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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1900-07-14
LITTLE LOCALS.

Dog DAYS are here.
The successful author is all write.
The hay dealer does business on a large
scale.
J. J. Combs, veteran printer. died at
RomneV,
Reformed Reunion at Pen Mar next
Thursday July 10.
The NOR grass a man has on his lawn
tie mower he Nants.
He IS indeed fool. who when he
can't get his breath, runs to ca'chit.
Citizens Bank. Charles Town. has feen
incorporated With capital Of S25.oo0
Many a military man has remained co5l
under fire, only TO be roasted al lerwaod-
1t seems funny that a sunny DISPOSE
ton IS never coupled with hot temper.
A fie in the Jefferson Ccoprrage Shops
Wednesday afternoon caused $500 dam
age.
Policeman NcBee IS on duty again.
after being off for several days on &C
count OF sickness.
The average man imagiues that If all
fools we're uead his opinion would soon
become universal
The Presbyterian Sunday School has
decided TO hold its annual picnic at the
Bedngcoa Sulphur lot on Thursday lay
10
The latest acquisition to the King s
Daughters Hospital is an electric fan,
which has been placed in the principal
ROOM
A marriage license was issued in Hae-
erstown Tuesday TO Evers Dial NGc4les
and Laura Mable Palmer both OF Mar
tinsburg.
I An electric auto stereoscope n'ckle-al-
,the-slot machine in the lobby of Hotel
Berk, lev is attracting quite great deal
of attention.
Mr.. c. I. F. Thatcher, who has been in
the restaurant business in Washington
for several years. has sold out and is now
here with friends.
The .2-months-olG son of Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Youtz. died ot cholera lnfantnm
Thursday at o clcc am. at Their home on
corner Hooge and Frederick streets The
funeral will take place from he hou e
fA teevenIng at 9 so o'clock.
Mrs Gertrude Jones EngIe. vile of J.
r Engle a we'll known an mber Of the
Charles Town Tar, died "Wednesday at
her home ia Charles Town. aged II. She
was the only daughter VI the late CHARLES
Jones, OF Clarke county, Va
4 special term OF County Court has
Teen called for next Tuesday. July ~ TO
consider the application OF w. 5 Little
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Entertainment .

The people Of MaitInsburg were highly
entertained tuesday uight bv TWO distin-
euished gentlemen. one frof. Fred High
the n9ced dl amatlc entertainer hnmorr
and ventrioguist of Pittsburg, and M. Y
Savad a native Persian educated at the
Presbyterian Collie at Qroomiah. Persia
Prot High, who entertained in the
Court House, had very small audience
but if he should repeat bis entertainment
he wo4lld doubtless nave a crowded
house.a as ne is one Of the best entertainers
Of bis kgnd ever seen in Martinsburg.
The lecture by Mr. S2yad in the Pres
byterian/ church was illustrated by
steroptican views and was also very in
beFesung.
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fas NnRTInsBuVa RERALD

tnter-,i q. The POS, once q; mart'ns"urs,
y g Soc, r. lass Nattsr.l
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,U nolaimed Letters.

