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NAVAL STORES SELL LOWER. jirTtß THB CLOlirni I*RI4 K KIIOW A YIELDDU mDRHCT. Ttr Otflelal 1 urpfniluf Market I'lrn <a ST I *n<a. With lain Reported l.atrr at M .r-Hnalaa Also Told I,o*eer— t.roaaly R>a||rralrt Hr porta of Storm l>aai|r la Tciaa and Other Ualllah lent liuari n It tar la the l otion Market—Loral and Telearaphlr Markrta. Th# Morning N< wa Ofllc*. Saturday, Sept 22. The feature of the markets to-day was the weakness which developed In the na vsl stores sltustlon during the closing hours. Spirits turpentine closed Arm at *7 cents, but la understood to have sold off a half cent later. Rosins closed quiet end unchanged, and are said to have sold 6 cante off on H and below. The weakm-ss was due to the backwardness of export era about taking stuff at the market price, and rhelr ablilty to hammer the market by reason of the fact that their demand were not apparently of an urgent nature The cotton market efoeed easy and stead ier. with aales on the spot light. During the day there were reports of a storm In Texas and grossly exaggerated accounts of the damage caused thereby, with some of the estimates putting the loss at 2.t8),- 009 hales. This and other bulllah Informa tion accounts for the advance In price* The following resume of the markets will show the tone and quotations at th* clos ing to-day: rOTTO*. Not a great deal was doing In the cotton market to-day. as compared with the gen eral volume of trading for the past fow days There was a good demand however and tranaaetlona sufficient were made to roll up a fairly good showing The .-los ing was quiet and steadier, with sales on the spot of 168 bales Receipt* were 11.147. against 1.772 last year and 8,154 year la tere last Good middling f. o. b was around 10%c with good sales reported. The following were the official spot quo tations at the close of the market at the Cotson Exchange to-day: . i This List | day year. Oood middling 1"% 6% Middling 10 Dow middling . 9% ■'.* Good ordinary | 4% Market quiet and steadier; aales. 16* Savannah Receipts. Exports and S'o-ks Receipts tills day 1t.347 Receipts this day last year 8 772 This day year before last 8.154 Receipts since Sept. 1, 1900 119,574 Same time last year 101/09 Coastwise export* 50 Continent * 0(>o France !*>•' Stork on hand this day 38.685 Sam" day laat year 75.9*2 Receipts and Slocks at the Ports— Receipts this day 2.1.599 Receipts this day last year M ill Receipt* thl* day year before last.. 37.199 Total receipt* since Kept. 1, 1901... 318 576 Same time laat year 518.580 Same time year before hist 411.®0 Stock at all port* to-day *7.606 Stock same day laat year’ 562,4® 9R.1 ISLAND COTTON. Fancy Florida* I^MBI Extra choice to fancy Georgia*..., The receipts were lot bags, against 2.2*7 le*t year The sale* were 599, against 1.444 last jeer. Dally Movements at Other Ports, tjalveston—Stock. 18.003. N"*w Organs-Steady. middling, 10%r; net receipts, 14.420; gros receipts. 12.4® sales. 4.060. stock, *1.047. Mobile—Steady.) ml-klling. 10r;.net re ceipts. 214; gross receipts. 414; s.tlee. 100; esock. 6.60). <'harleaton—Firm: middling. 9%e; net re ceipts. 4.5**. gross re.-eipts, 2.56*. stock, 14,- 715 Wilmington—Firm; middling. U)%c: net receipts. 4.31*. gross receipt*. 4.31; stock 84.280. Norfolk-Firm; mkklling 10%c, net re ceipts. 2.478; gross receipts, 2.475. solas l.nio. stock, 15,073. Baltimore— Nominal; middling, 10%. . • lock. 907 New York—Quiet; middling. 19% . gross re I elpg*. 821; sales. JtXO; stock. 22.825. Boston—Rteady; mkklling. lu%c, gross receipts. 2,292. Philadeilphla—Firm; middling. 10%c; ne' receipts, 40; gross receipts. 40, stock, 2,- 049 Dally Movemsnte at Interior Towns, Augusta-Quiet nnd Hteady; middling 10 I-14c; net receipt*. 3,354; gross receipts, 3,154 sties, 1.324; stock. IMS Memphis-Htendy; middling. 19%e; ne receipts. 9*2 gross receipts, 1.0*2; sales 1.880. stock, 8.804. Rt Louis-(Heady; middling. Irt%c; net receipts. 1.201. grows receipts, 1.832; sales. 120: stock, 5,808 Cincinnati Quiet; middling lO'-.c; net receipts. 37; gross receipts. 37; sales. 400, stock, 6.80* Houston Rteedv; middling. 9\c; nee re ceipts. 11.806; gross receipts. 11.806; sales, 827; stock. 35,.1*1. Louisville—Firm: middling. 1040. Exports of Cotton This Day. New Orleans—Continent. 400. Mobile—Coastwise, 150. Savannah—France, 950; continent, 6.<Kh. coastwise, SO. Charleston—Coistwl**. *55. Wilmington—ll'oasiwtse. 1,250. Norfolk -Coastwise, *l9. Total foreign ex|>orts from all ports this day—To France, 950; 40 the continent. *.- 450 Total foreign exports from all ports thus far this week--To France. 950; to the con tinent. * 450. Total foreign exports since kept. J. 19‘ To Great Rrltaln. *2.3*5; to France, 11.- 07*i; to the continent. 72.5*0 Charleston, Bepr. 22-Cotton firm; mid dling. 9%c bid. COTTON FI TURK.*. The Close Quiet and steady With Trlcea ISe> 128 tllaher. New York. Sept. 22—The cotton market opened steady In tone with prices 12 to 19 pblnts higher on active general buying In which Influential Liverpool house* fig ured as leaders. During the forepart of the session the feeling was Arm and price* were tolerably well sustained by continued foreign support and covering of shorts. The public operated In an Indif ferent manner, for the most part giving attention to the winding up of accounts preparatory to anew start next week Th* strength on the call was entirely due to an unexpected bull development In tho Liverpool marker Both departments there reported pronounced Improvement end closed with sentiment still optlmtwilc In the extreme. The reappears in-* of bull Idses abroad wa* privately reported a due to (he flood news of Texas and other ports of the Western belt and to fears of manipulation In th* New Orleans mar ket Predictions for abnormal receipts at Now Ready IcCORD'S COMPLETE CALCULATOR for computing notion from I point, to U'yc per lb. Figured at 214 poluts end 1-18 rise. *4* pages; I lb. to IflO/IUU Ilia. largest and most complete. I’rlce, express prepaid, fktu. eel rssb. De>>_ contents over five million figures. McCord Book Company, ATLANTA. UA, MURPHY & CO., INC.. ■Board of Tisde Building, Savannah Private leased wires direct to New York, t hn-ago and New Orie nt* t OTTon, gTOC Ha CM) GRAPH. New York office. No. 41 Rroedway. 'ffl s In principal cltiee throughout (he South Write for our Market Manual and book containing Instructions for tradera the Interior towns and ports next week, notably at Galveston. Icl traders on the local exchange to proceed with great cau tusi Crop news from tho Eastern bell was rather better, but not sufficiently to specially figure as an Influence Follow log the all in* market btvaine qutetcr and prices ran off tiom the opening level. 1 he market for futures closed quiet and steady, with prices net 9 to 12 postil* higher. F'l.l ITI ATIONh |% Ft I t HI | New 5 ork. Sept. 22 —Cotton futures opened steady as the advance and closed quiet and steady. Prices a* (olio*-: | Open., High. Low Close January ......j 9 5* ' | 9 *, 1 j sg'|~ February .... 8.57 9.58 9.58 9 and March I 9 57 j 9 58 | 9 54 j 9 .3 April .55 | 9.AS j 9.52 9.58 May 9.55 | 9 .57 j 954 j 9.52 June j 954 j 9.A 9,54 9.52 July j .... j .... 1 9so August j ~.. j .... j .... | .44 September ...| 9 95b 1012 ;p) 09 | 10.17 October | 9 97b 10.U3 |99*| 997 November .. 977| 977 9*7 9*7 December . 9 *lb 981 955| 957 Liverpool. Sept. 22. 1 p m -Colton, spot very dull business, and prices higher: American middling fair, 7 5 led; good mid dling 7 1-lM: middling. 7d; low middling. * IS-1M; good ordinary. * l-32d; ordinary. 5 2..-33d. The sales of the day were 2.000 hales, none for s|teculatton and export, and Included I*oo bales American: te celpts. 7.000 bales, including 3.700 bales, American. Fulurr* opened steady and clnsed steady; American middling, low middling clause. September. 7 00d value; Bcptember- October, *.03(i6.04d value; Gctober-Novem ber. 5 37d sellers;, November-December, I 291)4 308 sellers. December-Jsnuary. 5.22 U buyers: January-Kebruary, 5 19R5.JM buy er); February-March, 5.17d buyers; March-Aprll. 5.15d buyers; Aprll-May, 5 ltd sellers: May-June. 5 1205 13d buyere; June-July, S.lSd value, July-August, 5.(891 buyers. New Orleans. Sept. 22—Colton futures steady. • | apt ember 10.06®in (a February 9 kvo9 42 uctober .... 9.61(7 M 2 March 9.434i9 44 November . 943 44 April 9.41419 45 December 9 3915 940 May 9.454)9.4* January ... 939-0 9 40; i OTTO* LCTTISR9. York. B'pt. 22.— -Murphy Se Cos. My: Parlous raln In vlrinltv of T>allas Fort W'orih. causing dama*j (orotton, N(irfe4 a further huylus in I*ivf*rp#>r| this mnmlnir un<l CiiblFS r*pcriri\ tontlnwt lion of lono of nnd fnr #i*n WfTF morF fo hiy In lordi market than for toniF *lav*. Th*' volume l of traniL'tiorYH wan iirgr, with pom** increase In outaido Rp porta fr>m lh' Houth ahow that tlcmiml for cotton in interior I>* active, owinsr tr la**k of material abroad and htiHlncua transact*! for apinuers in lo*.i! market in conraapondincly large. Hcntimcm con tinued dIvMM, in view of uncertainty nv<*r lh* r*f a llhcral rroj* move ment. but there ie no general disposition to antici|>a(e a material decline in prl The undertone HhowMl coniderable strength New York. Kept 22 —Hubbard Kroe. A Cos. * ay: Our cable* Mate the advance In Id\eTponl wa* canned by the buying of the near poeitlona by Importerh who be came uneasy over the email clearance* from America The market her. op*nl quiet with tmyera at a aube antlal sd -vnue on October ami Novrmuer. which wna not ao marke*! on the winter |>o#t tlon#. Trama**tiotm were limited In vol ume. an compared with l**t week, fhe trad* not helnc aa wild a then. Toward the cloaa exporter* were xcllere against purcham ra in the Houth. Th atnall ato k here U creating much comment* In view of th* large tnlerer-t known to l>e held here for Kuropcan account. Hecetpi* are hr.tvy at the known Interior town* <lal veefon !w expected to resume fully on Monday. DRY GOODS* New York. B-pf 23-The week eleiif* wtlh a, tu it 1 builneae In staple .bttons nf limited dluunikvne. but tone of market strong throughout. Prlnl cbrlha quiet at previous prlroe. Frlnts In goo.l .b-mati.l, but no (-barge In que.l*tlon*. Glnghami very Arm. t’otton yarn* strong, with little offering. Woolen and worsted yarns dull and easy. NAVAL BTOHW. Saturday. Sep 22. SPIRITS TURPENTINE—The market opened firm to-day at 87 cents, with sale* of 1 821. and dosed firm and tin. hanged with further enles of 26u. It was re|r.