Georgia Historic Newspapers

    DAILY ENQUIRER-SUN: COLUMBUS, GEORGIA, SATURDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 27. 1877.
SALISBURY & CO.,
M»HOPBiETOHS.
OUR AGENT*.
■ Thomas Kaolamd, Opelika, Ala.
1* s. Sohurbhlrr At Co., Lafayette. AU
J T Johnson, Hamilton, Ga.
W S Thomas, Alexander City, Ala.
J W MoOlrhdor, Weil Point, Oa.
J. L. Dahixl, Glenn villa# Ala.
A J Pittman, Union Spring". Ala.
REGULAR TRAVELING AGENTS.
L M. LYNcn,
49* The abovo Agents of Enquibbr-Suw
ste authorised to solicit and receipt for sub
scriptions and advertisements.
Cotton Yegtcrdoy.
S,le« 301, receipts CSS, shipments 800
bales. a
Same day la«t year Bales were 5S9, re
ceipt* 1,088, shipments RSI.
Week’s operations of Columbus, ports,
inteiiur towns, and Liverpool may be
found in our commercial column.
An.lu.it oj Columbut Colton Receipt.,
To date Blnoe September 1st, the total
reoeipts foot up 1C,868 baleH, (1,079 lesH
than last year. The M. and G. Railroad
has brought 1,448 bales to Columbia—
1,130 less than the last season; Southwest
ern 3,600—2,970 less; Wostern Railroad
632—239 less; tho N. .t 8.632—289 less;
river 3,470—89S more ; wagons 7,495—
3,297 less.
Comparative Weather.
For the woek ending last night the ave
rage thermometer was (12 degrees, the
highest 78 and lowest 40 and the rain fall
.74 inohes. The same week last year
the average was 04, highest 70, lowest 42
and rain fall 2.18.
Jlome Coneumption.
Since September 1st, our mills havo
taken 1,065 bales, against 1,0C3 last year
—decrease of 288.
In date to Maui Aitcertteemente.
Opera House—Miss Kate Claxton.
Fresh Ueats—McKenzie Sc Moddook.
Alhambra Sherry—Centennial Stores.
Opera House—Madame ltentz's Female
Minstrels.
List of Letters—W. H. Johnson, P. M.
Jt. M. HALL,
Well known as the “master ban joist of
the world," is with Harlow, Wilson,
Primrose A West's Minstrels, and give
bis inimitable solos at the Opera House
Thursday night, November 1st.
stall fed eeee
And Pork, Kid, Mutton, Sausage and
Veal—the finest in the market.
McKenzie A Mauuouk.
tit. 'Teeelmo.
If any one has a copy of “St. ’Twelmo,”
a travesty on “St. Elmo" a purchaser oan
be found for it at this office. There
was once any number of copies in Colum
bus.
The Talk
On the streets is ubout the next Legis
lators and Senator for this county and
Senatorial District. From tho presont
ontlook it appears that the biggest excite
ment will bo about the Senatorship.
A Vary Sertoua Runaway.
Mr. J. U. Smith, with the Singer ma
chine offioo of this oity, was vory oritioally
injured last Monday in Meriwether
county, by being thrown from his buggy
while his horso was “running away.'
Three of his ribs wore broken and one
leg was considerably bruised and out and
bis hoad was horribly mangled. Air.
Smith is still in Moriwetber, and we havo
been informed his condition is of a doubt
ful issue.
TUB SUNDAY ENQUIRER.
We again will give a large sheet to-mor
row to accommodate advertisers and read
ers. We feel much gratification at the
appreciation of Imoiness men and the
country at large. By hard work and
much expenditure we have succeeded in
securing, as is shown by our books, the
largest subscription list of any paper ever
published in Columbus—at least twice,
and most probably three timeB greater-
ami the number daily grows larger. Oar
Bundxy edition, we think, is nearly four
times more widely circulated than any
Daily evor issnod from this city. Of ooutse
advertisers appreciate such a medium
to tiring wbat they have to sell before the
people of town and country. The sub
scription lists of all our issues are now
greater than those of any journal that this
section has ever had, and now is the time
for our merchants to avail themselves of
its columns. Oar Sunday is the largest
Daily Coiambus has ever known, and we
would be glad to enlarge it still further.
As it is now, there is not a line of wbat is
known an deBd advertisements in it.
HELM ICE’S HARD TIMJJS TREAS
URY
Is the title of a new publication just is-
sued. It is sheet musio Bize, and con
tains the following ten beautiful oomio
songs, adapted for piano or organ-; You’ll
never miss the water till the well runs
dry, comio—R. Howard ; He never went
back on the poor, motto song and chorus
—W. J. Soanlon; Down by dot Orohard,
oomio duet—O. Thatohor; Isn't he a
tease ? comio song and chorus—Jean
LeCroix; Only in fan, oomio song and
ohorus—R. S. Crandall; My Linda Love,
oomio eong and chorus—J. McVeigh; As
Pretty ns a Little Butterfly, song and
danoe—J. T. Rutledge; Pretty Little
Jakey, Dutch comio song—P. M. Stokes;
All Tied Back, oomio song—P. Ritter;
Whoso dat Knocking on de Ole Baok
Unto, comic song and ohorus—S. W.
Now.
The prioe is remarkably low, only $1.
Sent by mail free of charge upon receipt
of prioo. AddroBS all orders • to P. W.
lielmick, publisher, 50 WeBt Fourth
street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
How Motet Matt be Written.
A New York correspondence of the
Boston Journal says; The upper ten
hnvc abolished note paper. Elegant oards
are substituted. The oards inches, with
three edges gilt, and the home of the
houno handsomely engraved on the top.
The cards, written baok and front, are
placed into an exaotly fitting envelope
and adorned with a monogram in oolorB
on the baok.
HARRIS COUMTY POINTS.
Col. Hudson is not a candidate for
Stato Senator.
Jungo Williams denies that he ever
knows what a lemon is.
Mr. Ab. Weldon is a candidate for the
Legislature.
Last Thursday night, while Mr. Colum
bus Lnyfield and his family were at sup
per, a negro, George Arrington, outered
the bonso and oarriod off a trunk eontain
ing $274 in money. He oarried the
trunk a short distanoe and broke it opon
with a obisel. George, who is in jail,
confesses the orime and says he gave the
money to his sister, but at this writing
none of it has boon recovered.
