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Newspaper Page TextCotttmfrriaL 7avanv<h MARKET. OFFICE OF THE MORNING XEW3,j SAVANNAH, May 3, 1886, SP. M. \ GKJnsRAL HKMARKS.-Bußineßß waft practi cully aoandoned yesterday. At the Board of Trade there was nothing doing, and the room .-a* Closed during the afternoon and no quo tations were ported at the hour for the open , call. At the Cotton Exchange there waa nothing doing, although the usual midday tail was had, at whieb the market was re nted steady and unchanged, but not a single transaction was reimrted during the entire dav. 1“ the olher markets there was a more or less nominal feeling, and the day was giyen „p to fes tyities of the opening day of the Chatham < entennial. jrisx.NOiAL. -Tua money market is yery Quiet. Banka and banters are buying sight drafts at 1-16 per eeut premium, and selliug at P er c ®nt. ExtlMuoo- Quiet: best commer cial sixtv-dav bills, $4 85)£: three-day hills f4 67: ninety days. *4 86: franca, commercial, sixty days, Havre and Paris. Sola Swiss. 652 J: marks, commercial ,ixtv days. S^. sboi'bities—Little or nothing doing in se surities to day owing to Artillery Centennial. Quotations nominal. „ . _ stocks xnd Bonds.— Oitu Ro>id* —Firm. Atlanta per cent, 105 bid, 107 asked: At lanta 7 per cent- 110 bid. CO asked; Au gusta 7 per cent, 108 bid. lli asked; vugusta 6’s long, K'6 bid. 107 asked: Columbus epercenU 07Ijid, looasked; Macon 6 percent. HOW biu. 1C asked; new Savannah percent Julv coupons. loo)a hut, lull, askeu: newSa vannith a tier cent. August coupons. 10DJ4 Market firm, with light suo nlv Georgia new 6’s. lsao, 105 bid. 106 asked; Georgia new 10s bid. 108J4 asked; Georgia mortgage on IV A A S H, regular 7 rer cent,counius .January and .Inly, maturi ty 1886. 10 J hid. 10:1 asked; Georgia7percent gold, coupons auarterly. 11: bid. 112 asked; Georgia 7 per cent, coupons.lanuary and Julv maturity 1896. 124 bid. 125 asked. Railrmxd Stoc/ei.— Central common. 75 bn) 76 asked: Augusta amt Savan nati 7 per cent guaranteed. 127 hid, I>9 asked; Georgia common 184 bid. Is 6 asked; South western 7 ner cent guaranteed 12 bid. 122 asked: Central Rail road oer cent certificates. 99 Did. asked: Atlanta ano West Point Railroad etoeg. l'l' bid. 10 asked: Atlanta ana ft est Foiat 6 nereenc certificates.lo bid. 10 ask l. Raw I * —Marsel quiet, savannah Florida and Western Railway Company, gen eral mortgage 6 per cent interest, coupons Oct.. 107 mil, lit) asked; Allan 10 and Sail Ist mortgage consolidated 7 per cent, coupons Jan. aud July, maturity 1897. 119 oiu 120 asked:Centra! consolidated mortgage 7 r>-r rent. coupons January and July.maturitvlSfiS. 115 bid. Jld asked: Georgia ttai.roaa 6’s 1897. 708 bid. 112 as ed: Mobile and Girard 2d mortgage indorsed s per cen coupons. Janu ary and Julv. maturity 1880. 'O9J4 bid. 110 asked: Mon'gomeryann Rutaulalst mortgage finercent indorsed liv Centra: Railroad 108 bid. 100 asked: Charlotte. Columbia and Au gusta Ist mort,. 116 bid. 117 asked: Char lotte. Cotumoia and Augusta 211 moruage, 110 bid. 119 asked: W -t.rn Alabama 2d mortgage indorsed 8 oer cent 11' bid. 11:1 asked: South Georgia and Florida in dorsed. 12 bid, I’2 asked: South Georgia and Florida 2d mort gage 112 bid. 11l asked: Augusta and Knoxville Ist mortgage. 1 per cent, 114 „ bid. ICS asked: Gainesville. Jefferson and Southern Ist mortgage guaranteed. 117 bid, 118 asked: Gainesville. JeflersoD and South ern not guaran. 112 bid. 114 asked: Ocean Steamship 6 per cent bonds guaranteed lit Central It. U.. 101 nid, 105 asked; Gaines ville, Jefferson and So ithern 2d guaranteed, 111 bm. 112 i-kea; Cos minims and Rome Ist nio tgage bonds, indorsed by Central railroad, 102 bid, 105 asked; olumbu* and Wester 6 percent guaranteed. Fit bid. 105 asked: City aud Suburban riilway Ist mortgage 7 per cent, 98 bid, 100 asked. Rank •it.'icki. —Nominal; Southern Bank of the State of Georgia, is- hid. 1.1; ask ed; M rchants’ National Bank. 140 bid. 145 asked; Savannah Bank and Trust Company. • 9 bid. 7-2 asked; Savannah National Ban ki 100 bid. 102 asked. Savannah Gas L’gnt s’oek, 17V4 bid. 1< asked; Mutual Gas Light stock, 2.2 bid, 23 asaed. BACON. Market etea tv: demand fair: kmoked clear rtb sides. 6 7 „e: shoulders. sc: drv sailed clear rib sides. 6 ,c; long clear 6c: shoulders. 4‘.;c; hams. loUc. Baooino and Ties.—Mrket nominal. Wc quote: Bagging—2k£ lb. llkalljic; 2 tbs. KWiallc; Itos. lbs. 9'iaofac, according to brand ana quantity. iron tie Arrow, *1 Isal 20 per bundle, according to brand and quantity. Baggt n g aac i u e s in retail lots a fraeiion higher butter. —Market m : Oleomargarine. 14a 17c.: cb nee G -hen. 22c; gilt tdgo, Ua26c: sreamert. 2 caibc;country, 16a20c. Cabbages.—cortnern..* arce, 8(012c; Flori da-,,5 7,0 G pe,' barrel or era es. Cheese.—Market steady, demand good; stock ligh . We quote: l alße. CoffE"..—Tne market is firm: demand fair. We quote for small lots: Ordinary, 8' c; lair. 9V6c; good, 1O0: prime, llo; rhoi'-e. U'uC: pea lie >y. 14 . PRiHp Fecit.—Apples, evaporated. 9o; 1 eeied, 6c. Peaches, peeled. lOallc; un jeeled,sa7e: currants. Tc; citron, 330 DHTGOOhs—Tnemarketts m ei and-teadv; stocks ample. We quote: Prints. 4a6c: Geor gia brown shirting, 3-4. 3%c; 7-8 do 4 : !4c: 4-4 brownslieeung. 6-iic- white Osoaourgs. 7J4a F'yc; enccks. lui'i'kc: yarns, 850, for be3t make ;bnwn Uriling?. fl‘4ai!4c. Fish.