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The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1882-09-15
HILL AND YANoEY.

Special TO the Cincinnati Commercially
Dr.James B. Hamilton, OF Georgia. who
was surgeon in the Oonfederate army.
and friend Of Ben. Hill and Yancey.
gives the following as the true version
OF the difficulty between them:
The trouble letween Mr.. Hill and
Mr.. Yancey," he said. "grew out of
politics, and dated back TO 1850, IL
came about in this way; When Mr..
Toombs. Of Georgia. was in Congress ho
made very strong speech against the
compromise measure, as proposed by
Mr.. Clay. This was I believe, IN the
Thirty-flrst Congress. 1t is generally
known as the compromise OF 1850. Wheu
Congress adjourned, Mr.. Toombs, for
some reason in the campaign for Gov
ernor In Georgia, felt IL incumbent
upon himself to change his views, and
made a very powerful speech in favor OF
the very measure he had aao earnestly
opposed in Congress. Mr.. Hill replied
to Mr. Toombs, and wss so hard on him
that A, II. Stephens came to the assis-
tance Of Mr.. Toombs. Mr.. Hill then
proceeded in anotherspeech to show MP
the inconsistency OF both Mr.. Toombs
and Mr.. Stephens. Mr.. Stephens look
offense 10 what Mr.. Hill
said aud sent him challenge to
mortal combat. The chal-
lenge was borne by Judge Thomas W.
Thomas. Mr., Hill informed Mr.. Thom-
as who was a more powerful man physi-
calIy than Mr.. Hill. that he would not
accept challenge from Mr.. Stephens,
that Mr.. Stephens was an invalid; where
upon Thomas suggested to Mr., Hill that
he CThomas) was not an invilid, and lie
could fight him. This Mr.. Hill declined
to do, assigning as reason that he was
a class leader in the Methodist church.
That ended that difficulty.
"Then Mr.. Hill did not, as is generally
believed, by physical force throw Mr..
Yancey across desk?"
"When Mr.. Hill was sent 10 the Con-
federate Senate he was very much op-
posed TO the war. Mr.. Yancey was q
fire-eater, and great hater Of President
JEFF. Davis. Mr.. Hill assumed tho
Championship Of Mr.. Davis in the
Senate, took sides with him and defend
cd him in everything he said and did.
This 80 exasperated Yaucey that one day
in the Senate, after Mr.. Hill had conclu4
ded speech in defense Of Mr.. Davis, he
rose in his place. and in that style Of bis
which was simply nimitable, proceeded
TO charge Mr.. Hill with Inconsistency,
and want OF ardor for the cause OF the
South. He brought up MFR. Hills past
record. and finally referred to the Ste
phens difficulty, aud intimated that Hill
was coward. When he did that Mr..
Hill picked up an inkstand and threw
IL at Yancey, just grazinghis cheek bone.
Yancey, in dodging, slipped and fell
backward ovef his desk thereby hurting
himself slightly. That was all there
was OF IT,"
"Then not producing such spinal
injury as to eventually cause his death?"
He did not. He was not within ten feet
Of Mr.. Yancey."
Then the seemingly premature death
Of Mr.. Ysncey was not IN any sense
caused or brought about by Mr.. Hill2"
''lt was not. Mr.. Yancey died of
Br;ght's disease Of the kidneys. This
You can state as a fact as true as Holy
Writ"
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David Andrews. who gave himself
cut as an artist and agent for publica-
tion called the Fashion Magazine. was
arrested in Passaic. NJ r.. for kissing
the young daughter OF Mrs. Tucker.
1t appears that the kiss was inflicted
while he was showing the young lady
some chromos in the absence OF her
mother. Andrews was committed to
Paterson Jail under default OF S200
bonds.
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Town Council.
~ a,s. rown Council holds a regular meeting
'se - ~ Hrst Monday in each month. H. z.
Capsll, Mayor, J. h. Wolfe, Secretary.
- Post-ones Regulations.
