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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-07-11

Two singular cases OF wholesale poi
soning, resulting fatally occurred recent.
Is. The irst was that Of NORTH Ca.
rolina farmer named R5yant, who found
two gallons of Wild honey in the woods.
He took il home and portion OF il
formed the family supper Mrs. Bryant
and two children have died since eating
it and :he recovery of Bryant is doubt
ful. The second case was at Minneapo.
lis, Mimi. Eleven little girls four mem.
ber5 OF one family and five OF another,
engaged in stringing castor beans for
beads, were led to eat quantity. One
Of the number finding the taste pleasant,
all the others ate moro or less of the
beans, and were soon after taken will
spasms and indications fpoisoning, but
all save three OF tho number we're out Oh
danger before the night was over, bu,
Sarah. Bertha and Addie Woods were
so badly poisoned that little hope is en-
tertained OF their recovery.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-07-11

TIE WESTERN CATTLE TRADE.-The
opening CT the seasons trade in Yves =
tern cattle is now near at hand. This
trade has grown to such proportions that
a number Of Chicago prominent commits.
sion firms now have one or moro repre-.
sentatiyes located on the plains during
the entire season, and it is to the energy
OF these agents that that city is indebt-
ed for he fact that more than three
fourths Of the cattle product OF that coun-
try find their way TO that market. The
latest report from the plains Is that east
from OgaIalIa the cattle wintered poorly
and will be from two TO four weeks late.
while west Of that point they came
through in good condition and will be
ready for market as carly ss last season.
1t is expected that this seasons run OF
Western cattle will be larger than ever
before.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-07-11

WONDERFUL EFFECT PRoDucED BY
AN OBJECTIoNABLE PALL.BEAkEg.-Is
Is not every day that pail bearer saves
tho life Of the corps. The Pittsburgh
Pa. Telegraph relates how worthy
citizen was sick unto death. :, He fell
into = stupor. which lasted three or four
days. sliewas carefully watched nv his
wife and one or two ladies. One after
noon the attending physician said he
could not live through the day. and the
sorrowing wife. with view to having
everything IN readiness for the end.
held a consultation With her friends ss
to the arrangements for the funeral
The conversation Was held at the bed i.
side Of the dying man. and in short
time all the details we're arranged except
the names OF those who should be asked
to be pail bearers. Three or four Young
gentlemen had been selected, when the
wife said. "How would Mr.. So-sndS 80
dor "Oh. he would do nicely,o echoe.i
the chorus OF friends, "he' a such a nice
young man." There Was sudden move.
ment under the coverings of the bed,
and tue dying husband slowly raised
himself on one elbow. rubbed his eyes,
and said in q weak voice. NO. he
won't do. l Amt going TO have that fel.
low for one OF my pall-bearers." The
ladies we're astonisbslt ~. this revival OF
the sick man. but the wife laid. him back
gently on the pilloss end said soothing
": Never mind. dear, don't worry
This Is N after that need not trouble
you. 1t is a sad duty which We. will
have to perform After you are game"
NO. it isn't" said the husband. Grossly.
"fiiat fellow isn't going 10 be ono Of my
pall.beate1s. :; ]. d0p'ti like him. and 1
never did. and il you are going to have
him III get we'll, see il don't.r Again
20 fell back in the bed and became un..
conscious, but in few hours there came
az change for the better. Today he
walks the streets. as hale. and hearty as.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-07-11

The record Of death by violence from
explosions, firearms, drowning, ETC..
fills solid column Of Associated Press
reports Several persons, it is stated,
we're killed and others wounded, one Of
the latter a woman sleeping in her house
near Baltimore, by stray pistol.bullets
from the weapons OF Fouth of July cell
ebrationists. who cannot be detected.
Probably the sad1est occurrences Of the
day were the deaths of two young ladies
one in Poughkeepsie New York, and the
other at PotLsvilIe, Pennsylvania, whose
skirts caught fire from crackers thrown
by careless boys. II would be . good
idea TO prohibit the sale Of the internal
'craCkcrs'
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-07-11
CoDamis$loner's Notice.
Frederick Peppers Admir-.

VS.. -..f.
Frederick Peppers heirs. &c.
AZ The December term, 1877, Of the C3nnty
Court OF Hampshire County. w. va IL was or
dered, that ihis cause be eferred 10 n n. Cl-
keson, Special Commissioner appointed for the
purpose, who shall,
ls, State. settle snd adjust the accounts q,
Frederick Peppsrs' Administrator.
2ud. Ascertain the real estate % which the
saG Frederick Peppers died seized aud i've probs.
bic value. "+n .r
3fd' Cali before bin the creditors of said
Frederick Peppefs, 10 present and prove Their
debts sid densnds against his estate. and 10
report the sane With the liens snd their PRIOR.
ties 10 the coart.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-07-11
Advance In Wheat.

