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rows and then serve them w at long
ftasts, to which they Invite neiEhboring
tribes. On many Of those islands there
are not any missionaries. the f"w who
have gon" there having been eaten.
-Four American sailors were rtCpntlv
the victims of these Ca%nnihalS, and II
British man-Of-War destroyed several of
the towns Of the natives and killed a
Cannihal chief.
"Thc Sunday World" will contain in
terestinE details about the experience OF
missionaries and Others who visit these
islands every year. y few of the canni-
bals. VINO were captured when quite
young. have crown up to I've Christians,
and from them many interesting facts
about the customs of their savage rr'u-
uves have been gathered. Sometimes
instead nf killing their victims these can
nibals bake them alive. On" missionary
has had the experience of srriuG lie
oven heated for him on three uCva0ions,
but he escaped each time.
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former German puppet king and has a
large following. The people OF Savail
have declared allegiance TO King Male.
htOa' anu are gathering to his support.
Tn. Chief Justice, President and con.
suns are considering ihc situation. The
.cohsuls have sent a request by the Mo.
nowai for warships. The rumored I'm.
tires Is the principal cause OF discon-
rent and the natives say they viii rests,
any such attempt.
Although an outbreak Is not Imminent
the situation is 50 grave as to cause
great alarm. Herr Schmidt. the new
President of the Municipal Council, ar.
rived Dec, "a, land was cordially re
no United States Land Commissioner
has been sent here to replace Mr.. Cham.
h"rs. The work OF the Land Commits.
sion has been greatly delayed In conse.
quence, The measles epidemic IL ended.
The number OF deaths Is estimated al
1000. 80
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At THE BROOKLYN THEATRES.
Modjeska in Various Plays at the
Park Next Week.
"a Railroad Ticket" NJ the Bijou-
Other Plays.


N"ii"Ska VIII make hor reappearanco
vt 'u" Park Theatre next Moni,y might
IN an Finnish version of Sud.rmann.s
",,a,ms,n vl,cn .ha ,a n "",'t,' " ",I,n
IA" THE scene IL I'm "A tyrIcal ,;rrman
mrb,,,I,ss hama n IT.
"'u'V' ""'' ''' ''"'l,'""E
dIpni, aIo absolute. +, vil lao renc.,,d
me-. ~. ,I,h, 49,,
u,.,",n' ,,"N", i" '''"I,'E ",,y'n" vi
,, "',,''", ,I, "G . ana SS,nr,"y
|"' 'i',nN h'th ahd Merchant of
N"n'''' Wednesday night, otis Skin
At ,rn rr''rti, 'r,n,,r, n,.
g.. ''' ,'''"'''' ",'''t' h"Nl MONDAY
',''I'S In'rnaS y S"hhro"Nr ana his
opera company and ballet win present
III" opera is laid ON an isle in the sea.
wn"r" tn" natives do not know the
Nor thirst with anything hut cham
nIt ,ho ,rS I,,Se WI, ne presented with
sr.rn,v o''R'''' costumes ana pretty
"|H 6.u,a., r,.,. -,
-, = iai.t"ai ilckct VIII he presented
mnicbth' NJ" h'5oI Theatre on Monday
~ icon " .~n,c"'IotneaE anl mas
im" i"tnsr,neht announces q number of
nI't,Ii ,ratures: James Raglan. Il ten
~. 9,,E SvnrraL new SONGS
I'M" "rha H'npn,1n ! hratre MONDAY even
ritsr ~ IL, Iuisnr naushter VIII be
ern me, 3D." t'""' 'Frln. u!lice IN IN" r'aSt-
,Ioi u tn' St'"lherhhsa. Nine thorough
tncE,l in''in, LSeS: ridden by experienced
snand f., ,mhiss" uUr"St lhr stage at fiil
bitches in "a ma nmIihs htrhies ana
III. nnish " T,n Ihr H., TO nr nrst at
In ej Of n. Il" ~. ~pppS,,hmnMn thorough
mr. nf ;hn cr@ NJ TH"Innl1rt one WIN
near Ali ro "'"r Nhtnp'tl St'epIechas"
Helen nonyrav II umr cast are Miss
ION De AneaI. 'ei,n'u fnNh"' inffer-
unI n p,r"u, "'"S Nu"Ialde Prince
D]onneIiv nnd ill.,, ,uu,
week wiz "rho "paru VII ne mere, next
COMEDY T., he ~ain-Aiaker a farce
mont. II comcS ~; by FRANK Dr-
sacnn,I C'nn'S 20 brooklyn for the
ern .Hnusa oPeWI,Ini al me Grand OPP;
thiri octs ~, re inorhaN' Inc ilrst and
ms arr Sivph up 10 ,specialties by
anIorr u.b n,innerS OF Ihe company.
n"I MnUm' are TOSS ana Fenton. Ber-
O'RrierE hhI EuMhru ',srvie' Frank
n, in, '"nn orFiGan, Annie Martell.
t En ,ho'k; Nate Z. Allen: Helen Smith.
stam nr rmE,r, n"otGie Hawley and a
,rir i, ru'e'riolans 70 assist IN the cleo
~, ,n'luS l'ohheiS n 'ilrard DO a
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a nrlL AGAINST THE c,ry ron RUG REPAIRS ,

