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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1900-08-22

Tommy" asked the teacher, "do you
ever read the newspapers ?"
"Yessum."
Can you tell me the name of the cape
where such surprising gold discoveries
have been made of late ,"
Tommy racked his memory in vain,
and gave it up. Nome" he said.
That's right" approvngly rejoined
the teacher Chicago Tribune.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1900-08-22

Speaking OF those Chinese troubles
began the heavy-set man, Il think that
Ii Hung Chang"
You're wrong" interrupted the Tlvo'
lous youth, she couldn't have hung HIM
Beheading is the only form of execution
in China.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1900-08-22

This country last year exported more
meat products, leaving out sheep ana
mutton, than all the rest of the world
combined. The amount was nearly
$20O,OO0,0O0, and the crops of Indian
corn are the foundation of the trade.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1900-08-22

London, Aug. 21.-Special dispatches
from Pretoria announce that De Wet
bivouacked Is miles from the city, and
that Colonel Mahon was briskly engag-
IT. e him yesterday morning.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1900-08-22

Abilene, Kan, Aug. 21-Monday was
the 18th day of 100 degree weather, and
the temperature rose to lis, with hot
winds. Pastures and corn are badly
burned
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1900-08-22
CAUCUS RETURNS.
CONTINUED from first page.l

10th was quite we'll attended and re-
suited in George T. Eastman being nomi-
mated for representative. By large
majority of the meeting the representa-
tive elect" was instructed to favor as far
as possible the election of Gen. Grout for
senator. The candidate having expressed
a personal preference for the Hon. Jona-
thau Ross, the candidate was further in
structed that in case of a second choice
being necessary Mr.. Ross should receive
the favor.
The democratic caucus was held at
Sonth Walden Saturday evening with
small attendance at which George Kay
was nominated for representative, also
to serve on the union justice ticket. S.
V. Meader and Charles Smith were
nominated.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1900-08-22
Plenty Of Dollars

VA
for the man who looks in the right
place-and that is HERE.
500 TO $1,000.
Building Lots in all locations.
$3.50.
st. Johnsbury, 80 acres, pasture and ceo"
swamp.
5000.
Passumpsic, brick store and dwelling
barn, large lot. great trade.
$1,000.
Passumpsic st. Good dwelling and barn
large lot.
$14oO.
Hastings st. Involvement house anu
barn, rents $156.
$4,000. .u
School st. Two tenement house We"
built, rents $156.
Barnet, Thomas Gilfllan place, II room
dwelling and barn. good repair Ihree "''''
land-a nice home.
Pearl st. Two-tenementho house. rents9-f'
$4,000. =.
North Danville, Charles Shaw farm %
acres, highly cultivated. Buildings new an
modern. One and a half story dweIiihg, a ne
rooms; barn 32x76; hen house, oo app
trees, native and grated; 4oO-tree s"s"'
orchard.
VALUABLE LOT.
Pearl st. Mrs. Horne property, tWo'''D'
ment DIV cling and barn.
OUTSIDE VILLAGE LIMITS =.
Pleasant St. w. L. Morris lace; INV
dwelling and barn, large lot A bargain
GOOD TRADE.
Pleasant and Blossom SITS. JOS HauO0'D
place, dwelling, barn and large lot
A VALUABLE FARM. ooo
North Danvlle George Drew farm ~
acres, fine producer, excellent location
S>~s><~ %~~~e<t
CALL-AND TALK 1T OVER.
RICKABY AGENCY,
! o5 EASTERN AVE.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1900-08-22

Among the clocks to be seen at the
Paris Exposition is one of the year 1885,
which belonged to Henry III.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1900-08-22

Public libraries in thirty one of the
principal cities OF the country now make
special provision for child readers.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1900-08-22
In Other Counties.
CABOT.

