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IDaily. sDAiiy except Sanday. tsaturdaya
"a" Stops to leave passengers from whining
ton and points north, or ,ke passengers fol
points south OF Delmar
.,en Stops to leave passengers rom New
York Division.
~, Stops only on notice TO q. ,,ete,r .,r asev
or on signal.
"r' Stops to leave passengers sroln Mids ie.
town and points south.
sJ' Stope to take on passengers for Caoe
tharles and beyond. +
"pn Stops to leave pa.re- gers from poi. Is
south Of Delmar, or take passengers for " n
mington and points north.
son Saturdays arrives 9.2i D m.
Arrives dsiiy except Saturday aud Sunday.
NEw uAsTLs AScoMMoDArios A TRAIlls Leave
week days Leave New aste s. H. 95j. 10 .59
o. m, 6.4t p. m week DAYS.
Express trains leaving Harrington 8. 10 g. M
through solid to and from Baltimore. via Porter
and Newark.
BRANCH ROADS.
DELAWARE, MARYLAND& q VIRGIHIA r r.
Leave Harrington for Franklin City and way
stations l0.4Q q m 6Ii p NJ week days Return.
ing train leaves franklin City $40 3 NJ. and
1905 p. IN. week days
Leave franklin City for Chircoteague fvis
steamerl rs M: week days Returning
leave Chineoteagle 50 q M. W eek-davs.
LesEe Harrington for Georgetown and Lewes
e lO4oa m .s:It p. m, week days Returning,
days
Leave Harrington for Rehoboth 10 30 a. M.
Tuesdays, Thursdays and saturdays only.,
Returning. leave hehobOth-l 10 D. m Tues
days, Thursdays and Saturdays only.
l1eKve Harrington for Berlin, 10 40 a. M and
6.l4 M week days. Returning, leave Berlin
b.56 m and l02 y. m. week days
Leave Clayton for Ch+sterfown and way
stations IL a NJ. week days eturni. u,
leave Chestertown620 q. m. weekdays.
Leave Massey ,r htstertown ami wav sta
tons lQ.M 4. NJ and $50 p. IN week-ia
heturning. leave Chcstertown 6aG q m. and
2 30 p, m, weekdays.
QUEEN ANNE & KENT Il r Leave Townsend
TOR Gentreville and way iioIls y u aud
5O6 p, M, week days Returning leave Centre
Vile 75i =. and z.45 p. M, week -daye.
. DELAwAKE q CHEsAPRAKE r. r leave Clay
eon for Oxford and way stations 40 q. M. AND
o-zS p. ms week days Returning. leave Oh ford
S.65 a m, and 81 l,. m. wesix-cnys
9AMHRIDGk 5EAkoRp K h.-Iseave Seaforc
for Cambridge and intermediates stations a 10 =
N. and 81 p. M week days. Returning. leave
Gambridge I % am. and a5 p, m. week -ttayE.
CONnECTIsIH.-At Porter. with Newark na.i
Delaware City Railroad. At Townsend with
Queen Anne's & Kent Railroad and stations
on Baltimore u Delaware Buy Railroad be-
tween Massey and tstestertUWil. Al Clayton,
With Delaware Chesapeake Railroad anf |
Baltimore 4 Delaware Bay Railrosd At Haf
rington, with Delaware Maryland & Virginil 4
Railroad. At Delnar with New York Pnila /
deiphia a Norfolk Wicfnaico Pocninoke = snS
Rentnsuls Railroads.
j. b HUTCH ESON. Geperai II anags.
2 J. Z. WOOD General Passenger Agent.
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81 n'ATTHaws
HARRY DANIELS.
lattheWs s. Co.
HOUSE PAINTERS and
GRAINERS

