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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-30

time. one likes to have at least some
little kind of direction and indication
IS 70 toe ways and customs Of the place;
nor does one like 10 be left too much TO
ones self II il not pleasant. for in
stance. 70 come down 60 breakfast and
either 10 DC forced To wait hour for that
meal or else % find IL half finished and
most OF the things cold Nor is it
agreeable 70 fnd the people on their
knees in the pct of family prayers, such
- are still the fashion in great many
hooses. The way people thus engaged
look around over their shoulder at the
pcrsce entering che room and disturb
ING their devotions IS peculiarly dis
concerning Hosts who describe their
house as Liberty halF' are. moreover.
very apt "a assure you. when inviting
yea that they never dress for dinner and
that IL y sitogether unnecessary TO bring
your dress clothes Woe betide you how
ever. il ron take such man rs this
ut IFS word and leave your evening
dress ct home, for you vii certainly
f1nd on your arrival that yoar host is in
evening dress entertaining his friends
On q scale Of peculiar maGnifcence.
have been caught several times this
war. and have consequently made il .
8xrd rule never "a believe man who
tells me- not 10 dress fer dinner even
when he declares on oath that he never
dos IL himself I likewise endesvor.
q mentioned above. ~ avoid the host
n he trfes - fiud me occupation. and |
MAKE peinf OF invariably refusing all
fpvitations IA Liberty ball Nc man
erallv can feel 50 comfortable IN an
oth-r persons house as IN his own. and
\ requires considerably more than the
erssinsrv rncaicum Of tact 80 Be able 10
strike he happy medium between
e~ri~etina oses guests on the one
hard. or overwhelming them with at
s~ntfoss that become irAsozne on the
ether
Anosher drawback - staying at other
p~ople's houses = The Question Of Tip
ring the servants. which IN many places
= carried ~ far greater exce-s than
most - ny readers would care - believe
TE.ts. ia .ountry house there Is the
butter 80 ~ attended ~. and the man
servant appointed - look after you-
Ek<use she ehamh<rasaid intrustesl
9th the care u vour rcom- Then there
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-30

The rev Bleod Purifier. Internally 40 clesnss the
blood = Al impursn~s srd rpisorous ei~rrertsi,
sad & fTfCrhA- the great skin Care, and tV1fcrRs
soar, an exquisite Skin Besntiie-. esssrnsily ffo
clear ofe ska ard scssp and restore the hsiT hsvs
eurst tAoussnSss u cases vh@-e the suffering Gas
srnosf sey~nd endurance, hair Afeless or sa zone
Disagreement terrible. WHAT ether remedies have
msds such marvellous cares7
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~ back whenever am requested "a
slnnke myself IT home"
Thus. what can be more distressing,
fnr instance. than the host who Is SD
aoIicitous OF our enjoyment that he
cannot bear TO see as doing nothing.
He seems to- have an idea that il Is . re-
AccttDn upon his hospitality and that il
= his duty to provide US with occupa-
tinn for every waking hour out of tho
tWenty-four. To such . pitch have
known men To carry this that, even
when they would see me reclin-
Ing m an easy chair glancing
ever the days paper aud resting from
some labor which their forethought
or Ingenuity had imposed upon me.
they would burst in with the unwel-
eone query Of: ''well, and what would
you Hike to do now?" OF course
there Is no help for II. One is Obliged
TO tall in with their ceaseless sugges-
tons and one returns TO ones own
home thoroughly worn out both men
tally snd physically. The worst of 1t is
that IL Is impc ssible to quarrel with
such . man a. this, either In his house
or out Of 1t. as the intention is so mani
testify hospstable and kindly and his
manner so hearty and cordial that one
cannot even enjoy the satisfaction of
asking him 70 leave one alone just for .
abort time am suro that there are
unny of my readers who will sympa-
thize with me when they read this and
Who win recall memories of their own
experiences of an analogous character.
There must be certainly many Of them
Who have been led around TO see
stabaes which did not interest them,
scenery which did not charm them.
dr1gged from cellar to garnet for the
pgxsrose of Inspecting all the household
arrangements, conducted over fields
end 1itches to observe the condition Of
erups. called upon to admire the por-
eelnina, worries or any other pet fad Of
ths host--every man has some hobby Of
fhis kind-or else be treated to all the
local gossip. in winch one can have no
possible earthly interest or concern
Hosts such as these should be avoided, no
Dseter how good their heart or excel
lat their household arrangements
Equally Objectionable is the man who
ossures you that his house = Liberty
halr' and that you are expected TO do
everything when and as you please.
When staying at another persons
house. especially when IL is for the first
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-30

