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The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-08-09
JTor, Bowers. of The Panola yafcR.

'Ton Bowers, of the PanolA gatcA-
man. insists apon having an expires
SION from every paper in Texss on his
proposition to elect the neSt Legisla-
trre exclusively Of farmers. So far As
we are concerned, we should some
what prefer legislature of printers
But Il Is likely al hands viii be better
suited TO take one 9 little mixed
Rpakag 9e-s.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-08-09
NEW ADVKRTIsEm ENTs.

T 0ST.
Headlight No. 80. fer league and labor. II.
sued January 70, 1898, TO John d Bulvier. In JET.
ferson county, And uni Gated balance OF head
right for q ,5i7 80 square varas, issued August
3, lSS5,to Mary Glenn, mime Buivier bV the Com.
missioner Of the General Land o1.ce. II not
found In 70 days. win apply for duplicates
elau7 w9t BARNES PARKER
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-08-09

Mis- Davis, mother 81 the Morris
boys, who murdered peidler in HGBt
Delaware tribune, and the Delaware state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1877-18??, 1877-07-12
SGxl1A.

AppLEGY-9s The ssh Lsssa.t willian Bright.
BOWRRR.-In Wilalpataa Dsl Juiv sth ya7y 1.h-
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SY .ssaeos III s:. ! easss ss:sis.s . 4 10
osoet. james B,sssss. : l. Tx sssr 3 l. e..
HAYDAAN-Oa Ju4 seh Annie daaxhtA. Of
JpAA md Kh..h..h haydesn, ax-d 10 sa.tAs
fl invsad 70 attsad tse fassssi foH ~ srssS.nc-
.i.sssooo, iii list. sts osssSk. .'' - "'"aS
AoNTGQAxnY.-sa dd~al,. - tAs III i,sa,
The ~i.ivss u isssa. o.. resp. ..,.ly ,.v..a 70
MCKAY Ss:SSas.A e the q is:...t, Harry. e. OF
y Me Is. H.: no.. Is
II pa sa's. cssn.s Il riAynoe4 and strssfr, South
M,nisxtcn. % Thursday. sAh taataat. q e'sisek.
service At 'hs house lntssasat 1t AseAsy buryias
RyTz-Qa July 9TH. ls77. Man Lssll~, dsurht., II
Geerks v. and Rehseca Nu.A and srend d.1ah Of
q George W. and May A. Asvphsy. aged months.
sTiG sRA-I9 this s,t,. o. tn ush as,eas Ms.y } !.
ssss. nassss. ~ and Is So Day: :'-'n ' 's''
, hs rsss,. ~ ,.:ed, & tn; tamil. az. r.,p.ss-
aftsrno =, ~ b Instant, at s's,ask.
Gone, but not forgotten.
Aver ssnps, IN ths sssh year q hsr ags
STIRLING. On the TIL inst.. N Chr,sttaaa hapdred
.ts ~ 9u,s st s,,ns aged n gsass v'ds~ Of to~
TWK9Dv.-la this city, % the eth iastant Dsvi 4
Tvesdy. in the 18th yesr Of his Ass.
Delaware tribune, and the Delaware state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1877-18??, 1877-07-12
MIDDLFT0RR.

