The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-06-05


RECEIPTS
Per Central Railroad. June 4-Is2 balas -.
ton, rs bales domestics, 81 bales wool cot
hides, bdl paper, 442 bbls spirits tErr. gsls
l, 1876 bbls rosin, cars slaves car besr p'1l'ne
meat, 1000 sacks cotton seed meal. g;0 'bt car
corn, 100 obls -four cars lumber cords Da5s
bbls syrup, az casks clay, l pkg furnit,,,O
boxes vegetables, box wax, / coon cbci,Si .
49S pkgs mdse, pkgs household goods q Ils,
hardware, IL cases eggs, 800 sacks grits 97ttosss
pig iron. " luis
Per Savannah, Florida and Western Pail
June 4-6I bales cotton, 1903 bbls rosin ~
bbls spirits turpentne, 1853 boxes frnit 90
bbls vegetables, 20 boxes vegetables al al
ties cars brick, car coal, empty tans oa Oss
70 cars lumber, car wood, 50 pkgs furnit,,roaa
bbls whisky, IL bales wool, bales hides "a "a
pkgs mdse. 'Oo
Per Charleston and Savannah Ry, June
S6 bbls spirits turpentine. "a bbs r0sin -
cattle, COW, case eggs, 2 bbls SACKS No. car
Dbl syrup. cars barrels. car wood case -
ware. case shoes. boxes lanterns, bb gIs IN
ware, box hams, boxes tools. boxes lass lass
Dbl flour, 20 sacks rice, / box clothing "a
boxes tobacco. W
Per South Bound Railroad, June *
cars lumber, so pkgs tobacco, 1851 bbls rosIn -
bbls spirits turpentine, bales cotton AZ II q
potatoes. 10 boxes vegetables, bbIs svT,,, ~
bales domestics 1000 sacks cotton seed yne6i w w
kegs bolts, IL pkgs mdse, 6 bbls syrup II NJ AZ
household goods, pigs hardware, 8 bbls r6 55'
bbls spirits turpentiue. '1'
EXPORTS.
Per steamship City of Savannah for Na,.
York - Ais bales upland cotton, 90 hans
sea island cotton As bales domestics and vo ngs
125 bbls rice. ia bbls spirits turpentne g9s
bbls rosin, 10000 feet lumber, ii turtle, i2S S
bbls fruit, 1922 bblS vegetables 1851 boxes VS.
etables 2o9 tons pig iron, 1866 shingles s
horse, Al pkgS mdse.
Per schr VIM Nicely for Baltimors-s6o OF
feet D lumber. E Hunting & Co. -'@''
Per schr Parker for Phila ielphia-3s3 4oa
feet p lumber. Dale, Dixon & Co.
PASSENGERS.
Per steamship City of Savannah for Nou
York-Mrs Vina Bowers, Miss Gainev
Mrs NJ Hansen, Miss Stanburg Charles I;
Nichols and wife, Shaver, Mr. DaIlorg W =
Demningg Mr. W Helmken, Miss Josie Helmke11
Mr. st John, John Gilpen and wife. c A Brush
and wife, George H Ruge. ] Vaa EIderen T n
jackson, George G Price, iirs O Holt : =
Jaques, F Putney, G johnson, A Palmer
Viewig, Viewig, G A Robinson.
Local Rec ord tor the Morllny New.
Local forecast for Savannah aai vicinity,
Southeast winds, partly cloudy weather and
showers.
$500 Official for Georgia: Southeast
nAIN winds, partly cloudy weather aud
showers on the coast; generally fair
in the interior Monday.
Comparison OF mean empsrasurs at savan.
nah. Ca, June 1892 and the mean of tina
same day for ntaesssn veari
Departure -
-. normal since jan
for l9years June 4, 'S2 II or - i 4o'@.
Il = % -2SS
O0apA@ArIyt RAMA St,rEHt
A,,,o,,D. Departure na,o-,,,.,
Amount 80. from the GuoSi ~ I
for 10 years rr,aH go normal '' w 100
JAM n ~ Il or - 40'N
% .0S Ia -61
Maximum tenpsrature S3'; minimum TEN.
perature, II.
The hight Of the Savannah river al
Augusta at 8 q m. Goth meridian timeI was
85 feet, q rise of 0.3 feet during the
preceding twenty-four hours.
The Cotton Bulletin for twentY-four hours
ending D. m. June 4, 1892 18th Meridian tina
Observation taken at the same moment Of
time at all stations