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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-17
CATARRH NOW EPIDEMIC.
Dr.Copeland and Others Authorityfo the Statement
Increasing Number Of Applicants to the Copeland
Physicians-Sp Splendid Provision for ALL

The practising ply -icinns of New York
seem now agreed an one matter W com-
III on publ e Interest, and that IL Ihni the
month OF October has set In with the reg
ular epidemic of cn.nrrI The disease Is
always prevalent In our climate. but this
time IL seems to BE- on liz like wave of
In grippe. thnt takes In nli men, or. like
II sweep OF the epizotc, TINT takes IN uil
horses.
Dr. Copeland, who IL regarded rs the
best authority in the diagnosis mud hnn
ding oi the disease, mud one oi the few
great masters OF crtarrh aud it's subtle
complications nav living, confirms the
Impression at IL. present epidemic form
in his statement recently made public,
touching the inevitable results Of nbuor-
NAL climatic conditions recently rrrvn-
lent. The consequence II thni nmonC
those applying To the Copeland physicians
for expert treatment aud for the benefits
I of their popular eight fee systcm" the
proportion of catarrh patients IL Y5 per
cent. greater than Mt any former iail
scnsOn during their entire protes siOaul
history In our city.
| II isn't always a mere nasal catarrh. II Isn't
always an lnnamed and running nose or stuffed
up head and stopped-up nosrils In an unusually
large number OF cases 1t s something deeper,
more subtle. more secret and more serious.
Thousands upon thousands find themselves suffer-
ing from some mysterious dyspeptc trouble COM
ing in reality from catarrhal Inflammation Of tho
mucous Innings OF the stomach others are sud
denly conscious Of some mysterious kidney dlsor-
der bladder disorder. liver disorder. bowel dis
order. uterine disorder. coming in reality from
come long lurking unconscious catarrh Of either
Of those vital organs. still others find themselves
sick and miserable from a strange, facilitating
bodily heat, which la In reality slow catarrhal
fever coming from the gradual action Of catarrhal
poisons upon the entire system. II Ia this. In
reality that makes catarrh such a danger. The
patient can have 1t for months and not know 1t.
The Copeland offices ut 10 West Gath
st. next to Hoffman House, are the only
Offices the Copeland physicians have In
New York. They have no branch offices.
Their professional work IN not let out To
hired assistants, who are changed from
month to month. Patients always see the
same doctors. 10 West 2ith st., the only
office.
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Mrs. Slcklund says; THE physicians went to
would give me no comfort ont, shake their heads
Ernvcly when talking with me- became 40 dis-
CourRgCd at my failures to get relief TINT | about
made up my mind to end an existence which had
become unhearable. could scarcely eat. my
throat was sore. | could scarcely hear as the
catArrh had extended to my ears. My head was
full OF huZZing roaring Soundh. ! was short OF
breath, as the catnrrh hnd extended to my bron-
Chial tubes. | could not sleep at night on ac-
count ot the night sweAts. Pains In my chest and
the cough continually distressed me Drs. Cope
land and Gardner told inc my trouble was brOn
chial cAtarrh and catarrhal deafness At the sec.
ond visit to their once the roaring in my ears
ceased. pains in chest better. aud improved
100 per cent. ] am like a new woman to-day"
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To Await the Coroner's Report.

Giovanni Postararo OF 122 Elizabeth street. who
1t is charged. stabbed Entonio Vulto of 20 Prince
street, last Sunday evening in quarrel over a
game OF cards was held at the Tombs Police
Court to-day to await the action Of the Coroner 5
Jury. Vulto died yesterday In st. Vincents Hos
pital.
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Keeps
Underwear.

We have 1t made to order at the
mills, so we know all about it. It's
made our way. When the maker gets
through, we take hand at 1t. If 1t
isn't right-back it goes. We resew
every button. The safety pin stage of
development doesn't come for some
time.
Any price you like-and cheap at
that.
Keep Mfg. Co.,
Takers of Keeps Shirts,
Broadway, bet. 18th & 18th SITS.
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New Store, New Carpets.
You get the benefit OF Tree wool at CowPER
THwAITs, l04 West 14th st. -
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-17
A Safety Pin

