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The Orange Market.

From Mr.. G: d. Owens. Sl5 Broadway, New
ceived the following: Receipts of oranges at
this port via Florida Dispatch Line and South
ern Express Company for the week ending
da, best, per crate, 81 500S; inferior, So SOFA
New Orleans, per barrel, ST. Havana. per bar
rel, S5d6 Jsmaica, per barrel, S46s so.
Mediterranean, per box, 81 7502 so; per Gaze,
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CONsTGNEEs

Per Savannah. Florida and Western Railway,
December 2-Fordg Office, Peacock. q Co,
c L Jones, E I Roberts, A i Lee & Bro, w G
jackson & Co. w Powell. Williams q w, @ G
Gemunden, w Henken, W p Carmichael, s
Guckenheimer & Son, r Reppard, J J Dale &
Co, CIR r Co, HasIam & II, John McDonough,
Sloat, B & Co, H Myers & Bros. Crawford q L,
NJ Y Henderson, j Graham, Putzel & r, ID NJ
& Co. Bendheim Bros & Co. W y Gordon & Co,
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VISIBLE SUPPLY OF COTTON AS MADE Up BY
CABLE AND TELEGRAPH.-Below we give the
table Of visible supply. as made up by cable
and telegraph for the Financial ard CONNER
ciof Chronicle to November 25. The continental
stocks are the figures OF last Saturday, but the
totals for Great Britain and the stocks ahOat for
the Continent ara this weeks returns. and con-
sequently brought down TO Thursday evening;
hence to make the totals the complete figures
for November IS. we add the item OF exports
from the United States, including IN IL the ex-
No. - or1r
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Gnmmerfial.
-1VANNAH MARRET.
wExxLT EKPoET.
80 ~ TIE MORNING NEWS,

