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In q Japanese Theatre.

japanese theatres naturally have their Pc
culiarities A person familiar with them says
a very singular custom prevails Of allowing
a visitor for small extra fee to stand up,
and the unfortunate individual behind him
has no right to demonstrate or to rise and try
to get peep at the stage He may hear,
but he cannot see Another popularity is
that the extravagantly disposed visitor may
purchase the right t. sit upon the stage
wherever he likes, the actors go on with
their parts in apparent inconsistencies Of
his presence. Our authority says he has seen
a broadsword combat fought all around a
visitor who showed no disposition to move
Chicago Herald.
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Sailing Through tho Blue.

How nice it will be when you are able to
sail through the blue and call upon people in
other planets. where did you go for your
honeymoon" "We went as far as Neptune.
We stopped a couple days in Venus The
hotels were so bad We pushed on" How was
the weather. I'VE passed thunderstorm
this morning about 1000 900 miles up, COM
ing this way. They told US it would be here
this evening" "How was the travelingr
The balloon cars are very well, but the con-
ducters are very rude Yes, like the eli
mate of Mars, but wasn't it bot passing
JupiterI Saturn's rings were rather pretty,
but on the whole disappointing. San Fran
cisco Chronicle
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A Cultivated Memory.

"Do you-do you keep-ahld do you keep
he said to the hardware man.
"What Is itr'
"Why, it's one of these things that sets in
frame"
"a sievef'
mo, mol It turns with handle"
"Oh, O coffee mill"
mo. They sharpen axes on it"
"Ahl A grfndstone"
"Yes, that's it" ...
"PleGse step down stairs Ihave large
variety" "
but don't want any. want knob for
the ice chest door. was afraid I'd forget
the name, and my wife told me TO think OF
grindstoua Il was cute in her, wasn't iti
Just one knob - goOd-by."- Detroit Free
Press
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TASMANIAN SCHOOLS.
PUBLIC SCHOOL SYSTEM EXISTING
IN NEW ZEALAND.

The Work OF Inspectfon-Classes Of Certi
Probationary Teachers - Teaching by
Means Of Pictures.
The British colony Of New Zealand consists
mainly of two large islands, called the North
and South islands For educational purposes
it is divided into eleven districts, some OF
which coincide in names and extent with the
provinces into which the colony was origin
ally divided for political purposes The
supreme control Of educational affairs Is in
the hands of the minister Of education, who
is member Of the cabinet The work Of in
spection Is carried on by an inspector general
of schools and inspectors The large dis
tricts Of Auckland in the North Island and
Otago in the South Island have each three
inspectors of schools, while each of the other
districts has one. The office Of the inspector
general rs in Wellington, the seat of govern
ment, commonly called by the colonists "the
Empire City" ,.....
AL schools for primary education are called
public or state schools, and education is free,
compulsory and secular. Occasionally relig
ious instruction is given in these schools by
ministers OF religion to those children whose
parents wish them to receive it, but this
forms nc part Of the state system. The
pupils Of every school are divided for pur
poses Of inspection and examination, but not
necessarily for purposes Of instruction, into
six standards All pupils below the first
standard are put into preparatory class,
while pupils who have passed standard six
form class seven. The subjects Of instruc
ton are divided into pass subjects, class sub
jects and additional subjects. No child is
allowed to pass into higher standard until
he can show a certificate of having passed the
standard below. The class subjects for
standard six are drawing, English history
and elementary science, while the additional
subjects are recitation, singing, drill, extra
drawing, with needle work for girls Draw
ing is usually taught BY Q viSiu1g veacner
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TERRIBLE FoREwARNINGs.

