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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-04-05
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Nse&@ SUBMARINES
Bank ealicyjski d. handlu
przemysln Y Krakowie zakoh'
ssyl uklady = frma Jan szczepanil
i Ska, 0 nabyoie wynalazk6w Jan:
Szczepaaika ma Austro=W egry
Rosya
Wynalazkl te o~bejmuja:
~ metode nowa sporzadzania
patron6w laquardowsklch ola
skanin wzorzystych W drodze foto-
grafcznej;
p maszyne de wybijania kart,
'kt6ra patrony automatycznie od-
.czytuje i dziurkuje kartony;
81 metode nowa tkania W
:trzech barwach, kt6ra wyzyskuje
znane postepowanie trdjdruku BAR
wnego. Overwhelmingly.
Pierwszy z tych wynalazk6w
<fotogra6cznyoh patron6w Jaquar-
dowskich), znany juz jest dobrze W
Europe 6rodkowej i zachodniej. W
Niemozech t~owarzystwo akcyjne
stosuje go cd Nowego Roku juz
praktycznie do potrzeb fabrykacyi
,niemieckiej. w Belgii i we Francyi
sprzedano " ostatnich w}asnie
"dniach w~ynalazek grupom pre-
myslowc6w i fnansist6w, kt6rzy
.jak najszybeiel wsprowadziG 60
Asi1uja do techniki tkaokiej, ably
ME da6 SIG ubiedz konkureneyi
.zagranicznej. W Anglii ukfady So
ma ukonczeuiu,' Przymyslowcy O.
.ceuili ca}a donios4osc pomys}dw
Jana szczepanika, kt6re umozli~
wiaja szybsze, sci6lejsze o wiele
etahsze sperzadzanie patronu, niz
esiegna6 sic ono dawa}o dotYch~
.ezasewa robota reczna. Meteda
Jana Szczepanika wykonywa6 moz~
ma W bardzo br6tklm ~czasie, DO "
kilku ,minutach ! z dokladaescia
nledokcigg}a q efektami Pc dsls
~dziena " og6le niebywalemi, najbar.
~dziej kombinowane IVORY, deko'..
racye, portrety, architektury. kra~
.jobrazy, kt6rych patronowanie
.frozlozenie W drobne k~wadracik) o
lie bylo mozebne, lyle czasu i tax
.znudnej w~ymaga}o piracy ze Mkt
sosie W 'fabrykacyl obliczonej ma
zysk, juz powoda samych kosz~
tow pozwolie ME m5g} ma czeste
.zrniany tych wzor6w.
Wynalazca zmiany wzor6w
u1atwil TEN samem ozywienie ca}ej
aziedziny tkactwa wzorzystego. a
IaIdGeW AuAuoAa Vs. oonAoA A"oAJ
kant6w do pos}ugiwania sic jego
patronami, gdyz jeden fabrykant
~stosujac nowq metode, lyle moze
wzorzystych materyi rzucic ma targ
i 0 tax r6znyoh wzorach, re ubieg-
ME wszystkich swoich konkuren-
tow.
w Anglii The Yorkshire
College, " kt6rym rok studY6w
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-04-05

