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Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-02-12
Notice.

4 IL persons indebted to the estate
n of James ;. Lane, deceased, and
to the late firm of. James 5. Lane *
Towner, as we'll as those to whom the
estate and the firm are. indebted, are
hereby notified that Mr. Thomas G..
HARMS will attend at my house, on
Wednesday and Saturday in each week,
for the purpose of ettling their accounts.
.Ann Il. Lane, Admr'r, &c.
. Shepherdstswn, Feb. la-tf
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-02-12

--, on the same day, ty the
same, Mr.. JoHN :. SEIBERr TO Miss
Ruth c. SMALL, daughter of Dir. Jacob
small, all of this county.
--,--, at Leesburg, Va on the
same day, by the Rev. Robert Burch,
SAMUEL b. II. CALDWELL, Esq. Of Lees
burg, formerly Editor of the Genius OF
Liberty, to Miss MARY HouaH, of Wa
teyford.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-02-12

ERRtrt -Fo- "E:5sct,n--t." in the first Inc
Of the last weeks report Of cases argued in the
Martlnsburg Moot Court, read Debt" 1t WIS
held that either All action OF debt TO recover the
purchase money, or OF eiectment for the land.
would lie. The hurry in which the report was
drawn up, together with the incxperienoe otthe
reporter, led o this strange oversight
The second report will appear next week.
REPonrkn.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-02-12
Executors Public Sale.
THE UNDERSIGNED,

r THE UNDERSIGNED,
EXECUTOR of the last will and tes-
IL lament Of John Baker, Esq decea-
sed, will sell, at Public Vendue, on
Thursday the 26th of this month, at the
late residences of said Baker, in Shep--
herdstown, variety of articles of very
desirable
Household Fnrnifares
and many other very useful articles
A credit of nine months will be given on
all sums above FIVE dollN.s, the purcha-
ser giving bond with approved security
cash will be expected for all sums
not exceeding five dollars.
The sale will commence at 10 o'clock,
when attendancewill be given by
Baker 1apscoH,
Feb. ia--ts Extor
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-02-12
MASON &c.

ENOR the information of Sir KITS. Tenn
= plarss and the appendant orders-
!. NoTroHAIs HEREBY GIVEN, That
grand arRpment for The state of Vir-'
ginia, is established in the town Of Win.
chester,ip sal state, (and approved BY
the grand master Of the United. Sta4es
grand encampment) where q eersti-.,
tu6onal number of legally created
knights may, on application obtain
charters or dispensaiions for the esfa-
blishment of rev eneanpments Of
knights TEN PIX rs, or councils of knights
Of the red cross. And no eneampnent
or council otherwise established hereaf-
ter, WILDE deemed legal
DANIEL w. THOMAS, see
Attest, SvTTcN |. HxRR-s, G. n
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-02-12
BALTIMORE MARKET.
PRICES CURRENT.

Saturday, February 7, 1924.
Wharf Flour, 5 81 / 9; Western
Country 5 so to 5 60 IL; Best fami.
~ do. retail, =; Wheat, l 10 | Is:
Corn IS cts; Rye 40 cts; Oats GO to
80 cts; Whiskey 23to Is; Pork $50
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-02-12

TIE democratic members of Congress
are invited to meet in the representa-
tive chamber, at the Capitol, on the
evening of the 4th of February, at Z
o'clock, to recommend candidates to
the people of the United states for the
offices of President and Vice President.
Signed by eleven members.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-02-12
TEE aA18TTGa
aARTIN5BURG, Feb. IL, 1924.

