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The daily gazette., 1874-09-23
FROM .MIDDLETOUN,

Special TO the Gd=ette
THE PROsPECTs-APPEARA or THE
FAIR GROUNDS, &c.
MIDDLETowN, DEL, Sept 93d, 1S14.
As far AS the weather is concerned
the Fair could not open under more
favorable auspices The sky is cloud
less and the sun shines brightly, while
cool and pleasant breeze prevails
The attendance this morning will
not probably be very large, but it will
be fair. Already people from the sur
rounding country are coming into
town, and vending their way towards
the Fair grounds. From present indici-
tions there will BE- II very large attend
anCc this afternoon and during the next
two days.
The Fair grounds, this morning, pre-
sented IL busy appearance The work
men were engaged in putting the last
finishing touches tothc buildings, while
numbers of teams were constantly ar
irving, bring the articles for exhibition
These mainly consist OF farming i'm
Iplements and articles of general utility
Fruit and household productions viii
| also be special feature of the cXhibi
/ tiPl lt NditIt anu blllti Sl'' Il ~
Exhibition had not arrived, with few
eXceptins, up To nine o'clock
| The track is in superb condition
Having been thoroughly rolled ant
dragged
| Several of the tIottsrs were brought uul
this morning, and tx1rcised arnupi Tia
lcourse. Some hue htrppeis have been ea
tered for the va,ious trinis aud soin' sr,r.t
ed races are exDectet
The opening exercises Will commence a
10 O'Clock, and will consist Of addresses b
Hon. Thos. +. Bayhrd, and CL,s Beas.ri
Esq OF OdessI. Then those present ca
examine ut their leisure the exhibition su
tother attractions.
RrlIeshmeut stands have been erected d
the grounds and a band OF music will be-
attendance. The police arrangements al
: such as will insure perfect order.
Quite number OF people arrived hero
the tlaas, last evening, aud mole are {
} pected day. The carly train from Va
mington, this morning, brought bat ie
lpeople. The hotels are ulready quite Ia
but due arrangements will b. mado 10 a
> lcommodate all who come.
: Among the articles on exhibition Is,
Wilmington Is IA quantity OF thc W sin,iu
ton Poudrelte Company Poudrr,ic, win
I arrived this morning. NJ. 1
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The RedncfiOM of Vu0es.

The following notice was recently writ
ten by John Roach, and placedin his ship
yard at Chester
"All work in this establishment CON
tracted for before the panic, and upon
which no reduction Of wages was made,
is now finished. In order to keep these
works running during the winter, con
tracts have been taken at much lower
prices than heretofore. This necessitates
a reduction of l2l per cent. of the wages
of all the employees in this establishment
which will take effect from the 81 in
atant.'
The WORKINGS held meeting to consid-
er the matter andappointed "A committee
to await upon Mr. Roach and endeavor
to induce him to reconsider the matter
Mr.. L. encouraged them to speak freely
He got them to admit that they were now
| Receiving higher wages than at any time
| before the war. The workmen reminded
him that he could buy iron 80 per cent.
lower. His reply was that the iron Of a
ship cost $50 900 but the labor costs
Si5o,OJO. Iron ore i'll the ground is but
30 cent J u ton, by the time your work is
put upon it is worth 40 ton, you can
TINS see the effect of labor. but you looE
but at one side of the case.
one of the men said his wages would bt
reduced 81 week, and according to the
price of provisions and house rent, Ia.
would not he able to support his family
MIR. IL. said. cut OF useless expenses
combine to maxi your purchases, anl
avoid the spectators. Last week SO man,
hands left to see Barnum's circus, tina
We came near having to close the works
, The discussion was carried on in yer
amicable way, and the men left with Iii
tie hope OF keeping up the price of labol
but probably convinced that "A reductio
of III per cent. will be preferable to clio,
/ ing the shops for the winter. Mechani,
and laborers Will hc driven to adopt tn
, IN ,ans resorted to by the Patrons ofHu
a bandIy, and the case will no doubt !
/ equally adTantageouo.- uo.-lVe-t Chest
| Mems.
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To Enropc for FJteen DOiidrs.
THE U@AkD LINE COMMENCE 1hEIR cr-
FuSITIoS FIGHT WITH lHt
SAIIoSAL LISE.

