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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1889-06-26
ANAPPEAL TO EPIscoPALIANs.
Bishop Howe SoGcits Contributions Ito
Rebuild ST. Marks Church, Johnstown.

CHARLESTON, S. c., June II, 1889.
To the Clergy and Congregations of
the Diocese of South Carolina-Ny Dear
Brethren: We have all of us most deeply
synpathized in the disaster of Johns
town, and have with our fellow-citi
zens throughout the country sent aid to
relieve the sufferers. l now, however,
write to ask that you will contribute to
rebuild the. Church Of St Marks, John
town, which was totally destroyed by
the flood, together with the death of its
rector and his family. The parish is an
important one in the Diocese of Pitts
burg, numbering 23a communicates, but
in their present heavy private losses Will
scarcely be able to think Of rebuilding.
/ feel for them very deeply in this par
ticular, because it was our condition
after the earthquake, and because the
Diocese of Pittsburg and its congrega-
tions, and among them this very St.
Nark'S, Johnstown, came to our help. |
say this, not so much to stimulate you
in your offerings as to inform you OF
our Indebtedness. Before addressing
you tllS Ietter uldue 1uQulIteS VI lAV
Bishop of Pittsburg, who replies in these
words: I've shall need all the help our
brethren can give us IN rebuilding our
church-at Johnstown Everything has
been clean swept away by the food, and
the place where the church stood is now
a place for tents for laborers who are
cleaning away thedebris." | ask, there
fore, that an offering be made in all of
our churches and mission stations to
aid in rebuilding the Church Of St.
Mark Esnstown, on the second Sun
day in July, being the 14th day of the
month, or as soon thereafter as may be
most convenient 10 the congregations,
and that such offerings and donations
be sent to the Rev. John johnson,
Charleston, S. c., as treasurer, who will
send them. when all in, to the Bishop
of Pittsburg, the Rt. Rev. DR.. White
head. Faithfully yours,
". B. W Howe
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1889-06-26
DARK DEEDS.
a Widow Seventy Years Old Makes g
Terrible Confession.

Terrible Confession.
INDIANAPOLIS, June 20.-On Noyem-
Der -, 1888, Richard O. Allen, an aged
farmer living near Washington, Ind,
was found tied to tree near his house,
with his throat cut from ear to ear. The
death was thought to be case Of sui
eide, and no inquiry was made. A few
days ago, while laboring under religious
excitement, Mrs. Charlotte Allen,
seventy years old, widow of the dead
man, confessed to two colored servants
that she committed the crime. She
said she-aa her husband had trouble
as to who was the rightful owner Of the
farm, and III order to settle the dispute
she gave her husband morghiSe his
tea Alenfell ,asleapi in 49s4e4gaaen.
She then procured table knife ant
rope, and tied the rope around his
body, and making several slashes at his
throat, half severed the head from the
body. She then dragged the body to the
tree and tied it there.
Four Boys Murder Companion.
INDIANAPOLIS, June 20.-A boy named
Snyder, 13 years old, residing at High
land. near Terre Haute was murdered
by four boys whose ages range from
to Is. The boys are two brothers
named Pearman and two named Doug
las. Snyder's body was found in a
creek. He had been stabbed and shot.
All the boy; are under arrest.
Charged With Numbering Their Two
Daughters.
LINCOLN, Neb., June 20.-Mr. and Mrs.
John Leavitt were arrested yesterday
charged with the murder of their two
daughters near Gresham on Sundaynight
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1889-06-26
TROUBLE AT JoENSToWN.
Overbearing Bosses and Short Ratons
at High Prices Cause Strike Among
the Laborers.

at High PrlceS cause Str1ke among
the Laborers.
JoHNsTowN. June aO.--The strike
among the laboring men here is fairly
on, and this morning there are not 1000
men all told at work. Those employed
bv Mcknight, the Pittsburg contractor,
are idle, ard the dissatisfaction and dis
cord is spreading to other workmen.
Overbearin@ bosses and short ratlons,
for which the men are made to pay libe
rally, are the grievances. The military
are on active duty this morning, and a
local company Of the Fifth Regiment
has been ordered out; and while every
thing appears quiet on the surface, there
is fear that an undcrcurrent of discord
will break out at any time and a riot
will follow.
4 largely attended meeting of strikers
was held in the open square this morn
ing and their grievances freely dis
cuSScd. \ committee was appointed to
confer with those men at work and find
ousthe exact number of men in sympa
thy with the strike. This committee
will report to another meeting to be held
at noon to-day. Three car loads Of
Italians arrived here this morning from
the East, but a committee Of striking
Italians met them at the station and
persuaded them not to leave the train
until the present labor trouble is set
tied. They were side-tracked and will
be fed by the strikers.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1889-06-26
Not Works Of Necessity.

INDIANAPOLIS, June 20.-The Supreme
Court yesterday decided the case OF an
appeal by barber named Knox, who
was arrested and fined for keeping open
on Sunday. The Court holds that shay
ing and hair-cutting are not works Of
necessity within the meaning of the
statute, and the judgment of the fine
in the lower court is affirmed.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1889-06-26
DICE BEER! RICE BEER!

We are the sole manufacturers of this de-
licious and healthy beverage, which after
having been analyzea by all the eminent
chemists in Atlanta, Ga, during ''Prohibl-
ton" and after the most searching scrutiny
for traces of alcholol, was allowed to be sold
free Of State and city license, and so also
more recently after further analyzing in Flor
ida 1t fills long felt want for e stimulant
and appetizer tn It is not intoxicating; pleas
ant to the taste, contains nourishment and
specially suited for persons Of weak and del
icate constitutions It has the taste Of lager
beer of the finest flavor; besides, to add to
its purity an d medicinal qualities, is special
ly made OF orr celebrated world renowned
original ArteSian we'll water. Put up in
cases OF one dozen pints at 81 % per dozen !;
five dozen at 81 per dozen, and in casks OF
ten dozen each at so cents per dozen. Cash
must accohA>any each order. Copyrighted
:ss+e :ss+2r 4 >IEss:-.s=a -ts2r
We have no Agents, and none genuine
unless ordered direct from
CRAMER& Il RSTEN,
PALMETTO BREwRY,
Steam Soda and Mineral Water Works:
Charleston, 5. c., L. S. A.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1889-06-26
A Colored Murderer Hanged.

MAYS LANDING, n. j., June co.
Grimes, the colored murderer of John
Martin, mate of the schooner Annie
Carl, at Atlantic City, last Chritsmas
Day, was hanged here this afternoon.
There vas no unusual scene.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1889-06-26

Canadian Spinning Mills Burned
CORNWALL, Ont, June 20.-The Corn
wall Spinning Mills We're burned yester'
day Loss Sl40,0 600.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1889-06-26
NEW YORK SLAVETRADE
ADOLPH NETZGAR. AN IMMIGRANT. AND
II OTHERS N BONDAGE IN MEXICO.

Two Drowned Themselves-Su&e
First from Fever and Ague, Then from
Heat and Cruel Overwork-Agents In
dicted for Sending Men to Their
Death.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1889-06-26

George l. Cunningham, of Charleston,
has been appointed United States Mar
shall for this State He Is liberal Re-
publican and is regarded as an honest
man.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1889-06-26

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But he replied to me by reminding me of
how much had been done by the Confed-
crate government in the first year in
creating resources and armies. He spoke
of the victories already gained hope
fully, and of the kindness of the good
Providence in which he believed. l pro.
ceedcd further to argue my apprehen-
sionS, when he tcrned himself towards
me in the saddle and said, with smile
more sad than cheerful: "Stop, Major
Dabney; you make me low-spirited. l.,
of course ceased to speak, with an apnl-
osy for my insiStence. After riding in
silence for twenty PAGES he said, with an
air and tone of profound seriousness:
"Well, I do not profess any romantic
sentiments as to the vanity of life. Ger
tainly, no man has more that should
make life dear to him than have in the
relations and affections of my home.
But do not desire to survive-the in
dependence OF my country
The conversation, when resumed,
turned upon some recent threat Of
bloody retaliation which Mr.. Davis had
been compelled to make by some one of
the numerous outrages. The General
SAID, in words to this effect, that such
an emergency would not now appear
had the war been begun on that plan
which commended itself to his judg-
ment. l exclaimed, with much inter
est, that a rumor had fitted through
his army that he would have begun the
war under the black flag, and that l
was curious to know from him whether
it had any foundation, or what. He re-
piled very squarely: Yes, he belieyed
We should have not begun to take any
prisoners in this war, and that he should
have adopted this plan distinctly in the
interest of humanity Because he felt
sure the war would have been thus
ended with far less effusion of blood.
He added that this could not be, like
other diplomatic wars, struggle for a
boundary or a province, but for
our people, struggle for life and
death, and it would have been best
for the people to have its true character
unmaSked to them from the first. This
war. before its end, will certainly dis
close its piratical character. Thus Mr..
Lincoln is reported as now declaring
that Ii IS not a war OF abolition. But
S;hether he knows it or not. it is surely
destined to become such. Then they
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-18
NOTES OF THE DAY.

AL Mcdonald a barber OF Plymouth, Ind,
killed himself while in fit OF dependency
over losses at the card table.
The Citizens National Bank at Kokomo,
Ind, has been authorized TO begin bust
ness with a capital Of $1,000
number Of small stores and dwellings
were burned on Sunday at Beauharnois.
Quebec, causing a loss OF s35. 900.
- Or c. A Kitchen, of Rockford, has been
reappointed on the Illinois State Board OF
Dental Examiners by Governor Nfer.
A thirty y-fvefoot deposit of frst-class
yellow ochre was found Monday at Hast
ings, Neb, 235 feet below the surface.
Throughout Northwestern Illinois and
Southern Wisconsin the thermometer fell
nearly fifty degrees from Saturday to Sun
day night
Near Hope, Ind. Sunday night Thomas
Frey. a prominent farmer, wssfatally gored
by a bull which attacked him as be was
crossing field
Isaac Meredith. of Lovington, Ill, has the
dropsy. Physicians have tapped" him lol
times, end have drawn from him a total OF
l,500pounds Of water
The directors of the Commercial Cable
Company, at their meeting in New York
Monday. declared a dividend OF N per
cent for the current quarter
On Monday the creditors of John 8 Mack
intosh, wool-puller. of Milton, Mass. whose
liabilities are s155, 600, agreed to give him
further time to effect compromise.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-18

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China = ast slsssN Thsy tslx little, o1i
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Telegram-herald., 1889-09-18
TIE WEST MUST HAVE IT.
a Conr-atisa 80 n Held "a 81 Joseph
ss s-c.r~ The worid'. Fair fsr an Ia
s-~l,~ rffw

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ss s-c.r~ th- worid's Fair fsr an la
ssrls- Cisy.
81 JoasFs. No. sepa ia mas r set
ing composed q Board of Trade nsn ard
rfzsz-ns vas heia az ths Pacific House
Monday night b cal eonv-nt'on st ST
Jo=erh % xfvs p1stc ssprs-uon - ,ns
demand Of shs Wsst "a sec1rs shs worlds
Pair for ons og tns wesesrn trade csa.-rs
A long ses ~ resolutions Wa adopted
and arrsnTsusnss - mede ~ have thsm
printed and disrrfbus~f Tbs cal for tas
soovsntion NAY - sunmsriEsd ss follows
IL presents arEauenss n fsvor q holding tas
woriss Ealr 81 some 1ns - ~ xreat ritie.
west 81 the klieghsnY ssu- ssios r calls a.
asstlc. to fhe fsrrNt7 - ne Ereat sxrtcuit-
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- ters. r1o. r N f7ir "a seld - he Eass.
-,nis barely pen~trste - su1er .dz- - N
reuuhif- So T1asi gam uul- sno~fe5xs -
shs counfrT and 90 vsst resources If presents
So adrautsT-e ~ coth ne VISITORS ard ~
ecuarv thes w,ui inevitshIV follow from -
iccst'on st Ar rtrrirr Fo.nt TIE strongest
srsurnsnt srafs e toat i0e nrssEr ~ a. -
rai~ra.is - fhe Eest md Son.h O sss Va isss
anan a. oN u.ieA N1ila n rhs West thers
-ere nearly lc sa3 niles ~ roed ,cr1p stsf s1a
Al su--arnn. rals a1srds SIMPLE sccou, mods
sor 90 the trareiers Ths Western -usts
ne-f sae zr-st cc-~crs VI en- weaid BE- -rn-
Ss--ed urcu tsern ~ ear'ar sh- sxprsiflen as
ss--e rcant sasv ~ sccess to the nlfcns 10
ratr1rir- .heH'. and also 81 r,e re,pls - fhe
sea>cari sfs-ss TIE West sac1's nct tvavs
- -rr1reliet =, lcur1sr - - East Ter -
a. e.rne 81 tae West rut euce sr8 -aE.
fook a. thr zreat er-cIr- irnF rn this s.ie -
ths kUsEhar. ~
rhe -en~su-son VII - held October Z
s-hf-ax, hss slr-seY siTuis~f - ir-snrfcn
sf sending a str,ns teievsrisn. ard it "a sx
recf..d tnas 81 Louis snd otber Neseer1
-anfitsses Pr sbe sxc<sftien " ee beard
frr-u - seen - she wrrting ~crari -.ess
afare -aa 5e communicated VIA
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-18
SORE HEADS.
sx-Striksrs 4nd Elacklszs- Fszh1
cn Ehs Lo1don Docxz
sETERlL 0F IEG LATER INJURED.
xks fsitos faks = a4s4 .n4 o4.1 ksVs
bi-s4Fb@a1s. 4aa ssrx IL &C.
s@sesa ~ilb ass as4
kaes E4etlsa-



