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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-27
WEST SHORE ROUTE.

NETWORK. WEST SHORE a BUFFALO RAILWAY
Deabrosses Cortlsnd foot West 42d
For ChCagO Suspension Bridge Niagara Falls and Buffalo,
SPIN.
For Newark Rochester Syracuse and Oneida $50 mi g
o. IN.
Utica Little Falls Fort Plain. Canajohare Port Jackson
Amsterdam, $3.50, / 20 q, Uni 'S p
Albany and Caskl -, go ll'20 MT $50 Is p M n,
Newburg Kingston, Highland Poughkeepsie, -, $780, 4i"
q. M; $40, 49, IS p IN.
.Daily. Other trains daily except Sunday.
Buffet Parlor Cara ON $50 and IL 20 and ASO p m
trains for Albany. --. - i,
Parlor Buffet $3.50 III. train for syracuse ane
Rochester. -, - 49,.
Pullman Buffet Sleeping Cars p IN. train for Buffalo
and Chicago. A.. ..
pany Jersey city Pennsylvania Railroad station BROOKLYN
No COurfst Annex office foot OF FultonsLj $50 Fulton
St. aud No. DeKalbavei Nev.York CITY Nos l02, W
Q6l 969 Alp plB 1923 No Union Square, Ma
737 an ave No I6s East l26ths Pennsylvania RR Sta
ton Desbrossess foot cortandtst and West Shore
~'"'''' '''' HENRY MoNETT. Gen. Pass. Agent
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TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North Riger. Vesse,s md Railroads.
NEw-YoRK. March 90, 1884
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NEy-YoBK. March %. 1884.

NLW-1OIh. hdTCU -J I0NE.
COFFEE-spot Rio down to Joe for fair sales $500 r
vatc terms Options points Sales, $3.50 bags,
co,ing follows; March S.l5dS20; April SljGS.Oi
NAV S9JaS4O June S.2JdS.S5 July, $50 GS4Oi August
S$00S45; September sAO0s4Ji October Slr01as.4So !
November S40dS.j0 December, S.i54S.bO. Mld grades
quiet: so bags Sayaui'la.
'COTTON-Spot Cotton quiet. steady and UNCHANGED
sales 3TS bacs FOR consumpon Delivered contracts,
BOO bales Receipts OF ports to-day 57 bales against
54S7 LIZ last year
The quotations according 10 the American casshcaton arc
As
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1--WE STOCK MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

prrpIIo March 20 Cane-Recepts to-day 6l0 head total
for week thus far $500 head r same time last week 300
head. cop,igned through l52 dull and lower Extra
Steers S. 50dS5 1O Common to Fair So 90 Light ~ Good
Butchers's A GOdSj 30 a., e.,
1900 head time last week 10000 head consigned
through cars market dull and unchanged fa 10 GOOl
Western 30 ass 6O Choice to Fancy 50 1OaSb OO "es
o R6osmRSceipts today $500 head total for week thus
fer 900 head; for time last week 1000 headj
consigned through 70 Good 10 Chocs workers. 70 ~
s6 So Light Mixed SO sass 5Oi GOOD Mediums 80 81
81 80; Pigs So % aSj 50.
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PHILADELPHIA AND READING
RAILROAD.
FROM STATIONS OF

