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The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-01-05

United States notes or Treasury notes shall
hereafter be Issued or reissued IN denom-
nations OF iess than SO, and all such notes
OF smaller denomination, whenever re-
deemed, shall be cancelled and notes of
so or upward substituted therefor. 1t also
provides that no silver certificates of a
higher denomination than SO shall be is
sued.
gives TO the Secretary of the Treasury au-
thority TO convert a portion OF the national
debt into bonds bearing per cent interest
The proposition contemplaies profitable
anticipation of interest payments and con-
sequent reduction of the public debt The
transaction may be considered first as
mathematical question of profits, and sec
ond as a question of policy affecting the
public credit
The proposition recommended by the
committee is 10 authorize the Secretary of
the Treasury TO convert the 3 per cent
bonds due in 1904, the per cent bonds due
in 1867, and the per cent bonds due in
1908. amounting in the aggregate to sS49.-
532.520, into per cent bonds. payable at
the pleasure of the United States after
thirty years. On these three classes of
bonds there is at present an annual in
terest charge Of S32, $50. .532.6 Co.
Mr. Aldrich closed his speech at 2:55.
He had not been interrupted in its de-
livery. and Senators paid very close at
tenticn to it. Its closing sentences were
10 the effect that the cause of honest money
was stronger now than il was in 1896.
and predicted disaster to the party that
would antagonize the measure.
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SPECIAL notice..

OFFICE OF THE MUTUAL FIRE IN
sursncc Company of the District OF Co
iumbla. Washington. January l. 19O0.-The
annual meeting OF the MUTUAL FIRE IN
SURANCE COMPANY OF TIE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA viii be held on the THIRD
MONDAY IN JANUARY. 1900. THE 18TH
INSTANT at the Office OF the company.
500 Pennsylvania Avenue northwest, com
menCing at O'Clock Il. IN. By the charter
Of the company the olcC tion OF seven man
ayers to conduct tie Affairs Of the company
is required to be held at the above meet
ing.
BY the sixth article Of the bylaws OF the
company IL is provided: AT the annual
meeting of the compary the first business
in order shall be The appointment OF
chairman. who shall conduct the meet
ing and election in accordance with act OF
incorporation. between the hours OF
O'Clock a. IN. and p. m"
Amount OF premium notcs....... ..S g, ,C6e.2 90
Amount OF cash on hand. .............. p.i5lSl
ne'u'ititS Euos-lf-Sv
Office furniture and fixtures 10000
Losses by fire, adjusted and paid. ..... 9,ln.O6
The annual statement will be ready for
distribution at the Office of the company
about January IL. By order OF the board
OF managers. l.. PIERCE B0TELER. Sec
retary. jal-i5t
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-01-05

KENoSHA. Wis. jan. 4.-Manaeers of
the Chicago and Rockford Hosiery Com
pany. of this city. announced today they
had formed plans for introduction OF profit
sharing In their plant. The company has
also opened a cafe. free bath rooms for
baths on company's time. night school, and
dornitcry for women employees.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-01-05
IN MEMORIAN.

LASSEII.-A memorial mass for WILLIAM
T.. LAsSEI.LE will be sad at ST Aloysius Church
at O'Clock a. M, saturday, January G. 1900
His relatives and friends invited TO attend.
II
DEE-In loving remembrance Of our dear moth
er ELLEN DEE, who died one year ago yes
terday. January 4, 1899.
Item By HER CHILDREN.
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Bismarck's Iron Nerve

Was the result Of his splendid health Ind.mitsble
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They develop every power Of brain and body.
Only 25c at Henry Evans. drug store. g3s st.
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BY HER CHILDREN.


LANsBt RGII-On "Wednesday. January 3, 1900.
at IL O'Clock. noon. M0Ll.IE, beloved wife of
James Lahsburgh. in the thirty seventh year OF
her age.
Funeral from residence. 2sll Fourteenth Street,
Friday morning, IL o'clock Please omit how-
efs. jai-lMt
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-01-05
EDUCATIONAL.

