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United States Bonds.

SKIES OF lSGt.-patcd ls6l, and
redremaBle in 90 wears from Janu
arv list and July l>t OF that year,
Interest, SIX per cent III gold, pay.
able somi anuually-lm0ary LIST
and July l,t. These Bon1N were
rssaoJ in three ,cric, t"der act
February Sth, lS6l, 2ls,4l5,00O, da-
ted yariously in 1861. Cuder Acts
July 18th and August 9th, 1851,
$4,000, 900; dated Nov, 10, lS6l.'
Uulcr Acts July 18th and Aug. 9th,
1861, in exchange for 1.5Os, Shy,
5l1,l50; dated Nov. l6, 1861. I'm
der net March 3d, 1863, and prince,
pal made especially payable II gold
coin, $4,000, 600; dated June 10,
1864. Total issue, S2S2.T32,l5O.
FIvE-TwENTIEs OF lS62.-Gom
monty called cold Fiye-twcntles,
dated May LIST, 1862. R"deemab,e
after five years, and payable IN ~
years from date. Interest, 6 per
cert in gold, payable the first OF
May and November. Issued under
act Feb. 18th, 1862, S5t4,l1 500.
FIVE TENTEEs OF lS64.-Dated
Nov. /, 1861. Rcdco nabie after
five, and payable IN 20 years IN,
%terest, 6 per cent in gold, payable
T., : Ma. and NnCnn,bnp lSSRnl
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-09-21

bas" u. S. g., that is, Ulysses s.
Grant, claimed $50, 900 Joe for dam
ages at the Geneva Conference, but
the award to the U. s. G., United
STATES Government, was only Sl5,.
100000, which shows they didn't
dLjnk, in Geneva, that Grant and
the q government were synonomou,
terms, Though the Initials happen t
be the same.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-09-21

The Canton Citizen" Of the 18th
SAYS: "Tcn or twelve perso \
have recently been arrested in dit
ferent parts Of the State. charged
with the serious offence Of counter
teitiug gold coin. United States
Marshal Pierce had three Of then
in charge in tins city ca Wednesday:
The names OF these parties are
Finn, aged about 70 years; "Cow'
Walker, we'll known at Canton, too
much so to some If the merchantS),
and " nephew Of FiHn's, The two
former have been residents of Rank
in county, and the other has resided
near Benton. Old man. Finn has
been engaged in makiHR the "e0iB'
and the other two in Shaving it
All the tools requisite for carrying
on the business were tOHnd at Finn''
house, together with forty ten-dol
lar pieces of the "quid." Finn con
fesscs to have been engaged ia tn,
business for many years,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-09-21

We took 1t human events IL chill
dren look AZ the stars. They may
seem to us discOrdant, incongruous
and without apparent aim. We
cannot group on classify them, and
yet they r probably parts Of a
great and perfect plan working to
some grand conclusion, known only
10 him who directs it. All is order
which seems disorder. A child
looks up at the stars; lac GPcs them
scattered rs If soxn broadcast by
the hand of chance. There IN no
apparent regularity TO him lH al!
that s%llttcring wealth Of worlds.
Yet behind this seeming confusion
is an Order that Swcrves not a hair's
hrcadth from the laws that kecr
them in their appointed paths
They move in their eternal cycles
undisturbcd, beyond the Seach o
every power bu, the great Contra
, Will. We are children in regaTt
= to human events, and if the tim.
should ever come when, cndowc,
$ With a new intelligence, the map q
Destihy will be spread oSt otfor
us, NC will Ae amazed at the Omail
. cicMee that led men aud nations t
, their ultiHatc destiny.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-09-21

nka.. We haze m"ne than ence
cautioned the Plot to take his
Noxubee information with several
grains OF salt, as one will scarcely
10 1ngtjcc TO the MunchauSon stories
furnished him from this locality
We have Mowed him 500 persona
on his4 600 title Barbecue, though
competent Judges sw,ear the number
was 100 less.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-09-21
GOVERNOR JACOBS OF WEST
VIRGINIA.

An effort has been most p%ersever
ingly made by the Radicals to pro
ducc the impression On the country
that the election Of Governor jacob
was Il Grant triumph in West Nlr
ginia. The truth is that the Grant
radicals had no ticket, except one
man, Mr.. Walker, vino was running
tor Congressman at large, and he
WAS beat by y large majority ! But
the following dispatch settles The
question SO tar rs Mr.. Jacob is CON
cerncd
Charleston, W. Va, Sept. lO.-A
large meeting OF Democrats aud
Liberal Republicans was held here
last night tor the purpose OF effect
ing the organ zItion OF a Greeley
Club. More than II hundred name'
were entered, and among the bes
citizens Of our town. Speechc'
were made, and II general Partiel
patton in the proceedings was had
without regard to past differences
A letter from Gov. Jacob was roa'
expressive of his sympathy wit
the CAUSE Meridian Mercury.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-09-21
Singular Variety of COtton.

The Augusta (Georgia) Chronicle
and Sentinel says that DIR. l. l..
Anderson, of Wilkes county, has
developed, by cultivation and cHre-
fll selection of seed, Il variety OF
cotton which is certainly Il curloSi,
tv, and may prove Il very valuable
variety. This cotton is peculiar on
account of its excessive ttGlttuIneSs,
and the manner in which the boIIS
are developed.
The weed has the resemblance OF
the prolific varieties, growing mp IN
somewhat %conicai form, though the
growth is apparently more vlgor.
Gus than these varieties, The
squares and blooms grow in clu8.
tiers, and very thick, y very large
proportion Of the bSlls are what
may be called double, tor wat OF Il
better word; that is, two boIIs are
produced from the same square
This tendency to doubling is exhib
tied throughout the plant, and the
stalk and limbs of many specimens
seem to take on the same character
%istics, there being u groove on eacl
side, presenting somewhat the APP
pearaneesof a doublebarreled gun
This Gro wding Of the boilS does no
seem to diminish their size, but the.
are generally very large and health.
in appearance. Upon one stalk i
| his field pr. n. exhibits tiftee
a.. young hollis so closely clustered
to be covered with II single ope
: hand. He has taken great pair
T during the last two or three yea
to preserve the seed pure and u
mixed with other varieties. lie hi
|, now several acres planted in tn
8 cotton.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-09-21

Since the brakcmOa on the freight
tvaIns of the Mobile \ Ohio Railroad
hayo boon provided with double
hnspol shot guns, the night depFo-
Aaions Of car thieves have become
FIR less common. no other aPgu-
uosaA but huck-shst will DO used
with AbsFp, -TC%MNr,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-09-21
ON OUR TABLE,.

How & SeHoOL for September Is rccelV-
ed. j p Morton X Co.., Louisville by
$50 per annum.
"AmcticSn Farrn-rs' .Ady"ratc, tn" or
gan Of the American Agricultural Congress,
i IN our table, Published monthly at
Jackson, Tenn, $50 per Hnnum.
From j. Burr & Hyde, II, rtford, Conr.,
We have received 4 pamphlet containing
specimen pages and rngrnyiHgs OF y woFk
10 be published BY thcrn. entitled, The
Great Industries # the United States, i3UU
pages and 800 engrnrIngs.
The Sept 80. of that excellent period,
cal, The FIpld 4 Factory, - has reacheo
u. 1t ought 10 have at least one hnndTe'
subscriber, in NOxubee, q NaIl x Co,
Jackson, Miss. - per annuih.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-09-21

B6rTherc was aternbIo financial
blow-up among some hsavy grocery
and l@mber hauses 10 baltimore
last wcek-i0Rq%ing bctween two
and ta,rOe millions Of dollaps. Soy.
oral Of the firms think they will bo
able to make every thing all right
in n short time lndcS,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-09-21

say Ex-Dcputy United States
Marshal Voshay who was arrested
some months since, charged with
black mailing, or obtaining money
under false p~retcnse, has been re
arrested at Oxford Miss. The black
naljng item this lips is $780,
Index.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-09-21
ToMB STONES.

10 those Who wish TO pc Pc'l9 .yedi
during marble" the memory u ~, /. II
the undersigned will say. that ~, toll
the marblc business and pr'PaiV"" ,,rb,
doris for American or Foreisno II !
short nntice. He is the sSegt { ",
Quidy, thc successor Of QdiglfE on b,
Memphis, Tenn. All orders i9 \. GIlca.
or his agents will be pf9nP'.E. i.t
parties will get in every insta,GST6N,
they order. NJ, u OAN Ace
9 ceabal
O8cc al 9U1J9rH vi
} Mar30 72-l,r h'''
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-09-21
EMIT

After engineering the Louisville
Convention and running the on
Germ hopelrssIy into the last ditch,
Gen. Ranton Duncan has mounted
the tripod, and edits y simoo,pure'
driiGcraliznd Democratic paper.
Whether he will run thiS machine
more successfully remains to be
seen. 1t may circulate among the
d,Lri> Of the lat tizzle, and afford 4
soothing sticking plaster tor the
mishaps OF It's brict career. He Ger
tajnIy has the advantage OF u me
agrc competition, as he stands al.
most alone in the last ditch, anu
pure Democratic literature, Mt tins
time, is Father thinly dispensed
lie VIII, no doubt, keep the Rcsoln'
tichs OF '9S from being entirely Tor
gotten, and sill have much t" say
ahoat Jefferson and Jackson. Their
will be much OF the old party shlb.
boleih Of "pplitiraI consistency
and "time honored principles II
,Lc make up of his editorial lncu
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-09-21
BARBECUE At MACON.

The Republicans OF old NoXubee
held a rousing and enthusiastic
meeting at Macon, Oh Saturday, the
l4th inst, which was attended by
between three and four thousand
people, there having been u EoodIy
sprinkling ofthc white Republicans
on hand. Gen. IL. W. Barry ad
dressed the asscmbIag", with more
than his usual force and effective,
ness. was listened to with attention
and frequently appIaudcd. lie was
followed by Hon. \. Il. Davis,
Elcctor, who also made An excellent
address, in which he passed over
the entire ground OF the canvass,
and gave Republicans food tol
thought and figures to be referred
to. In this connection, We might
say that Mr.. Davis will soon send
ont his list OF appointments Tor thu
District, and We shall give then
publicity through the columns o
the PlLoT. OF one thing our friends
may rest assured, Gen. Barry an,
Mr.. Davis will make a thorough
canvass. After the speaking at Ma
con, the friends INDUCED in the gaS
tronomlc pleasures Of an e%ceilen
; and lavishlv supplied barbecue
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-09-21

pS~ Maj. Jonas, Of the Ahcsdecn
Eranlper, has been indalgimg ~
rnnsie spd moonlight mixed, latOls,
AZ Ne are never out late o'Hights
W. aate ours in sunlight and dust,
49, a...al ,,~rnunplians
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-09-21

WAsHINGroS, September 1.-THE
following was received here today
"HoHy Springs, N,ss.--To Hon.
&. II. Williams, Attorney General {:
The Marshal and myself have just
returned from an cSprdjd0n after
the countertelters of gold coin. We
captured Davis Flynn, a notorious
counterteitcr Of forty years stand.
ing, ami nine accompIices, with all
their dies, tools, gaIranic battery,
chemicals, furnace, and q quantity
of the coin. (Signed) Wiley Wells,
L. S. Attorney.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-09-21
.ALUABdG PfGTEITY FOR

The EtRrdgc Hotel, situated IL Macon.
Mas, will be sold for a division on Monday
the IN day of November neat, IN front Of
rye Court houSc, in the toxN Of Macon, on
THO following terms, to-wit;
one.h%f cash, balance in one and two
years f1oE DAY Of sale, beaging interest NJ
~ per ceEt. per annum.
rms Is EssiTablc property, and has been
recently thoroughly Fcbttod as a trst.class
No'eb 4Np THE oSLy oXE ~ THE PLACE,
JpVN A, BEvILL,
hAkdARETR BEVILL.
v kILAND.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-09-21

~ 49,
THERE il u certain penchdnt among
our brethren OF the press to RAISE
men. who have acquired eminence
for their talents, upon false pedese
tails. This tendency to ldea'lze ano
almost apothcosize their fellow
mortals is quite AS ridiculous as the
zoolatrv of the ancient Egyptians,
who placed the beneticcnt animals
to whom Providence hal gwen the
instinct of preying upon those mol'
destructive, among their Gods, a
proceeding which Horace quantity
satirizes, in referring to that c0un
try, in this memorable line
"Wher, every garden ia o'errun with gods
Thi, pucriIc sem.-w r'hlp md
expression in minute details OF thu
features, words and actions Of The
demi.gods, who delede soft brain
:, and plastic i~maginatlons into a rec
ognitiou of their immense superior
: ity over the ordinary clay OF whlcI
! m~ortals are made. \ mar ma.
even he ~eloqnently vicious, an
Il WELD Il kind Of Satanic superiorlt.
=, over the weak and credalous OF hi
u race. Even Science is not ire
II from these pantheistic tendencleI
1t weighs the brains OF Danl'
L Webster and the murderer Rulot
and find, that of the villain tuIr
: the scale on that of the statesma.
and the mysterious halo Of sent
n.ent gathers around the mu,derc
> 1t is refreshing to turn from the
IL men, with eagle eyes" and scot
pressed lips" and "brows like JOY
''> to threaten and command, benin
~" which some occult power is suppr
Nv ed to lark, to one who is neither
," Clovaiier Bayard or q Mephis'
''' IhilcS, the mar Horace Creole
honest, sincere, and earnest, who
10. ,ympathies are largely with t
Ne people; a man not addIc ed to
nc roles, but one whose habits a
mr. opinions are as open and familiar
cor the MONDAY sim, and whom no
IRE teryiewer mas SCI ny a. n myste
cs- to DELUXE the people lhto an exh
ct, idea of possessing almost GuPsrn
urAI powers.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-09-21

-Goy. Powers, in humble imita-
tation o! the President, has hiH
Long Branch Oh tAc MissisSin!i
coast. No one, as yet, has present
cd hun with "cottage by the sea-
as in the case of Gen. Graut.
The Columbus TrcsS is tooth
and nail for Henderson, against
Barry. Henderson has n fine field
in Noxubce, amongthe ~BGrrycadcrS,
to mako converts from. lie should
come down and give them Il talk.
Stevens OF the Inder has gone
North to lay in u Winter supply 0
Onions.
Brown OF the Mss. Central i
amusing himself by sitting in th.
igont door Of bis sanctum, SdAct0r,
nm, watching the school girls play
ing croqueL. Iie eharactrrizcs it y
~"glorious.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-09-21
Delinquent for il NOE
Payment Of taxes
COUINN c : !
oNr,:r az CLEEI NJ THE CIRCUIT I'm"
of''0h" Macon, july 26tn, ISL }
-,uv STtTg OF MISSISSIPPI,
NoXuRIG CnrSrY'

uNHE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
NoxuBEg County Ca,
Noticc l., hereby eIyentbat n poFS','H Wi,s i'm.
n 49, , nj An act to- quiet tax titles al'H ,n 'T
trea,r tho revenue ofths Stn'c' YPr'y'G IL 'f the
5,h' is72. the following described lanaI !" IoI In,
c county Of Noxubec, State Of Ni',,'IPFFi, a "G have
amen, for non-payment Of t"Nes' ana WA = Sta,q
b~sn forfeited to, or purchased oythg nc, ,'," Of
will be subject to redemption Gy I'M ,hr term term ct
any part t,g or p f,om the i"' 5n,e hereof r., upon com on,
, New W witb the condition, Of the statute IN I'M III
R,as{S,n@iff m ~.d% sat provided, and Al Inn Ia n. ne" (. re.
uff twelve g months, shall be subj. re-, to n. .D'ry TT" &"
PuFelaSs ~, Ear which said lands aVe delinquent
ant - ;mtrr.st. cost, and Subsequent taxes NJ
rrn"5 srcordirg TO the statute aforesaid
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-09-21

The TAxEs-WnEN PAlD.-The
following will interest delinquent
taxpayers
The law requires that the Poll
Tax this year be one dollar, if paid
prior to the first Monday ~ next
January If not pad by that time
it will be increased two dollars for
each delinquent. All taxes, &'bcth-
er of personal or real property,
must be paid by the first Of Deem
her aud on tho first of that month,
the tax collector is required to
make out and hand in a list Of de-
linqncnt taxpayers to the Board
Of Supervisors, who will cause cita-
tons TO be ISSUED 10 such delin
1uents, requiring them to show
cause why their taxes have not
been paid. The Sheriff will, on the
first Monday in January, proceed to
sell all lands on which the taxes
have not been paid, and this sAlc
S'oSts absolute title in the purchaser
asl can no longer DO redeemed
Everybody should pay in thoir tax
es beiags the hrst day Of December
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-09-21

Desy" To-day's issue is thr last No.
Of Volume 22d OF TIE BEACON. We
wish to commence the new volume
with fresh encouragement from oar
readers. 1t is more pleasant Tor
them and It's that subscriptions are
promptly paid. Through the pres.
tnt year careiessrrse in this respect,
ON par, OF our subscribers. has often
embarrassed MS seriously, but VI.
have the satisfaction OF knowing
wo have not failed in our duty tt
them, and cherish the hope that
they will he prompt towards III
hereafter.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-09-21

An old bachelor says that mar
rage ties are the eFoSS-,'S ." 'he
railroad Of life. sThat IS true, but
the cars often run on the Sr'teh'
-Ghignons are sad to be uniHHh-
ionabie because they are ooh'ha the
features OF the present Age
-Tcrnie Clatiiin, "a represents
tive of the "wom"n OF the pe'''a'
has cone to a "toII stop She has
gone before the bankrupt court and
sworn she is not "wor''' " "o''
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-09-21

That envenomod shnc', HUFSrS
Weekly, is still striving to keep
alive tho bitterness OF the War. 1t
believes in the Gospel of Hate. In
n late number it has a clricaturc Of
Horace Groeloy offering to shake
hands over the battle-ground al
OadorSorvilEe, where Is placed Il
sign board with thJ l'gcHd " Who
enters here leaves II ,po behind, .
II is a part Of the Grant tactics to
keep alive the bttr mem Jrics OF
a side of the conflict, which seven
wears should have buried, and tins
viadictive "JSurn4I Sterilization,
as il calls itselt seems 10 eS< IN III
picture. horrors with maxi a. MAJ pIJ,.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-09-21

Last night, between nine and ten
O'Clock, II gang OF workmen sea to
work cutting across the Royal
Street Railroad, for the purpose Of
laying the track Of the Dauphin
Street Road extension. Why they
set to work on Saturday night Is
not known to us.-Nobile Tribune
Probably because they ~erc
working by the job, a,sd not by the
day.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-09-21

aeSyy- A meeting was Aold IA GO.
Iumbus the other day to co 's@It
about the praeticability Of r1moyias
,i.e psaitea,iary to that city. \
friend 1t our elbow sa5 sests shat
AS an economic arrange n mt, they
shoula eAeloso the wIolc tlwa
within is walls, after roWovingeAe
women and sialdren. Our FREED
/. rather sewers On the yucca CITY.
~ Mississippi. 5ast iyaesite hts'
wens and Worthihgsva 4@hhsh'mg
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-09-21

The appearance Of the name OF
II. W. LonstcIlow az delegate al
Iar &c to the Liberal State Conveh-
ton gives witness to the vide ex-
tent ofin ,erest attached to the con.
test for reform in government. The
call to lend u hand 10 tide great
work penetrates even the library OF
the poet and student, and the sum-
mons is not d~isresardcd. Mr.. Long
fellows literary fame rests i'll no
manner upon the h,msy political
craftsmanship affected by others la
boring in the same field of art, and,
being in no sort a partisan himself.
this Withdrawal from the quiet Of
his study to take pgyt in the tur'
MOL Of politics is al the moHe pOta
bio as evidence Of the appreciation
felt BY such AZ he of the necessities
Of the hour. Nj. L~ongfellow head:
the delegation from Cambridge, ant
it is safe to say that none will com,
bearing a greater moral weight il
. tho Convention than this, who's
= Chairman is the venerable poet
t not only Of America, but Of tn
| world.- Boston Post.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-24
DE. TUFTS HAZE DYE DOES NOT STAIN
st24fo5t TIE LINEN
%EEGIsTR RATION NOTICE .-CoE-
GS RECTiOE.
70 THE VOTERS OF TdE THE EEENrU
iEGISLh1 I'VE UISTK G