Office open from o'clock a. m. to Y M aud
from 2to sp. m Registered ie,.er ,l,aas nsparn
Tue office will be kept open only from . 70 y
otc,ock 4. IN. The mails will be closed at
a,eioek D. m. Positively no business after
hours. y. Stafford Tos'unas''''
Reliance Lodge, No. 1o7 meets every Tues.
j. b. burke, N, G., w. NJ. McNulty, Secretary.
Tanspahoa Lodge, No. 90, meets every Wed
nesday night at o'clock, at 0dd-Fellows Hall
-J.E' Wolfe, N. CT. II. McGowen. Secretary.
Masenic.
sincerity Lodge No. 2i4. meets at 80 o'clock
a. m. on the frat Saturday in each month.
K, Stafford. w NJ. y s. Lamkin. Secretary
Good Templars.
o. q. II. meet every Friday nightin Odd
Fellows Hall j. E. Wolfe, chief templar, and
! Chss. \. Smith, secretery, ~. awN
churches.
Baptist-services on the fourth Sunday in
each month. Rey.J.R Farish, pastor.
st,atholic-Services ON the second Sunday in
each month, Rev 7, j Finn, pastor.
Episcopal-- Services on thefourth Sunday in
each month. Rev A. s. Clark, pastor.
Methodist-Seryices on the first Sunday il,
each month Rev. j r. Nicholson. pastor. and
service every second Sunday, by Rev. chas.
y, Smith.
Presbyterian Services on the third Sunday
In each month. Rsv.J. G. Graham, pastor.
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Hoard OF Supervisors.
First Distriet--,I. A. Walker, postofiice at
second Distriict--J. II. Crawford, postonice
at Tylertown,, ,atssrsl M
Third District--R, H. Fielder, President,
postof6ce at Felder'sl Mill.
Fourth District--J. j Moore, pcstofice at
filth District--fs. iPrescott, postotiics at
Msgnclia.
The courts.
Circuit Court couyenes on the second Mon
day in January and third Monday In August.
Hon. j b. Chrisman. Judge; and Hon. II, Cas-
sidy, District Attorney. s.H
Mondays in June and December. Hon. II. s.
Van Eaton. Chancellor,
Justice w, w. vaught holds his conrt on
the first and third Saturdays in each month.
s5ccomb city.
Good, win Lodge No, Io4. 10, o. r meets
ON every Friday at 80 p. M Jas. Brand.
n. Co. Robert Harper. Secretary,
Mamre Elcampmeht. No. %. /. O. o. f.,
mcsts every alternate Saturday night.
e Hcover q. p; ReBt. Harper scribe.
McComb city Lodge No. $50 A. +. and A. M
meets the first Tuesday in each month at 1880
m. +. P Hansard, w. M, W.T.. Tyler,
secretaw,
Mechanics Lodge No. 1898. K. Of H. meets
accoSd and fourth Wednesday OF each mcntb
e. 7:s0p. u. p c. Kennedy, Dictator, Fred
Ehdon, Reporter.
Mxrtle Lodge N6 ss. X. Of P. meets every
Mpndayf nt 1880 p. M Il. ID. Anderson, 4. G.
y Banenhausen X of Il and 5.
Rehecca Lodge No, lss X and L Of H. meet
atat and third Wednesday of each month at
s;sv p m Henderson Wallace, Protector;
W.T. Tyler Secretary.
McComb City Branch No. 5s CK ofA.
meets at Catholic School house second and
en1th Fhuredays OF each month at 1880 p, IN.
e Seary, President; Jno, I. Mosss X. Sec'ty.
summis.
Sammit Lodge, Ne. 90, /. o. o. f.. meets
every Monday night, w. W. Moore, N. g.,
ga Matthews, Secretary.
Summit Royal Chapter, No. 90, meets on
the eecond Saturday In each mongh, Geo.
4, Graey, NJ E, II p, A. 4, Boyd. Secretary.
Rath Lodge B'nai Birth. Ro2s2 meets every
Smqny z. Aaronson, President; l, Moyse,
star Lqdgs knights Of Honor, No 1863
meets every second and fourth Tuesday In
<kSh month F.W Collins. P. d.. w c..
Oolgasdt. Recorder.
summit LcdgeA. f. and A. NJ. No. 23l
m1afs on fourth Saturday IN each month, and
~ of june, and ~. of December Geo. T.
