SATURDAY, NOV. 5, 1881. , '
SOCIETY DIRECTORY.
phalahx Lodox Na 81, A. F. & X. M. Regular
melange very second and fourth Monday nights.
kxcklsior Lodgx No. 261, 1.F.AA. M. Reg
ular meeting every first and third Tuesday nights.
thablottx Chattbb Na 39, R. A.M. Regular
meeting every second and fourth Friday nights;
CHARLOTTE COHMAHD ABt NO.- 2, K. T. Regular
rneetmu every first and third Thursdays. i
HZ. OIF JE3L.
KjnoHTS or Honob. Regular meeting every
second and fourth Thursdays.
is:, op :p.
knights of Pythias. Regular meeting nights
arst and third Wednesdays, 7 o'clock; p. m. at Ma
sonic Temple Hall. . '".."
- i. o. o. " " - '
Cuablottk Lodgx Na 88. Meets every Mori.
day night ' -
Mbcxxxnbubo Diclaratiow Lodqi Na a
Meets every Tuesday night.
Dixiis Lodoi No. 108. Meets'every Thursday
night. "H: :
Catawba Rivxb EnCAJmfrirr Na 21. Meets
first and third Thursday nights in each month.
index u New Advertisement..
Bulus Banineer Notice;- . ' ' n V
Barker A Derrana Pert 9t Barker Notice
business' Notices.
LISBIG CO'S COCA BEEF TONIC.
Gives more tone than anything I have ever
used or prescribed," say Professor H. GOULION,
M. D.. Physician to the Grand Duke of Basonr.
Knight of the Iron Cross, etc
"The effect of the Coca borders upon the mar
velous and if not clearly authenticated by scien
tists ot undoubted veracity would be altogether be
yond belief," says Dr. Wm. a. 8EARLE, Brooklyn.
N.Y.
It is invaluable In bead affections, weaked mem-
ory, dizziness, determination of blood to the head,
nick and nervous headache. Also highly beneficial
in palpitation ot the heart and other forms of
heart disease, In neuralgia, dropsical affections,
paralysis, djspepsla, monthly suffering and bilious -iiesa.
Beware of worthless Imitations.
"Incomparably superior to the trashy article
which are palmed upon the public," Is the verdict
of Professer DUNCAN CAMPBELL, M. D.. LL. D.,
(President Royal College f Physicians and Sur
geons, Member General Cornell, , University of
Edinburgh, etc., etc.,) In regard to the LleWg Go's
Arnlcated Extract of Witch HazeL It cures Files,
Bait Rheum, Catarrh,- Rheumatism, Neuralgia,
Painful Monthly Flow, Bore Throat, Varicose
Veins. Beware of counterfeits. Bold In fifty cents
and dollar sizes.
ABSURDLY STUPID AND FOOLISH
to allow prejudice or Ignorance to get the better
of good Judgment It has been .amply shown and
conclusively proven that constipation, bad breath,
dyspepsia, kidney affections and all diseases of
the liver, stomach and bowels have been cured
and can be cured by simply taking Simmons Liver
Regulator. - It is harmless; not unpleasant and
easily procured so there la no reason to be ignor
ant of a true remedy. If you suffer, . you have no
excuse, for this medicine places certain relief and
cure within your reach.
Who Is Mrs. Wlxslow T
is this question Is frequently asked, we will sim
ply say that she Is a lady who for upwards of for
ty years, has untiringly devoted hex 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,
Sot children teething. . it operates like magic
giving rest and health, and u moreover, sure to
regulate the bowels. In consequence of this ar
ticle, Mrs. Wlnslow is becoming world-renowned
as a benefactor of her race; children certainly do
rise up and bless her; especially Is this the case
in this city. Vast Quantities of the Soothing Syrup
are dally sold and used here. We think Mrs.
Wlnslow has Immortalized her name by this lr
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 it the benefit of Mrs. Wlnalow's Soothing
8yrup. Try It, mothers try It now. Ladles' Visi
tor. New York City. Sold by all druggists. 25
cents a bottle, '
MANY MISERABLE PEOPLE drag themselves
about with falling strength, feeling that they are
steadily sinking Into their graves when, by using
Parkers Ginger Tonic they would find a cure
commencing with the first dose, and vitality and
strength surely coming back to them. ee other
column.
MADE FROM HARMLESS MATERIALS, and
dapted to the needs of lading and falling hair,
Parker's Hair Balsam has tasen the first rank as
an elegant and reliable hair restorative.
Bkdiobd Al.uk and Iboh Springs Watxb ahd
Mass. The great tonic and alterative contains
lwice as much Iron and fffty per cent, more alum
tnnm than any "alum and Iron mass" known.
Just the thing for the "spring weakness" now so
general. Sold by all druggists of any standing.
Prices reduced one half.
mayll-MJ
: i 4m . !
FADED OR GRAY HAIR gradually recovers Its
youthful color and lustre by the use of Parker's
Hair Balaam, an elegant dressing, admired for its
purity and rich perfume
A C ARD.
To all who are suffering from the errors and in
discretion of youth, nervous weakness, early decay
loss of manhood, Ac. , I will send a recipe that will
cure you, FREE of CHARGE. This, great remedy
was discovered by a missionary In South America. .
