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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-08-08
CITY AND STATE.



snG STEALS $3.50 FROM HER EM1L3YER.
josephine Nope, colored, has been
living with James Chrislv's family, 90
No. lOl East Water street, for a year
pAst, md was regarded as an honest
domestic by her employers until Tues
day, when Mr.. Chrisiy discovered that
eOine one had robbed "a bureau dIager in
oae OF the upper stories of his house Ol
about 800 lie Immediately suepicioned
Josephine Of being the rohhcr, but she
denied the soft impeachment. Mr.. g.,
however, confident that he was right,
again charged her with the robbery, uad
she admitted il.
She represented that the stolen prOpeity
was in house in Weldie's Court, and a
search of The premises she referred ia
was made. A bran new trunk belonging
to Josephine, containing $40, watch
and chain, two valises, several dresses,
ovcr5kuts, handkerchief, stockings
| towels, undergarments, etc, was found
The watch and chain was purchased o.
Preston Ayers for sl7 80, aud as soon az
ho found out that the money had beer
stolen he refunded IL and again tool
/ possession Of the jewelly.
= Not wishing to hayoany further tronbli
with her, Mr. ChristY simply discharge,
her, and TO repay her for her ingfali,ulr
gave her one Of the dishonesty oh'nirci
ysliscs and filled ID with c0thlig 81,
purchased with the stolen money. II
give SONG more definite Idea rs TO th
amount of clothing she purchased, il /
only necessary 10 slate That after iilinl
the valisc, there was still in The trunl
six dresses, complete, and oyarskirts
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-08-08

WELCOMING TIE OIL -UrENlNG II 40
LIGHT AND AIG--NiNtSd AND DEEPEN

WELCOMING TIE on -upFNlNG II 40
LIGHT ANp AIg--NINtNd AND DEEPEN
INa sOiLs.
one. loading ot.i5..i .,i.cnt,,..V..;.
seea b,J. a n.llnv,. ou.n. porou, soil
h.- .,,ref,.r nt-ofh,iv,. t'oyg.r ih,.u.a s,.il
rr,s,..- nsel.od H. ann f4te +, lin rl..
m,.,tt nf tl.e ntp,n,lbcrr tliii afa tssepiill
t,,I.,f .rn'Yib Ann.lv ndmission of
r.ot,,,sr,bor, IA r,ani.ii,.t., afsornti,n.
Will. ~. rrtantivo i,nwnr Of ifn snil ,,in
.Isn.,,d LARGELY IN its ropipns.iiou and its
,,lotonioe, condition The nb-orlio-
n,,rer If Tie EXT /, h, tr1Iaiti,,, flo IA
gurnrs 'rbr., fnpr AVID ,p.l., r..o.,. we
,moi,. the son. thc lfr.etsr Inc po,,er Of
ABSORPTION. II is well known thls il
water. ndnlterntrd with barn manure. be-
0lterpd tl.rollph fine lnlyerlzed CLAW. il Is
rendered prRrly rmrei When dI4iusl
tnrongl gravel ID Is lr,s ao. and ii sand
Is u.rd thn chance Is SIN less p.reeul
HE. So That the finer we make The soils.
the h,tter wil lhev retnio those elements
~ ~ nlrnosuhrr.. necessary for rlnnt
food. Hence. if We would have cur soils
absorb and retain The manure aud ierti-
lilar4 we mt upnn them. 81 Is iuuur,aii
That we make them file AHA porous.
kltboiioh puly,r.dng me t3l Is ,pt
anolviro mauure. ypt Il s..ltr. taatrrinil q,
,,ai'l lie conn. 'rg1tl Is In making their
f,-rarclt.s Tor food and hastcus iic otou.
a sgll may D.. ever 40 go1l uud irteu-
M. g,,at y,,,ein a.st-al,- soil. but uul -.
.i,i. nn.lrrl rp .b the U.al nrd. nir. 81
III. I'd nIuii tts e.ei9 .rts OF mfiilit,
y,u,rb tUa eir otva.. contains. BicaE
Imam. ,l.hll. nnd reducing lne t.ues o
/ H., eurlars soil to nurcss enables jl,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-08-08

good Judge Of farming can tell thrifty
farmer by such slight neglecis without
going over the farm, to see its weeds, To-
neglected water courses, It's uupruncd
trees, &c. thas been often SAID that the
man who Drives hiG work "a never IN a
bury, but he Whose work drives him is
always in hurry"
Here we had TO leave the cars aal our
interesting lecturer Bat not without the
impression that our young friend WAS
doing good service to ,he young farmers
committed TO His instruction. And also
that the great uCed Ct all the farms on
this peninsula is wellirformel, educated
and interested farmers, with energy to
put theoretical knowledge iuto practical
operation on the farm.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-08-08
Political.
APPOINTMENT OF THE REPUBLICAN, CITY
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE w. THE RiHG
RULES,

