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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-24

gENEEAL GOOD PAYING REsTAU,
- rsnu, rr.col, $50 90 5000 W. j. uOt
guu, go o. ftDulru Block.
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A GTNr- snake s. a DAY GuENTE4r
~ tIuHru tensile ever invented lioflIs
ar. Two fl 'N fu't in every nnuan sample
poo HEH u.'t Owe cents. IurHhur q MrMaaiu,
tIHriuUHu. %.
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FOR SALE.
MONEY BROKERS.

70 lUr WISH 40 MORROW NUt.I-
rtIT 0u SALT LAKE VALLEY lUAN
@ Isyal COMPANY. 10 east, tirst south
street
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A CFNr ON SALARY 1u COMMISSION.
~ NO rhHrHr. Good OPENINGS fnr live
men. .llt l1ao Exchange uurcau, % g.. md
South frUrt
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sTALIs DAbp
w, L. PRICE & CO.,

BUYS and sells, dealers IN
Poultry, FRUITS NCFutAb cs.
llighcst prices paid for poultry
aud propuce,
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HTsiNG Room Girl. NIGHT WATCH
, man. hotel porter. nrc hauIcrai took
ttCrcI. 10 ID rlsf. Second south.
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DuT TO TEND ROOMS, STEADY
- work Tralrma salesman. silt Iaks
LNrh-n.o IuInln. -n. md luuIn .I-.nL
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~ taat tirHt south
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-24

At {" EAsT dd soUrn
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GONE GOOD PLACES urEs iuH
- g.1t fluHsiiea two woman COOKS Hut
sever dinirE room rIris 4t't lake Exchange
bureau, 90 D., lud south street
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

DlDlNLOO NIiANJEO,
u You WISH 40 fNDAGE ~
4 nuy iur OF uutiural % VIII Uuyyuu 70 $50
me- W j hogan 'io tolioneo Block,
lyon sAtE Az 4 sAuuiFiuE-
Il .asru0m ilruuhud house. centrally DO
Gated CLEARING 500 per month iogr health
cause Cor selling, W. J. hogan, 900 rost0.Icc
huuA
D,pLtNuIn OpFNtNo4 Fuu CNpArIE
l1unIru men 90 HUl half interest In established
tuH|utHIyH 500 O. 13,hu required. ~ j. 80.
500, liy iusinMgg ho.h
I HAVE SEVERAL MOE GROCERIES,
ior sale from llln tp i',sIl W, d, hogan,
IVuEstsuEp UpuNuNG HOUSES
/ anl hotels, centrally located. l0toiI
rooms. clearing go 90 tIH per month Price.
% 20 90 i8,O1 W. y, hogan, tlJroslonleu
nlort
G,tvEGAL GOOD PAYING BEsrAU.
- rauN. irIrna. $50 60 sault. W. y. Ius
guu. go O. atullrc Block.
~ YOU WANT GOOD PAY.
4 ing stupn, cal uu no. w. j. hogan. 40
70. iumtr ilnrL,
C,rLENpip OPENINGS IN MEAT
- marie 81, we'll established aud good l0cl
u1uHs money maaefs ". j. hogan ill
II YOU Want a GOOD PAYING
1 millinery or urefsWsting pHror, call on
me IS, j Hogan, tIu i'nstnn'r hlOrk
GsENIRAL UAkEllEs AND con,
- lycuuucrics doing . nice business, N
%. Hogan. iu lnftunru liIuHh
VETNlLE uE HALF INTLGEsT
w 200 barber chops w. j. logan. 600
rUHtumry huaE
A iEW srIENulp OPENINGS rs
"a ttu hardware Hui plumbing business.
~. q, huEan, 40 rnHtoucu nIurk
II You uNN'r SIZE WHAT VOC
! want bon thN above Hst rAl ou me. w
Began, 900 rusIuHHr u.uuL
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-05-06

