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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-08-30
Attempted Murder.

Joshua DoCherty, boarding at All West
Second street, was stabbed Tuesday night
at the entrance to his boarding house by
William Bayley, "a dissolute young man, the
knife entering Docherty's jaw penetrating
the bone, and breaking of in the wound.
Docherty's throat was also scratched and
Bsyley's design was apparently murder
GUS, The men had quarrelled early in
the evening, Bayley having insulted
two young women, friends of Dooherty,
and attempted to stab the latter when
the Insult was resented. AT the time OF
the stabbing Bayley lay in waiting for
his victim aud fed saying that he had
done for him. Bayley lives at 812 West
Third street. lie has not yet been ar
rested.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-08-30
rgu.Ien E.n1cr rao.nnnte.

) e'iilt oIfesnondelce Ii STATE Journal
SMYRNA, &0E. % Ell Fisher, negro
Is the employ ot J, h Tygert & Co, at
heir pho-plsts mill, while wheeling
oAo.phai4 in hGlk yesterday mornipg,
-et his Lafrow down aud turaed his back
20 the pile when lump OF phosphate
weighing fear o. 1--we tons fell upon him
covering him entirely AID breaking the
.rou wh-elbsrrow in several pieces. Tue
'usn was dug ont more dead than alive,
Or Collins vas oslled in, and at last so-
counts Fisher was still living,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-08-30
A Market Street Improvement.

Workmen began Monday tearing
down the old building, No. 406 Market
street, recently occupied as "five-cent
store" and in its place will be erected a
handsome two-story brick store, Is by IS
feet. Ths building is designed to have a
glass front to the first floor, with marble
and fancy brick trimmings, and in general
outline will bs similar to the store Of G.
D. Cleland. 1t is to be erected by X. Il.
Rumford, and will probably be occupied
by him as hat store. The old structure
being torn down was long known as the
Rumtord homestead, and has been in the
family since 1888, when Jonathan Rum
ford purchased it, and occupied 1t as a
hat store. The dwelling was occupied by
the family until 1868. The store was
vacated by K. H. Rumford in 1870. John
B. johnson has the contract for building
the new structure.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-08-30
Wilmin9tun eSlatlsing atoase.
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
OtFIOE Uf THE
WIN CLOTHING HOUSE, }
FOURTH AND MARKET Sis.

OFFICE OF THE
WIN CLOTHING HOUSE,
FOURTH AND MARKET Sis.
We have many bargains
to offer our patronsin every
department until Sept. 18th.
We wish to dispose of all odd
suits-will make a price that
cannot be resisted if you
need a suit or an odd Coat,
Pants or Vest. We have
something that will suit you,
or if you want the same for
either of the boys you will
find it to your advantage to
call on us.
In our Custom Depart
ment we willmake the same
offer and add, we have just
received ourstock of Foreign
Suitings and Overcoatings
and Will give you special
prices at this time. These
are cash offers and you'll
find it to your profit to avail
yourselves of the same.
Yours Respectfully,
JNO. w. DIEFENDORF & &C
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-08-30

Delaware, Lackswanna d Western, 1lss4
Delaware n Hudson. 104ss Wabash, st. L. q
800; New York, Ontario d W., 2OIs
Y. o. d l. O., IN; Ohio Central, 81;
Missouri, Kansas d Pexas, "a; Manhattan,
3gk Denver d Rio Grande, 251s Nash
yiis Chattanooga, 81 Hannibal d
ST. Joseph Common, 40; Preferred 9216
Colorado Coal and Iron Company, l915 I;
Pennsylvania, 66A Phila. Reading,
ton, 425s Bu1alo, Pittsbure q Western,
l2h; Philadelphia Erie, IL /;
Northern Central, 54x Northern Pacific
com. 81 Northern Pacific preferred, 70A ;
Jacksonville, l211; Huntington a Broad Top
preferred, 20; Rochester d Pittsburg, Is /;
N. Y, Chicago d St. Louis com, 81; N. Y.
Chicago d BIT. Louis preferred, 1914; market,
steady.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-08-30
. 30 . -'
~. GEORG rs.