Bend a self-addressed envelope to the Rxv.
JOSEPH T. IN MAN, Station D, New York City.
tw &&vtxttezmtuts.
LA CONIC LOCAL,
NOTICE.
PURSUANT to a decree of the Superior: court of
Mecklenburg, I will sell at Public Aoctleoy at
the court house In Charlotte, on Monday, the 5th
day of December, 1881, that very valuable and de
sirable lot of land lying between the intersection
of the N, a B, Bv-tod Trade-street, formerly the
property of P. M. Brown, and -now owned by J. T.
Butler. tojv-.
Terms Vi cash: balance on 8 and 6 months ered
tt with interest . RUFTJ8 BABRINQKR,
novfidoawids CommlMlener.
NOTICE.
TO THE PEOPLE ABOUND
' - ' '. .
HCNTEBSYILLE, COWAN'S FORD and RAN
DLISBUEG, t
we wculd respectfully call your attention to the fact:
that we have goods toQ T7 T T and all we want
Is for you to comeOXVXXJwlth the money.
If we have the kind of goods yon want we win sell
to you. All you have to do to get goods cheap
is to Jew at us a little. We don't Intend to let
Charlotte, or any other place, undersell us just
now for cash. We know that you will not find as
many goods with as as in Charlotte, yet we may
have as much as you will want and will sell to you'
at your prices, it we cant getjoura.
COMB AND SEE.
BARKER & DERR and DERR & B1RKER
novS d oaw 8w w8w ,
Home and Democrat copy 2w. .' "
Confederate Bonds.
WIS will pay thelilghefit market price fOrCon
TPflArar hnnva stTitri 1 QAR MuinAm An Vml
naa better send yours at once, and should our or
nnpa ha i .v. j ... . . . m - m
' " muuuawo we will return w yuu uva ua o
press. THOMAS BRANCH CO,
nov4 lw Richmond, Va.
HIGHEST PKICES
PAJLf?r Confederate Coupon Bonds, and $100,
v.,vw vvuivuv, v.iwa
. K. 9. YOUNG,
nov48t At Trader' Nat-Bank.
PEOPLE'S B. & Lj A.
aw WVUB,lit 111 UIO A 17V VAV V 'JUUUWIU
5225' 15th November. By rderof the
nov4iw w 1 Bee-yandrTrea.
Dott't foreet to send in chnrf.h
notices to-day. . , v
Which vvill draw the most select
crowd, a circus or a public hanging ?
E?"! The streets are in perfectoondi
Uon for driving now, and the late after
noon temperature ia equally fine.
f- IThe young man from Proyidence
went up for $5 and costs . yesterday.
The mayor pro tem. is mild.
IW The station house was full three
deep last night and they were still be
ing run in as we went to press. -
, Even those who sat atill all day
yesterday complained of being tired.
Such ia the subtle effect of a crowd.
tSr Cbief-of-Police McNinch annar-
e4 yesterday in a brand new andtastef ul
I j
unuorm, and all the policemen were in
full dress.
13?, There was a maa in town yes
terday who actually walked all the way
from Wadesboro 53 miles to see the
circus.
W The county commissioners meet
Monday. There wijl probably be a re
newal of applications for license to re-,
tail spirits.
t2T The occasion of the detention of
the circus train yesterday from the
South was the giving out of water on
the engine of one of the sections. .
A collection will be taken up in
the First Presbyterian church to-mor-row
morning for the education f und
the support of candidates for the min
istry. E" Easiness, except the sale of the
ardent, was not as brisk yesterday as
might have been expected from the
large crowd. Business and the circus
are distinct facts.
tW One of the female equestriennes
of Forepaugh's circus is a sister of the
famous rider Bob Stickney who used to
be with Old John Robinson. Every
body recollects him.
tW As an indication of the crowd
in the city yesterday the fact is cited
that, 175 people boarded the train at
Pineville yesterday. There were 20
from one plantation, all coming up to
see the big show.
: tW A family of eight colored people
assembled in front of this office yester
day and devoured a frosted watermel
on with a relish that would do credit to
the middle of August. Everybody who
passed shivered.
tSTPmkeye, the rare horse disease,
has not appeared here yet, although its
arrival is feared. It has attacked sev
eral horses in Greenville, coming from
the South, Atlanta having suffered from
it some time before Greenville.
KP'The rumor prevailing to some
extent here yesterday that a row had
occurred in Spartanburg the day before
between citizens and showmen, was en
tirely without foundation, as we heard
directly from Spartanburg.
tW The complimentary tickets is
sued by Forepaugh's circus bear the in
scription, "Report me and my cause
aright," from Hamlet, and '"Base is the
slave that pays," from Ancient Pistol.
They serve to keep the bearer duly
humble in the presence of the show
man. In Luck.
Conductor.!1. S. Clarkson, of the
Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta, hav
ing been somewhat indisposed for sev
eral days, Conductor DeSaussure of the
mixed passenger and freight has been
running his train. Mr. Ed Roseborougb,
the genial and popular baggage man,
has had Conductor DeSaussure's train.
Ed is in big luck even beyoad this well
merited compliment, for while out on
his trip, night before last, a friend
threw a chance for him in a raffle for a
fine watch and chain and won.
