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ters. 4Oc per pair; turkeys, $l.25a2.5o per
pair; geese, $75cQ$10O per pair; ducks, 6o4
zoe per pair.
Fggs-The market is dull at &c.
Butter-The tone of the market Is
steady. Quotations: Extra dairies, 24c
extra Elgins, &c.
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MURPHY g. CO., INC,

Board of Trade Building, Savannah.
Private leased wires direct to New York.
Chicago and New Orleans
COTTON, STOCKS AND GRAIN.
New York office, No 81 Broadway.
Offices in principal cities throughout the
South. Write for our Market Manual and
book containing Instructions for traders.
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Connections made at terminal points
with all trains Northwest, West and
Southwest.
Sleeping cars on night trains between
Savannah ana Augusta. Macon, Atlanta
and birmingham.
Parlor cars on day trains between sa-
vannah Macon ana Atlanta.
For complete information, - schedules
rates and connections. apply to
W. @. BREWER, City Ticket and Pass
enger Agent, lO7 Bun street.
W. Il. MCINTYRE. Depot Ticket Agent
j. c. HALLE. General Passenger Agent
T.. II. HINTON, Traffic Manager
THEO. ID. KLINE. Gen Superintendent.
Savannah. Ca
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COUNTRY PRoDUCE.

pouliry-Tho market is steady. Quota.
lions. Hnlf-Frowu 3juJ0c per pair: three
quarters grown. GnGOc per pair. full
grown fowls (hen9, G5a7oc per pair zoos
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FINANCIAL.

Money-Tho demand keeps fairly up
with the supply
The bank clearing during the past
week wer" Sl.ol3 s8.5l. against $20U lG2 d
for the corresponding period last year.
ana 81 So l89 IS for inc corresponding peri-
od ~ fsN
ciearings ny Days
Saturday ....,..,.......,.........E GJg5l5 81
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FINANCIAL.
NOTHING VENTURED,

NOTHING GAINED.
Send your name and address and secure
Information about Investment and Specu-
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experts, FREE OF CHARGE.
Stocks bought and sold on margin of
to 10 per cent Accounts can be open
ed with 500 upward
Lots of money can be made through jul
dicous speculation in stocks, cotton and
wheat.
Government. Municipal and Railroad
Bonds; quotations furnished for pur-
chase, sale and exchange.
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Bankers and Brokers'
6O-62 Broadway, New York City
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cotton. receipts none; exports. none; sales.
nooe; stock, 6SS bags. Quotations un-
changed
Wilmington. ~ c.. April 13-No mar
ket on account Of holiday.
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HoltiSh I1AtudIiBe- Market nrm. The
following are the Savannah quotations:
Commercial demand, 81 1854; sixty DAYS
"a S2@s; ninety days, $i.S0% francs. Paris
and Havre. sixty days, 5.225s; Swiss, sixty
days, 524ls; marks, sixty days, SO 1916:
ninety days, 1885,.
Domestic Exchange-Steady; banks are
buying at par, and selling as
follows: Amounts to and including
S25, 10 cents premium; s25 to $50. Is cents
500 to $500, 25 cents; 5000 20 81 900, Y
premium; over $1,000 81 per thousand.
Securities-The market is active and
strong for Centrals.
1900 1899. 1898.
4th week in Mch. IS 179.79S$ 1865 1928 lis, 452
month ...,........ 5I5,15S 526 9j4l AL $40
From July 1..... 4SG3, 029I l. 637, 749 4.5O2. 763
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printed stationery and blank books ff0a
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Receipts Past week.

TnE RICE mARKET.
The following are the Savannah quota.
tons
Nhvies '''''''''''s.,', ..,,4,.n..,.,...,N None
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OLD NEWSPAPERS. 800 for rs cents a.
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9Sgx'g!zG2bS;!ze
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FOR
New York, Boston
AND
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Unsurpassed cabin accommodations. An
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Passenger Fares from Savannah.
TO NEW YoRK-FIRsT CABIN $40;
FIRST CABIN ROUND TRIP, $32; IN
IEkMEDIATE CABIN, SIS; INTERME-
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STEERAGE, $40.
TO BOSTON-FIRST CABIN, $22:
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TBRMEDIATE CABIN, SIT; INTERME-
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STEERAGE, SIZE.
The express steamships of this line are
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Trans arrive at sayannan from North
N. rom Northwest-No So. "a. m. FIR
Fen-No 81 1927 p. M. No. SO. Il 80 D. m.
trains 80 and "a carry Pullman BuHet
Trains IS and SO carry Pullman BUFFET
Jacksonville
For fun information apply to
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w. p. SCRUGGS, ?. & T. A,
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w. r.. MCINTYRE D. T. A.. West Bros6
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Trains leave FROM r-r'or NenoL CORNER
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OCEAN FnEIGHTs

