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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-05-06

CINCINNATI's HERMIT. has
a strange hermit in Edward Holroyd. He
was once partner in large and sue
cessful dry goods house, and at that
time was philosophical, jovial and
widely known. Twenty years ago he
retired suddenly from business, secluded
himself in a very handsome suburban
residence, and has never since been off
the premises. For months no human
being sees him, his orders to the family
who live in the house being sent out
from his room in writing, and his food
being passed in through wicket. The
building is going to ruin through neglect
and the grounds are INTENDED, but nei-
ther through stinginess nor lack of means,
as his property has appreciated to $780,
600 IN value, and he frequently gives
away money in charity. He takes the
daily newspapers, and seems to keep in
formed as to what is going on in the
world, but will have nothing to do with
it, and lately refused to see one of his
former business partners Many of his
old associates believed he was dead, so
completely had he dropped out of no.
tice, when description in the Enquirer
of his manner of existence called their
attention to him. He is now eighty
The cause of his seclusion was his wife,
with whom he quarreled, and who OBJ
tanned a divorce, compelling him to pro
vide for her a separate maintenance.
This soured him, and he vowed to be
done with human beings.
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mARkETs Bx rELhGhAPH.
NOON REPORT.

FINANCIAL
NEW YORK. May 5.-Stocks opened fairly
active. Money, 21f03 per cent. Exchange
long. "a S6A; short, "a S911 State bonds I'M
changed. Government bonds irregular.
COTTON.
LIVERPOOL. Nav s-Cotton opened easier;
prices unchanged; middling uplands. 6ssd;
middling Orleans, 1850; sales 10000 bales,
for speculation and export 1000 bales; receipts
26, 500 bales-American 800 bales.
Futures Middling uplands, low middling
clause deliverable in May, 3S-6406 S7-64d; de-
liverable in May and June. 38-6406 37-64d
deliverable in June and July, 4O-64d; de-
liverable in July and August, s 44-64d; deliver
able in August and September, $500; deliver
able in September and October, 4l-64d.
Futures fat.
Sales for the week $1,000 baIes-American
40. 600 bales; speculation, 300 bales; exports,
$500 bales; actual exports, 3,700 bales; i'm
ports, 105, 900 bales-American, $1,000 bales;
stock, 100000 bales-American, 632, 600 bales;
afloat $4,000 bales--American, $4,000
NEW YORK, May 5.--CotUon opened quiet;
sales 212 Dales; middling uplands, 121zc; mid
ding Orleans, 121kc.
Futures-Market quiet, with sales as follows:
Nav, 12 19c; June, II 32c; July, II 46c: August.
u soc; September, IL 2lc; January, II 60c.
GROCERIES. PROVISIONS. ETC.
LIVERPOOL, May Bacon, short clear mid
dies, 53s Cd. Lard SOS Cd.
NEW YORK, May 5-Flour opened dull and
heavy. Wheat dull; 16034c lower. Corn mode
S1S 0001S IS. Lard steady at II Coo. Freights
firm.
BALTIMORE, May 5.-Flour dull and lower;
Howard street and Western superhne 50 500
az IS; city mills superfine, IS 5000 as; ditto
extra, IS 0007 80; Rio brands. 81 2507 81
Wheat-Southern steady; Western shade off,
closing steady; Southern red. 81 35O1 az:
amber, 81 1901 as; No. Maryland, 81 48 asked
No. 2 Western winter red. on the spot, 81 4llS
Corn-Southern firm: Western dull and easier;
Southern white. 9009016c; yellow, SIC.
NAVAL STORES.
NEW York, Mey 5.-Spirits turpentine. $40
e0c Rosin, y 421S12 45.
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we note sales of some large lots at concessions
from prices. We quote; Corn-white 81 05;
mixed 81 co. Oats have been ia light demand:
we quote: 6807Oc. Bran 81 So
HAY.-Market fully stocked; good demand.
We quote, at wholesale, Northern, 81 10: East
ern, 81 Is; Western timothy. 81 25n1 80.
