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The Savannah morning news., 1904-03-24
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THE NEWS OF WAYCR0SS.

Waycross, Ca. March 23-Physi-
clans to-day report the condition of
young Hin Stokes, who was serious
ly injured in the explosion of an At
lantic and Birmingham locomotive yes
terday. as much improved, and it is
likely that he will recover. The explo-
sion was heard more than four miles
away. and nearly every house in the
city was shaken.
Mr. j. A May to-day announces
himself as a candidate for surveyor of
Ware county. His opponent is H. j.
Thompson, Jr.. of Glenmore.
Mr. j. II. Edenheld. who has been
confined in Camden county Jail at st.
Marys on the charge of numbering his
sister. Mrs. H. Q. Causey, full &C
count of which has been published, has
been released from custody on $4,000
bond The bond was signed by DR.. j.
NJ. Spence and 5. A. Spence of Wares
boro. uncles of the accused.
The grocery store of j. NJ. Miles, in
Reedsville, a suburb, was burglariZed
last night. The money drawer was
forced open, but the money taken in
during the day had been carried home
by Mr.. Miles and the robbers. who
were evidently after money, did not
disturb anything in the store.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-03-24
NsM eRrEaNs CorroN NARNEr.

New Orleans. MarcA 12-C,gtoa ia
:1rSS, steady Mara sS-rSc hsSs April.
Is G1g ssc. Nay. ts.Ia@1&.ltc. June.
1*.2gG1&- 1scs JGly. AS Sl&.sSscs Az
gas. Is. SSGlS .Sgc. September. u ,SS6
- 81 C,ccoNS-. y. sen So NoVe.n-
rasrs was 5 Sooe demand for spos
cesscn- BssysrS, Il Is sad. we've well
SoppGeS With EOVSlSn ana domestic rnl0
orders
Futures Opene3 steady ana from !
posDg lower - : points higher. The
weakness in New York. togsther with
hammsriDS by bears. caused = decline,
after an initial advance Of a few
points, Il VAS generally believed that
New York was heavy seller at times,
IN the local market during the morn
ing hours. Prices were we'll under
control by shorts for time when it
was reported that a strong demand
for spots had developed. This imme-
djately caused an advance until prices
were Ne higher than yesterdays close
ana about s. points higher than the
lowest levels 81 the morning.
some liquidation on the part OF the
lonSS. together With renewed selling
BY shorts. caused another recession
which Was followed by another recov-
cry. The nervous feeling in the mar
Sss was shown IN the frequent nuc-
cuseionS. Much of the nervousness was
said 70 BE due 70 the forthcoming Gem
SIS EUrssu report.
ne most frequent estimate was
t0,S0o.oe0 bales. including linters. II
was claimed by LONGS that such a crop
would J1StitS- present prices. In the
trading MAY first advanced points
ABOVE yesterdays closing at Is b9c. de-
ehne3 70 Is, 45c. advanced TO IS. nc. de-
cliasG % f3 SIC. when an upward move
trent set In which carried II TO i4.lSc.
Ocher active options showed similar
fluctuations, the market closing Arm
ar aeoGe the highest level OF the day.
Net gaiuS were. March TO August. I'M
elusive So 70 IS points. and the new
crop months 3 to IS points.
The EHaI advance was caused by an
urgent demand from Spinners not only
ear spccs but also for futures.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-03-24
GENERAL MARKETS.

