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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-03
corTox mARKErs-sY rELg4nAPn

lyERpooL, Sept 2-l2:30p. m-Cotion firm; Midlng Up.
4s A2d.i Kidding Orleans 9-l0s. sies-8OJO bales
n0ing 600 Tor speculation and export receipts 5000
- American meme. Futures steady uplaDds Low MIDI
eiause september delivery 2o6sd; do. september and
xADer delivery. zC-C3d. DO october ana November
<sery 2j04d; DO. November and December delivery, 0
a. also l1O3di do December and January Delivery
~ do January and February delivery. 8 G4GJ do.
raTy and March delivery. y-Gidi 40. Mardh and Ap.
khyery 26.64d
~ for delivery az odays clearing 1000 bales new
AL ana 200 bales old DO.
"a Injection The Of the day included 100 bales
Eican. Futures quiet Uplands Low Middling clause,
delivery, 2ut4d. september
- delivery z<-64d buyers; do October aud November
lily. iStsI buyers do November December Dolly.
10 isb4d buyers; DO December and January delivery
td buyers do January aud February delivery zO.Gid
&c: do. February aud March delivery 23-D4d buyers,
&karch and April delivery. 25-Bsd vaue do ADrIl and
A4defiyery. D z.-f4d. sellers -
Z D m.-CottOn-Futures steady Upands Low MID
~ clause September delivery 26-64d feers do Sen.
vel and October delivery 22G4d buyers. DO Ccto1ar
<E<oyember delivery 1854 buyers 90 NoYar,i,er M
tmber deIvery. 1860 sellers do Decen FER and JanI
delivery 1e-Bid sellers DO January and IehT,1rt
gery, z0-64d buyers do February end March
~t1d bnyers; do March and April delivery 2b.t41
&C: do April and May delivery 5 2s6Id. sellers.
- Mldaling, 8is Good Ordinary, l5lG net and Oross
ss 1917 bales Exports Coastwlsc. 200 Daes: saIcs
bales stock. 5,552 Daics
1&SAsNAH sept. 2.-Cotton ouet; Midding g..
iiddIing. 3 % Good Ordinary SIS net ana gross re-
"a, 2,37 bales, sales, 100 bales; stock $50 baleg
Ev-uRLEAss Sept z.-Cott0n duE Middling. on: Low
sling. B6-1G Good Ordinary. l.i6; Teceipts $50
gross i.020 bales; Expo1s Coa5tvisc 81 8 bales
- LOO bales; Stock. 5.345 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-03