HIDES, WOOL C.-Hides-Receipts light
and market steady; dry flint, 13c; salted, GA
lie. Wool-Rscefpts light and market steady;
~ oales, prime, N1xc:: in bags, prime, 251zc. I;
slightly bury, 16D191<c.; very bury 10013lc;
wax, 2Oc.; deer SKINS &c.; otter skins, Csc a
IRoS.-harket firm and unchanged; Swede.
5<0714c.: refined, SAC
LARD The market is firm; in tierces, 12S<c !;
tubs and kegs, 13c.
LEMoNs-Stock ample; demand fair; Messina,
LIQUoRs.-Fun stocks: good demand. Bour.
bon, 81 5005 so; Rye, 81 5006 90; Rectifed,
81 GOAL IS. Ales unchanged, and in good
LIME. CALcrNED PLASTER AND UEMEgr.-Ala.
bama lump lime is in fair demand and is sell
ing at 81 40 . Dbl; Georgia, 81 40; Calcined
Plaster, 81 6502 90 per bbI Hair, Sc. Georgia
Cement, So 90; Rosendale Cement, 81 s502 90;
Portland Cement, "a co.
NALs.-Market steady; Sd, IS 50: Id and Sd,
81 40; sd. - IS; Sd, 50 90; 1Od to 6Od 50 IS per
key.
NUTs.-Almonds. BIC. . D.; French walnuts,
&c.; Pecans. 13015c.; Brazil. &C.: filberts, 13c
OMs.-Market firm; good demand; signal
SO06Oc. West Virginia black. l5c.; lard PC q
foot, 75c.; machinery, 35040c. ;linseed, 61064c.:
mineral seal 40c
ORANGEs.-Messina, per box, s. 5ON6 90.
PoTAToEs--Market lightly Stocked new
Southern 50 0006 90 per barrel; Scotch So so
per bag.
PRUNKs-NeW Turkish, &c.
RAIsISs.-Moderated demand: market steady
New Layers, 50 IS . box; new London Lay
ers. 50 40 per box.
SUGARs.-The market is firm; light demand;
crushed and powdered. 11c.; A, 10Nc; white,
extra Q. SIC; @, 61fd9c.
SALT. = The demand is fair and the
market steady; car load lots, S5c, f. o. b.:
small lots. CSC. 0S1 90.
SHoT-Market steady; drop, y bag. 81 rs: buck
81 90. Powder, o key, IS Is; 3 half keg, So IS;
% quarter keg, 81 g.
SyRUP.--Florida and Georgia syrups in mode
rate supply, 50055c.; the market is quiet for
sugar house at 3505Oc.; Cuba straight goods,
43c in hogsheads. Molasses. Sic
ToBACCo.-Ma steady; good demand. We
quote: Smoking-4Oc. 0S1 25. Chewing-Com-
mo0. sound, 35040c. medium, 40055c. bright,
6O075c.; fine fancy, S509Oc extra fine, 9Oc. a
81 10: bright navies, 45057c.; dark navies.
4005Oc-
TIMBER--Market steady; receipts good. We
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Gambetta Possibly to Retire.
Paris Letter TO the Pou Nan Gazette


NJ. Gambetta thinks of retiring for a
while from public life. His health is
not so good as it used to be. He is dis
appointed and discouraged at the col
lapse OF his popularity. This is natural,
but it would be wise to react against his
present state of feeling. He can with
difficulty realize the change in his situa-
ton, but must soon understand why it
has taken place. The fickleness of pub
lie favor had nothing to do with this
alteration. NJ Gambetta was not brought
down through any love of change on the
part of the French people or by his
errors, but through the fearful rush
that had been made upon him for three
years by polItico-financialists who
speculated upon him as they would on a
redeemable loan. Suez, or any other
highly quoted stock likely to go on rising
in the market. These Mercadets got be.
