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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-11
From New Uastle.
HIGH TIDES IN THE DELAwARE-oARs OVERHEARD
SHIPPING AND BUsINEsS ITEMS.
Correspondence Of the CommerciaLl

HIGH TIDES IN THE DELAwARE-oARs OVERHEARD
SHIPPING AND BUsINEsS ITEMS.
Correspondence of the CommercisLl
New CASTLE, Oct. IL.
Another steam scow has been added to out
timbsr-shipping feet.
large scow, with load of stone for the pier,
arrived this morning.
Three skiff loads OF fine sweet potatoes from
New Jersey were eagerly" gobbled up by our
green grocers, this morning.
Mesers. Morris, Taeker d Co.. are roofing
their second large tube mill, and the foundation
for the third and largest ls being laid.
The tides have been unusually high for few
days past, and have more than once threatened
to do considerable damage. On Thursday, the
water covered most of our docks, and flooded
the shop of Mr.. Cannon, where our sportsmen
keep their boats, and there was considerable
fishing after drifted cunning skiffs.
One OF the many carts, employed at the mile
house, while backing to deep pit, which had
been dug as foundation for one of the MILLS i,
tumbled in, horse and all.
The foundation Of gas house for the private
use Of Tasker u Co., has been laid at the mile
house.
Messrs. Morris, Tasker & Co. have made
very large addition to their foundry property,
having erected q building one hundred and forty
by thirty-fiye feet.
Several wagon loads of very heavy iron cast
ings were taken from the Tasker Works this
morning and shipped per the MAJ r Rejbold, to
Philadelphia. They made quite display az
they were walked single file slowly down the
street, and excited not little interest.
Yesterday afternoon about half past foru
O'Clock, as the engine was backing some trucks
to the rail road wharf, she gave them too much
head way, and three of them were precipitated
into the river at the end of the wharf, with a
crash that shook things about pretty lively.
They have not been recovered as yet. ii. II. U.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-11
Industrial New 3.

Work was resumed at the Pembroke Iron
Works, Etstport, Me-, on Wednesday. The
workmen had been out on strike for some weeks
the company having reduced their wages. The
di iculty was satsfas storily adjusted.
The workmen Of the South West Foundry
(owned by Henry G.. Monis) in Philadelphia
struck on Thursday, against a reduction oi
twenty per cent in the wages of the mechanics
ana fifteen per cent per diem in that Of the la
borers. 800 hands are employed at this estab.
lishment Mr.. Morris declares that he is obliged
to make this reduction, to save himself from
loss and that the rates he offers will be as higt
as those paid in 1871 His best mechanics hat
been getting 28 cents an hour and best laboreri
16 cents.
A new iron furnace at Millerstown, Lehigt
county, is being rapidly erected, under the su
perintendence of Mr.. Isaac McHose.
The Philadelphia Herald states that on Thurs
day, several large carpet factories in Kensington
suspended and discharged workmen, on &C
pourt of the depression in trade. They hope tc
resume soon, however.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-11
stnIe Ite,nn.

Prof. Shannon, ,organist and vocal teacher, pre-
poses to locate in Dover.
8. W. Ransom, OF Smyrna, has grown q Gu
cumber which weighs 81 pounds.
Miss Lou Sturgis is getting up musical en-.
terinment for Smyrna.
There is to be Preachers Association of col
ored ministers hold in Dover on the Goth inst.
The Milford Ne,os deprecates the excessive in.
huence of lawyers.
Louis Melvin, an aged citizen of Frederick
died suddenly on the 26th ult aged 70.
At Milford, the Messrs. Carlisle have Just laid
the keel for the largest vessel ever built in that
town.
The New York Times has an editorial on Chan
cellor Bates recent decision in the ''neighbor'a
window" case
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-11
pRANpYwINR MILLa ouoTATIoNs To-pAk.
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

Rev. Mr.. Israel of the Unitarian Church, will
exchange pulpits, tomorrow, with Rev. Mr..
W5ld, of Baltimore.
Humphrey Morrow announces himself can.
didate for the Republican nomination for Coro-
ner. in 1874.
Boughman, Thomas, & Co.'S book and station
cry sale will be continued at ogle Il Miller's auc
ton room this evening.
j. Morton Poole & Co., Of this city, built the
boilers, three in number for Trainers new mill
at Chester.
Rev. N. O. Naylor of Elm St, Baptist Chape
this city will exchange pulpits with Rev. Mr..
Dickinson of Marcus Hook, tomorrow morning
and evening".
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-11
Bu.Iues, and Commercial Items.

