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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-14

UNION SERVICE. Grace NJ. H. and the West
Presbyterian churches will unite in worship to-
morrow. In the morning service will be held at
Grace, and in the evening at the West, Rev, j..
NJ. P. Otis conducting both. Rev. j. Il. smith
il attending ccmp-meetns.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-14
NOW Announcements, To-day

Gordon food--Carey Mari
Cohansey jars-C Il NJ Co
Death notice-Best
Death notice-Higeins
GOuert brevity
DeNormandie's brevity
Perkins brevlty
Donahoes breyity
W.bb's breyity
civ laundry-hreyity
Fullmers brevity
Adairs brevity
ElmwoOd collar-breviiy
Thomas Green-brevity
wy Warner-house for sale
For sale, Refrigerators--T Green
Card of Joshua n Heald
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-14
rfuttny in the Cne.apenIsc Ray.

The brig Harry Captain Barnes, which sailed
from Baltimore on Monday afternoon, last for
Matanzas, put into Annapolis yesterday
afternoon, the crew having mutinled. A guard
was seEt on board from the Naval Academy and
the mutneers put in irons. The case will be
tried before United States commissioner Rog-
era to-day.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-14

DEATH FROM LocKJAw.--Wm. p litter, oi
Blackbird, Del, died from lockiaw on Sunday
last. About month ago Mr.. litter cut his foot
with ali axe and it was thought to be a simple
matter until tetanic symptoms set in. Mr.. Tit
ter was yonng married farmer much respected
by all who knew him.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-14

THE BOUNDARY DIsPUTE.-The death OF ex
Governor Graham at Saratoga will, it is sup
posed, render nugatory oil that was done by the
Commissioners to settle the boundary line be-
tween Maryland and Virginia.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-14

EXAMINATION OF BLAKE AND ZEDLEY.--A pre-
liminary examination of Chas. Blake and Harry
Zebley was made before the Mayor, last night
and so direct was the evidence against them thai
they were each held in $1,000 for court in default
of which they were sent to New Castle. Aftei
their examination they confessed to the bursla
ry of which they are accused-hlr. kanes shoe
store.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-14
NEW YORK MARKET 70. DA
l'cnurt by L. Shanly Davis, 95 Barclay ST.
by Telegraph 10 the Commercial.

NEW YORK MARKET TODAY.
l'rnurt by l., Shanly Davis, 95 Barclay ST.
by Telegraph TO the Commercial.
New York, August IA.
collision OF trains took place on the Penn
tylyania Central n. Il. at one O'Clock, this morn
llg, and not half the peaches are in. The guam
uty that liz here will not more than pay freight.
Small crates are selling at 80 to 60 cents, and
baskets at 90 to 80. No extra fruit is in. The
market cannot be cleared at Ipaying prices to-
day
THE PHILADELPHIA MARKETS TO-DAY.
Report ]. T. y D. Il. Kenney. 800 N. Water ST.
by Telegraph u the Commercial.
PHILADELPHIA, August IA.
foor crates, fifty to sixty cents medium, six
Y to seyenty-ive cents prime, ninety to one
dollar and twenty-five cents. These were early
sales quotations.. No market for next week, as
most peaches by rail are in late. Late sales
we're twenty-five to thirty-fve cents per bas
hot and forty to siYty-ive cents for crates oi
sound fruit
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-14

SAILING OF THE BRAsuEAR.-rhe Brdstedr, the
new Morgan limo steamer, sailed at high water,
this morning, for New York to load cargo for
New Orleans.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-14
numerical Reports.

