Ghe Ghcatottt bxzvoix.
Cilii, H joifEi, Elttii Prwprtotwr
nnm Attn Jtwomci At Ouxunn,
M, OL AS BKWIKCIMIW AXXgJk'l ?: ' ;
SATURDAY, jmGUST J.1881
Two suicides in New York Wednes
day . . ,m.SAnr9.-i:
IT-'
Gor. Wiltzl of Xouisiana ia danger
ously lit--"-'' x:?!.:
It is ssid tfcat cotton seed oil is a good
1
The postoffice at Richmond, Va, will
be lighted with, the electric light.
The drought has caused almost a total
failure of the tobacco crop in Missouri
Gen. Hancock declines any entertain
ments While thr President is suffering.
The kle Charter has passed the
Georgia Legislature by a vote of 134 to
25. .
The amount of subscriptions to the
Mrs. Garfield fund up to date is $155,
000. An inadequate sewer system is said
to be the cause of much disease in
New York. .., .
The Pennsylvania State Democratic
contention will meet at Williamsport,
September 23d.
.. . .
Sadlier ;& Co., the Catholic book pub
lishers of New York, an 01dt firm, lus
pehded payments, Tuesdapr.' 1
Si nee Mr. Brush has ' cultivated the
acquaintance of the electric light he can
occupy an $80,000 wigwam. -..
Cincinnati denizens get drank on 131
varieties of mixed drinks. They are
not particular as to the mixing, either.
t .
The fire insurance business Is not
very flourishing. In July the losses
foot up $3,400,000 on $8,500,000 property
insured. '
Redmond, the notorious outlaw, has
been taken from jail at Asheville and
is now in the Greenville. S. C Jail, to
await trial. . -
Judging from the names Desendorf
Jorgenson, &c there must be some dis
tinguished foreigners running the Re
publican machine in Virginia.
The Electric Exhibition was opened
at Paris Wednesday morning. One of
the principal rooms will be lighted by
500 of Edison's lights.
Good peaches can , be bought in
Greensboro at $1 a bushel. In New
York they are worth from $12 to $13,
brought from California.
New York has a tropical locality
known as "Hell's Kitchen." It is mat
ter of curiosity to know if it has not
also a "Hell's Parlor."
Switzerland is suffering very much
from drought The grass crop is com
pletely burned up. Droughts have
been almost universal this summer.
1 I
Mr. Walter H. Page, of North Caro
lina, is pronounced one of the "coming
men in literature. He writes some
very interesting letters to the Boston
Post.
Good gracious I After going through
one of the hottest summers this coun
try has ever seen, the agony is not yet
complete. Hartmann, the Nihilist, is
going to lecture.
Maud S. trotted a mile in two min
utes ten and a quarter seconds, Thurs
day, at Rochester, N. Y., in the presence
of twenty thousand people.
A Virginia physician says he has
never known a habitual consumer of
tobacco to have typhoid fever.
This M. D. is probably running a to
bacco factory somewhere.
A subscription of $5,000,000 has been
made by a syndicate of European "capi
talists for the purpose of constructing
acanal between Delaware Bay and the
headwaters,' of the Chesapeake Bay.
When, the colored orators of the
Lynchburg convention alluded to "Cap
tain Kidd," they had no reference to
Captain Kidd of Atlanta, nor to him of
marine fame, but to Billy Mahone, of
Virginia.
The appointment of colored men on.
the police force ibyiMayorringof
Philadelphia, has; jCreated, disf at&aot
tion among the white policemen and
some of them have resigned in conse
quence. T "r- "
Upwards of tfro thousand members
of the Palmer family held a re-union
at Stonington, R. L, Wednesday. - They
probably took advantage of the cheap
fare war among the railroads.
Senator Hill, of Georgia,has recover-J
ed from the surgical operation on. his
tongue. He made a speech at Rock
bridge Alum Springs, Va, last Thurs
day, in which he paid his respects to
Mahone cc Co. ?
Theo. Allen, the gambler, said to be
the wickedest man in New York, 'who
recently got rid of one wife, Las ; mar-
rid a pretty girl in jersey City? said to
be worth $450,000, and thinks ne will
now reform. ? ; . -y 1
The milk dealers of New York pay
the farmers fiom two to "two-and-a-half
cents a quart for milk. Then they
Interview a pump and a pile of chalk
and charge the dwellers of Xfotham
about six cents a pint for it,, f I'.-St-
T j " T f 1 if i
A procession of SJXW'persons, with
bands, banners and torches, marched
to Mr. John Dillon's residence lii Dub
lin, Wednesday night, ;to cbhgratnlate
him upon hla release from imprison
ment American flags were freely dis
Wayeut'f-!? r- -
twmpany has aone a gooa lawg orter-.
ing to take charge vljm traasport ; to
Vha AtJaritoExposiiion, and puta ex
hibltion theres siich . specimens .of 'the
torodncts of Abe country afongV iUr lrrte
as may bejti&MedJj jlM PkPVW'
Vktmity wnich our people ought 3 tjojtaka
The Republican convention which
met at Lynchburg was rather a mixed
multitude, andjitfitheir deSbefjitMins'l
got badly mixed, f oo.T&e pSonpst b
tween the StraigttoutsMnl! Coition
ists resulted in;ii' spjit andithe etn'
aorsemenc 01 ine xte adjusters oy ine
latter, who thereupon retired from the
convention leaying the Straightouts to
run the machine according to their
own fancy.' Precisely how serious this
split may be, we,, atgthis distancer can
not tell, but it looks to us asif the re
sult 'will Ie.tojdefeat. Cameron and
'giro the Stat iiimlbmocTzia. Hai
xue xvcpuuiiuiwuis iciiiiuxieu imiteu. auiu.
supported the Readjuster ticket, we
think it more than likely it would win,
but it required solid Republican sup-
port to do that. .. ' , ,if.
