About Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1868-1887 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 3, 1878)
<The ^Horning %\tvc$ Savannah, Philadelphia ft Southern SAIL STEAMSHIP LISE. first class passage - f» ® SECOND CLASS PASSAGE 15 » Charleston -HI Kim. ATM >T a. i»:*. FLIIIIA STUXFACUT COKS’T. 8CMMEB 8CUEDCLE, (Esawmbl. STEAMER CITY POINT Captain SCOTT. * EVERY WEDNESDAY, itai ForFemABdiss. JaekMBTill«, Ftlatt* And Uun*dlmeVudlagM on at Jcfc., BETCRMSG: WiD arrive SATURDAYS and mfl fa? ton. SATURDAY. August A as 2 a x. Sat? DAY. August Hi. at 7 a.il; SATURDAY \u. gust 17. at 4 * x.; SATURDAY. Angus jj . ■ ■jUTmniT IiiTiiall .n . U • Akiypitj gniilliarntf. CHANGE OFSCHEliTlE FOR FLORIDA. Savannah and Mellonviile, F a., INLAND STEAMBOAT LINE. CITY OF SAVANNAH, oo St John 's river Train* oa B. and A. R R leave junction, go ing west. Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 11:14 a and for Brunswick Tuesday. Thurs day and Saturday at 4:40 r. x. NIGHT FREIGHT-PASSENGER COACH AT TACHED. Leave Savannah Saturdaysexcepd. at 5:46 r. ■ Arrive Jesup. " 9:55 r. x Arrive Macon. “ “ 4:35 a. X Leave Macon daily at 7:30 r. x Leave Jesup daily at 6 :*5 a. x Arrive Savannah daily at 9:15 a. x ACCOMMODATION TRAINS—EASTERN Dl- STEAMER RELIANCE. Captain T WHITE. TTTLL leave wharf foot <rf Drayton him 41.000 hales. Leave Dupont “ “5: Leave Blackabear “ “9: Leave Jesup “ “12; Leave McIntosh “ “3: Arrive at Savannah “ “5: WESTERN DIVISION. MONDAY. WHDNX4DAT AND nUSAT. Leave Du pool at 5: THE FIRST CLASS STEAMSHIPS SEMINOLE, Captain H. K. HALLETT. UNITED S T A T E S , Captain S. H. MATTHEWS. Wfl] sail as follows: SEMINOLE. Wednesday. Augurt 7. at 2:30 r. M. UNITED STATES. Wednesday. August 14. at 9:00 A. M SEMINOLE. Wednesday. August 21. at 1:00 r. x. UNITED STATES. Wednesday. August 28, at 3:00 A. x. Leave Boston July 31st, August 7th. ltth and 9*h. T HROUGH bills of lading given to all New England manufacturing cities. Also, to Liverpool by the Cunard, Warren and leyland liars. T he ships of this line connect at T wharf with all railroads leading out of Boston. . RICHARDSON ft BARNARD. Agent*. F NICKERSON^ OO.. Agents. Boston. |>,w Middling - Leave Camilla at KITTEN BIX 1ST TO DAT*. Lumber. Timber. 8,108,4*4 3. *04.457 1.792.475 280,877 *73.474 3.47 l.(**l 2.404,421 &O.OM ■MU fruit. 1 box hardware, 1 sack oat*. 2 boxes mdse. 2 crates copper junk. 1 keg copper junk. 2 bales hides. 54 bales warps. llbbU twine. 1 bill twine Per Atlantic and Gulf Railroad. August 2— * bales cotton. 41 cars lumber, 534 bbls rosin. 94 bbts spirits turpentine. 14 bbls syrup. 31 empty kegs. <» pkgs collars. 14 bales hid**. 3 bales wooL 4 mules. 1 organ, 4 bbls fruit, 1 coop poultry, and mdse. EXPORTS. Per schr Menewa. for New York-136.923 feet lumber. 6.J.S* feet timber—D C Bacon ft Co. Per schr C C Berry, for New York—42.00* feet lumber. 