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BRYAN and Watson.

The Populists had turbulent time
Of 1t in their National Convention
at st. Louis last week. The middle
of.the-road faction, which favored
the nomination Of straight ticket,
though strong enough to prevent the
nomination of Mr.. Scwall for Vice
President could not resist the over
whelming sentiment demanding the
nomination of Mr.. Bryan. On Fri
day night last, after being in session
since the preceding Wednesday, they
nominated eX-Congressman Thos.
+. Watson, Of Georgia, for Vice
President, having before determined
to reverse the usual order Of pro-
ceeding lest there might be a SIAM
pede TO Sewall after the nomination
of Bryan. AS soon as il was asCer-
tanned that the Convention would
not agree to nominate Mr.. Sewall,
Senator Jones, Chairman of the
Democratic Executive Committee,
who was on the ground, telegraphed
to Mr.. Bryan informing him Of the
fact and advising him to decline in
case the Convention failed to nomi-
nate his running mate, Mr.. Sewall.
Mr.. Bryan replied at once agreeing
with Senator Jones and authorizing
him TO withdraw his name. In spite
of this Watson was nominated, and
the next morning Saturday Mr..
Bryan was nominated for President
by an overwhelming majority, after
which the Convention adjourned sine
die. This condition of things com.
plicates the situation somewhat, but
as all are for Bryan we have no doubt
1t will work out well i'm the end, and
so as to unite all the silver men of
the country in support Of the Demo
cratic ticket.
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PARTISAN GUsH.-The Republi-
cans of West Virginia, in State con-
vention at Parkersburg last week de-
clared:
1--WE earnestly, heartily and with
out reservation endorse the able and
patriotic platform adopted by the
National Republican Convention at
st. Louis, emphasizing especially it's
utterances in favor of protection,
reciprocity and sound money"
We venture to say that we would
have had from the parrots at Par
kersburg similar declaration and
one fully as emphatic, and we be-
lieve far more in accord with the
views of the Republican masses, had
the st. Louis convention declared in
favor Of the free and unlimited coin.
age of silver at Is to l instead of
committing the Republican party to
the maintenance Of the British gold
standard. Prior to the st. Louis
convention we doubt if a dozen gold
standard Republicans could have
been found In Greenbrier and but
few in the State. Will they now re-
pudiate their honest convictions and
stand with John Sherman for gold
as the only money of ultimate pay
ment?
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1896-07-30

IF the government must refuse to
coin silver from fear of enriching a
few mine owners, why should not
the government refuse to coin gold
for the same reason? Do we refuse
to burn coal because the mine owner
digs it from the earth and makes
money by selling it? Do we refuse
to use iron, copper, or lead because
somebody owns the mines? Why
attempt to prejudice a great cause
by the senseless suggestion that
somebody owns the mines from
which silver ore is dug and may
make something by the restoration
of silver to its former rights at the
minis?
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A Challenge.

