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The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-22

Charleston. Sept. .l.-sea island cotton.
Receipts, 81 stock. AZ: exports. none.
sales none
Daily movements ut other ports
Gaiveston-Brought forward stock. IS
Ooa
New Orleans steady; midding. iOisc.
net receipts. 1855. gross. iO5i5. sales. L.
zoo. stock. 4s.027
Mobilc-Easy. middling. i0c: net receipts
rs. gfoss -. sales. 600
Charleston-Steady: middling. sac net
rsce pts. 2.2l7, gross 2.2i7 stock. i502i
WilminEton-Firm; midd1ing i0fsc: net
receipts. :.f1s, gross q SIS. stock. 3ll6i.
Norfolk-Quiet. middlinR. i0iac. net re
ceipts. $50: gross. 2,fso, sales. 6s4. stock.
i3sts
Bsltinore-Nominal. middlinE l0sc: net
receipts. IS. gross. 3iss. stock so7
New York-Steady. middling. i0isc:
gross. > "a. sales as. stock 2i56i.
Boston-ouiet; middling, l0iac. gross. .
57s
neutrality-suspicious.; mlddling. ios.c.
gross q: stock $50
Daily movement at interior towns
Augusta-Quiet and steady. middling.
ioc: net receipts. 1881; gross. $3.50: sales.
LIP; stock. sj.s6
Memphis-Quiet and steady. middliuE.
lose: net receipts. i,osl gross 1.05i. sales
so, stock. 9ilo.
St Louis-Quiet. middliug. 10 5-isc: net
receipts. 81; gross, So. sales. 900 stock
i.7s7
Cincinnati-Quiet; middllng. lOisc. net
receipts. 2is. gross. 2l9: stock. 1914
Houtson-Easy. middling. sac; net re-
ceipts. 1854; gross, ESQ; sales. SS5; stock.
3ei6s
Iouisville-Firm; middling. ioisc: net re-
ceipts. 3. gross. }: sales. l. stock. is7.
Exports OF cotton this day
New Orleans-To Great Britain. seSs:
coastwise. 3
Mobile-Coastwise s5s.
Savannsh--To the continent. 500; coast
wise. 3.i72
Norfolk-Cosstwise. "a
Baltimore-To Great Britain. 24l3. TO the
continent 200
New York-To France. 80; 10 the con-
tinent. 1904.
Boston-ro Great Britain. "a
Total foreign exports from all ports this
day: To Great Britain. al73. 70 France
500: TO the continent. 7.s0l
Total foreign exports from all ports thus
far this week: To Great Britain. 81. 765: TO
France. i2i77. TO the continent. 4i.66e
Total foreign exports since Sept l. 1900:
To Great Britain, 62.1S5. TO France. 1870:
to the continent e6.i3o
Charleston. Sept. sl.-Cotton steady
middling. s7sc; sales. i25
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-22
MOVEMENT INTo SIGHT.

New Orleans, sept. 2i.-Secretary He
ter's weekly statement issued TO-DAY
shows the amount OF cotton hrough; mo
sight for the week ending this Afternoon
to be 2S6iil bales. against 00I5 for the
seven days ending this date last leii'
and 2{3 90 year before laet.
This brings the total OF the crop novel
into sight for the q days OF the new sea.
son. TO ~. l63, against $50. 100 last year. am
isi 81 year before last.
The statement shows receipts ~ a.
United States ports since seq
l. OF 2s5iT7. against ils.se 81"
year: overland across the Ms
sissippi Ohio and Potomac rivers
10 Northern mills and Canada. ssh.
against s7.ss5: interior stocks In excess y
Sept /. Ss.7sl against ss.52i. Southern min
takings s0.S5s against so,9i2 Foreign az
ports since Sept. have been IN
agains, 1895 last year. The total i1kins,
Of American mills North ana south ~
Canada thus far for the season has been
% s3i against 40. 902 last year
Since the close OF the commercial ffN
stocks at American ports ana the = .e'[
ing Southern interior centers have n7n
increased 22iR bales against an incfea'
for the same period last season OF ~
ga
Including amounts left over To- sio.s
At FORTS and interior towns from the
crop and the number Of bales hi"l.
into sight thus Gar for the new crop
" pply 10 date d 5ss9g7 against i'.''-'
for the same period last year.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-22
HAS A sIXTN-DoLLAR BILL.
spokane Mans Piece Of Money
That the Treasury Has Pronounced
Good.
From he spokane Chronicle.