215.6*5 feet timber—Slosh Bussell ft Co. Agent. JylAtf Central & Southwestern R.R’ds. CONSIGNEES. Per Central Railroad. August 2—Fordg Agt. HSanders.W B Melt ft Co, A Friedenbergft Co, Older Redmond. C ft Co. A Leffler. S G Haynes ft Bro. Weed ft C. Alexander ft M. W ft R Me Intire. D Hogan. Solomon Bros. M J Doyle. •Sullivan ft H. Jno Flannery A Co. G Eckstein ft Co. Holcombe, H ft Co. Eckman ft V Per Atlantic and Gulf Railroad. August 2— Jno Flannery ft Co. J W Lathrop ft Co. J L YU- lalonga, M Y Henderson. Weed ft C’. G C Ge- rnunaen. C S Ledlie. Goodman ft M. H Myers ft Brea. Order. Briggs. J ft Co. H Ehrlich. Ludden ft B. Transfer Department. Edward J Oarrin. Parker ft J, CL Jones. Ketchum ft Co. Pea cock. H ft Co. Boehm. B ft Co. G W Parish. M Ferst ft Co. (ha* Seiler. Crawford ft L EL Neidlinger. Solomon Bros. K B Keppard. G W Haslam. W ft R Mcintire. J K Xunneriyn, J J Dais ft Co Arrives at Macon 6:45 r. X Leaves Macon for Atlanta 9:16 r. x Arrives at Atlanta 5-02 a. m Making dose connection at Atlanta with West ern and Atlantic and Atlanta and Charlotte Air.line for all points West and North. COMING SOUTH AND EAST. Leaves Atlanta 11:40 p x GEORGIA and FLORIDA INIiAITD Steamboat Company. CITY OF MACON, Captain NICKERSON. Will sail SATURDAY. August 3. at 9:30 a. x. cmr OF MACON, Captain NICKERSON. Will sail SATURDAY. August 17th, at 9 a. x. T HESE Splendid new ships are 2.290 tons each, were built expressly for this trade, having great speed and most elegant passenger turity 1886 Savannah 7 per cent., tons Jan and July, turity MW STEAMER DAVID CLARK TV'ILL leave Savannah every TUESDAY from » v Lawrence's wharf, at 5 p. x.. for St. Catha rine’a Doboy, St Simon's. Brunswick. 8t. LrvxapooL August 2. 5:00 p. m —Cotton— Sales of middling uplands, low middling clause, deliverable in November and December. 4 7-Hid. Sales of middling uplands, low mid dling clause, new crop, shipped in November ai>l December, per sad. 690L Futures closed New You, August 4—Cotton closed steady: sales 2.6*4 bales: middling uplands, llJie: mid dung Orleans. 12c. Weekly net receipU 214 bales; gross receipts 5.721 bales: expert* to Great Britain 5,750 pons Ma turity 19l Savannah Arrives atlliiledgeTiUe 9:44 a. ■ Arrives at Eatonton 11:30 a. ■ Arrives at Macon 8:00 a. tt Leaves Macon for Atlanta 8:40 a. ■ Arrives at Atlanta 145 p x Leaves Macon for Albany and Eufaula 8:20 a. m Arrives at Eufaula 8:36 p. x Arrives at Albany 2:08 p. x Leaves Macon for Columbus 9:15 a. u Arrives at Columbus. 3:15 p. x THROUGH SLEEPER TO AUGUSTA ON TRAIN No. 4 Trains on this schedule for Macon, Atlanta, Columbus, Eufaula and Albany daily. ™»* r ’ rl e Savanus, August 4 1878. Paquete Del Ventrell < Sp >. Sintea, port in palm ldg—Chas Green ft Co. Alphonse et Marie (Fr). Bryckman* Charles jo. wtg—A Minis ft Son. Kibble (Br >. Matthews, United Kingdom, ldg— lartley ft RosseU. Three barks. 