Spring IS the time to beautify
your homes and nothing is a
more substantial beautifier
than 9 good coat Of paint,
and a good practical painter
is the kind to employ to do
your work. We have had
the experience and feel fully
qualified to give you first
class workmanship. Our
reference is the work we
have done in the past. We
will contract or do your
work by the day. Estimates
cheerfully given. When in
need Of anything in our line,
call or address,
0 N. MATTHEWS, Manager,
p 0. BOX. ~.
fiiddletown, Delaware.
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fliddlefown Directory,
MUNICIPAL, oFFIcERa
BANKe

President, G. w. w. Naudain: Secretary,
George g: Rowe; Charles H. Howell, Wm. r.
Cochmn, 7. F. McW Whofter.
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Peoples National Bank President, g.. "
w Haudains Cashier, Geo D. Kelley Tell sr
y. q Lockwood. Bank Building on Eas
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Citizens National Bank Joseph
8iGgss Cashier, John 8. Crouch Teller, r.
Davis Bank Building on South Bread
Streef.
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Good Aasies


The most miserable beingsin the world
are those suffering from Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint. More than seventy .five
per cent. Of the people In the United
States are afflicted with these two dis.
eases and their effects such as Sour
Stomach, Sick Headache, Habitual Co.'S
tiyeness, Palpitation OF the Heart, Heart.
burn, Water.brash, Gnswing and Burn.
ing Pains at the Pit Of the Stomach,
Yellow Skin, Coated Tongue and Dis.
agreeable Taste in the Mouth, Coming
up Of Food after Eating. Low Spirits,
etc. Go to your Druggist and get . bottle
Of August Flower for rs cents. Two
doses win relieve you. Try it. For sale
by J. s. & ". Lattomus, Townsend, Del,
Get Green's Prize Almanac.
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Come OF the brightest newspapermen
In Washington accompanied the Presi-
dent on bis recent trip to Charleston snd
they have all returned enthusiastic over
the Presidents ability to make friends,
"Thers Ia no resisting Teddy's magne-
tisln,, said ons Of them yesterday, d
the Capitol. ''It is simply remarkable
When be has made bis proposed trip
further south and the trip west, which
he contemplstes taking after the short
session, there will be no talk Of any other
standard bearer for tie presidency. He
win succeed himself BY an overwhelming
majority. The Democrats, with the best
man in their party, viii be simply not in
it,
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tst your Dealer for Aliens root.zsss,
a ppNdaf Tor the feet. Itcnres Swollen,
Sore. Hot. csllous. Achine. Sweating
Feet, corna and Bunions, AIT sll Drug
eizss and shoe stores, 25c Ask to-day,
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Tn TaAsscaIrr, shopper year.
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LOCAL DETERMINATIONS.
THE CHURCHEs.

Volunteer Hose Company, naeefa 1rst Fri
day nights Of each month In Hose House.
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MONEY 70 LOAN
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Ts psSlsssIs osssin asfsss, s G and ssssisa
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New York Coffee and Sugar.

NEW YORK. Aug. 2I.-Coffee-Spot Rio
steady: No invoice, 5l:: mild firm; Cor
dova. SdIlta
trifugal 90 test. So molasses sugar. On;
refined steady.
Coffee futures opened firm with prices lod 20
points higher As for the past two days, the
dominating influence the bulish frost
news from the crop country. Covering by
local shorts on the call was mainly responsible
for the sharp rise in prices. although Euro
pean demand was active. After this demand
had been satisfied by importers the whole
list eased off under heavy proit taking led
bv bull leaders Commission houses, the room
and Wall Street were active realizers later
IN the day and prices crumblei rapidly, gath
ering further impetus from a late cable from
Brazil which stated that the damage by frost
had been immateria Before the break was
checked prices had dropped below las: night >
final bids the market at the close ruling
steady and net UNCHANGED on February, but
dIo points loweron other options Trade was
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Daily Cotton Market

