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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-08-17
SELECT SCHOOL,
FOR YOUNG
GENTLEMEN AND BOYS,
SHEPHERDSTOWN, ". VA.
JOHN S. GROVE, Principal.

RHE duties of rhIs School will be re-
4 sumed on Nonduy, September End,
IN The same building occupied by II last
year. The scholastic year will CONSIST
of two Sessions OF twenty-five weeks
each.
The courses Of study will embrace the
Elementary and Higher English Branch.
es, Latin and Mathema'lCs-aIso Greek
at the extra charge OF tutor. The
course of study .or advanced scholars
will be shaped with reference 10 their
preparation for College, or the discharge
of The business relations Of life, as NAV
be desired by their respective parents.
Charges Of tuition will rarge from $40
to SIT per session, a reduction upon last
years charges. by which. added TO a
faithful and acceptable discharge of the
duties assumed, The Principal hopes to
merit the continued Iavor OF his former
PATROLS. as also. to answer the wants Of
Others in the community desiring educs.
tonsI advantages for their sons.
Tuition will be charged only from
time Of en.ry to close Of session, but no
deduction will be made Tor absence or
withdrawal before close Of session, en-
cep, in cases of sickness.
Sons OF Ministers OF the Gospel will
be received at half charge.
As fewer OBSTACLES beset scholars, in
their progress, who en'er at the begin.
ming Of the year, Than those incur Who
come after the rlasses have advanced. an
early entry on The part OF all is greatly TO
be desired.
As the school requires it, the aid Of
competent assistants will be called IN.
Ann l0 II
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DUFFIELDS PRECINCT MEET
ING

In pursuance of notice given, a
meeting assembled at Dufiields, August
18th, for the purpose of nominating a
candidate for Magistrate and for Con
stable r. l.. WYSONG was elected
Chairman, and GEO, II. UAGELEY Sec
rotary,
The meeting proceeded to elect a
candidate for Magistrate, which result
ed in the selection of VIM. b. Daniels,
after which Geo, II. Hagcley was nomi-
mated for the office of Constable
On motion, the proceedings Of this
meeting were ordered to be published
in the Shepherdstown Register.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
X. l.. WYSONG, Chm.
GEO II. UAGELEY, Sec'y.
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HAGERSTOWN
FEMALE SEMINARY.

lPHlS Institution, most beautifully sit
< uated in one Of the finest sections o.!
the State, offers the highest advantages
tor instruction in every department Of
study.
lis next session will commence on
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 5rh. For
Catalogues or any desired information,
address Rev. JOHN McCRON, ID. D.,
Principal, HagersIown. Mary land.
y .-Relerences J. e.. Bridges a.
Co 6. 8 Commerce street; Humrlck
house, Bayllss IL Co., 10 Commerce
street, Baltimore.
AJg 10 4w
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w \ n II e ID !!

Wl}E Farmers 10 know ,ha, we are still
I receiving and keep on hand all kinds
OF Agricultural and Farming Implements,
such az Wheat Drills. KeIIer's Fs,enI;
Keller's Corn Shelter. Keystone Cider
Mills. improved; NsuonaI HAY and Fod-
der Cutters. Separators and Clover HUI.
lers, Steam Engines, portable and station
sry, buhI BY Wood. Tabor and Morse,
Eaton, y. Y; Diamond Screen Grain
Fans, Hand Gist Mills, TIE Loudoun
Plough, Farm Bells, and in fac, every
thing iound in frs, class Agricultural
House.
In addition 10 the above We are rerelv.
ing and propose keeping LUMBER Of
every description. such as White and
Yellow Pine. Poplar Weather Boarding,
yellow Poplar Pa!lngs. &C.. &c.
Lumber for building and other purpo-
ses will be furnished on reasonable terms
by calling on or addressing US.
Thankful for pas, isvors we very res.
pecifuIIy solicit q call from our friends
and patrons.
HARRISON & WELSH.
@@ Office at Virginia Hotel, Shep.
herdslown.
Aug 10 #
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Deott)s.

