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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-09-14

AL. The new and cheap Dry Goods store
NJ. REIMAN a. co, late of New Orleans,
Union anS b syt isw GSts sS0ys .re. rny Co.'S
beg to nG ",s the s9S hs, we are constantly IN
determination to place them. with = very small
profit before our patrons in order to gain trade and
We shall make it point to offer during the entire
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS
in each a., and every del department
bS, pieces black Gros de khn Silk s5c and upward.
y5 pieces black Gros Grain ST. 81 2 81 5 81 rs and
s97 pieces Trimming Silks in all new fall shades.
Black silk veivets, for Cioaks and trimmings
black Empress Cloth, all WOO, 5Oc:. worth Csc.
Black Alpaca Sc the best Tor the price on Broadway
Black armure Cloths, cameis hair Cloti, diagonal
Henrietta Cloth. Delaincs Gros dc Zurich Australian
osA ssfh hsHe ans Sa " fsGhs ehsH Black Goods
a French Cacoes 225ac.. worth SOC.
Wash fOp%ps 70 n fan e,Slors ,s S and sI upward
SolSTsd Apssa; 4 and M MSna .S.as rs c worth worth
sssasf .sS
HtS a .s Se Ssds s sa
M vw wqS p Polka II ~ PCT sinG Dress :, Goods VERY
Sasmerss ere in az new tai s shades .5s and upward
Real INDIA camel: dsir cota, 81 IS and upward
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS
In Laces Embroldcries sash Ribbons Gloves, oxdized
Jewelry. Tides, Hosiery, Underwear &C.
CLOAkS, CLOAKS CLOAKS
1000 Chdrens Imported Sacdues IN Cashmere, Beaver
and Astrakhan So 81 10 81 81 90 and So worth thrble
the price
Ladies' Imported Fall sacques latest styles S. &c. 81
and upwards.
full line of Ladies' Fall Wrappers at extremely low
prices.
Fall Suits in great variety, for Ladies' Misses and Chill.
dren
Ladies' Underwear. from 8sc. upward
of nma tic
Corsets, from I5c. up.
fiiE CHEAPEST GOODS IN THE CITY.
Blankets at u sacrifice.
6U pieces Fannels, 2Uc. and upward.
500 dozen Huck Towels 81 per dozen and upward.
Fine SIS Napkins 81 per dozen.
Great Bargains In Table Linens
We Retail ali Domestic Goods at Wholesale Prices
Those in search OF Great argains would do well to call
and examine the extensive stock Of
NJ. REIMAN CO.
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$4B Bowery, corner of Fourth street,
Branch Store 3t5 sixth avenue,
pegs leave to call the attention OF the ladieso his superb
STOCK OF human Hair Goods OF the best quality OF hair
Importation and manufacture.
AS rtave mad numerous complaints from ladies who
nave been led astray by unscrupulous imtaors my
and bought inferior goods call the at
GSph on ,ne ladies' to 4 Bowery, Fourth street,
me largest STOCK Of Human Hair Goods in the city.
ketailed at wholesale prices
can 0Her 70 ihe public Inducements which cannot be
superseded by any 0fmy competitors
All goods warranted as represented.
Price list.
Short Hair Switches es.................S and'upward
Finest quality Hair Switches solid, not dyed Is Inches
% inches long, ounces weight.......
rs inches long, ounces weight..... 80. ......
81 inches long, ounces weight 40
Shaw's Patent Hair switches, SOC.
Long Single Curls naturally curly
% inch. 81 ~ inch. .$2 80 rs inch ....$
Frisets 2lc per yard.
Branch store, 3f5 Sixth avenue.
between Twenty first and Twenty-second streets.
Ladies' own hair made over in latest styles.
Combings made up a0c per lance.
Goods sent c. o. D. by receipt OF color ana
money in registered letters or Post o'hce ORDER
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A T. STEWART co.