Position FIGHT WITH lHt
NATIONAL LINE.
From The " \. HeraH 81 Yesterdays
The agents of the North Atlautl'
Steamship Conference failed to agree al
the meeting yesterday, The result Will
hr that Passengers can now return to
treat Britain for SD, instead Of 81 and
81. rh,. fight in the conference Is be
tween the National and tunard line,
the former having begun an opposition
t. the Cunlrlers t. Boston, and claim
ing the right on account ut belnH
Younger linz, To- charge considerably lr7
steeragr rate than the Cunardrrs. Ihr
question of freight to Ru-ton has t,l5n
entered into the discussion. few MN
ut,3 after the conference ~ No. .?
| Broadway WA over, the first blow Ma,
struck, and the CunardeTs commenced
tn. fight immediately 10y selling the
ST. tickets Their example WAS speedily
| followed 10y the STATE lin" of Scotch
steamers. Who sell tickets at Sl3 net.
| allowing - cummlasiun t. agents lh%
ether lines asked all kinds 81 prices, 50
! being accepted in more than one case.
! The general remark made hy the rep
r,ientatives ii the lines belOnglng L
| the conference was that it Wa very
| hard on them to have t. utfer hS thu
! uuarrelhng Of the 'unard"r AMI Nation
! Il line On account OF the Eoat"n trad
Daring the recent competition of the
.taamship lines from May till Septem-
her upward Of 5onon emlgrants hay,
lcit these shores II rates varying FROM
IL t. So. the former being the tate
at which ticket ar old /" agents. -
During the recent hl-h rates the Amer
lean company European st. amers hav'
been reaping n rich harvest, a the hn'
has steadily refused /, enter the con
ference. ami has been carrying plsSeu
| --...- L. it...1.r1.-. II
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Too Late.

The way men put off important mat
ters to the last moment il one of the
curious things in nature. The fifth con-
cert in aid OF the Public Library Of Ken
tucky waJ advcrtiacd TO take place July
81. The day after, August !, Gov. Bran
ed over Sjo,Uoo for tickets. Had the
drawing taken place at that time the
Governor would have lad to send this
money back. hnt a. the concert was
postponed t. Nuycmbvr 80, it was ali
right with them. We presume that on
the first day Of December next, the day
after the concert, thousands Of dollars
Will be- received, one day too late, fol
there viii be- no further po>tponement
This HONEY might Just as well have been
| sent Il week before, a when It was.
S,.lt 2:-tol -3t
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MIR TURNER'S LECTu RE.-A large auui
rnce assembled III tho lecture room OF st.
MAry's Church last evening, to hear MIR.
Henry &. Turner'S lecture on the subject OF
Tho Iife OF Fatheil Matthew Alter sing
Iup of two solos in Il fine manner, by MIR.
IL ayanaeh, the lecturer was insroduced by
Mr.. John McCloskcy.
In an eloquent aud iorelble manner MIR.
Turner told the story OF the great temper
auce reiormer's life OF his early Jouth, his
studies for the priesthood, his liz st missions,
hls establishment IN Cork, and his labors
there during the plsgue. 1t was there that
Father Matthew first saw the fearful ELECTS
that intemperance was producing IN Ire
land and he issued call for a meeting, and
had sixty names signed TO the pledSe the
| first night In n few weeks the meetings
| had grown so large that the Cork Bazaar
holding 1000 people had TO be procured t.
| hold tho throng, and thousands OF names
were signed TO the pledge every night
| Father Matthew then took a trip thronSi
| Ireland, me. ting everywhere with great sue
cess, aud afterwards he travelled through
| scotland and England, receiving warm re-
| ccp,ions. and in lS49 he visited the mites
| States, Here he had great many honor
| shown him and he did great deal OF goo'
| work in the Temperance cause, procuring
| about G0, 900 signers to the pledge. Falhe
| Matthew was taken Ill soon after he reached
| Ireland. and after vain attempts TO renev
his health by travel, died. ia 1896, aged o
years.
The lecturer WAS listened TO throughou
with the closest attention aud was lrequ-nll
applauded.
I'VE congratulate Mr.. Turner OH the sue
cess of his del,tt and hope to soon have tn
pleasure OF again seeing him Oh the plat
| form.
After some more tine singing by Nj
Kayanagh the audience withdrew.
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STRAY WAITS.