STATE bonds were dull and the sales included only
Virginia deferred 6s at lOls, decline OF 3 per Seu
M CITY bank stocks American Exchange sold (ll AT
Railway bonds we're dull, but there were advanced
rate with the better prices for shares. Erie second
eensos from 65l2 TO 66oS MISSOURI hahsas anu
were Ia higher at 7I9 East Tennessee Virginia aud
Georgia eonsOls advanced o to % s ana me incomes
naive with an advance of q 70 l7ls. CHESAPEAKE ana
0io series B. declined TO 70, and the currency Us
xtre off 10 to 275s New-York Elevated nrsts
icse l per cent to 1913. and Metropolitan
econds were a easier at -1O3A ONO ana
WssIssppi frsts Springfield division, sold at 6si2 %,
Kew-York Chicago and st Louis first 6s rose from %
10 West shore and Buffalo first 5s SOLD at as
thange and sales made at Al 444 Baltimore ana
ohio IS firm at 1912 S. Paul nrsts. Paclhc ana
verc IA higher at 1884, Texas Pacific rsts. Rio Grande
iiyisoD yielded from 59a 10 59is9 59l9 Atlantic and
hcihc incomes, after liza recovered 10 liza Nortnerh
heinc hrsts we're of 4 az l05as o
Me subTreasury to-day lost on balance S9O36l made
by losses of $ls5.s74 currency and $al1aSI e0 COZ
csyments SI7O49l2; currency balance. $26,O22,OSS
con balance, S164.94s.o5l- ,
Money was easy per cent and closed at per
The Clearing House statement to-day was as follows
ExchaDges SOL. 7521S6 balances. S4.7sl,l10
s The United states Treasury at Washington to-day re-
tsiyed S234. 600 National bank notes for redemption.
The customs receipts were S9l3,2I2 aud the INTERNAL
feyenue receipts were S31S,Sl1.
" The foreign exchanges again were weak ana rate
we're reduced. AT the stock Exchange there was oth
N gold imports but exchange must drop 10 ~ $50 Tor
actual business In sight sterling before such imports VIII
be profitable We revise quotations for business as fo
shOrt sterling respectively 523s and 520Ss for francs
e44 and Gle for reichDaTks 1873 ana 40 Tor gders
I'm London British cOnsOls per cent lower AT
100 Lilo for both money and account United states
bonds were not quoted. American railways opened
ower and when changed from the opening prices
fupee decline. The Bank OF England gained &3O,OOO
bullion ON balance. At Paris French per cents rose 70
tl479 and sight exchange on London SOFA al 21'ZZ
france a the &
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-03
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NtwYoKK Wednesday Sept. o. EEvEs-Recepts were
sS S cars + f6 for fo3r days s head head
the see es ysssfy BY Mr. WsIe ana few
from Monday here wTef ny s9 car on The
| in The wards aud a number OF cars OF trashy
rdr Opened sng ish AL The Common grades Of Cattle
ana prices showed but Far TO GOOD Natives
d1m AZ IN advance Of loo per while Choice aud Extra
run o All dss Iabe saGes NATIVES but dull for Texans
and oraGos wit about dozen Dads unsod at D.
Of q car COMMON % Sca'"" Good -. 7i$Ssi 20;
g TO- 5s%s slaS'a and stog
a9 and While linn Grassy Natives "A 20
"a 50 in sIme cases Decent Choice brought from - 20 70
the assde Az reported 2 have reached - 40
~ % , W,5d d aen ''1 ~
r Es fnSl purchased Common to
Tie s. Bernard gets of to-day 1874 Live Cattle for n.
Morris
cavGE 81 y q Rs.u s1ssT g. at at
50 9O do I345 b, at 80 l9i 20 indiana DO, lSi7 d. az
S5 ID s 81 sG % So y limos 90 0
no. At ~ 70 g. 4 aS 100 b. cRcaso DO i4S b.
atsS g 81 az oorado Steers Oh D. "A CO. 20 Buff
iao Natives log1 ~ at re,sus esa N # oss, and
per 1910 ~ e 20 5S - one do ?io % D. a az
u heaso 40 o. ls d az 49, Ies go g.
90 dS sF 90 o. indiana steers 1925 H. at 50, 10
do 70 n, at 81 slh 20 .
s64 FTsn - 49, sfHl II dS s H. s ST. Il g. b.
Sc Is ss 90 lle b, az 81, do 473 q, az SOP DO
stoos si 70. at 50 So ~ 1904 ~ al 30 sOI 81 DO
Newton Giiict: as Virginia steers lls7 ~ At s5s5
do j. i03 do .O6 %, a 81 90 II DO loJ ~
az "a; u DO 6J6 H. nj 81 Boz y do
tx t al "a 25 do NJ at 81 6Ji IL Virginia Heifers
steers. 639 10. ~ - 40. =. an
b. McPberson 10 ILLINOIS steers ga H. a. 50 80, IL
a. ia H. az 60 49, II do l274 D. at 90 10 DO, l2NS ID,
az ss so 10 state do 1880 b. at 49, - DO l.4 D. AZ
90 i,56s d. al S. 90 DO LEO 10 q IS so ss DO 1873 n.
m AZ 10 IL 10 no n at 81 e5 10 DO 0lS H. at - so
gdo ii3 ~ at "a 8li; do, 95l N. at 81 30 Cows,
lls5 10, az So 10 do 100 D. NJ "a 40 ~ s,ate steers
ll40 ID, at 81 do go ~ al 70 oo bas 'VoV ID ~
az 10 / DO $50 ID. at ~ 40 90. -.
B 4 HossDthal l05 Colorado Steers 10 ID, az ~ 40
IS do Ol6 10 az "a So do LOIS No. at "a 10 i Texans
g36 ID, ut IS 43 l0s do y32 w. AZ 81 fi % no. 54o ID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-03
EUROPEAN rrNAYcrAI. MARKETs

