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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-11

April 10. o.. 3.lll 8G,8sl $3.50 1870
BAcoN.-Market firm and advancing; de-
maud good; smoked clear RIB sides. Sc; shoul-
ders. 6s<c. dry saited clear RIB sidee, ~; long
clear. re-. shoulders. SIC, hams, lli4c.
BAGGING AND 1IEs Market steady. We
quote: Bargiug-2L, NE, llsSall3ic;2 lb-, lQ1s
allie: lst ms. lOhal0Ac; l'a lbs, Vga9Mc, ac-
cording 10 brand aud quantity. Iron Ties
Arrow and Delts, 30al per bundle, az.
cording TO brand and quantity. Bagglng and
ties m retail lots a fraction higher.
New Yves ern per bhl, So; Futon Market,
SlSa2O pr bib half Dbl, 50 50alO 30.
BUTTER Market easy; Olromargarine, l5a
lSc: choice Goshen, 2Qc; gtlt edge, 24az0c
creamery 2Gca2sc, country, l6a2uc.
CuEESE.-Market hrm. good demandi STOCK
light. We quote 81 3alalsc.
GABBAGEs Native. lie per mead; scarce.
CoFFEE.-- Market steady; demand mott
crate. We quote for small lots; ordinary,
9Ac; fair, lOc; good, llc' prime l2o' cholce'
l2al3c.
DRlEp FRUIT Apples, evaporaied, ioe'
peeled, SO. Peaches. peeled Zoe; unp.eled,se.
DRY GOOps.-'rhe market Is qtirt ana
steady; stocks ample. We quote: Iunt- 4a
6c: Georgia brown shirt !, 4, 4ci '-o 90 ,c'
"A brown sheetlu-, &C.. WI osrahu 81 i2t
glSc; checks, Ga6isc' yarns. soc, Tor best
makes. brow drillings, 81 az 90. as,
FLOUR.-Market nrm, demand iHr. we
quote: superiine, 81 u0ar 10; extra ~ Na4 ~,
family 3naj 40; choice p mt. 70 1oaJ eVi
r6i = mna, SGp5aG 10. farcy, 20 I025 ~.
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Tybee. April 10, 1885 . m-Passed M, steam
ship "m Lawrence, bark sta utaD, sehrs
Geo y Young and Jesse " starr.
Passed out. steamship Naco0chee. barka
Dominica QtaB, Carlo a alb, Naja (Nor).
Arrived az anchor, two unknown schooners
and o brig.
Outward bound. bark Nor Nor)
Waiting, baFts Luciano Sierra titan, Agder
(Norl. Arndt Nor, Republic tBr).
Wind SW, fresh; fair.
New York. April ARRIVED, schrs Anna r
Bishop. fulOn. bHrien: ) II Parker, DAYTON.
GEORGETOWN, &; Linah kaminski, Wood,
Georgetown. $ q.
Barrow. April SAILED, bark staGa tBr,,
for savannah.
Buono- Ayros. March ARRIVED. bark
Telemach (Norl, Anderson, Brunswick.
HUI. April 6-Arrved, bark Lizzie Barry
tBr), Willams Coos w. G.
Queenstown. April S-Sailed bark Patriot
Queen Br). Harper. from Darien for SavOna.
Havana, April 2-sailed schr l. A Edwards,
Peterson. Pensacola.
81 Jago. Apri G-Arrived. fchr James II
WoOdh0use. DieksOn, Brunswick.
Boston, April S-Arrived, schr NJ y Milen,
DYER. 81 ~imou's, G. f.
cape Henry. April s-Passed in, schr CITY
Of Baltimore, Tawes, Jacksonville for Balti-
more.
Pensacola. April s-Arrived. banks Acme,
M0nteyiden; Mary Ann, 50 Thomas.
Cleared. bdrks louise fNorl, Amfterda no (:
sirrid Norl Larsen, Grangemouth; Lady
Cartier Br), Humphrey, taralM.
Port ROYAL. April s-salled. bark Signc
fNOrI, Richter United Ki-gd1m.
Del ware Breakwatcr, April S-Arrivcd,
Der. Frank Mcdonnell. sculi, Georgetown, $
4, for New York Geo $ Maris, Henderson
Bull River land sailed suppossd Tor Balu-
morc).
ApalachcOla. April 7-Clearcd. blrk Ar
mold Won BipHen 'GerJ, Stabln, Hamburg.
sew Haven. 8 pril Arrived, schr n n
Bieudrrman, savannah.
BALTIMORE, April Arrived, lchr A Dcnike,
Bohauuen. savannah.
Sew York, Aprl lc--Arrived, City OF At
ianta.
LONDON, April l0--rhc str Austerlitz, from
Pot ROYAL. s &. arrived &C shieldsun % h inst.
Glasgow, April lo-Arriyed, bark ByfOYed
Christeueen, Mobile.
London. April l0-Arrived. barka Clauiie-
boye. Pensacola. Condor. Wilmington, n e.
Dover April B-Passed. bark Louise Wcb-
ards. Wilmington, y o., for stetun.
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at per cent. Sub-Treasury balances-Gold
Sl42. 20S 900; currency, sea- l56, 900. Government
bonds clo-ed firm; four per cents l2l1s;
three per cents, lOl15. state bonds more ao-
tive.
The stock market continues subject 10 the
latest European war news. The opening was
generally from lNe&l< per cent. lower on
account OF the geaeral impression that the
outlook for peaceful solution OF the DIM
culties between England and Russia was
more favorable, and the advance IN London
OF prices of British securities. Some activity
WAS developed bv attempts TO realize, but
after the Arst hour the market became very
dull, and fluctuations generally were within
extremely narrow limits. Lake Shore, Union
Pacific ana other comparatively active stocks
declined slightly until shortly before O'Clock,
when a slight rally occurred, and the market
closed duh but steady and in most cases 40
n per cent. above the lowest prices Of the
day. Lake Shore and Quincy closed ! = per
ceat. lower. Union Pacific and Louisville and
Nashville were l per cent. lower each The
other losses were less than ! per cent. Sales
5000 shares, the market closing AZ the follow
NO At
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Vegetables and Fruits.
Per florida Dispatch Line.

