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, 1873-09-08
CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET.

SATURDAY EVENING. Sept. g.
Tho offerings Of lumber were only fair, and con-
sisted largely OF piece stua Tho market was m9aer-
stun sold ut $975@lo5, and 1ath remain steady a.
N.16, Lumber freghta are very firm, the Amply OF
vessels bclg inadequate. We repeat o.tr Quotations
Good 10 choloo boards and strips, $l228lb COM
t96oq1o;2S; pictess. $ssOao2'; lath' a'7S shln~
saiea noiuae: Cargo schr owen, from Pontwatsr %
m piaco atun At 1918, 100 m conlon iath - 4!to:
$9.75 10 m pc1ets at 5000 Sold By William heRlaae.
Cargo acr j. A. Houor, from, MAnisses l4o n JolsH
and ecanting, at $l025. BchT KAto =. HeWasas 1toM
1t1assssop 10 Iss 9ss1taS sSin1 r. g. eo0 h'D
.csnt4na Hn III It sio.s5 soid Iy J. H. Loomia %.
LuMDEA TREtguTa.
Msnisoe $3.50 Ld!ngon wh3ts SaeagsSn, fsSa,
G.75; PsutTaser. $2.7s Grand Haven, $3.bo.
At THE YAnps.
Tho yard trade Is very nciye aud the market arm.
Common stock Is still sod IL large aian'is!es o.
and il It stun are exceeding by score and Will prob
ably advance 81 90 At least before many aaya III
dealers are not ut ali anxious 70 eeA any " psesens
for tl9o0, though Il Ia si billed st hat ngafc, Wa
nrn foeinu IN freight alu Tho receipts Of lumber arc
time unlasa grain fruigls should suddenly decline
and oauso the veasos to tc-eAer tue lunbbr traHe
Hlnoloa on rack aro sea1es anil hass advanced 19He
Woquoto: ann, a..no
Second cloAr, inch 10 tnch.. 47.oo kS5ooo
Yhigd eltsrt inch 9S.0o s.1o fg4v fg%oo
dlsss dhsSs saesas sass9 Fl sai ID cssher, w
olssr ysdina III aud ID tosethes'.. 2S Sas9S
oou@on 0o.&@on soolss dss.,od atsi:; $50 Soo
, 1873-09-08

r s!ss ss|s T Es!'s s,i fsf
SEEDS fimothy ed wss more active, and ad.
teng sSoat ssoo ooyor i. sssrse and lin Il s525@
$780, and nax At $1.7e@1.0o. Balea include: % nga
shoe ,,4a ohy Z 'ss # ss e M
sassx 1sa bsss Do Il s5eo 70 bass % 4 sa.7ax;
ssn s 5:ss 1's soSss VIZ 1t bsss
sAETfsstsrs ss1. T. n'nes ; qas 1t Il, hs :s ss,sa
market b nrm. Wc qnots: onondaah, Canada, and
g6nsw 4 1 s9 1nssy ssyr
Ca ssss f'sa 1ss9s;
TEAB-Are lrn1, with m advancing tendency. wc
auoto: Young hyson, common to iatr. a59bbo; DO
ans ID d is9ss yssn :? o sa5o
66@oso good 10 ohoioe do. Boe@sl.1o; tar 70 eood
ganpoxder, 7oseeo choice Hngauoy, n.1t@l.2o /;
eS4so; aoiorea natural lcat japan, 5s@oSo; com. a
mon 70 tne oolena, es@a6o; good. s6@e5o; choice
TonA0oo-nomaina unchanged. Below aro tho
FtrE .Ou1-E1sra, 7S@sso; choico o5@7oo; mcdt~
I'm /; b6@eoo poor 10 common, 100000.
,riuo-Nst,rh le.t, 7s@soo; hslf bright. eo97o +;
saoxIsa5oos e 'oao,ee. o2@soo: medium. a2e
n.ps, 5oo hiaiors. ~ aioo; ISss saes, 900, d:
Wo01-oontinues to meet with a fair, stcady do.
stocks aro not aocunuating Prices azc aa followa :
ruS, w wasea. d s1ra Ind medium,
Tub, washed, common to fair 4o5 45t
reeoo. vsshod xAxx, .dots4s<
gloeco, WISHED medium Light. s9s42E
1oasse wsanen SSss
, 1873-09-08
Tho Wool TrAilos

