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New INDIA SILKS
NEW SCOTCH eINaHAMs.
NEW FRENCH sATTEENs.
CoLoREp SILK WARP HENRIETrAs
uL~wooL HENRIETTA. LATEST SHADES.
BLACK HENRlErTAs.
BARGAINS IN BLACK cAMEL's HAIR AT Csc,
el2J, worth ~ so. "A
rbyENING dACZEs AND ILLUSIONS REDUCED
~ LESS THAN COsT OF IMPORTATION
GOODS IN ELEGANT DRESS PATTERns EsS
THAN HALF PRICE A1eS
bRoCADE AND FANCY vEIvRrs LESS THAN
HALL PRICE ELE9ANT GOODS
". H. sHUsTER / soNa
el9 Pennsyivanis avenue.
o0skace 70
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The President In his revised civil service miles
Goes not require reasons for dismissal TO he filed
and Commissioner Edgerton claims 10 be bigger
man tnan Commissioners Ooerly and Lyman. The
pubic demands for Its own satisfaction an extern
sion OF the rules which shall cause 10 be Determined
from time TO time by compulsory examination the
relative sizes OF the Civil Service Commissioner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-04

A strong showing in behalf of the pronose, csn-
tennial anniversaries In Washington IN 1850 ana
1889 and the permanent exposition Of the rhrse
Americas was made yesterday before the select
eonmitteeo OF the Senate The prospects OF the
success OF the project are excellent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-04

Cheap postage is at a discount In Congress. The
House Increases the rate on certain cheap litera
ture. and the senate committee reports against a
onecent letter rate Cheaper letter postage IL sure
10 come without reference TO whether the Post
once Department Is self-supporting or not at the
time The change Is made, and the successful adyo.
Gates Of the decrease will enjoy popular favor. A
word 70 the wise Is sufficient
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-04

Aphase OF the copyright question which will
strike most nOn-prOfeSsiOnal minds as novel has
been Interesting the bar OF Boston lately. The
owner OF the copyright OF the popular song
"Cradle's Empty; Baby's Gone sued the publish
er of an edition adapted for the mechanical or
guinette for infringement OF copyright. The pub
fisher defended himself on the ground that the
music prepared tor an orguinette consisted OF
rolls OF PIPER with holes OF various sizes and
shapes punched through it at intervals, whereas
the music protected by copyright consists OF a
printed sheet. The court recognized the distinc-
lion. IL Is a rather subtle on for all that. An
owner OF a copyright book would. on the same
principle. have no cause Of action against an In
fringer who resorted TO photograph matrices as
means OF publishing a pirated edition: and
yet, should the phonograph come into general use
the Photographic edition might completely Kill
the ordinary printed edition, because nine persons
out OF ten enjoy hearing a book read better than
taking the trouble to read IL themselves. There
would De no intrinsic difference between this case
and that OF the Orguinette. An orgulnette is an
instrument contrived for the purpose OF saving
persons the trouble OF learning play on an ordi-
nary Orsan or melOdeOn. IL requires only the adj
Justment OF a roll OF punched paper and the turn
Ing OF q crank, and the melody can be ground out
OF IL By the hour. The monograph by a process
Outwardly identical, will talk for any length OF
time In response TO the insertion OF tin foil ma
trces and the revolution OF a crank 1t is evident
that either the copyright laws Of the United States
VIII have 20 undergo good many changes TO make
way for the newest devices OF science or else
authors and publishers will have to resort to some
ther means Of protection
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Jos Lor Or RrBBos.
.oRE New FRExcH SArrESs