q T17T' T7I710tNTE 1F0I1Vf
BALTIMORE, April l0.-Oranges-F Florida
per crate, s. 5oa5 so; Havana, per Dbl. ST.; ia
maica, per Dbl, S.; Palermo. per box. S2a2 50;
Messna, per box. 50 25a2 49, Lemons-Mes-
sna, per OK, 81 5083; Palermo, per box. 81 ..
Peas-Florida, per crate, $3a4. heans--Flori-
da. per crate, $3a4. Tomatoes per
siX-quart box, 5ea75c. Cucumbers-Flori
per crate. S5a6- abbages-FOrIda, per bbl .
So 4. Irish p7tatocs-Florida, per bb, S5a6.
CaulifOwer-Ft0rda, per Dbl, Seas Squash
Florida, per crate, $2a2 80. Beets-Florida,
per crate 50a60c.
NEW YORK, April 0.-Oranges-Florld per
crate, fair 10 choice, 81 50as 80; russets, per
crate, $2a3 %. Strawberries Florida, per
quart, 6Oa75'. Cabbages-F1OTda. per Dbl,
S3a4. Cucumbers-Georgia, per crate, SEAS.
Tomatoes- Florida. per crate, $la3 so. Peas
and beans Florida, per crate, SSa5. Beets-
Florida, per crate, 80 75a3. Squash-Florida,
per crate. S2a2 80,
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RECEIPTS.