Comm, m,erciAl lsePOrIs.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
PHILADELPHIA, August ii.
Flour declining, extras $3.50 Penna. family,
sc 25@7 so high grades, 81 1908 so. Corn.
prices barely maintained; yellow, 8O@S6c.
Wheat declining old red sl.45 new red. ~. 90
al 81. Oats quiet at 59074c. whiskey $1.74.
QUOTATIONS AT THE BnANDYwINK MILLS FOR FLOUR
AND aRAN--CoRRE0rED DAILY.
FAMILY Flour. $4,000 900
Extra Flour. 6.751 $50
supoI fine Flour. ur............. 4.76Q 5.75
Wheat. LAO
Oorn. ......,........ SOC
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-14

TIE FLooD. LAsr EysStSd The heaviest
rain during thc recent vet spell fell, last even.
ing, betWpon five and six o'clock, and passed
OF withort uoing much damage, with the ex-
ception Of washing out cutters and filling up 9TH
ers rith eand and gravel 1t was fortunate for the
new embankment that the rain came on before
the workmen had left their work. or the damage
would have been more serious. The injury, how
ever, has been slight through the precautions TAX
en- to have a force of workmen at the points most
liable to be washed and by throwing up tenn.
porary banks and opening few drains the flood
was turned aside, and with the exception OF
here and there small gutter it would not be
noticed that thsre had been heavier rain than
usual. With the exception of few engaged
in draining, there is nothing being done on the
basin to day
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-14

hoyton is called +" the rubber whale
Minister Washburne will come home in the
t,,a me head of the English nation is the grand
"'t OF twenty children, while that OF our own
"u' but one grandchild.
tsinaa Mr. l.. M. Speers Of Newberry, s. O. has OBJ
monument"
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-14
Daifv Commercial.
COMMERCIAL PRINTING COMPANY.
Aoward II. Jenkins, Wilmer Atkinson,
Francis U. Ferris
a,r ysryra eko.. Ss005d pa0A.
NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS.
#. Elwood singley is not now In our service, and
no, authorized to collect money on our account.
p aor 1srms, etc., ses Second Paos.

The end is not yet. Camp-meeting people
won't iorive much comfort from sold Prob. to-
tao
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-14
Cily Political Notes.

All Republicans in this city who desire the
success Of tho party at the coming election, are
invited to be present at the meeting tonight, at
the headquarters, on Sixth street. between Mar
ket and King. The Executive Committee will
meet at 80 O'Clock, sharp, to attend to I'M
portant business.
The name of Captain Ohas. II. Gallagher hay
ing been mentioned in connection with the City
Council, that gentleman has written letter to
the Republican saying that ''under nc clrcum-
stances Will permit the use OF my name
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-14

WILLIAM CROZIER, MANAGER OF
w Beacon stock Farm, Northport. Long Island,
NJ " Breeder and importer of thoroughbred Al
derney AMI Ayrshire c tile Clydesdale Horses
Cotswold Sheep Berkshire Swine, and Fancy Pou-
try. The stock bred at Bacon Farm s imported
and from the best imported sources, and has won
the unqualified admira ion Of the best judges
They have taken the first prizes at Provincial
Canada and the United States. Jyib,smwjysi, ,8mf
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-14

Some bankrupts, like horses, are never made
until theY are broken.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-14
THIRD EDITION.
weather Record.

REPORT OF THE SIGNAL SERVICE.
WARRINGTON. Aug. IA.
Probabilities For Middle States, threaten
ng weather, with no decided change in the tel
perature.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-14

FEEDING HORSES. s.-Horsernen and all persons
owning live stock of any kind will be Interested
in learning something of Gerald Gordon's now
horse feed which is now for the first time being
introduced to the citizens OF Delaware. Messrs
Carey u Mari, No. Jog L. I'd street, have secured
the agency for the feed hero and offer it fol
sale. Such men as Robert Shoemaker and Pas.
chall Morris & Son. Of Philadelphia, recommend
the article indeed it is pronounced wonderful
in its effect upon all animals that it is fed to, by
hundreds who have used it. MI. Pratt, the &C n
era agent, has heen fortunate in securing the
aid of Carey IL Mari in making market for the
article in this section,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-14
FIFTH EDITION.

