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Cochise review., 1900-10-18
simpkina' Mistaks

The new boarder was thin and wore spectacles.
 Parse the butter, please" she said with some hauteur to young Simp. klns
 SimPkins looked up with a start.
 Butter is noun" he said, "a com mon noun singular number, neuter gender" There he stopped He saw that he had IuHtered.
 As he haated her he plate with a conscience stricken smile he realize q through aa iupiration that her pro nunclation revealed the fact that she was direct from Boston. Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Cochise review., 1900-10-18

IT is generally acknowledged that the New York directors of the coal mining companies whose men are on strike, are not in touch with the work ing miner and know nothing of the real state of matters at the mines which led up to the present trouble. The men who are in charge, it is stated, have falsitied and concealed from those directors matters which it is i'm. portant they should know. This is a state of things which will probably now be remedied
Cochise review., 1900-10-18
AutomobiIes on English Farms.

The automobile is to be turned to practical account by the farmers of Kent England Every year a large part of the fruit crop rots from lack of transportation the rallways not be- ing able to meet the emergency, and the plan is for the farmers next year to lake things in their own hands starting motor cars round the or chards during the evening and night and bringing the days pickings to London by the early morning N, r.. Sun,
Cochise review., 1900-10-18
Forfeiture Notice.

To William Evans, your heirs or assigns: You are hereby notified that one hundred dollars was expended in labor and improve ments upon the Night Hawk Lode in order to hold the said premises under the provi- United States, being the amount required to hold the same for the year ending December S1, 1899, and If within ninety days after this your proportion of such expenditure ,as . co-owner your interest in said claim will become the property of the subScriber un. der said Section 2S2a. ssst t' ttscf'
 HARRY H. MCMANN. First publication Sept 12 1900. .t5-
Cochise review., 1900-10-18

BIsBEE is beginning to look like bill board plastered all over with candi- dates invitations to vote for them. The utmost good humor so far prevails and we have yet to hear a word from any local candidate detrimental to an oppo- nAnI
Cochise review., 1900-10-18
FOREIGNERS IN CHINA.
bsr Cannot He Obtained ct the Present Time ..-

There seems to be a woeful lack of definite information AS to the number of foreigners now residing in China
 The information is not easy to get, for when country stretches thousands of miles, and it takes a traveller four months to proceed from the coast to the far interior, even by constant tray- cling it is pain that such statistics are extremely difficult to obtain But ens Lamous foreign newspaper, the
Cochise review., 1900-10-18

Stone Soles for Shoes An inventor has hit upon method of putting sturs soles on boots and shoes lie mike. A waterproof glue with suitable qgau. tity Of clean quartz sand and spr,ag, It over the leather sole used as a foundation. These quartz soiss are sa.. to be very flexible and to give H.a loot firm hold, even on the most slip. pery surface
Cochise review., 1900-10-18

THE democratic committee has start cd an endless chain Each person is requested to send ten cents to head quarters and to send the letter to two other friends, with instructions to pass it on. The appeal is addressed to chil- dpAn
Cochise review., 1900-10-18
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Cochise review., 1900-10-18

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The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-11
MURPHY & CO. INC.

change members. while being close 10
Ssoeo bales Ia eNces OF local expectations
and some n0cco bales larger than agurei
BY Neill Terrific selling Immediately set
Ia, and amid Unprecedented excitement
prices fcil vertically ~ 70 80 points. there
being individual declines Of 10 % points
- the time before the crash wac over
stop-ioss orders added 20 the confusion.
which was unavoidablc Commission
houses found Il almost impossible TO cell
cotton. there appearing 20 he no buyers
for time at any price. But the onor-
nous prohts within easy reach tempted
shorts to cover. sud soon rally was in
progress, which stoadicd the market T.
TO Is points. For the rest OF the DAY the
market was very irregular aud subject TO
violent fluctuations and spssms Of buy
ing snd selling. Near the close fresh
decline grew out Of selling prompted by
fear that the weakness here the biz re-
ceipis. tho bearish government report and
the easier spot markets would stampede
Liverpool tomorrow and bring about a
sensational smash there. At the close
the market was steady with prices net
= TO % points lower.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-11
COTTON LETTERS.

