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IN GEORGIA AND FLORIDA
MW* or thk, two *t%ti h Torn
1\ BAR M.H mo.
)•% Mtitmli *h*wld 11 m% ** the **•*■.
rmiirant Agent " 111 lama M*l
'|'(||l> Ouf n I li*rlir Br|rolcd
llit*- of I4nllrni4—'nlclde nl %4lla
Him—*lrffrraun )• i Klorlda—l lr-
MrlhndUl# .*iiirn-l l Htir
luvi—Ollu’r Klorliln '• "■
Bainbril- I m*> r* <>.. M
h.iv in.- eat. i“i *•*' v-o M,vor
Myer> c* I t:.I, MmJ R>l 1 ***
Htovall w:. i -•to .' tna: it 1- fi #u ' *
is?t ,<i\ a. i • h have it
€|uerr liuinii* f legislature.
Houston ilornr Journal: Georgia
l.uors o*d to repeal :h . law provid
ii.C i %} . • . Hon of J i lg* - *Jd oilclt.
, .• - r VOt i
p. not utti icn-t trial Y i thev re|# *le I
thf iaw I.tXU K dog* t; at had not :h* ’1
tried at all I’oiiti - evidently contro. ♦-!
in m* contradictory a. lion#.
Brojeeted llAilrontl.
Al •ny Her.i and: We don't hear mu
about t hi re in Albany, nor do **>•
lu-e anything of It |n the ncwtq.ap'r
II im n v -rt !*■. ►- .i t i t that w r- b ■
fore it aria; while t. have • dm* *fr
roil that w,|l give t** dire. ! • t •• *
with St Yndr.-w# I y I * .*r4- i % T‘*- Cen
tral of Georg)** i* it ex "(thin*: I ;
from thi# city into the interior of Boutu
• **rn Ala .umi for not! ng L ; *• s,
.1* ntlv intrndiiiff to #tr?k ‘tie
f Florida somewhere ml t wd n*t nu*
.!€* to go gr.a? d.* •* *o d<* it
Hull I oiMiulfled 'n*rhlr.
Mr K<l Hall. for. tn in of the caroenter
c atig m the Ykertnm woM min. In VI I <
Rica, commift.nj ' .i 11. Thursday m- rn
Irtir by shoot r v him-, it through th*- l. rr
With a i t.*l tti.t .♦ tlin lei vv;" f!M
Mt Hall was about i. year* of ag- a'el
tinriarri*d ll* w. i • • •r* from Cart*
vllle in • epi r . which ti* to M
watisfa* torilv up t • ’.m of i-if le ti
ll*- x<ih strught In ill niw .I -.'ill g# an*!
ha I made manv friend wno ;re a
lose to kn -w the cause of hi# rash act.
hi he left n* nte His remain** were #**flt
to Cartcrsvllk for Interment
Xi'lirn'i Queer Death.
Wedn*e|a\ in. ifr> h the nam f
John Phili p- wa- killed on the farm <f
In. W P. Phillip* n r Orlffin. whlh
.IrivitiK up <attle. ll* w,i>* riding a tnul
~•! had the relna tn
Kallojwsl after the herd The tnui- h < an •
frightened at i threw turn - fT. an t n
falling the reins l ame twisted ad hld
him tight while the mule ran . half m U
twfore H was t-.| .* I 'I he negro’s hea i
was almost in a jelly, hut a* 111* " not
extinv bn* i* Jurie* wt-r. attended to. hut
he was to* far gon. to r- over ai dh and
fiotn the effects of his ow n foolishiwv
% t urn ( l Mi Tears Old.
Mcßae. Telfair Knti rpri- Mr W V
Hr* wer. who lives near hurals-r City in
thw county, was in M* H** Tuesday and
exhibited to th. Mnt.rpris. a 'urn rub
which w* dare say for ag** wrould tak*
the blue ribbon at any exhibition in t.i*
work) The <ob b. an o.i family r* h
iwi mis beet> han*k-*l down fr*m genera
tion to generation. It is fu ely pollsmal
and was us* i •> his ath.*r. Arthur
Brewer, eighty-odd y.*ars ago as a need *
rereptarle We <kuM if there is another
corn rob in Oeorgla which .’4s pr* •
served * long. Mr. Brewer inform <e
a‘so that he has In his pontesslon th
drip platform and salting ihv will ii. *
grcMdf.ither used eighty years a*o f t
dripping sugar an*) salting meat respect
ively. Mr lit tver i'f .xes th*-• old fani
lly re lis very highly .ml not pan
with them for any >nid ration as
npertl to hand them .1* w n io the next
generation lor pi *-• i v ution
vtlial lake Out O l.lcfStf.
“Pefrleg" Williams *ip * ih to tak. out *
license for oi*ratiug an em'.gritioi -* n %
ulioiit th* i>*Kini ng t>: th* new > it
Mr W ililam- imi**rt<*l this inform :i*i
to Count> Tax <Vi.*.;.r A P Ht*w.i*
In At.ant i W-dti.**la\ Th** emigrant
Mxoit n 1.1 been .* t f the * ity fr s.-veru!
day- and In- ami t.* tax oll.* •or in*
a a r. si lurnnt Mr Widi ims. it ~* enr
felt fully* oi.hdent that h* would win out
In his ease Iwfore the I'nited Duties Su
preme Court in<! she |. isicfis of that
b*.)y handed k\v n ■*. v.-ral •11 > uuo in
which It the Georgia Supreme
%*.*• ► methlng f u MirpriM
him Anticipating vl* ory. Mr William
fitted up iii>lsnis offices on \Nill street
In At*anta and wa- tie|*ard shouM th**
decision i- iri hi-* favor, to Ugin activ*
oj>erati.ins I’rider the . i inietHn .-•*
however. Mr Williams wiii have to -
rrre a f-Vyi li. .-ns** before he m rorwlti- t
ihe buDncsw of emigrant ngent in Atlanta
or anywher.* els.* in the sti e.
FLORIDA.
Qtllncy Herald It has heen suggested
•nd in excellent hi* a tt is. that, when
Florida Is reapportioned, as R H.-tn* very
likely will Ih the on--*-, as a r*--ult of
the roeent census, nst.ftd of creating a
•hpw district, th* ad iltiorMil < ,, )ngrv-*mati
le electel from th* state-at-large Thi
would !w iys (en.l t< bring cut ttr*
strongest man of the entire *t it*-
Dipt# t tierin From \iilmnU.
Tampa Herald The experience of Tnm- 1
Jsj with the few an.l scatterod ourt break
it has had of l)phtherla very strongly
sutiports. if tt i<>*-#< not prove. th- g *< -
rally n< r* pt. and twlief among phvslciun-'
that tj *• tllseas* f iranamitted bj ani
mats There ha\- been three of th*w. our
brenks within th* past five years, .ml
•web one o*. urr*d immediately ft-r the
l*r.'sence here of a circus.
