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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-09-09

Corn : 1S q Il better; moderately
active; Az September, 422s October,
4O% November.
25A September 251& October, 2555 q
25% November.
Rye-Quiet; So.
Barley-Dull and weak; 81 q SO.
Pork-Active and easier; ~ under
yesterday; 8.75 September.
Lard-Very quiet and trihe lower:
6.22H September October.
Boxed Meats-Quiet; steady; dry salt
ed shoulders, 3.S5@3. 80; short rib sides
$50 q 1921; short clear sides, 6.15 a
go.
Whisky-Nominal at LILO.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-09-09
rhilade1phia Wool Market.

PHILADELPHIA, September S.-Wool-
Steady and firm; unchanged.
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Mahomet,s celestial Maidens

The Koran describes the bellies of the
Mussulman Paradise as most delectable
creatures made of milk and musk, but
we opine that their complexional charms
would be dimmed by the luster and
beauty of the fair skin beautified by
"GLEEN's SULPHUR SOAP" Age makes
no impression on the face to which this
enemy to decay has been applied. Be
ware of counterfeits. See that &C. n.
CRITTENToN, Proprietor" is printed on
each packet, without which none is
genuine. Sold by druggists at 25c.,
three cakes Goo. "HILL's INsTANTANE-
Gus HAIR DYE" the least costly of all
dyes in use and the most effective.
KimbalFs Salt Lake and Park City
Stage Line
Leaves Roberts & Nelden's Drug
Store every morning at Z AS; fare $3.50.
Round trip 81.
KIMBALL Bros, Proprietors.
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Boston Wool Market.

BosroN, September s. Wool-Good
demand.
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Chicago Live stock.
CHICAGO. September s

CHICAGO, September 8.
Cattle = Receipts 5000; weak all
around; shipping steers, $50 to 1,50O
pounds, 400 a 600; stockers and feed
ers, 2.75 q 4.10; Texans slow and a
shade lower, 600 to 800 pounds, $50 a
BIO; western rangers, slow; natives
and half breeds $50 a AIS; cows,
2.75 a $50; wintered Texans, 800 a
$50. Sales: 443 Dakota, 1852 pounds,
4.25; SO Texans, 1,O3O pounds, 1886; 65
Wyoming, 1O64 pounds, $50; 1856
Wyoming feeders, 1,l23 pounds. 3.25;
252 Wyoming, 1,133 pounds, 3.75; 81
Wyoming, 1,091 pounds, AS.
Hogs : Receipts, 1900; dull and
10 lower; rough and mixed, 1856
q Ale; packing and shippine . so
to 300 pounds, Ais q ASS; liehtweights,
$40 q AGO.
Sheep : Receipts 1900; weak;
natives, 65 to 100 pounds and over, LIS
q 400; Texans, LIS q 800; lambs,
per head, 1.50 q $50.
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Afternoon Stock Market.
NEW YoRK, Septemt
Western Stock Market.
NEW YORK, September

SAN Francisco, September 8.
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New York Mining Market.

NEW YORK, September 8.-The Mail
and Express says: Mining shares were
quiet and featureless. The sales to-day
were Sutro Tunnel at IS, Homestake
at II, Plymouth at 10, Eureka Consoli-
dated at 8, Standard at 1.2O, Rappahan-
mock at Z, Chrysolite at 81, Oriental Il
Miller 10, Horn Silver at 2.15, Alta at
35 and Annie at 3.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-09-09
London Wool.

LONDON, September Sat the wool
sales to-day $500 bales. chiefly Port
Phillip and Sydney, were disposed of.
The market was dull and I'd. lower.
At yesterdays sales Port Phillip secured
brought I'd. q Is. 3D., greasy AID. "a Is.
4d., Cape, secured, Cd. a Is. 6%d.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-09-09
COMMERCIAL.
EASTERN MARKETS.

Money, Stocks. uraIu and Cattle
Reports.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-09-09

New YORK, September S.-Bar silver,
10324.
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Petroleum.

NEW York, September 8.-Petroleum
steady; united; 1O52S.
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Chicago Grain Trade.
CH1cAeo. September S.

