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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-07
GOOD NIGHT
Sweet Soothing SIumber Mans
Greatest Blessing,
Nothing Kills 50 Quickly as Loss Of slesp.
Rest Needed for Repairs. How to
obtain Il Without Pail.

wher you don't sleep we'll look out Tor
'E6t6ing breaks down a person so quick
ly AZ iosg on sleep, that boon Of mankind
which gives the exhausted system rest for
repairs
OF the machinery II Is 30 with the human
You are nervous. have load on your
chest, are troubled With unacc0untable
anxiety and forebodlngs Of eyil, and roll
and toss all night.
Towards morning you have ltful maps
from sheer exhaustion, awake In a cold
sweat, unrefreshed, pallldi trembling, with
a bad taste IN your mouth and Feeling OF
It's your stomach. your liver, your bow
Keep your digestive organs oil on tho
move properly aud your sleep Will be rest
ful and refreshing and all repairs VIII b
The way to DO Il Is 70 use mild posi-
tive, harmless vegetable laxative andllysr
acknowledgements Candy Cathartc.
They make the liver lively prevent sour
stomach purify the blood regulate the
bowels perfectly, make all things right as
G6 buy and try Casoarets to-day. Iys
what they do. not what We say they'll do,
70 or J0c' or mailed Tor price Send Tor
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- This Is the CAsCARET tablet.
Every tablet Of The only genuine
I.Hf II Cascarets hears tho magic letters
f5t.43 "CCC." Look az the tablet before
Et1 YOU buy, and beware ~ frauds
49, limitations aud substitutes.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-07
DAIRYMEN FINISH
THEIR WORK
officers Elected Last Night to Serve
During This Year,
THE sECRETARY'S REPORT.
List Of Members who are Paid Up In
Their Dues Thanks 60 All
Promoters.

All the work which was SET Tor ac-
compllshment by the annual convention
OF the Utah Dairymens association has
been finished and the members have
adjourned for one year AT last nights
session the officers were elected as fol-
lows: Lorenzo Hansen Of Wellayille,
president. Seth G. Jones OF Kaysyille,
vice president. Prof +. 3. Llnneld OF
Logan, secretary and treasurer All
these are the old officers reelected.
Prof f. 3. LInheld, secretary and
treasurer reported that there remained
In the treasury an estimated balance Of
i25. This balance on motion OF II. J.
Faust, Jr,, was rendered to Prof Leigh
ton, who had only received travelling
expenses for his services. but Prof
Leighton refused 20 accept the dona-
tlon. Prof Leighton then volunteered
the advice that hereafter the assOcia-
ton should give cash prizes only and
TO wider range of markings so as 10
obtain wider distribution Oh hOnors.
A committee consisting Of II. ].
Faust Jr, william kirkup and Seth
G. Jones. reported resolutions thanking
all who had contributed 90 the success
of the meeting especially 10 those who
had contributed prizes. and money for
expenses, also TO Prof Leighton. the
scorer and 10 Prof Linfeld. secretary,
for their efforts and 20 the Union Pa
cihc railway for courtesies shown the
association. The resolutions also urged
the senator and representative from
the State TO support the Grout bill In
Congress, which places ole0margarlne
under the police laws OF the states into
which 1t Is shipped. The resolutions
further set forth that the sale OF oleo-
margarine had been reduced I'm Utah by
the existing statute from 5000 pounds
a month to 5000 pounds a year. The res
olutons were adopted
The secretary reported list Of mem
bcrs who have paid up their dues for
the present year as follows: W. II,
Scott, SANDY j, w. Fairbanks. z. c.
Harris Richmond; NJ. w. RAYMOND,
ogden, A. G. Christensen. Hooper.
Alma Merrill. Richmond: j. h. Murphy
Murray. John Holly. Salt Lake. A. L.
Brewer, ogden. II. n. Hudman. Slater
vile. NJ O Johnson SaIt Lake: JOS
Rim, Eden Prof f. A. Leighton. New
Hampton, Ia. John Scott. Morgan
Evans, Lehi Arthur Barrett. Slater
vile; l. Hansen. Logan ]. b. Brown,
Salt Lake; r. V. Call Chesterfield
Ida; Joseph T. Morris East Mil Creek:
] G. Livingston, Fountain Green Emile
Bradley, Falrylew: Meadow view
Creamery Moronl. Box Elder Cream
cry, Brigham, J. +, Small. Lehi Moses
Thatcher Jr, W. Kirkup. Franklin.
Ida: \, S. Bishop, Fillmore; George
Taysum, sale Lake; Prof +. b. Lin
FIELD. Logan; Seth Jones. Kavsville.
Having finished It's business the con
vention adjourned for one year.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-07
1900 Removed From a Prison Ship
Smallpox Among Them
BOERS BREAK FOR LIBERTY
Fourteen Succeed in Getting Away
from simonstown-MOre Deaths
Reported,
tEarly Dispatched

