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Evening journal., 1900-09-25
DasebalI Season Draws to Close

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New Castle. Sept. 26.-rhe local
baseball season is drawing to q close.
On Saturday the home club will pay
the Melrose Club. Of Philadelphia, and
another Philadelphia club the following
Saturday, which games viii bring the
season to an end There Is no proba-
bility of the local club management
arranging a series Of games with the
BroWnsOn club management
Evening journal., 1900-09-25
Mrs. white Has Rccovered

tpeCI1l % me EVenlng J0urnnI
New Castle, Sept. 25.-Mrs. Henry
NJ. White, who has been seriously sick
with typhoid fever. has recovered and
visiteo friends here yesterday. She
was welcomed and wished many years
of health.
Evening journal., 1900-09-25
Old snldlcr h nend

Special TO the Evening Journal
New Castle. Sept 25- Robert r..
Wright. q veteran of the civil war,
and cne OF the city's oldest residents
died in his home in North Fifth street
last evening. Mr.. Wright had been
sick about a year with general debility
A widow and a family Of grown chill
dren survive him.
Evening journal., 1900-09-25
Clrcus IS Coming DO Town

Special TO tho Evening journal.
New Castle. Sept 25.--Advance
ageuta Of Rhodes Royal show were
here yesterday billing lhe town. The
circus win appear here ON October 3.
IL Is advertised to be one OF the best
small shows now travelling.
Evening journal., 1900-09-25
rl.hormen had Better Luck

sneclal 10 The tvenlng journal.
Now Castle. Sent 25.-samuel Black
and John T. Martin had better luck
at fishing Yesterday chan they had on
Friday. From the river at Riverside
Park they took about sixty FISH Of var
ious sizes and kinds.
Evening journal., 1900-09-25
Union Republicans Denounced

Smyrna. Sept 2t-Thefe is much dis
gust expressed in this section Of Kent
county over the treachery shown by the
Union Republican in the recent haI
mony propositions. Addicks and his
lieutenants are being r0undly de-
nouncsd even by many eff his follow
crs.
Evening journal., 1900-09-25
Teachers VIII Meet

this afternoon. a meeting of the High
and Grammar School Teachers Asso-
citation and the Primary Teachers AS
sociation VIII be held to take action
on the death Of David w. Harlan, for
mer superintendent Of public schools
Evening journal., 1900-09-25
Canght aIany Craha and TIsh

spcclnl % the Evonlng Iournal
New Castle. Sept. 25.-6eOrge w.
Bright and daughters, OF Wilmington.
spent yesterday in Riverside Park.
They fshed and grabbed and were
very successful, having caught
nearly fifty fine ash and as many
crabs
Evening journal., 1900-09-25
Dmm Fish Aroused Curiosiiy

Special GO the Evening journal
Smyrna, Sept 24.-A large dram
hsh hanging in front ol Turner's meat
store was quite a curiosity for people
here. many Of whom who had mover
seen such a monster before. The Dsn
was caught near Woodland Beach, and
weighed ever cne hundred pounds.
Evening journal., 1900-09-25
Imnrnrinr the Rond

speclal % the Evening Journal
New Castle. Sept 25.-Workmen Of
the Wilmington and New Castle Rail-
way Company are improving the read
by placing in new fish plates. These
will make the rail connections closer
and will prevent the jolting of the cars
whel they pass over the rails at those
points.
Evening journal., 1900-09-25
WIN Attcnd Oxfordl ITair
snoolnl lo lho Evening journal

HDO0IHT 70 IHo INtUIns IVUIHHI'
New Castle, Sept 25.-john Fritz
and Clayton Smead went to oxford to-
day to spend one week with friends
and relatives Whle there Messrs.
Fritz and smoad will attend the fair
which opens ON Thursday.
Evening journal., 1900-09-25
Church reports Are Encouraeing

