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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-15
onAIN. rnnYIsIoNs. FRO.

New York. sept n Flour frmer again
with inside prices raised 5ui0c. and de-
mand on q fairly active scale Winter pat
cnts s. 70ai.to, Minnesota patents. 81. $50
i.i0 Rye flour quiet
Corn meal firm. yellow Western, Ssc.
Rye firm
Barley quiet. Barley malt dull.
Wheat. spot steady: No. red, s2Ac; OPP
tions had quite a strong opening on high
er cables aud more rains In Northwest,
after which by reason o. active realizing.
disappointment over the local export trade
and heavy offerings ia Chicago. declined
sharply. closing quite weak az unchsug-
ca prices. March closed s5hc. May. s5hc.
September s04c, October. SAc: Decem-
Der. sZkc
Corn. spot steady: No. . 4s4sc; option
market was higher at first on frmness
abroad. but subsequently, holding 20 the
break la wheat and prospects OF larger
receipts closed easy At Y advance on
September 40 i.c rise on December, May
closed. 4liac. September. i6s.c; December.
tisae
oats spot firm. No. ?. &c; options neg
lectcd. but nominally steady.
Beef quiet. cut meats quiet
Lard steady.
Pork firm.
Chess strong: large white. io7sai ie'
small white. i0hc.
Tallow quiet.
Petroleum duh.
kosin steady
Tupeutiue quiet. 3siz0ssc.
Rice firm.
Eggs steady: state and Pennsylvania.
i7d2c: Western regular packing, l@Hl1c
Potatoes quiet; Jerseys, awa lo. Rev
York. 81 50al 6-ia. Long Island. N.@ul %;
jersey sweets. s. 25d2.75.
Peanuts steady; fancy handpickeu, "a
4xc: other domestic, 2i44ic.
Cabbages quiet. Long Island per 100 I'D
az g5 cotton hy steam TO Liverpool, 4oc.
Coffee spot Rio quiet No I invoice
Sf.c: mild quiet. Cordova. shQiic. Futures
opened steady at unchanged prices and
showed steady undertoue notwithstana-
ing lower European early cables ana IN
satisfactory Brazilian advices. but better
closing Havre caused covering here on
which prices advanced 1000 points, help
al Nv armer Indications in spot coffee In
the afternoon: closed firm, 10 60 10 points
net higher. Total sales 1850 bags includ-
lng september. 720a7 sc. December 100
az i0c: January, 1.t0c,
Sugar raw arm. fair refining iAc' cen
trlfugal g5-test. &C. molasses sugar &C.
refined arm.
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y ttauu'iy o'ss "n'' 'he ia'eI o'7e' oo
'"s 'N' 1"o nia.
n" Medtc"i heme"V'
with tho Chinese the fatalities are enor-
nous They know little Of medicine and
nothing OF sanitation often the sick are
left 20 themselves aud the relatives ice
for their lives I recently heard Of a
small village In which there were more
than one hundred cases. al fatal except
two II b. very common for from 10 10 "a
per cent OF the population OF a village 60
die within a few weeks. In "A village %
less than 10 inhabitants. moro than 30
have died recently
In "A region on this coast. the end Of
the Binghai peninsula. Il IL estimated that
within the past two years. out Of a prob
able population OF 30.0e0 no, less than
ona-third OF the people have died. There
are no statistics taken by the governms NJ
from which 20 report accurately or even
/ approximately as TO the number Of
deaths. but after much inquiry during fire.
guent tours IN all directions over this
Hinghua prefecture. with a probable pop
ulation 81 8mp.0oo. I think the death rate
annually from this one cause Tor the PISS.
s~o ss', y, - ~, ~ =, i.ast ia an
= -
,.,,. -. -. $3.50.
What has been said OF hinghua may
BE- said OF this whole coast south OF mere.
ana north as far as toochow' oniy y M
not been 30 long continued IN the norm.
Last summer Il was very violent ana -.
tai Ia Manchuria. beginning az tho pofi
o. Ne"ehu'hE' h.,'nt - ~. -
Il has now spread into the Interior anu
Is repeating the experience OF SCUM. NJ
ma IN the extreme north II - inetit'pie
that this ecourge will spread al over
China. There Is 40 EFFORT upon the part
Of the government 10 prevent u
The bubonic plague Is child Of hith.
To KIN ~. its mother must hfst 20 us
posed Of. To DO this the mandarins are
not intelllgentlv lifting a single finger
nor will they during this generation. They
could not II they would. and most of them
would not II they could. This vast iniar-
"a unless the Western Powers do H. Ana
who can doubt for a moment that the
present situation Is a serious menace to
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Millions of CeIestiaI- Carried on by
the BBbonic Post