'sissSif'z sHSSsD tnI3SR's SeEsisa aas issF
French pattern
BoNNETs,
Ribbons Feathers, Flower. ,
will take place
TUESDAY.
September 1s
at their
NEW JoBBING DEPARTMENT.
Broadway. Fourth avenue and Tenth street
the European markets and shown here simaitsne.
Susy with The Gesgs I II rsr .a LSnd0n and & Her III bT In
oughly novel; including number of exquisite concep.
tho mos:
THIS OPENING IS oSEr. DSk WHOLESALE BUYERS
In manufacturing department we are prepared to
supply the trade with copies Of our French Models at
NEW YoRK sept. Is, 1873.
CARPETS
At STEWART 4 CO;
.1failsgsbNS .nd Glsga y dessnsin
A'"'''' ADMINISTERS,
sILEsIAN and BERLIN CARPETS.
in one piece in W very G % as with IN nns; hing,
celebrated European manufacturers
In Carpets BY the yard they offer and very beau
uiui pa'erhs MooUETTEs
in very delicate shadings and tintinga
new patterns isScorcH ADMINISTER,
in selected coorngs and private designs suited to every
style Of decoration
ROYAL wILToNs
in entirely new styles and effects
CRossLEY's ENGLISH vELvETs.
in the double and single widths from PARIS SKETCHES
az Ps dc s0GtQ aas all the
with BORDERS TO MATCH, in endless variety Of
AMERICAN BODY BRUSSELS,
Of the Bigelow Crompton, Hartford and Lowell manu-
POPULAR PRICES.
Agreat variety of patterns and coors expressly for
nes cRossLEY's si'si ENGLISH TAPESTRY BRUSSELS.
with borders and stairs to match.
rnrce.piy and INGRAM oARPETrNas
English EnSaai and n,IpsH A%s5,can NJ, 9ILGL99TThs. CLOTHS.
pRMTSGErsS' MSShE SoIHH Ruas, snS aAas. aEMf &c.
all sizes and TO match the new colora
Broadway, Fourth avenue, Ninth and Tenth streets
SMITHS yArrg.S >rss,s sAzAAR, AZ q. BROADWAY Pr.
IONS %per!sa PTLI LINE of FAIL
sa VIII US4 s ss now read,
r;,IsS%s s,.a sSs Sf% S1REASrkD pss'ss. ,''a,
SO Plain that the auss ssn n. Z.
~ . thorough dresmaker
ATv. vIGOURoux's, l22 FOURTH AvENUE-srAMr.
ing, smbroidcring nne lingerie, estaessnimea insi
Sss smS or osSs table sa bed
% scsa g 3 .: sSs
patterns for stamping psriorstns paper and machine
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CMITH's PATTERN BAZAAR, sl4 BROADWAY, BE.
y tween Twentieth and Twenty.hrst sreets-FAsH-
styles, BEAUTIFUL CHANGES, superb SUITS.
Patterns with CLOTH MODELS OF them now ready.
Patterns lifted to the form, WARRANTED perfect
CUTTING and BAsTIN1 by our styles and work, left
- q thorough dressmaker.
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PTEMBER IA, 1873 -QUADRUPLE SHEET.


DRY GOODS.
A New Fall Goods
in every department.
Bargains at wholesale,
from auction, very low.
2pRsnps pS%.p: psw Ess.hsas sSnnsi ST. Tst; HstSe..
trimmings Laces Ribbons
Real Gulpure Lsces, from
auction, from l5c. per YARD up.
Real Yak Laces from
auction, from 29c. per yard up.
2oo yards Hamburg Embro!deries,
from auction at &C., &c. loc, l2hc; up. .usrx.
- from auction, 26c,, Soc, &C. up.
Silk Bonnet vslvets 81 up
The largest stock of Fringes
Sash Ribbon at less
. than cost Of importation
&c, ooc., 5sc, e4c-, &c., Sec. yard
Fancy Ribbons from auction
~ ''' iS,ooo Silk Ties and
- . . Scarfs at about half cost
Rich changeabIe Ties, SIC.
