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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1845-12-04
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FASHIONABLE HAT, CAP, g. FUR
DEPOT,
CONCERT HALL BUILDINGS,


CONCERT HALL BUILDINGS,
{ !Si1 doors arest Of Bro.0n's Hotel Penn. 40. }
CITY OF WASHINGTON.
The proprietor of the above extensive establish
ment most respectfully announces to his numerous
customers in twon and country, that he has recent
Iy returned from his annual tour through the east
ern cities, where he has personally selected and
contracted for very large and WelIassorted stock of
Most Superior articles IN his line,
Ito which he would invite their attention; and hav-
inc made his purchases for cash. with all the advan
tages which years of experience g i've, will be
enabled to sell them cheap enough to satisfy all
who may favor him with call. Purchasers who
would be further assured are respectfully solicited
to make thorough examination of the market pre-
vious to calling on him; not doubling but that they
will be then convinced that his stock, from its ex-
tent and variety and by the superior STYLE careful
finish and satisfactory price of every article will
present inducements not elsewhere to be met with.
HATS.
Tc the fashionable dress circle, beg leave to
offer the elegant fall style of Hat introduced on the
lst of September in New York, by the eminent
house of Leary & Co., and by myself in this city
on the 9th. This beautifully unique style is of
Partisan origin and from the eminent success which
it has attained since its first introduction in New
York. there can be no doubt but that supremacy
will be accorded 10 it for the season in this metro
polls. They are now prepared and ready for in
spection, finished in peculiar style ofelegance and
neatness-as
Beaver, .Mozeskin, Cashmere, Brush, and
Silk HATS,
with all the variations which proper discrimina-
ton can require to adapt them to the general con-
tour of each individual purchaser. With view to-
perfection in the fit of the Hat, have, at great ex-
pense, imported direct from Paris the
"Conformateur Typographique;;"
and by means of this most curious and beautiful
machine model on which the Hat is finished can
be procured with great facility-indicating with
the greatest accuracy, the exterior form and pres
sure of the Uranium, perfectly supplying to the
trade desideratum often sought for, and hereto
fore considered unattainable. Gentlemen who have
Hats which do not fit them, are informed that the
cOntormateur can readily remedy such cause of dis
comfort.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1845-12-04
"ConJormatew Typographique;;"
CAPS.

CAPS.
Gentemen's sea-otter, fur seal, nutria, muskrat
cloth, hair plush, glazed, linen, velvet, and silk
| Caps, in great variety.
Youths cloth, Spanish slouch cadet, Boston
navy, glazed cover-several new and tasty patterns
Children's rich silk velvet Caps. The collection
of patterns rare and beautiful and these goods will
be sold at such prices as must induce purchasers to
call second time, and become regular customers
LADIES' RIDING CAPS.
| Orders taken for any particular fancy, and every
exertion always made to please my fair patronesses
New style Ashburton Hats for chiIdren-very
much admired.
TEXAS ROBES.
Buffalo Robes, all sizes. Some of these, curious
y emblazoned with the achievements of the abort
ginal possessors, recommend to the attention of
gentlemen forming collections of Indian curosities
MUFFS! MUFFS!! MUFFS!!!
| opened on the 18th instant 700 splendid Muffs,
for Ladies, Misses, and Children, comprising the
richest and most varied assortment ever offered for
sale in the Ten-miles-square, consisting Of
Stone Martin,
Russian Fitchet,
Isabella Bear,
Cross Fox,
Siberian Blue Fox,
Silver-grey Cross Fox,
Black Lustred Lynx,
Qong rich Fur)
Natural Grey,
Siberian Squirrel,
Black Jeanette,
Blue Jeanette,
Black and White
Coney.
Ladies' Fur Trimmings for cloaks and mantillas,
GentIemen's Fur Collars,
Z" Fur Gauntlets,
Buffalo Skin Overcoats, most comfortable articles
for Travellers in cold weather.
The above goods will all be sold at small adj
vance for cash.
MOTTO:
"a 7anble sirpence better than sIorv shiling''
LARGE SALES 1T SJL4LL PROFITS.
w. B. T., from the great increase of business
since he commenced the CASH SYSTEM, still
continues to do business on the same plan, believ
ing from the last three years experience that it is
mutually beneficial to buyer and seller.
SERVANTS HATS.
A very large assortment of Servants low priced
Hats and Caps of every description at wholesale
and retail.
By every arrival during the season shall be re-
ceiving something new and desirable
VIM. B. TODD,
Fashionable Halter and Dealer in Caps & Furs
oct 23-6m.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1845-12-04
LADIES' RIDING CAPS.