Cough in the morning, hurried or
difficult breathing, raising phlegm,
tightness in the chest, quick ened
pulse, chilliness in the evening or
sweats at night, all or any of these
things are the first stages of consump-
ton. Acker's English Cough Remedy
will cure these fearful symptoms, and
is sold by RAGLAND & Co. 10y
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HIhaf bird In my hand vhas all righ1
for quail on toast u dot bird vhas In soma
bushes, maype | doan' catch him In tvs
weekS-Carl Dunder.
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Gu>>o the Children. They are es-
SCSSS pecislly liable to sudden
Colds, Coughs, Group, Whooping Cough,
etc. We guarantee Acksrs English
Remedy . positive cure. =, It saves
hours Of anxious watching. Sold BY
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II new calicoes are allowed to lie In strong
salt water an hour before the first washing
the colors are less likely 70 fadA.
: 4
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BOLTON, JNO. H.
. Auctioneer and Commission Merchant
Houston street, next to the bridge. Consign-
ments solicited.
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THE marks of premature age may be
effectually obliterated by using Bucking
hams Dye for the whiskers. 1t colors uni
formly, and always gives satisfaction. 4-3O-t1
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w Dealer in Day GOODS, CLOTHING
Furniture, Notions. etc. Cor. AceQuia street
and Main plaza San Antonio, Texas.
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YLLIG & BRO, W. j,
l Fresh Groceries and Country Produce
No 345 Dolorosa street, near San Pedro creek.
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- For everything needed in
LUMBER or BUILDING MATERIAL
Yards at the International Railroad depot.
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Does theIBest Dyeing
Securing of Mems Clothing in the city, at No
400 North Flores street. Call on him. 6m
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x RTISTIC PRINTING
In all its Branches,
At the LIGHT Job office, No 4 E. Commerce st.
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SHELPS, c. N.
San Antonio. Mattress Factory, manufac-
lures all kinds of Mattresses and Spring Beds.
Wholesale and retail.
ONCE and Factory No. PA and 24S Austin st.
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rR. CIV. PHILLIPS, Dentist.
- No. 266, West Commerce Street, over
Jesse Bells Jewelry Store.
All work guaranteed to be the best 6-2-lm
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7 C. LUM,
-. First-class Carriage Painting, corner
East Houston and Nscogdoches str Gets. Ref
erences: Carter Mutually, Bergstrom &
Gray, and Wells, Fargo x Co.
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\ NTARTIC REFRIGERATOR co.
a Dolorosa street, opp. Southern Hotel
Sells the best meat to be had in the city. De-
livery free Prices reasonable. 81 If
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DOYLE, CHAS.
- Keeps the best writing material in the
market. Call and examine at the book store.
No. s0T East Houston street 5-4-6mo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-28
CLOSING PRICES or CALIFORNIA STOCKS.
sAS FRANCISCO, April 81, 1888.
CLOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
RAnROADS SHOW CONSIDERABLE CAMS.

