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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-07-26

udys ago
Taylorsville, July l4th, 1873.
Friend Zittle-Epclosed please find
$3.50, my subscription for the Register,
which suppose is abou. ont AS long
as the R is in circulation and my iwO
dollars and half hold out, shall be reg
ular subscriber 1t comes to us each
week, aud is enjoyed as much as visits
Of old friends, giving us many local
items which my friends would never
think of telling, besides the condition of
our dear old State, both politically and
financially. May you and your paper
continue 10 flourish is the wish of your
friend, H. b.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-07-26
IN

The startling drawback on nearly all mediei-
ma. agents has ever been that in their process
Of purgation and publication they have also do
billtated the system. TO obvialc this dill, ulty
ply Sicians have long sought for an agent that
would
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-07-26
THE REGISTER.
TERMS PER YEAR-$0,5O IN ADVANCE
ShepherastOwn, West Va:

sATURDAY.....-...JULY 26, 1873.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-07-26

Shepherd Township-Board of Edu-
cation DIR. A. Tinsloy, President !;
Geo. Licklider and John NJ. Engle,
Commissioners. Trustees-John L.
Hill, School No. 3, town; VIM. }.
Knott, School No. 4, Remnants; ID.
w. Hendricks, School No. ), Union
vile; Jas. w. Glenn, School No. Is,
Zoar
Also the following for Shepherd
Township -
William j. Knott, jacob Staley and
Jas II. Coflenberger, Commissioners.
ID. w. Hendricks, Trustee Of No. 5,sub
district.
Mr.. Zittle-At the instance Of nu-
merous patrons Of the Cnionville Public
School, 9Th Sub District Of Shepherd
District, Jefferson County, w. Va. |
have consented for my name to be pro
posed to the voters, thereof, for the Of
flee of Trustee, of the Public School of
said District. And if elected, | will
faithfully discharge the duties OF the
Office, to the best Of my ability.
II
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-07-26

|. English Gncuding grammar Composition,
Literature and Elocution.) 2. Geography and
History (Ancient and Modern.) 3. Latin. A..
Greek. 5. French. 6 German. 7. Spanish.
3. Pure Mathematics. 9. Natural Sciences.
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IRE wing.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-07-26

R0~ SCHOOL ELECTION election
for school officers is on the 9Th Of flu
gust, the second Friday. The follow
ing is the form of the ticket to be voted
in each sub-district
FOR COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT OF FREE
ScHooLs,
FOR PRESIDENT BOARD OF EDtcATIoN.
~ School COMMISSIONERS.
TRUSTEE.
For Or AGAINST PowEE TO LEVY.
The people will get together on the
morning of election and choose, by tax
ing the ayes and noes man for judge
and another for clerk, who will conduct
the election. If no magistrate is present
to administer the oath Of office, the
Judge will have to swear i'll the clerk,
and the clerk will then swear IN the
Judge. The following is the oath =
81, A B., do solemnly swear
that l will support the Constitution OF
the United States, the Constitution OF
this State, and that i'll the election about
to be held | will faithfully discharge my
duties to the best of my skill and Judg-
ment, 50 help me God,
Heavy penalties are imposed upon
both the Judge and clerk for fraud in
the discharge OF their duties.
Neither the judge nor clerk OF these
elections will be eligible to hold any
office to be filed at an election at which
they preside.
The following tickets have been sent
us for publication =
Potomac Township-Board Of Edu-
cation &c. II. Lickiider, President !;
j. S. Melvin aud VIM. Il. McQullkin,
Commissioners. Trustees. >. Elem
inc, School No. 3, town; Geo. w. Hall,
School No. l, Lemen's; James A. Os-
bourn, School No. 6, Edgewood !; ia
cob Fulk, School No u, Turner's.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-07-26

Sa~ The following complimentary ar
ticle to the Register was received few
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-05-24
The Maa Who Has Not Time to ba
PGStmaSt9r.

