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coas, n JONES Baito ProprtetT;
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at ram FoBT-orrttm ai C&aelqptb,
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THURSDAY, DEO. 8, 1881.
More national banks were Started last
year than In any year since ffl?y f , u . .
The pinkeye has made its appearance
among the horses at Norfolk, V. ;
Mi hi .
Eastern papers are advising Hlscock
to go West and grow up with the conR
try. ; '
A party is being organized in Wil
mington to visit the Atlanta exposi
tion. . " . '
There are about twenty-five men, as
far as heard from, in Georgia, who want
to be Governor.
Mississippi stands oat solitary
clone without a national bank, and yet
Mississippi is happy.
- Gov. Blackburn, of Kentucky, says
"four days at the Atlanta exposition
are worth dayB of legislation.' ?" " -
Six within two weeks is the record
of Judge Lynch's operations two in
theorth, four in the South.
BroadstreeVs Reporter estimates the
cotton crop th's year .at 5,014,170 bales,
1,592,000 bales less than last year.
Ex-Collector Murphy, of New York,
it is said will be given the place of As
sistant Treasurer at Washington.
If the experts go back on the "inspir
ed remover" an Important feature of
the Washington farce will be eliminat
ed. - - -
A new cotton factory with a capital
of $100,000 is to be started in Wilson;
$50,000 of the stock have already been
assured.
Mr. N. Dumont, of this county, is one
of the committee on credentials, at the
Cotton Planter's convention which met
Tuesday at Atlanta.
The Cincinnati Musical Society has
offered Fatti $18,000 to sing at the mu
sical festival in that city, three nights
next February.
They say that Keifer, the Speaker
elect of the House of Representatives
was Conkling's man. which recalls the
fact that sundry Republican journals
informed us some time ago that Conk
ling was politically dead.
Coal is put out at the Pennsylvania
mines at from $1.50 to $2 per ton. The
dealer gets it for $2.50 and sells it at
five, six and seven dollars. This is to
rich people. The poor pay at the rate
of ten dollars per ton.
Philadelphia Times: In all the com
ment on the Speakership fight the opin
ion is quite pronounced that Pennsyl
vania bossism is spreading. When it
can run things at Washington it is not
to be sneezed at, apparently.
The National Mercantile Traveller's
Association is going to start a weekly
paper at Atlanta, the first number of
which will appear on New Year's day.
Well wager a pint of goobers that it
will be a rollicking sheet.
Richmond State: They do things
better in England. Lefroy, the mur
derer, was tried and hanged promptly
without any disgraceful scenes in the
court or at the execution. But, then,
England's law is only common. Quit's
quite uncommon.
The Richmond State has been figur
ing on how long it will take at the pres
ent rate of evaporation to dry up the
waters of the earth, and finds it 7,000,-
000,000,000,000,099. We don't doubt this
calculation, but are puzzled to know
how the figurer got in the 99.
Much feeling is being aroused among
the labor unions in the factory districts
of New England against the Canadians
who have been imported to work in the
factories, because they work for lower
wages and are taking the places of the
native operatives.
The crowds are increasing daily at
the Atlanta exposition. There were so
many people there Tuesday that the or
dinary places of accommodation could
not hold them, and citizens .had to
throw open their doors,which they did
in hospitable style.
mm i hi i mm
An ordinance was passed by the city
council of Richmond several months
ago requiring the removal of telegraph
poles from Main street; which will be
contested in the courts by the telegraph
companies as an infringement of their
Vested rights.
i i
President Arthur has been summon
ed to appear as a witness in the Qui
teau case by the defence, but Scoville
stated that he did not care to have the
eubpcena served until he had seen the
President personally. Guiteau wants
Gen. Grant, Conkling and several news
paper editors summoned.
An investigation into the tax returns
of the city of Wheeling, West Virginia,
has developed the fact that people of
the highest standing showed no com
punction in defrauding the city by mis
stating the amount of their property.
It is estimated that personal property
Of the value of $2)00,000 has not been
returned.
.-. , - - i -
- .Atlanta Constitution; Gov. Blox
ham, of Florida, commenting on the ad
ranee of civilization in his State said:
"A sawing machine agent sold a Singer
to TigerTail, the Indian chief of the
Everglades, the other day, and after
working it one day the old fellow kick
ed bis wife out of his tent," which goes
to develop a .heretofore : unsuspected
danger in the sewing machine,
It is the opinion of President pro tern,
Davis that the Republican party might
die if lb Democrats party would give
up the ghost. Bat notwithstanding this
. oninion the DemocraTlc party win per
. list in living right; along, and keeping
the Republican .party aUve. This is
mlnentlT considerate, and shows the
tcrenerons unselfishness ' of the Demo
cratlc party. ...'''
TUB PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE.
L The President's messae,hichjas:
been -eagerly looked for by. th&Ameri
can people as an index 6f I thejptolicy tdf
be pursued by the new admihistratio
IS a 'somewhat voluminous document,
and was evidently written with thought
and care. After referring briefly, and
appropriately to the "appalling calami-"
ty" which deprived thVfcountry of an
illustrious chieftaincy the death of the
late President Garfield, it speaks of the
bounteous harvests, with which Provi
dence has blessed us as, a people ;Jljet
views oar relations with foreign gov-
ernm$nts,r with allf which we are jn
friendly terms, and refers " to the
suppression of the trouble with the In
dian tribes. It notices theTYorktown
centennial and the cordial intercourse
with theFrench and German representa
tions as an evidence of the good
will that exists between our people and
the governments which they represent
ea.V in passing uoaces ine pmaabuuuu
Paris and several other notable gather
ings in which our people as well as,
those of other nations are interested.