ST. GEORGES, Aug. % --Audrew G'ovss,
native of Delaware AID brother 't e.
Coroner Groves, dad Gt his rssice"- r
this town on Saturday, aged 73 7s'Hs Sc
had bean q member OF t4e II. u iiu-ch
for So years. Ho wDs barred w. tt- ~
Georges cemetery at p IN. to d4y Ih"
services were conducted by the Il \
Cochran, assisted by the Ryv. Mr.
MrUuay
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-08-30
\ Farmers Narrow Escape.

riatCooospoudsuceo t STATE Journal.
ElKroN, Nh, Aug. 2S,--The dwelling
Oh the Dundee farm, belonging TO j,
Flank Turner, ESD was totally de-
trVyed by fire thus morning at o'clock.
TGe cause Of The lire Is not known. VIM.
4. Turner, who lives Oh the farm, barely
had thus to escsp-, saving only Lis
trousers suatoLed up as he ran from his
room, lie loses all his clothing aud
furniture and about ESQ in money, which
was locked up in his trunk. There is a
small insurance on the dwelling.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-08-30
Christinna Excursion.

The excursion of the Christiapa
Presbyterian Church to Cape May next
Monday by stesmer Republic from New
Castle will alao touch AT Delaware City.
a special train will leave this city at 9 80
a m. Tor New Castle in time for the boat,
and will meet the excursioDists on their
return at night. The fare, 81, includes
special train. This excursion promises
to be sa enjoyable as those of preceding
years.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-08-30

ST. LOUIS, Mo, Aug. ga specis
to the Repulficm ~, from Gallatin, dated
yesterday, says:
la the afternoon session of the trial o
Frank James, James Mallory, farmer
living eight miles from Gallatin, testified
that on the Thursday before the Winston
robbery he saw Frauk James at Potts
blacksmith shop, where was having his
horse shud. There was another man will
ls,ues. Witness had discussion witt
Jausl, concerning the assassination .
President Garfield, James told witnes.
that he wss living in Caldwell county.
Jcuss Potts, .he blacksmith who shOd
the horse referred to by Mallory, also Ies
titled. He said he lived tour miles north
east Of WiustOu; he believed he had seer
tIe defendant in his shop during the lat
ter psit ~ jane, 1881, aud that he wa.
there again on the l3lh or latin Of July
On butn occasions witness shud horses fol
deiruisat, and another man whom he
rte-rtly recoq uized az Dick Liidell. Wit
ntss ii uSbt he hat seen Frank J3ma.
twice |. tore Al the Kansas City fair, W er
G'itsmith Maid tfotted, and at The
li.ulltnn lair, hi. be- WAS not quite GER
'Niut lhe M'tNsss was eross,hHanlneu
81 great length as to the Identification o
the Se9udsut, but seem4d TO bs pretty
cer'Sin. IN redirect examination wit
II stated that ~hrn having his horse
-hU1 frauk James gave hij name a,
Green Copper a cattle dealer of Ray
county. subsequently witness rrcog
ui@.d, IL livery stable at Liberty, Mo,
tue Iuarr which b4 had sbod on the occa
'loH Oh F'aah JH'hes' hFat Ylsl 10 hlt
shop
" 81 n ni'l''i iaro"r, testified II
ff4 b3rat.'n "A i'3Ns' s.5iement, he
AH'iug bseu ? Ire blacksmith shop Wher
Tie two pl9n hat the mare shod, IN The
m)rNicE otille (l5 winston robbery
ME- fot's,"ii4 t.! iAs o'a. Esnl'h destined
to tie correctness OF her husbands stare
mont ana l7sDtlhed the de'ehdant as one
Vie men Who toCk breakfast at hei
nnns' 'he Day before the winston robbery
FfSnk H. o,Nell, reporter oil the
Nwsoqri Heo"5'ican, testified to having
Aa' "a Interview with Frank James II
hi'soJii Is "srh h+iorn the latter sur
rendered, and thst II was correctly pub
isbed in the Republican. lie rehearsed
II this lnterVieV that portion referring to
Shera FfaAk james lived while in Ten.
1easas, what he aid AID why he left
there, &C.
Ciramt Attorney Hamilton then asked
7iluess Where the Interview took place,
10 which witness replied that lie pre-
'srret not 10 answer and asked to he
s.icggt from stating anything further
han tile' 1t occurred in Missouri.
THIS question was temporarily with.
'r-Tu. iYitasss was then asked who
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-08-30
THE bRaHK JANIS TRl.ll.
Testimony watch was Brought out
at the Afternoon Session - Re-
porter on the Stand.