Eutlpr has ipst received an invoice of
fancy goods direct from Europe.
Wm. Reynolds, Esq. will address the
democrats ut Christllna on Saturday
night.
Columbia Lodge, L. O. o. F., No. PC
will hold special meeting on Friday
ycninr.
IL. .. Moore has been appointed spec
ial agent for the New York Tribune for
this cIty.
Frank. oil Market street. holds out
,rrcat inducements to ladies' wanting to
select fall bonnet9
The Democratic nomination election
Tor County Assessors will take place at
the City Hall. On Saturday, from to
4. NJ.
\ meeting of the Democrat of tn,
city is called al the rooms of the Ameri.
Gus club, for Friday evening. Let it be
LARGELY attended.
The Fame boys" are jubilant to-day
over the success of their Gould steame,
| IN Chicago yesterday. 1t came out ahead
| Of all competitors.
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NOR SALE Or TO LEASE.

The undersigned is authorized to invite
proposals for the purchase or lease OF the
Surf llnuse. on the grounds OF the kehob"th
House is furnished throughout. and Is offered
with its furniture. The proposal to lease
must contain an acceptable bid for the rur-
vites proposals. with the understanding that
they reserve the right to enforce the rule les and
regulations which have obtained in the past
in the government of the Surf House. and TO
reject any or all of the offers made.
JOHN b. QUIGG, Superintendent.
seplO-2td -2tw Wilmington, Del
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The CITY CoUNcII~-The City Coun-
ell met at u o'clock, last evening, for
the purpose of acting upon the Seventh
Ward contested election case. The pc
tition of the contestant, Col. A. ii.
Grim~haw, was read, and also his with.
draWal, after which Council adjourned
no further action in the case being
nctNNr!rN.
The daily gazette., 1874-09-23

R.--Councilman Louis p.
Lynch, has been appointed, by the
levy Court, Inspector for holding the
October election in the Tenth Ward.
John T. Dcver has been appointed for
the Third Ward, and Sam1 = Adams
for the Fifth.
l.. w. Palmer has been appointed In
spector of the october Election for the
First Ward.
The daily gazette., 1874-09-23

TnE BOMBAY Hook RAuRoAp.-The
sale of the Bonn ay Hook railroad to the
American Dredging Company has not yet
been confirmed hy the court. 1t is un-
derstoul that the line will be put in or
der and operated next spring. and, it is
not unlikely. will, consolidation of other
road, enter into sharp competition with
with the Delaware Railroad, resulting in
lower freight and r,'seng"r charges on
the latter road. II n,ta, Inquirer.
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Low To get Ntsminn

low to get Stsmina.-Iron frames and
strong nervous systems are not the lot of all.
Hut the feeble need not despair. by adopt
ing the IL cans they m~y 1--we rs long and en-
JOY lite rs much aS their more robust neigh
bors. Physical invigoration is. however,
necessary To this end and while the spiritu-
Gus tones and nerv ines usually administered.
eventually depress both body and mind. UR
!. WAIHER's CALIFoRNIA VINEGAR BITTRRS
invariably supply new vigor to the frame,
while they regulate every dlsordercd func-
ton. aug21 1-Iw.
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BASE BALL.-At the Scheutzen Park
this afternoon, the A. r. klett will
play the Butcher Boys.
On Saturday afternoon, the Quick
steps of this city will play the W. Il.
Collins Club of Philadelphia, at the
same place.
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SECOND EDITION!
POLICE CASES.
JUMPING on TLAiN WHILE IN MOTION
THREE DRUNKs.

ii MTTNW IN TLAIN NHII.E IN MOTTON-
THREE DRUMS.
John Gibson was arrested by special
officer Legg, for jumping on cars while
in motion and was fined 50 and costs.
lThe last Legislature passed law
against jumping on cars while in mo-
ton, and imposing the above fine for
violations of the law The Phiiadel-
phia, Wilmington and Baltimore Rail
road Company has been much annoyed
lately by persons violating this law,
especially by ncwsboy4 who meet the
trains at the city limits and ride to the
depot, and they are determined to have
all offenders arrested
Three drunks, with the usual fin,
imposed complete the police cases
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FIRST EDITION!