NEW oRLEANS-Tone quiet: sales. 400
ordinary. 1916 good ordinary. 7I-i6; low
middiink. = 1916: inidling. 81; good mid
ding. sN: middling fair, 9; receipts 644;
stock. 34.672
GALVESTON firm; middling. 9 7-i6
gross receipts. 3, 1873; sales. l.722; stock, IT,
742
NoRFoLK-Tone, quiet; middlins. @; gross
receipts. 8; stock, 2.293.
BALTIMORE-Tone nominal; mtddling, Ss
stock. I,S45.
BosToN-Tone. quiet: middlng. 9: net re-
ceipts. l: gross. 9e3.. =.
wILMINGTON-Tone. firm; middling, S%
gross receipts. 7: stock $50.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. quiet and steady
mdding, 81; stock. 2. IS9.
SAVANNAH--Ton,. steady: middling, ~
gross receipts. LOO; sales. w: stock 1913
MOBILE-Tone. nominal; middling. BIS
gross receipts. IL; stock. 3,oe3.
CHARLESTON-Tone quiet: middling, Sh
gross receipts. "a: stock. 1873
ST LOUIS-Tone. quiet; middling. 9-l6
gross receipts 5: stock. 2, 326.
NEW YORK-Tone. quiet; iniddting. Q
gross receipts. ~: sales. IAo; exports e
the continent, 1892.
Total today-Net receipts. 1929; expoLts tt
Great Britain. 1882: stock. i46:ss3
Consolidated-Net receipts, 1874; exports
to Great Britain. 2.753; to the continent H.,
2S5
Total since Sept. met receipts, ESQ, 3o6
exports to Great Britain, g. .574; - France
74J SOL; to the continent. 2,609.9l6.
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Il. & B. Beers Cotton Letter.

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 2I.-As Liverpool
sdvices were not encouraging our market
opened Sac points lower near and 2d3
on late, but subsequently inDroved All points
in consequence of fresh buying predicated on
the general absence of rain throughout the
belt Later in the session II was ascertained
that Wall Street had temporarily Nhhdrnwn
its support and II Immediately became appa-
rent that traders were anxious to realize
The pressure to sell ocossioned break of
500 points from the top. making the net
loss 6d6 points on all months except August,
which declined u points. Showers are pre-
dicted to occur over Oklahoma anc ArkaIIsss
tonight and Friday. whereas elsewhere gen
orally fair weather is Indicated during that
period The high temperature prevalent
throughout the cotton region is considered bull
1sh, but is oftse; by the large receipts and
lack of demand for spots. Specializing has
notice been attached to the article notwith-
standing the assiduous offers made and the
inference is that the crop outlook on the whole
must be favorable. OF course If general vrains
do not soon ma terialize the chances are values
may enhance further.
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Murphy & Cos Qnc) Cotton Letter.


NEW YORK, Aug. disqualification in the
cotton ri1rket this morning small
scale. tn early Liverpool advices were far
from expectations. being at a sharp decline
1t apparent that the trade In Europe was
not disposed to- undertake important action
du ring the present state OF uncertainty as re-
spects the crop which has undoubtedly suf-
fered much of late. The question Is. can IL
yet overcome the effects of ravages by insects
shedding drought and other drawbacks and
then will it safely pass through the
frost period without being curtailed. Mean
while speculation in all directions halts while
recognizing the possibility Of yield proving a
large Of being naferially reduced. Ex-
IRENE heat in Texas was complained Of today
and the Atlantic States not good as they
were. The market all morning extremely
sensitive ard after losing 3 points advanced
6 points and then again turned easy. Both
edes were timld Uncertainty as to the stu
ation for August keeps the trade in a state
of suspense. Port receipts today esti-
mate: at $500. against 2. / 90 last year.
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MARKETS FOR FUTURES
OPENING PRICES LOWER IN
NEW YORK.
In Keeping With Weakness in the
Liverpool Market-Bull Element
Takes Charge After the Call.
Losses at the Close.