The President of the Nav York Olearing
House Association stated yesterday that 6nan-
cial matters were becoming brighter, the banks
were gaining in greenbacks and confidence was
being restored.
The Cincinnati Clearing House, at another
meeting yesterday. agreed to retire and cancel
loan certificates at the rate of 20 por cent pei
week, thus requiring five weeks to cancel the
whole amount,
81, ,OI0, 900 in bullion, was withdrawn from the
Bank of England, yesterday, all for shipment to
America.
in Philadelphia, to-day's Ledger reports
''money In good demand but not very pr Hsiug.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-11

Monly one juror was obtained in the Stokes
trial yesterday, making seven in all. A new
panel is ordered for tomorrow.
Judge John M. Lee of Nashville, has given a
beautiful locality, costing $15, ,OOO in the suburbs
OF Nashville, as the site for the Tennessee School
for the Blind.
A home for INDECENT women has been opened
in Worcester, Massachusetts, as provided for in
the will Of the late Ichabod Washburn, who left
about fifty thousand dollars to found IT,
Rev. Mr.. Ancient, of Atlantic disaster fame is
getting good deal of back pay. The Dominion
Government has just sent him five hundred dol.
lars and gold watch. This is the third gold
watch he has received.
Disraeli excused himself from rural festival
near bis home, recently, on the ground that, "al-
though from sense of paramount duty I have
attended Parliament, have been, and am other
wise, living in seclusion."
Mr.. Froude is to contribute a series of papers to
the next volume Of Scribner's Monthly, entitled
1.-THE Annals of an English Abbey" giving the
history for six hundred years of the most nota-
BILE OF the religious houses of England.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-11
FROM THE PEOPLE.
THE oANAL poAT pEcIsIoN.

To he Editor of he Commercial:
lit seems to us that il the editor of Eoery Eve-
ming would examine the United State Laws, be
fore taking the Secretary of the Treasury to
task for his decisions, his editorials would not
partake quite 30 much Of the asinine as did the
one in yesterdays paper The class of boats re-
ferred to in the Secretary's decision published
yesterday are neither" pulled by mule ON a tow
boat, orion river. by tow-boat, but are pro-
PEELED by steam, having small engine and boil
or on board for that purpose. ANTI AsININK.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-11

A decision has been made by the supreme
court OF Illinois, now in session, at Ottawa con-
firming the constitutionality of the new liquor
law. .r'-..
1t is now definitely settled that the telegraph
wires in Germany are no longer to be affixed to
poles 10 the open air. but are to be buried in un-
der ground tubes. -.lr+ii
John T. Irving was taken before District Att
torney Phelps yesterday afternoon. Irving
seemed pleased that he conld at last ventilate
what he knows. His confession will be kept
secret, --Isn r
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-11

SALE OF REAL EsrATE.-The estate of Henry
D. Blackwell, deceased, was sold yesterday at
the auction rooms of Ogle q Miller by @. B.
Lore Esq, by order of the Orphans Court.
The lot with three story dwelling situated on
Third street between Walnut and Poplar was
purchased by Henry Blackwell for $4,000.
The lot fronting 18 feet on the westerly side
of Jefferson street. and running back 161 feet
on the northerly side Of Eighth street, was sold
to Henry Mckinley for $8l per foot.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-11

!. FmE.-A fire broke out yesterday morning in
the fourth story of the building at the Northeast
corner Of Second and Market streets, the first
as clothing store. The fourth story was used
as cigar box mandatory by Mr.. Frismuth, and
the fire originated in an ash box into which hot
ashes had been thrown. The alarm was given
by James Moore the night watchman, when Mr..
Richenberger, appearing subdued the flames,
with no other damage than the consuming of the
box, and burning hole through the ceiling. Vi
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-11
The Clayton House.