-FICE or THE MORNING EEwS
SAvASyAH. December :. 1871.
alt REgszxs.-The markets have been
.-s+ively quiet during the week at easy
eo--P -.-s-sIIv unchanged quotations, but
an busi-ass Is anticipated this
a. the approach Of the holidays
~-,sra considerable demand for
.l.ssss OF goods. The money market is
--.--.rt ami very unsatisfactory to Dor
stocks and bonds are quiet,
s.,,-ars srs not disposed TO sell under quota
- The a1ur market has been dull at I'M
- -atss. Bacon has been in good de-
80 srraer but not quotably higher val
C,,B has advSaced in the Wertern mar
- ,v-ing 70 the Iightness Of the receipts,
- iona OK the market is frmer in all sec
- Quotations have advanced here during
- and our market closes very firm with
'-l ,-s-ste demand. The dry goods and
- trade hes been quiet but
- Three quarter Georgia brown shifting
.5rs,ced &c. ~ sheetiug Nc, and
- &c Butter has been active, and the
-. - gilt edge has advanced &c. per pound.
l[---,..--et Is fully stocked with all qualities
rs, two cargoes having been received
- 6ur last report. The demand has been
,,od 8. aruer values
81 s7oazs There has been q good de-
- f,r rosin at steady values, and holders
- .ssjng AZ ADVANCE on all grades. The
rot closes firm, with an advancing tend
= sales s.s-2 barrels. Spirits turpentine
lin active demand, but buyers and sellers
t.rs ben apart on prices, and this has les
I'D the volume OF business. The market
80. s.aady al an advance Of two cents per
-.-,n On last weeks figures. Sales ABS casks.
rc--oy-Ths demand for this staple has
-, active aud the market has ruled firm dur
m, he week Kidding fair and good mid
5-,z have advanced Ilc., midsling else, and
I,r mi5tHug. good ordinary and ordinary &c
m lsst week Is figures.
-ssss,es Tor tie week were p, 543 bales. The
,,r-zug rssu1ls o. the weeks business VIII
.b.r the Transactions each day and the quo
.s-.5us 81 the close;
ssurssv-Dsrnani active. At 10 a. m mid
r-rv fair. g5od nIddli1g, middling and low
-.szleg advanced &c, the other grades clos
--- -nchzryed- sales s, 6Ss bales.
v-Bdav-Market opened firm with a mode
..-s demand and closed easier. Sales 2Ge7
1slez
7-ss5sv--te market opened quiet with a
r,r- lemani. and closed unchanged. Sales
-as bales.
wednesday Market opened firm. with an
.,-.re demand. ard closed unchanged Sales
g5s1 bales.
7sursdsy-Dsmsnd good at steady and IN
changed values. Sales g. 80 bales.
F5say-Demard active. At Up. n. middIing
fair. good G-iddling and good ordinary ad-
-,-,=5 lie and middiing lice. the market
---sirr frul gales Z, 20 bales. We quote:
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TYBEE, December 2, s:30 o m-Passed up,
barks Ocean (Nor), Chrysolite (Br) schr Thos
Clyde.
Passed out, barks Arabella (Br), T C Berg
(Ger), and schr B f Lee.
Arrived to-day, bark Roycroft (Bf).
At anchor, out ard bound. bark Areola (Br)
Waiting, barks Northern Queen (Br) Ruth
(Nor), Diamant (Ger)
Came down and anchored, schr Frank NJ Nc
Gear.
Wind NE. IA miles, cloudy.
. New York December 2-Arrived. Oleane, st
Germania, Bessei, Rhein. Arizona, Acapulco.
Arrived out, Ptolemy, Rhodera, Croydon,
Signal, Carondelet.
Homeward, Liviathap. New Orleans; Guild
regn, Island and Eastern Star. Mobile.
Genoa. December ARRIVED Nov eth, str
Wimbledon, New Orleacs.
L 1ndon, December ARRIVED, Explorer, New
Orleans; bar k Signal. Wilmington.
Marseilss, December 1-Sailed Nov goth
bark Vajale, Pensacola
Queenstown, December 1-Arrived Nov Both
bark Ceres, Charleston
New York, December 1-Arrived, Juniata
Savannah; Old Dominion Richmond; State OF
Texas, Galveston
Darien, December ARRIVED Nov 26th bark
Canada (Eor), Stiansen, Dublin.
Cleared 9Sth. bark Mariana ~ (Port) Carral-
no, Oporto for orders; 30th bark VIM Wright
(Br), TAFT Holyhsad for orders
Queenstown, December 2-Arrived, Bothnia
and Devon. New York; Ednrdo ami Tutonia.
New Orleans; Maharajah, Savannah.
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CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Berkshire, Kent, Baltimore-J
West & Co.
Bark Kenilworth (Br), Ryarson, Liverpool
Richardson & Barnard.
Bark Nina (Nor), Olsen, Wilmington-A
Heide & Co.
Bark Z A Sanches, Fooks, Brunswick, bal
last, to load for Baltimore-Jos A Roberts q
Co.
- Schr j Willard. Doughty, Philadelphia
Jos Roberts & Co.
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UMBER AND TIMBER FROM THE p
FRFIGHTS.

LuABxa.-Bv SGfI-The scarcity or coastwise
tonnage. heretofore noticed, still continues,
there being no disengaged vessels in
port and very light offerings 70 arrive.
In off-shore business there is but little doing,
d9ures include the range OF Savannah,
Darien, BrunsWick and Satilla, from SOC.
to 81 90 being paid here for change OF load
ing port. we quote: To Baltimore and Chesa-
Deake ports, So 5017 90; to Philadelphia, 81 90
az 50: 70 New York and Sound ports, 80 sea
s. 90; to Boston end eastward. IS 501s 90; TO
ST. John, n. B., 50 5049 %; Timber u W
higher than lumber ratesl; TO the West Indies
and WindWard, IS O0e91O %; TO South America
1is co.; TO Spanish and Mediterranean ports,
Si4 502iS 90; to United Kingdom Tor orders,
timber 3zs. 035s., lumber 20 lOs.
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PASSENGERS.

