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Democratic messenger., 1881-09-10
Spontaneous Combustion.

On last Sunday afternoon fire origi
mated from spontaneous combustion in
the Presbyterian Church of this town.
df this had occurred in the night. the
building would have been burnt down,
and in all probability been the occa-
sion of an extensive confagration in
our village About O'Clock some
Sabbath School children discovered
smoke issuing from the door of closet
under the stairway leading to the gal
aery. This closet, for long time, had
been a receptacle for old cotton, cloths
and paper, used for cleaning the
church lamps. There were no matches
in the place, and as all the conditions
existed for the origin of fire from
spontaneous combustion, there can be
no doubt that this was an instance of
It. Several pieces of old cotton, cloths
saturated with oil were ignited, and in
a short time the stairway would have
been on fire. But with little effort
the fire was extinguished. We are
thankful for the timely discovery OF
the fire, and for the prompt arrest of
what might have proved sad disaster.
--@~e
Democratic messenger., 1881-09-10
Berlin Items.

The Dolphin" was launched on
Wednesday. Quite a crowd witnessed
it Mr.. George Howard managed the
affair. A crew Of eight was selected.
On Monday Col. Showell took about
one hundred persons from Berlin and
Ocean City down the bay on the Bre-
dell. The guests were entertained by
the Col. in his usual good style. Con-
spicaous among the guests was Miss
Lemeta Showell, the youngest daughter
of the Col, who embraced the oppor-
tunity TO make her debut in society.
On Monday, while Mr.. Newell, son
of Prof Newell, was out driving with
Miss Annie Godfrey, the horse became
frightened and ran away. Miss G..
jumped from the carriage and was Sc
riousIy injured, but she is now getting
along finely. On the same day Mr..
Elijah Carey met with similar acci-
dent. Mrs. Carey was thrown out and
severly bruised. Both Mr.. Newell and
MIR. Carey escaped injury.
Mr. Robert ]. Henry, of the Penna.
r. X. freight office at Jersey City, has
been spending week at home. He
returned to his duties on Wednesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Farrell and daughter,
of New York, are visiting at Dr. Ham
naond's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hersman came home
on Tuesday.
Democratic messenger., 1881-09-10
Encouragement for the Poor
Boy.
HAwKEYE BURDETTE.

James G Fair is worth S42, 900 900.
And the whole $40, 900 of it. my
dear boy, cant make him as happy as
you are with the dew Of youth in your
heart. when you hold the hand of the
girl you love, aud walk with her in a
path that is only wide enough for one,
with the rustling branches whispering
above your head. so happy you cannot
speak with anything but your eyes
II you envy him, Telemaehus, if you
with your brown hands and your bright
young face, with the down just shading
Jour Ip, with not gray hair in your
head, or gnawing care in your heart,
with the morning sun shining on your
upturred face. with the velvet turf un-
der your feet aud the blue heavens
above your head, with the blood cours-
ing through your veins like wine, with
fifty or sixty years of life before you,
with mirage after mirage of bright
dreams aud beautiful illusions and
pleasant vanities making the landscape
beautiful about you; if you envy this
man bis S42. 100000 aud his spectaole.,
and bis gray hairs and bis wrinkles.
aud bis old heart, you are a fool. my
boy aud you are scattering ashes on
The roses that grow in the morning
Thee is lightness in your step, my son.
and color in your blood, and dreams in
your healt. aud all the love and beauty
and freshness of the sunr Use, the $40.
coo 900 cannot buy, aud dou't you for
get il.
Democratic messenger., 1881-09-10

A SMOOTH ToNGUED stranger has
been around this neighborhood selling
to farmers Swedish clover seed," al
the rate of 81 SO per lb. He brought
10 town last week two bushels of the
seed, which he disposed of in two
pound packages. Glover seed weigh
90 lbs. to the bushel. and are worth
about s. or IS. AT the above rate the
stranger made about SITS. on the two
bushels he brought here. As he was
about to leave here on Thursday morn
ing he remarked that che could come
here and sell sawdust at a dollar q
pound, if he wanted" 1t will take
our farmers long time to learn that
when they want anything in the seed
line the proper plan is to send to a re-
liable firm; and the same may be said
of other articles-pruning knives, fol
Instance.
Democratic messenger., 1881-09-10
August Flower.