It calls attention t otitragefr income of
the Spanishjplohial ports on Ar&etfcfui
vessels. It speaks of the insecurity of
life of American missionaries in Tur
key, noting the instance of the death of
Dr. Joitin W Parsons, In tef erence to
whose death correspondence has been
had with the Porte. .. Our relations with
Mexico . are harmonious, as they are
also with the neighboring South Ameri
can Republics. The Monroe doctrine
is substantially re-affirmed in speaking
of the . Isthmus canaL It deplores the
unhappy strife between Chili and Peru
detrimental to the cause of Republi
can governmentand states that a spe
cial envoy has been sent with the hope
of bringing about friendly relations be
tween, these govern meals. Glancing at
our relations -wifif fcjhijie. .land' Japiiji
and treaties 'perfected with these na
tions, it refers to. the cordial feeling ex
isting between the Hawaaian King
dom, Hungary, Belgium, Denmark and
several other countries, makes refer
ence to reports received from consuls
abroad, and reviews at some length the
reports of the secretary of the treasury,
postmaster-general, secretary of war
secretary of the interior, and of the
navy, calling attention to and com
mending some of the suggestions made
in these reports. It applauds the efforts
by the postmaster-general to bring to
justice the star route swindlers and de
mands the full penalty of the law in
he case of the guilty. The depreda
tions of the "cow-boys" on the Arizona
frontier demands some special legisla
tion to preserve peace and vindicate the
laws set at defiance. Speaking of the
Indian problem it is suggested that in
stead of the plan of reservations for
tribes the policy be adopted of giving
each head of a family a certain tract of
land in fee simple as a farm, thus en
couraging agriculture among them, and
also an appropriation by the govern
ment for schools similar to those now
in operation at Hampton, Carlisle and
Forest Grove, from which much good
results have already come. The poly
gamy question must be met and that
institution suppressed by the passage of
laws which will make prosecution in
the case of indictment possible. It asks
the attention of Congress to the ques
tion of popular education and recom
mends the dedication of a certain por
tion of the proceeds of the sale of pub
lic lands to that purpose, especially in
-the Southern States, where the changed
condition of the colored people with
the new responsibilities devolving upon
them as citizens makes it important.
The pension question is reviewed at
some length, as is also the question of
civil service reform, in which reference
is made to the system : which prevails
in England, which the President thinks,
with some modification, mieht be
adopted in this country. Internal im
provements are endorsed, especially on
the great wiEBt rivers,' which are the
highways of orach; of ,our inland
commerce. The amendment of ths reve
nue laws and the abolition bf taxes say e
on spirits and tobacco k recxraraended.
and the attention of Congress. Called
to tne importance iof:so legislating on
the question of deciding the count on
the election of presideitlai'electors.and
definitely settling the question of presi
dential disability, so that there may be
no chance for dispute or misunder
standing on these vital matters here
after as there has been in the recen
Past. ' -; . '. ; ' ..
The message takes range, and touch
es on every topic of public policy in
which the people of the .country are
supposed to be interested. It shows
evidence of study, is well, and carefully
written, and avoids jfiying offence to
any particular class or section, in mark
ed contrast to the messages of some o:
Mr. Arthur's predecessors. On the whole,
while there are doubtless portions of i
which will not meet with the endorse
ment of a large body of the people who
think differently, it may be regarded,
we think, as an able and creditable
State paper, which will repay perusal'
The Goldsboro Messenger ''records the
death of Mr. R. L: Gregory, the well
known hotel keeper in that town, in the
69th year of his age. & V " " "
uGUHenf Use DlMtT Is Alreadr
Washington, Dec. l,-r-ThBUit ijbe
belief is that.the President has made
BrA 'am aaIm Jas. ... Ti l. i i ai 4.
W3 hi. tux eany aat&iat JS saw that a?
aay or two ago a party of Senators call
ed upon the President to urge the claim
of a well known public man. for a
cabinet portfolio, when the President
brought the discussion' to an 'abrupt
termination with the statement, "Gen
tlemen, the matter is already piosedJ" C
"-V- ly:Cnls'''Af
? Chicago, Dec.' 7The re-organia-tlonrschame
of the Southwestern Ralli
wayrAssociatloa" BhXtered.'seriotrtrf joss"
yesterday. - The North weitern Conipa
ny insisted upon its4ight to? withdraw
at any time on thirty day's ttc&Cofcr
orado pools are thereforeilkeli.to prove
01 short life. - -
Try!? tm Arrest fnf Spread of Sssall
CmoA&o,Dee. 7-The city atithori
ties are at last taking energetlo ;mea4-:
uico w u tus Dj(cnu vl i. BUIIU1 POX.
Vaccination of all persons will be in
sisted upon. - -
OUR LAWMAE1
BI.L
zidrna tvA'il
BEeinori&l CfemaiUc-Am TTMIart'
in DUcuMion The PrenlSent Pro
Tern. Exercises Hie Constitutional
Xtifflit- Bills : lntro4ieea -jgorrlll
Gets tbe FI
SifUTUES
oor oa tho TfLxiu, r , f r r U rw eat Gulf, fair . weather . variable
ol.Deo; xvUsiitt4PSMJ tion
Washington.
