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CLEARED YEsTERDAY.

Steamship Gate City, Hedge, Boston Rich
arisOn e Barnard.
Bark Hakou Jarl lNor), FaGertson, London
Patterson, Downing IL Co.
Schr Ida c Schoolcraft. BOOye, Brunswick,
in ballast, TO load for BaltimOre-Jos A Rob-
erts q Co.
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NlvAL sTOREs.-The maFkeg IOT spIIVs
turreutine was dull, and II awning IN BUY
ttaoitain a bid, and there was nothing doing
" " ogT nrice. At the Board of Trade on the
~ Oh and closing calls there was nothing
Soino ana no transactions reported. Rosln-
- The market continues steady. At the
I RosrJ of Trade on the FIRST call the market
Ipos renorted firm for pales, and quiet for
All hi other grades, with sales OF 595 bar
rels at the foowing 1po ~ ION * d q
% 60 K 81 rs. NJ sS15. N So As. window
gIsss So 60. water white 50 S71z. At the closing
eaIl 1t was unchanged.
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MARTTIME MIsCELLANY.

A NEW PILOT BOAT-rhe new pilot boat,
.Jesse Carl, was launched Wednesday morn
inc FROM the yard Of her builder nt Nor'hpOrt.
Ii She is q dne craft, built from a Yacht
model. and when finished VIII be- the LARGEST
niibt 10 a sailing ont Of New York. sbe vs.
rwned bv Messrs sisco, Anderson a. NicOlay,
New YORK aNd SANDY Hook pilots.
LArNcuEp KoekDort, ale, Aug 1.-The
fonr. nlnsfed ship Frederick billings WIS
launched to-day 70 Rockport. She "a the sec
ond largest ship ever built Boz fhe United
ett.taa. and the only -four. mastod chip. Her
tonnage Is z.g2s tons; length, ell feet; from
,ieek ~ mnin truck. lsi feet. Her masig viii
,viend 10 feet Hb0vo the Brooklyn bridge, and
thrfa al thn four sections viii have 10 be low
ered iu order 10 pHsH under that structure.
u.r total eaai u fit0,ll1.
Steamboat ida stoftfon. belonging 10 Jas
Ramon. nf Pensaf0la, VIA totally destroyed
iii hrr Aug nf Noodle shipyhrd, near Mil
grig Harena. from New YORK for Key West,
,.h|rf u0ni ashdrf un Southwest au'f On AUG
Il and enf 1d Hnd anchored boz tho iinrrelhuf,
.,I..a.f nnt sandy Hook 30 $3.50 m Aug N.
Key Wet. hHE li-Himf eoiaiminH ibrlf
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CnunlrrriaI.
--.uANNAH MARKET.
rnn MnRNING NEws,

oFFIO ssAyASNGH. Aug. 10, 1885, P. n.
cor7oS.-There was nothing in The en- ma aae'
but vi afrer day for the past week. 1t con-
srsl da5 ~ and more or less nominal. On
tnne7 uull ire midday call the market was
'Chsnse, oniet. with sales of 10 bales, at I'M
repor'e1 rr,ces. The following are the ON
changeu p ia ~ the Cotton Exchanges:
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SAILED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Gate City. Boston.
MEMORANDA.

