davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-03-19

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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-03-19

N0A EsSAAk 49, 1AaA -
sic rozpraWa . Federacyi.
Znaf ma pierwszy rzut Okla,
)ze to pisal czlowiek swiatlyi
ldo5wiadczony. w jednym
punkcie przeciez pozwolil-
bym sobie niezgadzac sic zu-
pelnie 2 szanownym autorem.
Jest tam NOVA 0 spraWach
wewnetrznych, do kt6rych
szanowny pan x zalecza: IA
klady, dom emigracyjny it'd,
tedy sprawy wymagajace ko-
niecznie fundusz6w, gdy
.tymczasem pan x widzi
niebezpieczenstWo W ustano-
wieniu podatku sta1ego. Do
~browolne skladki chetnie da-
liza nasi rodacy ma rozmaite
cele, ale gdyby te sk}adki
~poWtarzac sic mialy co rok, a
moze naWet kilka ray do
roku, ME bedzie z mich ma
reszcie mic, Przyie sic taxi
dobry uczynek, a nadto ksie-
"a, czy podatek bedzie sta4y,
czy sk1adki dobrowolne, ten
sam ponosic beda ciezar
zawsze i'm przypadnie lwia
Geese nawolywania j samego
zbierania, szczeg6lnie ska
dek ACKNOWLEDGE. Lepiej
vice mojem zdaniem, mice
podatek sta1y, kt6ry raz W
roku bedzie trzeba przypo-
minac, nizeli sk1adki dobro-
wolne o kt6rych movie tree
.ba czesciej, a czasem wlasnie
W chwili, kiedy najmniej jest
moznosci zebraG cokolwiek.
Badz co badz powaznie
zastanowic sic powinni mad
owa rozprawa 0 Federacyi ci
kt6rzy stoja ma czele tego
wielkiego dzie1a.
W Chicago zagrali sobie
.Polacy W polityke ME ma
zarty. Narobili przytem wiele
ha1asu niepotrzebnego, a ma
wet bardzo szkodliwego, DO
.jak to zwykle bywa W takich
.razach, trzeba koniecznie po-
:pisywac sic swa g1upota
pred obcymi. Me dose bylo
tym panom polakom k16cic
sic i wyzywac W polskich
aptekach i gazetach polskich,
koniecznie tie brudy
.swywiesic W gazetach angiel-
skich i niemieckich. Brzyd-
XII dajecie przyk}ad panowie
W Chicago nam na prowincyi
a ten przyk}ad tenn wiecej
.razi, re udzia1 W MIN biora
ksieza. Dobrze to jest znac
sic ma polityce i gdzie potrze-
.ba rozsadnie wystapic powi-
nieni ksiadz, ale sama polity-
Ike ma spos6b krzykacz6w
war dowych %uprawiac, to AMI
ksiedza ami nawet uczciwe-
mu cywilnemu obywatelowi
ME przystoi.. z owego am
barasu 16-wardy Chicogo-
skiej wywiazala sic dysputa
pomiedzy Dziennikiem Chi
cagoskim j Kuryerem pol
skim: Icy ksiedzu wolno
mieszac sic do polityki". Gle
kawe to pytanie. ma kt6re
wiele znajdzie sic ~odpowiedzi,
a ma kt6re trudno wyczerpu-
jaco ~odpowiedziec, ale jezeli
kto inny mic ME wyprzedzi,
postaram sic " bliskiej, PREY
sz1osci cos ma ten temat ma
pisa6. !.
Serdecznie pozdrowia wszy-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-03-19

