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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-14
Manufacturers Sale of Lace Curtains.
Special Sale Heavy Cloths for Walking Suits and Skirts
Great Sale Rugs and Druggets.

Ureat SAFE R0XS and DruggetS.
Wilton Velvet Drugget, ga. beautiful
design. s51.0-
smyrna Drusset. best made, a1A for
500
Ingram DrusEet..
$3.50 for Wool Drugsets sx2
s1s.W for Wool pruggets AKA IL
slo-sO Tor Wool Drugxets AKA.
slf.oo for Wool Drussets 4 1-2x4 L.
s13.co for Wool Druggists 4x5.
Window Shades.
Felt Shades with fixtures complete, 1oc.
75c. Window Shades. with lace trirn-
mlngs. complete, soc.
Umbrella Shawls.
sp e e Sale Saxon Yarn shawls' Ro.
silk shawls. 500 to $500
Combs.
25c- Back Combs, special Monday, Loo.
Chiidven's Refers.
SEQ All-Woo1 Refers. CSC.
Wrappers.
s1.5o Wrappers extra wide Skirt. deep
founce. to be sold Monday for soc.
$500 Wraposrs, best made, latest style.
Monday for s1.co.
handkerchief Sale.
sos dozen Ladies Fine Sheer Linen Eu-
broidercd Handkerchiets. sold tic. to 26cl
special Monday 1, t-2c.
Sale of New Fall Silks.
All colors Tafreta SILK. best grade, 75c.
All-Slk Mousi1e and Lousisfne. sLOO.
Fancy Waist Silks, 100. and s1O0.
Silk Foulards 50c. 75c. and $780,
Special Sale of Black Silk at u.Oa
yard.
Umbrella Sale.
Childrens School Umbrellas. special
Monday for soc.
s1.75 Ladies and Gentlemen's Umbrel.
las. s1.0o.
ss.75 Colo-ed Silk Umbrellas, new novels
t.. $3.50.
ITEMS Nightshirts.
Mems Cambria Nightshirts. trimmed
and plain. sold for 75c.. special to-mor.
row, Soc
Bedspreads.
Special Sale Monday. soc. and s1oo.
Table Linen.
Turl1ey-R..:1 Table Linen. sold s9c- yard.
Monday, 25c
15c. Turkey-Red and Blue lined, soc.
yard.
Boys Waists.
81 1-2c. Boys Waist, with patent band
strap. Zoe.
soc. Boys Waist, 37c
75c. a Mothers Friend Waist. SOC.
Corsets.
7sc, Short Gird1e Corsets. 5oc.
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NEW FALL. DRESS GOODS.
Extensive Gathering of the Latest Fall Weayes.
Dress Goods Dress Goods.

5s-inch Black Kersey for Skirts to be
made without lining, s1.2o, $50. s1.6s. 81
and $500.
5s-inch Black Kina Cloth. to be made
without lining; new fabric this season,
to be sold for $2.29.
52-inch English suiting for tailor-made
suits. s1.9S.
Black Broadcloths. "a inches wide; spe-
cial s1.o0. SIPS and s1.5o.
54-inch Black Rasket-Weave Cloth. real
value s15o; special, Monday, $780,
Black Cork Screws special for Mon
day. SEC, zoe. s1.03 and SIPS.
Black Hcneo Suitlng, A inches wide;
special Monday, s1.25.
Black Cheviot and venentra. &C., 75c,
S1.02 and s125.
Black French Serge. special values will
be offered Monday, SOC. to sl.50 yard.
Special Sale Black Mohair for 500.
yard.
Black Lonsdowne s1.25 yard.
Black Examine, Soc. yard
Black Henrietta, SOC. to $500.
Black Dress Goods at Y 1-2c.
25c. Black Dress Goods. at lee.
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Hosiery Sale.

