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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-05-01
LIST OF vEss ELS IN THE PORT OF
SAVANNAH.
SAVANNAH, April 30, 1885.
STEAMSHIPS,

SAVANNAH, April 80, 1855.
STEAMSHIPS.
Chattahoochoe, l,SSS tons, Catharine, New
York, ldg-G Sorre!.
Dessoug, 1887 tons, Smith, Philadelphia, ldg
&c NJ S1rrel.
Two steamships.
Left Erickson tNorl, 624 tons. Jensen, Cork for
orders. ldg- A r Salas Co.
Alfred Gibbs Nor. S1l tons, Reinertsen.
Europe, ldg-A Il Salas s. Co.
II w Palmer tBrl, AL tons. Boyd, Buenos
Ayres ldg-A II Salas & Co.
Brodrene Nor), 409tons, Nielsen, Glasgow, cid
Hoist " Co.
Engelbrekt tsw), $50 tons, Eckman, Liver
pool, ldg-eIIolst Il Co.
Medbor Nor, 475 tons, Omundsen, Reval, ldg
Il Hoist n Co.
NordstJernen Nor, 5Os tons. Olsen. Europe.
ldg-Geo = Walker.
Olof Gas tSwl. SOS tons, Anderson, at Tybee,
wtg--t3eo p Walker.
Meteor Ger, 5s5 tons, Voss, Europe, ldg-S
Fatmau.
Ludwig Ger, s5S TONS schauer. wolgast.
ldg-S Fatman.
Elena GER, $50 tons, Gerber, Europe ldg-
Gudyaug Nor. 40i tons. Schmidt, Cork for
orders, ldg-Paterson, Downing 4 Co.
olo bun (Norl. $40 tons, Jacobsen, Baltic, ldg
Patterson, Downing x Co.
Iris RUS, 76S tons, Strom, London, ldg--
NJ CosuliCh N Co.
Canning Br, 657 tons, Mcleod, Brunswick,
flg-M aAter.
Fifteen barks.
briggs.
Candidez1a Lauro GtaD, s92 tons, Longobardi,
at quarantine, wtg-M Cosulich q Co.
Robert Dillon, 43l tons, Hawkins, New York,
ldg-FenlmOre 4 Johnson.
Two brigs.
sOHOONERS.
Centennial, 526 tons. WUletts, Cardenas for
New lory, repg-,Jos A Roberts q Co.
Samuel II Crawford, 1871 tons. Titon, BaIti-
more, ldg-Ios A Roberts h Co.
Ella NJ Storer, 421 tons, Stahl, Boston. ldg--
Jos A Roberts n Co.
JohnR Fell. 1868 tons. Loveland, New York.
cd--,Jos A Roberts 4 Co.
Mary X Rawley, $50 tons, Rawley, Boston. ldg
Jos A Roberts n Co.
e B Leisenring, 40 tons, Davidson, Boston,
ldg-fenimOre 4 Johnson.
Six schOoners.
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quotations:
COTTON.

LIVERPOOL, April 80. noou.-Cotton steady.
with iair demand; middling uDlands SID:
mlddling Orleans O. l6d; sales 10, 900 bales.
for speculation aud export 1000; receipts
l40oU bales mrrican 1880.
Futurec: UDlan "a. low mlddinz clause
NJ ~ and June delivery. 5-Gld: June and
july, 5 6-0id: July and August. S-6ld; Au-
gust aud September, 10 sd. Market quiet.
The tenders Of deliveries ag tO-dav's clear
ngs amounted 20 ] bale new docket.
Sales for the we X. 10000 bales--American
~ O0) bales; spectators took 5000 bales; eN-
y rters took 600 bales; actual exports 300
bales, Imports. a 900 balcs-American $1,000:
total stock 028.OO0 balcs-American 4G2. OOU
ba es; tola' anoat, 232,ooo balcs-American
100000 bales.
200 p. m.-The sales to-day included ZOO
bales A american.
Fatures, Uolands. low mldfllnq clause.
April delivery, 6-64d. sellers: April and
Nav. 2 sou. seilfFs: May aud June. 6-6ld,
sellers: June and July, 7-Gid. value; July
and August. D-Bid, sellers; August and
septem uer. He'd. sellers: September and
October s.Bfd. sci era: October ana Novem-
Der, i-Gid, SELLERS september, l2-6ld, sell
urs. Market steady.
1902. n.-Fntures; hollands. low middrng
clause. MAY delivery. 6-bid. buyers; May
and June. 6-6ld. bnyers: June and July.
8 3 0ld. sellers: July and August. le-Gid.
seier-: August amt September, 3 l2-6id. SELL
ers; September and October, s-G4d, buyers;
Oo obcr and November, 4-6id, sellers; Mo-
yeinber and December, 3-6id. sellers; scu-
tenber, "a sd. sellers. Market closed
steaHv.
NnW Y0RK, ADri 20. noon.--Cotton quiet;
middiInR uplands. 5-ldc; middiing Orleana.
Futures. Marker opened dull but steady,
with sales a. follows. April delivery. %:
May. z2c; June. D $50: July, 40; August.
&c; september, 40.
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MARKETS BY TELE4KAPH.



