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All Re. Elected.

At the annual election OF the Na!loral
Slate bank today all the old directors
aud officers OF that institution were re-
elected, as follows:
President-C. G. Buckingham
Vice President-N. u. Mckenzie
Cashier-W. S. Bellman
Directors-C. G. Buckingham, c.
Hanklns. II. Nicholson, B. M. Williams
], l. Church, N. d. Mckenzie. Z. j.
Temple
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Superior Coal At woollstt 1 Browns

Mrs w. P. Fisher and daughter Julia
left yesterday afternoon for Kansas and
Missouri where they will be joined late'
by Mr. Fisher. A number of her friends
were at the depot to bid her good bye
who regret exceedingly her departure
from Boulder. where she has made host:
of friends, being an active worker ir
social and church circles, where hel
place will be hard to fill.
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The remains of the late Mrs Blanche
Newton started for Iowa this afternoon.
accompanie by her husband. A pretty
white cask,t contained the body as i lay
upon catafalque over which drsperies
of laces had been placed at the rooms of
undertaken Trezise, Here Rev. E. G..
Lane conducted services this afternoon
in the presence of many friends.
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4 The quarantine sign proclaims diph
iberia at the home of S. M. Wylam, his
son Earnest being tine sick one. No
other cases are reported in town. 1t is
said that the attending physician does
not pronounce the case diphtheria but
has had the notice posted out of respect
to the fears of neighbors of the Wylams
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At the Hadley Banquet.

Governor Thomas came in late, and
Judge Goddard saluted MIN with the re-
mark: "You are slow but sure, COVER
nor"
Not so slow as the supreme court.
replied the governor, smartly.
"And not half so sure, governor, re.
sponded his judicial confrere slyly.-
Denver News.
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COAL Don't delay putting in your
winters supply Of coal. Send your or.
ders to the right place. You want salts
faction and the best way to make sure
of it is to order the Superior coal from
the Woollett- Brown Lumber & Supply
Co. No 1927 18th street..
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On January 10th the clerks will appear
before the public in one of the most IN
teresting plays ever put on the stage by
any home talent. Boulder is gifted With
such talent and the people one and all
should appreciate i, by lauonizng lie
young folks and encouraging thcm IN
their efforts to please the people.
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A false impression has been spread by
some one that there will be cake walk
at the benefit ball Friday night. There
positively will be no cake walk and the
company reserves the right to rel CT any
undesirable parties, which will be strict.
ly enfnrced
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General Passenger Agent Fisher Of
the Colorado road wired Joint Agent
Giller today to cancel announcement of
the theatre train for Thursday evening.
This was caused by Mr. Fishers discov
cry that the house for the "Bostonians"
that night, when they will sing THE
Smugglers," has already been sold.
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W. H Allison and wife and daughter
Jean, will leave tor the City Of Mexico
later in the week. Jean has had whoop.
ing caugh all winter and the trip is for
her benefit. Mrs Allison and daughter
may 60 from Ell Paso to California. Mr.
Allison expects to DC gone a month.
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Those who need glasses or treatment
for their eyes or ears. we gladly refer TO
DR.. Scott, the Denver oculist, who comes
to the Bowen hotel next Wednesday.
He gives satisfaction and is reliable.
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Incendiarism will have no terrors Tor
you if you have one of Days agency
policies. They are sure preventative
of insomnia resulting from the mocking
birds dulcet notes. Every property
owner should be supplied. o2t
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Mrs Mcdonald, SO long with the Gald
en- Rule store. and an exceedingly popu
ar lady, lel: for Missouri today tn re,
main. She will JOIN Mrs w. p. Fisher
later in that state.
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John Drumm says careful inves,iga.
ton revealed the fact that it was Jus,
oue girl" instead OF a boy that arrived al
his hlu Saturday night. John is mol
the man we took him for.
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To Sheriff Sipple: Weeks ago one
Norman Cable was adjudged insane 1t
will be your duty to take him 20 the in.
sane asylum at Pueblo at once Why
this has not been done before is no,
rla,v
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A few of the relics that will be on ex.
hibition at the benefit ball January I2th,
are on exhibition in Gilbert's drug store
window. See the rest.
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Walter A. Chamberlain officiated as
deputy grand master at installation of
the newly elected officers Of Centennial
State lodge No. 8. A. O. U. W.. last
nipht,
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"Love and a Cough
Cannot be Hid. !"