Wheat ruled weak during the middle
of the session, and closed * higher than
yesterday; rs cash, 1871 October.
Confirm; AK cash, 1875 Octo-
Der.
Oats-Firm; cash 251s, October 25A.
Steady; $50 cash-October.
WhiskY-l.12.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-16
CONsIGNEEs.

Per steamer David CLARK. from Brunswick
and way landings-,I b Reedv NJ Ferst h Co.
G 9 Mosely, N ship. Boston ship, Baltimore
ship, Meinhard Bros & CO.. Mcmillan Bros, d
O'Connel. JnO Flannerv Co, j Williams,
z Seller, G Kolshorn & Bro, ii Hendrix, Nj NJ
sullivan. Myers.
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway,
April l5-FOrdg Office. S, & " Rv. } q Hey-
ward. b Reedy. E E Cheatham, Rieser a S,
Solomons Il Co, Lee Roy Myers, A LETTER,
5, h Myers Bros, w j Ilindsay, NJ Hull,
Llppman Bros, M Y Henderson.
Per Savannah. Florida and Western Rail
way, April l5-Fordg Office. Lee Roy MYERS,
Bendhem Bros & CO, w d Simkins II Dor
set, McDonOugh 4 Co, Reppard & Co, Le-
Page, Bacon, j Il Co. Dale, w & Co, Mein-
hard Bros Co, ID Y Dancy, III Myers & Bros
| Epstein Bro, Hocombe, q q Co, Epstein
Y w, Smith Bros Il Co, Mcmillan Bros, VI A
Baker, NJ Ferst & 20, + S Abrahams & Co, c.
Burke, A Enrich Bro. b II Levy Bro. +
L Roberts, w | Miller, j b Reedv. e l. Jones'
= f Cheatham, W W Chisholm. J Williams,
ID Z Bacon & Co, Peacock. ii Z 0, j A Pear
son, Waiter, I Co, Graham & II, JnO Flan-
merry Co.
Per Central Railroad. April l5-Fordg Agt,
L } Guilmartin s. Co, w W Gordon q Co. j 4
Pearson, Garnett. & Co. Seller A b Hull.
II Sanders, Peacock, II b Co, X Platshek, Geo
Ebberwein, Ark wright Mill, Chess CarleY Co,
3 l. Neidinger, Son & Co, II Carson, Dr d
Cox. A Minis u Sons, j Butler, j ii Ruwe,
j 5 Collins & Co. c NJ Gilbert & Co. G Haas
Frank q Co, Epstein u Bro, Eckman wv
A Susong. z T Wilkerson. Jno sullivan. A c
Harmon, Hern n w. 5 silva. + Houlhan,
NJ Ferst & Co, Rieser & s, est JnO Oliver,W Ii
Ray, Guckenheimer & son, A Maclean, G. J
Cain, + L Cheatham. Ludden x b, ID d Ar
den. Miss Viola Il Baldwin Ii solomon Il Son
Lee Roy Myers. NJ Henderson, Herman & X
} Cubbedge, p Williams, w c jackson, j
Fitzpatrick.
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PASSENGERS-

