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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-03-13


Tyboe, March -, 1890 pm-Passed up, bark
Nalona tBrl.
Passed out, steamship City of Augusta, schr
Ella Nj watts.
Wind SW, brisk; raining.
New YORK, March l0-Arrivee, schr Il
Hubbard, Mehaney. Darten.
Cleared, steam schr Louis BuCki. Mount,
jacksonville; schrs Robert Il Clark, sander
son, Sc Augustine; ID Baker, Brewster,
GEORGETOWN, \ c.
Leith, March lO-Arr1ved. bark Thomas S
Falck NOR, jacobsen, Pensacola
Barbados, Feb 2l-Arrived. bark Deodata
Nor, kjol, Rio JaneirO for Brunswick, Ca
TO load for Channel.
Bermuda, March SIN port. steamship Coro-
nilla lBrl, Gavin, from savannah for Antwerp
CIonfuegos, March l--saIled. bark Nuevo
Carrutaco tSp), Elas. Brunswick, Ga.
Halifax, March To- Sailed, steamship Ro-
manly (Br). Parker. from CoOsaw To London.
Ma, sau, Y Z, March ARRIVED, sehr VIM
Iice, hings5ury, brunswick for Frontera.
lSee miscellany
Bonsall, Lodge, } jacksonville; 10th, barks UniOn
GER, Oesterrlech, DakAr; Glynwood tBrl,
Williams, Demerara.
Cleared, schr samuel Hitchcock, Blair,
Bath.
Fernandina, March 3-Arrived, brig Wood
cock tBrl, Williams, Jacksonville.
Cleared lst, schr Josephine, Evans, Phila-
delphia; 9th, brig Alfred tBrl, Young, Ber-
Apalachicola, March l0-Arrived, schrs
Geo Asper. Witherspoon, New Orleans; W
Perry, Whitman, Mobile.
Jacksonville, March lO-Arrived, schr
Daniel McPhee Brl, Bush. Port Antoio, ia;
steam Yacht Clean, TORY, Nassau.
Key West, March l0--Arrived, sJmrs Mas
cote, Havana; r J Cochran, do.
Sslled, schr Goodwill tBr), Nassau.
Mobile March l0-Sailed, bark Mira A
Pratt, Davis, Key West.
Pensacola. March lO-ArrIved, stmr Clipper,
| New Orleans.
Cleared. barks Erna tNor), Abeiornsen, SUIT
ton Bridge; Nespueci tLtall, Narizzano, Mon
! teNidco.
/ Newcastle, Del, March 9--Passed, sohrs
/ Three Sisters for Savannah; A h Benton
! for Georgetown; Lueie Wheatley for st Au-
| gustinc.
Delaware Breakwater, March l0--AFrived,
| schr Sarah Smith, Stockley, Fernandina via
Norfolk, in tow OF tug Ocean King for New
/ York.
Vineyard Haven, March 9-Arrived. schr
Belle Higgins, Rivers, from Bath for Savan-
nah.
London, March l2-Steamer Langorse, from
Savannah for Bremen, arrived at Plymouth
| 18th.
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IN TIE RAILWAY woRLp.
DAshes Along the Srack and Cross
ties.


