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t .i ,0 <U ““ m.rrj , ,u 1 ntted State# port* *!*•** . ji l nlted State* vorta P . , nr u*< y** r 772.892 " . !r ,tirtor town* .#H ' mi.rlor town# wm* * ... v *. r ' *•,.*,rpooi - *m 1 iverpool **me time lost #' ' * * . 7Q, op) . imerican afloat for Great f • ' SM.oa' , America" afloat for Great *■ „ ~m. 'lmt lat year ... IM.O* ,-i\r eia'ament ol net receipt* . port* firing the week. ending .veiling. Oct. 12. 1900, and during week Wat year iik.. m icaa At MMI 1899-6 J M 076 ‘•> 217 j 7.608 T.JOe. ' 56.519 .UI ’ „ " | 10 51* IJ.hM V .-on". * .SU | 36.954 13.496 ' ~ jr ,' j 1.52.6 3.211 via' Vortt I •* 2 | 2.452 2.441 l. iptua i '357 , 1 . t<r> 0 i,-k i . 29MHI 730 io „j r 2M.919 irariv. *'*tcm*nt of not rep. .pi .of port* from Sept 1. !SSO, to Frt , .. .nil.a Oft. 12. I*oo. end from Sept io Friday. <vi 13. isas. , , p|* ,lr.t* Kept 1- 1900-01 ISS9-0P i ■ m “ .“...77777..| SIJB vn.m v .rloan* ! 422'*! J6T9 y | 22.224 rrsst il I 3W -V47 . ••m *1 ¥ w • -gtnn lytaft'* ®mi ?6i \ , k | NMI MISI ..* :r • • sv , York ! 3.A86 *7-** p n | 6.36! S .77 :• hie IM 710 fv, . Royal .... ! 9.54 J }•• |. o|a ...; 7.W* -wick I 9.56." <■* \ * port Now* TV 711 ,i 'i jv.iim l.sso.aM < of i otton ai all port* Q* t U <n m<l on th# rant day of th work la*t 1900-01 i99-oo v. nr loan 1M.298 | 18.037 2V>.2*> . .ton 194.912 24,* S.-.nnah *' ■* r .-'eeion I l.l* 14-7J7 tt nlr.gton 29,922 24.4*3 V..-Mk : 24 95*11990 v., York 42. 6*7 125.474 l<orta 19.925 114.917 . .7 M5.559TT2.592 ULSTER'S W EEKLY T 3TE39FAT. vi.niv* nn Inrreaea In the Movement Into Mght Over lorat Year. N w Orleans. Oct. 12 —Recrelnry Hw .. weekly statement Issued to-day. Wr an increase In th movement into • cm compared with #he seven day* end- UR* dale last year of *9,606 bales, a rease under the same days year be (c-r* }*(,( of 45.555 For the forty-two days of the season • have elapsed the aggregate Is he t ■ t the forty-two .lava of Det yesr. E*.- .vc and behind the same days year be fcee last of 97.1Y6 The amount brough' -to eight during the past week has been •*' u 8 against 417.419 for the same seven davs last year The total movement for forty-two days from Rept. 1 to date. 7:*'.587. ag.tlnsf 1J8.9 last year, and . i7*<s4 year before las' " 1# movsme,. t since Rept. 1 shows re :t* a' all Enl'sd Rt.ites port,. 1 234 2*4. s.v ,st 1.231.996 last y ear, and 1351.43* year • ,re ; overland #cro*s the Mlests • ~pi Ohio and I'csoms * rivers to North mills it ty 1 * *nn ,dt 7.6. tigainw 13*,- yT ,nd J-'.'sC. Interior stock* In excees of cos held it the close of the commercial ■•O! 245.45*. aaainst 265.895. !tnd 276 177 Rou aern mill takings. 174.965. against 19.- <cd '.C AC. Foreign exports for the week have feen '..ST. against 1.61117 last year, m,k>ig the iota] thus far for the season 724 549. igaiiist 737.153 last year. S' k at the eeaboard and twenty-nine t tiding Bout hern Interior centers ha* In • icd during the. week 141.0'S hate*, a* j >t an Increase during the correspond tng period last season of U 6.353. Including >to< ks left over at ports and • --lor towns from the last crop n1 the 1 noer of hale* brougnt Into fight thus for the new crop, the supply to date i- ~883.121, against 2.442.521 for the same l-itod last year. HOR I.D'S COTTON ICPPIT. I fiarv* on the <Uplr a* Given Out l> PrrrrKrr HfMrr. New Orleena. Oct. 12 Secretary Hea ter* ftuomfnt of the woild# visible *up l of cotton how* the total vlslb’e to l IWT.&I. against 1.45* 2*4 laat wreek and • last >car Of thi* the total of American cotton ! 1548.154. against I.SW,- > last week and 2,794.494 last year; and <ll other kind*. Including Egypt. Bra- Indla® etc.. 432 000. against 412.000 laat t‘k and s®.one last year i the world'* visible nippy there la r > w afloat and held In Great Britain end <v ' mental Europe. Vtz Oki bules agaln't • k . ut year, and I.3St,'n year before t- In Egypt. 52. W. against 75,<* and id.. •• in India. 33,000. agalnal JIWIKtO and 234,- and In the United State*. Ad)001, • aalr.M 1,313.000 and 1,1*1.00*. IIKV tioooa. Near Tork. Oct. 12 —General demand of • - are proportion*. Brown cheating* a t drill* Arm. *ales limited Bleached '•'ton In fair demand Coaree colored t t:im. difficult to buy. Print firm, demand limited. Prints end ginghams “un Kurlep* *tlll advancing In prlre* lei *e auction sale of *!lk held yeeter and 10-iey brought fair average of I ■+ .n view of market condition* for NAVAL STORES. Friday. Oct 12 HP.ITS TURPENTINE—The turpen t* market o|>ened Arm to-day at 2* re* • with rale* of .W cask* and ckwed lire at Rt, cent*, with further sale* of 3* The demand wae good It waa the fb'ral undemanding that the market * Arm at the quotation*. T' receipt* of turpentine during the Wo week were 5.915. again*! 4.9*3 lat >■*4- end the export? 14.701. ageinet 2.1*2 *••' year The eaport* went, to Nw Y 'r, 1.7 M; to Philadelphia. 3*7. Interior. leoniktn. 4,1*4. Hamburg. 4.114. and Art a *rp A! NS . The roajn market c|o*el Arm •"l unchanged to-day. The demand waa I' r ■ aeod. The receipt* were 2.2**. the 'Men* 15,275 and the aales 1.537. * r < lpf\ of roain* were 1* *ls, against dm )er, and the export* 24.4® *i •*t 27,34; laat year The export* went, N-w Vork. 1.344; Philadelphia. 1.113; \ * Ll'arpool, *>. Man,-heater. 500. Eon -1 Hamburg. 4.4*10; Pernambuco. Od Antwerp. (.400 . v at;.me—At the r!o*e of the market ' 'he following quotation* were bul - 4“" the Board of Trade Turpentine—Firm at tl%c with '* *■ of MO cask* n U “ * ,m - •**■ 14*7. n B f ‘ I! < 1 II * I * K 1 70 IS M 1 *5 1 40 N I 15 1 45 W a 2 40 MURPHY & CO., INC.. Board of Trado Building Savannah Prlvata loa*od wtro* dlroct to Now Took. Chicago and Now Orleans 4 OTTO*. iTOI k* A.\t> GRAIN. Now York offlro. No. 91 Broadway. Ofllcoo In principal cllloo 'hrnughout tho South. Wro for our Slorkot Manual and took containing imiructlon* for traders. Sam* Week Uit Year— Spirit* Turpontlno—Firm at y,c. sale* gn cask* Rosin—Firm m!o* 5*9 barrel# A. B. C ) 95 I sl3 U 95 K 1 hi R hi M Is 9 F I• N * J 5 G 11# W O 2 > II 1 90 W W * Rerrtpto I‘aot \% rrk. Spirit* Room Receipt* past w*k 5 **• 14 *l*, Same aook l*t year 4.351 2U.227 Kaport* la*t week UK Same week !*_- year 2,19? 27.255 Movement- New York | 1.754 1.344 Philadelphia j nr; i.ijj llalumore | . j.x; Interior ljs; iJoole ~..j .... j.|i Uverpool | kyt Mini heater ... jfti leomkm 4 I.M i.i*ki Hamburg ; 4.811 4.WD Perisamhuco .. I.Tl# Antwerp ;> son *> Total 14.901 2S m Receipt* and Olorka. Receipt*, shipment# and to k* from April 1, 19N>. to dale, and to the corre sponding date of last year. 1900-1901. Stork April 1,19 no 2.197 ic.so* Received this week 3.9A'< 1*915 Received previously 235.121 523.179 Total 242 Mt **4.505 Kaports— Foreign 7.. 139.795 208 119 New York J. 23 795 71097 Coastwise and interior 29.275 192.5 k Total 211.921 5*7 902 Stock on hand this day 21.492 135.799 1*99-1999 Stock on hand April 1. 1899.. 2.595 111.9*6 Received this week 4.353 20.227 Received previously 223.719 8*2.774 Total ill *7* 724.197 Exports— Foreign 147 724 293.744 New York 25.844 111.191 Coasiwlee and Interior 23.999 174.212 Total 297.5*1 579.147 Stock on hand . *4.117 145.250 Charleston. Oct. 12—Turpentine firm, TTV Rosin steady, unchanged. Wilmington. V c. Oct 12— Spirits tur pentine Arm 39tr*5'y-; receipts *7. Rotdn steady. 2! 15411 2#. receipts. *! 39 • rude turpentine firm, |! 35 and 12 30: re ceipts. *3 Tar firm, *1 45; receipts. 59 New Orleans, Oct. 12— Receipt#: Rosin, 2*9 barrels. Exports non* FINANCIAL.. MONEY—The demand keep# fairly up with the supply BANK CLEARINGS—The hank < tear log* durlr* the past week were |7 ).*t.<92 agalnet 99.521.59* > for the corresponding tverlor last veaf, #rl 23.912.553.31 for the corresponding period of 1894 FOREIGN EXCHANGE-Markct la very weak commercial demand. 54 81V4; ty davs. 54 77*4; ninety daya, 54 7*>4; francs. Parts and Havre, elxty days. 5 2544 Swle*. sixty day*. 55 2* l * Belgian. 5 23 8-1*; marks, sixty days. 12 S-l*c, ninety day* 92 19-I*. DOMESTIC EXCHANGE - Saeadv hank* are buying at 2-1* discount and aell tng ns follows: 929 and under. 10c pre mium; to 850, 19c premium, tin to 9100. 20c premium. *IOO to 2300. 25c premium. |2<yi to 11.500. par, 91.500 and over. 1-19 dis count. BECVRITIES—Very Inactive and dull, with nominal quotations. Storks. Bid. Asia. Augusta end Savannah R R ... 15* !<N Atlanta and West Point 124 126 do 6 per cant. cert.floats* 107<4 15944 Augusta Factory *5 46 Cltlgen* Bank 130 132 Chatham Bark 15H 11514 Chatham R E A I. Cos . A 5654 8744 do do B 4554 4*54 Eagle and Phoenix Mfg. Cos 109 Edlsor. Electric Ilium. 100 109 Enterprise Mfg Cos. 99 102 Germania Bank 129 121 Georgia A Alabama 25 27 Georgia Railroad, common 210 215 Granitevllle Mfg. Cos 190 169 J P King Mfg Cos 100 108 Langley Mfg Cos .....117 130 Merchants Notional Bank 11044 111 National Bank of Savannah 148 150 Oglethorpe Ravtnga and Trust...ls9 110 People's Saving* end loan 101 109 Southwestern Railroad Cos. lOTH 1085 j Savannah Oast Light Cos. 2454 35’4 Southern Bank lib US Savannah Bank and Truet 114 1U Sibley Mfg Cos, Augusta 89 90 Savannah Brewing 96 100 Roads. Bid Ask. Char.. Col A Aug let Bs. 1900...105 106 Atlanta city 4s, 1922 104 15* Augusta city 4s. 1*27 106 107 do 444s 1925 110 111 do 7*. I*o3 106 I#* dt, 9s. 1913 11* 121 Ala Mid Ba. Ind'd 1929. MAN 98*4 I<® Augusta Factory. * per cent.. 1418.109 110 Brunswick and Western 4*. 19*9 91 *3 C R R A Banking collateral 8# 92 4S C. of G let Ba. 30-year gold. 1*46 r A At ® Cof G con Be. 1948. M AN 92 W C. of G Ist Incomes. 1915 39 40 do 3d Income*. 19*9 1* H do Id Incomes. 1945 6 8 C of G. (M O. A A. Dlv> B*. 1947. J A J 9* I’4 C. of G. (Eaton Branch). B*. 1939. J. A D *• City A Suburban R B. l#t 7s 'O9 110 Columbus city 6*. 1909 !06 I'JT Charleslon city 4a. 1445 1M 102 Eagle A Phoenix MllleSa. 1928 10* 108 Edl*on Electric Illuminating *e 104 10* Enterprise Mfg **. I*o9 102 108 Georgia Railroad *s. I*lo 114 11554 G S A F . 