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DAILY ENQUIRER - St/N: OOXUMBtJS, GEORGIA, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1874. ®itjj flatters. Mm 3M hh Btatipu M bate—18 bra «. a a, i«ob, v. so. a a, ss fcyrtrat.STflby wngono,MbyN. *B. H.B, II br w. B. a Shipment* 878bal**-323 br a w. a a, w br w.a. b., sc (or ifeylaatyaataalatwaralOlbaitt; 11,180 | nklpm.at* 80S. Tho w.rt'a oparatiooa, with tbo tobnUr npartaa( Uwptol, tbo port. tod tato- riot town*, majr bo foood In oor oommar- Tark. Owing tbo eottoc wook oadiog loot ■igbt, tho W«t*n a a o4 Alabama brought to Colombo* oa ronto (or Bavaa- Mb and Mow York, 1,680 baloo ootton— 0 fiom Mobil*, 888 fram Mootgoarary, 671 from Bairn*, 380 (row Opoliko, Wool Fatal aad otbor atatioaa, 100 from Tioko- barg, 0 from Mow Orlooaa. Tho total tbroagb moTomont by tbio roato, aiasa September lot, ia 86,700 baloo 1,061 froa Mobilo, 7,381 from Moetgomoir, 0,008 (ram Bolaa, 8,811 from Wool Foint, Opelika,**, 8,497 (ram Tiokobnrg, 0 froa Now Orloaaa. Daring aaao tiao tho Mobilo oad Oi- ror^ Hail road boo brought op 8,118 thaagh baba agolaot 1,889. Maoiool Oifto—Oliver Ditooa * Co., Boa Took. Ohoap Faraltara—T. T. Kdmoada. Maaoaio—Hop# Oounoil aooto to-night Ooorgio Homo Btookholdon' Mooting— B. B. Mordoeh, Boo rotary. Building and Loan Htock for Bala J. Droaod Poultry—D. Ararat!. Droaod Foal try aad AarartodOrooarioo —G. W. Brawn. flood Things for tho Million—Boo A. L. Harrison's Bill of Faro, lira Tarkayo—At Orson MoArthw's. Oottage Chain at 90 oents; Cottage Bedsteads st $4, at It Kdkumds’ Funarruap Srona. Court art at 9 a. a., fudge Pen pre siding. W. H. Cunningham aad Fgak flan- aal Wars oworu la as joruM, fat plaes of W. E. Bandoford aftd Oad. F. Walla, dir. charged on Thursday, aad Mr. B. D. Osasy was appointed baMf. Tbs ooaaoo law docket was rammed, id judgments taboo bp default ia a number of eases, after whioh the orfmt aal docket was taken up, and tho fol lowing easa wart flailsd abd dtapesod of i Btata is. Ada Pryor aad Lirooia Pryor aad norm other oesee—ohargsd with' stealing wood froa Mr. J. 0. Cook—Jury found a rerdiot of not guilty In State re. Mitchell Mobono battery—rsrdiet not guilty State to. Morris Bates—lareony from the boose—discharged from custody, the prosecutor failing to appear Court adjourned until the usual hour this morning. 8,000 pounds Onaad Turkeys today, and 600 to arrive for Christmas. deol9-SI[ea tuAwe] w D. Aybbitt. MMMMM WHM, Oysters, Turkeys, Chickens, Eggs, Minos Meat, Currants, Oitram, Prunes, Kalsias, Pickles in jars aad by the gallon, Btufed Feppsr Picklas, Apples by the bbl. aad at retail, Bpioss of all kiads, by It O. W. BaowK. Poagse Silks at ST seats—worm Sin. FopUa Alpafla aad Later at *ss—worth fa. Bass aad Blagoaal Hargsa at ISs., •• STK. kapress uioika, all Skoda., Sts., IA Full Use orglssk Alpoos at lowest prises, dsetsst J. KYLE a co. ruh oust Oysters. Large arrivals cams by the boat of yes terday. One Arm got seme 1800 pounds, whioh were sold soon after the bout oams ia. Ceitsuohsss Bliutrsi rreuys. This oompuay, of whioh Mflairs. Bosh aad Thao. Lippe era managers, aspects to leave Columbus on a starring tour in about thru# weeks. The troupe evlnoea talent of a superior order, aad thara's no doabt but that they will soeoeed. Lessee •/ a JTssm Osatpeuw, We notloe trom^smiflgHBes that tbs loams by tha late UMB Barulia, on the line of the Georgia Hill road, to insurance companies wen for #8,000 to the Under writers ef New York, end the Georgia Homs, of this oity. Those who owe us anything will please call aad mills. dealt Paaooau A Swot. The latest novelties in Neokweer at the Baltimore Clothing House. tf New Prints every weak; Grosgrslu Ribbons, all widths, 88 oents par yard; Pram floods at raduoed prioea; head quarters for Block Bilks, Blsok Alpacas, 16-4 Sheetings, Pillow Case Cottons, Towels, Napkins and Tabla Linen, at Blabohabd'b, BOT89 tf 193 Broad St. One ./ Owr Own. From a late Petersburg paper wa learn that at a lata railroad oonfaranoe at Waidon, N. O., B. A. Bacon, Esq., Super. Intoadent of the Petersburg A Weldon Hsilroed, aad Col. A. Shaw, Superintend ent Richmond A Petersburg Railroad, wars