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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-10-02
DIR. SIM MS
Vegetable Liver Pills

Elegantly sugar coated. No taste In ssailow-
.ng. Gripclcss and not sckening. oyerass
graudly. and yet you hardly know you takt
medicine The finest Liver, Kidney and Ston
acL medic cine known. VIII surely euro Iavsr
comp laints Kidney disease and stomach trOu.
llrs, Dyspepsia, etc. Cure. tired feeling. akln
affections hra,iacn,. dizziness, gddy'hea l. 70
Nice in every rrrprcB n n real LAYER medicine
bnu family Protection against Diseases 30
box, TN one ior*i sud by druggiSt$ih clu
Ana country. Depot US KING street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-10-02

PUBLIC SALE
To settle an estate. Will be sold at the auc.
ton room of Stidham s. Son, Iii East Fourth
street, on
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1892
at2 o'clock D. IN.
All that certain lot or piece of land with
brick dwelling house, numbered 4l0 East
Seventh street thereon. Beginning at po int
on til t southerly side of seventh street be-
tween Poplar and lombard streets having u
front of IL feer on seyenth street. running
back that width 1l2 feet to Jones street. has
sewer privileges. Sold clear OF all ncumhran-
ces. JOSEPH hyde
Frank G. Stidham Auc. sa6.2S30
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DALTiMUkE-
~ i OHIO X. X

Schedule In effect MGy
18th, 1894
All trains illuminAseA
with fintsch light.
ExPREss TRAI M.
Trains leavs Whining.
Ion, Delaware Avenue
ltatiop. far
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Pennsylvania Railroad.

Read the REPUBLICAN.
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PUBLIC SALES.

DUBLIC ALE-WILT. BE- SOLD AT PUB
e lie sale on tho farm of Frederick klair,
mile south of Centrevillc, Del, Christians
TUESDAY. OCTOBER3. 1899
at 1.30 o'clock p. ~.
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Navnl Heroes Deserve Fur Measure
Of Praise - Useful Lessons Drawn
From Their Bravery and Devotion.
Heroic Deeds Landed,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-10-02

FOR THE SOUTH.
Southern Railway.-6T p. m, daily
.,seners TO New Orleans. Aiken. Iiemphi
md Tampa: 1856 y. m.,, daily. slenpers t,
New Orleans. Memphis. Nashville. vis
Ahtiantic Coast Line.-l249 p. m. daily
-,aansrs TO Charleston, Jacksonville
Port Tampa and Macon; .s.5s night, daily
ssepers 10 Rish1 %SIS R EN- Jaeks9nyls
asiiv, dining car. and sleepers to Clncin
natl
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GRAIN, PROVISIONS. ETC.