In this place on Monday night last,
Mr.. JAMES WESLEY BRAMHALL,
aged Il years.
August 4th, 1872, of consumption,
CHARLOTTE l.. wife of Mr.. Joseph
NJ. Miller, of Martinsburg, formerly of
Gettysburg, Pa.,aged - years I months
and 26 days.
On the 9th instant, at his residence
in Martmsburg, RALPH LASHORN,
aged 70 years.
At primrose" near Castleman's Fer
ry, on the 9th inst, GEO. CASTLE
NAN, iii the seth year OF his age,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-08-17
ERR,ORSOF YOUTH.

4 GENTLEMAN who suffered for years
Il f7om Nervous Debility. Prsmatur- Decay,
and all the effects OF youthful ini.se'e,lon viii
for The sake Of sulerng humarI ny. send lr,e -
all who need It, the recipe and direction for ma
king the simple remedy by which he was cur
ed. Sufferers wishing 10 profit by the advent
serS experience can 10 So by al 'rs>>IaE 10
perie, t confidence, JOHN IS. OGDEN,
No. IL Cedar street, New ork.
March 9. 1872. "
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SELECT
NnDH II QnIiONl
i NillAAN SLMUOAo
MISS SIZE 4. GROVE

MISS SUE \. GROVE
WILL resume the exercises Of her
W School on Tuesday, September 3rd,
1872, in the building mex, MIR. Billings
Drug Store, second floor. This sItua-
ton is well suited for the purpose. The
room i. large, well ventilated and light.
ed, and capable Of being made perfectly
comfortable IN winter.
The Elementary and Higher English
Branches, Mathematics, Music, Vocal
and Instrumental, will be taught.
Charges of tuition will range from So
TO 50 per quarter of eleven weeks. Tue
charge for luillon in Instrumental Music
will be made known upon application.
A liberal reduction will be made in favor
Of persons entering two or more schoI-
srs. Children of Ministers will be re-
celved at half price.
The home Of the Principal during the
year will be at the Boarding House Of
Mrs. S!aIsy.
Auu IN n
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-08-17

IL" The CONGRESSIONAL ELECTION
The Hon. {, J. Faulkner. under date
Angus, 18th. lN72rep]ies 10 letter from
Mr. J. :. Dackwa3, of Morgan county,
and gives hi, views a; length on the
validity of the congressional election in
August, and in conclusion sums up the
argument thus -
The Federal Constitution gives to the
Legislature the sole authority to fix the
dag for holding the Congressional elcc
ton. The Legislature has exercised
that power by prescribing the fourth
Thursday in October as the dag. The
Convention had no power to change
that day, if disposed to do 50, but 1t has
carefully guarded against all interference
with the exclusive power thus vested IN
the Legislature. What, therefore, IS
there 10 impair the force Of the existing
ia,c. or to give color to the pretense OF
Congressional election in August y
poll might, with just as much proprlety
might be opened on that day, tor the
election or Grant or Greeley to the
Office Of President of the United States.
- Remember next Thursday is
election day.
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TO C0lSumDLlVeS.

THE ADVERTISE, having ,een permanently Gu
L red OF that dread disease. Consumption, by
a simple remedy. i ANXIOUS 10 make known 10
his fellow sufferers the means OF cure. 10 ali
who desire H. he viii send 4 copy of The pre-
sc'ption used. tree of charge, with ,hr tIrrc
tons for preparing ard u-lnr he same, waD,h
they "Ii hn1 sure Cure Tor Consumption,
Asthma, Bronc.llis, &c.
Parties wishing tie prescription will pe,se
address REV. EDWARD \ WILSON.
1871 Penn Street,
Oct 7.ly WI.iiamsburSn. Y. !.
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K En- To CKY DIVERSITY.
ASHLAND
ASHLAN d,
The Sites of The J'drious COHeges
The Home Of Henry clay,


