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Newspaper Page TextCutumbu WNxiitt. VOL. XVII. COLUMBUS, GEORGIA, THURSDAY MORNING, JULY 1. 1875 NO 150 tehms OP Till DAILY, WEEKLY, AND SUNDAY ENQUIRER-SUN. W. L. SALIBUUUY, O. A. KLINK SALISBURY & KL1NK, mo I'It I TUTORS. This In the only pnpar in Cnlnnihu* that reroivei tin* AnHodntml I’rwui <li*imt<-1u>». From the lirat of January laat tho post- ago on papers must ho paid by tho pub lisher. Tills will ho ton cents a month lor dailies and flveconts a quarter Tor each >vcokly, Our subscribers will see tho necessity.lor pay. ng up promptly, mall those In arroars will bo urappeil on tho first of January. Wo are dvor , willing to aocoinmodato our friends, but It will be lui|tewdblo to send out papers not paid lor In advance. The following will be tho subscription toms lor tho KNviimucu lor tho yoar 1875: WIIKN MAILKU. flatly, in advance with post age paid $ 0 '20 per annum. Sunday, with postage paid.... 2 70 “ “ Wookly, with postago paid... 2 2i “ “ Sunday and Wookly, with postage paid 3 40 “ “ BKRVKD IN CITY AND HIJIirUH8. Dally, $ 8 00 por annum. Wo SnNOAva served separately. OKPIOK BOX. Dally .$ 8 00 por annum Sunday 2 50 “ “ Weekly..,.*. 2 00 “ “ Wookly and Sunday 3 uo “ “ ADVKRTISEUN, TAKE NOT UK ! Liberal lUsmiunl r»»r Time Advertising. liates will bo reduced from this dato loi advortlsomonts exceeding in time ono month. Merchants and # othors will do well to tako advantage of tho Sumtnor rales, and in this manner prepare for Fall trade. AdvcrliMiuM; Bntei. Square 1 W«s-k Daily, $ tain an anything can be that it Tory groat- lv nndorcstiinatcd tho area in cottou in 1870. Stimulated by the enormonii prices paid during and for fire years subsequent to tho war, tho whole world strore with all the ardor of avarice, and enoonraged by ouormous outlays by British niannfactn- rorx, to make all tho cotton possible—good cotton, poor cottou, long cotton and short cotton—anything which could be used in lion of American cotton. And in 1870 the acme of cotton raining uxm reached / As never beforo had the world been bo stimulated to effort in ono direction, so never will it be again, until the name con ditions obtain. When cotton goes up to 25 or SO eents, and remains there for a series of years, then a prodigious effort will be vnado to increase its production, and not before. Doom your correspondent know thnt the average prioo of middling cotton in New York, for ton years prior to 1870, was over 111 cents ? Since theu it has av eraged but 18*] cents. Now it is barely cents, and yet ho thinks it ridioulonsly high! What “Sonth" says abont the growing crop is scarco worth considering. Any estimate of a crop which has full five months of contingencies beforo it, ninst bo absurd if it be above or below an aver age. Tho probabilities are, of oourso, that an average crop will be made, nnd an average crop this year—taking tho Bu reau's estimate of scresgo and tho average v iohl por acre of tho past six years as bases—would be about 8,750,000 bales. It may be, as ‘‘South’* says, that every thing will favor this crop, and consequent- prices “may bo" 124 cents in New ovk. But it “may bo" also that drought may scorch it, or rain drown it, that worms will end it, or storms scatter it, or frosts destroy it, and prices “may bo" 25 or 115 cents. All, however, that is certain as yet of tho growing crop is, tho aoroage smaller than in any year since 1871, ex cept last, year, and only “ono to two por oent" greater than then, and it in very backward. D.