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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1886-09-24


The Wedding At ST. Barssh.sP z Church,
W.dssday evening Of ia,t week, At 7 3a -
clock, was one amesR the prsiti-.t nsptu~l
events tn It has ever b-en csl-hratsd in that
. .i6re. The contracting parties ~er. DR.. l.
Gibi.e Smart, formerly OF Virginia. but nov
Of Psnasy lvasis. ssd Miss Jennie W iim-r. on.
Of the mast popular yosnR ladies Ia wes, Ena
society. The bride 10 daughter Of Mrs H. ".
Wilmer, sni . niece of Dr.. Wm r Wilmer,
formerly naval officer of the pert Of Baltimore.
The church Was crowded to the very doors,
where many stood on tip toe to ..e, glimps-
Of the pretty bride. Mr.. Garter SIN .ri, bsoth-r
Wilmer, States Attorney of Charles county.
"a We the bride away. She Was very ta.tily
and Pr-t.iy sttirsd in rich white elk en- train.
beastifsHy trimmed. The church WAS deco
rated with flowers and evergre-us and the
cha ncel was brilliantly illuminated. The rector,
the Rev. Augustus P. S,ry yker, was the officat-
ing ninistr assisted BY the R-vs- Drs. J. J.
Sans aod Psregrine W-oth. After the cere.
usny a. infernd reception was given a, the
residence Of Or. Wilmer, No. 375 L.fAy-'t-
avenue, after which DR.. and Ms. Smart left FOL
an extended bridal tenr. The ush were
Messrs. w. Rinpgeli Wilmer. Willie 8 nar,.
Will J. Parran, Dr.. Ferribse, of Nor'h Caro-
line; Conway W. Sans asd Irwin T. Nicols
Dr.. and Mrs. Smart will make their fuiur,
home in Pennsylvania. There were many
beautiful aad valuable prsseuts. Among th'
many present At the wedding were Col. J. H
Sel!man, Mr.. B. Worthiagton, Miss Cassi
Wilmer. Mrs. Smart. Mr.. Perry Wilmer. Mis-
Eta Wilmer, Dr.. Wilmer. Mrs. Thos. Watkins
of South River Mr.. and Mrs. Richard B. Sell
mas aad many sr rers.-Bakimo,eon.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1886-09-24
A Gentle stimulus

II impaired to the kidneys and bladder b, Hos
t.tters Stomach Bitts,s, which is most useful
in osercosnink torpidi,y Of these o'gsss. Be-
sides infasing more activity into the them, this
excellent tonic endows them with additional
vigor, and enables them the better TO undergo
the wear and tear Of the dischareing function
imposed upon them BY nature Moreover, ~
they are the rhaRuel for the escspe of certain
impssi,ies from the blood, iacrssses their use
fitness BY strengthening and healthfully stim
u.a,ing them. In certain morbid conditions OF
these important organs, they tall into slug
gi-h state, which is the usual precursor Of dis
ease. What then can be Of greater eeryire
sctivity when sloihful7 No msia,iiss are more
perilous than those which sRect the kidneys.
ssd nediciaa whieh sser.s the peril Should
b highly esteemed.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1886-09-24

The oyster longing licenses issued so
far by the clerk are only about halt the
number issued up to the same date last
year. The number, however, will without
doubt increase as the season advances.
Rev. Joseph Fletcher, we'll known here
from his former residence as a divinity
student under the late Rev. DR.. levin. has
been visiting at Mrs. Boswel's in this
town during this week. Rev. Mr.. Fletch-
er has changed but little in appearance
and is looking well. He was cordially
welcomed by his many friends in this
NEIGH horhood
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1886-09-24
Fall and Winter Dress Goods.

