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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-14
A DEMOCRATIC APPEAL
By the State Executive Committee 10
the Democracy OF the State.


the Democracy OF the State.
The State Democratic executive commit.
tee have issued an address TO the Demo.
Gratis Of the State, appealing for full vote
in this contest for honest. economical
Democratic government on the one hand,
and trusts, combines aud monopOlies on
the other. The Democrat in Tennessee
who fails TO go 30 the election on the 9th
day Of November next and cast his vote
for Cleveland, Thurman, TAYLOR and all
the Democratic nominees, will fail 20 dis.
charge the highest duty and most sacred
privilege bcqueathcd 20 ~ by our fore
fathers, and endangcrs tho continuation OF
good government Tor the people.
An attempt 10 disiranchiso any consid-
cradle number OF the people OF Tennessee
would be- iorcibly resisted, and yet fail
urc on our part TO 90 TO the polls on cleo
| ton day and east OurVoic, h practically a
Acknowledgement OF ourselves. 4 com
parison Of former election returns with the
| census reports Of 1880, shows that there
are fully $1,000 Democrats In Tennessee
| who have heretofore failed 10 vote. The
| issues involved in the pending campaign
are OF such vital moment 10 the people
/ that Il is the solemn duty OF every Demo.
Graf 10 10 TO the election and vote the
straight Democratic ticket iron top 10 bot
tom. Let there b. no scratching no run.
ming after third parties. The Democratic
party is the party OF the people, and for a
man calling himself Democrat 10 east his
vote Tor any other than the Democratic
nominee. is ondangoring good govern
mcnt, and taking an unnecessary risk IN
rc.cstabllshing the Republican party IN
power. The Democratic party Is trying TO
reduce the taxes oil the people 10 the wants
and needs OF tho government they are
opposed totrusls, combines aud monopolies;
thew believe the 100000 farmers and the
8. 800. 900 laborcH not engaged IN ma :
featuring in the United States should 20
treated with justice and fairness.
The committee earnestly appeals 10 every
Democrat In Tennessee 10 got his aiiair IN
readiness, 10 that nothing will keep him
from the polls Prepare yourselves TO ~
after the sick, the lame, aud blind u ihcr,
are any such, and see that they get 90 III,
ballot box and vote the Democratic ticket
let every man 10 his duty, and my worl
for il, Cleveland, Thurman aud Taylor vii
h, elected. We will elect a Democratic
, Legislature, aud good government will b
. assured and established throughout Tia
nation and State.
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which the public is In ignorance, 1t Is only
informed that they will vote for this or that
man for this or that office, Tho people to
support them must vote in the dark Thus
do star chamber caha's effect their secret
ends and thus is the domination OF
the political bosses indefinitely pcrpctu-
atel. Most vigorously do We, as Democrats,
Us men, as fathers, %, husbands, aS brothers
and as citizens, protest We cannot in any
sense stand by aud see the party machinery
thus prostitutcl. Therefore, scll.consti-
tutcd plcadcrs though we be-, We appeal
from that conycntiou-lalse TO the uadi-
tions and principle of the party false to the
people Il assumed torpry eut-to the people
themselves, And, that our appeal may find
effective response, We ask the poo
pie OF Shelby county to support
the Peoples Reform uckct-a ticket Of
legislative candidate, comprising the names
of some of the most respected and ntclli-
gent ciizcns-and with II the platform which
we believe will commend itself to the favor
Of every good citizen of our county. We
regret the necessity which cumpels rs to this
step, but we take &c, believing that the occn-
sion demands It, anl that to refrain from
the course we contemplate would be To act
the part Of cavons, The ring that so shame.
| fully abuses the good name Of the Demo.
cratic party must hc crushed and broken, or
party allegiance will become anonymous
with party slavery. Thi, ring is already de-
faint. We appeal To alI good Democrats, MI
fathers, husbands. brothers old men and
young mcu as you nppvyiatc your family,
your children anl their welfare, the purity
of your homes and drg..lcs your honor,
your personal anu political liberty 10 arousc
from your slumbcry o.. mot longer blinded,
or led. or driven by the party lash 10 the
polls To obey the ring bosses to continue
their reign, hut rise 100 your might assert
your manhood, destroy This arrogant boss
ism, and thus purify and psrpciuatc your
| party principles, maintain your scllcsPccl
| and individual honor
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-14
advertisement
PEOPLES REFORM TICKET
For the senate.
$. W. HAMPTON,
THOS A. HAMILTON.
For the House OF Representatives.
r. I. lIALLER,
I. u. ELDRIDGE,
W. IL. NELSON,
STERLING PERSON,
ROBERT ARMSTRONG.
she Platform of Principles.

