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The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-25
General Merfhandise.


w A L L l N G F o r D
WHAT MAKES THAT ROOM so CHEERFUL
AND ATTRACTIVE?
Why, can tell you; 1t is hung with picture,
from the
NEW PICTURE GALLERY
opened by
A. HILL son
last month. IL is up STAN just back OF the
Millinery Department, ~ they have got
and will sell even the most attractive. You can
get FRAMES, also, OF every size and variety;
SO carry your pctur, TO them ana nave iheni
framed TO beautify your homes. Call ana see
their soc. Rustic Frames. This room also con
tans an elegant display OF
PAPER HANGINGS, BORDERS, ETC, ETC.
All new and attractive Patterns. We have re-
moved our OIL Cloths TO this room and added
few pieces OF woolen carpeting at very low
prices; also, Hemp Carpet, stair Carpetlng,
Hassocks' Mats, &C, &C.
We trust our customers Will not go elsewhere
to buy Summer Goods Sat cost" as we shall sell
for the next thirty days our entire stock OF
SUMNER GOODS,
consisting OF
PRINTS, DRESS GOODS, sHAwLs, SHOES,
CLOTHING, FANCY GOODS, ETC,
at greatly reduced prices. AS low rs they can
be bought in the county.
Call and examine our elegant SUITS for the
boys who will attend the Grand Reunion.
Come and 'dress up In style" Our stock OF
GROCERIES, FLOUR. ETC,
was never more complete. We can, as ever.
give you bottom prices on Sugars and Teas.
Having received a new invoice OF our Ia nous
SIC. Tea, we can give a better bargain than ever
for that money. Remember we have tea for a
lower figure, but this is GOOD TEA the only
complaint OF the housekeeper ~, that II mas so
many "visitors" In II.
We have few HATS and BoNNETs, which
we will sell at cost (or less 10 close.
Our MILLINERY business has been so en-
couragtng that we shall continue the depart
ment through next fall and winter so the ladies
can look out for new styles as soon as the sea-
| son opens. We shall improve our assortment
| as we see the trade demands it--doing all We
| can 20 accommodate our trade.
A. HILL a SON, WAILINGFoRD.
iy3ldldSwtf
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STATE NORMAL SCHOOL,
CAsTLEToN.
Free Tuition Is offered 20 all who graduate,
and thorough course In branches required by
the State, together with theory and practice OF
teaching. REV. X. q. WILLIAMS,
l5augd&wtf Principal.
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educational.
CASTLETON SEMINARY.

C,ASTLETON SEMINARY.
The next Term viii commence on the ith OF
september.
TELEGRAPHY STILL TAUGHT.
This Old and well known institution Is still
teachers, for preparing young men for college,
or FOR business and Offering unusual facilities
In Music, French, Drawing and Painting, and
other accomplishments TO young ladies.
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THE FINANCIAL PANIC.
Legal Tenders Received from Wash.
ingtOn.
SCENES Ar TEE GOLD EXCHANGE
General Desponding In Now York.

The great public anxiety on the subject
of the financial crisis and the condition Of
affairs in the chief monetary metropolis of
the country we have cullcd from various
sources the most interesting and important
intelligence TO lay before our readers this
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-25

