The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1856-08-13
New Orleans Market.

New Orleans Market.
Aueusr The total sales Of cotton during the pas,
week did not $500 bales There is no noticeable al
! teration IN quotations.
The receipts (including e,20l bales on hand
since the Ist September have been ,794, 1874 bales
Exported during same time, 1,7s4 1852 bales
lnffrier, $685. $751; Mid niddling 1q1@1PN
Low middling, ,o-ssIoI Midling fair1a44 C.
FLouR--superfne, s6s4 @67a; extra, s7I408
PoRK-M.0. Sl9 50@l9 IS; mess, $40 O0(121 90.
BAcoS-- 8 lO54@l024c; shoulders, sl9@9c.
LARD--l21aG1I4c. ~ ID.
CoRs-7o@72c ID bush.
CoFFEE-Rio. s1a@llc. IA p.
sueAR--511ll JOS; 80 @915c. p ID.
MoLAssEs--s0 946c ~ gallon.
WHlsKEr-Eectifed, s2@s3; raw. s35@s6 p gal.
HIDEs-Dry country, 10@l2c ~ b.
LIaE-At RETAIL shomaston, 81 s5@2a5. Wes-
tern, ST. 4O@l SO ~ Dbl
sALr-I4iverpool, fine, s.. 30@l So; coarse, 81 Is
y sack.
CATTLE MARKET, August 2.
Texas and Lake, " 4-@71Sc. -
Hogs, 8-@Sl5c.
Sheep, WY So 0o@3 60 d head
Mich Cows. sSs o055o 90
Stock ample, and prices steady
~ Fillmore American Club.
2zsEAs Shreveport, on the 18th August, the Gill
more American Club" was organised, and the follow
ing officers elected
Presidential. atson.
Vice Presidents Reuben White j. D. Parker, VIM.
Il. Hackett, JAS. Pegram, J. "A. McRady, BIZ Hodge.
Secretares-tL NJ Mutt and J. W Jones'
Treasurer-W. r. Shivers.
CORRESPONDING Comaittee-Sam Ford, W A. Lacy,
L. T. Grain, W. w George, R. O. Oglesby.
VIGILANCE COMMITTEES
Ward NO. 1--AtAlbany: J B Mccain, B. Y. George,
Hugh Gurrie, H. lies. At Cookies store: ]. B. Sims
Il, w Moorints, 9. s. Groom, }. NJ. Simmons.
Ward No 81. s. Wise, E. NJ. Coleman, Thomas
Hearne, j. NJ. Ford, i. f. Holt.
W4xd No. WIN. g. Foster, T. Z. Scogin, Erastus
Crosby, VIM. Wycae, G. r. Harris
Ward No. A--H.' Markham, H. Howerton, r. N.
Waldran, R. A. Cntliff, D. S. Wilder
Ward No. E.-B.i K. Stephens, Thos Mccall, VIM.
]. Beail, B. RI Peace, w. g. Beck, VIM. johnson.
Ward No. Sc. K. Hall, W. E. Walmsly, D. G..
Blount, Thomas Martin
Ward No. T--R v. B. Eddings, J. g. Harwell, =.
+. Herndon, y. D. Caldwell al3te
Visiting Cards.
u The proprietors Of the SouthW estern have re-
ceyed from ork font of type cut expressly for
printing Visiting Cards, and prepared to accom-
modate ladies ard gentlemen in style unequaled
by any etter-pres printing and only surpassed BY
the finest and at the cost Of the
latter
u THE SHREVEPORT DEMocRir will not appear TO-
morrow, in consequence of the indispositon Of the
leading hands Of the office ala
u, Worms Fatal-All physicians know that
the Of most Of the fatal diseases of children is
worms. They produce dysentery, diarrhga, convul-
sions, congestion, emaciation, water the brain,
docy etc. Arrest the evil in time then by admin
istering Winer's Canadian Vermifuge, vegetable
remedy harmless to the system water, but abso
lutely certain in its curative results.
p Ra ,bor+ fl
Canadian Vermituge, this is the only article thatcan
be depended on. Remember this.
Prepared only by j. Wright & Co., New Orleans
For sale IN Shreveport by all the druggists.
U-There are plenty of young gentlemen, as well as
plenty Of old ones whose boards are turning grey,
which gives the former good deal of uneasiness,
and exposes the age of the latter To avoid theselt
epefpexiles we advise such of our readers to use
professor Woods Hair Restorative, which will in he
course OF a Jew weeks change the white hair to its
natural colo: does not dye the hair like the most
OF the hair restoratlves, but produces gradual
change Of color from the roots of the hair to the final
end; and gives tia fine and glossy appearance We
have seen many persons who have used it successful
ly, and pronounce it the only invention which his
come up to their idea of "cure for grew heads ~
We commenced using it about two months since and
if we are any judge of age and beauty it has made
us at Last ten years youngerin fact, begin
ming to look quite young and feel very much like t
getting young wife. The change is miraculous,
and it would be difficult to find grey hair in the
head ofthe duke of Buckingham. We know several /
OLD maids and sorae young widows, whose locks are
just beginning to assume silVery hue, and who have
been talking seriously about resortng to this rene
Y; and we advise them not to delay any longer. 1t
neFerssaa WYE ja3l --s7st ss.Leais Herald. !
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