Following is ist of unclaimed letter!
remaining in the Post Office at Martins
burg, w. Va. July 9 1900 If not call
I'd FOR will be sent to the Dead Letter OF
flee at WasningtO I, July 20.
Persons calling fer them will say adver
Used.
Mrs. Rachael Aertee. Robert Brown
Wesley Becks. Mrs. Lille S. Butler
Thomas 0. Brien. ]. c. Ellis, John FRS
key, g. NJ. Groves, Mrs. Maggie Ham
mock, Navid Holt. Chas. jennings, F
Lehr, Fl. c. Lunlzel, NJ Marks, Davic
Pltzer. Lizzie Peuerman, Miss Edit
Roach, Miss Loney Shirley, Fred r
Lames or James. c. H. Young, JACK
Molforke
ALEX CLOAAN, p. M.
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Trouble IS brewing between the cay
and The Standard Lime & Sore Com
pany 1t is hoped. however that the CON
uoversy viii be settled 70 the best inter-
ests of the city and TO the satisfaction of
the company without carrylag It into
court.
The City Council is up in arms and is
holding secret sess ons ~ discuss ana
take speedy action to stop an action OF
the Stone Company i1-t would destroy
the eitv's water syste eat
Ii was only by chaaee that the work,
which, ii Carried out would destroy the
greater part OF tee G Us wa e. supply,
vas discovered, or We would probably
| have found ourselves all of a sudden With
out that very essential necessity water.
Since the company has purchased the
land back OF the Big Springs, two and a
/ halt mics west OF town, it has been max
I ing MANY changes. The building OF rail-
r lads. opening oi new quarries, etc. All
OF this was very acceptable 10 the city,
bat when IL was discovered the FIRST Of
c week that mechanics were at work
i angling the course of the water from
Big Spring, there was kick coming
/ a id big one too, for that is the clief
URGE OF the towns water supply. The
company had figured il out that the water
that disappeared in the ground on their
| land near the Big Spring, was the water
that comes out in their quarrics near
town and caused lnem 10 60 10 a great
expense to pump 1t out. To stop thi.
they had planned TO drain the run and
cause il 10 flow in another direct on, in-
stead Of flowing Into the hole into which
1t disappear, q. later coming out ne r towr
and furnishing the great part OF the cts :
water supply. In order 10 give the towr
va or, wuen il was really hard up for 1t
they We're putting 10 s1ort six-inch pip
from the d1m - the hole, with a SOP
cock IN it. winch wautd only be turned o.
a. times If dire ntressiiy.
II Tie company We're allowed TO do thl'
the city would be placed IN very bat
posilon as to is water supply and IL i
understood that the Council is endeavor
ing TO decide upon The best legal methot
70 stop it. The law does not allow any
oae 10 change the course Of any Stream
and IT is understood that the Council i
seeing its way clear to stopit.
TIE members of the Council drove on
T. lhs Big Springs and thoroughly &C
quanted themselves with the surrounds
Ings Monday night. Last night they me
IN secret session with the corporation al
torney and discussed TIE best steps to b
aiken. Another meeting will be he'd thl
week.
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Bucklen's Arnica Saive.

THE BEST SALvE in the world for Outs
Rruisers Sores Ulcers. Salt Rheum.
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands
Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup
nns. and positively cures Piles. or no
p required. 1t is guaranteed to give
.,erfect satisfaction or money refunded
- ice 25 cents per box. toi sale by l.
y. Matthaei. Druggist
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Mess7s LOUIS Wolfes and Humphrey
Kearns have gone to Woods Hole, Mass.
where they will be employed in the seq
vice od the U. ). Fish Commission until
October.
Mr.. I. Msl son Wisner.jr. leftfor Wash
inqtoB State 70 take char OF one of the
p aeffic constructing STATIONS
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corner of Queen and Liberty streets, to
distribute tue road fund in the various
distric : Of the COUNT. 70 consider the
rrsie alton OF A q. keesetker as Deputy
Clerk and the appointment of another to
take his place.
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WELL. WE'LL.

The 4th was inlmt nse. now wen want
TO make the Conrey's Concert Band pic
nic al Pen Mar Aug OH. not the biggest
picnic OF the season. but an immense PIC
81 like We had last year. THIS will be
about the righr time for day of recr,
alton.
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Harvest Rorne-

The members Of Mt. Wesley VI. Z.
Church will hold their Annu al Harvest
Home Oh Thursday. August ?, in Jones
Woods. The public is cordially invited
to spend the dav with them
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CUT IN HALF
SpirO'S F. D. c. H., 12O Queen
Vt OPPOSITE p NICKLAS, BROS & cos.
W., >NN~~NoNe~>o,<N>.N

