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financial and commercial tl) |. r o\ riTIHBX MARKET TAKES AMITHKK Tl H> IFAAAHD. ,j h , fipni Narkrli Generally Slum n llrrlSnllr l-'lmuT Teailrncy—Tnr nealiae Uul'l "• <* *>••. Wllk an l jttlrr Tußr Alter the ('lour and !■• Reported nt W.j tUll-HM tll. i lmi ttnil Inr banned—Local u n4 I vlriirnphlo Markets. Tlw> Morning News r. Tuesday, Nov. 20. feature of the markets wa* the m , ntion future*, which 1* Juel now .. r ,i tuts atti ntan t>y reason of Ihetr j ~r , i t!y established upward movement. v . H t ested senator. the closing to-day steady with price* net t to l point* The local n>ot market (lowed i unchanged. with a good bustno*- flood middling on the table* ; la vents, and f. o. b. from lo 1-I*s , ~ . . nt*. The demand was active cme. hurt wa* leaa marked In the oon. It la the current belief that . , ,p t market* arc o|>t to remain In firm i! ti by reaeon of the Indisposition of „ re .jorny to eell at concession*. I t turpentine market opened Arm al < , v ts, arid closed quiet. Transaction* 2, r [he day were good. After dosing i market seemed considerably ejsier, i t.d ll waa said sales were made on a t.-k> of 394 cents. Factors realized till* . om ng. but few showel any inrllivd <pt ttie lower price by letting ' f at.'thing during the afternoon. The , atari closed tlrm ant unchanged, w.iti ■ *>d buxines* doing. The w holesale lostd steady atsl active. Stocks „ ie irregular but tlrm. the f, iture <>f , li .(, Inlllk' IaII ' "! ■ m Northern Pacific common and . rt ,f The following resume of the mark. will show Ihe tone and quota i , s ai the closing to-day: COTTON q i . nusn market closed firm and un its- • to-day with sales on the spot i tin flood middling was report- I i . i . ,|,ng on the table at 10 cent*. „,1 f|,,m l-lft to cents, higher f.o.b. An a live demand was reporleil for u part ~1 i . |a\. The ilts|wsitlon was to ask lauia r i rl< •*, which may be e*pecte<l to under present conditions. Ti e following were the ofih tal spot quo tat|, .at tif loss of the market hi toe Cotton Kxchango to-day: This , Last | day. | year. OfOd middling •% 7 t >' l ® Middling ••*S 7 ** laiw mbldllng _'*U ** Market 'film, sabs, 340. Saver.n tit. R- ratpi Kx|g.*ts and Stock*; Receipt# thl* -lav llecelptw thl* day last year 5.423 Thl* day year before last 13.097 llecelp’S sine, Bspt. 1, 1300 430.1.3 ramo day last year 457.3*>5 Mock on han-l this day ,j... 13 3|.> cam-* -lay Inst year 136.833 Reeelp;* anil Slock* nt the Ports: lleceiprs thl* -lay 71.At* Itrcelf -sl this day ln*s year 33.9.A Hecelptn this day year before last. 92.010 ' otal re-eipts since Sept. 1. ISSW .2.937.827 irae time last year 2.B6ft.PJt Simc time year before last .....3.798.24 1 S’oek al oil ports to-day 744.713 s oek same day last year 9fs>.*C7 Pally Movement* nt Other Ports: Galveston—Strong, middling. 9Vc; net i* . eipts. 28.€9'2; gloss receipts. 38.-53-’. *a’.es. 5 98. slock. 231.001 New Orleans —Firm: m.-klllng. 3 13-16-’: t i--Ip’s. _t.. ■ * - t-is. -1 : i lies 7.W0; uiv-k. 377.033. lloblli—fjuter. mkklltng. 9'>c: net re -7" s. 1.8152: gros receipts, 1.85*2; sales, 5 Mock. 25.6:* arlesron—Steady; middling. 94c; net I* . .pts, 818; ftnes receipts, 818; stock, ■' tlmtnglon—F-rm: ml-idllng. 3f,c: net i .pts. 2.476; gross receipts, .'.176; stock. ; .•<>. n>r folk—Firm; mUMling. 9%c: tiet r#- • • -i%, 1.308; irrom rt'el|X#. 1.303: snl*. . ;ock. 36.322 Utunorr- Nominal; mlAHIng. 9%c; t • ph receipt#. 269; Mock. V76L \w York—wuict; muMHnir. 10*4c; n4 :■ *lp tt. IJ#l. Kiohf recH|Hi, 5.4A5. h.ilcm. Ktock. 40.47.**. i osion-fii* 4dy; mkWUnif. I*Uc; net re to, 1.0&4; giwn rcccuHs. 6.15* nflAllphU—4juiM; mkkianfi. net r ij*t . 75; pro** receipt*. 7.'*; fcot k. 4,#k). I; oln—Net receipt*. 4.720; grow re • ots. 4,720. mly Movementii t In4crior Towni: .\u*cu*ta—Firm; iniddllfiir. 9 ir-ItJe; n**t r* t-iptp. 1.704: receipts, 1,730; sales, . stock, 45.277 •imphls Firm; mUliillnp 9\.* . net r -4.518: grori receipts, 6.660; vales, • Mock. 116,638. LouiMitrady; middling. net r ipts. I.SSMi; croav receipt#, 7,191; #aier. ► ock. 58.262 i innati—Steady; nildtlhnf?. nn t :t. 1.645; #cros# receipts. 1,645; Fle#. 1* stock. 8.862. Mi -ton-Hteadv; mlddlinpr, net re t. 25,840; kivips receipts, 25,24“, toiies, . * stock, 91.967. i.sviiU* Firm; fuMifilng. 9 p ,c. 'ports of Cotton This Day— i vest>n*-To Qre.it Drltain, 6.782. con i.nent. 40u. New Orleans—To Great Drltaln, 1,750 fiHrle* ton—Coastwise. 100. Norfolk—Coastwise, 2.1.18. n vv York—To the ci>ntlnent. 800. •on To Great Britain. 4,691. • * n olo—To Hrltain. 4.7^ • I foreign cxiM#rts from all port# this To Great ltrltaln, 17.953; to the con li ent. 700. i foreign exiorfs from all port# thus • ui* week: To Great Britain. M. 395. 1 J t.f.ce, f.gw.,; to the continent. 12.820 • *il foreign cx|*oits hince Sept. 1, 1900; Britain, l.lju.fdl: to France, 212.- t* the continent, 725 h 59 BKA IS|.%M i OTTO hi. I- tonfiency In the sea Island cotton r • k* ? 'iurina the past week was f*r ‘ r i-rlc<# Business waa on a nH*d**raP 1 ' with no ap| Nt rent great desire from ' * irer to take cotton The receipt# • * o shrinkage against last year. The ,J are about onc-thlrd what they were orresixndinic week Fiat year, about os follows Fast Florida 23 fj24 E*‘ra cho * and fancy Florid # 21 tft— • •• and fancy Georgia#.2l*-'u22 Klas . .2* i ,|3i • Jlna • Gcoigia* (nominal) 19 ff— im fine and common .18 €j ipts ti.d Stock#- j 1900-01 1899-tk) ' P's past week 3.528 4.