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12 IT WAS NOT MURDER. COOK’S BODY TAKkN UP AND THOR OUtiULY EXAMINED. Bat Slicglfl Imtiti That she Saw a Dark Detid ou the Batik* of the Hirer—If Not Cook, Who Was the Mau She Saw Fashed In the Water? Itwse clearly demonstrated yesterday that Robert P. Oook was not murdered. The matter having been referred to the grand jury, that body bad before them yesterday morning the white woman, Mag gie Oalloway, whose remarkable etory has been printed in these oolomns. That her examination must have been thorough is best proven by her answer to tho question propounded to her some time af:erward: "They a«ked me ibout everytling but the kind of bats the men wore. To complete the investigation Judge Onstin ordered a post mortem examination, and appcioted Drs. Wright and W. 0. Gib- sen as physicians to oondnot it. The morning train on the Macon and Covington railroad brought Mr. James T. Murpby, of Hillsboro, aud Dr. J. P. Andre son, ot Clinton, who came to Miooo at committees from tbeir respective sections, and 10 both of which the decrased had many warm and tius fiiends. They joined the pbjsiciene and THE BODY WAS EXHUMED by Undertaker Keating. It had been bnried in the Fort Hill cemetery, in East Maoon, and owing to the advanced state of decom position of the body, the examination was bel l ne«r the gravo ia the open air, Dr. Gibson, assisted by Drs. Wright and Andersen, then dissected the head, making a meat rigid examination. After this the olothiug wae taken from Ibe body and it was examined. The entire investigation was mail,- in the preaenoe of Messrs. Murpty stnd Anderson. After performing their duties Drs. Wright and Gibron wrote tbeir report to Judge Gustiu which was in effect that they had made Ibe post mortem examination as ordered and that they hid not found any marks whatever that would in the leaat in- dloate that the death of Mr. Cook was oauaed by violence. Messrs, Murpby and Anderson expressed themselves as outireiy satisfied that Mr. Cook was not foully dealt with, ami also desire it to be stated that Coroner Hod net Is tolly exonerated from all blamo. They now baliere that Ur. Cook was the victim of an accidental drowning. The remains were piaoid in a new and ne.teoffln and were taken to Morton's Sta tion on the Uaoun and Covington railroad for final interment moon's STOBT. The question now aiiste, what 1* to be- oomu ot Maggie's story? It will be remembered that at do time did she say the man whom she saw struck and pushed into the river was Oook, or was addressed as Cook. He waa spoken to as Bob, but in describing him sho die* a most faithful piotore of Mr. Cook. Hell* resin her story siy that the man desoribed mast have been Ur. Cook, and the blow on bis head might have knocked him senseless, and while in tbit condition he was poshed nto the water. They rearon that the story is consistent throughout, and one of their strongest ar- ganteuu is the Analog of tbo hat the morn ing after the soene related by her, at a point a abort distance below tb« sp.it de scribed. As Maggie bee given aiditiinal points as lo the men she saw with "Bib,” and though she ha) told the story often, she has not varied one lit* from iho first vorVon. Those who do not believe btr story, and •who In olios to the TEBEOluril'a THEOllY that he was stumbliug abvut in the dark try ing to find bia friend, Ur. Uwena, the watch man on the bridge, anil accidentally fell into the river, laugh at some points of the story, and Ur. Owen boots at the idea that bia friend Cook would allow two men to take bia money away from him "If that oowpen over there,” still Mr, Owens, moat earnestly, "was full ot men they eould not soars him, and ho would fight to Iho last. He was a quiet man, never talked mnoh, and had a big heart in him, bat no man oonld aoare him.” This estimate of him is ooncnrred in by all who knew him, aud of oourto weakens that por tion of Uaggie's story. who is BOB? It is evident to those who heard Maggie relate her experience of that night that ehe saw something and that something was horrible. Tbtre aro some who think the entire story was the eroation of Maggie's brain excited by the fames of eloobol; but if this be true thiro is a wonderful c .incidence. Maggie cannot read and yet ehe furnishes the alleged key to locked up eeoreU that tally tx .oily with the tarronodingt. The story was told when ehe was sober, having been looked np fif teen or twenty bonra after a drunk and when the oonld not obtain a drop, and re peated word for word days after. TUB LOCALITY. A visit was made yesterday (o tbo spot de scribed by her. The homo is vacant and is within