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THE MARKETS.
lc,rslaIl, reported ieE rur rnlpurs.1 y

JaeIaIF IeD0IItI
SATURDAY. Aug 0, 1873
AsHES-The receipts to-day 81 pkg Pots steady but
ouet; quoted Il s. -. Pearls are dali and n0mina.
COTTON-The Tor Cotton the spot dull AID irregular
though the quotations unchanged We quote follows:
Cpi1nds Alabama. hev.OTeanS Tefa.
Ordinary. ............ la LA 449 LA
Good Oriinarv...... 1873 1873 lIl5 rs
Strict Good OrlinaTy. u - l-A 1914
Low Mldshng. ....... - ~ IVA ia
Mldd1ne. s.. ~ lua 80
Coed Mi1hng. Zlaf ZlS - -
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SECOND BOARD-1 r. NJ.
g4ies o. Sfafs B0nds-Rnirond B0nds-B1Hs dfld Rail
road-ErDreSs Stocks. DEC
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Total anos jan l. 4e6.546
The following is comparative statement of the
export of specie for y years from the port of New
York TO foreign ports, from Jan 10 Aug. 9, 1873
and for the corresponding period of the undernoted
wears:
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findneidl.

TENNESSEE NEW FUNDING BONDS OF
Is74The pat Bonds .sd Coupons Of the stsps rsuns
funded into ne. bonds under loi of April, 1874
IND. b NANNIN0 BanAsE and Broker Na.a
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EIRST BOARD--lt1 A. M.
e,l,s a, gkab BOnde-Raiir0Gd BOnde-Bdk ana he'E
oN|s'N voad-Er55ffSg StOfkg. 6c.
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.ng are the COMMUNICATING totaIs
The following shows The relation betwe
g. Hatch report :

Government bonds closed on tDe OASIS vi lISs ~
l19s for 1868 after a strong market all day. Fisk
81 Hatch report:
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And the following for city bank shares:

The following shows the exports exclusive of
speceD from the port of New-York to foreign ports
for the week ending Aug. s. and since the begin
ming of the year:
IS5I. 1872. 1871.
For the week......... S4277661 siO52332 s6O96 224
Previously reported. SO7J7l 12427T797 l6ls95 1856
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Fatal ARRAY In Missouri.

INDEPENDENCE, Mo-, September 23.-J. j.
Chiles met Deputy Marshal James Peacock
on the street this morning and slapped him
in the face. A fight ensued. during which
Il pistol fell from Chles's pocket. Chiles's
son, fourteen years Of aye, picked up the
weapon and shot Peacock in the back, in.
tlcting dangerous wound. Peacock then
shot CniIes through the head, killing him i'll
stan.ly, and Peacock $ son shot young Chles,
wouEding him fatally.
CIScrNsATl, September 23.-Geneal Su-
perin,endent Van Horne has sen. the fol-
lowing dispatch to Hon. William Orton, pre-
sident OF The Western Union Telegraph
Company:
"Louisutile, September 23.-Twenty
deaths occurred iu Shreveport yesterday,
The disease is spreading in the suburbs, and
is attacking acclimIted persons and the
blacks, who are generally exempt. super
in,epdent L'Hommsdien reports that the
destitutlon is becoming nearly rs alarming
AS the pestilence."
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TIE FREEDMsN's BANK.
WASHINGTON Star, a2i.

