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DAILY CHARIOT! V OBSERVER FRIDAY, OCTOBE&R 27, 1 882. . BUSINESS NOTICES. om y. HoK, for Suftringr ortian! Some thing N-W Under Hie Sun. Rv re isnn of tier pecu:ar ru i V, .' i.....Irii!:ir1tioj n,-i ill q t ,A kn.i h ii. 'i !"" fiwravaied 10 a degree which no 'il'JimV ciii -M-re-3. i-i the mansions of the Hi anil Jei of me poor alike, won. an has been pnir'ii vkHim of lhs unknown to man, and w hu-ii rion 1'iit hhe cmid endure - and without a ,, iiidy. Hul i.o tlit- hour ot her reU-inption has ,, Hi" lu-ed not suffer I. ier. when she can ,in,i relief in Ur J HnulrUdu's Kemale Regulator, woman's Best F'lend." Prepaied by Dr J isnitifleld Atlanta. Ha. Price: trial size, 75c; large s.ze, 81. oO. I-orsalebyalldrugg'.sis ,,m"'""KC Malana. Cliiiis and hYver, and Bilious attacks ositlve;y c,u,Hi with Kmoiy's Standard Cure P11U an iiitaiilole remedy: never f;ill tn -,,p the most obstinate ions-standing caes, causing no griping or purging: th-y are mild and efficient certain in their action and narmles ; In all cases; iney effectually cleanse the sjsiein. and give new lire ;md lo-i" to the body. As a household reme dy they are uneq -lal.-.i For Liver Complaint their t irial Is not known, one box v.lil hae a wonder l'il elle -t on the wo'Kt case. Thev are used and (nesciib' d ly Physicians, and sold by Druggists every.vh.-re. 2 5 and 50 cent boxes. Emory's Lit tle Catharic Pills, best ever made, only 15 cents. Mandard Cure Co.. 1 14 Nassau street, New York. un21 d eod HrnAw McLure for Coroner. To the Editor of The Observer: The friends of Mr. .1. A. McLure present his name to the vol. rs J Mecklenburg county, for the c. nice of C'oroner in th coming election. Mr. Mc I.ure I.s a resident of i-harloite, conseQuently would ije near the centre of the county and more accessible for the duties devolving upon the office til m one residing in any extreme part of the county. Re is In every way qualified for the pos-l-tlon, and is a prompt and ene'getle busl ,ess nrn. H.i Is presented as the people's candidate and will be supported by MANY VOTKRS. sept 10 Mrtxo Atlucvtisements. Absolutely Pure. This powder never varies. A marvel of purity, strength and wholesomeness , More economical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition with the multitude of low test, short wight, alum or phosphate powders. Sold only in cans ROYAL BAKINli POWDER CO sept2 100 Wall st., New York. ROY DAVIDSON, fcole Affa nt, Charlotte, IV. C. That is what a great many people are doing. They don't know just what is the matter, but they have a combination of pains and aches, and each month they grow worse. The only sure remedy yet found is Brown's Iron Fitters, and this by rapid and thorough assimilation with the blood purifies and enriches it, and rich, strong blood flowing to every part of the system repairs the wasted tissues, drives out disease and gives health and strength. This is why Brown's Iron Bitters will cure kidney and liver diseases, consumption, rheumatism, neuralgia, dyspepsia, mala ria, intermittent fevers, &c. 203 S. Paca St., Baltimore. Nov. 28, 1881. I was a great sufferer from Dyspepsia, and for several weeks could eat nothing and was growing weaker every day. I tried Brown's Iron Bitters, and am happy to say I now have a good appetite, and am getting stronger. Jos. McCawley. Brown's Iron Bitters is not a drink and does Hot contain whiskey. It is the only preparation of Iron that causes no injurious ef fects. Get the genuine, pon't be imposed on with imitations. JUST RECEIVED AT THE - China Palace . Mfii & Co. :o:-:o:- I.I. and jMI PLE'i 'E NEW STOCK. e Choicest Goods Ever Seen id the City. Mr- We invite trie public, and especially the 'l'es, to favor us with a call during the week. VKUY VlSlToa WILL llECKIVK A 80UVKNIB. t.iir rhnaM ur u Tin , hi , -mi r tn- witl wnom she stands con " U)e. I"".t.."r J.rial OTsar.tzailou. The f eoaent llr-C'til Ml if ROYAL FSKtfl J J fcfc lis Failing ! TuKMost REASONABLE PBICES FOR EVERYTHING- 'ii't'-i 'i" Cil!llil Teil SeUs' 44 P,eces- $10 fine p" Dei;orilted Tea Setts, 44 plece3, $10 Chin, r''C'e'!ll"eTe Setts, 44 pieces, $ 5 U '' ')ln"er Setts. ii pieces $25 ru' Linner SeUs, up to $100 A FINE LOT OF BttONZ'S. ne'3uSck1rKnVe8 hnd Ko'48 85 per 8ett" The ne 0 cLlSllvr"Plate3 Ware- A fcindsome LAMPa ber ett8' Tbe ch0lC8st 8tcck 01 oct25 Index to New Advertisements. Burgess Nichols -Furniture, Bedding, ic. !. C. Flow-Caodldate