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FINANCIAL and commercial I ulTO* TRADE I.DOKIAU IOR- H IH o TO GOVEHSfMENT REPORT. c.nrral Belle* I* That the Bn rrau'n tot ton < rap EMlanlr Will linlllnh—4 nndltlon# In po( tail aprrnlnlltt Rnrkrta I urhauged, ml for Cotton (onllnnn Llffht— Spirit* Rail at *Mi <• After the i’|iit—Lnrnl anal Telrgrwph le Market*. The Morning News Office, Kiurday. Dec. S. T\'h n the cotton ttade antDlpatea with r t i tntercnt Jut now In the goretn , t s urcau repaid, which will be given \: raliy fit 1! o'clock. The tnoa cl j rafiort wOl <lO ibtleea be par i:u arly , , m because It will give tho aver ondltlon of the crop at a time when ttirre la .onsklerable variance among the t it.- an to whal tho season's production . ' The general belief Is that tha rar- rt will be bullish. . , in rs In > th the spot nnd specula* , p n.urk< ta remained unchanged to-day. g,, ~.n.ih clofed quiet, w ith no dem nd f sequence, and sales of a small lot t , ~ !.,| G<,oal ml .dllng. f. o. b., was cf- I , around 9 U-l*c to * 13-l*e. with the ... ul! q ug,n, and business on a very email acale. i !s „ spirits turpentine market clo-ed , ,iy at S>%c, and dropped after the of f toning to 28%e, at which factors I, go quite freely. Hoslna ruled steady ~ i- and above, mid Arm ae to I and p. Tne wtiolerale markets c.o#*-d se pt snd steady. Stocks closed off In le , i to the Increased depression caused pi the weak bank statement. The fol ia# resume of the different tn.rketa *li -now the rone and quotations at the do in to-day: CtIITOS. cotton market cloaed quiet, with , on the spol of S3 bales The situation ■, n the main featureless The demand j, i reported o he slow, with litttle In fer cotton. This does not seem to di ,rb holder*, however, who Ore still r. oriel to be holding nrmly The day's r . pis w.re 6.965. agalne: 5,941 last year, tr VOS year before last. ;i following were the official spot quo. u ..ns ai the close of the market at the . ExehAOffa to-day: ["This - Last i day. | year. i. vwl middling '■*% 7% M.ddliug 9*4 l* 1 * L roiidl r.g 9% 6’ irk : quiet, sales. 33 S.’ annah Receipts, Exirta and Stocks R- • ij.ts this day •** r, ta this day last year 5 Ml T Is lay yeor before last s** R. p.pis sln.-e Sefcl. 1. 1U *98.931 f.n - lay last year 64* 299 B o k op hir.d ihla day 136.619 Same lay last year 147.085 Receipts and Stock* at the Port*— Re vlpts this day 50,150 Rees:j,if, this day last year 34.191 K elpi* this day year before last.. 39.197 T.'tal rec* pt* since Sept. 1. 18W... ,3,?u2 073 g-me t.me last year 3.399.474 Year before last 4.795.83S S k at all port* to-day sll,7S* 8< same day last year 1.092.962 I Movements at Other Ports: , -ton—Quiet: middling, ?%■:; net re ■ * , 1 133. gross receipts. 15.332. stock 381.444 V * teens—Steady: middling. Sll-ldc: r.-i i ,'tpls. 17,396; gross receipts. 17,395, * , stock. 399.477. M . Nominal. middling. 7-16 c; net t. up!.- 1.751. frtai receipts, 1.751; stock, ,■ t Nominal: middling. 9%-; ret rr 774; gross receipts, 774; stock. \ in. i cion—Firm, middling. 9'„c; net i •■tp!f 719; gross receipts. 719; atocc. 1* 946 v. Norfo.k Steady; middling *,<•; net r -5 637. gross reeelpie, 2,637; sales. >' a, 37,760. H i .more- Nominal: middling. 16‘V; Stock. 5,*q4. S'" York—Quiet; middling. 1"% ; net r •;! 935; gross receipts, 3,110. safes 114 *tnek. 56.315. Dull; klllWltng IR4 . n< t W* reip:*. 1.835. gross receipts. 3.6*6. Phtla phla QHt ■. n|dd I . ' : ■ nai r* -ipts, IP. gross receipt*, 111; stock. 4154. Iti..-i, <>la—Net receipts, 1.616. gross. 1,- (g,; I'i ly Movements at Interior Towns: Quiet; rnlddlli g, s-v. net re *• i-'s 3.022; gross receipts. 2.337; sale*. Ml -toek. 54,559. Memphis—Quiet; middling. 9%: net re "*l; ■ 3 543: gross re eipts, 5.154; sale*, stock. 124.453. *1 Louis—Quiet: middling. 9%c; net re e* ic- 1,901; gro-e receipts, 7.013. stock. 9, 716 :nn!i—Quiet. middling. 9 T *c; net re -1 c'- 2.316; gross receipts, 2,316; sglet. * stock. 10,593. H 1-ton—Quiet; middling. 9*c. net re- I' • voli, gross receipts, 9.005; stock l ii-vllle—Firm; mld*llmg. 9 7 ,c. Kxporta of Cotton This Day: ‘.vision—Coastwise, 5.221 New Oilcans—To Grea: Britain. 31.940, '■i nent, 1.900; coeslwise. 6,334. il. ;le—Coastwise. 506. rrolk-Coastwlse. 1,450. i" w York—To Great Britain. 3.934. ■ m e. ioo; continent, 1.961 • '.in—To Great Britain. 9.130. i a.-ola—France, 1,616 i. foreign exports from all ports this • To Great Britain. 44.0)4. to France. ’■ to the continent, 3.961 il foreign export# since Sept l. 1900— 1 ut Britain, 1.401.265: io France, 305.- ! --the continent, 95i).'i72. ■ tie-ton, 8. C.. Inc. 9—Cotton n-ml ■des, none; middling 9'ic asked. 9BA IM.IM) C4Tl<>\. ■ t the lower prl es there 1* a marked ■' , ovemaid Ir Wea l*land cotton t a llr.g. ‘" ace the elos ng of the w> ek lasi Frllay 1* e-tlmated that con Idenble sales l ■•• h-en m-de. approximating I.bn s i I'.n the den. nd such aa to prom If* llb el sale for the present week. Buyer* *'d facto:* have apparently come to a* to the trading hast-. Rules of * round lot we e reported this Monday. *' ! - about as follows: 1 vtra choice Florida* 22 Ij2-’4 * '■ > Georgia* 30’srdl J ra rhoi r * * o<orßria ...IS <fl ... * flfif OKiriflAi 1* ... 1 ;no GtorgUa 17 9 ••• and Ft i *9o^o. j lpt past week T 2.102 4.170 :'P rt- fast week ; 1.05! 