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Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-10-18
The opera.

1.-THE BOHEMIAN GIRL" THIS EVENING.
AS we shall not issue paper tomorrow,
we fear our readers may not be so fully in
formed as they ought to be concerning the
two operate nights of Richings- Bernard
Troupe. This evening they give the "Bo-
hemlan Girl" and to morrow evening "Fra
Diavolo," both favorites with those who en-
JOY the opera. The prices of admission
have been adjusted to the economies of
the time, and are only seventy five cents
down stairs, and fifty up. Tickets may now
be had at Bcughman, Thomas & Co. 3. The
first tenor singer, Mr.. Harry Gates, is
highly praised by competent critics, as the
following extract from the Boston Journal
will show
''Mr Harry Gates possesses a clear SYM
pathic tenor voice of great compass and
considerable power, and which he uses with
good taste and expression. He is an excel
lent actor and his performance of the part
assigned to him merits the highest praise. "
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-10-18
SECOND EDITION.
TO-morrow's demonstration.
'DELAwARE DAY" AND THE LATEST WORD
ARnuT 1T.


"DELAwARE DAY" AND TIE LATEST WORD
ABOUT 1T.
There will, undoubtedly, be very large
attendance at the Centennial, tomorrow,
from this State. The arrangements made
have about all been published in the Com
MERcIAL.
Our reporter has learned from Mr.. Grubb,
Secretary Of State that neither the Gov
erner nor Secretary has charge Of the invi-
tations, or any Of the arrangements for the
occasion. These are all IN charge of the
State Centennial Commission, and Messrs.
Adams and Mccall, the Marshals appointed
by the Commission.
The U. s. Centennial Commission has
presented to the Governor limited num-
Der of complimentary tickets to the Gen.
tennial grounds for, the use of his Staff
only. By direction of the Governor, these
will be delivered by the Secretary of State,
at the Z. 80 a. M train tomorrow morning
to such members of the Staff as shall ac-
company the Governor and his escort to
the ceremonies of the day.
General Hawley, President of the U. s.
Centennial Commission, has accepted the
invitation of the State Commissioners to
speak at the ceremonies held in the Della
ware Building. Mayor Whiteley's address,
we are enabled to say, will not be long, and
it will be made up, in large proportion, of
statistical matter.
In notice, yesterday, we spoke of the
time of forming the Delaware procession at
the Centennial grounds, and by typograph-
ical error it was made Z 80 o'clock. II ehould
have been 1890,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-10-18
CENTENNIAL VISITORS.

The countryman come from the wilds of Peoria,
Oshkosh. and far-famed Kalamazoo;
His coat is the color Of volcanic scoria,
His hat of the cut that our grandfathers
knew.
Jibe not the straw that sticks up through his
cady,
Tread not with jeers on the tail of his coat,
Flout not the bonnet that looms on his lady,
Bless the green ribbons that over it float.
Blithe is the heart of the youth from Mankato,
Far from the prairies and wilds of the West;
Better is he than some bare, naked ''statoo"
Centennial artists would rank with the BEST
What does he here in the States great metro
polls?
Grand old Centennial he seeks far and wide ;
Nothing can now put him down or make top
pie his
High aspirations that pile up in pride.
Philadelphia, you see the great men from Mus
kegon,
Michillimacnac, old Keokuk,
Far Ypsilanti, and wild ontonagon-
How do you like your Centennial luck?
Pink up your manners, let float out your ban
ners,
Call it in truth most unspeakable joy,
Hosannahs, bananas, of these be out-panners,
And welcome the bold old Centennial boy.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-10-18
The Hampton Outlaws.

