The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-01-07

steamships Whitney. Birney. Havana
Chance lBrl. Askew, Rio; Louisiana [Brl,
sailed. steamships Wydale. Rouen. via
Newport News; Briefond. Bocas del Toro:
Loango, Bremen; Darien, Liverpool; Elmar,
New York.
Mobile Jan 6-Cleared steamships JarI
lNorl, Helliben, Bocas del TOro; Beresford
[Brl, Leganger. Liverpool; schr Harold Dor
den LBrl, Barkhouse. Havana schr Nathan F
Cobb, CoOkson, Boston; brig Woodbury.,
earle, from Curacao, arrived yesterday, and
cleared for Pensacola to-day.
West Point. Jan 6-Arrived, steamers Bow
den, New York and sailed do; VIM Lawrence,
Boston, and sailed Baltimore.
Norfolk, Jan 6-Cleared. steamer Escalona
lBr Milne, Rotterdam. schrs r T Runlett,
Elizabethport w Fl Higgins, New Bedford;
Ida Lewis, Charleston.
Newport News. Jan 6-Arrived steamers
Rapahannock iBrl, Liverpool; Oriol. Boston;
1edmondale, New Orleans, sailed Rouen.
Sailed schrs b G ogden, Fall River; Bay
ard, Barnes. do; s b kaplan. Providence.
Jacksonville, Jan 6-Cleared. steamships
Cherokee, Bearse, New York; John q Chris
topher, Crawford, New York; Brixham, Durie,
Philadelphia.
Wilmington. Jan 6-Arrived. schrs Thomas
Stole Rutledge, Charlestoni Keowardin lBrl.
Mclean Havana
Cleared, steamer Pawnee, Ingram, New
York; bark Masie b Kahrsen lGerl ,Burmeis-
Arroyo PR.
Charleston, Jan CARVED. steamer Algon-
quin Platt, New York, proceeded Jackson
Vile; schrs David Baird Booye. Wilmington.
NC; Anna l. milford, Henderson, New York;
Mary Sanford, Byrne, New Orleans.
Cleared bark Giuesseppe Lltall, Crusuie,
Salerno.
New York, Jan ARRIVED. schrs Harry W
Haynes, Bonsey, Jacksonville; Penobscot,
Dodge do; Henry w Clauson Jr. Appleby,
Pensacola; Caroline Foss, Crabtree, Bruins
wick; M b Millen, Dyer, Darien; Ameda Will
ley, Wiley, Charleston; Percy w Schall,
Cleared bark Edward d Jewett [Br1, John
son, Brunswiek' schr Frank Vanderherchens
Baltimore, Jan 4-Cleared schr Annie q
Ketehum, Stille, Fernandina
Rotterdam, Jan 9-Arrived. steamship FL
phlstone [Brl, Bean, Savannah.
Notice to Mariners.
Pilot charts and all photographic informa-
tion will be furnished masters OF vessels free
OF charge In United states photographic Of
fee, in the custom house. Captains are re-
quested to call at the ONCE.
Passengers.
Per steamship Kansas City from New York
-E Ray II Robinson, II G Mallaun and wife,
w d Basely, w Mallaun. N Mallaun, ] ] Mo
Coullugh, Capt T @ Gates, N Taft and
wife n ii Skdmore, e H Fauntellat and wife,
E Boake. G Taft. j w McAlpine, s Hilton,
Miss Marcel Miss 5 Sassard, Mr. Ayes and
wife Lindsay Master Ayes. A L Riley. Mr.
Reordon, Corbett p Cohen, Mrs Convely. F.
l. Mllliken, lily Thys, Mrs Robbins, @ Mey-
ers, Walden and wife, Rev Il @ Blocker,
Mrs Mcneil, w McDufie, A Q Wall, Mrs
wife, Miss McCay, Mrs II @ Charles, Miss
Hansen, Miss Coplinger, Miss Kelduf, r l.
