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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-01
Cape May.
THE COTTAGES FITTING UP-sUNDAY AT THE HOTELS
THE OCEAN HOUSE, &o.


THE COTTAGES FITTING UP-sUNDAY AT THE HOTELS
THE OCEAN HOUSE, &o.
FrUm-at tBtiS Sata lstter received from Cape Is
land we learn that the cottages are-titliDg. mp
very rapidly, and most of them are already oc-
cupied. There seems to be an unusually early
rush OF the cottagers to tho seaside, and fire.
quenters OF Cape May are much surprised there
at This early rush is construed into season
OF great popularity at this resort
The hotels are also filling up but slowly, and
the city is growing more lively On Sunday
there were about sevent7-ive persons stonnins
at the Ocean House. and it was helieved Una, that
none Of the hotels did any better. Ihe fusli
scarcely ever begins earlier than the 4th.
The Ocean Hotel has opened under favorable
auspices Its list of arrivals denotes an inereas-
ed popularity from the commencement OF the
season. During the winter and spring 1t has
been thoroughly repainted and newly papered'
The furniture was new last season, and the no
tel therefore enjoys an actual state of cleanll-
mesa and comfort. In homellke conveniences IL
is exceled by no hotel on the Island.
The Ocean House will still continue to DO the
favorite stopping place with Wimiugtonians-
only more exclusively, since Col. Sawyer, it'
proprietor, is much more closely allied with ouI
manila.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-01
Opening Of r. 81 D. X. II.

rIRsr REGULAR TRAINS OYER THE ROAD YESTERDAY
According TO announcement, the first regular
trains on the p. X d. r. H., from Pomeroy to
Delaware City, were run yesterday. The morn
ing train from Delaware City, consisting OF an
engine, two passenger and one freight cars, left
at o'clock, and passed Landenberg at IL A.
NJ. The engine, covered with bunting. present
ed gay appearance, and the passenger cars
were well filled with the officers and friends OF
the road part of the same train returned to
Landenberg at o'clock p. NJ starting back to
the first two passengers for Wilmington who
came on through on the W. & W. r. II. They
were much pleased with the ride on each of the
the roads, but not 30 we'll pleased with tho three
hours lay over at Landenberg. The officers OF
the road, having an eye more to business than
TO ostent atien and show, have quietly opened
their road to the public and are now prepared
for buhnees.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-01
mow % Proleet IIorres Aenla,l sun-lroLe.

The horse receives sunstroke not through tho
top or poll of the head, as is popularity supposed
but through the orbits OF tho eyes and spine OF
the back,
Horses overdriycn on a hot day die often of
spinal paralysis or pulmonary congestion and
apoplexy caused by the suns rays heating the
body and blood to a great degree. The hood or
bonnet in common use is quite faulty in con-
structon. 1t does not shield the eyes at ALL
The horses eyes should be shielded from the
suns rays just as a man whose eyes are innam-
ed protects them with green pasteboard shade
For twenty-five cents or less you can protect
your horses head better than ali hoods or bon
nets for sale at the harness makers.
Get an old straw hat minus the crown, with a
broad brm, or a shin piece of hoop stick, and
make hoop about foot in diameter; cover
this with piece Of green cloth, old green baize
or tlannel-green absorbs the hot red and yell
low rays Of the sun-then with a few bits of
copper wire attach it to the headstall or binders
in sucl way that it will stand three or four
inches above the horses forehead, and project
at least three inches over his eyes. Your horse
will stand the hottest sun. 30 far as his head is
concerned and il you wish to prevent his body
and blood from getting oYerheated. cover his
ba1k.~frOm his shoulders TO tail with loose
blanket OF thin cottOrres-lfnAn cloth, of low
or green color. During the hot season many a
horse could be saved by this simple process
On the hot sands Of the desert under burn
ing sun, Arabs protect their horses and cames
iii similar way. Gar and cart horses should be
protected, and the blanket frequently wet, aud
they will hanr the fatigue and heat OF a long
drive much better for it. Black and bay horses
suffer more from the suns heat than white
horses because the dark color absorbs nearly
all the hot rays Of the sun.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-01
Ocenn Grove.

