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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-11-23
STOCKS AND pONDs

New York, Nov. 22.-The stock market
.drifted rather aimlessly to-day under the
influence of renewed uneasiness over the
money situation. A moderate demand
for London account lifted prices at the
opening, and during the course II the day
there were isolated movements in mum
Der of individual stocks. But the infu-
ence of these demonstrations OF strength
in spots on the general market was small
and the tone was sluggish throughout
Dealings were narrow and wholly profess
sional
The money rate rose to s per cent. dur
ing the day and there was a renewal Of
the disposition to discriminate Sharply
against the individual stocks as collateral.
The nominal rate of interest I'm such cases
was eked out by the requirement of ex-
ira commission and the margin between
the amounts loaned and the ruling mar
ket valuation of the stocks was in
creased.
The offerings of government bonds fer
redemption and the subtreasury fell to in
significant proportions. New York ex-
change was notably weak at "A number OF
important domestic centers falling TO %
cents discount at Chicago, against par
yesterday and declining sharply at ST.
Louis and Cincinnati. Persons Interested
in the money outlook are keeping one eve
on the foreign markets. The hardening
discounts in London to-day may be sig
nihcant of future pressure from that
source, though the situation in New York
was sufficiently pressing 10 cause a decline
in sterling rates in spite of the Lon on
movement. The Paris discount rate held
firm at u per cent. above the banks Of
fetal rate. giving ground for expectation
Of an advance tomorrow in the Bank OF
Frances rate. New York banks have
gained $5.659,o0O on subtreasury operations
since last Thursday and to-day's clearing
house statement showed debit balance
against the subtreasury Of over 81. O00H9.
These are reflections of The government
bond redempdons and give promise of a
good showing in Saturdays bank state
ment.
The proceeds Of the bond REDEMPTION
have not afforded any great relief to The
speculative world and the market Is dis
posd TO await further developments
Small net gains are the rule on the day
and a few stocks show notab advances.
General Electric gains 315 and Cleveland
Cincinnati, Chicago and st. Louis 27k. Bal
tinore and Ohio rose over a point and the
Coalers showed some strength. The Chi
eago. Indianapolis and Louisville stocks.
the Chicago Terminal stocks. the Rio
Grande Western stocks. Buffalo, Roches-
ter and Pittsburg and one or two o hers
show gaius OF from 70 81 Mnneapo-
lis and ST. Louis is pa lower and losses II
a point are shown by number of o he-
inconspicuOus stocks.
There was realizing In some Of the bonds
Of the speculative grade, but very 80 q
absorption at some other points Total
sales. par value 81 10000
United States . advanced y and IS ard
old new As II in the bid price.
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verified.
A detachment of soldiers from the First
Artillery, Battery A, arrived 10 Tampa
Monday, and went down to Egmont Key
where they will be stationed for some
time. 1t is understood that arrange
ments are being made for the accommoda-
ton, altogether of two batteries of sol
diers at the fort, and the men viii go
there as soon as the buildings are ready
for occupancy.
State Health Officer Porter is out in
card giving his reason for not raising the
quarantine at Key West The fever, he
says has been in almost half of the houses
in the city. The doctor calls upon citizens
to make every effort to fumigate their
premises and have a general cleaning up,
after which the quarantine win be raised.
If the matter is taken in hand at once the
quarantine will possibly be raised in
week.
Jacksonville Gail: Capt. NJ. f. Pratt, who
lives a few miles down the river, was in
the city yesterday. The captain is the
perfect image of Gen. Piet Joubert, com
mander-in-chief of the Boer army. In
fact they are as much alike as if they
We're twin brothers,. even the style of
beard, complexion. size and features.
CAPT. Pratt took his meals at BetliniS
yesterday, and while enjoying a quiet din
ner he was surprised by pretentious Ger
man, who had no doubt been studying the
portrait of the famous Transvaal gener-
al. recently published The aforesaid Ger
man, after having stood for fully en- min
utes gazing at Capt. Pratt, suddenly rush
ed over 10 the table, and with a patroniz-
ing slap on his back exclaimed: Great
Jupiter if this MT Gen. Joubert, my Old
commander Why, what on earth brought
you to this country?"
The outlook for the tobacco growers
brightens around Dade City. Recent safes
have been made for the product at SIG
per acre for Cuban, and 1892 per acre for
Sumatra, the latter averaging SEQ pounds
per acre, and selling at "A cents per pound,
pole-cured. The Cuban made $50 pounds
per acre, and brought 20 cents per pound
for $50 pounds and lC0 pounds sand leaves
and tips at cents PER pound. Only few
crops have been sold as yet, but the in
quiries are coming n freely, and the Ireb-
abilities are that in a month all of the
tobacco will have beer sold at satisfactory
prices. The crop is a good one, and we'll
handled and most of il is Sumatra. Su-
matra averages about 500 pounds per acre,
after leaving 100 pounds of lips and sand
leaves in The field; Cuban avera ges $50 per
acre. There will be a fUA acreage planted
another year from present indications, and
the clearing of more hammock land will
soon begin
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NAVAL STORES TRADING GOOD.
DOUBT WHETHER SPIRITS WILL
DROP BELOW AN CENTS.