LONDoN sept 2l2.30 D. m.-ConsOls 100 Lie for both
Hey and tie accounts Atlantic and Great Western First
tetsdge Trustees Certificates 32 Canadian Pacific as
Ma l6s4 Illinois Central, 1894 Mexican Ordinary 20 u
Paul Common. 40; NewYork Central 1924; Pennsyl.
HIa, SO =; Reading. l07s
~ mAtlantic and Great Western First Mortgage Trus
~ Certificates 49, Canadian Pacific 467s Erie second Cen
IA GLsl; st Pail Common, 7Ssl; Pennsylvania, 5gas
tris advces quote fhres per ReBes 81 francs
~ Confines for the account and London rs
tzfcs 20 centmes for checks.
uison Bay Company. l5s4
40 y. m.-1be amount OF bullion into Bank Of
&glaUd on balance to-day IN 100000
Gar silver IL quoted at as I'D per ounce.
q dia Council bills allotted to-day at decline Of
VI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-03
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Riper. Vessels dnd Railroads.
NEw-YORK. Sept. 2, 1873
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NEw-YoRK. Sept. 2. 1885.

oFFFE-spot Rio quiet and unsettled sic bid for new
fair and sac asked No sales Of Santos l294 Dies or
Minho sold private terms Options at TIE opennS VIZ
b,rev steady closing steady Sales OF 2j1bO bags Closing
as follows September 60d969y October. 600 69s ~ no
VI mher G.9537OO; December 7000lO5; January, lOo9
10 February Il00715. Mid grades quiet and nomnaS
@oTiON-spot cotton &c lower closing firm the decline;
Sfes 90 bales evening including 200 for export
for consumption. Delivered contracts ZOO
haes Receipts to-day 5675 bales Against & ~
this day last week and 2,O52 last year.
The quotations according to the American classification
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-03
Financial.
rrw.YonK. Aug. 2s. 1855.
EEw.YoRK. Aug. %. 1855.
TO HOLDERS OF STOCK AND BONDS OF
The Texas and ST. Louis Railway Com
panies and Of Rcadjustment Trustees
Cash Deposit Certificates:

At the request Of parties claiming TO represent majority
Stock Bonds OF the Texas and st. Louis
Railway Company Texas and Of the Texas and ST. Louis
Railway Company Miss u end Arkansas the undersigned
have become committee protect the interests OF such
holders OF Securities other than Land Giant
Bonds those Companies and OF the Cash Deposit Ce
Gates by W. W. Sherman and A. Wolf Readjust-
ment Trustees dated Nov. l. 1882 shall
ion the plan which copies may be bad on application To
the Secretary Of the committee Mr. A. MARCUS, No 81
Exchange Place New.York to whom all communications
should be addressed.
Provision ia made that IN place OF the Bonds
held BY the ea usent Trustees Certificates may 10
deposited which issued thereaganst oy the Trustees
large each class of Bonds and Stock and d
the Deposit Certificates have already joined the plan
All parties desiring Join may deposit their Bonds STOCK
and with the Farmers Loan and Trust Company
subject the order Of the committee up to Sept 20.
1888
To obtain the two million hundred thousand dollars
cash mentioned plan all PARTIES thereto offer any
art the stated the plan such offers
made not later than Sept 2s 1882 TO the famers
Loan Trust Company for account Of the committee on
blanks provided for the and must be accompanied
by for 10 cento the offered the balance
being payable the call Of the committee 10 days notice
after 1856 OF payment OF the balance
when 80 caleb within stated time the 10 per cent
yosy paid snail forfeited to the committee without
prejudice to hight Of the committee 10 enforce the pay
ment Of such balance.
The Trust Company will IN all give negotiable TO
ceps for Bonds Shares Certificates deposited and for
payments made.
The outlook for general prosperity In Texas and IN
Arkansas largely the promise OF the finest crop those
states have seem WILL IL hoped induce all interested
to agree PLAN that by concerted action the presens
parties in interest may themselves far as poss
BILE all benefits accrung general improvement IN the
section where the properties are located.
The holders Land Bonds OF the Texas Company
will have an opportunity. informed, to Join Lane
Company which II is proposed to organize.
WILLIAM MERTENs,l
GEO. COPPELL, Rona,oideyy
LEWIS y. WOLFE
M. GERNsHEIM, ~'"s''
J. w. PARAMORE,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-03

