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Commercial.
~ SAVANNAH HhH ItKT.
OFFIGE GFJHB N\W9. 6 |
WKKKI.V BKPOKT.
General RBMAMB.-There was more
activity in the general market during the
pant than the previous week. In pretty
nearly all its departments ihere was a notice
able improvement both in toue and move
ment The greatest activliy was in the
grocery and provision ami dry goods trades.
In the latter the spring trade has almut
begun, but the bus ness is mostly on orders
as yet, very few buyers being on the spot.
Still the buying < quite liberil, but vrlih
considerable caution exercised by both buy
ers and sellers—the latter on account of time
and credits while the former are held in some
restra nt by the low price of cotton. Collec
tions in the interior-till remain in an unsatis
factory condition with very little in the gen
eral outlook that is encouraging. The money
market, however, was easy while the securi
ty market was somewhat active. There was
considerable demand for all guaranteed
Blocks and bonds for investments.
The leading articles of provisions and
grain Bhowed a firmer tone, and bacon ad
vanced l l sk'4%v- 1“ all other commodities
values were comparat vely stealy with but
one or two exceptions, in which there was a
alight decline. For conditions and quota' ions
of the different markets the following review
will show:
Naval Stores—The market for spirits tur
pentine was quiet and somewhat nominal,
wild# prices fell off He. since last report.
There was a very small iuquiry, with oniy a
light stock 111 first hands. Ihe sales for the
week were about 45Uca*k8. Ro-ius —The mar
ket was also quiet and easier, prices of the
better grades declining 125((525c.. while the
lower grades b irely he.d iheir own r l here
was comparatively a steady inquiry,
though ou small orders, princi
pally for domestic account. The sales for tne
week were about 8,500 barrels. Elsewhere
will be found a table of receipts and exjiorts
from April 1 to date, and for ihe same period
last year, showing the stocks on hand and ou
shipboard not cleared, together with the ofii
cial closing quotations.
Rice. —There is no'b'ng new to note in this
market. It still drags, with no indications of
an early Improvement. Prices in the other
primary markets were again easier but no
lower. The sales during Ihe week were about
800 barrels, the hulk of which u as sold to-dav.
The following are the Board of Trade's offi
cial quotations:
Fair
Good 5 & 5 1 4
Prime 5'A&
Rougn—
Country lots 85® 85
Tide water 1 00f<91 20
Cotton.—Tbe market continued qu et
though ihere was some improieinent o>er
the previous week both in tone and in the
amount of bn-inea* done. In ihe early part
cl ihe week prices fell off J$ -. ail roun I. in
fluenced bv the wean feenng exhibited by
Liverpool, aud the tendency of factors to sell
out, refusing to carry stocks any longer, as
they have become quite burdensome. There
was, therefore, qu lea liberal stock offer
ing while buyers were still in
clined to lower prices and only
bid current quotations on a full grade. The
toial sales for the week were 8,403 bales. Tne
follow mg resume of ihe week s business will
show the lone and transact ons oi the market
each day, together with the closing quota
tions:
Saturday the market opened quiet and
unchanged. At the Second call it was dull
ll c osed dull, with a decline of l-lfic in good
middling. The sales for the day were 603
baies.
Monday the market opened dull and lower
to sell, though quotations remained un
changed. At ihe second call it was qu et and
Btcady, at a decline of Heforallgrai.es. it
closed steany and unchanged. The sales for
the dav w ere 525 bales.
Tuesday the market opened and closed
steady aud unchanged, with sales of 2,834
bales.
Wednesday the market opened quiet and
unchanged. It closed quiet. The sales were
902 bales.
Tnursday the market opened quiet and
unchanged. At the second call it was steady,
ltelos and steady and unchanged. The sales
for the dav were 1,650 bales.
Friday the marketopened and closed steady
and unchanged. The sales for the day were
1,899 bales.
The following are the official closing spot
quotation.- of the Cotton Exchange:
Good middling 9V$
Middling
Low middling
Good ordinary 75a
Ordinary 7
The reeelpts of cotton at this port from all
sources for the past week were 14 348 bales of
upland aud 898 hales seaisland, aguiust 5.14s
bales upland and 399 bales sea island for this
week last year.
The pa tieu'ars of the receipts have been as
follows: Per Central railroad. 9.595 bales up
land; per savannah. Florida amt Western
railroad. 1,429 hales upland and 3 6 bales sea
island; per Charleston and Savannah rail
road. 25 hales upland; pir Savannah river
steamers 236 hales upland: per Brunswick
and Swtilla steamers, 2o biles upland and 0
hales sea islumi; per Florida steamers,
34 bales upland aud 29 bales seaisland; per
carts 7 hales upland; per Dam n and Aita
inslia river -'earners, 2 bales sea island.
The exports lor tbe week were 13,964 bates
upland and 222 bales sea island; to New York
6.3*1 bale- upland and 180 bales sea i-land;
to Philadelphia. 72 bales upland; to Balti
more. 1,197 bales up and and 55 hales sea
island; lo Norkoping 1,950 hales upland; ti
Genoa. 1. 59 hales upland; lo Boston 4,007
bah s of upland and 37 bales Sea I-land.
The slock on band at the cl se of
the market to-day was 83,3< 6 hales un
land an I 7,625 hales seaisla and, against 4,5160
bales up ami and 5.746 bales sea island at the
same time last vear.
Sea Mind— The receipts by factors for the
past week were 821 hags, and the sales tor the
same time were 1,065 bags, whie the stock
on hand was 7.911 nags. The m arket was p ,r.
ticulariy quiet ntil towunis the 'att r part
of the week, when there was considerable
trading done by one or two factors. The
inquiry was principally for poor
cottons intended a- a subslitnte fur
Egyptians while i ro es offered lor me better
qualities are to > low to induce g neral sales.
The follow mg quotations are based ou the
above -ales:
Common 16 (®l9
Medium Floridas 20 rD2I
Good Floridas Slls(<M2
Medium fine Floridas 21:0,M 7
Fine Floridas 21K924H
Extra linn Floridas 25
MOV KM K NTS OlMoriON at I NTKKIOK t*OI N "a,
giving receipts and shipments for Hie week
ending F*o. 5, and stock on hand to-night,
and for the corresponding week of I8M5:
—Week ending Feb. 5,1886-^
Reimipte. Shipmente. &1o k.
Augusta 2,7 '7 9 8 41.614
Columbus 969 1,81(6 16.8:5
Rome 1,0x5 950 11,401
Macon S7i 546 2.070
Montgomery 1.0n5 8,216 6,7.1
Selina 20 950 14,391
•"inphm 6,1i: 8,304 140.8
Nashville 643 746 2.695
Total .14292 17.028 285,385
—Week ending Feb. 6,11*1—.
Here .pie. Shipmente. Stork.
Augusta 1.460 ],"O 19,894
Columbus 1,207 2,519 7,!6i
Rome 47>: 1,242 8,873
Macon 171 807 8,077
Montgomery 8,152 8,(M5 6.753
Belma , 798 999 5.220
Memphis 7,5 4 11,4 0 108.011
NaehrtUe 678 677 4,186
fetal 14.450 22.409 157.. Ml
rHX FOI„ OWINU STATKXUNT SHOWS TRr nkt
rrokicth at all forts roa thk week*
ENUINU KKB. 5 ANO JAN. 29, AND TOR
THIS WRXI LAST TKAR.
ThAe /.net Pact
Week. Week. Yr.tr
Bf restn n 11.481 13,.I I 'l 7,8*1
New Orleans 5n.i7!) 51,185 87.35!
Mobile 6,269 13.1.57 7.189
Bavanuah 14,715 18 058 10,504
Charleston 7,!St 6. >27 8,942
Wdinjf.gton 1,914 1.023 1,181
Noilolk 14,376 12,121 7.39!
New York 1,786 8,057 4,804
Various.. 1 ,037 16,853 7,119
Total 11‘,619 134,725 99 859
LIVRHT'I.II. UIIVK'I-NT KOK TIP. WRKX IjVII.
INO EKII. 5, i486, ANU EOS TIIE CORRK
arONDINU WERE* or ISSS ANU I*l.l.
n-fi. ms, mu.
Sales for tlie week.. M.nnfl 44.'00 ai.OoO
Exporter* look. 4.8U0 l 3')o 4,100
Speculators t00k.... i.do ::,w 0 5.1(6
Total stock 6311.000 80 '.ink) 866 (ho
Of which American. 47'.000 613.1M4 c s.uoo
ri imports for week *2. "0 :15.ikjo 146,000
Of which American. 54,mi0 os.iho ;in non
Actual exports .... u.oxi 4,000 2I.Vn)
Amount alloat 540,u00 1u0.0.0 41 1.0,1,
Of whidi American 20s. 110 J70.("j0 301."""
***** ♦ U-Itf ! 5 t 16<1 bl4l
CONSOLIDATED COTTON STATEMENT FOR THE
WREK ENDING Fkß 5,1986.
Receipts at ail 0. 6. porta this week... 119,518
Last year 89.-59
Total receipts to date 4,257,'49
Last year 4, ! J 795
Kximrt for this week 02 .185
Same week last year 93,413
Total exp Tts to da: 2,592 7'o
Last year 8.870,1-0
Stock at all United States ports 1, 6i,.rt6
Last year 869 146
Siock at all interior towns ■_ 4.4 >6
Last year t5.,5t2
Stock at Liverpool 6:;6." 0
Last vear. 86n.0 0
American afloat for Great Britain 2.1.0 0
Last vear 2:0.000
iiomparatlve Statement of F.eetps Export# and Stock* of Cotton to tne Following Plaoee
Latest Dates.