JelVerMtoi #ii ll.m bn*.
Joseph J* ff* r-*.*ti, America’s ictiw. pas*,
rd through Jacksonville Thurnl.iy even
ing. tiound for hi wither home nt Jeffer
sonville. Hob.* Bound. Kant Coast.’ He
was looking well and m. l ei l to g. t
away from tbe cold *.f t>. N rtti \V'in
told of the plans t B lly Bowleg- to
give him and 8. r i Quay it m-dictn*
dance on N w Y*..i lay. he laugh* i an.l
said h- would u gbtd to m* et tti*- ln
diat s |t> i. . * BUl> B w|. . -a fitu
specimen of (hi 8 inlnole race.
Isi >* w Fertiliser.
Pineapple grower* are extwr imenting
with the new tbh fertiliser manufacturei
©n the bay at Bunt * Gord.i. It i> call*-1
"scrap.” an 1 i- made from shirk aril
other non-rtiiMs fish, and Is producing
excellent results. The company' has gon.*
to much expense to make this new enter
prise a -a* •s- In addition to m.ikl iy a
high-grade fertlllsee. they r* putting up
mullet In kits, in s>m* wtmt the .-arn*
h vie and manner In which mackerel i
put up
Diiviil**# \mv shfrin.
A special to the Morning News from
Jacksonville says. Capt John Price, *h* r-
Iff-alsct, Intends ni.tk.i v a vigorous *f
fort toward trsving the county jail po et
in s safer condition. Many escapes have
)*een mad*- in late y.wrs, and the
say the pia *• Is not serura. He will wait
on the County Commissioners and tnlt
that the celis and building be ma le se
cure.
(••liter fltialinell Injured.
Pensacola News: Cashier R. M Busi
ncli of the Cltlsens National Bank wts
painfully Injured about 4 p. m. yesterday
wbiie in ibe rear yard of Ihe bank buiid
ing. n ljoininr the Western I’nlon te|s
giaph utli <, caused by caielessness of an
offir. boy. Whli out In the lurk vari
Mr lUishnell was -uUdenlv sirii k on th*
top urf his head Uy n h* *\ y thre* - r
n. red sin.. which had on.* been us. .1 In
.■in u! th** itt.'fc th* W> -n
I’ttloii Teleg aph Comiutiy. weighing ex
or seven pouti'i* The mi-silv was ir* •
legs I y thrown from a s* •'und-story win
dow over the Western I‘nton oftt p
stimbsly by cm * of the colored ofh*. !*oy*
w :.a w. rk around tae liw oftl s in t-a
JiMU s* I'<*rnjnl*|> Mr P ~*• n. i! v i
vc. ir.i k a stiff hat. Wh. h fa p • a dy
saved his life A it vva n* was pain
fuiiy tit oi. t*>p ot hi* load an! on hi*
upper foreh.^i.l.
I’lorldn‘M Met Hcmll *•.
Bartow is full of Methodist ministers
and their families. Th. Florid i onfer
of the M. th .l st Kf*is. o|ml Chu ch
South cofiv.u.d Tin -!.>, with Bi-no,
Werreii Candler f At a in th* chair,
ihe t * iii li !*• ws s* ti and for he
me. link "f ih **nft-fen • as no other
building in th* city was U*rg eno isn f.*r
the purpn Th* re wa an- > t.nv of
the b .ard *f tt .st. * , f me Con.er* • *
Cos leg* in tft*- aft. rno-n. and servl •- at
rii-'ht. .• i . M< toh-t c.nir h pr ■ -
ng by Hev J P Hi bum prfddtrg bl r
I
’•r in
• li **nfct i> 11 * t W K / .i 1*
ski of 4>t*a2a I- ittelaiai . c Of*n COR
*r* n * N* a . all of t membeis of
it,-, ind i lit
Ite.’epMon t\*miui :** ha been * a*
t-Utdiig tri* *i i o h<*rn*-- Th* *s
.n pioim . i is *x re me I y harm *ni
•u.s. ..I I Illsi.• *, - aiwl* ris regard*.l .* at.
ex. utiv. ofh i * f gr at aid.by.
I'mh.n iiuh of < >lor.
The T imi a i.i- t - Company far ten
ordered to paitu all of i:s pis In th**
by Whin taey were ready to omply
with tt* rd.*i thev found t r th. * 1
r unsf. e. p.s . a y**irs ago re.pi rin . 11*
xintlig w. ( so far as to pi. i*. li
**.-f' T • j> !. i*• la t-. pa;n'" Ire l
fr*m r*ie ground up nd
‘’ • n w r ■ w r bln a foot of t • t t
when .* leep lor.U*r of bln k a f.*o in
width *. t*. row* th*- g!o;\ o! trie *-|
and w t it* The .-ompany sav* th.it this
will m k** til* f-itv'e -t re. •! look like a
- uc.' >u f. of aner pul* -and tfial th*
* >mhb- iti* r; Ia hide--us on** anl I hop-
Ing that -ome -* P* will be taken Cos ; *
vent Ihe Itv from r*e!ng inpoe*l up.n in
this manner The oritname was iass*d
y.-ars ago. f* r the l.eiieflt of ti • fir** de
par tenant. so 'hat by the different shades
*.f the poles die dr* m**n could tail who n
he> long. I ? *. ,n . is. ther. wa- ,u \
ink* reis.iltitig lo or fr* ni t' • |*ob on*!
wires .)mi a fir. N.*w the jh.|. all
hsv* numtwrs, and the owners' n imes
‘..-recti m-i thi* • olots M-ini to Ik* out
of place.
MIC \l I*l. It WON vi..
Mr. J II Peleher of la*~ urg tr a sue-'
of the Fulaskl.
Mr J J H. Morel of Syivanla is a guest
of the Pulaski.
Mr It llot*erts left via the Central vea
ter lay for M *• n.
Mr. J F. Minis left over the Central
yesterday for Macon.
Mr H B l*rd of Bt.itmboro Is regia
t< rsl at th# Pulaski.
Mr. I P Coleman of Atlanta Is r.;is
t.-r.-d at ch** Pulaski.
Mr \V. It Hayden of Atlanta is rois
tered at the Dcrevcn.
Mr A U Hunt left v|a the Central
yesterday for Augurla.
Mr li L. Covin:ton Of Pensacola ta
regia tered at the Pulaski.
Mr. P K Co* of HanWvllle registered
at th. D rcven yesterday.
Mr A <\ M.Crarvof Ollnewvlile, Fla.,
is a guest of the Pulaski
Mr .tnd Mrs. H I I>ens>r of Port
Itoy m* ar. k nets of the H riven
Mr F S Mujett left ov*r tne Degboar I
Air L*ine ■ yesterday for Norfolk.
\f. Pur-* w * among the passenger*
Of •h • ’ . --1 r v * V At hint
Mr \\ I> Little of Br*x on w' among
th* arrivals rt t l'ulasltl \.-;r rav
M ii liarri&s left prtr IM !>■
in.trd Air Line yesterday for Wilmltg;-
ton.
