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The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-23
STOCKS AND bonds.
The Closing Easy with the Bigg est
business since spring.

New York. oct 22-To-day's furiously
active and buoyant speculation was
brought up with a sharp turn In re- nnli
hour OF the trading by furry In tho
rate for cali money. which carried Il up
20 per cent This was accepted as an
admoni,ion that the speculation was over
running the newly acquired resources OF
tho money market. and Very heavy sell
ing 70 realize profits Immediately set IN,
In some Of the stocks most affected by
the late selling the earlier gains were en-
tircly wiped out and the average level was
carried down considerably below the hes
Of the day The effort Of the bulls 90 re-
tricvc their ground caused very unset
tied tone. but the closing was on tho
whole easy. with the huoyant snap an
parently taken out of the market
Notwithstanding this late setback. there
were som. very striking upward move
ments Of prices. especially In The steel
group and the largest days business In
stocke since the earlier part % the year
was transacted at a level Of prices we'll
above those OF Saturday Speculation
rcveIcd IN the reviving streams Of god
which are pouring into the New York
money market from many quarters Of the
world. Yesterday incoming steamers
from Europe brought up the total re-
ceipts % the gold engaged there f1r i'm
mort 20 over 10000 and Saturday, re-
ccipts 81 81 50 900 ~ San Francisco VIII be
made Immediately available 70 the New
York market by telegraphic transfer.
The balance 81 the total engagements in
Europe. which amounted 70 UPWARDS or
So. 100000 O. faHt following on the heels a
the shipments already received. Neither
on Saturday nor to-day was there q
single dollar deposited ~ the sub-trcasnFy
for transfer 10 the South or West which
IS a conclusive denomination Of the
marked decline Of the interior needs Cor
currency Sterling exchange fell weakly
back 20 near the gold import point and
tho continued downward tendency Of in
terest rutes in London and Berlin seemed
20 offer ncquioscence Gu the threatened
further defns xls for gold from New York
Ii Is important 10 note thar nc weak
mess OF sterling exchange is iarw~tv due
20 me heavy buying Of stocks Cor London
account. which amounted, according 70
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CoTrON LETTERS.

New York. oct 22.-Murphy a Co. cay:
Advices from Liverpool reported thit
market 2-sld TO 3-6id lower on futures
with spots 3-33d lower. middling uplands
3 i7-a3d sales GOO. We opened on a
range OF 10 g points under Saturday
close. and ruled very weak throughout
tho entire session. although trading was
on "A moderate scale. and confined prin-
cipaIly 20 longs realizing, being dscour-
aged hv apparent weakness of the mar
kot. Houston aud New Orleans receipts
were liberal. the former expecting 1000
10 ~ 90 against 1851 last year. New Or
leans gO00 20 22Ooo. against 1923 last
year al ports estimated az $500 against
81 .f7f last year. Rain has occurred in
an districts OF the cotton belt except go
the Augusta section. In the central and
western portions. the rainfall was very
heavy. with prospects Of unsettled wealth
er Tor the next thirty-six hours. Jan
uary closed at 9.0ac. II was generally
expected that the market would be sup
ported around 9 i0c. but buying orders At
this prios were very limited At present
IL looks like the outside demand has been
very well satisfied. and buying orders on
q decline are rather scarce.
New York. oct. 22-Hubbard Bros. &
Co say: Liverpool did not show the
strength expected. closing barely steady
az two 10 three points decline. The weak
ness was meet marked on the nearby DO
livcries as tho cotton shipped on the iale
advance reaches that market for sale.
our market opened steady and slowly de-
ciined under enc influence OF offerings
from Texas. To- tho Atlantic there g. a
disposition shown 20 hold at the decline
but in the country. west Of the Mississippi
planters seem willing 90 accept ruling
prices The weather map shows no change
10 lower temperatures. and the cotton
bought on Saturday on the fear OF frost
was sold on the opening New buyers
have not appeared except on scale
Il
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-23