NFw-JERsEY CENTRAL DIVISION,
ro T FOOT or ~ and rom roolTp. via Annex Boats
DHe'' 'OH"O''Of rom Brookyn Bridge Pier
TINE FACILITATING EFFECT NOV 19. 1888
For PHILADELPHIA and TRENTON, Bound Brook
E9us at "a STS Y at i no. $50 loop Pm O'
Drect connection nj Wayne Junction for Germantown and
Chestnut M at Coum0ia-ave' Tor AanayunA' 0on'n"
DRAwING.RooM CARS on all Day Trains and SLEEPING
CARS on Night Trains.
PHldADELPF{A E AIT 40 s1t s1 800
hG @ sTx a l 5O "GS 5o p % -'' '-'
GIs q warren a5f 4s So M
Fd2 Ia IF at a. 746 eco m S45. 400
FdRr sTrNBURY and LEwIsBURG at CAS-, 7p45 a. m 34a
For READINa g6S 5sS 9og 555 Ms
For SCRANTON at G;45, 300 8 m. 345 p. m.
s5 sJ and 5InGsTs At 6 81 800 u"
For DRIFTON at 6;45 a. m, $40 p ~
For TAMAoUA Of 640, 746, 600 a loo, 1870. s40 AGO.
1900 p. m.
At 6I5 300 a. NJ, Loo, l3o, 345, $50 p m Sunday at
b3Op.
For STATIONS ON HIGH BRIDGE BRANCH as goo
For FIEMiNGToY at e45 900 q u 100 lao, 4iOc. $780,
500 $50 p. m. Sundays, 1870 p. m.
d t6s st 6S 1880 d5 1915 b. O is a
Sa SYi at ats 500 a M, I30. 5;so 600 p
For Zoo i86 ss6 8Is ooj 49, 300 SIS $50 800 $50
S 9 soS SS 49, 1879 Zoo SUNDAYS ct $780, $40
For ELIZABETH at CHS, GAS, 7:l6 745, 500 $50 200
$50 1000 1880 Ill5 1i:$e M i245 lIoSb KIP 29 S99
as 900, OILS. $50 6;l5 100 7S0 800 s45 9So 1870
1890 1900 SUNDAYS at SiOO 6Ao m lISu' AiOO
$50, 800. 1900 IN.
Eor NEWARK at 500 $3.50, s5. s:t5, 7l5, 1890 sOO sag
az 39 500 200 40 6 Zoo S6i o 40 YY;t;s
1900 pm, SUNDAYS at 500 S;l2 1913 H. 1900 M
$99 500 S 500 o dSE sSS az vqV IAN rail- AZ
BOO SIS a m, 1890 400 500 m. SUNDAYS except
Ocean 0rove) at AGO. lO45 IN
for FREEHoLD-At6 5, sl6, II o nj liS0, 6P N;
| For LAKEWOOD. TOMS RIVER and BAKNEGAT at $40
a m 1880 4lSO with through Daror cars on A3O p M
train. - -. , 90 -
NEW-JERsEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
From Pier No. 8, North River, via sandy Hook.
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TROY BOATS. CITIZENS' LINE.

steamers CITY OF TROY and SARATOGA leave Pier
a. North River foot ChrsOpherst daily except SATURDAY;
AT D. NJ connecting with morning trains for the North and
West. Sundays steamer touches at Albany,
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Gorscs an6 Carriages.
DETER c.. KELLOGG g. co.
Have received instructions from
MR.. n. =. COOPER, -.,oo

THURSDAY, March q, commencing at 10 o'clock,
Mt
THE A1rERrcAN HORSE EXCHANGE Limited
Broadway and 5Othst, NewYork.
PETER c. KELLOGG AuctOneer.
The catalogue contains strong representation on ne DE0
and Vcrtnus the OF her remote but equally a =
Count St. George Lemon Peel cicero
anDy Sc also the the famous Regina bull Cnurde-
Lion sire OF saragOssa Sc and OF his equally famous sire
ReY Of the Island strains represented and the
well known skill Cooper selecor ms evlnced by tho
of his former sales Sgucent assurance that the cat.
lie offered are OF Highest class that Tho Island OF jersey
affords. 49, , -, r.. e.. .o,.,-
Tn addition 70 the imported cattle he viii offer few seec-
tions from the home nerd at Linden Grove largely OF tho
blood elements that produced the great rival Yet kindred
hutter cows Eurotas and Mary Anne Of St Lambert
The catemay be AZ the place OF sale VISITORS
who cannot during the day can see them under te
electric IN the evening. For cata address
PETER c. KELLOGG co,
l07 JOln.st., New-GOrk.
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From pier No. g. North River, via SANDY Hook.
For LONG BBANCH- EATONTOWS. etc. at D.

