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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-25
Total shipments. 1929 1892 29sls 7
Stock on hand and
on shipbo ard

May Ill. =. 5000 ss,esf 4.7i1 :O,i22
BAcoN-Market steady; demand far; smoked
clear rib sides, 734c; shoulders, 61c; Dry sailed
clear rib sides, &C; long clear. csc; bellies,
SIC; shoulders, GAc; hams, 12412lhc.
BAG9ING And TIEs-Ghe market is nominal,
Small lots Bagging, ~ lbs, 1lh0llAc;
lbs lie; ~ lbs, lO15c,. according to brand and
quantity. IRON ties 81 1901 % per bundle,
according to brand aud quantity. sea Island
bagging very scarce, i5l6c. BagginE and ties in
retail lots fraction higher.
BUTTER--Market steaiy; fair demand;
Goshen, l50l5c; gilt edge, 2lc; creamery,
23c
CnEEsE-Mnrket steady; fair demand; 100
Tic
21Hc; choice, 2lc; prime, 20lsc; good, 20c;
fair l9l4c: ordinary, 19c; common. i.1hc.
CABBAGg-Demand light; Florida, 81 O002 30
per crate: barrels g. JO1L2 %.
DRIED FEUIT-Apples. evaporated, Nc, com
mon, &c Peaches peeled, l3c; unpeeei, sd
&c. Currant5. &c. CitrOn. PC.
DRY GooDs-The market is dull; demand
fair: stock full. We quote: Prints. 4NH7c;
Georgia brown shirtlngs "a, AZ; IS do, SIC;
- brown sheetin a.; white osnaburgs, sd
9l4c; checks, 5MDGc: yarns. SIC for the best
makes; brown dri'hngs. ,6397%c.
FIsH-Markct nominal. We quote full weights:
Mac terel- No. 3, haf barrels, nominal, 81 20
90 90: No 2, sl00011i 90. Herring No. !,
&c; scaled, 25c. Cod, 61tsc. Muilet, half bar
FRgIr- Lemons-Fair demand. Choice. s. 20
'FEorR-Msrket firm. Extra. - ~; fancy,
g. 49, choice patent. g. %, family. 81 80.
bake S MIXTURE, 81 10; spring whcat bsst
GRlivDC orn-Xarket firm White corn, retail
lots. SIC: job lots, SOC carload lots, SIC; mlEed
corn retail lots SIC: lob lots SIC: carload lots
SIC Oats-Ketail lots &c; job lots, 4lc; car
GAd lots 39c B!s1-Reta.i lots 81 %; job lots
9js; carload lots. sJc. Neal. t21c. Grits, 65c
8lY-T Market firm. Western in retail lots
q 10, lob lors 81 20. car DAD lots, 9jc.
HIDES, Wo0f. ETC --iTidss-marVet very dull
receipts Hgh:; dry flint 7c sailed. Sc; dry
butcbeT. &c. Wool-htrket steady; prime
in bales. PC: bury, 8Hi23. Wax, 1Sc. Tai
loF. "a &C. Deer sk1s. flat, &C. sailed, 200
otter -kins. 50CL2fO)
IaoS-Mara5 steady; sweie, f1z,5c rsansd,'
L,no-MarE steady; in terce', 7}4o; aolb
LINZ C1D-IsEp PLASTER AID cExEsr- Chow
seaq lump lime 10 TAR demand and selling ~
g. 2! per barrel; Georgia sad sneiby.
syec. al. chicnsd plaster, 81 s. per barrel hair,
415c: Z .senda.e cement, 81 fo4i 20; Portland
Ils"oss ND vi izh. demand. WHISKY. pr
gallon. rec,aed 81 09Qi q. according %
i vas %; bissde1. J. CGs %. Vince
eG&c; fine .grs4ef 81 o)c y. Cali'orai.