Water Works for Greenville.
The Greenville News publishes the
substance of a proposition from Chas.
E. Robinson and others to the authori
ties of Greenville for the construction
of water works there. The rates offered
to private persons for the use of water
are the same as those for the city of
Raleigh. Mr. Robinson it was who made
the contract for water works here. The
proposition is in 'many respects 'similar
to our own contract.
Accidentally SItos.
Charley Keuster, a 15 year old son iof
Mr.F. Kuester, the well known gun
smith, was yesterday exhibiting ,u 32
calibre Smith & Wesson pistol to a cus
tomer. His father, who was working
at a vice about three steps away, called
Charley's attention to the fact that the
pistol was loaded. Charley passed Jhe
pistol over the counter to the customer
who cocked it and thoughtlessly return
ed, without nncocklng it. Charley at
tempted to draw out some part of Ahe
machinery And he pressed his finger un
consciously against 1 the trigger. The
pistol exploded ' ana an exclamation
from Mr. TCuester followed. The ball
entered and lodged in his thigh making
a painful but by no means dangerous
wound. Even if the ball is not extri
cated, the doctor says the. wound is not
serious. ,
Trade Improving.
Upwards of 4,600 bales of cotton
were weighed on the city scales during
the month of October last. This is con
siderably more than for the same month
last year, so that the gloomy anticipa
tions of , our trade for this fall and win
ter, based as much on the very slim re
ceipts of the first few weeks of the sea
son as on the fears of the drought, were,
it seems, premature. The receipts of
cotton . are daily increasing. ; Tuesday
they were 473 bales 72 mof e than any
day up to date. - In spite of the rain all
Thursday morning. .274 .bales , were
weighed. The cotton compress is also
at work nearly, all the. time now, and
the railroads are transporting fully as
much cotton as could be expected. For
QeSiSlJed -iro ftutt Umes via sHamsjurgi
2?Zl u told at a small advance foe essfe oi
""eu4Ur0OKOn, Dy A l-ift-1 -,
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UPSHUR GUAKO-COMPAHT,t -1
ABAUNDXB8, - , v emrf AgenclBi.
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CIRCUS IAY.
An Immetfea' Crowd suad Irian r
, Drank.ln Excellent 8now,
The biggest rbwd since the centen
nial of the Mecklenburg Declaration of
Independence, and the biggest crowd
which has ever attended a circus in
Charlotte, except Robinson's in 12, or
thereabouts, during the fair of the Caro-1
Unas, was in town yesterday. It was to
put it mildly, a rather heterogeneous
one. The darkies were in the majority,
as it is their privilege to be when the
big show comes. It was a fine minstrel
show all day to watch their grotesque
salutations, their pantomimic gesticu
lations, their reverence for the show
men, their primitive flirtations. Their
quarrels, their drunks and their delight
at the gaudy parapheraaUaofj the street
parade made up a day of delight for the
many who never grow tired of the ex
hibitions of negro characteristics. But
besides the negroes there was an inter
esting assortment of rural and village
f olk,f rom the broad-brimmed white-hatted
ruffian full of tangle-foot, and long
ing for a foe, to the quiet honest old
farmer unconscious of anything but his
own business. The bloods in store
clothes, heavy overcoats and slouched
hats, jostled the citizens in red-mud-ingrained
breeches, faded coats and shirts
through which might be seen the heav
ing breasts of their indifferent pro
prietors. Whiskey was the regulating
agent and the diffusive and cohesive
element A gentleman of the city re
marked, "I wonder where all these peo
ple! come from, one never sees them go
ing about The circus crowd is certain
ly usui generis." The drunks were
somewhat too numerous to mention,
and the policeman's lot was not a hap
py one.
Trade, Tryon and College streets were
crowded all morning long with this
variegated mass surging, jostling"cus
sing." The circuit was behind time and
the parade did not appear till about l :30
o'clock. " Liquoring-up " became the
popular diversion, and exhausted vic
tims of J. B. Corn stood not on the or
der of their lyingdown.
But finally the gorgeous street pageant
which the great Adam Forepaugh
had promised dawned upon the expect
ant multitude. Gilded chariots, painted
cages, fourteen elephants, two brass
bands, a calliope, a typical female in the
stars and stripesurmounting the globe,
whose pride had to stoop for the tele
graph wires; and last but not least, the
$10,000 beauty, who smiled and smiled,
and from her velvet throne upon the
monster mammal's back, scattered
burning glances o'er the waiting crowd
-rail these were there, and more.
The street parade was displayed only
only on Tryon street and doubled back
upon itself. It was really quite attrac
tive. The morning performance began
about 2:30 o'clock and the evening per
formance at 8 o'clock. Between 2,000
and 3,000 people attended each ; and it
can truthfully be said that the circus
was the best ever seen in Charlotte. To
be sure there were only 10, instead of
20, trained elephants forming the pyra
mid, as advertised ; but even with this
bisected number it was a wonderful
sight and a great feature for any traveling-show.
Why the proprietor should
take the trouble to advertise more than
he really showed is curious. It was en
tirely unnecessary. But this particular
was, if our recollection is correct, the
only feature not up to the advertise
ments, and the tumbling and especially
the acrobatic features surpassed expec
tation. To be sure the firing from the
cannon is a humbug but everybody:
knows, or ought to know, that before
hand. The bicycle riding was marvel
lous, as were also the performances of
Zuila including the riding of a ve
locipede across the high wire.
It is curious in illustration of the
diversity of taste or possibly the
perversity of disposition that a great
many people pronounced the. circus a
failure. It did not so strike the writer.
It is decidedly the best traveling circus
it has ever been his good fortune to see.
AH over the world Dr. Bull's eoogh syrup is mak
ing Its way, and every place it reaches consump
tive people are more seldom men It fs truly a
oiesaing to cumamry, anacoswonixzoc. .
: The fairest laces; are sometimes marred by
myriads of pimples,7 and markings of tetter or
freckles, which are readily- removed by a popular
toilet dressing, known as Dr. Benson's SklnCvre.
Even scrofulous ulcers yield to tt. .
...if - i i i i i i -
'- Write to Mrs. Lydfa E. Prnkham, 288 Western
Avenue Lynn. Mass., for names of ladles- that
have been restored to perfect -health by the use of
her Vegetable Compound. It Is a positive core for
ine most smoDom eases oi lenuue weaKness.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
Llrer Pills for Poultry
A lady of the city who had lost many
fine chickens, Plymouth Rock, Cochin
China and other breeds, at length killed
and opened one and found that theliv .
er was much enlarged. Her chickens
continuing to die, none recovering
which once showed symptoms of the
disease, she at - length administered
to one of them a liver pill such as she
used in the family. The experiment
proved successful, the pill acting .with
fully as much benefit as upon a human
being. She is confident that the ordi
nary liver pill is as good for chickens
as for men.
thelastteii days ; there fgBit:
Hlohateiyeavj fcpre;tn,ecUy's
trade. Merchants; report uca.iarer
sales in all classes of goods. Everybody
is deddedly mcto cheerful, and the out
look for a season, equally as good in
proportion to tha crop of ,the country,
ar: that- ot last year? is Arst rat6, fchd
then if has tainel, 'besides, and that
'iaji- ai- t.i-L-:.Li -t--i -jj;J-- -'
Rev, Dr. Harding:.
The Concord Register of
says:
Tliia Alrtminr.
yesterday
V
ministef of Christ
(reached in the Presbyterian church
ast Sunday morning and night. The
Doctor is one or tne most aeepiy reaa;
learned and profound preachers in the
State. His efforts were beautiful, scrip-i
tural and-apiritual."
The 8un says that Dr. Harding has
had several calls to churches, all anxi
ous to hare him accept. His family is
still in this'city, .he himself being in
Charleston for a few days. He Will de
cide the scene of his future labors on
his return.
t november 4, 1881
pbTwucx.
WnjmfGTOir, N. C Spirits turpentine dun at
49a Roeln dull; strained St.lZlfe; good strained
82.071&. Tar firm at 82.25. Crude turpentine
firm at $2.00 hard; S3 25 for yellow dip; 82.60
for virgin Inferior. Con Quiet; prime white 80a85:
mixed 75a80.
Chicago Hour dun and nominal, buyers offer
ing lower prices ; common to choice western spring
S4.50aS6.76; common to fancy Minnesota 5-25-aS7.05;
Patents S7.50aS9.50; winter flours, fair
to choice S8.00a58.00; fancy $8.00aS8.25: low
grades S50t45.00. wheat active and lower,
unsettled and very weak; No. 3 Chicago sprlnr
SL2flSAcash; Sl-26ft November) Com fair de
mand and lower, market weak and unsettled; Na
2 60 cash; 59a59S& November; December:
January. Oats dull, weak and lower; No. 8 421
cash; 42 November; December. Pork ac
tive and lower atS15.75a81tt.00 cash;-Novem-mber;
December; SlI.12al5 January. Lard
dull and weak and lower at $10.95a311.00 eash;
November; Sll-lO December. Bulk meats
fair demanded lower; shoulders S8.25; short rib
$8. 80; short dear 89 00. Whiskey steady and un
changed at SI. 1& ...
Baltmorb Noon Flour quiet and unchanged;
Howard street and Western super S4.75a$5.50:
extra S5.75a8.50; family S8.7RaS7.50;
mills, super S5.00aS5.75; extra $8.00aS8.5O;
family S7.75aS8.00; Rio brands S7.o7.02;
Patapsco family $8.00. Wheat Southern stronger;
Western lower, closing firm; Southern ltd 1.40a
1.4S ; do amber 1.46al.50; No. 1 Maryland red
1474; No. 2 Western winter red spot and Novem
bej 1.88a; December 1.421.48; January
1.48al.47; February l.SOUal.&oW. Corn
Southern higher; Western lower and aulet; South
ern white 7 la72; do. yeUow 66a69.
BALTrxoax-Nlght-Oata higher; Southern 49a52 ;
Western white 50a52; do mixed 48M; Penn
sylvania 50a52. Provisions aulet ana steady;
mess pork 818.5a tfulk meats -sheulders and
clear rib sides packed 8al0U. Bacon should
ers 93; clear rib sides 1 Ilk: hams 14al5. Lard
refined 124. Ooffoe firm; Bio cargoes ordinary
to fair 9allU. Burar sseady AsottlOta. Whis
key steady at 8l.l7a$l.7Vfe. .