1.77S • : lds season i 33 707 46.795 )* • past week 1.M3) 4.451 ■n hand M.Stt 21.490 COTTtIN FI TANARUS! RES. ■he Closing Qnlrl With Prices In < hnnci fl lo I Ip. *■ ' Vork. Urn:. 2.~Th cotton mark** * “ti.i y witii price's unchanged to 1 nti ami infiintalned a •<<?<!>’ • N n all -the forepart of h* fusion. :;| llcn startad In with of • ima Vim, but before the cloae of the a hour lad dwindled down to th* aver * b®*t profrsslimal int<TChonsre. ■U competent to klif up tit'* uual °f the eituatkkn, looxw anti shorts • unable to reach definite conclusions arum* Monday's government report. ■fte cable* reflected au indlfTcrcna re- MURPHY t CO., INC.. Boarq of Tiade Building. Bavannab. Prtvat. leased wires direct to New York. Chicago and New Orleans. COTTON, STOCKS AND GRAM. New York office. No, 61 Bnaidway. Offices in principal cities throughout <he Roulh WrWe for oui Marks: Manual and bo< k con:aln<ng tn.nuctlons for '.radere sponae by Liverpool to yesterday's weak ness here and led to bn-k covering by room -Is-m. The for.lgi, Interest bought January and M.r h i>n the longs so’d for proft:*. Investment business Im portance failed to m.tk .ts appearance. 8p markets were about steady, but buyers held aloof for prospective conces sions. Soon after 11 o'clock the market ad vanced to a level eight to ten points above last nig In's cloa.ng or. a wave of covering, but later eased off under realising and room selling oti th** reacllot ary theory- Th "markit closed quiet with prices net unchanged to 4 poirv.s higher. KLtTTI AT1099 IN Ft Tt niiS. New York. Dec 9—Cotti n future, open ed steady and closed quiet. Price* as fol lows: * Open. High Loot j Close. January i9 <3 9.76 9631 963 Febiuary ....| 959 962j9 58 | 9.59 March |9 53 6.59 : 952| 953 April | 9.47 , 9.50 | 9.69 j 9.69 May 9.43 j 9.49 , 9.42 | 9.43 June ; 9.39 |9 14 9.37 | 9.40 July j 9.35 9.43 935| 9 r August | 9.13 j 9.18 ! 9.13 j 9.13 8-ptember ...| .... | 8.47 | 847 848 December ...| 9 72 j 9.78 , 9 70 | 969 LIVERPOOL (OTTOS MARKHT. Liverpool. Dec. 8. —S;Kt. quiet: pr; er. easier: Atnerloin middling, fair. 7. IS 16d; good middling. SVU mldd'lng. 7. V-321. ■ow middling, 5 11-SM: K‘> *d ordtt.gry. 3 3-32*1. ordinary. 4 27-32d. The sales of th* day are estimated at 6"00 bale* of which 500 were for ape'u.ation and exp vt and Included 5 3i/> Amerl an Rece |>:f 14.000 bales. Including 2.6 bale* Ameri can. Futures opened quiet and clorel quiet and steady; AmTloan. .ow middling clause. December. 5.25d skiers. De cember-Januart, 5.22d buyers; January- February, 5.20d buyers; February-M ir h, 51*56.19d buyer*. March-April. 5.15f15.iri value; April-May. 5 131 buyers; M y- Jut.. 5.101i6 Ud buyers: June-July. 6'>sd buyers, July-August. 5.03d buyers, Au gust-September, 4 33d buyers. NEW ORI.F. 9N9 1 OTTOS MARKET. New Orleans. Dec g-Colton fu u es quiet and steady. December . 9 46;9 48 April 9 4'R9 43 January ....9.436f9.44 May 9 Fehruary .. 9 429.41 June 9 J9q9 41 March 9.43 ) 9.43 July 9.396J9 4" COTTON LETTERS. New York, Dec. 8 —Murphy A Co- say: Cotton In Liverpool declined l-33d on epots. and 2-6 M oil futures, which v .est than eipect'ii in view of the loss here yesterday, after the publication of the weekly come in eutht. This mark ruled tlrmer at about 6 punts' advance or. rather general buying. The bureau re port due Monday is expected to have *oni- Influence on the market next week ft will be bullish if under 9.7#0,*>, and bearish If over those figures The condi tion of the cotton goods, market seems to justify American manufacturer* In oo.i tinulng the liand-to-mouth purchases of otton. particularly while Southern holl ers expect prices above the parity of terminal market*. From api<earjnce of tne market during the past day or tw w‘ are Inclined to think tiial some Infor mation has been given out regarding the gqvernnietit report as th* N*w York and New Orleans local hull* have been principal sellers or at least they were supposed to be. consequently we ere in 11111*9 to ai.tielpete rather bearish govern ment report. There we* one or two at tempts to Improve prices to- lny, but the buying demand was not sufficient to a a sorb offers, resulting In closing about the lowest for the *<eslou. January opening at 63. selling up to 70. and closing at 63 Estimated port receipts. 30.000. against 34. 191 last year. New Orleans expects Mon day, 17,000 to 19 mo, agu.nst 11.577. Hous ton expects Monday, 16.300 to 17.503, against 8,620. New York. Dec. 7.—Hubbard Bro* & Cos. say: A slow market ha* resulted from tne decline In Uverpool and the easier Southern markets reported yesterday af ternoon At the decline the market lias lioen quiet with the offerings absorbed by resting orders, which have been In tn* hand* of commission houses for some tme Isical trader* have been disposed C> buy |>endlng the developments of th bureau report on Monday and expected to l>e of a hull sh tenor Transactions have been upon a limited scale as the move ment Is heavier than an:lelpated earlier In the week The decline In Liverpool Is reported due to more offerings from the Southern interior markets. The dominant factor Is the forthcom. |ng bureau report cm Monday. Europe 1* also watching for It* appearance, and the markets et home and abroad show pr" parntton* of the trade to be with a smad Irterest on the short side at least et th* time of Its issue. New Orleans recovered fiom the weakness of yesterday, send ng buying orders on the arbitrage Receipt* FI A %At I % L. ; F.