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ans 1ef 10 tne question:. Mss NlaDei
Craig of Charleston. y. c., and Miss
Lille Byrd tied for the prize, Miss
Craig winning It was beautiful
burnt leather music roll NJ. Clifton
Howell #cn the bust Of Mozart. The
young people voted the affair a most
delightfui one. The following Vera
present: Misses Augusta Pierce. Hel-
ena: Mabal Craig, Charleston. y. c.
Miss Ta!ha5. Te1arkaua. Nina smart
Mary Lfn&sar Lille Byrd Miss Mont
somegE Jennie Draper Franc : ordan.
Margaret Taylor Nina Smart. Eugenia
James. Asa Tomlinson, Bessie Atwood
Emma DeEoodE. Anna Dea.5ody Alma
and Edna Lausford. Anna Can't. Grace
York. Bartlett. Zu Thompson.
Mamie Mann; Messrs McEs.l Ar5huv
Miller. sam Pierce. Finn HUT Viii
Iiutt. George Adams. Frank RagIand,
Bob Halstead Fran Roane, 5. c. Alex
ander NJ. c. Austin D. c. Bell. Phil
lip Crutcher. Clifton Howell, Garland
Hyatt Ellis Morgan. ElDorado; jim
Walker. Mr.. and Mrs VIII Byrd. Mr..
and Mrs Peter Byrd Nj and Mrs.
John B. speers. Mr. and Mrs W II.
Langford Mrs. G Q. AbernathE, Mr.
and Mrs John Mills
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On account of the opening Of the
state Y. NJ. c. A. convention on Fri
day the reception to be rendered by
theCurrent Topic cub at Mrs. Will
Golfers has been changed from Jan
uary 90 to January %. Same hours
2:30 to 1870
MARY LINDSAY, President.
LORINE HIGHTOWER,
Secretary.
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.Ecrtn.ent Wsis. GEE

Tie Fortnig'.t Haist cub we're ca
entertained la-6 T:eas.aE eTeaing a
he home Of Mis- III Thompson, MIS-
Thompson is q capital hostess and
delightfully."- eaa-rtein7. Taess pres
ant We're: Miss. - ".emPson, Mary
Taylor. Franeas Jordan Nina Smart.
Jennie Draper. Mammia Naua. Emma
Dewoody. Alma Dewoe1%. Susie
Ryland. Inez Thompson. Aes=i=
Frank Nanyalkeu3ers. c. H TriP.az5
jr. l.. l.. I.e4better. Frank Roane.
Mack Hammett a W. Scruggs. Rob
ert Haistead. vii Mathews
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Ike Leltner, Max Gottneu. L. A. sam

Ike Leltner, MAX Gottnep, L. A. sam
uels. NJ Cans and D. S Bluthenthal.
Misses RGe.Ia and Eta Solmson, Ida
and Josie Dreyfls. Rosa Marks. oi
Port Gibson. Mis- CIaud We'll Bessie
8uthe1that Carrie Thalhoimer ami
selma Roseaaarm. Nessrs. Percy Nj
ar. Harold EtrTl...l5'.ai asl .Aus55z-
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Shirt Waist Euchre Club

