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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-05-18

Tybee, May 17-9 30 pm wind s. fresh fair.
Port Eads, May l7-Arrived, steamships Ell
Rio, Quick New York; w @ Hewes, Moran
Bluehelds; Agnes Falsen, Bocas del Toro;
tloridian lBrl, KING, Liverpool; bark Ange-
lita [Spl, Roig. Havana; steamship George
Sealey lNor1 Amundsen, Bluehelds
Sailed, steamships Albert Dumois Port
Limon: Breakwater Belize. Hond.
Georgetown. May II Sailed steamer Croa.
tan Hansen. New York via Wilmington: schr
Nellie Floyd, johnson, New York
Charleston, May 17-Arrived steamer Sem
mole, Chichester, New York proceeded
Jacksonville; schr Elwood, Harlow, Gardner
New York.
Spoken of Charleston. schrs Joel Cook.
New York bound Fernandina, City of Phila-
delphia. bound Satilla River, Ca.
Mobile, May l7-Arrived, schr Margaret s
Smith Brl, Marshall, Ruatan; steamship
Haugesund Nor Bocas del Toro; sehr M 4
Achorn, Achorn, Kingston.
Cleared, schr Scotia, Benson, Havana;
steamship Nicaragua, Nicolaysen. Bluehelds
New York May 15--Cleared, schr Annie Il
Ketchum, Stille, Jacksonville; Geo X Cong
don, Boyles Charleston.
Baltimore, May l5-Schr Annie Bliss Phil
lips, Savannah.
bordeaux May l2-Sailed, bark Vista
[Norl, Giertsen, Sapelo.
Ham burg. May l4-ArriVed steamer Ever
est [Brl, Douglass, Fernandina.
Lizard. May i4-Passed. steamer Iris, Smit.
Savannah for London and Antwerp
Rotterdam, May l2-Sailed, ship Thor
[Norl, Steinest, Savannah.
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EXPORTS OF COTTON.


New York, May 17.-Flour market dull,
weak; winter wheat low grades 81 90G12 so
fair to fancy 81 5O02 95 ditto patents 50 100
3 SO Minnesota patents IS 25(D4 10: MIN.
nesota clear 81 25d2 70; low extras 81 9Oll2 50;
southern -four duh and weak common 10
fair extra 81 00(9S co. good to choice extras
IS OO93 %. Wheat, dull and lA@lAc lower
No. cred in store and elevator, 561l0D56Ac;
afoat SCI options active, but l1lQl%c lower
closing weak; prices went below previous low
records; No. red, June closing 56Ac; July
5715c, August 594c. Corn dull, lower and
weak; No. 2, 421a@i2Ac in elevator; $40
1910 afioat: steamer mixed 4OHc options
dull weak and A@sc lower May 421ac;
July 42Bc. Oats more active; May 374c;
June 37Sc; July 37Ac; No white. May 4l54c.
spot No. =, 374@38c No white 4lHil421;
mixed western 5od.39c white western 426a45c.
Hay-choice fairly active and steady; ship
ping GOOSE; good 10 choice S0990c Beef
quiet and steady; family Sl2 000l4 %; extra
mess IS 00l1S So Beef hams dull al $ls 60
Tierced beef dull but steady; city extra India
steady; picked bellies &c; picked shoulders
&c; picked hams l0Ac; middles nominal.
Lard quiet and lower; western steam closed
s. SO; city 50 80; May 81 Gu asked July g. 80
asked refined dull; continent 81 80; South
American IS 25; compound s. 1906 l2Hc
Pork dull but steady; mess S13 501l3 IS;
extra prime Sl3 So Butter moderately
active and steady; state dairy, 12016i9: state
creamery, l+9l7c; western dairy, 90l2c;
western creamery, l3Dl7c; Elgins 17c Molas-
ses foreign nominal: New Orleans open ket-
tie, good TO choice 2fll36c, dull but steady.
Peanuts quiet; fancy and-pcked 454G4%c.
Cof1ee-options steady and unchanged TO 5
points up; May Is 50; July IS 20; Septem-
Der IA 55; November IA 05; December 10 90;
spot Rio dull and steady; No. Z. l640ll6Ac.
Sugar, raw quiet but firm fair refining
2%c; refined fairly active and steady; mould
AGA 1l-l6c; standard A 3l6c; cut loaf
44Gg4 l5.l6c crushed 4A@4 l5l6c; granu-
lated 4GD4 5-l6c. Freights to Liverpool quiet
and weak; cotton. 5-b4d.
Chicago, Ill, May 7.-Another slump in
the price Of wheat took place today. At the
opening. and for the greater portion Of the
first two hours trading there was fairly
steady tone to market but not by any means
that appearance which denotes strength or
ability to rise. There was not much activity
TO trade during the early part OF the day but
the last fifteen minutes more than made up
for any short comings in that direction. There
were many influences at work to-day, the most
powerful one apparently being the entire alb
sence OF export demand, which the abnormallY
low price was expected TO bring forth. At
the close OF business. New York reported only
three loads bought and Chicago had nothing
in that line to its credit. Pardridge's selling
started the break about midway In the SEES
sion. and each succeeding clip OF an eighth
added fuel, from other sources to the flames.
Near the end he leisurely covered without
checking the decline One commission house
was a rival Of the High roller on the selling
side, the output being set down 10 Cottren
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Financial.