The run OH the bank was continued this
morning, but IN comparison with yesterdays
rush il was quite light. Much time is neces-
sarily expended on each dcpositor, as nine
ont of ten are unable to write, aud the checks
ure prepared by the paying teller, who wit
nesses the mark made by each. IL IS expect
ed that by the time Of closing the bank this
afternoon that all making demands will have
been satisfied. The usual droll scenes were
to he witnessed to-day. The cheek-books
are sometimes wrapped in bandana>, towels,
brown paper, Sc. The hat seems to be
q fayori,c receptacle with msny; the
older dames carry dat book" In their
lnso,ns; but one old "Aunt Dinah,
when her turn arrived to receive her
cash, grinned all over with evident satistae-
tiop, aud produced the evidence of the
banks Indebtedness from within black
stocking which encaSed leg OF attenuated
dimensions. Upon receiving The, "e'sh
money!" it was substituted in the place Va,
Gated by the chcck-book, and she skipped
out as Iight-heatted as school-sirlst recess
MANY who fell in at the rear end Of the line
drag slowly about halfway. take look
ahead, and reason, perhaps, that the bank Is
all rirh, and drop out and go their way
The officers Of the bank are in no wise
nervous, and are emphatic In their statement
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TIE JAY COOKE CONUNDRUM.
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF FAILURES.


individual Bankers and BROKERS in Ne,c
Tork.-George Il. Alley ~ Co.. Beers IL Ed
wards, Brown, Wadsworth IL Co., Theodore
Berdell, w. f.. Connor, Jay Cooke IL Co.,
Day Il Morse, Fisk Il Hatch, Fitch It Co.,
Fearing Il Dcinger, Grcenleei, Norris Il Co.,
Uay & Warner, Edward Haight & Co., Eu-
Gene j. Jackson, Lawrence Joseph, Amos
81. kidder, Kenyon Cox 4 Co., ketchum Il
Hrlkuap, jacob Little Il Co, w. G. Moore
head 81 Co. Miller Il Walsh, Peter NJ. Myers
& CO... Marvin Il Brothers, Thomas Reed "
CO.. e. y. Randolph IL Co., :. II. Smith Il
Seavcs. S.xton & Rogers, Taus>ig, Fisher II
Co.. Ycrnan Il Hoyt, w. II. Warren, White,
Dctrcitas & RathboInc. Whittemore& " Ander-
son, Charles q. White & Co., Williams Il
Bostwlck.
CorDorahons in NeU York.-Bank OF the
CONFERENCE.-The, National Trust Company,
Union Trust Company.
Failures IN Phiiadelphia.-Charlcs +.
Bayurd, Ii. Ii. Bull, =. W. Clarke & Co., De
Haven & Brother, Henry II. Douglass.
Henry l.. Fell, Gelboush, Bond Il Co., I.
C. knight, John z. Lloyd, George IL. North,
J. S. & Ii. +. IerkeS, Union Banking Com
pany.
MisceHaneous.-Thom Squires & Son,
Albany, y. Y; Horace Conn, Woburn,
Mass; Franklin Banking Company, Chi
cago, H.; Taussig, Fisher Co., ST. LOUIS,
Mo-; Powell g. Co., Wiliiamsport, Pa; IL.
Morse 4 Co., Toronto, Canada; City Savi"gs
Bank, Burlington, Iowa.
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s...-. .r Bedford. ..:..r is
BIG MEETING IS BEDFORD-EEAPER AND HUGHES
=, IN LIBERTY.
Bedford.


BIG MEETING IS BEDFoRD-SEMPER AND HUGHES
IN LIBERTY.
Especial telegram to The Dispatch.I
LIBERTY, Va, September 23.-General
kemper spoke here to-day to an audience
OF fully two thousand, acknowledged, US far
as intelligence and substantial worth is con-
cerned, to be the finest audience ever seen
in this section of rbe State. His speech was
a magnificent discussion Of the times and
issues of the campaign, and was listened to
with marked attention.
He was followed by Judge Houston, of
Dotetourt; Major J. w. Daniel, OF Lynch
burg; and Colonel William S. Gilman, of
Richmond.
Tine impression is fine, and Bedford is
ab'aze. Hughes passed through here this
morning, but did not stop. Ramsdell, FultZ,
and some subordinates are here, but decline
discussion. They spoke to about seventy
five negroes on the street. In the evening,
while Ramsdel was speaking for the second
time, Kemper passed through the streets in
Il buggy, and the csowd rushed out and
with one accord raised tremendous cheer
for kcmper, which discomfited the clrret-
bagger, ard he so on took his seat.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.