Per Central Railroad, May 500 bales
domestiCs, 1913 bbls rosin, $50 bbls spirits tur-
pentine, Dbl oil, 2s0 tons pig iron, 26l pkgs
mdse, 400 pounds buggy material, 81 cases
eggs, 30 cases whisky, II pkgs vegetables 30
tierccs lard, go cases lard, 10 crates lard 20
cases beef, - bhls clay, 1 Dbl whisky. 4 bbls
syrup, I'D bbls bungs PSI bales hay, car coal,
/ car lumber
Per Savannah Florida and Western Rail-
way. May 532 bales cotton, l,442 bhls rosin,
$40 bhls spirits turpentine, - cars lumber, 2
cars coal 10 e bbls fish, 80 pkgs household
goods, hbls honey 4 sewing machines, 0
empty barrels, 10 cases eggs, Is bblS syrup, is
dozen chairs. bhls whisky, I cars IRON, cases
boots and shoes bales hides, s cars wood |
car hay, go boxes fruit, 34S bbls vegetables,
1920 boxes vegetables l20 pIgs mdse
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway,
May % bales cotton, ears lumber, cars
wood, 10 lambs, ! sacks peas, > pieces car
aNles, buls paper, / crate p ware, / box
shoes, ] case pants 10 dozen brOoms., 8 cases
oil, case mdsc, ! kcg fish. rs cases macaroni,
bhls olives, box cheese / box castings.
organ, / case hats, case dry goods case
empty tins, > bales bags bdls chairs, | bdl
tables, 1 Dbl -four, x pieces rails / keg
sledges. > bugCics, wagon, bdls wheels, 5
pair shafts, bdl castings 81 boxes tobacco.
Per South Bound Railroad May SO
pkgs tOnaCCO, > cases cigars, cases cIga-
rettes - bales checks, I case combs 1 roll
leather, 50 bbls grits, % sacks grits, 800 sacks
meal, 300 pounds buggy material, IA cars
wood.
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TYNE, May ARRIVED, ship Lorenzo [NorIs
SakkeStad. Pensacola.
Yarmouth Ms. April 26-C'leared, bark SEN
tinel lBrl Helms, Brunswick Ga.
New York, May 3-Arrived, schrs John II
Cannon. Harrison. Georgetown. SC; John O
Gregory, Andreason. Georgetown, sc; Isaac
y kerliu, Stcelman. Jacksonville
Cleared-Schr d X Baker, Hewitt, Charles
ton.
Sailed-Steamship Abendana. Boston May
TanchOredin roads. schr William Johnson,
Weymouth for Charleston.
Brunswick, Ca, May ARRIVED. brig Alto
lRusI Danielsen. Rotterdam.
Nav 2-Sailed. schrs a r Weeks Henley,
ana Nhas \ Coulomb, Jones Darlen-
May 3-Arriyed chr George w tennimore,
Hazlcton, Philadelphia.
Coosaw May sailed steamer Thomas An
der.on BIZ. = haw. United Kingdom.
Fan River. Mass May 3-~ailed. schr VIM
Il sumner for 20 Georgia lumber port.
Fernandina. Fla. May 3-Arriyed. steamer
Merchant Prince lBrI Diarmed. Boston
May 3-Saiied, schr Normandy, Rivers,
New York
Georgetown. SC. May 2-sailod, schr Elite
II Lister. Mason. Philadelphia
Apalachicola Nav arrived bark Lutte
IRus ~io1lom. Bahia; schrs Mary J Cashier,
1hurucr. Cardenas. Katie Ireland. johnson,
NcluSCO via Galveston.
May p Cleared bark Pollok IRusl. Crib
wan, Honiieur, France; schr a b sherman,
Pushury. Baltimore.
Newport News. May 3-Arrived, steamships
Prydain iI3rI Parry, Savannah land sailed)
for Stettm. kingsdale LBrl, Fair, savannah
for Rotterdam.
Pensacola. Fla. May 3-Arrived. schr barge
Regulator, Davis lampico
May 3-Cleared. bark Antonio LBrl, Eng
blOm- Amsterdam. SChrS Nelson Bartlett,
Watts. Philadelphia; Rollln Sanford, New
Philadelphia May 3-Arrived schrs Adele
Ball, Woodruff, Georgetown SC. Martha
Bement. Rulon, Darieu; Lulie l. Pollard,
Powell, Fernandlua; Hattie l. Sheets, Rich
ards, Georgetown.
Providence May 3-Arrtved, sehr Charmer,
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May delivery $3.50; June delivery 36As~July
delivery 361sc; spot prices; No 37GI371ac; NO
white i4c; mixed western S755QS9l9c mixed
white western 4lU isc. Wool firm; domestic
fleece 27I32c; pulled 26037c. Beef steady;
family Sll OONl2 90; extra mess 81 5OlIS 20.
Beef hams inactive and steady at SIS OO0ls 80
I1erced beef quiet; city extra India mess ZIG ~
ole 80. cut meats more active and hrm-
Picked bellies lie. picked shoulders @09Hc;
picked hams l3'sftlic. MlddleS dull and
firm, short clear Sll % Lard letter demand
and higher; western steam closed at $40 10
bid; city 20 750lO 90: May delivery $40 50;
July delivery $40 80. refined very quiet;
continent $40 30. South America Sll y. Pork
quiet and firm: old mess so 90; new mess
$50 50; extra prime nominal. MOlaSSeS
hrm-Foreign nominal: New orleans open
kettle, good TO choice steady and quiet at 80
GfSec. Peanuts quiet and easy. Conee options
unchanged to . points down and closed quiet
and steady. May delivery Il BOO - -: july dc.
livery "A l00l4 20; spot Rio dull and steady.
No l5asW i5lsc. Sugar Raw active and
firmer; fair refining 3'sa3itc; centrifugals $50
test 44c; refined fairly active and Hrm; No
1 ll-l6c; cut loaf $500 l3ldt granuliTcd
> 3-lH15!ac. trelRhis TO Liverpool. market
duh and weak cotton $500; grain / sd MONT
nal
Chicago, May 5.-Wheat opened firm. though
trade was somwhat restricted because OF the
New York exchange furry. July opened az
1lsc touched s5A and Iiac on early trades
and advanced straight to 1AAc. There was "a
dip TO 75l,c before midday and second rally
to sc later. september sold u . e ana - Z C..
In corn another active day was Witnessed
though prices kept within le range. The best
prices Of the day were made near the close.
July rose to a 90 and September to 46Hsc. The
closing prices were ut the highest point of the
day range. July A. &c and September i6ac.
Another active session was experienced by
traders in oats that market ruling stronger
with the other cereals, and closing at from sc
to lC higher Hog products were slightly
higher and tirmer, but changes were slight,
Chicago, May Cash quotations were as
follows Flour firm and unchanged, Wheat
No spring TltsC COrn-NO ; 434Gt "A &c.
OatS-No 252isc, Mess pork Sle 81 r. Lara 9iU w
10 42l5. Short ribs sides loose $40 100 10 1915.
Dry sailed shoulders - 75fClO 90; short clear
sf1
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Fruit and Vegetable MARKETS.
Review by Palmer. Riyenburg & Co., succ
sors 10 @. ). PAlmer 1856 Reade ST. n. Y.