Orders taken for any particular fancy, and every
exertion always made to please my fair patronesses
New style Ashburton Hats for chiIdren-very
much admired
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1845-12-04

with all the variations which proper discrimina-
ton can require to adapt them to the general con
tour of each individual purchaser. With view to
perfection in the fit of the Hat have, at great ex-
pense, imported direct from Paris the
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1845-10-31
BOSTON y WORCESTER RAIL ROAD.
Summer Arrangement.

FAas~zyssrs Ssgsylaz-a-
!
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FROM BOSTON, daily except Sunday0
LNOR Albany and Western Railroad Hartford, New Tia
l. Ven and New York, at u A. M. and 4 PM
For NOrlUich and Stations the Norwich Haliroau 1T
y A. NJ. and p. NJ.
For Worcester. and Way Stations on the worcester hai
Road, at u NJ, and P.
For MiLlburg, az Is A. NJ and . P NJ -,
For Nesy York. via Norwich and by Steamer every day
except Sunday, at + P.
For Nelo YORK by Long Island Raj Road, on every day
except Sunday, at A. H. -
FROM WORCESTER.
With Passengers from the Western Rail Road, Albany,
Hartford New Haven, and New York Wis New Haven at
10 A. NJ and A P NJ, stopping at Hay Stations.
With Passengers from The Norwich Rail Road ri 10 Am,
stopping at Nay Stations.
With Worcester Passengers, al and AMI. ami a
stoppng at Way Stations.
With Passengers from NeWYoTk by Steamer 10 Norwich,
early every day except Monday stopping only at Framing
lam.
With Passengers from New York by Long Island Rail
Road every afternoon except Sunday, stopping only at
Framingham.
FROM MILLBURY.
For Boston and Way Stations daily except Sunday, al
NEWTON TRAINS
From Boston, at 81 AM g. 81 q 7PM., daily except Sunday
do w. Newton at u IL l04 IN & & dc. DO
Sunday Mail from Boston at Ii P. M.-trom Worcester
at A. NJ.
All Baggage at the risk ofits owner.
Fares are less when paid at the Ticket Offices, than in
The Cars. VIM. PARKER, Sup't.
April 50, 1916 If
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HOLDENS
DYSINTERY AND DIARRHGA CORDIAL


BREWERS, STEVENS g. CUSHTNG'S,
DRUGGISTS,
Nos. 80 g. 90 Washington st. BOSTON.
Single Bottle, 50 Cents
During the last SIX years
it has found It's way, upon its
own merit without advertising, to all
the principal cities i'm the
Union.
Ats virtues having been
proved liza thousands OF
eases, we shall ROW give
every ONE am opportunity
10 procure il.
Should it fail to cure, our Agent will
refund your money.
Warranted am immediate
relief, and safe cure to the
above diseases; also, 10 re-
tain its qualities i'm amy
climate.
For further particulars,
see card OF Directions and TGStimO.
mails on the envelope.
For sale by SCOTT, Jr. d co. No IFS EMain Stree
Worcester. Aug r
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DVe-HOuSe Removed,

THNHE subscriber has Removed his Dyeing
a Works his New shop on CENTRAL STREET,
(and only rods from Main Stree where al goods
be left Having frst-rlte shop with every convenience
attached be feels confident in assuring the public thai his
work shall be done WE'LL and shorter notice than at
any other shop of the kind in this vicinity.
Ladies' DRESSES aud CLOAKS C0lored, as usual for
ONE DOLLAR; Gentemens COATS and PANTS Colored
whole Articles for Mourning done in three days when
required
CLEANSING
Goats and Pants ceansed and pressed, day's no
lice IL desired. CARPETS, SHAwLs Of all kind. and MIL
ITARY UNIFORMS ceansed and pressed and warranted
look well as goods. Satisfaction guaranteed in all
cases charge will be made.
10 only Office in Worcester is on Central
Street. HENRY b. ADAMS.
Worcester Aug 20. 35tf
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WORCESTER HOUSE.