..t.. -., is q good thing to fasten
your underwear with. after the but
tons come off. It's lot of bother,
and it wears holes in the goods. but
maybe you like 1t. II you didn't.
you'd probably buy
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-17

nRnFTnnJe 10 :. NJ. to 10. 40 NJ. 2oN 500
pkIII Ink \ Merry Novelty Bill All new
| HUI lUll y Living Pictures II, 10 p NJ
sun. shcrel NnnCerlA ~ ~. % 4. NJ. lDntlnnouA
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you, Graveairs? No, thank you. Never
smoke? You ought to, then. ~ would
make you less morose Weed for you,
Charlie old hey. Thank you; / think
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-04-26

Per Florida Central and Peninsular Rail-
road, April &c Eckstein Co. G Holmes,
w II Green, Ludden g. b, A Ehrlich g. Bro,
Cornwell & c, Lippman Bros. Smith Bros, ID N
Thomas z Burton. M Y Henderson. j H
Bruhner, Grady & Son, L r Myers & Co,
M S Il d A Byck, Norton & II, E Lovell's Sons
BOreas. Savannah Grocery Co, A l. Rich
ardSOn, w H Price, H Solomon & Son, w IL
Ray, Savannah N S Co, M Ferst's Sons Co,
Savannah Steam Bakery, Harness & J, Henry
Suffer.
Per Central Railroad. April 25-Haynes g. E.
John Flannery Co, Woods G & Col S Wood
Bro, Hunter Z B, Williams Co,
Dwelle C & d, M Maclean & Co, Mohr Bros.
Peacock II & CoNatlonal Bank OF savannah,
Armour Pkg Co, w b Sheftall, G NJ Lowther
A Letter g. Son, Morehouse Mfg Co, The
Brunswick Q Co. w G Cooper, J T. Gutman,
Mcmillan Bros, Hull & p, Shea Plating Co
L Fried, Standard Oil Co, Western U Tel Co
Adams d p g. Co H Solomon Il Son, J Ros
enheim & Co, w w Ferguson Co NJ Fersts
Sons & Co. John Lyons g. Co. Neidlinger & r,
The Miller Co, 5 Guckenheimer & Sons, p b
Springer Bradley & j.
Per Charleston and Savannah railway,
April Chestnut g. ON, J p Williams & Co,
Greigg J & w, Ellis g. Co. Peacock H & Co
Hunter p B, McKenna & w, Lippman Bros,
II j . Brien, Palmer Mfg Co, Kavanaugh e. b,
G Peters, ] H Holmes, ID Morrison & Bro,
Palmer Hardware Co, W 3 Daniels. r Land
man, w McDonough, Stillwell NJ g. Co, J b
Sanders, A Ehrlich & Bro. M Doyle, G r
Holmes w G Cooper.
Per Savannah. Florida and Western rail
way April <O-W w GOruOn q 20. Butler q -,
Brown Bros Woods G & Co, Crawford H g. Co,
Dancy C, Lemon & NJ, w w Chisholm & Co,
Chestnut g. ON, Ellis Y g. Co, Greigg j g. w,
Edwards 7 & Co, Hunter p g. B, McNatt g. M,
Peacock Ii q Co, Savannah N > Co. Nelson @
& Co. M Maclean& co, John Flannery g. Co,
p Williams g. Co. L r Myers & COD r Teit-
jen Broughton Bros, Smith Il w. G M Nc
Caulley, ) p Shotter Co, Lippman Bros, w
Watkins, s Guckenheimer & sons. G II b
Smith, Hull Co, L Bluestein Goette,
Dale Dixon Co. NJ Ferst Sons & Co, Hull
s. p H Solomon & Son, Savannah Grocery Co,
A Enrich q Bro, A LETTER & Son, Bradley q J,
w d Simkins Smith Bros, McDonough e. Co,
Savannah Brewing Co, G X Holmes, Mrs X J
O'Brien, Reppard & Co, l Epstein & Bro
Savannah Steam Bakery, Fawcett Bros. S p
Keck, j I ShUptrine & Bro. Specially Co,
Lowell & L. G w Tiedeman & Bro f Meyer
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RACING AT MEMPHIS.
Favorites Land Winners at Prohibi-
tive Odds.

