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COTTON STILL MOVES UPWARD MIUL irOTI CUMIi 4*l IKT AT * Hl**: OK % CKSIT. Xkp Trmlr InHlnnl lu Take n Mtrnn* Hulllab Vlf u< lln- kllaatloa— 'The I utlull Future* Uarkrl Weak mi.l Irreaulnr With Pries* 4 I'alnta I ■> to l* Pulals Off—Spirit* Tariipullar Firm at :tS‘, 4’ents— Hualna Firm anti I itfbanaatl— l.ucal and Tele wrap tdc Market*. The Morning Newt Oflice, Thursday, gept. 13, law Spot cotton tout'd at tin udvunce of % rant to-day. with the tone quiet and the demand fairly ttood at the prcvalUnit prices. At the opening good middling nut quoted at 11 cents, uml middling W*, cents, with holder* asking 1% cent higher. At the midday call another % cent was add ed. at which business followed. The trade seems confident that prices are to go much higher later on. since nearly all conditions apparently favor the bull aide of the market. The colton futures market closed weak and Irregular, with price* 4 point* higher to 8 points net lower. During the early hours considerable strength was imparted to the market by better Liverpool ad vlces, coupled with an estimate by Neill of New Orleans placing the growing crop ut ulna und a half million bale*. Later on the market again showed strength in response to a stampede of shorts to cover nnd a large volume of Investment buying There was some disposition to tak- the short sale, but the continued light re ceipts ut the ports, coupled with the re port that a storm was developing In the tlulf tended to exert u counteracting effect Mu, b of the strength of the futures mar ket Is attributed by the local trade to the reluctance to lot short* In "out of the w.-t." thereby maintaining prices without • h ssupport of outside Influences. Those Inclined to the bearish side are not sufft i lently confirmed In their views to war rant operations on their part. The splrttsturpentlne market closed Arm at 35% cents, with a fair demand towards •he closing, ll seemed there was a weak <-r feeling, however, and It will not be surprising If the market yields by reason of the lessened demand, and the efforts of buyers to pound price* The rtwln market cloaed Arm snd unchanged. The wholesale markets closed steady and un changed. The following resume of the different markets will show the lone and quotations at the closing to-day: roTTov. The colton market closed quiet to-day at a rise of V on the grades quoted. The demand was good though the offerings sere not abundant at the prices export er* seemed willing to pay. Oust ml Wli.iig on the spot was quoted at ll%c and mid dling 10V- flood middling f o. b. was ll%c to ll%c during the forenoon, and to ward* the dosing sales were re|Krted on the bast* of 11% to It Idle. The day’s receipts w-ere 6.276 hale*. Savannah's re ceipts for the day were equal to about half the receipts at all the port*. The day's transactions on the spot were 66* bale*. The following were the official spot quo rations at the close of the market at (he Cotton Exchange to-day: n Till* Lsn' | day. | yaar. -si mid lllog 11% 6 Middling 1101 k !*% larw middling [•••• 5% ' rood ordinary I— |W Market quiet; sale* 658 Savannah Receipts, Export* an.l Stock* llcelpls thla day 6.27" K" olpta this day last year 5.9 W This tlay year before last 4.202 Rt.clpt* ale re Bept. I. lISV> 50,1i6 Same time lat year ,18.494 I' i-twlse export* Stork on hand this day 41,51 M yiine <lay last year ... 43,04s Krretpl* and stock* at the Porta— Itecvtpt* this day 14.fltt* Krcelpl* this day last year 2b*i lt-celpt* thla day year before last.. 17.314 Total receipt* since Bept. 1. lorn ....110,373 home time Net year ..333,730 Same time yer before last 168,7j4 Stork at all port* to-duy Stork iaffit day last year 5015,425 l>ally movements at other ports— Galveston —Brought forward, stork, 18.- 003 New Orleans—Firm; mlddllntf. 11V'; net rec.lpls, 2.392. gross. 2.392. *a!es, 900; stock. 20.793 Mobile—Quiet; middling, l#Vl net re relpt*. 031; gross. 631. sale*. IMJ; stock, 5,- 813. Charleston—Firm, middling. 1044 c; net receipts. 6t4; gross. 644, sales. 4tO; stock, t.ui;.. Wilmington-Firm; mlldltnu. l'"*e; net ricetpM. 4.0R2; gross. 4 102; stock. 22,146. Norfolk—Firm; middling. I'V; net re el Ipts. 1.005, gross, 1.005; sale*. Ml; stock, 1.1(1 Baltimore—Nominal; middling, 11c; groat ."0; stock. Ml New York-Quiet; middling, lie; gross. 327; sale*. 57; slock. 25 770. Boston Quiet; middling. 10*ic; gross. 1,- 225. Philadelphia—Firm; middling. | 1144 c. stock. 1.447. I tally movements at Interior towns— Augusta Dull middling, lie; net re rel|da, 2.466, gross, 2.558; sales. 1.48). stock, 10.959 Memphis—Firm, middling. 1014 c; net re el Ipts. 161; gros*. 161; sales. 1.23 W. stock. 7.345. Bt Lntils— Firm; middling. H%c; net re ceipts, 18; gross, 355; sales. 41; stock. 5,- nu. i Incannatl—Dull; middling. 1044 r ; stock. 7 476. Houston—Steady; middling. 10V: net re ceipts. 8.736. gross. 3,746. stock. 10,746 Louisville- Firm: middling 11c Exports of cotton this day— New Orl-ans—To Oreat Britain. 5.500. to the continent, 4.150; coastwise, U. M mile—Coastwise, 672. Norfolk-Coastwise. 225 N>w York-To the continent. V* Total foreign exports from all ports this day; To Oreat Britain. 6.500; to the con tinent, 4.40(4. Tot il foieign exports from nil ports thus far thl* n eek: To Oreat Britain. 16,991: to Frsnee. 948; to the continent. 9.526 Total foreign export* since Sept. 1. To Oreat Britain. 