‘H. W. HOWARD UNIVKIIIIITT. Hqnaro1 yc Tin* above i privilege yearly car* every tli count will lie mat Tho rate for ev< week ill Weekly Daily. Itor every other ilny in D ully Hu one-third lean than llm Daily rale. For twice a week tho into will be rates. For advertisement* in local or reading 60 per cent, additional will hi' charged. The Wookly or Sunday niton will be of tho Daily. When an advortlHemout I* changed more than once in throe month a the advertiser will he oh od with the coat of cnuqKMition. Foreign oUvor thorn must i*av an do thoae at home. other day in Daily and 1 every Hiiuduy will bo the nan itc will li -half Daily iluinufl -third The Prospect Value ol' Cottou To the Editor of the N. Y. Daily Bulletin, June 22, 18.75. Allow me a fow words in reply to “Sonth" (your issue of 18th) in rogard to oofctou. Ho bases an Argumont in favor lower prices on the fact that spinners in Eu rope and America aro buying sparingly, and have boon for a long time. Admit tho fact and give it delinito shape by lik ing 25,0(10 bales por week for ton weeks as probably within tho truth; then couple it with the further fact that tho visiblo supply-is 250,000 bales loss than same date last year, and you prove, beyond a shadow of doubt thut, in spite of all tho eroakings of spinners and “bears," the consumption of cotton has been nnd is going on at a rate never before equalled. Does this surprise you ? Will “Booth or any one else dispnto it ? If so, let them'oxplaiu this stubborn, indisputable fact of 500,000 bulos lean cotton in the world than a year ago. A further fact may surpriso “South, and possibly many others. Thero is not only less cotton in sight than last yoar, but lenn than at name date in any year since, 1871. What is the inevitable conclusion from these facts? Palpably, that tho con sumption has been greater than tho pro duction. No fair minded man can look sqnuroly nnd candidly at tho figures and remain in tho least doubt. And why should not a comparison of stocks now with four years ago, prove that consumption has outstripped pro duction? What do tho figures on tho subject of consumption say? Without going iuto details, it is sutficient to sny that the best authorities agree in fixing the consumption in 1870 at 5,817,000 bales, and in 1875 nt 7,011,000—an in crease of 1,004,(KM) bulcn! Thirty per cent, increase in live yoars, during which production has absolutely dooroasod! In face of facts liko these, it it absurd to talk of diminished consumption this year. Urautod that some mills in New England run short tirno during a few weeks last full. Were thero not then some nnd many moro closed ouliroly du ring the fall of 1873 ? To such an extent was this tho ease, that tho Financial ( hronicle estimated tho lessened produc tion in conseqnonco nt 150,000 bales. If all tho mills in New England were put on three-fourths tinio for three months it would not have lessened the consumption 50,(KK),bales yot it is notorious thnt only portion of them ran short at all. The truth is, the increased number of spiudios has moro than compensated for any stoppages or short time, even in Atnorioa. In Eng land there is no pretenco of stoppages oi short time, except in so far ns the now law restricts tho numbor of hours some what, and it is admitted that tho iucrcaso in spindles fully of!" »ots tho operation this law. On the Continent it is admitted that tho consumption will be largor than fver beforo. These, then, arc the prominent facts connection with cotton. Now n word 'o the reasons for them—and they ar FRANCE. SUDSCaiTTIONS FOU TDK RTOUM SUFFKB1U8 —MILLIONS LOST. Paris, Juno 30.— Subscriptions roceived for tho sufferers by inundations aro nn- precodontly large. Tho total to date iH $200,000. Tho list opened by President MacMahon already reaches $10,000. It is announced thnt one hundred thousand persons will bo wholly dependent on ptlb- lio charity for mouths to come. TWO THOUSAND DROWNED AT TOULOUSE. London, Juno 30—Special to the Daily News sayR tho numbor of men, women and children drowned in Toulouse alone, are roughly estimated at 2,000. DAMAGE EXO&FD8 TWENTY-SIX MILLIONS. Paris, Juno 30.— Tho damage to ToU- louso nnd Aeon oxcocds twenty six mil lion dollars. Koliof pouring in from all parts. (SPAIN. OPPRESSIVE OltDIN AN OE—GUERILLA WAR. Madrid. Juno 30.—An ordinance has boon issued, banishing all members of the Carlist Junius, nnd all families of which any member is in tho Carlist ser vice, and confiscating property. Madrid, Juno 80.