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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-09-06

william Dean Sells n Number of
LOts-PecuIiar Conditions.

william Dean Sells Number of
LOts-Peculiar Conditions.
Special Dispatch to state journal.
NEWARK, Sept. 3.-William Dean sold
number Of lots to day at public sale,
situated east Of Chapel street and south
OF the Delaware City Il Pomeroy railroad.
The sale was largely attended and
the bidding was fair. The follow
ing peculiar conditions were read
before the sale entitled, Covenants in
the deed made to the purchaser ="
First-The purchaser would not be
permitted to put up any thing but a brick
or stone house on the land.
Second-No purchaser could deface or
ipjure the lots bought by digging out or
removing the soil to any depth in order
to protect other owners.
Third-The purchaser must not sell
the land to any railroad or other corpora a.
ton for the purpose of building rail-
road, highway or public street; aud
that in case of breach of any of the
covenants the contract would be an
nulled and the property reverted to Mr..
Dean, the seller.
fnllowino ia the reau1t of thu sala.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-09-06

W. S. Bullock is building TOR the Wee
cacoe Steam Fire Engine Company of this
city new hose cart. 1t ia now nearly
completed and it will first appear on the
street in the parade next Monday in
honor Of the Liberty Fire Company's visit.
Tue cart will eat TOUR men and it will be
drawn by oGe horse. The woodwork
which is teiug dune by Caleb Watson is
all Of tue hest oak. The mechanical part
is the work of Edward Hall, while the
painting, which is mostly red and OF
handsome designs, ia being done by John
W. Porter. The cart will be oompleted
on. Friday evening. The whole cost of
building it will amount to $3.50.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-09-06
An Escaped Convict Capturod.

joe Cook, colored, one of the party who
recently escaped from Kent county Jail,
Dover, was recaptured by detective In
Philsdelphia yesterday. He was brought
to this city by Chief of Police Hawkins
last evening, and will be taken to Dover
by Sheriff Martin this. afternoon. Cook
was in custody for larceny when he made
his escape, at the same time as Bob Allen
and his gang. ...
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-09-06
Smiths Body Recovered.

The body OF John C. Smith of this
city, who was drowned near the mouth
Of Leipsic creek last Thursday, was found
by Captain Thomas Shropshire in ditch
about three miles from where the drown
Ing occurred on Monday morning. The
remains were recognizable, although
somewhat eaten by fish. They will be
buried in the Wilmington and Brandy
wine cemetery at 2 o'clock this afternoon
by Undertaken Palmer.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-09-06
THE I'EICH M4RK E7S.

Furnished daily to EVERY EVENING by
G. FuRMAN & Co., produce commission
merchants, 10, so and So West Wasting
ton market, New York City.
Special Dispatch to Every evening.
New YoRK, Sept 5.--Peaches sold this
morning at the following prices:
Plain per basket. .5Oa 60
Extras, per basket. .............. .S5a1.UO
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-09-06
Daisota's Convention.

Associated rress DisI stch 10y spen,ai wires.
sIoUX FALLS, OAK, Sept. 5.-The dele.
gates to the constitutional convention
assembled at noon yesterday. The meet.
ing was called to order by John h. GAM.
bic of Yankton. The 40 counties situated
below the 4Gth parallel of latitude were
represented by ~ delegates, out of l5C
provided for in the call. Judge ]. p
Kidder of the Supreme Court, admins
tered the oath to the delegates. A. c.
Maltitt OF Watertown was chosen TEN.
porary chairman, and c. Il. Winsor o.
Sioux Falls, secretary. The committees
were appointed.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-09-06
baltimore & PHILADELpHIA RAIL
CHANCE OF rouRs.

CHANCE OF EOuRs.
On and AFTER n 10Th, 1889, trains will run ID
follows.
Leave wilmington, 7.o5 900 y. M; 6.so n. M
Arrive At LanlenOerg, 300 q. IN; 400 noon,
$40 PEN.
suhdays-Leavs wilmington, 1880 a. H., 600
IN.
krtive At l.andehbtrg, 1l.4D .. m, no pm
Leave Landowners $50 a. ~, l9.50 y. M
Arrive ut " imiugtOn, 500 g M. 2l5 y. N.
SUNDAYS Leave Landenuefg, $50 .. M, Si4.30
., III.
Arrive at Wilmington, BIO a. ~, BIOL m.
u. CONN ELL, Superintendent.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-09-06
Post Office AnpOinImnnf.

