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The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-08-21

TIE intfiiciescy OF many OF our gen.
eral laws is = matter of universal COM
ment, but recently We have not been
called upon TO witness hagrsnt viola
tions Of our city ordinance especially
such as came under our personal obser-
vation yesterday morning. II we are
not gFeakiy mistaken, one of the city
ordinances is so framed as to prohibit
cattle, horses aud hogs nom running
At large within the corporate limits OF
Austin, making the owner Of such ar
imal OF animals responsible for any
damage that may be done By them
when loose IN the streets. Be that as
il may, We can only state the facts OF
the case in question rs We witnessed
them. A COW, ros having the fear OF
our city fathers in her eyes, was roam
ing around on Pecan street yesler-
iay morning in sesreh OF what che
might deVOnr. Finally ,he came
across the stand OF one OF our
nromineut kucksters aad proceeded,
without ceremony, 10 help herself lib-
erallv 10 some fine cabbage, that oul
gaeetable yendsr had temp,ingly dis
plsved on a shelf near the carblog
The uawelcome bovine visitor had sue
.stcded In making away with sevetA
heads OF cabbage before the vsnder dis
covered her, whea at last, he espied
her as She wss plasidly chewing tn
6f,h csbhsge. he stood not upon tn
..tder Of his going. hut lit out after to-
cs~ Nh cub She. thinking die
eretIon The better part Of vaior. yield
ed the field AZ gracefully as wss con
senient 10 Cow having some hfteei
pounds Of vegetables ensconced in he
aud ran on evidently well pleased will
TIC sncceas Of her mornings raid.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-08-21

Our city is filled with unemployed
labcrers aud mechanic, many OF when
would gladly work If employment
could be obtained. Let some OF cur
philosophical ph,lanthropists devise
some means Of ameliorating the condi-
ton of those who are worthy of assist
ance, and let the vagrant act be rigidly
enforced by our officials, aGninst those
who make no effort to help themselves,
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-08-21

Pafisians, who are a'weTe OF the qui
vive for the prurient in literature. are
rolling under their tongues now a rich
morsel In the shape OF the mt moirs of
Madam Remusat. This estims BILE lady,
belonging to the French nOblesse, was
won with her husband 10 the side of
the First Napoleon. Sac was the
friend and companion Of Josephine and
a resident in the Tuileries from the time
Of the cNnsulship down to the gsudy
days of the Empire. She left diary,
like the careful, scandal-!CyIng French
woman that she was, and this interest
ing document has been published. Il
shows up the the great Corsican captain
in terrible light. HIS loves and his
intrigues, his cruel treatment of Jc-
sephlDP, his debauches Ia the palace
ana his ungoYernable displays of pae-
sion form narrative which few pee
pie can read without losing their re-
spect for the Man Of Destiny-provided
they attach any importance to the reci-
tails OF this alleged court coDfdsnte.
The memoirs dwell at length upon
the relations between Bonaparte aud
Mic. pSpiSth, tHS aSiiCeo VI t4c ~ iult-
die Franchise, and lay bare the social
.keleton, which must have made the
life of Josephine any thing but enviabe.
Some years ago the memoirs Of La
MArechale Junot were given to the
world and the inside life Of Napoleon
was painted by anything but friendly
hand, bu, the MerechNls was a 4 ppant
person, and 1 was bel:, wed that che in
vented much Of her matter In order 20
punish Josephine, whose name had
been mentioned in questionable con-
nection with thst OF her husband. Al.
tog, ther, admitting that only a 1.-THE OF
the things are true which have been
told of the domt site life Of the great
CorSican, he must have been sDyihing
but good citizen.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-08-21

LOCAL is not mOdiste, nor does
he pretend to be good judge OF the
manner in which the fair sex should
arrange their wearing apparel, but II
we may be allowed to venture an
opinion, we think that the average
Austin lsssie draws tho strings little
utoO fight"
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-08-21

SCHOOL. TO get the benefit Of the
pssbody fund, must be a municipal
school, and not governed by private
cornorstion or ASSOCIATION. lite officers
must be chosen by the city govern
ment. who will have supreme power
over the school. People talk about
creating such q school in Austin.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-08-21

