LOCAL MATTERS.
WEDNESDAY, JAN. 4, 1882.
SOCIETY DIRECTORY.
J balakx Lodgb No. 81, A. v. & a. m. -Regular
o.eetirig every second and fuurift Mondny nights.
ExcKLaioB Loues No. 261, A. F. & A. M. Beg
ui&i meeting ever; first and third Tuesday night.
CKABixrra Chaftkb No. 89. B. A. M. Regular
meeting every second and fourth Krtdaj nights.
ChahijOTT Coimandary No. 2, K. T. BegoLar
meeting every first and third Thursdays.
1SL. OIF XI
Kxtohtb of Hokoh. Regular meeting every
eeond aud fourth Thursdays.
IK- 03T IE5
KK18HT8 or Pythias. Regular meeting nights
first and third Wednesdays, 7 o'clock p. m. at lia
sonlc Temple Hall.
I. O. O. IF.
Chablottx Loses No. 88. Meets every
day night.
Mkckletuubg Declaration Lodss No. &
lleets every Tuesday nlghL
Dnux Lodgx No. 108. Meets"every Thursday
Mght
Catawba Rivkk Encakpmxnt No. 21. Meets
Irst and third Thursday nights In each month.
ludei to Hew AdvertiMiuen w-
J H. Ratteree -Removal.
o'Donoghue, Hand & Co-New Drag Store.
Wanted Apply at This Office.
Attention. Independents.
J. W. Wadf worth Kor Rent
D. M. Rlgler For Rent
Suicide and Dyspepsia.
A most remarkable cure for dyspepsia, "Well's
Health Re newer." The greatest tonic, best bu
llous and liver remedy known. SI at druggists.
Depot, J. H. McAden, Charlotte, N. C.
The Florence Nightingale of the Nnrsery.
The following Is an extract from a letter written
to the German Reformed Messenger, at Chambers-
Durg, jrenn.:
A BXHXrACTBXSS.
Just open the door for her. and Mrs. Wlnslow
will prove the American Florence Nightingale of
thA numerv. Of this we are so sure that we will
teach eur Susy to say, "X Blessing on Mrs. 'Wins-
low" for helping her to survive and escape the
rlninff. collcktaiK and tee thins siege. Mrs. Wins
low's Soothing SvniD relieves the child from pain.
and cures dysentery and diarrhoea. It softens the
eums. reduces Inflammation, cures wind colic, and
carries the Infant through the teething period. It
performs precisely what It professes to perform,
every part of It-nothing lesa. We have never seen
Mrs. winsiow Know ner oniy inrougn me pre pa
ration of her "Soothln SvniD for Children Teeth
lng." If we had toe power we would make her,
as she Is, a physical saviour to the Infant race.
Bold by all druggists. 25 cents a bottle.
UNRELIABLE SUBSTITUTES.
The unparalleled success of Simmons Liver
Bfgulator has stimulated unscrupulous Individ
uals to Issue Imitations and substitutes which, be
ing totally unlike the renolne In their effect and
composition, are calculated to inlure the well-
arned remedial reputation of Simmons Liver
Peculator- a purely vegetable medicine contain
inn no mineral poison, manufactured by a cheml-
c.tl urocess and br Improved aouaratus originated
and only used by J a. vueiiin e to., rniiaaeipnia.
Let the poor sufferers from female complaints
take courage and rejoice that a painless remedy
has been found. We rtler to Lydla B. Plnkbam's
Vegetable Compound. It Is prepared at 233
Western Avenue, Lynn, llass. Send to Mrs. Pink
ham for pamphlets.
HOME CMIPtBTS.
To promote a vigorous growt a or th hair, use
Parker's Hair Balsam. It r-sto-es the youthful
color to gray hair, remove dandruff, and cures
tching cf the scalp.
m'Dr. J. J. Mott and Mr. T. N.
Cooper, of Iredell, were registered at
the Central yesterday evening. ; '
tW Tryon Street Library ' Associa
tion will elect its officers for theensu-
ing six months at the regular meeting
Friday night.
JETHon. C. Dowd, who has been on
a visit to his family in this city daring
the holidays, left for Washington Gity
yesterday evening.
tMr. R. F. Stokes, formerly a sales
man at Seigle & Co's., has taken a posi
tion in the millinery department of the
establishment of Wittkowsky & Ba-
ruch.
I3T Richmond and Danv'lle stock
continues to advance, and the quota
tions, compared with those of a short
time ago, and with other good railroad
stock, are astonishing.