Borron, sont. o.-The demand for domestic wool
continues CO., 1 sS1e VIII IN upward tendency There
doubo e1tra and troblo extra, and poklocf 1t b7o
sacs Of Wisconsin have beon arge at for choice
nocdlum extra and double extra, and plcklock, 40@
t7ko; Michigan n,edtum e1tra and doubo extra, 4oH
@5oo; Vermont Nov York, Wiesonain @ and -. Western @
6oe52j&o; unwaohed Woatcrn Colorado and Novads,
Q5@37He; soourod. 40{a6Qc.
PnIlADELrn1A Sept. 8.-Wool quiet and firm, hold.
crs demanding m advance; Ohio, pennsyvan1a and
West Yrgnsa, double extra and medium, 12@bsc ex-
tra. 6oa52o; medium, 4s@sle eosrsa, 4se94eo; Nev
medium, 4695oo coarse, 4384oo combng washod,
b7@6oc unwashod, 400: Canada comb1ngi o296So i;
wished, s5c; tub washed, b2955o extra and meriuo
pulled, 40@4so; No and aupcrhno pulled, ko94oc.
, 1873-09-08

Tho steady increnso in tho activity in real
catAto during tho lust fow wooks is shown, not
only by the creator number of pcrsons in tLo
real ostate offices, but by tho increasing volume
Of tranafers recorded from day to day. Tho
average wookly aggregate consideration Of deeds
filed for record now is nearly double what 1t was
In July.
There is usually some incroaHo Of sales OF
realty in the fall but in the present instance the
inc1easo is greater than usual, and arises mainly
from tho extremely favorable aspect Of commor-
cial nnd financial affairs in the Wost generally
this fall.
As tho trade Of the Northwest is concentrated
in this it's metropolis, so the effects Of tho proB
perty Of the great whoat-raising region this fall
ia being concentrated in tho Hhme place. Tho
whoat crop Of 1873. III tho country tributary to
Chicago, will probably sell for 100000 900 or
&15, 900, 900 more money than tho wheat crop Of
tho same territory in 1879. Here is tho basis for
d largo incroase Of trade. That tho greatest
effect OF this incroaao Of woalth to stimulate
mercantile and manufacturing business will bo
iolt in Chicago, thoro can DO scarcely doubt.
The results of this will, OF course, DO an In.
oroaso Of population aud wcaltA which will make
An increaso in tho value of roal oBtnto in tho city
generally inevitable. That tho increase In val
ueB In Bomo quarters OF tho city will DO greates
than in Others .Acreis no doubt; but in tho pros.
eut aspect Of affairs there s probably no quarter
of the city or its suburbs where real estate will
not oxperIopco the effects OF tho general pros
perity In greater or lesa degree within the ncxt
twelve months. pricos Of roal estate, however,
move allow compared to prices of oom.
nolities. LII fact, there ia little ro'
semblanco In the lnwB governing them
Heal estate like bonds and aecuritios, represents
the Investment OF the surplus profits OF tradt
and Industry, For this reason the greatest do,
mand for roal estate Ia not to DO expected nutl
fho eroat annual activity In exchanging products
for Goods called the st fall trade" Is over. II il
tbon TINT producers, manufacturers, merchants
and speoulatora know how much they hayo n,ndo
and how much sarplna profit they l!ayo to inyos
Ii something of permanent yaluc like real estate
or bonds and mortgages. For this roaaon th'
ureatest legitimate domand for real estate
fhat will result from the prcBont commercia
nrosnerity Of the Went will probably not be OF
norianced until next February OF March.
INsrDE nEsInEKuE PUopRRTY,
Within tlo past ten days there appears to b
considorablo moro inquiry Tor what ~ callod SIN
side y residence property, that IL, for building
lots OF, stroats where there are pAyements, slde
walks, gas, water, and all the other convenience
aof city ufe, not more than two or threo mlle
, 1873-09-08

