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A TEXAS WONDER.
Hall'* Great llUrot.fy.
Or.* small bottle ot 11*11 > '*rt Pl
rovsry cures *ll Indus v .r-l "ilir Iron
bias. nmoi ti gravel urc - dsbMe-. scm
In*, (imoloni. weak and lame l>aik*
rheumatism and all Irregularities of the
kldnejs and bladdc n n.'t. and •
■new. tegu,*:e- f..■■■ ■ • .1
dren If not aol.l t-y 'jr .iiugiilat wl.l
br tent by mall on • • lof 1. >*n atnajl
t*.t lie la lira nu.'h* Irr*atmrnl an 1 il
< are any u - *1 **e mentioned. Dr •*-
V Hall. ••• in.iri.fr tin • r I' O !'■<
g,** M I oil > M. ■ n<l fur teallmonUrl"
ftcid h\ >1 . druggists and Bolom***!* Cos.
r. \ anriab. ..•
Brad Thla.
Cuthbert. ila . April I IV#
Thl* I* to 1 artlfy that I * affected
avli r vr. und that I took sixti dr |
•f Ha.: * ■ irral DtlCOWf) a- I W>
piste.y cured me It Is worth II ## l*n
Dottle to any one n*tdlr.g It,
J T. STEVENS
IN GEORGIA AND FLORIDA.
m;%%9 and r thk day ix
two xtlren.
%% h lak ▼ Crowd Won nt < Imrrh
Hrrttnu Married Mm Ll*|**l
4.orttl fHmnlil It* le lloraea.
nml NalM-\<‘Sru Killed Ml Kverelt
C'ttj—riorldn in Max* *n ►*■•**
Fair—Faptlal M l*tfled.
Other Florida Vwi.
Wahtntot) Chronlclt- T’nltrfl j
Itei.mum A S v %*id vi*tt Warhlnfton j
next Monday and will addre** the F P*
ork that day. Our |**opl* wUI mend in
large number* to hear him. nn*l will fll'**
|*.m a cordial greeting:
Married >lna Eln|M*a With t.lrl.
Daw .m Mr II K Prieit. of’
th* northern part of the r. unty. • *
the rlty v* -t< rrio> Instituting u e- r h
lor hie 15-year-old daughter, who di-*, 1
|nar*d Mot my night with Wlil '1 • ,r *
roll. a young married min >f W*- v h*t
county < ‘.irroll !• .i**’j* -1 y# are of
age weigh* U.S pound , und h* lig it har j
an t mouatai hr Mr l'rl it < fT* I-'* r
nurd for l* <ipp •-.etieion of th*- DrtU**
and nfllver* in thi* uwl ‘er a(jt*:f have
been notified to art# *t tin m.
t r #••• Out Plant Trrli.
The Bouth Georgia Railway Company
will b#atn ncit we* k !h* er"t -n *f n
aterhead rrtaMnx over the tr.u k of tlm j
Plant Aywtem t (jultman, and they ex
pa t to m runuitk train* Into Greenville
wtthir. ti*** next nlnej w da' > Tne
l about compM* 1 for the whole di*
tance. ar.l th* htida* w-rk ie being p'e i
rupxlD The rropainK ref**n*d to wi;
fivo them i)< re with their trains to the
r,w track .** 1* !* lad and will facilitate
the work The* ertetiaton of iw**ta>-?hree
ndlr# will true th*‘m •* total of fifty- **• t •
mllee through u very fin** timler nl
farming e*- tlon It le entirely owned l*y !
lirtdf XHinf> men. ami le flret un<l
a Uro*ke ount> enterprise
U hlaki <>%! %\ n Out.
Da h lon eg a Nugget A hit f lnf#-re*t- j
Ing church information r*o hd on from j
Imweon county lot Saturday, being r
lated to us by a refl.i >le gentleman, which
la a% f.nlow*- A few week# ago t Got
lan Church ;n tni county, two of lu
member* are re dlamifaed becauee they
ha*l been making llqu#r contrary to the
of th< t’nU*d B?4te* and the rules
of the church, the evidence being taken
from two boy* wno were not m'tn>n of
that, nor any o'her hurc.h Thi* very
mu'h Ilapleased th>e** Itelonging to r>•
blockading department of the church who
ad attended ■** r\ i . on t. •* and
mg In the rnnj *ntv. turne.| out fifteen of ,
the church for contempt •! itming that ttie
procee.lmg of tfie |r* Viou* lliretlflg w *
not legal h< tuiM* tfo t.-tlmon> w.* not
go*{>el v*l* *• < T:.w •■iib tne mati r
here below- M and tf- . intereiih >1 w .. : y
to endure the.r gri*\.n • until th
!► paiuied ufioii ry the Supreme Court
above.
Nrn Munielpnl Indattry.
Atlanta own* n drove of hog The
Hoard of U-ught six fine R rk
*hlre *hooie from an exhibitor at the In
tersUate Fair laxt week They were haul
ed In a wagon, f** t tied an 1 mouth*
eewe I up . t!:♦* dumping ground- out
Marie*ta road. There they were r* le *el
on the unaus;M‘Cting hill ,nd *h> In tw.i
hour- the whole face of nature had teen
chang*.l ae completely a If . a >re of
•cooler p.ows had l*nn drawn over t lie
aurface of the earth The *• i *le men at
the ground* have named the pig- after
the memtxr-r* of *h< hoard of H- • •; it
becaune they wish to ref!***-* on the ard.
of couree fit the> ms j to h*mor the pig-#
Thev all look alike to vieltor* hut th*
•table men and lore they know each pig
by **>me peculiar trait or mark. The pur j
chaee of the herd of swine for the dump
ing grout*#! was mi 1* as an experiment
If ItM i |
will Mart a pig raising industry It l
claimed a 'on*kletblc -um con be i* al
lied from the *.le **f pigs, n* th* *ual
of feeding them i- literally not air g They
are fd on refu.-e from the markets and
hotel*.
(■rorgU'i A4nnlNatr fr
Halaing.
How many thousand* of dollar* Geor
gia would imvc nniiu.ili> If eh# pa el m<>r< *
attention 10 mock ralptriK can l* rl l l >
judfcd by taking look at Alban)'* Hnl
anor nhffl In connection with her *pera
tlona m a market for Isorura anl mnl< -
ri* lii other rai'- H* k men regard
A"!•■> #* on* tif the of th* small* r
marker a* of the pta’**. m.d n large terrl
•
ctaW*** lli*r *•- and mule* ur* brought \
all •►.riot: the fU and winter month*,
from T* x i Indian Territory. Ten*.
Kentucky and wml of the western i
e*ate*. LiM **<-<> un nver.it;* •* *
■ brtu* 1 TOUi* - arr;.'d to \* ,i v
and nob! at price* runfinic fnun s*• to I 1 ..
