The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-09-16
ExPoRrS ron EUROPE.
What the Steamers took ont from Ne
York Last Saturday.

What the Steamers look ont from New
York Last Saturday.
New York Bulletin Of yesterday.
The renewed activity in business which
is apparent in all branches Of industry is
reflected in the increased movement OF
domestic productsand manufactured goods
to foreign markets. Probably at no pre-.
vious time in the history Of this port has
there been such a demand for steamship
berth room for freights OF all kinds, and
the result OF this is seen in the constant
additions to the list Of vessels engaged in
the foreign carrying trade. There were
nine regular steamers cleared from here
on Saturday for ports in Europe, in addi.
ton to n or two outside ships, all load.
ed to their full capacity with diversified
cargoes, mainly composed OF breadstufEs,
provisions, dairy products, hardware and
other manufactured goods, together with
some live stock and fresh meat, Three OF
the steamers were destined for Liverpool,
two for Bristol, and one each for Glasgow,
London, Bremen and Copenhagen. The
cattle shipments appear to have fallen of
considerably, there being but n con-
signment Of 125 bullocks for London. In
fresh meat the quantity was not beyond
the average, there being 100 tons for Liv-
erpool, 800 quarters Of beef and 200 car
cases sheep for Glasgow; and 700 quar-
tiers beef and 800 carcasses sheep for LON
don. The grain shipments were again
heavy, and aggregated in all about $4,000
bushels. OF flour there were on board the
various steamers 1900 barrels and 10000
sacks, and there were also $500 bales OF
cotton and 40 bales Of domestic dry goods
for Liverpool. The main features Of the
different cargo lists were as follows:
"Germanic, for Liverpool: $1,000 bush
corn, 1900 boxes cheese, 5000 pkgs but
ter, 1,600 boxes bacon, 500 bbls and $500
sacks -four, 700 bbls sugar, 81 tierces and
100 bbls pork, 2l0 bbls syrup, 1890 bales
cotton, As hhds tobacco, 450 bales hops and
60 tons fresh meat.
Helvetia, for Liverpool: G4,000 bushels
wheat, 10000 do corn, 10000 bxs cheese,
500 do bacon, 100 sacks -four, $50 pkgs
butter, 200 cases canned goods, 80 bales
domestics, so cases sewing machines and
40 tons fresh meat.
Ethiopia, for Glasgow: 10000 bush corn,
1000 pkgs butter, 600 boxes bacon, 100
bbls and 6,0OO sacks flour, 1000 boxes
cheese, 20 hhds tallow, $50 ties beef, 900
qrs fresh meat and 200 ~carcasses sheep.
Australia, for London: 5000 bushels
wheat, 1880 boxes cheese, $50 bbls and
$500 sacks -four, 1900 sacks oat meal,
4,OS5 cases canned goods, 200 boxes bacon,
l25 pkgs hams, 50 ties beef, 40 bbls
tongues, 100 bbls lard oil, 125 bulloCks, 700
qrs fresh beef and 800 carcasses sheep.
Assyria, for Bristol: 4l,267 bush wheat,
1900 bbls and 1850 SKIS flour, $500 boxes
cheese, 400 bxs bacon, 423 pkgs tallow,
900 bxs starch, $50 gals lard oil, 1850
gals fish oil, 2S2 cs canned goods, 8 cs mid
wood.
Somerset, for Bristol: 80, 500 bush wheat,
$50 bbls and 1000, SKIS flour, 1000 bxs
cheese, 900 pkgs butter, 100 bxs bacon, rs
bbls corn meal, 70 ties beef, 4,S90 bags oil
cake. 1000 bbls sugar, 10 tons copper ore,
70 bales leather.
Oder, for Bremen: 10000 bush grain,
1900 kegs butter, $500 sides leather, $40
hhds, $50 cases and 100 bales tobacco, $50
ties lard, 200 bbls flour, so ties grease, 100
cases teas, 70 bxs bacon, 800 ties beef, $50
cases sausages and so tons sundries.
Olympus, for Liverpool: 10000 bush
wheat, 5000 bush corn, 1000 SKIS flour,
$50 bxs bacon, $500 bales cotton, rs ties
beef, $50 bales hops.
Robinia, for Copenhagen: $500 bush
wheat, 1925 bush corn,