River 81, lg2 2d7 2Sl2ei 27i 4is 72i "a lSl7 and
sos East l25hst. aud principal Hotels IN
Esr.YOrk city in Brooklyn MNos COurtst lis Broad
WAY 1870 and 1888 FultOnst 2l0 MRnhatanave De Kalb
we; 1891 Atlantic ave. In Ho6oken 254 Washington
NJ Y Transfer Company will call for and check baggage
hotels residence 10 destination x.~,oocry ~
J. T.. WOoT1EN General Manager g. g. HANSoS , ~
r and T. A. IL. Z. BALDWIN q. H. Z. "A, liz LDer'S-s'p
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Ocean Cleaners
BORDEAUX LINE.

BORDEAUX LINE. r..n..
I'D New and direct line 10 the South OF France
NETWORK AND BORDEAUX DIRECl' rA 2
SIS CHATEAU LEOVILL SatuIuaSy, oaaaEEivn
Travellers FOR France Spain and Italy, Pyrenses f"u
Nice GO win save time and expense by taking this me oo
First Cabin ncuding wine $50 toSlOO. Second CaO s0V
Storage, $50. For passage apply 10 .-,,, 40 parorst
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Summer Resorts.

DAVILION HOTEL AND COTTAGES,
Il ISIIP Long Island will open April J.. House heated
with steam JAMES SLATER Ofthe Berkeley 5thaVe anu
9th.st, owner and proprietor ---------
DROSPECT HOUSE,
SHELTER ISLAND,
l. L. n Y-TMs popular and well-knoTn hotel wiz open
abouf uue 49, For dis OF and other information
call OF address the proprietor - .. -
D. p. HATHAWAY, No. 1856 Madi3on.sye, NeW.fork.
V'HE SHELBURNE.
ATLANTIC CITY, Y. J.
Open all the year. 30 yards from the Beach.
Tho has been specially fitted for WINTER is thoroughly
heated three large galleries one OF them on the
second door. EDWIN foBEhlS'
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and the East All rail Grand Central Depot
Tbree expires. trains daily sundays excepted to Boston al
nv n n, narlor car attached and 10 p. m with palace
Sleeping cars sundays az 10 m with PaIaG nsrd seg az
% No. arrives al Newport 1876 PsIoT Ga5s attached
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gteamaoats and Railroads.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
~ MODEL FAST LINE 10 TILE MESr.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
h| "a, NOBEL Ppl,d FA5r LINE LINE 70 THE EEsE
Trains leave fron Pennsylyana r. n. Depot:
exI 6PEIY ST Tasg and al Points
coaches to Chicago Cincinnati, st. Louis Connects for all
M6SEear qaZ ssr w Esaans end points ws.
s e. 81 S2%Pa ga R SaS S 54 u brona"a Court
TOR NEW "Reminiscences leave Peck
steamer a tine for sary trains and Fast
FOR BRIDGEPQRT and al p9einttss on sI HOU
rare aReI hsa By any Js SS East H''
TOR BOSTON. ,.,,.ouo, FARE ONLY S3.
INSIDE ROUTE, avoiding PoGt Judith.
