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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-23


Twelve trains are out on the road to day, but
the rain may Interfere to prevent full load for
each.
The Baltimore market was much improved in
tone, on saturday The arrivals at Light Street
were stated at 10000 to 10 900 boxes and bask-
eta Nothing had been brought over from Sat-
urday, the market having been well cleaned out.
The varieties received were of the Crawford,
Old Nixon, Honest John, and some Early Yorks,
Packers and shippers were active buyers, and
prime peaches were sold at prices ranging from
lj cents to 81 10 per box, and 40 to go cents for
baskets. Over sixty carloads Of fruit were for
warded to the Western cities from Baltimore, on
Saturday night
Our Philadelphia correspondence summing
up last weeks business, ray the indications are
that this weeks trade will be good There is
Il better general demand, and the local con-
Humers will want twice the quantity heretofore
taken. The improvement in the quality of
fruit helps matters, also.
THE WILMINGTON MARKET.
The supply of peaches in the market, this
morning, was not large but was fully equal to
Tho demand. The ram had the effect to keep
back buyers. and fruit sold very slowly.
That. however, which came in fresh from the
orchards, i'll wagons, WAS readily taken and one
man sold out an entire load Of very fair Troths
at 10 cents. The receipts by rail on Saturday
night, put upon the market this morning,
amounted to only about 900 baskets and few
crates. Much OF this was a decayDg cond-
ton, and WAS sold at any figure obtainable.
Quotations OF prices are about the same on
saturday,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-23
Tho Crops in Kentucky.

LOUISVILLE, August %, 1875. Tomorrow the
Courier journal will publish crop estimates
from all sections in Kentucky and the tobacco
connties of the dacent States, showing the av-
erage and condition of tobacco compared with
1873, the average and condition OF corn. product
of wheat and other small grain, and the sup
ply of fattening hogs on hand. The
largest tobacco crop ever known was planted,
but subsequent msfortunes reduced 1t to q
prospectively moderate yield, perhaps light
average, if future conditions are favorable.
The returns cover the territory which produces
about three fourths of the crop of the United
States. The original average of corn was very
great and Notwithstanding the weather damages
u full crop is predicted. Wheat ia about a half
to two-thirds crop, rye about the same, and oats
are damaged much more than any other crop.
The hay crop is large
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-23
The Refrigerator Experiment..

iioKERs BUILDING ABOUT ooMPLETED-THE ICE
IN AND THE PEACHES TO BE STORED IN A DAY OR
TWO.
o. l.. Riker's refrgerating house at Middle
town is about completed, portion Of the ice is
already in, and the cooling drafts have been
set in motion. The building has been
and we understand that when the peaches are
removed tropical fruits will take their place.
1t is stated that between one and two Thousand
tons or ice will be required to
Keep up the uniform temperature of 33 degrees,
and we understand that the necessary quantity
has been procured down East. Pusey & Rice,
VI this city, have, however, supplied them with
hity tons, and have twenty tons yet to dehver.
The storing of the fruit will be commenced in a
uay or two, we understand.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-23
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Leiter ffOm Hartford County.
A METHODIST CLASS LEADER sffoT DOWN WITHOUT
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NoMISATIoN.
Correspondence Of the Commercial.

METHODIST CLASS LEADER eIfoT DOWN WITHOUT
MISUNDERSTANDING NoMISATIoN.
Correspondence Of the Commercial.
BELAIR, MD, Aug. 22.
On Saturday evening, James Monks, who re-
sides near the Hickory" was shot and fatally
wounded by Thos. Archer, Jr. During the af-
ternoon, Archer and John Wann had difficulty
when Monks interferred in behalf of the latter.
About O'Clock Archer saw Monks near the
Changers Hotel and invited him to fight, but the
latter declining Archer drew pistol and fired
two shots, enc penetrating the left breast
Monks is still alive but is not expected to recov-
or. Archer is in jail. The wounded man was a
Method st class leader: Archer the son Of to-
baconist.
At the Democratic nomination election on
Saturday, under the Crawford county sys-
TEN, the following ticket was elected .
For States Attorney J. T. G. Hopkins; for
sheriff G. VIM Hauway; for the Legislature. P,
II. Ruiledge, Andrew Boyle, and Murray Van
diver; for County Commissioners Wm. Mechem,
VIM. g. Wilson. James X. Keech Martin Caliar,
and Michael Whiteford; for County Surveyor,
Wm. 7. Clark. Tho candidates for Judges Of
the Orphans Court will probably be O. w. Bill
lingsiea George Hayes, and hos. Bay, who
comprise the present bench.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-23
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

