd. bcaklBg date The Ah day Of Septenfber,
All persons having claims against said estate
are rcqulfed 70 exhibit them 10 him for allow
aHce within one year fram the date Of said lot
ttrs OF they nny Be persuaded from any bencdt
tied within two years IRON the date u the pnb-
Hcalion Of this notice they will be forever bar
fcd. WiLLIAM II. C0ERVE2,
junc2n59 Administrator.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-06-30
MISSOURI
School If dimes.

Courses for degrees in Miuipg, Engineering.
Civil Engineering. and Chemistry and Metal
lurgy. Special cnursns In hialng. Assaliag.
Surveying. and Electrics, Gui an Academic
Course Good equipment, Excellent Chcmi-
cal LabratOry, occupying entire hliidlng A
La5rst1ry fitted with nll-sized working
machinery. reaty for next session. Climate
.hcaitnfai and agreeable. kNpcgaes pheaomen-
ally low. Fur cafslogue and Information, ad-
dress, W. b.. EICHAKTfS5 Director,
.Eoila, No.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-06-30
THE MILD POWER cJREs
r PH EYSS

Rr. Hvmpkfev ~ Specifies ere r. lan.ire>li ard
czrptEly ,prepared RencdieS us@d fer yerH in
Hrr-7te practice ard for over fkirf- Yeas ~ tic
Deople with entire Success. EVery 49, ef<eanf
q gpcc4li cure for the dsesn nanr,l.
Tneyeure withcGf dfuggfns, ptugfag or rcdacinz
the system, and arc iaisCfeEd deed Tie 6oFcfcfrn
Ronledies Of the Norld.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-06-30

AT o. xuxzEzA crEEA r-r--a
1-Fevors. Cn-eestiora T~nrnzranons. rs
S-Tor7s, Nofr Fever, Worm Gale. .C3
3-Teeshfng, Cole Crying. W~akefnlness ~
A-Dinrrheas Of Children or Adults..... az
e-D1sertery,G Gripping. .Rfiiass Coke. rs
0ChGie-R MsFbnss To~aei.ag.--..... rs
S-CsuShs, Gods, BrczchilA--.---.. rs
Q-EezFalzfa, Tccthache. FEeeache.... pa
@Headaehes, Sick Eeadachc. Vertieo. ,QI
y~9-Dyspepsfa, Bfllousness. ConsiipAfton %
11-Supprossod or Painful Periods. rs
l2-Whitcs, Too frofu19 Periuta......-. %
I3-Creup, BaLyRFitis. HeefsereaLs. -
T4-ealt RheHEa, EJEipel5s. ET1ptlcr7. 20
ISERhouda1tfsns. or Rheumatic Pains. .o5
16-HeIaria. Chill. Fever AID Ague-... IS
1S-Pfles, 5lnd or Bieeting. ..... ~
IS-cphth1imy, Sore Or W1s Eyes.... 20
11-Cntarrh, tranenza. Cold n Tie Head as
4S-NhoaSfrg Cough.......-.~.-..... rs
22-Enr Discharges. Impaired Eefring 20
2a-Scrrfzla. 1hlafrgd Gtane< Swelling as
34-GeDcrai HebiiHT !, Physical eaknens rs
21-Dropsy, and Scanty secrettcns.---... sof
90-Sea-SiciEness, Sickness from Riding rs
&1-Aianey ....-...-..-- ri
29-s0re Aouth, or canker rs
9o-Urirary Veakpess, WettinsBed rs
3l-Paiufni pcriods..-........ -..- as
94-uiphtherin, liberated Sore Throat. as
35-Chroaic C8agcstioas& Er1Dtions. rs
EXTRA MUNBERs;
99EFervous Debility. Scmi1aI weak
ness, o. In~vQltnfafy Dscharrcs....-1.oo
a2-Diseuscsoftae Heart. Paipltsffon 4 Zoo
S3-EDilepsy, spasrA. 81 vitzs' Danee...1.eO
sid b. Drurshss. ar ssnt polssAld On seessls q p1l1A
IA HunFHEErg NAscsI ust pages nsnEB TnzA
HrnPHRSYs'nxR a,iiia ia EHaau g., Kss Ia4.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-06-30

