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The New York herald., 1874-12-19
ANOTHER MURDER.
TRAaIcAL RESULT OF FIGHT BETWEEN srRIK'
Ma 'LoNasHoREMEN AND AN ITALIAN La

TRAaIcAL RESULT OF A FIGHT BETWEEN srRIK-
Ma LoNGsHoREMEN AND AN ITALIAN La
BoRER.
One OF the many dsgraceful connicts between
union and non- union men that have character
ized the recently collapsed rongshoremen's
strike had . tragical ending yesterday morn
ing ct Bellevue Hospital The fatal circum-
stance, which was detailed In the HERALD
OF the 26tn ult., took place on the evening
OF November "a. The strikers had been
wrought up to pitch OF desperation by the large
number OF Italians who were rapidly filling their
places tending to make their movement failure,
and so loud became the threats OF the former and
so hostile their attitude that 1t viii be remem-
bered the utmost vigilance on the part OF the po-
lice to protect the newcomers from violence AZ
their hands was rendered necessary.
At aboul five O'Clock in the afternoon OF the day
mentioned, Michael Mccormick, residing at No. "A
King street, one OF the strikers, accompanied and
encouraged by several OF his fellow 'longshoremen,
met one OF the new Italian hands az the corner OF
Charlton and Hudson streets, and, watching his
opportunity, fell upon him. beating him badly.
The Italian, whose name Is unknown, maddened
plunged 1t into McCormick's thigh close
to the groin. infiicting q deep and ugly
cash, and immediately aiterward dropped
has not since been heard or The wounded
man was taken by mis- friends to Bellevue Hospital
shortly alter the occurrence at which institution
worse. ON Thursday night his symptoms became
alarming Catholic priest was summoned at
his request and spiritual consolation administered
and shortly before ten O'Clock yesterday morning
the dying man breathed mis- last.
The body was sent to the deadhouse and the
Coroner notined.
The New York herald., 1874-12-19
ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK-TH1s DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, DEC. IS, 1874.
CLEARED.

Steamship California (Br, ovenstone. eiasgow-Hen-
Ship Washington. Bradley, Liyerpool-Ohas L Wright
4 Co.
Ship Leonard (sus,, Petrel Cork for orders-Funch,
Edge d Co.
Bark Hants County Br),, Cochran. Yokohama and
Nagasaki-R w Cameron Co. -
4 Co
Bark Volunteer (Aus) Zambello, Trieste-I Benham.
Bark Clifton (Br), Snow Lsbon-Jas Henry
Bark Templar, Bartlett Leghorn-Lunt Bros
Brig John Tupper (Br), Foster Cadiz-L Brigham.
Brig Leopoldine GER. Hsesloop. Rio Janeiro-Thos
Horton Co.
schr Hattie Weston, Parsons, Aux Cayes-B Wen
schr George Fullerton tBp. Brown. Hslifax-C W
schr Florence Rogers, Horton, Galveston-w c Adams
4 Co.
ham.
kins
sacoia-Benner Pinckney
7 Scnr Paul 4 Thompson Taylor, Baltimore-w Cha-
scnr Albert stanclin, Rose, Baltimore-wm Chalmers
Schr Highlander, Wood, Woods Hole-W Chalmers
Steamer vesper, DAVIS. wilmington Del Abbott
The New York herald., 1874-12-19
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD MILESTONE TELEGRAPH LINE.

