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New Interpretations.

Articles of incorporation were filed
yesterday in the County Clerks office as
follows:
The Grand Court OF California, Ancient Order
OF Fofesters of America, with the following
Directors: Lewis Thorne, Joseph. ID. Case,
Frederick G. Hensley, Christian ii. Bremen
Christopher w. Duffie, William H. Southcott
Augustus w. BzyreuIiIer and George W. Myrck.
The Wellman-Peck Company, with the follow
ing Directors: r. A, A. X. aud w. B. Welmap
George X. Savage. Capital stock, $4,000 OF
which $500 is subsci ibed
The Zenger Wood Retort and Manufacturing
Company with 81 900, 900 capItal stock. all Of
which has been subscribed. Directors-A. Zen
ger II. +. Frost, j. Is. Warren, NJ. j. Henley and
JOhn & KImhaIi
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yentIon. That was again an error, for 1t was
simply made by Maskelyn and Cooke, under the
direction OF the inventor. Mr.. George Clark OF
Boston. Mass, who was then residing In London
and working on the newspaper Land and Water
My authority for Mr.. Clark's nationality is him.
self, for he told me he was an Amer lean about
twelve years ago. and In the Clipper of about
that time will be found the statement OF that
fact and bis claims for having invented the origt
nal Syko,"
II was in London that Feggetter saw the
the secret Of its power But he did not try TO
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A down pressure of the pump raises tile arm, a
continued force raises the head. further force
allows the arm 10 swing TO The right reduction
OF the force causes The hand to drop, pressure
causes ii to swing all The way back.
Sometimes TO further heighten the deception a
newspaper IS laid on the floor and the figure
placed over 1t. A convenient tear IN the paper
allows the air to work just easily, and with
the machine In proper working order pressure
can be graduated 10 the hundledth part Of an
inch.
This picture represents Zoe, or the drawing
automaton. The conn elton is made here not by
pneumatcs, but by an iron rod running through
the stage below, and is there worked by the
operator. On the upper and lower ind OF the
rod Is fastened an arm with a crayon. The end
crayon is placed against a black board and there
is where the Illusion comes In. The black board
is cOncaye, and so but two motions are neces-
sary-up and down or right and left-to make a
drawing. il can clearly be seen that the artist
VINO has hold OF tie crayon below. who Is draw
lug on convex surface mOtlons, VIII be followed
above
Another prominent autOmaton Is Fanfare"
tie horn blower. In this case The little figure
SITS In clair on the stage, holding In his hand
morn. The operator on The Stage places the tube
OF the instrument 10 the feuie's mouth, and
then the music commences.
The explanation Of that is quite simple. as the
drawing VIII show. Running directly up through
the Stage and then through leg OF the chair is a
long tube, aud when the mouth-piece is pushed
against the lips of "tanfaTe" IL makes an air
tight connection.
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Another prominent deception exhibited Is that
OF As arte. or ihe figure that walked. ran and
turned s0mefsaults IN the air without visible
means OF support. The illustration Will show
Asfarie as she appeared when suspended 10 mid.
air. This was evolved from the old aerial sus pen
sion, which was nothing more less than a
very stout piece OF iron fastened TO the belt aud
arm at the back of the girl, who wore peculiarly
made corset In aerial SUSPENSION there were
only two motions possible. Tie girl was gently
lifted by the feet until she took position OF re-
clining upon her elbow on single pole.
As Astaite Is now shown, tile girl stands at the
back OF the stage, which Is covered with a cur
tain OF dark material and then Is raised gently
In the air. Behind that curtain Is stout iron
frame and from The center OF 1t projects an iron
arm that can be pushed forward and TO the right
aGd lett, Sits In the curtain being made 10 ac-
commodaie the movements. The pole Is fastened
10 the glrPs belt and The belt Is made OF stout
iron Rrooyed and ringedf0 admit The end OF the
arm winch Is sunplisd with ball. so when the
end OF The iron arm Is slipped in the wider open
ing al The back and locked 1t will be that
she can turn In any direction but forward, with.
out hindrance.
The drapng of her waist is so arranged that no
matter what the position the silk will fall over
and conceal the belt. Kellar, who exhibited
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An alarm of fire was turned In at
o'clock yesterday afternoon from Box %,
for fire in a Chinese clearinghouse at ID
Trenton street, small thoroughfare leading
from Jackson to Washington streets The
fire Is supposed to have owed its origin to
an oil-Stove, which was used by the pro.
prietor of the lodging-house for cooking
purposes For time it looked as if great
damage would result, but the department.
prevented the spread of the flames and ex-
tinguisbed them with loss of $1,000 The
Insurance. amounts to $500. in two COM
paQies.
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BuiIdsra, Contracts.