Postmaster swiggett has appointed W.
". Simpson to c'erkship IN the post
oili"e in plaza Of ]. Maxwell oJheltree,
retired by reason OF sickness. Mr. Simpson
began bis duties TO day. He is said to be
an excellent clerk and was recommended
by number Of prominent business men.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-09-06
TILE q. 4. ".
sInyih Post at Bavre dc Grace-A
Big Day at Camp Beatb-

Big Day at Camp Beatb-
Special Dispatch to state journal.
HAvRE DE GRACE, MD Sept. 5.-Smy h
Post No. l, G. A. R., Of Wilmington, ar
rived here al $40 a. m, to-day, to join
In the Grand Army encampment near
davre de Grace. The post took its place
in line OF 1000 veterans about 10
o'clock, and at 1910 the column began
to move toward Camp Beath with Colonel
Rodgers of Hartford county, in comma d.
hotels and other buildings in the ity
are gay with bunting and other dec "a
tions, aud considerable enthusiasm re-
walls. The crowd at the camp this alter
noon will be- immense. Several di. tin
suishei men are present.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-09-06

MIR. Bayard to Open the voiksfest.
Senator Bsyard has accepted an invita-
ton to deliver the opening address at the
German Volksfest, which commences
September 18th, and is TO be held at
Schuetzen Park, for the benefit Of the
Decentralization school.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-09-06

1t seems that msokerel just caught
at Stoningtou, Conn, has cast up a
diamond valued at $500. II we were the
fortunate owner OF that fish we would
keep him sick at the stomach If We had
to hold him with both hands and pour it
down his throat.-Rockeste Post. Express.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-09-06
MILFORD.

Special Correspondence OF state journal.
MILFORD, Aug. 30.-About II o'clock
last night our town was aroused by a
flaming fire raging in the stables of the
late w. N. W. Dorsey, which was ex-
tinguished after tearing away outbuild-
ings and fencing generally. When it
WAS thought all was safe a second fire
WAS discovered by the special police, in
Major Loilsnd's cook house. II was put
out by tue specials. Had 1t not been the
north side OF the town would have been
in ashes this morning.
MILFORD, Sept. 5.--The Metbod!sts are
having the old frame structure, known as
the Collins property, at the corner of
Front street and Railroad avenues, torn
away preparatory to the erection of a
parsonage. In the old building were
found many old and ourious-lookiDg
things, among which was petition Of
date 1875 for = road from Milford bridge
to Blacks mill, now Marshall's mill, and
where south Milford now is. The hand
writing was excellent, far exceeding most
OF the writing of the present day.
There will bs launch in Reville &
Simpler's ship yard this week.
The public schools on the North Side,
opened on Monday last, with rs pupils.
Guy Kendall is putting up immense
quantities of tomatoes, and Schoenberg &
Co., are running full force on peaches
and tomatoes.
The Bsptists are about giving the Rev.
Mr.. Entwistle of Austinville, Bradford
county, Pa, an invitation to preach for
them with view to call to the pasto-
rate of the church. The town authori-
ties have authorized the paving of Wal
nut street north of Second, and 1t ia
thought 1t will be completed in from 10
to Is days.
Money sold at the building and loan
meeting last night from lilo of per cent.
to 81 per cent.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-09-06

The gloomy fears, the despnnding views, the
weaTiuess of soul that many CON plan OF,
would often disappear were the blood made
pure and healthy before reaching the delicate
vessels of the brain. Ayers Sarsaparillg
putities and vltalizes ile blood; and thus con-
dnces 70 heath Of body and sanity of m,nd.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-09-06
DFatha.