E3F" Coroner Alexander says that the
body of James Wilson, the little negro
murdered last month, showed more
abuse than any ever coming under
his observation.
ESTJIr. J. R. Ratteree, whose store
so narrowly escaped destruction by fire
Monday night, desires to return thanks
to the gentlemen who extinguished the
firaso promptly.
fW Mr. E. A. Hutchison, of Rock
Hill. S. C. bid in the old Rock Island
factory property, at the commissioners
sale last Monday, at the sum of $8,000.
The sale is subject to confirmation by
the court.
tW A. little saw dust or coal ashes
could be used on some of the ice-cover
ed sid walks of the city to good advan
tage. There are a few places on Trade
street that are really dangerous to pass
over at night.
(SFThe County Commissioners yes
terday refused to entertain petitions
from several liquor dealers to grant
licenses for retailing in the city, from
which it is to be inferred that the whis
key war is not yet at an end.
JSPThe fluency with which the aver
age small boy of Charlotte indulges in
profanity when from under the paren
tal roof, is sufficient to harrow the
pious mother s soul, or make an oia
adept turn green with envy.
USTMr. Watt Alexander, for the past
seven years connected with the millin
ery house of Mrs. Query, has taken a
position with Messrs. Seigle & Co. for
the present year. The long service with
his former employer is a strong testi
monial, and one of which aay young
man might well feel proud.
COUNTY WATTE US.
wife .
ftkm.t the CemmtMlnri al tmht
dsvy i igsme Important Business
Transacted -
The board of County Commissioners
continued their monthly session yester
day, and transacted considerable busi
ness of importance.
Rev. WT. Waller, the county super
intendent of public instruction, submit
ted his monthly report, which was re
ceived and filed..
Wm. Maxwell, register of deeds, pre
sented his report of the number or
marriage licenses issued during the
last year, which shows tnat i4 were
issued to whites and 222 to colored, for
which the county ;received the sum of
$185.50, less 5 per cent, commission to
the register.
Death el an oil cttl
W. & Norment, Esq, died at his resi
dence in this city yesterday morning,
and the funeral 1 will take place this
morning at 11 o'clock from his late
residence on Stonewall street. He had
long since pased his three score years
and ten, and died of old age. He
was the father of Dr. R. M. Norment,
who is known throughout the State as
a Republican politician of some note.
-Amusement States.
Frederick Warde and his company
will fill an engagement at the opera
house this evening in the "Merchant of
Venice" and "Catherine and Petruchio."
One of the best newspaper critics of the
West, in speaking of this company's ap
pearance at St. Louis, says: "In the
mninff ttta t rQ trp HiftTI dianlaved Us V6T-
An order was passed by the board to mtJ by assuming the role of Shylock
m-rr W 11 u14aw f si afill M 1 " . . .
in the "Merchant of Venice, in which
nav Wm. Maxwell, register of deeds
r J - - . . ...
and clerk ex-offleio to the board, tne
sum of $236.75, for services rendered.
The jury serving at the inquest on
the body of Jas. Wilson, the little negro
boy whose death was caused hy vio
lence, were paid $4.50 each for the
three days investigation.
The sum of $21.94 was ordered to be
paid out of the school and county tax
to J. R. Holland, the amount haying
been improperly charged to L. W. Bar
ringer in 1881 on 100 shares of bank
stock, when it should have been but 50.
An order was made reducing the
valuation on the.house and lot of Mary
O'Neill, in this city, from,; $600 to $200,
and giving the sheriff proper credit on
his accounts in consequence of the reduction.-
The following order was passed in re
lation to school district No 1. (former
ly districts Nos. 1, 2 and 3 which were
heretofore consolidated into one dis
trict for white and colored:)
"It is ordered by the county board of
education that the sums of money
standing on the books of the treasurer
to the credit of districts Nos. 1, 2 and 3
be placed to the credit of the consoli
dated district, and that the treasurer
pay out of that tund all liabilities of
the districts upon the order of the com
mittee of district No. 1."
The sum of $804.61, being the amount
of money in the hands of the treasurer
part Mr . Warde again prominently evi
denced his originality and faithful, con
scienteus study of Shakespeare. His
Jew was no caricature, but his key-note
was pitched in a facsimile of nature
Shylock was a man robbed of all the
eccentricity with which some actors
invest the part, and stood out as one of
the human family, albeit not a Gentile.
"Katherine and Petruchio" the
evening's programme, and in this con
densation of the "Taming of thfrShrew"
Mr. Warde was breezy, nervy and vig
orous, acting in the true comedy vein.
