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, 1873-09-20
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

ALCoH0L-Was quiet aild tame at 81 l.86@1.91.
DRooM-c conN-Trade in the common grades con-
tucB falr and tho market IL rm at present prices.
Letters fro tue country report the late badly in
nrcd by FROST but the extent Of the damages In not
yot known. somo consider i serious While o.hors
think tho reporls nr0 exaggerated. Tho market, how
over ia very frm Now corn is un1uotablo Worepeat
Good to extra lurl, s@91&c; brush TINT viii work It.
TX te cod ss ehoco t 1sS 5ra *
or nEASa s55 aHa5f HNn In tar rcoucs md n,,s
were steady while eans are not very plenty yot, and
sa.6o; prime msdlun s2.ao@Sso; common to fair,
GUESSING offin fee ss ' IL continued good
demand end steady as the following range of
E1ees stsseo fsq a1;n5 N0% sofn sast i
brl KoHonla!o conont, sa.a5sa.6O; Utica, Louis
yillc, haniias, and Akron cement sa.oo bsi; mar
$110Dl.2s o bril-; whito sand, q bf $l.5oG52 100;
Rssts5laS m a. + n 49, fire n,h pes
fressoi brick, s4o5Rl5.oo; sewer bricf t; Ss55Ss @
1000; Milwaukee aud Racsnopressed, s23 10,
asl.; DO common, S.4oo4!s9o; Indnra proasea.
sls.9o@aMso@o: y @ 90 q common. s1oootal6oo: tse clay,
DGTTEis~ ~isoinslrs unchanged In price,. Tho de-
and o on ssket M rsshs s g i'm aus "s. "' cemoh H ds
acc1mu1atg to any large ezteut. aud holders seem
sacriice Of prlces. Following arc tho quotations
Choice yellow, 25sa1e; medium to good. ls@a2e
DA0a1Na-A quiet feellng again prevailed in thle
MARKET orders have faeu oi! some recony aud ,,uer
aligAly improved stocks hu feeling ii lcsa Iuoyant hut
holders Seem conadent Of tile rernangnco Of present
prices aud the tarket may 10 considered seuly and
firm. Wo quote: 6tark A. 37tlo; Ludlow A, J5kc !;
Luwiston A. 35o; American A, 33c; A.nosloag H.,
JIe; Otter OreeE, s4No; bnrlap bags, aud & b,t,
l94s2ec; gannics, single. 1791Bc; 10 doablo, a7QS
"se; 81, ,,ys'id, Maoi aaslE' I oaSo6c. .,...
feature. There IL ateady. moilcrau inquiry, ut
ae,.y and unchanged prices. We contlnue to nuote
Now York facory, prime, 12913Iu; Ohio factory, do,
lo@1lNo; Western factory, do, lo@l119c; lower
grAtiea bG50c.
COAI-Under this head tleso was ltsio or no change
The de,nnnd continues ,.errupelly active, mi, *.
cecing tlsness still pcryseg Ills MARKET Wo quote
1sLlgh, prepared. sll.1; 5acIawa'na. slo.oo Erlo,
l!oeking Valley taOg; csnnsl tlovo 1adlana block.
M!unuk $s.00; Kingston, S7.U0: Wilmington, f00D.
CO0pENAdI3-Tlere ~as ITO aplmreAt cimnge. l'hu
lenuul Ia a thu while improving, and Il betict
feeling exists, but prices are wtoat aoratton, "
@l.75 w.aky barrels, $l,9u03a. lU flour barrels, 10
6@67e; pork Atayes, raual $9 do, b'ckcd,
524 %; tierce asAyea, rough $40.00Gs3s00; .o
ckod sawed So 00e92B.0D; whiHky asayca, rough,
$2a. D0; do bucke s35. .00 flour savos f9ut41
1850; eirclo honr hsadias, 714@9!Yc psr aot aour
hoop poles per III; pork aud tcsco poles,
33o.0Qt559V0 perm.
, 1873-09-20