Favorttes Land Winners at Prohtbi
tive Odds.
Memphis, April 25.-The features OF
the last days racing was warm, clear
weather, large attendance, small fields,
favorites winning at prohibitive odds,
and Clihord's easy victory over Yo-Tam.
bien in the Montgomery stakes. 1t was
a neok-and-neck horse race for six
furlongs, which distance was covered
in 1:l5. Then the mare Jagged and
Clifford was pulled up TO let her lap him
until they came into the stretch. There
the mighty son Of Bramblc was given his
head sufficiently to forge two lengths in
front of Joe Hooker's daughter. The
mare was ridden hard until the eighth
pole was reached. then Williams saw.there
was no chance, and quit, letting Clifford
gallop in. Peytonia ran all the way and
was Beaten twelve lengths.
First Race Purse, 800. for 3-year-olds and
upward. for starters and non-wiuners the
meeting; six rlOngs hi ernia queen. 8 10
s. won easily. with Revenue second and CAP
tain crane third. Time. l:1TA.
Second Race-Purse, 500; for 2-year olds;
four furlongs. Fertile. to 10 won. " III Fri
facial second and Mary Lou third. line,
0504.
bird Race-The Montgomery stakes. &1.O)O
added. net value 70 the winner 81, 81 one and
one-eRhth miles Clifford TO 81 won. with
Yo-TamDien second and Peytonta third.
Time, 1874.
longs. Fecrier. To 2 won, with Gen. Ross
second and imrock third. lime l:30l5
+ ifth Race Purse 800, handicapfor a-vear-
olds and upward, oIe AMI one sixteenth
mics. Enthusiast TO >. won, with Prince
Carr second and King Lee third, lime 500.
Sixth Hace-Purse 400, for3-year olds and
upward that have run unplaced at the meet
ing, six furlOngs. senate Irby to 2 won.
with oxford second and Lady Cay third.
Time i:l7
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IN STOCK TODAY
at Estilrs News Depot, 21h Bull
Street.

