The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-11-30
FLUSHING BAY. NEW YORK


The following spar buoys have been placed in
Flushing Bay. Tney are colored and numbered
for a thoroughfare from east to west Their
positions are given Approximately by magnetic
Steinway's cupola, SW by w; NE corner of
Sanford's dock. SEAS. No 4, red, in IS feet
wster; North Brother light. N5sE; Stony Point
flagstaff, NW9SW. MOL, black, in IS feet wa
Point flagstaff. NW14N. No 3, black in 10 feet
water; North Brother light. NE3sN Stony Point
aagstaff, NW1sN. All mariners using the chan
mel marked by buoys Nos /, B and are warned
that a foot spot projects lightly to the north
ward and eastward of he line of buoys Nos
and 3, about midway between these buoys, as
shown on Coast Survey Chart, No 1906.
BY order of the Lighthouse Board.
FRED ROGERS, Commander, USN, Inspector Sd
district
Tompkinsville, N Y, Nov q, 1888.
Washington, Nov 27-The Lighthouse Board
gives notice that, or about Dec 10, 1888, the
main light at LaZaretto Point Light station,
Baltimore Harbor, Md, wile be changed from
fixed red light of the fourth order to a flashing
red light of the same order, with intervals of
five seconds between flashes.
Also, that on the same date the light shown
from mast in rear of the tower will be discon
tlnued.
Portland, Nov 25-Notice is given that the
Visiting buoy recently adrift from Bantam
Rock, entrance to Boothbay Harbor, has been
replaced
Boston, Nov 27-The buoy on Davis Ledge is
gone.
The Cross Rip Lightship has broken adrift.
she viii be replaced on her station as soon as
possible.
Pilots report Point Allerton Beacon has
washed ashore.
Chatham, Mass. Nov 27-The Pollock Rip light
snip has gone from her station A southwest
gale is blowing tonight.
RECEIPTS.
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway, Nov 30
III bales cotton, 81 bbls rosin, bbls spirits
turpentine. cars cotton seed, car coke. 8 lots
n goods, 100 bds pals, 16 sacks peas, 100 sacks
rrlce, % bbls oil, 60 cases fireworks, 10 bdls
rims, : pkSs tobacco, boxes CONNECTIONS, 30
pals candy. 210 pkgs mdse.
fer savannah. Florida and Western Railway,
10y EJ.9SS bales cotton, 1873 bbls rosln, 296
Dols spirits turpentine. oil tank, cars wood
20 cars lumber cars cotton seed, IL bales hides,
oV SACKS rice, bbls syrup, coop turkeys, bblS
sugar, 3 cases cigars, bbs grapes, II boxes
iidlalhs, 6O bbls crude turpentine bbs empty
p3ttes, > bbls whisky. Is hf bbls whisky, cart,
slIS' 10 tons pig iron. u pkgS furniture, 81 pkgs
nS,u"are, 5000 boxes oranges, 100 boxes lemons,
'V< cases honey and mdse.
EXPORTS.
,,Pi Per schr John G Schmidt, for Philadelphia
oo'o5l feet p lumber-Frierson g. Co.
CONSIGNEES.
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway. Nov 90
22Outhern Cotton Oil Co, Hammond & Co.
= TrSalry. Einstein Il L, Bodgett, NJ & Co, Miss A
a. rl8hn Kate Stevens Decker & +, johnson e
~ rainier Bros, Kavanaugh & b, Epstein & w,
uuieuY. Del y Co, q W Tiedemau q Bro, w F
ssiietchnS, Ehrlich & Bro, j D Weed & Co.
S,ater NJ Y Co, Savannah Steam Bakery, Mon
1Ssne q Co, Garnett, S & Co. II M Conner & Co,
'Tnler, Transfer Office.
rsr savannah, Florida and Western Railway.
NV Iy-Fordg Office. Southern Cotton Oil Co.
ManRuard on Co, Frierson x 90. Reppard * Co,
IIeiDonough Co. S Guckenheimer & Son, G D
" WINES, Lee Roy Myers & Co, n Myers & Bros,
NJ hlng Palmer Bros. Jno Flannery & Co, NJ
wip rInson, Ferst Il Co. e A Schwarz, Paul
Wpuge' W Pemberton, A Ehrlich & Bro. q
O. nurker, Planters Rice Mill, j Schley, L
90 GIEEa IN, Sampson, A A Aveilhe, G Davis x Son.
naioo II1its, q w Haslam, A S Bacon. X LePage,
" VII 10 e ~ q Co. = Shotter & Co. j Buckert
ST. - oltnkins & Co, ID A Altick's Sons, A LETTER
q MN Mn. BROS @ Eckstein q Co, McGrath Co,
N vveyer Hull, Palmer Bros w Jackson,
NV aaenqerson, Chestnut & ON. Heron & g,
Usn0a u Mclntire, Baldwin & Co, CT Jones,
i lpiiinlond, ii & Co, w w Chisholm, f NJ Farley,
WV G nla,ns 4 Go, Baldwin s. Co. ID V Dancy,
Mo-, GORDON & Co. Peacock, II & Co, Chas Ellis
II WfISSgue Go, Garrett. s Il 90, Maclean.
n =, y y SVIher Co Butler & S. J S Wood & Bro.
Stnt hhooeerts, Woods & Co. Ellis. Y & Co, NJ j
q 80 warren A. Grady, Del & Co. Perkins
''"' Parker, A p Brantley & Co.