4 also the euschnnn Who drives you -
and from he sta<ipn. and one of the
groou4 n you do any riding during
your stay. and LAST. bus no< least. the
gamekssper. II your host happens to
have any shooting preserves All this
ccnstitutes heavy drain on the purse.
when one remefnbers that stay rarely
extends beyond . week-sometimes
only = compile Of days--snd during the
course Of the summer and autumn
months one pays . god many of this
kind of dine and sleep visits
Still another drawback 70 staying 1t
other peoples houses Is the question OF
church ON Sunday III At ones OWE
home, one would probably go To church
Of ones own free viii and accord, but
at friends house, one feels 20 GER
tain extent that one il under compul-
sion 10 do so. and this in itself Is quite
sufficient 10 render the matter irksome
and to give rise To the longing TO re-
main away from service.
In all English and American houses
where have stayed the attendance Al
church has been feature of the Sun
day. and very proper one, too, II only
i had not had that unpleasant feeling
that was under an obligation 10 go.
In some houses this church attendance
is carried To excess. and i remember
especially one country house where
stayed in England over Sunday, when
VAS driven TO one church In the morn
ing, TO another for afternoon service,
and To yet third in the evening foI
evening service. Not content with this
our host brought home with him to the
house the clergyman who had conducted
the evening service. and toward ter
o'clock our hostess, who had been I'M
able To accompany N to church thai
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-30

At bullfght held at Fresnillo, Mex
leo, recently, the performance was
pleasantly varied for the delectation Of
the spectators by matching q fine bull
against two Mexican lions The enter
tainment proved drawing card, and
fully 2,o00 people assembled TO witness
the sport. The bull was game and as
soon a. the lions entered the arena he
charged them furiously and caught one
of them on his horns. While he was
busy with this one, however, the other
got him by the throat and hung on till
the bull fell exhausted to the ground
A banderillero then entered the arena
to help give the bull a chance, when the
lion sprang upon him and before help
could be rendered fatally mutilated
him The lion was shot, the mangled
bull put out Of his misery, and the
crowd declared that they had never
seen such royal sport
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-30

Sold c~ervwher~. Price. CrTsrrss. SOC. Scar,
&c REscryEST o. Prepared ~ TIRE POTTER
ERra sSD tHsrTcsz CoseossrfoS. Bos7cS-
as-Send for " How 20 Care ssin pssesses,~ -
rsscs. g illsssrstsosf-. and 100 ts--isnorfsls.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-30

II attended darby csmp-meeting in
South Carolina" said Louisville Ky
man at the Sherman house
II saw some very peculiar thingA
The minister was one of those old,
Gried-up little darkies, very ignorant,
but very earnest He was preaching
away with great fervor and began to
describe the appearance of the Saviour.
Said he:
~ tells you, breveren, de Lo'd was q
low. little bit OBJ q man. Yes sab; I
knows jes' what I am talkiu' about. De
Lo'd was no mo- dan SO high'-here he
measured the height by holding his
hand distance from the floor. He
den said To Himself something like dis:
Low, am wild you aluz-"'
The audience took it all very sol
emnly."-ChicaQo News
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I'm ~ H1NJO = -
Both the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneya
Liver and Bowels. cleanses the sys-
tenn efectuslly. dispels colds, head
aches aud fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs il the
only remedy of its kind even pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C
ceptable to the stomach, prompt In
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, it,
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made 1t the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs il for sale In Que
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it Do not accept ary
substitute.
CALIFORNIA re SXRVP ca.
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal.
LOUISVILLE ~. H3w t06S ~
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~. matter would ooxe
from the points In .
short tirre u -pread owes
the top % his head. then
scshs coon formed on
head aud face. We used
everything we could
hear Of for nssrly hTe
month";. II grew worse
slI the tire. l cav yoar
advertisement Of the CT
rrcrRs RKurnrss IN the
Chicago Weekly" We
purchased CUffeURA
RyxsDtEs ard con-
A..--l sk@~~ 49, II
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caoysc sssn sna s,ssIp purified sad hesasI.ef
VA0t - ~ cuT7cvRs soar. A5-olnseiy par.
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evening. requested the parson, as q par
ticular favor, to read or recite to Us. for
her especial benefit and edifcation, the
sermon which he had preached q couple
of hours previously. This proved the
straw that "brolxe the camers back"--I
being the camel-and 1 need scarcely
add that I never stayed at that house
again. For considered that this man
ner of bombarding ones guests with
four sermons on one day, and family
prayers added in, as not altogether
good form. And yet claim to be q re-
ligious man GOOD FORM.
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-, Whs M4ks Guests Too Much az
hcm>