REPORTED By THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD WHITBSTONE TELEGRAPH LINE.
Steamship Victoria (Br), Heddenvick Glasgow Dec
va sS5 sS6. y yin a % sss
steamer @ black funnel with white band Steering sW;
M S1 60 essa s % &
ss sn % 10
westerly winds stormy weather and heavy head sea the
steamship csopsua BpIxley savannah I Pc Dec Is with
Dec 10 viii mdse and PASSENGERS e Mao,y oo
nsSs sso4ss e q clyde Co. sa,,sn w.t.,
.na e hs
steamship Fani.a, Howe Philadelphia with mdso
Ssl g. ss Z
s ;ss asv.
With hSua.or .Ss Nov = Il 5oH
with fruit to Alexander Douglas SON. vessel to 5 J
yellow pine to Alsop CLARK vessel TO squire Bros
Beenl days north OF Hatteras, with strong and NV
schr Helen. Robinson. Charleston. sc. 8 days, with
schr v W simmons, Campbell Port Royal 10 days
seh1 Hns; Roger: shesman,, Harris Cape Hatserass
schr Ii Pharo Anderson. Virginia, with wood TO G
,,schr B Hastings rlton. Virginia, with wood to
scnr May Eva, Ingersol Virginia.
sssr sssr ysnne yGSSafhs as hSss11 Sss11n sv5E Virginia.
schr VIM Henry, Van Name, virginia
schr Jacob Houseman. Cropper, Virginia.
schr Anthony Killey, Greenwood, Virginia.
schr l. Benton, Hggns Virginia Tor New Haven.
schr s Il Sharp, Webb, Georgetown, DO
schr N Aldrdge, Aldridge, Philadelphia for Boston
schr Mary i Eva, inaersoi, Egg Harbor.
Arrived l7th-steamship Old Dominion tnot Richmond
as misprinted) Walker Richmond, City Point and Nor
folk with mdse and passengers to the Old Dominion
Steamship Co.
The steamship City Of New York Br from Liverpool.
which arrived l7th reporb-Dec H. lat 0a Ion 56 81
passed British Ozark from Canada bound east showing
signals NTPR commercial code 18th, lat ~ Ion So H.
3mssted steamer. with black funnel and white band.
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
BOUND soUTH.
Steamship CITY OF New Bedford, Fish, New Bedford
for New York. with mdse and Dassenaers.
Steamship Bolivar. Lawson New Bedford for New
schr Eta sylvester. sylvester, Provincetown for
schr Mail Mead Greenwich for New York. with
Steamer Electra, Young Providence tor new York,
with nidse and passengers
BOUND EAST.
schr Faklr Holland. Port johnson for Providence.
schr Tyler, Barrett Port johnson for Providence.
Schr Braz6s, stokes. New York for Bristol.
schr George Edwin sammis New York for New Bed
scnr Sarah Jane. Munson, Trenton for Norwalk.
Schr Henry Remsen, Gibbs, PortJ Johnson for Bridge
schr Louisa Frances, Rely. New fork New Bed
steamer Electra Young New YORK TOR providence
Steamer Delaware, smith, New York for Norwich.
The New York herald., 1874-12-19
AMERICAN PORTS.

ASTORIA fOrcgonl Dec l5--Sailed, ship Frank N
Thaycr, Starrett urom Portland), Cork.
ALEXANDRIA, Dec H-Arrived. schr WIN MAson'
Bristol
saiied-schr r Kirk Providence.
Passed up--Schrs Alfred Bradbrook. and Theodore
Dean.
BOSTON Dec 17-Arrived, bark Belle OF Souhcsk OBJ,
Stratton Singapore brigs Golconda Lord, Girgenui :
Acadia (Br) Boudroit, Port Caledonia CB schrs John
more.
sailed-Bark Three Brothers; brig Castian.
18th-Arrived. steamers Seminole, Mathew VS.. SayAn.
nah; VIM Lawrence, Howes, Baltimore schrs Sarah A
Reed Powers Philadelphia; City OF Chelsea, GOODWIN,
ct Marc; Aldine, Philadelphia.
Also arztysd steamer Meptppes 1nyrL NSy xakk hklg
The New York herald., 1874-12-19
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