‘ A. Rogers & Cos. L® I H6C099089KD • BANKERS. BROKERS >nd DEALERS IN ( Stocks, Cotton, ; ; Grain and Provisions < Jt* HIGH GRADE jtjt INVESTMENT SECURITIES , | . CASH OR OR MARGIN •• • < I Hiogrsr RsrraEsers iso CerniT J I WHfe tr I? Kiklrt " .4.4 TFT r 4.V8 . . . ( I . ,'CBBTAISTT IS HVVCULA Tt OK ” ( 11 will pey you to get out tern.# ( > O* •nd jAjiecial quotation ©ervice 33 WALL STREET < New York ( JACOB BERRY & CO. 81 l-.Miih.Rd *)F THE COKBOLJDATED STOCK EXCHANGE. ÜBTAULIHHED I*>A 41 and 16 Broadway, Xtw York. BTOCKB. BONDS. GRAIN. COTTON. Strictly a comndaelon house, working In the interea:* of our clients and exf' u:lng al: orders up n the exchange., fl'h.l for oar new bo k laser thing morket move ment*. el:o flue a ion sheets and Mark*: Report*. Control-"* ten 1-16. FREE. FREE. "The Sfoekboldrr'e Record” for *lx men the. a .rrtal, |rer la.ited In Ihe In terest of tho." who desire to Invert In *IB -dgd dividend baying mining STOCKS urrt rh*>*" that are ab" it to en ter th" dividend IIS'. WRITE FOR DF CEMBFR tSSI'E *' once *o mnkr -of o ' .Ir lev a "'i n. 'h* e 'Mon I- limited *w Broodway. New YorlL JOHN W. DICKEY. Stork nl hoad Broker* AtGtkTA, GA. Writ© Dr Lie*. THE MORNING NEWS: SEN BAY. DECEMBER t>. 11*00. et the Interior towns w*pe full, with Houston'" estimate for. Monday showing double the movement of last season. Out. *1 1 Investment orders were lacking though yesterday s sellers were n be not ■ I a* buy. r. Th* general disposition Is to await further <l*i depments though tho movement checks outside buy ing l>lt V 1,1111111. New Tork. Dev. 8 —The week closes with a quiet gen"r.tl market. In stape cotton* the demand I* moderate an I l' l • i are unchange I. Fan y prints quiet, staples tn steady rqu* st ands -me line* of r.d* tending upward Glnghim* firm, but quiet Print cl iht dull hut price* firm Cotton yarns are ve y Irregular, with more pressure to sell than a week ago- Woollen atid worsted yarns lull and easy. VIA AL ITOHM. Saturday. Dec 9 SPIRITS TERPENTINE—The turpeti tin- ni irket opened rtrnt to-day a< 38V, to 3A",r. wfth sales of 533 casks at these t rice*, and cloaed steady at S**c. with further sales of lift. The demand was fair most of the day, though there w.is a fall ng off toward the cloe.ng, when little Inquiry wa? reported for supplies. After •he closing the marki* yielded, and sup plies were reported to be plentiful at 38',c. with factor* letting go quite generally at this price. The day s recelpls were 1.318, and the exports 1.313 ROSIN—The rosin market opened rath er rregular to-dav The only change In quotations we* a decline of 5c on I, K □nd above ruled steady, while I and be low ruled firm The sale at the openlr.f ca l were 4.396 barrel* Whatever trading was a- lie the balance of the day was un derstood to lie at quotation*. The demand wat moderate The day's receipts were ' and the exports 8.217. Prices as fol lows: A, B, C J! 30 I |1 V. D 13 " K 165 E 1 40 M 17# F 1 45 N 31" 0 1 SO W Q 2 50 H 1 55 W W 253 Receipt* Saturday— Pplrlts Rosin. f R R IS3 806 8. F &\y 371 1.939 8 A . L 714 2 278 Exports Saturday— C R R week various fd erl 8, F At W., week various.... 65 300 8 A L . wsek. various A36 Ital hk Bl’scmlo, Genoa 1,200 3 010 Aust. bV B andlna P Trieste. .. 4 9no Naval Stores Statement— Spirits Rosin. Stock April 1. 190" 2 197 142 W 6 Receipts to-day 1.218 5.023 Receipts previously 29* 6*7 749,875 Total eince April 1 30C 106 97 404 Export* to-dsy 1 315 8.347 Export? previously 262.543 746.373 Exports since April 1 —363 858 734*3" Stork on hand to-dev 38 244 162,784 Stock last year 32 839 192.aU Charleston. 8 C. Dec. *-Turpn!lne firm. 88c. Rosin firm, unchanged. Wilmington. N. C Dec 8 —Spirit* tur pentine. nothin* doing, receipt*, 49 evsks. Rosin Arm; 3! 3W1.25; receipts. 285 bar rels. Crudn turpentine, steady; 11 4" and J 2 10. re -eipts, 149 barre e. Tar steady; 61.4". receipts. 436 barrels. N-w Or.eans. Dec. S.-H-relpts. roetn 0; turpentine 57. Exprrte, Belfast, rosin, 75*. barrels. FI A AAt I %L. MONEY—Tho tkmand fairly up with th© aupply. KOHEICJN EXCHANGE Market barly lay©. Il.kf 7 * ninety daya, 14 79*% . franca. Fori© and Havre, sixty daya, Bwl*. aixty day?, ft. 24 1 ). lU-lgl in. 5.24, murk©, sixty day©, 94; ninety day©. 93Si. DOMESTIC EXCHANGE - Steady; banks are buying at 1-16 JU-oint and selling ©a follow anJ under. 10c pre mium. I2j to SOU, Ik premium. ftjO t- 1100 a*- premium. SIOO to 12 u 25c praialum. sji to fl.OOo, It premium; SI,OOO mn<\ over, 7 5c |er M j>remium. BECI'RITIEB--The South appeATß to ncll.rg Central ©ccurltle©, Newr York ivirtles buying them. ©lock©. Hid. Atk. Augusta a:.<l B*v nnah R R .. HO llv % Atlanta and Writ Point do 6 per cent, certlrti ate© lo* Augusta Factory *4 M Cl!Uen•’ Bank 135 ... < hat ham Bank -11 l 113 Chatham R E. A I. Cos.. A 37 M do do B M G? Fagle and Phoenix Mfg Cos 102 165 Edison Electric Ilium. Cos 107 110 Enterprise Mfg. Cos 160 103 German la Rank 131 ... ileorgla and AUbAma 2<t 2* Gtofgi.i Raileoad, common 216 219 Granltevil!