Brocade Ties, 3c., 40c up
Large assortment Ladies'
Gents and ladies' Handkerchiefs,
~ from auction, R1ac., &c., iSc up
Two Button Kids SOC. pair.
New fall shades in two
button Kids at 76c pair.
Gents French Kids, 81 pair
Undressed Kids buttons SOC.
Evelyn Kid Glove, buttons,
every pair warranted, 81 pair.
Belt Buckles Chataains Ear Drops,
Necklaces Slides, &C., IN all styles.
Fans Bngs Belts, Portcmonnaies,
Mirrors and Toilet articles.
Paris Vienna and English
Fancy Goods. great variety.
Swiss carved Goods.
Russia Leather Goods
Goods at wholesale less
than jobbers' prices
767 and 76s Broadway,
corner Ninth street
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A GRAND OPENING,
n Full sized Muslin Models
from leading Paris houses for Promenade and reception
Toilets, on
MONDAY, September 10. at
g. T.. TAYLORS' Reception Rooms,
8l6 Broadway.
Elegant and fantastic designs samples OF rich fabrics
for Dress Goods and Opera Cloaka Choice trimmings.
These models full sized costumes and are accom-
panied with SAMPLES Of the material OF which they are de-
signed to be made Among the elegant Evening Toilets
the Pansy and F0ntaine Bleu Costumes 1oetes de
Ccremone Dauphine and Saltarelo; Toilees de Prome
made, Tamberk, L'Etoie and Bazaine. Patterns OF
these choice French designs will he cut 70 order by
TAiLOR's system, which warrants the most perfect
and graceful fitting.
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made of the richest aterias and made up
]" superb S's'' en''fey new 'of 'ne f"'' 'A'n'0nS
Our FRIENDS and the PUBLIC arc respectfully
to cal, iny,'ss and Examine,
'N' - '
B. ALTMAN CO. ssl and sss sixth avenue:
ID ALTMAN 4 CO.
~ Will als0 open
with LARGE STOCK
-
OF Ne" FALL oooDS
expressly imported for
comprising
'o'' '' ' ~ --
SUPERB DlAok SILKS =. bargains
DRESS GOODS, OF oil fabrics and newest coiorinss
nvvss ~, c,o.p rp1NNTNcs :, ,,., =.
signs
An, ,.n.,., ..oo.o -
NEW
FALL GOODS
=
to all Gs Tsss yssusetinliy an f1a%naaSn 1eaussIsa
B. ALTMAN CO., %, and -, s,x,, .v.nuo
Tenfet ma y
S s,s Of FALL
% ESP nsS 's.ay
so PLAIN the duIiest ssamstress finish well
- .no, oesn 1.eeen,.- q.
AT JAMES MCREERY Co.'S,
is7s FsiI importations INN '"ee. 1s7,
ssa sH Six to wear
The ccebrated "Bonnets sat,n finish nj vary mose
rais prices p .no,,., ,,.no,,,o, =, .,,. n.,.r..,,
Ss oo S e
AT JAMES McREEaY co.'s,
are no" s',ni. sf3' = importation Of
SHAwLsl As1ANEs sTAWhsI MoCRAEks sMAWkSi co.'s
Broadway and Eleventh street.
We VIII exniplt =.
on mONDAn, september ~
our new ial importation Oh
shaWls,
comprising maghlncent ssortment Oh
heal lnuia snawls ana scars; -,
These GOODS nave @ been specially selected Win xew
to choice colorings anu eegence OF aesign ana VIII De
offered al eStraotdnary Sutot ina low prices @ md r.
Imported Scotcn snawis, IN longs ana squares
Gentemehs IravellIng shawie
Paisley long ana square shawS IN new oengns ~ pop
We will also offer large variety OF Ottoman shaws IN
very handsome Styles from 10 the nnest imported
------------- ----------------
JAMES McCREERY CO.'S,
"A Broadway and Eleventh street,
will open MONDAY, september Is
in their
Ladies' Furnishing Department.