The Postmaster General has received
the following letter fiom person who
WIS recently appointed postmaster Cat i
sal'ry of SIP per annunD'of a town in
Iowa:
"to The sincral postmaster at Wash
inston City rny Dcare friends hope
you will not appint me postmaster in
this here town hain't rot no time t,
trnl TO it ! suppose you got the paper
Soni, how my friends sent up Reckomin.
dcrlmc bu' haint cot timeto do the thing
np as it ort too be done In fact done
know hardly what IS a coin to be done
our shoemaker would be very good
man only he was Grcly square out which
you know onitits him FOR the position
then there * orr Storek,cper jim b =
that wants the POSITION mi shtty bad but
as shurc rs ynn are Il living man jim B
1haint rcri goDd writn and That's the
trouble You sec them that wants it don't
kn1w cnuif 70 terd il aud them. their
'nat docs don't want to takeit Jim B.
was raScd ont in tic countrey and iest
conc 10 town last week and don't know
cn5uf to be postmaster but do as yoi
think best only don't apint me i hain,t
got time cr or yoar frmd, &c. s02 s's'
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-05-24

Jane used cinmphcne to light her fire Tho
faster.
ave lay her to rest" inioncd the pastor
Smith blew the gas out, ere the he'd he glid,
cd for.
Leaving his fmmily quite unproyide,l for.
To learn if charged, Jones trcathcd iuto his
following piece,
His widows uncic will support his bowling
niece.
Brown thought he'd njrt with Simpsons
wife :, lii tie
Thcjury stood dozen for acquittal.
III shave" said Ruth of womans rights
the for,runurr
The razor must have slipped" Observed
the coroner.
stiles jumped upto reach a moving rail cars
platform.
~ homes bcrc"vmcnt shocking is in that
form.
"rhst whiskry ono can stand" snid Tomr-
lins. "t,y OH lets"
Ills sleep is sweet beneath The carly violcts.
Ills shop girls PIT on tormost hoor, dill
Elnmcy.
After the fire they didn't count so many,
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-05-24

1t WAS n cottage. Dun't tell II c tliat
domt know. HAVEN'T been there to
rather roses and feast on fs,rawbcrri,s !?
No! it was not cottage j,,Hec-;herc
was nothing Frenchhcd about it 1t
was purely American, mud harfaonized
swccll5 with the dclightiul sccncry. NJ I.
It hadn't fiat room. nor po;tico ;
nothing at all of The kind But then i
had rose vines running all over the
windows, and whole colonies of wrens
that built sthcir nests and san. brncgth
It's cav,s To the lit was a field %
clover, red with Blossoms on the lc.,
was an orchard trqm whence winds
scattered II shower # bloc n in trnnt
was green lawn, shaded with spnv
massive walnut trees and to the rea,
opened a lung grass lnuc thr, ugh wh ca
Tie COWS walked every morning to the
pasture leyoud, and returned at night
know well enough to whom this
cottage belonged. No, it wasn't to
School teacher, n ma preacher unr IN
author-no such thing. II was bHi
h, tho L.j .rh;n ~,
and lived in it, and had always "a
mittrd his eXccllont taste in bcmdn.
,Lc nsc,u, Win ,bo h.,,,;c,I ,,,,
had never seen him-m,y visits havin.
been to his wife and ,lur'ns his absence
lad lc,,roJ or b;m -, h lo..,
enough to make me intensely c,rion.
see him: g,r not tcp,l, ,,,,.uc il H..
nciYhbo,hood apnrov,d Of, rs wi,,.,.
choice
sWhat is tbc, m,t,cr with him - !
,,kcd as Lc ;,u,n,,,rw
.\ot th,t k,,,v ,r' y,. ,lo ~c;.,;o
dor .h,, ,o ,.u ,ln ,r,.L poj,,
;,., tr.r,iI, ,l, ,;..r,o, :. an ..
,rl c;c,tr;,oa ..ho,,a ,hi,L J.. r,.
and 90, rop,,ov = .l,, H.. m
rorvon. :, ,,ol =, ,,,,,L;u ,rl.,
kind,
.poor man rcrlans h, r,t bur,cJ &
rescuiuy same cb;,l a. EcI,l,. ,,,,,.,,
co,, ~, A,,.s, Is,;J
Dont luow rovcr h,,,1. n,vor
u,.t. ;ao,;r;o. ,ou l,nw ,h,., ,,,
c,,c - ,iyc n nj. n,i.l,,thn.,l
.nor l ,,. H., -, ,.,,
h.G.nroa lin, gLatfr - ,,,, ,,
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-05-24
NUMBER Is

