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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1904-06-15
Warning.

If YOU have kidney or bladder trouble
and do not use Foley's Kidney Cure,
YOU have only yourself to blame for
results, as it positively cures all forms
OF kidney and bladder diseases.
KFNDRICK'S DRUG STORE.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1904-06-15

Chronic bronchial troubles and
summer coughs can be quickly re-
lieved and cured BY Foley's Honey and
Tar. KENDRICK's DRUG STORE.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1904-06-15

ing its richness, purity and
strength. The time to cure
a boil is before it devel-
ops, when it is in a state
of incubation or formation
in the blood; for boils are,
after all, only the impuri-
ties and poisons bubbling
up through the skin, and
this will continue in spite
of poulticing and lancing
till the blood gets rid of
its accumulated poiso on.
The way to stop boils is
to attack them in the blood,
and this is what S. S. S. de-
blood has been thoroughly
bid, impure matter. If yor
that produced them last sea-
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1904-06-15

kDtarol-,.' Mickey will make it to your
brdere ~ 10 see him before placing your
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1904-06-15
HIGHLY ENDORSED.

Rev. Walker Lewis, the we'll known
Methodist minister, writes: nave
nsed DR.. Mozley's Lemon Elixir IN my
family with very beneficial results. II Is
ar admirable medicine and excellent as
: tonic aud liver regulator. -
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1904-06-15

causing the nnsest pain and danger the already weak and
debated sufferer All skin erupions the sometimes
bunce the peul little cabo caused by bad blood and the
only avoid get permanently rid of them purify
build the deroraed polluted blood
and poons and nothing will do this quickly thoroughly
s. which the acknowledged king of blood purifiers and
all Where the blood has impoverished
and hn medicine promptly in building
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1904-06-15
Allegheny, Pa, June IL, 1908.

Allegheny, Pa, June IL, 1908.
From the age of twenty or thirty was sore1y
ahicted with large, awful boils on my face and
body. As soon as they would heal up in one place
they would break out in another part of the body,
and this continued for ten years. tried every
thing could hear Of to get relief, but nothing
did me any good. Ihad butlittle faith in 8. 8. 8.
doing me good when began it, but after taking
it for short while the boils began to disappear
continued on with the medicine, taking six bot
ties, and all the boils entirely disappeared Five
years have elapsed since that time, and have
never been bothered since, showing that the cure
was permanent. had some thirty or forty OF
the most painful boils one ever had, ana to be
entirely rid Of them by your great purifier,
s. s. S., puts me under a debt Of gratitude to
you. HENRY AANN'
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1904-06-15
BOIISME
PYRAMIDS OF PAIN

Boils show the blood is in riotous, feverish
condition, or that it has grown too weak and slug
gish to throw off the bodily impurities which
then concentrate at some spot, and carbuncle
or boil is the result. To one already enfeebed
bv disease boils seem TO come with more freouencv
The Savannah morning news., 1904-03-31

GalTeston-M36dling. HE net re-
ceipts. "a: gr0sE, 2z5; sales. ~ stock,
1924.
Norfolk-Net receipts. 100. gross. l.
800; stock, 1900
Baltinore-Eoninal: middlsng. l5c.
stock. 5.12z
Boston-DuI: u1id6linE. "A. Soc: net
receipts, 81; gross. s5l. stock. So
intngtOn-$oninsl, net receipts.
Z: gross. :. stock. s,157.
adslpnla-Steady: Euiddlings 15.40s
stock, 221s
savannah-Quiet: rnlddling. 1870.
net receipts. 1851: gross. 1.0s1. stock.
55.5a5. ExpOrrs.-CoaEtwise sc.
New Orleans-Quiet. niddllng, 147xc.
net receipts. s-275. gross. ATS. sales
800; stock 26s.11z. EEports--CoaEt-
No5lle-Zuist, rnicdAng. Il l-lSc +.
net receipts. 80, gross. z0: stock. s,Z92
Exports .--CoaEtw wise. III
mphiE-(guief. rni1clirE. 15c. net
receipts, 67s. gross. 100: stock zss7s
'Augusta-c1uiet: nlddhng. 15sxc; net
receipts, 203; gross. z9s: sales. sss stock.
1873.
charleston-FIrrn: middling. 14isc.
net receipts. !: gross. 1; stock 7.ss4.
'Cincinnati-Net receipts. 5s7. gross.
So: stock. 5.573-
sL0uisvllle-FfrTn: rnidoling. 15xc.
sSt- Louts-2uiet: middling, 15c.
gross receipts, 20: sales. 70: stock. Il
en-
sHouston-Qulet; rnlddIing. 1z7kc. net
receipts. lz24. gross. 1.42s. stock, ga
E0R
New York-Dun: niddlinE. 1s.15c. net
reeeipts. lob: gross, s.5ss: sales. 1.552
stock 1o7. SIS
Total to-day. al al seaports-NSet re-
ceiptE. t2s3; Great Britain. 50. France.
2-5sn. continent 200: stock. 81 gss.
Consolidated. at all Esaports-1Set re-
cespfs. ko.Ie4. Great Britain. Z71s1.
France. IA. $50. continent, 1859
Total since Sert. !, al all seap0rts-
Net receipts sss2.s7gs Great Britain.
z.9s7.141. France. 7s1.1h4. continent p
2se zDs. Japan. ss02l. Mexico, e. al.
Not fnCluded in totals.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-03-31

ae@1sz IL EuLuE uU E bigger Luz
wEE VII RAE AZ ~ DuuEh1 81 event
KAY TnsE e u1-h1uE be -n= news
--g1L - SON r encourage sLp=c-s-
1az q l1Es- prices Ll-s-i0T and 1u--
-az1s E-s EtnelunslEllT lEn- and
zs1-z s-DcEs. winch have Des1 OF The IN
crease Gs compared WIN IaE- yea.
Fs-s Suddenly -s1ucsc ~ heavy ~
ssa-zs yesterday
z1s1srs = SPOT cotton are thorough ;
independent s11 seeu 70 Be bi1inE
-1s1- the UE1l sTI1usrs get ready 70
pay -ns Tl-1css asked. and -herz are IL
o4ca-s11s that buyers are more willing
- Ease- aoldsrE views than <or sorns
11Tns past I r probable that bur fu-
m interfering holidays. consiEera tIs
business W0uld oe uUt through.
Z feature q to-day has been zne
E-ra1gtn n me SUMNER months con-
rrzs-sa with wss knesE in the new
crop Evidently the reports Of in
creased acreage. the latest q which
published u the Journal Of Com
meTce. puts the Increase u Der cert
over last year. are inducing outsiders
70 sell the far months Il what appear
70 rhsrl handsome prices THIS r-o-
cess Of going SHORT q the new crou a.
1raugnt with co1si6sra bic danger. sr6
ne would not Be surprised 70 So 2
sharp up-turn whenever me account
on that side II the market becomes
zT-s-isidlT as II soon promises 10 -
The Savannah morning news., 1904-03-31

View Orleans. Ea-lz Sl.-S1ut cotton
continues very quiet quotations IN
cka EEs1
Futures 0pen=d cuia-- Win prices
from 2C1 pants down Liverpool was
Father 1isap pointing. and New York
came in ~ Z decline q from sob
points. A few buying orders received
within the first few minutes OF trad
ing served 70 cause al advance un-l
prices were 507 points higher than
me close O yesterday On May and
July.
The market was even more narrow
than Il was yesterday. and buying d
selling orders for few hundred bales
affected prices apprsciably. Late II
the session trading became extremely
dun. and several minutes elapsed BE-
tween deals In the trading May first
lost : points from yesterday close
n 14bsc. advanced 70 1890. declined
TO 14.sBc, advanced 70 15-0Sc and finally
declined 70 1886. There were similar
fluctuations IN July The market closed
quiet There were net gains Of 1G10
POINTS On old crop positions. while the
Lew crop months were unchanged 10
Z points lower
Futures closed steady. March. a &c
bid. April. 1856 bid May. 4. 1901 .10c +.
June, 15.Z2ll5 July, 154sd15. 80.
august. 1866 bid. September, 1277 O.
1870; October, lz.B3G12D4Es Soveu-
ber. Il s0e711 pc
The Savannah morning news., 1904-03-31

Bartlett Frazier a CarrfEEron
Write On Provfrion Situation.