Opposite Boston, Normch and Wesern Rail Road Depot
Worcester, Mass.
- I He subscribers have recently purchased from
fmfR Col WARNER Kinds, the lease and furniture of
4- the above establishment, and prepared TO receive
visitors transient boarders the most liberal
This House has been much improved by painting, and
furnishing throughout with furniture a superior
qualtyand hope, by strict personal attention bust
ness with desire to please, receive share Of the pub
lie patronage The bill of fare will always consist of the
very hes the market affords, and exertion will be
spared c the patronage Of the public and give salts
faction.
We shIl at all times at short notice, be prepared
cOmmodate parties from the neghbOring and else
where having several spacious parors shall be able
give private apartments, and private tables desired
large stable has recently been erected the premises
which will always be furnished with the best Of hay aud
grain and attentive Ostler5 7. WOOD.
June %. l815. 6m J. G. FISHER
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AlmanaCs for 1916.

JUST received large supply of the Old Far
mer's Almanac by Robert b. Thomas Also, Honest
John Smiths Farmers Almanac, The American Farmers
Almanac-Col. Crockes and Comic Almanacs, &C, for
sale at the very lowest prices by j. CIRCUIT Jr 1919 Main
street, at the CHEAP BOOKSTORE.
worcester, Oct l6. wl3w43
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SHAWLS- SHAWLS.

DIIh w LID OIIh w Id
FI7HlS morning also I am opening TWO CARTONS
l. more Of those Splendid
ALL-WOOL CASHMERE SHAWLS,
said by all who have purchased examined them 70 be de-
cidedly the best ShaWL offered In this market These
were bought shade less than corresponding invoices and
will be sold ut a corresponding discount.
Also 3 Cartons Cashmere and Brocba Sbawls
Of every style or description and warraned as good as
those sold by my nelghbors 10 per higher The fact
is TINS Is TIE store TO buy shaws CHEAP-as thousands
OF my customers willing TO testify In addion 10 The
above, have also received
$50 Heavy Comfort and Wooden Shawls for
Ladies', Misses, and Chldrensone erra heayy these TOO
will be sold very cheapas knOw they were bought lower
than other stores In this town (who talk bg bought them
and will sell them NJ small advance
JOHN b. WYMAN,
Late OF the firm Off II Chamherlin a. Co.
Worcester, Tuesday Morning, Oct 81. dwtf43
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NORWICH y WORCESTER RAILROAD.
Ess,gg-SS ezEsa - I
ESss So 9as z5 gg FaSyS7lgs91
TRAINS LEAVE AS FOLLOWS, viz:
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS,

Daily except sunday.
Leave Worcester 10 A NJ. and Al NJ.
Leave Norwich at A M. d q PM, daily.
The Morning Train from Norwich and the Morning and
Evening Trains from Worcester with the Boston,
Western, and Hartford and Springfield Railroads
NEW YORK TRAIN, Via Steam Boat.
Leaves Worcester for Norwich and New York So
daily except Sunday.
Leaves Norwich for Worcester and Boston every
ing Except Monday upon the arrival of the Boat from New
York. about O'Clock
NEW YORK TRAIN, ala Long Island Rail Road.
Leaves Worcester for Norwich and New York at u
daily except Sunday.
Leaves Norwich about p. for Worcester and Boston
daily, except Sunday.
FREIGHT TRAINS, daily each tUay, eTcept Sunday
Fares less when paid for Tickets than when paid
in the EMERSON FOOTE, Supt
Norwich, Aug. %, 1875. If
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-05-16
LIVERPOOL MARKET.
(rER STEAMER HIBERS1A.) -
LIVERPOOL, April Is, ls45