New York. May II. 4 p. m.-Money on call
is quiet at per cent The last loan was at /
per cent, and at the closing was offered at
per cent.
Prime mercantile paper. S1l9l14 per cent
Bar silver o2Rc
sterling exchange is firm. with actual bust
ness in bankers bills at "a 8714 "A S74a for sixty
days and 81 sS3l@I 81 for demand; posted
Coz Commercial iGi bills "a S6H@is7 for sixty
days
Government bonds steady. State bonds dull
Railroad bonds lower
neglected.
the opening quotations at the Stock Exchange
to-day:
Chicago and Northwestern. ............. 1854
Lake Shore. .....,...t.-..... loyt4
Norfolk and Western preferred 80. ..... 20
Richmondand West Point Terminal.
Western Union 90. ............. ...,-.. o3B
New York. MAY II. The stock market was
firmer to-day the improvement icing due to
covering OF short contract for local and for
eign account. London, 1t was estimated
bought fully 10000 shares OF st. Paul. Atchl-
son Northern Pacific Louisville and Nash
VILE and Uuion Pacific. The advance IN
prices ranged from 4 to Ia per cent, Della
ware and Hudson and Union racine Ieadlng'
When, the demand ,I IRON shorts e9ne,
cially for the stocks undergoing
REORGANIZATION, aud the reports OF heavy as
sessments to be levied upon New England
Erie Atchison and other stocks, causing
LIQUIDATION by those not In position TO meet
the payments. The bears are naturally tax
ing the utmost advantage OF these llqulda,
tions. The industials were strenRthen
bv the declaration of the dividend OF per
cent. on Lead Yesterday the stock was
forced down to 364, on rumors that the al
reetors had decided not to distribute proits
at this time. whisky after selling down to
23lS, rose to p rapidly on covering
OF short contracts. In the al
ternoon the break in wheat leo 70
renewed attacks by the bears. and the lowest
figures of the day we're recorded. 81 PauI
fell to 5ssS Burlington to 7s Rock Island az, 70
esq.,: Lake Shore to $780,. Manhattan 10 ~;
General Electric to 35l&; New York Central
to VS.; Mi ssouri Pacific to 265 New England
to Az; Atchison 9}s Northern Paclne, pre-
ferred. to 1874; Reading TO 1884 and western
TTnio1 10 s3a AT the close the market was
weak with the active issues anywhere from
X to below yesterdays nnal figures
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Baltimore, May 17.-Flour easy; western
superior 81 S0G2 %; western extra a. iOa
, 40; western family 81 6O02 80; winter wheat
patent IS lO95 40; spring patent 80 lOa3 IS;
spring straight 50 1908 80, Wheat market
weak; NO. red, 5TA0571ac; May 57]4G157Isc;
July 51405Sc August SIC asked: steamer
No. red 5i154Lc; milling. by sample 5sGl
BIC. Corn elsy; mixed spot 45lD4h ,Sc: May Al
Q4Bc: July 434c asked; steamer mixed
43c bid; southern white. by sample 4lG45ISc;
southern on grade, 1926 &C. Oats firm No.
: white western 4Sc asked; No. 2 mixed
western 4064lc Rye quiet and easy; No. 2.
5)051c. Hay quiet; good to choice timothy
sl4 509l5 90. Grain freights closed weak
steam to Liverpool, per Dushel ID; Cork
ions steady, unchanged; mess pork, S14 so.
Bulk meats-shoulders nc; short rib sides
nc; clear sides nc. Sugsr-cured shoulders
SAC; hams, small. l3c; large, l24&c. Lard,
refined sac. Butter firm creamery fancy
lSc Iadle fancy lac; store packed 7G1lIc
Eggs firm at lie Coffee quiet; No z 16I5c.
Sugar steady; graduated Side
Cincinnati. May l7.-Flour spring patents
50 4OQS3 95; family 81 40G19 IS. Wheat
dull; No. red 5lHQ52c Corn steady; No.
white &c; No yellow 42c. Oats receipts
Bacon steady; shoulders Gao; short rib sides
&c; short clear sides TIC. Pork-mess. lob
rates SIP 80; clear mess Sl3 %; family Sll 20.
Lard-steam Leaf. ioo rates 71e kettle dried
73sc; leaf nc. Whisky steady at 81 Is.
ST. Louis, May l7-Flour quiet; patents
81 1902 81; fancy 81 20Q2 30; choice 81 e0Q
zoo. Wheat lower; May 5lc; July 59d52hc;
August 52495295c, Corn lower May SOC
June 354c July $3.50. Oats same as yester-
day; May 35Hc; July 28c; August 2sAc.
Pork-standard mess S2 37h; on orders,
Sl2 %. Lard. prime steam 81 UO; choice
"a TO- Dry sailed meats-longs and clear
ribs 80 20; shorts So 81. Bacon-boxed shout
ders So IS; longs 81 co. clear ribs S. 12]s;
shorts 81 20. High wines steady at 81 o.
Rice.
New York, May 17.-Rice quiet, steady;
domestic fair to extra, 37405hc; Japan AS
@4Ac.
Wool.
New York. May 17-Wool dull and firm;
domestic fleece 20025c; pulled l6025c; Texas
9@l0c.
Petroleum, Oils, Etc.
New York, May l7.-Cotton seed oil quiet
crude 30c; yellow 33033Ic.
New York, May i7.-Petroleum quiet but
steady; Washington, in barrels 50 90; Wash
lngton, in bulk, 50 so; refined nominal New
York, in barrels, s. IS; Philadelphia and
Baltimore in barrels, s. 10; Philadelphia and
Baltimore, in bulk, 81 6O9S2 %.
Naval Stores.
New York, May 17.-Rosin quiet. firm:
strained, common to good, 81 22I50DS1 271b.
Turpentine duh and steady at 291z08Oc
Charleston. May II. - Spirits turpentine
26c bid. Rostn steady; good strained ii 90.
Wilmington, N. c.. May 17-Rosin firm
strained, S5c; good strained, soc. Spirits
turpentine steady, 26Mc. Tar firm at 81 ~
Crude turpentine firm; hard 81 90; soft 81 10,
virgin, ~ Is.
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% SUE HIBHb 7,
Naval Stores.