Fall Dress StnGs claim attraction FIRST. Wo.
men set the fashion in fabrics, and have said
"Woolens" We heard the whisper during
the simmer, aud Nv Woolens" are here, any
quantities Of them. Every conceivable sty lie OF
lsbrie, in The richest aud hsndsomest combna-
ton Of stripes, pin checks, brocades. beaded
designs mixtures aud embroidered effects pos
sibly imaginable, representing a broader 6eld
for the display OF your individual taste than
ever previously presented by us.
Some OF the combination. are simply ex.
quisi,e. aud no words Of ours can possibly do
them justice.
PLAN WooleDs, with raised embroidered ef-
fects.
PLAIN Woolrn, with piu-s,ripes and invisible
checks
Narrow stripes TO 90 with broad stripes
Checks TO SO with stripes
Meas TrouseripKs are pstter ned after the
Corsed ~. stripes, Bay adsre Stripes. Persian
Effects, IavisibIe and Broken Ia, Il In Licr,
overirsw your stock OF Imagination, as1 eI-
Pect TO 6nd u here.
Ioa ask abous prices
We answer: That If We sold them hy The r
locks instsad OF by what We paid for them, The
present prices would be doubled.
The assortment will also iaciuie So. So -
and 5&-incb All Wool Tricov Cloths, 3s. 40 aud
- leCn SssnnsFes, ~ lhCh Shoouas, ~ ihCb
French Fosles, - and 5O-ineh Cssitnir Saiiings
S2-ineh Ladies Cloths, i2-inch Camels HAIRS.
+?-,neh Jersey Sui,iugs, ,43 iscs P5unelle Cloth,
&3-ineh Cashmere de Long, I3-ineh DE Aims
Cloth 36 ZACH Fla nel Suiungs IS. 30, - and
81 inch HomsspHns and other ,abrice. Tbs
most conspicuous value ic this sIork at preSra'
s the yard de all. wooI Tri,ol Spiiing 10 The
following a'l aud Si.Ier shades; Dr~Es oi
" iHe, Garnet, CardinHl, Navy B.us, G-ndstme,
Havana Bro~n, S~al Brown, Bronze, Myrtle
6teen, Hunters Grs-n, Lish, and Dark Gray:
and B!acks, only SOS per yard. For Tailor
made Suits this fabric is uns9asi-t
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1886-09-24
oBITUARI.

Departed this life at her home near Bryan
town on the 10Th of August, 1886. at 6 O'Clock
P. ~, after lingering illness. Mis-. LYDIA 5.
DENT, the loving wife of F. L. Dent, aged 4s
years, 6 months and ! day, leaving loving
husband seven children, an aged mother, broth
ers, sisters and large circle Of friends to mourn
their irreparable loss. But their loss 10 her
gain. For truly may II be said good one has
been taken from us. She was highly esteemed,
as " as attesled by the large coneourse OF friends
who followed her remains to their last resting
place-Trinity Church Weep not dear ones
for she is now wearing the crown Of JOY pre-
pared for her eternslly in heavea. For God, the
Giver Of all good doeth all things for the b' t.
Blessed be the name of God-Anen.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1886-09-24
Lace Curtains

$50 pairs While aud Eeru Nottingham Lace
Car,-,ns, real v,'u. 81 IS. oni, 81 pr pai
20s p.lr- Wtiie Nottingham Lace Carttins,
real valur 81 IS only 81 - per i.air
400 pairs bite and Ecrn Side borderrd Not
tiugh.m Lace Curtains. y wards lohg by 80
Inches ~Id-. real value So SO only s? 50 pc
pair.
leo p,irs ~ SIDE hordersd Nottingham
Ince Curtins. y wards long "ni 50 inches
" id- real vgln- - only 50 - PER pair.
$50 p,irs Eur- h--vy E~ru Side.r ordered
Noitu shnm nce Curl,ins a wards I'ug. 80
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1886-09-24
REGISTRATION NOTICE.
To the Voters Of Charles Go.


