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COTTON CLOSES AT ADVANCE.
the VtDKRT JIMPH % r*T o<l
TUB UH VUES 4I OTED.
Tlir T „rpra'ln< Market Firm at M
Iran a .alltin. With a Fair De
mand Reported—Roaln* Firm at a
lirrllne f 3 l>l> on H anil Hrlnm.
Wholesale UrantiUra Shun In
,, raved Tone Mral and Trlf.
a rapid* Market*.
Morning New* Office, Sept. K.
An advancing tendency wa the feature
n both the cotton and the aptrlte tur
jv ~t|ne market* to-day. On the strength
an advance In eotton futures and other
influence* local apota went up % cent, at
d.ch the lone wa* steady and the volume
~( i.inane** fair. The turpentine market
closed Arm at 35 cent*, with fair de
mand and the general Indication* favora-
Mn for tho maintenance of prices. There
teas conalderable Inquiry for spirit* dur
ing the day. and the current lmpre**k>n
~ m .d to be that the market waa In a
pretty Arm poettton. The Improvement 1*
attributed more to the better demand that
v i to any change In the statistical poal
tlcn.
Hoaln* cloeed firm at a decline of R cent*
rn grade >1 and below. The whole**l*
t. trket* *how an Improvement In volume.
,’u In a meaaure to the movement of cot
fn and the money thereby put Into clr
i atlon. The following rewime ehowa the
tone and quotation* at th* closing Sat
urday:
cotton.
The cotton market ilosed steady at an
ad' atice of % cent Good middling f. o. h ,
wa* Ibout 10%c and middling 10c
The demand wa* fairly good
See* of 111 bale* were reported at
th* Cotton Exchange The receipt* were
<d l>ale*. The action of (pinner* In re
sard to September buying, and the an
ticipation of hulltah' government report*,
hid a stimulating effect, and caused price*
to main advance materially.
Toe following were me official spot quo
tation* at the close of the market at
the Cotton Exchange to-day:
| Till* l*t
| day. | year.
Good Middling .* UOt* 6
Middling 9% |5%
Low middling j... ;&%4
Good ordinary j... 4%
Market ateady. sale*. &7t
Savannah Receipt*. Exports and Stock*
Receipt* thl* day 4,392
Receipt* thl* day last year 4.4 kt
Thl* day year before laat 3,20 c
Receipt* elrne Sept, 1, 1960 35.551
Same time last year 36,144
Stork on hand thl* day 2M12
Rime day laat year Jn.23
Receipt* and Stock* at the Ports—
Receipt* thl* day 15.366
He-elpl* thl* day la*t year 23.463
Receipt* thl* day year tiefire lat.. 15.710
Total receipt* *lrtc# ftept 1. lam CC.7S7
S.rme time la*t year ltn.ltn
Same time year before laat 11.08
Stock at all port* to-day ;.125.474
eame day laet year 404.429
Hally Movement* at Other Porta—
Galveston—Firm; middling. 10; net re
cipe*. 5.756; grow. 5.766; aalea, 5*7; atock,
lion.
New Orleana—Firm; middling. 16%; ne:
r-relpta. 2,0*1; groaa, 2,091; aalea, 1,700;
•took, 22.914.
Mobile—lrregular; middling 9%; net re
clpta. 20; groaa. JO; aale*. 150; atock. 4,-
97*.
I'laarleaton—rtrm: middling. l-1*; net
elpta, 7W; gma*. 7**; atock. 2.IJR.
Wilmington—Firm; middling. 9%: net re
ctpta, J. 544: groaa. 1.344; atock. 12.C17.
Norfolk—Firm; middling. 10; nea re
■ cipta, 724. groaa. 734; aalea, SC. atock,
k'
Biiflmore Nominal; middling. 1014;
atock. Ml.
New York-Steady; middling, 104; aalea,
225; atock. 28.276.
Hoatott—Quiet; middling, 104; groaa re
ceipt*. 1,544.
Philadelphia—Firm; middling. 104; atock
1.866. /
Dally Movement* at Interior Town*—
Augusta—Very steady; middling, 10 3-14;
net receipt*. 1.35*; groaa. 1,343; aale*, 827;
atock. 5,426
Memphla—Firm: middling. 10; n*i re
ceipt*. 10; groaa, 273; sale*. 17S; Mock, 7,590.
St. Eoul*—Firm; middling, 94; net re
ceipt*, 4: groaa, 23; sale*, 18; Mock, 6.830.
Cincinnati—Quiet; middling. 94; aale*.
*0 Mock, 7.502.
Houston—Steady; middling. 9 15-16: net
receipts, 3.652, gross, 3.652; sale*. 154; stock.
6.111.
iMulsvllla—Firm: middling. 10.
Export* of Colton Thl* Day—
< talveston-To Franca, 460.
New Orleans—To Qreat Britain, 4.200;
coastwise, MO,
Norfolk—Coatwl*e. 150.
Total foreign export* from all port* this
day: To Great Britain, 4.200; to 4he conti
nent. 450.
Total foreign exports since Sept. 1. 1900;
To Great Britain. 13.355; to France, 450;
trt the continent. 6.142.
New York. Sept. B—Spot cotton closrd
*teidy; middling uplands 104 c; middling
gulf 104 c. Sale* 225 bale*.
roTrojr miKEi.
Isflnrnre, A|ila Combine to Bring
an Advnnee.
Nf York. Sept. I—The cotton mark*!
'■pened 51 catty at an advance of 9 to ’*
points and ruled (lightly Arm during tnc
• trly ecwlon on flurries of general buy
ing. In which the foreign rontlngunt and
Southern abort* took the lead. The com
mie* lon houae element and prominent
loom bulla cold on rlee for profit* as a
precautionary meaeure pending .fevelop
metit# over Sunday abroad and the re
■ "Ipt of Monday's government report
The cable* from Liverpool were the meet
- nuattonal yet received. They showed a
wild panic among the spinning Interest.
The current month *hot up 311 point*,
•quaJ to 75 point* or more here.
Our market became tolerably quiet *f
*he call, but wa* Intenaely etrong in the
il.eence of *eller*. Reports from South
ern tpnt market* declared excited yle
uutnd from ex;>orters wa* advancing
price* rapidly and causing aellera to hold
off.
The weather report* and crop testimony
" ie good and receipt* showed a marked
Increase, hut the Influence* proved feeble
measure* of restraint upon bullish seml
nient In the pit Some exciting develop
ment* were predicted for next week, when
two government report* will be received.
FLITTI ATIOXN Ik Kt TI HB.
New York, Sept. A—Cotton future*
°p**n*d *teady at the advance and closed
steady. Price* a* follow*:
|Open. High lxw <'■'>*.
January I >l3 I 9.14 | 9.06 | 9.11
February .... 9.11 | .... .... I ■<*
March ~| 9.10 I 9.10 1 904 | 9.‘*
'prU 9 09a I d 903 | *.*
May 07 I 9.U ] 90S I 9.