MoRr New FRENCH SArEESs
Monday morning we shall place on sale
another 100 pieces Of Freres Koechlin's Cele-
brsted French satteens in the haudsomest array
OF attractive styles, and color combinations yet
shown IN washington. Also full line Of plain
shades embracing;
Serpent Sapphire. Cream.
Manosany, Canary. Tan.
lavender, Buff, Nile,
Lilac, Ec-u. Pink.
Heliotrope, Corn, 1t Blue
navy Blues, Olives. Lead.
1arnetA Dark Greens, Myrtle.
Wines, Gravs Rlack
25 AND soc. PER YARD.
The delicate shades very desirable for
fancy dresses. for skirts to wear under lace for
evening dresses. and such like purposes: being
the most silky -lookins inexpensive fabric pro-
durable.
Second ioor)
WOODWARD LOTHROP,
Cor. 18th and + SITS. n. ",
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THAxxs. MANI THAxKa

THAxxs MANI THAxKa
Visitors u the Pai.is Royaa opening this well
need NOT b told Of the buEnes done Il va phsnom
enai- Thanks for your confidence and patronage
Thanks for your praise Of the stofe and the goods
That you should have had cause to complain Of over
crowdirs we regret Anticipating very brisk dsmsnt
for the Remnsnts-the outcome Of such busy 'Open
ing" weet-ws hope you win try and call early Monde,
morning.
Fl H. +. II n i! i i
RUFFLINa.
RUFFLING.
At the time of writing this advertisement the Store is
30 crowded with visitors that the advertising man
finds it impossible to obtain details from the buyer
Please be contented with the following
formation:
TIE PRICES VERY VERY Low,
Nearly 900 Remnants Of hand made linen and Orien-
tai Laces. suitable for Tides and Fancy Work.
Over 100 Remnants Torchon. Medici. Florentne.
Cluny and Smyrna Laces, in heavy and fine grades,
adapted for Underwear
Nearly 100 Remnants would do for necks and
sleeves of Dresses; fine Orientas Eeyptians valen-
ciennes, Fedoras, English Points Chantilly Spanish
Guipure. and Point dEsprit Laces.
Nearly 90 Remnants of handmade Linen, Antique,
and Florentine Laces that woulc do for Curtains.
Not O00 but over 500 Remnants Of Ruchings for
Neck Sleeve and Skirt. Some Of the Neck Ruchings.
in white and colored Crepe Isse Boiling Cloth, Rib
bon Silk Grenadine and Canvas, will surprise you
much for their beauty as cheapness.
TABLE FOR THESE BARGAINS
will be found adjoining Glove Department (rear Of
Store, No. 1119 Pennsylvania avrnue) The regular
price, the reduced price and the length will be plainly
marked on each Remnant
Please take hint from the following:
Sto 9am.-Not busy.
9to 10am.-People gathering.
10 IL am.-Gettng crowded.
IL to ~ m.-Patience required
IL to p.m-Crowded still.
to p.m-Of to lunch.
2to3 pm.-Gathering again.
3to4 pm.-Crowd thickens.
to p.m.-Who isn't here
5to p m-Where's the crowd!
It will be especially necessary to call early Monday
as we intend disposng Of all broken lots or handled
goods at less than wholesale prices.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
As the supply of sizes gave out in Collars on Satur
day. we offer for Monday only the new supply at the
same Souvenir prices. viz:
LADIES' l2Hc. LINEN COLLARS, 3 for Csc
LADIES' 12hc. LINEN CUFFS pair for Csc.
MEMS l5c. LINEN COLLARS for lie
MEMS 25c. LINEN CUFFS for 19c.
Ladies, who were disappointed in getting the l2c
Spot Wells for 10c, and Utopia Zephyr for &C. o. or
the shades of No. II Ribbons &c., art notified
they may secure supply Monday-Monday, not Tues
day.
F. 4 + E., 4 f :: :;
H HnH sc :? II 4 4 {
RE o 90 7 ~ 4 LII
requests attention to the Special Sale Of Hosiery
toned in advertisement below
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BARas1Ss In WHrrE Goops.