Tie Misses Gfaea we're hestesses
fer tie s. igt Wait Eac.re club at
thcir come Oh West BarraHHe street.
The Misses Graee lalo# the art OF
making their guests enjoy themselves.
The prize was won by Miss Mary Lind
say. After the game refreshments
Wore served.
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|
ond by Miss Jose Dreyfus. The Wis
tors prize was won by Miss Rosa
Marx, and the consolation prize by
Miss Weller.
Calendar Reception
The reception and calendar display
given on the evening Of the 18th inst.
was an enjoyable affair and one Of
the big social events Of the week. One
of the special features was about goo
calendars beautifully arranged in
which the Graphic was Well represent
ed having assisted in furnishing tie
display i beautiful program vas
:eaaere3 an vas a felzeas
=I4Hes= piano is Mss - aa@
Nina f.aEasaEl5
80. go Hr sa# min.
Cas zazs aaa number
.z=d Sis Mall craig. #lso
lsrs e1=..er sister Mr..
= I5r5#.. Charlotte
Hara
SIS Lizzie LeNfaire beautifully rem
.c. fl55ia Solo
E <5a5.. 6ae 4f =t,#s agN
fa5d.z - tsfa=eis.. ~ ass-=af sHa ba#t.
#a4 E1Hof solo an5 va 1Hcere4.
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jefferson Feacibes Minstrel
Tho jefferson Fencibics had q meet
iq4 last We neeslay evening and ar
raugmonts we're made TO have a min
strcl Show On February Il. The boys
are enthusiastic and they are sure
to succeed with what will be one Of the
incest social events Of the season. H.
G. Plummer will drill tie comedians,
and Prof LeMairc Will have charge
Of the music One of the electric
light companies Will have an electrical
part in the first act and elaborate COS
tunes and preparations are being
made to get the show in readiness.
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twentieth Century Euchre Club
Mrs. Joe Michael will entertain the
Twentieth Century Euchre club next
Wednesday which is the regular meet
ing day.
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Daughters of the Confederacy-
The local chapter of the Daughters
of the Confedcracy met with Mrs
Chas. r. Fitzhugh Tuesday afternoon.
A large attendance of the membership
was present. In the absence of the
president, Mrs. B, f. Benton, Mrs.
Kcrsh a former president, presided.
The chapter decided to present the
members of the Ben McCullOch camp
of veterans at Star City with crosses
of homer. Mrs J. r. Martin and Miss
Julia Seymour We're appointed com
mittec to make the presentation of the
birthday of the great Confederate,
General Lee, and they are to leave for
that place for that purpose to
day. Resolutions of sympathy for Mrs.
Benton. the president. on account of
the loss of her brother. the late j.
w. Walker. We're adopted. There was
music and refreshments.
Current Topic Club
The meeting of the Current Topic
club has been changed from January
% to Thursday %, so as not to con
| flict with the state y. NJ. c. a. con
vention.
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! Bluff City Club
The Bluff City club entertainment
was an elaborate affair. After the
| games refreshments We're served. Miss
Josie Dreyfus captured the first prize
| Al I Dntb : lo
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tuesday Euchre Club

The Tuesday Euchre club met with
Miss Minnette Weller who proved an
accomplished hostess Miss Weller
gave iavors and luncheon. The
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The Hawthorne Book Club

One of the notable functions of the
season was the entertainment offered
to the Hawthorne Book club by
Mrs. Leo NJ Andrews last Thursday
afternoon. The hostess received her
guests assisted by her mother Mrs
Kirke, of Hot Springs A Geo. Eliot
Afternoon, arranged by Mrs. Andrews,
close with a most clevery devised
contest in which the wit and wisdom
of the ladies present was put to the
test. The literary program was as
follows:
Life Of Geo. Eliot Mrs Grace
The Mill on the Floss, Mrs. Lee Fox.
The Choir Invisible. Mrs. W. ".
Byrd.
"Reminiscences. Mrs. II. Riley
The program was &uppimenfea BY
two piano selections b5 Mrs r E
Thompson=S Sehnmafa9s TFaeaarei
and Pazere@ski's MenHet.a i Antique.
In tho= guessing contest ths eaasaa-
tcra Of Geo Es.ot'a mss5 famous nos
appeared ia aissH.se ana each la5#
r.eGe gg itzt # those She saeo9-
niz"3 AaeH E.e=a Haz1 4eFate H!s
r. {. Taoa saa ~ IT, 81 assfs4
contestant. -s-.1-r2 - . prlz4 a l-aa-
lifui cIi.i = = Rfa3. n TWO vol
amns EH@ a4ezss az=fE6H invited
into t6e dining f5an whore "a e.a-
CANT aaH substantial course diHEcr
was thogro0eaIy enjoyed. TIE dee
orations and faYors were in sunset
pink, y frasrant cluster Of brides
maid roses &raccd the center Of the
table aud at each plate q single per-
feet rose was lain. The place cards
We're pen and ink sketches of Geo
Eliot With apt quotations from her
prose and verse on each one The
meeting broke up at late hour, the
guests enthusiastic in their praises of
the pleasure afforded them by THEN
hostess. Those present were: Mes
DANES Geisreiter Elliott, CALDWELL
Byrd, Fox, Riley. Goree. S NJ Taylor,
K. c. Thompson, Andrews, Kirke, and
Trimble
Mr.. and Mrs. Farrar Entertain
Mr.. and Mrs, Farrar entertained on
Friday evening in honor of Miss Pearl
Wright, their guest from Troy, Ala,
at O'Clock dinner Miss Wright
IS one of the popular young lady visi-
tors in the city The entertainment,
was delightful one. The menu was
especially good. The guests were as
follows Misses Pearl Wright. Anna
Holmes, Lucy Bradford, Pearl Reeves,
- Talbot, TeXarkana: Dr. and Mrs.
VIM. Crutcher; Messrs. Frank Ragland
Bennie Hut. John Wilboumc. Will
Carr Claude Clegg.
Mrs. Habner Entertains-
Mrs, G. A. Habner entertained in
the Hotel Trulock parlors Friday
night In honor of the following at
progressive finch, the new game:
Mrs, f. c. Lame, Mrs. w. w. AleXand-
er.Mrs. Callie Maytield, Mrs. S. A..
Rosenburg, Mrs Felix Rosenburg. Mrs.
Joe { Meyers. Mrs. Ike Meyer. Misses
Josie Dreyfus, Ida Dreyfus, Miriam
FRANKLIN. Mrs. G. G. Taylor. Mrs. Joe
e Meyer Mrs Ike r. Meyer Mrs.
Haoner proved herself an excellent
hostess and also connisseur III deli,
cacles for refreshments which were
lobster salad With mayonnaise dres.
sing, chicken sandwiches. black cot
Zee With whipped cream. sherry wine.
cordial. Miss Josie Dreyfus captured
first honors.
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IN SOCIGTY'S RGHEM