June 9.0 k 90* 9.00 | 910
'oly 9.00 9.00 | 9.99 ! 904
Aoguat j ....
September ... 9 9.52 9.45 |9 50
toher 9.37 9.43 9.31 | 939
November ...j *.*> | 9*4 9.17 1 9.1*
mher .... >ls | 9.1 •* Of j 111
Liverpool. Sept. 9. 1 p ro—Cotton— Spot
"■•■•derate demand; price* higher: Amerl
<n middling fair. 7 1-3 W; middling.
*-*'• 13d; middling. 29-32d: low middling.
6 il-aSd; good ordinary. #S-19a: ordinary.
M*d The sale* of the day. were 5,000
hole*, of which SW were for speculation
and xpurt, Including itstn American. Re
ceipt* 2,*M> bale*. Including SiO American
op*n*d wsak aad closed cx-
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Board of Trade Building, Savannah
t rivata teamed wire* direct to New York.
Chicago und New Orleans
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died. American middling U M C. (4cp
tcmlier. 6*) seller*: rtepiemher-Octotw-r.
4 eeler*. Octoher-Not cmtier. 5.1395.14
seller*. Novemlw-r-December. 5 03445 OB
buyer*. 1•. eqibtu-January. 462 buyer*;
January-February. 4 59||4.6 buyers: Fct>-
ruary-March. 457 teller*; March-April.
4-55 sellers; April-May. 453 *eller; May
4-SUI4.W buyer*; Juit*-Ju)y.
4 *9414 50 buyer*. July-August. 4 4* buyer*
New Orleans, Sept, B—Cotton future*
closed steady.
September 3.8589 91 February .9 0309 04
October 9 32r 8 <t n March 9 04*49 -c,
November 9 o44J* 05 April 9.05499 og
December 9.0289 i May 9 05429 07
t OTTON I.r;TTKH9.
New- York. Sept 8.-Murphy A Cos. ay:
The unexpected purt In Liverpool In
spot* and near deliveries caused this mar
ket to open about flf4een poln.a higher on
near and ten point* up on distant month*.
Rente new buying and realising sale*
caused feverish market. The market I*
vpry nervous und uncertain pending the
bureau report, which I* expected to he
bullish In tone, and startleSlverpoo! nex*
w>eg. The good* more ac
tive. but buyer* do not want to pay any
advance and manufacturer* can't sell for
ward deliveries without sustaining heavy
lo* on the present coat of cotton. We
ec no chance for hear* until spot mar
ket weaken* considerably.
New York. Sept. g_Huhhard Rrn* A
Do. *y: Liverpool gave the trade another
surprise thl* morning. After opening
easy and thgee to six point* lower It sud
denly became excited and advanced rap
idly 3fl point* on Hejuember-October, atid
five to six point* on Octoher-November,
while the lower month* remained one-half
to two point* idwer than yesterday. Our
market opened ten to fifteen point* higher,
reacted about eight point* and then ad
vanced again to about opening figure*.
Anally closing steady at eighteen advanee
on September, sixteen on Oriober, and
eight to ten on the remainder of the
month*. For the first time thl* season
exporter* supplied the market with con
tract* supposed to he hedge* resold. The
movement still continue* light as compar
ed with last *en*on Trader* look for un
favorable bureau report on Monday and
bought freely In lasi hour.
DRY (iIIOIR.
New York. Sept. 8 —Market closed with
a generally firm tone More Inquiry for
brown sheeting and more doing In spots
Some sellers osk an advanee on the lat
ter. Brine cloth division strong. Wide
Sheeting* very firm Bleached cotton*
quiet, but steady. No change In print*
Staple gingham* *e!!tng well. Cotton
yarn* firmer with Improved demand.
Woolen and worsted yarns quiet and un
changed.
NAVAL STORKS. a
Sttiirday. Sept 8.
SPIRITS TERPENTINE—The pimp In
the turpentine market to-diy was not un
expected to the trade af'er the turn things
took after yesterday's closing That price*
are on the upward move Is shown by the
strength then, and the further Improved
feeling to-day. by which the price wa*
marked up a half cent, closing .Arm at
35 rent* The demand wa* apparently
good, and while the volume of trading
wa* not large, the Inquiry for (huff Indi
cated that there Is probably *llll a fair
demand In *tore. At the npenltig call at
the Roard of Trade, the price* were 34%4>'
35. with sale* of 498 cask* at these price*,
and the rlodng Arm at 35. with further
sale* of 309 cask* Receipts were 1,0*7. and
the export* 3.1*8
ROSINS— Roln* opened quiet and closed
Arm at a decline of 5 rent* on H and be
low. A! the opening call 223 barrel* were
reported * Id at unchanged prices, and at
the clowlng call further *al* of 5.634 were
reported sold *t the decline. The demand
was fair Receipt* were 2.321. and the ex
ports 90. Prlots a* follows:
A. 14, C II 35 1 *1 55
D 1 35 K 1 0
H 1 40 M 1 65
F 1 45 N 1 85
G ISO WO 2 05
H 1 50 W W 2 40
Receipts Saturday—
<?. R R 92 IS
8., F. A W 447 1.743
F. C. A P. and O. A A 148 881
Flat 700
Shipments—
C. H. R. week, various IS .90
8.. F. A W. week, various... 2.1-15
S A. 1,, we-k, various 1.008
Naval Stores Statement—
Splrlls. Rosin
Stock April 1. 1900 2.197 142..V*
Receipt* to-day 1.0*7 2.821
Receipt* previously 20* 818 414.453
Total since April J 210.132 289.780
Exports to-day 3.168 9)
Exports previously 163.911 460.WH
Exports since April 1 167.103 460.094
Stock en hand to-day 43.023 129.682
Stock on hand same day last
year 27.008 143.548
Charleston, 8 C.. Sept. B.—Turpentine,
nothing doing. Koain quiet and unchang
ed.
Wilmington. N C . Sep4, 8 —Spirit* tur
pentine Arm at S34i*4: receipts, 88. Rosin
Arm at 81 154(1.*; receipt*. 17*2. Crude tur
pentine steady i $1.100110; receipts, 89
Tar Arm al I! 40; receipt*. 966
New Orleans. Sept. 6—Recelpts; Rosin.
115 barrels; turpentine, 70; export* none.
V KI\A\I IAI..
MONEY—The demand keep* fairly up
with the *upply,
FOREION KXCHANOE— Market I*
ateadv. Commercial demand. 94 53*4;
Sixty day*. 54.624: ninety day*. 94*1;
franca. Part* and Havre. *lxty day*.
51V SwLs*. sixty day*. 5.21’*; mark*,
sixty day*. *44c: ninety day*. 93 13-l A-.
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE - Steady;
hank* are buying ai 5* discount and sell
ing a* follow*: IK and tinder. Me pre
mium; IK to |SO. 15c premium; 930 to 5100.
Jor premium. |!on to 5200. 25c premium; Isoo
anti over par Checks must average 3200
to get the par rate.