DICKEI.- 0n August 31st, Frank Dckey, son OF
benjamin W. and Martha Jane Dickey, aged "A
years.
!HLD.-At Tusculum, on August s1st, Margaret
M, wife OF Colonel Thomas Y. Field, U. 5. NJ.
Corps, and younger daughter OF the late Hugh
Elliot Of Philadelphia.
Low BER.-At Newark, on the 2Sth inst, Dr.
Alexander Lowber,
@ATTHEWS.-on August Both, Maggie infant
daughter of Michael and Maggie Matthews, aged
month. -
sEAPLE.-on August 29th, Mrs. Alkaline ID.
semple, aged As years.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-09-06

Diamond State Super Phosphate and
Diamond State Soluble Bone ere probably
the most popular fertilizers manufac.
lured for wheat. In quality, mechanical
and drilling condition, they cannot be
surpassed.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-09-06

of Elliott, johnson q Co., stock brokers at
Sixth and Market streets, were s follows
NJ. Y. Central 81 Hudbon, ll6h Erie, 3lM
E.ske shorr l025s q. ~. WestaTr
P Ps@c y issE . INV rss si nHiSn esgfsps
79js Milwaukee, q st. Paul, Uom., 1857
Canada southern 65sss, Mionigan Cent, Si5s;
linton pscihc. o35s; Central Pacitic, Is ;
Texas Pacific, 2StA Sew Jersey Central so {;
Delaware. LackHwanna Western. l2l1s
Delaware 4 Hudson. 1865 Wabash, st. L. 4
r, COM, 2O54; Wabash, 81. L. d r., preferred,
e. c. N' ~ l. &c G.. *; Ohio Central, q /:
Missouri, Kansas d Texas 2sss; Manhattan
1925 Denver & Rio Grande; 26 !; Nash.
St. Joseph Common; 40 Preferred S29{ ;
Pennsylvania, 671s; Phila. 4 Reading,
f 3 rshgh su Haey pttsI Lshsh w Hsga
Northern Central, "a; Northern paclnc
com. 4lh Northern Pacific preferred, 7hs4
Jacksonville. l24;. huntington 4 Broad Top
preferred, % /; Rochester Pittsburg, l6t5
N. Y, Chicago Il st. Louis com. y =; N. Y.
Chicapo Il st. Louis preferred, IS; market,
steady.
Cattle MarEe cts.
STOCK YARDS, WEST PHILA DELPHIA, Sept.
Seattle, active; receipts, $500; prime, 6sSa
SIC good, 555a6Ac.; medium, 64a5S &C.; com.
mon, a16a5c.; Texas, 41aa5l4c.
Sheep, market active; receipts, 10 900: prime
common, 254a315c culls, 2a212c; sales good.
Lambs, 3a11ac.
Hogs, sales 1000 low selling, 7l4a794.
At New York the receipts of Deevss were
! 400 head mainly for export and for city trade
direct. A few sales were made at
closing figures of yesterday, but there was not
enough business to make market Dressed
beef was about steady at 81 9hc u II, tor city
slaughtered native sides 6lsaS1ac for Texas
and Colorado do, and 71aayc for western
dressed. Shipments $50 head live cattle 2OO
head live sheep, $50 quarters of beef and $50
carcases of mutton. Sheep-Recelpts, 2,}U0
head market tirmer and higher for lamus
steady for sheep; extremes "a to Sb.25 u 100
tts Tor sheep and So to $50 for lambs. Hogs
Receipts, $500 head market extremely dull
Tor live hogs at S5.4Oa5.SO per 100 pounds.
AT Buffalo The cattle receipts were ISL hea d
and the market was steady, with fair demand
choice to extra steers at 50 85a6.l214; fair TO
good at 81. 76a5 5J; light at Si21ai.65; stockers
ut S3.75al.i5 ID. The sheep receipts were 800
head, and the market steady and unchanged
The hog receipts were 100 head, and the mar
ket duil, weak and lower; grassers and MiChi-
sans at S5a5.31; good cOrD-fed Workers at so5Oa
30 good medium and heavy at So 1Oa5 90.
At East Liberty the receipts OF cattle wfre
2,Ol4 head; market fair at yesterdays
prices. HOgs-Receipts, 400 heat; MAJ ket
dull; Philadelphias, S5.65a575; YOTkeIs, Si.Gj
a5.7j. Sheep-Receipts, 1000 head market
slow at auDut Yesterday u prices.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-09-06
Total shipments to date.

Burke Dashille, oolored OF Priacess
Anne, was ahot aud slightly wounded by
John Ellegood, also colored, at negro
camp meeting near Princes Anne on sun
day last.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-09-06

AS an evidence of the worldwide re-
putation, and the unprecedented popu-
larity,-founded upon intrinsic merit
OF the renowned conqueror OF pain, st.
Jacobs Oil, 1t may be oitei, as wonder
IN trade, that one order, recently re-
esived by its enterprising proprie,ors,
me Charles A. Vogeler Co., Baltimore,
Md, from Australia, was for 500 gross.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-09-06
MARKET QUOTATIONS..
Wilmington Mar IA ~ss.

Produce markets corrected daily by Sneits
4 Co., Wholesale commission merchants, No.
Ia East Fourth street; and Dreah-t,inr by The
William Isss a son 20.
aREA DsrUFpn1
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-09-06
T1BNNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.
ON AID AFrKR AUGUST Is, 1885.
MAIN LINZ,

TRAINS LEAVK BRDAD -Trl;gR-T STATION
80 i 'i,n : "-,o.AD ,l-'--A-i 'iA'ioN
"Ns@ {{'orE shaS G Sfas limited, OF
~, tHiitnan taaee cars. a. m
Western i.Igress s5
Hayr IL ff FSpHs s3s ~ n'a
WSt8R la RIpfes. i : n,
Eile MAIL 40 lSdit''io llApfess, ai'iY e2-
Selt oatuI1ay sl2o N
h 9 ai , a2e IN
M X E1pi ,5sJNnd lioo ~
Nh II ~ ~ 2 ~ hApiS9S' NJ $50
burg only. $40 ,. u
sn mem Nahey i.a'lroaa e70rY week
Elpfess, Va / nfhy aiai tn9+ttrt.,1,.'
dniiJ at.............,.,.,.... IL ~ N m
Hairisblfp .i org = xpr.ss T. tsi ;ii,
M fsLr I1',la; 559 sm
NOrE and Hanuyer Exprp5s. ,,,s z a. 4, a'i ~
donb S, ieiE Acroni ~ ~ IN: an
psrgespnrx lrau.......,,.. + 4. ~ 80
=. m, and 1899 y. Iu Oh suaday, 73O a. M.
pSsi Tfa Us p 5id 7l5, sls. lo15 and II.
"a 6,5. 5i5, Is G is 4 a5 "a f. W. q 10 Ana
iiI5 d. NJ, l. a55 355 b.ib SiS' ana M ii 9'i5
pm - ''''' ''-' ''u A'i'
Brtn Mfwr Trains, GlO, GAG. Til 7A5
S.i5, 80. iHl9, llAj .. m, ig+5. LIS, 2i4,
Ii5' I'm 29' ait ma 80 aai+1Y Ole, DO,
sunday, '.8l s3i, 9j, 1i,l5 a. H., i, a.4s,
S45, 5.I5. S.lS, ana lu.i5 p. m,
West Chester y sts 40 h la, 40 $40 p m. nc
SI5. 5I5' gi 74 "A 8 no u, ~ g,,,,,l,, 3 3I9
For F1a q NJ S + ,a55 " s.nses N,
S'19 p ~ 80 '.','i%uVh ll'Ao a. M, bl5
pkmaiSyiie, via Fis..ir express 7. 40 a M s,A
TE sa e' Il ~ From SsS's ME- dsy 3, ~,
n,, g. Is T95 ~ M tit.Iiv = II a ri 80 q.
MOnday From Erie EutT 10 aud NJ ilit ans oIf
100 :. IN. daily eNcslt MoatV. From Buffalo
a aay tton, losk s Sa X a1y etGept Non,
sniidav From, WaiElgs Tu1iTa KIM II iiis,inss.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-09-06
Marriagss.