ye1F. Compile sl14 rEq7IF o1fEt- llc1l11T
iron lasts 1rd slzrd1rd. aad feesyAius aet-
2W Sr cat. Exfr1 tei1, 4it, Tor haf-
nosy For<-U arfrire. sos ELh4< nrfff BY
expnesae = frrietl. aestly laEed. 81 rctirt 81
frcnrea tie arency ard ueh~ = rye nfu1Is.
10 goods prlil paid for. ADDRESS
EcoNQ4y e5FFLt hovaE la1nnis ctIo.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-06-30
fohAssEssoR.

We are apshohste 70 announce
y. H. wKrTErKE.
Asaiit Hiatt for recollection 70 the ofes %
a $50 Ger Of Capa Girnr1eau County, subject
fifIsassio7 Of the Republican nomination con
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-06-30

~
he T#0E-ItG TAEEA
ofnnI fpfta az ffb 4qq. prQhf1
1UEIui II&fE III 1ut i1A-l1IGLI
atA acknowledgements.
- -
tHfAHDA1 JUNE ~, ~
tnhs1 o@ee e'e.@
FOR CIRCUIT CLEuK.
We are anlhgrized - snnonnee
c.. G.r.r seea 1900 1885, 10 ~ seri,l
ne ca ~ Repablicaa nominatfaf couvcn-
thA
aa1A'n-so 70 anno'nes
hcLsnS
r.,+ c,SSpiern r-1-fv. rnbisct Ia ~ sction Of
fas iriabflcs7 nomlnaiing couEenfioa.
. COUNTY CbEkA.
We ne aurhonzrn 20 hnnonia
w,r.-b..
M
Tiers sftas cSssty Court Of Cape elEs5asaa
aoni.aisS eoaSsafioa.
ROB Sherry
We are Authorized % annocnee
J,-bsox R.xpo1
a. ~. of
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-06-30

pluN DAILY fSttpt soniaF
~ Inn now makaa llru1t conrcctIoa VIA
'a-f+A &. rr1In1 IetLnr lrpc GlrzrIr11 ~
eUa m e11gInE Al Loo4 a. I-M . ~.
ketur1luF. leave s., Los alma n ANY,
ing - IFF oIr4rI111 81 Ir n
NEo + L4Hx. Goa. Easf. AZ A.. fr1Ia.
erc fAnH-e, csn A,easlr. s Lens.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-06-30
F,R COMMON PLEAS CLERK.


EDwAED II. EGELNASS,
A. = ra1itdatc for reelection TO. the once Of
4a.as. subject e ire Aetlea q the Republican
i,onsisaaA convention.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-06-30

a - ,dItate for ne ogss a. 1fria C~Fk o.
EtH Giraf LEAD ctknty. sahlec4 - the decislon
Ne q - ~ Republicaa nominadag couvcn-
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-06-30

NC It 11Thon111 % 1l1o1n11
WuuM PAS,
Al q e17di1Hte Cor re-election 70 The o1re 81
l1erk oftas COSBY Court Of Cape Glrarlean
go ~. suajecz 20 fhe acsio1 Of tao keYablcaa
aoni1aIH eourslfica.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-06-30