@racol, ". M Chas, Levi. Secretary.
0syka-
Rising Glory Lodge No. 2i5 A = and A. NJ.
1;D Davidson, W, M; M. Hart, secre-
Elaine Lodge Nc. 81, Knights OF Phythias.
mo<<s every second aud fourth Thursday in
snts month. 3. H. Frank, c. c., J. J. Resd-
{ a,.s{k9 Hqme Lodge, No. 1874 meete every
81 J. eua [n1rd Friday IL each month. Moeee
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Rising Glory Lodge No. 2i5 AF and A. M.
Meeta on the third Saturday In each month,
go Davidson, w, NJ; 81. Hart, Secre-
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-01-02

Per steamer Clarendon, from Charleston
1000 sacks guano, and mdse.
Per steamer David Clark. from Brunswick
bales upland cotton, bag sea island cotton,
328 bbIs rOsin, 2SS sacks rough rice, bdl hides,
l bdt deer skins. case shoes. and mdse.
Per steamer Katie. from Augusta and wav
landings-s4 bales cotton, 637 bbls rOsin, 1856
bags cotton seed 1 Dbl k oil. bags rice coop
chickens, bdls hides bdl bedding, l mule.
IS quarters beef, ] box tallow, ! sugar mill !
bale mdse, 2 hogs, ? bags vegetables. and mdse.
Per steamer City of Bridgeton. from Florida
g bales screenings, 16 bales sea island cotton,
1856 bales upland cotton, 80 boxes oranges,
bales hides, pkgs mdse.
Per Charleston ana Savannah Railway,
December 31-151 bales cotton, 300 seeks salt,
200 sacks bones, / 0 boxes pipes, 10 bols oil,
10 bbls c grease bbls tar, 10 caddies tobacco,
81 boxes tobacco, pkgs furniture, 3 bdls hides,
o cases wine, and mdse.
Per Savannah. Florida and Western Railway,
December 3i-6SS bales cotton. II cars lumber,
I car wood 394 bbls rOsin. 20 hbls spirits tur.
pentine 312 sacks rough rice, 934 boxes and %
bbls oranges. cases and bbls wine, bbls
syrup II bbls oil, bbls syrup, Is bales hides, {
quarters beef, and mdse
Per Centre Railroad. December 31-2,65s
bales cotton. S65 sacks cotton seed, 10 boxes to
bacco 241 caddies tobacco. so boxes bottles, 1871
dOz brooms, 10 empty kegs, AZ pkgs furniture
80 boxes SOAP 20 boxes candles, 20 tubs nut
terine, 81 bdls spOkes. 90 bdls rims 81 head cat
tie. &c head hogs, 9 bbls eggs. 2iron safes, g
bales paper stock, 10 boxes E ware. 10 bbs terra
Gotta worE, Il bbls whisky, half bbls whisky,
bales domestics, 2 tics bseswax, 81 bbis rosln.
II bbls spirits turpentine, II bales hides, IL
sacks rough rice, 10 cars wood, cars lumber,
IS pkgs mdse.
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+OHered at.
COTTON.
NEW YORK. December 81.-The Cotton Ex-

NEW YORK, December 31.-The Cotton Ex-
| changed is closed.
| GALVESTON, December 31-Cotton-holiday
middling C; low niddling C; good Or
binary g; net receipts 1896 bales; gross
| receipts ., 400 bales; sales - bales: stock
los AIS bales; exports TO the continent S53 bales.
ECRFoLK, December 31.-COUtOE-hOliday;
I mid ling &C; net receipts SOB bales; gross
receipts - bales; stock Il, ABB bales; sales -
bales; exports cOastwise Sl2 bales.
BALTTaGPz. December 3l-CotUon quiet; mid
ding 113{c; low middling ll14c; good ordinary
1OLzc: net receipts $50 bales; gross receipts go
bales; sales - bales; sales 20 spinners 100
bales: stcoE s. 3S4 bales; exports. to Great Bri-
tain l. 500 bales. TO the continent 1000 bales.