praaent. The former waa lately agent of the Western Bailroed of Ala bama at Columbus, and tha latter assist ant superintendent of the South A North road of Alabama. Feotory Jeans, Checks, Sheetings, Os- naburga, Ac., together with a full stook of Substantial Goods In all Unas of Dry floods, may be found at prioea to suit tha times. Gallon duel! Peaoook A Swot. The fiMii Imported aad Kay West Cigars at Boh* lark, No. 84 Broad Street. ootll-tf JNssr jrswa. Tha Bandy Moon, from Apalacbioola, arrived jeslerdsy with S3 bales of cotton, «• band of syrup, 485 boxes of oranges, 181 barrels of oysters and nine barrels of aaad. She lesvas this morning at 11 a. m. for Balnbridge and Apalachicola. Tbs Wylly la expected up today or to morrow with a heavy load of cotton. Riv er in good boating order. MILL OF TAMM Mg A. L. jrarrissn, 4|M, ml On Taaadaflaat D. P. EUia wild oa the plantation of the lata Jaoob A. Clemons, near Butna Vista, Marlon salty, Iks perishable property of said estate, as fol lows : Several baud red bushels of corn at BlWl.lO per bushel; fodder at #1.90 par hundred; oottoneeed l«o. par buahal; Aftasu or twsnty plea toil oa mules at from #40 to #180; twenty-Ava head of cattle at from #8 to #95 par head; plantation implements, household aad kitchen fur niture, Ac., at fair prises, bat oaasMer* ably loner than those prevailing at this Urns last year. On Thursday last, at the plantation of tbs lata John B. Hosier, ia this oouaty, tha asms gentlemen mid* sales as follows: 10 or 11 mulaa at from #60 to #140; 88 head of cattle at from #10 to #38; 80 head of fat hogs, #11 to #13 50; (took hogs at #4 to #5; corn, #1 par bushel; fodder, #1 30; cotton aaad, 16o; peak, $1 15; plantation Implements at fair prion*. At saoh of theaa salsa the attendance waa large, bat money evidently scarce ■As otvwufl at WAN. Old Jobs Robinson's circus will exhibit at Opelika neat Thursday, 34th, instead of Beturdey, 3fitb,as heretofore advertised in thia paper. Parsons wanting Day floods, Shoes, Hats, Clothing, Ac., should visit dec 13 Faooooa A Swot’s. Mflflfl*. T. 8. Spear ia now at No. 101 Broad street, la tha Watch and Jewelry busi ness, and la also Agent for the well known Remington Sewing Maohine. Watches, docks sad Jswslry repaired with use in ess and dispatch. 1 invito the visits of the public gen erally. __ ootfO wltAdtf TAaOsMsh Crop at tAcAsossia, The Agricultural Bureau estimates the eotlon crop of the present season at 8,- 800,000 balsa. Oa tha other hand the Financial OhronUU, provan to baa bettor authority, oau as# no reason why it should be lam than 4,800,000. Tha prominent oommimion merchants of Columbus be lieve tbs atop will be somewhere between the two. The majority behave ia tha neighborhood of four mlliioM will be the true crop. KLKOAMT CVtTOM CLOT MUM Made to Onto at Mac local auimrt. —One Atm ysfltorday nwivsd 3,800 pound* of rttrtap* sad —The New Mark war the Booth wav tlm UtgU Ut#eM of pianos tram tha North, aad the trade la —When a lady loam her hat ia walking s bloek, is A brasses she doss net want the head oovaitag, a dartre to Wui# bar baek hair, or beeanae aha want# to show, by iadifsfltooa to axtoraal objsota, bar taadar feelings for the gallant young m«> hko walks beside bu 7 —The total Baptiat BMmbsrshlp in FUlsdaiphie h 16,807. —Alisbealdgeto W.J. CbsMo's Book Store and look at. tba stock of toys aad juvenile books which have Ju»t arrived. —Mam I Shew HI I awes #38,060,000 ; Louisiana, with s third of bar popula tion #30,000,000. Carpal-bag rale In the Attar. —Vermont raises enoagh wheat to feed bar population 87 days; Maine 11 days. Will Georgia's supply, with all bar Im amu** advaatsgM of climate, lest one? —Though loot to sight to memory dear, as the maa arid when be paid for hie din ner, —One sugar raAneiy ia St. Louis con sumed tbs past year aixty-lhrss million pounds of raw sugar,aad sold Svu millions of raAned sugar. —Water rsddaaa tha rose, whiskey the neflfl aad tight boots ths toss. — 1 The Mayor fined a negro woman yes terday five dollsra for disorderly oonduct. —Yesterday was a raw, disagreeable day. Looks as if aaow was bound to fell to u limited select. —Ths Impression