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Galveston-Not received: stock. isOOa
New Orleans-Firm; middling. Jos. net
receipts. 1853; gross. 1853. sales. 400:
stock. 2i.7S3
Mohile-irregular: mlddiing. lOss: net re-
ceipts. 3si: gross. 3si: sales. 500. stock.
52l2
Chnrieston-Firm: middling. 10: net re
ctpts. 3si: gross. ssl; stock. i.s7i.
Wilnington-Firm: middlng. 81. net re-
coipis. 1885, gross. 1856. stock 1883.
Norfclk-Steady. middllng i0is: net re
ccipis. 6lS; gross. SIS. sales. Go: stock. 4O5l
Baltimore-Nominal: middling. l0b.
groes. 90 stock. 4si
New NOrk-Quiet. middling. 10E: gross.
800; sales is5: stock. 2S50i
Bos,oD-Steady. middling. i0is: gross. 2s9
Philadelphia-Firm. middllng. iO7.
stock. 1906.
Daily movements 81 Interior towns
Augueta-Firm; middling, II: net re-
ceipts. 2.i0i. gross ot0i stock. s7l6
Memphis-Firm: middlinu. iois: net r.
1858
ST. Louis-Firm: middling. ioik net re-
ceipts, ?; gross. ?, sales. lss. stock. sTls.
Cincinnati-Dull: middling. 81: net re-
eeipts, /; gross. I: stock. 100
Houston-steady: middling. 10: net re-
eeipis. e,7i6. gross. 6.7i6. sales. 20: stock.
$3.50. ~
Louisville-Firm: middung. i0ik
Exports Of Cotton This Day
Mobile-Coastwise. 100
Charleston-Coastwise. 6a5
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LILO.
acknowledgements 1913
New Iork-To Great Britain. 1 So. 20
France. is3. TO the continent. 4sa5
Total foreign exports from all ports this
aay' 10 Great Britain, ,S6e: 10 France.
f'0; TO the continent. ASS.
Total foreign exports from all ports thus
far this week: To Great Britain. Gosa: 20
France. ep: 70 the continent ASS.
Total foreign exports since Sept. !. 1900.
To Great Britain. i5.7i7. TO France. ga 10
the continent. 1879.
New York. Sept. i0-spot cotton closed
quiet; middllng uplands. i0ssc; middung
Gulf, i07sc; sales. i6j bales.
Charleston, S. G.. Sept. l0-cotton firm.
middling i0c: sales 100.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-11
COTTON LETTERS.

New York. Sept. i0.-Murphy & Co. say:
The startling advance In the Liverpool
cotton market OF i7-32d on spots middling
"a. 2l-sid on September October. and Is
TO i5-64d on remainder OF the list. caused
this market 60 open about 81 10 50 points
higher at which there was heavy realiz-
ing safes ana was followed by a reaction
OF about Is points. after which the mar
ket ruled active and nervous. The havoc
IN Texas and uncertainty about extent of
damage 20 crops. was the principal cause
Of the excitement in Liverpool. and this
market and the government bureau OF
IS , was also a supporting feature. Cot
ton in Liverpool closed az a net advance,
IS points Septt mber-October. and IS 10 "a
SAD on the rest Of the list. The bureau re-
port issued at noon gave condition eS.2
against rs last month. and SIS September
a year ago. which was lower than expect
ed ana caused an improvement OF about
points during the afternoon The strong
statistical position in England and anx-
iety about the Texas crop coupled with
the low condition given by the bureau
causes a very anxious feeling about the
probable SIZE OF this crop II under ten
million seems likely. may cause further
advance In rrlccs.
New York. sept i0-Hubbard Bros
and Co say The heavy storm In the
Gulf and the damage supposed 20 have
been done TO the crop In Texas caused
Liverpool TO advance repidly. until Sept
and Sept-Oct. were twenty points and
the remainder OF the market twelve to
fifteen points higher than Saturday. our
market about sixty TO sixty two points
higher. then reacted fifteen 10 twenty
points. and has since remained nervous
nuciuating In "A radius OF about ten TO
twelve points. The government bureau
report issued NJ noon. gave the condition
as $50. against SIS same time last year.
and Is on Aug. first last year
This was construed as'very unfacorable
and prices advanced on Il some five to six
points. The feeling among operators Is
very nervous. and we think most of the
short interest has been covered.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-11
DOCTORS LAST TEST.
How He Exposed n Girl who Pre-
tended TO ne blind
From the Minneapolis Tribune.