MEMORANDA.
Tybee, Aug lS. $3.50 M-Passed out, stmr
Gate City.
Arrived over bar, an unknown steamship.
Wind SW. light; fair.
Dungeness TO Aug lO-Passed brig svea
t~wj, Wernlund, Darien for Hamburg
Liverpool, Aug il-Arrived, bark Zorida
(Nor), Berentzen, Apalachicola.
Lizard, Aug ll-Passed, bark Mary (Brj,
Milne, Pensacola tor Caen.
Montevideo, July l2--Passed. bark p Berg
(Nori. Knudson, Brunswick for Paysandn.
Queenstown, Aug ll-Arrived, bark Tiger
Ger. Bl0cs. Savannah.
Sunderland, Aug l0-Arrived, bark Silen-
zin utall, Daregus, Pensacola.
Low Point, G b, Aug Passed, strs John
Morrison (Br), james, CoOsaw via North sgd
ney for Leith; Azalea (Br), Petrie, Pensacola
for Liverpool via sydney.
RusariO, July I'm port, schr ! Palmer
tBr). Kay. from Apalachicola, dtscharging.
Turner. Bucksville. G.
Fernandina, Aug ll-Arrived, brig Jennie
A Cheney. Arcy. Boston.
Kew West, Aug 1l-Arrived, schr Lizzie
Kellum. Pennington.
sailed schrs Eua C Andrews, Pearlington;
LIZZIE, PasragOua.
Philadalpdia, Aug li-Cleared, schr An
drew Nebirgcr Smith, Palatka.
Vineyard Haven. aug 10 Arrived. schr
Emma r Hart, Keen, ST Simons for Boston,
and sailed llih.
Apalacnicola, Aug 1O-Cleared, schr Wash
luHfftN. b'tlfAdhs ! lbffNtutf
Brunswick. Aug lO-Arrivcd, bark A NJ
Schwrigaard Nor. johnson, Portland, Me;
schrs jane Bright, Barter, BOSTON: Fannie l.
child. Hart, Providence; j II Cross Rawley,
do; WIN x prury, Bond. wilmington; : z
Evans Evans. New YOrk; Helen & Moscley,
Holt aud r a Gaskill. do: Florence Rogers
McCluud. Aspinwai.
Cleared. harAs A o VINCE Nor. Jensen,
Antwerp: linie Dutch, Franken. Bristol;
scbrs n y May. Morris, Philadelphia; II j
Powell Mason New York.
Jacksonville. Aug l0-Arrived, schrs Amelia
p schm dt, Pash'ey. belfast; J X Bodwel.
Metcaf. ROekiAnd: Relief, Wiley. Bath;
Present. Hazcltine, French. Belfast: Br0oxNe
u R0kes. R0bertson, baltimore; JnO l. Davis,
Green, Philadelphia: Louis Bucki, Mount,
New York land cleared 10 return.l
Pensacola, Aux i0-Cleared. stmr Earring
fBr), straehan. QueensDOrD; bark Catherine
Y IftaN. Naccari. The Alersey.
New York. Aug ls-Arriyed, City OF Chester,
Greece.
Arrived out. atmrs Vera. Abysnia, barks
Baltic, skien, Behtend, Miller. Costelar.
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Chewing-Common, sound, s5ONtOc.: medium,
60gSbc.; bright. 600975c.: enc fancy, SSo99Oc
extra nne, Soc. CAsl 10; bright navles, 4E(9s7c.
dark navies. 40t165OG
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RECEIPTS.

from London via Nassau for Belize, Hon. has
put in here with machinery slightly deranged.
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DEPARTED YESTERDAY.

Steamer David Clark, Daniel, Fernandina
and way landings-C Williams. AIT.
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Shipping SmtrLitarmrr.

MINIATURE ALMANAC-rHIs DAY.
Sun RISES ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. b:2S
SUN SETS. Observation-Disclosures. .6:S7
HIGH w AFTER at TT Pulaski. 10 :l6 NJ. 1898 N
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FRIDAY. Aug IA, 1885.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamer Ethel, Gibson. Cohen's Bluff and
way landinqs-W L Gibson, Manager.
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vrcr-The market was very dull ana nom
,.ai The sales for the day were only 10 par
I lnn'' the following are the Board OF Trades
am,la1 quotations:
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CoNsIGNEEs.

