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M , JW I i • .
\ nl 9.50 I 9jo I 9.45 ( 9.83
V.' a y ! 951 I • i I 9.42
’ ' |M2j 9 . j 9.80 | 9.42
| 947 | 9.48 j m j 9.39
'9*4 | 9.84 | |.S 9.25
ka.. mbcr ...| 8.94 | B*B4 j 8.*6 | 8.78
V - mb*/ i.’’ 9.08 i j . 9.
i, ~,br 167 | j_9.sl i 952
ntUII'OOI. lUTTU* MAIIKKT.
j_ .oi'l. Nov. 18— Spot. moderate bu
,r/ j, , mi arm; American middling fair.
.> £i.o*l ml tilling, 5 21-Xd. muddling.
■* .. . 'i ... *>"' i ordU ii •
I. iry, 4 ; .d. Th* Main* *f 48m . *
. uuo t abu, of which s<K> were for
p | . n and export *n<l Include 4 *
An in Keertpt* B.UOU bah**. ll.* lulling
11 v Atn* rlc*n
I jr* opened quiet ami st-wdy an!
r i, f . a ulet and tea*ly; American mlrt
lii imiddling clause, Noventbtr.
buyer*; Nov am her-December, 3 221;
(, .eilers; Oecember-Januat >, S.J9St
I I, sellers; January-February, 17*t
( "*, buyers; February-Mnreh. 3 ! ;* 18*1,
j. March*April, i.UtUH buyer*:
V >lv. 5 12d. buyer*; Mav-June, 3
j, i buyer*. June-Jilly, 5 l9rt. M-llet*.
Jtl -August, 5.07*1. sellers; Au*ut-Scp.
t#r. * , I’d, seller*.
M y\ i>lM.fr:\* com* MAHKBCT.
*,. Orleahf, Nov. 18 —Cotton future**
Steady.
Nov, (nominali st March 9.28*9.29
. ... 9 31(79.32 April 9.8*889.39
92S May ... • .
Feb 9 27j9*.
t OTT4BN I.KTTKHI.
Na York. Nov. 16.- Murphy & Cos a:
tot r* In l.lvcrpool advanced 3-321 at
•poll tnlddUag. 89-ltd; future* about 4
, hic ;*er during the forenoon, un*l
c.o • lea net advance of 3to 4 nint*
*fh ■ ket ruled feverlah, opened stud*’
lug , i .vorahle Liverpool advices and
*!,. . receipt*. r< acted on realizing
tal ■ *ir.;l report* from Liverpool that El
j;a ii -ilmat* world's requirement* of
,\ r , ii. , ;,tion thla .-easoit a tout lO.trth
(,,, ,i of 10,800,uJ. as previously t-.i
- ibout I,**>*.Uoo kw* than last
vr.. . n.i'.g to increaaol supp.lea from
nth mtrles which were very abort
I.*.- -ea.-oci. Southern market* ruling
;irm ind above parity of New York an I
ver small amount of cotton here which
„ ,r.t for the strength of tear p*el
t;,u our Liverpool cables 'o-day say
Ma* hee-ter mirk* t active an*l Umier.
Hpn.ners heavily under contract for yarn
or I able to get scared and buy freely
ot my time. now. A large business no
I,it I ne, and mills ore gen* illy under
or*b • > at Improved price*. We b**>K for
bell* r market to-morrow
Nr w York. Nov 16. Hubbard Hro* &
i o mv Liverpool quickly responded to
tin- l.ivi.ioble report* from this mark s,
advancing four i>olnt ar.d closing quiet
olid ere.l Iv at 2 to 3 point higher than
yesi i,la) Our maiket opened with seller*
Ht * losing quotatlonu, an l It s ,*>n trerani.
refiortid that Mi Llilaou ha I said lint
the requirement* for consumiMlon <f
Amen, an c tton this season would !*•
about b’uiMMti of hale*. reduction of 1.-
i, *).** -i lane u lymia. • and wltti last >*‘ai.
The r a *r. a-signed ** Ihe large y ill
of lire East Indian crop which would su;e
l|* m- cun’ln. ntal ep.nneas a’ ruling
.. * * *>u:* mark* t I* very steady, ex
pecting on Improvement in Liverpool to
rnorrow on the movement foe thi wtek
*nd to-morrow.
UI I HI.l I lirrav KKFOHT9.
New York. Nov. IC.—Com4*arltlve atatc
m**,t for th* w*-*k ending to-day:
\.| receipts at all rolled Staua
l*or: during w.-ek 227.197
Net r*.*lpt- si a.I I nlted Htar*-*
l*.i ilurlfi* ame week last
* • MMtt
■MI receipt* to tht* *late 2.787,241
'I 1 receipt* to amc date lasi
* , n -M.:ss
y iort* for th*- w*-ek 1 *t.9il
l uin for earn week !a.-t year.. 119.138
ol -x|.ort* to thl- date 1.954,62a
at export* to -a in * *la*>' last
1.648.827
* ;,i all I’nlteil State; t*>r:*. 988.809
4 ck t a.I I nlted State* ports
ante |.i* year 951.757
>.*k at .iI! Interior town* 573.98S
k at *l4 lnt< rior towns same
■ m*’ I*' year 7*0.648
Stock at Liverpool 36i(M<
8 . k ul ljverix>y| *m>- time l ief
ear 744.009
* kol American all**at for tlr< at
Urltaln 3,’v.000
9 kof American ntloat for tlre.it
lirltsln want ttn, last yem . 21".'WJ
1 omparative * .itonrrttt of tu t r* * lot.
4 all the i*oit . luring the week t tellng
1 lay event! g. N**v 16. lfa*. and during
* -ante week !a*: year
f 19U.-01 1699-0'
i.i ion MB. 114 fM.it
J i Orhina : 7.rr
11 lUr 4.l s.H i
6,.’. anntih 29.611 43.921 !
• irleaton 9.269 14.177.7 !
V. mington *.22* WiW
Nvi oik i 12 2 19.34* i
I ■ iim<>re " itri I.'.*.
N w York I>* 2.W
R* >on 4.ow* 7.62 .
1 Udelphla 713 1.39 |
Per -arola I *.?>! !.®l j
I :n*w ii’k ! 3.171 j
' • * port Xr< 4.613
• t*| 77 . . 277.197 2*6.715 j
■ omparatlve i-tatcmrnt of not iwlpti
' an the porta from ft.pt 1. ttfl. to 1TI
• ■ evening. Nov. 16. iso *n.l from Soot
■ • to FrUay, Nov. 13 1*99
1 elpt* Since Sept. 1— 1903-01/ 1699-o'.
Oi 4100 I •7 ■ v • ■ T.M
N. ... Origan* 935 762 635 832
M I.J 61 125 . 76.0.7
f unah 476.169 US:
• i >Mi n 146 US 130172
'■ imlngtor. I I*llB6 153 211
Norfolk I 171.157 ••.*
•' ttmorg 1 IXOOO ,t 4 •
N.w York I 14.855 17.951
I'nnon | .52 193 15
1 . idelpMa ! 6,*'H 10.' 4*
r-r.,.)!• j *0.15 4 26.3 *
1 i.'Wlok | 26 500 90 501
Nr.4 t wrt XrKa 13.331 70.
7 ul 2,787.241 3.5.7.02
. of • olton a' nil ; Nov. 16.