HzHt. muscatel md angelica 81 a0,i Is
NAILS Market irregular; fair demand; ~,
q IS; q and 81 - 3, 81. 81 y. -, 2 90: i1d.
s. -. ia 70 90 g. IS; bei o. 81 g ~; lafser
.aBtit.-a spscia prices
I.Mi raia4.a. French. Ifc, naples 10
p-lans. l1e. BraHi. ltc. aioe-is t1c. c,c)anuts,
0a6g1-Psf ba-ret a. II. per c-s,s s0c.
Spanish. q craze 81 81. herm1la. PER crate,
'sa.-wsrae. s,.str. d.asrf '.H- Signal
.Ne. Wet Virginia 1.1cf q ar. so.
BE- oaae. s<Bl1l. neat ao. ma
n..4ihfft- - >--f
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
FINANCIAL.

FINANCIAL.
INV YoRE, May a. noon.-Stocka active ana
strong. Money easy At noe per cont. tx
cnangc-lonK. 81 S7G64 S7l4; short, 81 1910 { 49,
Government bonds duh and fcatureless state
bonds duh but steady.
Erie Eric {, No.,a , IS;s Rcbmd & w Pt ~
La Shore 1854 Western Union. S7A
300 p. m.-Erchange closed duh but steady
at - ssGp4 SaIb Money easy at 203 per
cent, closing offered Der cent. Sub-Treasury
balances Gold. 1853, 7OSOoO; currency, SiI,.
5000. Government bonds duh but steady;
four per cents 1914, four and half per cent
coupons 10711. state bonds dull but steady 10
firm.
The stock market, after the continuance Of
the extraordinary strength OF the past few
days. met with a setDa in the afternoon aud
reaction or moderate extent was brought
about, final prices being generally fractionally
lower than those OF last evening. Traders ami
Professionals have been talking and working
for reaction for the past three days but tho
impetus Of tho upward movement was 30 great
That all the hammering was OF no avail. This
morning there was A removal OF the heavy buy
ing OF the past few days, md transactions were
larger than at any time et,though the increase
was most in st. Paul and AtchisOn In the lat
tor stock there were reports that the net enrn
lngs for April would show an increase OF about
$500 0D. and the earnings Of 81 Paul for tho
thiri week in May reported this morning,
showed n gain OF over SJ0.tO0. st. Paul nd
vRnced to 7qI6 and htchigOn 30 S13a. with others
following, and New Jersey central took hspuri,
and later Ma5o lri Pacific and Northwestern
moved up materially The engagement Of
about s3,G00,OOO gold for export however
brought the bulls face 10 face with the danger
OF an advance in rates FOR money The bears
took courage, and the buying sacking or there
vas change In the temper Of speculation and
tho market became moro quiet md priCes
yielded to the pressure Of heavy realizing salep
New Jersey Central was ths FIRST to drop and
lost all Of its forenoon advance Weakness de.
vsloped In several ~ tho spcciatiss and the
leaders sagged on, though fluctuations were
made within the naTrowest limits, az n r4Ile
until roar the delivery hour, when there vas a
sudden squirt In Manhattan. which, however
bad no effect upon the remainder, AZ Changers
and Coalers became weaker in tho las hour
and generally closed at the lowest prices Of the
day. which, however, were but slightly CT nnzed
from tho ops ling. The close was hsasy ans
active. In the unlisted department there was
less animation, though tho lhaf Trusts Sugar
Trusts and Cotton OIL we're Hugely d. alt in
the 1rst named sbowinR marked strength but
among others there "Gg no feature. thOngh
BrunsWick va moro active md slightlr hiencr
Total sales 1907 shares Final Gguro altno4t
Invariably showed declines ~ small fraction.
and tho only important loss was pr cent u
Oregon TransCOntiueDlai. The follow inR were
ne closing quotations.
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SAILED YESTERDAY
Steamship City OF Savannah, New York,
MEMORANDA.

AtfNNfAAANtfNH
New York MAY Qt-Arrivet, steamships Ger
ulantc Liverpool; Travc, iiremen.
New York MAY % Arrived, schrs Caroline
( Hall, Boone, St Augustine, Jas = Noodhouse,
douglass. Jacksonville.
Cleared, achrs VIM II keeneY Smith, Fernan-
dina, Nathaniel Lark, Coverdsle, Jacksonville.
