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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-05-23
AUGUST WIGGENHORN.

TEWELER, bas recently opened Jew
u elry Store III Johnson's block. corner
ain and lst street, where he wilt keep
.stantly on hand large stock OF
!, atehes Clocks, Jewelry, Silver and Pla-
ted Ware, &c. Particular attention paid
to repairing Watches, Clocks, Jewelry,
&c. and warranted to give satisfaction.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-05-23
Custom Work

is done with the greatest nei.tness and punc-
tuality, and every care taken to gi7e entire
satisfaction. He thanks the public for the
lioerai patronage he has heretofore received,
and soIicits all TO call and give his goods a
thorough examination. as he is confident be
can please both as to quality and price.
F. W KURZWEG.
Hatertown, May lst, 1875. 81
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-05-23
II AMLIN Il FORD,

WATERToWS Lumber Yard. Lumber
w of every description; Lath and
Shingles constantly on hand and for sale at
the Lowest Market Piice, at the Milwaukee
Depot, Watertown. Wis.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-05-23
7 HEY u ANN.

IMPORTER and dealer in Foreign and
/ Domestic Wines and Liquors, and also
manufacturers OF choice Cigars.
The purest California Wines and Bran
dies constantly on hand.
Watertown, Feb. 8. 1872.
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\. GEITZNER.

INASHIONaBL Barrier and Hair Dres-
i SER Shop under Pcst Office, Brooks
Block, WATERFOWL, Wis. The best of Hair
DYE used, warranted to Ecld color for eight
weeks.
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STRAW x MURPHY,

nAINTERS and Dealers in Wall Paper
Window Shades, Paints, Oils, Varnish,
Glass, Putty, Brushes, &C. One door west
of Wisconsin National Bank, WatertoM
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Marriages and Deaths inserted gratis.
Professional and Business Cards IS .0G year.
business notices in local columA 10 per line
first insertion. aud five cents for subsequent
nsertions.
Advertisements not accompanied with directions,
will be inserted till forbid, and charged for accord
nrlv
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-21
NOTES AND OPINIONS,

Cincinnati Enquirer The govern
menl seems 10 br disposed 10 proteo
American citizens Ia Texas from be-
lng robbed by greasy MeXcaus. IL
We mean time there are American
olllkenH on the other side OF tho liu,
whom the government rohs with im.
putty,
The democrats NJ Maine were moi
backward about expressing their ap.
proyal OF The presidents peaulhealiou
measures, Their reaillrmation NJ the
~ Louis platform, aud the placing of
J. H. Williams upon II, also eyinced
their Intentions,
Cincinnati Enquirer! The llme has
come IN the United States when the
proposition 20 raise and equip u stand.
INK army for the sole purpose of sup
pressing strikes IL advocated by large
traction OF the Journals In the country,
rom the New York Nation down !,
ilnds favor and even Endorsement with
the administration In power, aud no.
whore seems 10 create a shock.
The presidential party paid no fares
on the Visit TO Bennington, notwilh.
standing his order that no himself and
party should pay their own fares on
the railroad,
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How the a.inutc Men Responded

Helena (Montana) Herald Mr. w.
A, Clark the banker of Deer Lodge
Immediately Jumped into the saddle
and headed his blooded horse for Butte
iortystwo miles distant to carry the
news and raise q company Of volun.
teers TO help defend the Lolo trail, 1t
was eleven o'clock in the forenoon when
he left Deer Lodge, and the hour hand
had not reached two o'clock when he
pulled up his foaming steed in the city
of Butte He Immediately began or>
ganl2ing company and iully sue
ceeded-for there are willing aud brave
hearts in the Silver City--and started
with his company the same night for
Deer Lodge City, The settlers along
the Deer Lodge, reused by the steady
hoof,beats upon the hard road, opened
their windows and ga2ed with awe and
alarm at the midnight cayalcade gollop'
ingswiftly down the valley The forms
of the horses and riders disappeared so
rapidly in the midnight gloom and
shadows thrown far out from the noun
tains that the watchers doubtless
thought them band of phantom horse
men. Arriving at Deer Lodge City
they were Immediately armed and
equipped, and by seven o'clock the same
morning Sunday the Butte volunteers,
ninety>six in number, with Captain
William A. Clark at their head, were
galloping down the valley of the Deer
Lodge to assist their friends in Mis-"
soula against the threatened Indian
raid
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Cboetaw Reign of Terror.

