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The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-28

Daily Movements at Other Ports
Galveston Easy. middling 7-iG. nes
receipts. 1880: gross. 1883. stock. 22b.2So
New Orieans-Quiet middling, s.: net
receipts 25S. gross, ASA sales. 1907
stock 1872 7s5
MobRe-Dull and easy: middhng. 81.
net receipts. $50; gross 355. stock. 35.75i
CHARACTERIZATION: middling, "a, net re
ccipts. 40: gross 10. stock ., ss5.
wumington-Firm: mlddling as; net
receipts $50 gross. S33. stock. 1870
Norfolk Nominal. middling. go. Ne re-
,cipts. 4.6i2. gross 4.6i2. sales. 3d. stock
50 ne.
baltimore Nominal: middlins 10; gross.
117. stock. 1912.
New York-Dul. mlddhng 10 i-i6; net
receipts. ST. gross. i3575; stock. 7i24.
Bo-ton-Dun. mlddllng 10 5-l6; net re-
celpts. 1893; gross. 1905.
Pbiladolphia-Quiei. middllng 10 s-le.
not receipts. 3i5; gross. 3l5. stock. 6s'.
Daily Movements 90 Interior TOWN
Aurusta-Quiet: middlng 97-i6: net re-
oefres. ! .25s gross. t2S5. sales. -as' stock.
g I'll
s!eraasi= steady: middlinE. s-is; net
receipts sss: gross. 4ieo; sales. 80
took. leO.757.
~ I.ouis-stcady: middlinE. s-i6; net
receipts. ass: gross. 972s: stock. $3.50.
Cincinnati-Easy: middliug 9s.' net re-
ceipts. a.757: gross 4,7s7. stock. loS9.
Houston-Quiet: middling, s7-l6. net re-
ceipis. sssi: gross. s.s6i' stock. li2sls
Louisville Firm; middlnE. va
Exports Of Cotton This Day
tsalveston-Conttnent S,aS2; ooastwise'
$50.
New Orleans-To Great Britain. s'i3''
France. II 225: continent. $50
Mohlie-Coastwise 2il.
Savaunah-Coastwtse. -.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SO.
Norfolk -coastwise. 3.i5l
New York-Continent. 100
Total foreign exports from Az ports TINS
day-To Great Britain SNi; 10 france
~ Us: to the continent. 7I&
Total foreign exports from an ports
thus far this week-To Great Britain. 81
O52; 20 France. $3.50; to the continent
d07g9.
Total foreign exports since sept J.
lDo-To Great Britain. i.6i7530: TO France.
3s5 .003. 10 the continent. i.li9.s2s.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-28
MoNEY MARKET.

New York. Dec g5-'Nioney on call firm
al las per cent. last loan 4 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper f4H5lz per cent
Sterling exchange hrm. with actual bust
ness IN bankers bills az Sass for demand
and at SASlisQ4sii. for sixty days. Posted
rates xASa and NsS: commercial bills.
s. S0i4stt Sga. silver certificates s4iAas5c.
Bar silver So. Mexican dollars. 5oc. Gov
ernment bonds strong; state bonds inact-
i've: railroad bonds strong.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-28

New York. Dec. 2I.-cottonsesd oil weak
and a shade lower under moderate sell
INK pressure and lack Of demand. Prime
crude barrels. sic. prime summer gel.
low. PC: on summer yellow. Ssu92c. prime
white aztsa3ii1c. prime winter yellow.
sGflSsisc. prime meal. 81.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-28

nal character in the afternoon under ctti-
mates for generous receipts az New or.
leans ana Houston tomorrow after which
the market was sluggish and narrow AZ
tne close the feeling was quiet with
prices J &C. points higher.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-28
COTTON.

The cotton market closed quiet and
steady and unchanged. with sales on the
spot o. az bales. There were no develop
ments OF interest In either the spot or in
terror marke.s. and the day closed fea-
turcless. The receipts were 9.2i3. against
40 last year The cotton futures mar
kct closed quiet. with prices showing
small changes from yesterday closing
The following were the official spot quo
iatious at the chose OF the marke: at the
Cotton Exchange to-day:
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-28
LIVEnrOoL COTTON MAnkEr.