'. The Readjusters, by the .way, are no
mean antagonists, for Cameron f is a
man of more than ordinary ability, and
be is backed by Mahone, a good organ
izer, and perfectly unscrupulous as to
the means he employs to carry his
point. He understands his work fully,
and has managed it shrewdly from the
start. The fact that he eedcaiJti0
aTJepublican convenUbnWmahy men
to advocate, his isupport, shows that he
knows what he is doing. We believe
now that he can control more votes in
the Republican party than Wlckham
can and that he will get Cameron more
of them than the Straightouts can con
troll; but whether he can secure
enough to outnumber the Democratic
votes thati will be pojlek for' Daiie
remaini to be seen. We pelfa tje It oa
sibl Jforfthe Redjser Jiajs imuc
on his Bide of the discus$()n.!that tkes
with the masses. To "pay all you owe"
is the Democratic platform: to "pay as
little as you can" is the Readjuster's.
The Democrat appeals to the voter
from a standpoint of honesty and State
pride to meet his public obligations
squarely and honestly, while the Read- J
jusier appeals to me sexnsnness 01 me
voter and the disposition1 latent in the
average man , to escape obligations
when the plea pfrighi or jusidcation
can be put in. Pay ing public debts,espec
ially when more or less 6f it may have
been contracted in a questionable way,
is not very popular any jvauid whether .
repudiation wi' otiose tin popular
elections depends no little upon who
advocates it and how it is advqeated.
Of course the great body'of substantial
and intelligent citizens, who have
State pride and take a personal inter
est in the good name of the State will
vote solid for meeting her jost-obliga-tions,
but there are many on thejother
side who are not imbued with this high
senseof honorvnd who will vote for any
measure that means lessening their lia
bilities.and lessening taxes. Ho W many
of this class there may be inthe Old
Dominion we have no means of figur
ing but at presenbut there are enough
no"easyrmatt, if -not to enSflreiis-deK
feat.
MONEY It,EiXTV.
One reason, perhaps, of the Southern
increase of business enterprises of late,
the large investmentsin , railrpids,
mines, &cis the great amount of aon
eyfo'eked up in Northern vaults, and
the low rate of interest at which it is
offered. It is said all the money one
wants may be borrowed at three per
cent. No wonder that capitalists are
seeking investments under these cir
cumstances, and that railroads, mines.
and factories in the Soutbwhich hold
out inducements of liberal dividends,
can command the capital asked for.
We saw a statement not long ago of
the formation of a company at the
North to loan money to Georgia farm
ers, thus going out and actually seek
ing borrowers.
The great field of enterprise is, nowl
in the South, and this way the bwnersM
of large unused capital are turn:
ing and wiU fthm ifor Some itixfie'd
come. ;As the tompletioirotthe Jfforth
Pacifies, railroad finlargd.businfia
and peopled the. Territories of theNorth
weStso will the I completion ofj jhe
Southern Pacific! increase business
and increase population in1 th pohth
Western States and Territotiel, sofme
of which are even E now growing w'ith
amazing rapidity. Of course all this
means, as a natural consequence, towns 1
dtieM$fn9uierous Indostrief ab
not even inougnc or, out sure tor come,
If told ten years ago that the then wild
State, of Texas, would by this time be
girfedwith' railroads, that Jm popular
tiowould incfeiBe at theratl of two
or three hundred thousand a year, that
she would be coh
the City of he Mentezumas with r ;
4ozn otber.'road ffom different gir
recuons penetrating into the Mexican
Jiepublic, that JEftwj Orleans (w;ould be
one of the greatest grain export ports
of the Atlantic coast, the teller might
have been classed among the visionaries
whoseproper place would be inside of
some aslum. but all this and evea
more we-liav? seen Come to pass within
afdw yeara.Lndatill the wor&goes on
ly aauewttgmning.nie nettj
ten years jr7ill see tlireelimea aj iuucb
conplisned as fhepast tenliavend
wiu see oven greater, enterprises begun
ra? carried out to successful ccret&ff
than, we have any conception ofHf
Tax dodging- ig tiow m&mfo-X
-a
ecis was is engaging me iieniion qt,
GeorgiaTegislatQrs. k If there is anj oe"
thing in which the average - American
citizen excels it is in dodging taxes
ortryingit . .. ).) iy.M
eod Bobejrtsbn, f9 welt4)-do
fam$i?j&!( na MadionSndina,
arrayed himself in his wife's clothes
and, aunbonnet and hung, himself 'on
Taesday night, i Kocause is known ior
the afternoonas fee bM mm1 Ml his
The meeting between Daniel and
ifl imiirAn 4nrlii4'lf fr fJlAXlrkvavn inns.
ship of Virginia; atf &eiC&urtftcraael
was noted for the marked courtesy
ourteo too,. Derocats applauding J
maiu coTOwig.'jirxi An i i flgiy
of therajf theKepnblwjan muddle can be
arranged; ftf m3jrDaHleIf etM&og
yHi-l'
David Carrol, the Baltimore miliion-
abhorecenaydhe thought
fulness to set aside .vOir- hilill
The Americay ;B. iktrs . sso on
nttigarSplls, &hsJ(
the absence of the president, Alexan
der Mitchell, of Milwaukee, and the
yico-presiden t JU JX. jremnypMnJSj..
