The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, November 16, 1900, Page 9, Image 9

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financial and commercial t orro* riTIBIM MUKHT CUMHi I IHM %T \> %l% IUE, The Horning New* Offl.-e, Thurn'tay. Nov. IS. ~ il *pot coiion market rlo*d at an advance of Mi-vent Irmanil for cotton >*lllon among holders not to „ ,onc. **lon*. They were largely In (. tne il:m |..'*l!lon of the cotton , market, which < losed Arm at a net . of IS to 27 point*. The rise In * a* due to some extent to bullish itnate.-. some of which came from tl sour,#*. ; penline market ctoeS firm at 41 elth a fair detnatsl prevailing. The ~ l arket closed firm and unchanged „ , good demand, and Ihe sale ot a j ivi ot reported for Ihe day. The ntatkela were steady and active. j , mainly unchanged. io k market waa Irregular, hut ,1 onslderahle strength. The (line . day were to .-ome extent attrlbut „ | . hull manipulation, (leneral W.e. . .1 Jersey Central were the leature .i) es of S point*. Ihe former dupll r- advance of yesterday. Tilk of j. , .1 turnings, dividends, and big for ntracts received by the Ueneral l i Company were Ihe bull levers. uainnee of the list showed strength. , nt, ih*m being Ihe Paclflcs. some of have found their prosperity sufll tii :o warrant an Increase In Ihe wages t t- ttnployee. Money ruled easy mod o' t .<• days ll Is believed that a good . ~ rtalt mem on Ralurtiay Is now being ,I on the Stock Exchange. towing resume of the markets . the tone and quotations at Ihe c .. f 10-day: COTTOW n market dosed quiet to-day n t anoe of % per cent, with aalee , n ijt of lil bales. The demand wa* in. Not a great deal of business uas ii lor the reason that there was H , -itlon among holders not to make . oi. ••: .ns. on account of which buyers it.,l show much disposition to take The receipt* sere j ut l , aga.nsi s. . aid '.'.'Jill >ear le'fore last- The re ,,H , to lar this season have been 472.100. _ mi C 4.331 lasi vear. . , following were the official spot quo t it. - ii- the close of th* market at the ii. n 1-xchange to-day: I This i L*,l ; day. | year. .1 middling 9'‘. 7 5-14 Mvllllng *H 7 1-16 lajvv -14 Market quiet; sale*. 151. Savannah Itecelpts, Exports and Stock# He. dpt* till* *Uy 3.60* He. ,hits this'lay last year S,>. Thl- day wr before last 9,991 Reielpts s.n.-e Sept. 1. 1900 472.100 Ham* day last year 424.331 Hto. k on hand tna day 53.312 Same .ley last year 115,977 H>.ri|*s umi Stock* at the Ports: Receipts thl* .lay 49,254 R. elpt# mis day last year 41.409 Re.e;ids :his day year before last.. 56,t>21 Tom. rp. elpta since Sept. 1,19 on ...2,741.911 Same time last yeor 2,4*4 996 Same time year before last 3.492.517 S <vk nt all porta to-day 711.737 Stock same day last year 933.<42 Dally movements at other ports— Oalveston—Steady, middling. 9 3-14 c; net t. eipts. 19.-9.1. gross. 19. S; sales. 231; stock. 221.179. New Orleans—Firm; mld.ll.ng. 9'je; net is •Ills. 17.280; grots. 17.250; sales. 10,'6m; *tfCk, 2ft'.949. Mobile—B,eady; middling. 9%c; net re •tpts. '10; gtoss. 34u. sales, 314>; slock, 22.- harletitotr—Steady; m kiting. 9'e; net slpts. 2.344; gro*. 2.341. stock. 21.5*6. iVilmlngton—Firm, middling. 9>v; net rlpts. 1.077. gross, 1.077; slock. 11,1*3 Norfolk—Firm; mi ailing. 9 5-16 c; net re pts, 3.790. gross, 2,790; sales. 445; stock. *l. alilmort —Nominal; middling. 9% . . >a>. 495. atok. 9.174 New York—Steady; middling. 9 13-I6c; net Olpt*. 231, gro.<s, 2.186; sale*. 81. stock, 45.493. Houton—Quiet; mbldling. 9%c; net re ipis, 2.06; gtoss. 5,33*. !'hliadt Ipiil a—Firm, middling. 101-ISc; *. ess. Ji*2; Mock. 4,163. I ciisaeoh*—Net re -dpt*. 300; gross, 30). Pally movement* at interior town*— Augusta—Steady; mhtdllng. 9%c; net re tpt*. 1.092, gross, 1,149; sales. 499; stock, 4 ..976. Memphis—Btrarty; middling. 9 3*l4c: net !, eipts, 2,959, gtoss, 3,759; sales, 5.41*i. •<s k. 1*8.663 8* Uouls—Firm; middling. 9%c: nt re (, :pts. 2.203; gross, S.BOS; stock, 59.949 < Tnclnnall—Quiet. nominal; middling. , net receipt*. 3,200; gross, 3.200; sales, stork. 8,4*7. II aistotl —Rteady; middling, 93-14 e; net Ipi*. 30,680, groas, 20.6K0; stock, 92,- .74. I.nulsvllle—Firm; middling. 9c. Exports of Cotton This Day • i liveston—To tlreat Hrltaln. 14.407; i-twlse, 3,545. New Orleans—Poasl wise. 2.474 Mobile—To Great Rrltaln. 2.330; roast ' -e. 121. ■ ivsttnsh—Continent. 11,499. Norfolk—Con linen l. 800; coastwise. 1.129 N w York—To Great RrMatn. ISO. pi csarola—To Greet Rrltaln. SO** T it foreign exports from alt ports this a\ To Great Britwin, 19.107. 40 the oontl < -ft. 12.U99. T ,1 foreign exports from all ports far tnls week—To Great Rrltaln. 41.- :i lo France. 14.1 C; to the continent. 37 i*l foreign exports since P> pi 1. 190 'treat Britain. 1010 941; to France, 194.- * io the continent. 