Moody aud Sankey.
THEIR ARRIVAL HOME TO-DAY.
New YORK, Aug. II.
Moody and sankcy arrived on the steamer
i9pdin to- day.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-14
FOURTH EDITION.
Almost a Fire.

HENRY r. DUREs RESIDENCE SET ON FIRE BY A
STRANGE WOMAN.
About Il 80, this morning, strange woman
called at the residence OF Henry II. Dure, 9th and
West streets, ostensIbly on begging GRAND.
Neither Mr. DuIe nor any members of his family
we're at home, they all being. we understand, at
Niagara. Ouly the chambermaid and down
stairs servant were in tho house.
After ringing the bell, the woman,ln faniiial
way, went over the entire family list asking by
name for each member. and when sue
was told that they were all away she
expressed regret, saying that she
was in need of clothing for her cnildren
who were suffering. She then asked for the
chambermaid, calling her by name also. The
chambermaid was in the second story, and the
servent who met the strange woman at the door
went up stairs to call her, leaving tho visitor
standing in tho porch. In moment they both
came down together. and refused to give the wo-
man any clothing, when she went away.
Scarcely had she got around the corner when
the furniture in the parlor was discovered to be
on fire, and an alarm given to the neiglibors,
who rushed in saving it and the building before
any great damage had been done.
1t is supposed the strange woman
during tho absence OF the servant up stairs,
slipped in and applying match hastily assumed
her station at the door, AZ she WAS there when
tho servants came down. There had been no
fire in tho parlor, and tho furniture could not
have become ignited except by an application
of a match or some other combusti l..
MIR. Dures cellar was robbed OF its contents
last Saturday, by some one who broke III from
tho outside.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-11-19

j. G, CuEW, Else, is the financial
agent of the City OF Houston, and in u
letter to the 7Gicgydph raps the city
council over the llnuokles for their
vacilloting course in regard to refund
ing the outstanding bonds. While
Dallas City bonds are steadily appre-
ciating in value, and becoming every
day more and moro in demand in New
York, thanks to the financial skin,
and prompt payment of interest made,
by our worthy City Council, Houston
City bonds are thrown entirely out of
that market.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-11-19

VIZ published yesterday the address
of Hon. Joseph d, Sayers, Chairman
ofthe Democratic Executive Commit
tee Of lcXes, to the Democracy. tits
n document that should be read 10y all
and acted upon promptly. We call
upon The chairman Of The committee
OF this District aud this county, to
see to II Tint they cll meetings, to
appoint delegates to the convention
which meets at Galveston on the 9th
of January next II is tight and
proper that this matter shoqld be 1T
tended to at as early day ms possible.
Only about six weeks luteryenes Until
the convention meets.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-11-19

THE Committee OF the Convention
on the ordinance to grant time to the
Texas and Pacific Railroad, met on
Thursday night and adopted the ordi-
nance by vote OF five to four. The
committee also adopted the PROPOSE
ton Of Mr. Waelder, requiring the
Legislature at its first session, to extend
The time Of all railroads under con-
struetion one year beyond the time
limited in The charters il recommends
the Convention to adopt the PROPOSE.
ton in q separate article in the consti-
tuition.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-11-19

THE Galveston Nelos propounds the
following, and says that sunless gossip
Ia widely astray, these are open CO.
nundrums at Austin, and not few
minds are In quandary, not say u
painful perplexity, thereanent"
suppose ''new dealn is provided
for by the Constitutional Convention?
WIN the general influence of officers
holding under the old constitution be
for or against the ratification OF the
new2 lf against, viii the general in-
fuenceof candldQtca for offices under
the new constitution beoquaily strong,
or stronger, IN favor Of ratification /?
Which need ~ the greater--the need
OF the convention for Governor Coke
to advocate the acceptance Of its work
~ thepeople, or the need of Governor
Coke for the convention 60 back him
for the Democratic nomination in
January 8kEs dw
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-11-19

