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New-York tribune., 1900-07-18
Rachel LEyoI KENNEDY WILL DECISION
APPELLATE DIVISION AFFIRMs THE DECREE
DIsMIssING THE PETITION FOR
ITS PROBATE

One OF the important cases decided yesterday by
the Appellate Division Of the Supreme Court was
that Of the alleged Will OF Rachel Lenox Kennedy.
The petition for the probate OF the VIII and codiciI
was dismissed by Surrogate Varnun. and this de-
cree the Appellate Division now afhrns Large
left 10 Presbyterian and other charities
in the alleged will
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pohnral Nonee.
Campai=n Vet I

Presidential candidates. rrau-psr~a5ies a4rs - -
htieAI Banner ana Equipment Co. - vessy s. NJ,
York Tel Ass C0rtlandt
New-York tribune., 1900-07-18

TO INVESTIGATE HOSPITAL SERVICE
London, July I'm the House OF Commons to-
day A !. BaItour the First Lord OF the Treasury
announced additional members OF the Committee
OF Inquiry South African Hospitals Sir David
Richmond. Lord Provost oS Glasgow, and F. Har-
rtson, general manager OF the London and North
Western Railway.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-18
GEoRGE L AII-ERHE

St Joseph. Mo. July I7-George Ludwig Muerhs
president and manager Of The VoIksblatt" Pub
fishing Company and for many years a prominent
German editor of Chicago and ST. Louis died here
last night from a complication sof diseases
New-York tribune., 1900-07-18
LOSSES AT NTTRAL'S NEK.
TWO HUNDRED BRITISH AND FOUR
GUNS AND AAIArUNTTION TAKEN.
LBr CABLE TO TIE TRIBUNE. !

IBT CABLE TBIBUEE.I
London, July is, a. m.-Boer reports Of the
Nitraps Mex affair telegraphed by The Ex-
press's" correspondent IN Lourenco Marques
put the British loss at two hundred, together
with four guns and ammunition and also horses
mules and foodstufTs. The Boer S-<s Is said TO
have been only ten N
New-York tribune., 1900-07-18
DEATH OF LIEUTENANT BowDEN

Ottawa, July 17.-Lord Roberts sent a dis
patch to-day that Lieutenant Bowden. son OF
the Minister OF Militia was shot dead in an
engagement. He was an officer in the Cana
dian Mounted Rifles
New-York tribune., 1900-07-18

General Francisco Ruiz sandovaI. who was ban
ished from Mexico about twenty-five years ago for
his connection with plot against President Diaz
IS well known in New-York City. where he has
lived the greater part Of his exile. Several years
however he has passed fighting in South American
revolutions He espoused the cause Of General Jose
Manuel Hernandez e. E MOchO'D last autumn. at
the outset Of the revolution against President
Audrade Venezuela.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-18

In this diagram the continuous white line the
changes indicated BY The Tribune self
recording The dotted line shows the tepera
tgrs as recorded al PerTy's Pharmacy
Tribune once July IS, a. m.The weather yesterday
vas rair and The temperature ranged between y
and 81 degrees s4I) being "a higher than
that Of Monday 5ts higher than thar Of The
responding q year.
ne weather today viii be fair hot
New-York tribune., 1900-07-18
IBT CABLE TO TIE rRIBrNE.I

Paris, July 1.-THE International Parry on Sec
ondary Education has recommended that the
gold medal be awarded to the American Museum
OF Natural History. Central Park. New-York,
for the excellence Of the Illustrations prepared
by its department OF public instruction and
for the wide syste-1 Of free education that the
institution is carrying on jointly with the De-
partment Of Public Instruction of the State Of
New-York. c. / B.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-18
TIE WEATHER REPORT.

YESTERDAYS RECORD AND TO-DAY's FORECAST
Washington, July 1.-THE barometer continues
slowly the South Atlantic Coast, and reports from
Bermuda show a marked rise the Atlantic in that
region. depression morning Lake
Huron moved slightly eastward depres-
evening northeast Montana
thunderstorrns occurred the Lower
sissppi Ohio valleys lake region The
temperature high OF AUeghanies
northeastwar1 Central New-England. Maximum
pe-aures Of es degrees reported this afternoon
Albany. Philadelphia Washington The temperature
a. o'clock this evening Atlantic States
generally ranged from 10 II degrees above
average Thundersorrs and local rains Indicated
region. the Ohio Lower Mississippi
valleys: elsewhere the weather Will generally tair
The temperatures Middle Atlantic States viii
moderate slightly during The for-y-eght hours and
reliee will ne Afforded by On
England and Middle Atlantic Coast fresh southwesJery
VIII prevail the South Atlantic coast
" 2 20
New-York tribune., 1900-07-18
FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND THURSDAY.

FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND THURSDAY
For New-EnglAnd. generally fair and continued warm
to-day; generally Thursday warm; fresh
soUyhwesterly winds
For Eastern New-Tork. probably thunderstorIns and
northern portion today gen
orally THURSDAY fresh brisk soUtherly winds
For Eastern Pennsylvania New-Jersey and Delaware
ery winds
District Of Columbia Maryland. Virginia North
Carolina South Carolina generally fair to-day
Thursday. light fresh s0utherly winds
Virginia and Western Pennsylvania showers.
followed by to-day. partly cloudy Thursday
southerly winds.
For Western Sew-Ycrk local rains and today:
generally Thursday; fresh soUthwestery winds.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-18
gAED0TAL CAPTURED At Ia GU4ERA.
SAD ENDING TO THE CRUISE OF THE COLOMBIAN
REBEL FLEET.

Caracas, July 1.-Two steamers, composing
the so-caIled Colombian revolutionary feet
which arrived at La Guayra, were seized by the
Government authorities, and their commander
Francisco Ruiz SandovaL was Immediately
lodged in iail.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-18

Al the Museum of Natural History it said
yesterday afternoon that the Illustrations referred
70 in the above cable message were those made
for lectures on the Hawaiian Islands the Riviera,
the Pyrenees and the Continent OF Europe general
ly. The illustrations consist OF lantern slides, OF
which there are seventy-two 10 each lecture. The
exhibit in Paris Is in charge Of Professor Albert
s Bickmore, who invited to deliver one OF the
lectures before the International Jury on Secondary
Education.
The authorities at the Museum send duplicate sets
OF slides and manuscript for each lecture as II is
prepared 20 various schools throughout the State
The slides and manuscripts become part of the
equipment OF the schools. This practice has had
much 10 do with the development OF the system OF
visual educa ton the excellence Of which has just
been acknowledged by the Interna toual Jury. New
York is the only State where the system Is widely
used; and Professor Bickmore recently wrote from
Paris that 1T is only necessary to keep it up 10
lead the world The aim Of the system is TO make
secondary education attractive. Besides being de-
ivered Ia schools. the lectures frequently
peated before wOrkingmen and the general public.
The funds for the slides furnished by the State
The Museum now has photographers in China.
South America. Alaska and Africa
New-York tribune., 1900-07-18

BABCOCK-ou Monday afternoon. lath inst, AZ her
residence n Jersey City. Emily starr widow or the
late Paul Babccck the a2d year of her
Funeral q the convenience Of the family.
CHAMBERLIS-On Tuesday. July II. the home of his
father. Orlando z charnberlln, in Planneld' y J.
Walter Chambsrlin. 81
Funeral services be al his 6i2 Madi
ave, Plainhed. Friday afternoon. at O'Clock
CI.ARF-On Tuesday. July II 1900 Le Roy Clark
Funeral his late residence $50 West 3oths,
ou THURSDAY. July 10. o'clock 2. m
Internent private
CODDINGTON-On Monday July 10 after a short Illness.
Gilbert Coedingtcn. OF me late Jonaf l. Cod
dingtou.
services wiz be held Knickerbocker. No.
247 5th-ave "wednesday Afternoon. a. . oelock-
Intermsut Trinity Cemstsry.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-18
BRADLET HABTn~s TAX ASSESSMENT,

u he Supreme Court yesterday Justice Dugro
Asaed Wrsr ~ certi0rarl requiring the Tax Board
= review its action in assessing Bradley A4afllh
- personal property worth sz.oG9 for the com
- year AR. Martin asserts that ne IS not a resi-
- q this country and lE therefore sNssi-ps I
ressS personal taxes Mr. Martin says ma n = "a
49, snt ~ OF Scotland and lives near inverness. -
- IA he Is not engaged IN any business ~
New-York tribune., 1900-07-18
GOLD MEDAL FOR THE MUSEUM.