Per steamer Florida, from FIorida-C Hus-
tus, wife and children, Miss 7 Dubbs, ] "
Colam, g Deane, Mr. Chigh Major Barney
Keys, Frank Williams, A F Macmillan, r
Bennett, J Graham and wife. Mr. Spenk 3
Carney, Miss Micker, aud2 deck
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-12-03

Per steamship Berkshire, for Baltimore
1904 bales upland cotton, 10i bales sea island
cotton. sS3 bbls rice. Alb bbls rosin, 40 bbls
spirits turpentine, go bdls hides, S96 pkgs
mdse 4l9 boxes oranges.
Per bark Kenilworth (Br), for Liverpool
ass bales upland cotton, weighing ], 200, 1853
island cotton, weighing S6 sig pounds, valued
at $3.50. and 59,SS6 feet lumber, valued at
$595 So.
Per schr J Willard. for Philadelphia-19
637 feet lumber.
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EVENIaa 2EPCR1.
Ers4k gy-ssAF

Nxw YoaK, December 2.-EEc1anEa, "a so.
Government bonds strong; 9ew hves, 1925
four and half peg cents, li35s; four per cents.
if73z Money 416 per cent. per annum and 1854
per diem. State bonds in light request.
Sub-TPeasury balances: Oon, s 6 1888 048 90;
Currency, 4.143 251 90.
Stocks opened irregular, closed strong, IS fol-
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MEzsORANnA

Steamship Berkshire, Baltimore.
Bark Arabella (Br), Havre.
Bark T @ Berg Ger, Amsterdam.
Schr B F Lee, Philadelphia.
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Ths receipts o. cotton at this port from all
sllrces for the past week have been 8, $40
bales of upland and 81 bales OF sea island,
against g. el2 Gales Of upland and sos bales OF
ss8 sand fo- the corresponding week last
Yesr
ne particulars OF the receipts have been as
flICEs: Per Central Railroad, q, 564 bales up
Iari: per Savannah. Florida ana Western
Railway, ASS bales upland and SS3 bales
O sea island: per Charleston and Sa-
Vaunah Railroad, S53 bales upland per Florida
steamers. 502 bales upland and S53 bales sea
lsIard, from river landings, 393 bales upland;
Ocmuigse and way landings, "A bales upland
and bale sea island
The exports for the week have been 2i,s0i
bales upland and S73 bsles Of sea island, NOV
Ing IS follows: To new York. IL, SIS bales up
land and Coz bales OF sea island: TO Baltimore.
tsGl bales upland and 10l bales sea Island; to
PHILADELPHIA 23i5 bales upland; 70 Amster-
lam. 80 bales OF upland 70 HaVre /, 200 bales
G upland; TO Liverpool, 2, SIS bales OF uplaBd
Us bales OF sea island
The SOCK on hand at the close OF the market
to-day was 81 ,5S4 bales upland and !, go bales
50 Island. against 133.5O1 bales upland and
27ff bales sea island for the corresponding
date lest year
RlcE.-The demand FOR this article has been
very active during the week, and the market
has ruled firm. Quite a number Of orders have
a the stocks in those markets are gradually
decreasing, We may confidently look for in
creased activity in our home market. Sales
z5g barrels The exports have been 965 bar
fels and SIC sacks, as follows: To Philadei-
phia. IS barrels; to Baltimore, 573 barrels; TO
Boston I53 barrels; TO New York, 1S4 barrels
AID 81 o sacks. We quote:
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SAVANNAH MARKET.
FFIcr OF TIN MORNING NEWS.

OFFICE OF TEL MORNING NEWS,
SAVANNAH. December 2. 1851, P. n.
CoTToS.-There was coed demand for this
staple to-day. At 1 p. m. mlddling fair, good
middling and good ordinary advanced Sc, and
middling Lie, the market closing firm, Sales
& 36O halea We oftota.
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Total visible supply Z, 5iO.SS9 2,365, 4OI
~ The imports into Continental ports this
week have been q, 500 bales.
These figures indicate an increase in the cot
ton in sight to date Of 145, 432 bales as COM
pared with the same date of 1880, an increase
OF 4O7. 452 bales as compared with the CORE
spending date OF 1879. and an increase or os4,O41
bales as compared with 1878.
INDIA COTTON MOVEMENT FROM ALL PoRTs.-
The agures which are now collected for us, and
Forwarded by cable each Friday, Of the ship
ments from Calcutta, Madras. Tuticorin. Car
war etc, enables US, in connection with our
furnish our readers with full and complete
India movement for each week. We first give
the Bombay statement for the week and year,
bringing the figures down to November "a.
BOMBAY RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS FOR FOUR
YEARS,
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RECEIPTS.

