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LOWD'S PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY
Stewards Building-Up stair.

NNEE undersigned, thankful for the liber-
Il eral patronage heretofore extended him,
would state that he is still 10 be found at
at the above place, and Is continually add
ing improvements TO his already commodi
Ons rooms. He is determined to spare n
expense i'm his endeavor TO accomplish per
lection in the Photographic Art Throughout
all its branches.
PICTURES IN EVERY STYLE FROM MINIATURE
TO LIFE SIZE PLAIN, OR CoLoRED.
OLD PICTURES COPIED AND ENLARGED !
ALL KINDS OF FRAMING DONE To ORDER (!
Special attention giren to the taking Of Photo
graphs fInrentiOHSf0 for the purpose oto tain
Jag Patents.
Inventors are especially invited 10 call
and examine specimen Photographs Of Me-
chanical Inventions, now on exhibition in
his Gallery.
Pictures taken in cloudy as well as clear
weather.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED IN EVERY In
STANCE.
TERMS STRICTLY CASH.
w. Q. 10 Nd,
Artist and Proprietor.
sen 23twtf
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THE FIRST BALE.-Mr. j. w. John.
ston. a young and very successful planter
&. entitled TO the credit of bringing the first
bale of new cotton TO this market this sea-
son. II was purchased by Messrs. Robinson,
Stevens q Co.. on Saturday last, at 35 cents
ner poundS.eassing low middling. The
first bale Of the crop of 1868, brought to this
market was on same date last year.
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IT Is So Much TRoUBLE.-My friend.
it is not half as much trouble to get well as
1t will be to be all the time in bad health.
The time spent in securing Lealth, is the
best expenditure OF it that can be made ;
do not be discouraged, take Simmons Liver
Regulator, and be satisfied to take one rem
edy regularly, instead of grasping at every
remedy you hear of and eking out miser-
able existence. 1t will cure you.
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ne ReautiruI If YOU desire beant,

he Beautiful. If you desire beauty
yen should use Hagan's Magnolia Balm.
IL gives soft, refined, satin-like texture
20 the Complexion, removes Roughness,
Kedness, Blotches, Sunburn, Tan, &c, and
adds tinge of Pearly Bloom to the plainest
features. 1t brings the Bloom of Youth to
tne fading cheek and changes the rustic
country Girl into Fashionable City Belle,
In the use of the Magnolia Balm lies the
True secret tof Beauty. No lady need COM
pam Of her Complexion who will invest 70
cents IN this delightful article.
Lyons Kathairon is the best Hair Dress
ing In use.
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HAVING been appointed agents for the
III IL Cahaba Coal Company, and being
best Coal, at a very low price, we would
ask all who want Cheap Coal to call at
the Bridge and engage, or address our agent
through the mail, who will call on them
We sell it only by weight and cheaper than
wood. GREEN q TAPLEY.
Aug2S I'm
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Planters will observe by the advertise
ment OF Messrs. Robinson, Stevens q Co,
that this enterprising house has just receiv-
ed large supplies of bagging, ties, -four
polk, meal, bran, oats, seed rye, and plan
tation supplies generally, which they will
sell at their usually low figures.
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WHTTWORTH
4 EN- ale College,
BROOKHAvEN, MISS.

VIII Re-Open September, -, Iso0.
DROVlSlON VIII be made for all who
/ may apply for admission.
To send your daughter here win cost yeu
$500 90 for the term Of Ten months or Forty
Weeks. This amount win pay for Board
Fuel, Lights. Washing, Tuition in English
English Text Books, States, Pencils. and All
the Stationery used in the School room.
All the branches are taught
Our Music Teachers are believed to he nm
excelled.
Music and the Languages are extra.
Cav Send for Circular I'M
u. F. JOHNSON, President.
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BROOKS IMPROVED
COTTON PRESS
WROUGHT IRON SCREW.