Per steamer Mary Morgan. from Fernan-
dina-7 bales cotton. hale hides, ] bale WOOL
bale dry hides, bdls hides, 10 bbls cabbage.
box, SS boxes oranges, box dry goods. 10
crates veget ables.
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway.
April 1870 boxes tobacco, 10 crates beer,
crates soda, l sack peas, l bale hides. and
mdse
Per Savannah, Florida and Western Rail-
way, April l0-720bale cotton. 81 cars lumber.
cars wood, cars posts ! car corn, hbls po-
tatOes, 6l6 bbs rosIn. l59 b Is spirits turpen-
tine ia bbs vegetables, Z bbls aud sos boxes
oranges, $50 boxes vegetables, Is bales hides,
y sacks potatoes, and mdse.
Per Central Railroad, April l0-222 bales
cotton, 20 cars pig iron. - cars lumber. cars
coal. cars brick, cars stock. , cars hsy, 2
cars corn, 100 bbls lime, Is bills 1Our. tierces
hams. bbls whisky, p bbls cider. Z buggies,
lS2 pkgs furniture, sets wheels, pr shafts.
cases shoes, piano, 10 sewing machines. II
cases dry goods, pkgs plows, y bdls shovels,
case plaids, boxes tobacco. 40 cases to-
bacco' cases cigarettes, Q pkgs hardware, 9'
bales warns, Sc pkSs mdse, ? bales hides, 10
bales sheeting, 10 bales shirting, bales bats
"a bales domestics, bales paper stick, bbls
molasses, bicycles, cases hats, Z bbls pota-
toes.
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Ierchants' and Miners TranspOrta,
lion Company.
FOR BALTIMORE.

TOR the present the steamships OF this
II company are appointed to sail from Sa-
yannah Tor baltimore every days as follows
(clty tmel:
WM. LAWRENCE, Capt. II. d. FOSTER.
MONDAY, April ls at 5P.M.
WM, CRANE, Cant. &. W. BILLUPs, SAT-
URDAf. April rs. at9A.
WIN. LAWRENCE, Captain n. d. FOSTER.
THURSDAY, April u, at2P.M.
WV. CRANE Capt. G. w. BILLUPs, TUES
DAY, April IS, at5P.N.
Aud from Baltimore, on the DAYS above
named. 40 Pm.
Through bills lading given 10 all points
West, an Tire manufacturing towns in New
England, aud 10 Liverpool and Bremen.
Through passenger tickets issued TO Pitts
burg, Cincinnati, Chicago, and AL points West
and Northwest.
JAS. b. WEST & co, Agents,
ia Bay street
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Boston and Savannah
STEAMSHIP co.
FOR BOSTON DIRECT.

THE hrst-c'a.s iron steamships OF this COM
1 pauY are appointed Co sail every Thurs
day from Boston 90 p. ~; from Savannah as
follows-8tandArd time.
OITY OF MACON, CAPT. W. KKLLKK.
THURSDAY, April 10. 40 $3.50 Pm.
0ATE CHTY, Cart. ID. HKp0E, THURS
Day. hprli %, a. lP.n.
CITN or MACON, Capt W. KELLEY.
THURSDAY, April 30. at 7P.M.
aATE CITY, Capt ID. HEnaR, THURS
DAY, May z. 40 1880 "a.
Through hfla Of iHdlng given 60 New Eng
liant manufacturing 0iniH ana 20 Liverpool
The UHmUluy'a WhHfvc5 ln both Savannah.
ami Boston are connected with an railroads
lcadiUr 0uI uI inn 1870 cities.
iNt1fANusnN a HAhNAHD. Agents.
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MARKETS. ny TELEGRAPH.
FINANCIAL

