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Evening journal., 1900-10-16

ceipts s not in controversy. Advertis-
ers who used the program say they
were led to believe that by doing 80
they were contributing to the fund,
and not to a private enterprise con-
nected with the concert. Magistrate
Sasse has decided that the element of
deception in the case is strong enough
TO hold the two accused men under
$500 bail for trial for conspiracy to
defraud, and If the grand jury does
not ignore the bill they will find them
selves in an unpleasant predicament
in the Court Of General Sessions.
Evening journal., 1900-10-16

Threatened with a large deficit at
the end of the current fiscal year, the
Democratic majority in City Council
hopes to escape punishment at the
polls at the city election next June by
inducing the Legislature to pass sun
dry loan bills and other relief meas
ures this Winter. Such legislation will
be, If enacted, blessing to our Demo-
cratic councilmen, but it will be a
bad thins for the taxpayers and put a
premium on Democratic extravaganza
and incompetency in the administra-
ton Of our financial affairs. Every
member of City Council knew that
this condition would exist, and yet the
Democratic majority was afraid to
meet it by increasing the tax rate II
preferred TO let bad go to worse and
look to the Legislature for ultimate
salvation. All measures framed by
the attorneys for the Democratic mem
bers of City Council and sent to Dover
this Winter should be scrutinized
closely and acted on cautiously by the
Republican members, both in commit
tee and on the floor. They cannot con-
sistently make themselves parties tC
the Democratic scheme to pull Presi-
dent Alexander and his colleagues out
Of a hole at the expense Of the tax
payers 1t is time to compel the Demo
Gratis to make the tax levy adequate
to meet the demands Of government
and to keep those demands within JUS
and legitimate limits.
Evening journal., 1900-10-16

except nOrtnern
Michigan, eastern
Maine. northern
New Mexico and
Oklahoma, where
rain kas fallen. A
marked fall IN
temperature has
occurred in the
Dakotas and Min
nesota. Forecast
for this section:
Fair today aRd to-
morrow; variable
Evening journal., 1900-10-16

winds, becoming southwesterly.
Sunrise, GIL; sunset. $50; length OK
day, 11h., 9m.; moon rises. l2;ol a. m;
1oon sets. 1:47 D. m.
Evening journal., 1900-10-16

Every Republican who knows Of a
brother Republican who has failed to
register should call upon him and tell
him that II he does not register next
Saturday, October 20, he cannot vote at
the general election.
Evening journal., 1900-10-16
REPUBLICAN TICKET.


For President,
WILLIAM MKINLET,
Of ohio.
For vice-Prssident.
THEODORE RoosEvErr.
Of New York
Eor Presidential Electors:
CHARIiHs w. PUShY.
OF New Castle County.
MANLovn HAYES.
OF Kent County.
DANIEL ]. LAYTON
OF Sussex County.
Tor Member Of Consress-SAort Term
WALTER o. HoFFECKER.
OF Kent County.
Ter Member OF Congress-Lons Term
LEWIS HEISLER BALL
OF New Castle County.
For Governor;
JOHN HUM,
OF Kent County.
For acknowledgements
PHILIP l. CANNON,
OF Sussex County.
For Attorney -General:
HERBERT H. WARD,
OF New Castle County.
For State Treasurer:
MARTIN d. BURRIS,
or New Castle County.
FOR State Auditor:
PURNAL b. NORMAN. JR.
OF Sussex County.
Eor Insurance COMMISSIONS.
GEORGE w. MARSHALL
or Kent County.
Evening journal., 1900-10-16

Shipping Sugar Machinery TO Cuba
Five carloads Of sugar-making ma
chinery have been shipped to Cuba
from the Pusey and Jones machine
shops.
Evening journal., 1900-10-16

Republicans, register next Saturday.
The Democrats hope you will forget
to do It. 1t is your duty to disappoint
them. In this election, when Bryan
and Free Silver threaten the country,
every good American should qualify
to assist in defeating them.
Evening journal., 1900-10-16

For a Cold in the Head, Laxativ
Bromo-Quinine Tablets.
Evening journal., 1900-10-16

Rid the country of Bryan and Bry-
anism. Teach the Democracy that it
cannot embrace Populism and get off
with it, Make the defeat SO signal
that Free Silver and treason will be
crushed out Of our national politics
forever.
Evening journal., 1900-10-16