A WARDED First Premium at New Orleans
"A Fair, over ELEVEN of the most popular
Presses in the South, for Efficiency, Simplicity
Cheapness and Convenience
DIR. Walden, of Carroll county, says of this
Press: Il have never seen any that would
exchange this for. l can pack as heavy bales
upon it as desired. 1t will last a century
without repair"
Sam F. Boaz, of Canton, says: 1.-THE Brooks
Press bought of you last year gives entire sat-
isfaction. Ii is simple in construction, easily
managed, and not liable to get out of ORDER
1t being portable is such as is needed in the
country.
The frame and screw is of the best wrought
iron-6ox only being of wood. Can be placed
under nigh gin house or at pick room door. Is
worked by hand exclusively, or horse power,
either, Can be recommended by New Orleans
and Memphis cotton factors.
Price $l35 for irons, or 500 with box complete
Address, with stamp,
G.. d. BUSTAMANTE,
Mississippi Machinery Agency,
And Agricultural Depot,
Local Branch, GOODMAN, MISS.
AugSlw&tw4w
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regular delegates who cannot attend.
On motion, the chairman was author
lied to select and appoint Central Com
mIttee of Five to superintend the present
canvass.
The Port Gibson Standard and the
National Republican at jackson are re-
quested to publish these proceedings.
NJ o. HOPKINS, Chm'n.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

tire interest of Thos. Helm and j. G. Kit.
trell, OF the late firm of 5. G.. Newcomer
TO-. and with a view to closing up the old
business and introducing a new stock, will
sell goods now on hand at cost for cash err
ctuslcety. within the next sxt1 days.
The business of the late firm viii be set
tied by the undersigned only.
Thankful for the liberal patronage hereto
fore extended, solicit continuance Of the
same. 8. g. NEWCOMER.
jackson. Miss, Aug. Il 1869 I'm
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r.. r. r.
NOT ONE HOUR
RADwAY's READY RELIEF

RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
Is A CURE FOR EVERY PAIN
il the first. is the only PAIN REMEDY,
AIIay INFLAMMATIok, and CURE CONCESSIONS,
whether Of ths Lungs, Stomach, Bowels, other
glands and organs by one application,
IL FROM ONE TO TWENTY MINUTES
No matter how vioIsnt sxcrueiafins the pain th-
Bed-ridden, Inhrm, Crippled Rheumatic, Nervons,
Neuralgia, prosrratea with disease may suffer,
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
will, in from ONE to TWENTY MINUTES afford eas-
and comfort and this medicine rapid ia stopping pain,
be purchased for 50 per bottle every
druggist and country merchants this
nent, aud within hours distance Of almost every
habitAtion in the United States.
MILLIONS who have used kADWAY'S READY RE-
LIEF for IS know that ONE Fify bottle, di-
luted in gallon Of proof spirits viii make
Linimeat, Pain Paint KILLER, Psnscea, King Pain.
equal in quantity 70
IA Bottles Of the Sizes of those Lotions
that are sold at 25 cents.
And public should know that all these lotions
srs but poor limitations Of RAILWAYS READY RE-
LIEF. If those who are suffering Pain--no mat
ter what the cause may he by what called
II external, apply the Railways Eeady Relief 70 the
NAL,
go DROPS DILUTED IN WATER
As drink; whether Cramps, Spasms, Inflammation,
Congestion, Asatic Cholera, ChlS and Fever, the
Violent exerueiating, and torturing pains will he
IL FROM ONE TO TWENTY MINUTES.
One Fifty cent Bottle Of RAILWAYS READY RE.
LIEF will do more service and more complaints
that daily occurring in every family than So ex-
pended in prescriptions and drugs.
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The new stores at Langley's corner will
be occupied by Messrs. Baer & Steinberg
and VIM. Il. Taylor. The first named firm
will occupy the corner store.
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NEW GOODS /!

