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Middletown transcript., 1877-05-26
Ear, - PsnInanln.

Strawberries from the Peninsula.
The FIRST strawberry shipment Of the season
from the peninsula was made over the Della
ware and p. w and B. roads, Friday, week.
The shipment consisted ofthree crates, one from
Princess Anne, one from Westover, and ore
from Marion, all on The Eastern Shore. The
berries were consigned to New York.
whit Monday
Or sWhistle Monday" as the darkies call
it, was celebrated BY them in grand style in
this town. Their several lodges and socie-
ties. headed BY band from Dover, composed
or colored men, paraded the principal streets
Of the town, followed BY large crowd Of
outsiders, who danced and capered TO the
music as they went, in trne darkey style. The
band played we'll and the procession was
very creditable one. After the parade they
went out to the Fair Grounds where they
spent the day to suit themselves. Barring q
few individual exceptions Of drunken and
noisy men, the affair passed of quietly and, to
those engaged. doubtless very pleasantly.
Killed ON the Railroad.
On Monday last, George 8. Hastings,
brakeman on the Junction l. Breakwater rail-
road was run over and killed BY The cars, at
Harrington. He was engaged in coupling
the cars and was standing on the track, look
ing in the opposite direction from which the
cars were approaching him and did not notice
Ihem until they were too near to allow his
escape. He Yves struck In the head and
knocked down under the wheels which passed |
,ver him crushing and mangling him in a
horrible manner. He was placed on the train
o be taken to his home in Lewes, but died
,efore he reached Georgetown.
Middletown transcript., 1877-05-26
Kicked BY d Horse

A little fve-year-old boy, son Of r. s. Bet
tie, Of Wilmington, was kicked on the head
BY a horse, near which be was playing, on
Monday evening. His skull was fractured
and he was knocked insensihle, in which con
dilion he lay for five hours but was finally
restored to consciousness and is slowly recov-
ering. The horse was grazing 10 vacant
lot near the residence Of the child's parents,
where the children were accustomed to play.
He is said to be vicious animal and several
other little ones narrowly escaped being in
jured by him. Now the question Of the City
ordinances about horses being allowed to run
al large and its enforcement, is being dis
cussed No fine could be too heavy on man
who would allow such horse to be at large.
Hail stones and Cold Weather.
The early cheated term" was suddenly
brought to a premature close on Tuesday
through The medium Of hail storms in various
localities. In the neighborhood Of Summit
Bridge and the canal there was slighr fall
but it did not amount to anything. In Ken
ION hundred, Kent county, it was much
heavier and did considerable damage to grow
ng crops; the wheat was badly cut and some
orchards were beaten and broken no little
rhe windows of many houses in its track
we're completely riddled The stones were as
arge as walnuts and came with such force as
o sink from an inch and half 10 two inches
n the ground. Report says that below Ches-
ertown, Nd, the storm was Of great violence
nd did immense injury to all kinds Of grow
ng crops. The orchards, are said in some
instances, to have been completely ruined
y ii.
Middletown transcript., 1877-05-26
A CHOICE LOT OF THOROUGHBRED
BERKSHIRE PIGS
FOR SALE.

invite parties wanting frst-ciass stock
TO call and see mine before they purchase.
Ny Pigs took lst premium at the Middletown
Fair last fall RICHARD CLAYTON,
miles west of Mt Pleasant, Del.
Mayl9-2w
Middletown transcript., 1877-05-26

Space. wk. mo- Is mos. 6 mos. ! year.
Middletown transcript., 1877-05-26
Business gOtals.

About Four Tons Choice Timothy Hay for
Sale. Apply to ] FRANK ELIAS0N,
May26-2w Mt. Pleasant.
Fresh Pruues, Raisius, Dried Apples and
Peaches, at S. NJ. REYNOLDS.
A trial of the Wilmington City Soap is suf
icient to guarantee its constant use.
Grain Cradles, Grass Scythes and Snathes,
at LTNDLEY l. KEMP'S.
26 pieces of Carpets, Brussels, Ingram,
Hemp, Cottage, Stair, Imperial, Venetian and
Carpet-Border; price, 20, Is, 35, so, rs, LOO,
l25, for sale at
S. R. STEPHENS & Co.
Just received splendid line of Hamburg
Edging, from 3 to 80 cents per yard at
ELIAS0N BROS.
New Garden Weeders, improved kind, just
lhe thing for ladies, at LINDLEY h KEMP.
CLOTHING.
Middletown transcript., 1877-05-26