Stock on
Received tincr Exported since September 1, 1885. hand and on
FOBTB. -rptrmbrr let. Shipboard.
Great O'hr I’n Total C'etwi*
1885. I 1885. Britain France. Porte. Foreign. Porte. 1885. 188 L.
Sew Orleans Feb. 5 1,889,416' 1.31a. 071 499 694 220,248 277,063 997.006 377,868 378.907 311.543
Mobile Feb. I 808.561 212,915 28,884 83.884 140.740 55,0.82 43.980
Florida F.-b. 6 18.7 0 21 47' 16,720, !
Texas Feb. 5 6"-.'. 247 427.8“" 800,299 16,545 61,00' 277.84 7 289. 340 1 66 559 26.998 I
lUp’d Feh. 5 687 541 6SUIIO 88.934 B,'. 52 229.877 320, 503 240.805 88,806 46.ie I
Navannan f Sca , g>d Feb> 5 ]9,818 17.457 8841 884 11.665 7.628 5.143
jllp’d Feb. 6 401.5C3 4tk.22l 75,100! 17,297 126,567 218.964 104.060 71 "<*o 29,800
Charleston j Sea i a , d .lan. 29 6.715 11.818 8)6 8 8 2,880 4.608 4.921
North Carolina Feb. 6 8: ,5 ’2 “7,:W 40,166 16.559 56.725 18.582 10,4 3
Virginia .Feb. 5 42 ,9<<9 49“ <l-4 176,581 2,329 13.134 199.343 226,792 46 491 81.666
New York Fe >. 5 53.601 57 026 *4,72P 24,167 113,118 883.014 279,7'9 319,897
[Other |iorta Feb. 6 358, 5 1 423.876 162 98- :,635 19,9:6 171 589 59 658 43,607
I Total to date 4,205,759 1,499,578 291,472 862,037 2,652,084 1,379,967 1.061.166
I Total to date in I*s 4.187,558 | 869,146
Comparative Cos tton Statement.
Receipts, Exports and Stoce on band Feb. t, 1886,
AND FOR THE SAME TIME LAST TEAR.
1885-5. 1881-5.
Sea Sea
/eland. Upland, /eland. Upland.
Stock on hand September 1.. 551 8.29- 91 1,188
Received this week 893 14,348 899 6,148
Received previously 19,220 881,660 17,171 642.450
Total 20,114 650.21)6 ' 7.661 648,781
Exported this week 222 18 9 4 1,052 10.34"
Exported previously 12,317 552,936 11,446 691,281
Total 1?,539 666,900 12,5181 603.621
Stock on hand and on ship
board this dav 7,625 83,306 5.146 45,160
Visible suppi.tr proof ton.— Bemw we give
the table of visible supply, as made up by cable
and telegraph for the Financial and Commer
cial Chronicle to Jan. 29. The conlinenla
stocks, as well as those of Great Britain an<i
the afloat, are this week’s returns, and con
sequently all the European figures are brought
down to Thursday evening. But to make the
totals the complete figures for Jan. 29 we
add the item of exports from the United
States, including in it the exports of Friday
only:
1886. 1888
Stock at Liverpool 618,>10 823,900
Stock at London 15.000 41.000
Total Great Britain stock. 683.000 864,000
Stock at Hamburg 4,300 7,000
Stock at Bremen 85.500 44,900
Stock at Amsterdam 29,000 63,000
Stock at Rotterdam 800 800
Stock at Antwerp 1,700 1,100
Stock at Havre 141,000 21C.C00
Stock at Marseilles 4,000 4,000
Stock at Barcelona 45,000 41.000
Stock at Gonna 10,000 4,000
Stock at Trieste 8,000 7,000
Total continental stocks... 273,800 372.800
Total European stocks ... 906,800 1,236,-00
India cotton afl'l for Europe 93,000 39.U00
American cotton afloat for
Europe 454,000 552,000
Egypt, Brazil, etc., afloat for
Europe 41.000 60,009
Stock in United States iwrts 1,0“ ',239 885,457
Slock in U. S. interior lowua 444, >l4 26..01
United Stales exports to-day 27,118 19,000
Total visible supply, 3,049,671 3,058,-4-
Oi the above, tne totals 01 American auu
other liescriDlionaareaa follows:
American —
Liveri*ool stock 476.000 599,"00
Continental stocks 217,000 274.000
American afloat for Europe 4 4.000 s'2.pu"
United State* stook 1,08 2 9 885.457
UnitedSiatesinteriorstocks 444.5'l 206,391
United States exports to-day 27,118 19.0 ill
Total American 2.701,871 2.596.018
Total East India, etc 347.800 412.8C0
Total visible supply 3,049.871 3.054,848
The. tinpnri- into continental porta this week
ha-e been 59.000 bales.
The above figures indicate a decrease in
the cotton 111 aignl to date f 9,177 baies a
comuared wi'h the same date ol 1.885. a de
crease of 331.739 bales as compared with the
corresponding date of 1884. amt adeere rai ol
187.753 bales a- compared with 1883.
INPiA Cotton Movement.—The following
Is the Bo.noay statement for the week and
your, bringing the figures down to Jan. 28.
BOMBAY RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS FOE FOFH
TEARS.
Shipments this week—
Great Britain. Continent. Total.
1886 16,000 19.UC0
18-5 2.0P0 4.000 B.ooc
1-84 7.00 J 13,000 23,000
ISM3 11,0 0 89,000 50,009
Shipments since January 1—
Great Britain. Continent. Tata'.
1886 lO.OfO 42.000 52,000
18-5 11,000 87,000 48,000
1884 53.000 7 2,000 1 5,00.i
188.1 89,000 O'.Oou 108.300
Receipt*— /hie week. Sin or dot,. I.
1883 45,000 UI'.OOO
1885 27.000 85,000
1884 86,000 l 3,000
1863 88.0‘K) 1'15,000
According to the foregoing, Bomuav appears
to show an Increase comeared with last
year in the week’s receipts of 18,000 halos, uni
an lncre;u>e m sh.pinenl* of 11,000 hales, an l
the shipments since Jan. 1 show au increase
of 4.000 hales.
FINANOf AL.
Monet M 1 kxit.—Money easy.
Domestic Wxohmnuic.— Scarce. Banks and
bankers are buying sight drafts at par,
auu selling at V, percent, premium.
Foreign Exchange. steady; com
mercial, shore 64 Stiff; six'v days. $4-6' 4 ;
ninety days, 84 <W$; franks,cmmerclal, sixty
days, Pnri-anil Havre. $6 IsAJ; <hort, 4'< I‘4;
Swiss. $6 marks,
BECCEITIBB.—The market is firm for long
date bonds and tor deb' ituros Southwestern
aud A Hunt a and West Point stocks.
STOCKS AND BONDS
State Santo— Bid. A eke a,
Gano -vtis, 1889, January and July
ooop *ns 104 10m
State if G • orgla gold quarterlies. 112 11.1
ua mortgage on vt A A R 11,
regular 7 per cent, c moons
Jau HI I July, mu urltv 1383 100'4 101
Ga.dinl It's, m tlunty 1306 lll'/i I*3*4
t’itg Nando —
A1 lan 1 art per cent io. 107
Allauts 7 per cent 112 ll*
Augusta 7 per cent .108 112
Vugti-ta per cent. 108 107
U(ilutiiim-5 |-rcent 4 tfi
Macon 8 per ceut 110 Ml
SAVANNAH MORNING NEWS: SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 6,1886.
New Savannah 5 per cent, quar
terly, April co ipon
New tvannali 5 per ceut, quar
terly, Mu > O'Hii.cn 99*x4 100
Railroad Baa l
Savannah. Fieri la and Wei'ern
K R gen *ral mor'gage bonds.
percent iut,coup >us April. 104*4 106
A Jt ii Ist m rtgageconsolidated
7percent, imp msJauu.irvand
July, maturity 1897 .117 118
Centra-cn-01l ta’.ed morigage 7
per cent, coupons January aud
July, maturity 1893 ill 114
Georgia Railroad 6-. 1897 108 110
Charlotte,Columbiaand Augusta
Ist mortgage 114 114V4
Chariot te. Col urabiaand Augusta
2d mortgage 103 105
Mobile and Girard 2d mortgage
Indorsed 3 ner -em, eoiinona
Jan anil July, maturity 1884 .108 109
Montgomery and Rutaitla Ist
mortgage indorsid 6 per cent.. 107 109
Western Alabama 2d mortgage
indorsed 8 ner cent, coupons
April and Oct. mat ntv 1390 112*4 113
South Ga and Fla indorsed ... 119 120
Ron tli Ga and Fia 2d morigage .ill 118
Augustannil Knoxville 7 uerct 113 115
Ocean Steamship 6 per et bonds,
gear’d hv Central Railro id 103 105
Gainesville, Jefferson aud Routh
ern Rli Ist inort. go train'd. • 115*4 U®)4
Gainesville, Jefi'ersou and South
ern. not guur.mteed 111*4 112!$
Gainesvilie, Jefferson ami South
ern 2d guaranteed 111*4 lltk
Railroad Stooka—
Augusta and Savannah 7 per ot,
guaranteed, ex-dividend. ... 124 125
Central common, ex-dividend . 72
Georgiac.ommon 1#3!4 165
Southwestern 7 percent, guaran
anteeiLex-dividend .118*4 119
Uentrul 6 per centcerti Scales, ex
liivi'iend 91i?4 97J4
Atlanta and West Point Rairoad
stock .96 97
Atlanta and West Point li per ct
certificates, ex-interest 102)4 103'$
Savannah Gas Light stock, ex
d'-.-idend 1 ln)s
Mutual Gas Light 22 23
Southern Rank State ofGoorgi 4 170 175
Mercbanla’National Bank . ..140 142
Savannah Bank and Trust Cos. 70 75
National Bank of Savannah .100 102
N AVALSTORBB.—The receipts for the past
week have been 52 barrels amrits tur
pentine and 7.3 0 barrels ros.n. The exports
were 2.337 barrels spirits turpentine and Or 73
barrels rosin, moving as follows: To New
York. 2 382 barrels rosin and I 7 barrels spirits
to Baltimore, si- barrels -pint- -urppn m -and
*42 barrels rosin; to Philadelphia 137 barrels
spirits turpentine and 2i6 barrels rosin; o
Hauiburg, 3.95i barre - rosiu; t > li'istoi, i,31 1
barrels sp rits turpentine, an 1 1,771 barrels
rosin;to B st n, 265ia re ssp ritsturpentine,
and 153 barrels ro-ln; lo the I -t • ior. 176 b r
rels spirits turpentine, auu ll!8 barr :is rosin;
for repacking, etc., 303 bare is sp lis turpen
tine. The following are Board m Tra le quo
tations: A, B. C. and D 95c. E 51 (10. F 51 05,
Gsl 20, H 51 6b, 1 12 3714 K 52 70 a-ked, M
51 62*$ a-ked. N 54 62L5 a-ked. window gas
54 '0 asked, water hue 56 00. Spirits tur
pentine regulars 39)*c. •
fieceipte, Shipmente and Stock, from April 1,
1885. to late, and for the aorreeponiing date
laetyear:
r— 1885-6. —. 1884-5
Soir to, Raein. Spirite. Roein.
