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Newspaper Page TextJ -< - ^ ' DAILY ENQUIRES- SUN: * COLUMBUS, GEORGIA, SATURDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 17. 1877. Units gw|«im. SALISBURY ft PBOFM1BITOMB. co„ otrm AOKWTB. Tifui BUIU*, Opelika, Ala. L. 8, SoacaMLU A Co, Lafayette. Ala J T Jonnox, laalUoa,Oa W 8 Txoxaa, Alexander Oily, Ala. J W HoOunok, Waai Polat, G*. IBirUl TRAVELING AGENTS. L M. Lmcm, T J Laura. dr The aboVe Agent# of ExQCiauStTX tn aathorteed to aolioit and taaaipt for nb- aerlpUona aad adrarUeoaerate. Tknafkl Vartan. Daring tha ootton week ending laat night, tha railroad* of Alabama brought to Oolamboa an ronta for Savan nah and Ne* York, 829 balaa ootton— 1U from Mobile, 11 from Montgomery, 48 from Salma, 0 from Opelika, Went Point and other atationa, 198 from Vicks burg, 000 from Near Orleana, 0 N. A 8. B B. Tha total through movement by thia ronta,ainoe September let, ia 20,101 balaa —0448 from Mobile, 8828 from Montgom ery, 975’ from Salma, 2,051 from Waat Point, Opelika, A a., 5389 from Viokaburg, 189 from New Orleana, 131 North and South. Cot tan EMlorkav. Balaa were 284, reoelpta 209, ahipmenta 102. Same day laat year reoeipta were 58 balaa, ahipmenta 488, aalea 92. IMtrr Taktuaa, Onr miila have taken ainoe September lit 6,691 bale* of ootton againat 7,972 laat year, ahowing a decree** of 1,880. 4aahW of CalueeeBHt .Canon Bueintoo, To date ainoe September lit, tbe total reoeipta foot np 68,627 bale*, 22,007 more than laat year. The M. A G. K. B. haa brooght 16,866 balea to Colombo*—8,096 mote than laat aeaaon; the Sonthweatern 8,299—5,829 more; the Weatern liailroad 1,171—64 more; tbe N. AS. 2,492-978 more; tbe river 18,980—4,832 more; wag on* 26,219—7,718 more. Jfre, Lyen, Uim Rond, Mra. MaliaaaLyon* haa given the 03,- 000 bail aatiafaotorily to Probate Jndge O’Neal, aad ratnrned to her father’* hooae .near Crawford laat Monday afternoon. She baa been in the jail at Seale, Ala., nnder the charge of being aooeaaory to tha ferarddr Of her btuband, ainoe the aaiddle of November. We have been un able to obtain the aignatorea to the bond. gjriitn kew ouiin mnr- BTMELB. TMa troupe la arid by the pram to be the (argent aad moat talantad that ia trav eling. A more thorough and intonating organisation ha* been formed ainoe it waa hare laat and they entertain on a mneh larger aeole and with greater variety. It la apoken of a*‘giving entirely new fee- tor** and of a more enjoyable kind. Mow, who eaa heeitate a moment about going to aee thia anziooaly looked for troop* f They have live comedian* and ail apeoial- tiea. Frank Goodman,* moat amoaing end man, will be there in biaapeoialty, “tam bourine aolo.” Ben Brown, whom they advertt*e aa having proven tha ohamplon in aiity oonaeootive ooateata ia dancing ia vary highly apoken of and i* aalled “the peraoniSoation of poetical motion.” The ban joist, Frank Went, ia called the inimi table and oneioelled. The New Orleana Quartette Club, the vocal eorpe, ia quite an attraction and the orohaetral oonoerta will be oniqne. Their ailver balloon band will parade the atroeta thia morning about 11 o'clock, and to get an idea of what their troupe la, jnatliatea when they play thoee beantiful pieeea at the Georgia Home oorner. LOCAL BRIEFS. FIRE IK WAMACETILLK. Lorn two bdmdbxd dollars. Yesterday morning about 8 o'olook the alarm of Are waa given and the flames were aoon discovered to be in Wamaok villa. A boaae valued at about $160 or $200 waa oonsnmed. It belonged to a oolored man by the name of King and waa ooonpied by Pater Brown aa a dwell ing and ator*. Thera waa no insaranoe. An amoaing incident to tbe conflagra tion was tbe oolored man who owned the property aaying that the next time a man Insured hie goods in a house of his, he (colored man) would be oompelled to in sure the house to place htyn on an equal footing with tbe oooopant. It ia his opinion that a man owning real estate ought always to insure it to its full value whenever the renter begins to insure his good*. He waa under the imprsaaion that Peter Brown had bis little trafio in sured. MITER NEWS. The steamer Wylly from Apalaohioola, arrived yesterday morning with 93 balea of cotton, consigned as follow*: Lowell warehouse 88, Alabama 28 Ala- ton 15, Planters 12. She also brooght 22 barrels or wrap, 71 barrels of oystera,48 saeka of potMoea, 10 boxes of eggs and sundries. EueuU County Lunolic. Tha Sheriff haa returned to Russell with 2h$ lunatic, Charles Gaddies. Though reoommended by tbe