l. We are opposed to political bo>sism and po,
litcal rings
?. We are in favor OF a pun ballot and a fair
count
g. We are in favor OF ulsquslitylng justices OF the
peace from holding any olicc in the gift Of the
county court except the craftsmanship thereof
4. We arr in favor of - law requiring every Justice
OF the peace TO hold his court in the district for
which he is elected, and not elsewhere.
., We unNserye,,ly favor the present form OF mu.
nicipal government for Memphis, aud are for Its
preservation and maintenance in is essential
integrity.
G. We favor law authorizing every county In
the State to work the state aud county convlcts
from the same in the building and improvement
OF is public highways
= We favor the amendment OF the present osscss'
mcut law, so MS to give the assessor salary instead
of percentage ON his assessed value Of the prop
cry of the people.
S. We favor the repeal OF so much Of that law
a. 80 outrugCously taxes our merchants aud the
substitution therefor OF such provisions as viii
foster, or at least not destroy our mercantile in
tcruS;s
o. We are IN favor Of an educational ,cionnatory
for yonng cOnyiCts.
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Grateful for the patronage extended 70
me heretofore. brg 81 inform my numct.
Gus friends aud customers and the trade
generally that I have purchased the 10.
and building No 3l7l Main street. There
iorp | have removed my business 10 my
own store, where will. asnn induccmcni,
offer you great bargains In French milli'
merry and hair goois. Asan introductory
sale ! will onT felt trimmed sailors, IN all
colon, for ladies aud misses, NJ - ccnls
each, aud oil nv other stock IN l.ko pro.
portions. Trusting you may be Kind
enough 10 como aud see me, ] remain,
very rrspccliully. 3. LAyiGSE.
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Cheap Tickets 60 Dallas, rcs., aud
Return.

On October Q. IL, TO- 10, 20 and 20, the
Iron Mountain Route will sell tickets 10
Dallas, Tex, and return for sli.s5 account
Of Dallas Fuir aud Exposition. Tickets
will H. gpod for return passage 70 aud IN
Guiding November 10. For further inior-
nation call on II. ID. WILSON.
Passenger and Ticket Agent, JO9 Main
Street, Memphis.
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TtF Duchess has new hook entitled
"Undcr-Cuncnls," which y just oui IN
cheap form. ~ Mcp Child, by Wal
iord, " "rhc Gun Maker OF Moscow 10y
Cobb; The Lnca," by Corolli. and a new
supply Of Cruelty Her, story u now
by Ramsay Morris. all N tho cheap cli-
lions. for sale ai Ainnsiord'a Hand books
II "Fall Of Paris" can also 10 had at our
house, 10 cents per copy.
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No Nor. po.,.iournaL

The last copy q yesterday cx,n large
edition Of the German los.Jputai, con-
tanning Emperor Frdcricks diary was
sold before noon, but In order 10 supply
thc demand We had reprinted several hun.
drcd copies Of the two pages containing
the diary. They can be had At tie office,
No. Ia Main street
ZMNgRNASy 4 Bro., Publishers
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Fellow Citizens Upon the foregoing platform of
principles, the gentlemen above named arr Pm
posed for your suingcs at the election TO be held
on November 9Th, lSSS.
We confidently submit the platform and the can
didatcs upon the Peoples Reform ticket to your
intelligent consideration and ask Tor Il your hearty
suntnrt
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I,E,

TUoNp-ON-aaintd mufulnr, oviolof ~ lN,s,
Al IN O'Clock IAssEI itNIurtf, wliu u y ID.
Thompson. aud only daughter " Nf aud MA
A iiaifhrtt
Funemi will take pl,ao ifom iamlly residence
corner Of wellington and Linden streets mh
SUNDAY afternoon at lU O'clock FRIENDS u
the family invltei " attend
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-14

TuERE will be- q meeting Of the Mem
phs Free kindergarten association Mon-
day, October 10, ut > PIN, IN the Peabody
hotel parlon. All members and others
Interested IN the opening Of the school are
most earnestly requested 10 bc present
Mus. W. \. AngnNgrnY, Scc'y
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RIM IIE.fa.
,,,,, ns,c. via iron noan,sin Route