: y.
to attempt her escape that way. aud,
With light but trembling steps, giided
along unobservcd laid her hand on the
handle Of the door and opened it but
before her stood to hcr disnmy, grim d
tiler with his lous swosd unshoatlI-
cd
a shrek that pierced through. the
apartments alarmed the members of the
lodge who all rushing to the door, and
fndin" that Miss St. Teger had been in
the room during the cardmony, resolved p.
it is said in the parpxysm of their rage.
to put the fair spcctatrcss to d,ath, bu.
at the moving arrl earnest supplication
IF her youngest brother, her life was
spared on condition OF her going through -
the two rcnainin steps of the solcmaes
ceremony she had unlawfully Witnessed. 4
This She conscutel to, and they conduc,
ted the beautiful aud terrified young,
lady trough those trials which are
sometimes moro than enough for rnaseu
liac resolution, little thinking they were 8
taking into the bosom OF their craft a +,
member that would reflect Iu.trc ON !.
the auna's of.Masonry.
Miss St. Lcgcr vas cousin to General
A 'ho1y St Lcgcr who Instituted the
interesting race and celebrated Doncis-
ter s.. I.cscr stakes. Eventually she
married Richard Allsorth, Esq, Of
Newmarket a member of highly hon,
orabEo ani ancieny f'mily Whenever u =
benefit was eiHon at any orths theatres
IN Dnb,in or Cork, for the Masonic Fe-
male Orphan Asylum, Mrs. Aldworth
walked. ut the head of Freemssons with
apron and other N i Gai OF ircemasonary
sat in trout row Of tie stage box. The
house WIS always crowded on these s
occasions. The portrait; of this estimn=g,
bic woman is in the lodge room of almost
every 10 20 in Ireland.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-05-24
Is ifoldingtya Sunday-School "A
Divine SrrYirr res

... #.
IA Augusta township, Northumbcr
land county, the i.utheran and German
Rs:orn"d denominations jointly own u
church and worship in il. When tho
church wpS cons'ructel an agrccmcnt
vas made between the two congregations
that nothing but divine service" should
be allowed therein. Subsequently Sun
day schools were held by the two de-
nominations in seho,l house in tho
yleinity The brethren did not dwell
long together in unity before rroconciG,-
b.s differences affected 4 separation, aud
the l.qtl'craps ppproprietcl the church
Sunday school servicc d d not como
under The cl4ss;li alton Of divine SER
vice the. Rgf2rmed determination pro-
secuted the l.utheraus. The lazy suis
resulted in Judge Rockfellog sustaining
the deicpdap,s, The case. was carried
to tPe Supreme Court, and tha. tribunal
has Just reversed the decision Of the
/ ''"H' 09'p"' r~yy serydi 81 ,tnf.ts.
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\ queer Conclusion



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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-05-24

Mrs. Jones says her husband is n
three handed man-righs baud, lclS
Land, aud little behiud baud.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-05-24

Miss Gracic Clark, ofrsaaS,9 hps' bad
eighteen lovers, aud yet she never saw u
steamboat in her life. sfA fra
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-05-24

y New Albany man has Two sons and
fifteen daughters lIo thillkss OF fSst3tS
ing SHIRT factor. @'Ss "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-10
COTTON NARKRTs