New York. Dec. l0--Murphy q 90. say;
Cotton IN Liverpool was very irregular
to-day and after declining about 3sid re-
acted and closed about l-6id uet decline
This market ruled feverish and weak ow.
ing to general selling In anticipation 81 a
boarish report by the government bureau
The bureau estimates the crop az ioi0o ~"
bales. which caused a stampede 60 son
and broke prices from fifteen TO forty
points between sales. owing 10 heavy sell
ling pressure on account Of large crop
estimate. Its estimate a year ago was
fgf pounds lint cotton per acre, and a
crop OF $4,000 bales. The commercial
crop turned out $4,000 Of which about q
10000 was considered as grown during
the season aud tho balance from pre-
vious crop carried over.
The government repe<t says the same
methods and agencies were employed as
last year. except thousands Of ginners
made reports for hrst time. the estimated
Yields OF lint cotton per acre as follows
Virgtnia $50. North Carolina. ls' south
Carolina. lG1: Georgia, f52, FLORIDA, ~
Alabama l5i: Mississippi. i5s; LOUISIANA
ts9. Texas. g2S: Arkansas. -; Tennessee
III: Missouri. 10; Oklahoma, Sis; indian
Territory. %. Acreage estimated AZ ~
Oai.0O0 acres. crop estimated al lVlhUW
bales The market Improved eisht 70
twelve points AtNNl lWfNHA 49,
dav. The south bought moderately am
shorts covered Liverpool Is expected 10
respond fully 10 our decline
New York. Dec. lo.-Hubbard Bros
CO saw, when the bureau report was
read the market Tor "A few minutes was
a scene Of great excitement and II was
nearly impossible TO execute orders TO
sell Large lines Of long cotton We're
thrown upon q market III when inc shoI
interest was small. 0s all mad become
alarmed II the rumors the bureau report
would be bulnsh An estimate OF loloo'Vp
hales was regarded as indicating some
what larger yield. as the governments mas
seldom. II ever. underesunlated the crop.
Tsverpool had rallied on weak opening
on The steadiness % our market during
,be morning hours on the break orders
"a buy were executed which rallied prices
ara enabled many 10 sell whose limits had
eecn nassed over In the excitement. The
movement Is on very large scale and
caleulasea 10 confirm the bureau report
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-11
STOCKS AND BONDS.
spurt OF Buying Imparts strength
90 the Market.

New York. Dec io-Thc effect of the
doubtful outlook IN the money market
was clear to-day in the small volume of
business On stocks. The money market
showed no sign Of stringency and no
liquidation was preclpltaied. In fact. the
buying overboro the selling. and there
arc more net gains than losses a. re-
suit Of tho days operati lions.
The buying seemed 10 come from IN
covered shorts. judging from the fact that
those stocks which have suffered most
from recent depression we're In foremost
demand to-day. This was notably true
OF the steel group. led by Tennessee Coal
which has been tho object OF a prolonged
raid by the bears. AZ an expense Of 20
points in tho value OF tho stock. A rally
OF "a points az the extreme high point
today therefore. seems moderate. Other
members of the steel group moved In
sympathy aud gained upward OF q point
an around. with the exception Of Steel
and Wire The latter stock was under
pressure While u recovered 81 one lime
10 above Saturday level. 70 closed weak
and affected the whole group.
No action was taken on nc dividend
by tho Tennessee Coal Company 10 re-
fute the recent rumors that " would ho
passed. The Steel and Wire directors or
dered tho payment ~ the last instalment
Of the years dividend declared last year
Tho strength OF sugar was attributed to
reports OF an 0vcrsod condition iu the
trade. a. indicated in an advance IN the
selling price Of tcfined sugars BY the In
dependent rehners. other Industrial
stocks showed sharp recoverics. with no
news TO explain the movement. beyond
the obvious fact that they have been re-
Gently sold shor, by professional OPERA
tors
The movement IN the railroad lift seem
ed 10 % due 10 The same cause. but ~as
much narrower. There was no evidence
OF the large organized buying 90 any
poiut that has occasionally featured the
market. The Erie stocks we're much less
active. although tho first preferred and
the second preferred were "a one time
advanced IL and Ia respectively. The
Pittsburg. Cincinnati. Chicago and 81.
Louis stocks rose 5is each on the iigat
demand. which however. brought QUO
very little stock.
The minimum rate for call money vac
advanced 10 per cent. and ruled from
that 90 per cent. There was no sign -
atrineency and renewals we're easily ef-
fccted. hut al Lenders held stifiiy for the
advanced rates. The opinion has been In
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-11