SDecloI % tho ETenlng I0urnaL
New Castle. Sept. 25.-Ohicials OF
Nazareth M e. Church met in second
quarterly conference ia the church las
evening Reports submitted We're oi
an encouraging character. they show
ing the church to have progressed
spiritually as well as financially.
Evening journal., 1900-09-25
Beamers Arc IN Demand

Special 90 the Evening Journal.
New Castle. sept 25.-Beamers are
in demand at the Knowles Woolen
aliil. Yesterday Harry McGe2gan. Of
Chester. accepted a position in the
beamine room there and several more
new men are expected On duty next
week
Evening journal., 1900-09-25
- -. ~ lNanlel b lIananeIl

Mansfield o.. Sept 25.-Zi1n Elders
Mark a. Lobiaw. of Chicago. and
James Watts, of Hammond Ind, ar
rived here yesterday and went TO @
hotel. where their identity was disc
covered. A citizen compelled them TO
march to The city prison, where they
remained until noon, when they were
dsporird The men are said to be
British SUBJECTS
Evening journal., 1900-09-25
IIogies 10 Give = nanouo1

In the lodge rocus Of Aeria. No "a
Fraternal Order OF Eagles. Fifth and
Market streets. last evening ten new
members were Initiated The Eagles
will give a banquet in Turn Hall on
November G, Efi s.s g
Evening journal., 1900-09-25
sernral IniCorms NIi..inr

Several uniforms are missing from
'ro rooms Of Hyatts Military Eand,
and the members are TO have a special
meeting to invests gate the case.
Evening journal., 1900-09-25

Government Club IS expected to ad-
dress the local club at it's regular
meeting in the home Of Mrs. Edward
Challenger tonight All the mem
bers OF the club are urged to be pres
ont
Evening journal., 1900-09-25
1Iisaionarr society elects Deieaate

NI0I77I ~ TTU T7|T7I" ""IT Id
New Castle. Sept 25.-Mambers Of
the Home Missionary Society met lest
night and elected a delegate 70 the
missionary society convention which
meets in Grace Church b whining
ron irom Cc.cher 3 70 s.
Evening journal., 1900-09-25
RAiLROADs.
PENNsYLyANIA RAILROAD
PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON Aasn
BALTIMORE y. r.
sehedule IN eliect seplember 8. la0a.

oNHeuule IN erect September 3, 1909.
1rains leave Wilmington as follows.
cor Philadelphia (express), 1.57, 3.02. 4 %.
w., LsZ t50, $50. SIS. 925. 9.55. 101l, 10 81,
H. .-S-' lls2 Jl.45 a m, s'1216. 157, 800. SD
D. m WV -
o Accommodation, SO. 71o. s.14. ii.Os a. H..
@'29 90 400, 526 and 1913 D. m.
n or chester (expressl, l.57, 4.20. $50. ~.
~ s5 ssg' S'sY' S55, l9l ll.23 1.S2. 1i.45 N.
10, o.vJ, 4bs, 607. G59, and 900 p. M
o aceo 5e e eomnedation, $40, 710. 8.14, lf03 a. a.
A4,sJ' ~, 4O0 b26, $50, and 1913 D. M
Eoi rev York Qhrough expressl f57
s.g5 aS2 Dining Carr, s55. lO52, II. As q. al
'l5'ie la'lnng Carr, 13g Dining Carr. an.
wv. -o4y lDming CaD. III, and 9.l6 D. u,
connecting via Broad Street station.
Fhiadelphia, 40. $50 no 75O. $50. f6.n.
l911 g. m, l2aO 81. 2S2, s11, asa. 507 Cli.
659, 3.l0, and 1913 p. IA. w.
For Boston without champ N 10 d o.,
and III p. m. awe o. '-''
For Newark Center and in+ermesiata
stations ISl o. m., ana G3g To- "a
Baltimore and Washington. 4 95 g00 G IN
l92, and -. .O2 q. m, l2.05. 1918. 81 1b IA
nd LOS night. - -''
Baltimore and intermediate stations. Ras
AS, 55I o. m, 1918 night.
Evening journal., 1900-09-25
suNnAY TRAINa.