°91 * -is past week J 1.721 2.271 l# this season | 25.309 35.335 J* • * t**t we k | 1.190 3.526 1 a on hand 19.“92; 17.51) COTTOia KtTUHBR. 1,1 ‘ losing Wtea| y With Trlrea I p I tU Points. York Nov. Trading on the Cot- Fxrhange io-day wa# #t>asmodlcaliy '■ with ti* bear# in control in Ihe ting anti the bull# during the late r * While the public was no# con* ous as an early operator, the out '■c#tor# .nter were lea<llng support k ' ‘ *he market. The opening wee easy, it •* f* point# lower to 2 point# high* t *‘ , v, rpOo! opened in ac.ordance with of last tdgtit and soon n J of tht advance. Thle led to con *f o|*inion# here, a# the domestic "'•A ftlgiially bullish. Heavy profit* • f 6 soon became general and Ihe beam U*e near position#. Abnormaßy MURPHY t CO., INC., Board of Trad# Building. Savannah Trfvate leased w r?# direct lo New York. Chicago and New Orleans t OTTOS, HO( Ks AND GIAI9. New York office. No. 61 Broadway. Offices in principal citlee throughout tie South. Write for our Market Manual and >ook containing lrtructlon for traders heavy receipt# capfxd the ilimux so far as hesitating benders wer ('oncerned. and before the selling movement nm ii** course prices were down 10*il7 p int.“ B*x>n after m;.i*4v the market di-n-a\‘vl • \ mp* ton# *>i teiurnii n strength end with the change in th feeling, shorts covered. Liquid at lons t vised and the whole tenor of the market swung around to positive bullish position. The M ml-w . .kiv in terior wen* decidedly less than expectnl. the estimate# for tvmorrw‘s receipts showed a redtcnl falling off while the official reports from the leading .*pot centers eoid of W*# - higher pries, with offering# iighr m the advance. Thl# ar ry of bullish factors completely rout**®! Ihe u*arf InvestnrHnt or*ier# came in with In rt.ising rapidity uni prices d -vai.ced rapidly. Oovering was active in the last hour and short ware in dread of h bulge in Liverpool to-morrow Wali street ami th** South w r prominent buy ers all the .ate session. steady, with prices r.et 4 to 9 points higher. FI.CCTt mo\4 IN HTI HK4. New York. Nov 2“—Cotton futures opened ♦#> and closol steady. Price* as follow * < u** n Hlgh Loa • ?loao. and February ~..| 9 7 4 9 88 9 68 9 M March J 9 74 j 9 87 j 9 65 | 9.83 April 9 7 5 9 76 | 9 ,t 9 B*2 May | 9.75 9 M 9 62 9.81 June 970 j 979 9•* 9,80 July j 965 |9 76 j 9At 976 August 952 I . .... I 9.f7 Beptemhcr j 8.85 J 8.81 I 8 M) October j .... | .... J ..t. j .... November .. 994 10.10 988 10AI I>ccf*mlcr 9.85 997 975 j 9.92 Liverpool, Nov. 20, 4 p. m —Sjx>t. mod erate buainess and prlc#*s higher; Ameri can middling fair. 6 1-.:>l, good middling. 5 23-32*1. middling. 5Sd. low tin idling, 6 17-16 1, good ordinary. f> 3-ltkl; ordinary. 4 15-16*!. The sales of the day ware B.ofo bales, of whi* h fsk) were for speculation, and export and Included 7.60 Am*rl> n. Uecetpt#, 83,00) bales, including 79.3*) American. Kutuns opened quiet, but steady arid closed barely steady; Ameritfan middling, low mkkilmg rlaus*. N*v* mb r. f. >d #• 11- ♦ rs; Novembcr-I >ec4’mler, 6 25*1 s llem; De<*embr-January 5.23*1 buyers. Jnnuury- Kebruary, 52! 522 1 seller#; F**brimr>'- Marcb. 6 19fr5 20d buyer-. March-April, 5 18*1 April-May. 51W517d seller#; May-June. 5.1. M buyers; June July. 5.13d buyers; July-August, 5.11<1 buyer#; Au gut-September. f 03*rf>add s*ll**rs. NfiW ORLEWH COTTON HTIUFJ. New Orleans Nov. 20. —Cotton futures steady. November • 975 bid April 9.6#f/9.70 kepmber . 9.71 /972 May 9*>.v/9 69 'anuary ...9.6JMi989 Juno 9.67‘ii970 •'ebruary .9 iO 7** ! July 9.664/9.70 March 9.69(99 <* fOTT\ I.KTTF.H*. Now York. Nov. Jh—Murphy A Cos way: Cotton ad(anred In Liverpool 1-lAI n po'., mid l!in*r up S Fuluroa advanced *-6*d on huylnyr from cootlnent and Kpvp tfcin a. ’omit, but reacte-t on early teillj- Inc and *lurrt relllna and clowed at a net advance of only about l-fi* on far month., hut near dellvertea about 1-S4 down. Our locals did not regard openlny In Liverpool a full raepenee to our . .oen lart 11 cut. an l the fart that Liverpool declined tom opening In connection with llt- ral receipt-, encouraged liquidation by Ions”, and dome r not t .i lllnc fo * w a opened 5 to 5 |wl(aa under la.t nl -ht. l-'tret .alee on January being S7a the mar ket rull comparatively dull and quiet during opening hour. January declining to !**>, However, the Wall ntroef and New Orleana crowd hod been absorbing all of feringe. and when selling power wa* ex hausted. short* were ihe principal buy er., there waa a *tady volume of I qul ilatton. hut Offering, were well taken by New Orleans and New York locals. Thin crowd ha. been a conspicuous buyer dur ing the week and particularly on January option. The South Is .ending In lower es timate. on this rrop This how* re.ni to .0 * •, If nun N■ o ’ o . where the.- 1 known to !■ * dud c.l :11 After the twain call the market wa- wry active January advanced steadily to 9 9-. Prolit-tnklng at this price caused a rouc tlon of 4 to <i points, the feeling at the dose being very bullish, and good Liver pool Is locked for to-morrow Estimated export moeltit. fJ> bale* New York spots advanced J-lh. inhldling. pp. New Orleans expects to-m now, 15.- (W) to 15.090 against 19.417 last year; Hous ton 17,000 to 18 000 against 14 4IX>. New York. Nov. JO.