nu potrzebnego do zagotowan1a,
jak zapewnia p. n, wYnosi ME
wiecej mad II kop,eiek, a uzycie
|pyroliny (tak sig dw plyn nazywa)
ME p~rzedstawia zadnego niebez-
pieczehstwa. gdyz p}Yn ME jest
wybuchowym.
Morderstve "
Choj n. each.
W Chojnicach; " Prusach
Zaohodnicb) zagin2} bez wiesci
uczeh tercyi, syn przedsiebiorcy
budowli p W,ntera. Pc .tygodniu
zanaleziono cia}o jego pod lodem "
ieziorze. Pezostal tylko tu}dw, q
odcieto glove, rece nogi. Ubi6r.
zegarek i pertmonetke zbrodniarz
zabra}. Dotad ME ma slada, kto to
zbrodnie pope}ni}. Il
P6zniej znaleziene " poblizu
kosoio}a kateliekiego podspednie
zamordowanego. OezywlSeie Us.
czestniey mo1deastwa pozbywaja
sle rzeczy, k1ore " raz,e rew'zyi
mog}yby sic przyczynid da wykry-
ella morderstwa. W6r. " kt6rym
sic miesci} tu}6w gamordowanego,
a ktdry mia} znak 81. w. a74s,
posiada} swego czasu pewien tutej-
sly krawiec.
f:Prokuratorya mniema re gimna-
nazyaste Ernesta Winrera zwabiono
do jakiego6 domu, tam go zamor-
cia1o jego py<wlertowano
ably }atwiej ozeaci nsuuac. Merder-:
ca zna} sic ma rzeznictw:e. 0 czem
swiadczy spos6b 1ozcinania zwfok
Odbywa}y sic poszuflwania "
obecnosci burmistrza iprokuratora
mianowicie " budynkach pc}ozo-
nych W poblizu j~eziora -mnichow~
skiego i Pc wszystkich ogrodach.
Poddano szczeg6fowej rewizyi
wnetrze synagogi, jednakze i tam
mic ME znalezlono.
Sprawl gmatwa,, sig, DO znik}
tam j~eszcze Observation-Disclosures, Pa
wei Buelow, II lat majacy, pocho~
dzacy z Jeziorek. Wypuszczono go
tego dnia z miejskiego domu cho-
rych, ale u swoich jeszcze sic ME
stswi},
Sroda. Stuzaca Eufrozyna
Jachowska otrzyma1a zIoty krzyz
zas}ugi., ola tego re W rodzinie
panstwa Czaplickich pozostaje "
s}uzbie beg przerwy lat 20.
PODPALILI KOSCI0k.
2 Indianapolis, Ind, donosza; =
Cd kilku tygodni odprawiano tn
nabozehstwa " nowym .Bapt}skim
ko6ciele i parafianie byll tax poboz-
nj, re nabozehstwa przeciagaiy sic
nieraz do pdznej nocy. Niepodoba1o
sic to sassiadom. ktorzy podawal,
Prosby do zarz4du niasta, skrzac
SIC L spiewy gra ma organach
przeszkadzaja i'm spat~ Skarge 70
lpoxostawiono bez skutku. w nie-
|dxiele wczesnym rankiem ioSci61
zaczal sic palid j gds stras prxybyla,
byl jul caly Y pionianiach TAI, i
budynku uratowat ME xdoiano
Niskt6res ose<ci fkotoiola spsI.As
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-04-05
DOKTOR p, I. kALIMERTEN.

DOKTOR =. ]. KALLMERTEN,
Dokt6r Kallmerten Y Toledo, Ohio, miaf wicej powodzeaie
leczac llstownie chronczne, nerwowei prywatne choroby, aniten
iakf inny ]okarz " Ameryce. Przeszfo rok temu DR.. Kallnerten 0fe-#
1owal S.. 900 nagrody takiemu lekarzowi. ktoryby udowodnil, zewyeczyf
: oieskach chor6b lyle os6b, lie on sam " takim samym czasie wyecsyhs
Do teqo czasu laden lckarz teo ME udowodnil, vice Dr.. KallnertA
ponawia to samaz oferte.
Niebadz oszukanym przez ACKNOWLEDGEMENT lekarzy, kt6rzy ID
lego sladem q narzucaia ci przez samych siebie fabrykowane swiars
dectwa wylec1en, ale pisz do Dr. Kallmerten'a ME zwazaiac ma to, k6 Ole
leczyl, iak d}ngo byleS chory Tub ma jaka chorobe: Opns mu wszystks.
jake5 st.ry, lie warzysz, jaka tua natura i zdacz loczek twych wlosdw
5 2 eentowym znacskiem pocstewym : odwrotns poc:tts od b,zsa Pc.
pr1ez niego, do tych tea motesz pisat. DR.. Kallmerten odebraltydlso
twiadectw Cd wyleczonyoh pr1ex niego os6b, ale ME podobiehstwem Jest
poda6 wszystiie tutaj. Jedno : tych, codopiero otrzymanych podajeny
nilej:
SxanoWny PAie Dr. Kannere S..#I#@S
Toledo Ohio. @4Z#@0 ##@####@
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-04-05
CiekaWe Rzeczy,


sAMowAR novego rods.ju.
w Walszawie p. Bogumil Me.
dzielsk, przedstawi} Y sail Towa-
rsystwa hygienicsnego zaprossonymn
prsedstawieielom prasy j p,semy-
slowcom samowara udoskonalonY
Palnik samowar jest bsz knots, Z
ograEany v MIN q psmoca spiry-
tcsu p}yn, wynalazku P: Niedziel-
skiego, ogrzewa " ciagu 20 min1ut
wode doiej zagotowania, ME wy
daj4c zadnego swedu; Koszt ply
nu potrzebnego do zagotowania,
jak zapewnia p. n, wYnosi ME
wiecej mad II %kopleiek. a uzycie
pyroliny (tak sig dw plyn nazywa)
ME przedstawia zadnego niebez-
pieczehstwa. gdyz p}Yn ME Jest
wybuchowym.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1900-03-15
HOW's This Z