BOSTON, December 3t.-COtUoD dull; middling
i21ss; low Taiddllng Ike; good ordinary lO1sc;
net receipts agra bales; gross receipts -
bales; sales = bales; stock 5,195 bales.
WILMINGTON, December 31.-CottOn quiet;
mid Sling fi9ks; low middling lie; good Ordi-
nary 20 1-l6c; net receipts 572 bales; gross re-
ceipts - bales; sales - bales: stock 16,042
bales; exports coastwise - bales.
PHILADELPHIA, December 31.-OottOn steady;
mi65lirg f21sc; Low middline i11fc; good OrGi-
nary I01Sc; net receipts 800 bales; gross re-
ceirts go Esles; sales - bales; sales to spin
ners 7l3 bales: stock 1850 bales; exports to
Great Britain CPS bales.
Nrw OslEsNs, December 31.-Cottor-holi-
day; mid Hing; low rniddling &C; good ordi-
nsrv-c; net receipts ,331 bales; gross receipis
1 694 bsies: seles - bales; stock 399. 81
bales; exports TO the continent $40 bales.
MOBILE. December 3l-t'oEtOn quiet; mid
dIine 1lL4e: low middl'ng iO5sc; good ordinary
1O1zc; net receipts ,40S bales; gross receipts
- oaies; Gales 100 0sles; stock AZ, 429 bales
/ exu orts cOastwiss ], COS bales.
MFHPE5s, December 81 Cotton easy; mid.
dIiug Il3kc: rss recsipte ,O69 bales: shipments
25s2 bales: sales 100 bales; stock 1902 385 balee
AuausTA. December 31--Cotton quiet; mid
| dlils f1c; low Iaiddling l01sc; GOOD ordinary
/ Zoe: net rscai0ts 202 bales; Shipments -
/ bales: Gales 610 bales
| Ora RIzsToS. December 31.-Cetton dull and
n quotations..
ga Gnias- gross receIpf- bales; sales 5O0 bales
ar--ez lC4. 30i bales; exports, to the continent
! 1 9S9 bales. cOastwise 6C6 hales.
| NEE Y0RK, December 3l.--Consolidated net
| receipts at al cotton ports, l95sS bales; eX
/ ports 70 Great Britain 6,425. bales, to France
| - bales. to the continent 6,e92 bales.
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MrMoPArnh.

TxBEE, December 81. 5:45 p m--Passed out
Thursday, steamships Worcester, Saragossa
schrs Mary + Graham, Thos Clyde,
Arrived Thursday. schr Priscilla Scribner,
tugboat Seth Low with dismaste1 schTs Nettie
Langdon and Pride Of the East In TOW, from
Charleston for Jacksonville.
Passed out Friday. schr Abbie Fl Gheen-
Passed out to-day, barks Agatha Nor. Viator
(Nor), Ocean (Norl, schrs Three Sisters, VIM
Buck. steamships Juniaua, City of Macon.
Arrived, bark Libertas Ger.
Passed up, schr Priscilla scribner.
At anchor, outward bound. bark India (Sw),
tugboat Seth Low. with schrs Nettie Langdon
and Pride OF the East.
Wind SW, s miles: clear.
TXBEE January /, 5 D m-Passed up, steam
ships VIM Lawrence, Dessoug, City Of Colum-
bus.
Passed out. barks India (sw). Lidsk1alf QSor).
and three-masted schr.
At anchor, outward bound. schr Annie &
Willard. tugboat Seth Low, bark Liberals Ger.
Wind NV, 20 miles; clear.
, New York, December 3i-Arrived, Republic,
Arrived out, Lake Champlain, Adriatic. Ser
via, Scythia, Carbet, Peter Schabberg, Mary
Stewart, Havre.
Homeward, st julien. New Orleans.
New York, December 29-Arrived, schrs VIM
e Lee, Weeks, Savannah; Alfaretta s Snare,
Snare, Jacksonville; Ridgewood, Knott, Jack
Cleared. schr Lester A Lewis Fletcher,
Baltimore, December 2s-Arrived, schr Lucie
Wheatlsy, Supple, Savannah.