— We auoie tun weignts: Mackerel— No. 3. half bbis. s3ra3 50; No. 2, 64 50a5 50. Herring— No. 1. *8)c; seated, 25c; coil, 5a8o; •No. 1.2,1 50(24 ■' 1 Fbocit. Market firm: demand mod erate. Wo quote: Superfine. 63 a 36 ; extra. * oa4 0; fancy. 65 siias 75; choice patent. *6 OoaO 50: family. 6 90a5 25 Fruits.— Lemons —stock ~ ,11 and demand imp on , .f . a5 5 . Oranges—Market quiet; g o. stock lirm: no Florida* coning 11; I aleuc :i, t> 7.0a 5 1 per ca*e; $2 50a3 per box. Appl s— N, 1 p hern $2 50 3 : . per ob Grain.—Corn* Market sc y: demand |'g"'. Wcqqote: Whitecorn, job lots 6 c: car load lots.dic; mixed corn, job lots. 61c: car loadlots,6ic Oatssteady: good demand. We quote: Mixed oats. 47c; carload lots, 4lc. ran,sl 1 . Meal. 6 e. G -rgia grist, per b ■!, *2 .7. • rist. per bushel. 7 i*c. Hat.—Market lull, with a fair demand; Jto' k ample. We quote ion lots: Weatern. *’ If; carman lots. 8in0; Eastern, none: Northern, none. Hides. iV 001. Etc. Hides: Market II 1: receipts tv ; dry flint. 1 sfio; suited. 12 c; dryhuteber, 1 -c. Wool: Mar kci nominal; prime. 20c; burry, Bal2c. Wax. 2pc. raho v.Beer skins, liint, 18o; salted. )c. Otterskins.2sc.at . iron,—Market firm; Swede, 4*4Sot re fined. 2>4c. Lard.—The market Is dull; In tierces and tubs. i.'.ciDO-a tins, ,qc. Lime, calcined PLAarsa and Cement.— AlaSiamaiump lime is in fair demand and is •oiling ai sl3u per barrel; Georgia, $1 80; cal cined piaster. $1 s.; per bhi; hair. sc; treorkiai eineat, si; Rosenaalccement, $t 50a J 6v: Portland cement, s3so. liquors.—Full stock: steady demand; “ouriion.il 50.15 50: rye. 6150a6 K): rectilled, lial 35. Ales un dianged auding >od dem tud. Nails.- Market 3d, 6 5; 4d and 5d 63 0; 6d, 63 6; 6a, $ o: 10d toOOa. *2 6 ner kek- Nuts—Almonds, Tarragona, lllUc; lyicas, Ific'qj;,vHlnut.s. French. 12c; Nap es, 147-: pecans, He: Brazil, <jc; filberts. Uo. Cocoanuts— Baracou. $8 75 per 100. 011.-. ,1, kpi.sietdy; moderate doinan I: Signal. dOifipp; Wc-t ' Virginia black, lie: lar 1,5 p ; headlight. 18c; kerosene, lee; h'atsfoot, 65.'; machinery, Hoc: Unseen— i’b" J8 1 , boiled 51c; mineral seal. 18c: Ure po, . -1 •; ti m • light, 20c, Onion-, -Vortueru. pur bhi, ftOOaiSO; per eratc. n.oal 5. Peas.—Bcmand good; stock small; cow rea .21 :: a,’ 5,1 . mixed. |115#140; elair. $1 50a 167; I vp *175; crowd.Ts, 62 2'25. rpTATOK*.—Stock light, with lair demand, .'ortnern. per liarrei. 6* oa2 Prunes Turkish. 5040; Freneh.Ba. Kaieins,—Demand quiet, market steady; loose new Muscatel. $2 ui; layers, 12 75 per box: London aver-. |8 25 oer box. ■ s al, , rtio demand ts moderate and the *arkei quiet; car-load lots 750, f o hi Job lots, s< all Mm u:s.—Market dab mil de'lining; cut ) •°f, sc, Sta-P'ard A. 7'4c; oxtr't C, 7c: C. ycl o<. ,01140; granulated. 7’ a c; posr th r. d,7' .(• STur,—Florida and Georgia syrups Inbet 'fi demand. We quote: :tou 6c; the market is quiet lor sqgoe house it 35ut0ci Luba straight foods, 'so j u hogsheads: sugar house mo- ; Hi *m>, 2(ic, tobacco.—Market dull: demand moderate, , “•quote: Rmoklug, 25ca1l 25; chewing, coin- ! tn.'ii. souu t. 2sii3 c; lair. 85 ns,.: medium. 40ii65e: hnghl. 50a75c: fine fancy, 86aDOc; ex tra flne,9o isl lo; bright navies. 46a570t dark hai 10.01 /.0,- LUmrkk,— c nana si. ad., pric.-s firm; ] 1 1 work .r qul* k 'cllverv. Ordmarvs'zes $lB 00al5 60 DiflletiltAizee 16 ooao 60 Flooring boards 16 00*19 50 Bhloat iiir 18 00 *2O 50 ■ *see,— Market dull and nominal. We quaie: 700 fot average I 9 00*11 Ot eoo •• *• 10 oou 00 1 900 •• •• 11 ooau 00 ; Loeo •• . l2 00*14 00 ! Shipping timber In the raft— TOO feet average ooa 7 00 800 “ “ - 7 00a 8 00 900 “ “ 8 00a900 1,000 “ “ 9 00*10 00 MIU timber tl below these ilgures. COUNTRr PKOOUca Grown fowls, jp pair 60®80 Chiekens. three-quarters grown 50it65 Chickens, half-grown 35®5i) Turkeys, <jj! pair 1 50® 2 50 Ducks, f, pail- 75(01 25 Geese, f, pair. qoqji 25 Eggs, It dozen 12(<i 12U Peanuts—Fancy h. n. Va., !b 7 IS 7!s Peanuts—Hand nicked, 'f, tb 6 <£ gig Peanuts—straight Virginia 6 Peanuts—Georgia, bushel 75*90 Sweet potatoes, Florida, jfl bushel 35*40 Sweet uotaioes. yellow reds 69 bush. Ofluo— Sweetpotatoes, yellow varns, ft b u h tiOijrs White rams 50480 PotTLTßT.—Market steadier, demand good, K.eos— Market easier; supply g.,01: de mand fair. Peanuts—Amulestock: demand fair: native peanntsin good request atquota tions. Suoar—Georgia and Florida, nominal: none in market. Honkt.—No demand; nom inal. Sweet potaio‘a n^roe; demand tfoovl* MARKETS itY TELEGRAPH. FINANCIAL. London, May 3, noon.—Consols, 100 7 4. 4:00p. m.—Cousols, iOO 15-16. Hew York. May 3. noon.—Stocks active an steady. Money ea*v at 2<4h per cent. Exchange—long. 64 87: snort. $4 884. State bonds neglected. Government ponds dull but steady. 5:00 p. m.—Exchange. $4 87. Money closed at 2a,3 per cent. Sub-Treasury balances— Gold. $128,551,000; currency. *11.891.000. Gov ernment bonds 'lull; four per cents 126; threener cents. 