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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-03-10

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For finest goods and prices low
Go to FaIk'S Clothing store.
There you will certainly find
Everything in clothing line.
Easter Is coming; gel your suit
Or else you will be in the soup.
And then you'll need a nice neCste,
One Of FsIk'S you'd better try.
Just give them a call, and you'll be con-
WINGED,
For there Is every evidence
That they have the finest line Of spring
wear
At prices lower than elsewhere.
Written by RANSIE BRADLEY,
Sixth Grade, Henry Street School.
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c EE z SRlN HAMMoNDJ
Extract of the Brain of the OK.
In the Of
LOCOMOTOR ATAXIA.


New York Neurological Society. Meeting of
April {. 1898:
"A case was presented Of 10 omotor ataxia
which mad been treated with hypodermic in
leelons OF CEREBRINE. SIX years ago the
patient, man aged 40, had begun to suffer
with double vision. This, after several mont his
OF treatment, hal disappeared and fora time
he had been quite we'll. The typical svmp-
toms OF kocomotOr ataXia then came on: com
plete loss OF knee jerks: sharp pans in the
legs: ataxic gait well marked: inability to
stand with the eyes closed dineulty in
eNacuatln2 the bladder and bowels: sexual
power lost; sense Of construction around
the waist Treatment was begun about ten
weeks ago, and consisted Of a daily hypoder-
mic injection of CERL BNINE Hammond
'nVe drops, combined with a like amount Of
water Inn. Jvement very marked: sexual
functions periectlyrestOred;c complete control
over bladder ana bowels and sharp pains had
disappeared; general health improved, able
10 run up ana down airs, and. could stand
STEADY with his eyes closed No other treat
ment employed. improvement gradual and
''SfPalv
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THE STATE OF TEXAS. County OF Co
manche-Refore the undersigned authority
on this day, personally appeared A. NJ Ram
sey who, after being duly sworn, says on
oath that the foregoing statement made by
him relative TO the virtue Of Z. =. p medi
cine is true.
A. NJ RAMSEY.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this
Aug. 4, 1891. J. NJ. LAMBERT, N. p,
Comanche county, Texas.
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NEWS OF THE SHIPS.
Maritime Matters of Local and Gem
eral Interest.


The Norwegian bark Ajax, Capt Pedu-
sen, was cleared sterday for Hamburg,
with 4,738 barrels of rosin, valued at
50, 500.
The Schooner Peter c. Schultz, ar
rived at New York from Charleston, re-
ports March 2, in latitude "a so, lOngi-
tn de "a A., passed great quantities of
railroad ties, apparently but short time
in the water
Gable advices state that parts of life
boats belonging to the British bark Atom
Cefni were picked up of the coast of
Cornwall on Tuesday The AtOn Cefni,
Capt. Hughes, sailed from Swansea Jan.
4, bound for San Francisco Prior to Jan.
81, life buoy and a piece of wood, both
marked "Afon Cefni," were picked up on
the. coast of one of the Sicily Islands.
There can be little doubt as to the fate of
the unfortunate vessel.
The British steamer Olympia, in com
mand of Capt. Coleman, which sailed
from Matan zas, Feb. /, for Philadelphia,
has been officially posted at Lloyds as
missing. On reb. 4, an unknown steamer
sank on Outer Diamond shOal, Cape Hat
teras. 1t was then, and still is believed,
that the lost steamer was the Olympia
She had cargo of 3. 400 tons OF sugar, and
carried a crew of SO men.
The Norwegian bark Lingard. Capt
Bernt, arrived up from quarantine yester-
day, consigned TO Chr 6. Dahl ~ Co. She
is chartered TO DuckWOrth, Turner & Co.,
10 load cotton for Sweden and the Baltic
The LingarI is one of the handsomest
vessels ever at this port. She is ,040
tons, and we'll equipped for voyages to any
part of the world.
The lower portion of the river presents
the busiest scenes that have ever been
witnessed in that locality in the piping
times of peace" in addition to the tugs,
scows and other craft belonging to the
contractors in the work. the government
stern whcelers Toccoa and ,Satilla are in
service. the former at work at the jettics
and the latter in use as a house boat
Capt. Carriers fences are rapidly in APP
preaching Iybee Knoll. 1t will not be
great while before twenty-five feet YES
sells will be able to come up to the city by
simply keeping in the middle OF the
road"
There is to be a new steamer on the in
land route between this city and Darian
and Brunswick, and those interested say
that if they succeed in securing the boat
they are Nying to buy it will be the fast
est that has ever plowed these waters.
The boat is light-draft, twin-screw pro-
peller, and can make seventeen miles an
hour With such vessel on the line,
there will be a revival of travel on the in
land route, which was once so popular
with tourists.
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The Schooner Peter c. Schultz, ar
rived at New York from Charleston, re-
ports March 2, in latitude "a so, lOngi-
tn de "a AZ, passed great quantities of
railroad ties, apparently but short time
in the water.
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EPILEPSY.