METALS AND T1NEEns' sTOOK-Cousinue to
meet wtth gooa aa 1ar 1an present prices eln rs
Tis TlATE-I0, l0xi4, sl4oo; 10, 1872, sl4to; do
11x2U SIT. o, roofing, IC, 1880 d. 2012B $95O
Rs i ts iss sss II
lesa quantity. l135e; slat,s. oc.
SHEET 1nosISo ~ 24 ao rates; Russia iron, &c;
oALvANuzED lnos-No. ls@?o 15o No. a2@e4, Ice;
NJ n S III md {, IN NJ 2o' discount
ri t'8ns s},ss ifse'F 'ss a"n'Hhe copper d.
WINS to5. re; Q, g aud o,to; 1910 II, 1o.ic;
NE 15;s ;.sol i? fs 1ss i;1 - ye i 11
NA1Ls-Wero active d ho anescd @ prcus "Si los G
Goa, ncr tug, staa K 81 d. s4.s7H; Cd do.3la5 q
W. 81 @ ;ass y 90 o hss e IL s.sa .1aa$ I'd d.
EAVlL sT0HEs-Wero Il, toleratiy good t!e,uand,
at unchanged Grsstse Manllls reps T. 17Ne; slsal
si eas .'s pasSa p'e ssis IT, ssoeSisS t. ,ss
eEessc mud p7css 8 Hne 'a aaotsa firm and s'cr III nearly
has con established, holders now anklug l71c Lard
Will Tho matcr!al, quotations being nnrEed up d
prlcts. Wc quote: cafl'ur. l75e; o1.ra url oil fS3
r. ss ; f Wtis SG ssss !asssa sss Do ss sS
TOO; tank oil, G0c KtrnttB. Csc; elephant OIL uss
tnrpuine. 5!o narhtha 63 grnyity, la6!l9c; uaps.
fi io1Y SSti"s ids5Ot ASp aAnEclclcns wcro IN arse
supply a,.sl prices werD weak a!d III hnyers favor
Dlirs were nlso dull, whito turkeyH soil NJ lie. Game
wua ii. good rreht, aa prairio chickens advanced
No 4uole: Old chskens, :aoGeA.oa; spring do, tahi
@1.du; snal! do, sa1ede2?5 .!acAA. tato; turkeys
1au; ssesr. $500; prair!e rhiskens, $2.%aaho; viii:
| prr t!oz: sina!l ducks, $l.7Gg92.D0,
| pOTATOES--Aro very acurre, and have nlIyancod
5Qo PER brs. There III good local aid shipping dcnal,l
| aud ta supply IL 3nnduquate. No now Gunte; Gaot
10 choico poatoes III 1arrcls, $?bo83.00 Au per bu
| poc@sl00; yellow sweet, t3.5a@4.0o; rcd. {2.t0G2
1,7b; JerseyA, $G.dD.
| sEEDs-rsnu!hy seed continues dull, anil furthc
dculinu of hG51Qu IL nute Bales 1lphe at $2.4OG
$780, coslug ut $2.RQ92.85 fur prime. FlA4 xus Il
, 1873-09-20

goca rcf,,cst tnt ca4sr, Mt tl99a1:o5 olovar .o-
s. s' @ r sa,ad n ,1 II s aa, :
:! ssas = oaxs 10 y sssS q 5aas %;di5T Il !:
LaHA lo at t3,Go "A bnus common Ut *2ho cara jlax
ssslos, delivered; car do at s.oo 10 bags clover "t
sAIT7The marriott continues fairly actiso and t'sn
% n % ~ y sre nssera Rsny u 1d h6 nnsnv sns[ 4tH 4Mats
isss; ors12 sss os ena fpssas"
rsr sask, &soo@025: Turks island, t2.oo ground
TEAs-Continuo tn moyo on n llbcrnl Bcalo at flrn,
sa qm'1as Il pa ws Rafs: uns ard IL an 5
70 Ts SS eoo aa@as sshoi
fs @ to anS a1 q od e
@ ,s &C. fasMss 1SSes s'sss fsa
a. eoofsa ~ ssS aps
es@ooo; & comn,on p ono oolons, 3s@4so; good. IS
r1 finE gur-E1ra 7sas5o choice, c5@7oo; nedl-
um b5GGno poor to coinsnon, 40GBtoo.
paaF sos saso IT, 7'soc; half bright oo@7o
sMonrso--Good 70 choice. 32@3oo medium, 40
Woopolsemains nlr At tho annexed quotations
ne1s 129 e. };sa,nn 9n slo6o; hctory *iito aabs
| with what 1t was last week. Mantfaoturors hayo
probably bought abont all tho wonl thpy viii want for
TIM rrcaent, ind dealers look for orict time
the supply sery Hight, ind prices aro stendy, Us
| auotoh be!ow:
Tub, washed, primo..... .soao2o
Tub, washod, common TO good... .4O@s4
Common dnRy..........:.- .....,........ .36t4 400
FlOccc, washed, X&XX, light. .42A Aio
Fleece, washed, EkxX, dngy. .3Gf39Bo
Fleocot washcl, medium light. 842o
Coarse waaho1 Nt84Dc
Fioeco, unwahhed, coarBo to medium. .30a2o
Fleece, unwashed, coarse, and iingy .2Gl27c
Fleece, nwashcd, 1ne. .2]s18c
Super md extra pullod. .35@3so
bury wool, 10916c fcsa.
RAILROAD T1lEIauT8-Wore nctivo and frm at
/ tho following rates:
, 1873-09-20
RUBBER COATED IRON TUBE.
PASCAL Iron WORKS, TABKER IRON W0RKA
PHILADELPHIA. IA. NEW uAarLE DEL.
HsTApL1suKD 1871.
MORRIS; TASKER & Co,
VULCANIZED
RUBBER.COATED IRON TUBE.
WORKS AND OFFICE. wAnEHoUaE AND OFFICE,
Fifth Taaker.sts, phIla+ No. II aoldst, Now York.
Once q Pemberton Square, Warehouse and Omce.'
uosToH, MAas. T1TUav11Lr, IA.