Ibnri.tta Nl*lerDn*i left via th*
S* .* H*ard Air Lin* yesterday f.*r lAm An
g. b s.
I Joak nd Geri h Whßi h ▼* re
turned home after i pi tvsiint visit In Au
gusta.
f>r Hugh 8 Gumming "f Ilk* k “ r l
lwj , n .| *, among yesterday's arrivals a:
the Fula.-kl.
Mr. J S \Vi|K>lc w is among the pas
s*-igcrs if-th. S iiKMiti Air Line y.arcr
uay for I a*Mas.
Mr J. 8 IVige was among the passtui
of th. .-'*.■-turd Air Line yesterday
for Jat kisHrvllle.
Rev A M Wynn i* in the dry. aid
u-i|| Hprn*l S4*n> tim* with his .kiught* r.
Mrs 8 umi.d B. A-lutn*
\lr Frank M Butner ho- gone tr# K**•
tiu-ky to pur* base fancy horsee br sev
4<i 8v anna gentlemen He* will visit
L*\ingu.n. Ilowluvg Gr* • n an*l other
p;t s famous for ttieir wto k
ITY HHM ITIK*.
G* rgia Ghpcr of Royal Arch Masons
will meet to-night an.l confer the Roy i|
Arch I'cure. .
A street wagon broke down yesterday
afternoon it Bull an.l Bryan e r. ts. one
of the rear wheel# romtm; off on account
oi a broken axle N*)il' was hurt, and
iae vehlci. vva- after time |sitchl up
- that it could be tak< i t * r**ialr shop
Hit. Til LOWS I DU.
Why the Renlneklnn Ifoea Dot Ite
furn to III* *(*(.
Braftlentwn. Flaa Dec. 12.—K-ittor Sa
vannah Morning News In your edito
rial In y* - •rl*y • Morning News you
| cm a near stating th. essential fact**
1 tn "Go\e i or# At outs" that it seem# a
( littis" strange you f.til**-! to ci*e the r\l
g.st of tire matter. Of course. Gov Tay
lor would !• surrendered to the K* nt;ick>*
authorities if he were a Democrat There
• that a spirit
prevail?. In Kent k\ whl h would Imivel
the us’ir|*ers in |N>!*sesiehn of the court#
so convict Gov Tavior in onier to vtn.ll
*at them#* Iv •- Tlioee usurper.* are a
mu h <ai trial before the court of pun I
opinion throughout the nation u- Mt.
Taylor ii not m r* -o. The majority
who believe Taylor innocent i* just about
DR. HATHAWAY S STANDING.
No other S|* lolisr In the Fnlte.l 8 ate# enjoys the envlabb* reputat on both
prof as* tonal, y mid financially a# does Dr Hathaway Being a skill.#l physician,
Jprogrt - Iv. Ami up t l it* , he has always given his pa
tients the benefit of the m*#t modern treatment and the
w latest discoveries In the science of medicine. Kach case
■ !■ given his (ht-ovui! nu. n'lon, mid a thorough study' I#
made of it# every detail, and In this way his patient#
Xi get the advantage of the very beat and mo#t expert
tMrvlce obtainable anywhert He takes giear pr.d* in th#
i fa*-t that his Httlent# are no .*r disappointed, for he ful
w AID every pr.mii-e h* makes Dr Hathaway's bu-,n* -s 1#
a permanent one Hi# methods are strictly professional
r Jj% n#4i •• ** ..!*• and .luring his j.ars of c.ntirrs*-i **uc
:d* *• an; ly gr w n ii til hs pr et c©
* to-day i# larger than toot of any other Hproialist In
- th# Lnlifd Statts. He )ias ha! hundreds of Imitators who
J,Newton Hathaway .1 n on<? one have sprung up and dropped out of existence.
Dr liathaviv treats with ramatkahle success all chronic diseases of both m**n
and women, ard no case, however stubborn, should be thought incurable until
his opinion has b*en given He invites fr*e consultation both In person or by let
ter. and will send his complete symptom blank* nd book tn plain envelope to any
address J NEWTON HATHAWAY. M D.
-• A Bryan street. Bavaimalk GA.
CMlivc hours 910 Li, 2 to 5, 7 to 9p. m. Suuday a iW a. iu. to X p- Uk
THE MOUSING SEWS: SATT'RDAT. PECE-MRER 15, 1000.
There is no end of
Old V irgima Cheroots
to waste, as there is no finished end to
cut off and throw away* When you
buy three Old Virginia Cheroots for
five cents, vou have more to smoke.
i
and of better quality, than you have
when you pay fifteen cents for three
Five Cent cigars.
Three hundrc4 million Old Virgioi. Cherootj smoked this
veir. Ask vour own detlcr. Price. 3 (or 5 cents. 1
n i- the majority that vote-1 'or
M K n. v Mr Tax :r was an |mis>. tant
fict.'t In th* campaign In Indiana. Im
i row'ds greeted him every j>|. e he
t advertised to t>n*‘tk fr MeKc lev
and . ►!•** .-he- had most telling ♦ff *t.
I'i* mu —of th* |>eople pref.-rrei him t
even auch a man a* e*-I*resident H irrl
-• *n S* in pi*\. liu r.iy.or fr in re
maining a' home in tn.* w ty the Dptn
. rati mai ag. rs .ii.l in Kcntu-kv th *v
j* a and dl* :iy info th* hands of th In
. I .ana Itepu.hli ms. and as-tir *1 immu >
. row i *o t, ir T.lylor He w i * iuai t
tn** .*■ a -i*>n tnd <-or.tribu.ed ns>n en
thi la m to the P ftrbli in can-* than
i-iiy ther man. It make* it wn<d*- fui
differ, ii* • to awaken to such fa t * in
-t.ad of taking only i one-sldfsl part n
vi*w. W. K. Driscoll.
THE WEATHER.
Forecast for Ha turd ay and Sunday:
Im-oikui and We '-.tern F’iorMa clem r.il
ly .it Saturday and Sundiy, light
i *rt • . -ter I v w Inds.
Ii trn Florida Generally fair Hatm
day and Sunday. light northerly wlral-
South Car.dina (lenerally *alr Sattir
•ia> Sunday; fnvdi nodh'’.-t ily
winds.
Y • * r lay 's Wea her ai Savannah —
M.t\ mum 4* mp ta ur 11 l.' a in .and u**greea
Minimum temjaei .ture U;fr |.m..1'.'l gre.-r
Mean t*mp ra.ui* 51 d-gre“W
Normal temp
Deficiency of temp raiure .degrees
A>cumulated deftci**ncy wince
Dec 1 degrees
A< * uml.it. I excess s.n* ** J.in
1 26* degree. *
Rainfall *2 Inch
Normal Winch
lOxt -m-. !.. 1 inch
!>-!!< ,ei \ since Jan. 1 7.1*1 inch
Hiv. r Report Th. higlit of the Savan
nah river M Augus a at 8 a in. C7-Ih me
ridian time) \*• ter*lay was ha' feel, a rise
of 0 1 fot during the pr* * .sling twenty
four hours.
