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CHICAGO DAILY MARKET,

..-....- TUESDAY EvEa1ao, Jun. Il.
ALC0HO1-WaB in moderate demand, and steady,
DEANS s-0hoico grades of besns arc In demand, and
aaSieu 4 s2sSssso; ~ far e'a to psamc seoess 9aSss
nUTTER-The buttor markct has ruled more auiet
during the paat week, and eaaer. While tho demand
has fallen of, the recspta have increased, aud prices
aro sensihy lower for al descriptions. Choice Q1A-
tee are not yeTy peny and II such further deens
tending downward. Shippers and local buyers were
to-day operating to fair extent At he annexed Of
dairy packed, 24S2eo; medium to good, l8@22o; in-
DAdaINq--Prices rango the same as on the date Of
all goods in the ist but specially for grain bags.
ordor, aud mora than oqual present reqnirrs
Ie%sstosn 3usa ae:r,esn 52o hmosEeas oss s
asSo; gaaaes sinais, is@1oo 10, onhlo, 2So wo5 @
nRooM conN-rnere is no change in the market.
The better grades continue In fair demand aud
Light supply. The common qualities arc In liberal
2 do, {@7Hc; No. do, 8@3s<c; inside green, 3AG
&c ,;42 Dc 81 dn tt e ,2 ag psle snd 5ed 2@2Mc
being restricted to smal! lots for current wants. Prices
remain without material chnnge We quote: stuoco,
$2b0@27b Nav Xork stucco, Gazing, f3.75@4.oo Hu-
t,ss cement. $aS9 pr hlI Louisville cement,
Il bulk, e oss, si s2sSi.SS per ri
Ss Sa 4s5o sea pr ls a b1s2 :e sstESs s as
3l0.so@l1.00; Woodstock pressed range at {25.oo@
so2;e 4919 g 5oas ds Hssne
deli. nro clay, per brl $l.oo@50o. The following ia
tho st Of prices per box Of 90 feet for domestic vim
dow glass, from Which E reduction Of 10 aud per
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REAL ESTATE.