The Hamilton Journal, from which we
have dipped nod oondensed the above,
SB.VS :
Mr. J. T. Johnson and his family left
for Columbus last Wednesday morning
and will make a permanent reBidenoe in
thnt city. Mr. Johnson is a prominent
man in our town and county affairs, both
in church and Htato, and his serviues will
bo missed. His family add a great deal
to the sooial world and it is with regret
that wo sco them leave. We wish them
much prosperity in tlieir new homo and
at any time should thoy feel disposed to
return a hearty welcome awaits them here.
RUSSELL COUNTY, ALABAMA.
November is the time for the new uoun-
ty officials to take charge of their ofllce.
Hirscb Brothers at Seale have a stock
of goods of over $25,000.
The congregation at the Baptist Chorob
last Sunday in Seale waa not less than
4 SO.
Mr. B. 61. Henry has purchased the
house and lot owned by Mrs. Ella G.
Ford in Seale.
The Grand Jury returned 31 indiot-
menta.
Periouah.
Mr. Albert Butler, formerly of the Eu-
faula press, paid us a call yesterday.
Mr. John Simmons, a Oolumbns typo,
from St. LouiH, reaohed home yesterday.
Wo regret to hear his health is so wretch
ed, and hope that the breezes of home
may restore strength and vigor.
LOCAL BRIEFS.
AN OPEN LETTER
TO THE PUBLIC.
New Yobk, Ootobar 1st, 1877.
I have devoted twenty years of patient
study to the Liver end its relatione to the
human body, in sesreta of a remedy which
would restore it, when diseased, to its
normal condition. The result of that la
bor has been the production of
TIT I'm UVII PILLS.
Their popularity has beoome so extended
and the demand so great as to induce un
scrupulous parties to counterfeit them,
thereby bobbino me of the reward, and
the afflicted of their virtues.
TO CAOTIOM THE PUBLIC,
and protect them from vile impositions, I
have adopted a new label, whioh bears
my trade-mark and notion of its entry in
the Office of the Librarian of Congress,
also my signature, thus:
.dr
THOMAS .1 PRESCOTT
Have received thia season the largest
stock of flrst-olass Clothing evor brought
to thia market sinoo “ante-bellum” days.
Their GoodB are roally Jiret elute, and an
examination will convince the trade that
they do not deal in shoddy, ready-iuade,
buzzard -wing Clothing. For the benefit
of the public as well as the House, it is
proper to state that after failing to find a
complete stook of first-olass Clothing in
the New York market, they bought Piece
Goods, whioh, aftor being woll e/trunk,
they had manufactured for them by their
Merohant Tailor with a gracefulness of
style and fit whioh oannot be found nnt-
aide of their establishment. Their stock
of Clothing, Furnishing GoodB and Hats
is now oomplete, and in point of style,
fit and price they oauuot be oxoelled
North or South. Give them a Mil. 2t
400,000
Hard Briok tor sale by
oc26 3t F, A. Jei'son.
Fine Millinery cheap, at Lee's New
Store, 102 Broad street.’ oc21 lw
Novelties reoeived weekly at Lee's
New Store, 102 Broad street.
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Bxkeu’s Cod Lives On., Lime ani>
Wild Cueuuv quickly relieves Throat and
Lung Diseases, nnd imparts vigor aud
new life to debilitated constitutions.
Pleasant in taste. J. C. Rakkii Sc Co.,
Philadelphia, Pa. oc20 sat£w4t
Photograph Portraits for framing in
Oil Cbromo, Pastel, Crayon aud Ink, in
the beat manner at half anybody's prices,
•t Williams’ Gallzux.
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It ie long ego .settled that Williams
makes the beat Pictures of children.
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J. A. Mead, of Atlanta, Ga., says
Thrash's Consumptive Cure-is the only
remedy that will cure consumption and
all lung affections. Trial bottle 50 cents;
large size $1.50.
mh24 eod&wly
Every size and style of Photographs a
half the prioe of any place in this oity
•t Williams' Gallebi.
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Life-size Photographs iu the best man
Bar for five dollars, at
*°dtf WlIAIAMS' UALLEBV.
The largest atock of Gold and Silver
Watches in this oily, at
aep30 d3m Wittiuu A Kissel's.
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Mi did.
Wo misled tho Telegraph-Mesnenger.
IcilinH didn’t die bore, bo the Maoon poo*
plo got ah much of him as we did. He
ought to hnve departed but be otuok to
the last. We cannot believe he ia the
Leviok who personated so superbly the
character of Macbeth. Dentatus waa the
gentleman who kickod the bucket at an
early stage to the pleasure of the audi*
euce.
RIVER NEWS.
The Rteamer Wylly, from Apalachicola,
arrived yeHterdny afternoon with 151 bales
of cotton, consigned as follows: Lowell,
22; Fontaine, 10; Alston, 39; Planters’,
26; Alabama, 12; Watt & Walker, 19; O.
A. ltedd & Co., 1; W. 8. Sheppord, 22.
There were about one buudred barrels
on board.
The passengers were :
J. J. Martin, C. E. Bain, Mrs. Cargill
and Mrs. Stanford, Chattahoochee; C. C.
llarber, Gordon; Mr. Guyton, Hay woods;
Wm. ltedd and J. 8. Garrett, Columbia;
D. E. Horton and W. E. Paramore, Bluff-
town; W. D. Pender, Goode F. Flem
ming, CUas. H. Watt and MiBs Mary J.
Hayes, Neal’s; J. ltankin, Bristol; W. 8.
Shepherd, his landing. *
Sho will leave this morning at ten
o’oloek for Bainbridge and Apalachioola.
The river is rising and the boats can
oarry heavy freights.
The steamers Jordan and Big Foot left
yesterday.
Convicted of Murder.
Brown Bowen, who made the attaok at
Pensaoola Junction, and w as subsequently
arrested aud oarried to Texas by Detec
tive W. L. Cash, of this oity, has been
oonvioted of murder. He was the com
panion of the more notorious Hardin.