It Is this fact that makes
the lover and his sgveet-
heart happy. and sends the
sufferer from a cough to his
doctor. But there are hid
den ills lurking in impure
blood. 1.-The liver is
4vronq, it IS thought,
"or the kidneys. - Did it
eper occur to you that the
trouble Is tn your blood3
Purify this ,iOe, of life 4uah Hoods Sa'-
saparilla. Then illness euA be banished.
and strong, rigorous health epal result.
Hood's Sarsaparilla is the best knlsDn,
best endorsed and most natural Of all
blood purifiers.
Consumption "Afer the grip 1
had FAD cough. dizziness and night
ssueats. Hm,or broke out and consun1p-
tion auas diagnosed. One bottle Hood s
Sa,saparala helped me and four tofties
cured me perfectly" sM,s. NJ D. Kin
rey. 9Norris. Conn.
The Blood -"A grand Blood puri-
fie, IS Hoods Sarsaparila. This and
Hoods Pills have greatly benefited me. y
Mrs. =. G. Smith. Czeburne, Ter.
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The exhibition drilling starts at $3.50
sharp January IL at the benefit ball given
by H com pany for Frank Smith. Tickets
at Maxwell & Greenman's. Gilbert's and
Fonds's drug stores.
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Charles Dittmer, the well known
Pueblo contractor and former citizen of
Boulder, arrived in town today.
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Fresh ground bone for poultry at the
city market, Euler & Vogtle proprietors
75tf
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Notice Bentley Il Craig have big
line of new friendship hearts in their we st
window.
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Mrs James Reid has gone to Denver
tor three days stay.
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iSherif Sipple ard wife have moved
it,o the rooms in the basement of the
court house and former Sheriff Tho o1p-
son and family have taken house nsNh
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WIN. Reppa and family are moving
into their home on West Spruce street
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Mrs B. M, Williams has been taken to
the sanitar lum tor course of treatment
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B. Frank Pine and wife left today for
an indefinite stay in New York.
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Sadie Pine, after few days visit With
the Misses Frankeberger, lett for Den
yer today,
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A. F. Allen and family have moved
down from Gold Hill.
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ALL A MISTAKE !

Ruudsll, Cook L wylam opened the Col.
den Rule Store for business Thursday
morning January 4.
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Have you seen the Eskay kids? at
ALEXANDER BROS.
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Hoods SaadqbmdM
I1azl1 1:lz5ll3luD

Hoods pills cure liver Ms the nonirritating and
only cathartic to take with Hoods Sarsaparlla.
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Opera house Jan. 10. I'm the Spiders
Web"
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The Golden Rule store opsnsd for bust
ness 1hursday morning January 4.
RUNDRLL, COOK Z WYLAk.
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LOCAL NEWS.
Superior Coal At Woollett I Browns.

Milkmaid rehearsal at Methodist
church tonight at 7;3o.
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WANTED-A girl for general house
work. Apply at o52 Araphoe Ave. off
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The new blues in Eskay kids at
ALEXANDER BROS.
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Alexander Bros.
SEELY'S FURNITURE STORE

Rockere Taboretes Stools Oomans, Music Cabinets Book
Racks Sewing Cabinets Clock Shelves Comb Cases. Hot Rocks
Screens Mirrors In addition have the largest and
complete line of FURNITURE presented the people of
this city.
An entirely thing in METALLIC BEDS. Come in and
look stock before purchasing elsewhere.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-19
COTTON LETTERS.