The star was much applauded for his
artistic work."
Gus Williams and his right hand man
John Rickaby are at outs over the mer
its of the former's new piece, "Wanted
a Carpenter." Gus thinks there are mil
lions in it, and John thinks there will be
thousands out on it if it is kept on the
boards, and Rickaby has resigued his
position as manager in consequence.
Many people here who saw the'German
Senator" were; disappointed in the new
piece.
George Adams, the well known
Humpty Dumpty, recently invited the
pupils of several deaf and dumo asy
lums in Baltimore to witness his per
formance. This is one of the plays in
which a deaf and dumb man has as
AtJOTOTA Quiet; mMdUng I0o; low mid
filing ioi&c; good ordinary 10c; receipts 431;
shipments ; sales 896.
Chaelesto Fair demand; middling 1 lfee; low
mtdsung llfee: good orcnaary lOftc; net neelvu
868; gross : sales 2,000; stock 95,704;
exports eosstwlM 4.184: to Sreat Britain :
to continent ; to France to channel
Niw Tom-Quiet; sales 404: middling up
lands llfec; middling Orleans 12 8-16e; consoli
dated net receipts, two days, 63.S58; exports to
Great Britain 27,848: ;to France 2,987; to con
tinent 15,622; to channel .
LmBrsoii Noon Moderate inquiry freely sup
plied; middling uplands 6d; middling Orleans
Oftd; sales 10,000; speculation and snort 1,000;
receipts 7,000; American 29,000. Uplands low
middling clause: January delivery ; January
and February 6 16d; February and March &&fed;
March and April 621-82d; April and May
6 28-82dj May and June tflfed; June and July
; July and August : August and
September . Futures doll and steady.
FUTURES.
rTxvr ToBX-Futores closed depressed. Sales 182,
000. January. 11.78.79
February ll.98Qi.99
March... 12.20
April. 12.S8
S&y 12.B263
June. 12.648)66
July?. 12.7601.77
Ancmof 12.K6a.88
September 12.24 25
October 1 1 40)50
November ilszuoo
FINANCIAL.
Kxw Tobx.
4.794
1.02
1.14
1.174b
6 plusfe
Kxchange,
Governments weak
New 5s
Four and a half per cents
Four per cents
Money,
ataiA bonds easv
Sub-treasury balances Gold- $84,083,000
currency,... 4,uio,uuu
Stocks Opened weak and continued Irregular,
closing wean and aecimea:
Alabama Class A, 2 to 5
AlabamaClass A, small
Alabama Class B, 5's
Alabama Class C. 4's.
Chicago and Northwestern
Chicago and Northwestern preferred,
DM
Bast Tennessee
Georgia.
Illinois Central.
Lake Shore
Louisville and Nashville
Memphis and Charleston
Nashville and Chattanooga
New York Central.
Pittsburg.
Richmond and Allegheny
Richmond and Danville -.
Bock Island
Wabash, St. Louis ft Pacific
Wabash, St. Louis & Pacific prefen'd
Western Union. -
81
82
98
81
1.24ft
1.871
88
1.03
1.29
1.1014
981A
70
84
1.2916
1.3414
88
1.78
1.81
8414
fii4
77
AT COST!
AT COST. AT. COST.
-HAVING JUST TAKEN
I FIND I HAVE ENTIRELY
TOO EHTUCM STOCK
ON HAND, AND IN ORDER TO REDUCE IT I WILL OFFER UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE,
ALL GOODS UNRESERVEDLY AT COST.
decSO lm
Ml
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OK
SELF-RAISING
JBunccIkwDDesitt IFflconnff
DEBT STATEMENT.
for road purposes, under what is known g00(i a 5n0w as he who hears
A Cougb, Celd, or Sore Throat Sheald Not be
neglected. "Brown's Bronchial Troches are a sim
ple remedy, and will generally give immediate te
ller p,nu gulucrttsemcttts.
as the Alexander road law, was ordered
to be apportioned among the different
townships of the county pro rata, and
that said apportionment be subject to
the order of the township supervisors.
Messrs. C. H. Wolfe, Jno. Glenn, and
W. S. Pharr were constituted a com
mittee to cause the necessary repairs to
be made on the bridge over Brier Creek,
on the Monroe road.
Kate Claxton, who 13 to appear here
shortly, was recently injuncted in Bos
ton for breaking a contract. The in
junction was granted, and Katie was
made to dance to the music.