England.
LONDON, September 23.-A better feeling
prevails here. Erie quoted ut 4js.
Weather iair and favorable for crops.
At the New Market meeting to-day Day
Dream won the Great Eastern handicap, and
Flageoet.e won the Grand Duke Micilaet
stake.
Germany. ~
BERLIN, September 23.-The wife OF Prince
Bismarck is dead.
PARIS, September 23--JGln jacques Coste,
the French naturalist, is dead.
FATAL STEAMSHIP EXPLOSION.
GIBRALTAR, September 23.--The steamer
Broomlaush exploded To-day, killing four
persons and scalding many others.
Spain.
MADRID, September %. 3.-Presidcnt Caste
lar his bad an important conference with
Marshal Serrano and Admiral Topete, the
result Of which is represented to be most
favorable 10 the country.
Tue Bank Of France has agreed to adj
vance 100, ,000.G 600 francs TO the Spanish Go
yernInent.
Admiral Yelverton is in command Of the
British ii ct at Alicante.
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Colonel Beard in Charlottesville.
LSnecill telegram to the Elspatch.l

tSpecill telegram TO the Dispatch.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, september pa
meeting Of the Conservatives was held in the
courthouse Tonight 1T O'Clock. Colonel
William ID. Hart was called to the chair and
NJ. n. Dupree appointed secretary. The
chairman then introduced Colonel Beard, of
Richmond, who spoke for one and 4 bali
hours to an intelligent audience, Fl ccly de-
monstrating by facts and figures the duty OF
the intelligent white people Of Virginia OF
keeping the government OF the State in their
control. Among other matters he dwelt at
lcngta ON the State finances, and showed
conclusirely there is nu foundation i'll the
charge mlde by Colonel Hughes in hi.
speech here that they had been mi>managed
or the assets OF the State squandcred.
Colonel Beard is Il fine speaker, and was
listened to with rapt attention and greeted
with bursts OF applause. The organization
of the campaign club, which was to have
taken place tonight, was postponed unit
Saturday night ut O'clock. The meeting
then returned thanks to the speaker for his
able address, and lie was requested TO deliver
the same throughout the county.
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washiugson Items.

WAsH1sGroN, September ss.-The presi-
dent has issued proclamation abollshing
against French bottoms, CON-
menciDg October 1.t. ~
w. B. Shaw, nm old and leading Wash
ipg.on correspondent, has purchased the
National Iron Company's works, at Dam
vile, Pa., for s7as,QOO.
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Charlottesville.
CONSERVATIVES SoMlNATIoNs FOR THE LEGI5LA
Especial telegram u the Dispatch. !

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.I
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, September 23.--The
County Convention met here to-day at l:
o'clock. a full representation from all the
precincts was in attendance, and the con
yention was characterized by unanimity and
good-teeling. The following gentlemen
were nominated: For House OF Delegates,
b. II. Ma.ruder, r. G. Crank, and John E.
Massey; for CONFERENCE.-The Attorney, Mi
cajah Woods; for County Treasurer, A. j.
Parish; for sheriff, W. Rice Burnley; fol
Superintendent OF tue Poor, Jesse l.. Fry
for Surveyor, n. G. BIrnctt.
At 3 O'Clock the Senatorial Convention as
sembled, and nominated Dr. Robert :. Beaz
ley unanimousIy-tbere being no opposition,
Mr.. Massey having withdrawn on his no,ni-
nation for the House.
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Colonel FlOurnoy speaks In Lynch


Especial telegram to the Displtch.l
LYNcHBURG, September 23.-Despite a
heavy rainstorm Dudley Hall was crowded
tonight at Conser rative meeting. G. w.
Button, Esq, presided, and appropriately
introduced Hon. L. S. FIournoy, who de-
livercd most powerful and argumentative
speech Of IN kour and Il half, which was
warmly received by the audience. 1t is uni
versally pronounced one ol the most effective
speeches yet delivered here.
At the close of his remarks General Jubal
\. Early was loudly called for, and respond
cd IN Il brief but forcible speeci, full of true
Virginia ticc. and closing with capital advice
10 the Conservative party.
1t was deeply regretted by all that Lieu
tenant. & Goyernor Montague was Unable to
speak. He is in the city, but w;s too un-
well to appear tonight. He is not seriously
sick. but f.tguel from oycrwork and night
travel
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present they have no statement to make
save that q temporary suspension has been
deemed advisable by the firm.
The run on the Fourth National Bank has
ceased, but there Is still a moderate run on
The savings banks.
ANESIA, N. Y, September 23.-The IRON
ore men are running the bank here.
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Tie Ycliow-Fever at Shreveport OH tho
Increase.

SHREVEPORT, September 22.-The disease
is undated The same proportion of deaths
to the regular population would be one
thousand u day. The weather Is untavora-
ble.
Later.-S p. A-The epidemic is increas-
ing. There we're twenty intermcnts to-day
up to o'clock, including tour colored.
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Orders for Railroad Work Cancelled
yNisenarre of yTorLInen

PATTERSON, n. j September 23.--1n con-
sequence of the financial crisis in Ne" York
and the general depression OF new railroad
securities, orders for locomotives Tor three
months ahead at ltoSers's locomotive works
have been cancelled. Five hundred and
eighty-tipe workmen We're discharged to
day, and it is feared that five hundred more
may be discharged.
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that they have abundant available resources
ON hand to meet any contingency.
At125 o'ciockto-day there had been drawn
out of the FEeetlman's Back So, 900 since
The run began. About fifty persons were
then in line awaiting payment. The officers
continue their emphatic assurances that thew
are amply fortified for any emergency.
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weather Probabilities,

WAsHlNGroE. September 2a-Cn Wednes-
day, for New England, light to fresh winds
and partly cloudy weather viii prevail, wiftI
possibly light rain over. the southern poE-
tton.
For The Middle States. light TO fresh viEds
and partly cloudy weather, with rain on the,
coast. .g-.is
For the South Atlantic States, winds veeT-.
Ing north and northwest, with clearing but
partly cloudy weather.
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THE DISPATCH
TERMS OF ADVERTISING:


F0Rr LARAMIE, September 2a.--Captsin
EgeD, OF the Second cavalry, captured an
Indian GIMP north OF Laramie on Saturday,
together with number Of Catiett guns and q
quantity of ammunition. The Indians d o.
1t IS believed they ,baye cut the teIegTsp&
between here and Fort Fetferpnap. a
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Arrest nf prizo- -Esrhrar~

ST. LOUIS, September 23.-McCoole and
Allen have been arrrsted.
Ldter.-Two thousand persons were pee
sent ut the prize-fght. Allen won in nine
rounds, lasting twenty minutes.
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comparatively, and our banks have been ope-
rating very cautiously lately. The bulk of
the tobacco and wheat crops has been moved,
and there is no great demand upon them for
currency. ---
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,tI QI!Tf IN EfNClfBI Rsi AMI
NORFOLK.

..ypNv> OF THE FEELING IN
NEW YORK.
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ROsToN, September % --llollings's psper
mill has been burned. Loss, SAC, ,Oo0.
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Failure Of Henry CIews & TO.
rrgEr.HttrS FROM VARIOUS
POINTS.
pl,ft.h~Rl hti.

/ POINTS.
|
/
I pEftN>h' iH'.
.a HA\"- SUSPEND AHh ANoiiE"
.",lt\i PAYMENT -fNC' f'H'''N IN
J .EG GTN-'AI>t> "E me ''>i ''>>i'>-
.GE '!!i j"~i> "'"" 'N' III y ''N''i
.j>A\' i''l.'.AhN-s N'h '''' W. -
;. So !.si s>~-'t'' - N'>'' '''>'''
," .'".'S.'" ~ '''' '''>'''',n
! !. :,""2'.. Nr!''d'"1
..-.' N". u" ''HN' VI "n'''
"r '-' :+|r'''"' '"c ,'''''' $50"
a..'' ,i"H' vi N''I ~ :.
...-E 81. I'LL a; ne ">. N'''o''''
.. .... . .i"' " ''''''I' L. ''"">'' =
-.i."' 81. i''t'' ~ ''~> '''''"'
..".!s-..' 80 -.' -. 49, = ''>''>',
--.- ..,.- .'.' ''''> '.''i mn. -
.., = p. D.. "|'''H NJ '''"''' ~
. '.y"'' N""' ~. .'"F!l"'i >">'
80 A"ke payments t"c"!'
" .',-. I h,rr Ms
...#..".vr >,n>D AZ CLASSES
., ....,.. 81 ,.Ain,, .u.aon~jnn>
.....' '....} y,.rI -, l,r,y crowds
:... ..f.s,.,,, iaSri,,,tj,o>. There
u,.r..,,,,r,,:,,, 81 any kind
..... ,a,.,. ,n, ul,.lv un.y.
,.. ,.:.., ,.,.r.. .,,.iri,,,..l
;..-.., ,,;,i. H.. ,,i,,o,,
.-,.,,;.,. rl.r,. ,,,,s no card
..,.,.,. ,1,. .,,,,,,,,,i,r or th,
o.. ,..., -, ..tii,,.., ,,,ic,I, IN.
:...,,- ,,,,, ,l., ro,,Id moi
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: ..r.... 49,. ,.r,,id.,, +, r,r,y or
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s..... ,.,f.,- ii,ft,.- igv.r ulIIufIfipS of
,....,.. .,,s ,a.n,,,,u >t,rk This opinion
49,. ..r.., ,r,l r. i;,i .u.rc~,rd bv tie
,... .a., ,h.. ...r,.rury referred 10. which the
IL. ,r,r.t the .>,!,y,t .S,,nGicGtn in De
,.re.ry, las. .y,.rr Presidents of the banks
which !a,, >,>rcndrd. However, while
tt-,.. r.,l, f.r 20. doubt hut that public con-
,.t.,u.,. IN 'i.. inks had been no little shaken
las ;a- hu.,yl.I.:,. or hrliet that these gen
;I-man wcr, ..JTrowiu- large amounts of
.a..,.y, -. r,hich they indor>cd for each
r:.".. ula ~:,h the funds thus with
Grt8u ia"i.. General circulation made
tnr pressure and the Striugcncy more
.ri"Nou>, H., lnore proXi!natc cause OF
L." EW.r "a> quite different. Indeed, it
/, KNOWN IN, there was in the banks
.a.' very !.ta}r t,ain- If the Petersburg. Rail
,r& 'rmi:.ty. nor ha- there been any OF
-y-,y.>rVu. "a g.! several months. LII Is also
: D'" hn"Wa '@al lhc stock purchased hy -tr.
.''l''"n i"@."GH rom time 10 lime IS Sill
catered III "'> H,.;i" ana Is secure, while lhc
'Mr1uy H." : rhilrc'y solvent. lo-caE
VI. "'e!ahH ""> d:T'r'rd lIci3h' 10 pc rc-
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OF Commodore Nandcrbii's proposition
to play " buit,' the Irbunc says:
Commodore Vanderbilt then proposed
10 lend Sl0.0000G0 il the Treasury would
issue So, 5,0Gp,C COO, but he was asked Why he
did not ply the call loan of $l,7751. 900 due
the Union Trust Company, and allow ii 10
resume. This he accepted a> declination
of his offer, and retired without explaining
his tailure TO ply the loan due
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WASHINGTON, September 23-The run or
the Freedman's Savings Bank has entirely
ceased.
WASHINGTON. September 23.--Finanees are
feverlsh. Controller Knox and all others
are surprised at the Petersburg (Va) sus.
pensions. They hope railroad complications
of local character have not led to the disas-
ters.. and that there will be no spread.
WASHINGTON, September 23.--Thc latest
advices do not give an encouraging view of
financial affairs. Federal officials, however,
ut a late hour seem placid.
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:iiLUhE OF BAN KS IN
SBURG.
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From the New York Times. September p.
The firm of Fisk 4 Hatch stale that they
will probably take three or four days yet be
lore they can present statement OF their
affairs. 1t will be necessary for them TO ex'
anime carefully into over five hundred dli-
ferent accounts before correct estimate can
be made. Their investigations up to the
present, however, have shown the assets OF
the honse 10 be far beyond its liabilities.
The members of the firm look upon the sit.
ualion In cheerful light, aud hope to be
able to resume business shortly. On being
questioned as to the amount Of the advances
made by the house on the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad, which, it is alleged, caused
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+. ,.upNE>s ..sEPFENBER ~ 1873.
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" ANS.