Bartlett. Frazier a CarrfnEron
Write On Prorision Situation.
Chicago, IL. March s9.-The wheat
market was irregular. going from one
extreme 70 TIE 0-her several times DIR
ing 1hs session. The wet weather
Throughout the winter belt, with The
absence Of anything particularly bull
lsh II early advicss encouraged bears
70 further press thar fav0rits side.
The crowd bought on the light re-
csipts in the Southwest N-rich were
Only =. 99b. sEains. 1Bs 600 z year ago.
while Shipments were IL, 600. Local
receipts = ears
C0ru-Arrnpur & Co. were the bss-
buyers & both May and July options
taking more q the latter. which ruled
relatively the stronger. The trade IN
Nay = limited and nervous The pIt
trade Is broadening somewhat OF The
advance sE 3 good many local opera
tors are inclined 70 tail On the pun op-
srafions.
local receipts. the wet weather and u
sympathy with the strength IN ccrn-
The corn bulls were thought 70 have
given this market assistance from time
70 riznH-
Prorlsions-The hog situation caused
Z sharp break IN al products Pc
ceipts were considsran by over the esri-
mate. and market Al yards. ; 70 1E
cents lower Receipts al AL Western
points were 5000 over last year.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-03-31
TO BUFFALO. n. u.
AID RETTHN.

International Convention 7. NJ.
c. A. May 11-I5. 1894. Tickets
on sale Nay 6. 9 and 10, good TO
return leaving Buffalo until Nav
p, 1904 One fare plus fifty (5e)
cents for the round trip.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-03-31
WARE a. LELAND
say There Ia Money in Taking Cot
ton ON weak spots.

say There Ia Money in Taking Cot
ton on weak spots.
New York. March S0-After al is
said and done the market to-day was q
greater exhibition Of strength han
weakness. There was very little bust
ness. almost none. yet the prices held
we'll Liverpool failed 70 advance IN .
way 10 bring in outside buyers here.
and Of course the holiday had some
thing 10 do with IL
New Orleans was firm. Prices there
ran all the way from % 10 - points
over us on July. and May sold Is 20 %
points over May here.
As long as Liverpool keeps a cent
over May. and New Orleans keeps its
premium. there is not likely 70 BE- much
pressure on the New York market: IN
fact. il is a question whether shorts
VIII not grow nervous in event Of good
exports and small receipts during the
next few weeks. II IL a strong Do
stion we have III cotton and the only
trouble is traders get too long and
have TO shell cut on The first break
Al Is cents cotton is selling al a good
price, and we would buy on breaks
only. In case Liverpool takes the cot
ton she should take or the amount
there couverEant with facts N the case
believe she should take. there is likely
10 be a lively market for some weeks
For the present buyers al y cents are
not numerous. and II takes q break 70
bring in business.
There seems 70 Be money in taking
cotton on weak spots and not getting
disCoursE ed because prices move some
lower. Buyers have always been able
TO get out profit trading on this basis.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-03-31

Cotton xsvsrsd IL 1he balance put
Mttis yesterday. despite the light re-
ceipts. The cables from Liverpool
showed a advance both II futures
AID spots. and the American rings
went NJ arcordl1gly.
While rns r1se was not sufficient 70
satisfy rhe mos1 optimistic bull YET
il indicated thai The market Is II q
strong position and = little thing ike
ths fan O Z KING does not seem to
psrLu-b Il Z particle
True il Is that the local spot Eltua-
ton seems 70 stand Sill. and no sales
were reported yesterday.
The L . 4. ring also hsd but little
business 10 report and quotations were
postsd 145sc Il both the opening and
he close q the market wnicn was
quoted quiet
The interior still perEistsntly refuses
10 ssl a present prices, and Is wait
Ing for 1s cents. OF better for lis cot
rOL
Nos factors agree thai the market
viii huctuate until after The holidays.
when il is expected . take some def
nlls turn.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-03-31
ga TsLAKn coTTon-
COTTON FUTURES.