IsLAND-Foc WHISTLE At ETANG Do NoRD,
Etang du Nord on the west side Of Grindstone Island
The whistle will be sounded during thick weather,
logs and snowstorms so as TO give blasts OF seconds
between the blasts The blasts win probably be heard
in calm weather with the wind from to 10 miles and
n Se e
BLACK sxa-nussIA-oDrssA-ALrER IN LIGHTS
vessel which moored off the end OF the mole In
construction has been withdrawn and there
lights will be shown from movable scaffoding placed
at the extremity OF the mole During bad weather the
lights will not be shown.
DREDGING MACHINE.
Alicante and IS covered BY from to Is feet Of water
west YVES 'i mole, and ~ feet ~ W. nom the nearest
Its position marked by spar, on which lantern is
(Beannrs magnetic varlanon. II westerly In ls7A>
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sEA-LIGHT POINT KARzIN
CRICIN), vEGLIA ISLAND.
light has been shown from Point KARIN, IN the ba
OF Bescanuova since Oct 30
mIs. 5s clear weather should be visible
dwelling
LIGHT CAPE coxENA, sAsIoscEILo PENINSULA.
hight has been shown since Oct Il nom house re-
The light is fixed white elevated 70 feet above the level
Of the and is visible 10 miles OF 800
rhe house is he eeepers dWeiins story high,
painted white with green blinds The light is shown
from iron crane 20 feet above the ground the NV
Position Lat ls2 sN, Ion l7olsE.
The New York herald., 1874-12-19
FOREIGN PORTS.

BuESos AyRxs Oct so-Arrived, bark Isaac Hail. Pres
sey, New York mot as before),
In port Oct N, schr sadie r Caller, Webber-would
probably load for New York.
BARACoA, Dec Gin port schr Rhodes, Gosin. for
Philadelphia soon.
DEsKaAaA, Nov N-sailed, brig Chesapeake CBr, viii.
son, Baltimore.
GrBRALrAR Nov 20-sailed, bark Nuovo Rubinacci
QtaD, scarpau from Baltimore), Civa vecchia.
In port Nov n, bark Giuseppe Rocca utaD, Pollio
irem New York disc brig Fran Nor), Andersen. from
HAVANA, Dec T-Arrved. bark Estelia, Poole, rors
iand schr Ramon de Ajuria, Birch, Philadelphia.
Sailed 10th, schr Irvine, McLarren, Mobile
HAMrAx Dec i4-Cleared mot sailcdl bark Glenral'
Cleared i7th, brigs Halifax p, cionfuegos; Dottie
PEsS1mnuso Nov l71In port bark Idoligye Br), Nick
erson, tor Portland, ldg brgs Ernest, Sinneu for do
do: Frances Jane Harvey for Hampton Roads,
(nothing furtherJ.
RIO JAsEIno, no date by cable,-Arrived, bark Sur
prise Hoyt Baltimore.
81 bonIsco, Nov 2s-In port schr Pote. ober. for
sAspy Cows, Ms, Dec s-Arrived, brig John Good tBr
WANNA DK CASTILLO Nov 2e-Arnved, brig Feliz Acazo
tPorU Twas, PHILADELPHIA.
WEYMOUTH M Dec 1Clearcd. brig Pucellc CBr). Bin;
gay, West lDdias 9Th, bark Atlantic (Br. German Bull
RIVER sc.
The New York herald., 1874-12-19
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS,

CAnpIvy Dec Is-saied ship Pocahontas CBr. Boag
New Orleans; schr B Hume, Diggins. St Jago.
Also arrived lsth steamer Pembroke (Br). Williams.
New YORK.
CoNsrANrTSoPLE, Dec l6-Arrived bark A Meyer
GER, Forbrodt New York
DEAL. Dec l8-Sailed, brig Raven (Br) Owens urom
Londonl Bermuda
FLENssoRc Dec ls-Arrived. brig Titania (Dan Miller
Pniladelphia.
GALE prior to Dec -Arrived, ship ventus Theobald
Cardin.
GIBRALTAR, Dec ARRIVED, bark Luigi Montuor
ltaD De Maria, New York for Genoa.
Sailed Dec :. brig San Gsetano dtaD, Mazela drom
Terranovai, New York.
GrRoNpE, Dec Put in. brig Abraham Dutch, Wis.
ser, New YORK for Morgan Pin 0see below.
HAMBURG, Dec 16-Sailed, bark Margaretha CGcr) Ra.
min. Tybee.
HoSo RoNo Dec l7-Arrived previously, ship Ham.
ton Ross Cardiff to sail Dec 10 for MANILA to load for
New York or Boston.
LIVERPOOL. Dec H-Arriveo, ship Duisberg fGer),
HOLES, Baltimore bark Edwin Reed. Higgins, Bangor.
Ne.
Sailed nth, ship W J Lewis (Br Trefry. Tybee cnot
10TH; barks Routh, Martin, 90; Albina. Dsg9ct IT,
do: Edna (Br). Bohinson. New York mot l6th).
Also sailed 18th, ship W Workman (Br), McGray,
United States; barks Beltise (Br Williams, do; Edwin
Nor) Chnstonersen, Richmond Va
LONDONDERRY Dec H-sailed. bark Dolphin (Rus,
Lovelins, United States.
MouLLx Dec ls-Arrived, steamer Italia CBr) Craig,
MALAaA-ssiled, brig Mary Fink, Dyer, New York.
MRssrxA, Dec --Saied barks Abd-e- Kader. Spar.
row, Boston, La Ciguena, Ryley, New York Mary
Evans (Br), do.
QUEENSTOWN. Dec ls-sailed, steamers Adriatic (Br
Perry and City Montreal (Br Mirehouse rom Liver.
pooh. New YORK.
Arrived 18Th steamer City Of Antwerp OBJ, LAYER.
New York tor Liverpool
Rio JANKIRo, previous to Dec l5-saled brig Alice,
Young. Baltimore.
LONDON, Dec 1S-Brg Abraham Dutch. from New
York Nov 20 for Morgan Pill has put into Gironde much
damaged, having encountered heavy weather.
The New York herald., 1874-12-19
SUPPOSED CASE OF SUICIDE.

Simon Schreiskenheimer, aged forty, residing at
No. 1903 Pitt street, was found early hour yes-
terday morning by Onlcer Edwards, OF the Twen-
tieth precinct, the Thirty-seventh street sta
tion house In an insensible condition. He was
removed to- Bellevue Hospital, where he died
shortly afterward. The man had evidently con-
templsted suicide, as traces Of poisoning by Paris
deadhouse and the CQE0ner nouned.
The New York herald., 1874-12-19
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS.

Merchants shipping agents and ship captains
informed that by teegrsphing to the HERALD London
Bureau No 46 Fleet street the arrivals at and depart
from European ports. and other ports abroad Of
American and AL foreign vessels trading with the
United States will cabed to this country
tree of charge and published.
The New York herald., 1874-12-19
SPOKEN.

Brig Albert Devils (Br) from - for Nova Scotia,
Dec by arrival at Wilmington. NC, 18th from New
port-tbe Albert Devils, Mcclellan from Shields for
Nova scotia, reported of HASTINGS. T. Dec p.
The New York herald., 1874-12-19
briss yuhet CLARK csnfuesos; spsrks. Hatansas,
schrs Eothen. Jeremie.
wind II sunset WkW.
TELEGRAPHIC CORRESPONDENCE.
NxwroRr. RI Dec ls, Is

NxwroRr RI Dec 10, l6A
Two large schoonArs, three-nasted, supposed to
be the Ella Francis went ashore on Consnicut near
West Ferry, in gale this morning, and lie In dan
gerous positon. John Waters Co, wreckerA win 60
to their assistance possible.
The New York herald., 1874-12-19

ARREST OF A MURDERER.-JOseph TauZey has
been arrested in st. Louis and taken to Chicago
for killing man named Goetz In dance house
night the latter city on st. Patrlck's Day, 1873.
The New York herald., 1874-12-19
SAILED.

ship Daphne (Br), for London barks Hebe Ger) Ant
wcrp: Emmanuel tSwc, Lisbon; Bastian Pot Dutcn);
Rotterdam; Curacao tBrl, Curacoa; Gazee, Port
aDsin; Atlantic. EsfPados, Lmma lBL, Rlo Jansiyo;
The New York herald., 1874-12-19

FROM OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-21
For tie Casstte. - "a
CITY AssoSsrtonts.