Cotton - Savannah to Boston. rsr
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aud East-NO. 30, o q. ND W 0'' ~ p
s-n Florida points, brunswick and Ia
s,aa,,re Cars between Columbia and
g,eepiug Cars between Columbia and
, pu,, and Bryon streets, opposite PULASKI
end Screven Hotels.
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and Liberty streets.
IPMAN, A. G. p. A.. Jacksonville
West p~Na1 end Inherit streets
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ASHN6 arrive
Savannah: Savannah:
Macon, Augusta. Atlanta,
IS A5am Covlngton, Milledgevllle Sc OOpm
and all intermediate points,
Augusta. Macon, Mont
gomery, Atlanta, Athens,
y 0pml Columbus. Birmingham. '6 OOam
Americus. Eufaula and
Troy.
10 o0pml Dover Accommodation. II 4sam
Y OpmI Guyton Dinner Train IA 5Opm
'Daily. Except Sundsy.
BETWEEN SAVANNAH AND TYBEB.
10th meridian or Savannah. city TINA
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Dahy-s:35 a. m. and 1915 D. m
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THE MORNING NEWS: SATURDAY, APRIL IA, 1900

Central or Meridian Time
TINE TABLE EFFECTIVE JAN IS. 1900
L,
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-04-07

NEW YORK. April THE London seek
Market was shown in the early cables this
morning q: a sharp recovery from yes
terdays depression and american stocks
were particularly buoyant The local mar
kct appeared to take its cue entirely from
the change Of front by London and the
railway lis, advanced rapidly during the
morning on very heavy dealings. Pennsyl-
ydnis was shown in an advance Of over
one poin. in London and this pronounced
rise was duplicated here at the opening Of
business. but the rapidity Of the advance
in this instance appeared to invite profit
realizing sales. There we're virtually no
exceptions 10 the general tendency Of the
market. although the dealings in the in
dustrials. with the exception Of Sugar Re
hning were in unusually light volume
Sugar advanced rapidly on very large
transactions. which. il is hardly necessary
10 say were attended by further positive
assertions that measures were on foot
looking % The conclusion Of the prOtractei
trade war All Of the local traction is
sues we're decidedly strong. with Brook
iyn Rapid Transit the feature in respect
Of activity. In the railway list the con-
spicuOus features aside from Pennsylvania
we're Missouri Pacific. Union Pacific. Nor
folk and Western, Chesapeake and Ohio.
and the Pacific stocks. In addition 10 the
higher range of prices furnished by Lon
don. foreign houses were heavy buyers IL
this market chiefly OF the Pacific stocks.
This circumstance. together with the COM
mon expectation that tOday's bank state
ment would show "A heavy rise in surplus,
accounted I'm me main for the market s
tendency
The bank statement was exceedingly dis
appointing in that In the place Of the
handsome gain i'm surplus which had been
commonly expected a decrease in that item
Of 81 q3i Geo was shown. The gain in actual
cash was far below the common estimates.
amounting 20 only 81 73S O0o The loan ac-
count also Increased far above the general
expectations. rising sl2,e54 Gee. In conse-
quence. the deposit accounts increased
yI467g. coo. which required a gain in actual
cash Of Sa.65c.'O0 i'm order TO maintain the
same percentage OF reserve tEat was
shown LAST week.
There were no known movements IN the
money market which would explain the
Unexpectedly small gain I'M cash aud 10 had
been commonly expected that the iquida-
ton OF loans on Government bonds would
fully offset the increased requirements OF
Wall street los reason Of the recent active
speculation. The banks stil hold $500.
600 iu excess # the lawful requirements.
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MONEY TO LOAN ON APPROVED COLLAT.
ERAL-No delay. CHARLES A. BAKER,
Rooms 40 and "a. AetzeTott Building. no st
is12.tf
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New York Cotton Market.
HE WANTS TO Know.
Talking Over the Telephone with
Police Headquarters.

