LOOAL MATTERS.
SATURDAY, JAN. 11, 1882.
SOCIETY DIRECTORY.
ihalahx Looas No. 31, A. . A. H. -Regular
n.eetmg every second and lourth Monday nights,
w amn Tidok No. 281. A. K. A A. M. Beg-
ularmeetlng every first and third Tuesday night.
r-HtRLom Chaptbb No. 89. B. A. M. Regular
CjnTevery second and fourth Friday nights.
rnRLOTTK COMMANDART NO. 2, K. T. BflgUlar
meen7every first and third Thursday..
3C- OF H.
khi9HTS of Honor. Regular meeting every
.econd and tourth Thursdays.
ZEC- OF F
Kumars o? Pythias. Regular meeting nights
nrst andTnlrd Wednesdays, o'clock p. m. atW
soiilc Temple Hall.
I. O. O. F-
CHABixn-nt Lodge No. 88.-Meets every Uuu
day night. .
Mkcklkhotrg diolakatkw Lodoi No. 8.
Meeut every Tuesday night.
Dixib Lodqk No. 108.-Meetsevery Thursday
" rATAWBA Rivkk Encampment No. 21. Meets
irst and third Thursday nights In each month.
IltfTIE CHIPLETS.
itiex to New Adverllseiiien n
nra H- use. January 19th.
ItlKlNFi NOTICE.
Mothers! Mothers 1! Mothers lit
Are you disturbed at night and broken of jour
,0ct i.v a sick child suffering and crying with the
V, r idatlng pain of cutting teeth ? II so, go at
.m and get a bottle of MBS. WINSLOW'8
i (THING SYKUP. It will relieve the poor little
fm-rer immediately depend upon It : there Is no
mistake about It. There is not a mother on earth
u t o has ever used It, who will not tell you at once
.i ,t it will regulate the bowels, and give rest to the
. other and relief and health to the child, operat
l ike magic. U Is perfectly afe to use in all
1' and pleasant to the taste, and is the pre-S-riTition
of one of the oldest and best physicians
ad nurses In the United States. Sold everywhere.
25 cents a bottle.
THC DBUNKABD
is a burden to himself as well as to his Mends;
hut since intoxication becomes a disease, it re
tires a remedy of no unusual activity. Those
who have token Simmons Ller Begulator declare
.....f if mm ihA liver In action and lnvlaorates the
Bjsteni in such a way as to destroy the craving for
strong drinks. The shaky, nervous and distressed
.,,,:h nsnrtto the Regulator as a tonic to arouse
trie torpid liver to action, to regulate the bowels
unci remove the feeling of general depression and
wi h it the craving for liquor.
ESTSeveral sections of pavement in
the city have received a coating of sand,
and the effect is admirable.
tSThe skating rink has become a
very popular resort for young people,
and outside of an occasional "flop" the
enjoyment is splendid.
CSTAn old hat was yesterday found
floating around near the Air-Line de
pot building, and for a time the cir
cumstance created some excitement, as
it was thought the hat was thQ .proper
ty of John Gormley, and the wearer
had become a victim of the mud. It
was found, however,' that this was a
mistake, and the circumstance is still
wrapt in mystery.
Death of a Prisoner.
Bigger?, the prisoner who has been
sick in jail in this city for several
months, died suddenly Thursday eve
ning. The bailer states that on the
day he died he ate a hearty dinner, and
in the evening when the prisoners were
locked up he was walking around
and insisted on being left out of his
cell that night. The county physician
made an examination of the deceased
and gave a certificate or burial, but as
to toe conclusion reached we are
not informed.
TY.a tariioa who sometime since were unable to
co out, having taken Lydia K. Plnkham's Vegeta
ble compound are quite recovered, and have gone
on their way rejoicing.
Dr. C. W. Benson, of Baltimore, ML, prepares a
skin cure that Is the best thing for skin diseases
ever known. It cures eczema, tetter, ring worm
ami all rough and scaly skin diseases In the short
est time. Sold by all druggists at 81 per pack-
g.
PMilal Xr on bias.
The Concord Register of yesterday
has something to say about The Ob
server mail which reached that place
Wednesday evening, stating that the
package was broken open and several
papers that should have gone to Con
cord subscribers came up missing. The
question is asked by the Register if any
one in the postal car was drunk. It is
not fair to presume that there was, but
these apparently small matters to those
handling mails are very large matters
to publishers and readers, and while it
is disagreeable to be always finding
fault, we right now hoist the black flag
on this question, and shall raise a row
whenever the occasion offers, but shall
endeavor to row with the responsible
parties.
ANOTHER MURDER,
Little Neg-r tbe Victim The Ac
cused Parties Lodged In Jail.