The immense sale and great popularity of
Green's August Flower in all towns and
villa ges in the civilized world has caused
many imita tors to adopt similar names, ex-
pecting to reap harvest for themselves at
the expense of the afflicted This Medicine
was introduced in 1868, and for the cure of
Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint, with their
effects, such "a Sour Stomach, COST venesc,
Sick Stomach, Sick Headache, Indigestion,
Palpitation of the Heart, vertigo, etc., etc.
II never has failed TO our knowledge. Three
doses will relieve any case of Dyspepsia,
Two million bottles sold last year. Price
% cents. S amples 10 cents.
Democratic messenger., 1881-09-10
Democratic Primary Meetings

The Democratic Conservative voters
Of Worcester County are requested to
meet at their usual places OF holding
elections in their respective districts,
on
SATURDAY., SEPTEMBER 18TH,
for the purpose of selecting delegates
to represent each district in the County
Convention to be held in Snow Hill on
Tuesday, September goth, 1881, to
nominate State Senator, 8 members
of the House of Delegates, Sheriff, 5
County Commissioners. Wreck-mas-
ter and County Surveyor.
GEO. w. BISHOP,
]. T. CosToN,
II. K PITTS,
Central Committee for Worcester
County.
Democratic messenger., 1881-09-10
Notice to Taxpayers.

have received tax book for 1881.
Taxes paid in September are subject
to discount of 4 per cent. on State,
and per.ct. on county; if paid in Oc-
tober, 5 per cent. on State, and ~
on county. All persons in arrears for
1880 are requested to make immediate
payment, in order to enable me to
settle with the Comptroller. 1 will be
in Snow Hill every Tuesday.
c. c. LLOYD,
March Sth-tf.1 Collector.
Democratic messenger., 1881-09-10

We have received from A. NJ. Pur-
dy, Of Palmyra n. Y, a specimen
copy Of his Fruit Recorder and Co2age
Gardener, and he informs US that be
will send specimen copy free to all ap-
plicants This one number is worth
the price of the subscription, (SI) for
one year to every fruit grower and
flower fancier. 1t is as full of meat as
an egg Send a postal card to HIN
requesting him to send You number
of Recorder and see if you don't thank
us for this notice.
Democratic messenger., 1881-09-10

THAT was a pleasant day at the resi-
dence of Rev. w NJ. Strayer last
Thursday, when company of his
friends from Trinity church called,
and spread bountiful dinner for the
family, and left many substantial evi
dences of their regard for their pastor.
The hours passed pleasantly in con
versation and music, and at four
O'Clock with prayer, by Rev l. w.
Bates, d. d., the party left for their
homes Thanks, kind friends
w Nj. S.
Democratic messenger., 1881-09-10

MEssRs. A. c. Yates & Co., ledger
Building, Philadelphia, make their fall
announcement to the readers Of the
Messenger to day. This is one of the
leading and most popular ready-made
clothing houses in Philadelphia, and
we feel assured that any of our readers
who desire to purchase fall clothing
can find at Messrs. A. C. Yales & Co S
mammoth establishment an unusually
large stock to select from and at the
lowest possible prices. Give them a
trial
Democratic messenger., 1881-09-10

The Baltimore Tribune is the name
of sneak paper, said by some Repub-
lican papers which copy from it to be
Democratic, but the sheet bears on its
face evidences of fraud, and its utter
ances smack of the IS75-Reform-Re-
publican Potato Bug movement. The
paper was started as a campaign in
Strgment for the o. l.. D's., but it was
long since abandoned by them and is
now run by Republicans.
Democratic messenger., 1881-09-10

The following item, from an ex-
change, contains mountain of truth ::
"Underrate every present and pros
pectiye enterprise ; speak i'll OF the
churches and schools tell everybody
the hotels are bad enlarge the vices
Of the people, especially the young
people ; withhold the patronage from
your merchants and tradesmen, and
buy your goods and groceries at some
other place; never subscribe for the
local papers, and if you are in busi-
ness refuse to advertise. This rule,
strictly followed, will kill any town. "
Democratic messenger., 1881-09-10
The President.

The removal of the President from
Washington to Long Branch, by rail,
was safely accomplished on Tuesday,
the trip Of 225 miles being made in six
hours and forty minutes. The reports
that have come from there are not en-
couFaging but it is hoped that after
getting thoroughly rested he viii rally
Democratic messenger., 1881-09-10
Notice to Taxpayers.