WeTofer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any case of Catarrh that can
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure,
F. J. CHENEY & Co., Props,
Toledo, O..
We, the undersigned, have known
F. j. Cheney for the last Is years, and
believe him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
Dy their firm.
WEST & TRUAX,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O..
WALDING, KlNNAN & MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O.
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken inter-
nally. acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Price 75c. per bottle. Sold by all
druggists. Observation-Disclosures.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1900-03-15

Entered at the post Office in Colds
boro. II. c., as second-class matter.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1900-03-15
COTTON'S GREAT STRENGTH

The New York Commercial, an
authority on market matters and
commercial news, estimates that
the seasons cotton output is
easily worth 800, 600, 900 more
today than it vas two weeks ago.
This includes flushed and raw
product, +or cotton fabrics were
the first to respond to increased
prices for raw material.
Such an advance in values as
they relate to agricultural pro
ducts is almost unprecedent. The
Commercial thinks it perhaps
the most significant mercial
movement of the year. and it
meaps that those who persistent
ly tried for several weeks to beat
down prices have thrown up
their hands. Liverpool buyers,
whose prestige is entirely gone
are rushing to cover like fright
ened rabbits, while domestic OPP
orators continue to stimulate
prices by peremptory demand.
AS to, the future the prospects
are very bright. North Carolina
planters r contracting to sell
next seasons crop picked in Oc~
tober andNovember, 1900, at s
cents. "This," says the CONNER
clal, sis far more significant than
daily future quotations on the
exchanges would indicate. It ap-
plies to.a staple not yet grown
and not to a commodity already
moving. Eight cent cotton in Mo-
vember next means, if there is
anything in precedent, 10 and
perhaps IL cent cotton at the be.
ginning of 1901. Moreover, con
tracts of the kind mentioned will
do much to discount the evil of
overproduction, should overpro-
ductlon result from increased &C
reage. Of course, loss would fall
upon some one, but it would not
fall upon the planter who cer-
tainly has an inning coming to
him."
That there will be an increased
acreage this year is not doubted.
In Georgia alone 1000, 900 more
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1900-03-15
Mr.. JUSTICE

We pu1!ish in this issue a letter
from Hon NJ. Fl. Justice, with
drawing from the race for the
nomination for Governor, which
appeared in Sundays Charlotte
Observer. Tbs editor Of the Oh
server, IN commenting on the
letter, says that, ''Mr. Justice has
acted wisely and WE'LL"
It is, indeed, a manly letter.
Just such a letter as we would
have expected from one of the
most manly and lovable men in
North Carolina. Il rings clearly
on the great, all-important issue
of the coming campaign, the
Amendment; and when such men
as Justice, who r SO true tt
North Carolina, who have beer
tried il the ordeals Of war anc
political strife, and who are sc
capable for leadership, foregc
their personal and tangible ambi-
lions, IL order that nc shadow Of
defoat may lower upon the success
of the Amendment, surely the
comnonality Of the States citi
zenry can afford to vote for it with.
out question and without cavil.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1900-03-15
Shake IntO Your Shoes.

Aliens Foot-Ease, a powder. It cures
painful, smarting, feet and in
growing nails, and instantly taxes the
sting out of corns and bunions. It's
the greatest comfort discovery of the
age. Aliens Foot-Ease makes tight Or
new shoes feel easy. It is a certain
cure fer sweating, callous and hot,
tired, aching feet. Try it to-day. Sold
by all druggists and shoe stores. By
mail sc in stamps. Trial package
FREE. Address, Allen 8. Olmsted,
LIE Roy, N. Y. a1g2'
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1900-03-15
SMALL NATIONAL BANKS

