The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-12-03
OUR WHOLESALE TRADE.
Savannah's Commercial ADVANTAGES
offered to the Country Merchants.

Savannah's Commercial Advantages
offered to the Country Merchants.
The wholesale trade of Savannah is an
important factor in the business of the
city. 1t has grown with the growth OF
Savannah, and our merchants have sought
TO build up this branch of trade, and have
carried iobbing lots sufficient to meet the
demands through the country, and their
travelling representatives are always
among the trade and are ready at all
times to meet the closest competition
from all quarters The trade is extended
throughout the states of Georgia, Florida
and South Carolina, and no city in the
country can offer better inducements TO
the country merchants than Savannah,
the leading city of the southeast
The railroad facilities of Savannah are
unequaled, while the deep water of our
river and harbor adds to the great com
mercial advantages of our city, thus en-
abling our merchants to secure low rates
Of freight from all parts of the world, and
ship 70 country merchants over our vari-
Gus lines a. rates below any other point.
In a wholesale dealers directory, pub
lished in this issue, will be found the ad-
vertisements of several of cur leading
houses who supply the trade. Among
them are well-knOwn establishments, and
visitors who come to the city on the mer-
chants excursions are invited and rec
commended to call upon them and see the
advantages which they have to offer to
the trade.
The following prominent wholesale
merchants are represented in the direc-
tory:
James M. Dixon g. Co., groceries, hay,
grain and provisions, 141 Bay street.
NJ. Ferst's Sons u Co, grocers and deal
ers in wines, liquors, cigars and tobacco,
l3S- l40-l42-1A Bay street.
Fawcett Bros, grocers ana dealers in
hay, grain, and provisions, corner Bay
and Jefferson streets.
}. E. Grady Il Sons, groceries, provis-
ions, grain, cigars, etc, corner Bay and
Abercorn streets.
Eckman & Vetsburg, dry goods and no
tions. Isl and 153 Congress street.
Meinhard Bros. s. Co., shoes and cloth
idg, 1919 and 1871 Broughton street.
w. d. Simkins, commission merchant
and dealer in hay, grain, fruit and vege-
tables, 1918 Bay street.
Collins, Grayson Sc Co., commission
merchants and dealers in fruits, vegeta-
bles, poultry, eggs, etc, 100 Bay street.
Kavanaugh ~ Brennan commission
merchants and dealers in fruit, vegeta-
bles, poultry, eggs, etc, l54 Bay street.
a. Enrich & Bro, groceries, provi-
sions, etc, 1873 and 155 Bay street.
Henry Solomon q Son, groceries, IL
quors and cigars, 1856 to 1872 Bay, corner
Jefferson street.
Solomons q Co, wholesale druggists
and dealers in garden seeds.
Morehouse Manufacturing Company,
manufacturers of Success Baking Pow
der, Bay and West Broad streets.
Fretwell & Nichols, stationers and
printers, Bay and Bull streets.
Hecker-Jones-Jewe Milling Company,
specialties in flour, buckwheat, etc, 1S0-
1872 Bay street.
A. B. Girardeau, manufacturer of John
sons Chill and Fever Tonic, Congress
street.
j. r. Einstein, hats, caps and straw
goods, 1877 Congress street.
Palmer Hardware Company, largest
hardware house in the south, corner Bay
and Jefferson.
Savannah Brewing Company, brewers
of pure beer Indian street.-ad.