General Manager Henry Fink 10 men-
toned favorably for the presidency Of the
reorgani2ed East Tennessee, Virginia and
Georgia system.
The Rome and Carrollton railroad coma
paBy In Inconvenience on account OF an
iRsuficiency Of freight ears 20 do the
work OF the road.
Fourteen million and eighty-six thou-
sand dollars, bonds OF the East Tennes-
see, Virginia and Georgia railroad have
been deposited with Central Trust TO date
under reorganization plan.
IL is rumored at Auburndale, Fla, that
the Florida Southern Company intend to
continue its main line Of road iron a point
near Leesburg In Sumter county, through
the Polk county lake region, crossing the
South Florida road at Aubnrndale, and
connecting with their own line at Bar
tow. II Is rumored that work will begin
at once.
MIR. 9. A. DeSaussure has been APP
pointed Assistant General Passenger
Agent OF the Memphis aud Charleston
division OF the East Tennessee, Virginia
and Georgia railroad, with Headquarters
at Memphis. Tenn. He viii have charge
VI local passenger traffic between Mem
phis and CHATTANOOGA aud all communion
lions pertaining thereto Will be addressed
10 him.
The National Association OF General
Passenger Agents will meet In convention
AZ the Grand Pacific IN Chicago on Maroh
10, and after the meeting IN Jacksonville
all the members OF the southern passen-
ger committee Will leave fer Chicago fa
the purpose Of attending the convention.
The object OF The convention II 20 take
into consideration interstate matters.
The meeting will last two days.
The appropriation OF t1,o00,0 600 for the
purpose 81 putting the Georgia division
OF the gast Tennessee, Virginia ana Geor-
gia railroad in good shape is 70 be used AZ
once. Receiver Fink Is determined te
make the division n model institution.
New rails are now being put down along
the entire line, and wooden bridges viii
be replaced with iron bridges. New r0li-
ing stock IA 70 Be pat on The road o. the
best and most Improved character 1heE
can be purchased. Besides this a new
freight warehouse 70 % be built IN AZ
lanta. and passenger depot ana Wafns
house ~ 10 he nut ia Maeen.
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cONsTGNEEs.