for County Surveyor HOME IJRIEFS. tW No mail yesterday, on account of a misconnection at Danville. E3T Lincoln Superior Court adjourns to-day. The docket was very light and uninteresting. EST A vein of brown ore, seven feet thick, has been struck at the Capp'a Hill mine. J3g"Col. Wm. Johnston was sufficient ly recovered yesterday to be able to take an airing in his carriage. IW Cotton was a little "off" yester day, the best coming under 10 cents. The market closed weak. EaTThe county campaign winds up aL Pineville to day, and the candidates (ur trie dear people?) will have a rest 13T The friends of Mr. John . M George announce that gentleman this morning as a candidate for constable for Charlotte township. EiTProf. John Holliday. of Boston, was in the city yesterday on his way to the Silver Valley goldmine in Burke county, in which property he is largely inl erested. tSTDon't forget the charity ball at the Central Hotel to-night. Dancing will commence at 9:30 o'clock. There will be a bountiful supply of refresh ments. tlTA letter from a friend in Mat thews, describing the speaking at that place, came to hand rather too late to be serviceable, but it is appreciated all the same. USTThe candidates were at Sharon yesterday and they report that a large crowd was present and that the people are beginning to manifest a good deal of interest in the political issues. EgWe were showed yesterday even ing a huge onion of the white Italian variety. It weighed 1 pounds and was raised by Mr. W. Eddins, in his garden in town. ZW John Means, the Lib candidate for constable, invited the chief and all the police force to a supper at his hotel out by Elmwood cemetery, but when night came, they couldn't find John. CSTThe attempted theft of a bale of cotton from the depot platform, men tioned in these columns yesterday, sug gests the necessity of having a watch man employed as a safeguard, not only against thieving but against fire. gJames Charleston and Martin D yle, two hack drivers, were before the mayor yesterday on the charge of cursing at the depot. James was fined $o and Martin's case was continued until this morning. 13T Mr. Will Robinson was non est at the mayor's court yesterday morn ing, and the shooting scrape investiga tion was postponed. It was subse quently learned that the defendant was taking an airing in the country. ?FA meeting was held last night by about thirty-five young colored men t ) discuss the propriety of putting out another ticket for county officers. They oppose the present Liberal combina tion. It may or may or may not have significance. tW Miss Emma Hill, an accomplish ed young lady of Greenville, S. C, and who has many friends and admirers in this city, was married Wednesday night to Mr Chas T Watkins, a well known Richmond merchant. tW Mr. Lindsay Adams' big corn shucking took place last night, two and a half miles from the city. It was an old fashioned ante helium time, with plenty of corn, both liquid and solid, lots of darkies, and to crown all, a cart load of pumpkin pies. tW We were misinformed in regard to ihe cotton mentioned yesterday as having been captured by constable Orr as stolen cotton. It was merely seized by writ of claim and delivery and the report about it having been stolen was untrue. The boys have got up a pool on the mails now, for the latest thing. The betting is lively and odds are given against the mail coming. So far, those who staked on the mails are out of pock et. Last nigkt the pool showed two bets to one that there would be no mail again to-day. Candidate for County Surveyor. "We announce a candidate of the Lib eral party for the position of county sur veyor, this morning. The candidacy of Mr.D.C. Flow is caused by the declina tion of Mr. M. D. L. Biggers, nominated by the Republican and Liberal conven tions for that office. Reproving His Wile. Jailor Griffith yesterday opened the portal doors of the jail and wtlcomed old Joe Givens, colored, who arrived to stay ten days for reproving his wife. Joe is G5 years old, and three weeks ago he married a dusky maiden whose years in the land are so few as 24. Their honeymoon was quite brief and yester day Joe's misused young wife went before Justice Davidson and had her liege lord sent to jail for ten days. Marriage Yesterday Afternoon. At 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon, a few relatives of the contracting par ties, assembled at the residence of Mr. James N. Gray, on Ninth street, to wit ness the marriage of two popular young people Mr. William G. Boshamer and Miss Maggie It. Gray. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. J. T. Bag well. Immediately after the wedding, the happy couple took the North bound train for Danville. They will also visit Raleigh before returning to Charlotte. The Depot Captured by Freight Cars. It has been many days since the Air Line depot presented such a lively scene as it did yesterday at the time of the arrival of the north train. All the side tracks were filled with freight cars, and two freight trains were standing on the main track waiting for a chance to move on. When the passenger train arrived, it had to stop about fifteen minutes before room could be found for it to move up to the depot, and right behind it came one more freight train. There was a regular block of trains for an hour or more, and it required skill ful engineering in moving them about and starting them off. The freight business is exceedingly heavy at present and the railroad company find that they have scarcely enough cars to meet the rush. The Firemen's Monumental Fair. Last night the committee Irom the fire department on the fair in aid of the monument. held a meeting at the resi dence of Col. II. C. Jon(-s, and decided that the fair will be held in Sanders & Blackwood's hall, on the dates as pre-Vou-ily agreed upon, the 14th, 15th and ICth of November. They are greatly encouraged by the interest the ladies are manifesting in the fair. It is pro posed to end the fair with a skating carnival and general masquerade. It has been decided to .have the monu ment ready and in place by the 20th of next May, and the cost of the monu ment will depend largely upon the amount of money realized by the fair, It is to be hoped that the $1,000 already in hajd will be swelled to 32,000 or $2,500, and enable the firemen to secure a monument that will be a credit not only to themselves, but to our city. Money by ExpressNew Rates. Mr. George King, agent of the South ern Express company in this city has received a schedule of special rates lately adopted by the company for the remittances of small sums of currency by express. The rates charged will be as follows: On sums of $20 and under, 15 cents; on sums over $20 to $40 in clusive, 20 conts ; on sums over $40 to $50 inclusive, 25 cents; on sums over $50 to $75 inclusive, 40 cents. These rates apply solely to shipments for points where the Southern Express company, or the Texas Express com pany has an agent in the States of Vir ginia, North and South Carolina, 'and all the Southern States. The Express company is getting business down to a fine point in the matter of money re mittances and the postoffice department will have to wake up or get left. The above rates are official and we call the attention of the State papers to it, as many of them have printed an in accurate report of the special rates, hav ing the figures ten per cent, higher than they ought to be. Col. Myer's Campaign. Col. W. R. Myers, the Republican can didate for the Senate, from all accounts has not made a very brilliant campaign. At Berryhill township, he censured the magistrates for turning out a set of commissioners who refused to grant licenses to bar rooms. He also argued that the special tax bonds was an hon est debt and compared them with the bonds issued by Mecklenburg countv for the Air Line road, and went on to charge the Democrats with repudiat ing them. At Long Creek township, he told the people that if he had been a member ot the last Legislature, he would have voted for the prohibition bill, aud further, that if he is elected this time, and the same number of pe titions were sent up, he would vote to again submit the question to the peo ple. Col. Myers got tired going around talking to little township meetings, but announced that whenever there would be a good white crowd, he would meet them. How to Be Weather-Wise. A new view of our weather system. With illustrations. By Isaac P. Noyes. 