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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-01-10
MANY HANDS ARE MOVING.
Operators Unable, However. to Get
All That Are Needed.

All Ihat Are Needed.
Mr.. William Butler, Jr., travelling pas
senger agent for the Florida Central and
Peninsular, has returned from North Car
Dina, where he represented his line in
locking after the movement of turpentine
hands He reports that the movement
has been very strong and that the opera
tors have been unable to secure all the
labor wanted.
The movement this year, while good,
will not compare with that of the last
two or three years so very favOrably, for
there has seemed to be q growing scarcity
of hands in the Carolinas. The negroes
there seem to fare very well in getting
work, and the operators do not find as
many as they want when they begin try
ing to get parties together to bring to
Georgia and Florida. The higher rates
this season have not appeared 20 decrease
the travel in the least The falling off
is not attributed to that cause.
The Boston Transcript had a dispatch
from Atlanta few days ago that stated
great parties of negroes were being taken
from Georgia and the Carolinas to Mssis
sippi, where they were to be used in the
coming elections This was told a rail-
road man. VINO laughed a the idea. 1t
was stated that there had been a move
ment of 10000 negro men for this purpose.
The railroad man said the movement was
simply that of the turpentine hands who
are going to ply their vocation in Missis-
sppi.
Mr.. John NJ Egan, vice president of
the Central, was in Atlanta yesterday on
business.
Mr. s. D. Boylston, travelling passenger
agent of the Florida Central and PENN
sular. has returned to Columbia after sew
eral days spent in Savannah.
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RECORDERS EASY DAY.
Had Few Gases to Dispose of in PO-
lice Court.

Had Few Cases to Dispose of in PO-
lice Court.
There were but few prisoners before the
Recorder yesterday morning. The case
against Abram Brown and John Green,
who were arrested for having in their pos
session iron supposed to have been stolen.
was continued Leroy Nowlan, charged
with an attempt 10 commit larceny. was
turned over 10 the City Court William
Nelson, a colored boy of Il, was found
sleeping under stoop the night before and
was arrested for disorderly conduct. He
was fined 81 or one day in jail When
william gets sleepy again he will prob
ably hunt a bed.
Absom Young, oolored, charged with the
theft of a watch from Theus Bros. in De-
cember 1898, was remanded 90 the City
Court on a charge of simple larceny.
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EMPLOYMENT WANTED.

POSITION AS MARINE OR STATION
airy engineer; high speed engine a special
". Address No. 49," News.
POSITION, by YOUNG, SOBER MAP
ried man. Of any kind of work. Address
S., care Morning News.
FTRST-CLAss SAW Filler AND
hammerer wants position; can give good
references. Apply Filler" Alexanders-
Vile Ga.
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shot With "a Shot Gun.

In a difficulty, near Five-mile Hill. on
lne Augusta road, last Monday, Elliott
Marshall shot Charles Williams. Both
men are colored. The wound, which was
.lad@ by a shotgun, is not serious. and
MaIShall gave bond for his appearance
Wnen the case is called
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hop make room, we win sell one of the
h1iSts now In use in che Morning News
t4''ulhs' 1t is a 40 II. r., return tubular
tN' 'sr and is in good order. 1t will be de-
"'ered on the sidewalk.
Ri lof sale. one 50 II. p. American
Of n machinery. N n 'pe"'" ''e''
mlns "a atehtion of parties putting up saw
addrs.s invited to this outfit. Apply at OK
Gs,@ss me Morning News, Savannah,
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prkALp lodges OFFICERS.
Mr.. c. H. Dorsctt Noble Grand for
the Next Term.

At the meeting of DeKalb Lodge No. 81
If Odd Fellows, last night, the following
officers were installed by D. D. Grand
Master II. S. Coldins:
N. &C. II. Dorsott.
Treasurer-E. Moyle. 60
= aud r. secretary-W w. Gross.
Warden-P. Sugden.
Conductor-J. W. Smith.
r., S. to N. CIV. A. Colvin.
IT, s TO N. &C. L. Grower
r. S. to V. G.-P. Z. smith
H. s TO V. CT. 5. Van Giesen.
II. S. SIS. D. Horton.
Chaplain-C II. Carson, ST.
u. Ii. McLaws is the past grand for the
ensuing year.
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MEDICAL.

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streets; telephone 293. Lem Davis, sur
geon chiropodist
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rYTHIANs WHO WILL COMMAND.
Officers of ChiVnIry Lodge for the
Coming Term.