New styles in Serge, Sateen and Camels Hair Walking
Suits Redngotes and Poonaises in all the shades
Childrens Underwear Night Dresses Chemises,
Drawers. Skirts, &C.
New and elegant designs In Infants' Hats and Caps
Outfits in elegant variety at extremely popular
prices.
Our Dresmak ng Departmen Mt Is replete with all
the latest and most fashionable styles and all orders will
be promptly executed at reasonable prices
-. ..,onrn,,, !. co,-
JAMES MCEEERY cos,
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ATv. vIGOURoux's liz FOURTH AvENUE-srAMP.
"a ing embrodering, hne lingerie esabsshimne,hsi mem
ladies' and babies rrousseaux; specially o. lnsi
Monorrams for handkerchics table and bed CLONES;
the largest stock OF imported embroidered goods
patterns FOR stamping; psriorauns paper ana mac"ne
and al ssorieS
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AT NINE. }. d. LIvEkRE's, Al SIXTH AVENUE, Al,
"A between Twenty sixth and Twentyseventh streets
Stamping and Embroidery Estsblishment, Childrens
geries and Ladies' Undergarments; handsome Initials
and Monograms embroidered to order; Laces cleaned
and mended equal to new
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PARIS AGENCY OF THE NEW YORK
HERALD.
1TEssRs. KREMER CO., AMERICAN REGISTER,
NEW YORK HERALD. THEY WILL Supply DEAL
ERs WITH COPIES OF THE HERALD AND ALSO
SINGLE NUMBERS OF THIS PAPER, TO PARTIES
REQUIRING THEM.
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DRY GOODS.

Of black Gros Dress Silks just received from
wear and will be found tar cheaper than any in the city
Ladies are welcome 70 examine the goods entirely with!
out reference to purchase and can obtain samples Tor
Superior Gros Grain Silks at 81 50; worth 81
Ess .SSei He rsa sSssG at 'Ss So
We urge UPON ladies' 70 examine our silks before pur
sssS sSs51ns Good; great variety
Pure Linen Warp Hpacas at ,o,. $50, &c, 7sc., soc
Full assortment of Cashmeres Crepe Cloths Barathea
Elegant wsterproots &c., 81, 81 TO- 81 2 81 4 81 So
Our suit Parlors
I'll Be- found ysry wn ana Gh asss Of
FAN Cloaks peaine and Flannel Morning Robes, Felt
5SS doaSsiacsd ottoman shawls at 50 So worth g.
REAL LACEs-OUR GREAT SPECIALLY
We import our Real Laccs direct from the largest Eu-
ropean manufacturers. all intermediate commits
Rs a9a YAK ~ ae a & Se
:Sc inches, at s6s 5 Inches at Soc; inches at
auDurs Lssss INCHES vide sOc inches
Real Thread Laces inch wide at 4sc.; ~ inches at
Real vaenciennes, Duchesse Round Point Laces
Always hand full stock Of the latest designs in
MBRoIDEKIEs-CHEAPEsT IN TIE CITY.
Over 25 900 yards all choice designs warranted fast
ssss s .ss C. &C. S. & &c., &C., ss ss up c to Il @ &C. &c.,
Raas aoe
&C., DC.
Millinery goods
Large variety of Feathers Pumes Ribbons Hats Vel
vets, and Velveteens, Crepes, &c.
Trimmed Bonnets in rich assortment
YHAND-MADE EMBROIDERED UNDERGARMENTsI
We receive these goods direct from Paris Branch
house, and offer them at prices positively surprising All
lovers of we'll made eautful underwear should fail
to examine these goods immediately
Handmade French Percae Chemise, with hand en-
broidery on band and sleeves at 81 65
Handmade French Percale Nightdrcss, with hand
embroidery on band and sleeves at So ss.
- Together with an immense stock OF richer STYLES
Toilet SacQues, Skirts &C. including the richest hand
embroidered goods ever imported.