Under the gold standard lawit is
believed many small national banks
will be started throughout the
country, and especially in the
west and South. Some capitalists
are preparing to start strings Of
them in small towns, and the
movement is so extensive that
some look for the establishment
of fully 1000 national banks with~
in a years time. Most of these
would be banks with a capital Of
1915, 900 each.
The facility with which a bank
can be started under tho new law
is not generally understood. Any
one who chn command 1000
capital can then start a national
bank, if he can induce a bigger
capitalist than himself TO purchase
for him $25, 900 of 2 per cent.
government bonds. By sending
these TO Washington he can pre-
cure the full amount Of their face
value, leaving him out of pocket
only toe premium on the bonds.
about $500 OF $500, and with a
national bank charter on hand as
an asset. All he then has to do is
to open his doors for deposits.
This would not be the best Kind
of banking, or the most trust
worthy, but it is banking that
would be wholly feasible under
the new law, and it is a plan that
will be freely tested.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1900-03-15
BEFORE THEY'RE HATCHED

In Commenting on the with
drawal of Hon. M. r.. Justice
from the gubernatorial race the
Charlotte News of Monday
says:
"His withdrawal simplifes the
situation. There are still three
Candidates for the governorship.
Mr.. Aycock, of Wayne, is far in
the lead in The matter of endorse
ment by county coventions. Mr..
Cunningham, of Person, also has
a strong following and says he
has from $50 10 800 votes already
pledged 10 him in The State con-
vention."
Just how Mr.. Cunningham. of
Person, jlstjfias this statement IL
fast, Or why he makes if, is pass
ing strange, in the face of the re-
turns thus far from the State at
large.
There are, we believe, ninety>
six counties in the State; of this
number barely more than ten per
cent. have held their conventions
for selecting delegates to the
State convention, aud Of this
number ninety per cent. have in
structed, outright, for Aycock-
from Ashe and Yadkin, and Cald
we'll, in the west, on down and
through the State to Pamlico, in
the east, inclusive, while only one
county, so far as we have heard,
has instructed for Mr.. Cunning
ham, of Person.
How al delegates be pledged
before they are named? And as
ninety per cent of those already
named have been instructed f3l
Aycock, it seems to US that Mr.
Cummingham's marvellous claim
Of from $3.50 to 800 delegates al
ready pledged to hin in the Stat'
convention" is a veritable case O:
"countlng your chickens before
they are hatched."
Yes, the News is right, "Mr.
Aycock, of Wayne, is far in thu
lead in the matter of endorsement
by county conventions" and wher
the State convention meets he vii
be nominated by reclamation; ans
on that "great day. the 800
pledged Delegates of Mr.. Gun
) ninghan, Of Person, will joyful,
vote 'saye."
49,
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1900-03-15

fertilizer tags have been sold this
year .htn last, and their sale in
other Southern States has increased
greatly, This is regarded as a
very accurate barometer. But
if the overproduction is not too
large there will be no heavy slump
in cotton prices next fall accord
ing to present Indications. A cot
ton famine is threatened all over
the world and it is going to take
a big crop to meet the demands
of consumers. The thing for
planters to do is to avoid making
that crop too large, SO that when
the pressing needs Of the mills
have bean meet there will be no
great surplus left over to make
consumers fesl secure in dragging
down prices.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1900-03-15

"He who has a gentle heart will Of
tenest be hurt.
IT'S easier to wound him than a man
of common dirt.
has a deeper misery, when mis-
cry begins,
But has a higher happiness when
happiness he wins"
These lines of homely truth are
sent hither by some gentle soul
from somewhere out in the wide
world. The words express much
OF she real philosophy of human
life They are so perfectly true
tat no man nor woman will ques-
aion, dispute or cavil. They call
to everything not evil in the souls
of mankind; to every generous
impulse, every thrill of affection,
every silent or uttered wish to be
charitable, virtuous, or unafraid
of attempting to do good deeds
where wickedness abounds. They
are of that spirit which causes
flowers to blossom IN waste places,
love to cheer hearts that ache,
peace to come to pain-ridden way
farers, weary and footsore and
Stricka0 on the highway that is
beset by the horde Of brigands
that do prey upon suffering hu-
manity! These truths r not un>
derstood by the perversely wick
ed, the ignorant, the bigoted, the
~lntolarant, the coward. or the
loud-mouthed bragart: Bat such
creatures as these know not that
which is clean Or truthful, and
pass generally UNDECIDED by the
! vast millions of the faithful.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1900-03-15

Editor Sheldon mounted The
tripod yesterday.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-04-22

