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About The Savannah daily times. (Savannah, Ga.) 188?-1??? | View Entire Issue (May 22, 1886)
Church Notice*—Services In the Several Vhnrchee To-Morrow. Bt John's Church, Madison square, Rev ChaaH Strong, rector. The fourth Sunday after Easter. Morning service and ser mon at 11 am. Sunday Schoolat 4 30p m. Evening prayer and Litany at 6:30 p xn. Si r vlce on Wednesday at 6 30 p m. Christ Church, Johnson square. Rev Thos Hoone Rector The fourth Sunday alter Easter. Holy Communion al 7:30 o'clock. Morning service and sermon at 11 Sunday School at 0:30 p. in. Evening service atb'3o. On Wednesday, evening service at 630 o'clock. On Frldry morning, prayer and Litany, at 11 o’clock. Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church, Tel fair square, Barnard, between York and President, Rev T T Christian, Pastor. Prayer meeting at 10 am. Preaching 11 am, and “pm. by the Pastor. Weekly prayer meeting changed to Wednesday 8 15 p m, baptism of children at 4 p m, Sunday school at 4 30 p m. New Houston Street Church. Rev J P Wardlaw, Pastor. Preaching at 11 a in, and 8 nm. by the Pastor. Sunday school at 4p m. Reguiar prayer meeting Tuesday evening at 8 p m. „ Anderson Street Presbyterian Church,Rev R Q Way, Pastor, preaching at 11 am, and 8 pm. Bunday school at 9:30 am. Independent Piesbyterlan Church. Rev I S K Axson, Pastor. Morning service al 1! «. m and 8 p in. First ’ I’reßbyierian Church, Monterey square, Rev J W Rogan. Pictor. Services at II and,and 8p m. Cordial invitation ex tended to all. , o Evangelical Lutheran Church of the As senslon, W S Bowman, DD, Pastor. Divine service to-morrow at 11 a. m. and 8 p. m. and on Wednesday at 4:80 p. m. Catechu, mens and Inquiries meet at 9:30 a m - Sabbath school at 4:30 p. m. All are Invited. Baptist Chui ch, Chippewa square, Rev J E L Holmes, DD Pastor. Preaching by the Pastor at 11 am., and 8 pm. Sunday school at 4 pm. Young men’s prayer meeting at 10 a m. Prayer meeting and lecture Wednes day at 8 pm. Young Men's Christian Association Rooms, No 113 Congress street, next door to the Screven House, gospel meeting for Men Only at 3:30 pm; subject, “Escape lor Ihy Life.” Come, you will be welcomeand enjoy a good meeting. No collection. Christian Church, corner Bolton and How ard streets, Rev W 8 Payne, Pastor. Preach ing to-morrow at 11 a m and 8 p m. Sunday school at 9:30 am; children’s missionary meeting at 3 pm. Seats free, strangers wel come to al) services. COLORED CHURCHES. Second Baptist Church, Greene square Houston street, Rev A Ellis. Pastor, preaches at 11 am, and 8 pm. Bunday school and Bible class 3% p m. Morning subject, “A Great Feast;” evening, “A Good Sol dier.” Strangers always welcome. TEfEGRAPITMARKETS. LATEST REPORTS FROM ALL QUARTERS. Special Dispatches to Savannah Daily Times. New York, May 22, 12:35p.m.-Spot;Cotton quiet; middling 9%; sales for exports t>oo ; spinners 233; last e ;er.ing 78. Norfolk, May 22—Receipts 329. St. Louiß.lMay 22 Receipts 100. New York, May 22.—Receipts lbs; gross 269; exports Great Britain 904. Baltimore, May 22—Receipts 300. Wilmington, May 2 2-Reclpts|o. New Orleans, May 22.—Receipts 4)7. Bobton, May 22.-Keceipts 2,100. Galveston, May 22 •-Receipts 92. Mobile, May 22.—Receipts 74. Memphis. May 22.