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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-08-28
Cnp,aIn Elgin on prohib,,lon

From the Galveston News,
MooDY, August %, lSS5.-Prohibi-
bition and anti-prohibition met AT
Moody yesterday evening. Jas. l..
Moore aud h. a. Jones, of Waco, rep.
resented the prohibitionists, and Cap
tain j, H. Elgin, from the same place,
the anti-prohibiiiUnists. The princi-
pal points made by Captain Elgin in
his addrl IS are rs follows:
He said the question had been much
confused; that prohibition had bccn
confounded with temperance, and the
temperance sentiments of the people
appealed to support the political issue
of prohibition lie said the question
was whether the taxation upon sa-
looms should continue aud stringent
laws he passed to regulate them. OF
whether they should be relieved OF
taxation aud released from all control
oi the law. lie admitted that prohi-
bition might prohibit in the country
and small towns, but even there the
gain in morals was at the cost of 1
principle, which endangered the lib
critics of the people. In towns ant
| cities the size of Waco. he asserted
prohibition had never prohibited, ant
supported his position by citing th'
cities of Maine aud Iowa, where, h,
said, the ten leading cities, which hal
i26 saloons before prohibition, had IN
creased the number to IA. lie claim
cd that under the policy OF tho dem
ocrats, of regulating by law, that the,
could rs cilec lively prohibit in tn
country MS under prohibition, an'
in the towns aud cities greatly init
gate the evil.
Speaking of Rev. DIR. Carroll, h,
challenges any one to question hi
love and friendship for him, but sal
that he had dcsocrated the Sabbatl
set apart by God and the laws of Tea
as as II day for devotion, by using /
TO make stump speech and fire tn
partisan heart. He had He'd from Ii
hustings and taken refuge in Ii
church where his opponents could NJ
he heard, nor his fallacious positio
contradicted; that he had betrayed Il
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Eczema!

| For the benefit Of suffering humanity. and
| In heartfelt gratitude at the wonderful result
! deem II onty my duty TO give this unsolicited
wife has been afflicted with hereditary Eczema
\ or Salt hhoum from her Infancy. IL has In
| creased IN Intensity with each succeeding
l spring. aud beiug somewhat skilled In medi.
clue myself, tried every remedy Icould think
Of for years---sarsapafilla combined with every
| form OF Potassie, and hundreds Of other rem.
edies. lotions and alkali washes OF every
every known kind but tboy all gave only tenn
porary relief Turing the spring OF lssi her
that she was Obliged To keep them constantly
coated with n covering OF '.fulleTs Earth
mixed wet and allowed 70 dry on. Among
other things she was afflicted with = periodical
nervous headache. occurring regularly every
seven days. som, times follOped by an inter
mittent fever for weeks at time, so that life
eoAme n burden 20 her.
This spiing a etermi ed she should take ;.
5 aud follow strictly the directions in re-
ard to dose, diet etc This was about seven
eeks ago, After taking the flrSt large bottle
the disease scene To Increase the burning
Itching and inflammation became nnbear-
use Of the medicine Aslef taxing the second
bottle the Inflammation began 10 subside AT
ter tho third bottle the Inflammation disap..
pcntcd and sore spots dried up and turned
white aud scaly. and hnally she brushed them
Oh IN All impalpablc white powder resembling
pnre salt She is nov taking the sixth bottle,
three tSblespOoufuls four times daily. Every APP
pearance Of the disease has gone, and her hcsh
Is bee. ming OFT white and smooth again; and
what Il more, her periodical headaches have
disappeared. and she Is now, at 50 years of age;
enjoying the only good health she has known
inr upwards ofiotiy yeatL No wonde, she de-
5. =. is worth thousand times It's weight in
gold.
Any further Information concerning her case
Will be Chccrfuly given by herself at her resi-.
dencc, 1913 Mullett street or by me,
JOHN r. BR III Y, a Grlswold 81.
Detroit Mich, Mayi6 1855.
BE sure TO get the genuine and send for
Treatise On Blood and Skin Diseases, free.
For sale by all druggists.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO..
Drawers, Atlanta, Ga.
Isl y. TMenty Third hiree.t ~, Y.
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] From the Detroit Free Pres,
III have had trouble with one of my
ncighbors." said farmer yesterday
after he had climbed three flights OF
stairs TO interview Griswold street
lawyer.
Exactly, sir, suppose IL is your
misfortune to live neighbor to mean
man"
"Ilis cattle got into my field last
spring.
"Did, chi Well, we can take him
tor damages, and you are sure ofyour
case. How many head and what..shall
we put the damages att"
"Well, you see | got mad about IL
and turned my hogs into his later
patch"
Jaw! Can he prove III"
"Oh, | owned It right up, and we
agreed to call matters square"
"Umphl Perhaps, however, we
eau make out that you were Temporal
rily insane and not in condition TO
make bargains"
"Oh, it isn't that, sir. Three days
ago one of my horses was killed"
ak actly."
"rhe beast ran against my neigh
boris barbed wire fence"
al see. The fence was dangerous
obstruction. Your horse was in the
highway"
"No, sir. lilo was in my neighbours
field and tried to jump out"
"Umn
"Can you take the case and make
anything out of III"
"I-a-r-d-l-y. Hnld oni won't
agree to secure You any Images for
your horse, but I'll fix il so he can't
collect anything tor his fence. That
leaves you with horse hide worth SO
aud the proud consciousness of hav-
ing stood mp for your rights like an
American"
The farmer laid down a SIS bill and
the lawyer was retained.
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Aie those disorders which, begin
ming with an apparently trivial inac =
tivity of the kidneys or bladder, term
mates in Bright's disease, diabetes
and cysiiits. The first two not only
Interrupt the functions of the renal
organs, but destroy their structure
with rs much certainty ~ tubercular
consumption docs that of tho lungs,
liostettcr's Stomach iiitters is All cX-
ccllent diuretic, promoting the actiyi.
ty of these organs without over excit-
ing them, thus averting tho deadly
malsdics in winch their inaction is 70
prone To eliminate. The removal
from the blood of impurities which
thckidneys should bui..do not when in
active, cccrete. is another bcnciicient
effect of this Incompatible mcdica,ed
stimulent and depurent. The Bitters
is, in all cases, too, u line restorative
to vigor aud aid tC digestion, rene
dies malarial diseases, and banishes
liver complaint and constipation.
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ATTENTION vOsERsi

