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Daily Republican., 1888-07-18

The New York Truth says this is
the latest credited to w. s. Gilbert. A
friend was bewailing in his company
that his wife had just presented him
with triplets, all girls. Whist am
to do with them2" asked the poor
man. Il don't even know what to
name them" "Oh," said Mr.. Gilbert,
''call the first Kate, the second Dupli
cate and the third TriplicAte.,,
Daily Republican., 1888-07-18

We advertised a few
weeks since a special coach
at S12 and recommended
the same to be good value
for the money.
We were quickly followed
by another dealer who ad-
vertised a special $l2 car
rage, something he didn't
have. Also, stated he had
the cheapest and lare est line
in the city and a line he con
tTolled. All of this is hum
bug, as they have nothing
we can't get if it's worth
having and we want 1t.
Don't buy until you see
our stock. We have a large
line Of them at reasonable
prices and some that are
way below reason.
At the first Of the season
we bought q large lot OF
sample coaches from which
we selected the patterns we
wanted to handle. The bal
ance Of them will be sold at
the following low prices:
S 500 for a carriage worth $40
Daily Republican., 1888-07-18

]. E. Mayhem, of Parkersburg, W.
Va, while repairing a wire on top Of
pole, Friday, received an electric
shock that rendered him insensible
and ignited his shirt. In this condi-
ton be dangled on the wires, 40 feet
from the ground, until rescued by an
assistant and brought to terra irma.
1t is feared he will die.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-18

MerrhandEstnq Is onlY orI

MercHGnatStNg IS o'sky 01se
partef tie stare idea.
We make that part as
thrifty as we know how. In
sunrise or sunset lands or at
home no new thing worth
your buying can be produc-
ed but we find it out and
whisk it here by steamer, or
train, or both, if it is a thing
that should be here That
you know very well if you
know the store at all. And
you know that getting things
on our shelves grinds their
prices to the lowest point.
From January to January
busy minds are planning new
things and better things for
you. There is no good
enough" point for US. Bet
ter qualities. better shapes,
better service is the all-the.
year-round aim. The yea
terdaV standard won't do for
to day. The look is all the
time ahead.
And yet buying and sell
ing is only one part of our
doing here.
While we are reaching
out to the ends Of the earth
and bringing in big moneys
worths in a babel Of langu-
ages there is just as earnest
thought to make your COM
Ing here pleasant whether
you care to buy or not.
That is the other side Of
the store idea.
1t is something to know
that in the very heart Of this
great city Is a meeting and
resting place where you are
always welcome. Checks
for your parcels (no matter
how mary, no matter how
often you come), Reading
Rooms, Retiring Rooms,
Bureau Of Information, and
not a cent TO pay. Walk
about, look about. YOU
won't attract attention; hun,
dreds, maybe thousands, areI
walking and looking just as
you are. The place Doesn't
seem like an ordinary stcreI
more like a grand fair or
bazaar. You don't feel that
every salesperson's eye is on
your pocketbook. You canI
study the styles and the |
stuffs; you can see the seers;
you can 60 or come, hurry
or loiter, or sit in a quietI
nook and not for a momentl
feel like an intruder, or as III
anyone begrudged you elbow
room. No one seems to seel
you, or to care what you do !
You realize that you areI
welcome as a locker. On.
We try to make the store
seem more like home to you'll
than anywhere else you can
60 outside your own door.
John WkNAMInFp
Daily Republican., 1888-07-18
sPaEcEBEEItB AITRLeIIoAi
OYER 4 hlLLloH nlSTRIBUTED
Louisiana stateLotterv Oomnan,

