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inancial and commercial Mill! 9 9 OPENING 184 1.19 K IOT -11(> FI TIME* RALLY. >, ort I h*“ i m r •> I’roiMlntnf , (|| ll._|| |ar In Hoalna llir Krlnr tit** \rt%nl H|or** Murkfl-Spirits , i j.*nllnr rirui nt I |*| in In %•••**lt|lnj* ~ ( iiHgrrM nr ••rrl*lcil’ 'ln. l.ornl mU Trlmni|lilc Mr- The Morning News Ofltco, Monday, Dec. 3. N r of K cat Interest developed In i leading branches of trade to j .. cotton future.** market opened ii. ln response to the drop In . but rallied toward the clotting *r|ve buying of prominent r* ulted in Advance of 10 • > in- vi iW ateady. ui.h . t ■ -ts i*c.lniM higher on near and point- nigh r lo 4 points* far month.-. The vpot markets :ioHed a weakening tendency. , i ,ti |pts cloeed quiet at a decline v nh no official sale# reported, tuie of tin naval More# market ?• i 1 vemeot In rosins*, which ad* . |S v* th* raaiki-t on sale# of imi.it* after tin closing. It va.ij* . , il. were In sufficient quuntl t dish the advance In the mar* t. h 1.4 been a noticeable better ’• i-* iis for several days p.*t # t., t they hive started prom matt-riai gains throughout the ► pints tuf|*-ntlne markt't closed ;tuh a fair demand prevstD wholesale markets closed steady , \ Block# ruled rather du.l. 1 Ml**ding as they did in former tff. i t oi the .isscmhiing of Con uni tin* President'# roessag* It u .tight the message would contain which would have a marked , it various stocks, hut this did not , The following resume of th >1 1 markets will show their tone and . n at the closing to-day: lm ul mid (• uerul Markets. 1 otion—Quiet. l-lt* off. k • Quiet, strong. >ll. fltmer. per cent* ntine—Firm, *Kk*. Firm. unchanged. May. *#c up. U it Active, firm May. Vi/V up. • I.' Molnly unchanged Setd Oil-Dull, featureless. (OTTOV * ■ j (tton market closed quiet at a : 1-W to-day, with a fair and. • i ] • t thing Th*- demand was at 1 : , : .s than the majority of factors * a ,t r to t* 11 t. however, and con the volume of trading for tfte a 1 11. large No official sale.- w. re .1 ..t tin Cotton Exchange. The d* 1 fob. oitoti was modernt at id idvance ahove spots. The day*.* mi> 7,l‘ei .(gainst 1,416, and 8.017 *. < tore lash *.ving were the official spot quo (i the clo* of the market at the l'.\ iiar.ge to-day: j This Vi*t | day year. ■i rr idling . 7 9-W k *** 7 fi-lH 1 I ling ♦> 15-16 , quiet; sales none. 1 ; .ih He * Ipis. kxiwrtr and Blocks. .*■ 1 ts tiii* day 7,tSto i. .4s this day list year 4.416 lay year l*‘forela*t 8,J!7 ; ts since B-pt. I. 1300 666.1QQ •lav last year &21.HJ7 • jv|Nrts U 4 on hand this day lOL'.SJj \y I.l*l year 135.211 !l ts and Sio-ks at the Ports— ! s this day 4\** * this day last y*-ar • V* 53.830 tids day >e.r before last.. 75.78# ft eipts since Bcpt. 1, lik> .3.0* 31* * timeSkast year J.1K490 l>efore last 4.806.&41 t .ill ports to-day -iime day last year 1.<*'5.157 v Movements at Other Ports— * -ton—Steady; middling. 9 11-16; net V s.*; gross. 9.636; sales, 1.140; k 2U2 tM'i. Or • n -B**ealy; mM-llinc. 9 13*14: •:rt*>. 20,637; tiro*#, 20.<97; • * k. 37.472 Quiet; rohktllng. 9 9-16; not re 9.'i gr-**;- IST.; sale*. 1.000; st<*'k. *■' I* !■ n Bteady; middling. 9\: riel !.<>*;. grub-, l.fimi; ftcN k. 3u.44 4. •ton —Pirm; middling. 9%; n*i re -2.929; gro*s. 2.9C*; stock. 21.002 Ik Dull; mkiddng. 9\. net re- M. gross, 1.5*4, sales, 74; •10>. , k, • • Nominal; middling. lo*; net 1 none; gross. 1*72; stovk. 12.437. Vcrk—l>ttll; mMdling, 10 .1-14. net ■ Aj\ , gross. 2.122; stock. 52.651. ' -Quirt. middling, lO 1 *; net re iki. gross. 3.92 T. i>h a-guM. middling, 10 7-16; U—Net receipts. 1.50 k; gross. ' i M ovements of Interior Towns— • Steady; mMilling, 9%; net re . 1.27". gross. 1 27". sales. 404; Mo H. nj'h^—Btesiy; middling 9 13-16; net 1 • 6.510; gross. 11.835; sales. 1,100; k 119,9(11. ills- Quiet; middling. 9 13-16; iot t ; gTO >. 9.121; stoek. 61,811. • t n ill—Quiet; middling. 91i; net re .>l. gross. 1.381; sales. SO; *o k. *! Steady; middling. 9\ . net re -17.916; gros>. 17.915, sale.*. 964; stock, it Firm; middling. 9V M* rts of Cotton This lmy 1' iton To <Sra Itritaln. 8.637; continent. 16,698; roastwtse ■ r, ih —Coattwise 636. 1 ndngton— Ooasl wl*r. 721. ■ < 'oust w ise. 2.269. v York To Ureal Urituln. 559; ronli ‘ In- To rirrat Britain, 2*189. ‘I * reign exports from nil ports this • tjreat Britain. 10.704; to France, to the continent. 17.665. • *i i ri;-n exports from all ports thus • week: To Great Britain. 38.4. < . :. *216; to the continent. 43.626. al for*lmi exports since Sept. 1, 19 Britain. 1.277.169. to France. 282.. *■’ the continent. Hfct.769 ♦tl*‘ion. Dee. 3 —Cotton Arm. mfcl . sales none. *•1 \ 191, %N I) I UTTOX. thf lower prices there Is a marked no nr in s* .i Island cotton trading • cloning of the week lust Friday tlmat'd that <hnslderai>l<3 sales made, approximating 1,500 bags. ' • demand such as to promise lib* tor the present week. Buyers '**r have apparently rom* to t * th trading basis. Sales of 1 t Mit r*torted this Monday. ■ out h follows: i.oiMas 22 4f22Ml ■ gla* 214021 • o# . UeorgUs 70 '••orgias 19 Ueorglaa 18 ' l orglai 17 pts arid Stocks— !> t break I 2 32* 3 218 u ' l**t week 1,490 6.113 , PU (his season *).i*fc 42.