The Sites fine JariOus Colleges
FIVE COLLEGES in operation, with 30
PROFESSORS AND ms rRUCTORS and
COO STUDENTS. Entire Fees need not ex-
coed $50 PER ANNUM, except in the LaS
aud Commercial Colleges, Boarding from 50
10 s. per week. Students Of the Agricultural
ard Mechanical College can delray portion
of their expenses by labor on the farm or in
the shops. Sessions begin second Monday in
September. For Catalogues or other infor-
nation, address
J. B. BOWMAN, Regent,
Lexington, Ky.
Aug 10 4w
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-08-17

misunderstanding to previous
notice, the Reunion OF the Alumni and
students Of Roanoke College, living in
Maryland and the adjacent counties of
West Virginia, took place on Wednes-
day last, in Kemp Hall. The meeting
Was we'll attended and quite u number
OF Lutheran Ministers Of the county
and adjoining counties of Virginia were
present This College is situated in
Roanoke county, Virginia. The meet
ing was organized by calling Rev. ID.
f. Bittle, TO the chair and the selection
OF Rev VI. l.. Cutler, of Martinsburg
Secretary. The President stated the
object of the meeting, to effect an or
ganization of the aforementioned stu
dents, for the purpose Of cultiyating in
innate social relations, encouraging each
other in their respective professions and
advancing the interests of their Alma
Mater Rev. d. Steck, of AIiddletown,
Rev Dr. Diehl, of this city, and Rev.
l.. a. Mann, expressed their sincere
hopes that such organization would be
effected \ Committee consisting of
Rev. w c. Wire, d. B. Floyd, j. S.
Meter, was appointed to draft resolu-
tons for the government Of the AsSoci-
alton At this stage of the meeting,
George f. Nelson. of Baltimore, deliy-
ed an eloquent, and able address on the
advantages of Classical Education"
a vote OF thinks was given thespeaker
for the excellent address and a copy
asked for publication. An election for
permanent officers resulted in the fol-
lowing: George f. Nelson, President
ID. Is. Floyd, Recording Secretary ; J.
5. Motter, Corresponding Secretary
Rev. l.. y. Mann, Treasurer. The ASS
ociation adjourned, to meet next year
in BurkettSyille, Md, the time to be
selected by the officers. The meeting
was also attended by number of the
citizens of this city and the county
a considerable degree of interest was
manifested and the meeting gave fair
promise that similar ones will result in
great benefit to those concerned and
advance the interests of the Collegerep-
resented. Frederick Examiner
No Observation-Disclosures, W. Va,
August S.-The Democratic Conven-
ton for the Second Congressional Dis
trict met here to-day, and adjourned
without making nomination, to Sep
TENDER 18th.
Resolutions were adopted declaring
that an election for Congressman, in
August would be invalid, and that DC
tober is the proper time for holding it.
The real reasons are lst. fear
that Mr.. Boteler would beat the nomi-
nee; and I'd. that contest would dan
gerously increase ;he disaffection against
Camden AMI the Constitution in the
Eastern end Of the District.
Hon G.. j. Faulkner and Frank Mar
TIN are both here, and the belief is that
II nomination had been made, Martin
would have got it,
The attendance at the Convention
was small, about half a counties not be
ING repreSented.-Hheeiing MteiHgen-
Ger.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-08-17

Inc NEW PosrAL ARRAxGEMENr.-
BY the new postal law which came into
operation on the LIST of July, a great ben
fit has been conferred upon the general
public. According to the new rerula-
tons, packages of dry goods, hardware.
drugs except liquid drugs and other
merchandise not exceeding twelve GUN
ces in weight can be mailed to any part
of the United States at a charge OF two
cents for each two ounces or frac-
ton of two ounces. Much time and
money will be saved by this arrange
ment The postotiice authorities will
forward 4 twelve ounce package to San
Francisco for twelve cents. For in
stance, a pair Of boots, if neither boot
weighs more than the specified twelve
ounces, may be wrapped up in two sep
arate parcels, and sent across the CONT
nent for twenty-four cents.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-08-17

DEATH OF A FORMER CITIZEN OF OUR
CoUNrY.-Richmond papers announce
the death, at Selma, Ala, on the 22d of
July, of Maj. Robert Swan, a native of
our State and formerly citizen of our
County. At the time of his death he
was engaged in planting, near Selma,
and according to the Richmond papers,
his remains were expected to reach
Richmond, the home of his father-in-
law, Or. Chas. Macgill, on Friday last
Hagerst0Wn NaiL
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-08-17