NEW CASTLE PREsBYTERY.-Am meet
ing of the New Castle presbytery was
opened this morning, in the Prcsbytcr-
ian Church at Elkton, Md. The meet
ing was quite largely attended.
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NOTICES..

CE.-DEMOCRArIC VOTERS An
IN Election will be held ut the CITY Hall.
on SATU KDhY. the 26th day of September.
1874, for the purpose OF minimizing candi-
dates for County Assessors for the Northern
and Southern Districts OF Wilmington Hun
dred. Polls open ut 3 u'cluck. L NJ and close
at o'clock. L. NJ.
BY order of the County Executive Comni;
tee tor w ilmington Hundred.
MILTON LACkEl,
JNO. y. SPRINGER,
K. IL. TAIL LOk,
senn2-lt Enmmillen-
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ALFRED WALTON, Dru git. No. ~
Market street respectfully iri9flu1 hi friends
Ant the public in general. th2t he keers on
a compe,cn. person j. at al, tunes re idS to
prescribe tor 81 IA .icl-aa call at that store,
and h It NJ charsS l. mrle tN" ut tue rcgu-
lar price OF the net,'lu'- same ! u Q
astbey ouid paw ANY y'- SO; rut thft
~ pne is yisite At tier + .s T.. tHt
IOIioi titsI""
4 fun assortment of all >il ,ncu tioR
douhlr maEnitying, Ac. ...
f. BRINGllUESl y co,
Corner 81 Sixth and Market -tr""tS
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ME. JoHEsaS la yesterdays paper we
saw an advertisement OF the b. Is. l. ettS
waning to her tro,u the Gaickstep B, u
. ia tame to play on Thursday. As We
htNr = -tme Ia play this week we cannot
p'af them, Tut will play them any day next
w. + aud will beat thtm Two to one.
The daily gazette., 1874-09-23

The Cry llospITAL.-rhe Hospital
Committee of City Council met last even
ing, to act upon the applications for the
position of Superintendent of City Hos
pital. There were thirteen applications
The committee decided to recommend t.
City Council the Election of VIM. Patter
son.
FATAL NnooTIG. Near North East
Cecil county, Md, IL fatal shootins
case occurred one day last week. TIVE
boys, Charles and VIII Burris, were
out cunning, when the latter was sho
and killed by the accidental discharge
of Il gun in the hands of the latter
Both lads were under IA years of age
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Lau,s. wishing 10 r.rcnass a lish

running and Simple Sewing Machine, would
do well to call At No. rs Market Street. vii
mington. Del . and see one OF the incest Faui-
equal IL lews fro u the thickest to the thinest
material it ieslTej without change at needles
Our hobby IS simplicity. durability. light
running. aud no thread Ing up required: self
threading shuttle and selt setting needle
Sold ON easy monthly insttlment, or "A liberal
discount oil Tor cash. Ladies don'Ihuy Il
heavy and complicated m tchine. but get the
light running New American.
lis Market st. Wilmington. bal.
iy1IkwlY j. ii. PRIMROSE. AGENT
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THE BOIRD OF TRADE
MEETING OF TIE MANAGERS LAST Ev
ENING.

MEETING OF TIE MANAGERS LAST EN-
ENING
The regular meeting of the managers
of the Board of Trade was held last ev
cning.
The attendance was quite large, this
being the last regular meeting of the
present Board of Managers.
Various subjects of private nature
were discussed but nothing of public
importance was dwelt upon. A mum
ber of reports and communications
from other Boards of Trade were re
ported as being received by the Secre
tary.
The annual meeting OF the Board
will be held on Monday evening, oct
9TH.
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DErAHTrRE OF THE JUNIATA. The
steamship Juniata, of the Southern
Mail Steamship Company's line, left
the Harlan Il lIollingsworth yard this
morning for Philadelphia, from which
place She will sail for New Orleans on
saturday.
The daily gazette., 1874-09-23

IIIg IHB VINI otINItb IHItS 10 IHt EdIIJIIo
FeIsl.d Offices at Boston.
NJ official advices from New Orleans
were received in Washington yesterday but
private telegram reported every thing quiet.
The resident has issued no orders though
the War Department regarding LDuisians
this wres, there being nothing tn make
them necessary.
The daily gazette., 1874-09-23

p Monaghan, No. 800 Madison stree
is selling women 5 button shoes at 81 30
laced 81; Misses $l.50 e. o. d. #
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FROM CHICAGO "A dispatch was received
at Chr'sty's segar store, L ,st ID ueet. last
evening, from r. j. Goulf, stating that the
Fame engine was ahead on all the tests yes
tcrday, aud that it would be shipped to Will
mington To day. The Fame boys feel con-
iident that they will carry the laurcs when
their new engine arrives.
The daily gazette., 1874-09-23

Curved and straight. Nail Bru'hss. Hand
brushes Nal Files. Nail tulishcrS. oct tor
sIie Eg f. BBlNHliChSr X CO.,
Garner six,h aud Market streets.
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Wu.MrseroN. Del. Sent u 1874
.SPECI1L NOTICES.
FOGd for the Rabies.

Children fed on RIDGES FOUU will thri We
be strong audhealthy, and become little mod
ell. of youthful strength and childish beauty.
aprzd9m
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Total,
| ,262 " 13l ,UJ

FLouRIsmNG.- The City Passenger
Railway Company Is now in a flourish
inG condition, and have expectations of
declaring dividend at the end of the
year. The roadway is in good condition
and the cars are being repaintnd and
placed in first class order.
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prime Vanilla nDns!

s.ii w4-ls-..l' .rI retail by
BBlNGuilRSf 4 co,
r"fuc- Sixth aud MlrEct Slr"o.S,
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Concentrated Favoring Extracts

Of Veuilla. Lcmon. Orange. Rose. Bitter Al
monl. Hinger, Mnc', Celery. etc, etc. made
and sold whGlesl.e and retail by
l.. NhINGiillRST < co,
Corner Sixth and Mark ct streAts
uro.siGs 7iirac .si""t C"re for earns
An English remedy ot ircit popularity. for
removing c,:us ulth"ut ptin.
h. BRIMGIil KSr Il, c..
AVotAecnrIcg.
.CCtacr SiNth aud Market streets.
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CHRISnASA DEMOCRATIC MEET
~ ING The Democrats OF White Clay
Creek Hundred. will hold "a meeting in the
village of Christiana. on SATURDAY even
ing. Sept 18th. lS7i at o'ciocx.
Wm. Reynolds. OF Wilmington. ". 1t lie
present and address the meeting.
By order OF Pre-. Ijent OF Club.
sep23-It MM. l.. WIER. S,c'y.
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Excursion ErainS

viii be Iuu to aud f,om MlliletowE.
t;rand Formal Opening ereiaonirs on We'd
nesduy, Sept. -. at 10 O'clock, A. NJ lhe
Hon. THOMAS +. GAYARD.
and other eminent speakers, will he present
and open the exhibition with appropriate al
DIRE SOS,
The Trials OF Speed will be conducted under
The rules ut the National Irutting A.. ocla
tinn. The Grand Stand has been erected,
commanding "A view OF the ehtlre track Al
animals an / articles Tor exhl lhIton must be
on Ihe grounds by 9o'rlack. \. Nj. inst day
of tho FAIR tutry Books are nov uron 1T
the Office ut the Secretary.
ADMISSION:
Single Ticket. % cts ; Children under -
wears : : cents Season Tickets. 81 ~ Saddle
Horse. - cents S,ngie Carriage. - cts pou i,
ble Carriage. - ceIts. Tickets to the ,irand
Stand, - cis Excursion Tickets. admitting
the holder 10 the Fair Ground. may be had Al
ALI stations on the Phila.. " ilm IL BAIT X X.
and branches. ,,,, ,..,c,,,>- n,
Wu- r. COCHRAN. Chairman TX. Com.
j, rhos. BUDD. Secy.
The Grounds " i'll at all times be under the
control Of the Executive Committee. ana a
strong nalice force Will preserve order anu
enforce the rules OF the Associatioa.
Nm. X. COCHRAN.
I sepl7.iswte Chairman Ex' eom'
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frn, Ihs nnt:t

Bath Brushes. Bath Towels. beth Spo"ecs
ant bath Soaps ia extensive yiitrtS. Also,
Fie Ia Gloves, Strlns. Btu hes, eth., ut hpis sc
bai7 by Friction dla'es. aud many other
articles uI the same class at
l.. BkINGHUKST II co.
Curnar SIxtt aui Muket sire"lS.
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sep23-lt

MEETING.-A meeting
- Uf the democratic citizens OF whining
ton will be held in the Rooms of the Ameri-
Gus Club, III Market street, Oh FRIDAY eve
ming. the 18th inst. at o'clock. A full at
tendance is requested.
BY order of the County Committee of IL
mingtOn. sep1; 81
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finest salad Oi
Fine NaII Scissors.

Nf Wv ON
t.. EhINtIl| itSr y co,
i.lS Cnrn"r Siyth ani VI trket tra''ts.
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LT(ENSE .1PPLIC1TIONS.

ny ICE.-I HUGH Mccoy ERN. in com
~ phanae with the requirements of the act
of Assembly ia such case made and pro iled
do hereby give notice that shall apply in
tho Peace and all Delivery Of the state Ci
Delaware. in and for the county Of New Cas-
tie, upon Monday the 9Th day Of Nuyembe r
next, A. b.. 1874. being the first day OF the
next November term of the said Court. for a
License to keep an Inn or Tavern, in my own
house. known as the Greentree iic ;el. iG the
town OF New Castle. Delaware. and to sell in
toxicatng liquors in less quantities than one
quart To be drunk on the premises. aud the
following trseholders recomme nd the said ap
plication. te wit;
Geo Gray Wm. III. Cann.
Cites Lambs. n. John III Rodney.
John RidinIs. John NJ. Burk,
a.. l. Jemjson. A. NJ. lliIer.
Robert Murray, John Campbell.
c. b. Wegginmlnl. John " hite.
seq s. HUGH McGONERN.
The daily gazette., 1874-09-23
The street .NTrLpf.

In the trert market, this morning,
there was very large supply Of fruit
vegetables, and produce generally, with
IL fair demand. The variation in prices
since Last report il very light Peaches
stlll command good prices. Butter hds
had an upward tendency during the pa
week, and Ia selling readily. The ruling
rates are as follows:
Butter, ~, 80 and - cents per pound !;
roll. 30 to 81 do; eggs 81 and 30 per duZ.;
chi' kcns, ca and 81 ~ per pair peaches,
ID t. ~ per half peck, and 81 IN and 81 ~
per basket apples, ! and l0per half peck;
pears, and 30 do; potatoes, white 10
and - do, or 81 Oo and 81 - per hu3hrl ,
sweet potatoes, - and 10 per half peek;
tomatoes 10 and Is do; corn, Il and ~
per dozen; cabbage, > and ) per head
onions, % per string beets, ) and : Il
bunch; honey, - per pound; smearease,
! . per bowl; grapes, > to per pound.
Beef, l. and % per pound; veal, 10 and
- do; mutton. ; and IL do; liver, 10 do;
| lard, 10 and l. do; ham, Is ami - do
| picked pork, 10 and l. do.
At the fish market, the usual vIrirtir-
Of fish sold at the current rate.
| The New York Nul's special from St
Johnsbnrg, Vermont, says Rev. tIenr,
Ward Btecher made speech It the Gale
doui, fair yesterday. His subject va
"What l Don't Know about FlImIng.
About 5000 persons were pre- sent, and Mr.
| Beechcr was greeted with cheers and hI
speech was irsqueutiv interrupted with ap
pLuse and laughter. Large numbers crowd
ed around to s.ake hands with han uu hl
departure.
la the Graud Lodge oil Old Fellows OF tt
United States, at Atant, yesterday, The 10
l)wing officers were Il cite :. Grand Sire
j. Durham. of Kentucky Deputy Gran
sire, John w. .stok, : hladelphia; Gran
Secretary, James l. kldgeley, OF Baluuor
5 Grand Treasurer, oshua Nansaut Mlgee,
| Blltimurr