CiBOiHHin Ylorjy dull' and drooping; family
86 30aS6.65; fancy S7.OOaS7.75. Wheat heavy;
No. 2 red winter 81 88a$MJ9; seoelpts ; ship
ments . Corn active and lower; No. 2 mixed
841A&65V4. . Oats weaker; Na 2 mixed 44sa44Vs.
Pork scarce and nominal; new S17.75. Laid dull
at S11-O0. Bulk meats quiet; shoulders 6;
clear ribs 8; clear sides . Bacon scarce and
firm; shoulders 834; ribs IOTA; clear 11U. Whis
key active and firm at 81.12; combination sales
of finished goods 680 barrels on a basis of 1.12.
Sugar easier; hard 10a; New Orleans 8a8A.
Hogs active and firm; common and Mght 84.90
a$6. 10; packing and butchers S5.90aS6.40.
Nxw York Southern flour dull and unchanged;
common to fair extra 85. 90a$6.90; good to choice
do 87.00a88.50. Wheat opening 1 alfte lower, at
the close the decline had partly recovered: No. 2
Chicago : ungraded red 81. 2481.44; ungrad
ed white $1.26aSl.43; No. 1 white $1.89a$1.41;
mixed winter ; No. 2 red and November
Sl41ttaSl.423A; December Sl-44aS1.47tt; Jan
uary Sl.48asi.49l.fe. Cora opened H4alc lower,
closed strong, with a alight reaction; ungraded
63a70; No. 2 white 74; yellow 78; mixed ; No.
2 November 68ia69U; December 70147U6; Jan
ury 72a7834- Oats tfealo better and more ac
t!2e; Na 3 47. Coffee quiet, rather more steady
and unchanged. Sugar firm and very quiet; cen
trifugal - ; fair to good refining 8a8U;. refin
ed more active and strong; Standard A 9& Mo
lasses quiet and unchanged. Rice steady and
moderate trade; rangoon 82.70 ia bond. Rosin
quiet and unchanged at 82.50a52lfc. Turpentine
about steady at 50a58tfc. Wool firm, but aulet;
domestic fleece 84a48; pulled -; unwashed :
Texas I6a32. Pork dull and heavy, and nominal
ly lower at S17.50a817.75; November 817.25;
January 818.50; middles dull and easier; long'
clear 9&a9i ; short clear 914 Lard lower, closing
beavj; November 81L80a$ll 87Vfe; December
SU 80a$11.42&
COTTON
O At, vxstob Steady; middling 11 ; low middling
10o; good ordinary lOtto: net reCta 8.077; gross
4,080; sales 890: stok 78,728; exp'ts ooastwlse
; to Great Britain ; continent ; to
France .
Weekly net receipts 15,947; gross 1 7.007: sales
6.027; exports coastwise 1,726; to Great Brltlaln
4,702; continent 5,424; France .
Norvolz Quiet; middling lUAc; net reo'yta
4,993; gross ; stock 45,171; exports eoastwlse
: sales ; exports to Great Britain ;
continent.
Weekly net rec'ta .29.549; gross ; sales
8.093; ex. ooastwlse 15,163; Great Britain 15, 55;
channel ; continent .
Bilttiiorm Quiet; mld'g llc; low mld'g 11;
good ord'y 10c: netrec'ts . ; gross 1,620; sales
; stock 15,857; exp'w coastwise ; sptnfiers
; exports to Great Britain -; to Continent
Weekly-net rec'ta 894; gross B,743;sales 1,443;
spinners 1,018; exports Great Britain 775; coast
wise 700; Continent 2,057.
Bostok Quiet; middling Htic; low middling
lltfec; good ord'y 10t4e; net receipts 1,193; gross
2,783; sales : stock 8,420; exports to Great
Britain ; to France. ,
Weekly net rec'ta 10,180'; gross 19,014; sales-;
exports to Great Britain 8,001.
WnjtCTBTOH Firm : mldd's 11 i-lBe: low mid
dling lOtfcc; good ord'y 9 9-i6e; receipts 2,169;
gross -wise
; sales ; stock 15.640; exports
; to Great Britain ; to continent
UTaaItIv viat MWWklrvfa O OC1A
exports eoastwlse 5,000; to Great
to continent .
: sales
ritaln 2.694;
PKTTADBTPinA Steady; middling llc; low
99;
middling HUe; good ordinary 10c; net receipts
gross 2JB2; sales 8,030; spinners
exports Great Britain
to continent
Thai, W. Keene.