APPOINTMENT OF THE REPUBLICAN, CITY
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE - THE RiHG
RULES.
The republicans held another meeting
Weduesday, over the Treasurei's Office,
aud received the report OF the committae
recently appointed to nominate q Vice
President and a committee Of five from
each ward, to constitute the City Execu-
| tive Committee Of the party for the
ensuing year. The following were the
aomina.lons made By the committee;
First Ward Isaac Darlington, Vice
President; Thcs. j.. Bennett, II. NJ.
MUl!en, WIN. Miller, Tbos. johnson and
| Chss. u. Agnes, committee.
| Second Ward-JOhu X. Babcocs, Vice
President Wm. l.. Heal, George Spsn-
Ger, George Leach, Quits WiggleswOrth
and Peter S. Blhcock, committee.
Third Ward-Dr. WIN. D. Nolen, Vice
President; John II. Graham, VIM. II.
schoen, WIN. f. Robinson, D. Il. Coyle
and Chas 3. Woodward, committee.
Fourth Ward-Alexandcr NJ, Sparks
Vice President r.. l.. Brown, Roland Is.
Day, Benz. Crozicr, James A. Anderson
and Theodore Pnrnell, Committee.
Fifth Ward-John +. Ruth, Vice Presi.
dent; 8. A, Macallister, Jeffrey Brown,
a. j. Springer, John Thshman aud L.
j. D1ughety, committee.
Sixth Ward-Frank Slilhlm, Vice
President; Vim. Rain, John w. Lewis,
Wn. W. simuons, Alfred Bayari and
Richard Heritage, committee.
Seventh Ward NJ y. StolseEburr,
Vice President; Washington Hastings,
Daniel Hamilton, Frluh Noleu, Chss. w
Talley and John Virgins, committed.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-08-08


R&lgrON la t}i+ city. 90 il7 l.' instant Mrs.
Martina NJ, VIE %. JOHN %. itrtoh, ia Aet
JItu yrar.
BHpWN AT the 70 idsuco ~ h.s grand father,
Charles Stuart. go. fli Wr-t Eunt rd.t
water +. bfnwu. Hretl o. r1ltns, ecu e..
Alpli hu, tat Biz iii.tH brown.
CHAMBERS -nn seS autH-ily mIgiiu.. $40
tnou 90 ia. l8urs ~. G.lfulUrs,
CnNNANAN -o1 tho 7th insHnt. iiuis
Cungaway. Infant daughter of MlNtu aud
knk+t runaway, aged la Wlut1s.
Friends nud irlafivrs ul tlH t1u.Ig IrH -f'
nestled o. attend the funeral irHW tns rn'iishra
nf her parents. south side un sunday It'i uc'H
at 3 u'clncs, 60 proceed n Gle WlIut ugiHu Hua
brandy wine emetefy, Without ilrlAer police
Gu-e irum our ssze,
Prom OUT pltE nee Is uaa
I One OF our Iuse buds. sweet Lizzie Is dead
] Angels have taken Der 90 thr tNgtf uHuiH
I Where she Is waiting eitth' s loved out- Co come
/ coon. -pu The 1T irs.tut IN this city, ) tl
suod. in the i5th year hs agr
LESLEY ri. q the 3lst ult..Bt New Castle. De-
Mis-. jams Lesley Voorhees, Lesley.
/ NlNEN. August "a, Hannah u. ntttu, 10 Oh
t6'h yearut rer afH
/ PATTERSON August 2d. f7-i. htthur = to
ct W. u. Ful MuA o. PATTERSON. aged Yesrs
2mnnths aud days.
REufCSs - b. the SD Inst, uutiielh Relf8ts
10 thr allA year of his tgc.
SCuAFER.-Al tho esilaH.eus lis parents. n
Lombard SIR ct on IN itn Instant. Wiilin. 80
OF uauIel and Eh1abs,h Scaaier aged
MOaihi,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-08-08