12mo, pp. 51, price 25 cents. Fowler A: Wells, publishers, 753 Broadway, New York. This is a brief and plainly- written explanation of the causes of changes in the weather, based upon the system of the United States signal ser vice. It also explains the nature of that service. Comparatively few ap preciate the value of the Weather Bu reau, because its work is but little un derstood by the people who read the daily "Indications." Mr. Noyes shows how the data are obtained for these in dications, and how simple a matter it is to observe weather signs, when the principle involved in weather move ments is understood. Everybody, he claims, can observe the weather him self and be his own weather prophet, and in good square English he indicates the way. Let those who would know how to be weather-wise send 25 cents in stam ps, and secure this interesting work. List ot Letters Remaining in the Charlotte post of fice for the week ending October 23d, 1832: Maggie Bird, Mrs Hattie S Brown, Pinkney A Bann, Mrs Mary Baker, Ed ward Cane, George Cathcat t, J M Cash ion, Mrs Mattie Cochran, Sam Clement, W C Clark, E P Doolittle, Casie Dickson, colored, J B DeArmond, E J Earves, Gracy Euly, colored, W L Gallant, Zrnas Grier, Mrs Sarah Grayer, Miss La Gran bery,FloiiaL Graham, Dave House, F O Hannah, Mrs T Horshaw.Mrs J Hall, Louis Jomus, R L Jont s, Zachariah Kingsiy, Mrs Philis Kink, colored, Tom King, Green Loveless, J M Lee, Jane Moore, Isaac Mears, Mis Jennie Mar tin, John R Morris, Johnson G Melton, Capt Marion, Peter Osburn, Mrs A B Owers.C W Preston, Mrs Ann Sumler, Lizzie Tomlinson, Thomas Tuel, Mrs Nannie Young. Held for .Postage: O W Davis, Gas tonia, N C; Miss A B Wightman, Mt Willing.SC. When calling for the above please say advertised. W. W. Jenkins, P. M. Personal 3Iention. Capt. J no. A.Dodson and wife have returned from a six weeks trip out West. Capt. Dodson attended the meet ing of the conductors' association and says it was a big thing. Mr. E. T. Greenlee, a promising young limb of the law, of this place, has gone to Marion for a six weeks visit. Gen. Thos. L. Clingman, of Ashe ville, arrived in the city on the noon train yesterday and stopped at the Cen tral. He is here to look after the cam paign and see what help he could ren der, hearing that Col. Johnston was prostrated with lumbago. The General walks erect as a flag pole, his step i3 firm and his spirits are genial. He is ready to work wherever the Libs want him to go. jr. F. E. Patrick, an old citizen of Charlotte, and who will be remembered in connection with the first cotton com press ever put up here, as he is the man who put it up, is at the Central. Solicitor Montgomery arrived in the city yesterday on his way home from Lincoln court. Col. W. L. DeRossett, of Wilming ton, is in the city. Life is too short to try half a doz?n different kinds ol "Sure Cures," when one suffers wtth . a cough or cold stick to the best and use Dr. nun a cough syrup. It will cure your cough and new disappoint you. All druggists sell U at 25 cents a bottle. The Richmond and Danville. The Richmond State says that Col. A. S. Buford, president of the Rich mond and Danvilie railroad company, returned home from New York Wed nesday. After the three nw directors were elected on Friday he called a meeting of the board for the purpose of consultation and friendly interview. He says he found the new directors in sympathy with the policy of the pres ent management. We stated yesterday that Col. T. M. R. Talcott, y- ho held the position of second vice-president of the Richmond and Danville, had resigned his place in the directory of that company. Some of our readers it seems understood from this that he had resigned his posi tion as general manager. The two po sitions were entirely separate, and while he resigned the former, it in no wise followed that he had or would re sign the latter. Col. Talcott is recog nized as one of the foremost railroad managers in the United States, and at the desire of the president and board he retains his office of general manage-. While he has been connected with the operating department of the Richmond and -Danville for many years, it was only'recently that he was made a mem ber of the board of directors, and he resigned his place in the directory en tirely from choice. A Western paper says: No.hlng will cure some sick men more uuickiy, than an ottice, properly applied. This "care" may be very successful in many casss, but we. would say lr a man suflers from a cougb or cold, give hiin Dr. Bull's cough syrup. The P.neville CelebrationSpecial Train. There is to be a large political meet ing at Pineville to day and torchlight, fireworks and tar barrels at night. During the day the eounty candidates will entertain the people, but the big part of the celebration comes in at night, when Hemphill, of South Caro