slmonstown, Cape Colony, Thursday,
April 5.-Another batch Of 1900 Boer
prisoners was removed today from the
transport Cambridge. The men pre-
scented a woe begone appearance, many
Of them were sick and their baggage
consisted mostly Of Kafir blankets,
canvas water bottles, and cooking uten-
slls. one Of the prisoners died Of
smallpox and four others are fatally
III.
Capetown. April GA determined at
tempt 10 escape was made today by the
Boer prisoners at Slmonstown, and
fourteen Of them succeeded in getting
away,
In the confusion one Of the prisoners
was killed ana another was wounded
One man was recaptured. sentrles have
been placed at different parts Of the
town and the station Is under military
supervision.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-07
PHILIPPINE VETERANS.
Society Of the Utah Army Meet at the
Grand Pacific.

The Utah Society OF the Army Of the
Philippines held another meeting at the
Grand Pacific hotel last evening. Major
Grant, the newly elected president
made a few remarks to those assem-
bled. thanking them FOR the honor they
had conferred upon him IN choosing him
as their presiding officer. He urged the
making Of every effort 10 keep alive
the recollection OF associations IN fol-
lowing old glory 10 victory. az well as
10 cherish tender memories Of those who
had fallen IN battle
r. Z. Brady, secretary Of the Colorado
volunteers IN letter addressed 10 the
Utah society invited the boys 10 meet
with them next August in Denver lie
also suggested that the soldiers OF the
west get together and unite In a per-
manent organization.
Joseph r. Cairie was elected financial
secretary.
The date Of the annual meeting OF the
society was fixed FOR April 9. ana the
place Of meeting i. o. o. +. hall.
The committee appointed 10 arrange
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-07
UNIVERSITY BUILDINGS.
Expected to be Ready for Occupancy
Next September

The new University buildings being
erected Just east Of the city are 10 be
ready Tor occupancy IN September.
Work Is being pushed on them and a
large force OF men Is kept busy.
There are four structures, Including the
boiler house, and all viii be models Of
modern architectural styles. The
large tunnel connecting the boiler house
with the mein buildings Is a thousand
feet long and through 70 VIII run the
steam pipes for heating purposes. The
campus Is TO be put into lawns. and the
trees planted a year ago are growing
very fast The view from the grounds
Is magnificent as the entire salt Lake
valley with the lake in the distance
can be seen The location IS also one OF
the heallhiest and most convenient In
the State.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-07

for a grand ball at Christensen's April
l6, reported that the outlook for the
entertainment was excellent
Arrangements are perfectIng for a
proper observance OF Decoration day,
and committee Will meet a commit
tee OF the g. A. r. 70 make necessary
preparations
Mr.. Mable offered q resolution urging
members Of the society 10 collect data
souvenirs and relics and make such the
permanent property OF the organization,
since the opportunities at hand are bet
ter now than In future years
A special meeting vii be held In odd
Fellows hall on Tuesday evening, TO
give those who may be attending con-
ference an opportunity 10 be present
and eniov a social time.
Before adjOurning a vote % thanks
was rendered Mr.. Meyers for his Kind
ness In placing the Grand Pacific parlor
az the disposal Of the society.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-07
STOLE A DOZEN RAzORs.
Burglar Entered James SQuireg Barber
Shop Early Last Evening.

Between Z and o'clock last night
some sneak thief entered the barber
shop Of James squires under the Com
mercial Savings bank, and purloined all
the razors and other articles OF value.
The fellow evidently worked with cool
ness, not fearing In the least the police
man on the beat
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-07
RIOT IN SAN JUAN.
Foreign Colored Men Attacked by a
Puerto Rican Mob.

San Juan. Puerto Rico, April Cat
four o'clock yesterday evening the ma
tiyes made a concentrated movement at
Puerto Tiera. Different mobs, total
ing about 1000 men, attacked the for
eign colored men. Any English-speak-
Ing negro was subject to attack par
ticularly the natives Of st. Thomas and
St. Kits. one Puerto Rioan was killed.
one was seriously injured and three ne
groes OF ST. Kilt were dangerously
wounded
The affair was the outcome Of the pier
strike and the pretense OF the attack
apparently, was that the English
islanders were usurping Puerto Rlcan
labor. The islanders anticipated trou-
BILE and some Of them were armed with
reyolyers. The mob entered the house
Of a 81. kits man. His abdomen was
slaehed with a machete. Another st.
Kits man was stoned and escaped 10
the roof and was forced to jump to the
ground He was followed In the street
and stoned until exhausted, when his
head was hammered into a Jelly.
a company OF infantry under Capt
Alexander and Lleuts Ansell and
Parker. was called out and martial law
was declared. Soldiers now patrol the
streets and the rum shops are closed
The mere presence Of the soldiers dis
perse the crowds. There were no
demonstrations after the arrival Of the
troops.
The condition Of affairs necessltates
the presence Of troops indefinitely In
order TO prevent more trouble. The
municipal police are utterly Inadequate
10 preserve order or handle the crowd.
They stood by during the riot as spec
tators and made no attempt to inter-
fere.
The Puerto Tlera district OF San Juan
is about a mile from the city HAN,
II is understood that the British con-
sui has demanded protection for Brit
ish subjects, though the authorities
here viii not make any statement on
the subject.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-07
STATE CONVENTION.
Republicans viii Meet Here to Select
Their National Delegate.

The Republican State committee has
decided to hold the State convention
for the selection Of delegate to the ma
tional convention. IN this city on May
10th, at the Salt Lake Theater Repre-
sentatiyes 20 the number OF 49G dele
gates are entitled 70 seats In the con-
Vention.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-07
WOMEN FIGHT A DUEL.
Pistols the Weapons Used-one Com.
blatant Seriously Wounded.

Chicago April IA special TO the
chronicle from city OF Mexico says.
A duel was fought In the outskirts Of
wy c'ly Yesterday by two women con-
neclel with prominent families OF the
.lpilah Pistols were the weapons.
sau one OF the participants was serious
me Victor and the two seconds on
NY NJ, nell Of honor have been arrested.
ine ahair has created q sensation.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-07
HELD'S BAND COYCERT.

An open-air concert will be given at
7l5 this evening on upper East Temple
street by Heljs military band.
March, "Impecdnlous Davis" ........
.s. .... stv ,.s. s.ss.kerfN NILS
Medley, "pousse Cafe. .... Maokay
Selection from Martha" air by Tobanl
Overture william Tei"... .Rossini
Waltz, love Thoughts". ....Pryor
Popular Kentucky Medley" .....
Sextette from "Lucia". o.. .....
o.. A.. .. q. .,..air by Theo Moses
Philippine Belle ... .,..... Held
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-07
Mrs Dewey Goes shopping.

DEW Sw York, April AIRS. George
from bb, Wlte q the admiral, arrived
aeon, ,rniladelphia at i:2O She was
Rival , gailiel only by her maid. Her ar
bsS . "as expected and quite a crowd
celv,ss a,hered IN the station. She re-
msbns, ne reporters IN very affable
mus, gg9i laughingly said that she
bsnS ueeiine 10 speak about her nus
~ political ambition W.
shoprir e"sy has come to DO a little
Wasbis She expects 10 return 10
trsir nnston this afternoon on Inc s.sI
-" over the Pennsylvania road.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-07

MOTHERS Mothers a hot bath with Curl
WI ouRA soar, when followed BY single
application OF CUTicuRl Ointment, the great
akin cure aud purost Of emollienis, viii AFFORD
thomost grateful and comforting relief IN the
sovsrest forms OF itching, burning and soaly
skin and scalp humou, rashes, and irriia-
tlons, and point 70 a speedy, permanent and
economical cure when all ether remedies and
even the best physicians fan
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-07
WARD ENTERTAINMENTS.

a farewell reception and concert un-
der the auspices Of the Second ward
Sunday school win be given IN honor
~ Assistant superintendent Robert a.
Slddoway on Monday evening, prior TO
his departure on a mission to Colorado
The reception VIII take place IN the
ward meeting house. and the Harmony
Glee Club, utahan and Jewish syna-
gogue quartet win sing. The fun pro-
gram Is as follows:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-07

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-07
VIGOROUS YOUTH
ROBUST WOMANHOOD
PAINE'S CELERY COMPOUND

IS the home remedy of the American people.
It restores strength and assists to healthful
development of the tired or exhausted body.
writes: Pane Celery Compound has restored perfect
health after years Of insomnia sleep peacefully
and sweey for hours time thing had not done for years
mental worry cannot find remedy beneficial than Panes
Celery Compound"
Pane's Celery Compound is medicine to
strengthen nerves, stomach, liver, kidneys.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-14
COTTON LETTERS

New York, Nov l3-Murphy & CO. say:
The cotton market to-day has ruled com
parativsly steady. fluctuations confined
within a range OF about 10 points while
Liverpool advices were considered very
favorable. we did not fully respond 20
the same. sales reported opening on Llv-
erpool market 10 4 points higher on fu-
lures. with spot sales 1000 Midling up
sgd The locals sold rather freely dur
ing early part OF the session and our
weakness this side caused Liverpool 10
lose part OF her advance. their markct
closing on an average OF about one point
higher than last night During early
hours o. our session prices declined about
10 points. resulting in uncovering stop
loss orders. January declined 20 2 2Sc, but
after the noon call prices covered about
10 points on less pressure to sell and
some new buying for New Orleans and 10
cal account. also reports from New Or
leans Of a bullish circular issued by
Neill however. no confirmation was re-
coived regarding IL. but 30 was thought
that this rumor caused early Improvement
in Liverpool Receipts are also rather
moderate. which helps 20 check any ma
terial decline Frost was reported at
Corpus Christi. Tex, also Mobile. Ala
and Savannah. Ga Estimated port re-
ccipts. 5000 against 4e0B. New orleans
expects tomorrow l3O0o 90 "A on. against
900. Houston. 1900 70 1900. against H.
SIS
New York. Nov. i2-Hubbard Bros &
co. say. Liverpool did not sustain our adj
vance OF yesterday though advancing
under what our cables state was conn-
mental buying on the impression that Mr..
Nelu would issue bullish circular
Liquidation on tho part Of the outside
buyers OF tho past few days was che fea-
ture OF the trading which finally resulted
Va a running break 10 $500 for May. From
this point there was q slow Improvement
on the lighter receipts az Memphis and
the kilograms from New Orleans state the
impression there was that a huiish cir
cular would be issued our local trade arc
disposed 10 buy on al weak moments.
believing the holding-back policy on the
part OF planters will prevent any se-
rious break.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-14

New York Nov l8.-The reactonary
movement 10 prices evident az the close
OF business Yesterday was renewed w the
initial transactions in the stock market
this morning The tendency Of the mar
ket was furthered By tho material de-
-iines IN American stocks as shown IN the
early cable zdviccs from London. The
nrlnclpa, explanation Of the tendency 81
the London market was set forth IN the
advlces from that quarter and much OF
selling there seemed TO originate on this
side The trading continued In very large
volume and was again very well divcrsi-
fed Tho large majority % the early
losses we're conhncd within fractional lim-
It's. ard there we're some noteworthy eN-
ceptIons 20 the general tendency North
ern Pacific common was conspicuous IN
respect OF strength. the stock being heaN-
iiy bought at the opening on the announce
ment Of dissolution Of voting trust made
yesterday Tennessee Codl and Iron
opened 2 points higher than the Anal
figures last nigh, also subsequently, the
stock reacted rather sharply. The local
traciior group. notably Manhattan was
also comparatively firm. The belief that
Standard Oh interests taking profits give
color to report large Interests working for
healthy reaction sugar sold on under
pressure from lower Wall street Selling
elsewhere hy traders. inside following IN
tobacco taking profits Buying ICE Northern
Pacific considered good Realizing in
Southern Pacific on belief al news known
Total sales Of stocks to-day we're liza
gg
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-14
OCEAN FREIeHTs.

COTTON-savannah to Boston. per
cwt. &c. 10 New York. per cwt. Soc 20
Philadelphia. per bale. 81. Baltimore. 81.
FOREIGN DIRECT-Bremen. 40c. Liv-
erpool, f0c Hamburg. fsc. Genoa. 50c
Barcelona. 60c Manchester. 45c. Havrc.
i2c; Antwerp. 55c
LUMBER-By Sail-Freights steady: TO
baltimore ana eastward. $40 to t5.T5 per
NJ. including Portland
LUMBER-By steam--savaunah 10 Bal
tlmorc 800. 10 r X. r.. or b ana O.
docks. $50, 10 Philadelphia. i6ssc per
cwt. q pounds 10 fooD. 70 New York.
$50 per n. N.2s 20 dock. lightered 10
Boston. $3.50
NAVAL STORES-The market Is firm
medium aize vessels Rosln--Cork. for
orders. 80 % per barrel Of 30 pounds. and
B per cent primaEe Spirits a. - per
20 gallons gross and 8 per cent. primaEe
Large vessels. rosin. 81; spirits, ~ 3
steam. lie per 100 pounds on rosin. ai4c
on spirits. Savannah 20 Boston. and SIC
on rosin and i9c on spirits 70 New York
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-14
CRAM. PROVISIONS. rrc.

New York. Nov l3.-Flour market was
less active and weaker 10 sell but held
nomlnally a. Old prices Rye flour easy
Corn meal steady. yellow Western sc.
Rye firm: No. Western. &c. fob
Barley steady. harley malt dull
Wheat-spot weak. No 2 red. Use. op-
lions experienced decided weakness from
start 20 finish to-day. Realizing. Iqui-
dalton and short selling an contributed 20
promote depression. being inspired by
bearish Liverpool cahlea better Argentine
weather news "a heavy increase IN worlds
stock and much disappointment over the
lack OF outside support. closed weak and
i#Mlhsc. net decline; March closed Sia.c.
May closed. NiAc. November closed. T7.c.
December closed. 7sssc
Corn-spot steody. No 2. sc: options
market was very steady at nrs on higher
cables big clcarances and llght offerings
but subsequently yielded 70 the whoa,
break ana closed weak a. ssd5c no, de-
cline Nay closed t2hc; December closed
i3Ac
Oats-spot steady. No ?. 26c options I'M
settled and rath>r easy with other mar
kess
Beef steady
Cut meats quiet
Lard weak. Western steamed. g7.G. Mo-
vemher closed t7.f5. nominal refined
weak continent $50
Pork easy. family. 81 Ddiso0 10. short
clear. SH.0Qi7oo mess. So ocqi3.25.
Taliow steady.
Petroleum weak. refined New York.
N.25. Philadelphia and Baltimore, 81 %.
do In bulk, H.65.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-14
Resin nrmer. strained. common to good.