Governor, he waa unable to obtain admittance to the asylum ia Tnaoalooaa for want of room. The Court of County Commissioner* have mad* a contract with Mr. John Bioe, to ears for and feed him in the old guard hooae at Seale for $10 per month. Local Logteiaetcn. Tha bill to amend the oharter of Colum bus haa been so amended aa to provide for an alderman from eaoh ward to be •lasted eaoh year and hold for two years. It waa probably paased yesterday. ‘Major Moses haa a bill pending to re- Peal or withdraw ao much of tha oharter of the Georgia Home Insurance Company aa confers banking powers, and to repeal the personal liability clause. Tbiaiapaoper and right, inasmuoh aa the Company haa organised ita banking oapital under tbe national currency act, and tbe personal liability waa to protect against lows* by ban Mug and not as to inanranee. It ia not usual for insurance oompaniea to have such liabilities inoluded in their oharter*, and the Georgia Home haa tha right to be put upon the aam* footing as other aimilar organisations. Emir fvmnitvmk Avar arrived First lot, now is in store, oonaists of all arttofw in the line—all fresh and latest styles, and will be sold unusually low at 88 and 86 Broad street, np stairs, febll lw L. Roonxt. Mrs. Flanders, Haywoods; J. W. Brantley, R. 1. Bin- ford and Jams* Q. Yarbrough and wife, Neal's; Mias Temples, Howard's; A. . Jones, Fort Gaines; E. A. Gardner, J. MoOrery and Bitnon Bell, Eufaula; G. W. Ard, O. H. Green, A. X Newsom, Miss L. F. Newaon, Mias Lixzie Kirkpatriok, and B. A. Carter, Florence; Dr. N. Gillia and son, Fontaine's Upper; Justinian Brown, Banks, and aixteen on deok. She will leave this morning at 10 o'eluok. Beat Unoolored Tea—Pore Ground Pepper—obaapar than ever at Maaon'a Drugstore. febll ly MAMBVBU TMIMMIXUB! Over two hundred different designs!— tbe largest lot ever brought to thia mar ket—TwaMTT-rtvx pin cunt. obiapib than ever offered. Blanohabd A Hill, feb7 tf 128 Broad Bt. W. A. LITTLE, ATToanax and oochsbllob-at.law, Office over J. A. Frazer’s hardware store. fab4 6m TWO-BOM8E DBAT FOB BALE. A good two-horae Dray, but little used, for sale oheep. For prioe inquire at d*el7 tf Tarn Omaa. —Already “ads” have been aant in for the Buhdat Exquiaan. —Tbe ladiaa were thick on Broad street jreeterday afternoon. On* had on a aaaa'a —Who ia it that sands the blonde gro> eery clerk on the oorner those beautiful flewers so often? —There will be a re-union of St. Paul Church Tueeday night at the home of Mr. G. B. Glenn. —Let all of those merchants who prom, iaed ns advertisements for Sunday send them in thia morning. —No Mayor's oourt yesterday. Saving thair money to go to Havatly's New Or leana Minstrels to-night. —G. W. Cargill has bought out B. M. Kirvtn'a dray line, and ia now running it in connection with his own. —Remember that everybody reads the “Sohdax" and therefore you should ad vertia* your business in thia issue. —The talk on the oorners yesterday waa the “Bogardus Chair.” The loafers met and resolved not to lounge about tbcae comein any more. —The Sohlllinger pavement is. being laid in the eastern portion of the Court house basement. The work is being most admirably executed. —We noticed a newely married couple walking up Broad street yesterday, arm in arm ana hand looked to hand. They are exonsable, however, for they are about seventeen years old, and have juat mar ried. —The boys who went to New Orleana haven't muoh to talk about a* they didn't have the ropes well enough to see a great deal. On* young man said that he was not aware that mere was a Myatio Crewe ball until he returned home. —Some of the boy* bad their pictures taken in the ooatome which they wore to the maaqnamde ball. One of these, espe cially, presents quit* an imposing appear ance in tights—that ia, the body appears to impote on the legs upon which it would really be dangerous to venture. —A blood went to a wedding Thursday night and asked a lady whom he bad never met before, if he could see her home. "Of oourse,” was the reply. He didn’t know where her home was and had to walk about four miles to reaoh it. He says thst he must know more about these matters when he offers his service* again. She thought that it was a very short stroll. Go it, Frank. Cnpturoa. Whit Cane, who killed Dez Cherry in Stewart oounty about fifteen months ago, was oaptured in Baker oounty last week by the Sheriff thereof. Sheriff Herndon, of Stewart, being advised of tbe fact, went after and brought him to Lumpkin and imprisoned him in the