© Mfg Cos J P. King Mfg Cos 162 106 Lane lev Mfg. Cos lift 11 Merchnnf© Nat'onal Hunk 115 lift National Rank of Savannah 133 137 Oglethorp Saving© and Trust ...112 113 People** Sivlne© and Loan I°l irfl B©aboar4. ommon 11H do pr©l©rr*d 29 30 Southwestern Railroad Cos 110** 111 Savannah Ga Light Cos 24H ® l a Southern Rrk 15A W) Savannah Rank and Trust 117 Sltdey Mfg. Cos.. Augusta K* ft* Savannah Brewing 103 165 Honda. Rid Ask Char., Cos! & An* l*t s*. 1899....W9 UO Chat. A Gulf R R 3 per cent, I*l mortgage 104 Atlantn city 4*. 1923 197 168 Augusta ct:y 4*. 1917 106 19 do 4Uj*. 1925 HI rio 7*. 1909 197 do 6*. IMS ...122 Ala Mid. sa. Ind'd 1928 M A N ’OD# 1"!4 Ai'g'iafa Factory, 0 per rent , 1*15.111 113 Brunswick A Western 4*. 1938 . 93 ft C, It R. A Banking collateral s*. 95 .. C. of G l*t mnt*. s*. 1965 F . * A tt* 121 C. of Ga. con. ss. I*ls, M AN 9* 99 C. of Ga. let Income*. 1945 5*54 M‘x do 2nd Incomes 17 18 31 If me*, 1945 * • C iff O, (M G. A A. Dtv.) 5* 1917, J©A J 97 98 C. of ir (Eaton Branch). 6*. 1W J. * D 99 City A Suburban R. R lrt 7* ..11" ... Columbus Cl-y 3*. 1901 197 Charleston chy 4*. 1909 1) W 2 Eagle A Phoenix Ml 1. 6*. 1928 108 110 ISd.Mm Electric Ilium n itlt.g 9*,.US I < • , A’ • ■. t"3 Georgia Ral'r-wd 6s. 19.0 115 I*7 G. ■. * I > I A J E3 114 (Jeorrta A A.ab.ma Ist Hr. 1943 1 6 I'7 Georgia Bate SH*. DS". J A J...U0 112 do |l,*. '.913. M A N. 10* 107 do 44*. 1913 119 120 Macon city 6s, 1910. J A J. ....116 118 do 44*. quar.. Jan 10* I*o Ocean Sfcamehlp ss, 1939 101 10* Savarnah city ss. quar. January ; • 110 ill do ss, quar., February, 19"9 l>*B 10954 South Carolina .tat* 44*. 1933 .117 U 9 S.bley Ml* Cos. 9*. I*oß loutk Bound fig **H I<4 S., F AW, gen. mt'g" 6*. 1934. .12' 196 do do let s*. gold, 1984 IM 114 do 81. John Dlv„ let 4a. lklt ... 96 96 WEEKLY HIMt STATEMENT. N- w Y rk De-. 8-Th" weeklv state nt-nf of averagei of the associates! bank* show*: Lxme, 88"6 442.50 Ti; lncrea**d, 81.941.666. Depoaltak IKI tt,?.#-; .Increased, $3.366.3!>' Circulation 8J0,*07.9n: decreased. 162,M0. lorgal tenders. 858.157 999: a- reoaed. It.- 918,500. Hpecle, 1162804.490: derreased, 14.- ntO.WI). Total reserve*. 8229K2.399; de creased, 16.096 I'*'. Reserve required, 121'-.- 261,175; decreased, 8841.33". Rurplu* rc gerve. 83.76U3. decrejge-1. 85 164 35". New York. Dec I-Money on cell, steady at 44 per cent. Prime mercantile jwper. 41,5(5 per cent. Starling exchange nominal, with actual business tn backer*' bilis, at 84 86i, for demand, and at 84 81S for sixty days, ix>*tel rate*. 84.82 1 * end tt Bu. Commercial wi s. it *■ ,W 4 BH, Sliver certificates. 64u6i.- Bar silver. 64V-C. Mexican doliars ot'V State boisl- Inactlve; railroad bixidti easier; govern ment bonds strong 9TOc Kg AM> IIOMIR. 'Arab Hank Ristrsirnl I'.serled B*ur fhrr Depression. N*w York. Do<*. -Thriv wait rmy lll ti* active trading In Htock* 10-tlay and he chara t#r cf the market rrmamctl atx)Ul th? iaim a for ir*vcrai da> |Kt. Ten- Coal and some of tha other indua iriaU have b<Hii nt utcly di>sa!M-d during th6‘ week. co<Hii. ffrrrwh atai UTMitiM. Tcnn-sa*** Coal fell an vatraCDc 3S and rocov*r*l u i>oln(a tn nympaihy whh the U:e strength of :h* itiwl rroup Federal Storl Iwl rally and wan helped by talk of dividend distribution and of the adjuvttnent by agreement of th© diapoted |Hiin between th© great eteel cotnUnaltori©. Th© movement in price# in the gen rai ht waa a.ugghh throughout. Th weak bank Mat ©mewl had been er. accurately forecasted that It had Utile influence on th© trading If anything, price* were a lirtb- hewer.after th© etate nit-nt on uiklng of btar profit* and In sympathy with th >liarp rally in th© ateel rlaa k but there : no change in the opinion ihe€ the emtirg in two of the email urpluv reaervee at thle pertotl ie a %eriou phaae of the outlook from a •perillative standpoint. The continued interior demand for money i rcirirded an a striking evidence of huaine#* activity ©ml pro©perit> However. It will Inter fere juM aa 11T actually with the purpoae* of peraon who are holding sto k.- on mar gin with borrowed monay. The reported p\n;>ope of the Treasury Department to aril ipite th© p>m©nt of over S6.ut)O.OCO of January gove nment In terett did not relivve en im©nt o any exterit, ae experience how* that this manner of relief i* ctimoeraome and el w in making fun*ia nvailahe to the open money mirkat. Even in the atungent money market &S Uat fall holder# f gov e/nmtnt bond* were slow to th© Interest offered by the government In ad vance of coming due. The coming ye.tr ly MKtleinrnts tor which the pre >ratl >n haa already rommen>-el Involve th© dis bursement of a larger sum of taoney than ever before in the history of the country. The bualnets m bonds on aeveral day* dtiring the week ha# rleen above the level of the dealings in the active ©took mar ket after election, but Ivia at n*- time reached the high level of the January, ISS*9, period. The buying was m>r** or le## apeculative and wan specially ll ect ed to contingent Interest bonds and Jun ior iaaua. Gl.t-e ige and high-grade uomla are quiet. United States refunding 2* de clined l per eent.. old 4s *4 new 4s % and 3# and 1* >3 under the call price of a week ago. The total sales of stocks to-day were Jhl.vo share©, including Atchison. 7.OU>; Atchison prefer;ed. 9.100; Erie. 5.900. Er © flrst prefer.er. 11.000; Loui vi 1© and Naan vide. 6.l*''. Missouri Paclrtc. 6.000; North ern PacMlc. . Reading first preferred, 6.700. Bt. Paul. 7.00 h; Boutnern P.iciflc. 10.- y); Bout hem Hallway, 9,4*i0. Union Pa cific. 10.100; Bme ting, 6 800; 8 eel and Wire. 6,80n. Tobacco. 9.100; Brooklyn. 9.100; Con tinental Tobacco. 6.7W1; Fed© al Bteel. 36,- , People's O-t*-. v*. H'igari 10 Ten nessee Coal and Iron, 19.800. * New York Stock List. Atchison .. *54 do pref 2I T . do pref 83‘, sVheel. A L B F’ Balt A Ohio 784. 0 O ;<j pre f ....26’, Can Pac. . BV, sVl*c. 4’en 11 Can Sou . 58 ; , Third Avenue .1144 Ches A Ohio . 36 ,B. A O. pref... M-. C. Ot. W It', Natl. Tube .... Ol 1 # C„ B A Q .134’, (Jo pref ltd C., I A L 23 1 , Am. Copper 9i do pref 565, Adams Ex IM C. A E. 1. ... 9*4 American 16" C. A Nw 169 'Fulled Stoles .. 59 • R I. A P 113-. Welle Fargo 133 C. C. C. A 8t Am Cot 0i1... 804 IjOttl* 6*(. do |wef 96 Col. Sou 7 'Am Malting ... 4', do Ist pref .. 425,' do pref 25’, do 2d pref ... 17 ,Am 8 A II .. 53’, De, A llud 113 do pref 954 D. L A W !2 |Am Spirit* ... 2 D. A R. ! .. 25 | do pref . If do pref 79*, Am Steel Hoop. 271, Erie IO 1 . do pref ........76 do let pref .. 46 Am e 4 AW. .. 42' ’(lt. N pref. .1774 do pref 81, Hocking Coal .. IS Atn. Tin Plate. 44’, Hocking V 38' j do pref >7 Illinois Pen. .123 Am Tobacco ..l3’, loivu Cen 194 d*> pref 135 do pref 64", Ana MJn. Cos. .47 L E A W. 335,'8r00k R T .. 7S do pref 105 tool. F. A I. .. 61’, Lik" Shore .211 iCont. Tob 32 , L. A S 624 do pref' 984 Manhattan L. .l(/7’4iF*deral Steel ..51 Met. Bt. By. .164*,. and pref 76 , Mex Cen 124i'a"n. Elee 169 . M. A St. L. .. 94 : i|Oiuoo*e Sugar . "25, do pref 99 , do pref 166 Miasouri Pac. .. 59Vt Intern Paper . 224 Mobile A Ohio. 4" 1 , do pref 73 M. K. A T .. 13’, Laclede Gas ...09 do pref 374 Nall. Biscuit .. 3*4 N. J C 1644 do pref 9" N. Y. O 141 s * Natl. Lead ..18', N. A W 414 ‘lo pref 924 do pref 8 Natl Steel .... Si North. Pac. ... do pref 9s do pref *IN,N. Y. A B 164 Om. A W 25 North Am I*4 Or* Hy. A N.. 42 Parifle Coa*i ... 57 do pref 76 I do l*t pref B5 Pennsylvania ..141’,; do 2.1 pref .. 65 Itea.llug 2" f4elite Mall . .. 43 do Ist pref . 6.74P*op>'e Das 97 l * *lo 2d pref .. . 3D, Pressed 8. C .. 48 , ILo G. W 65 | do pref 82', do pref 93VPU.I Pal C. . JOO St. L A 8 F . U*,B RAT 5 do lt pref ... 7.V, Augar .. .......1254 rto 2d pref . 49 I do pref Ill"-, gt. L-. He. ... ll’, Teon. ■£'. A I. .. <7’, do pref .77 U. 8. 10-ather . 12% 8t Paul do pref 74 do pref m-, U. 8 Rubber ..25'. St. p A 0 1A do pref 78 Sou. lac 404 Western Union . 82 Sou. Hy 17 iH. I. A 8 1"', do pref 96% do pref 64', Tex A Pac. ... 26 P. C. C. A St. Union Pec 70% Lnil* 67 d-> pref B", Con. Ga*. ......187 35 abash 3% Bond*. L'.‘ 8. 2* ref 1 M A o 4* 6< 4 ,eg 104*; Adorn# Ex 4*.. 104 '* do COtip ■■ ■ 165 N. Y. C. let ..110 do S-. re* ..10&4.V. J C. G 3*. 127‘4 do 2a. t< up 1694 Norm. Poc. 35.. 7054 do n* w 4a, reg 1275, and" 4* l')s do new r 4. c'p.l37', N. Y* , C. A Bt. do old Is reg .114% Loul* 4* 1674 do oil Is, c p 115 v, N. A 55'. C. 4# 994 do 3*. reg ...112%,0re. Nav. 15t..111 do 3*. ,<>np. 112’, do 4s 162', D. of C. 3 63*. .124'*: Ore. 8 L 6..129H Atcb., gtn 4* ..MSI# do con. 3s —117% do edit. 4s kv, ltca,ir gen 45.. 915, Con Sou. i* ...109%iRio U. 3V. let. .16# j C. ot Ox. con |BE L. A t. -M. $g 97% con 3# 113% do let Inc. V.’Bt. L. A 8. F. do 2d Inc 17'. g.n. 9s 129 C A O 4'# . 163% fit. Paul eon 176% do 5# 126% 81. P.. C. A P. C. A Nw. C. 7*.139% I*l 119% C A Nw 8 F St. P., C. A P. l**b. 5# ......118 | 5n .. 122 cnl Ter 45... It'iSou. Pac 4* ..’’l’i Col Bou la SIS Bou Ry. 5* ...113 D. A H O 4*. 161% 8 It. A T 9a... 76 Erl" Gen. Is 8"*, T. A P. l#t . . .111 F. 35 A D. C. do 2d 76 1,1 77‘el'nlon Pac. 4c 107% Uen. Elec. 5* .139%'Wab##h I*l ...115% lowa Cen. let. 115% do 2d 1% L. A N u. 4e 10O>- Wine. Cen % l*t.. 8714 M. K AT. 2d. 7H Va. Cen! *4 do 4* *>% Seaboard Secorllli*#. Baltimore. !>#<• A—Seaboard common. 13# 11%. Be* hoard preferred. 3 ‘drt*% Bon<'s 4a, 72 I V2-%. New York, Dec. *.-Standard Oil 783% 725. Southern Railway. Trains Arrive and Derwrt Savanna" on toih MsrlilDn Time—One Hour Hlow-r Than Oily Time, fr-hedule In Effssl Nov 25. 1990 RT:Xi' _ f'5W?T 1 TO Tile’east | l - 'read up. ' No. 84 No M f H enna! Tin n N 12 5. jm 12 Am Lv Savannah Ar a Mam - .*.• (!.<>:• rn Timt ) 4 21pm 4 2xam Ar k.a kiilie Lv 3 (sum! ; OTpm 6 i>3pm 6 lu.,m Ar lalumiil* l.v > ->m .1 *in pm "4. 11l Ar Char lot le Lv i 9 6. pm x am 11 rißui A: N -r >.)lk~~ I.v! I99p* 12 Slam 1 ivpni Ar .’ Da i villa r . Lv,, 3 40,mii 4 Mam i"*in 6 p ln Ar~77rr.7rr.77T....7... Ri bmond Lv, 13 o;pm t; an.-n * 69*m 8 U|>m Ar ....'. Lyn. hburg .7~ l.v 3 J,.m ; kk'O* 4 3-Jni 5 .ijpni Ar Cnarlot ll■■vq||s l.v 2 Osixn.l2 M, m 7 83am s 3"i>n, Ar Washington Lv 11 16.n 95 pm 11 Kpm vr Balt'niars l.v 8 2.am * 2im 1! sam 256 mAr Hill drlpbU Lv 8 Warn 6p"i *‘■3pm 8 23am Ar N w York Lv 13 19am * -P'% * PO) 90pm \r Ho i. l.v loom No 86 , ~ XO THE NORTH AND W EST ~ I No 13 (Central Tlnw j II ?im lAr „ lirannah ....... Afjl® io.™ (Eavto: n Tim* 6 ."‘am ‘Lv CO umbla 28*m * 50nm Lv HparAinbmg L'" 9 '•P* l ' 12 10pm l.v Asheville *' Tl 1 4 02pm Ar Rot Bi-rlng# Ei 11 * ; ' ,m 7 30pni Ar .. Knoxville Uv * Sam 5 iO.im Ar Lexington Lv 10 JOn.n 7 45am Ar ClneinnaO *- v * OOpm 9 o"i>m Ar Hi Louis Lv * 7 oam Ar lavulsvllls Lvl 7 s*m All train* arrive sml depart (roin thoPtaUll Hvsiem IRUM. THROUGH CAR SERVICE, ETC. TRAINS 33 AND 14 DAILY. NEW YORK AND FLORIDA BXPREHH Vaotl bii’e,l Hmlteil (rains, s.ith I’ullman Drawing Room Hlaeping I'ars bsiws'n Havan n.,li anil N" I ~rk Conneota a( Washington with Colonial Esi*rs.s tor Hoaion. I'nllman Sleeping Cars lieiwsen Cfiarl .tte and Richmond and Charlntla snd Nor -Iv|k. Dining Cars Serve all niaal. between Hovsnnali ai *1 Washington TRAINS 13 AND 86 DAILY. THE UNITED STATES FAST MAIL V"*llbuld limited (rains, carrying Ful nun Drawing Room bleeping Car* between H.vm ab and New York Dink s Car. servo all meat* between Havaunoh and Washington Also Pullman Drawing Room HlsepUi. Cart between Savannah and Cincinnati, through AihevUl* and ' Th# Land Ol th# Sky.” For oomplste Inlormailon a# lo rale *cii*lul# ale., apply 8o F. 8 GANNON. Id V F. A G M J M CULP. T M, V A TURK. 0. P A. Washington. D C 8 H HARDWICK A*t Oen'l Pass Agent. Allan* G* R C. RI.ATTNER T.oket Agent. Plant Hy.ism Htaiion JAMES FREEMAN C P *T. A 141 Bull streal. Savannah Os Phone* 810 Murphy A Co.'s Slock Letter. N*w York. I>*" B—The generally unset lied tendsq'y of thtatnorntng'#Mo.'lt mar Kes was utlilbuiab,* lo a number of plain roust* Probably the most effective waa the common exiwetatton that the bank statement woul-1 fWjw a serious depletion In ihe banks' surplus reaervee. Th* very sharp break In Tenr.ca.re Coal and Iron was likewise effective in inducing selling th* remainder of h# session, and war natural that at Ihe end -*f the week of sagging prices there should be a general disposition to close out commitment on the Lug Side of the account. rnlshe-1 au irregular range of prices for American stork* und Ihe dealings here for fnri-.gn account were In very small vol ume. Asnlo from the expectation, held in regard to the liank statement th l re wa* little that appeared to enter Into specula tive calculations Ruoh routine new* aa came to hand, in- hiding the usual • ... trad" report#; made a gratifying showing, nut wa# a-corded scant attenthwi hi th" eroding The noted severe break In Ten nersev- t '■>*! and Iron w.va again referred to the gener.il a-t'ented Idea that the divi dend on the stock which 1* to be declared within w few weeks will be ordered at a reduction. There was also a notable sharp decline .ri People's Gas which was attrlbuesd to apprehension* of entagonl*6lc legislation at the next session of the Illinois Leg *!•- ture. The eevereel declines were #ll In the Indue#rials and among the spe, laltel*. American and fontlnemal Tobacco were both jiarOcUlarly weak Federal Btct-1 waa a comparatively flrni feature Ui the In dustrial quarter, but Amerl- ail Steel and Wit- reflected continued pressure Tl,e de cline* In the railway list were not partic ularly extensive and N>w York Central, tbhe Nickel Plate le*uee and Erie shares were comparatively Arm. The 'ruction slo- v* moved In line with the general mark- but were compara tively dull. Aa was the ■'*** yueterday the execution of slop-loss order# was ap parent In all quarter* of th market, a r.,ct oMrlbutlng u> th# weakness shown. Taken ns a whole, the Imnk atalemen* was a much more favorable showing than had lteen anticipated. The feature of the statement which at tracted moat a#tanlton waa the email In crease In loans as owing to the return tier, tn the past two week* of such large blocks of securities sold for foreign ac count It had been commonly expected that an Increase In Hull Hem of fully five times the amount ahown would have ap peared. MIICKLktMMIi MARKET*. Note—These quolatlon* are revised dally, and are kept as near a# possible tn accord with Ihe pravalllng wholesale flees Official quotations ar# not used ••■hen they d.sggree with Ihe price* whole *fl>r© a©k Country and Northern Prodocr. POI'LTHY—The market le ateedy Quo ta!! ns Broiler*. 306135 c per pair; had crown Mis"c; three-fourlbo grown. Sow •1" hens, 95#75c rooster*. SUgSoc. ducks. >oV7sc . on. jeGGS— Fre*h candied. 2>#24ci cold •tor age, 216f2tc. BUTTER—The tone of the market I* flrm Quotation*: Cooking 21c; Imita tions. 23- ; New York stale dairy, 36%c; ex tra Elgin*. 27c. I'HEEIE- Market firm. fency full crear.! cheeae. UHc for 1" to 22-pound av.regc; 28ft3''-pond average*. 12c. Early Vegetable*. IRISH POTATOES—Northern, Ji 9bjf2 "0 sack. ('APR 50F-sffir per head ONIONB-Yellow. In berrels. 82 2582 50. crate*. 9uc#tl 00; red. 82.28(82.24) Breadstuff. Hay and Grnln. FLOUR—Market •leady: patent, 81 il. straight. 18.85; fancy. $3 6:. family. 13.40. MEAL— Peor) per barrel. 12 50; per *<k, 81 15; city meal, per eack, boiled. 81.09; water ground. II 12%; city grit*, grok’. $1 15; fo-arl gnu. Hudnuu. per l>arr#:. 12 60. per sack, 81.2"; sundry brand*. 11.15 CORN—3*rket llrm. while. Job iot*. 62c; carload lot#. oc. mixed corn. Job Jot*. *uc, catload lot#. 58" RlCE—Market steady; demand good, fancy h ad. 6c; fancy, s%rt Prime * _ ood PdO‘l4 Fair Ctmmon OATH—No. 2 mixed, carload, 34i;>; Job lot*. 35'u3c. whit* clipped, car*. 37c; Job. Jfk BRAN—Job lot*. 95c; carload lots, 90c. J{ AY—Market steady; No. 1 timothy. M’jc; Job. 26c, No. 2. 20" Job; 87%c car*. Sagar nnd f'nffr#. SUOAR- Cut lo 1 f 6 1* Diamond A 8 St Crughrd 6 24 Conf-cllonera A.5.91 Powdered 3.9 iWhlt* Extra C.. 5.;% XXXX pow'd ...5.99 Extra C 52* 3r mulateJ $. 4 Golden C 5.0" Cube* A 5'A Yellow* 4.94 Mould A 6.09. COFFEE— Mocha 19 e Prim# No 8 .... 10%c lava 26 eKrood No. 4 10%c |-*e "fry ~.,-,14 c Fair No. 5 ......10 c fancy No. 1 .. .11%' Ordinary No. 6 .. 9%c Choice No. 2 ...,10%c|Common No 7 .. 9 c •nit, Hites unit Wool. BALT—Demand U fair nd th# market steady; carj-ad lou, l""-pound burlap ta k*. 47c; 160-pound cotton sucks. 4r; Il"-tmd bur.ap acke. 51%c, 110-pound cotton sacks, 52%"; 135-pouud burlap tacks, s*%c; 123-pound cotton seek*. 1984 c; 290-pound buriap *.v ks, 61c HIDES Market /.rm, dry flint. 12%c; dry *ait. !!%• green salted, tc. WOOL—Nominal; prim* Georgia, free of sand burs and black wool, 12c; black. I*c; burry, lro. Wax, 35c; la 1 low, l%c. Deer aklni, 20c, Deled and Evaporated Frail#. APPLES— Evaporated. 797H< ; sun did and. S'.aflSc APRIUOTB- Evaporated, 19c poind; nectarines. lc RAISINS- L I. 12 ! Imperial tva! Inete 12 73. loose 4t"-l<iliwl hovs, pound I'EAGHFIP Evaporated, pesled. I7H-; unpealed 88.419. PEARS—Evefioreted. B’,c. Hardware anti llalldtaa anpplte#. LIMB. CALCIUM. PLASTER AND Cement Alabama and tie rgi* itm•• tn fair demand and sell at lit ceot, # barrel; etvrclal •x.lctned piaster sl.t |er barrel; hair. 4ur' Ho#"dale ctment. } 3041128; carload lots, special. Portland remain, re tail $2 25. carload lots. 82 "*st-.20. lumber f o. b. vessels, savan nah Minimum. iatl l*cv. tl0.3hQll.00; car sill* 112 add 13 00. difficult *.• *. |:4 no yluO. ship #to> k sl6's,tl* Ou. *,wn lien. $8 "068150; hewn Hen 2di3gr OIL Market steady; lem.it.d fair dg nal 450M6-; West 5 irxltda hlark 712. Isrd. 58c. nearafoot. 6wtf7o . moohlaery. 14 *j 2s-. )|p#ee.t oil taw. 76 1 , : Ivolial. 7859?: kerosene prime white, 13 ; water white lie; Pratt’s astral. 14c; deotor.r*d stove gasoline drum#. Hike, empty oil bmre-la. delivered. SHOT—Drop. $150; B B and large, 175; chilled. 8! 7f. IRON -Market very steady; Hated*. Hjr NAlldt—Cut $2 30 base; wire, $2 60 bane HARMED WIRE 82 30 [ter 100 pound* I OUN J'oWDER—Per keg. Austin t rack shot. 84 <•>. hslf kegs 82 25; quarter keg*. $1.25: champion ducking, quarter kegs, 12 25; Dupont and ilaxard emokeleea. half 1 keg#. 111 16. quarter kegs, 86 7T,; I pound canisters. 81.09; less 25 per cent.; Trols dorf emok-less powder. 1-pound cane. 81. 10-pourt l can*. 90c pound rollon lluaatna and Tire. RAGGING—Market firm. Jute. 25, pound. *• . Urge lo#. slgc; email lots. ] pound. 7V. •* Island lugging. 1259 c. TIES Htamlard. 45-pound, arrow, large lot*. 11.10. small lot*. 11.23 L'rnlls and >nte. APPLE®—Northern variety, $2 7593 50 ORANGES (Fla.), 82 75®.’! .60 PRUNES—6O* to 50*. 10e, 60s o 90*. BV9c; os to 7u*. 7c; 7"e to Mat, 6Vc; tuts lo ink", 9c; ISM to lUUs. IV BANANAS *4l riof.l 75 bunch. LEMONS- Market eready at 12 59 rOUOANFTH- 84.UWi4.21 per 100 PHANUTH— Ample stock fair d.nutnd, market firm; fancy hand-plck.-d, Virginia, per pound. 45*. . haiHl-plck.-d VlrglrHe. ex tras. 4c; N. C. seed peanutw, 4e NUTS—A no nd. T.r ago s 17c; lv eaf 10c; wainute, French. 12c, Nep.es, l.Vy . pecan,. 12c, Brazils, lie; filberts, 12c. as sorted nuts. 80-pouml nnd 2S-p..uiid boxes, 12'gc. Ilaenn, Mams and Lard. HACON—Market flrtn; D. 8 r. n e!de. 7%c, D. H. BeiU* *, IHc lEaidernj. accord ing lo average six*; D H bellies. *'„e (W tsternj; smoked C. R sides, g\c. HAMS—Sugar cured. 18-H2 L.sßl* Pur*. In tierce, ijgc; In 36- pound tins and gu-pound tubs, tVyc: compound. In tlercea. 654" • 30-|>ound tins, and 90-pound tubs, 6‘4c. V9I*4."ELL AXKOt* FlSH—Mackerel, half-barrel*, N> 1. I*. No. 2. 87 00 No 8, E 75; kite. No. 1. 81.2); No 2. 81 10. No 3.13 c Codflgh, l-pouml brick*. It); 2-pound brick*. B%c. Smoked herring, f-r box. ,44)1m- liuich herring. In keg>, 8110, new mullein, half berrels, 82 75. BTRTfP—Market quiet; Georgia sffl Florida syrup, buying at 28■!> ; selling at 824)35c; *ugar house at IWllfc. HONEY-Fair demand; etralned In IWr rel. 35ti60c ga lon. High wine* basis. 81 27. OCEAN FREIGTBI9. COTTON-flu vannah to Boston, per cm., 25c; to New York. pr cwt.. 30c; to l'hilsdelphla. per hale 81 Bsltim- re. 81. FOREIGN DIRECT—Brem< n, 40". Uv erpool. Aw. Hamburg 48c; Oen a. 53--; Barcelona. 35 •, Manchester 45c, Ila-Tc, M . Antwetp, 10c; Heval, •; R tteidun. Vr . Trieste. 58c. INDlßECT—Liverpool tS©2Bc; Hamburg, ¥b liotnenbjrg, tic. LUMRER By Bail—Freight* ateady; to Baltimore end ##:waid, 54 36 10 83 75 par M. Including Portland. LUMRER By steam—Savannah to Balilmon L'l.uo: to J*. R. It. or R nd O. do. k#. 15 80: lo Phllad# p ,1a 16%c pa* cwt (4 fiounds to fool), to New Yon, 86.30 per 31. $7 25 to dock; llg t red 10 Boston 88.A' NAVAL STOREtJ-The market la firm; medium else vessel* Rosin—' ork. lor order*. S* Al f'*r barrel of 310 pounds, ar and 3 r amt I rlmag". Bplrl's 4- 8d \r ¥i gallon# groat, gt and 5 i>#r cent piltnug" Large vernal#, rosin, s*; ap.rtt i. 4s 21. Steam, lie per l’O poundi on ro#;n. ;l , on spirit*. Savannah to llwon. and ''<4o on ro*ln end 1 on spirits to New York <iit un. rgoviatos* etc. New York, Dec I—Flour market was weak and again somewhat lower to e il. responding 40 the decline in wheat; win ter patent*, U 96#3.91); Minnesota patent*. 83 90#4.35. Rye flour dull. Coramsa. dull. „ ft>" steady. Barley quiet. Barley mail dull. Wheat—Spot week. No 2. 7c ordlona. after o(>enlng steady on cable#, drifted to a lower basis through vigorous operation# by the bear siemens, stimulated by Intl f .<lions of d#pre*lng weekly statlgllce on Monday, dullnea* In export clrclew ar.d the t>)g prjfhmrv movement. Cloned weak at net decline January dosed 77%c. March, 79%c; il*>. 78%e, December, Corn— ©Mk, No. 2. WHc; option m*rkrt wa© rt**pr©**d to-<lay Ky th© waakn©*© ol xidblf, imyro v©d wvaUiat Plant System of Railways. Train© of>©rwt©d ,by ff'th m©rtdtan tltn#* On© hour ©lower than city tim©. In ©Atari Dw 9. 1160. TAiTTraiiW Lv. PsvMnnah bail) Ar Su nnnan Uttwt eti 31& am ... Hv,<nt:.h 1 i rn 690 am. ..... Wjyi-u'i* ........ i• jix * 1 am . Jii Kp**ivl!i©. ,!> 15 am 15 tm and Dor Mu l2 4 pm , 5 pm 4*uin!© I 7 < pm Mr H it'll [ i3O *m H4va4. 11 -iA *3 am I &Jo .im .Caar© ton .... ;7 M©m 1 ( pn im) I im ... j© Mpm Ar Itptwren * * im Bruit wi< k 66 am 9 Ob pm .... t* 2S pm - ... | ... Sivnni iU and }? 16 am Jacksonville ... jt to pm Cornu tt<ma • lori Tampa with T©n tnaulMi ami tit and ntal ateamcra leaving for Key \\ .at and Havana Monday a. Thurntaj* .n I Bitmdaya. H uo p. tn. Call at Tlrkrf Oflicra for further infor mation. J. If. POLHRMUB. T F A . WARI> CLAIIK UI y Ti ket Aff©nt. D# kotn Hotel I*hnne Tt. P XT WRENN P©j©©nicer Tr#mc liaa ©ir©r. Havannah <;© 0$ WGEORGIA %^B’YCO : y (*©h©4ul© Effect Ir© Fept 16 1166. Train© arrive at and depart from Ctntral fftatlon. West Hroad. foot of tel herty atraet. Bfh M©rftll©n Tim© One hour slower than rlty time Lave* Jhlv© Savannah ftavaonah: AllfUlta, Mai ••© Atleute • dim Coving on. Mllledc©vl le • 00pm and al. lnteiiift©Ulat© polntaj |Auffiieta. Macon. Atlanta.; Aifiena. Mon’Kotnsry, 00-j •9 60pm lumhu©. hirtnli Am- *0 Oham erl< ua. Eufaula and Troy j 6 66pni) Dover Accommodation tfT 4Kam ?2 UOpm Guyton Dinner Train. jt4 6*pen •Dally. tEx '#pt flumlay. t BETWEEN BAVANNAH AND TTHEE 75tli meridian or Havarnah cpy tlrna LEAVE BA V A NNAH. Monday nly 625 a m Dal y except Monday 9.36 a. m Daily 360 p m LEAVE TIBKE Monday only 716 n tn Dally ©leapt Monday 10:25 a. m Dally ft.3o p. m. rumiwiiotic made ©t terminal point© with all train© Northwest, \Vat and Boythwaat H.eefdnc can on night train* hilwsen Savannah ©nd Aufurt©, Macon, Atlanta • nil Htmilnanem Parlor cam on day train* bet ween fcia vannah. Maiot ©nd Atlanta. !Of oompl©!© In form© i lon, achedul©©, rata© and i-onneotioika. atd>ly to W. CJ. HiiKWßit, < tty Ticket and enaer Ayant, lv# Lull street, or W. II UdNTTRR. !>©pot Ticket Agent. J C HAILE. General Pavaengrr Agent. K H HINTON. TralTlr Manager. THEO D. KLINE. Orn SuperlntWidenL H i vannah. Ga aatkfjwa |imited Double Daily Service Th* ahurt line U Norfolk, Wsahlnglon, BaitltniM'", Dbllude.plila, New York nal the East. ARRIVAL <<F TRAINS FROM No TT North and Eael 5 on am No. 33 Denmark ami Local Sta flone io 39 am No. 81 North nml East 13 10 pm No. 44 Jacksonville and Florida... 1 h pm No 72 M'Uitgonicry and West 8 15 Pm No. 74 Helena and laval Point*... 145 am No . Jit. k.c nvlUi and l ii>rt,ln 11 50 pm DEi'ARTI ltE OF TRAINS FOR No. 27 Jacksonville and Florida... 398 am No. 2! Js :konvilla and Florida. .12 18 pm No. 44 New York and La.l 1 39 pm No 24 Denmark and Augusta 3 56 pm No. 71 Montgomery and Weal 7 23 am No. 73 Helena and 1-ocal H'.aßons. 6 >■ pm No New York and Es*t 11 $9 pm Magnlflcenf Pullman buffi# sleeping ear service to Washington. Baltimore Philo* delphl* and New York; aDo lo Jsckaon vllle and Tamiat Dining car* from Havtnnah to Hamiot ■nd Richmond lo New Ymk. Buffet parlor cars Ha vannah to MoaM goroery. For additional Information apply to Ticket office. Bull and Bryan streets. Phone M. West and a lota! dlpo!llon to unload re cent purchases. Clu.-*d wreak and tilfllt lower January closed 44\c; May closed 42c; December closed 46V Oata-Spoi dull; No. 2, ',c. option* dull .1 . ■. ml r,i 4 Hcf steady; family. MWMi mess. |9 i/igi.M Beef ham*. J 300020 M). Cut meat* quiet; pickled bellies. Mac; pickled shoulder*. M*flc; plcklad ham*. Dard easy. Wester* steamed. 17.50: De cember closed 37 52'* nominal; refined <iulet. continent, 17 Ho. South American. kS; compound. STB5 T B Pork quiet. family. SU.MtfM.OO; ahort clear. Hit 17o; mess. 13013 c. Butter firm, creamery, ISffMc; slata dairy, 18f124c. Cheese strong; fancy large.lfall made, 11V.C; email fancy, fall made, lilac. l-ggs steady; state and Pennsylvania. 17 030 ; Western. regular pat king, at mark, aerie. potatoes quiet. Jerseys. tl-OOQlJnt; Nw York. t24fltßV,. lamg Island. lI.WOI TANARUS; Jersey sweets. 11.7102 73. Petroleum dull, refined Now York, 17 34. Philadelphia and Ha.tlmore, 17.33; do in bulk. *t.<sc Kosln steady, strained, common to good. *1 <*©l.7o. Turpentine dull, 415042 c. nice firm; domestic, fair to extra, 37M1 >*c, Japan. tVuCsc. Peanuts quiet, fancy handpicked. 4VI Je. other domestic, frc. Cabbage steady, Dong Island. per MP, (3 0004.40 Cotton by steam to Liverpool. 3#c. Coffee opened dull and unchanged ami ruled quiet throughout the sees ion. There was a partial rise of 3 points soon alter the tall on covering, a natural aequenc# of the late protracted liquidation. m>with standing continued bearish foreign mar ket advices and conditions and local spec ulative apathy. Smaller receipts at Bra illlan ports figured to soup extent a* a check upon selling for short account, nosed steady, with prtess not unchanged to i points higher. Total sale* were 1.710 hags. Including February, at *.05. March, *l3. May. 4.23*6 JO. Spot coffee, Rio quiet; No. 7 tnvatce. TWc; mild quiet; Cordova, tt*ol3sa& on Fag* Twenty-Two^ 23