All voters in Justice Precinct No. l,
and Election Precinct No. 6, will vote
at Hubby house about one mile FROM
corporate limits on road leading to
White Hall. Election Precinct No. {
comprises all that portion outside OF
city and in following limits: Begin
ming at northeast corner OF Carlos
O'Campo survey;thence with O'Campc
north line to line of Justice Precinct
No. /; thence with said line to Bosqne
down Bosque to Brazos river, and
down Brazos 10 place of beginning.
O'Campo north line Is about two
miles below corporate limits of thu
city CT Waco. ..
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what shall We DO /!

This is the prominent question that
stands in front of every business man
in Waco now. How can sales he in
creased, dead beats eNtinguished, bad
customers avoided and desirable trade
maintained 2 And with these points
in constant view, we are using every
effort to please the ladies of Waco by
promptness, iaithfulness, close prices,
best goods, and n determination to
please tho most eNaciing. We most
respectfully solicit your custom.
A. JONES TAYLOR II Bro.
Waco Supply Stores.
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rroperTrea,ment torCougns.

That the reader may fully under.
stand what constitutes II good Cough
aud Lung Syrup, we will say that Tar
and Wild Cherry is the basis of the
best remedies vet discovered. These
ingredients with several Others equal
ly as eilicacious, enter largely into
DR.. Bosanko's Cough and lung Syrup
thus making II one OF the most relia
BILE now on the market. Price so cts
and 81 90. Samples free. Sold by
| w. A. Williamson a. Go.
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All trains on the Texas n ST. Louis
road came In on time yesterday.
From the train men IL was learned
that the strike will not amount to
anything and IL will be over in fow
days. 1t was an ill-dcviscd affair
from the beginning, and will not eff
feet seriously any working depart
ment on the road.
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st,muIan,, ron,c and Nour,.hment.

These are the threciold daily requirements
Of human life, particularly IN the whirl aud
rush of social and business existcncs Con.
slant exhaustion Of all the. powers re-.
quircs perpetual rehabilitation. Concentrated
rccupcratiOn IL the great problem which Is sue.
crssfnliy solved In Dufly's furo Malt Whisky,
that furnishes all the stimulating, strengthen
ing and uourishing compliments OF the finest
barley In the most efficient and henlthful FORM
entirely free from every injurious element 50
that the most delicate systems or critical con
noisseurs derive the greatest good and utmost
satisfaction from its usu.
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Protection in the Il. d. A. secure,
Il tcost based on mortality.

