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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-06-12
H0rse-Shoeing a Speciality,

A LTHoUGH PHIL JOHNSON, "a
4 well behaved and pofitecoloredman
makA to order all Kinds OF PlongAs, DC,
and does likewise all kinds of Black
smith work generally,-md all which he
does in. and satisfactory,
manner,-still, like most other arsists
npw-asdays, he hasse Speciality pnkhis
.Sbeciality Is .HoRSE- SHuhM& In
this branch of his trade he processes to
be master of his profession. And he has
lust peseiSsd4 iait assMtAent oE Horse
Shoes, Nails, &C., which lie variants Of
the best.quality,. and which he puts on
any horse SO that they can be worn with
perfect ease, and to the great adyantage
Of che horse. Try Phi: :fpce, andfy96
wnf'be bis friend md patfosaSNefafter-
wards.
Apr. 80, If 10
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Houston COUNTY, GA, Dec. %, 1868.
MEssRs. ZEIL1N Il Co., MACON, GA.:-
Gentlemen Liver Regulator
hes been used in my family many years
with great success. Iregard it All hvalua-
bic family medicine, and take pleasure
in recon- mending 1t to the public.
Very respectfully,
REV, J. RUFUS FIELDER,
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A.. A. Cisby

II hs OaI5Vy
VS. EroontioD
Charlotte, Columbia Cad
gust;l Rail Road Company. .ees
DY virtue of an Execution to me di.
d. rected, in the abovestated cause;
will proceed to sell at Edgeheld Cour
House, S. G., on the first Monday in July
1873, One Tract OF Land, situate, lying
and being in said County and State. a'
the Pine House Depot, on the G. G. d A
r. r, containing Eleven Acres, more o.
less, ad Joining lands of a. Jones, j. NJ
Wise and others,-leried upon as the
property of tho above Defendants.
Terms Cash.
-. II. WALL, S. E. G.
Jure 11th, 1878. 3t 25
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what Shall be Done With Capt. Jack

What Shall be Done With Capt. Jack
Capt. Jack having been captured, with
the last of his braves, the question now
with the government, is what shall be
done with them. And the conclusion is
that they shall be tried by military COM
mission. Of course they will be shot,
In the meantime Capt. Jack is silent and
melancholy, refusing to converse with
any one save his sister Mary. He feels
that he is to die, and seems rather to
welcome the idea of going to the happy
hunting grounds.
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Arrival of Judge orr,s Remains.

On yesterday, Tuesday 10th, the steam
er Thuringia brought to New York the
remains ofJudge Orr. AAer imposing Ma
sonic and Diplomatic honors in New York
the body will be brought by steamer TO
Charleston, where the City will receive
IL with great honor.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-06-12

eY- A special dispatch from Berlin, to
the London Meas, says the Emperor
wilhelm -is in seritus state and his
physicians have advised him not to I'M
dertake his contemplated Journey to
Vienna. ="
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Fishing Tackle!

Tusr received d Large Lot of Fish
u HOOKS, LINES, BOBS, DC. dc '.srt
. ..s,.il G. L. PENN &SUN,
60 Druggists.
April. /, If 10
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GusaTFHN & COBB

I1AVE received a new supply of
Gents DRESS SHOES; made O-'their
order. Cal early and get your size.
June IT "A
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Stray Mule.

STRAYED from my residence, two
~ miles from Ridge Spring, on last
Thursday evening, small sorrel Horse
Mule-star in forehead, hair rubbed OF
on portion of tail, and marks of harness
on Sides About three years old. /
A liberal reward will be, paid for the
delivery of said Muleto me. sl- u y,
Up. SMITH.
Ridge Spring, Junes, tt %
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GREEEiS &. CDRB

ARE Offering at Low Prices
Gents Dress Shirts. -.
Gents India Gauze Undervests,
Gents Chssfriere and linen Suits,
Also. a full line of Cashmere and
Twceds.
Junc4 'e TT "A
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AUGUSTA. HOTEL,

AUGUSTA, GA:
r TAKE this method Of informing my
i friends and customers that 1 have
Just had this weil known Hotel thor
soughly renovated and painted, both m
side and ont. Clelnaincss is any motto
in every department My tables will be
supplied with everything tiie market 'af
fords. No pains will bospaTed to Qiake
the Augusta Hotel Il pleasant home Tor
thc-travclcr' My Edseiichl friends are
cordially solicited Il. give me a call.
Z. MAY, Proprietor.
Augusta, April Is, =, tt }y.11
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Religious Notice,

The Union Meetings of the different
Divisions of the EAgeGcld Baptist Asso
citation will meet with the following
Churches, on the 9Th Sabbath in Ju"'
inst, and Saturday before. viz: -
lst Division at Bethany,
Cd &" I" Chestnut Hill,
Sd +" +" Lexington Church,
4th " " Big Stevens Creek.
J. P. MEALING, Chair.
June IL, st 70
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ODoNTOLINA.