'*• nn.l on the .tme day of tho work
! _*'t yenr:
1 - 'T77 11900-01 1599-0 O
' ■ Oile.ma ~..7. 236.045 316 914
y 23 345 38.129
'• ' . ion 221.53 231,814
•*6 mh 67 349 129 "95
1 • ton 22 77 5 22.950
W. 13 N2 15.7ia
■ M 37.347 39.5*3
3 -*rk. 4. 329 7 -i “19
i port* 29.233 40.164
.11 V T 7<a.909 W 1.737
Mntrtiirnt lutn *IuIII.
* Orl*an* Nov K.—Secretary Ilea-
W"kly Now Or loan* Cotton Kx
** Matement Inuol to-day ahow* an
• i*o in ih# movomont Into eight rom
-1 "i p tho seven dnyg ending th>
lat year In round figure# 16.C6W.
r tho tlxtean lay of November the
’ "hvw au Increase over laet vor
• mount brought Into *lght during
’ • ok haa boon 413.18*. agat* *•
■ for the anme period Inal year, am!
1 ■ e.xteen .lav* of Novomhor It hit*
“*•* '. ngalnat 945,133 laat year.
, "" ninke tbo total movemont for tho
'v-mno day* front Kept. 1 to date
' against 3.74156$ laat year.
“ movomont since Bepl. 1 *hr>w* ro
' ‘it all Polled Htatev port* i.VlU.raiS.
1 r! 't 2.497.401 laat year. ovor
* ro the Mississippi, Ohio
I'oiom.i. river* in Non hern
1 ’> 1 anjila 345.945 ngalnat 44 *ll la*t
interior *to. k* In excaaa of thoeo
‘l tho clooe of tho commercial year
t agalnat 446.234 In-a yoar; Bowilhorn
MURPHY & CO., INC..
Board ot Trade Building. Savannah
Private leased wire* direct o New York.
Chicago a ltd New Orleans
COTTON. STUlkl 6MI OR AIN.
New York office. No. 61 Broadway.
Offices in principal ctllea throughout'the
South. tVrlse (or our Market Manual and
bock containing Instruction* for trader*
mill, taking* 346.571 against 361.019 ,asl
year. llt.aJu year brfote last
Foreign exports lor the week have been
155.167 against 177.096 last year The total
takings of American mllis. North nn*l
South and t anada for the wcaaon have
been 555.556* against 1.167.673 lasi ye n
Sto-ks at the seul-xird and the twenty,
nlm- leading Southern Interior center*
tiave lnc[rue<l during the week 131,4**:
bales against an Increase during the * orre
spondlng periods law season ot 92.644.
World's 5 Islltle supstly.
New Orion in, Nov. 19 —Seere tary Hes
ter's statement of the world's visible
supply of cotton shows th- total visible
Is 3 11J919. against 3.493.174 last yeir Of
this the tot i! of American cotton Is 2.630.-
9-5, ng.ilnsi 3,36*1.474 last year, and of all
oilier kir.i- Including Kgypt, Brstll, In
dia, etc.. 653.990, against STi.-W* last year
The total yvorld's visible supply of col
ton shows an Increase compared with lost
week of 152.267 bales, a decrease compared
with last year of 779.663.
Of the world's visible supply there Is
now afloat and held In final Britain and
4'ontltimtal Kurope, 1.515.950, agaavsl
1.559.009 lust year. In lCgyp . 127,-4*'. agalnsi
113.(44- last year, in fti Jla l" -tit. against
16V last year, n-1 In the l.*nit-s| Btale.-,
1.291.0QU, a get In t 1,713.(4-0 las' year.
111(1 1200199,
New York. Nov. 16.—Market conditions
show ho Important developments, thoug i
there is a’ stronger unik'rt'-ne Belief*
are not ilcpe'-il lo give way to it* si
tucks of buyers, the Mocks on the ma-
JorKy of lines being so reducoi that
agents are content to await an Improved
demand Buyers arc taking only wn
they need for immediate requirement*
und yel the cooler weather has In rea*sl
these ne-<V o-.d the Jobber Is feeling the
effe 4 of a better business
Till: IIHE ilillKET.
The demand for rice is -ituppointlng.
Instead of the expected qtilrkemng and an
enlargement of af-eration-. the total of
week wns scarce two-ihlril* the pr-viou*
one. In spite of the diminished move
ment. however, value.; arc .ippresdatirg—
due to short'n- l eupplte* in primal points,
which ehance to furnish the styles In met
active request. This applies equally to
foreign as well a> domestic, and m both
there Is warrant far present bullish spirit.
So far as the imnie growth Is concerned,
under any event I- would fall far short
of requirements and the current year
gives promise of greatly enlarge*! con
sumption. by reason of the Is- mng prod
uct and higher price* prevailing in other
. ompotitfv e artiel*.*. As lo the import
ed, Bumwsh. which furnishes the mam
supply of the world, continues to ba
heavily drawn upon 1-y India to meet the
lequlrements of the dis
rlctt*. This diversion has lessened i-yo
volume of onllnary channels (as previous
ly noted), some 229.(44- tons, an amount
-wire the total annual produ 1 of tho
rntte*! Stales. Bernusc of this, all Ku
■ opean markeis at*- most lightly s'c-'k* !
uvl absence of n* rnml reserves in lit
render th- m sensldve nn-l I K* ly to .-u 1-
den advances un and th* arri'al of anotht:r
cr>p.
Advice* from the Souih note slea-ly.
but shrunken movement. Th-re is, how
. ver. stro g nerve, clear h- ad nn-l llrtn
,Ith; nearly every one looking forw ird
to an Improved demand. All direct and
ollateral tesline ny Indicates 1 ght stock*
■ hrotiglxmii the country as following the
tl Mial practice the trade thus far have op
. raiert on ih<> ban.l-to-moutn t-as-s. Dur
.ng the week, prices In ihe Bouthweat
have advanced full '* cent on all style*
other than Japan and Jus! at the clo-e
there IS It Iso quickening condition* In It
A* n matter of fact, it Is "a good thing
imi long m .rgln* await Ihe purseful pa
tl-nt Investor; cenain of Ihe grades '*e
ing over 1 cent per fiound under tm|-ort
tng cost of an *u;tl quality.
Talmage, New Orleans. telegraphs
l>.m- ana crop movement to -l tte It—
, dpi*, rough. 576.57-* sacks. !•* )’; ,r
-•V.47" Sicks Bales. cle.ine*l (estl. 13 ■*'
btirrels; last year, 145.361 barrel- ''fac
tional falling away In demand, but under
light offerings, market advanced.
Talmage, t'harle-ton. telegraph- < aro
lilia crop movement to date: It- ceipts. 14,-
barrel Sal. . 14.701 barrels. Feature
1. -s movement at former prices.
Ml 51. 9TIIHEI.
Friday. Nov. 16.
BFIRITS TI'BFKNTIN"!7 The lurpen
,C m irk* t rtile.l llrm m<>*4 of the week
~ the (ace of advancing prices. The ten
., v later became easier, however, with
■he' Closing to-day steady at 41 cents.
\ft or th. . .oslnc it w.ts siai**l that sale
-1 round I-* nd he. 1* ,m i.le on n bn -
PP* cent* The r *4pt* Ist 6he wt •.*
re 7 440 ig.iinst 6.462 las’ year, atnl th*
cxisait* 5.595. against 4 396 last year. The
xports e . nt to New York 1.4 =. PhHadel
-1 - 1 413. interior 151. and London 3.-a,.