Prepare your ground ard SET ont en-
abundance Of this healthy, csculent plant
for fall, winter and spring use H. Your
earliest convenience. From The 10Th Of
July to the Middle of August is The best
timo for transplanting celery on THIS
peninsula. IL Goes not begin To grow
much until the autumn rains tegin to
fall aud the weather become cool, when
ID continues 10 grow finely and nulnjnrcd
until the Thermometer Indicates eight or
ten degrees OF frost, and even more il
Kept well banked up.
For fold planting after early potatoes,
ot cabbage, harrow and cultivate III,
ground aud mark ont with plow in
rows three feet apart. Manure freely in
The rows with well conpostel manures
and got the plants six inches apart IA The
row, pressing the dirt firmly around the
root. Trim on the tops pretty Close before
setting. II the ground is dry we water
freely with liquid manure and cover witt
light dirt Ia gaidca culture the row.
neel not BE- more than thtce ftet apart
n, the banking up is done with the sradc
After the plants have put out new leave
six or Gs4, inches l1ug the dirt Shout
be firmly pressed with the hstl armlD
each plant T. lrcycu. spreading, nn'
causing an erect growth.
/ For fall use or early winter thc vol
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-08-08

Speciality rsrlrtel for the srArs JorRSAL.l
Mr.. Diapers barn was burned Sunday,
about H. O'Clock, causing the loss of all
his crops, wheat oats and hay. MIR. Draper
was from home at The time, and the origin
OF tile iite 10 unknown.
The farmers sire complaining that the
wheat &. not tufuing oat go we'll as was
CNpt cttl,
Olr hcys aye lIhilan. in the prospect of
soon having another circus IN town.
Water melons snl eantalouges are ccming
In season.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-08-08

THE DEMOCRATS TO ELECT DELEd ATHs TO
THE STATE AND COUNTY CONVENTIONS
TO DAY.
This afternoon hnd evening the
Democrats Of this county will elect dele
gates to represent them in their State aud
County conventions. In the city they
will elect one delegate in each ward 20
each convention. Ia some of the wards
three tickets will bein the field, and quite
a lively contest Is expected.
The places Of voting in several Of the
wards will be as follows
First Ward-Whiie Horse Hotel, cor.
ner of Second and Talnall streets.
Second Ward--Felton House, southeast
corner Of Second and Walnut streets.
Third Ward-Fifth and Orange streets.
Fourth Ward-City Hall.
Sixth Ward-N. Il. corner Of Seventh
and Walnut streets.
Seventh Ward Second story oil the
Friendship Engine House, Tenth and
Shipley streets.
Eighth Ward-Foureenth and King
streets.
SO far the following nominations have
been madei
TusT WARD.
Delegates to the State Convention
James Bourke, Merits Taylor, James a.
Plunkett.
Alternates Ralph Mccall, John p.
! Springer.
Delegate to Tho County Convention
j.. W. Palmer.
Alternate-M. A. j. Spnslr.
SECOND WARD.
Delegate T. tae State Convention Vim,
/ Bareford.
Alternate Jacob Bniz.
Delegate to County Convention -. bit.
p. Tawresey.
Alternate Charles Jen1lis.
THIRD WARD.
The Democrats Of the Thirl ward held
q meeting Thursday night at lhe house o.
! Jacob Hauser, corner Of kiith arc
Orange streets.
Mr.. George O'Neill called the meeti- q
to order, aud John O'plunel, Jr., wa.
appointed Secretary.
The following ,am,d g1f'emyu wlC
elected officers TO held ;Aa election fol
delegates to-lhy.
uspector--Janes VI GiuehcT.
Assistants p. Lambert, john % Don
nell Jr.
ClerLs-Cllrlts II, Ryan, john i
Bleyer.
TIE Executive Committee was IN
structed TO give notice through the ia
zs,ie and EVERY EVENING tina, an election
for delegates to Tie STATE ard County
Conventions would be held 40 The Bar
mum Hotel. Fifth and Omnge streets, Or
Saturday next, the poles opening at
O'Clock y. M. and closing at S.
The following named gentlemen wer
announced as candidates for delegate
and aternates
Delegates 10 the State Convention -
lsnalius Z. Grub, Peter j. Ford, C1ss
D. Bedford.
Alternates- W. Il. Grebc, Thoma
e James, Charles &. Chandler.
D Del gates to County Convention
; Edward Farmer Wm. Emnons, WIFI
j Holden,
. Aueinales Michael Negary, william
e Walker, lleHry NJ. Iamts
The general opinion expressed was j
favor Of a man from New Castle count
for Governor.
a SEVENTH wAHp.
Delegates 10 Tie State Convention
4 P. Johnson, Milton L3ckey, Walter. Cum
>. Minis, Albert Thatcher
r Alternates danes POst.ea and Wan
g Mccall.
). Delega YES to the County Convention
? j.. Il. Springer, Johu Pyle.
Altenates-Joha Craig, +. NJ. !
d Lohncr.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-08-08

A THIEF CAPTURep.-About year
ago Mrs. j. Wesley Sullivan, Of this city,
mad her watch stolen from her house aud
at that time she suspected an English
man named B,ewctt, rs the guilty per-
son. lie was accused Of the theft hut
denied any knowledge OF it whatever.
The matter rested until one day last
week Mr.. Sullivan, hearing that B.ewct.
was arranging for atdp TO England, con-
elrdel TO havl him arrested, and q war
rant was put in constable Woadwarl's
hands. After a search he found the young
man and committed him for hearing.
The constable told his preoner That he
had auourh evidence 10 convict him, and
3 nwslt aid IL he wonll l"t him 20 be
would t,l, about Il. After Wood r0rd
giving assurance that he would be- ic-
leased Bewett told hin to go to a closet
Ia his boarding house aId look in the
4l.ave of chill'+ dress hanging up In
Il, iledld 10 and there found the watc1,
waisa was iduiuclto Mrs. sullivan ald
the prisoner released. lie left fo
Eu9'aHd Thursday.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-08-08

4 BARREL or CIGARETTES AND 500 CIGARS
sMUGGLED AT LIVES
GA Monday last A, G.. Smith and
Antonio Domingo, passengers from
Trinidad, Cuba, Oh the brig CWoin,e EAiy,
landed ut Lewcs.
Among their CIR cts We're f1un q barrel
of gapar cigarettes aud 800 cigars, whicl,
being landed contrary to las, were sciz d
by the Government olica's thar' and
sent to Collector Nolen, of lhis city, ana
"lli eventually, we presume, be sold for
the iupliL d1tics.
The men who landed tie property were
mo-: ARRESTED.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-08-08
Tho Democratic state Convention.

II Is CALLlD TO MEET AT DOVER or
THE 21TH.
John +, Cochran, Ed. chairman Of
the Democratic State Executive Commit
tee, has called the State Convention OF
that party to meet in Dover Gu Thursday,
21th inst, at O'Clock p. m, for the pur-
pose Of nominating a candidate for Gov
eruor AMI Representatives in Congress.
lie notifies each county to elect Fifty Two
delegates to the same.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-08-08

LOUISVILLE, KY, Aug. Ca ttht &C.
CURED 80 the POLLS ia CIaih county auIl q
lie election on Tuesday, IN which TWO
white men were killed, two negroes NOR
taliy wounded, and lliteeu Others sell
uusly injured.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-08-08

he following business was transacted
The Street Committee reported favora-
by on the petition asking to have the
cutters paved On the eastern side of Van
Buren, street, from Front TO Third.
The same committee also reported fav-
lrably on the petition asking to bave the
cutters paved on the eastern side OF
Adams street, between Seventh and
Eighth, ond the report was adopted.
On the bids for paving Orange street,
between Tenth and Twelfth, the commit
Ice reported in favor Of rejecting all the
on account of informallty,and
asking Tor new ones. The report was
adopted.
The Committee on Law reported cor.
rect an ordinance changing the fish
market 10 Fourth street market house,
also an ordinance prohibiting market men
from occupying the space in front of the
Custom House. The report was adopted.
Tho same committee submitted an
opinion from the City Solicitor stating
that the r. solution appropriating $500 ~
the Soldiers and Sailors Monument
Association was in conflict with sections
40 and IS Of the city charter. The
opinion WAS cOncarred in.
From the weekly reports of the re.
ceivlng and disbursing officers Of the
city, which we're read, IL appeared that
S103, iGs 93 was in the Union National
Bank to the credit Of the city at the close
OF business Yesterday.
The Street Commissioner reported 50
men and ~ horses and carts employed
during the past week.
The Chief Engineer Of the Water De
paftment reported 81 men employed by
MIN for the same period.
THE COMMITTEE ON HOSPITAL
reported as follows;
Your Committee on Hospital, to whom
WAS referred the charges made against
John NJ. Stewart, Superintendent OF the
CITY Hospital, uf conduct unbecOuing a
gentleman, beg leave to report that, after
70 careful Investigation, they ind that while
AIR. stewart WAS imprudeut m his actions,
ytt he evidence falls To sustaiu the charges
made against him.
Mr.. Lynch was opposed to the report,
u.s. he believed Mr. Stewart was guilty of
-flss immortality. The evidence of this
sns conclusive, he thought.
Mr. Richardson, as one of tue Commit
tee on Hospital, said that there was no
evidence adduced before the committee
going 10 prove immortality on Mr..
Slewarts part. His CIT nee was simple
i;nprulruce.
Mr. Hayes was opposed 10 the adoption
TIE report. If Mr. 81 wart was guilty
the public shonld know il if he Is innc
&c Z they -hOuld acqlil him entirely and
mo- partially. THIS was due not only Il
Mr.. Stewart, but TO the public who taxi
4. pride and feel an Interest in the city,
hospital,
Mr.. Pickles said that the committee
ildi prepared an oIdlhahce giving I'M
oouncl', 10y .l.S Vo,'i''i..'ee, .ue iomvi y
rn,nPIul l'e' ~ ..o uus
ne ltil-lti NC tHuuEht wac an VA ia' va
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-08-08

ruiLAnEIruA, Aug. 3.-Cattle mod.
eFateN activc; prices higher. sales. OF
100 vNtfa Peuusy F.nia and Western
common iizw5i4. sheep dull; 10000 sold
AZ 4'q9ai... Hogs higher; sales OF 1900 at
slu.1stfti.l1.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-08-08

T7DR SALE a young horse perfectly relia =
u bile; COOL carriage or work fCrse. Apply to
AMks MAklMM, Concord Pike. above the
hlue Ball. aug 5-2tS-ltw
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-08-08
20 market we mako the following

.fA4tHFs ~ ina EkAHDrWlHs HiLAr roH
rD1tp Asa rFaiA--oORaHOfEp DAILY.
faIHg filufsss.ssss ss+s..ss.ssss..sks 1la7il. ~
l1uf .ssf4ts s~sttssssss ssssssss l1A g lg
4 81. 4u. tlQcE.-..--. ........s.s..'sn.fo h Go
A1@al. nHH sss.sss. ssttsssss.s.s'...s
10 Y Aorn ssiss-ssssststss sssss..s.--s nzas
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-08-08

Dr.. NO'e1 WAS thfOYn OIL altogether, and
schoen put IN his plRce, while john a.
Marsh, colored, filed The vacancy caused
y Schoeu's rapid promotion,
The report OF the comHail.rr, as
lmen3cd, was adopted, NLd the Wee
Presidents named were given the power
% I'll all vacancies occurring in tha con-
mittee.
snip. Buiiaiu@ On the Delaware
guEEE sTEAMsnfT3 TO RE CONSTRUCTED
At CHEsTrR.
Upon irqalry at the office OF lae Patlfc
Mail steamship COMPANY, in New York
(Thurslay), ID vas learned that there
IS no longer auy reason for privacy con-
corning .a1 conlrac. entered into n few
days ago with MIR. .lodu Roach, lie
Chester slipbuilder. Tho nowspapois
have had several rumors, but nothing
definite has trarspiryl u IL now. The
contract Is for three first class ships, to
De constructed of iron, each to cost.
ready for sea. SGOOG01. This makes the
totsl cast Involved 81, 10000. ia add
ton there Is aa allowance Of 100000 for
the outfit Of oacl steamer, 50 that the
cost complete OF thcs magnificent crafts
win he S 1000
lis siipa'utua that thgy shall be butt
according 20 the French Ferits7, which
is the highest s.tub4II known 20 MARI
time Authorities. Moreover, these
steamers are guaranteed TO have city per
cent. more power than the steamers
colNtG and C3'08, aud they will be fifty
feet longer THE eutise cOGluc, must le
complete 10 three mouths--the slips
finished. IEe effects on the Pacific Mail
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-08-08

