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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-20
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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-20
THE THOROUGHBRED STALLION,
KING ALFRED

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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-20
societies.
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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-20
The Temperature, To-day.
City { ouncil.

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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-20

ssrqasA Irzw--- F,1a " T,n,s,.l The each
receipt- are not paying freight casFge-, Oae
gentleman who cent awag t4l baskets wa due
the X 4. Cos, 80 and another var abJu. u.
on 80
Nj John 4 Ca7enier II thi- town. hss cut
down all the Hale= LAtly peach tree. II hi.
orchard-i9J on 800 trees
a boy IL this to8Il last week itching for
fame, took upon hiul-elf the form Of a tramp
and sept out oaa night wtt! lot Of peach
pluekn. The marks 81 Alz father. d.sappfoba-
t.on arc On bi- b4ck yet.
Ho1ecker Il Bro, q tins town, (burned out
on the 81 INST, y have male arrangements to
start again, in part Of g. ". d 5. Iaylora ma
chine shop. Parties IL Philadelphia, who have
been dealing IN their canned fruit for Elk year,.
have written u them u cjntlnue the brand III
the market and have contracted for about az
many cahz az thes can get up-50,0 900 or 100000
cans.
The 'Duck Greek Branch Bible Society. aux
iliary OF the Kent county Bible Society was r.
gained on Monday by the election of DR.. VIM
CummIns, President the Rev, G. W. Kennedy,
Vice President the Rev ]. 7. Wright, secre tsry.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-20
LOCAL INTELLI6ESCE.
Local Time Table.

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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-20

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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-20
A DAMS ACADEMY,

n DAhIS AIaFIFM I
"A QUINCY, NJ ASS
Hon. Charles Ffaucis Adams, III. D., Chairman Of
the Board of Managers. William Reynolds DIM
mock, IL D., Master, assisted by thoroughly com
pettnt teachers and by special inst uctors French,
q rman and Drawing. The thi d year of this
Academy will begin on WEDNESDAY, septembeT
The design of the Academy is 10 prepare boys in
The most thorough manner for the best American
Colleges TIL re is preparatory class for younger
hots and for thos@ wha are deficient IN their English
and elementary studies. The large boartling-t ousg
the Academy i under the age OF the Master,
Who, with lis assistants, Id.ldes in 1t. For caia.
CUES idre the Master. The number OF pupils
/, necessarily limited, and early application should
he made. augl6-lmd&w
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-20

FTOILET SOAPS OF FINEST, MEDIUM
i and ordinary grades, Of French, English and
American manufacture. Choice assortment and
large STOCK. kor sals by
& BRING HURST d co.
Cor. sixth Il Market Sta
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-20
Boarding.
Political Aotifrs.

NOTICE-THIRD WARD-THE RE-
IN PrBlICASs nf third Ward are requested 20
me shls Ffl4sF evening st Rep1bllea1 es3qua :
ters, szseeI, for the purp0s- of norainatnz ca
5idstes fnr Council, Inspector and assistant ILs5sc
tor. b. order q
THIRD WARD EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
aug cii
MOTTO IA MFEf TING rP TIE RE-
~ PrBLlCASs o. the Fi-st Weri vii be held 70
the secoEd az u OF ~. IS . est - c1Qd >'re-t
PidAy evening q so'cios. for the p1rPo'e ot H.
mating candid tes for counei In Pee or And .szls
tsnt Inspector. 0rsier Of the
aag al wAKD sXiCrrl Z EC1NMITTzg.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-20
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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-20
List of UneIaimed Letters

asE-a-z-g IN the " L.-ainz1on- Del Ppsi Os-cs
SATURDAY, : 1za-i s.a- i-.3-
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NJ -ELb:slss, Alnle WHATS, AELis
6ES LExIss IIsT.
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h4Eirt, A.a=. lcazr sf1E. Isaac
ze'l, Har1tsc1 Z Robinson Jacob
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1tchfr. n-CP S, ID sm, sa-n7el
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Ead1.e, J 4 C0 rA1es, lyon
H4ge- Pal lex. TsJ!cr, David
Fs.lsan eon2s Tnderhiil, Geo T
HzEh4n.. TH Hsruek-, Charles
j1a9E- Dtsld warner, john
J.e5t a @flsa wilson, Ml;toa
Niitner ; r %ood. -am1ei VI
NJ 3rlie. Wr9 2 e:ie.s} Wi son, NllEm
sz-shAl We William william
Szmbe-s. Wng Yoang, George
Price, q o
WILLIAM PYLE, P. N.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-20

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.srzs nc.ilss l.iseh u. casz9er.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-20
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CITY ITEMS.