Lapbam. Bavard and Morgan were ap-
pointecLlrf th03Bhsir 0 a ' jonmit-j
ieq ior me preparauon oi a wviuuiim
unon tne deam " or tne laie irresiaens
Among other icommunicauoia la
before the Siditd wia one front
Attorney-General Phillips e4d0Spa thQ
annual report of the Attorney-General.
A portion of the morning hour was
consumed in an uninterestingdiscussion
upon the propriety of dispensing with
reading at length of communications
from beads or departments addressed to
the president tf .the Senate; the- que.
lion ansmg upon a communrcauou
from the secretary of War in relation
to an application for increased clerical
force in the Surgeon-General's office.
President pro tern, ruled that in accor
dance with the practice of his predeces
sors the paper would be read at length
unless otherwise ordered, and after re
marks by Senators upon different inter
pretations of what had been the prac
tice heretofore; a vote was taken.when
not a single response was given both in
negative and affirmative. The chair
caused some little merriment by observ
ing that as the vote was a tie he was
obliged to exercise his constitutional
prerogative and would vote aye. The
reading then proceeded. . ,
v. A lkrge nnmber.of bills of a private
nature, mainrvifor individual ctJief.
were intrtcedtokfl referred If- i
TU9 bur Hntrocracea oy-r means 'en
abling the people of New Mexico to
form a State government was tabled.
By Plumb a bill was introduced mak
ing trade dollars legal tender for all
does, public and private, except where
expressly stipulated otnerwise.
Ev Call, granting pensions to soldiers
in Mexican, Creek, Seminole and Black
$lawk war. Referred to pensions com
mittee.
r&y Davis, establishing a department
pt agriculture and commerce. Tabled.
At tne expiration or tne morning nour
Morrill's tariff-: commission resolution
was in order and he was awarded the
floor, but instead of speaking he moved
an adjournment; agreed to and ad
journed.. .
FB03I WASHINGTON.
HoiUe Appoint nentsTUePresldenf's
Private Seeretarr Experts Csji'l o
Gnlteaa any Good Dlstrist' Attor
ner - Corkalll Thinks tbe Trial will
not JLast Ions;er than One Wore
Washington; Juec.' l.-DoerkeePer'
Brownlow of the House has made' the
following appointments: Richard W.
Austin, of .North Carolina, assistant
doorkeeper; CoL lJl R Popbanv Vir-'
ginia, assistant doorkeeper, in cnarge oi
document room. Popham is a Head
just er.
The resident took un nfs residence
at the White House this afternoon. .
It is now understood tnatJonnuavis,
nephew of Bancroft Davis, and son-in-law
of ex-Senator FreeUnghuyaen, of
New Jersey, will be President Arthur's
private secretary, and will assume his
duties in a day or two.
. Washington Dec. 1. The morning
session of Gajteau's trial was devoted
to the examination of citizens of Free-
port, 111., on behalf of the prosecution
The evidence of tnese witnesses was
that they had known the Guiteau fam
ily and did not regard L. W. Guiteau,
father of the prisoner, as insane; also,
that they believed the o&er members
of tne family sane.
The fact that but a few of the twenty
or thirty experts, summoned for the de
fendant, gave their testimony excites
some remark, and it is said that nearly
all of them came to the conclusion that
they could do Guiteau no good Dy their
testimony, a lew experts naa inter
views with Guiteau Monday afternoon,
but none of them appeared yesterday
on tne witness stand.
District Attorney Corkhifl is Quoted
as expressing the belief that the trial
will not last more than a week longer.
i e
Arrested for BareVsvlBs; a Prieel
GBEEOTTMir)."iMAss.r December 7ffr,
1881. David McMillen, who shot
Father McCarthy, last Sunday, the 4th,
reached nere last evening, and rears
were entertained of an attempt to lynch
him. Tbe train was stopped some dis
tance from the depot and he was put
into a carriage and - driven rapidly to
jail. News, nowever. naa leaked out
and the jail was surrouaded with people
anxious to get at the prisoner but a dis
play of revolvers Dy tne ameers aeterrea
them from violence. Father McCarthy
died about' midnight, but before his
death he made a dying declaration as
V to the circumstances of the assault,
and a warrant for McMillen, charged
witn murder, was issued. ,.. . . . .
meeting; l the Cotton Planters Ao
elation
Atlanta. Ga Dec 7. The National
Cotton Planters Association met in
convention to-da. at the Exposition
grounds and was called .to order by
President Morehead.. Speeches were
made bv Director-GreneraTKimball.Gov,
Colquitt and Hon. Thomas Hardeman,
of (xeorzta. and juage tsnnrou, oi Mis-
sisslppl. ' President Morehead BPeaks
to-night at the capital,, and Commis
sioner Liorine,seaK at tne .Exposition
to-msrrewonwSmali Farms Compared
to Large Ones."