—It is officially an nounced that Gon. Martinez Cuiupas, has occupied positions on the river Ebro, iu order to prevent tho escape ot Carlists from Valonoia and Arrngon into Catnlonia Gon. Jovollnr, commander of tho Army of ihe Centro with 28,000, troops is advanc ing by different routes on tho Carlist leader Dorrogoray, who commands 12,000 men. ciiinaI now MONEY WAS STOLEN FROM THE COLORED PEOPLE—PECKSNIFF HOWABD’s SKIRTS NOT CLEAR. Cinoinnatti, Juno 30th.—A special to tho Commercial says, the quarrel resulting from the recent trouble in the Howard University management, is likely to bring to light- tho secret history of the conoorn Prof. Langston, who hns been Acting President and Doan of the Law Depart ment, has just made a publication, which contains some rather startling disclosures. Ho says that from January, 1870, to De cember, 1870, tho institution borrowed money of tho Freedmen’s Savings Bank and other banks to the amount altogether of abont $9(5,000, which is still unpaid, nnd that for the past five years inroads have boon made upon the permanent cap ital of the University at the rate of $35,- 000 a your. He says that a majority of the trustooa are and have been members of tho Congregational Church of this city. Tho churoh is better known as the How ard Church, Gen. O. O. Howard having hocn instrumental in its orgauzation. This church has been a constant borrow er of the University. It now owes the latter Homo $12,000. On this the Univeei- ty receives but eight per oent. interest, while from a failure of tho trustees of the University to press for the collection of any part of the amount duo froiu tho church tho University has been compelled to borrow money at the rate of ten per cent, in terest. At tho sumo time tho Univorsity has paid tho churoh for tho use of the au- dionco room of tho churoh three times a yoar, $500 a for ton yoars (5,000) in ad- vancoof such use. Among other loans made by these Trustees of the funds of tbo University, was $5,000 to tho pastor of their own church, l)r. llankin, who Iiah paid one-half, of which payment $300 was the value. More of tho BAtne sort is promised. VIRGINIA. SUICIDE OF A PROMINENT VIRGINIA OFFOIAL —DEATH OF A MINISTER. Richmond, Va., Juno 30.—Col. Thomas S. DoWitt, for many years Secretary of the Board of Public Works of Virginia, aud Chief dork in Second Auditor’s Office, suicided early this morning, in tho par lor of his residence, by placing tho muz zle of a rifle in his mouth and firiug it, blowing his brains out. Deceased was about sixty yoars old and much esteemed in this community. He was a native of Now York Slate, a prominent Mason and Knight Templar. The doed was caused by general depression. Joromiuli Wolotz, minister of the So ciety of Friends, formerly of Philadel phia, died hero yosterday, aged oighty- two yoars. TROUBLE WITn SPAIN—FIGHT WITH SMUG GLER8—A CONSUL STRETCHES IIIS POWER. Hong Kong, Juno 30.—Trouble has arison botwoen China nnd Spain, in cou- sequcnco of tho prohibition by tho former of Coolio emigration to Cuba. The British steamship, Douglas, was attackod by China smugglers at Foo Chow on May 20th, and n custom officer named Black lock, was shot. Tho Rmug- glors wero beaten off, and four killed. Tho Unitod Staton Consul General nt Shanghai, recently tried on American named Glover, in the Chiuoso service ns Commissioner of Customs, for damage oaused by his action in his official capacity under orderH of the ChiueHo Government. It is claimed that tiie Consular jurisdic tion was improperly exorcised. Americans Win Another Victory. Dublin, Juno 30.—Thero was shooting to-day at Dollymount, for tho Bponcor cup, free to all comers. Bruce, Yato, Dakin, GildorAhove, Ballord, Coleman, and Canfield of tho Amerioun Team, and all the members of the Irish Team and Shooting Club, took part. Tho contest rosulted in another victor}' for tho Ameri cans. K. C. Coloiuau won tho cup, making a score of 47 out of a possible 50. Tho range was 1,000 yards. Count I uk tho Money In the Treas ury. Washington, June 80.—Tho commis sion to count tho funds in tho Treasury office will commence to-night. Tho com mission consists of tho following: Dr. Jno. B. Bioko, formerly President of the National Motropolituu Bnuk ; 8. E. Mid dleton, of tho banking firm of Middloton A Co., and A. H. Leopold, Froodman’s Banking Compuuy. Yellow Fever. Key West, June 29.