guests were Mrs A. F. Franklin, of
Memphis; Miss Rose Marx, of F't.
Gibson,L.a First prize was won by
Miss Frances Waterman and the sec
ond by Miss Jose Dreyfus. The Wis
itor's prize was won by Miss Rosa
Marx, and the consolation prize by
Miss Weller
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Mystic Twelve Club

Mystic Twelve Club
Last Monday evening the Mystic
Twelve cluD were entertained by Mrs.
W. II. Langford at progressive lotto
party. The decorations were pink
and white, the club colors. and We're
very beautiful. An orchestra compos-
ed of young ladies' played during the
evening. Mrs. E. A. Peck won the
ladies prize and Mr. j. B. Speers the
gentleman's prize. The chief feature
of the party was the mystery that ac-
companied each event OF the evening.
The guests OF the club were: Captain
and Mrs w j Galbraith Mrs. J. b.
Speers. Mr. and Mrs. John VI. Taylor,
Mr.. and Mrs Tracy Mills. Miss Cora
Mitchell, Mr. Finn Hutt, and Misses
Emma and Sallie Byrd.
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"Good Luok" Party
Miss Marguerite Taylor entertained
lie Current Topic club last Wednesday
#ith a good lack" party Il vas a
mest novel affaif and created a great
deal Of merrima4e. The decorations
Neaa red carnations. There were eight
tables, each ere representing an en-
5'em of good lacA. Tie head table was
9 heart; =aecend, silver key; third, a
herseshoe; fourth a four-laaf clover:
. ~. wishbone; sixth, silyerspoon;
setenth, dice; eighth, cid shoe, the
property Of the hostess when she
was an infant. The score cards were
hand painted and represented tables.
Tie hostess was assisted in receiving
by Miss Jennie Draper and Mr.. and
Mrs. lrl Armstrong. The ladies' prize
was won by Miss Brady, and the gentle
mems prize was cut for by Mr.. Frank
Roane, Mr.. Curran Nichols and Prof
Mcneil. Mr.. Roane Won Six-handed
euchre was the game Miss Mabel
Craig, of Charlotte, N c.. Mrs. Irl
| Armstrong. and Prof Mcneil rendered
several musical selections. Refresh
| mentS were served.
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Current Topic Literary Meeting
The Current Topic club held a liter
airy meeting at the home of Misses Al
ma and Emma DeWoody Saturday aft
ernoon January l.. at 80 \ very
interesting program was rendered
Miss Augusta Price. of Helena, was a
guest OF the club. Miss Cora Lee
Buck was also guest of the club,
and played beautiful piece which
was enjoyed by all the members of the
club. The following was the program.
Current Events
Germany and Austria
United States. Miss Jordan.
Japan, Mrs. Collier.
Reading Miss Smart.
Noted Cathe1rals-
s.. Peters, Miss Emma Dewoody
St Paul's Miss Nina Smart.
ST. Mark Mrs Will Collier
West Minister Abbey. Miss Byrd
Refreshments were served
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General Offices III Pine St.,