Lawrence Barrett has been doing
Texas, while M. B. Curtis, as Sam'l of
Posen, has been looking after the hell'f
a dollar in Memphis.
The Christmas number of the New
W. J. Cherry was appointed a school J York Mirror, the best dramatic paper of
The debt statement issued to-day shows the de
crease In the amount of the public debt during the
month of
December to te $ 12,795,628.56
Cash in the Treasury, 258,877'f)80.76
Gold certificates, 5,188,120.00
Silver certificates 68rt.752 S0
Refunding certificates, 575.250.00
Legal tenders outstanding 7; 3,488,610.16
Fractional currency outstanding. 7.075,926.92
Decrease since June 80th, 1881, 75,107,09489
CITY COTTON MARKET.
Office of Ths Obskbteb, I
Charlotte. January 4, 1882. t
The market yesterday closed weak at the follow
ing quotations:
Good Middling. 11
8trlcOy middling, 11
Middling. 10
Strict tow middling. 1 05&
Low mlddlinn. ... 10
Tinges 914
Storm cotton ti29
Sales yesterday 13 bales.
GrricLdLle Cakes.
Absolutely Pure.
This powder never varies. A marvel of purity,
strength and wholescmeness More economical
than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in
competition with the multitude of low test, short
weight, alum or phosphate powders. Sold only In
cans. ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO.,
nov23 New York.
LeBoy Davidson, Sole Agent, Charlotte, N. C
AtteDlioD, Independents.
YOU are hereby notified to attend the regular
monthly meeting of your company this (Wed
nesday) evening, at 7Vi o'clock. A full attend
ance Is desired. By order,
W. J. Harbison,
Secretary.
Jan4 It
Bo. CHAMBBRS,
President
HcititlUR the P tle.
The coroner esterday was out in
search of the negroes, John "VVilsqn and
Emeline Springs, charged with the
murder of the little negro boy, James
Wilson. He says he baa every prospect
of being able to bring them to justice,
as it is understood that they are just
over the line in South Carolina. If
they are not soon apprehended, no
doubt a reward will be offered for their
capture.
m
Mult for Pokfalou.
Yesterday Justice Waring had the
liveliest little law suit that has agi
tated the usual serenity of court house
circles since the days of the whiskey
cases. Mr. A. B. Davidson, on behalf
of Davidson and Spring, issued a writ
of ejectment to gain possession of the
corner store on Tryon street occupied
by Mr. Wolf Kaufman. The occupant
refused to vacate, claiming that legal
notice had not been given, and that it
was his understanding that he could
retain the house as long as he might
desire it. On the other hand the plain
tiff .in the suit testified that he had
given the del endant verbal notice about
the first of last January, again in
April, and again in July, and that
some time after the first of October he
served a written notice on the defend
ant to vacate on the first of this year.
Both sides were ably represented,
Messrs. W. P. Bynum, W. II. Bailey, R,
D. Johnston, F. I. Osborne, and It. D.
Graham being engaged by the parties
to the suit.
After arguments had been made the
point was made by J udge Bynum, for
the defence, that the written notice
served in October was a waiver of all
previous notices, and that the propert;
had already been rented to another
party when the written notice was
served. The Justice reserved his de
cision until to-day, when the counsel
will have had time to look up the au
thorities oh the point raised. It is
likely the case will be appealed, which
ever side may win.
committeeman for district No. 72, in
Crab Orchard, in place of J. C. Hood,
who is not a residentof the district.
Messrs. C. L. Adam3, J. C.Springs
and Geo. Miller, severally petitioned the
board for an order authorizing the
sheriff to issue licenses for the retail of
spirituous liquors within the city of
Charlotte. The petitions were not
granted.
The county treasurer was ordered to
pay all jurors for the Bpecial January
term of court, when the tickets have
been certified by the clerk of said
court : the same to be paid at the end
of each week, or at the end of the term
of said court.
The county board of education or
dered that the county treasurer place to
the credit of the public school fund the
sum of $2,575.35, being three-fourths
net of the State poll tax, ana inai me
remainder, $858.45, be placed to the
credit of the general county fund for
the support of paupers. Also, that the
sum of $1,486.96, being three-fourths of
the county poll-tax, be placed to the
credit of the public school fund, and
the remainder, $495.65, to the county
general fund, for support of paupers.
These orders were made to take effect
December 31, 1881.
Below will be found a statement
showing the amount of taxes received
by the county from M. E. Alexander,
sheriff, for public school purposes for
the year 1881, and from all other
sources since 5th October, 1880, the date
of the last apportionment:
DIBITS,
Property tax, including bank
StOCK, 1801, On
uation .