Qr0m the Detroit Free Pross.)
The following is a verbatim report OF A
telephone COLONY between a clerk at DO
lice headquarters and a man with a pic
turesque dialect at the other end Of the
line
Ting-a- ling-hzzz- burr.
Hello"
oh hell-oa Is dieser der bolice head
quvaters yet-yes?"
Yes. this is police headquarters. What
do you want?
'Nhell. I got shtore on der corner. andt
idt2 Yah. das il is. What corner? What
din'rence does dot mack; aber idt migd be
corner Won Goose Alley and Duck shtreedt
Duck, no. aodt Dog shtreet-ksndt you
underestimate
Well what is the trouble
''Vhell, this morning bin down town.
ind since i vhas gone lots NV poys smash
ed mein windows in mein parn. to bieces
Yah. dos il is-in biecCs. ledle bits;-vier-
test du? Yah, dadts !igheed-preak der
windows all to shplintereeus. Vhas? Which
sigd Won der haus vhas der windows? No
madder. Il is mein shtore ind can blaze
der windows where / please. Now, If dere
wond't be no officer around here. / guess
dey'I tear der parn down yed't No. I
kahn nit see der officer. He list ausgeze-
ichnct. Yah, das list es-oud OF sigd"
did you seen any Of the boys?"
Yah. l seen him When l vhent AWAY
Did you seen him smash your win
dOws?'
''Nein-nein,'
Nine windows
''Nein--nein-I dod't nod; see him. aber
mein vhife saw river oder zehn poys l
hef lifed in der zeety zwelf year, und 1
vhant to know eff I hef er bay daxes like
we hef now und bay fur der windows desc
poys preak. too. Yah. We know dem yedt
we kahn INDEMNIFY dem. sure. I would
like to ndt oudt-is it,"
1 guess IL Is. responded his telephone
correspondent. A man viii be up there TO
investigate your case in ten minutes
maybe liter"
Dash list goodt GOodt -bve respcnde 4
the aggrieved individual And ;he service
gave way 70 cases OF less urgency.
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BASEBALL NOTES.