PR, ,.nr,nm,..1 .1rno. INA
", do.,rc IN c. Tim ,ooo,l s,tan,ion a. ,o nn,o to
VuLCANizKp RunnEn-CoATED 1noH TUNE. Also, all
tho various Fittings rooutod In counonttou with samp
,,1. r,,, ...to p.+.,t ,.h,,1, -. n. 49,. ...tt .tt
Aasat' "aiuu w A~'o ooei@ te''nl& VIZ
epro for tho paat two and ready
10 paoo on tho markot tsod that noso4et
NAV c In thn na..suc NJ n,tnr,t vntors
es ~ 4's s,.o y. 1' "eosss
either hot or cold M mofits Will DO acknowledged ovor
.xt,,,,v.1, r.,a n. .r,t r,-ro,o I'D ~ ,1,fob n
oAs"ns''7W useo ~. huen p"sp'''' "'o ~ "".'n: :"
indo,truotbtllty OF Vuloauscd Ruboraiso ta uurity
- ~. e. ~ u,..,. " =. =. s. t
, 1873-09-20
COMMERCIAL.

Fu1pAY EVENING, 9opt 10.
Tho following were the teceipts and Bhipmanta
of the leading articles Of produce in Chicago
during tho past twonty-four hours, and for tile
corresponding date one year ago:
, 1873-09-20
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET.

Total -. ,.,.....,....,. btlpD t>alS24 ....
CATTLE-A lnrge amount nf stock cAaiiHed handa
to.tlay rh!prrrn fccders aud local buyers being III
mod attendance and operating On liberal scale. Tho
nrnr nnprUch II the close Of TIC wcck aud the lRrGe
t,i,nttIty Of stock OH sale, mao holders uneasy. Al
III Ler anxiety 10 close out former prices wero freely
yia{led for auytlrg grading bolow cholce On COM
1no,l aud medium gralcs-ncl1ltltnR Te1as cattle
ihrro waA all ayerngo reduction OF 10c, az compared
Will ycater.lay rntes, whiln In Rulo instances ounces
eioI,a Of 15c anh oven zoo were granted. Choice
rrutirA though lnre numerous thin OIL either 0f the
nrrrttl.un ilnya nf tho week. were III light supply,
md I'LL of TINT sort rcady salAbo At fun pricen
The Ilsrc1nHca of shippers vera made at for
corl,-fea Tsxa,B aAl common to medium natives
nj 7E1as15 for good natives of from 18o to 1300 a
average. ,l at $lOGeG10 for floico tn extra quail
iles. svsralg fro l!5o to 1000 lbs. Duteora ope-
rntrd chiefly vi $a1550 for Iexnna, altl ut 81 b0a
a15 ior nA.1yo COWS al!d thin ssrers oxen, aud staEs.
TI,rru waa quito liberal demand for Btock cattle,
some $50 lral cAauging hands at Sa.7b94.1a tor poor
to Iriyup Veal calves were In de,tan at $30QSh.50
us t., quality This important ya!es wore: lDa
nyurugDg aao liz, 1T 34.62N 10o averaging 1,eed al
1910 l05 averaging ,lH6 hs, At N.G0 III Taxaus
nyerug 1,211 ill., Ut r ,b0; I'll. ayeruHlnH 1880 ill.,
Ut t5iU 2l, averaging LAT lis, at $3.50 md 946
Texans, averaging l,DY7 lbs, At $3.1h. Tho market
coscd Quiet anl atoaly ut tho Bssl5oined pElcea
QUOTATIONS.
Extra IcovcH-nra0e.a secta, averaging 400
s aud upward 1sa =. ,s.;,
to D yoas old Htecrs, Averaging 1,3oo to
, 1873-09-20

