The morning news., 1889-03-16

MEMORANDA.
New York. March 13-Arrived, schr LAME
Cobb Cobb, Fernandina.
Sailed, bark Matthias, for Pensacola.
Rio Janeiro, March 3-Arrived, bark Vega
Norl, Olsen, Satilla River, Ga.
Aspinwall March An port, brig II G Sihley,
Hichborn, for Pensacola.
Barbados, Feb 21--Sailed, brig Genoa CBr),
Davidson, Savannah; 22d, bark Olga 7 AUS,
Pensacola
Apalachicola, March i9-Cleared, bark Emma
Marr (Br), Mcdonald, Buenos Ayres.
Baltimore, March 13-Arrived, schr Annie
Bliss, O'Donnell, Savannah.
Bath, Me, March 10-Arrived, schr Belle Hig-
gins, Skolfield, Darien
Beaufort, 3 G, March 13-Arrived, schr Job II
jackson. Briggs. Boston.
Boston, March 13 Arrived, schrs Jennie Lock
wood. Poland, ApaIachicola st Johns, Gilmore,
Jacksonvl /; Flora Rogers, Rogers, Brunswick.
Charleston, March 13-On The bar. schr Edwin
Gaskill, Wilson, Jacksonville for Philadelphia,
anchored on account Of stormy weather.
Coosaw, S G, March 13-Arrived, schr Gardi-
ner q Deering, Rogers, Charleston.
Narragansett Pier, March 10-Sailed, schr Ida
G Scnoolcraft Booye, Providence for a south
ern lumber port.
Norfolk March 13-Arived, schr Ida School
craft. Booye Providence.
Sailed. schr II r Tilton, Savannah.
Philadelphia, March 10 3-Arrived, brig John
Wesley. VanGilder, Fernandna; schrs Thos
Clyde, Frazier Satilla River, Ga; Anna f Ket
chum. Lee, Pensacola
Cleared, schr Helen Chase, Southard. Da-
ren.
Delaware Breakwater March 19-Of the
Capes, schr Nathaniel Lank, Coverdale, New
York for MaypOrt.
Portland March 13-Cleared, schr Maud Sher-
wood, Kelly. Darien.
Providence, March 13-Saed, schr Fanny L
Child, Hart Savannah.
Pensacola, March 13-Arrived, schr Polar Star
Hon), Stanley, Belize.
Cleared harks Kaistad CNor), Knudsen, Gar
stOn; Ulrika tRus). Lacke, London; Raffaele
QtaD, Savarese, Algiers
Port r yal, 3 G, March 12-Arrived, schr Re-
becca Taulane; Ingersoll, Norfolk
Cleared, bark Stratford (Nor), Aase, United
Kingdom.
ia ksonville. March 9-Sailed, schr Maynard
Sumner, Dyer. st Jago.
Below March TO- schr Marcus Edwards, ,Outten
from st Augustine.
New YORK, March 15-Arrived, steamships
Britannia from Liverpool AIer from Bremen.
MARITIME MISCELLANY.
st Augustine March 11-Schr Ella M Hawes
from New York, before reported ashore below
Matauzas Inlet, has been hoated off and does
not leak, but her rudder is damaged 1t is
thought that the vessel will be able TO reach the
st Johns River under sail She will be repaired
at Jacksonville.
RECEIPTS.
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway March
15-62 sacks beans, tanks OIL 2 cars wood, 2
bdls bags. 10 Dkgs goods, bbl bacon, bbls
spirits turpentiue.
Per Savannah Florida and Western Railway,
bbls spirits turpentine, 5,l05 boxes oranges, %
cars lumber, case shoes cars wood, cars
wheels, cars coal / case mdse, / car scrap
iron. 200 sacks guano, cases cigars, 40 sacks
bran, 11S sacks rough rice. cases clothing, 1856
sacks cotton seed, bbls cabbage, bales hides,
roll mattress, drum naphtha, bDls rosin
chips, box books, box candles box cheese,
boxes dry goods, pkg tobacco, box lye, 20
sacks oats, $50 bbs grts, 100 bbls -four 7oO bales
hay.
