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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-27
TERRIBLE EXPLOSION.
An internal Machine Placed ia a >a.o,a
Window.

.a
Window.
by telegraph 10 the Dispatch,
PHILADELPHIA. August %
About O'Clock this morning an ex-
plosion occurred in the show-windog Of
James b. Rodgers's saloon, on the
northeast corner Of Nineteenth ami
Csllowhill streets. which wrecked all
The windows in dozen stores in the
vicinity. The explosive package wa,
placed on the outside Of the window
sill. marks OF the burned fuse being
visible. The contents OF the win
low were wrecked and the panes OF
glass broken. No other damage was
iore to Rodgers'S premises. The win
low-pancs Of the houses adjoining 70
Tie eastward were broken from 1889 to
1915 Cal!oWhill strect. On the opp0-
site side Of the street the bow-window
Of the saloon Of +. S. Early, No. ls42
Caliowhill, was shattered by the force
Of the dctonation, aud the panes Of
glass in the front Of his house
were broken. There are no panes
Of glass left in the front window,
Of the house Of j. b. Schlaier. No.
1874 Caliowhiil street. and on the south
side Of tie street window-pancS are
broken in the building, numbered from
1884 70 l346. The glass in the east
front Of the building at the northwest
corner Of Nineteenth and Callowhil'
streets was also broken. Several men
who were playing cards in a neighbOr-
Ing saloon were thrown ont Of their
chairs 10y the shock, but nobody is re-
ported injured.
Rodgers is unable TO acc0un, for The
act and motive. lie Is not aware that
he has any enemies. and the affair TO
him is profound mystery. Policeman
Rotberland and Special-Ohccr STRAIT
ton. who witnessed the explosion, and
several other persons who were in the
neighborhood at the time. are Of the
opinion that the explosive used was
dynamite, as the defamation was very
loud and the destruction to glass sixty
or seventy feet away was quite extern
sive. Gunpowder would have to b.
used in very large quantities TO caus
such serious damage so far away from
the spot where the cartridge was placed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-27
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
49, YnRK NrncK MAREEI.


NEW YORK. Argus; 26.-Tne oec' nc
which has bsrn golng on Tor several days
past WAS cbeck ell. Al irast Tor Tue WI"
being, to-day. the result OF the da4 sDi'.ln.
tons she Wing advances. with i#0 oI ~
exceptions. Tor greater or less RiJDuhs' W
IN no case exec ediDg z. for any active ISL
Tie sirset we very well supplied WIN Iu'
NOR, bJl u very unimpOrtaBt chffhcFi.
Tie BOiable feature 81 'he days operations
has been the active. omen nus INK ~ pt"lhi-
nent operators. Who fOr some lime past
were cibssed among the lcading bulls Dut
who have been selling stocks more neccHt-
ly. On the other hand. fncre Nas good Seii-
iBg by prominent houses Jne result y
that The street b. considerably puzzled re-
garding the future of the market. although
the minority Of board room traders aro stii
on the hull side. one of The notable fto-
turcs ~ The situation Is ihe TACT mat
suOpg ten railroads reporting earnings
for either the second OF third week
ofthe curien; month only three snow gains.
ard fietarulugs ~ one % thO,". tine cana
Gian laciiic n due 10 increased fact iiies.
The market opened Irregular aiihpusn
scucuuy lower. ard ga the early dehilnH>
there werr Zoo most cases further fractional
Csciiues. Tho lowest pr ces heiuE made gem
tIaly Ia The frs hour. THIS WAS iohnWtd
ny reaction. which continued WIN ohiN
tiight Interruptions until - ci0fh or some
y ha' later. when fhr highest prifr, were
reached. the advances being y 10 / q. IN
flc Ilst bonn the market was decidedly
ruIl end there vas q fractional decline Ht
bout Z.3n T.. ". The most ~ which was
agafn recovered before O.clocS, and the
y arksf cicsei steady ri net gam ~ FOR
Northwestern. J.. for Reading and fraG'
Hons for ofasrsturks. SaIrs xbl 900 snsrrs.
N,on.-stocSA active and strong. Money,
per cent EXchauge--LOng. asa; short.
Iess. Governments neglected.
ltllifg.-l Nchanre. AS. Money, lalt
ter cent. Sub-rreasury DaIances-ioid.
lT4lS2: currency, $1,000. Governments
oul: p,r cents. ~ ; per cents, 1885,
hid State hon + steady.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-27
Alleged Malefeasance IN Office.
[By telegraph to the Dispatch