From the Philadelphia Record.
Hinghua China, Aug. 20-Tho most
terrible sc0urge % modern times Is the
bubonic plague. II WIS first called the
Hong Kong plague. because Il attracted
The attention Of the world first by is APP
pearance In the British colony OF Hong
Kong. But IL did not originate there.
II came from the mainland. where II had
been raging for many months The PROV
inee Of which Canton Is the capital may
claim the distinction 81 giving birth 10
this winged dragon that - spreading a.
black shadow over an Asia and threatens
the whole world. u began early Ia this
decade. u WAS carried from Hong Kong
10 Bombay in rhipload Of rice i've or
six years ago. La spite Of the most Wig
orous efforts Of the Indian government,
the latest reports indicate "a death rate
To India from this one cause Of not less
than 5000 per week. II T. probable that
the unroportcd cases would raise this hg-
nre 10 an average OF i.0lo a day.
Few Quarantine Regulations.
But this fearful mortality b. small IN
comparison with what b. going on in
China Here there are no quarantine reg
ulations. except "a a few open ports ana
even there they are very imperfectiy car
ried out. There are no sanitary officers:
no money Is expended hy the government
10 prevent the spread OF the disease
The only EFFORT made BY the mandariua
10 hight the plague o. an occasional visit
20 an Idol temple 10 pray 90 the evil spirit
ana make an offering 90 appesss his
wrath And 50 u has been creeping up
the China coast. spreading devastation
Ia ns track II reached HinBhua City in
the summer OF 1895. Not less than 100
died within six weeks, out OF popula-
tfon Of uerhnua alxty thousand giuco
then the condition in Hlughua Is typical
of all the Southern coast 81 China The
mortality has been terrible
The plague moves about from village 10
village. Il generally lasts for about two
months ~ a place. II begins IN a light
form that yields readily to prompt and
skiiful treatment, n there Is any one 20
administer Il. But the disease Increases
"a violence and becomes more fatal. then
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COTTON Savannah 70 Boston, per
cwt.. 25c. 90 New York. pee cwt.. 2oc
60 Philadelphia. per bale, s.. Baltimore.
ST.
FOREIGN DIRECT-Bremen, 59n0oc
toct. a5cl. Liverpool. IS; Hamburg 55c.
Genoa. &c; Barcelona. zoe. Manchester,
5jc. Havre. Coo.
FOREIGN iNDIRECT-Livcrp ool, 6oc.
Manchester co. nominal; Hamburg, COO:
Havrc 10. Genoa. 50c. ROYAL ana 81.
Petersburg. Zoe; Antwerp, Co..
LUMBER nv Ssn- Trcighta dun: q
baltimore and eastward, 81 - 10 s. % per
NJ. including Portland.
LuMBER-By Stcum-Savannah 20 Bal
timore $500. 20 7. a. r. or b. a o. docks.
$50: 90 Philadelphia. i6sac per cwt. q
lhs. 20 fooO; to New York. 500 per 81,
s6lj 70 dock. ngh,ercd to Boston to dock.
500
NAVAL STORES. The market Ia nrm:
medium size vessels. Rorin--Cork Tor
orders. IS ca per barrel OF $40 pounds. and
per cent prlmaEc. Spirits. q "a FER
a. gallons gross, and per cent. primage.
Large vessels. rosin. So. spirits. Is 81
Steam. lie per 100 pounds on rosln 2ihe
on spirits, Savannah to Boston. and 9isc
on rosln and isc on spirits 90 New York.
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New York. Sept 1.-THE total hank
cIcarings az the principal cities OF the
United states for the week ended Sept
81 we're 81. 81 0S505 a decrease Of s2S per
cent as compared with the corresponding
week OF last yenr. outside OF New York
city the total cleariugs were $5s6 $50. i2l
a decrease Of SO per cent
New York seps. H-Moncy on call easy
70 ihaiis per cent Prime mercantile pa
pcr fa5A per cent Sterling exchange
s'erdicr with actual business In bankers
bills 80 aS6A for demand and az $751;.
FOR sixty days: posted rates. StStnlstt.
and AHika4S. Commercial bills. As2ia
a4S. Silver certificates. e2A0s3Ac. Bar
silver. 6zs.c. Mexican dollars. is'4c. Gov
ernment bonds strong, stase bonds mac
tive. and railroad bonds irregular.
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VESSELS ~ PORT.


