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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-07-28
Rice.
Financial.

Savannah, July 27,-Money is easy.
The bank clearlngs for the past week have
been Sl,O3s 46S Is, against s9+4, 1899. 80 for the
same week last year.
Foreign Exchange-The market is easier.
The following are net Savannah quotations:
Sterling commercial demand a S.:
sixty days, 81 1914 ninety days, 81 S614; francs,
Paris and Havre, sixty days. s. ~; SWISS
sixty days, S. 10; marks sixty days Csc
Domestic Exchange-The tone of the mar
ket is firm. Banks are buying at par
and selling at 4 premium.
Securities-1he market is dull and stag
nant.
Stocks and Bonds-state bonds Georgia
SO per cent. bonds. SO bid, 9754 asked; new
Georgia AZ per cent. bonds, 1915 1854 bid,
lll1a asked; Georgia Smiths, maturity 1896,
l04 Did, l05 asked.
City Bonds-Atlanta per cent, Io9ls bid,
ll0A asked: Augusta per cent, ia bid,
ll6 asked; Augusta per cent, 107 bid,
III asked; Columbus per cent, lO2 bid
1903 asked; Macon q per cent, 1llh bid, 1921
asked; new Savannah per cent, quarterly,
Oct. coupons, 1914 bid 1854 asked; new Savan-
nah 5 per cent, quarterly, August coupons,
LOG bid, - asked.
Railroad Bonds-Savannah. Florida and
western railroad general mortgage bonds, D
per cent. interest coupons, l05 bid asked;
Atlantic and Gulf list mortgage consolidated
per cent. coupons, January ana July. matu-
rlty 1897, lob bid i04 asked; Central consol-
ldated mortgage z per cent coupons, January
and July maturity. 1888. III bid, asked,
Central Railroad and Banking Company col
lateral gold SIS 81 bid. asked:
Georgia railroad 6s 1910 i07 bid 100
asked; Charlotte. Columbia and Au-
gusta first mortgage. 102 bid, lob
asked; Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta
Montgomery and Eufaula frst mortgage in,
dorsed 6 per cent, 90 bid. asked; Georgia
Southern and Florida first mortgage
8 per cent trust receipts, so bid, 81 asked
Savannah and Atlantic IS. indorsed 30
asked; South Georgia and Florida Endorsed
nrsts, 105 bid. lO6 asked; South Georgia and
savannah and Western IS trust certificates.
indorsed by Central railroad. IS bid, 40
asked; savannah, Americas and Montgom-
cry 6s, 49, bid, asked, Ocean Steamship
per cent. bonds, 1920 ~ bid 10
asked; Gainesville Jefferson and south
ern railroad: first mortgage, Ruaran-
teed. 90 asked; Gainesville. Jenerson
Gainesville, Jefferson and Southern second
mortgage, guaranteed 80 asked, Columbus
ana Rome hrst Endorsed Sc. - bid a asked
Columbus and Western per cent.
first guaranteed, 80 bid asked; Augusta
and Knoxville railroad per cent frst mort
gage bonds, 100 bid, iJ2 asked City aud SUI
puroan railroad, first mortgage per cent.
bonds -- bid. IS asked; Electric Railway
bonds 50 tia, 20 asked. Alabama Midland
per cent 80 ID. ~ asked.
railroad stocks Augusta ana savannah
per cent guaranteed q oid. 81 asked Central
common, bid, 1913 asked Georgia
common. - bid. ~ asked SCOTIA
s ssls6a o Rss ''95 s 6s sssss sa
Central . pr eeat certlnc1tet win 81,
1er for defaulted interest tic nv asked
atlanta auq West Point raliroHe ftoek "
liq ~ asked AfisUta and WeR Ponf per
cent aeffiHeat%t "a sia, y asked
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Stocks-The stock on hand and on ship
BOARD to-day was g. 9Sl bales upland and ga
bales sea island. against 120e6 bales upland
ana l .2S4 bales sea island at the correspond
ing time last year.
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500 saYalaah aad AopWopey . . . =. =.
d & IN pQ 3
Ne connects saannqh va foa eesrs 400 rselssar Sour sessa es
pontsi ne BORA WIZ sfsns FhN
- hatrsss saysnssh aaa ,g9psr-
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HINES AND EuRs.