—Ono deal! Weather ploasuntor. (Signed.) J. N. Harris, Health Officer. TKLKUIIAPIIIC NOTES. —At Pomeroy, Ohio, on Saturday, Jacob liensur unsuccessfully attempted to kill his wife by shooting, and thou shot himself through tho head. No cause is assigned for the sot. —Col. Blanton Dunoaii has written a letter stating that there are 15,000 tickets out, upon which 50 cents each are due; also that holders hnvo Ruits in prepara tion for balances due on the Louisville Library Lottery. TIIK W FATHER. PROBABILITIES. Washington, Juno 30.—For the South Atlantic and Gulf Btatos, nearly stationa ry pressure^ and temperature, generally cloar weather and southwest winds. Nit lug Crockery llouaea. New York, June 30.—E. J. Willits has boon sued by tlio Government for falso classification of crockery. Proceedings expected against other crockery houses. Engl lull Rare*. London, J lino 30.—At Now Castle to day tho Northumberland plate was won by Harriet Laws, Orton, seoond, and Fire third. TroopN t'nn't Puna. v London, Juno 30.—Tho King of Bar- mail rofusos to allow British troops to pass over his territory. IIimg Him ton l.nui|»P»at—Banditti. Ottawa, Iowa Juno 30th.—A deputy marshal was shot and killed by ono of the Hniith boys on tho way from tho jail to court. The pooplo hung Smith to a lamp post, f Where is Banditti Phil. Bher- idan?.] IdliMlNtonc Thinks the Engllah Church Worth Preserving. London, Jnuo 80.—Gladstone, in a magazine article, argues atrongly that tho Church of Eugland is worth preserv ing. ; r t MARKETS. IIY TELEGRAPU TO ENtltllRKR. Money nnd Ntoek Market*. London, Juno 30— Noon.—Erlo 12. Paris, Judo 30.—Rentes 64f. ami 12}^c. London, Juno 80.—Btroet rato *4 per oant. below bank. Nkw Yobk, Juno 30 —Money easy at 2*4 S ir coat. Sterling exehango quiet and steady. old 116%. Governments active ami strong: now 6’a SO. Slates quiet. Cotton Markets. Livrrpool, JuueSO—Noon—notton dull and depressed; middllug uplands TJ^d; middling Orleans 7 7-16 I;sales 10,000;;ior;«|K)0ulatlon and export 2,000. Bales on a basts qf middling uplands, noth ing below.low jplOdllufeS, deliverable In July and August 7 1-164* . 2 i*. m.—Spies mi a basis ol middling uplands nothing bolqtf l »w middlings, deliverable lu August aud September, 7 3-16d. Sales on basts of middling Orleans, nothing bolow low middlings, deliverable| la August, and September, 7%U. L vkrpool, Juno 30.—Shipment* ot new crop, basis of middling uplands, nothing below middlings, 7%d LivuurooL, June 30—3 p. m. —Of sales to-day 7,000 wero Amorloan. Sales on a basis of middling uplands, nothing bolow good ordinury deliverable la July and August, 7d. 6 i*. m.—Sales on a basis middling uplands, nothing IhjIow low middlings, deliverable in July and August, 7 6-32d, Hales on abaslsormldd , „ bolow low middlings, dollveroaido In August, 7%d, Ni;w York, Juno 30.— Cotton quiet; sales 481 halos at 16!4f£16%c; not receipts 281. SIMMS WER REGULATOR ron the States or Tbbbbssbb, Georgia, South Carolina, Alabama* Mmaiojifri^J ton spinning all Ihe world over has enormously profitable, honcu the in- rease in consumption. Cotton growing has been ruinously un profitable since 1870, nnd that is reason enough for the diminished production. In it disputed that the growing of cot tou has been unprofitable ? I am sure it will not bo by any ono who ia at all fa miliar with tho present oondition of the great majority of cotton planters or of their factors, who havo been sustaining them daring those years. Does auy one doubt the smaller planting since 1870, and point to the acreage estimates of the Agricultural Bureau in support of their theory? To such I answer, the liurenu undoubtedly does its host, but its means of information on tho Hubject of acreage is mcftgro aud crude even now, aud in 1870 they were still more so. It is as oer- The N«*l»lllcr—Caiiac of Iler Loss* London, Jnno 30—Tho Coart of Inquiry appointed to investigate the loss of tho steamer Scliillor, have mado a report. They state thnt shoet copies of directions for approaching tho English coast, and of instructions issued by tho Eagle Compa ny were on board tho steamer, and both warn navigators oi the northerly current noar ochillys, and enjoin tho uae of tho load in thick weather. In opinion of tho court, tho solo cause of tho calamity was tho ontirc neglect of this precaution. Had they been used at eight or oven nine o'clock on the night of the disaster be fore the steamer's courso was altered, the orror in reckoning would have been dis covered. Contribution for tho WMblMlM Nonnment. Washington, June 30.