On hand April 1.. 1,672 3rt,205 5.409 49,369
Rec’dthis week.. 552 7, >59 735 S./2I
Rec’d previously, 103.413 412.8“ t 111.750 415,810
Totals 105,d .7 45(1,i3.8 119,894 413,400
Shipmente: Foreign —
Aberdeen .... . .... 4,221 .... 8.700
Antwerp 12,313 6,403 13,562 2,014
Barcelona 2,330 1,618
lie last 600 1,54"
B rgen 206
Bristol 2,827 4,1*90 7,625 28,329
Buenoß Ayres.. ... B'o ....
Cardiff 4,000 3.412
Jartagena 9t)B .. . 762
Cork fur orders. 10,477 2,9j5 17,181 8,057
Cronsiadt 4,486
Danzig 2,500 .... 5.46
Genoa 6 120
Glasgow 9.0(0 1.282 6.418
Goule 3.650
Granon 9,441
Hamburg 6,03* 21,67* 3,786 11.187
Hacburg 3,400 .... 8,231
Hull 4,562 2,188 5,277 4,2 1
Liverpool 3.625 10,506 700 5/85
London 14.40S 13,457 17,456 20,6'7
Malaga 10 1,000
Montevideo 402
Marselles 8,870
New Castle on
Tyne 183 2,354
Naples 2,772
Oporto 500 60 L 351
Palma de Ma
jorca ... 440
Reval . 1,943
Riga .... B.ICO 6.300
Ri-oer 2,9 5
Rotterdam 850 7.220 2,950 28,0 ii,
Santander 280 6
Trieste 200 2,200 6CO 17,032
Vigo 6 ....
Venice 2,388
Coaet/mie+—
Baltimore 4,501 61.221 7,288 72,0X7
Boston. 9, 27 22.414 8,853 27.546
Philadelphia 7.516 1 ,181 7,018 25.0.>2
New York 17,301 109,657 16.077 106,502
Interiortowns... 7.449 3,076 4,H27 6,816
Packing, eto 1,684 .... 614 ....
Totalshlpmeuts..l'3 102 323,324 115,788 406,8*9
Stock on hand and
ship board
Feb. 5 2,535 128.310 4,111 67,001
Bacon.—Market strong and advancing; de
mand imnrovmg: smoked clear rib sides. 7c;
shoulders, sCsc: dry salted clear rib sides.
6 -c; long clear 6)40; shoulders, 4)sc; hams,
lie.
ts aggino AND Ties.—Market (lull and easy.
We qnote: Bagging— Vd lbs, lUsall34c;
2 tbs. 104iallc; 14* lbs, Iftalil'ic; l's
tbs. 9|<a9)sc, according to brand amt
quaiuiiy. iron ties—Arrow, 4 15al 29
per bundle, a cording to brand and
quantity. Btgglngaud lies in retail lota a
fraction higher
BUTTER.—Market ery quiet.; Oleomarga
rinc, llitlic; choice Goshen, 20c; gilt edge,
22a24c; creamery. 23ca25c; country, 16a20c.
CHEESk.—Market steady, demand good;
stock light. We quote: 9al2)sc.
C abb xdES Noidfiern. l'kq)l2c.
Coffee.—Toe market Issteidy; demand
fair. We quoie for small lots: Ordinary,
84$o; fair, 9 se; good, 10c; prime, 11c;
choice, llall‘sc.
Dried Khijit.— Apples, evapora'ed, 9c;
peeled, 6c. Peaches, peeled. lUallo; un
peeled, sa7c; curi aula. 7c; citron, 33c
DrvGoous.—The market m tl eandflrm;
slocks ample. We quote: Prints, 4a6c:Geor
gia browu ■ liirting, 3 4. \%a; 7-Sdo*4io: 4-4
brown sheeting, a*ic; white osnahurgs, 7’sa
8)$c; checks, 6a6 c: varna, 85c, for best
make-: brown drillings, 6'sa7vsc.
Fish.—We quote fall weiguts: Mackerel-
No. 8. half bbls. 83 25*8 50; N o 2, *4 50a5 50.
Herrmg—No. I, *oc; *vled. 25c; coil, 6aßc;
No. 1,6 50.
Flour. Market firm; demand mod
erate. We quote: Superfine. 58 wa
8 76; extra, 84 40.a4ii0; fancy, 45 65a5 35;
choicepu'ent. 46 POafl 50: family. 45 00a5 15
Fruits.—Lemona—Stock ample am! demand
light, |8 5"a4 (iO. Oranges—Market quiet;
Florida bright*, 82 90a si; russets. 51 f.oal 78.
Apples—Northern, |2 50a1 iki per bhl.
grain.—Corn: Market steady; demand
good. We quote: Whitecnrn, job bits 65c;car
load lots, 62c; mixed corn. Job lois, 640; car
load lots, file Oaissteady; giasi demand. We
quote: Mixed oat*. 17 ; carload lots. ilc.
Bran,4l 15a125. Meal, rt7)sc. Grist, per bushel,
72)40.
li at.— Btarkel steady, with a fair demand;
stock ample. We quote job lota: Western,
4i'it; carload lots, 5100; Eastern, none;
Northern, roue.
Hides. Wool, Eto. Hides; Market
quec receipts fair; drv flint, 15c;
salted. 13c; drv butcher, 12c. Wo.fi; Markc
iwmimil; prune. 20c; Imrrv, Halto. Wav
22c. Tallow, Je. Deer skins, flint. I'd; sailed,
Inc. Otter skins, 25ca12.
Iron.—Market stealv; Swede, 4'.saSc; re
flned. 2*c.
Lakd.— The market is firm; in tierces and
tuli. 7 j -,c: 50-It* 11ns. 7 ,0.
Lime, calcined plaster and Cement.-
Alsbaina lump lime is in fair demand and Is
selling a' 41 80 per barre’; Georgia, 41 80; cal
cined piaster. 41 -* per bhl; hair. sc;
Georgia cement, s'; Rosendale cement, 81 #*:
Porlisnii cement, 8150.
Liquors.—Full sow,a; stendy demand;
Bourbon, 81 50a5 50; rye, 41 V'art :>0; rectified,
41a185 Alesnn hanged and in gnod <lern Amt.
Nails.- Market steady; 3d, 81 Is;4damlsd.
88 IU; 60, 83 25; Bu, 5i 00; lOd to6od, 52 75 per
kec.
Nuts.—Almonds, Tarragona, IBUo; Irtcaa.
10c: Brazil, 9c; filberts. 12c. Uocoanuto—
Baracoa. >8 75 per 100.
Oils.—Market aH: moderate demand;
signs'. DOartfic; West Virginia buck, ll lie:
lard. 55 1 Or.; headlight. GuflOc; kerosene. 16c;
noai foot. sc; machtnerv. 2 aiuc; linseed,
raw. 6c; balled, 58c; mineral seal, lac; Ore
proof,B6c h 20'.
Onions.—Northern, per bhl, 88 75al 00; per
cm c. 51 0.
Prune*.—Turkish, 554 c; Freuon.kc.
Peas.—Cuw peas, slock ilgnt; demand
v ; mixed. Bi*; 01*7, 5125; black-eve.
81 75.
potatoes.—Rtock light, with eoihl demand.
Nor hem, per barret. 82 76al no: Aroostook
11 -c "i.
Raisins.—Demand julct. market stead.;
loose new Muscatel. 85 69; layers, 82 75 per
box; London lavors, 88 2i per box.
Salt.—The demand is moderate and the
market quiet;car-ioail lots, 75c, f o b;joo lots.
98fvS 1
BugAES.—Market steady; cut loaf. 7*sc;
standard A. c: extra C. 6 c: C. yellow
5 c; granulated. 7 ,0; owdered, 7 „c.