$50
AT ASHMUN'S
EMpI. f OF A 5 II ON
DIPLOMA AWARDED
At the recent State Fair for the most
stylish and handsOmest assortment
of Millinery, Fancy and La
dies Furnishing Goods.
BARGAINS BARGAINS
In opening OF the season. Pun line OF Millinery
PATTERN HATS. FLOWERS. PLUMEs, TIPS
TRIMMED AND UNFRAMED HATS.
Ribbons, Netts, Iaces, Frames, &c, at prices
cheaper than ever.
NOVELTIES IN ABUNDANCE.
TIES. TIES!
Long SIX Windsor Ties in all shades ut IS cents
Frlnged at Soc Polka dot Tie at i0c., and a full
and complete line OF all the latest styles and
SutiQ'@ NJ DOltuin Prices.
UNDER G. ARM ENTS.
We Will sell you a seven tucked skirt AT 81,
embroidered Chemise at 81, tucked and en-
broidered drawers at 81, long night robes, beau
tlfully made 81 go; Childrens Slips at Soc, all
worth double the money.
CORSETS AND BuSTLES,
Belts, Infants wear, Hosiery, Lace Collars, RUM
ing snd Collarets.
KID GLOVES
sl.a5.
LACE Wells
All STYLES and prices, from e5c. upwards.
| REAL HAIR.
| We stil continue TO sell those long, heavy.
first class hair switches at 1918 and 50; Linen
braids one yard long, al 40c.
JEWELRY! JEWELRY!
In abundance. The latest and handsomest
novelties in this line at prices lower than ever.
CALICO WRAPPERS
| made OF handsome and best prints, cut Polon-
| aise. at sl.T5, and lots OF useful, stylish and
cheap novelties at
ASHACNs TEMPLE or FASHION,
Nonpareii Block,
No. .,
CENTER STREET.
, 1873-10-06


THE nErEAh or TIE 1EaAr1-rENDER ACT,
thorcby making groonhRckB n lesnl-tondnr only
III Payment Of dobts contracted prior TO such re-
peal. Thoso who aro nlroady howling for moro
and want yrconhacks dolMocfasod IN yalno 4,
order to Diminish, tho roal amounts thoy will
otherwise llnye to t,ny.
It iB llnquoationnbly trEto tint tho recent
old tlells moro difficult, md wllatescr oongresH
doos, its ncton sllonld DO ma.to with somo rof9r.
onco to tho roltof OF debtors. ny
tho Issue Of ooa 49,, large part Of tle the
so.called sAioooooo rGseryc r., r. ,onm s u the to
Tho Now York bnnks, and through them to tho
stock Spectators, tho Administration Hoct,a dls
rosod to meet tho t,'nano cry for moro currency,
financial syatom that produced tho present erlsls
But bororo tho recout panic there lad bcon
for month, n condition, Of thing;s!, which do
na,,dot tho repeal of the Lognl-Tcnder acs
for broatstnfrs in Europe, md tllo revolution II
tho iron trat!o, hal produced aituation In which
tho speeio Of Europe began to flow to this coun-
try. This III tho situation yet, and IT tho logn!
ea sir s2ss ssgpft'r for Of old ss s Il 1SS s
clio will roman with, ,ua. It viii
become II part of our circulating medium, aud
within few months will largely increase lta ng-
gregate amount. T. wilI porl,aPg be argued 6y
largely tloprociato their value. Well, If t
does it win only mako tho payment Of old
dobts tho easier. On tho otllor hnnd, II It
docs not, tho specie would oircalato tho moro
freely in connection with groenbackB. aud tho
supply Of money DO moro ab,ludnut. In oitilor
case 1t would havo tho worry offects that tho
gsoonback nllationists dcsro to produce. The
11lreronce, however, In tho two methods is, that
tho repeal proposed, is ut tho same time step It,
the. direction OF apocio payneuts and sound
bABis Of crodlt, while groonbaok initiation now,
would bo n stop IN direction that would mako
tho long -ialltod-of specie resumption almost inl-
| possible and would eventually rosult In n tom
| times greater smash than Inns just boon oxpe-
| rionced. ..-
! It 10 altogether probable that within the next
three months This country will 10 committed to
| ono OF tho two courses aboyo indicated. Which
Hlall it bo? Shall It bo in tho direction that
every sound and ndntellgent tinancier will indicate
as tho only basis Of permanent prosperity, Or
shall tt be--in obedience to the cry Of the potty
de,nagognes and tho jachass amateur fnanoiers
lin tho direction Of another drunlson imitation
OF eonfl1ouco with The deusious of irredeoinablo
papor money?
| LOCAL RATES FOR noSns.
MeEars proyton,. Koan j. Co., quoto ns fol-
, 1873-10-06
Review fer tho Week Ending sntur-
dny Evening", Oct. 4.
SATURDAY EyEH1Nn, Oct. 4.
The receipts Of livestock during tho week have been