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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-01-08
New York Market.

NEW YORK, January cotton
Dull and nominal at l5!N ljic. Futures
closed unsettled; sales SOB, COS bales; jan
uarv - l-l6Glj!c; February l5t@
Is 9-S2c; March l5iGl5 23-32ci April
IL l-l6c: May II l-32c; June lG:c; July
lG!@lG 29-32ci August j. l-lGc. Flour
Dull and lower receipts IL 900 barrels
superfne western and state 81 O0@4 40;
common to good - ,65@.4 30; good to
choice So l5(d5 50; white wheat extra
s. S5dG -; Extra Ohio 81 6jGG 60; ST.
Louis 81 9O6yS 90 Rye Flour-Quiet
Corn Meal-Quiet at "a l0G A q. Wheat
Dull and strongly in buyers favor; re-
ceipts 1000 bushels; No. spring 81 20
al %; No. 2 81 09Gl 10; No. Mil
waukcc 81 l4Cdl ljJ; winter red western
II 23ml q; white 81 29Cal "a. Rye
Dull at 93695c. Barley Quiet; Can.
ada West 6Oc. Malt-Steady. Corn
Dull and lower; new mixed western 81
GSGc; old DO 96c. Oats-Dull and
lower; receipts 1900 bushels; mixed
western c7G7Oc; white do G9@7l!c.
Hay-Unchanged Cotiee-Firm Su-
gar-Very dull; prime SIC Rice
Steady. Molasses-Quiet. Petroleum
Firmer; refined l2@l2!!c; crude GIc.
Rosin-Dull at s2lOCa2 10. TurpentIne
Dull at 3Gc Eggs-Firm at 32lq 33c.
Pork-Dull; new $50 62!; old do 20 90.
Beef-Unchanged. Cut Meats-QuIet;
middles firm; long clear western 1916
short clear do 1Oc. Lard-Firmeri prime
steam l3.@l4c. Butter-Prime steady
others dull; western lSCG32c. Cheese
Firm at l2!@l53c Clover Seed-Quiet
and firm al $40 %. Whisky-Flrm at
90
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-01-08
New Orleans Market.

NEW ORLEANS, January Flour
No low grades or family; they are want
ed for local demand only; treble extra
50 5095 Ss; choice Sc 0oCa.6 rs. Corn
In good supply, dull and weaker
white s6c; mixed and yellow sSc. Oats
In good supply and dull at 74(G 75c.
Bran--In light supply and frmer al
81 256l 80 Hsy-In fair supply dull
and firm; choice S26 90. Pork-Small
stock; no demand; held at S2l 90. Bacon
Small stock; no demand; shoulders
9tc; clear rib sides lllc; cleBr sides lie.
New Sugar Cured Hams-Dull at l4a
l4:c. Meats-Dry salted in light supply
and FIRM shoulders 7!@Sic; loose and
packed clear rib sides l0tc; clear sides
l0I@l0ic. Lard-In demand and high
er; tierce packed l3!c; refined l4!c; keg
l4ic. Sugsr-Demand good and prices
firm; fair to fully fair 6t@7!c; prime 10
choice 7i@Sic. Molasses-Low grades
dull and unsettled; high grades scarce
and in demand; inferior 30G3 cen
trifugal 34c; fair 4s@50c; prime BOA
Soc; strictly prime 56(G57c; no choice on
hand. Whisky-Dull; ordinary and
western 99c. Cotee-Unchsnged. Com
Meal-Supply light; demand limited
sales at 81 00(G4 10.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-01-08
Gov. Brown, OF Tennessee, on the
Louisiana Outrage.