The undersigned hereby gives notice
to all persons who are indebted to him
as Collector of State and County Taxes
for the years 1873 and 1879, that un-
less such taxes are paid at once he shall
proceed to levy upon and sell all prop
critics upon which said taxes are not
paid. LEVIN ]. HOUSTON,
Feb. s-'SI. Collector
Democratic messenger., 1881-09-10

THE weather is hot; there is no
doubt about that. 1t usually is hot
at this time of the year, and it is likely
that the heat will endure for some days
to come. But it does no good to
fume and fret about the temperature
and to keep watch on the thermome.
ter, SO as to be able to announce when
ever the mercury goes up a degree.
Such solicitude only makes matters
worse. it is very much better to ac-
cept the situation with tranquility, and
to refrain from worrying about a dis
comfort which complaints are power.
less to alleviate. Every one can keeE
cool in mind, however heated he may
be in body, and that is the wisest plan
Democratic messenger., 1881-09-10

CAPT. I. N. Veasey has made ar
rangements TO run his schooner, the
"Marianna," from this place to Balti
more, regularly, until further notice,
and will be prepared to receive back
freights for this place or other points
on the Pocomoke Terms and other
particulars may be learned of Messrs.
Payne Il Bro, who will act as his
agents.
Democratic messenger., 1881-09-10
Edison Music Co.,
2l5 l. 2l7 Walnut Street, Philada., Pa.
Order Nisi.
David ]. D. Truitt,

Herod II S. Brown and LitiIetou Waters.
In the Circuit Court for Worcester County.
In Equity. No. s5s, July Term, 1881, TO
wit-August %, 1881.
ORDERED, that the sale made aud re-
" ported by Clayton J Purnell, Tru stee
tor the sale OF the real estate mentioned in
the above entitled cause, be ratified and
confirmed, unless cause TO the contrary
thereof be shown on or before the first day
of January Term next-provided copy Of
this order be inserted in some newspaper
printed in Worcester county once In each
of three successive weeks before the first
day OF January in the year 1882
The report states the amount of sales to
be Sls5.
!, 7. MATTHEW'S, Clerk
True Copy,
Test, |. T. MATTHEW'S, Clerk
Democratic messenger., 1881-09-10

PRIOR to the act of 1876 ii was nee
essary that the registers should, in
addition to the regular notification
which is published in another column,
have handbills printed giving notice
Of the first sitting. This requirement
has been dispensed with by that act,
and now handbills are only necessary
for the second sitting. After next
Friday the registers will, as in the
usual way forward to this Office a list
of the names added to and the names
stricken from the respective lists, and
such names will, as the law requires,
be printed in handbill form to be
posted, and at the same time we will
send the posters for the second sitting.
After the second sitting, which will be
published in the newspapers as well as
in handbills, the registers will furnish
the corrected lists of "new" and "dis.
qualified voters, as registered during
the said sitting, which will be also
printed in the form of posters, as re,
quired by law.
Democratic messenger., 1881-09-10

TIE MELLOW HARVEST Moon
The September moon filled on the 9TH.
She will be in conjunction with Saturn
and Neptune on the I2th; with Jupi-
ter on the 18th, and Mars on the 18th,
passing one degree and a quarter to
the north. She will take on her most
beautiful phase on the morning of the
goth, when, three days before her
change, her waning crescent will hang
south of the radiant planet Venus.
The September full moon is also the
much priced harvest moon. For four
successive evenings after the full there
is only an average difference of thirty
four minutes in the time Of her rising.
Her full-orbed splendor irradiating
the east soon after the sun has sunk in
the west seems to prolong the quickly
fading autUmnal twilight, while the
nights are fall of dreamy beauty under
the sway of her silvery radiance.
Democratic messenger., 1881-09-10

LEcTURE.-Mr. George w. R.sby,
of Virginia, will on Wednesday even-
ing next, at the Court House in this
place, deliver his celebrated lecture,
"The Comic Side of Negro Life, -
with humorous afterpiece. Admis-
sion IS cents. On the following even
ing (Thursday) he viii repeat his lee
ture al the Town Hall iu Berlin.
Democratic messenger., 1881-09-10

A MASS MEETING will be held at
Newark at s A. NJ. tomorrow, in the
M. E Church, to pray for rain. The
whole community are invited. A sim
liar meeting will be held at Wesley at
az M. T. ]. Prettyman.
Democratic messenger., 1881-09-10
NOTICE TO TREspAssERs.-All per

