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Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1900-02-15

then. Thrice he was wounded, bus
he did not stop.
In few minutes Major Andrews
hal the command and learned the
news of the death of the officers. When
Bender started to speak to the Major
his voice faltered at first and he could
hardly speak. He pulled himself to-
ge;her, however, and delivered his
message.
The Major looked at Bender, criti-
cally, for a moment and then said:
Whats your name?"
Bender, sir"
"Well, Bender, you remain with
This command and report to ME i'm
mediately after hostilities cease to.
night"
Then Major Andrews led the brigade
i'll the charge, and for the next two
hours carnage reigned supreme.
Bender had taken a rifle and joined
a company of the til, advancing and
fighting with all the vim of seasoned
warrior. His company was abreast OF
one of the block houses on San Juan
Hill. AS they rushed up and charged
the house they were met with with
ering fire, but they never faltered.
When within twenty PAGES company
of Spaniards emerged from behind the
house and the next moment Bender
was in the midst of terrific hand to
hand fight.
Slash!
Bender heard the swish of a ma
chete close to his face and jumping
back found himself facing burly
Spaniard, who was already making
ready for another swing.
''The red machetel" yelled Bender,
catching sight of the weapon in the
| Spaniard's hand
He managed 20 parry the first blow
or two, but was no match for his op-
ponent, and a rlament later was
stretched out on the hill, thrust
through the abdomen, cut in the
shoulder and in the thigh.
But Bender was not dead. When
| he recovered consciousness n short
time later the hill was in possession
of the Americans and the firing had
ceased temporarily. He called to
| Major Andrews be sent for.
In a few minutes the Major ar.
rived
"You know me, don't you?" said
Bender, weakly.
yes" replied the Major, harshly;
I do. "Wbat do you want?"
Major, l just wanted to tell you,
seeing that l am done for, that [ was
not to blame for that funk in the
Black Hills. I'm no coward, even if
my shoulder straps were ripped of
for cowardice in face of the enemy.
81 told you then I'd prove it if I
ever had a chance. And l had the
chance to-day. love the old flag,
Major. and I'd fight for it any time,
but l can't do it again. Won't you
take back what you said about me,
Major? l am no coward and Kitty
never believed 1 was"
At mention of Kitty the Majors
eyes filled with tears and his lips
trembled with emotion.
Lieutenant" he said at last, "for-
give me if l have wronged you. No,
you can't be coward or you would
not have sought soldiers death"
A glad light beamed in Bender's
eyes as the Major bent over, clasped
his hand and smoothed his forehead
affectionately.
"And, and, Kitty" whispered
Bender family. ''Is she happy"
eyes, Lieutenant; 1 think So"
Tears were streaming from the
Majors eyes now. "And you will
soon be with her."
"Dead?"
eyes"
The burial squad was a much be-
logged lot of men when given orders
that night to bury Private Bender
with honors OF an officer. Nor could
they understand it all when a rude
head board was set over the grave and
lettered as follows:
|
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1900-02-15


Some time ago newspaper stated
that Mr.. A. j. Balfour, NJ. P, had
been presented by certain institu'
ton in Scotland with pair Of "silver
mounted caddies," and was promptly
made the butt OF its witty contempo-
raries, who explained that ''club"
only could be 'silver mounted" and
that "caddies' were men, who at
tended at golf links to act as gentle
mems "gillies" or funkeys. The
newspapers blunder, however, was
very easy to correct, and probably its
contemporaries knew little more about
"caddics" than it did itself. The term
''caddies, or "cadies," or "cawdies,
is akin to "cad" and cadet" and
maaIs messengers or unattached male
servants. Caddies, in fact, were orig
inally n class of men, found in every
Scottish town of any size, who were
al the beck and call of everybody who
wanted an odd job done. Hence they
were at the beck and call of everybody
who was starting for game of golf,
and now, thanks to the organization
of labor, they are employed solely by
the golfer. r.-London Gem.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1900-02-15

For the week ending Nov, 8, the
trust record showed organizations ag-
gregating S63,O00,000.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1900-02-15

Many women earn comfortable saa
ries by packing trunks for guests at
large hotels.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1900-02-15

Y ECRUITING business did not
- proceed with lightning-like
rapidity at Tampa, for the
nrincinnl reaSnn that thare
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1900-02-15

The burial squad was a much be-
logged lot of men when given orders
that night to bury Private Bender
with honors OF an officer. Nor could
they understand it all when rude
head board was set over the grave and
lettered as follows:
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-23
IME nor MARKET.