Per Charleston and Savannah Railway,
May 9-Fordg Once. 8, F q w Ry. Bern
stein. n + Bone. A Leiiier. II Myers 4 Bros,
A X Fawceft. w / Miller, Mutual Gas 1t Co,
n N Hun. j IT Estill. Wed & C,M Ferst 4 Co,
Lee Roy myers. M Y Henderson, g a Dray-
ton. A Ehrlch n Bro, VIM Hone & Co, l.
Pnizcll, n NJ Conner q Co.
Per savannah. Florida and Western RAIL
way. May 29-FordR ONCE, Baldwin N Co,
Y Guckenheimer q son. ROscnheim 4 Co, II
Myers X Bros. E A smith & Bro, w X Hin
man, M Ferst n CO, Lee Roy Myers. A Hauley,
leopard a Co, McDonough y Co, II Kuek,
NJ Y Henderson. A Ehrlich n Bro. J Reedy,
) Houston. n Zoucks, Dale, w n Co. G d
Hodges, Bacon, } Il Co, Rieser 4 5. I Il Bond,
q Kolshorn a BrO,D q Bacon a Coo l. Jones,
j Williams. w G jackson, Peacock, II X Co,
W w Chisholm.
Per Central Railroad. May 29-Fordg Agt
n NJ Conner Co, J 5 Collins n Co, Ohm
stead, Chess Carley Co, & II Carson, Order,
) Butler. J. HaaehOrne, } Sehley a Bro,
- simkina, 4 Z Bond. West Bros. w s
Barley. Lindsay q NJ. NJ Y Henderson, III X
Cooper, II Solomon & Son, VIM Hone y Co,
TeeDle 4 o. Ehrlch n Bro,Jno Lyons h Co,
smith Bros n Co, s Cohen, j Duckworth,
a "A Champion. Frank q Co, Rev Mother
AlOysius, Lppman Bros, ID DunwOddy,
l. Gunmartin n Co. II Myers & Bros, ID II
BvthewoO1, A Einstein's Sons, 5 Miller, g V
Hecker & Co, Peacock. fl Co. ID Bacon q
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Tybee, May 20, 300 p m-Passed out, str
Tallahassee.
Wind SW, light: fair.
New York, May 27-Cleared, schrs Wilson q
Hunting, Anderson. Mayport. Fla; VIM IL
VanBrunt, Houghwout, Jacksonville.
Belfast, May 27-Arrived. brig JAS Mason,
Hardwick, Port Royal, c
Liverpool, May A-Arrlved, bark Harald
(Sw), Anderson, Apalachicola.
Aspinwall, May 26-Arrived, Joseph Baker,
Smith, Pensacola.
Darien, May 27--Cleared, bark Gripen (Swl,
Borman, Dundalk.
Baiey's Mills, Satilla River, May 25--Ar-
rived, schr IL Blenderman, Cavalier
Fernandina.
Sailed, sohr Carrie s Bailey, Blair, Bath.
FernAndina, May 2T-Cleared, schr Nellie
Shaw, Dinsmore, Gaudaloupe.
Kew W est, May 2I-ArriVed, schr Annie A
Booth, Bayliss. New York
Pensacola, May 27-Cleared, schrs X + Hart,
Humphrey, Philadelphia; " Newman,
Hayes, Sayua la Grande.
Philadelphia, May H-Cleared, barks AL
pima tGar), Nordt. Darien; Farewell Ger,
Newman, Brunswick.
Providence. May 27--Arrived, schr Charm
er, Daboll, Brunswick.
Belfast Me, May 26-Sailed, schr Charlotte
I Sibley, Bartlett, Jacksonville.
Rockland. Me, May 25-Sailed, schrs Palat-
ka. Chaples. Jacksonville; Milford, Look. do.
salem, Mass, May 26--Sailed, schr j ii Vain
wright, Gates. from Bangor for Georgetown.
&c.
New York, May 29-Arrived, strs Baltic,
Advance, Santiago, Lykus.
Arrived out. strs Nevada, Assyrla, Pleter de
Conick, Moravia, Mariana V, Mollillamos
Savannah, NalbOrg.
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Per Charleston and Savannah Railway,
May 29-3 cars brick, car sheep, car cattle,
1870 caddies tobacco, 2 bales hides, 2bales wool,
and mdse.
Per Savannah, Florida and Western Rail-
way, May 20-2l1 bales cotton. 20 cars lumber.
4 cars wood, 2 cars iron, $50 bbls rosin, 81
bbls spirits turpentine, 81 bbls and l,427 boxes
vegetables, cars hay, IA bales hides IL bales
wool. and mdse.
Per Central Railroad, May 29-l bale cot
ton, l06 bbls rosin, bbls spirits turpentine,
67l DAles hay, 272 pKgs vegetables. Ia cases >
S. 100 bbs lime, l0s tons pig iron, AZ sheep,
50 bales yarns, AZ pkgs furniture, 25 cases eggs,
% head cattle, 2 cases shoes, boxes metal, .
cases machinery, bales wool, crateB sewing
machines, crates hams, boxes cr0ckery, 2
bales carpets. car poultry, l car bid ma
terial, 20 bbls -four, 20 bbs paint, 20 pkgs mdse,
IA bdls spokes, IA bales Irvine, Ia dOz empty
kegs, ID hi bbls whisky, II bales domestics, Z
bales hides, bales plaids, bbls whisky, 5
crates spices, 4 k d buggies, bales excelsiors,
Ice freezer, car coal, sack meal, box
crockery. ! box paper, box hardware, box
W ware, bdl empty sacks, case wine, bdl
burlaps, s cars lumber.
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Kingdom or Continent, ldg-M S Cosulich q
Co.
Frer (Norl, 442 tons, Torkilsen, Europe. ldg-
Hoist q Co.
Eolus Ger, 1853 tons, Schwerin, Continent,
ldg-S r Shotter & Co.
cyclone. 100 tons, MerryKnan, barcelona, ldg
Wilder q Co.
Marianne GER, 40 tons, Bradherring, Ham
burg. dis--S Fatman
Anna Howitz GER. 1872 tons, Hon, Liverpool,
dis Fatman.
Tiger Ger, Ala tons, Black, at quarantine,
wtg-Master.
Twelve Darks.
BRIGs.
Selma Stanford Utah, $40 tons, Starita Port
in Spain, ldg-M Cosulieh q Co.
Regnbuen Nor, 270 tons. Olsen, at quaran-
tine, wtg-M Cusulich Co.
Georgiana r Geery, S05 tons, Conklin, New
York, cld-Fennimore q johnson.
Three briggs.
sCH0ONERs.
Joel Cook, s93 tons, Springer, Philadelphia.
ldg-Jos A Roberts q Co.
Three Sisters, 2SS tons, simpson, Philadelphia,
ldg-Jos A Roberts & Co.
y II Cornell, 1913 tons, Croker, Aspinwall,
Maud Brg gigs, 2S7 tons, Barbour, New York,
dis-Jos A Roberts Il Co.
ldg-FennlmOre n Johnson.
Nellie W Hewlett, $40 tons, Buckalew, New
York, dis-Fennimore Il Johnson.
Samuel McNanemy, 295 tons, Baker, Phila-
delphia, dis-Fennmore 4 johnson.
Geo N arts, 400 tons, Henderson, New York,
dis-FennimOre johnson.
Eddie Huck. 496 tons, Bartlett, Philadelphia,
dis--Master.
Eight schOoners.
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PASSENGERS.

