Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-09-07
Matters and Things LaeoAIeaIlV
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Noted
The weather continues very warm and
sultry.
Magnolia Eneampment No l, L o. o. T.,
meet tonight.
Cotton is coming in much more rapidly
this year than last.
The cosstxise exports OF lumber yester-
day were %, 600 feet
The removal Of the debris from the streets
is progressing rapidly.
Two steamships, loaded with cotton, sail
ed for Liverpool yesterday.
The Georgia Grand Lodge Of Good Tenn
nIsrz Is in session at Louisville.
The schooner Chatham yesterday sailed
FOR Baltimore with a cargo Of lumber.
All Of our draymen report an extraordi-
nary foe business during the past summer.
The repairs to the steamer David Clark
AZ the present rate will be finished In short
time.
Col Eufus z. Lester left yesterday morn
ing ~ rail on trip to Baltimore and New
York.
The assessments at the Police Court
matinee yesterday amounted to only ten
dollars.
The receipts Of naval stores yesterday
were 81 barrels Of rOsin and l63 casks
spirits OF turpentine.
Naval stores exported coastwise yester-
day comprised I, S69 barrels Of rosin and 3OI
casks spirits OF turpentine.
Tie sales of naval stores yesterday
amounted to 795 barrels Of rosin and 800
casks spirits Of turpentine.
The schooner NJ. Il. RawleY, which sus-
tanned considerable damage during the late
storm, is being repaired.
The repairs to the pilot boat Wilder are
progressing rapidly, and she will be ready
for business In about week.
Beautiful moonlight nights now, and the
promenade streets are thrOnged with senh-
mental couples slowly strolling.
There have been received here 1902
bales Of cotton since September LIST, against
13, 500 bales for the same period last season.
MiddHng fair, good middling, middling
and low middling cotton declined sc. yes
terday, good ordinary &c, and ordinary
&c.
The exports of cotton, foreign and coast
wise, since the LIST, foot mp IA, 9O1 bales,
against :, 7S4 bales at the same time last
year.
Messrs. s. Fatmsn, Milo Hatch, W. q.
Morrell ind wife, and Henry Blum, returned
from New York yesterday in the City OF
Macon.
Messrs. Bernard Brady, a. L. Desbouil-
Ions and 1. II. Isambert were among the
passengers for New York yesterday by the
Gate City.
The absentees are returning. There were
one hundred and six passengers on the
steamship City Of Macon which arrived here
yesterday.
Thos. ID. Mitchell, Esq proprietor Of the
Mitchell House, Townsville, was in the
CITY yesterday, and registered at the Mar
shall House.
Mr.. Charles Gsssmsn, who has been North
| on business trip, returned home yesterday
BY steamer, and will be opening his new
| goods al once.
Workuen will shortly commence to re-
build the brick walls OF the sheds on the
new Baltimore steamship wharf, which were
blown down during the recent storm.
c. c. E well, Esq, Lighthouse Engineer;
Hon. E. j. Harris and ]. A. Harris, Of
Ocala, Florida, we're in the city yesterday,
| and registered at the Marshall House.
The steamer Katie left at two O'Clock
/ yesterday on an extra trip to Hudson's
/ Ferry, fol- the purpose Of bringing load
l of cotton here. She is expected back to-
day.
In consequence Of several interesting fea-
/ lures being added 10 the extra edition Of
/ the MORNING NRws containing the account
I OF the storm, it will not be issued until
/ Thursday morning.
a large quantity of blinds, doors. ssshes
/ and other material belonging to the steamer
/ Carrie, VIII ch were blown away during the
\ storm, were picked up near the old Centen-
/ uial wharf, on which they are now lying.
Mr.. VIM. Coolidge has been appointed
| Treasurer If the Theatre, and viii make his
/ first public appearance ia bis new role at
/ the Openii 2 Of the Theatre on Monday
night next. Mr.. Coolidge is competent
/ and energetic, and viii no doubt I'LL the
/ position efficiently.