Chartered, steams itp Helmsley dirA phos
Thate, C0oeaw, G, or Fort Royal G. 60
United Kiugiom, IT'S ID duly io,dtngl, eteam.
ship Elpis ORR same, steamship Glenmavis
t80 phosphate, Coosaw, y G, or Port Royal, =
G, to United Kingdom, la, two poHs iss,
Steamship Marlborough tlRrl, timber Mobile tn
United Kingdom, 80 La Cd
Burnus ANres, no date Sailed, hsrks Rag itO
GtalL Razrto, Pensacola, May Il, Algeria dBrl
Nakin, Apslachicola.
Carin, May Arrived, bark Maria Medre
Gtan, MortolA pensscula
CadiS May 10 Sailed, schr Henry Winshlp
noane, Charleston
Constautnore May Il Arrived, bark Agder
(Norl, Tohiasen, Brunswick.
Sailed bark William and Anna (Swl, fensa
cola
North Sydney. G H. MAY ia Arrived steam
phip kste Fawcett O}rl, Young. Nuosaw, 8 g,
fnr Cnutine &
nostor. Nav % Arrived. schrs Jacob N Has
lol Godfrey, Savannah, Susan II ldtche, Per
kins. brunswick
Baltimore, Nay ~ Arrived, schr Delhi
or No Point brig John Wesley, for Fernan
dina
Darlen. MAY % Cleared schr Jennie s Hall
Hall New York
Brunswick May % Arrived, bark Peter Nor
Christensen, RIO lauero.
Bailed schr VIM Marshall, Little. ---..
Newport News. Va, May ~ Arrived, steam
ship Suppicich OBJ, Gillian, Pensacola for
Crantou Uur coa0
Pensacola, MAY y Arrived. steamer rortuense
OR, HeWs, Cesra bark Lugia NJ Utah, Rosario
Cleared, ship lIndostnn (Br), Grace, NJ onte-
videu and sailpdl.
Sailed barhs Galieo 8 Utah. Swansea Lima
CNorl, --
Port ROYAL, 8 G. May % Arrived. schr Nellie
w Hewlett Buck sloo Hrunswlck.
Philadelphia, May " CLEARED, steamship jno
Dixon (Brl Welsh, Fort Royal s 6, schra Hat
+ q l. Sheets, Dole, Georgetown. & q; AnltA
Small, Fernaudina; lucie Wheatley, Fisher,
Savannah
Newcastle Del May 90 Anchored OF schr
Emma Heather. for Savannah.
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The receipts of cotton eu this port from all
sburces the DaSt week we're 80 bales Of uD-
land and bales sea sland, against ,9l9 bales
Of upland and bale of sea island last year.
Tie particulars of the receipts have been as
follows; Per Central railroad, 81 ba'es up
land: per Savannah, Florida and Western rail
way. 264 bales upland and bales sea island;
mr. Florida steamers, ! bale upland per Savan-
nsh river steamers, 6 bales upland; per Charles
to and savannah railway. bales upland.
The exports for the week were $3.50 bales Of
up land and 100 bales of sea island, moving as
follows: To New York, 1896 bales upland and
l0j bales sea island; to Philadelphia, "a bales
upland; TO Baltimore, 617 bales upland; to BOs-
ton, 3 bales upland
The stock on hand to-day was l,15s bales up
land and e2j bales sea island, against ,l,52i
bales upland and 81 bales sea island last year.
P1CE.-The market presents thu anne general
features which have prevailed for several weeks
btck, and there is little now to be said of the
situation. Such buying az was done during the
We K, and in volume il was small, was confined
to small lots and for actual needs, as there are
OH; few orders coming to hand. he total sales
we're possibly say6l barrels.
The following are the Official quotations OF
tha BOARD Of Trade. Small Job lots are held Ii
TAc higher:
Fair - 3zkm4
" pa OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 436 mas
81 l.lc -...'--. ...-...... ....-s.-.....0 CstO18
Rough
LLuihIry lots.....,............. ....S 700 -
Tile water .,...... l OOlof %
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List OT VESSELS IN THE PORT OF
BAVANNAH
SAVANNAH, May "a, 1880.