LONDON. April 10, noou.--COnsols, 951I.
i.OJp. m --COns0ls, So i.l6.
1.O ID. .-Consols, 20 s-lb.
2.Ol h. m.-ConsOls. g5es
400 o. m.-CorsUl5, 95 HIS for money!
90 % - lG for account.
PAris adytce- quote rentes AZ ar Hkc.
BERLtN. April lO.-The weekly statement OF
tho lmperial Bank Of Germany shows an In.
crpa.e iu specie 0i b,gSn,000 marks.
NEW YORK. April 10. noon.-stocks opened
dun hut steady Money easy at per eest.
Exchaugr long, 81 500; short "a 500. state
Londs auiet Government bonds quiet.
5.O1p. Exchango.gi $40. Money cl0eed
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Fylja tNos1, 554 tons, Olsen, Rotterdam, ldg--
Hoist & Co.
Dagmal Nor, 4S5 tons, sarbol, Europe, ldg-
Hoist q Co.
Elislf q l2O tons. zetlitz villa Garcia, ldg
Hoist n Co.
sandvik CswJ. 528 tons, Amman, at Tybee, wig
Hoist q O..
Vesta Nor, 6l3 tons, Thorsen, Liverpool dis
Hoist n Co.
Eliza J McManemy tBr), 7s5 tons, Fennimore.
Philadelphia, ldg-Jos Roberts Il Co.
Osmond O'Brien tBr}. SIS tons, Sheridan Liv-
erpool. ldg-RicharasOn Il Barnard.
Erna Ger, $50 tons, Voss, Hamburg, ldg-S
Fatman.
Anna Thorman Ger, iO5 tons, Witt, Glasgow,
A lphonse ct Marie No tFr), e54 tons. Privat.
Europe. ldg-J B Gaudry.
Nor tNorl, $50 tons, Olsen, Doboy, cld-M 8
Diana eGerl. $40 tons. Huycken, Rio Janeiro.
dis-Weed e C0rnwell.
Candeur Nor. 45l tons, Nielsen, Continent,
ldg - p Shotter q co.
Luciano -erra nltaD, 430 tons, Imperato, at
r. bee, wtg-M COsuich 4 Co.
Etta utal, 55S tons, Massa, Hamburg, dis-M
Cosuich Co.
Agder tNorl. 455 tons, Flagstaff, at Tybee,
WtP-Master.
Arndt CNorJ, li8 tons, Bjerge, at Tybee. wig
Master.
Republic tGr), sls tons, Gullison. at Tybee-
wtg-Master.
Twenty Oarks.
BRIGs.
metro. dis-Holst Y Co.
Selma Stanford qtaD, $40 tons. Starita, at
Long Island, wtg-M Cosulich x Co.
Lewis T. squire. l26 tons. OvertOn, New York,
dls-,jos a Roberts n Co.
Charlotte. 10 tons. MoOrehead, New York
ds-Jos a Roberts Z Co.
Pathhuier lBrl 395 tons, Hoar, st Sebastian
ldg-RichardsOn u Barnard.
Five brIgs.
sCHOONERS.
Quaker City, $40 TONS McNeilly, AspinwalL
ldg-Ios a Roberts Il co.
r A Bailey, S7} tons. Townsend, Philadelphia,
ldg-JOs 4 Roberts & Co.
John Shay 806 tons. Clark, Philadelphia, ldg
Jos Roberts n Co,
jesse W Starr. 807 TOMS Steelman, Philadel-
phia. dis-IOs A Roberts % Co.
Ida Lawrence, 4Sa tons, Young, Philadelphia,
dis S Roberts n Co.
PenOb-cott, 8JS tons, Carter, Perth Amboy.
ldg-Jos A Roberts n Co.
Joshua BragdOp, 8ii tons. Nelson, Matan-
Zas. dis-IOs A Roberts n Co.
Nj Kawley, a03 tons. Rawley, RockpOrt, dis
Jos a Roberts * Co.
S u Crawford. $40 tons, TiltOn, New Bedford.
dis Jos A Roberts < Co.
II Coirrell, 355 tons, Haskell, Philadelphia,
dis-JOs A Roberts 80 Co.
Geo r Young, 31s tons, Baker, New York, dis
-A aster.
Island city. i27 tons, Voorhees,, Baltimore, ldg
Dale, Wells Co.
Twelve sch ouers.
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SATURDAY, April II, 1855.

Steamship VIM Lawrence, Foster, Balti-
more Jas b West ~ Co.
steamship Tallahassee, Fisher, New York
G VI Sorrel.
Schr Jesse W Starr, Steelman, Philadelphia,
q Co.
Schr Geo Young, Baker, New York, with
stone to order: vessel TO Master.
Steamer Mary Morgan, SOmers, Fernandina
&C Williams, a gent.
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Per steamship Nacoochee, for New York
LILO bales upland cotton, 1874 bales sea island
cotton, ~ bales domestics and yarns, 81 ,07h
Zee lumber, $50 bbs spirits turpen' Inc, 40 pkgs
fish. bbls and 1908 Boxes oranges, POI hhs
ana S3S crates vegetables, 50 bhls cotton seed
OIL, car cedar logs, 2ia pkgs mdse
Per bark Anna ThOrman Ger, for Glasgow
$50 bbls rosin. weighing ,223,4l5 pounds
Alex Sprunt q Son.
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CLEARED YEsTERDAY.