WE ARE NOW RECEIVING OUR FIRST
w installment of Fall and Winter Dress
Goods, and will be able to show the public, in
a few days, the largest cheapest and most de-
sirable stock of goods ever brought to this mar
ket and at prices that will astonish every body
at the low figures we can sell them.
A31tw1m ROBINSON, STEVENS & co.
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GENERAL ADVERTISING AGENT-Mr. 8
4. Theilgaard, OF Enterprise, Miss. Is au
tborfzed to act a. General Advertising
Agent for THE CLARION in all cities North
and south that he may visit.
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As reported at length in THE CLARION is
now ready in book form. 1t includes all the
evidence before Military Commission, Ar
guments of Messrs. Harris, Yerger and Sim
rail-, and Judge Advocate, Agreement be-
tween Plaintiffs Counsel at Washington and
Attorney General, and Proceedings before
United States Court at Jackson. Price, 80
cents per copy. Orders filed by return
mail. Address,
JACKSON MISS
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Attention /!
PAY UP TO STATE FAIR!

ORDERED by the Board of Directors
" that the Treasurer call for payment on
Sd installment on Monday sd instant
4th do Saturday, 4th September.
9Th do Tuesday, l4th September.
And that all unpaid on LIST and I'd INSTALL
ments be called for, to be paid forthwith. In
conformity to above order the subscribers
to stock of State Fair are requested to make
payments accordingly. j. GREEN.
Aug2l Treasurer.
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NEW ADVEKTIsENIENTS.


TTNHE next session of Fair Lawn Institute
Il will commence on Monday, September
9th. Terms same last session.
MARY A. MOSELEY,
Jackson, Aug. 31st, 1869td. Principal.
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DE VI BROKE SHIRTS.
Gill e. Murphy,


ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI.
Trade HA1K. Wholesale dealers in Mems
j. J !: 4.
Nz<1 Furnishing Goods and Notions.
Lc&1Also, Agents for the celebrated
SL12$fUShirt represented by the above
Ez@EX Ntrade-mark. Every dozen of
&TgHN this article is guaranteed to give
OItV satisfaction In cut. make and
w material We import direct from
Europe, many styles hosiery,
undershirts and drawers being thereby en-
abled to offer them at New York prices. A
full line Of foreign and domestic goods con-
stantly in stock, and prices of leading arti-
cles freely furnished for comparison. Or
ders promptly attended to.
Jy6tw3m GILL & MURPHY.
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OUR AGENT II NEW YoRK.-Mr. Thos.
Tardrew. I6l William street, has our special
authority to represent THE CLARION in New
York.
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Do YOU suffer from DJspePsia, Want Of
AopetHe, FlQtuieace, dc? Use BUCKS BIT
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1869-09-02

What IS the cheapest and bet Tonic !?
BUCKS BTTTERs. Try it..
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Messrs. Z. II. Drake & Co., proprietors of
the PLANTATION BITTERs are said to be the
largest importers of st. CroiX Rum and
Calisaya Bark in America. The Rum i'm
ported by this Firm is all used in the pre-
paration of their BiCters, and is manufac-
turcd under the immediate supervision of
one of their agents, upon leased plantations
on the Island of St. Thomas. Over nine
thousand puncheOns, about one million gal
Ions, is used annually for their Bitters alone.
The Calisaya Bark is all imported from
Brazil. and is also gathered and selected by
the natives, under the supervision ofan agent
sent out for that purpose. The cures by
these Bitters are wonderful.
MAGNOLIA WATER.-Superior to the best
Unmarried German Cologne and sold at half
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Columbus Female Institute,
Columbus. Mis-.

A FIRST CLASS COLLEGE FOR
IN Young Ladies'.
One Of the most popular In the Gulf States.
An experienced faculty Of eight teachers I;
good Board; thorough instruction; paren-
tai discipline; rates cheap. Write for Cat
alogue or particulars to
j. +. TARRANT,
Aug24twSw2m President
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FAIR LAWN INSTITUTE 1t will be
seen by the notice of Miss Mary A. Moseley,
Principal, that the next session of this very
excellent school win commence on Monday,
September 9th
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MILLIONS OF DOLLARS
SAVED TO WORKING MEN!
WEALTH FOR ALL!
FEVER AND AGUE CURED