The annual report OF the secretary OF
the southern Historical society, of
which General Jubal A. Early IA presi-
dent, shows the following facts: Pie
society possesses o nearly complete act
Of I'LL the reports printed by the Com
fedeIate departments, including tho
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-11-19

prfslhpnts messages, reports of bat
tbs, acts Of the Confederate congress
and State governments, etc. IL has
also flll set " manuscript reports OF
General Longstroetscorps; thepapers
Of General !. n. b. STUART; all Of gent
eral E~elps reports; II full sesof pa
porB OF General =. ID. Lees corps, and
many other valuable reports Of Con-
iedcratc officers, besides a number OF
Federal official reports. The collection
also contains the report to congress of
the committee on the conduct OF
the war; Il manuscript history OF
General IIongstreets corps, by Gen.
erAl IL. L. Alexander; u large col
lection OF pamphlets published during
the war; collection of maps illus.
tratlng the movements Of the armies,
prespnled by General humphreys,
chief engineer OF the United States
army, and many other interesting his
toricol documents relating 10 tho war
aud the Conlederacy.
lib Fort Worth Democrat is still
throwing dirt Mt Dallas, II says; "Mat-
ter8 seem to he growing desperate at
Dallas. Murders and robberies are &c
frequent that the daily papers of that
city are little more than local reporters
Iof desperate and daring CRIMES"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-07
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

roxnox lime B-l23O D. m.-Consos for Money, ' 81 a.
a2e for the Account % d92st Erie Halfway and de-
sales bales INCLUDING 600 ao Iesns 7Sd
exnort Middlng Uplands 73id.; Mddine oI.n M ddng
Cotton to arrive id cheaper sales on lime and
xniands nothing below Low Middlings, derive
rpnus III 40 Do deliverable July and August az .'.u n,
LONDON June GO p. m.-Paris dispatches qu''o N'
IvpSPoo june 81 Sales OF Cotton on ariyerable
Middng Uplands nothing below Good , ox Middngs
SSewverabie Anenst or September, at 7iSIod Breaou ~
ouiet Lard. 81 d62 y cwt o,,, n, hu,on gone
LONDON June $3.50 m-The amount a s 81 81 QUO
Wy pRPoot June $3.50 mOf the safes OF ~ Wdd1e
90 ,os src,e American sales the basis oi
eaes ,h,ns below Low Mddngs deliverable July anu
August II red. - , .ooa,ooecvt
LONDON June 5-5:30p m-Pars dispatches quo'o ~
ITFRfooI. June 5-Evening- Tupentine Aoa|o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-07
xvOOI, MARKET.

BOSTON June 6Market unchanged pd 70
only in lots AZ wanted but, with small stocks are o"s
Dnrchase freanenty and the sales foot up i
Holders s disposed to meet he maks d @ as close as
%ssibe There rather more inquiry 9T nne
t.oc"s and $4,000 n Ohio ana iennsy Nn nnn
ncin,al,v choice Xxx have been sold at %
nfac The stock OF desirable fleece wool IS now con
reduced Tho principal transactions OF the Meh
have been in California; sales Of New spring a1 pun on the
Whole have been satisfactory The range mas been Sc Int
t noc small LOT 900 10 Fancy Sprlng stinhg AZ 5oo
he hnk o sales have been between 3lc aud 36c or u91u @
Choice lots receipts OF California have been ~
nj this description quite large some lOts OF
New Ohio has been received and other 70 he
unite indifferent New Clip and Will hesitate 70 PuIcnaso
to any except at lower figures than eI9Mrs are
have been considerable buyers appear to pay prices
with relncfance lines of combng are geuefaly AZ oV
and for had been onered but ihr range o
prices is from 4sc TO Doc The only sac OF NeW % ~
the uasf week was 10000 at 4Qc. There IL s ar De
rnand for pulled WOOL the sales OF the week COMPRISING
ar nrices indicating material change Some choce os
OF sper have been sold high as 55d56c but sun tne DUN
Of sales have been the Of 45d5Oc There nave
saes 81 comhng fleece at uwashed c0mDlng 40d4S &C.
secured 35dSOc. super Xxx pulled, 3Od5'e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-07
w.YoBK FOR THg WEEK EED-