Editor Greenbrier Independent:
Hon. John A. Preston addressed
the Bryan Club at Ronceverte Fri
day night last, making a first. class
speech, full of the eloquence of facts,
sound in its premises, logical in its
and brimful of educa-
tional points, favoring the free coin
age of both silver and gold at the
present legal ratio of 16 to /. The
Club cordially thanked him for his
excellent effort. We already have
l2S regularly enrolled members, and
the number will be considerably in.
creased. The following resolution
was adopted unanimously and with
emphasis:
Resolved, That this Club shall chaI-
lenge the Elkins Republican Club Of
this town for public joint discus
sion of the question Of free coinage
of silver-Capt. G. II. Smith to speak
on the Democratic side against any
reputable white Republican of this
Congressional district, and this propo-
sition to be conveyed and all neces-
sary arrangements to be made by a
committee Of three, appointed by
the President, on behalf of this Club.
It. G. HARRINGTON. Sec'y.
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THE REsERvE.-Last week the
gold reserve ran down to about $780,
100000. Knowing that another bond
issue would be ruinous to the hopes
Of the gold standard advocates, and
would we'll nigh insure the election
OF Bryan, the bankers Of New York.
Philadelphia, Chicago and other
cities came to the rescue of the gov
ernment and furnished it some
twenty odd millions in gold in ex-
change for currency. So that the re-
serve now stands at about Sill, OOO,-
600,
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NoMINATEs BRYAN AND SEwALL.
The National Bimetalic or Silver
Convention, in session at st. Louis
last week, was very harmonious
1t adopted platform of it's own,
demanding the free and unrestricted
coinage of gold and silver at the ra-
ito of 16 to !, and then nominated
Bryan and Sewall by reclamation,
there being no opposition in the con.
vention to either. Along with the
platform the convention adopted an
address to the people strongly urg-
ing all the advocates of free silver
coinage to unite their efforts in be-
half of the Chicago ticket.
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FOR privileges at the Fair Grounds.
Il during next Fair, apply at my of.
lice for prices, &c. Bids for exclusive
privilege to sell watermelons and Lem.
onade will be received until August 9TH
at II O'Clock m, with right reserved to
reject any and all bids.
j. w. ARBUCKLE,
sec'y Greenbrier Ind. Exposition.
July BOW.
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WANT ANOTHER CONVENTION
Headed by Senator Villas, of Wis
consin, handful of so. called sound
money Democrats from the States of
Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, Kentucky,
Wisconsin, Missouri, Texas, Michi-
gan, Iowa, Minnesota and Nebraska,
some fifteen or twenty in all, met at
Chicago last week and resolved in
favor of another convention to be
held early in September for the pur-
pose of putting another Democratic
ticket in the field. The friends of
Mr.. Bryan are not at all alarmed by
this movement, for they believe that
another ticket will help rather than
hurt the chances of the Chicago
ticket.
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Notice to Creditors.

To the Creditors Of Thos. Fl. Ellis, de-
ceased:
n pursuance Of decree of the Cir
L cult Court Of the county of Green
6rier. made in cause therein pending,
to subject the real estate of the said
Thos. II. Ellis to the payment of his
debts, you are required to present your
claims against the estate of the said
Thos. III. Ellis, for adjudication to Jas.
WithrOw, Commissioner, at his office,
In the said county, on or before the 9Th
day OF September. 1896.
Witness Jonathan Mays, Clerk of
said Court, this 2Sth day of July.
1896.
JONATHAN MAYS,
July 80 CIV. Clerk.
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THE Republican nominees for
Congress are-First district, b. b.
Dovener, of Wheeling; Second dis
trict, A. q. Dayton, of Philippi !;
Third district, c. =. Dorr, of Web
ster, and Fourth district, Warren
Miller, of Jackson county.
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Is the Senate of the United States
a populistic body? Are these men
Anarchists? A majority of the SEN
ate are for the free and unlimited
coinage Of silver and were so before
the Chicago convention. iSyaunton
Spectator.
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Tol County Surveyor,
J. AUSTIN BURR.

HOPEFUL SIGN.-Even though
we consider it without any reference
at all to the vital question of silver
reconciliation, we believe that the
nomination of William J. Bryan is,
and his election would be, hopeful
sign of better times and return of
simplicity and economy in the adj
ministration of the federal govern
ment.
He comes from the people, was
nominated by the people, his heart
and sympathy are with the people
apd he recognizes in it's broadest
sense that government derives all
its just powers from their consent.
He is distinctly opposed to all spe-
cial legislation granting privileges
to the few at the expense of the many
and breeding monopolies, trusts, and
combines which Cypress and prey
upon the people by every device
which greed and ingenuity can sug-
gest. He was not reared under
Wall Street influences where men
are taught to bow down to gold
and to believe that money is king,
but, brought up on the broad prai-
ries and among the toiling millions
of the great West, he will 60 into
the presidential office from the very
heart of the people with faith in
them and sympathy for them. Like
Jefferson he believes that free peo-
pie can govern themselves like
jackson he is not afraid TO take the
money power by the throat, and
like Lincoln will administer the law
with fearless honesty, with a pure
heart and with charity toward men
of all classes. Mr.. Bryan will make
a great president and we look with
hope to his triumphant election.
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A 5 trustee in trust deed for the
"A benefit Of A. A. McAllister, made
on The Bird of October, 1892, by w. w.
Mcdowell, and recorded in Deed Book
NO. page 3l7, records Of Greenbrier
county Court l will sell, at Mcdowell q
Saw-Mill stand, near Tuckah0e, OH Sat
urday, August Sth, 1896, the saw-mill
and engine therein conveyed. Terms
Cash, as to One-thlrd. and balance on a
credit of six and twelve months, with
interest and good security. For fur
Their particulars apply to the under.
signed at Warm Springs, Va.
j. Il. MCALI.ISTER.
July 9-4w.
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Flduclary Notice.