hcm-.
80 q TIE noss Questionable and
1Epqosn< manifestations Of had from Is
- - found IA the manner Of entertain
- Gumxs who are staying IN the house
- noreror Less prolonged visit 80
10y ~ persons possess the delieacy,
~ and iut1ition requisite 10 make
49, fr1<nsts feel 81 home,p and 50
10y ars thu dlsconforts both Of .
munl and physical character which |
~ been eznsd upon Ca suffer under
- head> that . cold shiser goes down
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-30

When you want to buy
q good reliable and
trust worthy carpet,
come to a first class and
reliable carpet store
where q larger variety
can be seen than is
offered by any other
house in Michigan. If
you wish an artistic eff
feet I'm drapery of any
kind, a pair of handsome
pOrtieres or something
in the latest importation
of lace curtains you
should not fail to exam
inc our stock before
purchasing. In short,
OurgOOds and our work.
manship are the best,
and we guarantee our
prices to be the very
lowest for goods of
equal value.
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Used Everything Five Months. In
Three Weeks not a Scar or Pimple.
Cured BY Cusicara.

WEI nv baby VS. three months old bic cheeks
srd forehead began TO break cut With white PIN.
,.l~~ on red surface In few days itching com
p-rced which was terrible. After he would rub
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IT'S More Blessed to Give Than 10 Receive"

Of course. but not always pleasant
Now we have remedy for this and in place of getting
husbands Christmas present charged to him. partial
payment plan, pay for it yourself and not know it
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Gree weeks ffune there net sore pimpie. not
even scar. % head OF face He % nineteen ucuths
l. healthy and Re has bssutifui head Of hsir.
tsee Portrsit hersvfthl
hRs OSCAR JAMES, vooiston. Kan.
NY infant. eighteen nonshs cd. wss sffscfed with
skin sfupnons he hips. had sores came On
oshe- parts Al remedies failed urtli procured
CtTTCUas Cured a yea All 20 return ~ disease.
hss. A. N. NAtKER. Csrsonviiie. GA.
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month s4c bid; June 92sk@s 29sc; July solSa
901zc; steamer. No. red, soc bid. South
ern wheat steady; Fultz, 9O@96c; Longberry
month, 4aSisE4c june 48S%81sc; S stesmei
mixed 47ISc bid. Southern corn strong; white
at 5S9o4l5c; yellow at 5S@54lfc.
demand; family IS sO5 co. 1 Winter Tp patent s
fancy So 50@4 10. Wheat was quiet and ffrmer:
No. red soc. Corn was higher; No.
mixed 4g9b0c; Oats were strong; No. 2
at $40 0O010 so. Lard was firm at So o.
Bulk meats firm; short ribs SIS s5G5 30.
Bacon was easier; short clear at So $500 s716.
sugar stronger s Hogs quiet; common
ers, s. 7004 90. Whisky steady at sIi4
ST: LOUIS, May 2O-Flour was quiet and firm;
fancy IS sos Is; extra fancy 81 S5} new
patents 81 1904 50. Wheat closed 216o
above yesterday; No. red, cash. ss24c;
delivery SlK d' oSssd closed sac at S0O July S
livery closed at &C. Corn higher for cash;
delivery delivery closed lose at 4s1tc; July delivery
at C, Oats higher for cash; optBohs were
firm; No. cash SO; May delivery closed
at $3.50; July delivery closed at 31ySc.. Bag
ties 81 2o@i Is. Provisions weTe higher
Pork, lob lots, standard mess, new,
$40 s714@lo 70; =. Old. 80 25a1 Lard
prime steam at IS 10. Dry salt meats
SO 90; ribs, So 90; short clear So Is; boxed
lots I5c more Bacon-Boxed shoulders s. 25;
longs Sc 90; ribs IS $500 go; short clear Sc IS.
hams-suEar, at 81 OO@lO 80. Whisky
NEW ORLEANS. May Colour was quiet
and steady; extra fancy, 81 35; patent, "a 20.
Sugar open kettle, strictly prime and prime.
S1s; fully fair Sasc fair to good fair,
S1so; fair. Ss4@s5sc; good common to fair,
2 Is lo98c; prime 2 i6-l6@ec; fair to prime
mi 4ns ,fNff,N rhnfN
toprime yellow, SIs@03Ssc; white, &c; OFF white.
l3l60S3Bc; choice yellow clarified,
$50; prime yellow clarified, 8Ss0s 1916; on
prime yellow clarified S14@o3Itc seconds, 2}10
3ssc. Molasses firm-open kettle, no sound goods
offering; fermenting 15G129c strictly prime 100;
good fair To prime, 2S3a5c; centrifugals firm;
good common to good fair, asGSG5c: choice
to fancy, sec; good prime, l5D1Gc; common,
5000; inferior, $4,000; prime. 2o@91c; fair to
s0Ua 1sT SC good 9@ss
longs 81 %; ribs 81 IS. Whisky quiet; western
rectified 81 04G1 0s.
NAVAL STORES.
New YoRK, May 90. noon.-spirits turpentine
quiet and steady at 3i190a2c. Resin quiet
and steady at 81 45@l Az.
New York, May 90 500 p NJ. - Rosin
steady and quiet: strained common to good
VI 891 AZ, Turpentine quiet and steady at
CHARLESTON, May 30 49, Spirits turpentine
steady at 2SIfc. Rosin firm; good strained at
81 10.
WILMINGTON, May TO day being holiday,
there is no naval store market.
LIVERPOOL, May 20, noon.-Spirits turpen-
tine 24s cd.
LONDON, May 90. noon.-sprits turpentine
24s Cd.
RICE.
New YORK, May 20-Rice fairly active and
firm; domestic, fair to extra 49sG16I6c; Japan
51s0514c
New ORLEANS, May 20.-Rice was quiet:
prime to good, S36@416c; ordinary to good
3}sG41ec.
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MEMORANDA.
New York, MAY 20-Arrived Out, steamship
City of Berlin, New York for Liverpool.
New York, May 1S-Arrived, schr Chas D Hall,
Lowe. Brunswick.
Cleared-Brig Stella, Ritch, Brunswick; schrs
VIM Fredericks, Cottrell. Fernandina; Chas II
Valentine, Thompson, Port Royal and savan-
nah.
Barrow, May 17-sailed, bark Arbela [Norl.
Fagerland. Pensacola.
Calais, May 17-Arrived, bark Michele A lItall,
Deal, May 17-Passed. bark Honor [Eorl, Dan
nevig, Savannah for Norrkoping.
Dublin, May 17-Arrived, bark Southern Belle
[Rusl, Midland, Pensacola
Dunnet Head, May 1S--Passed steamer De or
HILL Brl, cambridge, Fernandina for Boness.
Genoa, May 16-Arrived, barks Mon tItall,
Dellacassa. Pensacola; Pensacola LlJall, Gaz-
zUle, Pensacola.
Gibraltar, May 11-Passed bark Aneroid [Brl,
Nichols Mobile for Touion.
Liverpool, May 1S-Arrived, ship Carl [Ausl,
La Rochelle May ,4-sailed, Paul Andre
for Pensacola
Samarang, March M-Arrived, ship Ring
leader, Merritt, Savannah.
Ellis Brunswick, Ga; X Rawley, Wheeler,
Darien.
Baltimore, May 1s-Arrived, schr Maud Snare,
Lowell Brunswick Ga; Sarah Fell, Loveland
Charleston; Ethel Swift, Kent, Key West
Cleared and Saied-Schrs Annie Bliss O'Don-
nell, Savannah; Benz F Lee. Steeman, Charles
ton via Norfolk. -
Sailed-Schr jesse w Starr, Jacksonville.
Galveston, May l8-Sailed, bark George W
Sweeney, Hewitt, Pensacola; schr VIM Hayes,
Hall, Pensacola.
Jacksonville, May 1s-Ceared schrs John W
Hall, Jr. Fleming. Wilmington, Del; Thomas
Clyde, Philadelphia.
Port Royal, Nay 1S-C1eared, schr anna 7
Ebener, Springer. FernandinaJ AlEaF Gum
mings Cummings. Boston.
Philadelphia, May 1S--Arrived, schr Harriet
Kerlin. Shaw, Savannah.
Cleared-Bark Fortuna INorl,, Grimstsd.
Brunswick.
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LIST OF VESSELS IN THE PORT OF
SAVANNAH.
SAVANNAH, May %. 1

oANANNAdt luay W 1904
STEAMSHIPS.
Pawnee [Brl, 1, 1857 tons, Phillips Barcelona and
Genoa. ldg-wilder & Co.
Bonita TSp1 i,0i8 tons, Arano, at Quarantine
wtg-Srachan & Co.
Berkshire, 1888 tons, Snow. Baltimore. Idg--
John Carolan Agent.
Dessoug, 1902 tons, Christie. Philadelphia, lds
&C g Anderson.
City Of Birmingham. a,iSs tons, Burg. New
York, cld-C @ Anderson.
Carl Konow [Norl $40 tons, Rasmussen, Blue,
fields, cld-Kavansugh Brennan.
Six steamships.
TagaI [NorI 10Y tons, sorensen, Europe.
One snip.
Undine [Ausl, 700 TOMS Cobevich. Europe. ldg-.
Chr g. Dahl & Co.
Thora [Norl 646 tons. Olsen. Europe. Idg-chr
Philadelphia AUS, $50 tons, Poldengo, at Quar-
antine, wtg-Chr @ Dahl & Co.
Mspry EEorl 497 tons, Olsen, Europe, idg-
sylphide INorl, S92 tons. Anderson. Europe.
ldg-Cnr Dahl & Co.
solon (NoEli 524 tons, Olsen. Europe. ids-
Try Norl Az tons. Andersen. Europe. ldg--
onni INorl, 5,1e9 tons, Abrahamsen. Europe.
Gler [Brl. 1856 tons, Murray. Europe. hg-A
A1na Norj, sos tons. Olsen. Europe. lds--
Nevada [Brl, ga tons, Gilmore. waiting
Strachan & Co.
Giovanni INorl, 72s tons, johnson, Europe. lds
Chr @ Dahl & Co.
Candida IItsIl 4l4 tons, canero. Europe. ldg-.
Chr q Dahl q Co.
Engheten IRusI !. i2s tons. Fagerlund. Europe,
ldg-Strachan Co.
Belamino [Argl, 1856 tons, Arias, In distress, wig
Geo Harriss & Co.
Alba LItalI. 633 tons, Sanguinetti, Europe, ldg--
Chr G Dahl q Co.
Marie lNorl 663, Evensen, at Europe, log
A Minis & Sons.
Pillau TCierl, 47O tons, Gerlach, Europe. ide-
American Trading Society.
Alliance [Portl, $50 tons, Monteiro, Oporto, ldg
-Esteye & Co.
Inverdruie [Norl, 500 tons. wittusen, Europe,
ldg-Paterson. Downing & Co.
Charleston Nor, 448 tons, Chrstopherson.
Europe. loR-Strachan & Co.
New Light, $50 tons Thompson, Baltimore, lda
Peabody Norl, 457 tons, Nelson, at quarantine
wty-Master.
Twenty three barks.
Robert Dillon, 454 tons. Leighton, New York.
ldg-Geo Harrtss & Co
One brig.
John S Ames, el6 tons, Olsen, Portland, idg--
Geo Harriss g. Co.
Thomas Smith. 4SS tons, Adams, Philadelphia.
ldg-Geo Harrss & Co.
Six schooners.
VIM Nicely. $50 tons, Thompson New York, Idg
Geo Harriss & Co.
Saline IRus, 27s tons, Sandstrom. Europe. idg-
Hoist Il Co.
Horace P Shares. 1913 tons, Mount, New York,
ldg-Jos Roberts & Co.
Henry D May, 276 tons, Truitt, Newport News,
Jos A Roberts & Co.
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NAVAL SroRES.-Ihe receipts Tor the week
were 1854 barrels spirits turpentine and 90 953
barrels r)sin- the exports were 8, 1872 bar
moving as follows: To New York, |, lI2 barrels
spirits turpentine and 1881 barrels rosin; to
Baltimore, POI barrels spirits turpentiue and
3,ll6 barrels rosin; to the Interior 1862 barrels
spirits turpentrns and sic barrels rosin; to
Boston, ASS barrels spirits turpantine and $50
barrels rosin; to Liverpool. 2s55 barrels spirits
turpentine; HAMBURG, 1,067 barrels turpentine
Board of Trade quotations. Rosin-A, B. G and
D 81 05, E 81 O5. 81 10, G 81 15 81 80, 81 90,
K 81 25, NJ So 49, n 81 Is. window glass So 60
water white 81 %. Spirits turpentine 2S16 bid
RECEIPTS. SHIPMENTS AND STOCKS FROM APRIL l
1892, TO DATE, AND TO THE CORRESPONDING
DATE LAST YEAR.
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New York Market Review.
Reported bu Palmer, RiUenburg d Co., sue
sOrs To q 8 P1LIner 1876 Rende St. N \

Reported bu Palmer, RiUenburg d Co., success
sors to q. s. Palmer 1876 Reade ST., N. Y.
New YoRK May Is. Strawberries, Charleston
15D20c; North Carolina. SO 12c; Norfolk, 7GD15c;
Florida pineapples, 15080c; asparagus, southern,
81 95GD so; beets. Charleston, IS O00G 20 per
100; Savannah, So o0G03 90 per barrel crate;
Florida, 81 0001 so; cabbage, Charleston and
Savannah, 81 5O82 90; Florida, 81 OO0l so;
North Carolina 81 250175; Norfolk 81 5011 Is;
cucumbers, Florida So 0o63 90; pease, Vir-
GINA, baskets s. 1908 90; North Carolina, half
barrel crates, 81 Z az so; thirds. 81 25@1 so;
squash, 5Oc0l1 00;string beans. Charleston, wax,
81 0002 80; green, 81 5O@D2 90; savannah. 81 25
al IS; tomatoes, carriers. 81 5009 90; crates,
81 GOAL rs.
New YORK, May 20.-Beets. 81 OOQ2 50 cab
bage. 81 1902 90; cucumbers. So 5000 80;
beans, 81 00Dl rs; tomatoes 81 5012 50.
PALMER RIyENBURG a Co
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Per Central Railroad. May 20-493 bales cot
ton, 80 bales domestics, 10 bales wool bdIs
nides Rkss 1as papss bRsg t9Dac
car hay 434 bushels oats, D bbls liquor, rs cases
smoked meat, car poles, / empty oil tank. 1876
bushels corn. 300 bbls flour, ! car lumber. z
bbls syrup, 20 casks clay, Is pkgs furniture,
pkg wax $50 lbs mchy. 90 pkgs hardware, AIS
pkgs mdse, a cases eggs, "a tons pig iron.
Per Savannah, Florida and Western Railway,
May 20-5S bales cotton. 1888 bbls rosia, 756
bbls spirits turpentine, Is cars lumber. 8 cars
crossties, i04 boxes oranges. 1856 boxes yegeta-
bles. 232 bhls vegetables. 21Qsacks cement 13
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are in excess of requirements Rates
are entirely nominal. A good demand
exists for July, August and September
loading. Foreign-Corz etc. small spot vessels
rosin, 2s9d and Is: Adriatic. rosn. As so; Genoa,
Is 6011sd; South America. rosin, soc per barretof
$50 pounds. Coast wise-Steam--to Boston Tic
per l00fbs on rosiu. 90c on spirits; to New York,
rosin. 71bc per 100bs, spirits, soc; TO Philaiel-
phis, rosin SIC per lo0bs spirits Soc; to Bsiti-
more, rosin. roc, spirits, zoe. Coastwise quiet.
Rv llarshs Ynarkrat 3,1,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-05-21

According TO the toregolng, Bombay appears
to show an increase compared with last year in
the weeks receipts of 5000 bales, and de-
crease in the shipments of $4,000 bales, and the
shipments since Sept. show decrease of 21O,-
900 bales.
FINANCIAL.
MONEY MARKET-Money Is easy. The bank
clearings for the week amounted to $1.S73,-
1855 23
FOREIGN EXCHANGE - The market is weak
Sterling commercial demand. 81 81:
sixty days, 81 S594; ninety days, 81 $50; francs
Paris and Havre, sixty days, S. 1915; Belgian,
sixty days, IS 20; marks, sixty days. 50 1-16c.
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE The market Is easy.
Banks and bankers are buying at par and SELL
ing at kQ114 per cent premium.
SECURITIEs-The market is showing signs of
activity in Central issues. whilst municipal
bonds are firm, with insufficiency Of supply.