OF yesterday, asking that the Colorado
be allowed TO enter on DIR. Brosn's re-
port. Ny answer was to keep her ont
until further directions and that hal
not heard from DR.. Stewart, on the
Houston board. Since that have been
telegrsphed from Houston by Mrj r
Burke that Stewart had returned
"sIthou: clicIiiDg any facts more
than those .ntsinsd in our protest and
his communication of the fifteenth in
slant, already submitted TO you" ]
ind by the Meas that your board are
divided about the facts, as well rs he
principle, upon which you should act
in the matter. The Houston board
presents an sntrely different state Of
fsc.s, showing that the yellow fever
must have been in Rio when
the Colorado was loaded. ] have
now carefully read over the con
troveTsy IN your board, which l
was not aware of so fully until | got
yesterdays nlws The true question,
as | regard il, is, shall the ship be al
mitted when it arrives with the lights
then before the board. On that your
board ives equally divided, but it was
unanimously agreed to leave it to me.
Under those circumstances | decided,
and still decide, that the Colorado
shall be kept out until further direc-
tions, that being the safe side in ref
erence to the liYes Of the people. You
are aware that d.. Rutherford, the
medical adviser, is absent, and for
that reason it was that required unan-
Unity in your board to admit the veg
sci. He will return shortly, and IN
the meantime l will endesvor to frame
mode Of investigation that will settle
this matter as soon as possible.
| again here repeat my entire conf
deuce in the desire of the Galveston
board to do right and to protect the
people of the State as we'll as those OF
their own city. But when they SO d.
rectly disagree among themselves sure
lY reasonable delay fer investigation
is desirable.
Respectfully, yours, ETC.,
o. M. ROBERTS, Governor.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-08-21

Ing far famed b Iston lske ice does
not su pass in quality the "itcie mah :-
fsctured ID lLis ciy. The icc y c'''i -i
are in full! bias, PM iuru "nt 'uihehse
quantities of the indispensable summer
LUXURY daily.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-08-21

DIR. SHAcKELFoRD, just from Bastrop,
informed us of terrible accident IN
the above town. Monday last about
10 o'clock, the arched brick reef OF
a new building Of Mr.. Werizler fell
ID, killing John Black, farmer,
who WAS in the store trading and Sc
riously injured a little boy nemed
Gus. Porter, who was clerking in the
establishment.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-08-21

MISS CoRA HKLLKSswoRTH has Just
received . new lot Of leghnrn flats and
the latest style Of shade hsts, which
she offers At the lowest prices FOR cash.
The ladies will find it greatly TO their
interest to cali within the next thirty
dsys a. Miss HellensWorth will sell her
spring stock st cost; pattern bats and
bonnets.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-08-21

THOUGH the population of this city
is strictly cosmopolitan, yet we are
proud of the fact that Austin is ore oil
the most orderly cities in the South.
Our court records will favorably COM
pare with these of any city OF similar
size. As general thing, our people
are industrious and law-abiding, which
is quite an inducement TO the better
class of people that are daily seeking
homes in Texas.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-08-21

The :O.d Hickory" wagon is the
best cons,iu' It'd az tinisied farm and
freight wagon now ia IN nkc', besides
having tie very imp1want and long
needed valuable improve mcut, u catton
frame OF cotton bed, TWO inches thick
ard eight inches wide, with two sets
of side boards twelve inches wide each,
making the bed two feet eight inches
deep, if desired, with a capacity for
holding thirty bushels of corn in the
shuck. This wagon Is manufactured
and placed in the market by the IA
nous firm B. F. Avery s. S ma, of Lou
isville, Kentucky, as the finest, best
finished and most durable wagon now
manufactured, and to be sold ct Gerry
lOlo prices will issue a written guar
antee to every purchaser, that it is
equal if not superior to any strictly
first class wagon in the market and will
fully warrant the same as long as any
first class wagon is warranted. have
just received the first car load of these
wagons and most respectfully invite all
and every one to call at my store, in
PATS building ON Pecan street, tc
examine the same and convince them
selves If the above statement is correct
and prices not remarkable low.
Respectfully,
su21d1:-w4t p II. GERHARD.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-08-21

F. Moses & Co, of Georgetown,
rn-cbased the first bale OF cotton
brought to ,hs. place at . l-@e. - y
weighed $50 pounds, and was raisee
near Corn Hi, by r. II. Denison' ana
shipped TO WATSON & Wider, OF Gal
yaafpn
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-08-21
TIE Central trains now arrive at 4

TIE Central trains now arrive at 90
p. n. and depart at 1885 r. n.
FAST express train on the Inferno
ionsl Railroad leaves ct 500 A. n.
and ARRIVES Of e:16A. y. daily; accom-
mediation train leaves ct 4:30 r. u. and
arrives at 80 A. u.
TIE through train from Georgetown
arrives at 6:15 p. NJ, and departs II
G As p. n.
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AW.na.r.r from Au.tin.

