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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-15


Buying-New York and Eastern points
demand, lilo discount; Eastern points sight
is discount Cincinnati, St. Louis, Louis.
willie and Chicago, 10 discount New Or.
leans, x discount,
selling-Ncw York aud Eastern points,
81. 80 premium Cincinnati st. Louis, Louis
willie and Chicago, ITO premium. New Or.
leans, par
The Secretary Of the Treasury this after.
noon accepted the following bonds. 4}ss
registered, Sj3S, 900 at 1895 $4,000 at lO9i
AS coupons, $4,000
Clews d Co., in their weekly financial cir.
cular, discuss the stock market situation
as follows; As whole, prices have oN-
hibited considerable buoyancy, but the up.
ward movement has been followed by sharp
reactions. such az serve to keep the market
In healthier state Of activity and Offer fair
chances OF profit to shrcwd aud active trad.
ors. In regard 20 the future, there are SOW
oml influence ui importance ON both sides,
and before forming amy conclusions II will
be advisable for our readers 10 balance these
one against the other for themselves We
are inclined to q hopeful view Of tie -itul-
ton, but considering the advance already
obtained and The renewed activity Of The
bear cliqucs, any further advance at this
time Is likely 10 incur considerable uppo,i.
ton. An active market b. probable, and
sharp fluctuations would not be- surprising
~ that quick turns and reasonable profits are
likely TO be the safest policy In speculative
operations until the tendency becomes more
d Ia. ..ff Ill
Tho local cotton market closed firm, with
sails Il 81 900 bales, or 1000 10 exporters and
1000 20 spuncr Al New Orleans spots
closed steady aud unchanged, with future,
steady az an advance ~ . to 8 points. Liver
poo closed steady fair inquiry with iutur.
advanced 1 10 points A New York spot
quotations were revised mdllling un.
changed, closing steady, futures steady nnd
up o a. q points.
Hubbard, Price & Co say, "oponing with
but uligh, gain, the comparatively lighter
m"voncnt NJ The ports caused Dur market to
slowly advance until the decline ~ the past
few days had been fully recovered. anil ihc
marac, closed s. 'aiy at tbc b.It prices, with
bat little trade"
The following posted on the bulletin
board Of the New prlcm. Cotton Exchange.
NV urliAN. February 10, iN,Y.
J. a. hudi ,tail,tiIhn Agricultural bureau.
DO You mean hy proportion marketed
that ,irhty.iuur and thprtpuihs of the
CROP ha. been shipped from plantations?
Arc your y rCcn'lr's Cos lh.s year calvu.
lniCi Du thr same il. sHa Your uinDty.tWu
oi la.t Year, II. g. lla1rn tccuury.
WA.uN.Ios. ne.
Z CHESTER cr'iary cotton Eschnnrc Sew or
The local estimate, lrc iur thc proportion
sent tfuIn plantations They arr UIpmIlv
revised aud consolidated Hui hope they
M! Prove npprlNlmI, y correct
J. H. bursI -iatIsticlu
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AnL.Ln or.nLn.-nI.hc.l. lo,c.l cla.ln..