Steamers leave daily Except sunday from llof o. ~ To
''y's' " + Y. POPPLE, Genl Pass Aglr III we5tst
FoR R2sT2Y RIVER LINE Fa inca 9R IKE Ss
Best route to Ne%pet Fail River and o Eastern points
Daily scryi;e SUNDAYS EXCEPTED from Pier - " r.,
ct v yNFT B Gfh from B lRd Ioeg CITY q
al ali principal hotels transfer and ticket oco at the Office
Tbo6ES IovE%Est GEORGE h Il G io:S &sga
NORWICH LINE. Inside Winter Route.
~ " nosrov. %. WORCESTER, % 80 NASHUA. So IS.
PORTLAND S6 and 10 HansIer
steamers CITY OF NETWORK
CITY OF LAWRENCE
PIER No 40 Nrth River 100, q wat a. pe o5 PET 81
NEN-1ORh AMI LONO i o., ~, 80 tol,iond.
stations Nerrk 4Dss
zs pP Ra aSys1r SIS 100
an nor $50 SSS'l G g. NJ Sundays Penn R
S6l Mataasn s e va F p s99f Rsya&g
Via Penn Rii. 10 s@nasys "a ,n no. R%i
Sea TpE T ad 6nnk fe Sss aa s FhadS
s r. sS A ;S c Ps Zoo
stopping at Ocean Grove o. Asgq5y p2Ts a. m
FEEDING ~ Rom, s2 Ser and negs At SIS g "a
g. p A H. e r. nk SHRp P Rn AsTs sa4t
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILRoAD-Co Commenting Noy 49, 1885,
8 a IN. Western New.York and Northern Express win
ssi0 No. Fast Limited Chicago Express win dining cars
stopping Albany, Utica syracuse Rochssf bao E d
ioS0 a. No. Chicago Express dra9ingroom cars TO Canal
daigua Rochester and Buffalo, eonness 9r with
6 RIbany Troy and Utica Express room cars
Fails Buffalo, Cincinnati except saturday Toledo Detros
anu % Express with sleeping TO Syracuse and to
Pacific S Sdtno ssPR eSs cars ST. o EoG oss
20: also LOwve except saturday - . 30 ,,harr ara
Night Express with sleeping cars ,be WesI and
North except sst at grand Central Depot No Bowling
osces park place and 1856 aud 942 Broadway, Ne"l1s
and SS3 WASHINGTON and S6i Fulton ss BrooAyn Anu -
F9e6mmoaons in dTawngroom and sleeping ears can %
nrocnged AT any OF ticket offices in SeW1 orK my anu 81
BPs RAW Va as sh In Brooklyn :,,o
Baggage ca for and checked from r. slaent snpdav
These trans run daily All others cay \ fMiEEKER
j. VI. !nE,,onrir,endent General Passenger Agent
DOPULAR SHORE LINE.-For Providence.
All ralf rom
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travellers or France spain and Italy pyrenee zee: PAU
Nice time and @ ! y a asSa s ca5 AIN $780,
Steerase SO For PaIsaiSE BpoTUIANGER 40 Beavers
CUNARD LINE.
NOTICE, "LANE ROUTE agT En-, QUEENS.
FROM NETWORK TO LdXERPooL4 VIA 0CEE'7
FROM PIER NO 6D 40 North RIVER ooo.
CEPHALONIA " dnce,1H P,l Ii a i.80 n m
sCYTHIA Sgl 2s D. No.
9n gsie os s and from parts very low
rates. fi''S"''"" VERNON II BROWN & Co. Agents
GENERAL TRANsATLAA VIC COMPANY.