Steamship NacOochee, Kempton, New York
@ NJ SOrrel.
Bark Carlo (Ital). Trapani, DObOy, in bal
last-M COsulich x Co.
Bark Nor tSor, Olsen, D0boy, in ballast
NJ S Cosuhch & Co.
Bark Naja (Nor). Heudrlksen, Wilmington,
n G. in ballast-Master.
Bark Anna Th0rman Ger, Witt, Glasgow
IS Fatman.
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MIL TIMBER 81 below these figures.
FREIGHTS.

LUMBER.-By SaiI.-Fhere 10 no change to
note IN rates or demand. Our quotations
include the several Georgia loading ports
Savannah. Daren and Brunswick-and
may be stated at "a uOa4 50 to New
York, Philadelphia or Baltimore; to Sound
ports and eastward, 81 5ea5 are the limits;
timber 5ocasl higher than lumber rates; to
the West Indies and windward, seas; to South
America, $l2al4; h. Spanish and Mediterra-
mean ports, $l0al2; To United Kingdom for
orders, dull timber, 3Os lumber f5. BY steam
to New York, 81; to Philadelphia, s.; to Bos-
ton, 80.
NAVAL STORES, CeAsTwIsE.-By SdH.-Mar-
ket dull rates nominal. FOREIGN.-COrk etc,
for orders, IS Sd, and, or, As sd. COAsTwIsE.-
Sted0t-To Boston. SOC on rosin, 81 on spirits;
to New York, resins 40c, spiris soc; Phlladel-
phia, rosin 30c, spirits soc; TO Baltimore, rOsin
90c SHIRTS ZOE
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ARRIVED BELOW YESTERDAY.

Brig Charlotte, Moorehead. New York, with
general cargo 10 order; vessel to JOS A Rob-
erts = Co.
Schr Ida Lawrence, Young. Baltimore, with
railroad iron TO S, f & w Ry Co; vessel to
Jos Roberts & Co.
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London, April s-Three thousand bales OF
cotton have been 8alvcd 10 date from bark
Robert Chapman tBrl, from Mobile for
LIVERPOOL. wrecked nc CayO BlancO. and will
be brought 10 Liverpool Ia spanish steamer
Guillcrmo, from Havana.
Losdon, April l0--The bark St0rjohapt.
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from Wilmington, N C, which was lowed into
Buenos Ayres, having been in collision, was
grounded 10 feet of water
CroOkhaven, April 9-Arrived, bark Martin
Luther, Darlen for Queenstown, lost topsail
and mainsan.
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DEPARTED YESTERDAY,

Steamer Mary Morgan. Somers. FernaDdina
&C Williams. Agent.
Steamer Ethel, Gibson, Cohen's Bluff and
way landngs-W 4 Gibson, Manager.
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sAILEO YESTERDAY.

steamship Nacoochce. New York.
Bark g arlO fltaD. DIb0y.
Bark Dominica UtaO, DObOy.
Bark Naia Nor, Wilmington, n G.
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CONSOLIDATED COTTON STATEMENT FOR
FINANCIAL.


MONEY MARKET Money easy.
DOMESTIC EXCHANGED Banks and bankers
are buying sght drafts at "a per cent pre-
MUM and selling at 1za3s per cent premiums
FOREIGN EXCHANGE. - Market dun
Bankers, three days sight, 81 8519a4 So; COM
mercial, suort 81 So, sixty Gays 81 81, ninety
days sight 81 S0i5; franks, Paris, Havre and
Swiss, short, IS 2l19; commercial, sixty DAYS
IS "a ll-l6; marks, "a 3-l6c
SECURITIt S.-Market is sluggish and weak
for stocks but strong for bonds.
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Shinnimn 9nfrlliornrr.