Withdrawn from store on Friday for city con-
sumption: 1883 bu wheat; 1888 bu corn; 1,4t
bu oats; 800 bu rye; 2,52o bu barley. With
drawn for do during the wook; 2s,75s bu wheat; /;
25,o67 bu corn: 2l,oso bu oats 4,249 bu rye;
10,09S bu barley.
Tho following grim has boen inspected into
store this morning up to 10 o'clock: 671 cars
wheat; 627 cars corn i, 900 bu No. do; 85,4oo
bu No. q do, by canal; 40 cars oats; 49 cars
rye; 500 bu No. 2 do by oaual; 65 cara barley.
Total Il 1863 cars) 554, 900 bu.
The following were the receipts and chip
menta OF breadstuffs and live stock at thia point
during tho past week, and for tho corresponding
week ending As datod:
, 1873-09-08
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET.
Review for tho Week Ending Satur~
dny EvoninR, Scpt. q.
SATURDAY EVENING, Sept. o.

CATTLE-To-night closes ono more Of eeries Of
stock tTado wiz tho snele exception Of choice ship
ping beovca, which hAve sold fairly shers has been no
appearance Of aotiy In tho demand for any Glars OF
stock, and prlees favored buyers Throughout. The
there vere staae eattle. enough T.. swell tho
t iSSSS. q this nsaser eonsdsr.by mose thsn one:
haif were thin Texans, md, as tho remainder vas M
@ q ans sna dgss a ss % VIZ gs %
subjected 10 furthes depreciation, Now York and
e ssss SsS lo tsa r. es
less thpnqfs snsad s mo 10
common With tho Reorer sc so1ts T. ohosoe to
Teeelpts and yere readily salabe =. sSto@oi9 which
now low Soie1sd tiat T pfccs sVo shout rcsshed the
but sn r. hS IN es VII
hope for any upward moveont. Several large feeders
from this nd adjoin.ng staea Pit In an appearance
Sss u Tosnx Sn
Toznn and thin natiyo ntoef, but After tho demand
e n l. t%s YES 3 a esf sp s fo
which no outlet could be found Thoro has been fair
inqury foz vea cayes 1T sa7s@5bo the inside figure
cho.es ~ nasSvcs. - "
To-dsy TIC market waa dull, at weak but nonanaily
puElAuHGd 1tlCNa+ LUG u4AGEEuk QlabdEb " DuJGIQ
wore In fair attendance but tAero Wns only limited
Shippers operated at 80 for common to extra,
whe the wants Of local buyers and feeders waro sup
plied mainly n $2.oo@4oo.
QUOTATIONS..
Extra Doeves bteezb, averaging l,ioo oo. a,
ohoies I Bas4es@Fine, tat, wen formed year
to 8 yoar old steers, averaging 1890 to
oa5a :pc uee1cs.Wof 'ee asjy formed ''''''''
stcsrp averaging 1906 to ls0o III. &se@s.2o
senR 1,ioo to lao Id. -. Abo0A7o
DutchGrsi Stock - Common to fair steers,
svorssng ave. @ soo 10 i,ioo Is. -. sooe425
Stock Gatfle - Common cattle, In decent
flesh, averaging 100 to to 050 bs. 27s3a0o
Infer1or-Idght md thin COWS, hoifars,
staga bulls, and scA'awag btears. 1.7b@2Is
Cattle-Taxhs, Northern wtnterod ........+. b2s@426
Catto-Toras, through droVca 16o{32,7b
uOGs-Ths hog trado has been aetiya throughout
daily arrivals, tho market has mAintalnod hrni,
healthy tone yesterdays sales nlonc allowing nny np-
preclablo decne Tho attendanco Of buyers has been
| more than usually full, md both heavy and Light
grades haye found ready sala at safactory prices the
former commanding t3o94.55, and the latter Is b0Y
480, f0w e1tra assorted lots wcfe taken at Whia
some rough coarse mixed lots were disposed of at
x4@475 hut the bulk Of tho tranafexs were %ishif,
| tho range Of $4.40@4,76.
The local and outpe demand, and liberal - was the
supply about everything VIE picked up. and yoater.
dayh prices were thoroughly euntained sales making
! at $4.30@A.65 for common to choice heavy, and nt
$4.5D34.80 for common to choice light. The markell
| closed Btaady.
, 1873-09-08
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
F0fclRm Markets.