At the Close This Was the Price Paid
and Bld-SOme Factors Not Dis
posed to Sell at the Decline-ROs-
in Firm and Unchanged, with
Transactions GOOd-COttOn Quiet
and Unchanged-Receipt of Live
Poultry Coming at Lively Rate.
Local and TeIegraphic Markets.
Savannah, Nov. 22.-Spirits turpentine
was the only one of the leading markets
to show signs of weakness to-day, the de-
cline being 4 cent at the closing. The
closing at AZ cents was paid and bid,
however, some factors declining to make
sales at this figure, They contend that
there is nothing TO carry the price further
downward, and believe this tendency has
struck a stopping point. This view was
not shared by buyers, and especially do
nestle buyers. who claim that the down
ward course of the market for the past
several days has produced the impression
that there may be further yielding, and for
this reason they are inclined TO hold off
for developments. None cared to ven
ture an opinion whether the market will
drop further, but there did not seem to
be any doubt that there is an element of
weakness, which may keep the market
from holding its present position. Rosin
ruled firm and unchanged, with sales of
good lot The cotton market was quiet
and unchanged, with transaction light. 1t
is the same story of prices being too high
for exporters, who do not expect any
spirited trading until prices drop, or
there is change in sentiment among
spinners. Produce remains firm, though
there is pouring in of live poultry which
threatens to glut the market. The fol-
lowing resume of the different markets
will show the tone and quotations at the
close to-day:
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THE RICE MARKET.
The Tone Firm and Receipts to Date
About 100000 Bushels.
NAVAL STORES.