WOODWARD LOTHROP
will offer MONDAY MORNING the following
extraordinary bargains:
90 Pieces 33-inch White and Ecru Persian
Lawns. Sold last season at 2lc.
ONLY l5C PER YARD.
% Pieces 40.inch White. Fine Grade india
Linen. This quality sold last season at zoe.
ONLY 15c. PER YARD
30 Pieces White Checked Nainsook Superior
quality, and sold last season ct SOC. and 35c.
ONLY Csc. PER YARD
Also number Of equally good bargains in
White Goods.
Second hoor.)
WOODWARD 4 LOTHROP
Cor. 11th aud sts. NV
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Inc striking miners OF the Shenandoah City and
West shenandoah collieries made a very bad blum
der IN assauting the ''scabs' and the police last
night II they are curious to know why. they
have only 10 look back over the history OF labor
sfrikes In this country for the last twenty years.
and they will find the rule has been lnvariable.
that the resort OF strikers 70 violence has resulted
In disaster 10 the strike No longer ago than in the
spring OF 1856. when the great southwestern rail-
mad strike had demOralized the stock market and
maze everybody feel desperately blue the policy
Of Martin Irons prevailed over the more prudent
counseis OF other leaders, and the first actual out
break In East st. Louis produced bloodshed This
was the signal for complete revulslon OF feeling
among the nervous spectators or the east. They
Knew that the strike was doomed and the market
began to strengthen and prices 10 go up from the
hour the news arrived. What Wall street nm
eeeded on here was the lesson OF universal expert
ence-that, In a country like ours where every
man has night 10 earn his living by honest labor
any attempt 10 prevent him by brutal methods ia
bound 70 bring down upon Its authors the full and
crushing weight OF the law. That mems but one
thing for the power Of organized justice IS greater
than the power OF mob. every time; and when
the violent element has voluntarily avn the line
OF dernarcation between Itself and the law
abiding element, and the police authority of the
~ ate has once distinctly asserted itself In defense
Of law and order, the death-knell OF a strike has
sounded.
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PH1LADE1pnA Store
92s 7th ST. and FOG Ct NV.
CARHART LEIDY

eas 7th st. and FOG st. NV
CARHART LEIDY
Win offer this week the following lines Of Spring
Goods:
New French GinRhams,
Best quality French Satines,
Full line Of Domestic Satines.
frst-class inc Of Domestic Ginghams.
White Goods Of all kinds,
India Linens.
Victoria Lawns.
Plaid Muslins,
Plain ExinsOok.
. Also full line Of Hamburg Edgines, Swiss and
Nsinsook Edges, Insertion and all widths Of Flounc
ing, Colored Einbroideries &C.
Will oher the balance Of our Fall and Winter Stock
OF Dress Goods at prices that must SELL
few things left In Winter Underwear will be sold
cheap, -
SILKS. SILKS. SILKS.
In our Silk Department we have . good line of all
the most desirable things In Black and Coored dros
Grain silks Sstins. Surahs, Rhadames, &C., all OF
which will be sold cheap.
We have first-class line OF Black Goods Of al de-
scrptions at prices that right We make speciality
OF Prestley Black Goods IN all the most desirable
styles-
just received carload of freshly imported Mat.
tngs; will be sold very cheap
CARHART L LErDY.
"a s2s 7th and FOG sts NV.
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ADVANCE Orrs1sa Or Spnrsa
GOODS.
Monday morning, February g. we shall open
few cases Of
EARLY SPRING DRESS FABRICS
PLAIN SHADES COMBINATIONS AND
PLAIDS,
which will embrace in part the following:
PLAlDS-Richest assortment in light color
effects yet shown. including ground shades Of
5obeltn Blue. Mahogany, Queens Red, Pearl
0rays, Terra-,otta, Tans and BEIGE
PLAIN SHADES-5O-inch Atwood Shoodss
In all the early spring shaded, pretter and more
popular than ever.
SUIT1N0S-H .ndsome line of AZ inch French
Pln-str1pe Sui tlnxs in Gobelin, Serpent. Choco-
late tawn, Mahogany, Ians. &C. very choice
COMBINATION RoBEs-Eleven beautiful
patternAeach containing the necessary quantity
Of plain material. accompanied b, sufficient
striped goods for making up In combination.
Light quiet effects prevail, which will no douby
co sttute this seasons most desirable styles.
Black-and- White Dress Goods-We have also
opened . few very desirable patterns in Black
and-Wh Checked and Plaid Wool Goods,
which are well worth the attention of tue
trade.
WOODWARD LOTHROP,
Cor. 18th and 4 SITS. NV.
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WoopwAsp & LorHsors Coruxs
SArunpAn Fra q. 1883.