702.321. SKA ISI.AMI COTTO*. ' great Inlereet developed In the *ea • n.4 cotton market during the past i' *k The dullness In othci market* has 'I Ptrenily been reflected also In the •' >1 cotton situation. Whether lliers '* be a rush by holders so sell Ister. re- j < ns to he seen, but so for she demand has not been sufficient to enliven things, boms Interior business Is reported I'rlAs about as follows: • tr.t choice Host Florid** 335'i124 ii choice and fancy Florida* 23’jit21 1 r> i hole* and fancy Georgia*.BV2M* e Georgia* 22V54|23 1 "a line Georgias 22 ! eipte and Slocks— isnOJ>i I*o-00 1 •’l|'ts past week | 4,175 5.191 ' rts past week 7M 9*2 l’s this season j 21.791 21.241 lies (last week j 722, 1.5*2 k on hand I 17,2*5, 15,*57 t m-rox rrmes. Tie Market rinse* Firm at a lU*e of ir.i|27 Point*. York. Nov. IS.—The cotton market '*• deei.iedly more active and it otiic. r M Prices on the openlne call show ‘l ,n advance of point* and there 1 further gain of Ml io!nts b for* upward mov* mi nt wl* arrest and V ’■k to secure protll. Tre dvance ■atr,l n, H i M .!!..[- c | a .. u f c.ibl 1 ewa 11 bad been expected. Tie K gll h *’ •• howcd well sustained -il of ■' and an advance of l'yit-Skl In fi- The reaponsa her# was aims let 1 more than erjusl Ituvtng was act v *• floral, led ;,y the short continent 'inward movement was faclllta • and by r t of old weather In the 9ul a / 'nr attitude on the part of -pot hod ,r J “ 1 large and. min I from ex ote s „ American spinners The flrmne-s its teased by reporta from Mancha*- MURPHY & CO., INC.. Ilooxd of Trade Building. Savannah Private leaned wire* direct to New Turk. Chicago end New Orleans C OTTO SI, ITOI Kft A.\D GRAIN. New York office. No. Cl Hnwlwny Office* in principal cities throughout the South. Write for our Market Manual and l*ook confining instruction* for trader* ter to the effect that Engii-h spinner* had tome to a con- luaion that th otlon crop wan not a !arc one. Th muke: had a few Intervale of reactl n n i profit-taltin hut nMintalnekl a It m .in* dertone anl do* and flr.n at a net advat.ee of IS‘. 27 pont*. FLU Tl ATIOXfI INi PITI REtl. New York. Nov 15.—Cotton futur opened steady at the advance and ciocl tlrm. Price* follows Open. Utah Lsow. Flo* Jamrary jI! 9sa 9 4** ‘.OJ Potoruory 942 947 918 9i*t March 941 9jo 9?s n.m April 9.40 94* 9e* 9.49 May 941 9SO 9 .U 949 4une 9 a* 9.41 9.3? 9.47 July 9 41 9 ¥> S .5* 9 4* Au*\et 9.29 9 32 9.23 9 34 September October November 940 9.61 940 941 bet'ember 9.40 935 9.40 934 LIVERPOOL €*4lTT'o\ MARKET. Liverpool. Nov. 15. 4pm —Spot, goofl busineas*; price# steady; American mt-l diin* fair, 5V*: m ddiimr. 5 9-l-i. m.ddlinir. 5 15-3241, low mUMting. 3 9-32d, rood ordinary. 5 .V 32.1. ordinary. 4 The aale* f.ir the day wert* l2t*d of which 50* were for upecudtlon and expvrt. onl 4n*iuled 111(9*. Anif , rii'n. re ceipt* 15,<>uo bal th. Including 11,900 Amerlonn. Future* open*.! *iuler an*l cio*e.l teaf>’. American mi.Miing low mkWlling c u.- November. buyer- .November-I)‘ j cemt*er. r. I9r|. neiler*; Deoemrnr-Januarv. 5.15 J. aeliera; January-February, 6 14*1. buyer*; February-Mari-h, A.lJd, l*uyere. M&rch-A(>rli. s.lui. <>lieri. Apn-My, S Oaf. aeilere; May- Jue. 5 <cL *e||. era; June-July. 5 05*1. buyer**; July-Ad guat, 5.03f}5 '*4d. eeliere; Augul-Septem l>er. 4 6*Si4.6lU, buyers. New Orleun*. Nov. 15.—Cotton futur* •. firm. November, bU) 954 March .... 9.Mf|9.i4 >ererr,ber . 9 XI A|aril f rfl9 T Jantuiry .. .9 33iu9 34 May 9 Wi<* 3* February . 9 Xty* 35June ..9 374*9 I OTTO \ u: I I ll(l. New York. Nov. 16— Murphy & Cos. any January In New York rroaead the 9.WK mark to-day. While trading waa not on a very large scale, the market had a very etrotig undertone an*! offerings wr.- abairbe<l principally by New York and New Orlerwa lIIOIH Liverjiool iilao bought rather freely. Tho foreign mar ket# went rather encourigit;|f. future# cioeing at th© best price# of the day. and .at an advance of 4 to 5 over last night, with apot price# un- hanged, sale?* 12.000 Middling 5 15-32. Cables reported better demand for spots, also improvement In •Lfn.un! for good*. We opened 5 to 10 points over last nigh:'* close, soiling mainly by Hotith on realising sales. It wa# rumored in New Orleans, also in Liverpool, thm Mr. NdU had made an **etimute of nine and three-quarter mil lion bales maximum for this year's crop January opened at 9 41 and gradually ad vanced. dufltag at bew* prices for ttv- ses sion, y 9 33. Tle feeling was rather bul lish at the close and higher prtc* - are expected to-morrow New Orleans* ex pects t*k-morrow ,000 to 9,000 againet 9.- Houston 15 0> to 16.009 agalnM 14 r Jt) last y *ar. Kstlnuated port receipts ,000 against 41,109. New York. Nov. 15.