Our correspondent writes both the re-
publican and democratic caucuses were
held Saturday evening. The democrats
Jeing fewer in number than the republic
cans they were able to nominate their
candidate with less excitement. DR.. H.
G. Williams, the popular dentist is their
nominee. One hundred and ninety re-
publican votes were cast, of these the
Grout candidate, DR.. M. D. Warren, Sc
cured 90, leaving "a for George W. Hoyt
who is a supporter of Dillingham;. Only
one ballot was taken. The caucus did
not instruct the candidate as his position
is well known. The Dillingham; faction
have filed the nomination of Mr.. Hoyt.
The situation is likely to be interesting.
especially as the democratic candidate is
a Dillingham; man.
WEST CONCORD.
At the republican caucus which was
held at the Town Hall last Friday even
ing, O. B. Cutting received the nomina-
ton for town representative. receiving
40 votes and F. A. Brewer six votes. o.
B. Cutting if elected will vote for W. w.
Grout for Senator. The following JUS
tices were nominated: Dyer H. Morton,
]. B. Wallace, W. S. Howard, R. A. Nc
Kelvey, J. F. Damon and J. H. Walbridge.
No democratic caucus has been held at
present writing.
GREENSBORO.
At the republican caucus Saturday
evening W. S. ingalls, was nominated as
candidate for representative. Mr.. Ingalls,
is favorable to Grout. The following
justice ticket was accepted by the voters
present, ]. D. Wilson, ], B. Calderwood,
H. S. Tolman, N. A. Ross and H. W.
ellis.
NEWBURY.
A largely attended good natured caucus
was held here on Monday afternoon at
which Horace W. Bailey was selected as
chairman and A. w. Sisby secretary.
H. T. Baldwin, the Grout candidate, re-
ceved 1873 votes. c. F. Darling, the
Dillingham; candidate, 10 votes. Mr..
Darling has filed nomination papers. An
anti Grout resolution was presented by
Capt M. L. Brock which failed of
passage-121 to 33.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1900-08-22

The shoe output of New Hampshire
last year was worth $22, 100000.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1900-08-22

There are many imitation baking
powders, made from alum, mostly
sold cheap. Avoid them, as they
make the food unwholesome.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-24
GnAIN. pnOvIsInNs. ere.

New York Nov. 1-Flour easier and
less active. rejecting the break IN wheat
Rye -four quiet Cornmeai outlet. rye
steady Barley quiet Barley malt qniet
Whcat-spot easy; No ? rel. 1ssc. Op
tons experienced o sharp loss to-day Tho
decline started with Disappointing cables
aud bcarish Argentine news but develop
20 later into unmistakablo December
liquidation. which destroyed an ~ yester-
days improvement and left sentiment
rather discouraged over the outlook 81
Louis selling. small clearances and q light
export trade also helped the decline
Closed eaey ANatc net lower: March
closed s0Asc May 7gisc November. T834c;
December. IKE
Coru-Spot. easy: No ?. Sc. option
market was quiotcr aud quite weak In
sympathy with wheat improved weather
West. talk 81 larger receipts and unsat-
isfactory cables closed weak al hnitc
net decline NAY 4Zikc. December. i3isc
Oats-Spot. firm No. ?, 25i4c Options
dull and barely steady.
Beef quiet-Quict Cut meats quiet
I.ard-Firm. Western steamed. f7.65: re-
fined firmer. continent. $40. South Amer
lea. $50. compound. ensikc.
Pork. steady. Tall0w. firm. Petroleum.
dull Rosin quiet Tupcntine. quiet. t1is
0t3c Rice, arm.
Conce-spot Rio weak: No. invoice.
ne mild. quiet. Cordova sil0i2ac Fu-
lures opened barely steady io0is points
lower and followed an Irregular cour O
AZ day. with weakness a prominent
feature Selling was active and for all
accounts based on lower speculative mar
kcts abroad. heavy brazilian receipts
weak spot market. foreign pressure and
an absence Of speculative support. Fur
Their sold on IN the afternoon under weak
late Havre cables and reports Of radical
IS lower spot prices Closed steady. f5n
20 points lower Total sales a 00o bags
including December. 6.i0c; January. Sic:
March. G30a6 &c.
sugar-Raw. steady. fair refining. TIC.
centrifugal g-test. fssc; molnsses sugar
3Mc. refined weak ana nominal: standard
A. soc: confectioners' A. $40; mould A.
5Sc; cut loaf. SOC. crushed 6.0lc:
powdered 570c; Eranulated. 56Oc. cubes.
5T5c.
Buttcr-ouiet: creamery 1920; state
dairy. isH2ic.
sCheese-Quiet: large September fancy
l0Aac. small. lie.
Eggs-Quiet. state and Pennsylvania q
017c. Western 20u27iAc
Potatoes Steady. Jerseys. 81 001i IN
NeW York. &l25al.G2ia. Long Island. 81 80
0l.75. Jerseys sweets. L7502T.
Peanuts-steady. fancy handplcked. AZ
f5c: other domestic &C.,
Cabhages-Qulct. Long Island. per iO0
l8oolfi00
Freight to Livepool-Dull. cotton. BY
steam. eOc.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-24
STOCKS AND noNDs.
Reaction Has Apparently Ripened
Into Bear Raid