Per steamer David Clark, from Brunswick
ana way landings Clearly J & POstell, Miss
Mary King, II Logan, Mrs Mansfield, Mrs
Mcintosh, j Burpee, Pat Griffin.
Per steamship Clenfuegos, from Nassau-T
Graham and wife, Miss Norton and maid, Mrs
McCurdy and maid, c De cker, w L Hallett
and Wife, children and maids. Mrs w A
Hallett, L Merrick, Miss j II Merrick. Miss
Merrick, Miss l. ID Merrick and maid, r. w
Townsend, Louis Nordlinger, Mrs p a Moul-
Swift. child and maid, SIS G b Sage Miss
Swift. Miss NJ PARROT. nj IS l. Parrott Miss
H Parrot, Mrs p r bertsOn. Miss b Loud,
Styles, Mrs w E Curtis Miss NJ A Curtis
and maid, Miss Curtis, + X Curtis, Mon
tell, DIR Cooke and wife. Gen Peel1ins and
wife, DIR Jno Lee, Chas Holder and wife.
Fer steamship City of Augusta. for New
York; Twett. j g Parker, Mrs Edw Downs,
Miss NJ Cooper, J g Atwater and wife, Geo
WeltOn, Mr. Scofeld, j II Hobbs and wife p
Dickinson, w ID Haice, Miss Z McNulty. Miss
w Wood, Mrs Andrews. Mrs Dickinson,
Miss Il Mackold, Miss Fay Holman, Mr. Lesser,
} X HAYNES. V 5 Stone, II Miller, J Nc
kyelgard, wife and inf, Mrs & b Walker.
Drake, G w Drake. S Hayward and wife,
Mrs A Pierson, Mrs G II Hett, Miss II
Floyd Jones. Miss ii FlOyd-JOnes Miss NJ l.
Floyd Jones, A ii Kellogg, + ID Gould, Mrs }
Drake and infants Miss Vi Ale ander, f
n Drake and wife. W + Peitch } X Hamilton
JF, A Body and servant, q stu, vesant j S
Lawrence, Mrs ID NJ Coates. Miss Pitcher
Miss Poverty, Miss G SymOnds, Mrs Symonds
Miss kimball, Miss Thayer, Miss ANNE Lees
Mrs Holden, Plummer and wife, II Bris-
tow, + w Burgess. Q Bingham and servant,
J II Watson Jr, Il j McCahi.l w Baker r.
w Brewer, e S Brewer and wife, Mrs j f
StOrer, Mrs NJ d Ficken, Miss Mary Odea, l. 2
SOmers, G A Hardness. Geo Hail ID + Green
NJ ID Ficken, g II Ives, j w Ilickox, ID L Fan
cher, w A Whalen, Thomas White, II Saigon,
and u steerage.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-16

Janeiro. and afterward transferred TO brig
Rapid Transit (Br), from Boston for Hayti,
which landed them at Turks Island.
RECEIPTS.
Per steamer David Clark, from Brunswick
and way landings-5l sacks rice, bbls rosin,
bis spirits turpentlne, bale hides, ] still,
etc, bbls JUNK, 80 empty Kegs, Dbl syrup, s
sturgeon, Dbl apples, case matches, boxes
tools, lot h goods, crates bottles, 81 stur-
geOn, and mdse.
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway,
April l5-l car fruit, bbls syrup. IL tubs but
ter, 81 boxes tobacco, 2SS caddles TOBACCO. =
bales hides, and mdse.
Per Savannah, Florida and Western Rail
way, April $3.50 bales cotton. l6 cars lumber.
cars wood, car iron. pa bbs rOsln. Is hbls
oranges. IS bbls spirits turpentine, 1876 bbls
vegetables, 555 boxes oranges, 30S boxes vegc-
tables, bbls syrup, 80 sacks rice, p sacks po-
tatOes, 40 bales hides. and mdse.
Per Central Railroad, April l5-20 bales
cotton, "a cars pig iron. cars lumber, 5 cars
corn, cars hay, 3 cars stock, , cars bbl mate
rial, cars coal, car poultry and eggs, car
bulk meat, y bbls spirits turpentine, $50 hhls
grist bbls rosin, lbs bbls flour, $50 bbls lime,
Is bbls whisky, 1903 y bbls beer, $50 4 bbls
beer, l9S Is bbls beer, so tierces lard, tlerces
hams, 90 pkgs furniture, > cases eggs, 9 bales
thread, Gil pkgs mdse, IA bales hides, 4 cases
dry goods, so bales drills, 20 bales shifting, &
cases shoes, IL bales yarns, Sc caddies tobacco,
s bales plaids, 2 rolls leather drum acid, 6
pkgs paper, As pkgs pals, 8 pkg5 tubs, bale
waste. chest tools, 30 boxes soap. piano, -
boxes varnish, 3 sacks peas, 9 sacks potatoes, 8
shOyels.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-16
MEMORANDA.