The demand Of the past week for rice
showed marked enlargement. fully nifty
per cent more than the previous one. and
fractlouaily ahead OF the ore prior.
Prices are firm with upward tendency. In
the early week there was only a partial
response to the hardened conditions South
but later the relative parity was insisted
upon and generally got by holders. In
terest is fairly distributed. the most con-
spicuous movement being in Japan. which
Is by all odde the best trade in market -
a considerable number OF buyers stiil
hold back. refusing to operate for other
than immediate wants hoping for rcac-
ton and the customary downward trend
Tho trade are 50 FIR behind in their pur-
chases that large patronage would seem
assured in volume sufficient to keep the
market in good form unless perchance
planters losing heart around the holiday
period. begin 90 Indulge their usual sacri-
ticial offerings.
'Advices from markets along the Allan
tic coast note free movement and a firm
ness among holders worthy OF verte-
brates. Backbone IL likewise a present
quantity in New Orleans as well as az in
terror points IN Louisiana. IN fact. prices
IN the latter are generally higher than
the former. hence lessened movement In
such quarters Taking primary markets
business for the week was the largest Of
tho month and an the premonitory symp-
toms are favorable to a further increase
Receipts have been constantly behind
those OF last year. standing to-day about
fifteen per cent less. this does not argue
a shortened crop but rather. changed con-
diuons-prosrerity which enables the
planter 20 market at pleasure and sec
ondly. an outlook which gives promise Of
better things 20 come
Cables and correspondence from abroad
note increasing inquiry for cleaned with
fractional hardening OF values A. here
tofore noted. stocks in European markets
are known to b. far short Of require
ments. and recent calls from unexpected
quarters IN South America has strength
enod holders views both for arriving
parcels and cargocs afoat.
TalmaRe. New Orleans. telegraphR
Louisiana crop movement 20 date; Re
ceipts rough. 59O06 sacks. last year Ge5
$50 sacks. Sales. cleaned (esD la5 60 bar
rels. last year. 1881 barrels. ouickened
movement. market isdt. higher and firm
az advance.
Taimage Charleston. telegra phs Carroll
na crop movement TO date: Receipts 10
$50 barrels. Sales. 1880 barrels Free
movement: strong. higher prices ex-
pected
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-23
NEW ORLEANS COTTON FUTURES
COTTON LETTERS.

New York Nov 2e-Afurphy & CO. ssv:
Spot cotton In Liverpool unchanged: mid
ding uplsnds. SD with sales OF 10 e0';
futures declined on opening Esd. but inn
proved during the latter part Of the ses-
sion. closing unchanged 20 i-std lower
than last night Rumor was again circu-
lated that Nenl was likely 10 issue a bull
ish circular tomorrow. base'i on $4,000
10 $4,000 bales for the crop Despite
the above. the continent sold in Liver
pool and our market this morning. our
locals considered Liverpool adviees rather
favorable and We opened e1s points above
last nights close First sales on Janu-
ary being 9s9c. with local crowd buying:
South sold during first hour. taxing
profits: market advanced sac 10 nts over
opening figures but the improvement
brought out increased selling orders, and
the demand was not sufficient % absorb
tho same resulting In prices gradually de-
clining to 97sc for January. closing with
in ] 10 points % lowest for the ses-
sion. Sentiment a present Is rather mix
ed but the tendency Il to reduce crop
estimates to about 800 90. Receipts At
ports to-day were rather moderate. esti-
mated AZ 1000 against p % last year.
but we are inclined 10 look fer heavier
movement during the next thirty days.
Liverpool reports that the Indian ship
FltlAN M0NAu AlhV Nf ilAAAA AAANfA titah a.
year ago New Orleans expects to-mo--
row iiGO to i2m0 bales. against 1859
last year: Houston. i go TO 1880. against
70 30.
New York. Nov Hubbard Bros. &
Co say: Rumors' regarding the publication
Of another estimate by Mr.. Nell 90 be Is
sued tomorrow has created a very nerv.
Gus and erratlc market IL was generally
reported that he would repeat his septem-
her estimate that the crop would be about
nine and three quarter millions. Many re-
alizlng orders have been received on this
estimate which more than supplied tho
demand. and broke the market from the
high prices touched about noon This dis
position 10 realize on the part Of che out
side holdings was the feature OF the day
Receipts were light. and Southern and
foreign markets were higher. but the
pressure TO sell exceeded the other rae
tors should Mr. Neills estimate be cor
rect the question az supply Is indeed a
serious one for the spinncrs.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-23