Steup.—Florida aud Genrgi.uy ru ps m mod
erate demand; supply xcciv . Wequoie:
25a10c; toe m iraet is quiet for sugar house 41
85*40c; Cuna straight goods 30c in hogs
head-: m ' sees. 2uc
Tobacco.—Market dull; demand moderate,
Wequoie: Sm isiug. 25ea$l 25;otiewiug. 00m
m n. sound, 28a30c; fair. 35a Sc ; me bum.
40h55c: brigm. 60a75c; flue fauoj, <ia9oc; ex
tra fine, 90 ill In; bright navies. 45a57u; dark
nav ec 40 (50c
lumber.—The demand coiitinucs heavy,
an I inn h lumber wanted for quick de
li try that cannot be pi iced. Prio. s
firm a! slight advance, aud with a further u"-
wa'd in D nny. Mills all full of worn.
Onlinarvs'zos |l3 nnais 50
Difticiiltsizes 18 00a20 30
Flooring boards 18 00*19 50
Bhi "stuff .. IN 00*29 50
Timber.—Market dull and nominal. We
quale:
700 feet average 5 9 OOall 0C
800 “ *• 10 00atl 00
900 “ 11 00al2 00
1,000 “ “ U OOal* 00
Shipping timber In the rafi—
-700 feet average 88 00a 7 00
800 ** “ 7 00a S 00
900 “ “ 8 00a 9 00
1,000 “ 9 00*10 00
Mill timbersl below these figures.
ruifiGHrs.
Lumber.— Sy Sail.— W,- uave a good supply
of spai toniii ge, and the iifTcringa tu arrive
are s 111 well p to the want* of trade.
We qiofie 54 00a5 00 as the range of prices
from this and the near Georgia porta
on lumber to It all I mure. Philadelphia. New
Y"rk, sound ports and east *, ir l. Timber is
50c it! higher than lumber rates; to the West
Indies and windward, nimlna 1 ; to South
America. 812 50*13; to Snantsh and Mediterra
nean porta. 815>all: tu United Kingdom
for orders, timber, 27*28; lumber £4. Bv
steam to New York. 87; to Philadelphia, 87; to
Boston, 80.
Natal stores. Coastwise.—By sail.—
Du i ami ominal. Foreign.— Cork. etc. for
orders. 2s 6(1, and. or. 45.; Ba tie, 2. 61,
md 2v :)$(. Coastwise. Steam —To
B,ston. 50c on rosin, 41 on spirits;
to’New York, rosins 40c, spirls 9fic; Philadel
ph4a. rosin :We, spirits SOc; 10 Baltimore, rosin
30o.9idrus70e.
Cottoe.— Bv Steam— Room in fair supply;
marketsteady. „
Liverpool, direct ; lfMitd
Reval 23-64d
Bremen .....) ..+ 5-lew
i- rcelona 2S-64d
Havre 10-64
Genoa 28-4 ii
Liverpool via New York, m 9-3 :u
I.ivsriKjol via Roßon, y th 19-6ld
Liverpool via B Jkimnre*® lb 17-6d
Antwi-rp via New" York, tb 11-S2U
Havre via New Yt*rk, jfl lb .... 11-19
Bremen via NeW York # Tb >^d
Reval via New tMrk, W>
Bremen via Baltimore, lb . 9.1
Amsterdam via New York, jk bale... Vfn■
Genoa via New York 13-S2d
Boston, ft bale ... 41 7o
Seaisland.* ba1e....:,.,. 175
New York. * bg| 1 50
Sea island, m hale 150
Philadelphia, ylDa'e 150
Seaisland, 150
Baltimore, jjl bale 1 Ji
Providence, |) bale 2 00
By Sa.L.
Liverpool 17- l 4d
Genoa ..... . ..m... 2.-........... 5-ltw
Bremen #-!*d
Rice,— BvSteav *—
New York, 18 barrel : 60
Philadelphia, barrel 60
Baltimore, 18 barrel 60
Boston, t) barret .1. u,:
CCfiINTRX PRODUCE
Grown fowls, 18 P*r 60i#7n
Chickens. 1 bree-quarters grows ... 6"(B>n
Chickens, hatf-growK, JSL.T, 35#45
Turkeys, 18 pair....ap..A.;'. 1 OOifiH 7u
Eggs, 18 dozen z3#25
Peanuts— FxnhT hrm Va., * lb
Peanuts—Haad ’itqked, lb tb,........ i*s El-
Pea nuts—Straight Virginia ti-
Peanuto—(.eopgia, apunnal 2)s#
Sweet potatoes, Klwida, ft bushel.. 31#*0
s wcet uotatoea. yellow reds * bush. 66#
Sweet potatoes, yellow yams, gl bush 60# 5
White yams su(ql '0
Poultry.—Market ea-ier, demand fair,
stock large. EGGS.—in good lema and. mar c
pn rly supnli ii; market firm Peanuts—
Ample stock; demand light: native peanut* in
light request at q uotalions. Sugar.—Georgia
and Florida, nominal: none m market
H inet.—No demand; nominal. Sweet pota
toes scarce; demand good.
SAVANNAH .VI Alt ART,
OFFICE OP 1 TUB H UNO NEWS, >
savag-taa. Feb 5. im. $ r.
Cotton—The market was fairly aotive am)
very steady. Tnfc inquiry was good, but buy
ers insist on a full grade at current prices.
The sales for the nay were 1,899 bales. On
’Change at the opening call, 10 a. m., the
market was reported steady and unchanged,
with sales of 4*B bales. At the second call.
I p. m., it wassteady, thesales oetng4o9 bales
At the closing call, 4 p. m.. It wus still steady
and unchanged, with further sales of 1,067
bales. The to lowing are the official closing
spot quotations of the Cotton Exchange:
Good middling 9'4
Mid lling 0%
Low 4
Good ordinary , , .754
Ordinary *.¥■.. 7
Kies.—TbO jptarkptLpriyi quiet and steady.
There wasAnM' Itfiprtrvetient fu the demand,
and a good daxV pttgLnea* was doing. The
pales for the ’ukyx wised 44* baFre s. The
Board of Trade's official quotations were a
follows: G ,77113 c
r EiE"-‘-Tr*vr"xr
Country lots—; 85 4 95
Tide water VA. Ml I OotAl 20
Nxvsl market tor spirits
turoentme couii ones'mtu and more or ter
nominal, there, was, it*’ng doiug. and tc
r.ales reported. '-'At I ftte kr tfnard of Trade on
the opening cAtWtfie nia-Lri was reporton
quiet, at :;H4r. Wr regulars. Al the’losing
call it was qu et, at Kl)4e for regular".
Rosin—The market was quiet and unchanged.
There was very tittc doing, ami about bin
oarrels CO re rod he day’" business. At tin
Hoard of Trade on the rfirk.e>ll the marcel
was reported quukt, altllttPf dtowinx quota
tions: A, B, C and Dse. E. *1 90, r|l 0 G
II 20, II *1 00. I K7fc.lv *8.70 I.ked. M•* ,
• sked.' N $i 62*% i*A, and; 'window glass 24 7o
a-ke t, water white |6 tw. At the closing call
it was unchanged, g A
MiKlUtb ifg t>trßuilAPffi.
FIX tlOl IL.
Nkw Yoak. F d>. .swfoa.-Wtioehsant'TO And
llrm Minay easy ift’l l eeu . Rx
ohange—long. (4 short. $4 so. eta bonds
uo . e dwt. Government bonds dull but steady.
6:on n. me— K.wiiiauA|dßliy Moneydio*d at
qf % Udr beet. Hub-Tiauryh.4lsnoe*—Gold,
♦ls6,liS.OJtiCurrenoy. 4J',l 9. 'CO. Uo.ernmea'
bonds 'to lift liroitf 'ifr pere.en l lit :,; three
percent. 100'i. State bonds negMtted.
l be slock market WAigeuervlfv very strong
at nil' opening. l|rt qvdtet)up- sin,wing g ot s
ranging fromMoV r I i>er Celt',, the latter
for llnicn t'aeillc aud Lacka i auuu During
the Hrst hour there wa- continued strength
and decided activity in dealings, durtig Wblch
advance* from the opening of iramaon' to over
1 per cent, were .unde. The highest prices of
the day were made about 11 o'clock, and aficr
midday there was a very deoided d< o easc hi
the amount of business. Prices llumaateil
within a narrow range until lute in the day,
when there was a decline of J 4 lo 1 per lien .
Tins was cheeked Just berms the e, ose, and
slight advances were ma o: in tossy cases, toe
market closing moderately active and firm.
>peculation hinges to an over lerge ex eu’.
upon the pro'iabilltlas of an early settlement
of the railroad and oual troubles through ne
gotiations which, it is beiicvisi are going on
at present. In the afternoon dec inu the coal
siocks were consp cuous lor tne losses made.
Lack iwantia closiug with a loss of % per cent,
and Reading I Hi. Erie was very active and
dosed with a gain of 1 perc nt.; Northwest
era is up %. We tern Union L. end Lake
shore. New York Centra'. Psciile Mall and
Union Pacific each *, Males 1411 UnO shares,
the following lining tne c'ocng quotations’
Aia.oiast A,am > 99 4 Nash. Acn ilt’a. 47
Ain. class B, 6s. . 145 New Drleant Pa-
G rgiats 100 m 10, Ist inert St
•• 7s, mortgage 101 N.T.Usutral 106',
N. Carolina* ~80 Norr.A W. pref *7
” new M Nor. Pact So 27',,
*• funding 1# “ pref.. S'
So.Uaro.ißrosrni Pacific Mall ss-*
consol*. 109 Reading..,. 19*/,
Teonrs-ee bs ... 55'4 Klehm'd A tl'gti. 7
Virginia 4B Kiebm'd Al •. 76
Va. 0 mso'idtted. 12 Kicbin'o A W.Pt,
Ch’oc ike A'lino. II Terminal 85'4
Cnic.A N’nttiw’n.llo‘4 Bo eh It laud ... .1* ’ a
•• nreforrst.. 196'4 fit. Paul
I tela.,Lack. A W.l*9i, “ nrsforred 12s 1 .,
Erie 26 TexssPaelite ... 12c,
K. renoo'se# Bit B*4 On on Paclrte ... bi\
Lake 6 lore. 88 7 N. ,1. Central 45fc
l.’vrlet Nsvh... titg Missouri Pacific..]l t
Memphis A Uttar 86 Western Luiou 7894
■loblle A Gu10... If
corTON.