oounty jail. It is not thought that Cane Will be dealt with. He ran off, es we are informed, simply to avoid being oonflned in prison. It is said that be shot Cherry in self-de fense. Dene* el Me Bknting Rink This waa really a little folk's danoe and was ao conducted atriotly. It was all in- nooenae and ohild-like and was highly enjoyable to witness, or even to partici pate in. The oooasion passed off in un alloyed pleasure, mirth and aprightlineas. It waa “children" through and through, and no guiae of naughty maturity oould be discerned. It waa calculated to make older onaa wonder if it oould ever have been “thus” with them, aad to wish that they oould, at all times of life, be as pure and as free from guile. It was refresh ing, and a sermon indeed powerful. Well might it oauae these reflections to gray hairs, the fond memories of “remember. *d musio:” Ai a mu lie Ur, playing on a lute, With dr.ewy fl igora atrikaa tbe well-known strings, TUI out of wandering chord, at laat there elnge, Some tneloly within hie mind longmntei Fo would I waken Memory's h irp to life, And from ita stiver toner' nocertain s’rlfe Cell back one song my end sonl to salute— A song ot Ufk and love, now hushed iu death, Love brief as Ufa, and Ufa as sweet as love— Till out of straying harmonies divine. As soft and low oa wind—swept Cowers breath Tha perfect mualc of thy aoul shell move, Aud every mated cadence answer mine." rfflillCUL & GOIKBCUL ooimoa. Oft, Mmif M, 1177. riNAVom. KiU for OottoM Bills—Mfkt ah R$v York, Bm* ob sod Pro»ld$Bc$ % diBftraat; on Btuiaib irostM Y folloa Me} Uafleei. fit 0,10 L WnatT-^testified * itllot $1,100*; Bowboa Mobil* end N$w Oriel U premium: other potato % pi Currency loaaa 10011 per obi Silver t per cent, premie*. orkeedNev Orleem leu. aeat. peruina, ^JicinjL, Ifaw—Mo.Hi; If t $11; Me Silver t per cent, premie*. Gold nominal. CoMfABison wni Law Ybab—The United State* Cotton Situation.—Liverpool made n alight ed- vAlice on tbe week hot lost it. Mow York end our own markote hero been qnoUbly unchanged. Heavy port receipts otilt have a disagreeable ene t but the pr 'opect* brighten n little. Varmors are bmv ou plantations preparing to pitch their eropB. It le t» be hoped they will pnt large area* In eorn. Kao lb and PUNIX MILLS.—ehoetlBg t-4 ijfc.; % shirting 7c.; osnaburge, 7 os., 19Jie.} * UJ4 % drilling 9\4jc. OUoredQaU*-Stripes 0011c; drese goods ltc.Olfa^ JDfoJo^glalds for — _ -_.7O0g.75per pair; blenched huckaback towels $1 40 perdonen; yarns * to Is. per bunch of 6 pounds $1 10} rope 17c. te .; sewing (breed,15 balls to the pouBd,aOo040o. Ths Wbathbe.—Thermometer for the weak aver aged 45°. The hlgkeet temperatare was it, the lowest 37. Rain foil 64. game week lest yser the tksrmomsUr averaged 53°. The highest temperatare wee 70, loweet 54. Rain fall 1.05. Thu MAEBtre.—Th* following shows Ik* price of middlings In New York aud Liverpool, gold at New York and Low Middlings In Columbus each day of the week: Up. Or. Up. Or Gold. Cel. to; unbleached, 58c.? cotton betting lie} wrap ing twine, in bolls, 25©, Oottenedee 14c0SSe cklnge 11c® 24c.; Woolm Goods.—Dosskins, 57) ^>056s; Jenna M0 50c.; colored twills 31C04OC. MARKET RKRORTO. SY TELEGRAPH TO THE ENQUIRER. 11-19 \%K 13 10M iiX® ■k 6 15-16 12% 13 ioty 6 16-16 U 10^1 5 n2* 615-16 12% 13 104k 6 16*16 13 105i injB 11-19 6 15-16 n% 13 10 of (111x9 On tha wa«k Liverpool, Raw Terk and Oolnmhue unchanged. Paioia P»et Yana.—Liverpool —Opined, a %\ ~ k— Upland. WJ<; Orlaane tioul: Ordinary aad atalaad warehsaea qaota- Quod Ordinary lOkfl- Low Middling! 11W’* Middling. Uli Middling. 11 Btrlot Middlings — rilAICIAL Loimi, February It—Noe*.—OowelJ N IMi Brla 10)4. Weather fair. Pabis, Fabruary 16—tao r Kaataa 104f. And Wo. Vaw York, February II.—Evan tag—Moony oaey. at 2*3U per cent. Burling dull, at 414)4 Gold dull, at 10*44«l0Mf. Oorern- manu dull and aUady—naw i’a, lloX- State bond! aotive and lrragolar. ■1W TOBK STOCK MASKMV. Special la tha Enquirer am.] Naw York, February U —Itnaklactive, bat nnaat led and lrragular, as Allows i Gautral m ooa uuiua cuuiuui|iiiuu. w lur n«w nut, ow iua Savannah, 00 for •pocalatlon, 000 for New Orleana, 00 for Charleston, 00 for Tallasiss mills, 00 for VJ lur vuaneiiun. w ivr amumnr iuiiii, w aui Mobile, 0 for Phllodolphln, 00*Litsrpool, 00 Au gusta. Rook island, M)£ THn ■UB-TUASUBY. Special to the Enquirer-Sun,] Balances—Qold, $71^50,M t curreoey, $44,- 555,55ft. Sub-treasury paid (ntmeftt, 6*),000- oui one, end vue wr wmawiuH wmk imi m* ion—113 by 5. W. R. R., 5i by M. A G. R. R., 0 by Opelika R. R, 191 by river. 