Per Central Railroad, March $3.50 bales
= E.Ia la.In Ia.x Iat,
hides, pkgs tobacco bbl whisky SO cattle,
2 pkgs furniture, 125 bbs flour, bushels rice,
800 bushels corn, bbl syrup, 10 pkgs twine, 179
car wheels 4 pkgs buggies and wagons, 14l
bbls cotton seed oil, car slaves, AZ cases eggs,
80 pkgs hardware, l3 cases domestics car coal,
so bbls grist III tons pig iron.
EXPORTS.
Per steamship City Of Savannah, for New
York-1,5tl bales upland cotton, i25 bales sea
island cotton, l26 bales yarn. 3l6 bbls oil, 7s6
bbls rosin, 1872 bbs spirits turpentine. "A bils
manganese, II bbls oysters 80 bbls fish, 57,Sl5
feet lumber, bales hid s., 20 boxes oranges,
2,055 crates oranges. 3i3 bbis vegetables, 80
crates vegetables, 1914 tons pig iron, 81 bales
paper stock, SSl pkgs mdse.
PASSENGERS.
Per steamship City Of Savannah for New
York-Miss X Thompson, z T Van Cort-
land, c + Marie, p 5 DAILY, Mrs Mcfarland,
Mr. and Mrs G II Wheeler, G II Butterfield, G
Oates, w H Thompson, A Bockes, J r Stout.
Mr. and Mrs G. n lnglesby, Miss Wright, Miss
Albee, and steerage.
Per steamship Tallahassee. from New York
d p Godfrey j Pumpelly, VIM Drysdae and
wife, ID II Chatheld, j p Germane and wife, d
y Germaine G Keeler and wife II Wilder ID
b Winn II Stone, Rev s G. Snaw and wife, j
II Palmer, w p Brooks Jr II w Caldwell, w
Henne, E S Clark, Rev II L Cotton, Mrs w
Miller and nurse, DIR q w Anderson. wife and
inft. T f Macy and wife, Miss Macy, Elsie Hen
ry. Geo Henry, Rev # A Henry and wife, Mrs
Tunison, Miss Gordon. T s Jones, w A Weston
Mrs Hawes, and steerage.
CoNsIGNEEs.
Per steamship Tallahassee, from New York
A X AIT mayer x Go, Appel x S, Q Anderson,
j q Butler, Byck Bros, w Branch, Basch Bros,
s i Barbour, Mrs X B Brown, G Fl Butler, ]
Bresnan, Butler, l. Blustien, NJ Boley & Son,
Byck & 3, Bono & Bro, Crohan q d., CRR
& Bkg Co, p Cohen. Mrs w Cummings, Cnpt l.
Cropann, W u Cooper, Il Cohen, Collat Bros,
w s Cherry & Co, J Cohen, E N Connor, Col
gate Co, II Cooley q Co, l. Charter, w II Chap
lin, w + Chaplin Cohen & B, J A Douglas & Co,
Dasher & Co, q Derst, Dryfus Bros, A Doyle,
q Davis q Son. q Eckstein q Co, Epstein q w,
Eckman q V, Epstein q Bro, M Ferst q Co,
Einstein & l., VIM Estill, j II Estill. j II Fox.
j Freeman, A Falk Il isons, Fleischman & Co,
Frank & Co, J II Furber, Fretwell & n. J Cor
ham, Guckenheimer 4 Son, g NJ Gilbert & Co,
p J Golden, w Goldsteln. @ Gobel, Gardner
q Gray & Son. J Goette, r Gutman. Good
win, w w Gordon a. Co, p Germaine j p Ger
maine, Georgia Historical Society, Gazau, d