The undersigned officers Of registration for
the several election districts of Charles county,
duly appointed and qualified according to law,
hereby give notice that they will severaIly sic
at the places hereinafter named, on the days
named, with open doors, from A. NJ. to P.
NJ, on each of the days appointed by law for
said sitting, to wit; on the 4th and 5h days of
October, 1886, being the first Monday and
Tuesday of October, 1886, for the purpose
of revising and completing the registries of
voters of Charles county.
ANY person claiming 10 be entitled to be reg.
istered as qualified voter in Charles County
may apply to the officer Of registration Of the
election district in which the claima mt resides,
at the place or one of the places and during the
time appointed for the sitting.
The officer of Registration for the FIRST elec-
ton district will sit at
PORT TOBACCO.
On Monday and Tuesday, October
4th and 5th.
The Officer of Registration for the
second election district will sit at
HILL TOP.
On Monday and Tuesday, October
4th and 5th.
The Officer of Registration for the
third election district will sit at
CROSS ROADS.
On Monday and Tuesday, October
4th and 9Th.
The Officer Of Registration for the
fourth election district will sit at
UICO1NICO.
On Monday and Tuesday, October
4th and 5th.
The Officer of Registration for the
fifth election district will sit at
NEALES GIFT
On Monday and Tuesday, October
4th and 5th.
The Officer of Registration for the
sixth election district will sit at
NLDDLETOWN.
On Monday and Tuesday, October
4th and 9Th.
The Officer of Registration for. the
seventh election district will sit at
TUBAAN's STORE.
On Monday and Tuesday, October
4th and 9TH.
The Officer of Registration for the
eighth election district will sit at
BRYANTOWN.
On Monday and Tuesday, October
4th and 5th.
The Officer of Registration for the
ninth election district will sit at
PATUXENT CITY.
On Monday and Tuesday. October
4th and 9TH. ------.--- -
H.sCox NEyIET.
Office cf RegistratiosiN lst District.
WILLIAM e HINQIE
Officer of Registration sAd pisfrict.
JAMES j. BRA " WNER.
Officer of r. gistration SID District.
JAMES L. DTFiRs
Officer of Registration 4th Ristrict.
CHARLES A. NEALE.
Officer of Registration 5th District.
FRANCIS B. GREEN,
Officer of Registration 9th District.
WILLIAM H. COX,
Officer Of Registration 7th Distr;et
-HEARY-L-AAlBfD,pIR
Officer of Registration 9Th District.
JAMES III. WRIGHT,
Officer of Registration 9th District.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1886-09-24
Mail Order Department.

We invite the correspondence Of all out Of
town people. especially those in the villages
and rities Of Virgina West Virginia, Maryland
North and South Carolina, in fact, tbrou houi
The South, with reference To supplying IbeW
with House Furnishing Goods, Dry Gods and
Fancy Goods, which we are nov prepared to
do at the lowest prices possible for any house
to name for The same grade of goods.
Our fall caialoy is now ready and we shall
be glad to send it upon T, quest.
We now have sufficient force in our Nail
Order Department to cope with large business,
and all orders will meet with the best possible
attention.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1886-09-24
Ladies' Fall Underwear.

Lad es' F.ll.weight Nerino Vests, high neck
wtlh laag aud short sleeves, ouiy soc each
Ladies Fall weight Merino Pants. only sos
per pair,
Ladies Msriuo " ool Ves's. j-rsev fitting
newest shspe-d"es away ~rih The extr. hsik
through the waist, short shoal ters, no spare
cloth on'y 81 r-,h.
Bsys fan and Winter. weight Shirts and
Drawer, .izes "a 10 SO inehrs only SOC each
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1886-09-24
Bargains il Towels.

SO coz-u 20 ny IS All L'neu M..mie Towels
good hear qn'l',y, "ni, IIl zach, 81 50 pc,
d z-n. At ihr stue prize Ne h,vr the ce'r
hraicd - i klrarrick Towel, 10 by 81 gram
bl-tcbed, pure fax undressed, ready Tor Use
81 d. Zen 20 hy 80 Pure White Al Linen
Il TX Towels. lSc snch, 50 per ia Zen.
75 doz-n 20 by 3S All-Linen Double Hurk
Towels. fancy colorei borders excellent value,
20c each. So IS per dom.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1886-09-24
Children's Hosiery.

Child,s en-. Fre,,h Rubbed Cotton tluse in
black, >e4t hrown. garnet srd navy b,ns, full
regular made, dunnir kn--s, heel and Io- Size.
81 6, 6! -! 5 and 9 oa' 25' per pair.
We csnnoi +ivavs ssC'sFe good ~ these 10
sell at 25- heae- customers vi do well 10
make 8 selr,tion from lhis line
The stock Is preb,t.l, the largest. most ssriei
aud contsius h-t er ,iu-s than ever ,Hsr,d by
US any previous sesSon.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1886-09-24