NEW York. July THE advance In
wheat is attributed TO the dnfavorable
crop sdvices from Europe, and the fact
that the -shorts" src covering on all
months. even as far ahead as -September.
There are also largo European ord ers
to buy here.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-07-11
u GOOD PLAN.

The most profitable way OF dealing in stocks
10 By eossbaaiug many oedsn and cooperating
shsn.ss . whole. dividing proa,s rao RAra g
noag shareholders, according 10 the p,rSes
noSthiy. zach CUSTOMER thus secures all The
advestagps Of Immense capital and expesieuc~f
skifi, and car use any amount, from $td TO
Clio, 900 or 1>orc. with equal rroportonste sue
eesss Anew York Stock Reporter" aud new
circular msiied free Full information for anv
one to operate successfully. LAwaEScx & Co,
81 Exchange Place, n. y.
July 4, lsI9.-3m.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-07-11

1t will surprise some people to learn
that we spend more for our butter than
for our bread, and that the butter and
cheese products Of the United States
was in 1877, one seventh greater in val.
nc than our wheat, and one third larger
than our cotton product.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-07-11

JosEPH DAVIS, son Of Mr.. John u.
Davis, of Richmond, Va, and nephew Of
Senator Henry G Davis, Of this State
was a graduate at the recent commence.
mcnt OF tie Virginia Military Institute.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-07-11

On the sth inst. Chas. Barth. aged 23.
baggage master ahd brakeman on pas.
senger train on Bedfoyd Division of the
Pcnnsy lvania railruri. between Alt 81
wage junction and Mt. Dailss. vas
struck by a proJeetiod OF the bridge
one mile and = balf west of Bedford. and
knocked 10 tho trsckc below. BE Was
found shortly afterwarsl with a terrible
wound In the heaai. and taken To Bid
ford. where he died soon af,crward. Iii.
parents live in Philadelphia; 'and his
body will he taken there for intermcnt.
He had only been on Tho road q month.
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They have also jass lssued an edition Of
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Of several hundred standard publica-
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THE TRUE WAY TO INvIGORATE.
Ths true way IL MeiSerase feebl.
systcm is to iplqso activity. into the ope-
,rations Of the steusch. thas wonsl.ous
alembic in which the food is transmitted
into the constituents of blood. the Sa,ie {.
element or our vikkIity. nostettes's
Stomach Bittets. becaihisse il accomplish.
es'this end, is greatly be pr, Terrell
to many so called stNRies. useful In deed
A. sppetizefs. businbberasiye a. aids TO
'dgeation and sssihiilat,oA. This ster,
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stomach. beautifully stimulates the liv-
or, bowels. and .Ikidneys. snsuring the
escape thrOhsiI ths'rsEuiar channels Of
effete and useless matter thrown Off by
the system. which is TINS purified as well
rs invigorated by it. It's tonic influence
is soon made manifest by an increase OF
vital energy and a more active and reg
ular discharge OF every ply steal func-
ton. and it has tie further effect of ron
dering the system unassailable by ma.
larial epidemics.-lm.
Chew Jackson's Best Sweet NAVY
Tobacco.
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TRUTH IS MIGHTY.


AS the little leaven hid in the meas
ure OF meal. made all leaven, so truth
gradually overcomes all doubt and dis
belief When DIR. Pierce, of Buffalo, "
l.. announced that his Favorite Pre-
scription would positively cure the many
diseases and weaknesses peculiar TO wo.
mon, some doubted. and continued 10
employ the harsh and caustc local treat
ment. But The mighty truth gradually
became acknowledged. Thousands OF
Ladies' who had uselessTy undergone IN.
told tortures at the hands Of different
physicians, employed the Favorite Pre-
scription. and were speedily cured. Ma
ny physicians now prescribe it in their
practice. SO sanguino 10 DIR. Pierce OF
It's power TO cure, that he now sells il
through druggists under positive guar.
antee.
In tcn-pin alley in Clarksburg last
Saturday night, Ben Boggess and others
were quarreling, when Louis Carrico, a
young farmer, stepped in TO prevent a
fight and was shot in tho breast below
the heart by Boggcss. Boggess has fled.
Both are young men and single. CARR.
co is still living aud shows signs of im.
provement.
At East Farnham, Quebec, there is a
boy who says his name is Charley Ross,
and he answers the description Of tho
missing boy very we'll. He SAYS he was
brought from New York by two men a
long time ago He is with a man who
cannot speak English, and who is paid
for keeping him, drafts being sent from
New York after every six months. The
drafts are signed Edward Pierson. Mr..
Ross is expected to investigate the affair.
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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-07-11