SAfunpAr. Fra 4, 1883.
You viii ma Il o. intsfess to rsad this column
daily. - In it Ne eudsavor 10 sivs the news Of
the store in concise IN impartial manner, and
to-day call attention to the following attrac-
tive enumeratious
Jos Lor Or RrpBos.
We shall open Monday morning sob Lot"
o. goo pieces Of No. 16 All silk Moire and Gros
aram Ribbons, With fancy edges IN twenty
four Of the most desirable colors. including AL
the Art shades. Usually sold for 35c.
ONLY 10 CENTS PER YARD.
Osher recent judicious purchases enable N to
oneR number of equally good barRaina
WOODWARD 10 rHROP
Cor. 18th and sta NV
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FOR Observation-Disclosures

l,oR RENT-sTABLE IN REAR OF 1879 i4rH
u 81. nw- between and o. Rent e5 per month.
fast r A. MCINTYRE BIS q st
EoR RENT-ELKs' HALL UPPER FLOR cor
II ner 9th St and Pennsylvania ave. NV, for Mon
day, thursday. Friday and SATURDAY nishts Inquire
Of RODIEh BJOu Cafe. corner 9Th 81. and LousiAns
ave NV jA30lm
IroR kENT-AN OLD ESTABLISHED FEED
II store. No. l4l7 High St. Georgetown, D. C., with
fixtures; sl5 per month X. A. PHILLIPS. l42s
New hork tvenue. ,a5-1m
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WANTED--HOUSES.
WANTED-LOTS.

WANTED-A Lor-cAsH foR BArGAIN; ANY
w section of the city, with or without small i'm
provements. Address ". h. r., star once. lts
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.
FOR RENT-STORES.

I,OR RENT-sToRE AND DWELLING FOR TERM
Il Of years in tne condition, SOP I'm street NJ "
Apply 70 owner. l2ll Rhode Island ave NV fbl-0t
Ir0R RHINESTONE AND DWELLING AT 1876
Il 18th st NV. containing Is rooms, with all mod
ern improvements Inquire 1898 l4th 1t. hll-4w.
EoR RENT BEAUTIFUL NEW STORE. 1909
Il 14th st., 20xS0 IT concerted cellar same size 81
room dwelling above; large brick stable. Also nns
store. cor. 10th and y. n ave J. ". r. MYERS
jall-lm' 142s New lork
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CONSIGNEES