Liverpool. Dec. g7.-Spot. moderate bus
mess: prices steady. American mlddiing
siEd. The sales OF the day were 6.co0
bales, Of which 900 were for speculation
and export and included 500 American.
Receipts loSeo0 bales, including siioO
American.
Futures opened and closed quiet ana
steady. American middling. low middling
clause. December, Sod buyers. Decem-
ber-January, sid buyers. January -Feoru-
airy. 5.l9d buyers. February March. 5.i6d
buyers. March-April. 5l3u5.tid buyers.
April-Msy 510a5iid buyers. May-June
5.osd value. June-July. 56a5o6d buyers.
July August. 5o2a5@d buyers. August
Sepiemhcr. A5lG451d sellers
NEW ORLEANS COTTON FUTURES.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-28

New York. Dec. 27.-The exchanges At
Inc New York clearing house aggregated
S9si 0ls go. which e. q record breaker. The
previous high record was on Nov. %.
last when the exchanges were about ST.
900 90 less.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-28

,,,,e,ricston. pee. g7-Turpentine nrm'
s,ta. Rosin Arm. unchanged ,.--
Wilmington. n C.. Dec. A.-spir's tul-
,entlnc. nothing doing. receipts. ~ SsSNs'
re,,aa tprpentine. dun. si.3) and SD;
T,r steady. $3.50: receipts, Go
-. orie,ns Dec q Receipts, rosin'
81, n,rrels. turpen,ine. 81 exports Liver
pool. rosin. so.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-28

Baltimore. Dec g1.-Seaboard common.
sa.W9a. DO preferred e64na7. Bonds, w.
7Ois
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-28
The Morning News once

Nothing OF interest developed to-day Ia
o,hcr the local or outside markets. Spot
cotton closed quiet and steady and un-
changed The cotton futures market
llosed quiet. with the range OF prices mar
low for the day. Spirits turpentlne ruled
Hrm al sec. and rosins closed firm and I'M
banged.
General quiet o. noted IN the wholesale
markets ne present This IS due TO the
TACT that nearly all the larger houses
are preparing to take stock between now
and the opening OF the new year. Then.
too. much attention is being given 20 the
winding up 81 old accounts. IN conse-
quence OF which sight drafts are being
drawn quKo literally. Jobbers make 81
POINT 20 ascertain their standing al ,he
close OF each year, aud 20 do this re-
auires the taking Of stock, and the coll
lection Of all collectable accounts. No
fear Is felt about satisfactory collections.
however. as the general prosperity which
has prevailed during the year among the
farmers enables the country merchants
to make their collections aud meet their
obligations 10 their city friends
This was another day OF buoyanoy and
activity In the stock market which closed
strong after a day Of Wide variations IN
many OF the prominent issues under the
pressure OF pretty general profit taking
Money opened az 6 per cent. on call but
later ruled easier the lass loan being
made az ~ per cent. The following re-
sumo OF the different markets viii show
the tone and quotations At the closing
to-day.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-28
FLUCTUATIONS ~ rrrunr.s.

New York, Dec G.-Cotton futures
opened steady al the advance and closed
quiet Prices as follows.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-28
ARRIVAL OF TRAINS
NHnAna

Magnificent Pullman buffet sleeping car
service 10 Washington. Baltimore. Phiia-
dclphla and New York; also 20 Jackson
willie and Tampa
Dining cars from Savannah 90 Hamlet
and Richmond TO New York
Buffet parior cars Savannah 10 Meat
gomery.
For additional Information apply to
Ticket once. Bull and Bryan streets
Phone e.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-28


u
bu limited Pullman between Avan-
all nd
man
York
and Land the Sky"
For comp tlon as O schedules.
CANNON V. =. Al. NJ GULF NJ. W. A. TURK, p A,
s II n last Ga
r { Ticket
+ A. savanna a
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-28