MINIATURE ALMANAC-THIs DAY.
SUN RISES Observation-Disclosures. $3.50
sun SETS. Observation-Disclosures. .6:2I
HIGH WATER at n PnlaskI. :. .4:lO AM. 4:89PM
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1oVEAENTs OF COTTON AT INTERIOR PORTS
giving RECRUITS and shipments for the week
ehulng march 20. and stock on hand to- night
anu LOT the corresponding week II 1851
anE A -
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St hlmds-The receipts by factors for
Il week were - Dags, and the sales for the
me ume were l25 bags. Exporters have
ZEN buyng very moderately, while domestic
Ilyers have been showing a disposition to
Old OIL for an easier buying basis. In fact,
D been pretty well ascertained that the
|mestc mills are well supplied for some
Tine 10 come, and, with foreign
1s generally Withdrawing orders, the
|uau3n does not give any encouragement
either buyers or sellers Some buyers, In
|e early ln.t Of the week, were Offering
|lly liG2c lower than the previous We ks
rotations. and AT the close were generally
/ of the market. so that the market may be
|Hsldered a. entirely nominal.
|lhe receipts of cotton at this port from all
Frces for the past week were 5,l42 bales Of
land and l46 bales sea island, against l,499
hes Of upland and 70 bales sea island Tor the
rrrsp4udIne week last year.
|Iie particulars of The receluts have been as
NoWs. Per Central Railroad 1925 bales up
Ind per savannah, Florida and Western
|Mr0ad, ,SS1 bales upland and "A bales sea
and, per Florida steamers, 10 bales upland
ld 81 bales sea island; per Charleston and
.yannah Raj road bales upland; per Sa-
'alnah river steamers. IL bales upland: per
|lrls, bales upland and 10 bales sea island;
|r Brunswick and Satllla steamers, bales
bland and Z bales sea island; omission, steam
|apCty Of Macon, Nov y, 1854, 81 bales sea
Bland
TIE exports for the week were S,252 bales
1land and los bales sea island, moving as fol-
We: To Baltimore, $50 bales upland; to New
FORK 3.2lZ bales upland and p bales sea is
|1d to BOSTON, S,4S9 bales upland and 81
ges sea island; to Philadelphia, IS bales up
|Rd to Charleston, l6 bales upland and
Hes sea island. Mill consumption for 81
sks $50 bales upland.
The stock on hand a. the close Of the market
-day was l5.45l bales upland and 2,784 ba es
a island, gainst z $40 bales upland and 1919
les sea island at the same time last year
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SAVANNAH MARKET.
OFFICE OF THE MORNING NEWS
SAVANNAH. Auril TO- 1855. 4P. NJ

OFFICE OF THE MORNING NEWS,
SAVANNAH, April 10, 1885, 4P.M. I
CorToN.-There was nothing doing and the
market was entirely nominal. Buyers hold
or ana express considerable uneasiness, but
there is a fair show OF confidence on the part
Of holders, and the stock is well in hand.
There we're no transactions during the day.
On Change at the opening call the market
was reported quiet and unchanged, with no
sales. At the second call it was still quiet
with no sales. AT the closing call it was quiet.
The following are the official closing spot quo
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NAVAL STORES.-Ih" receipts Tor the past
week have been 9l5 barrels spirits turpen-
tine am 1873 barrels rOsln. The exports
were S65 barrels spirits turpentine and oOl7
barrels rOsin, moving as follows: To New
York. l76 barrels sprIts turpentIne and 1879
barrels rosin to Boston, 1884 barrels spirits
turpentine and SOB barrels rosln; TO Baltimore.
1853 barrels spirits turpentine and S04 barrels
rosln; to Philadelphia. lF barrels spirits
turpentine and 2ll barrels rosin; to Glasgow,
2S20 barrels rOsin. We quote; A, y, &. CSC.
y. f and 81 o., 81 IS, X 81 25, NJ 81 S713.
SO rs. Iurpentine 27c.
ssoeiDts Shipments and Stock from april :,
IsSL, 10 tate, and for the corresponding date
Ldst year.
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LIST or Vessels IN THE PORT or
SAVANNAH.
sAvANEAn. April II, IS
uasua

Tallahassee. 1899 net tons. Fisher, New York
ldg-G NJ aOrrel.
Dessoug, 1907 tons. Smith, Philadelphia, ldg-
q NJ sorrcl.
Two steamships.
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7
p-ttile was firm and fairly active, fun 800
ca-k- changing hands during the day at ga
2715c for regulars; the market closing al 2i14c
bid Ion regulars Al the Board OF Trade on
the first call the market was reported steady
AL g1e for regulars Sales 50 casks. A the
cloaing call II WAS steady. with sales Of 80
cssk- 40 2Tc for regulars. Rosin-The market
WAS duh and ore or less nominal, The sale O.
fpr the day were only 80 barrels Al the
Board o. Trade on the opening call it was
d, ported dull. IL the following quotations: a,
B and y Csc, r 81 co. 81 ~, X 81 20, NJ 81 s71S,
y325. AZ the closing call II continued un-
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Bonita lNor) 600 tons, Larsen, wtg-Holst 4
Co.
Anna Maria tsw), coo tons. Mortensen, VOL
gast.idg-ilolat n Co.
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MARITIME MIsCETLANY