SECURITIES—The market I* very tn*c
tive. scarcely anything doing Quotations
are rath- r nominal
Otoelta.
Bid. Aak.
Augusta and S.ivannah R R.... 109 110
Atlanta and West Point 131 U 6
do I per cent, certlttcatee 106 lot
Augueta Factory 90 16
Cttiscn* Bank * ..128 130
Chatham Bank 110 111
Chatham R. E- & I. Cos., A 5*4 574
do do B 5* 57
Eagle and Phoenix Mfg. Cos 106
Edison Electric Ilium lfln 106
Enterprise Mfg. Cos 99 U 6
Germania Bank 125 129
Oeorgla A Alabama 25 27
0.-orgla Railroad, common 210 215
Oranltevlll# s!fg. Cos ...160 196
J P. King Mfg. Cos .190 103
L.it'dfley Mfg Cos 117 139
Merchant* National Bank US 111
National Bank of Savannah 140 190
Oglethorpe Saving* and Tru5t....106
People - * Saving* and Loan ...... 96 101
Southwestern Railroad Cos. 106 109
Savannah Gas Light Cos 14 16
Southern Bank 19* 166
Savannah Bank and Trust 114 116
Stbley Mff Cos.. August* 66 90
Savannah Brewing 16 106
Manas.
Bid Ask.
Char.. Col A Aug. Ist I*. 1900... 109 log
Atlanta city 4*. 1*62 KM 196
A"gu*;a city 4, 1921 106 10|
do 44*. 1925 110 111
do 7*. 19* >O6 106
go 69. 191* IS
THE MORNING NEWS: SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 11. 1900.
Ala. Mid &s. tnd'd I*2B. M A N 97 19
Augusta Factory. * per cent . 1915 109 110
Brunswick and Western 4s. 193* . 90 42
C R. R A Banking collateral ts. 92 91
C. of a. Ist s*. 50- year gold, 1945
F A A 118 136
C. of G con 5c 1945. M AN 94
C of G lt Incomes. 1945 43 44
do 2d Incomes. 1945 10% UH
do 11 Incomes. 1945 5 *
C of a <M o A A. Dir.) 6*.
1947 J A J 93 94
C. of O, (Eaton Hranehl. 9s. 1931
J A D 94 95
City A Suburban H B Ist 75....109 116
Columbus cay. is. 1809 to* 107
Charleston city 4s. 1945 101 101
Fails a Phenu Mill* 6s, lull., it* 107
Edison Electric Illuminating 4s 104 109
Enterprise Mfg 6# 1963 162 103
Georgia Railroad 6* 1910 114 U$H
O 8. A F. 1945. J A J 106 UO
Georgia A Alabama Ist s*. 1945 104 10*
Georgia state 3Ha. 1930. J. A J 10* 167
do 3H*. 1915. M A N 104 161
do 4 Ha* 1915 117 113
Macon city 6*. 1916. J A J 116 119
do 4H*.*1696. Jan. par Iff? 106
Ocean Steamship s*. 192* 109 164
Savannah city 6a, quar. October
1913 116 H lUH
do s*. quar Nov.. 1908 110 111
South Carolina slate 4H*. >933 .114 118
Sibley 31 fr *o s. 1903 101 103
South Pound At 88 100
8 F. A W gen mt'ge. 4s. lt 123 19t
do do Ist ss. gold. 1934 U*H 11JH
do St John Dlv Ist 4a. 1984 ... 94 94
New York. Sept I—Money on call
steady, 1H per cent. Prime mercantile pa
per. 405% per cent Sterling exchange
weak with actual business In bankers’
lull* at It 868,414 87 for demand, and at
II x.1%04.83% for sixty day*. Posted rate*
It 64H414 85 and It WU4.BBH Commercial
bill* 14
cerllAcatrs, 42Ht|63Hc Mexican dollar*.
49>,c.
Stala bond* Inactive. Railroad bonds Ir
regular. Government bonds steady.
stock* tin noun*.
With Few Exception* No (.rest In
terest In Itcnllnus.
New York. Sept B—With the excep
tion of a dabbling speculation In some of
tho specialties, notably People's gas. su
gar and Brooklyn Transit, no particular
Interest attached to the dealing* to-day.
The holiday In lndon aggravated the
dullnese and the weakness of the active
eperlaltle* made the general lone heavy.
The Impending strike of coal miner* bad
a depressing Influence on sentiment,
though the rosier* th*m*elve* were lll
lle affected, partly due to the recent
large output of coal from ih* mine* and
partly to a belief that the strike might
he restricted within narrow llmli* Yes
terday's recovery In Brooklyn Transit
gave place to a relapse to-day and Peo
ple'* gas continued weak
The weak hank statement failed to af
fect the market. The movement of cur
rency to the Interior ha* evidently been
much larger than the preliminary esti
mate* Indicated. It I* evident that the
hank* hav* been obliged to draw on their
legal tender* to meet thl* demand
Total sale* of slock* to-day were I\.W
•hare*. Including 12.685 Brooklyn Transit.
New York Closing Slock*.
Alchßxgt 27H <l° pref T 650
do pref 74% Watairh 7
Ball A Ohio ... 72H do pref lAH
Can Pacific .. 87 Wheel A L. E. 8%
Con So 49H do pref 23%
Che* A Ohio .. 28% !Wl*. Cent II
Uhl. G. W. 10% Third Avenue ...110
Uhl B. A Q 125 Adam* Expre,l34
W'hl. Ind A L... 23 [Am Express ...152
do pref. ....... 57 jl'nlted Stale* ... 45
Uhl A E 111.. 96% Well* Fargo .134
{hi A Nw 162 Am. Cos. Oil ... *3
C. R. 1 A P... 106% -1° Pref **
i'. C. C. A 81 U 56% Am Malting .... 4H
9'ol. So 6 j do pref. 23
do Ist pref. .41 Am S. A Refng 34%
1 tel, A Hudvon.ll6% do pref 89
jel. L A W... 175 iAm. Spirit* 1%
(tenver A R. G. 19% do pref 17
do pref 67% (9m. S. Hoop ... I*H
Erie 11 | do pref 6SH
do Ist pref . 33% k\tn S A Wire.. 14%
04. Nor pref... 152 | do pref 74%
Hock coal 14Vj|kni Tin Plate... 27%
Hock. Valley . 34 j do pref 86
llßnoig OeiL...U(b|i\m. Tobacco ... 46%
lowa Cent 18%j do pref 128
do pref 44 jlVna. Min. C 0.... 44%
L. Erie A W,.., 28 jurook. R T 54%
do pref 88%;Col F. A 1 35%
I dike Shore .... 306 |Conl. Tobacco... 2*
L A N 71%, do pref 7*
Man. U 81% Federal Steel ..34%
.Met St Ry. ..153%: do pref *%
Mex Central . 11% Gen. EXe. trto. LH4
Minn. A St. L... 54% Glucoe-' Huger 51%
do pret *3% do pref 97
|lo PacUlc 51% Inti. Paier 21%
Mobile A Ohio 36 do pref *%
Mo K. A T. ... 9% Laclede G* .... 73
do pref 31 'Net. Biscuit .... 33%
N J Central limy' do pref 34
,N. Y- Central ..130%'Nnt.
