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The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1900-01-20
Have You Had the Grips

If you a e, you probably need
reliable medicine like Foley's Honey
and Tar to heal y~oursluugs and stop
the racking cough incidental to'this
disease. o.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1900-01-20

Would be considered a small sum to pay
for an absolute cure for Itching Piles,
Eczema, Salt Rheum, letter, Pimples,er
..her eruptivc and irritating skin diseases
DR. HzDRa'sC xooIp will positively cure
t.. sc diseases money refunded .PhysicI-
- anil Hospitals Use Dr.Hebra's Ungold.
~ say it will cure 80 out of 100 cases.
r:ics 50 cents. Sample sufficient to give
-elief, for tccnts in stamps.
rHEG.C.E,TTNERC CO., TOLEDO, O.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1900-01-20
Ballard,s snow Linement.

If you have a terrible pain in the
small of the back, get a bottle OF
Snow Linement. 1t will positively
cure it and at once. Try it. and re-
comend it to your friends. Sold at
Wilson's drug store.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1900-01-20
All Colds ara TAINTED.

AL colds are tainted with Grip
when Grip prevails. ~"77"breaks up
Grip and Colds that ''hang on" 25e
all druggists.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1900-01-20

John Bull and the Beers are fight
ing in South Africa and the bulls and
bears are fighting over the wheat bins
in this country.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1900-01-20
..seventy-seven.- t-.71.,)

"17" is DR.. Humphreys famous
Specific for the cure ofGrip and Colds
and the prevention of Pneumonia. All
nogists-25c.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1900-01-20

The Democrats of Dunklin county
are ''hot stuff" but they are right
on the right track, when they are
fighting for home interests.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1900-01-20
dec9n3
werk Eyes Made strong,

dim vision made clear, styes removed
and eranulated lids or sore eyes OF
any kind speedily and effectually
cured by the use OF Sutherland's Eagle
Eye Salve. It's put up in tubes, AMI
sold on.a guarantee by all good drug
gists.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1900-01-20

The annual meeting Of the members of the
Mercantile Town Mutual Inanrance Co., for
the transaction Of any and all business that
may properly come before the meeting, will be
held at the company's oaice at Cape Girardeau,
Mo-, on Wednesday, January 10th, 1900, be
ginning at 3 O'Clock a. NJ.
Cape Girardeau, Mo, Dec. 23xd. 1s99.
j. n. naUGHERTY, PETER LEHNER,
Secretary. President
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1900-01-20
SATURDAY, JANUARY 20. 1900.

The Democrats of Dunklin county
gave free silver Democracy a black
eve last Wednesday.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1900-01-20
PROBATE DOCKET
or THH-
CMe GiraslGsi Courts Of GGAmOn Pi3G

Which meetsun TIN fourth Onday in Januyry
1850. at the. court house in the City of Cps
Gsardeau, Missouri. By the sules of asid
Ctut. Mondoy the first Gry of tn. term is sci
Whieh time a7dpRare exec ltorsy administrator
and c~urators NAMED herein are required to are.
seac all settlements and otter rAtter required
BIZ law to be yassee on by BE Vourt.
ESTATES ADA's & GDNr
sy,,ert- s. R.SW- s. Albert
Atngardt, Esnrr Charles Armgardt
RYankhorst, John August EIunkhorst
R.kIund heir3~ L, 4. Kloeterm0nn
Brooks, WalterH Sarah l. Brooks
bennett heirs Thomas B. Bennett,
TS,yry. Mattie.Y II. n. AsthOlZ
Carroll heirs Thomas Powers
C,yroll Catharsne Richard Calloll
Csnnor WILLIAM Co William Connor
Damn, Eliza l.. Carushers
TssiIey CordeEa Jxspsr n Dudley
Fe1erhahn heirs D. Glenn
Eees III, A. II Poe
Frnh heirs l. HIT
&s1thmann 6 Efrude W. II. Huters
huber Peter Fred kurre
Hiilen FranLzB. L &. Hit
1 Hitt Lee Sam Hit
| Hit heirs W.. J. Hit
! Kurre NJ. 4 r CBergmann
| Knapp heirs Sohn Dell
/ KeIis Louis Hal Craddock
I Lyons, j. Ne ~ A. GIenn
| Painter, John sophia Painter
Renfroe heiss, Jas n. Dudley
Roehl heirs thomas Powers
| Roshl Mara. Thomas Powers
Schaefer. Emalia Michael Schaefsr
Sander. J. Herman J: A: Vandeven
Stofregen. fred VIM KrgenharS
| Shaner, Mia Is. X. h9mpsteada
| Schennimann, Henry Mary l.. Schennlmann
yorweg, Villim T.. ". Flentgs
Walker, Christopher R. L. Gibons2.
f. n ENGEIMANN. Clerk.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1900-01-20
Te Eagle, Kfg OF all Birds,

