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The evening world., 1888-07-17

[PTom he SOmsrVills JOurHal.l
They were riding together In the moonlight, and
he was trying hard TO think OF som pleasant
to say. All OF a sudden she gave 9 slight SILVER.
"Are you cold, Miss Hattie :" he asked,
snxiously. al will put my coat around you. II you
ike"
"wel. yes, " said she, Shyly, with another little
shiyer. am Q little cold, I confess, bat you
needn't put your coat around me; one OF the
sleeves VIII do.n
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Uniforms for tho O,Conu.n Guards.

reception and lecture Will be held at Clarendon
Hail Saturday evening for the purpose Of realizing
funds to buy uniforms for the Daniel oConnel
Guards. II 10 hoped that patriotic lrishmen VIII
a. end In large numbers.
Mr.. 4. ID. sullivan viii preside and Gen. d. i.
Burke ami Col, John j. O'Dyrne wlll be the
speakers Of the evening. After the lecture Their Q
viii be music and dancing.
The evening world., 1888-07-17
The Confidence

OF people who have tried Hoods sArsApGrilA. in this
preparation IL rsmArkAbls. Many who have failed to de-
nvs any good whatever from other articles arc completely
restored to health By the peculiar curative powers of this
medicine. For diseases caused BY impure blood or low
state OF the system II IL unsurpassed. II you need . good
medicine give HoOd's sArSapArilIA . trial He SURE to got
Hoods sArsApArilA- Sold BY all druggists. 81; SII for
The evening world., 1888-07-17
II. & Milan md Mustard.

Two young men. one of whom was smok-
ing a cigarette, ran after a Fifth avenue horse
car In Brooklyn the other morning. The
smoker took a seat in the rear of the car
while his friend went up near the driver.
Presently the conductor ran along the side of
the car and called Fare !"
The young man handed him 10 cents and
at the " Fl. and NJ" Harrison and Morton)
campaign button and said:
1.-Two? All right. I'll tell him the ham
and mustard , politician paid for him."
The evening world., 1888-07-17
Wheel wmiia Wheel.

Flirterly InHkip-Hello, speJers, old man; come
in and take something, won't your
speyers-sh, Flitl I really don't dare to. just
now. I'm q special detective watching the two
detectives OF the Society for the Advancement OF
Cruelty TO Vice who Just went into the bar, and,
for all know, there may be another detective
Watching mel
The evening world., 1888-07-17

Another - masher" has been mulcted in
the sum of $40. Some of the respectable up
town hote's sought to direct their engineer to
turn the hose on the squad Of oglers that
stands in front of their doors to the great IN
noyance of decent girls and women.
The evening world., 1888-07-17
A CurIaus

IRON he EpOch.l
Gentleman-Is that the dog you've always had,
Aunt Dinah?
Aunt Dinah-Yes. sab: he am de sefsame dawg.
When we fuSt got him ne wah q bright yaller, but
me an RasluS am VERY OAK Completed, sab, n
he has been VII us so long, dat Oh late yeahs dat
waller hue 10 kinder turnin' into or rusty black. But
he am % same daWg.
The evening world., 1888-07-17
Where Experience Is Needed.

Druggist- Yes. ! want o prescription clerk. Have
you a diplomat
Applicant-Not exactly, sir, but
"Cau you run a soda fountain p"
"Not very well, SIR, buI | eau learn"
"No, ] guess you won't do. might let you
practise putting up prescriptions. hut / can't an )Td
10 risk an inexperienced hand at the soda foam
tain.
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Eternal Fitness.
BY BurdsuS,l

sailor for sea,
And n spinster for tea,
A lawyer for talking, aud a soldier for nghting;
A baby for NOSE,
And q circus for boys,
And Q typew ritter man 10 10 autograph writing.
A banker for ohink,
And 4 printer for ink,
A leopard for spots, and a wafer for sticking;
And q crack baseball ringer,
An opera slnger,
4 shotgun, Q mule, aud Q choir tor Kicking.
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gaze upon it here no doubt have spent one or
more evenings where he has been present,
and. in fact, the chief merry-maker This
suggestion is in the why Of a little - tip"
Those who think they recognize the chiroGra.
ply or can decipher it are at liberty to send
their guesses to The EVENING WoRLp."
The evening world., 1888-07-17
They " ere Closets.