—Hubbard Bros A Cos. say To the great disappotnlment of the trad*’ Liverpool did not respond to our advances of yesterday Our cables elate th- heavy offerings by arbitrage broker* prevented the market fr*m fully responding lo lh Improvement here. Opening at a slight decline, the market cosed on ihe selling by outsiders in real ise on their recent purchases to slowly im prove on Ihe light movement nt the In terior towns until after noon, when the market became fltmer. advancing above last evening’s quotations Janutry was In especially sharp demand for irhltrage account, which Is gradual,y being liquidat ed. as the strength of the Southern mar ket Is causing Ihe transfer of hedges frum this 10 ihe Liverpool market The temper is distinctly bullish and a sharp advance is expected In Liverpool to-morrow. lilt A 4i(HIS. New York. Nov. 90—There has been a feeling of increased firmness. In lv- dry g< <o,ls, market, due to the higher prices for raw cotton with .1 continued steady market for the raw material there Is likely to be In the judgment of authori ties a higher level estatdlsned for piece g.xxle .-Uime new prices have t>en made on tickings and print*, the former show In,’ an advance of >c. Jobbers are doing u clearing up buslnees. NAVAL STOIIK*. Tuesday. Nov. 2<V SPIRITS TURPENTINE-The market for spirits turpentine opened firm to-day at *h cent*, with sales of l.iX*B cask- re ported, and cloned quiet and undoing, and, with no furth<r sale* reported Th<* de mand was fairly good during the early hours, but there was a slack later which had the effect of giving the market a de cidedly easier lone. The official dosing was quiet at 10. but It wa* understood that after the closing sales were mode on a hosts of 394 rents Buyers were bidding this right and left. There were several factors who declined to sell at this price, at bast during the afternoon Th- receipts were 1.325. end thr extort* none. TtOPINS-The rosin market again clos ed firm and unchanged, with ale nt the opening of 2.171 at th- opening call and further sales of 183 barrel-. There wa* a good demand a' quotations. A few sale* were reported made on a higher basts for domrstlc account. The receipts were red. and the exports t ot* Price* as fol low#: 0% AB. C *1 7 11 ri 1 30 K 1 *e e 135 M ITO fixavcml JOHN W. DICKEY, ■ took and bond Broker, AIOIITA, GA. Write for Llat. IHE MORNING NEWS: WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 21. 1900. F 1 40 N 310 G 1 45 W O 2bO H 1m W W 265 lb* eipts Tueikfay— c U K SR 1.177 S. F. *v W 529 1.4:7 S A. U 459 1,832 Str Murchison 32 6 Ktpnrti*. none Naval Store# Btatemenl— Spirit#. Ro# n Block April 1. 190 2.197 14. :V* lie. elpt# to-day —1.32* • 501 Bcccipts previously JT9.856 >2,171 Total since April 1 2R1..TT8 k29>78 Export# t.wsfav .... Export.# previously 249 792 703.684 Export# since April 1 249.783 Block on han.l to-day 33.556 126.210 Block la't y ear 32 973 139.104 Charleston, Nov. 30—Turpentlna firm at 40V* flrnl and unchange!. Wilmington. N <\, Nov. 20--Hpirlts turpentine, nothing <loing, receipt#. % * a**k# Botin, steady. $1.2*4(1.25; receipt#. 126 Oule turpentine firm, $1.40 and 12 l*i; teceqae. 35. Tar steady, $i 55; re ceipts. 238. New rlc#n# Nov ?.—Receipts. Rovin -55 barrels, turpentine, 4. export# Bel fast, 500 barrels rotdn. FI N %Nn u. MONEY—The demand keep# fairly up with the eui>j>ly. FOREIGN EXCHANGE - Market steady Commercial demand, $4 83 1 *; sixty days. II 79\; ninety days. $4 7#. francs, I*arl# and Havre, sixty days, 5.J2 7 #; Bwi.#s, sixtv lav#. 5 2#. Belgian. 5.24\. marks, sixty days. 93 9-16. ninety days. 98 5-16 domestic exchange Hteaiiy. banks ire buying at 116 discount und selling •• s follows 125 and under. 10c pre mium. 835 to I*A I.V premium; |2*o to 8100, 2t*c premium; fidh to fjrm. 25*’ premium. S2OO lo fl.duo. K premium; SI,OOO an*l over, 75c per M premium BECCRITiES—Money I * working a Ut ile close, thus causing Investor# to hold off *tck#. Bid Ask August 1 and Savannah H R ....109'**, ROVfc Atlanta and Wert l*olnt 129 do 6 per cent, cert idea tea 108 Augusta factory . 83 85 Cl 1 liens* Bank 133 ... Chatham Bunk 110 Chatham R. K. & I. Cos., A .... 57 5 do do B 56L| 57Vi Eagle and }*hK*n)x Mfg. Cos 105 110 Edison Electric Ilium. Cos 107 110 Enterprise* Mfg Cos loa Get mat.la Bank 130 Georgia and Alabama 23 26 Georgia Railroad, Common 215 217 Granite villa Mfg Cos 165 170 J I*. King Mfg. Cos. 100 loJ lw.nglcy Mfg Cos 115 1J) Merchants' National Rank 112 National Bank of Savannah Ifn <glrthorpe Savings and Trust ..110 People's Saving# and Loan 100 Southwestern Bail road Cos 109Vk HOVi Savannah Gas Light Cos 2D* 25V# South#rn Bank 153 155 Savannah Bank anct Trust 11l Sibley Mfg Cos.. Augusta M #8 Savannah Brewing 103 Bond#. Rid Ask Char.. Col Sr Aug Id b. 1900... 105 1"8 ("hat A* Gulf R. R 5 per cent. Ist mortgage 102 104 Atlanta city ♦#. 1983 106 Augusta city 4s. 19*27 106 do 44#. 1925 11l do 7#. IMfl I<T7 do 6. 1913 123 Ala Mid 6s. Ind and. 19281 M A N. 99 10r Augii.-tu Fa< tory. 6 fn-r cent . 1915.11) 113 Brunswick arid W. stern 4*<. 1936.. 82 *♦ C R. It A- Banking collateral s#. 944 96*4 C of O. 1m motg ss, 1945 K & A. 120 321 C of O con 5# I**4s, M AN 95 C. of G. Ist Income#, 1945 52 58 do 2d income# 174 184 do 3d Income#. 1945 8 9 C of G. <M G Sc A DIV.) 5# 1947. J At J 97 98 C of G. (Eaton Branch). 6a. 1926 J A D 874 City A Suburban R R Ist 7#... 1094 Columbus* City 1909 .107 . ... Charleston city 4#. 19>9 :oo 10J Engle A* Phoenix Mill# 6#. 1929 107 110 Edison Electric Illuminating 6 W Enterprise Mfg 6#. 1902 102 Georgi Railroad 6#. 1910 115 117 G S ft F . 1945. J At 1124 1134 Georgia A Alabama I#t ss. 1945.. 104 I**6 Georgia state S v #. 1930. J. At J...U0 112 do 34#. 