NEW YORK. April 30. nOon.-Stocks dull but
steady. Money easy at "a per cent. TX
change-lOng, 81 81; snort. 81 $50. state bonds
n.lle tel Government bonds dun but
STEADY.
500 p. m.-EXchange very dull. Money
closed at . OS per cent. Subj Treasury Dalan-
ces-Gold. SIPS. 07.000; CURRENCY, Sl8.s2S. geo.
GD eminent bOnds dull; four per cents 1851;
three per cents. l0l. State bonds very dull.
Huere is no change in the sc leral condition
of the m trket. Prices are influenced almost
entirely by news regarding the probability OF
"A general extension Of labor troubles through
out the country. and news of this kind to- day
was almost altogether ulfavOrable, especially
% from the Northwest. The bears have again
taken advantage of the situation. and the
short interest has been materially increased
this afternoon. The opening prices this
morning showed little or no changes from last
evenings close, and the more favorable re-
port entertained in the morning papers led to
an advance during the first hour, the gains
generally ranging from small fractions to
nearly l per cent. During this time the
market was also decidedly active. somewhat
Irregular, and finally heavy tone prevailed
Till / y. m, when decided weakness after
midday extended to the whole list. and prices
of the active list declined l 20 nearly per
cent. Final dealings displayed a show Of
firmness, the market closing about steady az
quotations, which are for most of the active
than last evening. There are several imp0r-
tant exceptions. however. including Pacific
Mail, Erie preferred and Louisville and
Nashville, which we're very weak. Sales
8s5 900 shares, the following being the closing
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PASSENGERS.

Per steamship ChattahOOchee. from New
Y0rk-Robert Saussy. Gordon Saussy, Hugh
saussy, A II stoddard, Mrs NJ A Schrimsham.
w A Hayward, T. w Denny, Or Charlton. u
Meyers, Mrs f e LaForge. o 9 Lee, w X
Chaflee, Elizabeth Ross, Richard Grant, q +
Hiey, 5 Levson, 4 J Riley. VIM Thomas, NJ
u Merrideld, Miss q Merriheld, Miss T.
Farrar. Miss Edith Hawiev, MIS- ID Hone, p
Hone, John Murphy, Is Johnson, Mrs John
son. f A Willett, John LstOn.
Per steamship City OF savannah. for New
York; G Dempsey DIR Z Finscher. Miss A
Finscher, Mrs Finscher, Lady Dnfius Hardy
and daughter, Mrs l. d Brown. } T. Mica, w
w StOwell. Mr. and Mrs Il Socket, Mrs II X
Furgerson, } A Birdsall, p Eckman. Miss l. NJ
Reed. Mrs Chandler and child, A l. Rogers,
Miss NJ Hayward. Miss Wedley, Mrs w G.
RaOu. Mrs l. NJ Pacetty and child, Mrs Paloa,
II McCady. II II Chittenden, LawtOn, A
French, II NJ Cooper and family, Miss y G
smith, Miss 4 Bentiss, Miss n Lay. Mrs
A Prentiss. Miss Replier, Mrs Plumber.
G X Hazun, Ed II LawtOn, Q + Rogers, B Il
Kenyon, w 4 Dempsey. Parsons, Phillip w
Raleigh, J Graham, Mr. and Mrs II Budd,
Mr. and Mrs II Duggan. 4 Dennegan, W /
Gleason, V Downing w A Daniel, G Yaleu-
tine. Cnurchman. j + B0swor'h, J Cheney.
Miss Parsons, Mrs Parsons and child. Miss
l. j Diser, Miss X Rogers, Miss l. Geades, A
SAWYER, Diana Managault, Patsey Butler
(coD, TemptOur, and 10 steerage.
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SAILED YESTERDAY.
Steamship City Of savannah, NewYork.