New York, Oct. Flour quiet but very
steady at unchanged price with low grades
tending up on account of scarcity. Mime
sofa patent, So. 95@4. 25. Rye -four quiet good
to fair, SO 2OqS. 80 Bucl1wheat flour quiet,
81 25q2 80. Buckwheat steady, 57G5Sc. Corn
meal firmer; yellow Western, soc. Rye
steady; No. @ 6614c. Barley steady; feeding
41a43c. Barley matt quiet; Western, 55lt
Csc.
Wheat-Spot firm; No. red. 767sc; OPP
tons opened quiet at lsc advance on less
decline in cables than expected and moder-
ate northwest receipts. Ruled very steady
but quiet on local covering i'm anticipation
OF the holiday at Chicago Monday. Buying
was checked by the expected increase in
the visible supply statement Monday; clos
ed firm al 1sc net advance; March closed
S0i4c; May. @l4c; December 7hc
Corn-Spot strong; No. 2, 1880; options
opened quiet, unchanged prices and ruled
very steady on small local covering on con-
tlnued export demand. Business was
checked by the scarcity and firmness of
ocean tonnage; closed firm at nc advance
May closed, size; December closed 3715c
Oats-Spot steady; No. ,, pc; options
nominal
Beef quiet Family, O.5Od11 50; mess
$3.50; beef hams s2400025.O co. Cut meats
firm; picked bellies 6dsc; do shoulders,
7c; do hams, S24110Ac
Lard steady; Western steamed, s. soc; re-
fined steady.
Pork dull; mess, 50 2jd9. rs; short clear,
so. 25d11 70; family. $11 50d12 co.
Butter firm; factory, Halle; state dairy,
1G@22c.
Cheese firm large white, 1l2lc.
Eggs strong; state and Pennsylvania
2OlkQ2ic; Western ungraded at mark, llQ
1Sc.
Potatoes steady.
Cabbage dun
Petroleum firm; refined New York, IS 95
Philadelphia and Baltimore. IS 80; do in
bulk, $40.
Rosin quiet; strained common to good
81 .25Gt1 271a.
Turpentine steady. 511k@52c
Rice firm; domestic fair to extra, asa
7hc; Japan 4$i@JAc.
Cotton seed oil steady with sales Of 2,000
barrels, prime summer yellow; November
and December at SOc and held at Bic
prompt. Prime crude nominal butter
grades nominal.
Coffee options opened steady, unchanged
to points higher and developed pronouuc.
ed strength on active local covering de-
mand from abroad and investment buy
ing Further advanced 5d10 points. Larger
receipts al Brazilian ports and small Amer
lean warehouse movement were more shan
Offset by the marked strength OF foreign
markets. The c.ose was steady. unchanged
10 ten points higher. Safes 10 $50, including
October. 4.6Oc; November. 4 COO; SPOT Ito
steady to firm; No. Z invoice 55sc; No. Z
tobbing, 61sc; mild firm; CordoVa 6s+dl1%c
Sugar. raw dun, weak and nominal; fair
refining, 3%c; centrifugal, 96-test, Ne: mo-
lasses sugar, SIC; dull and nominal: re-
fined mould A, 5 7-16c; graduated, 5 5lGc.
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Sc neatsfoot, 6od75c; machinery l6d25c;
hnseed oil raw, lie. boiled. SOC: Kerosene
prime white. lliic; water white. 12isc:
Prats astral, l3lcc; deodorized stove gas
oline, in drums. i2iac
Gun Powder-Per keg Austin. crack
shot, 800; half kegs. $2.25: quarter kegs.
N.25; Champion ducking. quarter kegs.
SD; Dupont aud Hazard smokeless. half
kegs $lL35; quarter kegs 1851: l-pouud
canisterS. 800; less b per cent: Troisdorf
powder. 90c and St00 pound
Shot-Drop, $t60; b b aud large. SIS.
chilled. SfS5
Iron Market very steady; Swcdc. Sc
base, refined, $3.50 base.
Natls-Cut, $40 base; wire $3.50 base.
Barhed Wire-SS.95 per 100 pounds.
Lime. Ca.cium, Plaster and Cement
Alabama and Georgia line in fair demand
and sell at 75c a barrel bulk and carload
lot; special ca.cined plaster. $50 per bar
rel; hair, 4d5c RoSedale cement. Sl.10d
l.20; carload lots, special Portland ce-
ment. retail SEQ carload lots. SEQ
Lumber, f. o. e.. Vessel. Savannah
Minimum yard sizes, $250al4O0: car sills
slSjOWl5.00; difficult sizes SIG 0Oa2500; shin
stock, $25.00n30,00; sawu ties. SlO.5o1l1 90.
hewn ties, 35a3Gc
Cotton BasgiuS- Market steady-.Iute.
2A-pound. 7c; 2-pound. 6izc; 1a.-pound.
Csc; sea island bagelng, 9lic
Cotton Ties-Standard. 45-pound arrow
large lots, N.2J, small lots, $l25.
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my GOODS.

New York, Oct. THE market closes
the week very strong on all lines of sta
pie cottons and without open advances,
prices are steadily tending upward. The
demand for brown bleached and coarse
colored cottons is in excess of what sell
ers are disposed to accommodate Sales
of print cloths this week are very large
probably 500, 600 pieces, regulars and odds.
Market closing with strong upward ten
deucy Staple prints advancing but fan
cies irregular still Ginghams strong Cot
ton yarns very strong in all numbers, and
advanced Ac to l2c on week without
checking buyers. Mems wear worsteds
tending upward. Dress goods selling well
al firm prices
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OCEAN TREIGHTs.