The st. Louis republican would like
90 know whether this is Dir. Hayes adj.
ninistration or Mr.. Sberman's II is
Sherman hero. there and everywhere.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-07-11

ACCoMMoDATIoNs FOR AMERICAS Car
TIE IN ESGLAND.-A lairage capab 10
Of accommodating 5000 head Of cattle
to facilitate the importation Of American
cattle, is about 20 be erected at Barrow
in Furness, Lancashire, which is con-
nectcd wish the whole railway system
Of Enqland.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-07-11
n . II / G. T.
POOR CLAIMS & COUNTY CLAIMS

TNHK Beard or Overseers Of the Poor Of Hamr.
Il shire County, will meet ~ he Poor house.
o. Tuesday, the 10th day Of July next
All pers9ss having claims against the Over.
seers OF the Poor, or for supplies or feryi.ts 10
panpers, must present them the n and there pro-
ierly verified sHa proven, for allowance
All other claims which should be paid out OF
the County Levy, may be fled in the CLERK 5
Office Of The County Cour, before The 18th day
o. August.
c. S. WHITE, Clerk.
June 81, 1873
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-07-11
DR.. EDGAR p. PARSONS
ID e " IT'S r

From The Penn'n. College Of Dental Sufgsy,
A 7 present, Professionally etgsgsd In Moore
IA field expects 10 return 10 this ylscs albert
July ist. whom he viii he pleased n Sse ibcs'
desiring kcSk done In his line ai his Rooms
70 toe Office OF Or. S r. LBptob.
Romney, June 7e 1919
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-07-11

n SAD OCCURRENCR. Mrs. Eve Col.
mer, wife of Peter Colmer, a substantial
German farmer, living near Barton. Gar.
rett County, was placed in the custody
OF the sheriff on Friday last. 1t appears
that she has been dersnged for the past
fifteen years, but has never before man.
ifested dangerous disposition, but, be-
coming angry at her husband for some
fancied afrront, she left his house about
4 o'clock =. N. Thursday, and remained
away all night, during which two Of his
barns, containing a large amount of hay
grain, and many valuable agricult ural
implements, valued at least at $4,000,
were burned TO the ground. In the morn.
ing Mrs. Colmer was found in the woods
and from some remarks that she had
made it is supposed she set them on
fire. She is about 50 years old and the
mother Of four children, who are all
grown.-G0ren County, nd. Herald.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-07-11
REV. ]. Il. WlooiN SAYS.

OF Ss bet remedies for Cai:rrh, ssy tie beet
yonpt RADICAL CUM. IL 10 not unpleasant 20 tsso
s1.m Sisss snss 70, use ~ insal:iop cls.rs tho
fnw risng. there nnpie anS To
diseGresaoic hawking during the day but An M
Wcedented earnseo voice and Respiratory orrsn,
- 6sv. j. * E1Ss'1. IL DoveAsst~. kass.. Bsseo~
Zach pack src contains IT. eanfordS Improved In
ksinG Iubc with full directions for 10 all oase.
Fries 500 For sale By all Wholesale aud iis
Ghts and Dealers throughout the United stAtss and
Csnada. wkEke = POTTkR, Gsncrai Arens AMI
Wholesale DrrgIists. Boston. Aass.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-07-11
Hampden ssidpey College
Prince Edicn,.tI Co.. Tn.

THE lol,h Session begins September 4,h
l. Expenses including College fees - W ood-
roon'-rens and fuel, skboat S2i2. The curric-
mum 10 ret"insd-smbFncina full instruction
in Classical, Scien ti6e and moral studies : hui
ample provision 10 made Tor those who Go no,
desire to 'Sksiths: full course. No student IL
advanced With 81 I standing a searching exAmi-
nansa. For Catalogue apply to
RKy. J.. NJ. E. ATKINSON, d. d.
July IL, 1879. President,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-07-11
Letter from Washington.
WAsnINGroN, July z, 1879.