The time clear stock hand We must have
fall bargains Our stock of goods regardless of
cost We intend be in the future lave been the
past headquarters for irstclass clothing, shoes and
gents furnishing goods Therefore have decided that
this CLOSING OUT LIE of stock there shall be
hagglng prices, Everything must 90. We want your
trade and going it, We you nice
and give you such extraordinary bargains that you will come
back TO US again
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-22

the Stock Exchange az the opening Of
business showed noteworthy strength and
animation Advances were scored 81
practically every quarter OF the market,
and interest was unusually well d'Nerri-
fled Tho Pacific stocks ana notably
Northern Pacific common and preferred
continued in the had and were notably
arm. although showing occasional rocc--
sions under tho weight OF pront-realizing
sales Another strong and active feature
OF the market was North American, in
which instance rumors continued 10 cir
culate to the effect that the control Of the
property was being acquired Ia the mar
ket Another Of tho spccialties showing
decided strength was Peoples Gas. in
which the trading was particularly active.
London furnished a higher range Of prices
and foreign houses bought heavily at the
opening here. the purchases being pre-
sumably IN advance Of next weeks set
Element wherein Il is expected that an
uuwieldy short interest for American
stocks will b. Disclosed. There was.
aside from Loudon's attitude. very little
that was novel over night with any bear
ing upon the financial situation. The tire
mcndous trading at the opening Of bust
ness was nothing more than "A continue
ton OF the strength and activity which
have prevailed since the election.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-22
NEW ORLEANS COTTON FUTURES
New orleans. Nov. 2l.-cotion futurcs
COTTON LETTERS.

New York. Nov I.-Murphy & Co. say
OF c,aton: Decided reaction occurred iu
to-day's market during latter part OF scs-
sion. the decline uncovered numerous
stop-loss orders and the liquidation was
principally by recent buyers, as the long
interest has accumulated considerably
during che past few days. The opening
on Liverpool was not fully up 10 expec-
tations, their future market being up only
8-64 10 46ld We opened 10 points
lower than last nights close. but che same
crowd. New Orleans and New York io-
Gals. were again conspicuous buyers, ana
In the meantime Liverpool improved 2-hi
10 3-Gid During the carly part Of the
session our market was decidedly strong.
January advancing 20 $3.50, huctuHtins
on a range Of 90 to IS during the balance
OF the morning session. but after the noon
call. a heavy selling movement set In. al
though the New orleans bull crowd
bought rather freely bus not sufficient 10
sustain prices, January decking 10 $3.50
and closing within 10 points OF tne
est for the day. We are inclined 10
think that che decline to-day was brought
around In order 10 reduce the long inter-
est and that the market will do better
tomorrow Estimated port receipts iii3.
against 81 81 last year. New Orleans OK
poets tomorrow 1900 to 1900; Houston
o.
New York Nov q Hubbard Bros. g.
Co. say. Opening slightly lower IN re-
Spouse TO the disappointing Liverpool adj
vices our market quickly recovered on ar
bitruge buying which has been the fea-
turc OF the past few days. large In
tercst has been transferred from this mar
ket TO Liverpool against shipments from
The South. as that market q receiving
large amounts OF cotton. Interrupted
wire communication with the South inter-
fered with business Southern markets
are strong and higher with no disposition
on tho part Of holders 20 sell. Small crop
estimates are everywhere current. IN
creaslng the belief IN higher prices. Re-
ceipts are light a. the ports. though tho
Atlantic towns show an Increase as com
pared with last week The temper %
the trade IL distinctly bulnsh with not
the slightest desire 10 sell short even
for n reaction.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-22
MIsCELLANEnus.


