Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-09-15
Matters and Things LacOnieally
Noted.


Mr.. J. J. Abrams left for Atlanta yester-
day.
Cotton futures declined thirty points yes
terday.
The receipts of cotton yesterday were
4, 105 bales.
There were sold here yesterday us bar
rels Of rice.
The sales Of cotton yesterday amounted
70 ], III bales.
The naval stores market was unusually
quiet yesterday.
Bran advanced ten cents per hundred in
this market yesterday.
The quotations for all grades Of bacon
advanced yesterday.
It is probable we will have good shower
before the close Of the week.
The tug J. W. Lynn will probably arrive
here from Charleston to-day.
The assessment at the Police Court yes
terday amounted to eighteen dollars.
The tug Winpenny is on Willink's ways,
having the shoe under her stern fixed.
The annual meeting OF the E. NJ. P. 1.
Social Club will take place this evening.
Good middling, middling, low middling
and ordinary cotton declined &c. yester-
day.
The United States revenue cutter McCul-
| Tough arrived here from Charleston yester-
| day.
Mr.. Henry T. Bolts, who has been North
/ for some weeks, returned TO the city yester-
/ day.
The sales Of naval stores yesterday were
/ 9Sl barrels resin and l32 casks spirits tur-
/ pentine.
An advance Of 215< cents per bushel was
noted yesterday in both corn and oats in
this market.
There were received by the Charleston
and Savannah Railway yesterday SAG cad
/ dies Of tobacco.
There was An advance in Northern, East
/ ern and Western timothy hay yesterday OF
/ ten cents per hundred.
/ The roof OF the Exchange is yet in dam
/ aged condition on account Of the difficulty
| in procuring labOrers.
The tug Constitution has gone up on VII
links ways for the purpose Of having new
sleeve put on her shaft.
Some thirty buggies were shipped from
this place to Jacksonville, Florida, by the
steamer Planter yesterday.
The city was remarkably orderly yester-
day, and at midnight 1t was reported there
were no arrests at the police barracks.
The suburbs every evening are frequented
by Youthful spOrtsmen, who create quite q
! havoc among the bull bats, which are quite
| numerous this season.
The Mayor Sanitary Commissioners and
Dry Culture Committee will make an in
specting trip TO the quarantine station to-
day, leaving the city at y O'Clock.
George Barrow, eolOred, was yesterday
committed to Jail by Magistrate Strickland
on the charge Of stealing some articles OF
wearing apparel from the house Of J. IL
Wilson, on Fahm street.
The tug sOuder was raised yesterday be
tween two fats and tOwed TO the sand bank
abreast Of the Central Railroad wharves,
where the water will be gotten out Of heI
and damages ascertained.
The marble tablets which were sold In
front Of Magistrate Aolina's Office Yester-
day morning, under an execution were
purchased by Mr.. Thomas Henderson
There we're only few bidders.
A petition Of the agents Of Coup's Circus
for q reduction Of the license from $500 Il
SIO0 per day was presented at the meeting
OF the Council Of Charleston on Tuesday
night, and was unanimously aud enthusiss
tically rejected.
The many friends OF Mr.. w. W. Brough
tor, the clever and efficient assistant OF VIM
| Bren, ESQ, ticket agent, Bull street,
/ were pleased TO see him home yesterday
looking well after a brief vacation among
the mountainous regions Of North Caro-
lima.
Telephone connection has been re-estab
lished throughout the city with very few
exceptions. Considering the terrible de-
structiOn OeossiOned by the storm, the line
everywhere being Frustrated, the rapiditl
] with which the work has been done is mos
. creditable.
In reply to an iuquiry as to the comforta-
BILE seating capacity Of the Theatre, WI
may say that the dress circle can seat $40
the family circle about 800, and the CALLER
the same OF a few more, making total say
Of !, 200, exclusive Of the private boxes anC
the cosy windows, which seem to be 81
popular.