PorCharnsston and savannah Ry, March y
-Transfer.Onice, 3. n W Ky, n Torrent,
Lee Roy NJ yera. " Solomon n son, Rieser n s.
Weed n q. Baldwin n co. - J Cubbedge, n ID
Mcdonald, N Y henderson, - O'Connor, j ID
Weed, . alexander, Mrs 3 l. Gould. ID Far.
cloth, w Moore.
Per savannah. Florida and Western nv.
March Transfer once, Jno Flannerv n Co.
- Dancy, McDoneugh n co, Dale, y a Co,
lfOloOmbti. q A. 90, Lee Roy Myera, Dr ID Coz.
Aco8ta A. y, Luddcn n u, smith RrOs Co, n
Freeman J A Pearson. w | Miller, q ID Hod.
gers. Liudsay a "A. b II Levy a Bro, Bond, II
q n, 5Ols mons 20, Gnokenheimer a Son,
N Ferut y Co, N Y Henderson. 4 y Cassels,
) 4 Clar te Co. d g BACON a Co, Polin.
sky, In pman Bros, A Einsteln's sons. John
H0urke. A Hanloy. Woods n Co, Paul Decker,
> MitfBr A Go. y n Farley, 3 Thompson,
N Maclran. N \ ~ I Mcintyre. Geo Walter
4 co, eiarnett. a Go, - 0nllmartln a Co,
w w O.grdon \ Co, Warren a A, BALDWIN a
%, W " Chisholm, Peacock n a CO, Ella n
Go.
Per Central Railroae, March I2-Forde Ast,
Jno fbgunery a Co. VI Gods a Co. N macloan,
Bnldw m \ 90, 10 0uiimartn A &c, Geo w
Parish, u n Conner b Go. w VI Gordon a Co
6arnett,t 4 90. ] Weed a Bro, Hull
Herman 4, h1Icomba, b y Co, Fl Il HoHd y
90, uludaay 3i. fnlmNf Hroa, A kkhwNfx,
3 tinfAnnNeifanf a Huu fnnlef NAnlev
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Per steamship CITY Of Augusta. for New
York--G 4 TiIayer, Miss Peters and friend, w
II B0yne andI wife, II Russell, q l. Gamer. q
Spencer. p ID Case y Killer, Miss Sites J II
Kiliough. Miss Annie Hyde. n II Allen, Geo
Hecker and wife, l. Parker, q G Cummins, =
j Golden and wife. W Hawley, and n
stoerage.
Per steamship CITY OF Savannah, from New
YOrk-Sister Mary COnnette. sister Scolastece,
q Beeyts II whitman, q ROwsell, q Berg
witt, Emeles Nglesias wife and children.
N aster Y glelaas, Mrs N W Caldwell, Master
Geo Caldwell. n A Woodward. l. A Craudall
and wife. DIR = y strong, James II Robertson,
Jas ItObcrts9a. Miss Stevens. Miss keene, J q
Gold, Mrs NJ Geld and children, II Jones,
g. Vreedenlmrgh. A VI Cameron, J v Taylor
Mrs j w Schmuits, - " Dcmercst aod wife.
Rev " & Olney, Rev ) n Taylor, a n Stevens,
Mrs Is Reynolds. Steerage-M Rubina, n
GOshler anawife.
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Per Charleston and Savannah Ry. March u
40 bales cotton, bale hides. | car gneDo, 40
boxes tobacco. 40 caddies tobacco, and mdse.
Per savannah. Florida and Western Ry.
March I2--70S bales cotton. "a cars lumber. IA
cars iron. cars wood, CARA corn, / car cot
ton seed 10 bbls cabbage, 1913 bbis rosin, - bbls
syrup, "a bbls spirits turpentlRe - sacks po-
tatOes, 1875 boxes oranges, u bales hides. and
mdae.
Per Central Railroad. March 1855 bales
cotton, 81 bales yarns. H3 bales domestlce. 4
bales hides, 20 pkgs tobacco, 100 bhls lime,
"a, 500 pounds bacon, bbls spirits turpentine.
4 bbs rosin, 2 bible apples, l7b sacks bran, 561
bales hay. i22 hf bbls beer, pkgs furniture,
BITS bushels corn, 400 bbs -four, 20 cattle,
car lumber, 1871 tons pig iron. rs pkgs machy,
Is pkgs plows, Is bbls eggs, cases eggs, car
poultry, ~ sao&s bones, - bales paper STOCK,
SO pkgs mdse. IA pkgs hardware, 3 bbls pant,
8 pkgs emptles, 10 pkgs paper.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Nassau. n r, March 5-Schr VIM Tice. from
Brunswick, Ga, for Frontera, with coal and
lumber. arrived here on March leaking bad
ly. She had lost sails, and her rigging and
steering gear were damaged. Surveyors have
ordered her to discharge.
Bark GuldfaXe (Nor), at Pepsacola March
8 from st Pierre, Mart. reports lost jibbnom,
stem foretopsail and flying jib in her collision
with yacht Norma before reported.l
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Per steamship City Of Augusta. for New
York-987 babes upland cotton, l9i bales SEQ
island cotton, IN bales domestcs and yarns,
1853 bbls rosin. bales hides, 81 pkgs Ash, 20
bales paper stock, 3.6 boxes oranges, II bills
oranges, ~ bbls vegetables, 422 tons pig iron,
al pkgs mdse. 100 boxes oysters.
Per bark Memlo tBrl, for CroBstadt-3.bOo
bales upland cotton, weighing i.G33. 5Sb pounds
Strauss & %. and Muir, DuckwOrth h Go.
Per schr Eila NJ watts. fOr Annapolis
295, 1877 feet PIP lumber-Dale, Dixon Co.
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DEPARrED YEsrERpAY.

Steamer st Nicholas, Usina, Darien, Doboy,
st Simons, Brunswick and Fernandina-C
Williams. Agent,
steamer ethel. Gibson, Cohen's Bluff and
landings w 7 Gibson. Manager.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-03-13

steamship City Of Augusta, NiOkerson, New
York--C Nj Sorrel.
Bark MemlO (Br), Horn, Cronstadt-
Richardson 4 Barnard.
Schr Ella Watts, stevens, Annapolis, Md
Jos A Roberts \ Co.
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shipping 9atrlltermrr.