Spirits Turpentine-W While there was no
decline at the opening today. reported
sales of spirits were over 1000 casks. The
fact the market established a downward
tendency some time ago lead domestic
buyers to look for further sharp declines.
and with this expectation they have kept
out of the market or at least, they have
not sought the supplies it Is believed they
want. At the closing the market dropped
Il cent, the price paid and bid Buyers
claim factors are overstocked, and hope
from this to see the market descend fur
ther. No sales were heard of after the
closing at less than 47h cents. The re.
ceipts to-day were 1,4S9 casks: the sales
LIP casks, and the exports 43 casks.
Rosin-There was no change I'm The sit
uation to-day the market closing firm at
Wednesdays closing. Quotations are con-
sdered very firm at the decline of We'd
nesday. The present receipts consist en-
tirely of low and medium grades. for
which there is a fairly good demand Bus
mess for the day in rosin was considered
satisfactory. The receipts were 1876 bar.
rels, the sales 2,4S6 barrels and the ex-
ports 225 barrels. The following were the
quotations:
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South. Room bulls purchased in a small.
way. The market was finally steady with
prices net 2 points higher to lower
New York, Nov. %. noon.-Cotton flu
lures opened barely steady; December,
7.27c; January. Isle; February. 7S2c;
March, 1850; April. Use; May, 7.40c; June,
7.40c; July, 7.4lc; August, 1850; September,
704e; October, 6.90c
p. motion futures closed steady;
November Use; December, T26c; January,
1900; February, 7.S2c; March, 7.35c; April,
7.S7c; May 1850; June, 7.40c July. 74lc;
August, Use; September. 105c; October.
69Sc.
Liverpool, Nov 22.-Cotton, spot, good
business done; prices unchanged; Ameri-
can middling, 4lsd. The sales of the day
were 5000 bales of which 1000 We're for
speculation, and included 1920 American,
Receipts 5000, no American.
Futures opened quiet and closed barely
steady a the decline; American middling.
low middling clause; November 4O0R
AOld, value; November Decem Der, 3.63G
4O0d. buyers; December january 362d
BUYERS; January February, 36ld, buyers
February March, S6OG3.61d, sellers:
March-April, 3.6Od, sellers; April May.
S59sli.6Cd, sellers; May-June, S59d. sell
ers; June-July. 3.5Sd3. SD, sellers; July
August. S5Sd, sellers; August September.
356d, sellers.
New Orleans. Nov. 22.-Cotton futures
quiet and steady; November, 7Oic. bid .
december, 1c6Q7O7c; January, 7.O6d7. &c.
February, L0SQ7 csc; March, 7lOd7 lie :
April, Ill@712c; May, I1S0715c; June. M
qf'l6c; July, 1907 1Sc; August 1880 csc
september 67lq6.15c; October, 6.62a6 sc
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COTTON LETTERS.

New York, Nov. 22-Hubbard Bros g.
20. say of cotton to-day: Although the
SAFES in Liverpool to Manchester spinners
were the largest for several years. the ar
rival market was distinctly disappointing
closing lower than yesterday. These ad-
vices brought some few realizing orders
under which the market declined from the
quotations of yesterday but quickly re-
covered, on the lighter estimates Of The
receipts at Houston and New Orleans for
tomorrow. In view of the large interest
IN the cotton trade the dullness is difficult
10 explain, as the temper is undoubtedly
bulllsh No new factors have appeared
10 throw any new hight on the situation,
ana our trade appear 10 be waiting for
something to turn up.
New York Nov. 22-Murphy & Co.'S
cotton letter: While Liverpool re-
ported a good spot business (sales 1000
futures We're unchanged and snapless. This
was a appointment, and our market
opened unchanged. as against a further
advance. which was expected. As the re-
celpts came in and showed some gain
values began to give way, especially as
Liverpool also declined, and, further, Il
was seen that the bull firms were selling.
As we have lately remarked, the market
looks tired out and in need of some entire
ly new stimulus. Old issues. like small
crop, good trade, etc, seem discounted
for the moment, True, the price of print
cloths was raised yesterday hate, &c, but
every one know that they were not obtain
able at the previous quotations Besides
the mills are heavily stocked and raw ma
terial is being offered to them more freely
within the last two or three days. Europe
shows no alarm about supplies, and If she
continues that policy, the weight on this
side may soon begin to make itself fell,
especially as the South are long of con-
tracts, besides owning the actual stuff at
home. Southern markets, this afternoon,
show little. if any business doing in spots,
owing to limited demand.
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FLORIDA.

