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Columbus city. I*. 1W *....106 107 Charleston clly 4*. 1945 101 101 ft l’hen-x Mill* 4*. 92*....k 207 i .lison Electric Illuminating (*..101 105 Enterprise Mfr Cos ll 102 104 Georgia Railroad •. I®lo 114 UlVi U 8. & F.. 1045. J * J ...11l 112 Georgia A Alabama Ut to. IMS . .104 lot Georgia alote $%•. 1180. 2. 4k J... 104 171 do 3%*. IMS. M * N. 104 144 do 4%5. 1915 117 IIS Macon city *. I*lo J. A J 1W 11* do 4%#. 1994. Jn. par 1W 1* O .ao Steamship sa. 1924 100 l'U haiannal! city s*. quar. October mi lioviiim do sa. quar Nov., 1909 110 111 South Carolina atate 4%5, 1953 .114 111 Sibley Mfg Cos. la. 1901 101 XU South Kooiml 5- 90 lhi H F. ft vv yen ml>, la. 1934 123 HI do do lat s*. Hold. 1934 UOH 112% do St John Dlv. lat 4* 1934 .. . M 96 Tlie Week’* Hank t Irarlnai. New York. Sept. 14—The total lank e> arlng* at the principal elite* of the rlilted State* for lit. week ended Sept l.t w-re t1.32x.M5.1K. a decrcaae of 22.3 per iml a compared with the corresponding w.ek of laat year. t tut side of New York clly the total olearing- were $'*.*6,333,121 a decrease of 3 9 per cent \. w York. Wc|d 14 - Money on coll easy t 1%1i1% per cent. I’rim* mercantile pa i cr, 44i5% per cent. Sterling exchange ...irdlcr with actual bualn**# in banker*’ hill* t $1 ■% for demand and nt |l *t% for *lxty ilaye; poaled rate* MMMM'a ,nd s4V7%ft4K* Commercatl hill*. II q 4 nt. Silver certificate*. CV i’*3V . Har *liver. 62%c Mexican dollar*, 43%c. Gov . rnment bond* *4rong. *ia*e bond* Inac tive. and railroad bond* Irregular. STOCKS ASH HO NOS. Stock Market Take* on a More Oe i-ldrii Tone. New York. Sept 14 —The atock market took on a much more decided tone to-day. Indication* of liquidation gathered force in the late dealing* when the professlon ■ 1 trader* fell upon the mark-1 ami ot tered price* down all around the room lhiy met with considerable aoccea* in i ringing out offering* at the decline, and when they covered on a moderate scale, the tallies were so feeble that they re l)i wed tha attack, making the cloae of the market quite active and easy. The coaler* were the most notable suf ferers. though not on tha largest vol ume of selling In the list. New Jersey central fell 2% points, and Lackawanna and Hearting first preferred tost over a point each Rut the weakness was quite *n*rul and well distributed through the list, railroad* and Industrials suffering alike. Sugar enjoyed a period of strength hut i-losel a point below last night. The steei stocks were generally heavy, and a ii imher of fhem wer*- off u point or over Growing uneasiness over thi effects of the coal miners' strike, amt fears of hlgh ■ i money rale* romhlned to cause the • action Wall street has Indulged a unfortabla u*-umptlon that the dispute with the anthracite coal miners wa* to be settled before the curtailment of pro motion proceed* far. but to-day's news that miner*, whose supply of powder was • xhausted. were laying <town Ihelr tools without buying fresh supplies dispelled much of the optimistic feeling. The financial work! seamed to nwak* generally to-day to the realization that 'l* cautious conservatism dismayed by Hie world's great bank* was warranted by foiaknowh-dg- The official*’ armuunc*. ment of the aubscrlpilon by New York bunker* to the Herman treasury hotel l su* of 90.<i00,0uu mark*. (s2b.o9>,U)t)), em phasized the uneasiness over the effe-t <>l this new demand upon the money mar ket. The forecast* of tb'- weekly took ■tlement show that the hanks have lost ill* sub-treasury since las! Friday. Jl.- X- Estimates of the currency move ment to the interior are confessedly con i' ral .but the known movements of money by express, according to state, ment# by the banks themselves. Indicate that over $3,0u0,09) ha* gone out. This in d >te ea total loss pi ca*h by the liank* of about 96.nf10.iP0 Thl* rapkl rate of Id - r. id upon the available bank reserve pre c'l'ltated the selling of stocks. Possibly i reaction In the cotton market was s o responsible for throwing some securi ties upon the market The bond market did not share in the lat- activity of Mocks, and continued practically dormant. Total aales, par talue. 9k.vi.onn. 1 nited Hlates 9s advanced %, and the - % per cent. In the bid price. The total sales of slocks 10-slay were IFeSOn shares. Including Atchison prefer n I. 9.370; llurllngton. 0.100; Ml.-ourl Pa ' I lie. 7.250; Heading first preferred, 9.73n; hi I’a-al, 6.U00. Union I'arlflc. 4.210; Steel and Wire. 6.635; Krooklyn. 9,650; Profit*-'* 'ls*. 15.620; Sugar. 4.93). New York Stock Ust. Alchtson 27% Union Pac 29% Alchlson pfd .. 49’. do do pfil .... 7.Wj 14 i Ito. ft Ohio .. w.th.ish h% Fun. Jackie .... An do pfd ffli Fun. Southern . 49 jw. & L. K s% Fhesa ft Ohio .. 27% do do 2nd pfd . 23S C hicago O W .. in** W’lt*. Con 13% F , e ft Q ..(.121 Third Ave 110 F . I. ft I. 22% Adams Ex 124 C. Ift L pfd .67 Am Ex 133 c & B. 1 W% U. S. Ex 45 c. ft N W ....Wot* W. Fargo Ex .122 0.. It. I. ft P ..loft*, Amer. C. O ....22% F O. C. ft 81. Lot | ilo do pfd .... Wi OW. Houlhem .. 4 Amer. Malt 4% Fol. 8 lt pfd ..41 j do do pfd .... 23'* do do 2nd pfd. 13% Ant 8 ft It .... 31% liiO ft Hud ....110 | do do pfd .... 59% D . LAW ...,172V Am Spirits 1% D. A B O .... Is%, do do pfd .... 17 1> ft R. O pfd . 67 ' Am. 8. II 19 Erie U do do pfd .... 45% do Ist pfd .... 321* Am H ft W ... 35% Urest N. pfd ..152% do do pfd .... 74% Hock Coal 13% Am T 1* 27% Hock. VaJ S3 | do do pf.l .... *Ol, Illinois Cen ...114% Am Tota.-oo ... 92% lowa Cm MH! do do pfd .124 lowa Cen pfd .43 Ana Min. Cos .. 44% L E A W 36%>R R T ’3% do pfd #3% Ctol F. ft I .... 55 Lake Shore ....309 icon Tobacco .... U ft N 72 do do pfd 77 Man. L 99%,Fed. Steel 31% Met St By ....151% do do |ifd‘ .... *sl Max. Cen .... 11% |tjcn Elec 139% Minn ft Bt L.. 54 (llucoae 8 50 do do pfd .... 92%: do do pfd .... 94% M pac 50% Ini Fapor 19% 31 ft O 30 do do pfd .... 01% M . HAT .... 9% Laclede Oas .... 73 do do pfd .... 29% Nat. Bis 32% N. J Cen 129 do do pfd .... 54 N Y. Cen 129% Nat. Laud 17’. V ft W 34 | do do pfd t ... 90 do do pfd .... 75 I Nat. Steel 25 N Pac 51%; do do f*fd 53% do do pfd .... 71 |N Y A 11 127 Ont ft W .... 20% North Am *lt% O By. ft Nuv .. 42 ;pac. Coast 54% do do pfd .... 76 do do let pfd M Penn. 127% do do 2nd pfd . 41% Heading K\ l’a. Mall 9n do lat pfd .... 5t% I'. tii.- .. 99% do 2nd pfd ... 25 I’. Sue Car ~ -' Hlo O W 54 do do pfd .. . 71% do do pfd ... 90 (pull. P. C lftl fit U ft 8 F . % S It ft T 5 do do let pfd ■47 Sugar IB - do do 2nd pfd. 33% q 0 pfd 116 9t L South ... 11% Tenn C ft 1 . do do pfd .... 24%!U. 8 Leather .. 10% St Paul 111% do do pfd .... *% do pfd 173%;U. 8. Rubber ... 9 fit P ft O II" do do pfd .... 92 South. Pac 32%'West. U 19% South. Ball .... 11% R. I. ft 8 It do do pfd .... 53%’ do do pfil 56% T. ft P 14%: P. C. C. ft St. L 54 Bonds 0 8 ref.2s rag.lo4 N Y. C. lsts ..!*% do cou 104% N. J. C. gen. ss. 122% do Xs. rag .. 109% M • O. off. ... 94% do 3s. cou. ...109% N n - I*" I’ 'C*H iio new 4s.reg 134 I do do 4*' !'>4% do sew 4e.c0u.134 l?f. Y . C. ft St do old 4s. reg 114% L 4# 197 do Old 4*. cou 115%'N ft W. con. 4s. 97% do sa, reg. ..113% Ore. Nav. l*ts ..109 * sa, cou. ..U>%| do do 4# W*% MURPHY & CO., INC.. Board of Tiade Building. Savannah Private leased wires direct to New York, Chicago and New Orleans. t OTTON', STOt'KN AND UIIII3. New York oltl--e, No. 41 Broadway, ffflce* In principal clue* Throughout the South. Wrke for our Marker Manual and book containing Instruction* for trader* r> of 3 45* . 122 Ore 8 Line 6m 127% Aloh gen 4* .101% ore fi I. con ia.114 do adjt 4* .... 45%Head. Ucn. 4s .. 57% C. of O con. 5s arU ti. W. Ist* .. 94 do lt Inc 43 gt. L ft l r . M do 211-1 tic l->% .on }. .. 112% Can So. 2nd* ..1".%m L. ft B. K. C. ft O. 4%* . 9*% gen 4s 124% do do 5s IJou, ;jt. F. con* 143% C. ft N cot; Tu.lt'j rtt C. ft I’ do do fi. F. | Ist* 117% Pel' 5s 139% do do 5* 119% Chi. Term 4* .. 92% ,So Pa. 4 74% Col. So. I* 11% t*o. Kv .'• ■ Ida', I>. ft fl. O. Ist* 102% 8 Hope ft T. 4*. 67 do do 4s t% r. ft I*. Is4a 113 Krlc <en 4, 49 | do do 2nd* .. .. 53 F. W. ft D. cf In. Pu 4* 106% 1"* j,. 73 Wabash lets .. ..117% vien Elec. 5s ..119 do 2nd* 103 I. ft N.Uni ts. 99'wWiuit Shore 4* . .113 Mo. K. A T. Wts Can. Is!" >1 . 2nd* ft!% Va. Centuries .. 49% do do 4s 91 | New York 8 pi 14 -Standard Oil. sJ7'<| 539. HISCI2LLANBOIS IIAIIKIiTI. Note -These quotalions are revised dally, snd are kept a* near ua porwlote In accord with the prevailing wholesale price* Official quotation* arc not use-1 When they disagree with tba prices whole saler* ask touutry and Northern Produce. POULTRY—The market la steady Quo. tatlons: Broilers. #i36c; |>er pair; half grown. ta'iiMe; three-fouiehs grown, 55 i 40c; hen*. 45|j75c; rooster*. 4UuVv.. ducks, SON/fa* ; geese. 73c',141.00. 9Xllsß—Steady at 147r17e BUTTER—Tne tone of The market M steady. Quotations: Conking, 30c; extra dairies. 21i122; Elgin*, gilt edge, 221g23c; extra Elgin*. ?4%Q25c. CHEESE—Market firm; ‘fancy full cream cheese. 13c for 20 to 22-pound average 2*fi3o-pound average. 12%c. ONIONS—YeIIow, In barrel*, 12.50. crate* II .00. Early Vegetables. IRISH POTATOES-Northern. *2 00 sack FARBAOE-6>47%e per head. Rreadetnlle, liny and Grain. FLOUR Market steady; patent. 44 60; straight. It 9o: fancy. 14 IS; family. *3 V. MEAl*—Pearl, per barrel. e,TS; per aack. •1.30: city meai ptr *ak. helled. 3139*r 1.25, water ground. 41.25. city grit*, sack*. 3125. pearl grit*, iludnuts’. per Barrel. 32 45. per aack. 3122%. U ndry brand*. 313581.39 sack. COHN—Morket firm, white. Job lot*. 45c. carload lots. 20. mixed corn. Job lota 42<-; carload lot*. 59c. BlCE—Market itradv. demand fair; fancy head, 4c; fnney. 4%e. Prim* 5 Good 4%4% Fair 4 4*4% Common 3% OATH—No 2 mixed, carload, 33%; Job lot* 35c; whlta clipped. S9i, Job; S7c car*. BRAN—Job lots. 96c: carload lota. 40c HAT—Market steady: No. 1. timothy, 16c lob; 90 car*; No. 2. 40c Job: 95 earn. Bacou. llama and Lard. BAFON—Market firm: I). 8 C. R side*. S’iiK . I) 8, b*diles, 9%h9% (Eastern.; I>. 8 bellies. 9%d*%r (Western); .-mokel C It. side* 9%c HAMS—Sugar cured, 12%<113%c. LARDe-Pure, In tier- e*. 4%ttA%c; In 40- liound tins and 9rt-pouud tub*. 4%uX% compound. In tlerres, 4%c; 3b-pound tin* and XO-potind tub*. 6%c. •ngar and Coffee. SUGAR— Fut loaf 653 Diamond A 4.23 Crushed 653 I'onfectloner*' A.6.23 Powdered * IWWhlte Extra C. .6.94 XXXX, pow and . IMlExtra C 5.94 Granulated 6.43 Golden C 5.74 Cubea 6 64 Yellow* 5.6* Mould A 6.65| COFFEE- Mochu 35c (Prime. No. 3 .. .U%c Java 14c iGoo-l. No 4 ... U%c I’eaberry 14%c Fair. No * 11 o Fancy No I—l3%ci Ordinary. No. 6 10%- Cholce, No. 2 ll%c|Fornmon. No. 7.10 c llaruaari and Uuldtug Nupplle* LIMI‘S, CALCIUM. PLASTER AND CEMENT—Alabama and Georgia lime tn fair demanie and st-lr al 90 cenis a tarrel; (pecial calcined plasiet. 11.00 per barrel; hair. 4(15c Bosedal* cement. H.kMI.R; carload lota, apeclai: Portland cement, re tail. $2 25; carload lots. 12 9X02 20 LU3IBER F O. B VfcWHEUS SAVAN NAH- Minimum. yard alaea. $lO 60417190; car al 1.-. 112 iOtt 13.00, different sizes. sl4 9) tilsOi. ship stock. sl6ttoit 14.0 U: sawn tim. iviDilLsi). hewn tie*. 25®3c. OIL— ilnrket steady; demand fair; sig nal. 46t5i>c. Weal Virginia bla.k. 9ul2c; lard. tic. nealsfool. Nt7oc. machinery. 19 j,„ , llneeu-l oil. raw. 67%c; tailed. 75c, kirosene. pritne whin., 12c; water whit* 13c; Pratt s a-Ural. 14; deodorized tove gasoline, drum*. UVsc. empty oil barrels, delivered. Sic. SIIOT-Drop. $1 50; B. D. and large, sl7s; chilled. $1.75. IRON- Market very *tedv; Swede. 5%c. NAlLB—Cut. $2.40 bae; wire. $2.95 ban* BARBED WIRE—S 3.69 per 100 pound*, (traighl good*. 3(j3oc; *ug*r house mu l**ses. 154|2f1'-. OUN POWDER—Per keg. Austin rrack abot. $400; half keg-. $2.25. qimrter keg*. $1 25; champion ducking, quarter kegs. 62 25; Dupont and Hazard smokeless, halt kegs, $1135; quarter kegs. $5 75; 1 po ind canisters. $1 uO. lets 25 per cent.; Troiadorf smokeless powder. 1-pound cant, $1 00. 19- pound cans. 90c pound. Krnlts and .Nats. APPLES— Early Northern variety, $2.25$ 2.75. BANANAS—SI.2StI 50 bunch. PINEAPPLES—Eztra Urge Abbaksn Cayennes. $3 5n per standard crate; small Beil Spanish s.’ 9<s2 . LEslONß—Market stoaily at $4 YStiiOft. (■in'. fANUTS 43 25(i3.5n per inn ’’TB—Almond*. Tarragon*. 14c; Ivtcas, i, walnuts. Fiench. IJc; Naples. 12c; pe , .ms, 12c; Brazils. 7c; filbert*. 13c; a to-re ed nut*. 60-pound and 25-4>ouiid boxes, 11- PEANUTS— Ample stock, fair demand; market firm; fancy hand-picked. Virginia, per pound. 4%c; hand-picked. Virginia, ex tras, 4c; N. C *eed iwanuts. 4c. , Dried and Evaporated Fruits. APPLES— Evaporated. 7%4*tk.; sun-dried, s’-, Id’s' PEA' 'HEB—Evaporated, pealed, 14%c; unreal- and. 9V;V$c PEARS— Evaporated. 9c APRICOTff— Evaporated. \o pound; nectarine.-, 10c RAISINS—L. L. $300; Imperial cabinets. (2 21. loo*,-. W-riund 4-oze*. *tf*%c pound. Crtltau ItaggluK and Tie*. BAOGING- Market flrm: Jute. J%- pountf, 9%r: large lota 9%c; email lota, Npound. 6%W9c; 1%-p.und. saa Island bagging. 12%c. TIER- Standard. 45-pound, arrow, larg* lot*. $1 4<): *mall lot*. sl.lO. salt. Hide* and Waal. SALT— Demand t* talr and the market steady, csr.oart lota, 19-pound burlao sacks. 44c; 100-pound cotton sack. 4.V; llfl-tmun-l burlap sacks, 4*V: 110-pound cotton ear k- 49%c; pound l.urlap aa. k*. 16c; U6-pound cotton sack. Me. 209-pound burlap sack*. 16c. HlDES— Market firm; dry flint. ls%c; dry salt. Il%c; green *alted. 4c. WOOL— Nominal; prime Georgia, free ef sand burrs and bln. k wool. 19. . black. I4c; burry, 10c. Wax, 26c; tallow. I%c. l>**r skins. Me. HIItCU.A4EOtI. EuaH—Mackerel, half-barrels, No. 3, DSO No 2. $4 9), No 3. $6 50; kits. No. L il*)' No 2. 1135; No J. 96c. Codfish, •-pound bricks. 9%c; 2-pound bricks. 9c. Smoked bemng*. per box. 29c. Dutch her nna m •'- N 10; new mullats. hall bsrreto. $3 59. BYIII’Pv Market quiet: Georgia and Florida syrup, buying at 39099 c; aelltng at s2gssc. sugar house at toßtou, scUlng at THE MORNING NEWS: SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1000. HONEY—Fair demand; urimed, la bar rein, MPi>c Kallon. High wine b.itn. $1,26. OfIMR I'llliiliftM !"•. CX)TTON Snvanntih to Doe ton, per cwi.. ; t4> New Yrk. per rwt , Dr; to rtnkukiphU. per bale, SI; Dtiuoior*. II FOREIGN PlßKCT—Hremen. MHm>v (Oct. ttc). Llver|Hot. 65; Hambuiii. &6c; '• n>4. imc; Btfivtiona, 7oc. Manchester. 55c, Havre. . FOREIGN INniniy’T-IJverpool. oc. Mmirhciter, #iv rtomlntl; Hamburg. <SOc; lUvrc Hr; Genoa. Dr; H< vo end St. I’T raburg, 76c; Antwerp, 0^ LPMUriI —Tt\ *.t rrelthte dull; t- Ilaltlmor** am) eniitwnn). U bO to J*> 00 per M . )n< ludiug PortUnd LI XI PER By .Steum-Bavennah to Bal timore tv00; to P It R or B A O. docks. Sa 50; to Philadelphia. tt**c per rwt , (4 I ha. to foot); to New York. S> 00 pei M 64.76 to dock, llgblercd to Dosloit to dock. Is 00. NAVAL srroREB —The market flrm; m<\)iuin Mine vc.**ael line in-Cork (or orders. 3% t l i-er Lirrtl of 310 pounds, nnd 6 pi’r 'ent. pr!ni.g- Spirit*. In Nf |er ♦* puUone rrße. and 5 per cent, prlmac* Urr veeaeL. rosin, kt. eplrlte. 4s 3*l Btcom. lie pr 100 on rosin; on eplrlte. flaviniiah to Bouton, and on roaln and *6c on spirit* o New York gvi %iv rKovmo.Yg. etc. Now Y rk. Bept 14 Flour firmer again with tnl<le prt<*#* rulM i fdilOo. and de mand on a fairly active wale Winter pat ents s.l TOtut-iO; Minnesota patents. 61 15if 4.P*. Rye flour quiet Com in* a: llrm. yellow WceLrn. 88c. Rye firm Harley quiet. Harley mnlt dull. Wheat, t*pot steady; No. t red, 82\ic; op tions had quite u etrong opening on hlgh er cable** an<l m*>re rains In Northwest, after which, by re.ison of active realism* dlftapftolntm* nt ov r the |o -al export trade and heavy offering* In Chicago, deidtfied eharidy, closing unite weik at un'hatK ed prices. March dosed Ma,v. Beptemh*r, October, Dccem l>er. HJSc Porn. s|>ot steady; No. 2, ♦Wue; option nun k t wa high- r at first on firmness almiad. but subsequently holding to the break In wheat, nnd prospe* t* of larger re’elpt‘. clos<) ea*y at \ advance oft tbpiernlnr to ’a** rise on leceml>er; May clos. and. 41V*c. September, 4*V*. HecemtH r. 4114 c. <fts, sjot firm. No. 2. 2Tc. options neg lected, hut nominally steady. Heef quiet; cut meats quiet. Lard steady. Pork firm Ch‘4u strong; large white, 10!$llc; small white. lu%c. Tallow quiet. Petroleum dull. Rosin steady Tu|pcntlne quiet. 38 , ’^C• ,^, • Rice firm Eggs steady; state and Pennsylvania. 17<|2"c; Westertt regular taicklng. Potatoes quiet; Jerseys, 61 os&l 80; New York. 11 ai4ji lyuig Island. 61 50® 1 73; J< ra v sweets. 6. 2M|2.75. Peanuts steady; fancy handpicked. 40 444 c; oth r dorm-stlc. 2 < 'ahlfag- s quiet; Long Island per 100. H 5) Ci2.2f*. cotton by fvm to Liverpool, 40c. Coffee, spot Rio quiet; No 7 invoice, S& g c. mild quiet; Cordova. *\*il4< Futures op in I steady st un> hanged prices and showed a stead> undertone notwlthstand tug Euro;** an aily cables and un satisfactory Brsxlllan advices, btit letter closing Havte caused coveting here on which prices advanced F2h points, help -4.1 by firmer Hid.cation* In spot coffee in the afternoon; clos-d flrm. 10 to 15 points n. t high, r Total sales 18.500 bags includ ing e|*tember. 7.20#7 23c; December. 7 30 January. 7.49 c. Bnear raw firm; fair refining *'*<'• rtn tnfngal 46-Mat. sc; mola* sugar. 4c; rrtin.'l flrm. COTTOV BF.KD OIL. New York. Sept 14-Cotton seed oil wa* quiet, the decline In lard product* check mg both local and European demand Prime crude barrels nominal; prime *um mer yellow. 36034%c *pt>L off summer yel low. 35%c; prime winter yellow. SOU-BO prime white. 39040 c; prime meal. $24. IHICAtiO M4BKKT*. Chicago. Sept. 14-Lack of export de ■nand was the dominating Influence In wheat to-day, cau-dng a decline of He In Corn x * c lower. oihl a shade lower. Frovislons declined 7H* to Tba leading futures ranged a* follows: Ol* rung Highest Lowest. Closing Wheal No. 2 a, ,u 75% 3 75 O-t ' 70070% 74% 75% 75%t176% Xoc 74%1tT7 77% 74%076% 74% Corn No 2- Sept. ... 4 B, pgr, 41 40% 4<*% (K-t !9%059% 39% 39% 39 , Sox 36% 27 34%536% 34%036^ Oats No. 2 Sept ....21% 21%02!% 21% 3IH Oct .. 22 22t122% 21% H% Nov 22% E*. 3% E% Meat Pork. Per Barrel- Oct. 11l 42% sll > *>' w Jan. .11 32% 11 32% 11 35 “ Lard, Per 100 pounds— Oct . 6 77% 6 77% 6 72% 9 71% Nov. . 6 7:. 6 75 6 72% 4 72% Jan , 655 4 57% 656 655 Short Rita, Ter KM Pounda ge pt. . 7 45 7 45 7 40 7 40 Oct. . 7 27% 7so 7 22% 7 22% Jan. . 4 02% < 02% 697 % 600 Cash quotations were as follows: Flour steady; No. 3 spring wheat. 757 c; No 2 red. 77%c: No. 2 earn. 41%4!%c; No. 2 yellow. 41%t41%c; No. 2 nave, 21%W22%c. No 2 white. 21%c; No. 3 white. 24(424%-'. No 2 rye, 62c: /t°°d feeding barley. 3Off 39%.-; fair to choice molting 444f4!>-'; No. 1 flax seed. $1 50; No 1 Northwestern. $1.61; prime timothy seed. $4 10U4.30; me*# pork. IHI tatrel. sll ft)®ll 46; lard. |r 19) pcun-le. Pi 72%4.75; short ribs slda*. (loos. >. r 4UD7.59: dry *tltd shoulder* (boxed). *'J'-flto%c; short dear side*, (tax ed). $7 t> gs.(s; whisky, baai* of high wines. $1.24; clover, contract grade, $3 75. t Delicious Smoke. The Hetbert Spencer Is an elegant cigar and 1* truly a delightful enjoyment to Inhale the tumea of thl* fin* tobacco; II la evhilaraling and deltctoua. See that the name of Herbert Spencer 1* on every wrapper of every cigar, with out which none are genuine. The Herbert Spencer cigar* are only •old by the box of 5u Concha* al $2.60. and Prrftiios. $4.50 *i IJfgmian Bros., wjtola •ale druggix*. Barnard and Congress street*, ot thl* city.-*d. "Orsyt'orl Is ■ family medicine with us." said a prominent bustne* man yes terday "My wile take* ti, and 1 notice ah- l enjoying b‘ter health than for yeara. The children keep well by taking It. ' Grayb ard may be ohialn-d at all drug ■tores or write to u< for H Re-pet* Drug CO., eola pri p* Bvrvnnah. Ga -ad JOHN C. BUTLER, paifitp otU toil ni|n4l4 r^Bdd.m (tvs Wall Cement*. Lime n*M*r and Agent foe Atavtln* CVM Water Paint. m congraa* nrvvt waot. and 12 Bt Jutton •treat. WOOL Nl If n J J ■fl 1 . • ' 6y . .. •/• t.;-1 Southern Railway. Train. Arrive and Depart Savannah an 10 Ih Mrridun Tim* One Hour Bktwrt , , Than 04 ly Tima. Bcltadul.a In Effect 8u nday. June 14 iwft READ DOWN') TO til E KAHT '|| READ UP No 54 | K *4 [j ' fMoT* i fio.ti U Aquii ii 20nu. Lv • unab Ai I Ij (Euiirn Tune.) 4 Bpm; 4 34am Ar Blank vllle Lt 3 <(km; 1 Titan. 4 <k>r*m; I 10am,,Ar CutuuibL Lvi| I 25 mi 11 35>m 4 lopii f 46am Ar t'haelutte Lv * luaiu 11 44pm]i2 23i-m Ar . .... ...Or-anaboro L*v{j 7 19pm| 6 4AiBl itOam . . . A* Norfolk Lv . 9 9Uf*u 11 61am 1 JSpm Ai ". Dan vtlle Lv|| 6 49pm 4 Mm * , n , A: UV ii --i.it i.\ . : Uptn -i ii*' i 40*ni FSpm Ar Ljrn hburg I.v . ..i n • 4 Earn 6 33pm Ar < Imrlftt I*vtl4a Lvi| : i*i-m 12 6ipm 7 35an> 9 40pm Ar Washington Lvijll t6*in 9'*>p*B 9 16am U linn, Ar falllmore L\ 22am 9 ITpm 11 15am; 2 (akin, Ar i)a>lelphta l.v 3 (nan 4 tpm 3 flßpm, (23am Ar New York Lv ’.3 HVrm 3 26|im Jl gqm 3 OOtan. At U..#ion l,vj| 6 9cpm|lo 10am Nvr *4 TO THE MOST II AND wwif. I, No || (Eaaiarn Tuna.) 4 90am Lv - ol jinl iu Lvj| 1 X*ra 9 90am Lv Bfoi lat>>>urs Lv| 4 !6pm 12 lupm Lv Asheville l.vil 3 lll*n o2pm Ar Hot Bvirtnga Lv 1146 am 7 30pm 'Ar Kaoxvfll* L 4 kra 4 lAan. Ar Ix-.| ,gi.m L' 10 40pm f 45am Ar Cincinnati l.v 5 00.-m 7(oam Ar Iti-avtll I.V| 7 46t>m 6o|>m;Ar HI Lout* Lv|| t o*an> All trains arrive and dcfwrt from tha l‘l*nt Hy.tem Ktailoo. THROUGH CAB SERVICE. ETC TRAINS 33 AND 34 DAILY. NEW YOR K AND FLORIDA EXPRESS VaaU buled limited trabia. with Pullman Drawing Room 81-p4ng Caia b-tw-m Savan nah and New York. Connects at \Va*hliigton with Cos ion mi Expr*-* for Iftmton Pullman 81- eptng Car* b>twecn Charlotte and Richmond and CharkMta and Nor folk Dining Car* serve all meal* tmtwsen fiavannah and Washington. TRAINS 35 AND 36 DAILY. THE UNITED STATES FAST MAIL Veatlboled limited trains, carrying Pullman Drawing Hoorn Sleeping Car* betwean Savannah and New York Dining Cora *rve all meal* between Havannah ami Wa*hln. ten Also Pullman Drawing Room Ble-pn g Cara twtwecn fiavanoah and cTnciunatl. through A.hevlll* and ‘Tha Land of tba Sky " For complete Information *■ to rates, acltedule*. etc., apply to O. GROOVER Ticket Agent. Plant System Station JAMES FREEMAN. C. P and T. A. 141 Bull .treat. Talephonaa-Uell. 450; Gavrgla. 450 8 H HARDWICK A*ltnt Gen.ral Paaenger Agent. Atlanta. G. MARINE INTEI.I.IGENt E. Matter* of lalerest to Shipping Men Generally. Petty thieving I* being frequently re ported along the river front lately. Sev eral vetM-al* have been hoarded by wharf thieve* during the pa*l few day*, and arthles lx longing to the crew taken. In about all case* the Invader* have man aged lo twain. The British steamahlp Axmlneter clear ed lor Barcelona y**terday with a cargo of 6,100 bale* of cotton, valued at 33.1i.44- 1 Thl* 1* the first vessel to clear with cot ton at the Custom House thl* season. Two Urge cargoes of lumber will leave Boston for South America the first fair chance In the barks Harrison O. Johnson. Capt. Bergman, and ths Benjamin F Hunt, Jr, Capt. Soria. Both vewsel* hove cleared at the Custom House, the former for Rosario, with 796.444 feet of pine and spruce, and th<- latter for Bueno* Ayres, with t0*.709 feet of pine, oak, walnut and white wood. Sebastian, Fla . Sept. 14 -Tug boat Three Friends arrived here thl* morning and pulled schooner Mary E Mor.e oft and now has her In tow for Fertiandina. I’uasrager* by Steamships. Passenger* by steamship City of Birm ingham. New York for Savannah. Sept. 11—W Warner. Jr . and wife. Flor n e Warner. Annie Warner. Ml.* E J Nu gent. J R McKean, O. M Norton. T M Weir. Mr Finney, J. E. Finney. C, A Lewi*. Mr A J. lo'hwald and two itill dren. M Lehwald. I. M. Frank, C. II Courley. Hmlle fichwarta. C. P Hay, 14 Lehwald. Dr. C. A Fox. C. F Rtltson. A Morse. Mrs L Gaines. W. Norton. J Mooden, Mr. Elbail. W. la-npett. 4nv.iin.tt Aluianae. Sun risen at 6:44 a. m and sets at 4:05 p m. High water at Tybee to-day nt 123)0 a to and 12:35 p. m High water at Savan nah one hour later. Phases of the Moon for keplember. D. It 31. First quarter 2 1 56 morn Full moon 5 11 4 eve. Last quarter 15 2 67 eve. New moon 3* I 57 eve. Moon IVrtgee, sth; Moon Apogee, 234 ARRIVAL* AND DEPARTURES. Vessels Arrived Yesterday. Steamship Treasury (Rr), Davies, Barry. -Mini# ft Cos. Veaaeta flearevi Yeeterday. Steamship Axmlnster (Rr), Bpink. Bar celona.— Strachan ft Cos. Schooner Annie T. Bailey, Findlay, Phil adelphia. Schooner Bahama (Br). Anderson. Vic toria Cove. Canada, near Quebec.—Master. Y'eaaela Went to 9ea- Bark Sonora (Nor). Telofsen. SharPj ness Schooner Wm. H Swan. Davidson. Ual tlmore. ahlpplna tlrmi.rsslt. Port Tampa. Fla.. B*pt. 14.-Arrlved. Austrian steamer Lacroma. Cerclcb. New York. Sailed. Norwegian steamer Verlla*. Has museen, Havana. Carrabelle. Fla . Bepf 14—Cleared, •chooner John R. Bergen (American). Smith. Nets York Baltimore. Sept 14 —Arrived, steamer Alleghany. Savannah. Sunderland, Sept 12 -Sailed, Cyc4e. Ba vxniMih. Fernandlna. Fla . Sept 14 -Cleared, ■teamei Hetty (Au*t). Blelch. Trieste, vto Baltimore Hailed. choonr Maggie G. Hart. Welt. New York New Orleans. I-*.. Sept 14 —Cleared steamer Iberia (Nor). Jakobten. Celb*; Adrla (Nor). Baemuawen. Port Antonia Charleston. 8 C . Sept. 14 —Arrived. •teamcr Oaktond* (Br). Granger. iv>m ran; tug North American and lender L>t tls. Philadelphia for Galveston, put in fvr coal. Mobile. Ala . Sept. 14—Arrived, steam er U*k (Br). Murry, from Puerto Cortes, schooner Lt*sl H Partstck, Meyers. Ha vana Cleared, steamer Ardenroto (Br). Smith, for Havana, steamer Kepeir,* (Nor), Dan lelsen. Puerto Cor teg. Key West, Fla. Sept. 14—Arrived, •learners Ms scot to. Whlta. Port Tampa, and sailed for Havana; culttra McLnne Haynold*. Port Tmia. Algonquin. Willy. Wilmington; tug Dauntless. Floyd Ha vana. with schooner H Frank Neally In tow; schooner* A F Merrill, Lowe, Boiusko. Dr Lvke*. Poztler. Havana K!eetw<-od Sept 14 —Ballad, steamer Yestor. Savannah. 9 poise*. Norwegian hark Gazette, from Tampico to Falmouth. Nallre to Marlaer*. Pilot chart* and all hydrographic Infor mation will ta furnished master* of ves sel* free of eharge In United States hy drographic office In Custom House. C*p tslna are reqilMted to call at the olfic*. Repon* of wreck* and derelict* received for transmission to tba Navy Depart -989$ Foreign Exports. Per British *team*hlp Axmlnster, for R.ircel.ata-fl.Wn talcs cotton, value 3335.- 44ft—Cargo various. Per British schooner Bahama, for Vic toria Cove, near Quebec -I,Oto pieces yel low pine lumber, ne at-urlng :’.49 feet, value 32.134.—Carg0 by Cha*. 8. Hlrsch ft Cos. f'nnalwlae Esports. Per schooner Annin T. Bailey, for Phila delphia—333.2l4 feet yellow pile.- lumber Cargo by John A. Calhoun. YK99151.* IN I’lißT, fiteamahlpa. Axmlnster (Hr). 1.231 tons. Spink: ckl for Barcelona Howlek Hall (Br). 2.374 tons, Kllvert; Idg fur Bremen—Strachan ft Cos Roxbv (Br) 1.964 tons* Shield*; Idg for Bremen and Hamburg- A, F Churchill Imaiim (Brl. 2.7<*; tons, Pentarlhy; big eotlrat—Strachan ft Cos. Bre kfleld (Br). into ions, Jeffela; Idg cotton—Mini* ft Cos. Darlitiabai (Br) 1.62i (on*. Work. Idg for Liverpool Strachan ft Cos. lathnon (Hr). 2.294 tons. Gardner; Idg for Bremen.—Minis ft Cos. Treasury (Br). Rats. Davies; Idg. for Genoa —3l Inis ft Cos, Ursula Bright (Br). 2.114 tons. Goods; Idg for Bremen —Wilder A Cos. Msseonomo tHr *. 2.734 tons, Mann. Idg for Bremen —W. W. Wilson. Nhlps. Germanic (Nor) 1.269 ton*, Sunde. Idg n. .—Dahl ft Cos. flsrlti. Zefiro (Ital), 544 ton*. Paturxo; Id. n a.— Straiban A Cos. Anna lOer), 1.257 ton*, Oilman*; to Id. n. ■ —Strachan ft Cos. . Carl Huattatl (Nor). 449 tone, Olsen; to Id n. *.—Dahl ft Cos. Bussell (Nor), 407 ion*. Hansen; Idg n s.—ll* nry Juchter Crown (Nor), 629 ton*. Ileberg; to Id. n a —Master Lizzie Curry (Br). 494 tons. Landry; Idg lumber for Qu<l -.—Master. Rrlga. Zenit (Aust). 344 lons, Benlcb; to Id. n *.— Straehan ft Cos. Hsrkrallnri. Ramona (Br), 494 tona, Trelegven, cl*, for —Master. firkooner*. Oscar C. Schmidt 467 ton*. Prteraon; Idg lumtw-r —C. W Howard ft Cos. Harriet C. K*rlln, 456 ton*. Steelman; Ida. lumtar-~Ma*ter Severn 4Or). 403 Von*. Kerr; lo Id. n. *— Master. Annie T. Bulley, 390 ton*. Findlay; Idg lumle r Master Julia A Truhae. 392 ton*, Albertson; Idg lumtier—Master. T W. Dunn, 435 ton*, Bond; Idg. lumber— Master. Tho*. L. James. 374 ton*. Farnham; Idg lumber—Blaster, Bahama (Br). 321 ton*, Anderson; Idg lumber—Master. , At t| iiNrflntlnr, Si hooner John It. Penrose ami hark lat - tona. FLAOIR ItAYAUB* CHINA ailllions of t e test in Is t arrled Off by * the nuhonle Pail From the I’hlladclphia Record. Hlaghaa. Clilna. Aug. 20-The most terrible arourgu of modern lime* la the bubonic plague. It wa* first calbsl the Hong Kong plague, bemuse II attrarted the attention of the world first l>y It* ap pearance tn the British colony of flong Kong. But It did not originate llwre. It tame from the mainland, where It h*d been raging for many month* The prov ince of whbh Canton Is tne capita! may claim the distinction of giving birth lo thla winged dragon that la >preadtng It* black rb tdow over all Aala and threatens the whole world. It lagan early In Hit* decade It waa carried from llong Kong to Bombay In a shipload of tin- live or lx year* ago. In spite of the moat vig orous effort* of the Indian government, the latest report* Indicate a death rule In India from thin one cause of not l'-f- ■ than 6.000 per week. Il I- probable that the unrepnrted ease* would raise thla fig-- ure lo an average of l.iif) a day. Few Quarantine Heaulntlon*. But thl* fearful mortality I* stmll In comparison with wltal I* going on In Chin.i. Here, there are no quarantine reg tilattona, except ala few open porta, atid even there they are very Imtwrfectly , ar rled out. Thera are no sanitary officers; no money I* expended by the government to prevent the spread of the disease. The only effort made by the mandarin* to fight the plague I* an occasional visit to an Idol temple to |>ray to Hie evil spirit and make an offering to sppeaai hit wiath And *0 It has been creeping up the China coset. spreading drvaelallon In Its track. It reached Hlnghuu City In the summer of U 96 Not leaa than 1,570 died within *tx week*, out ol a popula tion of perhaps sixty thousand filuce then the condition In Hinghua I* typical of all the Southern roast of China Tha mortality ha# been terrible The plague move* about from village t< vtllag- 1' goner illy lost* for übout two month.- In a place. It tag In* in a light form that yields readily to prompt and skilful treatment, If there I* any one to administer It. But the dlsvuec Increases tn violence and become# mure fatal, then Plant System. of Railways. Train* Operosed by 90th Meridian TI me—On* Hour Slower Tlt*n City Ttmw. 118, it n, ~h Nunh and' South. , a,34 ■-i IH i 111 4 4ip, .ua,l2 Ilk- a tta . *3a Lv* . “.Savannah.Ar|, l 46a 7 w i i-pti lu^iFiffp X. 16a U Wa, 4 I9p 10 Jta, 4 s*., A r . Charlraton .. Lv||ll Op 5 iftai 5 Ittp! 1 41* ll 1 4 23.. | 7 26) Ar .... Rich mural .. Lv 9 06ai 6 I M#‘ai U9Di ,Ar ..Washington... Lv tJO-iillCp. 1 1 * *.,| 1 00-vAr Baltimore ... I.vi 2 s&al t 4Cp 1 1® *5-> Ibua.Ar .... Philatlelphla.. Lv| 12 9up 11 J3pj I I I 16p 7 00. Ar ... New York.... Lv|| 9 26pi • iftwj ■ i * 30pj . I On;. Ar Boston Lv, 1 (Op lluOni, :• 133 35 ,63 M I [IS .- -a 22 lf~ i UN’ 336 - . 06a 6 Jftaj 2 1 w(TLv Hftvagnah ... Arli 1 g.,'.2 IW|I2 VOptU .V**|lo 15 * ®6pj 5 tip lo 501 7 55a, 4. a Ar . . Wa>cro**.... l.v 10 3i>p 9 p 9 kii 9 30uj 7 ft* 12 M-i; 9 U|. . lip; t Iftpj I 15|- Ar Tnftmavllle . l.v : *0,.( T top! Ila! IW|l3| 10 JOp 7 e.*p I.’ wk> 9 ,'6.t| X) • ,Ar ... Ja- k>onv|llg.. Lv| * 30;- * i*n 5 due 7 30*; 5 Oil |W >P, 3 ip|l2 2p 13 02p; Ar I’alalkn ... l.v .- 40|i| 6 OOpj 4 O&a 4 fl6a ... I 3 toft, 5 40pi I j[Ar Sanford Lviju €6p 1 1 00a 1 49ft ....*• I I | 1 20p 2 39|- Ar ...Ualn**vll|e .. l.v . .1 2 40pj I I I * I4p I tip Ar Coala .... Lv | I l 40, -... 1 10 50p Hi ip Ar .81. Petersburg., l.v | 6 00a, I J b’a 10 OOt-dfl 00p|10 OOpilAr T*mt>* . I.v 7 00a! 7 to| 75p tp .. I hto|lo 30p|t0 30p 10 99p Ar ... Port Tampa Lvl| 4 16a| 9 X6a| 7 OOp 7 40p....~ j | 1 19*j 1 10a j I lub Ar ... I’uiMb Garda . Lv | 4 J6p 4 16p .. aMn • I ! -110 45a 10 46a Ar . St Ail gusllne. l.v 6 >)p| | J9p| |. ...^ I & WM* 3 liti 3" p 5 7<-a| l.y ... HftVantuh ... LvMIO 15a U 19a !!7.7. ;..'.".7..|....._ .| 4 45|> 4 Isaj 4 60p 6 49a ]Ar Jrsttp l.v; * Xst 19 Snp | I I * 45p| 7 10oj 4 26p 4 06a! Ar .... Brun awlek Lv 6 40a| 3 dtp| j |.... NORTH. WEBT AN D SOUTHWEST 16 | 53 || Via Jc up || 14 , 36 15 | 35 |jVl* Munigurn* ry.fi 14 | 74 S“V 5 :ua l.v Savannah Ar ,lo la 12 llto i 6 69v ni< Lv Haiannah Ar 10 lia| I toa 4 45p| 6 40..,,Ar ...Jaaup., Lv | 9 loa io 40p 4 10. 9 2tlp Ar M'lg mery Lv 7 tap,ll 25ft I 00a, 1 !5p ,Ar Macon Lv 1 00a, IWP 7 lOp! 6 V>* Ar Nashv'lle Lvl! 4u 2 lift 4 SO*) 9 60;- Ar.. Atlanta Lv 10 tip,l2 l<d> t b*a II SSp Ar Luulnvdl* Lv 1 H',i 91* 9 45*: * 40p Ar Oh* nuoga Lv 4 (Lpl 4 4.a J 04ft| 4 06p Ar Cm- Innatl Lv ;U nop I*• I 9np! 7 • Ar lovulsvllle l.v 7 45a{ 7 4%p T 30a| 7 14t Ar 84. loul Lv , I (ftp lit 7 30p 745 Ar Ctncl.Niatl Lv 6 3aj 7 i*k> | | fL ft N ) 794 * OOp lAr 81 la>uia Lv * ISpf I to* f 9ta| Ar 8t lomla Lv I I OOp 7 1m! 6 UN' Ar Chtcaga .Lvt 6 top) y uop j | (M A O.) 5 4-ia tUp (Lv.. Atlanta ArniO Mp II Sna 4 tost 9 tip! Ar Chlengv. f.vH 7 nnp 1 rap I top! 7 Un Ar Mempbns Lv' 6 kin' 4 top 4 45a! 710 Ar KnnaaaCllyLv | 4 Wpi AP 4 13pl 3* !Ar.. Mobile ..Lv||U ilpjU 20* • land unmarked ttaliia# dally. ® 40pi 7 40*!(Ar N Orlnane Lv , &s*> . tip t Dally except Sunday. | t u jua,,Lv aevannah ArhtO 15*|13 10* (Sun,lay only j j 45. 13 JOp Ar • Tlflon .. Lv|l 3 16*1 6R* Through Pullman Sleeping TVr tferrlee I ti* 2 !0p Ar.. Albany Lv 'll Ota 3 tip to North East and W l *** and lo Florid* I 6 30p Ar Colitmbu* Lv‘! ... 10 uu* tuaarvlluiis made at Port 'lamp* with ilrsmrr* fur Key W eat aad llsvaaa. I.ravlug Port Tampa Moadaya, Tharadaya aad Oatardaya •( 8100 p. in J. II Polhemua, T P A.; E A Armand . city Tkt Agt . Do 8010 Hotel. Pbuaa OL B. W. WRBNN. Paasenger Tra file Manager, Savannah. Ua McDOi\OUGH 1 BALLANTYNE, T Iron Founders, Machinists, btfttg.miiba. Wallet osadiaea, manata aturere of Slutluo •> aaj i-anakle Rftgdia**, tvnieai and tap Miwiit cJ _ ■ .uiLja* ir MlUa, 50.,, Mill aad Pan*, aka (flag. 4'alieye, eta. ‘ TELEPHONE NO. 123. " V It gradually die* out, the later .'ate* be ing like tha first. No Medical llemefly. With tha t hin* e tha fatalities are enor mous. They know little of mvdlclne and nothing of Riinltatlon often Hie lrk are left to themselvce. and the relatives tiro for their live*. I recently heard of a •mall village In which there were more than one hundred cases, alt fatal except two. It Is very common for from 10 to 20 per cent of the population of a village to die within a few weeks. In n village of lee* than 70 Inhabitant*, more than 40 have dl*t) recently. In n region on thl* coast, the end of the Btughol penliumla. It la eaitmatud that within the past two year*, out of a prob able population of 3u.t*i. not lee* than onvi-third of the people have died. Tier** are no tall94lc* taken by the govarnmvn' from which to report accurately or even approximately as to the number of th-aib*. hut after much inquiry during fre quent tours In all direction* over thl* Hliiglma prefecture, with a protabla po|>- ulailon of $.091.9*1. 1 think the death rain annually from thl* one rauae for the pa*t two yeara rop* * l il y cannot be lose than from 7. to 9 per cent., or at least 140.9*) a year la*** Virulent In the North. What has been said of Hinghua may tie sold of thl* whole coast south of here and north a* fr as F*iorhow, only It has not been 00 long continued In the north Lost summer It wa* very violent and fa tal In Mnnehurta. beginning at the port of Newchuang. Ite**nl adilce* say that It ha* now spread Into the Interior, and I* 1 oproting the experience of Bombs Chi na In the extreme north It Is Inevitable that this scourge will spread all over China. Thor* t no effort upon the part of the government to prevent It The bubonic plague t* a child of filth To kill It. Ha mother must first ho dis posed of. To do thl* the mandarin* are not Intelligently lining a lngl* linger, nor will they during this generation They could not If they would, and moat of them would not If they could. Tht* vast mias ma swamp will not be drained and tloan*- *d utile** lh Western I’owrrs do It. And Who can doubt for a moment that the present situation I* a wrlou* monaca to •II Christendom? The plague I* a whip of small cord* In tha honda of God to make filthy humanity clean up. % It iissinns He4*rl VA Ith It* Already aeverol Russian# have died of Gils disease In Manchuria, and many na tive employe* on the Ml her kin Ilailrtanl have died, while many more have quit wotk and fled, thit* seriously hindering the work of construction. This gives Russia a far tatter rxcuse for seizing that provtnc*. than those It ha* had for inking the step* already taken toward completely Russian izing that vast Mice of the Celeatlal Km -1 When 4h* time come*. America should have a share In thl# hou#o cleaning. How can she shirk the responsibility with the Philippine* ilmosl aa near this Fuhhien coast at Cub* lie* to Florida; and with the Hawell Islamto half way aero** the Pacific containing ten* of thousand* of Chinese, and constant communl-aslon with China; *nd with tb- tmrmn.* and rapidly growing traffic of 1 '•j'" 0 <•< **posing our country to the conta gion more than any .alt*' . Every motive of duty 10 ourselves and to humanity *e*m* to point to America having an Imporlan* part to perform ti , h *. future of tha A-tollc continent a* w* II a* of tho Island* that fringe It* <■**• Rarer Thing* lo Hal. From the Phttodrlphla Record. Octopus I* largely eaten m tha I*l* of J< P'rlc arid, a rntrpontnl of lyddtte. I* used to adulterate beer. Hedgehog, b.ke.l Pi a clay ovon. I* a dish any epicure might envy. The Icelander rata dried fish *nd butter Jurt * we eat breftd and hulirr. A China** drink I* made of lamb* flesh, bruised with tire, and fermented Sherry owe* It* pecullat taste to aul phate of lime, two and a half ppunda of which ar* a<kled to ob 1.99) pound* of r*|*es A penny will buy 20 time* * much nourishment In the shape of oatmcul a* In the form of beef. Bleat has been preserved In a frozen ■cite for 30 yar, and found perfectly ratable nt the end of that time. Tha sterlet, caught In Siberian rivers, compete* *Bh the Pompano, from the Gulf ol Mexico, as the moat delirious fleh in the world , A company ha tarn formed to supply tlx- English markat with reindeer venison Telemarken. In Norway. Is Ito headquait er* It has • head of 2.400 deer. Vermouth Is made of white wine*, fla vored with red Peruvian tark. rhubarb, orange peel. Ills roat. veronica, centaury, cinnamon elder flower*, germander, and sugar Truly a wonderful compound In MaurHlit* they make tea of the leave* of an orchid In Petit they drink mile, a tea made from a native specie* of holly. The Aby*slnUn* make ■ tea from tho leave* of cthi editlls, which ha* strong, stimulating qualities. 01$ B'YPO. y Rchedulea Effective Sept 10. IS*. Train* arrive at and depart from Central Station. H'wt linud, foot of iJbartv street *>th MnrldUn Tlroa—One hour slower than tlljr lima. **• Arrlva * Savannah: Havannah: (Augusta, Macon. AiianU.j • 41am|t'ovltlgton. M llcdgevtlle,B Oman (■ rnj all Intermedia!# point si |Aiiau.la Ma. on Atlanta I Alhani. Montgomery, Co-| ** OQpm lumlnia. Illmiinirhiiin Am |t ODattt jeftcue, Kufaula and Troy.| ** wpm| I >ovcr Accommodation r? tiara f* utpaaj Ouyton Dinner Train. |f bpai ‘Daily. tKirtpl Sunday BETWEEN savannah and* ttbeb. 7!lh meridian or Savannah rll|r lima LEAVE SAVANNAH. Monday only ,21 a ro Dally excapl Monday : a m Daily S:00 p. m. LEAVE TYHEK Monday only 711 a ro. Dolly except Monday 10 u ro I ally 1p m iad at i>Tinlnal lOinta ntllli all trains Northwest. West and Southwest. f Sleeping cars on nlsht trnlna between Savannah and Auauata, Macon, Atlanta ond Itlrmlnaham. Parlor car* on day trains between Ba vann.lh. Mar oti and Atlanta. Kor complete Information, ocvh (doles. r"t" and connection*, apply lo w. O BREWER, t'lly Ticket and Pass, rnirer Agent. 107 Bull street, or W. It. McINTYRM, Depot Ttefcet A rant. X C. ItAII.K. <leneral I'awrnyrr Anstit E. H. HINTON. Traffic Manager. 1 HEO D. KI.INK, Orti. Superintend eat, Havannah. Oa. fflgftTilMSH lIMITEH Double Daily Service Th* short line lo Norfolk. Washington. Ualitmnro, Philadelphia, New York sad the h_i< H rwiwi Rw"w v ® a y* nn *h. s. A.X Ry.U Kpmfil itpm Ar Columbia, 8 A. L H> tpm Mam Ar Raleigh. 8 A. L Ry 11 Ppm 11 Mem Ar Durham, 8. A L Ry : T Juamj 4 tpm Ar Petersburg.* 8 Ale Ry 4 Ham 4 Upm Ar R|. htnoiwl. s A L. |t> i item t> 40pm Ar Washington, Penna... II 45um| BOpm Ar Baltimore Penna. .... 10 (gamll! Kpm Ar Philadelphia, Penna... 11 Ppm! 3 Mara Ar New York Penna 1 Klpat t llane No 44 ' tioW I-v Savannah. 8. A L Ry.U UpoafU ktpiii Ar Poristnoulh, B.A.L Hy; 7 Oram; S Mpm Hteamera leave KorfofE dully, escapi Hunday. for Baltimore. Philadelphia and New York, and dally for Washington. lot ila and New Orleans, leaving Savannah at 7 a. m.. arriving at Montgomery 7:9 p. m , at which poltit rloaa connection It made with pie L. A N R. R.. arriving at Mobile SO6 a. m. and New Orlaana 7 40 a. m The short line to Fernand in a, Jacliaon vllle. Tnmiu and other Flotldm points. | No V [ Noth’ Lv Savannah,' I7X. L. Hyl (Him I I Wpai Ar Fernandlna. HAI. Hy Uam! I Hpm Ar Jackaonvllle, HAL. It y loam 1 7 40pm Ar Tampa. HA 1. Ry. 5 ttpmj lam Magnificent Pullman buffet sleeping cor service to Washington, Balltmoro, Phila delphia and New York; aloo to Jackoott vtllc and Tampa. flirting ears from Savannah to Hamlet, and Richmond to New York. Buffet parlor cara Savannah to Mont gomery. For additional Information apply to Ticket Office, Bull and Bryan streets. Phone 3*. 1,000,000 HIDES WANTED. DRY FLINT* UH DtlT HALTED lllie OKCEN HALTED Mto D. KIRKLAND, Successor © R. Kirkland. <l7 to 4Q 81. Julian street, west. 9