Miss l. title Millsr. = tss"rit- belle OF
Nsnjemoy, is visiting relatives in this
ueighb.Tnu0d.
The coiorel prisoners in jai ARE all sick
with bilious fever Dr.. J. L. Disg,s is
rendering medical attenti"u.
The county commissioners will mee' on
the 5th proximn To receive Proposals for
wood and attend to general business.
/. Tue "iIo~ ~ard Riaes" command will
meet at the arn"ry here at o'Ul eek this
morning Ia measured for unIInrms.
Quipt"l-o-The great Malaria Fever
and A ue Remedy. Relisiie. Sale aud
Efficient. Price 81 cents per bottle. For
sale 10y all Druggists.
But few visitors were . town on Tues
day and no public business was transact
ed. The political situation was lightly
touched uroa by those who were here.
The Pisx.h and Doncaster mines played
an interesting and well contested game of
h..a. b, | ON the grounds OF the former last
Ss,urdn sgah was successful by the
score ui Is lo9
iixve been cuUI enough to make little
lire in the sitting rooms feel quite comfor-
tabl;. The atmosphere has felt as if frost
was not far distant.
Thos c. Price s. Co.. advertise a lot OF
seed wheat for sale. The weight of the
wheat is guaranteed to be over "a pounds
to the bushel, showing it to be of an ex-
traordinarily fine quality.
Messrs Woodward s. Lo'hrop offer some
immense bargains in fall goods in this is
sue. Read their advertisement cerefully
and deal with them as they can be fully
relied upon to do all they promise.
JUS ice Edward L. Smoot IS still con.
fued to his home Mt La Plata by serious
iIlDes.. We learn that he has entirely lost
the use Of his right side, th"ugh we sin
cerely trust that the paralysis may not b,
permsDent. The justiee's illness IL cause.
Sy disordered stomach.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1886-09-24
CHAPEL POINT MILLS.

T0HE undersigned having rented, thoroughly
i repaired and refurnished the above Mills
are now prepared to receive grist of all kinds.
Wednesdays of each week for grinding Wheat.
We keep constantly on hand large supply Of
Meal to exchange for Corn. We will serve the
public at any time of day from O'Clock A. n.
10 O'Clock P. NJ.
sMO0T / CROSS, Prop,.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1886-09-24

Those participating should not, under any
tunity to ebtsin the acknow lodged Finest Cloth
Jag for Men sad Boys At greatly Reduced
Prices. Visit Acme Hall, 2os West Baltimore
Sssss,, Balsi.ore, and you will Be sure Of .
csrdisl reception.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1886-09-24

Co0Seo3 CO0Aty AnOSO.
Ne. James A. Franklin, collector OF the
6sst collection district. who visited Annapolis
last week for the purpose Of paying over bis
propor,ion Of State taxes to the Comptroller,
says be was congratulated By that officer On
the fact that Charles is the leading county Of
the STATE in the payment Of its State taxes.
This is . nice compliment to the local demo.
cratic governnsnt and the efficient officers who
have received appointmsnt under it. 1t fur.
nishes . pleasing contrast With the most dis-
creditable state Of al f,irs under the hate repub
lican misrule, wh-n all the solicitors were an
nually advertised as dsfaulters; some Of then
to large amounts all Of which have not yet
been paid. The advantages Of local self gov
ernment are made manifest on all sides.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1886-09-24
s.sse.. He..e Appointments.

Mr.. G. W. Grain Suost. son Of DR.. A. j..
Snoot Of this csuaty, was on Monday appoint
ed hy Collector Grooms to . clerkship in the
custom house at Baltimare at u salary Of 81. 200,
g saccesd Stanley Young, republican = ,renoved. :.
Mr.. Sm,ot not long since successfully passed
the civil ssrvic. examinstioa and the result is
his prompt instslusnt in . lucrative position.
Nr. Saoo, is young gsntleuaa of -xcsllea
business qualifications and his appointment
will do credit to the civil service. We tender
hin our congratulations.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1886-09-24

4 Cyclone, destructive OF ali prof, OF
the holder aud bon ,uzs for shre~d buyers OF
Clnthiug. has just reached the m gaihcen' stock
Of R-,iabe Cio,hing made b, 0ehm S1n OF
Bal, more. They are DETERMINED tn clear out
every remaining his Seasons g ,rmsat. md
heir prires ~iil sr ve il. Don, os-r,o X the
cora.r Of Hansver ami Pratt or CiothiBg.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1886-09-24

11e 8eD6eOeoso 70 Asss
The Washington correspondent Of the Bal
,inore Ssa says: There was much rejoicing
in Washington - Thursday Of last week A.
mopg the Disfiet Asnocrsey over ibe unan:.
NOUS nominatisn Of Representative Coapton.
So many Of his constituents are engaged in
business in this city that be is gsasrally con.
sisi,r the Representative Of w sshiugton city.
A. we'll - Of the 9th congressional district o.:
Maryland. The Maryland Democratic Assoeia
tea in this city. composed principally Of infa.
snti.l assschann aad lawyers, 10 preparing to
r.tify Mr. Cospton's renomination on grand
scale. he has freqasn,ly been entertained %
this Cub, and whenever be Was announced as
s.se Of the invited gaesa be was always greeted
wsah full attendance OF the members"
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1886-09-24
st,Il !. Treusse.