franklin Loan meets TO night. 49, ,ssls
The rain has suspended work on the new
basin, to-day.
The Board of Public Education holds its regu.
lar meeting, this evening.
Rehgions services were conducted at Mt. Cuba,
yesterday, by DIR. Thos. F. Hicks, and William
Lnglaud, Of this city.
The Chairman OF the Board of Education com.
mittee, Mr. Frock, advertines for proposals fol
Il new heater for No. 10 public school.
The Delaware train was late this morning. and
failed to connect with the early train on the p
W. Il d Il 1t was dispatched. however, a
few minutes after the usual time.
LARGE SHIPMENT OF SPIoEs-Messrs. G. ].
Fell Bro shipped from Philadelphia, on Sat
nrday, by the Savannah steamer, ten tons oil
spices and other goods in their line.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-23
visitor. nt the Centennial.

The commissioners calculate that 5000, 600
people will attend on an average three times,
making 5000 900 entries, All Europe will be
represented by at least 100000 people. The
greater part Of these will come from Great Brit
ain and GERMANY. This leaves 2 500. 900 to be
drawn from the States and Territories, nearly
all of which have given very promising assu-
RANGES Taking Philadelphia as a focus. there
are, within radius of 240 miles, $4,000 900
people, allowing FIVE members to each family.
Should each send representative there will be
@ 400, 900 visitors from near by points, leaving
100. 200 to come from outside limits. The com
missioners estimate $4,000 as the average daily
attendance,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-23
The min RrOsnecl.

washington Dispatch to Baltimore SUM-
Well-informed persons who have just arrived
from the West say that it is absolutely impossi-
ble to venture any prediction as to the proba-
BILE result OF the Ohio election. tits stated that
Senator Thurman declares that he considers the
result very much involved in doubt. Several
large manufacturers of Ohio, who have always
acted with the republican party, but who are IN
favor of initiation, are using all their influence
for Allen, while on the other hand a numerous
body of hard-money democrats have expressed
their intention not to vote An eI democratic
Senator who goes to the extreme in favor OF
hard money expresses he hope that Allen will
be beaten by 100, 900 majority. Aliens defeat,
he says, il essential to the salvation of the DEM
ocratc party,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-23

Base HAL.

GENERAL NOTES, LOCAL AND ELSEWHERE.
A match game was played on Saturday after
noon, on the Quicksteps' new grounds, between
the Quickstep. Jr., and Atlantic base ball clubs
which resulted Ill a victory for the former. The
following ID the score of the innings:
Innings. ........... u U
Quickstep, Jr.,....2 0 0 4 l 8 4 0 Ola
Atlantic lc..............,..02 Al 0 / 2 l 2 3-12
Umpire, Mr.. Stdham OF the Qulckstep Base
Ball Club.
At Reading, on Saturday, the Actives boat the
Shbe Club, 6 to O. The Readng people are
much pleased The Times says that the
umpire, Mr.. Birmingham, of Pottsville, made
his decisions decidedly and unreseryeely III
favor of the Shlbes.
The Boston Club was BEATEN at st. Louis
on Saturday, by the st Louis club, 8 to 3. The
toi mer had three substitutes on their nine.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-23
SECOND EDITION.
WhIrIwind in New Jersey.