Nor. A West. ... 34% do pref 39
do pref 75% Nat. Steel $5%
Nor Pacific .... 51% do pref 85%
do pref 71%;N. Y. Air 8....156
Onl. A W 36%'North. Am 15
Ore. R A Nav.. 42 (Pacific Coaet .. 54%
do pref 74 do I*l pref ... 86
Pennsylvania .128%; do 2nd pref. ... 44%
Reading 14%'Paclflc Mall .... 86%
do Ist pref. .. 55 People'* Ga* .... *6%
do 2nd pref .. 26% Pre**. 8 Car 88%
Rio G W 54 | do pref 71%
do pref 96 Pull. Pal. Car.. 184
St. UA 8. F... in is. Rope A T 6
do lal pref. .. 67 Sugar 119%
do 2nd pref. . 33% do pref 114%
Bt L 8w IJH Tenn. C. A Iron. 69%
do pref 29%KJ. 8 Leather ... 11%
Bt Paul • 11*% do pref 76
do pref .173 ITT. B Rubber ..29%
Bt. P. A Om. ..116 I do pref 93
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Train* Arrive and Depart Savannah an ID Ih Meridian Time - Oo* Hour Blow t
, , Than Cl ty Tima.
Schedules In Effect Sunday. June A 1960
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4 31pm 4 28am Ar HloOkvilla Lv 3 flgar.ij 1 11pm
4 oipm I Idem Ar Columbia.. Lvj| 1 26tin, 11 3kam
9 lOptn 9 45am Ar I'hag ltd la Lv 9 65pm! I 16am
U 44pm|ll MpmilAr ..Cnenttaro Ic 7 !opmf I 4gaffX
Ar Norfolk L- so fin
jTTlain l ttpru ............ Pan villa To', * *opm i ■ Dam
_jj*atn, 4 MpmiiAr Kick mond L' . aipt > 1 <.• ’•
2 *wm 341 pm. jAr .* .'Uynoliburg Lv 3 Uptn 1 1 Hant
4 Isint 5 35ptnJjAr t barwt tesville Lv| ? aai<m;l2 llpm
7 35am I
• llani II 15pm Ar Btlumnre Lv| * 22am 9 TTp o
11 Mam 364 am Ar PiiUmlrlphla Lv 3 66am| 6 tgptn
2 Mpm 4 23atn Ar New York Lv| 13 lOami 3250 m
1 Epmi I OOpanj.Af Boa lon t.v| I 6 gim| 10 16a m
M 0.34 TO THC NOHT H AND WBUT. | No B
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6 96am ,Lv cal 11 ml-la t.v;| 1 15am
l Ham 11,* Spartanburg L- 1 4 tspm
12 lOpm I.V I Asheville Lv ; 4*li>
4 02pm: Ar H Syringe Lv 11 41am
7 96pm:iAr Knoxville L- 8 2som
6 10am Ar l>lngton L'' 10 10pm
7 45am Ar Cincinnati l.v ; I 60i*n
7 80am Ar . Iwuwvtlle I.TII 7 49pm
Ar 81 Louie l.v 11 8 nsam
All trains arrive and depart firm the a Plan4 System Station.
THROUGH CAR BERVICM. ETC
TRAINB 33 AND 34 DAILY. NEW YORK AND FLORIDA EXPRESS Vast!
buled limited trains, will! Pullman Drawing Room Hleei-ln* Cats b-tw-*• Suva**,
nah and New York. Connect# at Washington with Colonial Expre-s for BtW*on.
Pullman Sleeping Car* between 'h.ir.tl* and Richmond end charlotte and Nor
folk Dining Car* serve *ll meal* batwean Savannah and Washington.
TRAINS AND 36 DAILY. THE UNITED STATES FAST MAI E Vratlbul4
limited tralna. carrying Pullman Drawing Room Ble*|ng Car* between Bi antielt
and New York Dining Cat* r*rv* all meal* tietwern Savannah and Washington
Also Pullman Drawing Room Sle pl-g Cal' between Savannah and CTnclnaatl.
through Asheville and ’The l-and of the Sky "
For complete Information at 10 ret<*. sehedtilea etc., apply to
G. GROOVER Tirkrt Agent. Plant Srt'em Station
JAMES FREEMAN. C. P and T. A. 141 Bull alreal. Teteyhonea-Bell. 856;
Georgia. 850
B H HARDWICK AlMent General Paseenger Agent Atlanta.
So. Paelfle 31% West, Union ... 79H
Bo Railway .... ll* R 16 S 12S
do pref M'. do pref 54
Fexo* * Pa dflc 14H P. C. C. * 81 L 54
Union Pacific ... 57H
Botids
I’ 8 ref 2* r*g lt*H 2nd* •..•TH!
do COU 11134, do do 4* .... 92 I
do 3*. reg, ....169 N. Y. C. I*l* W6H!
do 3*. cou pit) |N J C gen 5* 123
do new 4*.reg 133*1 No Pa 3* 65S
do new 4*.c0u.1334, do do 4* lO4H
do old 4*. reglltHN. Y.. C. * St
do old 4*. cou.lHH I. 4* .164
do s*. peg ...111% N. A W. con 4* 37*x
do s*. cou ...ll2*xDp* Nav lt I<V>
l> of C 2 tft* 123 |Dr* Nav. 4* 102 H
Alch gen. 4* . 101 H t>re S L 6* I?*S
do adjt. 4* .. 95H do do con. 5* .II3H
" of G. con. sa. 94 Read. Gen 4* . 37'e
do Ist Inc ... 43 lf. G W. I*4* .. t
do 2nd Inc .. UH S L * Ir M
|n 80 2nd* ..196 j con 5* 11l
7. A O. 4<** .... 9HSI L A 8. F
dodo 5* 11**, gen. 6* 121 H
f A Nw con 7* 140 pt. P. cod* ...
do do 8 F 4T-I. P.. C. A P
Dab 5* 119 | I*t H*
4"hi. Term. 4* .. 92 | do do do 5* ..116H
701. So 4* 82H Bo Pa. 4* 7*S
D A R G Ist*. 1624 tHo Ry 5* .166%
do do 4* 9*>|! Rope A T 6* 67
Erie tlen. 4* ... 9ST, A 7*a Ist* ...112
F W. AD. C. -j do do 2nd* 3#
Ist* 73H,X'n Pa 4* .. . UAH
Jen. El*e. 5* ~l2# iWabaeh Ist* ...117
tow* Pen lt* 114 ( do 2nd* VK
L. A N Uni.4* 88 Weal Shore 4* .112 H
M A O. 4* 84HW1*. Cen. l*t* . 87%
Mi) K A T. IVa Ceolurte* .. 89)
New York. Sept I —Standard 011 5370
Ml.