New York. Nov 25.-Tho slump In steel
and Wire Of "a points just al tho close
OF che trading last evening was univor-
sally regarded as danger signal The
speculative public came down 20 Wall
street this morning IN a mood receptive
The nrst suggestion came In the form OF
further break Of 8 points in Steel and
Wire.
Apparently no more effective point could
have been selected at which 10 attack the
market. This was known from previous
experiences with this particular stock
The sudden weakness Of Steel and Wire
did not raise any doubts Of the reports
heretofore accepted Of the prosperous con
d.tious In that trade ana the excellent
prospects for the future. but u did arouse
serious apprehension OF determination
On the rart OF some 81 the steel magnates
TO enter upon a course o. slashiug COM
petition ana 60 unsettle the trade
The widc-reach.ug effect OF such an out
break OF hostilities tn the steel trade may
bc measured by the degree OF apprehen-
sion exhibited hy holders Of long stock
to-day Tho steel stocks themselves were
most Immediately affected. but heavy de-
clncs are shown in almost every depart
ncnt Of the stock list The sharp effect
produced was due in part Of course 20
the extended speculative accounts held all
through the market. The purpose Of the
bear muucuver was palpably 10 disiodge
these holdings.
The local traction stocks. the Changers.
the Pacific and Baltimore ana Ohio were
the most prominent IN the downward
movement Sugar was Freely sold on the
cut in prices Of refined sugar and coffee
"a hich seemed 70 threaten a renewal OF
the trade war But che stock was very
frvcrish az all times. Practically the only
effective resistance offered 20 the decline
was en- the early dealings New York
Central and Chesapeake ana Ohio showed
continued strength az that time, New
York Central rising iisc over last night
An cnort was alec made % boom Anal
gamated Copper on the occasion OF It's
first being dealt In Ia the unlisted depart
nent Of the exchange, but the first price.
which was eia. was the highest The
price subsequently, fell back 70 81, COM
pared with ssis Ia the curb market last
night
The frequent rallies during the day.
when room shorts were taking quick pro
nts showed thc professional bear charac-
Ter OF the attack on che market But the
buying demand seemed not 20 extend be-
yond the short interest and the marie,
quickly lost animation on the rallies. The
closing itself was wavering ana unoer-
ta.n. but at considerably above the lowest
fof many stocks
There was nothing IN the money market
10 cause apprehension. rates ruling az 81
per cent. or lower practically ali day. The
receipts of gold from the Pacific coast
insure a good Increase IN cash reserves
for to-mortows bank abatement. although
che net receipts from the Interior on the
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-24
NEW ORLEANS COTTON FUTURES.
COTTON LETTERS.