Tybee. April Is, 1890 D m-Passed out, bark
Eliza McManemy, schr Island City.
Passeu across the sound, revenue cutter Geo
Arrived and proceeded, steamship Glen
Waiting, barks Agder (Nor). Arndt (Nor),
Luciano Sierra Utah, Republic (Br).
Wind Sc, light; fair.
$50 n-Pa5sed out, steamship City of Au-
gusta.
New York, April lS-Arrived, schr Delhi,
Falker. jacksonville; Frank Mcdonnell, Scull,
Cleared. schr Abbie II Gheen, Gheen, May
port: Fannie Brown, Sharrett, Fernandina;
Caleb Rdgeway, Townsend. do.
Sailed. schr Eleanor, Mayport.
Belfast. April CARVED. bark Donald Fer
guson tBr), Browning. Apalachicola.
Falmouth, April l3-Arrived, brig Sauna
RUS, Heigell, Pensacola for Hamburg, put
in wind bound.
MEL Lank. Sipple, Jacksonville.
Wilmington, n G. April l3-Cleared, schr A
Il E Benton, Ireland, Georgetown, ) Z.
Providence, Il /, April l2-.Arrived, schr Jno
II Cross. Rawley, Brunswick. Ga.
Kew West, April l2-Arrived, Fish Commits
sion steamer Lookout, smith, Mobile; schr
Emma l. Lowe, from BOnacca.
Brunswick, April ll-Arrlved, bark Hol-
landia Dutch, Clint, Barbados; schr Naruna,
Birdsall. Perth Ambly; 18Th, arrived 40 St
simon's Mills, schr Francis Narnall, Scott,
Charleston.
llGNfGNs EGufb Ann y AIAlNbIs Onklu1s new
Haven; Emily Shepard COggins, Portland;
Florence Randall, Randall, New York; Three
Sisters, Simpson, Philadelphia.
Bun River, April l8-Arriyed, schr Chas III
WO0lstOn, Hincklcv Baltimore.
Pensacola, April l2-Arriyed. bark Trio
tNorj, Printz. Montevideo: schr Carrie strong,
strong, New Orleans; 18Th, bark Vera RUS,
KrOok, 50 Nazaire.
Cleared 18th. ship Superior tBr), Llewellyn.
Clrdin; barks Maria NtaD, Piuclllotti. Buenos
Ayres; 18th. Carmelita kocca lltaD, kebuno,
Genoa Peter (NOrl, Nielsen, Belfast; Mary
Fry Or, Davies. Greeuock; brig Unto Rus,
snellman, Genoa; schrs william II stewart,
SPARKS, Aspinwall; - Anthony, Chase.
TauntOp, Mass.
Port Royal. April l8-ssiled. steamer Elsie
tBrJ. Thomas, United Kingdom; schr Alice
Archer Fletcher, Darien. Ga.
ApalachicOa, Fla, April l3-Arrlved, bark
Albion Nor, und, llavre.
Beaufort S 4, April ll-Arriyed up, bark
Memlo tIirl. Horn, Buenos Ayres via Tybee.
jacksonville. April ll-ArriYed, schr y II
Rokes Robertson, Baltimore.
ole .red, schr Lois Chaples, Weaver, New
York.
New York. April l5-Arriyed out. strs City
OF Rome. Arizona, P0laris, barks Fritz Van
dcrlarken, Suamon, Svea, NOrden, Drowning,
Der Wanderer, Jose Ortes, Lidssjalf
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-16

Quotations of the FIOridG Dispdtcb Line, BIZ
special dispatch to Morning. Nelos
NEW YORK, April 10. -Oranges-FlorIda. per
crate, far TO choice, S2a8 so; fancy, per
crate, "a; russets, per crate, S2a3.
Strawberries - Florida, per quart, 50a75 b.
Cabbages Florida. per Dbl, $3a4; Georgia,
per bio, $2a3 Charleston, y r Dbl, $lal IS. To-
matoes-Florida. per crate, SLAB Is. Peas
Florida, per crate, 81 50a4. Beans-Fiorida,
per crate, S2a5 So Beets-Florlda, per crate,
S3. Egg plant-Florida.p Dbl, SSaiO. squash
Florida, per crate, $2a2 so.
BALTIMORE. April l5.-Oranges - Florida,
per crate, 50 50a5 so; Havana, per Dbl. So so:
Jamaica. per Dbl, So SO; Palermo, per box, $2a
s. so; Messina, per box. - 5'a3. Lemons
Palermo, per box, 81 50a2 IS; Messna, per box,
81 75a3 40. Peas-FOrida, per crate, $3a4
Beans-Florida, per crate, S3a4. Tomatoes -
Florida. per crate, 81 Goat; Bermuda. per SIX
quart box, 4Oa50c. Cucumbers-Florida, per
crate, s4a6. Cabbages-Florida, per Dbl, S3a4.
Irish pot toes, Florida, per Dbl. $4a6. Cauli-
flower, Florida, per Dbl, $Sal0 Squash-Flori-
da, per crate, S2a2 so. Beets-Florida, per
crate. 81 75a2 50.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-16
NLARIrIME M[sCELLANY.