HIirELLAXROt • MARKETI
Note —The**- quotation* r* revised
dally, and are kept •• near • possible In
a coord with the prevailing wholeeale
price* Official quotation* are no used
when they dlsagre* with Ike price* whole*
ealera axk •
Country **d Borlhera PrXaee.
POULTRY—The market I* steady. Quo.
tatlont: Broilers 2008 c: per pair; half
grown. 45050 e: three-fourth* grown.
dnc; hen*, 66475 c; rooeter*. 49020 c; duck*.
60076 c: geeee. 75C021.0D.
EOGB—Steady at lol7e.
BUTTER—T7t tone of the market to
aleady. Quotation*: Cooking. 20r; extra
<l*lrlea 2108; Klgfna, gilt edge, 88'•;
extra Elgin*. 7t‘,76c.
CHEEBE- Market Arm: fancy full
cream cheeae. 12c for JD to 8-pound
average. 26010-pound average, U^r.
ONIONS —Yellow. In barrel*. 12.60, crate*
|1 00
Carlr Vegetable*.
IRISH - POTATOES-Northorn, 80)
sack.
CA BB AOE—*4o*c per h*ad
Bread*l*d. May aad Oral*.
FLOUR-Market ateady; patent. *;
•tralght. M; fancy. MU; family. WAV
MEAL*— Pearl. Pr barrel, 876; per aack.
|l.. city meal, per aack, bolted. $1 M&
1X; water ground. 11. tt: city grtta.
sacks 51.98: pearl grit*. Hudnut*’, per
parrel. 865: P*r •*<*• H -124; aundry
brand*. 11.8H1.1M sack.
CORN Market Arm. white, job tot*.
65c; carload lot*. Cos; mixed corn. Job lot*,
gjc; carload lot*. t*r
RlCE—Market ateadv. demand fair;
fincy head, ae; fancy. 64e.
Prime •
Hood ~ 4H8P14
Fair 6 014
Common *4
OATS—No 1 mixed, carload. 84; Job
lota. iSc; whit* clipped. c, Job; 8c car*.
BRAN—Job lot*. Me; carload lota.
|oc
HAY— Market ateody; No. 1. timothy.
Me Job: cant: No. I. Me Job: M cara
llama, llama aad Laril.
BACON—Markat Arm: O S. C. R aide*.
I6*c; D S Itellle*. *4c, (Eaelern); l B
belli.*, Ic. (Wedern); *mok*d C. R. atdea,
V
HAMB— Sugar cured. 114011 c
LARD—Pure, In tierce*, S‘,*c; In 10-pound
tin* and 10-pound tub*. H*c; compound.
In tierce*. M*c; 50-pound tin* eod 60-pound
tub*. 6Jc,
gagar aad tog**.
SUGAR—
Cut loaf 6.Hi Diamond A .
Cruihed 4.43 Confectioner*' A.6.8
Powdered AM!While Extra C..5M
XXXX. pow'd...AM|Extra C , AM
Granulated Id Golden C A76
Cube AM Yellow* I S
Mould A AMi
COFFEE- ‘
Mocha Me (Prune, No. I . 1140
Java 2Ac (Good, No. 4 .. U4c
Peaberry 144 c Fair. No. A 11 o
Fancy No. I....l34ciOrdlnary. No. A.UMto
Choice. No I.ll4o'Common. No 710 c
Hattnan aad Maldtuu Supplies
LIME. CALCIUM. PLASTER AND
CEMENT—Alat*ama and Georgia lime in
fair demand and telt at A cent* a harrel;
apeclal calcined ptaatet. tl 'JO per barrel:
hair. 4ltsc Roaedale cement. 21 2901 8;
carload lota, apeclal; Portland cement, re
tail. 876. carload lot*. 12 WO2 M.
LUMBER r. O. n VESSELS BAVAN
NAH—Minimum, yard dee*. 114 50(81 A);
car alii*. 112.50015 00 dlfftrent Bar*. 11400
011.00; ship atock. 8400016.00. tfwn tia*.
65 004-5 50, hewn tie*. IMJMc.
OIL— Market steady, demand fair; elg
nal, 4t1060c; W'ett Virginia Mack. 0011 c;
lard. Me; neatefoot. 8010 c-. machinery. 1*
016 c; llneeed oil, re#. 44c; bolted 74c;
keroeene. prime whliw 11c; water white,
lie; Pratt* aatral. M; deodorlaed •■<>'
gaaoltne. drum* U4c. empty oil barrel*,
delivered. Me.
BHOT-Drop, *1; B. B. and large, ti ff;
chiliad 11 7*
IRON-Market eery ateadv; Swede. 64c.
NATLB-Citt MM b**e; wire. 8 8 betw.
BARBED WIRE—IMA per IM pound*
• tmlght good*. 8010 c; sugar houaa n*>-
lease* 1608 c.
OL'N POWDER—Per keg. Auetln crack
afcot, M, half hag*, 88. quarter keg*,
1125. Champion ducking, quarter keg*.
$2 28; Dupont and liaaard •tru.Wele**. half
keg*. 11135. quarter kegs. 1575; I pound
canleter*. $1 uo. let* 25 uer cent ; Tmladorf
•tnokelr** p.>wder. l-nuu>! can*. |l 09. 10-
pound can*. 9uc pound.
Frails and Nat*.
APPLES Early Northern variety, $2 3541
3.66
BANANAS $1 'Mil 75 bunch.
PI NMAPPLBS— Extra large Ahhakx*
Cayenne*. 53 In pr standard crate, small
R-1 Spanleh. 12 ffgiJ SO
I.EM-tNS Market ntea-ly at $4 50
NUTS Almond*. Tarragona. 14c. Ivtcat,
14c. walnut*. Ftench. 12c. Naple*. I2c; pw
cun*. Itc. Rrasll*. 7c. Albert*. 11, aaaor
ed nut*. 60-poun-l and 25 |>oun-1 hnxe*. ijr
PEANUTS-Ample stock, fair demand,
market firm, fancy hand-picked. Virginia
per pound. 4He. hand picked. Virginia, ex
tra*. 4c. N. C. seed peanut*. 4c.
Dried and Evaporated Frutta.
APPLES -Evaporated. ?H0lr; sun-dried
5* 906 c
PBAOHE9 Kveporated, peeled, MHc.
unpeal'd. *M|9c
PEARS EvaiMireted, 9c
APRICOTS Evaporated, 9\c |mund.
nectarine*. 10c
RAISINS—L. L.. 12 06; Imperial cabinet*.
12 26. looae. 50-pound boxes. I(f*%e pound.
Colton llagglag oad Ties.
BAOOING—Market Arm; Jute. 2%-
r*und. 9%c; large lota. 9V*c; small lota,
pound. B.(f6c: 1% pound, BHOHc; sag
Island bagging. 12Hc
TlES—Standard, 45-poind. arrow larga
lot*. $1.40, (mail lots, SL69.