tween NJ. Gambetta and the nation,
which intuitively mistrusted as well as
disliked them. French taste is extremely
sober. 1t was shocked by the exaggera-
ted Gambettism of the Neo Opportunists,
who, unfortunately, being moneyed men
and having got hold of large number
of journals, wee able to make a great
noise. The necessity for strict dis
cipline had ceased from the hour
that Marshal Mcmahon quilted the
Elysee. But those i'll advised partisans
insisted as much as ever upon absolute
docility when the chief had expressed an
opinion. Parliament revolted, and the
country has not blamed it. NJ. Gam
betta's health has been affected by the
tremendous reverse of fortune which has
overtaken him. The time-servers who
incumbered his ante chambers have de-
serted him, and many of his old friends
are irritated. and are at no pains to con-
ceal their irritation, because they are
obliged to stay with him a little in the
wilderness. Short of miracle, he must
remain out of office during the existence
of this Chamber. As he is still young,
this would be no great misfortune if his
partisans took their defeat with fortitude
or light hearted gaYety, but, as very few
of them are men of solid worth, they
are at once angry aud depressed at
what has happened. Some of them are
resorting to finance to re3oup. M. Paul
Bert has become the director of bank,
which is to be regretted, he being a man
of science and unfit to deal with none
tary questions M. Gambetta's doctor
advises the illustlious orator to lie in
fallow for some time, and to watch and
wait quietly, like M. Grevy, for his
opportunity 1t is worthy of remark
that so long as Gambetta trusted to for
tune he was favored by her. but that
from the moment he put his shoulder to
her wheel and attempted to help himself
she frOWned upon him. The elections
of the bureaus for the Budget Committee
proved to him that it would be idle to
try and lead this Chamber 1t is said
that he is thinking of making foreign
tour in search of health and recreation.
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Bulk meats firm: n car lots, shoulders, 7eOc:
firm; shoulders. SIC; rib, Ill c: clear. Ice.
Lard dull; sales Of small lots at IL l5c.
Louisville. May 5.-Previsions steady. with
fair demand: Mess pork. $40 So Bulk meats
shoulders, 75c; clear rib 10 &c: clear sides.
II Csc Bacon-shoulders, Sic; rib. II5<c:
clear, 12c. Hams, sugar cured, Ia good demand
and unchanged. Lard. choice kettle rendered.
firm and unchanged. Flour firm; extra family.
IS 0005 80; choice TO fancy, IS 5O0s SO. Grain
quiet and weak: Wheat No. red winter. 81 o
al so. Corn in good demand; No white, S5c:
Oats. mixed. steady and in fair demand, 571<c.
BAJTINoRR, May 5.-OaEs closed firm: South
ern, 60n63c; Western white 62A63c ditto
mixed 60062c: Pennsylvania, 6OA63c. Pro
visions firm: Mess pork. SIS 50Ai9 So BuIk
meats-shoulders and clear rib sides, packed
e5kc and 111kc Bacon-shouIders 9l6c: clear rib
sidas, 1916. Hams 14Ik015Ikc Lard, refined.
i2Nc. Uoffee dull: Rio cargoeg, ordinary to
fair. S1kA9l<c Sugar dull; A soft. 9zkc
Whisky firm at 81 %. Fret hits dull
WILMINGTON, May 5.-Corn steady; prime.
white, s71fc; mixed, 9Sc
NAVAL STORES.
LIVERPOOL, May 5. 5p.m.-Turpentine, ass Cd.
LONDON, May 5, p. m.-Turpentine 44sN
AS i'd.
NEW YoRK, May 5-Rosin unchanged. So 421k
az as. Turpentine dull and lower, SIC.
CHARLESTON, May 5.-Spirits turpentine quiet
at 46c. Rosia unchanged; strained and good
strained, 81 OO02 10.
WILMINGTON, May 5.-Spirits turpentine firm
at 4Sc Rosin quiet at 81 IS for strained. and
81 90 for good strained. Tar quiet but steady
at ~ 10.
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Stock on hand and
on ship board - r.