MCklNNEI-MAXWEL Green Hin rar-
sonage, on ugust 10Th by the Rev. Gaylord l.
More, Nathaniel Mckinney and Christisna
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-09-06

hbSOClaDeu irohb blbpSti ny spbcidi Nuess
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 5.--A1Uur, winters
easier spring, firm; supertne sS.25a362 /:
extra, S3.75a4.25; Pennsylvania family, $500;
Ohio and Indiana, firm; s5.5Oa6 l2Ls !;
Minnesota extra, S15DaS.50; winter patent,
weak s5.25a6.S7; spring do, 50 7aaS5O.
Rye flour, 1915,
Wheat, tirMer ; No. 2 Western red Sill
No. 3 do. red, sl.l01S; No. Pennsylvania red,
yl.16; No. 2 Delaware red. ella.
Corn, firm; sail yellow, 6ic.; do. mixed 62aG3c.
No. mixed, 6)a6lc.
Oats, dull, heavy; No. white 36aa7c.; No.
white, 35aS51ac. No. do, 3ja5S1ac. No. .
mixed, 3la32c,
Rye, nominal ;65c
Timothy, weak Sl.50a1 go.
Flax, dull; Sl.40
Provisions fairly active; mess pork sli 5Oal5:
beef hams, S2B; India mess beef, $40 bacon
smoked shoulders, 7a734c; do. salt do, 6lla
61ac.; smoked hams, ike; picked hams l213a
1870.
LAID, steady city refined, 0Ma93lc.; Loose
butchers SAaS14c.; prime steam, SSS7H.
Butter, firm and good demand; Pennsylvania
and Western creamery extra, 2la22c.; Western
extra lIal5c; Western. good to choice, la
l3c.; rolls, dull, 7alOc.
Eggs, scarce, wanted Pennsylvania extra,
BE; tirsts, Dc; Western. do. 22r.; tirsts dc
Cheese, firm; New YORK full creams in
small supply; lie; Western do - ,ghc.; do. fair
to good 6aS1ac ; Pennsylvania part skins, Babe ;
do. full skms, la3c.
Petroleum, quiet, refined, 7Aa75sc.
Whisky, SLID.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-09-06

Furnished daily to EvEAY EVENING by
JONATHAN BIeELow & Co., fruit and pro-
duce commission merchants, No. % North
Market street, Boston, Mass.
Special Dispatch to Every Evening.
BgsToN, Sept. 5.-Twenty-nine car
loads arrived this morning. Prices we've
as follows with fancy fruit little higher:
Common TO good reds, per basket. .9Oal.l5
Extra red per basket Si.25
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-09-06
Wilmington Clothing 5trnse.
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.

OftlCE OF TIE
WIN CLOTHING House,
FOURTH AND MARKET STs.
We have many bargains
TO offer our patronsin every
department until Sept. 18th.
We wish to dispose of allodd
suits-will make a price that
cannot be resisted if you
need Il 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 & CO
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-09-06
l6. 20 s. 10 1l.3
EFaF,Azrg 1srr ~


Leave Reading. 100 a. M. $40 p. M; Birds
buto' 7.36, 400; sprugiield {. OB, 4.38; MlrwiCE
S.l9 4. m st, teteiis, 3. so a. M; Wa. nrs,
burg junction, "a 4.54. lna esville, S.ds, Dr.;
llenape N.3D, B.uj; CuG!d's Ford, "a H. Z !.
Dupont 1000 d,5s: arrive Al wilmington, iU.5h
a. M, TtUp. Ia.
For connections at Wilmington, Chafa's Ford
Lenepe, CuaIesvllie Wnyaesnlrg junction, irds-
bolo and ullng, sec time tgiilt o. an ,t.tiUl5.
j. II. 'rHp NlsON, l.. A. BoWhH
OeD'l superintendent Gen'l Pass. Agt-
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-09-06
pHILADELPBIA, WILMINGTON 4
l. BALTIMORE RAILROAD,