COTToN-savannah 20 Boston. PER
cwt. 25c 90 New York. per cwt. 90c. 30
Philadelphia. per bale 81. Baltimore. ST.
FOREIGN DfRECT-Bremeu. foc Liv-
erpool. f0c. Hamburg fsc. Genoa. b3c 4.
Barcel Iona. Sc. Manchester. f5c Havre
i0c; Antwerp. 90. Reveal. 50c. Rotterdam.
SOC. Trieste. 53c NDIRECT-Isiverpool
35n3sc. Hamburg. SOC. Goihenburg. 53c
LUMBER-By Sail-Freiehts steady: 90
Baltimore and eastward $40 20 1915 per
NJ including Portland.
LUMBER--ny steam - Savannah 20
Baltimore. 500. TO =. r. r.. or - and O.
docks. $50. to Philadelphia i6asc per
cwt @ pounds 20 FOOT: 10 New York
$50 per 81 E25 10 dock. lightered 20
Boston $50
NAVAL sTORES-The market Is Arm;
medium size vessels. Rosln-Cork. Tor
orders, g "a per barrel OF $40 pounds. ana
per cent. primaEe. Spirits. A. "a per
20 gallons gross. ana Q per cent primage
Large vessels. rosin. 81: spirits A. "a.
Steam. lie per 100 pounds on rosln. 2iMc
on spirits. Savannah 10 Boston. and ~
on rosin and isc on spirits TO New York
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-22

LIME. CALCIUM. PLASTER AND
Cement-Alabama AMI Georgia lime Ia
fair demand and sell a. 81 cents a barrel.
special calcined plaster. 400 per barrel ,
hair. 4a5c Rosedaie cement &iDalls
carload. lots. special. Portland cement. re-
tail. g. Is, carload iots. 220ydZ.20
LUMBER = .. B. VESSELS Swan
NAH-Aiinimum. yard sizes. si0S4 l.el
car silis. 81 5oai2eo; dihicult sizes. Nf.e
aisoo: ship stock. ti6ooals.0o. sa~n ties,
s 0Oas 90. hewn ties, 35a3sc.
OII,-Market steady. demand fair sig
nal. a5q50c. West Virginia black. sal1c;
LARD Sc. neatsfoot. o0n70c. machinery. ls
a25c. mnseed OIL raw. 76iac. boiled, 'sihc'
kerosene. prime white. nc; water white.
l3c. PratTs astral. ic. dcodorized stove
easollue. drums. Ike. empty OIL barrels.
delivered. Sc
sHoT-Drop. N.5o. b. B and large, u.75.
chilled. 8i75.
IRON Market very steady. Swede, sac.
NAII.s-Cut. $3.50 base. wire. 3 Is base.
BARBED wIRE-s350 per 100 pounds.
GUN POWDER--Per key. Austin crack
shot. 500. half kegs H.25, quarter kegs,
glg5. champion ducklng. quarter kegs.
g. 70. Dupont and Hazard smokeless. hair
kegs Gii35. quarter kegs S75. l-pound
canlsters. iioo. less = per cent? Trois-
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-22

The cotton market showed great activ-
lily to-day. with the demand better than
for several days POST. Commensurate
with the Improvement iu the demand was
the determination OF holders to stand
pat ana with but few exceptions con-
cessions could not be obtained That a
boom IN the cotton futures market is ap-
parenty on seems 20 be the understand
ing among holdcu. who look for further
advances. They look for cotton 20 bring
10 cents easily, and possibly a much higher
price. The local spot market opened IN
changed, advanced l-l6 cent at the / p
N call. and at the closing dropped back
10 the opening price. Sales on the spot
were s5 bales. Receipts we're 44T5.
egainst sos last year and 1854 year be-
fore last. Good middlug fob. brought
from l0A 10 10 s-i6 cents. with the demand
active. ana transactions for the day sat
.s;actory 10 the trade.
Tho following were the official spot quo
iations a; the close Of the market az the
Cotton Exchange to-day:
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-22

Wednesday. Nov. q.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE. The turpen-
tine market d.d not show any great power
OF resistance to-day. The further Yield
ms Of the price hy drop % a cent be-
low yesterdays closing leads 90 the be-
lief that further rcccssions may b. scored
before lively trading basis Is struck
The opening az the Board of Trade war
nrm az 5si4 cents with sales OF "a casks.
and the closing quiet ana unchanged with
no further sales reported II was after
the closing that the market showed Id
ditioual weakness by considerable sales
al 80 cents, aud with buyers rescrviug or
dcrs even az this price IN the hope that
supplies could he had later cheaper. The
days receipts were $50. and the exports
35S.
ROSINS The rosia market closed frm
ana unchanged. with sales for the dny Of
LIS barrels az the opening call. The de-
mand was good an day. II was report Ell
in some quarters that there was q stiffen-
ing tendency, but any advance was nos
shown In the Z o'clock closing al the
Board Of Trade. The days receipts were
$3.50 and the exports 49,. Prices as fol-
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-22
COTTON FUTURES.
The Closing weak and Irregular IA
- Points Lower.