A'AsAAA3 Se@VSA4SbIeIy OOuphny
Incorporated By the Legislature in 1883
w EeuoeuonAl and OharitaDls purposes
aud Its franchise made part Of the presenI
state Constitution, In ia7p, By An over
Hhelming popular vote.
Its GRAND EXTRAORDINARY
DRAW D Gh TAX o place semi. Annu
ally lJune Anu Decemberl. ana AS
ShA n - SINGLE n UM han ORA "
SIS take plas ON each OF shs
OIher ten inOnths in the year. nna
hEo All drawn an public, ut IIIs
academy Of muslc, New Orleans, Ia,
We do hereby certify that We superVts,
sue arrangements for all the Monthly anc
ooml'AnnuSl Drawings Of The LouisiAnl
steSe LOTTERY o., and In person msnkN,
SID control the drawings themselves, And
nat tho same Ats conducted with honesty
kiIness ana 10 good faith toward all parties
and We authorize tho company to use tbu
oefs!nosts, with fHc-similoa OF our slRpAtuFa,
siSAahed In i1 advertisements"
Daily Republican., 1888-07-18

TaE PRESENT dsllzhiul WoAiher Is
u1ms'htng different 20 whas we were
led TO ex peot during the tolrii term OF
last moath, and 1! is refreshing 10 learn
from such gelIAble source 30 General
GtseIy himself, thAtiI Is likely 20 oon-
tinus for some days TO CONS. Il was
predicted recently that hot wave,
WhsSh was TO melt Us do W, was rapid.
ly approaching, bat fJTsunAAly IL
proved bAIs tAbrlcAtloD. Such
SesSher as We are nov eKperlen CHG
isA Co. cad to ths cAn't act Aways;
those who are compslisd 81 toll day
after day, end year after year to earn q
living for their families. Tns highs
are delightful, and all can erjly a re.
fraSh!ng rest Tais delightful weather
is osrlAiuly Sor.hy Of being rsmem,
ssre1 among the u sny othsr good
things for which We will resutn thank,
on the recurrence Of our N stonM day
Of thanksgiving,
Daily Republican., 1888-07-18
Hoi for dstshAilton

II 5on wish to pass pleasant even.
Tug hs sure 10 visit the festival and has.
get baz7ac to be held 81 EGrshaliton on
FribSy ard Saturday evenings, July 20
ana a. TAs enasItEiu melt will be held
y. ~ large tent, seating 900 persons, on
the beautiful lawn eurtlu, ding the
s9hool hoase. MsrohAlliun ia q pleasant
a[lVe n m Wilmington, and any ore
WHO vents charming mOoDilRh ride
sntos 90 better than spend an evening
Daily Republican., 1888-07-18

just received, a car load
of antique oak suits; having
made a contract for 300 OF
these suits and getting them
at SO little money, we are
prepared to offer them at q
surprisingly low figure.
They are good value for
S45. We sell them for $50,
complete, 8 pieces.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-18

When baby was sick, we gave her Caatoris,
When she was a Child she cried for oastoria
When she became Miss she chung to Castoria
When she had children she gave them Cas-
- tOris.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-18

We, tho rndereiEhsu Hanks and RapRsFt
III Csy ell FriSbB drawn IN Tho I,ouisiGnl
'eet9 Lottovies which may be presented 81
ny eopnters
g. b. WALpzALEY, Pres. Louisiana
HattouRl Bank
PIERRE LAHAUX. Pres, NenfN Ma
tl0nRl Rank,
4. BALDWIN. Pros. n. q RBe'I Ell
Ga RI AOANs Pros. Union n GaioMal
Hank.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-18

OIRarS, fods water, milk shake and
patent medicines Ut BsAton Smiths,
Seventh and Pire streets.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-18

9la Prizes, amounting ,UB4 800
HoTR.-TleEets drawing Capital Prizes arc
not entitled 10 terminal Prizes.
FOR Club Rates, or any further informA
ton desired, write loSiblE To the undergign-
ed, clearly stating your reHidsnoo, with
state, County, Street aud Namber. M ore
rapid return mall delivery will DO assured
full address
send POaTAT.NOTES. Express Money
Ordori, or New Y Ork Exchange In ordinary
letter, currency BY Express lat our eKp0nsel
addressed TO
N. A .DAUPHIH,
RaW OrIs4nB. La.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-18
AddiSSI RsglstsTId LIltsg 10
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL RAMB
Nov Orleans, IN.