Note.-Thcse quotations are revised
daily. and are kept a. near as possible
in accord with the prevailing wholesale
prices Official quotations are not used
when they disagree With the prices whole
salers ask.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-28

Chicago. Dec. E.--whcat was quiet 20
DAY. but steady May closed a shade
lower. May corn closed &c higher. oats
&c up aud provisions &C lower.
Leading futures ranged as follows:
Wheat, No. -
Dec. ...e9A 70 coz ssHn71
Jan. ...essb07o % 470ss ssls 20 07ols
May .7glaaTz5s Tssa@7ssz TIA 7zst
Corn. No D
Dec. .....U II 5sN H&
49,. .....sgs ssh ssik ss.kasss.
May .....ssta03s5s MisM5sA ia 1et.
Dec. ...'sixaaM ns nNaas 'sl2
Ian. .....giM uA 2iA nv
May ~ 2siSu1sst a. 1yA1zsAs ~
continued on Eighth rass.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-28

New York once. No q Broadway.
onices 10 principal cities throughout che
south. Write for our Market Manual and
oook containing instructions for traders
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-28
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
" iHkETs CLOSE WITHOUT ANY
NEW DEVELOPMENT.

spot Cotton quiet, with Fairly Good
sales Reported-whoIesal Houses
Making Preparations 90 Take
stoek-Attention Bcins Given to
CoIlections-stOcks 9uoyant and
Nctive-Loeal and TeIeEraphic
Markets.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-28
sugar and Coffee.


.,rT demand Is fair and the market
80. carload lots. ioo-pound huriap
-,.l ~. ioo-pound COTTON sacks, sc .
ilo-pound buriap sacks eiisoi iiV-io ',.''i
rn,ion sacks. s2iac: i1s-pounn puriap
ssctes sstkc; ig5-pound cotton hhchs' "sHe'
~ Mound huriap sacks, SIC
HIDES Market nrm; dry mint, lS'te'
Az, s.lt. i've. green salted, 81.
wool Nominal. prime Georgia, free
-, s.na burs and black wool, isc. black.
lac. hurry. Zoe. Wax, &c. tallow S'1c
Deer skins. 30.
DAed and EvapOrated Fruits.
APpLEs-Evapora sssG7c; sun Dire
APRrcoTs-Evaporated. To- pound.
hectares, Zoe.
RAIsINs-f. l.. 500. imperial cabinets.
% n. loose s9-pound boxes. sisc pound
-Evaporated. peeled. INC:
unpeeIed. ssiNsc.
PEARS Evaporated, SAC.
hardware aud Building supplies.
LIME. CALCIUM. PLASTER AND
cemens-Alabama and Georgia lime IN
EAR demand aud sell al 70 cents a barrel:
-perial calcined plaster. si0o per barrel
hatr sel5c Rosedaie cement. 81 a0fli q.
carload lots. special: Portland cement. re-
san e rs. carload lets. s2ooM2e0.
LUMBER. r. o. y. VESSELS. SAHAN-
NAH Minimum yard sizes. SO SQ9iio0.
car slllr. sizs0Hia0o. dimcult Sizes sito0
gisao. ship stock. sis.0D0isoo. sawn Ties.
ss.@as.50; hewn ties. s5aSSc.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-28
MURPHY & CO INC.
COTTON. srOCks AND GRAIN.

Board OF Trade Building. Savannah.
= riVate leased wires direct 20 New York.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-04-23
&o8ntr'8
Oa0e(6e gemG(0e in einem
neuen Ra6men!