1014. Slate bondsucelected. The new week opeueil at the Stock Kx ch mge with a much more active market, but trading was throughout, the day at the ex pense of quotations. At the opening there was very little difference from llie closing figures of Saturday, ami in some cases slight advances were made in the first tew minutes, but this was followed by a decided break among the most active stocks, which con tinued until after U o’clock. From that time until 1 i. m. the market was more quiet, anil prices were comparatively st ady, although the tendency was tow(ard'l>,wcr figures, lie neweil weakness was developed later, aud movements during the remainder of the after noon were deoidedlv irregular, lint activtiy and weakness went together, while dullness, with comparative sieidiness, or slight ad vances.wa tile fra:lire Three’stocks— Lacka wanna, St. Paul aud Lake Hhore--contrilnited 40 per cent, of the day’s bu iness. an lth.ee 01 iters--New York Lcntral,North western and Union Pacific--18 per cent, more, making 213,170 shares for the six stocks mentioned, against a total of 396.000. Active stoeks as a rule were also the weake-t. Lackawanna, in which trading was the largest, made a net declineol 2per cent. St. Paul is down \% and Northwest 1 per cent. Vanderbilts were also con picumis for breaks made. Lake Shore closing with a net loss of 1% percent.; while New York Centralis down 14 per cent, at a shade above the lowest price of the day. con solidated gas continued to decline heavi y, with a net loss of 84 per cent. Pacific Mail also lost 14, Western Union 1, Missouri, Kansas and Texas lli, Erie common and pr ferred each \%, Delaware and Hudson 1 % aud Canada Southern 1!4- J Acre was only one subject of discussion on the street, and that related to strikes. The market closed weak as a rule, and figures gener lly were a little be’ter than the lowed or the day. The following are the closing quotations: Ala.classA,2to 5. 10 1 Naan. ACh itt'a. 484 Aia.ciass B, ss. 106 New Orleans Pa- Georgiais 10 24 and ie. Ist mort.. 61 “Is.imri.gage 1024 N. Y. Central.... 99'£ N. Carolina tie ..lls Norr. A \Y. prut. 8 :■% N. Carolina 45.. 95 Nor. Pacific 22 So.Caro.(Brownl “ nret.. &",% consols. 1094 Pacific Mail 50 1 s Tennessee 6s ... 564 Reading..., 204 Virginia 6s 44 Ric.hm’d2k Al’gh. 3 Va.consolidated. 50 ltichm’d A lunv.lo4 Ch’neake A Ohio. 6% Ricbm’d A tV.Pt. Chic.* V’nthw’n. 1044 Terminal 29 “ preferred... 135J4 Rock Island 12 : Dela.,Lack. * W .1214 St. Paul 834 Erie 224 “ preferred.. 1154 K.Tennessee ltd. 1 Texas Pacitic 74 Lake Shore.. ..... 704 Union Pacific ... 474 L’viles Nash... 384 A. J. Central.. .. 47' Meuiphi-&Oaar. 29 Missouri Pacific..lol4 Mobile* Ohi > 11 Western Union. 614 COTTON. Liverpool, May 3. noon.—Cotton--Busi ness good at hardening rates: middling up land* 54d: middling Orleans 5 3 16d; sales 12,000 bales, for speculation and export 2,090: receipts9,2o9 liale- —all American. Futures: ijolands. low middling clause. Mav anil June delivery, 5 8-64(05 7-4d; June end July, 5 K-64d; July and August, 6 -84d; August and September, 5 U-64@3 12-64 U. Mai ket quiet. The tenders of deliveries at to-dav’s clear ings amounted to 1,100 bale new docket ami 200 bales old docket. 2:00 p. m.—The sales to-d iy included 11,990 bales American. Middling uplands 5 S-16d; middling Orleans futures: Uolau ts. low middling eiause. Slay delivery, 5 s.4d. sellers; May andJune, 5 8-64d,sellers: Juncand July, 5 8-64d,Inu crs; Julv and August, 5 in-K4d. sellers; August and September, 5 12-64d, sellers: Senteinber and October. 5 S-64d. imvers; October and No vember, 5 l-64d, sellers; November ad De cember, 5 3-6 id, sell r-; SO|tember, 5 13-64d, sellers. Olarket steady. 4:oUp.m.—Futures: Uoland*.!ow middling cruse. May delivery. 5 7-t>4d. buyers; May and June. 5 7-61d, buyers; June and July, 5 8-64i1. seller-; July anil August. 5 li-tlid. bu er ; Augustan ■ September, 5 11-64d, buy er-; Weptcmic r and October, 5 5-04d. sellers; Oc idler and November, 5 4-64d, s llcrs: No vember and Hscem cr, 53- 4d. sellers: Sep tember, 5 12 6id. buyers. Market closed dun. New Yore, May 3. noon.—cotton dull but s' ib ; middling uplands, 9 5-16 c; middling Orleans. 9 , ; sales 331 bales. Futures: Market p ned steady, with sales as follows: May delivery, 925 c; June, 9 37c; Julv. ’.line: August. 9 57c; September, 943 c, October, 9 '.:sc. 6:uu p. ra.—Cotton closed dull and casv; middling uplands, 9 6-p'c; middling Orleans 9 c: sa es Si 9 baleG net receipts hales, gross 71. Futures: Market closed steady, with sales of 34 390 bales, as follows: May delivery, !)2i(o 925 c: June, ' *9 34c; July. 94 <s9 4 lc; Align st. 9 3Vo}9 r>ic: Septemlter. 9 31V<t91 lc; Oc tober 9 27.(09 25c; Novemb r, 9 2 (09 21c; De ceiuner, 9 2ltdll :sc; January. 9 31(49 53c; Fcbi nary. 9 I (0943 ; March. 9 51(0953c. C. L. Green * Co.’s report says: “The opcuing wa- a irille octter. The market fell off under 11 loss pi tone on foreign futures and 11 b and ugofthe silver rate, offerings were caretu!, however, and bulls continue to find encouragement in the firm tone and full busi no>s on the Liverpool spot markeis, and llie fail that ra es abroad are gridualiy ap p 'caching a parity of ihose ruling here. Tlie close was steely at about 2 points under Sa'urdsy • cuing.’’ GALTRSTON, Mav Cotton quiet; mid uling uc; net receiots 281 bales. gro*s I.O.16; sales 232 bale*; stock 28,217 bales; exports, c -t v(-e 4,538 ualcs. to Ibe con linen i 912 Nokfole, Miv 3.— Cotton firm; middling 9c: nei reecipts !,I7 bales, grose 1,(197; stock 81.517 bales; sales 424 bales; exports, coast wise 57:: bales. BALTIMORE, Hay I. Cotton quiet; middling 9 3-lUc; net receipts 264 bales, gross l.nUt; saies none; stock 28.606ba1e-: exports, to the eo tdient 1.0(0 bales, coastwise 164. Boston, Ha Cotton quiet; middling 1 9 e; net receipt* 53 bales, gross 546; sales | none; stock 6,310 bales. •Vil aiNOTON, and 1 3. — Cotton firm; middling 1 9c; net receipts 122 oales, gross 122; sales 1 none; stork 1 24.’ bale*. Fuilaoelpaia, 'lay B.—Cotton dull: mid- , iliing 9 7-i6o;,iei receipt* 49 bales, gross 49; st e* 17. 3t b 1 es. New Ghleans, Mai 3.—Cotton firm: mid dling 8 la b.o; net receipts 2.729 bales, gross ~721: sales bh os; stock 171.*51 bales; ex po’t*, to Great Bruaiu 8,947 bales, coastwise . 6,1100 bales. Mobile, Mav 3.—Cotton quiet: middling a;,c; net recsiuM 458 bales, gross 160; sale* *OO luce*: stock 30,648 bales; exports, coastwise 4mp loth ■' Mbupiiib. May 3.—Oottou firm; middling 8 l.i-l', <-; receipts 311 bales; anipmeiua 182 hales; saihs i,s'o imles; stock 65,551 bales. Al'iiuki'a. M ty 3.—Cotton quiet but steady; middling 8'„c; receipt* 52 bales; sales 266 bales. Cuaki.eston, May 2.—Cotton quiot; mid dunk F : net receipts <197 bales, gross 697; sales 50 bale*; lek 28.422-bales; exports, coastwise Hi bales, Atlanta. May 3.— Cotton—receipts2l bales; middling s'sc. New Yoke, 'lay B.—Consolidated net re ceipt* for all cotton oorbt 10-dav, 6.953 bales; exiHiris, 10 Great Britain 11,162 hales, to the continent 4.993. 6(4)71410X8, GROUKRIKN. RTC. Litekpooi., May 8, noon,—Wheat firm, with cur demand’ bolder* offer sparingly Coru firm, with fair demand. Lard, prime Western Ills 6d. nw Yoke, May 8, noon.—Floor quiet and tmciinugec. Wheat unchanged. Corn Ir regular; early inon’hs be tcr. later months lower Fork firm: iness. $9 25(#9 50. Lard study at 6 20c. Freights firm. 5:00 p. ra.—Flour. Houthern dosed steady; common 10 fairest!** $3 28(03 65. Wheat—soot Its* shade easier: ungraded led 17(A13c; No SAVANNAH MORNING NEWS: TUESDAY. MAY 4, 1886. I 2 red, 90 8-16(091 May delivery 90?i®9l?ic. Corn—spot lots l@lhjc higher; ungra u-d, 394 ! 45c; No. 2, 4'-(sM7i'; May delivery 45%(046 l a c. Oats J s fb.' 2X' higher; No. 2, 4O(04O I qc. Hops dull auii nominal. Coffee, fair Kio, on spot, dull at 5 : ,,:49c. Sugar anil aud nominal; fair to good refining. refined closed weaker—C s'n 05t(je, white extra C life's*', yellow 47-05 c, standard A 654 c, cut loaf anil crushed P ,(7! 4 C. Molasses weak; 50 test, 18*sc. Cotton seed oil, 22024 c for crude, 29 @2nUc for refined. Hide* firm; New Orleans 9 l ,(01Oc, Texas 1968’0j a . Wool quiet; dmnes tic fleece 27(g,:i6c. Tcxus 9(0:2. Pork quiet but lirm; me*s $9 25(09 50 for old. $lO 25(010 50 for ueiv. Middles dull; long clear 6 K c. Lard a shale lower; Western steam, on spot 6 17V4 ®6 20c. May delivery 6 s.i. Freighis to Liv erpool closed steadv; cotton, per steam 5-32d; wheat, per steam 3-%d. CHUIauo, May 3,—Confidence In wheat be gan wavering b-fore business fairly opened this morning, and as the session advanced the friends of the grain continued to abandon it In increased number*, until there had been a decline of over Afc; tlie market, opened w ith June at 8 7 ' 4 c, cab e advices representing wheat as having a hardening tendency; under liberal offerings June fell to 79Jjo. subse quently recovering 108014 c, and again feeling easy; continuation of labor troubles was de pressing in its effect upon operators, who ordinarily would have ranged themselves on either one side of the market or the other, hynging luck until things assumsu a more settled aspect: in the afternoon the feeling was agatrt weak. Corn fell off 1 ije on vigorous pounding Hog products went llie way of about every tiling else, and iu sympathy sold at lower price*; June pork reae'ed 10c, hut made up a fraction of the loss; the first de cline of 5c was in sympathy with a lower range of pries at the yards; live hogs were 57810 c off on account of heavy receipts, some 20.0 UH head being on sale; the c ore was easy. Chicago. May 3.—Flour unchanged. Wheat dull and easier: regular. May delivery 78# 7S'*r, June 7!F4|1W340, Jell Bl’’ h o*2o. Corn lower; cash 35' May delivery June 36>(03 1 '' H c, ‘illy ;:7\ :l'r. Oats opened firm, weakened and closed l ,(SJUjclower; cash 29140, May delivery 29fi£M2tiq.e, June 2!f'yo 29 15-lfic, July 290:9'-vc. Provisions—Mess pork sharply lower; chbli and May delivery $902>,C09 10, Junes 9 I @9 22>i, July *9 2uf<*!' SO. Lard quiet and easy: cash and May delivery 5 85c, Junes 9214 c. Boxed meats steady; dry •alted shoulders 4 00(04 loc, short clear 5 5.5(0 5 60c. Whisky steady at $1 14. Sugar un change. Baltimore, May 3.—Flour steady and in moderate inquiry; Howard s’reet and W eslern superfine $2 65(08 10, extra $3 2'@4 00. family 14 .5(04 75; city mill* superfine $2 7 7103 25, exlra 48 50®4 15: city mills Rio brands $1 50 (0175. Wheat, southern quiet; AVestcrnlow er aud dull; Southern, red 92@95c, amber 95(0 97c; No. 1 Maryland 941094'v 1 ; No. 2 Western winter red. May delivery9O l ..(o'll l 4". Corn. Sou hern irregularuudauiet: Western lower; Southern white 45@17c, ye low 46048 V. ST. LOUIS, May 3.—Flour unchanged. Wheatdud anil lower; No. 2 red, cash 87e. May delivery Corn quiet and sightly irregular: No. 2 mixed. May delivery 32(4. •! une 83’4 03344 c. Oats lower to sell; No. 2 mixed, cash 29c, May delivery 99c bid. Whisky -ready at $1 10. Provisions weak; Pork 49 30 Lard barely steady at 5 75c. Bulk meats easy; loose lots lougclear 5 25c, short rib 5 5); boxed lots unchanged. Bacon easy; 1 mg clear 5 75”. short rib 5 80c, short clear Uc. H rn-firm hi 3% <*11J. 2 ('. Cincinnati, May 3—Flour easy; family $3 5-604 On. Wheat firm; N.. 2 red. 903091 ”. Corn quiet. Oats easier: No. 2 mixed. 