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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-04-02
LOCAL BREVlTlES.

Tsere has been but little rain at Kau
lately.
A. II. Heise. who arrived in the Mo-
h.gan tl.m san Francesca, Will re urn
10 ,he coast on her.
The guards at the Pail have ;heir
h.ll = t.IIulor,d 10 rOsA VITA 4 strong
rope 10 keep IL noln beng blown
away.
j. Au.ro. Mamoto and X. Lenaka
we're fined five dollars on Saturday for
.o.N.Ig lI..sr Jla.n a wax over SCHOOL
street bridge.
W. O. Sm.lh writes in a private let
ter that he expects the Hawaiian pill
Will le enac,ed ny the middle Of the
p. eseul month.
DR.. Chas. "A. Peterson has retired
from the post of a cal physician OF me
Board Of Health and Will resume his
duties as Inspector of Immigration.
Dr. T.. G. Rhodes of EVA has asked
he Board of Health for six doses OF
Hafrkine's prophyiactic. The serum
VIII be sent by uhe first perSon gong
20 Eva.
There WI be varied assordn ent o.
DRINKS. vagran,s, gam oilers and opium
smokers Before Judge Wilcox III;
..ornlug. Sixty cases in all are OF
.he calendar.
Mr.. c.. b. Dwight. who has charge o
The work on the new Pail road. re
ceived the congratulations of severa
driving parties yesterday over tn
new thoroughfare.
Representatives OF unchart5ret
/ Chinese societies met Saturday nigh
in the former Salvation Army hall OF
King street to protest against be.nt
classed as Highlander tongs.
/ DR.. George A. Lung, having beer
| granted a divorce from Elizabeth Lung
| she has taken an appeal to the Su
preme Court She has been grantet
| $40 a month alimony pending settle
/ ment of the suit.-San Francisco Cal
DR.. Wood is IN receipt OF an appli
+, cation for permission to use the oper
mouse the latter part of this month 70
an entertainment. The doctor reptile
that there was no provision OF tn
Board which would interfere with tn
[ plan
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-04-02
AT THE oRPHEUM.
E.ltire Change for the Beginning Of
the Week.