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Street.
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"A Divided Duty" by Ida Lemon; The
Autobiography of Professional Beauty"
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Per Central railroad. April PSI, Si2 bales
cotton, 25l bales hay $50 sacks corn, ] car
lard cars beer, 500 bbls -four, , cars meat,
car g pipe, car brick and clay,l car b stone,
II cars wood, l car poultry and eggs 400 sacks
cotton seed meal, 1854 bales domestics iron
wheels, 10 trunks, cases cotosuet bales
wool "a casks clay, "a bales rags, lea bbls
rosin, 5SS bbls spirits turpentine, 81 pkgs fur
nlture, 80 pkgs hardware, 50 plgs mdse, %
boxes soap so dozen W boards 3 bbls mtl.
stu cap and arm empty barrels, IS cases
hams. bbls whisky, 30 bbls molasses, Dbl
oil, IS boxes lamp chimneys, % sacks peas 40
cases eggs, 3 rolls leather, 25 cases canned
beef. Dbl oil, bbl kegs.
Per Florida Central and Peninsular rail
ROAD. April 25-l46 crates oranges, l0S crates
squash, cases cheroots, AZ crates beans, l73
crates tomatoes. Is crates cucum bers, 10 crts
onions, 40 boxes tobacco, % cases tobacco,
l39 pkgs household goods, II bales checks ?
cases cigars 80 boxes grape fruit, .12 rolls
mating, case p boxes, 80 dozen brooms, 3
bales plaids, case empty cans, cases dry
goods boxes oil stoves, l box axes, box
wax, Dbl honey, l case clothing A crates
cabt age, bbls gs hides, cars lumber, 8
crates eggs, 81 boxes brushes, 5 DdiS paper c
bdls trowels bbls whisky, 10 bbls twlne, /
bale domestics, casR wine, 20 pkgs spikes, 6
crates sleeves organ and stool, bale waste,
cars ties, ( cases clay, 5 crates grease rs
cases potash. Edl hose.
Per Charleston and Savannah railway,
April 25-4 cars wood cars lumber, car ice,
car barrels. % sacks -four, / sack grits,
sack groceries, 2 bdls hides, 3 boxes eggs,
car household goods / sack potatoes, bdls
pillow handles, - pillow irons, l bale drills.
lounge, 10 bags cocoanuts, , crates and hid
p e ware, cases drugs
Per savannah. Florida and Western rail-
way April 25-67 bales cotton, cars corn,
! car oats, ID -bbls whisky, Is boxes meat. 5
bdls paper, Is cases whisky, car bones car
wood, 3 bbls empty bottles, / crate eggs, IL
bbls gum, ,566 bbls rosin Is cars lumber 473
bbls spirits turpentine, IL cars rock boxes
paper. lO) cases canned goods 1 car iron pipe,
m0Rp bOXaS 4 frui
boxes vegetables, 81 bbls vegetables, bbls
potatoes.
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Baltimore, April 25.-Flour dull and UNI
changed. Wheat firm; No. 2 red spot and
63c; steamer No. 2 red 5s9S65sac: southern
milling, by sample, 6OG62H. Corn frmer;
mixed spot 44H04i%c; April 441ac bid May
44H044hc; July 45Ac bid: steamer mixed
43A9B34c; southern, by sample, 45446c
southern on grades, 441ac. Oats trm; No.
white western 4lQ4iHc; No. mixed western
3S(D3S1ac Rye steady; No. 2 55D56c. Hay
quiet and steady; good to choice timothy
sl4 500Sl5 CO. Butter weak; creamery fancy.
22c; ladle fancy lac; store packed 9011c. Eggs
steady at l01Sc.
ents 50 40GS3 95 family 81 4O4s2 65 Wheat
market firm. Corn-No. mixed 42Ic: No
white 44c. Oats-No. white, $50; No
mixed 35Ac Pork-City mess $l2 so; clear
mess Sl3 90; family Sl2 50. Lard-steam leaf
74c kettle dried nc Bacon quiet and
eaiser; shoulders 6hc; short rib sides nc;
short clear sides 7ssc. Whisky steady at 81 Is.
st. Louis, April 25.-FlUur in moderate de-
mand; patents 81 S066S2 s.; fancy 81 2OG1S2 80:
choice 81 90D2 90. Wheat lower; May 540
6l3sc bid; July 56S@561ac. Corn erm April
lower; May 33c bid; July 27a4c asked. Pork,
standard mess S13 90; on orders sl3 So Lard
prime steam IL As; choice 81 5CG17 TN. Dry
sailed meats-shoulders So 121l longs SO 65;
clear ribs 81 IS; shorts So 20 Bacon-boxed
shoulders 81 90; longs 81 %; clear ribs ~ 3714;
shorts 81 62h. High wines steady at 81 O8.
Rice.
New York, April 25-Rice and steady; do
nestle fair to extra, 3AG51lc; japan $40
4&c.
Wool.
New York April 25.-Wool steady and in
fair demand; domestic fleece 20025c; pulled
I6Q25c.
Petroleum, Oils. Etc.
New York, April 25. - Cotton seed oil dull
and unchanged.
New York, April 25.-Petroleum market
quiet and steady
Naval Stores.
New York, April 25.-Rosin quiet, steady;
strained, common to good, 81 171a61Sl 20. Tur-
pentine duh and firm at 29i0e30Hc.
Charleston, April 25.-Spirits turpentine
firm at 26c. Resin firm; good strained,
Csc.
Wilmington, N. c.. april 25.-Rosin dull:
strained 82Hc; good strained, S7Hc. Spirits
turpentine iirm. 26Hc. Tar steady at 9Oc
Crude turpentine firm; hard 81 90; soft 81 90;
virgin, 81 on.
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Tybee, April 25-Passed out and anchored
in roads, steamship Wastwater. 900 pm.
wind > r. high; cloudy.
Georgetown, April 25-Arrlved, steamer
Oneida, ingram, New York via Wilmington
Aalesund, Belize; Clinton Bluehelds; Duke
OF York Hamburg via Newport News; Aran-
sas Havana; saltwater. Livingston: Gaia.
lima Barcelona. via havana and Cadiz; he
ria, Bocas del Toro; toxhall, Port Limon.
Port Eads April 25-ArriVed, steamships
Vesta lBrl, Brown. Liverpool; AGO. GLASGOW
Sailed, steamships Oteri, Ceiba Joyer,
New York.
Note -Ihe Spanish steamer Miguel Jover
before reported aground below the Head OF
Passes, was 1oated this morning
Charleston, April 25-Arrlved, steamship
Algonquin. Plat, Jacksonville, proceeded
New York
Mobile, April 25-Arrived. steamships Hau-
gesund [Norl, Fredericksen, Colon: ounnlva
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p. P p