The city is crowded.. . The .Press, As
sociation of Mississippi arrived this
morning, fifty strong, under President
WalpOle. '
Tennessee siate Fanlns; Bill,' ' ,
Nashvthjs. Decv ?.--The State f nnd
in r board v)rtTdaT'!1h the 'Supreme
court entered a .motion to advance on,
the docket the ease of tha f undine bill
injunction suit The .bill ' is. known as
the -one hundred .and three bill. And
was passed dv tne last uenerai .ssem-
blyjtproyfdfsJLorfundiBgthe.State
debt at par and makes S per cent cou-.
pons receivahiefpr taxes.! it tbe case
is not advanced it is probable that
owing to the crowded state of the doc
ket it may not be reached for yearsnd
may be lef tjppen for farther agjtatioir
I '
lstrTN.ftp.TBe3epubli
Senators held, a. short .cauctts jthls
can
morning to arranrt for -making some
ebamres in the Retmblleari tnmbflrshin
Of the. Sen ate. eommitteea. in , nrdA An
tneet personal convenience of Senatorsv
nu tBere especially to provide suitable
committee jnaitienf Mrx Wipdsm
whose re-enttrto thenaii? this Tses-
Itonakeslltdesirablejlnitho opinion i
vi uiacvueaKaee tnwc nesnonia do again j
Eiacea larommiepomiions or.wom,'
leoce. Axommittea Was aDDoto ted b
the caucus to confer with individaals
re
ported that WilUam AHen.rwh0.iilIecL
William ir ScUteTrMayT. jerAaien
Warwick if fet nig
from Jail at Warwick CLIL last night
by a party of masked men and hanged.
? Bemember that true happiness Is forever lost
when your health is once broken down. Dr. Bull's
cough syrup prevents throat and lung aueasei and
ceres colds and coughs. It costs only 250 a bot-
gejSBjgsSssssssSBBSBaBBBSsyssss
' TPeatlter.
WASHtjtQToiiDM DeerMiddle,
itlantic,coider i fair r weather, aaorth
i westerly wiaas,iugnet barometer
W South Atlantic colder, fair t weather,
weswriv, veenog to norcuerij"wiuua,
higher harometer.
East Gulf, fair weather, winds mostly
northerly, stationary or lower tempera-
-tnre,atationary pressure. -r. -
tair weatnen . north-westeriy winds,
generally shifting tof southerly.' in the
least portion higher, and in the west
poruon lower pressure.
ssji Hi ifc
Twi Men- nirierd ul iUUre
Clllsoii Texas j t
GALV3STOS,Dec.' 7The5kodIeaof
two mors rAuf dared -njea - were found
this' merning iiwenCy-five miles from
here. The supposed perpetrators are
the parties who killed yshrift Martin a
few?daysslnJ
isl special to, tne iv tram .Long-
view .says at 20 this morning, two
trains icolllded jat ' Hallsville,- twelve
miles east of bere hree persons' were
killed and others, wounded. W '
Foon4JeioJMin lirtlMTeK
RicMMOlTr-Thebodv oit
a genteelv dressed man about 65 years
old was found fleating; in the riffcr'fce
the city yesterday.' Atobv of the Pittas
ourg uommereuu iffizeUe louna m lus t
pocket, also two envelopes bearing the
stamp ex, tne Jtittsourgana ..yvestern
Clkveland. Dec 7.i-A heavy eale is
jLse Xino m UB-Tjcuiy out uiu? iar
110 loMreff,fo li- yi &i
SleeUng- ot the Tlrglnla vto$jUiitv&t"
RicmtoNk tec. 7-rTe General As
semoiy met to-day in Dienmai session
"HOW ASS TOU MX OLD fBIIND?" 1
Aaked a bright looking man. "Obi I feel misera
ble, I'm bilious and cant eat, and mj back Is so
lame I can t wort, "way in tne world doa't too
take Klaney-Wort? that's what I take wbea I'm
oat oi sorts, and K alwars keens me In nerteet
tone. Mr doctor recommends ft ior an snch
Doubles." Ktdney-W on Is th nre; oore for bll
lousneas and eontlpa Hon. , Don't all. totrjlU-r
LongBmnelkaeva. .
LJeutnAot-Commandcr Gorrmge In bringtmifbe
Obelisk to New York has performed Indeed a
monumental work. So has Dr. C W. Benson Of
Baltimore, In ormg the nerroos disorders of the
world, with his Celery am Chamomile Pills.
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UARKETSBY TELEGRAPH
DBCIMBJW 7. 188.
PBopucaL
Biltdcobx -Noon Floor higher and flrmi
Howard street and Western super S4.60S5.0O;
ui.2fiftsa.H7 samuT so azaxi.vbxiu nuus.
super S4.5Utx6.Sdf txin SMuat.u xamur
S7.50ffS8.00i BOO srarjasa7.250)m?.U7iraapso
ramuy . wjiea ooumern sieaoy, western
flnrier: Brorjietntsd fl.86S1.40t amber Si.42'
S147 T-o. 1 Maryland red SI 4; No. sWest
Am winter red snot and DeoemberS1.88ttQSl.Sd:
em steadn Wsstom itmert Bouthem white d7
00. yeuow v&&aowt.