FREAKS OF A CLOUD vIsIToR-A HOUSE OVER
TURNED AND POND LICKED UP.
New York, August 20.
destructive whirlwind visited the vicinity of
Waverly Station On the Penna. Il. Il. near New
ark, N. J. 1t was seen to come from the Eliza
beth meadows and was accompanied by noise
resembling distant thunder. 1t is described as
being ~ feet in diameter at the base and rising
to height Of 200 or 800 feet
Near the station it unearthed house, and So
riously injured woman, as she rushed from the
doorway. 1t struck miniature pond, taking out
all tho water, and largo quantity of the earth.
It then passed to the northward and tore out by
the roots eighteen large apple trees. The whirl-
wind then broke and deluging rain storm suc-
ceeded.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-23
New York.
DoINGs OF A NEGRO RUFFIAN.

DUINGS OF NEGHO HUFFIAN.
New York, Aug. 23.
negro rutian, Baly Henry, lately concerned
in the murder of two negroes in Thompson ST.,
and who had escaped on Saturday from the
house of Delano, where he was held as a witness,
yesterday visited his old haunts, Eighth ward,
and assaulted Wilson and Martha Robinson,
cutting both badly with a razor. He escaped
but was arrested in Hoboken last night, and he
sgain attempted to escape from the officer when
near Prince street and WAS only brought to after
six shots had been fired at him, mono of which,
however, took effect.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-23

JONES PEACH CULLER SroPpEp.-U. s. Mar
shal Dunn, yesterday, served an injunction upon
John A. Jones, of Mt Pleasant New Castle Co.,
TO restrain HIM from the manufacture and sale
the peach cutler which lie claims as his patent
until the case is disposed of in the U. y. Court
ford, upon the ai1i lavlt of Edward W. Lockwood
Of Middletown, who claims that Jones' cutler il
an infringement upon machine patented by him
some time previous and that Jones obtsined his
original conception Of the machine altogether
from his patent. Milford Ne,cs.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-23
against Bis.inger.

The Reading Eagle says that after the bodies
of Mrs Bssinger and her children were lowered
into the grave on Friday it evident tina.
considerable feeling was manifested particularly
on the part of the women present Men were
generally quiet and kept their own counsel, but
the women folks seem to be very bitter and they
took no pains to hide their indignation. Many
cries of "hang him." &c, were heard when MIR.
Bssinger stood around the grave. VIM. Y.
Lyon, seeming to fear disturbance, took the
officers and hurried Mr.. Bissinger to his carriage
aud was driven at a very rapid pace out of the
cemetery and then home.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-23
A Chinaman uarr,ed in .UhnrIe.ton.

Ah.Sang Chinaman, was married in Charles
ton, s. c., on Monday last, to Miss Clara Davis
native OF this country. The Necs says 'The
ceremony was performed by Rev. W. $ Bowman
at No. College street, on Monday evening lat
aud the reception following the services was
quite a brilliant affair, being at euded by large
number of the friends of the newly welded
pair. Mr. Ah-Sang WAS attired in the habit OF
his native country, which on this occasion was a
richly trimmed satin blouse, with trousers OF a
dark blue material, and shoes of China make and
style. The bride was dressed in white satn
trimmed with lace her head was adorned with II
wreath OF orange blossoms. aud Il handsome
bridal veil fell in graceful foldr, enhancing the
beauty Of pretty face. 1t is stated that this
happy Benedict having pruspered with his pres
ent employers, has resolved TO make Charleston
hs permanent home"
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-23
A Corpse AflOat.
COFFIN PICKED UP IN THE NANTIooKE.

COFFIN PICKED UP IN THE NANTIooKE.
tFrom the seaford, DEL, Citizen.l
On Monday morning last the captain Of a
canoe passed curious looking box floating OH
the water, near Vienna, Md. He Immediately
put about, and on picking it up was mortified to
mud III it the corpse of white child, apparently
about two years DID, The oder arising from
the box was 30 Offensive that he tied a rope to it
and towed it ashore, when he carried it up on
me high land and gave it Il second decent
burial Tho captain says it must have been
washed out from some graveyard, but there
IL none 20 close to the banks of this river as to
admit OF the water getting into it, the question
IL where did il come from?
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-23
new Advertisements, To.aay.

