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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-04-18
SHEPHERDSTOWN JEFFERSON COUNTY WEST VIRGINIA. SATUkDA

nation Of suspicion, are just as effec-
tive in reality as would have been an
open assertion. 1t is as if he had said
"This is too shameful to impute to any
man-we should not think him guilty
of it and yet, in fact, do think be is
guilty of it." Does not this in effect
exaggerate the charge
It is not only the damage inflicted
upon the person assailed that makes
these so injurious. That is badenough.
Every tale told of him diminishes his
value and taints his reputation. 1t is
not forgotten; it is repeated and magni-
fed, till it becomes shame and scandal.
And he is helpless, because it all goes
on behind his back.
But it works mischief to society.
In a general and most lamentable way,
it works a gradual influence to lower
the standard of good feeling and mutu
al esteem all through the ranks of social
life. This one tells of this fault, that
one of that, and another of still another.
To-day you hear something to the det-
rlmenC OI one iiidu o CDaiaSeSi eo-nS'
row something against second, and
the next day against third. Now this
one falls in your regard by taxing you
with some falling with which he has no
concern, and you lose something of
your liking for him. Next comes an
other with his intermeddling tongue,
and he begins to be despised and dis
liked, and put away from your regard;
and again third goes through the same
lowering process.
In this way there is continual power
brought to bear to depress the scale OF
mutual esteem, break ties of friendship,
to lessen our faith in each other, and to
cause us to withdraw resentfully within
ourselves. The bond of mutual love re-
laxes-retaliatiols are provoked; there
is no one of whom you have not heard
some evil, no one in whom there is hot
something to diminish your respect, no
one from whom you have not received
some exhibition of uncharitablehess. 1t
is almost wonder that we can live to-
gether, or bear each others presence,
when there are So many causes to him
der
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PRICES DOWN.!
GOODS B0UGHr WITHIN THE
LAST FIVE DAYS Ar
? A N IC P r [ 6 E s.!
GREAT BARGAINS
AT THE
MERCHANT TAILORING
establishment.

THE Undersigned have just received from the
i Eastern markets one oil the LAhuhSt,
CHE APES L and BEST STOCkS VI GoODS
ever brought TO this market.
The Stock consists in part OF superior frencn
aud Epgl,sh Cloths Of all colors, Casimeres ana
Ves,,nSs.and other goods wnich taey viii sell oy
the var. or make up to order. Ihey ai'o II"
yl,e attention to iheir Stock oil
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
q FINE AND LARGE ASSoK MhNi of
FASHIONABLE HATS.
MOTIONS, and Shirts, Collars Neek lies, .n
Sn,nandsr. cW Hpadkerchieis, &C., which they
will sell cheap for cash; . ,;uh. ON,
All foods purchased elsewhere win oe Gu,
and manufactured 10 order al snort ho''ce anu
a ct guaranteed
R..ver Clo,hs $500 and up.
Ces:imrres ~ on" "P'
Ready msde Goats 800 snd up,
Good Cashmere Suits 1900 and Up.
O,erroas o,OO anh up
HATS AT COST. and everything
el,e in proportion, such as Underclo'h.
ing, Gloves. and Furnishing Goods gen.
era,!y. Goods made up at low prices.
and f,s guaranteed. Give va a call.
S. P. HUMRICKHOUSE,
JAS. S. RIGHTSTINE.
Nov 80 III
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-04-18