MIR. EYIToR: -As The time is fast approaching
when the two parties of orr county Will nomi.
nate their clndifntes for members oi the next
Legislature of Delaware, Is IT not advisable 10
call the attention Of the ax-payers ot Whining
ton 10 tlia fat, so that these primary eloetlans
only such cs'ilidates WI he selected 10y either
party who w,li.votc for such anst dments t." tx'
sling laws AS will prevent the CITY Con"cii al
Wimineto from assessing the property at donhla
Ito value. Remember, FELLOW Taxpayers. tile or
portunity to redress tins terrible grievance oDiy
Occurs every two years, and If you neglect The
present opportunity, You must suffer two yeais
longer. Real estate il going down and the pros
prct Is that 1t will bs yet unch lower, but has
your assessments been lowereds No. verify; on
the cont,ary have been creditably informed that
they have been raised in order Ia Keep iuii The
nav OF our niis.representatiees IN the
Conncii A TAX-PAYEE.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-21

Conference Committees Of the Board of Trade
and Commercial Exchange of Boston met yese
terday and adopted resolutions reauestine tLe
rilroai companies whose roads run 70 thai ctv IN
lower their freights, so as TO remove thai neces.
slty Tor the withdrawal Of the Cunard steam
ship
The specie shipments from New YORK on Sat
urday were 81 ,440 900, OF which $Il70 600 was
gold coin, $500 600 gold bars and SIC ,0O0 silver
bars The total exports of specie since JaDuarv
l are Sl5, e94 944, against $40, ll9 500 lsst wear
and $lS,094. 4S2 in 1872.
Tie Northern Pacific Railroad Comnanv nov
operates no leased lines; both the main and
branch lines of the St. Paul ana Pacific Rail
road, operated by the Northern Pacific under
lease since 1871, have been surrendered.
AT New York, and it is much the aame here
and at Boston, the offerings for discount nj The
Lanks are comparatively small and the banks are
buy ing paper on The street TO a greater extent
than usual.
Decoration Day. May 30,b, is legal h holidav
in New York. All notes maturing on thai Jay
or Saturday, the 3lsf, should be paid on Fri.
day, the 29lh instant
John Fitzpatrick, miner. during a drunken
tit last Friday night, shot aud killed his oulv
SON at Wilkesoarre, Pa.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-21
Bowers H0ot Liniment.

Alter 80 yetrs p-t;ticl aVpd;ien;5 with horses.
staging, teaming, &c., | have learne that more
horses have been crippled by inattention to the
feet than all other diseases combined. After many
experiments have found the true remedy TO PRE-
VENT the disease OF the hoof restore 1t after neg
lgence. to what nature intended it should bette
great support Of the noble animal. Ii the hoof is in
tamed and diseased the animal is comparatively
worthless. This u niment will surely preUeRt tins
worst of all Diseases tContraetion Coriis. Quarter
Cracks. Contraction OF the Dack Sinew. generally
called Knee Sprung. &c.,) and restore those that
have been crippled by the want OF such a remedy
n9-Try it. and it will never fail il properly NJ
Piled. viz:
Battle the horses foot once a W eek. or oftener ii
necessary at the heel and frog and around the hot
close to the hair. N, q. BOYER,
NOrristown. Pa
Mr.. M. C. EoYER--Deur SIR: This is to certify
that have used your Liniment in my stable tOr
three months past. on more than one hundred hOr-
ses. and find 1t the host preparation have ever
used on horses: 1t is Tar better than you recon
mend 1t. Send me i've cases at once, by express
U. U. ID. HARRY HAMILTON.
No. 1872 West Sist street. Now YorF City
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-21
seyen Millions OF Foxes.