NEW YORK, Aug 2l.-The cotton market
opened barely steady with prices los points
lower in keeping with weakness in the Liver
pool market. where prices hal dropped some
2N2h points. There were foreign selling Or
sders here and the more prudent local longs
ssold out for a turn believing the recent adj
vance too great on the bullish factors at work
land that large scattering long interest had
accumulated. The Wall Street bull element
came to the rescue soon after the call and bid
4psices upward rapidly. January 7.e2: while
August managed in some way to reach 3. 80
But at these figures the realizing movement
by scattering longs again set in on liberal
scale; prices unable to withstand the
strain and worked point by point lower Re-
= ports of showers over the central and. eastern
belt with a forecast for showery weather
generally tonight and tomorrow. thus indicat-
ing a break in the hot wave west of the Mis-
sissppi River. helped to undermine bull CON
hdence Trading systematically active
throughout the session and in the last hour
was general with liquidation overlapping all
Aother operations. Fear of August notices to-
nsorrow led longs to disgorge holdings in that
delivery with the result that the price broke
~ points from the top to 8. "A. Later months
were weak in sympathy. The close was easy
Ind net 6d7 points lower. Total sales esti-
mated 100 600 bales
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I-32d lower and deliveries 2-64d under yes
terday's closing. The response on this side
was opening losses of gas points. but early
free buying by Wall Street in New YORK
stiffened the market up somewhat ana the
figures were advanced some ST7 points, New
Orleans moving alphabetically with the Me-
considerable buying by room shorts that sent
prices of again. The natural tendency of
contract values at this juncture Is unques-
tionably toward slightly lower level de-
spite all of the pesimIstic crop reports with
which the bulls keep the market deiuged. Al
the close the board showed net losses from
September on october and SOC points on
the other positions.
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q. ID. Scale & Co.'S Cotton Letter.

NEW ORLEANS. Aug 2I.-Liverpool gave
evidence of fading interest In crop complaints
by recording a setback In both departments
of that market. Deliveries declined u 90 and
spots declined 32d with transactions limited
To 5000 bales. Trading moderated in guam
tIty here. except for some liquidation If Au-
gust contracts induced by the tender Of no.
fices for delivery, and desire amongst re-
cent purchasers to accept profits subsequently
forced an easier tone that resulted in a mod
crate decline. Closing quotations are points
lower on August and 6a7 points down on
other months.
The market seems inclined to hesitate so far
as action on crop complaints is concerned.
TIE trade has been impressed with the re-
liability of these reports. but. until more
definite information can be gathered as to- the
probable attitude Of the country in disposing
of early receipts and some knowledge can be
obtained as to the extent that spinners will
hgure in early purchases the disposition will
doubtless be to go slow. Meanwhile, prices
WIN likely show a fuctuatng tendency.
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OF the buying. Crop advices were bad and
receipts. though larger than yesterday, were
still far from sufficient At times trade
lapsed idly. but the strength held throughout
the session. September sold from $3.50 to
Receipts. 2 Gears. 6 contract.
Provisions naturally followed the higher
prices of hogs and the corn advance. The de-
mand for consumption also was good and II
needed only the support OF the packers to
bring a short upturn. Shorts covered freely.
Business had largely a manipulatiye aspect
September pork made jump of S5 cents a
barrel, selling at Si7, and closed zoe up al
SI6.s5. September lard sold up 4oc higher
at Slo97h. and September ribs sold at
5000 and closed 2212c up at 40 l21a.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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london Financial Cablegram.

NEW YORK. Aug. 2I.-The Commercial
Advertisers London financial cablegram says:
Stocks irregular but the undertone was
satisfactory. Consos declined to 95 on Ameri
can sales. American stocks were strong early
with Denver and Rio Grande, Ontario and
Western and Canadian Pacific leading. Prices
broke in the afternoon on New York's profit
taking sales, the closing being substantially
under the hest for the day. The Bank of
England return shows an increase OF | 600 =
600 in the reserve bringing the total TO nearly
E26 600. This is sufficient to warrant re-
duction in the bank rate but the outlook de-
mands caution, consequently no reduction Is
expected. The bank has bought 100000 In
hars
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New Orleans Spot Cotton.