Dose, Five Drops. Price q drachms) $3.50
Where local druggists are not supplied with
the hammond Anlmal EXtrac's they will be
mailed, together with all existing literature
on the subject, on receipt OF price, by
THE COLUMBIA CHEMICAL CO.,
Washington, ID. G.
Agents for Savannah Lippmau Bros.
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The Norwegian bark Ajax, Capt Pedu-
sen, was cleared yesterday for Hamburg,
with Abs barrels of rosin, valued at
50, SOC.
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Maximum temperature 7s'; minimum tenn
pcrature. co..
The hight Of the Savannah river at Augusta
at s a. m (7jth Meridian time Yesterday was
"a feet q fall OF o. feet during the preceding
twenty-four hours
Observations taken at the same moment OF
time at all stations for the MORNING NEWS:
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SlL!ll suits Now Re1dI.
CHEAP ADVERTISING.
ONE CENT A WORD.

ADVERTISEMENTS, is words or more,
in this column inserted for ONE CENT A
WORD, Cash in Advance, each insertion.
Anybody who has any want to supply. any
thing to buy or SELL any business or accom-
modations TO secure indeed. any wish to
crafty, should advertise in this column.
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LIST of Vessels in the Port of Savannah.
Savannah. March Il
STEAMSHIPS.

Savannah, March 10. 1888
STEAMSHIPS.
City Of Birmingham, 2l53 tons, Burg, New
Tork-C @ Anderson.
VIM Crane, go tons, Bond, cid Baltimore
John Carolan ACT.
Iris Belg 1-5J tons. Smit, ldg naval stores
for Antwerp Antwerp Naval stores Co.
Glenloig [brj 20lS tons, Hay. id cotton for
Gothenburg and Ravel-Wilder & Co.
Four steamships.
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HOUSES ANp sToREs EoR RsNT.

NOR RENT a dwelling convenient 10 bust
i ness on jefferson street. second door south
OF Bay lane; rent 6i5; possession immed iateiy.
Apply W. F. Schern, Bay and Jefferson
streets.
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HOUSES ANp sTOREs FOR ReNT.

HOUSES AND STORES FOR RENT.
ITO RENT desirable new two-story resi-.
L denCe on Eighth street, near Barnard.
with or without furniture. Apply TO Joseph
). Greenlaw, 1873 President street
LiOR RENT, furnished cottage at Mont
Il gomery. Apply to Lewis 4. Turner.
NOR RENT. that desirable dwelling, cor
Il ner Whitaker and Perry streets Apply
TO Andrew Hanly, 30 Whitaker street.
LOR RENT, residence 43H Charlton street;
j. possession April J. Vim. j. Miscally,
Jr., Proyldent Building.
LIOR RENT, desirable residence % CASTOR
IL All convenicnces; rent reasonable. VIII
liam j. Miseally, Jr., Provident building
ENOR RENT, several desirable houses in
Il best localities. Apply 10 Champion &
Garmany, llS Bryan street.
E1OR RENT, the prem ses. 1ei Congress
II street, now occupied by Dryfus Il Rich;
possession Oct 1. Apply to Gee. ". Owens.
l24 Bryan street.
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PERSONAL