LEARN To read music in twenty lessons. the note
chain system, NINE. J. ESPUTA DAILY.
studio Drocp's, gsj Pa. ave. Tuesdays ard FIi-
days. l. TO T.. M; tetm-, so Tor course.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-01-05
CURRENCY DEBATE OPENS
Senator Aldrich Explains Amend
men TO the House Bill.

The General Purpose of the Measure
Carefully Set Forfh-The Monetary
controversy 9ehenrsed-A Politi-
cni View of the Proposed LegisIn-
tion-Position of the Democrats.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-01-05

All disorders caused by bilious state Of the
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Liver Pills No pain. gripping, discomfort at
tending their use Try them
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SPECIAL. MOTTO rs.

RETIRED ENLISTED MEN.-The rcgu-
lar monthly meeting Of the "Asso-
ciated Retired Enlisted Men OF the
L. S. of A." will be held at No. S2I Sev-
enth Street northwest. on FRIDAY. the
FIFTH INSTANT. at 1870 p. III.
CHAS. T. DAILY. President.
LEMUEL FUJITT. Secretary. 1t
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-01-05

SPECIAL NOTICE. beg leave TO thank
the officers and members OF Eccentrs
Association Of Steam Engineers, No. l.
for the prompt payment of the death bene-
ht OF my late husband, William ID. Ma
Gambler. who died December 9, 1899. four
days previous to the meeting OF your as
sociation. Very respectfully,
jai-St MRS. W. ID. MACOMBER.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-01-05

A MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS
OF the Capital Traction Company for
the election ot directors will be held at
the Office of the company. Union Passenger
Station. on WEDNESDAY. THE 10TH OF
JANUARY. 1900.
The polls Will be opened at fo;30 n. m.
and closed at l p. m. G. I. DUNLOP.
President.
C. NJ KooNEs. Secretary.
de25toiai0-exSu
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-01-05
Mems Underwear, 29c.

Mems winter weight. ribbed fleece. Under
wear. in blue and brown. perfect washing:
all sizes: finished with silk; soc qiality
Special, 20c garment.
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Mems Hendkercbiefs- SC.

l21zc quality white HIems,itehed Hsldker-
chiefs. full sizes; Sc each.
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Fer choice line Of all-silk Neckwe1r, all
shapes; Soc and 75c qualities for 35c
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Ladies' Fianneiene Wrappers, z5c.

Pointed yoke. dcep ufAc around yoke aud
over shoulders: cuffs. collar. belt. and ruflles
trimmed with braid. fitted waist lining. full
sweep skirt and pockets-worth gSc-for 10.
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sLz5 Chifdren's Shoes. 97c.

Chidren's fnc Wei Kid and Bov Calf
Lace and Button Shoes. sizes 10 Il-worth
sl.15-ior 91c.
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Ladies' Umbrellas, Csc.

All-silk Steel Rod Paragon Frame. Ladies'
Umbrella, in the latest Princess shape. hand
some solid silver trimmings. Special, Friday
only, 9sc.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-01-05

sc quality Mem. Yale-zhape. silk NuIlers.
fancy and plain, for soc.
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Slashing Mems Furnishings.
Mems Gloves, 49c.

Mems Dogskin Street Gloves. perfect filling.
in all the leading shades. and guaranteed TO
wear. Special, i9c pair
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Bieached Cotton Crash. 2 re yd.

A good. heavy quality-well mapped and
worth t5c yd
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RubberS at a Sacrifice.
dies Muslin .Skirfs. 49c.

Fine Muslin Skirts. six-inch embroidery
ruiie. full width. made on yoke baud, an
lengths-uoIth 69c-fo- 60.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-09
NAVAL STORES.