CoHon-Thc sales of Cotton for the week en-
ded lih inst amounted to 46, $50 bales. of which
5000 We're taken speculation, aud 5000 for ex-
port; and for the week ended this evening, the bu
sness amounts to 4 1910 bales. of which $500 are
to spectators, and $500 to exporters. The Amer
lean descriptions sold this week, consist Of 1000
bales Upland, at 35d. 4{d; 1920 Orleans, Sd.
SD; 1860 Mobile and Alabama, 3d. 43d.;
and 270 Sea Island, 95d. cod. We quote Up
land SD. a, 3D., fair Aid; Orleans, 34d SD,
fair 4Id and Alabama and Mobile, 3d., a SD,
fair 48d. The import since lst January has been
$50 900 bales, against $4,000 to period last
season; in the supply from the United States the
Increase is 10000 bales. The stock in this port
is about S2O,000 bales, against 6S0,O00 at same
period last season. the stock of American is about
800 900, or OO00 more than at that period.
Flour and Crain.-Thc Corn markets continue
depressed. We quote Wheat I'd. per bushe OF
10 L. and Flour Is. per sack of $50 ID. lower,
since the sailing of last steamer.
Naval St0res.-Demand for Turpentine more
regular and 1000 bbis. good, found buyers at rath-
er improved prices; one small lot very fine, brought
Is. Sd. per cwt. The future course of the market
must depend very much on the foreign supplies Of
Rosn and Spirits Turpentine. The first parcel OF
Resin, since the new tariff came into operation,
arrived this week, but has not yet been offered.
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II MAR1l9 3IgIs -
QkR PORTOF WILMINGTON. kasAk
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Nav s-schr s Hyman, Davis, Middleton, N
C, to Brown & DeRosset.
9-brig Union, Mitchell, New York, to Russell
g. Gammell.
schr Thames. Hodgden, New York, to G w
Davis.
lO-brig TeIos, Lampher, New York, to Rus
sell g. Gammell.
brig Baltic, Rowland. Boston, to Barry & Bry.
ant.
brig Charlotte, Hopkins, New London, to c D
Ellis & Co.
ll-schr Ceres, Tarbox, New York, to Russell
& Gammel.
Br schr Morning Star, PrudIen, Nassau, N P,
10 G w Davis.
l2-schr E Powell, Murch, New York, to G
w Davis.
schr Julia, Van Glider, n York, to G w Davis.
schr Hanover, Savage, st Thomas, to G w
Davis.
May lO-brig David Dutfle, Williams, N York,
bv e w Davis.
Packe. schr Regulus, Cole, New York, by R w
Brown.
Br schr John Boynton, Gault Jamaica, by G
w Davis.
l2-schr Ticonic, Smith, Boston, by Russell &
Gammell.
schr S Lyman, Davis, Charleston, by Brown
g. DeRosset.
l3-brig Belle, Myers, New York, by G w
Davis.
brig Leouora, Collins, Havana, by John Hall.
14-schr Norway, Fitzpatrick, Saco; Me, by E
Dickinson.
brig Electro, Packard, New York, by Barry &
Bryant.
I5-brig Baltic, Portland, Surindm, by Barry
& Bryant.
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TO TYCE.

DY az decree Of the Court of Equity for the coun-
- ty of New Hanover, at Spring Term, ls45,
will be sold at the Court House, in the town Of
Wilmington, on Monday, the 9th of June next,
upon six months credit, with interest from the sale:
SIS acres of land on the esst side of Black River,
below Beatty's Bridge, supposed to adjoin the
lands of E. A. Halves and others, appropriated in
the partition of the lands of George Bannerman,
decd, TO the minors of Thomas P. Bannerman,
decd, being part OF tract Of land bought from II.
Howard, beginning at pine on Black River,
thence to the back line thence with the back line
for complement, thence parallel with the first line,
the river, thence with the meanders Of the river
to the beginning.
ALSO, lot in the town of Wilmington, 'front.'
ing on fourth street. near Market street, adjoining
the lots of Mrs. NJ. J. Langdon, and B. F. Mitch
ell. Bonds and approved security required.
T. D. MEARES, C. d M e.
May s, ls45 34-5t price adv. IS.
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The North Carolina Standard:

W. ". HOLDEN, Editor and Proprietor:
wv HEN the undersigned TODD charge Of the
w Standard, on the LIST of June. l543, its list
numbereI about one thousand subscribers. Since
that time this number has considerably increased
but it is still insufficient to support such paper as
the democracy Of the State desire to have nj the
seat of government. An the friends of the paper
with whom the undersigned has conversed and
correspondent on the subject, think that the list
may be increased to at least four thousand. Can.
not this be accomplished! The Undersigned res.
pectfully submits whether out of 10000 democrat
&c voters in North Carolina, there cannot be OBJ
tanned for the Central Journal permanent circu.
aton of four thousand copies.
It is needless, perhaps, TO Say that the Standard
will be constantly devoted to the support and pro
mitigation of democratic principles, and that its
Editor will labor, month by month, and year hy
year, with whatever abilities he may possess, &c
destroy the odious and dangerous doctrines Of the
Federal party. And it may not be improper te
state here, that at the late meeting of the Demo
cratic State Central Committee for North Carroll
ma, resolution was passed heartily and entirely
approving of the course of the Standard since i
has been under the control Of the undersigned, ana
Recommending TO the party throughout the Stat,
the importance of increasing its circulation. The
Standard viii continue to give attention hereto
fore, to miscellaneous reading, and to the genera
news of the day and no efforts nor pains will be
spared to render it useful and interesting sheet
To those who, at the commencement OF bis iabors
gave to the undersigned a generous support and
confidence; and who continue to cheer him by their
patronape and friendship-and indeed to the whole
democratic party of the s'ste-hs tenders his sin,
cere thanks.
tbrrs dollars per annum in Advance. One copy for
two wears. or two copies for one year, Tor five dol.
lars. in odra'es. For four copies ten dollars for
ten copies twenty dollars-iss advance. Any per.
son procuring and forwarding Eve subscribers with
the cash ($ls) win be entitled to fine paper for ons
wear fres ofeharge VIM. W. H0LDEN.
{ April Esd, ts4s.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-05-16
DIED.,

In this town, on the 18th inst, Mr.. Jonathan A.
Barry, aged IS, native of Cayenne, s. A., but for
many years merchant of this place.
In this town, on Sunday last, Charles F., infant
son of William A. and Eliza A. Wright, aged 8
months.
In this town, on Tuesday evening last, Francis
E. Dunn, daughter of Cullen, and Almira E.
Prdgen, aged Il months. and l day.
"Alas, how changed that lovely flower.
Which bloomed and cheered my heart,
Fair, feeting comfort of an hour,
How soon we're called to part"
Communicated.
In Newbern, on Friday last, Mrs Mary Full
shire.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-05-16

Matrimonial Monopolies.- Eight wild
ows having got married in Leeds within
five days, the spinsters Of The town are get
ting up requisition for public meeting
to adopt the famous Pogmoore resolutions,
and "put down" the infamous monopoly
IN marriage. TO such an exten, had this
monopoly grown. that in 1912 the num-
Der of widowers and widows who 60,
married in England was not less than &c.
l96!-LiU. Albion.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
Nev Hanover County.
Superior Court Of Law,
SpRINs TxnM, lS45.