IRON " 1pooN.I
Lady calling on friend In Harlem nat)-You are
are deli Rhtfully situated, Mrs. Clark. 1t 10 SO nice
to have rlenty Of closet room.
Mrs. ClarE-Er-ye-es, but those are bedrooms.
The evening world., 1888-07-17
The Answers Bothered Him.

IRON Teras SUtings.l
Friend-HoW did you pass your civil service ex-
aminalion7
Appl!cant-To tell ths truth. / didn't get q very
good mark. / DON'T know, but / expect I've
slipped up.
mot = biz 1t was the answers that worried
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GUESS"

Here's q Little Puzzle In the Science Of
Chirography.
Can any of the readers Of The EVENING
WORLD discover to whom the accompanying
signature belongs? It is that Of q gentleman
we'll known in public life, and q who
The evening world., 1888-07-17
TARIFF AND STRIKES THE REASONS.

Macbeth & Co., Lamp Chimney Mapufac-
turers, Talk Of Moving TO Belgium.
Especial TO THE EVENING woRLp.i
PITrsBURo. July 17.-Macbeth & Co., Of
this city, nave about decided to move their
lamp chimney factory to Belgium. The firm
is the largest lamp chimney concern in the
United States. Reasons assigned are the
tariff on raw material md the continual
trouble American manufacturers have with
their employ ees in the matter OF strikes.
Said Mr.. Macbeth I'VE want to be at
work, and 30 do at least three-fourths of the
mon, but on account of the union not q sin
gle man dare go to work nor do We dare to
start up.
1t is just this condition Of affairs that has
almost decided US to pull up stakes and
novel,
The evening world., 1888-07-17
The IntelIiaeut Jurymnn.

tFroR. Tia hartAG's TfHsyGrd HsVald.l
The jurymAn who sleeps through the whole trial
and aWakeS and listens TO the charge OF the Judge
10 The safe man OF the twelve; he knowS some-
thing; the eleven are only fuddled with the evi-
dence.
The evening world., 1888-07-17
Machine vs.. Man.

Higgins (waiching his friend getting weighed at
the "drop-your- nickel " machine)-Why the thing
don't work. It's q beastly swindle.
WiggiLs-Well, IL hasn't got ahead OF ne any.
Shl That nickel was plugged.
The evening world., 1888-07-17
An Address Wanted.

About two months ago . woman. name IN
Known, but living in Eightteth street. this city, re-
moved q girl OF nfteen years from the Juvenile
Asylum. WIN she kindly send her name and ad-
dress 10 the editor OF The EVENING WoRLp2
The evening world., 1888-07-17

IRON Texas Svtin9.J
Mr.. A. (wuo is reading the paper)-A woman
committed suicide in jail BY hanging herself with q
handkerchief. Well, i never heard Of that before.
Mrs. A.-1here is nothing new about that Cleo
patra killed herself with a wiper, didn't shef
The evening world., 1888-07-17
Pleasant Hat Plain.

Hell met your cousin yesterday Miss Smith.
Bhe-oh. did you3 We arc aaid to look very
much alike. Did you not ma her Very PLEASANT
pretty.
The evening world., 1888-07-17
INDICATED His Honor.
IFrom the Epoch

IFrom the Epoch.1
Magistrate ito prisoner)-The plaintiff clatms
that you gouged his eye, bit q piece on his ear.
knocked him endwise and teen walked up and down
mis- body. what did he do that you should thus -
sault hint
Prisoner-Your Honor, he allowed that 1 wasn's
no gentleman. ="
The evening world., 1888-07-17

The "big corner in sugar" is costing
the people at least $500. 900 o week. When
viii the law put the Trust into O corner2
The evening world., 1888-07-17

road has bean summarily squelched by Judge
LAWRENCE. Now give us real rapid transit
either underground or by subway. 1t must
come. III 10 Snys, 80 ~ 7Ab ir,gss g..ss
The evening world., 1888-07-17

The coming investigation at Castle Garden
win mean business, and the report Of It vii
not be pigeonholed.
The evening world., 1888-07-17
A smithxLIle Cyclone.