Per Charleston and Savannah Railway. Oct
1--Teeple & Co, G A Munste r, Solomon & Son,
J + To rent. A Thomas II A Ulmo. II Greece,
Thos West, Montague & Co, Garrett. ~ Co.
johnson & Co, Woods Co.
Per steamer Katie, from Augusta and way
landings-Garnett, S & Co. NJ & ID McIntire
Montague & Co, Heron & G., j s Wood Il Bro
w Miller. Jno Flannery & Co, Chestnut & ON,
w W Gordon 4 Co, Woods & Co, Fllis. Y & Co,
II NJ Conner & Co. Baldwin q Co, Warren Il A.
Dancy, Mohr Bros, Southern Cotton Oil Co,
Order, johnson & Co.
Per steamer David Clark. from Brunswick
NJ Y & d / McIntire, w Gordon a. Co, w d
Jno Flannery & Co. J P Williams & Co, E Sulli-
van, Baldwin Il Co. w G Cooper. Collat Bros, f
Rnchanan. VIC Jackson, j A Douglass & Co,
/ Epstein Bro. Heron O..
Per Central Railroad. Oct 1-Fordg Agt,
w W Gordon & Co, 'artett. & Co. B A Hart,
Woods & Co. II N Conner & Co, Montague & Co
Jno Flannery & o, N iaclean. ital iw n x O..
Heron & G, NJ Farley. Wood & Bro. W U
f. Butler & S. j Williams Il Co, Warnock e. w
w " Chisholm, Chas Ellis, Slater. NJ 4 Co. II
Traub u Dancy, Savannah Times, Seller.
Miller & Co, D n Thomson, Mendel Il :,
n Myers & Bros + A Schwarz, G NJ Gilbert & Co,
Bendheim Bros & Co, Lee Roy Myers 4 90 d G
Farmer, G DAVIS & Son, Slater. NJ & Co. Haynes
& e, Southern Cotton Oil Co, w D Simkins Il Co
A R Salas & Co, Herman X, I J Davis e CO,
Decker & +, | Haas Lloyd a A. NJ Ferst q Co
NJ Ward. q Ecksten & Co. l. Putzel, A lianley
J d Weed & Co. w j Johnson, NJ Y Henderson,
J S Silva, Crohan & D. Hammond, II e. Co Jas
Ray, A 8 ull. McGrath & Co, Ellis Y q Co
S GuckenheiIner & S IN, Stillwell. q Co. G w
Weber. T McAnliffe Co, Peacock. Ii & Co.
Lppman Bros.
Per Savannah. Florida aud Western Railway,
Oct Lee Roy Myers g. Co.. Stillwell, az Co
Friersou q 60. A ) iiacon. McDonongh 4 Co, G
o Haines, w Hawkins Dale, ID x Co, Rahn,
j o Smith. Capt X Fleming. Enrich & Bro
@ w riedeman q Bro, NJ Ferst Il Co, j /. War.
rem. NJ Henderson. Order Grady, Del & Co,
G Meyer, Mendel 4 D, J Tyson Mrs a A Ellen
wood, J Smiley & Son, Rieser & s, Love A +,
Lindsay & NJ, Epstein & w. Smith Bros, 7 n
Theus, S Guckenheimer q Son. w y Nell & Co.
Palmer Bros. Manning. w KILLER, G Stults
D Weed & Co, Il A Sclwarz. A b Hull, J fay,
g EclSstein g. Co. q Haas, G las Bennett M s
Longhead, @ VI ID Riley. w ID Simkins q co,
Order a lila - 4 4, Order 4 j Davis e. Go,
Mantell. B & Co, Standard Oil Co. Bald - In x Co.
p Shotter & Co. Peacock. 4 < %. q J. Jones.
T Roberts, W c jackson, Jno FIannerv az Co,
Decker a #. Ellis. * Co, W w aordon a. co.
Montague & Co, MYyDI McIntir-, Chas Ellis,
Ga nett, s & Co, Woods & Co, X NJ Conner & Co,
w w Chisholm ID Y Dancy, Heron & q. Per-
kus q Son. Butler i >, Warren x a, u A Hart.
II NJ Farley. N MacIean, Slater, NJ q Co, Woods
as
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Per steamer Katie. from Augusta and way
landings-613 bales cotton, Dbl syrup, 3 coops
fowls 10 bbis spirits turpentine, 3 cases eggs ~
sacks cotton seed, 3 bids hides.
Per steamer David Clark, from Brunswick
SO bales cotton, 10 bbls rosn, 1S2 sacks rice 16
bbls spirits turpentine, sack peas, bale wool.
case empties, tub lard, pkg bacon, bdls
bags, sack POTATOES. bedstead, etc
Per Central Railroad. Oct Ass bales cot
ton, p bales yarn. 10 bales domestics, 127 hf
bbs beer. IL bids hides, s rolls leather, 2S,0S5
lbs lard, 100 pkgs tobacco, $3.50 lbs bacon. 121
bbs rosn, 81 bbls spirits turpentine, box bees
wax, $50 bushels oats, $50 bales hay, cars brick
and stone, Dbl whisky, 80 pkgs furniture. 246
tons pig iron, 300 bushels corn 80 bels -four, 40
sacks -four. ID cars lumber pkg machinery, 154
pl1gs wood in shape. 8 bbls Irvine, 146 pkgs mdse,