New York. March 2S.-FIour dull
and nominally lower. Rye flour weak.
Rye weak
Barley dull.
Corn meal quiet.
Buckwheat flour nominal.
Wheat-Spot steady: No. red. S1.02.
options displayed excessive weakness,
losing over cent per bushel under
heavy liquidation. In the last hour
they rallied on covering, and a better
western cash demand closing UNI
changed 70 sc net lower; May. 95asc;
July. NSsc; September. sac.
Corn-Spot dull; No 2, nominal. OPP
tion market was more active, closing
unchanged to Sc net lower; May, $3.50;
July. 54Ssc.
Oats easy; No. >, 4615c.
Beef. cut meats and tallow quiet.
Pork dun
Lard weak; Western steamed, $7.25;
compound. 6S. 66Tsc.
Rice Arm.
Sugar-Raw firm: refined firm.
Coffee-Spot Rio steady; No. I, in
voice, 6Ssc; mild steady; Cordova. 100
lSc. The market for coffee futures
opened steady at unchanged prices. TO
an advance of 10 points on steady Eu-
ropean cables, and continued light
Brazilian receipts. but offerings were
nor aggressive, and the close was firm
AT net advance of 10Q20 points; sales.
2o1. 900 bags.
The coffee exchange will be closed
FRIDAY, April l. and Saturday. April
Butter firm; extra fresh creamery,
s4G24i2c; state dairy, 14G21c.
Cheese steady; state full cream fancy
small colored September. 12c small
white September. 12c.
Eggs firm: state and Pennsylvania,
nearby average, finest. ike.
Potatoes firm; Long Island, SO. 00G
S.S7; Jersey S2.756S.12: state and
Western sacks, $2.65G2.75: Jersey
sweets, 80. 5064O0.
Peanuts steady; fancy hand-picked,
SIC; other domestic. 81 G6Ic.
Cabbages firm; domestic. per ton, SIS
d35: Florida, per barrel and crate. $500
63.25.
Cotton by steam to Liverpool. lee.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-03-24
J. T. PARKER 8 co.'s
ea0Esn Lesr<r to Hayward. Wick =
Company.

Garzsn Eerrer tn Hayward. Wick a
Company.
View York. March 23.-The feeling OF
1zz--snIH apprehension which prevailed
.1-r n -ha dly. though less marked
-za1 yesterday gave way In the after
MON before wave Of confidence
-sllas-ef 1v ne very large transactions
BE- fJ1r 11C-uu reported from the South,
I'll ssEr ~ trouble here has been en-
iG--r tissfpa~ad. and anxiety ON this
sclre IaH leeu raced 90 ruuors Circua
a-t Iw a certain Wall street house
a1t vfucn were absolutely without
luulI.at.nu
Nf,I -ra sinister influence removed.
ar,ul thnlud proceed along natural
llfa aa1ln. Iur there Is no Disgusting
fIe -r -1aC Ire shock received. first
TO 1Tsr1 ~ last month and after
eans lv lle more recent COLLAPSE. are
iit.ar prevent any renewed attempt
udl uaul 1ulalnu. The size % the
m Ia ernp therefore ana the
san luuerH viii Determine prices
lafNe ge Ie'r fsv mouths
Hunu we're prompt 20 tnks sdVan-
fa uluaual conditions caused
a FstEueaa and have sifr-
ing a. large quantity ~
aIf Az View Orleans. Hnus.
uHrsr. GIa Eralf rrgfi M
uniting fae sect cotton
4rsir Hlrh cheaper
The Savannah morning news., 1904-03-24

bulls were in difficulties caused a
renewal Of apprehenslons, the room
sold out. there was another bear drive
and prices broke down 10 about the
low level. Then the light estimate
for to-morrow's receipts at Galveston
helped the market and there was
half hearted rally to about the clos
ing prices Of yesterday. AT this point
business became less active. and as
the afternoon wore away apprenslons
were felt as TO the developments on
the afternoon call This point was
safely passed. however. and immediate
~ afterwards seemed that the trade
became still more confident. There was
an active buying movement by shorts
and room operators with the highest
prices OF the day In the late tradng
when May rea he'd lS.Sec and July
l4O5c. The close was at the top and firm
with the net advance a matter or
92@45 points.
sales were estimated at 100000
bales Port receipts for the day were
fun, and the estimates for to-mor-
row At Houston and New Orle9ns
were larger than expected. Reports
from the South. however indicated
that mills were active buyers AT pres
ent prices whenever cotton OF a
ue IN bic grade was offered, The ap-
parent stability Of the SPOT markets
ana the Impression that the financial
difficulties resulting from the collapse
of the recent bull leader had been
bridged over successfully seemed 70
be exerting considerable influence on
sentiment. and the active buying inn
mediately preceding the call led 10 the
idea that the market had been over
sold and that shorts were anxious 10
cover. before the issuance OF the anal
report of the sensus bureau on Friday,
The Savannah morning news., 1904-03-24
pclacrc 8 nammona'. Letter.

