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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-05-14
~ Correspondence Of The Beacon.)
OAKyIILE. Nav 10Th, 1874

Messrs. Editors May, after promis-
lug to rival March and April in tcmpcs-
tuousuess, has at last given US few Spring
days, ard the past evils. rain. hail, snow
and wind, are always forgotten in the en-
joyment of the present pleasant weather
Farmers are considerably behind in their
work, as many OF them have not fin
i,hed planting their corn. Frnit, as far
as we can learn, is not injured as much as
was at FIRST supposed, though We cannot
vel! judge the extent of the damage yet,
as doubtless much that now is living will
drop before maturing. Wheat promises
we'll. though the rainy weather has iujur-
ed it considerably on light soils. Tobac-
CO plants arc greatly behind, aud very
few farmers will be able to plant for
ward crop this season.
see that our School Commissioners
had named day for the appointment Of
Trustees for the public schools, bu, as the
rain prevented them from meeting they
could not make any appointments 1t is
to be hoped tia, they will not suffer their
good intentions TO be so easily washed
away. \ radical reformation is needed
and will ultimately be demanded by the
people, and while feeling the greatest re-
spcct for the men who conf pose that Board
| think they are rather tardy in naming
another day. The present or at leas,
two-thirds Of the present Trustees are to-
tally UNFIT to hold such positions. Some
regard tie public schools as nuisances,
and the rest pay no attention whatever to
them, unless they have some relative or
friend whom they wish to give start in
life. Few. few. indeed, take any steps to
advance the cause Of popular education.
Our enterprising young friend, L., has
hit.upon a new plan, in fact, new to this
section, to arpcase the wrath Of the tenn
perauce advocates. He separates the sheep
from the wolves aud hides the latter be-
!,ind the door to enjoy his exhilarating
beverages. old rye and blackberry: but i;
is no use. for though they cannot see it.
my gallant friend. still they can schael it.
And though his friend who takes bis bet
ter half to see him msy think he is enjoy
ing himself hugely around the corner
w;,ho1; aroas;ng her suspicion, he viii
frd that ali is known, and my worthy
friend will End that bis new dodge will
not save him frem the praying bands rhsa
tlcy commence.
Yours truly, 4.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-05-14

BALLoU MONTHLY MAGAZINE ron MAY.
We DO not wonder that all classes are
eager to welcome a monthly issue of this
popular magazine, for it contains just such
stories as suit every oBe The variety
is so great that every taste is suited Sach
sea stories can't Be found elseu!i ere-tha
tales of domestic lif. are not cxcclicd in
any other publication in this country,
while the illustrated articles and poetry
are always scasouabie and good, 50 good
In fact, that some Of the best people in
the country are regular subscribers TO
the Magazine. 1t fact Baliou has patrons
IN England, France aud Germany, and
at least ten copies are sent to prominent
Americans who reside in Russia, and
who hail its monthly appearance with
much pleasure. This is n sign Of popu-
!ari'y which is appreciated by the pub
fishers. and they strive to make the Mag
azInc better and better each year, and we
think they have succeeded in their efforts
Remember pretty little Chrome gees to
each subscriber. Published by Themes
4 Talbot, Sc Bromicid Street. Boston.
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New QCsRrEgs We notice By late
issue Of O@R PRESIDE FRiEyD. Chicago,
that this well-known and popular weekly
has mcvcd into its Few building. This
building Il a luar story marble front. be-
ing numbers 2e4. .S6 & 2SS Wabash Az
epuo. nearly opposite the post-' flee, and
has been fitted up BY the Publishers with
special reference and adaptation to their
business. In the basement, which is 60x>
50 feet, are four large steam power presses,
small job press folder, cutting mac,iue, eu-
gine, etc. On the next. or gIound floor,
are the store and the premium Iackiug
and shipping rooms, where the framed
chromos and o.he. premiums arc pat up
and shipped to subscribers and agents.
On the, second floor are situated the gen.
eral business, Subscription aud agency
Offices. On the third floor are the cdi;o-
rial rooms, lie advertising office, aud the
rooms where ali the chromos are mounted
and finished. On TIE fourth floor is the
large composing room; a steam elevator.
running from basement TO fourth floor, con-
meets the whole. The whole establishment
is acknowledged to be one of the finest
and best appointed publishing and printing
Offices in the West The success of OvR
FIRrsIpE FRIEND has been large and deci-
dcd. 1t has been thoroughly established as
Que Of the leading Family and Story Week
lies of America. 1t now enjoys the largest
circulation. This success enables lis pub
fishers to furnish the Subscribers Week
ly of rare merit and value, and to give
valuable and uncqualed premiums. Its
system Of premiums is evidently pop
ular: it has been thoroughly tried, and
is row established The list for 1874
contains novel and unexpected induce
ments. Every subscriber gets the worth
Of the money paid at the time CT sub
scribing, aad in addition has a chance
Of securing a premium ranging in value
from Sl.00 to $4,000. We should
think i. the lea tiiag ever offered local or
canvassing agents, The publishers are
MEssns. MATES & Co., Chicago, H.,
who furnish an excellent paying business
10 local agents and canvasscrs, considered
BY most the lest IN .imcrica They send,
post paid and free TO any address, sample
copies OF paper, quarter sheets, their i'm
mcnse lis, OF goods. etc, etc. Every
reader should send lis or her address to
WATERS & Co, PuBLIsHrEs, CHICAGO, Ill.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-05-14