~ EANafTfts

SAVANNAH, May "a, 1850.
Al sAssutps
city Of Augusta, $50 tons, Fisher. New York.
dis 6 Anderson.
Junieta, so tons, Christy. Philadelphia idg
&C Anderson.
Two steamships
snIrs
tlawksburv lSw) 7 ,i2) tons, Nordfeldt, phiiadei-
phia, cid Hoist & co.
One ship.
Irqgress lNor,, 81 IONS, Olsen, Buenos Aytss,
Friuz Regent jGerN 40 tons, Herwis, Europe.
ltg-A r. Salas e Go.
Chas q lefurgey lBrl $50 tons Read, Buenos
Ayres dg A 4 Salas q Co.
etralsunl t6er 30 tons, OehIberg, Europe, Ida
"A d SalRs & 90.
rerths Ger, 800 tons, Fretwurst, Europe, ldg
IA p Salns 81 90.
Russell tNor,, 633 tous, Ericksen, Europe, ldg-
A X Salas & Co
Cnni (Nor) 5i8 tons, Abrahamsen, Europe, ldg-
A Il Salas & Co.
inpcrator Nor, 500 tons, Nisen. Europe, ldg
a Il salns & 90
Scion Nor, s2l tons Petersen, Europe, ldg
A II Salas & 90
Ceres (NorA bib tons. Olsen, Europe. ldg-A
ealaq IS Co
roseidon (Nor), sai tons. Borresen. Europe, ldg
I'D Sales & Go.
lemnrch Utah 400 tons Cappeuo At ruAraD-
tire. wtg-A Y salas a 90.
Madenette dtaD, ~ tons Olivar At quaran
tine, wig A Il salss q co.
Jernses tNorl 2to tona Iarendssn, At ouarap-
tine, VITA x SslAs & 90.
Aino NOR 5it tons, Olsen, At quarantine, wig
A r ealas & Co
subra Nor 500 tons, Kuudsen, Europe, lds-
Hoist & Co
Windermere tBrl t73 tons, Bruce, At quarantine.
wig " Cosulich & 90
Agnes igerl i0n tons schlepnpr Europe. idR-
Patterson, Downing 3 co.
treden tNorl, tons, Salvesen, AZ quarantine, wts
Paterson, Downing e Co
Soil deo Gloria Ger, 40 tons Ahendrntb A.
quarantine wig American Trading Society
Bertha Dam, bl7 tons, Jensen, at Tybee, wig
Master
Twenty one barks.
Robert Dillon, 45i tons, Leighton, Norfolk, dis
Master
One brig
acHo0gHRa
6 ! Foohs, $50 tons, Henderson, Baltimore, Idg
joe A Roberts e Co
Rebecca A Taulane, ~ tons fngerson Raltl
more LIZ Jos A Roberts y Co
Raymond 4 Maui Smith, New York, cid
Joe A Roberts & Co.
Mary godfrev 400 tons, Godfrey, New York
dls-Ios a noherts & 90
lila Lawrence. aa9 tons, Young baltimore ldg
Jos a Roberts 4 Co
NJ y Mlllen, $40 tons. Dyer, Philadelphia. dis
Jos A Roberts n 90
Horace 7 Shares, 100 tons Mound South Am
boy, idg-siilwell Miller q Go
Rate r clifford 800 tons. Wright Baltimore ldR--
stillwp Mlen & 60.
Three Sisters 902 tons simpson, New Bedford
cid McDonough & CO.
Nine schooners.
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RECEIPTS

Per Charleston and Savannah ny May pa
4 cars empty bbls. I boz tools, - bbla rDsln, .
bhls spiftl turpentine, eases bitterg iron
plugs 10 sacks rice box md4e. cases slippers,
hdl cabinets. q wrenches, a. pkRs paper car
beT material . eases Relstine casss hats, I
has rubber hose tank oil, bdls hides, 1 bdl
stins, - rolls paper
per Savannah. FLORIDA aud Western Hy. May
a. bales cotton, 731 bhls spirits tIrpentine,
va hbls sin, car coal. 3 oars brick, 100 bhls
Crude turpentlne - cars lumber car wood, "a
crates onions. | car castings qOl sacks corn, 40
lhs -four % cases matches, ~ jacket @ MS 100
bbls meal and grits, bale hides ~ bhls dour, b
bbls syrup bales wool . sacks rice. hpxes y
seed cases oysters ~ pkRs nldse. H0) bbls
vegetables, 5,O17 crates vegetables, 7 boxes
oranges.
Per Central Railroad, May "a bale cotton.
$50 bbs tosln. tgl bills spirits tnrpentlne, cars
box material u bales yarn, l01 bales domestcs,
bales wool. bales hides, 2 bds leather 3 tdls
paper " pkgg tobacco, g 700 lbs bacon Nc head
horses. 80 bids lime 3i7 bales hay ls bbis beer
W hf bbs beer, bbls syrup, lO7 pkRs rndse. "a
boxes hardware, G75 pkgs vegetables, 7 pieces
machinery buggy. 3bai IS waste, cars brick
simply bbls, car cotton sesd, bales plalds.
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COUNTRY PRODUCE

sweet potatoes, yellow, n busbel on % 40
Sweet potatoes, white, " busle 30 "a 60
PoULTRY Turkeys scarce, Young chickens
wanted. old fowls plentiful; demand fair
Foes Market dull, with good supply and
demand.
PGANUrs-FAIr stock; demand moderate;
prices hrn.
SraIR-G Georgia and Florida nominal; none in
market
HONEY No demand; nominal.
SWEET porAToEs-In good demand.
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VISIBLE SUPPLY OF CorroN.-Below we give
the table of visible supply. as made no by cable
and telegraph for the Financial aud CONNER
ctdl Chronicle to May Il. The continental
stocks, as well as those for Great Britain and the
aiioat, are this week returns, and consequently
all the Europe N figures are brought down to
Thursday evening. But to make the totals the
complete figures for May u we add tho item Of
exports from the United States, including in it
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have been H. 900 bales.
The above figures Indicate decrease in the
cotton in sight 70 date of 7O.gs3 bales as com
pared with the same date Of 1888, a decrease uf
IS. $50 bales az compared with the correspond
ing date OF 1851 and a decrease Of $50. 339 bales
as compared with 1885
INDIA COrrOS MOvEMENT.-The following Is
the Bombay statement for the week and year,
hringicg the figures down to nay tG:
BOMBAY RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS FOR -FOUR
YEARS.
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Per steamship CITY Of Savannah. for New
York 1873 bales cotton II bales wool. turtles,
II bales yarn, 10 bbs pitch CO. ibis rosin, f9j
ibis spirits turpentire ~ ~ feet lumber, ,OOO
Asses beef g5 lie hides, y 9j3 pkgs fruit and
vegetables, By2 pkgs mdse, 20 tons pig iron, ~
bins oCbra.
Per bark Progress Nor, for BuenOs Ayrss
az .gj feet y = lumber W ~ Crossr1an 4 Go.
PR schr Thres Sisters, for New Bedford
2ti ,0s3 feet y lumber hcD1nOugb a 60.
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MoxE7 M4Rrzr-Noney is not 30 easy.

NcSE7 M4REET-Ncney is not 70 easy.
DcxrsrIc ExCHANGE-S Banks and
bankers are bIyIlr sight drafts at par and
selling ct Ls64 per cent premium.
FoaEIGN EgCHANgE--The market IL steady.
Commercial demand 2 s-'4; sixty DAYS
s 50; ninety days, 81 s54 francs, Par, aud
fIavrs. commercial. sixty t9ys, s. 49, Swiss.
ss2f. marks. sixty days. pc.
