Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-12
CHARTERS.

shin Crusader (Br), Savannah to Liverpool,
cation private terms.
Schr Lewis X Cottlngham, Barren Islano 10
savannah, phosphate, 81 30.
scbr VIM NJ Bird, Charleston to Baltimore,
l00 tons phosphate rock, 81 80; schr May
Williams, 500 tons, same; another schooner,
with $50 tons, 81 40.
"i 4 schooner from Ashley River. S c, to Bal
timOre, rock, 81 10.
schooner with $50 tons manufactured fer
uzers, Baltimore to Pensacola, 81 70; another
with 700 tons, about the same, ana anoVher
Scbr Geo Marts, Baltimore to Port Royal.
S c. $50 manufactured fertilizers, 81 rs. and
Schr D Iamson, 44S tons. from Morgan's
4 Island 5 c. to Baltimore, rock, 81 45.
Schr Benz Lee, 1896 tons, Baltimore TO
Charleston, 400 tons coal, soc, and general
cargo at rates.
schr Frank NJ Howes, 179 tons, Baltimore to
4 Jacksonville, orange-boX shocks at &c per
cubic foot, and back with lumber at 81 70 II
10 Baltimore or s. IS to Washington. ID Z.
4 4 schooner with 100000 feet lumber, Jack
onville to Albany. IS; 10000 feet per day.
4 A Norwegian bark, from Pensacola to Bue-
los Ayres, 900 feet lumber. $l4i British
hip, 100000 feet lumber, the same partIcu-
rs; a British bark, from Fernandlna to Rio,
1000 feet lumber, $l4 so.
steamship Roma (Br), Norfolk to Liverpool,
cotton, 1864.
Sehr Ida Lawrence, hence to Philadelphia,
dry boards. private terms.
Schr Anna 4 Ebener, Charleston to Phlla-
delphia, rock, 81 90.
A schooner, with coal from Baltimore Tor
Savannah, reported at 81.
\ A schooner from Promise Land for Savan-
y an, with fish scrap, at 81 rs.
For Port Royal a bark. 1913 tons, with SYRIA
e salt, in bags. at 81 20 per ton.
or Pensacola. a schooner, with guano from
Ton. reported at market rates.
Savannah, schooner, 1854 tons, with
from BOothbay, reported ION recent
0.ter) at 81 % per ton; a schooner, with do
m Clarks Cove, and another, with do from
W Bedford, and another, with do from
swburyport, reported on private terms; an
her, with guano from ORIENT, on recent con-
- act basis of 81 25.
For Charleston, schooner, 800 tons, with
~ rtilizers from Baltimore, at 81 %.
For Pensacola, schooner, New ork with
General cargo, market rates.
For Key West, Tampa and Pensacola, a
Il hOOner, $40 tons, New York with general
rgo, reported at current rates.
For jacksonville, steam schooner, New
Ork. with general cargo, at market rates;
Id three schrs, New York, and a schooner
rom Boston, with do, reported at market
rates.
For Brunswick, a schooner. New York with
general cargo, at market rates.
For Savannah, a schooner, New York with
general cargo, at current "a ties, quoted on the
basis OF 10 to lSc per 100 lbs and to &c per
cubic foot, and 20 to 40c per Dbl and 10 to 1Sc
FOR empty barrels.
For Charleston, schooner, New York with
general cargo at market rates. quoted at 25c
per cubic foot.
For Liverpool, a German steamship, with
cotton. from Norfolk ION recent foreign con-
.ract)-quoted at 10 :64d; another. with do,
rom do, at l9-6id; British steamship. with
cotton from Charleston. reported on recent
contract-quoted at 5-l6d; another Ito arrlve)
with do from do, on private terms-quoted at
b-Ibd; two British steamships, with do, from
Charleston, reported on old contracts; and
lour do, with do, from Charleston or Savan-
nan option of the Continent also on old con-
Tracts; British steamship, and a German
steamship TO arrive), with do from Savan-
nan, reported at market rates; six Br steam
hlps ITO aIrive), with do from South Atlantic
ports, Tor lOading-NOvember and December
loading ION foreign contracts) on p t:-quoted
AZ 35s per net registered ton on 5-l6d to zl-6id
per Id; five British steamships, three British
bhps and two British banks, with cotton from
Jun ports, reported for forward loading on
recent foreign cOntracts-quoted for steam
carriers at 1864 to :64d per Id; and two Brit
Ism steamships TO arriVeJ, with cotton and
general cargo from New Orleans, reported for
laie lal loading. on recent foreign contracts
Wpuen Of the COntinent)--quOted at 40s to
So "a; and British steamship, LAO tons,
WIN cotton, from Galveston, reported on old
foreign contract.
For the United Kingdom or Continent, three
b4t'l-h steamships, with cotton, from Sayan-
ban or Charleston, reported ION recent for
tleh contracts) on the basis Of l9-6id to 5-l6d
ie4 10 or 35s per net registered ton (propor
Louately To the Baltic); two foreign steam
cups with cotton from Savannah or Charles
"A' also reported on recent contracts; Brit
.su steamship, with cotton, from Savannah,
va old contract; and four British steamships
alIiVel, with cotton, and general cargo,
nom 6ult ports, repOrted--for late fall load
'nt -feported on recent foreign contracts.
for Boston or Providence, a schooner, T9I
whr with cotton, from Galveston, reported
~ '-l6c per 10.