Per steamship Tallahassee, for New York.
Miss Laura Leve EFT, Mrs Leverett and maid,
Mr. and Mrs G Crane, Mrs Nichols, Miss
May Crane, Miss Bucki Mrs Buck. Mrs y
Chamberlain, Mrs II Green, Miss Meigs, L
G Brown. Mira 4 Meies, Mr. and Mrs g M
Capt A A Thomas and wife. J M Case and
wife. Mrs III " ellis, Rev A r McCrooby, L
Geiger and wife, Mrs J Schwab, w b Geiger,
E schwab, G Deal. N G Taylor, Miss Della
Smith, Miss Weed, Miss & Weed, Mrs J ID
Weed. Mr. Brasey. VIM Newcomb. Anthony
Jennings. III l. HuTff, Mr. and Mrs Q B Peck.
Miss Emma Hyatt, Miss Emily Hyatt, M j
Smalley and wife, X H0yt and wife. Mrs N
o Eddy, Master Eddy, J M Sutlid and wife,
DR. J T. O'Brien, Moorehouse and wife, Miss
MO0rehOuse, Miss S Il Bromwell, Miss Rosa
DAILY, Miss Palmer. Mics Stacy. Mrs A
wilkinson. II G Price, G z Parkhurst, Jno II
Howarth. G A HOwArth, J q Hopkins, r G
Fisher, Miss NJ J H0tchkin, Miss X o Hoteh-
kin, Mrs } V Hotchkin, n l. Cook, NJ M Nus
baum, J Burkheim, II Sheridan, M Dennet
(col), Il w Garvin tcol), steerage.
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NAVAL SToREs.-The receipts for the past
week have been $3.50 barrels spirits turpen
tine ana 3,9l4 barrels rosn. The exports
were 1915 barrels spirits turpentine and 100
barrels rosn, moving as follows: To New
York, 1896 barrels spirits turpentine and 1884
barrels rosn; TO Boston. 260 barrels spirits
turpentne and sos barrels rosln; to Baltimore,
l0i barrels spirits turpentine and 767 barrels
rosIn; to Philadelphia, 1856 barrels spirits tur-
pentine and pa barrels rosin; to London. {, 400
barr els rosin. We quote: and ID 81, f
81 o715, + 81 !21S, G 81 Is, II 81 so, 50 90, X
81 so, NJ So 90. \ So 25, window glass So 80,
water white SO IS. TurDentine SO19c. Did.
Rsoetpts, Shipments and Stock from april I,
1855, to date, and for the corresponding date
last Uedr.
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Fruit and Vegetable Market.
LoBIDA DISPATCH LINE QUOTATIONS