Testimony watch was Brought Out
at the Afternoon Session - A Re-
| porter on the stand.
AssIcisteo Press Dispasoh ny special Wire
KANSAS City, Mo. Aug. 2S.--A special
to the Times from Gsllatin, Mo, dated
yesterday, says
The court for tho trial Of Frank James
reassemblad at ] 30 y. m, When the
rrOss examination Of Dix Liddeli was
resumed. Liidell said Re had been out
Ia Kansas and in the Indian Territory
sinue hia release from prison in Alabama.
On redirect examination hs testified
that each msmber of the gang at the
Winston robbery had two pistols. Just
after they left the GROUND Frank reloaded
hi3 weapons, saying that he and Jessie
had ilrad serersl shots. Regarding the
agreement of surrender witness said that,
bsfore he received promise of immunity
be told Sheriff Timbsrlake the same story
ha reeited here This was after Clarence
Hi'e had surrendered IN Kentucky. This
ended Liddell's testimony.
W. L. Eastman was reoslled and testi-
lisd thst Frank James when in Tennessee
wore long whiskers and had full beard
Governor Johnson Of counsel tor the de-
feuse, here proposed to expunge Liddell's
testimony from the record, on the ground
that the witness wac fellow conspirator
and that no mplioe's testimony can
bo used against g co-0Onspirator unless
he has besn jointly indicted with the
party on trial. Motion over-ruled and
exception noted.
j \, Ford, the father of Charles and
Robert, testified that he met defendant at
Mrs. Bolton's iu July, 1881. Charlie
lord introduced defendant as "liall."
Witness told them that Hall was Frank
JAMES and that officers were looking for
him. Witness denied that he ever said
that Frank was not in the Winston or
Blue Cut rObberies. Upon cross exami-
nation witness was somewhat confused in
regard to dates.
Elias Ford was svorE and testified that
he knew Frank James IS 'Hsll" and met
him at Charlie Ford's in June and July
of 1881.
Mrs. Bolton, an important witness, was
then sTOrn. Shs said she first saw
Frank JAMES aa her broth Charliu's
house, ia May, 1881, when he went to
Jeiidrson City u N.gotiate with Gov
CrittHnden fr th9 surIerder If Dick
Liid-ll Tht Governor wss to pardon him
iib @Inld batfay the James gang. Witness
did not tell James Mason that Frank was
trying to lad better life. A raid was
made on the house of the witness by
officers sbont the first of January. Dick
L,ddell surrendered on the 10th. The
witness went over the same ground as
her predecessors regarding the coming
sud going OF the band at her house. AT
the conclusion of her testimony the court
adjourned.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-08-30

Boatmen are getting their skifls ready
for the approaching shooting season, and
rp1rtmsu are preparing for taking large
uumbers of reed and rail birds. The sea.
sou which opens on Saturday next prom
isss an abundspoe OF birds as the crop of
reeds is unusually large and heavily
seeded. A large number of birds have
already made their appearance, and are
said to be iu fair condition. With few
DAYS feeding here, after the reeds are
fully ripe, they will soon be very fat.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-08-30
Fortunate Chance Of Lieut.. Chance,
u. y. A,

1t. Josiah Chance of the 18th Regimeet In
fantry, U. s. Army, at the close Of the late
war, having served entirely through it, was
commissioned in the regular service. Eleven
years ago he WAS stationed at Bismarck, and
here he has been ever since. Under his super
intendence Camp Hancock was built, and the
present Fort Lincoln. He shook hands with
the gallant Custer when he left to march to
his sad fate fell from Lieut. Chance. At present
he is at Lincoln, and no officer at the fort is
held In better esteem than he. He drew $50, 900
in the July drawing of the Louisiana State
knows him and the Tribune heard but one ex-
preston. "GoodlIt couldn'thave fallen to a bet
ter man. He says he will invest 1t in Dakota dirt
and will remain in the service. Through the
Bismarck Nat. Bank he drew on New Orleans
for his $1,000. Lieut.. Chance held two-ffths of
ticket No. 37,3iS. The ticket drew the capital
prize OF SO, OO0.-Bisnarek (Dakota) Tribune,
July II.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-08-30
Death of Mrs. u. j. MnhIhauscn.