A LII parties interested will take no.
"A tice that the account OF j. H..
Boone, as administrator Alexander
Boone, deceased, Is before me for set
Element.
JAMES WITHROW,
July sow. Com'r OF Accounts.
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ALLEGHAJY COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE
ANDERSON, w. VA.
w. 8. ANDERSON, A. M,
Principal.

Miss EMMA ANDERSON, Assistant.
Miss NJ. r. ALLISON, Music.
THE object of this School is to pre-
Il pare Young men and young ladies
for the higher classes in Colleges and
Universities, and to give special advan-
tages to those preparing to teach in the
Public Schools. Two well organized
Literary Societies. Medals for excel
lence in Scholarship, debate, declama-
tion and recitation.
TERMS OF TUITION
Primary Course, per month, 8 2 so.
intermediate, per month, 3 so.
Academic, per month, 90.
Instrumental Music, per month, 8 90.
For use of Instrument, SO.
Board in School Boarding
house, 81 90.
Private Families, near by, s 90.
Fourth Session begins Sept. 2lst, 1895,
For full particulars address
w. S. ANDERSON.
July 9-tf. Anderson, w. Va.
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Mr.. st. John, Of New York, who
until quite recently was president of
National bank, presided over the
silver convention at st. Louis last
week. Senator Allen Presided over
the POpulist Convention.
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LAW SCHOOL,.

WASHINGTON & LEE UNIVER.
SITY, Lexington, Va.
Opens Sept. 10th. For catalogue adj
dress
JOHN RANDOLPH TUCKER,
July 9-2mos. Dean
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Mr.. ELKINs is genius in his way.
-Four years ago he nominated a
banker who couldn't make speech,
and got him beat. Now he nomi.
mates a bankrupt who can make a
speech, and he'll get him beaten.
See?
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STATEMENT

Showing the amount of orders drawn
on the Sheriff Of Greenbrier county,
by the President and Secretary Of the
Board OF Education Of Falling Spring
district and to whom payable out Of the
Building fund for the year ending June
0nfI, 1909
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DIED.

On Wednesday, July 10Th, 1896. in
Lewisburg, of cholera infantum, MEL
LIE LEONA, daughter of Otie H. and
Lizzie f. Seldomridge, aged months
and DAYS
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SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT.

SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT.
VIM. p. Rucker, Plff., vs.. c. II. Flesh
man, Deft.
ID URSUANT to decree made in the
IL above entitled cause by the Circuit
Court of Greenbrier county, w. Va,
on the 23rd day of June, 1896, l will
sell on
Saturday, August 22nd, 1896,
at public auction. to the highest bid.
der, that certain Blacksmith Shop and
Lot upon which the shop is located,
known as the shop of the defendant G.
Il. Freshman, lying and fronting on
frankfort avenue in ROnceverte.
Green6rier county, w. Va.
Terms-Cash in hand.
VIM. =. FUCKER,
Special Commissioner.
Bond, with approved security has
been given, as required by the decree in
the above named cause.
JONATHAN MAYS.
July 30-4w. Clerk.
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Hon. CLARENCE l.. SMITH, of
Fairmont, editor of the bder, de-
clares himself in the race for the
Democratic nomination fnr Gov
ernor. Col. Smith is in all respects
a good man and would make an ac-
ceptable and dignified Governor.
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THROUGHOUT the great States
north of the Ohio river, Republican
newspapers and voters are coming
over to Bryan by the score.
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FROM the Bath Ne,Cs of last week
we learn that Judge James w. War
wick of that county had been strick-
en- with paralysis on Saturday, tho
18th, whilst nj the home OF his SON.
in-law j. w. Stephenson. His con-
dition was considered critical, the
Judge being very old man.
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EX-GOVERNOR JOHN w. DAVIS,
Tor two terms Republican Governor
OF Rhode Island, is out for free silver.
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Total,

