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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-21
knights Of PylhIas.

CONTINUATION OF THE SESSION OF THE SUPREME
LODGE AT RIchMcHD-pARADE AND BANQUET
ACTION IN THE Pennsylvania CASE.
The sessions of the Supreme Lodge, X. Of P :,
at Richmond are continued.
On Wednesday, a grand parade took place,
which is very gracefully complimented by tho
Richmond Press. In the evening, d banquet
WIS spread and toasts and responses given.
The Toast to 'Tbe Memory of Hines" who per-
ished in the burning Spottswood Hotel at Rich
mond, in an attempt to save fellow. being, was
responded to by p g. O., s. j. Wiley, of Della
ware. His speech was highly praised
On Thursday, nearly the entire session was
taken up in the consideration of the suspension
of the Pennsylvania Grand Lodge, and
On Friday the Committee of the whole report
ed to the Supreme Lodge its inability to reach a
conclusion and submitted the evidence which
had been taken in the case. Subsequently,, the
Supreme Chancellor was sustained in his suspen-
sion of the Pennsylvania Grand Lodge by vote
of AZ to 8.
On Saturday, however, the question was further
considered and it was ordered that Pennsylvania
be furnished with new rituals, and that her rep
resentatives be restored to seats on the floor of
the Supreme Lodge. BY unanimous vote of
the body the Grand Lodge Of Pennsylvania was
then restored to its proper standing. The ques-
ton relative to subordinate lodges demanding
the amplfed ritual, coming up, the Supreme
Chancellor decided that they had unqualified
right to select for themselves, according to the
direct legislation Of the supreme body.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-21
THE PEsIAsULA.
oARoLINE COUNTY.

A cemetery has been opened at Greensboroug.
Denton is about TO have its steamboat restor-
ed.
Peach trees are in full bloom, The crop prom
ises to be the largest ever grown.
Isaac Pool has taken out letters parliamentary
on the estate of the late Jonah Kelley
1t is said that nearly all the liquor saloons i'll
the county have been presented for selling on
Sunday.
Robt. McNash was run over by boy on horse
back, in Denton, the other day, but was not SER
iou7ly hurt.
That provoking old draw of Denton Bridge is
again out Of order. Better tear it out and es-
tablish ferry.
A small child OF Ebsn Wright's who lives near
the State line, fell down the we'll the other day,
but was discovered in time to save its life.
Satterted & Moore are building at Greensbo
rough two vessels-one 1l5 feet long, and the
other 65 feet. r. ]. Lank, of Milford is also
building one at the same place.
CECIL COUNTY.
Uncle Toms cabin WAS played in Elkton, last
week.
Elkton holds its corporation election the first
Monday in May.
On the 2sth inst, the location Of the Elkton a.
Massey's Railroad will be commenced.
channel sixty feet wide, has been opened to
North East, and the mud machine has departed.
Chauncey Burr made an extra effort at Ekton,
but there are some who refuse to be converted
Rev. g. II. Brlstor will give readings in the
hall at Chesapeake City for the benefit of his
church there.
A gentleman residing near Upper Principle
eloped, last week, with fair damsel from
Charlestown, fearing objections on the part of
the lady's parents
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-21
stnte items.

There are three or four stores ia Milford, kept
by colored people.
N. w. Mcgee launched q trim little schoone r
of $50 tons burthen at Milton, the other day.
At the first sale of money iu the new Loan at
Dover, $1,000 was solu al 39Sl per cent. premi-
um.
There has never been as fine prospect for
fruit in Sussex county as we nov have. Tho
peach crop is peculiarly promising.
The Diamond is the title of neat little month
ly paper published at Dover by Percy Fowler and
Harry Alloway. Subscription 50c.
The Sussex ,Jonr7.di says that suit has been
instituted INSTITUTED. we suppose,) against
Sheritf Eli Sharp for leaving the jul porch out
in the street at night.
The great revi yal at Milford wound up on Sun
day night OF last week. after continuance of IL
weeks. Between 200 and 300 persons 'professed
conversion, and nearly 200 joined the Methodist
church.
The gross sales OF the oranges from tho
wrecked brig James HaU, was S3,17l SO. Ex-
penses $777.95. including watchmen's fees car
riers freight &c, leaving a nett balance OF
50 394.S4.
1t is stated that a verdict OF 'stoue dead was
rendered by a Coroner inquest ut Lswes recent
ly OH the body of man who was in New York
eatiug pound Of meat ana drinking pint Of
whiskey per day.
Chas. Hillyard, while experimenting the DEM
clifton of the old jail, at Dover, last week. fell
from a scatfOld and disocated an ankle Nathan
II. Hutchim had the fingers severed from his
right hand in Hazel Il Pennewil's factory tho
same uay.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-21
New CastIe News.