Less Sheriff's commission 5
per cent.
8,378 81
418 94
State poll tax , ,
Less 5 per cent, commission
off for poor
Special State poll tax
Less o per ceui. cviuimaoiuu
County poll tax
Less 5 per cent commission
8,614 52
ISO 72
3,433 80
858 45
1,613 62
80 68
$7,959 87
$2,575 33
Vfc off for poor
2,086 95
104 94
$1,982 61
495 65
$1,532 94
1,486 96
Holiday
Goots.
THE CHOICEST COLLECTION OF
FANCY GOODS
AND
Siiverplated Ware,
ever txhlbi'.ed in Charlotte, at the
CHI N A'.fALACE
-OF-
BROOM)
our Stock is eeaplete In aU Its braches, I snd
everything will be exhibited. Call early snd avoid
the rush and get first choice. ,..,, Mv.
China Tea and Dinner 8etts, Chaabei '.
Vans.. Coiome aetts. Cups ana ug. VSI".V2
logn
LDdl
rlaquet an
Itesks. Bmoklnc Setts
and Banks, iancy Basket
Concord Note,
The young people of Concord on
Monday participated in a street mask
parade.and closed the jollities of the day
with a grand mask ball at night.
D. A. Reese, Esq., the former pro
prietor of the Morris House, has re
moved to Hickory, where he has pur
chased property and will in future con
duct the hotel business. The Morris
house ha3 passed into the management
of a gentleman from South Carolina.
J. Y. Morrison,, the druggist, has as
sociated with him in business Mr.
Elam King, of Concord, and they will
conduct the business together during
the present year.
Mr. Tom Morrison, a popular clerk in
the dry goods house of Messrs. Cannons
&Felzer, has severed his connection
with the house, and his place has been
filled by Mr. C. W. Graham, the- mana
ger of the firm's branch house at Salis
bury. It iSj stated that the guano dealers of
nnnriird are in a fair way to loee con
siderable money on their time transac
tions on account of not having regis
tered their mortgages. The merchants,
who also did considerable time busi
ness, attended to this important matter,
and the guano men now find that their
turn generally comes second, while
many of the farmgra are ne to Pa7
out.
.
30iB BILLINGS HS1BD JEOM.
NiYJPOBT. B. L, An,t 11, 1880.
tv... nittera-T am here tnlng to breathe la all
thesalt air of the ocean. d
Steer for more ithan , j-ear with a rabaOT M
Net
Amount from fines
Amount from retal liquor 11-
C6DSCS
Amount from unlisted prop
erty and polls
Amount from State Sup. of
Public Instruction
237 00
283 55
87 32
2,560 25
813,555 12
3,16812
Total
CREDIT.
By Am't paid Register of Deeds
By Am't paid Co. Treasmer
By Am't paid Sheriff for in
solvents , ,.
By Am't paid Co. Superintend
By Am't paid for stationery
$16,723 24
46,95
283 22
625 21
312 00
ii 05
the times, is a splendid production, as
is also that of the following week, and
the two contain much information in
regard to the movementsof the traveling
companies of the country, including
dates of performances in advance.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
JAXUAhY 8. 1882
PBODUCK.
WruoHGTOK, N. C.-Spu1ts turpentine firm at
52c Bosln firm; strained 82.06; good strained
S2.10. Tar steady at 81-0. Crude turpentine
steady at 82.25 hard; 83.60 for yellow cap; 82 80
lor virgin interior. wrn uucwuigeu,- yi
81882; mixed 78079.
Baltimore Hoon Flour quiet, with more
Inquiry and unchanged; Howard street and West
ern super 84 87ffi$5.00; extra 8o.26Q88.87;
family 80.50a87.25; city mUis, super $460(1
85.25; extra 85 60386 25; family 87.5o087.75;
Klo brands 87.25387.87; -Patapsoo family 88.26.
Wheat-Southern nig her; Western higher and
closlna easier; Southern rd 81 38381.89; amber
81.4o081.42; No. 1 Maryland 81 .4e4i asked; No.
2 Western winter red spot and December 81.89to
$1.89t: January $I.89Vi381.8b; February
81 42Ui381.42Vb: March 81.44281.45; April
S1.47V1 asked. Corn -Southern higher; Western
easlei and fairly active; Southern whtte 72; do.
yellow 67&43B8.