*T . Pt week | 2.0*4 2.337 c ' ■* on hand j B4MJ ls,Si MURPHY t CO., INC*. Hoard of Trada Building. Savannah. Private leased wires direct to New York, Chicago and New Orleans COTTON, rrtH Ha AND till AIN. New York office. No. 61 Broadway. Offices in principal cities throughout tbs South Wrke for our Mark* Manual and book containing Instructions fur traders t OTTUN HTI HKB. Tlie Market t lose* n( n lllse nu >ear mill Deeline on Par tlnuili*. New York, Dec. 3.—The cotton market Opened Me.idy at a decline of 30? points, being chiefly influenced by mi unexpected j drop of 3 points in L.v r|Kxl. It soon be came evident thiit i*ort and interior re c< l|as would overtop those of i w** k ago nnd n year no, while It was re|Krtcl th t .Scufh*Tii >i *%tn.irk*t w. ■ i.ir ‘. holding their own. By midda) ih. loes had been Increased to a matt* r of iS(il4 |M#lnts, the disi.iiH month lieing put' u l.irly wt ik under selling as a hedfrfi against holdings in n*ar montlis. by Southern and foreign parties The com mission house contingent wa. aim -t des tfctute of business, and Influenilal lnt*r* M In the* South and West failed to semi •heir usual supply of order* Boon after midday th* market worked up • few points on <1 brief scurry of smaller room short# for cover, start* and by smaller es timate* than amldiMted for to-morrow's • * tlpti .. New Orica mg Ho Still liter the market t* *ame heavy and listless and remained In that condition until Just befoie the close, when promi nent bulls appeared m the pit and bought up everything offered. A sheer in point advance resulted As was the I’.tse dur ing last week tlie lnv*-**tm-TW public was unable to bat moms** th* big crop move imr.t with the small estimates and also regarded the dull trade in-cotton goods 1. h contradiction of t-v generous mill consumption estimate* At the < loi*. the mark* was very tea-ly with prices net 5 10 h tioint* higher on near month.-, and 3 points higher to i [*>tnis lower on far month*. §■*l.l fTt %TION* l> ri Tl Itl V. New York. Dec. 3 -Cotton future* opened steady at the decline and dost l firm Price# as follows. open High Low Close. January 9 75 9.84 9.7* 9.83 February 9.7 b 9.70 9.70 9 77 March 9.65 9.74 9.62 9 73 April 961 t 9.61 961 9.7 * May % 9 5S 9 67 955 9.66 June | 9 5*5 9.63 9 51 9 Cl July 9 51 9 61 9 53 9 61 August 9.N> S 9.33 9.22 952 Heptember h 40 K December ... 9.61 9.90 9.W 9.9*2 i.i\i:irot>L nn roN m%hk97i*. Lvc*rp<Kl. D* 3.—Spot, moderate busi n**s; prices easier; American middling 5 19-33d. Th** tales of the day were 10,- *4*i; of which ls*“ were for speculation und export and Included Mn* American. He* cei| ts 5,60 b I*alea. no American. Futures opened quiet and closed bare ly steady; American middling low mid dling lame: I>ec* mber 5.29*1. selbng; I>- c**mler-Jnuary 6.25ti5.'2>*1. buyers; Jn uar>‘- February 5.23d, buyers. February- Marcb G.2'u5.21d, buyer#; Mar* a-April 5.18fi5.19d. sellers; Aprll-M*y 5.16.1, Moy-Jum* 5’35 Ift I*4 Jun*-Julv 5 101/5 1 Id. selb r*; July-Augu*t 5. *7*is.‘*B*l. buyers; August-Sept ember 4.,>>ifs9J, sel ler*. >KW fIVII.F. \>s (’OITON lItHKCT. New* Orleans. Dec. 3 -Cotton futures steady. D-c. mber .9.6759 69 A f Til 9 62 r n 9 C 4 January . ,9.65 b 9 Ai Ni \ 9 ft no 9 M February .9 611/9.66 June . .-9 sr*u95 r *u9 'il Mf-rch 9.65<{9.64 July 9.|9>it9.57 COTTON LETTERS. New Y'ork. Dor. 3 Murphy ft Cos. aav: Cotton In Liverpool closed jlmui 3-64.1 !>.•- low KiturJay'* closing j-rlce* owing to selling bv t lk conltncrit. This now* wa* rtgnr.ii'd* a unfavorable and caused our notrk* f to open atsait 5 points lower, but It rul tl steady on New Orleans and olh , r i-u tlons of tlui South sending buying orders The New Orleans crowd continue •., r y bullish. th.u market showing mor> strength than ours, however, towards the Litter part of the session, we a lvanced 6 to 10 |H>ints buying lielng prlnclpolly for local account, who ore exp-ctlng g‘>o-i Mverpool to-mon -w We art nelined lo nirtlrliuile narrow market until if<t-r hall, .lay* unless the g,. ernrn* nt r ep" rt on th ;.h will contHln s me surprise not lo k-d for. Al present mono i" II 1* exp- - led to Ih- raiht-r bullish KstlmaleJ isirts .* .gainst 52.820 lust year N Orleans ex |H*,cls to I-or row 16.3-n 3ti 17.39)0 against 11.- 2.2,; Houston. lf..tw to 17.000 ago nat -i.lt: lust year New York. Dec 3.—llubt-ard Bras ft c„ Mad atlvaes f: tu the continent t. tort trade condition- as unfavorable, a general <lf k Io business twlng r*-iserti I in all district* exeept France, when Gu bus.ness I* g't! Man, lo -tt I dbl b"t '*u ■ an, Uf activity of list week, and the I line 111 UvcriHv l to-rf. red.* t thi i!lappo!ntmeiit *'ur maikti has been a • I net t ne. recovet .ng * decline In the morning wth rase. N. to are to he short Ri face of ihe crop estimates, while t om •nls.-ion houses complain of the absent'* of out le Investment orders. August was -dl In arltdiage brokers ogalns: pur chasers m Liverpool. Wtf re He dl-ount on each month must result in severe los-es to the holders of the stock Th. move ment at the Interior towns shows a gain vrr last w. k. but the seml-wccklv m0ve ,,,,-nt is reftoi ml to If about the same a* |u*l week l.rriMtTE 44E 4 irTTttY 4 lltlP*. By A 8 Johnson 80 far a* acreage Is concerned, dt h been m> opinion that ."