anted-Chambermaid at 1901.
Notce-Downey Il Cooper.
Card-Stephen Downsy.
Blacking-B Biany.
saws lllary.
Waters Parlor Organs,
Proposals Tor ttaters.
School r00ks-Boue hman, Thomas y Co.
chester Academy.
Elmwood Co l4r-Brevty.
A Tor unr ia it 3rd PAGE,
hQ $50 hromos 3id Page.
Wat rs Concerto Paror rgins 81 Page.
Opinion OF r. >. ~. Stewart, Sd Page.
Arch G con Scotch Item.
Adtirs Brev,ty.
Il, NOrmandies Brevity.
Webb's BIZ, yi'y.
, uDells lbrey ty.
FullmeI's revlty.
Rocking s;Cf s-Brevity.
John NJ ore & Co 8. great sa'e.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-23
Tho Manchester Mills.

WORK NOT INTERRUPTED BY HIGH wATER-A RE-
CESS FROM SEPT. 4rH TO 18th.
MANCHESTER, N. H., Aug. 23.
The Merrimac river, here, is not higher than
at any time for fifteen years past. Manufsctur-
ing has not been interfered with. All the mills
in the city close on September 4th to the 13th,t
allow the operatives to attend the New Eogland
States fair, September 7th, 9th, 9th and 10th.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-23

JAMMED BETWEEN CARs.-Charles Levett, a p.
W. d b brakeman, was ahmed between cars al
Delaware Junction on Saturday night. He came
down from Grays Ferry with a train OF "peacb
empties" aud while between the cars, endeavor-
ing to break the connection at crossing. a back.
waid movement WAS given the train without hir
knowledge aud he WAS painfully mashed about
the hips. Being brought into Wilmington DR.
X me made an examination of Levett's pjuriet
and pronounced them not at all serious. He wa.
then sent back to his home in Philadelphia.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-23
THIRD EDITION.
Killed his Daughter and HfmseIr.)I

A sHocKISe TRAGEDY AT KINGSTON, NEW YORK.
New YORK, Aug. 90.
special from Kingston says that Abram
Symonds, living at Pine Hill was found near
his house Friday with his throat cut from ear to
ear. His daughter was found dead on the floor
of the house with her skull fractured, evidently
by the back of an ak. symonds was insane, and
undoubtedly killed his daughter and then him
self
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-23
The Chicago Whiskcy Knnvcs.
New YoRB. Auu. %.

DEsPFRtTIoN OF THE ILlIcIr DsTILLER1Es-Ar-
TACK ON DETECTIVE WHO WAS TOO VIGOROUS
IN THE SEARCH.
New YORK, Aug. 23.
A special from Chicago says the officers of the
secret service employed in ferreting out the il
lict whirkey frands, are pressing tho ring 30
closely that the ring have employed number Of
hardened Criminals to get the detectives out of
sault WAS made on detective while he was spot
ting cache Of spirits, but ho escaped with a
bullet wound in his arm.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-23
FIFTH EDITION.
England.
A TERRIBLE ACCIDENT NEAR wHARFDALE.

TERRIBLE ACCIDENT NEAR wHARFDALE.
LONDON, Aug. 25.
By the breaking OF the shafts, four persons
riding near Wharfdsle, England, we're thrown
from carriage. Two ladies, Mrs. Daiken, and
Mrs. Lee were instantly killed. The third lady,
Miss Pleet, was fearfully injured and died few
hours after. The driver was seriously hurt.
oARIBALDI OFF ON VISIT.
Garabali has gone for a months visit to Ca
pera, after which he will return to Civita Vec-
CHA.
POLITICAL ASPECT MORE FAVORABLE
The political aspect is regarded more favor
able.
THE LIVERPOOL MARKETS
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 23.
The market for breadstuffs is quiet. The
weather is excellent for harvest. Cotton is
steady middling upland, ~ middling orleans,
~. Sales, 14000 batch.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-23
newark items.