ME- ~
Is ea1AIdafe for re-eleeti6n 20 the once o.
y Tres. urer Of Cape Girariean county, subkncl
- the acxi6n % the Republican nominating
k1nFsnfioa.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-09-02

the front Of her house. but too late. She was
only IN time 10 get farewell look az her
darling who held ont IT'S little hand 10 mother
who was running 10 the Rescue. On rlsned
the pOnierous engine ana struck the little
one on the Ge Of the head AMI right arm
Just hard encu n 90 kill but not dis1gure the
sweet little picture Of innocence. Il Easped
for breath for half an hour when its little
spirit went 10 the God who lent il TO the low
ing parents.
a negro about whom some mystery hangs
was transferred from tire cellar OF "a bar
room on Decatur street Atlanta. Wednesday
afternoon to the Grady hospital a teIe hone
call for the ambulance said that man had
U' FL Saot on Decatur street. and a. soon as
posi- lie with rr. Little in charge the vehl-
Gle made lis way TO the place. There was no
eX ltement arO9ud and nothing gave any evil
Gunce Of the fact that q shooting scrapC had
occurred. The ambulance was on the point OF
returning when some one said that negro
man very badly wounded was ing Ia the
cellar under the store. The doctor went down
at once, and found man who gave his name
as John Pitts. Suffering from several wounds
in the right Leg. He was stretched out on
b anket on the ground. and was In "A critical
c5Ud}tlOn from expo are and the loss OF blood.
Ab,us the cause OF his condition the ne TO
was unable TO give any satisfactory statemt NJ
ana before htt4g taken up told several con
Trajectory tales.
A handsome token Of admiration and pop
uIarity. presented TO the noted Harry till,
now in the state penitentiary. in days gone
by when ne was "a dandy tOu0uCiOr, rluluE on
the tOpmOst wave of fortune aud prosperity
Is 10 be offered upon The altar Of Decatur
street pawnbrOkcr. a dand1cr conductor
than he never bro ght a train into the union
depot, His bright uniform was always speck
less and neat, and the sparkle OF diamonds
aided the proper accent To his apparel 3 he
pOrterS always tipped their caps and the
passengers always smiled as he passed.
Ia those DAYS the world smiled on the
dashiug Young conductor. lie vas handsome.
polite ana clever. He gave % his work the
tone OF swelldom. and no conductor Lad more
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-09-02

New Orleans. Sept CLEARED. schr c u
Jones, Fort Meyer.
Port Eads. sept Arrived. steamship
Legislator lBrl. Tenant Liverpool; Hudson
Kemble New York
Sailed, steamships CayO Romano Antwerp,
Arkansas. Havana -
Baltimore, Aug S0-Arrived, schr J : Hos-
kiu.s Barnet, Jacksonville.
Brunswick, Aug 30-Sailed. schrs Emile Z.
Northam. Wilmington, Del; Dickey Biri
New York
Bristol, Aug 3l-Arrived. bark Svttenda
Mai Nor. Tellefsen. Wilmington, Nc,
Garstcn Aug 3)-Arrived, steamer Ranmoor
[Brj Gillans, Port Royal, sc.
For additional shipping news
see other columns.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-09-02
ABE BUzzARD ON THE RACK.
The ex-outlaw Being Tried for a Score
of OFenses.
From the Philadelphia Record.

Lancaster Pa, Aug. 23-The famous
eX-outlaw Of Pennsylvania, Abe Buzzard,
who turned evangelist, was to-day put on
trial, He is obliged to answer nearly
score of indictments for alleged bur
glaries and thefts Although Buzzard IS
only little past 40 years of age, he has
spent more than twenty years in prison
Buzzard was put on trial for stealing q
horse blanket. The theft was committed
while Abe was on a religious lecturing
tour He denied his guilt when on the
stand, and claimed he never saw the
blanket. He was contradicted by his
wife and daughter-iu-law, who testified
that he saw it months ago The jury was
out al the ad yournment Of court.
The trial attracted a large crowd OF
people from all sections Of the county.
The court house was packed with one OF
the largest audiences this afternoon that
il ever contained. and when Abe was
taken from the court house to the prison
van there was a crowd Of hundreds OF
curious people to see him.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-09-02
5adlng tutures ra1ge1 as follows:
Opening. Highest Lowest Closing.