BAurmoRi-Nlght Oats firm; Southern 47350;
Western wmte 49351; mixed 48347; Pennsyl
vania 47350. Provisions unchanged; mess pork
817.75. uulk meats -shsuldsrs and clear rib
sides, packed 7Mb39VSi Bacon -shoulders 8V;
clear rib sides lOVs; hams 12318. Lard-refln-ed
12. Ooffse firm; Bio cargoes ordinary to
fair QOlOVi- Sugar-quiet; A soft i& Whisker-dull,
at 8M7tt Freights dull and un
changed. CiHcnnriTi-Flotu quiet, but firm; family 88.00-388-85.
Wheat-scarce and firm; No. 2 red
winter 81.8838l.4U Corn-dull and a shade
lower, at 69. Oatt-duU, at 48. Pork-aull and
nominal, at 8 15.25381 550. Lard-diU 1, at
810 90. Bulk meats-dull; shoulders 86.253
8H.50; clear ribs 88.66088.75. Bacon-firm;
shoulders 87 50; ribs 810 00; clear 8IO.0O.
Whiskey-steady, at 81.15; combination sales of
finished goods 710 barrels on a basis of 81-15.
Sugar in fair demand; hard PftOlOVi; New
Orleans 738. Hogs-qulet; common and light
85 00380.80; packing and butchers 30.2001
86.65. Chicago Flour nominally unchanged. Wheat
-active, but lower; No. 2 Chicago spring S1.260
81 2614 cash; 81.26 January; 8l.27U381.27fc.
Corn-unsettled and dull, but .generally lower; aU
60080. Oats-lniairoemtJa, dui at , , lower
raie, at 48 cash; 43 Janwy and Kebruary
Dressed hogs strong and higher, at 87.26387.80.
Pork dull and weak and lower, at 8 16-000-Sl8.62tteash;
816.60 January; 816.853816 87
February. Lard active, but lower at 0.VK3
S10 921A cash and January; $11,0713811.10
February. Bulk meats in fair demand, but at a
lower rate; shoulders 88 00: short rib 88.75; clear
89.00. Whiskey steady and anchanged, at 8 1 1 7.
Nrw Tom Southern flour unchanged and
dull: common to fair extra 85.65380.70; good to
choice do 88.75388 00. Wheat-unsettled and
opening U3c better, but It subsequently lostthe
advance and receded about Uc and closing with
a little more strength; ungraded winter - ; un
graded red 1.2WCPl.iunKraou www- .
Na2 red and January 8142381.43: February
81.45381.461. Cora opened somewhat strong
er and declined 3se, closed a shade firmer;
ungraded 65372; southern jeUew 68W069: do
waite 72378; No. 2 and January 69370; Feb
ruary 7137214. Oats unsettled and closing
dull ana aioopmg; no. a ouuoi un
changed and dull. Coffee unchanged in price
and trade light; Bio 9k 3 1 IV m Sugar-in fair
demand and firm; fair to good refining quoted at
71; refined steady; standard A 8058. MOias
ses foreign steady and quiet; New Orleans .
Bice steadily held and la more demand Bosln
firm- at 82-85382 45. Turpentine firm, at
B51A bid Wool quiet ana nrnn aomesnc neeco
86350; Texas 14381. Ports-vry dull, and In
burers iavor, ai 91 i.vcauvwi . ioj imuuico um
and unchanged. Lard 87.503810.00. Freights
to Liverpool market firm.
Charlotte Produce market.
J AN UAH Y 3. 1882.
85
90'
BUYING PKICE&
Cobh, perbush'l
Mkax,, "
Wrtit.
Bkahs, white, per bushel 1.25a.50
Pias, Clay, per bnsh. 90al.00
Lady, " 1.50
White, " 76a80
Floub
Family v 4.25a450
1 mi Farina,
4 00
3.75
55a65
Extra.
Super
Oats, shelled,
Dried Fkuit
Apples, per lb.
Peaches, peeled...
" TJnpeeled
Blackberries
Potatoes
Sweet
Irish
Btjttkb
North Carolina.
Soos, per dozen.
IrOULTBY
Chickens 121fcal
Spring loaizi
ducks
Turkeys, per K....
Oeese
Bkk7, per lb., net...
Mtjttom, per lb., not
Pork, ' " .
41fea6
15a20
7al0
8a5
75
1.00
I5a20
25
15
25aS0
5a6
COME AND SECURE A PACKAGE AND
8a9
SELLING PBICE3 WHOLESALE.