car ellis So 5OQiaO: dimcult sizes. si4O
diiS o.. ship stock. SIS 00fiisOo. aawn ties
8 oo9sbo. hewn ties ssQ 5sc.
OILs-Markct steady. demand fair; sig-
nal. tba 50c. West Virginia BLACK sGlec:
lard. Csc. neatsfoot. Gpai1vc. machinery ID
A25c. nnaeed oil. raw. Coo. boiled. CSC:
kerosene prime white. IL: water white
lsc; pratts astral. "a, deodorized stove
gasoline, drums. nhc. empty oil barreLa.
delivered. &C.
sHoT-I,rop. n.Oo: Il. II. and large as:
chilled siTb
IRON Market very steady. swede. SIC.
NAII.s-Cut, t2C0 base. wire. .t25 base
BARRED WIRE 81 50 per 100 pounds
straight goods. 1880. sugar house mn
lasHes iGaoc.
GUN POWDER-Per key. Austin crack
shot. Noo. half kegs. t2.3. quarter kegs.
U.2s: champion ducking. quarter kegs.
8 70. Dupont and HazaFu smokelesa, half
kegs. Ail-s5, quarter kegs. ys75 l-pound
canisters. uOo. less g per cent Trolsdorf
emokelesa powder. l-pound cans. 81 %. 10
Oound cans a0c pound.
salt, hides AND Wool.
sAT.T-Demana - fair and tho market
stcady. cauoac lots. O0-p0und burlau
sacks. &c. 100 pound cotton sack, fsc:
ll0-pound burlap sucks, 4siac: ii0-pound
cotton sacks. f9iAc: ZE5-Dound burlap sacks,
bSo: iz-pound cotton sack. &c. 21o-pound
burlap sacks Sc.
HDEs-siArkes drm: dry mint. Isne;
dry eait. llhc Erssta salted. &C.
WOOIs-Nominat: PRIME Georgia, free
OF sand burrs and black wool. isc: black,
isc: bury i0c. Wax. 2sc. tallow. ssse.
Deer skins. Doc.
FTaIts ana Nuts.
APPLES Northern variety. s. 2sa3 60
pHtr NES-i0s 20 CO.. To-. CO.. 20 Goa. SIC:
Coz 10 7Os 70; 10s 10 Sos. exc. Soa to COS. o.
~ Ia 1908 SIC
BANANAS 81. 25G2oo bunch.
LEMONS Market steady at g. 7503.00
COCOANuTS- 81 T5aA00 per 100
PEANUTs-Ampie stock. fair demand;
market arm: fancy hand picked. Virginia.
per pound gitc: hand picked. Virginia. sx-
tras &c: N c. seed peanuts. &c.
NUTS-Aimonds Tarrugonn. iGc: Tvtcaa.
i6c; walnuls. French. l2c. Naples. i2c. Pc
cans. i2c. Brazils. i3c. flberta, i3c. assert
ed nuts. 9'pound and E-pound boxes. 10.
Cotton bagEing and Ties.
TAGGING Market firm; jute. az
pound. SIC; large lots eizc; small lots.
t-pound. skQsc; iA-pound. shQshc: SEA
island baRRing. i2iAc
TIES s,andard s-pound. arrow. large
lots. 81 90. small lots. u.b0
nacon. Hams and Lard.
BACOR-Market nrm. y. s. c. r. sides.
skc. d. s. bellies sac Ofastcrnl. &C
cording 10 average size. u. $. bellies. sac
(Wcsterul: smoked C. X. sides. Bi4c.
IiAMs-sugar cured ieNl2isc.
LARD-Purc. In tiercea Sac: In TO-
pound tins and s0-pound tubs. SIC.
compound la tiercea. 6iac. 5O-pound tins.
and 0-pOund tubs. 6Ac.
Dried and HvapoFated Fruits.
APPLEs-EvapOrated. 7a7s4c. sun-dried.
BbaqGc.
APRICoTs-E vaporated. zoe pound.
nectarines i0c.
RAIsfNs-L. l.. t2O0: imperial cabinets.
g. %: loose J0-pound boxes. sgsiac pound.
PEACHES-Evapo peoled. Hizc.
unpealed. sAqsc.
PEARS-Evapornted SIC.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
,,.rtr DEVELOPED TO INFLUENCE
the COTTON MARKETS.

