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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-17

near Sharpley's School house on
THURSDAY, JANUARY I'D 1880
at /. O'Clock noon,
H.. -four head of horses, two colts,
Ar coming } years old, the other
coming year old, both of good stock;
ten head Of milk COWS, one fat ., Sussu
BAH one tat hog, three shoat AlsNS
DIGS, farm wagon, jump scat N--R-
carriage, dearborn trottiuB wnRon,
carts. | sleigh, ! NOV ing machine. horse
rake, grain IAN nearly new. ploNa, hnr-
rows, caltivatois my fork ana rope,
beams, peas, crpsscut saw nearly new,
maui and wedges sh 3vuls. spades, forks,
nNes, 10! % tools. wlievlbHryow, harness.
/ set %; double la tuess, heavy. l set OF
double harness. light, sets single har-
mess, cart harness ! SET of lead harness,
collars, BRIDES, halters, dairy fixtures
such aS milk chuius, scrt ing cans, buck
cts, pans, etc. About ~ pAir Of chickens,
also turkeys ANA guincHs liny by the
tOa uud potatoes by the bashpl, House
mold and kitchen furniture. consisting
Of beds, bedsteHds and bedding, chairs
carpets, good centre table. extension
table. hanging and other lamps, | bu
rcau and wash stands, ! walnut desk,
pair brass andirous and many articles
not herein men toned.
Conditions OF sale are as follows
nll snuis S!b or uuder .rnsh; all sums
VIII be gwen by purchaser giving bank
ablc note with an approved tndolser.
WM, H. ElnD, administrator.
l.. W Stdham 4 son. nucts.
l-ll-itd stu w-s-ltws
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-17

THE BRAKES lad betlel be put down
. little harder on the Eighth STREE
electric cara. Il looks very nice 10 s.s
them sweep aloha 40 fsst, but IL is dan
gerous. Thers have been no accidents
yet, but there may he some ve.y soon.
They always come Unexpectedly.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-17

MoHTAN. has only ,hiliy siy lays
1eii in which 10 Trangle Over her Ley
islatuIe, and then she can rrt cetl ID
elect new one This viii perhaps
b. the better solution OF the knoqy
problem.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-17

l. public sale Vt the stables OF the sub
mmgton, bel. on SATURDAY, January
IL, ls5O, ut u O'Clock m, forty head of
young Iowa aud Missouri horses
land2 Fair of sofrel horses, coming
; years old. Ii hands high. weighed over
800 pounds when bought In The West;
this par OF horses are big bone, we'll
made, extra good feet, close to the
ground; fora draft team We never had
any like them, Any gentlemen wanting
something for brewery wagon OF to do
heavy work would do well u soc them
Band l. Pair OF brown horses, coming
years old. ID hands high, weigh 2sG0
pounds good loec, good action: VIII
make an extra fire team or Heavy draft
team
5andG, Pair bright bay horscs com
ing years old, hall brothers; one II /.
other 10 hands high. drive and lct alike,
weigh 1910 pounds. these horses have lots
OF style; Tor tnmlly or business teams
can't br beat,
I Brown horse, D years uid, 10 hands
higll, weishs lauO pounds, extra good
| wuther and VIII make II inc draft hot Sc,
=, Brown Warc, G yeats Old lb't hands
high, weighs 1870 pounds huslots ef bone
good lcet and big gated good mare.
SAND 10, Pair strawberry roam horses,
| hands high, woi.h 800 pounds. drive
| and act alike; these horses have good
long ncFksand have lots ot style. good
ihnne anu tuii, ana We think can road ten
miles per hour with ease.
II, DARK gray horse, years old, lh4
hands hish, Weighs 1863 pounds; whl
make good business OF family horse.
~ Bay horse, years old smooth
made ihs. hand- high, weighs HOO pounds
hne shape and good actor.
70. ouIu gray horse, coming o years
Old, lb'4 hands high. weighs 1900 pounas,
smooth made. well proportioned and IN
Il. Gray MARI, years old, l51. hands
high, weighs llsj pounds, smooth made,
ven By. a lady,
los. hands high, weighs ll51 ponds,
| un i'1 "sl sihSle ana mas R"od way OF
Il e'nl.c. ,,o,se ,vsar. ,,a l,s. ha,.d.
actor; tins Is . let black horse and Il nne
one, but thin o, flesh.
ht,,t 800 iie' w i',
| ns "sF y "p p""nus' ~ '".S ~
oo.'. Houu ieet anu 40" uo"h "'ie
H. Black horse, years old, ld hands
high. weighs l2to pounds. smooth made,
49, BAY norsr. !. wears Oh. To-. @hnnds
hsh, Weighs w pounds, Well broke sin,
slc, can fuad tah miles an hour ana IN
70. Black hoi,e, years old. 10y, hands
act ION and "A rrrnt dryer
q, Haynare, 7y.sr.ols. IS hand, high.
one .antInr I, ss,,a ur noh NAN. vii id va
lo SCI tnis mare ',' 49, '"' ~
| III lei ii, u borsr sye.r> MD ia h,nd.
nsi, vel, Il. Isl, u"ini. win lot. IL A.
ton VII ias.s s6od ,tor- or ou.n.s.hotse.
him. s,iyhs NJ ,,.'n,5 NJ an III 49,
h"r.. il Ma ~ nv, 20 :" M p"''o''
q. Nav Dor,. years cil, 49,. hands
igh, v.ishs lIsi poltnds wriI broke .,D Al. .
win csc. nttop ~ ne T., M III. d. -,
nice hrr.. - Wy
-. nv hsrse, coming years Old. 10
| baud. hIvt weighs I.f1 nuuuhs. /. Zngt Ia a !.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-17