dRhaIMpaovEMEErs GOING oN-pRospEcrs OF
THE CAMPAIGNING.
ol' Grove, situated on the beach a few
mlles low Long Branch, has suddenly risen to
pronnlce as camp.meeting ground. The
BroVs,n sand-bank, which only a few years
ago w desolato waste. The move land a man
oWhe1 ore the advent OF the Ocean Grove
Assoclal the porer he was thought to be, but
now tnsco asked for single lot vary from
ToU toS As il by magic scores of sma II
cottaSesve sprung up in aud around the
grove ming stirring little village. The
grouhus in over thirty acres, guarded from
the out5ivorld by a high fence, and laid out
III proHu Iues and shady walks. Tho trees
are not Warge, but what they lack in size is
made up lumber; so the shade is good.
Every " noticeable improvements are male
IN ana ap9le grounds. This year the roads
are lhucn lar than they were last, aud the
drive from Long Branch Depot OF tho New
Jersey o3u'l Railroad to the grove is vastly
Tho men of the association claim to re-
ceiVe no peL from the sale Of the land, aud
none OF tile ers even receive a salary except
inc superlntSnt, who devotes all his time to
the Duslnessall the proceeds of sales are ap-
plled 10 the l1vement OF the place. In camp
meeting seatwhich will be in the carly part
of August neA,a nlaca ia adn,irablv aiantad
| for the purpo IL intended Tor Al nresent
the grove isa with bnsy workmen building
new houses spreparing those already built
ior tue recepns their occupants. Over fifty
cottages haVel erected since last summer,
| anu many to be in readiness when the
rush comes. Office and telegraph station
are located Jnss 10 the gate. There is an air
OF rellslous ulsel about the place. The first
thlng one sees ltice to the effect that the
gate il not open eek davs after 1O,90 in tho
evening, and not on SUNDAY, and visitors
are cautioned torain from Roat,no m The
Sabbath, and evoL,ing ia dscontinns6 that
the day may % ntirely sacred.
Nhe August leeting will continue for
ten days but thelt 40 t1 be a zea-side CON
vention beginning 10
The little cottage the nlace Ioel trim and
tidy ana are aPprN by neat gravel-walks.
some owners arc ing grass-plots, though
the undertaking or difficult at present.
Numerous tehlh cted when the crowds
gather, ahu DuhSd rented at a low figure.
Ihere are several ~. y-houses at which the
maximum price POI for accommodation Is
| 80.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-01
PERSONAL AND PARTICULAR.

Many of Chicagos new buildings are tenant
less.
New Orleans markets arc globular with can
taloupes.
Had timos ere making diamonds cheap in
New York.
-Longstreet will defend himself from the
charge of losing the battle of Gettysburg.
Nancy Harvey (colored) died in Baltimore
on Wednesday evening, aged 1T years. She
didn't know Washington.
IL If you don't throw away that cigar I'll
render you eligible for the grave" is the way a
Vlcksburg street car conductor talks.
Lieutenant General Sheridan has accepte
the invitation to be present at the Inauguration
aud unveiling Of Tho statue to Ethan Allen in
Burlington, VT, on the 4th.
1t was not General Beaurcgard, but some
"Oher man" Of the same name, who signed an
address to the people of Louisiana fayoring the
rights Of the colored people.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-01
Killed by lightning.

FURTHER PARTICULARS OF THE FATAL BOLT AT RE-
HoBorH BEACH.
Brief mention was made in tho COMMERCIAL,
y yesterday, Of the killing OF man at Rehoboth
by the lightning Later intelligence confirms
the report, and furnishes some further particu-
ars When the storm came up. tho workmen
took shelter in the cottage, some down stairs, but
Terrence Short. .(printed yesterday Stanley Short
tho man killed, and another man were in an
unper ROOM The fall OF rain was an unusually
heavy one, and fitering through the foundation
wall caused it to crumble. The workmeu.
alarmed, at once gathered up their tools and
started for the hotel through the pelting rain
and all had quilted tho building but Short, who
the fatal bolt descended and striking him killed
him instantly. None Of his companions were
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-01

BARNUM AND HIS INDIANs.-On Thursday next
p r. Barnnm y eAh;bit hia 'rihe ~ 95 wild in
dians, at the Opera House. They remain only
for the day and give two performances-at 2
and o'clock Z. NJ. or these indians Mr.. Bar
nun SAYS
This Tribe OF Indians is p. T. Barnum's con-
tribution to the Vienna Exposition. They are
picked men and Squaws and perfect representa-
they the lifeless semicivilized Indians from the
frontier settlements but were chosen from
among the widest tribes on the continent.
This, undoubtedly, will be the last opportunity
ever offered our citizens of seeing real Indians
surrounded by all the paraphernalia Of Indian
life, without incurring the expense Of thousands
Of miles OF travel, and the dangers and perils OF
the Great Western Plains.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-01
Cooling Cup.