do old IS. o'p.ii5isOre Nav. LIST ..io9
do s.. res. ..il2a, do e. ..........loi
do e. coup ..Ilea. ore. s. L. IS ..1s7
d. OF c. G5s...l 2iis do con. 81 lib
Atch.. gen. Is. .i0is. Read Gen. Is. So,
do adjt. A. -. SIS RIO G.. W. LIST 100
Can. sou. - .i0sA 81. l.. & I. NJ.
c OF Ca. 5s... 955s con. SIS ........ii2'a
DO ist inc. .... 81. ST. l.. g. 3. T.
do - inc bid. IS gen. IS III
c. a o. AS ...i0iis St Paul con. ..iIiis
do IS Ills st. T.. c. a T.
G. & Nv. G Is.ii0 LIST O.. ..........liS3s
c. 4 Nv. S. +. st. r. c. g. +.
Deb. o. ........ii9 IS o.. ...-,.....llsis
Chi. Ter. 4s 80. IS sou. Pac. a. o.. 3as
col Sou - 49, 81 Sou Ry - ..ii2iz
y. g. X. C. ts.. 100 = II. A. T. 6a =. TIA
Erie Gen 4s d. 7iM r. a +. ist ...iiG
+. W. q -. c. do "a .. ..-..... 50
iFt o. .......... Is Union Pac. - ..iosi /.
Gen Flee. Is ..ii9is Wabash ist ....iish
Iowa Cen. LIST .ll6k da - .........l0ffs
l.. & n H. g. 99sa West Shore a. ..lii
NJ. X. & T. "a. 7o's Wise. Cen. let. 0is
do IS .......... 93IsVa. Cent. ....... q
NJ a o. As .. $50
New York. Nov. 22.-standard on 700
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-23
COTTON FUTURE.
The Market Closes steady Point on
60 . Tn.

W - ~
New York. Nov. 22-Early influences
on the Cotton Exchange were builish and
led TO a decided rise in values. Later a
pronounced reaction occurred under con.
hioting rumors and scramble TO unload
early purchases by timid holders. The
market started firm and 6gi2 points higa-
or on energetic bull speculation and a
scare Of room shorts based upon much
better English cables and lighter for
ward movement OF the crop than predict
ed. Claims OF higher SPOT prices Ia the
south helped TO undermine the position q
shorts and brought in buying for outside
Al the best level Of the morning prices
were net llnH points above the close OF
last night But soon after midday ths
market suddenly became weak and irreg-
ular under hurried sales OF large blocks
OF Ions cotton aud pounding by room
bears Not only was the forenoon i'm
provement wiped out. but "a slight net loss
was scored before the selling movemt Mt
displayed signs OF positive abatement. The
bears made the most OF runners that the
Car was dead. so Tar as Southsrn mar
kets ana estimates for Tomorrow re-
celpts were concerned the bulls hal the
advantage finding was spasmod ga ~
active and prices followed an giraffe
course TO the close. which was steady,
with prices net ! point lower 90 points
higher
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-23
NAXAL SToREs.