The Courts
The business Of the criminal court was
closed last week and the business Of the Supe-
rior Court was resumed. Saturday being
''rule day large number Of cases were as
posed of-by continuance, discontinuance,
entering Of Judgment, &c. This occupied
pretty much all day. The proceedings since
then have been Of a not very interesting char
acter and, our space being limited, we have
refrained from filing our columns with them.
Our "New Castle Letter. has, from some IN
accountable cause failed to reach US this
week
Middletown transcript., 1877-05-26
RssignatIon.

FINE House for Sale.
Rev. DR.. Patton offers bis handsome new
house Oh Main street adjoining the Presby-
teriau parsonage for sale. This is one Of the
yery best, and little bit the most convent
emily arranged, houses that have ever been
but up il MiddIetown, and as The Doctor pro-
poses 10 sell all his large lot in the rear Of it
and the parsonage, with il, il is the most de-
sirabIe residence in the town.
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and eyes, style OF features, and how the hair is
worn. No order attended to unless accom-
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considered final. The same conscientious care
will be exercised in making purchases as
though the owner were present, and Miss Dun
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enable her to secure honorable bargains.
Terms of commission, five per cent Ladies
writing for information concerning prices
styles, ETC., must inclose stamp to pay return
postage.
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HERALD TUESDAY 90 ls77-TRIPLE SHEET

losK; do. 40, do, coupon, 1851 10sh; do. do,
1868, registered. ITO 10Y; do do, do. coupon,
HOY q 1l0H; do. ten-iorties. registered, 107H .
IO7y<; do do, coupon, 1os7s los7s; do. Avcs 1881,
registered 1853 106% do. do, do coupon, 1867 q
106x; do. 4z's. 1891, registered, lo4K 1o4h; do
do do. coupon. 1857 l055S; do. tours, 1907 regis
tered, 1927 . 1929; do. do, do. coupon, 1921 .
lo2x.
The London adv,ces report consos United States
bonds u a x lower than on Saturday. New York Gen.
trai advanced y per cent to 1o7H, while Illinois Gen.
trail declined u per cent 10 73K Erie steady at
1Ok for the and at 81 for the preferred. At
Paris rentes to 1o6 soc. and declined to 1o6 75c
Exchange ON London sold at 25L 1Sc. The specie in
the Bank OF Germany increased 6, 900 marks dur
lug the past week The closing prices In London
were:-Consos for money and account, 961s 96%; ;
new 4k per cent bonds, 1o44 104,S; Ave-twenty
bonds OF 1867, l08H; ten-orty bonds, lO8K 10SH !;
nves OF 1884, 106H lO6N; Erie common shares 1oh I;
Eric preferred shares, Fl; New York Central 107a;
Illinois Central, 73l.
STATE BONDS.
State bonds at the Board u higher for Louis
lana sevens cousos; u lower for Tennessee SKIES,
old; n for dc new, and steady Tor Missouri skies Of
1877, TO which dealings were confined.
RAILROAD BONDS.
Railroad bonds generally higher and the follow
Ing were the chapges:-An advance OF "a IN Iehigh
aud wilkesbarre consos and Ohio and Mississippi
soils sinking funds, in ST. Paul lC. and NJ. division
Michigan Central scvens Toledo and Wabash 1rsts
(St Louis dvson), Central Pacific hrsts (San Joaquin
brancn) and Northwestern gold sevcns, and In Eric
fourth mortgage. Buffalo, Now York and Eric new
bonds North Missouri Hrsts Canada Southern rsts
coupon oal There a decline OF u In Hannibal
and St Joseph eiRhths. convertible.
The New York herald., 1877-11-20