J. HE most pleasant and pepulay Tooth
or Mouth Wash extant. DR.. Parker has
tried it for several years, and uses no
other kind. Everybody hkesit. Try a
bottle. For sale by s
80. A.A. CLIsBY, Druggist.
Apr 16 49, II
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-06-12

Is PRE-! AIRED TO, RECEIVE COT
TON and other property upon Storage,
and make advances upon the SAME
Cotton shipped to This house Win be
stored subject to. the order of the owner,
All property so stored will be Insured in
good rehabfe companies, IF Insurance is
desired .end~ a,lYanocs will % n,adeat
the lowest banking rates. Our, store
houses arc So located chat drayage, is not
necessary; aid no charge for handling
wiz be made. rrs .as.
All. business communications should
be addressed to the Treasurer.
EDWARD HOPE, President.
EDWIN F. GARY, Treasurer ~ ~.
March % 6m - h l3
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NEW WHITE GOODS.

GR1FFfN s COBB have Just receiy:
ed beautiful supply of. w II bE. b
Pidin and Striped Victoria Lawns,
Bishops Lawns,
Soft finished Cambrics.
MuA Muslins,
Plain and Striped Swiss Muslins,
Also, a handsome lot Of Hamburg
Trimming.
These Goods we have marked at.yery
low prices.
June ii tt 70
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GET THE BEST!

w e. mean tho SEAMLESS KID
GLOVE, for sale at
JuAe.l -. If "a
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To Bridge Builders.


OFFICE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
Edgefeld'c. H., S. c., May.2e, 1873
CEALED Proposals will be received
y at this Office until the first day Of
Jufy, 1873, to Build a Bridge across Big
Creek, in Edgeield County, ::on the
Boullmghts Ferry Road, leading from
Boukfight's Terry. to Edgefefd C. H
known AZ Huiet's Bridge, Said Bridge
to 100 feet long, Is feet high, and Il
feet wide, with Stringers SIX r. inches,
out of good heart timber. The Posts
and Cap Sills to be u X IA inches, and to
be floored with plank p inches thick,
Said proposals to be accompanied by two
or more good siIretles.
II. .STROM, Chair. B. C. C.
w. D. RAMEY, Clerk B. C. c.
May 2S At25
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Sheriff s Sale.

Ridge Spring, June I'd, 1873
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The Modoc War at an End.
WASHINGTON, June 6.

The following correspondence has reach.
ed here:
LOST RIVER SPRINGS,
VIA ASHLAND, June 5.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-08
COTTON uARETTx

gos-oy GC0t0u frner Nd1ugs. 2O't recsDts
lg- sales. bales; stock 9.JOO bales
SAVANNAH ut 6.-4.0psu AdalAgs net
- bsl-s 100 bale; stock, 1874 bales.
aosuE sept Cotton steady hIings lsc Low Ndilgs
IG. = hacsi e1pors-coa"ise, ursi sales
% haies stock J.64C bales -
6S1tt0u very 1rmi MidlnEs 10 "; Low
u5iue- I74; Goo Ordinary - 2'i uer recyi1s u bale
rs. 81 eTgor-0asElse, o4l bales sas 4JO bales
stock 5.s74 bales -.,
1ge Low Hddiry u 1oo Ordinary, 10 2-i net
III baies. os 2O1 eIyoseoaa1sse Isj bales Sale
3l39
BAIrisoEE sept 6Cotou arnsr; MljlnEs 70 r.; 10" Mo
Ora-y, L1c. rccepts II bales
rerf-eosu y bales. sales lO5 bse- 900 lsi~s
yesyoLx sent BL0ttol nrm, Low &dling los-s net r~
cps $50 bales cxp0s-coastSHe 90 bales sale 80 sies
stocE. ll2l hsles. an
5 halas- shipments 40 bale; 3li bales 10y taa count 4
otfun ssrE M-eings - l-i net re-
CENTS 20 bales. 20 1sie,; stocs. 700 hsies
LOUISVILLE. AiIiHEgA aye le
esipts s57 5sIes supusuts, 300 hairs. .-.-.
6.-C8ii0a hl-ilgs n
bal. 20 bales Trck. 3.l4l ast--
81 Louis sent 6-Cot0n uomaslT 5ru5 Ai4Augs 4s-i re-
e.ips y bales shipments T. haez .. ,,..-.-
GALrEgrus. bNOitonSei receipts trsninrl AiO na'os
stock JJE mn, -,
Eu,ngIpHIA SEPT G-CoioH Grn H1dAss. 2O'l Low Nd
ines 10 Lr. stlctg Good Orlilaf, u -
4rgrsra sept &c teu ndfngs, 49, fecepb no DA-ue
E.les, 10 lzlc, sg-A, 30 ,al-,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-08
SATrRpAY. Sept. 6-P. N.