THE PRESIDENT COMMANDS THEM TO DIsBAND
AND CEASE THEIR oUTRAGEs.
President Grant yesterday issued his
proclamation against the South Carolina
revolutionists. 1t recites that ' certain
combinations Of men against law exist in
mariy counties of said State, known as Ri
fe Clubs who ride up and down by day and
night, in arms, numbering some peaceable
citizens and intimidating others, which
combinations, though forbidden by the
laws of the State, cannot be controlled or
suppressed by the ordinary course of JUS
tice;" and it warns the outlaws to disperse,
retire peaceably to their homes, and here
after obey the laws.
Secretary Cameron has ordered General
Sherman to have men in hand, in case of
need, to assist General Ruger, who is i'll
command at Columbia, s O. The Secretary
directs that Gen. Ruger be notified that the
Presidents proclamation will be carried out
to the utmost letter.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-10-18
I'HIRn EDITION.
New Castle Items.
Correspondence 81 az Comnlercial.

correspondence of the Commercial.
NEW CASTLE, DEL. Oct. 10.-Union street
is fast becoming the centre OF our grocery
trade. Mr.. William L. Point has opened
with choice and well selected stock in the
store house lately erected by Harry Frazer.
This is, without doubt, one of the most
snowy store fronts in the city.
Mayor Giffin has issued his proclamation
requesting the Observance Of "Delaware
Day." and our people gather in admiring
knots about this the first official act of this
kind in the history of ye ancient towne
The entire force of workmen of the Della
hibition on Saturday. The selection Of that
day is made nt cessary owing to the great
expense incurred in extinguishing the fires,
should the men go tomorrow. The train
will leave the outer depot at 35 a. m.
The supper in aid of st Peters church
was great success in the financial way, and
as source of amusement it has had few
equals. The managers are deserving OF
great credit
The morning train north, due .here at 8
O'Clock, passed in two sections, followed by
a special excursion from Wyoming, and
fourth train made up of cars from the
Townsend branch, filed entirely by colored
people from Kent county, Maryland
An entire new outfit of suits for the Re-
publican club arrived yesterday. 1t is ex-
pected that they will parade this evening.
Captain George Ellicott, and Lieut. r.
Wright are the kind of men who know how
to do things as they should be done.
At last Contractor Morrison has begun
the grading of 9th street. Better late than
never.
The EcMullen Guards of this city will at
tend the meeting in Delaware City on Fri
day evening.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-10-18
A Narrow Escape.

The dwelling house of George Mcdonald,
in the Southern part Of this Borough, was
destroyed by fire early on Thursday morn
ing last. MIR. Mcdonald. wife and four
children were asleep in the second story
rooms and about four o'clock the latter were
awakened by dense smoke. Their calls
aroused the parents, who rushed to the
room and found it full of suffocating smoke.
Mr.. Mcdonald hurried down stairs and out
doors, where he saw flames issuing from in
side the weather boarding. Finding the
application of few buckets of water
proved futile in extinguishing the fire, Mr..
NJ. removed his family from the house, Sc
cured few articles of clothing, threw two
beds from the windows and had barely time
to escape from the building before his way
of exit was cut off by the flames. The fire
had gained such headway inside the plas-
tering and ceilings and burned SO rapidly
that the floors and roof fell in before many
of the neighbors had assembled. Oxford
Press 18TH
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-10-18
Wilmington Markets.
WILMINGTON, DEL, Oc

WILMINGTON, DEL, Oct. 18.
The markets were very full this morning,
there being very full and ripe display of
vegetables and fruits. Cabbage, so scarce
all the latter part of the summer is appear
ing in larger lots but is held at high figures.
Though the time for raising the fall crop of
potatoes is almost over, they retain firm
price. The farmers say the weather has
been very much against good potato crop,
but they are evidently hurrying them into
the market before the Western crop makes
its appearance. The large display of pump
kins, reminds one of the season for pump.
kin pies. and buckwheat meal and sausage,
almost inseparable, have come about the
same time. Tomatoes still linger, very fine
ones too, but at advanced prices. The de-
crease in the consumption of ice cream
keeps butter down to reasonable figure,
and the chickens that don't lay, and are
brought to market, have made no decrease
in the quantity nor advance in the price OF
eggs. Although the butchers have all re-
tired into the market houses, they are as
anxious to sell as ever without an advance
In prices. The following is summary
of prices received
Meats Beef steak 10000 per pound; ;
roast 12@16c stews 6@12c corned, Go
10c : mutton 10@l8c chops, 10000 veal,
10000 outlets 1S@25c bologna sau-
sage, 12@16c. pork, 14015c; ham, 1S020c;
shoulder 12@15c sausage 15c scrapple, Z
@Sc fitch 12@14c; lard 15c raw tripe So;
cooked 10c; liver 10c.
Fratit.-Apples 8(012 cents per half peck {;
pears, 15@40c. according to variety; grapes,
8@10c; lemons, 40@50c. per dozen I;
oranges, 100000; dried apples, 10@12c per
qt. dried peaches, 10@12c; pared 15@2Oc
Vegetables and Miscellaneous. - Butter
40@45c. per pound eggs 28@30c. per doz-
en- potatoes, 15@1Sc tomatoes, 15@25c
per half peck; sweet pc tatoes, 12@1sc egg
plants, 3@8c. apiece; radishes, 3@5c per
bunch; onions, 12@15c string; beets, 80
DC per bunch; pickles, 10@14c per dozen ;
green corn by the ear, 15@25c per dozen
honey, 2O@25c per pound; chickens, t5@
18c per pound live chickens, $1.25@
81. 75 per pair peppers. 10c per dozen
cider zoe per gallon cabbage, 4@1Oc per
head pumpkins, S@1Oc apiece; citrons, 12
@20; caulifiowers, 25@40c; apple butter,
zoe per quart lima beans, 10@12c chest
nuts, 15@l8c per quart.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-10-18
A Wnman Eree mnsnn