Fort Smith (Ark) Independent /;
There appears to be great excitement
in the Choctaw nation. The LlghI
horse are riding over all parts OF the
nation, arresting half,breeds and white
men, ahd all that are living near the
line are coming over into the state for
protection. There are several men, VINO
are leading men in the nation, in town.
having escaped from the Light horse
We have conversed with some OF then,
and they do not know what charges are
against them. All this excitement Il
produced by the action, arbitrary 700
of Coleman Cole, governor OF the ma
ton. He is q full>blooded Indian ana
is acting without law. 1t is said he mas mas
intimated, that when he gets his prs
oners into the mountains, he Will MAKE
quick work Of them. There is really
a reign of terror in the Choctaw nation,
Men are driven from their homes anu
families without cause.
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uAiI,he world Akin."

San Francisco Chronicle: The woman
had two children, one u babe ana tne
other a pretty little girl of i've or SIX
years. The officer was loath TO a ,e;
the woman. on account ei the utlle
ones, but she was noisy and he was
forced to take her in. The niue glri,
seemed to appreciate the degradation o, I
her situation and beat at the bars oil
The cell with her little hands, pleading
piteously for her mothers release as
hPlease, please let my mother out VI I'D,
won't You please let our mother out
sobbed the child, with streaming eyes
The scene was an affecting one. Inc
cslloused officers and trustees, acens
toned to melancholy sights. became
grave and the veteran reporters Ions
since hardened 10 suffering, FELT theli
eyes grow moist. Even a gang OF hood
lums in the adjoining cage remarked
that il was Odd rough, and courte,
san in the came cell dropped tear o.
genuine sorrow on the haxen curis o.
the poor little one.
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The DimcuIty aud a Remedy.

TRINITY MILLS, DALLAS Co., /
August 20, 1877,
To the Editor Of The Herald;
Our community is excited about one,
every week by the report that som,
good horse or understanding severa
at once-has been stolen out of the
neighborhood, either out of stables OF
from the prairies or pastures, A short
and generally Intellectual search is made
by those directly interested, but want
of assistance and many Other causes
combine to defeat the object, Some-
times ii so happens that the owner gets
cold trail leading directly off to
some distant point, which he soon loses
or is deferred from prosecuting from
fear of putting his life in the hands OF
desperadoes, The evil has become so
common, not only in this community,
but over the state generally, | am well
satisfied that it has become difficult to
get men to turn out, in good earnest,
on proper search for the property or
thieves, simply because their time is
occupied and they cannot obey the tre-
quency of such calls In addition to
horse stealing, COW stealing is also OF
very common occurrence In fact, the
Dallas city market is in large measure
supplied by small cattle thieves who
raid upon the country for twelve miles
around take the stock and drive them
during the night, so that 10y morning
they are in the butchers shambles, and
only by some accident does the owner
perceive his loss, till it is too late to
make any discoveries In some in
stances farmers have lost nearly their
entire stock before they were aware of
their being out of their range,
Now, Mr.. Editor | write to propose
an efficient remedy, the only remedy
which has ever succeeded in Texas,
Kansas, Missouri, Illinois, California,
Oregon and other states. 1t is desN
perate remedy, but short, quick and
decisive; justified however, upon the
high ground of necessity, because the
slow process of state law allows thou
sand opportunities for the escape OF
the criminal, when he happens to be
caught but our sheritis and other Off
GERS are not sufficiently paid for such
service and are not often apprised in
time to make close pursuit
The remedy propose is briefly that
the active residents in every beat and
in every county, organize into com"
mittee (of vigilance if you like), con-
tribute small sum each, appoint
proper officers, and whenever theft
occurs, let the party suffering apply at
once to the head or chief for men aud
means to begin a prompt ard efficient
search for the thieves and stock, the
stock to be delivered to the owner
free of further charge, and the thieves
delivered to the sheriff of the county,
unless they attempt escape ana are
either shot, drowned or hopelessly ems
tangled in some grapevine or rope
dragging loosely about. | hope this
will stimulate every community TO ACT
in the matter, beginning if necessary
at the numerous CNmp-meetings now
in progress, where some theft OF a
horse nightly occurs.
If you will publish this in your
weekly edition, and ask other papers IN
Dallas and elsewhere to publish, you
will greatly oblige the whole country
and especially one who has just lost 8
horse MONO.
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Underground stream ia ran saba
County,