L1vrnpooI, Sept. Oil q. tI,.-Markot unchanged.
Flour, 2oe930s. Whs&t-Rintor, l2s 10d; spring,
~ l9d812s ddi Whitc, la 1od@1ss; club, Ia adA
1855 Id. Corn, 3ts.
Pork, 7os. Lard. 39s. ....
,LrvKnPooI, Sept. 6-1:so p. rn.-Dresdssutfs IN.
changed. -...
LoHpon, Sept. G.--Thn rato Of discount In op1a
market for thfoe nont'e' bills "a a11 per cent.
Holiday. Stock Exchange closed.
PARIS, Sept. 8.-Rentes, 68r 500. .-
FRANKFORT, Sept. B.-f1ve-twonttes Of II, 0aH.
L1TEnrooI, Sept B-Egoniug.- Cotton strong mid
ding upland SID Orcaus Dk d. salos, r. 600 bales
Amnricans 1000 halea speculation md export goo.
Cheese o1s. Other articlea unchanged.
, 1873-09-08
The Produce hKHrkCtHs
nTv3x1F tyNnTy

NEW yonx. scpt. o.-cor1oN-os4os ana stesdys
1ui in fair demand and higher;
@G.00; common to good extra, to8o@7o5; good to
faa'ss ss s;,s Tssfs s.
-four firm ND ano4sngsd Corn ,nss meal s%1s,s;
mSs5s saS 3Sst
RE- "a
eass1s; ii d. essssa h!s5aissd IS ssd ysliorI :;
Eaas-Quiet snd easy !; Western, 21a22c.
LE1Tura@1nf iii demand 1t 2x@soo; orinoco 10
e sos ses s r 9ss f
GaooEnlEs-coaee strong mud unchanged. su8ar
aaa n MSsss ana o
Quist and steady at 4c.
pnoY1s1oNs-Pork quiet and nteaay mesa, $l7.61H
@17.75. Beef and cut meats unchanged. Lard quiet
and weak; old Western steam. e7:o.
| DuITEu AND CnEEaE-Uncnangcd.
wm'17-EasisF' ba! 4oERnSt ssi55y ssts7e st 'sa'
g. s %es du sn a1so1s NJ
white Wabash. A.es; No. white !; Michigan, ti.sa
:sef snsaa s5 spe, :ltsH ssPs:m49sF s
-. a4sS Gozp dnll II, ia 1syes: higS r @t3sa. S
tober,
o os1ss5 sna ksS.sa md ssi%aeas % to
REo11r1sFlour, 1000 brls; wheat, g. o0o hu; oorns
! $4,000 bill; oats, 5000.
eosn s. &C. sa ss: IS Su en 'h'' ' 0'
| ; CINCINNATI.
l GfMo1NNAT1, Sept. ept.g.-HNYADhEUTTa--FlonE NEIn A.
| $7,00@7.25 Wheat frm ut 81. .4091.42. Corn firm at
6ae. Ryo firm 1T 7a9soc Oats and barley quiet and
Pnoy1sloss- -Firmsr; Pork-g.lea 1t $500; hold
as e16.2s Lsrd steady steam, 751@eo Kettle. sSe.
sales ut 3p98. 10 buyer September clear rib 9M9
| 0,,c sales It DHo buyes Boptembar; clear, 9Nc.
! Dacon rm; rales Of shouders 1t 91<o; clear rib.
WuisEY-ste4dy At 99e.
| NEW ORLEANS. -
as1s@t7o. s A'' e'p''
Dnaa--Ft1mer, Ut soo. .......
| HAT-aood supply; choice, s25. 5.ooe28.oo.
Pnov1u1oNe-Pori dull, lt sl725s 1850 bacon dull.
kss duli, & Haioxe. '~~
others unchanged. ''' o'''S4' '
| OoIToN-Dull auGi unchanged; Bales, $50 bales.
MILWAUKEE,.
! MILWAUKEE, Sept. 8.-BaxApsTuFfs-fionr steady.
Wheat quiet and weak No. ], 81 NO. *l1 easa,
ls gepteaesr; $lla ostoe1, H. pna 1a.s ps no sSxa
Nye asn MOL, do14c. uaslay quiet and weak No. =
t1.1t.
nu'ss S 0sWsSo ~Sost "a eu
su1pAEN7a-flour, q, ZOO br1s; nt; whsat &l'ooo oa+
| st. LOUIS.
ST, LOUIS, Sept. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS hrm ano
fs ssss IL. q IT.
4cAc regular; 45Ho bid for septembor Tor 70
h psy sya 5 fs9a ss g., a @ @sss sss s9% :ls asp
, 1873-09-08
NOW York Dry-Goods Market.