In these warm summer days. says a writer in
the Boston Journal, a cooling cup is a dssider-
atum. All shot and rebellious liquors" should
be abjured; but such dainty drink as the fol-
lowing may be taken con dmOre: Half fill china
punci-b bowl with slices OF pineapple (the Tind
cut therefrom) and lemon cut very thin arran-
ged in alternate layers, each layer being strewed
with white granulated sugar. Pour over the
fruit as much claret wine az will fill the bowl
cover closely and let It stand six hours. Then
put in piece OF ice, and when cold turn into it a
bottle of plain soda-water, and serve in large
goblets with slices of pineapple and lemon.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-01
IntIuntrInINews.

The firm OF Wolverton, Whitmer, Co, at
Sunbury, Pa intend to engage extensively in
the manufacture OF car-wheels and have pur-
chased from the proprietors OF the Scott Foun-
dry, at Reading the TASKS and fixtures OF their
car-wheel department, which, to be closed out
MIR. ii. O. Crecelius, of Reading Will assist IN
starting the works at Sunbury.
A rail mill is being constructed in Louisville,
Ky,, at cost Of half million Of dollars, for the
manufacture of rails by new system, which is
said to do away with manual labor Before the
iron comes out perfect rail it is passed through
thirteen different sets of rolls without halt,
and is turned over five times for side rolling.
The iron for rail is taken from heating fur
mace and transformed into the proper shape in
thirty seconds
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-01
PENNSYLVANIA EI zEEz

DhNNSiL'ARRAAAhL RAILROAD. D. - 80
ON AND AFTER SUNDAY, JUNE 30, 1873,
Trains leave Depot, Thirty-second and Market
streets, Philadelphia.
MAIN LINE WESTWARD,
Paol Accommodation, go so and 1880 A. NJ, LILO
AS, $50, 10 and 1l.OO p. M. on sunday $50 A
Niagara Express daily, except Sunday. 1870 A M.
Lock Haven and Elmlra @ Ex. daily,ex sunday AN.
Washington Was to % EXP No daily, ex Sunday il 20 N
Fast Line and Erie Express, daily, ex-
HsrrRsb1Tg TRs % Acc. daily except Sunday, 2sS +. n
Lancaster and York Acc. daily,ex-
PSrGssSuTg sRs Su4g4 except Sunday, $50
Pittsburg Express daily except Sunday 7.s0 P. NJ.
Cincinnati Express daily, $40 p. M.
Southern In61 Express ES daily d,Tv 1879 NJ
Essl5s I Y E1Psssi daily ,,; u, : ;,d iiss +: y
For Emigrant Express Train, leaving 1905 P. M.
daily, except Monday, tickets must be procured
and baggage delivered at lie Market street by s
NEW YORK DIVISION.
Express for New York 2 so, 10, T1b, 50, $50 and
II IN, y 80, 1.l6, 800, $50 and e55 P. M, and
New YORK Sunday Trains 90, $40, 1856 A. NJ, l2 80
6.55 P. M, and 1920 night.
Emigrant Train for New YORK 12eO night
Accom-, for Trenton, ll.sO P. M
FROM KENsINGToN DEPOT.
For New York T.5l A. M. daily and $40, +. M.
Bustleton, $40 A. NJ l2OO noon 6.lb and T. rs P. NJ
Trenton, TsO, IoO 10, NJ. AIS, $40, $50 and
6.SOP.M
FOR BELWDERE DIVISION.
Express for Trenton, Lamb've, Phillipsburg, East
on, Scranton &c, 7.30 A. NJ. and 400 P. Nj.
Way Train to Lambertvllle and Pennington, 1000
For Pennington I. 81. 1000 A. NJ, and 80, Pm.
Accommodation for Belyidere b.sO P. Nj.
AMBoY DIVISION.
FROM MARKET STREET FERRY,
aud via Jamesburg and Monmouth Junction $50
A. M.,and via Monmouth junction and Perth Am
Accom-. for New York, via Trenton, @ &c. s. and 10,
A. N. IL noon, 8, 8, and p. M. For Trenton, 4,
way Train for Burlington, $50 ?. NJ.
Way Trains for Bordentown. 8 and l1.sO P. M.
For KinkeTa Branch; 80 A n, 2 2a1d5 Nj
For Long Branch, $50 M and 2, 7
For Hightstown, 900, A. M, and 1.s0, $50 and 6,
For Pemberton, and Long Branch, and Tuckerton
For E1Sao MeGferd a. ' I ~ is0 sSq and
For MI Holly and Pemberton, 9, ll.l6 A.. M, and
l.sO, sl5, 40, 59o, $50 P. M. For Mt holly 80
Trains arriue Thirty-FTst and Market Strests;-
From Pittsburg, $780, T15 A. NJ, $3.50, P. NJ, daily;
12 20, 6 90 A. NJ, l2 S5 N except Monday. From
Ma9da1 ANU ana nv sunday sa From From
SePt Monday. BrIm Lock LoSk HAY Haven. El@lrs ana d
1l.45, 10 80 (Aens) NJ 12 15 12 So, 1, 7l6, 1855,
922, (Konsl 10 20, and II IS NJ. Sunday Trains
Gs2 9.12, (Kens) o IS. 10 20, 11,45 NJ, and 12.45
A Nj. From Easton, Phillipsburg and Lambertville
1913, p NJ; Kensington Depot, 0, 1912 N, 4.55,
M.
Sleeping car Tickets can be had at sol Chestnut
Street, and Depot, Thrty-Second and Market SITS.
The Union Transfer Company will call for and
I heck Baggage from Hotels and Residences. Time
Cards and full information can be obtained at the
Depots and Ferry named above, and at the follow
ing
No. 9Ol Chestnut street;
TICKET OFFICES: No. S3S Chestnut street
No. 116 Market street;
A. j. CASSATT. General Manager
my26 d. NJ. BOYD, JR, Gen. Pass. Agent
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-01