Lower
New York Nov 2l.-The cotton market
to-day made lower start. following dis
appointing English cables. but the loss
was soon recovered and marked net
gain scored on a return OF bull confidence.
a reaction abroad and substantial evil
dence chat the public was again buyer
The late market was weak under realiz-
ING. while operations were on a somewhat
smaller scale, there was a large trade re-
corded with January and March the chief
options dealt ia.
The market started steady with prices
down 10 point. following the disap-
pointing sdvlces from Liverpool Local
bulls bought on the decline. "a wave Of
proht-taking carried prices l0ui2 points
lower in the first hour. but sentiment
changed az this point and the market
again exhibited pronounced strength
while prices advanced we'll above che close
u yesterday The late cables indicated
nervousness among the foreign shorts. the
adviccs received from tho South told ot
higher spot markets on urgent demand
from exporters and American spinners
hut added that holders were Offering very
little cotton even al the higher prices De
creased crop estimates had considerable
weight In strengthening bun sentiment
aud q severe storm was said 10 be doing
general damage In the central belt
Throughout the day pront-taking was a
prominent feature ana during the last
hour the offerings were very heavy. As a
result prices declined with a rush At the
close the market was weak aud Irregular
with prices 10 points lower
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-22
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool Nov. q. p m.-Spot fair
demand. prices steady; American mid
ding, BNd The sales OF the day were
1000 bales, OF which 5Oo were Tor specuta-
ton and export and included 500 Amer
lean. Receipts. 5000 bales. all Ameri-
can
Futures opened quiet and closed steady
al the advance American middling. low
middling clause, November. 53id buyers;
November December 53ld buyers; De
oember-January sd buyers. January
February. 526a527d sellers, February
March, 6.24u5.25d sellers; March-April,
529d sellers: April-May. 5.2iao2-i sellers,
May-June. 5eod buyers. June-July, 5lsd
BUYERS: July-August SOD buyers August
September. 5Ga5.0Sd sellers.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-22
FINANCIAL.

MONEY-The demand keeps fairly up
with the supply.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE Market
steady Commercial demand. Ns3's: sixty
days. s. s07s. ninety days. A7sN: francs.
Paris and Havre. sixty days. SRA: Swiss.
sixty days. 5.25h: Belgian. 52f2. marks
sixty days. 937s ninety days % 9-l6.
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE Steady
banks are buying az lie discount and
selling a follows SIS and under. Toe pre-
MUM; g. 20 $50 i5c premium $50 10 SEQ
Nc premium. 500 10 500. &c premium
500 10 $500. = premium. $1,000 and over
75c per ii premium.
SECURITIES-M Money Is working a lit
tie close, thus causing investors to hold
q
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-22
STOCKS AND BONDS.
The Opening Jump Followed by Re-
action on Realizing.

New York. Nov. 2i.-To-days stock
market represented nothing more than
the routine progress OF a speculative
boom There was continuance Of a
large and well distributed demand for
stocks. and there was very heavy selling
10 take profits. The result was the same
irrogularlty in price movement, which has
been more or less the rI,e ever since the
present speculative period began
The prodt-iaking to-day somewhat over
bore the new buying. or a. all events the
selling movement showed its greatest
force towards the cloee Of enc session. 80
that the sentimental effect IN to-day's
market was on the side OF reaction to "A
Greater extent than on previous days.
London felt the influence and boughs
stocks in TIE American department on a
large scale. Assertions are made that
me foreign speculative public is showing a
growing interes. In American stocks, but
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-22

New York. Nov. 2i-The market for dry
goods shows considerably more doing IN
4.vard brown sheetinEs. but no change In
character Of demand for heavier brown
eottons. Bleached cottcns are firm
throughout. demand moderate. but stocks
limited. In coarse colored cottons busi-
ness IA fair a. firm prices. Print cloths
very Arm at full prices. Wooden and
worstcd dress goods and mems wear
fabrics SOW and prices irregular.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-22
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
AFTER 4 SHARP RISE COTTON
FUTURES CLOSE AT DECLINE.