1915. M A S 106 107 do 4**s. 1915 118*4 119 V, Maooti city 6.-. 1910. J A J 116 11K do 44'** quar., Jan Idl 1.2 Ocean Steamship ss, 1920 104 108 Savannah city ss, quar. January 1919 HO 111 do ft#, quar. February. 19# . 10941104 South Carolina state 4*4a, 1933..117 119 Sibley Mfg Cos. 6s. 1963 IOC South Bound 5# 99 ion 8. F. St W. gen. mt-ge 6#, 1934 .125 126 do do Id ss, gold .1934 115 117 do St John Div. Ist 4#. 1934 . 91 96 New York. Nov. 20— Money on call steady at 344/5 per cent ; last loan 84 per cent Prime mercantile paper. 406 per cent. Sterling exchange steady with act ual business in bankers’ bl.l# at >4 84 for demand and at 84.61 for #lxfy day#; post'd rates. 84.82 and $4 854; commercial hills, $4.8004.904 Silver certificate# 64 4 tl6&<' Bar silver 64<* Mexican dollar# 504 c; gov ernment bond# Irregular, state bond-* In active; railroad bond* easier. STOCK* AND BOYDS. I niter the LcndcrftMp of Northern Pacific the Market f’ltmlia. New York. Nov. 30 —lt is not often th*t a movement In the stock mnrkee attains the volume and the price movement of that of to-day In the Northern Pacific slocks. Occasionally In th* paat there nave, been sales In a single day of an 1m- P sing .•* 1 ■ gat* , 1 some „f th- larg-li capitalized Western railway evifiems. of which Ihe floating supply In the market Is always much larger than that of the morn firmly established railroad properties ,n the earlier settled portions of the coun try, but ehe very fact of the enormous Heating supply of these stocks hampei* the ptlce movement. To-day's sale# of Northern l*a. Itic loot up, according to the customary approximate calculations. 7<)1.8u0 shares for the common stock >nd 73,‘jixi shares for th- preterrrd stock, a toal of 277.400 shares. The common stock rose an extreme B** and the preferred *44 • Various cause* doubtless servwl to con gest lh- speculation In tttesn stocks For one reason, there was but languid interest In the general tnarkes, and the eager army of operator* and speculators, who are watching for avallnole openings, fail ed to find any until the movement in Northern l*aclfic developed The volume and character of the dealings In the stocks, however, precluded the Idea of n purely speculative operation. No au th, title news wa* disclosed to explain h -movement. *uch rutnors a* were heard being prompted rather by the effort to explain by guesswork. It was allege,l that It nad been determltied to retire Ihe pre ferred stock at par as she .ompany na the right to do under the terms of Ps Ismic The favorite theory, however, was that the buying of Northern Pacific rep rcsenta a process of transfusion of m tr-ssts l*etween the different trana-contl nental railroad lines, or. more Immediate ly, the Northern and Northwestern routes That some important d-velopment wt. 4 be forthcoming I* Indubitable by the testi mony of the tape. The movement in Northern Patlfle had a dominant Influence on the wnole mar ket. and pulled It up effectually from the reactionary tendency which had ovei porne It during the early part of the day. This was due to the continued heavy profit-taking anfl to very large selling for London account, after • light buying movement for ih.it terount in the early !• a ings The profit-4akmg tarn(lnti*d to 1 degree, even after the general tendency ' had bfcems atraaigly upward, ands- m* <*f the prominent stock# pr.a n ally fai*el to respond at all. The movement in the iron ind steel #to k> wa# exceedingly irregular and ** number of other specialties, winch have hal rc etit notable advance*. Ining back hwld' A# a con#eq>*• 1, • . the ta\ i- \. t change# exceedingly uneven ami not a few a- line# %vcre mUt-.l in w.th t tie iHHaWe galm* The eon*pi< uouvly strong 1 stocks, hcsitlt-e the Nor. u*rn 1 *lfte. w.re the In loti I’S.ifl a. Gren* Northern j preferred, the Atchison#. Mi# *ur Pacific and the lenvei and Bio Grande and the Baltimore and Ohm. Among the Iridu#- >1 md .1 . stocks. Federal Steel, the Tobaccos. Peo ple# Gas. Sugar. North American and International i*wp 1 were . at-pi u*u After a eharp reaction mi profit-taking j the Northern Pacific# rallied arryi* i* whole market with them and the * •• 114 waa very untmated and bn<>v mt at at tile |.*p level Profit-taking %\n- in evidence In ihe I***! market, and price* ire genera.ly lower Total sales. |mr vaitn L,".-nio. Flitted State** J# coupon and < lined **, an*l the new 4# 4. The old 4# advanced 4 per cent, on the last call. The totai sale# of Kindi# to-day were 1.331,100 eharee. Including Ateh.>n. 66.'.*', •lo preferred. 9"a. B*limor* and hio. 37.500; Fne.ap ke and Ohio f*,i*i*. Bur lington, 16.000, Rock Island. * ••■*. Denver aiel Rio Grande. 5.W10. k preferrotl. 15.3U0. l^*>uavill** and NaahvMSe, #.**#*. Manhattan, 32,100, Metropolitan. 15, Mlnotiri Pa cific. 43ok*u. New York central. 12.100, Nor folk ttii>l Western. 22.5**. Northern Pacific, 2<l .Mo. and pref, 7&,80. Pennsylvania. 17,- 6*v Reading lirsi. 26 c**. St louL and San Francisco. 6.1*t0; St. Louis. South western preferred, 14.m**. St Paul. 14.100; Southern Pacific, 28,6W*. Southern Railway pr♦ ferred. P igt ; Fnton Pa tfi- gg.ToO; •! ! preferre**. 13.70f'. Smelting, 12.70**. Steel and 1 Wire. 49,400; d* preferret. s ■*. Tobacco, 2-..000; Brooklyn R pid Transit, 84.3(8); Coi • *r.oW* Fuel and Iron, # <rt). rontlnetital j Tobacco. 9.900; Federal Steel. 61.800. Na j ttonal Steel, 6 400; North American. 24. ay*; 1 People# Gris. 25,900. Pr**e#**d Steel Car. |•* 15t\ Sugar, 43.6*0. Tenneraee Coal and ! 