Cotton - Savannah to Eoston. per
bale, Sl25; 10 New York, per bale.
500! TO Philadelphia, per bale. $780, to
Baltimore per bale, T0O; via New York
Bremen, soc; Genoa. GQc; Liverpool. 45c;
Havre TIC; ReVal zoe; diroct. Bremen. SOC ::
Barcelona 6oc; Genoa. zoe; Liverpool. SIC:
llavre. i0c; Reval, SOC.
Lumber-By Sail-Freishts strong. Sa-
Vannah 20 Baltimore. per NJ. $3.50; 10 Phila-
delphia $500; to New York. 500. to Boston
aud Portland, $50. crossties. a feet base.
TO Baltimore. lie; TO Philadelphia. i7Isc; to
New York, lSc.
BY -Lumber-Savannah 20 Bati-
more. $500 TO New York. $500: 10 dock
SIS; lightered-to Boston 10 dock, 500
Naval Stores-The market is firm; me
dunn size vessels. Rosiu-Cork for orders
SIS per barred of $40 pounds and 5
per cent. primage. Spirits Is Sd. Larger
vessels, rosin. Is Cd; spirits, As Steam
Toe per 100 pounds on rosiu; 90c on spirits
Savannah TO Boston and size on rosin. and
soc on spirits to New York
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NAVAL STORES.

Spirits Turpentne-The market c'osed
a ia riy gocd demand for spirits and the
arrival of The steamship Iris to-day, pro-
vidcd enough supplies have not been
bought 10 load her. may help this demand
The receipts for the day were Ill casks
The sales 5S7 casks, and the exports 2OS
casks.
Rosiu-The market remained firm and
unchanged to-day. There was nothing to
influence prices one way or the other
BUYERS were not in the market the later
pali OF The day. The receipts were LAPS
barrels. he sales 1876 barrels, and The ex-
ports .052 barrels. The followipg were the
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-10-08
LETTERS on COTTON.

New York, Oct. 7.--Ilubbard Bros. & Co
say of cotton to-day: Private cables state
Liverpool was affected by heavy American
selling, which brought about the sharp
decline abroad. At the opening there was
some pressure to sell for local and Liver
pool account at to 8 points decline, but
the offerings were absorbed by buyers
from all over the country. who see light
receipts and good trade. They are willing
to buy on reactions, believing the situa-
ton justifies a further advance in prices
In Europe il IS expected that the weak
markets abroad viii cause the South TO
weaken and throw the cotton into their
hands on a much lower basis than now
exists. Of course, the foreign spinner does
not yet credit the presence of a short
crop. but still depend on Mr. Neills cPcu-
lar for another large supply, and consider
it simply a question of time when they
will be able to buy at lower prices. To-
night it looks as though most of the local
bulls lost their cotton yesterday, while it
went into the hands of new buyers.
New York Oct. murphy & Co. say of
cotton to-day: Liverpool was disappont-
ing to-day. It vas 1-16 lower on spots and
showed declines on futures amounting to
612-64d. Our market opened about points
lower than yesterdays closing prices, but
quickly advanced nearly 20 points on good
buying orders and light receipts to-day
and lighter estimates for Monday. The
demand for spot cotton is very great, and
prices are as high in the Southern cities
for spots a they are In New York. Locals
and outsiders started buying, after open
ing causing an advance of points over
last nights closing prices. Port and in
terror receipts are behind last year, and
interior markets are higher than New
York, owing to urgent demand TO fill for
ward contracts to American manufactur-
arc
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HAVE FEW CHANGES,
.oEs OFF LIS CENT, RU1
'oi RrCoVERs THE LOSS.

al Trade still Interested in
~ rnrn Liverpool spinncrs May
n Tbcy Enter Market Before
',.u Won Are supplied, II Way he
80 Of the survival of the Fit
,r-Spirits Turpentine Firm Mt
-. AdVance-LocaI and Tele-
graphic Markets.
-.'rr,h oct. with the exception
sent huctuation in cotton, there
ro changes Of importance in the mar
t., cotton closed, quiet at Fri
) ~ .lo.ire though The market went off
,5o opening. The loss was re-
.a A., the succeeding call, however,
.' u.,.l stores market ruled firm, aud
i'm the main unchanged. Spirits adj
....5 siishtly at the close
-.-- ro,e is stHl expressed by local cot
e, mat Liverpool spinners will enlcr
-.,rse, before The American mills get
Ear along with their buying. If the
.--s for change in sentiment comes aud
w.. forsisn spiuners begin to lay in sup
'.- =. is agreed none of the buyers would
.o,, no run out of the field before their
,,,,,rds we're satisfied, OF until prices
,,reI too high for them to compete fur
TIER
There was nothing of interest in the
..ssr markets the tone being steady and
sress fairly active. 1t is believed in
.,-, o9arler, that the volume of fall and
r.-rsr ,rlde viii not reach its zenith for
several weeks to come. Up TO this time,
ro7ever. trade in all lines has moved
,lorg satisfactorily The following resume
or The different markets will show the tone
and ogoladons at the close to-day;
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WEEKLY BANk STATEMENT

New York. Oct. THE weekly bank
statement shows the following changes
Surplus reserve. decrease, 81 sol, 250; loans
decrease. IS. $50 200; specie decrease. So, 49,
OOO legal tenders, increase, $1,S5l AGO; de-
posits, decrease, $4205, 400; circulation In
crease, $317,9 800. The banks now hold $685.
POO in excess of the legal requirement.
New York, Oct Mooney on cali easier
al 1905 per cent; the last loan AZ per
cent. Prime mercantile paper, SEAS per
cent. Sterling exchange firm with actual
business IN bankers bills at S. 1864 S6ls
for demand and at $4S1A44Slla for sky
days; posted rates, AS2Q4S3 and 4S6IaD
4S7. Commercial bills, $4SOa4. S015. sill
yer certificates, 5S659c. Bar silver. 5Sc.
Mexican dollars, 47c Stale bonds mac
tive; railroad bonds irregular; government
bonds weak.
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THE MORNING NEWS: SUNDAY. OCTOBER s. 1899


'uilIeSuc LAehahse--7,eauS "a.sS
nuS Jug =, : per eeot. discount a'i 81 n
WS as loioNS; AMOUNTS up 20 80 an
'e"t' - 10 ~, 10 cents ~ 10 S,V0'
ems SiVo 10 s4oo' % eehls' N-0o anu oNe''
Pd.- ..
scout =, ie9- ne security ma, me- ~ 80.
"ul d"d II IS dliIlcuit TO quole win "'S
't.u'ScN' l.-t.
o., STOCKS ana honds-State houus 80
~ Pg' Cett- oouos "a l'o' ,nt. Ia
aSAeus Georgia s'a per cent, uue i'I'. i.'
~, "s,'' ~ "SAeu' Nsoi so pc, 80, tfts
~ -, 10 - asheu' H""'n N"'0'iii" ~
i'' "''' iIH asked
City BOnds-Atlanta AZ per cent, w.,
ll3 bid, is asked; Augusta 5iss, lS2s, loO
hid, lo2 asked; Augusta iles, 1870, 10 ~
ll2l2 asked; Augusta per cent, lu9 pid'
III asked; Augusta 6 per cent, III no
lib asked; Columbus per cent lN pin,
10 asked; Macon per cent, us BIO ll9
ed, Savannah per cent. quarterly jan
nary coupons. 1l3 bid, ia asked; SaVan-
nah > per cent. quarterly November cou-
pons, 1872 bid. 1li1l asked; Charleston As,
iO4 bid, LOG asked.
Railroad Ronds-Savannah, Florida and
Western Railroad general mortgage bonds
6 per cent. interest coupons, l25 bid, l27
asked; Savannah. Florida and Western
fLst mortgage. > per cent. gold bonds due
1924 il3 bid. 1lt asked; savannah Florida
and Western Railway Company. ST Johns
division first mcrtgogc As, - bid 96 ask-
ed: Central Ranroad and Banking Com
many collateral s.. @ bid. ~ asked; Cen
trail of Georgia Railway first mortgage
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Miss Kerley. an inhatitanl OF Bath,
England, sued her ncxt-doar ncighbr for
$50 damages. caused b. Defendants bees
She was badly srung twice ard nc lees
fttqucutc1 her garten TO such an eStfnt
tina she had 10 let ia 20 prac .caly out %
cultivation Tic jury awarded her 20 anu
the Judge granted an injunc ion, with c,sts
on the higher scale.
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CRAIN MAnKET nun.

Chicago, Oct. Mondays holiday on
change and The uncertainty of affairs IN
the Transvaal made grain and provision
markets duh in the extreme to-day Even
ing up transactions comprised most of the
trading and the fluctuations were small
Wheat closed 1sM3sc higher corn. ne
higher; oats a shade lower to a shade his
er. and provisions about 2izc higher
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Opening Highest LOWEST C'oeinp
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FINANCIAL.