Iron The S~nithSills (Ga.) SsWs.l
Texas pony, q quart Of rye whiSkey and some
thing that looked like a man pasled through Smith
vile Yesterday. This was the nrst cyclone that
has visited Us this season.
The evening world., 1888-07-17

Nothing is the matter with July. 30 fal
this month New York has been the pleasant
cot summer resort in the country.
The evening world., 1888-07-17
A Bill OF Fare NEEDED.
Ihon Tsxaa SiLHnas.l

TTFom TtIas SVHRohI
Young Wife-Now tell me candidly, hubby don't
my cooking taste - good a. the stun you get at q
restaurant
rant I can look Al the bull OF fare and md out what
I'm eating.
The evening world., 1888-07-17
Las,srs, DimcuIhe. Settled.

TePEcIAL TO TIE EVENING wohLD.I
MARBLEHEAD. Mass, July II. Tue trouble be-
tween the lasters and b.. L. Cole q Co. was ad-
justed last night by the local board Of the Las,ers'
Union and the iasters will return 10 work Inns
morning,
The evening world., 1888-07-17
Trouble Ahead.
[Erom The Epseh.

TFTom The Epeeh.I
You look hot and desperate, Brown. Are you
waiting for the cool wave7"
NAV; I'm waiting for the man who predicted
mn
The evening world., 1888-07-17
An Enjoyable Party.

from the Chicago Joarnai.l
A yachting parry in Australia has been devoured
by sharks. The sharks are believed to have greatly
enjoyed the party, aud are asking when there's
going to be another.
The evening world., 1888-07-17
In Central Park.

IFTOW IeIuS SVIHgS,I
A-Why does that woman on horseback wear 0
silk plug hat?
suppose.
"Guess not; II she was trying to fool the horse
she wouldn't ride Aidewaya"
The evening world., 1888-07-17

Brown-I hear Smith has to ohloroform his
clothes every night.
Whte-What FOR?
awake"
The evening world., 1888-07-17

The attempt of the Metropolitan Transit
COMPANY to grab Broadway for en- elevated
The evening world., 1888-07-17
Massachusetts h. of l.. Convention.

LAWRENCE, Mass July T.-Tne semi-annual
session of the Massachusetts, Knights of LABOR con-
venes here to-day. Dele ates to the national con-
veniion to lie held 1t indianapolis in October will
be elected.
The evening world., 1888-07-17
A Welcome Importation.

Monkey ION q business trip to a prohibition town.
Can't buy anything here, but I'm glad was wise
enough to put q small bottle in my grip.
(This represents the citizens convention dlscoy-
erinR that the cork has come OUT
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-03-17
ON RAN, AND cRossrrE.
Local and General Gossip in Railws
Circles.

Circles.
1t is runored In railroad circles that the
East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia sys-
tenn will buy the Cincinnati, Selma and
Mobile railroad, taking charge of it on
April |.
Charleston is vigorously opposed to the
extension of the Barnwen railroad TO Sa-
vannah. Tais is what the Netcs aud Cot-
rier says editorially about it: 1.-THE extern
sion Of the Barnwell railroad to Savannah
would be an excellent thin for Barnwell
and BackviIe, no doubt, but it would be
injurious to the South Carolina railway,
and it would be injurious to
Charleston. Blackville is a profitable point
for the South Carolina railway, and ie
road must inevitably lose business. If Sa.
Vannah can get into the heart of it's territo-
~ at Blackvtlle While the Rarnwell rail-
road was owned by The South Carolina rail-
way, it was an excellent fe der; but by its
extension it viii suck business away
from the South Carolina railway. 1t is
probably conte INFLATED likewise to extend
the road 80 Columbia, so As to give Sa-
vannah Immediate access to the South
Carolina capital ON short line 1t is a pity
therefore, that the South Carolina Railway
Company should have sold tie Barnwell
road. Ii is very evident that nearly every
movement that i, made IL railroad circles
has for its object tue deVeo meut II %other
interests than those of Charleston. No
thought is given TO this city in the combina-
tons that are made. Charl stou appears to
count for precious little in the railroad
y
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-03-17
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
FINANCIAL