-Receipts|loo. West Point, May 22—Receipts 20. CONSOLIDATED. Receipts 6,158; exports to Great Britain 2.449; exports, to France 2,467; exports to continent 310; stock, 593,793. Futures. New YORK, May 12, 10:05 a m-May 9 09a15; June 9 18; July 9 24; August 9 32; Sep tember 9 16a17; October 9 01a3. bales 2,500. Market steady, „ , _ 10.08 a m—January 9 06a'9; February 9 19al8; March 9 26a29; April 9 36 B; November 8 9sa9c; December Bt»a92. bales 2,t>00. Marketstea <*3K);l2 am— January 9 C7aoß: February 9 17al8; March 9 26a28; April 937 B; May 9 13a14; June 9 14816’ July 9'24; August 9 33: September 918 October 9 03; November k 98ab9; De cember 9ca902. Sales 2,700 Market quiet and h 10-t/'a m—May 914; June 9 15; July 9 25; August li 34; September 9 16; October 903. Bales 78.0C0 Market dull. 11:15 pm—January 9 09B; February 918 B; March 9 28; April 939 B; May 915 B; June 91a; July 925; August 9 34; 17; October 8 03; November 8 99 B;,December 902. Bales 13,200. Market quiet and steady. 11:45p m—June 9 15; July 9 25; August 9 34; September 9 17 October 9 03. Sales 16,700. Mar kei quiet and steady. 12:15 p m-July 9 25; August 934; Octoberso3. Bales 19,800. Market quiet. 12:45 p m.-Januar y 9 08at9; February 917; Maich 9 18 offered; April 9 37 B;; May 9 14a15; June 9 14a15; July 9 21a25; Augusl9 33a34; Sep tember 9 16a17; Oc’ober 9 02a3; November 899 a9c; December 9cao 92. 5a1e522,600. .Market dull. 1-15 p m—January 908 B; February 918 B; March 928 B; April 938 B; May 915 B; June 915- July 9 25; August 9 34; September 9 17! October 9 02; November 8 98; December 901 B. Bales 24.1'0. Market steady. 1- p m—July 9 24; August 9 33; Novem ber 8 98. Sales 31,300 Market quiet 2- p m—Closed—January 9 07a8; Febru ary 9 17a)6; March 9 27a28; May 914a15; June 9 14a15; July 9 24aZ5; August 9 33a34; Septem ber 916a17; October 9 02ae8: November 8 98a99 December 9 018'2. Sales 38,900. Market qulentaid steady. Liverpool, May 22—12:15 p m-Cotton; moderate business. Uplands 5%; Orleans; oa-16. Bales s,OOO bales, of which 500 bales are for export and speculation. Receipts, l»,000 bales, of which 5,300 are American. Jude and July 63; July and August 54; Au gust and September 5 4a5; September and October 61, Futures quiet. 1:00 p m—Sales American 6,000; arrivals quiet and steady; May 535; May and June 5 3S; June and July a 3 S;July and August 5 4S; Augustand September 555; Septem ber and October 5 1 B; October and November 4 61 E; Fovember and December 461 S; Sep tember 56 B- Visible Supply. New York, May 22.—Total, visible 2,272,478 American 1,745,2)6. Financial. MONEY. New York, May 22, 11:40 am—Exhange firm; bankero'49B%; bankers' 60 days 487%a87; commercial 60 days 4 85%a86; sp'nners eodavs 4 85%a%. Francs steady; bankers' 5 15%; bankers'6o days 518%; commercial 60 days on Paris 518% less 1-16; commercial u davs on interior 5 19%; Antwerp 519% less 1-10. STOCKS. NEW York, May 22.—10:05 a m -New York Central 106%; Delaware and Lackawanna 126% Jersey Central 51%: Kansas Texas 25%; Lake Shore 78%; Louisville and Nashville 35%; Northwestern 108%; Omaha 40%; St Paul 88; Union Pacific 50%; Western Union 61%; Ore gon Transit 80%. f|lo 15 a m— Delaware and Lackawanna 127; ,ake Shore 78%; Northwestern 1"8%- St Paul 88; Union Pacific 60; Western Union 61%; Missouri Padinc 167. 