Spirits Turpentine-After several DAYS of
an inactive market, the exporters having re-
NAMED out, there was a decided change in
the tone yesterday afternoon, and nearly all
of the buyers were inquiring for the product.
Sales. however, were not large, as the ma
lority of the factors refused to sell at &c, the
closing quotations at the Board of Trade. 1t
was reported, however, that there were sales
Of about 900 casks at that figure. Indica-
tons point to a higher market tomorrow, as
the factors, who have been under the expense
Of holding the spirits for the last ten DAYS
expeCt TO get enough advance to pay the
cost of storage, insurance and cooperage
while it has been in their hands. There is
little stir among the trade, caused by one
buyer. at least, refusing to take a certain
Manufacturers casks for regulars. as it is
claimed that they do not hold what they
gauge. A committee composed OF buyers and
sellers will inves 5igate the matter The GER
tain casks complained OF, il found irregular
will be barred from the market, according to
the rules of the Board of Trade.
At the Board of Trade at the opening call
al II o'clock. the market was bulletined
firmly held at PIC for regulars, with sales
OF 10 casks. At the last call a. o'clock D. m.
it was posted firm and unchanged, with
further sales OF $50 casks.
ROsin-1he market to-day was quiet and
no sales we're reported. There was consider
able inquiry, however, and bids were freely
made al a decline Of sc in Fl and all grades
below The factors were holding firm for
quotations, which were quoted firm at the
Board OF Trade as follows:
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Consignees.