of tbs Mobilo and flirard Railroad oMoars la trains have brought to and through Columboa three- fourths of tha ootton along that route. —Old minds, Ilka old bones, must be aiarolsod tokasp tbemda uMhiag order. —W. J. Chafln has bsautiful volumes for the little folks. They ere just the things for Christmas presents. —No maa with a strong arm will allow a pretty girl to go boms shivering from a night prayer meeting or party. —Oas house la thia etty la rapnamitad by two members—Hartin Ooeten and Geo. Brown—la tbo City Council. Both Dum ber oa# members, but live In different wards. —A Mad word spoken to a husband is bettor than jawing or a flirtation. —Black marten is sometimes called the Alaska sable, and to often made of tho akin of tha polecat, so that unusual care should be made that it should be properly dressed and deodorised. A muff and box of this fur oosts from #18 to #34 in New York. —PvoA Baatpja, tba horse trainer, well known in Columbus, received a severs kick from a boras ka was training in Mil- ladgsvllls> He Anally gained the mastery. —The young men of the “German ’ have lost sixty “Bogs* by eavrying todies to entertainments in carriages tb* lest two evening*. Why don't everybody keep a carriage or prefer to walk? —The finest lot of juvenile Books, crammed with handsome pictures—just the Christmas gifts that will make a ohild'i heart leap for joy—eau b* foand at W. J. Chaffin'*. Tha Mom of Mr. J. J. Reinhart, st But ler, Georgia, wm robbed of #700 or #800 worth of goods, Thursday night. The tbisvM sc tend by boring through At backdoor. A lot of popper ond salt wm found, which had been beat up to throw <• the owner's qyaa, should ha offer ob jection, but b* happened not to be in. ISss fsrkwi' If yon want a geod lira tnrkey for Christmas, pork mnssga or anything aba ia tb* gruasry line, go to Grata McAr thur's, on Crawford street. It Blaaebard cells the best dolbr Kid Olovee in tb* market; also, keeps • large assortment of Harris’ Victoria, and Frta- by'a Smmlem Kids, flants’ Kids for ava iling wear, at #1.38 par pair. [ao39 tf On* of tha saddest spa eta alas in tbs world to s human being shot tend and broken down by the nae of ardent spirits. Bat the damage may bo rape!rad, tha rain restored to perfset soundness, by s oourss of ths most powerful of til invig- onnts, Dr. Welker’s Vtaagsr Bittoru Beware of those “fcmiea" of whioh rum Is an alsmauA They aggravate dtoeaam aad promote dtaam. dMlS 4w In eonaequMM of • ehuage w* era about to make in eur hurts ns, wa will sell our entire stock of Clothing aad Fur nishing floods ox cost. Stbsom A Qiunura. The true road to proaparity ia lo bny only what yon sra able to pay the cash for. Appreciating the foot, I hara de termined to sell from this data for ths OASB. By adhering striotly to tnis rule, I will be sbls to sell obeapar than whan goods era to bo “ohargsd." Fartiaa in- dsbtsd to ms will ooufsr a gnat favor by ealling aad settling promptly. T. E. Buxonm, nov33 tf 138 Broad St. J. B. MM Alt BALL, (99 Broad Slnat, Colombo* Oa.,) will repair Watches, Cloaks, and Jewelry naat and promptly. Ia also tb# only agent for the Slager Sewing Machine in Colombo*, Gu, aad has ths only genuine Singer Company’s Needle* tot sale. Beat Machine Oil, Shuttle*, Attachment* and Nsedlss for all Machine* always on hand for sal*. Nee dles sent by mail [oov8 tf nuicmt Hi I H! H 1L TnwiOetteu. By Mflil 0ini4 tailtuofl *,116 sgslaet 1,666; by Western Railroad M.TH, against 24,661 last year. Oatcnva. Oa.. Nc. 11* iffl 'inn Ml SgiliS : mf: hs tf* MAIL TRAIN—DAILY. Leave Montgomery (KID p a Arrive at kaCwli 1(01 p m Counoctln* on Wednesdays aad flaturdays with Uo»tB od Cbatuhooehae Ritwf, aad dally at Unloa Spriugs with Mobile A Girard Railroad for Troy. Leave Eafuule £00 AM Arrive at Montgomery 7:41 AM Connecting at Unloa Springe with Mabile A Girard Railroad for Colnmboe, aad at Moatgomerr with diverging. >tr B. DURHAM. Sap*t. fr/N MUmnd BtUf+cH*» Sdaraalttd, Our Mr. Thomas baa just ratureed from New York with • ohoio* line of New Samples, and w* era now taking order* for Dross and Businas* Suita, hav ing mad* satisfactory arrangements for the manufacture of our Custom Clothing