BiiTsou-Klght-0li aoM and steady i South
am' erm c 4 . w . hi,. ti nRQ. ml.ul . rw r.f
Pennsytrania bUtrrwJ. rronsions easier ana
quiet: mess pork S17.7& Milk meats -shsoklers
and clear rib sides. Dacked 8ffl 91k. Bacon -should
ers 9ii clear rib sides 11: Sams 18 18 Lard
- refined i2Uu Ooffse Brmer and in better de
mand: Bio cararoes ordinary to fair vSkaiCPA
Sonar easts- f soft W. - Wfdskey-ann, at
Sl.niIJlBJXX Frelgttlsdi ,
Chicago Flour steady an4 unchanged j oommoa
10 cnoioa western spring ouk$o. o: common ia
fancy -
wceai aottT. nrm and nigner; no. a
trine SI. 2 8 cash and December. Corn
Chicago i
lo good demand and a shade higher, at rxmatJl
ash i srDeaember. Oats fair demand and ntrh-
er. at 45U oashi 45b December. Hos- hlsber.
ata 80e$7 00. Pork-aeOie, Sim and hliher,
at S1725 cash; S17.22sSl725 JamavrLud
strongar and higher, at Jll.06ffiSll.lQ esih
and December. Bulk- meats moderately acdre
and higher: shoulders S6 50; short rib S9 00;
short clear .Whiskey steady and oncsangt
ed, atSl.17.
common to fair extra So.75fi8o.75; good to choice
do SO.803S8 12Vs Wheat-Opened a shade eav
nmw iiw BuuMnni win ami maa wuiwinui
ler, afterwards recorered and advanced mQUVio,
etoslng reryflrm: unKradedtprliigSl-OOUSSl.22;
ungraded red s t .aoasi.44; mo. red ana ieeem-
ber 9L42SSl.42u Corn higher and eloawf
Tory strong: ungraaea o i to n; new souxnern wmis
70: do yellow TOM: No. 2 December 70tt71
Osi-a shade higher and more acUTe; Ha 3
48S49U. Hops steady and Terr quiet; yearlings
12S22. Coffee more active and firmer; Bio 8l
&Vu Sugar dull and nominal, rumored sales
or K.OOO hhds. within Uie oast wees without furth
er paracusis j fair good refining 7fcffiTHi refin
ed qalet and steady; Suniaard A w rf"f'tt up
changed and Quiet Rice quiet and steady. Bosm
soong. at w4-vfi92.6&. Turpentine quiet and
firm, at 66. Wool quiet and about
steaoyt
ido-
msitic fleece 85960; Texas 14S31. Pork-high
er and ratter mare active: old mess spotsi7.50i
817.75; latter cliofa- new do 8l84tS; middles
dull: long dear 9&9tt; short Heart. lrd -higher
and more aoflva, and closing weak and Un
settled, at Sll.80S11.87. ineghVViJrer-
pool strong.
COTTON.
Galtbstok Xasy; middling ll4e; low mld'ng
lie: good ordinary lOtye; net receipts 4,846;
BTOSs 4.571: sales 8.275; stock ia478: exoorts
coastwise 1,899: to Great Britain -; to conti
nent ; to rnnce
Kobtolk Weak; middling llfte; net receipts
4.481; gross ; stock 70391: exports coast
wise 1,819; sales 410: exports to Great Britain
; to conanent .
BilrnroBi Flat: middling lle; lew mld-
dllng-11; good ordinary 10); net receipts 100:
cross 2011: sales -ss stocs 8.950; exports
ooastwise zuu; spmners --r-, eanons. u ureal
Britain rt-; io sonwaeai -
' BosTOH-Quiett middling 12le; low mlddlini
llte; good ordinary lOfcct net reeelpu 14)57;
gross 494; sates : stoca ,ouu; exports to
rea Britain ---; to Jfranoe-r. ,,. ,
WnjUHSTorr Xasy; middling lltjte; low mld
tfllng 10 15-1 6c; good ordinary 10 Ingle; receipts
; gross : saies ; sues MiiMo; ex
ports ooastwise 1,458; to Great Britain ; to
continent.
i Phtladxlphia Quiet: mlddHns 12Ulc:
middling lltftc: rooa ordinary 10o: net receipts
1.064: cross 1.076; sales -; spinners 655: steak
16.311; exports Great Britain ; to continent
-7T.
BATAWAS-Xasiajr; middling HUo; km mid.
dUnizlOfto: good ordinary lOUo; net teeelDts
4,164; gross ; sales 8,000; stock Q7.A90;
exports coastwise ; to Great Britain 2.843;
w jrranoe "; e eontuwui sauu
NWOBlJU-DuU; middling lllbo; 1 low
mlddlmslle; good ordinary ,104of net receipts
4,564; gross 4,996;' sales 4,000; stock 298,002:
exports to west Britain ; io rranoe
to coastwise 71,292; to continent 2,240. , .
' Mobilx Xasier: mlddllns 1 1 lkai low mtddnmt
lie; good ordinary lOVte; net reeelpU 10,769;
gross 1,810; sales 2,500; stock 45 664; exports
eoast 1,820; France ; to Great Bruaiq
Kmmsvsb Quiet; middling lle: .receipts
8,118:) shipments 2,822;, sales &00O;
84,864. -' ' : ..- . "
stock
lnBSTA Xasv' MddrtTis - fts: - low mld-
dlln lOQfieygood ocdlnary lOes; tteatpts 2081
snipments -i sues iis
: CEaBLxaioxInacUveand prlsat Beminal; addV
anng e; tow nmaiuig. o gooa oroisa.--j
net receipts 4,leli gross : sales 800; stock)
10.768; exoorts ooastwise 728: to Great Britain
-i to continent 7.000; to France; to chan
nel k ,. , ... ,v,
Nsw loaiCotton neivj; safes'583; middling
uplands 12c; middling Orleans 12 5-16c: con
solidated net receipts 80.142; exports to Great
Britain 7,119; to Franoa ; to oonttnent
If ,240; to channel ' tr. r
I4Tbtw oon Tending oowa; . nuaaius;
OP
Oianas
middling Orleans 6d
sales 8,000s
specuiaaon
exDort 1.000: receipts as,i
1,000;
American 21.00a TJplatodslow middling
December delivery 6 9-:
-ie&6 17-82dj
TObet
and Jannarr B O-lSfSS
17-82d; J
anuary ana fo-
ruary 8 19428 9-1 6d
(dt
Febraarrandlisrcb
:
March and April 28-8 2d:
Atnil and HST 6 2
d:
and Jane H 2S-S2Q6tkd: June and
and July
Sl8
-lead 2M2d July and August :
I Aug-
net and September 7 fc liaqres firmer.