80 bales paper stock 3 cars cotton seed, $50 bags
grits. 50 bbls cotton seed oil. IS cases eggs.
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway. Oct
Sc bales cotto', Is pkgs hardware, 16 bbls rice.
1 case cigars so sacks peanuts, car slaves and
heading, car wheels, boxes agate ware !
case clocks, crates pictures, cars mules, 4
wagons, II sacks rice, cars coal, 8 bbls eggs,
pumps. Dbl whisky, Dbl grist. , bbls hams, s
cars rock, 230 pkgs mdse.
Per savannah, Flori La and Western Railway
Oct ID. 309 bales cotton. SS3 bbls rosin. 473
bbls spirits turpentine, SO CARS lunber. basket
wine cars wood. car blocks, 81 pair wheels,
so bbls meal, so bbls grits, 10 bales hides. bbs
cider bale wool. 265 sacks corn 1893 SKIS oats,
243 pkgs furniture 10 ht bbs mullet, $50 nests
baskets. 600 sacks meal, % BIS l. y, 30 bbis
crude turpentine, 20 hf bbs whisky, 2 bbls eggs,
81 pkgs hardware, 425 bbls -four 40 bbls grease,
IL tons pig iron, Is cases grease, II bbls oil, and
mdSe,
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R1CE-The market continues nominaIIy IN
changed There were no sales reported dur
ing the day. At the Board of Trade the
market was reported quiet and firm, at the
following quotations. Small job lots are held
ST 18Gt14c higher:
Common. Observation-Disclosures. ..........5 G5A
Good ...................... ..-.......- @54
Rough
Tide water. .....................S1 1011 IS
Country lots ...,.............. S5@D1 90
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centrifugals, prime to good prime 1sc, fair to
good fair 16117c.
LOUISVILLE Oct. Grain and provisions I'M
changed.
NAVAL STORES.
New YORK. Oct 1, noon.-Spirits turpentine
steady at 411Sc. Rosin dull at 81 OO0l o..
500 p. m.-Rosin quiet; common TO good
strained 81 0091 O5. Turpentine quiet but steady
at 4lI%c.
CHARLESTON, Oct. 1.-Turpentine firm at
3S1Sc Resin unchanged.
WILMINGTON Oct. I.-Spirits turpentine quiet
at 3sISc. Resin quiet; strained 671Sc, good
straine zoe Tar firm at 81 so. Crude turpen-
tine firm; hard 81 30 yellow dip and virgin
Sl92.
PETROLEUM
NEW York, Oct Petroleum opened firm
at Csc, and after some slight fluctuations, he
came strong and advanced to 9618c. a sharp
reaction was then caused by traders hammer
ing, and the market closed weak at 9oSsc.
RICE.
NEW York. Oct 1.-Rice in moderate demand
and firm; domestic 4s4@6l9c foreign 43s04ssc
NEw ORLEANS. Oct. 1.-Rice steady ordinary
to good 334@5c.
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Dordrecht, Sept 2S-Arrived, steamship March
(Br from Pensacola,
Liverpool, Sept 29-Arrived, bark Temple Bar
(Br}, Raum, Pensacola.
Montevideo, Sept Sailed, bark Franklin
(Norl, Bardsen, Pensacola.
Baltimore. Sci 2S-Sailed, schr Maggie E
Gray, for CooSaw, S C. via Norfolk.
Brunswick, Sept 26-Cleared, banks Mercurius
Nor. Isaacksen, Rotterdam; Cupid lBrl Pratt,
Rosario; Alpha (Nor), Eliasson, Hamburg,
Bangor, Me, Sept 29-Ceared, schr John F
Kranz Mcdonald, Key West.
y Coosaw, S C, Sept 29-Arrived, schr II & ]
Blendermann Cavalier, Port Royal S c,
Key West, Sept 25-Arrived, SER Grace
Cover, Hines, Minatitlan for New York Cshort
of provsions); Goth, steamer Lampasas, Crowell,
New York land proceeded for Galveston; -4th,
tug Belico, New York via Charleston, for water
and coal.
Pensacola, Sept 29-Arrived, bark Choice CBr>,
McMurty, Rio Janeiro.
Cleared. steamer Asiatic (Br), Corvie, Hull,
E; ship Caroline Ger, Schluter, Geestemunde;
brig Creola QtaD Gibelle. Genoa,
Vineyard Haven, Sept 2S-Arrived, schr J II
Mccullough, Gilkey, Boston for Savannah.
New York, Oct Arrived, steamships Circas-
STA, Glasgow; Vera. Bremen.
Arrived out, steamship Fulda, New York for
Bremen
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
FINANCIAL.