TOWN IMPROVEMENT oPERATIoNs-THR
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. THE TAs-
KER IRON WORKS, 20.
The prospects for town improvements are
Frightening, and the noise of the hammer and
the saw, as sometime ago predicted by an old
resident has began to interfere with the "quiet
nap in the morning indulged in by many.
In the neighborhood OF "Shawtown," building
operations will be brisk this summer. Messrs.
Fitzgerald and Shear have just completed foui
two and-a-half frame houses on Orange street,
near the railroad. Work on Knowles e. Cos
new cotton factory progresses rapidly.
The Guyer Brick-Making Company are en-
tirely engaged at work, and are preparing q
steam brick-making machine. 1t is said they
have entered into contract for furnishing the
Tasker Iron Co. with two millions of brick.
This is heavy contract, aud will give work to
many hands.
The old locomotive works (now Tasker's) have
been fenced around, and new machinery il be
ing put in place, and large furnace cupola is
being erected.
A /" fat arrived from Chester, on Saturday,
loaded with stone, to be used for wharf pur-
poses for the Tasker Company. The stones
were partly unloaded, when the crew abandoned
the fiat and went ON a spree. The result to the
boat was that she was blown out in the river and
sunk on a bar. The boat was subsequently rails
ed by Captain Shear, and is now ready for all
other trip.
The Government pier has been finished and
now adds much to the substantial improvement
of the town. It is built of heavy stone from the
foundation up, with heavy stone posts and well
secured with heavy iron plating, and stone flag
ging. The old wharf. opposite to Jefferson't
will soon be removed by the Government and
an extension of one hundred and fifty feet OF
new wharf line be erected instead.
Cheap John was in town on Saturday night.
and entertained the folks with "gift show. y
There was a large attendance, and the silver
watch was drawn by John Dunn.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-21
Political Notes.

The Democratic newspapers of Pennsylvania
are disgruntled over suudry items of gerryman-
dering, in the apportionment of Congressional dis.
tricts. How would their pure bosoms heave if
they could see the Infamous cutting and carving
done by their own party in Virginia
OF the eleven retiring members OF the PENN
sylvauia Senate eight are Democrats.
Gen. Wickham refuses to be candidate for
Governor Of Virginia under any circumstances.
He is Vice President of the Chesapeake j. Ohio
Railroad. and will cordially support the Repub-
lican, candidate, who no doubt, will be Col Rob
ert W. Hughes.
The town elections in New Jersey were COM
pleted, last week, and the result shows that
while the Republicans lose in some of the towns,
owing to local dissensions, they gain in others,
and retain their ascendency in fourteen of the
twenty-one counties. Ofthe cities, the Repub-
ioans carried Camden, Railway, Jersey City,
Millvlle, Plainfeld, and Passaic, and the Demo.
crate, Trenton. Hoboken, Lambertville, Orange,
Newton, and Frenchtown. In the other cities
and towns, the result is mixed.
In Bourbon county, Ky, there are already a
half dozen candidates for sheriff, although the
election does not take place till August, 1874.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-21
A Chester Romance.