Fall River, December 23-Arrived, schr An
ME L Henderson Brunswick.
Horse Island Harbor, December 2-Sailed,
schr Ella NJ Halves, Manson, Jacksonville.
Water Cove (mouth of the New Meadows
River December s5-Ssiled, schr Nellie Treat,
Hubbard. ice, Cedar Keys.
New YORK, December 30-Arrived, schrs
Acara. Cummings, Jacksonville; T B Wither
spoon, Sheppard, Fernandina.
Philadelphia, December 29-Arrived, schr
Belle Hooper, Gilkey. Savannah.
Dartmouth, Dec mber 29--Arrived, str Azalia
(Br) Adams, Savannah for Reval
Dungeness, December 16-Passed bark Con-
dor (NOr) Nielsen, Antwerp for Tybee.
Brunswick, December 30-Arrived 2Sth, schr
Grace Andrews, Andrews, Savannah; brig
Amelia Norton (Port Santos. Rio Janeiro;
29th, lark Augustine Calzoda (Sp) Radios,
Cienfuegos; schrs Allie Durham, Baxter, Bos-
ton: Alfred Keene Crockett. New York.
Cleared 23d, schr Hattie Darling (Br). Bethel,
Nassau; 2eth, bark Sappho (Br), McPhee.
Buenos Ayres: schr E A Hayes. Smith New
York; 29th, schr Winner, Fey. Jeremai. Hayti;
brig ID Chapman. Owen. Baltimore; bark
Alice G Dickman, Cook, Hampton Roads: ] K
Brett, Wilson, New York; 30th, brig Wanderer
tBr) Saunders. Santa, Brazil; schr Hattie Tur-
ner. Mcintyre, Salem.
Port Royal. December 31-Arrived 25th, brig
Atlas. Grey, Navassa; eth, steamship City Of
San Antonio, Hines, New York; 2Sth, schr Mes
senger, Falker, Savannah; 3lst, str Clarendon,
Townsend, Charleston.
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L1vEarooL. December 8t.-Tarow. 41s Sd.

LIVERPOOL. December Shallow, 41S Sd.
Ma NoRh December 81 Flour. southern,
closed quiet and unchanged; common
70 fair extra, s. IS . 20; good 70 choice extra
S. 751s 90 Wheat opened AQssc lower, af-
forwards recovered from the decline and ad-
vanced tribe, closing strong; ung AIDED win
ter I'd 81 a7Gbi 421S; No. . red, January deliv-
cry 81 4l5z0I 42A. Corn opened essier but
closed q shade higher and firm; less doing; I'M
graded, 6sG5s114c; southern yellow, 6sGtsc;
No. ?, January delivery, 70170Ac Oats q
shade better but rather quiet; No. 2, SOB
oslo. Hops dull and unchanged. COT
fee steady and moderately active; Rio. "a
1111xc; job lots, e441216c. Sugar firm but
with less doing; fair to good refining, rs
071kc: refined higher and firm-standard A,
So ! SIC. molaSses quiet and unchanged Rice
siesdy but quiet Rosin firm az y 500 40
Turptnti quiet but steady at 551xc. Wool
quiet but very firm; domestic fleece, S00bOc;
texas, 1403lc. PORK very dull: prices nomt-
nally unch anged. Middles quiet; prices nomi-
naly unchanged Lard very quiet but firm
prices not materially changed. Frtights TO Liy-
eruO0l unchau ged; cotton, per steam, 5-3SSG I'D;
wheat per steam, 234d-
~ Sc 1000 IS; fancy, s. 65197 50. Wheat
strong; No. red winter, 81 20 Corn easier;
No ? mixed, 691k67Oc. Oats firm. Pork dull;
mess Si7 p Lard quiet at lie Bulk meats
quiet but firm; shoulders, bl4c; clear RIB, &c.
Bacon firm; shoulders, &c clear rib, lOc; clear
sides, 10lsc. Whisky quiet At 81 IS; combina-
ton sales Of finished goods, 575 barrels, on the
basis of 81 Is sugar in fair demand; haros,
$50 fOISc; New Orleans. 7dSc. Hogs firm:
common and light. s. 00a6 IS: packing and
butchers s. gOG,5 20 There Will be no market
report from here on Monday next.
fist-I~onk. December 81 -slAIs closed dull;
Southern. 47G5Oc; Western white, sS949c,
ditto mixed 4147c; Pennsylvania, 48449c.
Provisions quiet: Mess PORK, $l7 IS. Buik
usazs-shoutders and clear rib sides, packed,
re and 9l6c. Bacon shoulders. SIC: oleei
70 sfsss. lOJk- Eams, 121z613o. lara retired,
lee. tcf7ee steady; Rio cargOes. Ofdinarv 70
fsie, 93i0JSc fIyE- quiet; A SORT. y5s'.
Whis,-v steady at 81 17IS 1r,'qhie unchanged.
~ Louis. December S1.-Flour quiet, moth
ing doing. Wheat firm but slow; No. rcd
6s5kc Tor cash; 66lzc for January. Oats firm;
45Lfc for cash and January Whisky steady al
81 10 Provisions very quiet, with only small
iobbing trade. The session. after II O'Clock,
was given up entirely to festivities.
= 1.sNe lIi,. December 81 spirits tllrpsn-
tine firm at size g3sin firm at g o. for
strained and Ss 10 for good strained. Tsg steady
at 81 60 glTuGs turpentine steady at 81 . for
hard So 50 for yellow dip, and 81 50 for virgin
Gnterior.. Corn steady; prime white, S1GsSc;
mixed, 7s07ec.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-01-02
PASSENGER.

Per steamship City OF Macon for New York
J L Daley and wife H Pope Messrs Pearson,
G Halsted, Garrison. Miss l. Garrison, (
Written, Mr. Landman, T NJ Goulden, and one
steerage.
Per steamship Juniata, for Philadelphia
DR. W Thomas.
Per steamship CITY of Columbus from Ne
York Mrs P II Drake. Julia Drake Virgin
Drake, Julia Smi h. Mrs DOdson. H Corn
wall, Smith. Mrs Nevin and infants, Mrs
Kelly, Mary Kelly, II j McGiunis, Mr. Fowler
Ms A Boynton, Miss J Weaver, A N Goodde
Bolles Jr. Cap J s Kenard. P J O'Rourke and
wife Mrs J r Fish and child, W DOner, L G
Schrade. b Sayre, wife and maid, Bender
and - Storage
Per steamer Katie from Augusta and way
landings-P WeaUhers and wife. j Kearney. L
Helmey. Master G Helmey, Z g SolomoGe
Master II Morrison, ! Y Morrison, W Ev
ans B r Symons. II Quantock. Wilson
Mrs ] Wilson, II R Dasher, r Morgan. L
Bostick and daughters. @ B Reeves Jr. J {
Reeves A NJ Martin. L X Powell H Peoples
Sr, J W Peoples. Z Il Peoples Jr. g Davis
Mrs NJ MOrcCck and 4 children, Master S Nor
cock, Miss Smith, Miss NJ a Scott, Mrs A I
Rain. and IS deck.
Per steamer City Of BridgetOn. from Florida
-Thos ~ mingtOn, q R Tremain nd wife, A /
Smith, T ID Hawkins, W T Edwards and wife
Vim Jones' Mrs VIM Latimore, " Latimore
Latimore, Miss L Fox, Miss Farrell. w P Brown
D W Fair. Geo Cartwright and wife. Jno Temp
kins, Mrs JnO Tompkins. b d Latimore. J 4
Latimore, Miss Fox w Pelote, and deck
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-01-02

Per steamship City Of Macon, for New York
275s bales uplaad cotton. II bales sea island
cotton. 266 bales domestics and rms, 425 bbls
rosin 30 bbls spirits turpentine, 554 sacks cot
ton seed meal, / 25l boxes and 46 bbls oranges,
100 bbls soap stock. 225 pkgs mdSe
Per steamship Juniata, for Philadelphia
1,2s2 bales upland cotton, 1Sl bales domestics
and yarns, bales paper stock, Is bbls rice. 7se
bbis rosin, g bales straw, $40 boxes and 80 bbls
fruit. ss5 empty bbls, 1888 feet lumber, bbls
shad, IS pkgs mdse
Per steam, hip Naples (Br). for Bremen-7 ,10l
bales upland cotton. weighing $685. 100 pounds,
valued at S3S0SlS II.