Administer RD. i.23i tons. SPHINX: cid. Tor
Barcelona.
Howick Han tBD 297s tons, Kilver; idg
for Bremen-S trachan a. Co
Roxby CBD. a6f TONS Shields: ldg. Tor
Bremen and Hamburger. p. Churchill
Imaum (BD. 2.7oS tons. Penberthy. hg
eotton-Strachan a Co.
Breckheld drl. ess tons. Jeffeis: Idg
cotton.-Miuis a Co
Darlington fisD 1875 tons. Work: Idg
for Liverpool .-strachan a co.
Labuan CBrl 22si tons Gardner; ldg. for
bremen. Minis a Co.
Treasury Oilr). SIS tons. Davies: idg. for
Genoa. Minis a Co
Ursula Bright OBr. ana tons. Gooda: ldg
for Bremen-Wilder q Co.
Masconomo OBD. 278S tons. Mann: ldg
for Bremen.-W. W Wilson.
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STOCKS AND bonds.
stock Market Takes on More De-
cided Tone.


New York. Sept 1.-THE stock market
took on a much more decided tone to-day.
Indications OF liquidation gathered force
30 the late dealings when the profession
al traders fell upon the market and Of
tered prices down ala around the room.
they met with considerable success in
bringing out offerings at the decline. ana
when they covered on a moderate scale.
the rallies were 50 feeble that they re-
nowcd the attack making the close OF the
market quite active and easy.
The coalers were the most notable suf-
ferers. though not on the largest vol
ume OF selling in the list New Jersey
central fen "a points. and Lackawanna
and Reading first preferred lost over a
point each. But the weakness was quite
general and well distributed through the
list railroads and industrials suffering
alike. Sugar enjoyed a period OF strength
but closed a point below last night. The
steel stocks were generally heavy. and a
number OF them were of a point or over
Growing uneasiness over tho effects OF
the coal miners strike. and fears OF high
90 money rates combined 20 cause the
reaction. Wall street has INDUCED a
comfortable assumption that the dispute
with the anthracite coal miners was to
be settled before the curtailment OF pro-
auction proceeds far. but to-day's news
that miners. whose supply OF powder was
exhausted. were laying down their tools
without buying fresh supplies dispeIed
much OF the optimistic feeling
The financial world seemed to awake
generally to-day 90 the realization that
IA.
the worlds great banks Was warranted
by fOreknowledge. The officials announce
ment OF the subscription by New York
bankers 20 the German treasury bond is-
sue OF eoooQ,00 marks. (s20eo0 .00O, en-
phasized the unessiness over the eject
of this new demand upon the money mar
ket. The forecasts OF the weekly bank
s1tement show that the banks have lost
10 the suh-treasury since last Friday. S.
ihe9. Estimates OF the currency move
ment to the interior are confessedly con
lectural but the known movements OF
money by express, according TO state
ments by the banks themselves, indicate
that over 10000 has gone out. This in
dicate "a total loss in cash b. the banks
OF about 100000 This rapid rate OF In
ruld upon the available bank reserve pre-
cpiiated the selling OF stocks. Possibly
tae reaction In the cotton market was
also responsible for throwing some securi-
ties upon the market.
The bond market did not share In the
late activity OF stocks. and continued
practically dormant. Total sales par
value. $4,000.
United States IS advanced Il. and the
IS = per cent. IN the bid price
The total sales OF stocks to-day were
li55oo shares. including Atchison prefer
red, $50: Burlington. 6.i00. Missouri Pa
cihc. $50. Reading first preferred a7m.
81. Paul, GOO. Union Pacific. $40. Steel
and Wire. 5,S35; Brooklyn, $3.50: People s
Gas. 1880: Sugar. SEQ.
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Per British steamship Administer. Cor
Barcelona-6.io0 bales cotton. value 1855
ii0.-Cargo various.
Per British schooner Bahama. Tor Vie
toiia Cove, near Quebcc-l.OS pieces yell
low pine lumber. measuring 2S5 $40 feet.
value S,l3s.-Cargo by Chas. s. Hlrsch a
Co.
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PILOT charts and all photographic infor-
nation will be furnished masters Of YES
sells free OF charge IN United States ny
drogyaphlc once IN Custom House. Cap
talns are requested 20 caii at the once.
Reports % wrecks and derehcts received
for transmission 10 che Navy Depart
ment
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cnrrnN SEED OIL.