The weather and the Almanac
The weather during the last s6 hours
has been gsnerally fair N all districts
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-07

isted ia to-days cotton market between
bulls and bears. while the speculative
public maintained rs attitude OF master
~ Inactivity, As influences al work wege
not Of vital Importance and left no room
for the formation 81 new coaclusions. no
effort was made by either side TO doml-
nate prices. which accordingly followed o
narrow rut. The market opened steady
with initial sales showing an advance OF
: points to a decline OF l point For a
long time there was barely one point al
duonag variation. and up to midday the
market was sadly neglected by The trade
IN general. In the early afternoon the
situation was frightened little by room
buying and scattering purchases for out.
side account. on which prices improved
several points. Spirited trading however.
a. no time obtained and az most due.
tuatlons were Glow and destitute OF spe-
clai significance. The English cables
were something q stand or Very llt-
i~ business was Contributed 10 the locnl
market by the foreign contingent. The
oVa faction here was badly hampered by
continued heavy receipts a. nearly ali
points. and BY reports to tire effect that
holders OF spot cotton South were yietsl-
ing 10 demand from exporters for conces-
SONS. Pending receipts Of next Monday s
government crop estimate. local opera
tors were disposed 10 follow a defensive
rather than aggressive policy. aud many
devoted attention 10 he settlement "
struggling accounts. The clearances Tor
export Tor Inc day FAR overstepped total
port receipts. The market closed barely
STEADY, point higher 10 > points lower
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-07
NEW ORLEANS coTToN MARKET.
COTTON LETTERS.

New York. Dec. 6.-NIurphy & CO.
say: Cotton IN Liverpool l-s9d
lower on spots mlddlng. alta.
sa Is, 700 bales. Futures 81 p. m. about
l-6id higher. but closed al a net advance
OF e-sid 10 S-sid. although port receipts
are free and likely to ru.a. so this month
as compared with same time a year ago
tho disparity IN purchase with southern
quotation limits Offering to liquidating
sales. Some new buying caused an adj
vance OF 10 points here az opening. EN-
coping Houston to-day. the interior move
ment is small. Manchester reported ann
owing to good business from China. There
were practically TO new features in to-
days market except that business was
more restricted than for the past few days
transactions being approxmated at bout
l2s.000 bales. Every one appears to be
waiting for the government reports on the
10th, IL doubtless wi have some surprises
IN store. While Il Is generally expected 10
he bnllish. 50 the unexpected may hap
pen. Their report will be considered good
authority. particularly SIS last year TIE
estimated yield. $4,000. which was within
about 2oo.ooo baies of the final figures.
Their estimate Of yield OF lint cotton per
acre was about is5 pounds against 90
the previous year. Estimated port receipts
$500, against 2a6Sl. New orleans expects
tomorrow i3,o0 TO i5ooo. against $3.50
last year. Houston io.o00 to II GO. agains,
i057S last year.
New York. Dec. s.--Hubbard Bros & Co
say. Our cahlegrsms report a better d.
maud In Manchester for China notwith-
standing the small spot demand Ia Liv-
erpoo., which should reflect this increase
la business. The Liverpool futures mar
ket showed recovery OF the decline OF
yesterday. closing steady. our market has
been very quiet but steady. with little dis-
position TO sell. IN face OF the anticipated
bulilsh bureau reports on Monday. open
Ing at yesterdays closing prices the mar
ket slowly improved Commission houses
were without business transactions. prn-
cipally the transfers between tho different
deliveries. New orleans reports less
spot demand. but the temper Is decidedly
opposed to ths short side despite tho large
receipts as compared With last season.
The trade are holding with tenacity. be-
lievine the spinners must buy after the
turn OF the year. and that then the move
ment will fall or enough TO bear out all
the small crop estimates.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-07