2,54; lo France. 943. to the continent. 15.068 New York. Bept 13.—Cotton— pot rinsed quiet. V' advanced. Middling up lands. lie; middling gulf. lUaj- Sales a. bales. * Charleston, S. C.. Sept. 13.—Cotton Arm. middling 1044 c. Sales 4.'OTTO % FI Tl HEX. Market floees Weak and Irregular 4 Points 11> • * roin **• New York, ftept. U—Except (or a fftwow of animation during Ihe early session ".l several violent price change* before tnld •lay. the cotton market was compartttvelj tame to-day. The ntore normal rullne of nrf.ilrv m general speculative circles. regarded by some traders a* Indicative of waning boll ssrength. The market open ed irregular, with price* 4 to 17 points higher In sympathy with an unexpcad bull turn of the Liverpool market. The strength on the other side resulted from a number of oauee*. the most potent of which was a crop estimate by Neill, In which he places the maximum yielded at .75>),10, naming S.WO.onu hs a more prob •M* ftur#>. however. Th tra<k hm w n •low to raopoiwl io the •trentith In llv- j erpooi. And follow ln#c the roll the market | rapidly <a*ed off to *U>ut !• nictU'* oo*l j MURPHY & CO., INC., Boarl of Trud* Hu:Ultnjr, Savannah. I*rtvata itMcd wire# direct lo Now York, Chicago and New Orleans. t ottorrot k wu uhain. New York office. No. 61 Itrocidway. nftlee* tn principal cities throughout the Houtb Write for our Market .Manual and book containing instructions for traders. bid*. In keeping with our reaction. Liver pool h m (Itt liiiHl, though private cabins Utdarul the easier lone of the Lingll market was due to fr** offerings of s|*tt cotton from Nw Orleans Loiter in the morning th* lot ni market gave a char wet eristic detnonatiwiloii of itther'tu strength, by jMlv.iitctn*; 2i point* on a ru*n of shorta to cover itui a spurt to Invest ment Imying. This exertion on the |iuri •j ,h * ■•*.ig earned to askuai IMI a*, during the rest of the session, the market slowly sagged la- k under light profit taking, and tin alwenre of full backing Fro pect* i>f con tin tied HIM i <e|pis* him reiiorts that a storm of con shhralde violence was r< rural in the At liiul.- state*, Mur eased the reluctance of the tradr to ink*- the *hort sKie lor the time iN-ing Near the close the nmk e became w* ak uialei a hurt kM acTamhle for profit* by Insiders mul the wire element. Ihe market closed weak, and irregular. 4 point* higher to i points net lower. FUTTI %TIO* |> FI Tt 111'.*. Nw Yoik. Sept 13.—Cotton futures opener! Irregular and and srd weak and Ir regular. Prtets as follows: | Open. High., Iw Close January j 10. W 10 30 j 9.13 ] 993 February .. ..j 10 j1014|997 |9 91 March j l(0 10. IS 9.92 | 994 April 10.02 10.>4 J 10.02 j 9.92 My 10.02 j 10.12 | . j 994 June j 10.uo j 10.14 | 990 | 9 9T. July i 9.99 | 10.04 j 9.99 9.90 August | .... J .... j .... j .... Reptember ...j 10 4S j 10.85 | 10.12 | 10.30 October ... 10.31 jlO :c! ilO 21 j 10.21 November 10. is lu.tt , 10.10 jlO oi Dtrember ... look j 10.20 i 9.96 j 996 Lalverpxg. Bept. 13. 4 p m —Colton, small business; price* higher; American middling fair. 7 11-10d; good middling. 7 7*l*l. mkblling. 7S*I; low mitldllng. 7 , d. good ordinary. 6 23-32*1; ordinary, 6 13-32*1 The sales of th*- day were 7.0*<0 hubs, of which Ms* were for speculation and export, and Included 2,900 American. Receipts !.<*■> bales. Inti in I lug '.or American. Futures o|*ened exclte*l and < !>**•l bare ly steady; American middling. low mid dling clause; September, 7 23d. value; September-October. * 23*1. buyers; Octo ber-November. 1.5985 58*1, sellers; Novem ber- December. 5 4**l sellers; Decem ber-January. ft tod. buyers; Januarv-Keh ruary. ft.Xk). buyers; February-March. j-ii'h.'t:tl*l. buyers; March-Aprtl, r3*>h'3ll. sellers; Aprll-Mny, 5.29d. buyers. May- June, 5.2&d. sellers. June-July, ft. Stiff ?7<l. sellers; July-August. S.ttd. buyers New Onean*. Sept. 13.—Cotton futures Irregular 8* |gemhcr.ask**l 10 9.79^9.90 October . 10 WQ 10.05 March 9 lfi9K3 November . 9 M>4i9 KJApril 9HIAf9H3 Ih.cember . .9 7isu9 S May January 9 7Mj9.90 Colton ( lie up at II tents. New York. Sept. 13—Murphy A Cos. say: Cotton In Liverpool ndvanced about Ift-tifcl 11M Neill estimates this crof* at nine and three quarter million* Our market open ed Irregular, about 10 point* higher, but reacted on general and free realising sales, after which Liverpool and New Or leans >rdei* to buy started the murket up about tS points above yesterday s closing prices. The market was very fev erish and Irregular, with little. If any. disposition to make bear sales. Conservative house* that have generally favored the bear side after th#- great ad vance are now changing as the private re ports from the Banth do not indicate larg tr crop than last year, and If this proves to be correct, btton Is cheap at 11 cents. DM V GOOD*. New York. Bept. 13 —General demand In excess of sii|>plte* in heavy brown cotton-* and In print cloths and sellers generally withdrawn from th** market. Spot goods held for advanced prices Duck* are Sc higher In *omc markets. -Bleached cot cons In good demand, advances probable. Coarse colored cottons strong In tending upwards. Prints in good request and stif fening NAVAL NTo It 6541. Thursday. Sept 13. SPIRITS TI'BPENTI NE—The turpen tlne market opened Arm to-day ai 354 cents, with reportel sales at the Board of Trade of 133 casks at the opening call, and closed