lina, and Dowd, Osborne, Waddell, Bailey and others of this State and city will address the people by torchlight. A cannon has been secured from which to fire salutes and they will have a rip roaring time generally. Besides the crowd going from this city, the people from all the surrounding country will be there and the celebration to-night will be the grandest one of the cam paign. An effort has been made to secure a special train to leave here at G:30 o'clock in the afternoon and return im mediately after the speaking. The fare for the round trip will be only GO cents. Mr. T. M. Pittman requests us to state that those who wisli to go will please leave their names at the law office of T. M. Pittman or at the Charlotte Hotel by 12 o'clock, that the necessary ar rangements may be made. The little daughter of the editor of the Tlilin. O., Dai;y Star was immediately and permanently relieved of a severe cough by three doses of Dr. Bull's cough syrup, a twenty-five cent bottle of this valuable remedy will cure the worst cough. Candidate for County Surveyor. Fclloie-Cilizeiis of Mecklenburg : Mr. M. D. L. Bipgers, the nominee of ths Libeial party for the position of County Surveyor, havirg withdrawn from the contest. I hereby announce myself an independent c lndldate for that posi tion. Although the oflice to which 1 aspire Is not political in any sense, i have no hesitation in say ing that my sympathies are with the Liberal party in this race, and that I expect to vote the entire Liberal ticket on the day of election. I). C. FLOW. Mint flill, Mecklenburg county, Oct. 2tl, 1SS2 oct26 tde For Constable. To the Editor of the Observer. The friends of Mr. John M. George, hereby announce him as a candidate for constable in Charlotte township. Voters. COL. W M. JOHNSTON IS hereby announced a candidate for Congress in this, the Sixth, District oct 14 Independent-Republican Candidate lor Clerk of Superior Court. To the Voters o? Mecklenburg County: At the earnest solicitation of my many friends I hereby announce myselras an Independent can didate for Clerk of the Superior Court of Mtckkn burg eounty. N. C la surimlttlng my claims to the voters of tbe c unty for the office of Clerk, 1 do so ps a Republi can, leaving It to be determined by the people of Mecklenburg county, at an election to be held on tbe 7th day of November. 1882. as to their cho'ce. My record In the past must be a guarantee for my course In the future. While 1 entertain liberal views on all party questions, I do not as a Repub lican, deem it advisable to abandon our party or ganization to gratify the whims of a few office seekers. If the masses of the Liberal party (so-called) are anxious for tbe defeat of the Bourbon Democrats they will vote for Bepubllciins. octl J C. CALLAHAN. MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH OCTOBER 26, 1882 DOMESTIC. NAVAL STORES. Chauleston Spirits Turpentine firm, sales i t 48!c Lid and held higher, liosin, steady; otrait. ea and good strained si. 50. Wilmington Spirits Turpentine dull, at 50c. Rosin firm, at 81. 35 for strained; $1.45 for good strained. Tar firm, at $1.95. Ciude Turpentine firm, at SI. 75 for hard; S:j.uO for yellow dip. PRODUCK. Baltimore noon Flour, quiet and steady; Howard Street and Western super $3 50384.00; extra S4.2oQS4.75: family S i.87Srt UO; City Mills super. S3.fi0a$4.00; extra S4.25ff84.75 Rio Brands S4.87S iftt.oO. Wheat Southern easy; Western quiet and closing steady; Southern red Sl.03ffiSl.08: amber Sl.09aSl.14; No. 1 Mary land SLOP; No. 2 Western winter red spot, and October Sl-OuVfeSSl-OS&j. Corn Southern nomi nal for most of the stock; Western quiet and easyT Southern white 88; yellow 86387. Baltimore night Oats, firm and quiet; 3outh ern 48352; Woctern white 478-49; do mixed 41347; Pennsylvania 45349. Provisions-dull and easy; mess pork, S25.00. Bulk meats shoulders and clear rib sides packed, ll'aaioVa. Bacon -shoulders 12,s; clear rib sides 1714; hams 17317ly$. Lard refined 14. Coffee dull; R!o cargoes ordinary to fair 7Vz39l4- Sugar dull; A soft 9; coffee refined 17Va. Whiskey firm, at 81. 