Thursday. Nov. 3.
SPIRITS TURPENTTNE.-T turpen-
tire market opened firm to-day on 40
cents. with sales o. go casks and clos
"a steady al co.. cents with further sales
OF IS casks. After the closing decided
strength developed. ana the market was
reported swept at the closing price. with
Il hardening tendency apparent This Yves
duo TO the entrance Of several large buy
ers. thereby giving strong impetus TO
the demand The days receipts were
1910. and the exports 2096.
ROsINS-The rosln market closed firm
ard unchanged to-day with sales al the
opening OF 27s2 barrels. The demand was
reported 20 be good throughout the day
with an evidence Of increased strength to-
ward the close. A. no time were factors
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-09

notably Sugar which broke ~ AZ the
opening. Tha late upward movement
carried Sugar. Peoples Gas. Manhattan,
Brooklyn Transit Metropolitan Street
Railway Pacihc Nah and American To-
baeco up from Z. TO nearly points. Yes
terdsy's enormous buying OF Northern
Pacific was explained by to-dsy's declara-
ton OF the extra dividend Of ! per cent.
on the common stock. The omission OF
this dividend IN Angus, when the rcgu-
lar semi-annual dividend 81 per cent.
was declared was considered a very omi-
nous sign OF the prospect OF curtailcd
earnings for railroads,
To-day's action Is accepted as shown
restored confidence In the maintenance OF
the earning power OF railroads. hIt u did
not save the stock from a sharp reaction
CO.. proht-taking. The steel stock were
irregular Steel and Wire and Pressed
Steel Car showing reactions. while other
members Of the group were strong
Money continued In abundant supply and
orliug exchange rose further WITH the
demand for payments for the en3it ~
sales 81 stocks for London account Nae
bond market continued active and nrm.
Total sales. par value. S4.0S5Wp.
United states s. advanced y AMI all
other issues except the IS 4. per cent. on
the last call
ANt ANAMA safes NANNhH AN~NAN NFANMfA
i036,ao shares. including the following
Atchison. q. iio. Atchison preferred. "a tit.
Baltimore and ONO. Y go Chicago. Pur-
hngton and quincy. II rs. Chicago. Rock
Island ami Pacific 500. Cincinnati. hi
cago, Cleveland and 81 Louis s6l5 Louis
VILE and Nashville 1850. Manhattan. g.
05. Metropolitan Street Railway lA1t0.
New York Central. 92So. Missouri Pacific,
1880. Norfolk and Western. 90S2 North
ern Pacinc 7a37S. Northern Pacific pre-
ferred 369s Ontario and Western, $500
Pennsylvania. 47.Se2: Reading nrst pre-
ferred u iOo. ST. Paul. IS. SIS; Southern Pa
ciic. $3.50 Southern Railway. 1880,
Southern Railway preferred 1000: Texas
and Pacific. $500; Union Pacific - go
Union Pacific preferred. eco. American
Cotton OH a.0u. American Mailing. epo;
American Mailing preferred. 60; Ameri-
can Steel and Wire. 2t.oio. American Steel
and Wire preferred. A6f7. American Tin
Plate, 1887. American Tobacco. $3.50.
Brooklyn Rapid Transit. ai6o. Continen-
tai Tobacco - $40. Continental Tobacco
preferred. 6.020: Federal Steel. 81. $50. Fed
eral Steel preferred. TiT0: National Steel.
500; Pacihc Mail. i7.7so. Peoples Gas. ~
300 Sugar. A.sO; Tennessee Coal md Iron.
n.ibo. United States Leather, la.i0o. United
states Leather preferred. 5al5. Republic
Iron and, Steel. l0O7b.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-09
GRAIN. PROVISIONS. gre.