HOaA-Trado opened brisk thlg morning, with
pricoa strong. 1t early became evident that thero
would bo falling on Of sou,o 1900 1000 in tho re-
coipss and thta fact induced contdcnt fceng among
advance ovur yesterdays priceB, but tho dny
on tho bidding became more spirited and BY noon tho
market Wns strong Sc better, both for light nnd for
hcayy grades. Sales werc reported nll tho why from
f4.25@4 10 for Inferior heavy to o5@6oo for strictly
ollofco nsht-chioay ut ti45@4:o0. Only . few 70.
firm at ea for poor to oxtra heavy, and At ~
@s.oo for Light. Among tho tranafers were tho fol-
lowing:
, 1873-09-20

Withdrawn from atoro yesterday for city
consumption: $50 bu wheat; 1868 bn corn;
7,41o bu oats os5 bu rye; 2,cl4 bu barley.
Tho following grain has boon inspected Into
atoro this morning mp to 10 o'clock 697 cars
wheat; s37 cars corn 6,20o bu high mixed do,
and aa 900 bu No. 2do, by canal; sS cara oats i
$500 bu No. 2 do by canal ~ cars rye II caFa
barley. Total q, ,009 cars), 42l 900 bn.
A correspondent finds fault with our anota-
tiopB OF lnsood oil, saying that ha cannot obtain
20 much by several conta per gallon por round
lots, for caal. we have no doubt that he Is cor
rect, Our quotations. arc necessarily obtained
from dealers who report tho prices they charge,
Aud generally these aro tho .'lgnros on lots Of q
xer1 (oy R.ls4 lpcludinaG perhaps, w. days lime.
, 1873-09-20
CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET.


Tho offerings at the sale Ioeks fair this norn
Ing, and tho arrivals huve been numerous during the
day, tho wind being favorable. ThcEo wan good nt-
tendance Of huycrH and tho market wns fairly actve
aud 1rm. Choice ManAtco jniBtB mud Rcanttng sold
At $1075 Cagoes composed entirely Of tlsfB grade Of
at s325 mud nrc very rn, being Kcarce. The market
ratAUr quiet fn thu afternoon, aud considerable
lumber was lett over though the greater part Of It ar
rived since noon. Quotations. nre as fofows: Good
to choice boards and strips, $l100@10.o0: common TO
medium do sl000tS 1866; oists und scantling $1,000
Tho following falea wero reported:
Cargo schr Talcon from Luaiugton leo N t0iRta and
scnntllg Ut $l0.50 sehr White Oak, from Mau!stee,
l50 ]olsss and scantling at $10.a0. bchr liclen
Blood from Ludingtou, 10 1oiats aud seantllng nt
$105O mill tally. Sold by ]. II. Lnomis Il Co.
Curgo Bchr 1acinc FROM 1Il,skcKon, 150 strips and
boards at $lG00. Cargo schr Rob Roy, from Muske.
gun III common atrlps md bontds at $1,000. Sold
BY William Acgiadc.
Onrgo acr j. i. uolnes from Manatec, 135 m jolsta
an, scautIina at SLOTS. seow Planet frol Ludington
% Rllors ]oIs and scatling largely 10 IT. at sly
Schr Kate f. Howard, from I.nlington. 100 m short
toiss md scantng. largely 10 IT, at slo25. Sold by
Il. X. BickforL l. Go.
Cargo prop Oconto, from DePerc 284 shingles at
s3.25. schr Great Vest from Oconto, 160 strips md
bonrds at si3oo; 75 NJ common boards q. $1,000 Is N
LuMDER ErEfanIs.
hEunstee, g. 2:ee35o L',ngto1l. $3.00@a.25 Mus-
kcgon, &. .75@3.0U Oconto, S4eo Msno'nhee, $3.50
White Lake, $500; Pcntwater, f3.72; Grand Haven,
sa75.
At many of tho yards tho demaAd ia very active. the
bulk Of tho trade bcing inferior hccotsnt and for
common ln1nber ath, mud Bhnglcs, whlic other dcal-
report their bnuuts nbout tho Rane as Las been,
and not particularly active Prices strong, capec-
iaIly for shingles, which arc very scarce, ind aro
, 1873-09-20