Mr.. William Donaldson was found
on the road dead, on Monday last about
four miles from this place. 1t is sup.
posed that he was struck with an apo
plectic ia.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-02-12
For Rent.
TIVE SUBSCRIBER

EOR one year from lst April next,
i the property at present occupied
by Joseph Bear. This property con-
<AzS sists of a good DWELLING
::::E HOUs f., Kitchen. &c.
czan excellent Blacksmith's
Shop, and two lots of cleared Land
Water and fire wood are quite handy to
Che premises. For terms apply to the
subscriber - -, - ~
- . George Erans.
Feb. 1a.-st
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-02-12

The Supreme Court of the United
States, has commenced its session at
Washington City. All The judges present
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-02-12

MARRIED, on Thursday last, by
the Rev Mr.. Krauth, MIR. JouN YANnE-
TIRE TO Miss MARY GoRRELL, daughter
of air. Abraham Gorrell, all OF this
county.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-02-12

- In consequences Of mistake -
the day Of sale in which the annexed
sale was tohave taken place. il is post-t
poned, as will be seen, to the iath Of
March next.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-04-20

Cumberland 81 To the Hanombe Barrett F1.a
tgr Judge VI thp Court III Probate, iu and iar flH
County % Cumberland.
JOSHUA THONGS, % PoEtiand In said Couli y.
- Blacksmith huuhlv shews hai as Ar hfir 1i
the Estate ~ Benjamin Th@ras. laie of faiupuih.
deceased interstate 20 is interested and by las e..
titlFd r. one seventh paH Of che rererEiun ol fne
widnWs dover in said Estate which Hrs in WgHr
brook. IN said Counly. ana uighes y hold his enid
share thereof. in seeemlty and also. another
seventh belonging formerly IT, George Themes An
mother heir " said Benian,ih. Eta therefore Frayz
Thar ypuf Honor would order a division ofths sane
As the law IN such cases provides.
DATED NJ Portland, the 9Th DAY af April la2A
JOSHUA TI4cNES.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-04-20
POETRY.

Frsn fhs Commercial .4druiifer.
TO MY FRIEND, W. ". p, Esq.
Why mourn We Ger the fallen aowrrs
Though blighted 70 its bloom
Why she'd the Intellectual shower
Why dread and weep rs doom
Does Il not still sweet fragrance she'd
Can aughg have breath, aud yet be dead
e. leaves, indeed, are shrunk and scar,
Aud prone IN dust Il lie.,
Add evening drops dewy tear,
And summers zephyr signs
Yet can that zepbyFs balmy breath
TO man pFoclaim-DEcAf's not Darn
Then Il the frail and humble hower
Us essence, life, retain
Detying deaths releRtless power,
When whirlwinds sweep the plain
Shall man alone bis victim prove,
OF eli that live, and breath, and move
No !-MAssT'ER DIEs Through food andaam'
UHharm'd shall march tue soul
is birtb-Fight blest shall Il reclaim,
And reach Is destin q goal
FoT Natures simplest works deny
That what hath live can srer die
BOwDolN.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-04-20

AZ d Court " Probate held az Portland, lyifhin
and for he county Of Clem5sciaHd, On ne frsi
Tuesday Of april, IN ne year III car Lord slgh-
teen hundred and tlgenb four
IA AIRY ANN PIFTEE, Widow Of JOHN PIT
u TEE, late Of Cumberland. % said Loeniy,
Mariner, deceased, having presented har Ptuton
for allowance out NJ the personal estate cf SAID
deceased ORDERED, That the said Adn8niF-
traitor give notice 20 all persons ferested, bl cans
ing copy Of this order he pRhlished three neeAE
successfully IL TIE Pouland, Gazette. printed Ak
said Portland, that they may appeu az Probate
Court, 70 be held said Poniand, the frs Tues.
day a May neSt, a. ten of che clock IN tha iata-
moor, and shew cause. W any they nave, why tile
same should not be granted.
BARRETT POTTER, Judge.
A true Copy, All. Horatio Soufhgate Reg. !
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-04-20

at Colrfof Probate held al Portland, lriiiin and
for hc cotHiy IF ClaRberland- on nv first Tees
day q .4Prit. ia the gsar 81 our Lord eighteen
hiead ed and tlceHfy Jots,-
ORANGES BRAY, administrative &c the estate uf
OLIVER BRAY. Iate " ssil Portland Esquire,
deceased having presented Der psution ioF "a al
lowance Of TIE personal estate said dereaseS
ORDERED, That the said Franpes use noticH
to All persons interested. BY causing copy XII this
order TO be published three weeks successiveiy IN
the Portland Gazette printed al Portland, thsf they
may appear al A PROBATE COuH, ~ ~ held AZ said
Portland, on tie first Tuesday 81 May next Al ten
Of the clock IN the forenoon, and shew IF any
they have, why the same should nni be granted.
BARRETT POTTER Judza.
A true Copy Au Hotstiu Souihga,e, Reg.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-04-20