Bowen was charged with the mnrder of
Thomas lloldeman, in Gonzales county,
in 1873, was tried at Gonzales and a ver-
diot of guilty of mnrder in the first de
gree was returned by the jury. Thia we
learn from the Texas papers whioh reaohed
ns yesterday. He has had a speedy trial,
and the law, no doubt, will be promptly
executed.
Forth* Candidatet.
As long hs there are so many anxious
to serve their country the following,which
is floAtiug around, may be interesting:
W ho vos dot mon vot Talks dsr sdhreed,
l'ml |H>ws mil efry von he meed,
1'nd shakes uitt sefen oud of eight?
Yy! plea* you, dot’s der candidate.
Y ah ' who’s dot man kits In ter chair,
Und klvs you »ooch a funny ahtare,
Und for vour hours he wakes you valt ?
Dot idler vos vons a candidate.
—Yesterday was wet, dismal and
sloppy.
—All men are not liars; many deceive
unintentionally.
—The steam of hot water will restore
the smoothness of telvet.
—Plant rye on the spare grounds.
Good for cows and poultry.
—New York Weekly: The fashionable
fall color in tom-cats is yeiler.
—Ear-rings and bracelets, entirely of
orange bads, are a novelty for brides,
—Wbon one woman hates another she
always speaks of her as “that person.”
—Soft rain was falling all yesterday,
but 301 bales of cotton came on wagons.
—Her voice falls on the ear as softly as
pills in molasses. Western concert criti
oism.
Facetious dentist—“No, no! You
need not open your mouth so wide, sir.
stand outside.”
—If you don’t want to be robbed of
your good name, do not have it painted
on your umbrella.
—8aid a Clifton man, “Let’s get a
ooektail. I’ve got elephantiasis of the
head this morning.”
—If you would please a pretty woman
don’t talk to her of her beauty, but of the
homeliness of others.
—Collections are always taken up for
the conversion of the poor heathen. The
rich heathen are able to convert them
selves.
—Skull caps for infants are again the
fashion. They are of muslin; fiuoly tuck
ed by hand, feather-stitohed and trimmed
with laoe ruche.
—Dr. Snow, of Providence, a high med-
ioal authority, says: “Where sunlight,
dryness, cleanliness and pure air prevails,
diptheria cannot.
—A woman may not be able to sharpen
a pencil or hold an umbrella, bnt she oan
pack more articles into a trunk than a
man oan in a one-horse wagon.
—Detroit Free Press: “ ‘There is one
good thing about Satan,’ remarked a De
troiter the other day—he never weighs
the drivers as be sends out his coal.’ ”
—The vonng man is sedate. He is
thinking how he will have his overooat
made up, and what kind of story he will
tell his tailor in order to get it out of the
shop.
Having received our new stock we
would respectfully invite our customers
and the public in general to call and ex<
amine the same. Buying only for caab,
we are enabled to sell at the lowest rate
good goods can he bought for, and guar
antee satisfaction to every buyer.
Wittioh & Kinsel, Jewelers.
sep30 d3m
Ladies' Hats Trimmed to order and sat
isfaction garanteed, at Lee’s New Store,
102 Broad street. oc21 lw
Watches and Clocks repaired by ex
perienced workmen. School and Society
Badges; also Hair Jewelry made to order.
Diamonds re-set, and Engraving of every
kind done, at
sep30 3m Wittich &. Kissel's.
10(> dozen Hats, just opened, at Lee s
New Store, 102 Broad street.
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New Flowers, Foathors and Wings just
opened at Lee’s New Store, 102 Broad
street. oo2l lw
Sale Continued.
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CsTTo CocNTEBTEIT THIS IS EOBOEBT.
Before purchasing, examine the label
olosely.
THE GENUINE TUTT'B PILLS
FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL.
(loLUM.ua, (}>., Oot, as, 1877.
exert a peonliar inflaenoe on the system.
Their notion is prompt, end their good
effects are felt in a few hoars. A quar
ter of a oentury of study of the Liver has
demonstrated that it exerta a greater in
fluence over the system than any other or
gan of the body, end when diseased, the
entire organism is deranged. It is speci
ally for the healing of this vital organ
that I have spent so .many years of toil,
and having found the remedy, whioh has
proved the greatest boon ever furnished
the afflicted, Bhall they be deprived of its
benefits, and a vile imitation Imposed up
on them ?
Let the honest people or Amebioa see
TO IT THAT THEY ABE NOT DETBAUDED:
Scrutinize the label oioeely, see that it
bears ail the marks above mentioned, and
bny the medicine only from reapeatabie
dealers. It oan be fonod everywhere.
Very respeotfnlly,
tf W. H. TUTT.
NNAIfOlU.
Rat* for Cotton Bills—Sight c
Providence %uff * ou Boston 5*
Boston %e olf; Savannah, %c ofl
Banks checking on New York % premium; and
other points % premium.
Currency loans 13 per cent, per annum.
Silver par. Gold nominal.
Cotton Situation. — Liverpool advanced l-10d
on the week. New York barely holding its own,
our market lowered, two k lling frost*, and two
rainy days, and iieuvy sales have been the record
of the past seven days. New York believes in a
r tty large ctop. One of its brokers, Mr. Omrles
Easton, figure* out the returns of tho Southern
Exchanges to mean a crop of 4,100,000. The
Financial Chronicle *frer estimating on the re
ports of the Commissioner of Agriculture concludes
tho total will bo 81.000 more than last year.
Readers can make tlieir own ronc'usions as to the
result. Certainly tho crop is far behind.
Ooxpamison with Last Ysar.—The United States
ports receipts are 352,701 less bales ; the exports
111,868 l«H8;|the stock 316,092 less; Columbus re-
celpts 0,079 less; shipments 7,074 Ie6s ; stock 631
more; India shipments, since January 1st, 790,000;
against 927,000. Cotton in sight 1,3(1,742 against
1,800,080, showing a decrease of f 68,344 bales.
The Weathee.—Thermometer for the week aver
aged 62°. The highest temperature was 78, the
lowest 40. Two rainy days
Rain fall .74 Inohes.
Bame week last year the thermometer averaged
04°. The highest temperature was 70, lowest 42.