Observation-Disclosures is good. and quito up to the
expectations Of the trade, the distribution Of domestic
aud imported stock being larger than III former
sous as Ike porod Prices wore fully sustained for
stock aloue showing weakness. Wo quote:
, 1873-09-20

Three dollars or car to DO added wien transferred,
which charge follows tho shingles,
Thiekuess-Firo shingles to DO tWo tnchoa IN thick-
hess.
Lengt1s-ssxtcen inches.
HARDWOOD. .-....
Black-N'alnut - Counters, $100.10@150.00. clear,
f66. .o0as5.00; common. $35.oo@6oo0: Gull, f2o.oOa
$50 flooring, 5000. -
Gull s1u. .0aGs 20 IGoriug, $30. .0o@ 1000.
Oak-Oear, s2o00@40.o0; common, s1coo9o5.o0;
liicsory--Ccar, saa. 0o@50.OU; common, 10000
81, ,0u GILL; fl?.U0Gl9.o0.
Malle-Glear, s23.00@35 90; common, S16.00{925.0O
Gull, $10. .00Ggl5.30. ...
1Jntternut-Olear, sa5oo@0o.oo; common, s2o.oo9
30.Uu. .......
Observation-Disclosures, $3ooo@4ooo; commont 5000
Tnaon stork-iIeiory nxles, per set, $l.oo@1 80 ;
wago polcs each 45@55o bo1 boards. $40 COO 1000.
Florida red cellar, $50 per It : mahogany, 3094oo ):
do counters, 500 rosewood 60(1aoe Wto holly 3oc.
, 1873-09-20

Wheat Was active aud wonk, declining about
&c por bu, In spite OF continued 1rnsnoaB III
Europe, and Indications OF falling OF In the
York Tna tho eausa Ut tho wonAnoss which IN
duced the calling in OF loans, and forced many
holders to sell out while tho short nolera piled
III rapidly on top Of tho cash operators: Tho
character OF ths situation WAS apparent in tho
entirely under tho pressure 10 sell for
immediate delivery, though the offoEInga OF cur
ront receipts wore not oyer plentiful. Thoro vas Ut
tho ou.set an utter abaeueo Of shipping demand
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-06
Old Maryland Loves her White CHI
dP00.

The victory of the Democrats in Maryland will
carry Joy to many an absent heart that still cher
ishes a fondness for the patriotic old Common
wealth that has so manfnlly breasted and beaten
off the destructive attacks of northern envy, jsal-
ousy and Ianatieism. The design OF Radicailsm was
evidently to destroy financially and intellectually
all the whites south Of Mason & DixOn's line
This has now been defeated, or al least deferred
in Maryland tor several years, and it is hoped by
that time that the mad aud savage passions OF the
war will have passed away, and before another
election the south will once more be looked upon
as q part of our own country, entitled TO iAiI
opportunity TO continue in the race of civilization
without being reduced to = condition far worse
than that in which Ireland has been held for more
than century. The Democrats OF Maryland have
cause TO rejoice. Delaware's turn comes next She
must not he allowed TO go under the heel OF the
negro. Looking at Virginia aud Maryland We
cannot belevc our TO he so dead TO all that i
valuable as to permit Ra0icalism to dim our " Dia
Tnond"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-06
AOR sAn zNBBENT.
PWM0k0S . 100,
t6 arabA atkees. W'nmlnGtOn.
Az Nv n1 hAf. HsIARR BROKERS