Hosiery Sale.
12c. Boys aud Girls School Hose. 1oc.
Tic. Boys and Girls School Hose,
u 1-2c.
a6c Ladies' Heavy Cotton Hose, tic.
pair.
15c Ladies' Plain Hose. ribbed tops, 1oc.
pair.
soc. Ladies' Isle Hose, Black, 25c.
pair.
SOC. Fancy Hose 25c pair.
Sake of Pocket-Books and Side
Bags.
s2.o0 Beaded Side Bags. $500
s1.ao leather Side Bags and Chain
Purses. SOC.
SOC. Leather Side Bags, Chain Purses
ed, 25c
Manufacturers Sale Lace Cur
tains.
s1oo pair for Curtain IL yards long.
worth $500
s1.25 pair FOR Curtains in beautiful de-
sign, worth s2.2o pair.
s2ho Curtains, worth 1915 pair.
$500 Curtains, fun length, Louis ".
pattern. worth $500 pair.
Dentelie Arab Curtains, full length.
$500 sT.to, $500 and $40 pair. in White and
Linen Color.
POrtiereS.
Special Sale, $500, $3.50, $500 and $500
pair.
CretOnS.
New-Style Cretons for furniture cover,
II IL and 25c.
White Shirt-WaistS, SITS and $500 Nus
lin Waist, now s1to.
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q, va Manchester
BASEBALL GOSSIP

The prospects Of the Philadelphia Ath-
ietics to win the American League pen
nant are still very bright brighter, in
tact, than ever before. The team now
has comfortable lead over its strong
western rivals, Chicago and st. Louis,
but Boston has loonled Up as formidable
rival for flag honors, and ST. Louis is
clinsing to the flank OF tile Athletics with
wonderful pe-tinncity, and the Nilsson
Tians are playing the hardest game of the
season. But SO are Manager Mack S
Quakers. There, has been no let up In
their great work, ard they are fighting
desperately for the honor now almost in
their grasp. The team has strong bunch
of pitchers, including the great "Rube'i
Waddell and others just as good.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-14

stitching on fiounce; will sell at 81 after
the opening Of the season, s2.9s.
Beautiful Broadcloth Dress Skirts. Blue
and Black. extremely high-grade. and
intended to sell later for S7.9S: deep
neunce. trimmed with silk stitching
Choice for s5.ss.
Very High-Grade and Stylish Dress
Skirts, in Blue and Black Lymansyille
Cheviot. smartly designed, with silk
band trimming. tailored IN the best man
FER; $500 will be the prica-s6.50.
Special Silk Skirts, SO and $500.
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SALE WALKING SKIRTS.

Oxford Gray Walking Skirts, which
will sell for $685. splendidly made. with
clusters Of tailor stitching, deep hem.
and large hounce; the full weight; your
choice, now, SPAS.
New Oxford Gray Blue, and Black
Walking Skirts, made with the very
stylish slot seams. four rows of fine
tailor stitching; very high grade, will
bring 500 later, now, $3.50.
Fine Wool Venetian Dress Skirts,
Black, nicely tailored rows Of silk
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-14
The Jam-Eatine British Army.
Harper's weekly

Now that we know that the British
army consumed IN the 6outh-AfrScan war
"a, 500 900 pounds Of jam, the fact suggests
some nice computations in the statistics
Of sweetmeats For instance: il the Brit
ish army, in order to crush a compare
lively small provincial state that began
the war without an army, needs to be
sustained by over thirty-foar million
pounds of jam. what quantity Of jam
would be necessary for it II it had real
war with some great military state?
Would there be jam enough In the world
to meet such crisis? And what would
become Of the finances Of the British I'm
pire If In such case some Of the Chicago
men should corner all the jam In the
world Just before the war began?
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5'- ~
Results at Harlem. +

CHICAGO, September 1s-Ftrst race
six turlongs-Irene Lindsey d3 to y wen,
LEtrenne q to s. second, orla GO to u
third. Time, ]: IL 4-6.
Second raee-oAe mile-Linguist & to %
wen, F3crarltne e 30 y second. Topsall
g to y third. Time. 1:4o 3-6. 81.
Third raoe-steeplschase short course
Dagrar Is to y won, F.aIsua Il to y sec
ond, Old Fox g to y third. Time, s:1
Fourth race--ons mile, sprint against
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Coiored Dress Goods.