Total.ssol I,27129s 2o552o7 2sls 2,so4.5ae 4lls4o
Pork. Bacon, Lard. Beet Cheese Ta1low,
,i SS S si ass5ss,s sOsailoo
sAxE JiNE YEAR
Pork Bacon Lard Beet Cheese. TaIlow'
~, sos Ne sio Sscoa las s.4sooi
sTEARlN-Is unchanged with light inquiry sales Oh 100
sUGAKs-itaw sugars fair demand and very firm;
Of 100 hds Cuba MuscoyadO eco hbds do
Se aud $50 hhds do do At ed5tc We quote Fair
Refining Cuba at Prime CeDtrifu
gal ds aud boxes Ss4d92c and No az Bon Cayed at SIC
Refined fair request and the market IL $40
p1c Yellow ESQ lose for soft White IL
fof CRUSHED IL sc for Powdered and l0c for Granaats
TAIIOW-T1ere change note, but Tie demand
limited; sai.s 81 100000 N at les.c
WHISKY-Thc demand ~ but Sufficient for immediate
wants steady prices sales OF go bbs Of 81 20 We ep
liz, follow Messrs T. o. Boyd Co.'S circular OF this
dale Our High market during the week has show
sine opening Tuesday st Monday being
trapslcied at ~ ls and
csIg day very 81 20 with adyane nr tendency
ratbeTbetter but still less than should
lie this year. With tie decided reduction w
present which estimate 81 10000
bis win worked on ON The LIST OF April Illinois
producing bf daily tie Let OF June only about
$50 bbzltboug OHIO has not reduced her pisne loY TO the
should the market advance that High Wines Would pay
> AuxusL Ilry cannvt run With ptoht drlr Tie snu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-07
COTTON MARKETS.

EurAuL., June 4.1ootton quiet; Middng, S4tc. Low
MddIg l3s &C.: Good Ordinary 3c WeekyN ct receipts
shymepts 1862 bales sales l5Z bales stock actual
count, 1856 bales.
GALVESTON, ynne 6.-Cotton quiet and easy Middling
I4]c; Low Htddng Hi@c; Good Ordinary, l3i2c.
cepts % bales gss li0 bales sales 0GS bales stock.
lo,C0J bales.
net receipts 205 baes exports cosswis 100 bales sales
100 bales stock. l,Sll bales.
wH.MiNGIox. June 5:-CNion nominal; Middling i4'ac
net receipts, ~ bales stock M bales.
MEspiip June 6.LCOttOn dali aud nominal Middng l5c;
receipts 90 bales; shipments S6l bales; sales $50
bales: stock Is. go bales.
AonLE, June 5.-Coton weak Middling l4fe: Low Mid.
dl NC Good Ordinary 4c net rcceiIs. "a bales
Por coastwse. 100 bses sales 200 taies stock a725
bales.
SAVANNAH June 5.--COttoB dun; Miding l5hc net re.
ceps 1903 bales exports coaswse 1885 bales sales 95
bales stock. l0,62l bales
Bosfos, June 5-Co'ton dull Middling. l6c net TO
ceips 10 bales s2l bales TO Great Britain
1893 bales sales. 81 bales stoch. J., S97 bales
CNcINNt1 June 5.C0Ob dull and lower Middng Is NC
Low Middlng l4~ Good Ordinary, 13fsr net receipts,
- bales shipments 1888 bales sales 20 bales stock 077+
baeg.
PHILADELPHIA June 5Co,ton quiet Middling, l6iIc net
rt.clfs, u ba, 81 gross, lJJ bales.
BALUHORk June 3.-CotoD quiet; Mddling. 1916, gross
Teess ~ bales eIpots. coesf~'se 20 baes saes lS6
baes stock. 6.tSI baieA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-07
CATTLE MARKETS.

