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Arizona republican., 1909-09-06
With Pen and Camera in Nigeria

In pioneering work" says Freder-
lex w Emett i'm the September Wide
World Magazine. there is no part OF
the empire whose record during the
past few ears has been so full OF
stories of intense human interest as
that portion of its West African pos
sessions now known as Nigeria.
The staple article of food is fish
which seems TO be caught in album
dance. The net is placed few inches
under water and the fisherman then
perches himself on the bank or, more
commonly, on a high platform, and
watches until the fish float over the
top, when the net is pulled up and
the catch removed.
THE Nigerians are nominally Mo-
hammedans, but underlying their Mo-
hammcdanism there is great deal of
strong fetish superstition which con-
sidcrI5iy influences their life. 4 Curl
Gus native legend is current among
tine lower river tribes, who declare
that alligators are not really aIliga-
tors AZ an. but men who have taken
that form for a short. time, and after
ward return to their original shape
Arizona republican., 1909-09-06

were spoken. Christ and his disciples
had been going hitler and thither.
preaching the doctrine of the word of
God. but now the Master. he who is
divine, is seen bowling before God
The disciples are touched by the
thought that, if il is needful for
their Master to pray. they ought to
pray more; so they come to him
saying, Lord, teach us to pray
Christ, without a word of remon-
STRANGE, gives them the prayer we
call the Lords Praper, including the
words of our text, Thy kingdom
come
Let us consider the following
propositions together: Every true
child Of God muss PROV 5lis petition;
il is most important petition for the
church to offer always; the church
can, in large measure, help to answer
the prayer; and we should never he
discouraged in offering this petition.
There is no doubt but that he who
is interested in the coming of the
Kingdom of God offers this prayer
frequently If one claims to be a
child Of God and has no interest in
the salvation of men. he may we'll
question whether he is in the king
dom. Tn" man who is truly saved
must expect and desire the salvation
of the unsaved. Where you find a
man OF strong faith. there you find
man of deep concern for the saliva
Arizona republican., 1909-09-06

ton of the souls Of the lost Paul
made it his chief purpose in life to
glorify God in the salvation of men.
The stronger the faith Of = man, the
deeper and more real will he the
concern he has for the salvation OF
the lost. Wonder is John Knox.
out i'm the middle of the night. pray
ing, Give me Scotland or | die
Yonder is DR.. Duff pleading for India
till he swoons away before his audi
ence, and. on coming to, demands
that he be carried back. Then he
finishes his speech. which is one long
plea for India r. said he, Scotland
has no more sons and daughters to
send, the old man must go back. for
India must heed the call of the Cos
pei of Christ We must be i'm ear
nest for the kingdom of God to
come. I'VE will be blessed i'm the very
manifestation of our earnestness i'm
the salvation of men. Let us get
away from the T. me and mine in
our prayers and put in more Of the
thy thos' and their
Here we have an important PRAYER
the most important prayer that the
church needs To offer In the proyer
here given by the Master. he himself
fought us its Importance, for he puts
it before many other petitions The
Master taught the same by precept
and example. The Son of Man is
come TO seek and 10 save that which
Arizona republican., 1909-09-06

or scalding of the urine. This tells
of kidney congestion or inflammation.
Neglect the trouble. and dizziness.
nervousness, rheumatic pain, swollen
ankles and limbs. dimming of the
eyesiSht sediment in the urine, or
fluttcring of the heart viii mark the
near approach of dropsy gravel. stone
in the kidney. diabetes or Bright's
disease.
only in one way can kidney disor-
ders be checked and cured-by prompt
treatment Of the kidneys themselves
with a special kidney remedy. Doan's
Kidney Pills are for the kidneys only.
They cure sick kidneys. clear and
regulate the urine, relieve strain upon
the heart and nerves. and cure back
ache. rheumatic pain and dizziness.
They are recommended at home by
people you know.
Arizona republican., 1909-09-06
CHRISTIANS PRAYER
THY KINGDOM COME
Sunday Morning Sermon OF Rev.
Henry NJ. Campbell

SUNDAY morning, at the First Pres
bvterian church, Rev. Henry NJ.
Campbell preached from the text,
Thy kingdom come" part Of the
second verse Of the eleventh chapter
of Luke. The following extracts pre-
sent an outline OF the discourse:
In the providence Of God we are
hoping soon to enter on the fourth
year of service as pastor and people.
and l am quite certain that speak
the sentiment ~ every heart when I
say that we are longing for the spe-
cial blessings of the coming months.
In our text / have chosen what
might serve as Il motto for the COM
ing year.
Let US glance at the conditions
under which the words of our text
Arizona republican., 1909-09-06
PHOENIX PROOF.