At meeting of Chivalry Lodge, No. n
knights of Pythias, last night, the fol
lowing officers were installed:
c. C.-J. e. Parnelle.
v. CIV d. Miles.
Prelate-W. A. Sturtevant.
M. of WI. ID. Strutton.
K. of r. and ST II. Henderson.
M. of ED. A. Byck.
NJ. of IN. Coleman.
M. of Al. p. Browne.
I. G.-J. f. Walderp.
o. G.-J. G.. Kellar.
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

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w, care Morning News.
WANTED, FOR CASH. HICKORY.
dogwood, perslmmon, walnut logs. South
ern HARDWOOD Company. p o. Box 629.
Charleston. s. c.
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EDUCATIONAL.

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organ, harmony, transpositlon and prac-
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repertoire for advanced players. 414 Ogle-
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FoR RENT--sToREs.

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street, west formerly occupied by =. II.
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Davidson.
FOR RENT. STORE AND FURNISH
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cheap Address 100 care Morning News.
FOR RENT. THAT LARGE, DEsIRA-
bic store, III Broughton street east. APP
ply Albert WyDy, Il Bryan street, east
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what are you going to call your new
office buildinG?" Il think III call IL the
serial on account of its continued stor-
les. "-PhAadelphla Record
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81 West Broad Street.
HOARD WANTED.

BOARD WANTED BY \ YOUNG MAN
ana his mother in a private family pre-
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Enn nnNT-nonNIs.

LARGE FURNISHED ROOM, BATH
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ROOMS WANTED.

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Morning News.
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

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A GOOD INSTALLMENT COLLECTOR
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ron NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

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RICE AND TRUCK FARM FOR
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ply to II. II. Gimer Lacey, Ga.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-01-10

Mr.. John NJ Egan, vice president of
the Central, was in Atlanta yesterday on
business.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-01-10

Mr.. S. D. Boylston, travelling passenger
agent of the Florida Central and PENN
sular. has returned to Columbia after sew
eral days spent in Savannah,
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-17

New York oct 10 Murphy a Co. say
Tho dealings la tho stock market az the
opening Of business this morning were b.
tremendous volume ana FOR the most
part further sharp advances Resulted from
the transactions. The trading was gov
erned hy the same general consideration
which prevailed in yesterday market
and there were no essential changes in
any aspect Of the situation this morning
In the main the tendency OF the market
was stlll attributable 20 the development
OF confidence regarding the political sit
uati0n. the more satisfactory monetary
outlook and the general belief in pro
tracted expansion ln trade after the cleo
tlons. Practically the only exception 90
the tendency OF the market IN the early
dealings was +. q o. wherein q slight
tendency was apparent. ana Pennsyl-
vania. which after opening a. material
advanve. underwent reaction. The deal
iugs were again particularly heavy in the
Southern Railway stocks Southern pre-
ferred Norfolk a Western. an advancing
on large dealings. Northern Pacific. anu
Union Pacific. were again notably strong
aud active and the Granger shares was
tae feature OF the local traction group In
az advance Of nearly ! point In the first
few minutes Of business. metropolitan
also. rose rapidly and Brooklyn Rapid
Transit. was firm. In the industrial
quarters sugar was "a conspicuous fea-
turc and noteworthy rises appeared also
ia American Smelling ana National Tube
The London market for American was re-
ported fairly huoyant with heavy pur-
chases from this side. a feature Of the
dealings Transaciions hero. however
for foreign accounts on the opening OF
business appeared on both sides Of the
account
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-17