New York Sept ls-Murphy g. Com
pany say cotton ia Liverpool declined
sd on spots middnng G7sd. Noon prices
near futures. 10 20 io-l6d lower. Late p0-
ssions 90 6-Gid. down. This was followed
by recovery Of s-6id on near and 4-6id
on latc months and caused this market
to open steady. about three points decline
but advanced about seven points. owing so
local buying and indisposition TO make
bear sales. because this market Is below
Southern market Active bui spccula-
ton has not a. yet come into the market
nor has the short interest been entirely
eliminated and We do not look upon the
reaction AZ a elimination Of the advance.
We are inclined 60 expect a fiuctuating
market around present prices and prefer
the long side on any depression.
There is practically no change and char
acterlstic OF tho cotton market The line
continued unsettled and reac,ionary and
while the extent Of fluctuations proved
less sensational than during the previ-
Gus DAYS Of the reaction, sentiment was
the same Commission houses oxeried
conservative influence over customers.
looking 20 more settled condkions IN tho
near future Developments Of the morn
ing were sufficiently conflicting 10 inspire
caution. and professional operations were
less than for ten days past. Receipts az
Houston amounted TO 1900 bales against
q 500 bales last year and the Increased
movement Il having a somewhat unset
Ting effect on spot markets. Liverpool
broke sharply. following the decline here
Yesterday and the loss Of asd in the price
OF spots abroad caused some liquidation.
But on the other hand very unfavor-
able weekly repors was read IN the after
moor. and operators were not inclined TO
arficInate any decline In the market
short sellers took quick profits and those
who sold IN fhe advance Of last week
were inclined 20 buy moderately on any
break. within this generally conservative
view Of the Increased movement and the
ouietlpx down OF Liverpool market there
v,as enough business done 90 keep the
market active but not enough 90 cause
IN important change IN prices
New york Sept 1s.-Hubbard Bros. co.
ets. liverpool showed weak under
80 before the opening Of our market.
,-b., Inc steadlcr tone here caused q
ham rally abroad with the exception
~ Galveston. whore communication a.
am interrupted. the movement is becom-
10 rormal. During the morning the mar
lfct remained quiet. awaiting the bureau
rerort which was expected 20 b. bad.
I, VAS not good but the trade had cot
80 for sale and the market slowly broke
on this realizing. Onerinss OF COTTON
s.,,, the South were az slightly easier
r,,es The temper OF the trade D.. how
aycr In favor OF buying on all weak move
nents. Receipts promise 70 be heavy Tor
soms time 10 come.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-19
SEA ISLAND COTTON.