mu innemu tylko salonowi,
czyli z%ydowskiej zarazie tax
ia mysle moi szanowny Wal
ku z mad Mississippi zes Ty
sic ME mia1 CO taksmocno
draznic, chyba tobie chodzi
o to, re ia zem to piwo tax
%zniewazyl, ME mniej strachu
moi bracie ia tego piwa ME
wypedze precz 2 ia zniewaga
ono JUL pozostanie, a drynksa
bedziesz m6gl tel dostac kaz-
da raza jak bedziesz mia1
pieniadze, a re ty tax bar
do bronisz tego piwa, to mic
nowego, DO choc piwo must
mice Frand6w, DO by ME
egzystowa1o ma swiecie. Tvs
pisal re Pan Bog stworzy1
piwo do uzytku, ia mySle re
ty sic mylisz ia raza DO piwo
jest tylko wymysllud1zzki, czy
bys ty wierzyl, jak by tobie
kto powiedzia1 re Pan Bog
stworzyl automobil i ma ME-
go ch1opa wsadzi1 CODY ma
MIN jechaR Mnie sic zdaje
re ME, tax tez i z tenn piwem,
laden trzezwy cz1owiek ME
bedzie wierzyl nikomu re
piwo jest stworzenie Boskie
re bys ty powiedzia} gdzie ma
jakim niedzielnym piwowym
pikniku albo gdzie W salonie
jakim bompsom Tub tramp
som albo jakim pympsom
re upajajace napoje So Bos-
kie stworzenia a zaraz i
beczka to by oni pos}uchali
ale jeszcze z odklaskaniem re
.szklanka mad glowa ale W
porzadnym p1acu gdzie sic
porzadni ludzie schodza to
by oni AMI ME sluchali, DO
kazdy vie re to jest przez
ludzi zrobione.
Teraz Moi Szanowny Waikiki
z mad Mississippi ty wiesz jak
krytykowac kogo ale tvs mo-
re nieraz sic modlif re side1
szatanskich wybaw mas Panic
a wiesz ty co to So te sidla
szata6skie? mnie sic zdaje re
MID, ty moze myslisz re to So
jake z drutu jak ma myszy
albo re stall jak ma zajaca? o
ME DO zebys ty wiedzia1
co to So te sid1a to bys ty
sic tax SLIME ME wyrazil "
zaprzeszlym numerze Wiaru-
sa, ale ia ci powiem moi
bracie co jest sidlo szata6skie
OTTO So te medicine piwowe
bale czyli tance piwowe ME-
dzielne pikniki, ia zydowska
zaraza to upicie, wei to So te
sidla szata1skie ale ME stwo-
rzenia Boskie, a te sidla ME
jednego dobrego czlowieka
zaprowadzily do wiezienia
albo do oblakanego domu, DO
statistics powiada, re "a pi-
ja6stwo jest najwieksza Geese
wiezzni6w j oblakanych, a
my musimy ich zywi6 j przez
te sidla niejeden przyjdzie do
biedy, ME jedne dzieci bose
chodza j tez ME jeden dosta-
ME smierc. Tax jeszcze e-
den raz sic odzyWam do czy-.
telnik6w Wiarusa, .strzezmy
sic j ostrzegajmy sic jeden
drugiego, tax jak Cd ognia,
cd tel ~zydoWskiej zarazy, q
badzmy peWni, my to
zrobimto bedzie to najlepsze
Bractwo co Jest ma sWiecie .
wtedy bedziem miei honor
Bog bedle mas bloggoslaWi1.
Waubays abonent.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-03-19
Waubay, s Marca, 1903.

GEwgsE=-FEaEH@ST 1E4@=N&H=E%& &ELEEE-8@GE
szanowna Redakcyo Wiarusa!
Zmuszonym jeszcze raz
prosiG 0 umieszczenie tn tych
pare slow " nastepnym nu-
mere Wiarusa, a to 2 tel
przyczyny, ze mole poprzed-
ME pisanie do Wiarusa, tax
podraznilo mojego lomka,
Walka Z mad Mississippi, ze
AZ ME mogl spac a. apetyt
Tax teraz jestem o
49, S#IM&%%$&S%t$E
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-03-19