Observations taken at the -ame mo
ment *.f * im* a* al’ stations. Dec It, 19>\
x p m. 7.Vfh mondlan time.
Kama I I itloi ¥ V It ir
Boston, clear II { 12 .hi
New York city, clear 2** J'
Phil.i'ielphia. clear ! 20 Ik j .no
Wa Ington city, clear 3k * j o
Norfolk, clear tJ is
M Mteras, p cloudy 4J 34 '<>
Wilmington, .bar 3S 10 V.
Charlotte, char 4J W o
Rah igh. .dear 34 ♦' •
Charl*>ton. pt. cloudy 4-x is .It)
At laic a. ch ar &4 D *n
Atigu-tu ch ir .. 4n \* T
Savanna li. pt cloudy fo K .Ot
.1 i k-*'!vilh chMiily . . . .‘<2 t T
Jupiter, dear *s I, uj
Key West, loudy Ti ♦** T
Ta mi i. cloudy 5s k oi>
Mobile. Idear j 56 j I‘t <)
Montgxwmery. clear M K .*
\'l* ksburg. char >; I, j
New Orleans, clear ao L ■
<alvest**n. i*c cloislv .... .'4t h W
Corpus Chnitl, cloudy .. .V. J 8 d>)
Palestine, cloudy 4*. h "
Meni|*hls, ch*.ir 52 12 CO
Cifudnnat . cloudy f JK j to .00
Pittsburg* clear j 10 I* T
Ituffnl**, snowing 12 6
Detroit, ckuidy IK 12 T
Chicago, cloudy 24 jII T
Mai.|ue?t*. -rk.wing 12 J 1* ! “j
S: Paul, rloutl) 16 ♦ oj
Davenport, cloudy 21 H
St. Ix>tris. cloudy M .••
Kansas City, dear M 1 D •■)
Oklahoma, pt. cloudy ... 46 j 6 •
Ih„)k* City. < leaf 12 ti )
Notlh I‘latilc, clear 4*) | 6 •*>
it H. Boyar,
lcal Fore*'a at uffirial.
Yr%% Orleans Race llranlta.
New Orleans. Dec. 11 Dan Cupid and
Bcrlvcner were the only winning favont* *
Summaries
Ft! #t Ra*'o—Belling, one mile. Don Cu*
pi*l. 1J to 5. won with Judge Ma .** . 7
t* 2 s.'.'on.l, ml Fhb r#. 7 t > 2. third.
Tim** 1 ,*#>V
S .*ii. It.i e - Bix furlong# 8 inn* s !•
1 vv **m with 8* HI >ff 5 to 2. #e and. and
Fleet Wing. 2to 1. third. Time 1:3H 4
Third Ita .-—One mile *<l an eighth,
•eitinc Ben Chance. 9 to 2. won with
Btlvcr G>in. 13 to $ aeeond. an l FaNo
Lead 3to 1, third. Time 204
Fourth Ra * Handicap. *n. mil** M r*k
Way man. • to 1, won. wrth Ida Ledford,
second, and Fnangihle, 3 to 1. ih.rl T*ue
1 17*4
Fifth U.uc-Bcvsn furlong#, selling
Scrivener, 1.1 to *. won. with Acushla. 3
to i. mrodil, an I Mut Boykin, 9 to 2.
third Time 1:35
Sixth Hare-Bix furlongs, selling Bell.
if Orleans. 13 to 7# an.l even, won with
Orion. 5 t* 2. #**> ond. and Jim Gore 11,
12 to J. thin! Tim** I:2t
\1 rll-kaWM l , li..(**urMpli*r D.*n.l.
Augusta. Dev II K H Herman, a
well kiswn ph*!*agra|Bier, .11* and su ll*nly
I this evening He was taken a week ago
with an Attack of acute :i*lig."*tlv>n. and
jwa limt. ronsly IH. but h* was *onval
. - tng an l to-day the trained nurse was
Mis* i arvc.l In .* short time afterw rd#
he hud another a* ut* at tneW and (lied In
a few tnittut* s He was 31 years old. an*l
leave- a wite and a baby ten month# oi l
muiim: istki.i.h.kx k.
XntlrrM of Interest t Shipping Men
tirnprnll). *
Tin* ;.ling of the Italian bark Paol.i
Madr wi'ii yclh.w pine lumber fr Bu. no*
Ayre*. * w gun at the S* als*ari - ter
in \ *•*•!.a.lay This wi.J b** one f
the mi.iion-feet carg.aen to go to B<Aith
A mere u
The North Atlantic Ocean weather
fort* i*t /r I)c stiller indicate* frequeu:
crm ar#-. along tin tr ti -atlantl •
rou t h moving nort :ienster|y, foliowts) by
strong w* t and northwe**t gaf ,r.*as
often .xt.ii.llng s*u:h f Bermuda inl
the Ax*>res. dc(la< mg the trad* v >►.
(ie|uent norr.i of .t.uh pra!i*-. .> -. asion *l
i.mu*l* 2* .h-grees, 2a minutes, north. Oc
t -iMfial nort.n rs in the Culf of Mexico
'Hi* m n limit of the trades is shown
njoti the | :lot hart fog to the
• a-l .in*) southeast of Newfoundland. Ice
not [irobabb 1 south of th.- 50th imrallel.
tFrnni th. Pilot Cgir: f th* North At*
in title ocean.)
Cul t H.rtolofto *f Italian bark Attcto
D.*l#**lo, leputesi that on Oct. 26. In ia*l
*;d* .to t*.. north, longitude It* 7u. went by
• *uth. h- pas>*xl Itrltixh birk flying
n.l* M H F’ D from Uvrt|*ool for
Vancouver. 11. C.
I'nsseniiers b- Urnmshlps.
Passenger?* arrived last l ight on steam
ship Berkshire from Philadelphia.—J \\
Ktes.i-k. c. Austin. H Ing. 11. A Da.-
born. Oeorge Whittaker.
Xnvnnnnli \liiinnnr.
Hun rises itt 655 . tn. and s*;s at 4:*#k
p. m.
High water at Ty!***o to-day at *2:21 a.
m and 2 > p. n High water t Huvan
nah otic hour liter.
■
I’ll tor* of the Moon for December.
Standard time—9oth mer.
D. 11 M
Full moon 6 4 28 morn.
Dot quarter 13 4 42 eve.
New inon 2i 6 1 eve.
First quarter 28 7 48 eve. •
Mom perigee. 3d and 30th. Moon apo
gee, 15th.
Illicit tl.x %\l DKPAHTI RFA.
lease I • trrlxed Y ealerdny.
jip uni -dp N. ' # ic . Smith. N w York
—O* inn Steamship Com;*any.