Statement showing the amount of or
ders drawn on the Sheriff of Greenbrier
county by the President and Secretary
of the Board of Education OF Failing
Spring district and to whom payable
out of the Teachers fund for the year
ending June 30th. 1896:
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HoKE SMITH, Mr.. Cleveland's
Secretary of the Interior, has an
nounced his intention to support
Bryan and Sewall. He says of his
paper: "This is a Democratic news
paper. The only bolts it recognizes
bind it to the eternal party of the
people," Some think that Smith
will tender his resignation as "a men,
Der of the Cabinet. Mr.. Cleveland
has not yet spoken. Will he bolt
the party?
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Mr.. Bryan is great favorite with
the people. He is now the nominee
of three parties-the Democratic, the
Populist and the National Bimetalic
or silver party-all working to one
end, the restoration of silver to its
rights at the minis regardless Of the
wishes of other nations.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1896-07-30

IT is thought that Mr.. Bryan will
be officially notified of his nomina.
ton in New York city about the 10th
or 18th of August. The occasion
will be great one, and, in response
to the committee, Mr.. Bryan will
doubtless make one of the greatest
efforts of his life-a speech that will
be read from one end of the country
to the other.
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REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET
The Republican State Convention, IN
session at Parkershurg last week,
nominated the following State ticket
For Governor, George w. Atkinson,
Of Wheeling; for Auditor, l.. M.
La Toilette, of Grafton for Treas.
urer, M. A. Kendall, of Parkers-
burg; for Superintendent of Free
Schools, j. Russell Trotter, Of Up
shur; for Attorney General, Edgar
p. Rucker, of Mcdowell, and for the
Court of Appeals, Henry c.. Nc
Whorter, of Charleston. Mr.. Rucker
is the youngest son of DR.. VIM. p.
Rucker, Of this county, and Mr.. Nc
Whorter is brother Of Judge J. M.
McWhorter, of our town.
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leu . no6 s4sm IIIM .5uTIlgdsJ ~
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uoosq 'uIoo $500 'leeum susgo anaM
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DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL TICKET.

DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL TICKET.
For President,
WILLIAM J. BRYAN,
OF Nebraska.
For Vice President,
ARTHUR SEWALL,
OF Maine.
COUNTY TICKET.
For House of Delegates,
VIM. H. MCCLUNG,
b. +. HARLOW.
For Prosecuting Attorney,
JOHN A. PRESTON.
For Sheriff,
s. II. NICKEL.
For County Commissioner,
JOHN ID. ARBUCKLE.
For Clerk OF Circuit Court,
JONATHAN MAYS.
For Clerk of County Court,
C1lAS. b. BUSTER.
For Assesor-Upper District.
JOHN w. LEGG.
For Assessor-Lower District,
EVERETT d. MILLER.
Fol County Surveyor,
J. AUSTIN BURR.
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THE FIRST regular examination for
Il 1895, will be held at Lewisburg, on
the LIST and Srd Of August, beginning
at s O'Clock o. m.
ALEX. THOMPSON.
July lew. County Supt.
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LOCUST DALE ACADEMY,
LOCUST DALE, VA.

FSTABLISHED, 1853. Thorough
~ Academic and Business Courses.
Ideal location home comforts; aDie
assistants, A. Ms Of University ol
Va; well equipped gymnasium, WIN
director. Terms, $3.50.
w. w. BRIGGS, G. E.,
June 25-2m. Prin.
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Valuable Grain and Blue Grass Farm
for Sale.

DESIRING to make Il change I'm nv
- business, | offer for sale. privately.
my lands, lying in Renick's VALLEY
Greenbrier county, embracing nearly
,2OO acres of grain, bluegrass and tim.
Der land. Terms, very easy. IL not
sold by the LIST of Oct, 1 will rent for n
term OF years. for grazing purposes
My address Is Lewisburg. w. Va.
Is. f. HARLOW.
July off.
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For President,
WILLIAM j. BRYAN,
OF Nebraska.

For Nice-President,
ARTHUR SEW ALL,
OF Maine.
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COUNTY TICK ET.