with apeoial core and at short uotios, by those wall known maanfactoran of fine olothing, Msasrs. W. A. Howell A Co., of Newark, N.J. Olva ns your orders early, and w* will do our bast to pleas* you, being determ ined that oor friends and customers shall not pay any Broadway tailors feuoy prioes for having their olothing mad* to order. s*pl7 tf Tuomu A Paasoarr. BOO ldva Chickens, 300 Partridges; 40 Ohoio* Live Turkeys; 800 doisn *tn 600 pounds choio* Bali Butter; torga lot Dressed Poultry; 800 fin* North ern Cabbage; Cranberries, Prunes, Cur rants, Citron, Raisins, Candles, Nuts and Goafsotioasiy of all kinds, together with a fall stook of Family Groc*rise. Toys at and below coat. AU goads delivered (TO*. d*ol9 3t Masonic. Columbian Lodge No. 7, F. sad A. M , bald an election for otfioer* Tuesday night, December 18th, wbioh resulted os fellows; John King, W. M. A. M. Brannon, 8. W. David Wolfaoa, J. W. M. M. Moors, Treasurer. B. F. Eventt, Sac ratary. B. H. England, 8. D. Jaoob H. Mayor, J. D. D. R. Biss, M. K. Oaldsmilh, Stswsrds. #M. M. Hsghss, Tyler. Joseph A Bro. are daily ia raeatpi ul New floods purchased for ossn, every variety and style, of uhtoh for ooan they will sail at tha lowest figure, either wholesale or ratal!. Call aad see tha goods oa hand, whioh are mads in tb* State of Georgia, sud bny boms goods, thereby saving money nod adding to Ute interests of your own section. uov8 tf ^ IsaSMsf ibi.1 Our Manor. Thera may not be ao very many la oar city who know that Mr. John MoMmaay, who baa been *1 acted five times Mayor of Colombia and new fills that position, was bon iu tha north of Ireland and cam* to thia oountry whan thirteen years of age. Nias years war* spent in Philadstphi* the remainder of his lifa ia the South and our people have shown hoi they appreciate tha assn, his ability, and hi* annulag among as. H* built ths first Oas Works eraotad North lumbna itaon Alderman whom tk* military authorities removed tot 18(1. Ftianda aad tbOM who hav* opposed him in srary elsetion, an aairanol in oas thing—that h* is aa hon sat, iatolligaut gaatlamto, trwa to ovary principle of the Smith, and, among ths fomaoat ia ovary antarpria* that will ad vaurt our city Heart Uuagrg ml Me Opera Mews*. On Monday night ths Hsian D'Eita troap* opens tha Opera House with a ren dition of “Heart Hungry.” Tha play is * dramatisation of Mm. Dr. Maria J. Wastmorsland's novel of that name. Tb* author is a wall-known lady. Tb* Mont gomery Newt thus tpeaks at tha play sa personated by tbs troupe 'Mia* DKate, sa Maud Livingston, ward of Mr. Marlow and afterward the wife of Col. Hartridge, winning her way to the hearts of her audienoe. She baa *n ax. ocllent voioc, over which ehe always axeiuto* the mast perfect oontrol, a splendid physique, whioh, joined with tal ent of the higher order, leaves nothing to b* wished for by even the nioet fastidious of her admirers. Mr. J. G. Stutts as Col. Hartridge wes natural and UfaJike. Ia tbe fourth not, eapaotolly whan elaaoal madteaad by tb* belief of hia wife’s treachery, he casts bar from hia heart and resolve, to seek forget fulness of his sorrows in a foreign land, h* won the deserved applause of his hear er* by tbe trntbf ul and forcible manner in whioh h* deploted hia grief and indigna tion at her supposed treeoherv. Their supports throughout was excellent, even the most unimportant parts being en trusted to artists of ability, doing credit to themselves and the characters they so ably sustained. At Ms Jf.u* Tor* Store. A large lot of best Kid Gloves, cele brated patent brand, at #1.80 and #1.80 a pair, in black, whit* and colon, just rsoeived. S. Lamdaubb. FVssA Otrston at in* Ruby Jtostauraat. This i* th* vary beat establishment of ths kind in th* ooontry, and everything ia retailed at wholesale prioes. The fine ■took of Liquors is being retailed at IS osnt*. Call and be satisfied, ootlt tf J. W. Utah. Carolina. H* has resided in Co- s start ll8T, and wm among tb* A fine and wall selected stock of Cloth ing which must b* sold by January 1st, will b* disposed of at a gnat a*orifice. Breams A GouMumw. A fraah stock of Black Alpaca (ths fourth shipment this season). To arrive Monday, a large stock at Beaded Trim, mlnga and Ladies.' Marino Underwear, at tha New York Store. aov33 W 8, Laanatma. KMOW ALL BICIf That at tba popular and long eitabliahad KnsTAUBAira and Samoa of RAILROADS. Montgomery & Eufaula R. R. Change of Schedule, Taking Effaot Ootohar I, IS74. Western Railroad of Alabama. 