Corduroy for Waists, csc.
Heavy Covert Cloths in all shades, 81
inches wide, to be made without lining,
for s1.69.
Heavy Oxford Suiting in all shades Of
Gray, 81 inches wide, s1.25, s1.50 SITS and
$500 yard.
Heavy Kina suiting, to be naN with
out lining, 81 INCHES Ta :, vide, in Brown,
52-inch English suiting in Navy-blue.
a novelty for s1.9s
52-inch Snow Flake Suiting, s1.oo and
s1.29 yard.
52-inch Gray Crash suiting, s1.75.
Broadcoths in all shades, sl.00 and
$1.25.
Venentian Cloth in all shades. Soc.
Lansdowne in all shades, $1.25.
Pa!mara Cloth in all shades. SLIGO.
Albatross in all shades special soc.
Grantresin. all shades, 50c.
Eta1nine In all colors, soc.
All-Wool Tuoict. Csc.
Special Sale Dress Goods at IL 1-2c.
Special Sale Dress Goods at 19c.
Special Sale Fancy Wasting at SOC.
and TIC ward
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-14

In the two games ct Philadelphia with
the Baltimore team Thursday Fultz was
credited with three safe singles in five
times, and two safeties in three times at
bat in the second game Seybold got three
hits In four times up in the first game. but
did not fatten his average In the second
game. Fultx batted in three of the four
runs made by his team IN the second
game, made two of the six hits, one
double. and stole three bases. The other
men on the team playing and batting
like champions.
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NANsEM0ND REGISTRATION.
uo1yneck Closed Last NiEht-Results
in Other Districts.

uolyneck Closed Last NfEht-Hesuits
in Other Districts.
SUFFOLK, VA, Sept. 1s.-The regis
tras for Rolyneck district had two sit
tinEs at four precincts In the district
the result being as follows:
suffolk-White, ss6. colored, 81.
Holynect-White, 22o; colored, So
Copeland-WhHe, IS; colored, Is.
Kilby-white, 81; colored. "a.
The result in Chuckatuek district is as
follows
ored 10.
Myrtle Precinct-white, 1888: cclered, is.
Ebenezer Precinct-White, 67; colored
5.
Cypress district registered as follows:
somerton Precinct-White, III; color
ed. 16
Paul's Branch Precinct-white. q; col-'
ored, 81.
Cypress Precinct-White, 10: colored, 2
The registrars for this district will sit
again the latter part Of the month
The registration In Sleepy Hole dis
trict will take place the latter part Of
this month and in October.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-14

time-Rose Tree won. Jiminez us sos!.
Time, 1883 3-5.
Fifth race-the Speed stakes: six fur
lonE-Toah q to s. won. Burnis Bunton
"a to 81 second. Waswtft q TO , third.
Time. 1:12 3-6.
Sixth race-mile and q sixtesnth-Scar-
let Lily q to u won, Rolling Boor g to y
second, Nitrate e to u third. Time. las.
& Seventh race-mile and quarter-Bless-H
ed Damesel q to u won. Count En- Out
Q5 to y second. Marcos e to y third.
Time, 2:eS is.
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In Hartzel and Fultz, who head the bat
ting list, the team has two Of the fastest
base runners and run-setters in either
league, and both are hitting the ball at
three-hundred clip.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-14

Lever and Tannehll have also made
fine records for the season. but do not
come up to the brilliant work OF Chesbro.
All three of these Richmond finds are In
demand, and TIE other teams are dick
erins for them for next season.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-14

Big Ralph Seyf,old is leading the league
IN home runs. and is well up among the
long hitteTs. he Is batting at clip well
the team.
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Sale Sheets and Pillow Slips.
PRICES IMPOSSIBLE TO MATCH.

fh1GtS 1MpOoSiSLE TO MATCH.
Pillow slip, fun size, 1-sc.
II 1-ac. Pillow Slips, 1oc.
2c Pillow Slips Hernstitched, 17c
Single Bed Hemmed Sheets, &c.
~. Fu1l-size Bleached Sheets, Soc
Full-size AndroscoEEin Hemstitched
Sheets, SIC.
Androscozgin Bolster Case, 25., &c, and
4Sc
Sale of FlanneIIettes.
Il lie. F1annelettes, all beautiful de-
signs. 50 patterns to select from; special
Monday, 10c.
Dark Outings.
y 1-2c, Dark Plaid and Check Outings,
special Monday, 1-3c
Door Mats.
Coco Door Mats, extra size, SO.
SLIGO grade, 75c.
Sewing Tables.
3s-inch Folding Sewing Tables, 500.
6-foot Step Ladders, 75c.
Lap Sewing Tables, Soc.
Sale Wool and Canton Flanneis.
21c. White Wool Flannel, tic.
9ec White Wool Flannel 25c.
35c. Red Twill Flannel, Csc
Soc. Plain Red Flannel, 25c
&c. Gray Flannel, is &c.
Special Sale Gray Flannel, 20 and CSC.
6 1-4c. Canton Flannel &C.
1oc. Canton Flannel, 1-3c.
Il 1-2c. Canton Flannel. 10c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-14