New York Eareh 1a-The cotton
market opeEec steady ~ 8 decline u
sWiz -so.nts. and sold down another
few points sr some instances or the
cali urcer luul 1a1lOr. ard 4 renewal
~ pressure from local bar Interests.
The initial aeeG5Dea were lr keeping
vita me llags1 rrlra LirerEseol cables
Futures atfpa1 were only = little be-
lcw exEeftas io1lF bur reports ~ 60 lm-
cirefert F.ct 1euafrI in t1e ENRllar
E1arket aftfHctec Some UrfaF 0ra1le
uorguurrf and rartaEw inrFea3ec the
Ceplolflpr fr Eef our ~ i1nr eotton FOR
other rrf rrlHET tger aftef tne
Dg,eElNE DcEFFe ~ lfVeigrfe mas
there wac A. feFg far teuert e. faa
cflEf &c agrsrfEE ~ spanfE nlfn
li cevtFFt NfW rfrlefrE rerrefs ora
IRIS 80 ~ farf rfat fEf ferF a.
racfIFef . cr..sft ~ - CO. feEtf.et-
~ 81 ~ o. 49, $500 rzef 80
nffEff ~ a - gan ~ fteaf 1875
EonlF rr frf ff.rf rlCrffa era EaF
f.f.Hr 49, ~ lftsr enc ff zff
80 EertlA. 80 ~ Efye4 frgH &C.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-03-31

fo- coffee futures op=ns6 steady a. n
changed prices % ~ advance q :
points on Z Light demand Later Of
1sT1ngs became heavier and there slsr
appeared 70 5e some selling for 5o1e
account Tbs Close was qEisf AZ n@-
decline o. 5G1b points. sales. So .5D1
has
Butte- firm: extra fresh creamery,
25cs state dairy 13G21c.
Cheese steady state fun cream fan
e small colOred September. lie; Enal
white September 13c.
Eggs firm. state and Pennsylvania
nearby average finest. 25c-
Potatoes firm Long Island 50 "a
30 Jersey. s. 0ga5-5B- state and
Western sacks. g gBa5 %. jersey
EWes-z. g. 51z4 .
Peanuts steady. fancy hald-pieks5.
Sac other domestic, ~ 66szc
Csbbages firm. domestic Per TN. -
as; FLORIDA barrel and crstz. Ss-5ba
-
Cotton by E-ssn . Liverpool 1Dc.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-03-31
GENERAL MARKETS.

New York March se.-F1our firm.
Rye -four Gull.
Corn meal steady.
I've duh
Barley quiet
Wheat-Spot easy. No. ? rea. q &c
Options were Irregular al day. Ths
close was steady ~ Z partial Quarter
cent net decline Nay. ssEc: July
ssizc. SsDteru Der. Esc.
Corn-SI'ot firm No. 2 nominal. o.
tons were duu and featureIass. clos
ing 7zSl3sc net higher. Nay. sBc, July.
ZIG
Oa1s-Stsadvs No. ?. zs1-c.
Beef g1iet. packet, S1BG11.
Cut meats 1uIA
Lard easy Western steamed. 81 30;
refined easy
PORK easy: short clear, 81. -5a1s. %:
mess. 81. 1919 25.
Tall0W dull
Rice duh
Mo-asEss firm
sugar-Fisw firm: fair refining
: 5-1zc; centrifugal IS Test. z1-ssc:
Ellolasses sugar. zs-32c. refined firm.
Cofiee-Spot RIO steady No. :. in
voice, csc mid steady The market
The Savannah morning news., 1904-03-31
SPIRIT MARKET DULL
STEADY had To GIVE WAY To
AZ INFERIOR TONE
STANDARD SILL BUYS
BIT A QTAxTTTF OF TxsOLD TTR-
PENTISE YET REMAINS.