tlrm and unchanged, with fur ther sates of 85 casks. During the early part of the day the market seemed to be In fairly strong posit bn hut later an ap parent weakness developed, due to the withdrawal of some buyers for the day In the hope that this would result In suf ficient w. aknes* to bring about a decline. While the official closing was firm and there was not unit, rslood to be any tran-- actlon* after the closing on a lower bads than the merkei price, tt was neverthe less the current Impression that decline might be looked for. Buyer* were mi ner th- Impression that the mar ket was In a good way to drop, an.l they in ordlngly remained out pending devel opments The receipts were 918. and the exi*>rl* 6.215. ROBINB—The rosin market doted firm and unchanged to-day with sales of 2.H>i barrels reported soli ai the 1 pcnliig call at Ihe Board of Trade II > said there was a fair demand for ros ns, and that Sue market was In pretty firm condition Factors are not understood to have die posed of all offerings, however. The re relpt a were 4.345. and the exparts 8.532 The price* were a* follows: A. U. C 81 35 I 81 65 I) 135 K 1 W B 1 40 M 1 *5 K 1 45 N 1 85 a 180 W Q 205 li 1 Hi W W 2 40 Receipts Thursday— Spirits Kosln C R R ** * g F. * "1 1.699 a A. L 732 2.061 Shipments Thursday— Nor bark Cyprian. Harburg 5.10' Nor. hark S o ra. Sharp ness 1™ M Hr schr. B. vern. Rio 3.u*o list baik Z firo. Bilstol 3.215 j Naval Store* Statement— Spirits. Rosin Slock April I. 18u> 142.501 Receipts to-day ................ 918 4.341 1 Receipt* pievlously 212,635 459.6311 Total since April 1 215.750 6tw.Hl Exports to-day *.*M •• s ** I Exports previously 168.720 46*.> Exports since April 1 174.935 477,151 ; Stock on hand to-day 4U.815 129.331 Block on hand same day last year 96,797 tj0.671 Charleston. 8 C . Bept 13 —^Turpentine, nothing iMng Rosin quiet unchanged Wilmington. N C Bept 18 -Gnlrlta lur ftemlnc dull and nothing doing In Irregu lars. firm. 35V for regulars; receipt a, S3 “itosln quiet. IMS® I S'; ret elpts, 149 Crude turpentine. 8U082.19. recelpta. 61. Tar quiet. I1.4B; recel|.t*. 13 Near Orleans. Rep’. 13.—Receipt*: ftos ln 285 barrel* Exports: Roaln to Llverpl. 12Xi bar rela. lu London. I 01W barrel*. THE RICE BIHKET. The Damage by the htorm Less Than IO Per l ent, of Oroerat I mp. The week opened dull; buyers Indifferent and only disposed to purchase from hand to mouth. Thl* condition maintained un lit primary points advanced, and then THE MORNING NEWS: FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 14. 1900. there was n sudden wakening up which brought lib. 1.11 operations. As there ha.l be. 11 no encouragement of let- for large *hl|im<>nts In this direction. th- quick-n --et movement fount) light stocks ml values promptly responded to hardening quotation* Mouth. Foreign continue* a lively qunntlty and promt—* to hold place until under mors HU-rnl receipts the pilt is of domestic shall lie tnodilled. A.lvlces from the Mouth note good In quiry at all points. Along the Atlantic coast receipts of new crop are light and And ready sale at lull Itgures. The weather is and ha* hern dear, and the planters have a large potion of the-rrop gathered. There I* promise of lltieral receipts during the i-oming week and on expressed deter mination lo murket freely at present val ues. In New Orleans, the early week was ex cessively dull Slid 111 anticipation of large re-eipts. price* were easy with lower tendency, hut with sudden enlargement of demand midweek, price* tightened, then advanced '. cents |ier pound, a* which, un der continuing activity murket rules strong Ksiimage* of lons by the recent storm differ widely. I'retty full reports, how ever, from all sections Indicate that while Individual losses are heavy, the reduction of general crop I* likely lo b less than 10 per cent The crop of the present year laoilsiatia and Texas—had given promise of 3,010,0n i, ks. hence even If reduced the amount suggi'ctcd. will still yield a liberal outcome far In excess of any pre vious year There haa lieen no appreciable effect u|>on price*, the disaster only tend ing to confirm present valtfes. It Is an ticipated, that receipts will he liberal from now on us current values give moat en couraging remuneration to nil concerned and the crop, therefore, undoubtedly mar keted with all potwlhl* prudent haste. FINAXt'IAL. MONEY—The demand keeps fairly up with th- supply. FOREIGN EXCHANGE- Market I* weak Commercial demand, 34X3N; sixty dajrw. M.ICI*. rln-ty days lisas; fianc*. I'arl* and Havr. sixty days. 5 19V Mwlss. sixty days. 5.34 V marks, sixty days. lc; nln-ty days. M,c DOMESTIC EXCHANGE St-ady; banks are buying al H discount and selL tng 9s follows: *JJ and under. 10e pre mium. 32. to W>. 15c premium 350 to SIOO. 30c premium. UK to W*>. *<' premium. IJOti and over par Cheeks must average )J to get the par rale. SECURITIES—The market Is very Insr. tlve. scarcely anything doing Quotations are rath, r nominal Slacks. Bid. Ask. Augusta and Savannah H. R....R* no Atlanta and West Point IJ4 iX do t per cent, certlflrates io put Augusta Factory K M Cituen* Bank 133 1M Chatham Bank US 111 Chatham K. E A 1 Cos.. A SSV* 57H do do B 47 Eagle and I‘hoeolx Mfg. Cos 106 Edison Electric Ilium 100 105 Enterprise Mfg. Cos lid Germania Bank 225 12# Georgia * Alabama 35 27 Georgia Railroad, .ommoo 210 215 Granltevllle Mfg Cos ISO ISS J P. King Mfg. Cos 100 10* Langley Mfg Cos 117 120 Merchants National Bank ltd 111 Nations! Bank of Bavannsh 140 150 Og.ethorpe Moving* and Trust—lfl* 110 People's Savings and lavan Ml 101 Southwestern Railroad Cos it* U* Savannah Oas Light Cos 34 35 Southern Bank 153 155 Savannah Bank and Trust 114 110 Sibley Mfg. Cos.. Augusta 85 sn Savannah Brewing #5 100 Bust,. Bid. Ask. Char.. Col. A Aug Ist s*. W00....100 10* Atlanta city 4s. IK2 lot 10* Augusta city is. I#3l ..Mi 107 do 4H*. 