The Rush for Prohts Was Too Great
90 withstand. and the Closing Was
weak at Decline of $40 Points.
spot Markets show Improved Tone.
spirit- sold at 3Dc After the Clos
tnE-Stocks Irregular aud Reac-
uonary After sharp Advance.
Local and TcIcgraphic Markets.
The Morning News ONCE.
Wednesday Nov. e.
rho constituencies OF the cotton futures
market e. the pressure OF pront-taking
Vas amply demonstrated IN the movement
~ prices to-day. The outlook was uncer-
lain Tor both sides al the opening. which
was below last nights closing on unfav-
orable Liverpool advices. The effect OF
mis- was promptly overcome by general
advises calculated 10 stem the tide ana
gave the market substantial life In The
other direction When prices did starr up
they went with rush, the highest for
January being 9a6c. Il was here that
there was a natural rush co take profits.
sharply. the closing being weak and ir-
resuiar az decline OF 8 and 9 points
The bulge Ia futures carried the local
spo, market up i-is cent az the noon call,
but there was later reaction 10 the open
Ing price Those who have watched the
situation closely believe che spot markets
10 81 In very strong position, with the
promise for the maintenance OF steadily
advancing prizes Il seems to be certain
,hat the unso.d cotton IS not TO he drawn
10 markets by a scare or pretense OF
Inactivity. such as spinncrs may endeavor
70 create BY withholding orders. With
the large consumptve demand Tor cotton
holders stick to the belief that q only re-
mains for them to follow out their theory
TO cet the prices they expect.
The spirits turpentine market opened
firm az 3si4 cents, ana closed quiet and
unc hanged After the closing pretty gen
eral sales were made az 80 cents. The
rosln marke, closed firm and unchanged.
with a good demand prevailing, and the
market showing stiffening tendency.
Stocks closed irregular and reactionary on
tremendous proht-taklnE which followed
a strong opening that carried the entire
list W The following resume OF the dit
ferent markets will show the tone and
quotations az the close to-day:
Tone of General Markets.
Couon-Quiet. steady. unchanged.
Stocks-Reactionary al advance.
Money-Can steady. 3isg4 per cent.
T1rpentlne-Quiet. 39i.c
Rosins-Firm. unchanged.
Confirm. higher.
Whsat-Steady az advance.
Oats-Closing lower
Provisions-Unchanged TO TIC higher.
Cottonseed Oil-Quiet. easy.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-22

as Sc January. 6.4oc. March. s.50ns $50
May, 6.55q6 CSC.
SuEar-Raw firm. refined steady.
Butter steady; creamery. i9u15c. state
dairy. 1895
Cheese quiet: large September fancy.
iOAc small September fancy. lie.
Eggs. steady. state and Pennsylvania.
2ta2sc: Western regular packing at mark.
2iu34c.
Potatoes steady: Jerseys. 81 O0di III:
New York a. 25li .G2ia; Long Island. 81. 50
al 75 Jersey sweets. ti.75a2 70.
Peanuts quiet: fancy handplcked. fA0
&c. old domestic. &C.
Cabbage steady. Long Island per 100.
81 00G400
Cotton BY steam TO Liverpool. sc.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-22
COTTON SEED OIL.

New York. Nov q .-Cottonseed oil quiet
and rather easy on spot, but eseadier on
futures Prime crude barrels. 29i4c norni-
nal. pgime summer yellow. &c: OF sum-
mer yellow. 32iAc prime winter yellow,
sos 000 - 30