NEWARK, Aug. %.
The Waverly club, of Wilmington, having dis
appointed our Agile, on Saturday, the latter, at
short nLtice arranged game with the Wyom-
ing club at Glasgow, and went over in the stage.
The game began at o'clock with the Wyoming
at the bat. The field was rough and full Of
weeds, making difficult fielding and increas-
ing the. score which stood
Innings ,............1 2 8 4 s @ 8 9-Total.
-
Agles, s,...............1 227 6 II 2-35
Wyoming, ,............3 021 la
Geo. McDougall umpired the game, which
lasted two hours
The excursionists who went down to the Ohes-
apeake returned on Saturday somewhat bronzad.
They brought with them quantity of crabs.
Fish were scarce, and they caught only enough
to cat.
On Thursday, Sept. 2, Osceola Lodge, K. of
p, Of Newark, will make parade through New
ark and repairing to Porters grove will there
spend the day. Other lodges from the
surrounding country will participate,
rendering the affair one OF the
grandest that has been witnessed in Newark for
years. Large crowds are expected. Addresses
will be made in the grove by James Whitehouse,
Esq, of Baltimore Rev. j. W. Caldwell, OF
Dover Rev. G. l.. More and s. j. Wiley, Will
mington Rev j. France Cherry Hill. Md.
Dinner will be served. Several brass bands will
be present. The Citizens Cornet have been en-
gaged by Osceoa Lodge.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-23
Curious Contents OF an Egg.

servant-grl in the family Of Warren Wood
ward, OF Owosso, Mich, while breaking some
ssggs ,or culinary purposes day or two since,
aoa aonnd inside Of an otherwise perfectly normal
egg live snake about the longth of one of the
hhgers. It partly adhered to the shell, but YVES
quick and lively. As the shell WAS without flaw,
POSSIBLY it NAV puzzle some OF the wise men to
,;' .sli nov 1t came there. 1t lived only short
lilne after the shell WAS broken, but it has been
prer,erved, and may now be seen at MIR. Wood
wards residence
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-23
EJ0m muetai.
PRICE OF GOLD TO-DAY.

New YORK. August 29.
Gold opened, this morning at $l.l3SS.
Furnished by Craige, johnson d Co., Bankers and
Brokers, eth and Market sts.l
LONDON. 1890 P. NJ, Aug. 23.
o. s $40 of 1865, 81 064 do Of '67, coupon,
51.0s1l 1O-4O's SlO411.. New SIS of 81, 81 0514
Consols for money.9i 1916; for account o. 15 le.
Erie common shares 14I. Preferred, 29. N. Y.
Central, 81. Market strong.
FRAsKFoRT, Aug. %.
o. s. 5.2O's of 1852, 81 001s.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-23

The Cry HALL IMPROVEMENT More percepti-
hle progress is being made with the City Hall
Improvement now. The building is all enclosed,
and while workmen are fitting up the interior of
Police Headquarters and the cells, others are
pushing ahead with the work upon the Council
chamber with view to IT'D re-occupatiOn in two
or three weeks. Mr.. Chandler has suhlet the
work to the following parties tin wolk to z.
Pickles, plumbing to Gawthrop ~ Bro, plaster
ing to the Robert Hadduck, while he is doing the
carpenter work himself, Perkins u Weldle did
the brick Mnlk
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-23

.N1os ric-N1os AT Mr. CUBA On Friday, a family
galherng OF the Head family, including about
seventy persons, was held at Mount Cuba.
81, on saturday, quite large picnic took place
lilends of the Hockessin Literary Circle being
present. e
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-23
Long Branch.

TIE EEaArTA POSTPONED TO THE 25TH.
LONG BRANCH, Aug. 20.
On account Of the rain storm, which ia now
prevailing here, the regatta will be postponed
until August 25th.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-23
Bi.marck,s Cardinal.

LEDocHowsKI TO BE REWARDED FOR HIS ULTRA
MONTANIhM.
LONDON, Aug. 23.
The Pope has invited Archbishop Ledochowski
to come to Rome, on the expiration of his i'm
piisonment. The intention is to make him
Cardinal
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-23

TEMPERANCE MEET sGs.-Tne usual Sabbath
afternoon temperance meeting WAS held at Wa
ter and Market streets yesterday. Addresses
were made by IEaac l. Crouch and J, W. Wells,
In the evening very large meeting was held at
9Th and spruce streets, addressed by Rev. A. d.
Davis and Mr.. Galley Several liquor dealers
were present at both meetings, aud direct APP
peals to them to discontinue their business were
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-23
Marriages.