Per Savannah. Florida and Western Railway.
December 2-736 bales cotton. "a cars lumber.
665 bbls rosin. ISL bbls spirits turpentine, I9
bbls and PA boxes oranges, 16 bales hides, and
mdse.
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway. De-
cember Ct bales cotton, so boxes and ~ cad
dies tobacco, So sacks rough rice, sacks pota.
toes, and mdse.
Per Central Railroad. December 9 1877
bales cotton, $50 sacks cotton seed meal $50
bbls lime, "a head cattle 81 hogs, so bbls cotton
seed oil. 81 cases smoking tobacco, 8 bbls APP
pies, 100 bales warps, % bales yarns, 80 bales
domestics, 20 bbls fwine. "a cars lumber, car
cotton seed. so bbls spirits turpentine 10 pkgs
furniture, - bales paper stock. bdls leather, s
bbls glassware, bales hides, so pkgs mdse
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BRIGS
Lawreano Cspl 2e4 tons.

Lewreano CSpl 294 tons, BarceIo, Valencia,
ldg-Gahoua & Veiret.
Pepe GSp). 4S9 tons, Battle, Barcelona, ldg-Ga-
bona Il Veiret
Soberano III lSpl, S35 tons, Mon, Spain, Idg-
Gahona & Veiret.
Ines (Spl, a35 tons, Marshes, Spain, ldg-An-
tonic Gogorza-
Adria lBr), 200 tons, Black, st John, N B, ldg-
il Wheaton & Co.
Lola (Sp), 237 tons, Julia, Spain, ldg-Chas
Green's Son.
D Chapman, ACC tons, Owens, Brunswick, cid
Jos A Roberts & Co.
Seven brigS.
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NAVAL RTeR@s.-1hs SemaRd for rosin was
very active to-day at firm values. Sales :, 1856
barrels. Spirits turpentine was quiet and no
sales were made We renew our pre- vious
quotations, which are nominal. We
quote: kosins-D 81 20. E 81 95, F 81 9502 90,
q 80 0ON2 O5. H So 10, L 50 20, K 80 S7l5GE2 50,
M$2 sex, 81 s71&, window glass S. 375&. Spirits
turpentine-Oils and whiskys 531S1s4e., regn-
lara 54Ik755c
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1yeiug
geaal Aotifea.

~ EORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY. = Whereas,
" ALICE R. CAVEDO will apply at the
Court of Ordinary for Letters Dismissory as
Administrative ON the estate of ADOLPHUS
G. CAVEDO, deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all
whom it may concern, to be and appear before
said court to make objection Qf any they have)
on or before the FIRST MONDAY IN FEB
RUARY NEXT, otherwise said letters viii be
granted.
witness the Honorable JOHN o. FERRILL,
Ordinary for Chatham county, this Sd day Of
November, 1881.
HAMPTON L. FERRILL
Clerk C. o. @. c.
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
ARRTYEn AZ TYRNE YEGTFRnAY-

Schr Thomas Clyde, Fisher, Philadelphia
Master.
Steamer Florida. Usina. Florida-w Woodbridge
& Hartman.
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4trfkt 4alIEDx6s.
ibertyStreet Railroad
OFFICE SUPNT B. & A. S. R. r.,
SAVANNAH, November 70, 1851.

CARS on Liberty Street Line will leave
Market Square and Liberty street Opposite
g., F. & W. R'y Depots) every 10 minutes from
O'Clock A. NJ to 8 P. NJ, and then every 80
minutes until 10 M.
Passengers from and for main line Barnard
and Anderson Street Railroad) will be trans-
ferred at the corner Of Liberty and Barnard
streets without additional charge. Tickets Of
the company good over either line.
F. VAN wAGENEN,
Gunapiuka0GanE
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PSoNu an supply; fair demand. Fees
Market fairly stocked. BUTTER-A gooa sn I.ss
n demand; but little in the marked E ,.s..N
MAPPED fully supplied demand good. 5fku l---
Georzia and FgoFids, little old N market, guy
heId arm: quotations nominal 5usAs-oso55-
S1S.aa Fioftda scarce. and very little demand
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-12-03
DEPARTED YESTTRDAY
SAILED YEsTERDA