Wood Household Magazine. for Mag. has
IN abundance of excellent reading There is
the real go-ahcad snap TO this periodical which
entities it 10 much credit, ard we cauno:
name one that viii afford an equal amour, 81
entertainment and instruct for so li,ile mon
.ev- The number before Us contains among
other articles paper entitled "poor Jack" by
T. ". Holland, in the in'crCs, OF searlen: THE
Child in the Church" by Mary uartwel! :
Kin and kai," by II. V. Osborne; dumb
Days" by Caroline p. LeRow, and some good
poetry. There are several illustrated articles.
the New YORK Fashions, Architectural Designs,
&c, &c. The illustration on Decoration Day Is
jus: the thing. Price Of Magazine one dollar
rer year. Address, Woods Household Maya
zine, Newjursh, Ny
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-05-14
D'Ourrs.

The reprint of the British Quarterly
Perie,c for April has been received from
the Leonard Scott Publishing Co. The
publication is little later than usual. in
consequence of the removal of the Office
from 40 Fulton Street to IL Barclay ST.
New York.
The first article in the number is a re-
view of the lately published literary cor
respondcnee of Archibald Constable, the
famous Ediburgb publisher, whose bust
ness brought him into intimate connection
with the literary men of his time, and in
particular with Sir Walter Scott. Art.
H.. on THE Antiquity of Man." gives a
sketch of the record of prehistoric mau,
derived from the remains found by geolo-
gieal researches. In the article, 1.-The
Prospects of Persia." We have an interest
ing account of the physical characteristics
Of the country, its productions, nanufac-
tures, trade. etc. Art. ", Provision
for Public Worship in Large Towns. >
Art. V. ASPECTS of she Agricultural
Labor Question" Art. VI. o., The Fec
trio Telegraph" Art. VII. The New
Parliament" Art. VIII, David Liv-
iugs;onc." 4 tribute to the memory OF
this great traveller, followed by review
of his journeys and Researches in South
Africa" The remainder Of the Review
Is. as usual, devoted to notices Of contem-
poyary literature.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-05-14

TIE rerican Farmer for MAY IS received.
flied as usual with vas; amount Of practical
Instruction ar2n every branch Of Agriculture,
Horticulture, Horticulture lire Stock, &c, suit
abe fer She season. TIE senior editor il 4 lead
ing article O. NanCres, in which tie use con-
yoiat'y Of the baru-ysr1 manaFes aod the ferii-
,izeEs OF oomreece containing phosPhoiic acid,
Is mes; erphaiicAlly urged, remarks. that iths
could only impress upon the minds Of the farm
egs whom he has been serving fer years, tie
Importance q the facts presented, he viii cor
slider hat he has not lvei his long lie IL vain.
Published by SsmRel Sands & Son, No. North
81. Ba.;imore, 81 = 80 = year, OF copies s..
Spetin en- nam5ers sent free.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-05-14