LtvKRFOOL, Feb. 5, noon.—Cotton dull; I
pro s generally in buyers favor; middling I
uplands 4 15-lUd: mi Idliug Orleans 6 1-161; |
sales 8,900 bales, for spe uiaiinn aud export 1
1,000; rsosipis 10.000 ba es—A merman 6,4 C.
Future:: Uoiau ls. low ui t Hun ciaus*.
Febrnan and March de iverv.4 5 -6|@4 58-64d;
March aud A.■ rif, 4 58 fiua* j9-6*it: April ami
May, 4 80 fit cp4 61-64d; May and June.462-64®
4 61-64(1; June and July. 5 1-64-Vi' 2 Hd". Au
gust an I September,B 7-64*1 Marktd firm.
Tlie tendera uf deliver! >* at 10-dav’s clear
ings amounted to ,:i>o bales new docket.
Sales for ihe we k. 54.18)' ba e—American
43 0(10 bale.; speculators look 4.1100 nalcs; ex
porters 100k4.800 bun's; actual exports, I.Hoo
bales; imporis, s-l.ii'o bii'es—Amcrie ui 54.000;
total stuck 6:16.000 bales—American 479.0 0
bales; toial afloat, 240,000 bale*—American
•201.000 bales
2:o# p. in.—-The sales to-day included 6,900
bales AiiitTH an.
Futures; Unlands. low mid illnr olanse,
February delivery. 4 59- 4d, selu r-: February
and March, 4 9-6 id, sellers; March and
April. 4 59-Ald. buyer-; April and May,
4 61-ttld buyers; Mai’aud June. 4 Hl-64'1. buv
ers; June and .July. 5 2 64 I, vain ; July and
August, 5 5-64d, sellers; Ailgll-t md aetitem
ber, 6 i-84d, sellers. Market steady.
5:90 p. in. —Futures: UnUuus. 10 v middlin*
(fifcuee, February dsllverv. 4 51-144d. sellers;
Feltruary and March, I si-fild. -cl ers; Marcli
and April. 4 69 64d. seders; April and May,
4 61-Bid, sellers; Mv and June. 4 i>B ltd, sell
ers: June and July, 5 t-64d. Ini'ers; Jnlyaud
August. 6 4-ii4d. sellers; August and septum
ber, 6 7-t4d, (-ellera. Market cosed quiet bu
steady
New York, Feb. 5, noon.—( otton qnlet;
middling upianda. 9 3-16 c; middling Ormans.
11)1,0; sales 1 <i bales.
Futures: Market opened dull, withsales as
follows: February delivery, 9 09o; March,
0 lie; April, 9 27c; Alay, 9 370; Juue. 948 c;
July . 9 6 c.
5:00 p. m.—Cotton closed qnlet; middling
uplands, 9:4.160; middling Orleans9 : [ie: sales
20! hales; not recoups 11 me, gross 1,675 bales.
Futures: Markelciosedquiet bulstead).with
sales vf6 -itiU bales, as followe: February de
lively, 9 08® 9 09c; 61 are 11. 8 14c; April, 923
9 2tc; May, 9,(8®0 Me; June, >l4 *9 41c; July.
•11(49 6io; August, 9 61fi*9 59a; Sontember,
9 .14 ji" 15c; October, 9 15*9 180; November,
9 12(49 file.
The Pint says: “Futures, after losing 2® 1
points, recovered part of the loss, bul the third
cull showed little lile. and few tales us well as
offers were made 2693 1 oints below yesterday’s
closing Futures dosed steady but B(4* points
lower than vesierday.’’
Weekly—Netreceipts 1,783 hales. gr 0531,166;
ex|iorts, to Great Britain 11,703 hales, lo
Franoo 612, to the continent 2,122; sales 3,021
bales: stock 279,770 bale*.
Galveston, Feb. a.—Cotton dull; mid
dling 8 13-lOC.
Nohfolb, Feb. s.—Cotton dull; middling
l;ic.
haltimorf, Feb. s.—Cotton quiet; middling
Ship.
Bpstoi. Feb. 6.—Cotton quiet; middling
9*jn.
IViLMiNOTON, Feb. s.—Cotton steady; mid
dling B'*C.
Philadelphia, Feb. s.—Cotton dull; mid
dltu o':c.
New Orleans, Feb. 6.—Cotton quiet; mid
dling 8 11-lOc.
OluBiLK, Feb. 6.—Cotton auiet; middling
81-16(1.
Memphis, Fob. s.—Cotton quiet; middling
8 11-16 c.
Augusta, Feb. s.—Cotton dull; middling
B%C.
Charleston, Feb. s.—Cotton quiet; mid
dling sv„
Montgomery. Feb. 5. —Cotton steady; mid
dling B'oC.
Macon, Feb. s.—Cotton quiet: middling
BWc.
Columbus, Feb. s.—Cotton quiet; middling
sc.
Nashville, Feb. s.—Cotton steady; mid
dling B%c.
SELMA. Feb. 6.—Cotton quiet; middling
B'so.
Rome. Feb. s.—Cotton quiet; middling
/„C,
Atlanta, Feb. s.—Cotton—Ml dlingßßsCA
New Yoke. Feb. s.—Consolidated net re
ceiplslor all cotton ports to-dav, 20 B's bales;
exports, to Great Britain 15,439 bales, to France
PROVISIONS. GROOKIIIKS. ETC.
Liverpool, Feb. 5, noon.—Wßeat qu t but
steady,with poordem md; h dderaoffer freel).
Lard.'prime Western 32 3d
new Yoke, Feb. 5, noon,—Flour dull an 1
heavy. Wheat lower. Corn better. Pork
firm; mess 5.0 50411 00. Lard weak at
346 c. Freights steady.
5:00 p. m.—Flour, Southern unchanged.
A heat—spot lois '/$(41c lower; No. 2 red,
90)$c, February dsliverv *9O' >c. Corn—
spot lilts )f4lc lower; ungraded 47(449r; No. 2,
)0i,@60t 4 ('.. Februurj delivery 50)*(4il(! Oats
a shade B'ronzer but vry uuiet: -o. 2,38 c.
Hops unchanged. Coffee, fair Rio. ou toot
Steady at 6*4c; o. 7 Kill, oil spot 6 70c. Sugar
.-10-ed dui and nominal; fair to good re
filling, 5 7-16(45 9-16 c; refined closed quiet
-C 5)5(45j4c, extra C 5 7-16i#6%0, wui e extra
C 54$c. yellow 4js (*s)oi' , oil A sjglie. mould A
’l)sc, siaudard A b*s '- confectioner’s A Hlgc.
c 1 ■ at anil crushed 6 7 4'4"e, powdered 6 11-16
-41440, granulated 6)sc. cuhea 6 11-I6 46f4c.
Mol *s stiodv. CoM"n “cedoil *u for crude,
Slo for refined. Hides firm; New Orleans
OAglSlOc,Texas 10)jC. Wool u..changed. Pork
Ui uj; ui ss #iu so. Mid-lie.'' firm, card UUii
aud without quotab'eebange; eouiract vrade,
011 apui 6 iSc.Muy delivery 0 vuc. Freights
to Liverpool steady; cotton, per steam )$4
9-64d: wheat, per steam 2d.
Chicago. Feb. s.—The toue was bearish at
the opening iu wheat to-day, May starting at
s*)4o and selling off )$c additional, but fair
i.uving covered a r dly tos4jse. followed by a
quick decline to 88)f(C( at which point the
feeling was very heavy aud offerings large.
The r. port of a belter export demand at the
seaboard began to be circulated, followed bv
a wave of bettor buying, and before 1 o’clock
there was quite an i-xc led rush by the sborls
to cover, under which the prlGe raided to
KS 5-16 c aud closed ou the regular board at
15 8-16 c Latest trading ibis afternoon was
at these figures. Coro an l oais ru ed a litt'e
firmer, but developed uo new featur *. Pro
visions were )"-s active. Moss porx siurtei
iu weak ai 811 80 for Mav. rose to 111 42)5, and
closedquie' at 111 37*v41l JO-
Flour unchanged Wheat do-ed %c higher
Ilian ys-lerday; regu" r, February delivery
7)gi4ill>,c, M tri ll 7>4'U.o}4c, May -Bf, V
-5- c. Corn quiet but a shade higher; cash
and February delivery '.B)4', Marc ■B6 5- 16c,
May 40U0. Oats steady and firm; cash 26)$ ,
March delivery 28 .a:, May 81j$u. Provisions
—Messpork opened 21 (#25 lower, ral led Da,
L)sa, closed quiet; ex-li 111 2fiufill 22*$, Feb
ruary amt March delivery 5U 1 etyll2s, May
5113 >(41142)5. Lanl steady and uncuangs'i;
oash and Fehrus.ry delivery 6 12*$c. M irdi
6 I7*se. Mav 827 (4*l Boxed meats—dry
sailed shoulders 895:44 o'ic. short rib 5 57 ,(4
5 6'ic, short clesr 5 -0 ~* hsc. W uiaky steady at
$1 16. bugar unchanged.