A metroDolitan exchange says of
Keene to appear here next Thursday
night:
" Mr. Keene is an actor who elves as
much promise as any upon the Ameri
can staire. This cood opinion was en
tertafned of him last year by all who
viait.Arl the onera house durinsr bis en
o-fto-ftment and it is certainly confirmed
by the manifest devotion to his art that
has in the space of a single season ton
ed down the roughness then displayed
and rendered his performance of Bfcie
lieu one of the most even we hare ever
witnessed, at the same; time retaining
that exhibition Of virile force so essenv
tiall v characteristic of this young actor,
Mr. Keene is destined to occupy aT very
tlghTjosttion.ntour Btage.T t i
v.. thtaAitT- 'VnMtnlieE 4th. wife of Mr. J. &
Tieeman. The funeral will take place this after
ooonl o'clock; Friends of the family invited
Weekly net receipts 7.963: gross : sales
1 .832 : spinners 1 .294: eoastwlse : Continent :
to Great Britain 923; stock.
8AVAHHAH Firm: mlddltng 10e: low mld'g
10e.; good ordinary 95fe&;net receipts 5,401;
gross ; sales 0,900: . stock 8fk440: eoastwlse
1 to Great Britain 1 ; .Jfranoa ; to
continent. " . ." . '
Weekly net receipts 8a.849uzross 86.922 aales
20.500: exports to Great Britain 6.854: France
8,600; eoastwlse 14.591; leonOneni 21,746.
Nxw OaLAAn-Quiet; taldd. illii: low mld-
cl.ng 10U: good ord'y ltMbe; net receipts 10.879;
gross 11.093; sales 6,000; stock 207,182: exports
to Great Britain -; to France ; to coast
wise ; to continent - -
Weekly net receipts 8.924: gross 65858:
sales 3,450; exports Great Britain 74,900; Chan
nel ; coastwise 1 i,wo: jrrance ; contmeni
MoBrui Steady: middllns! lie: low mlddllns
10c; good ordinary lOUe; net reo'u 276;
gross -: sales 1.800: stock 26.898: exports
ooast ; mrance ; to Great Britain.
Weekly net receiots 12.19 1 1 sross 12.1 87:ales
8,600; to exports Great Britain 8,600; coastwise
u,c3z; Jrrance. ,
Mjocpfjb Steady :
2.4Q1 ; shipments
55.882.
middling
780;
lie: receipts
1,650; stock
..........
118.722
149,501
662,764
825,162
696,602
v 704,271
182,560
116,741
609.000
407,000
161,000
"251,000
Exports for the week. .
Same week last rear...,
Total exports to this date
same oate last year...
Stock at all United States torts..
Same-time last rear .....
Stock at all Interior towns,
Same time last year ,
Stock at Liverpool..: . . .
Same time last year.t. .
Stock of American, afloat fog
Britain... ...... .......... .........
Same time last year .-n.
Lmtxbwja Noon flteadyt "IAffllt - p
lands 6d; ' mld'g ortoana ed; sales 12
000; speculation and export 2,000; reepts 7.800;
ail American. Uplands low wiMditnff Clause:
November delivery 6 54 Od; November and De
cember 6 5-16d; December and January 6 18-82d;
also d; January and Febrmary 6 7-16d:
February and March 6Md: March and April
6 17-82d; April and May 3 9-1 6d: May and June
d; June and July 6 21-82d; July and August
d. Futures quiet, but steady.
Lrvrspoau 6 p. m. Sales of American cotton
9,4100; uplands low middling clause: November
delivery d: November and December 64fed;
December and January 6 7-1 6d; Janry and Febru
ary ' d: February and March d; March
and April 6 9-16d; April and May 6 19-82d; May
and June 6d; June and July 6 21-82d. Futures
closed firm.
, FUTURES
n Tons Fu ar-s aiosed steady. Bales 69,
000. November..N. ll.52a.64
December Ii.ft8a.69
January... 117
February 12.02a.04
March 12.19a.20
April 12.22a8
May 12.48a.44
June 12.64a.55
July 12.60a.66
August ll.67a.68
FINANCXAU
4.804
101
1.1a
1.16
5a6
!. 876,907,089
4.728,843
77t
Nxw you.
Exchange ,
Governments firm : .
New 5's.
Four and a half per cents,
Four per cents,
Money,
State bonds light request:
Sub-treasury balances Ookl....
currency,...
eTocxs-Irregular, closing firm:
Alabama Class A, 2 to 5.
' Class A, small
M . Class B, 5's
' Class C,4's.
Chicago and Northwestern
" " s preferred....
Erie .V.
East Jennessee
Georgia
DUnois Central.
Lake Shore -.......-.-....
Louisville and Nashville
Memphis and' Charleston.
Nashville and Chattanooga
New York Central
Plttabunr.
Blchmond and Allegheny
Bock Island
Wabash, St. Louis A Paetfie.
" nrefened.
Western Union
CTTV COTTON MARKET.
Ornon or ni OBsnvxa, 1
Chaklottx. November 5, 1881. 1
The market yesterday closed doll and un-
cnangea.
Good Middling. , ,
Strictly middling, ....
Middling. .
Strict low mlddJhAgn .. . ....
low middling....
Tinges
Storm cotton....
BXCXTPTB FOBTHB WSXX KKDES fEIDAT, 4th.
BatuTday.... 280 bales
Monday.... 128 "
Tuesday 401 "
Wednesday 478 "
Thursday 274 "
Friday 289, "
. 83
1.404
1.88
It
10?a
losa
saiu
teaa
Weekly net receipts 17.R00: shipments 7.671:
aies e.aou.
austtsta Quiet mlddtlnfl lOSh.i.: low raw
dnng 1010., good ortnnarr QVgti; rveelpU 2,005;
shipments v,aoo; saies 157.'