Last Day Of the season FINDS Both
Spirits and R3sSins in Good Condi-
rd0E-Au Grades Of RoEfnN Are
Quoted Firan- and Two Grades Ad-
vanced Tes1erdax-The TnderTone
Of the Market Is mere Than Salts
factory. Ree-EE,1s COHxin1e Light
while the Exports Yesterday Were
a Little Above the Average.
The rurpszxlns market changed lis
tone from --stea5y~ . "6uu~ vester-
day. and MS xzs brought about DE-
spite 1hs fact Lhat ne Standard Oh
Company vas Eu z bidder The
Rockefeller Interests bought 70 some
extent. DuL nj enough . effect quO-
tstons. and tbe-e was 2 quantity q
spirits lef- unso1d II the factors Of
fees a ne close Of zhs day
The rsce5pts SIN conr1ue light The
sales reported were "A casks. me Re-
csip-s "a casks. a15 ths exports G.
casks.
ROsIN@Au grades q rosins Re-
NAMED firm. and two changed their
front z and r being quoted cents
higher q he 6na1 call
The under1one 70 ne -ost1 narke,
as regarded rs extremely firm and no
immediate decline is looked for.
The rAue5p-E amounted 70 1Z5s bar
rslE, rhe sales 20 barrels. and -hs ex-
pOr-E I 81 bz-rHls
Today VIII bring -hs naval stores
season % close. and factors. export
srs and brokers alIke are more than
Pleased WIKI ne retrospect
The Savannah morning news., 1904-03-31
CITY MARsHAL,s SALE.

City MarshaTs once. Savannah. Ga.
March 50. 1e94.-Under direction Of The
COMMITTEES on City Lots and Opening
Streets, and according 10 a resolution
Of Council passed Feb. Il, 1904, ! vii
offer for sale, al public ourcTy, 10 the
highest and best bidder. in front OF the
Court House, in the city Of Savannah.
on Tuesday, April 5, 1903. between
the legal hours Of sale, the following
described property Of the city Of Sa-
vannah, 10 wit: improvements on lot
P. Owens ward. in line Of Thirty-sixth
street formerly owned by Mrs A. NJ.
Bannon. Terms cash. purchaser TO re-
move buildings within thirty days from
date Of SAL
HENRY E. DREESON.
City Marshal
The Savannah morning news., 1904-03-31

Oats No. .
Nay ....soss AZ zo5z a.
sept SEPT -. 81 ss3s ~ IL
Mess Pork. per Darrel--
May .slz 50 sl5 % So 80 SO %
July -. y 074z - III 70 g7z - III
Lard, psr l09 pounds
May 80. 6 sziz $50 VT g
July -. o73z IN e71z 10
Short Ribs, per 10 pounds
Nay 80 s25z 60 SO 8 s2z
Cash quotations were as follows:
F-lour. steady. No. spring wheat, s2c9
s1as- No. :. sea 100: 10. 2 red, s51ze0
80, No corn. sac: No 2 yellow.
5z655zs z, No. oats. z1M QzIsses 10. 2
white. 81 gao: No. ryes lie; good
feeding barley. 3sq5sc; fair % choice
mating. z5G55c- No. ! fax seea- Sles:
No. North western s1151z, mess pork
pr barre. 81 G13-9e. lard, Per 10
pounds -s5Gf-g77z: short ribs sides
(lo0ss}. Sc sg1a ds-75. short clear sides
boxed. s-25G- 80; whisky. basis q
high wines, sLzSs clover. contract
grade s1Dza
sir1s-TT heat a 80 bushels: corr
1s5 40B bushels, oats. 395 100 bushels.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-03-31

sou-h As opposed 70 M EE1- -uT=-
uaur -oil % ve-T Sinai 1zUEl1 1u-
E-su- c1-lu1 Eu- ms tsa-zzlE - ZzzE-s
llc-f1z-lu- 70 --z-Ea- 1E m l1r=--ass1-
1'=EE- 70 SO - Wl-11l- 17ErsTs- r.
c.1nzE -r TIA u-z-Eu-s srT zz-4 n
-ne 5Er
-1z -E-s --aE-E wES Zr-H m 4sE r.
rsELz- C-- --l-@E U=-E I-IL-T EEzsEZE
a. z z=- E1-z-l1= r. -E8 zalE-EZs M -ns
u31 G-u- --nz -1a LEW =~
was &c -sn---E -iz- a15wz- E1az- l8EIz-
da- SE w=4 u-lT e l4zS r.
1=-ZE 1T -1= =E ~ * Ag-
-uEE-s 9ur u-@- -1= 1lslI1l1T Gzaz --uEZ
-t= s1-s-E-sz- -a1 s- -1s rzsalIaE
-ss-=-= are ---lE 1izz-1ET zs-
~ =E-Fac-z-4Els
The Savannah morning news., 1904-03-31
Grain Markets.
Fruits and Nu1s-