Messrs. Filters When the BEAcox
Of the 2Srd nit. was received nv wife read
aloud Rest, BY the Poe, Priest Of the
Soath" said. eyes. Father Ryan.
Shortly Afterwards I got the PAPER and
read. but NOT rs had heard il, which
was, Rest. By the Poet Prince of the
South This is one case in which the
uncertain sound Of the trumpet was tEuer
than tho truth. Is he not the Poet Prince Z
The triumphant Star Spangled Banner
immorialized Frank Key. and justly: and
Father Ryan's Conquered Banner" is as
far above ii as Homer's Illiad is to liia-
watha. The "Conluerei Banner" aloae
is enough to immoriaiize Father Ryan; hu,
he can't write. If he would. doggerel. He
fixes up his poetry so that every word.
fact and image is as diamond in crown.
Ii he ever writes common" il never comes
20 me, or | see things better than they
are. ifTennyson is Poet Laureate, please
find for Father Ryan title.
D'Ourrs.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-05-14
Sherif's Sale
of Real aud
PERSONAL PROPERTY

pY virtue oftwo writs Of Fieri / e:as,
~ Issued cut Of the Circuit c, ur.
for Stunt Mary o,unsy. one a. e sui, If
Sarah A Sanncr and one a, he sui; OF
Maria III LINES. Administrative % John
ii. Ho!m,s S, ayains, the goods ard chat
tbs, lands aud tet e'nen,s of Walter l..
Biscne. and to me directed; and by vi =
tue Il another writ ofF,eri + ,cias. issued
out of the Circnit Court for Saint M,ry's
county. at the suit OF the State If Mary
liant. use OF u ace X. Crane, agains, tho
goo is and cha'tels. lands ani ,enemsn.s
II Josiah NJ Biscoe. John G.. Liburu
aud Walter L. Biscoe. and 10 me dircc.
ted. | have eiz and taken In cxeca-
ton all the right. title. interest, claim
aud j. maud. at law aud in equity. o the
said Josiah NJ. Biscoe, john - liburn
and Waller l.. Biscoe. in and TO the fol-
lowing real and personal properly. to
wit:
One tract o. Parcel of land called aul
known rs
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-05-14

A New EsTEBPRIsE. We had the plea
sure last week Of meeting with Mr.. IT..
W. Morrow, who passed through our coun-
ty prospecting, as to whether there were
sufficient Iyr Roors in this section to JUS
tify his establishing headqn4tcSU
He has heretofore been operating in the
Northern Neck Of Virginia and visits our
county upon the invitation of several Of
our most prominent citizens. Mr.. Nor
row, being the sole representative Of the
Philadelphia aud New York Smoking Pipe
Factories. has been, for the last four years,
shipping Roots from the Virginia side of
the river, in part from kinsalc, lodge
Landing and Cone River. per Georgian
Ia. Columbia and RapFahanncck steam
ers. The desired material is intended to
be used. We learn, exclusively 10 the man
ufacture Of pipes. We have examined
some Of lis references nom RESPONSE
bic parties on the Virginia side. and
Grl that be GENES highly endorsed from
that section, where lie expended du-
ring last year alone over Sl2. 600 in pur-
chasing these roots. He expresses him
self highly graiified with our county and
announces that he will be happy to con-
tract with responsible parties here for the
article in question We call attention to
the advertisement Of Mr.. Morrow, to be
found in another column. His Baltimore
place OF business is lis Spear wharf, on.
during his temporary s,journ in the eoun-
ty. letters addressed II him. ieouardtown,
viii receive prompt attic ntion
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-05-14
Coo .Pondence Of The reacou.)
ST.. CLEMENTS Bar.
May L, 1874.