Tho following instruments were filed for REQ
ord On Tuesday, Jan. IA:
CITY PROPERTY.
Catherine 1t, bet Wood aud paunn sts, f. "a # TO
sney, dated Jau. 2; consideration, $500.
Catherine 1t, bet Wood and pauna Bta I, 2A It 10
alley, dated Jan: ! +; consideration, $500.
North Franklin st, let Wendell ind Oak eta, t, Lot
:, dated Jan. 10 consideration, $780,
Lot 81, III Block ., Of A1cItoynollfa Addition, dated
Jan. Z; consideration, 5000.
Lot So IN Block 2, Of Hnrrisons Blocks uud 2, Sec.
10, 80, IL, dated Jan, IL consideration, $3.50,
38o0.
The premises No. 200 Clybouru pacs, dated Dec, ls
The premises NJ. isl West Twelfth ST. dated Jan. IL
consideration, $],6D0
W u Of Lot - In Lot T. Of a1anterro l. Aikens Lots
sAnd IN Blocks and q, In sec 80 49, II, dated JAM
IL; confederation, {GOu.
Park ay T. 103,4xll11: #, In Block 2, Of purples
Eenrnl nar& Addition, dated Dec. 50, 1s72 consliera-
Ambrose IT. NV cor. Of Wood 1T, T. so.10o It, dated
Lot 20 IN Block g. IN Dradwells Addition, dated Jan,
0: consideration, 6G0O.
Hubbard ct net Leasitt aud Oakley sts, T. Lot 10.
dated p Sept. u, 1879 consideration, $1,000
os ~ IT, o. noek 81 sec 10, 30, H. dated Jun.
o.. Eight Lots n Hostein, dated Ja. Il; consideration,
NORTH or CITY LIMITS. -....
Lot %, IN Block iu In xtcr'a Il Of Il BecIon
70, 4oil4, dated Aug. II, 1879; consideration, $3.50
HouTH OF CRY LlMIrH,
o. Lot 9, In Lurt0n's Subdivision In II " Y
Section 13, 3S, dated July 2, 1874; consideration,
Lots II to 90, In IEurfords Subdivision IN !, of
6scoa s. ad 80, H. dated July TO- 1s72 consideration,
Lots1 to TO- IT and II to IS, in 11amb1etou,s u of
stderation, 1000.
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ported woakoning In Liverpool on both flour and
Nhont. Tho receipts Of wheat In Liverpool arc
@sfRg aySs sG%@thtat st s
scarcely DO other than weak undor Buoh iibural
arrivals, though tho shortage In Grcat Britain ID
yet largo. Wo etatedA fow days ago that, tho
as rapidly as possible because the quallty ia so
poor that they arc afraid to kooplt tilf warm
weather. 1Ioaco the foreign recciptn meet with
hoayy homo competition. Now. York was re-
nary grades. ao!lor February !oponcd at a1:2214:
Ssee1 Ssek to sia T. % 2nd "d'q elosad ror m It siaS
Seller t9s a pta or sss NS ,n,g a e.
sold at e1.25i i@t.241 e!oHng ut 81 No.
spring was qulct at t,28, with most holders
asklng highor figures. No. spring closed 81
No: i spring at s1.2o; 2,4eo bu No. spring at
e1.2014, $4,000 bu do at s1.20, 1000 bu do at
81.101[; 1000 bu No. 9 spring at 1913; $500
ao b. st 5 % n % Do rosofed as s24a % ~
1000 bu do 1t o2]]Go., Total, o., 200 bu:
Corn WAS again dull and steady at further
decline Of Ao,-tho ratio at which tho market haB
@ Ga ss Gs for ssYiFs d[s asys ps' nq
mont from other n,arkots, and no. shipping or
ders to sny point, either on tho seaboard or tho
interior Of tho Eastern States. Cash corn WAS
no f5sT M ~ %,
Eases wno & " Gnr5y .ians .core
sfaay sH,a tof pS1i saar to on or oaa No soIi
y ngl sai,ap III Tohr,,oFv at ao97%o
asisr Nfarc1 NJ sr5 anllor Hnrii at 8S
oIo aoor May o. nu ~ ttfot to ;nso
a ~ oonins onins nrn rannrto of N I'm
in1Sa1io eaIn ai1 sa!Es mn MSsb h IN A. an liz
n ~ an nH h,s a. a. ~ aL S In reaotod nj aso
a'S o cae as osn ~ III r, ~ nhom the aamc
Gass were ann. and nn tan,nP a. apuus w"a nc nnry
,lSon % s nr,at ~ ht X was sa diEcoptnno
M1,e, Me- Yne,. was o,1oto strong. Soilor the
n,nnt1, ani5 nt oblIG195tfo selior February at
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HOGs-!The Arrivals were oBtimatod at q, ,000,
q number larger by como 5000 than over before
yardod in one day. Tho effect Of this enormous
supply was visible in . further depreciation in
va1uos Of l5@20o per 100 lbs, the market falling
to s9.5o@a75, decline Of 25@35o since
Saturday. Opening sales, wero effect
cd at about loo "oR," or at
ss.eo@s.e5, but before noon tLoy had settled
another 10o and although at the reduction tral-
ing remained brisk, tho market closed without
any part Of the decline having been recovered.
1nn1ln,orable kilograms were To-day sent out by
Ing drovers to leep bhek their hogs Until tho
present large surplus is disposed Of. Diminished
receipts will probably follow this wholesale i'd
vice, and the opinion scanned to be entertained
were objected at an extreme range Of e3,4O@
3.8715, though tho great bulk Of tho transfers
wcro at s3.G0@3.70. Wo note tile following:
, 1873-01-15

OLB-1 we except decline of Il r. lard oil, aud a
slight reduction In caribou, there have boen changes
still light, but perhaps actiyo IL rsus at this
season Of tho year, and At tho quotations preva-
lent tho general foaling is one Of Armuess. Carhon
a4A@@25o; oxtra ar OIL 40 No. j. 87o No. ., Gao
linsccd, ray, So; do boiled, $50; whale, $50;
sperm, s2oo@21o; neatsfoot oil, strictly pure,
6s@76c; straita 72@75e; elephant o o5c turpentine
70ts72c: naphha. GJo gravity. 25c nAphthn common,
2Oe.
PAINTS, CoLoRs, AND PUTTY-No Iucreaae In
tho demand is perceptiblc, aud prces rensin nomi.
nally unchanged. We quote:
, 1873-01-15
COMMERCIAL,

TuEsDAx EVENING, Jan. IA.
Tho Following werc tho receipts and shipments
of produce at this point during tho past twenty
, four houra, and for the corresponding date ono
year ago:
, 1873-01-15
Exra-Gradcd stecrs overaging 1,450 1hs $6.259s.bo