Comancho Chief. But few days ago
gentleman, mailing from San Saba
county, reported to the Chief the exis
tence Of an underground stream which
was but recently discovered by COW,
boy Hewas nearly furnished for water,
and in course Of travelling he found a
cave, and necessity, proyerbiolly the
mother Of invention, suggested the pos,
sbility of water within its recesses to
relieve his suffering. He descended
with great difficulty, but the impene.
trable darkness forced him TO return.
Having provided himself with a torch
of dry weeds he again proceeded and
after meandering around tor some dis,
lance was agreeably surprised to find $
large gushing stream Of nearly ice,cold
water, He says it is sufficiently large
to run any kind of machinery if it
could be utilized
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CONDENSED NEWS,

Goldsmith Maid will trot ut Gym.
tblsna, Kentucky on the 22d of sep
TENDER
A cyclone passed over South Bend,
Indiana, on the lith instant, which
dlnned aud did some damage Ia the
outsklrts Of the CITY
Fifty companies Of horse thief deleo.
tlyes held meeting at Charlottesville,
Indiana, Tuesday, They operate In
western, Indiana and eastern Illinois.
The estimated cost Of the state mill.
fin. in service during the strike nj Bal,
timore, Maryland, Ia about 10000.
They were dlsbanded during the past
week.
The Cleveland club, Of Ohio, will
nav purse Of six ~ eight thousand
dollars IN their different purses, for
fast horses during their fair, October
"a TO 9th.
Joseph Myrick, sheriff OF Carroll
county James Sullivan, ex,sherlll,
and Charles Gardner, OF Carrolton,
Kentucky, were arrested Friday by
Detective Jake Cane, Of Louisville, and
are now on trial for the murder OF
Carrie Anderson, At Worthwhile, KenS
lucky, July II. Six witnesses have
been examined. Intense excitement
prevails.
A proposition was submitted Tues
day ut the national bank Of the state
of New York 10 examine and partici.
pate in the proposition for sealing aud
funding the debt Of Arkansas, Holders
of about 81 500 worth OF cold bonds, -
"unfunded," "funded debt bonds, p
nrailroad aid bonds" and "leyee
bonds" agreed to exchange for new
bonds having thirty years to run.
Should the arrangements for the com.
promise be not made before July TO-
1878, subscribers may withdraw the
bonds.
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rns Leading UIotn,ng Houseoi ID all"

T. NJ Kann & Bro. Justly claim TINS
egotistical title, on account OF their
having the most extensive STOCK
well made clothing In the city OF ia
las and as good a. is kept in CALVES.
ton. New Orleans or any other large
elty. and they propose to sell theif
goods as cheap as the cheapest, anu
Guarantee better goods, largest assort-
msnt best styles and latest fashions.
a glance at their stock WI convince
snSone as to the truth their asser-
tons. They also keep first-class
.iock Of mems fur sning goods con
sis,ing Of a compete stock OF men :
bst. which they make especially or
aIso Inc celebrated diamond ID shlrIs
which they offer at extreme low ngures'
They also keep on hand the most com,
nie,s and finest lineof neck wear ana
Posiery in the city In view OF IN, lne
sbove stern factz, We. can cheeruilys
1 rscommend all Of our citizens ana t q
n reT generally, to call around and
avsmine their stock, and we ieel con
adent that they will coincide WIN n ull
.ud nronounce L. NJ. Kahn q Bros
the leading clothing hous'
| Dallas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-21

