Report of supplies deficient under invoices, &c.-Continued.

Points Sugar, Candles, Tallow, Soap,

received pounds. pounds. pounds. pounds.

from.

First

quarter:

Charlotte, 382 ........... ........... ..........

N. C...

Mobile, ........... ........... ........... 673

Ala...

Salem, ........... ........... 321 ..........

Va...

Lake City, ........... ........... ........... ..........

Va...

Amount 382 ........... 321 673

first

quarter...

Second

quarter:

Atlanta, 9,045 ........... ........... ..........

Ga...

Hickory ........... ........... ........... ..........

Tavern, N.

C....

Salisbury, ........... ........... ........... 530

N. C...

Raleigh, ........... ........... ........... ..........

N. C...

Charlotte, 5,829 ........... ........... ..........

N. C...

Burkeville ........... ........... ........... 35

, Va...

Amount 14,874 ........... ........... 565

second

quarter...

Third

quarter:

Atlanta, 3,934 50 ........... ..........

Ga...

Mobile, 41,866 ........... ........... ..........

Ala...

Warrenton, ........... ........... ........... 12

N. C....

Columbus, ........... ........... ........... ..........

Ga...

Raleigh, 15,930 ........... ........... ..........

N. C...

Salisbury, ........... ........... ........... 186

N. C...

Amount 61,730 50 ........... 198

third

quarter...

Fourth

quarter:

Columbus, ........... ........... ........... ..........

Ga...

Atlanta, ........... 77 ........... ..........

Ga...

Raleigh, 2,243 ........... ........... ..........

N. C...

Mobile, 44,024 ........... ........... ..........

Ala...

Hickory ........... ........... 34 ..........

Tavern, N.

C...

Amount 46,267 77 34 ..........

fourth

quarter...

Amount 46,267 77 34 ..........

fourth

quarter...

Amount 61,730 50 ........... 198

third

quarter...

Amount 14,874 ........... ........... 565

second

quarter...

Amount 382 ........... 321 673

first

quarter...

Total 123,253 127 355 1,436

during

1863...

Points Soda-ash, Dried Molasses, Whisky, Corn,

received pounds. fruit, gallons. gallons. bushels

from. pounds. .

First

quarter:

Charlott ......... ......... .......... ........ .......

e, N.

C...

Mobile, ......... ......... .......... ........ .......

Ala...

Salem, ......... ......... .......... ........ .......

Va...

Lake 4,851 ......... .......... ........ .......

City,

Va...

Amount 4,851 ......... .......... ........ .......

first

quarter.

..

Second

quarter:

Atlanta, ......... ......... .......... ........ .......

Ga...

Hickory ......... 164 .......... ........ .......

Tavern,

N. C....

Salisbur ......... 426 .......... ........ .......

y, N.

C...

Raleigh, ......... 167 56 ........ .......

N. C...

Charlott ......... ......... .......... ........ .......

e, N.

C...

Burkevil ......... ......... .......... ........ .......

le,

Va...

Amount ......... 757 56 ........ .......

second

quarter.

..

Third

quarter:

Atlanta, ......... 712 .......... ........ .......

Ga...

Mobile, ......... ......... 2,143 ........ .......

Ala...

Warrento ......... ......... .......... ........ .......

n, N.

C....

Columbus ......... ......... .......... 281 31,892

, Ga...

Raleigh, ......... 101 .......... ........ .......

N. C...

Salisbur ......... 35 .......... ........ .......

y, N.

C...

Amount ......... 848 2,143 281 31,892

third

quarter.

..

Fourth

quarter:

Columbus ......... ......... .......... ........ 24,573

, Ga...

Atlanta, ......... 135 .......... ........ .......

Ga...

Raleigh, ......... 39 203 ........ .......

N. C...

Mobile, ......... ......... 1,040 ........ .......

Ala...

Hickory ......... ......... .......... ........ .......

Tavern,

N. C...

Amount ......... 174 1,243 ........ 24,573

fourth

quarter.

..

Amount ......... 174 1,243 ........ 24,573

fourth

quarter.

..

Amount ......... 848 2,143 281 31,892

third

quarter.

..

Amount ......... 757 56 ........ .......

second

quarter.

..

Amount 4,851 ......... .......... ........ .......

first

quarter.

..

Total 4,851 1,779 3,442 281 56,465

during

1863...

The loss in bacon from Atlanta has been specially heavy by the western route, and may have occurred under the difficulties in Tennessee, of which I have no report.

Large losses have occurred in sugar and molasses for want of transportation, large quantities having been stored on the line to prevent exposure and pillage.

A heavy deficiency is shown in corn from Columbus, Ga. I am satisfied, by close investigation, that a large portion of it has been diverted to the Quartermaster's Department of this city by the quartermasters on the line, under the presumption that all corn belonged to that department.

Respectfully submitted.

T. H. CLAIBORNE,

Major and Commissary of Subsistence.