64* HOPES TO NEW YORK WR8TBRN RAILROAD OT ALABAMA* OoLOMBtrs, Ga.* fept. 1M, 1874. TRAINS LIAVR OOLUMBUf DAILY [ontgoaienr smd Belnts* 54:00 A. ■. Arrive ml Monlf’y, 8:00 a. m. Arrive at Mma, - 1104 a. m. FOR ATLANTA AND MW YORK At 10:80 s. m. Arrive OpeURe et IS:SO p. m. At Atlanta 6:48 p. m. By Atlanta and Charlotte Air-Lint. Leave Atlanta 4:00 p. m., CUARLOTTR 8)86 a. I'auville 3:87 p. m. Arrive at Waahlngton 4:90 m., at Baitiuiore 4:90 a. ».* at FRiladalpRla 1A0 m., at NKW YORK 6:16 p. m. Sleeping Car* run from Atlanta to Charlotte. By KanaMaw Rout*. Leave Atlaata 6:00 p. m., Dalton 10:88 p. Ml., riatol 10:46 a. a., Ljnchbarg 10.46 p. a. Arrive at Washington 6:46 a. a., at Baltimore 9:l>a. a.. fhiladaTphia 1:90 p. a., at MIW YORK 6:16 p. a. Bleeping can ran froa Atlaata to Liaohbarg. TRAINS ARRIYK AT COLUMBUS DAILY froa Atlanta and New York* 6:37 A. m. From Montgomery and Selma • 8:86 r. M. Tickets for sale at Unloa Passenger Depot. CUAS. P. BALL, General Sap' U. M. ABBOTT. Atgeat.fee pit CENTRAL RAILROAD. i Ganuut Svtmimxnnrr'a Ovpicb, CuvaAL liiuoti, Savammah, Daoambtr 1,1876. . O N AMD AYTMR SUNDAY* 14TH INBTAl. Passenger Train* oa tk* Georgia Centra) Railroad, it* Rraache* aad Connect as follow*: TRAIN MO. 1, GOING NORTH AMD WMST. Leave Pavaansh.e 6:46 Leave 9K8 a u Arrive in A*gusta 4-*00 p u Arrive in MUledgevllU».10UM r g Arrive to Baton>— 11:66 p ■ Arrive la Macon 6:46 p a Leave Macon for Oolnmbna 7:17 p a Leave Macon for Rv nnla p a Leave Macon for Atlanta 6:10 p a Arrive at Oolemba* 1.-06 a a Arrive at Infanta 10:90 * a Arrive at Atlanta MOav COMING SOUTH AMD MAST. Leave Atlanta NkOOva Leave Rnfanla 7:86 p a Arrive at Macon (Pom Atlanta.** 6:10 a a Arrive at Macon from Kufsala 6:46 a a Leave Macon 7:16 a a Leave Augusta * £06 A Arrive at Augusta 4:00 r _ Arriv* nt Savannah f:**6pa TRAIN NO. t, GOING NORTH AND WIST. 7:80r a .... £06 r a 6:66 a B Arrive ia Macon £10 a a tho boot of Moola, Winoo* Liquors and Oiganarakapt oowatsntly on baud pro tana pubheo. ^ ootl tf FHdoF ktoras. VS* ana giran by Bobtom 4 Son last evening was oa* of . th* largest attended and moat ptasaant in. asMy respect, that has bssn giveu this assaoa. Took ptooe in tha Rankin Skating Hall. A majority of ths young gsnttoifen fed todies of ths Gasman ,«lub attandsd, aad with fancy dances sad th* German th* hoars passed right merrily. ' Leave Macon for Atlanta...* Arriva In Cttlniabn* Arrive In Knfhnta Arrive'iu Attaata COMING SOUTH AND 1 Leave Atlanta.. ” “1 Oolnaba* i Bulhala . £WAM . £86t a . 8:40 r a . )Mra . 1:86 p a . £80 r a e £60 A a Arrive ia Macon from Atlaata 7:10 p a Arrive in Macon from OeUmbna......... 7:86 r a Arriva In Macon from Knfhnta £10 . _ Leave Mecca - * 7:96pa Arrive iu Milta4«avilta ICh06r a Arrive in Raton ton 11:66 p a £06 pa £66 a a V:Uar Arriva in Augusta. ‘ reive in 8eveaae) Train No. 8, betng a tbra«(k train aa the Ota- ‘ * ‘ “ kf »la stations, he taken *a it oN. Arriva ia 8avaaaah^ being tral Railroad, stopiTiag only at passengers for hair station* coo or pat eg. Passenger* for Millodgtvill* and Bataatoa will take train No. 1 from Savannah aad Augusta, and train No. ft from point - - a oad. Atlaata oad ] * dally, Snndeys iiosatfi, WILLIAM ROOBRi. Gaarnal Bipertataad«At. if! iiisiiisf iilii m tnfhn Piii HPilsfMil pi fmriimr til tm i|iit UU fflll § i! I I 1 » • * PJ m, h *' Pm m fffHF \n fflf f i if 3335 33333 nuuitosMt Iasif*ar. ths. jj«k Asgirtll.. uSJB, WMk's luskrt.; it .no Total Wmk's exports to*. 1... tSjST tom otponos ni£t Caa HAM* mum Faumssi rtats.—Ths foUswtag tlksws ttotr to- ta) receipt* to dele: 1874 1878 N*w Orleans 467^97 411*760 Mobil* 174^96 187*646 Savaaaah r4,860 846,106 Charleston 866*BT« 806,471 Galveston 186,166 186,496 Nsw York 66476 66,664 Other ports 166,674 848,864 Total 1,698,634 1*616,6C7 of 136,720 against 118,997. Tk* following *kaw* tkslr total, rac«ipta to dat*: 1679 111,661 47,684 16*696 86,616 86,1tB 86,716 80,676 1I8488 464,181 Ynoa Ltvaaroot.