The sun., 1898-01-16
THROUGHOUT DELAWARE.
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Clifton Roe has returned To Philadel.
phia after three weeks visit with his
mother.
Mrs. S. q. Simkins is spending q few
days in Philadelphia.
Sames Bucknlaster of Philadelphia was
in town on Wednesday.
Hilbert Cook, who died in Qaeens Anne
Nd, on Wednesday was brought here
on Thursday for burial at Barrett ~
Chapel.
The revival meeting At the ". f..
Church has closed.
The revival service at the NJ. 7. Church
il still id progress. The officials report
Of having good meeting.
George Waldman returned from his
visit in Florida and reports Of having had
a good time.
Miss Martha Burnite is visiting friends
in Wilmington.
I'encc Ca|hoon Of Missouri is the guest
Of Frank Ilardesty this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carter Of Charlotte, N,
{. are the guests Of Thomas Harrington,
this week
| Miss Francis Stevenson and sister
Grace are visiting Miss Jessie Harrington
at Pennington.
! Frank Ilartlesty was in Pliladclphia,
on Wednesday.
Miss Cora Holden ha. returned from
an extended visit with friends in Phila-
deIphia.
J. Wallace Reynolds Of Wilmington
was the guest of his sister on Thursday
and Friday Of this week.
Robert Hargatine who has been i'll for
several days il now able to be out again.
\. O'ncal has returned from Philadel-
phia.
Mrs. George T. Lester has returned to
Philadelphia after Il few weeks visit with
her parents.
W. T.. killcn and Miss Kllen is visit
ing friends in Philadelphia.
As Bunk Turner Of Magnolia was COM
ing in town on Friday afternoon his
horse started to run and piece Of har-
ness broke. He was arrested for fast
driving through town. The fine was
S23G which he paid and hitchng up his
horse drove home.
Pcnn".k Received the Contract.
The contract for the police summer
uniforms was awarded to nrnnock q Go.
at $3.50 per suit The bids on helmets
were deferred.
Commerce AMI Finance
Flour was weak, under general pres
sure to sell, and there was little doing,
iobbrrs opening onl y in small lots to sat
isty actual wants. Spot Bran was firm,
under small supplies and fair inquiry,
particularly for choice stock. IIav and
Straw were quiet and with free offerings,
of the medium and low grades,
prices favored buyers on most dcscrip-
ti"ns Refined Sugars were qnict but
steady. Provisions sold in IA jobbing wav
IN a bash Of quotations Wheat, though
without important change, was firm on
call. Thc" was "a fair export inquiry,
bllt limits were in most cases too low to
permit Of business. Corn options were
dull. but ruled firm on call. with good
foreign demand. Local ear lots were
steady, with ample Offering i'r the lin
tied demand. Oats. in car lots, were in
neagrr supp y and held at full prices, but
radc was quiet. Exporters orders were
generally Y limited below workable basis.
'"'1"n was quiet and unchanged
Grain Movement.
h~ip,~al at Philadclphia:-Wheat r..
M; Corn. "5,3i5; Oats, 2O,3M Bal
ln"i':- Wheat, 4nM4; Corn, 1S3,ss5:
bats IS 80. Shipments from Philadel-
";--Wn"a, j,44: Corn, 2,OlG; Oats,
",2>7 Ea1im" c-Whcat, 5000:
'"n, 1.I>G: Oats, 3,2O0.
Butter aud Eggs.
The following am the official whole.
ale prices recorded today at the phila-
rlplia Butter and Egg board
Solid Packed Butter.
'Naralor Creamery. extra.......2O
rcalnrry, lirsls.............. ..........lSu19
dn Aconds................... ........l7
imitation Creamery, cxt,a...........iG
do ..........................I5
du seconds lMo14
ad!r-Pack"d, rxtra........ .........l5
Wv ll!SlS.'.... ........................ ...I1
'ln seconds
Print Butter.
l''iliI"iN, extra ..,...................,.oI
wv HISlS'. ..,,,...,,.............,I|
"' S'tol'lS ....,......................IS
Eggs.