txVEKPOOtg p. m-. 8ales ot American cotton
6.500. Vutores in allers' lavoc-
Kt JuM - .V't
lr Tojut-Futnres closed steadf. Sates 14o
tiMmiasr1 -
i . ,...v. .3Uc:"'-i! i
Apfc4..M1.t,iii.jUtViM.i .w.tki 'i2.eoa.ei
f L- .tUiu Ml.x
-OSew Toke.
Rkehange;
Jttauroaa ou 01 .wiucli was addressed
V 'V- : Fh? , ';
102
die3lGentlemejn;MisseS&oys
m
1. M- fr
fe-: - -at;- jiii -
- X
Tjraanu sen
j011?0? ,!Tn!al, wted wmt
gooas, oi tne very Dew raaiy ana au graoes, irom
salt yon and at the lowest posU prio Toa
seplS;
torn tuA k half Mr eents . .. ,ij-4
aOn07, ............ a. ...... ........r44XQ S4KIA"Ki
hn ponaa aou..,, - - -
,280,695
. 1 . .. .... , ... f ... .- T a an uaK
8T0OTS-)pened feverish and closed Srmt- -
aiftnama viasv Jt, a wo
81
81 .
1.0L
82 .
1.27
1.894
4574
1444
1.68
1.82
1.21
1024
71
84
1-3814
ua
88
ciassA. amau....
Class B,5's.......v...
Chicago and Northwestern
uass v,-e-s.
i :.east
preferred. .
Arte..,.
Bast Tennessee.
......... rr.. ...
Georgia ...............................
unnois.veninu... .-. iw.......
Louisville and Nashville '
slemphisand Charleston...:.......!
KashvUieand Gnattanooga.
rTork Central... ........ .........
hmonasua AUOKoeuy
IJchmond ana iwnviue
1.28
1.84
Beck Island.........
Wabasb. Bl. Lotds PaeUe. .
.42
" ... . nmrarmd.
WbsterttlTrjion 4-.
CITY COTTON MARKET.
i Cnmo or The Obsxrtxb. y.
, r CsiBLom, December 8, 1881.1
The market yesterday eloeed weak at the follow-
Ing inotatlonst''
JOdMWdltog....... 11
jlotly middling lift
rioanng...... ii
BtrtotlowimjJdllng...... . !Qft
ixmniiddttng...... lou
Ttages l0,t
Storm cottoeu.. , bQm
Sales yestBrday 853 bales.
. . SSI ISW.il I . . . '
Olssurlbtte Produce JtXaxsiet
DXCXMBKB7. 1881.
3 V
; - RTTYTNf PBICXS.
Gobi, perbushl .
Whxat.
85
90
Bbaks, white, per bushel. .,
Bus, jCUu, per bash.
1.26X50
90al.00
1.50
76a80
4.254450
lift
white. y.y.y.'.,
Floob 'i
Family.
Xxtra.....
Sonar ....................
O its, shelled. . .
5565
4Ua6
DBIKP MBXJUt -
.....
Apples, per DX. ...
Peaches, peeled
" Unpeeled- ...
Bladkberrles...
15a20
POTITOXS
ii,
OWWl . .. . ......
Irish......
75
15a20
202
Beirut
North Carolina.. ..i .
torn, perdoxen.
BoDivrsT-
uniftKens r"---;utr :,:
Spring .....j.i
Ducks fjbjx
Turkeys, perlfxv.v...viasj(l:;
12
0
15
20
8
liOOSO ef . ; XXJ
a-85a40
HWi W
Mdttov,
POKE.
Bulx Meats
Clear rib sides.
Coma
Prime Bio
Good
Whlte
Yellow
Molasses
. - - :v -
10
!! tt e
14sl61
12al6
Cuba.
82a85
85a50
50a60
40a45
Sugar Syrup .......
Choloe New Orleans
Common
wfe.::::::::::::;:i!:M:?B
WH1SEET
Corn, per gallon fl.75a2.0Q
Rye, ' ......2:0e8.0D
BRAJfDT
Apple, per gallon. J2.00a3.00
Peach.
82.50
ilso
Wiirg; 8cnppeinon, per gaflon.
eg!..-......
Laed, per in...
Tw.plb....r;r.............::r.
N.C. hog round,,,
18
SalO
lOsll
nouis,.u... (tiititf ftTittritf r
" 1
uams,oanv
leal
Biea
Fruit
8al
Apples, Northern, per bol
" MormtaJn, M
Fish
Mackerel No. 1.
" -No. 2.
" Na8.
Codfish
Cabbage, per lb......
8. 85. 50
8.00
U6
1.00
75
IS
4a5
Coins and Metallic Cases,
AUO, A IABOB LOT Or
-C--H--E-0--M--0--S-
AT WBOUC8ALS or R1TAIL.