Corres pondence Of Every Evening and OommerciAl'
M1DDLrrowN, July 5.-As usual the
Fourth passed of without anything occur
ring to excite the least interest, except the
banging of guns, pistols, and fireworks.
Thirty-fiye persons went down to Ocean
City, and few went north on the morn
ing train. The display of fireworks in the
evening was made by Rice & Co., and was
very interesting
I. most daring daylight robbery was
committed on the jewelfy store at Il. y.
Smith, on Tuesday afternoon last, while
the proprietor was temporarily absent.
Mr.. Smith, when leaving his store, fastened
Ill doors and windows with the exception
Of % front one, where screen offered pro-
lection to jewelry back of il, The jeyeleF
did not miss anything on his return, afte.
an absence of two hours, until colored
man named Josiah Trusty was found in
possession of scarf pin which belonged
to Mr.. Smith. The colored nan was arrested
on charge of robbing the store, when he
Implicated oolered Girl named Annie
Brown, living with nhe'ipf our merchants,
who gave him the pin, and who also gave
a silver watch to another colored man and
kept ring for herself. 1t is supposed she
nnshed the screen aside, .nen .oc.. , .
Esite wanted. 1nly No fHy before Annie
was in the store examining tie Identical
scarf pin which she stole. On a hearing
before Squire Nandain, Trusty was dis
charged, and Annie was committed to
jail to await trial at the November term Of
Court. She might be classed among the
kleptomanipcs. for numerous cases have
been told where she had taken things
without having any use whatever fol
them.
MIDpLErowN, DEL, July 10.-Mr. =
w. Hutchinson, who resides one mill
north of this town, went away from hom'
last Sunday afternoon, taking his wifi
with him, and leaving the farm in charg
of tramp who had been living with hin
for month. Mr.. Hutchinson was gon
about three hours, and on his return dis
covered that the tramp had departed, afte
having searched the house. stolel
$55 from hiding place in bed, and tn
gentleman's wedding suit of clothes. !!
telegram was Immediately sent to tn
chief of police of Wilmington, giving
description of the tramp, and asking TO
his arrest if seen in that city, but up t
last night no word had been received Q
the thief's capture. He took passage on
boat, probably. 4
Delaware tribune, and the Delaware state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1877-18??, 1877-07-12
bEAFORD,
Dizziness of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Man BADLY Hurt-Heavy Storm-An

nnlInesa of neKA-Pers0naI-A
Man Badly Iaurt-Heavy storm-An
improvements.
Correspondence of Every Evenins and Commercial
STAFFORD, DEL.,, July 2.-This place
which, some three or four years since, had
the reputation of being one of tie most
progressive and busy on the peninsula,
has been forced to succumb to the panic,
and to. day it is one of the dullest. Its
streets are comparatively deserted by the
country people; great many OF its
| industrial establishments have closed their
doors, and its people look for maintenance
in the berry fields and peach orchards.
The only thing that will ever restore the
place to its wonted activity is capital
which it has not, and cannot have, until
its many facilities and advantages for
manufacturing purposes are brought to
the attention of northern emigrants.
Capt James Outten, who has acted Is
mail messenger between Seaford and Con-
cord for II years and months, relin-
quished his keys to a Mr.. Calhoun, on
Monday last. Capt. Outten was faithful
and efficient servant of Uncle Sam, and
during his whole term of service never
missed the connection, and no complaint
was ever. entered against him at the de-
partment. He travelled ~, $50 miles.
Jesse Butler, an employee on the D. Il
d. railroad, had one arm broken in five
places, and was badly cut and bruised
about the head and face, one day last week
by being caught in the revolving pin of q
hand car.
A heavy storm of hail and wind visited
this section on Sunday night. Many
houses in the country were blown down
The carriage houses of Mr.. L. Smith, nea
Bridgeville, was blown down, fine car
riage demolished, and 3 horses killed
Vegetable gardens were literally torn up
Peaches have sustained incalculable injury
and it is estimated that the hail stone
destroyed about one-third of the crop.
The Delaware Railroad Company hav
made decided Improvement at the depot
The unsightly buildings have been tor
down, grass seed sown, trees planted, and
neat picketfence enclosed, making hand
s some embryo park. New rails have ais
t been put in in the vicinity of the depot.
Delaware tribune, and the Delaware state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1877-18??, 1877-07-12

I
particular flower, forming q lovely scene,
while the Record says, "the sweet voices,
bonding in harmonious song, resembled
tie cool, signing zephyrs of the South,
lingering amid n human Paradise" The
cantata will be repeated July 10th.
The 81, Micbael,s Gon,et observes that
until a few wears apo. Baltimore had a
mononolv of The marine railway business
on the CIesapea,e ard almost every bay
craft ,tcnnsd ibosa once year to haul up,
| r. na;,. nd paint But that citv ia losing
tint hnS;ness There are now marine raii.
ways al Annapolis Oxford. Crisfeld, New
| town 81 Michaels and CAMBRIDGE. ali of
which seo,n IN ho doing a thriving bust.
pess. and thew are ali taking business away
from Ralt;mora
nv, -, p.,- MA
Inc oo"'te, VI reoe sue =. NM s,.a d !,
nMhes some coliilnen's 10y az ~ : s +, ~ ;
n.i.:s Wa.., asD,vs.;r ,a".art;r-, ~ a
fant ti,ot III, troaa - liz Easta,n Shnre il
taLs,, fron, Ralt;mora Nv tha Delaware
,a;l,n \ o,d 10 oonmect;ona Tbe R,llletfn
ranrsttaa That tha .at,ta antarnrise Of
nsiaware,ns and Tho lack of energy of
Eastsrn Shore neonle had enabled our
i;t,,., CO. ~ ,v;p TX trods of the nenin-
snin 80 Recommended tha carrying ont
of tba old proiect of railroad down
rheso neake bav from the head Of Eli to
the pncomoLa 10 tnrn the trade of that
rso;on IN baltimore The Courier remarks;
"1Tall " osntlemen Of Baltimore and the
E,stnrn Shore counties. all this might
hana hoon Ind orr fathers been wise in
Their dav and Senerat;on: Az II is. we
ara most likely irreyocably hitched on to
| ns,anare IA Tho Concentration of the
,osn1s no,,;nsnlo into one State in more
."~ .J ana avon Jss;rab,a than burden.
ino nnrsaiuss Nv hn;Ld;no super-
ahs3,,Sanoo ~ ro;iyooda in order to foster
"ommarc;.l ra,at;ons with a city that has
$500 sIe,r,, T., tbs mast anv nroner
a aor 81 Tho ya,pa of our trade--a
,l,r which Nv ito neolect and supineness.
sn T.r a ;,s Nova ;ntel,;uent ne;phbors to
sa a ,hs nr;ye0that e. n monopoly of
onr ..aaa t.eraysr =
W., $3.50 49, Nv. ...u.,o, IS ~,
CIV, IN Ma1eh laSs, . sne s.ore Tonnou. at
Shester nSeI oSonii'o"' -
Delaware tribune, and the Delaware state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1877-18??, 1877-07-12
4 SAD CASE.
a Yonnx COlOred Woman Dies With
ant RedicAl Attention.

A youug celored woman, named Louisa
Evans, died in this city Sunday, under
circumstances that render tle case q rather
ptiable one. Her maiden name was
Louisa DENLY, and she lived With her
father aud mother near Odessa. se4le
time ago she came to this city and married
a colored man named John Evans, and
they commenced housekeeping on very
small scale in Elizabeth street Her nus
band, according to the, Witnesses before
the coroper's jury, is arather worthless
character, and when, from exposure, she
caught severe cold and took sick about
six weeks ago, he would not, or could not,
do anything for her. Two orthree weeks
ago their goods were sold for rent, and
the woman found shelter with friend,
Mrs. Richard Wye, on Tatnall street
above Eighth. She was sick at the time,
apparently with dropsy, but, though no
doctor attended her, she appeared 10 ge'
better. Sunday morning. however, she
was found dead in the water closet. The
coroner was notified and an inquest was
held Sunday afternoon at Fox's under
taking. establishment, Sixth and ahipley
From tho. evidence, DR.. Ogls was OF The
opinion that she died from dropsy, canast
by an affection of the heart, and the lur.
rendered a verdict accordingly. III,
woman was about 25 years OF age, ant
was the mother of two children.
Delaware tribune, and the Delaware state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1877-18??, 1877-07-12
Installation At Newark

Hiram Lodge, No. %, A. +. A: NJ, OF
Newark. Del, will have public installa-
t;on of officers on Friday evening, July
13th, at O'Clock, In the Oratory OF
Delaware College. Members Of the lodge
and visiting brethren will meet at the hall
at $50 O'Clock, sharp. Rev. George A.
Phoebus and others will give addresses
and visitors from Philadelphia and vii
mington can leave Newark at ll.@ O'CLOCK
Oh train that will stop for them.
Delaware tribune, and the Delaware state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1877-18??, 1877-07-12
LOCAL NEWS.
1Igur.r1NasRED LIvXvGsT0SE.
He Wants 8ome Change 10 Play
Euchre with 'sThe Beys''- Mode
NJ Getting Ht-What Squire Fraser
Ma, IN Nav h0ut the Matter,

-S-
He Wants 8ome Change 10 Play
Euchre with 'sTlhe Beys"- His Mode
oil Getting Ht-What Squire Frazer
Had to Say About the Matter.
IRON R,ss5 Evening and Commercial Of satvrd'y.
Last Saturday afternoon man, who
calls himself George Livingstone, and who
says that he is a native of Washington,
stopped at produce stand kept by N. L.
Jenny under the Odd Eellows' Hall, and
asked for two quarts OF berries. The
berries were measured out to him. and he
offered in payment Ave dollar bill, saying
that he would prefer the change in ten,
five and three cent pieces, as he wanted
them to play suchre with "the boys
Mr.. Jenny has box in which he keeps
his change, and being Of An obliging dis
position, he emptied the contents on the
counter and began sorting out the pieces
of money desired by his customer. The
latter stepped up, engaged Mr.. Jenny in a
pleasant conversation, and helped him to
count out tho change, while he occa-
sionally walked to the shop door and
looked out pretending that he expected q
friend along in few minutes. t.f
Jenny noticsd that he held several quar-
tiers and halves in his hand, but as he did
not see him take them from the counter,
he said nothing about it and handed the
proper change to the man and allowed him
to depart.
Jenny then counted his money; he knew
Ia ought to have 1913, but when he had
finished counting he found that he was
lust 80. 81 short. He kept quiet, however,
and said nothing concerning his loss to
a,ycne until yesterday, when he saw
Livingstone in market again. He thei
sent for constable and had him arrested
and last night he was given a hearing be-
fore Squire Frazer upon the charge Of
larceny.
Livingstone declared that he was moi
guilty, but said that II the charge was
Withdrawn he would pay all costs, anc
reimburse Mr. Jenny for his loss. ana ~
added, I will make it to the interests Of the
Squire to discharge me.
'Sauire Frazer remarked that that wal
not the kind of business usually transacted
at his court, and that as he considered
Liyin2stone's offer tautamount to ~
admission of guilt, he should hold him Il
the sum Of $500 to answer the charge a
the next term Of court. The prisoner wa
then committed to the City Hall cells, nn'
in default of the required bail he wa
taken over to New Castle this morning.
This same man, a few days before HI
robbed Mr.. Jenny, relieved Mr.. Messsek.
produce dealer, whose stand il alio
Third and King streets, of about $3 In
similar manner.
Delaware tribune, and the Delaware state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1877-18??, 1877-07-12


Ben Butler left Boston for oaa voyage
several days ago 10 rsoupesats hl
health. - srs4 ant a
Vereschagin, the famous Russian artist,
who is volunteer with the army on the
Danube, was wounded in . recent expedi-
ton in torpedo heat, and IL in The hos
pital in Giurgevo. nr.,a' .,s.t..
Charles @. Judd, son Of Orange Judd, Of
the american Agsfeultu,1H, student Ut
Wesleyan University, died on Monday Of
injuries received while practicing In the
college gymnasium.
Governor Hampton, Of South Carolina
reached Salem, Va, yesterday, ON his way
home. He was serenaded In the evening
and made brief and appropriate response
to the compliment He win visit Roanoke
College to-day.
Delaware tribune, and the Delaware state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1877-18??, 1877-07-12
Chemistry has Discoveries At
Last what Everybody Wants.

Woods Improved Hair Restorative u anliks any
OFT er. and aas no equal. The Improved has new
Vegetable tonic properties rsstosss grey hair 70
glossy. natural color; restores faded. dr. hAnh and
ali,ns hair; rsAtorss. dresses, gives visos 70 the
hair; restores hair 70 prsmAtursy bald hsads; r..
moves dandru6. humors, seaiy srupt,ons; rsmovss
rrststion. tchinx and soaly Arynsss. No aztlcis
produces suoh wosdsrful sascts. Tsy h, sAR for
Woods Improved Hair Restorative, and Aoa't BE-
put OF with a.y other article. Sold hy ali drug
ssts in this place and dealers svsryuhsrs. Trade
applied at manufacturcu' prices by @. A. Cook Il
Co.. Chicago. Sole assA>s for the United States and
| Canadas, and By ]. r. HENRY, Duran 3 Co. New
York AAEN@mw
Delaware tribune, and the Delaware state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1877-18??, 1877-07-12
@arrMqes.

ASHMA sioDONNELL LA lttlaAsapAis. hy the
Delaware
Need. Rsofrtf tho Church d Holy Oomfas1sr at
the res dsnea o. thu hsaess eistsf Ma IN d %
steet. Phil 'deIphiA, Nf .laznss Leueb - lke
Isabella Doys. boso II tAia d =.
,INSON-kFa MONROE Jslg N IN Phlsadslphia,
BY u Rsy. 1hoNAs y. 0Fi1aA, WiiliAa HsinSoa
Delaware tribune, and the Delaware state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1877-18??, 1877-07-12
A Superb Blood Depurene.

Upon the action Of thu kidosys bladder and bous's
depends the dspurstion Of the blood II 10 by pro-
noting tho setivty Of these organs that Hos.stss,s
StnuAch Bitters ensures purity TO the circulation In
iss passage through the k,dn-ys. Impurities which
beSet rhsnnAtisn xout and gravel stsainsi fyoA
ths blood bot when those ssn'l but Ill important
organs grow inactive. these Impurities Of course
re- main, and inevitably produce the dissssSs men
toned. ho tsttsr's Bittsrs rouss the k.dneys to
renewed actv t., BY which tbs blood " depu.
rated. 1t lke~iss pu'ihos the Mod vbsn miami
ua'ei with bilc By promoalAs gentle but sasetuaI
acti's Of the bowsa. and Gas the further eject Of
Regulating the sttn tAs liver tins sountsraotius
a'enGsnss n bhsuaneaa Dyspepsia. malarial fsvers
and or'aary complaints ass also eosausrsd bsA
is HAt
Delaware tribune, and the Delaware state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1877-18??, 1877-07-12
DROWNED IN THE CARIsTIANA
The waaahmam ON the So. NJ. FeltOA'
Walks or Of the Bont Into the
Water. Fr

ING " A480BWA1t VA heec ~ SAs Ses~~
Walks on Of the BOat Into the
Water. rr
Sometime during the night of the 3rd or
the morning of the 4th, Samuel Sparks,
Waterman on the steamboat s.. N, Fftton,
either accidentally or purposely walked OF
of the boat, as she was lying at her wharf,
at the foot of French street, and was
drowned. He failed to call the hands at
the usual hour, 4.3o, and it was
found that he was missing His
hat, coat and spectacles were found on
the chain box, beside the engine house. and
the two lamps that he used were still
burning. Search was immediately com.
menced for his body, and 1t was recovered
by Charles Sparks and others, by graphing
about $40 Thursday morning. A Jury was
summoned by Coroner Rose, and II
adjourned to the National Hotel, where
after the evidence, verdict of Academia
drowning was rendered. Samuel G.
Tazewen was foreman Of the jury, ant
John Flanagan secretary.
Mr.. Sparks was about 65 years OF age
resided at 40 East Sixth street, and leave
a wife and children. He formerly livet
in New Jersey, but had been resident Of
this city for number of years.
Delaware tribune, and the Delaware state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1877-18??, 1877-07-12
Dr.. VAN DYxt's SULPHUR SOAP

MAkss the SKIN eoFt, CleeF. PA,s, whits and
Hs.lthyl ia Cleansing. III odegisinx, Disp fsctiny,
Soothing, Healing Aun pas,fyice; rsHovss DAndrua,
~ ns.s o; tins SKIN; relieves WahinS hasnins asd
stiosins Of the ska sud ir,its.ioa q biting and
nothing .se vii! have any snset; IL FRYE En.IM
All OFFENSIVE OOOH. Aad prevents CONrA.
ard TOILET pRnPARAr1oN it hes NO ECU A. Proc,
csnts ~ %aal. Boy ,sts s, q ssuts oy mail.
Onios, No. 81 North Filth atrsst, Philsdsiphs, ~.
dslpnia, Pa u l4'y
Delaware tribune, and the Delaware state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1877-18??, 1877-07-12

The first peach shipments of the season,
from the peninsula, was made over the
Delaware railroad Thursday, the amount
being three crates two of which were from
+, Il. Atkinson, East Newmarket, Md,
and one from f. l.. Blanchard, Bridge
vile, Del. They were prematares and OF
Little value.
Delaware tribune, and the Delaware state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1877-18??, 1877-07-12
SHOW Well aud htFonA."