Yesterday afternoon Coroner Aiex-
and January $1-42 01. 43; ebr .
Cora-sllghtly to jmtf favor, ana closing Jirrn;
703711; Ho. 2 and January owgmws; wruao
. Oats-about fee lower and closing weak;
No. 8 60. Haps-nrm and unlet; Tearllngs 12&-
22. cones unsenieo, iow gnum iwwiiiiw w
ter eradM easier; Bio 6311. Sugar finn and
August.
September
October
I Norenibef .v..-
FINANCIAL.
Kkw Yobs.
a wbeiujr i w r i onteS f3rto0d refining quoted at TVtQ- Sxehange,
ander brought two prisoners in from aJttsta a SeTemnSnta-flm.
JOSH BILLINGS HEARD FROM.
NkWPOBT R. L, Aug. 11, 1880.
Dear Bitters I am here trying to breathe in all
the salt air of the ocean, and having been a suf
feier for more than a year with a refractory liver,
I was induced to mix Hod Bitters with the seaeale,
and have found the tincture a glorious result.
I have been greatly helped by the Bitters,
and am not afraid to say so.
Yours without a struggle.
JOBH BILLINGS.
To promote a vigorous growth of the hair, use
Parker's Hair Balsam. It restores the youthful
color to gray hair, remove dandruff, and cures
tching cf the scalp.
Jlcvo dxreriiscmctils.
Complimentary Oermsn,
A complimentary german was given
by the Pleasure Club at their rooms
Thursday night, which was the most
brilliant affair of its kind of the season,
as well as the most enjoyable to the
participants. The dance was beauti
fully led by Mr. E. F. Young and Miss
Hattie Beckurts, of Louisville, Ky., and
Mr. R. M. Miller, Jr., and Miss Addie
Williams. The following were the coup
les: Mr. J. W. Osborne and Miss Baldwin,
of Montgomery, Alabama.
Mr. W. B. Dowd and Miss Bird, of
Madison, Wis. ,
Miss Simmons and Miss Davis, of
Statesville.
Mr. W. P. Myers and Miss Scale?, of
Richmond county.
Mr. M. P. Pegram, Jr., and Miss Lou
ise Morehead.
Mr. J. G. Bryce and Miss Mattie
Dowd.
Mr. Otis Coxa and Miss Julia Dowd.
Mr. B. T. McAden and Miss Grace
Dewey.
Mr. John Bratton and Miss Lola
Spencer.
Mr. Fullenwider and Miss Addie Williams.
Mallard Creek, and lodged them
in jail on a charge of murder the vic
tim being Harvey Phillips little negro
boy nine or ten years old. The parties
accused of the crime are a negro man
named Manlius Howie, and a colored
youth named Sam Crawford, the latter
as principal and Howie as instigator or
the deed.
The body of the victim was buried
several days ago, the parties interested
stating that he met bis death from
burns, but rumors of .foul play reached
the coroner and he deemed it his duty
to investigate the matter,and on Thurs
day proceeded ,to the place or burial.
summoned a jury and exhumed tne
body. Part of Thursday and yesterday
were consumed in the examination oi
the body, and after the conclusion of
the investigation by the county physi
cian that officer stated as the result of
the post mortem that the skull of the
deceased was broken in on the rig at
side andtover half the brain gone. The
break extended from the top of the
skull to the ear, and the bone of the
skull on the right side from the fore
head back was nearly all gone. The left
side of the skull was cracked, as was
also the base of the brain. Several
slight burns were found on the face,
right eye, right shoulder, back and
neck. The opinion was given by the
physician that the break in the skull
was the cause of death.
From what can be gathered tbe con
clusion has been reached that the vic
tim was shot by the boy Sam Crawford
at the instigation of Manlius Howie,
when the two boys were alone in the
house of the step-mother of the vic
tim. This was denied on the examina
tion, but since the parties were arrest
ed it is said the murderer confessed
this to be so, and the matter is ex
plained by reason of the fact that the
boy killed had made himself odious to
Manlius Howie, (who was paying sus
picious attentions to his step-mother)
by watching and otherwise being in
Howie's way, and the latter, to get
rid of the difficulty, induced Crawford
to kill the boy.
This is the third murder of colored
children that has occurred in our midst
in a comparatively short time, each
crime being committed by negroes.
The first was Walter Pember
ton, six years old, murdered for $1.50 ;
the little negro Springs, killed by Erne
line Wilson, through pure devilishness,
and the last victim, Harvey Phillips,
loses his life for standing in the way of
a brutal negro's improper intimacy
with his step-mother.
-i8.12a.1s
12.499.62
ll.82Qi.83
11.623 63
4.82
1.024
RiiehQ 'Molasses in fair demand ana nrm; i xjew o a.........
