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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-04

THE GATHERING AT DOVER VETERINARIAN TOWN
SEND IN THE coNvENTIoN-HE MAKES Fuss
AND FEATHERS sPEECH-No ACTION TAKEN.
Especial Correspondence Of the Commercial
DOVER, Feb. 4.
Although no action was taken by either House
on the subject of Increased Representation an
informal meeting was held in the hall of the
House of Representatives after the adjourn
ment of the House, which was attended by
quito a large number OF citiZens, princlpaiiy
peach-growers from around Middletown, who
had come down in special tram TO De
present at a conference with committee OF the
Legislature and the Presidents of the 7. w. ~
b. Il. II. and the Delaware II. II. Mr.. Pyle OF
Wilmington, was called to the chair and j.
Thomas Budd, of Middletown, was chosen Sec
rotary. When the statement that this was
meeting of citizens OF New Castle county, sam
Townsend hoped that the members OF
the Legislature from Kent and Sus-
sex would be allowed to remain;
Samuel then went off in the same old channel
of profanity and vulgarity that always character
ize his speeches, and vented his spleen speci-
ally against Wilmington as being the very en- EN-,
bodiment Of every thing that was tyranical and
bad Tho country districts of New
Castle county was ground down into the ground
by the despotic heel of Wilmngton's intolerance
and tyranny. " For Gods sake, beg of yom
do not give any more power to Wilmington
SAID the eloquent Sam as his countenance be-
came radiant and his voice re-echoed through
the halls away out over the green and down into
the collars of the Capital The usual topics of
his old campaign speech, including a plentiful
supply OF "nigger," civil rights, democracy,
State aid for railroads, and every conceivable
subject, not forgetting Grant and Sheridan, were
all used up in quick succession, to the
great amusement of those present who seemed
to enjoy it as if it were circus and sam better
than a clown He first favored county division
and if that could not be got he wanted repre-
sentation by tho District system.
Nathanial Williams offered a resolution as the
sense of the meeting, that New Castle County
be allotted 10 Representatives. of them to be in
Wilmington, and Senators one of whom ID to
be in Wilmington.
Mr.. Townsend characterized the resolution
as damnable measure, increasing the repro
sentation of Wilmington and paying no consld
Grafton to the country.
| William Dean spoke at considerable length III
opposition to the measure and favored Consti-
tuition Convention.
| Mr.. Townsend offered substitute, which,
whom modified divides the county through the
three upper hundreds in one county, and the
| seven lever hundreds in another county.
| Mr., Dean offered substitute to call n Consti-
! tutional Convention, which was voted down, and
the resolution was adopted by vote of to :.
The meeting then adjourned with conviction
that the whole thing was stupendous farce,
doing no other good than allowing Sam Town
send an opportunity to let off the pent up Wall
of his wrath upon Wilmington for some imag
nary wrong.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-04
The civil Rights bill.

In the House at Washington, yesterday, the
notion of Mr.. Butler. of Mass, to reconsider
tle vote of last session referring the Civil Rights
bill to the judiciary Committee was carried by
vote OF ljl to 93. The bill was about to so over,
to give place to the Hennepin Canal bill, which
was the special order, when Mr.. Hawley moved
to postpone tho Canal bill until the day after the
Civil Rights bill IL disposed Of. The motion wat
agreed to by vote of IA to 02. Various amend
ments to the Civil Rights bill were thon offered
and it was debated during the day and at al
evening session. Mr. Butler gave notice that ht
would move the previous question upon th'
passage of the bill ut one o'clock to-day.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-04

and it is too bad that any woman should be sup
posed to exhibit herself to the public gaze III
such situation from choice or taste. Her bet
ter sense or feeling, however, have Taught her
rather better behavior at this stage of her part
for she looks toerably sober, i'll these days.
most of the time.
Lest anybody should think that even under
the plaintiffs evidence it all goes one way, let
strong minded business men Of my acquaintance
told mo last night that he considered all this ev-
dence u more pack of lies. And he does not be-
long to the "Beecher crowd" either, but attends
DIR. Cuylers church. People in general can be-
eve what they have made up their minds to.
DELAWARE.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-04