There is not remedial agent this world IL at viii
cure Fever and AEue, and all other Malarious, Bill
ous, Scarlet, Typhoid, yellow other Fevers (de
sometinies with Radway's Pills. as RADWAY' 5 READY
RELIEF.
Millions of people throughout the world know how
quick it will all ordinary complaints: for in all
diseases where PAIN, ISFLA MMATION or CONGEs-
TION is present, it's effects But in
Fever and Ague, Asate Cholera, Yellow Fever as
these diseases are exhibited in the tropics,
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
has proved nfAIble and these terrible fevers
quicker, and without entaling the fghtful penalties
of ENG0RGED LIVER, FAT SPLEEN, DISORDERED
KIDNEYS. AND SAEFR0N-CO LORED SKIN that are
to follow the Of the - Chologogues" Arue
Cures and other agents of the heroic uinine Mercu-
used accumulate, and become deposited in the system
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
is the best and cheapest and safest remedial that
be used for FEVER AND AGUE, BILIOUS, and
other Fevers.
person need suffer, be they much exposed to
Fever and Ague, if they will only take Railways
READY RELIEF, and keep their bouOeLs open nth Rad
rdy's I Hundreds in the West, who have heretofore
been dOetOring the rate Of and hundred dol
lars for few months trea tnent, keeping them
selves and families free from FEVER and AGUE,
CHILLS and FEVER, RHEUMATISM ETC. for one or
two dollars year. spent for Railways Ready Relief and
Railways Pills (coated)
Railways Ready Relief is an old established remedy
Under the process of manufacture secures prop
and Scarlet Fever, Yellow Fever Asatic Cholera
EMERY, Diarrhea, etc, aud Pain Remedy il
like gic. NOT ONE HOUR need one suffer with pain
remain week lingering in bed from Rheumatism
any other acute iasmmat0ry disease. The Ready
Relief will afford instant 70 All Price only 80 cents
per bottle.
n. B. See that every bottle has an India-rubber
stopper. Sold by all Druggists, at Dr. Railways
Office No 81 Maiden Lane, New York.
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A B. GRISWOLD & CO., (old firm of
Lao Hyde a Goodrich. established fifty
years,l Manufacturers aud importers Of
Watches, yewelry, SiIver-ware, Cutlery,
Gums and Pistols, corner ofCanal and Royal
streets. : dec10 ".
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
A IL persons holding Warrants. or other
IN claims on the County are requested To
come forward and have the same registered
by the Clerk of the Board of Police by the
LIST day of October, 1869, in order that the
Board may ascertain definitely what amO ant
of Taxes il will be necessary 10 levy Tor the
purpose OF reducing the Indebtedness of the
county.
By order of the Board of Police.
SAMUEL DONNELL. Clerk.
.NNfE Trustees of the Schools in the vari-
Il Gus Townships are notified that a pro
rata distribution of the School Fund will be
made as soon as the settlement is'completed
by the Tax-Collector with the County Treas
urer for the past Fiscal year.
By order Of the Board of Police
Aug2S 2t SAMUEL DONNELL, Clerk.
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ATTENTION ADVERTISERS.

ATTENTION ADVERTISER.
DY order of the Board of Directors of the
I'D Mississippi State Fair Association, an
edition of several thousand copies of the
Rules, Regulations and Premium List for
the State Fair will be published within the
next few weeks, and distributed throughout
the State. Planters, Manufacturers, Me-
chanics'. and all others, wishing copies, will
ad iress the undersigned.
Advertisers win find In this pamphlet a
superior medium through which to commu-
nicate with the Industrial Glasses of Missis-
sippi. Cards will be inserted with appro-
pirate display, on the following terms:
One page, SIS 90
Half page, 10 90
One-third page, . so
One-tourth page, -.-.... 5 90
Payable on receipt of pamphlet by adver-
tiser.
Cards, to secure insertion, must be handed
in by September 9Th.
Advertisers will be furnished with copies
of the pamphlet for distribution to their Gus
toners in Mississippi. Address,
PUBLISHERS CLARION.
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NEW GooDs. Robinson, Ste
yens 4 Co., are as usual, in advance of all
others in supplying the market with season.
able goods. To-day they announce the re-
ceipt of their first installment of fall and
winter goods, which will be ready for in
spection in a few days. Capt. Stevens is
now in the Eastern cities making selections
and shipping by the fast freight lines.
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One Fifty -cent Bottle of RAILWAYS READY RE.
LIEF will do service and cure more complaints
that daily occurring in every family than So
pended in prescriptions and drugs.
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Alexander Yergor
ChOctmw Co"uty.
n b Tabor
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COAL! COAL!CO Al!