NETWORK, Aug. 81, 1885.
In consequence Of the insolvency Of the wabash St Louis
and Pacific Railway Company foreclosure aud sale OF the
property by the general and collateral trust mort
cages necessary and plan OF reorganization
having arranged with the London committee OF general
mortgage claiming TO represent majority o. the
bonds Europe and the holders Of the collateral trust
bonds formal agreement for carrying such plan into effect
now ready the Of American bondholers OF
the office OF the committee No. 1875 Broadway
Bondhoders upon signing the agreement will be required
to deposit bonds with the and will receive
therefor temporary receipts signed By the Mercantile Trust
Company which will be exchanged tsr engraved
certificates they be prepared The certificates
will entte holder the bonds I'm accordance with
agreement under which they TO be deposited and
application will be made the NewYork stock Exchange 10
place these certificates upon the regular bond list.
The undersigned appointed Purchasing Committee in tho
agreement will proceed with all due diligence TO out
the provisions same and IN furtherance thereof now
invite holders general mortgage and collateral trust
mortgage signify their by signing the agree
ment without delay Including the English bondholders
about SO 100000 the general mortgage have already
assentef-
Copies OF the and further information can be OBJ
tanned at the Office No Iy5 Broadway New.York City.
JAMES F. JOY
EDGAR 7, MELLEs, { Cominittee.
U. ID. ASHLEY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-03
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


NETWORK CITY.
The following shows the real estate transactions
recorded yesterday:
Miller and wife TO Berret stone . -. $4,000
ZOtn-et SIS, $50 10 W OF lst-ave, 20x92: James 1900
donovan ana wife to Stephen Harmon lSlOv
Joseph Emanuel and wife to julius BscRer $4,000
Adam Heppcnhei@er AoAo .eouu 1900
lam Jackson no''n,.. ~ 10000
James Higgins ct al to Henry GreenSa1n 10000
same to Hannah Greenbaam 2s5OO
mer and wife 70 FVocEe "n,A $4,000
IasCh to Christina ISsc ii' ..oAo' 1 10000
Goidsein and VIE to ReSecSa D wcndei $4,000
2d-ave, es. 6l: II Y Of l2th.st, 207xlO0j William
Gregory to William Gregory. .,..-:..,-.;;.. 26OOO
Annie Appiebaun ri.uoiion a.a anu 1900
NcReynods to james WHITMAN ra1o..a ".i.. $4,000
16thst, q 2s2S u 9 OF Sthav6 54.3x6sx Irregular
Annie Fettretch and another to BENJAMIN Gates -
and another, trustees. 765OO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-03
REAL ESTATE.

Ngw-YoRK. Wednesday, Sept. 2. 1883
NO sales were held at the Exchange and Auction
Room fO-dav
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-03
Business Iropertp tor Sale ana to &C.

ITO LET at the substantial new building "a
20 "a Newt hambers-st running through 10 Rose-st
large light store and basement and lofts above with power
elevator, etc rutland q WHITING, 6Beekmanst.
ITO LET-Store and basement, also top story,
Il % Ann-st, corner Theatre alley rutland WHIT
ING Beekman-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-03
Or wALL-sTy

03 WALL-STy o,v ~ ., ,ss,
TO THE HOLDERS OF THE FIRST MORTGAGE
BONDS
OF THE NETWORK WEST SHORE & BUFFALO
RAILWAY CoMPANYi
The time limited notice of August II, 1885, for ac-
septng the made circular OF July 20 having er-
pred we hereby notify parties that the hold
ers OF oyer accepted the oner contained in
our circular ana deposited bonds with for the
pose carrying the plan Of reorganization and lease TO
ferred to.
We shall be prepared and after Thursday. August "a,
10 exchange temporary receipts given at the time OF
aenst az no bonds for nraved receipts count
ers gned b. the Union Trust Company.
These certificates viii be issued IN amounts Of 1000 ana
$4,000 eleh AMI application made 70 their =
ton upon the New York stock Exchange.
Theowners Of outstanding unissented bonds who may
desire 10 obtain the benefits circular of July % may
deposit their with until further notice upon pay
nept of the sum OF SO each bond OF 900 deposited
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-03

V'O THE HOLDERS OF THE GENERAL
MORTGAGE AND COLLATERAL TRUST BONDS
OF THE WABASH. ST. LOUIS AND PACIFIC
RAILWAY co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-03
srIRTrs OF TURPENrfNg.