Per steamship VIM Lawrence from Balti-
more-Leopold Adler, Estate S w Branch, w
4 Belford, NJ S & ID A Byck j Ii Behrens p
BIuttimer, w 4 Bishop, j G Butler T Cooley
w q Cooper, Cornwell & c, w b Carter, r J
Dukes, A Doyle M j DOYLE, James Douglass
j r DeLorne, II + Dresser. M Dryfus, w
Diers, j Dixon & Co. Eckman & V, ] II Enties
man, A h Entelman, ! Epstein & Bro, Ed
nonston, j Eagan, Frank Co, $ J Fisher
W w Ferguson & Co, Fretwell g. N, ] f Free
man, A ; Griffin. l. Fried, Gardner & f. + J
Golden, E Grady & Son, L b Greer. Hull s.
p, r f. Hoyle GroceryC Co Haynes & e, II
Kuek, n Lang, Lang. H Il Livingston,
w +, Lynch, John Lyons Co, Mrs M n Law
Ter, Lindsay & M J f. LaF'ar, G r Ladeveze
Il II Levy & Bro. A Leffier& Son, Mutual Coon
Assn, Morning News w Is Nell & Co p h
Masters, J Meyers, r Muller. Moore & Co.
McGrath & Co, McKenna Il w Nathan Bros
North, q n Nichols, S L Newton. II I
Moore & Co, j Cshiek Peacock II & Co, N
Aprea & Co. a Quint Jas Raw. p Ross Jno
Rocker, G Rhodes & Co, II Solomon & Son,
Solomons & GO, savannah Grocery Co, Savan-
nah Steam Bakery savannah n s Co. j )
silva, 6 hroeder Co II Stellges Ii Sulter
Smith Bros, q w Teideman & Bro, Mrs f d
Wheat, j d Weed Co, NJ & C w West, L
M Wakefield.
Per Central Railroad. May 17-Butler & s.
Davis, National Bank. Moore s. Co, Hull
=, Savannah Grocery Co. Law & Il, j b
Harvey, Hanley, kavanaugh e. 4, @ w Cum
ming, V + Baldwin Lindsay s. MIG w Parish.
IL
Ward, j Weed & Co, NJ Ferst's Sons g. Co,
h Stults & Co, Savannah Furniture Co. Mrs
Emma Maddox, + Lovell's Sons, j c Slater,
Mlldred Brown. Savannah Brewing Co.
Per Florida Central and Pennsular rail
road, May lT-C kohlson. Lippman Bros H
Hesse, 7 Shuptrine & Bro. Heuisler & H.
Solomon q Son, M Ferst's Sons & Co. w L
Daniels. S Guckenheimer & Sons Decker & D.
j A Ives.
Per Savannah Florida and Western rail
way, May l7-Butler q s, NJ Maclean & Co
John Flannery g. Co, Dwelle G g. d. Montague
q Co, NJ g. ID MacIntyre, Ellis & Co
w w Gordon & Co. Warren & A McNatt a. M
Chestnut ON. J p Williams Co. Peacock
II & Co. Hunter p & b, GreIgg & W. Morris
kuOin, s Z Shotter Co Savannah c & w Co
NJ Henderson, Smith Bros, Palmer Hard
ware Co. II Solomon & son, L r Myers g. Co
Conner h & Co McDonough & Co, Dale, Dixon
& Co. Il b Cassels, Reppard & Co Capt H
Johnson Betsy Stevens, Meinhard Bros s. Co
Lowell q L. Epstein g. Bro, McGrath & Co
Estate w Branch, r + Hoyle Grocery Co
j + Grady & Son, Leopold Adler Hull g. p
Brush Il l. & z Co, g w Tiedeman g. Bro, j X
Garrett, Haynes & e, Savannah Cotton Mills,
Lippman Bros, N Paulsen, u Weed e. Co
+ N Hull, w D Slmkins, F. Hunting Co.
Mrs c Graybill, l. tutzel. Hopkins g. S, Hall
e. Robinson.
Per Charleston and Savannah railway,
May 17-Chesnutt & ON, Williams & Co
Ellis Y & Co. Peacock Fl B. Co, Greigg J g. w.
Hunter p s. B, g M d Riley, Mrs Petionovi h,
Savannah Grocery Co, BRAID & H, L Moyle,
b Sanders.
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Per steamship City Of Macon for Boston
Miss Alexander. Hoyt, Miss Ada Robertson
Mrs X r H Dumars. Mrs F. wilkins A NJ
Varnum, Mrs f A Fowler and two children
Mrs M w Montague, N c Little and wife, Mrs
p 7 Curtis, Miss M III Curtis. Z Loverin and
wife. Mrs Merrill, Mrs Stevens, II McFar-
land, w Smith, w Z Harrington, + Harrison,
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Fruit and Vegetable Market.