Review by Palmer. Riyenburg & Co., success
sors to G.. ). Palmer, 1856 Reade St, NY.
New York May 3.-Oranges, Indian and
Halifax river, SO SOFAS co. brights. IS %
63 80: russets, s. 7503 90; strawberries
Norfolk 10000; Charleston l602Oc; fancy
20d25c; North Carolina, t20l5c; potatoes
"A OOft6 50; asparagus. extra "A 0O05 0O prime
s3 O0d4 90; beets, Florida, 81 OO61l p; Charles
ton "a O01l7 90; cabbage, Savannah and
Charleston, 81 00d2 80: Florida, 81 751l2 y;
cucumbers 81 O0dl4 90; peas Edenton,
81 75ll2 90; North Carolina. baskets, 81 O011
/ 50; North Carolina, half barrel crates,
81 GOAL %; Charleston, 506l75c; kale, 75GgS1 90;
lettuce baskets, ~ GOAL ~: barrels, II 500
squash, ~ 25Gb1 70; beans. savannah, IS OO6
90: Florida wax. S3 O014 90: green, So 500
90; tomatoes, carriers, r. 00l12 So
New,York May 5.-OranRes were unchanged;
potatoes. 81 O0tn6 90; cabbage, savannah, ~ %
az IS: Florida AZ O0d2 80; beans. savannah
"A 00ft5 90; Florida 81 0013 %; tomatoes,
AZ O062 So PALMER, RIvENBuRG g. Co.
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i
strong and higher No red on spot 56076Ac;
May delivery 76n76l4c; June delivery nc;
July delivery U14c; milling wheat by sample
T3G176c. Corn strong; spot SOC bid; May de-
livery soc: yellow corn by sample 53c; white
corn by sample 53c
St Louis. May 5-Flour sitter; patents
So 306L3 IS; extra fancy ~ 05Gb3 Is; others UNI
changed. Wheat very strong; No red cash
67lac; May delivery CSC; July delivery zoe.
Corn rose with wheat, gaining sc; No mixed
cash 40c; May delivery zoe; July delivery ila
G14lsc; oats strong and higher.No cash
32'sc; May delivery 81 &C; July delivery 29AC.
Whisky 81 -. Provisions strong and higher.
Pork Standard mess Sl0 -. Lard $40 l2H.
Dry salt meats Loose shoulders - s7i8;
longs $40 Is ribs $40 -; shorts $40 l5; boxed
meats loo more. Bacon-Packed shoulders
$40 37lS; longs Sll l2ie; ribs Sll 12la shorts
al STOOL So Hams Sugar cured ia Nc.
Cincinnati May 6.-FlOur steady. Wheat
in fair demand; No > red sc. Corn strong
No mixed lic. Oats stronger; No mixed
3id3iltc, Pork firm AT $40 20. Lard strong
at ~ 95 Bulk meats $40 % Bacon tirmer at
Sll IS Whisky quiet AT III l3.
New Orleans, May 5.-Co1ee trm-Rio or
binary to fair l5A@lS4c. Sugar steady
Open kettle mono offered centrifugal prime
yellow clarified at l3ic; off clarified 454@48c;
seconds 34G4c. Molasses nominal
Naval Stores.
New York May 5-Rosin quiet and un-
changed. Spirits turpentine dun and easy at
30%M3lc
Charleston. May 5-Spirits turpentine at
&c bid. Rosin firm a 81 90 for good strained.
wilmington, May 5.-Rosn firm; strained
SIC; good strained soc. Turpentne steady at
&c. Tar firm at 81 05. Crude turpentne
steady; hard II 90; soft and virgin 81 50.
Petroleum, Oils, Etc.
New York May 5-Cotton seed oil firm
and in good demand; crude 45c; yellow SOC.
New York. May 5.-Petroleum quiet; re-
fined lower and nominal crude Washington
in barrels at - 90; Washington In bulk r. So
refined New York 81 10: Philadelphia and
Baltimore IS o.; in bulk T. 55Gl2 CO.
Rice.
New York, May 3. Rice dun and easy;
domestic fair TO extra 8n5Iac; Japan 4isd4Ac.
New Orleans May 5.-RiCe In good demand
at firm prices; ordinary to good 2ls6l2zc
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Memoranda.