ON October 10 and 10 the Iron Noun
tain Route will cell tickets FROM ell points
In Arkansas 10 Memphis NJ one and one
third fare for the round trip, 20 enable
parties 10 visit the great Spectacular drama,
''Thc Fall Of Paris" which will he played
each evening d the week covering ihoso
dnIea.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-14

Miss RuNA Mutrn. ono Of Mis- Grace
Iowellyn's most talented pupils, Is pre-.
pared 20 receive pupils In clocution NJ "a
Marrhal avenue. Mise lewellyn cordially
indorcs her ~ a faithful pupil and pains.
tnkinr teacher.
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y,iSr,t,tNo TiCI.

THATCHER fuurri Of LrDit rnArcnta
will take place from residence cufn'f fpnfth ahd
Market streets. this tsiNpAfl Afternoon
oolock services At N nusidt uhurh ihshdl
are Invited 10 attend.
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Fnsr-cLAss table board nj fnnsiola's,
on Front street, opposite custom, house.
Tho iablo rs supplied with tho choicest
food the markets ailorl aud carefully
served. Regular mullB 80 cents
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-14

MENrlis PArEn company has removed
70 No. Towards Row, aud arc now
ready 10 iill all orders promptly.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-14

NEw Remington and Caligraph Type
Writers at Lcddin's business college.
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oAYoso HAT COMPANY.

No. se4 Main street. Opposite osyoso
Hotoi-Hermnn Groin. Proprietor.
Just opened with an entire new line Of
Hats aud Caps for men. bows and children.
Prices lower than anybody'S. A trial will
convince you.
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HLAcKwEIIs-TRAZtHa IN BARTLETT 1onn., II
ihr psidcneo II tn ifIurf muihgf wednesday
uatpbsr 20. lss- ai Doc ..Y's nui ~ w, 10y ~.
hVsif N lHAkth
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-10-13

clear rib sides 50 12ts, clear sides 50 3715;
shoulders So 62ls. Sugar cured meats-Hams
sig tools so. Lard, choice leaf 81 50.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 12.--Wheat easier; No.
Oats weaker; NO. 2, mixed 26G526I9c. Provls-
ions-Pork dull at SIS So Lard duh at IS u.s.
Bulk meats dull; short ribs S. rs. Bacon firm;
short clear $40 37l3@i0 80. Whisky firm 81 H.
Hogs steady; common and light 1905 90
packing ana butchers IS 5016 10.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. Il-Coffee strong and
higher; Rio cargoes common to prime i46o l71Sc
cotton seed oil products rominally unchanged
sugar, new steady; Louisiana open kettle, fair
oslc; centrifugals, off plantation graduated
'9sc: choice white 716c, Off white 6jsC11c;
choice yellow clarified 7ssc; prime yellow clari-
fled 7146f7 Bloc. Molasses steady; Louisiana
open kettle, new good prime C; Louisiana
centrtuSals, prime to good prime Ice; fair to
good falr lbGDl'c; inferior to good common 10
Wloc. Louisiana syrup, new 33GD44c.
NAVAL STORES
New YORK, Oct. IL noon.-Spirits turpentine
hrm at Ale. Rosin duh at 81 00Gni 05.
800 p. m.-Rosin quiet and steady. Turpentiue
higher at 44l4@4iIdc,
CHARLESTON, Oct. l2.-Turpentine steady at
4lEsc Rosn firm at 7215075c
WLM1NGroS, Oct. 12.-Spirlts turpentine firm
at 4l&c Rosin steady; strained &C. good
strained zoe Tar firm at 81 60. Crude turpen-
So o.
PETROLEUM.
New YORK. Oct r. The petroleum market
opened steady at 939sc, and after n slight adj
vance in early trading it weakened and declined
to 931sc. A long period of dullness then en-
sued which was followed by sharp squirt, on
which the market closed strong at 94$sc.
RICE.
NEW YoRK, Oct. i2.-Rice firm.
NEW ORLEANS. Oct 12.-Rice steady and in
fair demand; ordinary to prime 3l40e51Sc.
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RECEIPTS.