Spaulding, of Buffalo, was xhosen, to J
M ?"-.- -
TcotesTplacewe have heard of
lately Is Atloria, HUnoiSjfere they
naqi irosjEgJpiif ta -menow or
other tlweaMratwayi ready to
accommodate Vennor,-although in a
very limited way, sometimes.
it
The straight-put Republicans, con
vention at Lynchburg, adjourned with
out making any iiominatfons. They
authorized the- eiemtive6mmittee to
do so, but their f tyongest men Afclto
the 1 honor.". This lea verf! the iMmkd
Daniel and . Cameron, . . .
The Philadelphia Bulletin, aiReuib-
lican paper, speaking of 'the appoint
ment of colored men aa the police
force by Mayor, says th regroes
shoulft.notpiref tOsffleeHirsOj CodiBe
not The Republican idea is that all
they ought to doisjustgo right along
and elect -white Republicans.
New York Herald: Perhaps' Dr.
Agnew will nowteltsome one whyaq
strong man with a und
enetrated any great Catu
ny blood vessel. ioEtoni
'J. i ' . - A .(?
f gao, wim a nwre nesii
wall of the body-rts now,
seven days,no farther advanced toward
recoverytanIr. Garfield is?
WUil fclJL,LET HAS NOT BEEN
CUT OUT.
A correspondentL ot the-Baltimore
VBun writes Ihus: to his papet about the
hidden bullet:
The impression is growing that the
operation of Monday was not so much
to'facilitatl th'iexit of pus as it was to
straighten the track of the bullet, so
that the electrical probe can be used in
locating to a certainty the position of
the bullet. Those who know JDr. Ag
new welLand.! are familiar fwlth his
views fia resrardtd this case savi he is
inot at all Satisfied- with tilirallet be
ing where it is, and that it is his inten
tion to cut it out if it can be located as
the only means by which a final recov
ery can be assured. It would have been
taken out weeks ago had the ; Presi
dent's condition been such that he
could stand the operation. It is said
that in a conversation with Secretary
Blaine yesterday Jie said that the ball
woalthave1beenjextracted before this,
bnt aefttberiifger&ttending the op
eration weald be; rdore than that of
leaving it where it 13, unless the Presi
dent was sufficiently strong to rally
said Also th jt pr. Agne, i Qf ihpinj-.
ioh that the rise In temperature during
thevenings of last -week"' war due
more to the irritation caused by the
bullet thili by tEte insufficiency of pus
liishatge m
TIIK PRESIDENT'S
Appetite Improving and IHm Ucncral
Condition Reported Satisfactory.
OFFICIAL BULLETIN.
Executive Mansion. 12:30 p. afe-
The President has rpassect m cofJbrtat-l
Die mornings i conunuesxopaxe
without repugnance, the Iiquidnour
ishment allowed and ate with reusn for
breakfast a larger quantity of solid food
than he took yesterday. At present
his temperature is 99.3-10; pulse 100;
respiration 19.
D. W. Bliss,
J. K. Barnes,
FT J WOOPWABD,
i 4 4 IS R0T.RyBUBN,
i . m P. tt Hajulton,
: ExiictTiyg Matssioit; s.30 a. m
The President slept well the greater
part of last night. The fever of yester
day afternoon subsided during the eve
ning and has not been perceptible since
10 p.m.
Bis general condition is good. Pulse
100 temperature 98; respiration 19.
P. W.BLJS8. r t..
J. K. Babnes,
j. j. woodwabd,
Kobt. Beybukn.
F. H. Hamilton.
cutive Mansion, Aug. 12. In
tyhoi inifrea
TWf.P1
PhUadeiphiamcffiyf -Agrrstrtrffifta 'T ! eoastwise
a communication appeared which Dro-
xesseti w present, hit views in
IK) several points connected -with ifres-a
ident Gr$ed'A wound. As t6
lilt, kui Jk.IJ W I-'V,Jr. -M
ori the fame slbieetfiu the JTi
Herald and has, as I understand.
the subject of comment in other papers,
I deem it my duty to say that in no
particular do the details given repre-
I sou nrjr views of the case nor were
t mey ever given ny me to any repre-
sentative of the press.
v. Hayis Agnew,
1611 OiEBtnut FhiL-uielphia.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, AUg. 11. "7 p.
wivauw ucij, uuo OTCUUJK UICSSIUK
it. w jl 7tr - a i lj r. ,P
ttowdunootinavll bt doing well.
he at anifty?ouB secreted lis gradu
ally diminishing. Its character is
healthy. s he rise of temperature this
evening reaches tho game point as yes
terday. At present his pujse is 108,
lemperacBre 101, respiration 19.
igued d. w. HLiss.
J. Jv. BARNES,
J. VV. WOODWARD,
W j rvo m T? tjvpttti xt
F. H. Hamilton.
i-'fil Weatlier.
vVAspiKSTON, August 12. Indica-
WA
4 ll0 vxtmMiamfi Atlantic States
4 partly-cloudy weather, followed by lo-
uaB B"onary or
u i j : r wj m perasure roiiowing, roiio wed
inJLhetwr terpoiUbns by rising ba
ropieter. Torjieoutii AUantic States,
fair weatlier.-wmda mostlv annr.h
stat onTrvS wt
f ortir cror mn a vs w skSMtAA j.