Per bark Svanen (Nor). for Bremen-170l
bales upland cotton, weighing 792,006 pounds
value at S90.529 90
Per bark Chrysolite (Br) for Liverpool ,0OC
bales upland cotton. weighing ,7Oo pounds
valued at $2l0,228 35.
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EVEEISe REPOBT

New YORK, December 31.-The weekly state
ment Of the associated banks, issued from the
clearing house to-day, shows the following
changes: Loans increased. 81, 9s9. 800; specie
Increased, S392. 400; legal tenders decreased
81, 800: deposits increased, 81, 442.tO circu
Iation increased. SS6.6)O; reserve decreased
S2gl 400. The banks now hold $1,251, go In
excess Of legal requirements.
s-~ EcRg December 1.-Exchange-long
81 79E; short, - $50. 3oFernnseat hoDds
"A per cent lower for AIS and As, and unchang
ed for extended 6s ana Is; new tlvss, 1885 tour
ans q fair per cents. ll416; fOuF per cents,
11s16 Money, per cent per annum. 6tEts
bOnGs dull
sub-Trsssu-y balances: Coin, Sss, see. 624 90
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NOON REPORT.

FINANCIAL.
LONDON, December sl.-Colsols, 80 11-l6.
Erie, 43.
$50 p. m.-Erie. 43A.
The Stock Excnange viii be closed Monday.
NKw YORK December 3i.-Stocks opened
with downward tendency. Money, 6 per cent.
Exchange-long, 81 so; short, 81 81. State bonds
very dull Government bonds generally higher.
PROVISIONS. GRoCERIEs. ETC.
LIVERPOOL, December 81. 1850 p. m.-Bread-
stuffs quiet but steady, except corn, which is
hrmer. Corn, new mixed, s. 10l<d1ss lid.
NEw YORK December 3l.-FlOur opened
quiet but steady. Wheat dull and 5z1skc lower.
Corn Gull and a shade easier. Pork quiet but
steady at SIC 75G17 70. Lard firm at II 25c.
Spirits turpentine. 55I<c. Rosin, g s5G.2 As.
Freights unchanged.
BALTIMORE, December 3i.-Flour quiet but
steady; Howard street and Western super
fine, 81 37t5 90; ditto extra, IS 25Q6 81; ditto
family, So so 81 25; city mills superhne, 81 SO
A5 %: ditto extra. IS 5066 Is; ditto family,
81 soar IS: Rio brands. 81 25617 81; Patapsco
family, g 25. Wheat-SOuthern nominal; West
ern easier: Southern red, 81 SOL So; amber,
81 4011 43; No Western winter red, on the
spot ard December delivery. 81 3S94G1 80. jan
uary 81 sSkS1l s916, February 81 41A11 AZ,
March 81 441k0I 443<. Corn-southern steady;
Western nominal at yesterd sy's prices; South
ern white 7OG71c. yellow 6S069c A band OF
music entered the Chamber. confusion reigned
and all business ceased for the day.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-01-02
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

The steamship City of Columbus. which ar
rived at this port yesterday from New York,
reports that on the 3lst Dec, at $50 p m, when
off Cape Roman. bearing n about II or Is
miles distant. passed a sunken three-mssted
s hooner, with masts about one half out of
water.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-01-02

8 Z ST0E Es.-SGa.-ROsin and spirits, p,
g. - q uited Kingdom OF Continent Tor
% tseW kork 40c. on rOsin- 50c. on Spite.
To New York. Fosin, &c, spirits sc.
Geiphia, rosin sc: spirits Soc; 70 Bal
Fosi1 39o.. spirits s5e.; - Bogso5, rezir
riss slc
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-01-02
Our Bazaar is Crowded with Goods
Especially Holiday wenown popular bargain prices
Although considerable means 90 we
neglect Dry Goods Departments have at all times
The Latest, Best and Most Reasonable.

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