Continued on Third Page
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According to the foregoing, Bombay ap-
pears to show an increase compared with last
year in the weeks receipts OF 5000 bales and
decrease in shipments of 5000 bales and
the shipments since Sept show a decrease
Of SO 600 bales.
Rice.
The market has been strong during the
past week, and all the stock obtainable has
been in the hands of few jobbers, who
quote the following prices:
Head, fancy. ........................... 6a61l
6ead .'.......,.-....-.. -....,...... ..5M 90
Prime. Observation-Disclosures. ........ 5I(G75I u
Good ..,...... .................... 4175X
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The following were the quotations for the
corresponding date last year: Spirits turpen-
tine. 2424c Rosn-A, B. c, D and E, 9Jc;
F. Csc; C. SlO0: H, S1.l5; 1, $3.50; K,
&C. Is: NJ, s. 50; n. So 25; window glass, So 50:
water white 1915.
Receipts and Exports-The total receipts
for the last week were 6,84l casks spirits
turpentne and "A ,S69 barrels rosin. The
exports for the week were 2,S46 casks spirits
turpentine and 25, 302 barrels rosin, moving as
follows: To New York, Is casks of turpen-
tine and ALP barrels ros1n; to Baltimore.
90 casks spirits turpentine and 2,0lS
barrels rosin; to Boston, 250 casks spirits tur-
pentine and 66 barrels rosin; to Philadelphia,
II casks spirits turpentine and 726 barrels
rosin; to Rotterdam, 1000 barrels rosin; to
CASTOR Dock. 1000 barrels rosin; to London,
2347 casks spirits turpentlne and 1850 barrels
rosiu; to Genoa, 100 casks spirits turpentine
and 3,430 barrels rosin; to the interior, 81
casks spirits turpentine.
RECEIPTS. SHIPMENTS AND STOCKS ON HAND
AND ON sHIPBoARD FROM APRIL /. 1894. TO
DATE AND TO THE CORRESPONDING DATE
LAST YEAR.
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MOVEMENT TO JULY 81, 1894
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-07-28

NET RECEIPTS AT ALL PORTS FOR THE WEEK
ENDING JULY p AND WEEK ENDING JULY
% AND FOE THIS WEEK LAST YEAR:
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The interior stocks have decreased duriag
the week 3 as bales aud are now 50 ~
Bales less than AZ same period laet year, ne
more than same week last year and since
Sept are lst f5s bales more thap fof same
ffulr la fs3tal
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RAILROADS.
GEORGIA.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF GEI

f.. H. NJ. Conner and r. $. HAYES Receivers
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and shipb'd $3.50 1OO,Sl9 26.i8S 142,s7s
New York, July 27.-Rosin dull and steady;
strained, common to good, 81 250S 80. Tur-
pentlne quiet but steady at 290291ac.
Charleston, July 27.-Spirits turpertine
nothing doing, receipts 1874 casks. Rosin-
barrels
Wilmington. N. c.. July 27.-Rosin firm;
tlrpentine, nothing doing. Crude turpentine
nrm' hard 81 90; soft 81 TO- virgin. 81 20.
Cotton.
The local spot market has remained I'M
changed during the last week. although at
other points prices have declined in order to
enect sales, the market here has remained
easy with prices lower to sell. The fact that
mere Is very little Offering stock has caused
somewhat hrmer undertone. The actual
STOCK at this port is smaller than at any time
within several years. The greatest interests
now centers in the prospects OF the new crop
Wnlch is reported to be in excellent
condition, and prices for future contracts
nave, IN consequence, reached the lowest
notch OF the year. There is only one consola-
uon left for the bulls, and that is, the large
crop which is at present expected is not as
Suted as yet, and with the fact that past
StdtS experience shows that this Is the most
entical time for the growing cotton, and
sumo unforeseen disaster might happen to re-
'd[u or destroy it to considerable extent
ply PROSPECTS, d1Ti6F the snd fa as
week, there was little change Of a pro-
uoQnced character. Some business with the
utlils took place. but SpinnerS buying in the
t ia careful manner about as much cotton as
ouey needed, While the information through
guy the cotton belt eXcites no great alarm.
Sume reports have not been up to the pre-
sto1s brilliant average and the weekly govern
uent report contained some features that
Elght be construed as slightly less prom sing
~ on the whole, the general promise OF the
Typ was not looked upon as impaired,
4 9,.- ne sales OF spot cotton for the week were
20 Oales The market was bulletined easy,
ever 10 sell at the Cotton Exchange a the
use today, with the following quotations;
n EaGhng far Observation-Disclosures. "a
NJ nlddlng Observation-Disclosures. rs
,'eellhg observation-disclosures. ga
70" mlddling ...................... ....... 81
- o-uILdIV .....,...-........ .....'''.. GA
sea Island-There were no receipts during
~ last week and no exports. i mere were
a.. SAFES. The market remained quiet and
GO t the following nominal quotations
n Eti.. NJ. ........ ......, .-.-. .... l35f4H
Frr me NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. lot29H
q ..ealum Fine ......'................ Is
',l4lm 20 Good Medium ......... .. 49,
E,.tlpts he receipts OF cotton 40 this
i.' ON an sources for the last week were
M "Hlts upland and no bales sea Island,
y I-'r5s l,@5d bales upland and bale sea
.tHQ last year
llf particulars Of the receiuts have been as
r,t Per Central railroad ii0 bales up
f f'f savannah. iofida ana western
'lt ~ bales upland, Per FLORIDA Cen,
a.4 Fenlnsular bale upland, per
M -o4hQ lailfoid, lbi bales upland
rsr. lhe ezporis FOR the past week
moving as 'i0ll0ws 20 Baltimore.
l'Iet upland b New York. ~ bales
''''. Island.
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Trains daily
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close onnec ton for
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New York, July 27-Extreme dullness char
acterized operators at the Stock Exchange
throughout the day. he dealings we're
wholly professional and were confined almost
entirely TO the four walls of the Stock Ex-
change. An effort was made In the early
from Washington that the prospect Of passage
Of tariff bill had improved, and the general
list did improve fractionally. but the advance
failed to hold because of the discouraging
news from the west concerning the corn crop.
This led to sales OF the Changers. which
yielded 4 to Is per cent. outside OF Burling-
ton and Quincy, which sold of from
70, seller so. when the price in the
regular way was "A. The bears were disposed
to be aggressive. but nevertheless held them
selves in check because of their fears that
congress may pass a tariff bill at any mo-
ment, which would give their opponents an
the market. Sugar received steady support
from its friends, and after yielding = to l0l4,
rose to 1881 and closed at 1923. Among the
specialties American tobacco advanced ~ to
S7as, Preferred pa to lU4 Minneapolis and ST.
Louis preferred TO 1872; Delaware
and Hudson to 1919; Consolidated Gas
broke to 12l15. Wheeling and Lake Erie
preferred declined 90 TO 321S on the decision
Of the directors to pass the dividend, but later
rallied to 81. DlStillers, after rising "a TO 1875,
was sold down to 1873 on rumors of a receiver
ship which we're afterward denied. the in
stigators OF the story being dragged into
court and put into bonds. The heavy gold en-
appreciable influence on the market Specu-
lation closed lifeless and barely steady in
tone. The total transactions we're so 90
shares including 21,O0O unlisted. The tond
market was irregular but in the main weak.
The quotations at the closing we're as fol-
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RECOGNIZED THEM At ONCE

We were all telling mosquito stories
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one particularly audacious man said:
"Oh, that's nothing. l was off the
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deck early in the evening, smoking
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out from shore and settled on the boat;
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We held up our hands in depreca-
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The first speaker didn't seem to APP
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INGENUITY OF THE QUAIL.

Quail leave the nest the moment
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seen running through the grass with
bits of shell hanging to them. They
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er than necessary to get their land
legs" butrun away through the grass,
followed by the mother, who watches
over them until they are old enough
to take care of themselves. When
suddenly surprised by a man or dog
the mother will try to draw attention
away from her brood by running along
the ground with dropping wing, pre-
tending to be wounded. The young
quail tiatten themselves out on the
ground and remain motionless When
the mother has succeeded in enticing
the object of her fear a sufficient dis
tance from her young she will sudden
ly rise and fly away with the swift
ness of an arrow.
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THE EGISAND NTELLIGENCER.
BEL AIR, ND, NOVEMBER 80, 1894.

DEL AIN, mO.J NOFcmoch oo, 1854.
COULDN'T SAY HER PRiYER.
EBEN f. REXFoRD.
Last night i'll the early twilight
Came my little one to my knee
With: Papa, rZe dretfie Sleepy,
An tired as tan be,
'Ou say my payer, please, papa,
For me deSt is one time
And she knelt down by the knee that
She was all too tired to climb.
The moonlight wove halo
Round the nodding little head,
And the drowSy lips dropped lower
As 81 lay me down" was said,
And before the prayer was ended
And the Lord was asked to keep
Through the night the child he gave me
She was very fast asleep.
When she came to me this morning
With Il hug and kiss, said she:
Il flank 'ou lots, dear papa,
Tause 'ou said my payer for me.
When dts dreffie Sleepy,
1t BOXERS me to pray,
Tause my eyes dest won't stay open,
So tan't see what to say ~
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The Deacon Ito the cowboy who
has just dropped in to see what re-
vival was like,-Young man, have you
made your peace with your Creator?
The Cowboy-I amt never had no
trouble with him.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-11-29
uOTICIhS EXTRhNJERhS