Cash quotations were ng follows
FlUur-.tcldy aud unchanged.
No spring wheat siuis tL0jiH No. q
spring wheat B4Nisc. No. 2 rcd. ti.UJh
UiW'. NJ. corn. Sc. No. ? oats, 2ic. No.
. ryn ip. 40. 2 barley, nominal, No tlaX.
scro, 81. 1,s tiij9
Mo- pork. per Dbl titO1.
lari. Per iHu lbs. $685.. nG0O
Short ribs Hidrs tloUspl. e. ,ieG05
Dry aItDi shoulders ,huNcda 81 jDalG5is.
short clear side (luAcIa stl2i QUA
Receipt Flour sou bbl. wheat, 2l.u1O
hu, yuru $4,000 hu. unia, 10000 bu rye.
400 hu. barley 2buuu hu.
Shipment Flour. 500 bhls. wheat. 90
on hU corn. $4,000 hu. oats. u2.uuJ bu. rye.
nop hu. barley, 800 bu.
ST. Loris, No.. Feb. ~. Flour-Q Quiet but
steady
Whci=Iho market was extremely unset.
tied with upid aud rather violent 1uciul-
iiuns hoe prov, bat the close was only .r bc.
low yCicrlay's No. rel, cash, uUi.c bid
., ay u.kUl. May, % 'iHn, &c. closed lt u,c
bid June. i,i.. closed IN Isl ". nominal JnIy.
es.,H'ac closed % s0c bid. August, ~ IT,
closed lt Nlr. nominal
Corn Trading slack aud market un.
changed No. mixed cash. Ni,m2sAc.
Muuh ~ .H closed 10 - aC bid. NAV, T's 90
h'i. closed at 500 sea nAy bid July. 80 40
a.r. ous.l 600 81 sc bid. Augult ~ &C.
,uas 'cdy3 No. > cash, 2j'sc asked,
May 70 .pMi.
Rye 40 % &c.
Harley Nothing doing.
Hay. lower prairie, s0.O@NOQ timothy,
tNuualluu
iuu#Ha, iitsc.
FLAX -Quotablc al ti50. pure test
ltld-ltvlug more settled, Corrulins.
81 in. chemical hard. sI42ln
huucr-FimcF creamery, 2i@2Oci dairy,
tHlic
EnvHlO'sc Tor guaranteed.
tummul Steady. a. IHt00
Provisions =Dull aud weak.
lurk#sil5A.
Land Prime steam. $3.50
Dry Salt Ncnts-Shouldcr. 1925 longs
AMI fibs, tG 10 co.'s. short clears, al. anaH 30.
hlruu iuNcd shoulders, sG3GisaG 81
lnus, and ribs, sdS h9Lo) short clear $40
Otn
Receipt Flour 1900 btls. wheat ii.OOo
Too uurn 1000 bu. cats, $4,000 bu. rye.
nome harley. 100 hu.
h.pmonts-Fl1uE 400 hrls. wheat, 1000
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fru NickcrJl half hrls. No I. ts5pa
pur No g. eSwHs FOB. 40 q. ti dnnsui. 90
lh liis 80 I. ti'n SO 4siai NpA.tt 10
DN ilrWuF. lUWIly 1 uyr Hut. y a.. up
herring halt brs St5t White Fish lIali
Del. .tH
o. rHlrrT HQu..t pork iiIul sugar.
cIui bans lIuil'.D hruka,i bacon. 10
oli'l. huIk IufL. clear sides. Gi. 1c clet.
nb sides. D.sHd',c. long clear O'sf,UN,c
shuuII r.. o. rH.y
rrnu Mfr-l'r,f headquarters. 517r.
i0nuuIuHr. gsrlH tty hurs. 0r.r.
country ir.Hrl ''I tUr p.rlb. .ptrc ribs
tass backbone f"rss pFr No.
liam HIrs. 5.,C hlil htls as. k.e.9f,r
choice kuitlr. '.miu. quiet
uUs lrr-irls sulI hlii brls. $3.50
