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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-02-25

The exports Of the United States in
1880 exceeded the imports by $l93.-
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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-05-18
UP. Cleared and Sailed.

FOR DARIEN AND DOBoY.
Ships.
Lady Cartier, Williams, St Vincent, CIV 1, sid
Mch7
Banks.
Canada, Lammert, Liverpool. up Mch IS.
johann Benjamin GER, Hamann, passed Deal
Harald (sw), Cederberg, Montrose sid Mch IS.
Schweigaard (Nor), Sorensen, Philadelphia, sid
Ravenscliffe Br). Hughes, West Hartepool, sid
Apr T.
Alabama QtaD, Durant. Greenock, sid April ID.
e W Gale, Cameron, New York, up Apr 20.
Nette Langdon, Yarmouth, N S, cid Apr q.
W H Sargent, Low. New York, up Maya.
FOR JACKSONVILLE.
Schooners
Hope Haynes, Carnage, New York, cid Apr rs.
Melissa Trask. Trask, Belfast, log April 49,
Florence Lillian, Smith, New York. up APP q.
Ira D Sturges, Adams, New York, up Apr q.
Stampede, Perry, Boston, cid April 30.
Abraham Richardson, Reed, Philadelphia, cid
April 30.
A Hayford, Presley, Portland. ldg Apr IS.
Mary Trainor, New York, cid May g.
oil S W Race. Smith, New York, up May 4.
Florence Novel;, Birdsall New York, up May L.
Nettie Walker Ingalls,, New York, up May 4.
Frsnk Mcdonnell, Norbury, Philadelphia, cid
May IL.
Annie Barton, Weeks, Belfast, sid Mayo
Adam Bowlby, Stanwood. New York. cid May 12
VIM G Mosely, Bellatty, Boston, cid May 10.
Delhi Saco, Lyman. New York up May 10.
Dione. Patterson, New York, up May 10.
Marcus Edwards, Pashley, New York, up May TO-
I WillettS, Willetts, New York, up May 10.
FOR BRUNSWICK. GA
Ships.
Eleanor (sw). Wingrey, London, sid Mch 10, bal.
Johanne CNorl Rafen. London, sid March IS.
Framst (Sw), Holmqvist London, cid Mch so.
Schooners.
ori williams Edua do Ma NnnQ
Winnie Lawry. Spear, New York, sid Ape.
Emma Heather, Richards, Wilmington, N c,
i Apr
Jennie Rosalene, Tooker, New York, up Apr 20.
Four Sisters, Bunker Belfast ldg April 49,
Stephen 6 Hart, Torrey, Providence, sid APP 25.
Hattie Belfast, Poole New York, up April q.
Ruth Darling, Chapman, New York, up Apr q.
A Emerson, Emerson. New York. up May 10.
Jos Cakes, Haskell, New York, up May 10.
FOR ST MARY's.
Briggs
Cid (Sp), Estopino, Havana. sid Mch ID.
FOR SATILLA RIVER.
Banks.
Amelia & Hedwig, Gehm, London, cid Mch 10.
FOR APALACHICoLA.
Schooners.
VIM H Jones, Falkenburg, New York, cid Mch T.
FOR FERNANDINA.
Barks
J A Brown, Gregorr, Boston. cid APP Is.
Usko (6us), Hertin. Liverpool. sid March %.
Quaker City, McNeily, New York, up May 10.
J A Douglas. Parker New York, cid MAY 10.
P Novel; Lark, Delaware Breakwater,
passed out May7.
Catharine W May Davis. Philadelphia, cid Apps.
VIM r Drury, Bond, New York, up April "a.
FOR KEY WEST
Banks.
Senator ken Ger. Leriz, Liverpool, sid Ap /.
Gerhard (Ger) Klamp, Liverpool sid Mch Is.
FOR ST AUGUSTINE.
Schooners.
H Jones, Smith. New York. up APPS.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-05-18