An aver no* price wax pni a -lv sll’ Thir
teen hutHlr**! mule* and fir, , *, . ortu ■ >
s*4s HO 'i ! i in
an average prl e .* sloo •$• another $
total of sl79.*<V Thin !* not sim
ply the outlay of one year. Hut of every
year It ha* leen on for lor y
a time fhat our people to i tk* it a
a matter of rournr, and apiMrrntiy f. r
ret nil about the efdendid natural ,d\ n
-tage* thin aeetion of Georgia pomwssec ns
a Mock raising region
FLORIDA^
Rev. Joe Graham colored, hal a diffi
culty witfi hie l€-yrar-old hoy at Kvinnon
Sunday morning. and abot the hoy in the
groin While the wound to pain I I. it in
not con* idr red dangetou*.
Thrrr Ton* uf Dead Flail.
I*aytc.4 a Halifax Journal: K. ( Und*
b*rjr and a party who had been to Kidoru
flan in rin >ming up the river Wednesday,
paw utH,jt three tone of large dead Hah
on tht a*trn Phore south of the Inlet
They were to trout, flounder*, etc., and
mxlntv , f |r> eUe. We notified Flah
f’onunh*! -r.r !j< viler, who will Investi
gate aid repor to the Journal.
Yellow Fever In Havana.
F P Herriek In a letter from Havana
written to Jack* nviiie, stateg that thev
have had V* ca ** ■ June 1 of yellow
fever a? th* Cuban and that It j
Phow* no abatement The Regtindo Pala
elo Cuba an r.-gant building used for I
government oflicea, and filled with huay I
Gcncal fore** la*t week. I* deserted now.
The pU< • i* full of ye.low fever germ*
and < l*-rk after clerk ?•** teet taken <<.t
MJ 'art weight. < apt I’ag* and Maj
i'eier* n um r< ent vlct.ma.
Florida tampalgn r'l*e.
The Florida joint Pemocratio campaign
flowed in Jackaonvilie W#dne*d.> with
lon** f the greatest demon* I rat kHU* ever
’ H*fj in Florida. The m* * ting wo* held in
' the opr*, air at ih*’ frot of Main street
land thoUAatdl heard ihe t • xt G verno r,
J idg* W S Jcnnlng* a cousin <f W .1
Hr\ an. I•*• m at elate Fliatrman h rank
ark ami < ngressm n It \\ Ikvb,
tvl. 1 .* vi -and *'hair man <% !ark ire
tnih native Getugi *i .* The . umpaign has
icm a hard r:r Th** reached
! • very town and *'irty In the state
It in ** %■ r lrr Hnfllcd.
I>r.*n . a N* ws J.* k*onvil|e drummers,
who have better opportunities for ailing
iup lb* prof#*!'!* \i • *ti apMal i*Wll'tfh:
Ii han any **tb*r clu.-- of cltlaen*. have
t* . t* ling <bmal tab* about .la k*n
|\ Ml c prospects for defa:. and thu-*
• r ,-u* Hi* wrath of the remover*, one
*{ wii rn, in a r> ent sjecch. and uired war
. *ln*t tneni Hfid their employer* by ex
.almtng i at “a firm tliat would have
*• c h a man employed did not d**a* rv n
fir -*jcr or I houM re< wl%*e nc *un*xl
from Jacksonville jieopb The remover
re getting rattled ail along th** Urn
Tle l*rl!rn Kaeapril,
Tampa M* raid C*apt. Harry Quinn, of
the tug f’arrl** A Win! w;- the victim
f o painful a tdent thi- morning anl
th** -an** time icfll i#d an m cl ient 1
wound up**n n not hi i fie was prepring
f<# shoot with tils |*is*.l at ,i peili r. nenr
the tMat. when the wea|wn went off pr*-
martirt-fy, finding the buiit through ha
hand Th# ball went towards the l4w of
the boat, *tru k e>me obji** ' an*l rlc<v‘het
te#l to thi stern, where If -truck the * il
ored rook in the I* g giving him an uvlv
wound Ir I. S < ;p* nheirner was sum
moned at 1 dre**sl the injuries, neither of
which it la thiyught w ill result sc-1 >u Ijr.
%ll Morta of it Hen.
lake Dtitler Ruhetln Henry Varnei
owns a hen that tikes th<* bakery for
l>crslstent setting and * 111 lent hat h.ng
Suns time .ig** she stole her nest half a
irile fr*m horn*. iwl the #ther *lay woe
fund with m brood "f two gulm-g*. thr**#-
ducks, two goeilngs aid sxte*n . hi ken*
if that isn't n . ■ i g *m* r a ted mixture of
a hen's family, w* don't know what Is
\* each breed r•• *iuit• -a <llff**r#*nt tim*
for the hatching pt• *.* It woul*l i*e* hard
to tell how the hen a mpM*h* *1 th*- fe*
We have heard *f • tis • ttlng on |*orc •
kiln door-ktMb* and hatching out various
articles of crockery and hardware, and
thla one must he ttf the same breed
Florida Ornnace Fair.
The Florida Htate Orange Fair 1* nearer
a certainty now than it ever was Anoth
er meeting of business men wis held
Wednesday afternoon at Tampa and men
with money talked Their Idea was to
1 ave a fair, and each on** said what he
was willing to do tinanctaliy This wns
sufßcimt to make th* matter lo*k f vor
able. .itwl the Idea Is spr* a ling more and
more among the business non of the city
The meeting wa< held t the ft#ard of
Trade rooms, and the Stat* orangi* Fair
was dir'-usoed generally The railroruli
have signified their wll.lngnes* t** gram
a remarkably low rate for the fair, and
this le. of course, one of the principal
tiling* to make the occ.ialon *ucce*
Target Prartlee llegun.
Pensacola Press The yearly fa.l •arget
pr.xclice with the mortar* and at
Fort Flcken* was begun yesterday nwwn-
Ing and from now on for tne next thirty
days the Usiming of these implement*
-f destruction will b#- plainly heard In the
Jty >niy the mortar* were *ll*. hrg*d
vestenrlay and it It likely that It mtn be
a w*-k yet before the rlrt***earc us* l Th.*
shot- were tired at n target four miles
distant nnd it is Mild fhat average* w*-re
<%• ••■lent, though th<- **xact results *Vuld
ns t*. MS**nalne#l When the rifles ar.-
u * I the dl*tan<-- of the shot will be in
teased from eight to ten miles The gun*
tnat wbl he utsi) ire tw* 4 7 Inch, four
fen-lu ll (Maxlint and two twelve-inch
modern The coat of each discharge fr#m
on*- of these guns will range from n hun
.tred o r irly lhmisatvl dollar*
%bont Mlmliik I'torbllan.
C W Howard, the FI >rl*la ml* ng
man. who wa* u> have married n you g
lady of Fast lak* Ala. was In Mont
gomery. Ala., on M i. lay tne 21s* lie
registered at a lor.! hotel ,i- "i* W.