Joseph Coulson, AS w. Washington
Street, Phoenix, AriZ.. says: For
some time l was about laid up with
my back. There was a duh, nagsing
pain across my loins and kidneys
which bothered me almost constantly.
About two years ago / had a fall
which injured my back and | was I'M
conscious for many hours. This was
the beginning of my trouble and I
knew that my kidneys were affected.
The use Of three boxes of Doan's
Kidney Pills, procured at the Adams
Pharmacy, brought me relief and
have had no trouble to speak of since.
am a strong advocate of Doan's
Kidney Pills"
Arizona republican., 1909-09-06
THE LAND OF WEAK KIDNEYS

1t is admitted that Bright's Disease
of the kidneys causes more deaths
in the United States than in any 9TH
er country; that more than half the
sickness in America is due to weak
or diseased kidneys.
We are a weak kidneyed people,
and the reason is plain. Ambitious
to enjoy more than mere living. to
have all the pleasures that our neigh
bors have, anxious for wealth and
success; we overwork. rest little. eat
and drink unwisely, and are "on the
GO all the time.
This strenuous life of today tells on
the kidneys. The human body was
planned for a simpler lie There is
just 50 much work that each organ
can do. The kidneys filter our blood
day and night, receiving it in a
ceaseless stream, draining off the
poisonous impurities. This duty is
heavy enough in a normal average
life. but when we work early and
late. give up rest and repose for en-
joyment, and retire late to troubled
sleep, the work of the kidneys is in
creased enormously. Every bit of en-
ergy consumed throws into the blood
a quantity of waste like the ashes of
a fire, and if the using up is too
rapid, the kidneys cannot keep pace
with it. A cold. chill, fever, strain
or any excess may hasten the newt
able breakdown, and as the circula-
ton of the blood never stops. the
kidneys have no time to rest, no
chance to mend. Sick kidneys can
not get well alone.
The first warnings of kidney weak
ness are duh, aching pain in the back.
retention, excessive flow, discolOration
Arizona republican., 1909-09-06
CARD FROM JACoUITH.

Friends Of William T. Jacquith havS
received cards from him from Dan
bury, Conn. He writes that he is near
an old camping ground of General
Putnam and the new residence of
Mark Twain which is called storm
field. 1t is a famous ground for
fishing and camping parties.
Arizona republican., 1909-09-06

is one desire in my heart above an
other. it is that this church may be
a soul-savins church and that Christ.
through out service, may see of the
travail of his soul and be satisfied. 8"
Arizona republican., 1909-09-06

to their villages. There are many
cases Of natives. after having been de-
nounced by the witch doctors as be
ing allegators. being driven from their
villages and put to death. Even to-
day this occasionally occurs in remote
parts"
Arizona republican., 1909-09-06

DO you think you could learn to
love me-"
Well don't know You might give
me a sample lesson"
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-06-18