Early In tho week tho situation OF affairs In this
coud BE-. Tue lack oi crrcncy, ana tno dilonlty of
neg0@ngG @ G Sa4s az saef VICE MSeh
VIVA gloomy enough. Al tho week wore away, how-
prospsst orghten.sa :; TclsgEs"s s from tue
tesHi teaen Il @ eonnscon With tho faet TINT tho ban1s
mo,Iaaps, wssS ~ chsnge9 nSs IL tSe complexion ot II
fairs Increased activity anraug np IL ali depart
Vaes " Was b rs Th are nw ceared
stock, nnl ut the close, thcrc IL nparent among Al
easses Of operators ffsng tHs q l., rstps
prices prevalent, mud the generally improved teus Of
tho market. will induce Too liberal supply nna ahat
tho opening Of tho becfpackng season. the purchases
OF tnat Interest amounting to nbont 900 head shoa
ttsusa Tin @a1usi duSinR pha tbs ensuing aas week. ~
0ATTLEThe greatly diminished receints, result
1 eoary TIT ant noee cattle wo
10 received at tho Union Stock iarts, has snabioa
eellers to work o the large .. tnS rr
Wner S s al increased demand fsol local aud outside
beiore TIC coso prices Of tho different grades had
worked back to about whcro they were before tho panic
Of stock, aud II our receipts can s,. bo kopt
down % reasonaele ross!t tue eomlng
T s, e sa ssss M sns av.4se ess
Of stock but tho aalo catto were. with few exee
tiora OF low grae, tho general Averages was exceeds
uly poor The grcnt bulk Of offerings ElanBea hnnds
%eru tasen 1T ss5o@0o-tho outside ayrs bong paid
! Iii only ono tsastasce ..-..
To-day tho market very quiet, and values under
went no farther matera! ehaAgs During tue apeu!ng
houss puIy limited amount of trading WIS d0Ao, bIlt
later buyers took hold with freedom. Tho mar
ket closed hrm ut the range Of prices given below:
1 QUOTATIONS.
Extra pecvcs-araled steers averaging 4oo ox,o m
Choice Beovea- fat well formed yoar
to year old steers, averaging 1,o00 10 ~ m
aosa nooyos.wo incly formed
Bteess, averaging 200 to laso u.s. 47aosh.2'
| Medium dradsa-Steors In falr lesh aver
aging ,15o to ESQ 0hs.....:..:;,....... as'@4'o
1 Dutchera' Stock Common to fur steora.
aysraging 500 10 ,loo lbs. aas@4os
'' fes asersHIng Tao 10 to ioso ts. 3oo@ass
snuu' Ous aud M sealawag seer, 17s25o
Cattle-rexas choice fed. ...,.... 4.a0ttA1n
Cattla-Toxas Northern wntoteu ,....... 3.aGsi.1 ~
IIOds-During tla first three tays Of tho week the
market wuB much depressed. Tho frcA rcceipts wero
1ucagre but thu peas full Of hogs tint had been
left over from last wcck ant being hammered by TIC
slow, and tho accumnntionA wcru worked OF with
great ditiony, at the law rango OF 40.
subsequently thoro was decided Improvement, both In
havo crept up strong a5Gs3oo por LOO bs, OF 10 a5@
4.76, for common coarse noayy to extra Light. Tho
pens arc now empty, and the mariiot ciosea urn,
S fair Fospeos tar e 1s asas e r % weon Me ~ enee ae
heavy, mid at $4.40@4 4.7a for ioor to extra light.
RliEEp--nwiag 10 tho Bcant Birply, pricea OF thia
class Of stock have advanced to higher pont than aa
seiiins sSi ssi a. 's M ssoossss AI afe aol IL
nioaian, n aud 1t tl.7ses.oo ior gool to choice,
, 1873-10-06