Howard Terra* * Via, Fla." iieteotivcw
from Tampa an*l llirmlnghom have be r
in tliat lty working quietly i tie case.
They will no* mnk* pub 11 in;> of the
clews they have obtalmd, and are work
ing for the i*-ward offered by Mr How
aril s business (winner. It is said tii r<
I* every reason to believe that he has .*
living wife The old rumor that he ha I
been unhappily mnrrbd and that his first
wife w.i* Mill living was revived and
made the excuse for his disappearance
Howard left Montgomery on Mo day
evening for Columbus, Ofl The dete -
five* however, think he has gone to
Chattanooga, Tnn., and are working
is)th end*.
t nnulil In the %et.
8t Augustine Record. R*-\eral lads
nearly every afiernoon cougregaie In
front of th convent gate on 8: Georg
sti. *t. i.t ho|.* * and getting an opi>ortunl y
i * . ,* .* hi s|h ik n> some of th* young lady
pupMs whom they greitly uiltnite >•*-
#
4* •
managed to tvmk the sl-ters and gain the
• dv• **i the-fen **-tof(Ml wall unoliserve I
Th* boys wet** on the outside waiting anl
i elf i • enwued Old i *
For 20 Years
Hr. Ilntlixiiw> la• larrn kionn n (hr Irmlinu *pr*lnlit In (hr rurp
if diroiio dlarmra, "Incarnlilr rnri," nrr •rnt to him ilnll? frcmi nil
J. .NEWTON HATHAWAY. 31. P.
J. NEWTON HATHAWAY, M. D.,
DR. HATHAWAY & CO.,
25A Bryan Street, - - - Savannah, Ga.
Office Hour* 3 to 12 m., ! lei and 7 to apm SuoJa, 10 a. m. to Ip. m. ,
THE MORNING NEWS: SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1000.'
A little saltier.on tha side with ?
YELLOW lABEPA
* Whiskey /m
makes a drink fit for Kings and Potentates.
m Old, mellow, velvety, to everybody's taste that’s Ytillow
b# Label. Sure to please you too. i The best Rye distilled.)
Ug frill for it idf rrr*r Jlmt-rla** Hrjunr- of' told.
WE'LL TRL A T "^ ht < li,<fr ‘ nc *- “ r** I *hu *n4
ko. ordinary whnktyi to hr.w th< diHtrrnct
’*"nsi will send you umpl< boltlr Iret.oo rtet ipt of lie. to d<lry packing, etc.
SrU* H AdrJ .**., CHAS. M. PFCIFER A CO.. 47 Main St., CINCINNATI O.
moM iTOai or th • ••Tik imiiim oiSTiutwv.
everything but their tete-a-t*e, they w*re
iinprepnr **d f*r th* euld* n appear ant's* f
-evcral enters The li lift* w*'* v< -
whelm***! and discomfited The Iw.ys bat
a hasty ad Inglorious r*tr . r t even .
ink In* Hi-lr l.l'V'l*' il)i Hn Tti>-<ll
. . l . -• ■ ■ I I- t Ml
.flv-i Irtrtn Ihi- riiiwqu.iK'-' of I *-ir j
Mmfrliy. wr.11.. ih. nnylhlnx hui '
' our.ir tii .“it #*■<• |i i*l* rh. 4 lri*
. r.- not iHucon* pHtJ i >
but r- inaln-'l cool it(l i ant Scrln< ,
th.- .1. -i ri* 1 Wry. l.i. Ihc. mith- ic.l Ih-n j
l,, K rih< r .11..1 rolli .1 Ih. m Int I • *nv. i t
; r ,.,it!,1 V ur< th. y will HIV .1 • I •.-' •> ' -
'
nnrr more k.licr hy lu- convent w.iil ab'l
lure th< puplle 1“ leie-a-ieie
IMII - I'll IH, iN* h'TIO*.
Invitation to Tnke fnrt l-.oed to
til Inlere-tert.
New Orlenn- 1-n . Nov 2 —The follow
ing invitation lis been Issued by the
Southern Induitr.wi A.-sedation manage
in> nt
urn * of the Serrelarjr. Southern
trlul Aewvimlonr New < >r|e*n*. I.k . Nov
1 ]:... —Orertln,: *0 Ik hklf of the offi
cer* of the Eolith, rn ln(lu*trial A*ocl
tlon the erhii*e*. eontmerrlnl l-elle*.
tn<* pre* niiJ the Mayor of th‘ dty "f
New i irle.n*. I hi* Inytt iilon I* eienl.l
you, n.l througli ><> to tiny Ineiltutlon.
II i • I 11 rt- Him *■• or pm*
lion iih whl I-, ..... nor hr ■ 1 * •
no in.livulu.il, or in any . ii • tty tvhni
,\,t eHhei of on wlueallottitl. MXlcut
lurtl. commercial or other hu*me— rhir
aet.r to nlleiut the ihlr.l eeml-.innuul
• • invention of the*e |niere-i* I'utt wM
he heUI in New i irlean* lai lieiitnnlnjt
l>e.' t o.i! irei eontlnulnic five ilavt
Ofllclol Invlialton* hive been e*temle.J
hy Ml* Excellency. riov ll* ir.l nrwl 11l-
Honor. Mayor *ilevlelle. of the wtate
of Eouietana anl cllv of New Or|ean.
reepeotlvely to the Oovernora an l May
ors nf the South to attend this convention
While r.*pr*-• i itlvt s <>f tn** presn .if N* w
Orleans have extended h slmlmr Invl* i
tlon t* th** presw of the S*-uth
Al?e* in behulf of the n***o iatbm, spe
rial Invitations have been *-'nt superin
tendents e*bierition and
of agri ulfur*. •>* cfmin*r.ial orgardga
tlons railroads, real *et ue agent*, firm *
and tmtugtnal cor(s>rart..ns. to at**-n.l th
gathering, the obje t bring to assembb*
here all the vital forces that rn* t Into
the Industrial or business life of the South
Th** purpose of th* convention Ift to pro
mote union of senttmen’ and effort for 4h*
industrial upbu.. lirg of the floutry l 1“
•ought through such n iss**mbiag** to
cure a p*d ' that will induce the South
to manufacture her own ruwr mater! s
<n her own soil ai.l b' b* r own |w*ople
It has no selfish enls r• * serv*- no private
imprests to advan* e. neither has it anv
, ,# H to b*-neflt or in*ugont7c ! ut through
this agency to ii
the advancement of nil Interests i\ nd th*
protection of all chtr**** throughout our
(air land
We believe no stronger obligation rests
upon the cltlten at this time than to seek
I th* fulfillment of these ends und pur
! jHwies We feel thn thl- shotlkl be
I brought home to all as ** duty they ow.