21381.22. Freights to Liverpool firm. Louisville Flour, demand fair and the market firm. Wheat steady and in good detnand No. 2 red winter 93a9o. Corn - quist and stn.d No 2 white, 75; No. 2 mixed, 73; new ear 45 011 auua!. Oats-quiet; mixed Western 33334. Pork-in fair demand, but lower; mess S24 50 LrJ nominally unchanged; choice leaf 1414 Bu'.k meats-quiet and weak; shoulders 1014; ciear ribs 1514; clear sides ltUA- Bacon steady; shouldns IHfe; ribs l6V8)l6Vs dear 17V2- Whiskey steady and unchanged, at 31 17. St. Louis -Flour, quiet and unchanged Wheat dull and lower; No. 2 red fall 9yS9ofor cish; 93V for October and November; 95 for December Corn-fairly active, but lower, at tfisar7i& for cash; inside price for regular; tor October; r!0a4360'8 for November. Oats-h wer, at 33143 83V$i for cash; 831,6 for Octoher; 3ia4 for Novem ber. Rve-duil, at6ti357. B irley-quiet; sample lots 65390. Whiskey -steady, at SI. 18. ork lower, at 822 75. Bulk meats and Bacon very fcnrce and only a small peddlii g trade done. Lard- nominally, at SI 1-75. Cincinnati Flour, heavy and da'.- a..d tending downward. Wheat dull and lowei; No. 2 red winter 95396 for spot; 96' old for October; 97Va forNovember. Corn dull a.cd lower, at TuVa for spot; 7t &s bid for Oct b-r; 68 for November Oats -stronger, at 39. PorR - uoriil :il:y uui hang ed, at S24.O0. Lard-lW-mer. ac all. 75. Buik meats weaker; shoulders 9Vg; clear ribs 1234-' Bacon -easier; shoulders IOI2; ribs 16; clearl634 Whiskey in good demand, at SI. 17; combinatton ?ales of finished goods 900 barrels on a basis of SI. 17. Sugar-steady and unchanged; hards 9- 1 014: New Orleans 738. Hogs-weak; com mon and light S5 503s6.90; packing and butch ers S6.503S7.25. Chicabo-FIout. qu'et and unchanged. Wheat weaker; Regular. 93M8 for October; 93394 for November; No. 2 Chicago spring 93S93V& lor cash; options the same as for Reeulai; No. 8 Chicago spring 84: No 2 red winter G6Vfc for cash and October; 9614 for November. Corn - unsettled and generally loer, at GS for cash and October; 661366 for November. Oats dull and prices a shade lower, at 85 Y for cash; 35 for October; 33333l2 for November Rye-lower, at 58. Barley easier, at 82. Flax Seed steady, at $1.20ty2ftl,21. Pork higher, at S22 503 842.75 for cash and October; 819 303819 32 for November. Lard -active, firm and higher, at 811.753811.80 for casuand October; 811.271&- SI 1.80 for November Bu'k meats In fair de mand: shoulders lOVfe; short ribs 1414; short clear 15. Whiskey steady and unchanged, at $1,19. COTTON vT.LVEfo Weak, middling 1014c. .o mid dling 10c, good ordinary 9.0; net receipts 4.1ri6; gross 4,244: sales 934. strck 69,404: exports coatwl-if- 4.821; to tirat Rntln ; tj continent 2,939. u France 3 r;js. to chun uei . Norfolk - Weak tniid.' 10 5 10?; 'let receipt? 7.988: rt.8 7,988; to 'k 46.888. exports cohnt 7.447; iHiett 1,819; exports 10 (treat Britain ; 10 continent . Baltimore --Quiet middling lOtjc. low rrld-dli-ii 10c; eovju urdlnar, 9 7-16c net receipts 247; ?rosg 5'-6 a'.es tock 6.16 J e-spvrt!" coastwise 320 spinners 200: xirts- to Hrest Brtta'ii 2,408; to continent . BnsTON Ste.idy; middici lU(j5; 'Ow laiddan. 10'S"; sooQ ordinary 10o; net receipts 664; irv.a 1,794; sales stock 1,'J65 export to ttreal Britain ; to France . Wilmington-Quit t mi dlina ini?: low udd- dliru 9 1116c: tfiud ordb.'j 8 13 16c net i---lp. s 826; rose 826; sa!e ; slock 12,lr,6: e - ports ontwtse ; to Great Britain ; to continent . Philadelphia Dull; middling lllgi low n.i'Miint: i04c: rood oidinary 9:e r.i net 855; iross 3,363. s-.ies ; to-k 18,998; ox ports Ureal Britain 8$1; to continent . Savannah Very quiet middling 10c; low mid dling 94C; good ordinary 9L.c; net receipts 7.523; gross 7,523; sales 5,800; mock 94.7K4; exporis coastwise : to (iroat Britain ; to France ; to continent 6,950. Nsw Orleans Weaker; middling iOts'J. low midol.ng 10lte: er,-d ordinary 98". net facf-lpts 10,037; roBa 11.841: sal 4.50O. stock 116,450; eioorts tjo Great Britain 4.4J7: to France ; coastwise ; to continent 603: to chan nel . Mobile -Weak; caidd'lng 10c; :ow mWdlin, 10c; ijond ordinary 94"; net rece pts 3 619; r,'ss 3,619. sale 1,000 stock 15.263 exports const ; France ; to Great Britain 2.S90; to continent. . Memphis -Lower. mKdJni ICty-; low mid dling l bl)?; good ordinary 9Vc net incnuivg 3,80.i; gross 3,9 j5; shlynunts 1,728; sale 3 200; stocit 30,731. Augusta-Uuict; mtddiln dllilit 98 -.; (juod ordln:.rr -lllpriiiin : t;ie l.-ll!3 9c; low mld ; n vlpi.. 1,826; Charleston -Li nil, niiid.i 12 lOtie; 10 mid- net -t Ta-.pir.tQ i.'si; irons 4.I2 s:e8 ti..o;ts 3rt-.s;wiSf 2,126 to -; scoek 72,926; rea' Bri'.aln : cuuunent ; to ne! Frano . to chan- nKW Yoke steady; sales 782 bales; middling up.auds 10 il-16c: middling Orleans 107sc; con solidated net receipts 40 83: expoits to Great lu oiV 11 4'i0; 10 Frini;e 3 838 to continent 1 y ,io 1 . FUTURES. New York Net receipts 100: gross 2,972. Futures closed steady; sales 195.000 bales. 