10:30 a in—New York Central 100%; Dela ware and Lackawanna 227%; Jersey Central 61%; Kansas Texas 25%; Louisville >.nd Nash ville 35%; Northwestern 106%; Philadelphia and Reading k 2%; Omaha 40%; St Paul 87%; Western Union 61%; Missouri Pacific 107%; Oregon Transit 3< % 10:45 a m-New York Central 100%; Dela wareand Lackawanna 127%; Jersey Central 51%; Lake Shore 78%: Northwestern 108,'.,; Omaha preferred 104%; Omaha 40%; S' Faul 87%; Union Pacific 50%; Oregon Iranslt 30%. 11:00 a m—New York Central 100%; Dela ware and Lackawanna 127%; Jersey Centra! 50%; St Paul 87%; Union raclflc 60%; West ern Union 61%; Oregon Transit 30%. 11:15a m-New York Central 100%; Delaware and Lackawanna 127%; Richmond and Dan ville 104; take Shore 78%; Northwestern 108%; Philadelphia and Res Gngk22%; Omaha 40%; St Paui 87%; Western Union 61%. 11:30 a m—Burlington and Quincy 10%, ex dividend 2 per cent quarterly; New York Central 100%; Delaware anil l<ackawanna 127%; Jersey Central o:%: Lake Shore 79; Louisville and Nashville 3’.%; Northwest 108%; Northern Pacific preferred 55%; Lhila ueiphla and i eading 22%: Omaha I: St Paul 88%; Union Pacific 10%; Western Union 62; Oregon Transit 80%. THE SAVANNAH DAILY TIMES: SATURDAY MAY 22. 1886. 11-46am—New York Central Delaware and Lackawanna >27%; Jersey SJ/ii Lake Shore 79%; Louisville and Nashville 3i%; Northwestern 109%; Omaha preferred 105? st Paul 88%; Texas' Pacific 8; Union Pacific 50%; Western Union 62%; Missouri m— Burlington and Quincy 130 ex div; New York Central 191%; Delaware and Lack awanna 127%; Jeisey Central 51%; Kansas Texas 20%; Lake whore 78%; Northwestern 8l«6J 4 ; NorihemPaclflc preferred f 6%; Pacific Mail 52%; Richmond and West PUnt 28%; Omaha nreferred 10>; Omaha 41%: St haul 18%' Western Union 02%; Missouri Pacific 108; bregon Transit 30%. 12 15—Burlington and Quincy 132% cash; New York Central 101%; Delaware and Lack wanna 127%; Jersey Central 61%: Lake shore 79%; Northwestern 109% Omaha 41%; St Pau 83%: Western Union 6.%; Oregon Transit 80% 12:30 p m—Burlington and Quincy 131%; Delaware and Lackawanna 127%; Kansas Texas 2“A„; Lake Shore 99%; Louisville and Nashville 35%; Northwestern 109%; Northern Pacific, preferred 56%; Richmond and West Point 28%; Omaha preferred 105% cash; Umaba4l%; Bt Paul 88%; Oregon Transit 80%. 12:45 p m—New York Central 101%; Dela ware and Lackawanna 127%; Jersey Centvil 52%; Lake Shore 79%; Louisville and Nash ville 35%; Northwesiern 169%; Northern Pa cific preferred (16%; Philadelphia ami Read ing 33%; Omaha U%; St l*a»l 88%;; Union Pa cific 50%; Wes ern Union' (12%; Oregon Tran sit 30%; Denver and Rio Grande 23, assess ment paid. , 1:5 pm—New York Central 100%: Delaware and Lackawanna 127%; Lake Shore 79%; Northwestern 109%: Northern Pacific preler red 53; Pacific Mall 52%; Philadelphi and Reading 23%; Richmond and West Point 28%; Omaha 4'%; Texas Pacific 7 3-4; Union Pacific 50%;Z Western Union 62%. 1:30 p tn— Northwestern 109%; Pacific Mall 52%; Omaha preferred 105%c; St Paul 8 %; Union Pacific rfi%; Western Union 62%; Ore gon Transit :30%. 1:45 p m—Delaware and Lackawanna 128 Jersey Central 62%; Lake Shore 79%; North western 109%: Richmond and West Pofnt 28%; Omaha 41%; St Paul 89%;'J exas Pacific 7%; Union Pacific 50%; Western Uiou 6%; bregan Tiansil 31% 2:tM) p m—Burlington and Quincy 132%;New York Central 101%; Delaware and Lackaw anna 127%; Jersey Central 52; Lake Shore 79%; Louisville and Nashville Northwestern 109%; Omaha preferred 105 3-4; Omaks 39 5-8; St Paul 87; Wester Union 62 5-8; Missouri Pa cific 107 8 4. 