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, 1881-12-31
HATS, CAPS. AND TURS.
M r,TtSf-r


is reported by prominent llriis III tho whole
silu brunch OF this tratlc Thore ire fourteen
houses Engaged in jobbinG thcse goods, whose
aggregate sales during tho year 1851 aro given
ut 50. .b00 600, oil capftnf Of 81, 100000. Dust
l,css throughout the year has been active,
tllrGe new ttrlms having started within that
period. Prices llnve ruled steatly, and, willie
labor hus been tritlo higher, thu Increase of
production, together with new appliances In
tile way of uGltlilery, hive tonhel to tile rte-
tnrl, of profits IN n1ont the sa'1te proportion
,Ls those Of lsNl
Gno!s Uf thi: dissertation manufactured
llcrc l'nvg n wftlely:-nxtchtled market, soma
Territories being mostly supplied by Chleago
dealers. Mnny gu0ls .afu disposed OF III
Tuxns md throughout the South, Ohio naso
being n liberal customer. Tho past yenr has
also lltark1.l q considerable tllcrGuso Of tltIs
partleuinr tra!lo with the British Provinces.
The fur t!uo llas. On tho Whole, beel ratls-
CT lighter tl,an visual, aid THO war,n, early
inactivity. While the fur crop Hf tho ,rlntur
Ut lSS0-'Sl WIS very light. owing to tho cx-
trenie cold weather, which to Il great extent
prevented trapping operations yet tho hpr'ng
months proved vory productive, nnd tile ny
eraEe yearly quantity WIS secured. Tho furs
preiared for sale lust winter averaged much
low temperature which brought enforced
itElencss to the trapper proved most favor
able to tho work Ut tho uiiufMcturcr.
Tho retail hAt, cup, mid fur establishments,
stllnll mil )1rge, did business nAgrcgntlnE
nbDl,t So,b00,0G0 during the lnst twelvo
mouths on all estimated capitat OF about
number during tile year, aud Eenorllly report
, 1881-12-31
tJEWELRY.
THIS LINE or I,uAlSlsss

THIS LINE or BUSINESS
reports very satisfactory trnde, though It
lias not grown M Much rs some other
branches, In the latter pnrt Of the y0ar rbusi-
ness WINS fully rs por cent greater thnn
twelve months previously, tus 1t was ruln-
lively slow III the curly pnrt OF tho year. The
sales altogether Increased about II per cent,
nggregating nearly s7,e5,o, ,00O. against ST, 800
0O0 for lHs0. The capital ongaKel IN tho bust-
nuss Is estmatasl Mt about s., ,00o, ,0o0, wh!chl IL
prohab!yn littlo inrge.
There Inns bccn but llttlo cllango IN tho
character Of tho .lou,at,d for juwolry proper,
a,ld silserWatc. The new styles lntr0llucetl
were generally received witt, favor, nlld MI
classea Ut Eootls n,et with ruady sals. ,nnstIy
pieces tho casu WIS sIl!leWl!Nt slftfHruht.
There WIS n good tlulnan1 for tho best ollsses
Ut WutClaH. hut for tbs InlrO common ErltleS
tito demand wis simply enormous. Tho III
crtase III tho t.lAlItity Ut lh0tley ut tho e1,li-
malNl Of nlucaslEcs ntMl fitrM workers ll.S
~ in0durnte priced cases; 1'lll snnlo ttlllnu..
fuctnrors l,ayu 0rtlorB fur nll'nf this ktll! Of
goatlA tint they can tmrn out within thu next
threo nr fnNr yHNfs. INSTANCES nto ru-
lutUH by tho trAIt0- wlloru manufacturers
l,Aye recently refused to takU cash
stnwN fur ,gMtls % 6u sMDpltni Within
Mhnt would or.Ii,at1iy bo a reasonable titla.
Kn0tks ncrISs tho water to u0lnt,Gt9 with thUso
OF European laka. Tl,Uy nro all wanted
lvmU,
i'iiO lobbng trade enjoyed tho bel,elit OF
thu bIlSlilosS blDnl 1nllel liltro fnly thnlt lltl
tho retAtl tratlo in t!i{s city. Slma Ut tIlo
y !lo'to as Int!ch business tho past your as In
1hSl -...-r,
, 1881-12-31
so,,nder, healthier condition than Mt any pre-
yi0ts time IN ullr history.
fitICAuu Sf1w NASKa FtRsT