From the Spokane Chronicle
spokane has tho only $50 paner bill in
United states currency known 20 be In ex-
istence.
II was issued az the FIRST session o. the
Continental Congress In fT7S ana carries
with IL an the crudity Of that age Il, l. a
peeuiiar-looking document being a plers
Of greenish paper OF much the sans ma
teriai as the present paper money. ex-
cept that Il il heavier In shape II 4
almost square. with dimensions of about
four by three and a half inches.
on one side OF the bill Is written .be
receipt. Witch is a. follows.
This bill entities tho bearer 10 receive
N Spanish milled dollars for value re-
ceived IN gold or silver. according 10 a
resolution passed by Congress az Phila-
delphia. September &c. IT'S"
On the back OF the bill is drawn a how
with SET arrow. Along the margin the
value of the hill is again printed. and AZ
one side the words Printed. Han a.
Sellers. i75s." A. the bottom OF the face
= the signature OF some one In authority
The letters have so faded out that a Is
almost impossible 60 follow the charac-
tiers. Some have imagined they could
trace the signature % George Washington
upon those lines but others could not
imagine what authority he had To- dis
tribute money az that date.
This rare bill Is the property OF otto
Flechu OF the Fiechtl Quarter OF the
Occur d'Alene. II was presented to him
AZ the Charleston earthquake In 1885 for
the saving OF an irishmaus life The
open-hcarted act OF the big German to-
ward his hereditary enemy so ovcrcame
the man from Erln's Isle that he gave him
the only article OF value ne possessed
Mr.. Fiechu was DESTROYS Of ascertaining
the true value Of the bill. and Ia 1928 sent
Il 20 Washington. where Il was kept for
six months while the Treasury Depart
mcnt Investigated the issuance OF the bill
II was adiudged legal as the issue OF So
bills az that time was known 20 have been
made though this Is the only one which
has not been returned 10 the Treasury
Department The piece OF money has con-
siderably value outside Of the amount upon
rs face. The Spokane man now in pos
session OF the relic has refused an omer
OF Si.OO for II. and says no price could
induce him to part with II.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-22
IT WAS GALVESTON DAY.
cravesend Races Realized ss."os for
the Sufferers.

New York. Sept. 2i.--A big crowd attend
cd the extra days racing at Graveseud
to-day. attracted by good card and the
desire to help swell the fund for the Cal
weston sufferers. Everybody seemed anN-
ious 20 help Ia the good cause and about
g. COS was realized Summaries:
First Race-Hurdle handicap, one and
three-fourths miles. Three Bars, to ].
won. with Mazo. z 20 aud 10 g. sec
oud aud Monroe Doctrine. - to !. third.
Time 1864.
second Race sympathy handicap, about
six furlongs Unmasked 10 I, won, with
Motley. 90 / and to l. second. aud Sill
verdale. TO /. third. Time 10 i-5
Third Race-One mile and seventy yards.
selling. Cambriau. . 10 3. won, with De-
lnndo. 10 and ] TO .. second. ana Spar
row Wing. Is 10 I. third. Time :i5 20.
Fourth Race-Galvcston handicap. about
siN furlous Lady Schorr. to !, won.
with IaNnllicrc. to / and 90 . sea
ond. aud Dr. Barlow. Z to !. third Time
III Is.
rTnn Race-One mile and seventy yards.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-22
COTTON FUTURES.
The Market Closes steady at 60 II
Points Advance.