q EHN060S = Goa
aS arfA atfoes. WmnAlnGGOn.
oNktYi ion !. ntA1.. ss1ARB BROKERS.
yk.Tt x. fo,tov,,E very Desirable properties for
Mo. /.
.IS1S. Ssslss S,sssss. ~ corner sixth and Jotsr-
sOA streets will w cold below vAlae'
i III , IL - -, g / ~ -
WSs,gSS ssvvos D.rtHs hoar Eighth. iuss nuish
ed rooms and oHt-kithhen; very nlce van % SOiN
cheap en- on easy torTs.
HaadsOme new extension iront house, with gas.
bath. comsaodes. 40. Oh hagrisQn street neas Del
hWnlp aVenue; q VerV desirable hO0e. with the al
vantago Of Ctv eaEa.
Narko, street store and dwelling; one Of the
begt business stands Id the city; will be sold lor
w. No. 8.
A choice Market street residence; water, gas.
bSIh' shado. 6c,; realty delightful homo. and of
farod very loss dnd 90 aqsy terMs' "
A .A..D ploas.nt snd Seaithy village home 10
Newafk Dei. Lot 45xl6S. New house, rooms and
: store room, A miitA6ry hSs bean saooOssfu LIZ
conducted here for sometime. Good ice house and
other 0nt-bnildings. InduirO Of J. IL. Ray. New
ark. or at ear once
splsud,a Building lot Si1ia H., on E'shteer.h
street, near WashinGtdl. This viii 6o prohtAolc
let to NV as the baiIdinE Of Washington street
hriisG over the Brandy Wino Nill greatly advance
the price Of lOt', 80
WashinstOu street ldt. SoSltS; west side. bst~een
Eighth and Nluthi TsFE chsae".
a ncre. of ". @. CroSf bottom lands. Ons mile
ftsm NSS,sSk De, !; StdnO house and barh.
alOtt an Delaware avenue. near Soldiers MOnu-
mSnt each 4ESElSS Il.
aIO.s On Delaware avenue. near City r. R. dspOt
No.l6.
A w.a.r SOwsr Of SOhSrsS capacity. on the new
ar -faiiinr White Olay Dreak, al ThomPaOns Sta.
tion An she pennsvlVhnia and Del. Railroad, 25C
vSris Mad rsce 10 aTds tail race mill on the Rail-
road aidin9 No kauliOF or handling istOok. bat
load and HnlOAd into the mill door' thus seSlna
hhANy expense. Strong inducements wiz % SAeF'
- NO.17.
Ahotal stand ON The Nd. and Del. Railroad. al
Narydel. Caroline county. Nd. Large new hOuss
and barn, ana 70 sores OF good lane EoOn oP
PoFtlhity 70 make money. No Ioeai oPt'Oh Aers'
An excellent Erist and saw mill iH Peacaiel
Hundred, on the ChTistiAnA River, H teot heae
and SaIl ei vinG 20 horse pow err halt mile 70 the
and D. Kair0Hd, thra1- oaFths rhile 70 the ~ W
and H. RaiIroad, 10 miles to Newark. A very de
sirabIo properly ana nov doing = profitable bVSi
no19. ftt Eft t. "- :, -
The Newark IrOn FsSHGry. good busin ss
S'~"~' No.N. 4a..
Farms in PeAnSylyania, DelAWaEe, MARYLAND an
Virginia. Also, milas stores. business sIanas an'
dwellings. The public are inVlted 70 caiI ana eA
amino tha IiEf. COrrhapondonoo promptly ansW er
| ed - REYNOLDS a co.
slt Markststreet, WILMINGTON. Del.
Real estate brokers, tonysYancors, spryeyOrs an
OollOCting agents. 7A NNS-aSn'
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-06
Moro TaEations.