32c. Provisions—Pork quiet at $9 50. Larduomi nai ai 5 95c. Bulk meats quiet; shoulders 8 75c, short rib 5 B@6 35c. Bacon steady; shoub ers 4 62i4c, short rib 6c. clear rib 6 15 Whisky steady at $1 10. Sugar easier; New Orleans 5 *s :i 4c. llogs quiet; common and lights: 45(04 15 LOVts ville. 31ay 3.—Grain quiet: Wheat, No. 2red, Biioß7c. Corn. No. 2, mix.-d 38c, white 39c. Oats. No. 2 mixed, new 82c. Pro visions dull: Bacon -Shout er* 714 c, clear rib 5 85c, clear sides 6 10c. Bulk meat* —dioui- ders 4c. clear rib sides 5 35c, clear sides 6 One. Pork, mess $lO 50 Hams, sugar cured 9(4(0 10c. Lard, choice leaf 7 75(08 00c. New Orleans, May 3.—Coffee steady; Rio, common to prime 6 ,10 ( .4'4 r . Cotton seed oil products weak: prime crude oil 20>4 , 021 I ,C delivered; off quality 17(02Oc; summer yellow oil, fo I) 26 1 /IflT' ;Ca c a...1 tnea 1 . I*l4 a lhc per long ton !' o li. Sugar dull; Louisiana open kettle strictly prime 1440, nrime 514 c; centrifugals, ciio cc white 6 :i 4c, off white ly 1 *”. Molasses qui t; Louisiana open kettle, good prims to strictly prime 32c: Lull lanacen tnfugals, prime to strictly prime 16.02UC. NAVAL arORHSS. New Yoke. May 8. noon.—Spirtts turpen tine dud at 33e. Ifosin dull at $1 0774(01 12 1 4- 6:00 p. m.—Spirits turpentine dull atß6c. Itosin dull at $1 U7'401 1254. Charleston. May B.—Spirits turpentine dull at 33c. Roan, quiet: 90®95c for good strained. Wilmington, May 3.—Spirits turnenttne quiet at 33c. Rosin firm: Sic for strained. S2*4ixfor good strained. Tar firm at $1 <lO. Crude tnroeniine firm; bard sl, yellow dip and virgin $2. RICK. New Yore, May 3.—Rice steady. Fruit and Vegetal!lo MariteS. FLORIDA DISPATCH LINE QUOTATIONS. Special t'i Morninj .Vsiss. New York, May 3.—Sirr.xv terries, choice Florulas, per quart, :-u(s,c; Florida*, fairlogond, per quart, 10a2(ic.' I’eas, none. Beans, F'lorida wax per crate, (12-5*3 50 beans, Florida round perorate. $2 0080 0; h- an*, flat per crate. 7! 50 (2 09. Cabbages, Vlorida per barrel, $2 00a3 60. Beet*. Florida per crale, *1 filial 25. squash, Florida per crate. $1 odal 25. Oranges, Havana, per bar rel. $4 5085 00. Irish potatoes, Florida, per barrel, $5 oms uo. Cabbage*. Floroias, prime, per barrel, $5 00t7 00; inferior, per barrel, $300114 00. Baltimore, -May 3.—Peas, Florida per eni'e. 50c; peis. Georgia p"r crate, $1 25a 2 25: peas. Charleston per i rate, $1 75a2. Beans, Florida percr.ite.Sl utlal 50. Tomatoes, Florida, per crate, $5 00a7 Oh; Bermuda*, per fi-qnart Ijoxos. 5h:,75'. Cabbage*. Flori d 1 |>er barrel. $8 sha4 00. Cauliflowers, Honda per barrel. $5 OOafi 00, lri*h potatoes, Merida per barrel. 16 tK)a9 00. Squash, Fiorina per eratc. $1 25al 50. Beets. Ferula per crate, 75 a*2uO. Kag plant, Florida per b'l rei. $7 50a8 0); per crate, |2 50a3 00. Strawberries, Florida, per quart, 15a25c; Charleston, per qoari. Isal c. COMPETITION OF AItCHITECTB. Bupervlnr Bell B*y* He It in Fror of Tlie Principle. Washington, May 2—Supervising Architect Beil says that ne is in lavor of the principle of the bill offered in thr House by Mr. Hewitt, opening to general competition desings lor all public building costing more than $7>0,0011. He is quoted as saying further: “Personally, lappre ciate fully the efforts of the architects of ti j 0 country to assist in the preparation of the designs tor government buildings, and all in lavor of reaching as speedily as pos sible a system which will give to the government the full benefit ol the talout that exists, and shall give my heartiest co-operation to any person or persons who approach this question in good faith, with an honest purpose to solve tjie problem in the di rection Of tue highest public Interest; but competition is too often a cloak to cover up the selfish and unscrupulous designs ol men, and lor this reason it should be shielded by such wise anil judicious pro visions as will give to the most merito rious their true reward To discriminate 111 favor ol sucu a* arc clearly entitled t i the name of architect, is but justice to the profession ol architecture and the government as well, and upon this care till discrimination rests the entire ques tion, as to whether competition can lie successfully and economically employed iu the planutnvol government buildings.” The “Oougti" Was Left. Fromlh* Palatka (Fla.) yum. Hon. K. W. Davis, Speaker of the House of Representatives, leiis a good story on a representative trorn < lay county by the name ol Kowlpt—not Maj. Fowler of this oltv. Representative fowler, In the dis charge ol his leglslalive duties,introduced u railroad Dill which he was anxious to have passed. The bill took the usual course and was referred to the proper committee, who reported It back shorn of many of Its provisions, and but little ol the original bill was left by the time it was pul Oil its Utial passage. Mr. K->w .er thereat grew wruthv and went to Ibe Governor in complain ol the treatment his bill bad received. "W..y, Governor,”said ne, in an Injured tone, “tbo bill has been changed and amended away to siidi an extern that there la nothing loft of it but tb" gouge!” The “Gouge” In about all them is left. In a good portion of our legislation now-u- ! davs. 3lttppiita JntrUiqrurr. "iilNI ATUHE acm an ac—this day~ Sun Risks 5:17 Sun Sets 6:43 High Watbr at Savannah 8:02 a m.8:32 v m Tuesday. May 4. 