JURY ON SECONDARY EDU-
RAJ HISTORY WORK IN THIS CITY
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5pcciaI Nonrss
Tribune Subscription Rates.

.P s1Pressi0n restored 5y artificial teeth Dr. Usane
Exposition. -' '- @>N-Eu C1l---~-aa
New-York tribune., 1900-07-18
DIED.

Notices Of marriages and deaths must be In
dorsed with full name and address
New-York tribune., 1900-07-18

Arne. Lillian BlauveIt the soprano. is a pas
sssger OF the steamship Majestic which sails To-
s~g from LiEerDooL
New-York tribune., 1900-07-18
MARRIED.

BELKNAP-DCNoNT-o July lsth; inst. az the resi-
Right Rev John scarborough Bishop of NsW-Jsrssy
assisted by z NJ. Rodrlan. Marion Stswarr
dauEnter OF Mr. and Mrs. John p pumont. 70 Morris
b BeIknap OF Louisville. Ky-
New-York tribune., 1900-07-18
REMTTANCTS

address all communications relative 70 subscriptions 1
ellssnenI9 70 The -F,IBCNE. New-T-r< Cfrv Re-
or registered letter 1880 G
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IN NEw-YORK C-v

IN NEW-YORE CITY
NAL subscribers DAILY I'd
oe enarEed cent copy postage IN addition 10
The rates named
New-York tribune., 1900-07-18

Kiss Blanche Walsh win sail Tor America on
A-gasr p and on her arrival VIII Begin reh@arsalz
= Z new, and yet unnamed. play written for her
y Eugene ~. Presbrey.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-18

2zz Aca Rehan viii return 70 America the
-lssr part q September 4 new play by q prori-
al author VIII be placed in rehearsal immediate
y On her arrival
New-York tribune., 1900-07-18

BY EARLY NAIL TRAM
Nor az Dotntz State t,urzta - -a.r--
NeW-Tork). Calz1a Aiexlco-I
New-York tribune., 1900-07-18

TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-18
NOTES OF THE STAGE.

Een-y v. Savage who. with Maurice Grau. has
oeen IN London Paris and Berlin securing artists
.of the Metropolitan English Grand Opera COM
10y ~-- arrive or tEe LGcanla next FRIDAY
New-York tribune., 1900-07-18

Ss1erEl Lew Wallace viii spend The rest Of the
simmer n me northern part Of tk!s State He
- come 10 THIS city wtthln The week 70 confer
- k-aW d. EriilRer. and VIII then 60 10 me
.--llsy and remain TIL the opening Or Ben-ftl
= lle Broadway Theatre. September 3.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-18

A-Fhe KensicO Cemetery-P-4v... -
EtaTtern Railroad - minutes ride rro - rs-sns -T
DEPOT once. 10 East 42d-st --'-
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-21
COTTON LETTERS.

New York. Sept 2o-Hubbard Bros. &
Co say: Liverpool paid little attention
20 our market being influenced by the
weakness la the Southern markets. where
the pressure TO sell cotton has caused q
sharp decline Receipts al the interior
towns are showing heavy In comparison
with last season. These factors caused a
break at the opening most marked on DC
tober and December In the midst Of the
call Liverpool cables showed a rally,
which stiffened the market and brought
the local trade as buyers They held
their purchases until the afternoon. when
the liquidatio for outside accounts and
sales against the Southern offerings broke
prices below the opening quotations. The
trade have been buying on breaks for the
past three days aud don't feel 50 sure to-
day.
New York. Sept. 2o.-Murphy & CO. say:
Cotton traders expected Liverpool would
stand about f-s4d higher to-day In re-
Spouse TO the advance here yesterday
Consequently the decline there to-day OF
s-ssd on spots and September delivery
and , to 3-64d on later positions. coupled
with large orders TO sell holdings Euro
pean account caused this market TO open
irregular and weak about - points de-
cline Houston estimates for tomorrow
II 800 20 Y. 600 Receipts oil interior towns
and Southern ports are increasing rapid
IN ana holders offering more freely 20 EG-
rope. Decline brought Ia covering OF bear
sales and a stsadier tone to the market
with fairly good buying by conservative
interests
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-21
SEA ISLAND COTTON.