Tor Philadelphia (express). 1.57. 800, 40
800, 35, 9.55, 1852. N 40 a ~. lS7. 8OO asa
5.07, 7il Sos and 9l6 p. m.
Accommodation 710, $40 a. m, 1214 90,
L00. 5.25. f2S, and 1043 p. IN.
For Chester (eXpress), 1857, 420. S.55 035,
n.45 a. m, 1.37, 300. 458 COZ. and g06 D. m.
Accommodation no, $40 "a. H.. 12.14. 200.
400 s. Is, 323, and 1913 p. III.
For New York Through cvpresa), 1.tI.
332 93J Dining Car, 955 1852, ll.45 a. n,
LS1 Dining Carr, 800, 6.0l, t6.10 Dining
'ar), Ill ZIG p. m, connecting via Broad
street Station, Philadelphia, A20. 710. $40
q. m, LSl. 600. 400, ASS. Coz III, and
0.43 % ~.
For Boston, without change. III .. m.
Baltimore and Washington, 425. zoo.
n018 "a. m.. 1905, 1913. 1Fe. 2m. 4O9, 523.
tGl0 g. iG sc. Sli D. 10. and 05 night.
baltimore and Intermediate stations,
i6i p. m., l2ls night
Leave PHILADELPHIA Broad Street for
Wilmington (cNprcssl. $50. 721 ID %. ll.1S
g. m.. fi3 BIB. 800 44f. sos COS. 655, I8i.
835, iL2s 1l.28 p. m, and 1920 night.
Accommodation, $50. 912. 1898 a. "a,
1880. 2S2 CHS, S.SS. and i0z2 p. ia.
Evening journal., 1900-09-25
Mrs. cranston win Daliver Adarcs

Special 10 the Evening Journal
New Castle. Sept. 25.-Mrs. Martha
Cranston. state president Of the Coed
Evening journal., 1900-09-25
DULAWARE DIVISION.

For New Castle. 8.13 a. m, 303. LS9 ana
i.56 p. m., Week-daye
For Lewes and Rehoboth, S.13 a. M. q .
D. M, weekdays.
Rehoboth special 414 p. m. Saturday
only.
For Dover, Harrington, and Delmar. S.i3.
lies a. m, 439 6.58 ard 1911 .. nl- SUM
days, 1911 .. N.
FOR wyoming and way stations. ao3 D.
m. weekdays.
Express for Cape Charles. Old Poiut
Comfort, and Norfolk. HOG q. ms weeks
days and 12u night daily.
Evening journal., 1900-09-25

Leave Philadelphia, Broad street.. for
Wiminston (express), 2.5 40, Z2, $50
l29 SIS, 40i, 44l. sos. 5.s4 $50. Cos. 6s0
i.d5 l3l, l.26, n.28 p. M. and 1920 night
Accommodation, GA, Io0 9l2. l035 a. na.,
l23 S0S A04 444, 6.27, S.3S. 1922 and n S
o. M
Evening journal., 1900-09-25

m, Weck-days.
Express for Cape Charles. Old Poiut
days and 12.l night daily.
TRAINS LEAVE BROAD STREET STA
TION PHILADELPHIA
FOR THE WEST.
~ a n oaiily, ,l,ittsbgrs, Shicago' S,isl-
io.25 a. n.. daily for Pittsburg and CO..
caHo. mo coaches TO Pittsburgh ffSn-
tied to two Buffet parlor Cars.
i2.20 p. m, daily Limited" FittsbufI
Chicago, Cleveland, Toledo, Cincinnati
louisville and ST. Louis Dining Cnai
70 q D. M, daily Pittsburg and CleveiaEd
A8l p. M. daily. Plttsburg. Chicago. Nash
Vile. (vla CincinnatO, Indianapolis. and
St. Louis. Dining Car)
dianapons Louisville. and ST. Louis.
/ $50 p. m., daily. Pittshurg nnd Chic2gos
for Toledo. except Saturday.
1.50 p. IN, daily, Pittsburg, Cincinnati.
! and Cleveland.
20 p m. daily, Plttsburs ana Chic4Got
valley Route; for Cleveland. except Aaps
urday.
! - Congressional Limited Express. An
| Vestibule Parlor Cars and Dining Car,
! 40 extra fare other than the usual Puil-
go Limited Express vestibule ParI1r
/ Cars, Voetihule Passenger Coaches. and
/ Dining Car. 80 extra fare.
Tho Wilmington Transfer Company win
cali FOR and check baggage from hotels
| rnd residences.
For further Information, passengers are
refcrred TO the ticket agent at the st1'
y HUTCHINSON. J. r. WOOD.
Gen. Manage. Cen. Passenger Agant
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-10
NEW ORLEANS COTTON FUTURES
COTTON LETTERS.