krfs. Ella
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Sugar cured hams were marked down ic
and the various grades NJ bulk pork so. c
bog thc quotation committees today Flour
advanced Toe ON the higher grades. Other
articles unchanged. Amount Of grain In
store at the elevators Corn, $3.50 bushels,
oats 6',OJl bushels wheat, i5l bushels
Al New Orleans sugar receipts are mod.
crate, with prices hrm. Muln,scs in good
demand. firm for kettle. md strong for cen.
tr.furls Rice steady and In good demand.
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FioJH-Ffom sturc. common, S3.25st35U
family. siuOniiU. choice. tl21piJ,.
fancy % .51ftitt. extra fancy, sb.21m5.J,
patent. 10 eluUUl, Um
Cons Mr,i-rcnr, $780, roller, $500.
quiet
Br,ys AN frN-Navy beans i22j. me
dIum. |sul
tuN,aLEs-sldi. extra. sc. treble extra
% fN'.g rIuer snaps. 1H7 ic. assorted
jumblgs. lutti2c. cream cuckcr. 1i.Hsisr
oar NrtL#ln half hriH $3.50 iuum store.
tn,Cgtu Wuru-iu half bfls sl.ju irum
store.
llowSY ASH Gutu FROM store. s3.2i.
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Cuv-Frum store, white. &c. mixed. I5r.
from loves ur depot white iu bulk. ilr Doe
sacks o., mixed. in hulk. Jn. boz erl,a. iic.
br's-tfUm STORE, siv. irUm lgyco ur de.
pot .ihun.
HAY holrr from store. s5'sc. car load.
lnnm lryvr Ur depot, tlUNuulb5p. prime.
ifnW sturD. -nHsy. ,Hr load. from loNpt Cd.
H"I"i ei'u'tl'H prairie. from store, 5's,
Wt, uhr load, from lrNvD ur depot sltVl a.
it.ut
u,uHFr1m silrr. white s7c. mlxcl. gs..
frum lc,cU COZ depot white. iu bulk, Jimls.
boz snck.. 3lc. mixed iu bulk. 2pis c. in suois.
I1r
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New York, Feb. li.-Thcrc was an i'm
proved business in dry goods today with
both jobbcrs and agents, with more conf
dcncc and generally better tone to the mar
kct due to the low condition OF stocks aud
TO the firm attitude Of agents in reference 10
the recent price cutting jobbcfs Demand
is expected TO improve for cotton goods The
uVlty. The wooden goods season shows signs
Of being nearly over as regards first orders,
the results being better than was antici.
Iatcd
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CArrLr-Choicc TO extra, . t63Fc; good,
jmjac; scllavJv 10 medium, litC1lsc,
choice feeders, $50 and up, 24m]c. feeders,
400 10 njO 2isW21.c.
lloUs-ChoIcc li.ht hogs, 5@54c. good,
iA0ic common, i'tC,Iisc.
suru'-Choicc, ici medium, 3@3 g.; com
mon, .iuttl.p
Lawn hoIcc Sc. common to good, per
head. 81 1umgn
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Live stock.