New York. Sept. i4-Cotton seed oil was
quiet The decline In lard products checs-
ing both local and European aenAhn'
primo crude barrels nominal prime sum
NOR yellow ssaa6ihc spot; OF summer yell
tov, g5tsc. prime winter yellow, 4e44lc'
mime white, s9qFc: prime meal s-S.
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Passengers by steamship City OF Birm-
lngham. New York for savanRah, Sept.
NV. Warner Jr. and wife. Florence
warner. Annie Warner. Miss r. J. Nu-
gent. J. X Mexican. O. N. Norton, T. NJ
Weir Mr. Finncy. J. =. Finney. C. A..
Lewis. Mrs. a. J. Lshwald and two dill
dren. ~ Lehwald. /. N. Frank, c. II.
Courley. Emile Schwartz. c. p. Hay ~.
Lehwald. nr c. A. Fox. G. +. Stitson,
A. Morse. Mrs. l.. Gaines. W. Norton, J.
Mooden Mr. Eihell. W. Ienpen.
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Zearo dtaD, 50 tons. Paturzo: IA. n. S.
strachan & Co.
Anna ger. 1871 tons, Oltmans: 20 n. n
s-Strachan a Co.
Carl Haastad (Nor). so tons, Olsen: TO ID
n. E.-Dahi a co.
Russell (Norl. coz tons. Hansen, ldg. q.
s.-Henry Juchtcr.
Crown CNor, CO tons. Heberg. TO "a. n.
Master.
Lizzie Curry BD, i9s tons Landry; ldg
lumber FOR Quehcc.-Mastcr.
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JOHN c. BUTLER,


-DEAL-L.h Az
Paints. ola enn Glass, sash, Doors. Biinds
"a e1llasrs' Supplies. Plain and Deeors-
tive Wal Paper. Foreign and DOmsst's
cements Lime. Plaster snd HAL. so's
Agent for Abes,ins Cold Water Paint.
% Congress street. wsst and . 81 Juiias
street west
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Per schooner Annie 7. Bailey. for Phila
delphla-S15.2 "a feet yellow pine lumber .-
Cargo by John A. Calhoun.
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Steamship Administer BD. Sphinx Bar
celona. -strachan a Co
schooner Annie T. Bailey Findlay. Phil
adelphia.
Schooner Bahama OBr), Anderson. Vic
toria Cove, Canada. near Quebec.-Master.
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cutcAco MARKETS.