NEW YORK, Oct. 1. noon.-Stocks active and
strong Money easy at 1902 per cent Ex-
change-long, 81 50; short, 81 81. Govern
ment bonds neglected. State bonds dull but
steady.
Erie ......... 305s Richm'd & W. PIT.
Chicago & North. 1925 Terminal. 25A
Lake Shore. see. 1888 Western Union. S51s
Norf. g. w. pref. 57A
81 S4lslr4 $50. Money easy at 2lt5 per cent.
Sub Treasury balances-Coin, Si57,777, 900; cur
rency, Sl7, $4,000. Government bonds dull but
firm; four per cents 129: four and half per
cents 107y4. State bonds duh and ieaturele-s
With the exception of one day last week, to-
DAYS stock market was more active than any
day for some months, and prices advanced
steadily though slowly during most OF the day
There was a rampant bullsh feeling among
local operators and room traders, ana this
served to rally the list on several occasions,
when realizations which assumed large proper
lions would have brought about reaction.
The broadening tendency OF the market was
very apparent, and the number Of stocks dealt
in was something unprecedented Advices from
the west had a tendency to affect values favor.
ably. Owing to quarterly settlements, money
late in the after Don was bid up 10 per cent,
but il closed offered at =. Southern stocks
showed marked strength, while Wheeling and
Lake Erie, New Jersey Central. Chicago and
East Illinois preferred and wabash preferred
ali rose sharply at times. Gould stocks were
all buoyant, and reports were circulated that
Gould was again taking q hand 10 speculation.
New England while sluggish during the fore
noon and sagged somswhat, us final change
was insi gnihcant. Changers and coalers, with
the exception Of st. Paul and Reading, were
oniet and firm. Final dealings were devoid OF
special feature, and the close was active and
strong at near the best prices reached. Changes
were with but few exceptions. in the direction
OF higher prices, though the greater number
were for fractions only. Sales aggregated
bO7 900 shares. The following were tho closing
quotations:
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-10-02

~ F@- CENTS A WEEK will have tho
~ - MORNING NEWS delivered at your
Ehouse EARLY EVERY MORN
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-10-02
TUESDAY, Oct :. loe
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

TUESDAY, Oct .. 1888
ARRIVED YESTERDAY,
Schr Georgia b Mcfarland, Rivers, Philadel
phia, with oil to order; vessel to Jos Roberts
& Co.
Steamer Katie. Bevill. Augusta and way land
ings-J Medlock. Agent.
Steamer David Clark, Usina, Brunswck-C
Williams, Agt.
Steamer Maggie Belle. Bravo, Abbeville-W T
Gibson, Agt.
ARRIVED UP FROM QUARANTINE YESTER-
DAY.
Steamship Emilano tSp), Bengoa, to load for
MISUNDERSTANDING Co.
Steamship Bonita (Sp), Santaulari to load for
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Co.