NASHVILLE, January 7-Governor
Brown in his message urgently recon-
mends repeal of the act authorizing
the conventional rate Of interest of ten
per cent. In conclusion he says: "Per-
nit me to express my congratulations
that unlike the Legislative assemblies of
one of our sister States, you have been
allowed to assemble peacefully, and to
perfect your organization without in
timidation; no military force surrounds
your capital or drives from their seats
the rghtful representatives of the peo-
Pile. The edict of petty tyranny does
not here avail to disperse the State Leg
islature, yet the immunity from such an
outrage Just now, has been made the
more conspicuous by the spectacle of
Louisiana; trampled under foot and deS-
titute of her liberties; if we may credit
reports that reach US through the daily
press, and which seem to have the sane
tion of official authority, the power of
the national government through it, mil
itary arm is being used for the subversion
of all the liberties the people of Louisi-
ana have II right To hold dear. Possibly
it is not in your power to do more than
interpose solemn and earnest protest
against this glowing crime yet, if this be
all that the Representatives of so valor-
Gus State as Tennessee may do. | trust
that your protest may be made with such
emphasis and earnestness as to arrest the
attention Of every patriotic citizen in this
Republic, and awaken the people every
where. to sense of the danger that
threatens our constitutional liberties.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-01-08
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, January COTTON
Dull at l44c Flour and Barlcy-Un-
changed. Wheat-Dull at 81 DIAL o..
Corn-Dull at G7@7Oc. Oats-Firm at
59GG3c Rvc-Activc at 81 l0Gl ~.
Butter, Eggs and
Cheesc-Steady and unchanged. Pork
Demand fair and market firm at $40 2j
Lard-Demand active and prices ad.
vanced; steam $l3 25@l3 81! spot;
Sl3 37I seller January; IL GOGl3 70
seller March. Bulk MeatS-Firm; shoul-
ders 64@6{c; clear rib sides 9!@9sc;
clear sides 9lcCalOtc. Bacon-Quiet,
steady and unchanged. Green Meats
Shoulders sold at Gic; sides at 9i@9!ci
hams l0Ic Whisky-Firm at 9ic.
Hogs-Receipts 1861, mostly COM
mon and medium grades, which are dull.
There j. Il fair demand for better grades
Sales of common at 50 0OG6 -; medium
to fair So SjGa7 %; good packing - 10
al 20; extra butchers s. 3jm,7 80;
about 10000 unsold; shipments jSl head
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-01-08
Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, January 7.-Flour-Dull
but unchanged Corn Mesl-Stesdy at
SO 40(G3 60 Wheat-Dull; No. | spring
nominal; No. 2 SSIc cash; S9ic seller
February; 90Ic seller March. Corn
Dull and declined; new No. . mixed "a;
G65c cash; 65c bid seller February; new
rejected 60c. Oats-Dull and lower at
52!@52ic spot; 52!c seller February; re-
jected 47I@,4Sc Rye-Dull and nom
inal; No. ! 99Gsc. Barley-Demsnd
fair and market firm; No. 81 2GCGl 20,
No. ) 81 08Gl IL. Dressed Hogs
Steady at 81 SOFAS Is. Pork-Dull nj
Sl8 10 spot; $40 03 seller February;
$l9 30 seller March. Lard-Drmand
fair and market firm at Sl3 30 cash;
$l3 40 seller February. Bulk Meats
Steady, in moderate demand and I'm.
changed. Whisky-Demand fair and
market firm AT gic. On the call of the
board in the afternoon, Wheat closed
heavy at S9@ sole seller February Corn
Heavy at 643c seller January. Pork
Weak at Sl9 " seller February Lard
Firm $l3 47I@l3 80 seller February.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-01-08
New York Cattle Market

New YORK, January 7.--Bccyrs--
Receipts 800 head, making $3.50 for
three days against 1850 in same time
last week. Market rather slow and
somewhat irregular; prices higher, quail
ity considered, than on any previou, day
for several weeks; poor to prime steers,
all natives, ranged at 9lMl3lc; good lots
averaged l2Ic Even at these prices,
sellers affirm that drov"s purchased in
Chicago lose money. Sheep and Lamb,
Receipts 500 head, making II $50 for
three days against $3.50 in same time
last week Market slow and prices T.
shade easier; common to prime sheep
jim7ic; extra 7sm7lc; fair To- choice
lambs 7IMSIc. swine Receipts 300
head, making 1880 head for three day,
against 500 in same time last week
live wanted Mt 7sm75; non" on sale
dressed weaker and irregular at slm9ii
CITY S.m,Si"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-01-08
Another Clerical Denial ofSnertdan's
statement.