E1tra-Gradcd steers averaging 1,450 1hs
and up|ard8.. ......................
Choice Beeyca-Fine, fat, we'll formed 3 year
to year old stcers, and averaging !, 800
to 400 lhs.. ......+.........: :.>......
Good Deeyea-Well-fa l-fattencd, nnely-formcd
Medium arades-steera In fair flesh, avcr-
aging 1,l01 to ! $50 0l>s....................
Butchersf 6tock-Common to medium
steers, and good 10 extra cows, for city
slaughter, averaging 800 to 1,loo ns. .....
8tock Cattle-Cominon cattle, In decent
tesh, averaging 200 TO 1850 lbs.
; lnferior-Light and thin cows, helfnrr,
atags, bulls, and scallawag sscerrs.. .,......
Toxns Catt!e-Northern sutnmered, ,........
Ta1na aCattl-Gnrn .fen
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Chow Chow {tIarvey) ta................ 673db Gas
ohow Glow l!I"rvoy ro. 5000 $50
CHEEeE-bomh slight improvement in the demand
is noticeable, and, prices at tho East qtiotcd
snnn higher, thero "a somewhat frtncr feeling hnro.
range Of prices will probably bo cssabllahe for really
ane gooas rs !ho supply of suel is small. Following
factory, 1f9l21lc: Western factory, 1l@l2Ic.
OOAL-1n this market tllo past wcok hna developed
no new fcaturoa. Tho market rernana exceedingly
firm both for hard md soft coais m slochs
are extremely lght nl1 around No quote !. Lohigh
81 o0: Eric, tl060@l GO; Dr!ar Till, sl0s0@t1oo
Walnut 5iill 1890; bloEaiurg o,0onl06o Cherry
Mine, S1000 Hooking Valley, &1U,0ot3 1870 Camel
ees1. $1,000; 1nd!ana block, s5.5oGt to0o; Minonk,
CoOpERAul;-T demand for ruckcrs goods Is
falr, With anp1c offerings. otlscr descriptions aro
9aiot md seady. W xoq q,oto: rork barrels. st9o9
2:25; fn'r barrels, 10es55o; rough atayes sl8.0o5
1000; whiskeym II barrgl IT. staves sa9.oo@25 % rer u
circle nonr headngs .73st u eet flour hoop poles
s40o@15oo y NJ; pork and tleEco polea s3o.oo@350 90
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sTfiEns ,or ;rnS eog'in,rs p.cyn
with values no1na1ly unchanged, though French calf
aud certain descriptions Of domestic stock held at
hghor 1gurca thnn the date of our last review. Tho
different grnde. Of French stock te since
adTatlce 10Gf5 per cent III New York, and coon 10
trahc fGvlyeS corresponding advance may 10 looked
FIR 1nin. Wn ntiutD !:
, 1873-01-15
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Tho receipts Of stock to-day reached eclre7t
hundred ~ cars, or some three hundred cara moro
coipts Of hogs wore estimated at 47,0G0-n good
'tceets supply for any other market than this.
Tho lack Of transportation facilities materially
intorfered with tho Eastward movement Of
stock; but this OWL bids fair to be speedily rom
ediod.. Mr. McCul1ooh, Of the Pittsburgh, Fort
Wayne l. Chicago Railway, to-day telographed
Nolson Morris That arrangements had been
made By which thore would hereafter be IN am
pie supply. This being the caso, Increased ao-
tiyity and bctter prices may be expected to pro-
vail tomorrow.
CATTLE Trading in this department Of the
live stook market WAS extremely elow, and pricos
Shippers were out in full force, aud, stimulated
by the reported advance Of ]]S@1o In the eea-
board markots, woro anxious to invest, but thcir
movements were curtei1cd by the lack Of carB
email amount OF trading vas done. The fcw
snles reported would indicate d slight dealinc
from previous rates, but as holders generally ro
fused to diapose Of their stock ut any material
nally, unchanged; There Is now q good
md and,e With l 'ppotbS bettor SUPP supply 'p0o oi
cars, incrcaaed activity may reasonably be looked
facilitiee for moving tic stock ont been ample,
all would, no doubt, have fotnd buyers, and at
satisfactory prices. The quality Of tho offerings
was good, though. scarcely up to the average Of
tho supply Of COWS and rough halt-fat steers.
Sales we're effected at range Of s2.50@6.25 for
poor cows, bulls, etags, and Bcrawny steers to
sales at tho extremes, l,owovor, tile larger por-
tion changing hands within tho range OF s40O@
5.75. Butchers oparatol on liberal scale, and
several sales we're also reported in fnyor of feed
ers, the former paying $4,000 so, and tho latter
a3.25@4.00. Calves cold at S3.75D5.75, andneu
milch cows at e20.00@ .0U per head. Tho mar
ket closed quiet and steady. T..
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METALS AND T1NN1,1ss' sTOCK-Were quiet and
firm. Prices range as follows: .. -.
TN P1ArE-IC, 10xt4, $l4.0o; do, 12x12, $14.50;
do, l412o, SIS 90; do, roohng, 1c, sl3.5o.
I1a TEs-Large, 4oo; small, Ale; hart 42o ...
SHEET znc-Full casls, lie; bali caahs, 11Ao;
less quantity, 111do; slab, DC.
SHEET fnuN-No- "a, 7Ho rates. ... .
corrEn-correr bottoms, 4ac; brazcra, over II lbs
47o I; timed c. sper, 43c.
WinE-2 to O. 8, and .. 100 10 to II, lie; u,
11Hs; 13 and u, l2Ho; l5 and 10, 14c; II, loo:
10, loo 10, 1oci 2o zoo; full bundle. ID per cent dis
count fence wire, 80.
NA1Ls-Wsie quiet and unchanged. Rates are al
follows: 1od, per keg, ST. rates Sd, DO 5000 Cd,
$3.50; I'd do, 5000; clnch, <9oo. l21o of to tho
trado. - '
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To.al.. 77a,os7 22,122o2o 27,69s.e51 1885, AZ