1886. ARRIVED yesterday. Steamship Tallahassee. Fisher, Now York —U M Sorrel. Schr E A Baizley, Townsend. Philadelphia, with coal to Mutual Gas Light Cos; vessel to Fenimore & Johnson. Sahr Island City. Voorhees. Baltimore,with mdse to order; vessel to Dale, Dixon ,t Cos. Steamer St Nicholas, Usina, Lobov, Darien, Bmnswlok and Fernandina—C Williams, Agent. CLEARED YESTERDAY. Bark Medbor (Nor), Omundsen, Beval— Holst A Cos. DEPARTED YESTERDAY. Steamer St Nicholas, Usina, Darien. Doboy, Brunswick and Fernandina—C Williams, Agent. MEMORANDA. Tybee.MayS. 7:80 pm —Passed tip, steam ship Tallahassee, schrsisland City, K A Baiz ley. Steamer Eliza Hancox passed acrosg the sound and returned again. Wind SW; light, fair. New York, May I—Arrived, schrs Annie B Hofl.-es, Hoffses, Fernandina; John 8 Davis, Green, Jacksonville. Ninuwe Waterweg. April Sfi—Passed, bark Ro*ka (Nor), Sorensen, Rotterdam for Pensa cola. Valencia, April 15—Arrived, bark Elvira (Nor), Pederseu, Brim-wick, Git. Queenstown, May I—Sailed, bark Goo Snp pleioli(Ger), Dade, from Darien for Liver pool. Apalachicola. May 1- Cleared, schr Annie it Lewis, Lewis, Providence, It 1. Ba timore. Miy ' Cleared, steamship North Britain (Bri. Clark, Coo*aw. Brunswick, April 80- Sailed, barks Hondo (Nor), Olsen, West Hartlepool; t igo (Noi'i, U Istrup, Tralee. Sailed May 1, bark Autocrat (Br). Buenos Ayres; schrs Geo B Loud, Harris, New ' ork; John il Cioss, Hawley, Fall River and Provi de uce. Cleared, barks Emanuel (sw), Andersen, Oporto; Vause(Nor), Faistitid, Rotterdam. Bangor, April 29—Cleared, schrs Corey, Lowe, Palaika. Duricn. May I—Cleared, bark Emilie (Ger), Moritz, Queenstown. Jacksonville- Mav I—Cleared, schrs Sarah C Sinitn, Knott, Philadelphia; J unes H Wood house. Ilerrlck. New Y ork; Henry M Clark. Haig, Nassau, N I’. Kev West, Mhv I—Arrived, steamer Mas cott, Fleming, Havana; schr City of Nassau (Br), Kellv, Nassau. Sailed, schr Lester Lewis, Moody, New Y ork. Pensacola, if ay I—Arrived, bark Venice (Br), llill, Barbados. Cleared, bark Guldfaxe (Nor), Nilsen, Geuoa. Philadelphia, May I—Arrived, schr Fannie Kimmey. 'Volf. Union Island; Raymond T Matt!!, Smith, savannah. Perth Amboy, April 30—Sailed previous schr Ahnie II Ghee'n, Uheen, Bruutwi k, Ga, Wilmington, N C, May I—Cleared, schr Flora Condon, Burg”-*, B itnswick. F'ernandma, April 80—Arrived, BChr Ida Lawrence, Young, Perth Amboy. Cleared, schr Stdla M Kenyoa. Williams, New York. Arrived May 1, schr Tillie Vandorherchcn, Bateman, Baltimore to K ngs F'erry. „:New York, May 3—Arrived, stmrs Rhaetia from II ,1 in burg; Italy from Liverpool. Arrived out, City of Beilin, New York for Liverpool. Lon ion. May 3—Steamer Glendowe, from Coositw, S C, arrived at Newcaste May 1. Steamer Arecuna, irom Coosaw, S C, ar rived at Jcmdun May 2. steamer Govino, from Port Royal, arrived at Loudon May 3. EXPORTS. Per steamship Chattahoochee, for New York— 1.29:1 bales upland cotton. 209 bales sea island cotton, 149 bales domestics and tarn*, 122 bids rice. 340 bbl*-piritsturpenlino, 1.119 bbisrosin. 147 hbls cotton seed oil, 24 casks clay, 113,389 feet lumber, 546 bbl* and 2.962 orates vegetal) c*. 45 refrigerators berries, 265 ton* pig iron, 39841k gs mdse. Per hark Medbor (Nor), for Reval —1,71.1 bales upland cottofi, weigh tig 803,299 pounds; 50 tons phosphate rock. P AShKN iKRS. Per steamship Tallahassee, from New Y'ork Mrs Capt " II Fisher nn i daughter, M”s< XV Walter*. ( s Kills, wife. 2 iufis and nurse, A Campbell, It VV Chase. J C Lv >ll, G il Ives anil wife. G W 1)-u -vuibc, 1 W Johnstone, L Boyer, J It 'later, Lewi* Lillie. Marti 1 l.ipps, Aug Kannenbley. Miss 8 Kanneuxey, K Gil bert. C L M 'idague. Mi** jesse McGregor, Marshall MeGregcr. E G Park hurst and w ife, M 11 Murphy, G > Ellis, Mr Front, Jue Grier son. W A Tanucr aud wile. Sleciage—John Mowe, A L Miller. CONSIGNEES. Persleamsh'DTallahassee, from New York V R Altmayer A Co,G W A lieu, J G Butler, Branch AC, Ityck A S, M Koluv A Son. L E Itjck A Son. W 1* Bailey, O Butler, Cohen A It, C 11 Car*oti, G T ' ann.W S Cherry A Cos, R E Cobb, E E Cheatham, J M Case, fe M Con nor, € A Cortina, Judge Chisli !m. J Cohen, F J ( oilier. W II Chap in. A B Collins A Cos, AH Champion, Collatßros, I Dasher A Cos, Davis Bro*. J A Douglass A Cos, M J Doyle, hoclelii A W. Kills, II A Cos, A Ehrlich A Bro, I Knstein A Br>>, I 11 ■ still, Knciein A I. -n Kbberwein, E'ckman A V. a Eckstein A Cos, W E*titi. M Ferst A Cos, Fretweil A N. I Kretd. A Falk A Son, I II Furlier. F eisclim in A Cos, L Freid, S Guekenheimer A Son, .1 J Forrest, Gray A O’B, George A G. J Gorham, F Gut man. L J Ga/an, L Gutman. Chas Gassman. -I Gardner. A Hanley, G M lleult A Cos, S lleX ter. J A Herschbac'i A Cos, Win Hone A Cos, K Y Ham. II ll'-sse, W C Jack*ou, I) Hogan. J Kelly. Kavanaugli A I?, S Kroaskoff. \ Lang, J II Kemps. E I lveifl'er. Kennedy A M, I’ O Kessler, J Lang. Lippman Kro*. Lindsay A M, JnoLvon* A Cos, A l.effier, B II l evy A Bro. I> It Lesler. Lndden A B, FI Lovell A son, J E I.a Far. Lilienthal A Son. Looney AG, A K Launey. II Hogan. M l.ask'. H Myers A Bros, Ii Lub* A Cos. M Mendel A Bro, D I Morrison, Lee Roy Mger*. A J Miller A Cos, M Maclean, Geo Meyer. .1 McGrath A Cos. B F McKenna,lt Moyle. I) I’ Mver-on. W B 'fell A Cos. A