Cash quotations. were as follows: Flour.
was quiet and inactive; prices were steady
55t5c Corn-No. ?. 55Ac. Oats--No. p 2s14
@2924c. Mess pork per barrel, S13 s7ls.t1
IA 90. Lard. per 100 pounds, IS 10 Is IS
short rib sides les s. 1907 50. Dry salted
s. 25G1s 30. Whisky. 81 49,
Cincinnati, sept. 1.-Flour-spring patents
g 2oG$! 80: fancy 81 75@? 30; family " a
= G5. Wheat active; No ? red sic Corn
fairly active No. > white 571ac; No. .
mixed a6a; NO. 2 yellow Sc Oats active;
No. mixed Bic; No. , white SAC. Pork
city mess Sl3 IS; clear mess SII rs: family
SO 90. Lard steady; steam S. IS; kettle dried
IS STA; leaf s IS: bakers $50 Bacon was
steady: shoulders 81 80; short rib sides S. IS;
short clear sides 80 co. Whisky firm 81 q
st. Louis, sept. Flour dull depressed;
spring patents s. az &c.; extra fancy ? 20
az 80; fancy - Oo62 u; choice 81 7J3l 50.
Wheat lower: September SAC; December
53405396c "a; May SOC. Corn lower; Sep
TENDER 53c; Deem Der 4813c: May 50LlI5Oas C.
oats lower; September 204c; May 355sc.
Professionalism mess at S14 81; on orders
9lo ". Lard, prime steam IS 81: choice
81 421a. Dry sailed meats - shoulders S. 20:
longs and clear ribs n S1l4; shorts s. I2is
Bacon-boxed shoulders s. IS. longs IS 62Ja;
wines firm at 81 33.
Baltimore. Sept. Flour dull UNCHANGED;
western superhne 81 709l 90; western extra
patent y lC02 so; spring 81 201D IS spriag
straight s Os03 so Wheat steady; No red
spot 53A05)Bc; September 553al55 sc: De
cember 59GG19lsc May G4c: steamer No .
red 52MG53ci milling, by sample, 56G563l G.
Corn unsettled; mixed spot 5,Isc; Septen-
Der 55hc year SIC; southern white 5SC.
southern yellow, $50 Oats steady; No. 3
white western, 35lq@S36c; No. , mixed west
ern 33la@3Ic. Rye Inactive; No = SOC Hay
market quiet and easy good to choice
timothy 81 Oc@l5 90 Grain freights duII.
steady; steam TO Liverpool per quarter Is:
Cork for orders, per quarter rs 4Iad: -four
sc. Provisions, market steady: mess pork
SIG 90 Bulk meats-shoulders So; short
rib clear sides 914c; clear sides 9Ac. Sugar
cured shoulders yAc; hams, small, 14IIc;
large, 10 &C Refined lard g3ic. Butter was
firm; creamery fancy 2402f5c; ladle fancy
l5Qlec; store packed 14015c. Eggs steady
at lb5ac. CoIee quiet; No. :, l6It@164c.
Sugar strong and active; graduated 5.O6c
Rice.
New York, Sept. !. - Rice, active and
firm; domestic fair to extra 41lQ5Bc; Japan
4h944c
New York. Sept. l. Wool steady fairly
active; domestic fleece 1S92ic; pulled $50
34c; Texas lO0l4c.
Petroleum, Oils, Etc.
New York, Sept. Cotton seed oil was
firm and quiet; crude 2961}0c; yellow at 2Oc
New York, Sept. l.-Petroleum market
quiet; Washington in barrels 50 %; Wash :
ington, In bulk, 81 30; refined New York in
barrels, s. 49, Philadelphia in barrels, S5 10;
Philadelphia in bulk, 81 600S2 to.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-09-02
Receipts.