SSsV 49,
nych organizacyi, to ME DIE
lie sic to Z patryotyzmu lee
Ida Interest," i zarobku. Pre-
ciez znana jest rzecza, ze tao.
naganiacze So p1atni; q re oil
zarobku naganiaja, dowodz
okolicznoSc, re maj Wiece
kandydat6w zdobywaja tao.
macherzy, kiedy najmnie
maja innego zajecia j zar6b
ku, to jest pora zimowa
Mech tylko Unisci dostan'
~odpowiednia nagrode a gaze
|ty katolickie mianowicie v
tych ~miejscowosciach, gdzi'
luz towarzystwo jedno lut
kilka do Uni nalezy, poprs
sprawe nalezycie, to ME bedzit
|potrzeby narzekania.
Wiel. KS. Gronkowski ma.
pisa1 kantate ma Geese OLGA
sw., ,,Dziennik Chicagoski'
zas wydrukowa1 ia W jubileu-
lszowym numerze. Jakis kry-
tyk z mad Lake Superior
pokazac swoje zdolno-
Sci poetyczne, zjezdzi@ bied-
nego KS. G~ronkowskiego
nielitosciwie W vKuryerze
Polskim," a tenn tax widac
dopiek1 KS. poecie, re ten
zwina1 choragiewke i podda}
sic zupe1nie ma }aske kryty-
.ka. Naszem zdaniem posz}o
to zbyt predko. Kantata ma
zawo1anie napisana W wiel-
kim pospiechu ME zas}uguje
ma TAXA krytyke, zreszta :6w
pan krytyk zdradza tylko
pobiezna i powierzchowna
zdolnosc k~rytykowania.
Pan ex-senator stanowy
M. Kruszka W swoim ,,Kury-
ERIE Polskim" ME moze sic
dosyc nacieszyc dozeraniem
i p~rzesladowaniem pana Cho-
dzy1skiego. Pan Chodzyhski,
jak wiadomo, jest artysta re
starego kraju, kt6ry mia1
postawic pomnik Kosciuszce
W Chicago. Polacy zebrali
pieniadze ma pomnik i ME
pytajac nikogo wybrali model,
kt6ry i'm sic ~najwiecej spo-
doba1, ale %zapomnieli o tenn,
re ME maja w1asnego miej-
sea ma pomnik W Chicago,
re zatem beda musieli o
miejsce prosic, a vice beda
musieli przedstawic model
takze komisyi miasta Chica-
go, zajmujacej sic takimi
sprawami. Nieszczescie chcia-
10, re komisyi model pana
Chodzy6skiego sic ME podo-
ba, ola czego, dotad w1asci-
vie ME wiado1no. W przy-
puszczenia ME warto sic
bawic, lecz gazety polskie W
Chicago ME straci1y nadziei,
re W ko1cu pomnik d}6ta p.
Chodzy6skiego bedzie przy-
jety. Tymczasem p. Krusz-
ka jak krnabrny i niegrzecz-
ny dzieciak rozpisuje sic o
niezdolnosci pana Chodzyn-
skiego i opieku6cze rady wy
mySla gdyby d}a ucznia ME
doleznego ftp. Dalbys pan,
panic ex-senatorku rzeczom
spok6j, 0 kt6rych ME masz
pojecia, i ME napastowa}
~czlowieka, ziomka, kt6ry ci
mic ME zawini1, chyba to re
CT sic ME poklonil, gdy sic
The Savannah morning news., 1903-10-27
Raxter nnd Co.,s Cnttcn Letter.

New York, Oct. 26.-Killing frost was
quite general over the grea err portion
of the belt on Saturday and Sunday
and the effect on the market was quite
marked. Bears were turning bulls and
shorts were on the run, especially "a
the Liverpool market. The best hou ses
were predicting a sensational rise AMI
an actual campaign and took the view
that there was no longer any hope for
anything like a good crop. 1t was
pointed out that freezing weather now
is equivalent to freeze the first week
in October under normal conditions,
hence the crop may not turn out much
larger than 100000 bales, weather
conditions from now on will play little
part, the frost having effectuallv dis
posed of the top crop question. Gables
were booming this morning and re-
ports of a bullish character were pour
ing in as to the crop situation. New
York opened 25 to IS points higher ana
then went off on profit taking. The re-
ceipts were $1,000 against $4,000, and
some interior towns were very heavy
There is general expectations o. a b &
demand from mills at early date, ard
Just what is to be expected of the mar
ket from now on will depend on their
support Our warehouse stock is down
to 46, 600 bales. Cables az the close were
16 to 20 higher. Estimates for to-nor-
row: Houston, 34500 to $500, a~ai9st
26,773 last ye9r; New Orleans. 1902 t.
21,00G, against 141e2; Galveston, 10000
to As, COO, against 21,a79 last year.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-10-27
NEW ORLEANS COTTON MARKET.