Bark Camilla tNorl. Tcllefssn, from Pensa-
cola for Hamburg, April 2, lat SO -. Ion 20 ~.
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Vegetables to New York, Philadelphia, Bal
Limore ana Boston, standard bushel crates,
}5c. each; barrels, 75c. each. BY spec al con-
tracts, standard Dushel crates, 25c. each; bar
rels soc. each.
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71JTRY PRODUCE.

FOULTkY.-marAbL ntdVIIy buppIItusuoNlan1
1ery moderate. EGGs-rhe market is IN good
upply, de nand light. BUTTER-GOod de-
n and: not much coming in. PEANUTS
Ample stock; demand li<ht; patlve peanuts
ire not wanted at any price. @bU9AR-seOr-
ua and FLORIDA quiet; very little being re-
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Gontmrrrial.
zAYAENAH MARKET.
p Of OF THE MORNING NEW I
: ~ sAvA4 n Il, GA. April 10, 1851
WEEKLY REPORT


81 fEiOb sAvA. \. H, GA, April 10. 1854
WEEKLY REPORT.
REMARKS. The was no active
H. h,a during the past week going or in an5
ll rhine. The general market renal.
W. emil. and but f1r the excitement in
''l and provision markets u the con-
ren.r,.s there would have been a
D'p i5.c,dent worthy of notice. In tbs ma
asuothi- that attracted attention.
ether WAS very favorable for falr
ost m general merchandise, but there
40 lie no demand. The business that
- was to a considerable extent forced
vcnme as rather of picayune
There was a Considerable advance
s.nr cram. bscan and, in fact, III
n,cesgaries of life. but other
values renamed quite sgeaC-
4 ...,ps we're fair. Exchange remained
,bc same. The security market WAS
,,nqt inactive. Stocks we're week while
,rore i'm and in SOM request, p&rticu-
,,srapteed bonds. The money market
4 ao5 oute easy. For condi ions and
,,,,,o, Of the diGeTept markets see ap-
4 ndedrey W.
N,rt STORES The market for spirits
tine for the week was ULll. Prize es
lr,ored considerable weakness, and de-
pa ul,y C. There was about The usual
- and buyers refused to anticipate
.,,re wants untn to-day, when a num-
IN orders wer llaced for LAST
.bipmout, which created a more &C
market Tn e was but small
70 work on, which had tie
~.t of rarving prices, a recovery OF fully
4 Icing noted The total Gales for the week
-. obont 500 casks. Rosin-The market
.s cery iulet and prices easier. The whole
A moved % marked decline for the week
demand WAS very light, except during
arr two days The total sales during the
n y. week we're about 5000 barrels In an
h,r coIumn viii be found a comparative
# ',soent Of receipts and shipments for this
5ias. season. showing the stock on hand
nSon sbipboard not cleared, together with
<secosina quotations.
4 rorr1N. There was a fair inquiry, with
cra ..oiog m the first part of the week, and
IN q considerable show of firmness on the
artof badprs. which had the effect of fore
--nricps up &c all round, but later on buy
4 gan 10 exhibit considerable nervousness
4 ue'I AS uueasiness over the situation, as the
r@gn INTEL geuce received grew more
/,rika i'm one. The war rews caused
/ ahrunt termination to the inquiry
II 4 qu round. The stock, however, was very
n nrb reduced by the taklngs Of the past three
-. and was held well in hand. The total
. h. for the week foot up ?. 1863 bales.
ITbe following are the official spot quota
ors az the close Of the market to-day:
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THE FOLLOWING STATEMENT SHOWS TER NET
RECEIPTS AT ALI PORTS FOR TIKI wELKs
ENDING APRIL 10 AND APRIL 3, AND FOR
THIS WEEK LAsT WAN