The IL ard Of hegistIatiuu for the District IF %
IN tla 81 hold se->i5u al No $40 IA nth
tstw'e: and n z;s. \ " 10 the Ihirt-cuti agS-
l'tIve District N MONDAY. septeu ter ~. lS72,
IN ~ /" clock "A. m. 10 ci, OK T. m, fur the pur
Of the sgistTa list OF the dsfrct
where errors may have occurred, AID also By s,rik
IaZ "a the an . persons who not Gnaliiei a.
vote, E.d placing thereon the names os those wh,
are quaiIiisi 10 vote, but Which hav. been omitted
from any cause. GEORGE >. GIDEON,
=. NJ Ut BANT.
E0BE.T 4. GEiFFIS,
Nm. u SOLOMON. ia,
JAMES II. SMITH,
Board Of Re istratiOn.
MOTTO The sessions OF the Board 81 Registrs
y "a nov beng tsl' ia III several districts atfJIl
r." tUy GFcTtgsiIy for voters io reg prCylr
L EBt elect N 81 The -rlt q October.
~ i.EtISTh THO : " "a TAX PLACE
esrII,sByR %, ls7s. sc23-6.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-24

ne Springfield Republican does TIE SRA.
ihJu- Ice IN saying that it ''has started an ex-
Seedlnsiy silly story about the attempt on the
part OF Nr. H2ssauTek 10 sell himself ami his
paIeT 10 the Grant party In the first place,
The STAS did not start the story. Its substance
was published in several western papers before
1t APPEARED in these columns In the second
Place, II came 10 " 30 direct and apparently 50
well authenticated that We could not, a. we do
not now. doubt il truth; AMI We printed it as a
matter @. news, Just a. We print other news
whether !, happens TO be pastable or uupalsta-
lie, silly o. otherwise. A the Repuylican use
- he "a i-ceQenient newspaper, it can appre-
ciate our motive in the premises, and we doubt
lot II Will N reflection withdraw Its impQt4tion
aEdiiI-. L..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-24
'vernnent Securities.
EnrhRIh In.sfaH.

BELTlNoRE Sept p y irEniA SKIES, old, 80: q D.
cCntUl tated, "a DO. IeEisteTed, as do ne a.,
Wet Virs MIA :. "a bid to dag
BAITINoRE, sept. Il -Cot-ul shaHe frmer: low
miGdlings, ia. Flour dull: market favors buyers:
LTltss un,hsng' I. heat steady; white choic-,
9 IS, tsir TO p me DO. SiSUaS2: Ch Jlce amber
cl:5ES2 good 20 prime red. 81 75aS so; common
g. f';r do Sl.i5acl 50; red western, : 6yASI 10:
81 Ter N'sieTE. Sl.15sSl 50 Corn dull; white
s"uthfTu b,s.c, yellow southern, 6ia6i; mix
wr-feTT, tlat5. Oats m; southern 4Ja42; western
mixed, q DO. " hiie 4. 81. Bye qUiet. Provisions
.,ISI al O. buoy srt. with sn advancing tendency
u - Pork. s i5alals Bulk meats firrer aud
his her; 81 uidsTs, "a Iit sides, lJ.,. clear rib
-'ttz- Hal =. BtcoE Hrmer and higher. with an
gC'l7e ,'hhlER dep an shoU4ers. 81: RIB sizes,
IL; SlesF Eib d.; li%aI?; sUsar-cuTvd bans.
lJIa2. Lard, yl9iI Western bu'trr, choice
sc,I,e al wanted. -ug23 v Ei-ky frm o.
NV h0KE, sept. - -StOCks FIRM. Cod stea.,v
= Money en-v, D. hXCuatRe, Ions, -, sb0r;
Cove, menfs trm AMI dn.i. Virgins 6's, "A
row IS North 1arOliI as. So: unW. q
INV YORK, ScIt. 2f.-FioEr mere ste -Iy Corn
st- rTiEtr v heat tull and heavy.
ICNUoS, Sept. "a, I-.sIa n -JCnscIs openeI A.
= 20 money, aud -. Tor account =. 5. Bond
- iea9 :, Ga, 81; io5 81, 10 iG.. So Ameri
fal. : crrltit 90 - atd 81 adj; Erie, 3g'F.
fkANtFoET, SePs. -4.-U. ). Bonds .5ls for tie
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