The Weak Liverpool cables this
morning e0ccuraSeS heariSh sentiment
On the part 81 the aour. they feeling
thNS there VAS large blocks Of long
cc;ton YET Nauidated. which had 10
- SostOD. riS Of. The New York OPENING
MAS about As expected. 10 10 rs points
decline. about the opening prices. the
market absorbed tAe large ofer5ngs
raAgniScenliy and before the rirSt
eoGr had passed. the entire sentiment
bad changed 70 a more fsvora bic feeling
and increa SD confidence among
SPECTATORS
DUrinS the day there has been little
81 interest. Late IN the season il was
rGmo0ed that Mr., sally would be
ing settlement On a basis of 50 cents
cash, and balance in notes This how
ever, could not he confirmed. but
about this time the market Shove ed
considerable strength. snG cloSsd al
the highest points % The day. New
Orleans was also strong an6 sent EooI
buying orders - zAlS market The
public interest IN me MARIE. = sirens.
all appear u Re w2slzs ro- ErlSavrs
| Ginners Report Ih1cA 5 Eslsralv De-
| lieVed 10 be hZl1i<A ne 1zS- -s0o-x
was 9,@Sa,0eo bales gained IT II January
18th. We think sAAaa zSSeS - us
would be a fun allowsDcss wAscA
would make the rspo--s = c11sSs Is
expected, on New Yo-k case LEvs--
pool Is due 10 come 4 70 = ~
Wheat had a ShA-r A7ez& A-S a.
most complete rally. -es Il. crowz
were in control during 'hR -os-uz-z
and prices were sold NJ s2S1lv- On 1Na
decline good demand developed s1r -1s
old July, ana the SepteTnbsr- TIE for
mer on improved cash demand and
reported sales OF Red and 1As la1-
ter on complaining Of danger from shs
soft winter Wheatestate. AGvlcs are
being received from Ohio, TfiroEs ard
Indiana complaining % poo- a7-
pcaranoe OF the crop, Fifteen loads
were report taken for eNpert-I.iverpooI
was one half to one quarter lower.
Corn-The spring lighI weather
was the selling motive during the
| morning IN corn, May was Without
support yielding with July,T was
some buying ON belief that the p-ogo-
sitlen TO make three corn delivery on
contracts would be commenced to-day
The cash market was one quarter 20
one cent lower and the demand con-
tmued slow. Receipts were small.
OatHwfhe oat market was in a
general way reflection OF corn. The
bears ON corn were the most aggreS-
alve sellers, Our Peoria house expect
material increase IN the Illinois
acreage, Receipts were Ice cars and
the output OF the standard quality
heavy.
Provisions Provisions sold or dur
Ing the morning along with Grain. but
failed 60 rally with them at the close.
There was a renewal of stop loss SELL
ing The course OF the market was
rather disappointing. Hos, We're FIVE
cents M az the Yards and receipts "a
600 or 1000 under the estimate,
The Savannah morning news., 1904-03-24
WARE = LELANp
Advise Caution in Bayinx on the
Present Market,

New York. Marsh est Is a very
hard market 10 zen anything about.
Opinions are NOT worth much. for the
simple reason that the effect Of this
tss,uye On sentiment may carry prices
below normal values, TaeN AGAIN il
may - tA3E ,Aers Mil be other fail
ares before tire exchange gets On Ks
tee; &Sal0. ThtS las, Ne 3o not ex-
psc,, oUt /, Is q contingency that must
~ KEPT IN mind all The time. As far
as ne market Sues, NE should say that
when New York is the cheapest. as Il
: now. ana Liverpool Is 50 much
above New York. and spot markets
SScVs rs, than there Was every reason
- expect an Improvement. This is no,
0Ssly % develop tnse a big advance At
once
Every one IS So5aS slow. A few
hundred bales looks big now. Things
are getting back 70 more normal con-
Ss,toaS, ana NE are slad 81 tae change
FINN noW On the prtce will advance.
TSceirsS ars less than the demand
from SpsnnerS, IL receipts are more
Ne Will have duh and perhaps lower
market. hus from the evidences at
hand cotton Is worth more than ~
sarss are selling for to-day. Until
things ouse. down. ana people know
Aow they stand We advise caution.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-03-24
PICKED UP ON CHANGE

The hears tried IN vain 60 hammer
the cotton market yesterday.
over half a million bales were report
ed sold al New York yesterday,
The local Cotton ENehenge has an-
nounced that q win elose April and
e,
The New Yerk stock Exchange has
voted not ie take the deuble ante
Easter holiday
The government has announced that
the ANAL census teuett VIII he made
pubiic ~ neon Tomorrow,
rreiaM rates ate 90 the inward
trend fof fprelsn cotton
SPOT ard 20 h bfebets teek holt
aav Yesterday
Mrsi iocsi traaets thlnk that sNlly
viii soon Get pn he feet aHain,
tofrov sErp cat
New Yhtk. Mafeh I'd ttade IA eets
trn asea ali WIS enif moderate, the
anifiani heinn chiefly iHf -tui Futures
wsfs Huihi snH ia#bf 40 spl filmr
t,,i4s 4 a. 3 ,niiif saHeno pilins auin
fnsf feilrw setst rN snfutnei yellow,
nntuinal rfifnt white tle riNn WIN
90 yellow ii's
The Savannah morning news., 1904-03-24

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The Savannah morning news., 1904-03-24

than holders Of Unhedscd cotton were
willing 10 accept. OOc result of this
opportunity is that SpinnerS are now
much better provided than they were
before, and % tina, extent they are in
position 10 keep Gus ~ the market
for a while, Il they should see A. Re
ceipts show a disposition to expand.
ana Il this should continue, crop eSti-
mates would soon be On the increase
again
Under such circumstances, there does
no, seem 20 b. anything 20 e0courage
permanently higher prices ana rallies
like THAI ~ to-day based largely On
covering 81 spot hedges VAIL hardly
hold unless backed NJ BY renewed
buying by the outside public.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-03-24

COTTON FUTURES

rev YORK Marcn 2-rus ,1-.c-
market openee easy gt a.sI,..
oNlf points un4.f huua.. a., .-.-.
May selling down frou
on tne eal .e fpts u u-lt-- ..aa-
man eKprrtra
There seemed RS &c. eonalar-..a.
lnk ihouft ao boz fsr Co.. ......-
wan f'rfft bef clique uul Il.
hl"@afl4nt FfIir lrnrrul..
Haieaufe ~ aet W eunft-.
nfrte1fHeaf Tae ur nu.-.
~ fai f4 panaaf uer .,t
t.fihfr 4lrl.r lsIpe0 f.if .
lhr "fnHn FtrI uI
'.i4fnt NJ f.f firnuute lr a.
rs D rrH'uuF 5000 ST.
Eflf i1Ngr tf uplf f4l s....
Wpsi frrfffFH house. ~.
zee NafftrfrF ~ fHrfHeI ae.Isl.
800 aIa1 feEf.f .r .n.ra.a.
Hf Hpnr B.ltlns ss4.s
- fsfff' Faf meguaf sIa
eefsf . f
F
$50 fesasa tasg 80 hss gl.-
The Savannah morning news., 1904-03-24
LIvsiRPOoL CoTroN MARKET.

Liverpool March 22-Cotton. spot in
lrul-s,i demand and prices eRsier,
American u1fddling fair. 7,90d: good
ulsf,illEzz- I-14d: middlng. 7,6id; low
1IliiGl1sg, LsAi; good ordinary, T.Ald;
ordinary T-24G.
The sIlas Of the day We're 5000 bales,
IF " ntc1 SEQ were for speculation and
export ard included $500 American.
E=eeiucs. 1000 bales. including 5000
4nartt,En.
Futures opened quiet and steady
ald closed steady; American mlddling,
Egad ordinary clause. March, T.Sfd,
II.Errir- April I.S4d. April-May. T,Stds
LlHv-TyI-la. sd. June-July. I.2fd;
sfIlv-A1lgrI I'D. August September.
-aast nrsrnoer-October. 6.STds octo-
November 6.Grd November De-
saluuer J4-i
The Savannah morning news., 1904-03-24
SAVANNAH'S CURRENT MARKETS

Note-These quotations are revised
daily and are kept as near as possible
in accord with the prevailing whole
sale prices Official quotations are not
used when they disagree with the
prices wholesalers ask.
POULTRY-Market good demand;
springers. 40945c per pair; three
quarter grown. 55@65c pair; hens, 50
Q90c.
EGGS-15916e.
BUTTER-The tone of the market is
firm. Quotations: Extra Elgins, 90
tubs. s6Q27c; choice Elgins, 2492Sc;
renovated butter. zoe.
HEESEs-Market firm; fancy, full
cream cheese. 22G25-pound. 1Sc; so 10
S5-pound. 12i4c.
WHITE PEA BEANS-s2-50 hushel
POTATOES-SS. 00erS.25.
ONIONS-Native. barrels, S4.50.
TURNIPS-S2s5
STRAWBERRIES - Cape Cod. $2.75
box.
Breadstuff. Hay and Grain
FLOUR-Patent. $50: straights.
$3.50: fancy. $3.50; family. $50; spring
wheat. best patent, sass.
MEAL-Pearl per barrel SS.2S; per
sack. StS71ss Pierce's water ground.
Sl.4o. city grits. per sack. $40: Pearl
grits. Hudnut's. per barrel SS-25; per
sack. Sis; Savannah Milling Com
pany. meal. Si-S2ie.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-03-24
SPOT MARKET INERT
HNoTHING DOING" WAS POSTED AT
ALL THREE CALLS.
SULLYS FAILURE THE CAUSE.
HAS TO CoNsIDERABLE EXTENT
EFFECTED THE COTTON MARKET

Hears Tried TO Hammer the Market
Yesterday, hut Both New York ana
New Orleans showed an Advance.
English Ring Was I'm the Dumps
and Both spots and Futures We're
at "a DecIiue-No sales Were Made
on the Local spot, and Apathy
Prevailed r. q. H., with Quota
tions mt the Opening and the Close
of I4c for Good Middling.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-03-24

There was state OF nothing doing
in the local spot situation yesterday,
and quotations were nominal
The Sully failure is still having It's
effect upon the market, and until the
dire results of the involuntary bank
ruptcy proceedings into which the erst-
while king was forced. are removed
things are expected to move slowly.
Yesterday was a day of liquidation,
but despite the fact that selling was
the order of the day the market show
ed an advance.
The traders seemed to be holding on
for the final census report, which Il IS
announced will be forthcoming at noon
Friday. The bears tried in vain 10
hammer the market, but both New
York and New Orleans showed an adj
vance.
The latter ring went Sc points up
while the former was not many digitS
in the rear
Spots stood still in both New York
and Savannah. while in New York the
last call showed the actual stun 80
points TO the rear van.
In the f. o. b. market things were
practically at a staudStill with I&c
being quoted on basis Of good mid
ding.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-03-24
Grain Markets.
Fruits and Nuts.