ST. Lot is, reo s,—Flour unchanged. Wheel
dull bu' higher: No. ‘2red,cash au I February
deliveryOOc bid, March 9"', rc.'if*( urn v -ry
quiet and easier; No. 2 mixed.cash 33)$ sß.l‘,e.
March delivery 3l‘,c. Oats nominally uu
cliangsd. Whisky stsaily at 51 I". Provinious
quiet aud g nerally lower: Pork ("tsier at
fll 40. Lard ieadvat6 SOc. Bulk meats—
boxed lot* loug clear 5 9 46 (1 ic. short rib
rt I2'se, -hori dear " 26c. Bacon - long clear
6e. short rib 6 10.36 I2‘sc, short clesr 8 2 .(4
6 25c.
GINOIMNATI. Feb. 3.—Flour unchanged.
Wheat quiet but steady; No. 2 red, 03c.
• C on firmer; No. 3 mixed 37 Lorn
(inner; No. 2 mixed, 97",. 37?,. Gats linn;
No. 2 mixed, 82c. Provisions—Pork quie
at *ll 25. Lard firm 111 6 l ie. Bulk meals In
ilgbl demand; shoulders 4 25c shot t rib 5 fgl
(#;, 70-. Bacon quiet bu' firm; boulders
5 !2*sc, short rib 6 87)$c, clesr 1.50 c. Whisky
llrni at 51 10. Sugar liuliaiiyed; Nr-w Orleans
5 4594 c. H"gs Steady ; oumnion and light 88 26
(44 lo; pa.• King aud butcherss* b(*44o.
Baltimore, Feb. 6, 11 ion.—Flour stoadv;
far innuirv; Howard street amt Western
suosrrtne <2 6243 nu.sx ra 43 -’. ".4 "0. family
54 25494 .5; City mills auusrfine 52 50 43 00.
city mills extra 83 ’•''•hi 15. city nulls Km
brands 8* 0-244 76. Wheat—iouibero stead>
aud firm; Wesiarn unsic. null fa rlv active;
Southern, re I 9i4Jc amuer u .@‘>.c; No I
Maryland. 92!$- bit; Nut Western winter
red, on epot 8,<467)5c. Uorn—Southern i.iiiu
nal in the altsenne ot receipts; Western steady
snd active Southern, white 66 450 c. yellow <0
(4 He,
Louisville, Feb. s,—Oram closed firm:
Wheal. No. 2 red 9to. Corn. No. 2 mixed 87)$
(§3ic; No. 2 white 19c. Oaf". No. 3 mixed,
81'$(*t2c. Provisions steady; Bacon—elver
nbeidet 6 80c. shun ilere 4 26c. Bulk meats—
clear rib tulas 6 70c, elsar sides 6 n. e, eboul
ders 4c. Pork, mese <ll 61. Lard, choice
lesfHc. Hams, sugar o ’rcl B*s(4llc.
New Oei.eanr, Fob. s.—t'off. e steady; Rio,
osrgoiMi 140)$R. Sugar Closed steady. Mo
lasses steady. Lotto 11 seed oil Arm
NAVAL STORKS.
London, Fab. 5,1:00t>. in.—Soleltetureen
tlne firm; spot 2S-, March to April delivery
88-. Mav to August 21e.
New Yoke. Fib. 5, noon.—Spirits turpsn
tine steady at 4uls'4 te. Rosin ateady at 81 01)$
(4< 05.
8:00 p. ra.~ Spirits tnrnentlne ateady at
501,c. Roein dull at 81 92*$ <*l 06.
L’H ieles ion. Feu. 6. Soirne turuenilne
Arm at 3j)sc. Rosin—sec for atramed and
85c fur got >i f sirs Ined.
Wilmington, F-w. s.—Np rue turnantine
steady at 7M*.s Rusin Arm; 74c for strsinsd
and nOc for g "and strained. Tar Arm at 81.
Crude tur anmn firm; uard 11 18, yellow
dip aud yirgia li 90,
RICE.
!<w York. Fob. s.—Market unchanged.
fixELEsroN. Fob. 5. tlrkt steady: fair
B"sc. good 48548 c, prime s)s46)sc; *ales 427
bai rei-.
Veiv Orleans. Feb. s.—Market quiet; fair
*’'*“. . good 4 1 , *o4)sc, prime 5046',c; ealcs
30 hftrrel*.
?;i ;t,unij jutfUtacacf.
Mf NT V DIJ it K AL and A.N.V.U—l’iilrt DAY.
Sun Rises 6:43
Sun ders 5:17
High W ATEuatlivinnih 9:33 a m. 9:B6pm
SATUHDAY, Feb 6, 1836.
ARtUVRD YKSTKIIDAY.
SteamshipL ty of Savannah, Daggott, New
Y".*v—G M sorrel.
steamship Lancaster (Hr), Sleeve-, Phila
delphia—A uder & Cos. (bee local.)
AKUIA KD UP FROM QUARANTINE YES
TBkDAY.'
Bark Tillld Nor). Kuudsen, to load for the
Continent—Holst A Lo.
Bar* Tliernl- (Non, rerjesson, to load for
the Comment—Holst A Cos.
ARRIVED AT QUARANTINE YESTER
DAY.
Bark Orient. (S), Kellner, Barbados, in
ballast, to Al S Cosuiicli X 1 o.
ARRIVED BELOW YESTERDAY,
Brig K >li. Dillon, Hawkins, New York, with
coal lo D R Thomas; vesael to Jos A Roberta
A Cos.
S hr Cathie C Berry, Smith, New Bedford,
with gu .uo lo order; vessel to Joa A Roberta
A Cos.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamsb.p city of August*. Nickerson, New
Yoik— ti M Sorrel.
Ship ( amelia (Ger), Brecke. Philadelphia.
111 lihllhsi—B F uinan.
Bark Emma Marr (Br), Brewster, Norfolk,
In ballast—Wilder A Cos.
Scur Annie ( Grace, Grace, Philadelphia—
Jos A Roberts A Cos.
ichr S It Hu bar l, Wehoffey. Dancn, in
bull st, to load for New York—Joe A Bobcrls
A Cos.
DEPARTED YESTERDAY.
Steamer St Nieholas.lTsina. Kernandtnaand
way landings—C Williams. Agent.
Steamer Ethel, Gibson, Coiieu’a Bluff and
landings-W T Gibson. Manager.
SAILED YEiTKRDAT.
Steamship City of Augusta, Now York.
Steamship Win Crane. Baltimore (not pre
viously.)
MEMORANDA.
Tybee. Feb 5. 7:00 p in—Passed up, steam
sh'p City of savannah.bark Orient (Sw), brig
R.ibt, Dillon, sehrCalhle C Berry.
Pi*(d out, steamship* city ot Augusta,
AVm Crane.
At anchor, outward bound, ship Camolla
(G"ri, bark Knims Marr (Br).
Wind NK,light; fair.
N w Yurie. Feb 3 Arrived, chr- Win Hay*,
-in.tli, Fcrnnndiua. Alible H GUecu, Gheeu.
Gcoryetown, 8 C.
Buenos Ayres, Deo 29 Arrived, bark Nortli
Starißrj, Hdwards, Pensacola; Jan 8, Ruth
;Nur), Olsen, B mis wick.
Dec 90. sailed, bark Sarin* (Hal), Marconi,
Pensacola.
Corunna, Jan 23—Sailed, bark Nlobe (Nor),
OLen, Savannah.
tv 'sale.Fi- B—Passed, ship Revolving Light
(Br). Dorkee, Savannah for Liverpool.
New York. Febs —Arrived out. stair Wis
consin, New A'ork for Liverpool.
D laware Break water, Feb 2—Arrived
sclir Henry I> May, Morris, Fernandina.
Prov.deuce, Feb i —Arrived, sc,lira Ella El
liott, Ch 1 pies. Brunswick. Ga; 3d, George E
Young. Perry, Bavan" (h. ,
Wiliumiloii. Feb 2—Cleared, arhr Addle
Jordan. Harriin.tu, Bruo-wi. k, Ga.
Wood’s Hole, Feu *—Arrived, schr Fartuna,
Rich, Bull River.
SPOKEN.
Schr Sarah Potter, from New Bedford for
Pensacola, about Fob 3, off baud Key.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
Baltimore, Fnbs—Stmr Danville, from West
Polut. reports passed red can buoy No 14 about
4 in 1 a above Smith’s Poiut, in tbe traca ui
vesse.s.
CHANGE OF BUOYS.
A whistling buoy, painted red, has been
plHced in 8 fathoms of water 1)4 tni es Bof
Point Judith lighthouse. A whistling buoy,
with red and buck horizontal ripes ha*
been in >orad on Snuthwcul Ledge off Block
Island, as u substitute for the ba I buoy pre
viously there. A black bell buoy has been
put instead of the whisilmg buoy which
marked the rocky ledge projectiug from the
north point of Block Island.
WKKCK buoy placed.
A spar buoy, horizontal striiies, baa been
placed in 8 fathoms water on the west side of
.•(sunken barge, in the Eiist Itiver. N V, be-
I iveeu 49th street and < tt..o Rock, on the fol
lowing bearings: South end ol Blackwell's
Island. ESE, shot tower, NJSW. Vessels
should pass to the westward ot tbe wreck.
By order of the Ligbthuuse Bourd.
MARITIME MIBCELLANT.
Norfolk, Fell 3-1 be Captain of bark Chari
ty (tlr) reports that ou I bursday. J,in 28, lat,
34 41. ion 74 47, about 50 miles sE of < aoe Hst
lei as a 2 p ra. fell in with the Norwegian
bark Catherine, of Sandefjord, waterlogg and
and abandoned (liefure reported); sm>t tip
mate and tbree seamen on board Hie vess. 1.
They returned and reported tiiat she was full
of water, with rudder and boats g .lie. mst
and sai § in cood condition, and no livlou
thing ou board. Caot Strahsn, of the Chari
ly, deeming the abandoned vessel dangerous
tii navigation a- cided to burn her according
ly. After savin a telescope, clock, charts,
harpoon, carpenter’s loots sn*l some olher
small articles, lie set her on Are "bout 3 p in,
and she was burni. fc fiercely when on hour
later a thick fog cine up, completely hiding
the vessel 1 rom sight. Tne bark had bills of
lading dated Savannah, Jan 7. 11*8, showing
tier cargo to be pitch piue pianking and bouud
lo ismdun.
FAST PASSAGE.
Ship Henry Hyde. Cant Pendleton, from Han
Francisco Oct IS, arrived at Liverpool Fob 2,
making the passage in 96 days.
RECEIPTS.
Per Central itillroad. F-h 5—1,176 bales
notion, 6s bains yarns, 64 bales domestic-, 4
bales plaids, 4 hales bides. 16 Ini.a paper. So
pkgs tobacco, 1,9119 Ilia bacon, 95 bhis losin. 6
iiblsspirits 1 iirpeniine, * ptgs dried fruit,
2,769 buahels outs, *lll bushels corn. 8.16 lutes
hay. 21 pk. s furniture. 21 cattle, 2:1 horses, 4
cars lumber, 12 cars wood, 1/8 toua pig Iron, 8
tons railroad Iron, *> pkgs wood in shape, 18
pkgs mu' inn ry, 171 sacks guano, 189 pkgs
ind-e, 119 pkgs paper slock, 4b earns eggs, 15
pkgsj' uk.
Per Chkrleston end Savannah Rv. Feb 5
50 bbls O’duloes, 9l boxes and 265 caddie* to
bacco. 35 sack* peanuts, 9 sacks rice. Shales
hides, and mdse.
Per Savannah, Florida and Western Rv,
Keb 5 —1,2*8 oalss ooltnn. 81 csrs Inmlier. 1 car
wood, * cars Iron,* ears cstile. 1,144 lib's rosin,
29 Mils spirits lurnsn 1 me. 2 bbls und 672 boxes
oranges, 9 sacks rice. 12 sacks potatoes, 12
bales hides, and mdse.
EXPORTS.
Per steamehin City of Augusta, for New
York—7s9 bales uuiand cottou. ' bbls rosin,
79 bales sea island cotton, 71 bales domestics
nnil yarns, *6 lib * sidril* tur ionium. 50,571
feet Inmlier 7 lislss hides, 16 bblsiill. 11 pkgs
fresh fl-ti, 494 boxes oranges, 298 tons pig Iron,
4 ears cedar logs. 95 pkgs mdse.
Per ste.imshin Wm ’ rsne. for Baltimore—
J.1'74 bales cotton. *tl bales sen island cotton.
216 obis P'Sln, 196 bills rice. 5H lndes. 50 blits
syrup, 1.98 b Itoxes fruit, 10 bbls spirits turpen-
P r svhr Annie f Grace, Pl-'ladel; k'a—ll2,.
14 : feel cypres• lumber. 3a) to’a old railroad
iron, 164 liUds iron tie clippings,
P\HHEV'4ER9.
Per steamship L'ltv of Savannah, from New
York—Miss * Field, Mrs Pod , lt;r- Itreit. Mr
WlMluS’in. Mr llrltt, W O Hslmocg, ,1 Atnsti,.
k,r.i 11 t.T-on A wlie, W • (lidding. EC
Clinch. 'I K Wi ter. Rev R Warren, .1 P Bo
dlne and Wfe. Rev II MRitn oek an I wi c,
Mrs K I. Psltnero, T Phillips and wife, K VV
Allyn, C .Mnrii g, F ( aliansn, Mrs ( \ Fulton
anu infant. Mls U Fultou, tlisa DeV llu, K c
Sconideu, W It Mallory. C tVilley. H M Mills.
C P Nadi, R .1 C 'ptiln. N Englander, W Will
sev. Hleei ago—C II timitb, I) P Carman, H M
Hill, K Row lev.
Per steamship CUy of Augusta, for New
York- A Adams, H 1; West, D- aud MrsU k
Johnson, Mr and MrsG R Kite ier.
P- r steamshm Wm Crsne. for R tltimore
J E Gould, W ssylcr. Dock—C Newton.
CONSIGN kks
Per Charleston and fixvannah Rv. Feb 4
Trnn*fer timne. 8. E A W Bv l ee Bov Mvers.
II Myers A Bros. West Bros, Ja Hari A Mro,
U M I'vs's. C ' hsrlton, W I Miller. H A Ul
mer. K T wer. M *>rst Abu, M Mendel A
tiro, V M lloil. Itiescr A 9.
Per Savannah. Florida and Western Bv.
Feb 4—Transfer Uffiioe. Jno Flunner / 4 Cc,
J K Clarke A Cos, Dale. D ft Cos, B B Hender
an, Riesei ft S. r, *, i.u,a,
A *■ hr *oh A lire, Hendheim Brov A Lo Vv |j
"/ v.'a • 11 M ver ’' 4 Kr '’?. i-ve Rov Myers.
V) I Mil cr. SGuckenheniierft Son. J Lao*
I.lnpman Bro-, vi m ()rr . j A D, lUK iase ft
•' 1 ' lv . *. M'ers, La Biker. 1 Heriofi
L ilenihal ft S in. f M Hull, E Lovell ft Soil
Weed ft C- Win Hone ft Cos, I, Wit e*. vv *3
Phillips. Eli. t. in ft ! , Meinhard Bros ft Cos
If I’ll 11 lips, Ep-to nft W. M it,oev * , pi
| ‘ OX. A coal ll AK, D C Bacon ft Cos. Me-
Doiu.ogli ft 1 0. Bacn J ft Cos. H 8 Haw kina
li M ( oner ft Cos. M Y ft I>l Melnlyre. Gor.
don ft 4; 1, Baldwin A 1.., and V Liaucy, It t et
AS. A RPa wee It, Peacock, 44 ft o, M Mae
lean, W W Chi-holm, Warren ft A, Waiter
I'ftCo, W oods ft Cos, Garnett, s ft Cos, Elila
H ft Cos, J I’ Williams, * C Jack-ion.
Per Central Railroad. Feb 5-Fordg Agt,
I M Comer ft 1 o, hogarl A H. Bald wln ft Cos,
Wood*- A C", JlO. Flannerv ft Cos. F M Far ey,
Garnett, Sft Cos. M Y ft 1)1 .Mclntyre. Wore
"ock. s A Cos. M Madeun. Waller, Tft Co*
L J Gnllinartln ft ' o, J L Thumps n. K Kirk
land. 8 La w<oo, Order. Lippman Br. s, GS
McAlpin. Palmer Bros, Mohr Br os. Wee" ft C.
Bond. 11 ft E. W I) Sunkios. p M DeLeon,
T P Bond & Lo, K . astlin, Moore A \, Luke
Carso", A Einstein’s Sons, J S Collins ft Cos,
Epstein A W I) C Bao .n ft Co.E E Cheatham.
8 Gurzenheimer ft Son, Acosta ft. E. Savan
nah Times. A J Miller ft Cos, B H ft Bro,
J A Pearson, J P Williams, I.ee Roy Myers.
C H 1 arson,Ryck AS, Boiler Bros, R Charl
ton, M Y Henderson, Frank ft Cos. TP Bond,
Peacock, 11 ft Cos. PO instead, J Well, Lud
den ft B, G Eckstein * Cos.
Per steamship City f Savannah, from Nexl
York—A It Allmayer ft Cos. Mrs II r Botta.
G W A lion. Acosta ft E, C I- Byck, Byck Bro*
Tl’ Bond Byck ft S. L K ByoK ft Son, C l
lirundl. M Holey ft Son, Branch ft C, KM
( iinnur, Collat Ifros, It C Couue I, J Cohen,
J M Case. Cohen A B, J K Clarke ft Cos. B J
CuMiedge. A II Champion, W s Cherry ft Cos,
\ It Cos 1 oft Cos, 1' II Carsoo. 1 Dasher * Co*
J Der-t, Kckman ft V. Einstein A L. W E-nll,
I Epstein A Bro, G Kck-tciti ft Cos, T H En
' ight, J H sip , .1 a Engl nh Flank ft Cos,
A Ehrlich A Bro, K ll Flood. K Frank. P Fox.
Fleisehman ft 1 *, J V\ Farrow. I, Frelil, R
Friedman, Kretwell ft N, .1 W Fretwell, M
Trostcnbe g. M torsi ft C", Fdg Agt I BR,
Gray * O’B, F Gutman, L J Gazan, S Hexler,
Graham ft 11. 8 Uuclienhelmer ft Son, L Ho
gs ,O M Gillicr ft Ci.(l P Havens,B P Ham.
llton. G M Jleldi ft Cos. G \ Hudson, A lian'ey,
It - J n- *, 8 Kcou-kofl. E Karruw. WK ng,
Knickerbocker Ice Cos, l> K Kennedy, Ksva
n mgli ft B, H H is v ft Bro. K Lablche, H
Lulls. 9 m l.ce, I. M Lewis. M Lavln. It H
Lewis, l.udiien ft B, I.ippman Bros, * Leflfier.
ls>vellft 1., I.iu.lsay ft M, F, tsivell ft Son, J
Lang. S Lang, Jin. Lyons ft Cos, DB Lester.