Hattie Grifien with V. A. Van Dervort. to build
on w. line of Lyon St; $3.50; bonds, $1,000;
James Young and D. S. Cartwright sureties.
Hannah Donneily with Ii. Wickersham, to build
$. line of Fell ST., 1877 IS w. OF Laeuna W. 27 ;6x
100; s373o; bonds, $1,000; c. S. Holmes and F.
Lewis sureties.
Sc. line of Moss St. rs = OF Howard: $1,000:
bonds, $1,000; P. Swiftand F. p. Gatson sureties.
schwartz Bros. with X. Ringrose brickwork W.
line OF Powell ST., 65 n. of EDDY, n. rs, W. l75 s.
IS, e 100. S. 10, T. 10; 100000.
Easton 4 Eldridge with Richard McCann, to build
no location: Si44O
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the way it was worked. Ii was not an automa-
ton, but clever cheat. The box on which the
figure sat concealed man, and the real intelli-
genee was supplied by him. He was of very
small size and peculiarly fitted for his task by
reason OF the loss Of both legs close TO the trunk.
The moves were reflected through the chess
boards by means OF magnets. The figure and all
Its Accomplishments were apparently fun of ma
chinery, and every part was thrown open for in
spectiOn before the game began.
The Ingenuity consisted OF confusing the tudg-
ment by means of cOgS and wheels First the
right door opened and closed, and then,
when the concealed man, who sat in a little box
on wheels, had pushed his body to the right the
left door was thrown open. then both doors were
opened simultaneously and the man had balanced
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A5eeb, he eessrlaVer; faJ NE drG,rer tgher closed
III ne drdt0er, shotei1o tte hinged back
his box 10 the center. Wires were tn rust en-.
urely through the wheels and cogs on each side
TO prove that one was concealed there. The
deception was further heightened by an ostenta-
IlOus winding OF the machinery before the game
began.
The death OF the clever little lfgless man put
stop 10 the exhibitions Of De Kempllon's chess
player. While alive this man was seldom beaten,
although he met all the best players In EurOpe.
IL was IN imitation OF the CHESS player that
"AJeeb," the automaton so-called chess player
that has been for many months exhibited In the
Eden Musee of This city and previous TO that for
years In various cities In this country by Robert
Heller, was evolved.
In this figure the man Is concealed In this way
he sits on seat arranged In the cushion Oh
top Of which the figure sits. 10 heighten The de-
eeption the front Is thrown down and number
Of cOgs aud wheels are shown to occupy he en-
tire front of tie lower box, and they are arranged
In such a manner that It is impossible to look
through them. In the back OF the box drawer
pulls out that Is also deception, for the back
end OF the drawer Is arranged in such a fashion
that when IL Is showed In IL falls down and the
man sits on It.
In the chest Of the figure a small door Is opened
and more machinery Is shown, and that is the
browning point of the ingenuity of The fraud, be-
cause al touch OF a spring these cOgs and
wheels sink out OF sight aud allow the hidden
PLAYER TO see through wire screen darkly paint
ed, and as IL Is gloomy where he is and light out
side, he, OF course cannot be seen behind the
screen. The movement OF the hand is also
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And Iof the more modern automata the knowl-
edge OF their workings is confined almost ex-
elusiyely 10 their inventors and exhibitors.
The secret of the chess-playing automaton
made by De hempelon, whose fame is still
sounding throughout Europe, was discovered by
Bosco," another magician Of renute, and by
him disclosed TO Professor Feggetter, an in
ventor of Illusions and automatic OF the latter
d ATE. and now Professor Feggetter has told me
how it was operated. ana in turn tell the read
ers OF the Herald.
And also the modus operandi of the more mod
ern mechanical decepuonS, such as Ajeeb
Psyche, Zoe, Fanfare and AstaTIe.
Beginning Win De Kempelon's chess player
the picture OF which We show here, this is
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figures as to date of birth or give or do sums,
ever exhibited In this country. The popular sup
position Is an error, because an aut0maton called
"SykO" was exhibited in 1876 IN Van AmbeTg's
Museum. l03 BoweTy, by the maker, Professor
Feggelter, some seven years before kelar put
bis before the public
The explanation or the motive power OF both
arc identical. Previous 10 the exhibition OF
fcgRetter's Syko, Msskelyn and Cooke, two
noted mechanics of London, had exhibited
similar creation and were credited with Its in
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Claims II Is Not Kent.

In the investigation as to the identity of
the body found off Pacific-street Wharf.
and supposed to be that Of Ex-senator Kent,
Or. Won Bulow comes forward and claims
that it is case of mistaken identity. He
states that he knew Kent well, and is con-
hdent that the body is that of another man.
The morning call., 1890-05-25

Steamers TO sail to-day are the Walla wala for
Victoria and Puget Sound, and the Newborn for
Mexico. The Coos Bay falls due from Little River,
the Corona from Humboldt Bay, the Creseen: City
from Crescent City, the Gypsy from the Salinas
River, the Bonita from the southern coast, and
the Newport from Eel River.
Tomorrow the Euresa sails for San Pedro the
Coos Bay for Little River and the Arcata for Coos
Bay. The City of Puebla falls due from Victoria
and Puget Sound, and the Pomona from San Diego
The Sieve Bawn takes for Cork 56,193 centals
Wheat valued at $74 500.
The Br iron ship Kenmore, 1860 tons. was char
tered prior to arrival for Wheat United Kingdom.
Havre or Antwerp, private.
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New YORK, May 24.-The market was inactive
and dull; Cotton Oil declined S. Sugar Trusts ad-
vanced ga. Union Pacific "a, Oregon Transcontl-
mental II, Missouri Pacsfc IS. Total sales 1903
shares
NEW YORK, May 24.-united States Bonds: as
122; 4lr's, 1929 Northern Pacific, 375s; Caua
dian Pacific, SO; Central Pacific, SO; Union Pa
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
SATURDAY EVENING, May "a.
SUMMARY Of THS MARKETS

Wheat lower.
Barley steady.
Oats tending downward
Corn quiet.
Feedstuffs unchanged.
Beans weakening.
New Potatoes very firm.
Onions easy.
Butter demoralzed.
Ranch Eggs firm.
Cheese weak. Poultry nominal.
Fruits show more variety.
Vegetables come in freely.
Mexican Lines higher.
Demand for future AprIcots.
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make one like IT until he came 10 America, and
then In conversation with some Brooklyn gentle.
men he stated that he could make one similar,
Judge McCue of the City Court, BENEFIT Bur
leigh, war correspondent OF England, Mr.. Blge-
low, stenographer OF the City Hall, Harvey
Pearce, manufacturer Alderman Parker and
Mr.. Harris subscribed to a fund and set Feggetter
at work. In few months he completed the
"Syko," and private exhibition was given OF
Its power at the Brooklyn Club.
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shown 10 the SKETCH the thumb joint alone being
movable, and as lie catches hold OF the lever ne
can take up the chessmen and move them much
In the same way as II he handled them with a
pair of pinceTs.
Here we have a picture OF Kellar's Psyche,
and the popular suppo>tion IS that he was the
FIRST 10 exhibit an automat0n that could play
cards, PICK up numbers, answer questions with
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Clearing House Bank s.

New York Exchange.
New York exchange, zoe for sight drafts and
25c for telegraphIc
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SitaTiHS mouse
Those banks that are members OF the Clearing
House have agreed to remain closed from Thursday
evening, the 29tt inst, till Monday morning June
I'd. notecerk is to be Ill attendance at each bank
on Saturday, the 3lst of May, from 10 to IL.
The Local Clearing House Exchanges last week
were Sl4,24727S, against 1882 500 for the same
week LAST wear
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AstGrte. to further heishten the deception had
while in the air. The hoop passed the iron at the
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back In this way: 1t was not true hoop. the
two open ends being concealed by the numerous
ribbons with which Ii was loosely wrapped. AS
tarte is a recent invention and has been before
the public but eighteen molths. Two Boston
(Mass9 mechanics named Keys and Chase are its
inventors.
From the foregoing 1t will be seen that no mat
ter how Intricate the machinery used in these
autOmata, the secrets OF their workings are very
simple If eniemas.-N. Y. Herald.
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Great values Hosiery and Underwear also in Paraso and Dress Trimmings
ssn Mail orders promptly attended receipt
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English Wheat Market.
EUTu RES.

LIVERPOOL, May 24.-The spot market is lower
at 6s 11d@7s 11ad. Cargoes quiet at S5s Sd
for of coast 35s Sd for just shipped aud 35s Sd for
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To all who are familiar with the Psyche" as
shown by Kellar and Feggetter, wonder arises
as TO where the connection between the operator
and figure is made. For the little figure sits in
a clear space ON top OF transparent glass cylin-
der, which precludes the use of wires or cleo
trcity. But II Is simple when you know now it
is done
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General Merchandise,

BAGS-Calcutta, spot, nominal at SIC; June
csc: Wool Bags, nominal; Potato Guunies. nominal
CoRDAGE-Manila Rope, quotable at l6lac:l2-
thread, TIC; 6 and shread, l7l3c; Balls Rope
loo: Binder Irvine, l6 &c; Grapevine Irvine. 1870
In balls l619c In coils; Hop Irvine, l6c Lsthyarn,
Rope, 9c 12-thread, S12c; 6 and do. lOc; Duplex
rope, 121ac; 12-thread, l3c: 8 and do. 13iac;
Bale rope 1212e; Lathy arm, lie: Hop Irvine, l3c /:
Grapevine Irvine, balls or coils, 1S12c; Binder
Irvine, l212c y 10.
SALMoN-ColumOia River Fish, future delivery.
81 2Il29l IS; new Alaskan Fish, 81; British
Columbia Fish, new pack, 81 1901 Is; Sacramento
River. 81 To- old Alaskan, 81 p dozen for standard
and 75G9Uc 2 dozen for of grades.
SUGAR-The California Refinery quotes. terms net
cash: Cube 71sc: Crushed, 71sc; Extra Powdered,
71se: Fine Crushed, 71sc; Dry GRADUATED. 654 C;
COnfectioner's A. 6ssc; Extra O. 554c; Golden O,
51ac p 10; Bags, 1sc more than bbls.
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Sam Francisco Meat Market.

Wholesale rates from slaughterers to dealers arc
as follows:
BEEF-Flrst quality 5la@ec; second quality,
4s4@514e; third do, 4l4 15c.
NEAL-Large, 4@6c: small Calves, 6@s7c.
MuTToS-Wethers. 6tG61ae; Ewes. 5G5hc
Handspring Lamb. 112@Sc q n.
PORK-Live Hogs, 494l4c for grain-red, and 3s3
gao for heavy packing: stock Hogs. 412sa45sc q
ID; dressed do, 7laSe 3 u
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Fine Silver

Fine Silver.
Quotable at 81 O31a@l 041a p ounce
Mexican Dollars.
Quotable at sI@s11ac.
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The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations: May, rs l14d; June, Is l14d;
July, Is t4d Augustus l1ad; September. rs 1z4d;
October. Is 214d; November rs 2s4d; December,
Is Esd.
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The real player, who sits below, blows through
the long tube. and, as all musicians know, the
sound OF brass Instrument does not commence
until The air has passed the valves, and II is the
bell OF the horn that gives the tone. The keys
are operated by the means of fine wires, pulled
down by the player below the stage. The fingers
OF the auiomaton being fastened to the valve they
naturally follow the keys down.
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New York Markets.

LONDON, May 24.-Thcre was a holiday here to-
day.
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Prices were lower. Buyer '90-l6O0 81 ala I;
500 81 AIS; 100, 81 Ass; 800, 81 Al. Buyer
season-4o0. 81 2s1a; 100, 81 2sss; 800, 81 2s1s.
BARLEY-was steady yesterday ana quiet, No.
1 Feed, Sl@l 021a: choice. 81 O3s4 lower grades.
971299Sa4c; fair TO good Brewing, 81 O71a9l 10;
good to choice, 81 1212@l 5 . cti.
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FLoUR-Net cash prices are as follows: Fam
lily extras saga 20; Bakers extras 81 10@4 20;
city superfne, So S0@3 10; interior brands, SAC
20 for extras and 81 So@3 10 q Dbl for superfne
wHEAT-Deciined again yesterday. The market is
very depressed and buyers hold of. No. l. 81 2S349
30i No. 2, 81 25@1 2712 :choice 81 lI49l 321a;
extra choice, for milling, 81 IS q ctI
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In charge Photographic


Per Central Railroad, March 1I-541 bales cot
ton, bdls hides, bdls leather, 10 bdls paper,
l car tobacco, lis pkgs tobacco, "a bales hay. Al
bbls spirits turpentne, ga bbls rosin, 1913 Gao lbs
bacon, 10 bbs whisky, q hf bbls whisky, 10
bbls syrup, IFS bales domestics, ! car material,
$50 bushels rice, 20 cars lumber, 1870 bales yarn,
bbs Irvine, 115 cases liquor, 80 pcs mchy, l03
pkgs mdse. II empty bbls, cars cotton seed, .
cars mchy "a boxes hardware, 80 cases eggs, 81
pkgs furniture, 81 tons pig iron.
Per Savannah, Florida and Western Railway,
March 11-1l5 bales cotton, 10 bbls rosin, q
bbls spirits turpentine, cars rock, car empty
bbls 10 rolls tin, 10 cars wood, 6s bbls cinda /
car slate, aXles, 116 bars, IS bbls, 10 plates
iron 10 cases clothing, go sacks rice Sc cases
ceder car rail, 60 bbs oil, Is bales paper stock,
80 tons pig iron, car staves 36 step ladders. II
oil tanks, bbls whisky, 12 wheels, 20 cases dry
foods 10 bales hides, bbls hams. 4 coils rope,
10 empty bbls Is cases hats. bbls oranges, 36
cars lumber, cars seed, 90 bbls hair. 8 cases
TOOLS 2l0 bbls rice, 10 cases shoes, brick 20
pkgs hardware, rs pkgs mdse, 112 bbls oranges,
1850 boxes oranges. 800 boxes vegetables, go
bbls vegetables. refrigerators
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway, March
11-35 cars fertilizer, l car clay, 1 car coal, =
bdls sails, spring organ, cars empty bbls, /
box goat, bale bedding, bbls flour, 2 bags
fertilizer, 10 bbls tar, shoes, % bbs flour
pkg matches, bale hides, "a boxes tobacco,
% caddies tobacco. 20 bdls castings. pkgs 25
caddies tobacco, case cotton shirts, car door,
161 sacks rough rice.
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MEMORANDA.

Bermuda, March Gin port, bark Erminia
(Brl. loading cargo ex-German bark Schiller.
Oporto. Feb IS-Arrived, bark Julius (Port),
Vieira, Savannah.
Baltimore. March 9-Below, schr Lille
Schmidt, Savannah.
Jacksonville, March S-Arrived. schrs Flora
Condor. Kneeland New London; Nettie Lang
don. Ross. New York.
Sailed, schr Trackless (Brl. Thompson.
Key West. March Str George " Jones (Br),
Lapsley. Boston via Norfolk Ito repair cable);
schr Pioneer (Br), Nassau.
Pensacola, March S-Cleared, ship Folkvang
(Norl, Nicholson, Greenock; bark Iona Nor,
Rudd, Amsterdam; schr EVE b Hall, Hall, Ha-
vana
bremen, March 9-Arrived, strs OsmanH (Br),
O'Hagan, Savannah; Ashburne (Br), Lamber,
do.
Queenstown, March 9-Arrived, steamship
Propitious (Br), Kemp. Brunswick.
Fernandina, March 6-Arrived, schr J r Hal
laday, Moore, Savannah.
Arrived 9TH schr Crockett, Thorndike,
New York
Brunswick, Ga, March 9-Cleared steamship
Tresco tBr), Barber, Liverpool.
New York, March l1-Arrived, steamship Ne
vada from Liverpool!
Arrived out, steamship Bohemia for Ham
burg.
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Just opened al silva,s.

A new lot of Lamps, all kinds. a fine line
Brass Fire Sets. Fire Dogs and Tenders.
Coal Vases and Plate Warmers, second
lot.
Rodgers English Cutlery. Carving Sets
etc. Sttrer Plated Ware, Forks and Spoons
Sets
Dinner, Chamber, Tea, Fish, Game,
Salad, Ice Cream. Examine our rich Cut
Glass. Large variety Of Art Pottery,
English, French, German, japanese and
American.
Dolls aud Toy Tea Sets at reduced prices.
Plush Dressing Cases cheap. Our sale OF
Dinner, Tea. and Chamber Sets has been
large, but we have lots left, which will be
s1ld at popular prices Don't fail 10 see
Silya'5 stock on lower and upper floors.
40 Broughton street. -AdU.
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MARKETS BY TELHaeAPA.
FINANCIAL.

NEW YoRK, March II, noon.-stocEs opened
dull but steady. Money easy at 46e5 per cent.
Fxchange-lonk, 81 Sll501f y; short, 81 IS
1851. Government bonds neglected. State
bonds duh but steady.
Erie 256 Richm a & w. Pt.
Chicago Norm. 1925 Terminal ........ 2OA
In Se SHORE 1854 Western Union. S29S
Norf Il w. pref. -
$500 .. m.--Exchange closed quiet and weak
at Al rgLS0I rs Money easv at 3NDiM Per
cent. Sub-treasury balances-Coin. sl6 1893 900;
currency, g, $1,000. Government bonds closed
dun nnt steady; four per cents ~ four and
a half per cent. coupons l03H. state bonds
neglected. a, 4,
fne excitement over tho deal IN Reading died
entirely away to-day. and while there were
some remains Of 70 visible during the irst honr,
after that Tins Reading became Gun tui 81
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ECKSTEIN

DIRECTOIRE LACE FLOUNCINC
ESCURlAL LACE FLOUNCING.
CHANTILLE LACE FLOUNCTNG.
POLKA DOT DRAPERY NETS.
BLACK FISHERMAN'S NETS.
BLACK VAN DYKE LACFS.
POINT DE SEUS LACES.
BEADED LACE CAPkS.
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Market Report by the Florida Bruit
Exchange.

JACKSONVILLE, FLA. March 10.-The Florida
orange market remains firm and prices good
The latest sales by the Florida Fruit Exchange
show marked Improvement The commoner
grades do not advance as rapidly as could be
wished, but the fancy fruit is in stiff request
Indian river fruit reaching 8 30.
There is less foreign fruit bound for our ports
than for some time past. Naleneias are about
ended for the present, the terribly bad results
of recent importations having frightened every
body away.
Quotations are: Fancy, SO 00614 CO.; bright,
81 O0d,3 90; russets extra, 81 0012 IS; russets,
ordinary, 81 1902 25 inferior and decayed
lower: good navels. 81 0O06 90; tangerir es and
mandarins wanted: grape fruit slow in sale.
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Our Black
GOODS
Absolutely
The Best
To Be
HAD
Anywhere.

WHITE DRESS GOODS.
CARCAN DE DACCA.
ZANZIBAR STRIPES.
LYDDINGTON STRIPES.
ELLSMERE STRIPES.
BRANXTON STRIPES.
GAlNESBORO STRIPES.
BURLINGTON STRIPES.
FINE LEN0 STRIPES.
ROSEBERRY FANTASIA
LINON DE FANTASIA.
HOLLYWOOD CHECKS.
MALABAR CHECKS.
CABLE NET CHECKS.
FINE FRENCH PIQUE.
HEMSTITCHED LAWN.
CORDED BORDER LAWNS.
DOT AND FIGURED SWISS
FRENCH ORGANIZES.
FRENCH NAlNSOOk.
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DRY GOODS.
Finest Stock
Dress Goods
in Savannah.

MOURNING DRESS GOODS.
FINE BLACK INDIA SILKS.
BLACK TAMISE MOHAIRS.
BLACK SILK WARP TAMiSE.
SILK WARP HENRIETTAS.
SILK WARP JAPONAISE.
SILK WARP BRILLIANTINE.
LACE BORDER BLACK WOLFE.
SEWING SILK GRENADINE.
SILK BARSGE HERNANY.
FRENCH CROISE DE LAME.
MOUSELINE DE LAME.
NUNS YELLING and ALBATROSS
ALL WOOL BLACK CASHMERE.
BLACK MOHAIR BRiLLIANTINE.
BLACK AND WHITE CHALLIES.
BLACK AND WHITE ORG ANDES.
MOURNING LINEN LAWNS.
MOURNING FRENCH SATEENS.
NOVELTY BLACK GOODS.
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PAOLA FACE vEILINGS.
LA TOSKA FACE VEILINGS.
THE COLA FACE VEILINGS.
MODJE.SkA FACE NEILINGS.
NEW SHADES IN RIBBONS.
NEW STYLES IN LACES.
FLOUNCiNG AND SkIRTsNGS.
HANDSOME EMBROIDERIES.