SAL i-l'FEhjl El2S, 10; BLUE JEANS, &
An Interesting game was playsd yester-
cay ct Forest Hill between the Premiers
"ad B!re Jeans, the former winning and
again heading the Twin City League.
ne feature Of the game was the Pitch
Wg, Shaw striking out eight and Guilt
nan eleven GerrinE, Of the Blue Jeans
F'1 three hits and Semi. Of the same team
made a two-baEEer. Stausbury and Ma
non Of the foreIniers made two basSers.
Score by innings:
lz3.567ss r II. E,
rfeTniers ....---2 22 o1 g. o do
',ue Jeans .......o 5000 Is
Batteries: Pre,n:ers-Culliran and
stout; Blue Jeans-shaw and Knightiy.
Umpire: Mr. Ha2stead Time of game
hour and 80 minutes
u MPlAS, IL; NoRTHSIDE STARS. 6.
me feature Of the game, were the home
,ah MI OF Bannister of the Olympias with
'i'ee iaen on bases. the batting Of Brant-
= Of The same team and Murphy OF the
.,oFlhfide Stars The game was called
. iaf end OF the Efth inning on account
e. darkness.
Score by innings;
1895 r. Il q.
.oiyrnpias -. 49,. ....s i 1t-l4 II
NSfhSloe Stars ........1 90 IS ~
batteries: Eorhside ssars-Haushton
NO Mescoe; Olynpias-Eowle and Gates.
hear
Brownies va. Brownies.
The Church Hi, Brownies defeated Eel
wa Brownies, Jr.. yesterday. Both teams
~ W GOOD game The feature was tne
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-14

ANTICIPATE your need in Blan
while such values are offered.
$500 All-Wool Blanket, full size $3.50.
500 All-Woel Blanket, pure White, full
Size silk tape border, TO be sold at $3.50
Special s1.7e Heavy Cetton-feece blan-
ket, slightly seiled, for s1.o0.
$500 Wool Blankets, slightly soiles,
1926.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-14

Forty per cent Of the cnt1rs crop a
cotton. &C Lass, ~ bales. b retained for
American consump<ion this year. arA %
this total northern mills WIN take 329ne01
bales. while 1.ss6.0eo bales win ha taken
by southern MILL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-14

Special Sale Heavy Comforts. s1,oo.
Special Sale Heavy Comforts, well
padded, neatly lined and quilted; some
with Silkoline and some Satteen; all neat
patterns. $3.50 to $3.50.
Eiderdown Quilts. $500
Special Sale Silkoline Quilts, extra size
s275.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-14

fielding of Chandler and Botto. for the
Church Hill Brownies
Score by innings:
12345s7ss R. H. e.
Church Hill 100 8 I 1000 a
Fulton Jr.........o O1o601 2
Batteries: Church Hill Brownies-Pear-
man and Briel; Fulton Brownies Jr-
Burk and WhitIock,
S,vnnsboro' vs. Manchester.
The Swansboro baseball team defeated
the Red Pants Of Manchester by score
OF IL to 6 yesterday. The batteries for the
Swansboros We're Cocks and Lowary, for
the Red Pants were Charter and Aharn.
Hits off Charter. Is; off Cocks 6.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-14

Jack Chesbro. the old Richmond pitcher
now winning the second pennant for Pitts
burg, is the king OF the seasons pitchers,
excelling the records even Of the phe-
nomena, Mathewson ana Waddell, The
crack pitcher has just had an offer Of
1000 for two-year contract, or $500
per year, and will probably accept.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-14
IN VIRGINIA.
A Memory Of Cascade GAP.

narrow road beside mountain brook
Where dogwood and wild honeysucke lean
To catch its freshness as it hurries by.
Shy violets and ferns in every nook,
And close on either hand dark walls Of green:
The pinc-clad mountains, rise to meet the sky
Upon their SUBMITS the hot sunshine plays
But scarce can pierce the lofty screen Of trees
And IN these depths the air is cool and sweet
The brooks soft music DER its rocky ways
The song OF birds, the murmur Of the breeze
Seem but to make the quiet more complete!
Observation-Disclosures MARY KNAPP.
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srAUKroH LIGHT Plant SOLD.

sTAUNTON, VA. Sept. 1s.-tspeciaL)
The staunton Light and Power Com
pany. composing the electric psAat fer
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THE SCORE BY INNINGS:
1885 Ts9
Eiks ,..................... ! o 2e 0 IS
Brownies ...,............ 0 o 0 Q 001 o-5
Summary: Home runs-John McEvoy.
Stolen bases Brownies, 2; Elks 9. Dou-
HE p!ays-Bender, Wells. Hicks; Morgan
Lacho. Base on balls-Of Thoms, /; off
lowers 8. Struck out-By Thoc1s, 8; by
lowers ! Passed halls-McLeevey. i; FL
more i Time of game, l hour and IS
minutes Umpire, Mr.. Duke.
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CARPETS AND FLOOR OuCLOTHS.

Fall
proudly
nc to
Tapestry to
to
Cnth
arets
comp
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OiICIoths and LinoIeums.
SALE WOOL UNDERWEAR.

SALE WOOL UNDERWEAR.
Early buying will big saving in Mems, Wonen and
Children's Underwear.
Inf
ctjr+c
Inans luoen SHIRTS WIN patent
to to
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Cypress district registered as follows:
Somerton Precinct-White, III; color
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Twin City LenEue.

STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
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COMFORTS AND BLANKETS.

cpate your need in Blankets and Comforts and buy now
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-02-12
Murphy4& Co.'S Gotten Letter,

New York, Feb. 1t-There was not
mach of a market this morning, but
cables We're so satisfactory that prices
have advanced to 4 points in spite
of heavy receipts at ports estimated at
$4,000 and. against $4,000, In view of the
holiday Tomorrow there was no dis
position to remain uncovered, in fact
the feeling was that we should witness
a better market because the bull forces
are so powerful that all attempts to
dislOdge them have failed. There was
not much of market until after the
first hour when Houston reported small
receipts for tomorrow which lifted the
prices Z points on increased dealings.
Futures at Liverpool were higher by /
point. The great feature of the crop
year thus far has been the immense
exports. They have been attracting no
end of attention and is undoubtedly the
great bull point of the campaign thus
far. Up to this time, Europe has taken
4,759,000 bales against 4074, 900 last year
while Great Britain alone has taken
2,321,000 against 2.055000 last year.
There is no use ignoring this move
ment. 1t is important and must be
credited to the excellent trade condi-
tions abroad. Such a big amount of
actual cotton means a healthy sithaA.
ton and that the staple will be needed
for long time to come. Hence we find
that many of the best export houses in
this country whose interests it Is to
take the bear side and cry prices down
are quietly expressing belief in a bull
market ahead even with a big crop.
New Orleans expects tomorrow $500
to $500 against 5000; Houston 1900 to
$500 against 6,762.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-02-12

Germany rate contributed TO increase
confidence in continued monetary ease.
London was a buyer on balance ana
adVices from the other side We're more
favorable to American shares than in
some time. Many of the days move
ments We're regarded as indicating a
revival of activity on the part Of the
large interests having in hand various
schemes of the unification and devel-
opment OF properties. An interesting
feature of the day was the increase in
dealings in United States SteelS al
though the improvement in these is
sues were merely fractional Tennes-
see Coal and Iron and Colorado Fuel
and Iron, however. enjoyed sharp ad-
vances. In the railway list the Read
ings were conspicuous for strength,
the advance in this group being led
by second preferred. Texas Pacific adj
vanced sharply ON the increased dis
tribution of profits on the income
bonds. Glucose was weak and Sugar
gradually lost per cent In the late
dealings the general market was de-
pressed somewhat by closing of ac-
counts over the holiday and the mar
ket ended irregular and somewhat I'M
settled
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-02-12
COTTON FUTURES.