'The amount a1loat in New York, in canalboa!s and
bargcB not included.
The visible supply Of -four, including stocts Ut the
underuentioned places. Dec 81 for four yeAts, COM
, 1873-01-15

arnud total bu0, 14,22oo 227344s
LUMBER.
The Lunbernan's Gazette gives tho following
aggregate Of returns received from MI tho lum-
ber manufacturers in tho Saginaw Valley, except
about ono dozen:
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-14
AND PARTICULAR.

Minneapolis is skating.
"A Boston dry goods dealer advertisss m
nancial crash towels"
The bard times have not affected amuse-
ments in Reading.
Chief OF Poce McDonough, Of st. Louis, is
UNDERGOING trial for malicious expressions In
office"
Mrs. Morse, widow of the late Prof Morse.
arrived from Europe in the steamship Russia on
Wednesday.
"A bachelor residing In Tonganoxie, Kansas,
offers "a 900 reward to any lady who can beat
him cooking.
The town clerk of Lancaster went cunning
recently and kept four Young people two days
waiting for their marriage certificates
AN association has been formed in 5t. Louis
for the purpose of securing the erection in that
city OF a suitable monument to Daniel O'CoDnell.
As 60 many articles in everyday use are man
ufsctured Of paper il Ia asked il paper beef
steak cannot be invented to take the place OF tho
leather ones.
james A. Lucas the wealtniest citizen Of
ST., Louis, who died of paralysis on Sunday
night. had property estimated to be worth e6,-
000 900 or $4,000 900.
The saloon keepers Of Dubuque, Iowa, most
of whom had been indicted for selling liquor
contrary to law, have chosen to go to Jail rath-
or than pay the fine of eos and costs.
The man who ran against ABBY Clifford for
school superintendent in Iowa and received
v,tes to her q 900 concludes that this is an OF
year in politics, and that there is apathy.
The Providence journal is authorized to de-
ny the statement long current, and reeon'ly re-
peated. that Senator Sprague had made hand
some peouniary settlements upon his wife and
children.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-14
New Advertisements. rhis Day.
latest Geuera, News.