Philadelphia, April 21-Arrived, schoon-
er Thomas Winsmore. Jacksonville; Mary
L. Bradshaw, Jacksonville; Levi Mart,
Brunswick.
Barcelona, April 17.-Arrived, steamer
Hurworth Savannah.
Jacksonville, Fla, April M--Cleared,
schooner Mary A. Hall Haskell. Boston
Charleston, S. c., April 2.-Arrived.
steamer Algonquin, Platt, New York,pro-
ceeded Jacksonville.
Key West, Fla, April 21-,Arrived,
steamers Mascotte Miner, Havana, and
sailed for Port Tampa Comal, Evans
Galveston and sailed for New York;
Arkansas, Hopner, New Orleans and sail
ed for Havana; CITY Of Key West, Bravo,
Miami and returned.
Sailed-Schooners Constellation, Wat
son, Fernandina; Goodwill (Br), Nassau;
Fearless (Br), Nassau; Nellie Bly, Belize.
Norfolk, Va, April As-Arrived, steam
ers Peerless BD, Galveston; e. M. Dali
gas DAM, Fernandina; Heros (Swdl, Key
West
New York, April 1S.-Sailed. steamer In
dia. Fernandina.
Pert Tampa, April 2i.-Arrived, steamer
Florida, Allen, Philadelphia.
sailod-Steamer Olivette. Smith, Ha-
vana via Key West.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-04-22
STOCKS AND noNDs.

New York, April 21-The stock market
took on an appearance of general liquida
ton before the conclusion of the Satur-
day short session. Stocks were thrown
over in large blocks and the whole list
broke badly, the general range of prices
of the most prominent active stocks fall
ing to a level from l to points under last
nights close In many instances the loss
exceeds these figures
The results of yesterdays meeting of
the Executive Committee of the American
Steel and Wire Company were very diff
ferent from what Wall street had per-
suaded itself they would be. The con-
firmation of the chairman's assertions of
oVer-productiop in the company's lines,
and the decision to cut prices was not to
be construed as reputation and contra
dction of the acts and gloomy predictions
of Chairman Gates, made on Monday.
Yesterdays rumors of change of control
of the company, the ousting of the chair
man, and the installing of II. c. Prick,
had all been dissipated when the Stock
Exchange opened this morning The eff
feet was seen in sharp break in all the
iron industrials on the opening transac-
lions. 1t reached four points in Steel and
Wire, and nearly that in others. The gen
eral list gave way in sympathy, but met
with powerful support.
The steel stocks rallied with the rest of
the market on covering by shorts. But it
soon became evident that the support ac
corded the market was simply to afford
an opportunity for realizing Liquidation
set in on a large scale. Stocks which
have been pulled had the heaviest
weight to carry on account Of speculative
proht-taking. Missouri Pacific and Balti
more and Ohio were conspicuous in that
class, the former falling 3h and the lat
ter 23s Declines reaching up to points
were numerous all through the railroad
and Industrial LIST, and in several stocks
exceeded that. The bears were disposed
to cover on the appearance of favorable
hank statement but the rally renewed the
pressure to liquidate and prices fell to the
lowest
Among the steel stocks the extreme de-
clines were:
Steel and Wire. 624; Federal Steel, 5;
Steel Hoop preferred, 4; Republic Iron
and Steel preferred, 31a; Steel Hoop com
mon National Steel and Tennessee Coal,
g. Losses elsewhere in the group ran up
to pa There were some spasmodic rallies
on the taking of quick profits by the bears
but the activity and general weakness
continued up to the close.
The bond market has not kept up to the
full level of activity and strength. but
strong points have persisted in it all
week.
United States IS, old As and 3s register
ed decline y and IS coupon u in the bid
price The new Is advanced ! per cent.
Total sales stocks, 4l7,2O0, including:
Atchison preferred. 600; Baltimore and
Ohio, $50; Canada Southern, $50; Chica-
go, Burlington and quincy 5,O55; Louis
willie and Nashville, 500; Missouri Pa
cifc, 1896; New Jersey Central, 5000;
Pennsylvania, 13 500 Southern Pacific, g.
200; Union Pacific. 1900; American Steel
and Wire. 42.4S5; American Steel and
Wire preferred, 10,OfO; Brooklyn Rapid
Transit 1880; Federal Steel, 251Ol; Peo-
pes Gas 1890; Sugar, 1880; Western
Union, 6072.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-04-22
GRAlN PROyIsTONs MTC.