Aat H., Acf 4.
Mexrs Elisors death has again
stricken @ beloved one. and left another
vacant plss b. the ireside. Il becomes
my raiufuI dusy to announce the death Of
Zephsn;sE Nelson. which took place at
his late - 1tnce on the 9Th instant. az
ter shastlbut sery painful Illness. His
family and neighbors have sustained loss
that cannot we'll be filed. The vacant
chair BY tie hearth speaks in quiet Ian
guage Of his dccease. and his hushed voice
attests tod truly his departure to that realm
from whose no traveller ever returns
In all The amenities Of life he was guided
by what be deemed to be strict regard
for right. He was a loving husband, an
indulgent father, sincere friend. a good
neighbor and useful citizen. It is mel
ancholy rejection that We are ali passing
away. day or year only marks the
downward course Of ALL So sure as we
are born. - sure will We die. He who
reckons y Ahe pleasures Of a lifetime bu,
follows :. nn.cm and pursues shadow
44dsasllI(lka - 1oKs.
as he was in the prime Of lie. WlsH an
those domestic ties that bind a man to
life and the things Of this world, il is mel
ancholy to reflect that be should have paid
the debt of nature so soon. His family
can ill-afford his loss, and his un,imely
death will. at home as well as abroad, be
keenly felt. But such is life, and we think
it matters but 1.-THE whether we 60 sooner
or later. SO that We are ready when the
parting hour shall come l believe our
friend was well prepared for the dread
messenger. and know tia. the hes, Gu
logy Of him is TO be found in the record
he has made here, aud it will always speak
for him.
The rain has at last stopped falling and
We have had clear weather for few days,
and the sun has begun to assert his lntlu-
ence by drying up the water and warming
the earth The farmers are taking ad-
vantage of the good weather to plant their
corn aud break up their tobacco land
The plauts arc making very slow growth,
anu have heard some persons complain
ing of the fly. If they should attack the
plants while they are SO small l am afraid
they will destroy them all and make shor'
work of the planting. Wheat is still look
ing badly, bat think there will soon be
change in i; for the better.
see FREUD Lloyd, of St. Clemeat'>
Bay, has got his coach and blacksmith.
shops in operation. and the cry now is.
bring on your vehicles and have them PIT
in running order. They will be prompt
ly done and in workmaniikc manner.
Her Box
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-05-14
NOTICE.

a IL persons indebted 20 ne for Tax
N - 20: the years 1872 and 1873
are hereby notiEsd that aaless the same
are settled within 80 DAYS from the date
OF this notice. | wilt proceed according
20 law 70 coll C; them. hy old business
as Coll 'etor must be closed. and positive
y 10 longer time viii be given.
GEO. \. SINMS,
Late Coilec or.
May II. ls-4-tf.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-05-14
DIED.

Al his residence in ST Tnigccs' district, on
The 10th instant, ROBERT CRANE, ia the 74ih
year OF his age.
At his FesideRre in Ieouaritown district On
the 9th instant, ZGPH ENIAH NELSON. in the
slsl year o: his year. Nav he rest in PEACE
In this village on the. STA instant, CuLUM-
Bus kElNTZELL, aged about . years. May
be rest 10 peace
4 the residence Of her fs;her, In the Factory
district. on the 5ih instant, MOLLIEE. JONES,
aged ! e years
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Yours truly.

The Catholics Of this State are on re-
lis,ous pilgrimage to-day TO White Marsh.
in Prince Georges county. where special
service Is held 10 commemorate the fcunda-
tion OF TIE Jesui, Nilsson 4: that place.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-05-14
SOMETHING NEW"
AN OLD FOLKS CONCERT.

To be held at MecbanicsvilIe on tho
EVENING OF TIE 2iST OF MAY,
for the benefit Of All Faith Church.
Supper at 8 O'clock Doors open a, :
O'Clock. Admi,taDee TO Supper aud Con
cert so cts each.
May Ii. lS14-1,s
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-05-14

Poverty Is tic worst Of evils in this.
that il offers TO our fallen nature the most
persistent Of temptations.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-05-14

On the lI,h inst, ASHTON CAWOOD TO
Miss MARY \. LUCAS.
On the 2th instant, by the Revd Mr. Starr.
GEO. K. GRAY Is 10 Miss LAURA E. JONES
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-05-14

UrANO.-Ihere IS a TAR denland Tor PcruVi3ln,
and prices are rs before reported, viz 500 gold
per long ton for Guanare and NacAhi, with y
discount Of so cents 10 : So per ton or los
Of SO 10 25o tons. We note an improvement in
the demand from the South fer Fertilizers IS The
season opens. hUt trade is not yet active. We
quote the leading make, at from SiiC, $50 per
ton, bu, the iu!erior qualities are offered nsseh
lower
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-05-14
Ivy Roots Wanted.