New York. Nov g -Murphv 6 Co SAY
Cotton To Liverpool unchanged for spots.
midalng a..c. Futures declined --Gid
during the forenoon, reacted i-b{d during
afternoon and closed l-6id TO 2-64d above
y,..rrday's close. The recovery in Liv-
e-paol and NeIls estimate OF
es1o0 TO $4,000 halcp. caused
th4 market 10 open about z
points higher. but the advance brought
OUT selling orders. which resulted in some
setback bur Southern buying caused
steadisr tone. Receipts continue modor-
a.. norris estimated to-day 40 0n0 against
A. on last week and 5000 last year. Int
rior markets are likely 20 continue the
holi.rs policy os 9.7J0eoo as
maximum yield 10 tho South.
should NeuIs estimate become generally
nccentei. this market - apt 20 advance
20 rarty u Southern markets as our
stock Is small Think very little 10 be
mad. on short side OF the market. How
ever indications seem 10 point 20 heavy
realizing sales hy the bull crowd when
ever January gets above %, New or
Icons and locals bought very freely 81
this market during early part OF the ses-
zion The amount IN sight was also less
than expected. being $1,000. against 1890
last year New Orleans expects to-mor-
row 81 oo 70 2 900 against lt.472 last year;
Houston 80 co. 20 75o0. against lstis.
New York. Nov % Hubbard Bros s.
Co say. Heavy realizing has followed
the publication Of Mr Neills estimates
Of ,he crop ranging from 10000 and
e-5oo01 bales This selling would appear
20 show that the estimate has been known
81 advance. such crop Of cotton would
mean nearly "a complete exhaustion OF the
supplies unless consumption was arrest
ed hy tho stoppage 81 the looms. The
HaI -
eraRe estimate 20 Mr.. Neills figures con-
eiderine his views 20 be extreme They
expect the market will be controlled from
now on hy IN movement 81 the crop 10
market rather than by opinions Of its
yield. on this point they look for a COM
paratively light movement because Of the
disposition 20 hold for higher prices and
the relative cheapness of prices here as
compared with Southern markets.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-24
OCEAN FRuIGHTs.

COTTON-Savannah TO 10 ton, uor
cwt. -ac. TO New York. pr cwt.. gac 20
Philadelphia per bale. ST. Baltimore ST.
FOREIGN DIRECT Bremen. Wc. Iiv-
crpool co.. Hamburg. isc. Genot. a3c.
karce Iona h5e. Manchester. 45c. Havrc.
ins Antwerp. ~. Rcval. 0c. Rotterdam.
4oc Trieste. j2c INDIRECT Liverpool
Nu3sc Hamburg. ior. Gothcnhurr CSC.
LUMBER BY Freighta steady: Co
Baltimore and eastward $3.50 20 g57s per
~ including Portland.
LUMBER-By steam r Savannah to
Baltimore. 500 60 T. r. r.. or b and O.
docks $3.50. to Philadelphia. iGhe per
cWt a pounds To- foou. 20 New York
$3.50 per N. N25 20 dock hghtcred 90
Boston $50
NAVAL sTOREs-The market il nrm;
medium size vessels Resin Cork FOR
orders 2s 90 per barrel 81 $40 pounds and
per cent primage. Spirits. T. - per
40 gallons gross. aud . per cent primage
Large vessels. rosin. g., spirits T. =.
steam nc per 100 rounds on rosin. 1ihr
on spirits. Savannah 20 Boston, and ~
on r0sin and i8c on spirits 90 New York
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-24
NANAL sTnnEs.

Friday. Nov. q.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE. The ,urpen-
tine market showed weak tendency
throughout the week. closing to-day
cent aud "a half below last Saturday
price Tho decline is due 10 the lessened
demand. The large buyers have appar-
entity deserted tho market for the time
being leaving tho field TO the domestic
crowd. who DO not take very large guam
titles and hence do not have much effect
IN checking downward movement. The
closing to-day was firm az sec with tho
demand somewhat better. and the market
very hrm At this price. To-day's receipts
We're %. and the exports 6.s5I
ROSlNS The rosin market ruled frm
and unchanged an week. with q good de-
maud prevailing. and Grading on "a salts
factory scale. Sales for domestic account
We're made during the week az prices
above the market but . was not under
stood these sales were sufficient 10 make
the market The receipts to-day were
25gs and tho exports . ti5.
Quotauons-At the close ~ the market
to-day the following quotations were bul
letinod at the Board Of Trade.
Spirits Turpenune-Firm az 81; sales OF
$40 casks.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-24
THE MORNING NEWS: SATURDAY NOVEMBER "a. 1900

express movement show a considerable
falling on from last week
There were nrm spots Ia the bond mar
kot. but railroad bonds a. "A whole were
Affected by sympathy with the reaction
ary movement "a stocks Total sales e'ur
value g. N5odo
United states registered advanced = and
coupon ana the 5s =. thc old g. a and
uew a. .. and rcfuudirs b e on the last
e.4
The tctal sales % stocks to-day were
l,o1l 80 shares. including Atchison. biSin
Atchison preferred UNo, baltimore ana
Ohio. " SD. chcsape Ike and Ohio ~. 90,
Chicago, Burlington and quincy 1890.
Rock Island % 500. Lou syil'e aui Nash
Nile. $3.50. Manhattan. Sc Ion, Meuopoi-
tan Street Railway son Missouri Pa
ciac. 1880. New York Genital 5s.Ha. Nor
felix and Western. i21l0. Northern Fasinc.
$500. Northern pariHs preferred. $500.
Pennsylvania $500. Reading first pre-
fcrred. 9an. 81 Louis ana san Franeisco.
Z eo. ST. Paul. % NJ. southern racih -.-
Geo, southern Railway. 1eN. Union 3 ir.
4, soo. Union Pacific preferred 7.soo SIN .t-
iug and Kenuiug, $500. American steel
and Wire 50 en-. American Tobacco, H.
Coo Brooklyn Rapid Transit. $500. Colo
RADIO Fuel and Iron. s eaa. Continental To
baDco. $50. Federal steel H.5o. People %
Gas. $500, Sugar Us oo. Tennessee Coal.
q leu. Emitted States Leather 1890. United
States Rubber ii,No. Amalsnmatod Cop
per $500
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-24

New Orleans. Nov . Secretary Hes
ter's statement OF the worlds visible sun
ply Of cotton shows tho total visible a
A-i-.S2 against 4oi902s last year OF this
the total OF American cotton Is e.75Ssl.
against S.ts6.o39 last year. and 81 an oth-
er kinds. including Egypt Brazil. India.
etc. $1,000 against 81 uD last year
The total worlds visible supply OF cot
con shows a decrease compared with Iast
year OF 5ss ~.
% the worlds visible supply there is
now anoat and held in Great Britain ana
Continental Europe, 1.75s010 against I. $50
0o las' year in Egypt. l32eo. against
$4,000 last year. in India 1900 against
1900 last year. ard IN the United stStes
$4,000 against l.sito50 last year.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-24
,1,rnrnnL corrnN MARkT-r.

Liverpool, Nov. 23.-Cotton. spot moder-
n.e business. prices easier. American mid
.u.rs 5s.d. The sales OF me day were
al bales. az which 600 We're for specu-
istran aud export, ana included $500 Amer
trnn. receipts l2.e10 bales, including $500.
American.
FUTURES opened quiet and closed steady.
American mldding low middiing clause.
November. 5.35d. sellers. November De-
,emner. c2d. buyers. pccember-January.
.aa5 ani buyers. January bruary
sd sellers. February March. 5 26d. buy
.fs. March-April Q 2id. buyers April
May. -gG5 80. buyers May-Junc, 5.2ld.
huvsrs June-July. 5.lsd. buyers: July
August. SID. buyers. August September.
0si sellers.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-24
Movement Into sight.

New Orleans. Nov. . Secretary Hes
.ors weekly New Orleans Cotton "a
c1ange statement issued to-day shows
decrease ln the movement into signt
impaired with the seven days ending this
Hlle iasi year. In round figures. Al. 0p.
For the eighty-four days OF the season
rot have elapsed the aggregate is ahead
'i the ~ DAYS Of last year. 2i5c0o.
The amount brought into sight during
ne pas week has been 81 sos. against
h-ast for the seven days ending Nov.
iast year.
he movement since Sept ]. shows re-
pir at an United States ports. 1073 -
AGAINST 2T6S. 1854 last year; Overland across
.he Mississippi ohio and Potomac rivers
20 Northern mills ana Canada. 1ea.2
nsainss slf-s2e last year; interior stocks IN
excess o. those held at the close OF the
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-24
MEEIN,s nANIN CLEAnINGs.

New York, NOV q The total hank
ciearings al the principal cities Of the
United states Tor the week ended Nov.
p. were &2.2s ma. s3i. an increase Of 1875
per cent. compared with the same week
lart year. outside OF New York the to-
tai was S7ef.6il 500. an increase OF SO per
cent
New York. Nov. 23-Mcncv on call
steadN 2}a4 per cent. last loan. 3 per
cent. Prime mercantile paper sG3A Ter
cent. Sterling exchange strong with act-
ual business On bankers bills az 50 S0
fSjis for demand and az 81 NHai STA. Cor
sixty DAYS Posted rates. 81 So ana 81 s.
Commercial bills. 81 sQisnf so3. Silver ccr-
dictates 6f0e5c. Bar silver 633.c. Mexican
dollar. Soc Government bonds strong
state bonds steady Railroad bonds lrrcr
Ular
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-24

All
TtiRoUGH
TRAINS 80 AND EXPRESS
Pullman
TRAINS
a
cor as to r sch eta .appytO
s v + C. NJ. J NJ, " a,
tenn
p a 7 A sietsav ca phoneaS
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-24
SNAKE sroPrED oHURoH SERVICE.
women stood ON the seats While
Men Chased the Reptile.

FT0W "" IHIHlNITfFlIa IHukFF
shippensburg Nov 2i-During revival
services In The United Brethren Church
a snake was discovered crawling over tho
floor under the seats. ons lady noticed
something moving over her shoe. and In
"a few moments felt q passing over the
other. when she found Il VAS a snake
che jumped Oh enc seat. and the church,
which was crowded, was thrown into con-
fusion
The ladies stood on the seats while tho
mcn tried 10 capture the reptile. which
raced back ana forward through the
church IN its efforts 60 escape. After Il
WAS captured the hervices were resumed.
II II supposed some mischiev0us person
carried " into the church and turned u
loose.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-24

commercial year 525.isa. against 81 SIS last
year. Southern min tskings $50 &C.
against 2s5.574 last year.
Foreign exports for the week have been
iso1 against 49, 25 last year. Tho to-
tai tokiuge of American mills. Nor,n aud
South ana Canada. thus far Cor the sea-
son. have been 9s6.66l. against i..lIs6 last
year. These include i96.lH by Northern
spinncrs. against GN2se
stocks al the seaboard and the - lead
Ing southern interior ccnters have in
creased during the week N.GS bales.
against "a increase during Ca, CORE
spending period last season Of lla.s1S. and
are now $1,000 smaller than az This date
u 1859
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-24

dun. unchanged. No 3 spring wheat. G5aG
7lc. No. red, 7ln07si4c: No. corn, asa
sc: 10 ? yellow. tic. No. white. &NR
nc: No white. 2iaaNe. No rye. &C;
fair 90 choice mailing. barley. 6s060c. No.
max seed, 81 6sisQi Tic. No. 1 Northwest
ern. N.Ti. prime timothy seed, si.i0ua.2o;
mess pork. per Dbl. so s7isaii %: lard.
per 100 lbs. H.o0a7 20; short ribs sides
Oooee) s. 75G7 Is. dry saited shoulders
(boxed) s7s0ssc short clear sides boxed.
s. J06.s5c
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-24
may GOODS.

New York. Nov 22-The chief feature
ia cotton goods to-day has been an adj
vance Of iac per yard IN several leading
tickets Of bleached musllns OF which
stocks are exhausted. Ia brown sheetuss
ana drills the situation is unchanged
Print cloths are hnm. but business lin
tied. Denims ticks. piaids and other
coarse colored cottons very firm. business
moderate Prints are in about average re-
quest at previous prices Linens firm with
fair demand buraps IN indifferent re-
quest. but prices are arm.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-24

Sew York. Nov 1.-The stock market
onened exceedingly active and again
showing Irregular price changes. New
yo-k Central ana other Nanderbilts To-
eefher with Pennsylvania and Granger
SHARES. we're all couspicuously strous,
Thc Northern Pacific issues, on the other
hand were somewhat reactionary and
e.rewhere IN the railway list prices had
an uncertain drift The initial dealings
today In tho stock Of Amalgamated Cop
Der Company. were Effected. and the stock
waa n good request. The Industrial
ouartrr sugar was decidedly weak. while
Federal Steel. American Steel ana Wire.
together with the other low priced ln-
dustriais. were feverah. The local trac-
ton group was fairly active. but the
price changes IN that direction we're COM
paratively limited Iondon market Tor
American stocks after being depressed
IN the early DEALINGS. scored a general re-
covcrv ana prices were quoted somewhat
above paritv with New Yorks hnal hg-
ures The dealings here for foreign &C
count continued in tremendous volume on
both sides OF the account There was
Httle local news % any account bearing
on the general market OF particular
stocks. Sales i.i0s 90 sheres.