The wonderful remedy for Rheumatism.
whether Sciatica, Gouty, Muscular, IndGm-
matOry, Acute or Chronic. it is positive
specific, and has never failed 10 cure.
+. Z. + q risky Ash. r,oke Root and Po-
tassiumi is the greatest remedy IN he world,
and is really superior 70 dot springs. Ark.
head certificate annexed.
Aberdeen, O.--Messrs. LIppman Bros, Sa-
vannah, Ga: Lear Sirs-I bou~ hit bottle Of
your 2. Z. z. at ot Springs, Ark, and 1t has
done me more good than three months treat
ment al the Hot springs.
Have you no agents in this part Of the coun-
try; or let ne know how much IL will cost TO
get three or six bottles from your city by eK-
press. Respectfully yours, Jas. NJ Newton,
Aberdeen, brown County, Ohio-ad.
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Nor Stvertsen, Bluenelds; Jarl [Norl, Hell
Cleared, bark Henry Norwell, Cushman.
SlenIgegos; schrs b Frank Neatly, Davis.
Port de PaiX; r Coolidge. Bagdon, Havana ;
steamers Jarl, helliesen. bocas del Toro:
Sunnlya, Sivertsen, B.uehelds banks Alice
lbrl haiker, Havana; Marie (Gerl, Fran,
GreenOck.
New York, April 2S-Sailed. schrs Aetna.
Jacksonville: Ida +. Latham. Fernandina w
l. Newton, Brunswick Emily f. Northam,
Charleston; Dickey Bird brunswick
MaaSsluis, April 21-Sailed, bark Record
INorl, Johannesen from Rotterdam), Savan-
Prawle Point. April 21-Passed, bark Dab
liza lSwl, Grimshy for Savannah
Samarang. April 2T-Arrived bark Mary )
Ames, knowles, savannah via Batavia.
For additional shipping news
at su niana4
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r. II. SMHTH,
Observer, Weather Bureau.

U. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE,
WEATHER BUREAU,
SAVANNAH, GA, April %, Top M, 1894.
WEATHER SYNOPSIS. ..
An area of low pressure, or mild dis
turbance, centers apparently of the east
coast coast Of Southern Florida
Pressure is highest in Southeastern
Virginia and extreme Easter1 North Caro-
lima.
1t is slightly cooler along the immediate
South Atlantic coast, in the Florida
peninsula, in the vicinity of Palestine,
Tex, and in North Dakota; elsewhere
the temperature has risen or remained
arly stationary.
During the twenty-four hours ending at
o'clock p. m. to-day. fair weather pre-
vailed throughout the Atlanta, Augusta,
Memphis. Vicksburg and Wilmington
cotton-region districts. Elsewhere in the
cotton belt scattering showers, generally
light, were reported.
Generally fair weather prevails in most
sections, with scattered areas of cloudi-
ness. p. II. SMITH, Observer.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-04-26
COTTON TABLE
EXPORTS OF COTTON.
GrAln, Provisions, 20.