~ lhagard, a brother of e. p. Tha-
s'iu' OF Ocala, has made a good strike in
exnect io'olke Of the neat sum Of $780, 900, and
P'e's 10 make others.
tampa Times: THE munet esberr,on
g. making a vigorous kick against the
will bo ana 1t is probable that an effort
new uade to have it repealed at the
session of the Legislature.
,. b., H. Livingston of oca1a sold last weel,
IN S. a.ies of heavily timbered pine land
Of Nun Nun Florida to d. H. & c. B. Dunn
for r,,- ana Citrus counties, to be used
w. l'lhe and lumber purposes.
2ro -N brooks of Floral City, who owns
tra, 01res of land near that town. saws
pnosn5a,.''s FOUND a great deal of valuable
Ri deposits on the land Mr.
roll Does not think he will mine the
sell Nh l''insef but will probably lease or
pert.1 1iaI'n FOR good fishing at the snap
DAs is evidently not unfounded saws
Aersg pa correspondent. The schooner
bapk, si'ehe, which came in from the
N-eigbt t'urday afternoon, brought TWEEN
FoH5, IONS of the red beauties for the
'''1a Fish and Ice Company. 80 ''e
sB,r,, no" the Orlando market is wei
as ,pl'd with fresh, homegrown vege-
and .0 ~ an sorts. One can buy new Irish
bse,s ,'. potatoes, cabbage, onions
Toes. pe '1' Fps radishes. parsnlps, toma-
sqg5.P5s-ls' beans. lettuce, celery. mustard.
g sorts s' Jamaica sorrel and a dozen 9TH
b. an.n 'utier Bulletin: Since his election
be0 senator James P. Taliaferro has
bokIp Washington a haIf-dozen times
dl olter matters of interest TO Flor
Sale hay. before In the history of the
erted bir, senator from Florida thus ex-
o, 'ss his oath of Office. What me friends
even, as Taliaferro promised in the
u ms eiection-that he win make
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.

Bacon--Market Is steady; smoked cleal
sides, 634c; dry sailed clear sides. &c; bel
lies, 6ssc; sugar-cured hams 111zQ12lkc.
Lard-Market firm; pure, In tierces. 6iAc
50-pound tins, 6%c; compound, in tierces
SIC; 50-pound tins, &c.
Cheese-Market firm; fancy full cream
cheese. 13013lzc for 25-pound average.
Flour-Market steady; patent, 81.
straight $.O0; fancy, 1856; family, $40.
Corn--Market steady; white, job lots
sac; carload lots, 52c; mixed corn, job lots
53c; carload lots. sic.
Oats-Carload lots, 37Ac; job lots, 39Jac.
Texas rust proof oats, job lots. 46c; car
load, 4ic.
Southern seed rye, sl.15.
Bran-Job lots. $780, carload lots. Doc
Hay-Market steady; Western, Job lots
90c; carload lots, s5c; Eastern, none il
market.
Meal-Pearl, per barrel, 1926; per sack
81 .05; city meal per sack, bolted, 81 90
water ground Sl.05; pearl grits Hudnuts
per barrel, 81 30; per sack, s110.
Sugar-Equality Prices-Savannah quo
tauons. Cut loaf, 5.69c; crushed, 5.S2c
powdered, 5.37c; xxx, powdered, 6. 48c
standard granulated 5.Sic; cubes, 5. 43c
mould A, 8. sec; diamond A, 5.3ic; confee
TONERS A, 5.06c; white extra G, 4.Ggc: ex.
ira c. 4.5Gc golden G, 4.43c; yellow, 4 .Ogc
Coffee-Dull; Mocha. 24c: Java. :. 2flbc
Peaberry 1liac; standard No. /, 1910; No
2. 9lzc No. 3. SCI No. 4. SIC; No. 5, Sc
No. 6. Tie No. 7, 7c.
Onions-White, SIPS crate; $3.50 barrel
red, sl65al.75 per barrei yellow, $l.750
200
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COTTON FUTURES.
Trade Conditions Were In the Main
Unchanged.

New York. Nov. 22.-Trade conditions
on the Cotton Exchange did not change
materially to-day. The bulk of the small
business done was easily traced to the
professional element which gave attention
for the most part to the winding up OF
struggling accounts preparatory to what
ever new turn the market may take in
the future. The opening was barely
steady with quotations one point lower to
one higher. Prices did not rest long on
this level as receipts piled up ominous.
ly late cables were bearish and the in
vestment public was disposed to part with
portion of its holdings. A decline Of
points was apparent at the close of the
first hour with the market showing I'm.
derlying weakness Later, however, there
was a marked change in the feeling in
the pit, and by noon most of the early
loss had been wiped out. The change OF
sentiment developed into positive hrmuess
as the session wore on. Win the stead
Ter ruling came a moderate number Of
buying orders from Wall street and the
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-11-23

Miami. Fla, engaged in the truck bust
ness are shipping stable manure from
Th0masVifle TO Miami by the car load
Thomasville IS o have a through sleeper
from New Y ork this season. A special lraiu
will also be run on Jan. T. known as the
Piney Woods Special.
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DRY GOODS.

New York, Nov. 22.-Demand for stap'e
cottons shows no change in character. 1t
is still ahead of available supplies, and
the tone throughout continues strong, but
no advance of any moment reported in any
department. Print cloths have sold to a
considerable extent at &c for regulars
Wide goods are strong ana dearer Prints
generally selling at value for goods not
in stock. and dembnd good. No change
in ginghams. Woolen dress goods in
strong position. and prices tending up
ward. Silk fabrics firm and selling re-
served, under advancing market for raw
silk.
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A Great Poultry show.

Fort Valley, Ca. Nov. 22.-The Houston
County Poultry Association, the first
county organization of its kind in the
state, is holding its first annual show at
this place for three days A handsome
premium list has attracted exhibits of fine
fowls from half a dozen counties, and Two
states and has aroused keen interest from
the large crowds in attendance
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FINANCIAL.

Money-Market steady
Foreign Exchange-Market weak. The
following are the Savannah quotations.
Commercial demand 1874; sixty DAYS.
A.so's, ninety days, a7ss; francs. Paris
and Havre sixty days, $5.2lI2; Swiss, sixty
doys, $5.27ls; marks sixty days, 9SM
ninety days, 1884,
Domestic xchange-Steady: banks are
buying at x per cent discount and sell
ing as follows: Amounts uD TO SIS. 10
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COUNTRY PRODUCE.