May 5. 1882 ..... ISIS $500 5S,lUo 4,loo


APPLES. Scarce at IS IS per barrel
demand: clear rib sides, 12ssc.; shoulders.
e14c dry sailed clear rib sides, ike: long
clea- 11Lkc.; shoulders. SIC Hams. l41fc.
BAGGING AND TIKs.-Market nominal We
quote: Bsgging-214 lbs. 12c-; 2 lbs. lie. ia
ms 1Oc Iron Ties-Delta and Arrow, 81 600
Pieced ties. 81 2501 80.
BEU-In moderate demand; market firm.
New western . Dbl S14 90; Fulton Market,
Sfs OOa2O 90 3 bbl. F; half bbls.. $40 5O0it 90.
BurTKR-Market steady; light demand.
Oleomargarine, 1s02ic.; Gilt EDGE SOc.;
cO S0G6sN 19s4 90 . 100; sss 90 1000.
CHEKsE-Market firm; good demand; stock
light. Randall's Gloucester, 14c. cream cheese,
CorFEE-The market is firm: full stock;
good demand; ordinary TO prime hio SQlSc
according to quality; old Government java
none in stock. a..
DRIED FRuIr.-Apples, evaporated. i0c.
peeled, So. Peaches. 25c.
DRY GooDs-Ihe market is flrm; fair de-
mand; stocks ample. Prints, 50b1Sc. Geor-
gia brown shifting, q. 516c.; Is do, 616c:: -
brown sheeting. nc; white osnaburgs, o16V
101&c-; checks, ~ Gs11c.; yarns; s5c. for best
FLoUR-Has been in good demand at firm
values We quote: Supeffine, Sc 25; extra
rs 75AS7 25; family, 81 25N8 25: fancy, s. IS
ns75; choice patent, 50 1910 Is; bakers
FTss.-Market fairly stocked with mackereI.
IS 90; No. 2, So 90; No. /, 81 0o06 co.. Herring:
No. 1. 25c 3 box: scaled. 30c.. cod &c.
RAIH-C0rn--There have been no receipts
during the past week, whilst the volume OF
business has been comparatively good; but
the market is still wei stocked with Whites and
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City Of Macon, 1908 tons, Kempton, New
York. ldg-G NJ Sorrel
Juniata, 1915 tons, Howe, Philadelphia, ldg-
VIM Hunter & Son.
Two steamships.
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lesion. aeorria aad FLORIDA. selline aOnssc.

lesion, Georgia aAd Florida. ceiling WB55c
per quart.
Tomatoes coming uneven In quality. good
bringing 81 5003 90 per crate. Egg plant In fall
demand. but market well supplied. 81 t002 80
per crate; cucumbers, market well supplied
many coming overgrown and turning yellow,
selling 81 00d2 90 per crate for good.
Potatoes in demand for good and large; culls
not salable; large, S. 90 per barrel; seconds
81 90. The best potatoes are now coming from
Tallahassee aud vicinity. Beans coming mostly
too old and tough, selling 81 0012 90 per crate
Cabbages in demand, and selling from So o.
"a so per barrel
The weather continues cold for the season,
and this is not favorable to demand for greer
Yagatahlaa
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TYBHE. May 5. SOC m-Passed out, brigs
2 den April DAM, Julia Haskell, schrs Nellie
T Morse. Joel Cook.
Wind s, 6 miles; fair.
New York. May 5-Arrived, Finsbury, Ferdi
nand DeLesseps, Mile, Champion, Carolina,
Adriatic Gate City.
Arrived out, Circassia, Filled, Asturiano
Elbe, Lake Winnepeg, Gracia, Artic, Barden,
Betsy Guide, saron, Drago D, Regulus, Fila
fenger
Homeward, Arciduca Rodolfo, New Orleans
New York, May 3-Arrived schrs r w Drury,
Bond, Fernandina; F Magee, Treworgy,
Ledar Keys; M Thomas Connery, Bull River.
vile.