NEW YORK, Nav 29.--lrish pOtatoos-FlOr-
ida. per bbl 50 50lGjJ; Georgia. per Dbl. s. 53a6
Cabbagcs- Florida, per Dbl, fial 90; Georgia,
per BOZ. 81 50a2 80. Tomatoes-Florida, per
crate, $la2 30. Beans--flOrida. per crate,
25ca50c; Georgis, per crate, Slal 70. Gu
cumbers - Florida, per crate. 75ca4l Do,
Squdsh-florida. per crate, soc. Beets-tlOrl-
da. per crate. 81 25al 40
PHILADELPHIA, May 20.-lrish potatoes
Florida. per Dbl, S7aD. Squash-fl0rida, per
crate, 8 25al so. Egg plant-Florida, per
crate, ~ 75a2 ~. Cucumbers-Florda, per
crate, S2a2 90. Tomatnes- Florida, per crate,
s. tOa8. Cabbage Florida, per bbl, SEAS Is.
BALTIMORE, May 2a.-Oranges--Palefm o.
per box, s3a3 so; Mess.na, per box. $fa5.
Der box. STAT 20. Beaut- Florida. per crate,
90. Tomatoes Florida. per crate. {2a2 90.
Cucumhers-florida. per crate, 50tz. Cab
hages-Gc0rgia, per Dbl, $ln2jD. eau nowers-
FlOrlda per BIOL, ffa5. Squash FLORIDA, per
crate, soc. Irish potatoes Florida, per Dbl, 81.
ERg plant Florida. per crate. -
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Two suefIcnted Inv Gas.

READING, PA, May 2s.--A companion
OF Charles smith, aged ~ years. dropped
a knife into q 2J.fo0t well this morning.
Smith went down TO get IL, when be tell
over exhausted. Isaac Doyle, aged 20,
descended 10 rescue bin. and WAS Also
overcome. Both were taken out dend,
having been sun0cated by gas.
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CnitIe ntricIlen Down,

BLOOMINGTON. LII, May 28.-Within
the past week on the farm Of A. saybr0ok,
farmer, number OF apparently healthy
cattle have ialeu dead In their tracks as
n from heart disease. Tho disease APP
uears 30 be contagious, but its nature is
not yet clearly defined. 10 Is creating
great anxiety among st0ckmcn.
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MARrrIME MIsCELLANY.

