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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-12-17
(Sortiebuns folSt.)

- Wtr aQe fennen 2eute, beren
9auptrei3 In tbrer uorsislt@en Stein
li9teit liest unb bic pom ether Wat=
ttsfett. ilBem @eru@ Slet@ wilben
8lumen umseben itnb. @eun Sbr
bteien &et5 baben mollt, sebrau@t
Coles garboliietfe. Oies lit teine
garbolic Setfr. gs 1T rein ueSeta.
bilii@. 2abt gu@ Coles seben, per.
lu9t es einmal-inb SIR perbet tei=
ne anbere Sebron@en. 8et Martin
Molttnr.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-12-17

Sin @las ober 3met Waner &C.
nommer cine bolbe Stunbe Dor benz
Tribftad bdlt bic ginseweibe in Orb
nuna. Sdrofe Mbfabrmittel loQten
uermieben rperben. Wenn etn Nets
niaunasmittel notbmenbts 1T, nebmt
gbambalain's Masen. unb 2eber
Tdfelden. Sie linb milb unb lei9t
In ibrem @irten. gu perfaufen tn
alien Mpotbefen, mo patehtmebi3insr
perfauft meroen.
Mbonnirt auf ben r@orbftern.A
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-12-17
1tmter seatt1em 0remmse a.
(Meiieberi9t pom g. 8ubu.)

(@eiieberi1t pom 9. &ubu.)
Wenm bod aud rur BITE Wese IN
einem beferen 3uitanbe mdren! gu
menis S9nee fur ben Sdlitten uni
gu uiel fir ben Wasen, Da tits am
beiten In Der semdrmten Stube. Ood
biele lit ntdt Der seeisnete Or fir
ben &eilenoen, beiieu @riftens auf ben
llmsans NIT melt uno brett seritreut
mobnenben 0euten a~nSemieien lit.
Wi9 bra9te metn 9ebenssmed nod
Yabua, unb Id mub seitsben, wenn
bic &eiIezS trapa5en MIDI aud Serabe
ni9t anbeimelten, BITE llnannebmli9s
feiten Der Sabrt waren raid uerseien
beim @eilen inter ben beutiden
Sreunben, beren frieblt@es unb gu
friebenes Oaietn man ibren itets
beiteren geitdtern ableien fann. pa
bua bat etne aussesei9nete Sage, unb
bic sanSe l1msesenb t0nnte fur ben
Tarmeritanb nidt better sewini@t
rperben. Wie Ste bortisen Sarmer
6leiB unb Musbauer betunben unb
babur@ ft@ gu einem sewifen 8obls
itanbe emporSearbeitet babeu, 10 5te
rem bieielben ni6t ,ueniser anbere Dor,
aislt9e Mannesetseni9aften, bic ite
gu rpirbiseu 8irsern bieies sroz
ZEN 2anbes unb suslei@ gu lobensz
rpertben Ebattatbolifen MAIDEN, bic
tn i90niter unb erfreult9iter Sarmo
ME NIT ibreu, ieeleneifrisen Yfarrer,
Dem bo@w. 9srrn 2ubmts. an benz
@mporblaben Der ct. Nntoniuss @ez
metnbe in erfolsrei@fter @eiie arbets
ten. l1nm6slt@ 1T es, all Bic Suten
9eute, bic In unb BET Yabua mobnen,
i'm 8latte nambaft gu MAIDEN, bod lit
es ni6t msbr oils am9Slase, bes Germ
Sobn Deprau9 gu s%ebenfeu, msl@er
bter ais muitersltttser @ei@dftsmann
l9altet unb maltet unb mie fur ietu
etSenes 10 aud fur bas Wobl Der 9es
meinbe beitens beiorst lit
Son Yabua, etnem Ylds9en, bas
i'd ftets serne'bereiie, neil Der uNorbz
ftern" it@ bort etn sutes Neit sebaut,
besab id mid nod llnitp, bas Slei@
Yabua eine in ibrem 8ormdrtsitreben
erfolsrei9e Orti9aft lit. Dtelelbe
bat, ,piemobl perbdltniBmdBis nod
jung ansSabren. bereits smei @ei@dfts=
bduier. 9err @ottfrieo Sartuns bat
etn Mii9maarensei9dft, bas fi9 etnes
re9t resen 8ertebrs erfreut, bat er's
ia peritanben, bur9 iein auuortommen
bes @eI@dftsmeien fi@ BET Sung unb
Glt ansenebm gu ma@en. 8ei ibm fauft
ser Sarmer aues, mas er sebrau@t,
unb bies gu ieinem8 ortbeile. Ste Ttrma
Ben. Oitenborf & 60. senieBt slei9=
faDs bas pole 3utrauen ber sansen
g0lteri@aft, baber' aud BEL tbr bas
@ei9dft nod Buni@ sebt. 9err
OitenborI 1T elm iunser, l~iebeuoller
@el9dftsmann, benz es bel elmer iebr
suten &unbi9aft muir an einem u@etb.
den" sebra@t. n8dre ibm Elm iol&es
our Seite seitsut," iast er, nSann Bile.
be tbm ni@ts mebr gu maniden ibriS."
Die l1msesenb pom unitp etsnet it@
ausseaet@net fir Mderbau unb 8tebz
au6t, unb lebtere wirb TN sroBen
Mabitabe betrtebeu, wo5u In lesterer
i3ett namentli@ bic creamery" 8ers
anlafuns seseben bat, bic ii@ fir ben
Sarmeritanb ais etne e~rStebtse grz
merbsquelle ermeiit. @u@ Der 9anbz
merterftanb lit in l1nttp gut pertreten,
unb es bewdbrt ii@ bort bas bts In ale
gmisteit wabr bletbenbe beutide
Spri@mort: Sanbwerf bat etnen sel
benen 8oben. Otes senise fir beute.
Weiteres pom rNorbtern" &eiienbeu
bel nd6iter @elesenbeit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-12-17