From the Minneapolis Tribune.
Physicians often have 10 exercise great
care TO avoid becoming the victims of
imposition. II a dishonest applicant for a
pension can hoodwink some doctor the
latter's certificate may be made the means
OF perpetrating fraud upon the gov
eminent and social parasites who seek to
sponge on public and charitable institu-
tions are always trying 10 invelgle a
physician into saying the word or writ
ing the line which would gain them ad-
mission.
An interesting case In point was related
BY the leading oculist OF Montreal a man
whose practice extended far outside OF
the bounds OF the city one day a young
woman came into the office. accompanied
by an older woman. apparently the moth
er. The young woman wore colored glass
Is. which one might have assumed to be
superfiuous. as II was claimed that the
girl was totally blind what was wanted
OF the doctor was certificate authentl-
eating this claim OF blindness putting
IL beyond dispute, and Il was frankly
stated that the object In seeking this was
to obtain certain aids and advantages OF
a philanthropic nature impossible OF ac-
cess otherwise The standing OF the ocu-
list was such that a statement from him
would carry full weight wherever pre-
scented
on examination tho surface OF the eyes
gave no indication OF any effect: but that
might be so and blindness stili exist. Ap-
plying tests Of the strongest light the
girl prof. SEED herself 10 h. absolutely un-
able TO distinguish between light and
darkness The doctor was puzzled and
baffled Apparently the girl wac stone
blind but he was unable 20 solve the
problem OF those eyes, TO discover the
cause OF the blindness or say just where
the defect lay.
The doctor was more than half disposed
20 grant the desired certificate when. as
a last expedient. he hit upon novel ex-
pertinent He dismissed the patient with
Instructions that she should come again
at certain hour the following day when
she came tho doctor had her securely
blindfoided with a heavy bandage over
her ewes. Then he took a tiny mouse.
which he had ready and held the lively
little thing by is tail before the girls
face though not touching her. while he
ordered the bandage 10 be removed No
sooner was tie bandaee on than her
screams rang through the place. and her
eyes were wide with terror az the harm
less little rodent. which. had thrown her
80 completely on her guard and exposed
the imposture OF course she saw II. or
she would not have screamed Needless
% say the applicant DID not get that GER
tihcate.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-11

the big crop theorists IN general. Liver
pool was similarly influenced, as well as
the New Orleans market. Estimates
pointing 90 a loss OF 10000 TO 100000
bales. and the announcement that spot
cotton was in enormous demand South at
isG7,c higher prices intensified the con-
victions Of the bulls.
The government report for september
usually the most important Of the season,
cut comparatively lktie figure as an infiu-
ence. The general condition was given al
6sz. as against Is las, month. $50 IN Sep
tembor last year. 79s In 1895. and 7s.3 In
1897. This average included u for Texas.
as contrasted with 81 on Aug. 10. and 81 on
Sept 10 OF last year
A. i2.i5 p. m. she failure Of l.. q. schif-
fer and Gay l.. Schiller were announced.
these brokers being caught short by che
opening rise. The announcement OF their
suspension did not seriously disturb The
market as they were known TO have un-
important obligations outstanding. The
bull fever reached les hight In the last
hour. and under a slight furry OF proht
taking near tho close prices settled back
a few points. The close was irregular ana
excited with prices net Is 90 30 points
higher Estimates placed the total trans
actions az i25O0O0 bales. or 10000 more
than ever before recorded.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-11
IN GEORGIA AND FLORIDA.
NEWS AND VIEWS OF THE DAY IN
TWO STATES.

Bone Hns n New Cotton Mili-fieavy
Cotton Receipts at Amerieus-Coi-
umbu. Mills Are BuyinR Cotton.
Family Poisoned az Fort valley.
Talk OF Two sugar Refiaerie-.
Death of Editor J. Ira GOre-Other
Florida News.
Eastman Journal; The directors Of the
cotton factory met Monday and decided
20 arrange Tor building the factory right
away. The machinery was ordered some
time ago and plans and specifications 81
the building viii be- secured 10 few
days II viii be- erected or the site now
occupied hy the Eastman Lumber Com
panys mill We trust that this enter
prise will have no further nackset and
that our farmers viii be- able 90 sell some
Of this years cotton crop to a home In
Eiltution.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-11

Rome Tribune: Rome has a new cotton
mill IL has been quiesly organized by local
capitalists. Th@now enterprise will be
known as THE Anchor Duck MIL and Is
will be a splendid industry for Rome. a
heavy quality OF duck cloth will be made.
such as IL used In army leEgings. army
co.'s. harvesting machinery. fire hose, belt
ing. awning tarpaulins, etc. There Is
Freat demand Tor such goods. and this
Rome mill will be kept very busy from
the day u starts The stockholders Of
the mill are Messrs. C. a. Hight. J. a.
Glover. g. Terhune. G. =. McLin. r. Il.
Darlington. John and sam Graham. I. y.
Ford and Ebert McGhee. The thread
viii be bought for the present at least
and no spinning done II will be strictly
q weaving mill This new mill is capt
taiized as s2o o0o which will be increased
as the business grows The mill will be-
located in one OF the suburbs Just outside
the city limits and rs soon as the deeds
nre signed ground will be broken and the
buildings erected as rapidly as possible.
Yesterday q was decided that the new
cotton mill which viii make only duck
cloth viii be located beyond East Rome
on the tracks Of the Chattanooga, Rome
and Southern Railroad. The contract was
let for the buildings.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-11
whole Family Was Poisoned.