Fleetwood, May 2-Arrived, brig suomalai
men (Rus), Lillia, Fernandina
Stettin, May ARRIVED bark Karl Won 10
bein (Sw), Johansen, Savannah.
st Vincent, @ V. April 1-SaiIed, barks Unto
CRus), Spellman, Doboy; 9TH, Oberburger Meis.
ter Won Winter Ger, Scheibe, Doboy.
Baltimore, May 3-Arrived, schr Island City.
Voorhis, Savannah,
Newburyport, May 2-Arrived, schr James
Young, Young. Darien.
Newport, May ARRIVED, schooner Bessie c
Beach, Crosby, Belfast for Jacksonville, Fla
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The Brown Cotton Gin Co., New London. G.;

Israel F. BroIcn, Prest EdiC. Z. Brolc7, Treas
These machines light, make fine sample, and
clean the seed properly Best English cast steel In the
saws; the teeth will not bend, break off, turn back,
iron pulleys throughout brush strongly made, with
adjustable boxes cast steel journals and two belts
at each end-ensurng cool bearings full speed,
and steady motion, Conly Gin in market having this
Improvement Extra large shafts to and brush
cylinders Strong iron frame best materials supe-
ror workmanship, fine finish.
tE-More Brown Gins have been sold during the past
three than any other two makes combined Mr.
Israel F. Brown rom 1913 to 1858 of the firm Of E. T.
Taylor & Co. of Columbus Ga) the president of the
company, has had longer practical experience in
making Gins than any other man living Present facii-
ties formanufacturing and shipping unequaled by any
other establishment of the kind in the world Hence
our very low prices for such superior machines.
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George Washington GER, 1,lSj tons, Pro
remen, ldg-Wilder & Co.
One ship.
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NEW YORK. May 5.-Stocks opened fairly
active. Money, 21<03 per cent Exchange
long. 81 s6N; short, "a S911 State bonds I'M
changed. Government bonds irregular
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WEEKLY hhPOhLs
OAvICE OF THE MORNING NEWS.

oA-TCE OF THE MORNING NEWS,
SAVANNAH. May 5. 1882.
,----p At. REMARKs-The markets have been
-f.-stelv active during the week at gener-
e-n values. Money is not so easy as it has
- and borrowers have been compelled. In
- instances, to go outside Of the
80 for loans. Stocks and bonds have
- ,ornparatively quiet with light offerings
1,.,.rsl common has declined two points.
-.,-gis common half point. Central Rail
80 ner cent. certificates OF Indebtedness one
fpoints. and new Savannah bonds one
- a quarter points Central consolidated
--,-,ysgs bonds have advanced a half
-, ana Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta
- mortgage bonds q half point
~, bacon market has been active at an ad-
NO. in previous prices. Flour continues in
-,,5 demand at steady but unchanged rates.
T-,de in the dry goods and Jobbing line has
s,sn comparatively quiet. and confined prin-
lilly 70 small orders, for the purpose Of
Ming up stocks. The new wool crop is
,,rmsncing to come In, and prices have ad-
-.-caf during the week. There has been no
-...in,= Of corn during the week. whilst the
.,r,r7e Of business has been comparatively
..,ot hut the market is still well stocked with
.-bi-s and we note sales Of some large lots at
,,reessious from prices
NAVAL STORES All grades Of rosin have
,san in active demand during the
,-sak at firm values. The stock has been
-.iu,sd some O0O barrels, the exports having
hsa7 about that much in excess Of the re-
.sfors. Sales 6, pa barrels. Spirits turpentine
b,s been in good demand at easier values.
Sales /. $50 casks
CorroS This market has ruled steady dur
t-y the week with a moderate demand The
,ro-stions are the same as at the close last
week.
The sales for the week were 3 ,72i bales. The
s,ii1vriny resume Of the weeks business will
sb9,r the transactions each day and the quo
tsfi0ns az the close:
asef1riay-Market steady; moderate de
-,snd. sales AS bales
W7nday-Market quiet and firm Sales 335
bales. .-,-.,
wednesday Market steady; light demand.
s1 Tbu-sisy-M firm; fair demand. Sales
Fdiay-Market steady; good demand. Sales
tgg bales We quote:
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LIST OF VESSELS IN THE PORT
OF SAVANNAH.