CHcAGo, ILL.,, Feb. II -Catte-Receipts,
$1,000; shipments, 1900. Market slow and
weak choice to extra beeyes, $4.25@4 so;
steers, S3,0O@i.l0; stockers and feeders $50
@335; cows, bulls aud mixed, SlI5a3 10.
Hogs-Receipts, 10000; shipments 1000
Market weak, and loo lower mixed, $4,000
400; heavy, $4I0@4j5 light, - 50@i75;
pigs, S40JG5.OO.
sheep-Receipts 1000; shipments, 1000
Market slow, and 5@lOc lower; natives, 100
colo; Western corn-ied, SIlO@L0j lambs
81 gO(IO 25
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uIseeIinnceus.

WmsKv-Struight Kentucky Bourbon,
Il 100000 Robertson and Lincoln Counties,
Tenn, firm ut $l.bOGt3.OO, Eastern rycs, 81 Oh
m6OO, according 10 the age and make; COM
mon whisky OOcttSl3O, according TO proof;
nothing under 20 per cent quoted.
GIN-Sl.OO@LjO for domestic; $3.50 for
imported.
DAGGtNG-O@i0c
Tus-Sl.lO.
suor-Drop, 1925 buck, $780,
lEND-5i lGt6c.
TALLuW--Il4c
SNrfr-Gnrrct's 5000 Ralph's $lO2j;
Railroad, 1920 Gail ~ Axes, 500
Funs-licar skins, slOolgI0O mink, 15Go
G0ci coon, hunter handled, loose, country
handled, l5dGjc, otter, Sl.O0uGOO; beaver
:lOO@GO0; wild cat, l5a3Oc fox, ldm Zoe
muskrat lOU2jc; opus,um, 1909 poe; wolf
iDcHSl0Oi panther, 5DcgSLOOi skunks, 100
Soc.
Powprn-Kcgs, 5000 half kegs, 1910;
quarter kegs, sl.75
CoAL on Prime white, wholesale lots, Zoe
per gl.
Woodbury., grease wool unwashcd, 10
@2lci clear grease wool, 2O021'; bury
washed, 2Oa31r; tubwashcd, JOp3jc.
Tomcco-CJmmOn, 2j43Oc other grades.
GOmsjc
BEEswAN-90c,
NNLs-lron, 500; steel, $40.
lllpEs-Dry ilint, No, l, Dc No 2, 7c; dry
uliCd, Sc. No. .. Gc green .iitcd 40. I, a.
GIc; No 2, 3lBmlc3 groom &C., dcnnkins, 3t
crl2c; shorpk n. lj.u~l ID, steady.
GiAss SELpf-iird Clover, SO bu; herds,
sO6u1c bu, orchard, sl.3IaliO bu; timothy,
sL56@2OO bu.
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COTTON MARKET

Tho local cotton market opened steady and
clused hrm; midIlinF u'.H Sales $500
bale. including -- bale, llst evening
ofwhlch 2.5p bale, io exporter and Lon
bale. 90 spinner
tNruNNgU Quotations
Ordinary. We Fonl ordinary. s'.c. low
middIinH Csc midiliug n'.c GOOD mid
ding 1850 miiil.uv aIE io'J fiE uomI.
nal, dusty, . tlc lower.
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At noon: Spots quiet, fair inquiry.
Sales 10000 bales, OF which $500 were
American. Receipts 90, POO bales, OF which
gr2uJ were American. Closing quotations
were as follows Ordinary, 5sd; good urdi.
harry, 5ad low middliUg, 5N0i middlinR,
5UlUd, good m'lllinr rs lBl.
Futures opened quiet and closed lirm.
llhusc prices are given in pence aud Giths,
o I-Bld.l
At4pms February 6a7 sellers. Fchm.
AIRY March, $50 oilers, Mprch.Apul, h.85
miycr. Aprl-Alny 5.1I seller; Muy-Juuc,
53i seller; JuHcJuly, o. 80 SELLERS July-Au-
gust 5S5 sellers. August September, 53I
sellers, September 5.Ji sellers.
Buy and sell stocks and bonds through 4.
a..ll...tt. \. a. Nf..If...... ..t...t
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Dc,,er Thnu UIonJy u,ttIc.