IrIsa terrible ,h.fg to give out 10
Republicans tax rsc+ pt N "blocts Of
I'VE, but how about the 5,hsr fellows
who get them u blocks Of one nun
dred2
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-17

THE sincere asmp.thy expressed Tor
Secretary Blaine in us affection does
bot come IRON Republicans alone
Both parties level np in the presence
Of death.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-17
l)UBLlC SALE.

WIN sell % public sale at the y. +.
corner OF Eleventh aud orange SITS. OF,
ksDAY. January 2l-t, 1890,
at 10 clock, n IN,
the entire stoci, Of groceries. including
teas, coffee-, canned goods spices, mo-
lHs.cs, vinegar, ctc. Also the store
fixtures, among witch nre | nice show
case, 2bras- scales, | coffee mill, ice
box, 2mousscs cans, nice coal oil
can, meat block, tools, etc. The stock
all be SOLD TO close the bu-uiE-s.
l.lG4t Jos. l.. CARPENTER, JR.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-17

TIC Baltimore X Ohio RAILROAD oiitra
fre ttiDNius Inducements To purchaser,
"A Ncstefn fiekeis-Chespor kstes
F.sttF Lane, Fewer C4ausss-.tS Any
=eau-fst0ug lMe, No ezra lAre i,r iast
5,ae. t'I5tsru-5Ii I fines sleeping and PAR
lur cars GA a. lr4iul.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-17

The contest between the pTeant
cold strap aud the grip" Will m
watched with considerable interest,
and with sincere desire that the
''grip" will be srippsd 70 death.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-17
G. WORRELL,
FIT h and ShipIey SITS
We have a very large
stock OF
Blankets and

The unusual weather has
made them sell too slow.
They must be closed on,
this month. only one way to
do this. make the price 80
attractive that it will create
buyers. From the rnest
down to the cheapest cotton
in comfor,ables; from the
best California to the che ap
eastern mas es ia blankets.
ALI Are Priced to Sell
Now.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-17

IT LOOKS as II there will be no ,rou
bic for Allison to gel back 10 The Senate
from Iowa.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-17

The Legislature o. Stst Vfsinls IA
busy nov etuhting ert Gepersl Goa,
who Was elected tvgriuoF Of the
Slate.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-17
PUBLIC SALES

OF all Kinds In city and country calle at short
notice on reasonable terms hy
W. A, III KILL. surt.
Residence! Eleventh aud Orange els, i-it-im
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT
private tale At ms King street Sec
ord hoOr Lasts
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-17
Are You Thinking

Of having a new Full Dress
Suit made1 This is just
the right time, and Sixth
and Market is the place.
We have all the popular
goods and can give you as
good work and trimmings
as any one and can make
especially low prices owing
to the OF season. If there
is anything in the Cloth
ing line which you are
thinking about come in
and see just what goods
We have and how amazing
ly low we are willing
to make the prices. as we
want to reduce stock all
we possibly can to make
room for the new goods
which are beginning to ar
rive.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-17

HaylnE ,old NV farm, will sell 4 NIB.
/; SAC, va ieunsh9rolgh I vg.ltp Cue,4
Ter upaty IA, "u The 10 Ituilus rom
Fsir,lits 10 hRdd's Ford, ont-hAtl lJftl ~
Gf iAlrviilr. -
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-17
Pictures ard Eas els.

To-day we start a merry
racket among Picture
Frames, Essels and the
Tx. TIE price olipre d
shines have mostly been
ont on tables where you
can see them at a glance
When YOU pitch upon any
thing that suits, ne&r mind
the plice-ta2, what's 10 pay
will lie TOO Insignificant to
worry you.
500 a,totypss o. many interesting sub
jects, -l4e l9E2i n. hes, IN decorated
oak FE,nr5, With foe quality glass,
iaduced from s. tas2.
Great variety OF Cap.ret FhOtog graph
Frames, At 81 10 Si-thisG anu hali
OF former prices.
FaLe Photographs Of wide range Of
tntie4ts. New l50Gs. 5jc 10 s.. 81
-ahodt hali prIcts.
Ease ia oak. cherry. and oihGr woods
usually sold a. S. 70 I'll 81 80.
E9stls With ioldiag rarss aud ple.ugt.
IRE marked down 10 t.,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-17

=iu-z.s5 ='l..= Frl4ay, Ja5a7, e9e.
NINE ('tEN TIL DAY.
saaI'ary Serial Sale

: ecu things re ali
o Y die store. Sm= we
haze told you OF new ones
d led 10 tie list to-day.
They are the few. The
n,aa' are slippiug out with
cut a W I'd a the pagers.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-17
Down Quits.

Dantiest of all the warm
bed coverings. No weight
that burdens. And We p VI
them within reach Of almoss
everybody: .z..
Down Quilts, with handsome ssteen
coysr.. muslin iutcriiHed so The down
will not shed. ti7a from s6-Gh6
feet square.
Down Quits, English tmk.r-red Gov
er', g. 5J ttont5 -GIG iott square.
Twelve line Engiish
Quilts, each a striking ex-
ehpiiicatlon OF the highes
development OF K ensing tor
Art, shall go at a third
under regular price
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-17
wANAM AK Els3


81. 80 kind for 81 so
Pocketbooks, some with real silver
corners, In various feathers. Most Of
them arc made from one piece, finest
manufactured
81 kind for $225
IA kind iof S., SO
% kind for 1913
With white metal corners, 81. IS from
SO.
Real Seal Books, without corners, were
$l,l0, now Toe.
Fancy imported leather, without cor
rers. were &l,2D. now 7j,.
Heavy Ceshide Seal, without corners,
were 75c, now SOC.
Fine Real Seal Hand Bag, wsis 81,
ttnyy x3-
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-17
Hair Brushes.

Every one warranted al. trlstles, quar-
ter to ball on:
8 rows brs,les, 20c
il rows bTistles. 80
II rows Russla Bristles, f5c
- lows Russia Bristlts. 6Jc
8 rows brsties, solid back, ACC
II rows nf!stl-s, solid back, b0c
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-17
WiCksr Furniture.

Always wa!come where
lighiness and strength with
beauty are appreciated.
Choice styles.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-02

part thereof. and provided that viola
ton of this restriction should forfeit
the right to acquire title to any of SAID
lands.
IN the case referred to 1t was held tas
against one of the parties alleging a set
Element right, that 10 permission
or license TO be within saic
! territory, by virtue of special employ
ment therein, could be granted as
against the express terms of the statute,
or used to defeat the equal operation
thereof and the rights OF others there
under: and that one who is permissibly
within eaid territory prior to the opening
thereof aud seeks TO take advantage of
his presence therein, 'enters and ocou-
pies the same in violation OF the stat
ute, aud is accordingly disqualified to
enter auy OF said lands or acquire any
right thereto.
From these examples of the many i'm
portant cases coming before the secrs-
tary for adjudication it will be perceived
that his daily duties as @ judge are
among the most difficult and laborious he
mas to perform. Il is true that ns has
the valuable aid OF the assistant attor-
ney-general assigned to the department
and of the first assistant secretary on
these appeals, each of whom now in
office have brought to the task eminent
ability and the greatest industry; but,
nevertheless, the case must always be
studied, the opinion approved in sub
stance and expression, and the judgment
corrected or altered if found necessary,
and not infrequsntly the whole labor of
hearing, digesting, deciding and writ
ing falls upon the secretary alone.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-02
Public Lands.

The vacant lands of the United States
exclusive OF those in Alaska, at present
extend over $50 ,26l 1861 acres, OF which
2S2 ,772 ,439 are already surveyed.
Alaska contains 577 $50 square miles
or 1863, 529. 500 acres. of which not more
than 1000 Hcres have been entered. The
aggregate reaches 955, 746 ,+Gl acres.
The lauds patented to states, for edu-
cation, internal Improvements, and
public buildings have exceeded 900 per
cent over the previous year, amounting
IN 1890 to $50 1913 acres.
The patents issued for the year ending
June 80, 1890, numbered il ,247, as
agains, 20, l4l tine preceding year, or an
increase for the last year in patents of
A LOG, and IN land OF 1886 800 acres,
the patents for 1890 covering Is ,759, $40
acres; those for 1889, IL 222 $50.
The railroads have received patents for
81. 1888. 81 acres less than last year; 1868,
S62. 10 for 1890 against 425, 046. OF in
1889, of which 26l. 1891 acres were in
Minnesota, and the remainder in Iowa,
Louisiana, and Wisconsin.
FORESTS.
The most valuable timber on the public
lands is being rapidly exhausted, aud the
several laws now in force ere wholly in
adequate TO prevent the public forests
from Illegal appropriation or TO protect
the interests OF The settlers who may
need 10 Use them iii the development of
the country. Additional legislation is
recommended 10 prevent illegal depre-
dalton.
TOWN SITE OF KINGFISuER VS., WOOD
ct Al
The opening OF Oklahoma 10 settlement
and entry has brought before the de-
partmeut number of interesting and
serious questions for determination, and
among the most important is tina. pre-
scented by the case Of the Town-site OF
Kingtisher VS.. Wood ct nj. The provis-
ions of the act March ., 1889 opening
these lands TO settlement and entry pro-
hibited in express terms any one from
said territory prior 10 the hour
fixed 10y the presidents proclamation
with TIE intention OF settlement on INV
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-02

Rev. F, NJ. Shrout, Pastor United Brethren
Church, Blue Mound, Kan. says ;xS''I feel
my duty to tell what wonders D.,SKiRg's New
Discovery has done for me. NJ Lungs were
coa!d 1--we oaly few wee ,s5Sgtook FIVE bottles
of Or. KingfK&Cw Dsc9aSE ano am sound and
we'll. gaining 26&s. in &$SEht.'
Arthur Love, &fVI,Se&r Loves Funny Folks
Combination. wris2s' After a Thorough trial
aud convincing sxs6F4es, I am confident DR..
hing's New D sfesery4b4 Consumption, beats
EN- Gil, aud Sx6ss when <.sl ytEirs else fails.
The greats5 &gkindncss Veg do my many
thousand e3Snd7 is 70 urEe taem to try it.
Free trixfbottieS at L. Gratumer's Dug
Store. Regular sizes SIC. and 81. %
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-02
MOBILES REPORT.
The Public Domain Disposed OF the Past
Year-Ukiahoma Contests.
Progress Made in Dealing With tha Indians for
Their Surplus IanGs-A Problem That
Il Rapidly Solving.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 3o.-Secresary
Noble III his annual report summarize
the work of the department Of the int
rior for the past year and exhibits to
some degree the great responsibility de-
volving upon the secretary.
From the public domain new terri
,ory has been formed and organized;
former territories have advanced TO
ssssssssseur, admitted to the Union last
gar, h69 obtained full representa-
sftoE in bsSh houses of congress; and two
ll4isfe. admitted this year, have elected
p h sfsahtate officers aud are about to
Choose their national representatives. No
Small puTt OF the satisfaction and good
feeling of the people of the states of
Washington, Montana, North Dakota,
South Duk0ia, Idaho and Wyoming, eX-
bibited at their most recent elections. Is
known 10 be due To the liberal and just
execution of the land laws, the pension
lave and the sympathetic interest of the
officers of the general government in the
rights aud welfare OF the Western set
tiers.
IS territorial organizations have
changed into permanent state govern
ments, so 'Oklahoma has become a
territory by act OF congress approved
May I, 1890, and is shown by the census
OF 1890 TO have over 80 900 Inhabitants.
And again, while this territory has
bce.i forming great additions from the
Indian reservations have been made 10
the public domain soon to he opened to
settlement. The various Indian COM
missions have made agreements. Gow
awaiting congressional action, with Diff
ferent tribes Tor many millions of acres.
This formative period is one of intense
interest not only to our law-makers and
constitutional rulers, but to our whole
people, rs they view the present aud
prospective great iDcTeaee of states over
which the national constitution continues
to expand, and this period will here
after, it ia believed. be found 10
have been one during which the
Republics vitality and stability were
very severely tested. The line OF states is
now, however, continuous across the
continent aud from Canada to Mexico,
and get no weakness III government has
been found TO arise from the distance at
which its power must be exercised;
while the increase of the population over !
which it prevails tends ouly to make it |
stronger and more permanent.
The business of the different bureaus,
Institutions, territories. aud reservations |
are dealt with i'll detail.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-02
BR0THERS-lN-LAW.
An aIair Which Reunited In Fsllrw Getting
Pepperpd With Squirrel shot.
special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
NACAGDoCHEs, TEX, Nov. 50.-Yes-
terday evening shooting scrape took
place about five miles Goutheast from
!own between John Sanderson and Al
pert Weedln, in which the latter gave
ne former the contents OF
1ue barrel OF shotgun loaded
with squirrel-sho Both parties
are white men ani are brotbers-in-law.
The facts are about as follows: Yester-
lay morning Constable William Burrows
arrested SHndeFsol on u charge of as
IauIt TO rape on Weediu 8 unmarried sis
Ter ana SauGersou sister. law. San
1yrsou was brought TO town and was
placed under bond to make HE appear
Anre before the criminal court. After
giving bond SauderSon proceeded TO
Wredin' IS house In company with two or
three of his Gsrderscn ~ friends. As
ne rode up tpStee house Weedin saluted
rs above rBeutioued. Weedin has not
Aeesa nrrestnA at tbis writing
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-02

LONDON, Nov. 3O.-Mrs. O'Shea Is at
Brighton with her four daughters, and
Parneli Was with her there during the
parliamentary recess. Parnell returned
10 Brighton after the trial OF the O'Shea
divorce case before she Left there on Fri
day and expected to 20 to Cork to-day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-02