Raiu fall 2.18 inchos.
Marxitb.—La»t Saturday, at Liverpool mid
dling uplands were quoted at 0 %d., and Orleans
0%; New York, middling uplands were quoted
at 115-10c, Orleans at 11 7-lflc. Oold at 1(»2%.
To-day at Liverpool, middling uplands quoted
at 6 9-lCd, Orbans 0%d.
At New York—middling uplands 116-160, Or
leans 11 7-lflc. Gold 102-%.
On the week Liverpool advanced l-16d New
York unchanged ; and Columbus off %c.
Peiobs Past Year. — Liverpool—Uplands 0
O-leaus 63-10; New York— Uplands 11; Or
leans 113-10. Gold 109%. Columbus—Middlings
9%.
Columbus market to-day quiet. Salos,
361 bales. The following are the warehouse
quotations:
Ordinary and stained 8%09
Good Ordinary 9 /4@—
Low Middlings 9%Q—
Middlings lixgi—
Strict Middlings 1O%0—
Week’s sales 8366 bales—1160 Northern spinners
160 home consumption, 0 tor New York, 2050 for
Savannah, 00 for speculation, 000 for New Orleans,
00 for Charleston, 00 for Tallassee mills, 00 for
Mm—* ba.be! »0c, lack. Included; 85c, aack.
retnrned.
Oranges 1% to 2c.
Potash—V **•« $4 7501“ 00.
Rope—Manilla * lb 20c; Cotton 20c; Maciflr.e
inde 6%c.
Powder—ft keg $6.40; % keg $3.46; % $1.86 iu
Magazine.
Pioeles—Case ft dozen pints $1.60; $1 qnar
2.60.
Canned Goods—Sardines ft case of 100 boxes 1
to $1C. Oysters, 1 tb cans ft dozen, 65c to 76.
Molasses—N. 0. ft gall. 66o; Florida 60c; boil
ed 75; common 35®46.
Potatoes—planting—Irish ft bbl |2.60@2.75*
Western $6.
Sugar—Crushed nnd Powdered ft tt> 13; A
11 c%. Extra 0 N. O. ll%c Yellow Clarified
11—11; do snow Will to lbc.
Oil—Kerosene ft gallon 25 to 80c; Linseed, raw
$1.15; Lard $1.18; Train 75.
Wiiisxet—Rectified ft gallon $1.1O0$2; Bourbon
$3(a$4.
Mackerel, New—No. 1 ft bbl $16; No. 8 $16; No
11.00; No. 1 ft kit $1082 60.
Oats—ft bushel 0<)086c. Rust Proof 76c
Shot—Back $2.36.
Soda—Keg 6c ft lb; box 6%o.
Starch—ft lb 6o.
Rice—ft ft) 8c.
Salt—Livurpbol $ sack $1.46; Virginia $1.61.
Brooms—ft dozen $2.OO0$4 00.
Oandt—Stick ft lb I6%c.
ldoriBviLi.il. October 36.—Floor steady and I
unchanged—extra $i 0004 10, family $4 76a
6 76. Wheat firmer, not higher—red $1 goa
1 26, amber $1 260 1 31; white $1 2501 30. Corn i
dull—white 64o, mixed 62o. Oats dull—white i
310, mixed 3oc. Ryo quiet and unchanged—
06c Pork firm. $14 00011 60. Bulk meats firm
—shoulders 6%o, dear rib sides 8%: dear sides
8%. Bacon firm—shoulders, none here; clear
rib Sides 9%09%c, clear sides 100. Sugar-'
cured bams at 14c. Lord firm—choice leaf in I
tierce lie. Whiskey firmer, at $107. Bagging
dull, 12%c. Tobacco quiet—navy bright ma.
hogooy 64066c, inabogoiv 630610, do second
class 48060c, fine black 48060, Kentuoky smok<
lng 29060c.
Ohleaco.
Special to the Enquirer-Sun.]
Chicago, Oot. 20.—Flour quiet and firm-
western extras $5 oo@fl 26, ohoice to fancy
Minnesota extras $7 60; common to fair extras
$6 2606 76; superfine $3 0004 50; winter extras
$6 600 7 00. Wheat unsettled and generally 1
lower—No 1 Chicago spring $1 10; No 2 do
$1 09% cash, $1 C'3%01 04% for November.
$1 Q3%01O3% for December; No 3 do $l o>% i
Corn aotlve, higher and Irregular-46% c cash
43%@43%c lor November. Oats fairly active
and a shade hlghor—34%o o.ish, 28%c lor No-
vombor, 23%@23%c for December. Rye steady,
MARKET REPORTS.
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE ENQUIRER.
MNANOIAL.
London, October 26—Noon—Erie 13%.
2imp m.—Consols96 6-10. Erie 12%.
Berlin, Ootober 20.—Specie decreased 1,000,-
000 marks.
Paris, October 20—2:00 p. u.—Rentes lOflf.
and 46c.
Paris, Ootober 20—4:00 p. x.—Rentes 100'.
And 8-%o.
New York, October 26—Money easy, at 6
S ir oent. Sterling firm, 11%. Gold quiet, 102%.
overnments steady—new 6’s 107%. State bonds
dull.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Special to Enquirer-Sun.1
New York, Ootober 20.—Stocks lower, as
follows:
New York Central 106%,Erie 12%,Lake Shore
68%, Illinois Central 70Pittsburg 79%, Chi
cago St Northwestern 30%,prelerred 04%, Kook
Island 101%,
THB SUB-TKXASUBT.
To completely close out our stock of
PUltE WISH LINENS we will continue
to offer them at the
Invoice Cost!
Now is tho time to lay in your supply
of
Shirting Linens,
Table Damasks,
Towels,
Napkins, Ac.
J. Kyle Sc Co.
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150 New Stylish
CLOAKS!
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gusta.
Week’s receipts, 8288 bales, against 8,494 the
previous one, and 4,698 the correnponding week
last ■ ason-318 bj 8. W. It. R., 089 by M. k G. R.
R., 104 by Opelika R.R.,570*by river,1403 by wagons,
207 by N. k 8. R. K. Shipments 2296bales—2199 by
8. W. R. R., 160 for home consumption, 00 by W. R.
R., 00 by M. k G. R. R.