1,289
Total on hand
Less for future expenses
Fruit Plates. Blsaue
Toy rianws, wyu"
.VLim nd Work Stands,
Japanese Boxes and Trays, tt nam J"'" am QOt afraid lo sayso. . .
rbr.ll. Rank UnhhAV Rnlln. ChlmCS. jtOftCftl 10P J Vnnra wlthmit ft gtrUZZlC,
t indite mix Hip BUters.with the sea gi
Indhave found the tincture a wnrnwaL-
T I nave been greatly aeiPo w
815,433 81
1,433 81
Leaving net balance SHOpe 0
The report was examined and found
to be correct. The amount in the
hands of the treasurer will be appor
tioned amdng the various school dis
tricts of the county.
The board wiU continue its sitting
a.H9v fnr th transaction of other
county buatnesft
1 -
mortuary
Below will be found a report of the
number of interments in the two cem-
aeries for the month of December,
with causes of death:
Elmwood. Male adults, 1; female
adults, 2. Cause of death ; heart disease,
1 . debility. 1.
Pinewood (colored). Male adults, 1;
children, 6. Cause of death: pneumo
nia. 2: diarrhoea, 1; consumption, 1;
meningitis, 1; typhoid, fever, 1 ; prema
ture birth, 1; unknown,!.
The midnight marauder should not be Jnlsh
. m AHmr anv mora aulcklT than
daeohorcoidbfan kind be driven from
thesynv Dr. Bull's eoafh syrup quieUjyet
",,-i.J nilds: under its eontroL Price
DVOWIWf fawsOTrw "
25c
COTTON.
GALTBSTOH-Qulet; middling llc; low mld'ng
lltec; good ordinary 10W; net receipts 1.028;
gross ; lam sic jui.rw.
coastwise : to Great Britain ; to conti
nent : to jrranee .
Norfolk - Quiet , middling 11 Vtr net reo'pts
1R.V rrnu i stocx Ol.'iOU. expons ooaK-
wim i:i 10: sales 1,485: exports to Great Britain
10,094: to continent .
BAiiTTMOBE Qalet. middling 1 lc; low raia-
dUnalliA; good ordlaaiy 10U: net rects uuu:
sross 805 "ales 200. stock1 54 827; exports
eoastwiM 75: spinners 150; exports to Great
BrltAin : w souuuom .
BnTnir-Ouiet. midditna 1216c; low middling
lmc; good ordinary 10c; net receipts 2,464;
CrOSI 4,028; Sie : uicb
Gnat Britain 440: to France .
WTTnfvmw Staadv: mldd'a lllhe: low rald-
411ni 10 16-16; good ordinary 10 1-16: rec'ts 77?;
(toh : sales ; stock 16,563; exports
oaatwiae ; to Great Britain -i to.
continent .
Phtxadklpda Quiet; middling 12o; low
middling 11 Mo: ooi3 ordinary lOfte: net receipts
S42 gross 1,569; sales spinners 815: stocli
607 ; exports Great Britain ; to continent
SATAMtAH Easier; middling 11 c: low mid
dling lOSdc; good ordinary lOo; net receipts
8 584; gross ; sates 2,100: stock 11554;
exports coastwise 4.29ft: to GreatBrttaln ;
to France i to continent .7,100. ,
NXW 0BLiA8-8teady ; middling 110; tow
9774Tsi0:524raa4.
exports to Great Britain ;. w rrawse i
eoastwlae : to continent .
MoBiu-Oalet: middling lltae; low middling
108: good ordinary lOfce; net receipts 880;
grow 887: sales l.OOO: stock 5.424; exports
Seat 846; France . to Great Britain .
Mxxfhis Easy: middling Hike; receipts
7lTupmentt. W sajee r stock
10M5.
Bulk Mkats
Clear rib sides 10
Coffee
Prime Bio 14?,lfi,
Good 12al5
8tjoh- n
White lOalUfe
Yellow 7a9
Molasses
Cuba 82a85
Sugar Syrup 5a5)
Choice New Otleans 50aS0
Common 40a45
8alt . .
Liverpool fine I.ri0al.25
coarse 85al.O0
sjy jpj yy.
Corn, per KaUon 8t.75a2.00
J&JQ, , to Qfl.VUWVU
Apple, per gallon. S2.00aS.00
Peach, " 82.50
Wdnrx, Sctrppernong, per gallon. 81.50
RETAIL.
Chsxss - 20
Lahd, perlb. 15
Tallow, ner lb oaiu
Baoom
N.C hog round lOall
Hams,N.C. 13
Hams, canvassed. 15al6
Bici) 8al0
Fbdtt
Apples, Northern, per bbl 8.25a. 50
" Mountain, " 8.00
Mackerel-No. 1.. ... 1.25
" -No. 2 100
" -No. 8 5
Codfish .15
Cabbage, per tb 4a5
ftem flnefttsemmts.