* their country and fK*4t*>rit>. for m
imp other w.y not through any other pol
icy ran the people of th* BmSh hop* *i
re*i'h those great possibilities that 11** be
fore them, or ft* ure tho-* higher attain
menu* awaiting thm on very hand
To any and *:ll interested In. or in sym
posh) with the*e aim* nnl purpo s *w *>r
. liny of the subjects found lt the a com
imivlng programme the invit tl*>n is m<-
J cordially extended t com** in this con
vention and participate in Its proce# and
P g- A New Orleans ivel***me awaits ail
' who alt*cid
| Th* roll roads have been applied to fr
i i round trip rate of one fare from a’l
! |Miintw controlled hy Southern roads, u. and
| i Is l>eiieve*l that this will b grant* I
' In any event till who inten#l coming sltoul I
apply once to their tieate * railroad
agent for rates and rondltbvns and govern
th* mselves accordingly
Very respectfully,
N F Thomisson.
Reeretary Industrial ('onvetitlon.
>**w Plaliiliig Mill tom pie led.
Off# rman. G . Nov 2. Tt.o large*new
plant* g mill of the Southern l’lne I’otn
puny at this place is ills,tit com pie ted and
wl.l soon be running on full time It is
one of the fin*.- plants in South Georgia
Death of *l. (t. \. .1 •I# pi #m#n.
Thomasvlll*. Oa . Nov J J (>, \ John
son of this county die Int his home, near
M.-hUit koii# *. on W*dn*“Mly, in his elghty
slxth year
—The Frln. e *f Wales, a-w ording to
Uondcn gossip, is nt work on u look
which will dr*a| defly with til- trav# r
pxirt* of th. country b> |h\-i i.m* wh .
have had <i> monftirit# I Y*. them the in
variability of hi* cure* To him n*
\\* “hopclaa* '* III* m*tic-l of tr* .itriuut
I I* hft own. It I* <t ftyatrm win. ii ha i.# .n
1. v* lop***l and pr! #M*d xluritiK hi t
ire of j
Dr tl.ith.iwax ha otiiiid hlni-*lf to
th* trcutincnt -f chri-nn .|i*. .
rf the Blood. t?* Ncr\#‘ .md G*nl;.i
and Frlnary on: iim Hl* ur *f
1 cel* ill and Strl. tut withou: o|M*ratluti. by
rnnin* of .% i nl"* < . treatment, .?
tiir marvel tf ti • m#li al rf. - -m, tl
ivlio have lo*t th** vigor of nature < r n tiov
i blood lia* been l ullutcd by < nta*ion ar.-
j I'touabt bac k b> him t• a j #*rf • : *tate
.f in-alth and ••nera>
| He invite* all tho*. who have any form
iof chr nlc xIIm .*r r w#nknc* to t ill ,*t
| hi* offfc*-. or write him. f#r fi. • x;-ulf
; tirn and examination anl xidiic* lie will
Ia 100 *♦ tui free. In plain wrao;**r hi- n-w
! ** I 101*0 lo)k and **!f-ex.imiiiat ion *\mjh
lom l latikft. to anyone who wrir#-* to him
! in confidence.
MAR IAC 1M1.1.1,1(.i:V E.
Mutter* of Interest to Uhlpplng Men
Generally.
Tha Weather Bureau gives the foiloar- j
ing forecast #f the w*ather at sea for
| November:
' Brisk northwest winda prevail along
! the trans-Atlantl' st*-.unship routes west !
lof the 2T:h meii<)ian. an*l as the British
Iftbe are appro# hed the prevailing Wiixb
l*o to aAcithtr)) The season of tropical
lurteanes has pm tleslly endtsl. Tn
prlii ipal track of storm la trace*! from ,
the Gulf of St lawrenee t<* the south j
cast f Newfoundland anl thence toward j
Ihe north po.nt of Scotland Storms whl n I
bil**w this path averag*- a lout three u
| month, Mil usually (e*s**a mark'd
streiigth. Tne aoutnwan) flow of Arctic :
i‘e I.t ended, and bu little fog Is tube
••up* t-.j ##\er anil neor the Boi.ks ol
N# w foundland "
A large number of steamship* were dry*
docked and paint**! at New York during
the week *nd*l (ct 77 During that pe
rl*! nineteen steamers two l#arks and aie
•t*** I b irg. w*re do Red for painting,
whlie tw> other efeomers occupied th
Sectional dock* undergoing rejsilrs. On
-••v* ral m'fisions four vessels have be*n
th a tnUe) f ilurlrig one #iay on ihe two soli*!
docks at the Erie lUftin.
Pasaengera ►> Wteamslilpa.
Fa*- **ngerw arriv#*d 'act night from Phil
i*hwphl: •*n **t. amshl;* Ib rksldrt R T
Klllott. Mr IXdott, Mis* Elliott. Sarah
Rose. Jnnes Wilkie.
ftn% nnttMli Vlmiinnr.
Sun rise# at 4:21 a. m and seta at 507
P m
High water at Tvbee <o-dav at 4 02 a
m and 432 p m High water at Savan
nah one no ur later.
I'hnees of the lihiii f#r \oirmhrr.
D H M
Full moon k 5 o eve
l**iet quarter 13 x 37 eve
N* w' moon 22 1 17 morn
First quarter 29 11 x inorr
M#*on fer!gee. Sth. Moon pKee, 17th
\ltltl\ \l S \\|> til l* \lt II Ml S
' ••••••Is %rrlsel keaterday.
Stew mship Berkshire. Rvnn Philadel
phia —J J Carolan. agent
Steamship Maorby (Br. I-aurle, Shields
I —Barnard 4 Cos
V’n•■-<! Down to Itlghf.
Sdp Thor (Nor), Andr**eon Bristol.
Bark Norrskenet (Swed). Kordqutet.
Rotterdam.
Frrltfht* nml ( Imrlrra.
S'h.mner Stella R Kopian, Savannah to
H * ton. *:- IK’m rent!*.
• htppinu Mcmiirttnila,
J ickoonvr.le, Fla.. Nov. 2 —Cleared,
x rvonner Henry Crosby, Strong. Perch
Amboy.
\rr iv<|. *rhooner Hr, nailer. Maker.
New York. *c)o#aner William H Alhry,
Kii**elL Ho|N*town. B W I ; *chooner
Robert* nnd Ru**ei*, liu**e|, Hoppinwn
R W I
Beaufort, r„ Nov 2 —Arrived a!
Fcrt R*>vl. ft*h*voner Woodward Abn
hm* Baltimore, *t amcr Orml.iale (Br),
H .mburc
K**v Wet. Fla . Nov. 2 —Arrive,).
rt#*anier L*ampor i. New N'.vrk and *all*ft
for G ilv# on Olivette. Srnkh. Fort Tim
I*’ n.| holl***l for ll.ivona. echooner Dr.
Lvke*. Cardenu*.
Fiinin Gor.la. Fin Nov 2 -Cleared.