The entire family OF Or. O. A. Thrower.
pastor In charge OF the Methodist church
at Fort Valley. were taken suddenly and
Violently lh late Friday afternoon and
their symptoms Indicate that they had
been poisoned. a physician was hastily
summoned and by intelligent treatment
soon allevitated their pain, but the nau-
sea continued Tor some time. They are
al now entirely recovered and save weak
ness feel no on effects from the attack.
il was first thought that some butter
milk that was served ct the noon hour
was the cause. but later IL was ascef-
tained that a neighboring family from
whom the milk had been procured. also
drank OF the same churning, hegce the
cause OF the attack b. yet unknown.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-11

Monday. SEPT 10
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-The closing in
the turpent.ne market to-day was firm al
3jiz cents. gain OF a half cent above
Saturdays closing which was firm at Is
Al the advance there seemed 10 be a
good demand. Al the closing Il was I'M
dcrstood that about everything Offering
WAS taken. Supplies we're wanted from
several sources. and the spirited demand
impaired decided strength to the market.
The opening at the Board Of Trade was
firm az % cents. with sales or 2l2 casks al
this price and the closing firm al a5is.
with further sales q il6 az this price.
Some Of the closing sales were made on
a basis 81 55il cents The receipts were
1913 and the exports none
KOSiN-The rosin market opened firm
and UNCHANGED and closed unchanged
The demand was fair. Transactions OF
3i'i were reported for the day The fol-
lowing were the uuafaffouas
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-11
J. Ira Gore Dead.

J. Ira Gore. editor and proprietor Of the
81. Petersburg Times. died az his home Ia
that city Fr day OF Brights disease. Mr..
Gore has not been in good health for
nearly a year. but n was not known un-
til recently that HE IN health was OF a
serious nature. VIII. his eldest son. died
OF typhoid fever early In the summer. Mr..
Gore went 20 81 Petersburg In 1891. and
bought the Times OF r. J. Morgan. Since
that time he has been IN active control.
until his recent Illness forced him 90 de-
sist He leaves a wife. one daughter and
son 20 mourn his loss and they have
the heartfelt sympathy o. the community.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-11
STOCKS AND BONDS.
Attention Diverted 20 the Wild
Fluctuations In Cotton.

Fluctuations IN COTTON.
New York. Sept. io-The stock marSs.
maintained ITS waiting attitude TODAY
The indisposltion TO make any
marked commitments was emphasized
by the new uncertainties In The
outlook. particularly the postpone
ments. but not the abandonment
OF the anthracite miners strike. aA
tho very meagre news received W 20 90
time the markt closed OF the extent o. ne
disaster IN the Texas hurricane. The viz
excitement In the cotton market diverted
speculative interest from stocks ana
caused BONE disquiet. both by reason q
the possible mlsfortunes which might a.
tend such unhridled speculation. ana -
demands which would be made on iae
money market in order to carry the speca-
lation.
The Texas storm caused some posiuss
depression in the early dealings. but sip-
port was offered IN the important so'si
affected and they rallied. The Kansas
City Southern stocks we're r8idei sharp
~ and lost two and two and
half. respectively. for the comnon
and preferred. but u was egiaea
that this was n bear drive indnc-d
~ ANf AfNtMA AllAlthlAl0N 'NFAftfH
stocks and they recovered all but hair 81
the loss. Anthracite coalers were favor
ably affected by the poetponemsM q Y,
strike and Reading first preierred am
New Jersey Central rose. respectively, ~
ard two small points on small eeah"s
Prof. ssionul operators are stcePd 70 y
conviction that an active speculation
waiting only ON the decision OF the pfH
ing electoral contest and they coFe'N
their short contracts to-day in the -,
that the Maine election might a"AA,'
the market into activity at their eAl'n
The result from the movement % ~
was generally very small and rIgse1.
Industrial specialiics which have been y.
der recent pressure. notably sugar -
pies Gas and Brooklyn Transit
covered.
The only other movements OF mpr
lance were stocks seldom dealt 10
consin Central preferred dropped - ol
few transactions. without any oihfi
plnnation than the declining 90 e'ih'-
The fall OF q. IN international P1rff W
attributed to reports that q rlVAi W"
pay IS 10 be formed.
The furioug speculation 81 coion So
iscint TO the bank statement. ana h'pea,.
some renewed unensiness aF 10 ihe -,
" o. the money market to meet me
OF fall strain upon 81. A Turner In .,r.
decline in sterling exchange. Due '"..n
tinued heavy foreign demand iof Ia
disposed OF any supposislon ina h,f
might 20 out TO England this "eeA.. ~,
the sub-treasury IS beginning 70
cash on account OF the revenue ship ~.
Tho bond market continued qnie' w ~. =,
regular. Total sales par value al.
L. $. refuncing twos when ISL ,,hs
vanced 4 and new and old four "'
lives u per cent. in the bid price. ...rs
The total sales OF stocks to-i'f -.
III. 100 shares. tncl,sHng Atchison pre-
red. T.29o. Brooklyn, 35.ui: Peoples ""
1880: Sugar. $500
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-11