FINANCIAL
NEW YORK, March 16-M 'Dey on call easy at
2673 per cent. last loan 9, closing at 2Q2lS re
c.nt Sterling exchange dull b sJeady at
"a $40 FOR Gn-lav bill, and 81 ss12 for demand.
Sub Treasury balances-Coin, sl29. s.0,si4: cur
rency SI2 u o. Government bonds dull nut
sleady 10 ir four per cents 12l $50 FAY; four
and a half per cents 1OGHGlO7. State bonds
entirely neglected.
The stock market was ayain very weak TO-
day, and under heavy selling developed more
activity than has been seen at any previOu
time during the present week, while material
declines were established in several stocks. The
aO ence of fore gn buying orders, in coDse-
quence of lack Of telegraphic facilities. en-
couraged bears TO hammer the list again, and
the strike on the AtchisOn, with uncertainty in
regard to dividends on Gould stocks. were made
the special occasions Of raids, thouRU the pres
sure was transferred to coal stocks late in the
day. Missouri Pacific was the first attacked,
followed b Union Pacific, the strike having, ac-
cordpg to reports. extended 10 the latter and
other Western roa Is aud BurliugiO and Quincy
and several localities ma lie marked declines.
The success In bearing those OckS encouraged
raiders to extend their operl lions TO coal stocks
a I'd Reading was brought wn n traction.
There WAS a better feeling just before the close.
and in some cases mall gains were made. but
they had no ell, CT on the general list. Wheeling
and Lake Erie was marked exception To the
course of the general ma lirt being strong On
small sales, but IL is officially announced that
the first quarterly dividend Of | per cent will
be paid on April Is and certificates Of preferred
stock will be ready on hprl u. First sales this
morning were made at irregular changes from
last evenings figures, but the market was very
dnll aud on became weak under the lead Of
Missouri Pacific This state of affairs c nt u 1t
until after noon, when. on increased business,
more marked p ogress was made toward lower
figures and Union Pacific assumed the lead
Coal Stocks we're the next mo prominent ~
the dealings. hut there was 40 change in the
temper OF speculation the market clos * weak
at tte lowest prices Of the day. Almost cry
thin. Is lower tonight und Tennessee Coal IL
down 2]5 Union Pacific IA Burlington l56 En- I
Tennessee first mort a e preferred u, Reading
and Missouri Pacific ~ per cent. eachh Sal *
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CONSIGNEEs.

Per Charleston and Savannah Railway. March
16-Fordg Office mo Lyons 4 Co, Rieser K s. A
Robinson, Meinhard Bros & Co. II 3 Cassels J II
Hennessy a Einstein's Sons, Smith Bros & Co.
ii Solomon q $ ~ w S Cherry & Co Comm r
cial Guano Co, Hammond, II & Co, Brown Bros
Garnett. : & Co, T. r Roberts, u u ester. w T
Gibson. NJ Y Henderson, II Ulmo Baker q s,
IL Graham Savannah st Ry Co, II NJ Parker.
Per Savannah, Florila aud Western Railway.
March lG--Transfer Office. Jno Fiannery K CO,
Smith Bros & Co. Rieser q S, A Einsten's Sons,
NJ Ferst & Co, Meinhard Bros q Co. c O Haines,
q w Tiedeman, Y Henderson, $ II McGillis,
G. M Gilbert q Co, r d Mcdonnell NJ ID Riley,
A A Aveilhe, j d Weed q Co, Mcmillan Bros, Il
II Durham, Lee Roy Myers & Co, Frank & %, J
w Moore, Reppard g. Co. Frerson & Co. Ray &
Q. Still we'll P& II, A S Bacon, Dale, D & Co.
" u Smluins & Co. Dancy Kavanaugh & Il,
+ w Wnn Guckenheimer 4 Son. aohr Bros.
W Hawkins, Decker x f. Lippman Bros, J X
Eason. C L Stults, w Allen, Thos West. Baker
x S, farms x j. ! NcGrath co, w Miller, T
McAuliffe j i Williams a Co. Peacock II n Co,
\ Falk < Son, T. I Roberts. Ellis, & Co, Sin or
Mfg 60, w G jackson. Warnock W, j T Stew
art & Son. Heron -, D A McGee.
Per Central Railroad. March lG-Fordg Agent,
.Inn flannerv Is Co. Moore, II & Co, w II Price,
Wilcox G & Co, w D Simkins x Co, Mohr Bros,
Fleming Bros, d A Alticlcs Sons. A AcAilister,
JOS A Roberts e. Co NJ Y Henderson, A Hanley,
W b Nell g Co Strauss Bros, " illiams ( %,
Bond. II AZ r, Herman & X, J . ~ ed E. 90, j J.
Brannan, II Myers Il Bros, Grady, Del e. Co, J
II Fox, Baldwin Co, w w Gordon e o, Miss
Julia holman. Garnet. S & Co. j $ Collins & CO,
A Miller q Co, NJ Ferst Il Co. Lowell e H. d
Mcdonald & Go, Pal'ner Bros u Lowell x Son, j
/. Hammond, II Solomon & Son. Frank 4 Co. J
Drury, EclSman & y, Smith nrOs co, J w
Jones Bendheim Bros & Co, Stillwell, r & NJ, 5
l. Newton, lee Roy Nyers 4 60, G W Tiedeman,
Teeple & Co, Southern Cotton Oil Co, Decker &
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-03-17
BLAAK DIPHTHERIA.
It's Fatal Work in a Family Home
Near East Liverpool, Ohio.