New York. Dec. s-Fiour market was
less active and shade easier. without
actual change
Rye -four dull. fair TO good s. soa3ie
Buckwheat -four quiet and unchanged
Cornmeas steady
Rye Arm. No Western. tSiAc
Barley steady. Barley malt dull
Wheat-spot. steady; No 2 red 7sskc.
Options Lost a good part OF their recent
Improvement to-day under disappointing
foreign advances. general local Unloading.
Northwest se Ting. a 3lbera interior move
ment, poor speculative demand and light
ciearances. The depression lasted aboQ,
al day. chosing the market weak a. "a
Tsc net Decline. January closed At TIC;
March, lg7sc December, Taa
Corn-spot steady. No, ?. idAc. OPP
tons al first developed considerable frm-
ness On heavy ciearances small receipts
and decreasing stocks. local covering and
restricted offerings Of December. suhse-
queutiy. however. II easei on with wheat
ard closed cary o. unchanged prices. May.
csc 4sssc. ciosea f4Me: December 4sbae.
oats-Spot. steady. No. D. es,ac. Options
slow and about steady.
Beef firm.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-07
THE RICE MARKET.
No Material Decrease Yet seen in the
Movement.


The movement OF rice continues OF fair
proportions. Naturally duliness might be
expected just prior to the Thanksgiving
holiday but ss the result OF the tenn
porary let-up. the days following such
generally AFFORD an agreeable contrast by
Increased activity. Holders OF domestic
sorts are, IN the main. nrm. but there
are those who give any stable customer
q bit In the way Of concession. At the
moment prices current are relatively low
er than che South. hence trade Is COM
manded for this point. which ordinarily
seeks supply from primary sources.
Advices from the South note fair ac-
tivi,y and firm conditions IN all larger
milling centres. In New Orleans receipts
are considerably behind those Of last year.
the lack OF rough working go the tenn
porary advantage Of cleaned. The falling
away in receipts as previously suggested.
is not Indicative Of reduced growth, but
due simply 10 the lack Of cars in which
to ship rough. 4 very considerable guam
uty Is under engagement by purchase
and advances; sufiiciens 10 AFFORD a lib
eral milling supply, bu, as u comes IN
slowly keeps the current offerings each
week less than requirements.
Cables and correspondence from abroad
note that while firm conditions maintain
on spot goods. there IL but little doing in
way OF forward shipments.
Talmagc. New Orleans. telegraphs
Louisiana Crop Movement 10 date: Re
ceipts. rough. SO SIS sacks: last year ia
ss. Sales, cleaned. (esD. i52.t75 barrels
last year 1865 barrels. Market very
strong. demand active.
Talmagc. Charleston. telegraphs Caro-
Tina Movement 10 date: Receipts. q :
$50 barrels. Sales. $3.50 barrels Market
firm. fair inquiry.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-07

coTTON-savannah to Boston. per
cwt.. 15c. 70 New York. per cwt.. DC. TO
philadelphia. per bale 81. Baltimore II.
FOREIGN DIRECT Bremen, 40c. Iiv-
erpool. 4oc; Hamburg fsc. Genoa. So,
Barcelona. Sc. Manchester. &c. Hare.
toc. Antwerp, 4oc: Reval, 50c. R-ttefdam.
voc. Trieste. Sc. INDTRECT-LiYerpoo
sa4Ssc, Hamburg s0c Gothenbarg, Se.
LUIBER-By sall-Freights steady; 20
Baltimore and eastward. $40 10 1915 per
NJ. including Portland.
LlMhEN-Ry sfeam-SavBnnah "a
Baltimore. 500; 10 r. n. r. or y and o.
docks. $50. 20 Philade phia. isasc per
cwt. q pounds TO FOOT 70 New York.
$50 per n. H8 10 dock. lightered 10
Boston. $50
NAVAL STORES-The market IL arm.
medium size vessels. Rosin--Cork for
oFdera, % 81 per barrel Of 80 pounds. ard
per cent pnmsge. Spirits q 81 per
20 gallons gross. and 5 per cent. primsge.
Large vessels roain. Ss spirits. a. 81.
Steam. lie pet 100 pounds on rosin. Ziisc
on spirits. Savannah 10 Boston. and $40
on rosin and iso on spirits to New York.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-07
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE SELLS LOWER
AFTER THE CLOSING.