—Hubbard Urns ft 00., say The foreign market advices were a surprise to the trad* , showing an advance where a decline had been rx [M'ote*i tn answer lo the quieter American market** of yesterday Rumors were cur rent in Europe that Neill's estimate would be bullish *nd ascribe the ad vance to that opinion. Our local market has not been native after the first hour, as the demand wa# supplied by arbitrage broker# for Liverpool, aml New Orleans account. Th* short interest appear* to have b*H-n largely eliminated on the re cent advance without attracting new buying on the movement which is lighter than anticipated. It is generally believed the South is tedding back for higher prices, especially in the Atlantic state- ■ lit V OOU. New York. Nov IS—The mirket re mains unchanged txlth only a inoderitr business In progress. a:wi Ihe cffeci* ,*f W. L. Hlrong A (Vs rilflicultles ajtparcnt In certain directions. Price* remain prac tically unaltered, though in heavy brown good* th, re Is a little more dUpos'llon lo meet buyers' views No open reductions are quoted. t iv ti. rroßisg. Thursdiy. Nov 15 SPIRITS TURPENTINE-The market for turpentine opened llrm af 41 and 41% cents, with sales of 560 casks, and closed firm at 41 cents, with further sale* of 25 casks. There was u fair demand during the late hours, though the market was n ported to be ciis.er. The day's receipts were 915. and the export* 3,567. ROBINS—The rosin mirkG c!oeit llrm and unehanged. with sal.s at the open ing of :in>l nl the closing nf *6l bar rels. There wis a good demand through out the day. and several round lot* changed hands The receipts were 4.3*1. and the exports 1.400 Pr.e* as follow A B. t; *1 *> i > "<• |) 1 ) K 1 to E 1 35 M 1 7u p 1 40 N 2 10 G 1 45 W G 3 W H 18 W W Naval 8 ore* Statement— Spirits Rosin Stork April 1, 1960 2'i: 112 506 Reedpts to-,lav 945 1.34-1 Receipts previously 275,175 665.906 Total since April 1 278.31* my Exports to-day 3.567 Exports previously 235.013 677.543 Export* since A; rll 1 23* 5. 677.7'" Skm k on hsnd 10-day 9.73' 171.**7. • Stock last year 29.991 I Charles! n. Nov. IS.—Spirits turpentine market llrm. 40<f t*tc Rosin ttrtn. unchanged Wilmington. N. C Nov. !5. —Bpi I' Itir prnllrte ilrm 41fi41%< receipt 73 c s Ttosin steady, I'.lMil 25, r c li't> 16*. Crud* turpentine firm, f: 10 an 1 17 4"; receipt* *3. Tar steady. *1.55; re--eli.’s 64. New tjrleins Nov. la—Re ipt, roin. 15*; turpenGne. 42 Exi>ori* lo Havana. 3h larr. 1 rosin PIXB2CUL. MONEY—The demand keep* fairly UP with the suppiy FOREIGN EX, HANOB—Marfcot st-sd- I Uomraerc>al demand *4*3%; slxy ■>*'■ 14 79*,: ninety davs. ll7' francs. Par. and Havre, sixty days. 5.72%; Bw:s>. flxty days. 5 26; Belgian 5 24% marks, sixty days. 93 9-16; nlnetv davs 92 5-15. DOMESTIC STEADY - Steady. Ivanks nr* buying a: 1-16 discount an -riling as follows 125 sol under lor p--. mium. *25 to 25" lie premium, *SO to V‘*> 7*5- premium. *IOO to 2>J®. 25c premium, t2*W to *:.MOb. % premium; *I.OOO and over, I 75,- per M premium. I FIS ASCI AL. JOHN W. DICKEY, .llork and llnnd Broker. irmfri, €5%. Wrlu for Llaf. J'HE MORNING NEWS: FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 10. 1900. SECURITIES—There Is a brisk demand all round and light offering* Stocks. Rid Auk Auguna and f*iyvanush R R.....HT9V* 111) Atlanta and West Tomt 129 j do 6 per cent, certificates 104 Aukumm Factory 42 55 Citizen# Lank Chatham REAL Oo A .37 5S do do R 67V, liigle tin i I'hoenlx Mfg Oo 103 110 Edison Electric ilium Cos. W 110 Enterprise Mfg. Cos 103 Germania Rank 1A) Georgia and Alabama 23 24 Georg a K.t!roud Common 215 217 Granltcville Mfg Cos 143 170 J P Klrg Mfg Cos 1M 108 Langley Mfg. Cos. ...115 120 Merchants* Nations. Bank 112 ... National Rank of Savannah ..... 130 Oglethorpe Savings end Tru*t—llo People's Savings and Load . 100 Southwestern Raliroed Cos It*** 110 V: Savannah (7.is Light Cos 24H Southern Rink 153 15 Savannah Bank and Trust 114 Slid* y Mfg Cos,. August a 94 84 Savannah Brewing .....102 Honda. Bid Ask Th.r Col a An* i.i 5, IVY) los ..../ Chai & Gulf R. H 5 per cm let nuiriKif.' 1028* 105 Ailenta city 4*. 1922 100 Auguste cliy 4*. 1227 105 tlo 4U. IKS Hi Jo 7. 1908 107 do S, 1913 ... in Al* M.i 5* Ind'd. 19>. M A N 9x 99 AiiyusU Fectory.6 jnr crnl .1915111 113 Brunavl > •<<) Western 4.. is*t.. a M C. It R. A liankln* I'oilatoral 5a 96'e C of G lei niorlg 1945 F- * A. ... 119 Hi C. of G. ■■on 5a 1915. M A 5... K 9 f Cof G. lal Incomes, .94Ti 53 53 do 2d income* nij |*ij <io M Incomes. 1915 * 9 C. of G. <M. G. & A. Dlv.i 5* 1947, J A J 97 % C. ot G GCsion Krsnch), 5a 1927 *• * D 971* Gliy A Huhurban R. R Ist 7s. 1095, Columbus Cliy s*. 1909 107 Charleston cily la. 1909 101 102 I K.8l" & rhoenlx Mills 6a. 192* 107 no Edison Elect lie ilium.nailn* Os.lsS Knierprlae Mf* Sa, I9u; 102 'leorpla Railroad 6s. 1910 115 u; O. S & F.. 1915. J, A J 112 H3 i/eoryla A Alataima Ist ss, 1945 104 106 I ll'oriy.i Sl,lie JV,*. mo. J A J ...110 ilo 3'js. 1915, MAS 104 do Mi con city s. 1910. J. A J 11* lis do 4*xa. 1926. Jan |>ar jo* RJ Oraan rkeamshlp 5s 1936 I<>4 10* Seiannah city ss„ quar January. ( IJ I 110 111 do s*. quar February, 1309 jojij South Carolina slate 4' v s. 19U 117 H 9 Sibley Mf*. Cos. s. 1903 102 Souih Round 5a 99 100 8 . F A W gm. mi ne 6a. 1931 124 126 do do Ist 5. *old 1934 115 ! do 8t John Dlv. Ist 4s. 1934 4 96 I New York. Now 15.—Money on call I steady al 3‘jfis per cant.; last loon 3', per I mil. Prime mercantile pa|>er. 4‘vbS per cent, sterlli.k exchange Arm with eciu.'l 1 I bslneas in bankers hills si *4 *4\ for de. msnd, nnd t ti sui, for alxiy .lays. Post - jed ralea *4 Ms* and 4 *s’,. Commercial hilts *4.80414 *'4 Mtlver cert I tics 4 ss. 64V uk 1 . Rur silver, kJt.c Mexican dollars. I .Vi'sC Govermnt nt. lam-ls weak Btat I l>nda Inactive Haliioad bonds stnixtig utockn %mi iio>m Prirra Irrrgalar Hal lit® General TuiiHriiri I |innri|. New York. Nov. 15— Btr*n*th urn* ra newc<l In the #cook m-irkrt to-day. tut thrre was nothin* like a reMjmtrtlon of Ihe apeculatlve * nthui.iani of laa; week There were more Mock* that move 1 atrofiffly upward than yaaterday, anl th*'rt* were fewer th-it th# <liy lower than ihe> went off laM nlfiit anl there wa* naverthe!** •- h , ontln'j.in<*e cf th* Irreffular tendaney in the ma-ket Tne of etrenirth, though more nunu roiih were Mill m what taoldted or dl#a#ov at any time show p rn’-iiw aid vhor* ou# etrenuth. Th* Rain# e*med to l>e due either lo the of epe-ula tiv* |*ools workliiK for an advance In #|M'<ia) atock# or to cau#e# affedina tha Individual General Klretiic du p!i<atrl i:s ain of yeatarday with an other •* point rl#e arryimr ft io th** - jrimiKs i>portad. Y*a • dy* iMr-nKth in the c-oale'-a he* ;me largely lo ( alizeil in New Jersey Ontrnl. which w,im it one tirn, 4‘. point on r* io n■ f iom- IriK IncrwMK'd In dividend#. The m ■ ve rm* nt *f hr<<ad**M m'ojm- fr the day w,*# In the winter wheat frranferp. which .§ 1- vanred between 1 ar..| _■ all a round on the kocml w*ather f,r the crop In that territory. CoMullil<tal G , (*on*lnen al Tob. vo, People'# Ga Tonne##. • Uni Brooklyn Transit nnd *ome other +<' al tU - w* r at#o # romr I.ondofi ho i.rht a small number of •* , oi*k' on Isiianre. Th* |*rof, f5 onal pre . un- .t a n#t the market further #ljrn t>f urp. rl llqiilistl n al ihoiiab profit-' *klmr ws# In e ld .•* * *t Nome point# all day M*-ney waa opro clably easier nd u favorable tank atate mt*nt on Saturday I- h* uinnin# to !*• I#- rouit*!. Retort# fmvn Interior ni n* y m#rk !< ir ,f . v ondhl na du * to a pr.R • **> of in lo- et.lnr a I**' th- *le 100 nlrnilnr to that whl i occurred in h Now Yoik market. Then l u feel nc that th* la'#e war lon.# im;-endlhK in Lnglai.i nnd Ue;many w.’l probibly nrt he off * r*' 1 uiitl. next year. Th * # ••cment f the fceLn tr. e for the month tv* Incr* #‘d c-irfl > c- ,n ♦hr • < iHiiiiui.il r “ *h ■ Ti- I - rxpiiu i w*ll a# th \ •# of vX jKeiti* ox-r Imp*** are fir ar*.itr than tho: • for ny :*• v..*u# month in tii o:* -n --try* history th . #.- *f • pr * ahrw- Inx rh avtoon Mng total of S'*'. 7 7T*? Thn nhenomei.al c. (Ua *port are lti*e |y - *le for ihL showir a. hot aft r showing or ? I- hr* yrailfylnr 'at I h >wn th *' Hie vab of tnaniif ♦e , ur‘*l producf# exforte f. i how* u n incea** o* e -o’*<d*er ( year of n t Iv I*'. ♦*/ The ability of the country t<* “iid y il t en”hh- rrdlt * in view of •hi e* • a r <llnary trade oir not be mu* * f r anx rk'# appr h* n#lor Tlie bond market • •# o. t . e -m* char icter ,♦ the kf, r\ m.s k*t a' 'l .sr %tren. th bill not at tiie liL’h level of 1 # wink’* activity. To’al tar value 12.7000r0 Vnitr 1 B at## refur dinir tw # it.! tie t*v • cm*fM n d S per ten? inl lo YeaUiercd an-I the oi l foil a 4 l*f<r *nt on rh* la**’ * I The tot 1 #al< a o M,x.k to- a w r Mit/vfi .hare . At*hl • n d3 10 ; At hi* *r pref# #•**<l 70 Vn. Hillmo • ul Ohio Ifi.ffil; Uheaapeake and Ohio. , s ffO UurHn*•* 21 ?nn; Rork I-l lid. 6 F0; UlrveLiKl Cincinnati, Chiraxn • and Bt L*ul#. !nnr. Manhattan, 23 j; Metr lar. H.'O, Mlaootlli Pacin#-. 15.3*0; Mf #our. Korea# an! Tex preferreJ. 12 ,f 0 N w Jersey Central, 5 000 g N w York Cen tra’ *. T Nnrfo.k aid W• #• r ’0 3 0 North# m I * • If! .V. fkop N r*hern Pa, i'** preferred. 11 YO; Onta r lo nnd We tern, 11.. g r P'. r . r ,,j 2t S Fail. Ift go Sour hern Pacific, 1 i f,,.f |, #:♦*, Union Faclfi 4-40, U on Ft i'V | referred 23 w, 3V v ellng anl Lake E J 7,100. Wf eff!ln|r * and I ake Erl'* pr#f rr and 7.*00 gmeFlna. S eel #*d W . ■■ ftp T.r Pla> T 0; To #i 11,- Kx>; IF - ki .n, P yo, Continent.* Tobacco, 41. Frderel Fie* I. 11.50); l’eople On 11>0; Hurar Te ne#-e Coal .nl Iron. 17,V*0. United State# 1-eather. 123(4) New York Stork List. Atchison 3* v . do pref 80 do pref 79 Wabaflh 7% Halt Ar Ohio . BU* do pref 20*^ ran. !M Wheel. A L K 1! Can. Sou. Sr*L and 2d pref ... 29% Chew A Ohio . 32L VVF On 12*^ Ci. Gt. W. . ! , Third Avenue 112 Chi . B. A g ,U3*| Advime Ex 143 dll.. ! A L 24 A merit nn 143 do pref fDa, United State® ~ 47 Chi A E I ... 4\>WHli Fargo IJ2 C, A N'w iwh jAm Col (Ml ©x- Ce. H. I. A P...lttVtj div 33V C. C C. Ai 8t do prrf <*x-<4iV. W IdOUi# . . f5 Am Mailing 30^1 Col Bou *>o pref 24 <lo lat |>r©f ... 41 iAm H A R .. 4i*’# l*> 3*l pr®f .... 17 i ik> prrf K ; | Del At Hud .116 Am Epirus ... l'x i D.L AW IP* |do pref 17 j P A R O St 1 * Am Hoop 31 I do pr©( 71*7 do pref 7tA* i BrW 13R Am 4 W .. 4(4 do lit pref .. 37 fc *‘ do pref WVi Ul Nor pref . \€9 Am T*n Piste . 4i* l Hw king Coal 174 I*> pref B*4 Hockln* V Ant To m o h Illinois t'en. ... 123'>! do pref I*2 lowa Cen Jo Atm Mtn Cos. .41 do pref 45 | Brook R T—. t@’ L K A \\ . 36S* <ol F A 1 445, do pref ........10* font Toh 86 Hake Shore ....Slips' |o pref y*' L. A N Ills Federal Steal .. dll* man L M S • do pi ef Met St Ry . l*VGen Klee ' Mex. Cen U'v Glueose Susar ' 11. A SI 15...., *44, U pref 1< do pref 102 (Intern Paper .. 24*6 Missouri Pile .. 59', .lo pref 73 1 * Mobile * Ohio .19 t.Klede Gas .72 M K AT . 11, Natl Biscuit 3*'. do pref .164, do pref IW N J C 144<- N4I la*s*l . 21S N Y. C !3**t ■!< pref 9T, N AW 424 Nall Steel 36 do pref *i f do pref 9.’4 Norrh Pac. 615. N. Y A B .134 do pref 79. On: AW 25', Bei-ltk- Coeat 57 Ore Ry. A N. 42 lo Ist pref *4 do pref 76 j do 2d pref . 65 Pennsylvania ..1415* Pacific Mm:! 4.51, Raadlnit 19. People s Oss ...99 do let pref .. 62 7 , Press.-! S 4'ar. ct 1 1 do 2d pref ... 31 do pref *■’• Rio a. W M !Pull. Pal. Car W do pref *5 3. R AT 8N St 1. A 8. V . KVSunar ■lo lat pref 79 do pref ll* 1 k do 2d pref . to 1 , Tenn C A I 7l'v St. L Sw 144 f B leather .15 do pref 319, <9o pref 76*. St. Paul 122Vt' 8 Rubber .. 361, do pref ... 174 | do pref 9>s‘, St. p A 0... .11* Western Colon S4' Sou Par 41 I *’R IAS .17 Bou. Ry 135i do pr*‘f 6‘ do pref 6<SiP C C. A St Tex. A Paa .. 14t* Louis K Cnron Psc 7N Ronds V. S 2s ref. Mo. K A Tex rtg ItH'a 2nd.a .... ~... 7*l do coup '.0.4 do 4s ......... 91 I do 3- re* 109'% N Y C lets he •lo 3a coup. I<9,|N J C g'n i-' 12 do new 4a, re*.ls7 I N. P.ic.fi - 3a.... 74* do noxv 4a, do 4s 10l*, roup 1.-7 j N Y . C. A 8t do old 4s re* 11S',I luls 4s lot’s do oi l 4s. N. AW. con. 4a. 99 coup 113'i! Oregon Navi* 12* At I.lson gen- ( Jo 'On. 5s ... 114 eral 4s ..lOU, Reading ■ n 4a 89S do aJ)I is. B'S Bio ti W. Isis 99', Can. So'. rnda. lO*', ft I A 1. M C. of Ga con >n, :* ill'* ;* 9tV% St. I*. A San F do 1-r Inc ... r.i; General 6a 1W do 2nd me I*4 St rul cons .171 C An 4'a ine\|S G 4s !’,|Tex A P. lets .1135, Erie Gn< r.il 4- . 735, do J*ds *• F W ADC I'nlon I'sclflr 4s l'* l , i, t ' 77'. Wabash Ista ..11644 fieri. Klee. At ..M W do Snda 4 loWCen.lt .ll< "eel Shore 4 114 U & N uni 4e 99S Wly Cent lsts *7 M A O. 4s I Va. Oen<uries ..91 (md) *d N. w York, Nov. 15—Standard Oil TU .r ?oi. Murphy A C e.'s aiuek l.eller. yviv York. Nov. 15 —The Mock mark*'. ■ ■pen* J active nnd decidedly Arm As the . .-e yestenlay the preferre<l ahsres of Pacifle roods were conspicuoue in the di- ii inc- both Northern Ponlfl i.referre.l and Cnion Pit IIV' rising rapidly on an tin iieu.nlly lerge volume of irtidin* To som ■ extee.i the advance in Northern Pacific preferred waa influenced by Ihe belief the- some readjustment In Ihe mnipenv'* capitalisation w•* Intended notwith standing the general denial' Th,* indua trials were not active, hut Sugar wla Strong, and a fairly steady lon. was common In thai quarter. Total sales stocks to-day. *63 741 shares. Miar I'll.l. 69)1001 * MtHHF.TW. Note—Tliese quotnllons are revlae<l laity, srvl are k*m aa near as possible In accord with the prevailing whoeeale price* Official quolailona are nol used when they dl-itriee with the price* whole, talers ask ('ossiri sad Northern Prnatnee. POPLTRY—The market I* steady, yuo • nlion*; Rroller*. 30i/15e per pair, half grown. 454(511; Ihree-fourlh* grown. 55ff '■•; hans. B1l71o; rooster*. 4uns(y . ducka, .am7s, ; gees- . iscj|l 00 EGGS- Fresh candled. 21c; cold storage. 194739 c. LETTER The lone of the market Is rt'm ijuotatlons Western cre.mery, 19® 21*%, . New York stale dairy. 19(rZ!c; exira Elgin*, re;2' i'HEKBE Market rttm; fancy full cream cheer 13', for 20 to 22-fOund averages; 2*lfJ9-potlnd averages. 13c. Early Veaelahlea. IRISH POTATOES—Northern. 119* sack * CABBAGE—MWc per head. ONIONS Ye. ..w In turrets, IJOn, ■•rates, k&c; red. >1 90 areadstuiTs. Hny nn.l Urals. FluOt'R Ms k< . rleudy . patent. 14 *. siraigh:. iswftai. y. H 7*. family. **. M EAL—Pearl, per banel, 2.7 u. per . -k | 11.25. city meal f*e* sack, boiled, ll.U'.yli j■ |S; w.■-.■•r gt'. it.l. II 15471 175%, 4 lty grits sicks 11 20. pearl grit*. Hudnuts. |>er ter id 12;:., |e r sack. 11.22'%. biands. St.lT 1 ,<81.2*> sk< k. , 1 1 f;,V Murk’l firm, white. Joti io *. 65 . ■ arios i lots; 62r; mixed corn. Job lots, *2o. carload lot*. 59. RICK Market e*‘dy d'mand good; f,.n > head. Cc. foiuy, iVlr Prims * G, ~i Ryu*. J (.’ommon OATS-No. 2 mlx and. car.oael. 23V ■ J"> lota. 3S6J*c; while clipped, cars, *7c; Job, HRAN—Job lots. 95, . carload lo*. 9tv- HAY—Market steudy; No. 1 ilmothy, *JV . Job. ry. No - use Job; B4p. cars. Pngnr and ( oRSf. BCOAR- C'ut loaf *lB Diamond A J‘4 Crushed 4.21 Confectioners' A HI Powdered 6.91 White E*:ra C.. 4.51 XXXX pow'd 5.99 Extra C 5-29 Omnuleted *•** 'Joiden C s'*9 Cul'es 5 ’A Yellow* 494 Mou il A "9 COFFEE— Moeha 7* cprime No. 3 ....11 c jsv* . 2fi r Good No 4 .19*40 Peaberry ... 14 e Fair No 5 luSe Fancy No 1 .12 Ordinary No R 10 o . hole* N 2 .ll‘,cCommon So 7 9V llardnnrr and Building supplies. UHK. CALCHM. PLASTER AND ; Cement— Alabama and Georgia llmi In fair and rr.and and se t at 8<( cei l* a burrel, -j* .-is. calcined piaster, lldm per iisrrsl. hair. 4hic. Rose.line cemen, 11.204(125; earloatl .ols. special; Portland cemeni. re tail *2 25 carlosui tots. *2uui22u LI MBER F O. U VESSELS BAVAN NAll—Miniimuin yard slmcs. tUI.fOftUOO, car sills. t12.5uf112 0 difficult sixes, lit On ■l lß on; ship stock, *l6 0001*00) sawn ties. I8 0IMSI0: hewn Gee, A'liSßc GlL—Markel steady: d*rnnnd fair Eg na , 454(50c; West Virginia black. 9*1120. iurd. l*c nen 1 (find. 6%'iVC, machinery. It p2sc; linseed oil. rr.w. 7V. boil and. ;*7,c. 1 kerosene, prime while. 13c. water while. 12c; Piatt's astral, 14c. deodorised stove Southern Railway. Train# Arrive and Dp* r l Savannah on flh Meridian Tim#-Onn flour Hlow^r Than City Time B%Lelule In KltciH Nov. 16, lUfcAt) DOWnT] • tii 1 \HT. in \n t r NO. II { No. *m •* 1J 3&(Nn li jtvin* Lv Savannah Ar i 6 Utam \ li, m (Hast* rn Time 1 } | 4 Jlpni ( .*xani Ar U % ‘kvilla l-\ 1 i*ami 1 4 06()m 6 JA.tnt Ar ('olunibia Lv l .it'iu ll -ain 9 11 44*m !• J3|*m Ar Green i*oro . . Lv 7 * W-ni Toflam ai . ‘ Norfolk ......... ....... 7.", t*v|~! I Npn It &lam 1 Ar Dan \ tile .7. Lv r* 40pn>' 4 3Vam < Wain : :*|m Ar HI hrmeid Lv 12 tlpm 11 'lm > i % h l. I *‘tpm 3 Sftam 4 36am * ipm Ar Chariot teavtlle ..... . Lv 3 OCpn 1. 64|*nv 7 Lam # Aim Ar Washing ion Lv 11 ILm 9 9 i.vani ll Spin Ar Dali.more I.v 422 m X 37pm ll 36. m ■ l U il Iphia . I*' 3 &oum| 3 i \ Neff York i ' u m 3 . |v \ i ii i.vfd oupn *am No 3H To THE NORTH AND WEST ! No 3& <Cek(ral Tnw > i| 11 3nam Lv .7 .. Savannah . .7.7 Ai 6 lhun (Ba-tarn Time.) 3mm Lv (, o umbla . Lv I Tfwim 9 .Wm Lv .''fxart.tnbur* L' 616 pm 12 10pm Lv .. A#h-\ille Lv .1 o(>im 4 02pm Ar . Hot Spring# L' 11 4.*m 7 Ar Knoxville Lv K 36am 6 10am Ar laextngmi) Lv 10 *h*.n 7 46am Ar Cincinnati Lv 6 00pm * 00pm Ar Si Louie Lv 11 ham 7 30am Ar 1 * * . . ■ I * am All train# arrive and deport from thef’ianl H\*i rn Siailon. Til KOrOI! CAR SERVICE. ET^ TRAINS AND 34 DAILY. .NEW YORK AND FLORIDA EXPRESS Yeatl buled train#, with Pullman Drawing Room Hipping (’urn between Savan nah *>.! New York ConrH*.*ia at Wahlngton wilh ('lonlai Exi-r#*# for lioaton Piillnt.tr. Sleeping Car- iteiween Chwrlvlte *n<t Richmond and cnarlmi.' a>d Nor folk Dtnint: ('arj* H< rve ail q)eal<* between Savannah and Washington TRAINS 36 AND 3tl DAILY THE UNITED STATES FAST MAIL Veailbttled IlmUfil (rain#, carrying i’ui mm Drawing Room Hl*|ing Cara bwfweet* Hivun ah and New )rk Dining ar# #< rve all ini'a I# between Sa\annah and \Y hlngton Alno Pullman Drawing Room Hleepliu Cara between Savannah and Cincinnati, through Aahevtlle and The Land of the rtky.** Kor complete Inform m*n •*# it> ra(*e #* hedulea. eir . apf>ly to F. H HANNON. 3*l V P, AG. M J M CULP. T M V\ A TURK. G P. A . Waeblngtii. D C. S 11 Af#t Gen‘l Paaa Agent. Atlania Ga. G GROOVER, Ticket Agent. Plant Sveiem Htafton JAMES FREEMAN. (* I‘ At T. A . 141 Hull #tree| Havannab. (ii , Phone# UiA Southern Pacific, “SUNSET ROUTE.” The Best Service in the Soutfe Between Points in LOUISIANA, MEXICO and TEXAS, CALIFORNIA. NOTHING SUPERIOR TO THE ''SUNSET-CENTRAL SPECIAL" or PULLMAN STANDARD AND EXCURSION SLEEPING CAR SERVICE. OPERATED VIA SUNSET ROUTE AND ITS CONNECTIONS. To ALL POINTS North, East, Southeast and West. Ask Ticket Agents for Particulars. 8 F B MOHBE. Pa**< ngrr Traffic M.magrr. Houston, Texas. L. J PARKS. 4ien Pnsa snd TV'kri Agent, Houston. Texas aiwollne. drum#, llVfcc; empty oil barrel#, dellvted. flao SHOT—Drop. ll.&O. B. R. aiul larae. $1.75, chilled. sl-75. IRON—Market very #te*d)r. Swede. NAILS—Out. s2*o baae. wire $2 25 ha#6-. HAHRFID WlHhe—s3.so p*r 100 pound#. GUN POWDER- Per k*-. Austin crack | nhot. SIOO. half kegF. 12 25. quarter ke*. $1 15; champion du% kinx. quaiicr k* a $2 25; Dupottl and tl.ixard #niokelee#, half k*icw $11.5;.. quarter k* ge. $.>.75; 1-poimd canister#, $1.00; !*•## 25 |er cent.; Trol#' #lnrf >nK>k*d, ## powder. l-|>ound * an#, sl. 10-pound cone, '.** |>ound. knit, llldra and %%><!. SALT— Dcmaml tw fair and Ihe market b I eady, carload )o(m, 100 pound burlap “tt k#. 44 ; 10(>-iound cotton sacks. 45*-. 110*pound burlap sacka. 4*‘v ; Ho-|>un*l otl>n ni* ke. 45'*< . 23,-f#'in*l lajrlap Macke. , ■•••<■. I2fi-|>nund * ottot) siacka. 55%. 23U*|ioun 1 j bur np wack#. N* . HIDES- Mark**? Arm; dry flint, 134*’. f dry Halt, ll*y . Rr*-en sailed. A WOO!*--Nominal, prim* l Georxla, free of sand burs ami black #<#,]. 19c, Ma* k, U*c, burry. 10c. Wax, 25* . taliow, J‘<jt. Detr skins. 30c. Fruta and Aula. APPLES- Northern variety. 12**0*13 0h ORANGES (Flu ) t 2 50(}3.()n |*er Six PWNKfLdOp to 50n, 10c, 50** to OOh, Btyc; 40# to . . au# to $O. c, ;*'i io 10f*w. f,v BANANAS $1 LEMONS Market sternly a( $2.) C()COA N UTS $4 ZAj 4 'J> PHAN ITS Ample wto k fair *brnr| marker firm; fancy hand pic ked, Vinctma, per pound, sc; h tnd plcked. Virginia. **x tra# I’r'. N C seed i*ranuts. 4< NUTS—Almonde. larraaona. 14 ; Ivica*. 10c; walnut#. French 13 . Naples, \%r . la cans. 12< . firriMN Ur. fills rt#. l c as sorted nut# 50-|>ound and 25*pound boxes 12c. ( niton llSKtlni and Tlf. RAGGING—Market Arm Jute Im pound $Lc, |are lot#. 9*r; *nli lot# 2*p*and 8 *fi9c; IVpound, *‘4. sea l#!aud 12'^o TILH Standard. 4.‘>*pound. arrow, large lots. $1 40. small lot>, U .V) llneon, flu in ii Ntnl V.nrd. BACON Morkat IPm. D H C, R #lle, 7*%c; D H hellew S*• (Ea*ter ) ac* c* rdlna to average *\& h. tW i stern); >mok*d C. R w(lee, IfAM*—Hug .r ‘■ured. LARD—Pure In tlerc**# *\c ; In FA- I#utul tins and ao-p m l tubs. BSiC, impound in tlenea. 4'4* . rA-pamd ttnj*. and SO-pound tubs. *c. f>rL cl nnd Kwnpnrnfeil Fruits. API LEW—Evaporated, 7107 sun dried, APRICOTS-Evaporated, 10 pound; nectarine#. 10c. HAIBINS—L. L. $2 10. Imperial cabinet§, $2.75; l o*r* tiox* s $V V ppiOd PEACH KB Kvapoialed. iwaled. 17'4c; uniiealed. PEARS— Eva pointed, 'V' MIP KLI.A%RO( a. FlSH—Mackerel, half-barrel#. No 1. $5.00, No. 2. $7.00, No. 3, U 7h. kits. No 1. $1.20. No. 2. sl.lO. So 3.14 c. CodlUh. I*P'jund bricks. €’*< . 2*poun<l bricks. 4c. Smoked herrina. fer box. 17|Uffc Dutch he-rlrif In k*. #, sl.lO. new mullets, half barrels. $2 75. SYRUP—Market quiet; Georgia arwl Florida syrup, buying at 2V'i3rv\ selling at 82ffttc. susar ou ea? lufflSr HONF Y Fair d*m >ni, strained. In bar re la, BiOflO irallon. Hlah wines basis, II 27 oce%* rniaoHTi. COTTON—Bav anr ah to Boston, per cat., |sc; to New lork. rer cart., 2uc. to Philadelphia, per ha I**. sl. Baltimore. sl. FOREIGN DlßECT—Bremen. 40c. Liv erpool 40c. Hamburg. 43c. Genoa. 14c; Har etona. 52 Manchester. 45c; Havre. Sic. Antwerp. 46c LUMBER—By Ball—Frtltrht# steady; to I)4tim<re and eastward. $4 5w to $5 75 per M . inci'idlnff Portland. LLMIiER—By Mteam— 8a van nah to Bal ! tlnrore. $5 OU. to P. li. li., or B and O do* ks $5 su. to Philadelphia. 14Sc |>er <wt (4 pounds to fool), to New York sf>'Ji per M. $7.25 to dock, lightered to Boston. |h.6o NAVAL HTopEB The market la Arm. medium sir.** v.*el# l(o#ln-<ork. for orders. J?* 41 |>er barrel of? 10 isiunds. and I* |*rr cent primate Hplrlts. 4s %l per 40 radons irro##, nnd 5 |rr cent prlmaa*' Lartto veaseL. rosin. 3s. spirits. 4a S Ht'-am. lie |m r 100 I'Ound.-* on rosin. 2144 c on spirits. MivHi.nah to Iloston. and tVfec on P>ln and 19c on spirits to New York. (ilt % I*. I’ltOY ISIO*. FTC* New York. Nov. 15—Flour market was quiet, lust trtfl* atendler. Rye flour steady. Coro meal Arm. Rye Moody. No. 2 Western Harley quiet, barley malt dull. Wheat—Spot firm. No. 2. 72V'- Options ojM*n-d steady and unchanged, f>H<iwel by v/caktiens under local m* IlirtK for l*oth i* ixitints, li>wer rublea anl bi*ar isli markets. Talk of -x|Mrt Imis ln*-ws lo Llslxai started '-overlnic. an*l lromjked an afternoon r •■lly, the close hMtiff Arm at .%< net .a* tv an* klarrh dosc*l May i losed 41'a* ; Novem ber cloned 7?(*< ; D**< **tnler i lowed 7s*^c; Corn— Mpoi firm; No. 2. 4*V (ipdona market *#•* atcaily to Arm all day with fairly active trade on large se*t*Ktrd i le.ir.in* -?*. ciiwh detnand. small i*untry offerings and lo*al covering. Closed nrrn and lie? higher May closed 43%r; I>ecember closed dv Oats-Spoi firmer. No. 2. Me Options quint but steady. Beef firm Cut moats easy, pickled Al lies pickled shoulders tk-. p4> kled hams I,rd firm. Western stramed S7.M; No vember closed $7 G 5 nominal. reflne| firm er. continent $7.75; Houth American S3IW, compound Pork quiet. Tallow firm. Petroleum easy. HiHn stMdy Turpentine steady. Rice steady Coffee—Rpot Rto easy: No 7 mvoicee 7 : . oentrifiMrtl >; teat 4V The market for coff* future** opened steaJy at ldt/20 lioint# de ! ne and ruled active, hut wrok. under gencnl I’quM.iflon of long Inter ests following fonelnucd decline* #1 Havre and H.imburg and weaknes-* and continued heavy receipt# In Brasil With warehouse delWerl* - In this ountry -mailer '*los**| a* m net decline of 6010 l*o nt# decline T4.il Miles Mono uie*. including November at k SA. lec*-mher $4 4MF4 40; January s* w. Mrch pi v/a*; so Butter Arm; creamery 19f)27c. BtMte dairy Isfk 96c. Cheese steady; Reptemher fancy 10%c; l rg* October fancy Kffgh trong. state and P"nn-*\ .>• 22f2* ; Western regular packing at mark 21 fi *“ • W M* rn loss off 27c. P?iii>* - quiet. Jerray’s $1 I.37*^,New Yqrk $1 2MII 4IH !/m* Island $1 W*l 75; JerAev sw *-ets tl.MlVf 2W. Pes Miu quiet, tuny htndpk ked 4\Ci>V . other ilonvtsttc 4c. Cahbogea siead) ; ti.mmn. Cotton by steam to Liverpool 25c. COTTON PV9ED OIL. New York. Nov 16.—Cotton seed oil showed rx imp-triant change, most of the interest centering In late months as spot Is offered very sparingly. Prime crudt barrels. 20 . nominal Prime summer yel lcw, EVedtMc. off eummer yellow 32%c. Prime wtrvter yellow. Mti4oc*. Prime whit *, T7 nib* Prime meal $24.50. CHICAGO M4I4KFT* Chicago. Nov. 16.—Wheat having he*n sold to u standstill, rallied to-day chiefly on profit-taking by shorts. aFhough there wa# some new# of a bullish hue Decem ber closed V’ over pesterday Corn clos ed a shade higher md oats tinch.*nge| Provisions advsnce<l on light hog receipts. January pork closing . January lar.J 15*. and January ilb-* 20c higher. The leading futures ranged as follows: Plant System of Railways. Trains operutrd by Kith meridian flrne— One hour alnw-r than city time. In effect Oel. I. 1960. All trims , i in iah I >ily h ISatween 3 13 sm> Hav.mnah | I 00 am 54u tf . Waycrua* j l li am * lu am; J... ksuiivlll* 12 10 n'a 5 **> pn. ind Florid* | 7 4*o pal Iteiween 1 > am: Sev tnnah. (1 4* am Ch .r1>—10n......... )7 ID am L k) n u in i East jf lo pra .■ Pori lamps with l.n ul ulal steamer, leasing and Havana M.uideya. Titur. t,v, .it ! s.iturdays, li oo i* m Call at 11. Set tim.ee for further Infor mation J II I*OI.HUMPS T P A . WARD CI.3RK City TlrW Agent. De ||,ie| Phone 72. R W W itl .s \ Passenger Traffle Man ager. Havannah. Ga WGEORGIA R'Yfa7 f* l ‘bedtil# EfTe.'tlve Rept 10. 1900 Train* arrive al utt f I.ltHTly Piarrt W(h Meridian Tlnw Ona hour #lowec thaw city lime. 1 Arrive Havtnfwh: Atigtiitfn. Macon. Atlanlw.) ** '*' ingtoi Ml Hedge v til* • 00pm __ •wd all Intermedtate pidnta Augusta. Micut. AtlawU.j A MonigiNiirry. Co-[ •9 00pm lum .ti#. Plrmingham. Am tm erli'ua. I-Aifauia and Troy *4 iHiwr A* 4’ommodatlcm ft? Mam ft oupm (lu) ton Dinner Train ’t4 ftoptn •Dally tExcept Hunday. RKTWKKN RAVANNAIf AND TTftEtt 7itb meridian *r R.\m nah city tlm# LKAVi; .SAVANNAH, kfomlay only g 2;. # m Daily except Mon lay 930 11 m Dally 300 |> m LEAVE TYREE Monday only 716 ant I>*ily except Mon,lay 10 Si a. m Daily 630 p. m. < Mt* notM ma b at terminal pnlnta wrlfh all train# Northweat. Wool and South wait Flew ping ct nn night train# between Havanmtb amt Auguata. Mi. on. Atlama anl Rlrniiiignam Parlor cam on day train* between Sa vannah. Macot and Atlanta. For ('omfdete Information, ghedulef, rate# and r niinctionw ap(4v to W O fIREWmt. (’lty Ticket and Paea engrr Agent. 107 Hull street, or W R MCINTYRE, Depot Ticket Agent. .1 C 11 All.!;, <leneral iDeeonger Agent. L II HINTON. Traffic Manager THKO. D KLINE. Gen Hutierlntondent. S* van wah. Go S^^pfUlMlTED Double Daily Service Tho short line lo Norfolk. Wsshlnglsax Balllmore. I'hll.id. Iphla, New York and Ihe This 1 44 nore Lv Savannah H A I. By 12 L,iun|ll teffn Ar Columbia. H A L. Hy| 4 Wien; 4 16am Ar Raleigh. 8 A L By . 11l 27j.m 1! 50am Ar Durham 8 A. L lty.. 7 Alim t 14pm Ar Pel. rshurg, 8 A L. Ry 4 ISan. 4 Mpm Ar lib I. 8 A L Hyj 6 15am spm Ar Waehlugtisi Penns , i ibim 9 20|n Ar Ualilßiore. Penns lOfHtm ll 25pm Ar Philadelphia, Penns... 13 27pm 2 team Ar New Yolk. Pcnne ,j 301 pm llsm | No. 44 No Lv Savannah 8 A I. By|72 .jmt,l! Mpm Ar Portetnouth. B A. L.lty! 7 Warn! 5 SOpm Steamers leave Norfolk dally, except Hondav for llalllmure. i’hlUde'phia and New York, end daily for Washington. The short line lo Montgomery, Motel* and New Orleans, leaving Savannah at 725 a m . arriving al Montgomery 740 p m , a, which point close connertlop is mads wlin Ih* LAN it H, arriving at Mobile 306 a m and New Orleans 7:40 a. m. The sfiorl line lo Femandlna. Ja> ko*i vllle. Tempi and other Florida points. "j No 27 i No. tl Lv Bevannah, H A. L Rv 5 08am 3 fffpm Ar Femandlna. BA l Hv 9 15arr* 9 Mpm Ar Jacksonville HAL R*; Warn 7 4Upm Ar Tampa. 8 A. L Ky....| 5 Mpm 6 Item Magnlfl • ill Pullman buffet sleeping car service to Washington. Baltimore Phll*- delphta and New York, also 40 Jackson ville end Tamiui Dlidns ar* from Hatannah <o Haralat ami Richmond lo New York Buffet fairlor ara Savannah In Mail gomery For additional litformallon apply 4* Ticket Office, Bull and Bryan a tresis. Phone 2*. Opening lll*heat.Lowsst.Closing. Wheat, No. J Nov Tl 72*073* 71% 72% Dec 73W072H Jan. ... 73073% 73% 72% % Corn. No. 2 Nov 3Mrf9% 2**4 29 % Dec 26\035% MW 25% K%OM May .. f*.V'N*S %tJ* ? s t MS oats. No. 2 Nov 21% 21% 21% 21% Dec 2U.V22 22% 21%<222 2* May ... .2IIWM 24% 22% 26324% Mess Pork, per bid.— Nov. *lO 30 JlO 415 RUM *lO 65 Jnit 11 65 11 *2% ll 62% u *2% May . 11 70 11 *5 U to U Lard, per 1 Ihe Nov. . 7 12% 720 7 1 T2# Dec . 6 82% 7to 12% 7<* Jan . 6*5 6 97% *S (t% May . 95 7 02% 690 700 Short Ribs, per 10U lbs— Nov 1 Jen .M *2O May 6 37% 6 40 27% 27% Cash quotations were aa follows: Flour, dull and e.isy. No, 2 spring wheal. %0 73c. No 2 r*d. 7*71%< . No 3 corn. %**# .tty . No 2 yellow, ■%o%c; No. 2 oaf#. 234*22% . No 2 white. J*c; No. 3 while, :i (3*V fair to choice malting barley, >, U 6> . No. 1 (lax *e.*l 21.7601.72; No. I Northwestern. 1177. prime timothy seed. 31.25, m- e- i-ork. per barrel. 113 62%010.73; lend per ! pounds, ft. 2907.26; short rlha •ide- * loose). |d >ci 7 26: dry salted ehould .rs i"voxcj). ;,%i(s%c; short clear sales. ■ l-oxedi. *6.'<(o6.id; whisky, basis of bl<h Willis 11.27. sugars, cut loaf, 6 lie; gran ulated. 5.78 c; confectioners' "A." 5.56 c. off A. s.kk; clover contract grade. *1609 i e rn I —Agents of Mrs. Ls'.and Stanford are negotiating lo secure certain ex position buildings at Paris, which could be takrn apart and ersetrd upon grounds already purchased in a pleasant suburb In Itefte. to serve as an American hospital, i 9

Georgia Historic Newspapers

The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, November 16, 1900, Page 9, Image 9