A meeting OF influential Americans, who SYM
patllize with tho cause of Cuban Independence
WAS held at the Astor House yesterday, and a
committee was sppointed to arrange for grand
mass meeting to be held at an early day.
An order was yesterday granted by Judge
Francher in the supreme court. transferring
the trial OF the indictment against Whitelaw
Reid OF the New York Tribune, for libel on
Judge McOue and others, from Brooklyn to New
York
The yellow fever has broken ont again at
BAinbrdge, Ga. Six new cases were reported
Yesterday. Also the death OF Mr.. Leives, mayor
Of the city.
A civil service examination began yesterday 10
New York at sos Broadway of candidates for
the Sl 900 olerkships at Washng'o on. Seventy.
Ave applicants were summoned. of which NUM-
Der about fifty appeared. Among them were
seven ladies'.
The twelfth Juror in the Tweed case was sworn
In Yesterday afternoon and the caso was opened
for the prosecution by Mr. Peckham.
The attorney general has decided that, as to
the introduction and use of spirtuous liquors,
Alaska is TO he regarded as an Indian country,
and that no sprituous liquors or wine can be in-
troduced into 1t without All order OF the war de.
partment for that purpose.
The Spanish frigate Arapeles, undergoing re-
pairs at he Brooklyn navy yard, has had her
plates removed. and could not possibly be got
iu trim for service in less than ten weeks.
A fire in Lebanon, N. II yesterday destroyed
the steam foundery and machine shop Of the
Granite agricultural works. Loss, $40 600 with
no insurance.
Arrangements arc in progress for holding a
public meeting at Washington to give expression
to the popular resentment in regard to the late
avapip i'm GuDA
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-14
Advert ing In Dali vines.

Tho Milwaukee Wisconsin roatss the follow
ing;
After the crash of 1857, when everybody was
almost scared to death aid the croakers pre-
dicted that the country had gone to smash, a
dry goods house was opened II this city, which
proceeded on the principle that in order to reach
the boarded money in the pockets of tho people
the proprietors must sell at very reasonable
prices and advertise very largely. They worked
vigorously upon this principle Their brother
merchants WHO did not advertise predicted that
the new oomeru would be ruined, they paid
too much for advertising. Nevertheless, they
persisted. In q single year they paid nve hun.
dred dolara in gold to the Daily Wis QHstn for
advertising, and at the end OF seven years they
retired from business with fortune of one
hundred thousand dollars, while other merchants
on the same street, some of them opposite their
store, had failed.
We remember, says the New York Post a sim
liar instance among our own advertisers IN tho
panic of 1857. merchant continued his anver-
tisement in our columns through the whole
period of stagnAtiou, and Notwithstanding the
many predictions that it wouldn't pay" His
testimony afterward was that his sales were
steady and his profits satisfactory, while many a
merchant around him who couldn't afford to
advertise, saw his clerks stand idle behind the
counters
financial panic does not mean that no one
has any money. There is plenty OF mon.y IN
the country and those who hoard it are just the
ones to be eager for the bargains which tAll
In prices holds out. But to buy they must know
where to buy, and the merchant who tells them
Will roOeiyB thar eaal.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-14
NeIRhborIug Counties.

The Reading Company is shipping more coal
than three months since.
There are three hundred and fifty inmates
of the Berks County Almshouse.
The county bridge over the Brandywine at
Dowlin's Forge has been thrown open to travel.
Mr. Chan Phillips, Of Avondale, has laid
the frst brick pavement iu that thriving village.
The EpiscopAlians of Oxford borough have
aupIied for charter, organized yeHtry, aud
propose erecting church building.
Peter Rentzen, son of the man who first
rolled round iron died in East PikelAnd, Ohes-
tor County, last week, aged 80 years
"A 63 pound turkey is fattening now in Phde-
nixyille. on which the whole military force OF
that town hope to make Christmas dinner.
The Reading Police Department has been
nroyided with a large album for the insertion
and preservation of photographs of conviots
Oliver Register, of Chester shot at rabbit,
the other day and attempted to reload his gun
40 as to shoot at the rabbit again a. 1t emefged
from the other side of a bunch Of briars, but the
powder ignited and exploded his flask, which
burned him severely.
"A cave has been discovered on the Poor
Houee Farm In Berks county near Reading, II
has not been explored sufficiently TO ascertain
the dimensions. but it is supposed that strong
stream of water flows At the bottom. The cave
Was discovered while blasting. rocks.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-14
Historical society of Delaware.
STATED MEETING, LAST EVENING.