steamer Hunter, from Boston for Baracoa
before reported foundercd m lat ~ ~ ION
disagreeable weather tai March ~; about 10
b m engineer reported ship leaking badly the
water gained rapidly aud put out the fires;
Lonts: after being m them ~ hours they were
rescued in lat 81 "a, Ion ~ S5, by bark llants
County NBrl frnm truas wick. CO. Tor RIO
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-16
Cor. Bull 3 BF0lghtOn SITS.
ZEE WHAT II iE PRESS SAYS
NOT Alp RIL FOOLS.

Herdid. SaH/ lrd. Me-, prlC.
Mr. j. II. Norris y. Belef0nte. Pa. (who
purchased for his da lighter Miss l.. J. Morri-
SOM, and Mr.. j. . BrelvOgel, Vincennes,
Ind.. each OF whom held Onc-half Of Ticket
No. 1880 in the O riginal "Little Havana"
Gould " co SEQ do cided by Royal Lottery
drawn ~ Havana, Cuba. A rIl /. This NUM-
Der WIS the one q rawing the highest prize.
$4,000, and agrees mn the one drawing 900
Pesos In the ROya They have already been
notified by the &c teral Agents, shlpsey Com
pany, 1912 BrOadu ay n. y. City, Of their good
fortune, ana instr ucted 10 send tickets. which
are payable with iut deduction, for collection,
through any Ban T., BanKing or Commercial
House or EXpr ss Company. The prompt
payment Of ines obligations on presentation,
40 any time alto arrival OF Steamer bringing
the Onicial List from Havana, Will convince
these gentlemen that they have not been fool
cd 10 their invc umout Of "a dollar in an item
OF chance, ever II u was drawn on Al-FoOls'
Day.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-16

Per steamship city of Augusta. for New
YOrk-774 bales upland cotton, 340 bbls rosn,
SO bales domestics and yarns. a bbls spirits
turpentine, ll0,09S feet lumber, 9 bbls oranges,
2i9 boxes oranges, sol bbls vegetables, 1856
crates vegetables, 1853 bbls cotton seed oil, 342
pkgs mdse, 222 tons pig iron, q pkgs fish.
Per schr Island City, for Baltimore-294,6 75
feet lumber-Dale, Wells & Co.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-16
SIrinuina 9nfrllinrmrr.

MINIATURE ALMANAC-THIS DAY.
sun RISES ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
DUN oElot sOszO
HIGH WATER at Fl Pulaski 90. Z SPAN. S:17PG
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Commercial.
,4VANNAH MARKET.
-,op or THE MORNING NEWS.