Per Charleston and Savannah Railway, Oct 12
lilo bales cotton, car wood. bis is.y, 9
cars shingles, s. pkgs tobacco, % boxes tobacco,
car fuel oil, / car carts, | bale hides. / case
books, 400 PAYS udse.
Per Savannah. Florida and Western Railway.
Oct 12-e.077 bales cotton. $40 bbls rosin. 3J8
bbs spirits turpentine, | car poultry, ] car rails,
1 sack flour, 4 bales hides, 3 cars wood cars
iron. 81 cars lumber. "a bbls eggs, 325 bbs -four
lis sacks cotton sees, 200 pigs Ddse. 10 boxes
iron, 80 bbls iron, cars hay, Is tons pig iron,
car oats,
Per Central Railroad, oct 12-6,GSs bales cot
ton. lOs bbs spirits turpentine b. bbls rosin. ~
bales yarn. ~ bales domestics. | bales hides, 81
pkgs obacco, pkg PAPER 1871 bbls apples, 1889
bales hay, II bbls whisky, 10 hf bnls whisky. -
pkgs furniture. 40 bbls four - cars lumber. 80
bead cattle. horse. 20 lbs wood in slape pkg
buggy material. Z pkgs machinery. 2.a ina 81
iron i94 ukya fnfi4.a
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MEMORANDA.

MEMORANDA.
New York, Oct 10-Cleared, schr K Baker,
Rulon. Savannah.
Sailed, steamship Durham City Br), savan-
nah
Charters-Steamer Tafna tBr) coal or salt,
Liverpool or Cardiff to Galveston, and back TO
Liverpool or Bremen, cotton, on the basis of
rs Cd; str Rydal Water (Br), cotton. Norfolk TO
Liverpool, 55s previously; str Nant Gwynant
lor), cotton, Norfolk TO Liverpool Co.'S str st
Dunstan t3r). cotton. Norfolk to Liverpool. Cos;
str Cuban (Br), West India time charter. 12s 81
str q teen (Br) cotton, Galveston to Havre, I'D
,erthed previously; str Urbino (Br), cotton,
Savannah to Liverpool. sos; Continent, 52s Cd,
November shipment previously; str Martha
Br). cotton, Galveston to u tied Kingdom or
Continent, Ri,10); Havre. "a, 200, Octobsr-No-
vember shipment previously; str Thomas
Turnbull OBJ. cotton, Galveston to Liverpool,
Cos (previously); bark Mentor Norl lumber
brunswick TO Buenos Ayres, Sl6 30; schr Fanny
Gorham, lumber, Satilla River to New York,
SO 80 and wharfage; schr Charles Sib ey,
lumber, Union Island to Doboy, So 80 and wharf
age; schr J w Ponder, lumber, BucksviIle to
Philadelphia, So so Hat schr Helen Montague
back from Brunswick TO New York, SO so and
wharfage schr John F Kranz lumber, Apala-
chcoa to New York. So 25.
Buenos Ayres, Sept ARRIVED, banks Bessie
Markham tBr) Eau kner Brunswick; Inveresk
tBr), Brag, Boston, Sherwood (Br), Douglass,
Portland: 9TH, Sondre (Nor), Lie, Montreal; Zulu
(Br), Corbet, Savannah, Sth, Aladdin NOR, Pc
dersen, do; Emile (Aus), Soblch, Boston; Vic
toria tNor, Borresen, Pascagoula; Ystava Nor,
Svenningsen, Portland; 10th, Adolph Ger.
Westendorf. Wilmington, G; Cox (Br) Neil
son, Greenock; Southern Belle (Br), Durkee,
Newport, f..
Sailed Sept g. banks Hebe Nor), Andersen,
New York; kamfjord tNor). Andersen, do; 4th,
Anna Thorman Ger) Witt. Brunswick; 9th,
Devon (Brj, Hunter Tybee; Iside utal Schlaf-
fino Pensacola; Herman tfnreign), do; 9Th
Linden (Brl, Grove, New York; Martha T
Tucker, Smith, do; 18th, Algeria BIZ Pensacola;
Gaspare GtaD. Lauro, do; 18th, Bremen (Br).
Eagles. Portland: Professor Nordenskjnld Nor,
savannah; Storfursten URus), Engblom, Savan-
nah; 18th, Aequator Ger, Ewart. Pensacola;
Lucy CNorl, do; brig Backworth Dutch, Van
der VERT. United States.
st Helena. Sept 20-Sailed, bark Ferda (Nor),
Jensen, Tybee.
Apalachicola. Oct 9-Arrived, bark Edward
Gushing. Dow, Aspinwali
Boston, Oct I0-Cleared, schr VIM Drury,
Sweetland, ST Simon's. ia, and sailed.
Baltimore, Oct l0-Cleared, schrs Annie Bliss,
O'Donnell, Savannah.
Brunswick, Oct S-Arrived, steamship Caro-
line Miller, Miller. New York
Pensacola. Oct t0-Arrived in uuaratine bark
Rosa Maddacna 0taD, ScoJto, Table Bay
Newcastle Del, Oct 9-Passed down. scbr Ad-
die Bacon, Bacon. Philadelphia for Savannah.
Vineyard Haven, Oct 0-Arrived, schr Grace
Bradley Smith, Port Royal q c.
New York, Oct i2-Arrived. steamships Saale
Bremen; Adriatic, Liverpool; Holland, London.
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BALTIMORE. oct. 12.-FIour quiet but flrmer
Wheat-Southern firm ard HIGHER; Fultz 81 l2
al 90; LoDgberry 81 1901 20 Western dull and
irregular, closing lower; No. winter red, on
spot 81 09le nj O9N Corn-Southern duh white
530t55c. yellow 52I5ic; Western quiet and
weak.
ST. LOUIS, Oct 12.-Flour quiet and un-
changed. Wheat-cash quiet; options lower;
the opening was NC higher and the market sold
up nc more, but there was more for sale than
was wanted, and n change 10 adverse orders
caused decline Of 2l60t23sc; there was a rally
Of SG5i1sc from this, but the close was ic lower
than yeste day; No 2 red cash 81 90, nominal;
December delivery 81 llSsGbl l4I4 closing at
81 l134; May delivery 81 13Sz0i 1913. Corn
weaker; No. 9 red. cash 39I4Gg399Ic; october
delivery aDi4c: Year SAC Oats dun but firm;
No 2, cash 26c asked; May delivery 29c, Octo-
Der delivery 23c asked Whisky steady at 81 II.
Provisions dull and weak: Pork $3.50. Lard,
prime steam So %. Dry salt mcats-shoulders
IS 80; longs and ribs 50, short clears 81 40.
Observation-Disclosures 80 IS, longs and ribs 500
10 12ls, short clears $40 31Isb10 20. Hams
SO 5OD13 60
LOUISVILLE. Oct. 12.-Grain firm and in good
demand Wheat No red, 81 05 Corn-No.
Q mixed 47c. Oats-No. mixed, 26lt26ISc.
Provisions dull; Bacon, cclr rib fides ~ ..
clear sides so soc. sh4udoir % I,iF 1l 'otS
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LIST OF VESSEL 5 IN THE PORT OF
saw AMMAN.
SAVANNAH, Oct IL. 1888.