The House Judiciary Committee agreed yes
terday to report General Buffers bill for inc es-
regulation of the transmission of commercial
and other intelligence by telegraph.
State Senator Evans, of Virginia, has been
summoned before the Grand Jury at hichmohd,
to testify against State Senator Graham, VINO Is
charged with having forged Evans name 70 a
ship.
Locomotive going south on the Syracuse
Northern Railroad, in New YORK, ran into trail
going north, yesterday morning. Thirteen mel
on the engine were injured, but none, 1t Is saio
seriously.
block OF buildings in South Boston was dam
aged by fire on Tuesday night to the extent
about $4,000.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-04

PANORAMA, SUPER, FAIR, ETc.-Mr Eli Gro
zier has obtained the lease of Institute Hall for
the evening of the 18th of February, and Will
then hold supper and fair in connection with
all astonishing panorama which he has just had
painted. In design this panorama is very unique,
although mysterious, but under the illumna-
ton of Mr.. Crozer's explanatory remarks the
the meaning not only becomes clear but is in
vested with a humor which is provocative of
many smiles An explanation might detract in
terest from the panorama when displayed 30 we
forbear in this respect We may state, howev-
or, that at the bottom of the canvass has been
painted the roll of honor or contributors to the
Monument Fund "from above Philadelphia to
Sunsnv sanlH =,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-04

In order to break the great length of tho roof
have been introduced, of the came widths
and in the same relative positions to each
other as the nave and avenues running
lengthwse, viz, central transept 100 feet
in width by 41G feet in length with ono on either
side of 100 feet by i1G feet, and aisles between
Of 1S feet.
The intersections of these avenues and tran
septs in the central portion of the building re-
suit in dividing the ground floor into nine. open
spaces free from supporting columns, and Gov
oring in the aggregate an area CT 4l6 feet
square. -Four of these spaces are 100 feet
square, four 100 feet by 100 feet, and the CEN
tral space or pavilion 100 feet square. The in
tersections OF the 4S foot aisles produce four in
terror courts AS feet square, ono at each corner
of the central space
The main promenades through the nave and
central transept are each 30 feet IN width, and
those through the centre of the side avenues
transepts 10 feet each. All other walks are 10
feet wide and lead to exit doors at either end.
The following table gives the principal dmen-
sions of the diiferent parts of the Building
DiMENsIoSs.
Measurements taken from centre TO centre of
supporting columns.
Length of Building. .loS0 ieet
Width OF Building. ........... ......... 4o4 "
Central Avenue or Nave.
Length. ................ .lotu -
WluCn ..........-.......... ......... Lev
Height to top of supporting columns 40 Il
Height to ridge OF roof. of................ ~ "
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-04
Patents.

The annual report of tho Commissioner oil
Patents was sent to Congress yesterday. 1t ap-
pears that after paying all the expenses, OF the
Patent Office there WAS balance oil hand Oh
the LIST of January of SS65,000. The number OF
patents granted to citizens of the United States
last year was l3,072; to subjects of Great Bri,
tain, 3j2 subjects of France, "A subjects ol
other foreign governments, 10l. There were
2lSj patents, granted to New Workers. l6li te
Pennsyivanians 1906 to citizens of Massachi
setts ga to Illinoisans 1928 to Ohioans oo'
to citizens of Connecticut, and 30l to Calitor
uinna
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-04

Il entertaining and Instructive family magazine,
d. voted 10 practical hygiene and all subjects rea-
ting to health. 1t gives instructions to the well
out TO the invalid the true way to regain lost health.
The number for January contains interesting arti-
ees on the following subjects: Blbe Hygiene
Rating Exposed, I.ondon. The Confession of Re-
formed smoker, The Hygienic Platform, Universal
Sutfccation, Who Are Extremists? American
Health association, and many other important sub
jects RELAXING to diet an general hygiene Publish
ed at Battle Greek, Mich. Terms, ONE DOLLAR A
YEAR. feb4,lt
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-04
Legislative Clerk Expelled.

In the New Jersey House of Representatives
yesterday, the report of the Investigating Com ,
the Assembly be declared vacant, and censurins
John Carpenter, the Clerk for disreputable acts
in connection with the disposition of suborui-
nate clerkship, was adopted by a vote, OF Az TO
II, Austin II. Patterson, of Monmouth county,
was elected Clerk to fill the vacancy caused by
Carpenters expulsion.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-04
Miiiiin Organization in the states.