. LIEBIG CO'S COCA BEF TONIC
.Professor . M. Hale, anther
new remedies, Professor at Chicago Medical Col-
jcite. Ruxnijieuas uoca ior Daa taste in the
month, furred and coated tongue, dryness of the
mouth on waking, debility pi the digestive or
gang, colic, Ineffectual urging to stool", and flatu
lency. II is superior toany tonic I havensed or
rtMaetwirukW' cava Phabsa. nu n lHJIa.
Mrs. T. 1. Gist; 1204 Walnut strt, Phlladel
phlayr writes r'-L. had; ilnftarnmaterj jbeumaasni 4
rery bsiUy, and In one foot and ankle it seemed to
ndve'taKen '' hold rUh a dBtermlnsitor.--tn
.BCfiejppiie-;and thfe mogrohalhe'd'St. Jacobs
Oliciuld not put my foot to the floor, even for an
friLtanr: I used It that evening for the first ttmt,
EjesjiiR rnjng Tor the second time; and ttuf after-'
ter
t a
ueup. wy iwiopwnjpr several minutes at a
and wauftff! wps.neaJl1
about my foc ui, and nepf, down stairs by he
tkere ,1 yeryJUUl aorea3pd paiitjefk; 1
gu ta r eeuple . W 'aysrer JrwiMrr
ana ajnsimr tram pgiO.)eOi jaawenmmu
zaru
thPres
mm
lw)rf
been
,14 J
' N1AQAKA.P4XIA August 12. The
labors of fthe; Bankers5; Uonvention
wernig ,9dtOrd?f President Coe
an&nrtced thatHhk executive cotinciL
which' met I Tfcirsd ay evening elected.
meXcuUveunclirJacob D.eVerJ
National Bank of New York; Treasu
rer, Geo. N. Baker, president of the
First-National:; Bank-of -New , Yorfc
aeCTetarv, Jdmond IL Randolpp.presi-s
4ejat ht jhrgbut3ner5al NQonal Bank
or New York: norresnondincr Secro-
taTjr--Ogbymrs!aiiQ
number bf interesting papers were
read, and thecorfvention adjourned
CnATTANOOQA, TeNK 'August il
A -dispatch from Birmingham;' Ala.,
says: Geo. Griffin, colored, was hanged
at 2 io'clo this afternoon ' at - that;
place fofe rape of Mrs. Segass, ; A ;large
erowd -gathered outside th jail; " but
the 'execution' was entirely "'private;
His neck was not broken: by the fall
and his contortions were fearful to
witness. - '' J'--!
. Ji,-, : m i'im, ' - :;,."v"'Jl
. Fall re ( a Bug llb 5ttm Brkr.
LiVKEPooiy : - August- lS.Sanl'oei
Lord, cotton broker has failed.. His
Uabiltties are stated to be-S0,Doa 1
'"- 'I " ' LI r "ri' V.ii
UARKETS BY TEUEGxlAPS
lUaDSTl2.1881.
' PBOorjcx
-street
ad Weftem super S4.00a4.60, extra
SftSP??-?0' iamlly J.OOaTo; Rio brands
aA75700, P&tapMw fatally 7.50 Wheat-Southern
red 1.26ala mber 130&.8i. Oom-eooOMirn
nbite6l,7eUow61. - - ...
BiiiMOBNlght-0u Western white 4&4ib
do mixed 41a42, Pennirlranla - . Protfgiona
meMporJc 18.60618:75 new : bulk oieats
ioose shoulder . elear ildea ditto -packed
7alM; baoMh-ahouktew 8.elear rib aides li,
hamalSali. Lard reflned Ueroes 12. Coffee
Bto eantog ordinary to fair luteal 1. Sugar
Aaott 9. Waiskej 1.12a " , i
CuroiBHATi irtoor Tamtty 5.90a6.00. fancy
6.407.00. WbeaK-Ke. a Ted iSSujSoiiS.
Corn at 63., etat 89, .ertT at 15u!
Lard at 11.2& BuUc meata-bouldera 7.25v
ribs 9.76: baoon iboolders 7tt, ribs lOiA, clear
idea 10. Whiskey- l U0. 8urar-haxds
10Via. New Orleans 8a8. Ho-eoramoo
and Uht 4 90a8.66. packing and butchers 6.00a
6.60. x . ' ' . , ,j , . ; ,
Mw Yoi Southern, floor firm; eommon
to fair extra 5.15a6.25. good to choice 6.80a7.&0.
Wheat -r ungraded sprtag 1.10al.2Q. Com
ungraded - Oats 44 for No. 8. Cof
feeRio cargoes I0al34fc. , Sugar fair to good
refining 7a7. 'prime ; refined standard A
9: Aafe-Keir Orleans 80a56, Porto Bloo
86a567 Boain2.05a2.07te. Turpentine 46.
Wool domesUe fleece 82a45. pulled . 20a40.
unwashed 12a84. Texas 14a81. Pork higher;
middles longi elear 8 short clear 9. ong
and short 9ft. ( Lard ll.35a.4a . ' . '
': k. I'. . - . .
OOTTOH.
4TwrA-eady;nilddlingiijiow middl'f
lOftc; good orainari SUe; net nets 233; cross
; sales 530; stock l?.54n exWotsMse
- : to Great Britain i continent.
yeeklyrret-receipts 188j gross 1.096: sales
2'-3i.eport! 9oa!Sf5 2.001; to Great Brltlain
i WWMW-Qi' "Wfftaf lite: aet receipts
4354 ,goss i stock 3 423; exports ooastvlM
: sales : eiporu to Great Brttaln.
0 Wteekly-ynet retfts 1,498; gross sales
359; exp'ts, coastwise 1,749; Great -Britain
channel continent. ., . '.
. Biurnsnsv-SaU; . mid. ;iiet lev -mldd'g
11 5-16; good ordlnarMOe: net receipts 61; gross
314V sales ; stock 1,005; exports coastwise
-; splaners exports to Great Britain -
to Continent . . mi:
1 Weekly net rac'ts 556; gross 2,986; eales ;
spinners 549; exports Great Britain 1,472; coast
wise 25; Continent 2,589.
; Boerroir-Qaiet; talddning 12c; low
lltte: BOOd Ord'T tOUft: nor TAMlnta
ilddllng;
77: sross
tOCk exTKHta tn OhuiI
Britain : to Franca. .
Weekly net rec'ts 913; gross 1,499; sales :
exports to Great Brttaln 2,399. .
WnjiCTGT-rirm; middling lie; low mid
dling 10e; good ordinary 9c; receipts 13
gross . sales. ; stock 435: exports coast;
wise : to Great Britain,
weekly net race pts 56; gross ; sales :
PimjTiT.pHiA. Qi4et; middling 12i4e.; low
mlddlinr llc: good ordinary t014e; net receipts
144? gross 162; sales ; - spinners ; stock
: exports to Great Britain.
, Weekly-net recelpU 749; gross 1.449; sales
1,935; spinners, 1 380; coastwigfe Dmitlnent ;
toGreaBritalnia0OO;sta23;
8ATiaiH--Flnn; middling lifbc: low mld'g
lOVte.; good ordinary 0la&: net reeelnta
gross -; salesJOOf ock 8,481; exp. coast-
wims ; . to uiwu urnaui : continent . -.
Weekly net receipts 1,866; gross 1.877: sales
800; exports to Great Britain! ; Ranee
; coastwise 8,457; conUaent .
JHsTWiOKLsujB-Steady; mldd'g 11 fee: low mM
dnng 10; good ord'y I0e; net receipts 425;
gross 592 r sales 900; stock 63,836; exports
to flreat Britain -: to eoastwlse.
Weekly-M npWa aA9; f gross ; 4,877;
sales 4,000; exports Oreat Britain 8.998; Chan
nel ; coastwise 1,001; Trance ; continent
; ohanneh " -'- J -
yiOBOMmittl telddling 'lf&e'riow mldimng
10o; gootttrdlnary 9J4o; net Mselpto 80S; gross
incLreSM0' ' "
Weekly net recelpte 490; gross ; sBles
VximaaVhiiet: wilddrtnir iiu, .H.M.
158; shlpmentt 524; sales; stock 10478.
eeMy-net , rece?pte 743; shipments 1,092;
ULTOpWA-Qolet; middling lie.; tow mtd
dHng lOVieV good jordlnary oe; recelpU Si;
shipments sales 185.
Weekly-net recti 408j sWpnv'iU 811; sales
461; splpnerg i .sock.. ... .
CBAKLSuroa ' steady i middling llUc; low mid'
dfing, llcj good ordlnaiT lOa; aet recelpU
1$; gross ; sales 60; stock 750; exporu
coastwise : Great Britain -; continent.
Weekly net receipts 888; gross ..: sales
125; coastwise (92; . Continent ; Great
Britain. ; . ... ,
Ktw-Temr Cotteh quiet; sales 652; middling
MdjttGdMBY lTrmj inldoTng JOU; low mid-9je;-:
good ordinary 7o; rec8fotsg2; ship
meatiifeOf stoek, present year, 118; stock, last
7788; sales 320... .. r ,
MAfJOW-Nomn,- middling lOUo,' low middling
10cT-ood ordinary gSAeJweipfe 46; sales
116; stock, ptwnt jssar,02t stock,: last year
784; ahlpments 172.
letHBMdlhw lOUcf-low middling
90;
KJies
w ffDjnnen ; stock
i !4T5Qet; mkldllnsr Ue; low told-i&-SolnW,;,Sc
net leeelpto 182;
Hte?1? Ki?8 '70J KPinners 87; stock.
y TtT r-?r TfS0' .flr,CK; Wr.! mv ;
BcnrAXi a a-Weakly-cet receipts -;
tOCkiOOj.-.,., y,a j...;.; ? '
.fef?-4etreceipti 157;
nmft ,VUVi HIM IMU
.Sf"1;"! tow mid-
lWlc; good ordinary 8c. Weekly-receipts 46;
sblpments 60; stock 67? .
OWPAHATITS OTTO" StAXXXXST.
N?urS 1!eek lted St&tes
Same week laafear '. ; ! I'lCvl '. ! .
Total receipts to this date L
e?Tear .....At..iw.
13,176
8.511
6.780,849
2,848
:-p?
4,464.116
82305
ipurvoiui uie wees:. ......
Same week last year?; . :
Total exports to this date. .
Same date last p .