WIFE RETURNS AFTER MANY YEARS AND BEGINS A
LAW sUIr FOR A PART OF HER HUsBAND's PROP
ERTY.
Chester has romance; sensation of the
first water. Many years ago one of its colored
citizens was resident of New Orleans. In those
days he had wife, but cares came with her,
troubles arose between them, and they separated
But Sambo was persuaded that it was not good
for man to be alone 80 he married again, but
wife No. was. a tartar. She worried teased and
perplexed him, until life became burden, but
finally she died. He then left New Orleans and
moved to Chester, where he became the object
of the affection Of many fair damsels, but he
was proof against marriage, and withstood their
many coquetries until he had acquired consider
able property, when he took wife No. to his
bosom.
Suppose now we let the Chester Ne,cs finish
tho story: One day last week, after his days
work was completed, and he was gently daily
ing" withshis bride, while she was coquetishly
endeavuring to work new hat from him, and a
pair of satin slippers, their innocent pastime
was interrupted by a thundering and angry
knock at the front door. "Who's dar," shout
ed the festive youth. rs here, was the answer
which came from voice long forgotten, but
now painfully remembered and before Sambo
could collect his bewildered thoughts the greatly
altered but still easy to be recognized form of
wife No. stood before him. lie turned pale
blue, green, black, dirt color-all colors. He
forgot his pety and actually sWore. Bride NO.
Q tainted, kicked and became hysterical, and
while in that unconscious condition, for the first
time since her unexpected arrival, he ventured on
speaking one kind word to wife No. 1. Her
wrath was not TO be appeased. She was prac-
tical woman. She viewed the surroundings,
saw the luxury and even splendor of his estab-
lshment contrasted it with her own impover-
shed condition, and remembering his perfdy and
unfaithfulness, swore with oath that though
bride No. q might have the Niger. she would
certainly have some of his money" Upon which
she departed and put her case in the hands of
lawyer, who will shortly bring the whole case be-
fore the court. This is certainly romance,
though dark one
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-21
Che.. waruer &, CO.'S Freight Line.
NEW BARGE, OF NOVEL CONSTRUCTION Excl
SION TRIP. ON sATuRpAY.

NEW BARGE, OF NOVEL CONSTRUCTION -EXCuR-
SION TRIP, ON SATURDAY.
The Wilmington and Philadelphia freight line
of Charles Warner & Co., in 1865, determined to
adopt steam as the motive power for their bar
ges, and the rapid increase of business soon
obliged them to build barges of double the ca
pacity of the old packets. Two OF these were
placed on the line in 1866, bearing each 100 tons
capacity, but they have now become inadequate
to the trade, and new barge, of $50 tons, has
Just been added.
This last is the CoLetd. graceful craft, whose
hull was constructed by the Jackson 4 Sharp
Co., her machinery being put in by the Harlan u
Hollingsworth Co. She is 102 feet long 29 feet
beam and has feet inches depth of hold.
Her construction, in one respect is novel. She
has on board an engine for hoisting purposes,
which, by the shifting Of a small Wheel is made
to convey its power to a propeller wheel, giving
force enough to run from one wharf to anoth er,
in harbor, or to take short trip, as was done, on
Saturday.
Tie excursion, on that day, included party
OF invited guests, most of them being ladies'.
The day was agreeable and the trip very pleas
ant throughout The Coleta left her wharf about
IL, proceeding out to the Delaware down to New
CASTLE and returning about 4. Refreshments
and music were provided on board with an ex'
traordinary bill of fare, which caused much
amusement
The Coleta goes on the line to-day.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-21
aslarria9es.

RICKARDs-GARDNER-O April 1st, at the res
iueHce II I'm p. Collin, by Rev. c. W. Pretty
man, William Richards to Rebecca Gardner, all
of New Castle Co, Del
HoFFINGToN = KNOT rs - On April 16sb at the
residence OF the BRIDES father near TowBsend,b by
Rev. w. Prettymen, William l. Hohngton. Of
Wilmington, to Rebecca kuotts
CEAWFORD-CLEM ENT-On the 1Tth inst, by the
Rev George Clmnlns, at the Salem NJ E PaTsJn
age No. i5A Lombard street, Philadelphia, VIM
w Crawford TO Mary Clement
DEVtIN-TAY Orion the evening of March 81,
at the residence OF the Drlde's parents, by the
Rev Thomas b Bott, John Devli1, of Whining
toR, Del, TO sarah A Taylor, of Philadelphia
MULtEN-DENNIS--O the 18th inst, at Central
Nj Z Parsonage by the Rev l X Pepper, WilliAm
A NJ alien 70 Amanda Dennis, both OF Delaware
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-21
A woman at the Bottom of 1T.
SHOOTING ArFRAY IN oEcrLroN, LAST W