MINIATURE ALMANAC-THIs DAY.
Sun RISES. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. SOS
sun SETS - -. b.B9
HIGHWArRRat savannah. Il "a NJ. l;45PM
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-03-13

Steamship City OF Savannah, Daggett, New
York-G NJ Sorrel.
Steam yacht Loando, Bateman. Charleston
A n Bateman.
steamer Alice CLARK. Phtlpot Augusta and
way landings-W Clements, Agent,
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NEW oRLEANS. March 12.-Market quiet;
fair S}se, good A54ss4s&c, prime S1z(s51sc;
sales 4s7 barrels.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Buoy No Is has been carried away by ice
from It's position, and lies on the West Bank
in one fathom Of water.
Baltimore, March 9-Steamer Geo Appod,
from Providence. reports lighted buoy OF
Cape Charles out Of0rder.
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LIVERPOOL, March 49, noon.-Cott0n dull 4;
prices gcnec1lv in buyers favor: middlinG
upiands q I'D. middling Orleans l5-iBds sales
5000 bales. for speculation and export 1000
balcs. receipts none.
Futuree: UDlands. low middilna clause.
March aod Arril dongery, 5l-UiGi Do-04d.
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MOVEMENTS OF COTTON AT INTERIOR POINTS.
giving receipts and shipments for the week
bnding March y, and stock on hand tonight,
and for the corresponding week OF 1885:
Week ending March y, 1885,
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The receipts OF cotton at this port from all
sources for the past week were 1910 bales OF
upland and % bales sea island, against l,sl2
bales upland and 1SS bales sea island for this
week last year.
The particulars of the receipts have been as
follows: Per Central railroad. 1894 bales ND
land: per Savannah. Florida and Western
railroad. 1881 bales upland and AZ bales sea
island: per Charleston and Savannah rail-
road. IS bales upland: per Savannah river
steamers. go bales upland; per Brunswick
and Satilla steamers, Is bales upland and
bales sea island; per Florida steamers,
bale sea island; percarts bales upland
and bales sea island.
The exports for tire week were 5.lll bales
upland and 2, 4i3 balessea island; to New Y Ork
ash bales upland aud 1,577 bales sea leland;
10 Philadelphia. III bales upland; to Balti-
more. 800 bales upland and 36S bales sea island;
to Boston. 1905 bales upland; to Liverpool,
R,S.7 bales upland and 54S bales sea island; to
Genoa. 1850 bales upland; to Reval, 4, $50 bales
upland to Bremen, 3,079 bales upland; to
Barcelona. 5000 bales upland; to HangO, 1880
bales upland; TO Trieste, 500 bales upland.
The stock on hand at the close of
the market to-day was 46,S36 bales up-
land and 4lsl bales sea island, against Is, $50
bales upland and 8.Si7 bales sea island at the
same time last year.
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Total visible supply,