Tybee. April 30, $3.50 pm e. Passed out steam
snip CITY Of savannah, 5 steamer Fern.
Waiting, bark Olof elias (Swl.
Wind NV; gale.
Fernandlna, April 2S-Cleared, schrs Saml
McMameny, Nirden, Philadelphia; Caleb
Rldgeway and brig Mary 4 kimball, Darien.
New York, April 2S-Arrved, steam sChr
LOUIS Buck, Mount, Jacksonville,
Arenda, April l2-Arrlved, bark Daphne
(Norl, Madsen, savannah for Croustadt.
Queenstown, April 2S-Arrved, bark Geo
Supptcich (Gerl, Dade, Daricn.
Scnly, April 25-Passed, bark Jason (Nor),
Olsen. Sapelo for IIarwick.
Yarmouth, April 2f-ArriYed, brig Kong
Cart (Nor), Hansen, Darien.
Rosario, March Starved. bark Salus
(Brl. Emerson, Fernandina,
Baltimore, April rs Mrr we'd, schr John Il
Darlington, Blake. Savannah.
Brunswick, April 2s-Arrived, schr Isaac n
kerhn. Stcelman, New YORK.
Cleared. schrs Annie g Grace, Grace, Phila-
delphia; Ida c Schoolcraft. Booye, New y ork.
BucksVile, $ G, April 26--Saled, schr Nellie
Treat, Dow, West Indies
Georgetown, S G, April 25-Arrlyed, schr
Delhi. Green. Jacksonville.
Coosaw, : &. April 28-Arrived, steamers
IoNford (Br). crosby, Philadelphia; FOscolia
(Br), Jones, Norfolk.
jacksonville. April 2s-Cleared, schrs Lady
Bannerman Brl, Curry, AbacO; A Nebinger,
Smith, Philadelphia.
Key West. April 2S-Arrived, schr Il ID Sid
bury, Mobile
sailed, s,hr V Vrooman, Smith, Pensacola /;
Rollin sanford. Mobile.
Pensacola, April 2S-Cleared. bark Drei
Emmas tBelg), Borneer. Schedam.
Philadelphia, April 2S-Arrived, schr Aaron
Reppard, Lake, savannah.
New York. April 30-Arrived, strs HelVetia,
London; Westphalia, Hamburg; Werra,
Bremen.
Arrived out. strs Wyoming, Now York for
Liverpool; City OF Chester, New York for
Liverpool.
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Per Charleston and Savannah RY. Anril 30
Transfer Once, $, n w Ry. " II Roberts.
$ Guckenheimer " Son, Bendheim Bros n Co,
Lee Roy Myers. HOlcombe, g x Co, A Lenler,
j Kaufmann, Washington Light Infantry, ii
NJ Robertson, Peacock. II 20, Rieser 5,
T p Bond.
Per savannah. Florida and Western Rv
April 30-pransfer Once, PeacOcK. II Co,
Il h Cobb. l. 4 Dupont, Bacon, Co. ID
Robinson, McDonough * co, Y Henderson,
Dale. ID h Co. j X Clarke x Co, Weed a q,
J A Pearson. J Copeland, II Myers Bros, y
Cox. savannah Gas Light Co. A x Fawcett.
NJ Ferst x Co, Frank n c., W Il Nell n Co.
G. Haas, NJ BOlev n Son, Epstein W, w
Hnfon & Co. NJ } Doyle, w w Gordon 4 Co,
j T. Williams. Ellis, n & CO. g alter q Co,
NJ Maclean. Heron n g. W G Jackson
Per Central Railroad. April 80-FOrdg Agt,
II n Conner n 60, + NJ Farley, Ludden b,
limo Flauncrv N Cow w Gordon Il Go. Order
/ n 'rhomnsop. A II Champion. & 4 stults. q
w Parish, Lindsay NJ, Branch g, g BIB
berwen. Peacock, III Co, NJ Henderson.
Lee Roy Myers, Badwin Co, n Il Coats,
Nc Donald n Co, w u Dixon, J Bowling A
& Harmon. - ROthwcil, w / Miller. DR. Cox,
Chess-Carle Co, & n CarsOn,I Epstein n Bro,
& > McAlpn, Bond, Bacon 4 Co. 4
Quincy, south Georgia Lumber co.
Per steamship ChattahO0chee, from New
York-A II Aitmayer a Co. G W Allen. II
Amb0s, Branch \ O., Bendheim Bros a Co, NJ
Bono, BlOdgett. M n Go. Butler, 4 + Bond,
Byck n Son, Bvck A. =, Byck Bros, & r Y, l.
Blostein. A n Champion, Chatham Artillery,
u + Cheatnam. Mira WIN Cummings, y NJ
Conner. X q Council, } NJ Case, 4 COnron.
NJ } Doyle, J A Douglass \ Col Dasher n Co.
A Doyle. l. de LUCIA, A Enrich n Bro, John
DerAt, g Eckstein y Co, Epstein 4 Bro, Vim
Esuli, Eckman q v, Einstein Il l.. } II r still,
G Enberwein, M Ferst n Co, Frank Il Co. J ii
Further. fleschman n Co, Fretweli n N. l.
Freid. | Freid, A friedenberg n Co. y Gut
man, A Falk n Son. Guckenheimer 4 son,
q NJ Gilbert n co, Graham Il II, George 4 q,
Corn an, Gray O'B, y Hogan, 5 ieXter
A Hanley, Hymes Bros & 30, J A Herself
bach y Co, Holcombe, q a Co, NJ & Helmken,
- belmken, " Jacoby. kavanaugh q Is, n
J kieffer. y u Herman. Jno Lyons 4 Co stmr
Katie. J0ln Lang. n Lang, l. Lowell y Son,
Lindsay a NJ. Ludden a q, LppmaD Bros, II
II Lewis, Lowell n l., ID = Lester, q Logan a
Co, y II Levy n Bro. A Leifier, Mckenna y
W. Mcdonnell n 90, Meinhard Bro. 20, = y
Springer, McDonough a Co, Lee Roy Myers,
Is Mckenna. Mclaughlin 4 son. Moehlen-
brock a y, A } Miller a Col Myers Bros,
N Mendel 4 Bro, Mcmillan Bros Z Murphy,
Mrs n MeNeliy, Mitchell, MshT Bros a
Never. w 3 Nell 4 Co, A s Niohola.
Nssh, Jno Nicoison. Oelshig NJ. y Owens
W orr q %, order } Lutz, order n Miller,
r Posteli, n Paulecn a Co, X Platshek. Ihoo
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Does the modern woman Of fashion be-
lieVe that there Is one man in ten thousand
who knows the difference or can appre-
ciate the relative value OF gown that
has cost 200 or 800 guiueas. Women may
dress 10 please themselves. or TO cut out
other women, or 20 iascinate the men, but
they make a desperate mistake IL they Inn
agine that they secure the favor OF one
man by their peacock vanity. The eN-
trayagantly-dressed woman Of society Is
the overdressed woman. IL Is the privi-
lege Of English women 70 burlesque the
outrageous designs OF modern Paris. The
costume Of modern Paris, with no Euge-
ME 10 direct 10, is mOnstrOus and hidcOus
enough: but n modern Paris carlcatured
by "A modern Regent street Is almost laugh
able. Witness the high hats or bODnets
smothered with flowers ana vegetables
tnat make the wearer OF each more hide
Gus than the last. The object OF the fash
iOnaby dressed woman is 20 fascinate;
the result Is TO disgust. There can be
moth ing that is really wOmanly, really at
tractiye, really pure, or approximately
noble 10 one OF these fantastic pOpinjays,
who, IN these desperate times. while their
sisters are starving around them. cover
their bodies with clothes whose cost does
not atone for their hdeOusnese, and who
know each morning when they rise, and
each night when they rest, that they are
as unable 70 pay for their friyOlity as the
saddened wretch who, maddened with
hunger. STEALS "A loaf or fingers the TIL,
and goes 10 prison for a crime not bali so
morally reckless as the one that women
OF education commit and women OF acute
ness foster.
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Fruit and Vegetable Market.
~ oprr,a r,FopArCu LINZ OTfOTATT
soecial to Morning NeaOs.