EAST LIVERPOOL, o., March IA heart
rending case of restitution, sickness and
death is to-day reported here, and comes
from the little township of Calcutta, five
miles from this city. In little twu-room
hou near there lived Samuel Cooley, his
wife and three children. A fortnight ago
black dipbtheria entered TIE home a I'd the
eldest ssn was stricken down. He died in
ave days, and soon there followed to the
grave the second child. Meanwhile the
father and youngest child we're stricken
with the nialady, and yesterday the mother
was taken III. The sick odes occupy the
single room on the first floor. and in this
room the boys died. The house is filed with
nuisoms odors, and In this room % invalids
lie, with no one 10 wait on them, save a
neighbor, who occasionally braves death
and enters the home. IL is not believed
that any members of the family can re-
cover,
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Total visible supply .......2 S5S, 515 2 9S3 252
The imports into continental ports this week
have been 1900 bales.
The above figures indicate a decrease in the
cotton in sight to date of t24 737 bales as com
pared with the same date of 1887, a decrease of
3O4. 33S bales as compared with the correspond
ing date of 1886, and an increase of So, 656 bales
as compared with 1885,.
INDIA CoTToN MovEMENT.-Th following is
the Bombay statement for the week and year,
bringing the figures down to March 6:
BOMBAY RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS FOR FOUR
YEARS.
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OVER IN CHARLESTON.
What is Going On in South Cardinals
MatrODOliS


Metropolis.
Charleston's advices state that the indica-
tions are favorable for az abundant yield
of truck on the sea islands. a large area
has been planted in cabbage and Irish pota-
toes this year.
Charleston Is kicking against the removal
of the headquarters of tue Railway Mail
Service of that city to Savannah The
Chamber of Commerce has passed resolu-
tions protesting againit the change.
In the competitive examinations recently
held in Charleston for appointment to West
FONT from tie Seventh South Carolina
Congressional district, Bayls H. Earle. Of
Sumner, and Richard s. Ciarkson, of Rich
land, made the b ST records, the former
making 533 and the latter 453 out of a posi-
ble 100. Mr. Earle viii receive the desgna-
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-03-17
Opening. Highest. Closing.