losses in some important stocks while the
striking net gains were confined 10 com
parauvely few cases.
The sudden Frightening IN the money
outlook by reason OF Saturday nanh
statement and the gold import movement.
gave the bulls an opportunity for a swift
turn against their opponents There was
some positive weakncsa in Peoples Gas
A. a result OF the proposition for munici-
pal control of the selling price OF the pro-
duct and some Of the steel stocks gave
evidence OF depression. There were re-
cesslous M the anthracite coalers on the
delay IN the strike settlement These ana
other like minor considerations would
have been ineffective 10 yesterday rush
90 buy but ia che pause to-day they had
added influence. one large enRage nl OF
gold for import was announced. but there
u a striking falling OF IN the number OF
cotton bills Offering IN the exchange mar
ket which promises 10 reduce the accu-
muated credits from foreign cotton buy
erg. The violent reaction In tho price Of
cotton has checked the export demand
pending more settled conditions in the
trade Rnt Whilc this has diminished che
cotton bills Of exchange. there IS a CORE
spending falling of in the recent large
demands from the South foT money.
Money market conditions In New York re-
mainod unchanged to-day. but there was
some renewal Of an apprehension that a
later money strinRency might nos b. en-
urely avoided
The bond market showed e continuance
Of ye=terdav's improved conditions. prices
generally advancing on an enlarged de-
mand. Total sales. par value, S2.lsO0o
L.. ;. rcfuudiHg - and the old o. ad-
vanced a on the last call.
The total sales Of stocks to-day were
80 go. including AtchisOn. i&.if0. Atchin-
son preferred. 1853. Baltimore ana OHIO
II .sa5. Chesapeake and Ohio. 1908 Chi
cago. Burlington and quincy. 500 Louis
Vile and Nashville 1855. Manhattan. o.
800 metropolitan Street Railway s.s70. Mis-
souri, Pacific. l.4i0 Norfolk and Western,
2. 900: Northern Pacific r. 80. Pennsyl-
vania 2 90. 81 Paul 6.s24. Southern Pa
cifc. n sI5. Southern Railway. 1851 do
preferred 1850. Union Pacific, 5,li2. do
preferred cess American Smelling. SIS.
American Steel and Wire. S.i25; American
Tobacco. 1900: Brooklyn Rapid Transit
1887. Continental Tobacco. 5,702. People 8
Gas lgig5. Sugar $3.50
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-17

MONEY-The demand keeps fairly up
with the supply
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE Steady
banks are buying at 3-i6 discount and SELL
ing as follows; SIS ana under. loo pre-
MUM: t25 10 $50 l5c premium. $50 20 tiOo
20c premium. 500 TO $500 sc premium
500 TO 5000 par tl000 and over. i-l6 dis
count.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE-Mark g.
steadicr Commercial demand. s.. Slts. six
~ days 50 Us; ninety days. 81 7eN
francs. Paris and Havre. sixty DAYS
5.15'k Swiss. sixty days. s. 2sls. Belgian
% 5-is: marks. sixty days. % 5-i6c; ninety
days. - 1916
SECURITiES-Tho market appears 20
be hardening with light offerings
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-17
MURPHY q CO.. INC
COTTON. STOCKS AND GRAIN.

ton. opened a. 9l7c. then broke to 9lec.
aud later rallied. after many ups nnd
downs. 60 s3lc. With the price Tor that
position finally ei2c Throughout the scs-
sion there was more or less heavy selling
on continued heavy receipts The interior
movement was also on a heavy scale Sell
ms was checked by frost talk aud also
belief more or less generally current.
that the luto sharp decline would cause
less energy ou the part OF p.auters iu
marketing their cotton Meanwhile
weather reports failed % point 90 imme-
diato frost. and crop estimates. uarti.u-
larly those reaching here from che South.
reflected a disposition To look Tor larger
yield. There was very fair volume 81
speculation with considerable buying on
the reaction theory. The market CLOSED
easy "a q net loss OF 2 90 n points. having
gone of bon the .ast half hour under gen
eral selling and f,ars OF weak cables to-
morrow.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-17
STOCKS AND BONDS.
strong Efforts BEING Made by bulls
90 Maintain Rise.

90 Maintain Rise.
New York. oct. is.--Thc sock market
to-day demonstrated conviocingly how
larg q short interest had been eliminated
IN che course OF yesterday Wholesale de-
mand for stocks ana the supporting in-
nuence OF this element deprived the bull
pools o. very eficctuai source Of
strength The campaign for the rise was
by no means abandoned. on the con
srary. very powerful and reaourceful ef-
forts were made towards continuing the
inward movement Of prices.
The notable buying Of the day was IN
Union Pacific IN which transfers OF 100.
/ 40 and even 100 share lots were fire.
quently recorded on the tape. II was the
advance 81 price that brought out these
offerings. and they were confidently abb
sorbed by the brokers having the advance
In charge. on the frequent reactions the
volume OF dealings. both ia this stock
and in others which were manipulated for
. rise fell away notably. leading 70 re-
current periods OF duiiness during the
day.
Norfolk and Western gave most con-
spleuous evidence OF concerted efforts for
a rise next to Union Pacific. But these
movements hy the bull party dla not b.
come prominent until after very large
solitnsr 10 realize had been accomplished
The greater part of the first hour was
given up 70 furious activity and some
what wavering upward movement, mark
ing the feeding OF the outside demand BY
those who had accumulated stocks a. the
lower level The taking Of profits dur
ing this period must have been on very
large scale The subsequent Efforts 20 re-
sumo IN. advance met with a number Of
drawbacks and the heavy undertone OF
the market gained force as the day pro
rreaa-,d The closing was distincsly
heavy. with prioes below the 6est and net
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-17

fair demant. and sell at s. cents a barrel;
special calciued ptnater. 500 pr barrel:
hair, lu6c. Roaedalo cement 81 9llgi 4.
carload lots. special. Portland cement re-
tell. as carload lots 3 ooa220
LUMBER r. y. d. VESSELS sAVAN-
NAH Minimum. yard mHcs. $40 bod1i o.:
car stills. t2Oaia.0p. dinicult sizes tito0
aisO0: ship stock, ti6ooaisoc. sawn ties.
g. 0oGS5o. hewn ticA 3541Sc.
OILs-Market steady. demand fair; sig
nal. t5Q50c. West Virginia black eQ12c
lard Sc. nentafoot. 0stf4Oc. machinery "a
H25c. lnaCcd Oh. raw. tle. boiled, Gse 4:
kerosene. prime white. L.. water white.
Isc: Pratts astral. "a. deodorzed stove
gasoline. drums. llNe. empty oil harrehs.
delivered. sc.
sHoT-i,rop ITO. u. Il. and large. n.x.
chilled. si.7b.
IRoN-Market very steady. swedo. SIC
RATIs-Cut. g. 60 base. wire. s28 base
BARRED WIRE 81 20 per 100 pounds
straight goods. 29soc. sugar house mo
lasses. i5aNcs
GUN POwDER-Per key Austin crack
shot. 500. half kegs &2.8. quarter kegs.
r25: champion ducking quarter kegs.
g. Is: Dupont aud IIazarn smokelesa. half
kegs. 81 %. quarter kegs. ISIS. t-nound
canisters. si00. less . per cent; Trolsdorf
Smokelees powder, i-pound cans. 400: 10
oound cans. soc pound
salt, Htdca aud Wool.
steady. carload lois. l0D- pound burlao
sacks. sc. loo-pound cotton sack. Asc:
ii0-pound burlap sacks. fSi4c: tiO-pOund
cotton sacks. sic: 10 pound burlap sacks
TO. l2-pound cotton sack, 55c. &o-pound
burlap sacks. Sc.
HIDEs-Market arm; dry Mint. iysse:
dry salt. tlMc. grs@a sailed. &c.
WOOLs-Eominss: prime Georgia. free
OF sand burrs and black wool. isc: black.
iGc: bury. iOc. Wax. &c. taliow. size.
Deer skins. sDo
APpLFs-Nortnern variety. s. 2saa %.
pRUNEs-tos 90 cor. To-. 50s 90 COS SIC
Cos 10 7os. 7c. 7os 70 500, 6l4c. So to soa, &C. :
gla 20 io0T. 5iac
BANANAs-gi 2502oo bunch.
LEMONS Market steady ~ Ge0U300.
COCOANUTs- 81 T5ff400 per 100
PEANUTs-Ampie stock fair demand:
market flrm. fancy hnnd-picked. Virginia.
per pound. 4iAc; hand picked. Virginia. ex-
trla. &C.. N. G seed peanuts. &C.
NUTs-Aimonds. Tarragona, ice: Tvieaa.
fGc walnuts French i2c. Naples. i2c: Pc
cans. re. Braziis. isc fibertH. i2c; assert
FL nuts. B,-pouud and 25-pound boxes. i2c.
Cotton tagging aud Ties.
Inconsistencies firm: jute. 7x-
pound. SIC: large lots. sihc; small lotm.
S-pound. sAQ9c. ikpound. sAQSIsc: sea
island hagging. i2'zc.
TiEk-htaAunfnt Ao-poftnus arrow large
lots. 81 s0 small lots. clio.
Dried and EvaDorated Fruits.
APPLEs-E vaporated. 797l4c, sun-dTied.
5i4Wec.
APRICOTs-Evaporated, Zoe pound
nectarineE i0c.
RAIsINs-L. l.. S200: imperial cabinets.
s. ~. loose l0-pound boxes, susMc pound.
Observation-Disclosures. poalcd. i7'4c
unpealsd. sisa9c.
pEARS-Eylporatod SIC.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-17
NAVAL STORES.

Tuesday. Oct. Is.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-The spirits
,urnentlue market showed the effects OF
strong buli manipulation to-day IN a de-
sided advance above Yesterday closing
The opening "a the Board OF Trade was
arm al 81 cents paid and BID, with sales
OF "a casks. and the closing firm a. sNit
cents. with further sales Of fIl casks
There was a fairly good demand ana the
Indications pointed 20 tho maintenance OF
tho price II was noticeable however,
.rot ~ reeeipts were considerably larger
man they we're th4"samo day last year
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my GOODS.

New York. Oct i6.-Business con inues
,.,,r.t Tho decline 90 the price OF cotton
- NOT make sellers Of goods any elsier
~ 1eat with. but buyers are Inclined 20
Mold on more. Brown sheounss ana
drius dull on home account but hrm IN
,rlce Rlcached. quite firm. Coarse cot
IONS nrm. sales light; print cloths dul.
prints arm. Some business doing 10 now
FANCY raiicos for spring. silks are snow
ing n stcadicr tone, with strong mathes
for raw silk
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-17
MISCELLANEOUS.

FIsH-Mackorol. half-barrels. No. J..
s. %. No. 2. 81 -. No. .. $50. kits. No.
j. $50: No. 2. si.i0. No. 3, Sc Goldfish.
i-pound bricks. one. 2-pouud bricks. =.
Smoked hcrrngs. per box i7nisc. Dutcn
behring's. IN kegs. $40. new mullefs. half
barrels -
SYRUP Market quiet: Georgia AMI
Florida syrup. buying AZ 2sa30c. selling
az 32m35e. sugar house as i0ffi5c.
HONEY-Fair demand. strained, IN bar
rcis 55IG0c gallon.
High wine basis. 81 g.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-17

an cpar
90 YORK AND FLORIDA BNrREss Vesi
with
nlha
ana
fok Cars an meal
DAILY THE UNITED STATES FAST NAIL Nsone
tns
andN
al Land Sky
For omplee inform
Ticket CENT?
c. A. h Bull Telortoncs-Bel So
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Liverpool oct is. g. m-Cotton:
Spot. moderate business. prices easier
American middhug fair. ia-S-d. good
middling. 9 ll-lci. mlddlng Esd. low mid
ding. s 7-l6d; good ordinary Z I'D. ordi-
nary 4iad. The sales Of the day were o.
90 bales. Of which 5oo were for specul3-
ton and export and included fsoo Ameri-
can. Receipts I,col, including 95o'
American.
Futures opened easier. closed quiet but
steady American mlldliug J. IN. G.. Oc-
tober. SID. sellers. October Novem Der.
5Gft57d, sellers Novcmher-peccmber.
5eu53d. buyers. Dccemhor-January, 5i0
Sid. sellers. January February 462Hi e5i
sellers; February March. Ao0a4 Sid sell
ers: March-Aprn. t5sn45ad. selers. April
May. 45T5rt5Sd. sellers. May-June. asa
457d. sellers: June-Ju!y. ts5a4.56d. sellers:
July-August. Asa. buyers; August-s p
TENDER ASA sellers.
New Orleans Oct. l6--Cotton futures
steady Of tine decline.
oct. .. ....S. 98n8. o March ....s esHs -
Nov. .. ....S.s81S 50 April o.. ....s sass
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The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-17

-. cotton market closed easy to-day a,
r, az D. cent The demand was
..-. except upon liberal concessions,
st..- fen holders Of cotton were disposed
- rlke sales Of 2e5 bales were reported
.s- f-. got The days receipts were l-.,os'
as..rst $50 last year. and l5.7ss year be-
t5re n-t Good midding (. o. D. was
about f.. cents. though this wes nominal
as practically no business was DOING on
-. b8sls b,d bv exporters While shcre
-. some. concessions being made on the
9ari of uneasy holders the trade on The
r.t... ..ulrts that q firm stand has been
.4t.r trd tHat many holders do not show
4rr .re.tultI0n 20 hoist the white iiag.
r.. fa lowing were tine official spot quo
..f... zoo tae close Of the market aCthe
Cotton Exchange to-day;