1925 U 0 Ui do 7s. Use I<* TO# do 6a 1913 11# 131 Ala. Mid ss. Ind’J. 1928. M A N 97 99 Augusta Factory. ( percent.. 1915 10# 110 Brunswick and Weslern 4s, 1931 .. 80 S3 IC.R R. * Banking collateral Ss. 92 93 C of O Ist ss. 50-year gold. 1945 F * A 11* 1 C of O con. ss. 1945. M AN 93 94 C of O Ist Income* 1945 43 44 do 2d Incomes. 1945 10% 11% do 3d Incomes. 1946 4 8 C. of G. (M G. A A. Dlv.) 6a. 1947, J A J 93 94 C of G. (Eaton Branch), to. 1928. J. A D 94 95 City A Suburban it H. Ut 75....1t 110 Columbus city. to. 1909 IQB 107 Charleston city 4s. 1946 101 103 E#gia A I’hen.x Mills Is. 19M ...IC* 107 Edison Electric Illuminating 8s 101 !0I Enterprise Mfg 6a. 1901 102 lag Georgia Railroad Ss. 1910 114 U% a 8. A F 1946. J. A J 109 110 Georgia A Alabama Ist to. 1944 . 104 108 Georgia slate 3%*. 1980. J. A J.. 108 ldt do 3%a 1915. 51 A N 104 108 do 4%5. 1915 117 118 Macon city B*. 1910. J * J 118 119 do B%s. 1928. Jan. par 107 708 Ocean Hteamehlp to. 1938 102 101 Savannah rlly to, quar. October 191.7 110% Hl% do to. quar. Nov.. 19# 110 111 South Carolina state 4%a. 1931 .116 111 Sibley 51 fg B*. 1909 101 102 South Hound 5* 99 100 SPA W gen tnt’ge. to. 1934 .123 194 do do Ist s*. gold. 1934 110% 113% do St John Dlv Ist 4s 1934 .94 #5 N-w York. Sept. 13.—Money on call steady nt 1% per cent. I’rtme mercatwlle pa|-r 44tf>% per cent Sterling exchange weak with actual business In bankers’ bills at 1166% for demand, and at M S3%f? 4 *3% for sixty days; posted rates. II 80® 4 *4%. and 34 f7%t>’l.M Commercial bills, 34 *2%f<4 *3. Bllver certificates. 62%ti63%c. Bar stiver. 62% Mexican dollars.. 49%c Government lionds easier, stare bonds Inactive, nnd railroad lionds Irregular. STtlt k* AM> HOMM. The Movement of Prleea Leaves Value of Block* I noertwln. New York. Bept IS —BO far a* the stock market can he retted upon a* a mirror of Ihe general condition, Ihe country remains plunged In profound doubt and uncertain ty. The few movement* of prices are lit tle more than ripple* on the surface of n Stagnant pool. Members of Ihe Block Exchange are quite nonplussed. Both tint class who operate on their own ac count, known ns room tradcra, and Ihe commission house brokers are equally pug xtrd over the Immobility of the market The few stocks In which any appreciable movement occurred to-day were dealt tn to sir small an extent a* to diwract from the slgtrlficonce of the changes. The coolers showed some sharp decline* Lack - aw .limit losing 2V, point* while Heading first preferred and New Jersey Central were down at one time about a point, but partly recovered. The declaration of a strike In the Pennsylvania anthraeMe re gion probably had a depressing effect on the general market, the contest Inaug t rab*d I* felt 10 be fraught with vaat pos sibilities of harm Borne depression was re fleeted from foreign exchanges, London showing uneasiness over Ihe likelihood of a railroad strike. The leading Incident of Ihe day In Ihe financial world was the easing of the pri vate .tt.stunt rote tn London In response to the large additional recuperation shown hy the Bank of England. The sterling exchange rate fell sharply In New York. Part* and Hetlln as a consequence, an ad vance in the Berlin discount rale helping the movement The London money mar ket was apparently uadlaturhed by th Stock Exchange sel'lement and ttsi per cent. Installment falling due to-morrow on subscript km* to the British exchequer bond luetic This leave* half of the aub serlptlott yet to he made. ..The gsgieral admission that German loan to the e*. ten' of (23 iw.969 1* lo to- plated In New York gives additional interi-l to the ef fect tj the remaining ImdaUgnenta to h* paid by American subscriber* to the Brlt leh loan. It Is a safe assumption tbat A liberal Southern Railway. Trains Arrive and Depart Savannah an 90 Ih Meridian Tims One Hour Blow*-* Than Cl ty Tune. Schedules In Effect Hu nday. June A 1900. head f>6WM|i T 6 iiTiTXAir || —APitf. tio.M I Nov M ll “ ' 'N* 'N'o.U | || (Centra I Tltna l || ( O tyiu u Oiij. Lv Savannah Ar|| 5 Item 3 ;spea (Liutern Time.) 4 31pm 4 28am fAr Blaekville Lv. $ 00.1 m 1 Titan * uspm; 4 10am Ar Columbia. Lv I 35am tl Ssam 9 lupen 9 45am Ar Chaglotle Lv| 6spmj • Mam 11 ttpin Bpni Vr Qr-otisboro Lv|| • lOptn) 5 t*im • A r L 12 s:atn, 1 3>ptu Al Dan ville Lv|j 5 tOptn, 4 San > un-m 4 Jbiati Ar Iti morid l*v. 13 ttpiu 11 Opn 340 am, I 43pm Ar Lynehbuig .. ... lo I 5-'pni . ">n 4 35. 1 in 5 npmljAr .Chnt lot tesvillc Lvi (Ni*n|l2 s*pm T 15am 5 tojun Ar Washington I.v|jll 15am 9 50.a 9 15amil 35pm Ar Balttmore Lv| • -".’am, I ffpm 11 36am 2 seam Ar Pb||k>lelpbla Lv 3 iam| <*pn 2 08pm. 23sm Ar New Yiwk Lv; 13 ItMm! I 35tm > A'pm 300 pm, Ai Buaton Lv|j 6 #Upm|l# Ham No.M 1 TO THE NoitT H AND WEHT. I No. (Centra I Ttme ) || wv.i UMh A * Umiu |J (Eaßtarn 'nme.) If (30am.{Lv Columbia - Lvj| I Jsam I 30am :Lv Mpatloiiburg Lv| I ItpM II Ipm l.y Asheville . Lv|i I 05tn • Olptti 'Ar Ilot Spring* Lv 11 tiatn 7 3U|ni Ar Knoxville ... Lv * * *" 6 10am Ar Lexington Lv 10 IDpm 7 46am Ar ftnelnnall Lv' I OOpn 7 60am Ar InuMVttt* <*| 7 45pn 5 Oupm Ar 8t Louis Lv| t asm All Irakis arrive and depart from lha Plsnl Mysletti Mist lon. TIIROCOH CAR SERVICE. ETC. TRAINS 23 AND 34 DAILY, NEW TOR K AND FLURIDA EXPR.HBIS VsU bultd limited trains, with Pullman Draw log lt*>ni Mleeiaug Cars betwesa Savan nah and New York Connects at Washington with Colonial Expre-s for Braton Pullman Sleeping Car* between i h.irl*te and Richmond and Charlott# aid Nor fi. k lUt!. • (••- .. r> , dll til.- •IS '*• wadii bavsruu. aid W is: Iff ton TRAINS 35 AND M DAILY. THE UNITED STATES FAST MAIL V.otlbulod limited trains, carrying Pullman Draw ng Room Sleeping Car* between Boatman and New York Dining Cars -erve all meals between Savannah and WaehlnklWß Also Pullman Drawing R.em Ste ping Carr between buvunnah and Cincinnati, through Asheville and "The latnd f the Sky " For complete Information ss lo ttt'S. schedule*, etc., apply to O GROOVER. Ticket Agent. Plant By stem Station JAMES FREEMAN. C P and T. A.. 141 Bull street. Telephone*—Bel', 150; Georgia. 850 s H HARDWICK Assistant Oeneral Pssarnger Agent Atlanta Q proportion of the German loan will have to lie met hy gold exports, the need of gold being the evident motive of the Ger man government In seeking 'o pla. •• the loan In New York. The Berlin Bank, which Is usually foremost In government flnanelul operations, has for ll* corre spondent In New York the hank which bolds over lIw.UOO.OUO of *urplu reserve*, compared with the total surplus of 32*1.- OiXl.tni for all of the sixty-three clearing house banks. Fully 87 per cent of till* hank’s reserves are In gold With the growing movement of currency lo the In tertor ami the cessation of money supply on sub-treasury operations the future de mand* thus Indicated on the money mar ket may well have eoenethlng to do with the determined apathy of stock specula tion. It Is not Improbable that the syn dicate which underwrote the American al lotment of the British loan may make fur ther gold shipments to med later Install ment* on the loan. The bond market continued devoid of In terest cjtcept for s drop of IH In Ht. Louis Mouth western second* Total sales, par value. 3710 0110 United States 6* declined H per cent In th- bid price The total sale* of stocks to-day were H5.70* shares. Including Northern Pa cific. 5 2So: Reading flrai preferred. S.o'JO. Union Pnoiflo. 10,*S: People’s Gas. 19.580. New York Closing Stock*. Atchison 2T* Union Pacific . STQ do pref ?'>* do pyef 74 Balt. A 0hi0... 71H WatMSh 7 Can Pnc W>v do pref. 1* Can 80 49 Wheel A L E !. Che*. A Ohio. 2V do 2nd pref. 23S Chi a. W .... Wl* Cent 13 Chi. B. A Q . .1*444 Third Avenue ...110 Chi. Ind A L . 225, Adams Express.l24 do pref 67 *Am. Express .. .162 Chi A K. 111.... 9#H Unlted States .... 46 C'hl A Nw ... 16IH Well* Fargo ...123 C. 16 1 A P....M#S|Am Cot. Oil .... 12% c! C. C. * Ht. L. 58 | do pref Cos). So # |Am Malting .... 4H do Ist pref . 41 | do pref *3H do 2nd pref .. 15% Am S * Ref ng. 3k% J)el A Hudson 110% do pref B#% Del. L. A W.... 176 1 Am. Spirit* Hi Den 4k R. U 19% do pref 17 do pref 67%.Am. 8 H00|>.... 19% Erie 11 I do pref do Ist Pref ... S3'* Am H A Wire 3k Gt. Nor pref 152%: do pref 74% Hock. Coal 13% Am. Tin Plate.. 27% lloek Valley. 33% do pref *1 Illinois Cent tl', Am Tobncdo 97 , lowa Central . 18% do pref 12* do pref 43 iAna Mill. C 0.... 45 l Erie A W.... 27 illrook. It. T. ... Ml* do pref. ...... 93%|C01. F. A Iron.. 35% Shore 3S ,Conl Tolmc-o ... L A N 73 j do pref 78% Man L 91% Fe.letal Steel ... 34% Met. Ml Ry 153% do pref 67 Me* Central ...11% Gen. Electric .140 Minn A fk L... M% Glucose Sugar .. 50% do pref 93 I do prf 9s>s 310 PacMlc .... 51% inti. Paper 1% Mobile A Ohio.. 36 I do pref % M K A T 9 iLaeiede <la* .... 72 do pref 80%!Nal. Biscuit .... 33% N. J. Central .131 j do pref 86 N Y Central . 130%'Nat. Lead 17 Nor * W. 34%' do pref 9rt do pref. 75 ’Nat. Steel 25 No Pae Sl’i *lo pref *5% do |>ref 71%’N. Y Air Rrake.l2B Ont A W 20%-North Am 15 Ore. R. A Nav. 42 'Pacific Coast ... M% do pref 7* | do Ist pref ... *5 Pennwylvanla .. 127%' do 2nd pref. .. 64% Heading 18% PsclAr Mall 30% do Ist pref. .. 55% Peojile's list .... *n% do 2nd pref .. 3# Pressed 8. Csr .. *#% Rio O W M i k> pref 71% do pref *0 IPull Pal Car.. 186 St L A S F, . 9%'S. Rope AT 5 do Ist pref. 67 Amor H7*% do Ind pref. . 33% do pref —ll6 t L Sw 11% Tenn. C A I 70 a, pref 2% t S Lather .. 11% ’ l-M J, Ill’s do PC do pref 174%;U. 8 Rubber 2*% St P A Ont ...ll" do iwef 92 So Pacific 33% Weal Union 79% So Railway ...110% K. I A s 12% do pref 54% do pref 52% Tex A Pec 15%;P. C. C. A St. L. 46 Bonds. t’.B. ref 2s reg 194 1 do do 4* 91% do I'ttu 194 H N Y C. Ist* l*av, do 3*. ri g ... .ll*>N J C gen Se.l2?S do 3*. cuu 61 A O 4s. off XP4 d.i new te.reg 134 No. Pa. 3# 654 * do new 4*. cou 111 No Pa 4* HB4 do old 4*. reg lli\ Y . C. * Hi do old 4s. cou 115-, L. 4* jrr7 do is. r-g 111 ;N A W. con Is an do sa. COU ..118 lire. Nav lata ...|t p. of C. 3 65s 122 do do 4s 10*4 Atch gen 4e 1914* Dre 8 Y-lne 6a 127 do djl 4* 854 do do con 1a.114 lof G con 6* 91 Read Gen t* RO4 do lat Inc. bid.4B M O W DU 98 do 2nd Inc hid II Bt. L A lr M Kan Bo 2nd* ..K44* con 5s 1124 I A O. 44" *4Bt LAB F do do 6s H*4 B". 6# 1234 2. a Nw ean.7* It# Bt p con*. ..1691* do do 8 F. Bt P.. C. A P Deb 5* 139*6 lata 117% (*h! Term 4* 93 do do do 5* ...1194 Xcl 80. 4* M 4 tio. Ps 4s 78*, 1> A K <1 Ist*. 1*24 Bo Ry. 6s | do do 4s >64 > Rope A T. 6s . f7 Erl* Gen 4* . M4'l A Pa Ists .1124 W A D. C do do 2n Is .. 55 lets ... 7l4H'n Pa 4s ]54 lien Elec is .120 Wabash Ists .. ..1174 lowa Can. lt* .118 i do 2nd* 102 L A N.Uhl 4# 994 VV.at Shore 4* ..1124 Mo . K. A T Wits Cen Ist* .. 87H 2nd* 468 V. Ceniurtes 10 New York. Bepl. 11.-Btandard Oil, Mfi 649. HIH'ELUXm* MIIIKKTt. Note.—These quotations ara revised dally. üb4 sra kept as near aa paaaihla tn accord with lha prevailing wholaaale prices Olßctal quotations ara pvt uaod when they disagree with the prices whole salers ask I'asstry and Northern Prndaca. POULTRY— I Ths market Is steady Quo tations Itroilers, 3Uu2sc: |r pair; half grown, 454i60r: three-fouixlis grown, 553 44r; hens, 664i75.-; roosters. 4#f|soc, ducks. sUsi7r.<-: gcoie, 75c931<M txsti.s -Steady at l*tfl7<- BUTTER- Tns tone of the market la steady Quotation* Cooking. extra dairies. 21tr22. Elgin*, gilt edge. 22b23c. extra Elgin*. 24%(t25c. CHEKHK klarket Arm: fancy full cream chs-ss. 12' for 3h lo C|nun>l average. 2*<ll3b-|<ound average. 12%c ON IONS—Y el low. In barrels, 32 50, crates tl Of*. Early Vrgrlablra. IRISH I'OTATOES— Northern, 32 O' sack CARR AGE —*mf7%c per head. nreadstafla. flay and Grata. FLOUR Market steady; patent. 34 60, straight. 34 *>. fancy 4 15; family. $3 V, MKAL—Poarl. per barrel 32 75; per Bark. 313t>, oily meal, fwr sack, bolted, tl W 1.25. water ground. 3126; rlly grlta. sacks. 3125; pear! grits. Hudnuts'. per barrel. 32 85. per sack. 11.22%; sundry brand*, f1.2561.8# sck. CORN—Market firm, white. Job lota, #6r, carload lota, 62c. mixed corn. Job lota, #2o; carload lota. 60. RICE Market stead*. demand fair; fancy head. #c; fancy. 6%e. Prims I Good 4%734% Fair 494% Cofnmnn .3% OATH—No 3 mixed, carload. 33%; Job lots. 35c: white clipped. 3# . Job; 37c car*. BRAN—Job lota, 96c; carload lota 9Pc IIAY- Market steady: No. I. timothy. •So Job: 90 cars; No. 3.90 c Job: IS cam llarau. Ham. and hard. BACON—Market firm; D. H C. R sides. *"ti#c; I) H. I>e|lfes. tf%G9' a (Eastern.. I>. H bellies, •%%.• (Wisternt. smok.sl C ft sides %•■ HAMS Sugar cured, 13%(<13%r. LARD—Pure, In tierces. B%ttß%c, In - pound tins nnd 80-pound tubs, 8%4i8%c; compound. In tierces. <%c. st>-pound Brut and SO-pound tube, #%c. sugar null lag.e. SfTOAR- Cul loaf C.B3iDiamond A ......#,23 Crushed 6*3 Confectioners' A 6.21 Powdered ... 6 53'Whltc Extra C. 3.98 XXXX, isiw’d . .*|Extra C 598 Granulated 6 43 Golden C 5.7* Cubea 6 58 Yellows 6.88 Mould A 8.58! COFFEE— Mocha 28c ,Prime, No. 1 ...ll%a Java 36c |Good, No. 4 .. U%c peubsrry 14%c Fair. No. 6.... .11 o Fan-y No. 1 ...13%ci<irdlnary. No. 6.10M,c Choice. No. 2 U%c|Common. No 710 c llarcnar, aad Muldlaa Supplies 1,1511., CALCIUM. FLABTKH AND CEMENT— Alabama and Georgia lime In fair demani* and eel# at 8b rents a barrel; special calcined pl.iaiai. tl 00 per tiarrel; hair, 4435 c. Rosedaln cement. |1 9ru 1 36; carload lota, special; Portland cement, re tail 32 36; carload lots. I2'nr2 30 I.IMIIKB F. O 11 VBSHEU4 SAVAN NAH Minimum. yard Macs. |lO fiodfll SO; car alll*. 812.504J15.0# different alxes, 314 <*l @lB 00; ship atock. 81*1 i)Jl8 00; sawn lias, 8811*148 50, hewn Ilea. 356i35e. Oils— 3lnrkel slsadv; demand fair; sig nal. 4084501'. West Virginia black. White; lard. 68c, nealwfool. 00847vc. machinery. 10 Bj2ic. Iln**e*l oil. rawi. 6JVc; Utll.-d, 74c. kerosene, plane whin., 13c; water while !3c. Brails astral. 14, deodorised stove gaoline. drums, UVc. empty oil barrela. delivered. 65c. SHOT Drop. 31 50; B. V and large, sl.7*; chilled *175 IRON klarket very aleadV; Bwede. P|e NAILS-Cut 82 60 has*; wire. 8215 baae. BARBED WIRE- 13 50 per 100 iunda straight goods. 514j30- . sugar house mo lasses 15@39 c GUN POWDER—Per keg. Austin crack shot. II "0 half kegs. 12.35. quarter keg*. |1 25; champion dm king, quarter kaaa. (2 25. Iruponl and liaxard smokelesa. half kegs, til 85; quarter kega. 85 75; l-iarmd canisters. 81 00; less 25 ner cent ; Tnusdorf smokelete powder, 1-pound cans. U 00, 10- puund cane. 90c pound Frails anil hale. APPLES—EarIy Northern variety, 32.2524 2.75. BANANAS 11.Mg1.69 bunch PI NEAPFLEB—Extra large Abbakaa Cayennes. 83 Hi per standard crate; email Red Bpanlsh. 12 outu2 50 U-lMONff—Market steady at $1 5041500. COCOA NUTS 13.2 -ttr 359 per 109. Nl'TH—Almondk. Tarragona, 16c; Ivtcaa, 16c. walnuts, French. 12c. Naplei. 13c; po cans. 11c; Itraslle. 7c; filberts. It*; assort, ed nuts. 10-pound and 35|>und boxes. )3c. PKANUTB—AmpIe slock, fair demand; market firm, fancy hand-picked, Virginia, per pound. 4V*c. hand-picked. Virginia, ex- Iras, *c. N C. seed peanuts. 4c lined aod Evaporated Fruits. APPLES- Evaporated. ?4@6c; sun-dried, s’X*|6C PEA*’HEft-Evaporated. twaled, 16V; unpeah and. BVvil*c PEA lit* Evaporated. 9c APRlCOTS—Evatiorated, 944 c pound; nectarine*, luc RAISINS—L. L, 13.00; Imperial cablnete, C 25: loose. sdfound boxes. B@V pound. lotion llagalna and Ties. BAGGING—Market firm; Jute. 314- riund. 914 c. large tola. 9t#c; email' lota. pound. Bi@*e. 14-pound, 84®*V; sea Island bagging 12 V TIES-Btundard. 46-ponnd, arrow, targe lot* (149; small lota. 31.50 Rail, Hide* and Wool. BAI.T Demand ts ratr and the market steady; curioad lota, Propound burlau Sacks. 44c; |tsi.pound cotton sack. 45c. llu-pound burlap sacks. 41V; 110-!>ouml cotton sacks. 49V; 225-pound burlap sacka. 56c. 135-pound cotton sack. 66c; 200-pound burlap sack*, fee. | Plant System. of Railways. Trains Operated by fOth Meridian Tl ms—One Hour Slower Than City Ttnra _ I'UADDuWN ( Kff.oiDa A.a *TMk g iUIAD UP. ' Bt 32 ; j Nonh ao.l South. || It 118 '5 )!3t UT 8 Isp a ..a u lup uAa . oka Lv tkiu Mb.". Ar 1 45a 7 ite, 6 lup II lun,ll Sp 12 16a|U UNti 4 19p 10 20a| ( 28s; Ar ...Charlratun .. Lv||U lip 5 60a 1 lop| J 41* • * 3bj It.. Ar ... Ballimor* ~ Lv 1 3 55a; 1 88M - ....^ 1 15pi 7 00apAr ....New York.... Lv|| 9 24pj • 55aj *3 1* loth Ar Boston Lv 1 oop llOOnlf - >'• I*l 116 |sl 32 ~ " Sooth' 7s .26 ,34 32 i~~ a UH- J 2k;' Xu 6JOi| J losul.v T..bkva nnah ... Aril 1 40r|!2 la|l2 • <Ap| 6 46p 10 60S! 7 Ji*, 8 26a ;Ar . Waycross.... Lv lo Mp| 9 60p| 956 • 9 3tki| 7W4 12 soa| 9 30p| 2 15p| ls|,| 1 lip Ar .. Ttaanraavllls ... Lvi 7 00p| 7 00p| 6 45a( I 4tdj S 35* IU A>l> 7 40p 12 M 2baj 8* a |Ar ... Ja< k onvllt*.. Lvjj 8 Alp S 00p[ 8 Ala 7 30* s 5 Ida | p: 3 4b||l3 02p 11 02p, Ar Palatka Lv. 2 40pl 5 OUpj 4 05a 4 05a I *5“ 6 4up ,| Ar .... Sanford L\ jit tap I 1 00a 1 00* I ....I 3 2Up| 3 3cp,,Ar ...UalnsovlU* ... I.v j 2 40pj I I3Up I I6p, Ar —Cos la Lv j I l 4bpi | —■ I lu sot up k p Ar .81. I‘siarsburg . I.v | 6 iskt, I | 7 allo 00tt0 00p(l0 00p; Ar Tampa Lvi 7 otia| 7 Ufa 7 85pl 7 Ssp I { 1 10a; 1 10| 1 tOujAr .. Puma Gordo I.v I 4 35p 4 Ssp ....mm I | 110 45a|10 45a,,Ar Si Au guatlne Lv 1 6p| 8 30p| .| | 5 00l> 3 15.1 1 p I9a I.v Savannah Lv||lo 15a 110* ...7..1 I 8 45p ( !sa| 4 50p 6 4*l* Ar J*u|> l.vi 8 3"a 10 i)g>l j......* | I 15p| 7 10*1 8 Sp| I Ota lAr ... limn awlrk Lvi| b 40a| 9 <|>| | NORTH. WEHT AN t> SOUTHWEST 1* 152 , \i* Je.-up || Mf SI 15 ,Xi \T* Montg aie ry u lb |79 6p 4 2o* Lv Suvannati Ar,|lv l.a 12 lua . 6 uup 8 du, Lv n*. mi.ah Ar lb l*a, 1 40a • 45p| 4 40*;,Ar .. Jasup.. Lvl| 8 30a|l0 t*P 8 10, 9 jup Ar M’lg mery I.' 7 45p|1l 280 I 00a 1 lip Ar Macon ..Lv|| 1 00a 28W 7 I Op; 8 iOs Ar Nashvllls Lv|| 9 00a 2 210 iMa Slop Ar Atlanta Lv ilO 45p IS i*P 3 Mall lip Ar Loulsvills Lv ! 3 iia 9Up • 44* t 40|> Ar Cha nooga Lv 8 U6p 8 4.w 7 06*1 4 06p Ar Ctn Inn.ill L ll flop 8 48# 7 kip 7 6D* Ar. Isvulavlll# Lvi 7 45* 7 46p 7 30a, 7Up Ar Ht Lout* Lv 3 tip Ite T *op 7 45a Ar Clnclcnatl Lv 8 lua 7 OOP | I (I, * N.) j 7 04a| 8 OOP Ar 81 Lout* Lv 9 lip 8 o*a T 13a) Ar St 1-oula Lv I 00p 7 iSal| 5 PVCiAr Chloago Lv; *g> 9 OOp j j (M A 0.1 i 40.1 4 lit* Lv. Atlanta Arl 10 lip,|| 30a 8 <*■>' 9Up Ur Chleasn 7.vi Dip |l 8 Otipl 7 15a Ar Memphna Lv 8 3nnl 9 OOp • 46a1 7 10a Ar KansasCltyl.v' 8 30p| 9 46p 4 13p| 3 08*11 Ar.. Mobil* ..Lv||l3 58p|12 JBs • land unmarked tralnai dally. * 4° u Orlaan* Lv" 7 15a 7 45p f Dally except Sunday. 6 u jg, ( |Lv savannah Ar 10 lla 13 10a IHunday only. , u jo,, Ar.. Tlfton ...Lv Ilia i 20# Through Pullman Sleeping 7*iir Service <s* * lUp Ar Albany Lv 13 01a I 45# to North. Fast and Weat and lo Florida I 4 30,1 Ar Columbua Lv .... 10 000 I tiaurellun, made at Port 'lamp* nltb ateamera fur Key Weat aatft Havana. Lrstlai Port Tampa Muodaya, Tburadaya aad Matarday, al II KMi #. at. J H Pulhemu* T P A ; E A Armand . City Tkt Agt.. D* Soto Hotel. i'liuM 73. It W. WRINN, Passenger Tra Me Manager. Savannah. Oa. McDOi\OUGH & BALLANTYNE, W Iron Founders# IVlachlnists, etiaeoamtlba, bal leram k era. rnaaafa elurers ,1 klatluw. OEfc.. 7'? '' •ry aad i’erlabl. ■qg4i>ae. Veelleal and tap Uwaulag lora Stilly Mill s.a Poos. *• lll** Pulley., .to- TELEPHONE NO. 123. ! HIDES-Merkel firm; dry flint, Il%e; dry aalt, ll%c; green salted. So. WOOL- Nuoilnal; prims Georgia, fres of sand burrs and black wool. 19c. black. 18c; burry, 10c. Wax. lie; tallow, 2%c. I'eer aklns. 91c. MISCBLLANKUIg. FfßH—Mackerel. half-twrrela. No 1, $9 50; No 2, *. No 3. 38 60. klta. No L f1.40; No 2. $1 35; No A 45c Cudftsb. pound bricks. #%>•; l-|a>und brick*. Bc. Htnukcl herrings, per bos. 19r. Dutch her ring. In keg*. 37 1U; new mullets, hall barrels 43 60 SYRUP Market quiet: Georgia and Florida syrup, buying at 2&g3or. selling st lAu26c. augur house at 10OIV; selling at HONEY—Fair demand, strained, In bar rels. 55*160c gallon. High wine basin. 31.7 k. OCEAN FHMIGHTS. COTTON—Savannah to Boston, per cal , 35c, 4 New York, per cwt.. 95-; to Philadelphia, per bale. II; llallttnore, tl. FOREIGN DlßECT—Bremen, 59&*io (Oct. 65c); Liverpool. 66. Hamburg. Sic; Genoa. 84c; Barcelona. 7ttc, Manchester. 55c; Havre, 6tP FOREIGN INDIRECT— Liverpool, 80c; Manchester, 80c numlnal; Hamburg. 80c; Havre 7A-; Genoa. 7tk-; Itevnl and Ht. I’vU raliurg. 75c; Antwerp. *)< LI’MIU'R —Bv “-.lt Fretghte dull; to Baltimore and eastward. 44 49 to 16 W per M . Including Portland. LUMBER— By Sleam -Savannah to Bal timore 35 00: to P R n or R A O. docks. |4 60, to Phlladtlptila. IB%c per cwt , <4 lbs to fool); to Now York, 16 00 per M. $6 75 |o dock; lightered to Boston lo dock. Ik w NAVAL ETOREB.—The market |* Arm; medium else vessel*. Rosin-- Cork far orders. 3s 6d per tairrel of .119 pounds, and 6 per cent primage. Spirits, 4s SI per 40 gallon* gross, snd 6 per cent primage ldirge vessels, rosin, to. spirits. 4s 3d Steam, lie per 109 pounds on roaln: 31%e. ori spirits. Savannah to Boston, and t%c on rosin and 19c on spirit* to New York- Gn BIX. I'ROVUIONg. KTO. New York. Bept 12.—Flour market wa* considerably stronger and morn active, buyers finding encouragement In the de rided firmness of wheat Rye fiour steady. Cornmeal firm. Rye quiet. Barley steady. Barley mall dull Wheel, spot, firmer. No. 2 red. 81V. OP* ttons were considerably firmer to-day In response to positive strength tn the Northwest, where receipt* were light !>• - able* aellvr covering* at time, there a* moderate foreign Imylng und a broader speculative trade, generally heßest by In creased exjHtrt trade t'losetl strtaig at 4tllc net higher; March closed df.V. May, (he. September, MV; October. )4*e; De cember. 82V. Corn, spot, firm; No. 2. 4684 c, option* market steady ai first, but afterward* much stronger on cable*, the rise In wheat export report* anti small offering" Closed firm at >*6V net advance. May closed 4iv. September cloned 46c. Octo ber. 45V . December. 41V Hats, epot, steady; No. 2. 36c; options dull, but steady Beef Steady Cut meala steady. taird. steady; Western steamed 87 25; Sepn mber closed 87.39 nominal, refinud steady. Petroleum quiet. Itosln ateady. Turpent Ins steady. Rice firm. Coffee, spot Rio quiet; No 7 Invoice. *V: ml hi dull; Cordova. M4014*- Bugsr raw. strong, fair refining. 4V: centrifugal. tW-tcsi, 6c'. moUsses sugar. 4c; refined firm The market for coffee futures opened steady at a decline of £@lu point* and ruled inactive, with a weak underion* following lower European markets, unsat isfactory Brtrxlllan news, full receipt*, dlsapisdntlng spot dematal and entire ab ac n of speculative support, a large In crease In Ihe workl's visible being ex pected Oct. 1 on tiresent movement. The market closed steady, with price* 6 10 19 I stints net lower Total aalca were 20.730 big*. Including September at *7 lo@7 IS; October al 87.16; Nov •alter, 87.25. Butter steady; creamery, ISWQTIc; slate dalr. 1544(130' Cheese firm; large white, H%c; small white Eggs steady; state and Pennsylvania. 17i UV. Western, regular (Nicking, at mtrk. 15@17t Potatoes quiet; Jerseys. s>no@iS<): New York. II 50@1 €234; l-ong Island. 81.50@1 78; Jersey sweet*. 82 25*12 75 Peanuts firm, fancy handpicked. 4Q4V: other domestic. 2>x@sc. Cabbage quiet; Igatg Island, per lot, 81 50@2 Cotton by steam 10 IJverpoot. 40c. C OTTON BKy.ll OIL. New York. Bept. 18 —Cotton seed oil was 1 quiet hut steady. Prime summer yellow. *6*l J*V spot; off suinm-r yellow. 35V: prime winter yellow. tO*Hlc; prim, white, ttstt4lß . prime meal, 82>> CHICAGO 84 4IIKF.TB. Chicago. Bp4. 13 —Higher Liverpool c (CobUßutd on a.a tb Pag*.) Vgeorgia %Bvcay Bcheilulra Effective Bept. 19, 190 k Train* arrive at and deimrl from Central Station. West tiro,id. foot of Liberty street. 99th Meridian Time- One hour slower that! city lime. le-ave Arrive Bavunnah: Bavannah: iA ug usta. Macon. Allan taTj "* •8 45am 1 'ovlngltgi. Mllledgevllle|*fi Oupia 1 land all Intermediate potnts| (Augusta. Alaton. Atlanta,| • Athena, Montgomery, Co-| •9 roprn 'umhiie, Birmingham. Am-|* iiutX Jerlcua. Kufaula and Troy.| ml Dover Acaumnodatton. JtT Utua p oopmi Guy ion Dttmsr Train. |H Iftpm •Daily tExcept Sinlay 6BTWWIN SAVANNAH AND TYBEBb 75th merldUin or Savannah city time. LEAVE BAVANNAH Monday only 6:25 a. tn. Dally except Monday 9:39 a. m Dally 20 p, m. LEAVE TYBEB. Monthly only 7:15 a m. Dally except Monthly 10:35 a. m. Dally 5:10 p. m. Conner Ilona made al I. rmln.il pHnla with all trains Northwest, Weal and Southwest f Bleeping car* on night trains between Bavannah and Augusta. Macon. Atlantia and Birmingham. Parlor cars on day trains between Ba vannah. Alston and Atlanta. For complete Information, aevhedules, rale* and connections, apply tt> VV <1 BREWER. City Ticket and Pass enger Agent. 197 Bull street, or W It Mt'INTYIIK. Depot Ticket Agent. J c HAIEF;, General Pu*-enger Agent. E H HINTON. Traffic Manager. THBO. D. KLINE, Gen HuperlntendeaL Savannah. Oa. [hkHTED Double Daily Service The short Itne to Norfolk. Washington Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York and the East 7 ~ ~TVo. *4l KkW 3. L. 8y.13 3Spm|ll Mpm Ar Columbia, 8. A. L. Ry 4 38pm 4 6am Ar Raleigh, B A. L. Ry.. 11 37pm|U 50am Ar Durltum. 8. A. L. Ry.. 7 Mam; 4 16im Ar Petersburg, H A Lily 4 13am; 4 ptn Ar Richmond, fl A. L By 5 15am! 6 topro Ar Washington. Penna.. 8 45am| 9 39pm Ar Baltlniori. Penna lo uaam ll 35ptn Ar Phllade||>bla. Penna 12 77pm 1 9ln * v "fk Penna 368 pm; 4 13am V. It No 66' Lv Savannah. B A. L. lit 13 Kpm 11 tfpS Ar Portsmouth. B A.L.Ryj 7 00am| 5 6uptn Steamer* leave Sorfolk daily, except Sunday, for Baltimore. Philadelphia and New York, anil dolly for Washington. M ■( Ila and New Orleana, leaving Savannah at 735 a. m , arriving at Montgomery 7:46 p m , al which point close connection la made with the L. A N. R. R , arriving at' Mobile 3:66 a. m. and New Orleana 7:46 a. m. Tfce short line to Femandtna, Jackson vllle. Tampa and other Florida points. ~~ | No. 37 j No' (T T “A X. RyT 5 ifam I <fpm Ar Fernnndlna. 6 A.I, Hy 9 SSami 9 06pm Ar Jacksonville, 8 A L Ky 9 lflaunj 7 49pm Ar Tampa. 8. A. LRy j 6 99pm| 6 Mam M ignlfiti-na Pullman buffet alesplng oar service tn Washington, Baltimore. Phila delphia and New York; alao to Jackson ville and Tantpa Dining cara from Savannah to Hamlet, and Richmond to New York. Rtiffei parlor cars Bavannah to Mont gomery. For additional information apply to Ticket ones, Bull and Bryan streeta. Phone J* 1,000.000 HIDES WANTED. DRY FEINTS W4O IKY HALTED 846a GREEN HALTED 6*o D. KIRKLAND, Successor to It. Kirkland, •27 lo 42. It Julian ilratt, wagt. 7