Resin armer: strained. common to good.
81 sal 90.
TurpcutIne firm, Hiaa5c.
Rice firm
Conee-spos Rio steady. No 7. invoice,
SIC. mild quiet: Cordova. sikd13hc.
sugar-Raw. Arm; fair refining. SIC:
centrifugal es-test. 4ssc
MoiasEes Sugar-3Mc
The market for coffee futures. Etsidy
a. an advance Of 8 points and further
improved partially 5 points on better
early cables than expected: again turned
easier on unsatisfactory later cables from
Havre and entire absence % public sup
port. Closed steady. with prices net I'M
changed 10 5 points higher. Total sales
1870 hays. including December a. ava
6&c; January az Sc. February. al ss6c;
March. az TOO
Butter-Firm. creamery. isi4a2sc; state
dairy. lbuZc.
CheeEe-Duil. large white. ioitaioa4c:
small white. ili4Ullc.
EggB-F Firm. state and Pennsylvania,
Ic. Western. regular packing. i9u1tc.
Potatocs-Quiet Jerseys. t.0oai1is:
New York {l.GHl61is Long Island. $50
ai75. Jersey sweets. tL50a200
pcanuts-steady. fancy hand-picked. "a
G5r: other domestic. &C.
Cabbage-Qulet. Long Island per 100
81 ,uA-5.
Cotton-By steam 10 Liverpool sc.
New York. Nov i3.--cottonseed oil was
steady with a fair local demand Tor The
winter months. Prime crude barrels. %
attic nominal. prime summer yellow. 33iz
a3ic. of summer yellow. axe prime win
ter yellow. SsQi0c: prime white. s7a3Sc;
prime meal. 1850
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-14

go, do preferred. $500. Baltimore s. Onio.
1880 Rock Island EfQ Burlington, H.
30. Louisville 4 Nashville $50, Man
haitian. $3.50; Metropolitan. 1soo. Mis-
souri, Pacific . 80. Missouri Kansas and
Texas preferred. COO. New York Central
$3.50. Norfolk and Western ltoVo Norhcrn
Pacific 8, M. Ontario = Western, $3.50.
Pennsylvania $500. Reading First. ~ 2o
g. Louis ana san Francisco. 10V. 81
Paul. l1to1. southern paanc 1870
Southern Railway preferred, s.2Qu. Union
Pacnc a 40. do preferred $500. Smcitlng
800. Steel Hoop. 7ooo. steel aud Wire SIS
40 Tin Plate. 1000. Tobacco 20 80. Brook
iyn $3.50. Continental Tobacco 247l0:
Federal steel. $50. do preferred. $50
National Steel 1000. FacInc Mail. 90 ~.
People Gas, 5000, Sugar. $500, TcuneH-
see Coal and Iron. 1850. United States
Leather a9.lS0, Rubber. 1850. sugar.
ST. apl
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-14

New York Nov l2-Cotton futures
opened steady az the decline and clos "A
steady. Prices as follows.
LIvERPooL CoTroN MAnkEr.

Liverpool Nov. l3.-Spot Increased de-
mand; prices nrm American mlddling
fair. Esd good middung. 5 1880 mid
dllog. SD, low midding 8 5-I6d good or
binary. 1854: ordinary. i3-lsd The
sales OF the day were 1000 bales. Of which
80 were Tor speculation and export. ana
Included 800 American. Receipts. 5000
bales. including 5000 American Futures
opened quiet and sIoady and closed barely
steady. American middling. low mlddllug
.ause November. 5GG5.22d buyers. No
uber- December. 5l6Q6l7d sellers. De-
extraordinary. 5i2d sellers. January
February 5l2d sellers. February. 5iod
sellers. March-April. 50sd buyers. April
May, 505d sellers. May-June. 5000 06d
value: June-July. 5.0id sellers. July-Au-
gust. 5o2d5o3d buyers. August-s ptember.
tGoQ46id buyers
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-14

cllitated by Indications OF colder weather
over the eastern and central sections OF
the cotton belt and rains IN the western
localities. AZ the same time the south
ern spot markets were generally working
toward higher prices selling was
chiefly for the purpose OF security profits.
although a few new short accounts were
open on the belief that instead o. being
now overtold the market had recently hc-
come overbought Futures closed steady
AZ a net decline OF 7QI0 points