IN Couu NJ Probate held q, p5rtiana. WitHn
and tur che County uf CuDberaHd. aa tAa tmt
Tuesday Of -4priL 10 ihe wear ar cur Lord ghietn
bundled and twenty four Lpou he foFeEcirE Fa
iition-- ORDERED. That rhe said FsHti1asf
give nntce 70 ali persons iusFFeura, Nv calslrg
copy Of said petllisn uiih lis sgief. % Be peesi
I'D three weeks HccessiveiT fn Che fuFtlaa1 1a
refts, printed AZ said Panian ihai thEy NAV sFrem
Al PROBATE COurt, ~ be MiI w said foalaa4 +,
On the first Tuesday ofMav next A. ten 6 iee
clock in the forenoon, and shew ca1se. III arr t1tt
iave- why &c same sh1al8H 81 h granted
BARRETT FUTTEk Jesze
true Copy At Hoaao scuih-sfe, Rez
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-04-20
Notice
SAVARY & BRADLEY.

A~ScJ 0f Sd4c a CHdHtOtFSs corner -Hl0dte ana
Union Street,
30 Bales Brown Sheetings and
Shirtings,
40 do. Yarn, assorted Nos
10 do Waltham Goods, comprising an as
sortment which viii he sold at Boston pri-
ces,
10 Bales TickinEs,
10 do. Ginghams, Checks and Stripes,
do. Threads, assorted and white,
3OPieces American Blue Cloths and CASH
ueFes,
60 d& do. Red and White Flannels,
200 do. Sattinetts,
-.3LSO-
40 Bales and Cases European PIECE GOODS
such as--plain and ig'd Bombazetts large as
sogtment Cambria and Common Calicoes ir'd
and plain Muslin White Cambrics g., 7 4 81,
patch Shlwls Cotton Flag Handks Black silk
Do. Cashmere shawls; Yesting Ksrseys T; Duff
ais Cotton Braces, sc. SC &c.
Also
2CSses Blk. Sewing silk,
~ doz. Mems Beaver Gloves.
Cases VI. VI. & gilt Buttons.
y. b. The above Goods viii he sold by the
Bale, Or piece, for CASA or approved paper ~
prices worthy the attention ii purchasers.
Oct. ~ A.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-04-20

3f Court " Probate hsid az PortiEEd- ieitatn and
for he county Of CtsnabsriaHd, ~ re firsf Tues
dayef ayTiL IN ne year II our Lord eighteen
hundred and fl0enfE four
THOMAS MEANS, ~. administrator ofthe estate
OF Reuben Barol late Of Freeport.ih said com
ty mariner deceased having presented tbs third &C.
count ~ the administration Ny said estate for allow
ance-ORDERED. That the said administrators
give notice TO all persons interested. By causing a
cnny ot this order 10 ~ 1uhished three weeks
cessively IL the Portland Gazsre, prnied a. PORT
land. that they may appear a. PROBATE Count 20 Re
held az said Portland on the first Tuesday Of May
next AZ ren NJ the clock in ihe forenoon. and Shes
cause, " any they have, why ihe same shsuh con
be gained.
BARRETT POTTER, judge.
true CoPy--AtL H0nto S0uIhsale, Reg
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-04-20
l.. FITCH.

ATTORNEY at Law,
II AS REMOVED from saccarappa 70
II Portland, and taken an OffCe over us
ETAss' Store, Middle Street, where he intends
pursuing the business Of his profession
April To- 1924
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-04-20

THESE Pills are justly esteemed for th
IL easy operation and good effects as mild
safe and sovereign remedy for Bilious com
plants, pains in the head, stomach and bow
els; in removing distractions Of every kind
by dissolvipg and discharging the morbid mat
ter; helping digestion, restoring lost appetite,
and sure relief for costiye habits. They are
so accommodated TO all ages, seasons and
hours, that they may be taken in winter or
summer, at any time of the day, without re-
gard to diet, or hindrance Of business. Their
operation is 50 gentle, pleasant and eTectual,
that by experience they are found to exceed
any other physic heretofore offered TO the
public.
ALSO
Davenport's celebrated EYE WATER,
which has been used with great success.
EFFor sale by MERRILL & MITCHELL
and d. GRIFFITH.
jan 20 eop6m.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-04-20

CUMBERLAND al
TAkEN n EXECUTION. end Is o. ssl8 .s
Puhlic AnclioH, AZ thf 0fire ef shr cnn ss
lard Insurance Company, EsrhaaEe ssse4
Poriland.on MONDAY uleseTentteEth daY a ~.
next. a } ! o'clock, "A. Al Al fhe riEhi n $50.
tv ot Redemption. which George Mrad hna r
and " the following described mort ~ rl.i
estate. via A cerlain iof 81 iand ID saId Fs#s.
land, situated on ige aauthrnstsfit siaF EN- ha
road leading through Portland ta Nra1aan
Bridge 50 called BOUNDED besianins 6 s
westerly corner 40 TO- ga Az land ~mAh E0ah
sald Abraham Afiiikcn. July 47. A naiHN#
thence souihwcsieIiy ndjoinirg said street a.se
IN six feet 10 a sfakr And irom thrsa luh
bounds IN extend souiheaHrry afiulrir aia
M.ilikrus lend ~ thg rasfrriy sitf end AniNaz
The width of ninety ax feet. twenty Pods 3D.
stake. with fhr trinc factory THEREON sfanainH
Also. all said George Ncaas W hi, in EauaF
al Redemption .iu and % q certain loi "a iau9 y
in- on the easier'y side u Green sirecir IN lid
Portland, together willis "A ONE FfnE twfiIrr
house and barn thereon. and aFFnrirasnces
thereof. and Is the same which aescrn3ra ft
said George as heir nt Che estate oi hs laie isis
wv. and was WI UT to his mother as hFr f9Hra
said described real estate = mor'gaged i1 sa
cure the payment oil S103- 03 and iairrl
from thr Goth day pf January inst. as grf'ears n.
mortgage deed given hy said Deurse ~ sail
Cumberland Insurance Cor ranv, and recorded
En- TIE Registry III Deeds i1r sad county EuDF
9T, pages 324 end 125
J. ~ GERMsH, ~ S.er.F
Portland April :, 1921
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-04-20
simpsons
CELEBRATED
BILIOUS PILLS,
AND
BITTERS

WTII.L be kept constantly on hand by
Wv MERRILL & MITCHELL, at the head
Of Union -Street-Sole Vendors for Portland.
and it, vicinity-and will be sold wholesale
and retail. People in Town and Country are
invited TO call and purchase As Medicines or
this nature ought never 10 be imposed upon
the public, beyond their actual merits, we
leave il to recommend itself-and only insert
the following certificate by DOct. CLARK, 81
this town.
TO THE PUBLIC.
| have used the above nGmed
Pills and BITTERs, for a number # years
both fcr my family and 10 my practice as a
Physician, and knowing heir whole compo,i.
ton, hesitate not to recommend, and do re-
commend them to the public generally.
throughout the United States, a. the safest and
most useful medicine to be kept in every fam
lily and used where similar Medicines are
necessary and proper-Sesfaring men should
never put to sea without them beg leave,
with due Difference, to recommend 10 all re-
gulsr Physicians, that they make use 81 them
IN their practice they being in my opinion,
the best composition OF the kind for common
use. DANIEL CLARK.
Portland, Name Oct. 1928.
The above Pills and Bitters are likew wise for
sale by Deac. Caleb Marsh, Bath-Ebenezer
Hilton. Esq Wiscassett-and George Dam
9TH, ESQ. Marlborough, whsre physicians
aud others may obtain a supply on reasonable
terms.
TO guard against impositions al the direc-
tons after this date will be signed by
BROwN SIMPSON, the Proprietor.
Thomastou, Oct 1928. a.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-04-20