Our assortment Of Muslin Undergarments for ladies'
and children will be found the most complete in the
country We better musns better embroideries and
have better made at less prices than compet-
tors Call and examine.
Special bargains
In Infants Wear, Corset Misses Suits Hoop Skirts &C.
Our Toys now open on the third floor.
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A SUITS, REDTNGOTEs, sAOQJEs, IMPORTED
n. and domestic; also ladies' and chidrens Under
garments, Corsets infants wardrobes, &c. Agent for
Loves celebrated Corets and made to order
Address Miss NJ. f. COOK, 46l sixth avenue, corner
Twenty eighth street. IN charge Of Nine. Jacobs
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S7 II AM ANXIOUS TO SEE YOU: If NOT CON-
~. venient on Monday at II A. M. make appoint.
ment by note under cover. to my care
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CMITHs PATTERN BAZAAR, 91i BROADWAY BE-
- tween Twentieth and twenty y-frst streets-FAsH-
IONS, imported PATTERNS FULL LINE of FALL
styles, BEAUTIFUL CHANCES, superb Suits
Patterns with CLOLH MODELS of them, ready.
Patterns fitted TO the form, WARRANTED perfect.
CUTTING and BASrING by our styles and work, LEFT
so PLAIN that the duest seamsress finish well
4 n thOr0ugh dressmaker
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III ONEILL 4 co.
VIII open this day,
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER
q choice assortment af the latest fall novelties In
HATS,
FRENCH FLOWERS,
OSTRICH AND FANCY FEATHERS,
SASH AND BONNET RIBDONSp
in all the shades.
NEW LACES AND LACE ARTICLEH
Also,
SOMETHING ENTIRELY NEW
LACE, SILK AND VELVET RUFFLEs.
II. O'NEILL 4 Co,
S27 and 800 Sixth avenue, near Twentieth street.
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CMITHs PATTERN BAZAAR, Ola BROADWAY BE
y tween Twentieth and Twenty .nrst sueets-FAsH
styles BEAUTIFUL GHANGEs, superb suita
Patterns fitted to the form, WARRANTED perfect
CUTTING and BASTING by styles and work. LEI!
so PLAIN that the dullest seamstress can well
~ thorough dressmaker
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runR unsuccessfully. Communicated with gentleman
next door about California business Address WILLIAM
G. cox box 1870 Post office.
The farmers' vindicator. (Jackson, Miss.) 1873-1???, 1873-10-31
TERMS:
Rates oc AtIYertising.

For one year, in advance. "....."".'''...SZ "
For six months, in advance........@..... 70
The farmers' vindicator. (Jackson, Miss.) 1873-1???, 1873-10-31

or more virtuous and patriotic, because
he has fine house over his head?
Does he love his country the better be-
cause he has a French cook, box at
the opera, and a cushioned pew in.the
church? Or does he grow more
learned, logical and profound by the
intense study Of the day-book, ledger,
bills of exchange, bank promises and
notes of hand I? OF all the countries
on the face Of the earth, this is the one
where the claims of wealth and aristo-
cracy are the most unfounded, absurd
and ridiculous. With no claim to here
ditary distinctions, with no exclusive
rights, except what they derive from
chartered monopolies, the assumption
of aristocratic airs and claims are SUI
premely ridiculous.
The farmers' vindicator. (Jackson, Miss.) 1873-1???, 1873-10-31
Fraternally yours,
H. 0. DIXON.
STATE AND COUNTY FAIRS.
Kinds Co., Mss.

The jackson, Miss, State Fair has
been postponed until the 10th of No
vember, 1873.
The Copiah County Fair, at Halle
hurst, is postponed until the 9th of
November, 1873.
The second annual Fair, 1873, of
the East Mississippi Agricultural and
Mechanical Association, will be held
at Meridian, commencing on Tuesday,
November IS, and continue four days.
Exhibitors from all parts of the
United States are respectfully invited
to attend.