Friday, April ZIP. H.
The bond offerings to the Treasury to-day
amounted only to ss4S,OOO of which the Secretary
accepted only S94, 500-s3,0O0 As at 125 l-2 and
$1,000 at I25 and 100000 1-2s at 107 5-S
making the total purchases TO date, SO, 775,500.
All the railroads reporting1 to-day their gross
earnings for the third week in April return good
gains on the week of 1887. Thrty-fve companies
now have made their reports of these, thirty
which show gains give aggregate Tor the week
of this year Of S2,36G, 039 against S2050,90S in
1872 gain of S315,131 or 1873 per cent; the
other five give an aggregate Of S250,7S4 against
S2S7,476-a loss of 36,692, or Is per cent. OF
the total number, twenty-seven companies which
reported their earnings in 1886 give gain OF
"a per cent on the week Of 1886 Considering
the losses incurred from the severe storm and
blizzard Of March II, the Pennsylvania's report
for March, printed this morning, and those of
the New-York, Lake Erie and Western and Nor
folk and Western, printed below, must De re-
gaPded as wonderful exhibits. The net OF the
Norfolk and Western for the first quarter OF this
year is 20 per cent greater than that Tor the same
quarter OF 1887.
and furnished additional evidence Of wider
scope and broader interest The professional re-
actionists' tried their hand at making Their
points good in the early dealings. Probably
nearly every trader who had not done SO before
sold out during the first half hour OF business;
Yet the stocks, Doth long ana SNORT weIe aoSoroeu
anu prices steadily advanced till after o'clock
In the last half hour, a sharp raid was made on
the market; prices we're hammered of with IA,
pidity l-2a1 per cent in ten minutes time and
There were no stocks for sale. New-lork and
New-England again came TO the front and rose
from 80 IA, last nights forced price to 42a4 |,
under the same class of buying which week
ago advanced the prices from "a to 49, Despite
the late desperate raid prices generally closed
equal or better than last evenings figures, ana
the tone if not the figures was strong. Tomorrow
cttlaf diu will
Street calls a good one, but its figures for the
cash will he some So O0O 900 less than the actual
holdings tonight.
THE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET.
Government bonds were moderately dealt IN at
full figures the bids for the As We're advanced
is per cont Annexed are the closing quotations:
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400 at 7-s North River Construction S Saa
400 at is, Kingston and Pembroke IRON ol,
lS2, 500 at So 62 l-2aS3a$2 81 1-2 ana oecuii'S
Milling and Mining t7,l00l at 30a25 cent?.
Money was easy at per cent all day. ciosins
/ 1-2a2 per cent
The Clearing House statement to-day was as
follows: Exchanges, sll7,3S9,954; balances
The Sub-Treasury to-day was debtor at the
Clearing House s3403,167. The business OF the
Sub-Treasury for the week ending tonight IN,
cludes receipts of s7,029,ol4 and payments Oh
81 So, 3O4, 202, against sl57,435.152 April 20
showing apparent loss OF 81, 80, $780, put ue-
Quoting from the payments 81 ,lsS,000 for items
which only affect the Sub-Treasurys account
the banks is s2,o42,s6O. To-day's operations
s4,is4, 633: currency balance, sl3577,453; coin
balance sl39, 726 $50. Included in the above.
named payments for the week is 1890, 900 pald
for purchased bonds so 1t seems that nearly, II
New-York. AS the principal part OF such pay
ments was made to-day, the Sub Treasury's loss
for the week will count for little in to-mouoWs
bank statement Of averages, but the statement
probably will show large gains in cash without
the Sub Treasury's loss for the weeks
REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON.
The United States Treasurer at Washington
received to-day $4,000 National bank notes Tor
redemption.
The customs receipts were s5s5,403 and the
internal revenue receipts were s407,339.
To-day's Washington Treasury statement OF
cash on hand and deposits in bank compares with
the figures of the last previous statement as fol
lows: -
Net gold on hand A2Is5 s2ssei Ins
Net silver onhd 5o'747,o2o 6osI4'O7S Inc 2Zoo''
on hand '' -. 27.so7so1 os,os1sso Inc l2s,ses
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-28

In State bonds Tennessee settlement 3s were
steady at 40 and IS sold at 80. OF city bank
stocks, Commerce sold (31l at 65 "a ana os -S'
Merchants 800 at lao l-2, and Park !lOl at / Il.
There was no special feature In the dealings
In railway bonds beyond full demand and
general hardening Of holders views. Eric second
IS closed at 9s "a. West Shore As sold at
lO2 5-Sa102 rs. Canada Southern second IS
were up to 93a92 1-2. New-Jersey Central new
5s were firm at l02 "a. Missouri, Kansas and
Texas issues were firm the consol rs sold up 70
90 I-4a9s, against 81 "a yesterday the general
Gs TO 66 l-2, against &C. and the IS 70 % l-2,
against SO. Fort Worth and Denver hfsts were
active and closed at SO, an advance OF per
cent. For further information reference Is made
to our table containing the complete list OF bond
transactions.
OF unlisted securities dealt in at the Stock Ex
change Cotton Seed Oil certificates sold $500 at
3Ia32a3l 3-s, Texas and Pacific new hrsts
800, 0OOj at o. 3-4a92 10, and seconds
1850, 0OOl at AZ 3-4a44 3-4a43 l-2, Chesa-
peake and Ohio frstS preferred re-
ceipts nO0) at IA and second preferred re-
ceipts qOO) at Ia, Duluth, South Shorc and
Atlantic 1900 at loa9, Vicksbgrg and Meridian
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-28

