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The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-01

New York Nov. 3o-rhe stock market
opened generally strong and notably
tive. there being only few exceptions z"
tho common tendency 81 prices. lhcHe
we're altogether boa the Industrial qunft'-s
notably ia Continental Tobacco Amer J.
can Smelling and sugar the hef namnl
Being uufavorahlv affected by reports ~
prospective competition. Speculative a.
tercsi was almost entirely conferred in
the railroad list. IN which vote a number ~
material advances The features were
Southern faviiir. southern sss'i'=s't N-N
York Central. Chesapeake and ONO la"
Atchlsous and Pennsylvania. The losal
trnetlon group was not notably active hu
transactions a. that quarter were eHeSt"n
"a a generally higher level. Peoples Gas
was actively dealt above "Wednesday 5
dual figures The London quotations Tor
American stocks showed advance whlch
extended 90 } poiat above wednesday 5
final ngurca which contributed 40 mue
10 the Initial tendency 81 the local mar
ket Foreign houses were fairly active IN
this market. but on both stdse Of the az
count sales OF stocks o6-.G45 shares.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-01
COTTON LETTERS.

,,eu, York. Nov. a0-Murphy 4 Co. say;
coitor in Liverpool since closing on che
t..a advanced l-lGd on spots, middling up
~ Fltures closed 3-6fd higher vestcr-
.. and further advance 4-64d to-day.
.I about 7-e{d up or nearer ana f-cid
distant months The advance was oon-
,.t.-sf 10 bears covering and small Of
t.. owing TO better business IN China.
.itIces being very much stronger
. .arected. caused au active and fever
market here az about u points higher
- .sr and 10 points on spring months,
D.. a. usual the advance brought out
collins sales. However. there wss lie
49, change IN prices. Local bulls bought
freely during the early part Of the
-r January advancing 20 9S7c. Tine
,-.ai was very dun in the noon call
declining 4 10 points.
tr..s- n J.. Hentz Company Of New
vo cornish us with the following fig
ANS assuming the crop brought into
XIX, .a Dec / will he $1,000 and that
(, presents The average for the past
t....s wears on thst date which was - 70
omit the Weld will be s31Oo CO. II
,.f to the siowest moved crop 20 Dec.
-n Ip020W0 bales. Fastess moved
--. Orb pee l. b48 $4,000 bales. Aver
f .... Two years. 9270. 00o bales While
v.tr.ts the crop has been marketed very
f..... bar one feature that should not
b. .r locked the crop was about three
v-es late. so che above figures may not
,far. bee applied 20 this crop The New
p-r.. crowd continue very bullish that
r-.. today showing more strength
,-.r r.-s however. we did MOI fully re-
...rf .l the Improvement In Liverpool.
rrl .a decline Is expected from that
morrow Estimated all ports -.
aat EeA New Orleans expects
. v 200 20 $3.50 against 1000.
... expects tomorrow. 800 to i0oo.
asst
. York. Nov. 3o-Hubbard Bros a
During the holiday IN America
o.. Lrarnool market recovered the DE-
din. NJ Monday. especially on the nearby
r.HrrrI-e where the same tactics as were
r.-a.qirtat last season Of advancing the
iur. Uate deliveries were seen. Strangely
tr. ..e. IONS whom the scarcity win he
no., severe n the crop should prove a
tn aas was lower. This combination
r-...l lliiIeus OF solution and our trade
ono .l.t. puzzled 20 determine its mean
The temper In face Of a larger in
t...ar Movement than either last week or
ia.t vs4r. is 20 await further develop
m.ne from Liverpool. but noe 70 DE
snort Manchester dispatches report a
better demand from China than for some
time past Transactions were on a limited
scale Jog the advance. as naturally after
ths holiday buf the general idea was for
@ better market tomorrow.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-01