Btiam-Mip T*xa-> Kl in Ige. Baltimore.
—J J Carol in agent.
Busk Fnlun (Nr), Aarovtaen, from be-
Bw.-W alter <Vnej
t eMi*l t Ie• red Yeaterdnv.
Bark Royal (Nor). Krgh. CoHc for or-
J* i > -G'hr. ii Dahl A Cos.
S boon* r Jilia Fiix * .. th (Br). Nassau,
N 1* -Savannah Groe.'ry (*x^rr#;*ar* y.
\ eelM Went to Xeit.
B'**anfuhlp Horn* w.kkl (Hr), Hootnnd.
Barcelona ami Genoa.
#lt 1 p i*) u u Memoranda.
jit kwonvllle. Fla.. I"
st.am.r (’omamhe. Bennington. New
York.
Biir * ;.a i. Dec 9.—Arrived, steamer
T hyrlby. Sov'nntiah.
.Key West. Dec. 14.—Arrived steamer
Olivette Smith. Fort Tampi mi.| #aib#l
for Havana. Whitney, New Orleans, and
saib-d t*r Havana
Chari*-#Un. 8 C.. Dee. 14 Arrived,
steamer# Algonquin. Flatt, Jacksonville
ittd proceed'd t N* w York. Novahoe
J.hn#on. Brunswick, am! pnxvwlid
Boston, s iiihhut l’asadena, Higbee. New
York.
off bar. schooner William E. Down*'#,
Iti i irdson. New Y'ork.
Cie.trcd. steamers Kirkstall (Hr). Chris
tian#.!. Norfoik; Magda (Hr), Kggert.
Baltimore.
Fort Tainpu. 1" • X>** 14 Arriv* *1
#teuw‘r City of Kv.rett, Howes, Balti
more
S.iib#l uioner Sarah C. Ropes. Kreger.
Raltlmore.
A|nil. iib'ob*. Fla . Dec. 14.—Clearel.
#* h.Hrer Frd IL Gibson (Hr). Publlcover,
Fort o # Spain.
Garr it*. Me, Fla.. Dec. 14 —Cleared,
bark Otgus (Nor). Nellseti, laul*n
Pensacola. Fla . L>cc. 14.—Arrived,
harks Kiandra (Gcr). Bung S(h khoim.
J It. la rnaiiu** (IV). Mori. e. Cayenne.
S.*ll.#l steamship Argo*la; (Ita. Villa,
lYiibbe,dvm. schooner Vlla-y-Hirmuno,
Clark. Cardenas.
Cleared, steamships Vlvln (Biwin). Luxir
regn. Liverpool; Arddn (Ital). Villi,
Dubheldam. s. boon* r VUa-y-lllrmano,
Clark. Cardenas.
\otlrr lu ttnrfnera.
Pilot charts and all hydrographic lnfor
motion will Ih* furnished masters of ve#.
‘••M** free of charge in I’nited States hy
drographic office n Custom House. Cap
tain# are requested to <all at the offi'-e.
Report# of wreck# and derelicts received
for transmission to the Navy Depart
ment .
Fore lum Fxtinrfa.
T’er Norwegian bark Rov il for Cork for
order# 2>n cu*k# spirits turpentine. $31.•
200; 1 *■■ barrels rosin, f3,*JU). —Cargo by
Jarrvrt* Farie. Jr.
tk'hooror Julia Eilxaheth for Nassau,
N F.. mt#c llaneoii# c.inro provision*
Cargo by Sv#*nnn Grocery Company.
Y lß9l£L* l\ PORT.
4|p| mail Ipa.
Armenia (Br). 1.515 tons. Beesrf; Idg. for
Hr. men and Antwerp.—J F. Minis A
Cos.
Ard ova (Hr). 1 "12 tors. Smith; Idg. for
Liverpool.—A. F‘ Churchill.
Juno (Nor ). 1.567 tons. Tronert; Idg. for
Revai.—Barnard A Cos.
Lula*' (Ger). t*n M Kon. Ulg. for
Bremen —A F. Churchill.
Ships.
Harvest Queen (Br 4. 1.M3 tons. Forsyth;
Idg. for Rio —Master
Maria Raffo (Ital). 1 309 tors. Ramondo;
Idg. n. s.—Btrachan A Cos.
Harks.
Alln(ltii). Tit tons, Giacomo. Me. n. a—
birachan ta Co*
Avlemore (Nor), 1,43 lons. Dorensen. Idg
n. s—Chr. G. Dahl A Cos.
Bremu (Ger), 1.377 tons. Drees; Id. n. a—
Btrachan A Cos
Attillu Da pel. • fltad, 64*) lone, Bertolotto;
!<lg n s —Dtra han a Cos.
Frlstad (Nor), it 15 tons. Jacobsen; Id. n
w —('hr. G. Dahl a Cos
G.ixall* <Hr>. DW tons. Green; Id. n.
Master.
Kampfjord (Nor). 743 tons, Sorensen; to
Id n * Walter Ooney.
M *i,ir ti <Bw.*!>, 823 tons. Anderson; !d
n. s- Master.
M*)ft!e Allegio M (Hal) 4H& tons. Fidel-
Id s Str Kdial: A Cos.
Paola Madre G:ah. 1 tax tons. Bchlafbno;
to Id !umbr Htra* fu.n A Cos.
Itoyoi (Nor). t*n> Kr*gb; to Id n. t.
—Chr. G. Dahl A Cos.
Hing .orn (N*r>. >.:• tons. Krmdecn. Id.:
n- Chr G Dahl a Cos.
Tlkom.i (N<>r. 756 tons. Bjorge; id n. s.—
Chr G Dahl A (*o.
t’mon (Nor). 515 rot -. A tronscn. Idg n
s.—Walter Coney.
Brhonnen.
Harry A. Berwlnd. 914 tons. Idg lumber.
- Matter
Millie R Boh ir nan. 652 tons. Smith. Mg
lumber.—Master
Jain* h Ik *• Jr . 626 tons Allen: to Id.
lumber.- Master.
-J K dußigt ai. 459 ions. Turner; Id*/
lumht-r. Master.
Annie T Pillev. .“.8m :ons. ilndlay; Idg
lumber -M ister.
Anni** F Cor .on. slf* ton* Baker. Mg
lumber —Master
Julia Flixaheth (Hr), tons, Hxectinu
Id f.r Nassau Sav. Gr* Cos.
Blanche tlopk n*. 5')5 tons. Hopk-ns. Mg
lumber. —M st* r.
Fred Jnk- ‘i *65 to-. Halt; M. for
Port liaMtm:* \li ?.r
Maggie M K**ug *. 4X9 ton- Til?**n. 11.
lumls-r.-M ister
Mcntana. 31T7 tons. Booyc; idg. lumb r -
Mu t* r.
M irxar.-t A May. 458 tons. (Jr.ic* , Mg
lumber.—Master.
C ur..*- K Mi? *ll 510 tone Wiildron
Mg turner Mister.