Thursday. Nov. -.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-The turpen-
49, market showed considerable resist
- ,o-dav 10 the pressure which book
"a Tor \ time to be strong enough 10 force
,he nrlce down The opening was hrm
=, "a cents. with sales OF so casks, and
the closing arm and unchanged win
snr,her sales OF 800 casks. the
bcmand MAS fair throughout the day.
though business was restricted owing 10
The refusal OF factors 70 make conces-
.ions The fact that supplies could De
had freely At che marked price Tor 90
nestle account was an Indication OF NeaE-
ness 20 the biz buyers. ana they accoia y
,"-i,. re,a back for something to turn up.
ts,.tors dld not show any disposition TO
seli for less chan the market. and To some
Instances declined % accept bids on low
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-23
LIVERPOOL coTvroN MARKET.

Liverpool. Nov. p Spot. fair demand
prices steady. American middling. 53sd.
The sales OF the day were 1000 bales. OF
which so were for speculation and export
and included $50 American. Receipts L.
90 bales all American.
Futures opened quiet and closed steady.
American mlddhng. low mlddling clause.
November. 5.34d. sellers. November De-
ccmber s .51a5. sid buyers; December
January s 2sd. sellers: January-F
8 ed. huyers: February March. Sad. buy
els: March-April. 3 22T5 Esd, buyers:
April May. 5.2id. buyers. May-June. 5.lsR
20d sellers. June-July. 5.lTd5 isd. sellers
July. August. 515a5i6 I'D. sellers. August
September 5 0sa5. 07d sellers.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-23

New York. Nov. 22-The stock market
opened active and extremely irregular
The London market for Americans showed
In the early cables at material recessions
from the local closing level. "a clrcum-
stance which was partly responsible for
the noted initial tendency OF the local
market The local traction issues we're the
features Of the early dealings, ali Of them
advancing sharply although losing part
OF their gains in the subsequent dealings.
Sugar was the active feature Of the indus
trial quarter. aud after opening lower de-
veloped frmncsg Apart from Sugar, the
industrials were the exception. There were
10 Developments overnight Ia the local
financial situation bearing upon the mar
ket. and LITTLE news or gossip WAS current
in regard to special stocks. Tho dealings
here for foreign account were in tremen-
dous volume on both sides OF the market,
with buying orders predomlnating. Total
sales to-day .20i. 40 shares.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-23

MONEY-The demand keeps fairly lp
with the supply
FOREIGN EXCHANGE Market
steady. Commercial demand. Ns3as: sixty
days. si@7s. ninety days. ATA.: francs.
Paris and Havre. sixty days. 522i.: Swiss.
sixty days. 5.25a.; Belgian. 52is. marks.
sixty days. a37. ninety days. 80 9-I6
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE Steady
banks are buying at l-i6 discount and
selling as follows: 81 and under. i0c pre-
MUM: 25 20 $50 i5c premium: so 10 800.
?Oc premium. SlOo 10 Ss0 sc premium
Se0o TO Sl.0o. X premium. 81 900 and over
75c per VI premium.
sECURlTIES-Mon r. working a lit
tie close. thus causing investors 10 hold
OF
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-23

In the Southwest and n fair speculative
support Closed firm and partly &c net
higher March closed sic. May closed
$40. November TIA. December. TT7kc.
corn-spot steady. No. 2. &c; options
Irregular, but genemlly arm. following
the West Higher cables. disappointing
receipts. timidity 81 shorts and the wheat
advance al had an influence Closed irm
al A0asc net advance. May closed fs7tc;
December closed Hisc.
Oats-spot. steady. No. 2. 254c; options
duh but fairly steady.
Beef. steady. cut meats. quiet
Lard. easier: Western steamed. t7T5: re-
nned. weak; continent. S76i; South Amert-
can. $50. compound. 6d6isc.
Pork quiet
Tailow. firm, city. 47sc; country. 4szasskc.
Petroleum. steady.
Rosin quiet: turpentine, steady. lssAg
sc
Rice. steady.
Sugar. raw. firm but quiet: refined,
steady.
conee-spot. Rio. steady: mild. market
quiet, The market opened steady with
prices unchanged 20 points lower and
FOR time ruied barely steady with llqui-
dalton prompt following bearish advicea
from foreign coffee markets. heavy port
and interior Brazilian receipts, slack spot
demand and unfriendly domestic stats
tics. Later there was a slight net gain
recorded. due to covering and light new
buying based upon a final rise of x IN
the French market. AZ the close the
market again turned easy under fresh
realizing and was finally barely steady.
net unchanged to points lower. Total
salee we're 1850 bags. including December
-------=------~
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-23
OCEAN FRDIGHTs.

COTToN-savannah 10 Boston. per
cwt.. &c. 10 New York. per cwt.. nc: 10
Philadelphia. per bale. 81 Baltimore. g.
FOREIGN DTRECT-Bremcn. Soc Liv-
erpOol. t0c; Hamburg. CSC: Genoa. Sc
Barcelona. b5c. Manchester. f5o Hsvre.
40c. Antwerp. ~. Rcvai 50c. ROTTERDAM.
SOC. Trieste. SIC erpool.
15N3sc Hamburg. &c. Gothenburg. Sc
LUMBER-By Sall-Freights steady; 10
Baltimore and eastward $40 TO sS75 per
n including Portland
LUMBER-By Steam - Savannah 10
Baltimore. 500: 20 p r. r.. or - and o.
docks. $50. TO Philadelphia. isssc per
cwt. pounds 70 fooD TO New York
~ 80 per VI. T.2S 10 dock; lightered 20
Boston $50
NAVAL sTOREs-The market Is Arm:
medium size vessels. Rosin--CoFk for
orders. a. Sd per barrel Of $40 pounds. aud
per cent. primage. Spirits. T. 81 per
20 gallons gross, and per cent primage
Large vessels. rosin. o.: spirits q u.
Steam. lie per 100 pounds on rosn, 3ihsc
on spirits. Savannah 10 Boston. and ~
on rosin and isc on spirits 20 New York
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-23

s. r q ". gen. mt-ge s.. 1894 ia5 i25
do do LIST -. sold is2l...........li5 III
do St John DIV. ist q. 1884 .... % s.
New York. Nov. 22-Money on call
steady at Sa4 per cent. last loan per
cent Prime mercantile paper. {giA per
cent Sterling exchange arm with actual
business IN bankers bills az 81 lk for
demand. and az Si.N Tor sixty days. Post.
"a rates, 81 Y ana ASa Commercial
bills. 81 Soia0f 500. Silver certificates SEA
dsi'.c. Bar silver. 637sc. Mexican dollar
Nc. Government bonds strong STATE
bonds inactive. Railroad bonds irregular.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-23
nay GOODS.

New York. Nov. q The demand for
cotton goods to-day has been Of fully aver
are PROPORTIONS Tendency In four yard
sheetings firmer after good business
Prints are selling fairly well Bleached
co,tone are frm and look a. though prices
might be advanced before long on leading
lines several lines Of paids. tickings. ad-
vanccd hGizc per yard. Print cloths and
allied lines are very firm with good de-
mand Glnghans occasionally a9'2c
higher for staple lines and fancies.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-23

COTTON

Tho cotton market closed firm and I'M
changed to-day. with a fair business re-
ported 10 both The spot Of fob. markets.
sales on the spot We're - bales. The re-
ceipts were 4.6As. agaiust 4O53. and 500
year before last. There IS much bulish
Information going the rounds a present.
ana tho effect Of it Is 10 give the spot
markets buoyant tone There is some
hesitation In anticipation Of Neilrs crop
estimate, which many believe will guess
Tho crop TO b $4,000 bales
The following were the Official spot quo
tations at the close Of the market at the
Gotten Exchange to-,iny:
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-23
This Last
daV vanr