Reports from the sea island cotton
growing section continue 20 Indicate that
the outlook for big crop this season Is
anything but favorable. There seems TO
b. a disposition 10 hold for higher prices.
and the chances are anything short OF
fancy prices. Will not bring the cotton to
market.
The fact that receipts are light has not
enabled factors 10 establish a trading
basis. However, these prices are quoted:
fancy Floridas ........-...-...........2oi z7si
Extra choice TO fancy Georgias ..isl.g2o
Daily movements az other ports
Galveston-Stock. 1S018.
New orleans-Easy: mlddling. 10 i-is:
net receipts. s.SSi: gross, 1854: sales 1850:
stock. s3.i03.
Mobile-Easy; middling. log: net re-
oepts. l&; gross. iSe; sales. 200; stock.
esTs
charleston-Quiet; mlddling. iols net re-
ceipts. Si gross. S7l; sales. co.; stock
l2O7.
Wilmington-Flrm: ndddling 1914: net re-
ceipts. 3,s90. gross. 349O. stock. 2s.6s6
Norfolk-Steady: middling. 1855; net re-
cepts, 1887; gross. 1851: sales. 42i: stock,
il.T30
Baiumore-Nominai: mlddling iO7s;
stock. Isl.
New York-oulet; u,iddling 1915; gross.
1871 sales. 100: stack. 2S.5li.
Bos'on-Quiet; niddiing' lOA; gross, -
23S.
Phiiadelphia-ouIet; mlddling. lOA: net
receipts. ~. gross. 80: stock 1875
Daily movements al interior towns
Augusta-Quiet: middling. ioia; net re-
cepts. 2,t9s. gross. 2.757; sales. 2.ioo; stock.
SID.
Memphis-steady; middling. - s-is; net
receipts IA; gross, ia sales. go: stock
sTA
St. Louis-oulet: middling 10 7-is; net
receipts. 1858; gross, i.62S' sales, 5o8; stock
t7u.
Cincinnati-Strong. middling. 1914; net re-
ceip,s. 30. gross. i29: stock, T,iaa.
Houston.-Easy: middling, l0is; net re-
ceipts, ASA; gross. 1885: sales, no. stock
S.SSa
Louisville-Firm; u1iddllng. ioA.
Exports OF cotton this day
New Orleans-To Great Britain. 7.soo.
Moblie-Coastwise, go.
Observation-Disclosures. 1000; Coastwise.
2sf5
Norfolk Coastwise. 2OS3.
New York-Continent. SA.
Total foreign exports from all ports this
day To Great Britain, 1850. TO the Con-
tnent. 1854.
Total foreign exports from ell ports thus
far this week; To Great Britain. 2ss-'
20 France. ii.6T7; TO the Continent, D.
s5S
Total foreign exports since Sept J. 1900
To Great Britain. 5S.2i2. TO France. ESD
10 the Continent. S.ass.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-21

selling became more active and the open
ing call was AZ decline OF iaasl points.
me selling Was general and with advices
gene ally bcarish. the decline was in
creased 10 2Ia3 points Receipts az the
interior towns were . bcarish factor. be-
ing much larger than the movement Of
last year. The weaknees was Increased
oy reports Of unsettled Southern markets
Win spot buyers said 10 be retreating and
the English markets declining under the
pressure Of increasing offerings Tor near
ny shipment which were emphasized by
inc withdrawal OF American spinnors
from the spot markets Indications Of
heaVy receipts tomorrow also added 20
the selling movement. crop accounts
were certainly no worse. II they were not
more favorable. Selling for Wall street
was an active feature At times here the
market WAS very irregular and almost
phnicky. Shorts were about the only sup
port. although a few substantial parties
were buying FOR a reaction. The close
was barely steady at a net d<sline Of >
20 % points
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-21
STOCKS AND BONDS.
The Market Closed Quiet and steady
for the Day.