New York. Nov. S-Flour-Market dun
and tending lower. with buyers scarce
owing to the drop In wheat Rye -four
easy; corn meal quiet.
ltye steady
Barley quiet: barley malt quiet
wheat-spot easy. No. red. TIC: OPP
tons had q arm opening on bullish Argen-
tine reports and a demand from local
shorts but subsequently yielded to llqui-
dalton based on weakness abroad and dis
appointing outside support. Closed easy At
&c net decline. March closed sc. May.
NNc: December. 7siac.
Cofn-spot easy. No. ?. 5Ac: options
opened steady with wheat. after which
weakened under bearish cables. fair wealth
sr conditions West. and moderate unload
ina. closed easy hahc net lower. May
closed 4l1ac. December. &21zc.
Oats-spot dull. No ?, 255zc. options dull.
Beef steady
Cut meats easy: picked tzilies. Si40iic:
picked shoulders. SIC. picked hams. "a
giac
Lard easy: Western steamed. U.a2ls:
November closed. H.f5, nominal. refined
easy.
Pork steady
Tall0w steady
Petroleum steady.
Resin quiet
Turpentine quiet
Rice steady.
Molasses steady.
Coffee-Futures opened steady AZ a de-
cline OF $40 points and ruled more active.
but generally weak. following lower Euro
pcan ana Rio cables. weakness al Santos
large receipts IN Brazil apathy In local
spot circles and absence OF public specu-
lative support. increased the decline TO 70
MS points Closed barely steady with
prices iONl5 points net lower. Total sales
as TO bags including December, 7.i0aT i5e {.
February. 791i7 sc. March. 7.2QaG g.
Spot Rio easy. No. Invoice. Sac mild
quiet. Cordoya. sizuiJsc.
sugar-RAw. barely steady. fair rein
Ing sac. centrifugal. IS test fAc.
Molasscs sugar. $40. refined easy.
Butter steady. Western creamery. isQ
&c. state dairy. i5q2ic
Cheese steady. large white. i0ik1iOas
smou white. i0iEdiic.
Eggs steady; state and Pcnnsylvania
2s025c; Western regular packing AZ mark
isg2ic
Potatoes quiet; Jerseys 81 oodi III: New
York. 81 25di 62i4. Long Island. 81 .b0ai7 Is
Jersey sweets. 81 5012 90
Peanuts steady; fancy handpicked. a.
&c. other domestic. &c.
Cabbage quiet. Long Island per 100, 81 )
da2
Cotton by steam 30 Liverpool &c.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-09
COTTON LETTERS.

New York. Nov. S-Murphy & Co say.
Liverpool adviccs were considered very
favorable, futures being 70 5-64d higher
Spots uncharg ed. sales 1900 bales. Mid
ding uplands 3-i6f. However. we did not
fully respond to their advance. our first
sales being on q range OF 20 6 points over
last nights close. but unfayorablo weather
reports changed sentiment aud shorts
We're eager buyers. market advancing Is
10 20 points from low prices of The scs-
sion. Washington bureau department pre-
diets heavy frost Tonight central and
northern portions q Gulf states. also in
terror Georgia Caroiinas. oklahoma. In
dian TER tory Arkansas Tennessee and
interior Texas. January sold as high as
sii, but usual realizing sales were tol
owed By reaction OF 4 a. 6 points. The
movement continues 20 show up very free
ly and doubtless would be larger u f.
were not for the fact cotton is being held
back in states particularly This side Of
the Mississippi river. The frost scare has
not fully been discounted. and u Il ma
terializes, we doubtless will see higher
prices tomorrow. but upon such news.
We believe there viii be liberal realizing
sales Estimated receipts 42Gi against
SoG59 last year. New orleans expects to-
morrow 100 10 r. 90 against 1883. Hous-
ton ~ 900 20 5000 against 1885
New York. Nov. s-Tuhhard Bros. e.
Co say; The appearance Of sudden
cold wave over the Dakotas, not marked
on the weather map yesterday. changed
completely the aspect OF the different
markets. From the opening shis market
steadily advanced as the sellers withdrew
on tho prospect OF n killing frost over the
NORTHERN cotton belt tonight The gov
ernmens predicts the FIRST cold wave Of
the season which r. expected to extend
Southwark over the larger portion OF the
Eastern and Central cotton belt Natural
~ the trade IN face OF these predictions
bought from the opening, the largest sell
lers OF yesterday being prominent IN buy
ing bullish feeling was Immediately
shown and the trade expect furshcr
advance IN Liverpool tomorrow. In
answer to the advance here.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-09

