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r TRlDAY, JANUABY 21, 188L GOV. ID . "J fttUEss. Thert i the riag rf an honest, sin cere doslr for th advmncement of ""W&rtfrXHfia's interests for the tiros perity and happiness ot -hr people, in the inaugural address f Gov. Jarris which appears in fall elsewhere. The Governor offers and responds in ad mirable spirit to the sentiment: "North Carolina, the developments her " WOrces and the education of. her chi-d"fa.w- No new and startling facts are stated; no elaborate theories are ad vanced showing how the end so ardent desired is to be accomplished. Plain truths are stated an9 no effort is made at concealment of the relative posi tion of our State in the general line of U&TS&cement; the remainder of the wxtriifl left to out . legislators upon. yrham the. Goventof righUj. assume. derolTes the duty ojroviding the wajs and means to stimulate our growth and happiness. If he succeed in sending oiit the laborers into the. fields which are so white for the harvest, he wil1 JiavVaccomplished a great work. With theihnited powers now delegated to -til chief magistrate of the State, h is in a measure unable to bring about reforms or inaugurate new systems of improvement except by giving them snch personal aid and encouragement as his position affords. Got. Jarvis has pointed out in his inaugural address the instruments by which the people of the State may be rendered prosperous and happy; It now remains for others to ap- i per cent funding bill has pastea tif 4onse. out the indications are! thajf tht rate of interest .will bo raiied7tothrte; and :,' half per cent Senator (Blaine 'says this wfll be done. He further says: The fact that Brit ish consols, which, are perpetual and hare never been at par, although back ed by a government which has the highest credit of any in the world, fur nishes the most conclusive evidence that a 3 per cent bond to run only for a sort Jirm p years cannot be floated at oar.' To undertake it would inevitably be to lower the public credit, which now stands so high. Mr. Blaine said he thought also that it would bear very hard on a large class of investors to in sistupon 4 3 per cent. rate. Trustees of widows and orphans and of educa tional and benevolent institutions are compelled to large extent to invest in government bonds, and a difference of one per cent, makes a vast difference to them. j This is no doubt the popular side. Bat it is rather a narrow view which requires th national finances to be managed for Ihe benefit of a compara tively small investment .made by trus tees and other managers of funds of educational institutions. After all, it appears to us that the only question is whether or not the government will be successful in floating a 8 per.cent. bond. 1 The Financiat Chronicle, the leading authority on matters of this sort in this country, .to, Vrhich Hon. Fernando Wo$4 ;rrred in his speech In the House of Representatives, day before yesterday, says there is "very good prospect for the negotiation of the loan in itapresent shape," and adds: "So f aTas VfJl e trtJV tfcoacern ed,f the dis- ODsiUon lajto Iodic favorably on the bill and to discount its passage and the suc cessful negotiations of the 00005." But, wouldn't the country at large, and particularly the South, be better fff tee faoney is locked np in bonds tt thlisort? Wouldn't it be better if capiuu snoni( weet , investment in schemes and enterprises which tend to aeveiope ner resources? feaioijaunier; had a pfrpef in this1 faonth s Princeton Review on "Presi dential election axjd-civil aer?ice,xe- lorm, lir, wVW J Jtasex me ground that the recurrence of presidential leeaoni very fbufyears is a chief ob- A. 1 A. . . ... bumjio 10 reiorm in tne civil service. Ho apparently favors an increase in ttepni3Ki4r branch of inBSf ana Ukttg tram th Pre identof .the jiowex. nf appointment to office and the veto. Tf.then," he says, "this change' should be brought about. the presidepcy rould becom mote, of an ornamental office ; its power would beeawne0;theclilef,of tbe depart mend would becomo V true cabinet; President