.REMEMDFD That tho presence Of
Ast3uI LIN DEN Generals BeaursRAPd
and Early, who are In charge OF the draw
lngs, is 3 guarantee Of absolute faienosS
and integrity, that the chances are Al
squsl and that no one can possibly divine
What numbers Will draw Prise
REMEMB ER also, that the pEyment OF
Prizos is GUARARTEED RY FO5IR
NATIONAL BAHKS OF New OrlsnpR.
and the Tickets arc signed by tho Prsai.
dent OF an lnstitution, whose chartered
rlRhte are recognised in the highest Courts;
therefore, beware Of any limitations OF an
uoTmouH schemes
Daily Republican., 1888-07-18
TIRS AErlsANs, sAvlN4 BANK.
no. 6oa BARRET sruRrr

g1hh AkrlshI's' f5SVlH4 BANK.
no. 6o3 AEARREg BNREEr
lNo1hfohAEhb. ~ dRUARY "a lB2s
upon 70 receive cspOgite daily from y a n
lntll p. N, and on 'cuosdsy and 5RturdS v
evenings nom 60 oicIocE,
Inc charter Of tho Da w provides that thu
orohts upon It's Investments, except SO msob
- " required iSr toe payment OF ascosSafy
expenses AND for suitable surpins tos ~.
sesufiL9 OF deeositors, fhRll be iiyidsd
Stn1ns the depOsttors.
No manager is allowed 10 borrow spv nav,
Of the iunds deposited with tho UorpoIaatgGo ion
mANAGERS.
GoorRe ", Bach, S. Allan unIa,
y, Wetley Wsldln, Alaxander i IT,,
200. 5. UNpolis N X EnnaSy,
1hes' ". Rowland, Job Il. JACKSON.
doury v. Durc, WRghirytnn III S.,n..
hOHGh ltJAaEDO ON MDHTaAIfIa
1Ao' BYsH, oUo. y. UAPaLLH,
FrssloSn ~ Yloe-p esidonN.
Is. I. TAYLOR, Treasurer,
f"-mV Joa. NJ. WArBgR NudItoY
Daily Republican., 1888-07-18
OPEN FOR THE SEASON,
CHARLES KYLE,
-THR VETHRAH-
IGE GREAM NAAm-

~ toe Oornsr Of BIXTH a 1Rh "a.
!, ~ sEAns mas Oponod for tho Season ma
y prepared 10 furnish this young las5ins ~
Gentlemen with the refreshing bsversse l'I ~
nrs ~ ~ ps5t'9s pals pio'uleg 90. Ills bar
lseh topapsredt rbpatntcd EBd bsnS s,InsIS
NY, nlshgd and every effort IN IS plNfs Il
sese. Tie has RnDis ns9htneYy AMI a.
lugniea me psat oras'n In tns mzryat At H.
Al5-a
Daily Republican., 1888-07-18
GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING,
In the Academy of Music. New
Orleans, Tuesday, August Z, 'ss.
CAPITAL PRIZE, 100000.

100000 Tickets nj Twenty Del.
lars each. Halves $40; Quar- tiers
sos IemthB %; TWen ttefhB 81,
LET OF HHI-nA-
Daily Republican., 1888-07-18

pubLlO SALE-ON FRIDAY, JULY
At " 30 p. m, household snd Fitch.
room suite; organ, all in good or,ier A. as
Ma 'ket direct. ia a.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-18
spooiAI MentIOa



The genniae Sharpless creamery but
ter has SharplesS printed Ia full on each
print. Always for sale by Lynch &
Leary, Madison street RrOosrs, N. W.
oOruer Fourth.
AUis Z EAet
thai everybody ought 70 know tina. A,
Sergeant gives 2S40 lbs. of the best, well.
cleaned coal In every ton you buy. Oak,
pine and hioorY kidding wood in large
loads, Lime for whitOwash.ng. Yard,
foot OF Monroe street. Central Office
Seventh and King streets. Look for the
blue slgn. ooaniES IN tho svenLnS
DR.. HiInIrS' White PuImonIo. BaIsan,
This great ana mighty lung medicine.
for c0nghs, sore tbrost, 81. Endorsed
by thousands. Ear from being exoellsd
BY any Other. 300. and 81. Depot, attn
and King Sta Bold hv atalars
Daily Republican., 1888-07-18

Children's white dresses made to or.
DER lace caps At bargain; also a com.
pleta line Of notions. Hukiil q PoIs.,
3. 10. cor, Beoond and TAtnsi.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-18

u UBLIC SALE.
me subscriber will sell at public saI. n,
vile, Del, on NenHe'
MuNDAY, JULY 7Sd, 1883,
atLs0 o'clock, p. m,
40 head Of frosh COWS and aa1,a
=. spnngersi thsee cows are an oH. .S
well 70 come aud SEQ them, WIN w
also lew shnAti,
D1nper % 1880. Sale positive ana no mn,
derbiddlDg. INV nv IN
ia v.,,. ROBERT MERRIUK.
hopinsOh' huoI iI-dhR
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-05-12

New York, May 9-Arrived, str John Sylves-
ter, Post, Savannah.
Aarhuss May Arrived, steamship Elphns
stone (Br, Marshall, Coosaw, S c.
Fleetwood, May 6-Arrved, bark Ulrika (Rus),
Locke, Pensacola.
Lizard, May 9-Passed. steamship Helmsley
(Brl Tindle, from Coosaw, S c.
Sharpness, May S-Arrived, bark Natalie. Gal
limo Qtal Zanlmo, Pensacola Oost boatswain(
Bailey's Mills Satilla River Ga, May 6--Sailed
schr Prescott Hazeltlne Kneeland, Providence.
Baltimore, May 9-Arrived, schr Joshua Baker,
Kelley, Fernandna
Bath Me, May ARRIVED, schr Belle Higgins,
Skohed, Satilla River Ga.
Belfast, Me, May arrived, schr Paatka,
Chaples. Boston, to load for Jacksonville.
Boston, May 9-Arrived, schrs Helen Mon
tague, Cookson, Pensacola; Geo II Ames, Mar
shall, Brunswick.
Brunswick. May 9-Arrved. Nordsoen dam,
Nielsen West Coast of Africa.
Cleared. bark Caller On (Br), souter. Liver
pool.
Sailed, banks Nevada (Br), Buenos Ayres; Der
Wanderer (Ger) Rotterdam: schrs Minnie A
Bonsal Daren: Ann Trainor, New York.
Charleston, May CLEARED bark Ragna
Nor), Petersen. Brunswick.
Galveston, May 5-Cleared, bark Gem, Wall
lac, Pensacola.
Daren, May 9-Cleared schr Caleb Ridge.
way, Townsend New York.
Jacksonville, May ARRIVED. schrs City OF
Jacksonville, Stillwell, Baltimore; Eleanor,
Poole, Belfast.
Sailed from Fort George May 6, schr Gertie NJ
Rickerson, Anderson, supposed for New York
Key West. May 8-Arrived. sohr Grace Cover,
Hines, New York for Tampico.
Pensacola May 9-Cleared. stmr Albano (Br),
Murray, Barrow; barks Nuigia Rocca QtaD,
Relutfo, Genoa; Emanuel QtaD, Risso, Madeira.
Philadelphia. May ARRIVED, schr VIM IL
Hopkins, Barrett, Jack sonville.
Cleared, steamship Wick Bay (Br), Warden,
Coosaw, 5 c. schr Luther I Garretson, Craw-
ford, Savannah.
New York. May 9-Arrved, schr Mary j Hub
bard, Wharton, Port Royal S c.
Stettn May 6-Arrived, barks Atlantic Ger,
Ledtke, Savannah: Daphne (Norl, Madsen, do.
Belfast, Me, May 8-6ailed, schr Marion Hill,
Armstrong, Brunswick
Coosaw. S G, May CLEARED steamship Har-
tlepools t3rl. Race, United Kingdom.
Georgetown, S Q, May 6-Saied, schr Albert
II Cross, Henderson,, for Philadelphia.
Cleared, schr Lizzie V Hall, Lollis New York
Port Royal, S G. May 9-Sailed, bark Nelson
(Nor). Johansen, Glasgow.
New York, May ll-Arrved, steamships Italy
from London, Aller from Bremen.
Arrived out, steamship Greece, New York for
London.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-05-12
Peacoeh. H 8 90. Ellis. z 3 90, " G jackson.

Peacock, II & Co, Ellis. Y & Co, W G Jackson,
j y Williams & Co. e I Roberts,
Per steamship Johns Hopkins, from Baltimore
q w Allen, M Boley a Son. Augusta s B Co.
j Armstrong & Co, Brush E L Co, Bond, H & z,
] w Brown, Byck & S, w NJ Buck, w Cooper,
w w Chisholm J A Douglass & Co, L Fried,
S GucSenheimer & Son; Epstein & ", J M ,S Glib
c II Gilbert & Co, A Hanley, VIM Hone & Co.
Harms & j, Haines & d, Hfrsch Bros, H Hesse,
Jno Lyons & Co, l. X levin: Lindsay M,
levin, Lowell Son, Lippman Bros, Mutual
Coop Assn, Mohr Bros, j McGrath & Co, Mrs
q Minis, A J Miller & Co. Meinhard Bros Co,
J AlcGrath e Co, Jno Nicolson Jr, S l. Newton,
Nathan Bros, j @ Nelson & Co, Neidlinger g. lt,
J O Byrne, Paulsen & Co. Palmer Bros, j y
Perse, Rourke, Rev VI Richard, w + Reid G y
Schumacher s. Co, Il A Schwarz, Strauss Bros III
Suter, solomon & Son. Southern Ex Co, str
David Clark, j West & Co. j p Williams & Co,
j d Weed & Co, Teeple q Co, NJ & c w West,
) w lyman, City & Sub Ry, Savannah Furniture
Co. II Wilinsly, Order Bond, II & f. Order J
Davis & Co, order Harmon & c, Order Lang,
Order II Solomon & Son, Order NJ Ferst Il Co,
81 } Yonge, c link.
Per steamship City of Augusta from New
1ork-A X Altmayer & Co, Appel & s, M Bono
N BRO, w Branch, Byck g S, G j Baldwin, J
II Baker, T Broughton, Blodgett. NJ & Co,
= J q Butler; G Z R Bkg Co 3 J Cubbedge, S NJ
Chestnut, W G Cooper j S Collins & Co L Char
rier Cohen, II Carlisle, + NJ Common. Mrs 2
Cohen, w NJ Cleveland Cohen & B, Collat Bros,
\ Champion, D Cockshutt, Dasher & Co.
q
Davis Bros, j Derst Eckman & " Einstein & l.,
Ehrhch * Bro, Epstein & Bro, Ellis, & Co.
VIM Estill, G Eckstein x Co, NJ Ferst K Co, Gus
Fox, Frank K Co, J II Furber Fretwell & N
J h Fernandez, Fleischman & Co, r Falligant.
s Guckenheimer & son, J German, Gray & OBJ,
NJ Gilbert & Co, II Gutman, Grady, Del & Co.
Hirsch Bros, Hogan, b Hull, Hanley.
Harms & j, w Jaudon, Kavanaugh & b, 1T
kavanaugh, 5 Krouskom, A Krauss, Lang,
Lippman Bros, Jno Lyons & Co. Lldden & B.
II Levy & Bro, Il lowell & Son, Lindsay q 49,,
Lowell & l., A Letter, Lloyd & A, d B Lester II
II Livingston, II Logan, j NIcGrath a Co, S X
levin Meinhard Bros & Go, Morrison, &, Co.
A Miller & Co. w Nell & Co, Mohr Bros, NJ
Mendel q Bro, McDonough & Co. Mutual Coop
Assn, Lee Roy Myers a Co, d p Myerson, p Il
Masters, Marshall House, Mcndel C d. Menken
& A, l. Mccarthy, Moehlenbrocll & D., 8
Nell Screven House. A Oelschig, Order Mer-
chants National Bank, VIM Hone & Co, II Mil
Ter, Palmer Bros, Pausen & Co, Palmer Mfg
Co, NJ Reagan, Rieser & 5, c d Hodges, r Rob-
inson, Reideman T RaderIck, j J Reilly, Jas
Ray. II Solomon & Son, s, F & w Ry,J II Estill
Solomons q Co, Strauss Bros, A Schwarz.
b Springer Jno Sullivan,J T Shuptrine & Bro
Singer Mfg Co, Savannah Steam Bakery, Sere.
ven House. d Sampson, p Shaffer, II Sulter, VI
Sternberg, Sanburg & Co, q w Tiedeman, Sig
Ling Trapani, Timer, A NJ & c w West,
d Weed & Co, w U Tel Co, str Katie, Augusta
S Co, Ga & Fla S Co, Southern TX Co,
O r, S. a. w Ry.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-05-12
LIST OF VESSELS IN THE PORT OF
saw ANNAH
SAVANNAH, May II. 1888.
err > uFurrYnS

81 EAMbHIPS.
CITY of Augusta, $50 tons, Catharine New
York, disc G Anderson.
Junlata, 1920 TONS Askins, Philadelphia, CID
CG Anderson.
Johns Hopkins, LAY tons. Foster, Baltimore,
dis-Jas b West 81 Co.
Three steamships
Pansevitz Ger, 3i2 tons, Wales, Europe. ldg-
A II Salas 4 Co.
Christina (sw), $50 tons, Anderson, London,
ldg-A II SalAs & Co.
Hestia Ger, b46 tons. Boettcher, Europe, ldg-
A r Salas q Co.
A r Salas & Co.
Familiens Minde CNor), 1857 tons, Halvorsen.
Europe, ldg-A r Salas & Co.
Rosa (Sw), $40 tons, Gilman, Europe, ldg-
Ellida lNor) 537 tons, Petersen, Europe. Idg--
X Salas & Co.
Lqeie Radmaq Ger, Az tons, Grethe, Europe.
Olof elias (Sw), 5Sl tons, Anderson, London,
ldg-Strachan & Co.
Jennie Louttitt d}r) 493 tons, Knudsen, at Tybee.
wtg-Strachan q Co.
Kntore CBrl, 953 tons, Legs, Europe, ldg-
Strachan & Co.
Elena Ger, 79l tons, Gerber Europe, ldg-
American Trading Society
Kate Sanction (Brl, 6U tons, Evans Wolgast,
cld-Amerioan Trading Society.
] Bergman OLSEN (Swl, 500 tons. Nymann,
Europe, ldg-Paterson. Downing a. Co.
Belvidere (Br, 769 TONS Trefry, Buenos Ayres,
ldg-Wilder & Co.
Seventeen banks.
BRIGs.
Maratona (Aus), 1858 tons, Marunich, Oporto,
ldg-M S Cosulch x Co.
One brig.
sCHooNERs.
Elwood Burton, 375 tons, Warrington, Philadel-
phia ldg-Jos A Roberts & Co.
DeniRc 42S tons, Townsend, Baltimore ldg--
Jos A Roberts az Co.
Margaret May. $40 tons, Jarvis, Baltimore,
ldg-,Jos A Roberts q Co.
Jefferson 325 tons, Griffias New York, ldg--Jos
A Roberts q Co.
S G. Hart, 5O5 tons, Schmidt, New York, ldg-
Jos A Roberts az Co.
Ida Lawrence, 4s9 tons, Young, Baltimore, ldg
Jos A Roberts a. Co.
Robert II Rathburn, 34S tons, Crowell, Boston,
ldg-Jos A Roberts & Co.
Andrew Adams III tons, Adams, New York,
ldg-Jos A Roberts g. Co.
Jacob Reed, 457 tons, Nickerson, Boston, ldg-
Master.
Nine schooners
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

New YoRK, May II. noon.-Stocks dull but
steady Money easy at t15@2 per cent. Ex-
change-long, 81 S64 "a 500; short, 81 SS121
4 SS34. State bonds neglected. Government
bonds dull but steady.
Erie SS44Ss RiChm'd & W.Pt 90,
Lake Shore. 81 Western Union. 20
Norf. & w. pref. 47tf
p. m.-Exchange active and firm at "a S71
4 1915 Money easy at 116Q12 per cont, closing
offered at ~ Sub-Treasury balances-Coin,
S12l 1851 900; currency, $14024, 900. Government
bonds quiet but steady; four per cents 1881;
four and a half per cents 107A. State bonds
dull but steady to firm.
The bearish feeling was revived in the stock
market this morning, and shorts put out some
fresh lines at the opening, which was rather
weak at declines of 1s0ss per cent But little
progress was made in downward direction
direction until after a small advance, when
ness to small fractions below first prices. The
attempt was then given up, and the market
subsidized into dulneSs while slow but steady
improvement took place. Toward noon New
Jersey Central moved up sharply. The dulness
became intense after IL O'Clock, and while
there was a firm tone to the dealings, there
were no features whatever in trading until $3.50,
when it was announced that the Secretary Of
the Treasury had accepted all bonds offered,
which were the largest since the Treasury has
been purchasing bonds. This started a smart
covering movement among shorts, and the ad-
vance was accelerated when the amount Of
business done showed a very marked increase.
The advance was stopped only at the close Of
business, which was active and strong at about
top figures for the day The active list is
almost invariably higher this evening, though,
except in the case of Manhattan, which is up
per cent, the gains recorded are for fractional
amounts only. Total sales 235, 900 shares. The
FOL the closing 0uOfatiOpes
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CONSIGNEE3.

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III d Weed & Co, N Pausen 4 Co, @ w Allen,
Peacock, II & Co, Kieser & s, II Myers & Bros
Epstein & W, Col NJ $ l4onghead, II A Ulmo,
Capt McKierny, j Torrent, II Solomon & Son,
NJ Y Henderson, j Williams q Co. Peacock. II
q Co.
Per savannah Florida and Western Railway,
May 1i-Transfer Office. Frierson & Co, Nc
Aulhe & Co, McDonough & Co. Dale, d & Co,
II Myers & Bros. N Ferst & Co, A Enrich q Bro,
II NJ Bower Smith Bros & Co. A Hanley, John
Copeland, Meinhard Bros 4 Co, Kavanaugh a. Is,
g Davis & Son. & G Ferris, j + williams e Co,
Nj Y Henderson, Harms ~ j. Solomons & Co,
w B Nell & Co, Dale, d & Co, Neidlinger & X,
Lee Roy Myers & GO. G Seller. Slater, NJ Il Co, j
NJ Asendorf, McDonough & B, A d Thompson
Miss # l. Nelson Byck q S, l. Putze G l. Jones,
Peacock, II & Co. Baldwin & Co. f T Roberts.
Per Central Railroad. May 11-Fordg Agent.
M Maclean, r NJ Farley. Garnett, S & Co, 5 p
Hamilton, Agt X K. Stwell, 7 & N, A Hull,
A Hanley. NcDonough B. w D Simkins & 20,
Fleming Bros. Bond. II & f. VI Y Henderson,
Jos Roberts & Co. Mende & b, Frank & Co,
N Haley, IL Berg, Einsteln l., Savannah
Times, b II Levy & Bro, Finn Bros, G z Stults,
Guckenheimer x Son, Rieser s, Letter,
NJ Ferst & Go, J ID weed a Co. WI Miller. Theo
Steffens NJ Doyle. q Meyer, Cornwell q &,
A Nichols, Standard oil Co, G Kolshorn & Bro,
q w Tiedeman, Rothwell, Frierson q co, I l.
Knsey, Mary Butler, Warnock & w, Lloyd A,