Thomas II. Barrett. Supervising In.
spector OF Local steam Vessels, was In.
terviewed at hrs office yesterday by an
Evening World reporter. and made
this statement:
Assistant Inspector Walsh had nc
rtSht to order any repairs done IN the
Dassori, nor had he the light to use the
printed blanks of the Government fol
such purpose. He has violated the rules
OF the Bureau. II repairs were neces,
sary he should have So stated in his
sworn epo when he inspected the tug.
boat in September. Both the DassOr!
and Municipal are In good condition and
are not unseaworthy."
There may be many other written or
ders for repairs made out by Walsh, ST.,
in the archives Of the STRENGTHENING
Department, slowed way in the garnet
headquarters OF the final distribution
bureau at the foot OF Seventeenth street,
The repair" order herein reproduced
was the only one which happened to fine
Its way into the hands OF an Evening
World' reporter. The Grand Jury car
probably find others.
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ieib Bunck. ss Avenue D.. and purchase

ieib Bunck. ca Avenue D.. and purchased
two oranges for i've cents, passing an
other counterfeit quarter.
At this stage Schorsch informed Pc
liceman Philip birmingham. OF the ! niqn
Market station, and The i~u- 0howed
the woman to Schlack's bakery. ~ Ave
nue. ID. There she passed another quar-
ter. and the policeman placed her under
arrest.
The child was turned over to the GERRY
Society, and the woman locked up.
She was arraigned In Essex Market
Court this morning and was ordered sent
to United states Commissioner shields.
who held her In 81. 800 bonds for examlna-
tion Monday.
She claimed to be Angela Clement. wife
of n curkmnkar, and living at @ East
Forty-seventh street.
The Secret Service officers who exam
ineh the coins this morning state that
they are the work OF experts. They
think that III" woman's arrest Will lead
to the apprehension of other members
OF the crowd.
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PASSED QUEER" QUARTERS.
Angela Clement Thought a Mem
Der of a Counterfeiters' Gang,
East Side Flooded with bad Coins
Of Almost Perfect Make.

1.-THE United states Secret Service ON
GERS hav" been on a quiet search for
some tiinc to loca'e n gang II Italian
countcrfeitcrs who have hecn flooding
the east side with counterfeit coin.
'rh"v max" 4 speciality Of 2i-ccnt pieces,
an. their work ia So perfect that 1t re-
puircs an expert to detect It.
Last night an Italian woman, accom-
panied by a li'tl" girl, entered tn" toy
strrc of Isaac Schnrsrh, u Avenue -.
and purchased II rubber hall. She ten
d"red "a g5-cert uieCc. which Schorsch
Thought vas counterfeit, AMI refused.
She left rhc store and he, being sus-
picious. followed her.
She next visited the grocery of Gott-
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WILL THRILL EVERYBODY.
The One Thing Which Makes the Home
Happy. All Will Read These Events
with the keenest and Most Intense
Interest.

tried numerous remedies witlol' obtaining any
beneGt
II finally decided 80 have him take Or.
Grccne's Ncrvnra boob and nerve remedy. aud
frorI the usn Of the frt' hottie lie was remark.
nhly l,noh,ed. the nervous %twitcning was
greatly nhatod and hia general health improved.
and 10y tho time ho had used ha'f n dozcn bottles
he wa completely rurel aud restored TO vigor
Gus heath.
the results obtained from the use Of this
medicioe IN my sons case undoubtedly provo
tie curative virtues OF the remedy. I would
advise ell suffering from nervous complaints to
give DR. Grcene's Nervura blood and ner' Q
remedy a lair trial. and I feel sure TIL thew VIII
never have cause to regret It. have recon-
mended 1t 10 several and all have been greatly
benefited by its use.n
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ELOPED WITH MRS. ANGSTADT
Mark H%aIfprnny Deserts His wife
and Children.