CHICAGO NOW 1tASKs FIRST
anong all tho clttrs nj tho Unton, EXCEPT
NGw Yurk, IN tn w1.nlraulr clntln,Ig tr,Htc.
Eenrly n1t this rtltItng sulI Is nlatte lGn.,
Ant 1t Ia c'ninled tint tho cfuthlnE nall.
fnEtHrcti III Chicng, Is much better thnM tint
turned pnt nj THO East, inhertt. tho eiinrar-
tor OF tho trndn demands this. In former
years the West uniformly. took tho poorest
tootls of Eastern mako, Now tint rule Is
offered In th1s section hare to be nearly o.
quitc equal t0 cnstnrn make or tlley would
not finl buyers. 'flin RrCnt public Of tho
West hns really bern edncttett up tn tho
p0ilit ot being 10 uxaetig In this respect TINT
most Ut Oslr manufacturers ilnw liAvo tho
Eoutls nnn,lg III IT. establishments uf their
own, Instead Of giving the work out, rs
Every ye W Dart @ Il Tic Work Is tIei ,iow per: pef.
formed tti,tler expert supervision, AMI
IL therefore uniformly we'll tlnno. tile IT.
crpilsEtlg demands df tho trntla have also
stimulated tllo production Of Il mtlclI greater
vnrlety tliatl formerly. and Enntls Are NOW
nt,sle UP IN dozens OF different styles, ILL.,
ateau Of following 6iio ur, two models, rs
1tsed to he tho ease here and ls now hugely
tho fnct that the bus ncss Is large enough to
tho intlivlttunl garment, our clothing Il now
generally preferred. NIL over tic West. to
t',at matte at my ntllor pnlnt- 1t IL pleasant
10 tlute TINT even tho sh0p-wrrkers nf II feW
years ngn hnvo llad to clla1lgo front. md
now ttri, olt g0ot|s which nre worill buying
rs well Ms worth selling. Tho demand this
winter II for Il higher class Ut gUutlH tllan
over before, Ns prosperous tlElGS inCreAsn tho
desire Ut the great majority 10 aress well.
, 1881-12-31
MTLJ1N ERY.

TfifI WfIOf. .EYALE NiIIJNEJY
troo hua M hoo, ,,,n,lnrat"iy 'rnIltni,i. ami, roo.
sollnbIy ncttrc. seeing tl'tlt the hard weather
OF winter nlnl tho miserable spring told with
cspcctal severity o1, tl,is brunch Of business.
In,ltrs ro,,td mt rot MT IN I,t,v roo,I. NJ N
display tl'om II already ownct: Tile dizziness
nf tho llrst four mouths wAs, however, more
than compensated by subsequent activity,
t,utle bcinr oxcontiouullv uootl ,lnrjne the
Antn!nli, win 'lofo Ino eoous sel!lhg than
eyer before, US people ,Ycre moro nblo to buy:
!riecs have n0t @ beeli materially different
FROM l'loso 91 ieeO, perliilrs tflt1o higher,
, 1881-12-31
CROCKE1sY AND GLASSWARE

SIAoNhgIIk lA4S ~ o1lAS9 " tA1kG II
THE TRADE IN CltucKEiiY,
glassware, 1anIps, Gtc., shows fair progress.
Tho volume Of sales WIS nbUlit Saa,800, 000,
ngaiust $4,000, ,0oo In 1850, being Ill Increase
Of Mbo,lt y per cent, Tho augment as dupli-
Gated On the tratle Of 1S1D was much greutur,
~ 1850 WIS very acttyo year. There Inns
been but II small accession Df capital, tho
aggregate being estimated nj S5l5 ,0o0, against
$40 600 tho previous year. Ono new tirlu
hus cntharkcd In the buslnesa.
There are few 0tller Important changes to
note. The cost OF tratisactlng business is
perhaps II llttla greater tllnn twelve months
ago-a slight atlvahce In wngcs being offset
by lowcr freight rates. Prices llnvy. ranged
ncarly the sulse. md nrc now n yllntlr l0wer
than nt the cluso Of .18SU, especially Oil glass
ware. The demnlNl Inns recently rrll more
TO higll.priced gup.s, aa decorated ware; bWt
TINT flct has made llttto difference tn tho
volume Of tradu In imported articles. at
times the trado
+. cOtiI.D NOT OBTAIN GOODS
fast enough to supply the demnnds Of Gus
tDmorn; partly btcftlse manufacturers were
behind with ticIr or..ess, .alld purity bccn,,so
tratso Is fur from being oyerstoekesl vt pres
elitt td there IL s0nle reason t0 fenr that tho
supply will he short tbs coming season., rspe-
chilly for THO early trade, owing 10 tho strike
IN the English IIotterEcs. A result Of that
may also be mn ntlrance In prices. Tlic MILL
ufacturers rssfsted tho demand Of higher
waEes, rs they lllvo found tint low prices
aru necessary to competition with American
goods. The manufacture OF pottery. I'll this
country II ut present mnklng Inpld strl!les
towards perfection md tint popularity Which
always awaits really good article.
, 1881-12-31
LEATHER AND FINDINGS.
THE FAST El.AI&