Pccuninry Liability oil street Car Companies.
The widow of Avery u. Putnam sued under
the statute, the New York Seventh Avenue Rail-
road Company for pecuniary damages for the
loss Of her husband through tho negligence Of
it's employees in giving Foster the opportunity
to murder him. The Court below gave her
Judgment for 5000, and the question being
new, the defendants appealed. Justice Van
Worst, on Saturday, delivered the opinion OF tue
General term OF the Superior Court, Justice
Mcneil concurring. After briefly stating the
general law of the liability of common
carriers, the Judge said that the primary
cause of the plaintiffs injury in the loss
OF her husband may bo directly traced to the de-
fendants themselves, who entrusted the
conduct OF their business, and the safety OF
their passengers to persons incompetent for the
service, or regardless of their duty-persons
who were apparently indifferent alike to Fosters
disorderly conduct and Putnam personal salty
and who, either unmndful or not properly con-
sidering the consequence, neggently failed To
discharge a duty which, il performed, would
doubtless have obyiated the evil and homi-
eide A careful examination Of the case
fails to disclose any error in the ruling and
decisions OF the Judge on thetrial aud the
judgment appealed from should be affirmed
with costs. Chief Justice Barbour dissen-
ted from the conclusions of his colleagues.
Ho held that the rule that carrier must pro-
tect his passengers against personal violence is
limited to those cases where by the nature of
the carrying the power Of self-defen Q or escape
is limited, as ON a vesse or in a steam railroad
car, and docs not apply to the slow going and
easily stopped street cars.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-01
GiiY TnNeM.

Tho Receivers OF City Taxes give notice that
they will be at the City Hall, during this month,
to receive payment from Taxpayers, sitting from
s to II o'clock, in the forenoon, and from to O..
in the afternoon. Until the LIST of August, de-
duction OF five per cent. is made on tho face of
all bills, and those who are ablo to pay at all
should avail themselves of this advantage.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-01
ATypogrnphIcaI ImpossIbIIIty.