orrT0E OF THE MORNING. NEWS, !
Of iS4vANNAH, April u, 1885, 1 P. N.
-roy-There is only very moderate
80 stock. but the demand is slow ana the
' INV about steady, with little orno chance
9,,ortage to either buyers or sellers. The
,,.ere mainly within the range of prices
ling during the past two days. The
y transactions were so bales. On Change
~ onening call the market was reported
:. steady nd unchanged, with no sales.
.[s second call 1t was still quiet and
~. with sales of 81 bales. 1t continued
,ood steady to the closing call, with fur
las Of % bales. The following are the
.,.I cNsing spot quotations of the Cotton
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y y
,4r feeling this morning. COnsOs opened
.',l' advanced 10 951S, but are now $50.
|-n FUNDS are firm. Russian securities,
onsols. 05lS.
~. m,-COnsols, O59l.
5.o y. m.-Cons0la, o5ts
s"", p m,-C0nsOls. 80 ZIG.
1." y. m.-COnsOls, Q53S.
aa''0 p' m .--COnsols. % 1916.
n.y. y. m.-Ihe stock market closed buoyant at
rfioiiisteg nest quotations OF the day. Inc
v''ln Rnly settlement has been concluded
artHlut the occurrence OF failures. COnsOls
ci Nussihn securities were very firm at the
.tfae' American railway securities generally
.caoi' q decline Of q fraction. with the eX-
WHY 'rIon ol the Grand Trunk Of Canada, which
'-t a@l1 higher.
y, y ln.--Ihe rebound OF stocks ia chiefly due
r'-, plefaent belief that England 10 about to
tlo, We an alliance with Turkey, Whlch ~ Is
lr.t VIII prove an cGectuhl camper 70
llto,,n. arrogance. This beiei is passed.
p,.Fi ON mere surmisc.
o,r ANls' April l5-The bourse closed firm.
rr. vs. 20 The better political outlook, although
lIa.l' .iuIe was announced which VIII cause
G,Ie ueayy lorses
E, i,,LHLlN, April l5.--Thcre was a pronounced
fi,t In prices on the bOur8e to-day on
Ntlan,e advices from Parls and London.
anl DIRK, April 10. nOon.-Stocks active
.he, 'ng' Money easy at per cent. tN-
'n1gs -lQng' 81 6ja; short, 50 s1t. state
s.oo ~ Alectcd. Government bonds strong.
q H,.V v. Exchange, "a Sai{. Money closed
'lt per cent. sub-Irrasury balancce-Gold.
,,'i f,9loi currency, S22.S63,000. Government
tr eip-ed quiet; four per cents, l2lA;
'' per cents, 1919. state bonds very dull.
/. 'hl stock mfrkct has been o SURPRISE
\. '''at everyone on Wall street. The Euro
w. War news this morning was interpreted
a'1'.' I.tunr q more peaceful outlook ana
70 opened ienaf Der cent. lower, ana IN
'"tF Healings farther fractional ceclneq
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SAILED YESTERDAY,

Steamship City of Augusta. New York.
Steamship Cienfuegos, New York.
Bark Eliza j McManemy, Philadelphia.
Schr Island City. Baltimore.
Schr ID & j Lee, Brunswick, Ga.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-16
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Steamship City of Augusta, Nickerson, New
YOrk-G NJ Sorrei.
schr Island City, Voorhees,, Baltimore
Dale, Well Il Co.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-16

ARRIVED UPFROM TYBEE YESTERDAY
Bark Sandvik (Sw), Amman, to load for Eu-
rOpe-IiOlst u Co.
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NAVAL STORES STATEMENT.