late II fhs sepsion bsoams decidedly
buiitsh and the marksts closed o. AL
most the hffhest point of the day.
wass Sears s e va naSss II q; spsss
abroad. impaired sofne strength 10 the
market at the opening but the arm.
ness was soon dlspsIled ON seilinss
the Northwsstsrn markets, prices drop
ping 70 . point about i-g below yes
-. A. ,, oiiisiL e, 5or.sss. sf generally ssls
q report that new wheat from Tennss-
see mad been sold to ~. Louis inter-
esta for immediate shipments. were
SuIra iss. m e ,Ss Ies ss,iins the
to an eversold condition Of the mar
ket. rather than TO any definite news
OF bullish nature, although some re.
Sisds n IL. eG Nosswssss 81 .cs s@a
ana OF damage hv excesstve rains IN
Maryiand and other Southeastsrn
States. the July delivery displayed
La from the low point. closing with.
In LIS OF the top at i.15 les.
1nly IN as tns sor was The ayss q trad
In the nearby option impaired consid.
cradle strength to the more deferred
m r,u, ana prices q the close showed
Ths bulge in guiy xas s css to .cs.vs
soyeriaS BY sherts: based On !. brisk
demand Tor the cash grain By Eastern
shippers. The cash demand from the
East was reported to have been the
most active IN several weeks. Crop
news was aaatu almost exclusively q Z
favorable tenor. but the movement was
ight. During the day the July deliv-
erry ranged between II ia and 7a So,
ure.
Oats shared in the genera, rally In
prices and closed at net gains OF i.aG
s:s TO ! cent. compared with the pre-.
Mous close. Buying late In the day
ewing to Embellishments liquidation
S Srongnt 1 eSs ~ the slump In other
greatest gain. and after selling be-
top. ~
Provisions were strong throughout
the entire session. because Of a ma.
terial falling on in hog receipts at
western packing centers. Many of
slump were buyers today. The bulge
IN grain also had a STRENGTHENING in
nuence, Prices at the close were II
l-z@lo to 20 i-2 cents higher.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-06-18
IS SILENT AGAIN
NOTHING DOING ON THE LOCAL
COTTON MARKET.
No Cotto. offered BY the Factors and
No Disposition shown By The
shippers To Look
Around.

The local spot cotton market relapsed
into silence again yesterday ana the
tranquility was undisturbed as there
was nothing offered by the factors
and no disposition shown on the part
OF the shippers to look around Con-
The cotton market opened yesterday
morning unchanged to two points down.
advanced . few points. then broke
sharply for fifteen points on selling
by Wall Street houses. Before the
close 1t rallied from Its low point. July
futures closing one point ,as Lower .o tfon
was four points lower at the close
The market has fluctuated very wide
ly within thu past few days.
Liverpool, due from three TO four
points lower opened steady at enc
point decline and remained steady and
quiet: There was q fair business done
sales estimated at about 5000 bales.
Weather conditions and the imme-
date prospects were better. The
weather map showed clear to CLOUDY
weather prevailing 1t nest points 70
eastern sections light scattered show.
ers were recorded In Arkansas. Texas,
Alabama and Georgia while general
and heavier rains fell in the coast dis
tricts. Indications are for partly
cloudy to fair weather today.
The unexpseted shower n , this VI VI.
hot sun was very unfavorable to the
new crop. according to several Of the
local planters, as 1t causes the young
plant to wtther some and adds an
other setback. Work, however, 10 pro-
crossing rapidly in the nelds and the
certainly show Q great improvement In
the crop.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-06-18
COTTON GOSSIP.

No sales recorded in the local mar.
ket yesterday.
Local middling again quoted at II
SIS cents.
No cotton offered yesterday by the
factors.
Hardly 1000 bales of the staple re-
main in stock In Montgomery.
The market nuctuated some yester.
day.
Trading was restricted owing to
Possibly crop accidents and improv-
ing trade conditions should work i'm
provement in values.
1t looks as II now the IL cent liqui-
dalton was about over.
Professionals are again taking hold
OF the market.
A trade journal has stated that the
extraordinary euftailmsnt of pro-
duction last year Is a powerful fac
tor in the cotton goods trade.
The undertone of the market Is
steady, and according to some author
try is very confident OF higher prices
on the general economic situation.
-
Dallas, Texas, advises that the re.
cent rains in central and north Texas
have been very beneficial and that
the cotton and corn are doing nicely.
tt 10. said that the fact remains
however that the plant in Texas is In
no ~ Sor1s na SUo,tS n,htnt Ssnera,I,,
occurs in July ana August.
New Orleans reported spots quiet
yesterday with a small scattered bus
mess.
Florence, Ala. reported it stormins
hard In that section of the State yes
terday, ~.
;, n. Liverpool eablsd. Market looks
New York wires. Heavy selling by
Wall Street caused great break in
cotton.
Little Rock wires, "Advices from
Mississippi say that State is border
ing on disaster. Spots are selling IA
cent above quotations"
Another cable from Liverpool reads:
ICED"
The total port receipts yesterday
were only $3.50 bales, as compared to
1878 last year. OF this number CAL
weston had 4,1S9 bales yesterday
against 1.45S a year ago, while New
Orleans had 1,40s bales yesterday
compared with 1912 in 1905.
Waco, Texas, says. Warm, sua-
shiny weather, gave planters time to
General rains have fallen in the past
few days and we consider the outlook
for a good crop very promising. Gen.
trail, East and north Texas give very
bright reports. Stands good and lands
In fine shope. In West and North
west Texas, recent rains have ma
terially improved conditions. Stands
are very good. Boil weevil reports
no feature as yet"
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-06-18