E, IV1. ANDREWS,
AT WHITE FRONT.
dte2
Perry & Co.'s Pens
'BsjJ.e
svyns or leiiy'e ,
OIX40EUHa ,
raayifJCStawkivr r n.s "V
i , rr7i i ' x ? -r-
- ji Hi'.
KLSfe2L!8oac torIeiita)OsTOatifct
Jte obtained ihimghu we no to tbisci:
in re,?w
drculrt(ai.C
r . . . sf t luwnwnr, novi on mm
im- una
MJNN
eWYorg. Handbook a bout ft
to the name of "Hsi." ini u t
to his SS. .lTlTl HZZiniTZll'i
mm,
ISPGEIWBIW
, per lap pet, ig
FlilHi,
" FT n
' (I - J
liev.SI diifttmnt
fUUIlBtJlSffMW
Parte Bowl I 1
&; s;-m
OT faQ, to b eurrxD r K
-v It;
FOR THEtFlLLL AND WINTER
shall be found Just as represented, and snail allow
a Ttew to tbe wants of an tdaases of eastomers, nnd
tne nnest siencn Jtua uuuon Boot to the Heaviest
0t dtf Our store. lve w eatt.
A. E.
7. T. BLACKWELL & GO.
: Durhawvlf Ci l .
Ksisikctttsrs of ths Orltlasi sad Oily Ssmalas
DUE
TOBACCO
Mar2gy
' HOW DB. 0. W. BKNSON'3
CELERY AND CHAMOMILE PILLS
Build np the nervous system and positively enre
Sick Headache, Nervous Headache, Neuralgia,
Nervousness, Sleeplessness and Dyapepsla. It
has been proved that they successmliy war oj! al
danger of Paralysis, Apoplexy and Sudden death.
Their effect upon tbe Nervous System Is some
thing wonderful, ' and there is no vtonder Chat
thousands of people avail themselves of such a
valuable remedy, while It may be found, in these
days pf Nersoas Diseases. The simplicity and
purity of these cUa are at pneg in their f&f or, as
they do not physic i, .
"Paralytics that have net walked for wo years
have been fujiy restored by these pills, and thou
sands of cases of Nervous Weakness perfectly
cured, while the eases Of StcJ and Nervous Head
ache and Neuralgia that they. have, cured are in
numerable each year and add to their popularity.
Too much cannot be said In their favor, for while
they cure these terrible Nervous Diseases, they also
Improve t he general health, and especially the
complexion and skin, and invariably improve the
digestion.
5 Sold by all druggists. Price 60 cents a box. De
, iuo Nona jsutaw street, Baltimore. Md. By
.1, two boxes for $1 -oi six boxes-for S2-.50, tQ
DR. C. W. BENSON'S
SKIN CURE
If Warranted to Ours - -
IOXIM A . TITTIRt,, HUWOR8,
ALU ROUGH StCALY tRUrTIOaSt '
DISKASRS OF HJURvAJtJ) SAfJ.
8CRP7ULA. VLCRRSf PIkjALRS and
TRMOCR rrCHIRaS oajriliwrts of ths
kedy. XtSMOsllIIMISEt WSl ssft and smooth;
ths BEST teOs
SMssmgln THS TlfpBXDJBegfaflar put p, two
setUsin on package.
mi ii i.j " ii,, i ; n t j HMii'l'KVi)
AH flirt flOTXrasslsSUva. , sUXSsokaB
VEGETABLE "COMPOUITD.
. i , u t IraPosWveCpre '
1 ftfl mm VmlmM OimMmttnm
ltwmcrire snUrsly the worst rormoCrsBMls Oam
sad Vksrs
MBsaeng
CbiMtt IAta.
I. ttlsiffdMsoivesadsarsslaissatsrthsawasta
matbsaiwaki
s . - -
sa ssrty stsoot e)viopesstt.Ahs IssSieny
- liiiMiiii1ii1.ii,i i i m mtn In ttu use
XtWowves rstntinsi, SatvlsncyV dMgsait ersvicy
forittmolMts, sad MlsvMweskassi 4MStooMMa.v
II sarss BtoattBg-, Hssdschss, ssrvoss rrartwttaa,'
0sW MbOtty, ti ijinsjiiav Pssrisloa sad toCl
SBf SS.-.P -s gai 1 ---ii
ISM VieOar el swrtagaowm, eutnc psln, ws
aadK;'ytftf le
niail(MifTMeiiswjt.
STTiilissnirrrnfil tlliliCUiU III,!
xnLk jr. JWKxaiAirs TxarrABiJSOSfxs
potafsipriSMid es set seeVsat Wsawm Avsaael '
l.mn. Pries L toMtlCrfJ ssstby SMllT
riM, fivvbox (orsitasr. Mn.PtaaaMa.1
fc AeSsslaskeeATlIRiriMJO iH
ud Aanidtts4f thettvwr.
jgjrj Said ay au inas&utsnak,?
, A-I5fra,5lI22WW inntes
tomeys.
VS.--..- -i . v..' .. ..i" .. . - . "ir'"",rT
' ' T
HAE1
V i
ffDS I veil ,R Btvvnui SEfirwiL me I
$ ,: i- JjM'--' r-: ft
IE v
g IN PSD?' I'E
a j . j t
and4Jhiidr3eri!
! r, .