t.lsWlSBIRG, Pa, Jan. ?O.-Mark
lialipenny, "A man ~ good social posi-
tion, deserted his wife and family last
might and eloped with Mrs, Alvin Ans-
Stadt, the wife OF "A prominent tobacco
INST. The couple met at Watsontopn
and had their baggage checked for Clrve-
IanI, -. Mr.. Angstadt took his wife's
llluK To The depot and bade her gOud-by.
believing that she intended visiting rela
uN"S at lica.Shurg,
lie Is now almost distracted. and has
telegraphed the Chief OF Police OF Cleye-
land TO arrest the couple.
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FOUR KILLED AT A BALL.
Mexican Factions Engage In n
Deadly ARRAY.
lBy Associated Press ,

LAMPASOS. Mex, Jan. 2O.-The en-
ployees of the Hacienda de Merteon.
west of here. have been divided into two
factions for several months, and this
feeling eliminated in n general affray at
q hall given by Supt. Lopez last night.
Knives and pistols were freely used.
and four persons were killed ana three
seriously wounded. All the surviving
participants is. including Supt. Lopez. hay"
Ned to the mountains to avoid arrest
Officers are In pursuit of them.
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HUSBAND WASN'T FINED.
But Mrs. Ecio Got $22 from Saloon
Keeper Mckenna.

Justice GoettinG. in the Lee Avenue
Court. Williamsburg, to-day held Mrs.
Tiny EGlo. OF JOS Marcy avenue. on a
charg" OF obtaining money under false
pretsnscs from John MCi<enna, a saloon
Keeper, Of i07 Marcy avenue. McKenna
says hat Mrs. EglD got So from
him or the strength II n statement that
she needed II 70 pay the nne Of her hus-
band. who otherwise would 20 To Jail.
This story was untrue, and Mckenua
has been looking FOR his money without
SNCcNss eNer sinCr-
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Round About Town.

Charles VI syrop. OF Stanton and Cannon
ttfeets was held for trial on a charge OF sell.
ms Adulterated milk in the EsseN MafAet Cour,
To-day,
MIS- \. Brown, tNent, OF SIS Eas' one Hun.
4aTlen Hospital al l.lj O'Clock ms ,p.rDfn,
Suffering vita hysterja. ~
rpneeman John }. Curran, u the Madison stree,
.tA'ph' brought a wo-monihs-C!l female ,bIIi
sAN'n Yesterday Afternoon III, ,riIi
va iouha wrapped In q shawl in The halIvay
o. Ea Cherry street b. bernard Morris.
me Musical Protective Union has unani mons =
tself counsel Tor the ensuing wear. ~
hnihony Walker, Of 20 Willstt street. vas sen.
tsnsea 10 The Island for three months ny Justic.
noStsh' W tne Esseh Market Police Court today
While Intoxicated last niyht he fellea hs ~;
AsAis 70 the aoor and kicked her DrutAlIy.
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PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 20 Msyor stuart Va.
called upon Yesterday by a large delegation ~
ministers and laymen. Who nsksl HIM m rlg.ily
enforce the laws relative 10 the Observance ~
Sunday. In d petition signei by 900 voters h..
was asked to close all cOntertioncr,. r.gar ami
other stores, barber shops AMI ire-uream SALONS
on that day.
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A STORY OF CANMlBALS.
There Arc Savages To- Oar Who Eat
Missionaries, Sailors and Children.

There arc islands in the South Sea
where the savagos eat white men when
ever they can find them. Whenever
vessels put sailors ashore on these ISL
ands the natives surround the unfortu-
nate men, kill them with poisoned ar
The evening world., 1894-01-20
EVER HUNT LEOPARDS ?
Here's the Way II Is Done In south
Africa by Experts.