The Howe MACHINE CoNpANY.-As
the recent embarrassments Of the Howe
Machine Company, from outside causes
have been widely known, it is proper
that a somewhat detailed account of its
present condition should be equally
widespread, aud it gives US much plea
sure to promise that the real facts show
that the Company is in a most unex-
pectly sound and prosperous condition.
The mortgage to the Pacific Mail
Steamship Company has been released,
aud there are now no other encumbran.
ces whatever on the property OF this
immense manufacturing concern.
1t has been the practice of this conf
pauy to pay all its employees on, the
18th of every month. That is, on the
18th of February they pay all wages
due for the month of January, and on
the 18th of March they pay for the
month Of February, and so on through
the year; but it is well known that dur
ing the panic the company failed to
make payment with regularity or to the
full amount due. We are now inform.
ed that in the month of February all
wages, about S70,0oO, due to the fret
of January were paid in full, and Ia
month or two, the company expects to
resume its former practice OF paying
promptly and in full on the regular pay
days. The company has now six hun
dred and twenty-five employees work
ing eight hours per day, and making
about two hundred aud fifty machines
daily. On the first of April they intend
TO resume the ten hour system and put
on more workmen.
During these hard times the company
has made a very careful estimate OF its
property and liabilities, ard they ind
that their total assets at fair estimate,
exceed their total liabilities by the I'M.
mense sum Of nine million eight hun
dred and thirty-eight thousand dollars,
exclusive of the Glasgow factory, which
has not been affected in tho least by tho
temporary embarrassments OF the COM
panv in this country. This showing Is
certainly very gratifying, and we trust
that in the future the company viii en-
Joy its old time prosperity. .-BridgPof
Daily Standard. 3
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TERMS THIS PAPER.
THE SHEPHERDSTOWN REGISTER

ID
Al a., so per annum in advance. orh Paid WIN
i, two months after the dale oi suoscr'Pioo'
If moi paid within two months $5 wiz DC
charged. These terms will be strie"y ad-
neIed 10. T..
ApyIar,srAExrs Of one square or less, Tor
,,,es insertions or less 81 so, and 80 Gems per
.ouare for each additional insertions Larger
oa.s in the same proportion. The space OF
ID lines will constitute square.
liberal deduction will be made from the
.hovs rates, on yearly advertisements. :
n the number of insertions be not marked
an the advertisement, when sent in, 1t will be
oublished and charged accordingly.
jos PRiNTINe will be executed with neat
ness and despatch.
All Job Work and Advertisements must be
psid for when handed in.
All personal communications will be charged
for at the rate Of SO cents per square, II lines'
for one insertion.
To avoid any Misunderstanding on the par'
of the Annual Advertisers, it is proper TO state
distinctly that their privilege only extends 10
their own immediate business. Real Estate, Le-
gal and all other advertisements sent by them
10 be an additional charge, and no variation
No paper discontinued until all srrearageS
are paid up, unless at the option OF the ed''oe'
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The Philadelphia City Item says the
executors of Edwin Forrest have effect
ed settlement with the divorced wife
ofdeceased by paying her $4,000, she
agreeing to forego all her claims for
Some one has been looking over the
records of the Legislature of West Vir-
ginia, and finds that at its last session
It passed a law ''to prevent owners OF
hogs from running at large" - =
: Minnesota has appropriated $500
10 be expended in thepurchase OF seed
wheat for settlers in the Southwestern
coanties whose crops We're destroyed
lsst year By grssshopPsTa gsesl -
. Rev Mr. Elliott, colorsd, pastor Of
the Baptia Church st lexington, Va,
who turned out 70 members On ysrisos
charges, now charges them with put
ting ..pisen- in the pulpit pitehef of
water.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-04-18

upon the land. can say with truth,
that none can assail, that / retained his
confidence uushaken as he retained my
affections unbroken until his life was
offered up as growing sacrifice TO do
mestic discord at the very threshold Of
his and the nations triumph. Is il,
therefore, likely that words of mine,
written or spoken, should do purposed
injustice to his memory
With the most profound respect 1
am very truly your obedient servant,
WARD III. LAMox.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-04-18

JEW ELRY JEWELRY
Z HAVE jus, received from the City
K nice stock Of fine Gold Plated and Jet
Jewelry Of The lstes. end pres'iest styles.
For ladies' wear have fine sets OF Breast
Pins and Ear Rings. both The gold plated
and the Jet, Gold Pla'ed Ear Rings. Cuff
Buttons, Necklaces, Charms, Lockets.
&c. For gents wear have Shirt Siuds,
C,f Buttons, Collar Buuone, Breast
Pins, Watch Chains, Finger Rires, &c.
Call and examine these Goods, and |
know you will be pleased.
JAS E. BARNHART.
March 81. 1874.
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II O tt G. e .

T INVITE the patronage OF all the old
i customers. and ss many new ones as
possible. By s,rlct attention 10 busi-
ness. and good work aud low prices. !
hope 10 receive large share OF patron.
age. Ihsve fine stock Of Boots and
Shoes of every variety, for ladies end
misses. and gentlemen also Hats. No.
,ions. Tobacco, Cigars. &c.
e. GEO. I. McCHAN.
March Ia. 1874. Il
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NOTICE
NOTICE
DISSO Oh j T [ 0 N

ypHE par.nership heretofore existing
/ under the name, firm and s'yle OF
McCHAN 81 YONTZ has this day been
dissolved by mutual consent. Inc ops'.
ness will be conducted at The old STAND
by Geo. r. McChsn. he having assumed
all liabilities, and 10 whom all debts must
be paid. All persons knowing them
selves indebted 10 the lale firm will please
come forward and settle ss the business
Of said firm mus, be closed.
GEO. II. McCHAN,
GEO. w. YONTZ.
March !, 1874.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-04-18
"' GARDEN SEEDS.
LANDRETHS, Of Philadelphia, Pa.

L.HNDfEIHo II y, y TnHddetp"'o, To'
NABBAGE-Esrly York. Early Gone.
y Early Oxhear,. and Early Jersey
Wakefield.
TOMATOES-I.srse Smooth Red.
Trophy. and Fegee Island.
BEETS-Esrly Egyptian, Early
Blood Red TuIniP.
PEAS-Lsndreih's Extra Early, Blue
Imperial. Tom Thumb. Early May.
BEANS-Laree Lima. GeImsn Wax.
White and Black.
A erea, many other varieties. oil fresh
and e.nuipe, and warranted. for sale at
DIR. MAGRUDER'S
March 7 Drug Store.
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February "a, 1874

DEAD'S Grand Duchess Cologne, at
IL II. NJ. B,Iling.' Drug Store.
A NICE 10, oils ksro, Gold Rings al
4 H. M. Billings.
DLANCARD'S Pills OF Iodide OF Ira
ID al H. NJ. B,llings' Dfos S'or'.
TET JEWELRY, q large variety just
J received. st
HIM. Billings Drug Store.
TRACE ch'in'' 3" = s,.,....
MAILS, $500 per kss, at
IN E. Shsfer's.
YET Ear Rings, Breast Pine and Brace.
Il lets, in pres. variety. at
H. NJ. Billings Drug Store.
yIIHITE.WASH Brushes, all sizes.
w from 35c,s' 10 Sl.25. Cor sale q,
Ur. Msgruder's Dug Store.
-JVASHING Crystal. at
w B. NJ. Billings Drug Store.
TaNTLER'S Sure Cure for Cbolers
IJ Morbus, ChOlic. Disrrhoa and Dye
IL. NJ. Billings Drug Store.
0HIRRELL'S Washing Crystal. /"
y II. M. Billings Drug Sioie.
guCILY Lemon Sugar, st
Il n. NJ. Billings' Drug Store.
4 FULL line Of Blank Books slSays
A ken, nm hand nj Barnharts.
x NICE stock Of Canes, Usbre'ls''
Il ., Barnhsrts.
gRlSSUE Paper, all colors, ct
4 Barnhart's.
0EALlNG Wax, for Fruit Cans. ct
~ Fl. NJ. Billings' Drog Store.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-04-18
SCIENTIFIC AND SAFE TREAT
MENT

When applied with DIR. Pierces Ma
sal Douche and accompanied with DR..
Pierces Golden Medical Discovery rs
constitutional treatment DIR. Sages
Catarrh Remedy produces perfect cures
of the worst cases of CatArrh and Oz4na
of many years standing. This thorough
course of medication constitutes the
only scientific, rational, safe and success
full manner OF treating this odious dis
ease that has ever been offered 10 the
afflicted. SO successful has il proven
that the proprietor has long offered
standing reward Of $500 FOR q case OF
Catarr6 which lie cannot cnre.
INDISPUTABLE EVIDENCE.
Thos. J. Bishop of South Brooklyn.
N. Y, writes that his wife had suffered
since child with Catarrh until il had
resulted in what eminent physicians
pronounced Consumption; that she has
used DIR. Sages Catarrh Remedy with
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery,
and they have worked wonders with
her case. 80
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SOMETHING VEW!

SOMETHLVG NEW q! #
Z HAVE determined 10 keep a"Clrcu'
4 ls,ing Library" OF the latest publlca'
lions, which the reading public can use
a, 20 cents a volume, not to be kept lon-
ger THAI FIVE days; or if retained longer
a, an additional charge Of ten cents per
day. None bu, the bes. and latest works
will be bought.
JAS. E. BARNHART.
NJ tf
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-04-18

Il"
Nearly all the distinguished nep,says
the Cincinnati Enquirer, who took part
in the violent political contest of 1850
81, rs years ago, are now dead, b'They.
were Clay, Webster, Calhoun, 1 CasH
Buchanan, Douglass, Benton, Fillmore,
Seward, Chase, Summer, Clayton, Cot.
win. Bell, Everett, aud Dickinsos. MOI
It. Governor Stearis, of Florids,wha
succeeds to the governorships Of thss
State, vice Hart, deeeased, Was Tor. 2
time during the war lieutenant Of the
seventh Maine Regiment, and iost an
arm during the campaigns in the Shed
andoah Valley. e "y.'1 .
The only son of his Exceriescy, Gov.
Jacob, a lad about IA years OF ags, dio4
at the Executive residence, lsst Friday
The State House was closed, and ,dsW
were hung at hslf-mast, on the day Of
the funeral, in token of public sympathy
with the bereaved parents ,osocs
The suit against the Public Printer
assumes definite proportions, about now,
the Charleston Chronicle announcing
that il has been commenced ',in due
form Of law" The prosecuting attor-
news employed in the suit are Messrs.
Fitzhugb, knight aud w. ?. Hubbard.
A bill was introduced in the Honse
of Representatives for the re'irf - Rsy.
]. w. Hunnicut Of Virginia, which
proposes to give him $500 - compep
satiou for the destruction Of his new
paper, press and type, BY the federal
forces, during the war, % ffedsSicts-
burg. Hunnicut was ops Of the ess,y
Virginia repubIicap6 ~
A young lady engaged y bsm.rrisd,
bat getting sick Of beF k>RBriu, applied
to friend 70 help her 70 Spsie the knot
before it was too late. @0ht certain.
w." he replied, ats very easy to'uafis
it now, while It is only beauknot-'
Il cost the New York Central raiI-
road 90. 500 to throw Mr. Mosrbo,ss
OF . trsin, because bis dated ticket s4a
good for this dsy ltbe day before usiag)
only. sssls 81 iisrc d. y S,s.l,
The Catholic temperaocs so.asties Of
Philsdelphis,- arc going Y celebrate tas
,bundredth anniversary Of our republic
by the erection Of m inamenss fssnfain,
In Fsirmont Park ~ A.
Rev. MI. Elliot, coiored pastor Of ths
Baptist church At LexingtQu, Va, Who
turned out 70 menbsFs >oo various
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-04-18

BUISTS GARDEN SEEDS.
EXTRA Early Snap Beans. German
T. Wax Snap Beans. German Wax Pole
Beans. Large Lima or Butter Beans. Red
Corn Beans. Extra Early Peas. Daniel
O'Rourk Peas. Early Tom Thumb Peas.
Early May Peas, Dwarf Blue Imperial
Peas. EuRenie Peas, Large White Mar
rowfa, Peas, al
H. NJ. BILLINGS
March 81 Drug Store.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-04-18

WARRANTED GARDEN SEEDS.
CHOICE Flower Seeds. Need Seed
II Corn, Seed Oats. and Seed Potatoes,
Hedge, Grass, end other Seeds ; also Sc.
lee, Goose6erries, Raspberries, Cur.
rants, Strawberries, and other Small
Fruits, by mail, (pos,psid,) to any Post
Office in the u. s. Enclose stamp fnr
"lllustrsied Descriptive Priced Gaia
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THE FAVURlIE HUME kEMEDl.
The l.nrivalled Medicine is warranted not to
contain single particle Of MERCURY, or any
injurious % ineral substance, but IS
PURELY VEGETABLE,
containing those Southern Roofs and Herbs.
which an allwise Providence has placed IN
countries where Liver Diseases most prevail.
IL will cure all Diseases caused oy Derange-
meut of The Liver apd Bowels.
Simmons Liver Regulator, or Medicine,
Is emipeu,ly Family Medicine; and by being
kent ready for immediate resort will save many
an hour Of suffering and many dollar in time
ant doctors bills. -,
After over Forty Years trial it is still re-
ceiyiny The most unqua lihed testimonials to Its
virtues from persons Of the highest character
and responsibility. Eminent physicians COM
mend il az the mos.
EFFECTUAL SPECIFIC FOR
DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION.
Armed with this ANDITOTE, all climates and
changes of water and food may be faced with
out fear. As a Remedy in MALARlUUS FE-
VERS. BOWEL COMPLAINTS, REST
LESSNESS, JAUNDICE, NAUSEA,
TT Has NO EQUAL.
1t is tho Cheapest. Purest and Best Family
Medicine in the World
MANUFACTURED ONLY BIT
H. ZEILEN & CO.,
Macon, Ca, and Philadelphia, Pa.
Price SI.OO. Sold by all Druggists.
December 81, 1873. ~
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ings of the New Testament, the facts
would have been proclaimed with a
glow of earnest and uDfeigned satisfac.
ton. q
Ic me now to complain of the injus-
tice which you have done mepersonally
when you say that the beartiness OF his
arguments upon Mr.. Lincolns religion
casts certain doubt upon it and leaves
the impression that be was inspired by
an ante Christian animus. Pardon me.
my dear sir; although not a protesting
Christian myself, Imay say that few
men possess a deeper yeneration tor the
Christian religion and all that the Or
tbodox Church regards as sacred than
the humble individual whom you make
the subject of yoar somewhat severe
criticism. / may not always employ
the language which would best declare
my meaning, but when so many very
good people in pious and loyal zeal
sought to make their idol (snd / might
saw miue) deyout and rigid Christian,
deemed it unjust to him and injurious
to Christianity itself to permit such an
error to pass without correction and
refutation. ~ - sf
In conclusion, may say that my
friendship for Mr. Lincoln was ot lnp
recent or hot-house growth, Unlike
that Of m my who have made me tbs
subject Of hostile criticism, il ante-dStes
the hsbeginning ofbis Presidential term
and the dawn of his political triumphs
! had the good fortune 20 be in intimate
sasoci1tioa' With his private lie whsu 4
W hsmbts md 'uhlespe ed skr ~
nsar IN too n ~ 9,skset how q N
executjsp usponaibiIifgs ups1 indee1'
The frst rays Of God sivea pesss bsOks
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March IA, 1874.
, 1874-05-08

vu;t1,,3us,,,, fran, ntnro ycuAoraov for cifv
consumption 4,o37 bu wheat i, ,4l6 bu corn
e soownE crau hsa baeu a IL iuspaeioa into
.4ora t,,;a r,orr;nn 1 IN r. IN oc,ock ~ cars
s.o.o ,1 'A'o ,ro 19Ns A w. or non ~, ~ ana
wloat; 1CS cars corn zo'0oo hu NO. = anu
12.2o0 bu ro]cctod do, by canal; II cars
oatp; G, 300 bu No. 2 do By canal; I e:=-so /;
ar h,rlav. Totnl fn9s cara, 15s. .pDD bu. In
eA. oA.'0s ~ ~ ~ S-0 s'SN eos' o,e % .co -.
apeesoa ous tE77 ou Nnoaei an'loo VI
corn; 1o,a98 ou oats 3,94G bu rye G,5a 1u
hurley.
Tho leading nroduce narlets were again dull
to-uuy' anu gonetaAY o1aios, taousn a'oaus' Aus
fooling WAS widely entertained tint thnEa arc
going lownwarJB, but they refused to budgo,
though let severely alone by. nauy parties who
ofton bug literally. The shippers keen moving
out produce that WAS bought for TINT purpose
kudly. at prosont prices, except in oata,
M Eastern md European buyora profess
to lack confidence III tho stability Of
cnrre1,t n,,nta tiona 90 nuch p1Ain has> been
forwarded I,1rinr tho wintor thai thero il less
anxiety to take hold now, especially as d liberal
suoply is promised from tho country to the
weat of IN. Tho surplus hold by tic farming
Community for thinmcnt 9n,1at be- much smaiier
| thar us,ai at this ti,no Of tho wear but buyors
nTe mt wil,Inf, to ADMIT that Hence s,uygigh-
noaB, tho,lch our stochs are steadily lccressus,
The moyemnnt In domestic div goods yav
noticoabIy more active than ut. the beginning OF
! tho week. the pleasant woathcr Of yeaeor1ay ind
ofroct upon prices Vas to strength-
Gu them, though there was no
| ouotnble advance in any article il, tho
| list. Grocarfcs wcro distributed TO q lib
erei aggregate at fully late pricos, tho market
for ali staple articles, aud most side goods as
, 1874-05-08
MARKETS nY TELEGRAPH.


F0fEIHM HInFWNtHs
LIVERPOOL, May 7-1ls. m. .-Flonr 2as. Wheat
Winter, iaa4a12s %; spring, lis Cd whc, ~
Pork, G7s. Lard, -.
IAyEApoo1, Muy 7-2 ?. u1.-Droadstuifs vory
Qulat. Fork, Cts Cd. neht unchangsd.
IlvEArooi, May 1850 p. n.-Markes unchaugod.
pAn1s, htay 7-spee'o n Bank Of Franco m Increased
f.oanox, May 7-Dalllon IN she nank oi England
decreased ca6S 600. Proportion Of Dank resorve to
liability s. per cnut. Amount Of bullion withdrawn
from tito Bank ba1anco to-dsy, ca, co., Consolgt
for money, nS9o316 account, 93!idBv3t$.
United States sec''rios-5.?oa Of so5, lo7; 90,
1p94 l0-40s, 10lll: new 5s, l04!H: New York 0en-
tral, 50; Eric, a2N@sa;s preferred, 81.
Tallow, 39a 0a. -.
I.nnscd oil, 28a Cd; turpentlnc. 3os.
L1yEnroor, May 7.-~Cotton lrm niddling up
lsnaa, aAtBs}<l mildling orloans, 8a.9Shd; salss
14000 hales Anlorlcan, 1000 baca; speculation and
export, q, goo bales.
I,rcalstuGa quiet aud unchanged.
Jrosiaons-pork, G1a Cd looi, o2a Cd; lard, Aaa 3D.
TalloY--39a.
, 1874-05-08
spirca slarch and other lncn hcd we'll up to tho
Quotations. Vyo mako change in o,ir List II fol-

spcea slarch and other linca wore hcd we'll up to tho
Quotations. Wo mako no change In ctr lhf, - aoi-
lto4nn. sopA-7,Xyaae. .,a.,
ooFrEcs-Mosha. a5@s1:kc; O. O. J.rs, a4ga4Ns: q
22e92s4o; common az, as925,lo; foss!Ing Do, 23AS
S5SSasxs; g. primo, s' s7ssS2e; Msr.sa6o, 1S
III. xsss iss,,s . a. seE sst @ .:ss sss sss"
nioE-Pstua. SIG @sa5o; 1.angoon, 898ko; Carolina,
'sa sepssa" s Isl. ienaxo oru.ned and
I'D, ieHdsia|:s: d. No. ! 9!isioxo; p ioaiSgo;
vv.@o5ie ;eaoiee brown. 9,{@ai:a; primo do, 0!.a
a.: S$s: :,ss; s :5s; sSs: s;;s:
u ; % dr5ps. :iSsS1.sa silver d.p..
8ac; do primo, 8oas2o; do common. 7o@72o; Porto
hico moiasaes choice, osoao common raolaRsos, oa@
sA1EnArua-co Common to beat st{@otlc:
,s sca'4aEs7Asps 1N@s*o
so.rs-asrn!an nottle5. e,i@5Xo; dolden West, q
paim dsTo; ssvon& a& inarial, o@eo VIM 1las.
sian, bH(Sac; ohanralgn. o@6hc; rr3mrose, 6@oEc.
sTAnoM1silver eloas, oaldS1oo; common, s9loHo; !;
i1AYe%ss in nctivo demand. excited. and tra,, CO.
Rsealy moty hay Which H. - exceedingly ~
lar querter: 1sopors from New York stao are TINT
tho supply has bacn almost entirely consumed There
ia large demand from aiichlgan, Lako Superior and
from Runs Of the 9outhcaseTa otie# while, Judging
from tho comparatively light receipts, It would 1coil
II the farmers In the interior had tfo nom to
spare Should tho ln1t pleasant weather continue,
taa grass Will doubtless start up, aud hcp n'ettors
Tor n tho hay oorod. i IA thought TINT rricea WI
rnie h Until tho now crop boginn 20 cono forward.
Tho following quotations ara ineudod to represent
flrat.EclinB prices Timothy, prime, $50. .5012l 90
No. i. s2o0o@oo6o; No. %; mixcd $40 20
1 91860; primo prairie, $500: No. do. SlA.00@
ll.60; No. 2 or slough, $1t.oo911 80. Loose ON
Timothy. $4,000 @2o09; prairie, 81 .oo@l4
For doivory OF preaso oo@iso, according to aia'
tance.
HiDEB-wero sa1ablo to Dealers. prices ruling about
tho Bane for tho past fow weckR QuotAtons: Groel
city butchers, TO 1recn cured Light oo hravy. 40
| SNc; part curod. 8,{o: green oAk, ls@16c: greer
klp. gEo dry eaf, eo322e; dry kip, 2os dry Ealted
l1W15o; dry AIut, 1saS2oc; dcacon aeinH, 6oe355e
grubby acorcd, cut or o,horwiao da1asCed, twoshir.
Tr1ce; brai,lod, 10 per cent OF. Sheep potts, wuo
| eatirna.ed as washel, per u, l5QAoo.
| ilOpS-Wcre very dull. prtco1 nrc Irregular, ant
weak though very choice hops, which nru excccdingl,
hcat~c, arc generally held steadily. Low gredea ars
| plenty. Quotations for Western, 1G@15c,
! IRON SSD aTEEI4-Thera waa no special chhnge
Tlo demRuS for mcrchand,se iron was olerebly fair
Prices nos worry assady. though without quoeab'