s1o.5o@19.o211i yolor january, s19;5o@19.75'
Lnrd, cash or holler octol,or, 79A@79{o; sum,
7slo; sei]er December. 434o; do seller January,
71s@so; do sollor. Fobrnary, 8@oMo. sweet
picked hams quoted at o@D1o1Sc. Dry saltctl
mcata nt s}}s@b1Alo for short rina i; ana salo
for short olear. English moats, e'1o J., tor
both boxed. 6rocn 'hema Qe. iha) nt 30,
asked, Hcllor Docombor: SHORT ribs, sol|or Do
61S@7e; do shoulders, 411a@4se4c. Bacon is
quoted at $40 for shoulaessi 9z4e for oloar ribe
rackoii. Moas beef, as.5o@s:75; extra mess Dc,
sn5o@o q; boof hanla, s2o oo@n' 30. Cl.y TT
saon were reported Of 21o brla moss pork aat
$1,000; 100 brls do At, a1A.5o; 140 brls now do
ut 3l5.25 250 tea lard, neller Decombori nt
7Aio; 10000 lba s,lmmor-curcd short ribs ct 8c
4,0ao lbs swoot pcAieA hams ut l1e 8,ov !bs
bacon hama on private tcrins; 1000 lbs bellies
at Be-.
The Daily Commercial Report gives tho fo1-
lowing as tho shlpmorta Of provisions from tins
point for tho week. onling Oct. 2. 1878, md sinco
Nov. 1. 1872 also comparative fiBurea:
, 1873-10-06

consumption: 300 bu wheat; 2,5i5 BIT corn;
2,558 bu onts 734 bu rye; 0.0o5 BIZ barley.
withdrawn for do during tho weols: 1t,A07 bu
wheat 10000 bu corn; 1880 tu oats; b,o7l bu
rye 18,2i0 bu barloy.
Tho following grain Inns bcon inspected
into storo this morning mp 10 10 o'clock:
1877 cars wheat; $50 cars corn $500 bn high
mixed 10, mud 1000 bu No. 2 do, by cannl; 40
cnrs oats; G cars ryo 90 cars barloy. Total
(59s oara), 225.000 hu.
Tho following wcro tho recoptu and shipments
Of broadatuffa mud liye stock at this poislt dur
Ing tho past wook and for tho corresponding
weelta o,,ding "a lntod'
, 1873-10-06

aud at rrcscnt tho prospects Of good fail trudo aro
encouraging COLLECTIONS porhapB easy - could
e ' ss sy fsassS s s ss s'R'iaa e he g s
,t4SS 1ssax 15 'asl ss!s :Ge g.
81 1s9s ~: ss 81
y ssrT :sss1 i: fate' ns'la 'ron' $50
Of is S-ct per cont il made I Il from this ill., '0'' -
~ s9psf &c. sepf
cut 10 alzca. 4so
w1s-2 ,ss 1,ls; eaa 2 o1s; XII 10 to II do'<c;
ise pes ss ass VIZ % pn"s
ssss. ;s 6 S:''s;s 'sess
e i2 is&s s & en- ifsJ: it, Id do ssoo 'n'A
NAVAL sTOREB-Wo continue to quote: Manila
5hSRs hsp sora T. T. sss masas nns = arss
feps Gs sao "a aaas; Sst' sss p''s''
easSon 9 nssa au n nesY II Sp
tons wa. quito o. ncvs could ba exlcctoa and tho
a~s Sssss t osss tsns ssa %
winter, 7sasoc do, current mako, 79@7so; No.
osa ssass 5 ~;s ssss sssss ;'T ss! ssS 3 s;
], 75o; bank oil, e6s atfa!ts e5o; elephant oi,, ess
lin. common l6o11oc.
pOTAToI.3-TAe offerings arc meagrc, hat fully
equal to tho present requirements Of the trade sa1cs
aro made TO tho retail deacra OF sma'l qtanttiea.
There wsa moro doing III car lois, nnd sacs wcro
mule ~ boG9s2o for Elrly Rose. delivered. Sweet po-
| tatoes wero dull aud about 60o lower. VIC 1u0te
Good to elloico potatoea, Ill parrcs do pcr
bu. 7o@S!o Early hose It 13Ga76o OH track; yolow
| sweet; $5M.1ef@50o; M Jerseys, $4oo
POULTRY AND aAME-oh!ckens wero plentiful,
anu met with rather moro inquiry, but prices Wcrc r
regular, Tho supply being moro than nnpe. damc sold
{eaaily arc generally d. lower rfieca th9 offerings
chickens, s. spring do, 29oS3oo; dneks,
&300t93.25; geese, $Q0o9l0.0O turkeys. llt9l2o;
prairie chckons. 6aoGt926o quail ~ 59e931s fnAl-
AIn aucKHs 9s*1Gy1:oo paf aoH bula! oaeAn SLooG9
2; snipe. $ool2s .1s xaaison Saddles,
, 1873-10-06
CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET.