ID ENG the sole r,prcsc ntatiye of the Phiia-
I'D deiPEla and New YORK Pipe Nauusactur-
ers, wish 20 purchase One Hundred Tons
" ROOTS per month. They mq.g be
sound, sinooth-tTimmed, uucrncked and not
less than ten pounds each 10 wel. h. For roofs
coming up 10 these requirements. am giving
The uniform price Of Sl2 per ton, delivered in
Baltimore b. any Steamer.
HENRY " MORROW,
lis Spear hart,
May -, lsT4-+t. baltimore. Nc
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-05-14

ENHERE will lie Concert Of vocal and
i Instrumental music, intermixed with
Tableaux, held at the Court House in
Lconardtown on
TUESDAY EVENING. THE 10Th inst.
Gentlemen and ladies distinguished for
their mcloiious voices and fine execution
have kindly volunteered for she occasion.
and will. no doubt, make the performance
worthy Of public patronage. Admission
30 cts --chi!dren under twelve years. -
cts. Tickets can be had at Feuwick' s and
Moorc's Hotels.
Th" proceeds will be for the benefit of
81. Peters Chapel. Come one come all.
- Your glass NAY be purple and mine may be
blue,
Bat while they are filed from the same bright
bowl,
The man who would quarrel for difference Of
hue
Deserves rot the comfort they shed on The soul %
May IL, lsT4-I,.
\ : : . i ~ / ~ = : SSs
= Z * & = = 4 s = "a = = as
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-05-14

? crnts per hnshci on white but remains steady
for yeilow At an asfvsaee Of la cezis The
offerings up 20 ThRrs1sy, inclusive anloaa,ssi
TO co, coo bnsAeis, against 3. coo busheis last
week, ard TIE sairs embrace IS 0U0 bushels
psinfe DIR white. q, from sStass cests, down
20 S. cents: so. coo bushels prime dry yellow
NJ ssNSss cts mp TO s6gssss eenss. escsing today
nj the latter figure. The fevelpss OF Western
were Moderate smosetinssto oaly 81, Goa bush
els and the narksi although net especially
active has ralesiErm. with tendency in sci :
lers' favor and gradual hardening Of prices.
oaTs.--The supply cf Cats Is liberal. aud
the market has ruied shade easier for Western,
hu, the demand has been active at the lower
range Of prices and there is no aCcamals,ieus
Of stock. The sales reported amoaat 10 8, 600
bushels mixed Wes;eFa at sakiso cents and
S, eco do. bright Westera a. eotGsi cents all
90 track. and 6, eco bushes Southern n ESQ sc
cents bulk At IS cents, At the close we quote
mixed Western a, 50 cents, bright do. q, coo
81 cents and Southern 81 sSGsss cents
ryE.-The marke; for RYE has ruled Quie,
and firm, with moderate receipts, aud a fair
dem and. The sales reported include 40 bush
els fair at leo cents: eco do COED a. l0l
cents, and eco do. prime al los cents per BUSH
eli.
TcsAcco.-we note some inquiry for Ohio
Tobacco during The past week, and sales are
reported o. 2@s aad $50 hhds. for the German
niafaets principally al iron ~ 5ttg.- There
Is good assortment of lower and medium
grades Of Ohio. buI;here are a. vet no receipts
Of the high grades. The French agent has nor
entered the market, bat may be expected 10 be-
gin purchasing in short time. Maryland Leaf
Is in active demand and the sales keep pace with
the Inspections, amounting this week 10 eco
20 I 900 hhds. taken chiefly for the German and
French markets. We learn OF no movement in
Kentucky and Virginia sorts, except in a small
way from local manufacturers. The inspections
this week show only slight Increase over those
OF last werk. and there were no exports. The
markets remain steady and prices are without
any material change. We quote to-day as fol-
lows, viz:
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-05-14