WITS, IN SOHO respects, lloro satisfactory to
Iobbers OF leather alid findings thin was tho
previous ono. though 1SSo WIS generally ac-
~ upward. Throughout tho past ysMr trAtlo
was steatll!y goutl. TlleEe lJtsy be sall to
hive been mo periods Ut ,lullness, anA from
iirst Il, lust tic iliurket maintained flrtt, ta&ni
healthy. time. ,fllo pspst,Iet0h WIN 'n!uch
lurgur t}lnn psur before, but tilero was u cs,r-
rasln,tltilg !l!eretsso IN u.a consumption, ind
ut ~ ltnle 'ilal ssncks accumnlqto to Ihe OK
All lneru;as., Ii, tho ,n!niAu Ut tJnl,lty) saIu4
Ot fully II pr cept is geWfloL, thp tolai
sllgl,lly exceeding S:ok, 0R, asai!lst u ,so,-
OQ0 tor lSsJ and 81, ,ho0,UO f0r 16tG. Prices
were remarkably
ENEMrT Fll0M FLUCTUATIONS,
aud II profits hAye not been as lnr9e as In
, 1881-12-31

The us,,al flight Of spccuIatlons regarding
tho Forest outcome OF next yeAr has appeared
moro especially III Journals devoted to The
lumber Interest. AZ 10 tho reliability OF
thesu numerous predictions little can be sall,
The prospects, l,oWHVor, for next year may
be summed up in tho remarks OF Il prominent
ltlfMbernnll OF this city, wllD nssNrts tint The
mills VIII probably Increase tllolr cnpaclty,
Glld will tithl material enough to keep them
THE PINE Hut'rLy.
An oxelinngc, speaking of the destruction
OF our pllio FORESTS says:
1t is nssurted that during tho season lust closed
more thur six billions Noa7p, ,p50 0u} Of feet 1t
sl!lt and Minnesota. Tile logging this summer
Will H.golI thiA NtrsluHt to seven and Il ilAlr bill.
Ions e. ~, ,5G, ,C00 ffeer+ As tho Gcnslis aEpna
report that tho whole q.lnnttty. Of pine timber
alll haif billions 81 ,0Oo Of tcct, ainpie
Hutn III division will show that tho supply will
only lust twoive yc1rs II tho present rate ut de-
strtlctton IL kept up, md thore Is no way Of sp-
plying tho loss, alncG once tho prlg Is Cllt Nll
growth at tard wnotl follows, which Is not only
practically useless fnr building purposes, Tbs
MAno pMBries Rr1 also comparatively exhaust.
cd, numbering operations HOW bO1nG cOnl!nCd 10
Bpr!leo. Michigan lumber has even boon shipped
% l,nnFor. Indicating TINT the homo snpp1y
th0re Is giving out.
According to the journal Of tho A9r1cult.
,lral SocIuty Of FRANCE, tho acreage Of fOress
IN Europe, North and south, Is lou, ,0'0, 900 to
15n,000,0 ,000 These, however, especially Mtt-
alte OF Germany, are rapidly, thinning out.
In Germany great pains nre taken to foster
the growth Of forest trcGa and the lnb0rs OF
TINT government have thus fur been well 70.
Warded.
, 1881-12-31
ITrNTDEII.
TIE TIlI1si, lNTEILEST