NEW you1, Sept, a.-The trado movement continues
very active with agents and obbore. Tho market for
cotton goods Is full Of animation and steadily main
ceedlngly brtsk. alnghams more active. Foreign
md domestic drcss goods n spirited request shawls
lots Of eassimeres and oyercoatngs Flanuels repsl-
lenta tlankoa, aud lnuoys selling frcely. Foroign
goods br1sk,
, 1873-09-08

changed u auy important particular. Thure iB still
IN absence OF any outside demand but The wants Of
1uin ateady at 4bo for good to choice, and Ut
x3ooR3, rs for common to medium. Sales hkys been
nhIeGy Ut 81 t1fa4.25. 4
, 1873-09-08
MONEY AND COMMERCE
MONETARY.

SATURDAY EVENING, Sept. 0.
THE financial busipoas Of the pnat wcck has
boon tho larRost over tmnBRctoa In GhioaHo. 1t
will DO eoot1 by tho 1gurca given below TINT
tho pgercgato clcarings Of tho banks woro
oyor $4,000, 900 grcntcr than for tho
corresponding woek Of Inst year. Tnk-
Ing tho bank oloaringa as criterion, 1t Ia
Iair to ostimnto that Tho fall trado Of tho
uty IL ut least 25 per cent creator than Inst year.
And yet, with al this increaao Of buBluoHB, money
is grcat doa oasor than It was at thia time Inst
fail. Tho causo Of this is the greater rapidlty
with which tho crops arc being mafkotel.
There has, however, boen an increased Do
mand for money in tho last fow days. Thoro ia
more business papor offered on the streot than
there waa Q weok ago, and tho current ratio for
money in tho open market le now 10 per cont, in
place of por cent, M It was ten dnya ago.
To-day, ns Is lsually tho caao on Saturdays. md
tho prioo Of Now York exchange was consequent
ty nrmor, with buyers at al par 81, ,00Q discount.
Tho sudden doclino In tho price OF gold TO-
day Hustalns what wo havo been saying u
this column Of THE Tn1puaE for . month
past, viz: That In tho proaont aRpoot!
oi orr foreign trade, our heavy exports Of
domestic products, and our dimtnlshed imports
Of goods MI important decline IN tue Price
Of gold This fall seemed inevitable, and that tue
tho "gola clique" were going to do, Tas ~, more
"bunkum." Jay Gould md big " gold clique ;,
got into their bud speculation IN April
aud May, whom 1t looked as though gold might
advance largoly In July, as 1t had dono Tor sov.
oral yoars. But tho unusually largo o1porta q
changed tho aspect Of affairs, and unless sonle n
portant oyont should happen to alter the preBen
commercial outlook, It Is probable that gold vii
doclino or por cent moro within tho no1t 81,
, 1873-09-08

KANBAs C1rY, No., Sept, 6.-Cattlo-Roceipts, 1,1sos
ebpmcnts, 1,d76. Lboral supply OF ofIori1gs for
Eaturay, but sellers, unwilling to uccede to depfee-
nted priceH, haye shipped forward IN first hands, Tho
feeling among buyers has improved and good STOCK Is
in fair request, the allow market being on common
grades, Of which there continues aurplus; Is win
tored Cherokee steers and COWS, at 1885.
Hog#-Ths market ruled atcady, with but few oIer-
ings Prices ilnvs boon well Braained, 1t $a.7t to
, 1873-09-08
COMMERCIAL.

SATURDAY. EVENING, Sept O..
Tho following were tho receipts md shipments
Of tho leading articles Of produce In Chicago
during tho past twenty-four hours, ard for the
corresponding dato one year ago:
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-03-20
REzRzzsANs SAYING BANK.
NO. COZ MARKET STREET.
Wilmington. Dsa

~. H---~-ee Safs ASdh.
OPEN 10 cetvc deposits daily (Sundsys cxce, tsa,
turing the usual business hours and oil Tuesdoy ana
Saturday evenings froins to O'clock ~
An tie profits OF the Bank after tho n, ssa,, nv
penses, are devoted TO the benefit Of the eposi,ors
md di,idends made semi annually in Apl and &c.
M, snee ',e dsation Of the Bank, IN 1857
yer cent. per annuin. $3.50! ~ W ''A
Divisi.ds not drawn are regarded as deposits, ar
At once become entitled to PARTICIPATE In injured diy
Sends. ri '"'uie" uih
No Manager Is allowed to borrow anv N, thu ,,on.,
entrusted 10 the Bank. W -''
MANAGERS.
t'te 81 q, ~ I'LL ,,, GEORGE W. BUsM,
~" N"p hEIIs, n. X. BENSON,
ms, W CLEMENT y. SMYTH,
WI a n ~ ROWLAND, HENRY h. DUR,
I, 49, ~, ~, :, p,iL,..ANY, Jon H. JAcHsUN,
NJ. ID LICnTESsTKIN 'oH'
WILLIAM IS. HIIIFs prasi,lcnt
GEORGE W, UITSU xica p,,' ~
JOHN p. MCLEAN. Treasurer wv ''''u'
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-03-20
HARPER X BhOrhEhS, Ne" nofk.
HARPER'S BAZAAR.

NOTICES OF THE PRESS.
The Bazaar ID edited with a contribution OF tact and
talent that we seldom md III any journal and the
journal itself st he organ Of the great
Boston Traveller. -
The Bazaar commend Itself to eyers member ofthe
household-po the children by tron and pretty PIC
lures TO the Young ladies b. it, fashion plates in end
lessvarety, 10 the proyident matron BY it patterns
the chdren's clothes, to pater ianfllas by It's
taseul designs for embroidered slippers and iuxuri-
dressing gowns But the reading matter OF the
Bazaar Is uniformly OF great excellence The paper
has acquired wide popularity the hreside enjoy
Inent it afords.-S. Y Evening Pest.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-03-20

NEW PHEPAhATIUNs.-E bringnurst & Co.,
IN desire TO call the attention Of physicians and
others in erested TO the following new preparations
of their own manu- acture, which are destined TO
cupy prominent position as the most popular OF
the .nutritive tonics.
WIxB ASD BKRY, each tablespoonful representing
the nourishing constituents pf one ounce Of fresh
Beet. Sitn the gentle stimuat ing properties OF Pure
Sherry Vino.
WINE OF BEEy AND IRos, Containing the same
the above with the addition three grins Cir
Of Iron In each tablespoonful.
| ELIxIR OF BHKY, each tablespoonful representing
the nourishment Of one ounce Of Fresh Beef, with
/ dessert-spoorful of Finest French Brandy.
Il ELIxIR OF BEEF, IRON, AND CALIaAYA, each
Tablespoonful Of which contains the nourishinR
properties OF one ounce Of Eesh Beef three grains ct
Pyryrhosphste OF iron, eight grains or Calissya
Bark, with Finest French Brandy.
Tho above elegant preparations are palatable
and grateful to the TASTE acceptable to tile stomach
and uniform in strength vug for their basis pure
Extract Of Beef the Lutrive and restor alive vaue
Of which in debilitsted conditions OF syste IA
well established. They are eminently adapted for
the treatment OF those suffering from the debility
resulting from protr acted illness In the sinking stsget
Of typhoid and other fevera, in the exhaustion and
fatigue arising from excessive work. loss OF appe-
tite, impaired digestion apd dyspepsia. As resto
rative and inv gorator u ey invaluable for the
convalescent In the debility accompanying old age
IN the rapid growth OF children, and In all forms Of
general debility Rtte ded by defective nutrition
nervous prostr alton, and Impoverished condition
/ Of the blood.
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail by
Il. BRINGHURST IL CO.,
s.sth e. Market Sta. Wilmington.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-03-20
............sREMQVA--,.....-e...--
NEW GROCERf STORE.
n. W. CORNER OF FOURTH AND NJ ARkEJ
STREETS, nv p