—Th* following 1* tetagrapks4 Stock 661,606 “ Amsricaa....... 166^666 Afloat 476400 Augusta Bnfknle • 0.0000a. 81,888 48,233 Montgomery Bel me. 47,686 51,663 Memphis 176,666 Wssk’s receipts Wholesale PHoe Current. OorftfM Wtokty Uw Ctaatar mi Arri.m per barrel, $3^14 60; pack* 66A76. Raook—Clear Bide* ft fo 00o: Clear Rib I Shoulders to; Bsgar-chrud Hams 16c; V “sms 16c. BA*aiKa~16016e. Bulk Mnsva-Ctaar Rib Side* llty. Bcttiu—Gpehs* « ft> 40c i Country 30c. Buou-f towaliMRlS 60. Csnar—Stick fl h 16c. Gannbd Goona—Sardisss R oa*o of 100 boxe* $17 to $16. Oyster*. 1R cat* M daaea, |1JM to $1.36. Omni—English R R 17c; Western 16c; N. Y. Corrsa—Rlu good M 33c to 37. Coen—Yellow Mixed R bnshsl $1.08; Wblto, Havana illy, city ground* V bbl. $8 Haidwaei—Wide Iron M fo 9c; Reflaed Oc; Sad >w Steal Springs YiitaxctAi—Rata for Cotton bills—eight aa New York % dlaoount; d mead on Beaton 34; do. on Providence K ; sight on Savannah % discount; do. on New Oil-ant %. Bank obvek# oa New York premium; do. oa other point* In th* United State* y % Currency loan* 1M1}4 per cent, per month. Gold and silver nominal. Cokpaeuox wm Lapp TiaEs—The United State* porta receipt* ar* 307.637 more betas; th* exports 886,606 more; the stock 118,881 more; Columba* re* oetpt* 7228more; shipments 8,676 mar*; stock 1693 leas. India shipments, since January 1st, 1,280,000, against 634.000. Cotton in sight 8,486,444, against 133,866, Mowing an increase of 381,671 balse* Ths Cottom Situation. — The report from the >fricu!turat Bureau received during tbe week -meed to-night, claim* that tb* crop will b**ll.ht- ’ lo txo*M of three sad a half million beta*. Tb* .vorlta estimate of tb* North is In tb* immediate neighborhood of four million. Planter* must ex- nmln* and judge for tbemselvee. as no eetlmata thus early can be to great extant Infallible. * r t . _ _ . j-quence price# have fallen nt the commercial centre#, an * Columbus feels the depreeiing influence and go< down with them* Late this afternoon we received tbe estimate of the ootton crop by tbe financial Ckrmid#, proba bly tha best authority ia the ooontry. Tha editor any* h* can see no reason why th* crop ean b* l*«s *•““ 4,300,006 bale*. So b*tw*ea thi* aad 6,600,000 b* found the trne crop. Receipt* will tall is richt. Th* msjc *‘“ — •nhset# thlak tb* crop four million*. The Oolnmbu* receipts are vsrioasly wtimated from 66,000 to 70,000 bales. Many contend there is lee* cotton in the country than at thl* time lari year, but wa are somewhat inclined to doubt. By carefol examination of our table of "Preceding Yeats." a good basis for a ca'cutatioa can be ob tained. Considerably over half has already been warehoused. Tbe necessity for reedy money and settlement of indebtedness ha* canted free market ing. About a'l the crop ha* been gathered There remain large amount* oa plantations. A dull market aad lower figure* hav* had much to do ith th* l***rr r*c*li Sal** hav* been ligl ootton. fltaxt \ _ _ _ „ _ _ will be closed Thursday nlgl wish a "merry Christ)— ** Til WiAtnan.—Thermometer for th* week aver aged 49°. The hUheet temperature wa* 60, ths lowest 34. Light vain Pun lay afternoon, night, Tuea ay night sad Wednesday moraiag. To-day ‘oudy and mars rain promised. G*atrally cold u-ly and lata. Main fall for week sixty-one kuadiedth* of *n icb. Bam# week last year the thermometer aver aged 66°. Rain early Saturday; clear and cool after ' «ow Middllag* In Columba* each day *f Up. Or. Up. Or. ctold. Col. Cioaxb—Domestic I ROMM* Plous P—RxtraFa ..... A 17.60; B 16.60; Fancy 810. Habdwaex—Wide Iron 8 k 6c; I Irons 8c: Bur Lead 12Uc; Castings 6U*| Plow Stool 11c; Spring do. 12Ue; Oast Steal 86; Muggy 90c; Horse and Mala Shoe* 6 k 6k nor Malls 25c; Nails % k*g |6; Axw 7 dosen $16#tl7; Hat—» cwt. $1.40; Country 40iM60c. Inox Tim-fo 8c. Lau>—Prime Leaf, tierce, fl k 17c; halve* aad k*g* 18c. Lbathsx—White Oak Sol* V t> 46080c; Hemlorii Sol* 33036c; Preach Calf Skin* $3AO0$6 66; Amarloan do $2.60014: Uppar Leathsr $15O0 113.60; Harness do 46c; Gresn <* “ ' TacifKs—Columbm mad*, 80 $.80. Mack van—No. 1 0 bbl $160$1£ N*. 