ROBIN The rosin market ruled firm
and m the main unchanged throughou.
tie week withs g.Kst <l*mard prevailing,
■nd prk. well maintainod The receipt',
were 2197.'.. nguinet 21.152 l-'t '-r and
the export* 15.231 again*' 33.395 l.it yeat.
The . *|K>r!* went to 1 3*4'. Fhlla.lwiphln 3-"
Baltimore t.32* Inlrrlor 1.976 Bremen '.
I*4- Bantos 1.H9. Barcelona 1 14-. and
Trleate J.BO
Quotations— At the close of me mark
1 "-day the following q-smtlons were hul
-1.-Ine.l : th* Board of Trad
Bpirlts Turpentine —Btt.nly *t 41r. w-4:-
ales of 943 rsks
Ftoeln firm; sales I.3**.
A. B. c 5: *- i *)
p I 3*) K 1 6-;
K 1 35 M 7O
jr 14* N 3 1*
a. 1 w G 2 5-
H 1 55 IV IV 2 S3
Bame Week I eai
Bpiriis Turpentine—Firm at 45c; sales,
239 casks
Bosln—Firm; sales. ‘>9l barrels.
A. U. C...., 11' I *1 30
D 1 1 1* K 1 33
E J 10 M 1 70
p 1 20 N 2 2)
O If' W O 275
H 1 50 W W 3 k
lieerlpt* ’* Week.
Spirits Ros.n.
Receipts" past ek 7.14-* 21. W-
Bam-' week last y--ar * J** -*■ s “-
Kxirorts lasi week i .A. 1-214
Same week last >ear 4T>> —*..*'• •
>lovero< ms—
New York I 1*34 1.35"
Philadelphia 1 *l3
RaMlmoro I
Interior i I*l t
Bremen 1 - I.FL
lyandon 1 3.597
Santos 1 ••■! I'**
Barcelona —! •• !■**
Trieste I
Total export* L 595 17,2'1
Receipt* anil Slacks.
Receipts, shipment* and 40, ks from
April 1. IKK-, lo date, and to the corre
-rondlng date of last year
1!V*)-!9*1
Bpirlts Rosin
Stork Arrll 1. I***' 2'l* r ‘ H 2
FINANCIAL.
JOHN W. DICKEY,
• look anil Ho ml Brokor.
usim, Ul.
Writ* !•
JHE MORNING NEWS: SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 17. 1000.
Received this week 7 440 24.975
Received previously 365.537 649.401
Tolai 279.574 916 5*2
Experts-
Forrtgn ....174,-175 176,901
New York 30.256 M.Ol-t
Coas'.wlee end Interior 33.937 221.473
Total 235 595 651.0*1
Block on hand this day 40.976 135.T9S
1699-1950
Block on hand April 1. 1599 . 3.396 111.396
Received tuts week 6.4U2 21.152
Recetnd fuevlously 255.019 699.155
Total yum 531.733
£x porta—
Firrcjgn ........ 176.969 >13.756
New York 25.M5 125 -73
Coastwise and Interior 25.085 204,546
Total 233.892 693.307
Bto. V on Land 31.155 IK. 7*36
Charleston. S C., Nov. 16 —Turp-'nrvne
mark'd llrm. 4t— ; sales, 40 casks Rosin
llrm nnd unchanged.
Wilmlr.giou. N C . Nov. 16,—8plrlts tur
rentlne steady al l—jtfllc; receipts. 7t
rusks. Rosin sternly at $1 20(11.25; nvelpts.
316. Crude turpentine firm at 11 40 and
52.40. receipts, 51. Tar otcady al *1 53.
receipts, l*.
New Orleans. Nov 16 -Receipt* Kostn.
11*; turpentine. 99. experts, none.
TD SNCIAI-.
MONTY—Th* demand keep# fairly up
with the supply
BANK CLL A RINGS—The hani* r|ear
tng* during the post week were $5,493,-
ll <4>, at;tins $4 553.245 49 for the eorre
er>oniling ix rlovi "*: year an*l 53.921.236 63
fer the corresponding period of 15m.
t .earing# by Ditvs—
Saturday I 574.443 60
Monday 1.n3"5 95
Tu.-s.lay 7*9.635 7J
Wednesday 932,741 46
Thursday 9C!7.(55 si
Friday 920.0*0
Total $5,493,154 Oh
FOREIGN EXCHAXOE— Market steady.
Commercial deman<l. sls3', sixty days
I4 79' 4 , ninety .lav s , $4 7 francs. Tarl*.
and Hayre, rlxty days. .' 22 r ,; Swiss, sixty
duv 3 26. Belgian. 5 24', marks, slxiy
day*. 93 9-16; nine:* days. 93 5-1*
DOMESTIC STEADY - Steady,
banks are buying at 1-16 discount and
selling .ii* follows $25 and under, l*c pre
mium. $2." to ss*' 15c premium , SSO lo SIOO.
Joe premium. $1(11 to s2fo 25.’ premium.
I2<s> to $1 non. 1 , premium. s!.**o arvl over.
75c per M premium.
BECCRITIES—There Is s brisk detnend
all round and light offerings.
Stocks.
Bid. Ask.
Auguta ar.d Bavannali R R |n-*k 110
A:lams and West I’oint 129
do 6 per cent, certificates H-8 ...
Augusta Factory 52 S3
t'itlxrna’ Dank 132 ...
Chatham Bank 110
Chatham K. K & J. Cos. A 37 5S
do do B Mt 675*
Eagle and Phoenix Mfg. Cos 105 110
Edison Elactrlc Ilium. Cos l'7 110
Enterprise Mfg Cos 103
Germania Hank 130 ...
Georgia and Alabama 23 *6
Georgia Railroad Common 215 217
Granlt.ville Mfg. Cos 163 170
J P. King Mfg Cos I*o I'M
Langley Mfg Cos US 13*
Merchant*' Nation*; Bank 112 ...
National Dank of Savannah 150 •-
Gglethorpe Savings nnd Trust 11*
People's Savings and Gum I*o
Southwestern Kail row,! Cos I*9', 110',
Savannah Gas Llghi Cos 2H4 23',
Southern Bank 133 hi
Savannah Bank and Trust 11l
Sibley Mfg. Cos.. Augusta 54 RS
Savannah Brewing 102
Honda.
Blit. Aek
Char, Cot. A Aug 1l 5.. !l W
Chat A- Gulf R. R. 5 par cent Ist
morlgagc 102% 705
Atlanta city 4s. I!>J2 106 ...
Augusta city 4*. 19-1 105
do 4%5, 1925 Hi
ho 7*. 19(0 107
do 6a. 1913 123
Ala Xlsi. r.s Ind'd. 1923, M A N 91 99
Augusta Factory.* ir cent.. 1915.111 113
Brunswick aid Western 4s. 193' M *4
C. K. H. A Ranking collateral 6 94% 95%
C. of U. Ist mo te 6s. 1945
f * A 119 in
<*. of G. con. ss. 1945, XI A N... K !S'
(! of tl. lit Incomes, 1945 .. 62 6j
■lo 2d incomes 17% jg%
do 3d incomes. 1945 3 9
C of (J. (XI G. A A. Dlv.) is
1947 J. A J ; <m
'V of*tl. (Katon Hranchl, 6 1926
J - * D. 97% jgi*
City A Suburban 11. R. Ist 7s in%
Columbus City ss. 19(6* 107
Charleston clly Is, 19*v mi 103
Eagle A Phn.-n|x Mills 6-. 192* .107 no
Kal-on Kl.ciil- lliumimnlng 65.1u6
Enterprise Mfg. 6s. 19n2 l.ij
Georgia Railroad 6s. 1910 114 157
(1 B A F.. 1945. J. A J 113 ns
‘ieor/ita & Alalwma Ist is. 1945 104 KM
Georgia state 3‘-s. 1930. J A J .no
do 3<-s. 191.5. M A N I<M
do 4’ys. 1915 ]]
Xlacon city 6s. 1910, J. A J 116 US
do 4Vt*. 1916. Jan par ~1(44 113
Ocean B*eam-hlp ss, 1926 pq ]M
Savannah clly ss„ quar. January.