New York. Nov 20 Flour quiet and
somewhat easier in tone with the break
in wheat
RYE hour dull.
Corn meat easy; yellow Western. ssc.
rive steady,
Barley quiet barley malt duh
Wheat-spot easy: No. 2 red. ~ op-
tons had an easy opening with eablor,
hut rallied SHARPLY on adverse crop news
ami good speculative demand Suisse
quentiy this gave way 10 an active re-
newal Of December liquidation. aided by
news Of more Minneapolis mills shutting
down. and prices touched lowest point o.
the day. closed weak. AUAc. net decline
March. 7ei.c May. no December. 7gisc
Corn-spot weak. No 3 i5Ac. options
opened Fteady on hEht offerings. but
qWckiy turned weak on liquidation sup
plemeuted by nno weather. reports Of
weak isQsso lower May. uhc. December
Ehc.
= Oats-s SPOT quiet and steady: No. p
sic. options inactive and weaker.
Reef steady
Cut meats steady.
Lard easy
Pork steady
Tailow market dull.
Petroleum duh.
Turpentine steady.
Rice firm.
sugsr-RaW strong. fair refining. 5-isc
Centrifugal - test T-iec. molasses SUI
gar ii-iGc. refined steady.
Conee-spot Rio steady No z. invoice.
TIC. mild market quiet: Coriova 9i4ff
i3ac Tho market for eoffee futures
opened steady az an advance Of 10 20 l5
points and scored n further 5-point rise
on local ard foreign buying. the result
OK bullish European cables. small receipts
az Brazilian ports ana interior towne.
steadier feeling In the spot markets. and
an absence Of bear pressure Later the
market turned easier following q severe
reiapse In Hnvre. ana an appearance Of
selling orders from abroad. Trading was
rather slow; closed barely steady az net
unchanged prices 90 points advance
Total saiea z3.oo0 bags, including Dccem-
Der. eloc; March. s.a50s .toc; May. e50c
July. e.5ogs.ooc: September, 6.e5a6 zoe.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-01
TESTERS ooTrox REPORT.


'''"s Of the Crop ~ shown by the
statement for November.
M" Orleans. Nov. Secretary He's
Sew Orleans Cotton Exchange state
som ued Today shows an Increase for
", month 10 round figures Of io9oo) bales.
Total for November was 1877 s3l
ie,s il5 last year
ono mount OF the crop brought into
ior ihe three months from seotem-
F." November inclusive. Is $4,000 over
h.t cor.
WoVcmcnt from the FIRST Of Septem-
November 80 inclusive shows re-
an United States delivery 3oris
go against s,0i9.si3 last year. over
oss The Mississippi Ohio aud Po-
rivers iu.Q3i. against isi.032 last
athein mill takings. exclusive OF
7nsumed al Southern outports
against $50. $50 last year. interior
10 excess OF those held az the COM
hent Of the season sec. 80 against
Iasl year These make che total
% the cotton crop brought into
curing the three months ending NOV.
i'l'l against f5l9.e6o last year.
a. h tpnners took during the month
tmper a9i,lt0 bales against 80 0is
'ir increasing their total for the
ga 'i9''' against ''''''' '''-'
''f 'gn exports for the Arst three
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-01

CoTTON-savannah to Boston. pei
cwts Pc. 10 New York. per cwt 81. "a
Philadelphia. per hale 81. Baltimore. 81
FOREIGN DIRECT Bremen. 30. Liv'
erpool ioc. Hamburg sc: Genoa. -,
barcelona. Sc; Manchester 45c. iiavrc
co.. Antwerp. ior. Reveal. slc. ROTTERDAM
i0c. Trieste t3c INDIRECT liverpool
gJff3sc. Hamburg fOr. GothenburR 53.
LUMHER-By sail-FreiRhts steady. a.
Baltimore and eastward. $40 10 s. - pei
~ including Portland
LFMHER-Hv etenm@SnNannah q
Baltimore. eco 10 r r. r. or y and O.
docks. $3.50. 10 Philadelphia Isaac per
cwt @ pounds TO FOOT. 10 New York,
$50 per NJ. SIS 90 dock; lightcred "a
Boston $40
NAVAL sTOREs-The market is firm
medium size vessels Rosln--Cork, Tor
orders. 30 90 per barrel OF $40 pounds. ard
5 per cent primage. Spirits a. - per
20 gallons gross. and 3 per cent primagc
Large vessels. resin. Be- spirits & 81.
Steam. iio per 100 pounds on rosln. 2lhc
on spirits Savannah 20 Boston. and 9hc
on roaln and 49, on spirits TO New York
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-01