NU' % HutueTt I1uIte, N. Il
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-23
THE STATE OF TRADE.


LONDON Aug 2l m-Con'o' oD-n A. gl or moaI 1af 81
h. account trm a. hr ogFnf quota
tons United RgeTweuues, 1852 so r .j'3 Old 1885, TOT
1897 81 United Ten F0es 7bi Eue Railway sla'ei 10
Illinois Cen,fak 9ii.
LiyEarooI, Aui 2l-ll m-Coton opened shade el'sf
MdTug Upauds JiL. Miilg orleans i1 The SAFE. Of ihe
Jy are estimated a. 1900 bales BreAissN0 Res Wes;erl
Wheat gpQ9 10 Is per DBL for Western Caua
LoypoN Aug 2l.-WbAe OIL $50 per t1n.
2l-l mCorss closed AZ sl 1r money anl ~
Tor the American securities closed quiet and sie'7 a. Tie m
losing ouotauous Fv-1 sutrs 1902 i ar 1909 OBJ
sol for 1851 so; TeaFore cot kre Railway shares l5t liao'
CeutrAs 9ii
Nting Upands J3i; MddIng Orl~au lH Wheat u al lc
White and Bd9 10 Tor No Rel Western FoIi
Is per bb for Canal Corn per for European
oats per bush - quarter r Canadian Pofs Jog pei
terc Of 5 To-. for Prime Mes. Beef ~ Dbl for Kst-ra
Prime Mes Lard per Cheese 90 per for the best grades
Of Ameelu Bacon IS est for Cumberland Cut Roaa
per m North Car0ua, ni Joy for oue Petroleum 80
per gal spirits and for kaoed Tso" q per e" Tarsea
line n 6 per cwt Lnseed OF tJj per tuu.
TosnoS Aug q -da,eed Cakes so ~ thin ob'ous
for feeding sperm OIL egl tuu. Whale Oh. SO ton Ta.ow
FE1yKyoRT Aug 2Unted Fve.Tsrniy bonds
and 90 q 58s for the issue Of 1907
PARIS Aug. 2l.-Eentcs. - francs 81 erntme-
AyrwEHP. Auz 2l-Pcrocum quiet and steady
PAR Aug 8-Thc Bourse hua Ec9trs franc, on oe1tmes
HAvKr Aug Ill opeuei active aud tfm Al l1 iaa o
hath be vol aud ai0at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-23

TIE KANSAS PACIFIC RAILWAY LOAN.-Secured
by Land Grant of Three Millions OF Acres IN Kan
sas and Colorado, FIRST MORTGAGE upon the pro-
posed extension of the great Kansas Pacific Railway
from Sheridan Kansas, to Denver Colorado, and a
mortgage upon the road now in successful operation
for 49, miles, and earning than enough TO pay the
interest on this nec loan. This loan runs 80 years
pays per cent principal and interest PAYABLE IN
GOLD. There is no better investment in the market
For maps, pamphlets, and circulars address DAB
NEY. MORGAN g. Co, No. IS Exchangeplace, and NJ.
X. JEsUP g. Co., No. 12 Pine-st., n T.
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SEVEN PER CENT BONDS
of the
CITY OF NEw-ORLEANs