Te Eagle, Ktg of all Birds,
s note / for its keen sight, clear aud
distinct vision. So are those persons
who use Sutherland's Eagle Eye Salve
for weak eyes, styes, sore eyes Of any
kinder grauulated lids. Sold by all
.ats..3 at p cents. ~
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1900-01-20

Witch Hazel Oil
THE PILE OINTMENT.
One Application Gives Relief.

Hcures Piles or ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Intef.
nal, Bind or Bleeding. ItchfRgor Burning, Fissures
and Hfstulaa. Relief immediatecue certain.
It cWes Burns, Scalds and uIcerations and On
fractions from BurnA The Belief tnstant-healtng
wonderful
II curu Torn. Cut or Lscuzss wounds and
Bruises.
It cures Boils, Carbuncles. FeBs4s. "Runfomdet,'
Ulcers, Cd Sores, Itching EuDtioas, scuxfy or
Scald Heoa
II cures Iaaamsd or Caked 1sases ~ Sore
Nipples. Invaluable.
Il cures salt Rheum. letter.. 1eaRfy Hupeoas.
Chapped H0ds, Fever BlistefA SoO Lips or
Nosfrils. Corn. Bunions, Sore - Chafed 1eek
sstngs OF Inseses, Mosquito Bites - s1AhurA
Three sises, 26c., Soc. and $1.oo
Sold by Druggists, or sent prepaid q rsiSts piea
HUMPHREY8' MED. CO., ,
Cor. william q Joh sts.. NEW YORk.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1900-01-20

T.. II. ENGELMANN. Clerk.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1900-01-20

Liza Lueder and Ida Lalumendier,
Plaintiffs,
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1900-01-20

Dec23-n36-4w
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-10
OFFICIAL.
ARREARS FOR GROUND RENT.


once city Treasurer. Dec. l. 1900
The following lots are To arrears for
ground rent, OF which owners are hereby
nouhed. c. $. Hardee
City Treasurer
Brown ward-Lot 81. quarters.
Calhoun ward Middle a LOT 49, ? quar-
tiers. east \ Of west y lot q. quarters.
lot %. quarters. LOT "a. ? quarters. lot 81.
quarters; lot Is. ? quarters.
Charlton Ward-Lot !. : quarters, east y
10, q, quarters
chatham ward-East 4 lot /. 2 quar-
tiers. middle Is lot Il. 2 quarters: east
"A lot "A. quarters; east y lot Is, quar-
ters. east y lot p. ? quarters
Columbia Word-Lot 10. quarters; casf
part lot o. quarters. lot 2. quarter
part lots - and 80. quarters: west y Of
cast part lot -. 2 quarters.
Crawfora Ward-West = lot 8. quar-
tiers. lot &c. 2 quarters. lot o. quarters
lot %. quarters. lot 20. quarters. north
west part lot s. ? quarters.
Crawford ward, East Middle part lot
r quarters. part iot Is. quarters. par
lot IS. 2 quarters. lot Is. quarters.
Ebert Ward-W West y lot y. quarter
southeast part lot -. quarters: east 3
lot -
Forsyth ward-Lot Is. quarters
Franklin Ward-LOt 2. 2 quarters. cast y
iot a. ? quarters.
New Fronkiin ward-East y 10, H ?
quarters: west y lot Il. 2 quarters.
Green Ward-Eaat " lot J. quarters
east part lot Z, quaTers. south y loo =
2 quarters: northeast y LOT y. 2 dunrtera
Jackson Ward--L0t ~. quarters. md
qle 3 iot % 2 quarters
JASPER Ward-tot 2. = quarters. west =
lot 3. 2 quarters lot -. quarters. lot -
quarters west y lot -. quarters; eas.
y LOT a. ? quarters
Lafayette Ward-West y lot /. 2 quar-
tiers. west y lot 8. quarters. lot A. 2
quarters
Liberty ward-Lot T. ? quarters; lot
2 quarters. lot .. quarters; lot 10, quar-.
tsrs: east part lot "a. 2 quarters; east q
lot q. . quarters. east p lot -. 2 quarter
lot .. 2 quarter.
LLOYD Ward-wes; = lot q. quarter
lot u. , quarters. west y lot 81. quar-
tiers.
Monterey Ward-East 2-5 10, 10. quar-
ters: lot 4. 2 quarters: lot .. ? quarters
PULASKI Ward-Lot ,. quarters. lot is
2 quarters. south y lot %. quarters.
REYNOLDS Ward--Trust lot s. quarters
Troup ward-Lot IS. quarters. west
part lot g. 2 quarters: lot q. quarters
north = lot a. quarters east = OF south
4. lot 81 quarter, - 90 quarters. west
part lot ~. quarters.
warren NaFa-N WIZ - iVt A. t@"'ttia'
loi IS. quarters.
Washington ward-East y lot u. 2 quar-
tsrs. west y iot a. quarters.
Wesley Ward-Eaet = lot II. quarters
an persons having interest ia the above
lots are hereby notified that n tho
amounts row due arc mot paid % the CITY
treasurer on o. before Dec. 18th inst, I
will proceed on the morning Of Dec "a 70
enter according 70 law.
JOHN POWER.
City Marshal
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-10

Germanie (Nor). 1853 tons. sunde. 81
Rotterdam. Nov. %.



Armenia dtaD lco7 tons sco,o. at Ma
piles. Oct. ~
Alberto GtaD. us tons. Cssarsro. sf3
Ammonia QtaU, ea5 tons Tassara, az Car
thageua, Oct. 2
Lady Blessington (NoO. I.0,7 tons. In.
gclstadt. SD. London. Nov &C.
Charlotte Ger. L2G tons. Helherg; sid
Hamburg Oct -
Elizabeth Ger. 1874 tons. Rcimers. sid
Hamburg, Nov. g.
Frieda Ger. ilis tons. FAX. cid. Rot
terdam. Nov. 4
Francesca T. GtaD. III tons. Trapanl.
sid Genoa. Dec.
Kotka (Nor) ST. tons. Eriksen sd Har-
burg Nov !.
Krageroe CNor). sos tons. Monson. SD.
Belfast. Nov 70
Lotizia QtaD. $50 tons. Lebofc sid Gil
braltar. Oct. q.
Lillian, so tons. Delano: sid. Pernambuco.
NOV i5
Maria Adelaide GtaD. $50 tons. olivari.
SD Genoa. June C; pd. Tsrifa. Sept. u
Maria 7. UtaD. 40 tons Trap1ni. sid
Porto Emuedocle. oct g
Nova Scotia (NoD lilo tons. Halyorscn.
sd. Belfast. Nov %.
Paragon (No) 80 tons. Busch. at Ply
mouth Nov. wind bound ia Nov t.
Russell CNorl. COZ tons. Hansen. sid elias
gov. Nov. 10.
Stella del Mare qtaD. 10 tons. Lavagi-
nus 80. Genoa, Nov. a.
Veronica CBD. l.0e3 tons. Mcleod; at Wa
tcrford Sept p.
Victor (NoD 81 tons. Ostvik. SID Bar
row Oct 70.
wnaland CNoD. 5ss tons. Erikseu: sid
Liverpool Nov IS
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-10
WEEKLY NARKET REVIEW.
Cotton slightly Easier on Increased
necetpts-steek= Generally Weaker.

Cotton slightly Easier on Increased
Speculation IN cotton has been on a re-
duced scale ana the prevailing tendency
Of the market has been downward. owing
20 the larger crop movement. At the close
prices show a decline Of about Is points
January. sS3c The amount coming into
Sigh, for the week Is about HOOD ba os.
igainst $4,000 last year and to date 5.2n.-
900. against $4,000
The market would probably have broken
further but for support borrowed from
the anticipation OF bullish crop estl-
mate by the bureau on Monday The
trade appears 10 be quite determined that
this report must Indicate a small crop,
certainly not over $4,000 bales. and very
possibly under 10000 Strength would
derive from anything under the smaller
ngures, while Il Is expected that anything
over the larger ones would impart weak
ness. The extreme confidence m 4nifes ed
that the forecast vii be small appears
20 amount almost 10 foreknowicdge bur
such can hardly be the case. FOR then the
market ought 70 have shown more
strength during the past few days.
Surprising the percentage 81 the crop
marketed 20 date 10 be the same as last
year, allowing 10000 bales Of old cotton
In last years crop-thus making &c only
$4,000 ba.es-8nd also allowing 10000
bales new cotton for next August. the
crop would be about $4,000 bales But
u seems impossible that the proportion
marketed this year Is as great a. K was
at this date last year The crop Is two
70 three weeks later. to begin with. aud
there has been more talk about holding
cotton back than ever before. with the
country in much better position Tor 30
doing Now. II the proportion behind is
as much as 10 per cent. over last year,
and IL an comes In, the crop viii be
about 10 800 90 bales. OF course, % may
not an b. cleaned up next summer, but
Il does look as II the total ought certain
Is 10 exceed 100000.
stocks have been weaker. With a few
exceptions such as Federal Steel some
Of the less prominent specialties and GER
tain low-priccd railroads. prices show
more or less decline. Sugar broke 10 to
" points on DISAPPOINTMENT regarding ex-
perted incrc1s ed dividends. From the way
II an happened. Il looks as though the
insiders made a merciess. not 20 say dis
honest. scoop Of the public With a
smaller volume OF aiding. Tennessee Coal
suffered o stu severer break. falling over
4, points. most or 10 during the last two
or three days. This was due 20 persist
ont rumo-s that the next dividend would
be reduced or passed altogether. So far
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-10
Boox NOTICES.

In the Alamo" o novel. by oplo Read.
Cloth l2mo. price. S. p Rand, McNaily
& Co. publishers. Chicago and New York
In this. his latest. work Ar Read has
touched his highest point which g. say
ing much of inc auth0r Of - Yankee
From tho Wesc and The Waters Of
canev Fork 10 b. dignlael historical
Is. with the hcroism OF those immortal
Americans who fought and died Ia the
battle OF the Alamo bat laid The f0unda-
ton Tor the early expansion ~ United
states territory But the Strength Of the
book is In the psychological element.
wherein tho aufhor depicts the effect o.
tho Grand Passion" on whoiesome.
rnfddIo-a.ed man Of the world Lnc m
Howardsou. Southcruer OF the above de-
serfptlou. and an ex-congrcssrnan for the
staie OF Texas. g. IN the midst OF an eN-
citing canvass for seat in tho ustional
serote Fate introduces him 70 81 IA
lerne Ackiln who proves 70 be a heroine
~ q new bat thorouvh y captivating type.
UoWar8son. little by little surrenaers %
nor Vaccinations. Al unknown 20 him.
Zalcme D. under the restraint Of a pledge
which forbids her 20 love Howardson.
much az her heart silently pleads for such
thor. using all sorts OF quaint amusing
and pathefr characters as accessories.
makes o story OF Singular interest. II
grips the reader in the opening chapter
and never bets 20 OF him until 81 ro4Chcs
fhc unli triumph OF love over everything.
For. at tie moment when Howardson's
political affair o. az It's crisis. and his
presence Is vital 20 success. a telegram
from Zslome that she - FREQ and that ne
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-10
SHIPPERS ASKED TO ATTEND.
nrlEG ATEs NAY BE SENT TO THE
MARITIME CONGRESS.