South Africa Is becoming an interest
Ing point to the whole world. Ever
since the discovery Of diamonds in the
southern part OF the Dark Continentthat
country has proved a fascinating point
for travellers and story.MrlterS.
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$500, ~

out of the amounts named, the Coy
eminent Inspectors son, John E
Walsh, jr., rendered bills for s.'bihi
for laundry" repairs.
IL Il possible. in the face Of the Gov
eminent reports. that no repairs on
boilers or engines had been made for the
year, that Si.i47. 10 was actually expended
In the twelve months on the tugs Das-
sori and Municipal7
The bills for repairs on the Nat scows
owned by the Department also. show
that John +. Walsh, jr., was paid tin26.3l
during 1879, in addition to the S.I6i.63 for
tug repairs.
The officers and mon IN board the
tugs Dassori and Municipal are ready
to make affidavits that no such repairs
as stated In the bills Of Walsh and
others. were even made on these tugs
The most remarkable thing about ms
ting business liz the fact that Commits.
sinner Andrews has now condemned
these two tugs. and SAYS they are unse4.
worthy and cannot he used, and that
will require $1,000 to put them in good
rendition.
II is not unlikely that tho Secretary
( the Treasury will make an investiga-
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The Sunday World has a slgncd artl-
eli by Percy Stlous, the famous hunter.
lie made n trip dow the Orange River
and had an exciting adventure with Loop
ards. he tells how he dropped four OF
them at close range. Hunters Will an
preciate this story, as it is accurate n
all its details, and those who love oXclt--
wai2h the hunl"r had HIS dog was 50
severely scratched by one Of the leon
arls that he nearly died from his
wounds. "
The hunter had other interesting adj
venture while sailing down the river en-
his raft, There was other game to be
had, hut II was not r.. difficult 10 shoot
as the lecpards.
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Interest.

are always Of fascinating attraction, and no
PARENTS can read the following episodes in the
lives of the chiidren Of W ell.known PEOPLE with
out . thrill.
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INCOMING
DUE TODAY

l.e'iuhrN Gibraltar DS, So
lierpcFia GIBRALTAR IAN 9
Shaie Br' n,H Jan 10
tAllhhte, - CTa,N zen IL.
naEiI iisNrt jan 2
NsEftobs, Rio lAaeiro Dec, g
ke'siork, southampton Jan. -
EtrlUa liverpool Jan IS
Othsllo, Antv 'rp Jan. 5.
I~o"ohonias GihraltaT Jan .
HORROR. Rio JaAsiro pss. a.
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TROUBLE IN SAMOA.
Natives Proclaim a New King and
want q Keep Their Weapons.

NY Associated Pr-ts)
SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 2o.-Advices
from Apia. Samoa. dated Jan. 2. state
that natives in the district of Hama
have rcbellcd and proclaimed Tamasese
rs King. Tamasese is n son OF the
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LEROY y V, Jan 2o-Fire in the malt. house
~ w D. Matthew's q 60. - 'aif yillaga, rrster-
S$5. nc.
N,ItI,N. y Y. Jan % Fire damaged the
,,onn a. i"nTI .rlpcnior 'on. dealer. I, wall
'ir.'Oo Insurance, so.o'0. on the STOOD; "
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II your infants or children are sick. give that
greatest and grandest of all children's remedies.
DIR. Greene's Nervura blood and nerve remedy.
II Is purely vegetable and harmless and is per-
iectiy safe to give to infants or children of any
age. Its curative aud restorative effects are
wonderful.
The evening world., 1894-01-20

FhN>irians pre- cribr iIiiI,uu'- C"IIsuyr
a. a tu'..c. win good IC,llts. lNi BrlAdwIy -.
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NEWS.
Low WATER To-UA
rORT OF NEW YORK.
OUTGOING STEAMERS
SAILED TO-DAY
ALMANAC FOR To.DAY

S1EANFRS
SAILED TO-DAY.
ATania. Liverpool
La Champagne NdNre.
Amsterdam. Rotterdam
Bolivia Glasgow
lgnuri Havana
tiiv o. augusta. savannah.
Colombia Colon.
ri NDrtr New orleans.
NuNrss. Galveston
Louisiana N"w nrlrlEA
A,T!vl, ST CrU.N
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Financial.