journal reports catusRecepts 1000 head shlpmenss
1000 head market strong stesrssS 650s5 ~ -,
and Feeders 81 359S3 Cows Bulls aud Mixod ~ 10
ss3 80; Texas Cattle So 500Si 10. -.
Hoqs-RecsDt, 200JO shipments 0oo hesa
strong Mixed s53O6s 90 Heavy 50 45sS3 %; Lsn'
SIS 300s5 55; skDs 81 000$5 Toe
SaesD-hocetots 900 head shipments l0OO nefu ms.
steady Natives s5as7 Western 81 1886 90; Texans
"a 0s6 Lambs s50s7 rs.
ST. LovTs April ~. Receipts 400 head; SINE
ments 300 markst steady and unchan red
Hogs Receipts $500 head shipments 100 head massS
Choice Heavy Butchers selections 70 SO
So so. Packing. Medium Choice. S. 2S0so eoi Lisn'
grades. Ordinary 10 BeL IS 10G535
Shssp-ReceDts LOO head; shipments 300; mafAes
strong FAIR 10 Choice s4QSd.
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-THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW

To al nrsons Interested In the assigned estate OF Fran
els q Chsllenor and George " Maynard individually ana
as composing the firm OF r. G.; Chalenor Co. for the
hencat ~ their creditors creditors otherwise;
You and each you hereby cited and required per
sonay no be and appear Special Term OF the Court OK
Cannon pleas for the City aud County OF NewYork az
CHAMBERS thereof IN tho County Court House In the CITY
Of o the 18th day OF July 1888. at ii o'clock
In the forenoon. and there 20 show cause why ma
settlement Of the accounts OF Archibald anderson as
s.snee Of the abovensmcd ChalenOr and Maynard as
sgnors should be had and II no cause Be shown to
attend the nna OF the assgnees accounts
Witness, Hon HENRY w. BOOKSTAVEh one OF
the Judges said Court OF Common Pleas and the Seal OF
said Court this 18th dsy ~ AnHl 1883.
(seaI NATHANIEL JARVIS JR. Clerk
ABBOTT BROS, Attorneys for Assignee
II broadway, New.Yosk City. ~
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
er North River. Vessels and Railroads.
GENERAL. MARKET REPORT.

BUILDING MATERIALS selling moderately ut pre-.
vons quotations. Quotations: Crotons brown Sl30Sl5 ;
osrk and rcd. s5asls Trenton and PhadelphiA Frost
songsde pier S2 SIS 90 Jerseys So 90 5O Hsyersraw
hars aioat s. 5o W RIVER mart - 1885 Io koe E
land Co anon Lime SOC Fni.hng 81 Goats Hair 32O35c
per oush; Cattle Hair 2lG22c Cement 81 10 81 ~ ior
round lots American Portland; English Portland 81 100
az % kosendsle. 81 10 d6l 10.
COFFEE-Brazl styles quiet but steady at l4sc
fer lar spot invoices Sales 1000 bags fat bean No. is &C.
ZUuO bags Cafe des Agnas No T. 12Sc. cost and freight
V0o bags No l27c afoat and 1000 bags No q ~ loI5c
anoat also SO bags No aoat IL Sc, store terms The
mider STYLES selling moderately small lots at previous
laes The speculative movement fair aud the market
closed ~ a advance 5 points
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6elp n)anteb.
Eeeal Notices.
IN PURSUANCE of an order made by the

IN PURSUANCE of an order made by the
Hon, Henry W. BOokstayer On the an day yd Of APRIL
having claims AGAINST Charles W. Kurtz, r. LofiBg Blsnch
ard aud George w Hart individually and as eop5rners
Blanchard Company, and in Chicago under the urn name
OF Hart blanchard Company ana IN New-Orlesns under
the arm name of blanchard Kurtk Company that they
are required 10 present their claims wih the vouchers
therefor duv verified subscriber the duly appointed
assignee Of The said Charles W Kurtz Lorng Baneh-
ard and George w Hart the benent OF hes creditors
al his Mace on trsnsacting business No q Pearls IN
the City OF Newyork or before the S0n day OF juno
1883. LuClO2 D5shDA4bh' Asisneo
Dated New-York. April IL, loSS.
EDWARD NJ. SCUDDER Attorney Tor Assignee,
ca list
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OIL MARKETS.