CHICAGO June 5Recpts for week ca as 81 o HOGS
o. az sbeep s5b CATTLE market closes firm Az s
and pces were average adyanse OF 90, y, d 81 a.
L. ,cdium shipping steers, 50 $3.50 w ran
sS 40. Choice sc J09s7 Extra sockers 81 = 20
g. Cattle SidS5 so through Texans ~ OUa - ,o. cen.
all sold So 1901 80 Poor 10 ohoioc 30"
erai 81 sOd7 for Workers So SUI ~ I i1 he'!'
SHEEP duh and easy $3d5 25 Poor 10 Choce.
ST. LOUIS June 6-HocsT1e market ec Is s'ow 5o
Sc 25ds6 rs Bacon 50 oOdsl 10 nv 49, q. COOL Ma.
tive steers at So 50 25 Fair S. 1880 90 oa 90 "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-07

o,,hs Acoho, tax maid has scarce ana IN
rood demand selling at 50 25ds2 80 gal Acono 10, con
ort a entirely nouina owing 60 the connue e on the
do business in south America no 9' Wisb Mines and
Xicoho for the week 900 sales Of High VINES am Vines
coho Tor week 1850 bills average price i sh wines
al 10; do. Alcohol, 81 90; present STOCK VI ms" ~
annf 4 900 hhs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-07

LOUISVILLE, June o.-cotton duh' 'o""
15i4c. -, co,ton fat, Middling, 10 i2c Low
Middlne 10 &c Good 1 ,oea bales M,
June Scc'iSne bales gross 25s Dalss
% % Great Britain 1880 bales t9 t h .,"L
bales coastwise, l6i bales sa'es i''0V
bales. n.... Ali and lower Mifdng 14Hca
hass SHIPMENTS S56 bales stock 52Ss sa w;,drg 1850
lime 5-CottOn dull little DONG Mlu9t s ~
1,c osSsd low Mding IA ac Good ordinary iSc ne'i
CENTS ~ bales sales 146 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-07


CNIFoRNIA CRors Az III. Ncsco May 27miiarVes n
cram 10th BARLEY and Wheat has now become quite geeIad
thloa ghout the state In Cousa County hestTs ,Mre
NJ work In the fields week since, and II thTe
had any encouraging inducements neit OUT oI
IL cary Gale would have been on the market
mt prices are low TO admit Of any haste IN Market
Ing The weather for weeks past has been eXeeedng pro
pous the growing grain and there no son nov 70 p
yieheud any injury 10 the wheat planted upon he a
tc slope The cool weather has allowed the gram 10 Iip
vii necessity of irrigation ana all heius "inn eb"
OF Town good 10 look at. oor
BxRFY-We note renewed shipments OF eight or more car
loads from Chicago by the Central Paenc ro
WIN us the offerings feed LIBERAL and prices Wen sus
tanned The crop being harvested is not only g9od IN
oualitv average IN quantity
Eay NAV be quoted at 81 55QSl go = Genital
San EgANClsCO May 2jt is now over week since the last
and only three cargOts nave Dtth
this this month There are several large
Nsse now ia pOr "a load ana Two OF nen
nbout loaded The long lay DAYS and there 49,
.refore no hurry loading We shall probably nave new
wheat so and two caTgoes may De g0t on
m lime bnt the real export trade viii not commence u N.Y.
Nese that willing wait go days for cagos can secure
al about loading in Oregon FOR san Fran
cisco difficulty getting The wee KY
now take all the produce coming this and saers are
obliged lumber stores and coarse freight vese mas
nrSed al Portland Zealand 10 load Wheat Tor En-
eIand The loading IN the Columbia RIVER are
making progress but the laeness OF the season
agsns dispatch two three loading wheat
for England and with for Hong Kong The earn.
Prua Honolulu has her cargo OF Wheat already