Tho Adjutant General of the Army reports
that incomplete returns from various States
si724, and the number Of men available for
militia duty, but not organized, to be 3,7Oi,gU.
Twelve of the States, Delaware, Virginia, West
Virginia., New Hampshire, Georgia, Alabama
Tennessee, Missouri Michigan, Wisconsin; Nc
braska and Nevada, have either no enrolment
or have failed to make returns.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-04
ResignaI,on of Bank President.

Jacob Tome has resigned the Presidency OF
the Citizens National Bank of Washington Slate
Hagerstown Bank) and has been succeeded by
John A. J. Creswell. Mr.. Tones resignation
was caused by the pressing demand for ms ser
ger in Elkton, Port Deposit and Frederica.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-04
MlafrlaNRs.

JOHNSON - ELLIOTT. - On wednesday evening,
February Ia, 1875, at st. Johns Church. by the
Rev. Il. Gardiner Ltte, assisted by Rev. Stephen
Parker, of Elizabeth, N. j., Harry II. johnson TO
Mary p. Elliott, eldest daughter OF j. Cloud ELL
ott fsu . all OF This cty.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-04
T BRINGHURST 81 CO.,

u BRINGHURST 81 CO.,
Cor. SIXTH and MARKET ST.
Oler fine assortment of line goods
comprising in part
Fine Bronze and other Thermometers,
Flower Vases,
Violet Stands,
cut GlassCologne Bottles,
Plain Cologne Bottles
Cologne Toilet Sets
Travelling Cups In Russia leather,
Hand and Toilet Mirrors.
Cologne Flasks.
Finest French Hair Brushes,
Finest English Hair Brushes,
Finest American Hair Brushes,
Qn ivory, buffalo, ,inlaid, rosewood, ,satnWo0a,&c.)
Tortse-shell Dressing Combs,
Ivory Dressing Combs,
Buffalo Dressing Combs,
Inda-rubber Dressing Combs,
Dressing Cases,
Smelling Bottles
French, English and American Extracts
(for the Handkerchief)
Besides an extensive variety of Foreign and Ameri-
can Colognes, Tnilet Soaps Cosmetics, Sachet
Powders, Cloth, Hat, Nail and Tooth
Brushes, &c. comprising one OF the largest
assortnents OF f TOILET
GOODS, ever offered in this city.
L. BRINGHURST Il CO.,
APoTHECARIEs,
Corner Sixth and Market Streets.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-04
CARD TO THE PUBLIC !

C.ARD TO THE PUBLICi
OFFICE OF
wooLLEY Il VAN TRUMP's
INSURANCE AGENCY,
FIRE, MARINE, LIFE, ACCIDENTt
NO. / JOURNAL BUILDING ADJOINING THE
CITY HALL,
WILMINGTON. DELAWARE,
We are the
DULY AUTHORIZED AGENTS OF THE OLDEST
LARGEST AND BEST KNOWN CoMPA-
NIEs IN THE WORLD,
HAVING
CASH ASSETS OF 500, ,000, 900.
We insure all kinds of property within the State
| and adjoining countless Dwellings and Farm Pro-
| perty taken at very low rates.
We make a specially of taking entire charge OF
our customers business thereby relieving them OF
much trouble and expense and Settle all losses
| PROMPTLY AND LIBERALLY without extra charge.
| Offering our past record guarantee for the
future, confidently assert 1t will be to your In
terest to call on and examine list OF CompR-
MES in all departments before insurng or renewing
elsewhere.
ALL KINDS OF INSURANCE TO ANY AMOUNT
EFFECTED AT ONCE AT CURRENT RATES.
| Communications by mail will receive immediate
| attention. -.-
| Expressing our acknowledgements for the patron
| age we have enjoyed and soliciting continuance,
We remain, very respectfully,
JAMES WOoLLEY. E. A. VAN TRUMP
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-04
s21,92G
THE GROUND PLAN,

The general arrangement of the ground plan
shows a central avenue ornave 120 feet in width,
and extending 1910 feet in length. This is tho
longest avenue of that width ever introduced
into an Exhibition Building. On either side of
this nave there is an avenue 100 feet by 1910
feet in length. Between the nave and side ave-
nues are aiales 48 feet wide, and OH the outer
sides of the Building smaller aisles "a feet in
width.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-04
THE COMMERCIAL PRESS.