Countess Hadich has been received as d
Freemason in Hungarian lodge under the
Orient of Hungary. The Count ess is high.
ly educated lady, aud having studied and
become we'll versed in Masonic literature
she was proposed and seconded in open
lodge, balloted for, and in due course was
duly initiated. The Grand Orient OF Hun
gary, however. declare the initiation to be
null and void, ON the ground that woman
is disqualified from being Freemason; and
curious question now arises whether, as
the Countess was actually initiated, she can
be refused admission to her lodge The
London Freemdson is authority for the
stat ement,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-10-18

The San Francisco Post says that
creditor of Bret Hsrte's sent his claim to
New York lawyer, who got the money by at
taching the receipts at a lecture.
The religious papers are dicussing the
property of using ale in the communion
service, when wine cannot be- had, as was
done by baptist congregation in Burmah.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-10-18

Goods from Canada intended for the ex-
hibition at Sydney, Australia, have been
selected, consisting principally of sewing
machines, machinery, furniture, woollen
goods, and agricultural implements.
The Quebec train, yesterday, arrived at
st. John, N. B., six hours and half late,
having been detained by snow storm in
the north, where two feet of snow covered
the track in some places.
A. X Yount, we'll known citizen of
Boulder County, Col, in attempting to board
passenger train at Boulder, yesterday, fell
across the track and was instantly killed.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-10-18
Deaths.

HlIRST.-on Wednesday, October 18th, 1876, in the
6gth year of her age, Mrs. Mary Hirst.
The relatives and friends of the family are res
pectfully invited 10 attend the funeral from the
residence Ct her son, h win Hrst, No. 831 Lombard
street on Sunday afternoon the 22d insl. to leave
the house a half past two O'Clock. and proceed to
Chester papers please copy.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-10-18

A WILMINGTON LAD IN THE roms.-A few
days ago lad from this city attended the
Centennial Exhibition, and being attracted
by some jewelry at the Turkish Bazaar, he
appropriated some OF it to his own use.
The sharp eyes of the proprietor discover
ing the theft, the lad was handed over to
one of the police guard, and yesterday he
was tried before Judge Hare, found guilty
and sentenced to months imprisonment
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-10-18

RUNAWAY AT KENNETr SoUARE.-On Sat-
urday evening last, az Mr.. Samuel McFad-
gen was driving down Broad street, Ken
nett Square, his horse got frightened at
some object near the railroad depot, ran
into the gutter, and threw Mr.. McFadgen
ont with such terrible force as to dislocate
his shoulder, and bruise his body. He was
picked up in an almost insensible condition,
and taken home, where his injuries were
attended to by DIR. Tavlor.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-10-18

CRooKERY SALE.-L. W. Stidham d Son,
auctioneers, will sell at public sale, for Jas
Bradford, all the stock OF china, glass and
plated ware of DeNormsndie's store at 800
Market street. Full particulars in adver-
rsing columns. The sale is to be positive
of every article put up.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-10-18