At the foot of Lookout Mountain,
near Chattanooga, was fought many a
hard battle during the war. On that
same ground, nearly forty years ago a
victory was gained more glorious than
anv gained by our armies. A remedy
was there discovered for liver diseases,
that excited the wonder OF scientlhc
msn and physicians. Purely vegeta-
bic it excelled in curative properties
the mineral drugs, such rs calomel,
and was as harmless to the system anu
almost as pleasant to the taste as co.'s 1.
fee. This worldsfamous remedy If d.
A. O. Simmon's Vegetable Liver Med
icine. manufactured by NJ. a. Thed
ford 4 Co, Chattanooga, Tenn. IL is
for sale by all druggists, who have also
some trial packages which will be
given TO all applicants free of charge
iuu27 .dSwlm
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CHAIN AND nREADsTUFFs.

WllENr- Receipts moro liheial mlly
equal a. the demands No, grud N liHl u
choice u Wgl lOi medium ybasl Oi lower
grades bnlt'OO,
OATS 2Oc.
RNE-Nuur offered
MARLEY tEEp-aic,
CORN -1oNaa, IA shuok, Nminc.
uAN-V uOqtlO W pet ton, Hungarian aud
Mi.lrt slUtll2
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Referring to the above, the under.
signed desires to return thanks to all
their customers and friends and the
pubic generally, for the liberal patron
age heretofore received, and trust In
future, by liberal and fair dealing, To
secure a continuation of the same.
W. II. HOWELL.
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Dissolution.

The partnership heretofore existing
between II. G. Hoskins and w. IL.
Howell, under the firm name of Hos
kins n Howell, has been dissolved by
mutual consent. w. II. Howell will
continue the business, and is fully au-
thorized 80 settle all accounts of the
late firm, II. c. H0SKINS,
WILLIAM II. HOWELL.
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nInEa Am rELTKIEa.

uInE5-nry nint, Is ni ana upward, l5c
dry hlnt, N ha and upward, damaged, lOo,,
dry nlnt, kips aud calf llo.; dry salt, 70 Ne
aud upward, llc green butchers, b'Sc,
SHEEP PELlS- Each, owing 10 wool, 200
23c.; white wool, long, 2lc white wool, hlll
CLIP, lD0Ao., black wool, $50,
BuFFALO-BullA, ~; cows &c.
TAIInW- barrels bL.o
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Notice.
MAYORS OFFICE, CITY OF DALLAS,
Auuugt the a. 1877.

August tlu ~ io'''
The Board of School Examiners will
meet at the City Hall lover the Mark
ct Housed at 2 p, m. Tuesday the Il
August, A. ID. 1877, to examine appli.
cants to teach in the public schools of
this city, in accordance with section .
of an ordinance establishing public
schools, passed and approved August
the 9th, 1877.
auglS-St W. l.. OAbELL, Mayor
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coNNmorIoNs,

A. TEXARKANA, with all trains on ~.
Louis n Iron Mountain and no. Railway for
all points North, East aud southeast.
AZ LONdVlEW JUNCTION and MIN.
NEOIiA, with all trains on tho International
X. X. for Tyler, Palestine, Houston, Calves.
ton and san Antonio.
Al DALLAS, with trains o. tins Houston
aud Toxas Central X. X, foi Corsioana.
MaHia, Bremonl, Waco, Calvert Bryan,
hempeteAd, Brenham and Tor all pOinM IA
Middle aud Southern Texas.
|. AtSHERNAN, with IL. q TO. Railway,
for all nOInla on tn line of that road,
At FORT WORTH, with stages FOR all
points IN western Texas.
; ~ EyEPohr, with Red River steani-
ers for Now Orleans
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MARKETS by TELEGRAPH
Noon Renort-rinanclnI.

GALVESTON, August 20 -Godisl. O5NSl 90,
silver ggcapar Exohaugo---New York sight
h@l5 premium. New Orleans sight par ANA
"a pi emium.
'New YORK, August %. Stocks active, ex-
cited and feverlsh. Money ~ per cent.
Gold 81 Ujls. Exchange long 81 $50; short
"a Sib, state bonds steady, Government
bonds weak.
F..Il 4 nhl.
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HOuslOR and TEXAS Central Railway.