For House of Delegates,
WIN. II. MCCLUN NC,
Il. +. HA RLOW.
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For Clerk of County Court,
CHAS. b. BUSTER.
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For Prosecuting Attorney,
JOHN A. PRESTON.
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KEEP YOUR MONEY

for HARM ESS, SADDLES. &c. We
make them in modern styles and Prices.
Can save you money. We handle all
kinds of
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For Assesor-Upper District,
JOHN w. LEGG.
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For Clerk OF Circuit Court,
JONATHAN MAYS.
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For County Commissioner,
JOHN ID. ARBUCKLE.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-31
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-Yort pecember 30 1896
saush,erers and 30 f5r the nafiet Of which %
for steers oxen and COWS were IOG 5c lower th,n
Mondsy carly sales bologna and bulls were rated
native steers sold 81 sods5 per ioo H.. ear dhace
at 81 To- extra beeye. =, g 90 oxen and stays ol
s. 4Ssf few fat cows at 81 l5qss o cxtr. cow al at
g. per- NJ No later cable Shipments toia,
5o cattle the sarmatisn and 2,3 head The
beef in the Teuionic for Easmans company: in the
@ quarters for H. sherman and the Georgian whh @
of YESTERDAY viii sail to-day with 375 cattle
include 90 cattle and % sheep on the Trinidad by various
shippers ~ Sa Ss% renaa an " 70 % spep m ne h n ny M I
and the Carbhee took 40 sheep for @. F. Loush 10
culver: % 20 .s,H, ohio liss N
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d. e7 n s a s II dn r. is' ~ !. n @ a" O ,s 1s d. a.
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at 81 iO ! d. Dl5 n. 81 80. nao NJ -,
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d. McElwee: %, 1880 lh at 81 oxen lc6, ~ ~
81 ~; 1907 NJ at s. -: bull. li8o u, at 81 10"
a, Gt5 N nj 4. COW. 100 H. at So IL cows
n,a H. At So ;o "a d. ss3 ~ at So do Go7 NJ al
81 DO 40 n. at 81 u" .
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fo f,.a ", at 81: 10 I-3j n 81 81; bull i2~l
n, 81 ". cows i022 n 81 30 do 1881 NJ, 81 -
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New-York tribune., 1896-12-31
EXPORTS TODAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New-yor.. pecemuer 30 1895.
Now-York. Decemhe9 20. i

New York. December ~. l>''
COTTON-The market opened rather irrrTuar W., N',n
. roinis. WI months points lower.
points realizing together Win
large receipts the ports and reaction ~ lNtii-
from the early advance Of about points on con'icls
shows falling pH'
orators disposed put much faith IN
consider that II mas heo
Iy actual o lighter receipts The IeeeptS
materially swced t& clenianc.s ".ii
sn.cnaed ccsrancos from Pot Royal and New luhs-
wick kilograms from port Royal reported "'"o nass
cleared Monday. POO cleared Tuesday with ,N"ctdt"
ina: ahout bales VIII clear about January :" huhs-
wick telcgiaphs that Will clear over "'s"l S "l'le
Ssfilrjay VIII clear and sale about NV'p hacS III ic
mex week This. Of couise, VIII sNe 'ht tN t.,
nlen increases the amount ahoai ani II ."'. "
feet 1t reported from i'VS''l
that the price print cloths has been reduced li"c a
Rail River. There not much energetic 'aclns ho2'
weekly receipts etc of cotton N Thirteen leading ht,o
towns are given follows Receipts - ~ bales oolea
period last year ana ~ ~ w" N'"s
ego shipr1crts i7O. bales. against 12'' last Nenr an.
last 4sss21 years ago Ihe N"" % ~.
narket was unchanged but sfeady. Receipts al ,i"us,
a., 1900 bales. against 'l@ ba4cs
n and $50 last year, I'c'i, 81,
Thursday estimated at 1900 4" il'
Salns Receipts a IN" ifh'il'i
ro,nts today Nve, fuow~ Augusta 4>G bales aSahS
403 bales the DAY last week ana Vi'"l'$, "a.
wear. Memphis ba,s. against 221i a@t W"h ;ii'i
Gl5 Louis. l.Uii bales. AGAINST '' ''S'
week and ,holiiav) last Cincinnati. "lNt n",','
,hOliday last year llnSt H. INA ",'s,
al the principal ports to-day folows CAN
437 bales against ?i2G last week anh '"ll Isl IN
orleans ll.as4 ialrs 1886 las week ana
$40 year Mobile l3%I bales: agalnsi -" as. 9-
last week and 923 last year; Charleston. M uai.
against week and joG last yea; N"inlK "'fo
bales against 6059 last week and l'S last year ,,, .,
Opening, close to-day ana NrS'iH '''' '-
r,re N-tfils liz