DEMOCRATIC SPEEoHEs.-A Democratic
meeting in the opera-house, last evening,
was addressed by John O'Byrne, Esq, and
1. @. Grubb. Esq. Mr.. Worrell, of Phila-
delphia, who had been announced, did not
appear, his feelings having been ruffled at
the previous meeting at the opera. .honse,
when Senator Bayard spoke so long that he
had no chance to get in a word
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-10-18

FIRE IN BLAoKBIRD HUNDRED.-Between
Z and 8 o'clock on Monday morning the
house of Joseph W. vandegrift in Black
bird hundred, about a mile and a half
from Smyrna, caught fire and was burned
to the ground. The fire is supposed to
have originated from the stove pipe. The
loss entailed is about $4,000.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-10-18
No Paper TO-mOrrOw.

Delaware Day will be SO completely OBJ
served as holiday that all the newspapers
have agreed to suspend work on that day,
and we therefore shall issue no paper to-
morrow.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-10-18

BADGES FOR Tomorrow. The Delaware
Day Badge, now on sale at Boughman
Thomas S Co.'S will make neat souvenir
of the occasion. The badges will also be
on sale to morrow at the trains. and on the
Centennial grounds Every person going
from this State should secure one.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-10-18

CRY AND SCHOOL Taxes Those who
have not yet paid their city and schoG taxes
should read the notice i'll to-day's CoMMFR-
cIAL of Messrs. Provost and Farmer, tax
receivers.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-10-18

A change has been consummated in the
proprietorship of the Toledo Blade by the
resumption OF D. R. Locke ("Nasby, y Of his
Old position as managing partner.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-10-18
weather PrObabiIltlas.
Associated Press TeLeqranl

WARRINGTON. Oct. 18. - Probabilities {:
For the Middle States, falling barometer, f,
cold Norrherly winds, shifting to warmer
weather with frosts over the interior. ''
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-10-18

WlLMIEGroN ,E READING 1sT MORTGAGE
VI. Thomas ~ Sons, gold yesterday in Phila.
delphis a $1,000 first mortgage bond of the
W ~ r Il R Co., at 313S per cent.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-10-18
TTNDERWEAR.
FOR FALL AND WINTER

Sups ror black Diagonal for suits handsome plaids
for mems suits, very superior English suitings new
effects in Black Goods for suits, comprising the
finest stock OF WOole" we have ever disulayed
NM. b. SHARP,
EoGrth and Market streets,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-10-18
IMPORTANT! INVENTORS

who have had patents eiected by the Patent Ofice
address LOUIS BAGGER & Co, Patent Attorneys,
Washington, d. o. deceit
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-10-18

AS REGISTERED AT THE COMMERCIAL OFFICE.
AtTA. M..............3SeI ALP. M............56s
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-10-18

TIE BANKS To MoRRow--All the Banks
will be closed tomorrow with the exception
of the First National The latter on ac
count Of some particular business, which
will admit of no postponement, will be par
tally open in charge of one clerk.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-10-18

committed suicide by taking arsenic yester-
day. She was subject to fits Of dependency.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-10-18
Ddilp Commercial.
THE COMMERCIAL PRINTING COMPANY.
The Temperature, To-day.

w-FOr Terms. etc.. see Second Page.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-10-18

A CENTENNIAL PASSENGER RoBBED.-Last
evening, an old gentleman, a passenger in
one of the Centennial trains from Balti-
more, while stopping at the depot, informed
special officer Legg, that he had been
robbed of his pocket book containing a sum
of money and his ticket. Search was made
in the car, but nothing could be found of
the misRinp nrnnartv
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-10-18
Mtstellameuus.

OEO. BUSH SON HAVE REDUCED THE
VI PRICE OF THEIR UNEQUALLED SHEN-
ANDOAH COAL, ONE DOLLAR PER TON
GEO. w. BUSH & son,
French Street Wharf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-16
COTTON MARKETS.