Reports from the sea island cotton
growing section continue 60 indicate that
the outlook for a big crop tbis season Is
anything but favorable There seems 10
be- a disposition 90 hold for higher prices
and the chances are anything short Of
fancy prices will not bring the cotton to
market.
The fact that receipts arc light has no;
enabled factors to establish trading
basis However. these prices are quoted;
tancy Floridas ............-.... wa II
Extra choice to fancy Georgns .i9i1a %
Daily Movements st Other Ports.
Galveston-Stock. 1900.
New Orleans Weak; middiing. io'sc: not
reeeipts. si4s. gross receipts. S6js; sales
go: stock, 3i.i72.
MobiIs-Eaey: middnng. io%c; net re-
coipts, i.o97: gross receipts, 1907; sales
zoo. stock. 6ssi
charleston-Fhm: middllng. i07o: net
receipts. Ass; gross receipts. 2.iSs; sales
i50. stock. 1915.
Wilmington-Firm: middling. i0isc: net
receipts, 4,ssi: gross receipts. 4s6f; stock.
22T6i
Norfolk-Easy: mlddling. i0Nc: net re-
ceipts. 202s. gross receipts. 2,02s; sales.
Balumore-Nominal; middling. lie;
stock. 1851.
New York-oulet: mlddling. l07tc: net
receipts. 6; gross receipts. 4i22; Gales. "a;
stock. 5000
Ros,on-ouiet. middnng. lo5sc; net re
eeipts. ?: gross receipts. ISL
Philadelphia-Quiet: middlns. iihc; nee
receipts. 10; gross receipts. 10; stock. l.
5g
Daily Movements at Interior Towns.
Acknowledgment. middling i0i5c: net re
ccip,s 52i5; gross receipts. 5.i2i; sales. j.
1jl. stock. 1852.
Mesnphis-steady; mddling, i0Ac: net re-
ceipts. i0il gross receipts i.oil; sales,
100; stock. 1871.
St Louis-steadyi middllng. io'ic' net
receipts, isi: gross receipts. 1877 stock.
4ai6
cineinnati-Dun: middlins. io,ac; stock.
7o2i.
Houston-Easy: midding. i0ikc; net re-
ccipts. 1872: gross receipts. 7.is9. sales,
81. stock. 29T3i.
Louisvhle-Firm; middllug i05sc.
Exports Of Cotton This Day.
New OrieanE-Coastwise, %.
Mobile Coastwise. $50
lmington-Contlnent. 1851.
Norfolk Coastwise. 1850.
New York-contincut, $50.
Boston-To Great Britain. iJs
Tofal foreign exports from oil ports this
day-To Great Britain. 4.5oS; 70 the con-
unent. II al.
Total foreign exports from al ports
thus far this week-To Great Britain. IA
ls2. 90 France. ii.s7; to the continent,
ASA
Total foreign exports since Sept. I. isoo-
To Great Britain. N.fi2; 20 France, 1890
20 the continent. Ss,si2.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-19
CoTTON. sToClN. ANn GnAIN.

cotton market was spent la sizing up the
situation and In preparing for the govern
ment report due az ! p. ~ After steady
start at unchanged prices 10 a decline OF
points the market worked 2 TO points
lower under foreign selling and room
Nqu1dauon. But considering the extreme
" bearish tenor OF English cables. tho
early market here was remarkably steady
lhe local trade was naturally SLOW 10 be-
here thoroughly in the bear movement
in Liverpool inasmuch as Il WIS known
that The European cotton trade was ia no
position to assume the short side owing
10 the scmi-cotton famine prevalent
throughout the forenoon fluctuations IN
the io'sii pit did not exceed 30 points. and
at 40 time did either side have positive
advantage.
The government report proved 90 be de-
c'dedly tess bullish ,han the trade had
prepared for ana as a result selling be-
came general Prices witherod gradually
under the pressure thus brought TO bear
declining ten points by p. m Addition
ai Influences tending 90 create prejudice
against the bull side were estimates Tor
heavy receipts az the more important cen
tiers tomorrow, encouraging crop reports
from the central belt and "A REFUSAL on
tho pare OF the speculative public 10 sup
port the market Late adviccs from tho
other side explained the English break
was due 10 offerings OF 10000 bales Sep
iembcr delivery cotton from the continent
During the lass hour the market was
ievcrish. with "a weak undeSone. Trad
Ing was spasmodicaliy active with Wall
street liberal seller
Tho market closed steady to Is points
net lower
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-19
COTTON.

The cotton market closed easy to-day
az a decline OF = cent throughout the line
Sales Of SO bales were reported az the
Cotton Exchange. Receipts for the day
were TO- 200 bales. against li.O5 last year.
and 6,S36 year before last. The local re-
ceipts were nearly half the receipts a. all
ports for the day.
IL seems the market is nearing q point
where prices may possibly drop siil fur
ther under liberal offerings. The opening
to-day was unchanged. A. the midday
call prices dropped = cent. and at the
closing call another = cent. With the
drop In spots there was corresponding
drop IN futures. which closed steady. 20
Is points of. The drop IN futures was due
20 q quiet Liverpool and more favorable
government report than expected. With
the prospects OF receipts az the ports
showing a decided increase shortly. f.
would seem this is TO be another bearish
influence
Cotton Z. o. b. was anywhere from 10
HIS TO l03ac. IL was understood exporters
were bidding l0ssc. owing to the apparent
Indifference Of holders the market stiff
fened somewhat towards the closing when
brokers were holding for iesao for good
mlddliug.
The following were the OFFICIAL spot quo
tations az the close OF the market at
the Cotton Exchange to-day:
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-19