*■••'' -- *; taken ato In Tease That there wa £me increase „• ■" 'J”' so much as generally bellevetl I r-para tlons for thousands of acre, were com menced, which time was never given to #v*n plain ■ . . $ Humming up the situation and making due allowance for Increase tn ItJ-c. " wli: I* almost Impoeslble to figure how this crop can ev.r reach fJHMW This lig.ire Is arrived n by allowing Texas (which Include* Indian Territory! aid Ar kansa- an In .. •- of the crop of 1899-Iff", 'h. balance of the stales showing ad. ticll of 4.*..y00 M> I'llruiatiomi ar lia.-#i upon a >i* M St astm of not more than 9.1XD.000. and. as stimlng there will b- but ll#Uc of thl- crop ■ orrlctl over. It oi ght to give something under 9..'9*"*> * the commercial crop of lffkMUOl Should my Idea* ptore Incortacl ami the top turn out ev.n 10.000.000. lire trade will be for, ctl 111 witness another areot - ,trt - Ity of supplies which will, undoubtedly, again attract the attention of speculator* next spring and summer, and we may yet witness, before rhe , r. p of 1901-192 I* as sured the highest prl -cs seen In twenty to twenty-live years. ■ Sill GOOD*. New Y'ork, Dec. 3.—The market for dry gmxls to-day haa rhawit no change In con dition of staple cottons. Business In printed fabric* quiet ut previous prices Gingham* In fair demand at previous prices. Other comlltlon* unchanged nun i *i- JOHN W. DICKEY, • took and llond Broker, tiartTi, GA. Write foe 1.1*4. HIE MORNING NEWS: TUESDAY. DECEMREK 4. 1000. na\ %i. rroMKN. Monday. Dee. J HP!HITS Tt-RPKNTINK-The turprn •inc market snd flrai .u with of 523 iwaks. and closed firm and un chiugcd. with *u further •alt's re purled The demand was moderate throughout the • lay at the quotations. Ink there was not understood to Ih any marked tendency either up or down The day’s receipt* wrp- 1,061 ami the iXports 235 HOB IXK -Considerable strength Is ik veloping in €h*- rosin market, as was *hown to-fiay by further advance* after the closing, tirade* K F. t sold live i-ents above the official quotations In sufficient quuntittes to establish the ad vance price ae the official tnarke*. Th market wyi utujeistood to be Very. Ilrtn at qudtatamt*, with • tendency for hotter prices. The demand is for nil grad* v there being very little discriminating The day's rH et|Nh wa re 3.69**. and the ex ports 1.646. Price* as follows: A. B. F Si *> I .11 65 D 1 3> K 17" K 1 35 M I 7i 1 % 1 ft N 2 1 . S 1 45 W O 2 55 II 1 55 W W 2 9t) ll* eipts Monday— Bplrlta. llosln. 1* l: It 17* 651 B. F 6c VV 432 1.294 S A I. 4M 1,754 Kxports Monday— B. B ItaiH'd, Haltlmor# 1 •#> B B Tallahassee, New York— 235 56d Spirits Ilosui. BtON*k April 1. 1900 2.197 142 5-6 lb,|| > to-lay l."Kl 3.638 It*' *el;Hs previously 292.954 727,152 Total since April 1 396.212 873 356 12xports to-day 22* 1.646 Kx|muup previously 259 97 * 732.400 Kxports since April 1 910.216 734.016 Stock *ai ha ml to-day 139.H0 I X.V'92 Fharleaton. Dec. 3.—Turpentine firm, 3&Hc. Hooln firm, unchanged. V\ ilm.ngtoti. Dec 3 —B|dris turpentine nothing doing, prices unchanged, receip** 115 casks. liosin firm. 31 2ttfil 25. receipts. 33" Crude turpentine steady. 31 4*> and 2#/, r*celi'ts 62 Tar flrtii, $1 55; rrctip’s. .Yr 9 l l> A>> I %L. MONEY—The demand keeps fairly up with the supply. FOREIGN EXCHANGE—Market barely days. 64.8 7 *. ninety days. 34 79V fruia s. Part* and Havre, sixty days. 5.21 S. Bwls*. sixty days, 5.244; IMgtan. 5 24. marks, sixty days. 94; ninety day*. DOMI6BTIC EXCHANGE - Ht-adv; banks rt* buying at 1-16 .11- ount ami selling oh follow-: $25 and under. 10c pr - ntium. 125 to 350, 15c premium. f 'At*' premium; 1100 to 33-0. 26c premium, fJA to 31.n0. *„ premium; Sl.utu ami over, 75c per M premium. HI-;* Flt ITI ES~ Desirable s*curitle- ur s.ar * tspecially bank sto*'ks. Outral of Georgia Incomes are again active and strong. fttoek*. Rid. Ask. Augusta and Savannah R H .110 110 * Atlanta and West Point 130 do 6 ier cent certificates I** Au*u>ta Factory 94 Nv Cltlten*' Hack 135 < hatltatn Punk HI 113 Chatham It. K &I. Cos.. A 57 W do do H 56 67 i: ml* and Phoimix Mfg <’o 162 1* Edi.-on Electric Ilium. Cos \f*l 110 Knttrprlw Mfg. Cos 160 l‘*3 Germania Rank 131 Georgia and Alabama 26 > Geofgia Rallr aid. common . 216 219 GratiltevUle Mfg Fo I®* J I* King Mfg Cos 12 l’*6 loing|e\ Mfg Cos IF* 13* Merchants National Rank .. .115 1!6 National Bank of Savannah .....153 157 Oglethorpe Savings and Trust ...112 11.1 People’s Savings and !a>nn I°l K* Seaboard, ommon 11H l-'i do preferred 33 30 Bouthw* stern Railroad Cos 1W 111 Savannah tla** Light Cos 26** Southern Rink 158 160 Savannah Rank and Trust 116 Sibley # *o.. Augusta 85 ** Savannah Brewing 163 bt Itoitd*. Rid A'.k Char . CMI /C Ana Ist 5* 19"“ l H Chat & Gulf R R 6 per cent. Ist mortgage l'G lffi A Hart i city 4s. 1922 1"* tiJJ Augusta city Is. 1927 I#* 1 3 do 4Ss. 1925 Hi do 7s. 1903 W? do Cs. 1913 133 Ala Mid. ss. tnd'd 19 M A N 10P*, 102>- Xcgusta Factory, 6 j*er cent . 1915.111 11*1 Brunswick and Western 4*. 193* 83 S5 C. It It. A Ranking collateral 6s. 94 95 <\ of O. Ist motg. st*. 1945 F. A A 121 <\ of <*a <*on. .V. 1945. \l AN... fR* 96*3 C. of G. Ist Incomes. 1945 # 62 s * do 2nd Income* !*’* Mk do 31 Inc. met, 1945 8 9 C of O. (M G. A A. Div.) 5* 1947. J A J 98 C of O (Baton Branch), 6s. 1926 J A D v 98 City a Suburban R R. Ist 7s HO Columbus City ss. 11*9 107 Charleston city 4*. 1909 MO 102 Kag> A Plus nix Mill* 6s. IMB KB 110 Edison Electric Illuminating 6*..105 Enterprise Mfg 6*. 