Mrs. Edward ]. Muhlhsusen, the only
daughter of the late Jethro Mccullough,
died at her summer cottage, Asbury Park,
Monday. The deceased has been in
delicate health for some months past,
and for the past three weeks her oondi-
ton has been rather alarming. Death
resulted from rheumatism in tie region
of the heart. The deceased leaves one
child, son, about year old. The re-
mains will be brought to this city fol-
interment.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-08-30
- WAN Instantly Killed.

George Eatsrling of Mill Creek hun
dfed was instantly killed Friday morn,
ing, He was driving double team about
two miles from Corner Kstch when the
the horses took fright and ran away.
Esterling was thrown out and the wagon
passed over his reck breaking it and kill.
Ing him instantly. Deceased was 20
Years old snd lived on The farm OF Frank
Pennock.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-08-30
A periIOus Position.

At Harrington on Saturday evening the
engine of the 6 Is o'clock train struck a
year old sou OF man named Handley
living at that place which was sitting on
the track and knocked it between two
cross ties. The little fellow realized its
perilous position and lay perfectly quiet
until the engine and two cars ran over it..
The train was stopped and the child taken
from its dangerous position. 1t sustained
some painful injuries.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-08-30
The Meadows OF Maryland.

sPRtSoFIELD, PRINCE GEORGES Co., MD.
Mr.. Charles G. Addison of the above
place states: 81 sprained my right knee
causing intense suffering, and the use Of
relief in other remedies and finally tried
the miracle Of cure, st. Jacobs Oil. In a
short time could bend my knee--whioh
had been as still as an iron rod,-lsying
aside my crutches and was able to walk
IS we'll as ever"
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-08-30

As6ocIAted Ffess DIsratch tY oD-lINl Wires,
HARRISBURG, Aug. 29.-In the House
the zimmerman resolution, to submit the
formation Of apportionment bills to an
arbitration committee was passed
by vote Of So ayes to "a
nays. In the Senate resolution
providing for the appointment of COM
mittee of two Senators and two members
of the House to frame Congressional
Apportionment bill was defeated by a
vote OF IL to Is.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-08-30
Sugar Refiners' Suit.


Associaten Press Dispabcn Dy Special Wirss.
NEW YORK, Aug. &C.. Havemeyer
7. A. Havemeyer and others began a suit
to-day in the United States District Court
against the steamer Lydian Monarch
for the recovery of damages to
quantity Of sugar shipped tc
the libellants from London, March
10th, 1888. On that date there were
shipped to the libellants 80, S04 mats Of
sugar, 2,572 Of which they allege were
damaged by water from leaks. They
charge the owners OF the vessel with
sending her to sea in an unseaworthy
condition and sue for $4,000 damages.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-08-30
Victims of the Fire.

Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires.
GALVESTON, Aug. ga special from
San Antonio says the losses by the fire
there are considerably over estimated.
The total will not reach $40, 900. Perry,
Dawes, the porter who received injuries
died last night. Schneitz and Loot, was
other victims, are in precsrious oondi.
ton. The others who were injured are
now ont Of danger.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-08-30
Fire Near Port Deposit.

Baltimore sun special
PoRr DEPOSIT, Nd, Aug. ga large
stone building belonging to the estate Of
the late Robert Smith, and formerly used
as hotel, but now unoocupied, situated
at Canal station, about mile north OF
Port Deposit, was entirely destroyed at
an early hour this morning. The fire ia
supposed to have been started by trsmps
who frequented it. Loss about 81, 200 ;
no insurance.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-08-30

u at Havre de Grace, Saturday night,
Thomas Reddinston, proprietor OF the
Susquehanna, attempted to eject Hugh
MURRAY, who was intoxicated and
abusive. Il the aculils Reddington drew
a revolver and fired, the ball entering
Murray's neck just below the left ear, and
passing downward, lodging near the
heart. Murray is likely to die. Redding.
ton has left town.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-08-30
Marrngea.