*t#am*hlp St ikied.ul. Ignree. Fork
(*har|e*ion. Nov. ?. Arrived. *tenmer
Goman* he. IVnninnton. New York, pro
■ ■••••ded to Jacksonville. Nava hoe Jonn
-1 -on Ja< koonvllle. pn- eMed to Boaton
(Teareftt. *tc.mer Giadeatry (Br) loiw
■*n. Man roster; - *ho*>ner fluftte H Dav
i‘Hon Doanhtv. tin SI more
Sail*-*) *t. amer.ft R|ft*wxiil (Br). Dixon.
L.vcrpool; Alaonquin. Flntt, New Yt>rk
s bH)n**r* M irv Fatton. Steelman
! Iltiitimor* Ad* h Thnckern McKean. Bal
j tlmft r# l 'nited State* ahlp Hiilxhoro,
j Tampa; revenue cutter* 7 8 9 10 and
11. Cuba.
Bark Viftiiriet* (Gert. Meluxner. eaiietl
i #,, r I• f- * ola. not Mobile as incorrectly
reported.
Faltlmor#*. Nov 2 —Arrived, steamer
St i . of Texas Savannah.
•’hila*!* Iphlu Nov 2 —Arrive.), steamer
Evelyn Fort Tampa.
Sill.# ! Berkahlre. Savannah.
Ilamhur-K Nox 2 -Arrived. Kiearner
h ninti*. Sivonn.i'i. for Antwerp
Uv.rj |. Nov 2.—Arrived, steamer
I'iiorn#* Savannah.
<ii*nmi*Nov 7' Arrlvml. stsnmsr Treas
ury Scivwnnah X'ta Norfolk
M I'lcir.i, (h i 20.—Pwllsd. Mc.imcr Snn,t
fli'M, T in r* i
Harry. Nox 1 -Salic.l, steamer K-I'.n
--hurith. I’cnstixiln.
Mjiti hisit r, Nov. I.—Arrlvsrt. sicnm,*r
i H.'iritangi*.** Fharlcston.
For; Tiimpn Fl , Nov. 2. S.i
r*< imn F.ilttxh steamer James Turplc,
|{<*-* lli*l<lngiK>rg; tug Dnuntlsss with
•*. ti.*on*r It Frank N’sally. Ilrn ina
,\p i.. ticota. Fla.. Nov 2 Knt* r <~l
* hooncr 6'uturc, MacDoraikl. Ualvrston.
Notice to xiarincr,.
Flint charts nn.l ~.1 hv.lrogr iphlc tnfor
malloft xvltl be furnlsh***l masters of ye,.
cl fr<. i.f ch ire 111 Fntte.t Ktatcs hy
ilrorraphh- urn.. m Custom House
• tins ir** requestc.l to call m *he ~fn ..
U.'txirt- .J wr.s ks aii*l lersll. is recsivtsl
for ir..nsmlss..)f> to the Navy Depart*
m'*nt.
IT.MRLB IN PORT.
Stenniahlpa.
Hlghfleii iRr). ; #42 tons. Richardson; Idg
for l.lxerpcol Wilder A Cos.
j Furltan illri 7.528 tons; James, cld for
Itremen Strachan A Cos.
AMersgate (Br I. 1.9*7 tons, Willis; Idg for
llrimtn \\ \V, Wilson.
Arlon (Hr i 1 *23 tons. Clough; Idg for
HaxTs— Strachan A Cos.
Asamu I Hr* 7I tons, Rernent. |.lr for
Itremen —tl.orgta Export and Import
Oompany.
Tresco iRr), 1,81 tons. Rsrher; idg. for
Manchester —A. F. Churchill.
Sannn (Non. 2.2r# tons. tYahlberg; disc.
cargo —J F. Mini* A Cos.
Winifred dtr). 1,802 ions. Clark, dlxc. car
go -J F. Minis A Cos.
Hurworth (Br). 1 521 tons. Galbraith; Id*
for Bremen.—W. W. Wllaon.
Ratho (Br). 2.747 tons. Nlbt; Mg for
Liverpool -Wilder A Cos.
Ormesby (Br), 1.82* tons. Robinson; idg j
for IJverpool or Bremen.—W. W. WII- I
son.
L*iura (Bn. 1 vq tons. Y'u.e. disc, cargo.—
fltracnan 4 Cos
Miramar (Bn I.MI tons. White, repairing
-Wilder A Cos
Florida tons. Alton; idg lumber.—
8 . F A W Ry
Jhtrlhv (Bn, lT* • tons. Whltefleld: Idg.
for Havre or Bremen Wl.iier A Cos.
EJton (Bn. tons. iiim<s.iy, idg for
Bremen —Stra* nan 4 Cos.
At Masrstitlnr.
Ship Harvest Queen (Br). Forsyth; to
load lumber for Rio ie Janeiro.
Bark Oax.de (Hr). Green, from Rio de
Janeiro.
%tenier at qasrnntlnr.
F#a*ea { Br). 2 *H4 tons Purdy; Idg. for
IJverpool.—A F Churchill
Cunaxa (Br), 2 *♦> trais. Uockhart; Idg
for Bremen - J I Minis A Cos
Moorby (Br 173 tons Ig>urle, Mg. for
Bar* e|o a— B**rerr#l Ar Cos.
Ilnrka.
Marla Laura (Itali. M 7 tons. Fler.ra Idg
lumber for Vlwgo, Si*ain —Sirachan &
I Cos.
Norr*kenet (Sw.l), 1,14 k tons. Nordqulsf;
I Id n s —H Juchter.
Alert (Nor) *Sd tons. Anderwon; M. n. a.
—l'Mferson-ltow nlng Company.
Idaxie Curry (Br). tons. re
turned for repfilrs Master.
Sylvia (Non. 1 "9ft tons. Ha Worsen; ckl.
| for Hutnburg —Strachan A* Cos.
Julia 719 tons. Barren} • to kl. lumber.—
M ister
Raearvlg (Nor). 513 tonti. Olaen. Idg n a.—
Master.
Recor#l (Nor). tons. Johnson. 4lg n a
j —Master.
Jamef A Wright, W 7 tons. English; Idg
for Fhda*lelphia - Muster.
E S Powell. ,YJi tons. Jones; Idg for New
York—Master
I Keeex. 577 tone. Smith; Idg. lumber.—
Master.
Eis.i (Ger). I.l*o tons, Si rlr.ger, Idg. n. a.
■ —lltrachan A Cos.
Schwanden (Nor). *l7 ton*. Eriksen; Ms.
n s.—Fateraon-1 Ktwnlng Company
j Conalglia Galatoia (Itali Vd tons. Am*
hrosana. to Id n e Strachan Sr C#>
laxrenio (Spin). 429 ton*. Casanova, to
Id n s— Ebteve & Cos
Colin Ar her (Nor). tc*ns Martin sen;
Idg. n s —Chr. G lahl A Cos.
