The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-10-18

Nobska, Oct 15-Passed schr Alma Cum
mings Port Royal via Sandy Hook for Boston
Pensacola, Oct .5-Cleared, banks Blucher
[Gerl, Hamer Geestemunde: Zeflro TItall PEI.
terano. Genoa; Australia [Rusl, Ceder, Liver.
pool; scar Rollin Sanford, Belize.
Philadelphia, Oct 15-Cleared, schr Katie
Robinson. Camp. Charleston.
- New York, Oct 17-Arrived, steamship Fulda,
Bremen.
Arrived Craftsmanship La Touraine, New
York for HavTe.
NOTICE To MARINERS
Notices to mariners, pilot charts and all nsI-
teal Inform alton will b. furnished masters OF
vessels fres Of charge at the Unite States Hy-
geographic 11c3 Ia the Custom House. Oao-
tains are re IussJe1 to call at the iee.
LIEUT. f II SHERMAN,
In charge photographic Station,
New York, Oct 15-Capt Leseman of steamer
Miranda [Brl, from st Johns, n i, and Halifax,
reports that the Pollock Rip Lightship was
about 20 miles out Of its position, and was seen
at anchor about miles w Of Cross Rip Light.
ship, Nantucket Sound. Oct IA, at IL a IN.
Philadelphia, Oct 1s-The Winter Quarter
Shoal LZhtShip was removed Aug 90 for re-
pairs and schr Drift was put on the station.
The lighthouse inspector has gone to invest.
gate. Steamer City Of San Antonio, which
arrived at New YORK to-day, reported that the
Winter Quarter Lightship was gone Oct ~.
SPOKEN.
Brig H Hussey, from Charleston for Wey-
mouth, and schr Enchantress, from Port Royal,
S G, for New York, Oct 10, 60 miles N E Of
Charleston.
RECEIPTS
Per South Bouud Railroad, Oct I'll wagon
wheel
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway. Oct II
i sack wax, l lot household goods. Dbl syrup.
cars wood, pianos, legs, l organ, q nests
tubs, bdl mats, case hardware 8 bdls paper,
20 crates pears, boX cotton. 80 crates sewing
machines, boxes marble, 2i2 bdls iron bars
cases fireworks, l trunk household goods, 81
bags peas, case jelly. case cheroots, IS boxes
tobacco.
Per5avsnnah. Florida and Western Railway,
Oct I-1,7l3 bbis rosin, 907 bbs spirits turpen'
tine, .032 bales cotton. 2,257 boxes oranges g
bbls oranges, sacks rics, ~ bales hides, cases
clothing, 10 cases shoe polish. % pkgs mdse,
bbls whisky, 2l6 pkgs hardware, "a pkgs paper,
25 cases Candles stoves, pkgs household
goods, case empty kegs, / empty tank, 3 boxes
soap, 80 sacks peas, Dbl snuff, boxes bacon,
case shoes, boxes soda water bottles, bbls
apples.
Per Central Railroad. Oct 1880 bales
cotton, % bbls spirits turpentine, IS bales do
mestics % bales hides pkgs paper, % boxes
tobacco, 40, $50 lbs bacon. 529 boxes fruit bbls
liquor, 45 dozen brooms, IS cords wood. boxes
vegetables, As pcs buggy material. 80 pkgs mdse,
ll.2i5 lbs furniture, Il pkgs wood In shape, II
empty bbls cars stone, LIZ lbs hardware 80
cases eggs, 435 bols grits
EXPORTS
Per steamship Tallahassee, for New York
2699 bales upland c3tton 100 bags sea island cot
ton. 80 bales domestics and yarns, 944 bbls rosn,
o. bales WOOL 100 bbs spirits turpentnr. IA Ibis
cotton seed oil, 2 bales hides, 10 turtles, 1902
bbls oranges, 24l tons pig iron, 10000 shingles,
1873 pkgs mdse.
Per steamship Dessoug for PHILADELPHIA
], 204 bales upland cotton IL bales domestics and
yarns 149 casks clay, as bbls Fosin, A. 400 feet
lumber, 1o6 bbis spirits turDentine, 10 bbls oil,
81 bales paper stock, so bales moss, SAT boxes
oranges. 80 tons piI iron, SAG empty beer kegs,
$40 pkgs mdse.
Per bark Freidig [Norl. for Cork for orders
1879 bbls spirits turpentine, measuring 1s5,569
gallons; S76 bbls rosin, weighing 1S0,050 pounds
JAS Farie. Jr.
Per schr VIM ,wickhom, for New York.
2J3, 900 feet croSsties, McDonough & Co; 1876
feet p lumber-R Salas
Per schr Frederick Roessner, for Salem, Mass
200 tons old iron--Geo Douglass.
Per schr Frederick Roessner. for Portland,
Per schr Annie Bliss for Baltimore-252,SW
feet p p lumber-Dale, Dixon & %.
Per schr Norman, for Baltimore-26135 1858 feet
p p lumber-E B Hunting & Co.
PASSENGERS.
Per steamship City of Savannah from Boston
II White, Emerson. Miss Julia Ettar, \
Morse, F Wilkins, Mrs Banks and son, $
Curtis, W P Netcalf, r Hsnneman, E s Gilt
ton and wife and infant, d Tricky, Mrs
Nolan and infants. Miss Nolan, D Rosmersssn
and SON Miss Mary Peckham, Mr. Peckham, Mrs
Q haupt A Shulds, Mary Peod VIM Hebf'
j T Gully, A Bellway, Mr. Schefer, Fl FenBa
Alex Green (col, H NJ McNath, Jno Balch, CT
SWEET and wife and 2 infant T w Ellis, Jno
Cotes aud Storage
Per steamship Tallahassee for New York
Mrs Wilson, Miss Bauerle, Col Davant.
Louis Colat, Otto Kessler. w Etheridge b
GcLaughlin, Q Rosetti. Henry Blum, Rem
derson, Geo Anerich, w s Augsburg.