The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-19

The ocean freight business at this port,
although comparatively dull for this sea-
| son Of the year, has greatly increased
during the past month.
The large stock of spirits turpentine
and rosin at the wharves has been daily
increasing, as a delay in shipment was I'M
avoidableby the disaster to several vessels
which were chartered to take cargoes,
but which were wrecked near the quar-
antine station during the cyclone, Other
vessels have subsequently been chartered
and they have begun to arrive
There are now 3S vessels here loading
and awaiting cargoes of cotton, naval
stores and lumber. There are II steam
ships, 20 banks, 2 barkentines and 3
schooners.
The steamships are chartered to take
cotton to foreign ports, and the most of
the barks and barkantines will load with
naval stores, while the schooners will
carry lumber to cOastwise ports.
The Swedish steamship Hispania, 140
| tons register, Capt. Jansen, is nearly fin
ished loading with cotton at the lower
press, She will clear for Genoa. Strauss
a. Co. are the shippers of the cargo and
| consignees of the steamer
The British steamship Laurestina, ,305
tons register Captain Gavin, is at the
Central railroad slip loading with a cargo
of cotton for HaVre. The shippers are
various. J. F. Minis & Co. are the con-
signees of the steamer.
The British steamship Ormesby, 1928
tons register, is taking in cotton at the
Central press. She is consigned to j. z.
Minis & Co, and will clear for Bremen.
The British steamship Viola, 1904 tons
register, will take cargo of cotton to
Reval She is loading at the Central
press. Richardson j. Barnard are the
cOnsignees.
The British steamshipsInchdune, 1895
tons register, Captain Watson, is at the
Central Press loading cotton for Bremen.
She is consigned to J. f. Minis 81 Co.
The British steamship Craigmore, / ,45S
tons register, Captain Parry, is L at the
Savannah, Florida and Western railroad
| wharf loading with cotton for Bremen.
Strachan & Co., are the consigners.
The British steamship Coronilla, S22
| tons register is at Dixon's coal wharf,
where she is receiving a cargo of cotton
| to be shipped to ST. Petersburg, by yari-
Gus firms, J. F, Minis u Co., are con-
| signees of the steamship.
The British steamship Incharran, !, SAB
| tons register. Capt. Mcdonald, is lying at
| the upper press loading with cotton for
| Europe. She is consigned to J. +. Minis
| 4 Co
The British steamship Altoona, ,4O5
tons register, Capt Ayres, is loading
with cotton for Barcelona and Genoa.
| She is at the Tyler press. J. +. Minis s.
| Co. are the consignees.
| The British steamshipWast water, ,S43
| tons register, is loading cotton at Gordon
| wharf She viii be cleared for Liverpool
| by Wilder x Co., the cOnsignees.
! The Norwegian bark Aurora, 625 tons
| register, Captain Koss, is taking in a
cargo of naval stores for Europe, to be
! shipped by the S. P. Shooter Co. The
vessel is consigned to Chr G. Dahl & Co.
The Norwegian bark LON, 533 tons,
| Captain Samuelsen, arrived yesterday
| from Bristol, consigned to Chr. G. Dahl
| & Co. She is at the Savannah, Florida
! and Western railroad wharf, where she
| will receive cargo of naval stores for
James Earle Jr., to be shipped to Europe.
The Italian bark Alba, SOB tons, Cap
| tain Mortola, is discharging ballast at the
| Gulf wharf She will load with naval
stores to be shipped to Venice, by ]. M.
! Jorcano Il Co. The vessel is consigned
TO Chr. G. Dahl 4 Co.
The Norwegian bark Stanley, 4S1 tons,
| Captain Petersen, arrived Sunday. She
| is at the Savannah, Florida and Western
railroad wharf, discharging ballast, and
| will take cargo of naval stores to a
A4uAOpOdh pOIb AOL Iva lAlOllu d uNlSC o. 70.
| Chr. G. Dahl & Co. are the consignees
| Of the vessel.
The British bark Mary e. Chapman.
| 1906 tons register, Capt Kyffin, arrived
| Sunday from New York, and is at the
| Gordon wharf discharging ballast. She
! will be loaded with naval stores for
/ continental port by Paterson, Downing g.
! Co.
The Norwegian bark Veneta, $50 tons,
| Cant Ia6nrcpp o1sYi1yaA
! Bristol, and is discharging ballast on
| Hutchinson's Island, opposite the cotton
| exchange. She is consigned to Chr. G.
| Dahl & Co., and will take naval stores to
| a European port for the S. p. Shotter
| Company.
The Norwegian bark Subra 562 tons,
| Capt. knudsen, is lying at the Savannah,
Florida and Western railroad wharf,
where she has nearly completed taking a
| cargo of naval stores, to be shipped to
| Harburg by the S. p. Shotter Company.
j. F.. Minis & Co. are the consignees of the
vessel.
The American bark Mary S. Ames, sos
tons, Capt. Knowles, is at the Savannah,
! Florida and Western railway wharf re-
living a cargo of rosin for Java. 1t will
be shipped by the Antwerp Naval Stores
| Company. The vessel is consigned to J.
! h. Minis & Co.
The Norwegian bark Onward, 55S tons,
| capt, Erollc, IS Loading naval stores for
the continent. The S. P. Shotter com
pany are the shippers. J. F. Minis & Co.
are the eonsignees of the vessel.
| The Italian bark Cortesia,, $50 tons,
| Capt. Virgilio, is discharging ballast at
the Savannah, Florida and Western rail
| road wharf where she will load with
rosin for Trieste, to be shipped by Ray
mond Judge & Co The vessel is con
| signed to J. f. Minis 81 Co.
The British bark Mexico, Az tons.
! Capt. Moncrief, is at the wharf foot of
Lincoln street, waiting for cargo of
naval stores for a European port
| Strachen & Co. are the consignees.
The Norwegian bark Werner, S92 tons
register, Capt Tobiassen, is discharging
| ballast, and viii receive a cargo of naval
stores to be shipped TO the United King
dom or Continent by Paterson, Downing
| & Co.
The British barkentine Cosmo. 3S5 tons
register, Capt. Davies, is loading naval
stores for Rotterdam. Strachan & Co.
are the consignees of the vessel.
| The British barkeutine Geuesta, 4Ig
tons register, Capt Davies, is waiting for
a cargo Of naval stores for European