WEEKLY STATEMENT.
1877
Block August 81st 740
Received past week 8,288
Total received 10,803
Total received, including stock.. .17,609
Shipped post woek 2,296
Total shipped ...11,081
Total home consumption 1,066
Stock Oct. 20 0,678
Bales 3,110
Year’s receipts ■
MODES or RE0E1PTB.
1870
23,64
24,052
2,750
18 106
1,(63
6,917
8,766
72.624
1877
Southwestern Railroad.. 1,443
Mobile and Girard Railroad3,500
Western Railroad 417
Rlvor 8,470
Wagons 7,495
North and South Railroad... 632
16.863
STATEMENT PRECEDING TEARS.
1876
2,679
6,476
Stook, Aug. 31,
Keo’d to Oct. 26.
Stook Oct. 20. ...
Year’s reoeipts..
U.S. Crop
1872-3
160
1873 4; 1874-6 1 1875-6
1278
13007
0380
61090
4130387
1030
178011 14432
4662 4921
68107 51873
383299914669268
17282
4246
68108
3930608
Freiomth.—Per 100 tt>s. cotton—to Savannah 56c.
New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore $ .95; Bos
ton, Providence $1.05; Fall River via New York
$1.17. via Boston $1 19.
The United States Ports.—Receipts for the
week 157.696 halos, against 135,054 last week—
109,264 the week before, and 174,887 same week
last your. Tho total movement is as follows :
NEW SAMPLES
VOB
FALL AND WINTER
1877 and 1878.
Thomas Sc Presoott, having received •
large variety of Fall end 'Winter Semples,
are now prepared to take measures end
have Speoial Order Snita made np et
short notioe, in the moet elegant atylee.
Perfect satufaction guaranteed.
The lateat Fashion Plate on exhibi
tion. aulG tf
Life-size Portraits in Oil on Canvass by
an eminent German Artist, at the lowest
prices, at Williams’ Gallbbx.
eodiwtf
Good Clocks from $3 upward, to the
finest Parlor Olook—to be bad at
eep30 d3m WrrniGH St Kihsbl'b.
The finest artiolee of Solid Silver and
Silver-plated Ware, for sale at
sep30 d3m Wittioh St Kihszl's.
Variety enough to fit every one.
J. Kyle it
Co.
Carpeting !
75 pieces Choice Patterns, at
00121 tf _ Kyle’s.
BANG/ BANG// BANG//!
Down went the price of Oysters! •
Fries 50 cents;
Slews 40 cents;
liaws 35 cents;
Other Meals 50 cents.
A. F. Clements,
Proprietor Knby Restaurant,
oot3 lm At Kaukan House,
KILLUHS’ MOTTO 1
The Finest Photographs in the oity et
$1.50 per dozen. eodAwtf
The largest assortment of Gold and Pla
ted Watch Chains,Necklaces and IsmkeU,
yon oan eee, at
eep30 d3m Wittioh Si Kinoxa's.
How It le Deet.
The first objeot in life with the Ameri
can people is to “get rioh”; the aeoond,
bow to regain good health. The Brat oan
be obtained by energy, honeety end aav
ing; the seoond, (good health) by using
Green’s August Flowzb. Should yon be
a despondent sufferer from any of the ef
fects of Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, In
digestion, Ac., suoh aa Biok Headaohe,
Palpitation of the Heart, Soar Stomach,
Habitus! Coativeness, Dizziness of the
Head, Nervous Prostration, Low Spirits,
Aa , yon need not snffer another day.
Two doses of Aoodst Flowzb will relieve
yon at onoe. Sample bottlae 10 oents
regular size 75 oenta. Positively sold by
all first-elsoa Druggists in the U. S.
my8 dAwly
■ AHINB ISTXLUUZZIJZ.
New Yoke, October as — Arrived: Francs.
Arrived out; H. O. Slbi.y, Valk Orta, Bos
nia.
Homeward : James Peaks, Hampton Bonds;
Causter, New Orleuns.
Special to Enquirtr-Sm.]
Savannah, Ootober JO, — Arrived : Bern
Peuline, Bremen; Sun Salvador, New York;
at quarantine, brig Virgin de Lee Doloree,
Havana.
Schooner Demory Gray, iron Philadelphia,
pot In for harbor.
Cleared : Brig John Brlghtmaa, Spain,
Sailed : steamer Worcester, Boston.
New Drug Store on Ran
dolph Street
I II ANE opened ft new DBVG STORE
ou Kftmlolnh Street, next door exit of Oil-
bart’a Printing Offloe, whero 1 will keep ft
goo<1 stook of DRUGS. CHEMICALS. PER.
FUMKRY ftnd TOILET ARTICLES, Ac.
Perarriptioni put up ftt ftll bomrft—dfty and
nigh’. At night I m»y be found either ftt the
tore or In uay room ftbovft It.
oc!4 oetllm C\ F. DIXON, Afral.
1877
Stock Angust 31 127.392
Week’s receipts 157 696
Total 666,12 >
Week’s exports to G. B... 46;663
“ Con 5,416
Total exported to G. B.... 128,957
“ Con 38,021
“ 167,678
Stock 361,847
Year's receipts
TOR THE WEEK COMING.
Tuesday.
Wednesday....
Thursday
Friday
1876
120 380
174,887
$07,916
36.670
28,383
169,377
100,059
209,436
677,439
4,485,423
203,104
4.070
Principal Ports.—The following shows their to
tal receipts to date:
1877
New Orleans...... 106,469
Mobile 50.854
Savannah 121,001
Charleston 9», 980
Galveston... 88,893
New York 3,250
Other ports 64,582
Total 656,125 867,016
Interior Towns.—They have received this week
43649 bales,against 61 073 last year, and have stocks
of 42,198 against 62,700. The following shows their
total receipts to dato :
1877
Augusta 32,982
Macon 15,977
Eufaula 10,161
Columbus..... 16,803
Montgomery 26.876
Selma 21,844
Nashville 2,441
Memphis 89,852
Total 165,936
1876
68,251
31,065
19,174
23,542
20 184
27,419
8,177
81,659
274,061
From Liverpool.—The following is telegraphed
for tho week :
1877 1878
8tock 425,000 546,000
“ American 170,000 197,000
“ Afloat 115,000 179,000
“ “ American 87,000 98,000
Woek’s receipts 57,000 47,000
“ “ Amorican 11,000 10,000
Sales 79,000 110,000
Exporters... 6,000 8,000
Speculation 4,000 10,000
General Rkmarkr.—Bulk meats have declined
on the woek. Trale has been fair. Priees are
woll maintained. Ruins have interferred with
business;
Columbus Nauurotured Goods.