The Hoganites revert again TO VIVA.
is generally known as a grand minstrel
first part. or practically a concert that
comprises all the comedy of the end
men, the solos of the singers and the
choruses of the company. Everybody
will have fresh specialties, Hogan will
tell new stories and sing new songs.
The concluding act will be the presen-
tation OF what was one OF the organi-
zation's biggest successes in Australia:
The Blackville Duel" in which Hogan
holds the audience in perpetual laugh
ter all the time he Is on the stage.
Hogan has been busily engaged with
Allan Dunn of this city since his ar
rival in the writing of his new com
edy. Mr. Dunn Is dramatizing Mr.. Ho-
gaus idea in a tnree-act musical farce
comedy entitled "A Country Coon
The plot. situation and dialogue are
said by those who have been allowed
the privilege of hearing 1t, to be moi
only full of genuine humor but origina
and clever. Hogan himself Is delighted
with the play, in which he proposes t(
star on the Mainland. II is barely
possible that "A Country Coon" may b'
/ presented in Honolulu before the com
pany leaves, considerable pressure
| having been brought to bear on Hogan
TO produce the piece. Seats for tn,
performance of Uncle Toms Cabin,
which is on the bills for Thursda.
/ evening. will be placed on sale Tuesda.
morning. as there is already evidence
/ II a strong advance sale for the play.
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ply =, saturday. .,rroc.
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As. r....'''. .'.
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mi Naleal H'''S
selj.,y , ,...rra a. /.
49,, n. Eron. Will , IN F.
y Sl' OMIT" u
Board wiI. nee. NEE, .. NJ. /
g S.-.9 church Oh L'''''' !
\. s l.5a o.c.oea b.. ro., sugar
ti.,.Ss. saturday and 'a'''" ""
~ See ao.ice. ,,,-o,n.
'.,..ssssnen, Of the li'' now
| S,i Trans D'. q, he office.
-, 4 Nlrsh, DO. -, az hosiery.
| a. d ladies' ,,.. Dgv@ TINS wees.
10 ill .'' sns,k and Sergeant
Y, A, aniO "l.., - evening.
.,r.td ias. IAu' ''''' -. -.
\, a9ll and ID .n'' .-S cd, due and pay
15 office Of AeAanu'' "
|.,arias Of the NM u, ,r1,',"iar A
H.. at the Office 20. OF !. A .,'a..menr
| and pay .he S.A,' '''
I,R ,,4 ,fs ,-s,-
Ia vida has. rs 80 ,'rI ,,,snt He
. A5 Customs Va ~, ssa,ce with
| u2 a trip 20 'a' ''''
[. a.e
- ease against FalkehoerB
sr,l n ghe police oou'. OoIay'
| s,.ged with larceny III 'ne se'
-
...oiyat d, the Office of
~ General for printing and
IN, beqaiaI report Of the At
r.,o.,I
.,,,gfta-s, sDaciaItIes al
.i .,l' ~ tbo uaWaiian Trad
% ll4" , ~. Soc advertise
". Love ,. ou,.U'"''
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v T!'''" .gn,br tTtgs No
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SAi AP''
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~, ,.,' =, .,r and nav their as
ll.'., ss.,s arc nov due.
' -. r,,.,it,, For rpcprahras
- ~, ann l. greatly in need
gne gad5g shades mosquito
m muslin sash curtains and
4a t50s
KtUeau will have her
Eas5, sock on display Thurs
MFrily and saturday Of this week
VI lady 10 honolulu Il coFuial'y N
70 " p'''"' '' '''' 81 '"'
rMlele ''uo WI Holu Us Ies'
wa! n,ee'lns UoiLIIro" wen
q l@ IN future lueSday VII
1e Gay OF assembling, instead o
:
: "i'l4n Cluo MAS 'sleIEeu pen
']s JON CDnsuI ushsEd! nay
~. i nam "a.Ner, consul r. n
.sN. aid V'hsuI "'il.nldl' Ou ware
1' Sps were given tnese papers
HCelan, a sailor, wlo was ar
s4 .W being drunk. was searched
= poLGe saxon ana a pair o
Is AllA'e' tound on h.m' tie wa
'le 'esI ioI ul,een DAYS 10
'"' d "ouyF''su weapon
'ar OF Customs S,ackable Wa
" admission to that part Of tn
lh NAL wharf reserved for Dc
rag Dorc passengers Saturday b
s @r.l o. Health guards The med
800 'lme 70 Jne collector
y''''u I'A OnrVuga Ine line.
fh h. irvine, one Of the CORES
w. Wlo came here in 1893 cor
y 'oln K Nusick, author Of "Hs
VII !, New Possession, of pl;
a - Ia. oss. piece Of descrip,io
~ M NJ. ' MO- OF haieahala, Is tai
s, 49, s,'. s uy.hes Do3H.e. 'Th
''' GUN
%claaen Portuguese tackled bt
E,. AP ael lat nigh, on his way il
~ uon Palama He was on h
4" 1e police station to report f,
as reasoned with them for
- \ : .l'r.sd them into town an
-. - w l'' drunkenness.
g1 !, Marshal Clilllngworth. D
:, . alaalaan and Officer Cox raj,
~. a,N-0-ag aouse on Bere.an
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OF special fine grade, carefully
dressed and thoroughly oiled,
prepared particularly for
household use, where a very
high polish Is to be retained.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1900-02-14
WatSon's 4th Addition.
LIST OF LANDS FORFEITED FOR TAXES.

THE COUNTY Of REDWOOD AND
IA delinquent in
declared forfeited to
unfno isosta
agas a8 gS! s s, s 9s s Eight
included list the
saan s sa ts M @ @ @ % % s
delinquent
claim
% @ nisn @ % @ M ysaa
s @ s % M
ia 5 default ys @ III 1eS %
Village Of Sanborn in Iocn Of Charestown.
oxnas 9seripson 1 qfsiA5R.
ofSec for which
SO
Township Of Lanberton
Nancy bot .eH Of nwA 1892
Toscnship Of North Hero.
own Do.
Peter cantne all off,.
o
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1900-02-14

CTATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF
y Redwood, 50. District Court. Ninth Ju-
dicial District.
The State of Minnesota:
To all persons. companies or corporations
who have or claim any estate, right. title or
interest in. claim to. or lien upon any OF the
several pieces or parcels of land In the list
hereto attached described.
The list of taxes and penalties on real
property for the county of Redwood remain
ing delinquent on the irst Monday In Janu-
airy, A. D. 1900, has been filed in the once
of the clerk of the district court OF the
county of Redwood, of which the hereto at
Therefore, you and each of you are here
by required to file in the ONCE of said clerk
on or before the twentieth day Of March; A.
D. 1900. your answer in writing. setting
forth any objection or defense you may have
to the taxes, or any part thereof, upon any
piece or parcel of land described in said list.
in. to or on. which you have or claim any
and in default thereof judgment will be
entered against such piece or parcel OF land
for the taxes on said list appearing against
it. and tor all penalties, interest and costs.
FRED. L. WARNER.
Clerk of the District Court of the County
of Redwood aud State of Minnesota.
lSEALl
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1900-02-14
Village of Laneberton.
Township OF Lamberton
Town 100, Range 81.

Sec. Acres.
Frank S Cone, all of 1880. 636.O3 1925
j Hanson, ny of SEA-. 80 Tl5
Christensen, So of neA. II 80 LASS
5 Smith. eh of SEA-. IL 81 1921
John Johnson. eh OF sw4
lex cen & n. ............ "a 71.4O 2llS
H Parker nh of SEA-. % 81 2O2S
Geo Lauer. eh of swA.... 80 ~ l9.OO
G e Shaw, ne4 ........ 81 100 1908
Hans Nelson sh of nwA ;. 81 1890 1910
Chas Lauer, Jr, swA off,. "a 16O 41.o7
w & st Land Co, swA.. 80 16O 1888
CT Ferring. eh of nwA.. SO 80 26O9
Chas Ferring. neM of swL SO 40 9.49
McGee's Addition to the Village of LANDER
ton, Town 100. Range 81.
Lot. Blk.
Phoebe Porter all of exw
100 feet 1o.OU
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1900-02-14
iii II Town IN Range "a.
Tnt nlrx.k

II Owner and Sec Acr- TAX 4
Icription. ton. es. Penalty
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1900-02-14
Township Of UNDERWOOD.

1OWu III, 06uKC SS
Peter Erickson, sex ....... 100 1915.
p A LindstOm, swk lex
acre) 49,. -. ............ IL 159 1911
A w Lindholm. VIZ of SEX IL 80 79l
Alzina Brundage, VIZ of
N6A ID ~ 8.4
James NcKettrick. eH of
sw1 -. ..................2 20 80 CT,
Robert Scott, SEX. ......... - 16O 1914
Antonio Schmelke. sh of
SEX 25 80 TO
81 G Simmons. eK OF swk 20 80 S.4l
VIC Simmons. nw1 .... 80 1892 1872
NJ w Handen. eh of SEX. 81 90 LIS,
Henry johnson. 81 of mex 81 80 To
Carrie Christensen, M of
seN ........................ "a 80 e.s
Jacob Christensen, sK of
SEA ...................S "a 80 TO
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1900-02-14
A LIST OF
D6IlnQuent axes
UPON REAL ESTATE

Within the county of Redwood State Of
Minnesota, for the year A. D. 1896, remain
day in January. A. D. 1900, and the penal
ties accrued thereon.
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st. Louis. Wednesday. May .. 1870.
Received daily by II. X. Francis. Bro. 6 CO..
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-05-24
Iron MOI Mt.

Tain
T"N-s Fast NH 10 Little
!.H,k. f"SarSana Dallas.
Erst Worth and Abilene
Delta. Columbus and Cairo
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-05-24
CONTAMINATION ASKED.
Troubles Of Brentwood Branch
Railway Multiplying.