Tampa Tribune: Col John l.
Aiinut tho sugar refinery mag
nate. announces that the New York
members OF the syndicate which IL inter
ested in the corporation will visit Tampa
In the course Of the next two weeks. The
project OF the company. according to Col.
Aiiuut. Is now TO erect two refneries. one
is 10 be located on Hooker's Point. near
this city. and the other Ia Savannah. Ga.
Col Alinut talks as though there is no
doubt aboutNhe plans Of the company be
ing carried through. He says all the
money needed IL available. The people OF
Savannah. he states. have subscribed all
the money necessary to locate the plant
tn that city. AS soon as the plant IL COM
pieted. Col. Allnut says that he Is TO be
placed upon a salary Of 5000 per year. and
that. in addition, he has $4,000 OF the
stock.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-11
BIG JUMP IN COTTON FUTURES.
MARKET CLOSES IRREGULAR WITH
PRICES UP 4sa80 POINTS.
The Local spot Market Up = Cent.
with the Tone Ftrm-Spirits Tur-
pentIne Firm at 35ls Cents Gal
Ion-ROsins Firm and Unchanged.
Locat and TeieEraphfc Markets.
Morning News Once. Sept 10

Local ana 1eieErnphic markets.
Morning News once. Sept 10.
The feature IN the commercial world to-
day was the sensational ndvance in cot
ton futures. which breaks the record OF
any previous advance. both In the vio-
lent nature OF fluctuations and the vol
ume Of business transacted. Sales for the
day we're i.250.ooo bales or 10000 more
than ever before recorded. The dosing
was Irregular and excited with prices ne,
&c TO % points higher.
That the cotton trade was prepared for
a big advance was known on Sunday.
when a part OF the news Of the great dam
age In Texas became known. II was not
generally thought that the rise would be
to such an extent as Il was. however The
opening was at an advance Of q 10 81
points on a rush OF buying. both by shorts
TO cover and for speculation. Prices then
eased of a iittle. but later took another
turn upward and remained az fever heat
throughout the balance OF the session. TX
cept on spurts OF proat-taking prices did
not recede materially. The damage caus-
ed by the storm that swept a iarge portion
OF Texas was the stimulating feature. Es-
Inmates from a half TO a million bales
loss were made as a result OF the dam
age. Added 20 the storm reports was an
advance IN Liverpool. and later came the
bureau report. which increased the bull
ish fever ny giving the general condition
as 6s2. against Is last month. and $50 In
September Of last year.
The local cotton market advanced *
cent. and closed firm. with considerable
business reported during the day
The spirits turpentine market closed
firm al 35is cents. an advance OF a half
cent over Saturdays closing. The rosin
market closed firm and unchanged. The
following resume OF the different markets
will show the tone and quotations at the
closing to-day.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-11

Liverpool. sept. 10. 4p m.-Cotton. spot
limited dcmsnd. prices higher. American
;niddlng fair. 79-lsd: good Fniadling.
5-iGd mldding 7isd: low middling. 7isd;
good ordinary. 23-3,d: ordinary. 6 1880.
Tho sales OF the day were 1890 bales. OF
which 500 were for speculation and ex-
port. and included i4oo bales. American.
Receipts 1900 bales no American.
Futures opened excited and closed irreg-
ular: American middling low middling
clause September. 6 SD. buyers: Sep,em-
bar Octc her. 6.o3i. sellers: Octoher-Novem-
Der. SID. sellers: November December.
5.iTa5 iSd sellers: December-January. 5i3
as. ia buyers: Janusry-F February. 5.i0d
5.1ld sellers: February March. 50sd. sell
ers: March-April. 5.05a5. 06d. sellers: April
May, 5.C3G5.Oid. buyers: May-June. Sod
sellers; June-July. 81, buyers; July-August
4 I'D. buyers.