The week Just drawn TO close has been by far the
most eventful and importa1 IF the Summer, partlc-
ularly as 10 the closing days. The salient points
have been the weakness Of stock speculation, the
new phase developed in gold, the dislOcatiOn and
subsequent recovery Of foreign exchange, the lower
ing of Government bonds, and the hardening ten
dency of money. Besides these the Geneva settle
raent has been finally consummated. far at least,
as the movement Of coin and bonds Is concerned,
the sum total of SS19l 4l9 81 having been paid N
coin and the remaining 81 SOs5S0 70 in Five-Iwen-
ties called payable to-day. The foreign situation
has been assuring all the week except that IN Lon
don money has become little tighter, while
France has settled her entire indemnity to
Germany by the payment Yesterday OF the
last installment of 2jOOOOO00 francs. The
chief center Of attraction as furnishing tue
KEY to the future Of legitimate business As well As
speculation. has been the gold market, which was
subjected 70 various influences in the rise IN price
from ll55 70 1I6f. and the subsequent decline TO
1l2f. OF course many theories are advanced 10 &C
count for the sharp downward turn but the retl-
cence Of the leading spirit IN the enterprise admits
of no positive method Of ascertaIning the cause OF
the unusual break. The immediate future Of the
market VIII doubtless solve the mystery. The cash
gold has been as rule heavg 10 carry but in some
eases a bonus has been exacted for Use. We annex
h range If rhe uremium.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-08

On Saturday the types made us say IN this column
that the Stock. Money, and Gold markets were IN
a decidedly favorable condition from the opening 70
the close Of business on Friday when we wrote
that they were feverish. The excitement and de-
moralization Of to-day the natural sequents OF
that condition The transactions were on scale OF
great magnitu de-weakness and lower prices beng
the order Of the day. The bank statement OF course
had marked effect on the general speculation, but
more or less bammering was doubtless done by
those whose interests lie IN the direction OF
lower prices and who availed Of the opportunity
TO make their power felt. In many the figures
touched were the lowest for long time past The st.
Paul shares. Northwest, Wabash Pacific Mail,
Rock Island, and Western Union declining from
TO q per cent shortly before the close desperate
effort was made TO produce reaction, but with in
different success. Investment shares lower, IN
sympathy with the generalmarket express, and mis-
cellaneous shares, showing no especial movement
What, with the close condition of money IN the
London market the state Of our city banks the
large outflow Of currency, as indicated by the
weekly statement; the reported existence of pow
erful and daring bear clique in general stocks the
want of faith in the Treasury bookkeeping and the
horse-iockey system Of managing much Of the cor
pOrate property IN this country IL viii be wonder
if the coming week should be fun OF excitement
as the ivehest stock Spectator could desire. The
opening highest lowest and closing prices OF stocks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-08
The drawers Of foreign exchange again advanced
quotations.
90 darR 3 DAYS

Money was less stringent to-day than yesterday
and the ruling rate 70 the stock brokers was
per cent IN currency. and to the leading bond
houses Ca. 4 good deal of business was however,
done at Z gold. and some eases were reported at a
thirfy-second out at the close, when the days de-
mand had been supplied, rates were back again to
and = Business in commercial paper has Of course
been checked by these high rates. The unfavoTable
character Of the bank statement not entirely
unexpected The loss Of six millions legal ten
ders reflects the outward flow Of money usual al this
season of the year The banks now hold but sil4.-
$50 in surplus over legal reserve having lost S5.49l
900 during the week. The COIN movement of the
week covered the Treasury disbursements Of $500
GOV Oh the regular weekly sale 81 00Oin redeemed
Five-tweuties and s5OOOcC in coin interest on the
public debt the payment inte the Treasury for Gus
toms amounting to S2,sJOO0O The export of specie
viii be found elsewhere. The following table shows
the condition Of the banks at the dates undermen-
toned the percentage OF reserve to liabilities being
for the National banks 800, for the State banks
n 20. and for beth combined 25.l7:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-08