Nt1II n IFO001e.
An attachment was issued ON Thursday of
delphia against the Ssut:srn Asrylssd Railroad
Company, - garnishee Of Samuel s. Snsot,
the former president Of that corporation. which
IL projected to rus . line Of railrssd from
Washington to Point Lookout, and forty miles
Of which has already been bailt. The plsiati6
il the atiachment b John N. Meyer, who has
.tsaiued jadgneat agaiRst Mr. Smooi, who.
Il 10 alleged, agreed TO give Mr.. Meyer $780,.
600 of the bonds for servises rendered. The
railroad company. il 10 said, agreed in con-
tract with Mr. Smsot to deliver him $36o, 900
worth Of bonds. and ]. 10 upon these bonds
that the sttachaent wss laid.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1886-09-24
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EMaallv RnRaaosl

F~SANy DuF"eus
Peter Tuhman, IN aged cslored mas, was
burned to death IN Nanjemoy last week by
kerosene. Tubman had removed the chimney
from the burning lamp and was attempted to
get light from the 6ame " hen the lamp ex-
ploded and the burnir & oil scattered over his
clothing and enveloped him in flames. Before
assistance could reach him or the Gre be ex-
,iagai.hed he WAS fatally burned aad soon after
died from the injuries.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1886-09-24

- uoR8Se 60OOssoBs
We potics from the Charles and Calvert
county papers that military companies have
been orsaniEed In both Of these counties. We
ers that teams ION their respective companies
he selected and hat Southern Maryl land hassa
target sheOting We zee no reason Why Char.
latie Hall Academy should not slso join 10 the
--latest We think that suitable prize could
te obtsined and We hope that our suggestion
will he acted upon. If our editorial Irsthers
will take an interest in the natter II will soon
he Aetermin-d who are the champisn ri6e shots
ip Southern Nssyesnd 50. As'y's Beacon
Ks4h56k the above suggestion Of our neigh
Bar Nm EXCELLENT ose, and We. Of Cnsrlss, pro-
mise eur hearty CO operation in arrsngin. such
. con,est - early as practicable. or course il
= ifl he impossible for as to name Al early date
for the sd.ir, ~ our guns ksve not yet been
fe~ei. ed and il will require = me little practice
ON our part before We can consent TO meet the
crack shots Of ST Mary's snd Calvert in tarRe'
shooting. However, after our military organ
isAtion becomes fairly started We here promise
on tie part Of the ''HswArd R6es. team Of
Eve or ten men to meet sL,ilar team from the
other military co:npnnirs Of this section Of the
State, to cen est for the superiority of ri6e
Shooting for our respective eempaui-s. Brother
King. We have 10 fear but that Charles will
bear Of the prize when the n ng occurs.
Ke~piss Gsasr sweet.
If the following direction. sr followed,
SAYS The Country Gentlemon, cider ~ BE- prs.
srr~.a s~eet for sn inde6nitr period:
First. take only well-,ipensd. SQUAD alPlsa
snd crush AID extract the juice. Let the pom.
ace lie fey honrs before pressing. Havs
ever, thing ~ith which the psnace or jsics
comes 10 cont.et sweet snd clean. Strain ths
juice ti,roseh filter, as follows. Tn the ter
put y lsser II clean straw, below 6ne gravel, OF
rsnrse sasd washed clssa. Of dirt. and beneath
Asnaea cloth Such . Sitter ~ill take out al
particles Of pomace, &C., which cause decay
Having the apple juice pafe, put it in kettle
and bring it to . boil, skimniag Of all scuu
~h,rh rises daring the process. While the ci
der 10 still hot or ~artn, ean or bottle II as yOr
would fruit, to preserve IT, Bottles may b'
made tight ny corking and sealisR the same By
dipping the rsrks IN ecmpcsition Of rOsin ant
talIos melted. The main ID NJ in the prsscr
sa.ios is 10 keep it frsa ihe air perfectly.
The juice Df grapaBsn.i other fruits may b
preserved in the sslBa way. II 10 essential il
I'LL these that ths pfodDct be kept In COO
place Of near eveR te0peEsturs. UuferDentst
wise. or juice Of The 9fsp,, is made and pre-
served in this way sna 10 better and msr
Lealthful than vi in made in any other way.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1886-09-24