wAsnISeroN, July z, 1879.
Mr.. HARPER We OF Washington did
not celebrate the Fourth of July very
largely. Here as in most other places.
the day is not observed to the extent
it formerly was. This. I believe. is a
fact to be regretted. for attention to that
and other days which the whole country
once united to honor. could have not
but good effect at this time.
Representative Glover has permitted
the publication OF an abstract of his re-.
port OF the Treasury investigation. Its
statements are startling. but not by any
means incredible when We consider the
enormous transactions OF the Depart.
ment and the countless defalcations 10
private institutions so much smaller
1t is certain that Congress will now
have to order the publication OF the
whole report. and to continue the inves.
tigation. Following is brief statement
OF what Mr.. Glover says: Dir. Glover
Claims that there has been a continual
theft and embezzlement in the Bureau
OF Printing and Engraving, and figures
up total loss from this source in the
last eight years OF many million dollars.
He charges that there has been con.
tinuous abstraction OF the fibre paper.
and says that by the use Of that and the:
Impressions Of genuine plates obtained
ny employees, who were secured ap-
pointments for that purpose. millions Of
dollars OF money have been made and
put out which cannot he told from tho
orig inal. He estimates that the a.
mount IS not less than $50. ,0OO.-
The Treasury department is generally
overhauled, and stigmatzej rs corrupt
III nearly every bureau. He charges
That there ID deficit OF over So, 200. 900
IN the huresu having charge OF the aban.
doncd property fund, and gives specific
figures TO prove il. He says, too, that
very many important books and docu.
menis were kept away from him, but
that thorough investig alton. which it
would take long time TO make, would
disclose fearful dishonesty and fraud
lie claims, too, that in almost every in
stance where dishonest officers have at.
tempted to expose corrupt practices,
they have either been silenccd or dis.
charged and that the men who have been
proven guilty have been kept or advan..
ced in many instances. !
Through the persistent efforts OF two
Democrats the bill admitting auinine
free Of charge was pushed through Con.
gross at the late session. The only Oh.
position was from Republicans who
knew the small duty received by the
Government on this indispensable mcdi.
cinal article could not be removed with.
out breaking up the monopoly which
has treblcd the value Of quinine. Verify
Senator Thurman was wise when he
said tho democratic party was the party
OF the people while the other was the
party OF classes, corpof atoms and ma
nopolies. MEMO.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-07-11

TIE BATrLE-CRI OF 158O-The
next presidency says that staunch and
always reliable Democratic journal. the
Boston Post--is not 10 be contested on
the Ohio idea, the New England idea, or
the Southern idea, but upon n funda-
mental national idea which will over.
power all others The country will in .
sist that there shall DO a free ballot,
that the people shall not be controlled
or cowcd by federal soldiers or United
States marshals, but that the sovereigns.
not thoir servants. shall rule. They will
demand, too, that foil and fair express
ion shall be given TO the ballot after it
has been cast, without being counted
out by infamous returning boards or the
DEGREES OF electoral commissions. These
two things 90 hand in hand Free cleo.
tions and full force To the popular will,
as determined thereby, will constitute
the battle-cry OF the neu campaign.
All minor issues will have to give way.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-07-11

INVEST VIRGINIA. 70 VII AT rules ssh
w In The Clerks Office OF the Circnii Corr
OF HHmpshirs county, on the 'en, Monday .
Christopher Kelley, PiainGa
W. }. Craigsn, and J. s. Cr.isen. Dsfendaai''
IN CHANCERY.
The object Of THE emit is to attach all ibs y.
tsres.s Of the said Defendants, and the int'e's
of each OF them in ADD 20 two certain tracts ?,
lHad on the North Branch OF the Potomse, %,
containing Ia acres more OF lsss. The otfH "
acres moro OF less. both tFsets being ~ is'
county Of Hampshire, W. We they beng W
snme tracts Of land dtvised 70 Jacob J. Cfsl
Tor lifs by bis father, John Craigsn, Wi'n =,
land jacob / con eysd 10 ths defendant =,
Craigeu his life Estate therein, by deed osF55
3lst day Of May, 1856 aud recorded 10 ass
book %, page 372 81 The iaod records o. JAZZ
shirs county, aud subject the same, or 20 ~
thereof as may 10 necessary, 70 the psymea'
Plaintiffs claim for sles %, with interest 'ssl.
on from October I9th, 1876, tll paid sno s
eos,s Of THE suit, aid gu Cd other relief g'oss
and special, may be granted - maJ oe
and proper and the rules OF equity may dsmss'.
And u appearing from sn sfhdssn ae.
this cause, that the Defendants W }. Ns.
and j. =. Crsigcn, are nOn-residenis OF toeo3
OF West Virginia, 10 is ordered, thsi 'us ~
defendants do appear ~ the pext Rule jay ~,
iu said Office on the frst Monday ~ JAY -,
aud do hat is necessary 20 protect 'aei' ''
esis. Teste
V. NJ. POLLING, &, CO. &c
June -, ls79.-4w,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-07-11

To the Creditors Of Freis,iek Peppers. DECD.
IN pussuancs Of a decree Of thu co,.,v go,
~ Hampshire eoa0fY,W. Va , msds ia q > Sass
lheFsiu pauding 70 subject the ros estate ~ ssid
Frederick Peppers q the paymsn, of hi. dsb,s
ron are required - present your claims for ad.
Judlea"on 20 ~, Dilkeson, Special Commits.
The Sun day Of Augast 1879. Wines. NJ
", 1879. v 'u'
July IL. l579.-4w.
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TRIED EVERYTHING.