Eagle and Phenix Mills.—Sheeting 4-4 7%c
% shirting 6 %c. ; Osnaburgs, 9c., 8 oz.,
10%; % drilling 8%c. Colored Qoodt — Stripes
8%@10c; dress goods ll%c.015c.; Dixie plAids for
fieldwork 13%c:; cotton blankets $1.7008.60 per
pair; bleached huckaback towels $1 80 per dozen ;
yarns 6s. to 10s. per bunch of 6 pounds $.B5c; rope
17c. to 17%c.; sewing thread,16 balls to the pouud.
36c05Oc knitting thread, 12 balls to the pound,
bleached 40c; uubleached, 36c. • cotton batting 18c;
wrapping twine, in balls, 25c. Cottonades I4c<&
31c tickings 10c@22c.;
Woolen Qoodt —Doeskins, 36c06Oc; jeans 240
81c.; colored twills 3Oc04Oc.
Country Produce*
Wholesale. Re
Goshen Butter
Country 41
Grown Chickens
Spring Chickens
Irish potatoes bbl .
Wholesale Price curernt
Apples $tbhl $3.60
Bulk Meats— Clear Rib 8ide« 9c.; Shoulleri
7c.
Bagging—13%0l4o.
Buttex—Goshen ft) 40c ; Country 80c.
Ohebe— English V ft) 15c; Western 14c;
State 14c.
Candler— Adeamantinofi ft) 10c; Paraphine 26c
Coffee—Rio choice ft lb 22c; Prime 21c; Fair 19;
Java 33c to 37c.
Coen—Yellow Mixed ft bushel 86; White,
90 OaT load rates in depot sacked; bulk 4c.
Oigare—Domestic $1 1,000 $2O0$66; Havana
$7608150.
Flour—Superfine $1 bbl, $6.00 to $7.00; Family,
►at 63%0.' Darley easier, at 68%o. Pork stea/y
and in fair demand—$14 60 cash, $12 66012 70
for November, $12 45 for all the year. Lard
dull and nominal—$8 3608 40 oath, $8 16 bid for
alt the year. Bulk meats steady—shoulders
6%o, short rib middles 7%e. short clear mid
dles 7%o. Whiskey , $1 07.
Receipts—Flour 13,000 barrels, wheat 01,000
bushels, co n 98,000 bushels, oats 40,000 bush<
els. rye 16,000 bushels, barley 22.000 bushels.
Shipments—Flour 10,000 barrels, wheat 46,000
bushels, corn 127,300 bushels, oat-4 75,000 bush
els, rye 0 ) bushels, barley 44,000 bushels.
Afternoon Board—Market at close—Wheat
nnsettled and lower—$1 09% for Ootober, $104%
for November. Corn easier. Oats firm and
unchanged. Pork firmer, not quotably higher.
Lard steady and unchanged. .
New Orleans. \
Special to Enquirer-Sun.]
New Oqlbamb, Ootober 20 — Pork quiet and
strong—$14 76. Lard quiet—refined, tleroe 9%
@9%o. keg 9%0loo. Baoon quiet bnt firm—
shoulders 8c, dear rib sides 9%o, olear sides loo.
Sugar-cured hams quiet—180l4%o. Whiskey
quiet—rectified Louisiana $1 08; Western recti
fied $ (J601 11. Uofiee unchanged—-Rio, car
goes ordinary to prime !6%02O%o. Sugar,
market quiet and weak—jobbing, common to
good common 808%o. fair to pretty fair 8%0
8%c, ohoice fair to fully fair 9%o9%t prime
to choice 909%o, centrifugal 8%@9^o. Bran
Special to Enquirer-Sun.]
Balances — Gold, $101,196,246 68; Currency,
$49,706,207 47; Sub-Treasury paid interest
912,000, for bonds $374,300.
Customs receipts $283,000.
COTTON.
0%d; sales 12,000—for speculation and export
* mo.
Reoeipts to-day 2,000—all Amerloan.
Futures, sollers holding forl-82d more; market
dull:
Uplands, low middling clause, Ootober de
livery, 0 16-32d; October and November, 0 7*10d:
November and December, 0%d; February and
March, 6 l-32d.
Sales for the week 79,000—speculation 4.000,
export 6,000; stook 426,000, Amerloan 176,000 ;
receipts 67,000, American 11,000;actual exports
7,000; Btock afloat 116,000,Amerloan 87,000; sales
of American 6,600.
:30 p M.—Of sales to-day 7,800 were Ameri
can.
Market for yarns and fabrlos at Manchester
firmer.
Uplands, low middling clause, November
and Deoember delivery, 0 7-16d; December
and January, 0 1132d; January and February,
0 ll-32d.
6:00 p. m.—Futures steady :
Liverpool Cotton Circular.
Liverpool, October 20.—The clroular of tho
Liverpool Cotton Brokers’ Association, In Its
review of the week’s trade, ending last night,
: cotton has been in increased demand
woek and quotation* have generally ad
vanoed. Amerloan was In aotlve demand and
is generally 1-I6d to %d dearer. In Sea Island
a fair business was done at fully previous
prloes; Futures opened with a fair demand
and a very limited supply offering, and by
Tuesday an advanoe of %d was established;
since then there hns been more desire to sell,
while the demand has fallen off. The market
closes dull at about last week’s Thursday
rates.
UNITED STATES WEEKLY COTTON STATEMENT.
New York, October 19, 1877.