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sSGITARTLINGl . but true that the
- Broughton Street Hair store discounts
any northern catalogue 10 per cent, cheaper
for switches bangs and wigs Hairdressing
and shampooing in the latest style
INFORMATION wanted of e. Tom Dunn.
d formerly OF Great Darlington, Berkshire
county. Massachusetts. When last heard Of
was IN Chi ago H. Any infOrme non or per
son moving his address win confer a favor
on his sister MRS. Mary -eahen. now residing
IA Great Darlington, Berkshire county,
Massachusetts.
L1OR Wilmington Island, steamer Flora
4 VIII leave Ihuuderuolt on sunday morn
ing, Mar II at 1925 a, M, Returning, leave
island at 4.SO p. m. Fare, round "trip SOC;
children ono,halt price.
YOU can get Marechal Neil. LaFrance
L Jaqueminot and other roses, arOOr
viiaes, tea olives banana shrubs, palms
aZaleas and other plants, also Texas UNI
brella shade trees from r. Hunt, at G.. H.
Dorsetts. lil St Julian street.
/ HAVE a number Of pieces Of desirable
1 real estate in my hands for sale, which
can be bought very low; call and see me
John l.. Archer. III Bryan street.
A R1HUR DEUTSCH, pawnbroker re-
"a moved to 1919 Congress- street. opposite
city market Liberal loans made on dia-
monds, Iewelry, watches, clocks clothing
and on any other personal property. All
transactions strictly confidential Open from
Z a. N. to Z p. III.
HIGHEST prices paid for mems second
j a hand clothing at Universal Bargain
Store, 20 jefferson street.
I AIDES, Chichester English Pennyroyal
II Pills diamond brandt are the best.
safe, reliable, Take no other. send cents
(stamps) for particulars, Relief for Ladies', in
letter by return mail. At druggists Chtches-
terChemical Company, Philadelphia, Pa
no you want money? II 80, you can get all
~ you want on your diamonds, watches
jewelry. clothing, tools guns, pistols etc,
and on almost anything OF value, at the Old
Reliable Pawnbroker House, l79 Congress
street, T.. Null erg, manager,
HOW about your feet? There Is nothing
that makes life more miserable than
painful feet. corn, bunion or an ingrowing
nail viii make naturally good natured per
son a nuisance to himself and his friends
can give comfort to the afflicted by removing
such troubles nd refer 10 hundreds whom /
have cured as TO the truth of this statement.
l.. Davis 81 Bull street, up stairs.
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Rus.NEss oPPoRTuNI1IEs.

pESIDENT agents or dealers wanted TO
AZ handle our CLUES, pastes gums, finishes
siZugs and mucilage. Liberal terms. Award
received at Chicago Exposition. The Arabol
Mfg Co., - Gold street New York.
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ROBINS TO BFN1

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L'OR RENT. rooms furnished or u
n nished. 100 Congress street
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RARKS-

Due FratelH lItall, 40 tons, Cadero ldg ma
val stores. Geuoa-Chr q Dahl & Co.
Amedeo itall ], 5e2 tons Babba. Pensacola for
Genoa, reloading-Chr G Dahl & Co.
Herman Lehmkuhl lNorl, 1871 tons. Andersen,
ldg cotton, Baltic-Chr @ Dahl g. Co
Simon lGerl, 81 tons, Belitz. Log naval stores
Europe-C Chr G Dahl g. Co.
Torguato Iltall. 5JJ tons. rapani ldg naval
stores, Europe q Dahl & Co
Hagemeger lGerl. 1916 tons, Haak ldg naval
stores, Europe Chr q Dahl 81 Co
LlnKard lNofl 1910 tons, Brent, to load cotton
for sweden and Kussia-Chr @ Dahl & Co.
Michehno lltalj. 81 tons Aloano, ldg naval
stores, Europe i Minis g. Co.
kamfJOrd lNorl, 100 tons, Hansen, ldg cotton,
~ Petersburg Richardson & Barnard.
Gler lBrl, 40 tons, McNutt, London ldg naval
stores, Garston-D uclSworth, Turner a. Co.
AJAX LNorl, 7s9 tons. Petersen, cid Hamburg
Paterson, Downing & Co.
GUlnare iNorl 534 tons, Hansen, st Thomas,
dis ballast Paterson, Downing & Co
Hansa Rus 400 tons HOhnstroin. Marseilles.
DIS ballast Paterson, DOWNING q Co
Barbadian BIT, 673 tons, 81 Johns n B.,
Balmer
Fourteen barks.
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NOR SALE. safety bicycle, Columbia tires
L bargain, party going north must sell.
Colorado Cafe.
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OF Bay lane; rent I5; possession Immediately.
Apply W. F. Schern, Bay and Jefferson
streets.
FOR SALE.
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E'OR SALE. very cheap tumbler washer,
Il Lippincotts make. knights Pharmacy
Company.
ENOR SALE. safety bicycle, Columbia tires
= bargain, party going north must sell.
Colorado Cafe.
IGOR SALE. elegant residence On Second
A avenue. containing eight rooms and out
houses; hot and cold water and all latest i'm
prOYemeuts; finished in most modern style;
large yard aud flower garden II you want
something good and dirt cheap make me an
oner for thls property. John l.. Archer, Real
Estate Agent, MS Bryan street.
nor SALE, Brown Leghorn egg, 75c per
n thirteen. 80 Liberty street. S M. But
Ter.
- cheap; good condition. Address p. T.,
News ONCE.
Q1 OO PER LOAD for sawed oak or pine
~ L. w delivered Telephone ll9. W. O.
McDonough.
TNOR SALE, one soda water bottling set
a complete. consisting bottles, cases, gen
orator cylinders, etc; two counter pieces
with fountains, generators, at bargain.
Warren Edwards.
VOL located store, stock and fixtures for
"a sale. Located corner Price and Charl-
ton street lane. Apply TO John Asendorf.
or on premises.
NOR SALE--A great chance for invest
u mcnt. That fine tract Of land, part ex-
tension OF ConcOrdia park, from Habersham
street TO Waters road; about eighteen acres
or 2l7 lots Plats can be seen at my ONCE, IS
Broughton street, opposite Marshall house.
Charles Seller.
CYPRESS SHINGLES.-To reduce our
- stock we offer cypress shingles az 81 so
and $3.50 per thousand NJ mill; boats can load
at the mill Vale Royal Manufacturing Com
pany.
L1OR SALE, five and ten-aCre tracts OF land,
Il well-wooded; about six and half miles
from city, on the Augusta road; convenient to
railroad or river; good truck land or good to
lie as an investment. c. II. Dorsett.
pEFORE you BUY or sell property consu.
- Robert X. Tatem, Real Estate Dealer,
No. 6Bull street
NOR SALE. Near Ihunderbolt; a lot, so
Il l30 for sixty dollars, Electric cars
pass several times every daY, to every part
Of the city, river near by; cheapest lots ever
sold. O. H. Dorsett.
| Vows, COWS IL to tG-quart frosh, aeoli-
~ mated michers for sale at stables. J.
T. Guilmartin & Co.
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ECOND.HAND baby carriage for sale
- cheap good condition. Address p. T.,
News Office
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WANTED. travelling salesman TO sell
w Quinine- Whisky on commission as a
side line. Pays big commission No license
required. Address with reference, Quinine-
Whisky Co. Louisville, Ky.
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FOR SALE