The ano Improvement Furnace
s3OOOOOO and its
tam the "Oto' nine
the "Alen iron and the Eppson"
Waco
Ilano, work. S grapidyp
The n Improvement and Furnace Development
$4,000 hels being
The building Of &C. in time for quick completion after
wi
The will
anden terpraes
$1,000 600
Terms and full
Company Dallas I
blocks
and application
The undersigned will
public them show and
develop
+. b. MALONE, S.
Vcfresoent Aandanager ano Texas Secretary Lano,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-09-06

Southern dull and weak; Fultz, 91G9sc: Long
berry, s3lthSc: western weak, No. winter red
on spot and september s5a1c. Corn-Southern
dull dull Wits 'S''''' S''i0" '''sS''e' western
ST. LOUIS. Sept s. - Flour dull and easy;
choice g 1904 10; fancy 81 25CG4 90; patent
cash 97S4G19914c; October delivery 81 O014
bid; December delivery 81 O2ls0i O2l4 May de-
livery 81 O754 asked. Corn steady; No. ? cash
44S46ai5c: October delivery 4flfc nominal
December delivery 44lac nominal: November
delivery 44ISc bid; Nav delivery doc bid Oats
closed about yesterdays latest figures; No. ?
red. cash. S2S4@eSSh; September delivery s3$sc
bid; October delivery 33I &C bid; Nav delivery
asa 0D3sssc bid. Provisons-Pork $40 so. Lard,
prime steam, s. S7ltc. Dry salt meats and bacon
steady; shoulders six longs S. 50GD5 55 ribs
shoulders S6 IS; long and clear ribs s. IS;
short clears So S71S616 90; bacon quiet; boxed
lots, old shoulders 50 %; longs IS O506 10;
clear ribs 81 1905 10; short clears So ESQ
%. Whisky steady at 81 IL
NEW ORLEANS. Sept D. - Coffee steady;
Rio cargoes ordinary to fair iO3A113 Sugar
strong; louisiana open kettle, FULLY fair 10
prime, 5lsc; fair TO good fair 4Skc; centrifu
gals choice white 5esG155sc; of white, SIS 53{c;
prime yellow clarified ll-l6c; choice vel
low clarified 57sc. Moasses strong; centrifugal,
ialr. at isO2Oc; common to good common,
logo l4c' inferior ii0l2c.
CISoNSATI, Sept 5.-Flour. demand moder-
ate; family 50 9044 p; fancy 81 65Go4 %.
Wheat lower; No. red, 99c@Sl O11S. Corn
4
mixed S7160SSISc Provisions - Pork firm:
family mess at $40 IS. Lard firm at SO 90. Bulk
meats firm; short ribs, loose, s. 50; bacon
steady short clear 80 IS, Hogs in good demand
and strong; common and light SO 506n4 40;
packing and butchers 81 2594 CO. Whisky
active and firm at 81 49,
NAVAL STORES
NEw YORK, Sept 5, noon Spirits turpentlne
dull aud weak at S91SG0i0c. Rosin dull but
steady at 81 l0311 IS
500 p. m.-Rosln steady and quiet; strained
common TO good 81 4Olol IS. Turpentine
dull and nominal at S914 @g59Slc.
CHARLESTON, Sept. 5.-Sprits turpentine firm
at s6c Rosin quiet; good strained
WILMINGTON. Sept. o. Spirits turpentine
dull at 36c. Rosin quiet; strained 90c: good
strained at 95c. Tar firm at 81 60. Crude
turpentine dull; hard 81 20; yellow dip So 90;
virgin 81 co.
New Yo7K. Sept. 5.-Rice firm and and in
good demand; domestic fair to extra 5lSGD696c
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 5,-Rice firm.
PgrgOtrrw
New YoaK, Sept 5-Petroleum market
opened firm, but after first sales the market
sagged OFF and became dull remaining so until
the close. Pennsylvania oil opened at S25kc
highest S3c, lowest s2l4c. closing at seize; DC
tober options opened at Sac. highest s4i4c
lowest Sac, closing at Sic. Lima oil opened
at 34c, highest 3i9lc, lowest 33s4c closing at
33Ac.