There has been no determined effort upon the
mart OF the New York club owners 10 bring
'.Scrappr BIl' Joyce back into line. Joyce Is not
holding out f0T an increase OF salary but clslms
that the New York club owes him money. which
they refuse 10 pay and that he viii not sign a
contract until that matter Is satisfactorily ad-
justed
President p. r Powers say he has been shah
bily treated by the National League magnates
with reference 10 the Baltimore and Washington
territory, as Inducements were held out 10 him
that we're not realized.
Catcher Powers. late Of the WashingtoRs. has
been secured by She indianapolis clu9, OF tine
csJrrn League
op tccauut of 1re unusually cold and Indictment
eeason the Giants have had little opportunity
60 grt into condition. Consequently gIass arms
snd charley horse are The rule rather than the
exception.
Dad Clark one of the most eNtensiby Jdvcr-
tiscd Of all tine old school Of ball players has
signed a soutract tc play with the BuiaiO Club
81 the Eastern League
The persistent rumor hcnds are working over
time Their latest bulletin j. that a deal Is on
and will probably mdteTiIiiZe. whereby Jennings
will 60 10 Philadelphia in exchange for either
Laioic or Dciehanty. Colonel Rogers would prob
ably have heart failure were SUCH proposition
20 be seriously presented 20 him. Yet II is statel
that Hanlon viii take the chances and make the
orer, or IN lieu 81 that " i offer 5000 piccc
fo- Jne players mentioned.
The unexpccte1 is not likely TO happen. 50 far
as having an Eastern League cluu io>dted IN ms
CITY The last information from Pat Powers is
that he had heard nothing definite from the Ma
tional League magn1tes that changes the situa-
ton.
There are other clubs besides the New 1orks
that DO moi want Tim Hurst as an umpire. Gin
cinnsti for instance, has some unpleasant mem
cries Of Hurst tuat some Of her indignant citizen,
manage 10 keep green
There will be some hot games between st.
~N.l "a
and Boston in the East
Barney Drcyfuss, Of the Pittsburg club, says the
offer by Ned Hsuon Of 5000 each for Delehanty
ard Isioie was a bald-headed bluff, intended for
Advertising purposes, as Hanlon well knew that
II Colonel Rogers parted with these players at
any price he would be forced 60 close the gates
NJ his bali park.
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ment were published the early gains were
lost IN many securities. The best judges
OF the flalket express the opinion That
the cid OF me bull marke, has not been
reached as yt- in the large majority OF the
list. but despite the OF dmism IN good
quarters The pace weeks business has been
such as 70 convert many Of the Procession
ais % the bear side OF the market. II Is
I'M os-ible to make any very positive pre-
dictIoLs amer such an impOrtan, advance
as prices have had IN the past TWO months.
but Il would seem Chan IN vhe general list
iTcludiug the Changers the Iacihc seeu-
rites. the Steel and Iron secW dies. and
many others. buying On recsssious must
be the most likely 10 result in profit for
some time to come.
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PROPOSALS for Stationery, etc.-Govcrnment
Printing Once Office ~ the Public Printer,
Washington. d. c.. April :, l10O.-S Sealed pro-
po-als viii be- received az this Once uuth
O'CLOCK p. ~. NAY 3. 1900. for furnishing ia
tioncry fuel. ice. hardware, plumbing. and eiec-
fris. suuuie- humber, etc, Tor she Use 81 toe
Government Printing Once during the hseai wear
ending June 80 1901. The right 90 reject any
and all bid and o. waive defects IS reserEeo- De
taiied .cr,,I,rleS Of the stationery fuel ice. etc
required accompanied by blank proposals, 1n1
giving 90, regulations with which bidders must
comply mat be- obtained by addIe7sirg this ofh,e
r 81 PALAIER, Public Printer
sp- 10 20 o. .wvl
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PRuPUs ALs-U : Department Of Agriculture,
office NJ Secretary. Washington, D. G. April
p 100 Sealed proposals viii be received al the
office Of the Dishur-ing Clerk until r. ",
TIL RSDAY. MAY g. 1900. Tor furnishing supplies
during rhe fiscal year ending June 80, 1901, -
follows. Stationery. laboratory. lumber and pack
ing boxes. fuel, painters. plumber, ice, hoNer-
pots, cleaning carpets, Telegraph ara HARDWARE
flags. instrument, maps. map f.ames, furniture,
waste paper. signal towers. and lanterns fuii IN
formation furnished on application 70 The DisnuEs-
ing CLERK or the Weather Bureau Bid must De
sealed and addressed 10 the Secretary Of Agri-
culture iu accordance with instructions given on
schedules. JAMES WILSON. secretary.
app. "a p. IS. uly1
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Substituted States SIS. coupon. SjUT
l0g IS. Lincoln National Bank 2Gl23.
Washington Lean and Trust. ldl6u. Ger
man American Insurance. 1d2l0. Capital
Traction. 70d lU2. 1O0G101 3-S. City and
Suburban Railroad 25G33 ID. 5Od32 "a.
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can Graphophone. sdIl 81 After call
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The market was somewhat Of a Gisdp-
Pointment today. business being duller
Than ,Or several days past and fluctuations
small except in one or two issues. Before
The Oank statement there was some ad-
vance and after the figures Of the state
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STOCKS ASCEND RAPIDLY
BuOyaney in London Followed in
the New York Market.

heavy Dealings in the Railway List.
Sugar Refining Leads the Indus
trials ON RumorS of m Ending to
the PrIcc-CuttinE-The weekly
Bank Statement a disappointment.
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Sugar was again the feature Of The list
this morning. IL advanced above ll6. hav-
ing opened up two points over night The
same talk Of settlement OF the sugar
war was heard, but nothing new. Ap-
parenuy a corner OF the shorts is the
best explanation OF the recent great
strength Of the stock
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The other Pacihcs were trile week -
they were on Thursday. Talk Of dis
agreements between the insiders in South
eTn Pacific and Of heavy selling OF the
stock by Mr.. Huntington has caused bear
ishness in the Street regarding 10. and
this is reflected in both Northern Pacific
and Union Pacific, common Early yester-
day Southern Pacific went as low as
80 IA the lowest price OF recent weeks.
but later Il revived a point. closing al
40 IL. The disagreement rumor, as a.
found widest circulation. was to the ef-
feet that Mr. Huntington and the SpeYer
crowd are az outs, and that. with or with
out their knowledge and consent. he has
been selling cut his holdings Of the stock
for some weeks past. The Speyers are
supposed 10 have been the principal
buyers.
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The profits # the Rubber Trust during
the year past were the largest in lis his
tory, The common stock is receiving !
per cent yearly and the company is earn
ing far in excess Of that amount. There
are tips 10 buy the common stock around
its present level
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FINANCIAL.
Throwing Bouquets