—The Washing ton National Monument Bociety requests chnrchcH and Babbsth schools of the country to take up collections Sunday, July 1th, to aid iu tho completion of the monument, contributions to be forwarded to J. B. H. Smith, treasurer, WAshingtou, D. C. Typhoon Visits rhino. Hong Kong, Juno 30.— A Typhoon vis ited. hero May 31st. The steamer Foiling, was wrecked near Macon, ono hun dred and|twonty-fivc lives lost. A hun dred aud fifty junks wore destroyed, and great damage dono to property iu Canton, Hong Kong and Wliampa. The Irish “Ovnte” the Americans. Dublin, Juno 30.—An enthusiastic ovation was given tho American team. Grand banquet at tho Mansion House. Tho Irish admit tbo match was fairly won. Npnnlnrds Winning in 4'iibn* Havana, Juno 30.—The Hpanish troops dispersed two bodies of rebels. 'Eleven wore killed and five captured, and sum marily shot. Dentil ol t»n Ex-Emperor. Prague, June 30.—Ex-Emperor Ferdi nand is dead. Loss of Life in Hungary. Pestiik, Juno 30.—The loss of life from tho tempest exceeds tho first estimate— 120 dead were taken from tho Danube Doubtless many lloutcd down. One Hundred uati! Forty Ouc brail iiutes. Boston, Juno 30.—Harvard conferfod degrees of Master ot Arts upon 141 grad uates, with a great many Honorary Do- groos. Distillery Kelzed. Washington, June 30.—The distillery of Henry Scofield was seized, nnd tho rec tifying establishment of Frusch & Bild- bock for reissuing stamps. Sailed fur Europe. Ntw York, Juno 30.—Baron N. Vonch- wartz, lato Aaatraiu Minister at Washing ton, sailed for Europe to-day. Appllrntlan for Reduced Uni2 With- drawn. New York, June 30.—Twoed withdraws indefinitely tho application for reduction of bail. For all dlaoAMM of tho Llvor, .Stomach and Spleen. It la eminently a Family Medicine, and by being kept ready for Immediate resort will •avo many an hour of sudorlng and many a dollar In time and doctors* blit*. After Forty Years* trial tt Is still receiving tho most tin quail tied testimonials of Its virtues ftom persons ol the IdKliestelmr- aotorand responsibility. F.ml- nent physicians commend It as the most EFFECTUAL SPECIFIC for OUNSUMl’TION, Hha»aohk, Pain In thoSiioiiLUKUH, Di/./.i- Nicas, Sour Stomach,bad tusto In the Mouth, HIllous Attacks, Palpitation of the Heart, Puln In tho region of tho Kidneys, Despondoney, Gloom and Toro- boding of Evil, allot which aro tho offspring of a diseased Llvor. If you fool Dull, Drowsy, De bilitated, have frequent Head ache, Mouth Tastes badly, poor Appetite, and Touguo Uoatod, you aro sudorlng from Torpid Liver, or “IHIUousnoss,** and nothing will euro you so speedi ly and permanently. The Liver, tho largest organ of tho body, Is generally tho seat of tho disease, And It not liegulated In tluio, groat sullor- Ing, wretchedness, and DEATH will onsue. Armed with this ANTIDOTE,all ollinatos and changes of wator and food may bo faced wit h out fear. As a Uomody In AIALAUIOITH FEVERS, DOWEL OOttl’LAlNTS, REST LESSNESS. JAUNDICE, NAUSEA. Tke Cheapest, Parest and Rest Family Modi- p rlao ia the World. “I have never soon or trlod suoh a simple, ellleaoious, satis factory anil pleasant remedy In my life.’' 11. Hainku, St. Lou is, Mo. • Hon. Alox H. Stephens. “I occasionally use, when my eondlllon requires It, Dr. Sim mons’ Liver Regulator, with good efloot.” Hon. Almx. H. St ar linns. Governor of Alabama. **Your Regulator has boon In use In my family for aouio Llmo, and I am persuadod It Is a valu able addition to tho medical selenee.” Gov J Gill Suon- tick, Ala. “I have used the Regulator In ray family fur tho past seven teen yoars. I oan safely roooin- mend It to the world as the boat medicine I havo evor used for that class of dlseasos It purports to cure.”