WiLJZ SmToU eron Porte Ueo 85053. 1 Four and a half per cent,.
Bice steady and fairly active. Bosln steady, at I Four pec eenw........
KWSlmTS BuM bcGold........ $75,430,822
rr. " ""T. h,. mAa snot fiuotod at 1 " " currency.. ou,oii
1.144
11 8e
86)5
in cS TK? . iw not S17.60S17.02Mi:
nMHiM inii vwi wmUc. and unsettled: long dear
94; short clear Ifrd-epened 6c high
er and fairly active, and closing firm, at S1L260
SI LHO. Freights to Liverpool market firm.
COTTON.
lltte; low rald
i: net vee'ts 200;
Marriage.
On the 11th inst, in Richmond coun
ty, Mr. T: J. Covington, of Marion
county, South Carolina, was: united in
marriage to Miss Ella, daughter of J.
B. Capel, Esq. The marriage ceremony
was performed by Itev. B. G. Covington,
of Fort Mill, South Carolina.
GiLVBSTO-Flrm; middling 114c; lew mld'ni
10c; good ordinary 10c; net rewsipts 795;
iMLi; galea 670; stock 98.958; exports
SsestwlM ; to Great Britain ; to conti
nent ; to France .
Weekly - net reCpts 8,897; grow 88.080; sales
6,693; exports coastwise 7,484; to Great Britiin
64297 ; to continent 1,046; Trance 1.200.
" Noktolx Firm; middling llifee; net receipts
1,847; gross ; stock 48.509; exports eoact-
Tsales ; exports to Great Britain
; to continent .
Weekly-net rec'ta 11,259; gross ; sales
6,586; coastwise 6 204; Great Britain 15,507;
channel j continent ; France .
Baltixorx Steady: middling IV
nin 1 1 im- aoaA ordinary 101a; n
fmu AU: nales : stock 65.627: exports
coastwise ; spinners ; exports to Great
Britain ; to continent .
Weekly net rec'ta 1,670; gross 4.274; sales
1,243;.. spinners 643; exports Great Britain
1,000; coastwise 1,200: continent 855.
Bootox Dull, middling 12e; low middling
lKrtoffoori ordinary 10o; net receipt 974;
gross 2,827: sales : stock 6,820; exports to
Great Britain r : to France
Weekly net rec'ts 7.585; gross 12,649; sales ;
exports to Great unison i,bvs.
WmaHGTOH Firm; middling 114c; low mid
dling 11 l-16c; good ord'y 108 16o: reepts801;
gross ; sales ; stock 18,789; exports
eoastwlse ; to Great Britain ; to
continent .
Weekly net receipts 2414: gross ; exports
coastwise 574; to Great Britain 2,288; to con
tinent 850.
Philadelphia Steady; middling 124e; low
middling 114c: good ordinary 104o: net receipts
542; gross 8,268: sales ; spinners : toe
5 exports Great Britain ; to continent
Weekly net receipts 2,808;' gross 6.589; sales
4,802 ; spinners 4,257 ; coastwise ; Continent ;
to Great Britain 4,000; stock 5,420.
Satutkah Quiet ; middling 114c: low mid
dling IOIbc; Kood ordinary 10c; net receipts
1,857; gross ; sales 7,000; stock 100.084;
exports eoastwlse ; to Great Britain ;
to France ; to continent .
Weekly net receipts 12,173;gross 12,288 sales
18.000; exports to Grsat Britain 8.069; France
1,175; eoastwlse 11,826; continent 5,281.
New Orleans Quiet ; middling llc: low
middling 114c; good ordinary 10ci net receipts
7,711; gross 8,819; sales 8.100; stock 878.058:
exports to Great Britain ; to France ;
coastwise ; to continent .
Weekly net receipts 29,533; gross 84.652:
sales 86,800; exports Great Britain 1 6 522; chan
nel ; coastwise 4,607: France 27,480; continent
9,272.
Mobile Quiet ; middling 114; low middling
114c; good ordinary 104c; net 'receipts 882;
groSs'JL; gales 750; stock 48,947: exports
coast ; Franoe ; to Great Britain ;
to continent . - v
Weekly net receipts 8,933; gross 8J395; sales
7,000; exports to Great Britain 4,259; coastwise
5,920; France .
Memphis Firm; middling 114c: receipts
597: snlpmenu ; sales 1,800; stock
98,689.
Weekly net receipts 4,499; shipments 5,757;
sales 5,950.
AiftcsTA Quiet; middling lie; low mid
dling I0c: good ordinary 10c; receipts 424;
shipments 6,117; sales 898.
Weekly net tec ts 2.807; shlpm't 6,117; sales
4,648; spinners ; stock .
CHAKLEsrroH Quiet; middling llc; low
mldaung 114c: good ordinary 10C; net roeipts
1,450; gross 1,450. sales 1,000; stock 78,492;
exoorts eoastwlse ; to Great Britain ;
to continent ; to France ; to channel
Stocks. ll . M. The market opened firm,
and 43 per eent higher than yesterday's closing
auotatioas. tne latter for the Michigan Central,
while the Blchmond fc Danvllled opened 84 per
cent higher. In early dealings the market ad
TOnced4f214 Pr cent, the latter tat theDenver
Bio GrandeT Subseauently a reaction ot 404
peroent took place, the Michigan central leading
tnerelrt. At 11 o'clock the market again advanc
ed 4 per eent, la which the Denver Bio
Grande led the upward movement Since the
opening the Denver ft Bio Grande has advanced
1 per cent
Blocks Irregular, but generally active and
strong:
Alabama-Class A, 2 to 5 0
Alabama Class a, small 80
Alabama Class B, 6's 87
Alabama Class C, 4's. 80
Chicago and Northwestern 1.27
a ' JfMU,
Krle
tost Tennessee 1
OAnft& l.OO
UWiftW" . .i,
Illinois Central. , hiV
Lake Shore I-1
Loulsvlne and Nashville 98
Memphis and Charleston 724
Nashville and Chattanooga 854
New York Central... 14
Pittsburg. lgv
Blchmond and Allegheny 86
vinhmnnri and TMnvlllA 1.87
Bock Island 1.844
Wabash, Si. Louis ft Paeltlc. 874
Wabash, St LouU ft Pacific pref err'd 70
Western Union. .. 794
CTTT COTTON MABXET.
IB WITS 1 glHKlDIES
AT COST !
AT COST. AT COST.
. HAVING JUST TAKEN
I FIND I HAVE ENTIRELY
TOO HUGH STOCK
ON HAND, AND IN ORDER TO REDUCE IT I WILL OFFER UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE,
ALL GOODS UNRESERVEDLY AT COST.
decSO lm
THE--
Ottice or The Obsebtbs. 1
' Charlotte, January 14, 1882. 1
The market yesterday closed quiet at the follow
ing Quotations:
Snnd Mlddllmz. 114
Strictly middling, 114
Middling.. ., 11
flrrlnt low mlddllns. 10
T:::::::v.::v.:v.v.v.:.r: n$t
Storm cotton 699
BErsrna iob the week ehded tbtdat, 18th.
Satnrday 47 bales
Monday 43
Tuesday 56
Wednesday. 41 "
Thursday 48 "
Frlday!7 J85 "
Total bales - 405
Charlotte Produce Market.
JANUARY 18. 1882.
BUYING PRICES.
BLUE BIBBON
85
90
Absolutely Pure.
Thl powder never varies. A marvel of purity,
strength and wholesomeness More economical
than the ordinary binds, and cannot be sold to
competition with the multitude of low test, short
weight, alum or phosphate powders. Sold only in
cans. ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO.,
nov23 New York.
LeRoy Davidson. Sole Agent, Charlotte, N. C
THE NEW DRUG STORE,
Corner of College and Trade streets,
(Wilson 4 Black's old stand.)
IS NOW OPE N.
Parties des'rir Fresh and Reliable Drugs
v HI do well to give us a calL
Jui4 tf CDONOGHUE, HAND ft CO
11
Reeeivet
AT THE
China Palace
OF
J. Brookfield k
Co.,
A LOT OF ELEGANT
Flat
ed Ware
and ChinaSets
AmaMiiictil Ahead.
For the remainder of the theatrical
season the prospects now are that Char
lotte will be well provided for in the
way of amusements. The year will
perhaps furnish more of this class of
business than any previous season in
the history of the town. The following
companies are booked for an appear
ance here on the dates given :
January 18th. Nick Roberta' Hump
ty Dumpty, one, of the most popular
plays ever presented to the public.
January iQLh.-auline Markham,
who will play the "Two Orphans."
February 3rd.V01iver Doud Byron
and his company.Nho has always se
cured a good house here.
7th. The GalleyNlave Combinatiop.
8th. The Banker's Daughter," a
most popular piece.
10th. KateNlaxton.
20tb. Louis-Aldrich.
21st George Adams, with his new
Humpty Dumpty company. Adams is
the best stage clown, the country af
fords. s
27th. Robinson'aSHumpty Dumpty
company.
March 4th. Bartley Campoen a uer
aldine. -
6th. Steele Mackaye.
31st. Bartley Campbell's -Matrimonial"
company.
Notice is mide of these companies
for the purpose of informing theatre
goers what the "futures" are, ahd to en
able them to make their selections from
the list.
Mae-ewi
The Winston Small Pox Cf.
Mr. P. H. IIanes,a tobacco manufao
of Winston, was in the city yes-
tsrdav on business, and from him some
facts were gathered in relation to the
recent appearance of small pox in that
town, which may be of interest to the
public.
Th first case appearing there was
introduced by a negro woman who had
been visiting Richmond, Va., and on
her return to Winston was taken with
the disease. Tbe locality where it ap
np.ared is a remote one, situated about
thrfln-nnarters of a mile east of the
-M. -(t, y
nnnrt house. AS 800n
ws pronounced by the physician to be
small pox the authorities of Winston
had a hospital erected and the patient,
with her small child, removed to it
at once. The child was the next to take
the disease, and afterwards an enecuve
Library Association.
The following were the readers at the
meeting of the Library Association
last night: Miss Lizzie Northey, Mr. J.
M. Shelly, Miss Lillie Bethune, Mr.
W. L. Long and Mr. W. G. Boshamer.
A debate was decided upon
by the appointing committee to be
held next Friday nigt, and eight mem
bers were selected to participate. The
subject selected is the power of elo
quence opposed to that of the sword.
Happiness and prosperity are so indlssolubly
linked with good health, that all those suffering
with hoarseness, coughs, colds, etc, should try Dr.
Bull's cough syrup and be cured. ITlce 26c .
COMPLICATIONa
If the thousands that now have their rest and
comfort destroyed by complication of liver and
kidney complaints would give nature's remedy,
Bldney-Wort a trial tbey would be speedily cured.
It acts on both organs at the same time and there
fore completely fills the bill for a perfect remedy.
If you have a lame back and disordered kidneys
use it at once. Don't neglect them. Mirror and
Farmer.
Coffee drinkers should read the advertisement
n another column headed "Good Coffee."
WHAT WAS DON! THEN AND THXRE.
The 139th monthly (being the semi-annual
Grand) Distribution of the Louisiana State Lottery
took place the 13ih day of December as usual.
8100,000. the first capital prize, fell to ticket No.
94.92, which was sold la tenths of 810.000 each,
one of which was collected by I. Drouett, of the
Firemen's ins ., or new oneam; one uj . .
McConnell, Toledano St., near St Charles St,
New Orleans; onepy Miss Mary J. Blgglna, a nurse
In J. L Kldwell's family, Prospect and Frederick
Bis.. Washington, D. C.. two-tenths or $20,000, by
A 25. ACaerman, a iarnier a auuuiu,
mainlng tenths, or 960,000, were held by parties
whodld not desire any publicity given to then
names. The second prize ot $50,000 was drawn
by No. 82,872. The third by No. 69,702. The
fourth of il0,000 each, by Nos. 70.182, one-half
held by Wl llam Page, 2.022 Carson 8t, Ktteburg,
Pa., and W2.SSS, orawn m uius, ""yi
82,000. were held by George H. TheNol
Koyal St. New Orleans; one by P. T. Simpson,
No. 61 Boyal 8t, New Orleans; one by Capt. Thos.
tit i ki 6 Poimm st.. Nw Orleans :two-tenths
r.V or p. o.. st John the
Bantlstl ParUhTLa. The fifth capitals of 5,000
eacn arawn oj no. , w, JtrCTan Zaq
Walker, Danville, Vs., and Nm. 4.689,
90 267. sold In tenths, fell to Geo. A Bright,
Sr?.'4ii . TrJi M uinr. No. H.280 North N.
St, Georgetown, D. C.; W. H. Portlock, uirougn
W. P. CampbeU Co. Bankers. Iflorence, Ala.; G.
A. MacDoaald, of New York city ; Jaa. t asey , also
7?t SS vork Attv: F. Sites. No. 607 w. Girard ave.,
Phila , Pa.; Jno. H. skldmore. No. 80 Cross l St.,
Chatlestewn) oosien. xaass.; dobkkw
thoulanTofdollarsT The full llstj fjrte land
aioy more Information can be had by writing to M.
ATDauphln. New Orleans. La . before the 14th of
February, when the next (the 141st) monthly
drawing will occur. It costs only 82 to buy a whole
ticket or 8 1 a half.
Weekly net receipts 7,834;gross 7.944; sales
9 100; coastwise 32,622; continent 9,755; Great
Britain 7,944; to France .
Niw TOBK-Qulet; sales 478: middling up
l.nri. 19ft: middling Orleans 12 5-16c; consoli
dated net receipts ; exportato Great Britain
to France ; to continent ; to
channel .
Weekly net rec'ts 14.089; gross 56.686; exp'te
to Great Britain ft.919; France ; conunens
3,249; sales 9,552; stock 300.639.
MowroowntT Steady; mlddlng lUfec; low mid
lOVic; good ordinary 9Ac; receipts 1,112; ship
ments 2t7 17; stock, present year, 10,862; stock,
last yar, 8,810 ; sales 2,7 15.
MACOH Quiet ; middling 10c; low middling
lOVic; good ordinary 9c; receipts 849; sales
1,331: stock, present year, 1 1,681; stock, last year,
10,021; shipments 981.
CouWBCB Qu et; middling 10W; low miaaiing
lOHbc; good ordinary 9l&c; receipts 1,822; ship
ments 6,090: sales 4.167; spinners 200; stock
28,117; ex. Great Britain ; coastwise .
Nashtilijs Quiet; middling llt4c; low mid
10c; good middling 9c; net recelpte 1,098;
hiWmenta 1.136: sales 1,092; spinners :
stock, present year, 19,859; stock, last year,
10,940.
Post Rotal, 8. C Weekly net receipts 947;
stock 1.733: exports to Great Britain ; coast
wise 200; sales .
Provtdshcx, B. I. Weekly net receipts 604;
stock 6,500; sales 1,000.
Sklka, AUL Quiet; middling 11c Weekly
receipts 854; shipments 1,898; stock, present
year, ll,lzo.
Boies, Gx Steady: middling llic; low mid
dling I0c; good ordinary 9c Weekly receipts
885; shipments 1,537: stock 10,812.
X)XPABAXm OOTTOS BTATXUBHT.
Net receipts at all United States ports1
during week.- if-24
Same wek last year i2i'na
Unfal imsrinta t thl Atn 8.866.946
Same date last year 8,6?,22
Kxports for the week 14,?Al
Same week last year ISi'sSn
Total exports to this date MSfJ?
Same date last year 2,202,917
Stock at all United States ports. 1 .13,625
Same time last year SSS'lSI
Stock at all interior towns 295y
Same time last year iSg'TKrt
Stock at Llvsrposl
Same time last year 47 ,ooo
Stock of American afloat fer Great
Britain . 285,000
Same time last year 2,897,000
STinXDR Or TBM ATTOHAL COTTOK KXCHANGB.
Kvar n-ottna jutinmrv is. The statement of
the National Cotton Exchange for the tour months
ending December 81st, Issued to-day; shows re
ceipts at delivery perts of 3,246,814 balesdeficlt
compared with the same last year, of 200.295
bales; overland by rail routes to tne mills direct
809.708 bales; (gainst 257,580 bales last year.
Northern spinners have taken this season 1,01 q,-
91 8 bales; an increase over last season oi l
901 bales. Exports to foreign ports fbow a de
crease of 125.597 bales to Great Britain: 82,788
to Franoe; 74,198 to the continent; 4.183 to the
shanneL Canada has taken overland 19,770;
against 12, 109 last year. The amount of the crop
of 1881-82, that has appeared In sight at deliv
ery ports, and overland points of crossing, IS
8,5087684 bales, or 15a,871 bales less than last
year. The most Important feature of the state
mentis the addition otlOS 297 bales to the Vir
ginia movement, for four months over and above
the aggregate returned to the local exchanges
through their regular aauy leiegrapn rapoiw. i m
error was occasioned by the omission ox shipments
via West Point
Lrvrorooxi Noon Eaalear ; middling uplands
611-ldd; middling Orleans 6 13-1 6d; sale 8,000;
oeculaUon and export 1,000: receipts 28,000;
American 17,400. Uplands low middling clause:
iiAiivarv January and February
jreDruary ana sarca o ao-oaui jaorcu
Cobb, perbush'l
Mxal. "
Biahs, "white, per bushel l-2Ba.50
PSAS, Clay, per bnsh. 90al.00
ijaay, i-vj
White, " 76a80
TvSm 425&J53g
Sopor 8.75
Oimsbefled 55a65
Detsd Fktjtt
Apples, per 414a6
Peaches, peeled 1 5a20
unpeeiea
Blackberries 8a5
POTATOKS
Sweet 5
Irish. 1-00
Knrt5 Pjimllna. 20a25
Xees, per dozen. 17aa0
POtTLTBT
Chickens f wf g
Spring 15al8
Ducks 2
Tiivlrava nAF Th 8
Geese. 7... 25a85
Bxsr, per lb., net 6a6
Mutton, per lb., Rv v 8a9
SELLING PBICE3 WHOLESALE.
BULK MEATS- ,m.
Clear rib sides lOVt
Coffee ,..,,
PHm. iMn 14airu
gooS: rr.v..........
White 108Wa
Yellow 7
"Sff"." 32a85
Bugar Syrup...-
Choice New Orleans ?ila52
Common..... 40a45
SALT--
Liverpool fine oVnn
coarse Soal.OO
WCornfper gallon IHESnnn
Bye, 82.00a8.00
BKANDT nn
ADole. per aallon...... -S-yx
-AT THE-
III
ernanona
CottonExposi
ion 4 At
lanta.
--TELLS-
Yonr Weight, Height, Age, Residence, Position, &c.
(BflDMIE simd
Wink, Scuppernong, per gallon.
RETAIL.
Cheese -
Lard, per lb
Tallow, per lb
Bacon
N.C. hog round
82.50
81-50
20
15al6
8al0
THEM AND LOTS OF
Hams! canvassed 15J6,:
lOall
IB
Rica
Apples, Northern, per bbl a25JH$
Mountain, " 3.00
Fish , ne
U..WI kv i . . 1 .25
A.v. i.. ........ . av
Oil
IER MJE T
No. 2..
-No. 8..
Codfish
Cabbage, per tb. . . .
75
15
4a5
-AT-
lmuBjemjeuts.
OPERA HOUSE.
ONE NIGHKQNLY !
Thursday Evening, January 19th,
THE FAMOUd NEW TOBK
Fifth Avenue Company,
supporting the distinguished star,
LeROY DAVIDSON'S.
We Pay Special Attention
-TO THE-
PAULINE
MARK
HAM
In the most popular play of .the present century,
THE TWO ORPHANS.
EN 1 HU3I AbT IC ALLY GBEXTED BT C80WD1D
HOUSES.
RETAIL TRADE
And nave a large and well selected StccK adopted for this
B RANCH OF OUR BUSINESS,-
To which we give our personal attention. We have received a full supply of
SQTJIBBS' MEDICINES,
Which for purity and excellence cannot be surpassed, for pre
scriK pusesTand will be used exclusively for this trade.
t- CALLS ANSWEBED AT ALL HOUBS OF THE NIGHT BY EXPERIENCED CLERKS. -Si
WILSON & B DRW ELL, We Street.
CAST TO THE FULL 8TBENQTH OF
BEST COMPANY IN AKKBICA.
THE
M ATIKETS BY TELEGRAPH, awl AprU. 6 2S-82dd; Apm and Msy 618-16d9
JL.AlAXXi loiJ iiiiiiu"- -1 g 82d; May and June 6d; June and Jul
JANUABY 18. 1882
PRODUCE.
8 25 82d: May and June 0d; June ana ouiy
6 29-82dr3i8d; July and August 6 15-16d; Aug
ust and September . Futures weak.
LiykrpooIi -5 P. M. Sales of American cotton
8,700 bales. Uplands low middling clause: Jan-
BALTMOia-Noon-Flpur duU: Howardwree, -Tarch"and AprilTAplfll
and Western super zoww-w.' I m. ifavand June : June and July
W.25; famuy a 40?7.ou; cuy mu . -u TFutures rule. hard.
Htlrt Kwonrlfl 7 OOr FatADSCO famllT 88.26. I eAu. nv tYiA WAAlT
oi tuo vrmmym Artnr:..:..
as the disease m si.880tl.42j. amber Sl.420Sl.tf: NAJ speculation
Export ,
Actual exports.... ............ .
vn.Hia fmm ahlna' imm
jreuruiuT mihw'- ..-r: .. y , ; l iwuouu.-
81-43; April . wrn-oouuioiu , f"r-1 Imports.
711 do. yeUow 70. - American
BALTM0K-N1gnt-0sa QaW;Ho5TOra50woa;
wWb whits 60358; mixtA o0fi51ienn.
vanla50O53. PTOvlslons-dull;mess pork 818.25.
Hulk meats snsuiasra iDaatnuuM,ii
Maryland 81 45081 40: o. 2 "f"'
63.500
47.000
2500
8.700,
200
llf.000
1.
000
672.000
413,000
812 000
285,000
t9Beserved seats 81 : admission 75c and 50c
Beserved seats on sale at the usual places.
Janl4 5t
Notice to the Public.
THE existence of small pox as an epidemic in
many sections makes v my duty to again urge
upon all our citizens the doty of vaccinating. Our
aauy intercourse vgiiu howiu i uro cuuuuj
exposes us to Its sontaok Dont wait until this
pestilence la m our midst to take steps to prevent
1 fa spread. I have ordered vaccine matter and
who are not able to pay. Let this matter have the
prompt attention or every nousenoia.
K 0s wnvsvcJi)
JanlO lw Mayor.
SUITABLE FOB
tne aweaoc, " " . , . ed 7ifc9A Bacon -shoulders 8 clear hd naam
quarantine was placed over the infect- jjiMBSa
ed localily to preytJit its spread. So go at
WfOOIHB PRESENTS.
anlO
tham hnvs been five cases of small
ACS; A ivav t v " '
pox and two of varioloid amonK
nniored neoDle and In the family where
the first case ocjeiirred, none of which,
however, have so far proved fatal.