wv
81 EAMsHIPs.
Chattahoochee, 1888 tons, Daggett. New York
disc G. Anderson.
JunIata, ,320 tons, Christie. Philadelphia, Ide
-CG Anderson.
VIM Crane, lao tons. Bups, Baltimore. ldg--
Jas West g. Co.
Cholerton (Br). 1,73l tons, Free Liverpool, ldg
"A Minis & Sons.
Cipero (Br), DO5 tons, Dorward, Liverpool, ldg-
A Minis & Sons.
Coronla tBrl, s75 tons, Gavin, Liverpool, ldg-
A Minis az Sons.
AZalea (Brl. 1.lSS tons, Petrie, Havre, dg-
A Minis g. Sons.
Sierra (Spl, l,47S Luzarraga, Liverpool, ldg A
Minis & Sons.
EmilianO tSpl !, y TONS Bengoa, Liverpool, ldg
Bonita (Sp). 1,O2s tons, santaulari, Barcelona,
ldg-Strachan & Co.
Irene VI iris (i3r). 929 tons, Halliburton, Genoa
ldg-Strachan & Co.
San Juan ESP. LAG tons, Savacondegui, Anster.
dam, ldg- Richardson & Barnard.
Gothenberg City (Br), 1858 tons, Harrison
Bremen. ldg- Richardson & Barnard.
Norfolk (Br). 159 tons, Woolston, Lverpool
Idg-Wilder 81 Co.
Fourteen steamships.
Elba. 422 tons, TiIton. New York, ldg-Jos
Mercator (Nor), 42G tons. Oftedahl, Europe, ldg
"A Il Sa.as 81 Co.
Two banks.
cara 1IckcnS, 45l IONS, Euuys New tofk us
JOS 4 Roberts q Co.
One brig.
sCHooNERs.
Brooke B Rokes, $40 tons, Steelman, Balti,
more ldg--Jos A Roberts * Co.
Welcome II Beebe, 1856 tons, Smith, New York,
dis-JOs A Roberts x Go.
Denike. 405 tons, Townsend, Baltimore. dis
JOS A Roberts 4 Co.
Isand City. 400 tons, Voorhees,. Baltimore. ldg--
Dale Dixon q Co.
WIN A Narburg. G7s tons, Pillsbury, Baltimore.
dis--Master.
Five schooners
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NOTICE TO MARTyrRs.