ARRIVALS UP TO NOON, TO-DAY.
JB Bouner, Pa.
Jas Newbold, Md.
Geo Fl Baldwin, New York.
CE A Lippincott, Phila.
Mrs W H Thompson, "
Jno P Gilles, Boston.
E q Klemoott, Phila.
] P McOolley.
VIM Kayton, N. Y.
Paul Van Hook, Phila.
Geo P North. New Haven.
NE Smithers. Dover.
L Bassett Hartford.
J Fl Coke, PhiIa.
A Parmell, Va. --- -
E I Yardley, N. Y.
d W M Johnson, Washington.
Jon johnson, q s Navy.
Thos Marshall, Delhi.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-11
atelu 9agsrttssI1F
NsrARLlshED OCT. IItn, 1852.

On this 2lst Anniversary OF my business career in
wilmington, would accept this time as fitting to
express my thanks to many friends for their patron
age thereby enabling me to build up a successful
upholstering business.
On the 11th of October, 1879, secured the large.
well-ltghtsd warer0oms In the WofTell Building for
the purpose of combining the H1ner furniture" with
my uphalstering department., and can say with
much pleasure the enterprise met with the approval
OF my patrons. In concluding this vel deserved
card Of thanks won d call attention to my well aa
sorted and selected stock Of fine Chamber, Parlor,
and Library Suits, and solicit inspection.
Window decorations have been made speciality
in the past few months. Also Shades for private
residences and stores, in many new tints, on the
most approved fixtures.
Ca pets made and laid, ard Oil CLOTH fitted by ex-
pertenc Sorkmen, and all 100 b guaranteed TO
give satisfaction.
Very Respectfully,
GEO. q. MACAN,
22) and 222 Ma ket Street,
Quill ,sm twtf and 404 Shipley Street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-11
Financial.
GOLD IN NEW YORK.

GOLD IN NEW YORK.
New York, Oct. ii.
Gold opened at $1.0S11.
MOVEMENTS OF COIN.
new YORK, Oct. ii.
S465, ,0O0 in silver Mexican dollars went in the
steamer for Europe, to-day. Fifty thousand
pounds sterling in English gold was received at
the Assay Office.
LONDON Oct. IL.
Half million dollars in gold was shipped to
N York to-day.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-11

ACCIDENTAL DEATH.-Mr Jas. Anderson, an old
tween HARRINGTON and Frederica. went into his
barn loft on Thursday the and inst, after some
apples. AS he started to descend the ladder, he
missed his footing and fell to the floor. produ-
cling oonoussion of the brain, from which he died
two days after.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-11

TRoT AT HAREs CoRNER.-There was race,
yesterday afternoon at the NoneSuch park, at
hares Corner between the horses of John Nc
Gallon, of New Castle, and Edward Hastings, of
Hares Corner, About three hundred persons
collected to witness the race. The purses was
300, and was won in two straight heats by the
McCallion mare. The best time was 1216.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-11

EXTENSIVE FRUIT DIsTILLERY.-Near Kenton,
in Kent county, Mr.. Henry Gerker, one Of the
most extensive peach growers in the State, has
been distilling very large quantity of fruit this
season. His product of spirits will reach 1000
gallons, mostly peach brandy. There is a great
deal of drunk in that
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-11

SLIGHT FIRE AT MIDDLETowN.-An alarm of
fire was caused on Wednesday evening, by an
exploding or broken coal oil lamp in the store
OF s. NJ. Reynolds. The loss was trtfng. and
the Transcript says that when the Babcock ex-
tlnguishers we're produced, SO terrible is their
reputation that the fire went out even before
they made their apps arance.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-11

the slbriquet of Sky Duke" was arrested last
evening, by officer brady for breaking into the
cigar store of George W. King, at Fifth and
Walnut streets, an account of which has already
been reported in the COMMERCIAL. When
arrested, the Duke had in his pockets several
small chisels and files, which are always conve-
nient in tnleving operations. He mad his hear
this morning. and in default of bail was COM
mitted for trial
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-11
SECOND EDITION.
The Yacht Race.
rELEa RAM FROM CAPE MAY.