SHOOTING AFFRAY IN oEuLToN, LAST WEEK.
The Middletown Transcript says;
A difficulty has been brewing for sometime
past between Thomas Jones and John Piser,
which on Wednesday evening last, eliminated
in the shooting of Piser by JONES' As usual, a
woman was at the bottom of the mischief, 1t
seems that Jones, was paying attentions to a
step-daughter of Piser, to which Piser objected
and recently wrote a letter to the young woman
denouncing Jones, and his intentions as dishon-
orabe This letter it is supposed was seen and
read by JONES' and on Wednesday evening he
met Piser in Cecilton, aud without word, fired
at him four times with a revolver. Two Of the
shots took effect, one in the arm and the other
in the hip Of Piser.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-21
Amu-enenta During the VyeeI.,

This (Monday) evening @, Chauncey Burr's
scientific lecture in the Clayton House dinning
room.
Tuesday evening, Presentation Of the Delaware
Battle Flags to the Historical Society.
Wednesday, Mrs. Chandlers lecture in the
Board of Trade Rooms at 81 P. NJ, and in the
evening p. " Nasby at the Opera House.
Thursday evening, concerts by the Mendesohn
Choral Union, at the Opera House, and the Car
olina Singers, at Institute Hall; Union Tea Meet
ings at Grace Church.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-21
NeIghbOrIag Oonntles.

-Tramps are on the move in Chester county.
There were 700 licensed hotels and restau-
rants in Chester county.
Wesley Freeman's wife, of West Chester, was
found dead in her room on Wednesday last.
Rich deposits of magnetic iron ore have been
discovered on the lands of the Havre Iron Co.,
in Dublin district, Hartford county.
The grading of the Columbia and Port De-
post r. R., has been completed as far as Peach
Bottom for some time, and its ironing is now
ordered as far as the slate quayries, about 10l
miles,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-21
Christiann Items.
Correspondence Of thg Comm ,rclal. ]

Correspondence OF the Uonm 9FcIaLl
Crops look badly.
Business is very poor.
Thomas Wellar represented the Presbyterians
at thessesson of the Pres ytery, at Snow Hill,
Md
1t is now stated that Mrs. Southgate has de-
clined removing to Wilmington to open board
ns house.
At the school election, VIM J. Wier was
voted. John W. Whitcomb was elected collec-
tor of the tax.
AT meeting of the vestry of st. James
Church, near Stanton, Eben CAtn was elected
a vestryman for one year
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-21

FRIENDS FIRsT-DAY SCHooLs.-The Friends
First day school cenfere ce, composed of meet
ings in the limits OF Philadelphia Yearly meet
ing was held at West Chester, on Saturday. The
attendance was very large-greater is thought
than at any previous Conference. Joseph NJ
Truman acted as Clerk and Annie Galley as As-
sistant. The reports from the various schools
showed continued increase of students and
pupils, the aggregate being over 2700 1t was
decided to hold the next Conference six months
hence, instead of three months as usual, but be-
yond this, although the subject was lengthily
discussed, no conclusion was reached as to
whether the Conference should be held quar-
terly, or less often, nor whether the smaller
"Unions' which have been proposed should be
organized.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-21
q ATKINSON.
Now Advertisements, Thi. IIny.