>* HO 111
do ss, quar. February, Itkst 1 ]r,i^
South Carolina state 4%*. 1933 .117 119
Sibley ilfg. Cos s. 1903 102
South Bound 5s 99 100
8 . K. A XX'. gen, mi ne 6s. 1934 .121 126
do do Ist 5s gold 1921 115
do Bt. John Dlv Ist 4s. 1921.... 94 96
XXVet's llnuk ( lesrlngs.
New York, Nov, 16.-The total hank
clearings hi the principal cities of the
I‘/iited States for the week ended Nov.
15 ms 12,319,751.429. an increase of 14.1
per cent, as compared with the eorre
-Pondlng week of last year Ou aide ol
New York City the total clearing* were
1744 776.151. an Increase of 06 per cent
N* w X'ork. Nov. 16—Morey cn cdl
steady at 3fil per cent.; the Ift loan
' at .".% pi r cent. Prime mercanttl
Piper. P.,4|5 per cent. Steil ng x han e
<*isy. with actual business In bankers'
bills, at II IIS for demand, and a' 11.60%
tor sixty days, postal ral o. 14 *:t,ai 1 2
and $1.33%. commercial bile, II SO" 1.90%
Silver certificate.. tHJitkV . bar sllv r. C4.';
Xlextan do.lars. 50%c. Gove mine- t to da
steady; s ate bonds Inactive, ra lioad
bonds strong.
*TO( KS A All 110 XD.
The Xlarket Irllvit nnd trirssres
Menrrd 111 Through I.lst.
New X'ork, Nov. 16.-l Although to-day's
business In stock* did not recover 10 ih"
full meiHur* of la*i week s In i'olr.l ct
volume, the lore of ih rrid ng and tt>
showing of at 1 ength weri' the m si Im
posing and substantial that have Li e,
made since the election.
The feverish and sensational movement
In isolated stocks and the In.lierrimb at
rush to buy in % lump w-re not sl ow,
to-day. Instead, there was a steady an I
persistent absorption of stocks of the best
chanter with legitimate spec tiilva
prospects of loom wed earning p w . or
Incrsated security by reasen vf icbl.sl
earnings for Junior se urltlrs. In tf •
early dealings tt.s -peulaKon a bowel a
disposition to look for leadership and the
powerful leaders were at nand to Inaugu
rate Inviting advances In ,r mln-nt
locks In almost every diaitoetlve g ou,
on the exchange.
The ahoenca of realising pr. ssure ns the
advancis were eislly male 0.. c urate I
the growth of the dmind and strength
wis disseminated all through the list.
Tbe Gaels, rn trunk lines and the Coalets
were rather conspicuous exceptions an I
ware not largely traded in not widely
moved bin n* poolttva *ak-
Refs mail If t tod tvn th*r 4 . Tito**’ w.*4
no import am iHion io th** up van!
com>* ot amovnc th* * took a C
riiitroada all ihrUii)t thf H(*uth and We*t,
Inoludiiig thr tr*i-€ontlMtnlAl thp
• hi AtonUhtn*ly uniform.
Thtrt x-s* K'ir<t|y a railroad itook tr*l
**d ir. mtbin iho* limits thu did n>t
£ Atn at Ira at a point Nit a fa r 2
poMnfh or over, whll* Uurllnfton aid
Al tu*on prffcmd gained rfH|HCllvfly 3‘
•nd S‘ 4 Th** roft co+\ toad* nu k
• is< 6*l nhow of firensth
Th* prfftrffd ito k of ih* nor|niM>d
r4liroii evidently th* fivorltr* .*
tb !* .jialion from th* > one
th** ot.'ivi of th**m br nunl forward
Into th* trading Tho.***' with po*|*l of
Increased di\ l-lrn-ln mn*\ tho-*** lrf*d' . **-
< otvlng ih*!r full dWld**nd tlghti* wmrl
lo bp in e<juiit favor. Th** Iron gnd * **l
wi r* tuHgbly gtronn i>*l In ofo
rndo Furl ihr #ftin w 4* 2 . In Trnnr *r*
(ml .“lA* >*l In Horn* l rfrrrrd M*. hth r
if thr group gHlnrxl j t-omti* or upward. #
The local traction Mock- md thr hlgh
prlced Induttr aU wrrr Mtoiu lut wrrw
n>t i'on?*iwcuour. Clrnrrul ElrrHic kot 'M*
another jroliitw. Conaolt tatrd ’
rmich. f%r*uklyn I nlop c* k . 4’*. w#Dll •
Now York Air Ihrnk* m-i l on- of
characlorisilc nkjvoekrt flights of
IKMnt*. rrlapping half that amount, Thr
growing t*lr*ngth of thr mark* tw. rvi
•lntly due to thr tV-trim.nod buyti g f
tho cl*** which hold aloof from th** *•
i ttrd trailng after thr election, i onfldm
that a rractlon mu*t mri • whl h w.*u, t
leave tho market healthier, even though
at hlghrr |M’lc'w
A r,un *rr of favorah> clr<'ufn , tß
l*o ion\rrg and In the di>> nrw A l
van-’o >ih* et of thr trad- r*vlrw- f*r t* r
wrk *i|>rrp*rd o roprat* i view <f the
outlook for general trad** .• to Hlmultta
rpeculatlve . srntlmmt Quite notably
Forrcaale of the bank ptatament were a*-
5-rpted with rpirr\r. owing to thr • om: l
catlon* which have confuwd th*- alkiild
cancr of recent ptatfitt**nu. hut g h
In caah rr>rrvr In confidently look**! f- r
and th# continued laodmcy toward *ow#r
rales for money which mad# thr maxi
mum rat* 4 to-day for all loan* ♦ l*r
cent . falling In thr late dealing* to
l>rr i rnt . relieved all ar prehension over
th# money outlook. I‘rotit* on the **
advance* wi re attractive enough to in
duce #4 mo s Hlng toward the loer. bu
thr effect upon prices wan *llgh and the
ck>**ing was a-'tlvr and eteady
w® even more manlfeel id tho bond mar
ket than In the etoclf mark* hlgh-gr id -
bonds coming Into additional favor. I'ilcrs
are very generally higher. Total sale**,
par value fS.3a*.w
I’nlted Staten ionde tin hanged
The tolai •! ito ha I
I. aharr*. Including At- 'us n To,k :
A* hi.-on preferred, 13."‘ . 1 fltuno-r ad
Ohio. Chesapeake jnd Ohio ‘♦.T'O.
Chleago Biirlln*tton and Quincy. rA.sn*;
U*vk Island. Denver p efrnel,
H.fdfi; Great North* rn preferred a.rgno;
U*uls\|lle anl Na-hvlle. 9 100 Manhat
tan Mlsaourt r.icfflc. N* w
York ( • fitral. S.ft'O, No: folk n 1 W* st
ern. 17JOE Northern Pacific, tl <k)0; North
ern Piclfk*. IftsfiNt; Ontario md Wrarm
17,m0; Pennsylvania. Reading tlrt
preferr**’ 3‘ H’ l>*il- uni Han Fran
, o, sTO St. l ouD ar.d San Francl*
seconds, i’l.2in; S*i .them l*. Ift .'.•Yo,
Souttu rn Railway :l > Houthecn It'd
wa> p<fenel. <0; Tcx.o n*l l'i di
11. t*nion Pt. ifb tss.vin; rnlon Dae tl
preferred. 21 .'■*; Wheeling uni lark* Erie,
C 300; American Smelting lf.*"t; Am*rl
*an Smelting preferred. Anvil* n
Steel and Wire 26..** . Tm Plate.
American T* b. co. Anacond-i 7 **•
Brooklyn Transit. 1^.‘ o.r* o K l \
and Iron. i*ontlneutal To-*a**ca. 22
4*o. Federal H eel. .T7.4*'*, Federal Hi* e
preferre*), General Electric, o *';
peoftde's tkr~ 24 National S *e*.
Tennessee f’oal. 27**>; Leather. 2*
New York Stock Ust.
xt'-hlson ,T7%| do pref 61%
.$> pref . st 7 . Vstuk ' ,
Hall A Ohio 62>• and.. prel 2"
Gan. Par 57 l 4 WhOfl A I. E. 11
Can Sou 57 6n 51 pref .... >1
Chen A Ohio .. 13% xviac Cell I*'*
Chi. Gl. XX ... 13 7 , Thin! Avenue ..11J
''hi., n. A Q...1274a Attains Ex. ex-
Chl., I. A G. . 21 | dlv 14-i
do pref 57 American 16'.
I'hi. A K. 1. .. 99 I 'nil ed State* .. 46
C. A Nw. ...167% 'VcUa Fargo ...13u
f„ n. 1 a p H 5 | Am. cm 011 .. 3t%
C. C. C. A St. j ta pref 90
Gouts 66% Am. Mailing ... 4'*
Co4. Sou 65, do Pref 21
do : I v I' Am S Alt .
do 2d pref .... 17', '• I'rcf
Del A Hud. ..116 . Am Spirits 1%
D . I. A XX'. ...ISI I do pref 1'
1> A R G 22 |Am, Steel Hoop. 32',
do pref . ... 751, do pref 79
KGe 13% Am 8 A XX'. . 46%
•ki Ist pref ... 33% <lo pref >“•%
Gl. X. pref .173 Am Tin Plate. 4:
ll.eking Coal , 16\ do pref . .. 67*,
lin king V. J9 7 Am Tobacco ..IH9'4
Illinois Cen. ...124',i k prel 132
lowa Ceil >l% Ana Mill. Cos. .. 43
do pref P'.'i Brook R T. .. 7'ig
G. E. A XV. .. 3r, |Col F A I. .. XCSi
do pref .. iftf'./Cont Tob .WS,
Lake Shore ....2l'>V do pref 91'
G A N 31 * l ederwl Hleel .. 50
Manhattan G. .110'h do pref 76 ,
Xlet St Ry. 169', G''H. Elec 161
Xlex Cen IT- Glucoae Sugar .. 57
XI. A St. I. ..61 I do pref Id's
<P) pref 102 (Intern Paper .. 24>,
Xllssourl Pac. .IP', do pref 73',
Mobile A Ohio . 3tj !,i loV- Gas ... 72
XI . K AT... IPs Natl. Biscuit .. 39 7 6*
do pref 37V do pref 94
S' j C Is*, Nall, l-ead .... 2i'w
N. Y C IX9** do pref 95
S. A XX' 43 V Nall. Steel ... 33'A
do pref *1 "k pref . ... 92**
North. Pa..... 65** N. X*. A. R. ..147
do pr. f . <•' Norm Am I .
Ont A XX Mvraeinc Coast ... 57
Ore. Ry. A N. . 42 t <k> lt pref ... 51
do pref ? do 3d pref .... 67
Pennsylvania ..142 IPaclflc Mull .... k.
Read.ng 19*. People's Gas I'*'
do Is prsf ... 61‘x Presaed 8 Cat .'.P*
do 2d pref ... SIX*! .lo pref S5
Mio O. XV 55 Puli Pal Car 194
do pref 9bVB. R AT. .. 5
St. G A B F . 15‘. Sugar 132%
do Ist pref .. 71*. do pref 116
do 2d pref . ll j.Tenn. C. AI. . 74’*
ftt G. H*v .. 14'*r. S I vat her Is*i
do pref si’s do pr*f 77
St. Paul 124'* r. S Rubber 36%
do pref 174'-. do pref 9.>
Si. P A O. ..117 XX'estern I'nlon . *l%
Smi Pwc 41% R. I- * B **
Sou Ry 14 1 <V> |>f'f S%
do pref *-“P C O A SI
Tex A Par .. I's 55
Union Pac 69'*
Bonds.
IT. H. 2s ref reg.l'd'x 2nd 21
do coup l'*4>, lo 4 94
do Ss. re*. lflS'xiN. Y. C. Isis |(%
do 3s. coup .169% N. J. C gen. 5s 127
do new 4. reg.l37 N*. Pacific 3s To
do new 4s. 'io is 104% |
coup 7 N. Y.. C. A Mt.
do old-4s. reg. 115% luis 4*
do old 4s coup.lt''* N. A XX' *on 4- 99% '
do ss. re* .1125* <Wegogi Navlgu
do is. coup. .112% lion Ist* .. 109
D. of C. 3 45s .Ul'> do 4s K%
Atchison gen- f>. 8 G. 6* ... 12*
s ral 4s 101 ■> do con. 5s 114
do sdjt. 4s *4% Reading Gen 4s V***
C. of Qa. con. Rio O. XX'. lats 99%
Ss SI. G. A I. M.
do Ist Inc—.• 53 | con. 5s '....111%
do 2nd Inc. St G A San F.
tbldl IX Gen *s IN
Can. Sou 2nds. 1'4% Si Paul cons. .173
C A O. 4%s ...101 St Chic. A
do 5s ll* Pacific Ista ..lir*
C. A N. con 7s 139 do 5 119%
do 8 F D. sg.lfi Sou Pacific 4s 32%
Ms TSim 4s 34 Sou. Ry. ..
POL Sou. 4s 33% S R and T. 6s. *2
r>. A Rio G. 4a..1< T. A 1. lata.... 114
Erie Gen 45.... 73% do 2r.de .. .. . 32
F. XV. A U. C. L'ldon Pnclfic 4s l<ie%
lSi 73 XX'atNtsh Ills ....116%
Gen l-Tlec. 5 137% (lo 2nds I<>4
tows Cen. lsts.ll6 '.T**si Shore 45..114%
J A N uni 4s 99% XX Is <'em Ists 35%
M. A O. 4s *6% V'g. Cemurle# .. 91
Mo, K. A Tax. i j
■(ft. Southern Railway.
Traltut Arrive n-l Hmno n.h oi Umli Mrrtdlin Tlim-One 11 out Mow-r
Than Cl Iy Time
Bvtir<lule In Ertm No\ I.** KX>'
rE%T dow \ fi tn i: i* \ht " ~ m: \iM r
N (< 'em m fTme •
U ix|in n* L\ Savunwth Ai ■ hum U m
(Kjilrrn Time 1 |
1 2t|n 4 >tm Ar 3 00im i
ft O.Hm ♦* Itkm Ar \ .. I ' * *.. >ll- w : ttn
5 lPpm 9 4.Vim Ar .. Churlotl© I.v .Vi*m ft Hinn
11 lljm 1! 23|>ni Ar Green lorn ..... I.v 7 10i*m -•
s • ; .J’Ar XoriolS x •
12 Sl.im i &im Ar ... ......,*777777777 IHtnvil)* ............T •m 4 Stem
t 1 9; n Ar.. HI lirntni . . Ev 12 o'i>m It
2 40.im ipm Ai Eyn hl>uVt Ev J '2*n 2 ’<vtm
4 Vwm & pm Ar CO-rl*f te*\Hl* ... . Ev 2 M4|Hn 12 6lptn
7 JvVam ft .-tpn* .\r Wjihlii|U>ii Ev 11 l.*rn H ft | n
9Um 11 JXs, m Ar 10*11 n on* I.v ft 2 nn ft jrpm
11 Ar l*tU tl.-l|>hl. Ev 8 ftOim •• lVn*n
2 ai|m h : .m Ar N w Vik ... Ev U ld-im *
ft 3 *pm Ar lh> i>n Ev OOpm lO HNtm
H • ti l ml NORTI '' 1 • Rft R
iCenTtil Time |
12 Cv .. Ha va in i,i h ............. A .o*im
<l )e-|e it Time.)
*> Amu; I.v I o uniM* E' 1 2'wim
ft 50am Ev Spart in hut a Ex H i.*pin
12 10pm Ev Ar h vlUe Ev 3 <A|*m
4 U2|*m Ar llot flprln*:* E 11 l m
7 an*m Ar Knoxvil.t Ev ft 26am
.'ilium Ar UllnitMl Ev !
7 45am Ar . Cincinnati . * Ev ft hi*|in
ft OOpm Ar Ht Eoule . Ev ft iftam
7 30am 1 Ar ... # Houtavill* Evj, 7 item
All Iralrif* arrive ami <le|irt from ti* T’lanl Hwiem Biallon.
Timoroil CAR BERVICE. E'TT
TRAINS S3 ANH 34 DAILY NEW YORK AND EEORIDA EXPREHR Vaatl
bule-| limit*.l train**, with Pullman Dimwldk Room Blaaptnit Cara tiHann Savin
li.th anti New Vv>rk t onne- i* ai \N h|n;iou with Coloiual Ki(ii'-'- to 1 ' <?i*t
Pullman Bleeping Cam leiweeii ChirlHle hih! Rlehmon*! md Ch-irlnll*' ai *1 Noi
folk Dining Care Serve all me.iD baftwr**n Savatmah nl W aehtr.ginn
TRAENS 3S AND It DAILY. THE UNITED STATES KART MAIL VrMihul <t
limn*! earrylng Pul!m*n DrawliiK R*<m Sleeping Cara teiweii Stvm ah
anl New York Dining Car* *r\e all m* il * between Sa\aiiitM!i and W iahligion
Alao JPullmin Drawing R*om Bleeping Care hiwei* Savjiimih ami Cincinnati,
through Ahevll|e and “The E.in*l of the Hk% ”
Kor complete information >*a to r*t a ► rieolule* etc pp!\ to
E S GANNON. M V p. St G M J vl fl EP. T M. W. A TURK. O. P A,
WaeliingTon, D C
ft. II HARDWICK. Aeet Geo'l rs Agent Atlanta. Gl.
G. GROOVER. Tli Ret Agent. Plant H>e(em Rtatlon
JAMES KlthhMAN, C I*. 4 T A . 141 Hull etr** t. Savannah, G*i Phone* W
Southern Pacific,
“SUNSET ROUTE.”
The Best Service in the South
Between Points In
LOUISIANA, MEXICO ami
TEXAS, CALIFORNIA.
N’GTHING Bt'PKRIOB TO THE "BI'NSFT-l ENTHAL SI-K-'IAL'' or Pi'LI.MAN
STANDARD AND EXOI RtflON SLKLPINO ('Alt SERVICE. OPERATED
VIA St'NSKT ROUTE AND ITB CONNECTIONS. TO ALL POINTS
North, East, Southeast and West.
Ask Ticket Agents for Particulars.
P E. B MORSE. Paeernger Tullic Manager, Houston. Texan.
E J PARKS, Gen. Puni* and Ticket Agent. Hou-ton. Tex a a
New York Nov 16 Htahds'd Oil, 692
(| 665.
Murphy A I o s Nlwrk l.eller.
New York. Nov. 16 -On ex. eptlonally
heavy di-allmts. there wow a genera! ad
vance In the sloi k market with the open
ing of buMne-s this morning Kontlmenl
was encouraged by I Its- nuilerial advan' es
shown In American stoeks In the lkindon
niarkit. Aside fnan that circumstance,
there was very little io engage attention
In this morning's news In mldlUon lo the
tendency of the Gondon market, Wpeeula-
Hve wentlnu-nt was optlmtsilo In regard to
the prohatde showing to tx- ma<le ny the
tainks In their weekly stall ment to-mor
row conspicuous featur** with the open
ing of liuslness were the Atiblson Issue's,
Southern Railway preferred, Kan-> him
Texas preferred. Northen Paclh' awl
Pennsylvania Among the epe- islli'*.
Tennessee Coni and Iron and Pa* Irt and
Ohio were notably strong Sugar was ac
tlvrly d-li In but was rather sluggish.
The Industrials quarter, however, was
generally firm, particularly lor Nutlonal
B*.*l, Continental Tobacco The Iw-al
tr*. Hon Shares were romparatlvelv n**-
;<S'tel, but were Oteitdy. 'Vuwmtsslon
boimes increase In activity. There w*s a
general covering of short .sintra ta by
pr.ifrssional op'-r Gors apparently aban
doning the poelflon they have asaumed
situ e election day. Notwithstanding the
notewothy activity and strength iprs-ar-
Ing In (.articular idoiks, there was little
special news of gossip
MI at 161111 X A KOI * *1 VItHKT.
Note—These quotations ore revised
dally, and an ki nt as n> ir as possible In
accord with the prevailing who ab<
prices t'dlilil quotations sre n*it used
when they disagree with the prices whole,
salers ask
Country and Northern Print are.
POUGTRY—'The market Is steady Qu
tatlons Broilers. lOfl.ttc per pair; half
grown. 45"’ VO: three fourlh* grown. I6&
60hi ns. 65fi75c; rooeiers, 9>ti SX . ducks,
56n75c; g He, 75cti|l.i
*
BUTTER—The lone of the market Is
firm Quotations: Western creamery. 190
spy. Nw' York state dairy, Wific; extra
Elkins. 2.VH2A
CMEERIS— Market fltm. fancy full
cream cheese 11%- tor 2h to 22-pound
averages; 23>lX)-pound averages. Uc.
Karl) Vrgrlltlilr*
181811 POTATOEA— Northern, $l9O
MCk
CABBAGE—SO7c per head.
ONIONS—YaI ow. In lairrels, $2 Ob;
crates, 9tS'. red. sl.9t.
Hrendslnfla, Hay and r.raln.
FIeOUR Market tle.idy; patent. 14 30,
slrslght. 13 Ss. taney. S3F: family. $3 w
XIEAG- Pearl, per barrel. 12 70. per sack
II 25; city me#l. per sack. Inlted. $1.12%ft
11.15; water ground. $11541! 17%. city grits,
sacks. $1.20; |M!HrI grits. Hudnuts. tier l*r
rel. $2 75; per seek. $1.21%. sundry
brand- $! 17%1l 20 rsi k
CORN Market firm, white Job lot*. *sc;
rarload tots. 62c; mixed corn. Job lot*. 62c.
carload lots. 59'
RICE- Market aleady.. demand good,
fancy head. •*■; lancy s%■■
Prime -6
flood 4%M%
Fair #4%
Common *%
OATS-No 2 mixed, earload. 33%c. Job
lot*. 35*13c; white cllppeil, cars. *7c; job.
40c.
BRAN Job lots. 95i ; carload lo*. *-.
HAY—Market steady. No. 1 timothy.
82%c; Job. *7%c. No. 2. 35c job; 32%>. carw
Sugar and t e*rr.
, SUGAR-
Cut loaf *l* Plsmond A J. 34
Crushed 621 Confeclioners' A $.61
Powdered B94‘White Extra C.. 551
XXXX pow'd . 5.96 Extra C i.r>
Granuialeil 8.*4 ileitlai C S.tfi
Cube* B.9iYellow A94
Mou.d A *"9
COFFEE—
Mocha 36 laf'rlme No. $ ....11 c
Java 26 c,oid No. i *...10%c
Pea berry 14 1 Fair No 5 ia%c
Fancy No 1 .12 . Ordinary No 6 in .•
4 holce No 2 11% 1 .anman No 7.. 9%i'
llirdnars anil llnllillna Supplies.
GIME. CAIAII'M. PGASTER ANI>
f'emenl -AlalNtma and Gaorgia lime In
lair demand ami sell at 3" cents a harm!;
*]* :ia. lalclned plaster, sl.W*p<-r barrel,
hair. 44/.'* Rii-islali' • • merit, 1131v.1l 25.
cnrkanl lots, •pecUl; Portland 11 nn nt, re
tall. $2 25. carload sit-. $2 1*1312.36.
GUMHKR F <> II VKSSKI.M S.XX'AN
NAII Xltmlmum yard rixe*. spi Urgll to,
rar will*. $12.503113.60; dllficult six.-*, |]g on
|ilsrt'. ship slock. sl6Obi 13.(9'; sawn lies,
|si*SriS.>t, hewn ties. 35413 fir
'ill. .Market steady; demand fair, sig
nal. 45413 b. . West X'lrelnla bl iek 9tjl2' .
lard, use, real.foot. ssit7ts'; machinery. 16
3/26. ; linseed oil, mw. 76%c; tsslh and, 73%.'.
kerosene, priim- white, I2> . water wtitl*
Me; Piatt’s astral. 14. . dnshirlz.sl 11011
g 1 soilne, drums, l!%c; empty oil harrwls.
dellveed. 36r.
HlltXT- Drop, $1.50; B. B and large, $1.75,
Chilled. $1 75
IRON Market very steady; Swede, s‘*o.
NAIIiS -Cut, 12 Hi base; wire, $2.26 lais.
RARBKTi WIRE—S3 50 pir 166 yiounils.
GUN POWIVEH- Per keg, Austin crack
shot. $1.(3); half kegf, $2 25. quarter keg-,
sl.2f. I'hnmidurt dui king, quarter k* g
s.’ 25. I' ip 1 1 in 1 II and sm .li‘ . s, half
keg*, til IX; quorl'-r kegs. 5'.,75; 1-pound
canisters. IH, less 2 b per cent ; Trols
dorf smokeless mailer. 1-pound cans. sl.
10-pound cans, W* pound.
9all, Hides and XX mil.
HAGT--Iremand Is fair and Hie market
steady, carload lot*. 100-|K>und bin ap
racks. 44, ItSsisjund collon sack a, 45c.
110-pouiHl liurlsp sa ks. 43%c, 110-|s>uni]
cotlun sacks. 49%c TJi-fioiiigl huriat> sa. k*.
5.V; 125-pcmtkd collon sacks. SE:. 230-pound
bur an sacks. 55c.
IIIHKft Market firm; dry filnl. 13%c,
dry sail..lP* . green sailed. 6
XVOOG-Nominal. prime Georgia, liev
of sand bur* and black wool. If* ; black.
16c. burry, 10c. XV.ix, 25c. tallow. 3%.
Deer skins. 2ts-
Fruls and Nuts.
A PPGGS— Northern variety. 12 cOfil bn
< ill ANi.4fc,S —(l* la )12 -'J■: a. (isr bil.
PRUNEB—As- to if, lbc. sir to 6b. XV',
60* 10 70*. 7c; 70* to 30*. 6%c; 30s 10 90s. 6c;
! hi M 0, c
BANANAH—SI 25i2 on bunrh.
GEMONB Xlarkei steady si $2.3)
CGCQANUTK- lUdil .
PIJANI TK Atiq>>. rr.. k fair .lemsnd.
market firm, fancy hand-plrkeij, Virginia,
per 1 pound, I- ; hand plcke-l Virginia, eg
tras 4'V. N (’ see I |s afiiitr, |
NUTS—Almond-. Tarragons, 16 ; Iv|eas,
lA. walnuts, French 12 . Naples. ]Jr,
pecans. 11c; Rraglls. 13c; filberts. 13c, as
sorted nuts, SO-pound and 25-{g>uml boxea
12c
t oltnn llnsulns and Tie*.
PAtlGlNG—Market firm. Jule, 2%.
(round 9%-. large lots. %c; -mill lota
2-puund. 5%i9c, 1%-pound. M*U3% •; w a
island nagging. 12%c
TIES Standard. 45-pound, arrow, large
lots. $1.4"; small lots, Jl.Jo
llucrrn, llnins unit l.ard.
BACON Xlnrket dim. D. 8 C R side-,
7%''• I* H trellns %c (Ea>t*rn). ge
cordlng to average sue, |i s be|||e* 'y
rXXesletn). smirked C. H. side*. S%c.
HAMS—Sugar ,-ured, 11%3/lj%c
l.Aßl>—Pure, in tierces *%c; In f>-
pound tins and ki-pnund tubs. %c
compound In Hereto* 6%c; 50-pound tins,
and 60-pound lube, %c.
Dried and Msaporateil Frails.
APPGES— Evaporated, 767%c; sun dried.
6%06
A PRlCOTS—Evafiorated, to- pi>und;
ne.taGnes. 10c.
RAISINS—Ia L.. $2 10; Imperial iwblne's,
$2 73, loose. 50-pound boxea. s%r jo n t
PEA''HER- Evaporated, pealed, 17%e.
unpealed. 3%'79c
I'HARS— Evatwraleil. 3%c.
MlM'et.lisXKori.
FlSH—Mackerel, half-lrarrela. No. 1.
F<b. No. S. 67.60. No. 3. $5.75; kits. No
1. $1.26. No. 2. sllO. No. 3. BSc. Codfish.
I-pound hrh ks. 6% . 2-pouml bricks. 6c.
Smoked berrlng, per box, 17t|l>;. Dutch
Plant System
of Railways.
Train, ni-sr.lr,! by 90th n.rrbttin Mato-.
On- hour aluw.r than etty uni.
lu tfTsct Oct. I, LMt.
Ail Ir.iluo
I.v Sivaanab Daily. Ar. Havanuali
14.1WU011
' I', in. Sa, mil 111 ..... I 1 00 am
am \\ iy. ro*. ;io 16 m
* b- -mi Jank'vtvllla |l2 lo an
an I I lor .bi j 7 00 pm
llr -a ven
1 a" N., innah 12 Al am
-b t'hirl.alnn 7 to am
*' i*'n . sn t East 4 10 pm
- i;i" ti i .1 l'ur Tampa wuh I’an
"l' H . . ,airi laavuig
an*t (lav itm Moadays.