miglit, without ahyrea- onto the contrary, be 'elected for mueh longer term ; it would no longer reno.fiexenceif hp had noqoaii- ues not possessed bj respectable medi oferrty; and the functions of the political wionter would lose importance. This proposition might equally well be stat . e4 la OjiQtkenferm'. Wo can lengthen tbelem of the presidential office if we strip it oX the- most important powers Which it now possesses to control legia- Uttopi and we can then solye the prob- lets Of Ciril setrlce tef6rm.w These TirUoil ve dacidedly radical In tfceir mtnrey aftd yet they do net leave the chJtf executive much mere cem- pletely ftripped of power than are the Gorermerenf many States. Remove the pardoning pewer from the Governor of North Carolina, ins will probably be done, &d how much has he left ? Ripest really after anything except te get poatestion of the Atlantic and X"yrth CaroUiia lUilreadr asks the Wilmington Bter. , PoeilUy niught huv ' lm any event his proposed mid land nd!irjiroB Goktsboro wQl not be bnilf Wto&W9&T wgah- fiQQe illtur vav vy aa mm uuv do & tfaiaidbi Ait never yet resulted in rvmtaiihr thete&ttureS ot the man with tfcV cardinal mask. "i'1 tttria nf Memphis towards WW. .J"?.r! j j.urfarwtiiMi mnm va eninncaou .VWTifr" rrz tt-" z- . tto raceal-decision rw pa -jv-- rTrl1fd Stales, recited la ua. . : frnm . " r";: nvi .Mi mtL iTThd city. W'" rather, tne people-for JftmpiAitaw njger d ty nresewt'-bonds one worth 5 per cent of thV&cb orvthAsand bearing only 8 With each successive meeting of the General Assembly, some leeislator. wismng perhaps to obtain credit for a generous, magnanimous spirit; or rea d1 to condone a public wrong because, it did not happen''" tfrinflict apersonal in jury, asks the Legislature to restore to the full rights of citizenship a man whom the General Assembly kicked out of office for grossly violating the laws ,os , the State and insulting and maltreating her citizens. Eren those who were the special objects or this abuse cherish to-dav little ill-will to ward W. W. Holden. for time softens every .asperity, but it would be little short of stultification for the same-de partment of the State . government which deposed and disfranchised him to nullify this action. Thereis nothing in uov. Moiaen s condition to arouse sympathy or demand such extraordi nary leniency. He holds to-day one of the most lucrative Federal offices in the State. It is thought now in Washington that the Freedman's Bank will pay an other dividend of ten per cent, from the $250,000 to be realized from the sale of the property in Washington now occupied by the department-of Jusice, if the House passes the bill passed by the Senate. If this is accom plished it will bring up the total divi dends to fifty per cent., entailing a loss of three-quarters of a million upon the misguided colored people who entrust- their money to the care of the institu tion. Gen. R. 13. Vance has introduced in Congress a bill providing for the erec tion of a signal station on Black Moun tain, N. C at a cost not to exceed ten thousand dollars. TOUTED STATES SENATORSII1PS. WiKMUln'i C be ice. Madison, Wis- Jani 20th. Philetus KnTr was nnminatMbT thft "RfeTtuftli- fn caucus last night for United States Senator. The Struggle la PeKneylraaliu Harklsbukq, Pa., Jan. 20, A third joint ballot for United States Senator was taien at noon to-uay, dy tne legis lature, without effecting an election. The only change from the former Dal- lot was that Clarke and Hahan, of Philadelphia, caucus Republicans, who had previously voted ior Oliver, voted for A. Lioudem Snowden. Hakeisburg, Jan. 20. The fourth ballot was then taken and resulted as follows: Wallace, 92; Ohyer, 88; Grow, 54 ; Snowden, 4 ; Hoy, 42 ; Mc Veagh, 1 ; Agnew, 1; lirewster, 1; JtJaira, 1. The convention then adjourned until to morrow. Hew It Stands in Tenneuce. Nashville, Jan. 20. The llth ballot for United States Senator stood as fol lows: Maynard, 35; Dale, 31; Bailey, 14; Harrison, 5; W.M.Smith, 4; Bright, 3; R. Li. Taylor, 2; JEd wards, 1; D. B. Thomas, 1. The convention adjourned until to-morrow at 12 o clock. Nashville, Jan. 