LosDoz sspt II fls advice a ~
fs.as<s u ths sLriks - 10 dock lAbor-rs
- sasarys az ths PfoFisions of tas agree
neat anasS saieh my ketarnsd % ~ors
&PB,a<s - aass sssa noderatsly sr7cs4sL
k4riT "a tas nlsrnias IA ap-
FsA<sG a. s1s docks sn1 ssasfaly
Nsnt - work pszceabiy -ith
az biac4is2a very fsw nzsa zsss u ol=a
s1tsi1s sns docks a41 thsy ssrs qziez
1Esfs Nofs, however sol8e cases OF cls-
s1Ebaacs. TAe ssElksxs ao1 -slscklsss" sa
tns 5oat1 vest l1aiA 1Ocxs becsms Involved
a. dispass. aad ths 1an sh0 had been
o. ssri3s drsEs ths ~blasklsKs' cut u ths
cock rhs gs1cs isserfsrsd .aa qasllsd
tas 1istarb4noG The strikers thea
withdrew Aad ths ''elaeklsgs rs-
saaed -ork When ths striking
roEkmsa were about % Essams YORK
e. tas AlBeS dock tasy found
. aambsr of -hlaekisgs smpl0ysd
o1 tie dock Ias sgrikers raalis an alta
% ths 'si4ckisg.' sad chased them nom
shsd - shsd Several Or tAs ~biaeklegs"
received iniu iuriss which 1ecessttassd rheiE
removal 60 tas Hospital The msa Mo
made tas sssaals -sTs discharged Ths
directors Of Lzs 10ok companies L-ArsAtsa =
ssnsra1 lock CUT II they - nos livs up -
TIE sartns 4 shs aKresmens their repre-
senta1ses have signed Ihs dIs1ur Dances
wszs az sooa qaelsd Work has been fully
Fssumsd On the Yicsoria Aad Vest Indla
cockA Taers has sssa no further moiesta-
EiSn u tns ~o.Aoklsgs on Ehs part OF the
slxiksrs
There wzs much bloodshed during ths
riot and twelve mea we're severely injured
Que "a the victims will probably die. rhs
dock commissioners are ceterEnfned thai
ths new msn are nos 10 - intorfsred with
and have demanded go policemen from ths
government to prsssct tasir inseressA
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-18
FATAL PRiZE FIGHT.

eAek Kln< Receive. Injuries In . Contest
a nssoart -irh IA Absra which
C.nss Hls Death.
1T Lows sept IA fatal prize oghi
.sccarred here ssnday night Eleven
rounds rers s0aghs between Ed Ahern and
JACK < zng. and the latter. who was al
amateur. rsceived injuries which caused
as deata ThO~s who witnessed
rhe fgas say that Il was one
of tns most brutal and CORY affairs
that ever occurred In Missouri Blood
flowed freely afser tho third rocnd. and,
although kinz was . whipped man IN the
fourth rouad, he psr<isted In standing up
before us opponent Hs was knocked
dS~n repeatedly by Ahern Both men
fou undsr ale ropes several times
The foortag of tas stage was GOV
cred vfth blood. and was 50 slippery that
the nan coslc aOt stand up The specta-
sors ~ao rtood near the ropes were bsspat-
.ered wftn siood Every time Ahern would
at Kiog IN ths face after the sixth round
rho red fiufd would sVstoer NJ all directions
90 arrests have been made. but Il is said
lat warrants are out for al who saw the
--------.fng sight
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-18

xAs sss<<s-xz Srsaa ks4ss sesks e. Co
i.9s2s-saaxs-s 81 sAs Gr.ka stzs E~-
csar-x az sLAtksuss


os4E-x-ax st4tlsuss
CcIuxxus O. sept IT, T1s ssser-
eaxn Grs8d LoGse Il ocd Fello~s coa-
sens1 II 4zn1al session Al Aoon hcDGks.
slte la2 representatives pxeseat he osk
sxates ~ere welcomed = Oale by 0oxxrnor
For4Aer 4ad T. TIE esgy - Aas0r brGek
ana OF bSa41 - odd-FeLo~s - Grand
Master AcKl2lsy a.. Grand P@rtrlazcE
KrosL
Grand SIRE Cnaerwood delivered tAe az
nssI address Re s2ld tA&t tAsTs ~ers
sal 275 white Odd-felI3ws OF ths giose e
number fully quarter LEilhon larger tAsn
tae ne telship u any ether ciylhssc Sc
erst society He made naAny rec0EaGenGs-
rons rex exSIcing amendments OF tke osnsti-
tuuon and Ihe dlscipass OF TIE order ard
xayissa ths raising Of q 90 90 u mere 20
eulld temple for tie ksAs ~ the soyer-
slrn lodge
The report ef Grand Secretary Ross for
the Usiged states shows the follC wing sla-
Estics.
Sr.z1 lsSsss-Tctsl current expenses. Al
IT'S sss ,. inyestec fun2s ti&eoe Ees -, Gfsa3
nssnpne1ts-T eGrrent expenses tilf-
otau; insestsa faacs E,srs zee - 1euser
81 xrsnd lscgss 81 grsnd eKcsnpEskts. q. +;
sab0rc,nsts lsdsss e5s< AZ iEsresss
cf 20 ever 1887; suosTdinsts sgesnp-
meats. aosl increase. -. RseekAE degree
lodges l7ea increase. sss, lsdss isitia-
tlos. 5eils, increase a7sli sEc2mpnsot IN
itstOns iLsla increase, sss; l0tge re Il osrs.
sSs, $50. increase. e So eECzmpment mem
beTs, loe.sT4 Increase. asse Reoeksh degree
lodge members st4So. Increase seTl Dur
ing the year Zoe l0lses Pel1 cut for relief %
menoers o. 2sse0. iEefs&se over jSs7. ass
So. relief extended ~ s1caupmsnts 49, s4S
- . -
crease, s.l4. Total pad out fer relief, &,
SCI. so - az Increase OF tls7.sl4sl
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-18
READY FOR THE KNIGHTS.
Wsshfnxsoa VIII Give Them . Grand
F. RseepstSn-Ev,ry rhiaS Now Psints to
Most ssocsssfai Meeting.


Z Most Successful Meeting.
WASHINGTON. sept iL-Preparstions for
The coming trtenniaI conclsve OF Knights
Ienplars in seis city during the week COM
nencing October s are rapidly being per-
sscted. aud the event promises to De the
largest Of ths kind ever held The public
comfors committee havs received re-
sponsss 20 their invitations from every 500
ton OF the United States, including all the
large citiss. asking for quarters during
their stay hare. Each commandery will
bring itx own band. snd. from the fact
that tho men VIII Do uniformly
sq1ippsd. The spectacle on Pennsyl-
vsais avenue viii % equal 20 any
display ever made on that great thorough
fare. Every preparation has been made
for ths cars Of tho Templars while
here and maay trips 80 points OF In
tsrcss havs been arranged By the ex-
cursion commistee Tho large steamer
Columbia plying between Baltimore and
Bay Ridge. Nd. capable of carrying 400
people. ~tl bs brought here and used on
ths Potomsc. while other craft will De utiL
fscd Tor other trips o1 Wednesday. Oc-
tobsr q there vii - a great barbecue at
kchuetxsu Park. when many extra large
oxen VII - roastsd whole. The same
-vening the Knights viii De received By
Prssidsns Harrison AZ tie White House.
when he entire grounds vii De profussly
illuminated and decorated The hnsncs
commistee has already subscribed s35, ,0oo
Chisf Marshal Parker and ais aids have
given -pscizi sfteatioa 20 shs massinz
81 ths 5000 knights Ia line
and the srrset@ through which they are 70
pass e viii take three hours 20 pass
given point The grand stand viii bs
PLACED IN front Of the Executive mansion,
-hsrs shs President aad Cabinet and other
1ixnisar1ss Will review Re procession.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-18
RAISING THE WIND"

fndisn.'s Income. It Ss Said. Does Not
Meet Her Expenses Selling Bonds to
Secure Funds
ISDIASAPoLIs. Ind. Sept 1.-The second
t7J0 go loan ordered by the Legislative
has been plsced BY the State officers With
Lake Bros. 4 Co. Of New FORK. who offered
. premium OF 81 n on the 81 COO In
clsdire the loan made for rsfunding the
school funds the state has now Dor.
rowed t5.s75. 90 and pays an enormous
amount annually In interest The rate on
the different iosns h & S,< and per cent
respectively. The income OF the State nov
falls NOR. than 400 600 short annually Of
paying running expenses The erficsrs hops
20 r-ep things going untfl tse next Legfs-
isturs rn--s. bss say is ~ill rsssfs very
ciosa rrur4nr
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-18
THE MARKETS
Grain and Provisions.

CHICAGO, Sept y.
rovA-Qu!et and unchanged Sprlns
patents. 800; Strsights, AOOd4s5; Bakers.
o.. 2.ooaa5O; Winter patents. $500; Clears. a. .
asO.
WHEAr-The market has ruled narrow AID
dull but trife nrmer with trading largely
local September. ssAa76sc; October 76ss3
&c; December. 7sf119c. and May, s25S2s.ac.
CoRE-Fairiy active and nrTn. No. 2 s2's q
321c; No Yellow. seEQs2sc; No. 2. a2ac;
September. 32H9se4c; October. 32Sos2zo;
December. ls.essc. aud May ssss%Hc.
OATs-Quset and steady. No. 2 cash 1871 .
ieLo; October. leHc; December, IQAcIsxc;
May, aah122xo. Sample lots steady with a
fair demand No. J. lss@Ac. No. White.
ec,, a2aTc; No. 2 eoa9onc; NO. ? White,
27L2p3c.
HrE-Wss easier. No. 2 cash in store. axe:
September delivery. ESc. October. <ac Sam
pies, toassc for No. g and @21se for No. 2
BAnLRY-Rsthst dull all round and low
grades weak No. & low grade 70 good 2oc
Sc, No. B good TO choice, t01s5c. and No. 2,
tc Futures neglected.
MISS PoRB-fradine rather light snd prfcss
steady. Prices ranged ai tiT9ilso for
cash; Gli51l1.5a for October. and HisSce q
for JsousSy.
LAsp--f,sdirs active ana prices steady
cso,sstons rssgsd at r.NHaaoo FOR esss
Ss2rass for September; r. 'oss t,s fer
Ocrooer. and o. 7ses. ~ for January
Br7Txs-crssnsry. 'aaic; Dairy. tYaisc.
Picking stock, fosAo
rGos-Fresh. le1src
POULTRY Live chickens. s2sc per -.
Live Turkeys. ioalsHo per \ live Dvoks. "a
ssc per = I've oees.. o. oc4s.oo Per Seven
rEr TorE. sept T.
vHrtr-Duil. Ae hsbsr. s'sAdI Ssptsr-
Der. sssc. October. 49, a6ssAc: Sevembsr,
n. Sc. December SsaSac January, ses
as7c Nay. sSas i}isc
CoRS-Firta snd quiet Fsv kiTse west
err. raf'rc
CtTS-Soninal Western. as~1tsc.
Provisions - Ps>f q uscsfve. Plate. o. 511
400. Frtrs Ness F.ooG7 - Pork eB'sf srd
STEADY Nsss 81 Gols = Ezra p re e. p
81 Lsrs quiet srd stessy. stssn-rss-
6srei. rs7's