OIL CITY, Penn. April a. National Transit Certificate.
opened al s5b; highest So; lowest s37. closed. 50
saes 100000 barrels elearancs 29l5 600 barrels char
1924 barrels shipments rs s94 barrels runs 7s9
barrels
PITTsBuEo Penn 2rn 27-Petroenm fairly active and
closed nrn Natonal Transit cerIncAtes opened 81
closed at o57.' highest IS lowest 81
BRADFORD Penn. April l-Nstonal Transit Certificates
opened at - closed at s5s highest s6; lowest "a =
Clearances l.642Oo0 barrels
TTTrsvLE Peun. April 27-Nationai Transit certificates
opened at ssh highest s6i lowest s37s closed. sc.
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKrrs

LIVERPOOL. April 1850 m-Beef and port IN moor
demand. Hams-In fair demand Baeon-In poor demand
short GEAR firm at Ais Sd Cheese-In poor demand
low-In poor demand Spirits urpsntine-n poor demand
Rosin-in poor demand Lard-spst and Futures-In poor
csrn-spot-Nothing Offering futures-In fair demand
Mixed western. spot strong at o. Sd April strong
g. oa MAY soSs a. s Id Jq0o strong He'd
ANTWERP. Aprll ELECTROMAGNETIC e american. l6
francs paid and ID francs l2is centimes sellers
ANTWERP. April 2l.-Wilcsxs lard closed az 93 francs
o eentimes per lU0 kilOs. " -
BREMEN. April 27.-Ps,roeum marks 20 pfenniss
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LIVE STOCK MARKErs BY TELEGRAPH

BUFFALO April 27-caal,-- Receipts last y nonrs were
ll7a thus tar dsie oa - .n'. ~
last. week 1890 Consigned through $500, " ~ "
NewYorks cars sale quiet Oot Cor tina
ShesD-Receipts last ~ hosrs "oe % sOD
Tar $4,000 For Same uho - y 49, "a
Consigned through ears OF which 70 - ~ s9- ~,
sale Prices declined "a Oc o. ~ ip "a
Clipped 40 az IS; Wcclled Lambs s'~so - N''PP' w
Hogs-Recept. last ~ hours $50 ToI. fcr me week
thus as 500 For time last "eeh &c "a
aligned through 30 Al Of which 81 10 e" etA -
sao unsettled but gsneisly a. ~ N
Is OOa as 10, Mred PIES ght forkers 20 Soes ~
Selected YORKER. as IS s5 IS selected Medium weights
IS 75ss5 80 Others unchanged
CHICAGO. Union stock Yards April sI'-T"s DT's"'
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proposals.
AouEDUcr COMMISSIONERS oFrcE
NRw.YORK April 20. 1884 I

AouEDUcT COMMISSIONERS oFTrcE. I
ROOM 200 STEWART BUuDINS No. $50 BRoADwAY.f
NRWYoRK April 20. 1854 (
ITO CONTRACTORS.
IL BIDS OR PROPOSALS for furnishing and delivering
and laying 4Snch casron pipes and their
from 18Th and Conventaye 10 the proposed Gate
House Central Reservoir and doing all other
work herewith necessary 20 complete Sec
ton AQueducL called for In the approved
forms contract and specifications on ne in the once q
the Commissioners VIII be received az this
ONCE until "Wednesday the 9th day Of May isss &C
ilcy onened by the A9ueduct COMMISSIONERS and the
award OF the contract doing said work and furnishing
said material will made by said Commissioners soon
thereafter practicable.
blank forms OF said approved and the specif
cations thereof and bids proposals and proper enye
opes their enclosure and forms OF bonds and also tho
pians for said and all other information can be OBJ
aned at above Office OF the AQueduct Commissioners
on application 10 the Secretary.
BY order OF the Aqueduct Commissioners.
JOHN G. SHEEIIAN JAMES G. SPENCEh
Secretary. Presldene
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HAVANA MARKET.
Spirits OF rURPENTTNK