New York , ril 25.-Flour quiet and I'M
settled; winter wheat, low grades 81 0uGG2 10;
fBlr TO fancy, 81 45d2 rs: patents So 1908 IS;
Minnesota clear ~ 50d2 80: Minnesota pat
ents SO 1901 As low extras 80 05612 49, south
ern -four dull and steady; common o fair eX-
tras 81 0J69S co. good to choice extras % 100
20. Wheat easier and moderately active;
No. , red in store and elevator, 6lHG6l4c;
aloaJ 624c options were fairly active and
irregular with the opening weak at 14a9sc
decline rallying sa@ SC, declining &c and
closing firm and unchanged to &c down; No.
red April closed at 6liAc; May 6l4c; July
&c, Corn trmer and quiet No. 2 4i0i45sc
elevator 44s6545Ac aftoat; options dull at 4
0hsc advance. closing strong; april 44Hc;
May 445sc; June A &C. Oats hrmer options
fairly active: April Sac; May 3e14c; July SIC;
spot No, 40c; NO white 4lHc: mixed west
ern 4014lIc white western 4i045Hc. Hay,
choice firm on light supplies; shipping $50
&c; good 10 choice s0Gd90c. Beef dull and
steady; family S12 006Si4 90; extra mess - on
as 50. Beef hams hrm at Sl7 so, Tierced
beef moderately active and frmer; city extra
India mess $40 O062l 90. Cut meats quiet and
firm; picked bellies 7lsc; picked shoulders
6hci picked hams lo91O4ci middles nomi-
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Bark Marie b kohrsch lGerl, Burmeister,
London, cement to Jos A Roberts & Co, yes
sci to Strachan & Co.
Bark Fama de Cansrias tSpl, Sarmiento,
Havana VIA Sapelo-J M Jorcano & Co.
Schr John II 1ingue Burdge, Port Royal
light-GeorRe Harriss & Co.
Steamer Katie Bevill, Augusta and way
landings-W T Gibson. Manager.
steamer Alpha, Daniels. Beaufort and
Port Royal-C H Medlock, Agent
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Per schr John Halliday for Portland
309,OlS feet p p lumber-Cooney, Eckstein
& Co.
Per schr May Williams for Washington d
IBIS feet p p lumEer-Stillwell, Millen g.
Co.
Per steamship D H Miller for Baltimore
l,4OO bales cotton, PSI bbls rosin, 35l bbls
spirits turpentine, bbls rosin Oil 421 bills
crates vegetables, 21s boxes oranges AZ bales
domestics, SO pkgs mdse, 272 crates vegeta-
bles.
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New York April 25.-The long expected de-
cision in the Chicago Gas quo warranto case
was made pablo after the close of the Stock
Exc hange Yesterday and naturally enough, OPP
the attorney generals adverse opinion as to
thelegality OF the company. The street has all
along expected that the decision would be
against the company, but 1t did not look for
such q sweeping condemnation OF the con-
Germs methods. The first impression OF
no ders was to sell the stock, and at the start
100 shares we're sold at 64063, against
66% at the close yesterday. The stock
led all the rest during the
tirst two hours of business and $1,000 shares
changed hands. During the remainder OF the
session only 1900 shares were traded in.
Representatives Of the company herewith con
test the matter TO the end. They claim that
the attorney generals charges can he dis
proved Dlstillers was another weak spot at
the opening, receding y to 23A, but the gen
eral list held remarkably well, and toward ii
o clock began to move up. General Electric,
the Grangers, Missouri Pacific, Louisville
and Nashville Delaware and Hudson, ana
Western Union, were in best de
mand but the improvement was not
specially marked. Speculation, except in
Chicago Gas, was quiet, and even the activity
in this stock as noted was confined TO the
early session In the closing dealings.
Sugar. New England and Dlsttllers we're
hrm on moderate trading. 1he market
closed firm and 46A higher. Chicago Gas lost
f42 80 shares of which 63,7U shares we're
Chicago Gas. American Sugar, which came
next figured for IA 100 shares Hooking Val
lev rights were traded to the extent OF
1O7l5 shares at 1sG1H. Railway and mlscel-
laneous bonds were irregular. Sales listed
stocks 900 shares; unlisted, 23'UOO shdIeS'
The quotations at the closing we're as fol-
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Pilot charts and all photographic informa-
ton will he furnished masters OF vessels free
OF charge In United States photographic or
nee in the custom house. Captains are re.
quested TO call at the Office.
reports OF wrecks and derelicts received for
transmission to the navy department
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Per steamship D H Miller for Baltimore
J A Potter, J w Harlow, DR. w Toward e
w Cannon, Miss Mamie Holmes, Mr. Lathrope
Mrs Lathrope, Mrs Littleheld, Little
held, M Hecht A Scheft, Miss NJ Tinsly, Miss
X Ttnsly, Miss Mccoy. Mr. and Mrs II c Jack
son, Capt Poor and wife, Mr. Adams Miss
Adams. A p Haines and son, Mrs Kate r
Polk, H Nurruh, Mrs Brooks.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-04-26
COMMERCIAL.
SAVANNAH MARKETS.
OFFICE MORNING NEWS.
Savannah, Ca, April %, 1894.

Note.-To-morrow being legal holiday,
49,, cotton Exchange and the Board Of Trade
vi he closed. consequently there will be no
,.rsl market reports published before Satur-
DAY morning. go
The local spot market continues DUH and
.-i,teresting. There is very little demand
~ Transactions are small. The sales for the
ire day were only 81 bales. At the regular
-t5dav call. at / O'Clock, at the Cotton Elk
-ss,ge. the market was bulletined easy and
--rbaneed. The ofieial quotations are as
folloWs;
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-04-26
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

Sun Rises $50. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. e. SPA
Sun Sets. Neutrality-suspicious.. 1896
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