Tne summerville Gazette reports that ssdur.
ing neavT thunder shower last weeS- :
n nsS cnsrss e electricity struck the light
place. and split all the CONJECTURE ta,s ma
ing eacn length separate, and tearing nm the
WOODWORK or the steeple sounewhaf To- 80
pieces pee OF plank were thrown twenty or thirty
on ooth sides were considerably farrad 4 N
Maooox children were eating dinner ana ~
dishes on the table danced about considersbive
T1a,s Pslley was letting Gown one OF the
WIDOWS oI her mothers house Sha fell .fhe
neat playing over her face. and It was soms
time oeIore she recovered from the shock >
Inc A+Trg County (Ala) REGISTER reno-4s
lnss ar Bryant Skipper. Deputy Sheriff
returned last Thursday night from Co.,
county with a prisoner v lillian GaSsa- Re e
name, charged with the murder az 3 1ee, ~
man IN Stewart county, near Florence TThe
49, 1879 a. ~ cosnIhitted year ago. and he had
eluded the officers Of the law until nov Mr.
skipper, armed with a requisition from the
governor OF Georgia, who also had offered ono
hundred dollars for his arrest, and accom-.
panied oy ~. NJ j. Jones, Of Gordon who had
ascertained his whereabouts wenged tbair NJ :
thither to effect his capture The prisoner re-.
sisted manrully, determined to sell freedom at
uear cose put was overpowered without oc-
cSslohlng any injury to either party He Is
ABOUT twenty-five years old He was trans
mitted to the Sheriff Of Stewart coupfy nndar
the care OF Sheriff Cranberry and aides.
Messrs Skipper and Kennedy. last Mondav ;;
Tie Lumpkin Independent states that he is
now lodged IN the Stewart county Jail.
The Albany Net1s and Advertiser renorts
that Henrietta Cato stabbed and killed iEIsie
hlil with pocketknife on Mr. W H. Patridge's
walker place, nine miles west of that CITY. one
night lat week. The parties were both col
ored, and had been on fighting terms for some
TIME past. Elsie Hill was the wife of Prince,
HUI. and it seems that Prince had become en-
amoured or the other woman, Henrietta Cato.
and hence the bad state of feeling between the
two females. Late Wednesday night the isal-
GUS wife went to the cabin Of Henrietta and
FOUND her faithleSs husband there, whereupon
she seized an axe and went for Henrietta, The
husband parted the two women and left the
house. but the enraged wife soon returned
armed with club, and renewed the attack
upon Henrietta, when the latter stabbed her
with a knife and killed her. The knife was an
ordinary pocketknife. and the blaze entered
the body Of deceased Just under the left arm.
Henrietta was arrested and held to await the
verdict Of the COroners jury.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-05-18

1ol< for cash; 81 0S0i osA for June. Corn
higher but slow; 4S1k 043sSc for cash and May:
Also for June. Oats higher; 37R87lzc for
cash 86J4o for June. Whisky steady at 81 o.
Pork higher. Sl6 75. Lard higher, iOSkc bid
Bulk meats nominally higher; no sales Bacon
higher: shoulders. 2506 a5c; rib, fs1kc;
CaipzGos. May iz-Flour. steady and un.
changed. Wheat active, firm and higher; No,
9 Chicago spring, 81 023s for cash and May;
81 03sz for June. Corn active, firm and higher;
4essc for cash; 411Sc BID for June. Oats steady
and In fair demand: SIC for cash; S61kc for
June Provisions-Pork strong and higher at
$l6 30. Lard strong and higher at 10 65. Bulk
meats active, firm and higher: shoulders, SOC:
rib, s 35c; clear, zoe. Whisky steady and un-
changed.
LOUISVILLE. May l7.-FIour in fair demand;
extra, 50 0013 25; choice TO fancy SIS 756l6 so.
Wheat dull and lower, 81 02Gl1 OS. Corn unset
tied, 81 11c. Oats in fair demand but lower, 4lc.
Provisions-Pork stronger at $l7 80. Bulk
meats fairly active and shade higher; shout
ders, 75c: rib, 45c; sides, soc. Bacon active
aud shade higher; shoulders, 6 zoe: rib, 9 SOC;
sides, 75c; hams, sugar cured. 10340Il14c.
Whisky steady, 81 "a.
WILMINGTON. May 17.-spIrits turpentine
steady st 3214c Rosin firm; strained. 81 52I6;
good strained, 81 571S Tar firm at 81 90. Cru5e
turpentine steady: hard. 81 rs: yellow dip So Is
virgin, So SO. Corn steady; prime white. &c.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-05-18