Poultry-Receipts. III coops. The market
is steady. Quotations. Half-growns, 25Q
zoe rer pair; quarters grown, f0W5c
per pairs full-grown fowls (hens), 50QSOc
per pair; ROSTERS, iOc per pair.
Eggs-The market 8 firm at 19c.
Butter-The tone of the market Is steady.
Quotations: Extra diaries, 23c; extra Ell
gins, &c.
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The Stock Exchange will be closed on
Saturday out of respect to the late Vice
President Hobart
The total sales of stocks were 40j 800
shares. including Chesapeake and Ohio
q 9lO; Chicago, indianapolis and Loui e
vile, 800; Cleveland, Cincinnati Chi
cago and st. Louis. 2S. $50; Manhattan. 49,
3S5 Ontario and Western, ESQ., Reading
first preferred, 1900; Southern Pae'h,.
q, $780, Southern Railway preferred. 7,700
Union Pacific, Is, 700: Brooklyn Rapid
Transit 1900; General Electric, 8. 4S0;
North American, 1890; Sugar, 81 $50: Uni
b2a5
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Fancy Floridas ......................15l
Extra choice Floridas ...........15
Choice Floridas ..........,..........14i
Fancy Georgias ..........,..........1 35s6I133l
Extra choice Georgias ........... .13I4 6I139s
Choice Georgias ....................12 %613
Extra fine Georgias ................12 d12A
Savannah Receipts, Exports and Stock
Receipts this day ...................... S,46S
Receipts this day last year ........... 65i
Receipts this Gay year before last 81. .7.3 2
Receipts since Sept. l, 1899 ........... 474 1852
Same time last year .................. 1896, 053
Same time year before last .......... .5S6. 25S
Exports, coastwise, this day ........ 2lS
Stock on hand this day ..............1 52. 42S
Same day last year ..................173 439
Receipts and Stocks at the Ports
Receipts this day .................... 81 977
This day last year ................... G. ,5Of
This day year before ,ast ........... $3.50
Total receipts since Sept 1, 1899 .271S, 435
Same time last year .................386Q, 747
Same time year before last 5SS. 547
Stock at the ports to-day .......... 1893 SIG
Stock same cay last year ...........1, 20, 1l9
Daily movements ct other ports
Galveston-Quiet; midding, 5-16c; net
re ceipts 1924; gross, 1924; sales, a; stock,
24921.
New Orleans-S Steady; middling, S-16c;
ret receipts. 9.f7; gross, 49, SIC; sales, 900;
so~ k. ?l9C01.
Mob.}e-Quiet; niddling, &c; net rece'pls
936; gross, 1876; sales, SEQ; stock, 36,778
Charleston-Nc miral; mi d ing, nc; net
receipts 567; gross 567; stock, S7Ci5.
Whining ton-Steady; middiing, 7ssc; net
receipts, So; gross, s67; stock, 9CCS.
Norfolk quiet; middl'rg, Z 5-16cr net re-
ceipts, 9l85; gross, Piss; sales, 277; stock,
q $50.
acknowledgements; m,ddIing, nc; gross
$3.50; stock, HOP.
gross, 950 sales, $500; stock, 102.I63
Boston--Quiet; middling, 9-16c net re-
ceipts. 63S; gross, S12.
Philadelphia Firm; middling, 1850 met
receipts, 175; gross, IT'S; stock 1913.
Daily movements at interior towns
Augusta Steady; middling, TIC; net re-
ceipts, 795; gross. $50; sales, 449; stock, 49,
e1q.
Memphjs-Steady; middnng, nc; net re-
cepts, AIS; gross, Ats; sales. 1850; stock,
1857.
St. Louis-steady; middllng. TIC; net re-
cepts 2.O13; gross. 2,o1S; stock, 9SO51.
Cincinnati-Steady;m iddling. TIC; net
receipts, 1902; gross, 1902; sales, 100; stock,
1887.
Houston-Steady; middling, 75-16c: net
receipts. 14,412; gross, Hn2; sales, 700;
stock 1O3,547.
Louisville-Quiet; midding, 7ssc.
Exports of Cotton This Day
New Oreans-To Great Britain. 500;
coastwise, 3,847
Mobile-Coas twise, 1909
Savannah-Coastwise, 2lS.
Norfolk-Coastwise. 2.949
Boston-To Great Britain, ,231.
Total foreign exports from all ports this
day: To Great Britain, 1,731.
Total foreign exports from all ports thus
far this week: To Great Britain 24,5i1;
TO France. "a, 406: to the continent. 50 5f9
Total foreign exports since Sept /, 1893:
To Great Britain, 7O2, 97S; to France $780,
$50; to the continent, 75O4S5.
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tJtc~h VII NAM Wis AoS sFss'tf otsflJ IN, 300
Stock same day last year 49,. 1850 166, AT
Receipts this day last year. LA 1885
Wilmington, N. c., Nov. 22.-Splrlts tur-
pentine quiet and steady, 47Q471zc; receipts
"a casks
Rosin firm, unchanged; rece pts 327,
Crude turpentine quiet, $50 and 81. sO;'
receipts, "a
Tar firm, $40; receipts, 1884,
Charleston, s. c., Nov %. -Turpentine
market firm at 47c sales none.
Resin firm, unchanged; sales none.
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Sea Island Cotton-The market is firm.
There were sales of 3, 526 bags for the week
ending Friday, against sales of 2,S02 bags
for the corresponding week last year The
receipts were 4O94, against 4,163 for the
same week last year. The better grades
are being received mostly at present. Fol-
lowing are the quotations: