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s . ... 1- i I-. i t -i .' ! The News and OusEiiviia WEDNESDAY... .JULY 2, m FKKf. A. OLD8, OiTTKDlTOBt YteierOajr'e Wcatner. 1 8KJSAL OBSIBVATIOHS TillH AT THI BTATIOS hxbz. TKHPBBITUBK. RAUfFAtX. Maximum. Minimum- 1 1 jfe 70 I .12 D. 8. Iicpoisa, Observqy.- Tk VTMUttr Xe-y. Middle Atlantic States, partly cloudy weather and local rains, southwest to northwest winds; stationary temperature. South Atlantic States, partly cloudy weath er and local rains, southwest to northwest winds, stationary temperature except in the extreme southern portions, slight rise in temperature. j Observations. The mayor yesterday tried no cass of any .importance. j j Borne of the delayed mail J from the west arrived yesterday. j ' j The coming of the watermelon is an event awaited with eagerness. Wild goose ' plums, very fine and large, have made their appearance. The Republican State executive commit tee meets here on the 8th Last. ( " j People are all taking a rest after the po litical excitement of last week. f A thorough sanitary inspection of; the city should be made this week. Yesterday morning's bright skies Were as a gleam of hope to the farmers. j Another big iron bridge will be built, it is said, oyer the Roanoke at Weldon. j The work on the new concert hall at Peace institute goes on quite rapidly, jj Mr. W. N. Brockwell will read the de claration of independence on the fourth. There have recently been some interest ing additions to the geological museum. The collections of internal revenue in this district daring June were $27,30$. 73. Nothing has been heard recently about the street railway to the exposition grounds. There is considerable talk of holding the next "Teachers' Assembly" at Nag's Head. It is thought that Eaton Mills, colotec will be hanged at Halifax on the 11th nsu . The trial of the murder case next 4 will attract a large audience to the court house. ; Mr. Abel Gower, aged 87, died arj his house in Middle creek township Sunday night. - I 1 Yesterday the grand jury paid :a visit to the poorhouae and workhouse and inspect ed them. : j A neat little private office is being pre pared for the mayor. It adjoins! the large trial room. ; i The police made forty-eight arrests dur ing June. These were no serious offences committed. ' ; j Mr. Ai 8. Lee has gone to Henderson villewith a sick child, to give it the benefit of the mountain air. j As many as twenty marriage licenses were issued during June, the -white people taking only six of these. j Some dams in the country are! reputed broken by the floods. The damage to all bottom land is heavy. jj, Mr. H. M. Cowan, of the treasury; de p irtment, yesterday paid of! the employees at the insane asylum. j The fourth of July is once more a! big day, and a dozen or more place! will: ob serve it in handsome style. j ! The SUte fruit fair at Goldiboro next '; month promises to be the best ever held. It will be third in the series. j J Much of the small grain was: yesterday spread so as to dry. A considerable pro portion is Injured, it is said. j Williamson & Upchurcu have quite a collection of specimens of small grain and - grasses grown in this county, j j ' ' . I The drummers' licenses issued by the State treasury during June were twenty three in number, bringing in $2,300. The parade of the fire department .will be a oouble feature of the celebration of the fourth. It certainly was .last year, i Rev. J.. P. Barrett says the Christian church will be read v for oocupancy by the first of November; hardly before that time. Messrs. Edwards, Broughton & Co , and Richards; have obtained the privilege fo publishing the guide-book to the exposi tion. : , j Mr. J. J. Jordan, of Panther Branch, yesterday brought in and sold the first watermelons from this county. They iold at 40c. j We have been asked to suggest that the fireworks could be displayed to more ad vantage on Saunders hill than at the foot of Fayette vUle street. ; j The pretty proportions of the new bind ing at St. Mary's can now be readily aeen. The design, both exterior and interior, is very attractive and novel here. I This is the time of year when people! use trunks. Brockwell, known as the trunk repairer, has his headquarters on South Salisbury street near the postbfflce. It requires more time to complete the in terior httinga of the jail than was thought probable, so it will hardly be ready to re ceivekthe prisoners before next week. To-day the Congressional convention of the third district will be held at Burgaw, Pender county. Gov. Jarvis will be present, hwing left here yesterday for Burgaw.; . lion. JEdwin O. Reade has accepted an invitation to deliver the annual address be fore the bar association of western North Carolina, at Ashevilie the 9th of July.J Hook and Ladder company, No. 1 j will meet promptly at their truck room Friday evening, July 4th, at C o'clock p. m., itt full uniform. JJy order ol foreman Wm. 11. Ellis. I The inspection of the Raleigh Light In fantry at o o'clock Friday afternoon will be an interesting sight. The companyj will parade in the new State uniform. f Otey, the barber, is temporarily in the room next door to the Yarboro office. ( His elegant new shop in the extension of the hotel will spoa be ready lor occupancy! In many sections in the western part of the Stale typhoid fever is reported to be1 raging. At some points on Deep Iriver there is said to be considerable fever of a fatal character. i It appears probable that all near-by points will be well represented here Friday al the fourth of July celebration. The; pro grammes are being carefully distributed on the railroads. I Mr. J. J Ryals, representing the widely known nurseryman, J. Van Lindleyt Po luona II ill nurseries, Salem Junction, was here yesterday, and is taking orders for all kinds of fruit trees. He will be here some days. j Wake's exhibit of fruit at the exposition ought to be capitally displayed, ' in large jars, prepared in handsome Btyle. Now is the time to secure specimens of wheat, rye and oats. These ought to be numerous, so that samples may be given visitors!' It is indeed an amusing sight to witness a game of baseball between two Juvenile clubs. The masters and misses take a most critical interest in the game and reproduce all the shouts, yells and Other applause of their elders. The young ladies occupy positions of advantage on barn roofs, fences, etc, and applaud their champions, when a good bit is made, a ball neatly !iandled or a run scored. Some farmers were specially unlucky ast week. On Tuesday their cotton was washed up, Wednesday it was "reset," so o speak, Thursday it was washed up again, Priday it was "reset," and once again, on Saturday, it was washed pretty nearly away. Some farmers gave it up after the second attempt. Some of the most curious specimens of architecture in the city are to be fouud In the southwestern portion. The colored rple have exercised all their ingenuity, would appear, in constructing queer dwellings. j I Weeds are growing rapidly. Pools of water stand everywhere. It is a time when tjhe people should see that lime is liberally used in disinfecting thejr premises. There is need for caution now and it ought to be exercised. The attention of the city authorities as well as the public is called ta tihe matter. J The oldest inhabitant was yesterday it -ticrviowctl about the weather, and declare i that he had never seen such a summer, s 3 ljar as rain and cool weather together were concerned. He said the cool nights wtrB remarkable features. He Inclined to the opinion that there would be very little hot weather and that the autumn will be a Ion j One. One of the most beautiful places, and at the same time one of the least known, in all this section is Spring Hill, the property oi Mr. wunam Grimes, f rom it can had the best view of Raleigh. It is well Worth going all the way to see. The place is men and breezy, green grass is every, where, and the Jersey and Devon cattle are attractions. Von u r America-IQebawk, j Ihe first of a series of three games of baseball, the best two in three, to decide the Question of excellence, was played yeater 6 ay afternoon on the grounds of the.Young America club, between the Young America ind the Mohawk clubs, with the following score as the result : Young America SO, Mohawk 12 j i ' I i 'jrtte Basiball ITI&lch Between (be aro- lliua u4 swIIiImi Claka. i We have received two communications from the Carolina club relative to the game played at Wake Ferest. In one of them it Is stated that the statement made in th paper by Mr. White, the umpire, was su mittcd to Mr. Spalding, who thsreupo gave bis opinion tnat on the tacts, as state the run ought not to have been count We have declined to allow the basebi c jntroversy to go on further in our column; but uem it proper to state the above fac j Since writing the a'aove we learn thi Mr. White bas himself written to ft: Spalding, of Chicago, and that his letter been by that gentleman referred to a we! known Chicago sporting paper in whos Columns the answer will be published. i PtMteJ rice nte. j Bulletin No. 16, dated July 1st, 1884, says: Office hours 7:30 a. m. to 6:80 in. Sundays, from 2:00 to 3:80 p. m. money oraer omce a. to. to a d. m. Registered letter offlcf 8 a. m. to 4:80 p. nLi The following is the xhedule of the arrival and closing of mail : I f Northern through fast freight R & G. R.R. arrive 8:05 a. m. Norfolk (special)! fast freight R. & G. R. R. arrive 8:05 a m.. Close 6:30 p tn. Northern through and way regular mail R. St G. R. R. arrive 7:25 (. m., close 8:40 a. m. Fayetteville, Ham-, et, &c., regular mail R. & A. A. L. R. R. arrive 9:00 a. m., close 6.-80 p. m. Eastern knd Northern regular mail N. C. R. R. ar rive 2:20 p. m.. close 1:00 p. m. Western and Southern States regular mail N. C. It R. arrive 1:30 p. m., close 4:00 p. m. jl be Kofterpeaua Club. This well known and Dooular musical organization, whose performances have; given pleasure to sojnxny people, has oci cupied new quarters in the third, floor of pie Kline building at the northeast corner; of East Hargett and Fayetteville streets. The room is a very large one and will give Ihe members and their friends ample space. The proceeds of the concert to be given by the club Sept. 12 will be devoted to fitting up this room in proper style, with carpety Chairs, etc. The orchestra practices fre4 quently and is making special preparation! for the presentation Sept- 12, at the annjM versary concert, of an elaborate anl very pleasing programme. The Euterpean club Should be encouraged in all ways. Any persons desiring to become an honorary : member can procure tickets of such mem bership by presenting their names to any member of the club within the next thirty pie tee (rem Blerec 41. An esteemed correspondent writes us from the summer capital a follows : 'I have bee. a sojourner at the Atlantic hotel for several days and find it everything linai could oe aesireo. l can say with truth tne cuisine u equal to any hotel noi land far superior to any hotel in the Soul Jem States. There are about two hnndn ana ntiy guests in we nouse, representing 'several States. Mrs. Mullen represents: Maryland, Mrs. Colquitt and Mrs. Hillyer representing Georgia, and the beautiful: Miss McCreary well representing the Pal metto State. Among the prominent Noi Carolinians I see on the floor of the spaci-i ous ball room are Gov. Jarvis. Hon. Loi jC. Latham, Col. Faison, Col. John L. More-! jnead, Uol W nil ford, Mr. George Brown, jUiem. manly, Mr. James A. Bryan, xaDneyH ur. it. a. ttaywood, ur. Jamt iMcKee, Dr. Jones, Charlotte, Gen. Rot Ransom and Alderman Moring, of Raleigl ; aiost oi tnese gentlemen nave tneir lamuies jwith them and Raleigh is well represented; by Mrs. Dabney, Mrs. McKee, Mrs. Julius1 ;kewis, Mrs. Moring, Mrs. Faison, Mrs; Gatling, Mrs. B. F. Moore and Mrs. MiU ler, whilst New Berne is represented by the i ! venerable Mrs. Manly and Mrs. James Ai uryan. i nat excellent lady, sirs, uewej j represents Charlotte.'' a&eeqult Vsuaeples i On adjustable folding frames to fit bed or child's crib; frames, nets, cords, pi : leys or tassels lurmshed separately, pies delivered and put up in any part of city, to work easily and nicely, without ex tra cnarge; prices low down. Fred. vv atson, manufacturer oi window an&aes, picture frames, &c. Orders promptly at- : tended to. An opera glass the the acts. one taken bet we Ayer's Sarsapanlla operates radically : upon and through the blood, and is a safe, reliable, and absolute cure for the various ' diseases, complaints, and disorders, due 16 debility, or to any constitutional taint or infection. Off for the Summer flannels. i Otiy tux Bakbkb has removed from his old shop, No. 313 Fayetteville street, to So. 3174, next door above the -office of the Yarboro house. He desires a continuance .of the very liberal patronage of the public, in a iew weens ne will nave one oi the finest shops in the State, in the extension of the Yarboto. Good work, comfortable chairs.polite and prompt attendance, d 1-w. m " M Fob Iokd Tic a- Peoples' tastes differas ; to the kind. There is nothing better than i a mixture of Oolong and Fine Young Hy son, uie uiaca tea giving a nne coior. xou will find at E. J. Hardin's a full assortment of the choicest Teas, ranging from 50c to f l per pound. At 15c, to close consignment, lot choi old Southdmpton. Ya., sides 7 to 12 lbs. W. u. k A. u. Stronach. any cano- the Suporler fewrU Court nu'l vtaUnUy moruihtg wt 11 t'chH, bli utttt Jmljiti A. V, Avry pie aclcnli Male t a J,4m I'M,,, tMU lervg a4 fvtyui riftta i ja vpi-M, um iMhtPr 1 T. X a . i . TL I a a UulHi J(tiy. iti, tV.M! i'left'l UUi Jptffvf" ilwil riitiU.' httl; l-n a l MrV(Hl, i i : Htat v, Ktt t V, Aaiilli ami bat- teryi vvrdtct Wit Uultlv. State vs. T. M. rTuiifll, I). U. Warren aud Geo. Btoup; vtnlvt, rUirrtjll ulol guilty; Warreu ami Nton? guilty; judigmunt re- servuu. Slate vs. Harriet Alexander; b ander; aol pns. State vs. l'luiumcr Alexander-, assault, appeal; warrant granted. i Court took a recess until this morning at 9.30 o'clock. ! Aug-ola liar. I Dr. Chas. W. Dabncy has been in the great swamp known as "Angola" bay, and brings back most interesting accounts of its wonders. It is of great extent, there being in it, upon a rough computation, -40,-000 acres of land. The fertility is incon ceivably great. It is now being drained and divided into sections, each four miles square. It presents such a view to the ex plorer as does a tropical forest, i Indeed it is tropical in many of its characteristics. Enormous vines and creepers wrap the trees, small and large, in their, close em brace, and run riot, at the earth's surface and far above. The most beautiful and fragrant wild flowers are there itt luxuriant profusion and lnnmte variety oi color and odor. The blue jessamine is one of tha most fragrant of all. The progress of the great canal or ditch through the swamp is satisfactory and it will develop some of the best land to be fouad anywhere. A'Celcbrated, Picture. Cor. of the Tux News asd Obskhvxk. Nw Bxh-nb, 18841 In the year 1857, while on a visit to Chapel Hill, a picture of George III was shown me by a son of Governor Swain, tnat tallies wilB vne cescnption oi tne one I . ... . ... ... Kiven in your usats oi J une mu. i Lossing in his Field Book of the Revolu tion says in a noe on page 692, volume 2, that "Greene waq quartered at Salisbury in the house of Elizabeth Steele, a patriot rl purest mould, j While he was at the table, she brought him two bag lull of specie, the earnings of jears of toil, and presented them to him, saying, take them, for you will want them, and I can do with out them. Greene was grateful, and before he left her house he wrote upon the back of a portrait of the King hanging in the room 'O, George, hide thy face and mourn,' and then hung it up with the face to the walL That portrait, with .the writ ing, is in the present possession of the Hon. Uavld 1 swain, oi vnapei xxiu. u. Our correspondent is right u is the same picture and Gen. Greene doubtless wrote the words i'Hl upon its back. We have heard the above circumstance, with this addi tion the picture was in the bed-room occupied by Geni Greene. A Card. rCor. of Tax News aho Ob&sbvxb. Ruthibford Collxqb, June 28. I e response to the letters of many fhendd, it is but just that 1 gtre my rea sons for withholding from the late conven tion in Raleigh the Dame of Dr. R. L. Abernethy as a candidate for superintend ent of publio instruotion. I beg t) assure those friends that it was from do doubt of their support or fear of his failing to ob tain the nomination. Burke presented two candidates, Col. Tate tor treasurer, and Dr. Abernetby for supsrintendent. The entire Burke delegation, with the ex ception of myself, were from CoL Tate's immediate hom. and ncoessarily under his influence. Bo when it soon became evident that Burke would be allowed only one of her candidates, in accordance with what I knew to be the wilt of Dr. Aber nethy I withdrew his name in favor of CoL Tate. In jehalf of Dr. Abernethy, I desire to thaak those friends who in sisted on his nomination aad the members of the press fr their kiad words, and aa sure them that id his choseo vocation he will always be fpund laboring for the good of North Care He a. Will. E. Abminxthy. In no other medicinal preparation have the results of the most intelligent study I. and scientific inquiry been so steadily and progressively utilized as in Ayer's Uarsapa rUla. It heads the list as a truly bcientific preparation for all blood diseases. Black stockings are again the fashion. InataaUy Helieve4 Mrs. Ann Lacour, of New Orleans, La., writes : "I have a son who has been sick for two years ; he has bee a attended by our leading physicians, but all to no pur- purpose. This morning he had his usual spell of coughing, and was so greatly prosV imminent. We had in the house a bottle of Dk. Yin. Hall' Balsam fob ths LiJN'as. purchased by my husband, who noticed your advertisement yesterday. We admin- uttereu li, auu ue waa iiuiauujr iguctcu. Black silk is seldom seen on the street. Another Poor Han struck sr Fortune- The manuwho has a prize in a Lot ery is regarded as the happiest of mortals. At the last drawing of 'Jhe Louisiana Bt4 Lottery two Memphis men drew f 15.000 each. Mr. B. J. Dorsey, a foreman upon the levees along the Mississippi, has been living in hnmble circumstances at S3 Jaokson tot. An Avalanche reporter re porter repaired to the corner ol Jackson street, and inquired Where horsey lived. C "xou mean the ma a thai drew tne lottery prize T" 1 A. "Yea." He's moved away. He used to live in that litis home over there, but he's goln' to I live in a fine house in Ft. Pickering now." Memphis (Tenn,) Avalanche, June 4. Pony asd Phastos fob Salb. A well broke Banker Pony, dark bay, black mane and tau. Phaeton is as good as new. Apply to W. C. & A. B. Stbosach. Ocr Extra Wafer, guaranteed equal to any 20c crackers in the markef,only lfc lb. At W. C. & A. B. Stronach's. Fisb Hams. -Ferris' Pisr Hams; a lot lust in; no Hams equal to them. Ferris smoked beef, breakfast strips, &c E. J. Habddt. Fob Fbbblb Polk. Blackberry Brandy, fenuine juice, for medicinal use. Dublin orter (Brown Stout), pure Sherry,' Claret . . . . . . i . t rt ana ouier wines, "uuaweiscr uager oeer, the best of, all beers. K J. Habdut. HavemevePa standard granulated sugar. best and purest, cheaper than ever. Twenty barrels at W. c.:s A. n. ptronaca s. EPILEPSY, FITS. FALLING FITS. THI8IS NO HUMBUG. TOR IMFUBMATIOH f&SK Ot CHARGE, WRITE TO ! . 1m u. h;u UKL.it is, turaero, vmmm. UlakM A J CeeUa Drink. Into half a tumbler of ice water put a U xiouful of Add Phosphate; add a little sugar to the tasty. NKW A D V KKTiS KM KM. T tho needs of fae tcuriat, cuinmercia traveler and new settler JHoatetter's stom ach Bittera ia d culiarlv adapted since it strengthens the oige-tive organs, and braces the physical energies .to m health ful influence. It removes and prevents malarial fever, constipation dyspepsia, healthful. y stimulates the kidneys and bladcer, and ennchea aa well u purifies the blood. .When overcome by fatigue, whe.her men'al or . phtaical, ttie weary and debilitateC find lit a reliable source of renewed stiength and co lort. Forsa'e b al Lru gists and uea'.ers generally. FOR SALE. S ILK OF VALUABLE PBOPJSRlY, Coder and by vir.ue ot a decree of the Superior court of the county of Wake made at its February term, 1864, in the of rH a.t lrn nf U rtr A M r.i"oK Aflii hv hftf 'IV.VS. V . w vww. f guardian. J. 8. Wynne, against W. H iVhitukai A'hitaker and others, we will on the 1st dy of September, 1881, being the fit at Monday thereof, aeil at publio auotio.i to the highest bidder for own, at the court house Joor of the oounty of Wake, a cer tain mill site, known as the old Powder Mill, situate! on Orabtree creek about three miles from the city ot Kaleigh. and the land used in connection with and as part of said mill site, a nistlng of about twenty-mree acres, me property anove deacrioed being a'l that land conveyed to Willis H.Whitaker and Joel D. W hi taker by Augustus D. Ward, of the city of New York, by deed dated the 3d day of August, 1873, rt corded in -the offioe of the reg ister of deeds fo Wake county, in book 86, at page 412. Alsd one set four-foot Esopus mitl-atonea, one set foalfoot French buhx miu-stonM sp.ntdiee, ins:, mill suit, rais ing mctine, ne crane, shafling.pulleys, connectio s and belts aad other machin ery now tituated on sail land. Th said land aad machinery is more aocurately de eeribed in a deed made by Joel D. Whita Xer and W. H. Whitaaer to Saint Augus tine Normal School and Collegiate In ti tute, recorded in the offiae ot the Kegister of Deeds Nr Wake oounty in book 40, at page 470; In a deed made by W. H. WDitaker, Joel D. Wbitaker and his wife Helen L.. Whiuker, to W. K. Davis, re corded in aaidomoe In book 47, at page 694 and in two other dveiu made by W. H. Wbitaker to B. P. William. son and W. G. Upchurch, recorded in said office in Book 67, at page 577, and In Hook 73 at page 77. 8 V. MORDECAI SPIER WHIT A ttKR, j , Commission ra. 1 Jne 3, 1884-eodtd. WE WILL OFFER FOR SALE AT Publio Auction on Thursday, August 7, 18S4, some very valuable lota. These lots are situated m tns proaperons and grcw ingtown of Mu Airy, the terminus of the C. F. fc Y. V. R. K., now In process of construction with prospects of completion within eighteen months, une-naif or tne iota to be sold are located on Main ana Franklin streets, tha most eligible portion of the town ior business houses. The re main g lots are suitably situated; for pri vate residences. On the same day that valuable property, situated four miles from town, known as the Mount Airy White Sulphur Springs, will be onarea lor sale at public auction This property bas been much improved ioio my iiuuiw uv.i.u by its owner, Mr. Kafus Roberts, aad un Kama Koberta and nn- der Jus management has become a popu lar resort. In view of the erlv comple tion of the O. F. A Y. V. R. R. to Mount Airy, this property is very uesiraole. Persons desiricg to purchnee property in this section of the Stata, which for health, climate, fertility of soli and beauty t scenery is unsurpassed, should attend these Hale. J. Fr A W. A. MOORE. For any information in regard to the Mount airy White Sulphur Hprrngs prop erty, advertised above, add seas EOFtlH ROBERTA, Mount Airy, N. r. may 29 d2m. JHO.CaBUILDlNQ LOTS. I offer for sale upon e sy terms some ot the MO-T JCLIQIBLB BUILDING L'JiS in the city of Raleigh, in the northwestern part of the city, on what is known as the Saunders' property. For particulars apply to JVtiSi W. H1W8UALE, Attoroney for Bradley T. Johnson, Trus tee; office ov r Cit sen's National Bank. fun 27 d2w GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES AT R. E I FOR THIRTY -DAYS. Black Lace Wool Bunting at 10 cents. Fancy French Wool Lace Bunting at 81 cents. - i Fancy Gingham at 61 cts. All Wool French Hunting 1 y aid wide at 15 ceats. ' Roll Bnnticm at 6 cents. Ooed yard wide : Bleached Sheeting at 71 oents. Best yard wide Bleached Sheeting at 10 oents. T A beautiful and full assortment of White Goods. India Linon. India La a ns, unon D'Inde, plain, striped aid plaid Lawne and Mainsooks, with a splendid variety of Edgings and Trimmings are now offer ed at 25 per cent below their value. j A great bargain In bleached and un bleached 10-4 sheeting, also in Towels, Napkins and White and Colored Table Damasks. ( Taylor's genuine Mackinaw straw hate at cost. ! 100 pairs children's kid slippers at 85, reduced from 85 cents. ; Lace cur taias and curtain net at right I prices. : Mosquito net in white, blue and pink. One caae cottonade for men and boys wear at 10, worth 15 cents. i Calicos at 5 cents oer yard. Ladies traveling dusters at 1.23, worth 13.60. : I have now diaorent patterns Including the Nursing, of the calibrated Loos: Clasp Corsets. How is lbs lime for low prices. Call at R. E. PETTY'S, iU Fayetteville street, ; HAJLaUWU, XM.U HUntr'i Acid Pkeaph-ta I PETTY'S Marlaet RoporNNoou Ju,Jf L Money firmer at ?f'liA.,7,' lonK 4 8Z; abort 4.8dia4.84. Uovernmentadull. Bute Donda steady. .Cotton steady; aalea 3.693 bales; uplands U; Orleans Hi. Futures qnlet; June 10.84; October io.&j; November. f.,u" UQJl vvneai lilio lower. Corn Lalic lower. Pork dull it sir 9s t.-.h weakenftt $7 S5. HuiriLn tnrrr.n'r. n )r'uEoil "tdy at tl.i2Ja ,271. Freights Baxtimori, July L Flour s'eady acd dull; Howard street and western Su-'5d3'37; xtr W60a4.25; lamily S4.o0ao.5; c ty mills anper 3.00aS 60. extra 370aL25; Elo brands 5.62a6.75 Paupeco lan ily 6.26; Patepsco superla tive paent 6,76. Wheat ecu thern easier: family active; western lower and fairly active; south am red, l.00aL04; do. am ber Ll.0r; No. 1 Maryland fl.lMi It?k.S!: wetern winter red. Spot WaiKi Corn southern nominally steady; western low w, closing dull; southern white 68; yell dw 63. Liverpool, July 112 m. Cotton quiet and ate: wl; uplands 61; Orleans 61; le 10,000 biles; bpeoolatlon and exoort l,O0; receipt i 6,000, American 1,200. Fu lure opened with an apparently quieter reeling, but luw became firmer, owing tenders; upli nds, low middling clause, Ju.y and At gust 6 12-64a6 13-64a6 15 64; auguai, ana tettptemoer 0 16 646 15-6ia b lb 4ao 17 -ma; September and October b if 64ab 13 tt4a6 14 640 15 64: October and Novembr6 2 64a6 3 61; Movember and December 6 63-64; J'ecimoer and January 5 to 64; Septetuber 6 !8-64a6 17 64a6 18 64a ei b4. Tenders 12,200 new docket: l.io. old docket. Breadstuff steady wl h fair uoioaoa. rora prime meaa 71s 6d. Lard i rime western 374 91, Cheese-fine American .vA. 4 p m. Cotton uplands, low middling clause, July 4 61 64, sellers; Juiy and Au gust 6 16 64, sellers ; August and tfeptem 6 . 6 64, tellers; September and October b 16 64, ael bi a; October and November 6 4-64, bay era; November and December 6 buyers; December and January 6 sell ers; September 6 2) 64, sellers. Futures closed arm JVXa.x-1x.ot Hoxaox-T-ilxriclxt. lw Yobx, July 1. Exchange 4.811; Money 4a4J Bub-treasury balance ?0 d f 110.S8JJ currency $10,023. Govern uieuta strong; 4 pr cenia list; 8 per cents 100 bid! State bonds quiet; Georgia 6's 100 bid; abbagia 7's, mortgage. 100 b.d; North Car)lin's 28 bid; North Carolina's new 17 bid; North Car. Una's funding 9, feneasee's 6'a 40; Virginia 6' a 37 bid; Virginia consols 4J bid; aai Tennessee railroad 32; I Lake Shore 7Sk; Louisville A Nashville 25; Norfolk A Western pre ferred 244; Richmond A Alleghany , 2; Kicnmond a uanvilie34 bid; Kichmond A West Point Terminal ill: Bock Island 10 ; ot. Paul 62; bt. Paul pieterred 100i; 'lexas Pacific 8 Unioa Pacific 311; Wester a Union 68. cotton net receipts 4 tales; groaa 3,746 bales. uturea eloeed firm: sales 83,- 000 bales: July ll.03all.04; August 11.19; September Hi. 0jail.t6; October lu.75; Mo vember aad December le.60at0.61: Jan uary 10.6910.70; February .'li.8Jal0.83 Mareu 10.9ZalO.84; April ll.03allX)4. Cotton firmer; sales 1,600 bale, uplands 11; Orleans Hi; consolidated net receipts 2,041; exports to Glial Britain ; to the on tine ut i touihern flour steady; oommon to taix extra $3.60a4.tW; good to choice do 4.o6a 6.25. WheatUepot declined la2ic. bnt oloaed with seme recovery; un graded White 91; No. 2 red 94a95; J-ily U3i.9. Cora soot ia3u tower, closing reavy; ungraaed ouat o. Z,e4a5 ;Juiy 65ia55i. Uata iajc lower, clo log with the .decline recovered. Hope steady and unchanged. Oolfee epat, fair Rio steady at 10. No 7 10, spot, 98.26: August 18 35. Lriugar firm; oeutrifugal 61; musovd it; moiaase sugar 4 6-lUalh Uenaarara centrifugal ; ungiian islands 44 Bt Do mlaga4a5Jj fair to good refining 4 13-16 4 ia io; wnite extra c 6iad; yeuow 4iadi; off A 61. mould A 61; standard A 61, oon- ftctloner A eat loaf and crushed 1 71a7t; powdered 8a81 granulated 61; Cuba 4 V I6a4l; Brazil 4t; c &ia&; extra U 6iao; cubes 7i;P0rtoKleo 41; Ti lnidad 11 1-16. Molaasea quiet; refialng 15ial6: New Or leans 30a56. Rice steady; domestic 64a7; Kangoon 816. Cotton seed oil 32 for crude; S6aS61 for refined. Boain firm at 1.921al.97i. 8plriU torpenttne steady at 90. llloes Steady; Hew' Orleans VtaSi; T.T.. aslaAtM Iftotl WAI ilnll. ilnmia t o fleece 432i45; Texas 14a24. Pork dull and weak; eld mesa, f 15.50; middies dull; leug clear " i. Ju-rd opened 6a "c lower, reacted 710 points bui olosed firm: wes tern steam spot 7.50a7.fc6; July J7.30a7.45. r reigbta nrmer; cotton per atem 11 41; wneat siasti Chicago, Wbeat uos ul? 1. Flour dull and easier. tied and opened Tsry weak at iala lo er and closed It alio ander . . ( , uly B2ia821; No. 2, Chicago I Tf - corn uneetuea; openea isle lower a d closed islo under yestsr- day; cash 5 i -551: July 661. Oats near detiveries eS;j others steady; caan iAi -i9t; August ilazcl. fork somewnat un nettled; eu nominal at I16.00al7 t0. July .8 2519.50 early iu Ui 7.10a7.16; Laru declined lualfi poinu day and closed steady; cash uly 17.05 J. 15. Bulk meats in lair dem 17.40; short ud. ahfUlders S5.7&: short rib learls 00.: Whistty unobanged at 11.1a. bo; ar unchanged standaid Aol; graaUiaied P S3 8 S S 2 S i 2 2 9- CT w rf-s- a 5 . Cettu lieccipu. July i.-4'i he : following are the net reoeipu of I cotton at the porta, eto. i Oraiveaton, Q bales; Mbrfo.k, 2 Bale; Wil mington, i bales; Savannah, 8 bales; New urieana. 66 bales : .Mobil. 2 bales: Mem. phis, 46 baleS; Augusta, 8 bales; Chstleston, o uaiea. UK Aarael. Nosfolk J July 1. Cotton lower to sell at 11 ceuu 4net receipts 2 bales. it in ) mr ton c-ettea XarkPt 'Vilmio foil,-July 1. Cotton dull Hi cents' net receipts' bales. at vtllmiagtoK Naval, Stores Market. WU.H1M0TOH. JUlV 1 Spirit i tur. psntine firm at 27. Rosin irm: atratnAfl 7lo. and cod strained 1.02i. Tar firm at ti.di. crude turpentuie steady at sl.00 ior nam, sueo ror yeuow dip and vfrtrtn. ITY COTTON BAB-BT. baj. axsa. i uiv 1. IBM B p M. .OmClAIXT UFOBTXD BY tOM OOTTON IX" OHAHGB.1 jooaaaoran daily. 11 lit 11 Id 10i 104 H Strict A(iddUng..M., iitddllna t lMnltltMHMt icriet Low Middliar. Low Middling eeeeee aeet s&iaauna nuuna Striot Good Ordinary. uow saiaaiinK stains. Qoo4 Ordinary Btaluai Market dull. Reoalw bale. TP THE PUBUGv y Resolutions .and Opinions that were adopted, in a business point of view, by all ike Conventions held, in Jialexghl RESOLVED; Berwanger ABB ARE 1. THE LEADING CLOTHIERS i THAT 2 rpAT TOEIH STOCK IS COMPLETE IN ALL ITS DEPARTMENTS. 3rpHAT they carry a larger end superior line of Clothing and Gent's Furnish - JL ings than any other House In the city. r ' JHAT they sell Honest Goods, at Honest Prices. THAT they always have the best Novel; ies and latest Designs. v rEIAT they sell the Best Unlaundrled White Shirt at ono dollar. 7 rPU AT their "Tens.-"i9 the greatest Novelty aad best fitting Scarf ever i I X sold in this city. i , f 8TUAT they carry the lx;st and cheapest line of Gent's Underwear, of For- ' . A etgn and Domestic Fabrics, in India t Gauze, Merino, Plain and Fancv " Balbnggan and Lisle Lace. 1 1 A. i i-iiAi tuey will sell all their ren's Spring and Summer Clothing, (includ ng Straw HaU) at Northern cost. We faithfully pronbue. t stund by th4 above resolutions first, last, and all the time and will assure the vuhlic (hit toe are already makima utmm-m. iM the best and mst Ele$Mt selected Fall nd be a credit to our city and State at large. .; VKRY RESPECTFULLY, j BERWANGER BR08., We are cloning out the ba anoe of on Summer Stock. DRESS GOODS: OUa BLACK and COLORED SIL K OUB BLACK AND COLORED feURAHS. OUR LINKS OF White Goods., Laces and Embroideries are kept up and ow prices tbcm. are made on We are aelliiisr at uroi v redooeA Dries complete line-' kf Table Linens, Table Cloths, Katkinjt, ofliei. An., Linen Shttnga. Pill w Linens. Towels, Towel ings. Crashes, e. : WA B DEE SOCODS. FRENCH LAWNS, LIKEN LI WNS, Ac W. H. AE.8 TUOKBR A CO- j mnh oi Iks Ml EDWARD J HARDIN. A fine lot of Ferris' Smokad Tongu Ferris' UJoa, Smoked Baet for BroiUntr and Chipping and Fine Meats generally. . IN THE MATTER OF PRICE 1TE CANNOT BE UNDERSOLD IN THESE OR ANY OTHER GOODS. Staple Canned Goods. Asparagu. Tomatoes, Corn, Suoctash, enoioeat qua.uy. ultra aad loma- vo lor soups, large 81b cans 15c CANNED FRUITS. Pears, Peaches. Oherriest Ao, e uoiaen uate tr aeung company . iBorow-t, iieggeu-a ana otuer leading brands. Close figures by the Dozen or Case. PICK. LJCS 1CI UUMOKHir MEASURK A VSJB BfSJSUAeBA akUOUUUU an UOWU USj Sherwood's "English" Brand Pickles in quart and pint jars a full assort m ant of all the styles Oherkina. Chow Chow, Mixed Piekles Ao. KVERY JAB GUARANTEED EQUAL - 'IV tSUAtlK. VKlili1 AND CHEAPER. Large English Quarts 60 eta. pints SO eta. i special prices oy tne doxen. noBles by measure 60 oca u fl-OO per gmL i OLIVES- Packer, by Gordon A Dil worth, Extra Choice Queens, halfal -ion Jars, quarts and pints. . SPECIAL LOT OF CHOICEST Young, Hyson and Oolong Teas, t Fresh Roasted Coffees. ROEDERKR'S CARTE BLANCHE CHAMPAGNE pints and quarts, just ia store. rST'All Roods promptly delivered aad fully gnarantaed in quality and prioe. .1 JS. J. HARUIN. I C. BJPORTS -AID Uf S WiBR I will give i.00 a vol tot 1 and t Mnr phy Reports; 8 and 4 Dev. and Bat. Law Reporta, (2 in 1) 8 and 4 Dev. Law Report 1, 2 and 8 Iredall; Law Rep-trta, 1 and 6 Iredell Rq. 69 75, 80, 81, 8i and 83, N.iQ. Reports. I w 11 srlve S3 00 a rolame for 6. 70, 71. 74, 78 and 74. N. C heports, , 4, 6, 11 Ired. Law, 8 Ired. Eq 2; Dev. Law; 8 Murphy, 1 and 4 Qawkea' N. C. Reporta, I will give 60o a volum for Laws of H. O. 1806,n8J6, 1810, 181L 1812, 1813, 1817. 1818. 1819, 1820, 1821, 1838, 1823. 184, 1815, i&i7-S 1852, Publio and Hriva e. .X Private La vs 1S71-2. Martin's Collection ot Jfingilsn statatee, Jfew Berne. 1792: atsrun e uoueouon-rnvate Aeta. Berne, 1794, Davis' Bevlsal, New & 1778. Address C. O. BOX 175. jun zjtutinie. eb . aB- av a i a mmmss arn r f Brothers ' - r i AND TAILORS OF RALEIGH. Stock of Men's, Youths', Boys' and Child- Winter Stocks ever exhibited, such as yoill : , ' ' ' LEADING CLOTHIERS AND TATL0E3, i ; i j ! Oppposite U. P. Post OSes NEITHER N )R : Cleaveland BUT . THK HANDSOMEST AND BEST EQUIPPED GROCERY STORE ! IN TIIE SOUTH. LARGEST STOCK! AND V it -i Greatest Variety OF .i:V Staple and Fancy Groceries in the City.' W. C. & A. B. STRONACH, W Oi.lt aLC AWU RBTAIU GROCERS AND Coffee Roasters: Mo. 219 FAlRTTCViLLE STREICT, (Next door to Afetropelllao Hall) r . BA LEIGH, .N.O vSP! ' r Also . ' X-'XMi ELEGANT BODA AND MINERAL! WATER APPARATUS i Ice Coldl Bods Wa'er with Pore Fruit ; Byrnps made from Iresh fruit. DEkP ROCK A JVrCHY WATER.; Pines1, line Import' d and Cey Wt FINK CHBWING AND TOB ACt OS. SMOKING Imports 1 all Havana Cigars 10 eenta. Jine Key west tngaraaceaia. n Celebratd fpanUh Cneroota, for. 25 oonts. I ! . Black well's and Dake of Durham amok inacTobaoeo. . i Dake of Darham Clraretts at saan'a- rsctnrers prices to )obbinc trade, f rVtfTM Mill. I nlTM Knutur end mtnnrm mmit (4 fit Mill run h hnrtAm tmwerOtto Gaa Knelae. i niw w ui ht auu wiwawa uj Mm State OonvenUon are cordially invited to( eaiu conn ISSUONEU alb.; - In porauanea of a decree of the Superior! Court of Wake County, in the ease o James Nugent and John Pevereuz. Trus J tee, vs i . W. carpenter, Slla U. Carpen ter and, Baroea Creaakaw. I will aeU all publio auouon on July 7, 1884, at 12 o'elocW toon, at the Court Hon d.w In BalelghJ a. v , m osrutia trans or land Id the County, of w ake.oom.veoolng at a poplar tree on a drain, being tin north west corner of tW landa of J M, Uwek, rnanlng thence; south wardly along the Une ot the leads oi aia j. aa. Meek 810 chains to a post oak thenoe northwardly 8 25 ohaina to th. northeast oomer of Jan a Telflr'a lan I and thence east e-a.dly 12.88 eoaias tf the Uvginnine eontaln.ng 91 acres more oi Sea, being the at me as was oonveyed bi J hn Hlnman and wife to G. W. CUrpsn ter bv deed of April 1 9. 1870. - i - TerdiB of sale cashposvssioo gtveq immediately, i JQ&a W. AtlMSDA-JR iu sS-dtdoe.! . oamissionefl - if t DURING 3VLT AND ATT for twe Ladle in a private Jam! cmartniwlant. lUfimmuL 4s 1 BOX 90. Baya noisD "S-RDffnai roe, i n, I -K t -A : A lSl-aaa T AH Btktee viUe. H. Cx r. 3- 91 ' 6 V- i '! 1 . i. : ' s l . ir ' 4 v wm
The News & Observer (Raleigh, N.C.)
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