San, Markets We're an the Main TN
hanged. while Futures Dropped
,e1o0 PoInts-Stocks Active and
,dyaucinE spirits Turpentine
.,rm at 404 Ccnts-HOsins Firm
nd VnchanE ed-LocaI and TeIe-
rrYphIc Markets.
The Morning News once.
Monday. oct p.
o..s, seemed TO be tins order OF things
o. ,o,h the spot and speculative cotton
,-.-te,s to-day With but few exceptions
IN. not markets were unchanged. The
.,,.r.s market gave further evidences OF
o.. weakness by a decline Of is to - points
vI.a che closing easy and no prospects
d.. On, development Of influence calculated
Ia have any immediate effect in checking
t's downward turn
There Is every reason for believing that
che waiting attitude which the market
assumed some time ago. Is to continue I'M
IN frost or some equally important fac
t,r An market conditions appears. With
che continuance OF liberal receipts at the
morris ard favorable weather for gathering
,s. crop that remains IN the nelds. Il
ss.nls that about all the bears have 90 do
g. 90 sch the market and count their cash
san there Is not a great deal OF spocula-
ton on either side ~ present as the sea-
SON has progressed 10 a point where none
nun lha venturesome care 90 tread. The
occurrence Of "a heavy frost would doubt
less exert a telling effect on prices. which
Is one reason the careful are remaining
,.t az the market az present
The stock market exhibited remarkable
strength with the days transactions the
LARGEST since the activity shown last
spring Notwithstanding the advance IN
the rate for call money 20 4 per cent. AZ
one time prices continued upward on al
tho leading issues, and while there was
% setback due 20 the advance In the mon
ey rates and consequent selling. about all
the leading stocks closed az an advance
aboye Saturdays prices. The closing was
easy.
The spirits turpentine market closed
firm ~ f0is cents. with = good demand for
me offerings Resins closed firm and I'M
changed. The wholesale markets were
steady and moderately active The fol-
lowing resume of the markets Will show
the tone and quotations at tho closing to-
day:
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-23

MONBY-The demand keeps fairly up
with the supply
FOREIGN ENCHANGE-Marko very
weak. Commercial demand. Sac. sixty
days. A7si4. ninety days. 81 763s francs
Paris and Havre. sixty days. 5.23ia Swiss
SIXTY DAYS, 90: Belgian. s. 254s; marks.
sixty days. So 9-i6c. ninety days. s3Ac.
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE Steady
banks are buying az i-i6 discount and sell
ing as follows: SIS and under. loo pre-
MUM; IS 20 $50 i5c premium. SO 20 SiOo
2oc premium. 500 20 S20o &c premium;
$40 to $1,000 par. Sl.O1o and over. Lilo dis
count
SECURfTIES-Tho tone OF the market
Is hrm. with advancing prices The sup
ply OF noating securities IL limited Cen
tral issues are active and strong.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-23