1912 102 Georgia Rallr*<d 6- 1910 H 6 117 G. B A F . 1946. J A J 11l 114 Georgia A Alabama Ist ss, 1946.. 1(6 M 7 Georgia state 3'*.*s. 1930. J. A J ..110 112 ibt .{> v s, 1915. M A N 106 107 do 4>i*. 1915 H 9 1?) Macon city t>s. 1910. J A J. ... IH 118 do 4 1 **. quar.. Jan l I*® oceun Steamship ss. 1920 I*>4 106 Savannah city s*. quar. January 1918 HO 111 do ss. quar.. February 19*4* - .109 110 South Carolina state 4 , ' l . Ml3 H 7 119 S.bley Mfg. Cos. <W. 1903 102 South Round *•< W1 * 1 (I)I * 8.. F A W. gen. nit'g* 6*. 1934 125 12*’* do do Ist 5-. goj l. 1934 113 114 do Bt. John Rl\*. Ist 4* 1931.. 95 P*. New York. Dec 3 Money on call firm er t 3*.4i6 per cent . last loan 4 |*er cent Prime mercantile paper. 44M4* per cent Sterling * xchange firm with actual busi ness In bankers' hill- at 14 86% for de mand .and 91 *iVfj|.M4t 7or sixty days p.*►!•'*! rates $1 86’§. 4*ommerdal Mils. S4 0%4i I 81Q Sliver certificate*. *1 c'c. Bar ‘•liver. 64%c. M* xl< an dollar*. .'4>- Government bond* weak State bonds In a :tf* Railroad bond?- strong not %BfD VMIBOB. oprnlnu *f 4 oitgreaa Exerted no IlNrkril Kffeet on Prleea. New York Dec 3 —Npeculallve actlvlly continue*! rather depressed 111 stocks to day. Bunlnes# was on .1 diminishing s-Mle and lacked even the isolated f*a tures of great activity nd strength which gave It character on different days last week when the tendency to contract deal. Ing* was already manife*t. The ofx-nlng of Congress nnd the pre sentation of the president’* message are looked to by tradition to eup/fiy motive* for moving price*, but it can hardly be -aid that any general Influence wa* ex- rcised on prices b£ these to-da> The message was made a device by profession a | trader* to efre*i aome movement In the „tert stocks Alarmist* rumor* had been .urtent as to it* and oo#VJXj4*6 quy tlon The stock* proved tn W bear attack and the decline brought out considerable offering* of long stock effect, log a deeline at one time In Tenner** Coal of 4V and In Steel and Wire of The*e were the weakest *ioek*. and they rallied o ashort covering and IQ re apecllvaly. On the other hand Sugar wa* fairly buoyant, rlnlng at one time 3\ and Hoeing with a net gain of IS In the out side market also Standard Oil soli at $lO, leaving all (previous records fir behind. The upward rush of aver 6 point* In Pacific Mall wa* mad- at the opening and was prompted by the genetal convenience In the view* reported from lhe |strt> lead er* In Washington a* toVth* ptomincnt place given the ship subsidy *.II in the party prograenmr for the -**k*n There ‘was quite a large short'lnt* r*t caused in the stock which emphasised the rise. The sum*' was true of Sugar, which recover**! It- Bat unlay loss with the approach of the dividend meiting The dividend meeting, however, was postponed from to-day and the stock became quiet The railroad list was extremely Irregu lar Baltimore arul Ohio suffers! shai|4y *ui ac xiuut of the legal proceedings to en join the fv*>ntnt of the dlvi*hnd on the (wnrnon sto k pending th* de is *n of the right* of the preferred Mt*ok t share equally with the common •t- k In dft\ft d*aids over 4 jmr cent. Ther* wet* also onsplcuous etoks in th r illr. i l 11 -1 which gained sharply. In eluding Pennsyl vania / the Padci. The fad that neither tn* gain* nor th** Ih.-> snnw* and the pro. f* sslotiul cf.aia ter of the vkaltng- Net withstanding the reduced uctivpy there was a sharp harxk'nlng in the coll money rat** to 6 per cent late in the da), at which figure it nqutrtd a ml. I ion dolar* to meet the needs of the belaud borrowers who had hehl out f*r klu r terms To-day s3sih<o" went Into tlt< mt -crea • tr% (or transfer to N* w t/leans and $900.- ■* for trunsfei to Ohlcc>, * Buch a rib of ic pie lion of cash reserves of the banks Is certain to hav a marked Influence on tit* tuon<> market The gbaorptlon of bonds c>*itinned |arg< aral Important and prices wa re generally higher Bpectal features wen- t'hiag * and Adoii .; v s. Ring.- i’ounly Elevated 4s and tin* 4 | • r i cni issue* **f Norfolk and West ern. In ton Pacific and Reading. Total va as. par value. s4..'As,Qv> l’nitad States new 4s deciimsl * 4 i-er cent on th* last call The tola I stock sale* tox lay w* re 614.&UU shares, as follows: Alcltifon Is.iut*. Atch tsM pr* l- rred. 16.30 U; liahiinnt. and Ohio. '•.SOu, Chesapeake onl Ohio. 11,(100; Chi cago. Burllrxlan und gum y. rkOt* . D**n v. r and Rio G , pref . 6 Sno. lamisvllie and Nashville 5.3ft0; Manhattan. 12 m*>. Minn* •polls ami B laHiis. 6.fco*. Mbsauri Pn- lti 21.7'p. New York Central. 12.709, Northern Pa. IM . 12.100; JVnnsylvanla. M. Reading first preferred. Jl.*snr, st Lout# Bouthwestern. 7.uu*. Bt lands South west.rn pieferr*d. 12. km. Bt Paul. 13,000; South, rn l*ar|f|<*. 24.700 Southern Railway. •*3.K* • doothern Railway (Hefcrrcsl. 21.452. Texas and Pa 111 I'nlan Pacific. -"l'mon Pacific preferred. 4.l*V Amen .in Bteel atsl Win •**. American Tot.uco. I.Mki. Brooklyn K.ii i.| Tr.n.li 11. On. ( oi.nneiital Tot.oi-o. s.u). Krdrrnl St..l I'a tflr Mull, Ml). lNoplr', lia*. Suy.r. 1C.I0; Tfriir.w, ni,.t Iron. K.W.I. CnlirU HUB-, be.Hlier, 16. W. Ni w York Block ljt t. Ati'hloon :r> .. u M : ,i'h ...... : it i . . do pi • ‘ Bali * Ohm . T'. Wheel. I. K ln>, < - ii I’a Itlc MU. do 2rvl (ir . f 7T\ Can. Ho Si', W|. C.ntrnl lo'y chr ; ft Ohio .. J7-,,Thlrd Avenue 113 Chi. G. W. .... lr',ill. ft O pref ... •'hi. B ft v 136S N.l! Tubo .... *n, Chl In<l & L. Sl'.