NOTICE TO TREsPAssERs.-Al per-
sons are hereby warned against tres
passing with dog or gun, or in any
manner whatever, upon the farm
whereon now reside. or in the woods
belonging to the same. The law will
be strictly enforced upon all offenders,
without regard to person.
]. S. MOORE,
Sept. 10, 1881. Near Snow Hill
Democratic messenger., 1881-09-10
Order Nisi.
Elijah B. Parsons,
as.
IL

His Creditors.
in the Circuit Court for Worcester County.
No. appeals July Term, 1881, to wit !:
August 23d, 1881.
nRDERED, that The report of George w
" Covington ana William S. Wilson.
Trustees in the above entitled cause. be
ratified and confirmed, unless cause to the
contrary thereof be shown on before the Grst
day of January Term next, provided a copy
OF this order he inserted in some newspape7
printed in Worcester County, once in each
of three successive weeks before the Erst day
of January in the year eighteen hn-
and eighty-two. -Aared
Tue report states -
Sl5l,sa Ae amount OIL sales TO be
True copy, S's'"'
Test |. 7. MATTHEW'S, Clerk
Democratic messenger., 1881-09-10

REV. Vaughn Collins, of Berlin,
Md, has been appointed pastor OF An
namessex Circuit vice Rev. Mr Quig-
lev. deceased
Democratic messenger., 1881-09-10

THE regular Quarterly meeting of
our Baptist friend will be held in this
place this afternoon, and the services
will continue during tomorrow morn
ing.
Democratic messenger., 1881-09-10

MARRIED.-In the city of Philadel-
phia, on the 24th of August, Mr..
Reuben b. Nelson to Miss Annie D..
Kruger.
Democratic messenger., 1881-09-10

THE Baltimore Oriole, Mardi- Gras
Carnival viii te held Oct 10, II and
II Monday, Tuesday anJ wednes-
day.
Democratic messenger., 1881-09-10
List of Jurors.

The following is a list of the grand
and peti, jurors drawn to serve at the
October term Of the Circuit Court for
this county:
Thos Holloway, Robt ] Henry. Sr.,
John 7 Hamblin, Thos W Hargis, DR..
S S Quinn, Wilmington Jones, VIM G
Pruitt, Chas Parker, Elijah + Powell,
DR. Paul Jones, Edgar w McMaster,
Daniel Scarborough, Jas \ Townsend,
Alfred d Merrill, Sewell T Williams,
Rufus G Dennis, VIM G GLADDEN., Geo
W Fassi,t, Peter Powell, Wheatley
d Barnes, Fred J Dukes, Edward L
Boehm, Josiah Fl Warren, John M
Purnell, Robt II Gillett, John r Pur-
nell, James Fl Young, Chas w Clay
vile, Saml S Mills, Wm Warrington,
Robt N Todd, Francis ] Chatham,
Chas G Dale, Nathan G West. VIM
S Clarke, Levin 7 Davidson, John b
Corbin, Geo E Scott, James S Taylor,
Zadok Powell, Chas J. Mumford, Al
bert Merrill. Joshua Carey John n
Rayne, Chas W Bishop, VIM T Boston
(of y, Francis H Dryden, Alex +
Clarke.
Democratic messenger., 1881-09-10

REV. T. ]. Prettyman will preach
tomorrow on Newark Circuit as fol-
lows: Newark at 1919 A. NJ. Wesley
at : and 7Il O'Clock p. NJ.
Democratic messenger., 1881-09-10

THE Wicomico Democrats have
nominated the following ticket !:
House of Delegates, King Y. White,
Elihu Jackson, Thomas ]. Twilley /;
Sheriff, V. I. Collier; County Com
missioners, Colonel William ]. Leon
ard, +. Quinton Walston, James II
West, James Dykes, Benjamin +. Mes
sick; Surveyor, Horace n. Crawford.
Democratic messenger., 1881-09-10

For the first time in the history OF
Worcester county, colored man has
been drawn to serveAea a jury in our
Circuit Court. IfIis Aarne is Robert
II. Gillett, negro Of more than aver
age intelligence,GesiQng in Pocomoke
City. BY occupation he is "claim
agent" 1t may not, perhaps, be
known that, by a recent decision of
the higher courts, no conviction of a
colored person is legal where negroes
have been excluded from the jury be-
fore which the same may be tried.
And the law compels the Judges of
our Circuit Courts to draw them for
the jury when capable ones are to be
found. There are but two or three
eligible negroes in this county.
Democratic messenger., 1881-09-10
County.