Now York pee 10 Flour market WIS
weak end 3 to rs cents lower to sen with
oui much demand at the decline Rvc
-four easy. fair 10 good 81 gnaa M. rbotrc
10 fancy. NiSagB
puekwhent nour dun a. A. f0sf2tg Ruck
wheat nominal IA g1sfese lf Nru
York
Corn mosl essy. veltovy Wc.terp SIC
Rvo steady. No Western 49, r n
aoo,t
H,rlov oulet. barle,, malt dDll. vestcrp
e.a-t.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-11
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
.ttuP ~ COTTON FUTURES AFTER
THE BUREAU REPORT.

rbc report Caused Decline Of
from 81 60 I'D Points-spirits Tur-
,eutins Firm at sSisc-LocRI ana
geographic Markets.
The Morning News once
Monday Dec. TO-
-.e feature OF the markets to-day was
OBJ. .ovcrnmsns bureau report estimating
.-. cotton crop for the season OF isoo-iaoi
!, 40 40 bales The effect OF Il was a
AIM az from twenty-seven 10 thirty-nino
r,s In che cotton futures market The
snot market dropped &c. with the
-,.nr quiet ana steady. and no tTadiDg
.,.o, on. The slump brought business to
..srtsun for tho balance OF the day.
r.. ,orpentins market closed firm at
,a.- with an easy undertone re-
....1 after che closing. Resins
..-. steady as to NJ and above
,-8 arm as 10 X and below. \
...,rs4 Sc. The wholesale markets
SEQ steady and active. The following
-..,nc u the markets will show the tone
.-. Quotations at the closing to-day:
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-11

N.w York. Dee. i0-The weakness Ia
me stock market opened with the deaE
tngs An large volume, well distributed TOT
Inc most part aud resulting IN suostan-
,,at advance The latter we're pro-
nonneed In M Instance Of Tennessee coai
and Iron and Colorado Fuel ana iron N
scopda and Federal Steel sugar Was
40 heavily dealt IN. but The s'oc x mao
!. s,meWhat uncertain tendency. In me
rstiWav list the AtchiFons we're severely
aenressed on the announcement Of threat
c,ed Labor troubles or that road Among
,nc bieb-,riced stocks. Pounsylvanin was
i, ,catire in o msterial advance. For the
r,,o.t part the trading Feensa 90 he gov
,crnsa by Inc more cheerful. views regard
40 ,he monetary outlook The changes
h. cninion ln this respect led not only 20
nes investment buying. but also 10 COW
srtng ~ short contracts. London for
Anerls ans showed general advances ohove
New YORK parity with Saturday nnni
,,t..s and foreign houses were buying
bero anon the opening OF husiness Apart
EN-, tbe threatened labor TROUBLES on th"
.t.bison Road. there was e. virtuai abb
seree ~ news over SUNDAY bearing upon
The stock 41iorket
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-11

COTToN-Savannah 10 Boston. per
cwt., &c. 90 New York per ext. 90. 10
Philadelphia. per bale 81 baltimore 81
FOREIGN DIRECT Bremen. o.. Iiv-
erpool. loc. Hamburg. isc Genoa. s8c
Barcelona. Soc Manchester l5c. tiavrc.
CO., Antwerp a., Rcvai. sDc. Rotterdam
co. Trieste, s5c. INDIRECT Liverpool
SoH3sc. Hamburg ga. Gothcnburg. a.
LtMBER-Ry Sail-Frcights steady. %
Baltimore and eastward. $3.50 TO $50 PER
n including Portland
LII MhEk-By stoam-Eavannah %
Baltimore. SEQ. to =. r. r. or - and o.
docks. $50. 10 Philadelphia i6sac per
cwt pounds 20 FOOT 90 New YorE
1850 por ~. SIS 20 dock. nghtcred to
Boston. &j
NAVAL STORES The mlrket la nrm.
medium size Vessels Rosin-Cork. Tor
orders b 81 per barrel Of $40 pounds. and
per cent prmagc Spirits. A. % PER
90 gallons gross. and 5 per cent primagc
Large vessels roein. 3s. spirits a 81.
Steam lie per 100 pounds on rosin. 2iMe
on spirits Savannah TO Boston. and siso
OF rosin and 10 on spirits 10 New York
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-11

MONEY-The demand keeps fairly up
with the supply
FOREIGN ENCHANG r. Market weak
Commercial demand. NNis; sixty days.
A5e's ninety days. A1Sia. francs. Paris
and Havre. sixty days. 5.2A Swiss.
sixty days 49, Belgian. 52i'4 marks.
sixty days 9SA ninety days 9sh.
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE Steady
banks are buying al t-is discount and
selling as follows IS and under Joe pre-
MUM SIS 10 $50 15c premium; SO 10 500
nc premium 500 to 500 sc premium
500 TO 100. = premium. 81 900 and over.
Use per NJ premium
SECURlTIEs-The South appears 90
he selling Central securities. New Yori,
parties buying them.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-11

LIvERrooL COTTON BARNET.

Liverpool Dec. io.-Spoi moderate bus
mess and prices i-32d lower. American
rnlddnng fair. 2s-8gd. good mddling.
1890. low middliug 5 5-l6d. mdding
SID. good ordinary 5 i-isd. ordinary.
i3-16d The sales Of the day were 1.o0o
bales Of which go were for speculation
and export. including SEQ American. Re-
celpts. 5000 bales, including. 1890 Amcri-
can
Futures opened aud closed quiet. Amer
lean mlddlng. low middling clause. De
cemher. 9 g5qs I'D sellers. Decembcr-Jan-
nary, 5Id sellers January February.
siad sellers; February March. 5.l6a I'd
sellers. Msrch-April 5.iid5i5d sellers
April-May. bI2d512d sellers. May-Junc.
5i0d5iid sellers: June-July. 5.0sd buyers;
July August. 5.0515.06d sellers. August
September. 456d buyers
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-11
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.

Note-These quotations arc revised
daily. and are kept AZ near - possible W
accord with the prevailing wholesale
nrlces. Omciai quotations are not used
when they disagree with the price, whole
salers ask
Country and Northsrn Produce
PoULTRY-The market is STEADY. QUO.
tatlous. Broiiers. s04s5e per pair han
grown tsasoc three-fogrtna grown. Soa
s.1c; hens. esQ75c: ROSTERS. natoc' ducks
s0q7yc geese 75cdtioo.
FGGs.Fresh candled. gSa2ic; cold ssor-
age marc.
Rt'T'rER-The tone az the market is
arm Quotations: Cooking. gle; imiia-
slons. &c: New York state dairy. 2il3c. ex-
ire ElglnF &c.
CHEESE Market firm; fancy fun
cream cheese 1870 for - 70 12-pound
average: 2sa3O-pound averages. &c.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-11

New York. Dec. io.-The week opens
,,,,b a oulet market IN all departments
In cotton goods the decline IN "a" ms
tarlal has had an influence over buyers
b,,t tbore has been no noticeable change
In the attitude OF sellers. Brown cotton
continue slow and in bleachea ani 1870 80.
-, prlnt cloths slow Prints and gins-
hs,,s unchanged. white goods quiet but
steady
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-11

--a .uot cotton market closed auiet and
...,s, A. 4 decline OF Lc on all grades
T., s,ls. we're reported. Practically moth
,os done In anticipation OF the bu-
-... report. and after y was received
...frr came TO standstll. Inc re-
oera ASH. against 6,i9i last year.
$50 year before last.
faitoNlng were the Official spot quo
.rs 81 ,he close OF the market oil the
...f.r Exchange to-day;
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-11
cnrrnN SEED OIL

New York Dec i0--Cotton seed Oh re-
nccted an easier tone as the outcome OF
lcsgcucd demand and further pressure 81
oil on the market. Prime crude. barrels.
zsu1shc. prime summer yellow. 3in3itc.
on summer yellow. 3oisa3lc: prime win
ter yellow. 57n5Tisc prime white. 3iN3ic:
prime meal, 81 50a26no.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-11

Monday. Dec. 10
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-The turpen-
- r,,rket opencd nrm at Sslsc. with
-. ~ las. and closed arm and un-
.esngoJ with further sales OF sis. Il vas
..s,or,sd that after the closing tho under
,ope Was easy. II was no, undersiool
mai anything was sold on a lower nasis
than the quotations me FeeelP's WIZ
/ IN. aud che exports 5.s95
nIsrNe Tho roslu market closed
.,asd,, as 10 VI and above. and firm ~
ana below The only price change
v,s a drop OF Sc IN X. The demand was
.ooa throughout the day Sales a. the
,nsgsre at the Board OF Trade were i.7is.
"a 80 the closing 80. Prices a. follows.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-11

usu, Movements a. other Ports
gsfvsFton-Easv mlddling. sss. net re-
...r-. 10 5is. gross. 1853. stock. 1910
Sew orleans Nominal: middiing, Ills.
rs receipts. iT.sa5. gross. 1855 sales
f stock. 5l-42e.
N1rIe-Nomlnal. middling. HIS: net
f--a..s-. 800. gross. 100; stock. $3.50.
IHarIeston-Qulet: middling. ga. net re-
p.- 77s gross. SO. stock, 1910.
WIImIugton- Dull. middling 30. net re-
a.l 50. gross. 3.56s; stock. ls.2l5.
.o.k-Nominal. middllug. 9iz net re-
..p.s 5l5. gross. i5l5' sales. ga stock
Va ,.nors-Nominal middling. lols'
--o-e 90. stock. 1.is9
NsU York-DurI: middling. 81; net re-
ep.s -oi gross. i.25s' sales. 49, stock
sus
Bl-.or-Quet. middling. iOls: net re-
e'.p's 80. gross 4,2s9.
p-lsde phia-Ouiet: middlng. lois. net
rrrents @. gross. %. stock, 4f7f
Daily Movements ~ Interior Towns
Auglsta-Q Quiet mid3iinE. ~: net TO-
.sn'e 1l2i gross. 2,l2i sales, 1876: stock.
ENi
Nsmpais-Quie,. middnng. 81 net re-
sp's. 6sH; gross, 1889. salcs. $50;
go.k. TO 40
S, Louis-ouiet; mlddliug. o.; net re-
'nis. 227 gross. 2.2G. sales, 60, stock
C-f
rireiuuati-Easier. mlddling. % net re-
.sois. i7l3. gross. 1873: stock 9.S5s
H1u-ton-Easy. middling. Gle. net re-
oepts 1895. gross. 1896; sales. S9i: stock.
Ntl
io4lsvllle-Flrm. middling. 90.
TNports Of Cotton This Day
9alyeston-To Great Britain, lila
Continent. 573s.
New Orle8ns-Trance. 5e00.
say annah-ConJinent 5.2n; coastwise.
Is
ugton-CosstRis e. 1900.
Norfolk--Coast wise, 2.705.
Sow York-FranSe. go. conuncnt. ias,
Total foreign ext&Tts from all ports
This day. To Great Britain, l1lN, 10
France. $50. 10 the continent, u.f76.
Total foreign exports from all ports
tHus for this week To Great Britain.
sIh. 10 France. 7.slG; 70 tho continent.
I1--
TOTAL forciRn exports since Sept I. 1000:
T Great Britain. its.s7s. 70 France. ST.
go i1 tho continent. 96l SIS
r1arieston. Dec. i0-Cotton nominal.
sales none. quotations omitted.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-11
SEA ISLAND COTTON.
COTTON FUTURES.
The MARKET Closes at n Decline of
~ 80 80 PoInts.


~ "a IN Points.
Nsw York Dec l0.--It has been many
months since fluctuations on the New
fo.k Cotton Exchange have reached -
pnf and since speculation has equaled
''ii recorded to-day. From opening to
closing tho session was one OF great In
'"'.. The constant bobbing OF rumors
within he past two weeks to the effect
''at certain parties we're in possession OF
government report which was resu-
elheduled 10 make its appearance
We hist time to-day. had led TO pre-
'fiHonsry evening up on the part OF tho
!'Ir aud had greatly disturbed the
VIEWS ~ The trade. The market opened
n'i.eaoly enough. with prices 3 points
..H,r Co points lower easy Us 10 tone.
pause f0r bearings and then drop
some 10 10 = points occurred under
.'W and outside selling. prccipitated by
pri>ngly large receipts ana gloomy
f.sh market news
1et came . sharp reaction. which car
'l prices up with = rush "a 10 II points
fresh rumors that the bureau report
out through a leak" and was
ngiy hullish. Shorts lost faith In their
Ton; o number OF room traders were
f-iertly Impressed with the stories
sk he long side The close oi the
Holr saw tho market decidedly
'f1f and q shade above Saturday,
ng hgures. For the next half hour
important variations occurred. and bus
.'''s became quite sluggish. But as mid
Drew near both factions became ex-
7lihgiy nervous and fearful that they
orershot the mark. A scamper for
..'r gTound resulted in feverish trading.
"a errauc movement IN values. though
= u oclock prices were nearly even With
losing OF saturday
bureau report came over the wire
'pily. and estimated the present crop
10000 bales from an acreage OF %
t or about the same AZ estimated on
tcrcage b. Liverpool Cotton TX
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-11
cnIcAeo Markets.

chicago. Dec. io--A decrease ia the Wis.
lbie aud - lack Of outside support were
opposing influences in wheat to-day With
the result chat May closed barely steady.
isai.c under Saturday Corn closed csc
aud oats - lower. Provisions az the close
were a shade TO iec higher.
The leading futures ranged 90 follows.
Opening Highest Lowest Closing.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-11


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