- Ai |.ref |l, •k) prof 57U. Am.il Copper #l>, Chl ft 111 l . Ad.im- Ktprm 13k Chl ft N* .. !OU Am l-:xpree .. 162 C R. I ft f 115*. r.t< Exprr.e 4k>, C. C. C ft St. I, 6*‘ .■ We:| K.iricn Kk.IU Col So ir. Am rot oil .... II do Ikt pref. .. v',j do pref sn 4o 2n<! pref 17', Am Moirtim .. 5 I>e; A lluil-in do pref Si 1 , I **l l- ft W 1M | Am. SA. Befn Sl', Iren ft B O s '. Jo pref 'ln p*cf Th*, Am H|Hill!i I', ’i • II . oO pf I .17 Jo Ist pref . 39VAm S Hoop 276, Gt. Nor pr* f Ik u. ft a pref. ~... 73 Hock c. i,i !>, Am ft Win Ho>k Volley ... ieSi Jo pref . M', lillnotk Cent UC. Am Tin I’.ate .. Brno Centtiil 2‘ <lo pref >', Jo pref. 46 \m. Toti.ero ...Pff 7 , U Krle ft VV 35V, .lo pref 130 Jo pref 107 |AtIH. .VBn. Cos. .. 49 Shore 2l>, Brook B T 72S L ft N let'. Col. K ft Iron .. SI Man. I, it-\c.mi T.rhaero 3‘V .'let HI By. .„17-> Jo pref K \le C ntr.l 13', Kftlcr.t Steel 4> s , Minn, ft Ht. I. . . , Jo pref 7*.', Jo pref 39',! len. Electric 167 Mo P.i.’lflc . . On Gill'orn 57'y Mobil, ft 0hi0... t!V Jo pr-f 100 Mo. K ft T.. .. I.t I Inti. l’aiK-r : Jn pref. . .77A, do pref 73 N. J. Central . .14k'? IJicleJe Gm .. TS N. Y. Cen'ral ..ns . Natl. 81-.-ult ... 37V, Nor ft Weet. .. 4J*. Jo pref Sl'4 Jo pref *1 |Na*l. le a.l 19 No I'.i *Hlc' 7>>l,! Jo pref stps .W pref. ...... kSVN.iII. Steel 35% Ont. ft \\ . -i I • J<. pr.-f M r*re. It ft Nav 4S |N. V A Broke.! Jo pref . ... 76 North Am 19’, Penn.ylvanla ...USVl'arWr Coa.i rj ftenJlnx 199, do 1-4 pref. .. k* Jo lat pref. .. ,: do Stxl pref 67 do 2nd pref. .. 31V, P.cine Mall .... 17'-, ftlo G. W 67 ||*enp|a'a Gan ... lblt <lo pref. 94',|1‘rere—l H ('. ... s**, St. 1. A S F... !'. ilo pref 82V, do Ift pref 75 ||*ull I*al. cr Sd do 2nd pref. . 46 |!, Hope ft T 5'4 St. U Sw 16V, S-if.rr 133% do pref, v d* |>r-f 117',y St. Paul OTHiTetin. C. ft I ... 69 Jo pref 175'- I*. S. I.eniher .. I2\ Si. I' A< >m 190 do prel 7'. So. Pa-lfle 42S I'. S Ituhber 29 So. Railway lk* do pref *s'i Jo pref *7S Weal t'nlon ... Tex ft l'ne ! HR. I*B KJi t’nloo Paclfle .. 71 ? * Jo pref 6C, do pref Ni |P. C. C ft Si. L. 5S > Bond,. (7.8.2* ref rna . I‘*4, N. Y. Cen. lkl* Jo <X>U . ,I'uVi bid . ... WS, Jo se. rea 110 N. J. C. en. br IS7‘. Jo 3x. eou 110 N*o. I'.i 3h TO 7 . Jo new 4k,re 18k No. l' 4x lof.', do new 4a.00u.13k ,W. ft O. 4k W l , Jo old 4r. res 115 N. Y., C ft 8( ■lo okl 4k. e0u.116 I* 4k !*i'4 Jo 5k rs 113',,N VV .-on 4k W •to sk. eou 113V,\>re Nav !'* ..11l r of C. J 65, WVlre Nav 4k I'H', sHn 4.- I". rOc H l.lne 6, IJ7 : , do aJJt 4k k>, rt.. Jo >on 5* 116', C of <• con 5k ok', Read fl* n 4, 9S do lkl Inc ...S3 It. <! W llk 1004. do 2nd Inc 17 Hi I. * !r. M Can So Indk inv .on 5k ... 113', f of O 4',k IW, HI. I. ft S K IS ft fi (a I.*' *en 6- I ft Nw- eon 7k <1 P eoaa 171 Idd H* Hi V. C. ft P tin do 8 K Iklk 119*. leb in bid 1 IS' do do in 121', I‘hi Term l 94 t’i, tk Col So 4k Ity 5k .112% |(. ft It. f> 4k I‘'SS. Itope ft T 6k 7' Er.e Gen 4k 75V, I ft f’ Iklk 1136 F W. ft 1> C. > do Jo 2nd* bid 77 lkl, 75 l*n Pk 4k l"7 T i Gen Klee Ik lW* U'ihnkh lkl* —116% lowa len Iktk 114 ik> JnJk lot'k 1 ft N tif lk lo ,WeH Shore 4k .Ilia Mo. K ft T Wlk c.-n >. 2nd* , Va. (>n( *! do do 4k *l'i New York. Dee. J.~Bundar<l Oil Sirji a. New York. (>• I-Standard Oil . fl-Ulb carek made n kenk.rt onal kdvnnce to-day. pakklia (he W mark and kelllna at 810. an advance of 20 pdntk for the day.* Ilnri'k) ft t o’a Htoek l.eller. New York. Dec. 2.—The etock market ' opener* active and generally lower al though there woe kome notable ex< eplionk to the common tendency Pacific mall w.ik eonkplruoukly active lit Ihlk reepeet, the kto. * advancing ovar i polnla In rhe earl> dealing* on buying attributable to the Idea that In hi* mek,a*e to Congfekk Ih -I'rekldent would take Mrong grourutk In favor of the shipping uhWy hill On the other hand. Chi Induurlal ahare were rather f*verlh. notably the ateel atoekk. on report* that the,PreMdent would urge leglelatlon looking to Placing of re*tr|c llom upon th* great Induatrtal com til na tion* NIMXLbtHBOC MkHKF.TH. Note—Theae quotatlona are revlked 1 daily, and are kept a* near aa possible m Southern Railway. Train, Arrive and lteiatri Savannah on 9uil Merivllan Time—Ona Hour Slower Than Ctly Time. S,ticJule In Effrot Nov. 15. 1900. i:r\* : . U\ ; T<> Till east . REAfiCP N M enual Time.l No 12 55pm urn l.v Stvannuh Ar | b loam 3 15, in tEastern Time.) | | 4 21pm 4 Mm Ar lllarkvtlle Dv, 3 tßktm| 1 6 u..| in 6 ltkiut Ar ' olumbla I.' ' tl 5--4111 * lopin * Earn Ar Charlotte I,v|| * Bpm 8 :o<ni 11 4|j*ii• If 22pm Ar Greenrboro WP®®. ' lvlt ‘ Hi* Ar .. Norfolk Lv| .. . 12 Mam 1 pm Ar Danville l.v] 5 40pm( 4 bun 6 OO.int 6 “.pm Ar R|, htii.eul l.v 13 O.pm II uH 11 " ~ gam 43pm Ar Lynchburg l.v I B*l 2 fpim 4 ievnt 5.7 pm Ar Chariott**vU|* l.v 2 oim 12 Him 7 35am * Ar VVaahlnglon Lv 111 Isam| * ftdvm '■* :.'.nn . ~.n. vr Balt tw tt l.v 8 SSnni 82 pm 11 Ban 2 56,m Ar . I'lill ,d> Iphta Lv|| I im| 8 96pm pm l im Ar Nw 3 ork Lv o>m J- pm * v Pallet Lt ) 99pm, 10 warn N '■ To THE NORTH AND WEST H* ° ifi at ml Time > I Li .7. 77.' Savannah " A smi (Eav|* n Time ) * Y>.un Lv I 'ounvbla l.v I I S&anv Sikkim l.v .-.pArtnntniig I.vil • t&pm 12 lOnm l.v \,h< vllle Lv 3 nr.pnv 4 vCpm Ar Hoi Spiing* l* v !'* *■' ,m 7 30pm Ar Knusvllle Lv | I * 6 10ant Ar la'kingnm Lv ’IO 20p.it 7 45nir Ar Clncinnail Lv k iV|>m 6 Oopm Ar Si Lout* ■•••• *•' *'**lll I Mam v- 1 ili Jilt ' ‘ ? ‘ All Iratnk arrive and Jepnrt from the I'lanl Svivteiii Station. THHOCaiI CAR SERVICE, ETC TRAINS 22 AND M DAILY. NEW YORK AND FLORIDA EXPRESS Vaatl buleil llmlt.kl iralna. with Pullman thawing Room Sleeping C.irs between Sav.uv n.vh and New Y..rk Conne ta ai Waahlngtoo with Colonial Kpre- for Bneton Piillm.li. Hl.n-ping C,r tenrern Cbarldte and Richmond and t'birkvtte aia( NOc folk 1 lining Cai* S.'rvr all meaD bet v ecu Savannah vnd Wakhlcgton TRAINS 35 SN'D ,M DAILY. THE UNITED STATES FAST MAIL V.Mlhulcd l.mlic.l tialna, cirrvlig Pulim.n Drawing Room Sleeping Care teTkcft S.V'in nh ind New York Dining car* n rve all meal* between Savannah and Waanlngton AlkO Uullmin Drawing lUm Slecr.lnk Cara between Savannah and Cincinnati. IhrO'irSi Akltrv llle and 'The Lind of th# Skv " For co in pier. Information nl to rat a echo, Into- elc apply to F S UaNNU.N, 3d V P. ft v) M .1 M CULP. T M W A TURK. O. P. A . Waahlngtoo. D C 8 II HARDWICK. Anet C.en l Uakk Ag.nl Atlanta. ()*. (I GROOVER Ticket Agent. IMant Svte*n Station JAMES FREEMAN C P ft T A 141 Bull ulreel Savannah Or , Phone* 850 a.vord with the prevailing whole kale prlrek t till, tal ipaitatlonk are not tiet'l v hen they d.kagree with the price* w.rale ktiierk *k I miklri anil Northern I'rivdoee. POULTRY The market I* ateatlv yu.v latlotit. Broiler*. 30ti3.V per |anr. half grown. tSti.Vie; three-fourttie grown, iwtrr 60c: hciik. 6.d175c; natkterk. #tljs<k . duck*. st’7t7sc, gecke. 75cti$l 00 EGt’.S Fresh candled. 2Mi23c. cold elor a;e. UfiS2c. BUTTER The lone of the market is firm Quotation* Cooking 2le; Imita tion* S3. New York etal* dairy. . e*. Ira F.igln- 77',c CHEESE Market firm; fancy full rreanv ehcewe. for 20 to 22-|vnuii.| average; 2*713n-povm.t average*. 13c. Early Vegellilc. IRISH POTATOES— Northern, $l9O sack CABBAGE—Sfik per head ONIONS—YeLow. in laiirel*. *2 70. cratie >: red $2 tkt tlreail*t■ ff. Hay anil firaln. FLOUII Market t.idy: patent. $1 it), straight. s:'y. fancy. $175; family, gi.lio MEAEPi.II. per barrel. *27u. per *aek. $1.25: . Ity 111e.11. f>er iwrek. Ldte.l, $1.12': 1 1 15, water ground. $1 154 H 17'%. clly gr,i. sacks. *1.30, 1 warl grit*. Hudnut*. per l>ur r*|, $2.75, |M-r sack. $1.22'.,. sundry brand* SPIT%(SLSO aaclt. CORN Mark. ! firm white. Job loir. 65-. curkvad iota. 67 . mix..l turn. j.d. lota. 62 , ■ kilo.id 1011, fft- BICE Market etrirdy; demand goik). fancy head. 8c; fancy. S^* - . Prime 5 flood 4'.,4, Fair 4 fH'9 Common 3 l i OATS No 7 mixed carload. 33'V: J°h lot* 354)215 . white clipped, car*, 38c. yob. tn.- BRAN Job lot*. 95 . nrkUil lots, 91V HAY- Mnrkrt aleady; No 1 timothy. 90c: J*vb. 9* . No 2. hv* joh: BV. car*. kiirrnr and Caffe—. BUOAR- Ctn lo.f . .... 6 19))lnmond A SB4 Priiah.d 624 Confi-cHoner#' A.5.91 Powderel ..s.9l|Whlla Extra C.. 5.84 XXXX pow'd ...5.79 Extra C s2* Dr.inolate I . .s.'4 Golden C. viyi 1 . lH|THmrg 491 Moitl Ia t; 09 COEEKE— Mocha 79 e Prime No 3 Java 36 c| Good No 4 1914.- Peatwrrv 14 C Pair No 5 10 c Fan< r No. I . 11 Vy;Ordinary No. 6.. 9'4c Choice No 2 —lo%c|Common No 7 9c llrleil nail liv aporaleit Ernlta. APPLES— Evaporaiod. 7d7H<-; aim drpd. Hill Ik-. APRICOT*— Evaporated. 10. pound; neetatlne*. 10*'. RAISINS—L L.. *2lll. Imperial onldnet* *2 75; l.evke. W-ieiWd teixea. It, r'Uiid PEACHIvS Evaporated, iiealed. 17%-; unf>**ale,t tt*, 4|9c. PEAKS— Kvaporatad. k\c. Hardware and llnlldlna Mnppllea. LIME. CALCIUM. PLASTER AND Cement Alabama and Ge rg.a lime | n fair demand and eell at 80 rent* a Ivarrelf epedal calcined plaster. *!.on per hiriel; llklr. 411.5 $!,!.25; carload lot*, special; Portland .ement, n tall $-25 carload lot*. s2.o’>t<2.3tt. LUMBER, u o II V ESSE IS HAVAN NAII Minimum vard sl*e. IIO.STr,, tl oo ; .•. ir -ms *12.791-113.011; dim nit *tie*. sl4Ol 4r1k.00. "hip etock sl6 tmi* on. aawn tie*. $8 .9diß 50; hewn tin*. *sSl3hr OIL Market eteady; demand fair. lg na|. ts4|fttk*; Weal Virginia black. 9*112r. lard. s*r; nea**fool. 60r/70c. nwchlnery. 16 lln(*d SU. <**•■ *'v '. t*Jlel. 78','; keiokene. prime white, lie. water while. 13 ; Pratt'* a*tral 14c. deotorixxl atove gasoline, drum*. ll%c, empty oil Ivarr. la. delivered, 85c. SHOT—Drop, $1.79*. B. B and large. 175; chilled, *l7s IRON- Market very teady; Hwieile. Sy NAIIA—Cut. *:T> haie, wire. $2 25 bac BARBED WIRE—SJ.SO per 1W pound*. OUff POWDEK—Por keg. Austin crack shot, $1.(0; half keg*. $2.25. quarter keg*. $1 75, champion ducking, quarter keg*. t-25; Dupont and llaxard amokelcw*. half keg*. *ll 35; quarter keg*. $5.75. l-|KHin.l, canister*. $1 W); I*** 25 ler cent.; Trola •lorr emokeles* powder. 1-pouml can*. sl. 10-pound can*. 90> pound I niton llnaalna and Tie*. II AGOlNG—Market llrm. Jute. 2'4- pound 88,'-; largo bd*. a'ic. email kt*. 2-ftouiMl. 7txc; <a leland bagging. 12'V TlES—fttaralard. *-pound. arrow, large lols, $1.30; small lot*. $1 23 11. Hide* anil Moot. HA I.T—Demand I* fair and the market steady: .orb'-I* lots, pri-pound burlap sack*. 47c; too-pound cotton back*. 4sc; llb-pvMUid buriap sack*. 51V; HO-pound < olton sack*. 7>3%c; ir.-pound lxirla|> *. k*. 