TYBEE. May IL, 7:20 p m-Passed up steam
ships City of Macon and Herman Livingston,
schrs M B BramhalI and Five Brothers
Passed out, schr A Denike
Waiting. banks Antoineta (Sp) COLUMBIA (Nor),
brig Jose Maria (Sp).
Wind n, IL miles; fair
New York, May 17-Arrived, Asia, Edith God
den.
Arrived out, Quebec.
Later-Arrived, steamships Western Texas
Fernandina; Hudson, New Orleans; City OF
Augusta, Savannah; ChaImoh, New Orleans;
Gen Werder, Alexandria, Pereire, ThingvaIla,
Wieland, Beaconsfeld.
Arrived out, Nova Scotian.
Antwerp May 17-Arrived, ship Larnica, New
Orleans
Arendel, May 17-Arrived, barks Premier,
Savannah; Hos. Charleston.
Bremen, May 17-Arrived, bark Bertha, New
Orleans
Hayre, May 17-Arrived, ship Thos Lord,
Plymouth, May 17-Arrived, bark Echo, Coo.
saw, S G.
scilly. May 17-Arrived. barks Johanne
Marie, New Orleans; Tordensjold, Savannah;
Abraham Young New Orleans.
Liverpool, May l7--Arrived. ship Gear, PEN
sacola.
Queenstown. May 17-Arrived. bark Albion
and ship Crane, New Orleans.
Yarmouth, May l7-Arrived, bark Einigkeit,
Darivn.
London, May 17-Arrived. bark Gordon, Coo
saw; bark Kateva Charleston
Liverpool. Nav 17--Arrived. str Emiliano
(Sp), from New Orleans April 80.
New York, May 16-Arrived, steam ship City
of Columbia, Charleston.
Halifax, May 1.-THE steamer Royal Welsh,
from New Orleans for Havre, put In here for
coal yesterday.
Deal, May 2-Anchored. bark Catharine, Pen
sacoIa.
Genoa, May 10--Arrived, bark Suocera Utah,
Massene, Pensacola.
Baltimore, May 1S-Arrived, schr Annie Bliss,
O'DonnelL, Savannah
Cleared, schr Eta Vose (Br), Doody, Bruins
wick.
Dover. May 2-Passed, Koningen Augusta,
Wade, from Satilla River for West Hartlepool.
Great Yarmouth april 30-In the Roads,
Skinner, Krath, from Brunswick via Falmouth
Queenstown, May 12-Arrived, bark Austria
liza (Nor), ChriStoffersen, Pensacola.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-05-18