New York. Oct Murphy a co say:
The stock market opened with the deal
ings IN immense volume and with material
advances showing a. every quarter OF the
market The tendency Of prices was
nothing more than "a continuation OF the
rapid rise which was in progress at the
close OF last week Virtually uothing ad-
ditional In the way Of news transpired
over Sunday with any bearing upon the
financial situation. and the strike Of the
anthracite coal miners appeared 20 be
more remote from settlement than u
seemed 10 be- AT the end OF the week The
initial tendency Of The market was 60 no
little extent owing to che material nd-
vanrcs shown len the London market AMI
foreign houses tradol very heavily at the
opening although on bOth sides Of tho ac-
count
II would seem hardly necessary 90 par
ticulnrze IN regnnd to the early changes
IN prices The railway list was actively
dealt in and was strong. and advances ex-
tending 20 several points were noted On
the Industrial quarter Conspicuous fca-
lures of che latter were Continental To-
bacco National Tube. Steel Hoop and
American Steel and Wire The local trac-
ton group participated TO "a comparatively
small extent In the general tendency OF
prices. Manhattan railway however. con-
tinued firm and active. Active features
OF the railway list were the Atchisons
Union and Northern Pacific, Missouri Pa
cinc Southern Pacific and the Changers
The early dealings We're az noted exc
tremely animated and while profit realiz-
ing sales were IN tremendous volume
they seemed 20 be- readily absorbed by the
Increased outside demand and by renewed
purchases 81 substantial nature The ad-
vance On money To 6 per cent was not
maintained II caused n reaction. Ten
dcncy 20 SOL on ruils Buying Ia Brook
lvn Rapid Transit. considered very good.
Trade buying IN Sugar apparently up 10
close Total sales Of stocks to-day were
az sg7
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-23

G. a . LIS. D.. Ss'. 81 l. a san +
- 81. ,.....iSl G.u.rul d. .l96
G, 4 Nv con 7si39ii 81 Paul con l7OM
G. " Nv ). r. 81. Paul. chi a
Dob BE-, ......l9 Pacific lists. ilSih
chi. Ter g. g2 do 30 5s no
Col sou O.. SgL Sou pac. A. sH
Denver a Rio sou nv D.. i0sss
Grande lists Ia = a and T. g.. 6sl
do do g. 900. $685. Tex q Pac. istsllt
Fri. Gen a.. q. 7lps' do do 2nds 49,. 20
+. w. a Denver Union Pac a.. los
City lists .... TShlWabaah lists ....iis
Gen. Elec g.. i9 do ends I'm
Iowa Cen lists. IA West shore q. .ilgW
l.. q Uni. A., $50. WiA Con. ists b.. s1A
NJ a o. a., o.. Si4 Vnt Cen. ...... 8lA
Mis- Kan. a.
New York, Oct. 23-Standard OIL 576ft
ETs
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LIvERPooL CoTroN MAnkEr.

Liverpool oct. Q, 40 Notion, mod
crate business. prices easier. American
midding fair. t5-l6d. good middling.
5 l9-s2d. middiiug i7-32d. low middiing.
3 Il-a.d. good ordinary ( 25-32d. ordinary.
i3-22d The sales OF the day we've 700
bales. OF which 900 were for speculation
and EXPORT and included s.ao American
Receipts 5000 bales. including 1880 Amer
lean.
Futures opened quiet and closed barely
steady. American middlng. low middling
clause October. 5.22d. buyers October
November. O. i0d. buyers: Novembcr-De-
cember. 5.5i. sellers, December-January.
%. sellers: January February. sid. scl-
lers: February March SD sellers
March-Aprll 3 60a4.6id. buyers April
May. 4.59a4 eod. buyers. May-Juue, 5sa
$50. sellers: June-July. asa, sellers;
July-August. 4.5jfi 56d. sellers: August
September. i.J0d. sellers.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-23

The cotton market closed easy and
steady and unchanged to-day with sales
on the SPOT OF l.0S bales The receipts
were 1859. against 5.7l5 last year. and TO-
90 year before last. while there was some
improvement .n tho demand. % was not
such as 10 indicate that buyers are again
Ga %. market Cor any considerable lots
UuUl there are more decided evidences
~ the check 600 tse downward turn at
prices DO s. not probable that any great
quantities Of cotton viii be bought. eN-
cept possibly 20 supply urgent needs.
There was little doing IN the fob. mar
ket. with the quotation for good middling
around shc.
The following were the official spot quo
tations az the close OF the market at the
Cotton ENchanEe TODAY.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-23