TELEGRAM FROM CAPE MAY.
CAPE MAY, Oct. IL.
The yachts passed the Five Fathom Light, at
800. A. M, in the following order Enchaut-
ress, first Dresdnought, second, Alarm, third.
We are unable to givethe others.
SECOND DIspAToH- ABOUT THE EN-
OHANTREss.
New YORK, Oct. IL.
The yacht Enchantress passed Fort Hamilton,
at 9.15, this morning, on her return from the
race. The other yachts are not in sight.
The dispatch from Cape May must be incor-
rect.
SECOND TELEGRAM FROM CAFE MAY
New YoRK, Oct. II.
A second dispatch from Cape May says the
yachts passed there at 800, yesterday morning.
The wind was then dead ahead. ~,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-11

NEW STovE, TIN AND HEATER SToRE.-W. F.
Robinson, who for several years past has been
engaged in the stove and tin business in Prin-
cess Anne, Maryland, has removed to Whining
ton, and opened new stove, tin and heater
store at the northeast corner Of Second and King
streets. The numerous friends of Mr.. X will be
glad to hear of the movement on his part, and
will no doubt extend liberal patronage.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-11

ADJUSTMENTS, THIS EVENING -GARDNER's COM
BINATIoN.-lh his evening, an entertainment will
be given at the Opera House, by Charley Gard
ner's Philadelphia Combination, which comes
here with good report from other cities. They
performed on last evening and Thursday even
ing, at West Chester, to good audiences, the one
last night being large. The Mems says "the en-
tertainment is chaste one in every particular,
and says the programme was we'll given.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-11
A Citx ,louncLI,s Rack Up.

At Roughkeepsie. last night, tho Common
Council, in view of the defeat of an approprla-
tion asked at special election, on Thursdayr
passed resolutions dismissing the police force,
putting out the street lights and stopping all
labor on public works.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-11

BURGLARS ABoUT-Some scoundrels effected
an entrance into the store of 8 r Stephens Il
Co at Middletown on Tuesday evening last and
robbed it of considerable amount of valuables
The rascals first broke into the wheelwtight and
blacksmith shop of Lee & Gears and stole
therefrom augnrs and other instruments with
which to get into the store. rt.t
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-11
Auction Sales.

The extensive sale OF books. stationery, and
fancy goods, by Boughman. Thomas & Co., be-
gan at Ogle Il Miler's rooms last evening. The
attendance was large, and prices Variable many
articles being very low. The sale will be con-
tinued and finished this evening" there being a
long list on the Catalogue still
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-11
spain.

THR NATIONAL FLEET NEAR oARTAGENA.
MADRID, Oct II.
The Government fleet is anchored four miles
1m Cartagena. ...i..... 'a,.-
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-11
SECOND TELEGRAM FROM CAPE MAY.
The HvanasItcal AIIIaHce.

CLOSING SESSION IN NEW YoRK-IMMENsE ATTEN-
DANCE.
New YoRK, Oct II.
The closing session of the Evangelical Con-
ference attracted great crowds to Association
Hall to-day. The foreign delegates visit Gem
tral Park, this afternoon, in carriages provided
by ctizens.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-11
RoId CnIIfornis Robbers.

The overland mail coach was robbed near Red
ding, California yesterday morning, by four
men, They got Wells a. Fargo's box, contain
ing about 90, 600 and about $1,000 from passen-
gers. The robbers escaped. A sheriff's posse
ara in nurAuit
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-11

- HAVANA, Oct. II.
A hurricane was apprehended yesterday, and
the steamers in port all got up steam TO leave.
The wind was very heavy, and many shipping
disasters are reported. sa l3l-d1 .glalsFI
Several skirmishes with the Insurgents are re-
ported. body Of Insurgents attacked Span
ish column, forcing it to retreat, but reinforcs-
ments arriving, the Insurgents were Defeated.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-11

UNITARIAN CONFERENCE.-The Conference Of
Unitarian and other Christian churches for the
Middle and Southern States will meet at the
Unitarian Church in this city on Tuesday even
ing, 2sth lnst,, and continue its sessions until
Thursday noon.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-11
saatanta and Big TIRE e.