COTTON-HavanuAh 10 Boston, per
cwt.. &c. 60 New York. per cwt.. 2oc: "a
Philadelphia. per bale. s.. Baltimore. 81.
FOREIGN DIRECT-Bremen. i0c. Liv-
erpool. toc. Hamburg. 4sc. Genoa. SOC
Barcelona. &C. Manchester, 45c. Havre.
&c. Antwerp Sc
LUMBER-'By Sail-Freights steady; 10
Baltimore and eastward $40 60 t5.Ib per
NJ including Portland.
LUMHBR-By stsam--savannah 20 Bal
timore. 500; 10 =. r. r.. or y and o
docks, g Co. TO Philadelphia. is1sc per
cwt. q pounds 10 fooO TO New York
90 per NJ E25 TO dock; ightered 10
Boston $50
NAVAL STORES market II nrm
medium size vessels Rosin-Cork. for
orders, g. "a per barrel Of 30 pounds and
per cent primaEe spirits. A. ~ per
70 gallons gross. ana per cent. primaEe
Large vessels. roain. o.. spirits. a. 3
steam. lie per 100 pounds on rosin. 2iisc
on spirits. Savannah 20 Boston. and Sisc
on roEln and iec on spirits to New York
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-09
STOCKS AND BONDS.
Market Unsettled Awhile hut the 10
dertone Was Firm

New York. Nov. s-The stock market
showed the effect Of soSie unsettlement Of
yesterdays buoyant conviction OF specu-
la,ors and the growth Of an apprehension
that the rise in prices az the pace set
yesterday might find an early elimination.
The more conservative element made their
influence felt from TIE opening and az one
time during the day brought the advance
fairly 10 a standstir. The frmness OF the
undertone OF the market at that time was
very striking and Il WIS shown quite
conclusvely that the large holders OF
stock were not particularly nervous over
seeing the rise IN prices checked. Even
those who are willing and anxious 70 sell
out on an upward tide showed a determi-
nation to hold at any lower level
A very buoyhnt tendency then developed
ln the Industrial and specially depart
ments OF the list. The localized character
n this strength. with the absence OF any
special news TO account foT K gave ground
for the suppositlon that powerful manipu-
Ia.ion was aiding g. The success which
accompanied the manipulation invited re-
newed speculation in that quarter by out
slders and az the same time served as a
powerful sustaining influence for the rest
OF the market. Under cover OF this sup
port. pronf-taking went on on very
heavy scale Except for sudden advances
IN some Of the usually inactive railroad
stocks. the railroad list was distinctly
heavy throughout The day Pennsylvania
was mnrkcd up az one time to 10 but "
held there only moUeni arily The price
remained above last nights level. bu, was
unable to get back 20 the TOP. PacihcS
and southwcstCrns as well rs the stocks
OF railroads afiil.ated with Pennsylvania
which were 80 conspicuous Ia yesterday
upward movement. all suffered from real
wing In Missouri Pacific the net decline
a the lowest was a point and IN Northern
Pacific the extreme decline was Ia.
on the other hand the mercural Epe-
c!sItisE. which are always faysrites with
the spectators. rose buoyantly on enor-
nous dealings. One or two Of them had
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-09

New York. Nov swim the opening OF
business this morning upon the stock ex-
change. the trading was again IN ire
mendous volume ard well distributed bit
the price changes as compared with last
nights hnai figures. we're Irregular Ton
dOn'a attitude was somewhat dsappoint-
Ing % far as the professional element VAS
concerned. inaamuch a. general declines IN
American stocks were reported from that
quarter Aside from the London quota
lions there was nothing whatever new
developed over night bearing on the sen
eral market Gratlhcation ~ the latest
returns OF Tuesdays election vas az
pronounced as ever ana a. fact the
trading was eouducied largely upon tech
meal lines The most important mstters
bearing 90 particular stocks announced
over night were the assertion hat tire
Northern Paeih- Company would today
declare an extra dividend Of per cent.
on the common stock and the staten snts
OF the American Tobacco and Continental
Tobacco companies published after the
Glove OF business ast night Pariicu ar
strong features - this mornings ma X
were Pennsylvania, Chesapeake and Ohio.
Manhattan Nortbern Pacific common.
Continental Tobacco. Teunessee Coal and
Iron and Brooklyn Rapid TRANSIT Sugar
was rather reacfic nary and in many quar-
ters Of the railway list slight reactions
were shown from yesterdays final figures.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-09
liverpool COTTON MARKET