Prince George (Nor). 47S torn. Hansen,
to kl. n. s.—Chr. G. Dahl A Cos.
Ilrlgi,
Frotfetore (Itali. 454 tons. Fn ra sc .iimLilo;
old for Flum** -Dahl A Cos.
C Kw*-*ny. r>7‘ tone. Miller; llg. lum
her -C. W Howard A Cos.
c >*gn T (AH'*:). 510 tone, Conaultch; Mg
n .—Strachan A Cos
Ida laiwrence. 459 lone. Thorpe, old.
Baltimore Master.
Anna I*7 Krnnx 57v tons Newcomb; Rig
lumber Masker.
Mary R Balrrl, SI I tons. Cook; klg. lum
ber Master
A B Sherman. 510 tons. Johnson; Idg
lumber —Master.
'’hue II Valentine, 534 tons. Jayne; Mg
lumber Mister
John O S'nmi*lf. 45*1 tons. Norbury; Idg
lumber for Fhlla*J* iphli —C W Mow*
rl A Cos
Harriet c Kerlln. 459 tons. Steelman; Mg
luihlmi Master.
"• ar C. Schmidt. 4*7 tons. Peterson; Mg
lumber 4\ \V Howard A Cos
M irgareg A May. 45s tn. dm e; |lg
lumber Master.
Longefeikm. 229 tons, Hannah; *!g lum
ber Mister
Ed wa rd F Avery, AS2 tons. Il.iwley; ifg
lurn'ier Master.
Harold C. Beecher. 306 tons. Low. Mg
lumber Master
Juia A Truhee. 392 tors. Mi.ler; to Id
lumber.—Master
M Walls, 541 tons. Little. Idc
lumtier —Master
T W Dunn. 625 tons Bond. Idg lum
ber Master
rtios L James 374 ions. Pierce; Ilg
lumber —Master
IH III.IN v:us m \TTFR •,
Objerllona to Ju.llrlarr Clrcnlf
< |ni|rrA<l ># w#
Dublin, (in. Nov. 2 The law v era of
Dublin are much oi>pe* l to having the
county of Tamrens iran-fer.<*l t#v 111
(Vonre judiciary circuit an#) at are- nr
j meeting pas*#.| r#-olutions a kl c th**
I representilive from Eturens und the
senator from the Sixteemh DDirict o
either endeavor to put th# county in 1 e
mkklle circuit or form 1 new ircut To g
! to the Oconee circuit, they #gv. w II 1 .#
ber..*rtt them in ih** i- #st Th#* meeting of
■ th* Bar Ass># i.nlon m#*nthi e,| atov.* was
j well attended and ih** resolution calling
upon tha t*pi• m m . and enatet
j to put the -otinty in 1 #• .ir .11
w #•* unanimously \ i-se.!. Th. prl;i 'l(*.il
obje#*tlon to h tvii g the unty transft . |
Ito tlie t)conee circuit 1- on .1 unt >f th*
Inconvenience of gening to the judg* n
I case there is business t*fore him in ('htitie
Im* rs.
A** was pr#.|ictel. General l’as*nger
Agent K K Bryan. Jr.. iia> teialrred to
Mr. D. S Bln k-h* ar. #h*|*.i og nt
>f the Wrightsvllt# an*l To n Hr
1 Railroad at this place, the psi 1 n
; #>f commercial agent. male va* nt
in IHihi in tv the resignation of Mr. R. B.
Young Mr H i ksheur his ,i k* l for tw
j days to coosld# r the matim The (toiiilloii
pays |3** i#er month, i* > mom > than the
; tKMtltion lie Iw* ho ds, but which he r**-
j signed a day or two ago. to lake •*fT#*ct
as hmw ns his suc< # - .• I- a|>; omt and and
: quallOi<i 11 biff pn habit that ati
| W. C. Myers of flawkinevill* will ie 5n
• Blackshe ir‘s successor
on \Ne.lncs-iay J M Ixivett. Bur'-h
Lovett, Geneva lovett, F.-d Fort and B#d)
Wright w. rr iirralg * 1 |. f r. Judg. J.hn
j S Adams on the <*hargr f attempting to
j incite a rlo’ at Brew ton t n S.itiirdny |r-*t
! It is said that other warrants and for
j graver often**-* will !>e sworn out against
these men. They demanded i !h im*-nts
I as they had 11 right t*i #k. and were bound
over by Ju lg* Adam*. \lj n r whitt. J
M. I#ov* 11 I/4 n mere 1 ar t at llrewion. A
f* w months ago h* ki! 1 a negro 111 that
town and earn*) near losing hi* life by bc-
I Ing mortal y wound#* I l> th# negro.
SARATOGA
Arondack
S Wafer
Nature * remedy for Stomach
Troll t.e, K idtiev Di*eaftes. Nt ma
rl*. Ncrvonancft* and I\ i epftia.
Flaaeant to take, full of life,
For **.•• at Irnir KtorNk
llutPi*, Kaourmi# an 4
lstorr* Kmil (i*r (••mpti.At
Agent SOLOMON'S DRUG STORE N
Bull A Chariton St* . Sitannah. Ga.
FIX % Xt I %L.
nxunrr xv iki esi
COMPANY
53 Broadway. New York.
Branches- x. Hiale slre.i, Boston; tn.'
Walnut sire I l‘ > -x I■ ii i. ,
I'ONNE(TKI) BY Him AT.; WTRKt#
RONDS. BTNKKH. UItAIN COTTON
* • , u .
Mirkin
-10 share lots und upward Commission,
1-18 4'oiton our s|e laity
Small margins and large saving on c ,-ti.
mission Write for t>rm IV, can ii i.r
est you Bmd for our 400-page "Ouidc to
Investors." giving s ,
Investors and operators tn Si.xlte Groin
and Cotton Issued gratis and mailed f r e.
Statistics < • R i . ii x'
cellaneous BsH iirit.es. Highest and lowest
pr.ee* of stocks from !x., EX' elleni set*,
vice. Correspondence solicits t Qui-of- i
town orders given special attention, .
The man who smokes
Old Virginia Cheroots
has a satisfied, “glad I have got it”
expression on his face from the time
he lights one. He know's he will
not he disappointed. No matter
w here he buys one—Maine or Texas,
Florida or California—he knows they
w ill be just the same as those he gets
at home—clean—well made—burn
even—taste good—satisfying!
Three hundred million Old Vtrgmu Cheroots smoked this
year. Ask your own desler. Price, 3 for 5 cents.
REVIEW OF THE MARKETS.
(d:\K.R lit roMMTIOY OF TR ADE
IH HIM; THE PAST WEEK.
Oxxlng tn Hnslnesa I nruainru Very
Little Was Doing In I omarrrlßl
< Ireles-Fair %ctlvlty In the \avat
Atorea Markets, and Prices Well
Maintained—Local and Telegraphic
Markets.