Special TO Morning Netos.
NEW YORK, April O.-Strawherries, choice
Floridas, per quart, 3oa40c; Flordas,
fair to good, per quart, 20a25c. Peas, none.
Beans, Florida wax per crate, 5; OOa3 90.
beans, Florida round per crate. 81 O0a2 90;
beans, fat per crate. 81 00a2 90. Cabbages,
Florida per barrel, 81 50a5 so. Beets. Florida
per crate, 81 GOAL 70. squash, Florida per
crate 81 GOAL Is. Oranges, Havana, per bar
rel, 81 50a5 90. Irish potatoes, Florida, per
BARREL IS 01aS 90. Cabbages, FlOridas, prime.
per barrel, 50 OOa7 90; Inferior, per barrel,
So O0a4 90.
BALTIMoRE, April 3O.-Peas, Florida per
crate, soc; pess. Georgia per crate, 81 OOa
IS; peas, Charleston per crate. 81 75a2.
Beans Florida per cratesl GOAL 90. Tomatoes,
Florida. per crate, s. 0Oa7 90; Bermndas.
per 6-quart boxes. 50a75c. Cabbages. FlOri-
ia per barrel, 81 75a3 50. CaulinOwers,
Florida per barrel. s. O0as 90. Irish potatoes.
Florida per barrel. So O0a9 90. squash,
Florida per crate. 81 5Oa2 90. Beets, Florida
per crate. 75eas2 90. Egg plant, Florida
per barrel. s. h0aS 90; per crate, - 50a8 90.
Strawberries, Florida. per quart, l5a20c /;
Charleston, per quart, 2ba35c.
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Raderick, X Power. Palmer Bros, j W Pres
ton, } Kelley, d Rogers. 8, + q W Ry,
Ray q Southern Elk Co, II solomon SON.
ii Sulter, u l. Sehreiner, Jno Sullivan. f M
House, G Seller, Savannah Water Works,
y A Schwarz, j ) Silva, SOomons n Co, G.
Thomas, e Thompson, West Bros, Times,
Vale Royal Mfg co, A M s. Q w West, VIM
Molh, Thos West. u Weisbein, + A Well.
Weiehselhaum, Weed n G. Ga Il Fla l y B Co,
warren scLArf a p %. w O Tel Co.
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Per Charleston ana Savannah Rv. April 30
a bb's whisky, Dbl tall0w, Dbl oil, bbls
water, bbls bacon, IL bbls spirits turpentine.
81 bbls rOsin. SO boxes tobacco. ! bale hides, 30
Caddies tobacco. % SACKS peanuts, and mdse.
Per savannah. Florida and Western Ry
April 80--S9 bales cotton. SS7 bbls rOsln. 342
bblsspirts turDentine. II cars lumber, car
laths, car box material, car ties, ] car
81 crates and 3o7 bbls vegetables, 10 reiTigera-
tors Strawberries. bales hides, and mdse.
Per Central Railroad, April 30-1O9 bales
cotton. IS bales yarns 80 bales dOmestlcs. 10
rolls leather, ia es hides, pkgs paper. 1920
lbs bacon, 20 bblH spirltH Jurpentne, 'S3 bales
hay. 20 bbis rOsln. 10 bushels oats, 80 cattle,
bbs whisky, 50 pkGs furniture and h goods,
"a cars lumber, car wood, 20i pkgs wood In
shape 252 tons pig and bar iron, | pkg wax
and tallow. 10 pkgs machinery. ll2 PIX - mdse,
/ car poultry. bales paper stock, pkg pillow
material. pkgs empties. 20 pkgs paint, SIC
pkgs hardware, u cases eggs. tanks oil.
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SAVANNAH MARRIED.
OFFICE OF rHE MORNING NEWS.