eral weakness and OF the further rise in
discount rates was a distinction for mat
group OF securities Notwithstanding the
buying here for London account ond IN"
continued large exports Of merchandise
the rlss. in London discounts was elective
In causing sharp upward jump In sier-
ling exchange. the price for demand pilis
rising quite nc In the pound
The New York money market showed a
hardening tendency. and call loans COM
manded IA per cent Time loans were
also more frmly held. The movement or
money to the interior also continues large,
both by express and registered mail, and
by Geographic trainers through the sub
treasury The amount transferred IN this
manner 10 New orleans to-day amounted
20 $4,000. on the other hand the sub
treasury was a debtor az the clearing
house to-day to the amount OF &.u9l ~
This was mostly represented by orders on
Klondike gold deposited at Pacific coast
points. but the payment for pensions were
also large to-day
The incidents Of the last week strength
ened the conviction that the controlling
interests in the vnrlous leading stocks
viii lend no countenance 20 EFFORTS By
spectators TO bull prices pending the so
luton OF the various uncertainties hang
ing over the market. but they are equally
prepared TO support prices and protect
stocks when unfavorabie factors develop.
The bond market was dun and irregular
iu sympathy with stocks. Total sales. par
value. ss45.o00.
United States S. advanced = in the bid
price.
Total sales OF stocks to-day were iii3oO
shares. including Atchison preferred 7.i3o
Reading nrst preferred 300. 81 Paul,
66N. Union Pacific 6.f25: American To
bacco. oslo. Brooklyn Rapid Transit, 6,ih5.
Peoples Gas. 1900. Sugar. l0ss5.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-19
STOCKS AND BONDS.
The Market Again Comes 20 a Practi-
cal Halt.

New York. Sept. is-The stock market
demonstrated SIS inesaness again to-day
and the efforts 10 continue yesterdays
course OF recovery fell nat. Prices were
At one time advanced considerably above
last nights level. but they did not hold
and The closing showed some OF the gains
eompleteiy lost aud all % them reduced
10 small proportions.
The announcement during the day OF a
failure OF a stock exchange house had a
rather depressing effect. although the sus-
nepaion seems to be due entirely 10 private
rauses About 1000 shares Of stocks we're
soid under the rule for the account OF the
.pspended arm on the Stock Exchange.
and the quotations for some Of The stocks
sold we're considerably depressed. They
covered somewhat after the selling IN
A. me rule was completed. but In tbs late
dealings Consolidated Gas was forced
Sor,n asaln and sold az under the high
noint London was inclined 10 buy stocks
IN line market. Notwithstanding the gen
oral depression IN that market and the
aegnapa from that source was factor IN
M, ..,riv rise tn the market.
The .xpecwtion that portion o. the
A~er,e4u subscriptions % the German
io,n will be paid by the transfer Of Gter-
ung exchange bills helped 20 weaken the
London market. The strength OF Amefi-
cans in that market In spite Of the gen
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-19
COTTON MARKET DECLINES.
LOCAL sPoTs OFF y CENT AND FU-
TUREs sGi5 POINTS.