General Whcltcr1lt Nelson slys "My experience
In tie Engii.h army, rs well as Ia America. Goa
linCcs me that nothing 30 thoroughly puriics the
blood or adds 90 health, virur aud lie us Ackrra
English Blood EllKor' This great Remedy l. sold
undera positive guarantee BY Il. J. Hester, drug
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~ REMOVED ny the Use or CocouvE.
And IT stimulates and promotes The growth
Of the hair.
Bumetts Flavoring extracts are tn
Lost
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CLEVELAND, o., Feb, l4,-Pctrolcum easy;
s.w., ll0o, 7lsc.
WnMrNeToN,N. C., Feb. i4-Turpentinc-
Firm at 4Il5c,
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pRNE CuupE Ou-iOC.l3 primo summer
yellow. 1OMjJc; choice cooking summer yell
low, 631Gj5c, cotton seed meal, 5000, lcs
than car load. t2lJn.
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LACE curtains cleaned and beautifully
finished at Memphis Steam Laundry, 22l
Second street. Branch office So Main.
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t,NFrr Coon Pineapple, tigiti iO
Eu.lrs. " Ihs s'luItri .I #ltl. tI sfruuI
eln Tomatoes IIs. standard siosl,g )
lh'. STANDARD ttut. Strawberries. Al lN
b1.u'tffI.a .i.'t. Ut.Llrff.Us.a ~ GrHHu
n.rH. eliza. Pear. t2ui tlums. e. 20
A.. amsus ttU Grru corn. .uai a..
Hrrcu peas fiA tpy,uS stsr. mll weight
lh ns., lha .l'IttIE Ifhi weight. t,r.
. lis. ti.uIHiiu. Condemned milR. triNn
1W llrlc. titl tvI.s $500. salmon
dime. $3.50 Magk,rrl. ~, hgrr.ng mack
crIl si.ua.
stou Pure white Co. IN white. csc.
yellow .nrurd. t".r|ftH ruuri \. st,r.
siaudld FmuuniDi. '.r. pow ord. $50
sAc rut loaf ''s",ac urln kettle, 5@s4,.
hIm.
CrrrrF Common, i5,. ordinary. les.
fair i.4c prime Rio. iHf iC choice tu
hury AhT oli government JiHIc. firm.
SAT- Saginaw, ti.H.tIll prr hr. ohio
River "a si.,i o. pcr brl .1rli Gno a. ~.
40 cuar.o a iuttLn pixie sh.h,c
Rict Louisiana psaUlg Carolina Gs.
5r firm
Sr,rua8.@8
C,spn sticks. al siyss. ln bys. pals anil
lr'a Wtiic fancy assorted. iuHlAc. extra
ianty is.t3'g hfm,
Soar ANr CANptrs=soap 3ii65c candles
full weight. iNr.
turvr Prime. niis. s'.Hp'.c. New YORK
factory, p'saln. mli ruam i2tsni...
Young America. llHttt
MutNssfH# Louisiana. common to fair .,
ttlE prime. choice. lHtlD fancy lAc. cen.
iniufhls common iU iair uaJoG prime g.
choice, lnWl'c. syrup. gDtl,c. quiet
TtoHschoid supplies
Furr=Sicldy Onur,s. d n6gO per
box. Lemons b. stI lur.fb,,. Iinnnnn.
tl@H211 per bunch Guifs MALAGA. fHUi
apuh piirs. 5t,a tn. t2Ui5c per 10.
ArUH slthlt2 ~ pHf bri Dried apples
tc lFr lh irum store puci peaches, 2GtJhc.
lfuW sfHrr
Gave Quail. si.a1itD pcrdor. squirrels.
I',..i" per dur mbbits. 80 mpcrdor. Wild
luLh,l, l''1 i'e ri'h maitland ducks. e. 10
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Groceries.
NEW YoRK, Feb. 14-Cofiee-O
opened quiet June points up others I'M
changed to points down, closed barely
steady and 5@10 points below yesterday
and dull. Sales, 10000 bags including;
February, $15.65; March, $40 70@15. so;
April, sl565@l575; May, SI565@i5. so;
June, Sl575@i5.S5; July, Sl5. s0a15. 05;
August, Sl605; September, Sl0OO@l6. rs;
goes, 17Mc.
sugar-Raw strong; fair refining, 13-l6c
Centrifugal, 10 test, 0.lGc; refined steady
but quiet
Molasses-Foreign, neglected; New Orleans,
quiet.
Rice--Quiet but strong.
CINCINNATI, o., Feb. ll-Whisky steady,
sales, 40 barrels finished goods on the basis
of $l.03. Buttcr-In fair demand. Sugar
Quiet Eggs-Barely steady at re. Cheese
Firm.
CHICAGO, Ill, Feb. 1i.-0n the Produce Tx
change today the butter market was steady
and unchanged. Eggs steady at l30l3Ac.
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lmpufs-N tChH fI. NNrHMat Ian
~ ias a In KH 8i7. C.O&Hw an ~.
= Noo y a.. y kC.E& MIRO CHA
bh y, "a ] q o. 20 I,uu Nld d n H.
sichmef. - wafons. n Total. ace tsiot
kHrofts MtCHh eo. M&rUW LAY
Rh. o. C.O&swR a. 90 Tenn NAH A.
itcumors. 30 Total H.fsi baIra
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OiInnI TurpcutInc.