SHERIFF Lloyd will visit Berlin to-
day.
Democratic messenger., 1881-09-10

A GREAT revival is now progressing
in the NJ. f Church at Wesley !;
preaching every night.
Democratic messenger., 1881-09-10

For SALE-The whole or a-half in
terest in fine young Jack. Apply to
a. q. PENTLAND,
Sept. 10. Snow Hill, Md.
Democratic messenger., 1881-09-10

THE LATEST AND MOST WONDER
Full INVENTION.
Democratic messenger., 1881-09-10

Sept 10.
Democratic messenger., 1881-09-10

From the local paper published at
Hillsboro, Texas, we extract the fol
lowing in relation to the death of Mr..
lanes u l.. Sturais
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-15
coTToN MARxEr,-1r rELe3HArn.

LIVERPOOL Sept H:l2:30 D. ln-Cotton- Market active
a." a n, a aGsnS Paaa sa Msq nr
ANA s2 F FstS 9oo Dafc sadng loo bales
and october delivery Gad also 6i"sad; 6oiod
cember delivery 6iSaad January delivery
60 $40 aiso C1d do January and February delivery, ODD
e,2 do March ana April delivery 6i6asd also 6g;
c ao JUNE Ssvs so Nay and un qSs o delivery
LIVERPOOL sept l4-l5u D. In.-toton- piands
included $3.50 bales American. ''' '"''' - WIZ
september delivery s. do june and GT July ds@
tvEHrooI, Sept 1850 p m--coton planas Low Mid.
ding clause, November and December delivery Gisaad
aeh a snS &ey Sysn ana SH and
AZ April and May delivery evlsd DO May delivery
delivery 6s'oad Futures closed weak.
,AuGusrA, sept l4-Cotton weak; Middlidg 1lo. Low
MiddinG 10 acI Good Ordinary 9ac receipts 954 bales
hAlIIMonE sept u Cotton steady Midddng 2c Low
sales bales; stock i725 bales W. '"'''
M BSnToS SsP, Good ,n arm Mddnns 2 Lev
bales exports TO Great Britain ioobaes; stock 5II5
iss s SDnssy bales net receipts
'1pmsps 1si ssh; sales 6ass
Lev Msans 10 a6 GOOD Ordinary receipts.
Mkhr ans sept a;.coton steady MiddIng lia. re-
Middling, lo'e Good Ordinary eAc.. Escelpts so3
NsHW6nEAss sept quiet, Midalins, Low
bales sslss SUI bales
sSs
Adddiins iisa GOOD oransIy i iosc sIS:s rsseira
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-15


VANS ss'es spipners 2i2 baes stock 7a2 bales
bbi,oaing l0!e Good Ordinary. dc receipts, A,IO6
paiSs sales 27O0 bales: stock. 25,8s2 bales. '
Ipuis sept lSCoton quiet; Mdahng
iuiae Good Ordinary 9iac; l. l80 bales
snpneht 100 bsles sales 472 bales stock, l23
gUVDpSAN fksSsr.
..LvERfooL Sept ID -Pork-prme Mess-Fasterp steady
H. o.. Western stssty al IN aerand Cut.
stnS ~ oI4d short Rib Jl6d Long Clear
s % AZ as. Short Cleag STEADY Of, Hams Long
Mons hs on shoulders steay AT III Beef-India Mesa
dUn mere Extra Mess dull 1922 Prime Mess,
Taior"' Co. lard-Prime Western, steady 626d
cioseSy arn9 CITY, hrnsr at OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
moS. STEADY % a. ~ k1sn Fine duh o6d Com.
sfeady q, Lard on none on sale FloGr-Extra state
sotSs sy NJ lnld New Winter Western. l0ld.
NetI winter steady at nj. Corn-aixet, old OIL
none her eaS at 3l Id Cotonseed Oily elbow American.
Snr,ts m. sosih--Oo nnon nc Lon toa. Dir G3d.
'tust p w tine " Loa i)l. firm at ~.
Co., sept l4--l:3U U m,--Beef, 1921
un aAa INDIA Mess Cheese 3d. per cwt for the best
Mi.idIs fAmeriean Bacon 4s per cwt for Long Clear
x,,enna, iuilow sod per cwt. Lard. 81. per
ITvrpu o roik. 40 per bbl or Prime Ness
7Ts Ii No. ohr Sept Ia D. m.falow, 40. Pork,
LONDON Sept Ia n m -ralcrtta ripsoes M nar
quarter Sperm OIL 1850 per ton Pale osnn 7raio6d
SpS luipentne 3lBd d42L per Refined Petroleum.
pitts or Petroleum, l0l1dDlOL2d per gallon, Com.
nun ltosln U3d Ltnseed oil 92U.l5 per ton.
ANTWERP sept 14petroeum 81 francs ceptimes for
nas paie Amerlca WilcOx's Lard 1854 francs
hEkMkN. Sept lA-Potroeum. marks So pfeunings
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-15
N, orPn.
s esss 0 rom GyEalnsiv..:: ST. ST.