Knit, 111 it r b mill Wool.
BALT— Demand ta talr nod th* mark*!
steady; rarioad l.ua, lOU-pound bur lan
sack*. 44c; H-pnun<l cot Km sack, 45c;
HO-pound burlap sack*, 4XV; 110-pound
cotton sack*. 49> t - ; 225-pound burlap 4a< ks.
55c, 135-pound cotton sack. Mo; 3m-po<in<i
burlap sack*. 86c.
HIDES Market firm; dry- flint, 13%c;
dry aall. Il%c; green aalted, *c.
WOOle—Nominal; prime Georgia, free
of sand burrs end black wool, )9c; black.
16c; burry. 16c. Wax, J6c. tallow, IHe
Deer aklns, 36c.
MIk4SM.ABIF.OIg.
FlSH—Mackerel. half-barrels. No I,
19 50. No. 2. 14.60; No S. 36 Ml. kit*. No. 1.
*1 40; No. 2. II 35. No I. i&c Oodflah.
'■pound brick*. 6V4c: 2-pound brick*. c.
Stunk.-! herring*, per box. 360. Dutch her
ring. In keg*. $1.10; new mullelt. half
barrels. $3.50.
SYRUP- Market quiet: Georgia and
Florida syrup, buying at 28030 c; selling al
$3(135c; sugar house at 10015 c; selling at
HONEY—Fair demand, strained, la bar
rel* OOOc gallon
High wine baala. 11,s. .
OCEAN FREIGHT*.
COTTON—Savannah to Boston, per
CWt.. 16c; 4o New York, per rwt., Jr;
to Philadelphia, per bale. $1; Baltimore,
$1
FOREIGN DlßECT—Bremen, 590**
(Oct. 55c); Liverpool, 56; Hamburg. 55c;
Genoa. *6r; Barcelona, 70c, Mancheatcr.
66c; Havre, 60c.
FOREIGN INDlßECT—Liverpool, 57c;
Manchester, 60c nominal; Hamburg. 51c;
Havre. 70c. Genoa, Wc; Rrval and 81.
Petersburg, 70c; Antwerp. 40c.
LUMBER -Rv “--ll—Freights dull; to
Raltlmore and eastward, 14 50 to 16 60 per
M . Including Portland.
LUMBER By Steam-Savannah to Bal
timore. s6.<n: to P R. R or B. A O. docks.
$5 50; to Philadelphia. 16%c per cwt , (4
lb* to foot); to New York. 16 00 per M.
$6 75 to dock; lightered lo Boston to dock.
$6.00.
NAVAL STORES —Tha market la Arm;
medium (lx* vessel*. Roalr—Cork for
order*. $■ lid per lutrrel of 316 pound*, and
6 per cent primage. Spirit*. 4* 9d per
40 gallon* gross, and 6 per cent primage
Large vessel*, rosin. 3*. spirit*. 4* Id.
Steam. 11c per 160 pound* on roeln; 21H"
on spirit*. Savannah to Boston, and 9He
on rosin and 16c on spirit* to New York
<514.4 IV. PRO V lain VS. ETC.
New fork, Sept. A—Flour was slow, bul
a llllle In seller*' favor on account of the
flrmne** In wheat: winter patent*, 8 760
lot. Rye flour quiet.
Cornmeel quiet.
Rye steady.
Barley quiet.
Barley malt ateady
Wheal, *(>o4 Mrm, No, I red. Mr; op
tion* steady and were at once strength
ened by nrmnee* abroad and rain* In the
Northwest, to whl-ti wa* added the In
fluence of yesterday’* lag* export trade
and a moderate scare among local short*;
closed Arm. 4*4c net advance; May
closed 84c; December. 6n6*c.
Corn. spot. Arm: No 1. 4664 c; option
market wa* strong and higher on the
bullish cable*, local covering, light coun
try acceptance* and recent good esport
trade; closed quiet, hut Arm. 4044 c high
er; May closed 414 c: December, 414 c.
oat*, spot, quiet: No 2. 8c; option* In
active, but well sustained by corn.
Ileef steady; family, 8000011.®; me**,
BOOtlHi Cut meats steady.*
Lard Arm; Western steamed. 17 10; Sep
tember cloned nominal; reAned Arm.
Pork steady; family. 115 nuoj&76; abort
clear. *11.75016.60.
Butler weak: creamery. 170214 c.
Cheese Arm; large whit*. K*4c; large
colored. 104 c.
Egg* Arm: Mata and Pennsylvania.
16401 k. Western, regular (lacking. 160
17c.
Potato** quiet; Jerteys. 61801.75; Jer
sey sweets, 8 80110.
Peanut* steady, unchanged
Cabbage quiet; Long Island, per 140.
8 000210.
Freight* Arm; cotton. 40c.
Roatn Arm. strained, common to good.
61 60.
Turpentine firm. 37408 c.
Rice ateady.
Molasses steady.
Coffee, spot RIO, barely steady; N" T
Invoice, t%c, mttd quiet; Cordova, 94@
Plant System.
of Railways.
r, P*r*4*d hy 96th Meridian Tl me—One Hour Slower Titan City Tlraa.
RBADIh 'UN Erf t * A.fcu 194) K: U< '
•** •“ -n. it .Srlll I South 23 35 f$ 111 jjT
* 4.P 4 .uo 12 io,, (i., io 1,, Sav t t Mil,. At, 2 4so 7 .am ■- I- • • : *'>*
H l*aiu *o*l 4 19). 10 30a; . Ar ...Charleston .. Lvijll 16p 5 50a I lay 7 41* 4o
I | * **u I 7 1> Ar ... Richmond... Lv, *05.; * 46|- -
I I 7 41g| II 3Up, Ar ..Woehington... L\ ; I JDsi I 01pf.......
I I * AS*, 4IH. Ar ... Halt;more..Lv 2 Baj 1
v| 13 flap 11 33p) -
I * 15|*l 7 'Wa, Ar ...New *ork. .. Lv|| * ttpj I Ma| -
1 6 S“P 3 OU| Ar Ho*ton Lv • ■K),.t ......
lt ** 35 53 22 BotAtT fl 36 i* a
at*l- J J4t' e u6a I 3D., A 1 -Mil l.v .MV * nnah .. Aril 140. 12 1-WII2 HI. 11 :*)• l<> lag
* J*i*t * 65p IU 6tha, 7 35. 6. a 4r . Worrou Lv 10 Jup ‘I :• 55> 9 30, 708
12 lb*| * s*i{ 2 15p| J Ry| $ l*p| Ar . Thg... >*v|lle ... LV 7 tdp'l 7p( & lv*' 6 (SA; 3 26a
10 M)|l 7 4ttp 17 50e ,6v| * #-• \r . Jack onvlna . Lv 1 3o;> sor k o>a 7 30a 6 t-0
! w *P| > 60p|ll at|, 13 rp Ar ... P ilatk Lv gtpj 5 66p| 4 66a 4 66a -
| I 05a 6 40p j.. . Ar .... Sanford Lv|jl3 06p | t 60s 1 DO* ....
i |...- ..| t 3tp| I BpijAr ...Gainesville .. l.v ’ 45
I ii 3 l*p, 3 l*p, Ar Ccala Lv| 1 46p
I ‘lo 50;■ 10 k>|> Ar .81. PetOMburg Lv ; 4tu
I s6a>lo 69n|l0Pil6 ODpilAr Tampa .. . Lv 7 06a 7 Wat 7Up 7Bp
* 10a|I0 bq.llo SDp 10 MpijAr ... Port Tampa. Lv ; 6 25a 4 36ul 7t> 7 (Op
I i 1 10u; 1 loe. 1 lOuAr .Punt* Gorda Lv | 4 5Sp 4 15p ....^
110 45ai 16 45a;,Ar St Augustine l.v -1 3p' 4 Wp|
I 3 (¥>p 1 15* 3 2-'p 6 3a, Ly Savatnah .77 I.v||lo lia 12 10a ..... j f.