Mc- Allister. Mobr Bros, Meinliard Bro* A I <>, Me lt etui a A W, Nalli&n Bro*. Peacock. H A Cos, D Del jen, Order. K I’lai-hck, Geo W I’ari'h, W K Pennington K Power, ( D Rogers, Theo Rmicrick, J Keulman. J A R iborts, K ay A Q, J H Ruwc, BiesirA s. .southern Ex Cos, Mrs II Raeiz, Solomons A Cos, bmitli Bros A Cos, JnoSullivnn. II Solomon A Son, F) A Schwarz, Strail-* A S P I! springer. Scr yen House, M Sternl>erg. Mr* E s lioli. PI ESohremer, M M Simon. L'lern, II -diro'ler, FII I’liomoson A Cos, I* Scliall'cr, PTuboriiy, A l> Thompson, Tune*, Singer Mfg Cos. .1 P'VI liain*, Vale Uo al Mfg Cos West Bro*. A M A C W West, D Wei-belli. Wvily A C. Weed A • , J Weste.r --m in, Mr*C M Wilkins. I>r J J Waring, P H Ward, W U Tel Cos. Ga A Fla I S B Cos, lmr Katie, stmr Seminole, C It It. S. F A W Ry. <frab Wrrtiava UJatrr. /*j:"ob~Orchar<S /- WATER.-/ * 4' I'M UVCW . si I- 5 TH JCr.4X*-.V. fl :: 8 ’ * Till’ MTONI AVM.IL 7 , :i 2 'ni>: bowkui. J ' £j! x posn n E l PRK FOR B 3 13 YSPE PS iA. r%. V-: constipation. .■> *■ Siclt Mesidorhe, ' .( * mfi I*, j J i (, , .’ 'er CO • ' op>s. '* lliiftfTlahrv. joiix xx. irojc. Cabinet Maker and (Indeffaker, MASONIC TEMPLE ci:>iKr\T. I,.<)(> Harr is Koki udale Ceneit for sale by c. M. GILBERT & CO, COR. BARNARD AND BAY STREET*. ants SUor. Grand Announcement Spring Opening! JOS. ROSENHEIM & CO. MONDAY, the 19th instant, will open their new and elegant line of GENTS’ LC'V CUT SHOES and LA 111 ES’ and MISSES’ SLIPPERS; also, a large line of CHIL DREN’S HIGH and LOW CUT GOODS. THE FINEST A* well as the most carefully selected stock (comprising nil the very latest styles) over brought South. Warranted as represented. Our goods being from the moat celebra ted manufacturers iu the oountrv, who have given us the exclusive control of iheir goods for this market, enables us to warrant them as represented, FOJt I’JLfcOOI^. Csil and examiue our stock and convince yourself that we mean business. JOS. ROSENHEIM & CO., : r r. iUm-ito. J. W. TYNAN, Engineer & Machinist, SAVANNAH, <i^V., Machine, Boiler and Smith Shops, >ort,hw<st corner West Broad and Indian street;. Hates aofl Eeyairs HacMoery am! Boilers. AGENT FOB “Atlas” Steam Engines and Boilers, “Taylor M’fg Co.’s” “Clipper” and Tiger Engines, “Kingsland & Ferguson’s” Sawmills, “Knowles’ ” Steam Pumps, “Moore Cos.” Grit Corn Mills, Nathan M’fg Co.’s Injectors and Lubricators. Dealer in all kinds of Maehlnery and Boilers, ripe and Fittings of nil kinds for steam and water. Send Cor <ir ’iilars and prices. JKral Cotate. file Built Site Only a Few Left to Select Front. C. H. DORBETT, Real Katate Dealer. Ir offering for Bale tlie following choice building; site*, being the only really desirable location* now on ilie* market in the section in which they ar** Bituute<l : Lot, aixty-on* feet*ix inches by one hun dred and forty-one feet nix inches, on the northeast corner of Huntingdon and Lincoln streeth. Izot, fortv-two feet nine inches wide by one hundred and iifteen feet deep, on the north* ea-tc irnerof Waloborg aud Lincoln ntreetfl. f*ot on the northwest crner of J.incoln and New Houston streets, 51 feet by lu.'s feet. Hwintiett street, south side, between Lin coln and Habersham, 411x105. Lw nneit street, south hide, between Lin coln and Abercorn. 50x105. Ibibon, sMitb side, ladween Drayton and Aheroorn, 5-ix i 13. Itolton, south side, between Abercorn and Lincoln, 10x115, Duffy, north side, between Drayton and Abercorn, o'J\ 105. For further particulars applv as above. Opportunities Only Offered Occasionally. A Chance to Huy a Home that May Never Occur Again. T' H WE FOR SALE the property deicribml lie'ow, which I am permitted lo offer on i bill'll cxi'sedingly easy term* thst noihing but the inability P> raise tlie ea*h pavmeiitHliiiulu deter i>eroii from closing in with this extra ordinary otter. If not sold at privaie sale by May Ist tbs properly will tie sold at public outcry before the Loiirt House on May ith. The TWO-STORY ON BASEMENT RESI i DKNCEon 801 l on >-treei. fronting south, .ec -1 ond house ea*t of Alien orn, built upon a half lot, and con>inning len room- besides the bath room, slorer om, pantry, closets, etc. The house rents for $35 per month, soil will be sold for $(,500 cash and tlie balance iu one and two wars, with internal at 8 per ('nil, per annum, or the balance can be paid In monthly in stallments. ; Tfie TWO-STOUT HOUSE on Gwinnett Rtrri-t next to the corner of Kahl ft mad. The h0u.46 *• ill hi ir nix poo mi*, with kiichcu*, hu< ft largo 3 urd, with -table room for Rcverul bead of hore. Thin bourn* rcnt for sl2 50 per month, and will be m! i for SSOO cash and bat ance in monthly liifttallmontft of $2, without i UI crest. TWO-VJ’OKY If LSI DKNC K oa Montgom ery •tr*cl ns*ar Duffy; contain* six room* and i rents ft r sls per month. Terms 95(*0 csh and | S2O per month until balance 1m paid, without ' interest. TWO STORY RESIDENCE on Anderson 1 street, between llal-er-ham mid l.ineoln.con lamii'g six rooma arid four <>ne-t ry lioune. ! m llie rear of li e .