Total visible supply ....... .8,345.553 2,S35,SH
The imports into continental ports this week
have been .0C0 bales.
INDIA COTTON MOvEMENT.-The following
is the Bombay statement for the week and
year, bringing the figures down TO March 4.
BOMBAY RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS F0R FOUR
YEARS.
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ldg for U IA or COntinent-Ricnardson Il
Mary stewart tBrl. I,OT tons, London, ldg--
Richardson & Barnard.
Two ships.
Banks.
Felix Mendelssohn GER. 92s tons, Mailman.
Liverpool. ldg--Holst Il Co.
HindoOstan, tBrl, 49, tons, Stansleld, Aquin.
Hayti, repg-H0lst A Co.
JUNE (NOrl, s2l tons, Jorgonsen, Baltic, ldg
Inverdruie NOR, 59l tons, Johannessen, UfK
or Continent. bg-HOlst 4 Co.
Valona tBr, 7s9 tons, Andrews, Liverpool, ldg
-H0let Co.
Gler Nor, l9a tous. Amundson, at quaran-
tine. wtg-Holst 4 Co.
Ellislf Nor, 40 tons, Ietlitz, az Tybee, wig
Hoist n Co.
Ukraine Aus, SOL tons, Mircovich, Trieste
ldg-M Cosulieh a Co.
Leda tAusl, 538 tons. Budinieh, Oporto, ldg--
COsuich Co.
A o ylnje Nor, ssi tons Jensen, Genoa, ldsg
M S COsulich a Co.
Emmanuel Nor, 42t tons, Molbach, Liverpool,
dis-M COsuich Co.
| Marie Nor, $50 tOHs, Olsen, Europe-A Il
/ Sales n Co.
Caterina Caeace CItaD 6sa tons, Damern,
Hamburg, dis--A x salas n Co.
/ Johannes Foss Nor, 1913 tons. Josephsen, al
Quarantine. wtg-A X Salas Co.
| Memlo (3r). 9S4 tons, Horn, Cronstadt, cid
Richardson a Barnard.
Verona (Brl, $40 tons, Dix, RIO Janeiro, ldg--
Birger RUE, 5s7 tons. Laurin, Cartagens. ldg
w ilder n Co.
Artizan Orr. $40 tons, Dryer, Europe, ldg-.
Jas X Clarke Co.
Briefly Hin Ger, $40 tons, schiebc, con-
demned-Max Golinsky,
Nineteen barks.
BRIas.
Margam (Br), 28l tons, Wilson, Cork or Fals
mouth for orders, ldg-Holst & Co.
One briggs
sCHOOHERs.
Il Allen, 475 tons, Godfrey, Philadelphia, ldg
Jos A Roberts a Co.
Title Nanderherchen, 858 tons, Bateman.
baltimore, ldg-JOs A Roberts 4 Co.
John II May. Bi5 tons, Riggs, Philadelphia.
ldg-,JOs A Roberts n Co.
Fred w Chase, 626 tons, Mason, Baltimore, Idg
Jos A Roberts Il Co.
Ida Lawrence, 4se tons, Young, Amboy, ldg
Jos A Roberts 4 Co.
June Bright, 800 tons, Barter, Boston, ldg--
Jos Roberts n co.
Mary Bradshaw, 800 tons Taylor, New
York, dis--Jos Roberts n Co.
Carrie Strong, 40 tons, Strong, Boston. ldg--
Jos Roberts n Co.
Allie n Chester, 427 tons, IngersOll, Barren
Island, dis-Jos A Roberts 4 Co.
Fortuna, sS2 tons, Rich, Woods Hole, dts---
Jos Roberts 4 Co.
Willis s sheppard, f5l tons. Reeves, New Bed
ford. dis--Jos Roberts n Co.
Alfaretta Campbell. 6N tons, CampbelL
Boothbay. dis--,Ios A Roberts a CO.
Fortuna tSpl, 1877 tons, Cubas, wtg-E A
Island City. ass tons, voorhls, baltimore, ldx
Dale, Dixon b Co.
Fourteen schoOners.
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rHF FOLLOWING STATEMENT SHOWS THE NIT
RECEIPTS AT ALI PORTS FOR THE WEEKS
ENDING March u AND FEB. 8, AND FOR
TINS WEEK LAST YEAR.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-03-13

MONEY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. easv.

DOMESTIC ExoHANGE.-Scarce. Banks and
bankers are buying sight drafts az lis
per cent. premium, ana selling &C 3-lBaA
per cent. premium.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE. - Dragging: COM
mercial short. - 20; sixty days. ~ s6l%;
ninety days, 81 s5s<; franks, commercial, sixty
DAYS. Parts and Hayre. IS lSl4; short, 50 lGd;
Swiss. s. lAlf marks. IS b-l6c.
SECURITIES. The market Ia rather active
and strong for long-date bonds, with quiet
feeling in stocks
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-03-13
CLEARFn YEsrERnAY.

Bark Avlona ,Brl, Andrews, Liverpool, witt
Co.
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MARKETS BY TELEGKAPH.