Exchange 100 November short notice. for regular even
Total $500 bales Grand total. $4,000 bales
The receipts At the follows Gaveston 2oi
bales; New Orleans 1882; Mobile. 4,237: Savannah.
1924: Charleston, si47; Wilmington 1871 Norfolk.
Total 46s6z This day last week 53s This day last
year 90 5sS Total since september1 bales Cot
ton reights closed foows:To Havre, by steam c.,
cempressed to hamburg. by steam &c.. coinpressed TO
Bremen by steam Ac compressed 10 Liverpool I'D, by
steam: by sail. Slice. a 732c. compressed.
FLOUR AND DGRAlSRecepts- Flour. 80 79s bbs wheat.
457 O9 bushels: meal l27 bbiM and 375 sacks
276 bushels; oats, 7646I do; rye, es6e do barley.
2s3S29 do barley malt. 79i do Flour very quiet
and easy The sales, ncndng state Western ard South
eern were ioooo bos At the annexed quotations rye
Corn meal was iariy active and hrm. The sales
l.4tU bbls. AN nuedD Dricaa- innate
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKETS.


BEryEs.Ihero wa. slow trade in horned cattle TINS
he arrivals moderate and the quality of
hand better shan that which reported
for many weeks past: Extseme range from ccmnon to
i14c per lb., weights eva a gh cwt from IS lbs.
SO los has been allowed net on general top steers OBJ
taincd 81 lbs - lbs net. At Sixtich street yard
T. U Eastman sold Tor self - Of horned sales
follows; lGD Colorado steers at s7c lb weight 81
- ted Illinois Sac lb weight os
cwt 81 Illinois steers at De- b, weight 7cwt -
at Do per ib weight IA los limos steers
9Isc h., weight 71s cwt 1886 Illinois Ole
l0c b. weight sa cwt $40 Kentucky steers at 10.
= ii'de per lb weight cwt strong .. z; Evans sod
Tor self Is grass ted Indiana ut IKE per H.,
weight cw; 32 grass fed indiana steers at sac. per
b wcignt cwt: 10 Indiana steers ut &c. per lu with
- Indiana steers ut vsc. h., with So on
weight Ia cwt II. Y. Burchard sold tor Rankin 4 Thomp
- Missouri steers ut DC per lb weight 6ss 81
cwt, scant ellis Brown sold foe n Ill-
kentucky steers a. 9c lie pcr Id weights
cwt. Va cwt uiery Gary sold Tor Con Bros. -
on perhead; weight 7 cw 70 Kentucky steers at Ole
allie. per To-, weights az cwt scwt. At Jersey city
yards Coney Mcrhcrson sold Tor s. W. Bedford - Ken
tucky steers at lusc lie lb.. weight ~ or
Aney 90, loi Kentucky Steers at ssc io1sc per D.,
weights ~ cwt cwt for j. u. Jacobs, 80 kentncsy
At oAc aIOjac per b., with 81 OIL per head 10
ono steers a, c per I6 weigh. 81 e~t Tor Bsssr
Long. - Kentucky oxen ~ Sc iOac h. weight "a
cws. Tor Dndsman Co., 10 Kentucsy steera
scs sCs 'si s.ons ~ Th so "a A' cS.y Ss w's ,s
Virginia steers at PIE Lie per lb.. weights cwt
sh cwt; for " y Ri hmond "A OHIO steers a. os iic
per lb. weirhts cwt ~ cwt. for cronck 80 oho
ohio bull live weight 100 lbs 3,sc per 10. Tor
paown Co ~ grass tod ono steers a So per M werht
5s ewt 80 Ohio steers At pe per ~, WEIGHT sw.. .
per ID. tor q. o. Terncy 81 Ohio steers at ec iossc.
per IDS weight Ox cwt; for Brothcrton q beae
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HIGHEST AND LOWEST.
The following table shows the highest and lowest


