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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-01-08
worlds visible SuppIy.

New Orleans, La, Jan. 7-Secretary
Testers statement of the worlds supply
of cotton made up from special cable and
telegrapnic advices, show an increase dur
ing the week just closed of 1879 bales,
against a decrease for the same time last
year of "a 400 bales, and an increase year
before last of 2216 bales.
The total visible is AL bales against
4.271 ,662 last week and APO. 1888 last year.
OF this total, of American cotton there is
4, 134 AL bales, against 4,059,66 last week and
,63S last year, and of all other kinds,
including Egypt, Brazil, India, ETC., 2i6C00
bales, against 2l2,OOO last week, and 1885,
300 last year.
The total worlds visible supply of cot
ton shows an increase compared with last
week of 1O8,779 bales and an increase COM
pared with last year of 100 108 bales.
During the week the worlds visible sup
ply of American cotton has increased IA,
us bales, whereas this week last year it
decreased 81, 500 bales. and this week year
before last it decreased 1874 bales. The
supply of Indian, Egyptian and other kinds
increased this week $4,000 against an
increase this week last year of 13.1O), and
an increase year before L. of $1,000 bales.
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NAVAL STORES.

Spirits Turpentine-There was a per-
pendcular drop in the amount of receipts
during the past week. The light offerings
were firmly held by factors, and they
realized an advance in the price. Up to
Thursday the price paid for the receipts
was 3024c; then an advance of Nc took
place, and the offerings sold at 31c a gall
lon.
To-day the market opened with 31c bid
bulletined at the Board of Trade, with
sales of 25S casks. The demand continued
strong. and at the close the market was
bulletined firm at 31kc bid, with no sales
reported. The receipts to-day We're G94
casks.
Rosin-The business of the new year IN
rosin started out by a revision in the
prices of the pale grades. Water white de-
clined 20 cents, and window glass and N
&c each The remaining grades remained
firm for four days, and inclined to adj
vance On Thursday &c was added to the
value of G grade.
To-day there were other changes in the
market. At the first call at the Board of
Trade the market was bulletined firm,
with sales of 1877 barrels. II and / grades
were advanced &c a barrel. At the last
call there was a decline of SC on water
white and window glass, and an advance
of SC on K and f grades The sales at
The close were ga barrels. The receipts
to-day were 1000 barrels. The sales for
the week aggregated about the amount Of
the receipts. There was good demand at
the close.
Ouotations-At the close of the market
to-day the following quotations were bull
letined al the Board of Trade:
Spirits turpentine, firm; 311sc bid for reg
ulars.
Doefn firm
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REVIEW OF THE MARKETS.
CONDITION OF GENERAL TRADE
DURING THE PAST WEEK.

MIN General Wholesale Depart
mcnts Recovering From the Holt
dnv DnIIness-Activity Revived in
,he Grocery Observation-Disclosures
and Dry Goods Trades Quiet-COt-
ton steady at 1-16 Cent Advanced
stores In Good Demand - Other
Markets Steady.
savannah, Jan. latter the dullness
Characteristic of the holidays, trade was
SLOW to revive. However, the general
Wholesale traders have shown some reac-
rion after a quiet trade of ten days and
during the past week the wholesale gro
Gerry business was particularly active for
me season of the year. The hardware
and dry goods trades remained quiet. as
Is usual at the beginning of the new year.
The cotton market remained unchanged,
with the tone steady and sales light. Spir-
Is turpentine was in strong demand for
the light offerings, and the price advanc-
81 to S11sc a gallon. Pale grades of rosin
declined, but other grades were firm and
generally advanced The demand was
good and the sales were heavy. The Sc
curity market revived, and, although
oujet there was a good demand for in
vestment issues with offerings very light
Exports of cotton, naval stores and lurn-
her we're in full volume during the week
The following resume of the different
markets, both local and Geographic, will
show the tone and the quotations at the
close to-day:
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The following were the quotations FOR
the corresponding date last year: Spirits
turpentine firm at 25&c. Rosin firm: A, b.
C. $3.50: d, S1.50; E. $3.50; f, $1.50; G. $15714;
Fl. S165; l, Sis; X, $1.sO; NJ, $i.95; N, S1.95;
w G, $40; w W. $3.50.
Receipts and Exports-The total receipts
for the past week were 1919 casks spirits
turpentine ard 2).472 barrels rosin. The ex-
ports were 25i7 casks spirits turpentine,
and 23,55i barrels rosin moving as follows:
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THE MORNING NEWS SATURDAY, JANUARY s. 1898
Central Il PeninsuIar Railroad

Miles Shortest Line Miles
TIME EFFECT g. 1895
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DRY G0ODS.

New York Jan. THE market for dry
goods has undergone no change for the
better. Prices are still very low and the
demand exceedingly light On the other
hand wooden goods of most descriptions
show lively and well sustained market.
Othern branches of the dry goods mar
ket are about normal.
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Stock .............,.....'ss'' of,-OU -o1'0'-
Charleston, S. c., Jan. 7.-Turpentlne'
,,,orl1et Arm a. 9OnSc; sales. none. Rosin,
firm; sales. none; unchanged
wilmington, n. c., Jan. 7.-Spirits tur-
nentine. sic. Rosin firm, $1.15 and $l.20.
Tar firm, $50.
New York. Jan. 7.-Rosin steady, sl4O
Turpentine firm, 33%c.
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RICE.

Market steady The following quo
tations are for round lots in first hands:
Fair ..................... .....,'....'.. Saga
Good ............ 414Q41a
prime ............. .......... 4%G5
C,boica ...,.,,... ......... .514Q51k
Rough-75c to $1.0O per hushel.
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To New York 65S casks spirits turpehtlhe,
and 800 barrels rosin; to Baltimore, casks
snirits turpentine and 400 barrels rosin 90
Boston. 1871 casks spirits turpentine and lbo
barrels rosin; to Philadelphia, "A casks
spirits turpentine, and 100 barrels roslh, 10
Rotterdam. 627 casks spirits turpentine,
and 10. 226 barrels rosin; to Trieste, 30 casks
shirts turpentine and 1926 barrels roslni
to London. $50 casks spirits turpentine, ana
1850 barrels rosin; to Goole, S,l5S barrels
rosin; to the interior, 80 casks spirits tur-
pentine and 602 barrels rosin.
Receipts. shipments and stocks from
April l, 1897, to date, and to the corre-
spending date last year:
Spirits Rosin.
Stock on hand April l, 1897. 4,SS6 1889
Received this week .......... l,Sl9 z9'4iz
Received previously .........292,S17 92S,4i6
Total Az 1195, 257
Foreign 1887 652, 9s1
New York ........,......'.'''' 500 100 o 10
Sundry Acoastwise ........... 41o4 l4z7S9'
Total 5.276 1884. O1S
stock ........ A1s6 POI. 289
1896. 1896
On hand April l, 1896 ......... 5.3l9 lSi'9IS
Received this week .......... 9,4S2 80 zS4
Received previously .........S7'So $40 lo4
Total ...........8 16,7O6 LII ABS
Shipments zoo
Foreign DOT odo' 100
New York ...................' ~ 'ouV S9'ooS
Sundry coastwise ............. 4,756 l3s'5O9
Total ...............''.'''''''@ o1'4Vo 0'''-O'
The Delta independent., 1898-12-09

Quite good deal hss been said the
past two weeks concerning the possibility
OF another railroad building to Oursy.
We have endesvored to find the source
u the report but have beon unable to do
so. In our opinion the only feasible
scheme is the extension Of the South
Park from Gunnisop through the North
Fork valley to Delta and Montroso and
the Paradox valley into Utah. running .
spur up here from Montrose. Tho South
Park was sold few weeks ago and 1t
must be the purpose Of tho purchasers
to build the read into q country that
will give it business enough TO puy tho
operating expenses. 1t bias been common
talk for long time that the ultimate
destination OF the South Park was Salt
Lake. but the company that has had
control u it have not bad ihs backbone
necessary to make the extension. II .
break lie made to build railroad into
this city, il is highly probable that the
Rio Grande will 10y . third rail between
here and Grand Junction and otherwise
improve the present Ouray
Herald.
The Delta independent., 1898-12-09

Genuine roup is diptheria disease,
and contagious. There are d'stempers
and infiuenzas that show similar symp-
toms that may not be contagious. but
genuine rOup. with swelling OF head.
discharges Of matter from nostrils. eyes.
etc. is contagious. and the disease has
been communicated from fowls to hu
man beings. 1t can be prevented by
removing the one. two or three sick fowls
to n hospital, and either taking the
flock OF well fowls to fresh, clean, CON-
Portable quarters, or by disinfecting the
old quarters thoroughly with zsnoleum
or chloro- -naptholeum. or weak solution
OF carbolic acid. Saturate roosts. sides.
floors. everything. 1t is not worth while
to doctor fowl after it gets beyond the
s,cond stage. with putrid discharge.
Besides it is dangerous. II one has the
skin Of the hands abraded and some OF
the diptheric matter gets on it the re-
suit might be serious. The recent report
OF the bureau OF animal industry on in
fectious diseases among poultry gives
numerous cases Of the disease passing
to human beings. Treatment in the
first stage 10 all right, and often arrests
the disease. 1t cOnsisrs mostly OF good
hygicnic conditions. removal Of all exca-
vations. local application OF disinfectsnts
comfortable. we'll ventilated quarters. etc.
Often the disease runs slow chronic
course and the most OF the fowls recov.
The Delta independent., 1898-12-09

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d,.v;py room TIL. toilet room. are nm.
usually roomy-s circumstance 10 which
much Of the trai :. ,onulari,v i. dine
In each Of the two reclining chair car.
are srass for fiftv ..;x Dsr.on. I.di-.. and
ysn,lrman.' ,oi,e, room. tvi,h .o.p
marbl. va.h h..;n. comb h,u.h towel,
and mn abundance. ~ v,,., ho.b ho,
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The Delta independent., 1898-12-09
J. Brisbane Walker. editor Of tie c.

J. Brisbane Walker, editor Of the Cos
nopolitsn. Who recently came out in .
statement that he proposes to fight
Croker and Tsmmany to the bitter end.
wss formerly the editor and proprietor
Of the Denver Mirror. u weekly publica-
tion devoted TO literature and fine arts.
II was Mr.. Wslker who laid ou; River
park, near the Union depot in Denver
and built the castle like structure on
the grounds. Mr.. Walker has under
taken job now that will keep the flies
"a him for some time to cume
The Delta independent., 1898-12-09

It is nov definitely known that sugar
beet factory will be established in the
Grand valley. In or near Grand Junction
a. articles Of incorporation were fled
this week by John F. Campion. J. r.
Mckinney, J. J. Brown. Charles Boet-
cher and C. N. Cox. all well known min
ing men and bankers. They have inter
ested tho railroads. coke and lime COM
panies and have signed contracts with
farmers for $500 acres OF bssts. This is
someth,ng the people Il Delta county
should be investigating as it means 4
market for our sugar beets ~ well as
those Of the Grand valley.
The Delta independent., 1898-12-09

Some new holiday advertisements ap.
psar in this issue which will be OF inter
-. to readers. The season for the buy
ing of presents approaches aud the
dealers which will give you the best
bargains will call your attention to the
fact through the advertising merits Of
the newspaper during the next three
weeks. and Il u 10 your own interest TO
keen posted,
The Delta independent., 1898-12-09

Mr.. j. y. winton went TO Moptross
tie first of the week and made tinsl
proof on his coal claim on upper Tongue
creek. which will settle as far as this
mine goes the probability of tho govern
mcnt cIoring it down. - there is an al
mDst certainty of its d ing with other
mines within the forest reservation on
the Grand mesa unless the claimants do
make tibal proof. The Winton is now
beyond this danger. The road 10 tie
mine 10 nov in iirst class condition and
Mr.. Winton has lately erected scales for
weighing the coal and has an excellent
bunk house and corrsls and stables Tor
the accommodation Of those patrouix;ng
the mine.
The Delta independent., 1898-12-09

The following letters remain in the
postofficc at Delta. Colo. Dec. 9th, 1893
Vim. Daly. Joseph Buzzard. c. G. Ew-
ing. Jacob Freeman. w. II. Fleming.
Mrs. L. C. Hampton. j. Head. NJ. +. Hunt.
Lizzie jackson. ID. W. Page. Cora Rnu
ner, George Steidinger. Mrs. L. 3. Sci
Ter, Luet!s Lucompt. Chss. W. Tyson.
Ii. c. Wommack, Warren Watkins. WIN
Young
In calling for these letters please say
they are advertised.
w. RAY SIMPSON, Postmaster.
The Delta independent., 1898-12-09
Christmas Sale !!
At Miss CalIoway's
MILLINERY Store {!
Trimmed Goods. Walking Hats,
Sailors, Ta,ns. and Q few novelties
going st cost.
Ssotsssrd srsr'~rpsc~r via every ! w.s.i u
Ruas
Beginning MONDAY. Dec. IL, and
ending Saturday. Dec. ~. 1898.
teset 81 'ur r,so~~ y . ' ss.lsnvn.Iy en-
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The Delta independent., 1898-12-09

The retention OF the Philippines by
the United States will not hurt the
country to the west OF the Missouri riv
o. to any extent, but rather benefit it.
II the treaty 10 finally ratified by the
Senate. making these islands really be
longing to this country, it will start the
big eastern railroads building indepen-
dent lines TO the Pacific coast.
The Delta independent., 1898-12-09

There arc rumors shost that tho
Loutssnhizer ditch people propose the
coming year to tap the Cimarron river.
and BY twenty seven mile cana! drop
the vstsr over Squsw hill into Cedar
creek and from thence into their ditch.
Any scheme that will bring more water
Into the Uncompagbre valley will be .
blessing and should DO encouraged by
oil means in our power.
The Delta independent., 1898-12-09

The Delta County Board of Trade
should Be- called together without delay
and plans laid for work for ncIt year
The coming season will be one prolific
10 Possibilities Tor our county and We
shooid get in pos,tion to help the boom
along. A great deal of work can he dous
By this organisation that cannot we'll bs
done by individuals. such as advertising
the resources OF the county and direct.
Ing immigration this way. IN answering
lstters from iEquirerr. in helping along
plane for public improvcmsnis and in .
thOusand and one ~sys L-lp materially
10 deveIOpe the .. sources IL the county.
The Delta independent., 1898-12-09
M.. Ben Corbin invited . f.v friend.

Nrs. Ben Corbin invited fsv friends
TO her homo on Monday evening for the
purpose OF surprisins Ben and a course
when he came homo he was surprised
The evening was spent in an enjoyable
manner with games etc. Thoss present
we're: Nesdames Gibbs. Aowcr. Down
ing and Kistler. Misses Cameron and
Highly; Messrs Gibbs, Mower. Downing.
Kistler, Clack and Folsom.
The Delta independent., 1898-12-09

Colorado's gold product for the year
Just closing 10 estimated to be close on
to thirty millions Of dollars. and the val
ue Of silver product about twelve mil.
lions. Any state that can add forty-tvo
million dollars to the circulation Of the
country in one year is certainly not bad
on - far - prosperity goes.
The Delta independent., 1898-12-09

The peace comm issiopers have about
concluded their labors and will soon
have the text Of the treaay drafted. The
United States takes about everything
IN sight. In everp instance where the
Dag was once raised there it will remain.
"Old Glory" 10 = stsyer. Incidently. the
Philippines will cost US s2O.OOO.OOO.
The Delta independent., 1898-12-09

Rev. G. 7. Welcome. u Chicago Ill.
will open series Of meetings at the
Court house beginning Friday evening.
Dec 9th. Everybody il cordially invited
to attend and will be well treated. Sub
iect will be announced from night to
night
The Delta independent., 1898-12-09

Service at the Methodist church both
morning and evening next Sunday.
Morning subject, "How to hear Gods
voice." Evening subject. Refined Gold"
Mrs Carr and Miss Croxton will sing at
the morning service. Everybody wei
come,
The Delta independent., 1898-12-09

Rev. G. T. Welcome. wife and two
daughters. who are on their way TO Cali
fornia stopped of, Sunday, for q few
days visit with his brother 10 law. j. p.
Kuhnley.
The Delta independent., 1898-12-09

There are signs this Early in the game
that the Democrats and Teller Silver
Republicans OF the coming legislature
will fuse on organizing both houses
leaving the Populists and administra.
tion Republicans to hold the bag
The Delta independent., 1898-12-09

A number OF the wives and sisters OF
Knights OF Pythias met Tuesday after
noos and perpecfel temporary lodge
Of Rathbone Sisters. sending for = char.
ter. etc.; whom that received the lodge
will be made permanent.
The Delta independent., 1898-12-09

The state canvass OF the vote cast last
month 'or members Of Congress and for
the legislature has been made by the
proper officials, and the results are not
different from those given after election.
The Delta independent., 1898-12-09

Miss Setta Friend entertained few
Of her friends most chsrningly at whis
Tuesday evening.
The Delta independent., 1898-12-09

Buy your wife Il range for . Christ
mas present and there will be peace in
the family. See Corbin 4 Sanders stock
before purchasing and get their prices.
The Delta independent., 1898-12-09

Misa Callawav has moved her stocl
OF millinery into the Stevens building
next to DIR. Houts' Office.
The Delta independent., 1898-12-09

Mrs. Dave Hens!er returned from
visit to the home folks in Montrnee las
Sunday.
The Delta independent., 1898-12-09

The merry jingle OF sleigh bells arc
heard on the streets Of the near by
mountain town. which indicates xn un-
usually early heavy fall OF snow.
The Delta independent., 1898-12-09

- yoas CAssss9ss 1sss. Isoo - ~
~. Dsass l'ysss Ce.
The Delta independent., 1898-12-09

Sam H. Blair 10 down from Telluride
looking over the agric altural interest Of
the county with view OF investing.
The Delta independent., 1898-12-09

A. X. Savage shipped . large bunc
of cattle out OF hero Sunday.
The Delta independent., 1898-12-09

W. H. Stewart o: 1ronton waa dow
the past fsw days looking sitter his inte,
ests here.
The Delta independent., 1898-12-09

The salvation Il the fruit growers Of
Delta will be the establishing u evapo-
sstors and canning facioies to use up
the surplus and ovcr-ripc fruit. Be o.
careful - one can there will be certsin
psecsntsss u the tender fruit that will
- too ripe for shipping before it can b-
picked and pscsed. aud il 10 this fruit
the evaporstus and c.nneries can save
n the growers. otherwise il becomes al
Ooos dsad loss Already good szrd
0vapossting estSbIlsnmeot L.s been
started st Paonis aud has worked up
eOosidersbie fruit. An establishment
a this kind sAosId be opessied 10 every
fSuss rsisiog section of tie county. 1t
= bssineo that requires very little
0kilSsd Da6os 10 operate. The greater part
& the work 4 psrpsring the fruit fos
shs fscsosy being doue by women and
children ~ tLsis homes sod brought To
he fsctssy r.sdy for the dry ing ki,ss.
Wses ths fruit , once drisu u y susily
bsps usta Q .sstss 1us is e.a b. iossu.
6iegisg ~ gso0ss ssos sstusn sss hss
1oAos ioDosoh - dso1 -
The Delta independent., 1898-12-09

: Corbin 4 SANDERS have a lsrgs siock
Of cups. ssucsss. Duss, h1sisss 81 locke
for Cbristmss presents for the little
folks.
The Delta independent., 1898-12-09

1t 10 predicted that the price OF wheat
will soar skyward as the result OF y
heavy foreign demand.
The Delta independent., 1898-12-09

Percy Houts was down from Hotchkis
Mon day.
The Delta independent., 1898-12-09
DELTA COUNTY BANK
tine,Sp-rs,ss Jiiy. iaso.p
Capital Paid Up $4,000

viii buy and s~ii Dcms- tie snl T~sp,rp rs.
change. Wili rsv int-ss 90 time d~rs>'ts. ss1
give ps"mpt and ess~fnl sis~ntica 10 coliss,,ss
The Delta independent., 1898-12-09

L-titia Guy k-,hIing. nee CrowI the
ssc~t whistler Who sppcssed ~ the ~v
sicaI and literary enfertainwess Let
night st the Cbsaesu frooteosc. = -
unt ring woskes ard student, and in her
own peculiar line = uiihout . rival.
Her .hi~iIius Is truly o.rvsIoss. the
svses .re I'll foil. rouns, s,d oeiIov. o.
says leaving srbo<s shrs hsses pssss
snsIy whss Ne auses the0sssvss hssU
d.sd sssy. Il Tie asrtS paUD q -
ssia ~ D1ssess sival ose 1ses He
oSsss = ~ pis.sio = ~ sssss sssao
= ~ siUAeis1sSs.-Qnsass 0sssssy.
The Delta independent., 1898-12-09

At the semc-abnual election u Officers
Of the Grand Mesa lodge No. 81. Knights
Of p thi.s. held in Castle hall. Tuesday
evening. the following were chosen:
Clarence Nelson. & G.. DIR. 8. B. Houts.
v. C.. n. r wcIcb, Prelate, Geo. d Fol
sou. n. o; W.. IT, W. Cniles. X u X.
and s.. L. A. Hick, y. of T.. Will IA.
Mather.. N. of r.. T. y. 0~er. N. ~ A..
J. y. Hsllmap. I. q. Joe. Rollins. u. q.
The Delta independent., 1898-12-09

DASe0t LANp. 1sSAL PoooT.
N0ssee Gss PaA1sess1S0.
UNirrp svArps LsSB urttce.
Mon, rp.~. Gallo. Nor ". ixa
Notice is he eby gwen that
JONAS \. JONN
af nenver G. isrado. has tiled nrtic~ - Intent
To make proof on his de.~rt ard claim No. i.s.
Ute sefies. fnr the east half IL s~etisa =. t.wn
ship ~ -enth. range ~ ~est "f the siHth prin~i-
pal meridian. hefor. tie kegi.trr aud Gec~ivvr
AT Montro-e. Colorado. In Eoiriay t.ie ii day q
January. isss.
lie names the f,ilo~iny witpss~rs u pr.s the
comp etc irrl alton Ai.d reclamation ~ the -
land, Va;
Jonn W. Powell. ko'ani Owens. Louis oven,
and y. J. fisber all of tNitA. C..i", Ada
J. A LAYTON. Register.
DIRT pub. Nov u est lse. 81
The Delta independent., 1898-12-09

State - Col rado. eou'fy ~ bslta. 90: In Tie
Di>sr ct Court, sep.s smbsf rm. A. u. tss
ib the msttrr nf the adjudication of water Ehi.
~ Water it.trict So u. In the counties 81
Mon'ru-e and Delta.
Peas bcf,re the Hon Therein Stevens. Jude~
of thr istrict touu Of DVlts Couuty, Ia tAs
hescnth Judicial District ~ the - tie aforesaid.
and nj ts rm thereof tc.un AMI holden at tie
COURTHOUSE IN the town of Ifefa. County and
state afofe<assi. on the hr-t TucssiIy u beln the
eh day "f s.rt.iuiyf. A. - tss
Present: Hon Theron Stevens. Jug. Coofgr
q. smith. sherin. L. y. sn!d.r. Cierk.