L7OR SALE. very cheap tumbler washer,
Il Ltppincotts make Knights Pharmacy
Company.
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DOSES, LaFrance, Marechal Neil, The
~ Bride, Papa Coulter, etc, pansles.
daisies, vioets pinks, Reraniums, huchsias.
etc Floral designs specially. Leave or
ders at Strongs Pharmacy, G. Bull street.
George Wagner, Florist 1hunderbolt Road,
Telephone 493.
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L7OR SALE, one soda water bottling set
A complete consisting bottles cases gen
orator cylinders, etc; two counter pieces
with fountains generators, at a bargain.
Warren Edwards.
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HELP WANTED.


WANTED, prescription clerk, single man,
w take charge country drug store. Drug
gist, Millen, Ga.
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WANTED, agents to take orders by sam
w pie; VIC will pay expense and salary or
allow big commission; samples easily carried;
New York CITY.
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BARKENTINE.
Hattie G Dixon, SOB tons, Southland ldg
lumber, Paysandu-Master.
One Darkentine.
BRIG.
Robert Dillon, 43i tons, Leighton New York,
log lumber Baltimore-Gcorge Harriss g. CO
One brig
sCHOONERS.
Robert Snyder. 357 tons, Guthrie. Philadel.
phla-George Barriss q Co
Flora Rogers 357 tons, Warren, ldg lumber,
Boston-Georgc barrtss & Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-09

bid. 40 asked Washington Market Company ext
6. lU3 bid. l07 asked. Masonic Hall Association
5s. l02 bid Washington Light Infantry LIST 6s.
lo2 bid. Washington Light Infantry I'd AZ. 100
bid.
National Bank Stocks.-Bank Of Washington, 800
bid. $50 asked. Bank OF Republic. 235 bid Metro
potan. 270 bid. .s7 asked. Central, 30 bid. Far
n.ers and Mechanics. $50 bid sec'nd. lao bid.
$50 asked. Citizens. 100 bid lao asked. GOluIn-
bia. l2O hid. Capital. ITO bid. West Ed l0l
bid. 1903 asked Traders. LOG lid. Lincoln. 81 y
bid.
Safe Deposit and Trust CoInpqnes-Nat ional
Safe Deposit Company. 1870 bid. 10 asked. Wash
ington Loan and Trust. is hid. 126 asked. Auleri-
Security and Trust. l34 bid. 1884, asked.
Washington Safe Deposit. lo7 asked.
Railroad Stocss.-Gashington and Georgctown.
2s5 bid 297 asked. Metropolitan. - bid. Column
bta. 65 bid. IS asked Belt, ~ bid lexington.
Is bid.
Gas and Electric Light stocks-washington Gas.
4S bid. ash asked. Georgetown Cas- ~ lid.
United States Electric Light, l2s bid. l2s asked.
Insurance ks.-Fir-nAB's. Al lid, 44i+ asked.
Franklin, A. bid Metropolitan, 30 hid Coreoran.
% bid. Potomac. a. bid So asked. Arlington.
l50 bid. German American 1856 hid National
Union, 10 bid. 10 asked Columbia, u hid. 10
asked Riggs. hid, asked. Peoples. bid.
ot2 asked Lincoln. IA bid. asked. CONNER
cial, % bid. asked.
Title Insurance Stocks-Ieal Estate Title. ll2
bid 100 asked Columbia Title. Ga bid. n. asked
washington Title. asked.
Telephone Stocks. Pennsylvania. IS asked
Chesapeake and Potomac. 47Iy hid. 40 asked.
american GraphoDhonc. 2l3 bid, asked. PDeu-
Hhllc hun carnage. 40 asked
MISCELLANEOUS StOckS Washington Market, L.
bld. Great Fails Ice. IFS I'D. Bull Run PIANO.
rama, 10 bid lnter-Ocean Building, 100 asked
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-09
BATHING REACH.
Commissioners Recommend a Small
Appropriation for the Purpose.