SOzodOnt-City Item,
Hardware-Truman Shaw
City ltems-VRTious parties -+
Funeral notice ' - f' '.
Ordinance for relief OF Finance Committee
Proposals. for laying drain on King street
Seeds-W N Chandler
DR.. TUFTS medicines-Special notice
Carp ts, etc-V E Arch8mbault
Ordinance for building City Hospital
Want d-A good uph0lster.
For aale--Shares OF Stock.
Notce--Rairoad Company
Creams Water Ices, &c.--James Ganser.
The Devil in History, (8d Page)
To the Working Glass, I'D P1g y
Livingstone ia Africa, (8d Page
Domestic Sewing Machine, (8d PuRe)
Interest on Bonds, (8d PaPe)
Wells CarbOlic Tablets, (3d PaRe)
Cheap Farms, (ad PaRel
Furniture at Gould CO.'S (3d Page
Wanted Agents. (8d Page)
Agents Yanted as Book CanvasserH, (3d Page.)
Jorubeb6, (Bd Peggy
l. gal Notice-Charles LOckmen.
Liquors for Bale-FranCis Kelley,
Proposals for blasting ana bledifing Rocks.
Nuiice-Suns Of Temperance.
Mems and Boys Clothtng-J W, Canary.
Nilmii gton illustrated IN lippiDcolts for May.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-21

SUDDEN DEATH OF CENTENARIAN Mrs. Ann
Evans 1903 years of age, boarder in the family
Of Samuel SayeTs, East Sixth street near French,
died suddenly in her room on Saturday, from
hemorrhage OF the lungs. Notwithstanding her
advanced age, and enfeebled constitution from a
lung affection, Mrs. Evans was quite active and
only week before last, walked from her board
ing place to 18th and Tatnall. The morning of
the day she died she was rambling around the
old Swede's burying ground, and paused TO
point out to the friend who accompanied her
the spot In which she wished to ''sleep her las t
ty dinner was very talkative during the after
noon, and after supper retired to her room,
where she was talking with Mrs. Ssyers, both
standing in the middle OF the floor, when there
came a gurglingssound in her throat, flow of
blood, and soon all was over. Mrs Evans
friends reside in Pennsylvania they have been
telegraphed,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-21
the West NEuraer Trial.

Ex-senator Willard Salisbury has been en-
gagged as counsel to defend DR.. West, of Dover
charged with the murder of Oooch Turner. The
trial will take place, at the noxt session of the
CJurt for Kent County, which will commence on
Monday of next week. Mr.. Salisbury is Wig
orous advocate, il not an accomplished lawyer
and he will doubtless make spirited defence of
his extraordinary client
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-21
From the seat of War.

GENERAL soHoFIELD AND HIS TRooPs-THE MoDocs
IN THE LAVA BEDS.
WASHINGTON, April 81.
Dispatches from General scho6eld expresses
confidence in his troops who are engaged in ma
king every possible arrangement to render sue
cessful the movement against the Modocs.
He believes that they are still in the Lava
Beds
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-21

Gold closed on Saturday at 1175s. Govern
ment securities advanced ga for the coupon
and ~ a % for the registered issues.
Six dealers in immoral literature were arrested
at Albany, on Saturday, and committed to prison
in default of bail.
DIR. David r. Brown notorious practitioner
of Boston, has been held in $780, 900 bail, on
charges OF malpractice
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-21
PRICE TWO CENTS.
THIRD EDITION.
800 P. M.
Washington.

FAIsE REPoRT-BId TREE AND sANTANTA--THE
GOVERNMENT AND THE ooMAoHEs.
WAsHINGToN, April 81.
Secretary Delano pronounces the report that
he intended to resign to be untrue.
The government is not now advising the re-
lease of Big Tree and Santanta Indians. A coun-
Gil will soon take place between the government
agents and the Kiowas and Comances, when tile
latter will again petition for the release OF tile
Chiefs.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-21

DIED SUDDENLY colored man named Tai
ley, who has for some time past been staying
among the colored people of Browntown died
suddenly about one o'clock last night. The man
had been sick, and effort to receive his ad-
mission to the almsnouse for some reason fail
ed. The Coroner's jury failed to agree upon
verdict this morning, and adjourned to meet
again this evening.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-21
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

Mrs. H. L. Garter, will open her new millinery
store at No. 10S E, Sd street, on Thursday morn
ing.
notice elsewhere calls the attention of the
members of Old Church Division, S. OF t., to a
meeting to be held at their hall, this evening, at
~ o'clock,
The congregations at st. Raul's NJ E. church
have been unusually large ever since the COM
ing OF Rev. Mr.. Merritt. On Sabbath evening,
every seat in the body Of the church is taken.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-21