Financial
Savannah. June Money is easy.
The oank cleanngs for the past week have
been 81 ,54S, 455.66.
Foreign exchange Market quiet. The
following are net Savannah quotations
Sterling commercial demand s4s8
sixty days. "A 81; ninety days, a S6; francs
Paris and Hayre, sixty da s. s. 81 Swiss,
sixty days, a. 1914 marks. sixty days 955c
Domestic Exchange-The tone OF the mar
ket is firm Banks are buying at par
and ling az "a premium.
securities he market continues quiet
with quotations practically UNCHANGED
Stocks and Bonds-State bonds: Georgia
3H per cent. bonds. IS bid. 80 asked; new
Georgia AZ per cent. bonds, 1915 liJ2f id.
1145a asked; Georgia Smiths, maturity 1896
107 bid. l05 asked
City i3onds-Atlanta per cent, 1O9 bid
10 asked: Augusta Z per cent, Ii6 bid
ll6 asked; Augusta 6 per cent, IO7 bid.
III asked Columbu 5 per cent, IO2 bid
1903 asked Macon per cent, iii bid ll2
asked: new savannah per cent, quarterly
July coupons. 1854 i'd. i06 asked; new SaVan-
nah 5 per cent, quarterly, August coupons,
lO514 bid. 1854 asked.
Railroad Bonds-Savannah Florida and
Western railroad general mortgage Donds
per cent. interest coupons, 10j Did 10T asked;
Atlantic and Gulf lst mortgage consolidated
per cent. coupons, January and July. matu-
rity 1897 tg5l5 bid. 1854 asked Central consol-
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Liverpool, June l, noon.-Cotton-Active
demand; large business; prices firm; Amer
lean middling, 4 l6i; sales 1900 bales: Amer
lean. 1880 bales; speculation and export,
l.5uO bales; receipts 100 bales; American.
40 bales. Futures opened nrm; demand
good.
Futures-American middling fair, low mid
ling clause: June and July, 3 C3-64d, also
4d; July and August, 4d also
4 l-64d August and September. l-6id, also
42-64d; september anu Octo err 2-64d, also
3-64d; October and November, 4-64d,
also 364d; November and Decent er,
4-64d. also 1894; december and January.
4 5 Cad, also 6-64d: January and February,
sod. Tenders at to-day's clearings were
$40 bales no W dockets.
p: MOTION American mlddling fair
7'l6d; good middling, 3-l6d; middling,
116d; low middling, Is I'D; good ordinary,
10 1871; ordinary. $50.
Futures middling fair, low mid
ding clause: June, 62-o403 oj-6Jd; June and
July, 62-64d3 C3-64d; July and August
IS Gid. buyers; August and September
Id. sellers; SEPTEMBER and octooer
43-64d; November and De.emUer, 1850,
value: Decem er and January. 4-64Q4 5t4i;
)anuary and February, 564d, buyers. Flu.
lures closed quiet.
New Tor !, June /. noon.-Cotton futures
opened easy. as follows: June. Z &c; July.
pc; August, 2Sc; Septem ~er, 3Uc; Octo
Der, 34e; NovemL er, SO.
New York, June |, .. m.-Cotton futures
closed easy, with sales OF 10000 bales,
as follows: June ltc; July, &c; August,
&c; September 2gc; October, Z 55c No
vember, 3sc; December, 41c; January.
75lc; February. Z SIC.
New Orleans June Cotton futures
closed steady, with sales of 5000 bales.
as follows: June Otc, July Z 06c, August
20 c, SEPTEMBER i 97c, OctoOer Ole. Novem
Der NC. december lzc, January Ice,
ebruary "a.
MOVEMENT OF COTTON AT INTERIOR Towns
The receipts for this week, and since sept.
t. the shipments for the week and the sto. ks
to night and the same items for the CORE
soondinS period for 1928.
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New York, June 1.-The Suns cotton artf-
Gle says: Cotton advanced to 8 points,
then reacted and closed weak at an a vance
for the day Of 3 TO points, with sales OF $780,
90 ba!es. Liverpool advanced to 81! points
but LOST points Of this, closing quiet and
steady, with spot sales OF $1,000 bales at
hardening. but unchanged, prices. In Man
chester, yarns were nrm the cloths quiet
New Orleans advanced to points. The
port receipts were. 1872 bales, against 2,76s
bales this day last week and l,G75 bales last
year. he total for the week is
I1.21 bales against 20s5l bales last
week and 1887 Dales this week last year.
Interior re .elpts for the week, 1913 bales.
against 500 tales last week and 3505 bales
last year, shipments 1i.050 ales against a. $50
bales last week and 1884 bales last year,
stocks tOS2s4 bales. against 1850 GALES a
week a o and III 457 bales at this time last
year. Spot cotton was 3.16c higher. Sales
100 bales for export and $50 bales for spin
ners. Leliyered on contracts 400 ales
Ihe rainfall In larts of Texas
was very heavy. silver was unchanged in
London, &c higher. To day features here
was an advance owing to very bullish advices