Mr.. 4. w. Atkins, Girard. Kan.
mend your Elccric Bitters TO my Gus
toners, they give entire satisfaction
aud are rapid sellers" Electric Bit
ters are the purest and best medicine
known and will positively cure Kid
ney and Liver complaints. Purify the
blood and regulate the bowels. No
family can afford to be without them.
They will save hundreds of dollars in
doctors bills every year. Sold nj fifty
cents a bottle by Castles Il Morrison.
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Whenever yon want to haye fine
photograph taken, don't waste your
money on the cheap work Of itinerant
and inexperienced operators, but call
at w. ID. Jaokson's and see for your
self the fine specimens of work that
he Is constantly Issuing from his gal
lery, on Austin avenue.
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Personal.

Miss Kate Stoutc has removed her
millinery establishment from her old
stand on Austin street to more COM
modious quarters ON Fourth between
Franklin aud Mary, where she will
close out her present stock at and be-
low cost in order to make room for
fall goods.
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KlRKrATRicK. HosEA.--At the residence OF the
brides parents. OH South Eighth street.
Thursday evening. August &c. Rev, Horace
Bishop officiating Mr. r. g Kirkpatrick and
Miss 4. y. lIoneR.
To the happy couple the ExAMIs-
Err, with their numerous friends, OK
tends congratulations and wish that
happiness may be theirs through life.
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In yon glide meath the mountain
side where glidcs the gurgling crystal
stream, grows n diminutive shrub,
which has fulfilled its mission in fur
nishing ingredients for English Fe-
male Bitters.
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Attention at a Hotel.

What kind OF attention do you expect at :
hotelg Inn attention, TrRye ers should; there
fore, carry n bottle of Or. Biggets ilucklehcrrl
Cordial. which touuteracis the effect OF hAt
water and change of climate. sold eHclu
siYolN nj nLiun nrmK stOIs
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You can buy six pounds of Ar
buckles and Levering's roasted coffee
for one dollar ut VIM. A. Miller's, cor.
ner Austin and Sixth streets.
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Prescriptions aud family recipes are
now in order. Take them to W. l..
fuckers "Lion Drug Store" VIII
have the best attention day or night
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Our boot and shoe department will
he open september LIST, and we hope
to have call from all who are de-
sirous of buying irst-class goods al
moderate prices. Levine Bros.
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We are never out when II comes Ia
boys knee pants, and can give you
satisfaction at all times,
Levine Bros.
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Ut. LOUIS, August 27.-Plour- Unchanged.
Wheat - Opened about steady, then
declined S@kc but soou reacted aud advanced
lie and closed H@ac above Saturday. No.
red. cash, SgayOk; August s6s, optembcr, ST.
"a %, October, 9l1say24-, November, yjhGyG-
market closing at outside figures
Curn-SlOw but hrmef. No. mixed cash,
iOis ai2 september, 400; year Sstai0
oats-iIigher and Arm; No, ? mixed cash 2J'
d25, August 23k
tornmeAl-Quiet at 81 ".
whisky-SteAdy al 81 IS
Proyislons- Stronger and more done.
purk-sg l5dg So
Lard-sd 90 bid for small lots.
Bulk mrau-Car lots + o B.. long clear s g.
short rid s ~, short clear GO
BEcon-Long clear. So s5@G 10 short III,
" yiatG S5s3 short clear, q GOsG70
Hams-lU O0all 50.
| iFTERsOoS BOARD.
Al the afternoon board wheat was excited
and higher August W, September DO'f octo
| Der gJh.
| Confirm but dull.
| Oats-Stcady.
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Chairman Executive Committee.

