The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-01-17

RECEIPTS.
Per Central Railroad Jan 16--1 ass bales cot
ton PIT bales domestics, a bbls spirits turpen-
tine, 2.l5i bbis rosin. 10 bdls hides. 3:2 boxes
cheese. go pkgs mdse, lab empty bbls, 100 ools
OIL $50 bbs lime. "a bbls whisky. 81 bbs rice. 81
bb's syrup 236 bbls -four 26I pkgs hardware az
casks clay. - horses. 600 sacks -four, car hay,
car oats, car potatoes car bones, cars
wood.
Per Savannah, Florida and Western Railway,
Jan i646i bsles cotton. 1910 bbls rosn, 1874 bbls
spirits turpentine, II cars lumbar, l2 cars wood,
400 sacks meal. 1885 boxes fruit. 400 boxes
vegetables So bbls fruit. 81 bbs vegetables, go
cedar logs. bbls syrup. II sacks rice, 9 bales
hides, empty bbls, cases shoes, car cotton
seed. sack coffee. l box hardware, case
clothing. car heading, LOG cases castings. bbls
lamp goods, S boxes drugs / still kettle, /
buggy, j57 empty bbls :35 pkgs mdse
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway. Jan
16-; bales cotton, li6 bbls rosin. bbis spirits
turpentins, 4 bdls hides. 5 bales sheeting, I Dbl
clothing. bbls -four, box C SOAP, cask lead.
8 cars wood. cars lumber. 10 Pkgs household
goods.
cotton. 10 cars wood. cars sand, 60 kgs pals,
IL pkgs doinestics e5 sacks pease. hbl ink,
boxes INK, % pays mdse, 10 pkgs tobacco.
EXPORTS.
Per Steamship Nacoo:hee for New York-
J. 100 bales upland cotton 81 bags sea island cot
ton, SOS bales domestics and yarns. 100 bbs
rosin IS bbls spirits turpentlne, l75 bbls cotton
liz ~ II
cases cedar, 81 bbls fsh. IS bbls oranges. 1872
boxes ORANGE, ~ cases eggs. 2S boxes vege-
tables. 81 tons pig iron, $50 cases canned goods.
coo oars, " bales moss: d pkg r,, mdse o.
s,sSs bales upland cotton. weighing s.2'O.l6a
pounds.
Per schr Jennie Thomas for Baltimore 47s, ses
feet D y lum nar-Dale. Dixon & Co.
Per schr Isabella Gill for BAtimore-4A ,613
feet p y lumber--Dalc. Dixon & Co.
PASSENGERS.
Per steamship Gate City from Boston-Nel-
lie Phillips, Nelson Bright. A Carter, Ida
Meyers. w 8 Chapman. d Scammon, J
Qulnlan, Tully. W Ia ;ley, DIR Greenough,
John Frost, Geo Frost. N "a L rost Mr. Don
ner, Chas Bixly, w Ceariani, w Snow.
Geo New berRin. N kich. Miss Batchelder Miss
Batchelder, JAS VI Smith, Jos Grace. Cbas
Corey, John Prescott. Mr Ogden. y A Roundy.
NJ Robelard, NJ Lurry. r s bean, NJ Donahue w
Strong, Matte Hamilton, Emma Beck, J l.
Davis, Maggie Burns, Lillian Philbrck, Mary
Keefe, l. d Cove. X Rec. Asa Paige. Master
Paige. Damon, w Conner Geo Flynn, W
Mealey, Frank Porter. l. 9 Eaton. l. Elpeen,
Rosa Forte, Nellie Forte. Mary Paxton, Nellie
Grady, Maggie Grady, julia Hurley, Maggie
HogY, Alice Wilson. Mary Carr, Ellen McDon-
aid. John Hudson, Geo Bates. j jones. Mrs
Jones aud child o W Layton, Mrs layton, 3 VI
spaulding, j King, Maggie Maiten cob and
4 steerage.
Per steamship City OF Birmingham from New
Nork-Mrs y Ems 'uet, T. Ii Dodge. Il N Hop
kins, VI McGawley, Mctiawley, Mrs Lowe.
Mr. r Crossman, S Mackey and wife aud
Guild, Mlss J Huss-y. Mrs Esmond, WAL
len, w Nazareth. a Missetts !. Corderala, W j
CorderaIa, J Panya. G hiodse.t and life, A
X sniitn, s Williams. : Drecks.er, r A Nc.
Ourstin and wife, W j Callan. G J kaher Jr. 4
) Lawrence, Il Tuny. Miss h Olmy, Mrs Wui
Olny. Thomas and wife. IN shaw icol.
John 6tHnard (coll, Mrs q W Tompkins tcob.
and Storage
Per steamship Hacooches for New YORK.
9 \ Lewis Alfred Cook, Chas W Berkeley aud
wife, ii STEPHENS. lisrnbe-C, Paul Duien,
Jas Fitzgerald
COSsIGNEEs.
Per Central Railroad, Jan .6--Woods q & Co,