New Orleans. Nov 3o-s,creiary Hes
ter's statement OF the worlds visible SUPP
ply OF cotton issued to-day shows thc to-
,al visible 20 be 1853 As. against 325s .si2
last week. and fo6i3sl LAST year OF this
the total OF American cotton IS 2sgq.85s.
against 275s3l2 last week and g. i95 gs0 last
year and Of all other kinds including
Egyps Brazil India. etc 51Aeo against
tgioo last week. 569.ooo last year
or the worlds visible supply. a. above,
there Is now afioat and held lu Great BRIT
ain and Continental Europe. l.5550o.
against 1891. 90 last year. and 25iS 90
year before last. la Egypt l55.eQ. against
10 % and $500. IN India IN ooo against
10000 and 10000 and in the United
States. l.t62.0oo against l513.0O and
n91 O1O
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-01
BANK CLEARINGs.

New York. Nov n The total hank
clearinRs 20 tho principal cities 81 thc
United states for the week ended Nov.
81 we're s. 49, 7i4.033. an increase % q per
cent as compared with the correspond
ing week last year. Outside Of New York
city The total ciearings were t5H.siA.S23.
an increase OF 9s per cent.
New York. Nov. S1-Money on call
steady at 3lsdi per cent. The last loan was
AZ 3is per cent. Prime mercantile paper.
pkd5 per cent Sterling exchange hrm
with actual business in bankers bills AZ
sts5NQ4 Sis for demand and Asiaa4.slSs
for sixty days. posted rates. Ns2iz and
flsih Commercial bills, NaAn4nA.
silver certificates stGe5c Bar silver.
eti.c. Mexican dollars Soc. Govern
ment bonds Irregular. state bonds mac
live. and railroad bonds strong.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-01

Butter market dun. creamery. isQ2sc.
state dairy i6123c
Cheese steady large. iOasaile, small.
liuuHc.
Eegs strong state and Pennsylvania,
l1ngsc. Western regular. 2Oa2tc.
Potatoes qulot. Jerseys 81 olfii III New
York 81 Nni e2is Long Island. 81 .50dL75:
jersey sweet. 81 75Q2.T5.
Peanuts steady. fancy hand picked. 4A1
s.. other domestic &c.
Cabbage steady. Long Island. per 100.
g. 00nf 30
Freights 10 Liverpool duh. cotton BY
steam. 2oc.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-01
NAYAL STORES.

Friday. Nov 80
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-The turpcn-
tire market closed frm to-day az sec The
opening was steady AZ 1910 with sales Of
25D casks and the closing Arm At Sac. with
further sales Of $50 The demand through
out the week was fair. though y was at
steadily declining prices. The receipts
for the week were 7.iii against 3.5o5 last
wear. and the exports 2s25. against ea9
last wear. The exports went 10 New York
T86 Philadelphia ISL. Baltimore 10. inte-
rior 60. Hun ISIS.
POsINs-The rosin market was entirely
fcatureless during the week. There were
no changes IN quotations. The receipts
v,,re n rs against q 10 last year. and
the exports 1925 against 2ooil last year
The exports went 10 New York 2.@ha Phil-
,deiphla 1876 Baltimore 2@5s. Interior
oss HUI. l0i2 Genoa. S6s6. Pernamhuco
2. s7a and Liverpool $50.
ouotatlona-At the e'ose of the mafkr'
to-day the following quotations were bull
Ie,ined al the Board o. Trade;
Spirits Turpentiue-Fi-m nt a9c; sales OF
go casks.
tnet, rrtn. sales In.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-01