The troubles Of the Brentwood. CLAYTON
and 81. Louis Railroad Company, a
branch Of the Suburban. running from
Brentwood &c DeHodiamont. seem 10 nave
Cniy fairly begun. As was stated IN yes
to-day's Republic. William l.. Meyers. Il
property owner on SiXty-Sixth street. near
the Olive Street road. established a shot
sun quarantine against the company that
compelled IL to 20 tC the Circuit Court at
Clayton for an Injunction. Yesterday morn
ing Judge IirZel granted the order tie
Straining Meyers from further interfering
in the matter. hut a. soon as h. had done
-. ID. Licbsrste-n. another property owner
on Sixty-SiXth street. appeared in court ard
asked fer a similar injunction aglinEt ire
company. restraining il from nuiliiT; liz
tracks along Or through his property,
In his petition. Liebcrsteip alleS ,Iat
Sfxty-sivth street - Still q private ;h1rrIsh-
fare. "a n wa never accepted By the
IL. had 70 jurisdiction to grant a raiirC.ta
franchisr over IL. lie also alleged tl.t tle
building cf the road would work an irTep-
arabic injury to his property.
Judge Hirzel promised to grant he tom
parary injunction provided Lieoarstein
wnuld file q Sl5.0cb bond. This. the plaintiffs
attorney. William f. Fish. promised he
would do this morning. The temporary III
junction will operate until the neXt term OF
court. next October. when Judge HirZeI will
decide whether il shall be made permanent.
This is where the cowpanN'S ernbarras Sm'Iit
is most apparent. Mr.. FISH says hat ac-
cordine 10 their franchise the road must he
by August |, or II Will be for-
feltsd. I; Is thought that a compromise will
be reached.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-05-24
BOY THRASHE0 AFTER ALL.
Maurice Thompson's Father Fol
lowed Courts Advice.

Sixteer-year-old Maurice Thompson Of
Glendale did not, after all. escape The
punishment that Justice J. Il. eenSf Aiier
of Clayton recommended to His father,
Harry &. Thompson. in his court At the
county seat last Tuesday. As was stated
exclusively in Yesterdays Re- puh.ic. ycCng
Thump.on was q defendant In the SIuire's
court on charges that We're preferred b.
lt-yenr-oId Agnes arma On account q
the statement made by Agnes and the
youth Of her erstwhile admirey. Justice
Graenstclder concluded not to holl Inn tor
the Grand Jury and offered to dismiss the
case. provided his father would thrash him
In open court. When Thompson pere ie-
fused To comply with this request. Justice
Greersfelder asked him to administer the
punishment after he reached his home, at
No. Tl3 Lanham avenue. Again the fond
parent declined. much to the disappoint-
ment of the Court.
But. after reaching home. II seems. &c
cording to the statement of one of AIr.
Thompsons neighhors. the Old gentle
man changed his mind and concluded tn
give Young Maurice a dose Of hickory oil.
Mr.. Thompson is a man of iarse physique
and possessed of considerable vicor. to
which fact young Maurice was willing 10
testify yesterday.
1T was he deserved" was Justice
Greensfelder's comment, when he heard
of the occurrence.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-05-24

LOCAL STOCKS AND BONDS.
fractions TN Demand and Stronger
snlcs ONLY Fair.

Tho dealings on the Stock Esg harC.. while
not heavy. w"re large. than they haze hen tins
week ami the market WAS liveli.r and r-r.s
active. fractions wer" the chief ATTRACTION.
though there was an imr-nS Ell demand for other
securities. especially hank and trust stocks.
several being stronger. but mor" changed haris.
Mining stocks came in for their share Of et;en-
tion.
There were good orders this morning for
largely to the fact that there were fcw sellers
the dealings we're light. The Is were wanted IN
large blocks at f>6.5 hut ONLY one Sold al that.
the ha!anre amounting 10 lS.@h. bringing the
selling price II So.
Tinted preferred and Transit common stock
were In good demand and stronger. The form, =
sold to the amount Of III shares at S1f.5g and
closed AZ Soc. and tire latter brought SOL,
for 81 shares and more silahe at that.
Both lead. silver and gold mining stocks wsr,
in demand this morning in u faint way. hut there
was cniy on. sai~ ard that WAS in 10 Shires
Gfanite-Bi-MstiIIic al $2-5iia. Other socks
showed no changes ~ Importance.
Trust stocks attracted more attention 'han
for quite a little while. but nothing was done.
Union was The strongest. having hts Of Sud
With no sellers. Lincoln was weak at $50 hIt.
and -. Louis and Mississippi Valley We're bid
S3li and $50 respectively.
-rrokers were more friendly to bank stocks
than Of late. Eoatmsu's. in which a dividend
'f ~ per cent is due IN the lst. NJ: wanted
at SiSl. and Continental clvsei with buy
"rs at sl,3. 'pmm' rcc .ni Observation-Disclosures
i-'iag o.fsr.! ~ S.55 and siIa. respectively
There were the usual bids II par 10 80 =
for certain street railway bonds. but no sales
- offers.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-05-24
FINANCIAL.
Three Forks Timing and Reduction Co.
Stock. . . Sl.OO Per Share.
Room O Holland HuildinE.
N. w. HARRIS g. COMPANY
CHICAGO NEW Yoak BOSTON
Price, Mccormick d Co. S
Cotton Letter.