FTUl1E ana 2ulk-
APPLESsz7 so 500; choice $4-eo-
RANANAS-S1-501 ZOO
RANGES-Flo-l6as s275GS.0e; Cal
sfornia navel, $500 4 box
IEMONS-New Massinas, 5000 rs.
MALAGA GRAPES - Heavyweight
81 DOds.BB per key mediums, Sa-z54
4-59 per box
PRUNES-20s 70 sos. 13c. SOS 70 4os,
lOc. 40s 70 SOS, &C. SOS 10 SOS. 71zc; sas
70 70s. sac: Jos 70 SOS, &c. Sos 70 POS.
&c. Sos 10 zoos. sc
PEA(TTS-Anple stock fair de-
r1an5. market firm: fancy band-pick-
q TtrEzuiss. 61zcs y. c peanuts 51zc:
ex- Tirginias. 51zc-
NUTS-AlDonds. Terragona, 1z5zc.
ITicas. 131- waluuts, French, E7zc;
Nsules. l4lzcs p9cans. de- Brazils.
e,.c- TIberts. lie. assorted nuts. 3D.
mounds and Z5-poun6 boxes. 1zc.
Dried and EraPorated Frnits.
-Evaporated. TIC: sundried
APRICoTs-Evaporated- fancy. 1sc:
choice. 1D5Sc-
RAIsIN@L- L 2-Crown, sLS5: ;
Crown s.. 90. 4-Crown clusters. 81 Is:
loose rruscarsIls. Sc: 1-pound seeded,
1Os.e. imperial cabinets. $500 per box
PEACHE@Evap orated. peeled, 16cs
uupeeled, szc
PEARS-ETsporats 104c-
tTTRON-A :. drum. 1916; fancy
CorsiCan. il 10-pO0nd- boxes. 1875
URRANTS-Rarrels. &c.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-03-31
LIVERPOOL o0TTOS MARKET.

Liverpool. March s0.-C0ttnn, spot
IN limited demand; prices steady s
points higher. American rliddling fair.
9.50d: good -.3ddltng. Asa rniddlinz.
SD: low nliddling. gl45. good ordi-
nary. 6-G4d. ordinary. I'D The szies
q the day were 400 bales. q which
9DN were for speculation and exporr
and included 20 American Receipts.
i 900 bales including 1900 American
Futures opened steady and closed
quiet and steady. American n1iddinE.
good ordinary clause. March. $50
Msrch-April. 7-ssd. Apr1l-Msy. 1861
Mav-Juue. 7.ssd, June-July. 7.s5d .
July-August. 1924: August September.
100, eptenber-October s-s4d; Ocfo-
osr-Sovember. e.s1ds November De-
carrt5er sS1d
The Savannah morning news., 1904-03-31

say They Favor Purchases ON Any
Easy spot.

say They Favor Purchases on Any
Easy spot.
Savannah. Ca. March 30.-The fea-
ture Of fo-aays cotton market has
been the small movement. and The ex-
trsmely small estimate q the insight
movement for the week as compared
with last year. both q which are re-
garsea as very bullish. ana largely
accounts for the steady market we
have had to-day. Liverpool closed firm
around opening prices. New York s
fluctuations during the day have been
narrow. but the tendency has been up-
ward.
The trade savors strongly Of holi-
day season. and is mostly professional.
but the bull sentiment has predominant
Cd during the latter part OF the session,
and me general impression is that we
wiz see better prices next week. We
consider the market in safe position
and favor purchases on any easy spot
On New yorzs close tonight. Liver
pool is due 70 come 70 10 - Up t0-m0r-
row
The Savannah morning news., 1904-03-31
LOCAL FINANCIAL MARKET.

The following are the Savannah Cot
ton Exchange quotations.
DOMESTIC EANGE-Buyfng az
&c discount. selling Up 70 S25.D0. 1Bc.
s25 70 SO. 15cs so 10 800 e9c. s1u1 10
500. &c $3.50 % $500 SOC; $500 70 500.
55c 1900 70 $500. 40e; s598 70 $500. 45c:
over 500 al the rate Of 75c per &. 600
premium
FOREIGN EXCHANGE Market
weak Commercial demand. Sterling.
Ss.Sz25. sixty dayk, ss-S175- ninety
days. Sz7s-z5. French, 5-2zss Belgian.
SO; marks. sixty days. Fl s-1ss
ninety days. s37z-
The Savannah morning news., 1904-03-31
WHAT MARkET.

CnicaEo. March s0-Favora BE
wszLhs- conditions 10-r wheat counter
balanced strength II ths cash market
to-day The el0ss was 81 almost pre-
ClsslT yesterdays figures. Ihs July
open option hsinE up only NJ Corn
shows & nst gam q 1Ld11c- Oats are
NJ e Provisions ere On II % SC
Ths leading futures ranged as fol
luwE-
OPENING. Highest Lowest ClosfnE.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-03-31

New York. March S0-BuylnF q Dry
goods has been confined 20 very small
proportions. buyers being Interested
only a. goods Tor irnuled iate delivery
or IN fail goods watch are always
bought early. Price irregularities are
reported. but they Do n0t appear pro-
ducuve q much Increased ACTIVITY.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-03-31


Portions OF these lots are rented.
possession can be had On sixty days
notice
Lot No. >. containing 81 acres. The
railroad track can be removed On
thirty days notice The city reserves
the use, control and access 10 its wells
and the condui1s Herewith connected
Lot No. 8. containing 43 acres The
Northwest portion Of this lot, 100 feet
by 100 feet. is rented al $50 per an
mum until April l, 1905. Lease can be
terminated BY owner on one year :
notice. Other portion is rented: pos
session can be had On sixty days no
tice. The city reserves the use, control
and access TO its we'll and conduit
herewith connected.
Lots Nos. and s, containing 9
acres: FIVE acres Of which are leased
until March 20 1919. with right OF re-
newal for I've years at $3.50 per an
NUN. Other portion is rented; posses
sion can be had on sixty days notice
J. ROBT. DREAMER
Clerk Of Council.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-03-31
NAVAL STORES STATEMENT.


II . HI INK 4 i =
New York. March s9.-Rosin steady.
Turpeutzue E1ea ~.
Charleston. :. C.. March 31.-Turper-
tine and ros-n. nominal. nothing do
ing
Wilmington X. G. March se-Tu--
pantiDs 5uA 54c receipts q
Rosin, nothing doing. receipts al
Tar firm. SIC. receipts 1ss
Crude turT'e1-t1s firm, $3.50. ss75G
as. receipts 6s
New Orleans. March SG-Receio+E
rosl1. els barrels turpentfne Isl.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-03-31
J. n. PARKER A co.'s
Cotton Letter 10 Hayward. vfek a
Company.

New York March 30.-In this market
there was more evidence Of the pres
enoe Of a vigorous bearish element.
which sold freely AZ the opening. but
a. was the case yesterday. opening
prices proved 20 be the lowest of The
dag and the contracts put out within
the past two days by the same Clique
show "a considerable loss AZ t0-nlght .
closing. II seemed 20 b. she purpose
~ the sellers 20 break the market -
a. ~ furnish an opportunity 20 cover
yeEfercsya shorts but the only auc-
The Savannah morning news., 1904-03-31
cnTToN SEED OIL.

Esw York March s1--To-6ays dull
ness II hog products was reflected II
ira cotton Sad OIL market rraos being
EEh- 81 about yesterdays prices Prime
crnds D. mills. -S7= 12sc; prime SUI
r0e- veIoVv. S51sc on sumner yellow.
nominal. prime vhit=, 43c. prime win
rer yellow. zn,=c-
The Savannah morning news., 1904-03-31
NOTICE.

City Of Savannah, Mayors oacs. Sa-
vannah. Ga. March 70 la14.-Notice
Is herewith given TO all parties inter-
ested that. until further notice. the Of
Zee OF the harbor master Of the city
OF Savannah viii be located at No. 81
Bay street. east. where all business
connected with that department will
be transacted.
JAMES MCBRIDE.
Harbor Master.