Liverpool. Nov s. q. m.-Spot moder-
ate business prices easier. American mid
ding l9-32d good midd.ng 5 9-32d mid
ding S 5-ltd. low mhding. -. good
ordinary Aad. ordinary fsd The saics
of the doy were l0o0 bales. OF which 5)o
were for speculation and export and in
ciuded SEQ bales American. Receipts H.
80 bales, All American.
Futures opened quiet and closed steady,
American middng low middling clause
November bud50s seners November
December. 509d. buyers. necemoer-Jan-
uary. 50, sellers. January-Februpry. ASA
sellers, February March 4sia4 SD. sell
lers; March-Aprli. 460d sellers. April
May, ASA. sellers May-June. 45Sd. sell
lers. June-Juiy. 45sa4 SD. sellers: july
August, ASA, sellers; August-septembe
i50atbld sellers
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-09
COTTON FUTURES.
The Market Closed steady az Rise
OF InneI Polnts


~w York. Nov. S-speculation IN cot
was decidedly more active to-day.
ae market opened a, an advance o. 8
to 10 points and further advanced SUP
I"I's. chiefly on covering. although there
va. considerably more attention raid TO
COTTON By the investment class. The rise
'-i,es was due largely 60 a better class
20 1'ie accounts. the important feature
which was the increased activity in
winning circles and 10 sensational 30
-,asts. The upward m0veme nt o.
here was accelerated by better ace
from New England and soatae q
'.0lns sections and also from CT on
'''tr markets More activity was also
"rtcd IN tho Southern spof markets
holders demanding higher prices
rally Nas checked hy selling TO secure
''l'' and moderate selling FOR short ae-
--A The general characteristics o. the
market however we're decidedly
The frost predic lions failed 20 un-
shorts while al the some time
'"uns many new friends Tor the market
leeulaiive circles The clofe was
lacy with the net advance reduced %
''.- points
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-09

MONEY-The demand keeps fairly up
with tho supply.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE-Market steady
Commercial demand. Hs3A; sixty days
N79s. ninety DAYS. sans. francs. Paris
and Havre. sixty days. 5.227t; Swiss, sixty
days 52s; Belgian. 5.2iA marks sixty
days 20 sis. ninety DAYS. 90 sis
DOMESTIC STEADY Steady
banks are buying Al lis discount and
selling as follows; t25 and under i0c pre-
MUM. So to $50 l5c premium. $50 to 500,
pc premium. 500 TO 500. 25c premium;
500 to $1,000 \ premium; 81 900 and over.
75c per NJ premium.
SECURTTIES-Th market Is active for
Central securities a. advancing prices.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-09

TIEs-standaTd. t5-pouud. arrow. large
lois. 49, small lots. $50
bacon, Hams and Lard
BACON Market hrm. D. 8 G. n sides
INC; y. s bellies. sec EASTERN. ac-
oOrding 20 average size. d. bellies. SIC
Western: smoked C. r. sides. SAC.
HAMS-SuEar cured. i2qip4c
LAhI--Pure. ia uerces. $40. IN CO.
pound tins and sO-pound tubs. sac
compound IL tierces. 6Ac 5o-pound tins.
and Se-pound tubs. 6isc
Dried and Evaporated Fruits.
Evaporated. 7gTsc. sun-dried.
biqW6c.
APRICOTs. -EvaporNted. i0c pound
necteriues. i0c.
RAIsfNS-L. l.. g 10. imperial cabinets.
&75. loose. 70 pound boxes. $40 pound
Peaches vaporated. pcaled. iTHc.
unpealed. SA0ec.
PEARS-Evaporate sac.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-09

FIsH-Mackerel haif-barrels. No
200. No. ? tT.0O; No. 3. B75: kits. No
I. u.2o. No 2. u-iO. No. 3. Soc Goldfish.
l-pound bricks. SIC; 2-pound bricks. g..
Smoked herring. per box. i7Gisc Dutch
herring In kegs. u.i0; new muIets, half
barrels. t3T6
Florida syrup. blbTinG at 2sd8c: selling
at Ua SSo. sugar house a. i0alBc.
HONEY-Fair demand: strained In bar
rcls 6516Oc gallon.
High wines basis. ti.N