GALVESTON Nov. I5.-CottOn dun aud heavy; Mddling.
II &C.. Low Nuduug, j. &C.. Good Ordinary IOr,i net
receipts t0j bales eUos, cOastNise 1913 bales sales
yI3 bales. stock, ojO12 bales ,,,. go. -
CIsciyNAII Sow. Ij-CottOn quiet Midilng l'ic; Low
Nillng tC Good Ordinary lobe; receipts 800 balcS;
shipment G3j bales; sales ~ bales; stock o. l43 ba.e
WILMINGTON, nov. lj.-CotOn quiet aud nOmn1li Mdiing
lie. Low MidG'mc lo2c. Good Ordinary, lQ', an bids ;
receipts, LIZ bales; exports to Great Britain LIOo
BurMorf No, I5-Cotton firm; NrlGdnng. II &c; Low
Mulmg. Boz GoOd Ordinary, lO2c: net receipts ~
les gross, 80 bales exports costWlse ~ Desi saies
12l bales: spnners, $50 bales; stock, ll@36 bales
MEAfms. nov lj.-COtt0n stel.y MldlhnR, 2ci re,
cept9. 2,.~S bales. shipments l'J3 bdesi safes, biOo
LOUISVILLE Sow b. Cotton duh: Midiing. lILc.
CHARLESTON, Nov. lj.-COtOn steady: Mtdlug y iac:
Low MddinV llLulIlic; Good Ordinary, lO2ulOAc.i
net receipts, 4yJl bales exports 10 the Continent Al9O
rs C4,t"i,e, lOJ bales sales, 1000 ailes, Stock
NOGFoLK. Noy. 15.-Coon steady; Kidding. 1lilc;
receipts iGiG bact gross 1901 bales exports cO4stWse,
NUGi, TA, nov lJ.-CouOn stCldyi MiidlRg, lie. Low
NiluE 0ci Good Ordinary, lOci receipts, 1880 bales;
-AliSyAn nov. I5-Co;ton firm: Anddng II &C.. Low
1Ic. luitt. not 59l1
bales, exports Great Britain, 4,lj7 bales; sales 1900
boston. Sow IJ-Coton quiet .uddhne, l24c Low MD.
ding ac Good Ordinary llc net receipts 81 bales;
gro.-, 4'Ojz bales stock -3-7 bales. .,,,. ,,,.
Lov Maang &c., Good Ordinary, lie; net receipts 20
bales; -IO--, 80 bales.
HGw-uuEANs Noy. lj.-Cotton steady MIid.ng 30;
Low M.aHnr llifct Good Ordinary, lo4"f ult receipts,
500 .a; To,s ll,lUj bales, exports 10 Gutlin 4l20
bist 10 Trance, O,JC- Daosi sales 1000 Dai.si STOCK
NoM.E, Nov. I1.-Co'ton ilrcruar Nfddlng lldllisc;
Low 'aIHg. IO-iulU e.; Good Ordinary O2HlO'-r.f net
ilt J-S bales exports. TO Great Britain, 2,-3o bales
6" Irn ~ bales coi,t"lse 'o@ Bales sales l-yJ oaiesi
ST.. L'r. t0y. I5-C'tton active ara higher; 1uddlng.
n 'a.s Low NlutuG lLc Good Ordinary, lt6'; receipts,
1889 bales, shipments, GoJ Iaies sales 600 bales stock,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-16
Sqir' after ne CClL
WEDNESDAY. Nov. 15-p.w.

Tie following from The TRIBUNE OF Nov. o, 1874,
seems in many respects as applicable 10 the situa-
tiOA now as when il was written:
a.. That an expansion Of values at the Stock
Exchange nOw-an expansion which should prove 10 De
Warranted by no improvement in the real values Of the
securtes-woud be serious detriment 10 every branch
OF commercial and industrial interest. must be ap
pareat TO every thinking mind. That strenuous efforts
are being made 20 create just such an expansion
and for the accomplishment OF this purpose there exists
Regularly organized system for the manufacturing ana
csiatng Of favorable but false reports concerning this
o. thai companys finances or business, system whose
Wheels oiled by the now almost universal refusal OF
railroads to furnish the public with any official inforna-
nghr-s fact which will DO clearly proven when the
< hiYes that the companies compelled by Law to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-16
G. Collins .olf 80 VT. Holly az Ga &C. -,
Tbnrson g Moore sold ut Holly &C. II at oac, and