IDnry P Mason. tons, FTost; M-: lum
ber. Master.
Jilin R B*s* . 595 tons. Htiilw.-.1, ,*J. f’i
I’hilud* p il.i blaster.
Jon G c‘ hmt- 4>* tons. Norlmr) . M-
I umber Master.
R" •• * M Wails, 561 tons. BlttU I g
Im ) i- —Master
Lizxi* R. Wll t-y, 522 tons. Rivers; l*lg
lumber —M aster.
C C Wenrum. T 76 tor,**. Cavallr; llv
lumber <* \\ Howard A- Cos.
a\ i:\joi %bli, i;\ ri:u'i
Given h) First Baptist t liureli ( liol.
nn.l 1 .miiii; I hilCs sim-li-I)
An Interesting nd • t)J •\ a' -*- . t ni.
mem w given at th* F;rst Hip Ft
tTiurrh Duitday S hooi room ast ii_.it ii
the choir of the church and the Young
Lady's Bo*dety. An admission of 25 cent
was charged, and the fun.ls r* eiv* and frvm
this sour *- were augm*-n *d by the sale
of fancy work and <xk that had bet* ,
given by |>ersons Intended in the eni r
tair.m* tit,
Several of the lx*lies that sold the f mey
work nd Usk vv. r dr. s*-* and it quaint
and picturesque cstuntes, among te.
most no!l*-.able Miss Ale. M r' I
as n old-fashioned girl, an I Miss \|
Fume as Kvungeline.
The musi* al jsirt . f the • tit. riamm* nt
consisted of.
Quartette. "Lark Hong" (M-tvM m h:.
Miss M M Nl- h*.l*. !., Mi Gil* n Mor
gan. Mr. G. Chain Her and Mr. l*. D. M -
Cardie.
Dolo. "On C.*mw iv Quay" (Troter >
Ml-s KlMn Mo-g n.
Dolo/ "Down in the D cp Let M- 81* **p
When 1 Die (Petrie), .Mr. C D. M•-
Cardie.
Monologue. "Behind the Curtain" ( )
Miss Marlon Cooper.
Violin solo, "Martha" (Flotow), Mr
John Wiegntid.
Solo, "81crest is the Wes-ping** tDupp* ).
j Miss \J Nt Nicholson, violin obligato by
Mr John \V|. gand.
The accompanist* were John Wiegan!
Jr.. anl Mr. Walter ci-r.
The numbers vv.-re }| vv.il given, and
encores were numerous Mr M Car<il.
res|*on*i and w h "The Pa'tl. Queen." M *
I Cooper with "The Pi anlnny and the
j Frogs." and Mr. \VI* and with "Dimple
(!onf* , w*4of).
At ihe conclusion *>f the |*r*grammo re
freshments w.-r* served.
BA CL II YY II II % LOYY MUIR.
Fnaleat I'leee of lliiraelleah Here
Fa er Seen in #i* vti min li.
The fastest pi.* f ho - fb*#h ever ae'n
in Savannah, in all probability, i* hi the
stable#, of Mr. C A. L Cunningham
Johnnie Agan is the hor#* . ar l hi# mark
i# 2 <5‘ 4 . He i# n bay pa er. and hD work
on th** Grand Circuit ha# l*een such ft#
t* make hi# name thoroughly familiar to
horsemen who f<llf)w the r.|**rt# of th*
tni* k#.
When the stram-liip #niL o-lay f*r
New York the pa * r will I#* ahoir l h* r
ll** ha.- l*een Uuight from Mr R II Fl int
of M icon by a N* w Y’ork* r. who ha# a
fan* v for fa#t hordes an l is abb* to n
<lulge it Johnnie Ag in will astonish them
all on th* B,*. *dw av n**xi spring when li
I# driven out by hi- new owner.
The price I’ nigh: by the horse w i# s_\-
PU. the purchaser paying nil the expen#*-
of )il# transportation from 8* Ima. Ala .
where Mi Ii ih # racing string i- l ■
tering Two y r# aw*. Mr. Blant |Kd*l $).-
for th. h r- . turning him over to h -
trainer .\F Roy Miller t • develo 1
Y!r Miller na a* hlevad a reputation u a
driver and trainer ard hi# work w:tn
Mr Blant’s n*r#.-# has been remarkable
for It# sii* *•!*- During the tun year# he
wa** owned by Mr Flant. Johnnie Aw in
pull* *1 down <V(mi in purse# For h # nb
mile the hor#e i- a# good r- a made
Beginning to iteiuige hi# fotulii*.** f*r
racing #t • k some “even vears ago. Mr
Blant mu ured thiee fast ones and obtain* *1
th** #**rvlo-K of Mr Miller .' trainer ll*
now tm# thir.v-Mx li.* #. . > me t t have
shown that (hey *r* <‘ra* k# and otlo r#
ttmt #how the roost 1 rilliant promUi.
h i hi, hi hi.i: nn if
The Bnli|rrt of u l.eeture l#% Ilex. J.
C. *e rliir* Tseu.lii).
"Is the Bible True? or. Prophecy in the
Light of History.*' will b. th* #ubj* t *>f
a lecture lo l • giv en lu Duffy Btr. * t Bap
tist Church Tuesdav evening by Rev. .1
C Hearboro of 8 *t*s!or*>.
Mr 8< ar.’oro i# wn unu-uallv taletUed
man and ha# given much time and thought
to this subject, and th* lecture whl i*
very Instructive and highly entertaining.
The Baptist pitssor of the city are all
Interested In having th* I. rut m| Pi t*
th.* general public to attend No u !ml
#lon fee will be charged
The subject t# one of th* live question*
of the day upon which all think r .ir
thinking, and no *l>ub Mr. S.-sr r.. w I
b. heard h> a large an.l inter* -Md , :
in ce.
- The Brine* of YY ties ;#> - it the r.'
of (350 a thousand for hi# .gar# The**
l*reciotrs weeds are seven Inch. - long
1
Candy Esculetts
Cures PILES or Sooty RHunded.
WHY SUFFER?
So and under suarantee at follow.r s
Kowllnekl i. Jonee. .Mu- nl. T- mpi*
Knight *. W. F Ke.d't Mi; low , c.-v*.
land *. I>onnelly *. and W. A. I'tgmau
Savannah. Oa.
UIPI’MAN BROB.. Bavannah fia. and
IV. F. IcUti, tt*>nuati. Ua., Dir.nb^tor.
A little seltzer on the aide with
Yellow Label
ii Whiskey A>-
,T
makes a drink fit for Kings and Potentates.
: Old, mellow, velvety, to everybody's taste—that's tnllov,
3S Label. Sure to please you too. (The best Rye distilled.
Ujl i’all for it wherever flrtt-clam liquor-, are sold.
yS/F’! i TStF'AT The difference is great between this j
WWK ordinary whukrv: to sh w tb* d.tbre. I
will send you sutnple bottle free, on receipt of 12c. to defray packing, e\ jj
f'f D Addreas, CHAS. m. PFeiFCR * CO., 47 Main Bt., CINCINNATI 0
noss iTOss or thk cstil xrsiNoa oixtillisy.
REVIEW OF THE MARKETS.
i, (om)H4ji\ of tkidk
im itiMi tiii v\t wf.i:k.
I Im* xlnm|i In ( otton Pwtaroa tn
Itc|M>tt•*• lo lb** Bur**wu F.atlnmle
Wins Hi* FriUwrr—telivll) Fill
lidin flr llrmiuid for Holiday
4, 4MM |—%p|rlfM TurpriUlnp 4 lis*i
at tli** liffllnp—lfiil and Trlr
grnplilc MnrkrU.
T i- Morning News Office.
Friday. Dec. 14.
T • wc* k losing to-.lay ushers in the
l I I
f Sav.ti.ual.'.*- trade and I period of dull- I
•-- ir -h. r- li *i.ft ;• not that the i
du> dulir:. ss is to cnl.ra-♦* os many j
r.iiifhes this year as it usually has in
j, r xe.irw Active tia.img promU*' *j
~i i-.n* - will only -uffer a tem- i
v - j..p ( . it t*. st. which Is great- 1
v •rv • uriw.t'.L in view *-f t o ickw'iir*l
w , i ha- prevail*.! Ut some depart- j
ments.
11 * .1* '.ir** in the cot:on futures mar
v. t pr*c.;*ita.e I by the •*-
mate **• this - ison's otton crop lb.*
■ *.| hips was the feature of the
ok. Pvv i- urr.-ntly • xp***t. lin ;*>'ol
f t.h- ir. I-- r ial the bur* iu would be
nil;! .n.i that pries would resjoii*l to
• in ,m advance. The contrary came
true however, .md the corresponding
iimf> up;-* t th* ‘ i.> tiltv*ioviw of many in
'he trade, an*l ci *d m prn* ;i* and sus
cn in of hu'iness landing i more *et
ed cori'Pricn and some show of a r*-
i, Mon This reaction seems to b* on the
wav tin l dkely to extend far enough
to offm-t .•nskhrabie of the losses. Judg
r.g fn*m tne gaine which have been
made since the drop.
N • wmi iliriK the bureau estimate
;• li. .*• <>mmisslon houses nrx) itidivdd-
I- i.!linn to < ‘tlmote th* erop. ril'd
*• r!y put it lw-low the Kovirnmont'a
The ff* t of t he*** estimates
t* untMt? further strength to the mar
ket At <r u*r element of etrer.gth is tne
m;r*v.*l demand tor cotton, much of
w • mt f *ni the millf. The spot
? rl;- l ve he)l very firm in the face
f the decline in futures
A )• Hnln- turperrtln* market has been
i** o- !<r f r *i<ngs in the naval stores
trad.* during tie week. Dpiriis . losed nt
i iecline >**k w in*? Daiurday's price.
• iLh ?.i* mirk*' seems to l>e firmer to
day After the * * fYt .tl cUwlng buyert*
Wer. bid llmr TT . . which factors did not
■ I 1 r mi •
k*‘t • l • I lirni to-tlav. ati*l remain***! firm
ihrouc. aut th week, with udvances
as to ■‘Oin* grades Sal**s were
>ati*fa. ory It may h* said t at no
o*-* of Mi, Auguet tur|v-ntine future*
• \- v.-t been mail, and there is nothing
to i'.li at. whin contracts will l*e ent.r
--u ’•* Buyers are ipparentlv indiffer
nt ‘ r, out *ntrn tirjg for next season'-
-iipl 1 1* > on any other than a lower l*is|*
i <han (he j resent market price
I.• oppr** i -h of the holiday season has
it and a g.**.d demaml f**r eupfdiee of
all kinds Joolxts ire kept busy filling
,v,| ' r iU 1 "Id doubtless have nn tn
t< • of nisines- during tne .'omiru
v* < k M* r hurts nr* buying freely, and
? ’ ' " 1,,! °0k I- for an active trade in the
u supplied by b- al jobbers T e
f. ...vv i r r* Mime Of th. different mar
k* will show the tone and quotations
ot the closing to-day. and their condi-
I'b n during the week
I OTTOV
T o cotton market close I steady to-dav.
; with sales of 2)2 Uibs on the spit The
sab - for the W. ek VV* re 1.845 upland- im,l
4 ,b. S.a, islands, and so far this season.
' ni’lat'.is and 2*,62 sea Islands o .v
--i H.g t*. th* disoirnatice In the futures nr
-k-t during th. week trading was greatly
inttrfere*l with, ns holders did not *.*
to let go Just after the slump Trading
on.- to a standstill lending a r*- tint;
w i- h seems to In* on the Way. A decided
Imi rove-i .nt in the demand dev. .i
• Hi#
onsidenib!e *ab s ~n s,vot and im* .
• r vv. r.- m Kastern mills took ag. *><l
la n.i th*-r.- was a denuind from oth r
wn h h*lp.>.l to offset the dull
ness following the slump.
T • following were ihe official apot quo.
tat .H - U th. lose of the market at the
Cotton Kxchange to-day:
! This
! day. year.
Go*l middling ~ *♦
\*i >..iin ; s . w :,*
Um ml.Mlln K
Mnrkcl H.ii.h , -(i
--n , , - I '*P- { S.M
Hr-elpm <rf C</t:on— | laiwl Ur.l
n<-.tp(.. pint ~k 31. M -,lrt>
Shim- wck la-t \.-nr j ))s
I' irtl. ular of It.- i tpt— |
Central Railroad 2* V/j ”**
**. • *', * " s.<> 1.:,74
< har.* ston and Davannah 4**l
D itiurn Railway 147
River st.amers r
c,r ' * '"l2
S. 't->nrd Air Un, , Km , m
H lilfort steamers j r
K xport “
Ex| rt l.i-l w. rk r r.
Sim.- w.-ek la-t y.- ir | J 5.42! ‘ .
Movem*-iil
Ilrunswl'k j
H iltimore j njo
N " 'ork
I-hilndrlphlA | 21}
InlAnd | i " JO3
llnm.-n Il<!tt4
(let -1 2 *Bl
llar.-.l.ina 3
5 M-k *H h.irt-l an.) %hlp. Imukil 21
Sam- !>• lim roar IW.mr 212^
S.iimu ih i: --li* Expnrl* and S4o -ki
• ll " 1 *'***■ 'l' fi|Mj
K • 1 vi- 1 -.iin- 1,1 |,i,t \1 ar .. 4
**!-■ liy >. ir I. t *n> lam ,'aj
l!-i-lpt | 1 --k ST]<k
S.im— . -k !ait yen r in
Sun- *-ik >-ar 1 -for- lat ...]“ Miv,
M-crlv-rf am— rif>t ! *;i<*
H-i-.1vi.l -am- • m- la at >-ar 1
•Cxporta I'aat W—k—
Kxp-rt- th— la*. - >a-twl— 2 of,i
\ '• v f* r** (xi*l w—k coaatwla- im
Inkmd . ..