The New York Daily Bulletin on this subject
says: "The mere fact that proposition for an
increase Of taxes should be seriously entertained
at a time like the present affords another painful
Illustration, which could well have been spared,
Of the utter ignorance OF the commercial aud in
dustrial wants OF the country which has been
manifested By the Washington officials from first
TO Last daring the present panic. The proposed
increase Of taxation at this time is about on par
with the bursts OF laughter with which the high
officers OF the government greeted. AZ the com.
mencement of the panic, the pressing and urgent
demands Of the New York bankers and merchants
for a comparatively small expansion Of the cur
rency which was locked up In the treasury vaults,
First the panic was treated with derisOn and
then by an increase Of taxation, when its elects
begin TO be manifested In a falling od In the tax
receipts The truth Is there Is not q particle OF
necessity Tor an increase In taxation The treas.
ury can very we'll bear permanent depletion OF
s3O,OOOsOOO year. or even twice that amount
The present large volume OF taxation is not re-
quired 10 carry on the necessary operations of the
government. The excessive surplus Of the last
few years only affords an incentive and temptal
tion to extravaganza and jobbery of all kinds. In
place Of Increasing the taxes $4,000 coo thav
should be reduced E75, ,OO0O year. and the ex.
penses Of congress aud the various bFanches al
the federal administration should be cut down To
meet this very necessary aud desirable red uetion
Public opinion should be brought TO bear In "a.
vance, nOt Ouy agninst any incTeaae Of taxation.
but in favor Of d reduction OF federal exnensst,
and taXes 70 meet the times Every dollar m.
necessarily taken from the people at this time
adds 10 the burdens resting on indnatTY and
directly prolOugs the present depression. (
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-06
A crea, Victory in RIcnmOnd.

When it is remembered that the negroes were
all on the side of the Republican party, and eX-
pected 10 rule the city. and take the schooling OF
the poor white children out OF their hands 1t may
well bsiu.agined how reiOieed the people Of Rich
mond are at their great victory on Tuesday. Re
joiced that in this country, which their fathers
rescued from the tyranny Of England, they are
permitted to supervise The education of their little
ones, whom Radicalism sought 10 place under the
feet Of the ignorant negroes The following vote
shows how narrowly our brothers of the Caucasian
race escaped losing the precious liberty of instruct
iug their offspring, aud holding their own property
for the benefit of their wives and children;
Kempers majority over Hughes, Gle; Withers
over RamsdeI, 1912: Daniel over Fultz, l.5lO.-
Average vote for Conservative candidates for the
House, G900. Average vote for Radical candi-
dates, 5,57l Our average majority ON Legislative
ticket, 1853
Nay God save Delaware from negro rule; lOl
our Democratic leaders are doing almost nothing
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-06

Our LOAN ASSOCIATIONS have been an immenf 9
advantage to the business men OF Wilmington -
Had ii not been for them fewer houses would have
been built, and those over which mortgages were
hanging now might have passed from their own
ers' hands in the same way that the land has pass
ed from many q hard tOlng farmer.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-06
the Nnlsmbsr EIoo,lons.
sIoxs.or A GEusRAt ioi AFsE OF vH5n nRErPp
- ItCkR III NTY. NRA
Iron ths few Y lI Ald of wedg daI

sIoxs.or GEusEAt 4 nioi AFsE OF vnsnRErpp
+ - LicF IN fY. @MA
lFrOra ths New Y 4 j III ld of wed9 da1
From ne rSlarns of ye days elect y : 'els
US hcluding New Yor1 oity and Stal d ,a-
chusetts, Virginia, wisconsin, 60, genaIA. MI
lapse has apparently fallen upon the kePubhcan
party. Tammany, like giant ret eshed with new
wIne, rises again with something OF her ancient
strength, and the tfty-hve thousand majority Of
the Republicans on lhcir Side tiehet lasS AAlh lt
net completely obIiterateds Is alnost rsdueed %
nothinR. CoEraGpondinR naanlta Ara ,Easoxtad trop
Massachusetts,, ViTRinir, Wisconsin and otner
States The DemocEatlc victory OF Urtooer ln
Ohio, il may be cOntended, was accidental; Dut
when we lind the Est the gtest, tdp Npgtn ene
the South ali drifting 10 the same general dii
ton Il is evident. at least that the sprlnknA
clouds OF October have gathered and strengths neo
10 the proportions Of political cyclone In NO
vember. In the history of the country, since the
time of Washington, there never was more
overwhelming Presidential success than that Of
1872; and in cur pOliiGal AmnAls We hese never
had in a single year such general shtinkage LOT
the dominant party from heavy mPiorlties 10 small
cnes, and to minorities, as in 1873. The popular
whiTlWind Of lS40, which carried General harrl-
son into the White House, was followed by a
marked political reaction in lS4l, and there have
been some other cases of this kind from time TO
time but we have had no reaction OF this cher'
acter 70 compare with this Of 1913, teuehing the
disturbing forces St work. iucludsug the deanotalh
cations divisions, disahectlons, discomfort ard ln-
difference of the party in power to the consc-
uuenccs.