20 A resolution was offered in the House by a Republi can tonday contesting the seat of Dun can B. Cooper, Democrat, from Wil liamson and Lawrence counties, but no action was taken. Mr. Cooper says he is willing Ahat an investigation should be made. Applieatfea ui Salt for Injuttctlea Nbw. Yobk, Jan. 20. It is stated that' application was made yesterday to J ndgo Barrett, in the Supremo Court for preliminary injunction to restrain the telegraph companies from perfect ing a consolidation. Robert Sewell pre sented the application, out would not state who the plaintiffs were or on what grounds the application was bas ed. Judge Barrett will decide whether r it shall ho granted or not 5 f f ' LiA TRB Rnf im Hitch has rofnmnnrv ed suit in the Sapreme Court- Bgakist the Western union, Atlantic & Pacific and the American Union telegraph companies to prevent the proposed con solidation. This morning he obtained from Judge Barrett an injunction re straining the defendant companies from entering into an agreement of consolidation and from increasing their capital stock and Other matters. Geo. Oi r aimer ana SA C. Kenny, sign the undertaking on an injunction, m the sum of five thousand dollars. Complicated DlstMtara 1st Ens-land. -LONBON. Ja.. 20. With the tmrtial i restoration", of the telegraph :toirt prostrated by the storm in England in stances or persons naymg been over whelmed dt the snow and frozen to death-are reported from various dis tricts. Railway trams, in some cases. bad 9 oe abandetied. iri .enow drifts Whett ealT ttte' lanneiol the erurine was Visible". The damage done to l)oTer pier by the ferry of the sen amoTmts to 10.000. bond masses of concrete were scooped out by tbo--wares sad : atones weighing more than a ton were jrashed away, xnepier ax ine seutn end on the Thames opposite the mouth mid way was carried , away by iea. and a. boat Which was aiding in the rescue of peraoas b tne pier was wasned ' away J ? 1 A. . . v ana eignt persons were arownea. BMsnd Day mt sjarannah RactCL ' . spragn Witfa, Sayannah, Ga, Jan. 2i. To-day was tne secona aay ! the races, Ten liroeck eouxse, and rwas well attended, the weather heme fair. The first, race, Bonarenture stakes, mile heat, fiye entries, three starters, was won by Cel. Soracue in two straight heats ; Emily T, second, Veni- ui,tniru; ume, lao ana 1.48. Second race, one and a auartar mil dash, wen by Ella Warfield, Bed Man, 1 Ui wery. uuru; .time, 2.18M, rri : , , . ' .1B. Aiiiru. race, uuia ueaL. won bv i.nncr Taw in two straight heats, Bonny Cas tle, second, riit, third, time, l.49 and loo. Tlrglala Tallr Katlraad. . Staunton, Va Jan. 20. The stock- noiuers at the Valley Railroad met ucrw mmmij ana aacernunea 10 place a mortgage or 700,000 on the road and complete it to Lexington. 88 miles sooth of Staunton. The road will preb- yij wo uwlquicuou wiuiia a year, w m. neyser, 01 liaitimere, was re-elected weswent, and the old board of direc tors, etcept Gen. Echols, who declined, wm i-cicctcu.- a. v. xtorae, or otaun- WB, was cnosen to flu the racancy. atck SlaaiCva. iXKW 1 uitii. January au.ii a. m. The stock market opened irregular for the general railroad list, but strong and imt wer cent, mrner ior teietrraph shares, the latter fof American Union. which, howererj subsequently fell oft A tiAr eATitL tA ft.V hnt rallied to Sfl.OT. i r t z z . , : tern Union recorded im per cent, to 1.15M-. ITnio Paciflq opened, per I cent hWher ' at 1.2S.' bat ' declined to v .no- recovered to 12M. The en- tireark4tr43eaK at th6 first board and felt off to 2 pw cent. Forty year8 trial ka proved "BLACK PHAUun 1 " ine Den iiyer meaiciae ux the world. lanl ' Forsake biTH.Q,Sjof FEMALE SUFFRAGISTS make an Aasault eaConrret which Apparently Preauces eiuorallxa- tiea, tor Little wa ,A J. "WAsimiorowi-Jan. 20. senate. The ladies' galery was largely occupied at the hoiir of meeting by members of the National Women's Suffrage Asso ciation now in session in .Washington. The Vice-President submitted a corn ea unicatien from the State department relating to the' 6ffer to m to the de partment the original -aaao9?npts na nistorical papers bequeathed by Benja min Franklin to his grandson, William Temple Franklin, the same being a collection of Henry Stevens Franklin. Amoag the papers is the original peti tion of the Continental Congress to George III., in 1774, signed by the dele gates. The collection will be offered for saleinJLondon.for 7,000 sterling, if the offer to "this government is not accepted. The. communication was re ferred to the committee on library and ordered to be printed. On motion ox McDonald, his resolu tion, introduced in February, 1880, for the creation of a standing committee of. five Senators to receive, consider and report upon all petitions and bills rela ting to the tights of women as citizens of the United States, and to be called "Committee on the Rights of Women Citizens," was taken up. Davis, of West Virginia, said the rules required that preposition to go 10 tne committee en ruies, ana ne moved to refer the resolution to that committee. Agreed to ayes 26,noes 23. The fundinz bill was receWed from the House and referred to the commit teemen finance. The regular order being the bill to provide for the allotment of lands in severalty to Indians on the various reservations, was taken up and occu the remainder of the day. Coke, who reported the bill, explain ed its provisions, and there was quite a long debate thereon, in which coke, Teller, Butler, Morgan, Hill, Saunders, and others participated without action on the bill. The Senate at 4.15 went into execu tive session, and when the doors were re-opened adjourned. Mouse. calkins, or Indiana, stated that he would not call up the contested election case of Boynton vs. Lonng, but would yield to the committee on appro priations, and then, the morning hour Laving been dispensed with, the House, at 12.30, went into committee of the whole, Cox, of New York, in the chair, upon the naval appropriation bill. Atkins, of Tennessee, briefly explain ed the particulars of the bill which ap propriated $14,461,000, a net increase of $55,000 over the appropriation bill for the present year. The principal items of increase were $25,000 for the pay of the navy and $13,000 for the ma rine corps. The principal item of de crease was in the appropriation for tor- pedos. The bill was read by the secre tary for amendments. Hiscock, of New York, moved to increase from $800,000 to $1,000,000, the appropriation for the bureau of steam engineering. After some debate the amendment was rejected. The committee then rose and report ed the bill to the House, when it was passed exactly as reported from the committee on appropriation. Blackburn, of Kentucky, from the committee on apprepriations reported the post office appropriation bill which was ordered printed and recommitted. Calkins then called up the contested election case of Boynton vs. Loring took the floor and made an argument in his own behalf. His speech was listened to with great attention by the members and by several senators who occupied seats on the floor and, at its conclusion, the House took a recess un til 7 SO in" the evening, the session to be for the. consideration of district busi ness COMMITTEE WORK. The House committee on postoffices and post-roads met to-day, and, by a vote of 7 to 1 agreed to a ravorabie re port upon the "Springer" resolution, and directed Representative Money, chairman of the committee, to present the report to the House at the earliest opportunity. The following is the text of the resolbttoni c ; 'HesotvecL That Hie committee on postoffices anoT post-roads be instructed to inquire into the expediency of es tablishing, by law, a telegraphic postal system under the government of the united States, and, also, the cost or re producing facilities for transmitting telegraphic messages, equal to those now possessed by existing corporations, and as to the expense oi operating the same, with the power to send ror per sons and papers, ana report at any lime by bill or otherwise. BLACK VILLIANS LYNCHED. A ycnlble Ontraffe and Sf order Ter- ribiy AvcBgid. Spedal despatch to the Greenville News. PBOsyjttUTTi SC; Jfan. 19tb-f-On the evening or the 17th as Miss iiettie Wertz was going home from her broth er s, whom she haa oeen visiting, she was assaulted Dy two negroes, Dave Spearman andsam air, who, after ef fecting their "purposes, tied her to a bush, first gagging her, and then went toMr wettz and got 4heir supper, Alterwaroa, returning to their unfor tunate victim and again committing acts of violence, they killed her by choking her. . At the coroner's inqaest suspicion rested on the aoove named parties ' and they were arrested, apd confession on the part of Sam first, and then Dave, conformed these suspicions. They were then lodged in the guard-heuse. .Last night they were taken out of. the guard-house by the infuriated populace. Sam was shot on thjjspot and left for dead, bit Dave was carried to the SDOt where the crime was committed, tied to a pine tree, and shot. On returning, the crowd did not find Sam. and at once search was -insti tuted. He was found at his mother's and brought back to Prosperity. He was then taken about one mile from town, where his own life paid for his hellish acts, the negroes assisting in the vindication of right. uuietnde prevails to-night. Miss Wertz had rare gentleness of disposi tion ana personal Deaucy. Tne Fight Btyven Iabr and Cap ital. Lojfuoiir, Jam "20. The Bolton cotton masters who own nearly of the spin- ales in mat place wui close tneir mills if the demand of the operators for an mdranee or wages is not withdrawn before next week. The dispute affects 10,000 operatives. The Blackhum masters have also re cused to grant the advance of wages nemanaecu f ' ' ' XerriU Pica iters wit a Grat Loc f Iilfe. Xondon. Jan. 26. A French vessel has sunk off Great Yarmouth. With the less of 20 lives. V A brig has stranded at uarieston with the loss 01 8 lives, and a bark has been wrecked on Suffolk coast with the loss of 10 lives: Bv the explo sion of a boiler, at Dewsbury. Ydrk county, west Kiamg, 11 persons were Kinea ana 16 injured. - A letxiictive) firf . WiltHn. B:, Jan.'2oU-At'2f p; m. this place was visited . by a disastrous nre. v-x mrteen stArmc a ban r and h v- eral offices were burnedl": Th total loss isesumateaat60,000. The cause of thejire is unknown. - r v Mercy et the Boston. Jan. 20. It is reported here that a great fire is raging at Wilton, New Ilampnhire, and that nearly the entile town had already beea destroy ed, " Thousands Use It, Why Hesitate ? Joy to the world I Woman la Free! Among the many discoveries looking to the happiness and amelioration of the human race, none la en tided to hteher consideration -tan Dr. J. BrsafleM's Female Regulator "Woman's Best Friend." Br tt woman emsnelDated from rrambertess'flls peculiar to her sex. Before Its magic power all Irregularities or th womb vanish. It cures "whites" suppression of, the "menses," and removes uterine-obstructions. It cures constipation and strengthens the system, braces the nerves and purifies the blood. It never tails, as thousands of women will testify. $1.50 per botue.' Sold by T. C. Bndth; and L K. rreparea Dy ir. j. BT&aneia, Atlanta, ua., price Wrlaton ft Co. THoiusmx, Ga., June 28, 1877. I hare been selllne BradfleldB Female Regula tor for years, and It still continues Donular-an evidence ot Its being all claimed for It 1 can re call instances In which It afforded relief after all tne usual remedies had failed. a J. CASSXLL, Druggist. BURNETT'S COCOAINH. Kills Dandruff. Allays irritation, and Promotes the Growth of the Hair. : Ghntovkux. For over two ve&rs I have suffered terribly with "scald head" in its worst form. A few weeks aco I tried a bottla of wmr CocoATinc. The first application gave me relief, and now the is eaecsuaiiy cured. Toots respectfully. N. C. STBYKN9 ENS. Deputy Sheriff, Ottawa, 111. Burnett's Flavoring Extracts are perfectly pure. FIFTY DOLLARS SQUANDERED. I Durchasad one of Flare's Patent Liver ani Stomach Pads for my wife some time ago, and it has given' eUre satisfaction. I have paid from 825 to $50 annually for medicines for her. Now she says she feels as well as she ever did when young."- -Wm. a Lewis, Ternon, Del. gold dj an uruggists. TRUTH AND HONOR. Query:-What is the best famllr medicine in the werld to regulate the bowels, purify the Mood, re move costiveness and biliousness, aid digestion and tone up the whele system? Truth and honor compels us to answer, Bop Bitters, being pure, periect and narmiess. see another oolumn. Toledo Blade. MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH JANUARY 20, 1881. PBODUCI. Baltwobb Oata easier: Southern ; Wes tern white 44aft, do mixed 48a, Pennsyl vania . Provisions firm: mess oork ia.2n: bulk meats loose shoulders . clear rib sides , ditto packed 5Mia7; bacon shoulders ow, ciear siaes m, nams Wiail. Lard re fined tierces Mfc. Coffee firm: Rio eantoes lUfealoU. Sugar Quiet: A soft (Kit. Whisker dull at 1.12. Freights QUlet Chicago Flour steady; winter wheats R.OOaA.25 spring double extra 4-75a.T.75, extra 4 25a4.76 wheat active: No. 2 red winter OeiA. No. 2 Chi cago spring 98 cash, 98 February, 99toatt March, J4ay. Corn arm at 85 cash, 87 Feb ruary, March. 41& Mar. Oats hhther at ai It cash, February. 851 May. Pork hieher at 18.25al8.35. Lard active at ft.Kna.t7U. Bulk meats firm ; shoulders 4.45, short ribs 7.00, short ciear i. to. . nrjusaey sieaoy i.n. CiaouniATi Flour heaw: ramiiv a ica cwv lancj o. foao.uu. woeai ami; ko. 2 red winter 1.04, No. 2 amber . Corn steady; No 2 mixed 42, new . Oats quiet; No. 2 mixed 37. Pork at 313.75. Lard higher at 8.95a9.00. Bulk meats streng; shoulders 4; clear ribs 111; bacon firm; nbs 7, clear 8i. whiskey steady at 1 .08. Sugar steadyibards lCMAa, New Orleans Vfea74. Hogs firm; common 4.25a4.85. light 4.70ao.OO, yjummg a.uuuo.tHj, ouwners O O9U0.OKJ. Haw XORK UOUtnem Hour dull: nnmnn to lair extra 4 75a5.35. good to choice 5.40att.75. Wheat opened U better, closed firmer: unr- ded spring l.Ola 1.08. Com closed dull; ungrad ed 54a57- Oats closed heavy at 43 tor No. 3. Hops steady. Coffee firm; Hlo in cargoes HiAal4i4. ougiir wean; moiasses sugar DVS, I air to good reOniBg 7alA, pilaw 7; refined quiet; standard A 0ai. Molasses quiet: Porto Rico , New Orleans 35A48. Hiee steady; Carolina and Louisiana 5Uja7. Rangoon 3. Kosln dull at 1.75a i hzw. Turpentiw strone at 47U. Woo heavy: doBuesUe fleece 37a52, pulled 21a46. nnwashed 14aH8. Texas 14aH7 Pork active at lH 'A a 13.50; middles stronger; long clear ; short clear long and snort 7. HO. Lard closed active at G.40&42UJ. Freights dull. COTTON. fJALVwroH Steady: middllnc 1 lib: low mlddl'c 1010: rood ordinary B3Ac: nettrec'tsH.ia7: cross 5,2 i. 1 ; sales 1701 : stock 120,364; exp'ts coastwise 521; to Great Britain 8,742; continent 4,073. NoaroLa-Quiet; mldd'e lltoc: nei receicts 1,005; gross : stock 29,906; sxports ceastwiss 1,530; sales 689: exports to Great Britain. BALTOfORK Quiet: mlddllnc lltk: low mlddl'c HV4c; good ordUn'y 10C: net receipts 465; gross ; Bales 115: stock 'J4.MH5: exports ceastwise 691; spinners 100; exports to Great Britain ; io continent Bobtoh Dull; ml del Una 113sc: low mlddllnc llic; good ord'y lOVfec; nt receipts 565; gross 1,805; sales ; stock 7,605; exports to Great Britain 1.016. Wrummroir Quiet; middling lilac: low mid dling 10 13-16c; goed ordinary 9S4c; receipt? 658; gross . sates ; stock 6.658: exports coast wise ; to Great Bfluin ; continent . . Phxladklphi ADuJl ; mlddilnx 12c: lew mlddllnc 1 Kbc; good ordinary lOVxs: net receluts 800 gross ; sales ; spinners 442: stock 16,273; extorts to Great Britain ; ceast Sataitkas Quiet: mldd 11 7-16c:lowmiddlin lOikc: mod ordinary 9$c: net reoelDts 2.000: gross 1,161; sates 8,500; stoek Sl.OSgexp. eoast- wise isoo; u urea uru&ii ; cononeaL Nrw OrIiKAHS Qalet; mldd'e llbc: low nki auna .iuoh: aooa or r vstc: net receiDts 6.44Q: gross 0,318; sales 6.600; stock 291,716; exports M reat Britain ; coastwise ; France 1,943. MoBrLa-Ouiet: mldd' lllAc: low mlddllnc 10wc;good ordinary W4c; net receipts 1,914; gross : sales 1.200: stock 56.067: exo. coast 545: Ureal Britain ; cnanaei. Vnmm fitpftlv mlddiln IIUa- nuwdntd 1,192 ishlpmeots 1,140; sales 2,150; stock 72,715 dltng 10c, good ordinary 9ftc; receipts 615; auvvoia auu MAiMwtuia a w mu iwav uiu rupmenis ; saies dou. CftAXLXSTOir Qtdet; mlddltn? 1IU.; lew mid dllng lllc; good ordinary 1034c: net receipts 1 Al S: cross : sales 1U00: stock 72.133: exverts ooastwlse 103; Great Britain 8,424; conUnent 630. Kww Toax Cotton dull; sales 264; midd'g uplands 11 13-I0c;oneans vz. i-iec;net receipts 888 ; gross 8,030: consolidated aet rees 1 8,682 ; exports Great Brliala H3y58C; eenttneat 4,750; Jfranoe i,V4tf. LrrssFOOiy Noon Cotton market closed dull; mtrtdiing upl&ads 6 9-16d; mid. rleans tmd; sales 7.000. speculauon and export 500; re mints 2.800. all American. Uplands low mld dllnc clause: January delivery , January and February Wd, February and March 6 9-9l6al7- 82d, March and April 6 9-16d. April and JTay UbalU-32d. May an June 6 ll-16a2l-32d, June and July 6 23-32all 16d, Fotures weak. Ltvxrpool. 5. 1 5 Sales of American cotton bales. Uoland tow mWdUnc clause: January delivery , May and lime,- Futures clesed steady. FUTCEKi; ' Nxw Toki Fsturee closed easy, sales 114, January ll.6oa.70 February 11.v4a.vo March 11.93a 94 April 18.08a.09 Mar 12.22a.23 June la-aaaat Jaly 12.43a.45 August 12.48a49 beptember ll.96a.98 FINJlNCLAL. Nxw Tobx Heaey 1.04a6. Exchange 09. Governments oulet: newS's 1.014b. Furanda half percent 1.12. Four per oents 1.131. State bonds inactive. Rjw Toax-Stocks ttosed strong. Hevf To Ce ntral Kris) H i ti LaKeSkpn., , minolaCentraL... Nashville and Chattanooca. . Loolsvllle and NashvOle Pittsburg.....; , CMcago and Northwestern . preferred.... Wabash, St Leuls ft Pseifle. Deprelwrred,............ Memphis and Charleston Bock Island.:.. Western Union... Alabama Class A. 2 to ft " , , Class A, small " Class B,6s M Claafl C. 9 tA a 1.524 51U 1.83 1.33 1.8 1.85 'MS 1.40 1.14ft 721 H 88 Bnb-treasurr balacmm , nH S68.8 9.001 . 'J , Currenay 4772 i M CTTT OOTTOS aUBXET. Omoi at Tata OBsnvam, l , ; CSAaLOTrx. January 2K 1881. The market jasterday closed duiL unchanged uooaauaanni Btrictlv mlddl 1114 Btriot low mldduag... 101 Lower trades. Receipts yesterdal, 122 pales. Town at the Flames. BOOTS c5 SHIOISS TO TH "WANTS OF ALL CLASBXS And our stock, now being received, win be' found GAITXBS, C, dee., and GENTS' HAND-MADE, and cannot be surpassed In good quality, style, and beauty goods of the very ''best makes, warranted every pair tock of H1AVY PEGGED GOODS, of the best grades septl Charlotte Preduc narkst. JJANUXBT 29, 1881. BUTING PRICES. Cobm, per bush'l 66a70 mkal, " Ruaoo Pkas, " 60a65 Wskat, " Kjopb Family 3.25 Sxtra.... - 800 8uper 2.76 oats, shelled, 50a55 FRUIT Apples, perbbl Dbikd FEurr Apples, per Ih.. oV Peaches. l0al2V(i Blackberries.. .. 6 Cabbaox. per lb. 8 PWTATOCS weet 60a70 Irish. 1.00al.25 BuTTKB North Carolina 20a25 Koes, per dozen. 25 Poultry Chickens 12al5 Spring 18a20 Ducks 20a25 Turkeys, aer In. 8 Geese 85a40 Fish Mackerel Na 1 1.00al.25 - No. 2. 85a 1.00 M No. a 75A.90 Codfish 10 BaaF, per lb., net... 3a5 Mutton, per lb., met 6 Pobk, " " 7 Lahd, peril). Oall WHOLESALE. Bul Mkats Clear Rib Sides. 8a8iA Coma Prime Bio. 14al6t Good. .v, 12al5 8TBUP Sugar-house 80 MOLABSKS Cuba 80a85 Sugar Syrup 85a60 Choice New Orleans 50a60 Common 40a46 Salt Liverpool line 1.00al.25 Coarse 1.10al.25 SUOAB White. 10allti Yellow 9a 10 RETAIL. Oottom Tras New, per bdle. 2.60a2.75 Splhsed, " 1.75 B a&siko. Der rd. Illal3 Chkesr 20 Baodn N. C. hog round 9al0 Hams. N. C 12 Hams, canvassed. ISal 4 Ricr 813 t&XBtZXlZS. ki Arrivals. ONE CAB LOAD OF VA. BOLTED MEAL TWO CAB LOADS QHOICE APPLIS, BBL&. FLOUR, 25 BBL8. 1. ft. POTATOBS, CASES PLWMPDDING, BOXES OBANGB0. ie0 BUNCHES CHOICE BANANAS, One Car Load Flour. LARGE LOT FINE Sugar, N. Orleans Molasses, Coffee, and everythlHg desired la the Heavy and Fancy Grocery Line. Davidson & Beali. 3anl4 F. F. f . F. F. ?, We guarantee the ' above brand of FLOUR.'- to be the finest in the city ior All -we ask is a Trial of it. nov28 ARRIVED THIS DAY "PDCK NOSTKKBN CABBAQX, 8WX8T POTA fblJJ fzpja iUSTXRK NOBTB CIBOLIK A. Jlao, BCnNDUNGbythaBAmElilfc . JanlO 8." It HOWELL. mm WE HAVE TAKEN SPECIAL TO ADAPT OUR PURCHASE OF OF THS COMMUNITT B3TH IN THE CITY very attractive, full and complete. Our stock of MACHINE-HADE GOODS, BOOTS, CONGRESS of finish. Boys' Misses' and chlldrens' shoes In of them, and will sell them at prices as low as the Is also full and attractive, and we can promise satisfaction to all who favor us .-.itii t A. E. McSmith on the Home Stretch BADLY DISFIGURED, BUT STILL IN THE RING IM McMnsic BookSmall Instraineiits, Band Inotrnients, Drnms, Strips &c k $tistcVLmuaus. IMPROVED PATENT LIVER PAD I Hitii Gits HaID. CaJTM AAa ant Bmssil DmilDr Lasy Xvick as loa. VtMum 9tM wittwt Incelag Ot SysUm. cvaxa CbiHi tod Fixer, liwCmplaiat, Bjspeia, Hesnlpa, Elemitism, CostiveaesaV len&Ie Sid i fferou EniAde. Thass Pd Oars all Diseases bv Afaeretioa. Noxiou Pilla. Oil, or Pofeonoas MediciiMsar tskea Into the Stomaoh. Th Pads art worn over the Pit of the Stocsseh, eererinfr the Great Nerve Centre, also the Liver cod Stomaoh. A Ren tie Vegetable Toniois sbeorbedintotbeoinralationofthe Blood and Liver, pmrifjiBg 1bu Blood, stimulating tke Lircraod Kidaeys to healthy actios, and strenstheaiDK tbe Stomach to digest feod. Paicx or Pass tl and 3 bach. Sold bt all Dkuosuts, or seat dMaH r Ezprass. . Manufactured and for sale at 92 Germain street, paittmore, Md. ' Vat sale IB Charlotte at the drag stores ot L. R. Wrlston A Co., F. Scarr, T. C, Smith and Wilson & BurwelL may 15 ly. Only Vegetable Compound that acts directly upon the Liver, and cures Liver Complaints, Jaun dice, Biliousness, Malaria, Cos tiveness, Headache. It assists di gestion, strengthens the system, regulates the bowels, purifies the blood. A Book gent free. Dr. aijb6rd, 162 Broadway, N. y. TOB By A.Z.I. dkugcjists. Jam 18 deed, eow-ly. ziHONEST 7-- Twist Chewing Tebaee la the manufacture of it nothing but the very best sweetening is ugegaaa every care taken to develop apd preserve its own peculiar aromatic taste and flavor so highly Appreciated by all lovers of a good s-Z g CD u . PP. g Sb g Q o i I o g 1 m p I 8 3 fc - . 2 f-A J s - BBBBCBB Ne Dr.SANFORB'S I fVIGORATOEl BLOW. Manufactured only by BROWN 4 5BO., JaolO 2w Winston, N. C. WANTED A HOUSE with lour ot five rooms near the cen ter of the business portion of the city.. Must ke within five minutes walk from the public square. . address "B ' , Observer Office, dtt PAINS AND URROUN'DING COUMje LA.D13S' FINE BUTTON v. GAITERS. NiVY and ENGLl.u ut) ,Vc great van. y and of the best same c1;l,s or gods can be iwi-i .;. RANKIN & BKOM Trade Street, under (Vntriil Hutu SURGESS NICHOLS, Wholesale and Eeta& Dobu U ALL KIND. Qf FURNITU BEDDING, &c. FULL LINK OV Cheap Bedstfiis, AND LOUNGES, Parlor & Chamber tfuits. COITINS 01 ALL X1NDS fitf ttNn. R0. 6 WS3T TSAD1 CHABWl TB, K. JOB PRINTING. BOOK BIN DIN steam roAvi:i. FAST PRESSES. GOOD WORKMEN. In connection with tbe publication of Thr ob server, and the establishment of on of the 'iar est, most complete, and most thoroughly equipped JOB PRINTING HOUSES In the South, the proprietor has Just added a ccn plete BOOK BINDERY AND Ruling Department, Capable of executing the very best class of work at short notice. Old magazines, newspapers, hw or other books rebound In handsome style, ;uid ;t very low figures. BLANK BOOKS, ACCOUNTS CURRENT, And work of this class, ruled and bound to ordi-r We are prepared to furnish close estimate on every description of LETTER PRESS PRINTING. A FULL SUPPLY OF WOOD TYPE MR POSTER PRINTLNG. Theatricals and other exhibitions can get thul DATES and POSTERS printed here In as attractive a manner as In New York. We have a very full supply of type for printing, at short notice and in first class style, BBTKFS FOR THE SUPREME COURT. And lawyers desirous of presenting their argu ments In good shape will do well to give us a trial. We have the most accurate proof-readers, ami our work is as free from defects as it is possible to make It LETTER HEADS, Statements. Order Books. Visiting Cards. Ball C;trds, t Pamphlets BILL HEADS, Djeds, Recelpt'Booka, Business Cards. Programmes Magistrates' and . Court Blanks IhJfact, all kinds of printing done at short notice Special attention given to Railroad Printing. 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The Charlotte Observer (Charlotte, N.C.)
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