CAOWAFn--H tRTMAN.-ln Mount Carmel, Va.
august 10 b. at the residence Of A 3. Dav by the
Rev o. d s. Marcle', Nj s Eniic B. Coward
formerly of Wilmington, lei to Chas. W. Hart
man, Of Ashland Penna. 10 cards.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-23

RETURNED TO W1LMI, aToN.-S. F. Marshall,
formerly OF Maroney IL Marshall, this city. but
who for rome months past has been engaged in
has sold out his business there and removed
back to Wilmington. He has accepted a position
with the New American Sewing Machine 20.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-23

yXTiLLTAM CROZlER, MANAGER OF
w Beacon stock Farm, Northport Long Island,
N. Y. Breeder and Importer of ihrougabred al
derney AM Ayrshire tile Clydesdale Horses ;
Cotswold sheep; Berkshire swine, and Fancy Pou-
try. The stock bred ut b aeon Farm is Imported,
anu from the hest imported sources, and has won
the unqualified amra ion of ,he best Judges
They have taken the first pr zes at Pr viacia
Shows, nd at leading state and County Fairs III
Canada and the United States. jylb,smwjysi 81 smf
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-23
weather fs ecOrd.

REPORT OF THE SIGNAL SERVICE.
WAsHIsaroN. Aug. 49,
Probabilities: For Middle States. generally
cloudy and cooler weather, brisk northerly winds,
veering to easterly continued high barometer
and rain near the coasts.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-23

CIRCUS COMING Coles New York circus have
made an engagement for Wilmington on the
lOth Of September, and will exhibit on the "Col
lepe LOT "
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-23
Farmers EXPEDITION.

GRAND DISPLAY To DE MADE AT NEwARK--A MOVE
OF THE GRANGERs.
Under the ausp ces of Newark Grange. No. 5,
the Grangers OF New Castle county will make an
exhibition Of farm produce at Newark on day
which will hereafter be announced. We are un-
able to more than state the determination to hold
the exposition the details will be announced in
are matured. We may say, however, that a
warm interest has already been enlisted in the
movement, and with the abundant resources of
our New Castle county farmers the grandest
results may be safely predicted.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-23

NHEQU BOOKS ON CHEMICAL
~ paper, almost as neat as engraving, printed al
hs COMMERCIAL once, ckedper utan elsephers
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-23
Ufiu advertisements.

VNRY OUR SHENANDOAH AND SHA-
L MpKIN GOALS. THEY ARE THE BEST IN
THE MARK
GEO. W. BUSH SON. French st. wharf.
DUY COAL EARLY AND SAVE MON
ID EY.
Joseph Fout is now ready to serve his customers
with Enterprise, Shamokin and shawnee Lehigh
COAL at the lowest market rates. Orange street anc
Rairo I'd avenue.
aprl7-lyof JOSEPH FOUT.
G1 0o0,ooo
GEO. y. GRUBB, BROKER.
All kinds of Stocks and Loans Bought anil Sold on
Commission. Any amount of money raised on pro-
per security. ProMissory notes specially. city
Loan for Sale. febl0-ly
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-23
Commercial Reports.

Commercial Reports.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
PHILADELPHIA, August 23.
Flour quiet; supers IS 90 extras. IS 25; high
grades 81. 1908 so. Wheat hrmer, old red, Sl.4S;
new. 81 40 Corn steady. yellow 84985c. Oats
quiet, old white 70. Whishey, $1.24.
QUO rATIoNs AT THE BRANDYwINE MILLS FoR FLOUR
AND aRAIN-ooBREoTED DAILY.
Family Flour. $4,000 800
Extra Flour. 6.76D $50
Superhne Flour. ur................... 4.75R 6.75
Wheat, Observation-Disclosures. 1.35
Corn, $40
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-23

DANKS AND BANKERS ARE lNVIT-
ID ed to direct their orders for printing TO this
ONCE, We guarantee satisfaction as TO prices and
nnalitv