Between New 9cTtb and Y m9v fo Of MortOr.s
fFAN T. d'iantcTiye slay APRIL ." pm M
checks payable sight amounts 10 suit on tho b1hqu'
IIis De BEBIAN Agent No. G. Bowling Green
GUION LINE.
FOR e 9TbEESs Per So r. loot q y Kiasst
ssnrday APIl1 3 4 a. m m
hBYssiN saturday April III u :SG a. m ~
~ These steamers are built OF iron with wierght com;
partme1ts and furnished Win every feqS aSgedae
having bathroom smoking dTawngTOOm piano ND,
G on edSi ssmeT The are ali thus
nsung those greatest of all luxuries at sea- perfect '0n
CABIN passage ceorlng to $780, $50 and $780,
'n'T 6PTTcE, 60 % BRoADWAY. GUIoN co.
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY,S
kNEf F9E g XEwzEH LANb HGsTRALA cES
T TfAE and SO so n RI -AMERfcA and IExIco
For F a@ f1HcsSG va ffn the S0t stS%a
AGMPSLc0 as snG ps oa AMERICA Ap1 a0S Mexico
From san francisco, ist and Brannan SITS
ana MOI 81 ns0a
For HONOLULU NE%.zEALAND and AUSTRALIA.
ZEALANDIA sails Friday, April IL,
arrival Of London mails a. ss I,oP anoy a. com
panys Office on the pier t 6q?t fs9 Y st1eT n
DED STAR LINE.-For Antwerp and Paris.
VEST ERYLKND Saturday, March 20, an
SE Saoons saeFdom smoking and Bathrooms amdsP
saloon 5 sS t2 f &c., STepaG rom
ARgs 3 fGprCn N 40 aps sen b Broadway
DOyAI, MAI, TO THE NETHERLANDS.
Ii steamers leave co.'s pier of Jersey CITY,
SIS zAAYDAM VI AH We nesday April p 1870 m.
90 $500 For RottSr Wls5ne,aav April a. m.
First Cabin second So steeIage $50
II CAzAUX General Agent p sS @HR w Mism sny
q $ Wiism INST Freight ACTS 50Bway Gen Pass As
TINTED STATES AND GERMAN MAIL
a for sPE4M6HH LONDON and Paris
ana iHfAIBGR6 SATURDAY. steamers t. Hamburg direct 10
T2RHEI[Bb p HashoSiA APa
F Rsta FIRST Cabin and SO $40 Prepaid paid
STORAGE ces 500 Excursion rates greatly reduced sehu
i'KUNHARDT & Co, Gen Agtsr No. 81 Broad.st, n /
G. r. RICHARD & Co, Gen Pass. Agts, 81 Bway N y
WHITE STAR LINE.-MAURY ROUTE.
w UNITED STATES AND ROY A. NAIL SIEAMEh9'
CELTIC, Capt Gleade THURSDAY March q q9p m
ADRIATIC. Parsen. SATURDAY, April D
RAITIC can't Bence ..... Thursday April TO- p M
BRITANNTt Capt Perry. Saturday, April 10, llS0 a. M
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK, FOOT OF WEST
RATES Saloon. $50. $50 and $l0O Return ucketS on
favorable Steeage from the Old Country S|Ii from
New.YOTk, S2S ,-,-...,.u o,,,,, az tho
onlc
ooHPNnJ ''Ni'''' W r. b. CORTIs Agent.
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steamboats, ano RAILROADS.
IMPORTANT NOTICE TO THE TRAVEL
4 LING PUBLIC AND SHIPPERS OF FREI0HI'
HUDSON RIVER OPEN.
The Steamers Of the Peoples Line
DREW AND ST. JOHN.

Noted for their Elegant and Superb Accommodations VIII
Commence their Regular Trips to Albany ana c0hneS %
for I'm points North and West Thursday, March zab
6 o. m from Pier A. North RIVER. . ,,.,. ,,, an.
hour OF Departure. w, W. ' I-I.I.I !, ! I---
T EHIGH VALLEY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
trains leave depot foot Of CoTandt and Desorosses s
at S:lO "a M $40 and D. for EastOn bethlehem Alien
town Reading, Mauch Chunk, Nikesarre Io"hnd2i wa
yery Ithaca Geneva Lyons Buffalo and tho West Pulmsn
through coaches daily. Local trains at IN ana o4o
D. 10, for EastOn Bethlehem and Coolay. - - ... H.
Trans leaving $40 a. m. ana $40 p m ConIec1 OE
al nnints in MahanOy and Hazeton coal regions SUNDAY
train local for Mauch Chunk $40 a. Leave Mauch Chunk
al 4 p. ,,.z.., on a r,r,ro,dt a..
''Ao'- 10, ID. BYINGTON, q. =. A.
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Nrm ilnbllcallone.

TAS GENERAL GRANT GENIUS
~ Nv PRIVATE JONES. .,,.h
shows how he lost Petersburg oy Trying !" 's
Butler 49,, ~, e a,irs a. tnown etc.
Price so cents postpaid A. 90 ,,-,,.,d+ az HSe,y work
Published by J. Hagorty 6S CoTtlthu'-s,' NV W
CTORY OF CHINESE GORDON:: 81, by ~ "A.
] VOL Svo CLOTH extra - 90 --o r,,yax v V
DROPER PRIDE.
a FASCINATING STORY OF CAVALRY LIFE
- INDIA,
PRICE TEN CENTS.
TnE TRIBUNE NEW.YoRK.
DRACrICAL COOKERY.
NINE LECTURES or COOKING
BY
MISS MARIA PARLOA.
A srR1Fs OF KITCHEN LESSONS WITH DEMON
SITUATIONS
TRIBUNE EXTRA, NO. S5........PRlCE 20 oEN19.
Address
THE TRIBUNE. New-York.
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DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST MOST IMPRoY 1Z sri ESulr
MENT. AND THE FASTEST TIM co NslSI'
ENT WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
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TO PHILADELPHIA.
- -rr,. n L e LID nnIrrE Avn SuORT I

20 TRAINS EACH WAY wEEK;DsAAIYs An, AID ON
- SUNDAY; 3 STATIONS IN PHILADEL-
PIfIAi 2 IN NEW.YORk
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~AgR ETs ~ TELEokapf
EINANcIAI.

NEW YORK. Dec. 10, nOon.-Stocks weaker.
Money 1i1l16 per cent. Exchange-lOng, = 81
"a sfI[: short, 81 s594 $50. State bonds
quiet. Government bonds easier
500 D. m.-Excnango, 81 81. Honey closed
at 11S(aI per cent. Sub-Tressury balances
Gold 1921, col, 900: currency, $l4. 900. Gov
eminent bonds lower; fOur per cents. 1885
three per cents. 1919 bid. state bonds steady.
Share speculation opened firm and higher,
with a general advance Of 1slQss per cent.
This was followed by drop of per cent. in
Lackawanna and decline Of 1sG1S per cent.
in the other active shares. Near IL a IN.
there was a change for the better, and a rise
of 23S per cent. in LacKawanna, and the other
shares participated in the rise. The advance
brought out the ''long' stock. and induced
fresh sales for ''shOrt" account. Lackawanna
broke % per cent, Northwest 70, st. Paul
49, Lake Shore l5s, and Western Union IA.
st. Paul was specially affected by the reports
that the Milbank estate were liquidating, but
this was subsequently officially denied. In
the afternoon advices were received from
Philadelphia that everything was harmonious
at the meeting of representatives OF the
Anthracite Coal Companies, and that COM
mittee, composed of GOwen. Hoyt and Harris,
had been appointed to agree upon percentages
under the amendment plan. This brought
about a fresh buying movement, ana an ad-
vance of 3z(D25s per cent. took place, Lacka-
wanna moved "a per cent, Delaware and
Hudson ~. Northwest ], st. Paul 9<s Lake
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s-le-LOWIs,G STATEMENT SHOWS TIE NET
-lPTs AT ALL PORTS FoR THE WEEKS
$50 DEC. - AND DEC. y, AND FOR THIS
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SAILED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Geo Appold. Baltimore.
Steamship Tallahassee, New York.
MEMORANDA


1yboe. Dec 10. 500 D m-Passed up, steam
ships City Of Augusta, City Of Macon, schr
Cassie Jameson, and an unknown bark.
Passed out. steamships Tallahassee, George
AppOld, Gate City.
Waiting, banks Ernst Ludwig Holtz Ger,
Betty Ger, GIOVANNI ItaD.
Wind NE, high fair.
New York, Dec l6-Arrived. schrs Rookie E
Yates, Harris, Jacksonville; Henry Prescott,
Haskell, Brunswick, Ga; Allie, r Chester,
Tooker, Savannah.
Cleared, schr Rldgewood, Knott. Jackson
vile.
lBr), Hall from Rouen), Philadelphia or Ty-
bee.
Liverpool Dec 16-Arrived, bark Live Oak
(Br), Stillwell, Brunswick, Ga.
London, Dec l5-Cleared, bark Oskar (Sw),
Darien.
Rio Janeiro, Nov 22-In port, bark Christine
(Br), Anderson, for Savannah.
Boston, Dec l6-Cleared, bark Eliza, Reed,
Fernandina.
Rockland, Me. Dec l6-Sailed, schr Nellie V
ROkes, Thompson, Jacksonville.
New York, Dec l7-Arrived, schr Modoc,
Perry, Brunswick, Ga.
Cleared, schr EllWood Doran, Warrington,
Fernandina.
Sailed, schr II Lanfair, Savannah.
Bremen, Dec I7-Arrved, str HYDE (Br).
MADDEN, Savannah
Liverpool, Dec I7-Sailed, bark Eleanor
(Br), MOckler, Tybee.
Prawle Point, Dec 17-Passed, str Romeo
(Br), Williams, Savannah.
Reval, Dec 13-Arrived str Ripon CITY (Br),
jenkins, Savannah.
Laguayra, Nov 27-Arrived, schr Wyer G
Sargent, Sargent, Brunswick, Ga.
Baltimore, Dec 17-Cleared, schr Samuel II
Crawford, TiltOn, Savannah.
Belfast, Me, Dec l7-Arrived schr Florida,
Warren, Boston to load for Jacksonville.
Fernandina, Dec l6-ArriVed schrs S &
Evans, EndicOtt, New York; Quaker city,
Nelly, and Andrew Nebinger, Johnson, Phila-
delphia.
Cleared, schr Louisa Erase, Virden, Phila-
delpha.
Jacksonville, Dec l6-Arrived, schr Fearless
(Br), Malone, Green Turtle Bay.
cleared, schrs Charlotte T Sibley, Bartlett,
New York; Nettie Langdon, Fowler. do; Fan
ME A Gorham, Ferguson, do; Relief, Wiley,
Bath.
Key West, Dec l7-Arrived, schrs Lone
Star, Hall, Mobile; Mary Jane (Brl, johnson,
Nassau.
Sailed 10th. str Echo, Northrop, Pensacola.
Sailed, steamtugs Hercules and Sampson.
Wilmington, n c, with the dredge boat Pugh
IN tow; schrs City OF Havana, Curry, Ruatan
Emma Lowe, Russell, do.
Pensacola, Dec l6-ArriVed, barks VittOria
CanestrO (ltal), Bosia, Santos; Avvenire Qtal),
Bregllano, Rio Janeiro.
Cleared, bark Huron OBJ, Dunn. Liverpool.
Pensacola, Decl7-ArriVed, bark Lotus (Br),
Mcdonald, st Jago: schrs Nellie A DrurY,
Wilson. Boston; Cumberland, Weber, Sagua.
Cleared, bark Betty & Arnold (NOr), Collin,
Queenstown: schr Ray, Tilton, Boston.
Apalachicola, Dec 16-Arrived. barks JOINS
burg NOR, Herseth, Demerara; FeliCitas (Br),
Jones, BuenOs Ayres.
Cleared, schr Lena R Storer, Bond, Aspin-
wall; 18th, barks Mora (Br), Patterson, Sharp
ness; Lauretta (Brl. Roberts, Gloucester
Albion (NOr), Rund, Havre.
New FORK, Dec l9-Arrived, str Circassia.
Arrived out strS NOrmanton, II Matthews.
Adrlatic, India, bark ProsperO, brig Otto.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-12-20
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