FINANCIAL.-The money market is easy.
Domestic EXchange-Bank and bankers are
! ayug sight drafts at IS per cent premium,
Ij selling AT [a3S per cent premium For
kgn EXchange-Dull. Bankers three DAYS
ght, "a S515a4 Sc; short, 81 $50; bankers sixty
|ay6, S4 $50; slXty-day bills, commerce al,
L So; commercial ninety days, 81 500; francs,
commercial. Havre and Swiss, sixty days,
I q ll-l6; Paris, short, S. 2l12; marks, com
|nercial, sixty days, 81 3-l6.
Securities. Market is little more active,
|ui weak.
STOCKS AND BONDs.-City BondS.-Weak.
atlanta per cent. l02 bid, lo4 asked; Angus
"a per cent. los bid, 10 asked; Columbus
per cent Sc bid, SO asked: Macon 6 per cent,
-g5 bid, log asked; new Savannah 3 per cent.
May coupons, 500 bid, 800 asked; new Sa-
Fannah per cent, July coupons, IS bid, 50
6sGss Bonds. - Market firm, with light
supply. Georgia new 6s, 1885, lO5
bid, l06 asked; Georgia mortgage OIL
w. & A. Railroad regular Z per
peut.. cOupons January ana July. maturl-
BENT. gold, coupons quarterly, Ill bid, IL
asked. Georgia per cent, coupons Jaauarv
Rnd July, maturity 1896 l23bid, l2315 asked.
8qllr000 StOchs.-Weak. Central common,
r bid, % asked. Augusta and savan-
pCT ceut. guaranteed. III BID,
j. 'ssed. Georgia common, l5l bid, 1853
Y'hwCstern per cent. guaranteed.
asked. Central Railroad 6 Ger
lfehGeS. $50 Dlt. ~ aGkPd.
=. and West Point Railroad stock. 95l6
1.u. 50 asked. Atlanta and W est Point per
cent. certificates, g bid. 9615 asked.
aa4rodd BOads.-MarkeJ quiet. Savan-
nan Florida and Western Railway Co. gene
al mortgage 8 per cent. interest, coupons
october. l0l bid, 1929 asked. an-
.c Gulf LIST mortgage consolidated
per cent, coupons January and July,
maturity 1897, III bid, lib asked. Cen
fal consolidated mOrtg. per cent, coupons
5an' and July, maturity 1893, III bid.
Tx asked. Georgia Railroad 6's 1897, l04
Uil, lJ6 asked. Mobile n 6irard 2d mortgage
l.ofsed per cent. cOu DOns, Januarv ano
5Iuy, maturity 1888. los bid. 10 asked.
aonttgomerY y Eufaula LIST mort. 8 per cent.
ihu' by Central Railroad. 103 bid, l04l5 asked.
SlarioIte, Columbia Il Augusta lst mort,
|iu' nd. los asked. Charlotte. Columbia
81 3, augusta I'd mortgage, SO bid, "a asked.
Y estsfn Alabama I'd mortgage. indOrsed. S
~ Cent, l07 bid, los asked: South GeOr-
~ y FLORIDA indorsed, 1l8 bid, ia asked.
1lcVsgiIIh Georgia Il Florida ID mort, 1881 bid,
ne asked. Augusta h Knoxville first
GsUi,t<afe; per cent. 1889 bid. 1927 asked.
S0,aa.lllysVllle, Jefferson x Southern lst
IISolalt8age guaranteed. liz bid, ll3 asked.
toal Vule, Jefferson y Southern not guaran-
~ 49, e ny 0ldi lie asked. Ocean Steamship
rcsS Yo in5ts- p9nds guaranteed by Central Rail
Sou g., lVJt2 old. lOl asked.
N AMMAN Gas Light stock. 90 bid. % asked.
-"'Nai Gas Light stock, p bid, 20 asked.
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ARRIVED AT TYBEE YESTERDAY,
Steamship Cienfuegos, FairclOth, st JagC
via Nassau-Chas Green's Son & Co.
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THrRsnAY. Anril 16. lSS6.
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamer David Clark, Daniels, Darien.
Doboy, Brunswick and way landings-C Viii
liams. Agent
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were made, but this was followed after the
nrst 10 minutes by reaction, IN which Union
racine and Pacific Mail took the lead, and
from that time until the close of the board the
market was strong and unusually active. The
declaration of Ia per cent. quarterly divi-
uenu, with the announcement that the com
pany's earnings of this quarter were at the
rate of 90 per cent. per annum. was the
principal cause OF the advance in Pacific Mail.
and this was reinforced by a resolution
passed by the Pacific Mail directors providing
that the Union and Central Pacific Railroads
DE requested TO transfer the business of their
trans Pacific line to the Pacific Mail, and en-
ter INTO contract with that company for ten
years, guaranteeing it against opposition in
nina business, in consideration of which the
Pacific Mail Company would enter the trans
continental pool, and cooperate with the
railroads between New York and San Fran
cisco. The resolution also provides for the
settlement of disputes by arbitration. This is
interpreted as fOreshadowing q settlement of
difficulties, and both Union Pacific and Pacific
Mall advanced steadily throughout to-day,
each gaining per cent. The other stocks
followed in their wake, and not a single active
stock closed lower, and Gould stocks are over
per cent higher. President Adams, of the
Union Pacific, this afternoon agreed to issue
the formal acceptance of the Pacific Mail re-
solution tomorrow. Changers were promi-
nent for their weakness. but rallied towards
the close. Sales $4,000 shares, the closing
quotations being as follows.