fse subscription price OF The
81. per anmum # paid i"
at any time soithtn tho cur
+ not paid scithin the gear
Be tavaria6ly charged, a.
fore, and from this rule
will be made.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1886-09-24

(ITSERX.-TAR TINES having q
on thssn any other paper among the
saers and. b,Isiness men Of Charles
superior inducements to ostrerftsers
Cir announcements in its columns. Send
Potes, Uhich are as so,o as any other paper
esn Ma,ylassd. TO say nothing about ciscul0-
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-08-16
TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations at st. Louis, Philadelphia, Balti-
more, Cincinnati and Other Points.

ST. LOUIS Aug. 14-Flour firm and generally
held b Mh9ss Rnsd firm sold up as
closing at ~ &c asked; August, 7Sis07siac, but was
closing At 7sss October sos@sSsa closing a.
SOsac. Corn-The break in wheat and reports of
rain in some of the corn-growing States caused de-
cline. September closing i 7sc and October and No
40c; September, 1880 4Oiac closing at 39ssc; Oc
s sssF so s9sn e a e os sssd1
Rye slow at 81 lac bid. Barley-No market Lead
prairie, 500; timothy. $1o012. Butter steady sfy
and unchanged Eggs quiet At 909lac. Whisky
Provisions slow and unchanged. Pork, $1O35 Lard.
650c. Bulk meats-Loose lots. long clear, 6.25c
short ribs. $3.50; short clear Soc. Bacon-Long
1887 .25c. Hams, LA 13l0c. Receipts-Flour,
1000 brls; wheat, 12a GOO bu; corn, 29, GOO bu
si ss e w SSsy S Su
corn, 1000 bu; oats, 1000 bu; rye and barley none
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 14.-Flour-New winters
quiet, old products firm, with moderate demand
reaction set IN and closed irmer; ungraded red, in
grain depot, SIC; steamer No2 red, elevator S2l20
ssc; No. red August 90 isSs 6c; September. ss149
S9c. Corn-Spot in fair dernand futures dull but
firm: No. mixed, crack, 52c; No. mixed August
SoSessr oasssnot aust go
iected white 31032c No. mixed, $780, No. 2
mixed, 34l2c new No. 3 white 36c; old No. 3
white track. 42c No. white, &c. extra white, 39c;
futures firm, with fair demand; No 2 white, August
35l0036c; September. 35c October, 35as $780, No
vember, 36l4 036ac. Receipts-Flour, 2, GOO brls
wheat. 1O,7O0 bu: corn, 5000 bu; oats. IS 900
bu. Shipments-Wheat $4,000 bu; corn, 5000 bu
oats IL 900 blu.
BALTIMORE. Aug. A. Wheat-Western higher
and active No. 2 Western winter red spot, 5000
86a4c; August. S6le0s6 iac; September, 86ls0 64c
October, 87l4O87osc. Corn-Western higher and
dull; Western mixed, spot, 5O05Ol4c; August 50Aac
asked; September sic asked. Oats steady and act
i've; Western white. 32035c Western mixed 300
35c, Receipts-Flour, S,21S brls; wheat 134 300
bu; corn 200 bu; oats. 200 bu; rye. 8 100 bu.
Shipments-Flour, 20 GIG brs; wheat, IA 900 Blu;
corn, 21.60O bu. Sales-Wheat. l,a21, 100 bus
corn, Is. 600 bu.
CINCINNATI, Aug. 14.-Flour frmer but not
higher. Wheat strong No. 2 red, 766761ac; re-
cepts, 1900 bu Shipments o, 800 bu. Corn firm;
No; mixed, 42lac. Oats quiet: No. mixed. 280
$lG25. Lard dull at 6.75c. Bulk meats weaker;
short ribs, 6.30c. Bacon firm and unchanged. Wits