HAVANA April 27.-spsnish gold 234a235si Exchange
United states short sight gold l0h1l0a
MUM Sugar steady.
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The PETROLEUM Markell
NEwS FROM THE FIELD AND RANCE or pRIC

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
There was little Of importance from the oil field
yesterday and there were developments TIE
fined markets The mystery workers. are still at their
vocation but the results to date do appear
ing. The newspapers Of the petroleum country Of all
shades Of trade faction and feeling unite the view
that the various pending Developments in the field
promise important beash results The speculative spirit
Is langushng at the moment however and viii probably
revive unless some new stimulus is applied grows in
time out Of the steadily increasing strength OF the sas
eel position The bears had their way in the early trad
ing In oil yesterday, but It significant that prices
were not broken below 81 scarcity Of certln.
Gates Is noticeable, and there is promise sell from
holders After the raiders exhausted themselves in
morning an attempt to brought about a gradual
Improvement and the market closed strong with
vvscity
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Bid ASK - BID AsA'
Us. as 1891 reg lO7 l2l05 US cur IS 1896 l15h-
Us.4 IS 1891 lO7 l0S us cur. Is, 1897 t2Jh
AS 1887 reg i26 al287 - 6s 1898 l2S 49,
U.S4s l9y7csn I26 Ia 2gss U.s. S. 1899. 80 s...
Us cur. Us 1885 lzlL Dist Col 3-jjs 80. III
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CHARLESTON. April n -Turpsntns steady ct s3o
sAyASNAH. April 2T.-rurpentins dull a. % 20
WILMINGTON. April T.-Turpsntins steady 81 siisc
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THE STATE STEAMSHIP LINE.
NoRDDEUTscHER LLOYD SIS. CO.

IN SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON,
NETWORK, SOUTHAMPTON AM BREMEN.
Steamers sail from pier foot I'd ST., Hoboken-
FAST EX PRESS STEAMERS
Fnlda Sat AMI 0s a m Lahn Wed, May 9, 5 m
Trave Wed May 10 30 a Werra Sat May IL 100 m
Elbe sat MAY s. 80 pm Aller Wed May 1e, 8 80 m
First Cabin 500 and upward berth according 70 TO-
cation Second Cabin $50 beth Stcer1gc az lowest atcA
'''''' oELRICHS q CO., No 2 BoMi-g Gnen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-28

COTTON 3spot prices chlnged and tho move
sent fair Sales 1879 bales Of which 4l9 were on
export and the balance consumption At the
ports the receipts aggregated 4766 bales to-day comparing
with $3.50 bales this daY and 2430 bales Tor tho
corresponding day Since September lle be-
ginning OF the year. the receipts have reached 534O
bales against 762 bales tor the period last
Quotations on STANDARD OF Classification
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-28

Net cash bancs $3.50 $780, 500 $50 Inc se4s
The foreign exchanges were quiet and easier
closing steady at quotations for business as fol-
lows Bankers bills, "a 56 SIS and "a 81 1-s
for long and short sterling respectively; BIS "a
and SIG rs for francs; 95 1-2 and 95 "a for
reichmarl1s; 40 IA and 40 LIZ for guilders.
In London British consols were steady at
90 1916 for money and 90 rs for account;
Money between bankers was 1-4a1 1-2, and
for discount of bankers bills / 1-2 per cent
American railways were irregular and closed firm
at figures based quotations rejecting the early
depression in the home market At Paris French
per cents rose to 82.30a8225, and sight eX-
change on London was easy at 25.27 l-2 francs.
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SALES AT THE GOV s0LIDATED STOCK AND
PETROLEUM EXCHANGE.
STOCEx