sHoAL SPOTS OFF CAPE poGE, MARTHA VINEYARD
Two 1s-foot spots of Cape Pore have been de-
veloped by ecent survey. One IN 7-l0 miles N
by w * w from Cape Poge light. the other
40 miles by w "a w from same light
NEW sHoAL OFF THE EAsTERN ENTRANCE TO NAN
TUCREr SOUND.
The position OF the shOal spot near the bell
buoy of the eastern entrance to Nantucket
Sound, on which the steamer Orion. Capt Wiley,
struck July and Sept II last. has been definite
ly located by Lieut. Helm. S n. commanding
the steamer Gedncy.
The shoal will be shown on the charts OF the
United States coast and geodetic survey, and
designated Orion shoal.
The shoal is small, has only IS feet of water
over it and is located as follows: BY angles
Monomy light 10 Nantucket 60 deg 81 min
Nantucket light to Sankaty light, So deg o. min;
by bearings from Monomy light e rs 8; from
Nantucket light T. by y (easterly). The shoai
is about Il mile NNE@ y from th, aciua posi-
ton OF the bell buoy, which Is as follows: From
Monony light $ y n s; from Nantucket light,
Il 95 N; and 1t should be thus shown on the
chart.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
FINANCIAL.

New YORK, Oct 10, noon,-Stocks dull but
steady. Money easy at 2G12x per cent. Ex-
change-long, "a 631404 s3a4; short, 81 s7lSQ
4S7%. Government bonds dull and weak for
fours. State bonds dull.
Erie ............. 29N Richm'd & w. PIT
Chicago & North. 113A Terminal. 1854
Lake Shore. .103x Western Union. s5X
Norf & w. pref. $50
500 p. m-Exchange quiet but steady at
81 $4,000 50. Money easy at 215IS per cent
Sub-Treasury balances-Con, Sl56, 424, 900; cur
rency, S15, $4,000. Government bonds dull and
weak for tours; four per cents 1879; four and
half per cents 1884. State bonds dull and
featureleSs.
The stock market was intensely dull to-day
from the opening to the close, and the stagna-
ton was relieved only by movements in a few
stocks, which completely monopolized the in
terest. 1t was notable that notwith tanding
the unusual dullness. prices were well sustained
Throughout, and firm tone even marked deal
ings most of the time. The market opened
quiet, and in subsequent transactions New
England and Cotton OIL nonopOlizei all the
interest taken in speculation. After IL O'Clock
Richmond and West Point stocks were taken
hold of, and preferred advanced nearly points
and East Tennessee second preferred point on
largely increased business though there was
nothing new in the negotiations to warrant any
rise in them. Final changes are generally for
small fractions, with advances In the minority
Sales aggregated ia, 600 shares. The follow.
ing were the closing quotations:
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Vineyard Haven, Oct i0-Bark Nellie T. Rum
ball, from Apalachicola for Boston with yellow
pine timber and schr Rabbon, of and from
Bangor for New York. with lumber, were In col
lisou near Handkerchief Lightship about a III
Wednesday. The Rumball carried away jibDoon
and headgcar, had lumber port knocked In on
her side and received other damage. She In full
OF water The Rabboni was cut TO the waters
edge on the starbOard side. had foremast carried
away. lost anchor and 30 fathoms Of chain and
received other extensive damage. She also IL
full Of water. 10th vessels were towed to this
port by steamer Wilkcsbarrc, from New York
for Boston. arriving here This evening.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-10-13
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NJ r Montgomery LINER and wife, Mrs II
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nedy, Mrs + VI Levy, l. Gabel, Miss Woodbridge,
Miss Cunningham w Hume, i e Busnell. @
Darling, Mrs u Hecht. J Boyer, Miss w White.
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