l|' s'~f" W eHo DsPosVh'I
WASHINGTON, August 2G.-The
Washington Star publishes statement
that John Dickerson, former superin-
tendent Of the new pension building, IS
under investigation upon charges OF
various kinds Of malefeasance in office,
whereby the Government was heavily
swindled. He kept no books, sold
property belonging to the Government
and failed to account for the proceeds,
paid large sums to ostensible employees
who rendered no service, and was in
collision with dishonest dealers in sup
plies furnished to the building.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-27
Admiral Com.bet.. Remalne.

IBy cabIe 10 Inc Ulspalch.I
PARIS, August 25.-The remains Of
Z dmral Courbet. which were brought
home from the East on the iron-clad
Rayard. were landed at Heres to-day.
5 mass lad previously been celebrated
on board Of the Bayard. The casket
was covered with wrcaths, and salyos Of
artillery were fired during the disem-
bsrkation of the body. The weather
vas brilliant and the scene very I'M
rrnssiXe
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-27

lby telegraph 10 the Disia'ch.l
TOGA, August 26.-First
e-threc quarters Of a milc-won by
Conklin; Cleaner second, Minnie Me-
tcor third. Time, lis.
Second racc-onemile and a furlong -
won by Nindex; Lady Of the Lake Sc
cond. Leroy third. Time, 2:0li.
Third race-thrce quarters Of =
milc-won by Carrie Stewart; Ralha
second, Becchenbrook third. Time,
l.l9.
Fourth rsce--one mile-won by
Charlie Marks; Easter second. Nora NJ.
third. Time, l:47I.
Fifth raco-one mile and a quarter.
over five hurdle,--won by Npady
Worth second. Beechmore third. Time,
o.oS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-27
The Hed'he IN Richmond Tester3G,
,rOq cT,0y l,,I 0gi} r,rf y~iU.fu


Four more eas-lighted buoys upon
Pntsch's principle have been sent oil
from Paris to the Sucz canal TO join the
eight already doing satisfactory duty
there. The buoys are charged with
compressed oi.-ga,. and VIII burn for
days or weeks. according 10 size, with
out any attention whatever. The first
Of a new pattern of gas beacon on the
same principe is to be put up in the
Clyde on the Gantoch rocks. 1t has
two red lights, and will burn for i've
weeks with one filling Of sas.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-27
TIC Cnro,inn Isiand..

IBy cRbTc 70 ne UIslnIcn.I
MApRID. August 2G.-Count de Be-
nomar, the Spanish Ambassador to
HeTlin, telcgraphs today that Germany
states that she declared a protcctorate
over the Caroline Islands, believing
they were unoccupied. and that before
doing so She informed Spain that Ger.
many was willing to discuss the ques-
ticn Of possession with Spain. or. if
necessary. to submit 10 to arbitration.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-27

lBy telegraph to the Dispatch

by ttltEfDpu 70 tne Dl1patch.I
PHILADELPHIA, PA, August 26.-
There is a run to-day on the Spring
Garden Bank, at Twelfth aud Spring
Garden Streets State concern. The
bank has not been closed, and all de-
mands are being met. President Fran
els W. Kennedy declares that the run
is due to malicious rumors. and that
the institution is entirely solvent. lie
says the surplus is about 100000.
The capital stock is ego, 100, aud de-
posts 81, 650,947.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-27
An Affair OF Honor Not settled.

Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.l
ATLANTA, GA, August 2G.-The
affair of honor between Editor CAN'T
and Representative Cornell has not
been settled. 1t is impossible to learn
what will be done. CAN'T is at New
Holland Springs and Cornell Is
here. Communications are passing
between them. Connell wants CAN'T
to retract, but he positively refuses.
it was just editorial comment. The
affair will come TO head tomorrow,
and it is believed it will be with
pistols and coffee. 1t is under
stood CAN'T has challenged Council.
1t is publicly talked Of here tonight
that The liquor men have spent $780,
eco to get the State-prohibition hill
killed. The city press has been quiet
for over two weeks.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-27

GRAIN AID COTTON LXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. August 81. 1885.
OFFERINGS.
WIfIAT.-Wh .te. 1875 bushels Mixed s2s
bushels. Red, Z.l32 tg.ue.s. IO.al. iOy3
bushels.
CDRN-Whife. $500 bushels.
OAI,.-3.3s5 bushels.
SAILS REPORTED 80 SECRETARY.
WHHAT.-W 1876 bushels common AT
800 Co ylc NiAei $50 bushels on priFafe
ter. 81 RED. - bushels common Long
b,ITy 81 ~ 10 s2r.: 600 hushel, very good
~ADsfbrrrf % private terms. } rGf hGsu-is
coA-IGc. 60 very good Snor,'rEry al ~ 10
o..
C.I& White. go bushels worry cool 10
prue \usium at 81 fo SIC: 300 bushels
Ntly eCCd western on private terms.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-27
TIE Smair.po1 in Montreal.

- W 7'''Il ~" ~ ~ NJ
MONTREAL. August 26.-Ihe report
at the health o.!ce to-day confirms the
previous statement that sixty cases Of
smallpox were reported yesterday.
Fourteen Of these cases were reported
by medical men, and Of the balance
only few have been verified.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-27
Ni,Ieh Nbont Momnn.

by tel0graph 20 he Dlspltch.l
CHATTANOOGA. August 2G.-A
Young man named John Jones was
stabbed to death by +. c. Kinks in
Walker county. Ca, yesterday, in a
quarrel about woman.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-27
The noiera Scourgc.

ITy NHHTt N NC IIsUaI'H.f
MAEsiILLEs. August - The NOR
taiity from cholera here continues to
decrease. Tventy-seyen death, we're
reported to-day. At Pharo Hospital
IL patients were admitted, o were dis
charged cured. o died, and - remain
under treatment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-27
noRr Oh VIEWPOINTS NEWS. AUGUST go.
[By telegraph

steamship Manhattan. stevens, New
York and sailed for West Point.
SAILED.
schooner Nellie ". Craig. pcarce. Port
land, coal. Chesapeake and ohio railway.
schooner u. Steeleman, Rose, Whining
ton, Lei. railroad-ties.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-27
nAHINR INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. AUGUST 20, 1888.
SAILED,

steamer Ariel. Clifford. Norfolk. United
States mail. merchandise, and passengers.
L. b. Tstum. agent
Schooner Wide-AWake, Wingheid, Jersey
cry, railroad-ties. NOryell, Leake 4 Co. /;
vessel Curtis 4 Parker.
Schooner LOtIle. somers. New York. pig
iron j. y. OOrcon agent; vessel, Curtis &
Parker.
,chooner d. Ii. Ingaham, Mullen, New
YORK, plg-lron, J. y. Gordon. agent; vessel,
Curtis x Parker
schooner Joseph Rudd, Hallock, Proyi-
d,nce coal. Chesapeake and Ohio railroad !;
vessel. Curtis & Parker.
schooner Henry Parker. New York, bark
ard slaves; vessel. Curtis & Parker.
schooner Maggie j. Chadwick orr, Ports
mouth y. H., coal, Chesapeake ana ONO
railroad: vessel, Curtis & Parker.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-27
Hsg Etie NJ isattcrsca.

U' IUTI' 10 NO I77IaT|I,T
IONuON. August 2t.-Ihc Plum
haco Crucible-W orbs at Battcrsoa were
burned this afternoon. Loss. $500 600.
Gre fireman was fatally injured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-27
AARKETS ny TELEGRAPH.