.rut. ,r,,,u,, ,vru,,rsr
IN Ch'caeo.s great colhh,efeiat ttln1ty. INC
lumber trhtte, llns nlndo wonderful progress
during thu year jtlst closed. Truo to lis
renutatlnn of former ycars. IT. has continued
to snrcnd mil very fcw portlol,s of the co,,n-
.,.ent ~ ~, t,",,.ta ~ ,..t,''rs s.;,rn..,
tey west OF l'lo A!leE"enles wnela 7altloaA
communication Is llnu Will Chicago can bn
found wllcro tho products Of the Michigan
forrsta nra uot n rr.otor nr lcss ,,,ens1,rc
uf1llyrt1 fnr thn ,nantfn|d ,n,rnosrs to whIcl,
mu11,cr IA nnn)ia,l. 'rhe oli troJe bnrrInr
,which ,rs +" ~, si,o,,o ~, ~, inn n,,lu.rv iIno
"',. 'a ~. ~ .Mo sIo 81, w. w. W.. @M.t
tliVlaeu tlo WORKING he!.l ot u'o Hnlcaso
lumber merchants {rntn Tint claimed by tito
illmbermen OF tho Mississippi Valley hus
l,cr,, swo,,t awov during the nc,tvo spnson nf
~, on,i t,,a,,oa,,da ~ arr.fnu,ia ~ nina
tv,mr @ ''' a.ts. a w t.,,narn ov w,rc,,nn,a WI n
hnso invaded tho uppor Mississippi
country, This strong trntc wind Inns
nndu itec1f fnIt .trn,,gcot ,mr,,nns IN thn
% sn". % and sa,th,v.st mi eJ' al % tronnn thn ~ scn. @
sn I"tIuois n la.llvNu cS.stsaoIs I'll y <.,,,,
snf', hai,sas % ioxas NsW MeX!ss: a:s gila 9Yem
M,cSico inVS cmeckoa tmoir 0Nf,n ,, onEganG
tntGnstf 10 Gticaao WneI tMay naV4 s,uttGu is u
9Ht !or iuii,oer, Got'ns tatouRm @ ot; ~, LOUIS Is
IL UNCONSCIOUS tn9f LINE 9ltTR Mss Try mfa.t"
aeIs n, FL ~ -, lay fipna o Mt sY,,st tlay
waatgtl without tt,o icast trouble, see, on9o or
lo sea! ~, sSn.S u, Fr,, ~
s s.oW'l ~ T.'GaH"s tFom to
% %a.aem @ 1,m,icr I vG ,ttIrinp liz vear iI,st eosc
has S traVerse! tic etIrs 6seadt Of Tic con.
iry from Mau 10 UreEols. satsraa co,,siiR.-
,,.u iu.s M ucc l"i,c ~ " u tGS'
wng!t ~ H. pu ~ ~ ooSniIiH s:uiIai,Hi cXas ~ ~
nGgtleu PURPOSES m ara TO-. 70 tne % latter % %W!lofe,
mttfo - tnn la G,,a sa- ~, ~ fno,i.fna ~ -
,,,sont ~ for tIIIying I'm n"tiva IN r"w.', "'
nm, rr,,tn1:I,N.s,s ryr,I,Snr
, 1881-12-31
COAL.