ST. LOUIS Mo, Feb. Wool-Quiet
and unchanged.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY 2 TO PER CENT, NEW YORK
EXCHANGE 81. 80 PREM. SELLING.
Cotton Firm Middling Cotton, o $50;
Sales Today, $500 Bales-The GEN
eral Market is Steady-Meats Are
Quiet.
ArrrAL OFFICE,

THURSDAY EVENING, Feb. II, 1850
The local money market is easy, with large
supply of money at the banks Demand
good rates to per cent.
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BANK CLEARINGs.

Cmci5o, ILL.,, Feb. 1i.-Bank clearings
S00S5 600
BosroN, Mass Feb. H.-Clcarings, Sli, 42l, =
GJ2; balances, 81, s6j III.
NEW YoRK, Feb. li.-Clearings, 1921, 02G, .
0l3; balances, $l,70s,s15.
BALTIMORE, Md. Feb l4.-Clearings, s.
1910, balances, 1870, $50.
ST. Louis, No, Feb. lI.-Bank clearings.
81, lls,O,3 balances, SGl2077.
PHILADELPufA, Pa. Feb. li.-Clearings,
$l0OlO, 03l; balances a 1891 ,32l.
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MUSTANG LIN!KENT

CURES HoLLowHoRN. CARED BAGS.
GlUB a uOOf DISEASE IL CATTLE
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Spots opened quiet, quotations revised
and closed steady middling, Toe Sales $40
BALE. Quotations were as follows urdi.
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MUSTANG IMMINENT

CURES RfiEUMATIsM, LAME BACK
AND STIFF JOINTS. Rub IN IIAEDI
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MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL. FRIDAY. FEBRUARY To- 1850.
Groceries.

bG; corn, $1,000 Blu; oats, 1900 Blu; rye,
1000 bui ba ley, none.
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MUSTANG IMMINENT

CURES swiNSEY. SADDLE AND nAR-
Miss soRES IN HORSES a MULES
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LONDON, Feb. II p.m.-VOnsOIs cIOsed
at 0S lj-lG for money and 30 l.l6 for the ac-
count The amount Of bullion Withdrawn
from the Bank of England on balance today
Is $1,000. Tn amount Of bullion in the
Bank OF England decreased G2i3,0O during
the past week. The proportion OF the Bank
oi England's reserve to liability is now II.So
per cent Bar silver, ~ O-iGl per ounce.
PARIS, Feb. l4.-Thrco per cent rcntes S3f
Csc for the account. The weekly statement
Of the Bank of France shows an increase Of
1925, OJJf gold and a decrease Of 7O0,O0Of
silver
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GNNhRAL TRADE.

Bug and sell stocks and bonds through I.
NJ Oaibrcath. No 10 Madison street.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-09-12
CAPE MAY DAMAGhD.
The Republics Landing Gone,
Road and RmiiwAys Washed Out.

The Republics Landing Gone,
Road and Railways Washed Out.
Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires.
PHILADElPHIA-(By messenger this
afternoon from OApe May) Sept. H.
What has proved to be the greatest storm
at Cape May for ID years has about
finished its destruction. The damage to
the city will not exceed 81, 900.
At the Mount Vernon settlement the
breast-work, board walk and beach drive
are in dilapidated condition and $4,000
will not repair the damage.
At Cape May Point $1,000 will not
cover the loss done yesterday and last
night. The whole beach drive is gone as
is also the Republics landing. Carlton
Hall is chopped in two. About 800 feet
of the board walk west of Btsnt street
station was broken away last night. The
railways along the beach are all out OF
order and cannot be run for week.
Taking everything in general the damage
is light.
Grave fears are entertained for Holly
Beach and Auglesea, those towns being
built on very flat sands. The seas were
so very high yesterday that the crews Of
life saving stations Nos. So and 40, cor-
sidered it advisable to abandon their
buildings. The crew Of No. 80 station
removed their apparatus to the Stockton
Hotel lawn and No 40 ere quartered in
the Mineral Spring Hotel.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-09-12

LrWFs, aRnar nlsasrnR.