575 by wagons, 20 by N. Ad.R. R. BhlpmenU (45 balee-4M by 8. W R R, 382 for horns oomsumpton, OOby W. R. R. 00 by M. A O. R. R. WBBXLT mtaiUMt. 1577 SteCk AUgUSt SlStaaaaAeaai’ 510 Received post week..... 671 Total received .•.....•..55,527 Total received, including stock...60,037 1575 shipped., Total home consumption..., Stock February 16... Sales Tear’s receipts 832 Southwestern Railroad.... Mobile and Girard Railroad 16,346 15,270 Western Railroad ],m 1,17 RUer 13,950 9,148 Mueeogte Vcunty Onurta The next regular term ootnmenoea ft ret Monday in Match. Thia it the laat day for Gling anita to that farm, and any amount may he aaed upon oa high aa ona thousand dollars. Judgment will ba ren dered ou tha aame in Jane. Hmmly’e Mlnetrqlc. Special to Enquirer-Sun.J Eufaula, Ala., Feb. IG, 1877. HaYerly’aNew Orleana Minatrels ere playing hare to-night to a crowded bouse. They have met with unprecedented ruo- eaea every where. Let Oolnmbna prepare for the treat in store to-uiorrow night. C. Married. Thursday night Mr4 John Draw, egad seventeen years, was married to Mies Edna Mullens, aged sixteen years at the yeeidenee of the bride's father in this city, Mr. John Mallets. Kpt. J. V. M. Morris performed the oeremony. He Drew her unto his wing. Peraonml. Col. Yarborough, of Navesota, Texas, who waa a Colonel in the Confederate army, and hia lady, arrived yeeterday. He was married Monday night to Miss Fan nie Milton, of Jookeon oounty, Florida. They are now en route for their home in Texas. ~ BMA UTIJTVL / We oall attention to the handsomest linn of Samples for Spring and Summer Suite ever before exhibited. Prices rea sonable. Hew Fashion Plates just re ceived. Call and see them. Spools! orders solicited. Thornton A Acre, febd 2w 83 and 85 Broad Street. CALL AND MM CQMVJMCEDa Four nioe Pictures of yoarself at 50 oents, or one for $6 canto, ai Williams’ Art Gallery. Fietuinai in Coses, Lockett, Fine, Rings, 50 oaKT*'~ fob4 tf MLAMCMAMD A HILL Mata jiat reoeived a line of Piques and Victoria Lawns, which they are offering coat. feb7 tf «F YOU WANT BAROA.IR.fo OO TO BLANCHARD A HILL’S, as fm* VMSTEBMlSMD to BMLL» m om eirm away rod CROP ESTIMATES* The New York Commercial and Finan dal Chronicle ot the 10th inat., has the following: *'The free reoeipta of the past thres weeks have served to moke larger orop estimates popular; in foot4t seems almost impossible now to aooept ss correct the totals onrrent a short time sinoe, and should thisfree movement oontinne longer than another week, a still farther advance in estimates would appear to be warrant ed. At present, however, onr advices in* dioate that (eapooially in the Mississippi valley) there Is to be a very material fall ing off in reoeipta soon after tbe middle of the month. Snob advioes find some confirmation in the length of the three laat pioking seasons over thst seotion. In the fall of 1874, all the ootton was pioked from ubont November 10th to Do* camber 1st, and, as a resnlt, the crop reached 3,833,000 bales. In 1875, pioking continued in fall foroe down to Christmas; and, after tbe Christmas holidays,in many districts they went to work again and oontinaed at it until it was necessary to plough np the ground for the new crop; os e result, the lest orop resohed 4,009,000 boles. This year (1870) pioking was fin-/ tolled (over a considerable seotion) on or before the 1st of Deoember, others con tinued up to the 10th to the I5th of De cember, and a very small proportion dragged on to Deoember 25th; since the holidays no ootton of any consequence haa been gathered. 46,620 47,005 1,544 36,251 7,971 10,760 1,244 51*575 46,620 68^51 ttAtBMBST rasoaeim tbabb. 1871-91 1575-3 1510 16ft 36056 61595 •406 11908 40650 63108 597485118930506 Thbougb Ootton.—By Mobile A Girard Railroad 14,255, against 7,0 6 ; by Weetern Railroad 6,516, agaiuet 21,670 laat year. Fbbiqhtb —Per 100 lb*, cotton—to Savannah 65c. Mee’d to Pel Stook Fob 16 Ye&r'a reoelptt.. U.S. Crop 64043 15067 61090 4130387 1036 63045 6400 68107 Fall River via Now York Thr Unitbd Btbtio PoBTe.—Receipt* for the weak 120,288 bale*, againat 140,006 loot week- 135,374 the week before, and 110,676 .earn# week laat year. The total movement le a* follow*: 1677 Stock Aaguet 31 150,350 Week’* receipt* 126,555 Total 3,407,442 Wtek a export* to G. B... 74,660 Oon 17,861 Total «Bported to G. B.... 1.515,092 Goa 491,445 “ 5,109,586 Stock 896,564 Year'* receipt*..* — 1876 72,722 110,578. 