App. E-S4 7SRaO0. choice. S4.Oo.
-5cGl9.00
COCOANUTS-Sa Of leo. per sack
SS-5O.
RANGES-Florida. Ss.7S63.00. Cal
ffornia navel $500 j box
LEMONS-New MSsSinaS. SS-o0G3sS.
MALAGA GRAPES - heavyweight
S5-9oGGo0 per kegs mediums. S4.-5 3
45Q per box
PRUNES-sos 70 SIS. lso. S0s TO rs.
1ac: as TO SIS. s.. SOS 70 Sas. 71sc. SIS
20 rs. s&cs 7os 70 SIS. Sc SIS 70 SIS.
size. soS 10 t0os, 4iac-
PEANCTS-Ampls stock. fair de-
lsand. market 6rms fancy hand pick
81 Virsinias, Stsc. y. - peanuts. So
ex. NirStniaS. SHsc.
NUTS-AlTaCn6s. TerrsgonA. Ittec
IvScas. lSis. walnuts. French. l2asc.
Naplss. l4isc: psconS, Ice. BFazils.
stsc. hlcertS. lie. assorted nuts Sc
pounds ard S5-pound boxes. lie.
Dried and E~aPerated Fruits
APPLE,S-k,vaporat Ttsc. suntr.ea
s&c.
APRCoTs-Eyaporatsd. fancy. lsc
choice. t3AG
RAISTNS-L L. s-CrCwn. gN. 2.
Crown see, t-crcvn clusters. s. s
loose ulnscarslls. 81. t-pOUu1 sRasa.s
luEc IMPERIAL cabinets. slaU rer 80
FEAcAES-Evapcrats6. Pee.e1 tsc
arpssles. 50
FEARs-Evapcrassd. leAc.
rEwEnN-A = GruHr tsEe. fr--~
ccrsscan. tn i2-Fcun1 hcxss tsa-.
cERRANgs- Barrels re.
suEar.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-03-24

good feeding barley. CSC; fair to choice
mailing, 45655c; No. l fax seed,
S1.07Is; No. l Northwestern $114;
prime timothy seed, s2.S5; mess pork,
per barrel, $12.S71a@13.O0; lard, per 100
pounds. S6.721A@6.75; short ribs sides
Uoose). $6.50Q6.6215; short clear sides
(boxed), $7.2597.371a; whisky, basis of
high wines. SIPS.
Receipts-Wheat, 43. 300 bushels;
corn. zoo, 500 bushels; oats, $4,000 BUSH
al
The Savannah morning news., 1904-03-24
FREIGHT AND PARCEL cAR

Leaves east side Of City Market for Thnn5sr.
oolt, Cattle PARK. Ssndhy. Isle OF Houe ard al
intermediate points-s:5 3. n. lis q MIS-
p n. ''
Leaves Isle Of Hope for Sandav. Cattle par.
Thunderbolt AMI all intermediate pointS-s.01
q. n, ll;Oo a. N. 800 D N
treignt car leaves Montgomery at $50 = "a
and 2-Sa p H.. connecting a. Sauddv with reg.
ular parcel car for CITY
Parcel car from tue city carries frsizht "a
Montgomery on each trip.
Regular parcel car carries trailer On eses
trip for accommodation Of passengers
ANY further information regarding passen
ser schedule or freight service car Be- had ~
applying 20 L. r. NASH MANAGE
The Savannah morning news., 1904-03-24
RECEIPTS AZ PoRrS.

New York. March sS-Receipts cot
ton at the ports to-day We're l&,as&
bales, against lS,0&& las; week. and
1888 last year. For the week, SALOON
bales. against 64.645 last week, and 81
$40 last year.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-03-24
RALLY N WHEAT.

Chicago. March sS.-Startling crop
damage reports from Indiana caused
a sharp rally in wheat late to-day. De-
clines oCcaSionsd by general selling on
favorable weather were not entirely
overcome. however. the July delivery
closing n 8 net loss 81 SSIisc- Corn is
up shade. Oats are down Sc and pro-
visions ~ 70 Ike,
The le2ilng futures ranged as fol-
lows
The Savannah morning news., 1904-03-24
NAVAL STORES STATEMENT.
IN OTHER MARKETS.