SATURDAY EVENING, Oct. 4.
Tllb recp,rts numbered se.auwsvs IN tue ne4hhae-
hood Of IL Or ID cargoes and, With the offerings le!t
oySr prolably not far from ~ rArEoss lhe inatael
fpw bIyora we're in attendance, A,nl they evidently
WIRE 1.ol particular about making parchntes conaa
0lIOnty rricxs Wero little better tlu no!AAl ut the
annexed s4nge Good to choice ln!ll.run boards and
s.rtps goeA str!na d and 3 hoSras ~
la01 common to medium TO, 1oiats ana
, 1873-10-06
MARKETS GBY TELEGRAPH.

Lr7snroo1, Oct. Ali q. m,-Markets unchanged
mud nrln. Flour, 28GS29s. Wheat-wlner, is Cd;
spring. lis 1odG12s 81 white, 12s Tide 12s Sd club,
13aG1las I'd, Corn, 33a. Pork, 7os; Lard, 4la Cd.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. Al =. m.-Breadstuda quiet:
buyers offering lower prices.
LONDON, oc,, - r. m.-The rato Of discount in
tho open market for three nont,a BILLS 1s per cent
money. D2X@02A for account, DIX; 5-oUs OF '65,
05zs do of B7, 06H; lo-aos 0151; now IS, %;
Eric, 49,
PARIS, Oct. 4.-nontes 6ef 30.
LIvEnrooI, Oct t-Eyening-Cotton hardening.
bales American, oeoo bales speculation and export
1000 bsles.
rnaiHt1tfra n,,fct and ,ifchnpped
, 1873-10-06
COMM ERCIAL.

SATURDAY EVENING, Oct. L.
Tho following wero tito receipts mud shpmouta
Of tho lcatliug articles of produce in Chicago
during tho past twonty.four hours, and for tho
corresponding dato ono year ago;
, 1873-10-06

greet tho "Nntional ror-1ackern' ABHooation" on ia
assembling hero In Soplonber, 1875.
LATEHT.
Tho produce mnrkoss woro quiet In the after-
noon, and little hottOr than nominal Wheat
cloBod ut II .D511, Md corn Mt 401c ao]lcr No.
veinber. Liere WAS no trading III this other oi,-
tionH. Provisions and lake froights wore inac-
tive.
, 1873-10-06