"If
. iJW.waa
-.IMMMI
. . . i- -21,926
Stock at Live;
Bamettmelai
1 9,785
JVAmvAAl
FAS r ' '
Stock of American afloat for Great
Mow ckvt
i,000
.Britain. i....wT..7.T..7.ZIZ ' . 87.000
bupe ume last m UUM iWf 63,000
u'UTkJo()ri-( tn moderate
miMUam trpUnas 6ld: mid. Orleans 018-1
M? i8.0ga speculation, and exDOtt 1MO: it-
eaipu ioOr American lsoa Uplands low mid
dUDelanseAagastndellvery 6 18-16a27-82d. Ao
1 8Bpteinb a, ptsbr and October
l8-32V0ober and November 6 6r82a3-16d.
November lmdDecember 6 8-32aiAd, Deeembes
5Si ?n"aAP:8-82d. narf saJ'Tebraary 6 8
82f MaRttnd&6.s2dt utares tarn '
mjr m " - sr i sn rt ski
lfctiJt'jalfi4 .!
Hw?; ifhi.&.ti U4. A :. . 4.000
wmpreaiVjikLiu j-?e. f 1 J H MR nnn
3teiioaBj.lsivwj.'w
.............. rT7-r tr V?:
uplands Je; middling Orleans 12Vic; net receipts
.gro; 43Q7 eorlWg netWU u ;
Wekly net . rec'ts 890i , rrosa f ,4f; exports
pt Great- Britain 'fpm& - TceSuient
050i sales .7071 stock: lfe MW 1
rnents 8
322.. !
amer leant;
- V
Ji'.TTI 1 I J 'i'U Lir .
-N-
OW belns received. Is Tery attractive, and embraces a great Tarlety or goods of the best makes, all o
SiSrt rfnn of beautiful and seasonable goods of various grades, styles ana pnM'VHuiBnmwvnww.m une ol Ladi
vin nriewd Button Boots, which for beauty
k. oin.. i flantii MnithliMt And HiUMWWea
- - - . . . . . rr . a
eooDGOOD8 AND LOW FBICKS. Boys, Kisses
lines of the best grades. gy Please give us a
marH
Afloat.. ".
American....
193,000
87.000
TTJTDBJEa
Toss iidvrM erased firm. Sales 73,-
000
August
beptember ...
October... ,..
November......
December.... .
jFanuary........
February
March
April
May.......-....;
12.18a.19
ll.2fla.80
10.78a.79
10.64a.65
ltt66
10.75a.76
10.86a.88
ll.O2a.08
ll.18a.15
ll.23a.25
FINANCIAL.
KiwYoK-Moneyl.2tta.03. Kxenange 4,81.
Governments quiet; new 6's 1.02. . Four and a
half per cents 1.14ft. Four per eeuts 1. 1 6. State
bonds m fair demand . "
Stocks closed higher. -New
York Central
prio ;t
Lake Shore..
Illinois Central.
Nashville and Chattanooga,,
Louisville and ftasnrme .
Pittsburg...
Ohlcaso and Northwestern
M preferred
Wabash, St Louis ft Pacific
Do preferred
Memphis and Charleston
Book Island,, ...
Western Union.
Alabama Class A, 2 to R
,..: Class A, small
Class B, 5' s
1.874
9
82
95
83
im
883,507.520
. 4.917,494
Class C 4's
East Tennessee..
Sub-treasury balances Gold
" currency...
CITY COTTON MABJCXT.
Omes of rax Obswrvxb, I
Chaklotti. August 13, 1881. 1
. The market yesterday closed firmer. Unchanged
Good Middling. UMl
Strictly middling Utt
MlddllnK..
11
Strict low middling.
Low middling.......
Tinges..
10
10
........ 9aft
.i;.... 6a8
Lower grades.
t ( t
BXCEIFTS FOR TH WEEK SWDED 7KIDAT, 12th.
Saturday.. ........ 29 bale
Monday.. 4 "
Tnesday 9
Wednesday 40
Thursday 71
Friday...., 27
it
Total.
180 bales
Who i Mrs. Wlnslsw f
' As this Qnesthm Is frequently asked, we will sim
ply say that she is a lady who for upwards of for
ty years, has untiringly devoted her time and tal
ents as a Female Physician and nurse, principally
among children, she has especially studied the
constitution and wants of this numerous class,
and, as a result of this effort, and practical knowl
edge, obtained in a lifetime spent as nurse and
physician, she has compounded a Soothing Syrup,
for children teething. It operates like magic
giving rest and health, and is moreover,' sure- to
regulate the bowels. In eonseqaence of this ar
ticle, Mrs. Winslow is becoming world-renowned
as a benefactor of her race; children certainly do
rise up and bless her; especially is this the case
tn this city. Vast quantities of the Soothing Syrup
are dally sold and used here. We think Mrs.
Winslow has immortalized her name by this in
valuable article, and we sincerely believe thous
ands of children have been saved from an early
grave by Its timely use, and that millions yet un
born will share Its benefits, and unite in calling
her blessed.' No mother has discharged her duty
to her suffering little one, in our opinion, until she
has given u tne Deneni oi Mrs., winsiow's sootning
BrruD.
i it it, mowers try ii now. laaies' visi-
tor. New York dty.
Sold by all druggists. 25
cents a Dome.
- Kalamazoo, Mich., Feb. 2, 1880.
I know Hop Bitters will : bear recommendation
honestly. All who use them confer upon them the
highest encomiums, and give them credit for ma
king cures all the proprietors claim' for them. I
have kept them since they were first offered to the
public. They took high rank from the first, and
maintained it, and are more called for than all
others combined. So long as they keep up their
nigh reputation for purity and usefulness, I shall
continue to recommend them something I have
never before done with any other patent medicine.
J. J. BABCOCX, M. D.
;
LLEBIG CO'S Arnicated Extract of Witch Haael
says tol
iroducedfar
e than any
other of tha numerous aftycles in the market,"
says Prof. Egbert Gpemsey, M. D. ''Cannot af
ford to be without tout elegant and thorouehir
sausiactory preparations ior a single a ay," says
Roiessor ml w . Noxan, al d. Hundreds oi equal
ly emphatic endorsements, from leading physi
cians of New York City. Cures plies, hemorrhages,
catarrh, salt rheum, (rbeuiratlsoi,. aaf affections
of the eye. . .
. Sold in fifty caats and dollar Jze?.
BOltNETl 'd COCOilKK,
For Prematura Los of Huh -A PhUadelphlan's
One year a o my hair commenced falling out
until I was almo .t bald. After using Cocoaine a
fewuon'ks I have ! n t !ek' growth of liev
hair:' " ale, henby;
iu gll last Girard Ave.
Burnet:' flavor tig Svaete 'always standard.
.Mtwi-. if rtv. . bu ivith real pleas
nre tha t ... ii :iv : timt.i.) to the great virtues of
your NcuK'igtne'" as , specllicfor neuralgia and
sick head.-.olie. Six-b-a remedy i a Messing, and
all suffur rs should kfc( It on hand. . ,
J. B. BrofiZLT,
.. i:ttCntiie.!rKi street, Baltimore.
Soldb) L, B, Wlila'J OS & CO.
Nobis Caboliva Bailboad Co..
i
SSCBXTABT AKD TBXASDBXB'S OFFiCX,
Compant Shops, N. C, Aug. 10, 181
THE second payment ef 8 per cent ef Dividend
No. 19, will be due the. 1st of September to
stockholders of record on 10th of August JOChe
stock hooks of the company will be closed from
the lOtft of August to1 the 1st or September, 1881.
; , n v p, B. BTJFFlNrSecretar
; angretpsfDj , ; -
S5 6-5- -Sifl
saifsss
it
"fwe nex, g$ difforeni etyka ef ;
Tttwoi'ntet ,Co.--,.
'l
flmv2fI2tawklyr.,
it t
MACOIKSCHttOIij' ...
-?. SHi
1 Jl' Itl
f
D. COHAHN.
1.48
1.02
1.40
1.26
188
503
1
OUR STOCK IP
W WJ U' I rVf i -V ' ! Wll' XI VI VI
TUliV.J W r
and elegance of style, suMriority of workmanship ana.nrruanag can
eoOOS. tMXNS. X5UlMfl
. n iini.trt DiiHnn I 'nntfMfi. ini ui rm jvxn
Cnftimiss Gaiters. Nhvt
and Children's Shoes
great variety and oTtne best
cau.
ttMM.TnEaE'
f j ijr . ;
GENERAL
"Wholesale
1217 CARY
Because of the cheap rates of transportation, and the location of Richmond, she offers spe
cial Inducements to Wholesale Buyers In North Carolina. We claim to stand at the top.
mra ly
. T. BLACKWELL & GO.
- Durham; N. C.
Kuiafactartrg of th Origins! uid Only Gamin
TRADE MARK.
Mar 22 ly
Mt Si Joseph's Female Academy
HICKOBY, CATAWBA COUNTY, N. C.
THIS school, located near the town of Hickory.
Catawba county, N. C. within a few minutes!
walk of the depot, and a few hours' travel by rail
of the far-famed Asheville, is conducted by the
Sisters of Our Lady of Mercy, who for nearly
three quarters of this century, and until recently
unaided, founded and directed all the female
Catholic literary institutions in the Carollnas and
Georgia. Hickory is a great health resort, haying
in Its vicinity, the celebrated Catawba Springs.
Malarial diseases and consumption are unknown
in this immediate section, and visiting patients
rapidly recover under the influence of itsunsuN
passed climate. No undue influence used on the
religions principles of the pupils, but to Insure
regularity all must conform to the general rules of
the Institution. . "
The scholastic year of ten months consists of
two sessions, each session payable jn advabfee,. -Board,
washing, fuel, light, tultidn Id Eng
lish, Latin, needle work and domestic
economy, per session,? - $65.00
Entrance fee," - - "- ' i - - - 5.00
Yacatien In the academy, - - .... 20.00
Music, painting, drawing, languages, etc, form
moderate extra charges.
Letters of lnouiry should be addressed to the
' ' SIST$BSUPKBK)B?sa,:
aug9.dtf Hickory, N. C;
There are mariyrs to hesdacha.whd
ht
cured by using M - 51
TABBANtS SELTZEB'Aitoi
The stomach, overbuTtteni
its recnneratlve
power is weaaeneo. revenges itsem upon the poor
head, which It makes-tdache and torture the ofc
fenderThawwSrii ilWsaperieiitiHu earn off
natarallyand almoetlmperoeptlbly; the offending
cause. The disease ' is redved ahd the head
Jun6 dAeodtoio -'. ' Jf-jlj'i a. 'i
3 (lrRYS iTRIM
Ptt'4 V- . Ml1'1' 'iiarTTJ-S. ISM
WE Wl tt- 8END1 ON 3Q;0Vi' ;PTAU
ermi io,-ar ,01, WHR 'Jffi"V !t
or any disease resuJUiK frpto'AMs iffil
tbm, Neuralelat UiMl is, 8plhal DlmcuOtie,,,
Kidney or Liver 'Trouble v Lam Baokr Raps.'
tares, and other Diseases of the Vital Organs.
Also wohsh irouutcu vim aiseasea. pecauar y ,
their sejri W T i f ! V f 11
Speedya relief and ? complete restorslloB Id
h
1th ruarjirffeed.1
isiecsrie
rie AnIlr
ftlinnees fh jtw )-er
been const r acted rinonveienuf
atrueteu ri
iple. ITicii ; thorough el!dicjV&$
Denrin-
Deenpt
prac-.
tically brov.911
rov.cn wim ine mpss woi
;."
adoraetr from 'medical ana eien
tine Cnea.and from hundreds wh nave'
ln quickly nnd radically cared l . .
tMetr use. - p
Send at once for Illustrated PamphletrivjpT
all information free. . AdKtsV f" :
r i , . V0WAI0BM.I CO.,Mhll, itlehn
p; c. wn.soN,
PHinioTTB. n.c - i . ; w
LOUIS'COOK
.fa.
WATTBT0WN SFBINa WAGON
COMPANIES,
tv. ,
. ... ros TBS
BUQGIES, CABBiAGxa.ij
i l
. . ."jm'ji ftntai ua'Aiu
tnt.
7 WHOLXgALK ANB.BATfi l81,!av
t :.." .s -'i' ' -z r . vwv I j
!1 . asIfSAS
1
tTRADE,
..... ....... ...... ... 7 j .
Wbieht we. warrant. for Ladles.'.- Wear we
1. . . ..- . ,1 j A .. IIHVb
have
Ties. Oxford and Strap Tie. Prince Alberts. T
cannot
mw. innim miih-
quality, and of Beswy Goods a full and comViu
oonapiete
Cenfal Hofel Block. Trade Street
(BfejG, &c.
j A FCLL LOT 09
Chcap Dcdsteads,
j ANBLOClfGM,
' ''" waiw.
wssx.iusi
S
3r r o e e r s
STREET,
RICHMOND, VA.
Our claim for merit is based 1
upon , tne . lact xnat a 1 ciiemical
analysis proves that tlie tobacco
grown la our section is better
adapted to make aGOOD,PtTRE,
satisfacto wnbkto than ANY
OTHER tobacco crowu in the
wrjkli fand ) being situated Jn
ituxEIVIfbt. tMs fine; tobacco
section, "WE have the PlfjlC of!
the on'crings. The public ap-i
predate this ; hence our sales
EXCEED the products of ALL.
the leading manufactories com
bined. &&F2Jbne genuine, unless it
bears the, trademqrlf of the BuIL
k m m it
CHINA
OF
J.
jpT BECEIVECi,
10O GROSS
, . OY BST MAKEBS,
Which we offer very low. wholesale and retail.
FULL LINE OF
Crockery GtassVrare,
French China, Triple-Plated Ware.
A Lot of BAB Y UBJiUG3S, Just to hand.
SKLUia OFF AT COST
ia
Water Coolers pfflon, gdc;2gaL, 7f5o-
augii
.-!
n commends itself to th. nnhii.
IT DlSaSant ana Airfiriinmb uii kuB7
fotgirls ajiByomwomea. .
It has
improvet
ogtiet past - lew 1 years w
tm SnROT.lBlIlt imi.a'i
, lemvueteu aqa ub
ive been remodeled and fu atsndawia anr
now Offers au the AAvantama int alniiia inHih!
gwsor n highest gradp,- ?a largarmmberofin,
structors is ernployed. and rMiiS-taktogJnstiw,
Mon U mwanteed. ii offersuralaiisbVor
KnifllsJand elassioai course fongradutoonfand.
SfiM7,Tdmin.,UIon' !MJreadrgradS:
SS--iSW S8 of comfort
and convenlencB. - Cifht laiMmi
5on5fSJjJii.uf5L '' PecUl attention
to the culuratkm of correct manners and hsbit in
gTongjms eysattd and ealtehtened physl
SP?? S3 caraof health arepjomliienc feu
f,MD8KV lgults ot pras wrk toTu
"l? dari?f ast few years.
.S2t3l,-fc?n,T' to opinion of
competent cntks, in Inviting eonparison with anr
ptfter similar institution in fc fjoatwo Tto
I Boecuu aaenson uwmud tA-f tn iiinin.
also obtainable lri th 1
JUAWlMcf AMI) FAINTINf. vhloh huW
fw, instil una peen re-
zi r"i rrKSiTL TT w vuo vi a ibot pi spe-
cw witoj mm snpenor training, a high standard
beaJeiinDcgl6.: For etrenlar addrewj , 71
StGHABLEaSOTJEL
Tms boose has been teased for term of years
w"?iltr!.' Bewfc.whoso. intention is to
oicux nrauaasanoJa trery respect
ItorafmWW
The patronage of the pubUs to solicited.
r fir r
4
n
f fHJC store room'
AsitoW.NPraUtar'sU for rent after January
tna Observer ruuung next
m 1st 4VW Mtlt SkfTAW TmwhBam
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FUBfJlTURE
iiim
PAIiACE
Fruit Jars & Jelly Tn
mblers
lloiise-fpnisliog Gopils,
1 ?
n 1 f rs. rs. n. m s
.amnf.dtfV
3 .U 4s
.Priridnal-:
dec za cr"1