The Present Declining Tendency
Causes nuyers 60 Hesitate Pending
Developments Receipts at che
Ports uesin 60 Roll Up-spirits
TurpentiRe Firm at 35ss Bid-Ros-
tns Firm and Unchanged-Locni
and TeIegraphic Markets.
The Morning News ONCE.
Tuesday. Sept is.
The cotton market continues % be the
center OF interest In commercial circles.
This Is due largely TO the present apathy
I'm the stock market. which does not at
trae, the interest It usually does from the
business world. Spot cotton throughout
the belt showed a weaker tone to-day.
Futures closed steady at "a decline OF S
and Is points.
Pending the present excitement and UNI
settled condition OF the market trading in
spots Is light. and exporters are supplying
only the urgent demands on them. with
the market going down hill. as u has done
Tor the past two days, they do not care 10
enter at present prices. when the pros
poets form their standpoint Is that cot
ton viii be much cheaper N the course
"
ceipts az the ports u Is expected viii be
added reports OF a better condition OF the
crop. which will exert q De pressing effect
Then. too. liberal offerings are looked for.
The demand for cotton abroad during the
mast two days has been tight probably
due 90 the inclination Of spinners TO await
inc Developments OF declining market.
Cotton f. o b. was held az from 20 il-i6c
10 i0A.c with exporters bidding l0ssc.
Offerings were pretty liberal during the
DAY. out many Of The proners were al
i07.c. which was beyond the reach OF cN>
porters. Il Is believed there IL consider
able cotton which viii be offered a lttie
later. Il may be rushed forward. how
ever. by holders who fear prices are go
Ing lower.
The spirits turpentine market closed
drm AT 35ia cents bid, with a good demand
Factors were not willing to let go az this
price. however. believing the market -
entitled 10 4 further advance. The rosin
market closed arm and unchanged. The
following resume will show the tone and
quotations Of the markets at the closing
to-day:
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-19
OCEAN FREIcurs.

COTTON. Savannah 10 Boston. per
owt.. 25c. co New York. per cwt.. e0c /:
TO Philadelphia. per bale, 81: Baltimore.
81.
FOREIGN DIBECT-Bremcn. b90ooc
(Oct. wcl: Liverpool. 5sc; Hamburg. bbc;
Genoa, sc; barcelona. Toe. Manchester.
60c. Havre. 90.
FOREIGN NDfRECT-Livcrpooi, &C :
Manchester Coz nominal. Hamburg. eOc'
Havro 73c. Genoa. 70c. Rcval and 30.
Petersburg. T5c; Antwerp. 0Oc.
LUMBER nv s1ii-Freights dull; .
baltimore and eastward. go 10 800 per
~. including Portland.
LuMBER-By steam-savannah 10 Bal
timore 500: 90 T. u. r. or -. a o. docks
a. 20. 10 Philadelphia. i6isc per cwt.. a
lbs 40 fooD: 10 New York. 800 per NJ.
1915 90 dock. lightered 60 Boston 70 dock.
800
NAVAL STORES. The market Is nrms
ploiIum size vessels. koain-COrk for
orders % ca per barrel Of $40 pounds. and
per cent. primage. Spirits. a. "a per
N gallons gross. and per cent primage.
Large vessels rosin. -. spirits, ~ 81
Steam. lie per 100 pounds on rosin; 2lhe
on spirits. Savannah 20 Boston. and sisc
on roEln aud i9c on spirits 20 New forh.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-19
NAVAL sToREs.

Tuesday Sept. -
SPIRITS TuRPENTfNE-The turpen-
tine market opened firm az a5h cents bid
to-day with sales OF So casks reported
az the Board % Trade az this price and
closed Arm and unchanged. with not fur
ther sales reported Factors seemed 10
think the market was entitled to an adj
vance, and were accordingly slow 10 sell
al quotations. The days receipts were
le'1. and the exports none.
ROSiNS-The rosin market closed firm
and unchanged. with a fair demand re-
ported for the offerings. Sales OF 3.S9
barrels were reported go The opening call.
which Constituted the days official bust
ness. The. receipts were 5.0Ga barrels. and
the exports 1000 barrels. Prices as fol-