Mohr Bros. B F M Kenua, K A McCoy, L|
M>er., Meinhard Bros ft Cos, DPMyerson,
Me l ft H, H ' Morgan, W B Mell A Cos. P |
Maners. A N MiLer, ,1 J McMahon, McMillan
Bro , A J Miller ft Cos, Mojlo ft Cos, Tclfalg
Aesdemv. J McGrath ft Cos, McUooell ft Cos,
Nathan Bros, 1 ihlandcr Bro , J O’Byrne. W
Orr, Order J Luta, Orders Miller, J Perlius.
ky, K Power, Palmer Bros, T Rovilsky, W 9
lieed.J H Kiiwe. Kieaer 4S, oss ft 9. C A
Roger-, J eillv yg . L Stern. Solomons ft Cos,
J s m y;i, II L Aehrclner J T Biiiiptrine, S- re
vc 11 liou e. VV l Slinkins, Smith Bros ft Cx
P B Springer. II Sillier, W S> lieihmg, Mrs.l
L Taylor, Jim Sollivao, II Solomon ft Hon,
S, Fft W liv. P I nberdv, R H Ta'em. B t
Ulmer, .1 c Tu .inp-on, J W Tynan, Va e boy.
ai MfgCo, D Wcisbein. 'vllv.vi. Ir J J
Waring, Thus Wes ,G V Wa dimr. W est Bros,
Wi cax ft <7 Gu tnoCo, W ’* olff, V M West,
A 81 ft C VV West, Weed ft C.boulhem Ex Co}
Gu ft r la I 8 B Cos.
LIST OF VESSELS IN THE PORT OP
SAVANNAH.
Savannah, Feb i, ISS6.
STEAMSHIPS.
City of Savannah, 2.029 lons, Daggett, New
York, Idg—G M Sorrel.
Desso .g, 1,367 tons. Smith, Philadelphia, eld
—G M Sorrel.
Core.nilia ( Br). H 75 tons, Gavin, Antwerp, ldg
A Minis ft Sons.
Border Cnicftaln (Be), 990 tons, Nlool. Bre
men, ldg—A Minis A Sons.
Avlona t Br), 1.279 ions, Sargent, Bremen, !d(
—A Minis ft Sons.
Eaaiugt n (Bri, 1,136 tons, Greig, Barcelona,
ldg—Ri hard-on A Barnord.
L'angnrs ’ I Hr).1,139 tons, Noalls, Bremen, idg
Richardson ft Barnard.
I-aueasu r (Hr). 1,145 tons, Stecves, Liverpool,
ldg—Wlldi r ft Cos.
Eight aieaiuoiiip*.
snips.
Reguluv (Nor), 991 ton*, Lowe, Baltic, ldg—
Holst ft Cos.
Hermon ( Br), 1,077 tons. Marvin, Hamburg,
dis— Richards. 11 A B truard.
Mary Mewart (Br), i,071 ton*, London, dl—
Master.
Cameiia (Geri, 1,186 tons, Brccke, Philadel
phia. rid— S Fatmau.
Four -hips.
BAKES.
Niagara ;Gcr), 920 ton*, Steenken, Bremen,
Idg—Holst ft Cos.
Carries* (Non, 916 ton*, Jensen, Baltic, ldg
Holhl ft Cos.
Fed* Mei dels-obn (Ger), 081 tons, Wahlman,
I.lveri o", ulg Holst ft 'o.
Them 1- (Nor). 527 tons, Terjeen, Continent
ldg-Holst ft Cos.
Aicliea Kii-iNur), 657 tons, Hansen, Conti
nent, ldg—Holst ft Cos.
Victoria 1 Nor ), bfiS ton*. Arnesen, Liverpool,
dm—Holst ft Cos.
Mlmer (Nor), 4 3 ton*. Hausen, Palma Ma
jorca, ldg— Holst ft (.0.
Til'l l Nor), 4 Stuns, Kuudsen, Continent, ldg
Holst ft Cos.
Hindostan, (Hr), 454 tons. Stansfleld, Aquin,
Hayii, dis—Holst ft Cos.
Kagoa 1 Nor), 487 sous. Petterson, Cork tot
orders, Idg—Hoist A Cos.
Sophia Gurbiiz u.e- ).324 tons, Scblopsma. RU
Jauclro. dis—liolsl ft Cos.
Zorida (Nor), 617 tons, Berentsen, dis—Botsf
ft Cos.
Julie 1 Nor). 614 tons, Jors9 isen, Hamburg,
dis—Holst ft Cos.
(Nor., Aauoldt, Darien, repg- Holst ft
hineiie (Sw). 665 tons, Tnrstromsen, Ham
burg. eld—A It Salaa ft Cos.
Alette (Non. 681 tons, Stokke, Reval, ldg—A
it salae ft Cos.
Agaolyr (Norj, #44 t ms, Holmer, Barcelona,
ldg- A ;t -a'as * Cos,
Arendai (No- . (6i -ons, oosepbaen, Norkop.
lug, ldg -A It alas ft 1 o. ,
I Du Fratelu (*tal), 476 loos, Romano, Ply.
in nun, ilia—A It -alas ft Cos.
Ol us (Nor), 6u7 tons, Falck, Genoa, ldg—A H
Sal.is ft C'O.
Sospir 1 Ausi. 196 'ons. Vn- a ov'eh, at quaran
tine, ulg—M S Co-ul'Ch ft Cos.
Or eot fi" j. 367 t "► Keduer, At quarantine,
wt M 8 Coaultctl ft Cos.
Roo 'o 1 N 'rj, 762 to..a, Olsen, at Tybee, wtg—
M S Co-ulu h ft Cos.
LjuMorug < vus). 4'o tons, Scrabalo, Genoa,
eld—M S C" uli. h ft Cos.
Br.erly Hill iGor), 530 ton*, Scbiebe, repg—B
Fatinan.
Prasiilent Trotsche (Ger), 504 tons, Neijahr,
Reval Idg—l Fatinan.
Memio (K' 1 ,954 ton*, Horn, Baltic, ldg— Rich
ardson ft Barn ird.
Cato v r , 476 tou*. v ndreasen. Ear pe, Idg
—8 I* Shutter ft Cos.
Brunlga • P.r|, 596 tons, Geltzler, Liverpool,
dm—s P Sholier ft Cos.
Minerva Nor;. 514 tons, Hansen, Liverpool,
dis—A Mm sft Sons.
Kmma Marr (Bro 799 tons,Brewst r,Norfolk,
cl Wild r A Cos.
Ellen Rosi 678 toua, Dsblstrom, Barcelona
Idg— D L Bun n ft Cos.
Thirty-two oarks.
99106.
Murgam (Br), W 4 tou-. Wilson, Cork or Fal
mouth f r . id- rs, Idg—Holst ft Cos.
Ail 11 ( Hr). 2 0 tons, McLeod, Porto Rico, ldg
A K Sam* ft Cos.
Bam- (Nor), 3"3 "ins, Andreasen, Baltic, Mg—
M S Cosuhch A Lo.
oliert Dillon, (81 tons. Hawkins, New York,
die- Jos A Robena A Cos.
Four brig*.
■cnooNgaa.
Hantiel H Crawford. 8 I tuns, Tilton, Baltt*
more, ldg—Jus V It oerla ft Cos.
Win II Aloson. 433 tuna. Keuiaton. Baltimore.
Idg—Jos A Roberts ft Cos.
Kiauk Vauderhorchen. 611 ton*. Hand, Now
York, ldg Jos A it .here ft t o.
Nellie Chanipliio, 423 tons, Somers, Phlladel
pluu, Idg—Jos \ I'.olu-rla ft Cos.
Grace Brad ey. 630 tuna, M lutyre. Annapo
lla, Md Mg—Jos A fto rrts ft o.
Annie C Grace. 401 to s, Grace, Philadelphia,
eld—Jos A Robert* ft < o,
Mary F God(re> |u ton*. Gmlfrey, Bridge
imrt, ldg Jo* A R 'be* la ft Cos.
Varnna46.l tons, Blrdaall.New lurk. Idg—Jo
A Robert* ft Lo. „ _
Adele rbaekera. 651 tn. Klmmey, Baltimore
Idg—Jos A R<> eris A ' <>. _ ..
Bu')”> vvilentt, 317 to.is, lillchrist, 80-ton, ldg
—Jos A Itolieri* 4 Cos. _
Samuel B Hub anl. m o". Mehaffey,
Darien, o' I—Jo- A Kolwru ft Lo.
Samuel P llilrhcock, *.4 to*. Blair, Phip*-
horn di lo A bolo ra ft Lo,
S G liar*. 505 ion*, liners. Weymouth, drn
vifda Reimard.*3i7 ton*. Smith, at quarantine
wi ¥ ,) 1* a Kolm il h A CO.
Fsnole K Wol-too. *4' loos, Marr, AtD Wand,
d|s—l'M A K hrta *Co.
CAthoC Berty. 101 " n*. Smith, New Bed
ford ills- Jo- A Roberta ft ■ o.
11m* 1e I- fl, 4lone# Dole, New \ ork, ld|
.lohn)n.
Orin<H*o < Br). 29S foil-. Uph Ui* to l*4 for
r *rn mco. —H rhi*r-U*n ft Baroftru.
Kortun* (Sp)* I*7 Cuban, wtft.
Mueu ou •c*huuur.
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