OFFICE OF THE MORNING NEWS,l
SAVANNAH. April 30, 1886, P. NJ. (
CoTToN.-The market was very active and
6rmer. There was consi ierable inquiry, and
pretty much all the Offering stock was alb
sorbed in to-day's transactions. Holders were
very firm at quotations. The LUX of the BUSH
ness was done previous to the opening call,
On Change at the first call, at 10 a. m, the
market was reported steady and unchanged,
with sales of l,l07 bales. At the second call,
p. m. it was unchanged. the sales being so
bales. At the third and closing call, 4
D. m, it was still unchanged, with further
sales of 81 bales. The following are the
official closing spot quotations Of the Cotton
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Per steamship City of savannah. for New
York 900 bales upland cotton, bales hides,
and yarns. G75 bbls r0sin. los. sos feet lumber,
4l9 bbls spirits turpentlne, 85 turtle, Dkgs
fresh llsh, bbls fruit, 648 bbls and A., 1853 boxes
veget abes, l9S tons pig iron, 1928 pkgs mdse, 81
refrigeratOrs.
Per schr John II Fell for New York-260, SSs
feet p lumber-Frierson n Co.
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steam TO New YORK. 81; to Philadelphia. 81; to
Boston.S9.
NAVAL STORES. CoAsFwIsK.-By Sat-
Stcaa,. FoRRIeN.-Cork. etc, for orders. 2s
Sd, and. or. AZ. = :; Baltic = T1%d COAST
WISE. = SteaD-To Boston. SOC on rosin 81 on
splrits; to New York, rOslns 4Oc, spIri e SOC;
Philadelphia. rosin SOC, spirits soc; to Bali-
more. rosIu soc, spirits zoe.
CoTToN.-l8g SseGm-RoOm is scarce; mar
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Schr Comet. before reported on her beam
ends at Key Largo, Fla. is reported to he a
fishing schooner, not the Comet, from TamplcO
for Now York.
st Thomas. April 27-Brig A Clairmonte
tBr), German (supposed from Port SPAIN, in
ballast, is stranded at Arroyo, K, and will
probably be u total wreck.
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DEPARTED YESTERDAY.