Commissioners Recommend u Small
Appropriation for the Purpose.
The Commissioners today made the fol-
lowing report upon Senate bill 1902. ITO pro-
vide for the improvement of the public
bathing beach,
The Commissioners are in favor Of af-
fording the best practicable public facili-
ties for free bathing, under such surveil.
lance as will secure due order and safety
but in view of the policy indicated by the
House committee on appropriations. in
largely curtailing their estimates for 1895
they are not satisfied that II would be just
to other public requirements, which, in
their judgment, are more urgent, to devote
to the purpose of this bill so large a por-
ton of the District revenues as its execu-
ton would require.
Without disco. sing the merits of the plan
proposed in the bill the Commissioners be.
lieve that the essential object of the bath
ing beach can, for the present. be attained
at much less expenditure than this project
would involve. They will, therefore. rec
ommend that an appropriation of $1,000 be
made for the purpose of repairing and
somewhat extending the present bathing
beach and its appurtenances, and providing
for their care and supervision"
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FINANCE AND TRADE
Juggling the Price of Sugar Stock
Goes On.
IT MONOPOLIZES GENERAL INTEREST
Increased Earnings Of the Railways
Shown.
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS

Special Dispatch to The Evening Star.
NEW YORK, March 9.-Stock values re-
Elected fractional Improvement at the OPEN
ing of today's market and continued strong
throughout the morning on a moderate
amount OF business. London quotations
were about on a parity with our own and
no important trades were recorded Cor fer
eign account. Commission houses are FILL
Ing up with orders and predict increased
activity and higher range of
values In the near future. Railway shares
have in some measure been neglected this
week, owing 10 the superior speculative ad-
vantages presented by the Industrial group,
but in spite of the dullness steady gains
have been recorded. This fact will not long
escape the notice Of conservative operators
who are daily expected to add impetus TO
the movement by liberal supply of buying
orders. Earnings are not as good as they
might be, but they are so much better than
they were that the relative improvement
Is considered a perfectly sound basis for
improved values. Todays market was less
active than on either of the three previous
days and in consequence the changes in the
regular list We're not important. Reading
was conspicuously strong at a gain IF 81
per cent. due to purchases for inside inter
ests, and the grangers were all strong at
slight gains.
Sugar again monopolized the trading and
was somewhat erratic at the start, drop
ping on 5-S per cent TO 81 continuing down
81 OF point further and then rallyine
sharply for gain of Ia per cent. The
manipulation of this stock is decidedly pro-
nounced and is evidently being used to in
1uence final changes in the tariff schedule
The concessions made by the Senate COM
mittee In favor Of the trust unQuestionably
gives them protection far beyond what is
absolutely essential to profits, but while
there is the possibility of securing the still
coveted color test so long will the stock.
Juggling process continue.
Distillers' advanced IA per cent on buy.
ing by shorts and rumors of a bull pool
the present short interests. This latter i'm.
terest are very confident OF their position
and feel sure of ultimate success
Last Saturdays gold shipment will bs
reflected In tomorrow's bank statement
but this loss will be more than offset by
gains in currency from the interior, which
ere estimated to have been in the neigh.
borhood OF 100000.
The remittances from the west have
been larger than last week and should
the premium rate in that section for New
York funds advance an increased flow OF
currency to this center will follow. The
receipts from the east and nearby towns
have been about up to the average, tell
country demand for currency being ex
tiemely small
The last hours trading was the best OF
the day, both as to prices and the volume
of business. The closing was steady al
moderate improvement for the day.