NOTHING MORE USERnINGLY SHOWS
ttl0 growth Of the city III population nnd In
manufactures than does the rapid expansion
Of the coal tratlc. THAT the Qllhnttty Of coal
handled during the past twelve months
should ho tnare tl,au double tho auautlty
required to meet tic demands no farther
back tnn 1876 would scarcely be cred.
ited were not tho fact detnonstrablo by
official figures. For thnt year the
total receipts OF NIL kinds 0r coal were re-
turned at 1,0laI002 tons, while tho receipts
tolis which Is nn incrense during ttla space
of six years Of ], 81, 200 tons. Of tho past
yenr's receipts only 850, 900 tons we're re-
shipped, titus leaving a,7S9,000 tolis as the
aNantIty required to supply local consumers:
Thn shlplnents to tl'e Int !nterlomr H. were 'A,ooo
Woul ID ilaye ocer still moro nnarked Int for.
the fact. tfnt at certain periods of the year
It was impossible to obtafn THE. required
freight, accommodation. During March an1
ontIrey ~ s,tspeds Ii coilssaue''co @ of tis
snow-blockate. Then in 1lny fur n period
Of two weeks the switcfmen's strike
placed MI c1'bargo Oh shipments. There,
md November wien cortnI,, sections of the
West which look to Chcng0 for their sup
piles wero Victims Of . genuine coat famine,
simply becn,sn tha railway cotnpnnlas could
,one,,I,nrs vnrn @ ,tSsnm, r., ros1rt r. I'm nnrms
crii, fnr n snj,stltmtt3 fr roaj whiia in stl,,la
cas,.s IL st,ch tiesrM.rntn strnits vnrn ffp nnn-
pio driven t!lat raiiroatl ties wore torn up 10
November supplies llayo been going forward
freely md the sutf0rangs Incident To- tho coal
fu,nin0 Of lust winter allQ tho past autumn nre
not fuared. Tho country demand IL chiefly
for
nrTyMINoua GOALS
of tha chenper kinds. Wilmington selling
,nora Inrrnlv lint nny other. Ihsre Ia. IoW.
nynr. NJ, unusually lncrenslnr tluinnrii for
snlh'rasite, M aad Withln feW years il is not
v"rseti, ,,,Iless tba di!fereea In cost s,,aIl be-
ro,,e s,rl.ntrr rI,o,, ri nrrst,i,t. FIn IarrcIy-
fnrrensinr i,s,, ~ i,nrti conl tor tlnmcstia
nmrljnsrs Il duo To tic Introduction OF the
base.nur,ler slaves ll,oro t,au to nuythsnc
sss ioaF r. saof 4 1,k and ru"tSff Is
tip vnrinlIs kim,is Of conl handled If. this mar
E1t WiImlngtom tnkes tGo iuati as to Guanllty,
ths ,rnnnrtl1n noi,,,r NJ thrt,n tn f,ne ~ NV
nti,er hrnnd II, snInIitv II IN inferior ia
thn nrosii,et If mnnv nj TIM Eastern
infucs. Of lie lattor Tie Erie u,pi tic Yo1.gn-
% the ii"cLinS Vnitay nl,,i tllo pittsbnrE rank.
linz unly II ifttie lnwcr. OF tlo ofEst-l,ienti0ued
comparatively little now comes to this nlnr-
ket. Y0uFl,loglieny, wllEcl! Is said to bo 2
better coal Containing, ns 1t dnes, about "
per Gent ot carbon to % per cent Tor lSrie).
ntlu Witlcil II hot pef Ion ehchper, IS peiilE
LARGELY substituted: Ille extension TO W
!uto 9f tlo Olllp Eentral Hal!roaa n1aRes u
possible to pase t9s RTa'tl o. coal on the
formerly, and n 4 grentgr quantity. both lof
rnlcrs AVERAGED uionEn
thnn for tS3U. Thu year openaa Mt $500 for
, 1881-12-31

orc Hnrtcrn iorcsts eti t,.n ,Ip tho
000,D These lnttHr reoeipts wcro mltte IN
Of nlnllc. nsll, bAssWoOd, 0ak. etc.. tlsctt n,
furniture Rtitl building purposes. S
rIput:ss MAIZE.
No ttntn Is known to exist by whtcl, com.
lumber At Chicago can be traced to q ,in,a
oRrltor thnn 1sa8, although It Is state,l Gv
those cngngeti In the business TINT the traIo
Ind In 1873 acquired II volume not exceeding
nli ISL bs' bs'ginns % "" VIII whfeh '1sssnssa year 81
nny trao lis Increase to tho present time, ~
fOllOWs: ''
, 1881-12-31
Following woro tho olllclal yard prices ut
tho dates named:

srOcKs TO pll4w FIsoM.
Tho following figures bear u', the cond1.
ton OF tho st0vkS ut tie closing OF tAU yunr:
Lftmter+ ShtNUfex.
Stock In yart1H neov L., a., GJo, :t4 III
Excess ut BhipMenta
during month. ..,.,... 10 ,6oaOo0 4!,1lO.001
Estimated stooE Jan, |. ,ha.l5 0gAa.3 &Uikl9l7t
Stock Jun, l, ISL. ...r., ", ,8t0tI3 BS1s.,O01
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-12-20

3, d 9 Bacon & Co, Weed & @. Z Mcintyre
Henry Yonge. H Rarnett. Mohr Bros, Della
Taylor, Lppman Bros, Solomons & Co, Mrs ]
w Lathrop, j Reedv, Mrs P Goodwin NJ
henderson, Lee Roy Myers, VIM Hone & Co,
Einstein's Sons. Williams & ". Peacock, H &
Co, Order, II NJ Conner & Co, Woods & Co,
Ches Ellis, W w Chisholm, Jno FlannerY & Co,
L Gullmartin Co, W W Gordon & Co, ! A
Solomons & Co, Walter & H, Wood & Bro.
N FARLEY, w Lathrop & Co, Estes & MICA,
@ F Stubs & Co, West Bros, Baldwin & Co,
NJ Maclean, NJ Ferst & Co.
Per steamship VIM Lawrence. from Baltimore
Allen q l. G Bruyn. Branch & G, 7 d Boil
shaw, 9 RR. - Cubbedge, Drayron & T, S FL
singer, I Enright, Friedenberg z Co, Fret
well & n, n Ferst & Co. Holcombe, G & Co, w
W Gordon, G N Heidi & Co, VIM Hone & Co.
Hirschman, Huger, A Heller, @ Hopkins,
Joyce & II, johnson & Co. Lang & Bro, N r
Lee, Loeb & E, A Miller & Co, Miller & R.
Order notify Holcombe, g & Co, Order notify
Minis Sons, Palmer Bros. G w Parish. H
Ruwe' Solomon Bros, s, & w Ry, Seal Steam
s Co Tilton & $. Tuberdy, B F Ulmer, b
Won Newton, West & Co, Weed & @.
FER steamship City Of Savannah from Phila-
delphia-E Acosta Jr, Abbott Bros. H Buck,
Mrs Bessinger, Mrs Berg, L E Byck & Son,
Crawford & L, A Campbell, B Cubbedge, John
cunningham. q Cam. NJ J Doyle. Mrs @ W J
DeRenne, Daily, H Daf1n, Davidson,
Jno A Douglass, Frank & Co, NJ Ferst & Co, A
Fernandez, G L Gilbert & CO, G G Gemunden,
Guckenheimer q Son, Gar liner. G Hopkins,
Haslam & Co, A Hirschman, J NJ Hull, A Han
lev, w n daOerSham. l. Hann q Bro. j kOhn,
J Kaufman. Mrs NJ Kelly, Kennedy & I, Nj
Krauss, Jno Lyons, Lippman Bros, Lilienthal
& K, Lang & Bro, Ludden B, Morgan &
co, Minis Sons, Mohr Bros. Jno Nicolson,
g n Nichols. Palmer Bros, DIR f Parsons, Guam
took & 2, H Ruwe. J RAY, ] D Ryan,R B Rep
pard, L Q Strong, Solomon Bros, V s Studer
Solomons & Co, H Schroeder. H Sanders, Savan-
nah Guano Co. E A Schwarz, S,F& WRy.
Savannah Cotton Press Association, Southern
Elk Co, Silva, j Snyder. P Tuberdy. L G Te-
beau, Thompson. R H Tatem, B f Timer,
G b Umbach. Weed & C, A me- CIV West
w W West, d Weisbein, P II Ward & Co. Mrs
Wagner. Henry YoRge. A G Ybanez, str David
Clark
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-12-20
CHAPTERS

Schr Mary Lord, 365 TONS New York to Sa-
vannah, phosphate. So.
Schr Eugene 1919 tons, New York to jackson
vile, stone, 81 65; back with lumber. SO so.
Schr Sale NJ Evans 191 tons. New York to
Key West, ID {.
Schr Geo S Marts, 442 tons. Elizabethport to
Port Royal, phosphate, 81, free of loading and
wharfage; back to New York with lumber,
81 as.
Schr W Lewis, 322 tons New York 10 Port
Royal phosphate, 81; back with lumber, 81 rs.
Schr II Foster, 3S5 tons, New York to
Darien, phosphate, t; back with lumber,
So S716.
Schr Jennie Rosalne, 200 tons, Jacksonville
to New York, lumber, 50 90.
Schr Oracle n, AIS tons New York to Charles
ton, stone, 81 rs; back from Georgetown. c,
naval stores, . {.
schr Hattie NJ Lollis. 100 tons, New York to
Savannah, phosphate, 81 % and loaded.
Schr Howard Holder, 81 TONS New York to
Port Royal, guano. 81
Schr Ruth Robinson, 4s7 tons, New York to
Pensacola, phosphate, 50 5Oi back with lum-
Der, So
schr Eta A Simpson. 3l4 tons. New York to
Charleston, railroad iron and phoshate, S1O5O;
back from Darien with lumber, SS-20O0 feet
Brig Helen Maria, Z54 tons, Brunswick to
New York, lumber, 81 IS.
Schr Caroline. $50 tons, New York to Charles
lum Der, IS so.
A brig, 1872 tons, Weymouth. Mass, to Pensa-
cola, phosphate in bags. 81 per ton; thence
with resawed lumber to Cienfuegos, Cuba, s.
per LOO feet
Schr Rookie E Yates, 1856 tons, New York to
Port Spain, general cargo, Sl,050; Cedar Keys
TO Tampico three trips), lumber, Sl1 and for
eign port charges.
Haytian brig Goldfi, der, 145 tons lat Boston,,
Fernandna to a British Windward Island, lum.
Der, $40.
Schr Elizabeth NJ Cook 2S2 tons, New York
20 Port Royal, phosphate, S! 25; back with
lumber, 81 rs.
Sp bark Rufina, 4lO tons. Charleston to Havre
or Antwerp, cotton, SD per pound
Br bark Icarus, 900 feet lumber, Pensa.
cola 10 River Plate, Sl9 net
Schr EnchantTess, 81 tons, New York to
Brunswick, phosphate, 81
Sehr John Halliday, 235 tons, New York to
Savannah. phosphate, 81.
Br bark Edna 500 tons, Charleston to Liver
pool. cotton sd.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-12-20
List of Vessels UP. Cleared and
Sailed for this Port.


STEAMSHIPS.
Bradford City OBJ, Clark, West Hartlepool,
Tasmanian, Sulis, London. cid Nov1.
Eurydice. Edwards, Liverpool. sid Nov 16.
Viola, Sullis, at London Nov "a.
BARKs.
Ardnt NOr), Stettin, sid Oct 26.
Agatha, Maryport, sid Oct g.
Vestfold, GunderSen, Liverpool, sid Nov H.
L Berg (Nor), Hansen, Barcelona sid Oct IS
Llbertas (Gerl Hermann, st Nazaire, sid Oct IS.
Bergenseren (Nor) Mortensen, Dublin, sid Nov
II.
II Smith, Persons, London, sid Nov l.
Agathe Nor, Orbek, Maryport, sid Oct 25.
UranG (Aus), Saracich, BolOugne sid Oct 10.
Sidantha, Plymouth, sid Nov g.
Betty GUIDE (Nor), Hull, sid Nov 49,
Siddartua, Moore. Plymouth sid Nov g.
Svea, Frivold. Cette, Sept 80.
Sea (Nor), Danielsen, Marseilles, sid Nov IS.
Tillid CNor). Jensen, London, cid Nov n.
Alphonse ct Marie (Fr), Privat Tarragona, sid
Nov 49,
Edward waenerland Ger. spiegelberg. Ham.
burg sid Nov2.
c L Robinson CBr). Moore. Cork, sid Dec 2.
johanna Marie GER, Jaburg, Hamburg, sid
Dec g
Lotus (Br), Mcdonald, Kingston, ia, sid Dec z.
Capt Dan, Milliken, Cette, sid Nov &C.
Atlanta (Br), Stone, at Capetown Nov 60
Ironsides (Br), Gagnon, at Montevideo Nov 6.
Golden Fleece (Br), Edman, at London Dec /
Palander (Nor) Ellefsen, at London Nov a.
BRIGS.
Marguerite (Nor), Hansen, Liverpool sid Oct
II.
Maria (Sw), Adde, Antwerp, sid Nov a.
America lBr), Santerre, at Montevideo Nov 5.
Ceres (Nor), Olsen, at Dublin Dec /.
sCHooNERs
Joel Cook, Springer, New York, up Dec H.
S F Bird, Farwell. New York, up Dec7.
Blanche Hopkins, Tennell, Baltimore, cid Dec is.
Nellie Storr, New York up Dec g.
r milford, Tirrell, Baltimore, cid Dec g.
Eva Smith, Adams, New York, up Dec Z.
Tom Williams Edwards, New York, up Dec IA.
P Scribner, Dasey, Philadelphia, cid Dec 49,
Jno Halliday. Cranmer. New York, Idg Dec H.
Hattie NJ Lollis, New York, ldg Dec II.
Mary Lord, New York, ldg Dec II.
Messenger, Falker, Boothb4y, ldg Dec u.
VIM Buck. Newcastle. sid Dec ID.
Katie Robinson, SOey, New York. up Dec Il.