AN day and all night the exhausted PARTICLES Of
every human system are passing of through seven
millions Of quarter inch hose-that being about the
length of the sweat duets connected with tue pores
IL thrse are ObstructGd. sickness ensues II they
were sealed up, the consequence would be death.
1t is one of the provinces OF li0stctters Stomach
Btters 10 Keep the superficial escape rpes open a.
well as those larger excretoy organs, mo bowels.
The stomach and the skin sympathlZe, and II Is
through the stomach that the Btters act unon the
cutice. keeping 1t moist. elastic and unievered.
The famous vegetable inylgorant Is n mary elovs
medicine; NO other preparation known contains
such "A variety Ct curative and prescTyatNe ele-
nents, or acts. at the same time. IN such variety
1 beneficial ways. In dyspepsia ii Strengthens The
stOmavk, improves the appetite, AMI controls the
liver ;'in fever aud aeue, II breaks up The Its NJ
cases OF physical uGdstraion it j. literally vital
specific. may2lt025
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-21
Tho Civil Rights Bill.

lu the l, s. Senate, yesterday, the civil Rights
bill was taken up, notwithstanding the efforts of
Senator salisbury aud others to have II deferred
until Senators how absent were present. Among
those IL entioned was the name Of Senator Bay
ard, now engaged ia an important case before the
Court at New Castle. The passage OF the hill
was advocated by Mr.. Flanagan, Of Texas, and
Pratt, OF Indiana Senator Thurman opposed 1t
IN an able speech lie said the ,ilect would be to
break up all tue common schools and TIE white
aud colored children would both 70 without edu-
Gallon. The hill was lAtn laid over and tic rcso-
luton OF the House 10 adjourn on The 22l Of
June was passed
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-21

Is 1T SLIGHT.-Con !ressmen often expect I, O
much OF editors they do not reflect fuI moment
that most OF the capital that is worked mp into
platforms upon which they are elevated to lie
positions they occupy has been wrought out by
the press; aud that they, perhaps, have never
originated single measure or maturcd any prop
ositon, but il has been go cuatomaiy TO see the
speeches referred to in editorial columns: and the
brief ones copied, that an omission of this kind
might we'll be regarded slight, ana especially
1t tins treatment follows the maiden tiioli. We
find in the RfpHbicaa the only speech which MIR
Lofand has yet made in lhe House. We referred
to 1t a few days ago as having been published in
the Ne~s and tAe Nedt}tei, nud as being too much
lauded by those papers. Bat the R,3uJhcan does
not even mention in its editorials that the speech
may be found ia lis columns much less praise the
hrst effort OF the Radical member .Iom pelawale
Even this might pass and he explained away
But the fact that our neiehbor Of the Con0terciai
MAINTAINS stic silence with reieIt nee to the effort
OF Mr. Lotland, the Delaware Congressman, to
whose election II contributed su much, and does
not even publish his only speech ia the House,
I'VE are Lot quite sure it was spoken there, seems
10 Us very much Ike light on the part of both
those Radical papers and MI Loiland will have
to look sharp that he does not lose the next pom-
inPtihn
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-21
NOTICES.

NCTICE ME- HANIC2 LOAN HSSoCfA
~ Mon have jast issued 30l shares Fourth Series
W. J MORROW. sec'y, ? s.
"aSzoeodu be ....sr- No. III French street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-21

DESTRUCTION OF FRUIT TREES b. BUOs--It
% s'a'eu .na' "i'n'n me last two weeks species
o' nia'h Dug nus appeared IN countless numbers
III 'he pessh orc1arus near Denton, Car oline
country, hiu, ana has done serious damage in
'ne locanly' In one nursery the grated stocks
OF IS 900 trees were entirely killed.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-21

The Committee of Ways and Means authorized
MIR. Foster to report a resolution censuring the
Secretary of the Treasury, the Assistant secrs-
tary of the Treasury, aud Solicitor Baniield for
the lax and careless administration OF the law IN
the Sanborn contract cases.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-21

Governor Moses appears to have resisted arrest
after all. He has no. only set lhs courts at def
uuce, but has managed To obtain a warrant for
the arrest OF the sheriff who was ordered TO fake
i'm into custody.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-11
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.