3kifsToy. Sept 2-TurDcptsne firm 81 &c
AhxAH- SeDs 2. -1nrpcn1ne sseaty al 81 "
kiA0Tos. sept. z.-Furpentine steady a. 81 &c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-03
LIABILITIES.


"a LIABILITIES
e.4sss Fands- ZOO,
July 81. 1885 Aug 81 i9'''
ssposts for I rsde%IptSlS hanks 9,
fssa q IN uqudatiOn and .sa,5os27 ss924sosl
reducing el 9Ss ! per cent
p rspSsrnp,lon iund Of National II o2e5ss ssSl2i
i ssr SaS 81 eSu" Of n'erest o7s.s 2le25s
etc. -'-''''-''.., AL sss,54 s5i,S67, 4s7
General LIdoiHneS' -o- 700
md unna,d . ,S22.264 si'o''i"0
lasS ScnSs and interest ,sAs 4l455le
e aG deSts less amount palu' 4'iso'ofO
Post Sss ssggss ss sisasSSa5
prss an ~ tram checks and os,oea l256O5l0
drafts outstanding -.--.-.. o,ooNo -----.
-, liabilities. -. s4O,7a4I5o siO.6oo9l0
Total genera ,'1' s77o7soei x96.958,s5s
ASSETS.
Cola coin and bullion less
oqstonoosso e sar seeO785o5 s26S'z'
United states notes less out N ooa GOT 21,793,6s6
standing ceTtiheates----.' oooSI'iSo 7.b56.lOS
National bank not, nStes lsq82s3S lS4so4o
Deposits III N''''H1' O@-',' za3a175Is s79.2l6,087
Deduct amount held IN trust x, ae245A 51357,4S7
as given aOoye.-----..-- o.,, -------
,.,.noa sls,3OsO9l s2osoo'oOo
Deduct general OF cuIeb' an7AA15q i5.6cO,9lb
i'0H'''' 10 S97 zaao6s s24.74i.4ie
SILVER dollars outstanding al, COZ eaa s7o77ao
certificates. so5'oo1nssT 9766.l96
'i''' OD-','1 -. s7i-579e7s s7464i,il5
i0'A' ~ z17iSeGII $40 799,699
Fractional silver cons..-.-.. s26sSS'V99gy 1885
Minor coins. etc.-baance..-- 'e,
ro,,, unavailable cash.. s26l2e,4i s2o.4S7e4z
p0'D ''@' "'' s7o 9e502s s752s7.84l
Total balance sfO'Eo''oN- - Am
the stock Exchange this has peeh an un',"oy =.
n, ..,.ootions I'm stocks amounted only to
% ooe shsre.-against 600 shares yesterday-anu
ssnal Of late with duness came recoveries IN Vaiues
o.. d,garad only in degree The market opened quiet
ain few instances at fractional lower ngures tnah a.
,as,lohts closing But there was pressure to sell
-hen this fact was developed the Johns and Harrys
,ha hosrdroom traders started out on
ls.In, sxnadition for the light calibred bears
- ,vhatber or not they were successful III
~,.r catcb of ANYTHING but shares they did appre'
-. values 70 an extent that covered good part OF
,.srlav,s declines They aided and abet'eo oy
go tone given to the Louisville and Nashville specu-
% That stock is one of those of which the distriou-
~ an the recent advance has not been as successful
- some others and to-day the points to buy II were
ssnally nlepty and urgent but its days gam OF per
~ no more than that of nearly all the active stVchs
-. nothiug reported calculated TO influence values
~ either direction. The table OF tccciPts
drain and flour at Chicago in the month OF Xns ~
fed below indicates poor returns OF earnings TOT tne
rsek of the month; OF the total decrease from 1854
SsiO5 ia bushels 1,5S4032 was in the last week Oh
nemonth. The market closed quiet and not strong at
caycrnmeut bonds were only moderately active out
asfone was strong and the bids were advanced ior
he As and 50 for the coupon 4l2s singular eatup
ser than the asking price of the registered AuheAeo
az the closing quotations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-03
. IA Low Middling.."-.....