1877-78 1876-77
Net receipts at all U S ports
. for tho week 157,690
Total receipts to date 666,647
Exports for the week 60,968
Total exports to date 154,489
Stook at all the United States
ports 361,347
Stook at all interior towns.... 42,198
Stock at Liverpool 423,000
Stock of American afloat for
Great Britain 87,000
a ciuuuu Ooiiuiiukih 0/4%ii w yu' J . ortu
uiet but steady. Rice steadier and firm—or-
Freights*
New York. Ootober 26—Freights to Liver
pool steady—cotton, per steam 5-10d.
RAILROADS.
174,887
779,808
64,169
236,268
609.200
64,068
644,000
87,000
New York, Ootober 26.— Cotton steady,
middling uplands ll%c, middling Orleans U%o;
sales 383.
Net reooipts or the week 1,148; exports to
Great Britain 8,083. to Franoe 1,201, sales
6,012; stook 3,098.
New York, Ootober 26—Evening.—Net re-
)lpts 299.
Futures closed firm, sales 46,000 bales, as
follows : October,11 27 KK)0ll 28 100; November,
11 14-100011 16-100 ; Deoember. 11 11-1000
1112-100; January. 11 17-100011 18-100; Febru
ary, 11 30-100011 31-100; March, 11 43-100; April,
11 68-100011 69-100; May, 11 09-100011 70-100;
June, 1181-109011 88-iou.
Galveston, Ootober 20.—Cotton dull; mid
dlings 10%C.
Wnekly net reoeipts 19,897; sales 7,044; stook
46,838; exports to Great Britain 8,890, channel
800.
5 C92 60kly DOt r00e!pt8 1 ’ 87a » flftleB °» 6look
Savannah, Ootober 20.—Cotton steady and
iu improved demand; middlings 10 U-lflo.
Weokly net reoeipts 27,047; sales 14,439; stock
03,367; exports to Great Britain 7,843.
New Orleans,October 28.—Oottm. firm and
in uood demand; middlings 10%c,low middlings
lo%o, good ordinary 100. B
Woekly net reoeipts 36.628; sales 82,360: stock
Great Britain 16,228, France
inent 679.
Mobile,October 26—Ootton quiet and steady;
middlings 10%c.
Weekly net receipts 14,007; sales 11,700; stook
21,124.
Ohablbston. Ootober 26.—Ootton firm; mid
dling* lo%@lo%c.
Weekly net receipts 22,761; sales 17,000; stock
68,777; exports to Great Britain 30, France
PKO VISIONS.
Baltimore*
Baltimore, October 20.—Oats fairly aotlve
—Southern 330360. Rye sready—prime 08070c
Provisions unchanged. Pork, $14 76. Baoon—
shoulders 7@7%c, clear rib sides 9%o. Hams
-sugar-cured 12%@13%0. Lard-reAned io0
10%o. Coffee more aotlve—job lots 1002014c.
Whiskey quiet, at $111. Sugar easlor, at lie.
New York*
New York. Ootober 26 —Flour still In buy-
ers’ favor, light trade, closing dull—superfine
Western and state $4 6506 40; Southern heavy
—common to fair extra $6 7600 26, good to
choice extra $r. 3008 60. Wheat %0lo lower
—$13l%01 40 for white Western. Corn lower
but active, extra home trade—68o for yellow
Southern on dock; 63c lor ungraded Western
mixed. Oats dull and lower, at 36038c. Coffee
—Rio fn fair enquiry—job loti 16%021c. gold.
Sugar dull, heavy and irregular—8%08%c for
fair to good refining, 8%o for prime Muioovado;
refined steady—9^@9%o for standard A. Mo
lasses—new crop New Orleans to arrive 00070c.
Rice steady—8%07%c for Louisiana and Caro
lina. Pork firm—mess $14 30014 40. Lard a
shade easier and more active—prime steam.
$8 92%08 95, closing at $8 92%. Whiskey, at
ClnslBaaii,
Cincinnati, October 26.—Flour dull aud
■teady—family $6 0006 16. Wheat Inactive-
red Western $1 2001 30. Corn dull, at 46O40c.
new 37. Oats quiet and firm—white 31c, mixed
27c. Rye dull, 69000c. Barley dull; sample
lots of Western spring 60c. Pr~* *-*
Central and Southwestern
Railroads,
Savannah, Ga., Ootober 13. 1877.
O N AND AFTER SUNDAY, Ootober
14, Passenger Trains on the Central ana
southwestern Railroads and Brandies will
as follows:
TRAIN NO. 1, GOING NORTH AND WEST
Leaves Savannah 9:20 a m
Leaves Augusta 9:16 a x
Arrives at Augusta 4:46 p m
Arrives at Macon 6:46 p x
Leaves Maoon for Atlanta 9:10 p x
a rrlves at Atlanta 6:02 a x
Leaves Maoon for Eutaula(Aooomod-
tlon) 9:00 p x
Arrives at Eufaula 9:66 a x
Leave Macon for Columbus (Accom
modation) 8:10 p x
Arrives at Columbus 3:27 a x
Making olose connections at Atlanta with
Western and Atlantic Railroad for all points
Columbus Accommodation train runs dally
except Sunday. "
COMING SOUTH AND EAST.
Leaves Atlanta 10:40 px
Arrives at Macon 6:46 a m
Leave* Eufaula (Accommodation).... 0:80p x
Arrlvos at,Macon 0:45ax
Leaves Columbus (Accommodation)... 9 81 p x
Arrives at Macon 6:19 ax
Leaves Macon 7:00 ax
Arrives at Mllleduevllle 9:44 a x
Arrives at Eatonton 11A0 ax
Arrives at Augusta 4:46 r x
Arrives at Savannah 4:00 r x
Leaves Augusta —... 9:16ax
Making connections at Augusta for the
North and East, and at Savannah with tho
Atlantic and Gulf Railroad for all points In
Florida.
Eufaula Accommodation leaves Eufaula
dally, except Sunday.
Columbus Accommodation train runs dally,
except Sunday.