1 R .1 .' liy l) o" m.
-' -II -( 'L k Oltl for furlbar Infor
mation
J ti. l-OLItEMI'B. T V A .
WARD Cf.ArtK ' i . Tl kt Aganl,
D. 5..11, llnlrt fhon* Tl
9- W V i l • .fTir Man
ager, Bnvarngh. On
WCCORGIA
r y co. y
■‘yovrlul*. Efradlvo Rapt 10 i960
'IN.(>,!- mil,.. a( ami Jkfmrt from
Omni s- st lon Wrst Broad,
hfc t ..f Elberty atreet.
9*h M-ii iau Tim. One hour alnwer than
lt> lime.
Arrive
Ravanneh:
• Atlanta
•5 3an c.ing n, Mil!e*lgev|:|e •# tiopm
•htl .ill ini* rtii*siiMte |*>!nta|
Auguaf M ine, Atlanta
A then.-.. M- ntKuierv. Co
s• 9 Ohpni lurniiu Ihnniugiiam. Anv*4 OOem
erh un. Kufaula and Trey (
*• <**!*' 1 fci rr A<. ommodgtton ;t7 44am
.’OU|-ni iiii\ inn Dinn-r Train .14 ftopm
•lallx fEx f,| Hundav
RETW| in SAVANNAH AND TYTIEE
*sth meridian or Hnannah city time
leave savannah
M-9i|ii\ "tiiy ♦; a tn liatjy except
Monday 9.30 a m lailv 3.00 p m
EEAVE T3 REE
Mond,\ onl> 7.15 .1 m Dally except
Monday 10 23 rn I>mll> 60 p. m.
Conne* Mon* made at t*rminal po4nta
eltti all umliib NorthWeit, Writ and
South w**t
H-* • ping imi on night trains between
Havennoh md Augusta, Mat on. Atlanta
and Hlrrningiptm
Parlor cam on *l\ train* between Ha
vamah, Ma*o* und Atlmta
loi comfdete InfornMiion. eehedulea,
rates and <-r>nn*rtiona. apply lo
W G BREWER. City Tlrkeiand Pea*
eager Agent, 107 Bull street T
nr
W R McINTYRE. Fe|x>t Ticket Agent
J < It AII.E. General Paeoenger Agent
: II HINTON Triffl Manager
THEO D KEENE. Gen Superintendent
v.mnah. Oe
.^p^VtSTlßUtto
mfcimm qmited
Double Daily Service
Tho short lino 10 Norfolk, \Vn*idngton.
Baltimore. Philadelphia. Now York and
llio Faal
| No. 44 ; NoTm
Nv Havannah B A U Itylll 3.%i<*mll Wpm
Ar t'olumlila. H A L. lty| 4 3*t*n I .Mam
Ar Halelgh. MAI. 1ty...|1! 37pm II 90am
Ar Durham. H A I. Ity. ,| 7 30.. m; 4 I9pt
Ar lvi.rat.urg, B A U Ity 4 13am 4 3tpni
Ar lil hlinnnl, B A L Ht 6 15am 6 40|>m
Ar Wuohlnxtuti IVnna....( * 45.1 m \> Jopnv
Ar tlalilmoto. Penn.i jioullaiiil! spm
Ar Philadelphia p. nmi .. .j 123 27pin| I fatam
Ar Notv Ymk I’rnon | 3 >.tpm 9 14ain
No 41 No m
I.v Havannah. H A I, Ity.lJ 3f*imill Utm
Ar I'lirunaiuth. B A L..Hy; 7i* am| 6 Stjiffl
Btoamer* loavo N-wfulk tl.illy, except
B unin) (or li iltlmon. I'hllade phla and
Now York, and dally for WuehtnKton.
Tho -mori lln. in Moruiromory Mo'ol.'a
and New Orli in leavlag *■ ****** al
7:35 a m arriving at Montgomery 7:40
p m . at which point 1 lo*- connoctton 19
made with tho | A A N I! ft., arriving
at Motitle 3'6 a. m aid New Orleana
7 40 a. m
The ahori line to rorn imllna Jaokaoa
vlll*. Tampa and other Florida potnle.
| No 27 | No. *1
I.v Bav.lml.lh, H A L Ry| sn*im 107 pm
Ar Fernan-litta. M A U By] 9 35am 9 05pm
Ar Ja. kMillville H A I* By Nffi 7 40pm
Ar Tampa, B A. I. 1ty....| S *>pm, a Want
Magnlfh out Fullrnan ImfTo* * looping car
aorvho to VVaahllurtor. Hilttmnre 4’hila
d*-1 phla ami Now York, al*o to Jackaan
vlllo and Tampa.
Inning ara from Havannah to llttakt
and Kh hnioiwl to New York.
Huffoi parlor vara Savannah to MoeM
gotnery
For aiMlilonal Infnrmntlon apply to
Ti.-kot 011 l o, Hull and Itrvan alfaata.
t’hone 29.
herring, I" #•■. 91.10. nw mullets, half
barrrl*. 93'a.
BYllb’F—Market quiet; Ooorgta and
Florida eyrup. hiiylng at 2*433f>c. nailing
at 33i35c. eugar hou-e at 10013 c.
HUNKY—Fair dent.ind; attained. In bar
rel* 55tr6f* gallon.
High wine* ba*i, 91 27.
OCCA9 t'HBIUIIT*.
FOTTON- Bavunnah to Ro*ton. pee
rwt., Sic; to New York, per cwt . 30e: to
Fhlladi Iphta. tier hale, 91; Baltimore. $l.
FOBKKiN IHRBOT—Bremen. 40-; Llv
er|KMl. 40o; llaiphtirg. t*!’; (lenoa. 490;
liarv'eloita, Wc: Mono healer, 95c; Havre.
40c. Antwerp. 46c
Kt'MBEH—By Hall-Freight* r#ady; to
Baltimore an<i raeiward. 91.30 to 96.75 per
M . Including Portland.
Kt MliKll By Ht- im-Bavannah to Bal
timore, 45u0. to P. H It . or B. and O.
dock* 45 fin; to Philadelphia. I6**e per
e wt. (4 pound* to fool I; to New York.
96 50 per M. 17.25 to dock; lightered to
lloaton, 14.91.
NAVAL. STORES- The market t* firm;
medium *!*•• vraaela. Roaln—Cork, for
order*. 01 r tianel of 31“ pounds, and
8 per cent primage. ttplrlta. 4a M per
to gallntiv gioi--. and 6 per cent, primage
I-arg" vt el*, roaln la; aplrlta, 4a I
Bleatn. lie pi-r ltd pouada on roaln; 3189 c
on ptrlt*. Havannah to Boaton, and 3Hc
on roeln .rnd 19c on aplrlta to Now York.
oit llv 9*Boviainnn. ktc.
New York. Nov. 19.—Flour wa* weak *n4
pi cents lower, winter [inient#. 93.40® i *1;
Mtnnesuaa patent. 4.1 25.
By* flour quiet but tlrm.
forn moot steady.
Rye quiet.
Barley nearly; barley molt dull
Wiiea'—Bpm weak; No. 2 red. 79>vc; op
tion* were weak ami heavy all day.
through peraistem welling for both ac
inutM*. ami a broad array of bear new*.
Ir< !ul*d Ui the latter were weak cable*.
(Continued ou Eighth I’age-J
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