.......| * 46p 6 Isa| 4 50p 6 fca 4r Jc up ... Lv 3>o 16 lop! !
l6p| 7 10sI 4 ttpi 3 06a' Ar ... Bruit swlck Lv|j 4 46a| 8 U4p| )
NORTH. WEST AND SOUTHWEST
> •
61- 5 20.i ,Lv Savannah ArilO l ijli 16a | o6p But g Lv Savannah Ar .6 15u T 4sw
6 45p| 6 4<Bi;,Ar .. Jeaup.. Lv i t 90a[16 50p, * n>, p,,, Ar M 'gmery Lv ; 7 46p|1l O*
s6a|ll6f Ar.. Macun ..Lv I 1 pml 3 gOp T Mp| 4 60* Ar Na.hvlli* Lv 9MB 1a
4 20#j $ 50p ; Ar Atlanta Lv 'lO 45p 13 0p t SOajll 35p Ar Louliville Lv 3 65a * Itp
* 45*| 3 40i.Ar Chattooga Lv ip tu loin 4 06p Ar Cbulnnall Lv 11 anp $ 44p
7 sßp| 7M* |Ar Imulxvllle Lv 7 46a 7 45p 7 20*, 7 16| ,Ar SU lxvul* Lv I Wpl IMs
7Wp 7 45a Ar (Tnrtcnatl Lv * So* 7 Oup 1 1 <L 45 N.)
J •*•! * *5? >* r - }- v • 15p BWa 7 33a) Ar St Imula Lv I OOp
7V 1 S Ar ( hi- • Uop j
i •'< lsp Lv Atlanta At; inlSpil W* '"ilflWUr Cht.xro l.r I 7 nhr‘ IMp
* 65p| 7 16a Ar. klemphna Lv ll* I uop
* 45*! 7 lOn Ar Kan*a*CMyLv|| 6 30p * 45p 4 !?P! 3 05a||Ar.. Mobile .Lv||U 53y,12 30a
• |i*j unmanied trainer dally. * *>- 40a jAr N Orleana Lv 7 56al 7 45p
t Dally except Sunday. b # >m||l,v savannah Ari|lo 16a IX 10a
ISundny only 1 *i 11 yip Ar.. Ttflon ...Lv 2 15a 5 JDp
Through Pullman Sleeping ?ar fiervlc* 34S 2 10|- Ar Albany .Lv 11 Ola I *:>p
to Ntwth. F.a*t and Wept and to Florida | | 6 Top Ar Columbus Lv j 16 oua
t onnrrlloaa inn-tv al Purl Tampa Mllb •l. nmera fur Key 98 eat and
Havana. I.rax lag Pari Tampa Mnuitaya, Tbirxdnrt and Katnrdaya at
llitm *. m.
J. H Pulhemua. T P A ; R A. Armand . City Tkt Agt.. De Solo Hotel. Phono TIL
B. W 39'RENN. Passenger Tra flic Manager. Savannah, Oa.
McDonough & ballantyxe, w
Iron Founders, Machinists,
a>*vk. ttlUh . Batlermahava. mannfa etarers o I Ptatluo.
err and Portable Baglilen. Vrrllenl end lep p
Ara Bill., eager Will and Fans. Ska fllaa 4'nHrte, * In. ~,7 Vf
. TELEPHONE NO. 123.
Trails
Double Daily Service
The short line to Norfolk. Washington.
Baltimore. Philadelphia. New York and
the East.
~ N. tl N.. M
Tlv Savannah. S A !. ftyflj fcpmTt 59pm
Ar Columbia. H A. L. Hri 4 Bpm 4 3-btm
Ar Hai-Igh. 8 A. L. Ity ill I7pmlll 60am
Ar Durham. B A L. IgF- ! Tiam; 4 lpm
Ar Peterrhtirg. S.A.LRy 4 Ham 4 S*ym
Ar Richmond, s. A L Byj 6 15am 5 F'tan
Ar Washington, Pan Its. .; | 4&am| 9 K>t>m
Ar Raltlmorc Penna ... littanm II 25|>m
Ar Philadelphia. Penna . 12 77pm’ J 56am
Ar New York Penna | 3 Olpm Uam
jNo 44 1 No 64
l.v S.ivmm ih, s a i. it) I? BBS u Mpni
Ar Portsmouth. 8 A LRy: 7 Ohamf 5 COym
Steamer* leave Norfolk daily. exc#ii
Sunday, for Baltimore, Philadelphia and
New York, and dally for Washington.
The F)oft line io Montgivmery. SloNle
and New Orleans, leaving Savannah at
725 a. m., arriving al Montgomery 7:40
p. m , al which point close connection U
made with the L. A N. R. R . arriving
at Mobile 106 a. m and New Orleana
7:40 a m.
The - *hort line lo Femandina. Jacliaoii
vllle. Tampa and other Florida point*.
'| No. 27 i No. tf
hv Bnvannah7Tr~A. L. Tty! 5 (3am f 6ti>m
Ar Femandina. S A L.Ry 9 35am, 9pm
Ar Jacksonville. H A L.Ry| * Warn 7 40pm
Ar Tampa. B A L. Ry....| 6 36pmi 6 10am
MagnlficeM Pullman buffel sleeping car
aervlce lo Washington. Baltimore. Phila
delphia and New York; also to Jackson
ville and Tampa.
Dining car* from Savannah to Hamlet,
and Richmond to New York.
Buffet parlor care Savannah to Mont
gomery.
For additional Information apply to
Ticket Office. Bull and Uryan street*.
Phone 28. •
14c The market for coffee future* open
ed steady at * decline of 16030 point* and
wa* generally easy under lower European
cable*. Isx-al trading was isutlou* In ab
sence of cable* from Rio and Santos, hol
iday*. The market closed quiet at low
est point IldiSi point* net lower Total
sale* were l.St*i bag*. In< luong Septem
ber, 27 1507.36; October. $7.25; November.
$7 3U07 3*.