2ctober- 10 533.54 November 10.423 43 December 10.423.43 January 10F23.Fi3 February 10.ri33.64 tfareh 10743.75 April KI.8R3 86 May 10 963.00 June. 110H3.07 July U. 173.18 August September Tho Evening Post's Cotton Market Report says: Future deliveiles after a decline of 1 1 to 12 points became steady and commanded a slight advance, when, on the receipt of the last Liverpool tele grams, bujers took courage and paid 6 to 7 points above the lowest prices ot the day. FINANCIAL. NEW YORK. Kxcraiige. Governments- generally 1 h'gher New o's Four and a half per centa Four per tents, Money Stale bonds neglected. Sub-treasury balances Gold " " Currency... 4.81 1 1.014 1.13 1-1 V3 426 S9S241 4,230 New York-1 1 a. m The stock market opened Irregular, but as compared with yesterday's closing figures the changes were only fractional, except for St Paul preferred, which was 1 per cent high er. In early dealings (here was general decline of i8'i78 per cent, led by Wabash p.eferred, but the market subsequently became strong and at 11 o'elocs advanced lvSSg Per cent was recorded, in which New Yo;k, Chicago & St. Louis preferred, Canada Southern, Delaware, Lacnawana & West ern and Denver & Rio Grande were mo9t promi nent, while Manhattan Elevated fell off 1 per cent. Stocks-Somewhat irregular, but In the main strong: Alabama Class A, 2 to 5 Ala lama Class A, small Ala! lai.ui Class R. 5's.. Alabama Class C, 4's Chicago and Northwestern Chicago and Northwestern preferred, Erjo fcast Tennessee Illinois Central Lake Shore Louisville and Nashville Memphis and Charleston.... Nashville aud Chattanooga New York Central Pittsburg Richmond and Allegheny Richmond and Danville Rock Island , South Carolina Brown Consols', West Point Terminal . . Wabash, St. Louis ,i Pacific... Wabash. St. Louis & Pacific preferr'd western Union United States 3s, Bid tLast bid. tOff'd. Ex. fjiv. 81 81 tl.00 82 1.4rjl4 1 648 41 9 1.4sa8 1.1318 55U8 52 51 1.3314 tl.39 17 76 1.33 1.02 3fia& 3278 598 881.6 1.02V4 E Asked TOREIGN. COTTON. LivKKPooL NOON-Mcdeiate inquiry freely sup plied; middling uplands 6 7-1 6dd; middling Or leans 6 i 3-1 61; sales 10.000; speculation and expoits 1.000; receipts 10.900; American 5,000. Uplands low middling clause: October delivery 6 l6-64d38 14-64U36 12 6436 13-6436 14 64d Octoberand November 6 6-64dS6 4 61d36 6-64d; November and Dtcember 6 2-64d36 3-64d; De cember and January 6 2-64d3 6 3-04d; January and February 6 2-64d36 3 64d; F'ebruary and March 6 3-H4i3rt 4 64d; March and April 6 6-64d; April and Mav6 8 64d; May and June 6 I 0-64d36 ! 1-0 Id: Ju-e and July612-64d3 6l3 64d; July and August 0 15-U4d. Future steady. Liverpool - 4 30 p. m. Sales American cotton 8,2u0 bales. Uplands low middling clause: Octo ber delivery 6 13-64d36 12 64d; October and NrJ vember 6 5-64d; December and January 6 2 64d; May and June 6 10 64d. CITY COTTON MARKET. Office of The Observer, ! Charlotte, October 26, 1882. I The market yesterd y closed weak, at the follow ing quotations: Good Middling 98!; 3 97ft Middling 913 9 Strict low mldo :v- 543 Low middling 914 Tinges. 91& Receipts yesterday 424 bales. 1'lia.rloitc Prorinte Market. OCTOBER 26, 1882 BUYING PRICES. Corn, per bush'! 953 1 00 Meal, " 1 OOal.iO Wheat, " 85390 Beans, white, per bushel 1.26a2.50 Peas, Clay, per bnsh 60a65 Lady, " l.OOal.10 White, " 70a75 Flouk Family 2.50a2.75 Extra 2.00a2 25 Super 2.00 Oats, shelled . . 30a35 Dried Fuuit Apples, per Ho 4a5 Peaches, peeled 7a8 " Unpeeled.. 5a6 Blackberries 8a5 Potatoes Sweet, new : 45a50 Irish 50a75 North Carolina 30335 Eggs, per dozen 19a20 Poultry Chickens 25a30 Spring ... 12Lal 8 Ducks 20a25 Turkeys, per IB 8 Geese 2Ka30 Beef, per It)., net 8al0 Mutton, per Ex, net Pork, " " 8a9 SELLING PBICES WHOLESALE. Bulk Meats Clear rib sides 16al6 COT"F"EE Prime Bio 10al2i Good lOall SUGiR- White lOall Yellow 7a! Molasses Cuba 35a40 Sugar Syrup 35a50 Choice New Of leans.. 65a75 Common 40a45 Salt Liverpool fine l.TOal.25 coarse SSal.OO WHISKEY- Com, per gallon $l.75a2.00 Rye, " 82 00a3.00 Brandy Apple, per gallon $2.00a3.00 Peach, " $2.50 Wine, Scuppernong, per gallon. 81-50 ::z! D-JDU I to ySVVZperk'tice id curing diseases of tbe lilood. Skin and pTMt rirrrnun Kt-blHty, Impotenej, Organic WesbneH, Gonorrhoea, yplillltlc and Mercurial Affection specially treated on acientiSc principles, Vltb ufe and sure remedies. Call or write for List of Ques tion! to be answered by those desiripg treatment by miil. f Parson. 111 nVrinv from Rupture thonld tend their addrea,X and learn nomcthinff to tbeir advantage. It Is not a truss. Mfesam lli- BLTTS, 1 N. 8tn SC, St. Louis Bo, iiTABHsIlEO OVER THIRTY YEARS. HARRIS REMEDY tG0:,sSl OPrlOr.hW.'li FA3nLiVRrMEDY liou. .r,.,u., auJ Physical Debil in. l-r..a;ure Kxlmustioa and im ir in.u.v glooniy ecu sequences, ai.- qiiicUy and radically cured. Tbe Remedy is put up in lwxes. . 1 (lasting a month), (10.1 (enouh to effect a cure, unlr-ss in severe eases.) fa; No. 3 Oaiting three months). 1. Sent by mail in plain wrappers. Directions Tor Urine- arroopanj earn box. Pamphlet descri bing this disease and mode of cure teM scaled ou application. BENEFIT 11 Hv-,jab "Many Eappy Returns!" When is your BIRTH-DAY? Organized and Chartered (."n.ler the Laws id" the State "f Tennessee August 7th, 1832, $l,ZOO in Three Jloiitlt ! - Ver Day! BIRTH in ONE: DAY : MARRIAGE at ANY TIME I BIRTH-Dr TO-MORROW! Largest Benefits! Least Iv.pen-c! ijuitkc-t Returns! Ucst and Safest Investment! TEN Thousand The "Royal" (like this Baby) is always ON TIME. Male and Female Agents wanted in every Village, Town and City of the United State?, to work for our "ROYAL" Association, THREE THOUSAND DOLLARS IN GOLD PREMIUMS to our Agents. BIG PA. Y. SPOT CASH. LIGHT, EASY WORK. Active Agents are making One Hundred Dollars, Cash, per dav. No Capital required to begin business. etaf Write for Circulars. Full Particulars. Keferenoes Banks and business men of Nashville. Address V T. H. JONES, Sec'!. 52 N. Market Street, Nashville. Term. NICHOLSON & RULE, General Agents, OFFICE-NO. 3, BUFORD HOUSE. 200 Liye and Xnergatlc men Wanted to Canvass North Carolina, South Carolina and V Irginia. . MEMBERSHIP FIVE THOUSAND, oct 15 HEADQUARTERS FOR- ILaafliies9 ANOTHER AllKLVAL D-O-L-M-A-N-S, Im Jackets. Gi To be sold at very low prices, CALL A.ft SEE THEM AND BE CONVINCED THAT jadies,' Gents' and Childrens Underwear. ANOTHER LOT OF LADIES' CLOTK ALL SHADES. Sarah Bernhardt Kids, IN ALL THE 'Remember, we have the VELVETS, PLUSHES, SATINS and SILKS for Trim mings to be found in the State. Call and see us. Respectfully, oct22 WLiBczllunzovLS. f IE 1500148 USED IN THE Graded Schools OF CHARLOTTE, Are still furnished at the Introductory and Ex change Rates established by the publishers as heretofore published. All other School Books used in this section kept In stock and shipped in any quantities at Whole sale or Retail. An extensive and well selected stock of erery kind of paper from WBAPPING to PARCHMENT for office, school, general and printers' use kept In store and sold at reasonable rates. BLANK BOOKS, STATIONARY and FANCY GOODS IN GREAT VARIETY. Bibles, Hymn Books, Prayer Books and Miscel laneous Books are on our shelves. Books not on hand promptly ordered. Tiddy & Bro. sept28 STARTLING DISCOVERY! LOST MANHOOD RESTORED. A viatiin of yonthlul imprudence causing Prema ture Decay, Nervous Debility, Lost Manhood, etc., haTing tried in vain every known remedy, has dis covered a simple sell cure, which he will send FREE to his fellow-guflerers, address J. II. EEKVLS, 43 i:haLbLia tit.. KKTC. FOR SALE. A HOUSE and Let situated on comer of College and Sixth streets. Also, one Fine Black Mie. oct24 8t P. C. WILSON. ASSOCIATION. -Agents WANTED Wirapn OF LADIES' WRAPS, IX ranging from $2.50 to sriO.OO. NEW COLORS. most complete stock of SILK -BOSTON- METALLDRGICAL WORK 33 HAWKINS ST., BOSTON, MASS. Metallurgists, Assayers and Analytical Chemists (.OLD and SILVER ICEFINEItN, Practical Mill-Runs of Ores 100 lbs. and upwards REFRACTORY ORES TREATED. Surveys, Mine Examinations, Reports, Sketche and Maps made. Constructions of works and Supplies Furnished. MANAGERS OK The New England Smelting Works GOLD, SILVER, COPPER and LEAD ORE SHELTED ON RETURNS or PURCHASED COPPER MATTE AND BASE BULLION Treated on Reasonable Terms. THOMAS BINN3 Mitalluhoist. A. H. KIDNEY MunHG Enginkb. JOHN HOLLIDAY Pbof. Chkmist mar8 tf F. a MUNZLE i AGENT FOR. The Benncr & Eniel Brewery CoHipys (Of Philadelphia, Pa ,) Celebrated Lager Beer, In Kegs and Bottles. BOTTLED BEER A SPECIALTY. BU"Have Just received a small lot of BOTTLED ALE and PORTER, which I offer to the public at reasonable price. Address FRED C. 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