New Orleans. Oct. 26.-Spct cotton
strong and higher under the influence
of better Liverpool and Manchester;
the improvement in New York and
the decided advance in futures. Sales
1920 bales, including $500 to arrive.
Quotations advanced Il.
In response to the sensational ad-
vance in Liverpool and the bulge in
New York. futures opened II to 10
points higher than Saturdays closing.
Nervous shorts covered at heavy losses
while the bulls took on additional car
CO. One of the features of the morn
ing was the quiet but heavy bidding
of prominent longs. There was no
spectacular bidding, but heavy traders
on the long side took everything offer
ed through brokers. The effect of the
news from the English market telling
of an advance of 10 points in spots
and from Is to 10 points in futures
and of a forecast predicting much frost
was evidently considered sufficient for
the time being by the bulls. While
many shorts covered. other shorts went
shorter at near the top prices of the
day, evidently considering that a re-
action would follow the present adj
vance. During the forenoon October
sold up to 10.10c; November, $500; De-
cember. 10000; January, 10.o6c; Febru-
ary 10.11c; March, 10.21c; April, 10.26c;
May, 1886; June, 10.35c, and July,
II points and the balance of the list
5 to s. the board at the close showing
net gains of 10 to q points.
Futures closed steady; October, $500
10.O1c; November 994@996c: Decem-
Der, 9,94@9.95c; January, 9.99@10.00c;
February. 1006010O9c; March. 1014@
1O.15c; April, 1O.19@1O.22c; May, 1o.25@
The Savannah morning news., 1903-10-27
NAVAL STORES.

Monday. Oct, 26.
SPIRITS-The turpentine market
opened firm at SIC, sales 2s casks, and
closed at 551s to SEC, sales sSS casks.
The demand was good throughout the
day, though not urgent at any time.
At the lower level the demand was
"humored along" as it were, and the
closing found the offerings about wiped
up. From the country reports come
that weather favors gathering, and the
remnant of the crop is being fast gath
cred. The demand may improve some
as a result of the larger number of
vessels coming to load, among them
steamers that will in all probability
carry turpentine and resins. The re-
ceips were 1886 casks, and the exports
2 ,69S casks.
ROSINS-The market opened firm
and at the prices below; sales none,
and closed quiet and unchanged, no
sales. The days trading was with
out feature. The demand for rosins
appeared to be light from all sources,
and the closing did not bring any i'm
in the outlook. At the mo-
ment factors are not over-conhdent
over the immediate future for resins,
though few look for any material de-
The Savannah morning news., 1903-10-27

New York Oct. 26.-Cotton opened in
the air this morning on the frost news.
1t now looks as though the crop condi-
ton was a very serious one, and all
prospects of top crop in many sec
tons has been destroyed. This means
trouble before the end of the season.
The date of frost is not only earlier
than usual by two weeks, but the CROP
itself is fully two weeks later than
usual. This means a difference of any
where between three and five weeks in
the length of the growing season. 1t is
absurd to think that a crop can be
made under these conditions. 1t is
small wonder that shorts are growing
frightened. The volume of covering
orders this morning was large. Bear
crowd sent broadcast orders to cover;
they have all lost money. There will
be more lost before spring, if the short
side is continued. 1t may not be the
time to buy cotton on such an advance,
but there is nothing to sell cotton short
on this season. Very high prices are
likely to prevail before spring. There
are lots of things to say against the
long side of cotton, but they all sink
into insignificance when the size of
crop is considered. 1t is not impossible
that the yield may prove less than
10 900, 900 and this disaster. A crop
that small means wild fluctuations,
and big money if one can catch the
swing. American spinners have got
to buy pretty soon and there can hard
ly be much of a break without an en-
tire change in the cotton situation. We
would not be afraid to buy cotton on
any good breaks.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-10-27
COTTON FUTURES.

New York, Oct. 26.-The cotton mar
ket opened strong at an advance of 20
to 4S points amidst great excitement
and active covering by shorts who
were evidently in a semi-panicky con-
dltIon as a result of the sensational adj
vance in Liverpool and reports Of more
or less general frosts ranging from
light to killing that were reported over
the central and eastern belts between
the closing OF the market last Satur-
DAY ana its reopening this morning.
october on the call sold at 10 40c, a net
gain of A points or about 2.20c, a con-
tract compared with the last price of
Saturday. December sold at 1850, a
net gain of IS points; January touched
l0,25c; May, 10.26c and July, 1021c.
Naturally such gains as this brought
out huge blocks of long cotton, but the
demand from shorts was tremendous,
and while prices slowly sagged down
from the best point of the market until
break of some 25 points on October
and of from II to II points on the more
active positions had been recorded the
undertone all the time was strong and
eXclted. The realizing was encouraged
by the heavy movement and warm
weather, but additional news of frost
Kept pouring in and the local bull
leader kept on buying December and
January, giving rise to all manner of
sensational rumors as to a corner in
nearby positions. The market was in
fact more active and more excited
than any that has been witnessed since
the spectacular developments accom-
panying the old bull campaign and
shortly after midday prices rallied up
to the best levels of the session on the
later months while October continued
about Is to 20 points under the higa
price of the morning. At the best of
the afternoon December sold at 1886;
January at 1025c; May and March at
lO25c, and July at 10.27c. All these
prices later than January being new
high records for the season, with the
exception of March. The transactions
for the day surpassed all previous
records, the total sales being estimated
at 100000 bales, overcrowding all of
the blackboards and the states which
have been provided for such cases, and
running over on pieces of cardboard,
making it next to impossible at times to
keep track of the course of the market.
The market was finally steady, with
trading still active and prices net &c
to "a points higher, this being a re-
action from the best of 10 points on
October and from to points on the
later positions. Estimates for to-mor-
rows receipts were very heavy. The
Southern spot markets were more ac-
tive and unchanged to % higher. Elk
ports to-day were 3S.62S bales.
Cotton futures at New York, Oct. 26:
The Savannah morning news., 1903-10-27
COTTON.