Is@: s..s sxsrsse euis =. CO. q,
s,msss s,sII ssinS and g TIE saiy shi.s ne, Sss
Ssssas s nee 20 a. siessd xisS srs %
ga Hsr this ~ my testimony TO liza benefits
Nery truly. w.s.DECKER
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-07-11

New editions Of Rollins Ancisnt Ms
tory, and the "Comple'e Works of Jose /.
Plus" both printed in large, beautiful
type, and strongly and neatly bound,
have just been issued at about one-third
the former prices, viz: Rollin, 81 25 ;
Josephus, 81 90. American Book Ex-
change" publishers, 50 Beekman street,
New York
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NOTICE

e ,herSfore given 10 the parties above named
and ell Others Concerned, That on the sth day ~
AOgust' !e'S', WI aVend ~ nv Ofice IN Rom
ney, W Va, Tor the purpose Of txscntine The
shove decree.
II. b. GILKESON.
July II, lo1S' Commissioner.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-07-11

eess,. = O. k-.,ssrn q o.; ps.rcr: G--t;cr--. i
CvgH vok Ca rAzsH TO ell who sfn,ctcd with a. !.
aiss.. .ss Srssuy smicted With Il for long tirs
NyeE Snerssrds wastAken again With Catsrrh cutie
0sversY. end rfcdioteiy cent fer another bot,ir
yhSsA tlsd ne ~ right eirins roller fro TIE rrSs
Claimed 7cs Il, snd t.opS soo s9ssSk wiz do =. ms.
N ~ tnsrsdsetion. am. very trnly yonrs
Dsavef. Oct L lya " " S" p'A-
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-07-11
SANFoRD'S
RADICAL CURE
For CATARRH
INSTANTLY RELIEVES.
5000 FEET ABOVE THE SEA.

5000 FEET ABOVE THE SEA.
ne following ses,imonisls are nom Acssrs. J. n
Sscisss Tnsy report cupTscedsnssdy ,angss
en( universal Satisfaction No other discsse 10 a.
following gentlemen among tn.r sost eiiise ~s
SOnElV AFFLICTED.
q. sc.-oc-sh 90. Dv~re~. Ce, 0-,g-.v-
rroupted by follow feeling for those sfaired xl,h
cstsrrh, Wish 70 sdd my tsStirnry IN erSsif OF e.x
yvncs- RADICAL Cvnn roR Car alsET l have heea
ecrsy sicted with this IL nrfl for u, vssr.
80 haye tried every known r6mcGy without aVsn'
until bought bottle OF the shove CusN irotr you'
Sseh Sa.- me Almost Instant relief ithcine All
cAi y chained for Il. Radical Cnre for cs,srrs '
. g. Vsry truly yours, WI AMETtvr.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-07-11

Chew Jackson's Best Sweet Navy
Tobacco.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-09-11

HOrs. The $ r Conn WeroM Of Sept.
9TH says I'VE note sale Of 100 bal, 8
crop Of 1878 at ~. cents The Enos
Soule for Liverpool, carried GOO
pounds. The new crop IS yet arrives
sparingly. and there are buyers therof
at 22I and % cents. Emmet Wells
reported the New York market Aug
22d, as follows: The receipts for the
week were nearly 800 bales in excess
of the exports. and as most OF the ar
rivals with the exception of Pacific
coast hOps) are of medium and low
grades, the Latural result Is. that the
market for such is q shade easier. Since
the recent advance we have kept our
quotations down to actual market (cashl
transactions. and az full price, for de
sirable hops are fully maintained. We
see no cause to change quotations, The
reported improvement OF crop pros
poets in New York State and Europe
may have an effect on the value of the
new crop. but. until the entire harvest
is secured. aud the result positively
known. little apprehension need DO felt
"a to the value Of the few prime 1878
hops remaining, while older growths
and poor grades already feel the effect.
The prospects of an export demand be.
ing favorable. We advise growers to
bale their hops in light weight sacking.
aud to which we would add. that in all
cases, use new sacking. Old sacking
not only Injuries the flavor Of the hops.
but its uie when reverted is dishonest
aud fraudulent.