from LlverpooI and Manchester. as well as
local southern and European buying, but
part of The Improvement was lost, owing to
reaction in Liverpool and selling here for
both accounts. The weather in the Carolinas
and Georgia is considered too cold and pri-
yate adyices say that the crop was more or
less injured ~ the recent cold wave -
New ork, June l.-Riordan Co. say of
cotton to-day: Liverpool seems inclined to
take the bit IN her teeth. ami as long as her
present temper con .inues the American mar
kets are bound to follow her lead. ! he cables
to-day brought cold comfort TO the bears, and
our opening was ) points higher, the first
sales OF August being at 1890: but the bulls
have become so accustomed Of late o any
thing like a good advance that many Of them
lost no time In Sc ling 10 realize profits. 4he
pressure of these sales for a time was too
much for the demand and the whole Of the adj
vance was lost, August reacting TO
7.24c. he depression, however. was Of
brief duration; large buying orders poured in,
both for the long and the short account and
prices rapidly reganed the loss August ad-
vancing 70 7.Sle bid. Then there was another
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reaction of a few points, AUGUST selling down
to 7.2.c. Again the buyers rallied carving
August up to 7,S2c. At this time there " as a
good deal OF bull enthusiasm and the market
was very strong. In the asst half holr the
bears took advantage OF a DULL IN the demand
and threw heavy blocks of cotton upon the
market They were aided by the selling Of
some Of the buyers of the forenoon
who wished to take their profit
and recession of 5 points
from the highest followed, the close Icing
easy with 7.Z7c bid Tor August. lhe course
Of the market tomorrow will de1end upon
Liverpool. viii may ia turn be largely in
huenced by the "a lie reports to the man ial
Chron Gle as 10 the real extent OF the damaye
that the early planting has staine ON
the unreasonable weather. But whatever
the fluctuations OF the immediate future we
advise ag tinst short sales, and are still in
cllned TO favor buying upon reaks"
VISIBLE SUPPLY OF COTTON. The visible
supply of cotton tonight as made up w caule
and telegraph to the Chronicle Dat - is as
follows: The continental stocks. as well as
those for Great Britain and the afioat are this
week returns, and conseq entity all the
l. european figures are brought down to Thurs
day evening, But TO make the totals the
complete figures for MAY - we add the item
OF exports from the United States, including
in it the exports of Friday only:
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The following were the quotations for the
corresponding date last year: spirits turpen-
Jne PC. Rosln-A, B, c, ID and h, Sl02s CLOS;
e Sl.U71a9l 10; G. sl.12h@E15; H. el.45; I,
&.OO; h. a2.75: NJ, 3d. 5; n, $3.50; window
glass. $3.50: waterwhite, % 20.
Receipts and Exports -1he total receipts
loT the last week were 0,l06 casks
spirits turpentlne and 2lS75 barrels
rosln. The exports for the week
b9r, 1,'oo casks SPIRITS turpentlne ana 2ioo4
York. 616 casks turpentine and p 1876 barrels
t0Sin; to Baltimore ~ casks spirits turpen-
tlne and 4,465 barrels rosin; to Boston. p
casks spirits turpentine, and 500 barrels rosin;
70 antwerp, 6.997 barrels Iosin; to HAMBURG,
Ilso casks spirits turp ntine aud l $50 bar
leIs rosln; to Harburg. s, l26 brrrels rosin; to
2enoa, $40 casks spirits turpentine, and 3775
barrels rosin; to the interior, PAP casks spir-
aus turpentine, and l55 barrels rosn.
RECEIPTS. SHIPMENTS AND STOCKS ON HAND
AND ON sHIPBOARD FROM APRIL /. 1891. TO
DATE AND TO THE CORRESPONDING DATE
LAST YEAR.
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HIDES AND FURS.

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THE TROPICAL TRUNK LINE.

Jack SO nUilIe, Tampa and Key ~
JOSEPH H. DUREEE, Receiver
THE FLORIDA SOUTHERN RAILROAD Co
INDIAN RIVER STEAMBOAT COMPANY. (R. b. CABLE
JUPI Ter AND LAKE WORTH RAILWAY
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INDIA COTTON MOVEMENT FROM ALL PORTS.
-Ihe receipts and shipments OF cotton at
Bombay have been as follows for the week
and year, bringing the figures down to
May pa
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EFT Ell RECEIPTs AT ALL PORTS FOR THE WEEK

EXPORTS OF col EON FROM THE PORTS FOR
THE WEEK ENDING JUNE l. 1894
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MOVEMENT TO JUNE /, 1884.