SAVANNAH, May s, 1888:

SAvANNAH, May ., 1882.
STEAMSHIPS.
City Of Macon, 1908 tons, Kempton, New
York Idg-G NJ SorreI
Juniata 1,215 tons, Howe, Philadelphia, ldg-
VIM Hunter & Son.
Two steamships.
George Washington GER, 1,1Sj tons, Probst,
tremen, ldR-Wilder & Co..
One ship.
Golden Fleece (Sw) 393 tons, Edman, Bristol,
cld-Holst & Co.
Ocean CNor), 4s6 tons, Hansen, Baltic, ldg-
Hoist & Co.
Mercator (Nor), 426 tons, Andreasen, Europe,
ldg-Holst Co.
Lauget (No-), 538 tons. Petersen, Europe, ldg-
Hoist & Co.
Christiane Mor). 4O2 tons, Tellefsen, Europe,
ldg-Holst & Co.
Maria (Spl, 499 tons, Bill, Spain, ldg-Chas
Green's Son.
Juanita Clar (Sp), 466 tons, Caldes, Spain. ldg-
Chas Green's Son.
Anita (sp), Sss tons, Calzada, at quarantine
Chas Green's Son.
Bella Dolores (Sp), 295 tons, Sinesta at quaran-
antine-ChaS Green's Son.
Lady Dufferin Br). 1876 tons, Evans, Liverpool,
cld-O Cohen & Co.
Lloyd (Nor), Asa tons, Jacobsen, Europe, ldg-
A Fullarton & Co.
Emile Hessenmuller GER, 9l9 tons, Gerdan,
United Kingdom, ldg-Wilder & Co.
Alice G Dickerman, sol tons, Cook Boston, log
Master.
syria, 514 tons, Pattingall at quarantine, in dis
tress-Richardson & Barnard.
Maria Isabel (Sp), go tone, Pou, at quarantine
Antonio Gogorza.
Fifteen barks.
Lewis L Squire, 4s6 tons, Fulford. New York,
ldg-Jos A Roberts & Co.
Rasthe (Spl, 25l tons, Uriza. Spain, ldg-Chas
Green's Son.
Jennie r DivertY, 279 tons. Atkinson, New
York, ldg-Master.
Three briggs
F Yarnall, 496 tons. Scott, New York, ldg-
Jos Roberts & Co.
Howard Williams, 1862 tons, Hyer, New York,
ldg-Jos A Roberts & Co.
Server. $50 tons, Tilton, Philadelphia, ldg
Jos A Roberts & Co.
Irene K Messervey, 245 tons, Messervey, Bath,
ldg-Jos A Roberts & Co.
L Hickman, 230 tons, Evans, Philadelphia, ldg
Jos A Roberts & Co.
Jno Adams, 639 tons, Fisher, New York ldg
Jos A Roberts q Co.
Emma Heather, 292 tons, Barrett, Boston, dis
Jos A Roberts & Co.
Mary Helen, PA tons, Crocker, Curacao, ldg-
Jos Roberts q Co.
Samuel H Crawford, $40 tons, Reed, Baltimore,
Idg-Jos Roberts g. Co.
Eva r. Ferris, t9) TONS Soule. Boston, dis-Jos
A Roberts & Co.
Jas Garfield, 416 tons, Woodbury., New York,
ldg-Jos Roberts & Co.
Marcia Reynolds, $40 TONS Tilton New York
ldg-Jos Roberts q Co.
Emile K Birdsall, 400 tons, Birdsall, Baltimore
dis-Jos Roberts Co.
Thos May, 4l0 tons, Davis, Fredericksburg,
dis-Jos A Roberts & Co.