New York Oct. e-Hubbard Bros. &
Co say. Although the European sdvices
were Disappointing. our market has re-
manned steady awaiting che publication OF
she bureau report tomorrow. This re-
port Is expected TO be very poor one and
much OF the recent buying has been based
on the anticipation OF the effect q may
produce on prices Failure OF the frost
10 occur lass night caused free selling in
Liverpool this morning. crop advices
continue Of the same tenor with free mar
ketlng continuing ON the basis OF ten cents
IN the interior. a small amount Of high
grade cotton Is pointing this way, but not
enough yet 10 relieve the october situa-
ton.
New York Oct s.-Murphy & Co. say:
Cotton In Liverpool opened about 2-6id
lower. but closed only i-6id under yestor-
day This news was unfavorable. and re-
ceipts al ports to-day are large, estimated
about 20. 600 bales. against 5000 last week,
and 5000 last year. hut this market Is
sustained By shorts covering and some
new buying for Wall street account infu-
creed by unsettled weather IN the cotton
belt and fear OF bureau report tomorrow.
Liverpool sent selling orders for near
months Continent bought. The cotton
market since noon has ruled frmer on
rather general buying and ind spositon 90
sell exceps hy some longs 20 secure profits.
The bureau report tomorrow Is expected
TO be extremely bullisn. quite short In
tcres, In market ana 81 IS very nervous
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-10

scter OF Liverpool cables and the heavy
port receipts. Before midday January
had been pushed TO ION cents and stun
later 70 io.i5 cents on a bad scare OF
shores, together with brisk investment
buying tho latter based on the belief that
to-morrow's government report Will show
the lowest average crop condition on rec
ord. Whereas Europe sold on tine hrst
call, cable orders later called for the pur-
chase OF liberal amounts Of January and
March cotton. Prices were sustained hy
pessimistic crop accounts. higher prices
for spot cotton IN the South and better
class Of advices from spinning c,utcIs
Prospects OF further cold ruins iu che Ate
lanuc states had some weight. as dd thc
claim that state agr.cul ufal reports show
ed the crop outlook TO be the worst On
many years. Some holders took profits 10
the lass hour under which selling the mar
ket went on 20 about the opening figures.
closed steady With August four points
lower, and other months unchanged 90
three points higher
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-10
ocEAN FREIGHrs.

COTTON Savannah 20 Boston per
cwt. Csc TO New York, per owt. zoe, To
Philadelphia. per bale. 81, Baltimore, 81.
FOREIGN DIRECT Bremen. SIC. Liv-
erpool. g5c. Hamburg. SIC. Genoa. So;
Barcelona. zoe Manchester. SIC. Havre,
SIC: Antwerp. SIC.
FOREIGN NDIRECT-LiverpOol &c;
Manchester 65c nominal Hamburt sc
Havre. 5sc Genoa. 73c, Reval and ~.
Petersburg 7bc. Antwerp. SIC
LUMBER BY Sail = Ffeights dulli 70
Baltimore and eastward, 81 80 TO $50 per
NJ. Including Portland
LTMBER-By Steam-savonnah To Ba
timore. 500: 60 =. n. r. or n. O.
docks. $50; 10 Philadelphia. i6asc, per
cwt q pounds 20 FOOT: to New York,
$3.50 per NJ. N2s 70 dock: tghtered 10
Boston to dock $50
NAVAL sTORES-The market II nrm
medium size vessels. Hoain--Cork for
orders. Is 90 per barrel Of $40 pounds. and
S per cent prlmago. Spirits. r. 81 per
" gallons gross. a, per cent. primaR@
Large vessels. rosin. a.; spirits. q 20.
steam. lie per 100 pounds on rosin; Cite
on spirits. Savannah 10 Boston. and $40
on rosin ana iac on spirits 10 New York.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-10