ESE~ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS of the
social reunion of the surviving soldiers
of the Army of Northern Virginia, to
take place at Shepherdstown, on Satur-
day, August 18th, 1872.
Dress Parade at 10 o'clock, in Shep-
herdstown, where the orders of the day
will be published. The formation of
the line viii be by order of battalion, the
centre resting on College Square.
The column of procession will be
formed Immediately after, headed oy
CAPT Criswells Cornet Band, the Chief
Marshal with Gels. l., HoIton, Il. J.
Chew, Majs. George Freaner ). Law
IIooE ii. NJ Billings, Capts u W.
Nelson, Henry Ilasan, and Lee II. Mo-
Ter. Assistant Mmshals, and will move
Immediately to Falling Spring
Addresses vii, be delivered by Gems.
ri,yba-r Lee. Jabal A Early, Maj. II.
Eyd Douglas. Hon. T. NJ. IsbsIl and
Others
Surviving Company Officers Of tke
\umvot Northern Virginia in the States
arllarylaud Virginia and West Virgin
H. and all others within reach, are here
Jy earnestly requested and cordially in
,ilad to unite with us, their former
comrades. upon the occasion OF this so
rial reunion bringing with them the
remnants Of their commands, when they
will be assigned their position in the
me al cavalry squadrons Will appear
mounted in column, but viii take their
positions in Dress Parade dismounted.
An imI,a,.ou is extended to al citizens
generally, the ladies, particularly, are
expected to be present. All Bands
within reach are cordially invited to
ante with us,
The grounds will not be open until
after the Dress Parade. As this will be
what is termed a Basket Barbecue,
all old soldiers are hereby ordered to
fall in with two days rations, one for
themselves and one for their comrades
from distance. Our citizen friends
viii please bring with them an extra
supply ofprovl>ions intended for stran-
gers and Others from a distance who
VII he detailed among them by the
Committee of Arrar Eymu,S.
Col. ". i. MORGAN,
tuict Marshal.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-08-17

Rs Hon. Montgomery Blair, of
Maryland, will address the people
at Harpers Ferry,on Wednesday night,
next
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DMINISTR A TOR 5
NOTICE.

WHE undersigned having taken ont let.
l. ter~ at administrator on the estate at
Ii. SMITH GROVE, deceased, hereby
n"'itl4- ali pers"n> indebted to lhe Esitr
10 cp.rr forward and Setur. aud p-r-
sons Q" whom tie Estate - indebted MI
present 'he'r CLAIMS, properly su,henu.
caled. inr settlement.
l.. ". rUFtINRERGER.
AGWin..IstNr.
Is ~. 1872. 4u
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Southern Soldiers
RE- UNION
p &c y | G. !
AUGUST II. 1872,
AT
SHEPHERDSTOUN.
Addresses will be delivered by General
Fltzhugh Lee. Gen. J \. Early, Hon.
+. NJ. lsbelI, MAJ. II. X. Douglas,
and others.

All ci,izens sre invited 10 unite with W.
on IDls OCCASION, The IsdIes particularly
10 be present.
A Dress Parade viii take place at
Shepherdstown at 10 O'clock, a. NJ.
The Procession will be formed iDmedl.
aleIy after.
All Confederate Soldiers IN the States
OF Maryland, Vagina and West Virgin
ia. are hereby cordially invited anG ex-
pected tn unlle with w..
There will be no postponenen, Of he
Re. UnIon as heretofore published.
Provide DAYS ratr"us.
WV. A. MORGAN,
Chief Marshal.
Assistant Narshal--Cols. h. Hox,on.
L. p. CHOW, Harry Gilmore; MsJor-
Geo Fresner, ]. L.w lioof, II. VI.
Billing: CspIs. 9. ". Nelson. Lee 4
Molsr. Henry Hagsn.
JAMES NJ. MASON, President Of
The day.
Aug 10 II
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-08-17