A correspondent, telling of his jour
MY fI"m mis- city to Blue Ridge, Viz
gInia, s1ys:
eucouni, reI IN Jefferson, in this
State, Cap. M-rtiu, formerly Governor
Hubbard's priys;e secretary, and with
whose family -pent g pleasant eyer
ing Capt Mar in is doing well, max
ing money and reputation.
The narrow gauge rsilr Dad from this
place is a p ritst sUcccss. Col. Harri-
sou, pr-si ~. Oi me r2af, says it is
paying hands MY. The Gust, includ-
ing depOIs With sufficient engines and
cars, only amounted to about sixty five
hundred dollars 10 the mile, and this,
too, wheD ma eEi1l aud labor we've higher
than tC- 'ay aud over a country very
like that from Austin TO Fl Paso.
Jefferson, with her limited resources,
can accomplish so much, what GU 1t
Austin tir do with all her w-alth POI u
laIioDl With LITTLE enterprise Austin
C I'D turn the odr5s of trade of eight
.: TN C, unties into her Jap sud
with the opeDlrgO' the mint o! Liam"
ard Barnet, she would b come the
mart 10 which her oldest citizens had
not hoped 10 attain. Bat Jefferson Is
not satisfied with two railroads. SD
Is hGvIrg erected q mammoth No :
compress; the building alone is twu
hundred feet square, the III chiuGry Of
the mist improved type, some of be
| castings weighing rs much IA 1000
pounds, and the cylinder eight feet IN
d. a Iaff
fully 30, 900 bales of cotton IN Coming
seas N, ADD with good crop OF corn
tnSut ~ to her, she is on the road to
| prosperity and deserves success, for ht
citiz ms have had everything 10 dis.
Courage them for four or iive years.
As passed OF t. st. Lus and
through the Wes', the crops | .oked
well. All the reports show argel
yield OF wheat than usual, and Il {
quality good. TIE outlook is so brizi
that the price is steadily deciining
With cDniiuned good weather for tht
next two or three weeks the corn st .tel
will raise the largest crop ever II
cred. | stopped few days 10 Chilli
cothe. They told me t'ere ", ulC
h'rdly be b.gs enough II
hold the wheat raised II
the Scioto valley Ia Virginia The
prospects are MT 81 bright, she ha
suffered somewhat from the drouth
though in he valley every t1ing look
lovely. Whist is needed in this 8 ate
like Texas, is Nor,hern capital and the
immigration OF cool farmers. Nes
here is the gap through which Gen
Early passed when Sheridan wss 81
anxious to mske Ills p rscnsl AZ qaain
lance. Here are pure sulphur prlng
and chalyDeate water, and not far of
is TIE Mountain Top House, whicl
many GalYestonisns frsqnent. Il ,art
and lodging, thirty dollars per north
The therm' meter at 8 A NJ. this morn
ing stood at 60
thark you FIR the STATESMAN for
warded PROMPT J. Nobody Can ap
pTeciate gond home paper as the
should utt'l they are far from home
OF which it reminds the IeIder wit
force and deiigh. J. A. w.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-08-21

UTILIZE idle labor" Oh. yes, OF
course; place the tramps of Austin to
work on the streets and it will be
move in the night direction. We
have idle labor enough to place ouI
city in a perfectly healthy condition,
provided each Vagrant in our midst
was furnished shovel and fought The
application Of the same.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-08-21

The house of Jacob Fontaine, in
Wheatville, caught fire about IL
O'Clock Sunday night while he was alb
sent at church and was entirely con-
sumed. The less amounted to about
$500. No insurance. 1t Is thought to
be the work of an incendisIy. The
fire companies were on hand, but were
too late to render any aid. Protection
and Hope Hook and Ladder were the
first on the ground, closely followed
by Washington Fire Company No. =.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-08-21

THE REAsoN.-The reason for the
unprecedented demand for DR.. Prices
Cream B king Powder is the result of
Its being of superior strength, uniform
quality; contains 40 unwholesome
substance. Having thoroughly tested
1t, we have no hesitancy in recommend
ing il.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-08-21

BEST HoUsEKEBPERs. the best
housekeepers in our land are to be be-
lieved, there are no hsvorlpg extracts
worth as much as DIR. Prices S oecisl
Flavorings. Let DR.. Pnce's Vsnills,
Lemon. Orange, Rose, Almond, or Nc
tarine Flavors once be used and they
will always be desired.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-08-21

PERSONS or TAsTR.-The most re-
fined nations have an appreciation OF
sweet odors, and find pleasure in the
use Of articles agreeable to the sense OF
smell. DIR. Price's Calque Perfumes
are pronounced by the best judges to
he superior in rich, fresh, fiowery fra
GRANGE to any coming from abroad.
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PerSOnRl.

Gen. Samuel f. Cary, the champion
Greenbscker, announces his purpose to
stump Ohio for Gen. Ewing.
The two daughters Of the late Cen
r. + Lee, Misses Mary ard Mildred,
are spending their summer IN Norway.
The New York World rc-assCrts thar
the body of A. T. Stewart was recnv-
cred some months ago and that $50 900
was paid for its return. At any rate,
work on the magnificent vault at Gar
den city, Lorg Island, FOR the reception
of the body, - still goirg on.
The late Robert Argyle, Of G I'D Hill,
Nevada, one of the first settlers of the
Uomstock, Las left $40 900 to the city
of San Francisco to build q fountain
He has ordered the foundation to be
made of refuse quartz from each Of the
Comstock mines.
The largest steel cannon ever cast in
Russia IS now the subject OF expert
ments in St Petersburg. l. was made
In the government f undery OF O5uk-
hoff; it is 16 inches in diameter, 100, =
600 pounds IN weight, 35 feet in length,
and throws ball nearly five miles.
The Workmea's party in California
seems to be dropping TO the rear, and
the indications are that it will make a
poor showing at the coming election.
/, is reported at Vienna that the ex
Empress Eugene has purchased Was
serbufg Castle, in Upper Syria.
General William Salisbury, of Cats,
Kill, is said to be the posscssor of {
genuine Holbein-a portrait of fair Anne
Boleyn.
In consequence of the protest o.
England ana France against the return
Of the ex-Khedive to Egypt, hc has re
linquished his intention of going back
Senator Dawes has gone To the Yves
on his mission of looking after thu
Cheyennes. He stopped III st. L us
and greatly pleased her citizens by ex
pstiating upon her growth since 1861
President Grevy delights greatly il
shooting, and intends to lease fores
for the eastn. In his shooting excur
sions he is generally accompanied b,
his daughter, who has inherited he
fathers tastes as well as some of tn
more serious portion of his character
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-08-21

FEVER and ague, malsrial fever, bill
ious and typhoid fevers all origin .te in
one producing cause, and may all be
easily prevented by Parsons Pngati0e
Pills. These pills act powerfully and
directly upon the blood.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-08-21

IT Is a6aagerons thing to allow diar-
sh91 or dysentery to 90 unchecked
and there e No need Of il. A small
bottle d f.41r1< dre2rns Liaimsnt
yin curt a. ncs> ,.oooo,n case that
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-08-21

A CARD.-ro all who arc suffering
from the errors and indiscretiOns of
youth, nervous weakness, early decay,
loss of manhood, etc., l will send s
recipe that will cure you, free OF
charge. This great remedy was dis
covered 10y missionary in South
America. Send self-sddressed Gu
yelope to the Rev. Joseph T. Inmsn,
station d, New York, City.
~. lans1v1v
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-08-21

WHICH n CaRAPEsri-A package Of
DUKES Durham, containing flneafy
pipe-fulls Of the best smoking tobacco
nade, or one common ciaarl Each
z---s On aEais. ia29d&Wiy
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-08-21

General +. +. Tyler, postmaster OF
Baltimore, deserves rvnown as a horti-
culturist. He has Just plucked in his
garden single tomato weighing two
pounds and thirteen ounces.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-08-21

DIED-Sunday, the seventeenth IL
slant, at Duval, Mrs. MARTHA w. HoL-
MAN, widow of Col. James S. Holman
and mother of Mrs. Col. George Flour
noy, aged 75 years. Mrs. Holman was
an old citizen and leaves many rela-
tives snd friends to mourn her loss.
We extend our coincidence to the grief
stricken relatives in this their great
bereavement.
DIED.-At the house of MIR. Nc
Lean, near Llano, Texas, on the thir-
teenth instant, Arthur w. Chambers,
late of Woodstock, Ontario.
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.uARKKrs by TELEGRAPH.
GALVESTON MARKETS.

GALVESTON, August 9.-Cotton- Re-
teipts 432 bales; exports coast, -. bales;
sales 1897 bales; stock on hand $3.50
bales; market firm; m ddling 1890; low
middling 101sc; good ordinary 9Hc.
Wheat, red No. 2 $1.O9; No. 3 do.
S1.04; NO. Csc; Mediterranean No. 2
$lO0; No. 8, 96c; No. 4 do 93c.
Corn, Western, Goo. Oats, western
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-08-21

REED's Gilt Edge Tonic stimulates
the digestive orf-ans and adds tone and
strength to the stomach.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-08-21

REEDS Gilt Edge Tonic is a whole
aome stimulant and its quality is guar
anteed.
Mcdaniel & Co., sole agents, Aus
tin, Texas.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-08-21

REEDS Gilt Edge Tonic is mild
corrective, aud its purity and flavor are
guaranteed.
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RRED's Gilt Ed &c Tonic gives tone
to the stomach and digestive organs.
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canl,al NaIe..