INV YORK.
NTW YORK, August 2G.-Cotton EASY 4.
~ .c.. o., oa - upancs. lV Site. Orleans,
10 1-Itc.. net Olldaftd receipts. 2fZ
bales; exports Great Brian. 1888
ba Is. southern Hour quiet and rather
weak. Wheat-spOr dee. iued about i.c /:
Liefafrd red T-u9Zc No. 2 red. August,
9D. g.; >rpts IA bef 9tl.i9i G.. Corn ale.
higher. Cngraded. 5fa35c.. No. Z. ADJUST.
- 1880. Oais % shade ilgner; No. 2. 3laa
biz. toIa quiet ard weak. COJee-SpOg
faiI uLd baIe.y stcadya Ss.31ta 500: No.
7 E.D. spLt, 1913: september. $3.50. sugar
uIln Hut in fair demand: fair 20 good re-
uuiDg r'.h5 &C.,: refined steady. Mo- asSes
STEADY and quiet. Ece Grm. COttOn-,eet
OIL. SIC. for refined; crude nominal. KJ,is
duii 90 81 1csSllj. 1uTpentlne weakev.
HIDES s'eady demand .ight. Wool nrm.
Pork MN. mess. spot. sl0.25asiO .Gzi D.
M.df.,s Gull. Lard opened u shade lover
cleo. couple Oi points higher western
ssicuia. -poi So 60; september s6.isG:J.j3.
fci-nts Inn.
BALTIMORE.
RALTTsORF, August 2B.-Flour easter
and ,uiet. Howard Street and western su-
peruhc. s3as3.40: extra. So 5Oas4.lb fAml-
is, f3.35as5: 'lty MILLS superlne. S3as3. rs :
extra. IS 3Oas3.75. Rio brands 81. 5Oas4 o.
Mhsat-Southern lrm under light supply :
western easier. except for spOs and dull ;
southern red. saassc.; amber, 93a9je No.
] Mary land, 30 a.. bid No. 4 western win
ter red, spot. e5i ass 9. COrn-Southern
steady and quiet western easy. closing
dun. southern white. 5ZG53c.: yellow. 53a
sac. cats easy and active; southern and
fennsyl wanna 30a32c. western white. 8Oa
SIC. miAed, 2sa39c. Provisions fairly ac-
tive and FIRM. MeAs-pOrk. sii.s5. Bulk.
meats-Shoulders and clear-rlb sides. rack
ed. y and sc. Reconsideration. 5A.c
clear-rib slider, 71Sc. Hams. lZa.c. Lard
Refined. Tic. Coffee dull; Rio cssrgoes. or
dinsry 10 fair, 75.askc. sugar nrm aud
steady; A soft, &C. Whiskey steady a,
Si.2casl.2l. Freights nominal.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUIS VILE, August 26.-Grain quiet
and unchanged. Provisions firmer aud
hiRner. bacon-Ciear rio, s6.25 sides.
SO Go; shoulders. e4.ss. Bulk meats-CieaE
RIO, 1919; sides. s6.l2s: shoulders. 81
PORK - Mess, Sl0. Hams 80 Sugar-cured.
si0.ooasil. Lard-Choice. $3.50.
CINCINNATI.
CdScTESATr. August 2d.-Flour heavy
and lover; family, s3.90as4.20. Wheat
steady No. 3 red, soc. Corn firm and higher
No. mixed. 4saieS4c. Oats quiet; No. z
mixed, 25a25lsc. Pork frIner at $3.50. Lard
stronger At s6.l3hasd.l5. Bulk-meas held
higher; shoulders. ss.s7a; shor, rib. s5,7as
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-27
R.CUM0HD TOBACCO MARKET.

Angus 2b. 1885.
Market rrner with better buy ing ofman-
UtacIuf,rs. and some speculation WAS COM
u.,' crd. iiO.d"is are demanding advances
an GrsHable bright sUn-cured. Receipts
ave sill lalsc and prices unchanged. Dark
Jugs and common iilicrs are iu better de-
luaut.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-27

We quota: FINE. sz.750s3 supcrgle.
s3as7.to. extra. S3.75a2i; family s8z5s
80. patent auiy, country, s5.I5Gsj.5O.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-27

speech is given to the discussion of is
sues between the two parties in terms
similar to those employed in the ex-
tracts here quoted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-27
BALTIMORE.