BALTIMORE March I6.-F1our steady but quiet:
Howard street and Western superhne ~ y
@s275, extra s3 013 ~ family % OoG ~;
3 rs. Rio brands 81 T56t5 90. WheaJ--Soutnern
steady but quiet; red 81 0a3c, amber 93y96c;
Western lower but quiet: No winter red. on
spot S7I%c bid Corn-Southern steady and firm:
white 55l5Sc. yellow 57@55c. Western lower
and dull.
changed. Wheat 1SG14c lower; No cred: cash
SEA S2l6c. April closing at 823sc May delivery
S!1m s3Nc. Corn--cash 4516c, April closing at
45c. May delivery 46G1 469sc Oats firm; cash
301kc, May delivery %91ec. Whisky steady a.
81 o. Provisions weak Pork Sl4 ibDl4 %116
shoulders 81, long clears 81 1907 10, clear RIBS
s. IS short clears 81 4oGc7 50 Bacon-boxed
shoulders So 3713Gb6 80, clear ribs s. OMs o.
short clears s. 2j95 %. Hams steady at $40 80
a l20J.
LOUISVILLE, Merch 1G Grain quiet and I'M
changed: Wheat-No. 2 red SEC; No. 2longbery
SIC Corn-No. 2 mixed SIC; No white 5i1ac.
Oats-No. 2 mixed 84c. Provisions quiet
Eacon-ciear rib sides 8, %. clear sides - 80,
shoulders SO 30. Bulk meats-clear rib sides
81 35 cear sides 81 %, shoulders s. -. Mess
pork Sli Is. Suglrcured hams 81 73nl2 70.
Lard. choice leaf - %.
CfYcisgArf, March iG.--Flour in moderate de-
mand Wheat dull and lower; No. : red 511ac.
Corn steady; 40. mixed BIC. Oats quiet bnt
easier NJ Sl4 So Lard dull at 81 30. Bulb
meats quiet: short ribs 81 %. Bacon quiet but
nrm; short clear G2i1. Whisky quiet at 81 %.
Hogs steady; common aud light 81 OO05 3j,
packing and butchers s. 3j0t5 G5.
StvAL srotg5.
NEW YORK, Mar,l 10 Spirits turpentine
dull and nominal at 80. Rosn steady at 81 ~
al 22}9
CHAaLEsroN March i6-Turpentine quiet at
35c. k0sin Quiet good strait-d &c.
WILMINGTON, March l6.-Spirits turpentine
steady at 3i1Rc. Rosin duh; strained SIC, good
strained gOc. Tar firm ~ u ID. Crude turpen
tine firm hard 81 90, yellow dip and virgin So co.
RICE.
Nrru Xnnr March 1H- - Rice lnll
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At EstilI 8.

SAVANNAH DAILY MORNING NEWS,
Harper's Weekly, Lesbos Weekly, Puck,
Life, Town Topics, The Judge, New York
Clipper, New York Mercury, Arkansaw
Traveller, Dramatic Times, Dramatic News,
New York Mirror, Irish World, The Ma
ton. Harper's Baza Turf, Field and Farm,
Boston Herald, Boston Globe, Bal more
Sun, Baltimore American, Philadelphia
Press, PHILADELPHIA Times, New York Her
aid, Morning journal, World, Times, Tri-
bupe, Star, Sun, New Orl aNs Times Demo-
crat, Cincinnati f. quirer, Ciacinnati Com
merciai Gazette, Atlanta Constitu ion, Au-
gusta Chronicle, Macon Tel graph, jack
Union, Charleston News and Courier,
Charle, ton World, st. Augustine News,
German and French Papers and Libraries.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-03-17
SAVANNAH MARKET.
OFFICE OF TIE MORNING NEWS.

OFFICE OF THE MORNING NEWS,
SAVANNAH, GA, March IS, 4P.N.
CoTToN market was very dull and
entirely nominal. There was no inquiry and no
business to speak Of On Change at the opening
call, at 10 a m, the market was reported quiet
and unchanged, with sale of bale. At the
second call, at p. m, it was quiet, but with
no sales. At the third and last call. at 4p. m,
it closed quiet and unchanged, with no sales.
The following are the official closing spot quota
tions of the Cotton Exchange:
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According to The foregoing Bombay appears
to show an increase compared with last year in
the week receipts of 900 bales and an increase
in shipments OF 900 bales and the shipments
since Jan. show decrease of 1000 bales.
FINANCIAL.
MONEY MARKEr-Money is easy and In good
demand.
DoMEsr1c EXCHANGE - Easy. Banks and
bankers are buying sight drafts at per and
FOREIGN ExcHANGE-The market is very quiet.
Commercial demand, 81 500; sixty days
81 IS; ninety days, 81 s414: francs, Paris and
Havre commercial, sixty days S. 2l1s; Swiss.
IS 2!l6; marks, sixty days, 50 3-l6.
SEciJRITIEs-The market is firm for both
stocks and bonds, but transactions are light.
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Steamship City of Augusta, New York.
Bark Curl (Sw), Cronstadt
Bark Forniot (Nor), Pooteeloff Harbor.
Bark Strnlsund Ger, Stcttin.