for the Day.
New York. seps 2o.-The closing OF the
stock market this afternoon was quiet
and steady IN remarkable contrast to the
disturbed state OF feeling which prevail
"a an day But there had been such
luis at various slmes before In the storm
Of liquidation. which swept over the mar
ket. ana whether the final quiet marked
clearing weather or simply a gathering
OF forces for another outbreak OF the
storm. was the question OF greatest in
ferest in Wall street. and upon which opin-
ions greatly varied.
The volume of the selling and the scope
Of the movement in the number OF stocks
involved Indicated plainly enough some
general causes or conditions AZ work TO
induce the selling. These general condi-
lions are the hardening money market
and the coal strike. and rather in the
background. the Chinese situation. Those
who found nothing in the actual news
sufficient 60 account for the extreme
weakness OF the market. offered a suppo-
sitlon that some development not yet
generally known IN the Chinese tangla.
had induced large selling by persons with
advance information.
No selling was forced by actual con-
traction OF credits. although the rates for
money showed q continuance of the re-
cent hardening tendency. The forces to-
ward depletion of New York money re
serves continue operative. The relief on
sub-treasury operations r. also on di-
minishing scale The progress OF the
strike afouscs keen apprehension OF out
breaks Of violence and extension OF the
trouble into new fields
The letting go OF special holdings which
have been recently accumulated on the
conviction that the prolonged dullness
OF the market would be terminated by
buying movement vas an influence In the
weakness and professional short selling
undoubtedly played a large part as well
The special weakness Of the steel stocks
recmed 20 show some peculiar aDDrehen-
sion that the conferences over wages ana
The Efforts 70 adjust prices would not bring
the Industry 20 a profitable basis Ten
nessee Coal was apparently without sup
port ana was nearly eight points on at
the lowest The stock rallied ~ on short
covering Pressed steel car. American
car preferred. Steel and Wire and Fed
erai Steel preferred we're down from 2
10 gib In the railroad list Missouri Pac-
clnc. Baltimore and Ohio. and Reading
first preferred suffered most severely
among the active stocks. losing two
points or over.
Bonds yielded IN sympathy with stocks
but the selling was not on anything like
as large a scale. Total sales par value
s1.i25o1.
United states new fours and hvcs de-
c.inrd y In the bid price.
The total sales OF stocks to-day were
tss go shares, including Atchison. 1889:
Atchisou preferred. 20.701. Baltimore and
ohio. 1870. Chicago Burlington and Quin-
~ IA SIS: Missouri Pacific. ALAS. Penn
avivania. 1910. Reading first preferred.
40. 81. Paul i4ess: Union Pacific. 1855;
Amcrirap Steel and Wire. 1918. Amerl-
r,o Tobacco, f7.ifs. Brooklyn Transit. 90
AZ. FEDERAL steel. 40. Peoples Gas. %
ies. sugar. g7.ii5. Tennessee Coal and
Iron. zI,isa
New York stock List.
do pref ....... e7st. Waeesh s....sas e
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-21
an.Ix. rnovIsIoNs. gro.

New York. sept m-Flour market
rather quiet. being disturbed by the sharp
break in wheat. although held nominally
az unchanged prices.
Rye hour hrm
Corn meal. firm.
Rye. quiet
Barley. steady. barley malt, dull.
Whcat-Spoi. easier. No. red. &Ac'
options opened firm on rains IN the North
west. but suffered a collapse later in the
day through pronounced weakness AT
Minneapolis. u reaction la Liverpool ca
hies aud extensive unloading by locals,
outsiders ana foreign houses, together
with unsatisfactory export Developments.
Closed weak az lkGihc net lower. Sep
tembcr closed Size. October. Sc Decem-
her stMc.
Corn-spot. arm: No. 2 i7lac; options
showed q declining tendency all day IN
sympathy with wheat and on liberal Chl-
caeo car lot receipts. Closed weak, i.a
81 net lower September closed sc. DC
tohcr. i5c. December, ave.
Oats-spot. quiet. No. 2. pc; options ne
elected and uominally lower.
Beef steady
Cut meats steady -.
Iard nrmer: Western steamed. NO.
geptember closed 500 nominal. refined
nrmcr. continent $50
Pork. iirm.
Taiow. nrm.
Rosin. steady.
Petroleum. dull.
Turpentine frmcr. Diamhc
Rice. firm.
Coffee-spot. Rio, quiet NO Z lnVo ,...
81. mild. quiet; Cordova, sAnlac w
,ares opened steady. with prices baio
nstnts lower ana ruled quiet ana weak I'M
der Humiliation following Disappointing
cables heavy receipts at Rio ana santos
uns,tisfactory warehouse deliveries ans
hs,r,sb attitude OF spot buyers. Closer
steadv AZ a decline Of s points. Totai
s,ies ia 800 bags. including September
81 %: December, N2o M.
sugar. raw firm. fair rehnins' So
centrifugal O. test. g.: moiasscs sugar.
&c: refined. firm. ,s,.s,
Rutter strong western creamery ~'4#
aiiLc, STATE. dairy. ibisI2oc
cheese arm. large and smnii Whls'' -
rges arm; state and Pennsylvania lsd
az. western, regular packing. az marx
lsni7Ac. ..oo,,, "a. to,,
Potatoes quiet. Jerseys. N.eMl.'o' lr'ns
island 81 s0ai.7s. Jersey sweets s-'~'"
275.
Peanuts steady. unchanged -.
cabbage quiet: Long Island per i''
Caiton By steam 20 Liverpool. so.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-21
NAVAL STORES.