II & Blendermann. 419 tons. Cavalier, New
York, ldg-Jos A Roberts & Co.
Eunity r Dyer, 100 tons, Baltimore, ldg-Jos
A Roberts & Co.
VIM Bailey, 4S9 tons, Bailey. New York,
ldg-Jos A Roberts & Co.
Ida Lawrence, 5l5 tons, Young, Perth Amboy,
ldg-Jos A Roberts CO.
VIM Lee, sol tons. Weeks, Baltimore, dis
Jos Roberts & Co.
Frank M McGear, 375 tons, Sharp, Philadelphia
dis-J0s Roberts & Co.
Jno Taylor. 272 tons. Hudson, Philadelphia,
dis-Jos Roberts & Co.
Jas T Morse. $50 TONS Upper, New York, ldg
B w & II T Morse.
Annie Bliss 1874 tons. O'Donnen, Baltimore, ldg
Dale, Wells & Co. r.
Siner 2o2 tons, Riggs, Philadelphia, ldg-
Master.
Norman S47 tons, Reed, Boston, dis-Master.
Twenty five schooners.
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LUMBKR-By SdH-There is supply of spot
to image fully equal to present wants. and yes
sells to arrive when forced upon he market,
have been in some cases compelled to accept
less than current rates. Nothing is doing in of
shore chartres Our figures include the range OF
Savannah, Darien, Brunswick and Satilla, from
Soc 80 81 90 being paid here for change Of load
lug port. We quote: To Baltimore and Chesa-
peake ports, IS 5007 90; to Philadelphia,
5 90; to Boston and eastward, IS 0009 90; to
Sc. John, N. B., IS 5009 90; Timber 81 90
higher than lumber ratesl; to the West Indies
and windward, IS O06A10 90; to South America
gl9 O0R21 90; to Spanish and Mediterranean
ports, 6l4 5OAi5 co.; to United Kingdom for
orders timber 24s. 135s.. lumber S. los.
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A pretty idea was carried out at a
fashionable wedding in London the
other day. The brides dress was of
write brocade, and the bridesmaids APP
peared each in different color, or rather
tint, so pale of hue were their pretty
dresses. One was of pale blue, another
in pale pink, third in pale yellow and
the fourth in pale green, while all four
wore large and picturesque white hats,
trimmed with feathers and flowers to
match their respective dresses, and each
carried a bunch of flowers which also
harmonized in color with her gown.
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Per Charleston and Savannah Railway, MAY
5-Fordg ONCE, j H Baker, G G Waite, F J
Ruckert. W Heller, Myers & Bros, s Her
man, Lippman Bros, Haslam & Fl, Haines & s,
Crawford & L. N Ferst & Co, j Ray.
Per Savannah. Florida and Western Railway,
May 5-Fordg Office. Sloat, B & Co, Savannah
Freight Agt John McDonough, Haslam & H,
Lee Rov Myers. D Y Dancy, M Ferst & Co, vii.
cox a K VIM Nemminger, H Myers & Bros, A
H Champion, d Bacon & Co. Bacon & B, A A
Aveihe Holcombe, q 90, J W Raynel. s
Guckenhoimer & Son, w Miller, M LAWN,
Kennedy & B. Branch 4 G, Roach & Bro,
Stern q N. Lilienthal & K, Dale. w & Co. Nc
MILAN Bros, F N Lohenstein J Kellock Il Co.
Per Central Railroad. May 5-Fordg Agt,
He man & K, T Fl Bolshaw, Lippman Bros,
Palmer Bros Solonons & Co. Henry Kuck, VIM
Hone & Co, Harden Bros & G, A Hanley, NJ Y
Henderson, H Myers & Bros Lee Roy Myers, H
Solomon. john Stark, q hoffman, Putzel &
II Mrs Fred Myers. NJ Ferst g. Co. Thomp-
son, Holcombe, g & Co, Ocean Steamship Co,
3 Cubbedge, Henry Yonge. D Bacon & Co,
H M Conner q Co, @ F Stubs Co. Order.