Daily Movements ~ Other Ports;
Gaiveston-Firm. mbidiing. sssc; net re-
ceipts. IS. ise: gross receipts, 1886; sales
t0 stock. 23lsg7.
New Orieans-Steady: middling. 97kc;
~, receipts 1882. gross receipts. 1880;
sales 3i5; stock. 23.59.
Mohile-Steady: middling. ii-isc; net
receipts le5. groes receipts. l65. sales. 500;
*. $3.50.
Caarleston-Firm middling csc; net re-
GENTS. lsi7. gross receipts 1.s7. stock,
q as.
NiImington-Firm: middhng. CSC: net
receipts. cost; gross receipts. 2osi; stock,
l-ti3
Norfolk-steady: middling. CSC: net re.
oe.p,s. III: groSs receipts, lfT: sales -;
stock 1896
Balumore-No Nominal: mlddling. lolsc:
gross receipts. e32: stock, 9,7li.
New York-Quiet. middling, l0Ac; net
receipts. %; gross receipts, $500 sales, 81;
stock. A.lss.
Boston-Firm: mlddllng. ioi4c: net re-
ceiHts 2.l3f; gross receipts. 4.l9l.
llilidelphia-Quiet: middling. i0iac; net
.aipts. IS: gross receipts, IS; stock, -
Daily Movements al Interior Towns:
Aurusta-Firm: middling, l0c: net re-
ce.ris. 1913; gross receipts. i763, sales.
1901 stock. 40 337.
20 ipis, 3.El. gross receipts. Sass. sales.
$50. stock. l17.3i2
I.ouis-Firm: middling. i3-i6c: net
receipts 1913; gross receipts 6io9: sales.
-. stock. 59.59e
rc.uuati-steady: middling sAc: net
receipts. @l: gross receipts, ssi; sales q.
t.or. a082
tiouston--S Steady; mddllng, CSC: net re-
,ep's n7i2: gross receipts. IMP. sales.
'N -ock s5.4l5
L"1svl ile-Steady; middilng. 95sc.
exports Of Cotton This Day
Aa5
No" Oreans-To Great Brltnin T.eu.
'lk-CoastwiEe. 1.i0i.
a." lork-Continent 90.
.lh foreign exports from all ports this
e'1-Io Great Britain. 79n 20 France.
20 the continent. 3d.
l'lal foreign exports from all ports thus
'af This week-To Great Britain. los 400;
rance l6.0Ss: 60 the continent % 20.
''.aI foreign exports since Sept. !. iso-
Great Britain, i.i40Cs9; 10 France.
'.' 70 the continent. 1892.
"aileston. Nov 2-Cotton market
"N} middling ii-i6c sales. none.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-23

From the Nov foFh IIIhNa'
seaboard Air Line securities were all
strong yesterday. and though none OF
them was very active IN this market,
they all showed large net gains. The
common stock sold up 10 y and closed at
uE. bid. a not advance Of X OF q point.
At the close % was bid for the preferred
stock. showing a net gain Of "a points.
and the bonds rose from e9ia TO u. The
reason for the sharp advance was the re-
ported settlement OF the Ryan suits
arainst the company.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-23

er basis The receipts were i.f7s. and the
exports none
ROSINS-The rosin market closed nrm
and unchanged. with nothing new In the
situation. Tho demand was as strong -
q was yesterday. and the market looked
In fair way to he well maintained. The
receipts We're 32S2 and the exports none.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-23
GRAIN. Provisions. ETc.

New York. Nov. 22.-Flour well sustain
ed and fairly active without change.
Rye -four. steady.
Corn meal. firm
Rye. quiet.
Barley. steady.
Barley malt. quiet
wheat-spot. hrra. No. red. Tsfsc; op-
lions were generally nrm all day except
for an interval % depression AZ noon I'M
der realizing and short selling. strength
was inspired by higher cables. unfavor-
able Argentine crop news, export buying
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-23
All trains arrive and depart Plant station
THROUGH CAR SERVICE. ETC.

THROUGH CAR SERVICE
TRAINS q AND FLORIDA EXPRESS Nei
folk Washington
IS
limited Savannah
- q r ts sppy 90
$ V. +. G NJ, ~ NJ, W. A T. a
d C.
Asst enl Agent laua Ca
@ II agent. tas
a A.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-23
FLUCTUATIONS ~ FUTURES.

New York. Nov. Cotton futures
opened steady az the advance and closed
steady. Prices as follows:
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-23

Dried aaa EvapoFated FFults.
APPLEs-Evsporatsd 7Q7lsc; sun dried.
s10sc.
APRIcoTs-Evaporatod. ioc pound;
nectarlnes. l0c.