New York. May 23.-Price. Mccormick x Co,
in their circular Issued to-day. say:
August ana July contracts on the Ne" AoEN
Cotton Exchange to-day have to-day been In a
state Of semi-panic, declining respectively -
and 30 points, This tremendous ami almost uh-
psralIeled decline has been the result OF a pam
icky liquidation on the part Of those people VINO
we're long Of August in anticipation "f an Az
gust corner. II has not, perhaps. occurred y"
them as they sold their August that an August
corner in order to he successful! must De com
parat.veIv without what are known as 'tGiefs'
and the LARGE amount Of this COTTON which has
been lfquidated technically strengthens the sifua-
tion. The statistical position continues TO gam
daily in strength and. with or without an An-
gus, corner. August cotton in the neiGhoorhood
of 81 cents seems 10 Us cheap cotton We would
not advis. our friends to attempt TO follow
manipuiators, but simply to make UP their
minds when Gotten is cheap. aud when 1t Is
cheap. as We think II is at present prices. TO
buy It, selling II " hea they secure a reasonable
profit. IL remains our confident conviction that
August cotton on Its merits must sell at ss
cents or higher in New York before the season
closes and at 5izd IN Liverpool before the ma
turi.y OF August-September.
tSigned) PRICE. MCCORMICK & CO"
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-05-24
100000.
County Courthouse Bonds.

Sealed proposals will he received hy me n, my
orhce in Palmyra, Marion County, No. up to
$50 O'Clock p. m. June is. 1899. for the purchase
Of one hundred thousand dollars tslsl. 0yO worth
az Marion County. Missouri. Courthouse bonds
per cent per snnU;n. and will be redeemaDie
within twenty years: fifty thousand dollars be
ing 5-2os, and fifty thousand dollars Io-29s. Eacn
sLd every bond is TO be Of the denomination cf
Eve hundred dollars $500. bearing date of June
80. 1890: interest payable semi-annually. on thu
first days Of January and July.
These bonds are legally issued. and are to 10
secured by a sinking fund The principal ard
interest are payable at the office Of the County
Treasurer. in the town. county and State afore-
said. Proposals will be considered Tor the entire
amount OF bonds. as above named, or for any
part thereof not less than twenty-five thousand
dollars tt2S. 50). at the ortion of the bidder.
Each proposal must be accompanied by a certl-
fed check of ! per cent of the par value Of the
amount Of bonds hidden on. All checks Of un-
successful bidders will lie returned to them. All
submitted proposals will be opened by me. in
the presence Of the County Court. at l:S O'Clock
2. m. June is. 1900. The right is reserved TO re-
sect any and all bids. The transfer of these
binds and the payment for same must be con-
sun1inated by June 80. 1900.
Marion County. Missouri. has at present no
bonded or other Indebtedness. The assessed valu-
alton Is about $3.50 .0o; actual valuation over
81. 10000.
day Of May. 1900. +. II. BRUNK
Treasurer Marion County. Missouri.
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Foreign Exchange.