Steamer 81 Nicholas, Usina, Darien, Doboy,
st Simous, Brunswick and Fernandina-C
Williams. Agent.
steamer Ethel, Gibson, Cohen's BluG and
landings-W 4 Gibson. Manager
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SPOKEN


BY steamship Chattahoochee, at this port
from New York. on April Is, Hatteras bear
ing, NNW, schr June Bright, bound South.
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Total visible supply ......2 $685. 1898 2,5.7,606
The imports into continental ports this week
have been 80 900 bales.
The above figures indicate a decrease IN
the cotton IN sight to date of 1913 bales as
compared with the same date of 1885. de-
crease Of $40, 200 bales as compared with the
corresponding date of 1884. and a decrease OF
562, SIG. bales as compared with 1888.
INDIA COTTON MOvEMENT.-The following
is the Bombay statement for the week and
year, bringing the figures down to April %.
BOMBAY RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS FOR POUR
YEARS.
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MONEY MARKEr.-Yfoney easy.

MONEY MARKEr.-MOneY easy.
DOMESTIC ExOHANGE.-Scarce. Banks and
bankers are buying sgnt drafts at LIS
per cent. premiul, ana selling at HQA
per cent. premium.
short. 50 81: Sky days, 81 S5s< ninety
DAYS, S4 So; franks. commercial, sixty
DAYS. Paris and Havre. IS !J,6; short, IS ~;
Swiss. IS IN: marks. 0jlsc.
SEcURfTIEs.-Th market is very quiet,
with light offerings and no anxiety on the
part of holders to sell under quotations.
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Shipping 9nteiliormrr.
SATURDAY. May l, 1886.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

= 7
Steamship City of Savannah, Daggett, New
Nore-G NJ SOrrel.
Schr John II Fell, Loveland, New York
Jos Roberts II 60.
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Nil q mborsl below these ngur,
HKEfGHrs.