@ F Graham, Il A Gonzales Gray & OBJ. ]
Gorham, O l. Gilbert & Co. @ Haynes & BRO.
Son co Heat Hssgson HsnIey
] Herschb sch. D Hogan, A Hirschman, Hol.
combe. 9 & Co, Hymes Bro & Go. + Hull,
Jones, johnson q Co, j Kaufman, w A
Kuck, B b Levy. Levin, Lowell & L Loeb
& z. A Lef1er, Lppman Bros, Ludden g =, Jno
Lyons. N Lang Il Bro. a Minis q Sons. Mohr
Laughlin & Son, B F McKenna, ] McGrath &
Co, Order Ferris. Meinhard Bros & Co, Mrs
Mcconnell, W Nell & Co. Z Muhlberg, A ]
Miller z Co. Moelenbrach q d. Neither,
Myers & Bros, L Myers, Lee Roy Myers.
Morgan & Co, Newton & K G Noble, Jno Nicol.
son. Z L Neidlinger. est Jno Oliver, Mrs N w
Owens, Palmer Bros, Fl & J care Peacock. h &
Co, Order City Surveyor, Mrs L Pease, s Polin-
sky, P Postell. K Platshek, Quantock & 2, str
Carrie. bark st Cloud, schr Terry. G II Rems-
hart, J Rourke, Rich h M, N Rosenteld,
ert. Russak & Co, j Il Ruwe, Southern Ex Co.
G w Sergent, Fl Sanders, Savannah Gas Co. z
A Schwarz, Savannah Bank & 7 Co, Southern
Bank, Snyder & N. C E Shultz, Sloat, & Co, ]
s Silva, H L Schreiner. Schwarz & Acosta, Jno
Sullivan, Solomons & Co, VIM Schuzer. Solomon
Bros, Mrs j Thomas, G Thompson, 2 N &
H w Tilton. P Tuberdy, B F Timer, j II Won
Waller, w Waples Walsh & F, r d Walker.
Weed & G, Thos West, D Weisbein, Willy & G.
Fl A Willie, A NJ & W West, Henry Yonge. A
Ybanes, Capt Young, yucca Bros. str
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway, May
16-Fordg Office S, F & w Ry, Holcombe. G q
Co, H Hirschman, j Reedy, Eckman & V, e
A SchwarZ, Bendheim Bros & Co, T p Bond, d
O'Connor, E Walter, R Understands Son &
Co, Lee Roy Myers, Allen & L, Herman, N
Boley.
Per Central Railroad May 17-Fordg ACT,
Geo Haines, A Friedenberg & Co, A Letter,
Solomon Bros Order, Jno A Douglass, A NJ &
O w West, Branch & G. H Myers & Bros, Jos A
Roberts & Co, NJ ) Baker. d Bacon & Co,
Williams & w, Peacock, II & Co. Allen 8 L, A
T Lee & Bro. Guckenheimer, NJ Henderson,
Savannah Brick Co, B Reedv, Bendheim Bros
& Co, w Miller ] w Newton & B. D Lester.
Per Savannah Florida and Western Railway.
May l7-Fordg Office, Peacock, H g. Co, IT
Roberts. w G Jackson & Co. C L Jones. w @
Powell & Co. Williams & W, S K Levin, A H
Champion Schwarz & Acosta, NJ Henderson,
r Reppard. d Bacon & Co. Fl Myers &
Bros, A Minis g. Sons, Arnold g. T, Lee Roy
Myers NJ Ferst & Co, VIM Hone g. Co, H Dor
sett. Ludden & 3. Jas L Ford, Clar, Cooper. w
NJ Davidson. r CasselS, j J Dale & Co, Sloat,
B & Co, John McDonough, w w Gordon & Co,
Jno Flannery & Co, Guilmartin & Co, M
Farley NJ Maclean.
Per steamer City of Bridgeton. from Florida
--Bendheim Bros & Co. ! L Falk & Co. G H Dor
sett, Jno Ryan, Steamship Gate City. CRR R,
Baltimore Steamship. Philadelphia Steamship,
& err.
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UONsIGNEEs

Per steamship Herman Livingston. from
Philadelphia-E A Abbott. Val Basler, G F
Byrnes, Butler. W Q Butler, G R r, Cock
Dasher & Co, w NJ Davidson, dredge Della
ware, Jno A Douglass, N Doyle, j Fl Estill,
Frank & Co, Freeman. g Gemunden, L
Gilbert Co, Chas E Graham. S Quicken
heimer, Hanley, Fl Harnett, Haslam & Co,
9 Ravens, A Heller. j w Henderson, A
Herschbach & Co, A Hirschman, Hopkins
VIM Hunter 4 Son, diamond A K, j Kauf-
Krauss, diamond L, Jas Lane, N Lang & Bro, j
Lawton, A LETTER, d Lester, Lippman Bros
Ludden B. Jno Lyons, John McDonough
J McDonough. Mo MILAN Bros, A Minis & Sons
Mohr Bros, E Moran, A H Morales Morgan q
Co, Myers & Bros, Jno Nicolson, Palmer
Bros, P Pdstel Jas Ray. w H Ray, j Reedv.
7 NJ Reichart care Mrs O'Byrnes, X b T. eppard
F Roseally, Russak & Co, Col w Russell, H
w Sergent, Q Seller, j s Silva, L Smith, Solo
mons & Go, Solomon Bros, S Studer Jno Sui
Ivan, L Taylor, G NJ & II w Tilton, Miss NJ
Town, 2 Tuberdy, @ A H Umbach, P H Ward &
D WeisbeiD, Thos West. j 81 A Willie Wylly & e.
Robertson. Chase, s. F & w Ry, 6 RI
Per schr M Bramhall, from New Yoke
r r agt. 9, F & " Ry agt. Alexander & NJ. ] NJ
Burrill, Branch & G. Crawford & L, Chess, C &
Co, Doyle, ii Ferst & Co, A Friedenberg 4
Ce, Fretwen & y, 8 Guckenheimer & Son, G L
Gilbert & Co, Graham & H, HanIev, sc
Haynes & Bro, G NJ HEIDI & Co. A Hersch-
bach. W Q Jackson & Co, Loeb E. Lippman
Bros, II Myers & Bros, Jno Nicolson Jno
Lyons. Peacock. h & Co, Solomon Bros Solo
mons & Co, j Ray, 9 H Remshart Ryan, Jos
A Roberts & Co, Z T Roberts, w u Tel Co, RID
Walker. Williams & W, NJ Brown, Weed & G.
Per steamship City of Macon, from New York
"A Altmayer & Co. Alexander q NJ, g w Al
len, Allen & L. U c steamer, G Bacon. D
Brown, Bendheim Bros & Co, T H Bolshaw, F
Brush, Branch & G, ] Butler. w z Butler. o
Butler. z Bond, d B Camp, A H Champion.
w + Chaplin, w H Chaplin, j Collins, 4
Coleman. Cohen, Cohen & B. John Cunning
ham, 9 & Co. Crawford & l.. / Dasher &
Co, Davidson, W n Davidson, Davis Bro &
Co. Paul Decker, @ II Dorsett, Jno A Douglass
A Doyle, II Doyle, g Eckstein & Co. EcEman
& ". Epstein & Bro. A Einstein's Sons. J Fl
Estill. Chas Ellis, / L Falk & Co. Fernandez,
G Fox, II Furber, Fretwell & n Frank & Co.
Friedenberg q Co. n Ferst & Co, VI Gar
funkel, L Gazan. L Gazan, Mrs A Golden. ]
= Gilmore, W II Gibbons, Rev w Fl Gross, L ]
Guilmartin a Co, Gutman Bros, @ q Gorham,
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Shipping 8utElItgenfe.
WEDNESDAY. May 10, 1881.
annTxTrrrN xyxscsuTrrun