In foua 1ehvere. tier, DONG stranes Of
- . follows, al on base 81 los AiddlnEt
Gales last evening aref September, 300 le'Fr Oto
400 rs slice. Deoenbe 100 ~ e 800 u 1916 Jan
400 ISIS February 100 Is Total lsDo naes "a =
to-isy tpfo Sspts1be 100 10 l5l6c. 100 Is By
Is 3I39c. poo - IS l6e 100, j. 3l-3, 100 " DC
zoo IS .lGc 100 ISIS 20e II 752. 200 lsl4e- 20
100 l77s, 100, II Sl32es 100 lSc' DeoenhtI 100 -
) 100 hAe Grand Total "a 800 hAI-s-
COFFEE-Tbe IN Brazil C0Aes active toas
tns basis u eOsa y goa
private Baltimore
Mo- LnB., and 400 hsgs baae S.neria % pm
The Izihrr Coh,e veT snail siOef is5 9n
FLOUR AND hhA-Ihs CAV ei Flour msrfei larry
-,p.sa Of b--e sss u ae
tbsH tbs demand fr shupths E1
ut@d ofenugs. basmess Las
srades uBse - DO New foar b1s D,eI
improved kxhtlf sTmpattT h
The se- sah a. oil
freely than hitherto. and prs bsi
he pc- b. farmers oT t
naraei sanlg sbs Eecf foi -
F01f Ia West The etltf e-asef -
ffort
I'D hotlsif Tor Nboe O
fTas and Pan brssas the ssf brihr
Medism sruag West bsisI
hiEhrT shpPsg kIa sEsB freely e' h
sG s0AS1 % 'of Western and - ~
~ 10 Brsf nuie eonfdzbs Of fair state
defrrfT A.
sbs 10000 bsh. "a CLAIMED mllers it-t
tbs sAe. for month flee. AHd bsnee ms
PAID vil b. zneh ies hsh
Thsss quite aDd me n
asuey IN pnes uP-Td The ts British provinces -
nBeh higher ssted eAscta uihsH
exports 40 1888 u $50 bhA M uf'
1rtivr Od e u
Essas strongly ses bal oss seHss ises - ."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-08
RANKING AND FINANCIAL

NEw- ENGLAND SECURITIES SAFE AND PRoFITABIE
By the purchase OF the FIRST MORTGAGE SINKING
FUND GOLD BONDS Of the VERMONT DIVISION OF
THE PORTLAND AND OGDRSsBURGH RAILROAD Trunk
LINE. Ten PER CENT NEw-ENGLAND INVESTMENT
NAV. at present rate of gold. be secured. The very
large sales Of the past few months leave but Inn
tied amount TO be offered. and the rapid pushing Of
the road 70 completion insures an early and large
advance on their market value.
FAIRBANKS X Co, 81 Broadway, New-York.
FAIRBANRs. Bows & Co., Milk-st, Boston,
l. & T. FAIRBANKS Il Co.. st. Johnsbury' VT.
Financial Agents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-08

Ros-oN Sen. 6Th Woo ron sctvs
- ,r neon alive inquiry The manufacturer
Of H. WOO sold tendency Of the market ayof ~ ngner
u-lh-r u EBc Frc--- Du-.e ~
md rrete xf-a and sold u zgzils
lew week ago. Holders Of DuJe Extra ONO or felas Fau ere
10 sell AZ present beev that must
nee The u Wisconsin hsye been lui-e Iargs lll 80 $50
Tor uane All le1il- fe-rs
the supply oi these lnrs
viii ,oon become The California Woo 1ulg
the pasI reached Of luOUOOO d. ~ ne s,0A
a appearing The domestic Wool business considered - very
Penusvyana Virginia iec-s
Ns F4r ni Double Extra Pckock - s. acgAu,
auu EIa sni Doube E1trl 46H5Oc vermont Nr-ferE Mis-
sBr m Western Fleece COmbng DeaHe JO0 O
rnb IOr52Ll- Uuwzshsd Western Cooato AID Sef4a 250
4Od sJci Oregon 3fc Pulled No. S1PrI4le Sni
Extra 81 = 4EJc.. California S9gug, Is djse.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-08
THE STATE OF TRADE.
ETHIOPIAN NARKETS.

LvErpoot $50 mSaiea 90 p1rf oH7 % '' JAS
u Good or mary septenbug. % % 4n4
ANrgEEP sslL Prtfoiesn. 40 of fu- Fae AHtIee ,s
LvERFoof 81 D. u--oiisn y 'truHsi nu4ilt 80,
SD MphEg oresus Sl-i azles l2Oup faio nel ~"
Il lplEHs ~ eff 'APN W
o Gsad OgnuEry a. rsfG
LosDox sepi 81 Pans disPsche, qnois Irai, a. ~ @
IvEHyoot s.rt g. uOf ~ Caftos toAi NV
Azsrcsu. Cs.r bls Y eH ioi lbe les sA"e' " ~
Fine. hstn-f Peirn -nh. ia v EAlien - a. -.
LoADos. sept 6-4.3O > H-ir iAr u af'ulL' III '-' ~
nsTs. fos hhs 70 - fsr cot
L,ysh,ool sui g. 50 81 UUsDss CetiSE AfS e'os
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-08

4u hu' Rsvs vhCvf fcc1s AMI
ar 20 good kssrHs q-o;s At s1es 5ss' nur. osi -
-, 49,. .ts lnv aarr.sfqas 1sag4 1870 p1H' iaft a..
81 ~ "a 10 svet az rs hhn, A-islu SAG ke.sea saea
quet Hsrl, u ~ 1nss on Whit- Jos tl"-s- n, ~,
sTEARIN fsif active and fesdff $40 Z" -'" w. INV '-
a : rr'Vite terms .....-
sEEDS-TTrothr With jcboHg siss 81 = vv44' ~ ~
fun an Oh fr PRIME flaNS,ed trH :. - ~.
fALLOW ru.ef ga urrAEnTtI sses Of -uvjl p ~ q -
~ rauad oh ssirs Of 30 bhf a. bSf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-08
pEcEIpIs ~ ppnnrcR

PEI Scfl hss>r fssSo ma Ndil@
10 Ashes pkga b. - copper 25i
iais Cotton j. VA bb fsr 80 A-a
aJs bds 3l-1ai s'oa
ba.h 40 t--l Mat $50 trass sed ~ g- AT
qs Fog l6j Fatrr 10 h,ma. 500 Hsos Ia.
Ola HIDE % ia.rs I 90 = bl g. J, ~ ta,. No. II
s.lus saL ssiz ~ has. fsT 16s bb. RoA liz ssG
SORT. riyelirs. Crude Tupenrr- AS ae L-asf.
55el pigs cass 40 sts sasT - stgs Boz ~ '1ss
i1u Cat Mss-s. SIC LAM sb 81 C-.e te
psr fsoS 81 ssr, 32lO Ps sares 7os essh ,.4nsiA
52j ll Tooacu - pgA Tobaeco 30 bales NS % os'A
hskV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-08
Nrw-yoRK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY SEPTEMBER s. 1873.

deliver, on N, bs. of Ordinary si DO On "s oAs ''
ISxpS1 SEPT "a n-rfr, cispsshes quoe Rente' at 0Sl
3Of s.r....hl.
SeptemteT o. aaas n. -dln-A - s- 81, :.
deliverable October and November, % Che haas :" "'
9iSd. Tor
LvFrroot- SEPT 6-Rveang coTer SEED Ao4 ~ '"H ''
American Req. O. 49,,
PaAsEyoRT sept, eEveninguhed States FiTe-I'en7 '''
f' ss.s C.s-aen closed al IS aHos - eeHaaasa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-08
lroEis rroz sEpT ]. 1872 TO DAT.