Fu Ss~ forE.-1.sl, A ", 19.1T, 17.42, 54s P, NJ.
~ Philadelphia. $50, sio $50 1880, A.
NJ. 1917, 124s ., d b4a, 7.2o, $50 p. NJ. sundays,
1.s1, A. M; 400, $50, $50, P. M.
$50, 40, p. M. Sundays, 1852 2.0s, A M.
For Fashington.-12.52, 20s A. NJ. 1888, l.gs,
$40, no P. NJ. Sundays, 1881, 2.0s, AN.
For Delaioare R. R.-b.00, 1910, A. M. $40, p.
M. No sunday trains.
For Nsls casae.-bOo 1910, A. NJ. l9c, $40, p. NJ.
No Sunday trains.
For Wilmington and Reading Il. R.-6.e0, A. Nj. ;
$50, Bis p. NJ. No Sunday train
For Wilmington d Western r. R-10.S0 A. M; 6.95,
p. NJ. No Sunday trains.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON.
From Eetg York-l.5s, A. NJ; 1854, LIB, 100, p.
Nj. sundays, 1.b8 A. NJ.
Frona Philadelphia 1853, $50, A. NJ; 1900,
M. 1884, 113 4.05, 515 6.sb, 100 sis, 11O0 z. NJ
Sundays, 1242 l.bs, 1905, A. NJ; 100, p. NJ.
From Port Deposit.-904, A. NJ. No sunday train.
From baltimore. 1.2l, 1925, A. NJ. 1901, 1240
$50, $50, 7. NJ. Sundays, 1.21, A. NJ: $50, 2. NJ
From Washington. - 1.2l, A. M. 1897, 12.a0, b32
9.20, p. NJ. Sundays 1.21, A. M. $50, p. NJ.
From Delaicare r. R.-10.1b, A. M; 800 $50 p.
NJ No sunday trains.
From Nelp 6astie.-s.OO, 1915, A. M $50, $50
P. M. No Sunday trains.
From Wilmington d Reading r. R.-6.56, A. NJ.
100, 7 IS, p. NJ. No Sunday trains.
From Wilmington a. Westera r. R.--I.6b, A. NJ.
Bis p. M. No Sunday trains
LEAyE PnILADRLrnIA FOR WILMINGTON.
1910, $50, 1880 A. NJ. 1215 $50, 400, b.l6, $50
SIS. a80 11.aO. p M. Sundays t240 $50 A. NJ; 9sI
II 80 p NJ
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-11

WmAnNoToS DEL, Nov. H.
The following is a synopsis of the Wilmington
Market reports this morning
Medts.-Beef steak 16, 10000 per pound I.
roasts, l2@lsc stews, 1o912c ehipped, 26@90c
mutton, 10@15c chops, 10000 veal, l2@l6c !
outlets, 10000; pork, 14ci bologna, 14C9
loo ham, 17@1Sc sliced, 20@24c shoulder IA
Q15c fitch 12c lard $780,; sausage, lac
scrapple Sc mince meat 13@15c.
Frttit.-Apples, 10@25c per half peck pears,
25@45c; dried apples 12@15c per pound dried
peaches 12@l5c per pound grapes ca Toe per
quart.
Vegetables. Sweet potatoes 50@T5c per bask-
OF white potatoes 1905 per half peck;
per bushel SI00@SL20 lima beans, 12@15c.
per quart onions, 25c per half peck cabbage,
46D10c per head beets 5@10c per bunch
pumpkins s@20c apiece egg plants 5@l2c
apiece green peppers loo per doz ;ruta bagas,
l2c per half peck turnips Ice citrons l5@20c
apiece cucumbers, 12al5c per doz
Miscellaneous. = Butter 45G5Oc per pound
eggs 35c per dozen chickens, alive S1.0O@S1. 70
per pair; dressed 10000 per pound
honey SOC per pound smearcase &c pei
bowl tallow loo per pound corn meal, Sc
per pound oats Coo per bushel corn ears 600
95c per bushel chestnuts 15c per quart tnrkies
u. 50@200 n pair ducks 81. 00@Sl-50 per pair
cider zoe per gallon carrots 5cper bunch buck
wheat flour from 81. 10 to 81 20 per quarter