Monday, Oct. =.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE.- The turpen-
tinc market opened firm AT 70 cents to-
day. with sales Of So carks, ana closed
orm a. 45iL cents. with further sales 81
7, casks nj this price There was fair
demand throughout the day. ana at the
closing il was reported the market w"s
firm az quotations This b. generally the
season for check iu the receipts due
40 the winding up o. the crop. aud with
The present good demand Cor stun ~
would seem thar prices are 20 De fairly
won maintained. The days receipts we're
500 ard the exports ~
ROgISS The rosin market closed trm
and unchanged to-day. with sales Of s.
40 barrels. There was a good demand.
ana IL was not understood that any con-
fidcrable quantities. We're left on factors
hands The days receipts were f6s3. AMI
tho exports 1905. Prices as follows
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-23

FIsH-Mackerel. half-barrcls No. 1.
y 90. No. 2. 81. 90: No. ,. $50. kits, No.
!. u.9o: No. 2. 10: No. 3. sc. Cosiiish,
i-pound bricks. 6hc: 2-pound bricks. g..
Smoked behring's. per box. i7Nlsc. Dutcn
behring's. IN kegs, 81 10: new mules. half
barrels 3.75.
SYRUP-Market quiet: Georgia and
Floridn syrup. buying al 2sd30c. selling
at 12u35c. sugar house ~ i0flJc.
HONEY-Fnir demand. strained, IN bar
reis. bsGe0o gallon.
High wine basis. q ~.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-23
All depart Plant System station.
THROUGH CAR SERVICE ETC.


A SERVICE
s 81
mied witt
nah New york.
Richmond Charlotte aud
& n
pug shevile and
Fore ompete informatio
Ticket gcnt,
C T. A.
s r. HARpwcK Assistant General PASSENGER
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-23

charleston. $. c.. oct 2e-Turpentlne
markc' nrm az SOC. sales none
kotln, steady, unchanged. sales. none.
wilmington, y c., oct. p Spirits tur-
pentne hrm. S9isuior. receipts 80. Rosin
hrni, sl.lSni %. receipts 81 Crude tur-
pentiue steady 81 ion2 90. receipts Is
Tar nrm, 81 g.. receipts. II.
New Orleans. oct. g2.-Rccolpts. rosln
~ harrels; turpontine 70 Exports 10 Ha-
vana 100 harreh rofdn.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-23
NEW ORLEANS COTTON MARKET.

New orleans. oct. @2-Cotton futures
quiet and steady
october ..sS5dssTl .iarch ....SSsasss
November ..S.s2nSShpHl .....AS5sfNsl
December ..SSiNS.S2llay see. ...s Safs.ss
January Sslnse-i une zee. ....ootas-A
February IS StHA.e9
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-23