n NJ AVA ~ Nk2-s - - 1
NEW GROCERY STORE. /
N. W. CORNER OF FOURTH AND NJ ARkEJ I,
STREETS, sEFN |
. WILMINGTON, DEL.
- The undersigned respectfully xG-G4ER
@ nouncesto his old friends and tho pub ERfS
lie generally, that he hes taken tht ~
old estabilshed store stand fot merry occupied BY
Johr Akin, at the N. W. corner OF Fourth Mar
ket street, and has opened Win = stock 81 lne rev
and fresh Groceries, s1if 800 .'
SUGARS AND MVLASsES, --- \
Lovsrinss Crushed, Grhupin,ed and fnlvepsed su
ears. 80 d. .r,s., .-
Coverings Soft White and Yellow Gomez soeer. '
syrurs and all kinds of Molasscs. Y-
CofFEEs, TEAS, FLOUR, &c, Ne,
Old Government Jas q rolee, Laeuira, Marieaibo
Rio, ground. The finest Green and BLACK Teas White
and Red Wheat Family Flour, New Buekwheat, nh
kinds Of pure Spices ,Sardnes Sauces. Canned Fruit
o. al kipds, French Mustard, English Mustard Pure
Oiive on, WALNUT, Mushroom and Tomato CatsuP,
English and Americsp Pickles, Jees, Cheese, Fresh
kol and 0oshen Butter, Bakers Cocoa, bakers Choe
olate. Vermat, MacaIoni, Washing Soap in great
variety, Toilet Soaps, Silver Gloss StaIc kaisins,
Gurrants, Citrons, Mince Meat, Dricd Peaches and
Apples, Cranberies, Brooms, FAinted Buckets, Wash
boards. Dust and Sweeping Brushes, Hand Scrubs,
Sperm Candles, AdamaiItine Candles, Tallow Can.
dies, Corn Stai nh, FarnL, Imported SeRarR
Anc all other Articles usually KEEP tin well assorted
Grocery Store. Call and examine my stock. VeIy
respectfully. JAMES CRlPPEN.
WILMINGTON. Sept. 1879 eli.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-03-20
ma. GBAS, D. GREEN,
Valuable FAKM Al PRIVATE
SALE.

The subscriber offers sale his very desirable and
highly productive farm OF % acres, situated quartet
81 Q mile west OF GresnFiHe Station on sAe Winning
ton and Reading Railroad, Christiana Hundred New
Castle County, Delaware, and about ~ miles north
Of wilmington II Is dlSided auto DIX lc!ds by good
fsnoe is all set wi til grass and Prod cuy good crous
There Is small body u woodland also iine orcAaid
The buildings consist OF good stone house
suitable for 4 farmer and good frame barn -
- by 10 feet with large overshoOt and she'd 1IEIIG
ding, and stabling for i've horses and ten llllm
COWS There Is q hne lawn in front of The dw-IIur
nned with trees aS.d shrubbery and water at both tic
house and barn. There are several eligible 5ites Tor
residences, that command fine view OF the Delaware
river and the adcent country while Its proximity 10
be made accommodating. ~
Persons Wishing 10 view the property will be shown
the shme by Robert Stuart residing theron or by the
sspscrlDer. ROBERT MORROW.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-03-20
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