flltfa Oh. q
tbc c,@,, ,,e 1', - :, on "" ann ,ne'C",e ~
nrr ca 1 Y, '. ',',, %, '-'vuo,uVo "ole.'
,ia, A., n.' '''''' ''.t So'i, i'a y'.u'
avail. ~ ,i.,,,L,-.. 4 's'"',y -J"i' nu.
go, -. w t,ie A'ltl'l'1
tards1 A.. '''s,'s "u3 W." oi,,s 70
s'ai, t III ~ iu AZ so'''e q, tue
,,,,r,,s anj o,,i,,i, ~. 49, w.
,i,,, ~, ,,oga eii "'.e. ~
o,l, IL, .,''.', i'.,'t.', "''''Ne' ''''
,Vt"., nv ao, ,'- ,,'r.. e..t......,.
,.il H., 80, ..,.. 90, Wv.
H., ''' N'' ''.'l '.'"',
liza nntts A - '"1 ,'".o,'
1er. ~. F'i,l ,yl.ns, c,,i,h Ky .',i
department. +. myotniIy r.rart.d IN
Chester, Pa hu. trusted badly and yielded
lightly 81 Talbot and Calvert, Nii. While
in some sections 10 seemed ~ do nncly IN
Others nothiug can he said to encourage
Us sowing. Spling wheat is per cent.
less than the Nytragc.
Ous-Ihe crop OF this cereal Is 10 per
coat. bliOw the ayciogo, Willis the aver
aye il kept up pretty woil in the higher
latitude.
| Rye winter rye ia o. full average IA
most OF The States. In Connecticut it 1s
~ per cent. above; in South Carolina 10
is II Per cent. helow the average. No
Of M Ohio river.
Polaico gre two Der cent. In advance
Of last year. Michigan show an increase
of tweuly.ono per cent. Thn Colorado
I beetle makes fearful havoc whore no
remedies are Applied. Tbs persistent use
Of Paris green Is entirely successful in
removing them in many places. Two
ounc.s TO "a rnllOu Of water IL appIitI with
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-08-08

nuGul0oR's PLEA roR EXECUTIVE
CrvMeNcY.-Th Pennsylvania Board OF
ptrdons met In Harrisburg on Tuesday,
AID commenced careful examination
into thp r,,ts alleged hy petitioners en-
deayoring To obtain a pardon for this or
That uiminal, The case Of udterzooi
wlll soon &c taken up and passed al or
hy me Board. 50 far 5gj Fii9ud5 and
,.G others have pctiuouej for comm
fat'on OF The prisoner sentence, and 80
urrsous have assed fos his pardon.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-08-08
philadelphia Markets.

PHILADELPHIA, Thursday, August g.
FLuuE-luod and choice grades OF Min
nesata Flour are iu good demand at full
prices. Sales of suueriine at $500 !. rs; eN-
ilgs 1T a 5olt45li Iowa and Wisconsin eN-
ira family so i6N5 s7l4; Minnesota do 80.
1T sj.5l Tor fair up 20 s. 80 for choice Penn
aylvasit, Ohio and Indiana do. 10. at $3.50
.7.2i, aul fancy brands At sl.7l1s.l5, as in
quality. ,ye Flour sells Mt S5.600562]Z.
40 sales oi Corn Meal.
GEAIN--lu Wheat there Is very little
movement Sales Of Western and
Southern red AZ &l2jelL30 and white
at slag. Rye sells at vlc. Corn is un-
settled ana higher; sales OF 900 bushels
! At S'"s41. for yellow and S2lS0sic for
mixed " cstcru. Oats are unsettled sales
I OF new at a1af0ac The receipts to-day are
as follows 2llY barrels flour, Il, 500 bushels
/ wheat, T. 600 bushels corn, 1880 bushels
oats, l,2 barrels whisky.
Puov NoNs.--pricos OF provisions firm
sales "a Mess Pork at $3.50 per Dbl ;
Bccl-Cuy family ia quoted at 81; Beef
I sfradyt sales Smoked Hams at l5@i6lzc.;
! Sitea ~ l2uZ3 .c.; shoulders At 81 469ISc.
Bulk Meats are firm sales OF Picked Hams,
large ami small average, Mt l4i40i5 cents.
lmrl ID higher; sales OF Western and kettle
! rendered 10 1874 Mli cents,
o. SEEDS. - loVcrsCpd is dull. We quote At
iONiic. for talr TO good, and 934@lOl4c. fOI
uuuc and choice. Timothy-SO bushels
sold at - -. fisNseed is quoted at $500
ycr huskcl,
turrsG.- Receipts light; market ste ady
Sew nrs Statc,pgime 1874 dl% &C.; Western
rriEc. ~ l2'ac half egtns, sal0c
WusEt.-ll hhla. of western iron bound
sold a. slQ4 per gallon, decline.