-awie M nUily rental is $25, Term* sl,.Vine i.li and ba inee m monthly inatallinculs or $lO, without interest. No better chance* can e ver lie had to obtain homes or acquire property. C. H. DORSETT, Real Estate Poaler. Uflrrmar tan* Snmini.iii XBcrlMfy lilrurj (Tor. South Br la-l and Randolph St*. DK.W.HFO. K. M ATTHEWS. A V.S..OU. VeRSTEKR*. o V. ■*., Graduate Vete rinary Surgeou*, treat* all diseases of Horses, Cattle. Sheep and Dog*. Largest and best *r ra'geil Infirmary in thn Fouih Horse Den tistry a spec altv. Pot mortem exannn 'lions MM ami ie|.oru-l on. < :ill* promptly at tended 10, aud where always a Veterinary Surgeon ran lie found day and night. Tele phone No 323. V'nlc Kotbl Maintriictiirlni; CwnnHDT’s Wood Yard, ON canal, just iu rear G. K. R. Passenger Depot, aud between the two brick hrldgsa Of C. H. it , IS the place to gel cheap Wood— Slabs, Broken Lnmlier and Knd—ibe Isist lire fur stove wood In the world. Send vournwn m a *trMt w agon,for a load and trv it. Don’t 10iK... t olwoo. w Fjamo. __ SSI TOUR WCEB FOl IND BREAKFAST BACON, glntjine INLEBT ItCARINQ OUH PATKNieO TRADE-MARKS, A LIGHT •metallic seal, attachio to thi stning, ano THE •TRII'U) CANVAS, AS IN THI OUT. lUatrtiro and A FINE UNE OF ELEGANT JEWELRY! (Jold and Silver Watchwi. Clocks of ererj description. Silrerwar of the brut makers. Optical Ooods, nitrometers, Walking Canes. ATTUE OLD RELIABLE STORK OF A. L.DESBOUILLONS, 21 BULL STREET. Mcle Ageut for Lemare’s Rock Crystal Speciacles. Jewelry, and Watches tkoroahgly fixed. . Snipping. SEA ISLAND ROUTE. Commencing Monday, May 3 THE STEAMER ST. NICHOLAS, Capt. M. P. USINA, "\\7JLL leave Savannah from wharf foot TV Lincoln street for DOBOY. DAltlEv, KKUNSWIiK and FERNANDINA every MONDAY uud THURSDAY at 4 e. Mj. eon tier hug lit Savannah with New York. Phila delphia. Boston and Baltimore ntoniuer*, st Fernsniltna with rail for JaeksonvlUe und all point- in Florida, and at Brunswick with steamer for Sattlla river. Freight received to within half hoar of boat’s departure. Freight not signed for *4 hours after arrival Wi I lie st rlk of noßneuee. i Tickets on wharf asd bc l V. WILLIAMS. Agent. ! Sljipphte. OCM STMSfIIP COMFY .FOR NEW YORK INDfHIUDELPHII ! CABIM re**** *. B*W VW*. KXCUBSION... 32 BTEEUAGK .’.'.‘.’.V.’.V. ”... W I’assajce lo FhiladelphU, CABIN.. KXdirBSION V. 35 bTitEHAuE u A* rpirF magnifleent steamships of this no*. A panv are appointed to sail as follows— standard time: TO NEW YORK. OH ATI’A11 00(1 if EK, Gaut. J. W. CATHA INE. UNDAY, M.y2. t. ue. n KK ’ Kkmpton, TUBS \, Mav 4, at i\ m. T k I (M,Vs A v, SK -'' W - H. Fisuer, r Kl DAY. May 7, at 8 A. M. C !oT x g U v v UTA< oa '’ t ’ K - *’ NiCkEß mis, HUNDAY, May 9, m r. iO a. m. OITV OF SAVANNAH. Gant. H, C. Da- Ogrr, TUESDAY May 11. at U A. TO PHILADELPHIA. I These steamers do not carry i> u,senger.] D !bj'ut’G P i'. F * SulTa ' - ATURDAY, 1, Capt. S. AgKINS, SATUR DAY, Mhv 8, ai, 8:30 A. M. Through lullsof ludluggiven to Eastern and Norihwe-lern points and to ports of the Uni ted Kingdom anil the Cootineut. For freight or passage apply to G. M. SORREL, Ageut, Men hauls’ 11 nil bmers’ Truusporta, lion C(mi|);tnjr, FOR RALTIMOItE. CABIN tIAOA BBCUND CABIN . x‘2od eacuK.sioN ;;;;;; 2000 'T’HE steamships of this epmpany are an. A pointed to sail from -Savannah for Balti more as follow*—eil T time: v S v. ,Ot ; K,NS ’ Ca,,t - Foster, TUES DAY, May 4, at 5 p. m. lawhencß’ Oapt. Billups, Mon day, .'lay 10, at 12 g. ’ J ?,^v S ?°^ K,rf - 9 C * pt - Fo8T ". SATUR DA Y, May 16. st 4 e. M. WM. LA'VRK.NCK. fjapt. RILLUnt THURSD AY, May 20, at 9a. M. BlLLrp8 ’ And from Baltimore on the dav* slmvw named at BP. M. - “uorn Through bills lading given to all points West all the manufacturing towns in Nave England, on iio on ~i urn United Kingdom aud the Continent. JAS. B. WEST A CO.. Agents, H4 Bay street, Boston and Savannah STEAMSHIP CO. FOR BOSTON DIRECT. CAUIN I’A.SSAUE S2O and) KACLi RoiON 35 b'l'AiLitAG b. 12 lk) TnK first-elas* iron r.teamshl ns of tblseem. pany are appointed to sail every Thnrw dr.v from Boston at 3 r. ii.; from Savannah aa odi’ws—stnndar I time: OATKCIT Y.Capt. D. Hedoe, THURSD AY Ms* 6. ni 7::t > r n. * CITY OK MACON. Capt. Wg. Keli.ev THURSDAY, May 18, at ’ p. m. * OATH Ctrl. Capt, D. llcouc, THURS DAY, Ma> 2 , at , *i p. n. CITY OK MACON. Cant. W. KeILIB, THURSDAY, > a> 7, at Ip. n. Through iiill* of ladleqg giyen to New Eng land manufacturing points and to Liverpool. The company’s wharves in both Savannah and Boston are eonneetsd with ail railroad* leading out of the twoeirlc*. ’ RICHARDSON* BARNARD, Agents. For Augusta and Way Landings STEAMKR KATIE, Capt. J. 8. BEVILL, WIM* LEAVE EVERY TUESDAY at 5 :3d TV o’elocv p. m. (city time) for Augusta and wav landings All freights payable bv shipper*. OOIiNLAWTON, ————————————— xhmn* SEMI-WEEKLY LINK FOR COHEN’S BLUFF AND WAT LANDINGS. TUI Steamer F.TIItI Capt. W. T. Uieeot will leave for aliove every FRIDAY, 5 P. • Kctoralag, arrive SUNDAY NIGHT LeaveTUFSDAT stS M. letnrnlag. ar rIvaTHUKSDAT at ll A. . For laf .rraa tion, etc , apply to W. T. GIBSON, Manager. W harr foot of Drayton street, SUIVO. Hi ] 111’ t- I’ik •< < HISKLTOOTH , liUl W I /U. u* 8 ' W S I. I V H) UNFQI 7 A LCD SATISFACTION IN ALL PARTS <f i Ml’ COUNTRY, PTKONU AND HIMI’I.K. cll KAI’LV KEPT IN ORDER, 'I IIEY MAKE BET IKK LUMBER WITH LESS POWER THAN ANY OTHER. AD DIIKS.h R. IIOK * CO., $94 GRAND ST., NF.W YORK CITY. "-"-JJI'JI llnu ))iibU(ittioH. SHORTHAND Tent-ltook and In.truetloe by inali to master it, given by the author ol 4b>)r.iem lor •. Mom popular aud EASY method, ludorsud by 1.900 gradu ate* and profes-ional Monographer*. Book a ore $ . D L. BCOTT-BROWNE. U Cltate* Place. Sew Yurk.N.Y, 5