~ ry 900 Gsse sssey "a ssGDg Of
9o'P'SsE e 5,sa,v ID SSS
ra ;ay isS$isio: March $o5gJ22i ARr
Cor RihT; Marginssepte%Iss Ills; 0cto6er ies;
sy % s arc %p ffS
5sa S" aH Sove%%S IigS pSecmbrr
3ss Sn Mary M1 5Ss
ri TsIsl'Taef S5fft' shade
loa 5s better with the improvement maIny
S1 SGS good cSS0s aG T5h 1gG
Bar b. 1 SeSss e & CITY sg' Mn 9ff' s SR Il II "a
West Inaiei "a s%e 20 tor % oHh AseSs and
Tor spring. 81 5oas6 rs Tor Winter Wheat the lat,
w6sat for q rs5na 1d g 0SiS5er
sacks a, - 9oase y mainly at s. 9oas6 l$oo bbls;
$se$ 8 sG!%s aaS $50? %
whole range OF The sales 6 oSs ,S %sgg for eS
sSpernnt S. S5a@6 To- Common TO fair Extra SaTe
g 9Oast 80 Good 70 Fancy DO 81 6O9s7 20 Common to
Extra Round Onto, ie soat6 so 10 Choice do
cr e sqso a3 Eye A1grs e 1898 % Bakers
81 % 81 Louis Common to Far Extra sGesG 90 Good
y ysa c92sS s%y m az closing aen! W6ST Tne?
n 3 SG. ipS co a"f ha nT'e 2s
81 40 Good to Choice; .. PIN ~ RE FLOUR
%sS, GgSS 81 Wsse g I'm NEAL Eb npoS
@GRHfN-0wHEATN and unsettled opening
esS %n losing d SaD if the hS a@Tnens
hather mere doing t9T GSp8 mainly in oa and No
tgrs 5$ao9o 3psh cash nsn9ns Rgradsd sgrTf q 95a
=! s.~+ gHsra9'a r Ss$
No J nsd q 45qsl ~ steamer no Red 81 4?
morrow sidOo sas board Vi 49, ' NO :"
Viii %s VIII + s =
s% ''siSf = g. &C. SsSysns Fl 5es3 b.
SsH %s Es%s sSd 5a 81 loads
sA PsH sSns somy y gSSt s.d
taens Mr. H. ~ Irwin Offered on change today two
shade stronger sssa and sI Closed 10
ey @?e s .5ras
fg nSS,d n" Mixed eu' 30 cash c en
e %a' s 2Ss No. NO " %fe Tss S@
Mixed as ao.ns g8 AZ so:'6s do 9GtS
cS;1s 7ss DO ,s s5I S Closing at
30 Sat $50. No2 i$a.Ss4e; 80 tic:. NO White; %ae;
a. ts White s,ais ,SsaSDs 81 600 5Is
STRAW d. asa ssss ana
::'s: sI:s :ss;
by Snr $ A%sFean isS by by
s.s syas s rs
' Ss fsS s9 ss 6s
n e sss I ls S0SsS s 1880 Il 1
saa SS S Porto & and Eess
Ind $50 bbls sold at o3c In yards jobbmg lots. 81
Resins ruled hrm and $50 bb 0ood strained az 35
800 bbs d. r. grades 81 30 the stock eoncon.
trated aud very firmly hei Tar and Pitch unchanged
OIISrm and In jobbing demand Linseed, 67a62c;
Ter for Calcutta Prime Lard V3d96c
- OCEAN FkE10uTS.-Haes without change, though
notoyer and above steady aud the movement
as Liverpool steam 10000 bush Grain Sd 800 Beef
"a 3D. ass Pork Ssh Flour in bbls, Is Cd 800 do,
.os ESQ ssss pssH & i 81 rs:
ssss sS cesen MSBs % ToSa.so
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