STATED MEETING, LAST EVENING.
The Historical Society met last evening, Doc
tor Askew in the chair.
After the adoption of the minutes of last meet
ing the regular order OF business was suspend
ed TO receive the report of the Committee ap-
pointed to make arrangements for the annual
meeting.
Rev Doctor Frost, from the Committee, pre-
santed their report and the COMMITTEES we're con.
tinued to oonsummate their proposed arrange
ments.
Al the annual meeting, there will be, first. a
business meeting at seven O'Clock, and at half
past seven, the President elsot will take the
chair and introduce the exercises.
Doctor L P. Bush will read An historical pap
ar on s,Archibad Hamilton Rowan"
William Duane, Dsq., OF Philadelphia VIII de-
liver an Historical addreas: Subject, Joseph
Reed
The HistoriogrApher will read his Histori al
Record and thereceipt OF donations OF historical
interest will be an order OF the proceedings.
Music will alternate the exercises aud at an.
iournment the members aud their friends win
participate in refreshments and social converse.
Subsequent notice will be given OF he date OF
the annual meeting at which the friends OF the
society will be cordially welcomed.
MANY Of the members present last evening,
desiring to participate in the organization oil
the beneyoent association, the Historical Socle-
Nv adjourned to meet on next Thursday, the 2Oth
inst when important business will be transact
ed. and full attendance of members is request
ad.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-14
New Castle.
Correspondence of the Commerciall

DNs@.--~~-~-N'i
- New CAsTLs, New. IA.
Shinney is the game now with our school-boys.
Good for the Doctors
We are to have the appointment of Recorder
to-day. The belief seems to perval that If Mr.. s.
q Biggs is candidate he will be the coming
man.
Notwithstanding the panic country produce
seems to keep up remarkably. Butter sold in
market, this morning. at 45c. aud other commod-
tiles at correspondingly high rates..
Provided a sufficient number OF tickets can
be disposed Of TO make 1t pay, an excursion Will
be made to Salem on Thanksgiving day, starting
from New Castle at o'clock for that place,
where the party will "trip tho light fantantc"
until morning and return home in the boat at
8 o'clock.
The b. M Efie was landed from the Major
Reybold yesterday afternoon. She will trot at
Schutzen Park, to dav.
Tha steamer Tuci dltoe and large three mast
ed schooner Katie R0puneu are ashore at Guose
Isl nd betHt on here and Delaware City. 1hs
schooner ran aground some days ago, and the
steamer In attempting yesterday, to render as
sstance found herself in the same predicameht
Last evening 18th Sleep 18th Sun Beaver Moon)
the Grand Chief Of g u. OF Delaware. Imp. o.
of Il. NJ. paid friendly Welt to Seminole
Tribe No. o, OF this town. They were appro-
priately entertained by their brethren OF the
Wigwam and returned home we are informed,
agresably impressed with their visit.
Our steamboat line has made considerable re-
duction in the number of trips to and from
PHILADELPHIA Some time since the Perry was
laid up at Wilmington for repairs, and now the
Reyb Id makes but one trip every other day,
arriving here from the city at o'clock Z. III i,
and on her return stopping at A. NJ, the
next
In the COMMERCIAL, of yesterday an item ap-
peared stating that a gentleman from Maryland
had been to see our burglars and recognized
them as the persons who had robbed his Htole at
sk.n 81 Rka ala in. hat n
however, the opinion of some Of our officials
connected with the prison that the gentem an
referred to was probably mistaken, as he did not
have sight at the prisoners, which would war
rant his statement--in fact. he merely got q
passing glimpse Of them. Honor to whom honor
is due. III. Ii. q.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-14
n. ,.ur of fli,y ecr,p.

We learn, this morning that the city scrip was
proposed by Mr.. William Candy chairman Of
Street Committee, at its meeting on v Wednesday
evening, aud was generally approved Mr. Can
by, who has the overnight and direction of the
men employed ON the streets, deeply feels the
propriety of keeping them employed at all such
work as really ought to be done. Yesterday
morning, he and Mr., Pickles. who is chairman
Of the Finance Oom nittee, called on the several
Presidents of the banks, and had satisfactory
assurances from them that such an issue Of
scrip would be fayorably regarded and was not.
in their Judgment, unlawful, and upon this, the
Finance Committee authorized the resolutions
adopted by Council, last evening. We mention
these facts to show the general approval which
the plan meets.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-14
NInr,L,sInnnn,.Lnrie..

A representative Of the COMMERCIAL, who de-
sired to find Marshal Duuu, this morning, and
learn whether he had anything to say concern
ing the implied charges made in Erery Eeening
yesterday, sgsnst the character of one of the
jnries recently summoned ascert aimed that the
Marshal had been out of town since yesterday
morning, and had therefore not seen or heard
OF the matter 1t was stated, however, that he
had some correspondence on the subject, in
cluding a reply TO the letter Of Mr. lIarriDston
whi,h he regarded as conclusiyely refuting all
complaints against his action.