-EcURirIEs The market is shade more
.c,jve. Some demand exists for Sout1 Western
st0crs and for debertures. State aud city ponds
continue 10 be the favCrte securities
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NAVAL SToKvs.-The receipts for the past
week have been 6,09S barrels spirits turpcntnc
ard SSH barrels rosiu. The exports were SQ4
barrelsspit1ts turpentine and 500 barrels rosin
moving as follows; To New York, !, 239 barrels
barrels spirits turpenjlne and $50 barrels rosIn
l0l0 barrels rcsin; to Philadelphia. ~. barrels
spirits turpentiue amt 1875 barrels rosin; To the
interior, 49, barrels spirits turpentiue and $50
barrels rosin; to B lston, 40 barrels spirits tur
peutine and * barrels rosin; TO Pooteel1tr Har-
Tor > los barrels rosn; to Lond m, . $50 barr Is
spirits turpentine; to Garston Dock. 500 bar.
rels spirits turpentine aud COOS barrels re in
The following are the Board OF Trade quota
tons: Rosin-A, b. c, u and f. 81 Is f 81 ~ q
81 IS, II 81 30, 81 -, X 81 40, NJ 81 80, n
81 -. window glass s. 90. water white S. s.
Spirits turpentne regulars 30c.
RECEIPTS. SHIPMENTS AND STOCKS FROM APRIL l.
1882 TO DATE, AND To THE CORRESPONDING
DATE LAST YEAR:
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Sra Islaitds.-The receipts for the week up to
p. M, as reported by factors were only 4
b,gs and the sales for the same time ( bags
TIE exports were 1906 bags all TO Liverpool
'Fhe feeling in the market is a dull one and
more or less nominal, while factors ara inclined
to reserve holdings in view of the unfavorsblo
business was based on the following quota
lions.
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orroS-By stcom-The market 1, steady;

VEGErABLEs- by ste andy special contract:
To New York, Philaie phis, Baltimore and Ros-
ton, standard crates, aoc; standard barrels 4oc
without contract: STANDARD crates, 5jc; stand
ard barrels 1hc
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s-nv o. eaorjs, bat reacted later and closed
eslN A. sLtAn.
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Iiil timber 81 below these fsur2S
FREIGHTS.

LvNBEs Business is o6,et and tonnage To
good supply Tor present loading freiFH; limits
arc s. Oo&6 % from tais aud ,hc near
Georgia ports to the ChesapsskN ports, rhda-
delphia, New York, Sound ports ANA east wSri
Timber S0cGA$t GO higher than lumber rstes
10 the West Indies and WindwSrd, nonai s.;
10 Bucnos Ayres or Nontevideo SEE az; ~ Ro.
Ssrlo, S2S %; 90 Rio Janeiro, SO 40; 10 SpAniNh
and Mediterrean ports, $l4 60 IS a., % United
Kingdom for orders nominal, at Tor timber IS
los standard; lumber IS Ns stcan,-TN New
York 81 ~; 70 Philadelphia, So 40, 20 Boston,
g. %; TO Baltimore S6 ~.
NAVAL SroRNs Very frm, Foreign Cork etc,
for orders Is, and, or SIS ID for spot vessels.
June loading, resin a. ID and rs "a spirits
Adriatic, rosin. IS g. Genoa. So 81; South Amer
lea. r,Sin, 81 ~ pNr barrel OF 40 pounds
CoaStwise -Steam-ro Boston, IS on rASin.
elc on spirits; TO New York, rosin, 3Ar; spirits
SIC; to PHILADELPHIA, roSin, SOC; spirits, Soc:
TO Baltimore, rosin, 30c; spirits, 7oc. Coastwise
quiet
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City 81 Augusta, 2 $40 tons Fisher New York.
dis &c q Anderson
Juniete, 1870 tons, Christy Philadelphia, idg
&c q Anderson
wo steamships
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TIE FOLLOWING STATEMENT SHOWS THE NET RE
CEIPTs AT ALL PORTS FOR THE WEEK ENDING
NAY - AND MAY l.. AND ron THIS WEEK
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tawksburv (Svl. 7 ,ial tons, Nordfeldt, phlladel
phia, ED Hoist 6 Co
One ship
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lag 3Sc3S IS; cheviaS, eovn1on, sound.