Mouey-Market steady.
Foreign Exchange wcak. The
following are the Savannah qrotaiious:
Commercial demand. S4.S3}i; sixty days.
Si.s0la; ninety days A.7sss francs. Paris
and Havre sixty days 5.25is; Swiss. sixty
days 5.29; marks, sixty days. % Is;
ninety days, % 3-16.
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4 Daily movements al other ports
a 'a''es'0u-Quiet, mddling, Z Lie; net
Iocp .s '3AlS. gross, l347S; sales, IS;
s'c.k NS9l3
New orleaus-Quiet; middling, 615-1Gc;
4 81 't2eips io.3l3; gross, 1888; stock, 21S,-
Ao5Lle-Nomiral; midd1ing. 694c; net re-
IT, s. 1886 gross, 1895; sales, $3.50; STOCK,
4 'aarles,ou-Fhmi middling. 67sc; net re-
s.s 1863 sross, l,9tS; sales 400; stock,
"i-mnslon-steady, middliue, SIC; net
.el2ls. l54l, gross. 1547; stock. 252lO.
N'IoiE-Steady; middling, 7i5c; net re-
h .,s' 1880; gross, 1875; sales, 997; stock,
3 dmore-Nominal; middling, 77sc;stock
Now >ork-Quiet; middling. 7 5-l6c; net
4 ,e'p.S, q; aross, POP; stock, 1873 1859.
Do' quiet; middling, 7 j-16c; net re-
!gS' l'-; gross. 2.122
lit'el pnla-Fifm; middling. 9-16c; net
ls"-' 100; gross 100; sa es, $50; stock.
q I , NOV monts at interior towns
'.-uSla-Steady, middlipg. Use; net re-
F",''S' LIB, gross, 1923; stock, 32.9iO
'' PMS Steady; middhng, 70; net re-
.s' ''rr gross, CAP; sales, 1,575; stock.
~ .Iii
D.. loui+-Film; middliog, 7-1-l6c; net
N q, ,''' t'' gross 3.650; sales, $50; stock,
J, .nooosli-rirm; midd5ing, 7sc; net re-
i.. '.'''' gross, LID; s ock. u i9l
4 steady; mi1dling, 7c; net re-
w. -'--'' gross, 20 go; "a es, SIS; stock,
i l:, ie-Q det; middling, nc.
N''.s OF Cotton This Day
n.1 'g,-o-fo Great Britain, GALS; CONT
NY, W.. prleans-Coestwise, 945.
4 ,,eoNe-Coastw .se. Is.
,,l".Io l-l Castwisc 1891
~" loik-ro the continent 9S7.
a., w 'ei' 'Gn exports from all ports this
h rer. ''''a Britain, CHS; TO the CONT
fr 49, origin exports from all ports thus
g.. .oo..o.. TO Greal Britain. GAS; 10
H. c. s4 exports since Sept. Il. 1888
a H. IN ''' tII.ia H. 3o5, SS7: 10 France 92 10.
.' ointment. 2l9755.
#do7,. ''' oct. Spot Gotten. limitn1
HiHj5,- Iilces, LIED lower; American
IT, t.r. 7-led; good mld5.in
B esai. ''' "os. 29-82d; low mid1Iinr
~ r-gd -' primary l7-52d ordinary.
b. o, Of the day We're 1000. of which
n rHlisl sso ,pecuatiou and export ana
Il p4h. i,.. Aher-can; receipts, 1000, iu-
II r'... -''' American
opened weak and closed o,,io.
me- American middling low
-.. a. H4Se. October, 3.5103.52d buv-
Fl -nbs-., ~ oVemher. G.50d buyers; No
"A a6asr. inner S.49i buyers: December
II .aI, q fN"'49d sellers; Januarv-Teh-
an t '3lels February March. 2 "a
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S0V1IH0I BQnk Z TrUSI Ga
CAPITAL, %35O,OOO.

Accounts OF banks. merchants. corpora
tons and individuals solicited.
Savings Department. interest paid
quarterly.
Safety Boxes and Storage Vaults for
rent.
Collections made on all points at rea.
sonable rates
Draf.= sold on all the chief cities OF tho
world
Correspondence invited.
JOSEPH d. WEED, President.
JOHN c. ROWLAND. Vice President.
W. G. CANN, Cashier.
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AUSTIN r. MYnEs,
60 Broadway. New York City.
STnT-E.S nONnS x.r..-. ~

southern securities specially on 4
commission. Cipher code furnished.
Member Consolidated stock Elk
change.
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STOCKS NEGLECTED..
Small Room Traders Had Market All
to Themselves.

New York Oct. THE stock market
was much neglected to-day. the yacht race
proving the greater attraction. Prices
moved narrowly except in a few IndUstri-
ais. and the small room traders had the
market all to themselves. They bid up
prices after the opening in expectation or
a favorable bank statement. Prices de-
clined when the statement appeared, bur
there was no urgent liquidation, and the
bidding up of Louisville to a point over
last night steadied the market The clos
ing was rather irregular. Attempts to still
further depress BroolSyn Transit met
with resistance, and the stock gained a
point net Changes generally are very
small and mixed, but the majority are
gains.
The baLk statement failed to show the
large relief as a result of expenditures by
visitors to the Dewey celebration, which
has been much harped on by spectators
all the week.
moi more than 100000 Offset to the
drain TO the interior and to the sub-treas-
ury can lie detected from the bank state
ment. The reduction in the reserve re-
quiremenis by reducing loans $3,5OO290 was
nos sufficient 20 offset the loss In cash,
and the surplus falls to S643, go
TO-ddys clearing house statement shows
the sub-treasury debtor to that insti-
tuition for s2,09l 800. Coupled with the re-
cept of gold by to-days incoming steam.
ers. this had the effect Of counteractlng
to a slight eXtcnt the unfavorable bank
statement
Bonds have been dun ana have moved in
sympathy with stocks during the week
United States rs declined Is new As
IS, SIS, j., ana the old As, registered, Is
in the bid price.
The total sales of stocks to-day were
lS)I9O shares, Including Atchison prefer
red. 1851: louisville and Nashville. .04a5.
Southern Pacific, ll.72o; ST. Pau. $3.50;
Brooklyn Rapid Transit. s. 1875: American
Tobacco, 132o; American Cotton oil. $500
Sugar 1900
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me COTTON MARKET.
lose steady With Prices :
Ma. an" ij Points Higher.

5ae,.l IorF' oc' THE cotton market
-er WAN. Wv" prices > TO points lower. I'M
rssr. ,.... 'aoies' continuance Of last
'9'ldating movement and vigorous
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THE RICE MARKET.
Receipts Liberal and the Tone of the
Market Active.

The receipts of rice have been rather lio-
eral, the total so far this season having
been about $1,000 bushels.
The market is firm and active, with a
good demand from outside buyers. Clean
rice is quoted as follows:
Prime ........... .";....... ......... 1904
Good ............'.' ''''.'-..'''''.. W4i4
Fair ........... ........., ....-....-..- 0t4uS14
Common ......... ...,.........N none Offering
Rough, per bushel, tide water, Coo and
CSC; upland, SOC and 75c, according to quail
iiy.
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The GERMANIA BANK

SAVANNAH, GA.
GdDllHi se-pVsv'y
Undivided profits ...................... 5000
This bank offers its services TO corpora
tons, merchants and individuals.
Has authority to act as executor, adj
rninistrator guardian, etc.
Issues drafts on The principal cities IN
Great Britain and Ireland and on the Con-
tinent.
Interest paid or compounded quarterly
on deposits IN the Savings Department
Safety Boxes for rent.
HENRY BLUM. President.
/. b. TIEDEMAN, Vice President
John NJ. HOGAN, Cashier.
WALTER f. HOGAN. Asst Cashier
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The Merchants and Miners steamship
State of Texas. reported in the Morning
News yesterday, sailed on Wednesday, put
back for some unknown cause. No infor-
nation could be given at this end Of the
line as to the cause of the delay, Mr.. j.
J. Carolan, local agent of the Merchants
and Miners, said yesterday he telegraphed
for information concerning the delay, and
the reply he received was that the Texas
passed the capes on her way to Savannah
at 10 o'clock Friday morning.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-10-08

The Donaldson Line steamer Hestia,
Capt. Ferguson, which sailed from Glas-
gov Sept. % for Baltimore, passed Rath-
burn Island Thursday in tow Of the steam
er Furuessia, from New York for Glasgow.
The Hesda had lost her propeller and had
broken her windass
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The British steamship Empress. Capt
Stewart. which is chartered by J. &C. Min
IS & Co. and which put In at T'ybee Fri
day for orders. proceeded TO New Orleans
yesterday. where she will take on carg,
of cotton.
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-10-08

The schooner Olaverri, Capt Hewitt ar
rived yesterday from New York with a
cargo of salt.
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The German bark India, Capt, Luders,
arrived at quarantine yesterday from Rio
Janeiro. She will be subject TO the usual
detention.