THE TREATY WITH THEM ooNFIRMED.
WAsHnNaros, Oct IL. =
The Interior Department has dispatch, con-
frming the report Of the conditional release ef
Slntanta and Big Tree. I... ...l, .., .t.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-11

ANN1vERsARY CELEBRATION. The anniversary
of Reeeue Council Jr. o. U. A. NJ, was pleas.
antly celebrated at Odd Fellows Hall, last even.
ing, with a number of invited guests. The pro-
gramme included quite pleasing minstrel en-
tertanment, and refreshments. I'd. .r
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-11
The GaIhsn Shaver.

Ten million dollars in gold coin was received
at the assay office in Nav York. from the Phila-
delphia mint, since the 1st inst, and two mil
lion dollars in gold he latter being the resu 1t
Of the melting of English soyereigns
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-11
The Catholic Temperance Union.

The national convention of the Catholic total
abstinence union last night in New York, elec-
ted the following officers: Presiaent-VeryIRev.
Dean Byrne. of Newton, N ] vice presidents
Very Rev. John Ireland, of Minnesota, and Rev.
M Nuchand, New Brunswick, Canada. The
next convention will be held in Chicago, octob-
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-11
FataIAccidept.

KILLED BY FALLING FROM CLIFF.
New YoRK, Oct. II.
Mortimer M. Liggett son of the Commissioner
Of Patents. was killed by falling from cliff near
Ithaca, in this State.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-11

CORRECTION. our issue of yesterday, it
was said that the Rev. George A. Latimer was
elected President Of the Delaware Bible Society;
it should have been of the Board of Managers.
The Hon. Willard Hall is President of the Soci-
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-11
alarrtages.

KIRK-wHITAKER-on the 9th Inst, at the Par.
son4ge OF st. Paul's ". (. Chnrch, 62s Cstharlne
Street, ehiladA, by the Rev. Joseph Weloh, MT
Nor ia L. Kirk to Miss Carrie f. Whitaker, both
OF Wilmington, Del.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-11

FARMERS UNION AND Pic Nlc.-The several
farmers clubs of Hartford county. Md, intend
to hold Farmers Union and Basket Pic Mic on
Saturday, October 18th, lin the woods of Mr.. Ede-
lin, near the road leading from Hanes Cross
Roads to Mitchells Mill. IL,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-11

Broken LEa-Mr. Albert Smith, of Milford
Neck, while driving his team over piece of new
ground on Monday last, had his leg caught be-
tween the wagon and stump and the result was
fracture of the tibia.-M lford NetDS.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-11
Able aud Prozresaive.

[From the Waysds-WilmingtOn Del
The Commercial, Wilmington is an excellent
family, daily paper. 1t is able and progressive
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-11
PRICE TWO D ). CENTS. .JI IN
THIRD EDITION.
Personal.

john N. Robinson, of Drexel. Morgan, &
Co., the great New York banking firm, is on q
visit to this city. -.rl afI" E
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-11

EXCHANGE OF PULPIrs.-Rev. Charles Hill of
the Union NJ. E. Church and Rev. E Stubbs of
Asbury, will exchange pulpits tomorrow.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-11

BRoKEN IETo.-The coal office of Geo. Magee
at Seventh and POPLAR Streets was broken into
night before last night. but all the thief got fol
his trouble was pipe and some tobacco.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-11
New York.
SAD SUICIDE of AN Ex CONSUL. !

sAD aUICIDE OF An EX c0NeUL. --0I N
New YORK, Oct. IL.
Augustus E. Phillips ex U. s. Consul at ssn-
tiago de Cuba, cut his throat at the Cfittendtn
House this morning. 1t is supposed he was
rendered Temporarily insane by money complir
naffnns ,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-11
9eaths.