5,594,469 58,694 68,062 1,514,661 754,722 1.099.283 872,675 4.969.283 roa TBS WBBB 0OM1N0. Last year the receipt* at tha porta and Colum is wero a* follow*; Porta. Oolnmbna Saturday 11,725 Sunday and Mouday... 27,557 Tuesday * 19,761 Wedn«sday 19,389 lliureday * 16,364 Friday * 15,170 116 186 460 M9,6Tft Pbincipal Pobt*.—Th# following ehewe their Ao* tat receipt* to date: 1577 New Orleans...** 991,089 Mobile.... 825,337 Bavaunah 455,402 Charleston 430,759 Galveston 459,918 New York 1874 1,059,892 306,688 1,77 New York 107,887 Other port* 589,644 Total 3,407,445 .—They have root it 11,870 loot year, 128,653. The foUov 341,111 899,138 191,161 540,630 IsvsaioaTowsi.- 16713 bale*, egainet of 90,354 againat 13 total receipt* to date 8,184,179 this . aud have stocks lowing show* their Augusta...., MAcon Eufaula Columbus Montgomery Selma Nashville.. Memphis 1877 .176,4M . 76,976 .. 45,196 68,681 .. 61,476 .. 65.431 .. 41,285 . 528,164 1876 ‘ftSi 36,945 46,650 64.616 78,16i 41,404 572,277 Total.••* 541,794 I BOM Livbb pool.—The following le telegraphed for the week : 1877 Stock 846,000 “ American *•••...660,009 “ Afloat 464,009 “ “ American 386,009 Week's receipU 83,090 " " American...*.. 43,000 Sales 92,000 Bxportere... 3,000 Speculation 3,900 1876 843.000 484.000 535.000 247,006 122.000 98.000 67.000 6,000 9,090 General Ran ABES.—Th* tendency of paioes downward. Busiuese 1* fair for the season, CJM.trr »**•■**. WbalMala. Katail. Goshen Butter....... Country “ ....... ; Grown Chicken* . Spring Ckickeae 16099 56056 Irish potatoes bbl 4.00. 4$c pk. ABE SMALL OOMPBN5ATIOM, TREIR ENTIRE STOCK OF WINTRR GOODS. Lfab4 tf] LOOK AT THIS I Wl WILL BBLL,*roa TH* NEXT THIRTY DAYS, ALL OLAB8E8 OF GOODS AT OSMATLT-HBDUVKD PRICKS to m*k. roow for • Spring (took. Buxinus A Hill, f*M U 128 Brg*d»tr«*t. PIKE' AMD WRITE CAMBRICS, F OB DOMINOS, JUST RECEIVED. A lug* itook of Floor, Bulk UmU, Forri*’ Sog*r.Ov*d H«n, Sbonldan, Corn, Bran, Ao., *t low**t prio**. j*6 tf . J. H. Hamxltom. At f*b4 tf Blzmobaid A Hill’*. FIKE WIRES, Be. Sw**t Oatanb* at $2.50 pw gallon. Fort, Sbarrj, B«**t Molag*. OSomj Brad,, Blaekbony Brand; IaaporUd and Domootie Brandi**. Jnot ra**tx*d by ftbl If J. H. Hzwltcm. KEW ARRIVALS. Oral V.Wet and other *t;l** of Fancy Cum for Pbotognpha, Ixoryfyp**, Albo- typra and Fwrrootyp**, at 'WILLIAMS' ABT GALLEKY, whan ovary *tyl* of Piotara* I* t*k*n and utufulion given or no ohuga, at lower prioe. than any plus. f*b4 tf Elluok A Oo.’a ootton oiroolar (Liver, pool) for th* now yeor .ntioip.t.a * yield of ootton from the orop now being m.r- k*t*d of 5,176,600 belM of 400 pound, ••oh, • defloienoy u oompered with th* probebl* r*qoir*m*nt* of 496,000 bale., L**t Ootober, *t th* olo*. of th* ootton y**r, Eliiaon Mloolatad* riu, ainoe wbioh tin* middling upland, ha* riaen from 6 to 7. At 7 pane* tha oonaomption of ootton fabrioawiU largaly inoreaae and prio*. remain Arm, white tf pro.parity should now .nooMd th* d*pr*Mion in Amwio* and on th* Ooatineat, th* ineraaed oon. anmption would probably carry the prio*. np, till th* rte* in prio** eh*ok*d th* ula of good*, and n,o***lt»t*d an oacillation fn th* other diraotlon. iou$y 88030c. Wholesale Price Current Crr*et«d Weakly Bf CkMiMr *f Ap|>lMVbbl $103.to. B.ooH—Clear eldM p lb Ilk to 18; OlMr Rib Sid,. llUailU; Shoulder. ; lnguK:.ra<l H.m. UOlroi Plain BunalOc. Rnu Run-Olwr Rib atdM 10c.; Sboul tar. tc. Bcttu—Qoahen p b tOo ; Country 86c. OzM^-RnaUak p » 17c; Waa Mra l«e; R. Y„ a tat. 12>4@l6c. ~ win- ‘ rru—l >87c. Cmm—Ad wmMtln. p t> IT We; Paraphin. 86c -. ; ffiw.81jf.i J*y» T6 HF loM^ratM 1. depot li.ru. Old AM—DoniMtic P 1,000 fT6$tl60. fLoc—Snpertn, p bbl, |6.T> to MM; fully M.Xk to 19.86. Uauwau—Wide Iro. p k fe: Rrt.M4c; fed Iron. 8c; Bar LMd Mo; OmU.m 6W« Plow *ImI Mo; g>rlntdo.l*ciOMtatMlBj4; M^paprlK*. 80c; Hora. and Hal. Show p b To; Hor*. Shoe Hall, axwc; Nail, p kra Is,Ik Azm p dm 118; Hat—p cwt $1.40; Ooontry 40f|60c. iMll^Ormkte Md • 60 maaaawas whit* Waaten. Oon te^tebaa RJgajgag ^mteai^mrtM Waatanariaatt —Liy.rpool p rack 11.66; Vlrfl.l. $8.86. Bkooio—p doten isMRtLtO. Oakdt—Stick p b Me. teluku ■•■riktt.Md Wtdi. Kaou Aim Punx Milu.—SkMila* 4-4 IdvaarooL, V.braery Id—How.—Ootte* flat and lrrairul.r; middling nplud. 111-Md; mid- — Orl.ani dM-lddt 6.IM T.ooo—Inolndlag dllng Orl.ani dM-lddt 6.IM 1 1,000 for ipwial.tlon aad export. Beclpu to-daj 8,700—t, 100 Ai Futar..; i.ll.ra offering at .declineof l*16d Upl.nda, low middling alaan, Fabrm.ry and :»rch delivery, 6^d: Mi ‘ **• •* @6 2U1 April and May, I 6%d; February and Mank, 6 IHId; April and ldaj,*%Q*26-*2d. Upland., low middling olrate, .klppod In Jann.rjr and February, par fed, a 11-lod. c.purb o,uvu; iwc. ow,ww, wmMi receipt. 