Vessels Wrecked and De.trOyPd-
Four Lives LOst-Tbe Water Covers
Everything washing Away the
Eff. SAVING STATION.
Special Dispatch 10 Gazette and Journal.
LEwEs, sept. 10.--fhe gale continues
with little abatement to this hour. Ad.
ditional names of wrecked vessels;
Fishing schooners Gertrude, Summers
and F. j. Becker.
Schooners Maud Seward, A. & E.
Hooper, Addie B. Bacon OF Philadelphia,
with coal, Enmity, r. Dyer, j. D. Rob
insoa, Major William II. Tantum and
Netie Chapman.
Brig Richard L. Green, with logwood.
Ship William h, Grace, for Phlladel-
phis, supposed to be ashore on point OF
caps With masts gone md $50 breaking
over her. ~..
British bark Thomas KELLER from
Philadelphia, or Danish bark Atalanta
supposed to be nearly or qnite ashore at
Point o. Care. Tug North America is as
sisting her.
Tue pilot boat t. F. Bayard, lying in
the roadstead all day yesterday, dragged
he- anchors and came ashore at o'clock
this morning, with keel gone. Her crew
OF II men were landed safely in their
skiff7.
Schooner J. d L. BRYAN, Captain D. L.
ri ley, with coal from Philadelphia, struck
on the fourteen foot baak last evening at 6
o'clock and Immediately went to Pieces, the
mate and three men got on parts Of the
wracs, t1o mon landing at Lewes at IL
O'clock this morning. One man on the
raft died and was thrown overheard The
mate Otto Kayser and colored maa Peter
Nelson, were very much exhausted when
landed. The rest If the crew, four men
are undoubtedly lost These men report
severai vessels lost In the vicinity OF the
Bryan during the gale.
| The Lewes life station is partly washed
i of its foundation, Rs are several OF ths
houses along the beach. About $4,000
| worth of oil at the flsh factories IL lost.
| The beach is strewn with wreekags. The
| fog bell on the Breakwater wac washed of
and ashore at Lewas.
Crews of the three life stations have
| worked heroiealy for the past SO hours
and have succeeded in saving all the crews
! of vessels within reach, and SO lar no lives
along rhs beach are known to be lost. Nc
communication can be had with the B.eIk.
water until the wind aoRtes.
The hotel is crowded with crews o
stranded vessels. Many Of the wrecks ART
full OF water and will not be gottel of
Hhe storm Is very destructive to property
on land fences are blown down, trees up
rooted and fodder which the farmers wert
saving ls badly whipped aud torn to pieces
Much salt hay on the marshes has peel
lioated away by the high tides.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-09-12
POET PENN.

Special Corrcspondence u Gazette and Journal
PoRT PENN, Sept. 1O.-Extensive
preparations are being made to celebrate
the semi-onntennial of Port Penn Method
ism on the 18th and 18th OF September.
The Saturday evening service, 14th, will
be of the character OF "reminiscences Of
Early Methodism,to be participated IN cy
several visiting preachers. Service on
Sunday, 18th, will include: Preaching at
10 a. M; love feast at ii a. m, TO be
conducted by the Rev. James L Houston !;
Sabbath school Workers Assembly at 2
p. TO-; reading historical skstch of Port
Penn Methodlsm at p. m, by the Rev.
F. e Mckinney. At p. m, the Rsv.
Isaac Jewell will address Young Peoples
Christian Kndesvor Society, and a. p,
m, the exercises will Gloss with q
sermon.
Philip b. Cleavar, son Of Jns C!eaver,
o student OF the MedicG Uhirutigloai COL
lege, is home sick with type OF typnus
fever.
Personal: Miss Ida Jones, daughter
OF Captain Jones OF tho Lee iy Island
light, is attending the Baltimore exposi.
tion--rhe Rev. j. Edgar franklin, a
former pastor of the M. e. church, paid
his many friends short visit last week.
BE is now attending Drew Theological
Seminary.