Th hvsiclans anticipate no further
spread uf the disease, and it seems that
the citizens feel perfectly secure, as no
r,a iio viih utt the town on account
FOR S ALE OR RENT, of it,nor U there any intjentjion express-
. A 4 ed of any'one so doing,
A lx room bouse, with good yard and f eu ua j ,
iV well ot water, and a wo room kitchen, jfl .hauid1 rSd4he sdvertlsement
ton minutes walk ol the public square. Coffee Wnkm sbwld" resa tneTr (
Apply to :WAiT oaAjn.sm i jn another comma raw -
"gov gleui
St .1 71ft Freights auu.
CHiOAeo-Flour qutetand menanged.
fia -SdBiteoa for
chlr February. Oats-dull and drooping;
2u TaT auhi 484 for February and March.
Drelsed boglsr. t 87.26387.80.. Pork
SLfrAt 81X17.20 for cash. ; Lard steady
SSchange 8U.0208ir-.05 lor cash.
twiotZ-flrmr shoulders 88.40: short rib
88 snort clear 89.25. Whiskey-steady and
unchanged, at 8116
wneai-'opeuoa ur
Stock.
Amerloanr .
Afloat.'.
American..
xitssfooX' corrroar cibculab.
riii wMk'a elraQlar ot the Llvereool Cotton
Broken Association, says: "Cots on has been m
(niMui dmand. with hardenlns rates for Amer
ican. Some other descriptions slightly declined.
l mHcjn. slfire neb freerv. offered, advanced lc,
exsept ordinary which is unchangeo. In Sea
t aland thnrn was a small business at nnehansed
rates. Futures opened dull, but shortly hardened
and the tone was generally Arm throughout the
week, with 10 advance."
FOR SALE OR RENT.
I IF YOU C-ilTSi
A liEAIXY GOOD
STSEL TSSJ
Ask your Stationer O j J
or send cents Cj M4
In stamps for ar Otrrl
boscontalu- JWM ClBBi,
ing two j
jdozen TtfNICKEL,!
mCM iYtscB. EMcnsa. Tiylcr & Co.,
NICKEL,
GILT,
;rti'iT rat-
Sold by nil SUtioncrs.
iscn, Elmsa. Tiylcr & Co.
goLE AarjvTE, New raRK.
common to fair extra
fXz: "nd7wime rWe4 red
8L2ob$I44; ungraded white ; No. 2 red
ffTJTUBIS.
Nrw Towt-Fatures (hosed weak.
000. ..
January
February
March
Apru.....
May
June.
July,.... .w.........
Bales 121,-
ll.92ffi.94
12.11 3). 12
12.8899
12.HOffi.00
12.78Qi.79
12.9161.92
13.03a.04
rpHB lev and commodious residence
X built by H. T. Butler, on Tryon streei.
lust beysnd the track el tbe A., T. o.
B.CO. uoodoargaux PP'V3.ftL0
' Janl2tf -gent
SALE OF BONDS.
BT Virtue of an order of the Superior Court ot
Alamance county, in the ease of Alvls King
and others against W. J. and A. Murray and
others, I will offer for sale at -the court house door
in Greensboro, N.C. at publie auction, for cash.
va. Konday, tne Bin oar 01 Feoruary, 1 osz, n 1 a
o'clock M., eignt ; Donos si ih roumr w
teret Issued Febnary 20th. I860, each lor 8500
due on February 20th. 1880, to each of which
booda coupons are attached for Interest at 6 per
eent. from February 20th, 1875. -..
Parties desiring further Information esa address
my attorney, dames . aoyq, jw., utouow,
N & ' J. A. HCCAULKI,
NOTICE.
XT AYINQ auallfled as Executor of the Will of
M t i,t Mn Artswald Henderson,! notify all
mnMM ha lna- claims against her estate to pre-
Suitthe same to me within one. year from tins
I WM . . ,inMn, DMaMAn
SXcCUbOr Vk facuincuu uwmiwu.
Rovember 7th, 1881.
hovll w6w
janStds
Becelvef
TREES e DELIVERY.
-b a-T Tnmm a.rn now readr for delivery, opposite
JjJL- Mr. Allen Crouse's rssldenee, on Tryon street
between 6th and em a ane k oi xrwea, nmiH,
Vinvnra and Flower Seed on hand for sale. Any
thing la my line furnished on sbortnetice.
JUST GO TO
PERRY'S
and see what
CHOICE FRUITS
He has for New Yeu'a D:nuers.uana now very
cheap he is selling
Toys and Fancy Articles
FOR NEW YEAB'S PARENTS.'
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