interest Felt In the Meeting at
nrunsuIcls Jan. 1. 1901, TO Discuss
r,tcndinE Commerce Hoard Of
trade soon to Consider Question
81 sending NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
~ the Governors CRIi-savannah
port statistics for November.
no maritime congress called by Gov
....I.r 10 meet 81 Brunswick, Jan. 80.
the subjeet Of considerable inter
Is local shipping and trade circles.
s.. .re indications are that savanusn
hs represented. Whether the ship
-. .tnl send delegates is not known. as
.. have rot yet been IN direct CORE
adeuce with those most interested in
congress. The Board Of Trade mas
-.sa rsquested 20 send delegates, and %
PROBABLE the matter viii De considered
t.arty.
ury C. D. ogg OF the Brunswick
ra ~ Trade has just sent the follow
su,si TO the Savannah Board Of
l.
ad. we ses y hand, }ou copy OF
AA AAAE A@ANtAttaAaf tAAf 1bN~
..f.r 81 Georgia. for 8 National Maritime
.-t-re.s To- assemble al Brunswick. Ca.
..t.a .h day OF January. next. We re-
81. tEay request that you honor tais
aut assembly with representation
s. b delegation from your honorable as
au.u nor 10 exceed three ia number.
.. aims ana objects OF thls uaaouIi
.Il iou-partisau congress viii he Co dis.
Aad suggest plans for extending the
.an rec OK our country. aud building
r 4ant marine worthy 81 tne power aud
.sulrence OF This great nation.
-.t us urge American ships for Amer
flr carEoea, ana Fastening ,ue time when
tult.. au-1uit ships VIII be- sold abroad
zorro now other American products whca
le comps luton "
Among other things Gov. Gambler says
r d.s cal for the congress.
Impressed VITA Inc Importance OF ere
8laa an interest IN the maritime business
10 .he United States. and a sentiment thar
m5f lend 20 restore its former prestige
as d great carrying power. / have deemed
proper 90 issue a call for a National
faume Congress, 20 assemble az Bruins
s. a cas- on the 2cth day of January.
lu ihe interest. therefore. OF patriotism
Hi the commercial welfare Of tie ciu-
rfes cf the United States. I trust the
rre-f o. this call viii receive tnnt con-
sa.raf.al from those who feel an inter-
.t 81 tac promotion ~ tho maritime
~ our country TO which It's
.r.rerflrra entities f.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-10
LOWER RAILROAD EARNINGS.
Recent Falling on RrEnrded Ne
nenIthlnI ssmptom.

The earnings Of Che Central Of Gcorgia
Railroad for the week ending the fourth
week Of November. were U7isl6. against
N65s-1 same week last year. and $780,
30 from Jan to the end Of The fourth
week. against S5sI7.75e for the correspond
ing period in iS99 The Increase Tor the
fourth week is SS,7Sa.
The decreases Boo the earnings Of several
big railroads ga the south as SHOWN rs
their recent statements. is not viewcd
as al uniavorubic symptom by railroad
officials. That the decreases shown for
thc week Co question have not caused
any uueasiness among officials Is evidcuc-
90 uy tac absence OF comment on the
subject
President John " Erln Of the Central
of Georgia Railroad. believes that the de-
crease ia earnings, coming az the time 90
does, demonstrates the ability OF tarmcrs
20 market their products To their beet
interests. The recent d4stur aaucc ln tle
spot ana speculative cotton markets hy
which prices dropped sharply was in bis
opinion the cause FOR holding back cot-
ton urul o. could be- marketed az better
prices 1nd under more favorable c1ndl
tons The checking Of the movement OF
cotton, wnlca had been quite liberal prlo-
70 tAe drop in prices. shows tae pros
porous condition OF farmers and Other
holders 81 tho staple in their ability IS
suspend selling until prices aealu reached
satisfactory trading basis As the pros
ptrity Of a great railroad eystcm is due
largely % the condition Of its patron
no fact that holders Of the leading prod
ucts are 10 position 20 supply the demand
only az what they consider fair prices
is an indication which is regarded as de-
cidedly favorable Notwithstanding a de-
crease IN movement is shown for the
time being.
That most Of the unsold cotton crop
e. ~ strong hands IS pretty generally al
mittei among the trade No bettcr lr-
dicalon Of this is furnished thau after
drop in prices. when brokers nnd
material lesseulrs Of tho offerings and
Win holders iu4inereut about selling ok
eepi a. their own prices The manner in
Nnien holders are marketing the remnant
af Che crop has attracted general attot-
TO" among the TRADE. and the majority
express the belief thar one unsold CROP
VIII be brought on. only al satisfactory
prices.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-10

Taa interesting paper read by Capt
seton Blake before tAo opening meetlns
81 ere twelfth session ~ the London Ship
1s-.rs Soelety. presents a cheerful view
rI ta. advantages offered hy our meroRr-
III marine AS a vocation. tays the Lon
~. shipping World And when We re-
member t1at every seaman carries hl7
OCCASIONAL advancement in his own
tlts just as we were told the French
iaFate carries ia bis kuap-ack a heid
sHsla's baton then We can the mon
a.B appreciate the lecturers optimism
regard to the advantages Of the pro
issiou Capt Blake denies that the lot
q an officer IN our merchant service o.
bard one. Doe has plenty Of lime on hi
flnds Tor furthcrng his education In
9fessioual subjects. ana FOR acquiring
Wat sef-culturc without which 10 ono
command can hope to succeed. Fur
er n'e rate 81 pay and allowances g.
junior officer. go 20 GEO year with
is lpard ard lodging found him. are
leA AS many young professional man
~ shore would BE- glad 10 receive. Unfor-
'luatcly Tor the best Interests Of our
Hefcanuie marine however. the English
"Hi "A. standard Of cducaticn, that ls tho
sian ard Insisted upon By the Board o.
Trade Tor our eeafarlng officers Is. or a.
east was until quite recently. the loves,
g. any country, excepting. perhaps thar
ne United States. We believe the
mis- standard should b further rals-sl
%. having regard for the vast inter
ests represented by. and daily az risk IN.
.iiNfh shipping. u Is question whether
We Kate should not impose higher quai-
atoms. and substantially aid Ia the
..EHnr education OF those destined 10 be-
ONE the officers Of our ships.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-10

Nv Haven q Stout. NV YorI

By Haven & Stout. New York
This weeks cotton market has been Do
cidedly quiet the fluctuations being with
in narrow limits. There have been no gem
eral features ana the trading has beer,
mainly Of a profess.ona character. 10
which the active operators showed NOR,
than ordinary readiness 10 change their
position from day 70 day and 10 accept
small profits or losses. Interest centers
mainly in the government crop report.
which VIII be due on next Monday There
g. great deal Of guessing about the es-
climate as 20 The szc Of the crop. 81 be-
irg claimed that the figures may be az
low as $4,000 bales or as high az TO-.
10000 or more The general feeling. how.
ever. BE- that the government computation
will be moderate one and there has
onscquenty been some indisposition on
the part Of che trade 70 sell the market
short on the other hand. o. is pointed
out that small government estimate has
already been discounted. and that some
thing new is required 20 furnish q basis
for buillsh activity or any renewed adj
vance ia prices. IL is also pointed out that
Though spots hold dfm. there Is no evil
1ence Of buying by spinners. it being. IN
fe a. claimed that the present prices for
raw 60 ton. coupled with the inactive dee
mand for goods. renders mil owners very
Indifferent. without any regard 10 the siz,
~ the crop
Liverpool has been irregular this week.
and the speculative situation there cor
responds in ne dullness 20 what prevails
here The short interest in the Liverpool
market. however. seems 10 BE- nervous
ana covered readily from time to time.
,he advances ln prices there meeting with
a resrouFo on this side. although the
improvements were not well held
Ii is generally thought that after tho
government report Is out che market VIII
BE- taken IN hand with more vigor tine
'rade being disposed 20 believe that man
pulation will most likely be 90 deprefs
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-10

By Jacob Berry & Co. New YORK.
just prior 20 the pub lcation of month
~ report By tho bureau is often a time
fur an exceedingly quiet speculation. The
government estimates Of the size Of the
current crop b. due next Monday. ard The
trade has braced Itself 90 TO speak. for
the blow. OPINION az 40 what the figures
win 81 run al the way from nine and
a hair to ten and quarter million haics.
AZ the estimate varies from DE even ten
ml lion mark 30 may prices he expected 90
swing Tho weeks market has been
narrow AFFAIR. Receipts have been heavy
ana stocks increasing, but spot prices hold
well ard no one seems TO end Il any easier
to bring - .lmntcs Of cons umptiou within
those az the crop. Putting 50 on q mathr-
mntical basis. q Is very much Ike putting
A into a. ard somewhere near that ratio.
a feature % the recent trading has been
81 iacrcaflrr interest ln the Uext crop
months As q result OF two successive
small yields. consumption has been re-
ducsd. but tho rnising Of cotton made very
profitable. No doubt a biz acreage viii
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-10

All trains and station
TRAINS % FLORIDA EXPRESS Nei-
pulled limited trains WITH Pun an awns Room seepns cars between sa
aH meal csu
MAIL Nsstihul
Dnir a meal
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Port Tampa. Dec g.-Arrived. O.ycttc.
.liin. Havana. via Key West.
fernandina. Fla. Dec. ARRIVED
Aooucr Susan y. Pickering. Haskell
" London, Conn.
fAnia Gorda, F.a.. Dec. 9.-Cleared.
9ooer Mark Palmer. Smith, Baltimore.
h7rieston. Dec. 9.-Arrlved. schoonerH
.uh ~ Newbury. King. New York,
e u Weaver. Vcvaner. New York
'''i.d. acaooncm L4uah e.. Kamlusii.
..it' New York. Mary Lee. Patton. steo'-
Orleans.
Key West, Dec. 9.-Arrlved, steamers