considerable Trading Done on the
nasis Of 3sisc-ROsEns Firm and
Unchanged, with a Moderate BusI-
ness DoInG-No Interesting DeveI-
opments In the Cotton Markets.
.,arlxs Close Easy-LocaI and Tcle-
graphite Markets.
The Morning News once.
Thursday. Dec g.
Tho eplrlts turpentine market to-dsy
.-.t,v.ea ths decline Ia roslns yesterday.
-. ofaclal market opened steady at
,,.. closed unchanged. and sold after
.,. closing al sSisc There was under
..,ll 10 be a good demand for supplies
= ms price. though the larger traders
aid not seem to care for anything az the
.,.-kes prices. Resins closed nrm and
..,.hangea. with fair demand prevail
~. hut with a moderate volume OF bust
ness reported.
N,otniuE OF great interest developed In
me cotton market. The matter OF chief
interest at presen, Is the indifference Of
..5,,ers in taking cotton. which doubt
lass means that they either do not care
l.4 me cotton. or that they are using
,ea ho,dlng hack tactics 60 hammer the
,rarket Savannah spots closed quiet
~ unchanged. with sales of So bales.
cotton futures closed barely steady with
,-.-es po,nt higher 10 points lower.
r+a ~ Wholesale markets closed steady and
,-~sanged. stocks showed some strength
n, The opening, giving promise OF scoring
,AvaDees. particularly the railroad issues,
-,rs closing was easy however, with the
general showing anything but favorable
s,- the advocates Of = higher markes. The
Glowing resume OF the different mar
..,s wa show the tone and quotations at
~ closing to-day:
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-07

Cut meats cary: packed shoulders. sasa
Sc. picked hams sMNsi4c.
Lard steady. December closed UNia
nominal. refined quiet.
Pork steady.
Butter hrm. creamery. lsaosc; factory.
i2al5isc.
Cheese Arm. large September. 1lNo:
small September, iii4e: large made. i0s1
i0a4c small late made, llc.
Eggs firm; state and Pennsylvania, "a
s0c: Western regular packing at mark. "a
2slkc.
Potatoes quiet.
Talow dull
Petroleum quiet.
Roaln quiet.
Turpentlns dun. A2g2sso
Rice steady.
MolasSes steady.
Cabbage steady
Cotton b. steam % Liverpool, nc
Coffee futures opened steady and points
lower. undo. light room and forcing aen~
ing. the incentive Of which was poor tor
eign market news and burdensoue crop
movement IN Brazil. The market ruled
quiet an day but a shade firmer in the
Afternoon. when shorts took proats. Late
French cables were favorable. The c.oss
was quiet with prices points net lower
Total sales 2. 80 bags. including DeceFn-
Der al Sc. January, 6ioc. March. soc.
SPOT coffee. Rio nearly steady. No. In
voice. TAG; mild quiet; Cordova. sssuisAc.
Sugar-Raw. quiet but Arm; fair refn~
ing, ih-iec. centrifugal. eS-test, e-iscs
nsolssses sugar. il-isc; reaned steady.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-07

MoNEY-Active demand. fairly sup.
piled
FOREIGN ExCHANGE--Msrket barely
days. SfS07s: ninety days. HT9A;. francs.
Paris and Havre. sixty DAYS. 5.2ihs. swiss.
sixty days. $3.50: Belgian, S2i; marks.
sixty days. -; ninety days e3&.
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE - Steady
banks are buying at lis discount and
selling as follows IS and under. I0c pre-
MUM: SIS to so i5c premium. so to 500
soc premium 500 20 s9lo. sc premium:
500 to 81 900. 4 premium. 81 900 and over.
7sc per VI premium.
SECURITIES South appears 90
be selling Central securities. New York
Parties buying them
stocks.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-07
NAVAL STORES.

THURSDAY. Dec.
SPIRITS TURPENTTNE-The turpen-
tine market opened steady AZ Sssae, with
sales OF sss casks ~ this price. and closed
qulet and unchanged. with further sales
az % casks During the carly hours the
demand was reported COCA. but 81 maSaer-
ated until after the closing. when x
sprunx IN again after concessions were
r,ade on the ofiiclal price. Sales of big
lot we're reported al &isc. The days re-
CENTS were lies. and the exports none
RosrN-The market closed firm and
unchanged to-day. with sales a. the open
ing call Of 2.sis barrels. The demand was
fair throughout the day. though K was
considerably less than on yesterday when
business was done on a large scale after
the gron in prices The days receipts
were ssls and the exports 7.z50. Prices
as follows
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-07

Liverpool. Dec. Spot. moderate bus
mess; prices easier; American middling
fsir u-S2a. good middling. 3 2i-asd. mid
ding s-i6d, low middling. 5s.d: good or
binary. SD: ordinary. f'sd. The sales %
che day were 700 bales. OF which ~
we're for speculation and export and In
cluded $500 American. Receipts 1900
bales. all American.
Futures opened quiet and closed steady
American mlddlng. low middllng clause.
December. 8 Sfd5 sd. sellers; December
January. s 2Jd5 sd. buyers: January
February seas ~. buyers. February
March. 5.25d. buyers. Mareh-April. 8 nd
buyers. April-May. 5.lSgf5 .lsi buyers:
May-June 5.i6q5 ia. sellers. Juue-July
Siid, buyers: July-August Sid. sellers.
Acknowledgements. a.60d. buyers
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-07


Yea York. Dec. e-The stock market
opened exceedingly strong and animated
material advances appearing In ViftuailF
every quarter The railroad list asahl
a, ershadowed the rest OF the market
IN All respects There were exceedingly
heavy dealings At advancing prices ~ the
Eric issues. the Reading shares the
southern Railroad stocks and Atehisofis
Northern Pacific Union Psclhc. aia
southern Pacific were less active taan
81 late. but were al very frm AmonS
INC nigh priced stocks Pessnsylyants atl
New York Central were notably strong
The Industrial quarter was comparatively
neglected but a flrm tone was evident
there. also principally for the steel IN
susirials. Sugar was rather weak on light
Gealings The local traction issues we're
likewise steady. but were comparatively
dull Az influence Of 40 little weight IN
Inc market was the reversal OF tone
shown in the London market for Ameri-
can stocks where material advances were
common There was no principal eNplo-
nation OF changed tone Of the London
market. but a decided revival 81 strength
and animation in American stocks was
reported there Asisio from this feature
OF the situation. there was little that
was really new presented for comment at
the opening Of business. The dealings
In the bon3 market were very heavy.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-07

4ls00. ship stock SIC ooQis %. sawn ties,
s. 00NS So. hewu ties 3S0ssc
OIL Market steady demand fair. sig-
nal 4sa0c. West Nireinia black 9di2c.
lard. sSc. neatsfoot. ced70c. machinery. i6
a25c; linsoed oil. raw 75iac. boiled 7sik,;
Kerosene. prime white. ~; water white,
i3r. Pratts astral. lte. deoiorzed stove
gasoline. drums. liAc. empty oil barrels.
delivered SC.
sHoT-Drop $50. n n. aud large. I7s.
chilled. sl75
IRoN-Aiarket very steady. swede. size
NAILg-Cut. s. so base; wire. s. 81 base.
BARRED WIRE s. % per 100 pounds
GUN POwDER-Per keg. Austin crack
shot. 500. half kegs us. quarter kegs
81 Is: champion duchug. quarter kegs.
s. Is. Dupont and Hazard smokeless, half
kegs Nla5. quarter kegs. SI5, i-pound.
canisters. 800. less . per cent. Trois-
dorf smokeless powder. i-pound cans. 81:
l0-pound cans. eoc pound.
Cotton BaEsinE and Ties.
RAGGTNG-Mar firm: jute. pa
pound. sAc large lots. sic; small lots.
pound. T7ac sea island hagglng i2isc
TIES Standard. ss-pound. arrow. large
lots. 81 30. small lots. 81.
salt. Hides and Wool.
sAL,T-Demand is fair and tho market
NfHMUN.
sacks &c: 100 pound cotton sacks. CSC
iio-pound nuriap sacks. 5ihc. lio-pound
cotton sacks. b2iac. iza-pound burlap
sacks. sgs4c i25-pouud cotton sacks. 59iac
90 pound hnrlap sacks. Sic,
HIDES Market nrm; dry Mint isisc:
dry salt ill.c: green salted. &C.
WOOL Nominal. prime Georgia. free
81 sand burs and black wool. iac. black.
lsc. bury. isc Wax. sc. tsllow. sac.
Deer skins. 2oc
Fruits and Nuts.
APPLES Northern variety. 81 0d350
ORANGES lFlaD. s. sDa300 per box.
PRUNEs-f0s to 60s 10. sos 90 COS. SIC.
Coz to 70s. &c. 70s to S98. el4c. sos 10 s0s. &c
sos to zoos 5iac
BANANAs-9l 2sd2 20 bunch
LEMONS Market steady 80 s2.bo
COCoANUTs-4.g Is per 100
PEANUTs--Ampie stock. fair demand .
market firm. fancy haud-pieked. Virginia.
per pound. tNc. hand-picked Virginia. ex-
tras. 44c; ". G. seed peanuts. &C.
NUTS-Almonds. TarFagoaa. tic; " ca
i6e. walnuts. French, L.. Naples izizc
pecans. he. Brazils. Ice. filberts. i3c: as
sorted nuts. s0-pound and s-pound boxes.
i2ssc.
Bacon, Hams and Lard.
BAcON-Market firm. H. 8 G. n. sides
5asc; y. T. Bellies. SIC EASTERN. accord
ing 10 average uize: -. s. bellies. SIC
(Westernl. smoked c. II. sides. sAc
HAMs-suEar cured. ilM0i2iac
l.ARD-Ppre. In tisrcee. sac. in so
pound tins ana so-pound tubs. SIC.
compound. in tierces. SIC. 50-pound tins
and So-pound tubs, sssc.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-07