The following Ofices aud Agents have
been establishing by this Company. wncfe
information may Be had concerning not
only the n. A 7. B. Hallway, bnt Texas gen
e'F2 N .EuHEsrKg Eastern Passenger
AGENT al Broadway, N. n.
Gen. J. B. RO tEkI4QN, Pnss. = immit.s-
,loo AGENT lis n. Third street. ~. Louis. NO.
a AIT,FE Northwestern Pass. Agent, wi
| riark street, Chicafo. III.
Ni1,K HObMEs, Southeastern Agent,No.
purueff House, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Inform alton may also v bad A. the egep-
oies of the N. X. 1T. Kali vay, IN New torts
Chicago, cineinnsti' Hanoi f, IN a'''-
esn1 Pnss. Freisi.t At, Houston, fsxss'
>. e ssnl s.5s, Hsuron. zszs. isnsam
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HInIIi.

FLOUR FAIR demand, which Is met freely
NJ thF following quotations; Crescent, In
sacks, "a 90, san Jaolnto IS 7b Empire - 40.
xxx * ~, Eagle 81 0W Magnolia, Ina sacks,
,h lhs,, 81 o., rodd's XXX, " 20, state
Central NNNA, IS dOi Choice Family pa5;
Star Mills Xxx, 81 o.
RRAN-From 20 10 soc,
NORM MIAI-lOn.
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LIME Ann CEMENT.

LGNE-Tho best quality Ia barrels is worth
Is; IN bulk, u 6Oi ordinary Dallas, 2ac. per
bushel.
EMENT-liosendle- ~ worth 81 u barrel
Louisville, best, lit 10 kept, 100 " barrel;
Dallas 81 80.
PLASpEnls worth S. 90 d barrel.
The suppy;Ot the above mentioned artl.
les sample demand fair market nrm,
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COMMERCIAL
aONITAUV

The monetary market IL somewhat string
cut Tor outside business, but there Ia ample
mnds TOT legitimate business and CONNER
olf purposes,
1uLD. buylng, large pieces %, small o.
helllug, large VI amaO 1 90.
HlLVkh-AOmluhi,
There "a unt htlo gold on silver In market
EAtHANoE-CommorciAl \ por cent
disco unit bank, par.
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STATE OF TEXAS.

n givee TO the Passenger a view OF the grand
asf scenery, fnest agricultural district snd
great grazing grounds of the West.
Us passenger and freight trains are sur
passed by none In the State. Pullmane
Palace Drawing Room and sleeping Cara
leave st. Louis daily via the NJ, X. 4 Il. ny
at o a. m; Hannibal at 10 a. M, and sedalis
nj B:23 y. m, running through 70 Denison
sherman, Dallas, Heafne, Austin and h0us-
Mt sherman with the Texas and Pacific rail-
way for the above named points.
The connections of this Road with the ~,
X. a Il. at DenisOn for ~. Louis, Hannibal,
Chicago, Fort Scott, Kansas ttty anu All
points North and East; with tho Texas 4 Pa
cinc nt Sherman for ~. Louis, Cairo, Mems
phls and all points East and southeast, and
~ HOOston with the a., II. 4 y. A for bau
Antonio, the O., II. a II. tor Galveston. the
Texas 4 New Orleans Railway for Beaumont
Orange, etc., the Morgan and Mallory Steam
shil Tor all points on the Gull and Atlantic
coasts and the Liverpool a Toxns steamship
Line 10 Liverpool, havre and other Enfo-
pean cities are perfect, while ~ ffeeuom
lrom dust and heat on account OF tne na. l.Is
| OF the soil and the open prairie country over
which IL panzes, with its cooling sea breeze
pleasant scenery OF broad pfairies, beautiful
| groves, well cultivated helds OF cotton eofh,
| mall grain, and fruita, render ~ especially
| desirable and advantageous 10 travellers anu
| shippers In preference 10 others,
| Al louis Express leaves Galveston daily
| "a xcept saturday. al 2s0 y. ma, Houston ~
| hSD p' m !, Hearne At AS p. m, Dallas t:3o =
mi. and Denfson AZ ll;45 q. m.
Bag rOur Tickets and ship fosr Freight
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July 3l-dlm.