800. 15.100. Ended State# leather, 10.575 New York Bt*>.k lJal Atchison 38VUnion Pa. lftc .. 72 do pref B.l**. do |aef 92% Balt A Ohio ... 834 W 1 ha-h h Can. Pac. 87\ pref 214 Can So 564 Wheel. A L E I**4 Ches At Ohio ..34 [do 2nd pref .. 4 Chi G w 144 Wit Cent. ... 1. 4 Chi B A Q 137\ Third Avenue 11! Chi Ind A- L 23 (Adam# Express 140 d* pref 67 {Am Exprcs# . 164 Cnl. A* E 111.... 98\ IF. S Express 4** *’hl A Nw 167 jW'eks Fargo Ex 130 C R. I A* P.... 1144 Am Cutfon 011.314 C C. C Ar St h 66*-, do prqf 9* Col 80 7 (Am. Malting ft ik Ist pref. .. 4341 do pr* 1 23 do 2nd pref 184 Am S A Refng J)fl. A Hudsoi |j - , Del L Ar W 181* {Am Spirits ls I>en A R G 234 do pref 17 do pref 77VAm S Hoop ... 214 Erie 11 | do pref 774 do Ist pref .. f*4 \n, S A Wire.. 614 Of. Not pr* f 1814 do pref 894 Hocking C0a1... 17 |Ain Tin Piute .. 434 Ib* k Valley 394 do pref 874 IlilnblH Cent 1244|Am Tohacvo .. 1114 lowa Centra; 20%, do pref 134 do pref 47 (Ana Min Cos. ... 51 L Erie A* W... 37%{firook B T ...744 lo pref 1074,C01. F. A- Iron.. 534 lak* Shore ... 21**4iCont Tobacco... 37% L A- N 82 do pref 944 Man L lU%|Federal Steel ... M 4 Met. St Rv .175 do pref 7*^4 Mex Central ...134 Gen Kir trio ..168* Minn A- St L . 65%'Glucose .. 564 do pref lhj J do pref 102 Mo. Pacific 604'lrtl. Paper 23*1 Mobile A Ohio 40 j d< pref 73 Mo K Ar T .... 11%'Larle4e Gh# 73 do pref 38 iNailonal Biscuit 3 k \ N; 3 Central .144 { IV pref 92 N. Y. Central 139 V Nation a I Lead .. 20% Nor A- West 4.!4 do pref 9ft do pref 81 /National Steel .. 39 No. Pacific 724 do pref 91 do pref 854 N. Y. Air B 16) Ontario A- W. 26% North Am 3) Ore. R A Nav 42 Pacific Coast ...ft! do pref 76 do Ist pref .. 85 Pennsylvania ...1434 do 2nd pref. .69 l. idlf g 1 1% I.* HU Mall I • do Ist pref .. 654 People*# Ga* ...10**4 ih> 2nd pref .. 31 Pressed P Car .. 53% Rio G W 66 i do pref 86 do pref. M'alPuU. Pal Car... 196 Pt. L. A P. F . 164 S. Rqpe A T.... 54 do Ist pref. .. 73 Sugar 13% do 2n*l pref. .. 45 *lo pref 115 Pi L Sw 14% Ten n C. A t.... 77% do pref 85%|F S- leather ... 15 Si. Paul 12)4 do pref 76% do pref 175 F P Rubber . . .il% Bt. P. Ar Om . 13h do pref 94% So Pacific 42 |West. Fnlon ... 844 So Railway ... 14%!R 1 Ar 8 17% <io pref 63% do pref .5* 4 Tex A Pac. .... 19% p. C. C Ar Ht L. 56 Bonds. U 8. J# ref. N\ Pacific TIH reg. loi% d> 4# 1m 4 do coup. 161%; N Y . C. A* Pt do 3s. reg. ...I*6*4 Louis 4# .. ...KftVfc do 3s. coup 109 . N A W. con. 5# 99% m> n w 4s. reg. 137 j' Uvgon Nav. do new 4# | I#U 109 coup 1374; Oregon Nav. 4a. .193% do Old 4s. reg 1154 O. S L. 6* 12*4 do old is, j <l* con. 5s Ill* j cotip lift Reading Gen 4s 89% do 6*. reg ...112% Rio G. W lata. MB do ss, coup .. 113 *| St L. AIM r>. of c 3 65# .1914 oon ;h 1124 Atchison. gen- jSt I- A San F. eral 4s .... ..10.4 General 6- —lt? di adjt. 4# ... 8 7 * St. Paul 00n*..1734 Can flou. 2nda lhß% Ht. R. C. Ar p c a r>. 44# ...10:4 3f * iiw% <io 5# 118 ; do 5a 119% C A N. COO. 79-139 ! SOU. Pacific 4 83% do P. F D 5-.119 Sou. Rv 5#.... 112% Chi*’. Term 4.#. 91 S. R. ami T 6" 72% Col. Sou. 4#— Bl4| Tex. A P. bt# 1164 D A Bio (. 4# I*o do 2ml# 82 Erie General 4#. 744 Fnion P*' 4#...1*0*4 Pi. w. A l> C | \V%iha.-h Ist* ... 1164 H,t 77 *lo 2nd* 1"4 Gan. Oac. 5.. 143 1 West Shore 4#.. 113% law* On* lata. 117% Wla. Cent. lot.-. 87% LA N. uni 4h. 99% \a. Centuri* a 91 Mo K A Tex M. A O 4# (bid) ft.Vi 2nd* 70 |C. of fia., con do 4# 93% fa (bid) . 96 N. Y C. lets.. 109% do let in (bi I) 51 N. J. C. gan. 5# L 64 d* 2mi Inc . 17*4 New York Nov. J> Standard OH. 710// 715. Murphy A ('•' Stock l.etter. New York. Nov. 2<i -The slock market opened exceedingly active and also with an exceptionally large degree of Irregular, iiy, resulting from the trading Stock of the same (ta-slfieatlon and usual.y moving In sympathy, this morning moved In contrary dlrrctlons. Th- morning’s new* contained little or nothing which w „ikl >|. . ■ -,r.l f.u • 1 t-lsy'a l**ll ■ tendency, and more particularly for the sharp decline of lh* final den I in**, nor were there any other novel developments hear lng upon the financial situation London turnlshed a gsnerally higher range of prlrsa for Atnerb n stocks, allhoug , th# dealings there were again chara, ’erl*. | by something of Ihe same Irregularity noted In the local market Particularly strong features of the railway list this morning were Ihe Northern Pacific share Pennsylvania and the Atchison#. Southern Pacific wa# somewhat recatlonary, a was Heading first preferred and LoulavlUe and Nashville Among the low*r Issue* there was Increased activity In the Wabash is sues, North American. Ht. Louis and flan Francisco and share# of that grade gen erally through. Transaction* were gener. ally firm, with the d-allr.gs largest in Manhattan and Brooklyn Rapid Transit. The Industrial quarter of the market was generally reactionary Huger Refining was fairly firm, but American Steel and Wire and the Tobacco stocks were under soene pressure early. After the Initial transaction*, th- deal- Inge. While showing no abatement In ac tivity. developed s generally firmer ton* Lisailugs In Nortbun Pacific ovtratksd- Southern Railway. Train* Arrive anJ Popart Savannah on ‘*'ih Meridian Time—One Hour slower '1 han City Time. b tiedulr lit Nov. 15, 190n KIAD nowK 1 roil i \ rradup N I <c antral 'i U i©pm * .. Savannah At i 6 10am. 3 l*,ni (Kant'tn Time > j J 421 pm I .