A ull be seen BY she following lei
ter the Governor takes aetinn a. Go the
steamship Colorado:
AUSTIN. August 10, 1879.
M; &. =: nsAsn. rses,eent nazra q neahh a
pssr SRI received Jour Telegram
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One dollars worth OF "BLACk-
DRAUGHT" will save fifty dollars in
doctors bills.
For SAFE oy j. J. Tobin.
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AuaIin narheG quotations..

Butter, % c. Eggs, 1s Las.
Grain. - Corn, 75c. Oats,
Bright, 45c. Wheat, $1.00 Fod-
der, 81. 90 per hundred. Hay, $i.s5
Chickens, S150 per Gozen. Po-
tatoes-Sweet, $1.00 per busheL Irish,
$3.50 per barrel.
Hides. dry flint 10 lee.
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Stage mails, every day ex-
ept Sunday. ...... leave 100 A. u.
Fredericksburg, Fl Psso,
Blenco, Fort Concho, every
day except Sunday, leave
and arrive every day.. 1900 Il,
LOckhart stage departs. ex-
cept Sunday. ........,.. TOO A. n.
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When the Bowels are Disordered,

REEDS Gilt Ridge Tonic is safe and
pleasant lnvigorant for delicate females.
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new ORLEANS MARKETS

Nav ORLEANS. August l9.-Cotton
quiet and firm; sales 125 bales; ordinary
91Sc; good ordinary 924c; low middling
101Sc; middling 101sc; good middiing
lie; middling fair Ike; receipts, net
56 bales, gross So bales; exports coastwise
-. bales; stock on hand 472l bales
Sight Nc premium. Sterling, bank
AJAX; consOls 37A@3S.
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KANSAS CITY MARKETS.

KANSAS CITY, August 19.-Wheat No.
2, spot, S71Sc. bid; No. 3, spot, one car
sold at size.
Bacon, clear, $50; rib and long, SIS. 10,
with large demand.
Grass wintered Texan steers, $4,000
300; corn fed, $3.25@3.75.
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Sour Stomach is instantly relieved by
a dose of ''BLAcK-DRAUeHT."
For sale w J. }. roOIn.
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"BLAcK- DRAueHT,

yeTetable liver medicine.
For sale hH j. Topln.
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LIVERPOOL MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL. August 10. --Noon--Cotton
Firm; middling uplands 616d; middling
Orleans 9-16d; sales 5000 bales; spec
ulation and export 1000 bales; receipts
400 bales; American 1850 bales. Fu-
lures opened with buyers at 1-32 less.
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ONll IIINUIi NVtNNNif FNI NtIotts ="
LUMBER.
Texas Pine, Rough, per n ...S II %
" Dressed one side. 20 90
Dressed two sides 80 90
" Flooring, dressed,
tongued and erooved. .... 2e 90
Texas Pine. Siding. $1,000. II 90
White Pine, Siding, clear. 90 90
Three-elghths
beaded ceiling, clear. $3.50. 20 90
Shingles, Sawed Cypress, No.
/, per thousand, heart. . Co
Shingles, Sawed Cypress, No.
2, per thousand ....... 90
Lath. White Pine, per 1O00... 90
" Texas Pine. 90
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ST. LOUIS MARKETS

ST. LOUIS, August 19-Flour dull and
unchanged; Xxx fall $3.90@4.35: xxx
fall red g. 35@4.50; fancy "a 55@4 So;
choice to fancy $4.7O@5.40. Wheat
higher; No. Q red fall 944@941kc,
cash. Corn firmer; No. 2 mixed 21A,
cash; Oats dull. No. 2, 2I1s@211kc cash
Whisky steady $1.06. Pork dasier at
$s.95@9.0N Lard nominally unchanged
selling at $5.6O@5.7O Bulk meats
nom nally firm: clear ribs 81 65W4 20;
clear sides $4S5@49O. Bacon firm but
slow; clear ribs $5.30@5 .35; clear sides
$5.50@5 go.
CHICAGO MARKETS.
CHICAGO, August 19.-Wheat in good
demand and shade higher; No. Chi
cago spring 93c. No. do. Sc cash.
NEW YORK MARKETS.
NEW YORK, August 19.-Cotton quiet
sales 538 bales; middling uplands II Sc
Orleans 1lAc.
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