The Morning News Office,
Friday. Nov 2.
The eff#ct of the political agitation and
1 business uneasiness was reflected in local
rommerc.al circles •hiring the past week,
and doubtless accounts In measure for
the lnliffe re nee which prevailed in all
lines There was very little doing In the
cotton market with an inclination on the
l*rt of holder* not to sell at declining
prices, while buyers *lsl nor s*>em anxious
to g**f in the market with conditions whol
ly unsettled Tne result wns week de
void of feature*, nn I dorkJedly uiuwitts
faetory t. the coMon trade.
T n t o naval stores market fair activ
ity prevailed, though business was not
; overiy brisk Price* in both the sririt*
| turpentine and roetn markets were well
maintained. There was a tendency at
•ave time for both markets to yield, but
prices settled down later at the outside
figure*. The demand to-day was fair in
j ct#*h mark*!* Tne wholesale markets
i were sternly and in the main unchanged
! Th* f owing resume of the different
markets will ehow th** tone and quota
j tions ut the • lomiik to-day:
COTTOfI.
The mtton market showed a tendency to
•if iir • during th** week in response t. the
•i* • Ining t. i denry shown In the cotton fu
tur* market Asa result the trading
Iw tf driqgy Holder* were not inclined to
j sell, and buyers were dlspoeed to hid low
I • fact wa* that the trade was indiffer
•nt ill around. Good ml.ldling, f o b .
w,* around 9V 4 r. with only a moderate
t nueineft doing In this market.
Th* following were the official spot quo
at * n* at the close of the market at the
Cotton Exchange to-day:
| This laist
! day. | year.
| G >*. I mi*M;ing T. .. .. . ".9 3-16 7 3-14
Middling S 15-14 4 15-14
j le*w mUMling 4 9-14 4 7-JH
M rk* t quiet and easy; sa?*w 432.
Receipts Pant Week.
Up- flea
Receipt* of r*.tton— land Isl and
1 Receipt* post week 30.945 4
1 Sam** w#*ek last year 35,07.5 3,954
l*orti uiars of Re #*!pts—
•’entrai Rnllroad 14.914 ,vq
S F A W 1 5.1D1 2,321
Fharlesion and Savannah ...,| 4*4
River ste liners | 335
! ‘‘arts j 31 10
Menu fort steamers 27
Seaboard Air Lina | 5,471 1,373
Exports—
Exports I-t week j 44.954 970
Sim* week Inst year 34.172 5,579
Movement—
To Boltlmare 252
T New York 3.722 to>
j I’bli d# iphia j sol;
Liverpool | 7^.7
Inland | \
Mill onsumption 120
Manchester 12.0*1 27^
i f"mcn j so
•\ ntw-rp | jon
| 1.350: ...
IlHrf-lon 1 1 1 s,7l#>
s#u>"lc <>n h ind nn.l .... M %>• 1.1.fKl
.lay la yn.ir |l<>4 W I#.#M
H ivarinah. R-clpia. Export* and Bto- k,
Iliyr>ivrtl thlr day 3.MX
I!. . \ . 1 ~rni. day hit year #Ms
Sim- .lity ynar Itoforr lam 11.067
K..,-,.}pr, paat wr. k 3r. 473
Sam.* .< k lost yr-ar 43,747
Sim* n- 1 k y-ar
It. 1v.,1 lnr,. fc.pt. 1. IMS 4K 7S
It. -Iv.d limn lant y.*r 3;,.
Kxtortn I'.r-i \V.-k
Kxiairlr thi- rl.iy, rouatwts- 2,3100
p.t-t w.fk roaatwla- a ry.
Kxr .orl - paat wa. k. rontln-nt 13 <ao
i:v|Hiri- paat w.-ak, Fran.-.. Son*
Kxporta paa.- >.k. flra.it Hrltnln.. 15.574
Total rxporia paat weak 40.141
Kxpor a Him-.. Hrpt. 1. IMP—
|To .r* hi Krliatn Ts.ns*
To Fr.iii. r •. IS 070
To tin* •■ontlnom 17.<15,',
Total forrlirn 3,5,; w
Total . ..aat w laa 74 St3i
T *1 and axpcr'a
Kxporta Mam.- T3ma I,at Y-ar
To Orxr.it Britain 47.470
| T ANARUS“ Cranoa j, du
To th. . onllnrnt 173 W,-,
i T*dal for- littt 131.044
Total cOiiatwiM 7a<r,i
Total axporta Sts.HVi
Stta-k on hantl thta day v(
7*l ** h *ni hand aama day laal yrnr H 15.373
It* atl't* and Hiorka at All IXorta-
U.r. lpta thla .lay J7.M7
; Tttia day laxt yaar Tx.tttt#
Thla *lay y. *r haf.*r,* laal as 437
It* * **l|*t past w* < k 79*; 474
Hama days lasi yar 331 ,vv!
v *"’ r brt>** la*' 44k. 143
Total r **lpta atnrr S'pt 1. IXph . ..tZM,OM
Sim* • tne Inst yaar 3,001.173
S .m. iimt* yaar haforn last 2,w.|07
Bttw k at nil |w*rta to-day 937
S-o- k Mtitit* day last yaar Mk.lWl
I ally Mov,mints nt tith-r Forts
t'. tlvsaion QuIM. mkMiin*. 9a; nat r
• ;pts ■‘ot2 yross raarlpis. 9,642; Mias.
.'II; stork. ?*5.199
N* Orlaana -gulat an*l ata.ady. mhl
lllnc ■ tat r* alpts, 13.340; ttross ra
• atptr .las. 1.100; stork, (aorracts*!)
19" >•*
M .1 -gutat. mi*Mlln. e*c; #tat ra.
*>i ’ - - • yro. rm alpt, x, sales. 300.
stock ls.y.tst
middlln* tc; net r#-
.-ahr i * 1 iM. ftOM recrlpls, 1 MU. elock.
" m!t ttton-Flrm; middlln*. r; nat rs
'ipt- cross raralpts 1,051; stork
9.951
Norfolk—Firm; middllnc. p; nat ra.
aatpts 1.030; cross receipts, 1.020. sties.
| 7“A, dock, y.7o#.
Bsltlmora— Nominal; middling 9k. ,
r.,*atpt. 1.134; groan irrtlpti. 7 *:.
2.391
New York—Qtilat; middling. 9 i:,.y
racatpra. 45k; grras reoeipia. 3.017 ( .