r1s cotton market closed easier to-day
6. 81 de-lne OF = cent. Sales on the spot
ua-a - bales. The demand was re-
..-fad 20 be fair, though not sufficient 10
Hrsa-a the offerings Good mddling
t.a ruled easy with prices. 10 7-isc %
with exporters bidding i0Asc Bust
fe.s was on moderate scale. The un.
ss.ried condition of the market az pres
.a. clused by the looked for promuiga-
tor tomorrow. Wednesday,, Of the bu-
-ssI report together with the outlook 60.
1s.ts are matters which leave things IN
tle uncertainty. The days receipt
- against 640i last year. and t. So
scar before last
Tia following were the Official spot quo
.aHaus az the close OF the market at the
cotton Exchange to-day:
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-10

engagement OF gold in Paris served 90
overcome come OF the early depression.
strength In the local traction group Was
also a factor But the market closed dnil
and Irregular. with fen net changes oil
importance.
The movement in the bond market was
narrow and irregular. Total sales. par
value. t6s0Ooo.
United States refundlng -, the IS reg
istered and new as declined "A per cent.
on the last call.
The total sales OF stocks to-day were
1876 80 shares including the following
Atchison preferred. $3.50. Chicago. Bur
hngton ana Quincy. 1850. Manhattan, H.
SIS Northern Pacific. 1870. Pennsylvania.
1850. Union Pacific. 1885: American Steel
and Wire. 500. Brooklyn Rapid Transit
u .2se; Peoples Gas. IS. 8S5. sugar, 1880.
Ven, York sInck Lat
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-10
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
,s rrRrENTINE JUMPS TO Is
ST. CENTS A GALLON.


,.osrnc, seems 90 Ne for Better
p.mand Good From Both
,and Domestic sOurces-Cot-
..,nres Market steady With
-. on. and other Markets \
tp-Locai and Photographic
MARKETS
Tne Morning News once.
Tuesday. oct. ?
rs turpentine market furnish
,..re In the local markets to-
..r advance Of y cent to IS cents
,he closing. with the feeling
tor further Improvement. sup
apparently in strong demand
,nco. and Il remained only Cor
say the word to dispose, OF
Ire holdings. Realizing that in
80, pointed to something better for
.r....t. they hesitated to part with
% was reported that some bids
market price were turned down.
movement Is not apparently due
.l.s- man an aggressive demand. The
. market closed firm and unchanged,
~ Moderate demand prevailing, but
-ss- 10. Gales reported.
~ 1ttou futures market again at
....t.i che attention Of the trade by tie
which il seemed impossible TO
.e With even remote certainty with
. knowledge Of the probable tenor
= .s government bureau report. which
Ill promulgated tomorrow. In an
,.ra+.1n OF this, which II is believed Will
..,g TO lowest condition IN the history
- ts. crop together with apprehension
q. ,old wave the effect was 10 re-
.+r., rpeculation to narrow scope. Au-
sss. .osed on 4 points and other months
81 The savannah spot market closed
ssrtr 40 a decline OF i cent. Good mid
ans cotton, fob. was 10 7-i6c 10 loizc
err exporters bidding. lose.
r-a wholesale markets. closed steady.
there Is come Improvement noted IN trade.
sri collections are reported TO be good.
Ths l0llowing resume of the different
markets viii snow che tone and quota
.ars az he closing to-day
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-10