Per Florida Central and Pennsular rail.
road, Sept 10 bales cotton, 5 cases smoking
tobacco ! case empty bottles, bales hides.
II bales plaids.
Per Central Railroad, Sept ISIS bales
cotton, | car brick, , cars lime, | car oats
car hay / car corn, ? cars excelsior. cars
flour, car melons, car coal, car bars u
cases eggs, cases smO tobacco, , bbls empty
bottles, Ala tons pig iron, ,S12 bbls rosin, 2{2
OblS spirits JuFpentine.
Per savannah, Florida and Western railway
Sept l-S42 bales cotton, 1901 bbls rosin col
bbls spirits turpsntine, II cars phosphate, p
cars lumber, , ears wood, % tons pig iron s.
boxes fruit, Is crates pineapples. l car corn
cars hay, 4SS bales hay, 40 pkgs mdSe, SO
bales hides.
Per Charleston and Savannah railway,
Sept l-S3 bales cotton. ? cars stone, ? cars
lumber, 3 cars wood, car beer, | ear brick.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-09-02
SPIRITS HELD HIGHER.
Steady Sales Reported at Is i-2C,
But Factors Want More.

A Better Tone to the Market-Rosin
Selling Well at Firm and Unchanged
Prices-Ootton in Good Demand, But
Offering Stock Small-A General
Holiday to Be Observed Next Mon
day, and All the Markets Will Be
Closed.
Savannah Sept. There was a much
more uouyant feeling in the naval stores mar.
ket than has existed for some trms The
oHicial sales were 1870 casks at 2C1ac for
regulars, while il was rumored that there
was good demand at that price which
ca lsed holders TO ask 25alc. There were no
sales reported at the latter price though the
market closed firmly held. There was good
demand for rosin. The inquiry for cotton
was fair, with only small offerings. The gen
eraI markets were usually quiet and steady.
There was no Oficial reports OF cotton from
New York that market being closed for the
day. Liverpool spos were quiet and I'M
changed, with arrivals steady and in moder-
ate demand The full report OF receipts at
all ports was not received, and our table is
incomplete, having only reports from points
heard from. All Of ths markets will be
closed Monday, Labor day. The stock mar
ket was quiet, there being but few operations
IN the market Inc Closing showed net
sain Of 4 TO 3 per cent. Grain closed with
a decline after sharp fluctuations in corn,
which influenced the other markets.
The following resume OF the different mar
kets will show the tone and the quotations at
the close today:
Cotton.
There was a continued good demand on the
ma ket but the Offering stock was small and
consequently transactions were limited.
There is a better movement expected next
week and no doubt business will be better.
Prices remained unchanged.
At the Cotton Exchange the market was
bulletined steady and Unbalanced as follows.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-09-02

Charleston, Sept ARRIVED. brig Odorilla,
Dasey Philadelphia; schr Edna and Emma
Richardson. Baltimore.
Cleared, schrs Peter c Schultz. Lower
New ork; Edward n Emerson Burton. II
Vincent. WI,
Sailed, schr Julia Fowler, Chase. Kingston
Jamaica,
Cleared from Beaufort and arrived Port
Royal schr Alma Cummings.
Jacksonville, sept Cleared sCurs Bertha
Louise, hannah Fall River. Mass: Peno5
SCOT Dodge, Belfast, Me
Key West, Aug 3l-Entered, bark Scanned
Bros lBrl, Mct arlane, Greenwich schr Lis
White. Griffin, Puta Rassa; steamers Leona
wilder, Galveston Mascotte Decker Tampa
Cleared, steamers Leoua, New York. Mas
cote, Havana; schrs Lily White, Punta
Rassa; Catherine Minerva, Mumme, Pasca
goula.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-09-02

Per Italian bark Amalia Gargiulo for Genoa
II 9l2 bbls rosin, valued at $500 and I'D
casks spirits turpentine valued at s.. sos
p ShOtter Co.
Per Norwegian bark Rex for Pernambuco-
3O0) bbls rOsin, valued at S6,560-Walter
COney.
Per steamship VIM Lawrence for Baltimore
sos bales cotton, 236 hbls rosin. 10 bbls rosin
oil, 1l9 bbls spirits tur pentine. 70 casks clay
l23, 29S feet lumber. 2O0 SACKS phosphate. I63
cases palmetto tiUre SO bales domestics Iq9
pigs mdSe, 80 boxes lemons.