58V; 125-pound oottob ack, %c; 2W-l>o'ind tuiriap *a'k*. 91c HIDE*— Market firm, dry flint, 13%c; dry salt. IlHc-g r ” n tc - VVUOL-Nominal, prime Georgia, frea of sand hura and bln k wool. 19o; bla-k. 16. . burry, I Or. Wax. 25c; tallow. 3%c- Deer skins, 20c Erutt* and Xafa. APPLES Northern variety 22 80*13 .V> ORANGES-4Kla 1. *2bdrSOO per hox PRUNES—6O* to b". lot . 50s t.. 60*. B%CI Ont to 70*. Tc; 70* to . *V. **• *' $O. 4c; 90s to low, $v UA.NANA*-*1 7b2.0 bunch LEMONS—Mnrkrt atrady at *2 50. COCOANUTS—>4 a per 100 PH\NUTB Ample slock, fair demand, rtarket Arm; fancy hand-fjeked. Virginia, I* r pound, 4Vc: hand-picked Virginia, ex tra*. 4tg. N C. eee-l pewnula, 4c. NUTS—Almond*. Tarragona. 16c; Idea*. 16c; walnut*. French. 12c. Naples, Ur, pecan*. Ur; llraiU*. 13c. filbert*. 12c; as sorted nuts, 40-pouiaJ and 25-pjuod boxvs, 1 12‘*c. llM4*on. llniu* mill lotrd. DA’oN MmkH Arm. l B (V lt 7 V 1 B b4lllf*, ( iio tinl 4 ir<iiuK Ui vi r|tp fix* . D B Belli** . (Wet#m); **u“h *1 G It xl*l‘!*. •I .\ MB--Bii#ca 4*ure<l. HGlfi-***■ laAKDl'uit, in iiif(M, IV. $•• pound tinr* anl Bn-|Miuiul K% *• iiipound, in tierce#. •-'* . |K)Und tin unl su-|h>uiu! tub*-. 6‘v -11144 KI.MM Ol i FISH- Mackerel. b#lf-!.rrt*lj, N“ 1. No 2 #7 ii No J. 15.75; kit#. No I. $1 ?; No i. ii i". No ;t k rNin#h. 1-pound brick#, ti'r . •*|*ouiml briuk •**. B*n*k**d bertime. |cr Ikx. I7(fl#c. l)u!**b btrrlnx. in k**##, fi.io, new tnullci#, tmif harrelH. fJ 7:. HYRl’I* Mark* t quiet; (ieorKt* •(#! Fiorliia #yru|. buylnx *t at 35 ; iiifur hqu#** nt 10S|J.t4’. HONKY-Falr ‘i n. m l. airttlned. In I4i r rei#. KHikm HlKh wince tm#U. $l 27. 4M i: %> FMKIUTMft. COTTON—Savannah to Iknion, per *wf 2.V; to York, |#r rwt . 2<V. tr Phtladclphi# imi iio $1 Halt (more II FORBIGN DlßKCT—Hr*nw n. ; Llv 4-rpool. av-. Ilim'ur* 48,’; Gcn -a. 51*'. Itarffdona. ’&■. Man'henter. 45c; HavTe, 40* , Antwi rp, 40c. Rrval. 4dc; lWlter4un. 4*. Trieste u* JaNDIIIF<'T<-UverfMiol 3Miik llAmbiira. 40-. lottwnburic. U . bliMBBl liftitlntor** anl eastward. I4.fr*) to !5.75 per \l incltullmt I’ortlaud I at'M it Kit Ily ftiMim Huvftnnali to Baltimore. $3); to r. It It or It hhl O. flaN'k-**. $5 s*). to Philadelphia I<V ,e cwt. (4 pound* to foot), to N**w York. !•;:•)) |M*r M. $7 25 lo lork; ilfiitrred to lifwion, $8 ;**. NAVAI. HToitlCß The n#irke I# firm; medium slxe vessels Ito-in Cork, for order#. %n 6*l |or barrel of Slo |aur(i#, and 5 |er cent pitmax* Bplrlt# 40 Ksdon# gro##. and 5 (• r cent prlmaife l*arse veseel#, r<#tn. $; spirit.**. 4-* S*l. Hteam. 11c |M-r i*o on ro#in. 21' •at Mplrlt# K4ivAjiu#h (o lb>s(on. and HVfco on roxln and Ifr on spirit* to New York GlB 6191. I’ROVlfinkt. ICTI’. New York. Dec. 3 Flour quiet, slca*ly all day and a little more active nt former |*rl*s* Rye flour weak; fair lo good. 82 9" trl 10; choice lo fancy, $3,154,3 45. Buck wheat flour dull, $J 154)210; tun kwhe.it qtilcf. Uornniral aleady. . Rye steady. Barley quiet, barley null dull Wheat B,sit firm; No 2 red. 7xV' f o I* afloat, options hnd a good stiff undertone all day, with a fairly uellvc general trada. Ineludlng a g*sl demand from short* The chief buying motives Impel. ed small world's shipment*, higher cable#, buillah Argentlne icporis n Jecreas- In the English visible ami a gisal i-iisb *le niand at Chicago. Clo-eJ firm ami 'vtitie net higher; No. 2 r,,1 January ttosed TVv. March. 799,c; .May. 7V . l>ec< rnber. 761*' Corn- Hpot hrm. No. 2. 459,. elevator. 459, f. a b afloat, eg.ilon market was In a stronger pod'ion. due to firm * able news fairly large seaboard clearances, the rise In wheat and nervousness among shorts. Closed firm at 9,ri\c >,,, advan -. Jarmarv * i<a-<l 43'ac; May, 42'v'i Der-em ler, 44'a,.. Oats—ffpot quiet No 2. 36* ; options steadier with corn, but very dull at New York Beef steady Cut meal* steady Lard easy; Western el earned. $7 42‘y; re fined easy; continent. $7 50) liouth Aimrl < tn. sk.; rominiHid. 59sfl6c. Pork steady flutter firm, creamery, I7fr2s'de; state dairy, 16u34c Cheese maikee lirm: large Neptemher, IWtHiOi small Heptemler. |}(fte; large Isle made, loSbl"ke; small late male, lie Eggs strong, state and Pennsylvania. 259,29- Potatoes quiet. Tallow easy. Petroleum dull Rosin wteady, strained, common lo good $1 6.54,1 7" Ttirpenrlne steady. Rice Arm * V j Molasses steady, peanuts steady. Cabbage Steady, lng Dland. per l*t) $3.0004.50; ' olton hy steam lo Liverpool. JfM, t offee ttpot Rio steady; No 7 Invoice. 7V. mild qulci; Cordova. 91*4/13',' The coffee markr-l <>|icne*| steady ar a 'l'- line of 5 points and ruled quiet all day with a weak undertone following heavy receipts at Brasilian |*>rt*. and general selling The public was not an tqieralor. The early foreign market news was bullish, but late advices were disappointing Pri vate cable* estimated the I>e< ember Bra silian port receipt* at 75uuOi to l,o(ti <W> Irags. against t.tnO.OOO last month H|*t demand slack The mark'd closed steady, with prices 5 to If* point* net lower Total sates were I7.*n Nigs, Including Decem ber nt $6 2u January. $6.254,6 JO; Mar It MSOU4 Sugar—Raw Arm. Refined steady. t iiTTUX sREIi oil. New York Dec. 3-Cottonseed oil Ex cept for a little domestic demand here and there, the oil market remained dull and featureless was a barely steady under tone || the eloae. Prime crude. In har rat*. 