0Fln addition 10 the above there
will be constantly kept on hand a good
assortment Of BOLT IRON, for vessels use
all kinds Of Rois and Plates, and Hoop Iron.
.Also-All kinds of STEEL, viz.
Cast steel-Blistered, German, swedes, in
bars and tabs, with good sssortmentof
CROBARS & PLOUGH MOULDS.
Country Traders that deal ID this article,
may find it to their interest to call and pur-
chase here, in preference 10 going 70 Boston,
a. they may save the expence oftheir journey.
CE3~The above will be sold for Casa, o. on
a liberal CREDIT to those who purchase 10
sell again.
l1-CusiOTsrs ocn Be supplied as lL5ual.
Portland, Sept. %.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-04-20
For sale, or to Let.

HNHE breast work bank and fats, sixty nine
IL feet in width, adjoining, and south Of Mr.
Andrews iEoS FURSAcE, situated on Thames
Street The above property is a very suitable
place for any business requiring access 70 by
water. Enquire AZ No 5. Aiussey's Row, Md
sle-Siesf Ps~ilsna, Nor. II
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-04-20
SPRUCE WOOD IA

w ANTED to purchase one hundred Cords
w dry SPRUCE WOOD, to be delivered
in Portland, by the first Of May next En-
quire Of A. w. TINKHAM.
April ,, 1924.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-04-20
One Hundred Dollars Reward

THE Counting Room of the subscriber, in
Camden, was entered last night, and a
file ofNotes ofhand, and sundry Deeds, Bonds,
Agreements, Letters, aud other papers we're
felonously taken therefrom.--Any person
who may find and deliver the Notes and ether
papers 10 the subscriber shall receive the a.
bOve reward, or a reasonable reward for anv
of the same and further reasonable reward
for detecting the person OF persons who stole
the same, on their being convicted of the
crime.-Tbe Notes were nearly all payable to
the subscriber, or his order; few were paya-
bic TO Nathaniel & Benjamin Gushing, and one
of $500 was payable 10 Nathaniel Cushing
or order no one Of the Notes was negotia-
ted by the payee or payees and all persons
are forbidden purchasing any Of said Notes ;
and each and every payor, or signer of each,
and every of said Notes, is Forbidden paying
the same toany person other than the subscri-
ber
BENJAMIN CUSHING.
Camden, April 9Th. 1924.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-04-20
MOULTON & WOOD.
WOULD inform The public that they con.
y tinue 20
DYE u EIArIcH

in the best manner, Broadcloths. Cashmere
satins, Grapes, SILK Cotton Vslvrts, shawl.
Ribbons, Hosirry and Gloves, lady's and
gentleneu's GsFfhents Of every description
Cleanse 9isrino and Cashmere Shawls.
also
DYE n DRESS IN The best manner single
width Cloths, Cassimeres, Sattinetts &c. &C.
Where those who favor them with thar
custom may depend on having their work ex.
scstsd With nestness and Dispatch. An sIk
and Satin dresses 20 be dyed, must he rirrs5
BRADLEY a DOW, .4geris.
No 8, JaHssey's RO0, Middle Sfrsef. PsrffsnS
shere Goods may be left, Or at ths pye hou,e
Wsstbrook.
Wsstsr0ok, Aus. g. n
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-06-11
PUBLIC DISASTER.

We have This morning received tic Buring-
ton (Vt.) Scmtnclof i'yi,iay, by which we are
panied 10 learn, that on the morning of Thurs
day, the College cdiGcc in that VILLAGE, took fire
by spark wiichdroppcd on the roof, and before
il was discovered, the interior of the building
WAS filled with flames, that It's preservation
was beyond the power OF human effort, and be-
:lrc noon nothing but Ike walls were left standing.
The college and society Libraries, and a part of
the apparatus were saved, as well as most Of the
s;udcuts' books and furniture. 1t was the frs.
day Of the fern, bat the regular exercises must
be suspended for few days, ill arrangements
cc:l be made for their accommodation. Other
buildings viii no doubt be erected as soon as
possible, equally convenient as the former. The
editor remarks: {. The loss sustained is great
Oar college has long Struggled with adversely,
but through the blessings ola kind providence,
it was rising superior To ii! obstacles, and bid
Ia" 70 become cnincai among the useful litcra-
r. institutions of tho country. This misfortune
may rctarl lis march, but we know the spirit 6:
lbe:ality of our citizens, and of the state, and
would not cast inputation upou them by doubt
ing whether it world soon be rebuilt. Indeed
we look forward will, an eye Of faith, and arca-
dy sec 1T rising from its ashes, to become once
more the pride and boast Of our vlage.''
N: Y Com. .l!y.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-06-11
- - - -
FOR EIGN i.
Bosros, June q.
LATEST FROM ENGLANp.

The ship Emerald at Boston, brings Liverpool
papers to the 9TH May. The London dates are
no later than those already received.
Paris papers of the lst of May had been re-
ceived in London. They were filled with the
proceedings of the Chamber Of Deputies, re-
speeding the projected law for the redu,; tion of
rentes. Several amendments were proposed, n
tho adoption of the law was deferred till il should
be examined by commission.
Mr.. lttledalc Is appointed 10 the vacant scat
in the Kings Bench, in the room of Lord Chie.
Justice Best.
A letter from Tunis. March %, brings msor-
matt that the 3ey Of TuGi, died that morning,
and was succeeded by his eldest sou, Sidi Hassau
Bey, without opposition, which was announced
by sa!vos Of artillery from the castle and forts.
By Dispatches from the Admiral commanding
in chief in the Mediterranean, it appears thai
the whole OF the Algerine squadron are dsrnan-
tied and h,oc:Slded III the harhor Of Algiers.
Accounts from Missolonghisay that the Grecks
gre ready To open their fourth campaign; their
forces were never more imposing. The Turks
have constructed fiat bottoinel boats to make a
descent on the Morca.
COFFEE remains very inanimatc, not 4 single
transaction in amy description having taken
place, deserving report. 4 publie5sale of 1900
bbis and bags of .I.hgura> was attempted, bat
no part disposed Of In Cocoa, Ginger and Pr
mento the only business done was 4 sale of a lot
good Pimento, at I'D. per lb.
ToaAcCo. This articles experiences 30 i'm
provcmcnt IN the dem,;nd, and prices continue
very low; the sales are still limited 10 n few
small parcels of stcminel at about the quota
tions.
NAVAL SroaEs. The trade continue TO be
steady, buyers OF raw Turpentine, and the sales
OF the week consist of 1920 bb!s. at lbs. 81. TO
lbs per cwt. for4 to soft; fine would easily
command extreme rates. The transactions in
tar were 533 bbls. American at lbs Cd and 100
Stockholm In bond at 16s per barrel. Nothing
doing in Pitch. Rosin still dull Of sale at 5s Sd
per cwt.
| HIDES AND TALLow. There have been very
few transactions in Hides any description, be-
ing confined to $500 dry Buenos Ayres Ok and
Cow at 81 to 94d for ordinary quality, and 1000
dry Horse at IS in cases. The Talio,y market
rcr!.ains exceedingly unntercsting. the sales be-
ing very circuinscribcd at previously low rates.
american Stocks, on the lst of Nlay.-Three
per cents o03 81. Skies, for 1912, sc for 1913,
| 81 3d. for 1914, 90 a l00 for 8l5, 1873 a l04
| New York, fves, l02 4 1903; Skies, lI1all5.---
Bank Shares, LA 5s.
Extract of letter from liverpool dated Nav
18th, evening" Cotton at the steady in price has
been in limited demand since the lei INST the sale
being 100 bales per day. Yesterday we sold a
| lot of prime Upland at 81, and another of 900
bales. very good, sold al 81. We look fer an in.
Inense change III the market, 800 bbls. Turpen-
tine sold to-day at lbs, per cwt. Boston Pot &c
Pearl Ashes steady at 40s. Canada Pots SIS.
Cd; Pearls, 80; flour, unsalcable.