8 $14; No. $I1.6O0$18AO; No. 1 Y ktt$UO0$£ Picklu—Case Y doaen pinto $£00; Y quart $3.60. PoTA*n—Y •••• $$ to 1$. Potato**—Irish Y bbl $4 6O0$S. Powan—Y keg $$ 8£ >4 keg I8.S7; % $S in liijilu! On the weak Liverpool declined y$A Nsw York declined Me. Columba* V4°- Pntci* Past Ybau.—Liverpool—Upland* %M\ 0r- Itau* 854; Nsw York-Upland# 1C& Orlsaus Gold lltVi Columbus—JAddllng*14>4. Columbus market to-day dell. Sale* 694 kata*. Tha following ar* th* warehouse quota* tlons: Ordinary and stained — 2— Good Ordinary 12142- Lew Middling* ,13m2— Middling* 13140- Strict Middlings 13^0— Wtak’sialw 1,327 balsa 686 Northern *pinn*r* w 164 hem* conaumptlon, 00 for New York, 9U0 to Savannah, 000 for speculation, 000 for New Orleans, • for Charleston, 0 for Tallaatae mill*, 0 ' Mobil*. Total sal** 30,263—6,604 for Nortbera spinners, 4,136 for N*w York, 3,836 for home oomeamption, 4,860 for Savannah. $2 Tat lasts* mills, 0,000 for Mobil*, 000 for Charleston, 3,300 for Nsw Orleans. Week’s receipts 3676 bales,against 4307 th* previous eae.and 4.479th* corresponding w**k last eeasoa-907 by 8. W. R R., 856 bv M.IO.R R., 64 by Op*l R.R.,727 by river, I486 by wagon*, 164 by N. 4 b/R.R. Shipment* 1,296 b*l#s—i,(W7 by 8 W R R, 166 for h*m* consumption, 60 by W. R. R. WISELY ITATSMXXf. 1$T4 1678 Stack August Slat 1,036 £177 Received past week 3,576 4.479 Total recelvad 42,233 36,010 Total received, including stock.. .43,869 86,117 •hipped p TotaUhij 1,21 skipped 80,362 Total bom* consumption 8,886 Stack Dm IA 11,877 Sal** 1,387 Year’* receipt* — MSM6 of UOIlfM. 1874 SeatkwMtsra Railroad 1,768 Mobil* aad Girard Railroad 11,670 Western Railroad 1,540 Rivor sosa Wagon*.. NtaUato 1,603 21,417 Ml 14,770 4,666 §1,066 1873 1,618 10,728 .19,41 4 and South Railroad 1,104 •vatxxbxt rxscxsnro tiau. 1666-76 18$ 48140 1176-1 1671 46468 16TI-4 l$$0 $6616 ■tort Dk i. trar'* raOMptA. 0. fi. Orep 1480T •7174 18366 71607 6678 40610 mum Ad«li$l»trstop’7^rr 810678 160,706 ter,661 rsboiled 75; common 4 •6c; Florida 60086; lUUIIflU |U| Oat*—Y ou»bel Oil—Kerooea* Y gallon 26c; Linta*d, raw $1.80; boiled $IA6; Lard $1.26; Train $1, ■ Rica—Y » 9 Uc. Balt—Y sock $1.90; Virginia $2 Shot—fl sack $8 60. 8ooae—Crashed aad Powdered Y $ 13014; A 13c, B12% litre O lO0120U^c; N. 0, Yellow Clarified 18; do H bite 140i4>^ Soda—Keg 7c Y R; box 9o. Tobacoo—Common Y R 46060c; M*dl«m Bright k\ Pine 76c; Rxtra $1; Navy 60066c; Maeoabay Buff 76085c. Tea—Green $2; Oolong $1.60. Whiskey—Bectlflsd Y gallon $10$2; Boar bo a I0$4. Colnmkn ■ammCneimrwd G**4». Ragle am Phxmix Mill*.—Sheeting 4-4 10e.; % shirting 8c.; osnnburgs, 7 oh.; 1Sided 8 OS, UMi % drilling llUo.j bleached sheeting and drilling 120ilUc.; Canton flan nels 20c. Cbiordd Qmd* — Stripe* black gingham chock* 1214017c.: Dial* tuauu wr field work 17c.; cotton blanket* $204 60per pair; blanched huckaback towel* $1 40 per dossa; yarn* 6s. to Is. per bnnch of 6 poinds $1 36; top* 26c. to 27c.; sewing thread, 16 ball* to th* pound, 60c.; knitting thread, 12 ball* to tb* pound, blanched, 35c; cotton bolting 16c; unbleached, 60c.; wrap- lug twine, in ball*, 40c. Woolen GooAt —Tasimerta, 6 oa. p*r yard, >.. to 70c. ; Jeans 20c. to 36c.; doeskin 66070c; McsoooM Mills.—% shirting 8s.; 4-4 abactlng lOJ^c.; Flint River, 8 os. osnaburg*, 14^c.; ditto lyarns $1 86. Columbcs PicTOET.—% shirting 8c.; 4-4 sheet ing 10Uc.; sewing thread, nnbl*ach*d, 60c.; knit ting, do., 60c.; wrapping twin* 40c. Clsgo’s Paotoet.—Plaids or cheek* lie., strips* f*ncy (kshions, 10011c. DRY GOODS Prints 7011 We. Y yard. M bleached cotton 7>^10c. " Be* Island • “ .!.*! 8018c. Coats’ and Clark's spool cotton. # ..70e. Tickings.. * “ Wool flannels—red and whltfl ! Canton flannels—brown and bleached 12] Lineeys ...If Goehen Batter.. Country " Rggs Prying chickens Grown " Dressed poult nr Turkeys end chickens Irish potatoes Sweet potato*# Wholes*]*, Retail. .. 60 p'k tObu. v. 1VJ l 60 86 p’k 76 p’k 1 85 bn. j. J.&W. R. WOOD S ATE unrt a FAMILY AMD FANCY OBOUEKY STOKE at Tt Broad SI., Ohoio* aad MalflOt Oaoda, Battar aad Enx a ipflelalty. Oaaafld Good*, all kind* t PraMrrM and J.lltafl, Frniu, For.lfB aad Ditotle, Ploklw, awortod i Urartu**, a Mtet aamrta*at RtHIm n wttt* l araat rarirtx. Bucktta, Tab*, Tla War*. Broom aad Bra. k.t*. Wfl k**p mvtklad la tk* U.XMXa.p- 1*1 tin*. Wa rwpMtt.Ujr larlta thfl pabtle to (In u a nil and .laialn. nr *ood. and prtoM, aafloud door rtlow Wall* A Oartl*. ^M^ofldjdjUrarfliir^^^^^^^daeOjii HIDES. Important to Merchants. B UY your WRAPPING PAPRR AND PAPK BAGS at home, at New York rates, from M. M. HIR8CH, Cor..r Irhix* oad OfUth.rp. itr«.t*. Important to the Public, M.M. HIR80H, 0wo*r (rid*, oad OaUtotfo, aad CtowtwdlM. —«i» tJ«M dir For Sale or Beat FABM known u th. T “»L »aduaanrtthad«S: Mr^'i' nridNratfcaplaaa. CrtotiraSd„5«toi KrtSSST 1 fSS' 5? JAM] USSEtL Plantation Stook sad ing Utensils for Bent, to* artxKborhood, aad on tk* ptoriT Tk?!U *1 wtdrtr known a* a molt ,xMU*.t •*« JAS.M. BUSSELL ■■ „ Law Ortw, OolwCfl Exsoutor’s Sale. woZnr kaxt, w!tohito."l l Ji r 't™^» ftont of to. a*«tlM houto.r BU*k i, la to* oltror Oolaabua toS £? i nmaart* ksnwu *. n.* n ta all tw.ln room*. .TV* ,--d -bout ton urwg[|5 *■feritoM* lot of kouS •• to, proportr .f jK on tala lux attack. J,. Alto a lor*, and faraltara. Bold t Oaawk, daatotod. T*tm toad* known oa da. 0 f ul.. dtol dfcwdw JAha,0 |fJi| Administrator’# Salt. ITT ILL be Hold on th« flrat Tnasday la VV . WJ next, nt tha usual plaoeoft nisi In thb county of Musooxun. a* WJ£%!US'»MS?S mootoA with Inter.**and mortiH%. Tm H mouth*, Bavll dlawtd SajOTTkyu, Aam’r Jatnee bou. Attignees’ Sale. ■ N tba flrat Tutodaj In Jonnare nut iiti wawUl toll at pobUo o.t<^, “t« IA Honrttoa’* .notion bon*., In Oolont* tr*, oomm.noUlx nt 10 o'oloek n. u„ th* io!tn t“t real total* and poreonal property, uim th * p,opwt7 of John fan*, iutoji No. 1. An uBdtndtd half lntareit In th prenUto* known a* to. Low.ll w nnbtmn, n B.trt tnito. rtt» of Ool.nbu, >nd upot a lots Nm. Id, 03 and port of to ' NnL Tns praalH. known a* UuuutMi or eltjr lot number S», fronting on From nm »»d botwton Orswlord and St. Clair rtn* bring to* Ini* rtoldmN of Znok King. No. I. Th. pnmlnw known u th. lulta *r J. W. Bordsn, on to. oorn.r of Brobli Fslton itrwtl, bring .It. lot* nnmtonllT* 111. .*«k tontolnlag half an non, mon ot b Mo. 4. t VbarH (took Mobil. A airtrd It rondOompoaj. » ghnn* «tort Columba* lo. Munlhctui MSknrto .took Oolnmbna IndutrltUi 14 Shan, itonk Ootton Sutn Lift Iur ■bm Oompaag. 1 Share stock North A South Kiilroi 10 " Boutoorn.nd AtUntlo 1i *flJshnn. atock Georgia Homo Iniunu 4 fltoAmorlgag. bond, of th. North fc hot Railroad Company, endorsed by tho Stall Georgia, of (1,000 tort. T*rm* fbr real wtato one-half ea*b, hiliu In twrira month*, with Istorett. W. L. SALISBURY, JOHN PEABODY, A««lgn*«* of John Kill dwl did OPELIKA DIRECTORY. Doctors. DM. JAI. T. WARNOCX, lirgeoa sad Phyeleiaa. Oflce at Blanghtar'e Drug Store, Rsilroed Hotels. ADAMS HOU8B. eu feu go to Opelika, be ear* tc Aflame Howe, opposite Feeteager For Sale Cheap. OK Y EBT floobin u l 00,000 fast Hard Lumbar, Oom, PopUr I and Hickory. ^PP*J p . D0ZIEl l with John Moaouxh bOf Wanted, A POSITION M 0 maa eon work"’ltuMtppUenn~aTo’nti right aad lndmitrioua—a man who lor* Onrtosr, Oardim'J - wkw* an honiii itleant I* honm‘1 ^BXOLUTl DIYOKOlg OBTAIN ID f>j Maria, ri dltonat lt*t**, for d*•>»'« j NopnMMty ngrind. >o sharg. ' froa tad. Addreto, M. HOUIB, Atumv I myto dbwly Hi Brndw.* !1 Musical Gifts For the Holiday Fin* OUt Edition* (PrlM M OO) of tj*" ® gaat OollMtloni ot Bound Moil., Sami of Btraaii. In»frum.nul Omni tf BcoMiB gmg. Yowl. Oomi of Sacred Bong. Oom* of German Song. Wreath of Oom*. Plnaoforto Oom*. sEowor of Panrls. “ Mo* tool Trent are. Vooal A I “ ,t ' Ptaao nt Homo. Foor Hand PI*«J Organ u Homo. Bom) OrganiMW' 1 Flaalat'* Albnm. Inrirnm.ntal- Piaao Forte Oom*. , ( | ^PrirepmTolomo, la board*,11M! el | Alto handtomaly bound ‘‘LI«*''onM® Mill* Mbitir*. M.nd.ltKhn, Mourt. Aa, ming »»to (B.Q0 yn wo*- Sold .Tuywh.n. S.nt promptly W post free, fbr retail prlc. Ofd.r icon- ouTvrmtwB e Go., Oh»L a ku»‘ lorion. f 11 Bre*dw*f. “ mjU gflinwfwtdttotlnwly For Rent Furniture! Wanm Carpets, Carpets! Oilcloths 1 Wtadowflhto^^. LflWOSt Cash Mrlaaa ■ I at oon Furnltur* A 0«rpet War* SS Nnrt S* eroAct : jpgjyiiv It WAeHt» j