~ hNTED, \ FIR5r-RaTE COOK, to-
~ whom the niyhc-t wa.cS will hc paid Apply
al GJ3 Faith street, Eorth Of Leigh stIcet.
t-rr
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w ANTED. 4 FlRsT-RATE SERVANT
W tDC!rUn. WASH, Sc. Wages. $40 u month
Also wauicd TO emil y u ST. AMSrR-- tclnpor,-
riiy ARMY TO !. ". ASuERSDS,
No. oGJ j fer,nn street.
~ a-us hrrwr,.n i,yrd and tanal.
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any money can be expected to come in from
produce or other sources the need of it will
further cmbarrass the situation, and ncccssi-
tate the suspension Of other houses.
The gentlemen prominently connected
with the banks which have suspended arc
upnrroliy
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WANTED, TO RENT a small ROOM
w Tor Il school-room between Cary and Broad
and Seventh and First streets. ADDRESS o., st.te
spo!.nk
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WANTED. by gentleman of maturity
w and several years experience In the drv
goods BUSH eS- Il situation Il, SALESMAN. The
very best testimonial, furnished AZ 10 capacity nGd
character. \ moderate salary Will be satisfactory.
Address j. +. t., Fredericksburg, Va. So r2f.as
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-11-13
Folding Back tlle Cotton for Pay
ing Prices.

Arthe time Of writing dis, cotton is not sell
ing at such prices rs it ought TO command,
We hope that before lhcso lines reach the read
ers eve, there will be an Improvement. Ifuot
it will be an improvement lfnot it will come
latter. Let those whom debt and liens do not
compe! to push it inio market, not be in haste
to sell AZ non-paying prices. Debts must be
paid, even if produce be sacrificed, but every
one Is justified in any honest effort to get remu-
m'ncrntvo prices for the products of his labor.
In any event, let all cotton be ginned and
balcd as soon as possible, SO as TO be able to
take advantage Of any favorable condition OF
The markct. The cotton is saler leo IN bales
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-11-13

than lying loose in the gin house. a liberal
use of bagsing will pay. It ispoor economy
TO leave parts of the sides and ends ax ncsctl.
The whole should be neatly covered, Cor even
in 50 strictly n non-fancy article as cotton, a
tidy package helps the sale. Have your crop
carefully ginned, well baied and fully insured,
much anxiety concerning it will be avoided.
The insurance premium is a comparatively
small matter, but it may. save you from pecuni
ary ruin.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-11-13
The Importance OF Agricultuyal Fairs


Can hardly be overcstmatcd. The
oldest inhabitants" can appreciate their
value more than any other class, as they
alone are able to compare the, present
state OF agriculture with that OF thirty
years ago. They well remember the
time, when ifa cotton planter claimed to
have made q half bale (of 500 lbs) per
acre, he either deemed his audience a
parcel Of fools, or was himself thought
nt candidate for the lunatic asylum.
Whereas, now, all reading farmers (pity
there were not more ofthen) know that
h.oaerAtc sized iields have been made TO
yield two bales per acre, and lliat there