Local cotton-Quies, unchanged
cotton Futures-Steady. ! up 10 on
stocks-Closing easy.
Noney-Cnll. firm, aqSAs per cent
7,,rpentine-Quiet, Sssc.
RoSns-Firm. unchanged.
cotton seed Ol-Barely steady, qules'
Wheat-weak. Jan. 7sdic on
Corn-Closing shade 10 sc up
c,ats-Closlng 10 lower.
ACKNOWLEDGING 2ika7sse up.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-07

The cotton. ularkeS closed quiet ana IN
.,eanrea today. with sales on the spot
~ rs bales. Tho demand is very hght
a. prsseat. with nothing TO Indicate JUS
vh@n II will be actively revived. SPIN
rers are apparently Indifferent about tab
~ cotton and as a result trading has
corne to a practical standstiil. The DAY
receipts. s.Vs7 against S@S aast year an"
~ year before last. Aucn OF me COZ,
- vghleh Is now being received Is. OF
covrsc priug IN the stock. The stock Is
no. vet equal TO what Il was this time
last year.
the following were the Official spot quo
,,tions at she close OF the market al the
cotton Exchange to-day:
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-07

col Sou. q il. 81 lst Paul. Chi.
Den. r. q. a.. .i0ii. Paclfc lists ... 1875
Erie Gen a 7gA, do do b. ....i&lAs
~ ~ 4 Denver sou Pac fs... Set.
ct.1 lst 77is SOU Ry 5s ..iiZs
cc, r5c, - laa s. r. and T. g.. 70
Iowa. Cen lsts.iA Tex. 8 Fac- lsts.il
Lou & Nash do @nds .-.s.' -
UNIFIED ~ ..i0l Union Fat, -. ~. ~.
Mis- Kan. wabash lNa
Texas. ends i. 7iA' do amos ..t''' ~ so''
do do a. .... t3ls ". ,. ~ t''t.''s~
q q A. ssa. wis. Cen. lists 81
c. of @. con. S. @7s Var. Cen ...... -l g-'
New York. Dec. 6-standard on t'sa
Kew York. Dec. s.-conso.idated Gas
closed is95s.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-07
DRY GOODS.

New York. Dec. e.-There hos been a
generally quiet market to-day In all de-
scriptions OF brown cottons on home ac-
count and nothing further reported Ia the
way OF demand FOR export. Prices are
unchanged IN brown sheetings and drills.
Bieached cottons frm. sales moderate.
Buyers md some difficulty ia placing or
ders fer coarse ooiorsd eottons 20 any
extent at prevailing prices. Print cloths
continue inactive. Cotton Innings quiet
prices without material alteration
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-07
an arrlva and aepart from the syssm alaon

All Plant system Station
g 4 EXPRESS Veu-
b limited Pullman Dwng Room ssepng Cars between a
Charlotte aud Nor
Carss Serve q mea
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and
For com lon o
CANNON v =. NJ. NJ GULF r NJ. W A TURK. O. p A.
G.
II uAR Asst, 0enlP ia
r. c Ticket
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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-07

IsH-Mackerel hsif-harrels. No I.
ST. No. ?. 100 No. 2. $50. kits. No.
!. I'D: No .. 81 10. No B. Sc Codash.
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