50.211 406.964 O N AND AFTER MAY 25th, the steamer CENTENNIAL, Captain L Wimslxs. will leave wharf foot of Drayton street every evening (Faturdays excepted > at 5 o'clock, and Tybee every morning at 6:30 o'clock (Sun days excepted). Will make extra trips on Saturdays, leaving the city at 10 o'e'ock a. x. and Tybee at 1 o'clock p city at 4 o'clock P. x..v&nd Tybee at 6 o'clock r x. On 8undays will leave the city at 9 o'clock a. M. and Tybee at 6 o'clock p. x. Fare for the round trip 50 cents. Saranquill*, S. A. 164,316 Perth 302,19V Tardena* 143,364 FREIGHTS. Lcxbe*—The scarcity of tonnage for txAh this utd the nearby ports continues, and vessels ire in demand for coastwise and off-shore msineaa at advancing rates We quote : ro Baltimore and Chesapeake porta, 95 0OifiS 50; o Philadelphia. 95 50A6 00 ; to New York and lound ports. $6 00 A 6 M : to Boston and east- rard, >. <J0©7 .V); to St. JohmN.B.. 94 00- Timber root 9: 00 lo $1 SO higher than lumber rates: o the West Indies and windward, 96 5008 00, , old; to South America, 918 004919 OO, gold: to ; vanish porta. 914 00O15 00 gold; to United Qngdom. amber 3449-**. lumber £3495 I'M. Woodland, Johnsen. New York, ldg—Hunter ft Gammell. Stella. Davis, Buenos Ayres, ldg—Jos A Rob erts ft Co. Fair ft Easy (Br . Mathias, Cork for orders, ldg—H F Grant ft Cm Prof eta iSpj, Elias, Havana, wtg—Chas Green ft Co. Four brigs. | middling 11c:' low middling 10$4c: good or I oinarykHc. Phil*deu-si*. August 4 —Cotton closed Arm; middling llj*c: low middling llfhe; good or dinary lie. New Oautsxs, August 2. —Cotton closed firm: mi Idling ll)4c; low middling Ugfc; good ordl- naiy lutfc. Mobile. August 4—Cotton closed firm: mid- [ diing 11c; low middling lUJfc: good ordinary ^iuspsu, August 4—Cotton dosed firm; mid dling ll)4c. Ararm. August 4—Cotton closed firm; middling 11c; low middling 1099c: good ordina ry 1054c. Chaklehtox. August 4—Cotton closed firm; middling llMOUHc: low middling lu44®iaj*c: good ordinary U*4®10)*c. MoxrooxERT. August 4—Cotton closed Arm; middling 1094c: low middling 1094c; good ordi- ; D Macxn. August 4 —Cotton closed steady: mid dling l(g£c; low middling 1144c: good ordinary Merchants* and Miners’ Trans portation Company. ForAueusta and Way Landings. junnie, Micks, sew torx. lag— nunter e Gammell. C C Berry. Seavey. New York, cld—Jos A Roberta A Co. C W Lewis, Hupper, New York, ldg—Jos A Roberta ft Co. Lucy Wheatley. Sipple, New York, ldg—Jos A Roberts ft Co M B B ram hail. Gillette. New York, ldg—Hun ter ft Gammell Hattie Turner. Mclntire, Boston, ldg—Jos A Roberts ft Co. W H Phare, Osborne, New York, ldg—Jos A STEAMKK KATIE, CapC A. C. CABANIS& WILL leave Padelford's wharf every FR »> DAY EVENING at 6 o'clock, for abov points. For freight or passage apply to JOHN LAWTON. Manager. Office on wharf. jel9-tf Oorrox— Liverpool, via New York. Liverpool via Balthnore, Uvnrprx>L via Boston, f 1 Havre, via New York, 9 1 Bremen, via New York. 0 Bremen, via Baltimore, W Antwerp. 