New York. April 21.-Flour steadier but
quiet; winter patents. $3.70a3.90; straights.
50. 45d350; winter extras, $2.6)d2 95;. low
grades, $2.2j62 40; Minnesota patent, 37c@
$50 Rye flour dull, fair 10 good, 81 500 10.
Corn meal firm yellow western, 500.
Rye steady; No. 2 Western &C. Barley
dull; feeding. 44i2G45c. Barley malt dull
Wheat-Spot firm; No. red, 1910 afioat;
76Ac elevator; options improved this morn
ing about Nc on much firmer English and
continental cables than had been expect
ed. There was fair covering by local
traders. Home crop news remained bear
ish, but had little effect; closed firm at
1sc net advance; May closed 7234c; june
-; September 73Ac.
Corn-Spot firm; No. 2. 475sc afloat and
elevator; option market was fairly active
and stronger to-day on covering impellei
by higher English cables and the rise in
wheat; closed firm hdAc net advance
closed; May, Aye; July, 4424c; September
45kc.
Oats-spot DULL No. q 2Sc; options in
alive, but steadier, closing unchanged to
Nc lower; May. 26a4c.
Beef steady; family, $12. 0Oa13 so: mess
so 50611 90; beef hams, $50 50d22 90; packet
s11.00G1200; city extra India mess, $4,000
200. Cut meats quiet; picked bellies, ~
Oslo; do shoulders, 7c; do hams, 10lk011c
Lard weaker; Western steamed, &45; re-
fined weaker; South America, $S.25; do
compound. Csc
Pork steady; family $145Oa15OO; mess.
s13.5O6p1375.
Butter steady; Western creameries, 1874
015c; imitation creamery, 14a161zc. New
cheese quiet; fancy large white, 11hzc DO
colored 11G11Ac; fancy small white and
colored 10S4G11c.
Eggs firm; state and Pennsylvania, 1212D
13c; Southern, 11@12c.
Potatoes steady; Jersey, $1.2501,50; New
York. $1.3714li1.75; Long Island, $l.50; Jer-
sey sweets, s2.7Jl3.25.
Petroleum quiet; refined New York, 50. Is;
Philadelphia and Baltimore, $3.50: bulk,
sds55.
Rosin dull; strained comomn 10 good
s1.65.
Turpentine quiet at 51@5lhc.
Rice steady; fair to extra, 4hM6i&c.
Peanuts steady; fancy handpicked, 3A0
&c.
Cabbage quiet; Texas, per barrel $500
375
Freight to Liverpool quiet; cotton by
steam, $225.
Coffee futures opened steady SAILS points
advance. following private cables saying
that plague in Rio might be officially de-
clared Monday which caused local COW
ering without stimulating new speculative
buying to any extent Market ruled mod
erately active without further advance.
and closed firm al l0Q15 points net adj
vance. Sales. 1850 bags; September. Sos
al 00c November, 7Ooa705c; spot coffee,
Rio steady: No. Z invoice. Sc; do iobbi1g.
S1kc mild market steady; C0r1ova, 91s0
lac
Sugar. raw steady fair refining. 3 1916;
centrifugal, 96 test, Lice; molasses SUI
gar, 32c; refined steady; confestioners'
A. 49Jc; granulated, 515c; cubes, 53Oc.
New York, April 2.-Cotton seed oil
Inactive. but firmly held. Prime crude
Csc nominal; prime summer yellow, S9c;
Off do nominal. Butter grades, &c. prime
winter yellow, 4Oa42c; prime white, 4Oc;
prime meal, s26.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-04-22
COTTON FUTURES.

NeW York April 21.-The cotton market
olFnen quiet with prices unchanged at 2
Fc"lS lower ana showed a certain amount
tr' IuaritY all forenoon under light
Iva! selling of a weekend evening-up
%1'UIe' and absence of supporting orders
"S was conflicting and in several in
o'1e- contradictory, thus increasing
rg uaiu@l timidty caused of late by the
'e1t bobbing up of manipulated
.rI fumors. The Western and Cen
tb '.l' were seen to have changed for
can, W, 'l.f SO far as the weather. was con-
rarr''' hW in the Atlantic states addi-
r,ii rams were bulletined Receipts at
NJ, 'l points were still very light with
,ro,r ~ pect Of a marked increase in the
v'sr' '.' future. The European cables
ipe,,.aa ."'st featureless, and quite without
a r "r south, Wall street and Europe sent
disros. ,'" orders; room traders were in
az h. w., % take on new responsibilities
rr,,.. market for futures closed quiet with
New to II points lower.
oa.rel iork April Election futures
fI.,. I1let and closed quiet. Prices as