Yactfic 8abn) unb has bur9 ben In
Sabre 1877 ftattsefunbenen Snbta,
nerfampf betannt seworbene Clear
ipater ielblf. sSn tenem Sample mar
es, no infer beutise @eneralsN Quar-
tiermeiiter gbas s 9umpbrep id
Bic erlten Soloatenlorbeeren bolte.
Die uorbin senunntsn Stdbtden iirb
re6t sel9dftsrese. unb, UNI .bnen ben
erwiiridten gmpo,i9wunS gu brtuz
gen, teblt nidts auBer benz Dampf.
rob, I'M bic Preoutte leidter fo,ts
idaffen gu f0nnen, als bies per @die
9ei9eben fann. unb etn gilenbabnz
bau In bteler @esenb ioll bas nd9ite
9auptereisnib iein gum Sr6Bten @au
blum Der aanomirtbe.
Son friberen Stearns County.
Mdnnern, BITE ft@ bier nteberselaien
baben, min t9 nur Serrn Eerbaar aus
Neu Min9en nennen. gr wobnt
unsefdbr auet Meilen pom Stdbt6en
COTTONWOOD unb bat cine Der BERT
li9iten Sarmen, bic man it9 benfen
tann. sSn ietnem Obtsarten madden
nidt MIR Mepfel, ionbern aud &ir:
iden, id6ne sroBe meibe unb au4
i9marae 9faumen, 8trncn unb Pfirz
ii9e. gr lit iebr m%oblbabenb, unb ietn
Sobn @eors perflst bereits ielbit
iber etma breiuiettel Section 9anb.
Ser grtras Der biesid9rtsen grnte
In gamas Pratrie mar burdIdaitt=
lid As 8ui9el @eisen per @der,
IS bis 80 8ui9el @erite, 70 eben
fa0s Safer unb Sla@s 25 bis %
BuI9el 8olunteer r,enut man tene
Srudt, bic man nidt idet, ionbern bic
pom Masfauen beim @rnten mieber
empori9iebt; bies lit beionbers beim
@eisen Der Sau. Son FOLDER ernte=
ten etlt9e Sarmer nod 25 bis 30
8ui9el per Ndsr. @s i@eint bies
unslaubli9, neil 10 gtmas I'M Often
ni9t porfommt, unb benno9 perpfdn<
be i6 metn gbrenwort als Prieiter
unb Mann fir bic @abrbeit Der Ins
sabe. Nece Perie 1T Der anbere
St,t9, ber gang in Der friberen Nece
Yerie Snbianer : &%eleruation liest.
Dteie etitredt ii@ pom CLEARWATER
&tper meitlt@ iber &odp Butte BIN
aus Bis nabe an @eitlafe, cine Strez
de pom etua 100 Bis 100 Wetlen
nOrblt9 Bis gum gtnfluB bes Pottase
&ipsr in ben CLEARWATER &iuer, au9
etne Strede pom unsefdbr 20 Bis 80
Meilen, bas betBt pom Der Subz bis
CUR NorbsrenSe. Nece Perie 1T eth
rettes Stdbt9en, mie btes aud uon
Weitlafe, &ostta unb &amiab seiast
ruerbsn mub. 2ebtere Ortidaften iinb
Giienbabnftationen Der 81. g. Su
lebtsenanntem Stri@ fnbet man iebr
uiele poblbabenbe Snbtaner, BITE gar
frtebltd nit ibren wetBen Na@baren
auiammenlebeu. Sd femme etli@e, bic
mebr als bunbert Stad &inbpteb be:
ftsen, ibr 0anb bebauen unb it9 gang
unb gar Ser 8obencultur mtbmen.
Oieier Snbianeritamm lit iebr inteut:
sant, mie man mir iaste; bic meiiten
ipre@en Elm sutes @nslii@ unb uerite=
ben fi@ ausse5eidnet auf 9anbel u.
3. 81. grfreuenb 1T es ansuieben,
ruenn Elm &otbbduter NIT pier Pfer=
Sen Dor benz @asen, NIT elmer i6ue=
rem 0abuus Sru@t bes @eses fommt
unb au9 mie ct bic @dule 10 bebdnbe
lenft, slei@uiel obs bersauf ober
bersab sebt. @ar mander WetBe
fanrt BON tbm l~ernen. Jet
nod bemerft, baB, menn Id mid lei@t
pou Dafota'S 9ratrie loslasen fam,
mid bic 9uit anmanbelt, bier metue
prieiterltde Sbdtisteit gu ~entfalten.
@ruB an ale Stearns County Sreuu=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-12-17
Stat9e Tabrt.

