The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-03-24
RECEIPTS.

RECEIPTS.
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway, March
23-r67 bbls salt cars empty bbls, 20 boxes
med, turpt STILL 3 copper pipe, plates, Il
stoves, box castings. Is cases hats, | box h b
goods, 225 sacks peanuts, l sink, bag pota-
toes. sacks peas, box lemons, cars wood.
bl matt. 80 sacks rice, 10 crates and 10 tierces
hams, bbls bottles. II pkgs tobacco.
Per Savannah, Florida and Western Railway
March 23-1 1862 bales cotton, 243 bbls vegetables
2935 boxes vegetab es, 2,72i bbs oranges, 1921
boxes oranges, 30 refrigeretors, bale harness
Is bales hides, tierce lard, piano. half BIB
cider. / bale wool, trunks 5 cases cigars,
cases goods, case eggs. 81 pkgs goods. :
bbls grease, 80 sacks meal, so sacks rice, 2it
sacks peanuts, $50 cases b powder, 45 cars lum
Der.
Per Central Railroad March 23-2.s53 bales
cotton, 456 bales domestics, bales hides, pkgs
paper, 5 bales yarn, 100 boxes tobacco, q 175 lbs
bacon. half bos whisky, is pkgs buggies, 81
sacks potatoes car wood, AZ cars lumber. car
beer sos bushels corn. so pkgs furniture, ! car
poultry, 90 bales paper stock, 80 sacks peanuts
/ car stone, bales plaids, 4; pkgs hardware, 81
bbls grits, 81 bbls oil. 17S tons pig iron.
EXPORTS.
Per steamship City Of Macon, for Boston
1,46S bales upland cotton, 43S bales sea island
cotton, 100 bales domestics So bales wool IL
bbls oil, 80 bDls spirits turpentine, $1,000 feet
lumber. i0l bds z hides. 1900 shingles, II
refrig berries, 1874 crates oranges, 10 bbls
vegetables, 100 tons pig iron, 81 casks clay, 10!
pkgS mdSe, bbls oysters.
Per steamship Nacoochee for New York
1,026 bales upland cotton, 302 bales sea island
cotton, SS bales domestics, 232 bbls cotton seed
oil, 40 bbs rosn 40 bbls spirits turpentine. III
bbs pitch, 40,636 feet lumber, 9,519 stoves, T.;
bales hides 20 cans shrimp. 80 bbls fish. Dbl:
oranges, 3, 425 crates oranges. 872 crates vegeta
bles, 1913 bbls vegetables. II refrig berries a.
pkgs mdse, 104 tons pig iron.
Per bark Cbieftain [Brl, for Melbourne
162,991 feet deals and planks, 1911 feet :
lIlmhar 172 p1S feet hpWn tlmbPr-StIilWall
Millsn & Co.
Per schr Helen Montague. for New York
316,704 feet p lumber-Stillwell, Millen Co
PASSENGERS.
Per steamship City of Birmingham. from New
YORK; G Howard, G. Ellis, Mrs q Gowdry
and Infant. VIM Nicholson, w l. Church. J.
Hirsch, Higginson, N Warner, Z Kemp,
and 2 Storage.
Per steamship City Of Augusta. from New
YorK-W Herbst, DIR I NJ Vannett, Sneed.
Miss Jackson, Mrs H F Giraud, Master Irving
Walsh, Master Leo Walsh, Capt Chas Ur1bach,
Mrs Gookins Mrs John TierneY g Martin, I
Cohen, G Garland, e Garland MIS- Garland
Master n Garland, II HayDe, Kaiser, Bar
nett, ! Willis and wife. Mendelson, S Mendel
son, ] Rohey, Silva, Miss Emma Ingram
and streerage.
Per steamship City of Macon for Boston
T. Morse and family, Il l. Grueby, Howard
Keith, HaworUh, j. Hawortn, E Bryant. 5
to. II A Stone, d Desmond, Murray, 4 A
Whitney w J Mclaughlin and wife. J l. Gooch
Or Gunter. Mr. SewalI, Mss Sewall. Il NJ asst
man, II Eastman. N Barrett, p Mccormick.
Per steamship Nacoochee. for New York
G w Post and wife, J B Post. g w Post, Jr
Nina Morse, w H Barron ami wife, + NJ Crane
Miss FISH Mrs White. J B Voorhees, and wife, {
A Schreiner, E q Bitman, T H Bullock anC
wife A Cook and wife, Miss G L Goo win, Mis-:
l. Nichols, j S Carr, J Kane, R Burke. II Hyman
A Wentworth, A Mayo. NJ j Boyce and wife
A II Bronson. II Morse, j l. Thomas, A GUAR
no. |. CORTLAND, J Hardhouse, e Alderman, {
Buck G Trimm, A Trimm, j A Graham, w Eitz
gerald.
CONSIGNEES
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway, Marcel
23-Palmer Hardware Co. A LETTER & Son, ia
Douglas Lippman Bros, Mcmillan Bros Harm,