The MILBuRN is the best wagon
for Texas climate. Apply at Martins,
100 Camp street, in the Clark, Bryan
a. brothers, Observation-Disclosures
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NEW YORK, August N,-Money easy at 3
per cent. sterling steady ut 81 O3b. Gold
| 81 o.. New IS 81 0E4 Governments weak
| states steady. -, a. .
| 81 O5l,. sight l.g9s premium. Sterling bank
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Commercial.

Npw ORLEANS, August 2O-Flour dull;
Xxx s. q: XXX s. 1906 %; choice " t99' w.
Corn steady at 6SgtJc. OaH dull AZ Sogtic'
Rice fair dem aud ,hrm, fair 10 choice o't9,1+.
Coffee duh and nominal cag9es co,,,.
0old. sugar steady; common To gOod c oIn-
mon gdSisc; fair TO FULLY fair S4@sci prime
IN choice o. ,agj4c; centrifugal ggs1c; yelioW
clarified lualOAc Molasses nO'hlng GOING
NEW YORK, August 20.-Floui-dull In
buyers favor. VIII VI, spot. quiet anu un-
changed, futures frmer. Corn l9I1Sc lower.
NIght-Flour generally ABOUT steauy
,bongh I'm n.tances a shade lower, demand
moderate, mainly FIR home USE supeinhe
wsstern and state e. 90li 90 southern nour'
heavy, in some cases ~ 10 &c luEeIi o o,il-
mo to fair EXTRAS l59b " goou 10 Sll s,.I
40 "a eOa7 90. Wheat 2a5 lower closlns
Ioayy moderate demand at sO9sl ~. red
and am Der western i5c; amber SOU 'hefi y
iilc lower. moderate business al ozaosig.
oats less active, new scarcely 50 nrhl, Nou -,
RIO dun, &c lower, cargOes lb4gIO5s soiu''o"
lots l6hgllh gold. A.
BALrIMoRE, August 20.-Flour duil. gu
reyd1s IS coat Is; extra - Wg5 l5i iauiliy
"A TsSls IS. Wheat firmer and f.irly ectlVs,
southern red o. S0@l 80; amber u SSi -
No western winter red spot u so. W u
gnst sI 3ih; Septemb 81 ~; OetOoeT ~ y.
Southern corn dull western hiihei' sou'"''"
white 6Oc; yellow 0sgosc'
o. IouIs. August 2o.-Fiour unsettled and
,osrsr 10 sell, only small IOhbins ira ~
Whsat dull; No. 2 led fall 81 49,; No. 90 ~
go, inactive; No. mixed sc Odis IN
e.tive. No. 2 ajj{c. Rye dull 5lc, only &c
hid at call. Barley dulit new NO ~ IN
| Sc. whisky firm at q o. TOT, nun p.,iS
| io,.ar to sali. So 30 bid. Lard dull. buis
,',sst. No ofers. no bids. Bacon active a
5STsSa7s[c. aud s1s9s14c for shoulders eieAi
riPs n sse easier al a 75a5 TO- Cattle dull, No
demand for shipping grades
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close of mRrket--CottOn steady. Upiands
ll5sc. Orleans NC. sales 5,oiS; consolidated
net receipts l,O11; exports Great btl'Sih ''o'%'
continent 70 Dalen.
LIVERPOOL, August 2O,-Noon.-Cotton Is
heavy ., ,,ovAv
,,t,,tt,,,, trninnda Il Lid Cd
Middhng Orleans, ...-614d lol
saies 900 bales; speculation and export
100 6e es; receipts 2 $50 bales; American $50.
Futures SD cheaper. UPlands low MD
ding clause August delivery I'd; septem per Dc,
and October 6i; October ana Soven per P P,
new crop shipped october and November ny
sail 6d. November and December Cd.
D. m.-Upiands low middling clause Au-
gustaelivery 3-32d. . r.,.
$3.50 p. m.-Seles American low Pimad,a
low middlng clause september ana Oeto-
Der delivery 3l-S2d.
NEW OaI.EANs, August 2O--Night-Colton
| dull and lower. Rec pts net ~ bales gross
M: sales Sil bales stock 23,ag2 bales.
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