CUR 9eriammluus Der Sri : State Grain
@romers Iiociation, wel9e in Sarge, %.
D., pom 10. bis %. sSannar 1904 sebalteu
mirb. p~erfauft bic gtortbsrn Hacific 8abnse=
ieaidaft Sidets mad Sarge ami H., 49,, 20.
unb 81. Sanuar 5I einem Sabrpreiie fir Sin=
unb &idfabrt. Gut CUR &iidfabrt bis 20.
Sauuar etni6lieBli6
2=ba 8. 6. Cooling 9, 4eent.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-12-17
@lEs @y6H ORE
ALWAYS CURES CHILDREN LIKE IT.
Guaranteed-25c and 5nc nv ali dr,1poists.
@tScDnGn.
ALWAYS CURES


Tonbbu 9ac.- SIM leltenen
Otter BON 102 Ssabren ftarb bier
Martin @tu. gr mar felt etma 60
Sabren BIER anidfis unb ieit ldnserer
3ejt mobnte er auetn. gtn 8rtef
TRIGGER fanb In bemuBtlos am 8oben
liesenb. Ct binterldBt apei perbeiratbe
tie E0@ter, bic tn gbicaso wobnbaft
ftub.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-12-17
Noti5 fir Sebanfli3ens.
staat Minnsiota, So.

staat Minnsiota, So.
gs wirb hermit befauut gemadt, bab benz
8iHage Council pom ct. Martin elm idrift=
li1es @eiu9 fir 2i3eus gum gerfauf seiRi=
ger @etrdnte mdbrenb bes am IL. ssSanllar
1904 be9iunenben unb am IL. Sanuar 1905
enbenben Sabres pom ~nadseuannter periou
unterbrettet nnb IN meiner Office binterlest
murbe.
Srauf&eaer in einem 34x49 Nubgroz
Sen 3immer zines 3m%eiitOdisen @ebGubes an
Sibuetede pom Section 35 iibli1 on Saupt=
frabe in ct. Wartin giseutbiimer Seinrid
2oosbroef. Siearns County, Winn. @es
NANTES @eiud miro er0rtert unb bariber
betimmt merben Don seuanntem Council in
ct. Wartin in Der udditsu geriammIuns,
bic am Montas, ben II. Sauuar, 1904 in
Der Stabtbaue gu ct. Wartin sebalteu wirb.
Be3eust uilo beiieselt nit benz giIase Sie=
gel pom ct. Wartiu am IA. DECEMBER 1903.
sos. BIouinsen, Yrdibent.
3:3t SacobOieber d 4, &ecorber.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-12-17
$@wefa.