AnRostura Btters are endorsed by all the
purity and wholesOmeness. Beware OF eoun.
terfcils aud ask your gGO,er aud druggist iof
the genuine article, pfrpArd by Dt, j. b. sle-
CERT n sons. "a
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coos 20. western OoGsOo Texans 7S@Soo.
lambs. per head oogS CO..
wool.
wool-firm and unchanged. Tub washed
2Ia9O4 unwashed i2m2ik. Texas ll@ll
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Filling prescriptions specially a
IL. Bchrcn's, either day or night
None but purest drugs used.
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b. Haber sells straw hats cheaper
than anybody. Go and see if he
don't.
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Write II. b. PARROT manager II. Is.
A. for application and become n
member at once.
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Al 800 and Sl25 we are offering
an extra fine assortment of boys knee
pants. Levine Bros.
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Remedies"

TAKE r ana dncis,a P'S Ais'uSsA
only lcN loses necessary to check the wots
cases of dysentety or iiux. Price Is cents per
Corner square and Third Streets.
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Pixies Toothache drops cure In one
minute. German Corn Remover kills
sOrns and bunions.
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As usual we distance all competitors
in getting our new fall shapes in gents
hats, Levine Bros.
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COMM ERCIAL.
WACO COTTON MARKET.

prices unchanged
Receipts yesterday, 81 bales; total to date
1885 bales.
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Big line OF boys knee pants AT 75c,
81 and Sl.25, at Levine Bros.
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Husband, join the Texas Beneyo-
lent Association immediately.
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Drop around and try one of our
new fall shapes in stiii' hats.
Levine Bros.
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CITY MARK E'rs.


| Corn-white. per bu. 8cc.
| Oats-sacks, 2Ocd2io.
wheAt-eocg7Oc. per bushel
Nicaragua wheat 400,
Millet-per ton, sSai0
! Prairie hay-per ton, tpee6
Lumber.
Rough, pet N, Il co. flooring. Is 90 sidini
yellow pine. is 20 siding, white piue. - U
siding poplar % co. ceiling. yellow pine. % U
ceiling white pine 80 % ceiling, poplar. ~ 0,
shingles, best cypress. per " 90 shingles
second best cypress, 90, shingles, heart pine
% hnishine lumber poplar per NJ 50 90 nm
lshing lumber white pine. 20 90.
Hides and Peitry.
Hides-Dry Aint II to Is'sc, dry salt, 10 TO II,
Peltries-Decr skins u to i7c, antelope 10 to
i5o seal skins. IS TO ao, sheep palts, Is pei
wool, ~ To DC shearllngs 10 to lSc.
Tallow-Prime, 5kc tallow grease, ~ 10 &c.
tease yellow tn brown 4 IN &c
groceries.
Bacou--short ciear. Sc,
HAms-llAG
Moiasses Louisiana new. 10 TO $50: Louislana
CoHte-Fair. iOX to i2c; prime Rio. II. to
Ne: choice Rio. ~ to i2Sc peabcrry. ID To Is
sugars--Brown, 6N@6ek. Z, 7N@sc; white
Fioureofdinary. per 100 lbs, Los to $50. fam.
ly, 27h patent process. 500 To Alb; fancy pat
n 6st sSs esT s.rsy S g s7s sr.
rels, 4 rs; hoininy, pearl, Is.
Coarse Salt per barrel 2 %. dairy, s2S
Rice.Choico Louisiana, 7So per ID, prime
~ to 6kc.
staroh-reari. axe, II. O., 10 lbs, bulk. Sc
Miscellansous-Blaok pepper, zoe soap, white,
per box, ass. soap. Extra olive. per boz
Ala soap blue olive. per box. 3 70,
oil, kerosene, ITO test 2.Ss, 40; kerosene, lilo
test l2-ls; Asl kerosene, $50 tosI 2-5s 400; bar
rels, per gallon, i7o, candles, lic; beans, per
III, Ito 4hc, Lima. Sc cheese. full cream, l6So
To 8, half iuch basis, Sbsc, kraut per barrels
$50 per half barrel, 400 pickles, half barrels
medium, 800; barrels, small. iiOo
noions, per barrel 2b9 cabbagcs, per crate
$50 cider. barrels $50. half barrels Sb0 potH.
oes, per busheL In sacks 81 10.
Fruit, Poultry. s:npic. Etc,
Approximation por barrel 81 10. Texa
per bushcl 81
Lemons Palermo 81 20 In 81 80 Mcssina sos
o. 50 10 . per box.
Irish potatoes Northern II peck barrels, '
o. 30 per bushcl7Or I
Cabbage western per crate. s225
Chickgns- POI dozen. 200 10 O. So turkeys
g. 20 To s. 90 , B % DIR
onions-2 7S@8 % per barrel
Egks-sdlOc per dozen.
nutnr-Ch"ioo western, "a 10 800 country, is
to SOC
Orange. --Mcssina g. Imperial o. 80
Checsc--sul cream, ice, western sommed,
Sc VA fnll cream. iiysc
Dried npples Quarters. tkc; N. \. sliced, SIC,
ovapurnted, 80 lbs boxes, DC
krOut- Per barrel, o. 30 half barrel s376.
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Let all Texans vie with each other
in uilding state institution. 4. u. a
best in the world.
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Wootan Wells water on ice, by The
glass or gallon, at III. BEiiREN's.
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New accessions just received at the
Academy OF Art.
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Simple

IRON "TUUKEKSP1L OINTMENT"
nv cures the worst cases. Price
anil, ..U cents per bottle.
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A choice lot of new picture frames
at the Academy of Art.
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Nsw oRLEAss. August q Futures closed
steady, 10 points higher
Sales. l0u, soi bales.
This fllluW ins ar. ~ a intatIUuss
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aAIFhSTON fNTuhh
GALvKsros August "a Futures opened and
ruled dun. closing dull, generally to 6
points higher
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ST. LOUIS, Aug. 25.-tattle-R Receipts. LOO
better feeling aud more dispositionto operate;
prices steady. Native shipping steers, 500
5 81 Colorado steers iO6i 50. native butch
eTs steers. OOaI "a, mixed lots Of butnhcTlng
stock iOagJ 50 grass Texas steers, 2 jogl3 co
Indian steers 2 6OaiOO
Hogs-Keceipts 5000 market active atI Goa
40
Sheep Receipts, 100 best grades steady.
but poor grades dull and not wanted. good u
choice mutt1ns Old5 10 common To medium
OC@275. lambs, h5@3 20,
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GALVESTON COTTON MARKET


GALvEsrOs. August G.-spot closed quiet,
l-lGth higher
Gross receipts 65i; Sales 59E Exports 0,
shipments coastwlsc 27i7; Stock 1875.
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NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.

rEu Yohx TuruRnE.
sKw YoRx. August 27,-fu,ures closed
barely steaiy ? to point. higher.
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chicago Gra,n Market.

CHICAGO. August r. Flour Quiet but un
changed,
wheAt-speculRtye demand good and mar
ket stronger opening prices were s@Se lower
but quickly advanced lSc, reacted and closed
ic higher than yesterday August 791GsnA
closing At sOA; September, 79Gqs'A. closed
at sUl. october sl5s abs2}e, CLOSED NJ 2N9S2}i.
November x3At eghh. close al siI.
Corn-Thete WAS a fair demand and the mar
ket was stronger. prices huctuHted within a
range of A,si.e, and closed 80 higher, Cash
a. tblil.; August iN.wtiaI, closed At Hst
lii,; Scpteinber fIhstiIh, closed Al iiAm 49,
October 4gkeDiss. closed al isg 49,. NOSeln
! Der SJytl0Aa closed Mt tQA I.,.....
AFTERNOON BOARD.
At the afternoon board wheat WAS stronger
| and n6hc higher.
Corn-Sshc higher
Live stock.
CHICAGO. August 2,-The i'royers JouTna
reports cattle receipts l25oo the largest OF
record. market lOs9Dc lower. shipping steer
oOs6 10, stOekers and feeders 75e4 n; COW,
bulls and mixed 4 1898 So through TeXa
cattle lbel25c lower At 1908 q; western rang
ers dull and i5a25c lower: natives and bal
breeds 7stst IS; COWS 2Ta@S 10; Slntersd Tex
abs 3 25s9 Is. Many large droyes were unsol
Hogs kseeipt. II 900 mArke, weak eonmo
shesP-ReeeipH 800 market slow native
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LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET


LIVERPOOL srors-Nenr nKroHr
LrvkRrooL. August r. Spot cotton closed
hardening. Ike higher, except Ordinary
which is sc lower
Otuihaty. ........... ...............'.'f ~
uoou ufuinhry...,...,. ..........s.'s..... o..
loW, miuuilnR. ......,.s..-s..... 'ssfs.'s -
Mlddilng UplAnds. ................ 81
MtddllnR Orleans. ........... .... g.iG