2 15 p m—New York Central 101%; Dela ware and Lackawanna 127 3-4; Kansas Texas 25%; Lake Shore 79%; Louisville and Nash ville 36%; Northwestern 169%; Northern Pa cific preferred 56%; St Paul 88 1-8; Western Union 62%; Oregon Transit 30%. 2:30 p m—New York Central 101%; Dela ware and Lackawanna 128;; Jersey Central 59%; Kansas Texas 25%; Northwestern 109%; Northern Pacific preferred 56%; Palflc Mall 52%; Philadelphia and Reading 23%; Omaha 41%; bt Paul 89%; Union Pacific 50%: West ern Union 62%; Missouri Pacific 107%. 1 12 45 p m—Delaware and Lackawanna 12"%; Jersey Central 52%: Kansas Texas 25%: Nortwestern 109%; Richmond and West Point 28%; Omaha preferred 105%; Texas Pa cific 8; Union Pacific 50%. CLOSING 8:15 p m—Burlington <t Quincy 131a%a32%; New York Central 101%alul%; Delaware (4 Lackawanna 127%a%; Richmond and Dar- Ville 105al07; Jersey Central 51%a%; Kansas Texas 25%a26; Lake Shore 79%a%; Louisville* Nashville 35%a%; Michigan Ceu t’al 66%a66%; Northwestern 109%a%: Northern Pacific preferred 55%a%; Pacific Mail 52Jia55;Philadelphia and Readng23 offd; Richmond and West Point 28%a%; Kock Island 124a%; Omaha preferred 105al06; Omaha 41%a%; St Paul 69%a%; Texas Pa cific 8%a%; Onion Pacific 50%a00%; Western Union 62%a%; Missouri Pacific 107%a%; Memphis and Charleston 29 to 31; Oregon Transit 36%a3 %; Denver and Rio Grande H3a%. Chicago Market. Chicago, May 22,9:30 a m—Wheat, June 76%; July 77%. Coro, June 36%; July 37%. Pork, Jnne 8o2%; July 8 62%. 10:30 a m—Wheat June 76: July 77% Corn, June 36%; July 37. Pork, June 852%; July 8 62%. 11:30 a m—Wheat, June 76%; July 78. Corn June 86%; July 37%. P irk, June 8 55; July 8 62%. Ribs, June 5 32%; July 6 37%. 12:30 p m—Wheat, June 76%; July 77% Corn, June 36%; July 37%. Oats, June July—. Pork, June 855; Julyß 62%. Lard, June 6 02%; July 607%.R1b5, June 5 32%; July 5 37%. • . , Closed 1 p m—Wheat, June 76% ; July 77% A. Corn June 36%a% A; July 36% B. Oats, June 28%; July 27% Pork, June, 855 B; Julyß 6ia67%. Lard, June 5 92% ; July 6 09; Ribs, June 6 32%; July 537%a6 00. Receipts—Wheat, 9,427; corn, 178,031; oats, 61.066. Shipments Wheat, 234,384; corn, 94,418; oats, 160,556. Hogs-Receipts . Produce. New York, May 22—12:11 p m—Coffee, June 7 70; Julv 7 as;August7 45. 12:25—Coffee firm ; ordinary 8%a8%; fair 9%a 9?,; good 9%a9%; prime 9‘/.a9%. Sugar sieady; extra C SV. a%; yellow Cs%a-5%. Rice quiet. 11:09a m—Uotlee-May 7 b0a8o; June 7 65a75; Julv 7 55a60; August 7 45. 11:39 a m.—Coffee-May 7 70; July 7 75; Au gust 7 45. 107 p m-May 7 80a85; June 7 70a75; July 7 55a60; August 7 45a50. 2:09 a m—May 8 85; June 7 70a75: July 7 55a 60; August 7 45a50. Rice. New Orleans, May 22,1:00 p m- Market unchanged. Sales 1079. Charleston, May 22 1:20 pm—Maket quiet and unchanged, Sa es 103. Naval Stores. New York. May 22—12:50 a m-Spirits tur pentine steady at 33. Rosin quiet; strained at 102%. Wilmington. N. C., May 22—12:30 p m Rosin dull at 80. Spirits turpentine steady at 28%. Charleston, Blay 22 —2:00 p m—Rosin un changed. OIL. New York, May 22.—10:01 am, opened— -67%; 10:30 a m. 68%; 1100 am, 68; 11:30 am, 67%;J 12 m, 67 %; 12:30 pm, 68; 1p m, 68; 1:30 pin,'7%; 2:00 pm. 68; 2:30 p m 76%; 3 pm closed 67% “SAVANNAHJfARKETSr IJ-FICEOF SAVANNAH DAILY TIMES Savant.ah, Ga., May 22. 1 p. m. savannah Cotton Excbsnge ic.mclai COTTO- . fair ® middling Fair • @ iood Mldddllng 9%w middling - 8 11-16$ how Middling 8 3-16-0 Jood Ordinary -7 11-16 i Ordinary «... 7 ia Tone—steady. KKCBIPTB. Net 581 | Gross 581 BXrOKTS. Foreign I Coastwise 1,629 4Ai.ee From 1 p. m. yesterday to 1 p m. to-day 39 bales. Stock on hand and on shipboard at 1 p. rc to-day, 15,548 bales. BEA ISLAND. There is more Inquiry, and at some con cessions considerable business would result. Common....— 15 @l7 Medium 18 @ Good 19 @2O Medium tine 20% @21% Fine 22 @23 Extra fine 24 @— — savannah Board of Trade, ufficlaf.) Klee. Prime, steady. Balis 80. These quotation represent lor round lots In filling small orders higher rates must be paid. We quote Broken— None Common - 8a3% Fair 3%0.% Good - 4%a% Prime .5%a% oosa— Country lots 80 Tide Water Ous’ 'L s'aval btorea. Rosin—steady. A k @ 90 I H 1 @1 27% B @ 90 I I @1 75 J @95 IK @2 12% @ 95 I M ...... 2 37%@ K @1 00 | N 2 62%$ f @1 00 | W G... @2 90 q @] 05 iW W ,®3 15 Spirits Turpentine-Firm 28%c. Sales 390 bbls spirits, and 250 bbls rosin. bnvai Stoles sttelement. Spirits. Rosin Xsoelpts to-day —« 451 761 lock this day..— 9374 fX|46,940 I iraln. Provision and Flour Mirket. .rain.— Steady We quote White Corn Jar load lots Mixed Corn —Bl © Oar load lota. lO 8 Aixed oats 47 » Jar load lot* 44 @ Wortbern Hay.. ICastern Hay @ Western Hay— llB © Jeal 67% @ IrltS 70 a wnr.e*OW*. Market Steady. tt Shoulder* 4% @ 8L C Bides •'% @ D 8 C R Bide* < % & Smoked Shoulders 4% @ imoked C R Bides 8% » dams ’**l j»rd B'l, Batter 3 Jbeese JO 1!% rt.otrs. Weak. Superfine ?- 1 350 extra J J® ’’••TinHy * * 2 1 , Fancy.. . 3 ’’f@s 61 tililCo . .........'•...A Bi> 6 4J sugars.-* Quiet. Out Loaf - 8 4tandard “A Sxtra“C” G 'i CC” - , iranulated « Powdered '8 SALT.—Quiet. We quote: ■ ar load lots (f .o. b.i 75@ lots «s@l 00 Ordinary 8% @ Financial Quotations furnished bv F. C. Wylly,:Stock and Bond Broker, No. 118 Bryan street. Tone of market —Money easyj Ex change on New York—Banks are tinylng sight draffs at par and selling at %af4 per cent premium. OITt BOST'S. Augusta 6 per cent 107 IC9 Augusta 7 per cent 108 ’ll Columbus 5 per cent.....— 87 100 Macon 6 per cent —llO 112 Savannah 5 per cent 100 100% Ravanah 5 per cent, fnewi 100% 101% Atlantic's 105- 107 7 s D 3 122 BANK AND GAB STOCKS Merchants National 140 Southern Bank State of Georgia. 180 190 National Bank ofSavanna'n 101 103 Savannah Bank and Trust C 0.... 68 70 Savannah Gas 17% »8 Mutual Gas Light 20 23 STATE BONDS. Georgia new «s, 1889, January and July coupons 106 108 Ceorgia new 4%’s ...108 109 Georgia Mortgage on W. <s A Railroad, regular 7 percent, coupons, January and July turlty, 1888. 101% 102% Georgia 7 per cent, gold quarter lies.. 112 Georgia 7s. 896 123% Railroad stock. bid. arkc A.ugusta& Savannah 7 per cent, guaranteed 126 .27 Central Railroad Script 6 per . ent 98% 99% Central 73% 7t Georgia 182 183 Southwestern 7 per cent, guaran- antAed 121% 122% Atlanta & West Point stock 101 102% “ “ “ debentures 103% 105> RAILROAD BON DE. A dr G. Ist mortgage consolidated 7 per cent, coupons, January and July maturity, 1897 118% 120 Charlotte,Columbiaand Augusta Ist mortgage 115 116 jfc Chariot te,Columbia and Augusta 2d mortgage 110 112 Central consolidated mortgage 7 per cent, coupons January and July maturity, 1893 11l 114% Gainesville, Jeff, and Southern Ist mortgage, due 1911, July and January coupons 7 per cent 116 118 Augusta and KnoxviPe 7 per cent 114 H 5 So Ga & Fla, Ist mortg 118 119 do 2nd “ Hl 115 Montgomery A Eufaula 107% 108% W R K 2d mortage 11l 113 M j and Girar, and mort’g 109% 110% OSH Co bondw 104% 105 Ga.RR 6’51897 108 112 SFandW 6’s 108 111 Gainsv, Jett &8, not guarnt’d .113 114 “ “ 2ds guaranteed 11l 112 Columbus & Rome Ist endorsed ..102 105 Aug, Gib & Sandersville, Ist mtg,.104 106 ColumbA Western, Ist guarnt’d ..103 104 SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE MINIATURE ALMANAC-THIS DAY. SUN RISES 5:04 Sun Sets 6:56 High Water at Savannah 11:28a m, 11:42 p m (Saturday, May 22, 1886. CLEARED TO-DAY. Steamship Juniata, Askins, Philadelphia— G M Sorrel, Agent. BULED TO-DAY. Steamship Juniata, Philadelphia. TELEGRAPHIC REPORTS New York, May 20—Cleared schrs Jennie Rosalene. Jacksonville; B I Hazard, George town, bC. Dlepe, May 15—Arrived bark Annina (Hal), Bas.o, Peusaco)a Grangemouth, May 20—Arrived brig Rurik (Kus), Tengstrom, Pensacola. Genoa. May 16—Arrived bark Alabama P (Hal), Pellerome, Pensacola, Gergenti, May 18—Sailed bark Noe (Ital) Port Koya) Tarifa„May 9—Passed bark Ukraine (Aus) Mercovieb. Savannah for.Trieste. Kingston, Ja, May 11—Arrived str EW R (B'), h,e Caln, Georgetown, SC; sld 3Uth, schr Laura. Lamsen. Ap Bath, Me, May 19—Arrived schrs E H Crooker, Pensacola; George L Drake, Bruns- Belfast, Me, May 19—Sailed schr Penob scot, Carter, Jacksonville Fernandina, May 19 Arrived schr Clara E Bergen, Cook, Boston; cld brig Sarah E Kennedy, Demerara Georgetown, SC, May 17, Bailed schr Wac camaw, New Yorn Pensacola, May 20—Cleared schr Cal Wells, for Aspinwall Philadelphia, May 20—Arrived schr Flor ence, Leland, Adams. Fernandina Satilla River. May 18—bailed schr AllieP Cluster, Ingersoll, New York, Brunswick, Ga, Mav 19—Arrived schr Car rie C Ware, Field, New York; 20th, arrived schr Mat Ida Brooks, Nichols, Philadelphia; sailed schrs Carbie Strong, Strong, New Haven; Mossenger. Faulkner. New Bedford M B Millen. Dyer, New York; Willie Newton Coombs, Wilmington, Del. Jacksonville, Maj’ 20, Arrived schooner Prescott, Hazeltine, French, Belfast; cleared schr Jonathan Sawyer, Reynolds, Newark, N J. CASUALTIES. Key West. May 20—Steamtug Victoria J Peed, sailed for Wilmington, Del, today, having In tow schr Ada A Kennedy (before reported) which bad a steam pump on board The owners of the schr have paid the salvage and expenses oj 65,000 Norfolk. Va, May 20-an Chesapeake Bay a large schr Is reported sunk between James and Cove Points, with two thirds .of her masts above water NOTICE TO MARINERS. Boston, May 19-The whistling buoy off Eisteru Point, Glocester, has been removed for the summer. It will be replaced Oc tober 15. Salem, May 20- -Captain Perkins, of pilot boat Ariomedas, of Salem, reports the Black Spar Buoy, that marked the shoal ground inside of the Beverly Bar, as missing. MEMORANDA. Tybee. May 22, 1886, 215 p m.—Passed out, Steamship Juniata. Wind, Southwest, light, Jfair. EXPORTS. Per steamship Juniata for Philadelphia 24 bales upland cotton,, 681 empty kigs, 171 bales dom and yarns, 140 bbls rice, 201 bbls rosin, 200 bbls spirits turpentine 94,795 feet lumber, 7 bales hides 786 bales paper stock 17 tons scrap iron, 1714 bls vegetables, 3263 boxes vegetables, 182 tons pig iron, 115 pkgs mdse. | Baking potv&er. o K &AKIH C POWDER Absolutely Pure. This powder neverj varies. A marvel oi purity, strength and wholesomeness. More economical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition with the mul titude of low test, short wait alum or phos- 6 hate nowders. Sold only in cans. Royal aking Powder Co., 106 wall street, N. Y. Schedule. SEA ISLAND ROUTE -THE- STEAMER ST. NICHOLAS CAPTAIN M. P. ÜBINA, WILL leave Savannah from wharf foot of ” Lincoln street for DOBOY, DARIEN, BRUNSWICK and FERNANDINA every Monday and Thursday at 5 p. ;m., con necting at Savannah with New York. Phila delphia, Boston and Baltimore steamers; at Fernandina with rail for Jacksonville and all points in Florida, and at Brunswick with steamer for Satilla river. Freight received to within half hour of boat’s departure. Freight not signed for 24 hours after arrival will be at risk of consignee. Tickets on wharf and boat. C. WILLIAMS. Agent. ECOP WI SEET UDI, TURPENTINE TOOLS, TRUSS H ’'OPS, etc., carriage material, WHEELS, SHAFTS, HUBS, SPOKES, RIMS, AXLES, SPRINGS. nailh: shot: Just arrived CARGO OF COFFEE per Diana in store and for sale by WEED & CORNWELL. ECKSTEIN’S Innouncement! We are preparing to take cur annual inventory of Stock and have Marked Down the prices of Spring and Summit Silks and Dress Goods 50 per cent’ and made large REDUCTIONS in every department throughout the house. We will for the next 10 DAYS offer some immense Bargains in order to close out many large lots previous to STOCK TAKING. The special attention of the public is called to this GREAT SALE as our stock is large well assorted and must be reduced during this week. REMNANTS AND ODD LOTS WILL BE CLOSED OUT REGARDLESS. ECKSTEIN’S Gremline Miark Down Whitaker and Congress Streets. LUMBER AND TIMBER. i>. C. BACON & CO., Pitch Pine and CYPRESS TIMBER AND LUMBER By the Cargo. A LARGE STOCK OF WELL-SEABONED Flooring, Ceiling, Weather boarding, &c., At prices as low as ever offered in this city. Carpenters and Contractors will do well to call and examine our stock and prices before purchasing. We are also handling a good quality of BRICK at low figures. McDOxNOUGH & CO., Planing Mill and Lumber Yard on Charlton street, between Price and East Broad. FW. DALE. M. W. DIXON. J. T. RAY. Lumber! Lumber At Retail and also by the,,Cargo. Prices Reduced! We have a large stock of seasoned Lnmbei that must be sold to make room for stock constantly arriving. We have made a GREAT REDUCTION in Prices and are determined not to be undersold by any one. Orders soli cited. Call and get our Prices before purchas ing. L)ale, Dixon Co. (Successors to) Dale, Wells & Co., Planing Mill,(Wheaton and Liberty lmberT BACON, JOB H CO., Liberty and East Broad Streets, Have a full stock of Seasoned, Dressen nd Undr see Lumber which they are selling at reduced rates. WThl. Paper Is on Fils And Adverlisinp u and all oc/ar can bt made on the montfarof able terne at the pofneltr Advertising Agency es H. P. HUBBARD, New Haven, Conn* Baak BireeUrf Om JVflffMs Shipping. Ki glsfEißßiPlXtaTi' —FOB— H-,-. sn TORE ANB_ PBIUSEWBU |- PASSACE TO NEW YORK. 4 cabin.................... 620 EXUUKHION 32 WMI PASSAGE TO PHILADELPHIA. - ■ CABIN 822 EXCURSION 35 9 STEERAGE ja-a. The magnificent Steamships of this Ccmpany at sB sppointed .<> sail as follows. STANDARD T'lMa. • wRv TO NEW YORK. ' ■ CITY’ OF AUGUSTA, Captain Nickerson, FRIDAY', Maj’ 21, at 8:30 a. m. CITY- OF SAVANNAH, Captain H. C> Dag- M gett, SUNDAY, May 23. at 10:0'1 a. m. CHATTAHOOCHEE, Capt. J. W.Cathkkinb TUESDAY. June 25. at 11:30 a. m. Mj NACOOCHEE, Captain Kempton, FRI- |k DAY May 28, at 2:00 p, m. TALLAHASSEE, Captain W. H. FISHEB ■ SUNDAY, May 30, at 3:30 p. m. TO PHILADELPHIA. ■ These steamere do not carry passengers. JUNIATA, Captain E Chisty, SATURDAY May 22, at. 9:00 a. m., DEBSOUG, Captain F. Smith, SATURDAY, ’ May 29, at 2:3v p. m. • . Through bills of laden given to Kastern and North ©Am western points and to ports of the United Kingdom | and the Continent. For freight or passage apply to G. M SORR2L, Agent, City Kxchange Buildinc. ■ Merchants* and Miners TRANSPORTATION COMPANY. FOR BALTIMORE. CABIN PASSAGE 816 00 SECOND PASSAGE 12 0C EXCURSIOB 26 00 The Steamships of thl* Company are appointed Jo sail from Savannah for Bal mere as follows, city time : JOHNS HOPKINS. Captain Foster, TUES DAY T , May 25, at 1 p. m. WM. LAWRENCE, Captain Billups, MON DAY, May 31, at 4 p. m. JOHNS HOPKINS, Captain H. D. Foster SATURDAY, June 5, at 9 a. m. WM. LAWRENCE, Capt. Billups, THURS DAY, June 10, at 2 p. m. # And from Baltimore on the days above named at 3 p. m. Through bills lading given to all points West, all the manufacturing towns in New England, and to ports of the United King dom and the Continent. J*B. B. WBBT k CO., Agents, Boston and Savannah STEAMSHIP CO. FOR BOSTON DIRECT. CABIN PASSAGE 62» DO EXCURSION 53 00 STEERAGE 12 DO The first class iron steamships of this company ar* appointed to sail every THURSDAY from Boston at S tn.; from Savannah as follows: Standard Time. CITY OF MACON, CAPTAIN W. Kilin THURSDAY, May 27, at l;00 p. m. GATE CITY, Captain D. Hedge, THURB DAY, June 3, at 6:30 p. m. CITY OF MACON, CAPTAIN 'W. KELLEY THURSDAY, June 10, at 12:30 p. m. GATE CITY Captain D. Hedge, THURS DAY, June 17, at 6:30 p. m. Throngh bills oi lading given to New Kngiand mane • factoring pointr and to Liverpool \ The Company’s wharves in both Savannah and Bos on are connected with all railroads leading ont of th* two cities. • RICHARDSON k BARNARD, Agent*. f PROPOSED SAILING DATES OF THE MASCOTTE, -OF THE— Tampi ad Havana Steamship Line, FOR MONTH OF MAY, Are as follows : Leave Ta tips Tuesday, 25th, p m Arrive Havana Thursday, 27th, a m Leave Havana Thursday. 27th, p je Arrive Tampa Friday, 28th, a m Leave Tampa Friday, 28th, p m Arrive Havana Sunday,3oth, am Leave Havana Sunday, 30th, atn Arrive Tampa Mondav, 31st, a m LeaveTamia Monday,3lst, pm 1 ouclilng both ways at Key West. South Bound—Steamer awaits the arrival of the 8:55 p. m. train from Savannah, via Gainesville and Pemberton Ferry. . North Bound-Steamer connects with the 2 pm train for Jacksonville and Savannah, . via Sanford. C. D. OWENS, Traffic Manager, Savannah, Ga. ’ PAUL B. LALANE, Agent, Tampa, Fla. H. G. GANAHL. W. W. LUFBUKROW. Savannah, Ga., No. 4%C. R. R Ganahl & Lufburrow, ■WOOD DEALERS, Oak, Blackjack. Pine and Lightwood (sawed or in stick) always on hand. Measure guaranteed and all orders prompt ly filled. Telephone 254. .Yard .corner. West Broad and Harris streets. Four Months for 50 Cents The MJNTFZUMA RECORD, besides a large quantl'y of miscellaneous news, pub lishes the International Sunday School Les sons every week, containing all the ques tions and answers. It will be sent 4 months for 50 cents cash in advance. Address, RECORD, Montezuma, Ga.