New York, Feb. 1.-THE cotton mar
ket opened steady with prices , to
points higher and for the rest of the
session continued to work almost
steadily upward on t1tful demand from
wary shorts and re-entrance into the
market of investors who had sold out
for profits on the recent sharp bulge
Most of the cotton sold came from
longs who had loaded up yesterday
and did not care to risk over half-hol-
lday developments of tomorrow. There
was little upon which to base bear
hopes, and a reaction from the fore
noon advance seemed virtually impos-
slble, inasmuch as all news conspired
TO strengthen the inherent stability of
the staple. The official receipts for the
day were larger than those of a year
ago, but We're offset in effect by large
elearances for export. Interior towns
receipts were counterbalanced by tre-
mendous shipments. The semi weekly
interior town statement of the super
intendent OF the Cotton Exchange was
also very bullishly construed. Liver
pool cables were considerably better
than anticipated, and with European
buying orders did much to give the
market a healthy start. The South,
New England spinnerS and Wall
street were fairly active buyers from
time to time during the day and short
cotton houses covered their hedges in
| March, made last fall, against pur
chases to spot cotton in the South,
I'll staple has recently been sold to
exporters. An advance of Is in local
spot cotton prices, to the highest fig
ures of the season. was not without
substantial effect upon the market,
+ Taking the day as a whole, speculation
was very active and general. The
close was very steady with prices net
8 to 13 points higher.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-02-12
TO THE NORTH AND WEST

Trains arrive Savannah as follows:
No. 20, daily, from New York Wash
ington, Richmond and Cincinnati, $50
a. m.
No. 81, daily except Monday, from
New York and Washington. 1920 Il. m.
NO. 80, daily from New York and
Washington, 1906 p. m.
All trains arrive and depart from
the Plant System station.
THROUGH CAR SERVICE, ETC.
Trains 81 and 80. THE SOUTH
ERN'S PALM LIMITED Solid trains
between Savannah and New York,
composed exclusively OF Pullman
Compartment, Observation and Draw
ing-room Sleeping Cars, Dining Cars
serve all meals en- route.
Trains 33 and "a. NEW YORK
AND FLORIDA EXPRESS. Vesti-
buled limited trains, with Pullman
Drawing-room Sleeping Cars between
savannah and New York. Connect at
Washington with Colonial Express for
Boston Pullman Sleeping Cars be-
tween Charlotte and Richmond and
charlotte and Norfolk. Dining Cars
serve all meals between Savannah
and New York.
Trains 20 and 30. THE WASHING
lNGTON, RICHMOND AND FLoRI-
DA LIMITED. Vestibuled limited
trains, carrying Pullman Drawing
room Sleeping Cars between Savannah
and New York via Richmond. Dining
Cars serve all meals between Savan-
nah and Washington. Also Pullman
Drawing-room Sleeping Cars be-
tween Savannah and Cincinnati.
through Asheville and THE Land of
the Sky"
For information as to rates, sched-
ules, etc, apply to
F. s. CANNON, Sd V. P. and G. M.
S. III. HARDWICK, G. P. A., Wash
ington, d. c.
w. II. TAYLoE. A. G. P. A., Allan
ia, Ga.
r. C. BLATTNER, Depot Ticket
Agent, Plant System Station, Savan-
nah, Ga.
E. G. THOMSON. c. P. & T. A.. sa-
vannah, Ca, 141 Bull street. Phones
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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-02-12
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.

Note-Theses quotations are revised
daily and are kept as near as possible
in accord with the prevailing whole
sale prices. Official quotations are not
used when they disagree with the
prices wholesalers ask.
POULTRY 7odsOc: ROSTERS,
Soc ducks. 65070c.
EGGS-20d2ic.
BUTTER tone OF the market il
firm. Quotations. Cooking. zoe: New
York state dairy 24kc. Elgins, 26c;
extra Elrins 27n28c.
CHEESE Market frm: fancy, full!
cream cheese. lSc for 20 10 22-pound
averages, % 10 30-pound averages,
i2Ac.
POTATOES 275 per barrel.
ONIONs-N barrels. A.2514.50
crates, 81 80,
CABBAGE $500 crate.
Blackeye peas. 81 Is bushel. pigeon
peas, 81. % bushel.
White peas beans. SECS bushel.
TERNIps-cnnadinn, 81 30 Jack
Hreadstuna, Hay and Grain.
Patent. $40. straighta. $40. fancy.
1920. family, $500 spring wheat best
patent. $500.
MEAIs-Peal per barrel 81 90, per
sack. 81 So; city meal, per suck, bolted.
81 G5i wafer ground, N.75. city grits.
sackH 9i.s5i pearl wfiie, Hudnuts. per
barrel si.ll. pTr sack. ~ 8a.
CORN The market hrm. whlte t0k
lots. soi carload iofs. sgcs mixed corn
Job ioff. Uc. carload lots, $780,
RfcE Market steady demand goo9,
fapcy head o. fancV tiEc.
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