AND SHOES
TRADE.
no house togrreyoa better goods than we dofor the
eomprtses )i fafllmeof l)erflral afld itabw
Broean. : if von wih tn 0t .
RANKIN. .& JgRQ.r.
Central Hotel Block. Tra do Street.
BURGESS NICHOLS.
, ALL KINDS 9W
FUIITPE,
BEDDTpf&i&C.
imLunsf
Cheap Bedsteads,
ANBLOCKQIS,
mm. s wist nan
SLC.
Our claim for merit is, based
upon me iact tliat a chehiieal
analysis proves that the tobacco
grotra in our section is better
adapted to mote a GOOD,PURE,
satisfactory smoko than ANY
OTHER tobaeco.groAvn'Jtn. the
world; and''belrie: sit tutted in
theiHEART of this fine tobacco
wuuu, wis iiavo the PICK of
ue oircrlnes. The Tmblie
preolato this; heuce
the IdagJftMurAotaties qojqo-il
h&r the trad&mark cf fhe Bull.
3
IBUTtTJ
Louiaaaa State. Lottery tapj
Incorporated in 1888 for 26 years by the Leala
teture forBducatlonaA and- CtutoUs mtriios-
Xund of 8ft 5a 000 has since been added?
i-V-'!1 PP Tote its franchise
was made a Dart of the nrmuuit a nnn.titnMAn
mAnntaA Tw. ciZ. T ------ wuou.uwuu
us unsjtu auuxjuX
ng
at
i6iaKpioisiayoaiET, "jh
during which will take place the
139 th Orand nonchlr
-AND THX-
EXTBAOBDINABT 8KMI-ANNUAL DBAVINQ
-r0.'f'r,.
unaer ioe personal supervision and manaed
ment of Gen. G. T. BSAUBBGABD, of LouSlana.
and Gen. JOBAL A. EARLY, of Virginia.
CAPITAL PRIZE, 8100,000.
HalTes,8Vhs. i. enths!i
r0ncE. Tickets EM Ten Dnllnra nnlv
lcapitarpmeofsioo,!
. ...non.oAA
i urana raze or
1 Grand Prize fif
3 Large Prizes ef.
4 Large Prizes of
50 Prises of
lOOPrizesof
200 Prises of
600 Prizes of
10,000 Prizes of
50.000 Rft nrwi
?0'0g 80.000
10.i
S.i
f
20,000
20,000
1,000
.,S00ww
100
V0.000
25,000
80.000
40,000
60,000
100,000
$20,000
10,000
7,500
10....
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
iou Approximation Prizes of $200
100 Aoproxlmattss. Prtessof
100' Apprexanatlon
100...
76i..
1 1,279 Prizej, amqrmting to s22.K0o
( Conumss-ers.
Application for rates to dubs should only be
mad e to tbe efflee o the company Jo New Orleans.
For information apply to .i -r .
K A. DAUPHIN
orlLA.DArjPHrjf. "1
Mo.'22 Btoadway, w Vocg,
t NOTKITOTHIPPBT ,
The publlo ate hereby cautioned against send
ing any money or orders to NUNES & 00., 88
NafsetreetHNew Terk City, as authorised by tbe
LOUlSlana State Lntterr rVtmnnn tn ull
fits tickets. They,- are floodinsr the -eonntrv
with BOGDSCmCULABS porportliig to be of the
Louisiana State Lottery Company, and are
FRAUDULENTLY representing themselves as its
agents. They have no authority from this com
pany to sell, Its tickets, and ate not kg agents for
""mitmr iu-
Prest Louisiana (ttate Tvittnr Vi
New Orleans, La., July 4, 1 88JL.
POPULAR MONTHLY DBAWINO OT THB
In the City of Louisville, on
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 81, 1881.
These drawings occur monthly (Snndays except,
ed) under provisions of an Act of the General As.
sembly of Kentucky.
The United states Circuit Court on Harcb 81,
rendered the following decisions:
2d IU drawings arefafr. ; ;
The Company has now on hand a large reserve
toad. Bead the list of prizes for tbe
DECEMBER DRAWING.
1 Prize..
, W;A.4...J. f. 4,.
...i,. $80,000
1 Prize..
1 Brtae
.......... .v.
10.U0U
: 1
.20
i w r t sw. ';!
facn.;;,,
eaelL.tf.iKi.ii
20 eaeh;.,
10 each..
SSOO eseh. IniwmtMkHnn Mm ! 7lfT
Prizes; 200 -5 got
Prizes, 100 " rf " ooo
MWOPrtoes,...
( Hllttlt
..$1 1200
- 4
Tickets. S2: Half Tleketa. S1 : VI Tickets.
;.S60i6& Tickets, $100.
Remit Honey or Bank lrah to Letter, or send
Kpress. nUtJtyV DSHD BY llSuJUiTJUtau
tR OR msTfirvirnr. ranm nnton of
t-se.Uat.aur ex-
L --LBPiJUAlUN..iCourleTJournai,
PUBLIp-
jP
Havlr g leased the
m
T
i 1ST .
j . CHARLOTTE, N.C,
I era now ready for the entertainment of local and
Mn.tn Aii lait.ji i.Li j LL aJ fH
mibMi .1.... . -'- --. !. .,. . n nATn
Wpocea.4x4 atifleforiow.
"y-wj aw win
1
),ooo
12.000
I0.00U
Bm -nrs
TOTTTR
i
m
flee aafEoaAM.
wwo ira " . - V
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