Baldwin, Il Baldwin, Mrs Seigel and infant J
w Itssinger. II l. Torrey and wife, Master
TORY, II Moore and wife, Petit, Bert
Petit, Miss l. Ryan ] Ryan, w Broom J
Trainor, Mrs Grant (con, J I Mahon, f p
Turner, w Wiswen, W H Denegan (coD,
Per steamship Chattahoochee for New
York; Jenkens L Rankin jr. NJ
Washington, II Branch, J Il McDonough,
5 Byck, J W Barnes and wife, L @ Parks
and wife Miss Grace Coyel, ii o Black, Chas
Henry. John Green, Frank Harold,
Receipts.
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway.
Jan 6-l5 bales cotton, car wood 3 cases
boots and shoes, bdl mattocks, pkg empty
cans, 10 pkgs mdse. case hosiery, bag har-
ness, satchel clothing. 10 nests trunks.
Per Savannah Florida and Western Rail
way, Jan B-262 bales cotton,2 pkgs fireworks.
pkgs fresh meat 81 pkgs plows, cars wood.
cars hay, empty drum 2j empty barrels 20
bdls harness, 30 pltgs furniture, y cars coal 2
| organs bbis flour 1884 boxes fruit, car
household goods ll3 bbls fruit, $50 bags phos
| phate, II bbls syrup, II cars lumber, $50 bhls
rosin, III bbls spirits turpentine, 25 cars rock
loT pkgs mdse, sacks potatoes, IS bales
| hides
Per Central Railroad. Jan 5000 bales
| cotton, 224O boxes oranges, 3lS pkgs mdse, 279
| pkgs domestics, 800 sacks corn 300 sacks
| meal, 23l bales hay, 40 cases handles, Ii rolls
| paper, 100 rolls iron roofing, bags peas, 10
sacks cotton seed, loo pounds buggy mate
rial, 2b sacks potatoes empty oyster tubs,
mnles and 10 horses, 24i7 bills rosin O. hbls
clay, l43 bbls spirits turpentne $40 bbls -four,
20 bbls sugar bbls mineral water, ii bbls
whisky. bbls syrup, 5 cars hay 2 cars corn,
1 car oats, 2 cars flour. 2 cars meat "a cars
wood, car oil and tank
Per South Bound Railroad. Jan O.
65 bales cotton.
Exports
Per steamship Chattahoochee for New
Hork-l,4S bales upland cotton, 455 bales
sea island cotton, 10S bales domestics and
yarns, lls bbls cotton seed OIL 279 bbs rosin,
ID DDls spirits turpentine, 60 bbls rosin Oil 1856
bales hides, turtles. bbls fish, Is ,472 pkga
fruit, 81 pkgs vegetables 100 tons pig IRON rs
cases eggs. cans shrimp, l73 pkgs mdse
Per steamship VIM Crane for Baltimore
396 bales upland cotton, 1875 bales sea island
cotton, 100 bbls spirits turpentine, 2S4 bbls
rosin, 5,633 boxes oranges. SO bbls oranges, 620
empty barrels, 200 sacks fertilizers, 81 casks
clay 81 tons pig iron, 81 bales domestics, 81
bales hides, 300 cases oysters, i42 pkgs mdae.
Per British steamship Aislaby for Bremen
-S.bO6 bales OF cotton, valued at S3i9 $50
Per British steamship Avonmore for Bre-
men, 600 bales upland cotton, valued at $780,
796, and 200 bales damaged cotton, valued at
So 200.
Per British steamship City of Worcester
for Genoa-6,3OO bales cotton, valued at s22T,-
487
Per italian bark Angelo d Amore for HAM
burg-4,7l bbls rosin, valued at 90 S90-Ant-
werp Naval Stores Co.
Per schr Willie Newton for New York
3l7.269 feet p lumber-Cooney, Eckstein &
Co.
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