- ed that during the late hours th* mark."' was decidedly easier, and that a large quantity of spirits, something over l,t ca*k. sold at 36%' . Th- day s receipt* were 1.486. and the exports I.S7* R()8INS-The rosin market closed qu'et and nnchangel to-day. with <t fair demand for th* offering* at prices lielow quota tions. It was r*|a>rted that during the late hours sale* were made on a Iswtl* af 5 cents below quotations on H and below The day’s receipts were 5,257. sales 457 •’ Ihe opening, and 318 at th* closing, and the exports 10.413. Price* as follows: A. B. C $1 35 I D 1 ® K 1 6‘ K 1 FI M 1 " p 1 45 N I x* n " 1 50 W O 2(t ,l 1 tn W W 295 Receipts Saturday— Spirits Roem c. R R 1.176 S„ F. * 'V } *'"l2 S. A. * "> Exports Saturday— c R. It . week various 27 612 B . F'. A W , week various 179 311 Nor. bark Russell. Glasgow l.7<*. Nor ship Germanic. Rotterdam .1,670 5.74 Naval Stores Btatemm Spirits Rosin Stock April 1. 1900 2.197 112>6 Receipts to-day lU* *-2*7 Receipts previously 221.161 4R1.789 Total since April 1 221791 638 163 Flxporls to-day 1.876 10.412, F3xports previously I*l .*24 |SNt,6i>.. Exports since April 1 1® 200 5(6.017 Bits k on hand to-day 41.091 129.54a Stock on hand came day last y ,„ r 27.618 144.700 Wilmington, N C.. Bept 32 -Spirit# tur pentine firm 34%.t7c. receipt*. 63 Korin steady. $1.1501 20; receipts. 90 Crude turpentine fltm, $1.10fl8 2.10; re ceipts 21. Tar Arm. $1 40; receipts, t Charleston. B. C.. Sept 22—Turp*ntln*. nothing doing Rosin steady and unchang ed. FIVVNUI VI.. MONEY—Th* demand keep* fairly up with the supply .. . . F-gHKIGN EXCHANGE - Mtrkct la w>ak Commercial demand. $4 *3v. #l** IV day# 4tM%; ninety days. W *•%. franc*. Tarl* nnd Havre, sixty day*. 5 21% ' Saris*, sixty days, $.24%: marks, sixty davs. 93 15-16. . nlne*y days. 43 9-16 c D©MF2BTI<* EXCHANGE - B*edv; banka are buying at 3-16 discount and soil ing as follows $25 and tindsr. ls prc. mlum; $35 to SSO !5c premium: SSO to sb>o. jo., premium; sbt to s2nn. 25" premium; s:ii to SI,OOO. par; $1. , 88> and over, 1-16 die count. BECI BITJK-Th# market D very lntK live, scarcely anything doing. Quotations ate iwUKt nomtnai THE MORNING NEWS: SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER ‘J3. 1000. 9 toe It a. Bid. Ask Augusta and Savannah R R but 110 Atlanta und West Point 124 12* do per cent certificates 107 I*4 Augusta Factory 811 66 Cl tiaras Rank 1® U 2 Chatham It.ink 110 lit Chatham It E A 1. Cos.. A MH % do do R 54 57 Eagle and Phoenix 'Mfg. 00.... 106 n- 1 , turn '‘Xi I*X Enterprise Ufa Cos 99 101 Get manta Bank 127 1® Georgia A Alabama 25 T 7 Geotgla Railroad, common 210 215 Uranltrvillo sltg. Cos I*o i5 J T King Mfg Cos Id) 103 Lang'ey Mfg. Cos 117 1® Merchants National Rank 110 111 Nailonal Rank of Savannah ....146 1M Oglethorpe Savings and Trust..lo4 110 People's Savings and Lsaan ICO 101 Southwestern Railroad Cos 1(81 104 Savannah Gas Light Cos 24 25 Southern Hank 153 155 Savannah Rank and Trust 114 114 Sibley .Mfg Cn., Augusta ..*5 99 Savannah firming 95 pH) Honda. Bid Ask Char. Col A Aug Ist se. 1900 b l>, Atlanta rlty 4s. 1922 104 uni Augusta city 4*. 1937 104 107 do 4%* 1925 no in do 7s, 19(13 105 1114 do It, m HR 131 Ala Mid. s*. Ind'd. 192*. M St N 97 *9 Augusta K.,t lory. * per cent 191a |, no Hrunawlck and Western 4s. I*l* *1 w C. It. R. A Ranking collateral f*. 93 93 C of O. Ist sa. lb-year gold, 1946 E. A A It* I® C. of G. con. ss. 194... M AN. .92 93 C. of li Ist In omc*. 194.5 42% AH* dn 31 Incomes, 1945 10 ]1 do 3d Incomes. 1945 5 4 C of U. til G. A A. Dtv) Se. 1947. J. A J 93 93 C. of O (Eaton Branch). se, 1998, J A D 8t 94 City A Suburban R R. Ist 75...108 R 0 Columbus city sv. 1918* 10* ltd Chat lesion city 4s. 1945 101 Ktl Eagle A Phoenix Mllle 45.. 1934. 104 108 Edison Electric Illuminating Ss .104 lu* Enterprise Mu 6, llsd 102 MS Georgia Railroad s. 1910 114 ItAVa G. 8. A F„ 1945, J. A J 111% 1125* Georgia A Ala batna Ist ss. 1945 KS 104 Gcotgia Slate 3>*e. 193. J A J...M4 ltd do a 1 *~ 1915. M A X 144 1M do 4',s. 1915 117 114 Macon city 6s. 1910. J. A J ....116 118 do 4**e. 192*. Jan par IdT 19 ocean Steamship ss, 192* K 8) ltd Savannah city ss. quar. October. 1913 110'* HR* do ss, quar November, 1909 . .110 111 South Carolina state 4'..r. 1932 ..ll* 118 Blbley Mlg Cos *s. 1903 MB 102 South Bound 5s 99‘* lot** S . F A W gen. m, ge. 6s. 1934 123 124 .lo do l-t s>, gold 1934 llo>, lITXk do 81. John Dlv. Ist 4, 1934 94 8* UKKHD HISK VI XIEMEAT. New York. Sept. 22 —the weekly l>ank statement la as follows: lavan*. decrease 82.6x9,50; de|g*hlts, dei lease $9,873.40; rlr- I ulatlon. 111. reuse I84.0(X); legal tender. <le -1 tense ,1.30. spade, decrease $2,802.f100 reserve, il< .Tt ste I*. 717.2)1; surplua. $14,- 552.12a; decrease. 51-2kt.BfO. Ne- York. Sept. 22.- Money on call nom inal. Prime tner. untlla pa|r. f'xtik 1 * per <ent. Sterling exchange steady, with ac tual business in tsankers' bills at $4 B*VB 4 for demand, and at $4,831* for sixty I ratoo. slß4utx4‘ anti 54 88 Commercial bills. $4 82MM 82*,. Sliver cer tlfl, a ten. dVytd'. Bar silver. 42%c. Mex ican dollars. 49Sc. Government bonds firm, railroad bonds weak, state bonds easy. STOCKS %M HO YDS. After a Hon of Active Trading the Market I loses Weak. New York. Sept. *2.—Storks weakened afresh to-day and after two hours of ao ■ five trading the market closed a, live and weak, except for the Irregularity caused by shorts buying lo cover In some of Ihe stocks which bad hern most severely sold by the M ars. Only In Tennessee Coal was the rally as much as a point, leaving a net lose of 2 points In that stock. The coalers, the hlgh-prbcil specialties and the steel stocks, except the steel rail-mak ers. show Ihe heawlest losses. The rkulng and bloodshed In the anthra cite mining region had a deprewslng In fluence on the whole list, and Reading Is sue* were spei tally affe xed on account of the hoi** that has been Indulged that Its mines would not tie shut down, which Is disappoint* 1 by yesterday's cessation of work in that company's shafts. The light buying for Loudon account was entirely disregarded and the slight demand from bargain hunters, which made Its appearance h r<- and there, was with out any Influence In checking Ihe liquida tion The railroad group did not escape the prevailing weakness and standard railroad stocks were as much depressed ns stocks of minor roads. There were ex amples of a base of a point or over In the trunk liner, the Southern group, the Soulhwesterns, the Grangers and Ihe Pa i itlcs, Baltimore and Ohio, and lulsvllle and Nashville were most chnspkuous for weakness The hank statement seemed to precipi tate renewed selling, although It was no w-aker than had been expected anil In the decrease In loans was rather hotter. The loan contraction show* th# extent thai genuine liquid a lion had been going on In the stock market during the week. It seem* elso that the remittances In pay ment of the German loan, which stiffened the exchange market early In the week, were arranged without recourse to Ihe local money market. The movement of gold from the Hank of Flngiand to Ger many coupled with the heavy Interior demand* for currency, strengthened ihe ronvMlon that considerably higher rate* in money are Inevitable. Tile bond market has been only slightly affected compared with stocks, hut liqui dation has l>e*n In evidence there a>*o United Btates new 4s. coupon, advanced % and the- old 4s % per cent In th* hid price. Total wiles of stock* to-day wers 195.5*) sliates. Including Atchison prefsr red. 8.*92, Baltimore and Ohio, 5 460; Chi cago. Burlington and Qulnqv. 5.155; Ml* soitrl Pacific. 5,140, Northern Pacific, 6.53 U, Pennsylvania. */*W. Heading first prefer red, 7.100; Union Pacific, 8,100; American Bteel and Wire. 6,046; Brooklyn Transit. 10/195; People's Gas. 23.425; Sugar, 22,914. New York Stock List slcM*nn 26% do do prf 71% do prf. ........ 67% Wabash ..... 6% (l A 0 66% do prf 16% lan Pa *7 W ALE 8% Can Bo *% do do 2nd prf 23% FINANCIAL. F.A.Rogers&Co.,inc. ] tinkers. Brokers aad Dealer* la Stocks, Cotton, Grain and Provisions FOR CASH OR MARGIN. Prompt Wen tee l iberal Treatment Wtilefor , turn*. |Hsrul quotation NTVkt ana booklet •• tel*4> e*d i ertaisH ia see(elatl* - | 3* W Vl.l. HTKF.FT, NEW YORK. JACOB BERRY & CO. MEMBERSOF THE CONSOLIDATED STOCK EXCHANGE. f:btahlishf:d U 65. 44 and 49 Broadway, New York. Commission 1-16. STOCKS. BONDS GRAIN. COTTON. Bend for our ntv liook entitle I A Glimgee at Wall Sited and Its Markets," of unusual Interest In carsful operator*. Also weekly or dally report, based upon acicuuiic Biddy; of uutrkat cotedJlion* Southern Railway. Trains Atrlvs and Depart Savannah on Bib Meridian Tima - On* Hour Bow* f c. . i , Than IT ly 'l ima. orhsdu.es tn Effect 8u inlay Juna ME 1846 TOaUTxSwnT To HIE EAST U At* CP ¥o.k , NaVil * - | Nta II i NoTs J II (Centra I Tima.) || ) 12 *4upm 12 Mm Lv Savannah Ar 5 lOann 2 stru (Eaator n Time , 4 21pm 4 2Xam Ar Hlaokvtlle 1, 1 COum 1 37pm 4 04|Hi) 4 li)an> Ar Cotumbla l,v i ybam ll Xettn 8 igptn 9 46am Ar t'barlotta Lv 9 65pm ltsM) U 44pm,(2 Bpra Ar Orconaboro Lv,! 7 s4pm| 5 Ram Mam Ar ... Nor folk L* >*i<n It Itam 1 ttgan At Dan villa Lvj; 5 40pn> * sain "* * —.,-si. \* . HI . irtorid Lv 12 Rpnt 11 Opu. 3 4oatu | 48pm Ar 177. Lynchburg I 4 tiani I loimi *r t bor ot lesulla Lvj 2 >A,*m!!2 6tpm 7 ss*l m t 50pm Ar Waaßlnglun L *ll !sau 9 84>*aa 8 15am 11 Sst>n, Ar Baltimore L' 8 3am I ITput 11 s6om 2 so.in Ar FhUodelphia Lv 2 80am! tflp-n 2 08pm 4 23sat Ar New York Lv 12 10am I Js|*n I pm| 2 OOpen Ar .. B an** Lv 5 84pmj 10 lgntn Ho. 18 IJ TO THE NOUT II AND WkWr. I Nu.Bi || • (Cepi rn I Time I J| _ 12 c. . i nab A ■ y D -a ar n Tima.) 8 10am Lv C olumbia Lv|| 1 5 sin 8 loan* Lv Spa* tab' urg Lc * 15pm 17 ICpttlLv Ashe villa l,V|i 8 t 8 02pm Ar Ha* April is L' 11 4*tti 7 SOtmi Ar Knoxville Lvll 8 Aim 8 14am Ar Laxlnflon L' ;l* At>m 7 45am Ar rtnelnnali l*v 1 l*m 7 lam Ar lausvtll*’ I.v* 7 4pm • oopm Ar hi Louis Lv|| 8 osam All trains arrive and depart fiom lha Plant System Station. THROE OH CAR SERVICE. ETC. TRAINS 23 AND $4 DAILY, NEW YOB K AND FLORIDA EX I’RPKUt Vaetl buled limited Halits, wtlti Pullman Draw Ing H.*m SleeiHng Cats b*t*t g>va nah and New York Connects at Wttkln glut* with Colonial Expre.a for Bcwtoo Pullman olee|diig Cars between Oh t riot $ e and Richmond and OharMta and Nob folk Dining Cara serve all meals lama n Savannah and Waatilngton. TRAINS 35 AND 36 DAILY. THE FNI TED STATES FAST MAIL VeaUbUtaA limited train*, carrying Pullman Drawing Room 81* * pit a Cara betwesn 8* smalt and New York Dining Cara .erva at m eals hetwetn S.vsnnah and IVaehlrikUm Alao Pullman Drawing Room Ble* pn gCa re Is*tween bavatmata and Clnclunatl. through Asheville and The Land of tbs Bky." For complete Information ns to rateo. a rhedules etc., apply to G GROOVER Ticket Agent, Plant By stem St at lor. JAMES FREEMAN. C. P and T. A.. Ml Hull street Telephones—Bell. 458; Georgia 850 f> H HARDWICK Assistant General Passenger Agent. Atlanta. Os C. A 0 26 \VI*. On 'll 1 * C. O. W 10 Third Avenu* .. l'x t\, H A (J 12t)*, Adams Ex 128 C . Ind A L .. 3t Am Ex LVt do do prf ... 43 I’. * Ex 6 C. A E 111. 9* Wells Ear*** Ex 133 C. A Nw r,9 Am Cot OH . S>'* C'., R. I. A I'.loß* 4 i do do |>rf .... lx C. * St. L. 67*4 Am Malting 4Q Col Bo 5 j do do prf . 23 do do Ist prf 36 Am Smelt A R 35*4 do 2nd prf. .. it | do do prf .... 87 D. L. A W. ..171*4 Am ■pWl* •• •• •* I). A H ltdt* do do prf .... 17 D A R G. 18 |Am 8 Hoop ... 17‘* do do prf 65 do do prf *P* Erie jot, Am 8 A W. . 29 1 , do Ist prf gt*. do do pif •o‘j O N prf 149 1 * Am T. Plate 24*. Hock Coal 121*1 do do |.rf 77% Hock. Vel 31% Am Tob **‘s 111 r>n 115 j do do prf ....125 lowa On. 18 Ana Min. Cos. .. 42 do prf 40 B. H T 50 L. E. A W 2*i jc.. F A lion .. 8u do do prf sJsy|Co*i. Tob 2C4 latke Shota ... 209 do do prf .. .. 75% L \ N. .. ♦:* j Fed Bto**l Man I 85 | do do ptf ...,IV-u Met. St. Ry ..146>- Hen Electric ...118 M< x Can .. ... 10% Glucose Sugar . 48% M A St L. ... 51%; do do |.rf .. ..* Mo Pa 47V Inl’D'l Paper .. . 1* M A 0 33 | dr. do prf .. . " Mo . K A T. .. 9 | lai- lede Oaa ... *9 do do prf 25% Nat Ble 81% N J c 1' do do prf *5 ye Y C 138% Nat l>a*l 17% *N. A TV 31% do do prf *% do do prf . ..74 Nat Bteel 23 No Pa *’• do do prf ~ ..83 do do prf. .* .. *9 |N Y. A. B Ont. A W 18 |No Am Ore. R A N. .. 42 l’ COait *2 *lo do prf 7* | do do Ist prf *6 Pennsylvania ...131% do do 2nd prf 60 Reading I' l IPa Mall 2x_a do Ist prf 1*6% People's Gal .. . *5% do 2nd prf. .. 23% Pr.s.ed B. C. .. 85% yj ti \v 58'* do do prf tl% do do prf .. .. > ;Pull Pal Car ~12 St. L A 8 F .. 9%j S Bop# A T. ... % do do lit prf. 64 ) Sugar J'J do and.. 2nd prf 81% do prf !'•% Rt L. 8w 10% T.. C. A Iron ... % do do prf 25% I? H. leather ... 9% Bt Paul 11l | d<> do prf .. . ** do do prf .. .172% U 8 Rubber ... 27% Bt P A om. .. 11> | do do prf l% j*, I*l ®% West Cnton ... 7*V* Bo By 7iR. I A 8 j” do do prf 51V do prf T ? * T 4 Pa 14% 4*. C. C. A Bt-L. 53 L'n. Fa 58% Bonds U. 8. ref 2i reg 104 | M K A T. 2da 64% do coup ls%| do 4s *) | do Ba. reg 10*% N Y. C. 1ata.,.108% do Sa, coup . 14% N J C gen Se 129% do new 4. reg 134 No Pao. *a 64% *lo new* 4s. c0u.184%1 do 4a 1*3% do old 4. reg. 115 |N. T. C A Ut L do old 4. coup ll* I 4* 1,17 do ss. reg 113% N A W con 4 ** do ss. coup 113% Ore Nav lata l< DofC BMI 122 do 4s IM Ateh gen. 4e ...l**t% O. B L *1 ......127 do adl 4a .-•• 85% do coneol Sa—ll4 r n( a t<on 5s t 4 Rett.l general 4i* 8* do Ist in bid 41 R O W lala.. 98% do 2d In bid.. St L. A Ir. M Can. 80 2nd*. ...bSYn conaol Ss 112% c. A O 4%i... 98% t L. A San F do 5i ll* general *1 ... 123 C A Nw con Rt P. conaola. i<# 1„ 1® Bt F. C. A P C. ANw 8 F. I lt MT% deb 5a 130% do 5s H% Chi. Term 4e... F3%' B*> Pa< 4* 77’, Col. So * b* So. Ry. 5a i% D. A R. Q lata-KB% 8 Hope A T 4a *6 hn 4s 98%, Tex A P, lltl .112% Erie gen 4a .... 87 | do 2nd! 5* F W A D. C. | f’nlon Par. 4.. KS% Gen Flee. 5 ...118 1 do 2nds Ihl lowa C. lit! Its West Shore 4e . ..112% L A N c • ®% Wll. Cent Ills 85% M A O. 4i. bid. *2 j Va. C'enturlea.... Ml( F-1.1. VNEOI w M AMKF.T*. Note,-Three quotation* ar* reviaesl daily, and are k>pt as nair as possible In a . ord with th* prevailing whob-eal" prl e. official quotation* are not uaed when they disagree with th* pile*# whole saler* ask. I ■>try and VnrlNrra Prodace. POULTRY—TiI# market is s'eady. Quo tation. Hroll"r. >t)3s( . per pair; half grown. I'ftJA.-; three-fourths grown. As*y •in. . hen*. 65975. ; rooelrrr, 4ofl6dc. ducks, MK.t7sc; geese, 75cfl$l m EGGS gleudy at i44U5c BUTTER—Th* ton* of th* market I* firm Quotation# Western creamery, 18% 4)2*.-; New York stata dairy. 17%i523%c, extra Fllclns. 2lff2sc CHEESE-Market Aim fancy full cr.om (h"-se. %<■ for ® to 22-s>ound uveiage. 284)3c-puund average. 11c. F3arly Vepetnble*. IRISH POTATOES—Norlkern, SI 80 sack CABBAGE—4%ff7VV n*r head ONIONS— Yelk.w. in barrels, $2 3; crates, 9c. red. 11. BrradalulTs. Mar and 41rala. FI.OI*R -Market steady; patent. 14 V S’ralght. $1 25; fancy, 84. W: family. 13 75 ME Air-Pearl, per bartel. 12 75. )mr week. $1 D; city n.ea . |-r wnk, bolted. 11 MI 1 25; water ground. $1.3; city grit*. **. k*. |i 3; parl grit*. Iludnut**. per barrel, 12 66. par atek. sl®; wmdry brand*. $1.25*11 ® *ack COKN-Market firm, white. Job lot*. 65c; cat load lots, <2c; mixed corn. Job lota. *.'c; carload lot*. Bc. RICE- Market *eady. demand fair; fancy head. A:; fancy. 5%c. Prime k Good 4%!® 4% Fair < #l(l Common *Vi OATS No 2 mixe.|, carload. 33%; lot* lot . 35, . w lilt* ellppe'l. 89.*, Job. S7c ran BRAN Job lots, 95 . * arload lota. 86*- llAl Market steady; N** 1 ttHltkyi F**- Job, ft). an; No. 2,9 v Job. 85 care. Macon. Ilnaos and Lard, BACON Matket nrm: D. 8 C R. aides 9%*; i> 8 btl , t Ram mu and 8 ItgJliee. 9'-rj9Vo (Wcatirn); smoked C. R stiles. te%c HAMS Sugar cured. 12%415%c. LARD— Pure, in tierces, B%u*%c; In SO pound tins ami No-|mund tubs 8%f19c. * omiMuund. In tierces. *%c; 50-pound tins and tto-pound tuhs, 7c. ftniar and I o Bee. 81*0 A R Cut loaf 6X3 Diamond A 4.3 Crushed 6X3 Confectioners' A .6 23 4Y>w*lerrd 6,53 White Extra C...6M XXXX. pow and ~4s2>:xtra C 598 Granulated 6 13 Golden C 5 78 Cul*e* 6 5* Yellows 5.48 Mould A 6 5‘ COFFEE— Mocha IPrlme No 3 ...,Jl%e Java 26* |Good. No I )|%c Pea berry I4'jv Knlr, No. 6 He Fancy No I 12%t 1 irdintiry. No 4 .14%c Cflob e. No 2 ...U%c Common. No. 7 10c lUiunsti and iluidlug tuppllea LIME. CALCIUM. PLASTER AND CEMENT- Alabama and Georgia lime In fair demanis and sell at 80 rents a barrel. •Itacial calcined plastet. 8100 per barrel, hair. 44j5c lU>sdale cement. |l >1441 14. carload lote. special. Porlmnd cement, re tail 42 M, carload lots. |2ia2 LCMHEII F. O H VESSELS SAVAN NAH klinlmum. yard mses. Ill) Myjyl 1 bt; car sills. sl3 509113 differenl sixes, s*4 00 tilßOti. altlp stock. sl6.nonlxoo. sawn lies, $s ustys.so, hewn Ilea. 354)58< t *IL— Jlittkei steady; demand fair; sig nal. 4btusor. West Virginia black. 9ul2c; lard, 58* . neatnfool. a%y7t>* . me hlnery. 1$ ()25c, llnsee.l oil, raw. *7%c; Hdle.l. 75.-; kerosene, prune white. 18c; wter while. 18c; Pratt 1 ueltal. 14; deoditrlaed etota gasoline, drums. 11V*C, empty oil barrels, delivered 85c. SHOT—Drop. 81 50; B P and largo, tl.Tt; chilled $1.75. IRON Market very steady; Swede. 5%c. NAIIJ4 Cut, $3 40 base; wire. $2 85 base. HARPED WIRB-83 50 per 100 pounds straight goods. 38480 c; sugar house mo laeses 151)20' GUN POWDER—Per keg. Austin crack shot. 84 00; half kegs. 83.8. quarter keg*. $1 75; champion dtn king, quarter kegs, $2 25; Dupont end liox.trd smokeless, belt kegs. $1131.. quarter krgs, $.,75; l-iavind canisters. SI.OO, less 8 ner cent ; Tmledorf smnkelcas powder, l-|>ound cans, $l4O, 10- pound cans. 80c pound. Dried and Eewporated Fralla. A Pl'LKB— Evaporated. 7%8c. sun-dried. 5 , *4J*2- I'EA'TIF.B Evaporated, pealed, 16%c; unpeabd. B%ij9* PEA 118 -Kvgpornted, 9e. APRK'OTB Evaporated, 9%0 pound, nectatinev, 10c RATBINH -L. L, MOO; Imperial caMnetg, $3 25. loose, (b-pound boxes. 5Q8%0 pound, rrnlte and Aula. APPLE* Early Northern variety, *2.35® 175. HAN ANAR—SI 2f41l 50 bunch. PINBAPPIAfIR—Extra large Abbakaa Cayeiuiee. $8 5P |w r standard crate; am* 1 Red spanleh $. deST 50 LEMONR- Market oaedy at $150*05.40 CDCOANUTR $3 3%)5.50 per 100 NUTS -Almonds. Tarrag**na. l*c; Mot*, 14c; walnut*. French. 12*'. Naples. 12c; pe cans. 18c. Hraslls. 7c; filberts, IJ. , asaote *.| nut*. 50 (HHind and 25-pmiiid boxes. 12>-. PEANUTS Ample stock, fair demand; market firm fancy hand-picked. Virginia, per pound. 4%c, hand-picked. Virginia, ex tras. 4c, N. C. seed peanuts. 4c (still* Itaualnw and Tien. RAGGING- Market firm. Jute. Jfc raind. 9%i , large lola 9%c; small lota, pound, %®4c, 1% pound. l%C*%c; saa Island bagging. 12%c TlES—Standard. 45-pound, artow, large lots. $144; small lota. $1.5(1. Balt, Hides and Wool. SAt-T-Demana is fair and lha marks! tlfwdy. car toad lola. 100 pound burlau Backs. 44' . 100-isiund cotton sack. 45i . 114-IKiund burlap sat ks. 4*'*i . 110-pouivl cotton sacks. 48%c; 23-pound burlap sai ka. 56c, 125 |xxm.l cotton sack. 56c; 2W( pound burlap sack*. 86c, HIDES Marks* Arm; dry flint. 12%c; dry *#lt. ll%c; green *alted. *c WOOL-Nominal; prlma Georgia, fra# of sand burrs and black wool. l*i-. black. 18c; burry, 16c. Wax, 25c; tallow, B%c. Deer aklna, 20c. MSSTKI.I.tNKOI . FlSH—Mackerel. Imlf-harrel*. No. 1, ® St); No. 2. $8 *(0. No. 2. $4 30. kits. No, I, $1.40. No. 2. $1.25; No. 2, B.V:, t’oitflsh. 1-inutal ltrb k#. 6%c; 2-fiound bricks. A Bniuked herrings, par box. 20c. Dutch her ring in kegs. $1 10; new mullet*, half barrels, $-’■/). SYRUP—Market quiet: Georgia suF F'lorlda syrup, iaiying at 2*f3c; selling at 22t535c, mis ir house at luff 15c, HONEY—F'alr demand; si ml tied. In bar rel*. 55RV"' gallon. High win* basla, $1 26. IM F. VN F’MFIIGHTa. COTTON —Savannah lo Rosaon per cwt . 2f- . to Netv York, per '■*(,. 20l•; to Philadelphia, far bale sl. Baltimore 11. FOREIGN DIRICCT—Bremen. 5X4)5 (Oct. 55ci; IdveriMOl. 50c. (IH-I 55<$5Tc); Hamburg. 67c; Genoa. 65c; Barcelona, 70c; Iliinchesier, Sic; Havre, s*c; Antwerp, 58c FOREIGN INDlßFK'T—Liverpool. *>; Manchester, 6bc, nominal: Hamlairg. 6A-; Havre. 7*c; Genial. TK-; Reval and St, Petersburg. 75c; Antwerp. *' I.I'M HER -By Ball Freight* dull: to Baltimore and aainward, $1 60 lo $6 (and per M . Including Portland. LUMBER—By Steam-Savannah lo Ba - tlmore. L 5 09; to P R R or B A O docks. *6 50; to Philadelphia. l**c. per SWi., (4 pouoda to fuuij, M New York, ( Plant System. of Railways. Trains Operated by nth Meridian Tt me—©ne Hour Slower Than Pity Time. READ 1 'till N | Effective Aug IM jj P ~ 4‘* lit ,a t 4*t Nonh a nil Beuth . 8 $5 913 * !T " 4 ts|> 4ua 12 ;uj . va., Lv Sev* nnah. AAlti lt 2 45a i wee *- .* p.l lUQ* 11 12 16a.1l are tlp 10 iuej 4 tta Ar t t.aiieatoti Lvj|l. Isp 5 50a, 3 lupl 7 41a IME ,la* I 7 35p Ar . Richmond Lvi* 4 usa ,4 4p! .[ I j 7 Oia ,11 M| Ar .Washington.. Lv 4Ma .1 47p j....- —• I * **•>, *lO4 1 Ar . Ilaltlmore.... Lv 2 iuej 1 46M 1 1 10 15* |1 Ww Ar ... Philadelphia Lv| It 9p !1 28pl I I | I lag j 7 UOu, Ar ....New York ... Lv 9 2tp $ 45ej j -1 1 3P | 8 uop lAt Boa ton I.v 1 lJb, I2o4nti J 15 SS 58 23 , JTmtr* ,v 3* ; 84 U 1 '*•• i 35). toe 5 JU, 2 1 >a,,L\ . hkvalutah .. Ar|i 1 40* 12 Vwjl2 141->ll MK.iO Da 8 46p, 5 45p lu *o*. 7 3.i 4 -a Ar . Wavcroee ... Lv 10 *t)pi 9 fttg) ■st 9 kfc; 70® 12 k>a| 9 34t* 2Up 7 lip) BUpAr . Tim nest Hie .Lv 7 7 'Opt 1 *sa; I tie. I 25k 14 JOP 7 tip 12 *u* v .5.1 tie \ r J k our IPs . I,\ I lo[ 1 ob| •* 40a I 7 80* I t)4w • *2 06* 5 40p I Ar Bentord Lv 12 Wip I 1 04a| I 00* . I | | 2 30p J 9ttf Ar . Gainesville ~ Lv J 4ftp .. nw I I $ I4p lUp Ar t'cela Lv ... . 1 40p —• I lo 501- 10 sq> Ar .St. Petersburg I.v, .. guns; I 7 SDi 10 040 10 OOpilO Wp Ar Temp* Lvj’ 7 no* 7 OUe 1 85p 7p.... ! 8 10* hi lopjht 30p 10 9op Ar Pori Tamps . I.v ( 25a: 6 25a I7 Wp 7 n0p..... I I 10t I ID*. I by.* ,t( . Pun*a Gorda Lv | 4 85p 4 Isp ...• I |lO 45*. 10 45* Ar Bt Augustin* I.v 6 9>p* 4 ®pj |...._ I 5 00p 3 15a 824> 5 9at Ik Bavannth ... I.vpio 15a.13 10a .T.TT 1...T..|..... 6Mg I IBgj t lop 4 40a Ar J*Mp .. . Lv| 8 9>i 10 Bnp ..me | 8 lip| T 10a| 8 35pj 8 06*. Ar Htunswtrk Lv 6 lOaj 9 06p] |.... NORTH. WEST AN D SOUTHWEST 15 j 52 j| \la Jet,up || 14 | ® 15 | 35 ,V% Montgomery ;) 18 76 5 00p ■" I.v Savannah Ar in hat 12 16* I I *Op X n.a Lv Ba:*nneh Ar :o 13* i 8 45p| 4 to*!,.Ar .. Jaeup . Lvll 8 20a 10 Mpi • In. 9 p Ar XUtg merv I.v 1 7 45|.;1l 35a I Ottal lUp Ar Manet I.v l (Xl* 1 30p 7 top 6 46a Ar Naahv 1)1* Lv" 8 tlua > 2Vk $ Bf*a 8 gq. Ar Atlanta Lv 0 45p 12 06p 3 36a 11 25p Ar lwoulsville Lv Ilia M* 8 46a 8 40|> lAr Clu n.*4* Lv 4 06|>| fc 45* 7 Of*, t 06p Ar Clncinnetl Lv II Hop 5 4*o 78M 7 tba Ar lxwtlavlll* Lv! T 45a tip 7 80s; 7 Ifp* Ar Bt. Loula Lv 1% 18* 7 SHti 7La Ar Clnclcmail Lv 8 Site 7 OOP j j; ((, gN ) 7 04a 6 (top iAr St Louie Lv 9Up 8 os* 7 88*1 |Ar St l/oul* Lv I Ofp ....... 7 Is*i 5Mp Ar, Fhli-ago Lv Inp 9 uop ( 1 (MAO) A to* lUp I.v Atlanta Ar 10 S6p II so* Ms I 4 lini lAr.. Übbs*.. T.vM 7 (*g>i IM| I 06pi 7 15a Ar Memphne Lv! 8a 9 OOp . . 9 45a 7 Ida Ar KanaaXTtvLv ; 4 3up| > 4ep 4 ITp!BYa>Ar 54<>141* Lv ,12 Slpjll 36* • • tend unmarked trait.) dally. 8 84pl 7 40a Ar N Orleen* Lv * 7 Mel 7 rig t Dally r -ept Sunday. ... i.v ou van nab Ar jlO 15*111 Ma (Sunday only I Sta ll 80p Ar Tlfton I.v 2 Ua) BMg Through I'ullinan Sleeping T%r fiervtre I 45a 310 pAr Albany I.v 1$ 4la| $Np to North F.aat and West and lo Florid* .... | I Jbp Ar Uolumhu* Lv11... _|M Ma t onwrellnaa made mi I'orl lamp*, wwltla atewmera for Key Weal wag Havana. Leaving Fort Tampa Mondays, Thursdays and Batardaya ai 1 f iOO 9. m J H IVll.etnua. T T A; E A Armand . fTty Tht Agt .Da Sol" Hotel. I'b .ne'tL fl W WRFNN, Trn fhr M inn*r, Havann ih. Oft. McDonough & ball ant ym:, w" Iron Founders, Machinists, e . 1< W. k,ii,ia.,i.f, a<Mlar-..ifi< • r m •" **•< t'srtaeta Kaglu**. 4 velleat aad I*l Munulu* car. Mil,. Mill lha nine. ••■Her., -•. TELEPHONE NO. 123. "I $6 (VI per M. 16 75 to dock; tlghterni lo Roaimi to dock, |8 90 NAVAL STORKS Th* market I* firm; medium ill-' venaols ll.in (’ork fur orders, 8s AI per barrel of 819 pounds, and 6 per cent. |*r!mage spirts*. 4AI per 41 galkHß. gross, and 5 per i ent primus- Luge vessel#, roelrt. *s. sidrlts, 4s Id. 81.-Wlll. lie |H*r bn pound* on roeln; 21%c on spirit* Bavatinali to H*ton. and 9%>- mi rosin and IF- on spirits to New York. GH VIV ••HOVINIONN, FTC. New York, Bept 22 FTour market sis firm at a *llxht advance, but buyers and seller* were 19 to 20 cents apart at tho close. Winter palceil*, $1.704)4.00, Minne sota patents, 81 JU(f4.SO. Rye flour steady Uornmeal *tca*ly; yellow western, 88(189c. Rye firm; No. 2 western. *b. Barley steady. Barley malt siettdy Wheat op.it firm; No. 2 red. 84%c. Op tion* opened steady on bullish cablea, sup plemented by further demand# from short*, more rain In the Northwest and higher outside market*. Liter Ihe mar ket wa* quiet, but i l.wed strong no re newed covering, at net higher Hepfemt'fr clnsed *3<'; October. 83c, De cember. Ks%c Corn—o|iot Arm. No. J, (Py' Options market was firm akalti. advancing on strong cable advice*, lighter reeetpt* at Chicago and a further demand from out side shorts Closed strong %#%c higher. Mrpietnber closeil 47%c; October, 55%c, De cember. 41%c. Ont*—Spot steady; No 3.25 c. Option# quiet but steadier with corn. Beef firm; family. $1.>1#11.89: meas. B*(n*fio; *>eef ham*. s3)'*Wj2l.(l). Out meats steady. land weak; W intern aieame.l, |7 V*p 7 38) Kepteml*er closed $7 45. tteflned easy; continent, P 75; H A.. $8 50. compound, 64*816%''. pork quiet; family. MLSffllM; • hor * dear, $12.73a 15®. mesa. sl2ri|l4n Biitfer firm, creamery, M%Qflfc'; itato dairy. 16%(%c Cheese firm; larg* white, lie ICggs Arm. state and Pennsylvania. 184731 c; Western, regular packing at mark, 17%C 18c. Pot sloes Arm; Jersey’#, $1.45#115i Island. sl.MK|l.n; Jersey sweet*. sl*4Bll. Peanut* steady; fancy hand-picked, 4414'y. other .bmieatlc, J%4c. Cabbage quiet; Jgwig Island )>er im. $150(73 25 Cotton by steam to Liverpool. 4A- Tallow Arm. city. 4%c; ..wnlry, I'etrolrnm dull; reAned New York. 84™. Philadelphia and Baltimore. sßt. do In hulk. $5.45. Itorln steady; strained common to good. ywt t. 5& Turiwntlm* 4t‘^li42B' ri.-r r|s*,4l). itomtflto f‘*lr IYDI^Y coffee. Hpol Bio steady; No 7 lnv a |re. ~ mild, quiet. Cordova. 9%'ul4c. ru iii,** oi-oed Bteady with price* un changed to I t4nta higher on covering following h*u#r th*n aapeefad EurUpcin and Brasilian - able* Closed changed to 6 points h,h ". #) bag" including fa tolwr, T 99. De cember $7 29. March. $7 * fligar—Raw hrm; fair rsAnlng. 4'%e. centrifugal. M >"' *■ tTe4.,.ees .(iv..r. ReAticd Arm. standard A . ss*s. con fadloners' A. $696; cut l<Mf. $6; pow deed. $625; granulated, S6.L. COTTON at U.D ••*■>- New York Hapl B-Cotton a*ed oil wag verv quiet, but Arm. 4>G'c ‘ r, *4 Mrrel* nominal, prime summer yelkiw. 37%< . off summer yellow. *%" . prime winter y*Uo*. 41(742. ; prime whit*. ®4lc; prime meal. S2B 00. ( Hit 41.0 R4HKF.T*. Chicago Bept 23.—Wheat 4 fglrly •*- live and Arm on unfavorable Nor'"W"t (ondl.lons and higher cahLs detober closing ViV higher. Corn and oats rtoa ed %<• higher Provisions easy. The leading fuiure* ranged a* follows: Opening Highest. Lowest. Closing. Wheat No 2- Kept 78% 29% f*w % T> , 78(4078% 79% 78% 78%7h% Nov 79%07% tn •* 79% (’orn No. i — _ Kept 49% 41 49% 49% Oct .... Bk%*tSß% % *% SFyif® Nov 86',313% 16% % 86%8fJ8% Oat* No 8— Bept 21% 21% *l% *l% Oct 21%71% 22% 31%h'J1% 51%))22% Nov ......21% *2% ** M** pork, per barr*l— Oct . .112 (I> sl2 ** 5H 95 sl2 05 Jan ... II 17% 11 k* U * 11 Laird, per 100 pound*— Oct ... 706 7 or. 6 *7% 7® Nov.. 7 07% 7 Jan .. 6 70 6 70 6 *7% 6 17% Hhorl Rlh* per 109 pounds- Oct ... 7 37% 7 42% 7 17% 7 42% Jan . 697 % 6 07% 6® 8 (ff% Cush quotation* were *a follow*: Flour firm, winter poicnta. J3.ipw4.10; stralants, $3,304)*.®; char*. $3.9®3 aprmg #P*- _ ((JunUnu*J on Pag* Twoty-Two.J Jjp^ Vgeorgia % RYCOy ■ohartuls* Effective Bep* ifl. tine Train* arrive at anil ilriari (roan Cant rat Station. Want Broad. fool of Liberty street. *<th Meridian Time-One hour ibnrn (had __ ally tima. ta-av* Antra “ Savannah: Hivannah: I Augusta. Macon. Atlanta.l “ J •8 tiam < ovlngtnn &llliedg#vlllr|e oupnß _____ l*n<i alt Intermediate potnlaj (August*. Ala, on. Atlanta.| I Athens. Muntgomary. Co-| ** OOpnijlurnhua, lllrminaham. Ani l', Bad |arlcua Kufauia and Troy.| H <*pm Aoomauda taaaai tl OOpm Ouyton Dinner T • etpgg •Itally tKirnpl Sunday. BETWEEN SAVANNAH AND TTnKB, TSth meridian or Btvennah city Him. I.KAVK SAVANNAH Monday only : m Dally except Monday 9*o a. m Dally lp. m. I.KAVK TV HICK Monday only 715 n m Dally except Mon.|..y JO J . m. Dally SJO p. m. t'onnrctlona made at terminal "points With all Iralna Northwrat. Went and Honthwral. f Sleeping ran on nlartit train* between mivannah ami Auituata. Macon, Atlanta and lllrminaham. Parlor ram on day trains between Ha* vann.ih. Macon and Atlanta. hor complete information. acv heduleg. rate* and itaitioDone, apply to w O IIREWKK. City Tl.liet and las*, engcr Agent. 107 Hull street. W* 1 * C ' N J VKE nepo, Ticket A sent. t .. •’‘•■‘“•Oger Agent. i.,1 Traffic Mnn.iirir. THKO. D. KLINK. Den Superintendent, ' Ho.annah. Da. /^%,VfSTIBUia> Double Dakv Service The abort line to Norfolk. Washington Baltimore. Phlladalphia. New York and tne h.ii ___ | No *4 No. r ' * a i. By u tfpmjirajs Ar Columbia. 8. A. I. By! t Mpm 4 Kant Ar Ital* tab. 8 A. U Ry. |ll 17pm 11 Man* Ar Durham. s A. L Ry | 7 Mam, 4 14pm Ar P.i. t-t.urg. H A LHv * Dams Mpm Ar Richmond, 8. A L Ky t Kami 5 topwa Ar W aihlngtnn, l'anna...| U 45am; Mpm Ar llnltlrm.re l-cnna JIO (Bern 11 35pm Ar Philadelphia. Penna...|lJ 77pm 1 team Ar New York Patina j j Mpm, ( uam • .-4 *" A I. in t.* i: Mpm Ar Portsmouth, B.A t, llyj 7 00am; 5 50pm B'eamers leave Norfolk dally, except Btinday. for Baltimore. Philadelphia and N> w York, and dully for Washington. Th* abort line to Montgomery Mc>b|]w and New Orleans, leaving Savannah at MS a. m . arriving at Montgomery T to P m . at which point close connection to made with the 1,. A N. R. H . arriving at Mobil* IA a. m. and New Orlaan* 740 a m. ’]fj| cyi The short line to Femandlna, Jackaota* vllle, Tampa and other rtorlda points. No. *7 | NOTH’ T7C S i'. .it.i, H A I. tty 5 Mam 307 pm Ar Ftrnandinn. B.A.L Ry 9 Kami t 06pm Ar Jacksonville. HA I. lty loamj 7 tOpn* Ar Tamp,,. 8 A. L. Ry.... 5 Mpm| < 10am MagnMccM Pullman bufTet sleeping cay aervlca to Washington. Baltimore, Phil*, del phi,i and New York; also to Jackson ville am] Tamp*. tuning cars from Savannah to Hamlet, and Richmond to New York. Buffet parlor cars Savannah to Mont* gomery. For additional Information apply to Tt kct nffl.-e. Bull and Bryan straata.ll Phone V 1.000,000 HIDES WANTED. DRY FLINTS - ■■!*** DRY HALTED ..UK* UHEKN SALTED MO D. liIHKLAND, Successor to R. Kirkland. •17 to ttl SL Julian slroet, east. 23