BALTIMORE. August 26.--N ugiuia new To-
-. So. IcN SIS. 81. lid To-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-27
a. SAKE q 90.
IFAIING CIOrWIH~ AND TAILoH-.
lOI3 MAIN STREET.
opposite pOst-Olllce.
fau2-i
I'm A.CIAl.
Y;ICHMOND AND ALLEGuANT
Il RAILROAD COMPANY.

DICHMOND AND ALLEGnANY
u RAILROAD COMPANY.
The Committee 81 REORGANIZATION ap
pointed under tire amended agreement
dafCd 18th January. 1883. pursuant % tAe
power therein given, hereby Tx -AILE II
BAY. .gth August. 49,. a> the limit OF
til. within which b0rdhO.iaf> and stock
holders may share I'D Ire benefits o. the
purchase and reorganization under sad
amended agreement. Holders are required
10 ceI0S.t Their securities not later than
the day named witA tine Mercantile Trust
Company SO 100 Broadway. New YORK.
ia accordance with the terms of the said
amended agreement. Bonds rendered Tor
deposit after goth August, lr-j. VIII o.
charged per cent. The committee reserve
the right 10 Increase, without notice, such
charge nom time 20 time.
ERWIN DAVIS,
JAMES b. COLGATE.
JOHN J. HDCOOK.
JAMES T. CLO~SON.
GEORGE r. BAKER.
SMITH CLIFF.
CHARLES -. FRY.
j. KENNEDY TOD.
FRANCS .. FRENCH.
au 24.5&2iavtAuZ Conmittee.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-05-07
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Schr B f Lee, Bull river.
MEMORANDA.

MEMORANDA.
Tybee, May 6, $500 p m-Passed across the
sound, schr Benjamin Lee.
Waiting, barks 4Eolus (Ger), CASTELAR, (Nor),
Wind r. light; fair.
New York May CARVED out, Suevia.
Darien, May Arrived, SChr Florence j
Allen, Soule, Baltimore.
Cleared ID, barks Dominica Utah, DeAngelis
GLEASON Dock; 4th, Drowning Sophie Nor,
Sunde, Greenock; VIM Bateman Ger, w iebe,
Brake; 5th, schr Alice Archer, Fletcher,
AspinWaI.
New York, May ARRIVED, schr Eleanor.
Mott, Georgetown, 5 O.
Berwick, May 2-Arrived, bark Blanche
OBJ, Halliday. Coosaw, &.
Genoa, April 29-Sailed, bark San Giuseppe
ItaD, Pensacola.
Rotterdam, May 2--Arrived, bark Christina
(Swl, Anderson, Savannah.
Rio Janeiro, April 9-ATrived, schr Helen G
Mosely, Holt, Brunswick, Ga.
Baltimore, May ARRIVED, schr City oil
Jacksonville, Stillwell, jacksonville.
Key West, May 4-Saled, schr Arietes for
RuatHn.
Belfast, Me. May s-Arrived, schr Charlotte
L Sibley, Bartlett, Bangor, to load for South.
CoOsaw, S &, May S-Arrived, schr Potosi,
Henderson, Philadelphia.
Bucksville, 5 c. May 3-Salled schr Lis
Georgetown. S c, MAY 3-Arrived, schr Ann
Valentine, Chambers, New York
Sailed I'd, schr Chas Q Lister, Truitt, Phila-
delphia.
Bath, Me, May 9-Arrived, schrs Hattie
Turner, Delaney; Hattie Baker, Parker. and
Nellie T Morse, Baker, Boston, to load for
Southern ports; 81 Thomas (sew), from Pitts
burg, to load for New Orleans.
Fernandina, May 4-Cleared, schr II
Levin, Hudson, Wilmington, n c.
Pensacola, May 2-Arrived, schrs A II Hen
derson. Henderson, Kew W est; 4th, stephen G
Loud, Torrey, New Orleans.
Cleared "a, barsks Oscar Wendt Ger.
Scharmberg, Brake; Francisco Qtal Tassa-
70, GLASGOW; schr Sadie Wilcutt, Jackson,
Boston; 4th; Senno QtaD, Condegla, Grange,
mouth; Saliecita utaD, Ascensia, Geeste-
munde; schr Carrie Strong, Strong, New
York.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-05-07
Fruit and Vegetable Market.
FLORIDA DISPATCH LINE QUOTATIONS
.SDsci0L 10 JfOrniU0 Veqoe