SHEEP AND LAwpArva 70 cars at F9r5yoiEhth st. II
saturay rs ID against l45 same lime last week trade
ira Che aud 4a5i.e Tor sheep some stock likely to go
Yau6cck & Diyi. sold at Foryeighhst; 10y canada "a,
sheep f,w lambs q. OF J'ic a. tH ilo5, ~ ~ 10
J. kirby sod Iol state lambs coz r. At 5'' - q 8 h
a. Che, 20 - D. Cc 20 sheep, ~ Do iiCj 10 OF - 3D.
4Aci As of 81 ID. Pei J3of OoTr} DC. al, ,o ,ror,rs
IL q Co. is lambs cu- 90 @ re; 80 ot6l To- 49, o5 OF
mime Elliott so al tixii,th IT, 1876 Ohio sheep, % D. -
5c 30 otgi p. &c. lOJ state lambs 81 D. 5'c 10 %
I %. ,od i6i STATE sheep y r. At = % cy rt.,o 80
ha rdeock sold l}Jersey ewes lO3 Il, at Sci 81 largely
! Ncatoa oi 10 Ohio 133 p, fine At SO 70 p cvt
Total since -auri,y. DOLLS aust $500 same limo last
week Trade very dun MARKET oyersockcd VIII STATE aud
~ 81 49, lerl.sr ara &C. for PIGS Guy ueteT ruled
awaiting purchasers today.
ErFtALo, Noy. 15.-CATUE-Recoipts today, 25g head
against 57 head fr tac time last week The market
,'o -or "..H5 ~ ,o,H l.olfr.,e az ne ,, ,is
rates Oh thc wcek fresh arrivals consigned through and
tie jo Tor tic wc, thus f'r 5000 head 5laihst 1870
had ior The ;m9 mg ia. y.e9 he maAe, StSnSo agI
alou- ir'nsa' hons reported me 10 ears Of aga sheep
a- l'nu. ctis VI stern sep llall1E cars OH IIan'
sold sales OF D.ada u. ra. irn to good at - 5OaSj q;
r,r Of b,-, 20 -: clusi s,eP at - 754s' Western
noas-He,rpts ,o,y oro mead making TIE total supply
time a7t week. Ihr market opened slow supply
I i'',pis from "' ma today We quote: lofsgI' ~
uso.i ''-' ''' '''' -'''' ''
Cuc,eo. Noy I5-c,rLE-R Receipts, 1900 shipments.
- 0sl "a rod b. ,>tla Slipping. = G2i4Q:5 l2l1
llous i.oet+ l3'DJ shipments, 1900; market steady,
s.'far uomnal. receipts 100.
i.-f LlsE.ri. Pc o., Nov 1iC tTTt- Receipts today,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-16
3lLc.. cash and bid, November. Ry
!. n. ....oha nd NNhlaLN nniat AZ 81 0N. "

hotter. No Q 81 oc. cash and bid, November, Rye,
Ss9ssbc Barley unchanged Whisky quiet ~ 81 o. FRO.
visions quiet unchanged only jobbng trade Lard Del
9ec, spot lOc, ncNt Week iNe iiE Ill
strong Workers = 4Od - 80 PACKING ~ 1Ogs1 30 S h
steady and ia fair demand for butchers; hle DONG LOT snip
Tng Trades prices unclan sed Receipts 800 bbl'; four.
10000 bush Wheat, 23CDO bush Corn llQJO Dush Vais:
OG1 bush Rye 900 bush. Barley 6lOO Hogs ana I'Oo
Cattle ,-,-. -. -. . o,.od.
lower: No White wabash, 81 26; No. White Mchlgan'
81 SO Extra do, 81 80 Amber Michigan y - no, en-
her II 232: December ~ 25; January ~ y No do'
81 10; 10 Iel Winter a 32 No DO y 202 D3 cam
Corn duh: High Mixed, 5Zi-c. New JUci 10 AT 9lca
Now iiLr; rejected 5lc.i New 45c; oats STEADY 10 %
81 lc: Michigan, 332c. Clover seed - %. i.ecelpts
WI a. ~ 900 bush Corn IS 900 bush oats, l3 BUSH
shipments ilour 1000 hbs Wheat ls,UOJ DHsh OOfhs
10000 bush; oats, 5000 bush. .
WILMINGTON, y. C.. Ij-SniTifs Turlcntne qlet az
3jc Rosn strong II strained Tar strong az II TO-