Steamship Herman Livingston. Howe, Phila-
delphia-Wm Hunter & Son.
Steamship City of Macon, Kempton. New
York-G M Sorrel.
Bark Saga (Nor), Svendsen, Lynn-Holst &
Co.
schr NJ Bramhall, Gillette. New York, gen
mdse-Wm Hunter & Son.
Schr Five Brothers, Bonsall, Rappahannock,
corn-Jos Roberts & Co.
Steamer City of Bridgeton. Fitzgerald, Flori-
da-J n Hartman, Manager.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-05-18
CHARTERS.

Schr Rebecca M Walls, $50 tons, New York
to Charleston, stone, 81 so; back from Fernan-
dina, square railroad ties, Sc 25 per 100 feet
net.
schr H Herman, 23S tons, Water Cove.
Me, to Cedar Keys, ice, So Is; back to New
York, lumber, $40.
schr jefferson, 100000 feet lumber, Bruins
wick to New York, 81 70.
Schr Geo NJ Adams, 500, 900 feet lumber and
timber, Savannah to New York, 81 1915 and
IS 1214, $4,000 feet per day.
Brig Jeremiah, BOP tons, Fernandina to st
Vincent, lumber. $40
British bark Ella Vose, s64 tons, Brunswick
to Carthagena, lumber, $14 so; back to Balti-
more, iron ore. lis.
schr Delhi. 266 tons, New York to Jackson
vile, stone, 81 50; thence to Bermuda, lumber,
&c.
A Norwegian bark, 457 tons. Philadelphia to
Esinore for orders, 5000 bbls petro cum, at 3s
3D.
Swedish bark Norah. Pensacola to Buenos
Ayres, lumber, $40 net.
German bark Galveston. 617 tons, st Mary's
to Montevideo or Buenos Ayres lumber, $40
net.
Brig Havana. 1856 tons, Wilmington, N G, to
Demerara lumber, 80 60
Norwegian bark Rosenius, 544 tons, New
York to Reval or Cronstadt cotton. 9-32d, free
of consignment commission
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-05-18

light. ,.. -.
dency. -,
much on the mars ct.
PEANUTS. Market fully supplied; demand
light.
sYRUP-Georgia and Florida In fair demand
and supply.
SUGAR-Georgia and Florida scarce. and
very little demand.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-05-18