Three dollars per car II 10 hlot when Transferred,
which chnrge follows tho shingles.
ThieIness-FivS shingles to be two inches In thicks
nesh.
Length-sIxteon nctes.
HARDWOOD.
Black-W Walnut - Counters, $1n0.00@150.00: clear,
so5.0o6aB50o: common. $3o.oo@aooo: Gull, $2o.00a
35.00 flooring, 5000.
AAll--Clcar, $25. .00G9 94000 common, $l800@25.co:
Gull, S10.0o@i500; A0oring $50 1000.
Oak-Olear, f24.00@ @4o.0V; co1ninont $laoo@25.00:
cult, $a.O0915.00.
Iiickory-Olear, s2s, ,oo@5ouu; common. *2o.oo@
$500; Gull, Sl2. .00ta 1900.
hIap1e-0lear, $25. 5.oO@35.oo: common, slo,o0Go5.oo
Cull, SO, ,00.l G.60.
nattesnNt-cloas, sss.oo@cooo: common, t2o.oo@
5000. -~-.. .-0.
Cherry-olear, $40oo@6o.oo; common, $f5.oo@
35.U0 cut, ST.. .01G918.00. ..
whltewood-Olcar, t30oo@4o.oo; common. $4,000
@25.00 Gull, SIC. 0.0O916.00
wagon poles, each. 4565o box boards. $40. 1000
Flnrda rcd cedar, SIC per It mahogany, 100000 /;
do counters. 600; rosewood, 5o@soc; white holly, 300.
, 1873-10-06

P1TrapuKol1, Ta Oct. 4..-Ncflncd oil quiet quoted
ut 1Gc; November, 15alc; December, 151. Crude
dull ealcs reported ut 05c
, 1873-10-06
Kansas City Cnttlo HInr11 ct.

= SHttaa{ 75tsTd!eh 70 1ht t3HtfHJ0 IftbHfs'
KANsAy C1cy No., Oct MISUNDERSTANDING, 1,9G5
shipments, l,l44. Thcro Is q better feeling III the
MARKET with fair demand from packers. Operations
checked from want Of currency. Sales Of good
through Texas stecrH at $3.50 ordinary do, s2l0@
a.21 good through Te1aB cows, Sl.70; common do,
$1.00: good winorcI Iexas stcors, $a.15.
uous-Duli and weak; sales credit at IS 310@3,60.
, 1873-10-06

BosroN, Oct. 4.-Wool continues dull. Transactions
Of Ohio extra and abovo at 50G552Mc Michigan. 48@
5Uc; Western Geeccs, Aac; co1abing aud dclaina
Western, Southern Texas, ind Nevada, 27Ht937Ho.
, 1873-10-06
Money AND CO MnAE ERCE.
MONETARY.

SATURDAY EVENING, Oct.4.
Tho mont important feature in Westor1, finances
now. IL tho ratio OF Now York oxehange. Tho
continuance Of heavy discount ia, In tho pras-
ent Instance all ovi1onco Of doubt In regard to tho
stability OF tho Now York tanks AS far Us we
I'll Chicngo nro concornei It neel giyo us ITO un-
oasiucsa. In fact, tho discount OIL Now York or
change payable III Now York clearinghouse
certlilcatoa, w1tul, Is Weakening New York by
t]rnining tho currency auay from thoro, il Mt tho
Bn,ne titnc strengthening Chicago by bringing
the curroncv lere. Tho panic has left business
in disorgantzca condition. Tho reorganization
or bankiug will not be accomplished III all
places at once; it mist hayo Ho,,o ono place to
begin, and that placo Is uuqucsttonably Chioa-
70, for tho reason that We havo got hero
what will command money when nothing olso
will, viz breadsturs. 1t is. therefore, rathor to
tho advantage of Chicago tint tho Now York
banks have placed themselves III u condition
that drives tho currency nway from tlloro, and
permits 1t to concentrate hero. It looks now ~
though wo should havo more curroncy tn CHI
cago before tho close Of noxt woolz thnn wo
know what to do with. 1t III thought by some
that, as SOON IS VIC get plethora at currency
bnro, It will begin to flow back to The Now York
banlts, This would certainly DO tho cnsc If 1t
woro not for tho existence of tho
loan CERTIFICATES
In that city. Dut the fact TINT tho Now York
banks aro practically destitute Of currency
will operate to provont anybody from do
posting currency with them. They can-
not look for my accumulation Of
currency from thnt source. Their only course
Ii to socuro supply Of currency out OF their
own means, by tue collection Of their bills re-
ceivablo and tito Halo of thoir securities in tho
market for currency. Tho fact that they have
retired :1,o00.00o OF their certificates shows
somn slight progroBs in TINT direction, but doca
not by my means provo that tlcy will be abo to
retro oyor s2o, 600, 900 moro in tho samo way.
The collection of their bills receivable, and the
salo Of their securities to extont sufficient to
retire the lerpanng certificates, will nocossitato
AL Immense contraction Of loans, and possibly d
decline OF prcos OF stocks and securities. In
short, Now York only s.avod or the effects OF
tho pnnic to gone extent by the use Of the loan-
certificates; but these effects will, nevertheless,
have to DO experienced whom tho certificates nro
retired.
- tx1rtAT t3Fyt
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1873-05-10
something Now.