lteAdy unchanged. maddlinx 10 fs-fsc
&ies on the spot $50 bales: 70 arrive e7S
futures opened steady unchanged on July
'{@ptea from Liverpool were favorable and
'}N{Neifhed better reports from the cotton
etts AFTER the call bulls became aKxress-
'olnis above yesterdays closing. Here the
fetrs made an organized drive and over
FEneEmed the bulls with selling orders Chi
&fQ and prominent New York operators
<ere named as the principal sellers. The
ave eontfnued until all the advance was
rs ana net decline Of 30s points estab-
sec The closing was steady with the
rtiys months showing declines VI 2@s
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-06-18

CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

Chicago, June 1.-THE declining
tendency of prices in the wheat market
was halted today and fair recovery
was mades owing to buying by shorts.
At the close, prices were Is lower to
IA higher, compared with yesterdays
final figures. Corn. oats ana Prov sfons
also closed strong.
Considerable nervousness was mani
tested in the wheat market, and prices
Guctuated over a range of Is to !
I-2 for the active months. Sentiment
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-06-18

New York. June 1.-THE market for cot
fee futures opened duh st unchanged prices
French cables reported an advance Of Y
franc. There was no buatness early but i'm.
porters seemed willing 10 sell the near posi-
rather more active late in the DAY with
the close steady. net unchanKed 10 fifteen
bags including July at s. le@ag: septembsr
SIS.
spot coffee quiet; Rio No. Z IN csc; San
tos No 4 Dc; mild auist; cordcva Az o
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-06-18
CONVICTED OF MURDER.
Jurv Found Henry Brady Guilty with
one Capifal Punishment.

Alexandrla, La, June 17.-Henry
BRADY. charged with the murder Of
Deputy sheriff Laoaze Woodwork. was
today declared guilty as charged. with
out capital punishment, by Jury
which presented Its verdict after being
nut all night.
Brady and Woodworth had . quarrel
last January which resulted In the
mortal wounding OF the latter.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-06-18

% Bouis June I7.-Cloes: yvhna, A. =
red cash SI.te @Ba; Ne. ! hars AZ ~ 70.
guy 3i.IlA Sspt sI.0eM s~ss'
7sE: sen. 10 90 cash TsH; white ISM; July
70. Oats: No. cash $40; No. white 5yus.
july 4s&c; Sept A9k a Nc NJ
Lead $40; spslter SS.s7M
Snickena IL We; springs fm21e. tursa,.
lag laAc: ducks SCI: geese &c,
Butter creamery 12@2ec
EKgs 1se case count
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-06-18
KANRAa CITY oRATN

Kansas City. June lT.--CIOse: Wheat No.
2 hard 81. 3093s; No. 2 red 81. 1890.
. hard s1.So93s: No. red 81 4S@s0.
Corn; No mixed $50 Nc; No. white
Oats No. white 5sc; No. mixed SSH
Close: Wheat July 81 OF; Sept sl.o2A;
CORN: July ss*; September ssw; Decsm-
Der sax.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-06-18
LONDON STOCKS.

London. June 17.-American securities
opened at irregular prices today. Later the
market advanced but this improvement was
not maintained and at noon the tone was
dull and values RANGED from above to v
below yesterday's New York closing.
Consois for money. -. ...... AA
Illinois Central -. 80. 80. ..1s2
Lou and Nash .''' .s's'.''labh
Southern Ry.... ~
Bar silver firm 24kd per ounce.
Money x61A per cent.
Discount Off short and three months bills
13-1s@1A per cent.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-06-18

Ane NoOsA ana tue AAauAmA Will COntlhue
to fall slowly.
The weather rs cloudy and showery from
the upper Lakes southwark to northern Ar
kansas Mississippi and Alabama. and sout h
eastward to the soutA Atlantic States IN
South Carolina the amounts were heavy over
the greater portion Of the State, Rain oc-
CURED also In the upper Rocky Mountain re-
Rion and on the North Pacific coast In
other parts OF the country. the weather waa
clear or partly cloudy. During the past
hours an area of low barometrfc pressure
developed over the lower Lakes. The po-
sition Of this area considered in connection
with the areas of high" IN Dakota and the
south Atlantic states, and the prevailing low
conditions in the Southwest, makes local
showers very probable in Alabama tonight
or Friday. Temperatures are rising In ethe
cotton belt, except that in the South At
lantic States they have fallen q little on
account OF the heavy precipitation in that
region.
COTTON REGION BULLETIN.
@s@agezaeRy, Ala, for the q hours endins
IL B ala. 18th Meridian Tins.
Thursday. June II, 1902
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-06-18
MvMnpnnr. nnArN

Liverpool. June if.-ciosing wheat spot
No. red western winter nom. Futures easy
July So Tia; Sept. IS sid: December ss
3Md.
Corn spot steady; New American mixed
via Galveston ss Cd. Futures quiet; July Sc
Cd; Sept. IS sAd.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-06-18

Temperatures rose slightly except in ex-
treme eastern districts. Rains were light
and scattered except in South Carolina where
heavy rains were general.
e. C. HORTON
AA.t ohs'veT. Temp, In Charge
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-06-18
RANsAa CrrY PROnuCE.

Kanaas City, June l7.-Rutter creamery
extras 25c: firsts 2Sc; seconds 2ic; packing
stock 1shc.
Eggs extras 2ic; firsts 1sc; current re-
CENTS 1=Hc; seconds and dirties lsc.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-06-18
DRY OOODs MARKRT.

New York. June 1.-THE dry goods mar
ket shows q broader inquiry from day to day
and also looking ahead In the spring and
fancy goods. The merchandising end re.
fleets little of the upMft noted In the prt-
mary market. Ssrgss In mems wear fer
spring are being ordered actively by some
large factors. An advance was anouneed
on q leading line OF wide sheetinEs.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-06-18

Nsw York, June 17.--Flour. rscsipts Q. 17a;
feR TOO; quiet and barely steady.
Mhaax receipts none. Opening &c higher
<sg en- better cables than expected wheat
40 turned weak again under liquidation
Aggressive pressure from the bear houses
t{infisK . cent per busneI from the top.
~ tz4zzx @9a ri: September 81 rs l5-l60
IS Dseembsf sI.i9K els ls-Is; May
ne eull; No D western 7sAe; nominal:
New TcFk
Hnef firm.
1nrn receipts -. zoe.
DnffeF barely STEADY; receipts are;
e3fu8ry extras zee.
IA aFaan specials 10 y @145Ac.
NIFKa weak; receipts 1851 State. Penn-
iNAnla and nearby fancy selected white
IL Is fse; 90. fair to choice 33h W2bci
Amn ard mixed fancy - 01tc: do. fair
ehoic4 al z3c; western extra first II y
5tcs ffxHt 20 = o. 1o; foffietAl 2ehe)i Sec
6a - y zoe: southern I7A @ishe'
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-06-18
ENGLEsH RANK sTArrsfnNr.

London. June 1.-THE weekly stat.m.n.
q the Bank of England shows the foIIowins
Total ressrvs inc. asx naa
Girsulation dee..., -. ...... sss' ooc
other securitiea' a. ''.' - LESBOS
Ssner aeposits. inc -. ....e.. a,1s5.ooo
Nc,s. 1spossts aec''.. '..g...... ss3.o08
Soyernment securities unchanged
The proportion Of the banks reserve To n,
week II was 4S.7e. ~9'
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-06-18

Paris. June 17.-Closing; Three per cent
rentea 81 francs am centimes for the as-
Exchanse on London IS francs 20 can
times for checks.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-06-18

yineinnati, June 17.-Flour dun,
.rhest easy 81 SO953.
sofn easy 1874 ore.
ats easy 59@ksKc.
ve steady 81 89ze.
fcvisions steady.
fhiakey steady 81, 81,
itittar steady.
egs firm rs 83oMg
tai1v unchanged.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-06-18

n Car L09 heeedpts.
lorB 17s cars with 81 Of contract grade.
sotai receipts Of wheat at Chicago. Min
tnolis and Duluth today were i1l ears,
spared with 12s ears last week and 2ts
the corresponding day a year ago.
PrOdRee Market.
tuEter--steady; creameries 2a@36he; dat
sos @74kc.
Eggs---stsady: receipts 10. 3S4; at mark
- Included tshe; firsts zoe: prime firSta
&C,
sheass--.strong; Daisies 1l@ke; Twins Il
@ei Young Americas 14h6&c; Long
rns l3@Hc.
etatoes--strong; choice to fancy sO@7Oc;
to good s067oc.
koaitry-Steady: turkeys 14c; chickens
&c; springs 2092se.
xssI--Firm SO to SO lb WITS. 10 SC: 80 to
ID. wts 81 csc; IS to no lb. WITS 90
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-06-18
MONTGOMERY MARKETS.
GThs quotations. are corrected daily fer
The Adverttser.)

tThs auotatiens are eorrsctsd daily fer
The Advertiser, croo.-...
ME "a s.., W. 2; % y sacks ssc
S1.nSS sssa ssr ss nc H 10
0iic: prime i2eisc; fancy 140ike; pea
berry l3he; cid goyernmsnt Java a7e51e;
MooSs ana "a java BLENDS Is Sc. 1'@''e;
cHEEsE-Fsll cream daisies ls@3se;
PSI sSuoAR-GrSnuistsd. standard 6%e; fancy
'FIouRSFsacy. nominal: straishts .s.u
e1e.7b; patents sT.Io@7S; fancy patents
"sTHRcH-corn 701oc; standard goods
Pearl 4hc; gloss lump A%e; nickel goods
As sdcT * S9&o: SfS1aa ~ esSs:;' 5 $685.
1sxIST-L4vsrDOol n.Is; virginia $50;
LS VsfaNssfEoAR SOeipe gallon sOSsOc.
sssbs le XXX cream e. x Xxx oy o.s
ic: Ben Hur soda Biscuit Sc carton see
VsARp1NEs-Amsrtean Mon Ss.4ooSa:
X Mustard ts.fS; Imported X oil key oDss:
'ssMooiI..SsSsSsESs-asorEis Cane Dbl, sss ssi.:
srifuKsi corn syrup in cases 8 SallOnA. 50
PEI SPIE sYRUP-'Los Cabin" brand, 8
gallons 81 per case. 10 gallons $3.50; -
quarter gallons = Pr 90 Ssa case
BACON MEATs.clsar ribs al2.san ore:
Af,ARp@HoE compound sEe; fancy hog
lara i1he; kettle rendered .la4 0144ci
Dry SALE MEATs-Dry salt ribs IL i2X
| ASS; airy salt cut ribs Sl1.1b.
RREAKFAsT BAcON-1Sk 027ke.
Grain and FeedstufFs
CORN CHoPs-Psr' bu: iSh gs5hc.
| CORN-Whlts from store 80 q sac; mixed
| O &c less.
| HAY-Timothy. choice per ton 13I; Ne.
| per ton eis; Alfalfa per ton $43; johnson
| gEaRs per ton tl3 q 114.
OATs-whits from store. dray lots. GTs,
BRAH-Per ton S2s. Shorts $50.
0RITs-Per Dbl. - so: per sack S1.3S.
| Cotton Seed and Products
| COTTON SEED-S1s per ton.
AEAL-choies ga, firm; prime TN per
sen+ per ton t24; prime cake per ton 3s1.
| LINTERS-PsF h. 1850.
oIL-car lots; prime crude basis per h.
{ 1-3oj basis refined.