BALLoU's MAGAZINE FOR SEPTEMBER.
The September number of Ballou's
Magazine is one that should be read by
all classes, for it is SO good and interes-
'lng that when once taken up no one
wishes to put it down until the last page
Is perused. 1t is full of stories, adven-
lures, poetry, fun, engravings, and not
a line IN it but contains information.
Inere is no serial in this country that
Will compare with it when price is con-
sldered. The contents for September
are; "A Grand English Wedding"
Sugar Making" "South American In
dams, "The Phoca, or Seal" Me
chanics Institute, Baltimore" "Momt
Egmont, New Zelahd," City of Magde-
burg, Prussia" "Ancient Egyptian
Kings" "a Domestic Narrative" The
H:llbury Rose" Questions, Justine,
The Soul without Prayer, "How |
Masqueraded as Travelling Agent"
"Music," a Inferno Senior, The Up
per Crust, Showing the Wind, "Our
Young Peoples Story-Teller. Guess,
or, The Son of Politician" Fairies
and Fortune" "Ruthven's Puzzle Page"
Curious Matters, ,, The Housekeeper,"
Facts and Fancies," ''Mr. Apollo Pig
feet aud his Boating Adventures. (IIu-
morous Illustrations" Address Themes
IL Talbot, 63 Congress Street, Boston.
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Save Doctors Bills.

lfyou want 10 keep rom paying many
Doctors bills, keep bo'tle or Two Of
ENTLER SURE CURE in your
house. II will cure Disrrhes, Cholera,
Cholera Morbu., Dysenrery, Crsmp COL
ic. Summer Complain, in children, &c.
A sure remedy For sale By
II. ". BILLINGS,
Druggisi,
ShephertstOwn.
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VIRGIGIi FEMALE Institute.
STAUNTON. VA.

Bu.I'mg. contain over so rooms. Grounds,
Line acrr-. rupl, from II states The
Cour-u Oh, go. puseI IN c.gh, Schools. uudrr
~ cuty Professor, aud Olli.cr,. Location
beautiful aud sa.ubuoUs. lcml uoIcrntr
Appiy tor Circular, 10 *. ". PHI LL.PS.
ruaerPaI, - ". II TANS, Soy. ga m,on
Va.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-08-17

A gentle rain fell on Thursday night
ard Friday,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-08-17
CANCERS CURED.

DR.. dEBERN CLAPLiN's INPIaNARY
established is6I,l 1913 Wabash Avenue.
souIb Of SIS; street, Cbiesgo. 3d.. sTtees,fcl.
" treats Cancers. withoet knife OF serious pain.
10 the shortest time imsginsSIs. The Doctor
vii be a, The White snlphGT sp.inss. West
Virginia, Iuiy 0lE. an ,=niin MI August lsi.
1872.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-08-17

.i- not ruJs!g Hmch may give temporary
Te.c % the sufferer for the first few doses, bot
which, from continued use hIugs Pie. End
Suired diseases 10 a.l ia weakening rhc Iuya
d. nor = IT d'c'o-rI qIor. which. under the
popular name of "Brrrs' - 50 c1tcu-l civ
ln.meJ OIL Oh The punhc ~ sovereign remedies
hutu Is most puNc,iul Tonic and aIteratr,c
pronounced so ay tn leading me.Ica aurn5r
ties OF London and Farl,. and has been lof
s,ed hy the regular physicians Of Other oOu
ire, with won cril. remedial results
Dr.. Wells Extract Of JIrubeJa,
retains all tie medicinal virtue, peculiar To- q g
plan and mus. be taken Is permanent cur-tI'e
age t.
l. there want Of action in yoGr Liver 8
spleen lnis-s relieved a. once, he blood be-
comes impure By te,c'enou, ,ecreL1u,. yr,Ju
eng -croiuiou- ~ >kI4 tisel.es. B.J,rae.. Eel.
oas' Pu,'u,e', Canssr. 'rmp.e,, &c, sc.
Take JUruae'f % cleanse, pant, and restore
thevI,l'ej b. 90 % he,rn. aubr.
Have sou b -p~a.c > uma,a. Unle~. ti-
se.u"n .s p-,.r., aisd NE -. stem j. I-bII-
in.ed @itn loss Of ,g1l f.'.r. poverty ol he
blood. Dr9i-c ca. onteIcJ General e4.as..
os Lass I'n.
Take . O.. asset Digestion a.ibog, reaction.
q ALI 'uPiu Ju,htII gor 10 .ae .esy ut
ierer.
Have y-u weakness Of he Ip'e,'ine. YpU
sre m danger Of C.r1nic DuuhJc4 n be dread
al Inflammation tie bowel
Take q % ,l.iy rraltI,u en-! Vari % ten
drncy % ruhsmpa. tyus.
Have YOU v~akue u the Uterine or Tn
uary Orssns You mu., procure instant r.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-08-17