Londres, Noviombre l2.-Telegrafiar
al Tunes desde Chez Foo, que Ia guar
nici6n china de Port Arthur abandon6
la plaza.
Y al General NepS comunican esta
mafiana desde Shanghai, que Sc confir-
ma que las fuerzas japonesas sc han
apoderado sin resistencia de Port Art
hur, despues de un bombardeo insight
fcante.
Los representatives de las naciones
europeas en- Pekin Sc estau preparando
para abandonar la capital.
New York, idem 3.-Telegraffan al
World desde La Paz, Bolivia, que sc ha
sentido un fuerte temblor de TERRA EN-
la costa norte de Chile, causando much
dano en- una gran extension, produ-
ciendo la muerte a cien personas.
Londres, idem idem.-Comnnican De
Toxic que el Conde Ito, presidente del
Consejo de Ministries del Japon, ha ma
nifestado que fuerzas japonesas destrn-
yeron los torpedos colocados por los
chinos en- la bahia lie Talien- Nan, apo
derandose ademas de varios buques tor
pederos.
La escuadra china Sc disponia en-
trar en- la bahia de Talien- Wan cuando
de repente divis6 la japonesa, rctiran-
dose toda prisa hacIa ell puerto de
Wei Hal Wei
Roma, idem 12-Se LA descubierto el
robo de algunos mliones eie liras en- Ia
administration de los ferrocarriles ita-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-11-29

dista don Francisco G. Cosmos, acerca
del origen de nuestra nacionalidad.
Ha sostenido dicho sefior. que 81 con
quistador don Herman Cortes. que ~.
quien destruyo ell imperio azteca nara
implantar en- este pals la colonization
europea, es ell autor de la actual nacio-
nalidad mejicana.
Algunos colegas han recibido esta
atirmacion como antipatri6tica con
calor la han refutado, creyendo que con
ella Sc hace una tremenda iniuria los
mexicanos.
E1 Partido Liberal de aver publica
una carta del Sr. Lido. L. Justo Sierra.
en- que Sc demuestra palpablemente que
esta aseveracion NADIA tiene que yer con
ell patriotismo, pues bien podemos ad-
mirar todos los heroes aztecas, sin Greer
que ellos son los autores de la organiza-
clon social Y politica que hoy tiene Me
xico.
Dice el Sr. Sierra, dirigiendose i don
Jose p. Rivera:
Isl be explicado bien la distinction De
los dos terminus que empleare en- la so
luclon que tiene, en- mi concepto, el pro-
blema que usted me propone, esperO
que ella sera acceptable; bela aquf: Her-
nan Cortes fu6 como la personalidad
capital de la Conquista, ell fundador De
la nacionalidad; hidalgo, como la ser-
sonalidad capital de la Independents.
es el Padre de la Patrla.'
Sigue ell Sr. Sierra hablando lie los
beneticios que nos ira 10 la conquists al
ponernos Ell contacto con la civilzacion,
al crear la sociedad d que pertenecemos
y al realizar la inmensa communion de
ldiomas ideales, en- ell grupo que hoy
Sc llama hispano-
Manifesto ell Sr Sierra su admiration
por Cuauhtemoc, de quien dice que, mo-
ralmente, es cien veces mas grande que
Cortes; pero bajo ell punto de vista lie
la civilization, este era el que defendia
la mejor, sean cuales fueren los movies
que los impalsaban, pues no hay que
olvidar que imperio azteca extendia sobre
numerosos pueblos la sombra del Teoca-
Ii, que era una sombra de muerte.
Concluye resolviendo la question con
un toque magistrate: La obra del con
quistador, dice, fu6 una creaci6n, la de
Hidalgo, fue una redenci6n."
Por nuestra parte, estamos entera-
lnente de acuerdo con las ideas de Justo
Sierra.
Tan absurdo seria lamar los aztecas
creadores de nuestra nacionalidad, como
atribuir Hidalgo la organization de Ia
sociedad de Mejico. Aquellos formaban
un pueblo, cuyo modo de ser era total
mente distinto al del nuestro. lTidalgo
Sc encontr6 a la sociedad constituida,
POGO mas 8 menos, como hoy sc encuen-
ira.
Y 81 es cierto que nuestra Macdonald
dad Sc ha tornado de distintos elemen-
tos, es indudable que ell elemento espa-
mol es el predominante, pues de los es-
panoles tomamos nuestra lengua, nues-
ira cultura, nuestra religion Y nuestras
costumbres. Espana fu6 la que organize
la colonia y extendi6 su gobierno sobre
el territorio que despu6s pas6 a ser de
Mexico.
Puede, pues, decirse, sin atentar al
patriotismo, que los espanoles fueron
los creadores de nuestra naci6n, despue-
por Hidalgo Y los continua-
dores de su obra. ----- --- - =