The California people are wondering how
they shall vote The new election law is very
particular in requiring that the tickets shall be
Twelve inches long, and that the printed matter
shall bo 'single leaded," and in long primer
type. Now, in San Francisco, sixty-two officers
are to be voted for, and their names and those
of the offices which they seek can not possibly
be printed on twelve-inch ticket in legal form,
II Is simply typographioal imposs ibility.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-01
character

The Yarmouth party in Louisiana, giy' out
the idea that they think Of appealing to MacMa-
hon for protection by the power of France from
the "oppressions" of Governor Kellogg. This 1t
a super heated joke. On the whole, we wish
there was some truth in it, and that MacMahon
would try to interfere. 1t would be great sat
isfaction to administer a Yankee spanking td
rnch a fraudulent "President."
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-01

LIVELY TIMES AT THE DEPor.-The usual
lively times at the P. W. q b. depot about 10
o'clock has been enhanced by the departure of
another train about that hour. Under the new
timetable. train leaves the depot Immediately
after tho departure Of the Baltimore train, and
before the Delaware train is pushed up. thus
making seven trains which arrive and depart
delphia stops at all stations. thus relieving the
1880 delaware and Baltimore trains joined) of
80 many stoppages.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-01
Supposed Duel at New orleans.

that Colonel II. b. Rhett, Jr., chiof editor of
the Picayune and exJudge Cooley, had gone to
Mississippi City to fight duel. Cooley was one
OF the counsel for Hawkins in the suit Of the
latter against the Picayune, for libel.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-01

DIssoLUroN.-The firm OF Richardson &
Hoopes dealers in hardware at 303 Market and
302 and 304 Shipley Streets was dissolved to-day
by the with drawgl Of Geo. Richardson from the
firm. Edward W. Hopes will continue the busi-
ness at the old stand
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-01

A Wilmington paper rebukos tho Dover DcIa-
toarean for ''wild denunoiation," after having IT,
self Just attributed to the people of Kent coun-
ty, (one-fourth the population Of the Stato) an
.'insane, barbarian, and unchristian' soft OF
character
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-01

EXCURSION TICKRTs FOR REHoBoTH.-During
the camp meeting ut Rehoboth Beach, excursion
tickets will be sold to Lewes for 81 80. Convey
ances will be furnished from this point to the
Lamborn will have charge OF the Wilmington
Boarding Tent.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-01

Wagner, tho Isle Of Shoals murderer, was re-
turned to the Jail at Alferd, Me-, yesterday morn
ing.
Michael Bryan was fatally injured on Satur-
day by falling down an embankment at North
Bridgewater Mass, on Saturday.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-01

The MEMORIAL FoUNrAIN.-Water was fret
turned on the fountain on the Avenue, erected
to the memory Of the late Ferris Bringhurst this
morning. Although erected last year. 1t was
not completed until this summer and this is its
frat
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-01
The BaIool-itics,

NEW YORK, July 1.
Work has been commenced on Professor
Wise's balloon. His expedition will start about
the twentieth OF August.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-01
weather Record.

REPORT OF THE SIGNAL SERVICE.
WASHINGTON, July 1.
Probabilities For the Middle States, light to
fresh Southwester!y and. Westerly winds, with
clear and clearing Weather.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-01
Basa BalI,

The Bostons defeated the Mutuals at Boston
yesterday by a score of II to 6.
At Philadelphia, yesterday the Athletics were
once more beatea by the Philadelphia Club
The game was a loose one, with poor fielding,
and the scores ran up to 81 and II.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-01
The Clayton House

Tne ClhytOn HOUSE
ARRIVALS UP TO 1.30 PM, TODAY
q Weslmore, Phila, .slphia.
W s Auchincloss and wife, City.
Hugh Martin, Seaford.
] Van Gaskin, Smyrna.
- Lewis Thompson. Mill Greek.
Charles @ Stockley. Georgetown.
W M Shakespeare, Dover.
Jos I Beatty and lady, Philadelphia.
VIM McKepplar, Md.
W W Weminger, Phila.
] A Hamilton, Baltimore.
Warner Brown, Portland, Nc.
John J Henry, Del.
Harry II Johnson, City.
John Atherly wife and mother, phila
Jas II. Windrim, Phila.
F Ramsey, Jr., Boston.
Frank d Turner, Washington.
BENZ Johnson, City.
Benz Ferris,
Mrs Wm II Lawson. Phila.
Mary g. Lawson, Phila.
VIM. G..
II. s. Miller, Z" -
A. Hopcraft, N. Y.
Il. II. Dyer, Albany, N. Y.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-01
9eaths.