Export* pt *k, continent K.ti
l.xprri- pa*! w-k France ?lone
Exp-irt* part wr k. Gi-a; Britain N. n
ro al ex >rt* past week 31.7D5
Lx ports Bine* Sept. 1, 1900—
T. 0r,,. lin.aln
To f ranee *, 0K
r.. the contltHmi m'lMi)
1 Touil forvigu mmi ” 372
Total coastwise
Total exports
Kxports rtume Time Last Y* (
T . Great Hrit|in
To France
TANARUS the continent
Total foreign .
Total coastwise
Total exports
B"s*k on hand this day %
Ft kon hand s im* .lay I.**- v.
R.***d|gs aid Bt*K*ks u? all I
K*** elpts this day ...
Tnls day last y. nr
Th s day ye n* before la *
Receipts pis’ Week
Fame days la • v* ir
r.ar bef<u* last
Total r. cejpt in . l, m.
Hum time lust yar ...
Same tune year U* for* la- f
Fto< k at nil poi tto. ia
B*o< k same day last y*-gr
Daily M -v* men's it Dr ? I
Galveston D: n lv; midd a y
celpts. 7.*?24; gr*“*s. 7.‘*24; *•’*> k
N* vv orbim- Ste.i y. nidi
recelp's. 15.K0H; gross. l*c>i.
stock. 343.925 n
Mohd Que*;mMl g !), t*
922; groas, 922. sale.-. st*
Charleston—-F.rm; mkldlii .
ce’|*t *. 1.721; gross 1.721; s * k
Wilm ngt(H>—Firm; mid.ili r -
celpts. 495. gr. ss. 495; sto k. .
Norfolk Q’lh’t middling. •
ce*pts, 2.757. gross, 2 737. sale* .■
4> • *2l
Baltimore- Nomina!; mid 11 ■
rec.uprs, 2.19 X. gross. 2.773; s o j
N* w York—Qul*t; mi* dlit g
ce pts, 925; grass, 3.527;
61.721.
Boston -Quiet; mi ldlda* **
c* !j r. 889; gross 2 885
Philadelphia—F rm; middlin •
4.753.
Daly Movements at Inteti* r T
Augusta—Quirt mi Ml oc •
ce!p's. 2.066; gro:--. 2.>66; sal* . ■>
56 *s3
M* mphls—Bteadv; mbMltro: ■
c p*s. 2 978; gross. 4.998; sib 1.7
137 211.
S’ Louis Quiet; middling. r * T
receipts, 1.217; gross, 6.125; sab *'
69.278
Cincinnati—Raster; m ddlin
receipts, 1,526; gross. 1.526; st. !
H’omm; Stea.lv mid I'ing.
celpts, 17.724; grows, 17.724 sals.
107 .194
Lou svllle (weekly)—Firm; nif 14
re* receipts. 821; gross. 821;
rtn k. 550.
Kx ports of Cotton This Day
Galveston—'To Great Brit a r:. T
the con? nent. 7 959
New firleans—To the contin* 2
coastwise, 2.077.
Mobile—Coast wise, 479
Bovai:r h—Coastwb* 2 “V
Charleston—Coast wi*. !.:■?.
\A'llmlMgt.>n—Coastwise
Norfolk Coastwise, 3.874
Baltimore- To the can tin* * 15*
Boston- T* Great Blitulr
Totul foreign ex|orts from
day T • < Ir* at Britain,
t fluent. 3 M 0
Total fr Ign ex; 4b f r*
far this week To Grexvt Hr.’
to Fr ine. 8.361; to th- “isf i
Total foreign expor s sin- - S
To Great Britain, 1,470.315; to !*r r
105; to the oontlnenl, 1.00j.52
Bi-:% %m> ( rrnv
Prices il>out as follows:
Kxtra choice Fioridoe
Fancy Georgias
Kxtra choee Georg as
Choice Georgia*
Kxtra fine Georgias
l'lne Georgias
Recelps and B*> k— 19
Receipt past week
Kxp rt** past week
Receipts thl* s.*is4n
Bales pH*t week
Stm k on hand ! 2*
• Thariaaton, I Nae 11 -s*
Fin. 22**c; fully fine. 22'*c; fi.
tra line, 25c.
Reci ipts 6Q2 ltgs; exports '97 *
stock, 2,171
rOTTOH FI TI lll>.
The Market ( loses I neliauged t‘
l*.4tils Higher.
New York, Dec. ll—The flu - *
the Cotton Kxchange to-day ■
the sens** innal movement of la ’
and at time the volume of tr * !
resembled the business don** on that
Weakness in the Kngtlsh mark
de.dir ** of 64ilu points oti the ci!‘
rt was quickly noticed that in •
ing. the foreign element wa • <
>ng near months and r*a* bin
I spring and summer i.s*ltion M ”
the South Appeared In no vv *
by the break abroad and readily
1 offering* made by' toom and . m
•i” here. With this supprt <i '
immediately ft.*r the call work !
|K>lnt afl.r p*lnt At midday
ket was 2<4 points under
•kiy's closlhg figures Trad*'
afraid of the week-end
figure*. These came to In j
after 1 p. m and proved to l* !
per tat ion. some 445. UK) baler A
shorts scrambled to cover an l irv*
otalers c.ime in rapidly. The * ff'
bullish news on pr.cea was m
and liefore the bpylng m*>v. n
any indication of deer a sing J •
r* tch***! 957 a* ng lnst 9 9 aroutul 1
Ing Th. other muntlis w*r* '
firm, (hough short' 111 pa-lM*<
January’ were not so alarmed,
wa* active much of th*' s* “l*i
public showing more interest that
time. At the close the mark'
urn hanged to 7 higher.
PUTTI %TlO>* 1% Ft Tt I* * *
New York Dec 11 '*• ~v
open**9 steady nt the a- lin* )• 1
%">' *tr.ily. Price *e follow
4>ch*ii. Hlich. Ic v
January #3O )<*
hVhruar* - 9.33 '
March # 1* #.33
Arirll 9 13 9.31
May 911 925
J imu 9 o. 9.50
July 9.1*! 9.21
Augiii! 8 (C 8 #s
f*rpirmb<.r 3.33 3 34 '
Uci cmlxT 9 48 # 74
i.ivy.nrnoi, cottox m*hi i
Liv-rpool. D-c 14 —<r'
f9*l*r; AmarPan m!iM Iny 5V'
c.f th- <lay wr<- 7.000 >alc*. nf ”
were for ritaoolatlon aril ixi
clmlcij 6.8(t Am-rlcan H'
hair*. Incluillnß in.!*-' Am*rl *
Future* opone,l qule4 anti
aU-ady. Aimrlcan niltWllnt luW '