68,000, Am.rioan 41,000; aolul az- ‘ ort. 6,000; itook .Boat «M,000, Amoriaan 16,000, ..I*, or Amorioan 4l,Mo. 1 f w.—Upland., low f x.—Upland., low middling cteife, March I April delivery, • %tl; April Md May, affd; io and July, Ijfd. 8:96 p x—Of falsa to-day 4,600 wart Amtrl- 4:00 f X—Uplands, low middling slant, March and April, 6£$i; April and May, 6J£d- 5:00 p x—Futures dull: Yarn* and fabrloi at Manehaftsr f toady. I dell vary, 6 13-16(1. Nuw Youk, February 16.—EvaaUg—Ootton ndi 1218-ido, middling to Qraat Britain 411. Net reosipta 624. Futurai dosed etaadyivalaf I#,003 balsa, as follows: Fsbruai 12 26-82; April If June 13 11-82018&; Jul< lyivalsf fg, 016O12H; Maroh 12jk 13 1-S2: May 15 5-15015 fl ' ’ ttlfctof _ IV 52; September 1^4018 5-16; October 1519450 6; November it 11-19015 5342; Dsesmbar 12 15-1< . 12 11-16012 23-82. Galvwtoi, Fabruary 16.—Ootton dull; mid- RAILROAD, I Central and Railroads. fMOMM allot— —Row Ottean. for LouUUna; P aad lowtr—naw mtu (1< llteSl* 8t; Inapooted do. offmd at *16 ao. lird ifeyy lid feri.r— prim. Zhb ,10 Tdrito *0. Whukoy itfedy, S Of. Ohoooo Arm—10*14)4. tor tammam to priao. ■t. teal. Sr. Loon, Fabrury M.—Vteer firm aad nr- — Bavakkak, Oa, i, Vf 4WP AFTak SUN DAT. outhwfetern'KlroxI. .Sal run •• follow.: TRAIN NO. 1, OOIRO WORTH Lutn Savaaaah.... L..VM Au.uata Arriy*. at Auguata ArriTM at Muon... Im. Mtlra—.uporftn. IM1M MO* JO, oztrado in do MteOara tnM. ■odium tridd. klgbw— . Lmra. at jemod... Lmn. Muon ter Atlanta k rriTM at Atlanta.. Lmt. Muon for I dfelon train Arriyw at Ootembaa., low.r and lrragular—«U MOM 10. dull aad lower to Mil—Uofed.raJHH rlkridfeivm. Bmow M*l«r—ahraklfel To. d rik ridn affifeAoloar Mm MM-Laid dalimi nominal—Ac. Hog. lnaetly. aad lower- paek- teg fe 40O.T4. Oattl. Nfedy and la good d*- ■ann itim pNgMo. good to pqragkMft 418)4, com ted Texan. ptfioiUH. ^IctxelmmMl. OiKOiKKATi. February M.—Flair ateady and lrm-lhmuy te 7607 06. Whnt Mwdy and •rm—wiiter rad 61 MOl U. Cor* itaidy and firm, 4104M. OaU Ry.it' Making elofe ooe.afeloa. M .. COMING BOOTH AND) J $swvws ■ ArriTM at MUtadgavtll* , 'H i jtItn at E.MM. .rrlrM at Auguata . .rriTM at Samuutli Airw Augusta ISBTW Bf SWI«*.i*M6.tm t ,„ Lutm Oolumbua, afeom. train.. Arrivu at Maeoa... ■BVSBaSBBWBBflrm .*<1 la fair demand, M •unowL poTk'fJif quiet—.team ,10 rrUoaik, kattl. «U «6»U 6*. Bulk meat, drmar but quiet—.boulder. M^lfer rib aid.. IU., olwr ridM 04.. Bfeon quid but Idrm—ikouW.ri fUo, alrnr rib ridM tU/i, olrar ridM aOjo. Wbuk.y quiet, dl M. Utter la. aetlra but unch.aawl—Central Okie 1TOIIC; North and Atlantic and Gulf Railroad for ■ Florida. TRAIN ICO. a, GOING NORTH* Lmtm Savannah J oholco WMtern raMry. aoQtte. ChooM quit * —dull—packing te $4* 1*1 UJ4O140. Lira hog* raeolpt. 10M, ahlpmoatalM. lmtm Auguata ArrlvM fe kill Edgar 111. ArriTM at IMMM...J.. itavllla. Lomaviua, Fab. IA—(Tour arm, hit not ArriTM at Maaoa... Loan. Mam* ter Atlanta... ItriTM at Atlanta Lmtm Maoon ter Albany an j h KIM W. nixn *IK. ■BSamSMBWand In mlr d.ma.J mind tfo. Pork armor, 0IT M. BuWS Mr demand—thoaldM. fteo,rimr rib ridM ateo, clfer ridM ttea Haora fim and UMhaagM— houldan 7)40; olrar rib ridM *Boi ri.ar.ldM Mo. Bazar-oared huu Arm, ltMo. UMqatet quiet, U)4o. Cklmgo. Special la Aa Enquirer-Sm.j Okioaoo, Fabrury 14—(Tour ateady and firm—Mlnnaaota axtraa at 0007 60. Wheat .... ... lowar—No8Chicago BM :.j armor—No 8, .SsoMk, 4* bid lor May. Cat. doll, weak and lowor-*ta caatr. 86)4afor Maiah, Train, on thl. I , - ^ Oolumbua, Kulaula nnd All don eonnMtlon at Atlanta i Atlantia rad Attente A Rlrimn At enlhula with Montgomery L . Railroad; at Oolnmbu with Wx road of Alabama, and Mobil, i Railroad. Train on Blakaly Rktenrion Latn Monday., Turatey., Thnnd.ya a nrm — utmuaeota axna a. w*l ou. unaottlod and gonarally lowar—No: •prlng *1 tl oaah, ai .1)4 for Maroh, $ Apnr.il alter May; no a do, *18 COMING SOUTH AND EA Lmtm Atlanta take for April. Rya iteedy-tefto. Barley dull and unohaagod, 67o. Pork, neura demand and higher—*16 U caab, 616 8*014X7)4 March, -6 **#16 67)4 ter Abril. Lard lair actlr, and had. higher—teo 41 oajh or Mint, M0 60 for aril. Balk meat, fairly aetlra anna .hade ft April, higher—ahonldar. 6U*, Aort otear rib ridM ' Idra 8)40. WhUkay armor, ArrlT*. at Maoon‘from*AUanu'..V.!.'.'] Lmtm Albany Loaves Kafhula. ArriTM UMmou from EnfnuU *Mil Albany i Lmtm Oolumbn. .ArriTM at Maoon from Oolnmbu... Lmtm Maoon ArriTM at Angaria Lear.. Auguata Arrive, at Savannah f Railroad for all poled 161)4 ter Marah, 61 6M4 ter Ap May. OoralniMIfuMil inraangod. * “ larehu 616 61 Pork armof-HU UGlt so for Marak,,16 66M16 6614 for ApiU. Lard armor -610 47)4G10 6b for Marak. Puungir. for MUIodgorlllo and , will taka train No. 8Trom Savannah! “ trainee No. 1 from Maoon,. azo.pt Monday, for Ipacial fo Aa Ehftervr-au.] Naw OBUAll, Friirury 16.—Flomr In tood Gratr.1 Snpt. Oentral Kill W. O. HAL Snpt. SoathwMtem Railroad,j Corn—mlx«d sit, fork quiet, 6)7 so. todSffij^aduob.ng.d —Omm 11)4*11)40, kra dull and iow.r-shouM.ra, Ioom 6)40, paekwl .Ira ^ — & WESTERN RAI . . -7)Jo ter abould.ra, lOUefor ol.er rib ildM, loido ter riwr ridM. Hama, augar-ourwl dull, 16*18)4. Whlakty dull and .^u^uin uaii, O' UH1IJ UUI1 .UU lower, *1 01*1 at, m in proot OolIM quiet nnd >tMdy—Bio, xitoii of ordinary to prime, 16)4 mmif. Brain fair, drautad—fair to nan fair #4*. MoUmm walM—prim, to eholaa A study—Rio, enrgod. of ordinary t JoUfete SaroCBIootnlalr damuxt^ordloUT to cholei Loutrinu 4)4*6*. NAVAL STORES, Bt*. OF ALABAMA. Columbut, Qt., Fdb. II, V Nnw You, Fohranry 16.—Tallow atom iteady, 6)4** 6-1*0. Borin eteady-tt 10*8 it terttralaaaT Tnrpoatlno oatlor, at 46o. Norfolk. February 16.—Ofetra dull; dllng. 18)4*18)4,. Weekly^reco^pt. 14^^ wlaa 8086) azporta W Nnw York, Fabrury 16.—(Fright, to Llv- •rpool^ulat—Mttoa, pw fell, )4*> ted; — Trains Leave Columbus | AS FOLLOWS: Southern Mail Great Britain ahoes .took 11,1*6. Baltikozz, February 16—Ootton duU ud malar; middllngl 17)4*. MARINK IRIRLUGRROB. Mol— NoWOrleuu.l Nfekvlllo LonlETlUo.... Mamphle nor. 666; .took 6796; export, to Glut "'6. Bobtoh, February 16.—Cotton qatat nnd BUB I UR a t U* r Jf ateady; middling. IU. WMkly net l wclpta 6602; .took 11,oai; IfeM 1800; export, to Great Brlteln 8648. Wilxixotoh, February 1*.—Ootton dnU; Special to Enquirer.Sun. Savazzah, February 16.—Olferad: Ship Labrador, Liverpool; bark Slf, for Oork, for Atlanta, ft Worth Mail. export, to Great Pziladblfzia, February 16—Ofetra quiet; middling. 18o. Weekly Weekly not receipt. 8817; export, to Grant Britain 8618; .sloe 8780. S.VAnxAH, Fab. 16—Cotton dull; mid. Hinge 18)4.. Wfekly net rooript. 4614) .took 6,M8i. ^ u Fn I860; azporta to Gnat Britain 1100k I486, to the ooattnent 1661. Naw Oauun, Fabrury 16-Oo6ton qatet, 1154c, good ordinary ll n weekly net receipt, <b,6M| export, to Gnat Britain 36,634, to th. continent 1676 ohnaari 1814, Franoe 4837; ula. 33,606; (took 616666. Moaiu, February 11.—Ootton quiet; mid. dllng. 12)40: WMkly not receipt, 866.; itock *6736: wto. 4000; export, to Great Britain 4061, to Pium 1441, to the oontinent 3000. M.mphi., February 10.—Ootton qatet; Sailed: Stwmw Amorioa, Baltimore; .hip. (raadom ud Klakor, Wilmington; Carrie Hnm- phtoy, Beaton; Hnnnodny, Uarro; brig. Kuy, Humane; J H Kennedy, St Johu, N B; icLoo- nor Lottie Bowd, Now Bedford; JMorrifen, Bsth;GW Andrew, Now York; Mablo, Boo- ton; M A OombA Wilmington, Del; Carrie Godfrey, Ohnrtoatoa, S O; Ulekmu, Braat- wlok; A M Bird, Branawtak; Maggie B Man- ton, Brunawlck; ohnnnar, Frovldanie; Mary Bradshaw, Naw York. Iparialte Enquirer (•.,] jAouonviuB, Fla., Fabrury 11.—Tk. United ItetM ravrana atoaawr Lonia MoLana, from Penaaoola to Phlladalphla, pnt Into For- nudlna wltk boUora ud ship leaking. Ska experienced aerera waathar w tha Florida SUP aa. u., arrirta at Atluto Washington. Baltimore.... Naw York... ALSO BY THIS TRAIN Arrive at Montgomery..., Salma Vicksburg TRAINS ARRIVE AT OOLUHI From Montgomery and Southweat.. From Atluto nnd NortkwMt (“ Tkla Train, arriving at Colui 7:*0 F. M.. taavw AUanta at UdM B. P. ALBXANDE ALABAMA WAREHOUSE. OHARLEt PHILLIPS, Agtnt. deals tf WMkly not reoalpt. 10,6M| shipments 13,619; aalea 6690, itock 60,136. Acocsta, February II—Cotton dnU ud Mttart middlings HJ4c Mobile A Girard BLANOHABD, WILLIAMS A OO. Weakly nat racetpu 3640; al _ 8136, to aplnnen 644; etook U,6T1, •alee its 3660| Ohablzbtok, February 16—Ootton dull: middling, 13)4*12540. Weekly reoeipt, 6387; aalea 6300; export! to Groat Britain 8740, to the ooattnut 1601; itook 40,997. ltMk 6973 Det rwwl i >M **i OUpmratl 671; Macoh, February 16.—Cotton qatet, little doing; middling! like. Weekly net roeerptl 711; menti 1374; itook 7361. NAanviLLn, February 16—Oottw qntoi; mid: Consignments Solicited. •epl-aodSm OoLuxBD*, GA, November 2 Double Doily Passenger !1 The Colon ad* Hotel, Philadelphia, P*., bj it* judioiout rednattion In rate*, will maintain ita famous reputation aa a mod. el flnt*ol*M bonra, *liv* to th* demand* of tha lima. fable lw iSm&Eg* Utoam, ^ Poet Rotal, Fabruary 16.—WMkly nat (•• osipttf 143. MOM MMKTs A Stora-hona* on Bam Apply at fablfl lw TmaOmoa. SnLKA, Fabrury It—WMkly afe raMtpta 366; itook 4017; ihlpmenta 426. UMITBD STATUS WBZZLT OOTTOX 6TATZXZZT. Special lo Enquirer-Sun.) Nzw Yozz, February 161117. „ 1676-VT 1I76-'T6 Nat receipts at all U S porta for the week 116AM 106,361 Tout receipts to date 8,404,181 1,163,161 Expert! for ths week 64,614 .'110,110 Total expoti to date 8,093,296 IMIMI Stock at all the U S porta .186166 6M.066 Stook at all Interior towns.... *0,161 181,640 Stook at Liverpool ......046001 It' — Stock of Amerlou afloat ter - Groat Britain 166000 347AM CAKKMD UOVDS. Peach ex, Pina Applaa, Totutoaa, Grran Corn, Oyaton, 'Salmon, ato., ai nov2-tf Haxxltox'o. Lravo Oolumbua L-M r x Arrive at Union Springs.. 6Mrx Troy 7:00 r x Entente Montgomery.... 7:40 vx Mobil* Wax Naw Orianna.....ll:8* a x IF TOU WANT TO ORT PERMANENT OLOSST PRO- TOGRAPR Naahvlll*.. Loulavtll*.... Olnolnnati.... 86 Lonia Philadelphia., Liverpawl Cotiam Clawmlnr. Liverpool Cotton review of th* WMk ending Inst night ton waa In lcoreaxad request la the olthoweak “ icraaaod request la with aa axtanalTt , E iota for torn* dMcriptioa adrauaeOSat du- x the laat few daya the daman t haa dewau ad, ud tha tandanoy or th* mnrkfe has bran *“ * —■— m-nattra Of yonnnlf, don’t fail to giv* G. T. Wil liams, Photograph Artirt, x onlL Hsoan- not be axo*U*d in taking Piotara*, elweys giving ratiafMIkm or no pay nqnirad. Prioe, f2.50 p*r doxu, or gl.50 for Mr. Piotara* Uku ragnrdlraa of wwth*r. d*o28 *odtf J A X ... 640 PX ... 611 FX ... 8:10 AX .. 7:64 J. u ...10:26 A ■ Leave Troy ..1630 a k Arrive at Union Springs.. 668 a x “ Columbus 7:10 a x Opelika 640 A x Atluto 10618 Maoon.. 7:06 V X Savannah 11:66 a x TH M aking oiom oouMtion Springe with Montgomery 6 _ trauu to nnd Irom Montgomery and! beyond. 1 Thia la th* only lla* making night 1 oonntetlons at Montgomery ter th* No: Through ooaeh with sleeping aecoi tkmi between Oolnmbna nnd Montgon ■ f BUS dflRIISI Train a arrive la Montgomery on* hoi iter thu by uy other lias. ■ Passengers ter th* NarthWMt wUil twelve hoora'a time by this tbttto. W. L CLAI gnpertntoM V. R. WILLIAMS, General Ttakat Agent. raqutet early In th* week ud advaaoad Ud, but there hu been lets Inquiry aad, with too KEW CALICOES, FOB EABLY SPRING, Jut reoeived by f*M tf Blaxosabo t Hill. Lkap—Prime keg, 16c. Lsttiiaa—White Oak lots W te 40*46e.; Hem- lech Sole 36*330.; French Cali Bklna 5660*43* American do 42.50*83.60; Dppar Laathar $160* 9.60; Uarnwa do 46c; Brogan shoM 11.60*62. ilul-6 bnshal 76*606 sack, todudad; 76c sacks retaraM. OrangM 1)4 to to. “ a—Rea Lao* Biba for infuto ou be bought for 50 ud 75 unto of BLAMonaanA Hill, f*t>7lf 128 Broad St. We don’t mean to eon fl no ourealret to ona thinp, tut all xaxeu or oood* wilt 5* Boti at a saertflee for tha nart thirty PotASB-R UM 66 00*11 to. ^Rom—Manilla R te 30c; Ootton Me; tUnklae Vomm-R keg 1676; )4 keg 6696; X 61.67 to Uagaalna. (tOEiaa—OaM R doten ptata 6L0O; R qnar daya. Tnitd tf BlaxoraRP a Hill. #4 76 Oawnan Gooaa—flardiaea R caea ’eROO hoxca 16 to6li. OysUra, 1 tecaa,Rdaaaa,tl.tO te 61.6* , o p gali. tic; Vlurlda 80c; holi- large supply offering, the axtramauvantawM mud ud prioM wan quit! ud steady. In totaras, th* WMk opened with n vary laiga bn- ineaa, ud by midday Manday u advent, of fullyl-lodwM established. Bmaineo, kas atnoe been smaller, ud ih* adranoa hu r PMOTISIORS Bmltinaer*. ~ Bamixorb, February ll.-Onto atondj Sonthara prim* 43e. Ky, at-ady, 79*T6c. Fra- vtalouadun.Domlnai Pork,617 76*lToo. Baoon —ahouldara olrar rib atdM 19X6 Kami, 14*16X0. Lard—roflnol UXailfo. Or - qntetud lower—job lota 1701)4*7 WhK quiet, 61 c*. Sugar qutet, 11X6 Raw Tavh. Naw You. Fferury 16—Ftow, ararad*- toll ura or WHITE GOODS, LAWNS, PIQUES, LONDON OOBD, JACONETS, NAINSOOK, Ao. 150 pi**** Hamburg Edging, nnw pat- tornr, at n reduction of 35 p*r out. Hudaom* feylra for nook wanr; Veil ing, Ac. OompUt* linn of Kid Gloved, in atraot dad party ihadea, at #1 par pair. ftb4*od2w J. Ktlb A Co. FOR RSHT. rpKE Vary DMlrnbl* Bnri- X donee oeoapled by Mn. L , Halmu, nnd situated on up-i per Troop atnot, oon tain mg I ELIAS HAUj r UNTEBS' AND TRAPPERS’ W TRATED PRACTICAL GUjL ‘ r end I i or by mall. SEED OATS. Lnrg* lot Ohoio* Spring Onto fo* nat* by J. H. Haxxltox. ja>5 dtfAwlt JESSE HAMBY 6 lUNaaamatnat, Now 11