Hx.pu. Jun. s-cotsou srn Lev hddisx, To7'ei Teps'
5I4 bses sbumsnts N bales; stool HE0 Sases. -
Bosros June srmsri addhIe. Sfj p'~ fs"3p'
baep sales bales stock liOo0 bales ~.
AususTA Jans anj su lBhe dong hAanP' "'e'
receipts shipments. III bsfA ur.sr... n. -.
ST me 9.--COu0n dill and aoninAii
bsles: shiDHens 10 bales al -. ,....,..
BsrTInoEE jane a-ostou MddIrTs. lsei Ro 5seep.
ss bales; srports-to the CosiBen % bales ooaN ''
Lousv1IGE Jase s-Coton arm MadFur Isle; re''p~ ~
bales shipments, fg7 hales .,,, ,,t. -. ,...fnt.
Esrox June quies .tddhngs Btc 20 ~
bales eTpos-ooastwse 58 bses saiss 200 baies A s
396 e1poseoastNe 27gJ bale saipments 1SL bales '
WLEssTos June Cotton quiet MfngI Dc net reosivn ID
bales sales. S bales; stock 3O0e bdcs -
PHILADELPHIA June 9-Cotton steady Mddlnu. BE IN, -.
GALvEsToE June 9-COtton cgl Good Oflnaf IA @Ne5 -
rseps - bales eEports-to Great Britain, 81 bales sas ~
bales; sioek 10 bales. 80,
hoBmE June cotton srm offerings hgti LoS Md1n5l lis
hddhngS BE- receipts al baes eIportscosEise ~" ''
sales 100 bales stock q as bales. - -.
Nsw-URLEAEs, June aCoiton aood dem md Oraina
l2ii Good Ordinary ise Low Mafag 10 aloIe Mslhst' az,
stock 20 186 bales
SoayoLE June Cotton M5dEngs, 7ic rsoap,s
f55 hAs eTpofseoassise 90 1slei sales rs 5Aes h S
bales - -.
rrScEvArI June 9Coton steady Mddlnga i,c receipts tf
bales shpmsafs. 6i6 bales; STOCK. 1877 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-10
DOMESTIC MARKETS

AHI June whsA dull and te9dene q he market i d3n-
Naie. - ~ , ~ s55 g- Wesn and safe Corn anil
and market heavy Western Mixed bed at Sc 80
dull unchanged Wheat dull and ansaange Corn aeay;
White 2c do Yellow bJci Mixed Western &c. Oas du
sonhsrn Isq5Oc Western Mixed 4aG4ci White. nominal
Ne s5Shi Rs,,l s { oo 70 Choice Is & %hy du na @
ma at BE - ,n.-,..., a. ,s7s--s w.. ,,.. u.
81 81 So Corn dull AZ Sc Rye quiet at se oss quiet a q
use Barley nominal Butter steady Povon, gae bat inn
quiet held hgher no round o qae,gi steam sie oi SPOT SIC
R .s v I'D q he of Shoaers; siasc for Sides there Is
s S s lssI az h saosions wisy steady at ss
,s ss o 3 demand at c Petroleum quiet and steady
bSrso June sPoa quiet and Unchanged Wheat active and
higher at o. for Rrir; 81 IS 10 White Amber Michigan,
r. 01weso Gle asceiSts-4OOO bo Foar 5000 BUSH Wheat
2OO bash Cora shpmnts-300 bills Flour, and 1000 bush Oats
LouisvIrE June unchanged Wheat unchaage receipts
csa sr Al sgeO .1se 0a v SR q 'SassS SACKED
Of Bseon THE for Shoulder staSi fer sides Huns
sugar 30 steam sIe BuE sie sides q
oosei higher packed order IOI GIe higher Whisky steady
91s and Eea,Psfdi s sales Cor. dali
DUH and oTnA shq%s 5sS1 s ssss saS IT., no
GALES sDnng ssgsL Wheat steady at = q tor No
A @ 30 @ q 81 ; sd JSnf G-s y s seller y; No. 5a s Ss
RE e ana unchanged At S S No q B1 u '7s ana ssss
nco bis Flour and Iss 90 bush Wheat
Sa 1Gs 6 uR Sp,:1 I 81 o 6sas. sa
uBoAagsdi sales Of 900 bush Of Amber Michigan 81 10
1000 do No MlNankee Club 81 S. Of do az 81 So
81 81 Corr DILL sales Of 20 bush Of Mined Indiana
Sac bush Of Prime Illinois SIC Corn hea-Sl = for BOed
aud 81 20 for Unboted per Mil Feed unchanged shorts
spSruaa II 50 Mddngs 50dSl9 per Canal FIJI
Wlest 8c Corn NeWfork Lumber, -
Hudsoa - Hs~-YoTk. Railroad Freghs- Flour 70 Pba
deohia Boston, 10 New York &c; Albany
Resesp BY Lake60oo Of Lumber Shipments By Csns-
I2 al bush. Of Wheat. 10 900 eet Of LANDER.
Jane gFsar dn suprane, 80 739 s5 So Rt
as 50 IS spnng Wheat Extra Family 81 va % 80 Winter
Wheat IS High Grades 80 50a sll What unsettled
and irregular Red. Amber 81 73G al ~ No spring
4 81; White RyeNo sales Corn dull and over
yrue. eoSlc Wbis &c red WessB s9l a60c Os steady
WHIT Isl d52le Mirei. df5c WHISKY steady at Bc
ST ori. June aPiour and drOopng; lower se; oBy
lei ohb NJ 4emani DOH aod decinngi Spring
~ IS; so , Fall 40 Cou IN fair demand arm So
Mai he eash. lg 4i0c Jay ~ ollie Oats fair
demand arm; No Ds essh Ole Jaly. Barleg qaiesi
S ctlV Prime zoe Pnue, 05e Whakv dali 3909c
Port i'm rovei demand md ~ Dry Sailed Meats
proved dsnaudi Sides Ter 1uig BaconIhsre c,
Ter feeling uf onr ohbag dongi Shoulders. e
sie Clear sides siG9,e Clear stdss a9e L@r dali e.
Tor summer Iioxs 80 5d % % CAle nnchanged Fat
Inaaus - S0a IS faf BgheEs - 90 - ~
- Is Reueipts5tO Dba fouf luep
bash wheat % 90 buh Cora lsoCO ba Oaa Iooo buib Rye
20 asEs and l,lo0 IAttle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-10
THE STATE OF TRADE.
gVRppEAg NARkk1s

LoNpoy June Sill Coasols opened "a for money 2
for the account. American sec-reUned States Five
boud g9i lS57s s4t TeHtsres 90 Ses Fves 80 Ere
Railway shares, 40.
LIvgkPooL June ell mCOiton opened steady; Mddng Up
lands I'D Midlling Orleans. go
AsrwERP Juue 9.-Petroeum tf FOR Standard White
LIVERPOOL 81 o. mCOtoH iuner. bat not higher.
LoypON.. June a. D. m-Ede Railway shares tSi
LrvERPooL June 81 Cotton shipped from Savannah
or Charleston deliverable June l-l6d from the
deliverable July August at 8d from The por deliverable
IN Augut and September. a 8 t56d. Breaastghs duh.
LosDov June The Of discount for three months bs
the open market below the Bank Of England Cono
closed g for money W American
states closed 865s DID, 81 1905 st renFores
l8i New Fiyes. 80. Eue Railway shares, 81
IryEHPoor June ss D. m-Coon coed-sddng Upanls sd;
Kidding Orleans The u the day l20O bales
and speculation OF the sales 1850 bales
American Of Cotton shipped from Savannah Charleston
No il6 shipped from the ports deliverable
and uy 6i; cotton shipped from New Orleans
efahe In July aud August. az LTD
June m.RehBed Petroleum, 34lfld . gallon.
LoNDoS June 9-EvenngLineed OH, so loI = spints
Turueaine, J6Jd36' % q eva.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-10
MONDAY. June 81. N.


The week opened upon quiet and inactive markets
at the Stock Exchange save for railways and mis-
eellaneous shares in which at the opening OF bust
ness good tt ade was promised. The prices at first
were litter higher than those current on Saturday
night and in the first few minutes afurther advance
Of a fraction took place. Before the Board, how
ever. special drive against Ohio and Mississippi
and Western Union Telegraph broke each Of these
down a point OF So the last named going as low as
sd and the entire list under this lead became weak
and lower. the greatest point of depression &C
curing a little before noon, when the above
Price was touched for Telegraph so for
Ohos 1905 for New-York Central 1888
for Rock Island o. for Union Pacific; and
2gl for c. c. and 1. Central. Erie was dull, on
the quietness of London, while Lake Shore and st.
Paul were on the whole pretty firm. Pacific Mail
was active at 4O0A689. G4Oi until the o'clock
board after which it was subjected TO less serious
changes After u o'clock the general market be-
came frner and continuance of the upward reac-
ton was noted at the 1 o'clock board. The after
noon market was quiet and but barely steady, and
the general speculation closed tame aud feverish.
Investment stocks were firm, but coal stocks were
weak consolidation tumbhng on small sales from %
10 49, with a later reaction, however, 10 30 The
opening highest lowest and closing prices Of stocks
were as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-10

HAY-Te market and steady; quote Prime
Cannon sOa sic and Clover sIids straw steady and in
moderate request quote - for Long Bye $5es6 Tor
sAv4I sToREs-spnis rupsntne has ralsd vey qqe with
bic At s which vas the gnera qnod pre- The KosH @Ir1
b., il !, a md AK 55 ooa do At 30 oh nom doe he
wilmington and - 50 Sor win Ptch-Joebns 50
City delivered Later sac Of J 0o Strained Ro4n E-s reported
pivaie terms. sad TO be At -
and anehaHd Lasee steady bat i4 as n eaL: nd 81 o.
Po srfes l. stronger bat quet; nos holders
decBe weeks pres the sales $50 bbis at OF for
New Ness for Prime for future delivery nothng daae
SSs At s5S Il FOR PLAIN M-s, and s 0r
Beef Hams steady sales Of % oe al go 80 TO- soaae5R Cs
chiefly re 40 City Picked Hams az aver
ct se $50 Citg Smoked l3t6lle 3o DO shoulders
% s1iteI r wb fair de.ai sales 81 80 boxes Cty Long
Clear at 1 y boxes do shs Long Gear a. se 90 Fresh Hans At
Dressed Hogs sass' ana abe We quote at G CITY Ls
a. 7 for No 81 Ga for CITY se for FAR Prime siss ana
~ se T, S We bear 20 ea sT the 5 hI9 Of June a %
GO @ Do 70. a%s ami =; 's p :. ie. 's ny, 81 e0s
DC Chicago 500 Prime sesm on private terms
I,8 oH n. .. juno and a ha AasSs. quoted At s
Cases steady At 2e o sigoss and e o small lots NapHhA h
buye al Sc reported Shipping TO- quoted
ic Creek Of general dull markets AZ - IS for
- 30 at Pae A. Phlade phi, large reparsd
baypx zen p.lee ale SATURDAY 9c
c August 1870 september June Oh offered
under sales reported o. 10000 bb july at sl 900
sales we're pending. but not closed at late hour
,s ar 70 good Redang ssc' saes since our last about no
Ahas MAINLY Caes in ta 1bose Rgs sa i1eang ~ aaas P3s
sold Pr'ats terms $50 At e Reaned Sugars arner
best Crushed, HE but GranuIatei low l0ic-
STRARIN very dull and hesyyi Sales ~ Se and %
SATURDAY and to-day Al Sic and offered " that price At the close with
TGILOw moderately ,ctye and eady sales Of 1900 inferior
to good a 89ic; pnne quoted AZ Q % 6e 80 go 49,
WHISKY oae asd AIRY aeay sAss Of 300 b0ls " &c. and 80
bhla at bic
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RECEIPTS or PRoDuCE.

Per North RiUer and Railroads
JusR pkzs Ashes pigs Beeswax. se2 bales Cotton SIC
bh OIL bags B.. l.. Peas, ll9 Copper 80
ISIS 5b Rggs t5 bb Flour l4 bbs Meal rs do
- [is3 BASH Oa $50 bush.
% bales Hemp 81 bales Hops 2573 Hides. 6s bds Hides l5l
skins - bbs J69 bills Ron, 2y2 bb Spirits lurpea
pkgs Oleake. pkyS PORK. 83
Meats $50 ts bari, 80 kes 50 pk Grease $50 pigs
Searu 1913 plgs Cheese 669 Iaow, ls6
PesnuI Rice 1901 bids Tobacco l5i5 do J4J
baez col, 45J bbls. WHISKY.
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% . e61 97t0 Wt
"a "A TQi ma rs

% = ~
Prussian thalers. "a . ia 79fe -
Money was easy and the stockholders were ac-
cOmmodated at aud 8 per cent on call, mercantile
paper of choice grade moving at to ~ National
bank notes are in excessive abundance. The Treas
ury balances at the close Of business were as follows
Currency S6,25OOOO and Coin. S7eysDO,OOe OF winch
S34. $4,000 were certificates. The internal revenue
receipts to-day were 100000 United States bonds
strong and in some higher, the export de
mand continuing. The general market closes qInet'
but firm on the basis of 1915 to I'D for 1868 Flsk
g. Hatch report as follows. at 3 p. m: