The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-06-12
EXPORTS.

Per steamship Berkshire, for Baltimore-Ll32
bales upland cotton, IS bales dOmestics, Is Oaes
wool, bales hides, 17S bdls hides, 1859 6Os
rosin, i16 bbls rosin oil. 1856 bbls pitch, 10 6os
tar, 45 cases tar, so bblS cotton seed OIL 80 cases
canned goods. 487 empty kegs, turtles, Is
boxes fruit, bbls fruit, 1879 crates vegetables,
ITO bbls vegetables, 254 pkgs mdse, 49, tons pig
iron.
Per steamship Dessoug for Philadelphia
p bales upland cotton 81 bales paper STOCK, 81
bales domestics and yarns 45 bbls rice 53s
bbls rosin, 262 bbls spirits turpentne, lO5|h
feet lumber l27, sly feet crossties 10 bbs green
iron ore, &c casks clay, 30 bales moss, lpSEs
fruit, 80? bbls vegetables 450 boxes yegetsOeess,
'o4 empty kegs, 40 dogs, 7S,OOO Shingles us
pigs mdse.
Per steamship City Of Birmingham for New
$3.50 bales upland cotton, 81 cases cedar, As Daies
domestics and yarns, 202 bbs rice $3.50 6olS rosllI
COL bbls spirits turpentine. 99721 feet LUMBER q
bales hides, 22O oars, 5000 shingles, 80 Peg
fruit, 3,el4 bbls vegetables 5S24 boxes Veget1yy
les, 1883 wa or melons, 20 bbls pltcn, ~ Uo,s
rosin oil, % bales moss, 292 pkgs mdse cFa'eS
oars
Per steamship Karl Konow [Norl, for Blue
helds-l1,15O feet p lumber and genera iu'i-
chandise. .,,
Per bark Enigheten [Rusl, for London--@S..T]J
bbs rosn, weighing 2,762, 965 pounds; l,UyO OD1
spirits turpentine, measuring 52,293 gai''n'
L Shotter Co.
Per schr Pettigrew for Perth A lm,l1.I
II, 500 croSSties. measuring 749, 442 feet uu1'
Per schr Aaron Reppard for Philade!plS
81, $50 feet p p lumber-Dale Dixon 20 so ~
Per Schr Annie Bliss for Batimore-S00'''
feet p p lumber-Dale, Dixon & Co.
PASSENGERS.
Per steamship City of Savannah from :, New w.,
G Long and wife, II O'Brien, Mrs n i rs"
teY, Niebet K G Terry, W Byck ana W. W..
II M Conner w NJ Trina, G. Nj Busby, y : pS'S
letU, Miss Hopper, bliss Hopper, Piss, mSs
Davidson Miss Annie Green, Miss I hles'''A
Suirva and steerage. Now
Per steamship City of Birmingham iGr Ngs
York; II Owens A D Antignac, Miss L S,tn.
Harris, Judge H l. Ferrll and wife, Mrs y i 4a
tignac, Mrs M G Ferrill, A Granger ana VIZ WIZ
Mrs Schour, Mrs Nellie Edwards, fY NV
and wife, Z B Stenhouse, A NJ Stenhous9' t,s
Huntington, F II Williams. c S Gates anu T INV
Joseph Thompson, p Flood, II G Hayes Iond
Fav,. Maj w + Alexander, D SchWart~ IN
wife, NJ e Cunningham, DR. e CorsOi ii.1 ~
Campbell. Eliza Bowens Mamie Hecks' oopIt'
Houston, Miss S J Elder, Miss Q r far ara IN
Mrs Stewart, Miss Coates, Mrs G W COATES scar
Harring, G Matthews. Mrs McCaIte' G TT
ANTI, Dir @ Brandt, Mr. Busch, Dir Wooli oad
Miss Bockie. Miss K Abel, Mrs Ehrllcaei " n
child, J @ Mahon and wife, K II Coates, q
Johnson, Joe Ferguson, Jas Turner, Du''0''
buster, II w Bennett and / steerage n
Per steamship Berkshire for BaltlilloI n NJ
Reed and wife, A Ottinger and wife MISS u Mss
finger, Miss Ottinger Master Ottlhge1I' 40.
G Wragg, T Longee, Miss Heron, II LLbTaI
vitz, Miss LAWN. P Baumgarten, , IST%T Va
Mrs Dorsey, w j Sawyer, r Courtney II II r H
lentine, P NJ Adams, A Bond, Mltcnen{ liz T
Clark and wife, K Trimble, II M Irlui0'''
O'keefe, Miss r Rockman.