Bark Lady Cartier (Brl, from Pensacola for
Cardiff which was boarded May l5, water
logged. abandoned and on fire, was laden
abandoned bat few days. The deck was
burst up. the topmasts gone, some Of the sails
hanging from the yards in shreds and the seas
washing over her. Part of the deck load OF
was forward, was almost out. tReported by
brig Fidelia lBrl, at st John, N b, May "a
from Liverpool.
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CONSOLIDATED COTTON STATEMENT FOR TUE
WEEK ENDING MAY 20. 1885.

VISIBLE SUPPLY OF COTTON.-Below we give
the table of visible supply, as made up by cable
and telegraph for the Financial and CONNER
ciGI Chronicle TO May p. The continental
stocks. as well as those of Great Britain and
the ahoat, are this weeks returns, and con-
sequently all the European figures are brought
down to Thursday evening. But to make the
add the item Of exports from the United
States, including III 1t the exports of Friday
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per stenmshin Citr Of Macon. for BostoI

Per steamship City of Macon. for Boston
la7 bales wool. (Additi3naL)
Per steamship Tallahassee. for New York
70 bales sea island cotton, 242 bales domesucs
aud yarns. 1858 bbls rosn, ~, 049 feet lumber,
II boxes oranges, 1928 bbls and crates vegeta-
hes, l22 pkgs mdse, 100 bbs cotton seed oil,
300, shingles, O26 persImmon blocks.
Per brig 1eorgiana 4 Geery, for New York
-ls5, 900 feet cypress lumbcr-D Q Bacon Il
Co.
Per schr Helen L Martin, for New York
346,42O feet lumber-Reppard 4 Co.
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Sea IsJdndS.-The receipts for the week by
factors were only 8 bags, and the sales rs bags.
There is very little attention attracted to this
market, which continues dull and inactive,
and the position of both buyers ana sellers
remains the same as for some time past, with
more of a nominal tone prevailing IN the
market.
The receipts Of cotton at this port from all
sources for the past week were 354 bales of
upland and 10 bales sea island, against 400
bales of upland for the corresponding week
last year.
The particulars of the receipts have been as
follows: Per Central Railroad, l24 bales up
land; per Savannah, Florida and Western
Railroad, 225 bales upland and bales sea
Island; per carts, bales upland and bales
sea island.
The exports for the week were SIS bales
upland and l0l bales sea island, moving as
follows: To New York, "A bales upland and
10l bales sea island; to Boston, 500 bales up
land; to Philadelphia, II bales upland
The stock on hand at the close of the market
to-day was 1.S20 bales upland and 1872 ha es
sea island, against l,649 bales upland and l0S
bales sea island at the same time last wear
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Steamship Tallahassee. Fisher, New York
g NJ Sorrel.
Steamship VIM Crane, Billups. Baltimore
JAS West & Co.
steamship Juniata. Askins, Philadelphia
G NJ Sorrel.
Brig Georgiana F Geery, Conklin, New
York-Fennimore s. Johnson.
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have been 81, coo bales.
The above figures indicate a decrease IN
the cotton IN sight to date of 233,659 bales as
compared with the same date of 1884, a de-
crease Of Sos, 746 bales as compared with the
corresponding date of 1858, and a decrease of
326, 654 bales as compared with 1892.
INDIA COTTON MOVEMEHT.-The following
is the Bombay statement for the week and
year. bringing the figures down to May 81.
BOMBAY RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS FOR FOUR
YEARS.
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COUNTRY PRODUCE

FOULTRY.-Market fairly suppiied; de-
mand good. EGGs.-The market is fairly sup
piled; demand moderate. BUTTER.-Good de-
mand; not much coming in. PEANUTs.-Am-
pie stock; demand light; native peanuts in
light request at quotations. SuGAR.-Georgia
and Florida quiet: very little being received.
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III timber 81 below these figures.
FREIGIITs.