Daily Movements al Othar Ports
Galveston-Firm. middling. 10. net re-
,e.pfs 0.O63. gross. 20os3. stock. ii7.iei
View Orleans-Quiet: middling. 10 5-l6.
% receipts. 240is. gross. 2iOls; sales,
$50 stock is9052
yooile-ouiei. middling. lOis. net re-
cpis l,s2s. gross. ISIS; sales, 800. stock,
nei7
Caarleston-Firm: mlddling 10; net re-
'.rts, 1880; gross. $50; sales 80; stock,
1854
Wilmiugton-Firm middling. i0is: net
spts 500. gross. 5O56; stock. s2Sl7.
Norfolk Firm miadling. l0A net re
c'ns i7ls; gross. 4.7ls. sales. 1886; stock.
-tT
Baltimore Nominal. middling. lo5.
gross l50. stock. 1881.
New York-Quiet. middling. ~: net re-
CENTS. 500. gross, sf6l sales, lOl; stock,
$50
Bosfon-Qulet. middling. Il; net receipts.
tf sross 5s19.
Phi adelphia-Quiet: middung. M. net
% s.n'- 29O. gross. ESQ stock. is9S
h3lv Movements at Interior Towns.
Allusta-Quiet. midding. l0i.: net re-
...r.s il@. gross, 4.355; sales. i.o3o: stock,
Asnphis-ouiet. middrng. ioH; net re-
80. i6s. gross. $3.50. sales, 200. stock.
So Louis-Quiet: middlinR. 10 lie. net
5.ef's i2E; gross. 5T03 stock. i2.f32.
nuati-Quiet: middling. 1914: net re-
s 1895. sross. 1905; sales. 8; stock
tioa ston-Fltm midi 10. net sipts
.-h- gross. 1859. sales l73: stock, 81, a52
Lone rils-Firm. middiinE. los
res ~ Cotton This Day
.ton-Cosstwisc 40Si.
'rlean. -Cosstwise. 1895.
.reston,',oastwise AS
ioik-Coastwiee. 1855.
-'' Nofk-Coastwlse. 800
ioreign exports from all ports thus
TO Great Britain. sou.
foreign exports FRO an ports thus
week To Great Britain, $3.50, 70
.-tHea 500. TO the continent. 1874.
t..e foreign exports since Sept !. 1907;
f'f' Britain. 30 81: 20 France @ ~;
e ointment -. 476
SOW l'rk Oct Spot cotton CLOSED
nlddling uplands. lie. mlddiing
'.D, sales. i0i balef
'eion, S. c.. Oct. 9.-Cotton firm
ti.na Do cents. sales 100
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-10
FLTCITATInNs IN EITIREs.
New York. oct. s-Cotion futures open
"A steady ana closed steady. Prices as


Liverpool. oct. 3. 4 p. motion. SPOT
moderate business. prices barely steady.
American middling i3-3-d The sales OF
the day were 6.ona bales. OF which $40
were for speculation and export. and in
cludcd 800 American; receipts, 500
bales. including 5.7oo. American.
Futures opened quiet and steady. ana
closed quie, but steady. American mid
ding low middling clause. October.
s0a5 SID buyers. October November.
5.4sQ5 sd buyers; Noyember-D December.
5. 39d5 i0d. sellers. December-January.
5 500 I'D sellers. January February. 5.e3
a5.3id buyers; February March 5-Tn
5.32d, sellers. MaTch-April 8 2ad. buyers;
April-May, 5.27n5. Isl. buyers. May-June,
5 2tn I'D sellers; June-July, s Esd. sell
er-: July-August. 8 26d. value August
September. 5.isQ5. I'D
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-10
GnArN. rAovIsIoNs. ere.