NEW ORLEANS. Aug. 2I.-There was a
mode rate demand for spot cotton today. tho lgh
hlVers we're less willing traders upo1 the basis
Of factors asking prices. The cotton So
far received is uniformly OF good style and
Sales. 400 bales. including $50 to arrive.
Quotations l6 lower all grades.
A fair amount Of trading was INDUCED in
the marke. for contracts. Liverpool was dis
appointing TO the long element, spots being
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Fire at Hazlehurst. Miss,

Hazlehurst Miss. Aug. 21.-Fire today
destroyed several stores. The principal
losers were W. S Howard. j. A. Charles,
j. n. Gunther. NJ. Kelly Loss $4,000;
insurance $1,000 Large lot of lumber in
yards of Hazlehurst Lumber Company
was also destroyed; loss, $4,000; fully
insured
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Ct. Louis Provisions.

ST. LOUIS Aug: 2I..Flcur-steady: RED
Winter patents. So, Iod3 20; extra fairy and
straight. SO. 25a3. 80: clear. So. es92 rs.
Whiskey-Steady at 81 81
Dry salted meats-Boxed strong; extra shorts
Bacon-Strong; boxed extra shorts and clear
ribs SLIPS; short clears. 5 .97h..
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LOCAL WHOLESALE PRICE LIST
Provisions.

CORRECTED AUG. 81. 1902
Bacon-II%c.
Dry salted sides, Io%dllc.
Lard-Tierces. leaf. Nc; compound SHc,
Meal-75c per bushel.
Oats-white, SOC; mixed, 4oc.
Corn-Whhe S2Q64c per bushel.
sait-Liverpool. ST. sack: virginia, 55c:
Michigan. 25o-pound barrels. Sl75
Svrup-Fancy, 4oc; reboiled. 3oc.
Flour-Patent, S4d4.25 per barrel; straight.
Susar~Granulated. SC; Y. c., 47sc; cut loaf
Arrow Ties-45 lbs. SII5
Jlte Bagging-2 lbs. 7lsq7Atc; IL lbs,
67Ac.
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Maw orlaans Sugar

NEW ORLEANS Aug. 2i-suGar-strong:
open kettle, 21ad3 3-l5: open kettle centrifu-
gal 3a31, centrifugal yellow. 3lsd4 5-i6;
seconds, lssd3h.
Molasses-DuIi; centrifugal. 5dl5.
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Cincinnati Provisions.

CINCINNATI. Aug 2l.-Flcur-Dul.
Lard-Firmer at Sio25.
Bulk meats-Steady at $40.
Bacon-Steady at ST. SO.
whiskey-Steady at Sl.3i.
Sucar-SteaCy
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Naw York DRY Goods.

NEW YORK Aug 2l.-Fully an average
amount Of business doing today in the general
run of cotton goods on home account AZ pre-
vious prices Small purchases Of heavy brown
cottons made for China. Regular print cloths
unchanged, but Fall River now offering 49,
inch "a squares at 37b.
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Did you ever see the Elephant? The
Elephant dotes on Dots. Can you count
enough Dots to make an Elephant? Try
il next Sunday. adv
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Spot cotton in the local cotton market yes
terdsy was quoted foliowa;
MiddlinE and above new .....................-S
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]. NJ. Bates was aroused the other
night by a noise in his room which he
soon detected was made my a burglar
He quietly aroused his wife and they
made a dash for another room where
MIR. Bates kept his pistol. Returning he
began firing at the noise emptying his
PISTOL. When all was quet he entered
the room with a light and found in the
closet a little negro boy about II years of
age whom he had raised. The negro had
riflcd Mr.. Batess pockets of several dol
lars in silver. He said he wanted some
money to buy candy. Several shots came
very near the boy one striking the bed
post lust above his head and another so
close to his feet they were lacerated by
the splinters. Mr.. Bates was much re-
lived that he did not kill the hoy. but
what he did for him with buggy whip
was a plenty.
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Professor c. c. Johnson principal OF the
Marion High school has returned after a
pleasant vacation spent at Tate Spring,
Ashevile Knoxville and with his parents
at Oxford. His school will open Sep
TENDER 18th.
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Naval Stores

WILMINGTON. Aug. 2i.--Turpentne-Noth
ing doing; receipts. 60 casks.
Rosin-Nothing doing: receipts, 279.
Crude tup~aeaR@>Firm at i.4o. 50 SO and
Tar-Firm at 5 SO: receipts, II2.
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RESPITE OF SANDERS.
Attempt to Turn Perry Against Jelk:
Has Failed.

Marion, Aug H.-(Special. )-Considera-
BILE interest was aroused throughout the
county on the receipt of The Adver-
tIser containing the notice that John
Green Sanders, who was to hang tomor-
row for the murder of Road Overseer
Mullings had ben respited. The history
of the crime, tried and convicted of the
murderers. the respite of Luke Sanders
and his execution, has been printed on
divers occasions. That the whole people
of the county were interested in seeing
that justice was melted and the law vindi-
Gated was evidenced from the fact that
a mob was stayed on more occasions than
one. The offiense was the most brutal in
the history of the county.
In respiting Luke the Governor was
censured and the effect of this action has
been used by his political enemies against
him in the present campaign. Hence the
respite of John Green spread like fire
in a sage field, but was promptly met
by The Marion Standard, which reaches
the ,home of nearly every family in the
county. giving conclusive evidence that
the Governor did only his duty and would
have been unworthy the high position he
occupies had he done otherwise. In fact
1t was beyond his power to have done else
than respected the petition of the Pardon
ing Board that time be granted to in
Vestigate the case under the plea OF the
defendants attorneys asking for commu-
tation. 1t is conceded, however. that it
was only a trick of Johnston's campaign
managers, B. NJ. Allen. being the leading
attorney of Sanders and knowing the SEN
timent of the people that the application
for Communication was allowed to remain
quiet from the first of June, when the
Supreme Court sustained the verdict of
the lower court convicting the prisoner
of murder, until almost the day when
the execution was to take place.
Since the people have been advised as
to the purport of the action a reaction
of sentiment has spread as rapidly as the
news Of the respite and the action of the
Governor commended instead of con-
demned
Governor Johnston for some purpose is
making Perry his battle ground, and not
a day passes without the county being
flooded with his literature, and while he
has enlisted a few local men in his in
terest 1t IS not believed he can carry the
county with all his trickery and misrep-
resentation.
Charlie Waller failed to show up in
Marion Tuesday night at which time he
was advertised to speak in the. court
house No reason was given for his
absence. 1t is hardly probably that Wal
Ter will make even a show in Perry
Your correspondent has heard of only one
man who says that he is going to vote
for him.
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Money and Exchange.

NEW YORK, Aug 2l.-Money on call steady
at 3Isf4 per cent; closing bid and asked.
3hG4 per cent. ..-
Prime mercantile paper. 4stI5
Sterling exchange hrmer with actua! DUST.
ness in bankers bills at 4.67 IS for demand
and at 4 "a so for so days.
Posted rates, 495d4 9o1s and A'oS'
Commercial bills, 4,63%d4 S5h.
BAR silver 52h: Mexican dollars. avg
Government bonds. strong: state bonds IN
active; railroad bonds. easier.
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Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour-Steady.
No Spring wheat, 72a7sM; No. 8, SO;
No 2 red, 7oXd7I.
Corn-No. yellow. 6ih.
No oats. 3o@32: No. 3-white, 35l4a3s.
Mess pork, per Dbl, -$I675qL6 80.
ks5a PIE PER sG 100 iSs ocse siSgg
Dry salt2d shoulders tboxed5 5%G5A.
Srort clear sides boxed. Io%q l07s.
Whiskey. basis Of high wines, SI.3I.
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Kanxas CITY Live STOCK.

KANSAS CITY. Aug 2I.-Cattle rReceirts.
500 natives 2Ioo Texans; calves. $50
Texans, 500 natives: market steady to 2oc
lower.