Galveston Easy. middiug 9i-i6c net
receipts i7sss: gross. i7.sss. sales. Is;
stock. i4l.6U
New Orleans-Quict: middllng. s3-i6c:
not receipts. ~ ~. gross. 2l,002: sales. o.
$50; stock. 2i29fS.
Mobie--Quiet miidllug &c; net receipts,
122. gross. 732. sales IN: stock 1922.
Charleston-Steady; miadling. 3 s-leasi<c;
net receipts. 1886; gross. 2.3i6. stock. 2ssi.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.; middling, 9hc; ne;
roeeipts i.ss7. gross. ies7. stock. S7.223
Norfolk-Dull: middnng. 9hc; net re-
o..pts. 2.9i2. gross. 2.3i.. sales IS. stock,
An
Balumore-N Nominal: middllng. csc;
lr1ss. l45 stock. 1893
New York-Quiet. midding. 9-isc; net
reeipts $40. gross. 5.3li. sales. zoo: stock.
l6l
Bostou-Quic, ana steady; middling. sssc:
neg receipts. 92i; gross, i.s2i.
Philadelphia-Quiet. middling, si3-i6c
stock. ISL
Daily movements al interior towns
Augusta-Quict. middllng. 93sc; net re-
cr.pts. lao: sross. lao. sales, iS5; stock.
Il4
Mcmphis-s,eady; middling. sAc: net re-
cripis, 9.S25. gross. 2632; sales. $3.50; stock.
7lI
So Louis-Quict: middlIng. 9hc: net re-
''fist ~tN4s gross, It's STOCK, -tstits
o.1clnuatl-Easicr. nominal middling.
s.-. net receipts. Loss, gross. Loss; stock,
art
Hauaton-Stcady. mlddling, &c. net re-
'a.pts is.3i9. gross. isii9: sales. $50; stock.
1884
lnIisville-Firm: middling, CSC.
Exports Of Cotton This Day.
lllvestou-To Great Britain. 1zl2'
France. 1880.
Sow Orlcans-To Great Britain, 2i.i67.
M.a.le-To Great Britain. siss; coast
Wis 1855.
lIannah- Coastwisc 2,396.
Hmiugton-Coastwise. 500.
.rfalk-Coastwise 2s03.
Sow York-To Great Britain, i.02' con-
tna1t 90.
.'on-ro Great Britain, s9l9.
70" foreign exports from all ports this
'''-Io Great Britain. f6sis; to France,
'o the continent. 590.
I"'al foreign exports from al ports
Tor This week-To Great Britain. g.
Z" France. $3.50. 10 the continent. L.
i'.iI foreign exports since Sent. !. 1900
Great Britain. bs7.25l. to France. il6,-
-' q" the continent. 81. 35i.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-23
FLUCTUATIONS IN FUTURES.

New York. Ocs 22-Cottou futures
opened steady and closed easy Prices as
follows.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-23
CRAM. rnovIsIoNs. rrc.

New York. oct 22.-Flour very weak and
Ftnl lower 20 sell. following the depres-
aion In wheat
Rye -four steady.
Corn meal steady; yellow western SIC
rye steady No. western. 57ac. Bar
ley duh.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-23

New York oct 22-Money on call firm
at SIS per cent. last loan pr cent
Prime mercantile paper sac per cent ster-
ling exchange easy with actual business
In bankers bills ~ 81 ss7s for demand
ana at 81 s0Aa4 s0h for sixty days Posted
rates 81. sii4G4.s2 and 81 S5n4 $50 Com
mercial bills. 81 soiiai s0A. Silver certln-
Gates. 64ia065iAc. Bar silver. efikc Mex
lean dollars. 53.c Government bonds
hrmer. State bonds strong Railroad bonds
strong.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-23
COTTON FUTURES.

The Market Closed Easy WIN price.
t6a2O Point. on.
"e" York, Oct 22.-The cotton market
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-23

Eote.-Thcse quotations. are revised
ily and are pt as near AZ possible In
accord with the prevailing wholesale
prices. OHcial quotations are not used
when they disagree with the prices whole
palpra ask
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-23

EGnrasyars ana uuidtng supplies
LIME. CALCIUM. PLASTER AND
CEAfENT-Alabzma and Georgia lime IN
falr demanS and sels AZ 81 cents a barrel:
special oalcined pfastef. N.oo De- barrel,
hair. 4u5c. Rosedale cement. N.asgi-5:
carload lots. special. Portland cement. re-
toll S225. carload lots. fl0off2 %
LUMBER r. o. y. VESSELS SAVAN-
1AH-Mlnlmum. YARD mzcs, si0.504tioo:
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-23

rrss in tho sea island cotton mar
'"r the week ending Friday was not
ts Is shown by the reported sales OF
asA net receipts OF 3.2T2 This Is due
''. To- an EFFORT 10 hammer prices
are reluctant 10 trade on the
holders are asking.
Il". about as follows:
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-23
ncl Southern Railway.