AL and dorsrt 'front.'
"A
Richmond Charlotte ana
UNITED STATES vsihulcd
Al Drawn 6eepn
r T. & @. NJ T 81 W. TURK, O. F. A.
G.
II Asst
GRoovER Plant sleem station
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-01

months Of the season have been 1851 &C
bales. showing an Increase over last sea-
son Of SO $50
stocks at the seahoard and the - lead
los Southern interior markets on Nov. 80.
were l.43fT9 against lbs 5S5 the same
date last year
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-01
DRY GOODS.

New York Nov. 0.-Business IN dry
goods resumed after the holiday without
change IN general character. Demand for
cotton goods duh on the spot. but fair
orders otherwise. Bleached and coarse
colored goods very firm Light weight
brown cottons also firm. Prinf cloths
aulet and unchanged. Prints In moderate
demand. Ginghams firm. Linens in fair
request and Arm. Burlaps scarce and
prices tending upwards.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-01

uo- pound burlap sacks. Mhc lo-pound
cotton sacks. a2iac l25-pound burlnr
sacks 5Sisc i25-pouud cotton sacks. 5sii
aln-pouud burnp sacks aic.
HIDES Marke, nrm dry flint. i2Mc
dry salt liisc green saIied. Co.
wool Nominal. prime GeorEia. free
81 sand burs and black wool 1885, black
1871 bury. 10, Wax &c. nlow, sac
Deer skins. 2c
Frult- ana Nuts.
APPLES Northern variety. s. to03t0
ORANGES tFla). s. NN3el per box.
Pnt' Nrs-Aaa - So !ee. 80 . 80, sasS
COS to 7os. 70. 7os to sos. 6isc. 500 10 aos. &c
sos 10 l0os. Sic
BANANAs-S 2sG2 % bunch
LEMONS Market steady at 8 O..
COCOANTTS-ki 25 per 100
pI9ANUTS-Ample stock fai5 demand
market nrm. fancy hand picked. Virginia,
per pound. sc. hand picked Virginia. cx-
tras p.c. n G seed peanuts. &C..
NuTS-Almonds, rarragona. i6s. Ivicas,
i6c. walnuts, French. i2c. Naples. re
pecans. i2c. Brazils. isc hlherts. he. as
sorted nuts. 5o-pouud ana 1S-pouud boxes.
i2i-c.
Cotton tagging and Ties.
BAGGING- Market nrm jute "a
pound $40; large lots siAc small lots.
NfAAisNa IIHNs ttHA AtAHiil NAahliNH As1ll.
TIES STANDARD, i5-pound. arrow, large
lots 3llo. email lots, 81 30
BACON. Hams aud Lard.
pACON- Market nrm, d. C. r. sides.
7sac y s. bellies. SIC EASTERN. accord
cording o. average size: - s. Bellies SAS
tNestefnl smoked G. Il sides. sac
tlAMs-Sugar cured. iih4i2itc.
LARD-Ture. IN ucTces. Sac. I'm g.
pound tins and So pound tubs. Sic
compound. IN tierces sac. 50-p0und tins.
ana S0-pound tubs 6isc.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-01
COTTON naeaIna aud Tic..


FISH Mackerel. hnlf-barrcls. No ..
s.. SO. q Ue: No B. SO kits. No.
I. ss). No q 81 a.; No q $50 Goldfish.
i-pound bricks oisc. 2-pound bricks. g..
Smoked herring per box. i7ni9c Dutch
herring. la kegs Sl.iO. now mullesa half
barrels. f37
SYRUP Market quiet. Georgia ami
Florida syrup buying 81 2sd9oe. selling
at 21H2ic sugar house a. i0aidc
HONEY Fair demand: strained. in bar
rels GuG0r gallon
High wines hawif. slT
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-01
COTTON SEED OIL.