Spot cotton closed firm, with the de-
mand and sales on the spot of SOC bales.
The inquiry started early in the day,
when futures started on their upward
turn. and at the closing there was still
a good demand for spots, though asked
prices were in most cases above what
exporters We're willing to pay. In the
f. 0. b. market the demand was good,
and the offerings fairly free, though
the interior was backward about Of
faring, with the futures market so I'M
settled as it is now. The disposition
was to hold for a further advance,
which it was believed to-day's con-
ditions forecasted. The current quota
ton for basis good middling was 109sc.
Futures opened strong; closed
steady.
The following were the official spot
quotations at the close of the market
al the Cotton Exchange to-day:
The Savannah morning news., 1903-10-27

GalVeston-Firm; middling, 10 1-16;
net receipts, 22,3S9; gross. 22.3S9: sales,
ITO stock, 144,067. Exports-Coast-
wise, S,067.
Norfolk-Firm; middling, 1O1s net re-
celpts, 1898; gross, CTS sales, 461;
Stock, l,S10. EXports-CoastwiSe, SITS.
BaltlmOre-Nominal; middling, 1925;
gross receipts, 404 stock, 7,349.
Boston-Quiet; middling, 1920; gross
receipts, 1,4S7.
Wllmington-Steady; middling. TO-;
4509 '''''' . 49, ''OO''
Philadelphia-Steady; rniddling, 1870;
net ne, receipts, so; gross, so; stock, s.
savannah-Firm; middling. 1O1k; net
ttesSceipts, l0,l56; gross, 1876; stock, S4,-
Coo EXRorts-Great Britain, $685.
coSstWise, 800; continent, 10,147.
New Orleans-Firm middling. 10h;
net receipts, 1926; gross, 1926; sales,
pp,9vOi stock, 1926; Exports-Great
Mooile-Firm middling, 9A; net re-
stock, 34.115.
Memphis-Firm; middling, 1913; net
receipts, 1886; gross, 1881; sales, 4,50O
stock 1920.
Augusta-Steady; middling, 10A;
nee receipts, S,46S; gross, S,46S; sales,
LV6l; stock, 24,9S2.
Charleston-Firm middling, 9B; net
iTscelpts, 1889; gross, 1892; stock, 1881.
Exports-Coastwise, 1897.
'Clncinnati-Dull; middling, IL; net
receipts, 800; gross. 800; stock, 5,212.
Loulsville--Firm; middling, 10.
ST Louis-Firm middling, 10; net
l2n. WV
'Houston-Steady; middling. 10 Lie;
5 Set receipts, 1913; gross, 1878; sales,
zsS5; stock, 81, 1893.
New York-Steady: middling, 1915;
net receipts, So gross, 11.056; sales, g.
y%' stock, s4,Se6. Exports-Great
britain, SAP; continent, 4,190.
5D3rrunswick-Net receipts, S,S1T; gross,
SSoI'; stock. 1O,51S. Exports-Great
britain, SSH; Mexico, so.
Iotal To-day. at All Seaports-Net
SpsscNelpts, 7O,5S6; exports, Great Britain,
S SttV2Si continent, 1887; Mexico, 3d.;
stock, 2,407.
Consolidated, at All Seaports-Net
IIeecSe epts, 1926; exports, Great Britain,
NV, continent, 26,506; Japan, 1900;
Total Since Sept. /, at All Seaports
Net receipts, 1,6S1.944; exports, Great
britain 456s29; France. 15O,S1s; conti-
"ent 6ls49 Japan, 1893; Mexico, 2,9O0
MOI included in totals.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-10-27
1O.26c; June. 1O.2S@1O.2sc; July. 1880
10 34c
LlyEarOoL COTTON MARKrT.

Liverpool, Oct 2e.-Cotton, spot in
fair demand; prices 10 points higher;
American middling fair, 6.12d; good
middling, 5.94d; middling, 5.S2d; low
middling, 5.76d; good ordinary, 5.64d;
ordinary Sad. The sales of the day
were 1000 bales, of which 500 were
for speculation and export and in
cluded $500 American. Receipts $500
bales, all American.
Futures opened firm and closed
steady: American middling, &. o. c.,
October, 5.69@5. 7Od October Novenn-
Der, 5.5Sd November Defenders s. 47@
5.4Sd; December January, 5.45G5. 46d !;
January February 5.43@5. AID: Febu-
rary March, 5. 43d; March April, ADD;
April-May, 5.42@5. 43d; May-June,
542d
The Savannah morning news., 1903-10-27

Trains arrive Savannah as follows;
NO. 20, daily, from New York, Wash
Mgton and Cincinnati. 5:10 a. m.
NO. 80. daily. from New York and
washington 500 =. IN.
No. So, daily. from all points West
via Jesup, 1859 D. m.
All trains arrive and depart from
the Union Depot.
Trains 20 and 80. THE WASHING
TON AND FLORIDA LIMITED.
Nestibuled limited trains, carrying
Pullman Drawing room Sleeping Cars
between Savannah and New York.
Dining Cars serve all meals en- route.
Also Pullmsn DrawIng-room Sleeping
Cars between Savannah and Cincin-
rati, through Asheville and ''Ths Land
For information an to rates. sched-
ules, etc, apply to
C. H. AckERT. @. H.. washington.
r. 3; Il EAEow1cK. q. P. A. Wash
W: H. TAYIoE. A. q. p. A. Attain
ia, Ga.
r c. BLATTNER, Depot Ticket
Agent. Union Depot, Savannah, Ga.
E. O. THOMSON. c. p. g. T. A.. Sa-
varnah. Ga, lA Bun street. Phones
ESQ
The Savannah morning news., 1903-10-27
FINANCIAL.

DOMESTIC n. Y. EXCHANGE
Buying &c discount.
Selling: $25 and under. 1Oc premium
SIS to $50, 15c premium; $50 to 500, zoe
premium; 800 to $500, Soc premium;
5000 and over, par.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE - Market
steady. Commercial demand, sterling,
s4.S4.40; sixty days, $4S1.10: ninety
days, $4,79.6O; French, 5.21B; Belgian,
5.23h: marks, sixty days, "a 3-16:
ninety days, SO 11-16.
The following are the Savannah Cot
ton Exchange quotations:
Bank Stocks.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-10-27
DRY GOODS MARKET.

New York Oct. 96.-The operations
of buyers of dry goods have been on a
very limited scale ana the week opens
with every indication that conservat-
ism is to be the ruling spirit for some
time to come. Johbers are also expert
encinC a very moderate demand and
the outlook fer any increase in their
business is not of the brightest for
some time to come at least
The Savannah morning news., 1903-10-27
SEA ISLAND COTTON.

st me sea island cotton market closed
snow very little change. Included in
c G1e sales are exporters interior pur-
Eases so that the transactions re-
ir,o,Ied DO not represent local opera
s Sons entirely. The crop is being gath
So sou rapidly. Damage is reported in
n o,nie sections, and the general belief
CIV ym Is that tAe out-turn may not ex-
NJ $4,000 bales.
frees about as follows:
Eve loIldaS ................zz Wzz12
Cbo,ea ehoice Flodidas ........l9 @20
Fpu,- rloridas ...............161E4 gil
'S fancy Georgias .........20
The Savannah morning news., 1903-10-27
MONEY MARKET.

New York, Oct. 26.-Money on call,
firm at 2A6p4 closing bid. 3; offered,
3. Time loans, firm; sixty days, AZ
per cent. 80 days, 41s@4% six months,
412@4%.
Prime mercantile paper 5h@5%c.
Sterling exchange. steady, with actual
business in bankers bills at $4.S5.65@
4.S5.7O for demand and at 4.s2.2594S2.S5
for 60 days. Posted rate, s4.s3 and
$4S615. Commercial bills. $4.Slh94S21s.
Bar silver, 609sc. Mexican dollars,
461kc.