Weekly net ree ts 10,457 : shipmt 6,255; sales
?,iW7;spmners ; sweav...
CHASUBrroi Steady; middUnt HlM; low said-
dllng 10d; good ordinary 1044a; net receipts
5,572; gross f Bales IfiQQ; stock 93,948;
exports ooastwlse ; to ureat sntain
to continent ; to France .
WaaIcIv net reeeffits . 88.110: cross : sales
1ft 7fKl: coastwise 7.a02;Contlnenf 5.400: Great
Britain 2,571; to France 0.U8U.
Nxw Tobk Cotton deH; sales 548: mlddllhg
uplands llMo; mlddd'g .Orleans llc; gross
: eonsoudated .net receipts . : ex. Great
Britain ; France ; continent .
Waeklv net rects 1.739; rross 57.714: exn'ts
to Great Britain 8.826; France 664; continent
2,023; sales 6,988; stock 11507. ..
MnuTooMXHT Steady; middlng 10ft: low mtd-
1044c; good ordinary 9e; receipts 6497; ship.
ments 5,108; stock. Present year, v,vi i ; stoca, last
yar, 11,440; saies 0,13.
Maooh steady; middling lOfae; low middling
10c; good ordinary VMkc; receipt sates
8388; stock, present year, 10,067; stock, last year,
7.937; shipments 8,179. . .
mT.mrHTJB Ouiet: mWdlrnr KflkK low middling
104ec; good ordinary 9c; receipts 6,844; ship
ments 8.802: Bales h,ib; spinners 4UOt sues
urea .oruaui , eoaskwiBe
i
16,065: ex.
sales.
Nashtillx 8'eady; middling 10e; low mid-
10c; good middling ester net receipts 8,855;
shipments 1,728; aales 1.688; sptnnen
stock, present year, 10,880; stock, last year,
9,663. . . ;
Pmrr wriTiT s. C Weekly net receiots
stock 608; exports toQreat Britain .685; coast
wise 8,000; sates ,aott t
PtvfDXJtcx, K L 'Weekiy-et recetpU -
kvt a t.l 4tle : inlddrlKK 1 flriie: low mld-
e; good ordinary Week! rreeelpu 4.309s
iintoZUZnta Kant utix: umaeut ito fClQSL
jtt.aA;eadyi sirli4ef w mid.
ntff jt- ooixfabativx unui fuun6ns- t
Net receipts ataU uunaswesjora 'i ; - -Si ?
i xing.wi.K.u-;-i';.loaB
8am w4k last year .hu i- 262,657
TSteTXwinte to this data,, jl Ju an-tMBJMS
8sanodateJA9tyeai.v...w.rt!.rti .LIotSlM 4
Total bales 1,840
oltjerljes.
SPLENDID OPPORTUNITT TO WIN A FOR
TUNE HTH GRAND DISTRIBUTION,
CLASS L, AT NEW ORLEANS,
Tuesday, November 8th, 1881 188th Monthly
Drawing
Louisiana State Lottery Company.
Incorporated la 18ft8 for 25 years br the LAdM.
lature for Educational and Charitable nurnosea
with a capital ot 81,000.000 to which a reserve
tuna oi over X42U.000 has since been added.
By an overwhelming popular vote Its franchise
was made a part of the present State Constitution
adopted December 2d, A. D. 1879.
Its GRAND SINGLE NUMBER Drawings Will
take place monthly.
It never scales or Dostnonaa. Look at tha fallow.
ing distribution:
. uapital fbjzx, sso.ooo.
100,000 Tickets at Two Dollars each. Half-Tick
ets, One Dollar.
IJgx OF PRIZES :
1 Capital Prize 130,
1 Capital Prtee 10.
1 Capital Prize 5,000
2 Prizes of 82,500 6,000
6Prttesof 1,000 5,000
20 Prizes of 600 10,000
100 Prizes of 100 10,000
200 Prizes of 60. .. 10,000
500 Prizes of 20 in.non
1,000 Prizes of 10 10,000
APPROXIMATION FUZES.
9 Approximation Prizes ot 1800...... 82,700
9 Approximation Prize of 200 1300
0 Approximation Frizes of 100...... 900
1857 Prizss, asBScntmc to. ... . . $110,400
Responsible eorrasnoDdlnr amnts waniad at all
points, to whom a Ubera) eompensatton win be
paid.
For further Information, write eleaitr. svm
tnU address. Send orders by express or Regis
tend Letter, or Money Order by malL, Address
ed only to
XL A. DAUFHUI
Wm nrlmm lirtdm.
or K. A. DAUPHIN, at
NO. 212 Broadway, New Ton.
All our Grand Extraordtnanr Drnwlrm nmdir
the supervision and. management of Generals G.
x. eauregaru and jqdsj a. saiiy.
NOTICE TtJ THE PUBLIC.