oDeclNt 20 morning NedC8.
NEW YORK, May 6.-strawberres-Flo
per quart. lOal3c. Irish potatoes-Florida. per
barrel S3a7 Cabbages-Florida, per Dbl, 81 5Oa
"a 20: Georgia. per Dbl, S4a4 50. Tomatoes
Florida, per crate, 81 50a3 80. Peas Georgia.
per crate, 75casl 80; Florida, per crate, 5Oca
u %. Beans-FlOrids, per crate, 81 50a3 50.
Beets-FiOrida, per crate, S2a$2 IS. Cucum-
bers-Florida. per crate, S3a6 Georgia, per
crate, Sla5. Squash-Florida, per crate, STA
81 25.
PHILADELPHIA, May 6.-Tomatoe -Flori-
da, per crate, 81 75a3 %. Peas-Florida, per
crate, Slal 50. Beans--FlOrida, per crate, 81 2ja
- 70. Cucumbers- Florida, per crate, $ia6.
Egg plaDt-FlOrida. per Dbl, 81. Squash
Florida, per crate, 81 25a2 50. Strawberries-
Florida, per quart, 20q30c. Beets- Florida,
per crate, 81 75a2 25. Cabbages-Florida, per
Dbl, $jaG.
BALTIMORE, May 8.-Oranges 80 Florida,
russets per crate, S3a3 80; brghts. per crate,
8a5; Havana, per Dbl. Sc 50; Jamaica, per
b0l, So so; Palermo, per box 81 50a3; Messina.
per box, 81 75a3 50. LemOns-FlOrida, per
crate, So so; Palermo per box, S3a3 80; Mes
sna. per box, So 7jaf. Peas-Georgia, per
crate, 81 50a2. Beans-Florida. per crate,
Sia5. Tomatoes Florida, per crate, 81 5na3.
Cucumbers-Fi0rida, per crate, s2a2 30. Cab
bagcs-florida, per bbl, $iaj, Georgia. per
bbl. S4A5. Caulinowor-Fiorida, per Dbl. ssa9
irish potatoes Florida, per Dbl, seas. Squash
Florida. per crate, S2az 90. Bects-Florida.
per crate, SLAP.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-05-07
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

LONDON, May 6, noon.-Consols, 9S3s.
1870 p. m.-Consols. 9S15.

LONDON, May 6, noon.-Consols, 9S3S.
1870 p. m.-COnsols. $50.
4p. m.-Consols. 9S3z.
NEW YORK, May 6, nOon.-Stocks active and
firm. Money easy at per cent. Exchange
long. "a S64; short, 81 $50. State bonds ne
elected. Government bonds strong.
800 p. m.-Exchange, 81 S61z Money closed
at l(gl19 per cent. Sub-Treasury balances
Gold. Sl88, 900; currency, S23, 10000. Gov
eminent bonds closed generally unchanged;
four per cents, l2215 three per cents, 1929 bid
State bonds neglected.
There has been a decided reaction in the
beard the bears were treated to genuine
surprise by the strength displayed throughout
the list, but especially in New York Central
and Union Pacific, and this was followed by
an advance in loaning rates for the former,
which did not eliminate until as much as "a
of ] per cent. was paid for the use Of the
stock for the day. The rally was also accom-
panied by decided Improvement in the
amount of business done, and the advance
was not checked until after l o'clock. Late
in the day an effort Was made to depress
prices again, but the decline was checked be-
fore O'Clock, and the market closed strong
at quotations, which show ADVANCES in almost
everything on the list. The gains were 4tll
per cent. OF to-day's business y per cent.
was in New York Central, Northwestern, st.
and Western Union New York Central was
the most active and strongest stock on the
list, and closed q per cent. higher Union
Pacific was also q per cent. higher. Other
active stocks show smaller gains. The closing
prices were slightly below the highest of the
day. Sales to-day 243, 900 shares. the market
closing al the following quotations:
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-05-07
CONSIGNEFs.