properly, but 1t
betwe nallc
Everywhere
Invite checrfuiy
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PhiIfarmonic Society-
The Philharmonic society will hold
is regular meeting on Tuesday al
80 p. M, on account Of the Jefferson
company at the EIks theater on Mon
5az. evening Mrs. Franklin will sing.
Miss Enhaa ta&ersea vii play. and a
profitable tine is expected.
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Theater Party for Choir Boys

Theater Party for Choir Boys
Father Fowler is going to give his
altar boys a theater party on Monday
evening, to Rip Van Wrinkle. There
are about twenty-five of them, and no
doubt the little fellows will be more
than pleased Father Fowler has
brought the choir up to a high stand
ard He is a fine musician and the
boys all take great interest and are
now getting a reward for their obe-
dient services.
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1reen-Croom WeddinG-.

creen-Croor WeddinG-.
TIE chief social even of past
week vas the marriage of 2-..5s Mary
Green. Of Pine Bluff. az 81. W. P.
croon9. o. Narrcs.. Ga.. Wednesday
=zaaine at SD O'Clock. al the First
Rarttzt church. r.. R. Moore per
forming the ceremony. The church
- handsomely decorated with palms
al vs. sea flied with the friends
Z tie arise aad groom. NJ. N. d.
,IeNe:.a pre- t4e.i Fl tie organ and as
he hi ~ i57sf5@ eaeaaa=l tie clQrei..
piased tie zIealais-aoa Wedding
march. le asher5. Ae.a1s Eibers
Mitchell. 8isoy ifsish. Garland H%ast
jane= Gfee1- Nafaea t"siDr AID
George He<faaaz entered Est. Taas
walked down tie elsie ia 5airs and
we're Followed bx Nj " F. Groom,
he groom. aH3 his best 4an. air.
Lester b. Arnett. lust behind them
walked MIS- aiarv ereen, se bride
leaning Oh the a-Ia her fatn"s.
Mr Thomas Geoen. she w beaati-
fully attire1 in q pearl graz costume
and wore a large white hat. After the
wedding a reception was rendered TIE
bridal party friends and relatives, at
the home of the brides parents, on
South Cherry street. Mr.. and Mrs.
Groom were 10 have left Immediately
after the wedding for their home in
Waycross, Ga but owing to the illness
of Mrs. Groom they will remain here
several days The bride is popular
fayOrite in Pine Bluff society, and the
groom is a conductor on train on
Georgia road, and has many friends
in his home city.
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Bluff City Club

Bluff City Club
The Bluff City club entertainment
was an elaborate affair. After the
games refreshments were served Miss
Josie Dreyfus captured the first prize
and Mrs Louis Roth the second. Those
present were: Mesdames Alex Strauss
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Dance at A!.heimer-

Dance at A!theimer-
One of the most enjoyable coun-
trv events of the season was the dance
given by the young people Of Altheim
er Friday night at the schOol-house
which was gotten up and attended al
most entirely by the young people. II
was attended by a number OF PINE
Bluff young people, all of whom repor,
pleasant time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Byrd Entertain
On Thursday the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Peter Byrd was a delightful rem
devious for a pleasant evening for the
young people. Mr.. and Mrs. Byrd are
we'll known by the graceful and pleas
ant manner in which they receive thei1
guests. Mr.. and Mrs. Byrd were as
sisted in receiving by Mr.. and Mrs
John Mills, Mr.. and Mrs. Farnum, and
| Mrs. C. O. Abernathy The entertain
ment for the evening was quite unique
and novel and proved interesting II
was a Musical Romance" and as the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-18

Current Topic Club
The meeting of the Current Topic
club has been changed from January
% to Thursday %, so as not to con
vcntiOn
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-18

twentieth Century Euchre Club
Mrs Joe Michael will entertain the
Wednesday which is the regular meet
ing day.
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is&. iIllt
The Savannah morning news., 1903-01-07
STOCKS AND BONDS.

New York, Jan. 6.-The advance in
the stock market continued to-day in
a rather irregular way for time, but
with a burst of animation and buoy
ancy in the late dealings. The clear
ing financial skies made the under
lying basis for the movement. supple
mented by a number Of special infiu-
ences on individual stocks or groups
of stocks. The call money rate was at
no time higher than 6 per cent. and
fell below that figure quite normally
and late in the day got as low as 4
per cent, but with the days demand
then mostly satisfied.
There was a fair supply both of
grain and cotton bills in the exchange
for London account, though on a small
exchange. The demand at the same
time WAS very moderate, so that rates
fell away easily The knowledge of
the impending issue of a number of
important government loans abroad
added to the likelihood of the calling
of credits. For this season the c0urse
of the foreign exchange marker is
viewed with special satisfaction. All
departments of the local money mar-
ket showed a much easier tendency,
and commercial paper was in quite
active demand. Reports from the In
terror centers also showed easier mon
ey markets developing there.
Reports from Pittsburg of the aban.
donment of the proposed malleable
iron combination was promptly ac-
eepted as symptomatic of halt in the
The Savannah morning news., 1903-01-07

New York, Jan. 6.-The cotton mar
ket opened easy at a decline of to 6
points and ruled irregular After the
opening call there was a further de-
cine OF l to points on the more ac-
1--WE positions. The weakness was
largely due to active selling of long ac-
counts following the recent open let
Ter by the leader of the bull party TO
the enect that cotton had been brought
10 a standstill and indicating that a
reaction was in order; at the same time
ADVISING his following to sell. A de-
cine OF l TO points followed. But it
appeared that strong parties were alb
sorDlng all offerings, and to-day 1t be-
came apparent that the same party
was nlInself buying cotton at a rapid
rate. Sentiment on Change soon be-
came very bullish, partly on this ac-
count and partly because of the move
ment of cotton continuing to be disan-
pointing. The semi-weekly movement
instead OF being a bearish statement
proved to be bullish showing, a loss
III STOCK instead of the predicted in
crease in stocks, while the mort re-
ceipts We're 1906, against s.. 7aO bales
ana for the week 1887. against 163 :
4SO last year. This showing was quite
the reverse of what had been predict
co. ana by many expected. At the
same time the spot markets of the
country, with but one exception, main
tanned former prices, the exception be-
ing Galveston, which declined Lice.
The local market for spot cotton was
quiet with scarcity of desirable
grades feature. The market for fu-
lures closed firm at a net decline of 9
points 10 a net advance of points
Total sales of futures estimated at 400 .
600 bales. W.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-01-07

creation of new securities and of large
syndicate borrowings for their flota-
ton. The personality of the money
lenders under whose offerings the
current rate has broken down was
accepted as evidence that the So
called large interests ceased to frown
upon the efforts to advance the prices
of stocks. Add to these general con-
siderations a number of gratifying re-
ports of weekly earnings by railroads,
a large growth in the corn movement,
large earnings in the electrical indus
try, rumors OF a judicial decision ar
rived at against the New York fran
chise law, assertions that the Union
Pacific had settled its labor troubles,
vague reports of an intended new stock
issued by Canadian Pacific, renewed
gossip of early action on the author
lied st. Paul issue. the reported res
toration Of the factor plan in the sugar
trade, and an increase in the dividend
rate on the common stock of the Amer
lean Car Foundry Company and it Will
be seen that there was a pretty COM
sprehensive basis for bullish specula-
tors to operate on. The judicial check
met by the Wabash in it's efforts to
enter Pittsburg had an unfayorable eff
feet on Wabash and the anthracite
roads were affected by reports of large
engagements of coal for import. There
was considerable protit-taking at
The Savannah morning news., 1903-01-07
FINANCIAL.
JANUARY INVESTMENTS.

10000 State of Georgia Az Per Cent.
Bonds, due 1915.
5000 State of Georgia 3h Per Cent.
Bonds, due 1892.
5000 State of Georgia S1s Per Cent.
Bonds, due 1888.
5000 State of Georgia 3h Per Cent.
Bonds, 1884.
1000 State of Alabama &C" Bonds,
due 1906.
10000 City of Augusta 4 Per Cent.
Bonds, due 1888.
5000 City of Augusta Per Cent.
Bonds, due 1906.
10000 City of Augusta, AZ Per Cent
Bonds, due 1923.
5000 City of Augusta Per Cent.
Bonds, due 1921.
5000 City of Augusta Per Cent.
Bonds, due 1913.
1000 City of Macon Per Cent.
Bonds, due 1910.
5000 City of Dalton 5 Per Cent.
Bonds, due 1918.
% 900 City of Albany Per Cent.
Bonds. due 1912 to 1917.
1900 Atlanta and West Point Rail-
road Co. Debentures.
Georgia Railroad and Banking Co.
stock.
Augusta and Savannah Railroad Co.
Stock.
south western Railroad Co. Stock, etc.
list with prices on application to
JOHN w. DICKEY,
Stock and Bond Broker. Augusta Ca
The Savannah morning news., 1903-01-07
NEW ORLEANS COTTON MARKET.

New Orleans, Jan. 6.-Owing to the
difference in views of sellers and buy
ers. the transactions in the spot cot
ton market to-day were very light.
Quotations unchanged.
The contract cotton market was quite
active. Prices opened at about yester-
days closing level, but thereafter work
ed off with frequent and fairly wide
fluctuations until a decline of to X
points had been recorded. The market
then quieted down somewhat, and with
later trading prices moved up grad
ually until the early losses had been
wiped out and sharp advances made.
the board at the close showing net
gains of TO points on all months
except August, which gained but 3
points.
New Orleans, Jan. 6.-Cotton futures
steady: January, S.55@S SIC; February,
S.61@8 .63c; March, S.67@S CSC; April,
S.72@S. 74c; May, S79@S. soc: June, S.S4
@S.S6c; July, S.909S Ole; August, $500
S.55c; September, S.106S .15c.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-01-07
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool, Jan. 6.-Cotton: Spot, in
fair demand, 4 points lower; American
micdling, fair, 5.2Sd good middling,
4S4d; middling, S66d; low middling,
4.64d;. good ordinary. 442d; ordinary,
430d. The sales of the day were 10, :
600 bales, of which 500 We're for specu-
lation and export and included 8. 400
American Receipts, $4,000 bales, in
Guiding 26600 American.
Futures opened easier and closed
barely steady; American middling,
good ordinary clause: January. 1900
4.61d; January February, 4.60@4.6 Sid:
February-March, 4.60@4.61d; March
April. 4.6O@4.61d; April May, 4.61d;
May-June, 4.62d; June-July, 4.62d;
July-August, 4.62d; August September.
455@4.56d; September October, 4.44d;
October November. 434d.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-01-07

Trains arrive Savannah as follows;
No. 20. daily. from New York. WASH
ington, Richmond and Cincinnati, 6:lO
a. m.
No. SO. daily from New York and
Washington. 3:05 p. m.
No. 20, daily, from all points west.
via Jesup, u 20 a. m.
No. "a, daily. from all points west.
via Jesup, 1880 p. m.
All trains arrive and depart from
THROUGH CAR SERVICE, ETC.
Trains 80 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 IS and "a connect at Jesup
with through Pullman Drawing room
Sleeping Cars operated from and to
Kansas City via Birmingham, and
from and to Cincinnati via Chatt1-
nooga.
Trains 20 and 80. THE WASHING
TON AND FLORIDA LIMITED.
Pullman Drawing-room Sleeping Cars
between Savannah and New York.
Dining Cars serve all meals between
Savannah and Washington. Also
Pullman Drawing-room Sleeping Cars
between Savannah and Cincinnati,
through Asheville and THE Land of
the Sky"
For Information as to rates. sched-
ules, et,., apply 10
C. H. ACKERT, G. M, Washing
ton, d. g..
S. H. HARDw1cK. G. p. A.. Wash
ington, D. c.
w. ii. TAYLOE. A. G. r. A.. Allan
| ia, Ga.
r. c. BLATTNER, Depot Ticket
! Agent. Union Depot, Savannah. Ga.
E. @. THOMSON, C. P. & T. A., Sa-
vannah. Ca. 141 Bull street. Phones
| $50