New York. oct 9--Flour. neglected AMI
easy. reflected somewhat the further
weakness IN wheat
Rye iour dun.
Corn meal. dun and easy: yellow west
ern. sec.
rye. steady. No Western. Coo.
Barley quiet
Barley malt. dun
whcat-spoi. weak: No red soto. or
lions were dull and weak all day follow
ing renewed declines in tho Northwest and
ln European markets. foreign selling,
some clearances and export business AMI
considerable liquidation for local &C cunt;
closed weak at = net decline March
closed sac. May. size. October. 1g'se'
Dec siSsc
Corn Spot easy: No 2. q and Use { o.
b. anont lower on cables, but grew weak
er with subsequent deciines IN wheat ana
the favorable nature 81 weather conditions
West. closed weak and hsn9sc net lower.
MAY closed axe October. isiac December.
f2sc
Oats-spo,. dull: No 2. ssisc; options ne
elected and nominally lower.
Taliow quiet
Petroleum. quiet.
I0rin, steady.
Turpentine steady.
Rice. steady.
COnee@EuDts hios quiet No s"F'A~N'
SAC; mild. quiet. Cordova. -sisolfca
suear-Raw. steady fair rehningy exc
centrtfugal. - test. fS-iGc; moiassea sugar,
&C.. rcnued. steady.
Beef steady. cut meats. steady
Lard, Arm. Western steamed, $50. oc-
iobcr closed $50. nominal. Refined
steady.
Pork. firm.
Coree-The market for coffee futures
op.ued steady with pricee points lower
ana ruled irregular with weak underion"
All day following sharp declines IN Euro
mean markets. heavier receipts than an
ticipated and Increase In American Visible.
Speculation was light and Of pfofessional
order The market closed steady az nei
loss OF 70 points. Total sales were lo.Nn
bags Including October 40. Decemb. e
a. 3yqi7 ~. March. Tb5. May. GSlmI1V.
Butter. eteady. creamery. isa@o'sc' s'a'e
dairy i5a2oc. 800
cheese. dun and weak; large white
10 s-lsc; small. lie. -.
Eggs. arm: state ard Pennsylvania 1'W
nc. Western regular. i5nisizc.
Potatoes, auiet Jersey $1,000 10, New
York. 81 5tdl.62t1 Long lsland' N.SSai''''
Jersey sweets, - =.
Peanuts. quiet. fancy hand-picked. "a
4t.c other domestics 2iFnfc.
cabbaees. steady; Long Island, per I'D
81 JH225
Frelahts 10 Liverpool duh. cotton By
steam 20 Liverpool. Sc
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-10
NANAI. sTOREs.

Tuesday, Oct. 3
SPIRITS TURPENTlNE-The turpen-
tine market opened Arm to-day az 30
cents. with sales Of go casks and closed
arm al IS cents. with further sales Of lW
asks The demand was good throughout
the day. and would have absorbed all the
offerings had u not been for che hesith-
ton shown By some factors tn making
sales on account OF their anticipation OF
4 further advance. for which conditions
Seem propirous Turpentine was wanted
for both local and foreign account Ihe
tendency seems 20 b. for a STRONG mar
~, 80 Immediate recession w she price
\ looked for hy The trade Receipts for
tho day day were Lis. and the exports
none. a.
ROsINs. The rosin market closed nrm
and unchanged with no official sales re-
uorted. Demand moderate. The days re-
eeipis were 5.22i. ana the exports none.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-10

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SERVICE.
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folk Carsser
UNITED STATES FAST NAIL Nesbuei
an
Ashevlne and Land OF the SKY
For onpe informa a
q Ticket Agen Plant station
and T. A. ~ Bun Teerhones-Be SO
SO $500. 60, r....u. A.. 49,.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-10
nay GOODS.

New York OCT. 9-rhe spof trade has
been very low to-day on account OF bad
weather and the total business has been
insufercnt The tone Of the market con-
tlnues strong in an directions. Several
leading lines Of medium grade hleached
rottons advanced 4, Print cloth advnnc-
ga a go &c for regulars. Prints quiet.
but higher prices expected. Ginshams
arm silks are stesdier and IN better re-
,res, Auction sales Of oil cloths Of some
30 On pieces went of well and at better
prlces than generally expected.