Per steamship City OF Macon from New YORK
IS Friedlein, Mrs O'Brien, w Hamlin W K
Pennington, Black. d r Dillon. Miss NJ Jor-
dan, j Is Davidson, w N Meredith, G w Price.
F Crowell and wife. w T Pettingill and wife,
F II Prendergast, D Wolfson, F H Potter, and
3 steerage.
Per steamer City of Bridgeton. from Florida
y Sheppard and sister, w H Taylor, w Nc
Carly. Mrs Beck, Miss Gabber, II Alexander
and wife, Jno Fl Archey and wife. Bucker,
S Fordham and lady, Jno H Peot. Mrs Weber
and boy Miss Wade, Alfred Simmons, H
Dennie, Capt Bloom, B Appel, Jno Knox, G
Baker.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-05-18
RECEIPTS

Per Charleston and Savannah Railway, May
rs bales domestics, 10 bbls rosin, 43 boxes to
bacco, IA sacks peanuts, 1853 sacks rough rice
and mdse.
Per Savannah. Florida and Western Railway,
May 17-1O6 bales cotton, 81 cars lumber. 2 cars
wood, cars cattle, 730 bbls rosin, 279 bbls
spirits turpenine, 81 bbls and 40 boxes fruit, "a
sacks potatoes, bales hides, bales wool. and
mdse.
Per steamer CITY of Bridgeton. from Florida
-291 pkgs vegetables, bbls sugar, Dbl syrup
bales hides and skins, box skins, / pkg (6
caddes) tobacco, bale wool, bale sea island
cotton. trunks mdse. 5 bbls copper, Dbl bot.
ties. basket fish keg jelly.
Per fiat-l6O bbls rosin IS casks spirits tur
pentine.
Per Central Railroad, May 17--15s bales cot
ton, 81 cars lumber, II cars wood I car brick
220 sacks bran, % bbls liquor, 20 half bbls
liquor, AZ half casks bacon, box dressed poul
try. Dbl baking powder "a pkgs CRATES and
attachments. cases extracts, rs boxes soap,
bales hides, 100 bbls lime, 80 bbls -four, sofa
6 bags wool, iron safe, 45 hhds tobacco, 81
casks clay, 125 bales domestics, case d mes
tics, 70 bales yarns, box ore ~ bbls vine,
box dry goods, rolls leather, 2 cases clothing
uxes hats. hid old zinc. % sack bones, 2t
empty beer kegs. bales wool, boxes hard.
ware, boxes mdse, bales paper stock,
tierce wax, bdls hoes and rakes. 34 bbls rosin,
"a bbls spirits turpentine, / half Dbl syrup, /
tub butter, 2 cases eggs.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-05-18
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Masters OF vessels arriving at this port having
any special reports to make will please send
them to me. Vessels leaving port will be fur
nished with files of the MORNING NEWS free on
application at this Office
J. II. ESTILTI,
Agent New York Associated Press. once 8
Whitaker street.
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NOON REPORT
FINANCIAL.
LONDON. May 17.-Erie, b11s.


LONDON. May 17.-Erie, 6116
PARIS Nav II. $3.50 p. m.-Rentes. S6f 1sc.
HAVANA, May H.-Spanish gold, 194Ie. Elk
change weak; on the United States 90 days
gold, 716Gs1k premium; short sight, gold, 81
@eA premium; on London. 1885 01s1z
premium; on Paris, 41805M premium.
NEW YORK. May I7.-SbocKs opened strong
Money per cent Exchange ing, "a IS; SNORT
"a 81 state bonds dull. 9czerrnlsrf hopds
skies and fves firm; four and halls and fours
1s0A lower.
COTTON.
LIVERPOOL, May i7.-Cotton firm: mlddlina
unIands. SID: middling Orleans. 1e-l6d; sales
n. GOO bales, for speculation and export 2,O0e
bales; receipts ia, 600 bales, OF which 1880 are
Futures opened quieter; middling uplaIfs, loT
uiddling clause. d liverable In way. $3.50
deliverable in May and June, 5 29-3eD5 10 I6d.
deliverable in June and July, 15-l605 31-39d:
deliverable In July and August. 1-I6d; de
Iiverable In August and September, SID: delIv
cradle in September and October, Si-S2di de-
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cr.rAprn vvsrEpnAv
DEPARTED YESTERDA'

Schr a Denike, Bohannan, Baltimore, lum-
Der: cargo by R B Reppard; vessel by Jos A
Roberts & Co.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-05-18
EVENING REPORT.