% Meridian Tme-ono slower
ThanC
Jun 100
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-23
MURPHY & CO.. INC.
Board OF Trade Building. Savannah
Private leased wires direct 90 New York.
Chicago and New Orleans.
COTTON, STOCKS AND GRAIN.

New York Office. No. g. Broadway.
Offices IN principal cities throughout che
South. Write for our Market Manual and
book containing instructions for traders.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-23

POULTRY-The market is steady. Quo
tations: Broilers soaasc: per pair; half
grown. 1870; three-fourtha grown, 55g
60c: hens. G5d75c; roosters. i0Q5Oc. ducks
BOGT5c geese. 75cafi. 90
EGGS-Steady AZ lie
BuTTER-The tone OF the market Is
firm Quotations: Western creamery. 100
2fiac. New York state dairy, i7ika22lkc:
extra Eigius. 2iG25c
cHEEsE-Market firm: fancy fun
cream cheese l3lsc for % 10 z2-pound
average. 2sQ30-Dound average. i3c.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-23

IN ~ 7 WIANI. taFIDlIl IFHlCf IOD
lots. 25u36c. white clipped. 90. job. SIC.
BRAN-Job lots. s5c. carload lots 90c
HAY-Market steady: No. ! timothy
s2izc Job s7la cars; No ?. Sc Job. s2iz cars.
sugar and Conee.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-23

FLOUk-hnrkct steady. patent. 81 30;
straight s.. a5, fancy 80. family. Sass
MEAis-Pearl, per barrel. s. T5 per sack.
81 25s city meal. per sack. bolted. 81 iTlsff
81 ~: water ground. 81 22ia0i y. city
grits. sacks. 81 Z2.Ni 3; pearl grits Hud-
nuts. per barrel 81 IS per sack. 81 30. sun
dry brands. 81 2JHi ~ sack
CORN-Markot irm. white. Job lots CSC:
carload lots. &C. mixed corn. Job lots,
&c. carload lots Sc
RfCE-Market steady. demand good
fancy head. &c: fancy. SIC
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-23
EarIY Vegetables.

IRISH POTATOE5-Northor t20o
sack.
CABBAGE-5q7c per head.
ONfONS-Yellow. in barrels, 400:
crates. SOC. red. 81 s0120o.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1900-09-28
Idaho is All Right.

Mrs. w. H. Pankey writing from
Harrisburg, ILL.,, to her daughter,
Mrs. Greenfield, says: l was de-
lighted with Camas Prairie, it's
climate, excellent water and the
vast fields of grain. In fact there
seems to be no end to the resources
of your country, and I was in
formed that the extent of it's
mineral resources is something
wonderful. The specimens Of
valuable ore that brought back
are quite keepsake, and is a
curiosity to many who have never
seen the gold in it's native state.
! look forward to the time when
Idaho will not only excel in her
fine fruit, as she did at the Worlds q
Fair, but will be able to cope with
any of her sister states in the pro-
duction Of precious metals. 1 also
desire to thank the good people OF
Grangeville for their kindness and
for the many favors shown to my
self and family on the occasion Of
my visit"
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1900-09-28

VIM. Beavers, q farmer reoid1
near the Buttes, WAS in town 4
week purchasing his win
supplies.
w. E. Travis, the general MI
ager Of the Idaho Stage Co.,
looking after business matters
Salt Lake.
w. g. Hollingshead, Of Ossen
spending . few days in this G
He has just returned from . Z
to the Hump.
g. w. Grove has returned q
the Hump and with his familS
enjoying > short outing II 1
vicinity Of Gregg.
D. B. Wilson, X. w. Whits /
Frank HcGrane have been
pointed appraisers Of the estato
the late Dell Butterwoeth.
I. II. Davis, who rooontly Z
at Drain, Oregon, was : besok6I
lW. ]. DoYh Of thi4 clly ~ y I
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