MCDANIEL In this city, on the 2Gth inst, Mrs.
Emma McD Inle, relct of the late John McDan-
iel, in the S2d year Of her age.
The relatives and friends OF the family are re-
spectfuly invited to attend the funeral, from her
late residence, IO5 King st on Wed legdly, July
Cd at O'Clock. SerVi res 10 commence ut u
Oock. Interment at White Clay Creek Cemetery.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-01

Ev-Persons leaving the city for the summer, and
wishing TO have the DAILY COMMERCIAL sent to
them, will please send us their address. Where the
naper is desired for esa than month"; the postage
had best be prepaid at this office. BY prepayment
of postage by stamps regularity OF delivery win be
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-01

nj A a DENNIsON's PATENT SHIPPING
IAnn TAGS.
Over geo millions have been used with
IHIuA in the past ten years, without complaint
IAI4I of loss by tag becoming detached. All
III NV Express Companies use them,
aprlT-T-Th-S-Smfp
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-01

At Virginia City, ON Sunday night, large
quantity of giant powder, stored in Roots bull
ding exploded, totally wreclling that building
and tho Bank of California. Ten or twelve per-
SONS were killed.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-01
The shah.

HE LOOKS INTO THE BANK OF ENGLAND.
LONDON. July /.
The Shah of Persia visited the Bank of En-
gland this afternoon.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-01
9rnposaIs.
8auk Statements.

n EPoRT OF THE CONDITION OF "THE
ID DELAWARE CITY NATIONAL BANK, AT
DELAWARE CITY," in the State of Delaware, at
the close Of business on the 18th day Of June, 1873
Loans and Discounts, ss22o11s
Oyprurafts 4lG9
II s Bonds to secure Circulation, 62OOOOO
Other Stocks Bonds and Mortgages, n4ll.H
Due from Redeemng and Reserve Agents, 6,2Il rs
Due from National Banks, 1,I52.05
Due from State Banks 2l9S II
Banking House, 100000
Furniture and Fixtures, 1,0iS.42
Current Expenses, 1,OS4.2G
Taxes Paid, oOA28
Cash Items ISO.3I
Bills of National Banks, 1,06s.00
Bllls of State Banks LOO
Fractional Currency Qncluding Nickclsl, 9S 2Il,d9
Specie (Coin), 5000
Legal Tender Notes, sN6.OO
=- slss, l5O.5s
LIABILITIES.
Capital Stock paid in, $s000o.0o
Surplus Fund s,334.1l
Discount 1,966.4T
Exchange, 16l.3o
Interest, 100000
Profit and Loss T30.56
National Bank Circulation outstanding, 5l95200
Individual Deposits 36.29l ~
Due to National Banks, 4il63.lO
Due to State Banks and Bankers l,SagoI
si86,i5O58
State of Delaware, County of New Castle ss:
|, Francis Mclntre, cashier OF "The Delaware
CITY National Bank" do sOlemny swear that the
above statement is true to the best OF my knowledge
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 31th day
of June, 1873. Il, d. CLEAHEk,
Noa-y Public.
Corrcct-Attest:
BARNEY RRYBOLD,
CLEMENT LEM ST1s REEVES, Directors,
A. CoLBURN, Ul
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-01

The reduction of the Public Debt, during June
was 81, ,155, 15O. Thus do we still reduce the
burden,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-01
MILLS QUOTATIONS. TODD
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

II. M Jenkins of the COMMERCIAL, returned
home, yesterday
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-01
CommercIaI Reports.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

PHILADELPHIA, July l.
Cotton dull at 20l&. Flour unsettled super.
fine $39l@S41@ extras S456@s5. Wheat firmer;
State Indiana and western red, $1.75@$1 80 /;
amber S1.52@S1 G5 F.; white $l.6S01.72. Corn
steady yellow 55c mixed western, 54c. Oats
in moderate request white, 43@i6ci black and
mixed, 40@43c. Whlskey dull 93&.