\am Ar i lt i kvliln ht 3 60am| I 07pm ft uftpm KXini Ar ... • olumNA Lv 1 *6.ini ll -am 9 K*|n m Ar Charlotte Lv , O.Vpm * lMm 11 41|‘n 11 Jpm Ar Gieeiv i>*ro . Lv,; 7 10pm • 4Hain VflOam ar .. Norfolk Lv| * m 12 Mam 1 'pm Ar Danville .. l.v f. 40pm 4 3virn ft (Dam u ..pm Ar ... Hl,him* I ... L\ 12 Olptu U <bpm 1 ("*n- 4?pm At..7.7.....7.77 L> hi- rn" Lv| 3 Mint 3 •inn 4 .W*im 5 Lpm Ar Chariot iv*\ tile Lv 2 06pm 12 Mum • • ' r \ v . >**h i ** m La ■ 1141■ 9 l.un 1! un Ar Hall more Lv k 22 m a 2.pm 11 .l' im 2 nAr ... rh!l.<d*i|hia L\ 3 ft Wpm 2 03|>m G 2Um Ar N w Y ik Iv, 13 UUm I 2*pn * 30pm 3 Oi|mi Ar l>u<t>n .. l.v, it OOpin 10 Dam N* To THK NORTH AND WLBT7~ I N*> ** (Ctmni Tlmr > i \ 1 (t-i ••am Tmi' | .Vim Lv ('o unit>l.i L' 1 75am 9 sfam Lv Sparta nhtttg . Lv lf.pm 12 lOj m Lv n * 4 iCpm Ar Hot H? hip a l,\ 11 4 im 7 30pm Ar Kioxvtlte l.v % 25am 5 lO.im Ar Lxtnim I.v 10 99pm 7 4.’*.m Ar Cincinnati Lv H (Dpm 6 00pm Ar m Lout* l.v R 'Mm 7 lutm Ar lioulivlllo . . Lv 7 Cam All train* arrtve and lr*irt from thel’lanl Hy#tm Station Til FiOl’OH (’AH HKRYICR. FTC TRAINS SS AND 54 DAILY NF.W YORK AND l !/lUr>\ FVPRRSS Voatl* buled lirnlt*i trains, with Pullman Drawing Rinwyi Sleeping c.ir* Iwdween Hhvmiw rah and N* v Y.*rk Conne.-t* *i Washington with Colonial Ftpi* !*ullm.in Siiepltig Dir b*r* ween Ctiarldte and Richmond aid Charkdic aid Noi • folk Pining Care Sr\e ill meal* b* lm n Savannah and Wa-hlngfon TRAINS 55 j\ND ™ DAILY THK PNITFP ST AT IS PAST MAIL Wallbuled Itrnli*<l (lain*, carrying Pullman Drawing Room Sleeping Cara letwr*n Bivannah and Now Y*rk Pining Car* M*rve all inla hat ween Savannah and AV.iahing'On Alao Pulimtn Drawing Room Sleeping <’m between Savannah and Cincinnati, through A ah** villa and The Land of t ,e Hkv." For complete Information ia to rt a e> hedule*. etc apply to F S GANNON. 3*l V I* A G M .1 M • l l.l’. T M VV A TURK, O. P A, Wa-hlngton, P C S 11 HARDWICK A** Gen'l pa*.* Vgcnf. Atlanta. Oa. G GROOVLR. Tt kei Ai<nt. Plant Svetem Station JAM KH FRKLMAN. C P AT A . 141 Pull tre.| Savannah Oa . Thonea AV owed the rest of the market for the lasi hour. The general theory in room very heavy cover ng some short Inter* m al though this did not account for the strength of th preferred eto k. Over 3W,- oO shares of Northern l’a. ill*- •ominoii were $•-.lt In nurtng th** *ky. 1* -* where in list the one whs sivurp with sharp ad vances In some of tin* •* live sics k no tably Denver preferred. In h*ll* of large realization# the clove show*.l firm ton**. The total sales of no h# to-day were I,* 314.339 shares. Earnings of the- Central. The earning# of th*' Central of Georgia Railway fr the second wrerk of Novem ber were $143,251. showing no lncrea.-n f $16,461. HIM ELI. %A ISO I 9 N4NKBTB. Note These quotation# are revised dally, and lire kept a# near a# pOS#ible in accord with Ihe prevailing w hob*'ale prices. Official quoiattoaa are not u*td w hen they dtsagre • with the prices whole salers ask Cnunln and %rfliern Prodirf. POULTRY—The tnarkei Is steady. Quo tation*. Rrollers. per |wir; half grown. 4!a/(*a* three-fourths grown. Vtty rid**, hens. 654/75* . roosu-rw, 40tififk ; ducks, fth/iToc. gee#e. 7f */$l EGGS—Fresh • ai*lbd 22c; cokl storage, 194129 c. BUTTER—The tone of the market is firm Quotations: Western creamery, 19f) 24*c; New York state dairy. li*#23c; extra Elgin#. 2ft4*2ftc tTIEEHK Market firm. fancy full cream chee#*. for 20 to 22 pound average. Xt/ Ju ioun*l avernges, 13c. Early Vegetable*. IRISH POTATOES Northern, $1 sack 4’ADR AG 8—6487 c per head ONIONS—YeIIow. In barrel#, $2 09, crates, so* ; red. $1.90. ltr<*Mltiiff. Hoy and Grain. FLOUR Market s’eady; potent. $4.30; straight. $3 90. fan* y. $3 75; family. $3 nt) MEAL—Pearl, per barrel. 52 70; j# r #u k $1 i’,. city meal. |er sack, bolted, $1.1244/ $1 15. water ground $1 IMHI7H: city #rrlta. jun k?-. $1 >*. iwarl grits*. Hudnuta, per bar rl. $2 75. per Hack. $1254; sundry brand**. $1 174411 > sack CORN—‘Market firm, white, j>b lota, ftftc; carload lots. 62c, mixed corn. Job lote, 62*'. wrkwitl lolH, 59c. RlCE—Market steady; demand irood; fancy h* ad. 6c; fancy, 5%c. Prime ft Good 444/4% Fair $ **4% Common sl, 9 OATS—No 2 mixed, carload. S34< Job lots, 354/36c; white cllpfa-d. car*. 28c; Job, 40c BRAN-Job Jo##. 95* . ark*ad lol#. Do ll AY Market ateady; No 1 timothy, 90c; job. 96* ; No. 2. 90r Job. PSc. earn. Hugar and t ogre. straATi- Cut loaf .* 19:Diamond A b *4 ('rushed 814 , ,mf, ctloners' A 84 Pow.lured 6 94 White Extra C.. 5 34 XXXX fmw*d . 5 99 Extra C 5 29 Granulated 5 ** Golden C 8 '* Cuties 6 Yellows 491 Alotild A 5 09 COFFEE— Mis ha Ifi c'prlme No 3. II c. jj Vft J 8 c flood No. 4 lo\c Peaberry I* Fair No 5 HHiei Fan y No. 1 12 - Ordinary N * 1 c. Choice No 2 ...lUiciCommon No 7.. Wic Dried and Evaporated Krulla. APPLES— Evafiorated. 797V4c; sun dried, SHCc. A I'HIPOTfI— Evaporated, Wc pound: nectarine*, lbc. HAIBINH —L* L . 12.10; Imperial caWneta, 12 75. kajee, 50-|sui*d liox-a. BA,- pound. PEACH EH—Evaporated. t*aled. 17ViC; unp sled. 8t9,. PEARH— Evsporate.l, B\- Hardware and lliilldlna *a|plles. lime, calcium, plaster and Cement- Alabama and Georgia llm- In fair demand and eell at 80 cents a barrel, special calcined plaster. 11 <0 P*r barrel, hair. I’d sc. RoS'd.ile rement, 11.30® I.JS; carload, lots, special; Portland c-m-nt. re- ImII, 12 25; carload kits. Btxrfil.lO LUMBER F O 11 NNAII Minimum, yard sixes. tiOiOffll.00; -ar sills |IJ 50813 <si. dlffi. nil sixes 111‘B QUM. ship stock. $I 1**118.W). sawn tlss. p, 00Qg.50. hewn ties, 25®38-. OIL-Market steady, demand fair, sig nal. 45®50c; West Virginia Mack. 9®l2* . turd. 6*,’. nestsfoot. t'a7oc. machinery. 