—H F TmorKn. President of Ulty Bunk. “Simmons’ Liver Regulator has proved a good and elllca- clous medicine*’’—U A Nut ting. Druggist. “We have been acquainted with Dr Smmons’ Liver Medl- olno lor moro than twenty years, and know It to be the best Liv er Regulator ottered to the public.”— M R Lyon and II S Lyon, Bellefontaluo, Ga. SIMMONS’ LIVER branch orrioB or thb how it machine oo. t \ — - -loLinA, Alabama a Mih.i Na.htillk, Tuan., Jioci Ihe KJilors n/ Ihe tnquIrtt-SiM, Cotumbue, Oforgi* : Dhaic Sin i our attmtlon haring bMn mIM toanadvwtlaMMatoroaaofsar competitor., which oar uln Ibr 1IT4 *r* “Mtlm.Wd” atM,M0, wa tako plwuar. la aathori.lnc th. ■UM- inont that wo aro offlelally Informed from tho priaclpal offloo of th. Oompaay at Now h ork that roly" of tug HOW K MAOHlNUt w*r*Mt,UI forMTt. KMpMtiaUy, THE HOWE MACHINE COMPANY. I'RNTRAL HhTIL, I IO nnd 143 Brand Nt., Calnnabmn,« Mrs. S. E. Woldeidor, ap'Jl Proprietress uury l _ . . 3-32; April lft 16-16&16 11-32; May 1&>4»16 17-32. Hobton, June 30.— Uotton quiet; middlings 16J^e, low middlings l&|^c, good ordinary 14>^c: sales 214. Nicw Orleans, June 80.—Cotton quiet; mid dlings low middlings 14%c; good ordi nary 18<4u; not rceoipts 266; sales 26. Savannah, Junoau.—-Cotton quiet end noral nul; middlings 14%c, low middlings 14%e, good oidinary I3^c; net receipts 77; sales 43. Chaulkbton, Juno 30.—Cotton quiet; mid dllngs U%( \ tow middlings U'.^ojguoU ordina ry 14c; net receipts .16, sales loo. Moiiii.u, June 30.--(Jettonnominal;middlings 14^c; low middling. 14^*c; good ordinary 13%c; net receipts Of. Juno 30. — Cotton nominal; midiJIl'igH 14!/,c, low middlings 13%; good ordl< nary 13c; not receipts 44; sales 76. . Provlsiou Markets. Liverpool, Juno 20. — Droodstuffs qulot JUltimork, Juno 30.—Coffee nominally higher; ordinary to primo Rio cargoes Cincinnati, June 30.—Flour dell. Who _ dull. Corn dull at (itt^OMc. Gatsdull at&:<ft/67o. Rye unohMugcd. Duller unchanged. Fork quiet and linn. Lard quiet and tirm at 13U< kettle 14c. Hulk meats higher and In fair dt man I; shoulders 8Uc; cloar rihsido* ll%o. spot 12c(or buyors In July; clear sides 12o. Ifacon firm; shoulders clear rib sides 12^e; clear sides 13c Whiskey quiet and steady at $1 16, no sales. Live hogs active aud firmer prices lor good light trHile. Louibvillk, Juno 30—Flour unchanged Wheat quiet and unchanged. Corn 72c. Oats 68f//rtoo. Kyo nominal. Provisions linn. Fork *20 20. Hulk meats, shoulders Hj^c, cloar ill* sides lljfje, cloar sides 12^0. liacoii, shoulders w^e, clear nh sides 12%c; clear sides 13>4c; hams, siigHr-cureii 13*41:. Lard; steam 14(4(0 16; keg Whiskey <1 16. Dngglng steady at 13J4Sfl!4e. Cu’LAr.f), Juno 30.—Floor quiet and unchang ed. v/luAt In lair demand at 03 tor sisit and July: *1 02% for August; * higher aftei close oi ' Exchange; No 3 use, rejected 86c Com irregular, mixed 07fa»18c for spot; July 67Uc bid; August ejootod at 6&Uo. Osts qulot ak; No 2 61££c for spot; /»0%o bid; Jul, uly god. REGULATOR 380. Kye ami barley quiet ami unchangi Fork dull ami unsettled; July, 10 70; August til) 00. Lard quiet and woak at 113 60 for Au- gust: $13 70 for .September. Duik meats In lair demand. WhlMkoyjdull; holders uuwllllng to make concessions. At the afternoon eall of tho Hoard wheat was steady; July $103^40 1 03%. Corn strong at 67%c for July, 00>ic lor Auuust Oats steady. Laid $13 30 for July. Shipments ol Hour 6,000 barrels, wheat 100,000 bushels, corn 61, oo bush'ds. oats 0,000 bushel*. The Hoard will adjourn Friday, the 2d of .1 uly, until Tuesday, tho 6th. St. Louis, Juno 30.— Flour dull; super fine winter $3 75004 r *K *xtra do. $4 2&ft4'0; doublo extra $4 00; treldo extra do. $6 •*) Wheat, No 2 winter$120. Corn, No 2 64%o bid. cash. Oats, carles 640. Kye unchanged. Whiskey strong. Fork, firm demund; spot $ 0 20. Up-country dry salted meats very firm; should- rs and light clear rib sides KfylJ'^c; held largely above bujers’ views at the close. Jiacon firm and 'held highor; only jobbing trade. Nkw York, June 30.