TRAIN NO. 2, GOING NORTH AND WEST
LeaveB Savannah 7A0 p x
Arrives at Augusta 0:00 a m
1 eavos Augusta 8.-05 p x
Arrives at ivMllcdgevillo 9:44ax
Arrives at Eatonton 11:80 A x
Arrives at Macon 8:00 a x
Leaves Maoon for Atlanta 8:40 a x
Arrives at Atlanta 2:10 p m
Leaves Maoon for Albany and Eu
faula 8:29 am
Arrives at Eufaula 8:46 p x
Arrives at Albany 1:60 p x
Leaves Maoon for Columbus A. 9:83 a x
Arrives at Columbus 1:18 v u
Dutuuiuuu, ■ uuiiuii* auu Aiuiiny uiuiv, tunziu^
dose connection at Atlanta with Western fc
Atlantlo and Atlanta & Richmond Air Llbe.
At Eufaula with Montgomery and Eufaula
Railroad; at Columbus with Western Rail
road of Alabama, and Mobile and Girard
Railroad
Train on Blakely Extension Leaves Albany
Mondays,Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays.
COMING SOUTH AND EAST.
Leaves Atlanta 1:40 p x
Arrives at Macon from Atlanta........ 0:66 p x
Leaves Albany 10:80ax
Leaves Eafhula 8:80px
Arrives at Maoon from Eufaula and
Albany 6:06 P X
Leaves Columbus 11:19 a x
Arrives at Maoon from Oolumbual?... 8:oO p x
Leaves Macon 7:86 f x
Arrives at Augusta 6:00 a x
Leavos Augusta 8:05 p x
Arrives at Savannah 7:16 ▲ x
Making connections at Savannah with At-
antlo and Gulf Railroad for all points in Flor«
Ida.
Passengers for MUledgeville and Eatonton
will tako train No. 2 from Savannah and train
No. 1 from Macon, which trains oonneot daily
except Monday, for these points.
„ WILLIAM ROGERS,
General Supt. Central Railroad, Savannah. .
W. G. RAOUL,
Supt. Southwestern Railroad, Maoon.
0Ct26 tf
$7.50O$9.
UaaDWAfti—Swecd'H Iron fllb 8c; Refined 4c;8ad
Irani 4%06c;Bar Lead 9c;0aitlnga 5%c;Plow Steel
8c; Spring do. 10c; Cast Steel 22%; Buggy Spring!
18c; Hone and Mule Shoes ft d 7c: Horse Shoe
Nails 22%e; Nails ft keg $3.00; Axes ft dozen
Hat—f) cwt.|$l.30.
Ikon Tibs— $2.50 bundle.
Lard—Prime Leaf, tierce, 14 lb 12c.; halves and
kegs 13c.
Liaturr—White Oak 8ole ft lb 37045e.; Hem
lock Sole 27033c.; French Calf Skius $3.600450
American do $2.5O0$3.5O; Upper Leather $1600
$.60; Harness do 37042c; Brogan shoes I1.5O0W.
. - ork quiet and
steady—$14 00. Lard easier—eurrent make
S 27%@8 30, steam $8 30, kettle $9 0009 60.
ulk meats, no off stings—shoTt ribs $010. Ba
oon strong—shoulders 8c, clear rib sides 9%o,
clear sides 9%o. Whiskey steady and In good
demand, at $107. Butter in fair demand-
fancy creamery 33o. prime to oholoe Western
reserve 280^6o, Central Ohio 18022c. Sugar
steady—refined granulated 11011%c; powdered
andicrushed U%011%c; white lO%0io%c: yel
low refined 9%0loc; New Orleans «09%c
Hogs firm-packing $4 8605 10; reoalpts 1,752;’
shipments 1,480. #
8t. Lon la.
$5 0005 26: XX $5 6006 06. Wheat firm' and
slow—No 2 red fall $1 30;No 4 do $1 14%; No 2
spring #112. corn quiet—No 2 mixed 43Uc.
Oats dull—No 2 26%@2 %c. Rye dull at 68o
on track Barley, buyers sending off, Pork
firmer—jobbing at $13 76. Lard dull. Hulk
meats quiet an 1 unchanged. Bacon, 7%,
S ^c and 9%®9% for shoulders, clear rib and
ear sides. Hogs steady—packing $4 4004 00.
Cattle steady—choice shirking steers $6000
6 26, good Texans $2 2608 fto. Sheep, good
foarce and wanted; common unsaleable. .
Mobile & Girard R. K.
■g
Columbus, Ga., Oot. 1, 1877.
Double Daily Passenger Train
M AKING close connection ftt Union
Springs with Montgomery and Eufaula
TralnS'to and from Eufaula and Montgomery
oonneotlon
tarna Train
rattengen-
ger and
Mail Train FrU Train
_ co
0 s» • H
a III
Lmt. Columbus. 2:20 P xc 8:30 r u
Arrive at Union Springs., b.bb p m 12:26 a m
“ Troy 8:00 p m
“ Eufaula 10:10 p* 6 no a k
“ Montgomery .... 7:66 p * 0:46 a x
“ Mobile 8:18 A H 8:00 p ■
“ Now Orleans.... 000 ah 8:40 a k
“ Nashville 7:60 PM 7:60 F M
“ Louisville 8:46 AM 3:46 AM
“ Cincinnati 8:10 A M 8:10 A M
“ St. Louis 4:00 PM 4:00 p M
“ Philadelphia 8:60 p M 8:60 p m
“ New York 10:06 p M 10:06 P M
t*»v« Troy 1160 a m
Arrive at Union Springs.. 2:40am —
Leave Union Springs 3:10 a m 0:40 a x
Arrive at Columbus 7:19 a x 10:66 a m
“ Opelika 9:10 a x ■■■■
“ Atlanta 2:20 P x ■
M Macon 8:00 r u ——
“ Savannah 7:16 a m —v—
Passengers for Eufaula leaving Columbus
at 2 2<) p x dally arrive in Eufaula at 10:10p «
dally (Sundays excepted). Leaving at 8:80 {r x
daily (Saturdays excepted), arrive in Eufaula
at 0:oo a m.
Through Ooaoh with Sleeping Car accommo
dation on Mail Train between Columbus and
Montgomery.
. W. Ia. CLARK,
Superintendent.
D. E. WILLIAMS,
General Ticket Agent. myO tf
a A1.AUY. Permanent z*le*tnca
led luM-liSlapli'Uoodzlodeal-
No peddling. Flora**** P*W.
rrz* 8 A OBAST A CO.. I
«.(*« must at- CiuciaaaU. Ui
$1200