18 ®2!c. Ilnsecsd oil. rew. 78'V . tolled. 'B'yc. kerosene 1 irlme white, 12- . water white, 13c. Pratl’s astral. 14c; deodorized stove gasedine, drums, UHc. empty oil barrels, delivered, 85c. SHUT—Drop. $1 50, R B and large 1175, chilled. 11.75 IRON Market very Heady: Awed-. 60, c NAILH—Cut. 12 dP Imf,-I wire 8J.25 base. BARRED WIRE—S3 per list pound*. Gl’N POWDER—Per k-g. Austin crack shot, 4(. half kegs. 12,r.. quarter kg*. 11.25. champion ducking, q,tarter keg-, J 2.25. Dupont and llazird smokeless, half Keg* 111 35. quart-r kegs, s'. 75; l-pin.i canisters. *! Oft. less 25 per cent.; Trols dorf smokeless powder. 1-pound cans, /l; 10-imund cans. 90c pound Salt, Hides and Wool. SALT—Demand Is fair and the market etrady; earpad lots. lOft-pound burlap sacks. 44c; Iftb-pound cotton a*, ks. 45c. 110-pound buriap sacks. 484 c; 1 Ift-pound cotton sacks, ttr'r 225-pound burlap sacks. 55c; 125-pound cotton sacks, Mt, 220-pound burlap sacks, 85c IHDER-Market firm, dry flint, 134 c dry Mil, UV/c, green salted, tea WOOL Nominal, prime Georgia, free of sand bur# unl block wool, 19* , black. P" . btirrv. l'- Wa*. 25c, tallow. 3%< Deer skins. 20**. trot# and Not#. APPLES Northern vib*tv. $2 50f|.L25 (•RANGES cft l. k.' U9 |**-r !>)* PRUNES 4**m to 60s. l*c . ft 6 t* •<*#. ftrti to 7k*. 7c; 70s to 80s. 64c; *># to ;g*. 6* . to 109a, 54c. BA NAN AS $1 X 412 ft) bunch LEMONS Market steady at $2 50 GH'OANI'TH $4 35. PEANUTH- Ample stock flr demand, mark* t firm fain v tiand-pi* k*-d. Virginia l>*-r |vund. 4%<•; hand-Hcked Virginia, ex tras 4%C. N. r #ee*l |#*fuiii(4, 4c NUTH-*Almotid#, Tnrrurona, lft , Ivl .> 14k*; walnuts. Fremh. 12*‘. Naples, 12*'. !•* • an#, 12c; Brasil#. 13*'; fid*erl#. 13**. Ht sorted nuts. 50-|*ound and 25-pound tM>*es, 12C. ofton llhukliiu and 'l'flea. RAGGING Market firm; Jufe, 2*4- (•oiiud B%**; large lota. Ktyc; small lots, J-pound 74* ; net Islam! bugging. 12‘yc Tl ES Ht atv lard. 45-fM>und, arrow, large lots, $1 3.); am ill lot#. $] 23 Ita eon, Hnims anil l.ard. BAFoN Market firm; D k C. li side** TV- D P bf'flb-s. B%c tEastern). OO cordlngr lo average size. D, H Itelites, B%** fWeatemi; smoked C. II aides. B%c. If AMS - Hugur cure*!. 1144f!2*%c. LARD Pure, in fierce#. B%**. in 59- pound tins and NO-pound tuba, B%**. ‘*m|Hund. In tierces. 6% , .>>|*un*l tins, and M>-|Murttl tubs, 6%< Mist KLLAMCOI *. PlPll—Mac4terel. half-barrel#. No 1. 88.(19 No 2. $7.00 ; No 2. $5.75 kit#. No 1. $130; No 2. $1.10; No 3. Bft Codfiah, l-|sHir*l brick#. 64c; 2-found bricks. 6c. Bmok*d herring. bx. 17491 V Dutch h*rring lr keg#. $1 10; new mH*Jets, half barrel#, 8-t 7'# HYKI'P Market qHet; Georgia and Florida syrup, buying nt 28'(/30r, s* lllng at 22'*i36e; sugar house at lOAflftc IIDNKV Fair detnand, .*-1 miiad. In bar rels. ftftfiftdc gallon High win*-# basis, $1 27 IME4N Eli WIGHT*. GOTTON—Savannah to Bo#lon, per *’Wl . 2Sc; to New York, per cwl., 20c; to Philadelphia |*er bale. $1; Baltlnvor-- )1 FOREIGN DIRECT lit-men. 40c; I.lv erpool. 40* ; Hamburg. 48c, Genoa. M* , Hurrefarmn, 66c; Manchester. 4ft*; Havre. 40**; Antwerp, 49; Reval. BOr; Rotterdaw. 4ft*: Trieste. sft- INIHRECT Idvrp*#>l. 354/38.', Hamburg. K)c; Gothenburg. 53- . LUMBER By Pall Freights ateady, to Baltimore and eastward. $4 50 to $5 75 per 61 including Portland LUMBER -By Hi *-am Savannah to Baltimore. $5 09, to p R. It . or B an*l O. do* ks. $5 60; lo Phllatlelphta, 16%* per cwt (4 pounds to foot); to New York 56ft) per M $725 to dork; lightered to Boston. $8.50 NAVAL STORE®—The market la firm; m-dlum six*- veaeelv l(**airi~(***rk. for order#. 3s ftl per barrel of 3D pounds, and 3 per cent, primage. Spirit#, 4s 9d per 40 gallons gross and 6 per cent primage Iyiige veaeela. ro#|n, 3**; splrtta. 4# ftl. Steam 11c ier 109 pounda on rodn. I14; on spirits. Savannah to Boston, and 34* on rosin and 19* on sjHrit. to Now York GRAIN. I*lsoVl*o*. KTt*. New York. Nov. 20 —Flour steadier and a shade more a.slve at old prices* t'om meal steady. Rye easy; No. 2 Western. 55c. Barley qul*t. Barley malt quiet, but firm; Western, 854172*. Wheat—Bpot steady: No. 3 red. 78Ve, option* open ml easy In line with cables, but later developed positive strength on a better class of speculaalve buying, cou pud with emailer primary receipts, e*. I*>rt rumors and active local covering; closed firm a! 412V’ advance. March c;iMl Ml4c. May. 80c; November. 7*lc; December. 774 c. Porn—flpot firm; No J, 48- ; option* were generally firm all day without t>e!ng very active, deriving hull luspiratkin from lile-ral clearances, the strength In wheat and email i -ilmated receipt* to-morrow; closed firm and 'V<l4c. net higher. Stay closed. 414 c; December. 4114 c Data—Steady; No 2,26 c; ofdlons dull hut steady Reef steady Cut meata quiet. Lard firm; Western steamed. $7.674; re fined firm, continent, 17 M0. Homh Ameri can, I* ISO; compound. *ft*t*ic. pork steady. Tallow strong, city, tsic; country. 440 sc. Petroleum steady. ftoatn quiet. Turpentine dull. AT4o’*B°. Hire steady. flugar Raw quiet, but firm; refined steady. coffee—Spot Rio dull; No 7. Invoice, TV; mild market quiet: Cordova. 94® 13',,' The market for coffee fill lire* open ed steady at unchanged price# and ruled quiet during Ihe forenoon with opinion* divided European market* were strong er than egpe ted. but were counterbal anced by marked weakness In Hrsx,i. with statistics bearish Early in the aft ernoon liberal liquidation ser In and caused a decline |n prices Late trading wa* active with feeling bearish, and spot marker neglected and weak The future market closed quiet with price# unchang ed to 10 point* lower Total sales 26.75 ft bag*. Including December mi 5UG8.55,:; Marc h. 6 55G*"ftc. Mav. * 7541 C. so Butter <*ler, creamery. 