Amsterdam May 2-Arrived, bark Sacheim
fNorl. Jacobsen, Mobile.
Buenos Ayres April 23-Arrived, brig Diade-
ma rItall Avegno. Pensacola; oath b2 rlS StOr-
fursten 'Rusl TellRrew, Pensacola; ship Bo-
nanZa. O'Brieu, Pensacola.
Dordrecht, May Arrived, bark Engel-
breckt [Sw, Eckman. Darlen.
Gibara, April A--Arriyed. schr Lille Rus
sell. from and for Key Vest.
Hamburg May Arrived, steamer Moor
lsh Prince BTl Lawson, Fernandina via Nor
folk. etc; bark Colin Archer lNorl, Ihorsen,
Liverpool May 8-sailed ship Regent tBrl,
Rutherford. Mobile.
Matanzas April 3O-Sailed, bark Bruce
Hawkins Quincy Brunswick
Newcastle May 2-ATiycd. bark Aladdin
1NorI. Anderson. Mobile.
Nordkoping prior 20 April 2S-Arrived bark
Julie lNorI Jorrcnsen, Charleston
Neuvitas. April 22-Arrived, sChr City OF
Nassau Brl, Dean. Brunswick
Ostend April 3O-Arriyed, bark Osteraa
fNOrl. Larsen Pensacola.
Prawe Point May Pissed bark Profcs
sor Lindtner Nor, Thomson London for Sa.
yannah.
Rouen. May Arrived, bark John Fought
fSwl NOrdfeldi Mobile.
Trayemunde. April @0-Sailod bark Ililda
lSwl, brunswick.
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Per steamship Nacoochec for New York
6l3 bales upland cotton, 100 bags sea island
cotton. ~ bales dome8tics and yarns 723 bbls
rOSin 6ll Dbls spirits turpentiue. 80 hbls rosn
oil, 1884 hbls cotton seed oil, 80 bbls pitch l2s-
5i3 feet lumber - turtles, % bDls rice PSI
boxes fruit, 1896 pkgs vegetables $50 tons pig
iron, ~ bbs oChrc, 10000 shingles, / refriger-
ator asparagus. l6} plJgs mdse
Per bark Giovanni tltaiI, for Genoa, $50
bbls rosin weighing l2S3,750 pounds-S p
ShOttcr GO.
Per schr John PAUL for Nuevitas-os 230
feet p lumber; 100 bbls rOsin, weighing As 925
pounds; 30 cases spirits turpentine, measuring
$40 gallOuS-EsteVC & Co.
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''Look here, he said Indignantly to the
man with the hungry COW, don't YOU see
that Keep Off the grass sign" Yes :"
We'll, yer cows on the grass. II kr&w
il mister" was the placid answer. 81
know jest as well as you do. You see,
that cow can't read. Washington Star.
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Saturday, May ., Is
Arrived Yesterday.

Steamship Cityof Augusta, Catherine, New
York-C G Anderson.
Steamship DessOlg Christy, Philadelphia
G G. Anderson.
Steamship VIM Crane, Foster, Baltimore
John J Carolan. Agent
Bark Orion lNorI, Ulstrup, Liverpool, with
salt 10 Savannah Grocery Co, vessel to master.
Steamer Alpha, Strobhar, Beaufort and
Port Royal-C ii Medlock, Agent.
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Cotton.

New York Nav 5.-Sub-treaGury balances
Coin, S60,5S4 900; currency. 314,1s40O0
Cotton.
Liverpool MAY 5-Noon.-Cotton opened
in fair demand: prices steady: American mid
ding uplands 5-l6d: sales 10000 bales
American O. 100 bales; speculation and export
1900 bales; receipts 1000 bales-American
none. Futures easy at the advance; demand
freely supplied
Futures-American middling. low middling
clause May delivery ID; May and June
delivery 1850; June and July delivery
4 l4-64d also 1900 July and August de
livery l664d also l564d. also l4GiG also
l5-6id. also 1860 August and Septem Der
delivery 4 l7-6id. also l5-64d September and
October delivery 4 lS-6Id; October and No
vember delivery 1861; November and De
cember delivery ID December and January
delivery 2l-6ld.
The tenders Of deliveries at to-day's clear
ings amounted to 400 bales new dockets and
100 bales Old.
4 y. Futures American middling. low
middlinR clause. MAY delivery ID: May
and June delivery { i3Gid sellers: June and
July delivery I BOD buyers. JULY and
August delivery lf-Gf5l4 IS Gfd August and
September delivery i5-GflI4 is sd: Septem.
Der ana eOctober delivery i6GfIl4 i7-Gfd .
October and November delivery ( l7.Blll
Z is6id November and December delivery
ls-5if5f 10 ga. December and January De.
livery Z 1904. Futures closed steady.
Liverpool May 5.-lhe weekly Liverpool
cotton report is ~ follows. Total Gales " 90
bales, Including iO0O bales o. American.
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Bark Giovanni utall, Cahero, Genoa-Chr
G. Dahl Co.
Schr John PAUL, Foss, Nuevitas-George
Harriss & Co.
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Notice to Mariners.