LUMBER.-By lSaR.- There we're no trans
actions 80 this port since last week,
and rates are nom nal. We atill
quote 81 50aG 90 AZ the range Of prices
on lumber 10 Baltimore. PHILADELPHIA, New
YORK. sound ports and eastward,
wan tsuueue, toward The outside un d. the
nj Il uro g. ave err nom "a. Timber IA
J0casl higher than lumber rates: to the West
Indies and windward. nominal. 10 South
America. sl2 51au; % sDtnish AMI Meditorra-
mean a0rts. SlJ b0ail: 60 Unlted Kingdom
for orders, tim Der, Ha13si lumber 20 80. By
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-05-01

NAVAL ST0RES.-Che market for spirits
turpentine was quiet, but steadier. The sale
for the day were 700 casks. OF which ~
casks we're at 33c for regulars and 80 oils and
WHISTLES at S21qc, and % casks of regulars at
1874 C.. At the Board of Trade on the opening
cali the market WIS reported quiet, at 3ic
for regulars. AT the closing call it was
steady. at 33c for regulars. ROsn--The mar
ket continues quiet and unchanged. The sales
for the day were about 900 barrels. At the
,ard of Trade on the first call the market
was reported quiet, with sales Of IS barrels A.
the following quOtatiOns:A. b, c and ID 81 CO.
4 81 10. r 81 l5. G 81 20, II 81 80, 81 rs. X
- 30, NJ and n SO 90, window glass SO 25,
water " hite SO so. AT the closing call it was
UNCHANGED.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-05-01

According to the foregoing, BOMBAY appear
to show an increase compared with last
wear in the weeks receipts of $4,000 bales, and
an increase IN shipments of 1000 bales, and
the shipments since Jan. l show an increase
OF rs, 900 bales.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-05-01

MOVEMENTS or COrrOG At INTERIOR FOtNr.,
giving reecipts and shipments for the week
ending April 3d. and stock on hand to- night,
ana for the corresnJnding week Of 1888:
-Wqak pntltug Aur "a. 1884,.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-05-01

VISIBLE SUPPLY OF COTTON.-Belowwe CIV
the table of visible supply, as made up by cable
and te egraph for the Financial and CONNER
stocks. as well as those of Great Britain and
the a1Oat, are this weeks returns. and con-
sequently all the European figures are brought
down to Thursday evening. But to make The
totals the complete figures for April % we
add the item of exports from the United
States, including in it the exports Of FRIDAY
only:
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-05-01
COUNTRY PRODUCE

POULTRY.-MarkeG steader. demand good,
EGGs-Market easier; supply gOot; L.
mand far. PEANUTS-Amples stock: demand
fair: native peanutsl IN good request at quota
tions. SUGAR-Georgia and Florida. nominal;
none in market. HDNEY,-No demand; nom
inaI, Sweet pota toes scarce: demand good.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-05-01

NAVAL STORES.-The receipts for the past
week nave been 4, IL barrels snirits tur-
pentlne ana . 90 barrels rOsin. The exports
were t. liz barrels sOIrits turpentine and 23'
barrels rosln, moving as follows: To New
York, > 25 barrels rosln and l29 bar
rels spirits turpentine; to Philadelphia pa
elsspiTitsCurpen tine and 2 barrel is rosln;
To lst n, $40 barrels spir Is turpentlne and
$40 barrels rOsin; TO Baltimore, 10 barrels
spirits turpenune and 2,2sl barrels rosin; to
Glasgow. 1900 barrels 70 in; 10 the nte 'ur.
l.3li barrels spirits turpentne and IS barrels
ro-in. The following are Board Of Ira ie
81 Is q 81 20. IL 81 so, 81 IS. X 81 30 NJ $50
n $500. window glass So IS, water white So 80.
Spirits turpentine SEC.
Rsce(pts, Shipments and Stock from Apr1 I,
1855, 10 date, and for the corresponding date
Irsf
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-05-01
WEEKLY REPORT.

SEA IsLAND.--The receipts by factors for
the past week were "a bags, and the
sales for the same time were %
bags, while the stock was reduced to 4.043
bags. There was slight improvement in the
demand over the previous week, while APP
parentIv firmer tendency was to be observed
among holders. There was, however, no
changes in prices, though factors were en-
abled to get outside figures on some lines, but
the m arket was not qnotablv higher. Quota