9 9. gcdd...._. Making connection at Savannah with Atlantic and Gulf Railroad for all points in Florida. Passengers for MilJedgeviile and Eatonton will take train No. 2 from Savannah, and train No. 1 from Macon, which trains connect daily, except Monday, for these point*. WILLIAM ROGERS, General SupL Central Railroad. Savannah. W. G. RAOUL, Barril Caws, Kommissum Slrrcfcaats PATENT WALTER & HART, COTTON FACTORS Savannah and Charleston R. R. HINGED Omci StVAXXAH ft Charlestox R R Co., I Savannah, Oa., May 31, 1878. ) O N and after SUNDAY, June 2d, 1878. the Paasenger Trains on this Road will run an follows, FROM ATLANTIC AND GULF RAILROAD PASSENGER DEPOT: GOING NORTH—TRAIN NO. 8—TRAIN NO. 4. Leave Savannah 2N» r. X. and 8:30 r. x Arrive Charleston 7:56 r. x. and 83B a. m GOING SOUTH-TRAIN NO. 1—TRAIN NO. 3. Leave Charleston 5:00 a. x. and 9:00 r. x Arrive Savannah 11.-00*. x. and 7 JO*, x SAVANNAH AND AUGUSTA TRAINS. Leave Savannah 8:30 r. X Arrive Augusta 6:30 A. x Leave Augusta 10 JO r. x Arrive Savannah 7:30*. x ABOVE SCHEDULES DAILY. TRAINS NOS. 2 AND 4 connect at Charleston with Northeastern Railroad Northward. TRAIN NO. 4 connect* at Augusta with Char lotte. Columbia and Augusta and Georgia Rail roads North and West. At Yemassee for Port Royal. Beaufort and station* oa line of Port Com mission Merchants, BARBEL UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMER3, Sail from Xew York for GLASGOW, every SATURDAY; LONDON. every WEDNESDAY; Paasenger accommodation* unsurpassed fo elegance and comfort. All Staterooms on B AGGING and TIES furnished at ioi prices. Liberal cash advances made consignment*. Prompt attention given to busineaa jyMm FOR CONVENIENCE THEY EXCEL ALL OTHERS. EVERY FAMILY NEEDS ONE OR MORE. Grocers Cannot Afford to be ’Without Them. For sale at main deck, and Saloon amidshi] SALOON CABINS. *65 to *80. CUB SECOND CABIN, including all requisites, *40. Excursion Tickets for First Class Passage. New York to Pans and return. *135 to *105. according to stateroom and route chosen. For Books of Information. Plans. Ac., Apply to HENDERSON BROTHERS. 7 BOWLING GREEN. NEW YORK. Or to SOLOMON BROS.. 173 BAY STREET, my 11-3m SAVANNAH. *ed dull at 27^Sj8c. Pork cloned mesa at *1U 5u&U 00. Cut meats quiet but Arm; Western long city ditto at 644c. Lard dosed me steam at 7 65<&7 75. Whisky at 91 ‘64*1 G>- Freights to Liver- Duck* (Muscovy 1, 9 piUr, nominal Ducks (English;. 9 pair Eggs (country), V do* Eggs (Western, 1 , 9 do* Batter (country), 9 ® Peanut* 1Georgia), V bushel Peanuts (Tenn»—ee). 9 bushel Florida sugar, V ft, nominal ift 11. _ _ 1 W. W. GORDON & CO. (Successors to Tison ft Gordonj Cotton Factoi"s •oE.iai,’?. Commission Merchants, NO. 112 BAY 8T.. SAVANNAH, GA. Bogifing and Ties advanced on crop*. Liberal Cash Advances made on Consignments of Cotton. Prompt and careful attention guaranteed to all business jyl-dftw6m winter at 97Uc; No. 1 wmter red at 964c. Corn I steady and firmer at 399*c. < >au steady at 24 I &4»Pork active, firm and higher at $2 87}*. | Lard strong and higher at 7 35 for cash and I August Bulk meat* steady for shoulders: clear rib at 6c; clear Mem at 644c. Wbtmky at 91 <K. XT. Loci*. August 4—Flour dosed steady; dmble extra at & 75A4 00; treble 94 15&4 25. Wheat strong and active; No. 2 red fall at 90*6 ®91c Com. No. 2 mixed at 3544&33}4c Oat* a-tive; No. 2 at 24*4*24)*:. WWy steady at 91 04. Pork closed higher; jobbing at 910 25. Lard nominal: vinttr at 7)qc: summer nominal at 7 09497 10. Bulk meats quiet: car lot* of summer dear rib sold at 6c. Bacon quiet: shoulders at 5 40495 50c; dear rib at 6 45^ • 50r: dear sidca 6 70^ 75c. Chicaoo, August 4—The Drover t Journal report*** follows: Hogs dull and 54910c lower; ! choice heavy at 94 30^4 60; light at 94 20Q 4 35; good packing at 94 20494 »). Cattle—re- I ceipts. 4.TIB; shipment*. 3,800; good natives j scarce and in tmir demand at 913ugp5 00, prices generally unchanged; medium shipping at 9i U&494 20; butchers dull, cows wt »21X1492 80: bull* at 91 80492 80; winter cattle in heavy supply at $2 7U&3 40; Texas dull at ft 30^3 20. sheep. receipU ««; shipments 1,601; muttons in moderate demand at 90 904*5 00; thin stock slow at 92 8O493 SO. „ , St. Locia. August 4—Cattle supply light, wholly grass native*, which were weak and lower, and Texans, which were Inactive; native grass steers at 93 ®®4 25; ditto cows at $2 25 493 00: grass Texas steers at 92 00&3 20; ditto eusr* at 91 80492 30; receipU 600. Hogs fairly active: light snippers a shade off;Yorkers and UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS FOB QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL. Leaving Pier 38 S. R, foo* of King s4 NEVADA Tcksd*t, Aco. *, l0*.x. WYOMING Ttckdat. Aco. 27.4 r. x. 1 CITY OF NEW YORK..TrxgiiAr, S*jt. 3.10 *.x. MONTANA. Tr«»D*r, Sept. 10, 3p.it WISCONSIN Tmo*r. Sept. 17,9 *.m. These steamers are built of iron, in water tight compartment*, and are furnished with every requisite to make the passage across the Atlantic both safe and agreeable, Living Bath Jyll-tf (Drpns. P. H. WARD & 10., Commission Merchants, ORGANISTS A ND all Professional Musicians, are invited to Improve a portion of their Summer Va- I cations in examining the large number of useful Music Books, prepared by Olfrer Diuon ft Co. especially for their use. EXAMINE L O EMERSON’S NEW -ON WARD,” >97 50 per doxeni; his best book for KiMtag School* Also, his new -CHURCH OFFERING," (912 .per doxen): a splendid An- ' them Book. Also, him “SACRED QUARTETS," m. EXAMINE OUR CHORUSES, GLEES, FOUR- PART SONGS, etc., in Pamphlet Form. (5 to 10 cm. each): very extensively used by Choirs, Societies, etc. Catalogues furnished. EXAMINE JOHNSON’S NEW METHOD FOR THOROUGH BASE, (Jl); t»e best Instruction Book for learning to play Chord !R Psalm Tune*. Glee*, etc. Also, his CHORLh CHOIR INSTRUCTION BOOK. (912per dotea): 1 ■ I knnlr Worth OFFICE OF THE MORNING NEWS. ) SaVAXXax. August 4 1878, 4 p.m. ( Cottox.— The market was firm, with an ad vance of 9*c. in good middling. J4c. in middling and low middling, and )*c. in good ordinary and I ordinary. The sales were 339 hales We quote: lilt We quote: Mackerel (bay). No. 1 bid*. $14 00 half bbls. $7 50; No. 1 kit* $1 50; No. 2 half bbi* $6 O0; No. 2 kit* $1 26; No. 3 half bhU. 15 50; herring. No. L 25c. V box. scaled. 36c.' choice ood. 8c. Gaaix. —Com—Market mtrouger, stock am ple; demand lair We quote: 63^65c. tor teed or mixed; TOO^Mc. for white. Oats-Steady, stock ample and demand good. We quote: 44 4947c. at wholesale, and 50O5*Mc. at retail Hat.— 1 Ilia market It quiet, denkod moderate and stock good. We quote: Northern, 86& 96c wholesale, and ll 0A49I 10 retail WesV era nominal at $1 90(91 1U wholeaale, $1 10® 1 15 retail. Hides. Wool, etc —Hide*: We quote hides without change—diy flint 11c.; salted 7^9c. Wool: Prion are uniform at quotations. We quote: Unwashed, free of burr* 24492Tc.; bur ry wuol. loai6c. Tallow, 7c.; wax, 26c.; deer tion and light. Cabin Passage (according to State room), $60 to J80; Intermediate. $40; .Steerage. *26. Offices, No. 25) Broadwav. New York. WILLIAMS 4 GUION. JAMES MARTIN. Agent. » Bay street, Sa vannab. myl6-Th.SftTuly ON LI DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE. Fruits, Produce, Hay, Grain, etc. 141 BAY STREET, SAVANNAH. GA. D A1LY receiving all kinds of Fruit* Pro duce. Grain, etc. Orders and consign ments solicited. jy30-tf General Transatlantic Co. B ETWEEN New York and Havre, from pier No. 42 N.R, foot of Morton street CANADA, Fraxgeul, WEDNESDAY, August , 12:30 r. x. ^FRANCE, Trcdelle, WEDNESDAY. August VmiPM, Daxke, WEDNESDAY, August 21, 11:00 a. x. PRICE OF PASSAGE IN GOLD (including wine:) TO HAVRE—First Cabin f 100; Second Cabin, $66; Third Cabin $35. Steerage $26, including wine, bedding and utensil* Steamers "Pereira.” -Ville de Pari*" and “SJaunat" do not carry steerage passenger* LOUIS DE BERLIN. Agent, 56 Broadway, S.Y., or WILDER ft CO., Agents for Savannah. 1 C TV. MV. Stfrigtratgra, &t. corimr phodvcr, F LORIDA and Georgia Syrup* Vegetables, Foreign and Domestic Fruit- Florwla Or anges a specialty. Consignments of Country Produce, et,-. solicited. Prompt returns guar anteed. 157 Bay street. Savannah. G* Reference*, by permiarion— Hunter ft Gass- mell, W. W. Gordon ft Oo.. John McMahon, Holcombe, Hull ft Co.. Alexandti ft Maxwell, Blun ft Demere. M. Fetw. ft Co. A. C. WORTH, Commission Merchant 261 and 268 GREENWICH STREET. OLIVER DITSON ft < ■ a H. DITSON ft OO. 843 Broadway, J. E. DITSON ft OO., 1876 140,000 3,000 7,000 981,000 514,000 65,000 30,000 4.000 *15.000 46,000 • Hu Parrisgt ftuiUt. (TtrriifltS, aSugjlt*. tc. Other Seasonable Goods! A PHYSIOLOGICAL jy!6-lm ERBER'S MILK FOOD. NESTI.E S MILK FOOD. IMPERIAL GRANCH. _ ROBINSON’S PATENT BARLEY. BERMUDA ARROWROOT. OSWEGO CORN STARCH. ■ LI Ti *!* sl^ s 1 8 h s|b ..If \ v 1. Iff *11 si - P 3 i- ? ¥ jf JL a - 245 1.141 6.M0 £7 35 ' mi 928 148 1.756 45 ‘£ 779 rrr *45 12 3.125 7.256 1.017 923 4.309 15.38 .= s 1 - 3 i s Si s ft § $ ¥ s S r f 3 i 2 2: * 133 & £ ¥ 1 i no-9 181 t* p 1 ¥ ¥ S e i 3 s ¥ i S 1