1944. J A J 112 lUH HAIGHT & FREESE CO., 93 BROADWAY. N T. Branches 85 State St , Boston , 402 Walnut St., Philadelphia. BONDS. STOCKS. GRAIN Jr COTTON bought and sold on commission, either for cash or on margin of 8 10 10 per cent. DAILY MARKET REVIEW WEEKLY MARKET LETTER MAILED FREE Send for our 455-page •'Oulde to Investor*.'' JOHN W. DICKEY. Atoek end Bond Broker. 2101 IT2, GA. Writ* for Llat. THE MORNING NEWS: SATVKDAY. OCTOBER lit. JlKtO. Georgia A Alabama let 8* 1949 194 109 Georgia state St** 198 b J A J... 199 199 do 3*4* 1215 M A N 104 K* do 45m>. 1918 117 118 Macon city , I*lo. J. A J ....119 118 do 4** 1926 Jan par K*7 109 Ocean Steamship Bs. 192* 10S 106 Savannah city 3a. quar. Ov'tobar. I*l3 114*4 11154 do Se. quar. November, 1909 ~ 10*44 11054 South Carolina etate 4*4*. I*sl ~IW HI Sibley Mfg Cos 8a I*o3 W 1 148 South Bound 5s 9* *7 8.. F A 55 gen m< ge. 6s I*B< 123 124 do do Ist 5* gold 1234 ... 11054 -ITS do St John Dlv Ist 4s. 1M4... *4 96 Hank € learlntt* N*w York. Oct, 12 —Tha total hank clearlrg# at the principal cities of the I'nltrd State* for the week ended Oct. II were 81.571.10*.798. a decrease of 14 I per cent as compared with the correspond ing week lat year; nutsldr New 3'ork. 205k.295.444. decrease 4 4 per cent. New York Oct 12 —Money on call wo easier at SMM’ic The last loan was at ?*,- Prime menantlle paper. SB* per 1 ent Sterling exchange flrmer with actual huslnexe In banker*' bill* at 84 93’4 for de mand and at 44 *OO4 *#> for sixty days: posted rate* !l4 |4., and 61*8B 4 85‘ a Commercial hill* H 7*>,ttl 79\ . Silver cer tificates 63\*i*4V' Bar silver. 244 c. Mex ican dollar*. 49, Government bonds strong *ute bonds strong, and railroad bonds irregular 9TOCR9 AND BOND*. The Cl ailna Was tlrnsg and the Dny’a Galas Maintained. New York. Ort, 12 —The undertone of the stock market became strong to-day and prices moved upward pretty consis tently to the close, which was strong, hut notably dull and with gam* well main tained The dominant factor In the mar-' ket was the large engagement of gold for import, London. Paris ar.d Berlin all con tributing. the total amounting to 92 7M> * non The dealing* In ato, h* were not large at any time and the day's operation* were attributed to professional operators for the most part There was a fair distribution of the strength, but the effective dealing* dur ing the day were concentrated In a few stock* and those distlngulehed for the re cent large short selling from whleh they have suffered People's Gas was the nota ble example In the Industrial department The stock sold off after the opening on the presumption that yesterday's buying had satisfied the demand from the short*, hut the large covering at the decline caus ed a renewed advance ar.d It wa* lifted at one time an extreme *54. closing with a net gain of I*4. In the railroad list Northern raolflc was In largest demand on buying supposed to he for Inside Interest But the large short Interest played ar. apt part In the day's advance, which reported 254. with the net gain It, Notsrlthstanding the notable dullness at the last, the closing we# strong and gains were well maintained The failure of the monev rate to re spond to the operations on the stork mar ket gave color to the supposition that they were conducted bv professional operator* who had supplied themwelves wrtth time loan* with a view to such a contingency na the present. The call loan rate, In fact, was Inclined to eag. the ruling rate declining to 3 per rent., notwithstanding that loans made to-day carry over until Monday. The further drastic contraction In cash reserve* of the hanks. Indicated hy tha preliminary estimates, failed to harden the money rate. Apparently the bank* have Inst during the week upward of 19 - OW.ono. or about as much a last week This would effectually wipe out the re maining surplus of the banks, unless the reserve requirements have been consider ably reduced. The action of the monev market to-day Indicates that this must be the cese and promises a showing of a considerable loan contraction. Them wa* also some relaxation In the Interior de mand for currency. The bond market wa* quiet and changea were unimportant. Total sales, par value. 1770.500, f. 8 new 4a advanced 5* on the last call The total sale* of storks to-day were 219.350 shares, tnc.udlng Atchison prefer red. 7.40: Chl-hgo Burlington and Quincy. 7 950; Manhattan. 7,93#. Northern Pacific. 27.015; Pennsylvania 15.34 b; Union Pacific, 18,594, Brooklyn, 7,726, Teople'a Gaa, 48.440; Sugar. 11*75. New York Stock List. A t bl*.>n 23)* Union PaclAc ... *** do pref 7W< do pref 734 Balt A Ohio ... TO*. Wabash 7 fan, Paclfle —. ** i do pref 17*4 Tan Bo 50 (Wheel. A E E . *4 Che# A Ohio ..2*4 do 2no pref .. 234 Chi G. tV 10*4 Witt, central ... 10\ Chi. B *Q . .1154 Third Avenue 111 Chi lnd A L... 90*, Adam* Expre** 123 do pref 53 |Am. Expre** ...150 Chi A E. 111... #3 f. 3 Expre**. .45 •Til A Nw ... 100 Well* Fargo Ex 124 C R I A P KAS Am. Cot. 011 ..,.34 C. C. C. ASt 1. (14 do pref n Col. So 54 Am. Malting ... 44 do lt pref. ... 944 do pref 23 do 3nd pref. .. 14 |Am. 8. A Refng 884 Del A Hudson 111*4’ do pref **\ Del. 1- A W .1744 Am Splrtto .... 1 Den. A Rio O. I*4 do pref 17 do pref. 47 Am. S Hoop .. I*4 Erie 11V do pref *7 do l*t pref .. St 1 * Am S A Wire .S3 Gt. Nor pref.. IS4 do pref 73*4 Hocking C0a1... 14*4 Am. Tin Plate.. 314 Hock Volley... S3 V do pref *3 llllnol* Cent. ..114 !Am Tohacro .. WV, lowa Central .. 17 do pref 121 do pref 31 Ana. Min. C 0... 424 I* Erie A W 214 Brook R T S3*ii do pref *5 |Col F. A Iron . 334 I-ake Shore ...304 ICont Tohaeco ... 34 I. A N 7214 do pref 774 Man E *3 Federal Steel ... 33*4 Met. 8t Ry. .151 | do pref 54 Mex Central .. 11** Gen. Electric .13* Minn A St. L M 'Giueo*e Sugar .41 do pref 92 j do pref g 4 Mo Pacino .... 50 Inti Taper 174 Mobile A Ohio. 1 do pref 444 M. K A T *4 f/Odede Oa* .... 434 do pref 3*4 Nat Blwult ....*32*4 N J. Central ..1334 do pref 44 N Y Central.. 12*' National Lewd .. ITS Nor A Weal. .. 344 do pref n <lo pref 75 'National Steel .. 27 No. Part M*4 do pref *34 do pref 70 :n Y Air Brake 119 Ont A W 2b4 North American 144 Ore R A Nav. 42 Paclfle Coa*t ... 5*4 do pref. 74 do lt prgf. ... *4 Pennavlvanta . lSb’* do 2nd pref... 444 Reading 1 Padlflo Mall .... SW, do I*l pref • 44*4 People # Gaa .... 974 do 2nd pref. .. 254 Preened 8 Gar 3* Rk> G tV 49 do pref 754 do pref . S' Pull Pal. Car. I*B St. I- AS F.. 104S Rope AT 44 do let pref .. 44 Sugar 1144 do 2nd pref. ... 33 | do pref ... 115 St. E. 8w 12 !Tenn. C. A Iron. CT4 do pref. ...... 2*4.1’. S. leather ~ 10*,* gl. Paul 1114 do pref 4*4 do pref 14*4 C. 8 Rubber .. 2**, ft* p A Otn l< do pref So Pa -lflc *3 ' We*t Union ...714 So Railway .. 134 St. L A t 114 do pref 52N do pref 524 Tex A Pie. . I*4 P. C. C. A St U K Bond#. tT. 8. ref. 2*. , do 4* F>4 reg 1444 S. Y. C. lat ..l*, do coup 10V N. J C. O 5* 123 do 3* reg 104** North Pec 3a 44*4 do 3*. c'P -104** do 4* 10**4 do new 4a. reg 134 IN. Y . C. A St do o4d 4*. reg . .1144 loul* 4* 1054 do old 4*. c'p 1144 >' A W. C. 4# 94*4 do Sa. reg .1134 ore N. let .. 104 do sa. c'p ■■ 11*4 do 4* 109*4 do new 4e. c'p 134 Ore. 8 L. *.. .1174 D of C. 3 45* 121 do con. to ...IB Atch gen. 4e. . 9* 4 Read Got* 4a iS do adit 4* . **. Rio O. tV lat.. 34-'-, Can Sou 2d .1044 S! E. A I. M c A O 44* .. 94* eon. Se 10*4 do to U> St E A S. F C of Oa eon *en 4* 1H w M 4 St Paul con 14 do l*t 40S S’ P-. C. A P. do 2d UIC, tod. U | HI .. U74 Southern Railway. Trains Arriva and Depart Savannah or. toth Meridian Time—Ona Hour Slower Than City Time Schedules in Kffevi Sunday. June 15. 1900. mumovir htthe t \ i N0.34 NO 26 u'.n rll Ttim • , No. 281*No 13' 12 N9MBIU Sam Lv ' ......7...777” . Savannah Ar Im .1 lipni | j (Kasurn Time I 4 21pm 4 Mam Ar Blackvllle t.v Mum 1 Ipm * 05pm * ICam Ar C dumb 1 * . Lv I -•*n> II -5a n * Wpm 9 45am Ar 1 harlot.e L 9 56pm loam 11 44pm 12 SSpm A r 0(80 1 1 ' 1 ' I Has Ar ..... ,T No L • ■ :2 llam 1 36i n 'TTTTT'.TTr.. Dai Lv ; t S*om iNarn 8 33|.m Ar~ . |Pvhm*u..l I.v pn Warn 34" pm Ar Lyi 1 • CvT2 52i*m Oam 4 29am 6 38pm Ar Cbarlotti t ... Lv 2 ' 1 •••> 7 35am 8 snpm Ar Y •ilngion ... Lv 1115 am 9 Wpm 9 15am 11 35pm Ar ■ •ltlmr* ....... I.v * 2..ni 4 27pm II 26am 2 learn Ar I*h Odctphia lev 2 aOam * o.pm 348 pm 8 Sam Ar New Yoik Lv a !am 3 3pm 130 pm 350 pm Ar .. Ho-i.h ... Lv 5 00pm 15 Hkam H Yo _ the“noh i h and wbiit.' HuM II (Central Tim* 1 ii 12 Mu fir Lv SaTsnr •rv Ar 5 ’.dam (Eastern Time' I 6 S>am Lv CoiumH* l*v I .’6am 9 90am Lv Spartanburg l* v 6 15pm 12 10pm Lv Arhcvli:* I-' 3 6tm 1 U2pm Ar .. Ib>i ; ; i' go l*v 11 45am 7 25pm Ar Knoxville l*v 8 3am 6 l#am Ar Lexington E y 15 N>tn 7 45am Ar Clm Innatl I*' * 8 49pm Ar St 1..m1* . I*4 T 9*at Ar Louts vllle .... ' - v 1 u * m All trains arrive and depart (rom the Plant System Siation. THROt'OH CAR SERVICE. ETC TRAINS >2 AND 14 DAIRY. NEW YORK iNI' EXPRESS Vestt buled limited train*, with Pullman Drawing Room Sleeping fare I.tween Sav tn nah and Nw York Connects at Washington wtih Colon!* Expres for Boston. Pullman Sleeping Cars iteiween Charlotte and Hlchmon.l ami t hailolie and Nor folk Dining Car* serve sll meal* between Savannah atnl Washlnglon TRAINS 25 AND 28 DAILY. THE CNITED STATES EAST MAIL Vesilhuled limited trains, carrying Pullman Drawing Room Sleeping Cars l etw.en Saiwnnah and New 7'ork Dining t'ars serve all meals between Savannah and Washington. Also Pullman Drawing Room Sleeping Car* l.etwrn Savannah and Cincinnati, through Asheville and The Land of the Sky For complete Information as to rates schedule*, etc,, apply to O GROOVER. Ticket Agent. Plant Sy -um Stailot JAMES FREEMAN, C P and T. A.. 141 Hull alreel. Telephone#—Bell. 855; Georgia. 855 S H HARDWICK Assistant General Pt**ng*r Agenl. Atlanta. Ga. C A Nw. C 7# 14# P., C. A P. C A Nw 8 F | 5# Deb. 5a lMtj 9wi. Pae. t* ... 7*-. Cht. Ter 4* .. 914 j Son Rv 5 10* . dot Sou 4s ..*0 R R *T * **•.• D A R. O. Ist I9VT A P. 1< ...11- * dn 4s Wt ; do 3d *6 Erie Gen. 4 .. 8V Enkin Pac 4* . 154 4 F 5V A D. C. tVulwsh Ist ... l!7't Ist 71*41 do Id 15144 Gen. Elec 15t..117 West Shore 4* .113 lowa Cen Ist 114 Q Wise Cen. Ist . 83>., DAN C 4* >4Va Cent 91 M K AT. 2d. 66 M AO 4* htd S3 New York, Oct. 12. —Standard OH. 8610 5*2 MHOLLiRCOTI MARKET*. Note.—Theae quotations are revised daily, and are kept aa near as possible In acoord with h prevailing wholesale prl-ea. Official quotations an* not used when they disagree with the prices whole saler* ask , towning and Northern Prodwee. POULTRY—The market is steady Quo tations: Broilers, *9SJ6c: Pr pair; half grown. 45Q5(k . three-fourth* grown. 5.U #c; hen*. 65075 c. roosters, 40S5uc, duck*, 50©75c; geeee. 75ca1l 00. BXK7K—Bleadv at 17c. BUTTER—TIie ton* of the market I* Arm Quotations: Weatrrr rrsamery. 19(1 24V' New York state dairy. 1754022 V. extra Elgin*. 21025 c CHEESE—Market fltm. fancy full cream cheese. 13V for 20 to 22-pound average, 28025-pound average, 12c. Early VBgetablea. IRISH POTATOES- Northern. $l5O sack. CABBAGE—BO7c per head ONIONB-Yellow, In barrels. 22 00; crates. 95c. red, |! 9902 59 Brradstafle, Hay and Grata. FI/VR-Market steady; patens. 84 40. straight. II 50, fancy. 83 5i family 8: • MEAD- Pearl, per barrel. 83 75. per sack, 91 39, city meal, per eack. bolted. 31 2"0 1.29; water ground. 21 28; city grits sacks. 11.26; pearl grits. Hudnut*', per barrel, 22 45, per eack. 31 20, sundry brands. II 2801 25 sack CORN-Marker firm, white. Job lot*. Sc: carload lota. 6Jc. mixed corn. Job lots. tic carload lots. 59c RICE- Market steady, demand good fancy head. 9e: fancy, 8V Prim# 2°° and 4140484 Common OATS—No. 3 mixed, carload. 34V job lot*. 28036 c; while clipped. 4rtr, Job. 37c. BRAN--Joh lota. 96c; carload lots 95c HAY-Market steady; No I timothy 93V Job; 874 care; No 3.25 c Job. ■, cars. Bacon. Hants and l.ard. BACON—Marks! firm: D S C R aides 9>.o9Sc. D S lailles, 9* a olOr .Eastern, ad cording to average lir; D. S bellies 9\?J 98|c (Western); smoke.l C. R sides. v,O 944 c. HAM? timer cured. 1214013 V. LARD— Pure. In tierce*. B*ry tn *5- potwwl tins and 95-pound mbs 99V compound, In tierces. 684 c; 40-pound tins and 85-pound tub*. *V ■ agar and (offer. ■HOAR— Cut kuf * 28, fhamord A 8.59 Cruohed * 98 Confectioners' A 8 43 Powdersd 0.13 White Extra C S'l XXXX powd ..3.18 Extra C ,'s n Granulated .. OR tlolden C 5 14 Cube* 8 I*l Yellows 5 38 Mould A $ 2t COFFEE— Moeha Me | Prim* N*. 3 ...II o Java 28e 'Good No 4 ...l<kv.e Peaberry 14 e Fair. No 6 ....1014c Fancy No 1 .13 rt Ordinary. No. .1 .- Choice No 2 11V; Common No 7 9u, HsrSesrt and Balding leygltri UUE. CALCIUM. PLASTER AND CEMENT—Alabama and Georgiy lime In fair demants and selt at 88 cent* a barrel; special calcined piaster. 1100 per barrel, hair. 4060 Rosedals cement. |1 Joffl 38; carload lot#, special. Portland cement, re tail 12 28: carload lots t2m220 LUMI9ER F O. B VESSELS SAVAN NAH—Minimum. yaro *t*r*. finstyyii o# ; car *lll*. 812 50012 55; difficult sixes. 214 05 019 00. ship stock. 214 55019 00. sown Uoo. 98 5509 60. hewn Ilea. 34*229'- OlL—Xlarket stead demand fslr; sig nal. 49040 c. West Virginia black 9019 c; lard. 99c. nsatofool. 9#070c. machinery. 18 038 c. linseed oil. raw. 9c; boiled. 8c; kerosene 1-Wo* whim ISc; water while! lie: Fra tie astral. 14; deodorised stove gasoline, drums, 11V. empty oil barrel*, delivered. 95c. OHOT Drop. 1110; B. EL olid largo, 21 73- chilled *1.78 IRON-Market very steady; Swede. NAILS—Cut. 1390 base; wire DX9 barn. BARBED WIRE-18 49 per 1 pound*. Straight goods. M08Oc; augar house mo 1.... 15020 c OUN POWDER—Per keg. Austin rrae* shot. It 00 half kegs D J3. quarter krgs. 91 28; champion ducking, quarter kegs. 87 V>. Dupont and Itessrn smokrleaa. half kegs. 511.18: quarter kegs. 18 73; 1-pound canister*. 31 00; less 28 per cent ; Trasadorf emokaleas powder. 1-pound cent. 31,09. jo pound con* 99c pound aalt, Hides and Wool. 6AI.T- Demeno is relr and tha market steady: car toad low. 155-pound bu.lao aacks. 44c: 100-pound eotton sack. 48c. 119-pound burlap aucke. 49V; Ho-pound cotton aacks 49V: 2-pour.d burlap as. k#. 16c. 139-pound cotton sack. Me; Jjo-pound burlap sacks. 19c. HlDES—Marke* Irm; dry fltnt. 13V: dry aalt, 11 Vl *twm> salted, tc WOOL— Nominal; prime Georgia, free ef sand burr* and black wool. !9r. Mack, lie: burry. Me. Wax. Me, tallow, V Derr skins, 39c. p-ralfa and Mata. APPLES—EarIy Northern variety, 32 2&0 3.95. BANANAS-81 MOIM bunch LEMONS- Mark*' steady at 82 9002 50. CQCOANUTS-92 7804.00 per 150. PEANUTS- Ample stock, fair demand; market Arm fancy hand-picked. Virginia, per pound 4V. hand picked. Virginia, ex tras. 4c, N. C seed poanut* 4c. NUTS- Almonds. Tarrngone lie; Tries*. 19c; walnut*. French. 12c; Naples. 12c; po ,-ans, 12c. Hraxlls. 12c. niiterta. 13c; assort -1 ad nut*. K-pound and X-pound itnxea, 13e. Colton Ittiglng and I Ire. BAGGING—Market Arm; Jute. 314- pound tv large lota 954 c. email iota t-pound. kAtffto. 11, pound, l'o*Vl *•* Island bagging. 12V TIES- b.anoard, 46-pound, arrow, largo lots. 31 40. email lots. 3150. Urlrtl and Kvaporalrd Fruit*. APPLES—Evaporated, 707 V; eun-drlad. sVko* APRICOTS - Evaporated, 9\o pound, nectarines. 10c RAISINS— L. E . $2 00; Imperial raMneta. $2 :■ |oo*c. 5-poum4 boxc*. *o4',. pound PEA IIEH Evaporate#, pealed, MV: unpeal. and. 81409 c. PEAKS—Evaporated. *V. MI9CBI4.AKROVS. FlSH—Mncji*tel. hall barrels. No. 1, 30.05: No 2. 17 55, No 3, 86 75. ktta N“ 1. 31.; No 2. 11.10. No. 3.95 c. <'odtieh, 1-pound ltd kr sty . 2-pou<vl bricks, o Rtpoknl herrings, per box. 17019 c Dutcn herrlnga In keg*. 11.10; nd mullre*. hell barrel*. . BYRt'P Market quiet: Georgia and Florid* syrup buying at 29035 c, selling at 22035 c; sugar house at 16015 c. HONEY Elr demand. < rolnetl, in h-r ret*. 550*5e gsilnn High wine bast*. *1 2* OEF-AM FREIGHTS COTTON Ravannah to RoMon per rwt , 25c; to Nw York per cwt . 29c; to Phtladelphle rr bait |1: Raltlmore. II FOREIGN DlßECT—Bremen. 88c; Liv erpool, 55c; Hamburg 87c; Genoa. *9": Barcelona T9r; Manchester. S7c; Havre. Stc; Antwerp 57c FOREIGN INDIRECT Week and nom inal Uverpool 96c; Manchester, *5" Hamburg. 56c; Havre. 73c; Ge noa. *#r; Revel and Rt. Petersburg. Tor. Antwerp. 55e. LI MBER - Bv RaM - Freight# dull: to Baltimore and eaMwxrd. M 50 to 8* 50 per M . Including Portland. LUMBER—By Steam -Ravannah to Ba - tlmor*. l’i #; to T R R or B A O docks. sf> 55; to Philadelphia. HOvc. per cwt . G pounds to foot); to New York. 46 V per M 17 25 to dock: lightered to Boston to dork i v NAVAL STORES—The market la firm: medium else vessel* Huain—Cork tor order*. 2s fed per barrel of 210 pounds, and 8 per cent primage Spirits. 4* 4d per F> gallons gross, and 6 p*r cent primage latrge vassals, rosla, X*: spirits. 4* 3d Steam 11c per 150 pound* on rosin; 21V on spirits. Ravannah tn Boston, and 9V on rosin and 12c on splrtla to New York GRAM, PKOrilinfl, FTC. New York. Oct. 12.—Flour, steadier and a trifle more actlvs on tha principal grades without being quirt ably changed. Rye flour Arm Corn meal. Arm. Rye qut*'; No 2 Western, 69e. Itarl*y steady Barley malt dull. Wheat S(,,t firm: No, 3 red. 204gc; op tions ruled generally firm all d*v. sus tained hv want offering*, strengthening tha We*t Isas favorable Argentine crop news, local covering, big weakly clear ance*. the firmness in corn and foreign buying; dosed firm at VoVfc, net ad vance March. Mn ; May, 84V.' October. 7h\c; December, 3144 c. Corn-Spot strong: No J. 47Hc; option* advanced modirately during the dav on a good demand from snort*. Inspired by lighter muntry offering* and a steady ■ a*h demand, closed Arm tkfltir. n*f higher; May, 41’*r; October. 4 T 4c; Ite- 42Hc G,t-Rpot steady; No. 2. 2844 c; option* neglected and about steady Reef tjulet; cut meats steady; pickled hams 94^0140 Hreguiar; Wessrrn steamed. 37 450 7-80; Octotmr viewed 37.89; refined quiet. Tallow quiet. Rostai steady. Turpentine steady. Rice firm Coffee Spot. Rio quiet; No TANARUS, Invoice. *44c; mild quiet. Future* opened steady. 5010 points advance and ruled moderate ly active and about steady on higher Eu ropean cables and small receipts hi Bri an; cloaed quiet with price*. 16 points nt higher Total vale*. (6 385 hags, imlud mg November. 7 30r; Dsiemhsr. 7 25c March. 7 4907.48 c. Sugar raw *te*dy; fair refining 444 c; centrifugal M leaf. 4\c. molasses etigar, fc; refined quiet- Butler, firm creamrv 1703142 c; stale 18010 V Cheese Arm. large whlia. 1%; small lie. Eggs, tcady; s*xte and Peonsylvanla. 15021 c. Western. 18011 V Potatoe* quiet. Jersey. |1 i) 01 Ml Kew York. 31.9901.78: I,wig island, Ji M 01.78; Jersey awcets, $2.28. Peanut* Arm: fancy hand-picked. 40 44*c. other dome*'lc*. 3404 c Cabbage* quiet; 1-ong Island, par 105, II *OO7 25 Freights to Liverpool quiet; cotton hy steam. Ur. 1 iiri'ui *i.t and on . New York l *ct '. ' I'rtur *• -d ell dull and barely steady; prime crude, barrel#, nominal; prime summer yellow. 37 prompt; offsummer yellow 340 W: prime winter ya'low. <lo2c. prime whit*. 51c: prim* meal. 325. CHICAGO 3| iRKKT9. ChEago. Oct. 12—W hes' was strong to day on the export husln**s; December closing SOV over c*trrda)r. Corn Uosad Plant System of Railways. Tr*m# r<| by *o?h Meridian Tim#* On* Hour Slower Than City Tun^^ , t 8 No'th ai l Routh 23 *8 1 9 | | READ PoWN Kffrt ttvr <I, t J. 14* HEAD IP. _____ —, 7. ti .'til, tU T 29a l v Savannah .... Ar 3 4Yj 7Ma * lo>,.a.l*ee 4 15*|■ lx 301 * 72* At ... Charleston,... I.v 11 Ibpj 9 ,4hij 310 P . 4 -4, .1 ftta Ar . Ilaltlmors..,. I.v 2 68a I **[.. j j fTO 28* 1501 Ar ...PldUdeiphta... l.v!!13 pll ~*p| w | - B-t — Msp • 7 591 Ar ... N*w York.... Lv • 2Sj 8 Ma,. MM .j. M .L* M . ) QQp Ar . Bust Hi . I.v I OOp 1i00nt,..... | i|, ll n u IS 32 52 3 f'■" 7k ' .15 L' 2 j ft” • Bp t ',J 8 sla i Ualif.v Bavannalt .. A I 00b;fl loa| 7 OOp 12 Ida iCU* 4HP 5 45p 10 85a: 7 29a e 35a Ar .. Wgycroa#.... I.v 10 I8p! 9 6’>p| 4 10c 9 555! 7 98a 1 56a 9:p 2 tip 2i:p .' Isp Ar Thomy*vllle ... Lv * 10p| 5 10|)j...._ 1 9 :6a 3 18a l't 20p 7 top :. Du 2 Lie Mm Ar .. Jat konille . I.v a ,*i>i 7 2 59p 8 50,i 5 #s* 16 30(1 i t*>|, 12 cap 12 t2p Ar I’ala'k* Lv Lip 4 bug,i.| 2la 2 lan I 6 40p Ar .. Hanford Lv 12 tip 1.......|13 iffa.U 29a f. 3Mp 3 290 Ar .. ■ ItlMI le .. D .... 2 45p( I 17 ... i I .... lltp 3 14*' Ar Ocala ... Lv .... 1 4p(.^^.. IOVX'IO 'P Ar .St I'etereteirg Lv I (ttlr | j 7 30a to 50p (6 nop 16 flOp Ar . TanijM ... Lv io, ( anu1..„...] | otg, 3 OOp BMw ;o Sin 16 2itp 10 25p Ar .. Port Tampa.. f.> 7 7 7 3p| I Itt 45. tlole Ar R' Augustine.. Lv * 2np 6 Jo|, 8 59p 2 18a 3 * 29* I.v Ravannah..,. (,v In 15a 12 19a ....... .......|T.7XI 6 4!.p 8 18a t 80p| 4sa Ar .. Jcaup Lv 4 20a in 5,1,. j | 8 85p 7 l'*a * 26p * 'l9 Ar Hrunl. k Lv 6f„ a Obp | NORTH WKcT an and mit’THlVI RT 7T~ 83 iit Jsaup 16 3* v , Mot • 14 j W i OOp i 20* I.v H,v*nnh Ar 10 15*12 id* tx,(. 4 14, Lv tNovannelt Ar In l.t 1 3K 6 4',p * 4im Ar .. Jeeup L* 4 Ttta 16 W|> 8 !6n 4 Ar M't* muy Lv 7 iiirdl 35# * tlia 1 tip Ar 31.i on I.v 1 90* 2 Jo|> 7 lfp fl Ar Nashville Lv * 50* 3 21a 5 >ta 2 50p Ar Atlanta. Lv l 0 4.',plJ<Wp 3 20a 12 25p Ar lartmvil!* Lv 2 88a 9Up 9 43.3 *T Ar Cha'nooga Lv < dip 64V 7 of., 4 flip ,Ar Cincinnati Lv 11 tp! 8 46p 7 25p 7 .Va ar .l#vul*vtl!a I.v 7 4ia 7 45p 7 6*a 7 14p Ar Hi. Uhils Lv J 56pt 8 23a 7 hip 7 45, Ar Cincinnati Lv • 25ei 7*H (1. 8 N I 7 54a 4 55p Ar St Lv 4 lip 81*1.1 7 tta; ji Ar Ht. Inula Lv| 6 flop* 7 13a A lOp Ar Chicago Lv tty * no,, (J|. *O > |[ | F, 45, 4 16p T.v Atlanta Ar 16 pll 318, *"• • '*n Ar Chicago . Lv j 7 55p I .dp 4 asp 7 16, Ar Memphis Lv 475 , 9 55 ( , 4Up .1 o.i. Ar Mobile. Lv;,l2 \A(>,l2 20* 9 45a 7 IfWt Ar Kanra-'Y yLv] 4 k 45p t 9,p 7 4*>a Ar N Or let, •Lv 7 66a 7 4Sp 0 05f 6 2na I.v R,vann#h AVTo tJuTIJ I9e Through Pullman Sleeping Cr Service 1 4,6# t 2 3op 4r . Ttfton . I.v J l.iai 8 36p 8 45a 2 lap Ar Albany .Lv Ml 2 91a 349 p to North, Ea*r and Wttl an.l to Forlda i Jt>p Ar Columbus Lv ..... 110 00a Connetl lons matle #1 Port Tampa with V R mall at earn-hips of tha I’• nlnaular and Occidental Steamship Line, leaving Port Tamfva Monday*. Thursday* atnd Saturdays at 11 TO p m J II Polhemu* TEA Ward Clark. c,t y Tk> Agt De Roto Hotel. Phone 73 B W WRENN. Passenger Traffic Manager, davannah. Ga McDonough s ballantyne, Iron Founders, Machinists, •“••Aeanika, Bat lereeaa #ea. avaauts rtnrrr. ef *'"•' , wr was rwwkt* Bawtraaa, Vertleal aad l.t, Heor.te* yi-V • l/nra MUU, Mill mm* t mmm Ska ftlaa Taller, ere. TELEPHONE NO. 123. \o74r and oaf* 4044 c higher. Provl*ona closed 2407 V lower. Tljc leading fulurra rangtsl a* follows: o|nlng Highest. I#>we*t. Closing Wheat No. X Oct .... .... 754 Nov ... 75407.44 7* 0744 754 74 Dec 75 Vi 76 744074* 7544 Q Tv'll 74 Corn No 1— Oct S BB* 47*4 414 Nov 3740774 t‘xt!)3BH 374 *4 Dec .. 84403434 1674 J 44 oat* No 2 Oct 2;4W214 214 2140214 A4 Nov 214 2174 214 2t\ Dec . 22 0234 274*274 21 0734 224 Mesa pork pet barrel.— Oct ..I. 216 Nov 111 ) 111 35 til 35 11 25 Jao . II 80 11 so 11 374 H 874 1.,r ,t per 100 pounds Oct .. 718 7 18 TOS 7 1240 Nov .* 7 124 7 124 95 7 574 Jan .. 075 8 * *OB 72', Short ribs, pet 150 pounds.— Oct ..770 776 788 768 Nov .. * *l4 925 875 75 Jan .. a 124 ait a 574 a 10 Cash quotation* were *s follows Flour, steady; No 2 spring wheat. 74076 c. No 2 red 7*407*4c No 2 corn. 410414'-; No 2 yellow •10414'-. No 2 oats. 22c: No 3 white. 254028 V; No J white. 2240384 c; No 3 rya. 81c; good feeding barley. 41e; fair lo choice ntaltlng. lAflfAc; No 1 flag seed. |1 69. No 1 Northwestern. 21 7501 72: prime timothy seed. 84 IMi4 3r>. m*w> pm-h, per hbl . 116 05015 80; lard, per 105 |h* , 17 1507.15; short rib* side* (loose). 37 W 0 8.10. GLAD THE CAT BIT HER. leva* Metle 4 oasnlled a rkyalrlas aad Married Hint. From the New York Herald When Dr. George Glbler Rambsud. head of the Pat*ur Institute, at No 212 \Ve*t Twenty-third street, thl* city, led Mias Idilu Fowl*r Bryan to the altar tn chrt't church. Houston, Tex , on Tuesday night, l hare culminated a romance which began when a cat Mt Miss Bryan on the ankle six month* ago. Dr and Mrs. R,rabaud will spend their honeymoon traveling In the Routh, and will return to this rlty next Bsturday week to make their home her*. Miss Hrvan I* the daughter of Mrs Bet ti* Bryan and com*# of on* of the wealth iest and neat prominent families In Hous ton The rat wa* a at range tabby, neither wealthy nor prominent, and *he probably had no lda that she wa* an agent of Cu pid But she wa* Miss Bryan wa* out In tha lawn In front of her home one day. when *h spied the feline on the fence, fih* tried to ro*x her from the fence, no that ahe could pe* her. hut ah* wouldn’t he petted \6 hen the young woman reached for the cat th*- latter bristled up her hack, and when Miss Bryan Jumped back th* cat leaped at her. With a acream Mis* Lulu started to run but tha cat fasuaicd It* t*atn tightly upon the woman’* right ankle Mlsa Lulu st reamed with pain and her cries aroused the household, her mother and the servant* coming to hr old on the run. On* of th* men Anally caught up a bludgeon and struck the cat over the head half a dogrn blows, hut the falln* only let go her hold when life Itself fled Physician* cauterised the wotted and advised that Mitt* Bryan be taken to New York for treatment at the Paatsur Insti tute Mother and daughter look the first train and were soon at th* UoiUtute In West Twenty-third street Dr. Ramhaud. who sine* the death of hi* uncle, Dr Paul OlMer, ha* been In charge of th* P**t*ur Institute aaas ao licit tide itself for hi* young natl*nt He xav* her hi* person*) attention and no assistant was allowed to minister to her wants. Patients usually remain at the Institute for eighteen day* Dr. Ramhaud. however, thought, strangely enough Mis* Bryan ought t# stay a few daya longer to be on th* safe side Th* young woman thought •o too But th* lime cam* when ah* real ly could not remain longer, and the doc tor wore a long face Rip Mis* Bryan didn't go horn* at one*; not sha Thl* wa* h*r flrst visit lo this city, and she had to #** the sights and do Just a little shopping Dr. Ramhaud. *n fact, mad* *n excellent gold* And then there were tha*ter* and llttlf dinner par tis*. When mother and daughter Anally re turned to Texas. Dr Ramhaud whispered eomethlng at th* train Mias Bryan blush ed and Whispered something, too. and th* young doctor became all smile* Only one* after that wa* he worried, and that was when he heard of th* hurricane In Tax** But a telegram r*a**ured him. and Tue*dav night they walked up the aisle of rhrist Church, 1n the pr*ttl*#t wadding of th* *e*son In Houston MISS Bryof that wa# I* glad now that the cat htt her Bo I* Dr Ramhaud -Kdlton de Sucre —''What a beautiful volume Of Emerson's Essay* you have. Miss Made* ” "Ye*. Isn't It lovely* It'a a candy box. '—lndtioapoil* Journal. _ 0$ Schedule* Effective P*pt. 19. I*o9. Trains arrive at and depart ftotn Central Btatlon. West Hroud, foot of I ..Party street *oth Meridian Tim* On* hour slower than city time Arrive Savannah: Mtvennah: iAgu.ta. Macon, Atlanta.! 8 t&am t'ovtr, K tn. kl:llstg*vlii* (Uytu i*nd *ll Intermediate points; (Augu-ta klacon. Atlanta.! “ Mthens, Montgomery. Co-] •XORim i urn hue. Birmingham Ain-'fM 59am (arleo*. Eufsula and Troy | t* tt) pntj Dover Accommodattaa :t7 o*<a f3 opm, Guv ton Dmnsr Tr*lr Hfctprn •Itatly tKxcrpt ftunday bbtween RAVANNAH ANT* TYBEB. 75th meridian or Savannah city Urn*. LEAVE havannah. Monday only 9;2i a m Dally except Monday 9io a m Daily tsb p m. LEAVE TYBKE Mondsy only 718 a m Dally except M'wki.i) 10.25 a. m. Dally 8:30 p. m Connvi tioos mad* ai terminal paints with all trains Northwest, West and llouthWMt. • Bleeping car* on night trains between "avannah and Augusta, Ms on, Atlanta •no lilrminicHam. Parlor cars on day trains betwun Sa vannah. Macon and Atlanta. ror complete information, acvheduiea. rate* and connections st.ply fo VV. (8 BREWER, <Hy Tick.! and Paaa o* T 107 Bull aifcat. r, ' po * ' nr • , ' , Agent. F M triiwVj jL'”' Agent. vumi!*!? 1 !: Traffic Manager. THEO D. KI.INE, Gen -'up. nr teodaat, Havannah. Ga. Double Daily Serviq The short line lo Norfolk. Washlngtoa. the'**#!*' New York aad L- bet* nn*!,. rt A L Itv 12 16pm II 69pm Ar Columbia 8 A. L. Ry; I 23pm 4 hiam Ar Ral. fgh, 8 A. L. Ry 11 rpm 11 80am Ar Durham, 8. A. L Ry 7 2Dam 4 16pm A r Petersburg. BAI. R> 4 13am 4 Mprn Ar Richmond. 8. A. L Ky; 6 Isaml 6 40pm Ar Wahlnffton. I'#nn .j ft itam, t K>pm Ar Baltimore Psnna iio (darn,ll 38pm Ar Philadelphia. Penna... 13 37pm! 385 am Ar New York Penna | 1 U3pm l lJem Two 44 No 6* Lv iavennah. 8 A I. Ry;U tipm.llljai Ar 8 A.L Ry] 7 05am, 6 80pm Mteamera leave Norfolk dally, except Sunday, for Baltimore, Philadelphia and S 'W York If ! d*:.> for VVeehlngton The short line to Montgomery. Mobil* and New Orleans, leaving Savannah at 7:28 a. m . arriving el Montgomery 740 p. m . si which point dose connection Is made with th* L. A N. R R.. arriving at Mobile 359 a. m. and New Orleans 746 a ra. The short line to Kernandina. Jackaoa trtU*. Tampa and other Florida points. I No 27 , No 31 Lv BavannaK.'i:~A T TTrmam| 9wm At Frrnandtna, 8 A T. Ry 3 3&am 9 06pm Ar Jackeonvllle. B.A.LRy 9 10am 7 40pm Ar Tampa. 8 A. L. Ry.... 8 Xbpmj 9 95am Magntfli *n< Pullman buffet sleeping car aervlc* to Washington. Baltimore.. Phlla- Oeiphle and New York; also to Jeckson vtlie end Tampa Dining car* from Savannah to Hamlet, and Richmond to New York. Buffet parlor cars Ravannah to Mont gomery. For additional Irdortnatlon apply to Ticket Office. Bull and Bryan street*. Phone 28 J. D. WEED ft CO IATA9MI, BA. Lather Belting. Steam Packing 4 Hose. Agent* foe NSW IOHK RUBBER BELTING AND PACKINO COMPANY. 9