BERLIN, May 17.-Specie has decreased 1900;
900 marks.
LONDON May II, 4 p. m.-Consols, 102 2-l6 for
money; 1902 9-16 for account. Erie. 51S&
PARIS, May II, 400 p m.-RenUes, 66f nc.
NEW YORK. May H.-Money 304 per cent.
Exchange, 81 IS for sixty days. Government
bonds irregular; new fves (coupon), 1891;
new tour ana naLt per censs coupon, 1I6;
in light request.
Stocks irregular, as follows:
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-05-18

IIverable in octohsr and November, iS-lSd;
deliverable In November and December,6 25-02d.
1880 p. m.--Futures quiet.
Sales 1900 speculation ana export
NEW ToRx, May n.--Cotton market opened
steady; sales 500 bales; middling uplanos'
10 e-16d; middling Orleans, 10 13-16c.
sales as follows: May. 10 45c; June, ~ o9c;
July; 10 SIC; August, 10 Gle; September. 10 SSc;
October, Q &c.
PRovIsIoEs. GROCERIES,, ETC.
LIVERPOOL. May lizard, SIS.
LIVERPOOL. May IL, $50 p m.-BreAdstuns
quiet but steady, except corn, which Is dull
HAVANA, May 14-Sugar market was very
active and strong, sellers demanding higher
prices at close; Nos 10 to IL ID. lO@lUN
Tsas gSld rs per aTpoSs N0s Is e to de-
grees test, 74071 reals, gold, per arrobe;
muscovado sugar, common to fair, 19807H
reals: centrifugal sugar. 90 to So degrees
polarization, In boxes and hhds., 914GyA reals
Stocks in warehouse at Havana and Matanzas
g., 800 boxes, 800 bags and lie, 900 hogsheads;
receipts OF the week, 200 boxes, 7,3oU bags,
100 boxes, ,50O bags and 1895 hogsheads, in
Guiding all boxes, ], 400 bags and 1850 hogs
heads to the United States Molasses firm; 80
degrees polarization, 91k reals. gold, per key.
superior American 20 OOQ63 90 currency per
quintal Flour, S28 SOFAS 90. currency, per Dbl.
for American. Beef, 1erked, scarce, with an
upward tendency. at 501k05ih reals, cur
rency, per arrobe. Hams, American, sugar
cured, $35 00036 90, Gu -rency, per quintal for
Northern and SAL O0042 90 for Southern. Lard,
in kegs, $36 1887 90, currency, per quintal
in tins, $40 5O141 So Potatoes, 81 O1@7 IS,
currency, per barrel Tallow, Sl6 50020 90,
currency per quintaL Onions, S14 50015 Oh,
currency, per bbl. for American. Lumber dull
white pine, 70 00032 co. gold, per thousand feet;
pitch pine. $34 000S5 90. Navy beans, white,
261z613 reals, currency, per arrobe. Tobacco,
chewing, $47 50055 90, gold, per quintal. Corn,
IO0lOl4 reals, currency, per arrobe. Freights
fiat. Tobacco quiet.
NEW York, May l7-Flour opened quiet and
unchanged: Wheat, cash trifie lower; futures
AQ 1zc higher. Corn easier. Pork quiet but
firm at SIS rs. Lard firm at 10 SOC for steam
rendered. Spirits tuFpentine. 3711c. Roein, 81 IS
for strained. Freights strong.
BALTIMORE, May f.-F1our opened firm;
Howard street and Western super1ne. So $50
4 90; extra, 81 2505 90; family, s. 2506 IS; city
mills superfine, So 1904 90: ditto extra, "a Is
G6 90; ditto family, S. 5O06 SO; Rio brands.
Sc so; PaLaDsco family, 81 90. Wheat-Southern
quiet but steady; Western flrmer but iuactive;
Southern red, 81 2401 %; amber, 81 2S11 81 !;
No l Maryland, s.; No. Western winter
red on the spol, 81 251401 2534; May delivery,
81 2435A1 2416: June delivery, 81 221S01 295z;
July delivery, 81 1864; August delive,y, 81 1884.
Corn Southern quiet; Western easier but
quiet; Southern white. Gle; yellow. $1,000.