Chicago Sept. A.-Lack OF export de-
,,,rd VAS the dominating influence IL
wheat to-day. causing decline Of .1c 10
Oe,obcr. Corn closed &c lower. and oats
a shade lower. Provisions declined 15ac TO
i5c -,
The leading futures ranged as follows
Onenine. Highest Lowest Closing.
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Oscar C. Schmidt is7 tons. Peterson: ldg
lumber-C. W Howard & Co
Harries C. Kerlin, ass tons. Steelman (:
ide lumbcr-Master.
Severn CBD f0s tons. Kerr; 20 "a. n. s.
Master
Annie r. Bailey. $50 tons, Flndlay: Idg
lumber Master.
Julia A. Trubee. 500 tons. Albertson: ldg
lumber Master.
r. W Dunn. SIS tons. Bond: hg. lumber
Master
Thos. l.. James. $40 tons. Farnham: ldg
lumber Master.
Bahama C3D. 32i tons. Anderson. ldg
lumbcr-Master.
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Bark Sonora CSoO. TeIefsen. Sharp,
ness
schooner WIN. H. swan. Davidson. Bal
timOre
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The Herbert Spencer Is an elegant cigar
ana r. truly a delightful enjoyment 10
inhale the fumes OF this fino tobacco; u
Is evhilarating ana delicious.
See that the name OF Herbert Spencer
a On every wrapper OF every cigar. with
out which none are genuine.
The Herbert Spencer cigars are only
sold by the box Of o. Conchas az 1850. and
perfoctoa. $3.50 al Lippman Bros. whole.
sais druggists. Barnard and Congress
streete. OF this ciiy.-ad.
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ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

vessels Arrived Yesterday.
Steamship Treasury CBr). Davies. Barry
Minis a. Co.
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Zenit (AusO. $40 tons. Bench: to ID. n. S.
strachan a Co.
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The British steamship Administer clear
ed for Barcelona yesterday with cargo
Of 500 bales OF cotton. valued at 1885. so
This is the first vessel to clear with cot
ton at the Custom House this season.
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Eote-These quotations are revised
daily. and are kept as near as possible In
accord with the prevailing wholesale
prices Official quotations arc not used
when they disagree with tho prices whole.
Enlcrs ask
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Matters of Interest 90 shipping Men
Generally.

Petty thieving is being frequently &C.
ported along the river front lately. Sew
eral vessels have been boarded by wharf
thieves during the past few DAYS. and
articles belonging TO the crew taken. In
about an casAs tho invaders have man
aged 10 escape.
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HONEY-Fair demand: strained. In bar
rels 65G6oc gallon.
High wine basis. Sic.
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Cash quotations were AZ ivioWe. ~
steady. No spring wheat 75n76c; No
red. 77Ac: No. ? corn ilh0iihc; No. ?
yellow. uAaii3sc; No. oats, 2lAn-2i4c,
No 2 white. 2ihc; No. 3 white, 2iH2414c.
No. rye. &c: good feeding barley. Ssii
ssisc. fair 10 choice mailing. 44afac; No.
/ flax seed 81 50: No. / Northwestern.
ST. 81: prime timothy seed, H.i0a4.30: mess
pork. per barrel. 81 .A0aii.A5 lard. per 100
hounds. s. 79i5m6.75; short ribs sides
lloosc). s. i9n7.a0: dry sailed shoulders
(boxed). sssn6&c. short clear sides. ChoN-
CD. 81 $3.50 whisky. basis % high
wines. 81 Is. clover. contract grade. 81 70.
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Norwegian bark Gazette. from Tampie'
10 Falmouth.
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Ramona OBJ. 90 tons. Treleaven. cid fol
Master.
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Barks.