Per Charleston and Savannah Railway.
NAV 6-Fordg Office. S. + Il w Ry, A Kent.
II Myers & Bros, w Miller, Lee Rev Myers,
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way, May 6-Fordg Once. IL Myers Il Bros,
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McDonough 4 Co, Dale, w Il Co, II Hem
nessee, Fannie Duvant, II Solomon Il Son, c
McCalla, s Guckenheimer 4 Son, Weed & c.
a Miller Co, M Ferst e Co, j williams
Lee Roy Myers. A Le1fier. j B Vest & Co. q
Dorfer, w > smith. ID DSncy. b Reedy. c
Williams, M Henderson, w jacobson, II 4
Roberts, Ellis, III & Co, L Jones, Chisholm
Il Co.
Per Central Railroad, May 6-I0ordg Agt.
G McAlpin. Human, G V Heci1er & Co, e
u Frederick. j III Ruwe, Palmer Eros Order.
} II Furber, Miss Baldwin. j S Silva, G b
Allen. Thos West, Mrs / Whe tstone. n J
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BoWe, Graham n II. HAYNES a r. II COakIev.
Gilbert Il Co. x Habersham's Son Il Ga. A
Il Fawcett, Il Reedy, Bendheim Bros n Co.
A Ehrlich ~ Bro. HOlcombe. q Il Co, George
Myers, Smith Bros & Co, Eckman ", w A
Susons, II Sanders. ID Bacon Il Co, Geo w
Parish, J T Shuptrine. w w Starr, G Haas.
} Richardson, A Lefier, H Solomon X SON.
Chess Carley Co, w Q jackson, stmr Katie,
Savannah Times.
Per steamship Dessoug from PbiIadeInhto-
Acosta y II, y Bntler, ) G. Butler, p G Bell.
i A Abbott. d Bacon u Co. Q II Carson. X
Z Council, w Cherry 4 Co. Cockshutt & l..
Coliat Bros, M J Doyle. p . alley, DeSle n y,
J A Douglass 4 co, DasheP & Co, Ehlck &
Bro, Mrs DeRenne, Eckm8n Il v. ID Entel-
man, A khrlich 4 Bro. J n II Entieman J f
Fischer. Estes V. Frank & Co. VI Ferst & Co,
Guchenheimer n Son. J ~ Furber. j Gefken.
g G Gemunden, g n Gilbert n co. A Hanley,
George Il G., G. VI Heidi & 80, G. r Graham. A
Harmon, . Z Ravens. EM HUI, A Jack T.
conc kolshorn Bro, Lip' )man Bros. A Kent,
\ Lang Bro, Lowell 81 Son. Ludden u =.
Jno Lyons X Co. MeDon0lgh " L, ~ Hop
klns, g w Helmken, 10 Mcdonald & CO. G
dcGaryeY, Ihos MCGEE, MYERS 4 Bros, Miss
n Myers, Minis a sons, Mutual Gas Works,
N g Noonan, A Nichols, Jno Eicolson, g =
Nichols, - Newton. ogden h W, G. S wens,
Plant Investment Co. n Prccht. Palmer Bros,
\ Paulsen " Co, Il keedy, Thos Roche. JAS
Ray, John R0urke, > It0scnheim u co. Isaac
toos, > u Rnwe, Southern TX Go, j s Silva. }
> sullivan, Jno SchweIck, Mrs sexton, Y 5
studer, u Schroeder, h 4 NJ Schroeder, WIN
schelhing, j y shuptri ne. solomons g Co. A d
smith Mchn Co, II sol onion Son. p Tuberdy,
} q Thompson. j A ia Umbach, Uimer Il CO,
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Il CO.