Steamer Alics Clark, Gibson, Augusta and
way landings-John ? Robertson.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-12-03

hovEAKlsrs or CoTToS AT INTERIOR PoRruL-
.Aying recespss and shipments for the week
ending December and stock on hand to-nieht
ana tor The corresponding week OF 1850:
WEEK ending December 2, ISL
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-12-03

NAVAL SToREs. -SrfL-tosln and spirits, 50.
"a N5s- 6 /. 10 United Kingdom or Continent;
70 New York 40c. on rosin, 5Oe. on spsrlts.
stenTa.-To New York, rosin, S0c.s spirits sc.
- phiiadelphia resin SOC; spirits SOc.; 20 bal
ti1nora, resin 40c, spirits 75c.; to BossoE' rosin
&C.. Spirits soc
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-12-03

Bark Ocean (Nor), Hansen, Harseilles-Holst
& Co.
Bark Chrysoiite (Br), Lamb, London-Rch-
ardson q Barnard.
Schr Potosi. Henderson, Wilmington, Del
Jos A Roberts & Co.
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ARRIVED UP FROM TIYBEF YEsTMRpA

Bark Roycroft (Br), Young, London-Rich-
ardson & Barnard.
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Shipping anteIItaenfe.
SAruR ,Ax. December 3. 1881.

SUE RISES. ...,.................... 6:47
Sun SETS. 1854
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A. ALL PORTS FOR TIKI wzKKs ENDING DEcF1T-
BzR p AND NOVEMBER 18th AND FoR THIS WEEK
- 49,
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APPLES Good stock, 81 20; fancy for re-
taiIers, 81 50G5 90.
BGcoS.-Market firm; good demand; clear
rib sides, io3{c; shoulders, SIC; dry salted
clear rib sides s7Sc; long clear ezc.: shoulders.
Sc Hams, 140, sc.
BAGoINe AND TIEs.-G Good demand; market
firm and fairly stocked; 81 lbs. 125zc.; lbs,
IfLSc Ia lbs, 101Sa fOSlc. Iron Ties-Sl COOL 20
= bundle. according to brand and quantity.
Pieced ties, 81 25Gi 90.
BIS1SAs'-Market well supplied and de-
msnd fair; red, 81 5022 20 per bunch.
BEEF.-The market i steady: STOCK ,s aInpls-
SIS O0nSO 90 . bbl.; half bbls.. SO S09it &C.
B1TTTER.-Market stronger; good demand
OIeomargarine, 216122c. Western, lsc. ;9oshens
39e. elf Edge. S2n35c.: country. lo1e2oe.
CocosSUTs.-S4 % 2 100; so % = 1000.
CHEEsE-Narket very firm; active demand
stock ample. New factory, 1910. 3 D. Kan
dsIs Gloucester. 15c; cream cheese g., la1sc
CoFFEE-The market IS firm fun stocK'
fair demand: ordinary to prime Rio, 10 l4c.,
according to quality; Old Government Java
none in stock. a.
DRIED FaUrr.-Applss. evaporateS, loc. !;
peeled, 81. Peaches. sc.
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LIST OF VESSELS IN THE PORT
OF SAVANNAH.
SAVANNAH. December ?, 1881.
or~rkuour1a

Favorita GER, 1911 TONS Peters, Bremen, ldg
Wilder & Co.
Holden Norl 74S tons, JOrgensen, Amsterdam.
ldg-A Fullarton & Co.
Alfred (Brl 1,219 tons, Gray, LIVERPOOL, Idg-
Muir. Duckworth g. Co.
Peter Young (Br). 1,O36 tons, Richan, Hamburg,
-Four ships.
Ocean Morl. 421 tons, Hansen, Havre. ldg-
Hoist & Co.
Tikoma (Brl, $40 tons, Andrews, Liverpool,
Konoma CBrl. sO3 tons, Hepburn. Liverpool. ldg
Hoist & Co.
Boroma Br), SO4 tons. Thompson, Liverpool.
ldg-Holst & Co.
Tillid (Nor) 2S9 tons Fredriksen, Europe, IIg
Hoist & Co.
Medbor lNor), 464 tons, Jansen, Europe, ldg-
Hoist & Co.
Ibis Nor, AS tons. Christensen. Europe. ldg
Hoist & Co.
Ragna (Nor), 4S7 tons, Eilertsen, Europe, ldg-
Hoist & Co
Diamant GER. 1,1SO tons. oetken, at Tybee,
wtg-Holst & Co.
Ruth (Nor), SOP tons, Andersen, at Tybee, wig
Hoist & Co.
Florence L CBr), 743 TONS Grierson, River Platte,
ldg-ChaS Green's Son.
Kenilworth, 968 tons, Ryarson, LIVERPOOL, cid
Richardson & Barnard.
Chry solite 1.095 tons, Lamb, Liverpool Idg-
Richardson & Barnard
Roycroft (Br) 619 tons. Young, at Tybee-
Richardson & Barnard.
Traveller (Br), $50 tons, Goudey. Coosaw, repg
j B West & Co.
Wandering Jew. 667 tons, Norton, Baltimore,
ldg-Jos A Roberts & Co.
E A Ranches, 493 tons, Foueks, Brunswick, cid
Jos A Roberts & Co.
Eiieser (Nor). 500 tons, Gunnufsen, Genoa, ldg
"A Fullarton & Co
Areola, 947 tons, Penery, United King 'om. ldg-
A Fullarton & Co.
Svanen Nor), ASP tons, Thorstensen, Stettin,
dis-A Fularton & Co.
Memlo (Br), 954 tons, Horn. London, dis-A
Fullarton & Co.
Lady Dufferin, S95 tons. Evans, Liverpool, ldg
% Cohen & Co.
Northern Queen (Br). sat tons. at Tybee, wig =
A Heioe & Co.
Nina Nor, 4ls TONS Olsen, Wilmington, CID
A Heide & Co.
Aeoius GER. 264 tons, Barring, Havre, Idg-
Reitze & Meter.
Edwin NOrl, sSs tons, Herlofseu, Havre, ldg-
A Stucken & Co.
Medina (Br) 342 tons, Grafton, Havana. vigil
F Graybill-
Pohona CBrJ. 500 tons, NeIlsen Liverpool, Idg-
Wilder & Co.
Jua1ita Clar (Sp), 466 tons, Caldes, wtg-Ga-
bona Veiret
CataIpa, 2O2 tons. Taber, Sierre Leone, ldg-
Haslam q Hawkins,
Emanuel (Swl, 302 tons, Anderson, Rio Janeiro,
& dis--Weed q Cornwell.
Thirty-one barkS
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90 to the FAMOUS New York Clothing
" House, 14g Congress street, Savannah, Ga
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Sri -sLASD.-The receipts for the week were
.-- bsIss sales I'D bales, leaving unsold stock
81 bafes The market has been quiet, buyers
ID being disposed TO follow the advance. and
s,.tr-s continuing firm ia their demands. We
rs-sv our last weeks quotations. We quote:
-.--- sr4 ro-,-,or e aoryiaa N A21
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shinments this Heek-

According to the foregoing BOMBAY appears
TO show an increase compared with last year
in the weeks receipts OF 10000 bales, and an in
crease in shipments Of 1900 bales, while the
shipments since January show an increase OF
"A, 600 bales.
FINANCIAL
MONEY Market Money market is stringent
and very unsatisfactory TO borrowers.
Domestic ExCHANGE.-The banks and bank
ers are buying sight drafts az 81 per cent. dis
count; selling checks ct Il per cent. to par,
according to amount.
STERLING ExCHASGE--Sixty cay DIS, VIII
bills Iadfng attached, buying at 81 7I1s.
SrcrRTTETs The stock market Is very quiet,
but holders are firm at quotations.
, 1881-02-16
OBITUARY..