Men York. March 2s.-Rosin weak
T'z-gzl1z1e weak. $4,000.
Charleston. :. c. March 2S.-Turpen-
-1ls ART rosin. nominal: quotations
rr-e-rsts
NKIe-1Zgton. \. c.. March 2S.-Spirits
--peEe1ns- nothing doing; receipts, 2.
E-as11- nothing doing. receipts. SIS.
Tar firm at $3.50. receipts, 81.
Crude turpenline firm at $2.25. $500
and SAGE. receipts. ?.
New Orleans. March 2S.-Receipts.
resin g barrels; exports, Liverpool.
rurpentins. 2O4; Havana. rosin. $50.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-03-24

SALT-Car lots, 100 pounds burlap
sacks, Soc; 10O-pOund cotton sacks. Sc:
la5-pound burlap sacks, 45c; 125-pound
cotton sacks. 47c: 150-pound burlap
sacks. sac.
HIDES-Market, firm: dry flint.
lac; dry sailed. 12c; green sailed.
Sic
WOOL-Firm: prime Georgia, free
OF sand hurrs and black wool, noEui-
nal at 2lc: black. 1Sc; bury. 1OG12c;
wax, 26c; tallow. &c: deer skin. 24c
Hardware and Building Supplies.
LIME CALCIUM PLASTER AND
hama and Georgia lime
in fair demand and sell at S5GsOc a
barrel: special calcined plaster. 81 500
IS per barrel; hair. 465c: Rosedala
cement. S.20G1.25 carload lots. soe-
cial. Portland cement, retail. s.. IS;
carload lots. s. .00G9 40.
LCNBER-Narkst firm. Quotations.
Sawn ties. Fer NJ feet. SO. 50Gl1: heun
ties t1xsXSi3l. 49c each: hewn ties
(sxSl. sc; switch ties. 81 50: mini
mum. easy size yard stock. sl2G14; car
siIs. N4Gl6: ship stock, So.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-03-24

New Nc~S MSrch S&-The governors
% the Suck EsNcASnSs have decided
20 close @ GcCS Ert3Sy, NGt have ~
fused tc agree 70 ths request fer =
&0GS,s holiday, S3S ere exchange viii
* orea On Saturday. Ap-s =
The Savannah morning news., 1904-03-24
sroT COTTON Ar NEw NoRN,

New York March s&-Co;ton-Spos
closed quts,. middhus uplaNaS lNtAc,
middNng Sult lAsSc, sales, I'll bales
Cotton futures at New YorS. M&rca
%;
The Savannah morning news., 1904-03-24
THUNDERBOLT LINT

Clty Market to Casino and Thnnderhol. -.
Bolton Street Junction -
~, oes inning az $50 a. m. cars leave City Mar
until II 80 p. m HSl HO1E
ears leave Bolton Street junction IS minutes
alIer leaving time at City Market
Beginning at 5:5S a, m, cars leave Live Oat
Statlon for city every half hour until POS
The Savannah morning news., 1904-03-24
COLLINSyTTIFTTSF

BEGINNING 81 5,05 a n, cars leave Wa.ars
Toa1 ana Estlli avenue every % minutes until
l2.oS midnight i'ii
Deg ming 81 SOS a N. cars leave Civ
Market for Waters road and Estiu avenue ev-
cry 70 minutes until l2:O5 Midnight
1hsoeSh cars are operated between Market
avenue as follows:
Leave Market. Leave Thunderhols
e45 A N TSA NJ
64o p. NJ. : 80 p NJ
The Savannah morning news., 1904-03-24
WEST END LINE GincoIn Park,1

Car leaves west side Of City Market for Lin.
soln Eark 6;t0 8 m and every 20 minutes
thereafter until il:S0 .. N
Car leaves Lincoln Park for Market e.20s. N
and every 40 minutes thereafter until y o'cIocE
miCuizhr " - = ~-4-A
The Savannah morning news., 1904-03-24
SPOT COTTON MARKET.

The following were the offcial 5000
quotations at the close % the utarSsc
at the Cotton EXchanSe Nes.srSAv.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-03-24
AT THE CLOSE.

FUTURES
Liverpool. 10 points down.
New York. 36 points mp.
New Orleans, SO points mp.
SPOTS,
Liverpool, 20 points down.
New York, 80 points down.
New Orleans, unchanged.
savannah, unchanged.