LITTLE Rock, January THE follow
ing was published to-day:
70 tie People of the United States:
Having seen dispatch Of General
Sheridan's to the Secretary of War, in
which he speaks OF terrorism as existing
in the State of Arkansas, we feel it to be
our duty in behalf of the religious COM
munities with which we are connected,
to say to the world at large that there is
no such thing as terrorism existing in
this State and no repression of public
opinion or of private action, except that
imposed by an ordinary code Of laws, and
that since the last of May Of the
past year the country has heen profound
iv quiet. There have been no persecu-
tions, political or otherwise, and as far as
we Eaae been able TO learn, no White
Leagues or any other similar associa-
tionS. As General Sheridan has not been
in Arkansas, and could only have framed
an opinion by hearsay, the fact may be
accounted for why he formed
an opinion of the existence of
imaginary evils for which he
proposes a remedy which, of itself, would
extinguished all law, and procure con-
dition of affairs which would be terror
ism indeed.
Signed Edward Fitzgerald, Bishop
Of Little Rock; A. K. Winfield Presid-
ing Elder of the NJ. +. Church South,
Little Rock, Arkansas; H. n. Pierce,
Missionary Baptist of Arkansas and
the Indian Territory; Thomas R.
Welch, pastor of the Presbyterian
Church; 7. J. Leak, pastor of the M.
+. Church; Jacob Bloch, Rabbi, Of the
congregational Brai Israel.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-01-08
East Liberty Cattle Market.

EAST LIBERTY, January 7.-Cattle-
--Rcceipts for to-day 200 head, and for
the last three days i,l99 head. The sup
plv was, and and also the demand, with
Il briskrr market, ut a decline of about
SOC al round; best S. $50 jOi medium
to good - 2jlG6 90; common to iair
II 25Ca 70: .tOckers - 1jGa" 80 bulls
- 75(a4 w. Hogs Receipts to day
$500; and for the last three days li,933
head: Workers 80 6Oa6 So; Ph!ladelphias
s. 4OG7 80. SheeP-Receipts for to-
day , 100 head and for the last three days
l2,,90O head; best S. 2j(aG 80; medium
"a SOFAS rs common 81 O0G4 ".
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4 Brutal Hanging Scene.

ST. LOUIS, january THE RepuJIi-
can has special from Topeka, Kansas,
stating that Joseph A. North, alias Buff
fn.o Joe, who murdered George Jones
Christmas ewes year ago, was hung TO a
telegraph pole by mob, on the night of
December Both, at Wallace, Kansas. The
knot of the rope with which he was
hanged, caught under his chin, and did
not choke him, so he hung for long time
in that position, talking to the mob, i'm
ploring them to release him, but received
only ieers in return He did not die for
over two hours, and fnally' frcze to
death The sheriff of Ellis county is after
the mob, and the leaders will no doubt be
captured.
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CONDENSED TELE6RAMS