Thursday. Sept. 70.
SPIRITS TURPENTtNE.- The turpen-
tine market opened ffm today ~ ~ cents.
,,,,,h ralee OF sga casks reported az this
rriee ana closed hrm at S7is cents. with
1urfber sales Of ioo casks. The demand
was good. both for foreign and domestic
,cro,nt IL was said after the closing
nat factors we're asking % cents, and IN
sope easee declined 20 turn loose for less.
The days receipts we're so. aud the cx-
ports. 1919.
ROsINs-The rosin market closed hrm
Today. with / and X ave up as the out
side and y and below tve up. The de-
mand WIS good Sales NJ the opening
zee lss barrels. The days receipts
,.,,r. Z Odd and the exports IS.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-21

LUMnER-By steam-savannah to Bal
tmore 500. 60 H. x. r. or y. A o. docks
$50: TO Philadelphia. iGssc per cwt.. a
lbs 90 fooD 10 New York. $50 per NJ.
ta7s TO dock. iightered TO Boston TO dock.
500.
NAVAL STORES The market Is arm:
medium size vessels. KuEin-Cork Tor
orders. 81 ca per barrel Of $40 pounds. and
per cent. primagc. Spirits. o. "a per
O gallons gross. and per cent. primage.
Large vessels. rosin. 81. spirits, - IL
Steam. lie per 100 pounds on rosin. 2ihc
Oh spirits. Savannah 20 Boston. aud SIC
on roain aud iac on spirits 20 New York.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-21
COTTON.

The cotton market closed easy to-day
at decline OF = cent. with sales on the
SPOT OF LIS bales. The receipts were
F1ss. against Ils0 last year. and 1855 year
before last While there was considerable
business done on the spot. that bv wire
was small. The unsettled condition Of the
market depressed prices. with exporters
seeking good middling T. o. b. al ioitc.
which was less than holders would ac-
cept No one seemed 10 have any offer
ings on lower basis than l0i. for good
middling. With spots OF &c. and futures
the same all around. exporters were not
disposed 10 pay the prices asked A lit
lie reaction may be necessary 70 again
get the buying element into line.
The following were the or.cial spot quo
the Cotton Exchange to-day:
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-21

Stock On hand to-day .......... ass iS4.67S
Stock GA hand same day last
wear . ........................ eS.0S3 80 zoe
Charleston, ). c.. sept. eo.-Splrlis tur-
penune steady. a5c. sales IS casks. Rosn
quiet unchanged
Wilmington. sept 30 Spirits turpcntine
steady. ssisc: receipts. 2l2
Rosln duh. N.lS4i..0. receipts. 49,
Crude turpentine steady. sll0Na 10. re-
colpts S.
Tar nrm. 81 40; receipts. los
New Orleans Sept. 30 Receipts: Resin
go barrels; exports. Liverpool turpcniine
$40 barrels.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-21
FINANCIAL.

MoNEY-The demand keeps fairly up
with the supply.
FOREIGN ENCHANGF;-AIa Market Is
weak. Commercial demand 81 "A.
sixty days. tiAA. ninety DAYS. 81 sol
francs. Paris and Havre. sixty day-.
5.2lA. Swiss, sixty days 5.eis. marks.
sixty DAYS 80 i5-iec; ninety days. Is s.l6c
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE - steady,
banks are buying az = discount and sell
ing as follows. - and under i0c pre-
MUM. s. TO so. iac premium: so 10 500
2oc premium 500 90 500 % premium; 500
and over par. Checks must average Sao
to Ect the par rate.
SECURiTiES-The market Is very inae.
tive. scarcely anything doing Quotations
arc rather nominal