If we were throwing bouquets at omselves'' W
should pay thc newspapers regular rates for a
reading notice like this: Among che prominent
popular and eminently successful stock brokerage
houses there II none better OF more favorably
known than that Of Howard. Crosby & Go. This
house has shown such rare executive ability as
20 easily distinguish Is a. one 0f abe sbCst. most
reliable and representative houses a. the Street.
An Efficient service and clear end correct market
forecast, as embodied iu their daily market let
tcrs, are only a few ~ the factors. o.: no small
importance. contributing Co their well-deserved
success. This certainly would be throw ing
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The bank statement was only fair one
and hence disappointment TO the Streeet
which had been looking fer the best fig
ures CT the year. There was a decrease in
reserve Of more than a million dollars.
The cause OF the decrease was in an i'm
mense increase in loans which more than
made up for q good gain in cash holdings.
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Il gives strength while You sleep. Write for my
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FOR sALE-TYPEwRITERs.

FOR SALE Slightly used Remington and Deny.
more upeUrters; cash or monthly install
meuiS. Room 2. 1913 ST. nv apart
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FOR SALE Hardlu5u I-3 octave upright
piano; great bargain. % $50 cash. 222 s.
}. ave- -s. ru- 81 frl
FOR SALE-Au upright piano iu excellent couJs-
lion, only So; bargain. Address BUN 20.
this ofhoe. sp5-5t
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The traction securities We're strong again
today Brooklyn Rapid Transit getting
above Is. The Adjournment or the Legs
laJure is perhaps "a bullish argument on
the group.
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PROPOSALS FoR coAL- ~. sTArloNERl,

PROPOSALS FOR COAL. ICE. STATIONERY.
OFFICE SUPPLIES, Ete.-J nited States Com
mi-rion u Fish and Fishcues. Washington, d. g.:
Anil . Iq0O-Sealed proposals. TO boz marked
'.Propi,sls" viii bc received ny tine uuderrigiIad
al This Commission until TIL R>DAA. HE Sd
DAY or MAY. 1900. AT 2 O'CLOCK J.. NJ. atwhleH
lime and place tney VIII boz 0Vertd lu te pr'r-
emo, NJ attending bidders for furnishing -geh coal
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b. ordered during the fiscal year ending June 3D.
1901 Bids are alsO invited Tor washing towels
The right j. reserved 20 reject any I'D bids. 60
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oi any b.d and reject the otaer part Blanks FOR
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Ca De- met iu respect to each article, and also the
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each wiz he furnished on application GEpk'rE
n BOWERS CoumissioUer. apis 2l, 2.-myl
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Peoples Gas has been strong
this week The Chicago Chronicle"
which is owned by J. r. Walsh. he Presi-
dent Of the Chicago National Bank. and
a director in the Peoples Gas Company.
made the statement yesterday that his
company has bought control Of the ogden
Company and Of the Cosmopolitan Elec-
trio Light Company The electric light
company has q very valuable franchise
fer the entire city and has thirty-five
miles Of wire already laid. Another rumor
is hat the Peoples company will soon DE
in corgTOl Of the Edison company which
will give 30 all the lighting concerns in
the city and d monopoly OF the field
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At Ourselves

IN large juicy chunks. but 81 wouidu't bc eUoIgh.
SO We should continue as follows Thu remark
ably large business which the firm 8, doing and
winch includes enquiries and orders from al see
lions Of tire country. fully attest the standing,
SOLIDARITY, and successful service Of the firm. A
prompt service courteous treatment latest mar
Aet data. and very COmf1rJabiC-cVcn luxurious
furnishings. cisily mari these Offices as second
20 none IN The city This was eut bodily from
newspaper and applied 10 another firm, nor halt
al good a. we ase (in our own 0pinionl The
only difference. il had written the puff our
selVes, would be- 10 add. Write for oar free
book on margin trading.
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