There VAS not much demand FOR foreign OK
change and the market was DUH and barely
stsaGN-
Il. r. Francis. Bro. & Go. report dosing
rates as follows:
Prime sterling. cables 4.sSssNl2: checks ass.
a.. ~ days 50.
Commercial bankers checks ass: 90 days
ASS. 81 days i.S5@s3i..
Grain hli, asa. cotton bills 4.stt.
Bankers Paris cables 5.I: checks 5.I.ssIf-l6;
60 days 5.fSiS Oils.
Commercial French francs. checks 5.Ist.: -
days us. a LID.
Swiss francs. checks 52181-is; 81 DAYS 5.e3rs9
Lis.
Belgian francs. checks 5.17i.; 50 days 5.ars
mifs.
BANKERS reichmark cables s5ssQ.-iS: checks
81 3-1tH'4. - days Si's a HIS
Commercial r-ichnark. checks % i-f6TJs: 81
days ~ 1l6Hi.. 80 days "a I-lsqL.
Bankers Dutch s%uiiders. checks 40.; 90 days
icd IL.
Commercial Dutch c~uiliers. checks :, SIS. -
dav, =, ISIS.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-05-24
New York Market Gossip.

The follow ing s@ynopsis Of ,hs gossip in regard
KITS waS received by d. Il. Francis. Bro. * 20.
NV York. Nav 2a-London market was dull
ard fi,t again to-day. and arhitrage business
was light. NOT more than I"'"v sintts. iht iraI-
Ing side. the only purchases being. of y. =. com
mon. witch was taken steadily by both Berilh
Titre was again little con mission business To.
day ana brokers generally WEI. ne. rN.ep'
mated is5osG for their own account. There was
:.me covering Of shorts by hrsr ,aSc:H around
Ike: was Gun and presented few features worth
II the afternoon there was more covering of
81 osts around the room, mlstly BY one broke.
today. though. was understood to he Tor bear
traders who had teen active sri tiers OF the mar
sse,isst il kmerican Tobacco.
Nuithe,n Pacific was sirorg during the greater
iocai banking Interests here. The movement; was
based wholly on reports that the stock will he
put on q 4 per cent basis in lame. when "A : per
cent Sc niaEnuaI dividend IS expected on the
The trading In Sugar refining was on a large
scale again to-day. \ s.s19 uaft Of the buyinS
was by houses that tandl" what is REGARDED az
"a. again ,ciiya in .dysnc'nr the price ana n
II. Thomas ha.! several arg" buying orders. The
~ sifelt Of the Germany was quoted AZ assert
Ills assertions wcre followed almost immediately
by an cdvanc" Of Toe Per Ia lbs. by the Ameri-
quickly announced the same advance. making I5c
adv Hnce SO far this week The early activity In
Brooklyn Rarid Transit vas on buying for the
same account as American Tos5ceo
LaZari F-erss has engaged Sl.25i.OO gold to
Poris tc-morrow by TAduitaine- This makes the
total gold engagement or exported since April IS
so. 34n. Goa.
Late London cables were as follows:
Lordon. Las q. MN the American depart
n.ent improvement is noted in the tone Of the
market. and pricps arr. from = to !. nor com
above The final figures at New York yesterday,
There appears IN he very l:tie stock Offering.
London tEveninep.-1he market for Amerirsn
railway shares closed on the curb firm AZ the
best figures on arbifrage buving: other d.nar,-
merits were steady. Tn. Paris Bourse was rr,;et
and tho Berlin Boersa fat.
The following advicts In regard to cotton were
r Criveri:
New York. May ss-Lverpooi I point higher
on spots: middiings Jisd. Sales seq bales. Flu
tHTss Opened l1e points higher. but Under IiQui-
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New York. May 2S-Money on call easy at u,
az per cent; last loan = per cent: prime mercan-
tile paper 3lzafis per cent. Sterling exchange
easy. with actual business in bankers bills al
~N.sifHisi& for demand and at 81 .s4S, a.. Si7s
for 50 days: posted rates s4.S5is and 81. So: COM
mercIai bills S.siI4.S4s. Silver certificates epD
sic: Mexican dollars Gizc. Exchanges 1855. s45. 64o:
s., 347.
PHIL 6elnhia, May 2s.-Cearfngs 81, Isl. $50; bal
ances s.. Is. $50.
Baltimore May 23.-CIearings 5000, s7s: bal
ances $50, 4sS.
chicago. May c3.-Clearings SCI 81. css: balances
Sl.s64. .3S. Posted exchange N.s5is and si-Ssis;
New York exchange &c premium.
Dar Silver.
Now. York. Nav 25.-Rar silver Gc per ounce.
London. May e5.-Bar silver steady at 81 9-lsI
per ounce.
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