BRAnFORD-At Greenwood, TIA on the 10th inst
Isabel M, infant daughter OF Capt j. HeyWafd
and Isabel Bradford
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-11

Mary Walker and daughter we're yesterday in
cent currency, and remAnded for sentence,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-11
AEm AnusrrlssmeuIs

UNLO, DEALERS PlNCEAS, HAMMERS, A Nd
Cheese Testers Timed Cheese Knives, Bung
Drivers. BOX and Barrel Scrapers, and variety Of
other Store Tools. SJld BY
TRUMAN SHAW,
Philadelphia
NNHE SCANDINAVIAN PADLOOKS FOR sToRs
doors are 81 strong that they cannot be forced
D. crowba's or hammefa and the large number and
variety OF the tum lers make Them almo-t unptcGa-
BILE. For sale by
TRUMAN SHAW,
No. ss5 Risht Thirty-nve) Market at below Ninth,
Philadelphis.
VUsT RECEIvED.-A choice lot OF Eastern ap-
81 pies, for sale che p, at the corner of sth and
Orange. oct 0,4t NJ q. wills IN,
DUY YOUR TEAS CoFFBES aud Spices
I'D Tea store, No. II q Fourth st
/. L. HOUSTON. JR.
RX IRA QUALIFY PURE CIDER AND Waite
10 Wine Vinegar. cheap, at
B1WMA IS, cd aud King.
SPICRS, PURE GLOVES, CINNAMON and ALI
- spice, for preserving, at
~ 1HoUsToNs. :, c 4th Street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-11
weather Record.
REPORT OF THE SIGNAL SERVICE.

REPORT OF THE SIGNAL SERVICE.
WAsHNarox, Oct. II.
Probabilities For the Middle States, North
east to Southeast winds warmer and clear or
partly cloudy weather.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-11
MuauriaI.
EMU V1A1
THE ARTISANS SAVINGS BANK

II EMoVAL'
THE ARTISANS SAVINGS BANK
Has been removed to It's new location, in the Clay
ton House, where 1t is now open for business.
Six per cent has been regularly paid on deposits,
since the organization OF the Bank In 1851 and it Ia
the expectation OF The Directors that the profits on
the accrued capital and on the regular business will
enable the BANK TO continue this rate OF dividends.
Deposits are solicited from persons in the receipt
OF regular incomes. from Farmers, Mechanics, and
Dealers, and from Widows and Cnildrens Estates,
aud from those whose business enables them 70
keep a varying balance of cash, flOm which, II
placed with us, they VIII derive an income in the
SEMI.ANNUAL INTEREST.
A rule Of the Bank requires notice to be given
the withdrawal of Deposits, but in all ordinary
cases depositors will be paid on demand.
MANAGERS:
WILLIAM 8. hILLRs, EDWARD DARLINGTON,
GE0RGR W. BusB, CLEMENT B. SMYTH,
NJ. L. LIOHTRNsTkN, 9R0RGK s. CAPHLLE,
J0RE p MOERAR, NATHANIEL X. BRNsoN,
CHARLES W. HoWLANp, HRNRY II, DuRK,
JOB Il. JACKSON, WM. II. SWIFT,
ANTHONY HIGGINS.
WIN. &. HILLES, President.
Gno. W. BUsH, Vice President
-tfapr1A Z T. TAYLoR, Treasurer,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-11
Commercial Reports.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. II.
Cotton 1815@191Sc Flour steady, superAne,
S4 5O@5 extras S5 25@5 so; Pepna.. family
extra. $5 75@10. Red wheat 81 5O@I So am
ber $1 Cool. SO white 81 65@175 Rye, $50
$50. Corn dnll yellow 65@66, Oats advanced
white @50@53. Whiskey held at OIL
BRANDYwINE MILLS QUOTATIONS To-DA4.
Family Flour. r....................S9. 9.25@ $40 rs
Extra Flour ''.................. 1900 $50
Superfne Flour r................- $500 $50
Wheat 1.60
Oorn. ............ss........ of
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-11
From Cpba.

AN EXPECTED HURRICANE AT HAvAsA-r4E REBEL
LION 20 ~ 10 1850
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-11
ztelp advertisements.
NHEAP coal.


CHEAP COAL.
For sale, a large stock OF LehIgh and RhanokiD
Coal. Persons wishing o huy the genuine Harleigh
Lehigh and Excelsior ShamOkin Goals will please
send In their orders early as we confidently expect
to be more pressed with orders this season than
ever. Coal will be no lower and may be higher az
the season advances.
JOSEPH FOUT, d.
Orange and Water Streets, and at the
apr19-1y-Of Wharf OF ]. Morton Poole q Co.