BNURNITURE AT YOUR OWN PRICES.
GOULD CO. sell the Cheapest Furniture.
GOULD & co. sell the Best Furniture.
GOULD a CO. sell the Strongest Furniture.
GOULD q co, sell the handsomest Furniture.
GOULD & co. have the largest Stock.
GOULD q co. have all kinds OF Furniture.
GOULD a co. have the newest Patterns.
GOULD CO. offer BargainB.
GOULD co. buy and sell for cash.
GOULD co. always give Satisfaction.
GOULD co. have great advantages In Manufac-
turing.
GOULD CO.'S Furniture is the most elegant.
GOULD a co. have Polite Attendants.
GOULD a co have Well-lghted Stores.
GOULD co. have four stores.
GOULD CO.,
n. Z. Cor NINTH and MARKET, Nos 81 and 81
N, SECOND St., 1906 MARKET st, and 272
s. Second Street.
PHILADELPHIA.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1873-05-10
HOW LARGE WILL THE PEACH CROP BE,

HOW LARGE WILL THE PEACH CROP Bee
We have not meant to say, at any time, that
all the peach orchards on the Peninsula, this
year would bear full" crop, it being a vel,
known fact that in some of the largest produ-
cling districts, the buds were completely de-
stroyed by the excessive cold. In New Castle
county, (including about one-third of the peach
district, in product) there will be very small
yield, indeed. Some large orchards will not pro-
duce fifty baskets Of fruit.
But South Of the limits Of this county, the
prospect is as good as it ever was, and far bet
ter than it was last year. In 1872, the peach
crop neatly all came from the latitude OF Dover
this year. the condition is reversed, and the or
chards in that latitude and South Of it will give
the bulk OF the crop. The East ala Shore or
chards generally promise well and there will
probably be from the important districts on.
Chester and other rivers, a very heavy yield.
We are therefore of opinion that the aggre-
gate Of baskets this year, will be of the arg.
est ever sent to market. The increased mum.
bar Of fruit-bearing trees must be allowed for
and this, with the very promising bloom Of the
old orchards, leads us to the above conclusion
The shipments by rail to Philadelphia and New
York may be less than last year, as it is the New
Castle county orchards, especially those abou'
Middletown, that send large part Of them, ant
the water shipments to Philadelphia are quit
likely to show decrease. But the other route
to New York and Baltimore, which tap the cen
trail and lower fruit sections, will caIy increased
quantities.
There is still some danger Of Injury to the
crop, though it is now nearly safe. In the con
sideration Of the subject, these possibilities o.
injury are Of course to be remembered. VIVA
we now speak Of is the present prospect, ant
we shall be much deceived if the aggregate pro
duct is not very large one.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1873-05-10

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Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1873-05-10

The New Jersey editors, who are in the habit
OF taking three days holiday, every summer
will probably try the fiahing at Long Branch in
a few weeks. Last year, they visited Atlantic
City, and the year previous, Cape May. These
little Re-Unions are always very pleasant.