King Altou,o's sister, the Countess of
G~rg"utr, accompanies him to SPAN.
uur Thousand troops were sent to Cuba
ou the lOih inst
Frederick William, the Elector of
Hrs-c, j. dead.
The specie in the Bank Of France de.
creased 4,SO5OOO francs the past week.
1t Is again reported that Disracli is
arout to be married.
The director, OF the banks of England
..-dav fixed the rate of discount at pei
..u,
The Governor of Massachusetts was
.a.guratrd Yesterday with the usual
..r.mouy.
The Legislature Of Minnesota, in Joint
rycntiou yesterday counted the votes
,l, State ticket of the last election.
ILL.,. otlicia Republican majority for
,.a' Justice. Is lOlS6.
Bro Missouri Legislature assembled
Yesterday. and organized, and the Gov
,..r- message was read. Ii is lengthy
u...mrut devoted almost entirely to
~,a.r affairs. He recommends rigorous
a.e-arr- lu arrr,tjng and furnishing Grim
HN.-. and tuhe- strong grounds agar st
kellogg and the policy pursued by the
tr"-1"n' lu Louisiana.
'a" bullion 30 the Bank Of Eugland
a.' decrease. cj9fuDo 90 the past week
ID" proportion u the bank reserve TO
.." .H"..u> which last week was 3Ss
per cent, sHrw ~.
TIL" Araan,a, House of Representa-
'..' Yesterday. in reviewing the recent
'a."S" .t louisiana earnestly protested
"-A.h>; the act, and appeoied to the
.' .ii Wt-mrn, Of the people of the
a.."d States to say whether or not the
'Hrrn States are Independent States,
"pr,rE part OF the American
'a.'N "r whether they are mere military
provinces.
I."wtjzenS near Niuita, under the lead
.-,ap of Judge j. b. May-, who have
banded together to avold arrest for
gjcitv in the late shooting affair near
.g,llcucc of Col. Aduir Indian Ter
.-E uu Christmas, have laid down
'nr arms and returned to their homes.
.-..-oircd 10 give up the guilty parties
3. b. dealt with according to law.
The 81 Louis Merchant Exchange
.~. ameetiug last evening to consider
at action should be taken regarding
'." siiulr- in Louisiana. Resolutions eN-
.s">~ivr ot sympathy were adopted; but
t was deemed inexpedient to bring the
question, IN It's commercial bearing, be-
..-' i." Exchange. 1t Is probable that
public meeting viii be called on Sat
"'iay 10 give utterauce to the feelings
.-" subject
tobacco warehouse in Baltimore
'a..eu at $250OO0 and containing 200
saeads of tobacco was destroyed with
q contents by fire last evening
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Philadelphia Market.

PHILsUELPHIA, January Flour
Quiet; In lima and Ohio family s. 25G
, -. Whcat-Ncry dull; red 81 2OG
- Rve-9jG 96c. Corn--Steudy nt
S3d9Gc. Oats-Stcady and unchanged.
Buttcr-Quict; western extra ga 3ici
western hrsts 2S@3Oc. Cheese Quiet
and unchanged Eggs-Stcady; west
crn 2S(0 29c. Pctrolcum-F Firm ;crud" Iu
barrels &c; refined l2ml2ic. Clover
Sced-Sl 0OCIO -. steady
Pork-$2O Oom2O 80 Lard Sl2 J00
IL G2B. Whisky-Quiet at 97H $50
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Chicago Cattle Market.

CHICAGO, January 7.-Catti"- Re
ceipt- 1000. In iair demand, firm and
unchanged; -tockcr- 50 75H3 90; COM
mon to choice shipping - 5o@G 90
Shipments 800. Hog, Receipts 10000
The market opened fairly active and
firm; closed rather quiet; sale, ranged nj
So 2jm7 40 with most of the sale 10
packer, at s. OOm1 %; Workers - %
mG 30. Shipments 5000. Sheep Re-
ceIpts 200. Market actIv" and firm ut
- OOla4 ( 80. Shipmnnts 2.I15.
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baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, january G-Fiour-U
changed. Whcut-DuIi and unchanged
Corn-Dull and unchanged Ry" and
Oats-Unchangrd IIay-Frm. Pro
vi-ion,-SIe eady Pork Nominal. Bn-
con-Jobbing slowly; shoulders so 3tcr
clear rIb side, ll!c,ll3c. Sugar Cured
Ham.-At ia, l4c. Lard-Frm st l3t
G,Ilsc. Buttcr-Choice roll- scarce and
in good demand at 3O@ Bic. Petroleum
Unchanged. CofIce-Quiet and strong
stock light. Eggs-At 1910. Whisky
nuIL an 4An
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WASHINGTON, January THE House
Committee on Naval Affairs, resumed the
investigation of the charges against
Stowell, for selling naval cadetship
State Senator Graham, of Virginia,
continued his testimony, and stated that
Stowell knew of his transaction from first
to last. in connection with the sale of the
cadetship. Graham was asked by cX-
Governor Wells, attorney for Stowell,
whether he had been charged with em-
bezzling clothing and selling it out of the
State, when agent Of the freedman :
bureau. but he declined to answer, on the
ground that it was not pertinent 10 the in
vestigatiOn.