Pilot charts and all nautical information
viii be furnished masters of vessels free of
charge in United States photographic once
in the custom house. Captains are requested
to call az the office.
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Per steamship City Of Augusta from New
York-LcOpold Adler, Appel & 5, I A Askew,
II NJ Adams, Il Asendorf, Estate 5 w Branch,
/. Bluestein, Barbour Co, f Butler, S
Blumenthal Revenue Steamer boutwell,,
Butler a. NJ. NJ $ & ID A Byck Byck Bros, Gem
trial r K, j 6 Butler, w G Cooper ID Clark,
Collat Bros John Cottingham William NJ
Cleveland, y M Conner, T T. Churchill, Cohen
& b. CrOhan g. ID, M Cohen and others.
Per steamship Dessoug from Philadelphia
Leopold Adler Alabama Midland Ry, Mont
gomery, Ala; G. w Allen g. Co Jonas @ Ander-
son, Atlantic G Co, J q Butler, NJ $ & u A
Byck, e Ciapp j T Cohen e. Co. Collat Bros,
James Douglass, A Enrich Bro, Epstein
u Bro, NJ Ferst sons Co, f Freeman, Il
Fried, NJ $ Gardner Cell q, Hanley, Mr.
Headman, c NJ Hillsman, A Hull, Inter
Ocean Pub co, II Juchter and others.
Per Central Railroad, May 5-Butler & S,
Dwelle g a D, John Fannery Co, Hunter r
& B. w w Gordon & Col II Fox & Co. J w
Teeple & Co, Warnock & w, j G Slater, L N
Horn Palmer Hardware Co, r. LovelIs Sons,
J D Weed & Co. Missouri Gilbert, l G Haas,
John Lyons & Co, l. Putzel, r p Wimberly, d
Oetjen, NJ Nathan, w w Ferguson & Co, r d
Walker The Brannon W Co, Cornwell g. @, NJ
Sternberg, Eckman & V, and others.
Per Savannah Florida and Western Rail-
way, May Or Is Cassels, J S Collins & Co,
julius Lane, a Wilson, O'Bruyn, A Som
nenberg q Co, Singer Mfg Co, Standard OIL
Co, = Guckenheimer & Sons, Savannah Gro
Gerry Co, Tidewater Oil Co, j T. Grady & Son,
Charles Ledlie, A Ehrlich Bro, j ID Weed 81
Co. A B Hull & Co. Eckman e. V, n j Winn,
Savannah Steam Bakery Byck Bros, Brown
& y. Chatham Furniture Co and others
Per Charleston and savannah Railway,
May 5-Georgia Lumber Co. J Joyce, b
Sanders, SWinton & NJ, John Flannery & Co,
o c Erect, Savannah c & w Co, Fretwell & n,
ID Altick's Sons, Palmer Hardware Co, A
LINER & Co, A ) Nichols, Warnock & W s H
Rothschild, J McGrath Co, G w Iiedeman
& Bro, Singer Mfg Co, Peter Sampson, Savan-
nah Cotton Mills Luddeu & b, b LasSy, Sd
vannah Steam Bakery A Hanley and others.
Per South Bound Railroad, May &C NJ
Lowther, Suits Co, + r Myers & Co,
Frank & Co, n Lang, Mutual Coop ASS n. j NJ
Dixon & Co, A Enrich & Bro Hart g. Bro
Palmer Hardware Co, Postal f G Co, L Stern,
G w Allen s. Co. II Solomon g. Son. Nc
Glashen G. w Tedeman q Bro. Savannah g
Savannah G s. w Co, w II Connerat, FAIRIES u
+, G II Medlock, Ernst & Co.
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HIDES AND FURS.
Send Your Hides and FurS
10
RAHDOLRH E%IFS XXX ND,
HIDES AND FuRs

He pays for dry hints 6lscents, dry salt rs
cents dry damaged $50 cents, green salt
cents beeswax a cents. deer skins y cents.
coon skins 10 20 80 cents, otter skins No. 4 -,
mink skins No. 81.
2li 81. Julian street.
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to show a decrease compared with last week ;
receipts of 1900 bales and decrease in ship
ments Of 81 900 bales and the shipments since
sept 1 show an increase OF 5000 bales.
Financial.
Money is in fair demand. The bank clear
ings for the past week amounted to Sl,496,-
9O4 II.
The market for foreign exchange is
demoralized and quotations are nomi-
nal storing commercial demand, 81 So.
sixty DAYS Il S4J4: ninety days, - IS; francs,
Paris and Havre. sixty days. - 10: Swiss.
sixty days S520l4; marks, sixty days 94ac.
Domestic exchange is steady. Banks and
bankers are buying at par and selling at % per
cent premium.
only small investment demand.
stocks and BOndS-State bonds: Georgia
81 per cent Ionds, IS bid, ~ asked new
Georgia ~ per cent. bonds. 1915 ll4la bid. ll5
asked: Georgia Smith s. maturity 1896. llOiR
bid lllla asked. 800.
CITY bonds Atlanta per cent 10 bid, III
asked. Augusta per cent. lG3 bid. 40 asked :
Augusta per cent. i0s lid. l15 asked. Column
Inns 5 per cent i03 bid. l03 asked, Macon 3
Der cent ia bid ll5 asked; New Sayan-
nah per cent. quarterly. July coupons 1904
Md l0iai. asked; new savannah per cent.
quarterly. August coupons. lOi bid. lOi asked.
Railroad Bonds - savannah. Florida and
Western railroad general mortgage bonds 9
per cent. interest coupons. 100 bid, no asked (.
Atlantic and Gulf first mortgage consolidated
r pcr cent coupons January ana July. matu-
riiv 1897 fO7 q uid. iiH-e asked. central con
solldated mortgage per cent coupons Jan
uarv and July maturity 1888 1904 BID lWlf
asked. Central Railroad and anklng Com
pany collateral gold 5s, b asked CcOr-
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Per steamship Nacoochee for New York
J n Goldan and wife and child and nurse. Mrs
w ii stark, Mr. Abbott, Miss NJ r Miller j 4
Seeley ana wife Miss Seeley r w Wells and
wife, Miss Wells, Mrs Wells and children,
Ernest Bruno, A Merckens, f L Simon, Miss
u Davis, MISS Kate 1rauth, Mrs 1readway,
Miss Louis Roberts, Gordon Howard, w II
DouRherty and wife and child, Miss Mamie
Griffin, Willie DOugherty, Marie Dougherty,
II ) Busslng and wife Martin Hare, Charles
Prince and wife, Frank Powell + s Stafford,
Mrs T. ID Peet, Miss Fannie Carsline, Fred
Carsline Mrs NJ T. Carsline Louis r. Arnold,
Miss Annie Jones, Mrs N J Adie and family,
Miss Bradshaw E V Hartman, G Gumpertz, w
G Heydccker and wife j > Hawkins and wife
and maid, james Miller, FIT Baise Miss Mary
Mack, Mrs u Lurderman, John Moara, Geo A
Farnham, w j Collins, Mr. Mcbride. Hannah
Brown II Rose, George Mongin, James Tran
son, w Brown M McNichOls, l. b Morwell,
a Monon. Farhad Haldur, Martin Garwes.
William Brown, Ben Fuller, Ed Laster, Ar
thur Wells and George Rover.
Per steamship City Of Augusta, from New
York Miss II Connolly, j G Alvarez G F.
Forsyth, Miss M Il Turner, Miss l. p Young,
N Turner, ID y Preston and wife, + w Sim
mons. A II Ely and wife II Karger, Mr. Rich,
M ID Abrams and Mrs Il Ling, and Storage.
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Departed Yesterday.


Steamer Bellevue, Garnett, Darien and
Brunswick-W T Gibson, Manager.
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THE FOLLOWING STATEMENT SHOWS THE NET
RECEIPTS AT ALL PORTS FOR THE WEEK END
ING MAY > AND WEEK ENDING APRIL %
n ur,r 7 Aesr

VISIBLE SUPPLY OF COTTON-The visible
supply of cotton, as made up by cable and
telegraph to the Chronicle May ;. is as
follows: The continental stocks, as well as
those for Great Britain and the atioat, are
this weeks returns and consequently all the
European figures are brought down to Thurs
day evening. But to make the totals the com
plete figures for April %, we add the item of
exports from the United States, including in
il the exports Of Friday only.N
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The above figures indicate a decrease in the
cotton in sight to date of 467,978 bales as com
pared with the same date of 1892. an increase
Of 935 bales as compared with the cor
responding date of 1891. and an increase Of
1880 1S4 bales as compared with 1890
INDIA COTTON MOVEMENT FROM ALL
PORTS. Tho receipts and shipments OF cot
ton at Bombay have been as follows for the
week and year, bringing the figures down to
April p:
BOMBAY RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS FOR FOUR
YEARS.