NEW YORK, March l2, Dooa,r-,Stocks ,asliet
but steady. Money easy &C n 6rz Der eat
Exehange-loBE,s4 s7I4; short. ~ sgAs. etate
bonds dull but7 Steady. GOVerhneAt bOads
500 D. m.-Exchange "a So. Money closed
a. POP per cEM. Sub-TreasF . RrglR ~ -
Gold, $40. III ,0oos currency, Sll0iT.Ue0. GOV
ernment bonds cull: four per cents lz7Is a;
three per cenJs- lOO5E bid. staLay hsads as,a
The c0nsp c6aps feature OF th4 81 srkt6ns
this m0rnin9 Ag lAthe activity aaliAiasak nesA
in Western Union, which opened a per cent.
lower and stcHdiD declined until N elpGndlsE
per cent. lOwBrs The remainderi Of bh0 lsd
resisted the ltdituence OF the wnnk On In
Western Union uutll after midday aluOut h
the market was generally heavy. but on re-
ports that further serious trouble had taken
place on the GQgld roads near st. Lou 4, and
that there Aidte increased pOssibi iaitA N
further delay In the announcement Of The
Reading reorganization plan, the 'FfitbyisE
became weak, and 30 coptued during the
afternoon. LACK awanna closed Will u logs u
"a per cent Htid Reading -. These thre'
stocks, with Lake shore, cUntributedlQep oa1
shares of the $4,000 sold. Lake Shore AMI
New York CspWa each show "a lOss OF w pen
cent, nOtwi ~ sanding strong en0rt hbkus4
tain the fOrmcr. Changers were ab0ci 7 pr
cent. 10 yer. -t.drihc Mail -, Louieyffic aud
Nashville l, and the rest fractions. The whole
list closed fcvcrish aud irregular. Tbt'fOl >
lowing are the closing quotations:
AlA.elass A ,2lefsl 00h Nash. a Chatpa b&
Ala. class Bal ibB New Orleans Pa tWF
teOrgiaSs ~ l0l eide. lot mort ~
" 7s, mortgage l0iM n. Y. Central - u
n. Carolina5 :. .. SG.S MORT. \ w. pref so
new .....s.- y Nor. Pacific g. ~.
" funding 81. ~ pref bN5
So.CRro. (Br6Wnl PaeiAc Mail. ... bla
cOnsOls. y al 0sX keadiug..s..... Wff
Tennessee W. n 5sN Riehm'd n Align.
Virginia o. z-r,y-. 'i5 Riohm'd \ Danv. 8e1f-
va. eOnsOudaDod. s. Richmid n W.Pt.
Ch'Doalce a OhiO t0< Terminal ..... 50
Cnic.& S'ntnw'n. 1854 Rock Island co.. 1879
" DreferfeH.9 1872 stPaul ......... 0u6|
Della, LACK. q ~ .l2bz preferred. .l2p4
Ere. .....'-..... ara Texas Pacific o.. iiSs
" Tennessee I'd Union Paohe.... 49,
Lake Shore. -. s6X n. j. Central . 53Ll
Rvile& NAM AK Missouri Pacific. 1876
Memphis &ffgRr. IS Western Union. aJkl
hobile& Ohidt.. "a
IBID.
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VISIBLE SUPPLY OF CoFToN.-Belowwe give
the table Of visible supply, as made up by cable
and telegraph for the Financial and CONNER
DIAL Chs01stcEe TO March 5. The continental
stocks. as we'll as those Of Great Britain and
the ahOat, are this weeks returns, aud con-
sequently all the European figures are brought
down to Thursday evening. But to make the
totals the complete figures for March we
add the item of exports from the United
States, including IN It the exports Of FRIDAY
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STOCKS AND BONDS
l,tdls B0aRs- Bid. dskc1.
Cane W0s, 1889, January aud July

Stfls Boads- Bid. dsked .
Cane S6s, 1899, January andJuly
coupons .......ss.. .t.ss.ts.s.s lyJ Two
State of q sorgia gOl q quarterlics.ll3 ia
ia mortgage on W n A X Il,
regular 7 per cent, coupons
Jan and July, maturity 1885 l0lH l02
Ga. smiths, maturity 1896 ...... 1923 IA
cur B0ndS--
Atlanta per cent ......4.........l 05 lO1
Atlanta per cent ................ll2 10
Augusta per cent ...............l los III
Augusta 9 per ceut. ........4.....l05 lOf
Columbus5 per cent .............. O6 9s
Macon per cent .ll0k liz
New savannah 5 pgr cent, quar-
terly, April COUPON. .... loo lOl
New savannah per cent. quar-
terly. Ma coupon .............. o9lz l0l
R,fiirord bond
savannah. Florida and Western
h X general mort gage DDnds, .
Ter tentint. coupons ADrtia. .l0f 10
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LIVERPOOL MOVEMENT FOR THE wKEK End
ING MARCH Il. 1856. AND FOR THE CoRRR-
Spending WEEKS OF lSS5 AND 1888.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-03-13