Germanlc CNor). 1859 tons, sunde: tag
n. s.-Dahl q CO.
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SAVANNAH ALMANAC.

sun rises at 5:A a. IN. and sets at sos
p m.
High water az Tyhee to-day NJ 1900 q.
m and i2.35 .. m. High water at Savan-
nah one hour later.
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Two large cargoes OF lumber will leave
Boston for South America the first fair
chance In the banks Harrison c. Johnson,
Capt. Bergman. and the Benjamin F.
Hunt. Jr. Capt soria. Both vessels have
cleared az the Custom House, the former
for Rosario. with 1854 feet OF pine and
spruce. and the latter for Buenos Ayres,
with $500 feet OF pine, oak, walnut and
white wood.
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Al Quarantine.
PLAGUE RAvAGEs CHINA

schooner John II. Penrosc and bark Il
foua
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"Graybeard IS family medicine with
ma - said a prominent business man yes
terday. My wife takes 81. and / notice
she Is enjoying better health than Tor
wears. The children keep well by taking
H.
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POULTRY-The market Is steady Quo
tations: Brolers. Son55c. per pair. half
grown. 4ini0c; three-fourhs grown. 5T
soc; hens. 65a75c. roosters. i0a5oc. ducks.
0a7jc; geese. 75cHSl.00
EGGS-Steady al i6ui7c
BUTTER-Tue tone Of the market ~
steady. Quotations. Cooking DOC: extra
dairles, 2ia22, Elgius gilt edge. 22ug3c:
extra Elgins. 2isG2jc.
CHEESE-Market Arm: fancy full
cream cheese. i3c for 20 TO 22-pound
average 2saD-pound average i2Ac.
ONIoNs-Yellow, in barrels, s. 60, crates
800
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GRAVEYARD may be obtained al all drug
stores or write 70 as for H. Rcapess Drug
81 .oio prcp4 Savannah. Ga.-ad
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Il gradually dies out. the later cases DO
ing like tho first
No Medical Remedy.
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Sebastian. Fla. Sept li.-Tug boat Three
Friends arrived here this morning ana
pulled schooner Mary r. Morse on and
now has her in tow for Ferusndina.
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Phases Of the Moon for September
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Plant System.
of Railways.

Tralo, oneLaaea hy 10 M,rLaLan TL me-ons Mou
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Lv Savannah. s. A. L. RyIi2 S5pmln 5spm
columbia g. A. L. Ry I SPIN Z ssam
Ar Raleigh. s. A. l.. Ry. Iii g7pmii b0am
Ar Durham. s. a. L. ny. aoam 4 iepm
~ Petersburg.' s.A.LRy i3am 4 sspm
At hiehmond, 3. A. l. Ryi isam 5 4opm
At washington. Penna... sam . 3opm
Ar baltimore Penna. no aamifi Hspm
Ar Philadelphia. Ponna. Ia z7pml ssam
Ar New York Psnna. Oapm lam
No. ~ No. y
Nv Savannah s. A. l. Ryi2 s5pmif 5spm
Ar Portsmouth. s.ALRy : ooam 50pm
Steamers leave Norfolk daily. excepx
sunday. for Baltimore. Philadelphia and
New York. aud daily for Washington.
The short line 70 Montgomery. Mobile
ana New Orleans. leaving Savannah az
To a. m, arriving az Montgomery T.t0
q. m, a. which point close connection 10
made with the L. a n. r. r.. arriving
AZ Mobile 400 a. m. and New Orleans
7;4o a. m.
The short line to Fernandlna. Jackson
VILE Tampa and other Florida points.
No q No. 81
" savannah. s. a. 4. nv osaml Wpn
Ar Fernandina. S.A.LlRyl Sam oepm
Ar jacksonville. s.A.L.Ryl . loan topm
Ar Tampa. s. A. L. Ry.... 5 sopml 3 sam
MaFnincens Pullman buffet sleeping car
service 10 Washington. Baltimore. Phiia-
deiphia and New York; also to Jackson
Vile and Tampa.
Dining cars from Savannah TO Hamlet.
and Richmond To New York
BUFFET parlor cars Savannah to Mont
Fomery.
For additional information apply 60
Ticket Office. Bull and Bryan streets.
nHarn
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Southern Railway.

nd Depart Savannah Meridian
Than a Time
Rehedues n Eneet 10
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Early Vegetables
Bread.tuns, HAY ana Gram.

IRISH PoTAToEs-Northe go
sack.
CABBAGE-slsn7lsc per head.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-15

Steamers leave Norfolk daily. excep<
sunday. for Baltimore. Philadelphia and
New York. and daily for Washington.