THE NEW DRUG STORE,
Corner of College and Trade streets,
(Wilson A B ack's old stand.)
IS NOW OPEN.
Parties destring Fresh and Sellable Drags
will do well to give us a can.
jin4 tf CDONOGHUE, HAND & 00.
WANTED.
A competent book keeper of several years ex
perience desires a situation In Charlotte.
Best of references! given. For address apply at
THIS OFFICE.
Jan4 It
FOR KENT.
A dwelling iwuira iu u Miiu u iwuio,
kitchen with 2 rooms, and a well of
cood cater in the rard: within five ml
ut'a mt of nnblto sauare. Also, a cot
tage contalaing 4 rooms, with a well of I
good water In tne yard and a good g
rinn PnnMAfilon slven immediately.
an4 J. w. WAixswuni-u.
FOR RENT. "
A neat cottage on B. street
xx.
-TRY IT.-
Atwood's Cologne,
HOYTS'
COLOGNE, 4711 GERMAN COLOGNE, TINE NATL.BBTJBHES, FINE FEEKCH E0AP8
Just Received by WILSON & BUBW ELL.
nnrMlPDIC -r TTXT TT Is a superior remedy for all diseases of the BLAppEB.
COO" EK O i5UOlU Soldonlyby - - - WlLfcCN & EUBWELL.
GROUND SAGE,
Ground Cayene Pepper, Ground Kack Pepper, at
FINE TOILETTE SETS.
The largest and nicest assortment ever trought to this market. WILSON & bubwull.
TURKISH BATH TOWELS,
A fine
assortment,
WILSON
Just received by
& BUBWELL.
rrirrvTi A T TVT?1 (HYDBATED OIL). Hydraline has been proven of the highest
JjL X JJiC A lXlN Ili value In consumption, and all wasting diseases, invariably produc
ing immediate increase In weight: Fresh supply at
Wilson & Burwell's.
aa4 8t
D. M. BIGLEB.
if you want;
a bzat.lt goo!
STEEL PEN
Ask yonr Stationer
or send 25 cents
in stamps for a
box contain
lng two
dozen
JUST GO TO
PERRY'S
of
NICKEL,
AXD
GILT,
Of Assorted Pat
terns, in a Aiefcei-
Matcn&ox.
Sold by all Stationers.
IyIsou, Blaiman, Taylor 4 Co.,
Sols Agents, New Tobk.
decSU
REMOVAL.
T Have removed mv stock of Groceries from
J. Trron street to the Bhelton building, on East
Trade street, where I will be pleased to see my
customers and friends. Bespectfully.
Jan wf sun . J. K. BATTEBEE. ,
SALE OF BONDS.
BY virtue of an order of the superior coon or
Alamance county, in the ease of Alvls King
and others against W. D. and A. Hurray and
others, I will offer for sale at the court house door
In Greensboro, N. a, at public auction, for easb,
n MnrutaT. Out Ath dm of Vehru&TT. lflf&. at 12
o'clock L, eight 8) bonds of tke county of Car-,
teret Issued February 20th. i860, each for 8500
and one February 20th. 1880, to each ef which
bonds coupons are attached for Interest at 6 per
cent, from February 20th. 1875. ' '
artia dAsirins furthur information can address
my attorney. James X. Boyd. Esq., Greensboro,
N. C. A A. ttCCAUliKX,
Jn3 tda Beeetrer.
MUSIC !
SCHMITT
takes pleas
ure In In
formlng'tha
a now forming
m the following
Instruments: Violin, Piano, G .tar. uornei ana
Vint a im mtrirta Inatmment. Lan TUrniSU tile
KirhABt tAatimontaia to abil ? and have had
ih. avnA4aMA nf half a AAntiirr In teachlmz.
piiiTioa and Oram tuned and repaired and
stiBf&Atton raaranteed.
ran Hiwava be found at mi Music Boom on
Chnreh street earner of 6th.
Bespectfully,
tfec20 Pref. H. SCHMITI.
snnenl vubMe of Charlotte that
classes and will give instructions
and see what
MICE FRUITS
He has for New Year's Dinners, and tow very
cheap he is selling
Toys and Fancy Articles
FOR NEW YEA1VS rH-rJM i a.
dec81
d T0jTltW .EtC. JOBH BttLMflS.
dec! I