Saturday the market opened steady and
unchanged At the second call 1t was steady,
1t closed steady. The sales for the day were
54S bales.
Monday the market opened firm and IN
changed. At the second call it was steady,
at an advance of Lice for all grades. It
closed steady and unchanged. The sales were
1856 bales.
Tuesday the market opened steady and un-
changed. At the second call it was easier.
II closed easier. The sales for the day were
80 bales.
Wednesday the market opened dull, lower
to sell At the second call, p. m, il was
Quiet at a decline of 116c. for all grades. 1t
closed duh and unchanged. The sales for the
day were l2S bales.
Thursday the market opened firm and closed
dull aud unchanged. The sales were 1879 bales.
Friday the market opened dull, easy and
unchanged. At the second call it was dull at
a decline Of Lice. for all grades. 1t closed
dull and unchanged. The sales for the day
were only q bales.
The Following are the official closing spot
limitations of the Cotton Exchange:
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MEMORANDA

steamship City Of Augusta. New York.
Schr Ella NJ Watts, Annapolis, Md.
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Shipments this week

According TO the foregoing, Bombay appears
to show an increase compared with last
year in the weeks receipts Of 1900 bales, and
an increase In shipments of 5000 bales, and
the shipments since Jan. I show an increase
of or 600 bales
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Hermon tBr), l,O77 tons, Marvin, at sapelo
ldg for u Il or COntinent-RlchardsOn &
Barnard.
Mary stewart lBrl. l.07l tons, London, ldg--
Richardson q Barnard.
Two ships.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-03-13

NAvALSToRES.-The receipts for the past
week have been 432 barrels spirits tur-
pentlne anu 3,l37 barrels rosin. The exports
were 406 barrels spirits turpentine and 6,50l
barrels rosIn, moving as follows: 10 New
York. S6z2 barrels rOsln and 2sS bar
rels spirits turpentine; TO Philadelphia 81
elsspiritsturpentine and S47 barrels rosin ;
TO Boston. so barrels rosin; to Baltimore, 81
barrels spirits turpeptne and 707 barrels
rosin; to Trieste, 1900 barrels rosin; to Genoa,
l2S barrels rosn. The following are Board Of
Trade quotations: A, b. c, and ID CSC. K
NJ 50 90, n So 75, window glass and water white
81 l21<. Spirits turDentiDe 4ac.
Rece9pts, Shipments and Stock from April l,
1885, 10 date, and for tbs corresponding dats
last year:
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POULTRY.-Markeu steadier, demand good,
EG5s.-Market very easy. and well supplied.
PEANUTs-Ample stock: demand fair: native
peanuts In good request at quotations. SUGAR.
Georgia and Florida. nominal: none in
market. HONEY.-NO demand: nominal.
Sweet potato scarne damAnn good.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-03-13
ARRIVED yesterday.

SATURDAY, March -, 1886.
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LIST OF VESSELS IN THE r RT or
SAVANNAH.
SAVANNAH, March -, 1855.
sssss A sranHnu


Juniata. 1870 tons, Christi. Philadelphia, ldg--
& N Sorrel
City Of Savannah, 2,02e tons. Daggett, New
York. ldg--G NJ Sorrc.
Shadwan jBr), 99s TONS Bolt, Barcelona, ldg
"A Minis & sons.
West Cumberland tBr), SIS tons, Brown,
Bremen, ldg- Richardson 8 Barnard.
Johns Hopkins, l,s7l tons, Foster, Baltimore.
ldg-,J y West & Co.
Five steamships.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-03-13

ARRIVED UP FROM TYBEE YEsTER
DAY.