New York. Sept. 2i.-Considerable ex-
element prevailed here az the opening Of
the cotton market. following q sharp re-
action al Liverpool. where the statistical
stocks of all kinds. our markes opened sd
n points lower and while irregular. work
cd mainly upward on active covering by
shorts NJ large. supplemented by some
pretty good investment buying. Enfavora-
BILE weather news from Texas and Arkan-
sas with unfavorahle forecasts for 90
night over the entire beh carried the ad-
vance for the day TO lSd2i points. Shorts
remained the best buyers. a large interest
having been created on the late decline
The afternoon buyers were also largely in
fiuenced by predictions that tho advance
here would be more than responded 10 by
Liverpool and sentiment became quite
generally bullish An element IA local cal
culations was "A fear that unfavorablc
weatlHr In the South would retard the
movement as time when the shorts
were relying upon heavy receipts Much
excitement prevailed IN the afternoon, the
firmer feeling being stimulated by reports
indicating that the Southern spot mar
kets while In some cases lower. were
steadying up Confidence was somewhat
checked however. by additional reports
OF short timing by cotton mills
The market closed steady az n net adj
vance OF to II points. profit-taking hav-
ing caused n slight set back at che end
Of the session.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-22

jacksonville Metropolis Thieves IN his
city have no limit 10 their capacity IN So
lecting property 10 be appropriated TO
their own use. Last summer a schooner
was stolen from a dock within one block
Of the police station. bar that robbery b.
no comparison 10 one discovered by Man
agcr J. H. Gay 81 the bell Telephone
Company. yesterday. when u was learned
that four miles OF copper wire had been
stolen from the telephone poles between
this city and Evergreen Cemetery Manager
Gay stated that the line had not been "a
use for several days and che theft was
discovered by one OF the iiuemen. while
making an inspection Of it yesterday. The
energetic thieves cut the wire from che
poles IN the outskirts OF the city which
was an easy matter and IN no way placed
them IN "a position 10 be caught during
their operations. as the police naturally
supposed the men were employed hy the
telephone company. and they did their
work unmolested The matter IS In the
hands Of the police. and they hope to soon
apprehend the guilty paroles.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-22

In Tho course o. day or two Gaines
VILE w.il 100 tbo possossor of new man
ufacturiug cnterprlso in the shape Of a
fiber factory The machinery g. al there.
aud has been placed in position. a iriI
81 tho nhsr extracting hines proved
them 10 boz boz excellent working order.
There ere eve machines Ia be used Ia
manufacturing she nher which will prove
Of sufficient capacity 90 do the work just
ai present as vii take some time 90
work the people up 20 the point OF bring
ing fho palmetto 60 market. FOR they have
been Of the opiniou that this product WAS
~ little value But should u become nee
essary to add more machinery the man
ayers will certainly do w. They can ar
present turn Qua several tons Of hhcr PER
day with the machines they now have.
Tho company l-is just completed large
platform about ATTY feet square which
VIII be used for drying purposes. giving
them ample roam 20 handle an enormous
quantity Of palmetto. Besides furnishing
a market for palmetto. the Establishment
Of this enterprise in Guincsvillc will he
the means Of giving employment 60 pos
s.bly fifteen or twenty hands.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-22
I'm. Identity Of That skeleton.

Orlando star. The mystery surrounding
the skull which wns found In the scrub
"a Charley Russ old place between Or
iando and I.ockharis mill. sunday a week
ago bv J. j. Robertson. while on hos
hunt has been solved. The man whose
sknil and 81 % IN money were found by
~ Robertson was undoubtedly ". O.
GaumaEe. a former orange grower or
New smyrna Fla. Who mysteriously dlH-
oppeared IN this county IN 1885 Mr Gam
mage was a Northern man. he came TO
Orlando In 1895. and stopped several tunes
a, Mr. Goodrich's cottage home on JACK
SON street He had sold out his orange
grove Al New Smyrna and came here 60
md work. Il seems that he made taii-
ure and spent all hts money excepting
few dollars. when he left Mr.. Goodrich >
FOR I.ockharrs mill 70 get work win MT
Iockhart. lie walked over 20 Lockhart
and some parties saw him on the dlrt
road between here and Lockhart' The
star has received a letter from Mr. DAVID
Iockhart in reply to our letter Of inquiry
about the subject. giving such Information
AS ne had 20 give The Star thinks
Mr. Gammage committed suicide.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-22

Assistant r. r. Wright Of the Agricul-
tuFal Department. is husily engaged In
preparing the book which will be issued
IN the near future on Georgia and her
resources lie has mailed out blanks to
al Of the counties in the state asking for
Information IN regard TO the agricultural.
Horticultural and business interests Of
every section. and has received full in
formation from over Is counties The
book viii contain sketches OF every town
and city. al 81 the resorts and places OF
interest and descriptions OF scenery.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-22
woRLD's VISIBLE sUPrLY

New Orleans. Sept. 2i.-Secretart ~.
ter's statement Of the worlds visible J,
ply 81 cotton shows the total visi'.t
i.i26.5ii bales. against 1880 lasi -
and 2.7i3.fS9 last year. OF this t..
OF American cotton IL 7os.7ii. aFalnr' a
$50 last year. and 2iss $50 last year -.
Of all other kinds. inciudinE Egyp.
all India. etc. $500. against bs'" ~
$500 Al.
OF the worlds visible supply ~ ~
nov afoat and held w Great bIltsiN 80
continental Europe $1,000 balee a.'. go,
5000: IN India "a coo. against SsA ooa an'
in the United states. Ss5.co. against ~
ON
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-22
nEsuLrs nv THE DIAMOND.
Exhibition of RowdyIsm In Brook
I~n-Nry York Game

Brooklyn y. Y. Sept. 2i.-Another ex-
hlhliion OF rowdyism closed today
game. The Brooklyn players made a
demonstration against q close ruling OF
Umpire Snyder Kelly throwing his glove
1T him and McGinnity pushing him
around. The official was escorted from the
grounds by the police amid the hooilng
Of the crowd VINO surged upon the field.
Score: R.H.E.
New York 80 o o o . O IA SO
Brooklyn ......2 o O q o. o L. =
Mercer and Bowerman. Nc
Ginnity and Farrell
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-22
senntorInI Cen.entInn.

In the consolidated primary held this
year. no specific provision was made for
convention 60 nominate the senator In
the Tenth Senatorial District Under the
rotation system. II was Worth county's
time TO name the nominee and alcuics-
cing IN this. Dougherty and Lee took no
action. 90 rather did not vote for senator
leaving the choice OF the nominee TO
Worth. As Is generally known. Hon. O.
q Ford was duly nominated by the Dem
ocretE OF Worth IN the primary. and he
Was duly declared hy the Executive Com
mittee of Worth and Doughertv TO D. the
nominee. In Lee. however delegates we're
elected or appointed To a senatorial con-
vention. and now II has been agreed bv
the Democratic Executive Committees OF
the three counties 10 hold a convention
and go through the formality Of making
q nomination The convention will meet
Of the Albany Herald ONCE az Il O'Clock
on Saturday next Sept e.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-22

Alpharetta Press: "A gentleman re-
marked the other day that he
believed there would be 40 gallons OF
liquor used In the campaign in this county
this year. This amount OF liquor would
make All the Old sopers drunk from now
tiil the election and probably cause nifty
nights d" II il evident that Milton county
does not propose to have . duli time even
~ che rest Of the state does 40 to sleep
over this years election.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-22

on the statement made 10 ihe Board Of
Governors Of the Board Of Trade Of Tam
pa Wednesday Toy Judge ". a. Carter W
behalf Of Congressman spsrkman the
board decided not 20 appoint Deep Wa
t.r Commission. such a decision on enc
mart Of the board was not unexpected
when the character o. the statement from
the congressman was made known Su,ls s',
carter said that Mr.. Sp~rkman consihefed
che appointment OF deep water comm
80, a. unnecessary and inexpedient. re
had taken all the steps that could be 'asen
toward getting deep water 80 Tampa. Inc
,.,,ra IN government engineers had made
IN the necessary surveys. and had mane
recommendation for an appropriation sum
clcnt 20 give an eighteen-toot v'l''' .'...
~ 80 and had under consideration
s,r,,er recommendation for twenty-five
foot channel The Congressman was fe' =
sonabiy certain that. AZ the session on
Congress which begins next pecember' ne
vouId get an appropriation sufficient TOT
an etghteen-foot channel
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-22

ton and export and included 200 bales
American; receipts. 800 bales. all Ameri-
can.
Futures opened easy and closed quiet,
hut steady. American middlinE. low mid
ding clause September. s55c value: Sep
temher-October. 5.56c buyers; October-N No
vember. said buyers. November Decem-
her. 5.25d buyers: December-January. 5.lsd
sellers. January February. Sled value;
February March. 5l4d sellers. March
April. 5.ild5i2d buyers: April-May. sled
value. May-June. 5Osd50sd sellers. June
July. sod sellers: July-August, 5.o6d sell
ers.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-22

Gainesville Eagle: samps Woodward
colored who. he said. was born early IN
the year 1879 died Sunday az his hom-
near the Southern depot lie T. SAID to
have been i0i years months and 3 day.
old. Uncle Samps was on the streets "a
few days ago and was talking about his
age. He said he felt like he might live
twenty-five years more lie was eth
active sand his step Yves as elastic as
though he was not over -. His hair was
white as cotton and his eyes had but NJ
tie color. but he could see very well with
glasses
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-22
Sea Crnn shnrt.

Liberty Herald. Mir r. Marlborough Of
the Gum Branch section was here on
Tuesday. and iu speaking Of the sea ISLAND
cotton crop Ia hts section. stated that he
would not make over q hnif crop a. his
cotton had died 10 a large extent. Mr.
4arborough says thar up TO Aus he
had as fine a crop as there was IN the
county, bui chat about that time ID he.
gan 10 die and he is now pretty sure 10
set only about oue-hah OF what his pros
Poets showed that time. tie SAYS other
farmers In his section repors about the
same condition Of affairs.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-22
walton County nryan club.

The Walton County Bryan Club was
organized az Monroe Tuesday. 10 an en-
shusiastic meeting OF young Democrats
Col T J CnllaWay was elected president
and Col Hal O. NOVEL;, secretary. sew
erai speeches were made IN the iudorse-
ment OF the candidacy OF Bryan and pro-
vision made Tor future meetings which
viii be Of widespread interest. Commit
tees will be appointed and grand rally
arranged for the First Tuesday in Octo-
her next
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-22

The campaign IN Escnmbia county vas
formally opened last Monday. when Hon
W. s. Jennings. nominee for Governor
Hon. s. u. Mallory United states sens-
tor. Hon. s 81 Sparkmau. representa-
tive To Congress from this district and
lion T. Wolfe Of the state Executive
ana Campaign Committee. addressed the
voters ~ Blun Springs Zach speaker de-
incl his position ON important state and
national questions. aud Senator Mallory
denounced, with great vehcmencc. The pol
icy of imperialism. paying a glowing ri-
butte 60 Hon. ". } Bryan and lion. A.
r. Stevenson. both 81 whom be- thought
would be- elected hN sWocping majority.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-22

Mr. Frank Moslcy. a leading trucker.
living near Bellevue. in Bibb county
has just struck a nne stream OF sulphur
water at a depth Of 81 feet down his well
The well was only q feet deep. and the
water supply gave out during the recent
drought In digging u deeper the sulphur
stream was found. aud the people Of that
community are quite proud OF Il.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-22

Boston Mass. sept. 2i.-Boston and
Philadelphia devidcd honors to-day. At
Tendance. 500 Score
First Game RH.E.
Boston ....I o 4 . . 0 o = XII 70 I
Philadelphia 90
Batterles-Dineen and Clarke; Dunn and
Douglass.
second Game R.HE.
BOSTON 80 ? o o 0 5 EN- ?
Philadelphia o o 80 IS 2
Batteries-Nichols and Sullivan Frazer
and Mcfarland.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-22

Piusburg. Sept. 2i-The home team
again defeated 81 Louis rather easily.
Young being hit freely. Attendance 36oD
score R.H.E
Pittsburg IL o > ios ~ Is /
-. Louis 81 o o % - >
Batteries-Phnlippl and o'Connor: Young
ami Robinson
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-22

Harvey Wood. negro. who brutally
shot ana killed J. s Smith. white. at &C.
neva. Ala. about three weeks ago. has
ban captured near Mariana. Fla A re-
ward OF s. 90 had been offered for the
regro's capture. II seems that Wood has
been la hiding near Geneva ever sinoe the
murder
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-22
IN GEORGIA AND FLORIDA.
NEWS AND VIEWS oF THE DAY IN
TWO STATES.

Political Notes Of Interest IN Geor-
Eia and FIorida-short sen Island
Cotton crop in Liberty-Book on
GeorRia's Resources-Nearo MUIR
dercr Captured - Identity of n
skeleton E.tabiished-New Fiber
Factory nj GainesviIIe-Other News
Notes.
Al a big Democratic rally a. Bnxloy
"Wednesday. Congressman ". @. BranticY
wss the chief orator There was an uu-
usually large crowd present and al seem
ed 90 greatly enjoy hts speech.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-22
The Morning News ONCE.
Friday. Sent. Il.

The cotton market closed quiet and
easy to-day i-i6c below yesterdays prices
There was a good demand for spot cot.
ton. the show Of strength In cotton fu-
lures towards the close. bringing ex-
porters into the market About 10 3-i6c
was reported as the best price for fol
cotton Holders were asking more. how
ever. Some wanted a. high as &C
The following were the Official spot quo
tations az the close OF the market az the
Cotton Exchange to-day:
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-22
FLORIDA.

Hugh whitney. che six-year-old son OF
Governments License Inspector l. y.
Whitney, was drowned white IN swim
ming Wednesday IN Tampa bay. just be-
lew the mouth OF the Hillsb0rough river.
a. what BE- known a. the "rcserva ton" or
the garrison" The body was recovered.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-22

Gov. Gambler has written a icttcr 10
President Robert Hodges. Of The Young
AIens Democratic club OF Bibb county.
On which he accepts the invitation 70 speak
az the Democratic rally 70 be held iu
Macon on next Monday night. Congress
man Bartlett has aiso accepted. 4 num-
Ter OF other prominent Georglaus have
been invited TO speak on that occasion.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-22

Cincinnati Sept. 2i.-Chicago could noe
ht Hahn to-day Garvin. as usual. had
a bad inning Attendance go. Score:
RH.E
Cincinnati 30 o o 0 Ks Z 0
Chicago .......O o o o Is 4 .
Batteries-Hahn aud Kahoc; Garvln and
king
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-22

aeing partner declares that they viii be
better equipped than ever 10 do good work.
and that in rebuilding the plant which
was destroyed By fire a few weeks aEo.
they have been careful 20 supply an the
needs known 10 exist IN that plant
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-22

Grecnock. 90 T. won, with Carhuncle, 2
10 ! AMI 90 ]. second. and Peaceful. n 10
g. third Time IS 4-5.
Sixth Race Selling about six furlongs.
Tho Regent "a J won. with The Golden
Prince. T. 20 and 20 !. second. and
Queen Carnival TO ]. third Time I'LL A.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-22
A TEXAS WONDER.


one small bottle OF Hairs Great Dis
ecvery cures ali kidney and bladder
troubles. removes gravel. cures diabetes
seminal emissions. weak ana lame backs
rheumatism and an ifrf gulariiifa or ths
kidneys ani bladder in both men ano
women. regulates bladder troubles IN emu,
dren. II not sold rs your DRUGGIST WI
Dc sent my mali on receipt ot -. one
small bottle is Two months froatmfns
and will cure any cas- above mentioned
Or r W Hall sole manufacture. =. y.
Box 80 s. Louis Mo. Send for tesu-
monials. sold by an druggists and 800
mons Co. Savannah. Ga.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-22

Fitzgerald. Ga Sept q Fitzgerald won
the second game OF baseball here TODAY
against the Moultrie Club The score
stood 20 . Fitzgerald has won eighteen
games this season ana has lost enlv
three.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-22

Manchester Trade Not tO Run n Part
of October.

Manchester. England. Sept. 2.-At
meeting OF cotton spinners here to-day IL
was decided TO recommend that all mem
bers OF the trade using American cotton
stop their mills for the first twelve work
ing days OF October
New Orleans. Sept a.-Cotton futures
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-22

New York. Sept. 2i.-The general MS
kes for cotton goods has been quiei io-oL
only limited demand for brown sheeiiIs.
and drills in advance. but prices arr w ~.
firmly maintained. Bleached GOODS ~
an upward tendency. Coarse colore1 ~,
tons difficult 20 buy for quick DEL - ~,
Print cloths very firm. but demand 49, -.
prints and ginghams unchanged. IA.
steady. sales moderate. Burlaps sis -
vsucing, demand IN excess OF the a'PF"