Sugar, raw. firm: fair reflnlng, 4%c;
centrifugal. 96-test, 4 15-16 c; refined firm;
granulated, 6.15 c; standard A, 5.95 c; pow
dered. 4.25 c.
POTTO* MEED OIL.
New York, Bept. I.—Cotton *eed oil waa
well aupported by a moderate demand,
light offering* and flrmne** in hog pro
ducts. although trade waa small. Prime
crude barrels nominal. Prime summer >el
tow, 24408 c apot; off summer yellow. He;
prime winter yellow 8040 c; prime white.
Dock 1 ; prime meal W
Hill IUO MARKETS.
Chicago, B pt. I.—Wheal waa dull and
steady to-day, October dosed 404 c high
er. Com closed 4c. oat*. 4e Improved.
Provision* closed KMMiHjc higher
The leading future* ranged as follows:
Opening Highest. Lowest. Closing.
Wheat No. 2-
Hept .... 76*07*4 734 73 724
Oct . 7140714 714071 714 7164
Nov 74 714 744 744
Com No 2
Bept 84 kW. 4 *l4
Oct 84084 84 84 8408
Nov .....8 364 8 K 4
Oala No 2
Bept 214 *l4 *l4 214
Oct *l4 JI4 214084 714
Nov 214 8 84 S
Me** Pork, Per Barrel-
Oct 11110 111174 1111" 111174
Jan 11 *24 11 84 11 224 11 *74
Lard. Par 1® Pounds—
Oct... 6 724 <524 6 724 6 634
Jan .. 6 50 *674 *SO *574
Bhorl Rlb. Per 100 pounds—
Oct ... 7 164 7 224 7 174 720
Jan . 690 584 6t 6 674
Cah quotation* were a* follow*: Flour
quiet; winter patent* 8 5005; straights,
S3 1003.70; clear*. 81003.50: spring special*,
24.1004.50; patent*. B*>o4; Mralahl.
8 6002.8; baket*. 82002.78; No. .1 spring
wheat, 71'4074c; No 2 red. 764 c; No. 2
corn, 404*W!e; No. 3 yellow. 48*011. No.
2 oat*. 216*08'4c; No 2 while 244026 c;
No I white. 84026 c No 2 rye. 504 c;
good feeding barley. 8e; fair 10 cbol,*
malting 46047 c; No 1 flex teed. 118;
No 1 Northwestern. 11.8; me** pork per
Uhl. 111.10011 U; lard |>er Km tie.
I* 7606.624. short rib aide* <loo**i,
8-807 •>. dry salted shoulder* (boxedt,
40*4,c; short cleir aide* (boxed),
82*06-8; whiskey, tesla of high wine*.
8 26; sugars, .nil loaf unchanged; clover,
contract gride, 13.5002.k1,
f|lS
mGEORGIA
Bchedulaa Effrelive Bepl. M, 16®
Train* arrive at and depart from
Central Station Weal Hroad. fool of
Liberty street.
*>lh Meridian Time One hour slower-lh*R
city time.
l-aave ~ Arrive
Savannah; Savannah;
|Augu*ta, Macon. Atlanta.!
•5 44am <'oJtnct.wi. Mllledgevlllro* mqmt
land all Intermediate point■{
(Augusta. Macoo. Atlanta.! "
Athens, Montgomery, Co-1
•Mg>mlumtuia, Birmingham. Am-|t OtkaM
lerlcua, Eufaula and Troy.|
t* )pm| Dover Accommodation. (77 ®aoa
17 00pm; Guvion Dinner Train ]t* tkrpn*
•Dally. |Except Sunday.
BETWEEN SAVANNAH ANT) TYRE®,
751 h meridian or Havannah city time.
LEAVE SAVANNAH.
Monday only 4:8 a m Dally except
Monday 0:10 a. m. Dally 1:00 p. m.
LEAVE TYBKE
Monday only 7:16 a m Dally except
Monday 10:26 . m. Dally 6:30 p. m
Cornu tlo - triad- at i. r mituil pstnxg
with all trains Northwest, West and
Southwest. J
Bleeping car* on night trains between
Savannah and Augusta. Macon, Atlanta
and Birmingham.
Parlor car* on day trains between Sa
vannah. Ms. on and Atlanta.
For complete information, a vt-edul-a,
rate* and lonnectlon*. apply to
W. G. BREWER, City Ticket and Pass
enger Agent. W 7 Hull street,
or
W R, McINTYRE. Depot Ticket AsenL
J C. HAILE. General Pa**enger Agent.
E. H. HINTON. Traffic Manager.
THEO. D. KLINE. Gen Superintendent,
Savannah. Oa.
1,000,000 HIDES WANTED.
DRY FLINTS
DRY SALTED 114*
GREEN SALTED (4*
D. KIRKLAND,
Succssaor lo R Kirkland.
417 to 421 It Julian suaet, waaL
Hunan,,* as Fond.
From the New York Christian Advocate,
Nearly avery family su ms to be a Law
unto Itself In the method of eating La,
nana*. To one set of children the raar
fruit Is almest polionou*. so difficult I* it
of d'gestton. To other youthful stomachs
It 1* the best of food. api>arently, nourish,
tng and easily digested, whsreas tha
cooked banana la turned from almost In
dlrguat. In counlrla* whetc the banana
I* native fruit. It Is said that only the
mo*t delicate varieties are eaten uncook,
ed. a fact that would seem to Indicate that
the banana* brought to our mrke(,
wnioh. to stand ahlpmrnt, are of the bar
d'ct varieties, cannot aafrly be eaten un
co >keu. Yet, os ha* been said, they ar
eaten In quantities, and apparently with
benefit rather than harm, by many per
sous. A ptofessor of domestic science,
w-ho has given the subject much atten
tion, declares that Ihe condition of thn
banana wlien eaten la of paramount Im
portance. “The difference.” he says, "be
tween a raw potato and a mealy baked .
one Is about as great tn flavor and di
gestibility a* that between a banana Im
perfectly ripened and one In proper con
dition for rating—that I*, when Ihe skin
Is darkened and shriveled, as In baking
or long keeping." Bake the tough and
unripe bananas choosing only the thor
oughlv rl|w-ned fruit to rat uncooked. To
take ban lime, cut off the ends at the ttpe.
•tit the skin* lengthwise, and bake a few
minutes In a moderate oven. Remove thn
skin*, sprinkle lightly with sugar, and
serve. It I* wall when eating banana*
raw to nr rape off the outside •'overtng.
—The State Supreme Court of Michigan
Is called upon to settle a curloua case. On*
Thompson wa* sent lo the penitentiary at
Jackson and was put to lAuk for thn
llronk--Buffington Shirt Company as a
leased ,-onvice. After working 57 day* ho
wa* discharged on a writ of habeas cor
pus for Ihe reason that hl sentence wag
clearly illegal. Now he claim* and th*
shirt company refuses to pay wages for
the time he was In prison and forced to
work for Ihe contractors. The caa* will U>
Aeard at tha October torn*.
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