The farmers' vindicator. (Jackson, Miss.) 1873-1???, 1873-10-31
For the Farmers Vindicator.]
A PATRONS BANEk.

DEAR SIR The great crisis at present in
money matters has, am glad to see, set the
farmers, the party most interested in its
final issue, thinking for q remedy to pre-
vent repetition Of the same in future and
as consider it the duty of every one to
give his ideas, SO that out Of the many sug-
gestions some little good may be selected,
| therefore take the liberty to make the
following, which has been suggested to me
by the name of our ocieties--Granges, q
word taken from the French, meaning
barn, or warehouse.
Let the members of the Order in each
county create bank, to be known as the
Patrons bank, whose duty it will be to
make advances on cotton actually raised,
not over half its market value, said cotton
to be deposited in the banks or warehouses,
and subject to sale only when the members
of the association so ordain. By this means
the Oranges could accumulate sufficient cot
ton together to make it an object for the
manufacturer, or his agent, to deal directly
with the Oranges thus doing away with
that dangerous class, to u.s. of middlcmen,
and spectators, who do all the mischief
The advantages Of this plan are; first, the
farmers would get the full value OF their
cotton; secondly, money crisis, such as is
prevailing at present, would affect them but
little, if at all; thirdly, they could ascertain
to Il bale the amount raised and in market
and by that knowledge know what to ex-
pect and ask for their cotton. But to carry
out this plan, and make it effective, it is ne
cessary that farmers should raise most, If
not all, their provisions at home and never
be in debt more than half the value of their
cotton crop. And it is easy to accomplish
this in our favored climate, where every
product of the soil, from Canada to the
Gulf of Mexico, grows with so little labor,
and nearly the year round.
Yours fraternally,
SAMUEL PHILLIPS.
Overseer Kosciusko Grange.
Kosciasko Miss, Oct. p, 1878.
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MARKETS..


NEW ORrEASs, Oct. q. Cotton Good
ordinary, a A0l4s4c; strict good ordi-
aas la aSs@ sJ ,Gg m,adlgS a9g
middlifg -@16llc.; strict middling, 1914
@l6szc.; good widdling, al TIC BR-
ging, domestic jutc g 559c. yitE'ts
FLAX, 61l5I5c.; India, 12c WHOLESALE.
&c p yard, retail. Hemp, l5j4c. v yAlH
Coffee, ~ to 221fc. for fair III to 22s2f
for good and % to 23l zc. for prime, Corn, i'll
sack, S0c v bushel. Flour, extra to double
extra Sc rs v bb.; treble extra, 81 25(0
IS Is; choice, 50 509S10R Dbl Mess pork
SIG 50 bbl.i retailing at l7(91F SO.
MEMPHIS Oct 30 tlotton weak, re-
ceipts 1876; shipments 6i6 stock, 2l,848
bales.
New York. Oct. %, Evening Cotton
closed irregular; middling nplands, 49, a
1515c. Sales to-day 2300bales; net receipts,
1896 bales; gross, 1889 bales. Futures closed
steady, with sales Of 2450 bales, as
f0llows October, IA 17-S2c.; Noyem-
ber, i4j<@i4 i7-32c.; December. Il 25-S2
to Ia l3-l6c; January, IA 1916 to &c;
February, l5N to 10 Slice; March, l51z to
l59-l6c. April, 1871 to 10 1916.
OrNcINNATI, Oct 28-Cotton dull mid
ding, 14La. Flour dull at sc s. to Z 10.
Wheat, at 81 SO to So. Corn, 45c.
Oats 80 to 4Se Provisions dull and irregtl-
lar Pork $40 rs to ID. Lard quiet steam
nc. kettle jebbing sales at lie. Bulk
meats dull and nominal; shoulders 0lI to
6szc.; clear rib, 81 to 5s4c; clear, 57S to
&C. Bacon quiet and steady; shoulders,
| 7t4G971zc.; clear rib 615@634c.; clear,
6%@7c. Whisky firm and in good de-
mand at Sc.
ST.. LOUIS Oct. 2S-Cotton dull and
lower; middling, 1416c. Flour quiet and
unchanged, with very little doing Wheat
low to medium grades dull; No. 2 spring
Chicago, 81; No. 8 fall, 81 25: No. . red
winter, 81 So Corn easier; No. 2 mixed,
Ale. on east track. Oats friner No. 2, sc.
| in elevator. Whisky steady, 90c Pork
lower, Sl3 25(@13 50. Dry salt meats and
bacon dull only small jobbing and order
trade. Lard unchanged.
LouIsvILLE, Oct. 2s.-Cotton quiet and
nominal middling, l816c. Bagging quiet,
! 1S9z@14kc Flour good and unchanged.
\ Wheat dull, 81 IS to 81 30 on arrival.
Corn quiet, 60 to Csc. shelled and sacked.
Oats qniet, 47@50c sacked Provisions
quiet and nominal. Mess pork, $l4. Bacon,
shoulders, 71z@734c.; clear rib, 73S@71Se.;
clear, 7Sz@Sc. Hams, sugar-cured, II to nc.
Bulk meats nominal. Lard, tierces, S1654c. I;
kegs, &c. Whisky firm, 8sc.
LIvERPooI, Oct. IS 23O P. Motion
heavy; middling uplands, 3D.; Orleans,
t91<d. Estimated sales to-day 5000
bales; for speculation and export 1000
bales; the sales include 1900 American.
October and November shipments from
1 Savannah and Charleston, not below good
| ordinary. SID; do. November and Deem
/ Der shipments, 8 l5-16d November deliv-
cry from Savannah and Charleston, not be-
low low middling, 81f@85sd.
The farmers' vindicator. (Jackson, Miss.) 1873-1???, 1873-10-31
For the Farmers Vindicator.l
REPLY TO DIR. M. w. PHILLIPS.

To DIR. p: The attempt, or desire
to break down your paper. by the
writer, or other person within his
knowledge, is here emphatically de-
MED, excepting only the heavy blows
in that direction, made by your asso-
ciate editor.
With no wish to enter into person
alities, or Of censorship over you as an
editor, only sought to call your at
tention, as senior editor, to the slam
derous attack of the Southern Farmer
on the Order to which we both belong,
for which the senior editor is construc-
lively responsible but at the same
time generating you from the direct
responsibility, and limiting at the ne
cessity of some action on your part to
save your paper from a fate all could
foresee such a course, if persisted
in, must consign it to; the manner Of
accomplishing which you only could
be the judge, and choose for yourself.
In this no unkind feelings toward
yourself or interest, entered in the
least degree.
DIR. P. has made sad mistake
when he imagines l had the least idea
of constituting myself +" his guardian
1t would be egotism to slfPoss " I.
such guardianship ~ I could exefeise
would add to the happiness or useful
ness of either, as Patrons. Our obli-
cations to the Order should be suffi-
Gent "dictation in all matters Of
the kind, and to it alone were apollo
gies due, and expected to be made.
Prompted alone by the desire to guard
and defend the good name and the
honorable and just aims Of the Patrons
Of Husbandry from assaults by which
the Southern Farmer, through its edi-
torial department, had attempted to
defame and injure that Order, only
complied with the obligation incum
bent on every member to be rigilant in
protecting and forwarding its welfare,
in which feel assurance of being sus
tanned by every member in gooc
standing, and more especially by the
wives and mothers, the daughters ant
sisters they and their natural protec
tors, members of this Order, at whom
the poisoned shaft was more directly
aimed. Will the guardianship under
taken by the writer, to defend then
from foul calumny be recognized a
legitimately exercised? With no Ote
Interest to serue beyond that which i
here made plainly apparent, the gen
eral approval of the Order is the onl
re,Uard hoped for, by theirs in goo'
faith.
Fraternally yours,
H. o. Dixon.