CRAFTS,
containing
lS6 acres,
more or less;
ar by whatsoever name or names She said
lands, which are l"cagcd in the 1T ce,-
ton district OF Saint Nlry's county,
may be known or called.
Also,
Gray Mare,
BY C1lt,
Yoke 81 Oxen,
= Calves,
Calf,
Hogs.
l. Sheep rad IL Lambs
] interest 10 Horse Pow r, Thrcsher aad
Fan attached,
; IIarrows,
:! Pioughs,
WAGON,
Culuvsto.s.
Wheat Fan,
TX Cart,
Good Plough,
2GAug plnughS,
= Plough Gears,
OK Yoke.
| Roller.
] Bargy.
Also, I Bay Horse,
Colt,
Cows,
/ Uap.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-08-11
= !, 49, linz al sool as; california s2aa 10 p

ern is Sc ling at 81 Goal IS; California $2d2 ~ =
HOPs-Light supply and good demand. It is
selling at 35c p tb for New York; California 42hsc
pC;oo;FFEE-Tne market is quiet. No stock in first
hands Stock in hands of dealers 5000 bags. We
1uote Job lots: Ordinary l8k0l91ac (godG Ialr
POULTRY-Western grown chickens sell at S.;
young do S303 so; ducks S3G3 5O geese Sai
turkeys S12 1l5 u dozen.
NAVAL sTORES-Fair supply and dull. Spirits
turpentiue is quoted at 3i155c gaiIoa. sos IN
"a Tar sla4 y bbl.
BUTrER-The supply is light and the m, markei Is
Western 2a0l7c; inferior Goshen ZoG'oc; cholco
Goshen 36a37c p ID.
ket is dull Choice Western factory is quote. at
lac; English dary--Western 13c; Northern lSc " To-
CcOPERAGE-Good lnquiry, put no a a. SdoS.
barrei noles $50 y 1000. Mciasses barrels are
quoted 1T 81 3501 40 each; sugar hogsheads So %
as rs each. Half barrels ale duI ana quo'eu at
BiGGING~Fair supply and active demand. It
is held at wh0lesa lie and otlred at retail at loc 7
ing at l40l415c: India l2c 2 yard in bales and rolls.
STARCH-ls in iair supply and demand, and is
GuNNY BaGs-are selling at 15c in bales and
io EscULENTs AND GREEN vEGETABLEs-The
demand is good and prices are hriner. western
notatoes sell at S33 25 y Dbl; Northern do s. so;
onions SIS 5Oa6 so p bbl apples s3d5 = bbi Cat
bages s609 " box.
DRIED FRUlT-ls dull. Apples are quoted at loc;
peaches 9sc y 10.
SUGAR OF LEMON-Motatt's sells at a3i in bbls
and 536 in cases T. gross. .-
EGGS-Western are quoted at iO0i5e; LOUISIANA
1302Oc ~ dozen.
SALTtThe local trade is dull and the supply is
fair for this time of the year. We quote coarse at
Sl250l 80 ~ SACK fins ) 400l IS. Turks Island IS
| duh and nominal at 8Od95c p bag When delivered
at warehouse an allowance is made for drayage.
Table salt III pockets sells at 2 061ac each as IN
size. ,
STAR CANDLES-Are in light supply and mod
| crate demand. and held at II nc p 10.
CASTOR OIL-SeIls at 2026c ~ ID. 100
SOAP-The demand is good. German olive ne"
| Orleans) is selling at 6a69c " 10, magnola
s05Ac, olive So G6c, treble extra pal 67a O'c.
LARD OIL-The supply is light and the demand
fair. Owing to advance in lard prices are hfni
| at 81 03dl 05 y gallon.
LINSEkD Oils in Eight supply and good de.
mand. Raw sells at 98c q 81 boiled 5 o3Wl Go +
gallon. l.
COAL OIL-The supply is sufficient for the de,
mand. Bbls are quoted at l7Ol9c; cases 2z01oc u
gallon. m Z, ~, =.
COAL-Pittsburg is selling ct 4oc p Dbl at
wholesale and csc at retail; 81 y hid, 3Oc e. COX
| to steamboat 60065c to manufactures Anthris'
cite s ID II ton. Spadra 75c at retail The STOCK
in first hands on the first instant. comprised 10
boats and 10 barges.