THE BATTLE FLAG PRESENTATION. fol-
lowing are among those who have accepted in
vitations to be present at the presentation of
the Battle Flags to the Historical Society. to-
morrow evening Geo. A. G. Curtin Hon. John
r. Lofiand General A. W. Dennison Gen.
Henry W. Brigham; Gan. Adam L. King ].
Henry sagers, Esq; J. Alexander Fulton, Esq.
Lewis Thompson, Esq. Ii. Robert Pennington,
Esq DIR. Vim. Cummings Prof, Il. d. Porter ;
]. M. Abbey, Esq Gen. j. W. Hofmann Col
John Hancock Chas. Gibbons, Esq "a s,
Elwyn, Esq. DR.. G.. Emerson John Town
send ESQ.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-21
SMIIHerInnd.

FUNERAL oBsEQUIEs OF BARON LIEBIa.
MUNICH, April 81.
The funeral of Baron Liebig took place, yes
terday, and was attended by a large number OF
1nao,,Io
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-21

SPECIAL TRAIN. "A special car containing the
Presidentan other officers and the Directors of
the W, a W. II. r., went up to Landenberg, and
returned on Saturday afternoon. We under
stand that the excursionists were much gratifed
with the management of the road, and intend to
use every means to increase the business and
travel
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-21
leaths.

HOLT.-on the 2Oth inst, James, infant son of
Thomas and Anna Holt
The relat yes and friends Of the family are invited
to attend his funeral from the residence of his
parents 6ls West At SSrees, on Tuesday afternoon
at O'Clock.
Services at IN O'Clock,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-21
Ths Clayton House.

ARRIVALS UP TO 1.30 P. NJ, TO-DAY.
John G Bailey wife and son, Smyrna
James Williams and wife, /"
William Hooter, New Jersey
John W Bugly " -.-
r X Russell wife and son, Florida
Frank ID Turner, city
ID I Bradford. Z"
James Rider, New Castle
Clarence Walton, city
Joseph Boyd, Laurel, Del
FO Spruce, N Y
b L Brook, Phila
VIM Tracy and friend, Phila
@ L Kitman, Dover
z d Black. Hartford, Conn
Alex Conklin, NY
Edward 0aly, N tns
j Fl Hoffecker, Jersey city
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-21
Commercial Reports.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

PHILADELPHIA mhhhEIbs
PHILADELPHIA, April 81.
Cotton dull uplands 191l !; New Orleans 19s@
6D20 Flour dull Penna. Ohio and Indiana
extra 1869 25. Rye -four sells at a rs. Bran
pwine corn meal held at So 80. Wheat steady !,
Western red e1.S9@1 80 amber 1.96 No. one
spring. t70. Rye held at S5. Corn in fair de-
mand yellow 6211 1(D63. Outs steady white 81
M xed 47CD49. Wniskey firm at 90. Gold 1716.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-21

TRAINS DELAYED,-Engine and tender OF the
1l;3O extra freight north from this city, on Sat
urday night, jumped the track at Chester. Tie
tender was thrown into the ditch and an hour
and half was consumed in getting all right
again. Tue Philadelphia 11:30 P. NJ. express
train south, was blocked at Graves Ferry by an
emmigrant car and this delayed an hour and a
half
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-21

At Albany, yesterday afternoon, Michael Kelly,
aged Is, Frank Winnie, aged II, and David WHINE
aged 10, were drowned by the upsetting of a
sai-boat.
large portion of the village of Conestoga,
N. Y, was burned on Saturday night. including
the Pratt House, bank, post office, telegraph
office, and several stores. Loss SS5O00.
Dominick Gavin was killed, yesterday morn
ing, by falling down a mine Of the Philadelphia
and Reading Company, at Pottsville, depth Of
200 feet Frank Lynch was killed in the col
liery of Focht, Whitaker & Co., at Mahanoy City,
on Saturday, by fall of coal.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-21
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE n1ARKETs.

Beeves in fair demand. Common to extra
Penna and Western steers, 508. Sheep dull
at 7@S. Hogs dull at $S.50@S.75.