CITY OF NEN-OIIEANS.
j. & w. SELGMAN & Co, Bankers No. SO Elk
changepace New York offer for sale s.5OOOOO seven
per cent 25 year bonds of the City of NewOrleans,
issued under the act of the Legislature of Louisiana
approved 9th of February 1862 at 70 cents and
crued interest
The undersigned confidently recommend these
bonds to capitalists as a frst-class investment and
they will take pleasure in Attending full information
respecting the same.
The interest said bonds, for one year in advance,
has already been provided for, and deposited with
the Southern Bank the fiscal agent Of the City of
New-Orleans.
The punctual payment TO the fiscal agent by the
City of New Orleans of the interest on these bonds
is imperatvely fixed by law and they will constitute
first mortgage on all the real estate Of the City OF
New Orleans, now moderately estimated at Sl2OOOO-
600, after the consolidated debt, which will soon be
extnguished by the annual tax of $4,000.
The interest coupons of these bonds are payable in
the City Of New-York, on the LIST of September and
lst of March, and the fiscal agent of the City of New
Orleans will promptly provide for and have the same
paid. at the counter of the Chemical National Bank
of this city.
A limited amount of these desirable bonds will be
disposed of at the rate above named say 70 and in
terest if applied for between now and the first Of
September next and in case of an excess Of demand
for the same, the undersigned will award the bonds
to the first applicant.
The right is reserved of advancing the rate upon
these bonds after the first of September.
j. g. w. SELIGMAN q Co.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS

Bryyuo Aug 2-Receps-Flour 3too bbla; Wheat % mn
bush. Corn. 2lOO bush Ffeigb iui wheat c Corr I!c
&c. Flour shade easier 20 sales reported "b-H uessi
suEee At as q entirely seminal quotaton and p-rhap,
, S w ys S's'i Oh aoauy be at 6 5a here no
manl Other articles unchanged Hsh"ne'-None offered market
ClscrssArr Aug a-Four Boil and i,oogqg F,@ 500
81 asGs 90 Corn scarce demand rye dali at
WLsky excited q . r. Mess Pork go So Buk Meats t9I'ie
Bacon 5 qse and Clear Ko '5a Oas'' sac 1Is af ''T a,
rcblnge at no. buyag aud pa selling Money active ni ar1
Totypg Ang E-Flour dul wheat inI and declined Be- No
White Wabash 81 50 Amber 81; 10 Req ~ ~ no z DO
al sc no at sic 0a steady No A. &c no At &c Re-
bush. SbPmeuts-JD0 hb's Flour oO Oa'H Wheat 'V'
Oo SsT0atsSys Huz 2Coion dali % bales rsp, %
bales FOur-Suprls1e - 90 Double EIta +6o Treble Extra
New 6sc Ola Bran ~ Hay 6rner At s2aasD Pork bed
At S35 BscoBuo Shoulders here Sie' and Hans are slt sup
Mosses Coffee dull aud unchanged WHISKY bmer . q!
+ 2s Gold, 1915 Sterling Exchange '1' he"loH Ssut per
ST LOUIS Aug Tobaceo ,alye at sc 2sa for Lgn and soa
f9 % F s1 = 81 PSa' ws EI 5.s,S No.
g m 49, No. VIE SS Is ol Core S Ss. o., S5eSsbss
oats heavy Mixed sacks 47ddsJc Barley quiet IS or
ii T. PorE quiet s2i Dry Salt loose Ham, se Bacon ia
Shoulders ia6c Clear Rib sides ly Clear SIDES ls'c Lar
srm at s89slOS. Receps-Whsa' 1900 bush Corn go bush
CarySLASD Aug 2wheat dai No. Red 81 81 No 81 %
O %6r E Aug aCaoa closed sm Of 20 bales Low
Mddlibgs Soc. receipts, % bales exports bale. 49,.
S, a. g SSs o. Tar uS9ssi Two Sl
ofSsv Cotton received bat GOT sold g.. 49,. ,-..
vented Tor want Of sales Of bags New At ie Oh hdiug
ETsr.TA Ca G9g 2hs Cotton market doll bat holders ara
SAv,SyAH Ga, Aug l-Coioa-So business receipts, y bale,
o Avg ~ s 5, '7. ea e y, ' ,..- zoo WY, e
o. q ", wls - s9s' ~ psass A5a RAsa: Sssi, GAG: