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FINANCE and COMMERCE.
MONEY PER CENT, NEW YORK
EXCHANGE IA PREMIUM.
Cotton Quiet = Middling, s Use
sales Yesterday, so
Bales.

Money in good demand at s per
cent. Local securities are steady and
tending upward.
The cotton market yesterday closed
quiet; middlipg, SIC; sales, 80 bales.
At New York spots closed quiet;
middling, 9tc. Futures dull, but
steady; septe mber, 9.07@9.0Sc. OF
the future market leading New York
circular says: Stimulated by some
improvement for the day al Liverpool
and little nervous over the small in
crease in the percentage Of condition
shown in the official crop reports, the
shorts were slightly alarmed at the
outset and bid the market up some 6
pointe. No new demand came in,
however, and about half the advance
was lost, and the close proved quite
slow.
At New Orleans spots were quiet
and finn; middling, SIC; futures
quiet and steady; September, $500
sic.
At Liverpool spots were quiet and
unchanged; m.dd'ing, sgd; futures
quiet and STEADY September, B lO-64d.
In the general market hog products
are strong aud active and q shade
higher. Bacon-clesr rib sides, SB@
94c; clear rib sides, pork, 78c.
Macksrel firm aud higher; half bay
rels, No. l, 5000.
IMPORTS.
Sxty-six brls apples, $50 ria bsg-
cling, on pkgs bacon, 1856 pigs boots
and shoes, 500 bu corn, 5 pkgs cheese,
POS sks ccf'-e, 2 cars and 250 SKIS cot
ton seed, 1877 pkgs dry goods, &C pkgs
eggs, 564 brls flour, 324 hales hay, So
pigs hats, head cattle, head horses
and mu es. l2l pkgs liquors, 5000 blu
oats, 60 br onions, 346 brls potatoes,
8 cars pork sides, 81 br.s sugar, 1873
pkgs tob.ccj.
ELEVATOR REPORTS.
The following shows the amount OF
grain received, withdrawn and in store
by regular elevators, as reported to
the Merchants Exchange yesterday:
Wheat received, none; withdrawn,
none; in store, 1885 bu. Corn re-
ceived, none, withdrawn, 1855 bu;
in store, 10,S25 bu. Oats received l2,-
800 bu; withdrawn, S207 bu; in store,
l74.235 bu.
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COTTON SEED PRODUCTS.

In car load lots: Prime crude cotton
seed oil, 26c; off crude cotton seed
oil, 22@23c; prime summer yellow
cotton seed oil, S5@36c; off sum
mer yellow cotton seed oil, 31@32c;
miners summers yellow cotton seed
oil, 32@S5c; prime summer white cot
ton seed oil, 35c; choice cooking yell
low cotton seed oil, SIC; prime cotton
seed meal, SIS; of cotton seed meal,
Sl3@l4.
New ORLEANS, La, September TO-
Cotton seed products scarce and firm;
prime crude oil, delivered, 25@2Gc;
summer yellow oil, /. o. b, 3S@39c;
cakq snd meal, $40 5000 per long
ton, (. o. b.
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At neon. Liverpool spots were
quiet and unchanged. Sales, 5000
bales of which American 1900 bales.
Receipts, $4,000 ba 'es, OF which Anne RI
can $500 bales.
Closing quotations were as follows:
Ordinery, Aid; coed ordinary, 4sd;
low middling, 4 l5-l6d; good Md
ding 7-16d; mddlipg uplands, SID;
middlipg Orleane, std.
Manchester yarns steady, far de-
mand. Cloths dull, limited inquiry.
1.-THE prices are given in pence and 64ths,
hus: 4 SO means 4 6S.64d: and 5 OF
means 5 1-64d.
At noon: Liverpool futures were
qniet; September, 5oSd; September
October, 503d; October-November,
:; November December, =; Deem
ber-Janrary, =; January February,
4 691; Februsry-Narch, sd Mach
April, 8 ODD; April-May, =.
At 2 pm: Liverpool futures were
firm; September, 09d, buyers;
September October, 5O4d, buyers; De-
tober-November, sd, buyers; No
vember. December, 4 SD, buyers; DE-
cemt er.January, 4 63d, buyers; Janu-
sry-Februsry, 81, sellers; Februa y
March, 5 Old, buyers; March April,
5 O3d, buyers; April May, 5 05d,
BUYERS
At 4p m: Liverpool futures were
quiet and steady; September, 5 10d,
buyers; September October, Esd,
buy; October November, 5 Old, buy
ers; November December, sd, buyers;
Overwhelmingly, sd, buyers; Janu-
ary-Febiuary, sd, buyers; February
March, 502d, sellers; March April,
3 DAD va ue; April-May, 5 06d, buy
era.
Liverpool weekly statement for the
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GENERAL TRADE.
FUTURn nEaUC

FUTURE DEALS.
The following is the'record of bids
and offers at the Cal Beard Of the
Merchants Exchange yesterday:
CORN.
No. 2, white, spot, 44c bid; Sep
TENDER, Ale bid, 45c asked; October,
453c asked; November, 46c asked.
No. ., spot Acc bid, 49c asked; Sep
ten Der, 42c bid, AS asted; October,
42lc bid, 49c asked; November, 42c
BID.
OATS.
No. Q, white, spot, SIC Lid, csc
asked September, Bic bid, Sc aeked !;
DC ober, SOC bid, 33lc asked; Novem-
Der, 32lc bid, 33ic asked; No. 2, spot,
SOC ak d September, soc sske1; Oc-
tober, 294c bid, Sic ash ed; November,
SOC bid, size asked.
WHEAT.
No. 2, red winter, spot, 75ic bid /;
September, 751c bid; October, zoe
bid; November, 76e bid.
CoREMEAL.
Spot, 81 25 asked; September, 50 25
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Coal 0n-Prime white, wholesale
lots, lie per gallon.
CLEVELAND, o., September 10.-Pe-
troleum quiet; 8. W., ll00, 7sc.
PITTsBURG, Pa, September l0.--Pe-
troleum opened strong at 63sc, but fell
of to 63sc on selling 10 realize. At
O'Clock pm. 6Slc was bid. Trading
was active,
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LIVE STOCK.

Receipts of cattle the past week have
been light. Prices were firm at last
weeks quotations. Today the supply
OF all kinds is very light, and prices
are shade stronger. Market bare Of
hogs today; prices firm. Sheep in
light supply on sale today; prices un.
changed. A light supply OF lambs
here; prices firm as quoted; best
grades in fair demand. Quotations:
GRASS CATTLE - Choice, 3l@S4c;
good, 23@Sic; fair to medium, 2t@
21c; scailawags, l(9l3c.
Hoos-Choice, 4t@4ic; good, S2@4c;
common, S@Stc,
sHRKP-Choice, St@3lc medium, %
(@Sc; common, Sl@l 90. Choice
lambs, per pound, 4tG94lc.
KANSAS CRY, Mo-, September TO-
The Live Stock Indicator reports; Cat
tle--Receipts, 9l7 head; 'shipmente,
mono; good to choice, - 1904 65;
common 10 moaium, So 1904; stockers,
81 25@2 70; feeders, 80 S0(G3 So; cows,
81 50@2 90; grass range steers, 81 900
3 %. Hogs Receipts, 1925 head ship
meuts, 443; good, active and 5G9l0c
higher; common, dull; good to choice,
81 76Ggi 90; common to Medium,
81 1904 65 grssaers and pigs, 81 20
IA. Sheep-Receipts, 4OS had; ship
ments, none; market firm and active
Tor mutton; good to choice, 81 1905;
common to medium, 81 50@2 %.
CHICAGO, Ill, September l0.--The
Drovers' Journal reports: Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 1900 head; shipments, 5000
head market for medium I0c higher;
shipping steers, $50 to 1900 lbs, So 40
@5 So; stockers aud feeders, $2@3 80;
COWS, bulls and mixed, Sl@3 TO-;
bulk, 81 20G2 40; through Texas cattle
100000 higher; cows, 1909 % /; steers,
50 50@3 IS; " estern rangers irmer
natives and half breeds, 1904;
cows, S! 50@9; wintered Texans,
So zoos 40. Sales, 129 Montanas,
1910 lbs, at SO 90. Hogs-Reoeipt',
14,000 head; shipments, 5000 head (;
market et cog and &c higher; rough
and mixed, $4@4 90; packing and
shipping, 81 S5@5 10; light, So $50
IS; skirs, ~ coos IS, Sheep-Re-
ceips, 1000 head; shipments, 1000
head market steady; natives, S2(B4 /;
Yves ern, 50 30CGS 55; Texans, 500
80; lamts, s. 75@5.
NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET.
NEW York, September l0.-There
has been much improved demand
of agents 'or all clssse, and styles OF
wooden aud cotton fabrics, and the
trade with j1bbers is very large
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asked; October, 81 % asked; Novem-
Der, 50 % asked.
BRAN.
Spot, $l1 bid; September, S11 80
bid October, Sll 90 bid.
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RIVERS AND WEATHER..

OFFIoE SIGNAL SERVICE, U. S. A., |
MEMPHIS, September 10, pm. !
The following observations are taken
at all stations named at 75o meridian
time, which is one hour faster than
Memphis time:
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WOOL.

Clear tub washed, 3l@36c; grease
wool, 23@26; Bury wool, l3@ lSc.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, September TO-
Wool in improved demand prices UNI
changed, but firm.
ST. LOUIS, Mo, September 10.-Wool
quiet, but stesdy and firm; medium
clothing, 22@26c; combng, 24@25c;
low and COARSE, l4@22c; fine light,
20@24c; heavy, l7@2lc; black, no
23c.
BosroN, Mass, September 10. Wool
active and tirmer; Ohio and Pennsyl-
vanis extra, 92@33e; Xxx, 34@35c;
Xxx aud above, 35@36c; Michigan ex-
ira, 3l@3l4c; Combing and delsine,
35(G385; unwsshed woods, l0@29c;
pulled wo9ls, 10000.
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NOV'ECE

A LII persons are hereby warned not
~ purchase Certificate No. 80 for ten sharei
Masonic Temple Stock, issued TO X. W. Shell
ton, April II, 1874, a. II has been lost or mis'
aid, and have apr led for duplicate;
s. II. SHELTON, Administrator.
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BAGGING AND TIES, ETC.

BAGaING-Jute, 2 lbs, sic; II lbs,
7lc; II lbs, &c. Flax, S lbs, 7lc.
TIEs-S 1901 10.
NAns-Common, 81 2O@2 rs; steel
60 35(I2 40.
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Memphis White River Pkt.C Co
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receipt Of price. We guarantee Six Boxes
to euro any case. With each order resolved
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We will send the purchaser our written
guarantees to refund tho money " tho treat
ment does cot effect a cure. Guarantees
issued only bv A. RENKERT x co.. Drug
RiFts. Memphis, Tenn.
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HIDES AND TALLOw.

HTDRs - Dry flint, 124016c; dry
salt, 10@l2c; green salt, 7@Slc; green,
5C96c; deer skins, l5@lSc. Beeswax
firm at Die; tallow, 3C@3lc.
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JOHN Il. NORTON
8 Madison ST., Memphis, Tenn,
DEALER IN
STOCKS AND BONDS
BUYS AND SELLS
AMERICAN COTTON.
OIL TRUST CERTIFICATES.
FINANCE.

Money In good demand at per cent.
Tue Clearing House report is ss fol.
lows:
CLEARINGs.
Friday, September 10th, Sl47.-
119 IS; thus far this week, S9l7 ,42S II;
same time las week, $S04 ,656, 16 same
time in 1885, SLY $40 80; same time in
1884, 1852, 69l So.
BALANCES.
Friday, September 10 h, $685.
9S7 90; thus far tbs week, 1914, 1893 %;
same time last week, 1929, 1925 81 same
time in 1855, '344 767 81; same time in
1884, $102,5l9 rs.
EXCHANGE.
New YORK sight on all points, pa
buying, premium selling; New
England demand, ! discount buying
New England sight, / discount; New
Orleans discount buying, par selling
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PETROLEUM MARKET.

XIV active; sales of SO7 barrels of fin
ished goods on a basis of 81 10.
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Drug Store for Sale.

nRUG STORE, rs Charleston avenue, do
II ing a q rst-ciass Prescription and DRUG
business. Good reasons for selling. Apply
at 93 Linden street.
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WHISKY, WINES, Liquors, ETC

WHrsKY-Straight Kentucky Bour-
bon, 81 5000; redistilled goods from
Soc 10 81 80, according to proof rye,
ii 1906.
ST. LOUIS, Mo, September 10.-Whis-
ky firm, ST 10.
CHICAGO, Ill, September 1O.-Whis-
ky steady, 81 Is.
CINCINNATI, o. September 10 --Whis.
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Lard easy; September, 81 223; Otto
SIS 571.
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BARK STOCKS.
MISCELLANEOUS.

M. and @. R.R. shares..36 bid, -. asked
M. & T. R.R. shrs, ......45 bid, so asked
M. & G. consols, 7s...ll9 bid, =. asked
M. & L. R. lat m. 8s.. los bid, -. asked
Miss.& 7, R.R, cs, ALL bid, lis asked
Miss. & T Res, B..l0l4 bid, l03 asked
Tenn. WITS. ser. D.......90 bid, 90 asked
Tenn. wts. ser. E to J..S3 bid, IS asked
Shelby Co. 6s.......-10S bid, ITO seked
Tax. Dist. 4, 6s,"... 81 bid, 989 asked
Tax. Dist. 6s.......l043 bid, 1864 asked
Mem. Gas bonds, 49,. 104 bid, .. asked
Mem. Water bonds. ..97 bid, e. asked
Hanauer Oil Works. =. bid, So asked
Am. Got. Oil trusts. .55 bid, SO asked
Pioneer Cotton Mills. =. 25 bid, 80 asked
Mem. stor. Com. Co.. l02 bid, 1903 asked
Mem. Gas sto5k.......75 bid, so asked
NEW YORK, September 1O.-Money
on call loaned at 5@7 per cent, closing
5G6 per cent. Prime mercantile paper4
@5 per cant. Ste lirg exchange steady,
but quiet at 4Sl3 for sixty dsy bills
and 4SI4 for demand.
BONDS Government aud State bonds
are dull end steady. Railway bonds
have been quiet and generally firm.
The trsr sactions though distributed
among a large number Of is ues, were
for an Insignificant amount in each.
The business of the day vas $500, COO
Final figures show trhiug changes
which are about equally divided. be-
tween gains and losses. Harlem regis
tered seveus are up q at l34s; Stiota
Valley ti,sts, 5, at 60, and Kansas City
end Nor hern OlaTiuda skies, Al at 764.
s.. Paul copsOls are down J at 1870;
New York Central coupors ssvens,
at 1874; Ohio and Mississippi consols,
At llS.
StoCks-The stock mqrketthis MORT
ing again relar sed into extreme
dullness, with no feature
whatever, fluctuations being
for from to / per cent, and noon
figures aoont the same as those Of the
opening In the afternoon, however,
a better feeling prevailed, principally
due 10 the confidence that the Chicago
convention of mansgers would firally
harmon sll the Interests involved,
their action in throwing out disputed
ques ions and working for agreement
en- more important issues meeting
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RIVERS and STEAMBOATS,
STEAMERS LEAVING
THIS DAY

STEAMERS LEAVING
THIS DAY.
Concordia. s pm.
ncordia............FRRDDIE ROBINSON, pm.
White River.......ALBERrA No. 8, 5 pm.
New 0rleans.......CITY or NATCHgz, 6 pm.
MONDAY.
Friars Point....-..JAMKs LEE, 5 pm.
Arkansas City.....-KATR ADAMS, Pm.
OsceOla.,......,.........CoAHoMA, SPIN.
TUESDAY.
Arkansas River-.-R. L. coBB, pm.
St.Francis River-.ED. FosrER, pm.
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MOVEMENTS AT THE LEvEE.

Arrivds.-Jame0, Lee, Friars Point;
Alberta, Nos, White river; Gayoso,
Concord a; Coshoms, Osceola; Belle
Memphis, st. Louis.
Departures. - James Lee, Friars
Point; Coahoms, Osceols; Belle Mem
phis, Vicksburg.
Boats IN POrt.-Gayoso, Freddie Rob-
inson and Alberta, No. 8.
Boats Due D6lgR.-City Of Natchez.
Boats Due Up.-Ed Foster and City
OF st. Louis
Receipts Yesterday.
Gayoso -437 SKIS seed.
James Lees bales cotton and 144
SKIS seed.
Coshoms-2 bales cotton and lot
eundrits.
Alberta No. 81 bales cotton and S
pigs sundriss.
Belle Memphis - 80 pkgs mer-
rhandisa
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COTTON MARKETS.

The local cotton market opened
quiet and closed quiet; middling, SIC.
Sales, so bales, to spinners.
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS.
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wesk ending Friday, September 10,

The New Orleans futare market
opened dull but steady, and closed
quiet and steady. Sales, $500 bales.
Quotations were az follows:
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PITTsBURs, September TO- Noon
River 5 feet 3 inches on the gauge and
falling. Weather partly cloudy and
warm.
WHEELING, WA, September To-
Noon River ] foot Z inches on the
gauge and falling, Weather clear and
warm.
CINCINNATI, September l0.-Noon-
RIVER falling, with feet on the gauge.
Weather clear and warm; thermom-
eter $40.
EVANSVILLE, September l0-Eoon-
River feet l incn on the gauge and
falling. The Buckeye State Is of Flint
Island, and is expected here today.
LOUISVILLE, SEPTEMBER l0-Noon--
River feet inches in the canal and
| lcot 6 inches on the falls and falling.
Weather clear and warm. Business
dull.
CAIRO, September l0.-Noon-RlveI
S ieet > inches on the gauge and fall
ing. Weather iairand hot. Arrived;
City OF Natchez, st. Louis, am;
Henry Lourey and barges, New Or
Learn, B am.
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New York spots opened quiet and
closed quiet. MIDI ing 9fc Sale,
S52 bales. Quotations were as fol-
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New York futures opened quiet and
firm, closed dull but steady. Sales,
1880 bales. The closing quotations
were 90 follows:
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Receipts at ports, this day, 1885,. 9.00l
Receipts at ports, this day, 1885,. IL 1884
CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT.
1886. 1885. 1854.
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NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET.

NEW York, September l0.-There
has been much improved demand
of agents 'or all classes and styles Of
wooden aud cotton fabrics, and the
trade with j1bbsrs is very large.
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From iucHinfsuR il,uIII
The mlc,t horror lrm Goo south
~cr- is the run-tlug ui iNu. H.Ifr men
hy the natives. who ulirru.rI i.t,t
rd on the rcmHiu-. luu umfIuu
of the shocking affair ms Iu-r been
received from Brisbane. where DO app.
rrur-, some tcHrs were DuruHrrl 90
The -nlcy of the ,uticr NH, Gr.,
the Alice Grcy LETT Eu-mn, lur
M'Arthur riycr iu tlc uurlH,n terri
tory. She was seen h.tW,ru hmlDl.
y aud swear Island, after Winch uo'h-
lug had been heard OF h.r Whist
making Inquiries H. tu the i1.r of tur
vessel. the mister ul thr -uIuuurI
FELTON, learned thHi lhy WtINp, of thu
territory between the VI Arthur and
Robinson river, had murdered two
white Mru Arcr killing thr lWu
men the natives were reported Goo
have roasted the budu- aud then
irHstcd on them II was supposed
that the unfortunate uru ur
lougpd To the crew ul thc \..c Crr, .
but before the report hui reached
Brisbane dispatch wa, received from
the government agent Ht NuuWu4-
ton. reporting the arrival ut tNr Alice
Grry. The two men wore then
thought to belong Co nuu,urr trading
vessel
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InE last day of March brought some
care, with ittopoor Wash Washing.
Ton, which oohcd outata ropes DuI
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TINS blamed uorthcr gets too ru
uraly near there of,hrwlIicrauo
tmdcrrr vegetables.
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lloreruN can work Itself Wu q, sort
orpuliljcn whItc-ucal ul winch Waco
isU,ircy ignorant.
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TIM hanging ofa man ON ANY other
than Friday, may not be exactly legal
according to the uuwrittcn statutes,
but it is just as effective, and neither
the patient or the public has right
TO complain on that score.
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TuE News sruopcd the Gazette iu
the matter of finding that the strike
Wason
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farmer tor governor and Ro,, is thc
man
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THE WACO EXAMINE r

tutptrn at tho rustuinoc Of Waco toIAs
SECOND rlasi mail mHtl"f
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wa. irurrnl Jcdrlcnr, 3
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EArlow GRAVES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-21
FEVER TREMORS And DETONATIONS.
THE CONDITION OF THINGS IN SOUTH CAROLINA
STEADILY IMPROVING.

THE CONDITION OF THINGS IN SOUTH CAROLINA
STEADILY IMPROVING.
CHARLESTON, 5. e., Sept. 2O.-The condition
OF Summervile for the past three days In regard TO
earthquake disturbances has been reassurng and the
people are strongly impressed with the belief that the
annoying tremors and detonatons about to cease.
On Saturday last the whole day passed without
much as delonation. There we're only TWO scarcely
audible explosions Saturday night separated by
interval OF two On Sunday about o'clock there
was plainly audible explosion which was. however
unaccompaned by the us9al trembling of the EARTH At
IL O'Clock Sunday night there Was tremor which, a.
the people become accustomed to manifesto
tions, caused litto comment At o'clock this morning
there another slight shock Of the character
The deonations and tremors arc long intervals
and unheeded except by the most umorous
The situation IN Charleston brighter and cheer
Ing fact which largely duo to tho favorable weather
and escape from tho threatened Wost India hurricane
The death list from the effects OF exposure s forty
against seventy mine In tho previous week ihorc 10
still scarcity OF skilled brcklayers and piasterers. and
arc at earthquake prices Tho fright caused By
the old shocks generaly subsding and refugees are
returning TO the city.
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could avail themselves Of its benefits. and such O
multiplication Of tho relations between debtor and
creditor. between tenants and State would be in
volved In the insufficient extension Of that act would
economical grounds meet with determined opposi-
ton fiom large section Of the House. fCheers.
The issue of a commission afforded sufficient ground
for Parliament to endeavor to relieve tenants who
upon examination should be found unable to pay their
rents and the tact of the issue Of the commission I'm
piled that there were such tenants whom the Govern
ment thereby promises to relieve But such relief
was to be given only after long inquiry and after
the framing and passing OF the necessary bill, all OF
which would involve much delay. In the meantime
law existed under which the penalties of eviction
might be inflicted upon large body of men who, the
Government admitted, not unwilling but were
unable to pay their rents. 1t would be a monstrous
injustice the part of Parliament to allow such
law to be put in motion. loud cheers) Therefore
he should support the bill, although he himself would
have framed it differently. The bill, however, could
be altered in committee
Continuing Mr.. Gladstone said the Government
admitted that the judicial rents too high Here
he interrupted by cries of " Nor
"Tben," he asked what did Lord Salisbury mean
when he said that the difference between just rents
and judicial tents must be made up by the State !"
Lord Randolph Churchil-Lord Salisbury never said
anything OF the Kind.
kfr. Gladstone-The noble lord - bold in his asser-
tion do whether there is any limit to that
bodness But see no ground to recede from my state
menL lCheers
Mr. Gladstone said he had never committed himself
as to rents OF leaschoders. and therefore could
hold himself open to consider what was said
the subject by both Nationaiists and Con-
servatives, retaining full liberty consider the best
form which the measure should ultimately appear.
He felt bound in honor justice to for the second
reading OF the bill, which, apart from gem
eral policy, he believed absolutely
necessary in consequence or Important
ding NJ fhn Go mt hv Wh
propositions Of deepest importance-pro-
positions involving the country IN consequences the
magnitude OF which perhaps none OF them was fuily
capable OF realizing. lCheers.
Mr.. Matthews Home Secretary In advising the House
reject the BILL denied that the appointments or the
Commission implied admission that rents were 700
high. lie said that Mr.. Parnelps bill was an invitation
all tenants In Ireland to strike against the payment
OF rents $780,,
Tue debate adjourned on motion Of John Morley.
The appropriation bill passed tho second reading py
vote Of l76 TO 66.