JUNE 4, lSpos
Trains will leave wilmington as follows:
For Philadelphia and intermediate stations 4. 40
TOD 1870, u. M: 2.3O 4.OO. 100 g.. y. nj.
lhladelphia (Exnresa) 200, 2.23, 6.3G. 7.bl
s.l5, 0.u1, $50, 81 5S 1920 IL. So q. m; L.. ~
l.5l, o. Il, 6.3S Cob, 1875 y. N.
New YORK. eco, rs, $50, 60 8.5S, 1l.55 o,
NJ; 'I2.3S, l54, go, 5.17, 6.SS, 7.e6 .. IN.
baltimore aud intermediate stations, LOB, 917
o. m, 600 D. m.
baltimore aud Bay Line, 657 p. m
Baltimore and Washington 1.Aa, 4.5I, sos, g. "a
a. M, LOO, 4 %, 90 ,, B.57, iL0f p. III. BaJi-
more only lu5 o. n, 12.2 and 900 r. m.
Trains for Delaware Division leave for.
New Castle, 600 o. 10 q. m, LOS, 800 6pb n m
Harrington and Intermediate stations, 30 ). IN.
Los, 625 D. tl.
y lmlr ana iutermediats stations, $40 a. nj,
Les p. IN. EXPRESS Tor nolmar, 4UOp. M.
SUNDAY IlgAIss.
Phllaaelnha and intermediate stations B1u O.
M, i2 noon, 6SD. $50 9.55 y. M.
i,hilfmtlnhla and New Aor6, 900 2.22 .. M,
bl7 638, 72B u M.
Baltimore and Washington, l.ae, ISL, sos, uIT
a. ~, llO4 p. NJ. Baltimore, 1u5 i. 30.
For further Information passengers arc referred
10 the time table posted at the station.
Trains marked TINS o. are limited
express upon which extra fare is
charged.
j. X. WOOD.
CHARLES z. PuGu,
General Manager
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-09-06
Philadelphia stocks.

Associated Preas Diapatch by speclal Wires
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 5--noon.-3tooks,
unsettled; Philadelphia & Erie, IL Read
ing, 25h Pennsylvania, 57's' Lehigh Valley,
81 /; United Co.'s OF N. j., l9l /; Northern
Pacific, iGh5 do. preferred, ~; Northern
Central, 81 Lehigh Navigation, a. Nor
ristown, 100 Central Transportation, 81 ;
Buffalo. New York d Phila., 1874 Little
Sohuvikill b(EH
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-09-06

Market in good shape, peaches plenti-
full, demand good, grades, Stump OF the
World ard Crswtord's Late quoted &C
follows; Retail per half peck, 35s35c.
wholesale per basket, 75c.a$l 20
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-09-06

THE PHILADELPHIA MARKET
Furnished daily to EVERY EvENiNd by
HILL & TRUAX, produce commission mvl-
chants, No. 3l3 South Front street,
Philadelphia.
Special Dispatch to Every Evening.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 5.-The peach
market is active although prices are but
little changed. The boat stock arrived
late and thus put damper on the
market. The quotations are; ...
Prime per basket. .5Oa 20
Extra per basket. ............. .75a1. 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-22
NEw-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY. JUNE q 1888

This suggests that we cannot expect larger ex-
ports than those Of last year unless we are pre-
pared to sell at lower price, or the crops
abroad prove smaller. At present the lndica-
tons are that the crops abroad will be macn
mole satisfactory than they were lastyear' III
so, prices here must rule lower, or the quantity
exported can hardly be as great. but uo-
crease in the quantity demanded for export
would add to the surplus to be carried over TO
another year. 1t must be added that these
calculations are based upon the June report OF
the Bureau of Agriculture, which was COM
monty thought more unfavorable when 1t ap-
peared than the facts warranted, and that very
helpful weather has been reported from Che
great wheat growing districts since that time
Hence it does not seem unreasonable to believe
that consumers will have moderately cheap
wheat for the next year. if the weather con-
tinues favorable until the close of the harvest
But very great changes might yet be made oy
drouth or storms.