TT Is A MARK of the unsuccessful
man, that he invariably locks his stable
door when the horse has been stolen.
This sort of wisdom never thinks about
bodily health until it is gone. But Just
as much as any disease has become seat
ed, the power Of the system to resist
and throw it off is weakened hence
time is all important, For dyspepsia,
all diseases of the liver, stomach, skin
aud kidneys, and all that begin in vita
ted blood, do not wait until the trouble
is confirmed, but attack it by timely
use of DIR, WALKERS CALIFoRNIA NIN-
EGAR BIrTERS.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-08-17

TuE Board OF SUPERVISORS OF BERKE-
LEY CorNrY-At a meeting of the
Board o. Supervisors Of Berkeley coun-
tv. held at Martinsburg, on yesterday,
in the Court House, Eli Fleming, Presl,
dent. of the Board, RepnbIican) The
following resolution was unanimously
adopted:
n-.Ir.d, As the opinion of this Board,
th.t the law gives no authority What
ever for holding Congressional cleo
,ioG ON the 22ud of this month,and that
We shall deem it our duty, so far as the
same may fall with in our official cogni-
lance, to regard all votes cast for rep
rcscutatiyc in Congress onthe said 22nd
Of August, irreIularly and illegally Civ
en-, and not proper to be reported or
certified
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-05-07
: New York Cotton Market.

NEW YoBK, May 8.
The Financial Chronicle says: The mar ket the
mast week FOR spot cotton has been quiet, but
there has been an upward tendency In prices, and
the close, though with &c animation, was hrm
The favorable Influences operating have been the
very small receipts at our ports and Blight i'm
proyement- In Liverpool. Our quotations, how.
ever, are 80 high as To prevent any export move.
mene and the saes have been almost entirely for
consumption.- For future delivery the business
has been largely for May Parties who mad con.
tractH out for that month have appeared appre'
hensive that they would be cnrnered, aud nave
sought therefore to cover themselves: Conn-
dence In prices for the summer months seems
also TO have Increased; while the quotations Tor
the next crop have been well suStained. The
prices last reported for futures were t6asis low
middine) 2s lie for May 2s ills f1r ~ 'ane, ane,
temner and 90 8.l6c for October. The total sales
Of this description for the week are s4,S5o bales
For Immediate delivery the total sales foot up this
week 3275 bales including II for export, 26u6 for
consnm ptIon, 2sS for speculation, and 300 In
transit s. E'las ~ fr.' III
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-05-07

holders, however, has in measure checked busi-
ness, and the market closfs quiet but nrm:
the market consequently quiet, but holders tns!st
on full prices. We quote city packed a. $l4, but
not much otYered. Regular mess $12 76slS and
Is rs, seller June. Rumps are nominal at $sall,
BULK MsaTs-The offerings are more liberal.
but there is no pressure to sell, and holders ar.
cOntending for full rates. Shoulders can be had
at AZ to AZ, latter for city cut; clear rib des are
he'd at 6K; rib sides 6M, and clear at 7, but
might be shaded. Hams TX to TX for heavy and
light averages. Packed meats 4 to Il more.
BACoN.-The marSet IL quiet. but there ts no
anxiety to sell. Snoul ers are held at 81; clear
rio sides at TX and clear sides at TX, but roa nd
lots could have been had at H less. Breakfast
bacon, canvassed and packed, to 10Ho, as 70
brand. Sugar.cured canvassed b ANS 1oH TO llS
as to brand and average.
LARp-The market closed quiet at sX for prime
steam, and sc for kettle rendered leaf; renneo
lard for southern trade &c.