28v nominal; prime summer yellow. *H*r; off summer yellow, 31c; prime winter yellow. 37037t4c; prime white. 25c, prime meal. *26.000 * fs>. ,(IMUO tmihßTt. Chicago, Dc<-. s.—Wheat was fairly act ive and Arm to-day on buillah statistics, higher cable* and a reduction In the esti mated Aigvutlnc aurpiyy, January, closing Plant System of Railways. Train# operated by 10th meridian tits*. One hour slower than city time. In effect Nov. !',#■> All if 4itu l.v Havannah Dull Ar. Havannati Between i 15 am. Knamiah |l3 It) im 5J* am! .. Waycoft# | 1 wam sin am . Jii k*nvlhr. ... ,19 15 am 2f* p<a . . and I itStla {IJ pm 5 ot lan .... i- ti. ff | 7 uu pin Ilet w*en 1 .V im; ... HaYAiti.ali *2 4' im 5 19 -un <*h.M non 7 btt am 1 |an nd li* 6 55 |Mi Lv liruiiMK k Ar flrunawicll It* tween Hr* * * k n6s am $ ‘s* pin Jr-up ... 6.5 pm - J k mivtii< ... f$ pm Connect ion# ut l.*i Tampa with l*en* ln#ulsr iii.t id* irtal him r;s i svin for K**y W*#t and iinvuna iloafflTa Thur* ! • v isl $ • m Call at Ticket Ofli for further infor mation J. 11. rnUii MI’P T T A . WARD CLARK Cl \ Tl k**t Aaent. D** Boto ||nt<d Rhone 71 B W WRKNN Rnigrr Tr -ffir Man nirrr. Hivtnmih, Os %GEORGIA ihrcsy Schedule Fffc tly# Fept 1A Tialo# oi tlv * at and depart from Central Htatlon. \Ve#t Rrosd. foot >f IJh4Tty street ffifh 51 • ritii tn Tiir< on* hiir al*wec th*n city lime Lea vs |i Ha\mnah: Bavannah; Aiiffttatri Mit tu AtlntM.| ** 45.im Covinx oi), MilS4Hitev!!|e *6 00pm land ail Intermeiiiate |Mlnt#( JAiijruNta M icon. Allitnl i. lAthene, Mominoicrv 4Nvj 00pm Itimhui*. lilrminghain Am- *6 onm |erlcu#, Kufauia nnd Troy.) topin' |V>vcr Acnanmodalion ?tT 4kam ?2 t#)fm Guyton Dinner Train. Jt4 50ptn •Dally tKx *rpi Bundsy. HKTWriiN SAVANNAH AND TYIUSK.' 75th meridian *t fltavannah city tlma LF*A VK HA VANN AII. Morakix •oil> 6.25 a tu Dally except Moivlay SJO a m Dally $.60 p. tn. L.KAVE TYBBE Mntiday only 7IS a m Dally except Monday 10:2$ a m. Dally 530 p. m. oni.e UMi* made at terminal |*olnt# with all tralha Northwest. West anl Houlhwecrt Hl*-plrqj cm . on nlaht train# between Savannah ami Au*uida, Mi on, Atlanta and itirminanam I’arlor nim on 4l ly train# between Ha- VHimali. M-44. Hand Atlanta. lor cocnp!et4* Inforiimilon, achedulea, ratev and < otinrrliotM, a|*ply to VV (i. HRI4VYI9H, City Ticket and Pai#- enycr Axent. 107 Roll street or W It McINTYItK, Depot Ticket A##nt. J c II AILI;, General I’lih uf:*. r Agent. K II 111 NT* iN. Traffic Manager. THEO. D, KialNF, Qen Huperintandenl, B iv.mnah. Ga. /jSSHj^VESTIBUUp [lM |TE D Double Daily Service The ehort Itnr U Norfolk. Waalitiigialt, ltalilmorc, hiUuikiiihl,, NVw Vork and the l ast. Aftltl VAI, OK TRAINS FKt >M No 37 North hikl Ka ■ 600 am Na. 13 penmark end laeal Hta *‘""e !3nam No U North a tut ICeat . ... ....... 12 to pm No 41 J i kwinvlll, on.l Florida... 16t pm No 73 M'uitpmi.ry ond Weil 8 36 Pm No 74 Helena aid 1.,al I‘olnta... *45 an* N'u to Jackaonvlilc and Florida...ll £0 pm DKPARTCRF. OK TRAINS Foil No. 77 Jacksonville atul Florida... 6 oa am No 31 J.-. keonvllle and Florida 13 11 tan No 44 Nw York and Ka,l I 6k [on No 34 Itenmurk and AuguM* 3 66 pm No 71 M.wtKomery and Went 7 36 am No 73 liclena and lx‘nl Hlnlion, 6 #1 pm No. >i N. t* York and ICnat 11 6 pm Maanlflr. tit rullman bufT.-i a pi tut oar aervlca to \Vahta|4tun, H.iltirnore. I’hila d’ lphla art*l NVw Vork. also lo J tekaon* Villa and Tamiai IHnlng car* from Savannah lo II iralat and 1(1. InnorMl to New York Ilulf.-i parlor cara Savannah to M>l goniery. For additional Information apply to Tlckrl nffl-f. Hull and Uryan airr>ta. I’honr 3H "■ ’,<• hltther. May corn . loncd up and May art:- V'O I ,'' Improved I hov l-Inc, at Ihr (loan w**ri hut little rhind from Saturday, . The Icadlnir future* rancid a follow*: ii|a>nlnc lllßheai larw*at.('lotn*. Wheat. No 3 De,. ... TONdiT'i’j 7'd, 70'7W4 7'*7na, Jan ... 7<**7l 7K4 70% 70%7t May ... 7JH4171 71*, 73% 73*4 Corn. No *~ |>er rdv|36% 3S', 064% 16% M% Jin 44% mi 34% 16 98*4 May ... X 13*% 4%*)>4 X 3tt%ft.*4 oat,. No 2 !>ec .71', 3l 1 fX21% 7>% *l% May 33% 23k*|i33% 73% 73% Me,* Fork, per oar re I Jan 111*7% 111 46 111 r, s||S7% May II 3% 11 87*4 11 *7*4 11 83% laird, per loi pound- Pe. *B7*. 7 03*4 97% 4 *7% Jan 8 76 *n 6 73% 7J May <83% 85 6 80 ( Bt% Short Rlb per *'<> iw.'nd,- Jan *l6 li irj May *73*4 *23% *25 Caah (piotnllon, ere a, f llow,: Flour dull and rur ally No. .1 -prime wheat. 7tS 70*. No. 3 red. 71*4477(4 No. 3 com, *4.l*%r. No. 3 yellow. 3*%c No. 3 oat*. m/ZJ'.r; No 3 while No. 1 while. :i%CrK No 3 rye. 4*%c. Fair to eholee moltinc tiarley. sAr67r. No. I tla*- .. and I -I . No 1 N" ■ tern. 11.41%. Prime timothy **>!. 14 i<rt . M en pprk. Jll OSIIII% la*rd, per lr*l ivhuul,. 17 Mt 7.03%. Short rlt>, eldre. loov. 1*60417.00. Dry’ aalied ahouMera. boswd. 6%f%c Short clear elder, bosed. *> , u*S4i, \Vhl ky. Iw*l* Of hlkh wince. 81.37. Suar*. cut loaf. 8 lie; granulated. 5,<3F. c infect loner •’A." 6 65c; off A. 6.40'. vlover. contract grade. IIO.W. ••It Cared Vic.” "OraYbeard broke up rhetimatlim on me.” ,ays Mr. (-'ha* Thomaa, th* Jew eler on Whitaker street. "And put me in bttar health than I have enjoyed In a lona lime." Take Greybeard Pills for that dluy feeling—l.d>*c appetite, and foiinw ll up with a bottle of Orayireurd. It 1* all you need, lie*pe* I'rug Cos., sole prop*., Sa vannah, Ua.-aU. 11