Melinda ss '''f'"' petition 70, Divorce.
Peter V. Giffin-
q T appearing to the satisfaction of this Court,
IL that the defendant in this case, resides beyond
the limits of this State or so absconds conceals
himself. that the ordinary process of the law can:
not be served upon him; it is ordered BY the Court,
that notice be given said defendant, BY advertise
ment in the Wilmington Journal and Chronicle,
for three months that unless he appear at the next
Term of this Court to be held at the Court House,
in the town of Wilmington, on the fifth Monday,
after the fourth Monday in September next, and
plead, answer, demur, to said petition, the same
will be taken pro confesso, and heard exparte.
Teste, .. ALDERMAN, CFk.
May 4, ls45. 34-3ns. pr: adv. $40
Chronicle copy.
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ded to check operations and prices may be consid-
cred rather in favor Of the buyer The sales are
5665 bales New Orleans at ESQ f77.50; 2607
Mobile, f52 f76.50; and 1856 Upland, f53 q
f.64-together l .l5S bales. Stock, l645. $4,000
bales, OF which 10000 United States; 1874, l2O..
OOO-ll 10000 U. S.; ls43, l4a,5O0-l34, zoe
United States.
Raee.-There has been some inquiry for Carroll
ma, and 3S3 tcs were run off at f23.75 f.27.25
Imports since LIST Jan'y, ss45 bbls. Stock, l7Oo
bbls,
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The Clerk and the DeU;L--A merchants clerk
came into printing Office short time since,
and seeing pile of papers lying on the table,
Ut being the day Of publication9 nnceremoni-
ously helped himself TO copy, and uttered
the following to the printers dewitt 'spose
you don't take any pay for just one paper o.
mot always, replied the devil. Shortly af-
forwards the devil entered the store where the
clerk belonged. and called for pound of raj
sins, which was quickly weighed out by the
clerk. The devil took the rasins. saying-'I
''sPose you don't charge any thing when a fel-
low cont take but pound!' NO. said the
clerk, after seeing the disadvantage under
which he was placed BY his own stingy, i'm.
pudent 'll'berallty towards the pennyless prin-
ter's devil, and looking daggers at the little
imp, Indignantly exclaired-sWhen I get anu
more newspapers from a printer, IN pay for
'emr
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-05-16

V.Mr. Dentist, do you see that decayed
tooth?'
Yes, sir
well, want you to pull it, provided it
don't hurt too much.'
yes, sin
We'll, now, put on the tweezers; if it hurts
bad I'll sing out hold on, and you'll hold on,
won't yong
Yes, sir
'Ho o-Ho-r! Thunder and lightning. you've
not only pulled the tooth, but half of my Jaw
bone. Why didn't you let GO when l sung
oul?'
Because you told ne to hold on
Buffalo Courier.
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MARRIED..

In this town, on the 9TH inst, by the Rev. DR.
Drane, Mr.. Robert H. Cowan, to Miss Eliza Jane
Dickinson, daughter of Mr. P. X. Dickinson.
In Lenoir county, on the goth ult., MIR. John A
Parrot, to Miss Eliza Bright, daughter of Simon
Bright, Esq.
In Lenoir county, near Kinston, ON the 18th
ult., by Jesse Jackson, Esq, Mr.. Jardin McPher.
son. aged Is years. to Mrs. Sophia Muchey. aged
rs years. Ne,Ubernian.
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CHARLESTON MARKETING 10.

CHARLESTON MARKETING 10.
COtton.-Aggregase sales of the week foot up
1893 bales; received during same time 5Ol3 bales
Inferior and Ordinary, 5 a5s
Mlddlng middling fair, s. a64
Fair fully fair, 81 a 81
Choice,
Rtce-There was limited inquiry for this ar
lcie IN the early part of the week, and about 600
uerces changed hands at prices rangi from SO to
s33 per hundred, of which, 400 tierces brought
the latter price, but for the last two days nothing
has been sold. Holders have realized the prices
o. the previous week.
tough Rtce.-Received during the week q, 900
bushels the hnlk .f ..eh hoo beer, ta1ora prices
ranging from IS to 90c., and 5000 bushels bro't
92c. per bushel.
Grain.-1'he receipts of Corn have heen 400
bushels Mary land, and $500 bushels North Caro-
lima, which were sold at prices ranging from 4e to
soc. per bushei. No Oats or Peas have been re-
ceivcd. About 800 bundles New York Hay bro'i
62 and Csc. per 100 lbs.
Bacon and Lard.-The market for both articles
has been at stand during the week. There has
been some inquiry for Lard but holders were not
disposed to accept the offers.
Candles.-5O boxes Of Sperm Candies brought
29c. per lb.
Extracts Courier Price Current.