New York, May l7.-Palmer, Rivenburg &
Co. quote: Oranges, fancy brights, S4.50d5.OO,
russets, S3.000400; potatoes, Savannah
primes. S6001750; Florida rose, primes,
d6,0O97.5O; Chilli reds S60007UO; cabbage
eggplant, $3.00@60O; beans, Savannah, wax,
s.. 5O93.O0; round. Sl.OO92.50; tomatoes, 75c0
30 o5
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For additional shipping news
see other columns.
Notice to NIariners.

Pilot charts and all photographic informa-
tion will be fu FINISHED masters OF vessels free
of charge In United States photographic
once In the custom house. Captains are
requested to call at the once.
Reports OF wrecks and derelicts received
for transmission to the navy department
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Steamship Laurestina IBrl. Gavin, St Pc
tersburg via RevalJ F. Minis & Co.
Schr Percy Birdsall. Burr, Philadelphia
George Harriss s. Co.
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Sailed Yesterday.

Steamship City of Macon. Boston
Steamship Laurestlna [Brl Reval and
st Petersburg
Schr Percy Birdsall Philadelphia.
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Per steamship City OF Macon for Boston
POI bales upland cotton. 10 bales sea island
cotton 26l bales domestics and yarns % bbls
rosln oil, 800 bbls spirits Jurpentine. 500 bbls
rosin, ~ bales hides SO, l39 feet lumber 2S
bols pitch, 10 bales wool, los pkgs fruit, 1873
pkRs vegetables horse AZ sacks roots 10
cases rosin oil, % sacks cotton seed meal
cars slaves 1877 pkgs mdse
Per British steamship Laurestina for Reval
and st Petersburg -50J bales cotton weighing
PAS 2l7 pounds. valued at SlS6l6 for Reval:
pounds, valued at S50.S 26; 20 bales sea island
cotton. weighing 77.l30 pounds, valued at
Sl2,OU, and Abs bbls rosin, weighing 2.O5O 500
pounds, valued at 81, 800 for st Petersburg.
Per schr Percy Birdsall for Philadelphia
s443l5 feet lumber-Dale, Dixon g. Co and
Georgia Lumber Co.
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COM NJ ERCIAL.
SAVANNAH MARKETS.
OFFICE MORNING NEWS.
Savannah, Ca, May Il, 1894.
Cotton

The eject of the decline in spots and futures
=, the New York market did not have the
erect Of breaking the local spot market to-
5.v. although there was very little demand at
me quotations, which were easy. At the
Cotton Exchange at the regular call, at
o'clock D. m, the market was bulletined easy
and unchanged, with sales of SI4 bales. The
following are the official quotations at the
Cotton Exchange:
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fer charleston 4 savannah railway, MAY
IL cars wood, , cars coal rs boxes tools 10
o3SS peas bdl ptg paper, IS nests trunks.
FER savannah. Florida and Western railway
MAY Ito Gales cotton. l,459 bhls ros n, $50
noIs spirits turpentine, IS cars rock 10 cars
lumber, cars wood, car hay, / car coal
car hour, car corn, cases pants as cases
SaI goods 90 boxes soap % pieces iron, -
ohls whisky, obls paint, 3 bblS alum / Dbl
money llS boxes fruit, 119 boxes vegetables
~ ools vegetables, ia bbls potatoes, cars
logs Dbl vine, > cases wine, Z cases cigars,
cases clothing, bbl coffee, case shoes s
ouIS PADS, bale wool. I phaeton and Tx
lures. Dbl lamps, bales hides 3 iron dru ms
s. ouIs household goods. - pkgs mdse.
FER FLORIDA Central and Peuinsular Rail
ROAD. May l1-l2 rales moss, l box books bdl
scraps, case calico, 8 rolls mating 70l crates
vegetables - crates fruit bblS cabbage 200
beer kegs. boxes petroleum oil. box ptd
medicine, - cases smo tobacco. / crate tin
stens. box soap, bbls liquor. , cases
clothing, 40 pkgs tobacco. l case cigars. lots
household goods, bale plaids, l bbl roof
coating. case oysters bale domestics
Per Central railroad. NAV l7-ll4 bales
cotton, 5J tons pig iron, 293 pkgs vegetables
l4S pkgs domestics 1855 pkgs mdse . U2S hbls
rosln, oH bols spirits turpentine, 20 de hams
~ cases eggs, - bbls whisky, 20 cases whisky
lO naf-ohls d wine, case wine, Dbl -four 5
sacks peas, tales wool, 2s6 bales hay, 45O
bags grits. 100 buls grtts 600 sacks meal car
fresh meat. dS pkgs furniture, 80 kegs, 3 boxes
hardware, half bbls beef, , bnls potatoes. ,
ooAes drugs ll5 bbls lime, ? cars wood, l car
lumber, car tues, 9 car aXles, > cars beer
Saf pals Dbl material cars coal, 81 cases
empty bottles pkgs household goois3 boxes
IN TOT acco, sewing machine. bales waste, .
Dols hides, trucks, car corn.
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Cleared Yesterday.

Steamer Alpha Daniels. Beaufort an
Port Royal-CH Medlock Agent
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High Water at Fort Pulaski GIL am, 1928 pm
Arrired Yasterdav-

>~~~-~-~-~-~~-~~~-~-~~~O~
Friday, May IS.
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A Callahan, Sallie Clark. c C Barnes. Mrs
NC AlcEachern, Miss McEachern. a Smith NJ
ballon, F Fessenden. c Pittman John
morrison and son, Parsons and family II II
Dodge, Mrs c Gordon, Mrs Eaton. Mrs Lee
,Sna, L + himball and wife, G NJ Patterson.
= McG ulre and wife. Mrs J NJ Coulter Waldo
Coulter, c Mapson, G A Marshall, A Bayo
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PETERMAN's DISCOVERY.
KILLS BED BUGS
That walk over it

As II is well known fact that there never
was an article before known which would per-
tectly eNterminate Bed Bugs. only Temporal
rly allay their progress. which gives the
housekeeper endless labor In looking after
and applying temporary substances In view
OF ABOVE fact, have devoted years ex-
perlmenttng TO produce an article which will
permanently destroy these pests thereby be-
ing great boon 10 housekeepers and labor
saving. PETERMANS DISCOVERY is
about the consistency OF a thin cream, which
does not show thinly brushed on the finest
polished wood or furniture. brass or iron
without the slightest injury TO either. 1t is
clean odorless and does not soil bedding. etc,
Put up in = pint and gallon decorated tins,
Manufactured only by
WILLIAM PETERMAN, Chemist,
New York and London, Eng.
Sold by all druggists.
Solomons d Co, Adams Drug. Paint and
OiI Co.. LiVingston's Pharmacy, Savannah
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ROACH FOOD.

II has no equal IN the world. II attracts
the Reaches and Water Bugs as a food which
they Ike letter than anything else. They eat
II and are cremated TO a shell. The large sale
ana high reputation Of this preparation has
been gained priu .ipally by one person recon-
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Country Produce.

Market for poultry steady; fair demand;
grown fowls z pair, 6O970c; z grown 45@5Oc;
geese p pair. 90cG1Sl 90; ducks. 65ll75c. Mar
ket for eggs is steady; market fully supplied;
co ntry p dozen, lie. Peanuts-Ample
stock; demand fair; market steady; fancy
q n, sac; small hand-picked, a H. 4c.
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The market is firm. The sales to-day we're
- barrels. The quotations at the Board of
Tra DO are as follows
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GOVERNMENT BONDS

United States Is, registered. .........I 1311
IGuiteoSt9tes IS, coupons. .............. ll3 ..
asked. +pid
new York, May lT.-Treasury balances
today were as follows; Com. All AS 001. Cur,
rency, S54 ,463, 900.
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Among the inactive stocks Erie. preferred.
fell to 2sl4. and Great Northern. preferred
3 TO 100. The sales OF listed stocks we're t5s.-
UJC shares; unlisted 5000. Railway and mis-
cellanec u bonds were weak
The quotations at the closing were as fol-
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-09-16
Mir. Money Bag.

Mr. Money Bag has just found that he has been losing money by buying his Fuymre at Znssey's CasA FWre S0ye he making fast time getting there and his friends and their friends trying get there at the time Now you money, just follow n in jump in, get any way you can, and you will the dolar like thousands that have already bought from have saved the dollar and ready
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-09-16
Don't Lose Your Nerve.

Get your nerves, then back comes~your branyour calm mnd your sound judgment, your common Sensible people make srewd Furniture buyers-they know bargain, they quality, they know style and they know low price, Znszers Seboards Wardrobes, Hatracks, Patent LoNnges, Bedroom and Paror Sus fine of Rock
 large stock Extension Tables, Folding Beds nice stock Carpets Mattings, Shades and Rugs Also fine selection of
 Iron and Brass Beds received this week. Baby Bugges to suit all.