bat, geftiibt auf bas i'm Sabre 1902
erlafene @efeB our Grbaltuna bon
Mltertbiimern, 8aubenfmGlern II. (. H..
Ginfpra9e sesen bic M%btrasuna bes
S%bortburmes bon 8iiren erboben.-
Ser 8au bes neuen @urniaelbabes
f4reitet raid poripdrts. 0ie Sdpies
risteiten Der Wafersuleituna sum Was
f4en bes fir Die 8etonlDiuns nDtbisen
Sanoes, Der ftart lebmbaltig lit, limb
tiberfpunoen. unb bic 6unbamentiruna
bis our Sodeltante ioI nod beuer aum
Mbi1luB tommen.-Oie 0er5ammluna
Der 8srgf4aften @rinbel unb Sdeis
begg bat ben @ertrag nit Der @eieuz
f9aft fur cine 2uftfeilbabn mad benz
W~etterborn senebmist.
8 il | Of. Der friibere pripatboz
aent an Der llniperfitGt in 3iirid,
Gbrenbottor Der a0~nissberser llniperz
ittdt, Profefor Satob Mmsler, betannt
bur9 bic Grfinbung bes polarplaniz
meters unb peri9iebener bpbrote9ni>
ider Ipparate. feierte feinen so. Sc
burtstae.
nri. Die munitiOnsfabrit Mlts
bort tpirb in ben nGGiten Sabren
auberorbentli9 bef9dftist fem bur9
bic bon ben eibsenDfii9en &Gtben Be-
i9lphene Reubepaffnuns Der Mrtils
1erie. S9on i'm nG9ften Sabre baben
bic Munitionsfabrifen Sbu1 unb Mlt>
BORT bierfir semeinf9aftli9 Munition
gu liefern I'M 8ubsetbetrase bon iiber
100000 Srancs.
g t. g aIIen. Sn ct. 9alen
Derf9ieb iiinst Sberft paul &ir9z
bofer=9 ruber, 70 Sabre alt. 8ts 1892
Sbeilbaber Der %peltbefannten Stidereiz
f%abritations> unb grportfirma 1lri9
&afpar @ontpi0er, bate er einen be-
fonberen @ntbeil on Der gntpidelung
Der ct. 9alIer Stiderei, bic iGbrli9
fir ettpa 1OO,OOO,OOO Srancs Waaz
rem ausfiibrt. &ir9bofer ermDsli9te
benz Muieum Der Stabt 81. @aGen
ben Infauf mebrerer bebeutenber
-&unftperfe unb l~eiitete einen grpBen
8eitras fir ben 8au elmer Sonbaue.
Sefftn n. Iuf benz 2usanerIee
fdetterte Der Sampfer m9elpetia," Der
bon Porle5aa mad 2ugano auriid=
tebrte, in Solse Der 9unfelbeit in Der
fanbigen Miinbung bes gaKarate in
lnmittelbarer NGbe bon 2usano. I'M
ter ben 80 S4iffspafasieren entftanb
cine grobe Yanit. Ser Sampfer Sc
~neroio" fam Der n9elbetia" gu Silfe
unb transpprtirte bic &eifenben na9
2ugano.
90 b t. Der @6nensus 8ernz
Sent 1T fiirali9 perungliidt. Gr fubr
Bpif9sn Sreiburs unb 2aufanne in Der
Babe BON Paleaieur auf cine auf benz
9eleife ftebenbe 2ofomotipe. 3pei
Masen purben aertriimmert, cine 2oz
fomotine entsleiite. Se9s p~erfonen
tpurben setDbtet, aablrei9e anbere per>
ipunbet.
8aIIis. Die Gltefte MftiensefeGz
f4aft in Der S9neia tpeift Der &anton
Malis auf. @s lit Die aus benz II.
S%abrbunbert ftammenbs Sci e0f9aft
fir bic Sbermalqueaen in 2eut.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-12-17
Die beffen 8ar8atnS tn'bamers
baftem &ctuben.

60 &iiten neue S9ube unb lleberjdube in
meinem Sdubselddft nabe benz @ourtbaule
an @de pom 8. @ue. nub l. Strabe nSr6li&.
ioeben an9efommen. Die S6ube merben
~perfauft gu ben niebrisiten Breiien. &epara=
taren prompt nnb biIliS belor9t.
Geo. Sre5etptf.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-12-17
8ani9en sic cine 6eimatb

SIN benz srobeu Snafe &iper : 9bal mo feline
WiBernteu porfommen? Reine Stiirme mGb=
reub CONNER ober Wintermonaten Wegen
n%oafdnbiser Snformation wenbe man iid an
Sadfon, Sobanneien & Sartert,
Snate &iuer 8alep Steal gtate glseuts,
3=6 Sbabo Saus, Sbabo.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-09-19

for the seven days ending this date
last year and 161,0 57 year before last
and 1929 same time in 1900. The
total of the crop moved into sight for
the Is days of the new season is 2l6,-
66S against 596, 592 last year and 3l9,-
APT year before last.
Receipts at all United States ports
since Sept. 1, 149, 607 against 409,31O last
year; overland across the Mississippi
Ohio and Potomac rivers to Northern
mills and Canada 21S against STA last
year; interior stocks In excess OF Sept
/, 21,s43 against 74,S10 last year and
Southern mill taking $4,000 against
10435S last year, $3.50 year before last
and 70192 same time in 1900.
Foreign exports since Sept. 1 have
been 69,324 against 241 ,497 last year.
The total takings of American mills
North and South and Canada thus far
for the season have been 105,356 against
149,6 last year.
Since the close of the commercial year
stocks at American ports and the
twenty mine leading Southern interior
centers have increased 41,9SS bales
against an increase for the same period
last season of POS 1928 and are now 2l1,-
215 less than at this date last year.
Including amounts left over i'm stocks
at ports and interior town from the
last crop and the number of bales
brought into sight thus far for the new
crop, the supply to date is 1884, 467
against 81 $3.50 for the same period last
wear,
The Savannah morning news., 1903-09-19
NEW ORLEANS COTTON MARKET.

New Orleans, Sept. 1S--Cotton futures
steady. September, 10.77Q10.78c; Octo-
Der, 9.S469.s5c; November, 9.66@9,65e;
December, 9.65c; January, s.6S@9,69c;
February, 97009.72c; March, s.76Q9.7Se.
The demand for spot cotton continues
good and factors are asking, in most
cases, fraction above board figures
for desira BILE lists. Sales, 1850 bales
including 1850 to arrive. Quotations
unchanged.
Futures were quiet. Contrary to ex-
pectations, the cold wave had no eff
feet and prices at the opening were
203 points lower than yesterdays close.
Later in the day a selling movement
was started and prices advanced 10 or IL
noints above the opening. The advance
was attributed to Dun's weekly review
of the cotton crop, placing the deterl-
Grafton from rust and shedding at 20
ner cent. In the trading september
sold down to 1072c. then up to l0's0c;
October to 9.75c and up to s.92c; De
cember down to a62c, then up TO 9'1oc'
and March down to 9.76c and then up
to 9.S2c. During the latter part OF tne
session prices eased off from l@8 points
and closed very quiet, the board show.
ING net losses Of BOA points on all
months. except October, which was 4
nointS higher.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-09-19
NAVAL STORES.

Friday. Sept. is.
SPIRITS-The turpentine market
closed to-day at its record price for the
season. The opening was firm at 56Ac,
sales, 54S casks, and the closing steady
at SIC, sales So casks. While the off,
cial tone was steady after the close,
the demand at this price was good, and
the tone firm. All through the week
the demand was fully up to eXpecta-
lions. The rough weather through the
belt is expected to check receipts and
to this extent to influence the market
favorably. To-days receipts were 8l7
casks, and the exports sol casks.
ROSINS-The rosin market closed
firm, with the demand good and. the
offerings taken. The days sales were
S12 barrels. All grades were wanted,
and the demand absorbed the offerings.
Factors again reported better things
after the closing, when private term
trading was done at prices higher than
quotations. The receipts were 1877 bar
rels, and the exports none. Prices as
follows.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-09-19
HEsTER,s VISIBLE SUPPLY.

New Orleans, Sept. 1S-Secretary
Hester's statement of the worlds Wis
ible supply of cotton issued to-day
shows the total visible to be 1904 1856.
against 1,OO4,s49 last week, and 1884,
1888 last year. OF this the total of
American cotton is AL 1856. against 401, =
$50 last week, and 1,070,9S3 last year,
and of all other kinds, including
Egypt Brazil India, to-, 500. 000
against 603 900 last week, and 461 900
last year.
OF the worlds visible supply OF cot
ton there is now ahoat and held IN
Great Britain and Continental Europe
46O 900, against $4,000 last year; in
Egypt, 10000, against 1900 last year.
in India. $4,000. against 2S4.O00 last
year, and In the United States $4,000,
against AS 900 last year.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-09-19
REVIEW OF MARKETS
,V1EW OF GENERAL TRADE DUR
ING THE PAST WEEK.
FUTURES CONTINUE ERRATIc
SCORES NEW HIGH
RECORD OF SIC.

30 Demand for the Offerings at
the Higher Level, and the After
Closing Market Firm Resins
rirm-SpOt Cotton Firm Local
and TeIegraphic Markets.
The Morning News Office.
Friday, Sept. IS.
The cotton futures market closed at
.ba decline, after erratic price move
roants all day. The spot market as a
whole closed about unchanged. Savan-
nah closed firm and unchanged with
satisfactory demand reported for the
snor article In the f. o. b. market
basis good middling was currently re-
norted at IL 3-16c., with the offerings
moderate.
The surest index to the general bust
ness gains of the week are shown in
the bank clearings, which were $5,-
Sg8.524.21, against $4,825, 1924 for the
corresponding week last year. Larger
dealings through the banks as a re-
suit of larger cotton transactions ac-
count for the gains.
Turpentine closed officially steady at
SIC. and after the close was firm, with
the demand good. This is the record
price for the new season. Resins close
firm, with the demand good. Details
of the different markets follow:
The Savannah morning news., 1903-09-19

dicated further deterioration. Alto
gether the advices at hand were poor
er than ever, and were making greater
impression than ever. People are be-
ginning to understand that any such
thing as bumper crop is not to be
expected the coming season, and should
there be killing frost prior to Dec. /
prices are apt to move up very swiftly
Receipts are tagging behind and UNI
I'll they pick up wonderfully the market
cannot be affected by the best crop
accounts that may be sent in. Prices
opened l to higher on small trans
actions, then went off as much, and
then took a fresh up start. Liverpool
was buyer, and shorts we're cover
ing, especially when it appeared that
the insight for the week would not
exceed 145,000 against 271, 900 last year
warmer weather was forecasted for
Texas and adjoining country. Interior
receipts were light, excepting at New
berry and Meridian. Estimates for to-
morrow: Houston, 1900 to 1900
against 1892 last year; New Orleans
200 to 500. against 6,145; Galveston, S.
800 to $500, against 1854 last year.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-09-19
COTTON FUTURES.

New York, Sept. 1S-The cotton mar
ket opened steady at unchanged prices
to an advance of points on all OBJ
tons, except March, which was 2
points lower. The advances were due
TO cables that averaged up a little bet
ter than expected and continued COW
ering, but almost at once the market
turned easier and soon showed a net
loss of sos points under the more fav-
orable weather advices. These reflect
ed generally clearing conditions over
the South and naturally encouraged
expectations of freer movement with
the port receipts for the day estimated
at some $4,000 bales, against only
about $4,000 bales yesterday. Selling
was restricted, however, by the low
temperatures over the belt, although
the forecast called for warmer wealth
er, and it seems that the rank and file
of the bear contingent have been shak
en- in their conviction as to the prob
able course of values as a result of
the recent set back to the crop, and
after the early decline, the market was
rallied by renewal of bull support,
with September showing particular
firmness and advancing to 11.48c, net
gain of Is points, while the balance of
the list showed advances of 2611 points.
The advance was encouraged by the
large exports, which reached nearly
q, 900 bales, including 9,162 from New
York and apprehensions of bull manip-
ulation in September in view of the
Disappointing movement. Shortly after
midday, however. the recognized bear
interests became more aggressive, and
with the room turning for profits the
market eased off and closing steady,
net 3@4 points lower on all options, ex-
cent September and October, which
closed 7 and points higher respective.
ly. Sales were estimated at 250,OOO
bales.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-09-19
,,vCRPooL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool, Sept. 1s.-spot cotton IN
,;nited demand and prices to .
points lower; American middling fair fair
: 9od. good middling, 7.0sd; middling,
sSSS, low middling, 6.S2d; good ordi-
rerv 5.94d: ordinary, 574d. sales OF
the day were 5000 bales of which 900
were for speculation and export ana
included 4sOO American. Receipts'
none. - Iosod
Futures opened quiet ana closed
-4aod1. American middling, good Or
Avery clause. September. Gid; Sep
tan1 her October, 5.74d; October Novem-
her ( 44d; November-D December, S.S4d;
nacember-January, 5,30d; January
ICetor,,arv 5.2S65. 2sd; February
March. 5.27@52S Esd; March-April, $3.50
( o7d. Anril-May, 5.26d.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-09-19
Weekly Movement


Galveston-Steady; middling, IFS;
ret receipts, 5,9l7; gross, 5,917; sales
$685. stock, 1928. EXports-Coastwise
4247; France. ISIS.
Norfolk-steady middling, 11B; net
receipts, 1,106; gross, 1,10e; sales. $50;
stock, 1892. Exports-Coastwise, $40.
Baltimore-Nominal; middling, II;
net receipts, 100; gross, 1920; stock, 77S.
Exports Continent, 1902
Boston-Steady: middling, Ills; net
receipts, %; gross, 2,434. Exports
Great Britain, lis.
Wilmington-Stea middling, 1075
net receipts. 1,64S; gross, 1,64S; sales,
2S stock, 1884.
Philadelphia-ste Steady; middling, H.;
stock, 2,SS9
Savannah-Firm; middling, 1ON; net
receipts, 1921; gross, 1921; sales, 932;
stock, 24,S76.
New Orleans-steady; middling,
1913; net receipts 1888; gross. 1888;
sales, 1850; stock, 1859. Exports
Coastwise. 1909.
Mobile-Steady; middling, 1OSs' net
receipts, 1004 gross, 1,O04; sales, 200;
stock, 4,161 Exports-Coastwise, S00
phis-Steady; middling, II; net
receipts, 1874; gross 2S4; sales, 75 stock,
1890
FAugusta-Firm; middling, liz; net
receipts, 800; gross, 1,O12; sales, 939;
stock, 1890
Charleston-Firm; middling, 10% net
receipts, $780, gross, $780, sales, 800;
stock, S,402. Exports-Coastwise, 3, 1856.
*Cncinnati-Steady; middling, II;
net receipts, "A; gross, Al stock, $3.50.
sLOuisville-Firm; middling, ia net
receipts, 101; gross, 101 sales, 109.
'st Louis-Quiet; middling, II; net
receipts, l; gross, 81; stock, Sal.
'Houston-Steady; middling, lls; net
receipts, Ala; gross, ALA; sales. 4,O92;
stock, 10564.
New York-Steady; middling, Ills;
net receipts, $50; gross, 4,70S; sales,
$3.50; stock, 9O171. Exports-Great
Britain, S47; continent, 6,576; France,
.Brunswiek-Gross receipts, 200; stock,
20. Fxports-Coastwise, $50.
Wilmington--Add S,4S2 bales to re-
CENTS this week.
Total To-day at All Seaports-Net re-
c6elpts 23,O39; exports, Great Britain
s6- France, 1851; continent, 1O,l7S'
stock 177,6S5.
Consolidated, at All Seaports-Net re-
eeipts 110.7S9; exports, Great Britain
N4I2; France, 10,036; continent, 31,25l.
Total Since Sept. 1, at, All Seaports-
Net receipts. 149548 exports, Great
Britain 249S6; France, 100S6; CONT
nent 34.2OO.
Not included in totals.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-09-19

The sea island cotton market has
not yet opened up. A few scattering
,ur"nsactions have been reported, but
,He sales have not represented the
handling of enough cotton to form
ua alng basis yet The topic of trade
interest during the week was the
Storm and the damage reported TO
T4' sea island crop in different sections.
image has undoubtedly been done,
.u. me extent Of II is yet 10 be ascer-
,a.Hed. Some believe that the quality
more than the quantity of the crop
Y i be affected Both Georgia and
"ilda report damage to cotton.
SEA ISLAND COTTON.