New York. Nov 3o-Cottonseed oil
nominaily unchanged and barely steady.
without noteworthy demand. Prime crude
barrels. 2sisc nominal. on summer yellow.
aiisc. prime winter yellow. 7aIAc; prime
white. 2ic. prime meal. s1sOoll2f50
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-01

FOREIGN EXCUANGE-M Market barely
steady. Commercial demand. Sass. sixty
days. 81 so7. ninety days. H7si. france
Paris and Havre. sixty days. 52lA. Swiss
sixty days 52ii. Belgian, b2i. marks.
sixty days 9i ninety days ss's
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE Steady.
banks are buying az lis discount aud
selling as follows. - and under zoe pr
MUM 81 % SO Toe premium so 10 Sid1
s'c premium sl0o 90 $40 25c premium
500 10 81 90. q. premium Sl,o10 aud over.
55c per 81 premium.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-01
CnIcAGn MARI,Ers.

Chicago Nov. ae--Wheat WAS dull. DE.
ceu1bcr. having saEged on liberal receipts.
absence 81 foreign demand aud other bear
iah confederation. closed &C under We'd
needay November corn dropped SIC on
liquidation and December closed Nc down.
Oats closed An4sc depressed. and pro-
visions 2isaGc 60 i7iac lower.
The leading futures ranged as followsi
Opening Highest Lowest Closing
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-01
ARRIVAL on TRAINS

Magnificent Pullman buffet sleeping car
service 20 Washington. Baltimore Phla-
dolphia and New York; also 10 Jackson
VILE and Tampa
Dining care from Savannah 10 Hamlet
and Richmond 90 New York
BUFFET parior cars Savannah 10 Mont.
Komery.
For additional Information apply 70
Ticket once. Bun ana Bryan streets.
Phone -
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-01
FINANCIAL.

MONEY-The demand keeps fairly up
with the supply.
RANK CLEARtNGS-Th bank clear
inRs during the rast week Were - ss0 70
go as. against t326 0i2oi for the o7rre-
spending period last year and s. sf3. ISL 81
scs else c@:-c-i.,;s See 30, TOD Jf isss
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-01

LIME CALCIUM. PLASTER AND
Cemcnt-Alahama aud Georgia lime IN
fair demand and sell az ~ cents q barrel.
sn-eciai calcined plaster 400 per barrel.
hair. 4u5c RosedaIe cement. 81 2gGfl 81:
carload lots. special. Portland cement. re-
tall. t22S. carload lots. E0sT2e -
LUMBER. r. o. y. VESSELS, sAVAN-
NAH Minimum. ward sizes. 4i0yMll00:
car stills gl2 i0Q 300. dificuif sizes sl4 o.
adso: ship stock SO cpHis04. sawn ties.
S O0AG50. hewn ties. 2Uasc
OILs-Mavket steady demand fair zig
nal lsQa0c. West Virginia black. s1i2c:
lard. Sc. neatsfoot. ssa70c; machinery. u
aaso: linseed oil. raw. 7slrc. hoilel. ISL:
Kerosene prime white. i2s. water white
isc: Pratts astral i4c; deoiorized stove
gasoline. drums. iissc. empty oil barrels
delivered. Sc
sHoT-Drop. N5o b b. ana large. i75.
chilled. u.75
IRON-Markct very steady Swedr. 5isc
NAIIS-Cut f20) base: wire. t225 base
BARBED WIRE-&2bO per 100 pounds.
GUN POWDER-Per keg, Austin crack
shot, Ao0. half kegs. 28. quarter kegs.
81 .. champion ducking quarter kegs.
& 25 Dupont and Hazard smokeleae. half
koge. tiiss. quarter kegs t5.T5; i-pound.
canlstsrs. 500. less % per cent? Trois-
dorf smokeless powder. i-pound cans, 81
70 pound cans. SOC pound
salt, aides ana Wool
sALT-Demand Is fair and the market
steady. carload lots. 100 pound burlap
sacks. l7c. ioo-pound cotton sacks. sc;
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-01