BROWN-CRAM. AT the re sdenea OF ti.i htl TO q
parents, IN Chapel district Talbot countA ~
on the 2Gth lust. by the Kew, +. 4 ilttlr, ! Fob
G. Brown OF 1'usfola county, MTrhlglu Ul
Cynthia Z. Cram Of Talbot coudty, nd.
DOW Els SAMPSON. AT 81. Marks n ,aearn'
Church. Baltimore, on the 23d INST. ny ths Rev
e. h. Kemp, Dr. Valantiue u0wnes formerly
OF Talbot county, Md, and Elmira Sampson Of
Baltimore county. Md.
FIsHER-GREEN.-I Chester on the 20th Of
July, ly THE Rev VIM J Paxon, robert II.
Fisher aud Mary Green, both Of his city
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-08-30
Leg Broken.

Martin Ferry, residing at Thirteenth
and French streets, employed at the
leather works of G. & J. Pyle, had his
right leg fractured in two places on Sat-
urdsy afternoon by lathe which he was
assisting to move falling over upon him.
DR.. Msull set the broken limb.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-08-30

Furnished daily TO EvFhY EyRyIxa ly
JONATHAN BlGELow & Co, fruit aud pro-
dnce commission merchants, No. % North
Market street, Boston, Mass.
Special Dispatch to Every Evening.
BosroN, Aug. 29.-The following are
to.dOy's wholesale peach quota ions.
Small,poor colOr,pcr basket. l.uG
Medium to good red, per haslkrt...... .2lE6 =,
Extra land fanCyCrawiurds per basket 2uytt-. 5U
THE PHILADELPHIA MARKET. ..-
Furnished daily to EVERY EvENIyG by
HILL & TRuAX, commission merchants,
Philadelphia.
Special Dispatch to Every Evening
PnLADELrHlA, Aug. 29.-,lhe arrivals
of peaches to day were light. Wholesale
prices are as follows
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-08-30

Letters testameutsry were Monday
grapted by Register Biggs 10 Bsyard
Guest aud Joseph W Guest, executors of
tia will of Joseph B. Guest, late of
Brsudywina hundred also letters of
administration to John Hill, on the estate
Of the lste John Hill,of White Clay Creek
hundred.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-08-30
Jewish CentenarIan.

Associated Press DispsScn 10 nuscisl Wires
PATERSON, N. j., August 29.-Aaron
Goldstsin, prominent Israelite, died this
morning, aged 105 years.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-08-30

PHILADELPHIA, Aug, 2s.-tfhe paiia-
delphia X Reading Coal AMI lion Com
psuy will tomorrow Issue circular max.
iug an advance OF 10 to % cents per Ion
in the prices OF coal for Eastern shipment.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-08-30
MIDDLETO NV.


| Special Correspondence Of state journal.
| MDDLETcwS, Aug. % the article
furnished by your oorreEpoI dent last
Tuesday, concerning young couple OF
| this town visiting the Pier short
time since, is an error and your corre-
spondent thus apologies to all parties
concerned He was mi.inforusd Big .
party in whom hr rsnoa-d conf feuos.
A tramp, giving, his name AZ John
McCarty, of Phiiadelphia, attempted 10
steal ride down the road on freight
train about 3 O'Clock this morning. Juet
as he got between the cars the train
started off with Jerk throwing the maD's
legs between the bumpers. Hi1 legs ere
mashed in several places. DR.. Bau
rendered medical aid and Bailiif Craddock
made the poor fellow as comfortable rs
possible with food and bedding.
NDDLgrowN, Aug. 81 Edward Atwell,
young farmer of tbis neigh 0Ihn0d, was
Saturday evening by being struck by
engine No II On the Delaware railroad,
at St. Anue's croa.ing, near this pacy.
Atwell vas driving nut Of town behind
his neigl, Dor, j II PuEh, aud the latter,
hearing no vhistle, drove upon the track.
Mr.. Pugh discovered the approaching
train in time to save m5elf, but too lste
to give effective warning to his friend.
Atwell's horse was cut loose from the
wagon, escaping unhurt, the vehicle
dashed to pieces, and Atwell himself
thrown high in the air, to fall lifsless ak
feet from the track. Atwell leaves wife
and two small children. His only fatal
wound was in the forehead. William Il
Redmll OF Wilmington, who had charge
of the engine, says that the usual signal
was blown. The crossing is regarded as
q very dangerous one.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-08-30
Stocks in New YORK.

NEW YORK, Aug 20. - noon = Stocks,
lower money, 2s2h Virginia IS, :. SO
bud Missouri os, 100 Canton Co.,
52% New York Central 4 Hudson
lldS; Erie. 2914; Adams, 1879 Michigan
Central, 81 Lake Shore. lOgs4 Illinois
10 Fort wavne, 1871; Western Union,
1914 Wabash, 1914 New Jersey Central, SO5s ;
Ontario and Western 20H.
Closing Quotations.
The O'Clock bids OF the New York stock
market to-day, received over the private wire
Sixth and Market streets, were rs follows
~. Y, Central a Hudson, ll4ss Erie, 2SJs
Lake shore, 90Ss o. q N. Western
pNGglo Mali, Slss; Western Union Telegraph,
76IS Milwaukee q st. Paul, Com, 1907
Canada Southern, 5011; Michigan Gent, sil
linton Pacific, SIX; Central Pacific, 641s
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-08-30
MARKET QUOTATIONS.


rroiuce markets corrected daily by Smeltx
Il Oh, Wholesale continuation merchants, No.
IL Fast Fourth street sud brea6-tutis by The
NtllisiD l.,,s 4 sOn do
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-08-30

Associated Press Dispatch by special Wires
BALTIMoRE, Aug. 29.-Cotton, middling
uplands, l0Hc.
Flour, steady, quiet: Howard street and West
ern supertne. s.. 21a3 e1 ira $4a5do family
80 2ja6 city mills, suportine, S3.25a3.75 do.
extra Siab.50 do Rio brands, S6a6 25; Patapsco
family, s6.15; do. superlRtive patent, s7.5O.
Wheat, Southern, easy; Western, steady and
inactive; Southern red, 81 .l2al.l5 do. amber,
l.i4al.lS; No. Maryland, yl.lSjAal.l9; No.
Western winter red spot and August, SIZE
bid, September, sl.ljHal. l52s ; October, 81. is
al.lSl4; November, 81. 204 bid.
Corn, Southern dull Western, dull ;South.
ern white, 6Oa62c.; do. yellow, G2a6ic,; Western
mixed spot, 6laBlAc.; September, BJl5a605sc.
November, 6Os4c. asked; january, toe. asked
steamer, Sic bid.
Oats, steady, with fair inquiry; Southern,
'i.la'iSc.; Western white, 36a:jSc.; do. mixed
SiaS5c.; Pennsylvania, 35a}Sc.
Rye, quiet, 65ab7c.
Hay, Glow and easy prime tn choice Pen
nsylVsdia and MARYLAND, sl350al5.
Provisions, steady; mess pork $500 hulk
meats shoulders and clear RIB Sides packed
's-,t5c.; bacon, shoulders S4c.; clear RIB sides
Nc hams. l514al64c.
Lard, refined, lUM'c.
Dutter, steady for good; Western packed
>tidc; creamery, lSa25C.
Eggs, easy zoe.
Petroleum, nominal refined, 79SaI &c.
Coffee. qnlet and firm; Rio cargues, ordinary
| 20 iar. S}Ia'3lG
Sugar, quiet A soft, SEC.
Copper radned, quiet; lli4al4Ho.
whisky, quiet and steady; Sl.lSal.lSM.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-08-30
Philadelpnia stoekn.


A'BOciated Fress DISPATCH by Special Wires
PHILADELPHIA. Aug, duh
an steady; Philadelphia 4 Erie, IN Read
80; pu:ted Co.'s of. N. j., 1871 ; Northern
Pacific, sSH do. preferred, 72s4 Northern
Central, biA Lehigh Navigation, s3H; Nor
ristown, lt9; Central Transportation, 49,;
Buffalo, New York q Phila., 1875 =; Little
ScAuylkilI 81,