EftkIA Ia S1iItu&Atk
Another Ut EhIcng0s old nnll rc$I,cCtcl citL-
xcns passcd nwny h1st.,lny nfternontt an'ldclly
md without much pu!ti. shortly after ::;o Sir.
IIuhlrrl. .r., ,,tt4l ttlt thu oc1urk trntn nn thn
Chicago, burlington & Quincy isnllruad at In
tlIRnu nycnlc, OIL r.,tlsu for his tumc ut River
slide. Within II fnw minutes after tho trhln
started Mr.. Sherman lrgl,u tn gnHi' fer breath,
md Within five mnntUs after h0 llH'l cliGrnh
upon tho llfe teyond. For suHlH innnti,H hack
l,r lind heu,l bttilorrl will! chrunlc thront
trnuhIrs which Rendered him peculiarly sHscrp-
tic to sudden changes 0f tr,llt,eratnre. y cni1l-
rlicntiDn Of this .lIsn:t1p with nlvnlvntnr n!tcc-
t!on nE tho heart is supposed to lMso cn'lscd his
DEATH, .,..-..
1Ala. IN lspt he loft t}uIn!n for EhtaEb, nnh
hms llyeil here user EincC. Afirr Surviving as
clerk III tho Government Land t)l!cc: during tho
ra,tne teller nj Tho ChlcslRt' brunch III ing nlsi
1lnt,k pf Illinois. c,irNur ~ In HHtlo md South
Winter streets. I'M! rcnai,c III this ruHttloii IN
til Tho thinre Ui tho Sntu bunk system. In isao,
Httltp which ttHlg iG CEnEtd III fhFut1* hFhilcfic6
Of trltte utli lh57, when hu retired iros!1 aettru
mtafnuss. tlo lln'1. huw..ver, nfwnye-etcr encc
lH5-bccn t,!rRely tntcrcstct IN Ghic,gn REM ss.
ho hast rpsIdta slrre ift,q. boug Assvstur of thu
tuw sInct lS74. Ilu held ilo conspicuous public
pnsltiols, hitt WIS iii hnnDrcd nild ntt'tlI'1cut
ct|zen.-iln lct!ye ne!nl lMruf st. nt"s' Eptscf,s
tn Church IN The curly tlAyk. nIlG NJ tho nIAKtlMl
members Uf Irtr. which WIS MI nrsllupt nt st,
,unlcs. UNI cutsIn 1t that 1'rnrtl Of tho ftn-
IIy or shernln.ls t. which cx-MAyur Ahprsl1lln.
lcayes Wifi ind sx chiidrrn: nil Ernwi,.
..rhc f,lncrnl SERVICES witt hu hula " Grnco
EpIscoiml Church. lsiycrsi'!,. r. !: nclnclt th!s
niternuo,l. Tllo intern,c,!s will lie Private. a
| IsIycrstln. ieaying tic t!cE,ot Of tho Chlcsgu
| burlington d Qmi,lry llailruhh ut II o'ctork.
, 1881-02-16

Spft1aI Dlsp1lth 70 7ha CHttHpo 1F1bHfe+
LAFAYETTE, Ind, Fet. 15.-In tho llo+k mur-
der trial to.tny tho Stnte has hccn esHlcnvorin8
to imreach tho testimony Of tho witnesses of
the defense, who testified that during tho strng-
gle between 1iock u,ld 'rhnnpson Il THRU nun
rushed in and cnlt tho 1AtierA bs,w TN tho 1nck
Ut tho head With n inncr. Tho witnesses.
ur some Of them ut lcast sworc. TINT this third
man was GcorKo bennett, of koIsunu. THO 1Mt-
ter Is III tho city, uttd III Tho ftard this ,ft-
crroo, lie wl.s nt one tl1ue t,cl,s,ty. Vt
wns killed. liz saw the frncns. hut lid
Mol hit Thompson. liz did nut strike
Mt him and did mt hllfb tnNcH Will him. lc
wis tn the hnbit Of carrying u HilGc, but whcH
he left for tho fur he lctt Ills 1nnce ut tho Ror
Of one Samuel Siunn Mt knkDm0: lie tsrst heard
tint ho WIS nGcused " hitting Thompson nfter
the preliminary c1ulIiunttDr.