194/26c; atate dairy. 16(;4.- Cheuvee ereadv; targe September fancy, lhSc; small Beptember fancy, 11c. Eggs easy; statu arid Pennsylvania, 240 Plant System of Railways. Train* operated ly snth meridian ttto#- One hour slower than city time. In eft cel Oct. 1. IWO. All train# Lv Savannah Pally. Ar Savannah Bet w een 3 15 Am] . Savannah | I 00 am 5 jo am Waycroa* ,10 U am * lu am, Jack*onvltle....... ;!2 lo n'n 5 W ptnj .and F10rida....... j 7 00 pm Met w* <>n 1 V am Savannah 13 46 am ** < m Charteaton |7 am 1* •> mi . ind Last |6 10 ptn (‘oniie, !., . ii Foil Tanipa with Pea tneii.iir ,u'.t m .1 fit.it ateuners leaving and llav ma Mondays, Thuroliv and S ittirdaye, 11.00 p m Call it i K*t nit * for further infor mation J H Pof.H imi s T P A . WAI I I LM!K (tv Ticket Agent. D* Soto Hotel Phone 73. R W WHKNN Pa'-enger Traffic Man mgrr Havannah, G, %GEORGIA \ R’YCOy/ H-hMiii* ritf.'tiv.. p.pt in im Trnli,. nirtvi ni nn,| ,|,.|.nrl from < cmrnl triiiiluo, W.*nl Itrourl, root <>f i.UMTiy air*l. HH!i Mori,!l.in Tun. i >no hour .lower Ihn city llmo Arrlv* Bm .nn.h Bnvnnnah: Aukulo. M.ron AllanlaJ ** *.“*n I'm ■ rtirr o*l . Mlll(sl|irv!!|, •* Orpin 1 I xli Imannwtlatc ,B>inl.| Aiiirun.i. Mrti„. AllunU.l " lAlhrnrr, Monlßouirry, Co-| •*>pm!lum*.u. ItlrmlDghrtm, Am OhAm ••rli'iin. Kufauld no,I Troy.| ** ImvrfAn >mni.>rl,i(|,,n '|t7lliun '*iun <l l, non imiior Trnln |M iopm -Dolly {i ,p| luoliy, BBTM'KKN SAVANNAH ANT> TVIIEE" • illi mrrirll.il trr Hum mh oliyr Urn, I,KWE HAVANNAH. Mornlni only IS, o n, Imlly < Mon-Iny lu „ m I > illv 300 ~ in, I.HAVE TVIIEE Monday only 7li a nr Iwlly racp* Monday 10 . B r I mil %I.v*p. m, •on 11 *■.!;<, mu hr" at irruilnal i-.lnt. wlHi all iraln. Norlliwr.t, Will MVI South went SleeHng if on nlirht trnln* between Savannah and AuttuMa, Muon, Atlanta end liltmiiifcnafn Parlor cam on day trnln* between Sa vnnnaf*. Ma.ot nral Atlanta. foe complf-tiv liiforirMtlon. achedulea, rat'H etxl , .him* (lorn. i|ply to W <1 lIRKWHR. 'lty Ti. k**t nd Paa eng* r Agent. 107 Bull street. >r \\ ft M INTYUF, D.fof Ticket Agent. J 4 lIA ILF <leiif*ral l*m*wrg*T Agent. P II HINTON. Trm< Manager THKO D KI.INK. Ot n Sup* rlnfeaident. Hiv.innah. Oa tapfiMpiß [iMiTED Double Daily Service Thf abort lino to Norfolk. WaaldngtMfc Baltimore. I’hllad. l t >til New Voik and the Kami | No. 44 | No m l.v So vonri.ih, MAI* lly|U Mptrell Upm Ar < olmnM.i H A I*. Ryj 4 S*|n! 4 3mm Ar HaMKh. H A L. 1ty...|1l J7pn;U team Ar Iturham H A I* Ry.. 7,m 4 14pm Ar IVI. rebury, K A I* It, 4 Utm 4 Mpm Ar Richmond. H A L Ityj 6 Item & 40pn Ar Waehl ngnm IVnna .. *4i.int 3opm Ar Baltimore, I “rein* ;]0 (Hamit 25pm Ar Philadelphia Ivnna.... 13 Tfptnj 1 Mam Ar Now Voik. I'imw | 303 pm. 6 13am No. 44 No • l.v Savannah. F A I. lty;u Xpmlll Mpm Ar I’ort/irnuoth. H. A. I. Ityj 7 0 stipm Hteamera leave Norfolk dally, except Monday lor liulllmort. I'hlladeiphta and Now York, and dally for W aid) In at on. The abort lino to Montgomery. Mobile and New Orion na, leaving Savannah at 735 a. m . urrlvlna at Montgomery 7.40 p. m . at which joint clom* connection la made with the 1* 41 N. It It, arriving at Mobile 3:06 a. m and New Orleana 7 40 a. m. The abort line to Femandlna. Jar k.*i vlllc, Tampa and other Florida polnta. | No 37 | No. tl l.v Savannah. B A I, Ily| 5 (MU m 1 07pm Ar Fernandlna, HA I* R> # Stem Obpm Ar Jacksonville, H A U Ityj 9 10am 7 4upm Ar Tampa, B. A. L>. 1ty....| 5 30ptu Mum Magnltl. < til Pullman bufM ■ I-- ping car servlto to Washington. Hslttmorr Phla delphta mot New York, til so to Jackson ville and Tampa. Dining earn from Savannah to llatalet a nd Richmond lo New York IlultM parlor car* H.iv.innnh lo Mast gaoiery For additional Information apply to Ticket Office, Hull and Krywn street*. Phone 7Hr; Wcittern regular parking, nt mark, 3124 c Potatoes itonly; Jeraeva. tl 0061. 37441 New York 244; long Island. II SO# 1.75; Jrraey awreta. ll.tofr'J 7S Peanuts steady; fancy hand-picked. 41*13 Hr. other domestic, te. Panhagea linn, leant la land, per 100, 13 00*M .M. Col ion by vtcam to Liverpool, 2So. COTTOt a unit OIL. New York, Nov. in —Oottoneerd oil dull and about aleady without i-luiniio Prime crude, liarrcla. • nominal Prime sum mer yellow. 33.'; off summer yellow, 3244 c; prime winter yellow, maitoc; prlma whtta, 17&4c. prime meal *26 00636.50 CHICAfsO MtIIKItTS. Chicago. Nov 3f —Local speculators ah owed renewed Interest In all Ibe grain •ind provlalun markets today, and fairly good advance* were recorded In all com modities In consequence of the unproved demand lgw contracts were altU a fac tor In corn. Wheat closed H4*6*c higher, corn Sc higher for November and Mf*c higher for December. Oat* advanced a shade and provisions closed from 31*® 1274 c higher. The leading future* ranged as follows: opening Highest. lowest. Closing. Wheat. No 2 Nov 70*| 7"% 70 TOU Dec 7Ot*7oVi 71 Va 70 707*671 Jan .... m*7l4i 73 7074 71*67174 Com. No 3-- Nov 41 t/41>4 4374 47*4 414* Dec .... 3&448&% 351* 3514 35‘4 M.v .. SMUMSTfc 3644 35% 3s’* Oats. No. 2 Nov 31*4 7t*4 H *ll4 Dec 314*6717* 217*073 314* 31% May 3374 24 231*63*14 23%©24 Mesa Pork, per barrel- Nov ....in ao fit Oh tuoo moo Jan 11 00 11 75 It h 11 73 May ... 11 W UH U TH4 nmt Continued on Eighth Paces 9