LUMBER.-By SqH.-There are no disposabe
vessels IN port, and tonnage Is wanted at out
side figures. We quote "a 25a5 as the range Of
prices from this ana the near Georgia ports
on lumber to Baltimore, Philadelphia aud
New York and vicinity. with a tendency
lumber rates; TO the West In
dies and windward, seas; 10 South
America, yl2all: % Spanish and Mediterra-
mean ports, Sl0al2; 70 United Kingdom for
orders, duli timber 30s LUMBER f5. BY steam
20 New ! ork, 81; 10 Philadelphia, 81; 70 Bos-
ton. 80.
NAvALSroREs, Co AsTwIsE.-B ~ S1n.-Mar-
kCt duh. rates nominal. FOREtGN.-Cork. etc,
for orders, a 81. and. or, a. sd. COAsrwIsE.-
Stsan,--To Boston. SOC on rosin, 81 on spirits;
20 New York, resins foe, spir s soc; Philadel-
pha ro.iu SOC, spirits Soc TO Baltimore, rosin
0Oe aIfrtfa T0a
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CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Brig Regnbuen (Nor), Olsen, Dakar, Africa,
in ballast-M S Cosulich & Co.
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Commercial.
SAVANNAH MARKET.
OFFICE OF THE MORNING NEWS,
SAVANNAH, GA, May 20, 1851
WEEKLY REPORT.

WEEKLY REPORT.
GENERAL REM MARKS. The general aspect of
tba merchandise markets during the week
vas comparatively dull. In some branches
there was a fair trade going on for this season
# the year, while in others there was little
long, and, in some few departments, bust
ness was entirely Mt 4 standstill. In
summing up the movement as
a whole. business was rather moderate,
though about on an equality with that Of the
previous week. There was little or no de-
uand from the interior. The same was the
case with local buyers, and even the
shading of prices to any extent, apparently,
did not bring about heavier movement.
The tendency all round was one OF ex-
IRENE caution. In groceries and provisions
there was a fairly good demand with quite a
steady trade accomplished. Dry goods were
inactive. For grain the inquiry was light.
The demand for hardware and some other
articles was very moderate. Values show
Int few acknowledgements any marked changes
except in the case of meats. which were weak
and declined heavily. Sugars and cof-
fees were stronger ami advanced. Col
lections are quite slow and unsatisfac-
tory. Domestic exchange is scarce, but
rates continue steady and unchanged.
Foreign exchange declined slightly. Securi-
ties are very quiet, with slight reduction in
a few of the leading stocks. Money con-
tinues easy. For conditions and quotations
of the different markets the appended re-
view will show.
NAVAL STORES Business in spirits tur-
pentine WAS somewhat brisker and the mar
ket stronger during the past weak. In the
earlier dealings buyers evinced some DISPOSE
ton to force prices off, but as the daily re-
GENTS were rapidly absorbed it became cyl
dent that there was a short interest some
where and prices took an upward turn, and at
the close of the week were fully 34Gl14c higher
than since last report, the market closing
with BUYERS and sellers somewhat apart, with
holders apparently very firm at Bic for regu-
lara The sales for the week were fully $500
casks. Rosins.-The market was generally
firm, but prices were somewhat unsettled and
irregular, but with light supplies and mod
erately fair inquiry. Values were well held
M The aggregate sales for the
week were about 4,500 barrels Elsewhere
will be found q weekly comparative state
ment of receipts and exports from the open
ing Of the season to date and for the same
time last year, together with the stock on
hand and on shipboard, not cleared, with the
official closing quotations.
COTTON-A very dull feeling pervaded the
market, which is more or less nominal. There
was little or no demand, and business for the
week WAS restricted 10 a very small aggre-
gate. Prices remained very steady and I'M
changed. The total sales foot up only &C bales.
There is nothing new to relate as to the situa-
ton or the outlook which continues much the
same rs previously noted. The advlces from
the growing crops are meagre as yet but the
weather has been very favorable thus far.
The official spot quotations of the Cotton En-
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