rasrIs 30 DO l.sf~J-lU .-aIatJV
HaY-The duaHe fair an he n.Tsst edr ne rec Pi' .s
r,.t. We quote Prime -, SO icod TO- -
$50 DO . go SD Good shipping lo e41@-g ana gou
mon o. :, ss a5s 6 5Sa is ss5i P '-''
NAVAL sTOkH-The mafks. for spnt rlzoenn Tas lover To-
asy ard more acv q 400 aos Merrhaa;aoe Al -
md 100 b5 IN o Strlnl Rosn qact bat arm At
IS 80 25 sae o. 100 bhl a h- a.trJ pne- flt
ds as unotAas Tar em sas4 % o Thin and - l5aSo
0 o-ci. F ar ia fair demand and steady. Lnsed renaa'
very trm y2e AZ eAsEs And s5. ~ 1u
t, mt du Al 45 Lai OIL quoted 70 G11 r Prime inter
and 81 d6sc Tor present make OheI ola ar staodt change
PETROLEUMrle marEtt Tor te-nei vas 4ll.l -1l
SPOT generally i'm he bur sale reported Of 1000 Do
deliverable Up us, 1852 IN tssur a Els done 70.
Oeroher steaer mzrAc With lb Do ana oh nouns
anil aud yeas lai Urcr i'm 2lc haphha better
gne.t for erpo sales Of of 500 bbs and oOO oo
f- Tpot and ure from the pfoGn- points we're Of
quiet generally unchanged marietta Al PhdeiPha NE IaIAe
va sese and active ises Of 1000 oo each October
amer our asst further decline PORK sub
nit.,d nducd active and very genera uan Az az
h, rb. monthly rspo de pIh
shov NJ reduction The stock u over L5UU ho
arge arrivals OF sou b5 pnees sd'Hnce ag ofs -esse
demand prevailed but alter. WITH more loeFai aIg'al.
the demand SLATED and prers See.ee1 anu 0g a~ ,bs
tu m .oeipts tie general expectation This hAs
export dsnsn a. well a. ne hqq- 9 ' IN
ture The been eav ior NeN hess na 70 M o
ctrrs nave BE marked. Old nuctEat~ closes VITA more
steaness Kinds nave been n odaie lrnane ~ Al
prices To-day Po narGet y ge na ulcN l4 geALN -,
IN. futu YER yht sales cash and regu 10 Dos H
sI7 5Ods7 G2 od Mess ~ for C do gig Tor Gear of
si0 50 M plan Mes dS12 90 ETtrA ks SO Tor Packet
Of 700 tcs n Sl6dSlo Prime Me -2ae@5 of nea es
Reef Ham, are aue 100 bb VTyAte terms Gus aras
da o. $50 Fresh shoulders te w u. l 49,
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l4asc. Fresh Bellies a S.si ~ boit aea bles -
10000 a. average a. ys' bason - s'eAa ~ g;
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done cnanng BY paglug dherta s o. IA sos
and es At sls for No Il 81 Tor CUi SO iof f-r 20 Fihe
IsFos4 oy yHovrsIos THE WEEK Ending
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cArTLE AARKET

cHieAso Sept. 6aeesiv's for seef-,'aste 1926 zoo
week isS ~ .sf
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HowEs & MACY. Bankers, No. 50 Wall-st. New
York offer the same facilities 10 DepOsltors a. In
corporated Banks and allow Interest on daily BAL
ances II the rate of -Four per cent
COLLECTIONS made on any point al current rates,
with immediate returns.
Special attention paid TO choice stock BONDS ga.
&c for Investors.
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flnducIdl.

EXECUTIVE OFFICE WESTERN UNION
H TELEGRAPH tUMrASY lsJ brAassri hr~ tnft -sPr1her
lT78 tha The saHna nsrsg o. he soch
Telegraph tonpGnr vi Dc hei1 a. %
Ufst I'D sbsDA. O,loSrf D. 1870
a l. ack uaon rs N be closed FOR IRA pnste
sud val Ne ep~aed on ihs
n.nu. nj 1et,u.ta sBO n. HUNIOaD. secTtssn.
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VERMONT DIVISION OF THE PORTLAND AND DC
DENsBURG SIX PER CENT FIRST MORTGAGE GOLD
BONDS-lhese desirable New-Eugland Securities Tor
sale by
FAIRBANKS & Co., 81 Broadway, New York.
FAIRBANKS BROWN a Co.. MIlk-st. Boston
L. s. T. FAIRBANKS * Co. St. JOhnsbuTy, VI
FINANCIAL AGENTS.
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BONDs Al A BARGATN.

MOSTCLAIR RAILWAY BONDs.
guaranteed by the Midland Railway. for sale at 50
JAMESON. SMITH a. COTrNG. "A Broad-st.
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RIAL Estate MORTGAGE BONDs-Coupon or
Registered interest per cent, guaranteed By the
EQUITABLE Trust COMPANY. Capital, SlO0OOOO
For sale at the office of the Company. No. 70 Cedar
ST., " Y JONATHAN EDWARDS, President