Dried ana bNnpornfrd Fruits.
APPLEs-Evaporatee, 7a7isc sun dried.
st+nGc
-Evaporatcd l0c pound.
ncctarines Zoe
RAIsINs--f. L.. s.. 10: imperial oshinets
so75. loose J-round boxes. 81, pound
PEACHES Evaporattd pealed. i7ih-:
unnealed sa.a9c.
a
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-01

Charleston. S. c.. Nov. ao-Turpentine
firm. 3ac Rosin firm. unchanged
Wilmington. y. G.. Nov. Sl-spirits tuT-
pentine steady. unchanged. receipts 81.
Rosin irm, 81. 9oal Is. receipts is6 Crude
turpentine steady Si4oa2t0. receipts IL.
Tar firm 81 55 receipts "a
New Orleans. Nov % --Recepts. rosin.
as turpentine. l2l. Exports TO Liverpool
Rosin 90 barrels
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-01
STOCKS AND BONDS.

Large business Done nut Activity
Not Maintained.
New York. Nov. a0.--There was large
business done in stocks again to-day, but
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-01
OUTLOOK ron coTToN MARKET.

By +. a. Rogers & Co.. Inc
Figures and facts are conclusive evil
dence ana statistics show production de-
cTeasing and consumption increasing.
while estimates. this season. show pro
duetion decreasing. also consumption de-
crcasing
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-01

Connection at Port Tampa with PEN
insular and Occidental steamers leaving
for Key West ami Havana Mondaya.
Thuradays aud Saturdays. 10 90 .. m.
can at Ticket Offices for further infor-
nation.
}. n. POLHEMus 7 p A..
WARD CLARK. CITY Ticket Agent.
De Soto Hotel Phone ~
n W. wRENN. Passenger Trafc Man
aFer savannah Ca
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-01


daily and are kept a. near - possible 10
.scord with inc prevailing wholesale
uriros Omclsl quotations are not used
when they disagree with the prices whole
salers ask
rouutry and Northern Produce.
p0rrr.TRY-The market IS STEADY. QUO
fatioDs. Rroners 31Q25c per pair hair
sroNu gasor: three-fourthe grown. ean
far. hens. E5H7sc rooaterF. ou5c. ducks.
se8T5c: geese. 75cdueo.
EGGs-Fresh candled 29c cold storage
5agoc
arm Quotations Western creamery i|'r
81 O.. New York state dairy. lsu4c. extra
Elgins 21u2fc
cuEEsE Market nrm; fancy FUN
cream cheeee. Isisc Tor - 60 2-pound
averuge. 2sd3o-pound averages. isc.
Early Vegetables.
IRISH POTATOES Northern. 800
sack
CABBAGE-5aso per head.
ONIONs-Y elbow. Ia barrels. 100.
crates soc. red zoo
Breadstun. Iay and Grain.
FLOUR Market steady: patent Hs).
straight. s. -. fancy. 1915. family. SO
MEAIs-Pearl. per barrel. $40; per sack.
81 q. city meal. per sack bolted s. i2la1
7. AAs water kiWNt'At AAstnNA Atfat 'tAA NtAat
sacks 81 %. pearl srits Hudnuts. per bar
rel. N75. per sack, N.-zh, suudry
brands. t.lT4qi2o sack
CORN-Market Arm. white. job lotr o.
carload lots. SIC. mixed corn job lots d..
carload lots SEC.
RfCE-Market steady, demand good
fancy head. &C.. fancy. SIC.
Prime ........+. .........,., .--...,...b
Good ....,........... ....'..... ....... tls0lA
Fair ............. ......................t ff4th
Common ......-. ........... ............3is
OATS-No 2 mixed. carload. g3isc job
lots. 3j4 3sc. white clipped cars. 3sc Job.
tor.
BRAN-Job lots. a5c. carload lots ~
HAY-Market steady: No. ] timothy.
9oc' Job. 95e. No. 2 81 Job Sc. cars.
sugar and Coffee.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-01
MURPHY & CO.. INC.
COTTON, STOCKS AND GRAIN.