S2iS RSNc: fstr, S00&c; mcGsn SS soc.
bright SoA;Sc; fine fancy. So QN-. extrs
fac, eNc61$l 10; briSht navleS, N5,A3Sc, isrl
nsvlss s.
LvNpSR-Deuaand continues good frs, Sl
quarters except the west, winch t~H5e hNs fallen
81 soma MGlS fun Of work N1iceS Gym al
Quotations, except some SHADING FOR very sAsy
IL -. --...-n. Z a
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CONTINUED NEXT e
A GRAVE MISTAKE.

Yes, I repeat it is a grave mistake,
young ladies, to let men spend so much
money upon you in various ways. It
cheapens you in exact proportion to what
they pay for you.
Very often they can't afford it; and
frequently they don't wish to do it, and
only yield to- custom and what they sup
pose you expect from them.
Girls could often learn a lesson for
themselves by noticing how their brothers
talk about the expenses of escort duty.
AS they talk to you, SC do your escorts
speak of you.
It would be a wise and righteous meas
ure if society girls would form leagues
among themselves to institute a reform in
these things, and bring the wholesome
pleasures Of social intercourse within the
honest reach Of men whose salaries ar
small.
Don't allow men to give you expensive
suppers and expensive flowers and the
like. And as to more personal things,
why a sense of delicacy and personal
dignity ought to place imassable barriers
between yo@ and gifts from men who are
not bound to you by the closest ties of
blood and friendship.
How we'll I remember the instruction
of the best women I ever knew, whose
advice to her daughter was: "Never take
presents from men or allow them to spend
money upon you; even when you are en-
gagged, limit your lovers gifts to flowers
and books. It is time enough for hand
some presents when you are married; and
if anything should interfere with your
marriage, why, you will be spared the
modification of having all sorts of things
t. send back"
The longer / live the sounder this adj
vice becomes. All, in those days mothers
were so careful in the way they taught
their daughters, and trained a race Of
women who were fit to be wives and
mothers and who learned no lessons whose
ultimate sequence is the divorce courtl-
Presbyterian RevieW.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1889-03-26
CHAPTER VII.
THE VENTURE OF LALIE GARCIN.

1t was but a mOmentary glimpse, such
as the hunter sometimet has Of some wild
fierce animal whose eyes fash out of the
crepuscular hooks in the densest woods
but Orion knew Lalie Garcin's face and
felt the strange effect of her searching
look. In that second Of time he realized
(what he had not fairly thought of before)
that the girl was really a negro of per
haps quarter blood. She disappeared in
stantly, leaving him in NJ happy frame OF
mind.
When Mile. Rochon came in a few
minutes later orion was in a brown study,
still leaning oyer the window-sill and not
aware of her presence. She paused in
voluntarily just inside the room and stood
half-smiling as she looked upon his
knightly strength of frame and the luxu-
rance of bright gold hair curling over his
shapely shoulders. Lately he had been
improving rapidly and now it flashed into
her mind that he must soon be strong
enough to go away. The thought had its
pang, and with it the sweet sudden sense
of a great addition to the value of life
came like some watt from a perfumed
and bloomy Eden Of which she had had
many girlish dreams during the luxurious
isolation of her past experience.
"Good morning, Monsieur Orton,' she
presently exclaimed.
"What do you find so attractive down
there in the trees?" she added, as he
turned to answer her greeting.
If Felicie Rochon had been beautiful
heretofore in Orton's eyes, she was lovely
in her queen-like loftiness and sweetness.
She came and sat down on the window
sill beside him, a fine glow in her cheeks
and in her eyes the light of superb health
and perfect happiness, albeit a certain
uneasiness was stirring in her heart.
"Isaw nothing attractive, Mademoiselle,
but something that has touched me
deeply"
"And what was it 2" she asked.
cit was little Lalie Garcin,n he said,
very gravely, almost sadly. "What will
become of her, poor little grill"
ooh, but these negroes can get along
almost any way" replied Felicie indiffer-
entity enough, but without any Of the