Tho money market worked easily, money on call
lending AZ per cent, and falling to per cent at
the close. The ollowng the rates OF exchange
Now York at the undermention cities to-day -
Savannah, buying u discount, selling u discount;
Cincinnati, par 90 discount, selling 100 premium
Charleston, scarce, 316 discount, selling par; Now
Orleans, commercial 6-16 u, bank u discount; ST.
Louis, so premium; Chicago, rs premium, and Mil
waukec par. Foreign exchange quiet at about
4sOh tor bankers sixty-day sterling bills, and 81
for demand.
THE GOLD MARKET
cold was steady throughout the day at l02K The
carrying rates wero 2 "a and per cont Loans were
also made fiat
COLD cLEARiNGs AT THE NATIONAL BANK STATE or NEW
Gold baauces VI, 42O, 400
currency 904, 500
God ciearances.. IL 6v5, 600
CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT
Currency exchanges $50, 19I, 237
currency Dhlahccs 5000, 400
Gold exchanges IL 1861, l56
Gold balances. l,963, 746
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
The market for govern ment bonds was dull, but
these securities firm ana closed steady at the io
lowing quotations:-Unitcd States currency slxes
l2lA a 1919; do. sixes, 1884, registered. 1lo% a
lIUsu dc. do, do., coupon, llo4 1lo3s do. do,
1865 new, registered, 1864 1o5M; DO do, do.
coupon. l05A loo,s do. do 1867 registered, 1854
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eS oa' .s.s"s ss % %oi.es%s. 1os pc. .ea D. m s'ss
wsa 4 Oh per x head III
s,ii :si.s ss S'
;,:s; % S E: + *;s9 az ,s:;
from the plain. ~ vsishs sys xI,s iSs
esi cwt. D. waixs sold Tor waixsl AlleIton
Il
Asoa. soid fsr ssis . ras: state a.
ris ie ssss per ~ weight 7 sws % Color
Hi 81 ss. ps. es $ wss %
s "S s :l s e s *shi 81
sss. sSsls. per i. SsisSt. sN sx. sss. .ssnt; NJ
Il % ps o s yr.s 1sss ~ Y ss s
pesIb, weight 81 swt . Missouri ai oc ~
y :. asss s.ss
%ssSs " % llIas'. vsr IT, Ss!sh. ss
IS s. II Illinois &c .,ss1. a @
saSsS Iaass ;h,y mp,cysa, Swips to
ing Of dressed e II meats q Sheep sold a. q Is y 70 per sws
"a ;sd ss ~ :%s rs:
200 Canada lambs weight i ss5b;: =. ss pr is New
:sG a. r'i 'sss sS ss
olO7O lbs at &C. lb 1876 Ohio sheep, weight 1850
lbs 56c per b 2lo Illinois sheep. weighs II 40 lbs
"a oeper ewL 200 Illinois sheep weight 1920 lbs
d lbs. per ' ~ % per- nS, ss 'hssg s k.nassy nssss
sheep. weight 5000 lbs at she. lb j. Kirby Co.
sold u Pennsylvana sheep. weight 10 lbs head. at
4ac -. 52 Pennsylvani sheep, weight 93 lbs
head, at 41ac per ~ hume. Elliott 4 GO sold 2li West
Western sheep. weight 30 lbs per head I4c per h.
337 Western sheep. weights % los lO4 lbs head,
Do Id, l62 Western weight lis lbs head
5c lib 1873 Ohio sheep, weight 95 lbs mead &C.
per lb sO State sheep aud lambs, weight 90 lbs.
lbs head at 50 6 cwt. I74 mixed Canada sheep
nnd lambs. weight o2 lbs head at 81 81 sold
tor ending November IL, 1877, 0HS7 sheep and
lambs at ~ 10 average head Davis u Haenbeck
sold 1872 Pennsylvania Sheep weight 10 lbs per head.
&c lb PIT Pennsyva Sheep weight ~ lbs
head ut "a 95 1872 Pennsyivana sheep, weight 0
lbs per head at ~ o. cwt l91 neis sheep weight 81
~ lbs per head At 4ac ib ~ state weight
III lbs per head at44c. per lb a3 Gull lambs, weight
SO lbs head ut $f 30 l5I Canada sheep with
few lambs weight no lbs head at Isc per b POS
Canada sheep and lambs. weight 73 lbs head, ut 3c
per 10 1893 Canada lambs. weight ~ lbs head at 6
sheep and lambs, at $4 81 average per head.
Mich Cows No sales reported on this forenoon.
VKALs AND CALvEs--Trade small and slow; quail
Mt 10 Sl3 per head.
hogs live WEIGHT 1873 lbs head sold at 81 81
per this forenoon, 40 Ohio hogs average live
weight 237 lbs. per head sold at d2c por b.; 14l Ohio
hogs average live weight 100 lbs per lead. 10
cw AIT Ohio hogs live weight lS2 lbs head,
sold at sac per lb.