Or. R.V. PIERCE, Buffalo, NY: Dear Sill
wish to state that my daughter. Axed 10, wss
pronounced incurAble and was fast failing, HI
the doctors thought with oonsu n ptton. oh.
tsiued a half dozen bottles Of your discovery
for her and she conmensed Improving At
once, and 10 now we'll and strong. She took
the Discovery last fall.
Very truly yours.
Rev. ISAAC N. AroueTtN.
Delaware tribune, and the Delaware state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1877-18??, 1877-07-12
FALL FROM Il WAGON,
a Probably Fatal Accident Saturday
Afternoon en- Market street.

AHefno0m en- market Street.
Anaccident occurred at Fourteenth and
Market streets about s O'Clock, Saturday
afternoon, which may prove fatal to
gentleman named William Wilson, who
lives near the Blue Ball tavern, in Brandy
wine hundred. Mr.. Wilson had been
spending the day in the city, and was driy.
ing home in his dearborn at a very rapid
rate, when, Mt the above locality, he fell
out of the wagon but held on to the reins
and was dragged about half square. He
received deep cash over the eye, and one
of the wheels passed over his neck, intiict-
ing dangerous cut. He WAS bruised and
cut in other places; his clothes were torn
and when picked up he was covered with
blood. His wounds were dressed by Dr..
Shortlidge and he was taken home. IT is
feared that his injuries will prove fatal.
Delaware tribune, and the Delaware state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1877-18??, 1877-07-12

Ono hundred and fifty cabs, ordered by
the Manhattan Cab Company in England,
will arrive in New York in September
next, when cab service in the streets of
that city will be established,
Delaware tribune, and the Delaware state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1877-18??, 1877-07-12

bishop Simpson will pxes.h to the col
orsd people in the grove near the NJ. u.
church, Newport, on Sunday next. ct
O'Clock.
Delaware tribune, and the Delaware state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1877-18??, 1877-07-12
Qsefy.

Why Will men smoke Common tobacco
whom they can buy MAAnuna HnoTn ma
"HEAL OF NoRrH JAAoMxA" 1t shs SAM.
priest -
Delaware tribune, and the Delaware state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1877-18??, 1877-07-12

A great many people visit the scene OF
the recent tornado ut Ercildoun.
Delaware tribune, and the Delaware state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1877-18??, 1877-07-12
ejAAM cgAL An . CoMMGQolAl


Rhan080ApAA0 A0R4et9.
by A4soe,aesd Pssss 70 Even Evsnns I'D 0snnsrsta
PHILADELPHIA, July 11.-Flour steady;
super~ e6; extras, e7.25@7. 90; Minnesota
family, 48@g.25.; Pennsylvania do,
$9N9.75; high grades, Ss,750l0. so;
choice new, $9@9.26. Mt
Rye -four, $4@4.aO.
Corn meal %. 1O@3.20.
Wheat steady; Pe1nsylvAnia red, o.. 05
az. 10; amber, ~. 1901. 25; white, o.. 20
@$2. 2s; new amber more steady, at 91.75
01.8O. N''
Rye, dull, 70@s5c.
Corn steady; yellow, es; mixed, ela
@62. Z
Oats dull, receipts. large; Western
white, 4O@43c; mixed, 8S@4Oc; Penn
sylvania white, 4OO44c.
Provisions generally quiet AMI I'M
changed; Armer feelings for picked hams
at 9t@10ac.
Butter steady; extra new 1890
Western extra new 16@18c. e
Cheese firm New York fancy 5000;
Western, 7A@84c.
Eggs quiet; Pennsylvania, 10@17c.;
Western, l6@1Gc.
Petroleum quiet; refined, 1870; crude
9@94c.
Whisky steady; Western, 41.12.
Gold, 1867.
CATTLE MARKETS.
By associated Press to Every Rvsuins and OmnAsosa
PHILADELPHIA, July Cattle very
dull; sales 1890 head, good to prime, 10
Ito; medium to good 4a@64c; common to
medium, 4@4Sc. Sheep in fair demand;
sales 1000, good to prime, 5@6o; medium
to'good, 4a@5tc; common to medium, 81
@44c. Hogs dull sales 5000, 7@7tc.
WELLINGTON, Dr., July II, lsT1.
Delaware tribune, and the Delaware state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1877-18??, 1877-07-12
Hay. straw, and Seeds.
HAY AND STRAW,


Tho following are to-day's quotations Of the
Pricee In the WilMington markets a. cor
reeted by Todd, Weleh 4 Co., wholesale and
retail commission merchants, SOS King street.