New York once. No g. Broadway.
ofices in principal cities throughout che
South. Write for our Market Manual and
book containing inatructlons for traAera
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-01

same Week Last year
Spirits Turneniino-Flrm % &c; sales
So casks
Rnslr-Flrm. sales go harrels.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-01
.,, OUTLAWS COTTON FUTURES.

Sow orleans, Nov. so.--cotton futures
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-01

Comparative statement OF net receipts
a. al me ports from Sept. l. 1870. to Fri
dsy evening. Nov. -, 1900. and from sept
3 i'sf TO Friday Dec l. 1899
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-01
m1.crI.I.,Nnors MAnKETs.

Note-Thoee quotations are revised
daily and are kept a. near - possible 10
accord with thc prevailing wholesale
prices Omclsi quotations are not used
when they disagree with the prices whole
a.f4ra ask
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-01

sock Of cotton a. all ports Nov. a.
T" ma on the same day Of the week
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-01

Depart Savannah Timo-one Hour slower
Than city Time
Schedule in Eject Nov
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-01

.conlinued on SIKH fasel
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-01
Receipts Past Week.

Receipts and stocks.
Receipts. shipments and stocks from
April 4, 1907 Co date. ana to the CORE
spending date OF last year:
fe.no. tooY
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-01
Plant System

Trains opereted by Goth meridian time.
one hour slower than city time
In eject Nov -. $50
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-01

sack
CABBAGE-5Gsc per head
ONIONS-NellOw Ia barrels. ~
crates SOC. red. SO
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-31
KANE WAS GAME, BUT LOST.
Kid Parker Lays Him Out in Five
Rounds.

Denver, Col. Oct. 31.-Before the
Olympic club tonight, kid" Parker, Of
Denver, knocked out Jack Kane. of San
Francisco. The fighting was fast and
furious after the first round. Kane went
to the floor for nine seconds in the fourth
round, and again in the fifth round be-
fore the finish came. He put UP a
deltfully game fight. In the fifth round
Kane came up weak and Parker started
after him with right and left swings to
the chin. nose and head, with an occa-
sional stiff right straight TO the heart.
Kane went down again for nine seconds
With blood all over his face and breast,
Kane rose slowly to his feet and shot
his right to Parker's head. following it
with lefts n rights to bod and head,
dazing the Denver boy. 1t o as
though Kane had secured a new lease
on life and the CROWD went wild with ex-
element, but the Kid began again to
make a punching bag of Kane's head,
and gradually wore him down so that he
could not hold up his arms to defend
himself, finally falling over on OF the
mat when Referee Cullin counted him
out. Kane got up and dragged himself
to his corner.
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railway company about which there
have been so many rumors recently, is
now virtually lodged with the interests
controlling the Chicago & Alton Railway
company, as appears from the following
announcement just made: The voting
trustees of the Kansas City Southern
company have been reconstructed by the
resignation of John Lambert, VIM. Eden
burg and Samuel r. Shipley and the cleo
ton in their place of L. H. Hartman,
George j. Gould and Otto H. Kahn.
Within the last few days it has been
declared both in Chicago and New York
that John w. Gates las purchased the
interests of Hartman and his friends and
that there had been a transfer to the
Hartman syndicate of the whole prop
errty. 1t can be said on authority that
this transaction has not occurred. Mr..
Hartman declines to discuss the Kan
sas City Southern deal when asked.
George Gould professed ignorance of the
whole matter. John w. Gates left for
Chicago last evening.