—Southern flour firm; common to fair extra $4 20; good to choice |6 oo. Codec. Klo very nrm anu In actvo de mand at 17K*»ld. Sugar dull and heavy. KonIii, elr. Nkw York, June 30.—Turpentine firmer at 32V$o. Rosin dull at$l HO for stniDOd. Freight*. Nkw York, June 30.—Freights firm. MllF^NEWS. Nkw York, June 30.—Arrived. liathuera, VIHe L'o Faria. Arrived Out: Victoria, Clio Alton, Jonny Lilies, Savannah, Clyde, Caroline, Amelia, Harding, Urnatt, Tagal, Homoward, Frofes- sor Morse. illoo, Dlllous attacks. Sick Iloadaohu, Colic, Depression of Spirits, Sour Stouiaoh, Heart Hum, *o, Ac, Xt XXcub Zffo Xlciuai Is a faultless family modlclnc, Does not disarrange the systoin. Is sure to cure If taken regularly, Is no drastic violent inodlclno, Does not Intarfero with businoBS, Is no Intoxloatlng beverage, Contains the simplest and best remedies, caution: Buy no Powders or Prepared HIMMO.NN* MV’ KK HKDULATOU uuleao In our engraved wrap per with Trade N-»rk NUmped, au<l Nignalure unbroken. None other Is genuine. J. M. ZEILIN AGO-. ■aeon, Da., and Flilladelphia. Tun Svmpiomb *»t Liver Complaint are uneasiness and pain In tho side. Some times the pnlti Is In the shoulder,and Is mistaken lor rheumatism. The stomach Is affected with loss or appe tite and sickness, bowels in general ro«tlve, sometimes alternating with lax. The bead Is troubled with pain, and dull, heavy sonsatlon, considerable loss oi memory, aeooinpanlod with a painful tonsatlon of having ielt un done something which ought to have boon dono. Often complaining of weakness, debility and low spirits. Sometimes many of tho above symptoms attend tho disease, and at othor times very few of them; but tho Liver Is generally tho organ most Involved. Nearly all disease* originate from lndiges< tlou and Torpidity the Liver, and r always anxiously sou/lit alter. 11 the I, Regulated In Its action, health Is almost inva rlably sooured. Want of action In tho Llvor causes Headarhe, €ous|0paUoii, Jaundiru, I’ain Iu the Kkouldern, Cough,UMIIn, IM/.xineiw, Sour Stomach, l»«d taale In the mouth, bilious wt forks, palpitation of the heart, depression spirit*, ar the lllurs, and a hundred of <»ther symptoms, for which SI MMONH* LI V Kit It KM IJliATOR Is the liest remedy tliat Las ever I dlseovered. It acts mildly, eliectually, and be Ing a simple vegetable compound, can do Injury In any quantities that It may Iki takon It Is harmless in every way ; it has boon used for 40 yeara, and hundreds ol the good an< great from all parts ot tho country will vouch for Ita bring the pureat and best. The Clergy. “My wife and salt have uxed the Kogulator for yesra, and testify to Us groat vlrtuei.”* Rjcv J R Fkldbr, Ferry, Ga. /sullen' Endorsement. “1 have given your medicine a thorough trial and In noease has It failed to glvo lull satislac- tlon.”-ELLUN Mracham, Chattahoochee, Fla. daeno-dBodAwer ffnoll CBO. N. OWEN, Manager. Hotel. Dootora. Mieaeovaer Broad and Raadolph stt^ts, Burras building. laaldeaee on fere) th, three daore below 8t. Clair. Jai Lawyers. lalONKIa V. LEVY, JR., Attorney nml-Venmeller nt Law. UoiumlHHioiier of Demis N. Y. and other Htales. < iHirra over Georgia Home insurance Uu. i S|iooial attention given to eolleotlons. doc 6 SAHUKI. H. HATCH KB, Attoraoj a* Law. JaW» Often ovor Wlttich k Klnecl's. A. A. IIOEIBB, . C Attorney and Vonnaallwr at law, I'rnrticcn lu Htute and Federal Courts In Qeorgfe and Alaliatua. onii-K 120 llroad ct., Colinubus, Qa. Je6 Mae. 11. IlLANiiFOAD. Loom r. Oaobak*. HI.ANDVOBD * UABBABD, Atlornoya and Conaaollwra at law. UAlc No. 07 Uro.il .trout, oyer Wlttldi k Kin- sid's Jewelry bture. Will practico In tho Rtato aud Vederal Courts. s*p4 L T. DOWNING, Attorney and Mellcftter. II. H. Com’r aud Register lu ltaukiiiptey. Ofllce 1 uovJU | ever brooks’ Drug Htoru, Uoluuibus, 4a. B. J. MOM EM. Attorney and ttoanawllwr at Ua, OMirgia lloue Insurance Company building, §m> oci7 lyj uud story. J. H. HAMILTON, Whriesale mud Retell Ureeer, J uucliou of Yruukliu, Warreu A Oglethorpe 0te. N o cbitrgo tur drayege. eeplt Watchmakers. V. U. L6CUUIM, Wstehmoker, 124 Broad street, Columbus, 6a. Watclius aud Clocks repaired la the beet bum- nor and warranted. Jail Tin end Copperemlthe. WM. FEB, Worker flu Tfln, Mheet Iras, Cupper. Orders from abroad promptly attended to. |a7 Na. 174. Broad Btraat. Dentists. W. P. Tiuma, beatliti OiipositH Htrnpper's building, Randolph St. Bpurial attention given to the iueertlon of Art!- iiciul Teotli, as well as to Operative Dentistry. I’obiiii dew CULUKBIIR DENTAL BOOMM, W. T. Foo^ Prop’r, •loorgl* Homo lialldlBK. Uolnmba* Ooontl*. Tailors. OKNRY BELLMAN. , Catting, Cleaning aud He pal rl ay Dono in the best style. ’ »pr241 Uorner Crawford and Front Sts. HE. mow, iH.. * oo., ■na ni IICB Pilat-n, ,l.thorp* coru.r, (J<ut aorth of immIoHm) Oolmkaa, Um|k. Hill oontrmct tor Row and Mr. rd.tln, it reMON»bl« prlcu, and ninito •otUtootluu. . Rotor to wh. hot, Rr. (urt * Livery and 8ale Stables. MHHHT THOHHWR, OiLBtBOara, MOSTB or flABDOLrB 0T6., I Oolutnhas, Ga Tobaeoo, Clears, So. ■Ain NM. W 72* want to enjoy n good mnoke, go to b Boot and Shoemakers WK. METEH, Boot nad Bhoomaker. Dealer In Leather and flndinga. Next to 0. A. odd A Oo.'s. Prompt nnd etriet nttentlon given »orders. jell Painters. OPELIKA DIRECTORY. Doctors. DM. JAI. T. WABMOOK, Rnrfioa ME rkjiMto, OHw ot llonRhUr’a Drac I tor., MoUisoA atroM. Hotels. AHAER ■•DIR. Whan yon go to Opelika, be tore to atop nt the Adame Roues, opposite Fa—eager Depot. LAWYERS. HI HIS DOZIER, Attorney at Law, Hamilton, «a., . jetleo la the •r aav whore else, e. “Faymeorsaai HIDES. Dress-making. MINN M. A. HOLLIHONWOMTH, I'SH-Maklng, Gutting aud Itting. Termecheap. Hssldsuoo sad shop In Brownevilla. Plano Tuning, So. K. W. BLAU, llopairer and Tuuar of Pianos#, Organ# and Accordeons. tiign Palntiug aleo dons. Oidnrs may In. bo left at J. W. Pease A Norman's Cun and Locksmiths. PHILir KII'I.I.H, Gun amt I.ockswitli, Orawfunl street, nest li JuliuNun's corner, Col urn bun, (is. jai WILLIAM BUHOUKK, Gun and L>cksmlth and dealer in tinnaing Ms* toriuia. KiiHt of (Crupper's Guufsotiouary J»16 M. M. HIRSCH UAH BEHOVED TO HIS OLD STAND ON Crawford Street, Near Alabama Warehouse, Whan ha will ooalinna to FAY Ihe HIGHEST PitlOES for Rags, Hides, Fun and Wax, H|U JuKdlT RIAL ESTATE AGENTS. JOHN BLACK MAH, Nut I, hw, III«M * Oo., Bt. uuir Strut Oelmhtoe.ua. Real Eetate, Brokerege m* la- turaitM Agent asraa, av ranaissioR, To jfarehaats' nad Meehan lea' Bank, of this eity Jan26 if ROOTS AND aHOKt. Fresh Meats. J. W. PATRICK, Htails Mu. 16 and ID, Market Hoaaa J# T. ('OOK, Fresh Neats ef All Kladit l Htails Noe. 16 and IT. Barber Shops. Kilo TEHRY, Barber, Crawford Ht., qudor Hun kin House, Columbus, Ga. Builders and Architects. J. U. CHALMKHNi linnae ( arpoaatar and Baalldor. * Jobbing dono at short uotlco. Plane and spoclficatioas furnished for all styles of bmldingH Uroad gtroot, next to 0. W. Brown's, Ja'» Columbns, On. Cotton Factories. Sheetlnga, Hhlrtlnge, and lewlaf Knitting Thread. Cards Wool and Grinds Whoat* nd Corn 0/llco in rear of Wlttich k Klnsel’s, Randolph at. Jaih R. ||. OL ILTON, President. M 1(64 044 FF MAN UP ACT U MI MU VO. Mmv ufacturere ef DHKKTINUH ■»IIRTINO*, YARN, KOr*. ks. COLUMBUS, 0 A. O. P. SWIFT, President. W. A.HWirr, Secretary Treaanrar. ecUl ly, g'7 Li d* III l»° r Hay to Laities or Gents. Patent ^< k W*piS|i| OV0 | tleit Address H. II. Briar A Co-, Atlanta, Ga. Seasonable Spring Goods. DurabU, Ana - fitting, low - prioad Draaa and Walking Boat* for Ladlat, Mina* and Ohlldran. Chlldran and Infanta* Ankla Tina and tllppara, la all dualrabla color*. Qantlaman’a Finn theaa—atyllah, dn- rabla, oomfnrtabln. A BPLENOIO AH8UHTMEHT. Substantial Work for Plantation Wear, AND A Full Stock of all tho deiirable styles attrac tiyo to all classes of buyers. WELLS k CURTIS. •t No. 73 Broato St., no*l« U Sica or to* Bin Boot. CHARCOAL! Charcoal, Best Quality, Ter Bole at GAS WORKS ▲t Three Cents per Bushel. Commercial Hotel y BUFAULA, ALABAMA. E EDIOATED to th* OoMmttttol Tra**l*ra or ih* Unitod bum*.aadaUiwrMa* trar- I oa baateM* or ptaamr*. wa wlH do all wo oaa to took, yoar .toy with aa , *nr**akto. UjwuiliJA^^^ MfUtt KIDDLE A SMITH A, PnftoL MUfTmcr mtfr 67199

Georgia Historic Newspapers

Columbus daily enquirer. (Columbus, Ga.) 1874-1877, July 01, 1875, Image 1