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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-02-19
TPO CONSERVATIVES.

THE advertiser, haxiHg been -perRa-
i fertiy cared OF that ,lrssddisease Con-
Sumption, By asinple retnedy, il anxious
TO MAKE known 10 :fg feiiog SUBJECTS tie
mems efepre- To all who desire IL, he
will send q copy OF The prescription usej,
Qree, of chargel With the directions for
preparing and 1isiifg the same, which they
will find SURE CegE for CoysruPrIox,
AsTBMA, BsoScHITIs, &c. 80 -
Parties wishing the prescription will
plea@e address ~ 2 f.- q v = z. ~.
- -. REV. E. =. WILSON. -
r. Isl Penn. st., williamsburg, q
"a l5lrF as New York. -
Dec. ~, 1875. sas,.. s Snns .
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NOTICE.

MY Saw Mill will he at Dust's Cross
MI ing, b. i o. Il. r., by the 10th Of
March, 1876.
GEORGE W. WOLF.
Feb. ., 1876. St
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-02-19
RELIABLE SEEDS.
SEEDS BY NAIL

~ - r
we win send by mail
upon application, our
full and completes price
listof GARDES SEEbs.
Our stock of Seeds is
large, fresh and trnt
to name, andcoilrspri-
ces as low as those of
.anyother reliable seed
bocse In the icouutry.
We will send By m;nl,
postage prepaid, GAR
den Seeds,to any part
IF tho TuitaI States
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-02-19

Eas~ No Que should ever visit Mar
liusburg without calling on Frazer "
Bishop, and price their goods.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-02-19

sD- A full line of Ladies Merino
Vests and Drawers, very cheap, at
Rickard IL Welshans. f.s
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-02-19

DsD~ In Gents Underwear YOU will
find complete stock, very cheap, at
Rickard IL Welshans. y
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-02-19

Mr.. Zittle-It was our pleasure to at
tend last evening an entertainment CIV
en- by the M. E. S. s., Knoxville, Md,
Unlike most entertainments ofthe kind,
it was . success. The free and easy
speaking of the little ones, and the care
fully prepared dialogues of those Of old
er. gfowth, showed iotlonly carelia their
selections, but that every, effort had
been madcd6 please. 81 1El
Mr.. Preston Miller won the admira-
zion Of the pudirpce by in: admirable
manner in which he read the ''Bells, U"
and in imagination We could hea52
''The rhyming and the Ginning of the
4, bells" -. az
U,'Ipyoluptarily our thoughts were car
ried back 70, other dsys-we fsit for tie:
moment sad as We, tbouglt-ef-tAe'
checkered life aud sad end of the gifted
Poet, Edgar Poe! -" u ~ ~ 1
i'The address by Mr., pickett was well
rendered, as were others To name
those who eventdid well would be All
endless task. The performance of Misc
Ada Grim and Mr. H4antsterfs Was very
much enjoyed, ipdeed had il not bcen
for. ta&sS AND tsSis aapposssts, aaeo en-
tertainment would hase been incOm-
p':% ee assitas, ding that ossa4+4t.aa dr.
ing the evening and called forth round
after roaSd Sf applause not on the
ptogramfdeA u cause was tiny three
Zone 20 Of the ladies Was playing the
part of al Did woman, In fidicplhig the
fashion other gtahdldaughtefs hat; (be!,
ing slady) she went to the glass, "M
ter adjusting it in rather a peculiar man
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-07-29

SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-07-29

WHAT A WEAK WOMAN CAN Do,-She
can sit at an open window of railroad
carriage with stiff northwest wind blow.
ing in, that chills everybody in the vicin-
ity to tho marrow, for two long hours,
in thin muslin dress, without finch
ing. ... ... ......,.
She can dance or waltz down'a captain
Of a marching regiment, and at the II
o'clock supper put away lobster salad, ice
cream, champagne, cake and coffee, with
out 1inching, suticien1or weeks night
mare TO q strong man. n5
She can turn her hair all back so as TO
leave the roots Of il TO the full play OF a
December breeze, and wear a bonnet on
top OF a chignon, leaving ears and head
exposed with impunity, with the Their
mometer ten degrees below zero.
She can pull over thousand dollars
worth Of dry goods for an investment Of
fifty cents. ..-.s-a4,..
She can study music for ten years sui
hciently to enable her to perform excel
Iently, when not in the presence OF those
who desire 10 hear her. /,
She can balance herself on the ball Of
her great toe and q, shoe heel the size Of
dime all day in the public street with
ont falling. - ~.
She can occupy three seats in horse:
car and be utterly oblivious that any OF
her own sex are standing up.
She shows unusual strength and firm
hess in the holding Of real estate, soli-
Iatte diamonds, and other valuable prop
sFty which her. husband places in her
hands previous to his compromising with
his creditors for twenty cents on the dol
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FRIGHTENED BY A sKELEroN.-The
Boston Transcript relates the following !;
"a physician having his Office opposite
the Musuem being annoyed by Italian
peddlers, who ran in upon him at all
hours, laid plan, 10 keep them away.
With a human skull fixed on pole,
around which he wrapped the old office
gown, and animating the whole by the
Office boy, very respectable living skele-
on was produced, which on Monday had
the DIES ired effect in Kidding the premises
OF the intruders. But another effect was
since produced not entirely anticipated.
The skeleton was set in a closet near the
door for future use. Yesterday the doc.
Tor was himself startled from his front
office by the rattling Of dry bones follow.
ed by an unearthly yell, as though his
ghostship had taken on mortality again;
and rushing out the doctor discovered
fellow on the floor nearly scared 10 death.
He had stolen in and opened the closet
door, when the skeleton had confronted
him, falling against the door. The fell
low was probably sneak-thief, and the
skeleton saved the doctors best coat. And
now the street boys hayeitthat tho build.
ing is haunted" '
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-07-29

In A .HuRRY.-A Detroit Alderman
was rather puzzled yesterday by a call
from stranger, who had n carpet.bag in
each hand and n malicious look in his eyes.
He let The carpet.bag drop, wiped of his
forehead, and wanted to know il the man
before him was an Alderman. ,.-.
81 am" was the reply.
Perfectly responsible, s'PoSe ?" was
the query.
~ suppose am"
swell, sir" continued the stranger,
SHOWN here at the depot some one hit me
on the neck with stone." -! :.
"Did, eh?"
ayes, sir, he did,, and l estimate the
damage at $50"
~ Hm very sorry,@ remarked the Alder.
man. sits no way TO use n stranger to
hit him on the neck"
"0f course it isn't, but l don't care for
your soft wor1s-I want my $25."
"Why, have nothing to do with it.. |
didn't hit you.'
~ know you didn't, but you help run
this town, don't you? Some one must be
responsible. am not the kind OF man
to be hit on the neck and go right along
without saying word"
"Itell you what you do" said the AL
derman, after little reflection. "You go
10 the Mayor and get an order on me for
the money and I'll pay L." ~.
That's angelic and.all right replied
the man, and he ateered for the City Hall.
He began blowing around to some Of the
idlers in the corridors, and they sent him
10 a saloon on Monroe avenue to SEQ the
Mayors brother He must have found
some one there, and must have had some
words. Those, watching him saw his big
satchel come out first, then he slid out at.
ter it, hair on end and chin all bruised
up, and as he reached the curbstone his
small satchel hit him on the back with o
loud 'chug.' He went down Woodward
avenue stepping fast and high, and at
Congress street ran against woman and
explained: ~ us.
In a hIrry-didn't mean to-just lick
cd the brother Of the Mayor Of this town
stone blind.'-Detroi Free Press.
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now a fafse Aiiiount Gt Hidden
Money Was Found.

A correspondent 81 the Pail Mall Ga
s.tls says, @There is a curious case at
present before the Court Of Appeal oil
Douai. NJ. Lantoine, master mason,
died at Arras in the month Of July, 1877
leaving The bulk Of his property to near
relation, Mile. Laura Lantoine by name.
The books Of tho late NJ. Lantoine, kept
with scrupulous care, showed that he
must have been worth over a hundred
thousand francs at the time Of his DEATH
vet, when Mile. LantOine arrived to take
possession, the strong box Of the deceased
was found to be empty; banking account
he had none. The dismay Of the parties
Immediately concerned was only equaled
by their resolution literally 70 ieave no
alone Of the house unturned III tne treas
ure should have been discovered, ior they
sno N learned that NJ. Lantoine had hidden
FL n,onerty at the time Of the German
;nvasion. and apparently he had never
Harvard taken the trouble TO draw il
from lis place Of coneealment. In few
months so vigorous a search had been
instituted that the house Of the
late NJ. Lantoine presented the appear
ance Of having suffered from a lombard
ment, and was completely ruined as q
property, but the treasure still remained
hidden. AT length, in the month Of
March, 1876, cousin Of the principal lie.
gatee, named Gonse, learned that one
Augustin Caupin had certainly helped n.
Lantoinc to STOW away his property in
the summer OF 1870. NJ. Gonse lost no
time in calling at this persons house on
" to hear that he was dead. Shortly
afterward, however, NJ. Gonse was in
formed that a sister Of Caupain Mile.
Laurent by name, and her two sons, were
well acquainted with certain matter Of
interest to him, and that II discreetly
questioned they might possibly be Of SER
vice to him. A bargain was Immediately
struck, NJ. Gonse promising to buy the
Widow Laurent nice little bit. Of land,
With two other nice little bits for her sons,
and also to repair the little house in which
she dwelt. The widow Laurent on her part
indicated the exact site Of the hidden
treasure, which lay deep under the cellar
OF the late M. Lantoines house. In less
than n week Mile. Lantolne had the Joy
and happiness Of paying succession duty
on the 100, 900 francs, discovered intact,
in money and bills. She also received
the sincere congratulations Of the Widow
Laurent, but maintained a freezing silence
on the subject Of mice little bits Of landI
Hints Of the broadest kind proving Of no
avail, NJ. Gonse was fatty asked to fulfill
the contract he had entered into on behalf
Of his cousin. NJ. Gonse coolly replied
that the contract was illegal and there
fore Worthless view Of the case which
was confirmed last year by the Civil Tri.
bunal Of Arras. The Appeal Court Of
Donai, however, has DECIDED that the con-.
tract holds good, there being no law to
compel the Widow Laurent to reveal the.
facts which had come within her kno$l-
edge" 90 ta,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-07-29

A CHOICE IN KICKs.--As a saloon.
keeper stood behind his bar, in walked a
stranger, who inquired, "Can you inform
me what effect lemonade has on the men.
tai system| ut has good effect, where
you pay for it," was the reply. "And
where You dOntT "The effects then
Transferred from the mental to the phys.
zeal system, and you 60 out OF here with
something kicking you forty times per
minute" Thanks, sir, bowed the strang.
Ct, backing out;"l am not thirsty, and l
never dIdbelieve In summer drinks" He
went wen. down the street, stole two harvest
apple, ana found the effect to DO Just the
y, zane a. Il he had taken lemonade. When
s sle machine" ceased kicking, the strang.
e remarked, Between being kicked for
:, .uFee cents or for ten cents Il IL my duty
70 DC kicked for ten cents. and That shall
% my motto hereafter"
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WooL.-The Waynosburg (pa.J lfessn

WooL.-The Waynosburg (Pa.) alesssu-
ger OF the 10th says:
"Wool continues to be sold at thirty
cents per pound, for the best grades to be
found in this section. Now and then We
notice trains Of wagons laden with sacked
wool going riyerwards,i which would in
dictate that much Of the product was be.
ing bought and shipped out OF the
county, but the figuregiven above appears
to be the best that growers can realize for
their clip .Hf
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rrss., ns.n,y-ns. o.a,,

Containing n complete lit o; all the towns 10 the
United States the Territories and the Dominion Of
Canada, having population greater than 5000 &C
curdIng to the last census together with the names
Of the newspapers having the largest local eirela-
tlon In each Of tho places named. Also catalogue
Of newspapers which are recommended 10 adEef-
tIsers rs giving greatest value In proportion 70 prices
charged. Also, all newspapers In the United States
and Canada printing over 5000 copies each Issue
Also ali the Religious, Agricultural, Scientific and
MECHANICAL, Medical, Masonic, Juvenile, EdutA-
tIonAl, Commercial, Insurance, Real Estate, Law,
Journals: very complete lists. Together with q
complete list 81 over 800 German papers printed 10
he United States Also, an essly upon Rdyertis-
Ing; many tables Of rates showing the cost oi nd
ycrtIsing In various newspapers, and everything
which beginner In advertising would like to know.
GEO. P. RowELL 4 CO.,
.l. Il Park Row, New Y ofk
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-07-29

original color, Nth the gloss and
freshness Of gouN. Thin hair is
thicIencd, falling hair checked, and
badness often, though not always,
cured by It's use Nothing can re-
store The hair where the folliclcs are
DESTROYED, or Tie glands atropRied
and decayed But such as remain
can be saved fuuseinlness by this
application. Instead of rouling the
hair with II tasty sediment, it will
keep 1t clean and vigorous. It's
occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling Off,
and consequently prevent badness.
Free from those dclcterious sub
stances lich'make some prepare
tions dangerous and injurious to
the lair, Tie Nigor can only benefit
but not harm it. If wanted merely
for q HH 'N II
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-07-29
CENTENNIAL EXHIBITION
PHILADELPHIA, Pa

THIS GREAT INTERNATIONAL ExHIBT.
REsISNE2 ~ S1MEM9RATE THE
ICAE INDEPENDENCE, WILL OPEN MAY
10Th AND CLOSE NOVEMBER 10th, 1876. All
tho Nations Of tho world and nil the States and
Territories Of the Union will participate, bringing
together the most comprehensive collection Of art
treasures, mechanical inventions scientific discove-
ries, manufacturing achievements, mineral spoci-
mems, and agricultural products ever exhibited.
The grounds devoted to the Exhibition IRE situated
on the line Of the Pennsylvania Railroad and en-
brace four hundred and flty acres Of Falrmount
Fax al highly Improved n, snd eTTnamented. on
structed,-hye Of these coYntng an prea Of fifty
acres and costing IS, 10000 The total number Of
buildings erected fcr the putpt Of tho Exhibition
Is over one hundred. IN ADO
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-07-29
ATTENTION BLACK HILLS MENi'

p;Hoo Single r;repOathg IL hes. makssrs.
niI6S, all prices from IS 70 $50, -,
cka1 cunAL Double md single musslo md
SHOT 6ullS, and 'SrSScS leading, 81 ., 500 l.
Dn,,nI,,ann s, 9 or 7.lhoCtera iof bali ana eap
heVOiteTS,or metal cartridges o 100 SIS.
Gall and ~ or Write for illustrated price List,
GREAT WESTERN GUN WORKS.
mrn!TAW 2sb uberh Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
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The Pennsylvania Railroad,
THE GREAT TRUNK LINE
Fast Mail Route Of the United States,

Fast Mail Route OF the United states,
WIN b the most direct, convenient and economics
way Of reaching Philadelphia and this great Exhi-
bton from ali sections Of tho country. It's trains
70 and from Philadelphia viii pass through q
GRAND CENTENNIAL DEPOT, which the
Company have erected At the Main Entrance to tho
Exhibition Grounds for the accommodation Of
passengers who wish TO stop At or start from the nu.
nieroul large hotels contiguous to this station and
the ExhibiIon,-a convenience Of the greatest val
10 20 visitors and afforded exclusively 6y tho PENN
sylyania Railroad which "a THE ONLY LINE
BUILDINGS Excuraion trains will also stop At
the Encampment Of the Patrons Of Huibandry, al
Elm Station, on this road. T. ...ri
The PeNWylranid Railroad d he errndsa ratlray
organisation IN The Torld II controls Serea h0ttdHd
miles u rcldhay forming continuous lnes to Phil
over which luxurious day and might ears run trom
Chicago, 81 Louis, Louisville, Cincinnati, Indiana.
pols Columbus, Toledo, Cleveland, and Enc, with
out change.
rs main line "a laid with double and third iraein
Of heavy steel raisupon deep bed Of broken stone
passenger trains are equipped with every known
improvement for comfort and miety, and are run
at faster speed for greater distances than the trains
Of any line On tho continent. The Company has
el and will b Prepared TO build In ~ shops loco.
motives and passenger cars d hort notice sueibnt
10 fully accommodate any extn demand. Tho IN
epualled resources a tho command Of the Compa-
ny guarantee the most perfect accommodations To-
al IL patrons during the censefnisl kxslblsen
Pennsylvania Railroad 70 % juAtly celebrated pre-
sentS 10 tho traveller dyor ID perfect roadway an
ever changing panorama Of river, mountain, and
landscape Views unequ1led tn America.
THE 'RATING -STATIoNs On this Ilne arcuIiy
surpassed. M6iS VIII DO trrl6hed Il suitable hours
md RnahlR tlutA Al1nWad far lntoVfnH them.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-05

terdays prices However this not materially affect
the general market until about midday. when sharp
raid was made against Western Union Telegraph and
Lake Shore and these specialties were driven
down point the Granger shares sympatzed, and the
entire market went reeng down. and the bears
were triumphant. Ohos also were weak and
formed, with the shares above mentioned the lead
ing features Of the market. Erie was neglected at
II, and other shares quiet. The investment shares
were dull and express shares, with the exception OF
U. s., pretty much neglected. In the afternoon, I'M
der a sharp upward reaction In the Granger
shares, the entire market recovered, and closed
strong with an upward tendency. The sales
OF tho day amounted to something over
100000 shares, with . decline In the larger
number of stocks ranging from u to 1ls per cent
from the closing prices Of yesterday. viz. Central
and Hudson, Delaware, Lackawanna and Western,
Erie, Lake Shore, Rock Island, and Wabash. each
Il Atlantic and Pacific and Michigan Central. each
-; Union Pacific, q; Ohio and Mississippi, %; Pa
ciic Mall l, and Western Union, Is per cent. North
West and St. Paul Common each advanced ID por
cent; New-Jersey Central, Il, and Harlem and 81.
Paul Preferred, each 30 per cent, while St. Joe.
Panama, and Quicksilver closed the yester-
day The following table shows the opening, high
est, lowest and closing prices Of active stocks sold
to-day, well tho offering and asking prices at
the close Of the Exchange, and the number Of shares
OF each stock sold
New-York tribune., 1876-02-05

Iss sIsso' ssss Sss q slnel 1.os s s. ''a' ''
market for s ss cG% an os ns.
young sqlf sS. 3 4 ~ % sSc M 70 % s.
pera 30075c for japan 2sd95o Tor Oolong and 20 o175a
trn "a: M seed Lee.
at about steady prices sales $40 eases including Pensyt
is and sry ii": At 7SsSc; Also 500 bale. .vsns d
soc esl TO- henucAy has been quiet but nm sses 400
wMALEBoSE-rhe market has been very quiet sa, quo
ii Is ana sss at sY Il ID both sod '0'
WHISKY Market steady. With fair inquiry; sale& It's
wooL-I bis market remains much lass noted,
Of the supplies but especially Of grades Of Feeoe vhe.
are held ath imnsss PULLED Woos se quite readily Aal
steady sale and late Prices are So TSs soa,Sss
are rather aae and low srass q Texas show .oTs
though small Is IN proportion TO the suppiies and beasr. pAA
Xx hio Fleece a7c fS 90 O. do.t 900 5 ana
Xxx do on private terms; lb0o0 Fine Wisconsin lie.ea a
50 Esa sus a5 ssSioe q bales spgs5 do a, .ee
spins caiicrnis a lsS 1000 ID do at sSe aud 5coco
g ss 1900 c a. &c bas.
DO a. ,ds pS,S T.4s sG gs sys,e soc Sory
1000 Gray SMYRNA at l7e- gold 1000 A us,rnis.
45eie aud $500 Cape On private tsrma We append
WasHEp PrEKcK-xxx ard Pickock a. s57e, Xxx aud K.
iOe4se NoS and 2. 3o045c. Conlbns 50e62c Tub
,lIFosSiA USwAsHED- Spring Clip. 2oasse Pail CHIP Il
PulEp Domestic Extra. 4Oaa7c SUPER. sSs 80,
3O@loe. southern, 21S55e., California. 25@4oc.
average quail ty, SOaS5c Unwashsd CoInbinx do. zoe
lExAs-unwashed supeIior soasss. Average. s6sesc,
Nbw:aExlQAS AND CoL0RADo-wsshed. 28asso Ua
FoIEiey, wOois-Austrsltaa Port Philip Grea.y suss
or sGeisc AVerag s@tys SS"S1s 20 teos &
HOpe Greasy superior 81 5@S7e; Average 32d SCI hey.
~ oOc.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-05

g pnsr q s ny. Sps sps more n or & @ ,or nP%n .n,
IN ea T ageS Ts ea hw%sr any sse ba
ninsss reportsd prices insisted materially
No Tnorowsa state st S5, arrive sOS- iJo1t bush
Hos csnas II ds "a 1900 a. bush : No So.S rs hay
sae. BARLEY Malt was que. and steady; saes
xseSt %ss es peniy and shade ns sales
state to nnve, some at 6oe per bush; canada rsas
At 81 os, in bond. Green reas were quoted a. a.
gS Per pT two Sas sas sss Eve
we're entrely nominal 50 bush In Corn there wss
rsasastions hant Exporters not
chase enough cover pressing wants The supply
sis sales 1000 bash 66 69o lor Inspected
S S after sse .as. Tor r. s s for SS Yellow
ssgte On trsS1 2asSe for .sT,dsd s New ,O, WssGn
,Gt atd Wss hi Mss 'fSs fSSsr
s sa' So e and aT DSsn R'
ss: So $500 S bus. bush = s
Mixed Michigan; soc Tor White state ths uack and in;
suag Go bush Ola fhssgo ,s and New sas oo
Beans remain as last notioe hean Sss IN g0Sa cd
al i s or prms @ s 70 chooe % aarro%s quiet aud MN
81 4Oa 81 for Fair 10 Good and u soes 50 I.r PRIME 70
in limited request at 81 50Gsl 60 wne Kdney very duh
= FL seE SSS Is s r .sgs s
S G a HT' n spI pa II the Sst1sr 2' S
shipping, as5c. Retail quail les dsl 10 cloyera 93S
soc for ' Shor, YS"O Rye 75as5S T 6at agD' - ~ ~
HIDESIb bls msTkr occupies pretty steady ana hray
position pretty fair Inquiry prevails ard as the suprs H
not Large prices readily mantsnei sales toay OF ooV
dy hio Grande, 800 dry Texas. and 700 Wet stlttu
do all private terms We Guore: Bnenos Ayreb
25d2s N, 2oa2ic:i Buenos Ayres 20625 n. gaa3lc;
MonevGeo 20i2d22ia TO- 20q2lc.; Corrientes 2l622 10,
laLs2oe RIO Grande. 2oG22 n, is5Slse;i orncco,
2la25 ID, zoe; California, 32435 n, 2Od2Ose Central
American, lsd2i n, iec MatalnoroS 22S2i D lsSise'
i6c' all gold, selected Dry s4ited-Mstsmoros, ~
srS' 24a5o H. ia ljc Wet Sailed iies-Bueros Ayres
$50 n, lOc, gold selected RIO Crane 44a4s n, tOei
California i5oJ0 H. 0c; Para, 35 14O H. yc NewOrtans
city, 6OaSO H. IL 2c Texas ulef Packed 3O3sOb
al Lqc currency; Texas knife, l0dll0; southern Ia
9 city Slaughter. o. o00o0 n, 0oJ City slaughter
Cow. a. dCO N. 72c
HOioThs presents little frmnsss under the
influence of stesy boh for export and npon,
cuay the latter brewers now IN want OF consh
cradle ot Tine grades Is reiucsd and holders
much confidence Ws quote; state 1870 f@l e. do
iST 7Nl2c old ODDS 40Se California 1879 nominal In
the Il. sel1s of supplies.
Butts ga 40, gUd Tor Jute and 7a7'c, sod iOr
Manila Hemp.
INDIA Rt BBER-The demand for homo consumption has
been ght but Dices steady; export Snt has
good Fine Para 81 s065c; Coarse io
Esmeraida At 6.9c GUaya, VII, :6c Nicnr9ga SHEET
sDc; do. scrap. 4Gc. fJur mouth.
IhATIIER-1hs late downward tendency or nrer hss IN
general dspos on O the part ~ manniacturr
small and frequent purchases, resniiuR IA si"sV
which, with the eNpOIe Keep the stock vat nui atu
mait Escepts Of eWeek O. ,3Ol sides aud = $50 hates
5000 sides VIZ. 22OO0 10 England and eOOV 10
the Continent VIZ quote