Futures were quiet and without material change al" Mesa ~
Holding aloOf Sales OF A33UO Dales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-03

VyyANTED.-A sober, steady, respectable
w man az walter willing to do general housework
I'm am All family hERBERr Tribune once.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1885-08-07
OUR STATE ITEMS.

John A. Davis has been appointed
Postmaster at Slaughter's.
The Baptist Church, at Dover, has
been thoroughly repaired.
A colored camp will commence near
Middleford OH Friday, the 9TH inst.
JONES' Woods Camp near Guinboro,
will commence on Saturday, the 18th
inst.
Isaac f. Wootten has been appointed
postmaster at Laurel, in place Of Geo.
L Smith.
Company C, of Wilmington, will
camp out at Rehoboth for week dur
ing August.
Work has been commenced on the
new buildings at the almshouse sus-
sex county
The coIored people will hold a camp
meeting at Rehoboth on the first two
Sundays in August.
It is reported that Prof. Handy will
not return to the prinelpalship oil th'
Harrington public school.
? There has been butter famine II
? Dover. ewing to the drouth drying Ut
j the pasture fields. Last week butte
sold readily ct from So to 40 cents.
The sum Of S72S was expended dun
ing the past year On the improvement
b of Broadkiln river, Del, leaving SlS
:. 254 available To complete the wor
g ss1 500 would be required.
Prof T. II. Greenwood. an accom-
nllshed teacher of Seaford, SUISSE
i, county, intends to open a school for tn
training of teachers at that place. NJ
i Breerwood is Yirginian, but he BIZ
!. been teaching private schools ON Il
!. Peninsula for number Of years.
d The preachers Of Easton District lbs
e. meeting last week in Smyrna an
oil unanimously selected Rev. J. D. Rig
id Of sudlersviIle, to be the successor
ne Dr. Caldwell on the DIstrict,and so Z
so eeraphed Bishop Merrill. They al
&C. requested that no one Off the Distri
should be appointed,
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1885-08-07
TERRIBLE STORMS.


The terrible storms of Monday last
will long be remembered in the parts
of Delaware and Pennsylvania that
were devastated by their fury.
At noon a cyclone visited the vicin-
ity of Smyrna, Delaware, ard did
much damage along course running
from southwest to northeast. About
an hour later, as near as can be ascer-
famed, second cyclone passed west
of I5lllton, Md, which is twenty-five
miles northwest of SmS rna, and laid
forestsand orchards low, breaking huge
trees off like pipe-sten]s
The third cyclone reached Port
Penn, sixteen miles northeast Of
Smyrna, between five and six o'clock
on Monday night. The greatest de-
struction on the Peninsula took place
there. Twenty-Five miles northeast of
Wilmington the fourth and most terri
bic of the cyclones evidently had its
origin. Going northeast it crossed the
Delaware river, passed through Cam
den, New jersey, re-crossed the Della
ware to Port Richmond where, after
wrecking hundreds of houses it left
the earth. to return again at Fox Chase
ten miles further on. Again it left the
earth to swoop down at ChurchYille
Bucks county, ten miles from FoN
Chase. where a cemetery was torn tC
pieces. The cyclone evidently ended
there.
As the cyclone crossed the river j
struck the steamer Major Reybold anC
she was badly wrecked. The wine
raked the vessel fore and aft, and tor
away the upper decks, exposing all he
machinery, etc. The captain and pilo
were swept away with the pilot hous
r and thrown into the river where til
pilot was drowned. Itisbelieved tina
), at least dozen persons were blow
b overheard.
The ferry boat Peerless, was pickle
a M out of the water and turned con
pietely around, wrecking her badly.
The greatest destruction was don
=, in Camden. N. J., where 400 building
Il were unroofed and otherwise dan
aged. Six persons were killed an
nearly one hundred wounded.