The nubile are hereby cautioned sswlnst send
ing any money or orders to NUNES CO., 88
Nassau street, New xork uty, as authonjed py the
Louisiana State Lottery . Company to sell
Its tickets. They, are flooding the country
with BOGUS CIRCULARS purporting to be of the
Louisiana 8tate Lottery Company, and are
FRAUDULENTLY representing themselves as its
agents xaey nave no autnonty rrom this oom-
pany to sen its uckets, and are not lis agents lor
any purpose. . .
Prea't Louisiana State Lottery Co.
New Orleans, Lai, July 4, 1881.
SSth
POFTJLATi M0NTBX7 DBAWING OF TEX
.mi .
irrMnTiirraKiKiil
sftslsislsBaasflsT xi " Wist I
I lairl
UK
In the cttf of Louisvriie,oii
WED2OJSDAT,N0VEMBER 80, 188L
These drawimrs occur monthly (Sundays except
ed) under provisions of an Act of the General As-
semDiy oi a-emucxy.
lit, uuuai nwuw uuijum uuun uu auna am.
renderea tne iouowing decisions:
1st That me commonwealth Dtstrmouon uom-
pany is ial.
2d Its drawings are fair.
The Company has now on hand a large reserve
fond. Read the list of prizej for the
NOVEMBER DRAWING.
1 Prise,.... 880,000
1 Prize,... lO'gOg
1 Prize, ... .MOO
10 Prizes, 81,000 each. 10.000
20 Prizes, 600 each. 10,000
100 Prizes, 100 each, 10,000
200 Prizes, 50 each, 10,000
600 Prizes, 20 each, 2.00g
UYtn YHmi. 1 n tmrtt 10.008
9 Prizes, S300 each, Approximation Prizes S2.7
? Prizes; 2poT " r. : i-ggk
v raxes, iuu - . w
1.960 Prizes,.... .......111A400
Whole TMkcts. S3; Half Ticket,"! 1; x7TVsts,
850; 66 ZwaetB, iuub
nAmtt WnnA nr Bank Daattin Letter. Of Send
br Express. DON'T BEND BY REGISTERED
LETTER OB P06TOFFICE ORDER. . Orders of
IS and upward, by Kxpress, ean be sent at oar x-
pense. Aaaressauorueri mi . t . . -.
B M. BOARDMAN, Conleroaraal ' Building
tornsvule, Xy- or 809 Broadway New York,
novl ; , ' Vi. . :
THE ATTENTION
M11VXULJL XVJLL! A MJL
OUR LARGE STOCK S RAPIDLY SELLING
AT TEM- . ' "
GREAT SACRIFICES V7E OFFER AT AUD BELOW COST.
We stm have a JsneaseortBttRt to select from and we would adrtse one and an to ean at ones and
bny tbetr winter Goods before ttw best are sold. WeeOerextrstllnary taUYatashi
Uen's, Boys and MM Ready-iade ClotMnj,
InciBding OVERCOATS for sil ages. vw,t fmy mm j mh" mnqfUPTfart
COST. BinemberweoloseogAboxtoessbyJanuaalst,1882.
tetfl
H. MORRIS & BROS.
R ODD I CE&G O.,
TRYON STREET.
wi EiVB ran bxcittkd jlvotexs lot oi those eisGHAn fliiia it lot,
AMoaoswltneof
CORSETS, HOSIERY, RIBBONS, GLOVES,
SILK HANDKERCHIEFS- : H
DBX GOODS, FLANMaXB, e THE SBIL MED1CATEB TLAXNEL, 40d EaV GLOVES 60c'
. A PAIR, in Black and Cotoca, ell stses.
1.75 WHITE
best lOcT
RODDICK & COT
IT
ssfl
BAR OA
m&fm and
r tv ,
MOT
GEOOEHU
:d:-
- A.
The Attestion of the Public, and Especially the Trade, is R e pc t f a lly CaJ I rf to
MY LARGE AND FRES1I '
STOCK OF GOO
NOW IN STORE.
Everything in kGrocery Line will k M in My.SM
AND AT . 7" "
PRICES THAT DEFY COMPETITION. ;
TRY THE ;;
at otm !4d-iswtMrto and alas the eeasumer. la
liiamf nfankMriln ami stanls
Smoking Tobaccos SttOnc BulL Jurhasa Lou
Cuts and Rrrei JJmham-teJosv wo no
adding a full line of the la2erfxMetjyfce most
staplTgratles of Plug and .Twist Tohsaoos. We
slaafswweeks.ugei Idocements In Chewing
4nKBiwM that a fuw injuinfAtaiinn ean eouaL
Our salesmen wiU xtake regular trips to Chariotte.
NONE BETTER.
Florida Oranges,
CATAWBA GRAPES, MALAGA GRAJPES,
Bananas, Apples and Oler Lpri !, , f
AT- -AT
PERRY'S.
I ILSfli k Bill;
DRTJGrO-IST,
Jlf'i j lit- '
Trade Street, : : : Charlotte, N. C.
Mt-mmi iTTFriTionarfl rath
.A. -
WHOLESALE AND RETATL TRApE.
iOH C18101VIHI
ett
wt mwrAiiI ws i'rtrr" sm'st m.'n inr ssnrTx
z-i ,t.-'..::U.-. .; : r !tv,yi
i.-i t ii ' 1".:
auuA yv wip general Buoyancy , r
WAtbA,.,;
,. .'it