ALL VARIETIES OF PRINTING EXECUTED.
we are printers of the City Directory, "The Way
siden Opera House "PrOgramme," and
many other Publications.
Books aud Pamphlets,
School Circulars and Catalogues,
Weekly or Monthly Publications,
Amateur Journals
COMMERCIAL PRINTING CoMPtNY,
Southwest Corner Fifth and Market Streets.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-04

The SuERIFFs CLAIM LIFTED FROM THE SOL
DIERs' MONUMENTAL sufficient amount of sub
ecrptions in behalf of the Soldiers and Sailors
Monument have been collected to pay of the
sheritr's claim in full, including costs, and tho
money has been applied to this purpose for
which Mr.. Eli Crozier holds the receipt. Pay
meut was made at three times, as follows :;
December 7th, 1874. 1912 Jan. 2nd. 1875, s43l.-
rs; JAM 23rd, S2S3. 34-makng $927.69 in all.
There is still an indebtedness of several hundred
dollars outstanding against the Monument, but
tho principal portion of is held within the AS
sociation.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-04
Nsru advertisements.

DULLES, A VERY LARGE ASSORT-
III MENT, always on hand, of Ivory, Bone, and
Brass bound rules, ship carpenters beves. For sale
WIN. ii. BlLLANY,
Gid Market Street, Wilmington.
VNABLE CUTLERY - IVORY, BONE,
4 rubber, Warranted to stand hot water cocoa,
ebony, dinner, and tea knives, carvers and stees,
childrens knives and forks, good article line
pocket knives for ladies and gentlemen, and best
quality Of scissors.
2l4 Market Street. wilmington.
M EARSEILLES QUILTS - A FULL
Ifk line of the best makes of Marsees, Honey
comb, anil Bates Quilts, at less than former rates
w. Is. SHARP,
Fourth and Market Streets
ORDER OF SERVICE AT TRINITY
" Chapel, 9Th and King, Sunday evening, Febrll-
ary Tth, commencing at 4 O'Clock.
/. Organ Voluntary. ..... Batist
z. Anthem Won Meoer
8. Nente ..-.- ...Dr. Boyce
d. Gloria Patrla.
+. re Deum... ....-....---...'......'. w. warren
7. Kyre and Gloria a,................G ". Warren
.. Organ, Allegretto 2d Quartette in d
MlnOr. ..... .....,......,...'. ..'........... Hhyun
10. Onertory Anthem. ....-................ku kucken
H. Te peuin. ..,.................,....J H. homas
IL. Deus Msereatur. ....-. .maInlnatt
a. Doxology... .Luther
feb4,lt
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-04
NEW STORE NEW GOODS.

IN
R. c. FRAIAI, Qate of Robotham Fraim)
Beps leave to inform his friends and the general
public, that he has opened general
HoUsEFURNIsHINGG GOODS STORE,
At No. 3l4 King street, second door below Fourth
street, where there may be found general assort-
ment OF China, Queensware, Glass, and Fixtures,
etc Also, gentlemen's furnishing goods, etc. Store
open till O'Clock in the evening. Ladies' are invited
to call and examine our ock and prices before pur-
chasing elsewhere. Liberal discount made to deal
ers. Having also taken out Auclioneer's license,
offer my services to call sales Of Real Estate and
personal property, both in The city and country.
Sales at private residences solicited, satisfaction
guaranteed All goods sold paid for within three
days from sale. Public sale at store room on Tues
day, Friday and Saturday evenings.
feb2-Sm X, @. FRAIM, Auctioneer.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-04
FInan

PRICE OF GOLD TO-DAY.
NEW YORK, Feb. 4.
Gold, to-day, S1.1412.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-04
THIRD EDITION.
An Avalanche of SNOW.

WHOLE FAMILY PERISH IN AN ENGULFED BUILD
ING.
QUEBEC, Feb. 4.
The remains of the Gibson family have
been recovered from the ruins of the house
crushed, yesterday, by an avalanche Of snow,
from Cape Diamond.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-04
cred ways provided for entrance into the build

cred ways provided for entrance into tho build
ing itself.
The Main Portal on the north side commun-
Gates directly with the Art Gallery or Memorial
Building, and the Main Portal on the west side
gives the main passage-way to the Machinery
and Agricultural Halls.
Upon the corners of the Building there are
| four towers rs feet in height, and between the
towers and the central projections or entrances,
there is a lower roof introduced showing cor
nice at "a feet above the ground.
| In order to obtain central feature for the
Building as whole, the roof over the central
part for 1874 feet square, has been raised above
the surrounding portion, and four towers, 4S
feet square, rising to 100 feet in height, have
been introduced at the corners of the elevated
roof
Tin erna cnyeraI arc nH follows
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-04
merciaI Reports,

Commercial Reports.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb.
Cotton quiet and unchanged. Flour dull
Penna. extra family, $5.25GD6. Wheat quiet
red, s1.1SGD1.2 20; white, S1.2S001.34. Corn dull
yellow, 77Ga7sc Oats dull at G2a65c. Whiskey
9Gc.
QUOTATIONS AT THE BIANDYwINE MILLS Oh FLOUR
ARD aRAIN-CoRREcrED DAILY.
Family Flour ur.................,...$ $7.75Qg 8.75
Extra Flour ...... 6.50@ 1926
Superfine Flour. ...... 4.75@ 5.75
Wheat. 1.20
Corn. New. 78c
For Late, Editions see Fourth Page.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-04

EXPOSE OF SPRITUALIsM.-Profs Bates and
Hyde will make at Institute Hall, on Monday
and Tuesday evenings, the sth and 9th of Feb
ruary an expose of spiritualistc seances, showing
even the apparently most difficult to be only
sleight Of hand performance; The tests to be
given will be, they say, exact duplicates of the
manifestations by the most celebrated mediums,
and they challenge any medium for $500 to pro-
duce any test that they cannot duplicate after
they have seen it three times.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-04
Entertainments.
4 LECTURE, -

A LECTURE
RT. REV. BISHOP BECKER,
For the Beuent OF the Poor under the Auspices of
ST. VINCENT DE PAUL SOCIETY,
In St. Peters Church,
ON SUNDAY EVENING. FEBRUARY ITH, 1876.
SuBJEcT-The Vatican DEGREES with Reference to the
Recent Expostuation of Mr. Gladstone.
TICKETS. .......................Eo CfNiS
feo4,3t Doors open at ~ O'Clock.
CTEREoPTICoN EXHIBITION,
PROF JONATHAN K. TAYLOR,
FOR THE BENEFIT OF
THE UNION AID SOCIETY,
INSTITUTE HALL,
ON THURSDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 4TH, AT
~ O'CLOCK.
The entertainment will consist OF beautiful dis
play OF insects fshes birds, etc., under the micro
scope statuary, scenery, paintings The pubic are
cordially invited to witness this attractive, amusing
and instructive exhibition as well as to ION IN the
effort to sustain the Aid Society in Its necessary
work.
ADMISSION...... .....................1o Gents.
Tickets can be furnished at James Webb's, 4. Y.
deNormandies, Boughman, Thomas \ Cos. Robe
len X Bros, and Mrs Bancroft's. and at the door.
Doors omen at O'Clock. 1eDl-u
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-04

GTEAM SAW
AND planning MILL.
Particular attention given to filing orders tor
OAK, WHITE, AND YELLOW PINE.
CUTTING WHITE PINE DECKING A SPECI-
Atty.
All kinds OF
PLANNING, MATCHING, AND SLoTTING
ATTENDED TO PROMPTLY AND AT REASONABLE PRICES.
Also large stock of
SAWED SHINGLES, sPOKEs, AND
PICKETs ALWAYS ON HAND.
We call Ice Dealers attention to large lot of saw
dust, for sale cheap.
II. W. CAUSE,
Foot West Street,
ian1Sd&wfp Wilmington, Delaware.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-04
Teilj advertisements.

GEO w, BUSH q SON, BY THE USE
" OF THEIR PATENT DUMPING WAGON PUT COAL
INTO CELLARS WITHOUT DIRT OR TROUBLE.
@ x IS NUT, $685. STOVE COAL,
IpD screened and delivered BY ,,.,,,
= VIM. J. BROWN,
feb19-1yof South of Market Street Bridge.
ENTERPRISE COAL!
Persons who have been cheated in laying In their
Winter supply of coal, should go to Fout and buy
ton or two of the Enterprise, many have already
done this will help you through the Winter
GOOD FIRES MAKE CHEERFUL HOMES.
aprl9-1yof
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-04
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

Council this evening.
The Citizens and Germana Loans meet this
evening.
VIM. passmore is erecting mill upon his
farm in CAristiana hundred.
The DELAWARE TRIBUNE ls issued to-day and
may be had at this Office in wrappers for mail
ing.
The report of the special committee on the
trumped up charges against the Water Depart
ment will be presented to Council, this evening.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-04
Increased Representation.

THE GATHERING AT DOVER VETERINARIAN TOWN
SEND IN THE CoNyENTIoN-HE MAKES Fuss
AND FEATHEus sPEECH-No ACTION TAKEN.
Especial Correspondence Of the co'nmerciall
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-04

THE MECHANICS SAVINGS BANK
No, q WEST TdIRD STREET
Six per cent. interest. Open Tuesday and Satur-
Treas. j. T. Wales NJ. D., Pres't, John F; Miller,
Clerk. 1eZi-u
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-04
SECOND EDITION.
Great Ice Ereshet.

DAMAGE ON THE EBRANDYwINE-THE
BALTIC. CENTRAL IL BRIDGE SERIOUSLY
DAMAGED-TuE FREsEEr ON THE WHITE AND
RED CLAY cREEKs-MEApows ovEHFIowED,
BUILDINGS FLOODED, BRIDGES SWEPT AWAY AND
THE gIREAAs IAipAssABLE.
The New York herald., 1875-10-27
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON. Oct 26 1878.
Cotton quict; .middling, i276c low mddng i27ac.;
ports Britain, 80. Sales, 2lii. Stock 5724I
NEw ORLEANS, Oct 20, 1873
Cotton eaer demand fair; niddling, i2sic low mid
ding 12snc; good ordinary llesc Net receipts. $3.50
MorILr oct. 20. 1875.
Cotton steady; middug i25sc l2isc.; low middling
f2c good ordinary. lie II &c. Net receipts iI7
bales Exports coastwse, l,OSf. Sales S.oO0 Stock.
22,S1S.
Cotton dull; mddlng 1879 low niddng I25sc. good
ordinary, I2c Net receipts 5,ie5 bales sales. al6i.
Stock, 1881
CnAHLrsroS, oet. 20 1875.
Cotton lower; middling, i3c; low midding. l2sSc a
t23sc; good ordinary, lie set receipts, 3U26 6aos.
ExportsTo Great Britain, 1907 constwise Coz Sales.
900 Stock, oo,25S 49, -
Flour steady; sales 800 bbls Wheat qnict No Mil
wnukoe club 81 - Corn quiet at Tie Barley moderate
demands sales Of 20,OtO bushels choice No. Canada
81 70 300 do nj 81 -; 10000 No Bay, at 81 10 $500
do. private Corn meaS3l for bolted $50 1r
bolted per Mifecd gcdShorts. $2O shiptui
$3 middings, So ton Canal freghts iower-Wheat
York do DC Albany. do c Philadelphia lumber 81 10
to the Hudson Lake receiptsWheHt lSODJ bushels; bar
ley, 81 iD1 do $4,000 feet lumber Canal shpmentsBnr
ley, 693uO bushels; ~ 900 feet lumber.
BUFFALO Oct 2G, 1875
Lake reccpts-Fiour I2,sIU bbls. wheat $4,000 bush
els; corn ~ 800 DO. ~ 500 do rye. 1900 do Rail
road rcceipsflour, 300 bb wheat 700 bushels corn,
2DUp DO. oats, 1000 do; barley 1900 do railroad
shipments-fonr, 5,2tO bbls.; wheat 1900 basheis
5000 do oats. I4Uo DO barley, 1900 do Canal ship
ments - tiiewaterMheat l6snD bushels corn 100 d.
To Interior pOintsNheat. OrD bushels; corn, Hgl dn.
Canal frrirht9 for wheat aud about Sc or 80 New
York Railroad ircighs higher asking sc for wheat sc.
for corn, DC for oats 70 New York rour quiet and
changed 40 bbls. sold Wheat shade easier light rl-
ing demand only: sales 300 bushels No. Milwaukee
81 20; 900 do No do nc ~ ~ Corn In better demand,
closing c higheri sales 10000 bushels No. mixed West