3k, atoak. 45 432
Hoattwi—tjutai; mkMltng. 9Sa. r,
aalpta. I.SSS; groax raaalpta. 3 SS9.
| I’hlladalphla—Qtilat; mM.IIIng. 9
tnat raaalpta. SK. grom* raaalpta. ,* ,
2.141
Nawport Nawa- Nat raaalpta. 2.’,.- rr ,^ l
raaalpta, 2.3*3; atoak 3.54**
Itsliy Movamanta nt Intarior Tonr,
Augttafa— C/utrl. mt.kldng. 9V,-. t
ratpta. 1.95 k, grr.tat r*‘. •* 1 pf, 1 ~
241. K-k. 39 7< x
Mampltla—Straidy; mbVlllnx, 9- r *
aalpta. 4.Ska',. gr.aa raaalpta. 5..'. tt/^
5.509. atoak. 94. Sin
St Ixmla tjutat, middling, 9 1
r.***ipta. 3.29i. Krona raaalpta. 9 77* .. .
49 "2*.
Cincinnati—Quint; middling. t ,
aatpta, 1.059, areas raaalpta. 1,*9?
7.77fi.
H, Ml at on- Kaax middling. • ir.-y
raiaipta. 10.34. groaa raaalida. lu.iM. i,m
19:.. *t.>f-k. r.X44
InOtiNvKle— Wtfitly ffrm; mkkil i .
net receipt*. 235; gror* receipt*.
245. atrM'k. 265
Export# of cotton thl* day—
Galveston —To Or 4at Britain. H. to th*
continent. I*.7*'*4. c:a*w i*#*. 4,im
Naw Orican* To tha continent. vC
Savannah—Coa*t wi*e 2.9 K
Norfolk -C'oaafwjM*. 1 Va
Baltimora- To Great Britain. IJ£ to*.V*
rontinant. 2 *.*7l
New York To Great Britain. 40
Boaton To Grant Britain. 2,fv
Newjv rt New*- To th** continent. 2”*.
coa** w iee. 77
Total fore lari export* from all p*>r*<
•lav To Great Itrltotn. 14,419; t th
tln*nt. 19.24.5
Total foreign export* from :i!l | rt* t fc •
far thi* weak: To Great Britain. ui.'Ai.
I‘rance, 15,437. to tha continent. 1. 154
Total foreign export* *inca Sa; *
To Great Britain. to Franc, if.
932. to the continent. 548.638
*EB BUM) COTTON
The bottom ha* ip;*arantly dropiej fr*>n
tha demand for *ea i*l.n<l con on ro**-
-umer* are waitina. and doubt:**** h*pa
for the market ts work out the influences
to depre** it There ip juat now
erahle intere*t a* to th* *ix** of
and pending more deffnl*e Information rre
*|tuation promlpe* to remain f* iturej#*-
Frlre* at*out a* follow-
Extra ch(ice Ea*t Florida* ->4 i24
Extra choice and fancy Floriii*
Extra chlc,' ai.d fancy Georgm
choice Georffkt* . /2.1
Extra fine Georgia*
Receipt* and Stock*— *: :gS!iMh*
ll#-**e|pt* pat w#*ek | 3‘eft : f BfJ
Export* j*a*t week '** n'D
Receipt a thl* e*a*on 1 17.** *.l y "*
Files pant week 7*51 -.754
Stock on hand J3.’ 13 4*B
Charleeton. Nov. 2—S. Flax l •
quotation* unchanu# i Receipt:- i>a*ft;
exuortH. 852. ealra, tta; *tock. 2.157.
COTTON FITI HE*.
The Market ( !*••• at a lk*#*llne of
• 1 I l*ilnt.
New York, Nov 2.—There w.i in ***
• •pentnar for the cotton market t<*-*i.iy *t
.1 decline of : ,, *4 point*. (*abl*•- war- r-t
*ati*factory and the fact that f?i*c
ft till holding off also increased th# *eldlli.
The decline wa* extended to Mi 13 P^ nl *
aftef* which there wa* a narrow and v**ry
tame market, local deal* having : eeti *
ready pretty well even**! up In t’l iP**
b n of to>vnorrow‘* bri* f *e*-* n c ,r '**
hour ) The market wa* flnallv •, •* •*
net decline of 98/13 point* Taking the “**
Mon ae a whole it repreeented ’ * *> n *
e*t market of recent time- A jF’era-f
w*4iik feelinjf prevailed, the rx •
character of the weather account tnor*
than off-oettlng iud.cati>n* of hum #r
celpta The cotton belt remain* pr *
Without fr"ftt. r**< ent ind cattdfU
wave iiavirg been fx>i|ow*ed b> *• ' n
epiinfllike c ndltlon* In moat cot' ’• ‘J
tn*. while even In the remote N r" * r,t
the temierature ehow* a rHIK '•
There w#* a decided übaenc** of •*" u *'*
live tnte;c*t while report* from 1
ern *pot market* ahowed eu*l*r *
%n<l cotton good** market* often* i* *
new* of incouroglnK |*ur|ort.
Fl,l CTI ATIONW IN FI TANARUS! 11l *
N,w York. Nov. 2.-**ot4on I
oiM-nt-l ■•>' atul clottixl quiet. I’r*.--
follows:
Opt*ti. Xllgh. ' '.*'
Janusrv .. 9tH 9(x5 x • *
February 9 <•> 995 9•*
March 9'* 9 * ;, x '
April ’ „
May 9.06 905 9
June # oi
J ttlv 905 905 *9,
August nn 8.97 891 ■
September .. .... ... . ..
Gctobor
November 9 f*2 9 (ft B'* 4 ‘
I>ecember 9'M 9*B * '*• *
Lll I'.IIINNUi COTTON! WARM 1
Liverpool. Nov. I —Cottoo Si*** '
rrstc business; priests csslrr; A:
milling fair 5 23-Mtl; go.wl niH*
SVI; mlilrlllng, 5 9-33A low mltblllnn
good ordinary. 4 77-32d. ordinary < •
T** *■ .** , ' Fi* *1 >y *•!> • *•"
which 64*' wars for s:>-ciililoti a’ 1
port, tind Included hal'*. An
Receipts 38.0110 hairs. Including T7.o> '
lean. ~t j
Kuturss opened quirt anti cl
American nt 'ldling, low middling
Novembsr, 5.05t1. buyers; Novrn
cent Iter .B.Old. sellers. Rcemlter-Jat
4 03d. sellers; January-Fehrusr' *
buyers. Fehnisty-March, 4 i9sj|o*
ers; March-Aprll. 4 5Sd. buyers
May. 4 57d. sellers. Mayolune '' ' ,
buvers; Juns-July. 4.. r *4*it 55*1 * ' .
August. 4 53d. bttyeis; Augusffc !■' m
4 tsit4.49*l. buyers. r .iurt*
New Orleans. Nov. 3.—Cotton
steady at the decline. ,*
Nov I 77JM 79 March .. •
Dec 8.7MT8 77 April .. • '
Jan 8 7HM.T" MV ..Zi9
Feb 8 T 78.78 ..
COTTON I.BTTBII*
New Tork. Nox 2 - Murphy *
Liverpool futures opened ur.cnn,ew