Dir baben sirlen @unI6, ps.6er
uns iiber 4Qes gebt! Oerlelbe betrifft
Sic! Wir Iinb bon einem fleinsren
Rabmeu in einen er6Beren getreten.
9o4 1T bas Bib unberGroert gebliez
Ben! Sn un lsrsr Grgsbenbsit Sbnen
geseniiber 1T feline 8srGnberuas einz
getreten! 0aRelbe bereitpia;gs Con-
Germ fir sSbre bette sSntere6sn iisbt
jsbt in unisrsn Oisniten, pie bisbsr!
Sic fnoen es bier 1ei6ter unb ongs=
ueemer, als in oem alien 2aoen! Sic
tperoen finben, oaB bic unsenebmsn
umgebungen ii4 INNER ongenebmsr
9eItalten! Wir errihtetsn oieEes Hies
fengebdube, neil unIere pfli9t S6nen
gesenii6sr Dies erforoerts! Die bef=
feren uro permebrten Sacilitdten oesz
IsIben iino stne 5olss Sbres srOBsrsn
Snterei1es fir uns! lln|er ein5iger
Stpls iit barauf begriinbet, cine Notbz
penoigteit fir tSie au fem! Ni9ts
tpiro perna6ldHiat perDen, bas Sic
gu oeridngen bere6ttqt llno! Wues,
mas Sic nOtbia ha6en, tpiro fir Sic
beFdafft perben! Dp6 oas Wi9tigs
ite oapon ilt Dies: gniiatt berausfor7
oernoerStolaes, 1pel6er uns unnatiir=
li9 MAIDEN uno fir Sic unangenebm
iein tpiirbe, piiniasn mir, baB unz
sere 5amiliaritdt in benz neuen 2aoen
oieienige in Dem ulten 2aoen iiber=
trifft, 10 bab unIsre Sort ldritte FORT
fabren mOaen, bas 8ertrauen tpieoer=
5uipiegeln, NIT lpel6em sic uns BE-
ehrten!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-04-23
9os1ter's
sSarbigc 8lciberitoffe.
Qlttraftibe @ertfIe.

6opdniibe r6Orceo" Qsdidsio., bic Bette ibr.r
Irt; prddtiSs muit,r unO Garbsn, in sr.isio s,r=
i6ieOencn Sciins. orobe @crtb.. soc.
24=jolge feline gsorudtt Goularos. in einem bprI.
ftdn0tocn gforttm:nt pun ntu,ften Geifns uup Sars
ben, Sc. ipertb. CSC.
2lzjOage Saffetas nit ttib.m 1lnterarunb, nit
prdbtigrn fdrbigen Streifcn; sDais neu uns 81. 90
ptrtb. soc.
e0Aj0ligc fenite iSd4peTStr Saffttag bor;iQlid,
puts Gualitdt - in Dreibie oor3iisli6.n Sarbsus
nantcH unO S1.10 ipsrt5. S5c.
eBir pfferiren siuies srtuip. Tooitdten in eestn=
toffen, Die ncutiten 9arirgobitdttn i.rner ganne.
ISantnetitofic. bon $500 berubeei.bt auf 81.
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gtm @f(dma& Sss pubIikums gu
fnt(preffnl

Die 0obs 1T tets bsriubt, Fb itl6ft gu if6trbi.-
TEN IS rforOtrt f.ts cinsn Sopuldren Geidjmod
nm Siss gu erreid)sn. 9oyuIdrsr Sei5mdd trfor.
0trt fbtrii6 AualitGt - tpenn u0eli5 nit qtrin.
gen 2lusGabsn bcrbunoeu 9Br mad)cm @siOes
fber! Sn oisicr 9cjieGuns 4pito Sbncn mebr
SIbGrfslluro gebOten, uIs j: suoori IQ. 9tmi.
Dungtn, Dem @eid)uod pes 4ublitums gu sntIpr,=
den, iptrOen barauf qeridt,t iotn SBnen bic reid.
item mtatcrialisn gu ofterireu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-04-23
Waih. .8lciSerIfpfie.

attab ectrtftt tpolene Gbuuits in bHbid5en slu.
men=S.iirg. 29c
gcorudte 9apns in prGbtiecn Nufcrn, b:Ie uro
1untts Mufter, 75 Seifns. 121c.
reu,ftcn etorudttn Mutcr; 50 Mufter yur aus=
ipabL 25c.
Stint frar;Dfibs Grobams in estr.iitn, farrr.
ten unD estpirislten Wuftern. grsbe mertbs. 22c
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Sd1tuarsc alciberitpife.
Gin grpfer 8arqain.

30 StIf. ibpa5tr gang poQener Gb.piot, Sole
AZ 3ol brett, btrtitg ee6rintt, taoeloe Garbe BON
l3lpnr1 uHO 69c. p;rtb. Sin grObcr Bargain. 39c.
S9naris5 gang apHlenss qcbblt=Sub; ein n,ucs
Ntateriul Sc Sou Greit, f:incs et,oantcs Mattrial
75o. ntrtb. soc
tS@apar3s Qans ipsncnt OpptI=n6arp= Gbcpiot
eel5rtntt, DC 3Oll brett. urO pDue 800 p.rtb.
75c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-04-23
Sbfparsc SeiSenffpffe

'sfHparje brocaOirte gttfaB=0u6eF. in orOsen unt
mitteIgrObtn Seifns, poiitip 75c. ntrtb. zoe.
Seine iftpar5s H8rain5s.iOe, eldr;enSe glv.
Srctur, earantirt gut traobar, uno i5parj, Itfob.
Su6sfe, cine sra6tise GuaIitdt unb bod olGns
i'nOs IPprstur; IS lit Ses cine quite Goaar=Baar!.
S5c.
S6iuarjs 9eau De sO., elm. r,i5s bitbf. eti.
hsr=SsiSe; ittuarie @lttab Su6c., cine feline 0ua=
l'tdt' l'os gorO ooranttrt, uno iftparss Gres-
Grains6aibmcres, buntI. sppretur, cut. Gualitdt
fiir $1.25. $1OO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-04-23
Sarbige 3lcioerituffc.
9feueffe MateriaIieft.

50J6aio. gang tpoltne Qebbfesguntt.zettib,
foiis - prGbtiee @aaren - in bentn uno purf.In
6arb.n; 81 90 prtb. zoe.
o4=soulse gan, apOlens SOnreiaung. ibpara uns
nrittelarau. iei6tcr Somm,rftoff; 90 p.rtb. 69c
52@s0aies feline pttpitt. grpanclofbs, in ou.n
tcnungtbenotR Garbrn uuo ST. 50 perth S125,
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6liu,apr6ieI

bat uuf pisls Ncni6cn eineu iebr uHaneene5men
Snilub gpie oft bort man nibt ben auslprn3:
sSb ionu ous Glimd nldt pertragen." SGs lit
Sbre eigene S9ulo. liebr efreuro 4Raben Sic
einen Nsriub NIT ben aibetauntsu Ct. 9trnarO=
Rrduterpileu uup Sic iperOen ale 9ei6Derben
los leH Slmaipedbiel ipirit 3unddbit aut ben Mo-
Gen, uno bon Der Sbdtiqteit oefeiben bongt Die
Junttion Der 2cber. Der 9icrtn unO Der Vtij ob.
Sr 9bre @erpouung nibt in Sronunq, 10 bat Der
game RDrpcr su lepen Nlft oisis @cjpen iperoen
ourb bic trprobten ST. 9crnarp= RrGutsrpilm in
turitr 3.it beisitiet. go i6li6t unc .infa1 eiss
iebeR aud ausiebtn, 70 btneuteHb iN<lSrs GsJs
sraIa. Sin aliG @sntheisr Al 9aeskssa
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@eise @aaren.

4Os50niaes @rus e,blsi3t,s tuNiidss ainnsu, 18e.
tpsrtb. 121c.
2S=;6Giet p,ib, e.pebte yg8.lt 9iaue.s esutu
29c.
fssin. Mubras. e.ipIrielt. fir Saia.n. CSC.
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Spesieu sii crip1bnett.

gSir oi1.rir,n sn fsbr feints shortim,nt BON I'M.
portirten &l.oermuittru, bic nsueften Sarii,r @p=
bitdtsn, in i6iuar5en uno farbiQen muferu, bou
$500 pro garo b'rabetisbt ouf $3.50.