thirty or forty test of the water’s edge, and for a dark deed at night, there wonld not be found in Uacon or around Macon a more favorablo loo illty. It is oni of the reach rf everything and everybody, and every hing about it looks lonely. Maggie ■ays wben she went to the house and aiirtfd up the ateps at tbo side ibe bean! the voices of the men and then she stood there unseen by them. This is probsble, because at the steps sresrme cedar trees, the th'dow of which would have hidden her. She says when the man Bob was ■truck he full, bis heed falling on a clump of room. The dump of touts is there. She says after he was struck the men pushed bis body into the water Ooe took at the bank sbowa that a live man pushed into the water at that point would have great difiienlty in palling him self out. And ao on through tne entire story, every point, save that mention ed by Mr. Owens as to Mr. Cook’s bravery, is substantiated by the snrroundiDgs. Now that competent phjileians have made the postmortem examinatirn and are satisfied beyond doobt that Mr. Cook was not murdered, the question is re peeled: who was Bob? Is it posslbls that some other man was murdered and his body thrown into the rivet? A Minnesota lilnsa. St. Pitebd, Minx., November 13.—The largest fire which ever occurred hers broke out ia the burn of the Northwestern Hotel last right. The wind waa strong from the ■onihwtsl, end just right to fire the north half of the city. Eraiything til so dry that the flame* wire uncontrollable. Thirty buildings are gone, ineluding two botds, tbe First National Bank, several r.f the largest stern* end tbe' American exprise office. The test is fuliy *100,000. One- third of Its business portico of lbs city is destroyed. Deserving ef CanfldoMa, *° rtekly deserves Iks *_**A—— et th* eoaetaalty as Brawn's BroccMti Trrch**. Thus* iuff«rlA* from atd Branchial MeaMwasSkaaidM . try thaw. Prise xv cents. THA MACON WEEKLY TELEGRAPH; TUESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER la, 1887-TWEL5 E PAGES. iSANCE ' NU COMMJSBCE. UL‘Of» .UWOtiX 1 dVrski ami HoatAk TdWWN**# ’»'*nt !•! fetodBCB & Dttr*. Money somewhat staler, d tunnd «ood. flecnrl- tie* very quiet. Boms demand for b**t lorg date bonds. Central railroad stock weak; efftriug* light, mxs X0X98. Did. Aflwd. m£ »Dsr*U t% t-ar orat. bonds 1G« 107 v 1s, 1830, J*n. and Jtljr coupons.101 108 iite et CUarri* told ou*rt*rUee....... 108 101 *< Veto's, maturity 18C0 ....118 190 cm BONDS, favsDnah ■ ptr rent quarterly..—...ICO lot rtvannah 8 per osnt, quarterly, *>• iitry coupons ini 103 dMOS • per cents, 1910 119 Us liiUKHii aonx vrasak, fflirlda and Waiters K. B. I:eral mortgage bonds, S psr root si. ill Atiltmortgage oonaolidated 1 ;-or cat, non poo. /unary and July, ma- vrltilW?, U vvtel eottaoudated mongwo 1 per -at ooopoos January ana Inly, me rrily uSS7. 110 WetdanlhroadOi. INI 1"6 lhrtliH., Ooiomhla and Asgueta Ut^ iffiSGI > OohiiuhlA aud' kogiuta id MsiMajs, 1U trslls and Olrard Id mortgage t-'idore- II per osnt, oowpoiu son and July. Hilarity 1388,. iol t-rill's aud North Ueorgta let mort yv«» per cent ton fovlfom.ryaod Xnfaula 1st ntorigsg* iagvnsdspsr coal lot 1 ewa Alabama Id mortgage indorsed I per clot, eonpons April and Oeto- Mr, maturity ICS acta (Vi and rig It .Sorted Ill r e.tk (It and Kla 34 mortgage US '«Ma Steamship S per osnt bonds, (itraitsod by Central railroad its irtirllto, Jefferson and Souther ’earned. 1st mort, geannteed Ill 'toesrule, Jefferson eat Boothe iol deenotoed 110 fnewtUe Jeffe-touend Houtbere, W rtimtrtv end W tern 0 ier cent lit .tueatsed K1 10> wiwite ead En ivllle reUrosd 1 per S'vl lit noitgetn boade... -...110 U3 t-ocricur, Preeton end Lnmpkln let mortgage I per seat bonds lOfiX ... asmeosr n»cn. .ail nd Hsvsuush 7 psr cent guar- j|Kvd U 1M -ttieleiamon, aoalnU Ill 133 tuSwestem 7 p’eY coot,'guaranteed,.. 17S lt» •wire), percent oertmostee 100 . 101 g ■tahSe sad Weet Point rellneditook..U0 ill :* iu*e end Wert rolnt S per cent eer- ...... US 104 esse moss. •nireiasorglsBsnk .0 out fia-iooai ffsnh iso -•aeSevlnn Bsek St deiehsnts'Nations Bank 107 ■nsoausssoo erocas son iowp* Mleyaa female Gol*ge bonds ltd • lessTtre lasamoce * l"l ’soon gw end wstsr stock N Uianrd (Sand, t na-3 tri u i, ,1 per doe. Irefcbentee—3 lb osns, St per d« I rtviee—3 lb osns, IMS par dot •ii*—tie ns, ||.as psr doe — a -4r “ •tier ; lje p«r do* tor I IX ,t (u **• iveOyvlo *-»5.»o pet can 07 3 4.4 lie Mas S • ess fer Xlb cm*:! th ttgkt vstsk*. Ill, Ol.lfiPlb bMweight <3.10. I pden.a'. NUk-V au» ot 4 doe. Wets, e* n v. , jy Diemen baits, 13.71 nival osns ILNotrSi ,ntea- Si t.l Stpec a* raa : b it > r» dost t-ie, t it a fl.oe to SI.ll r—Ibtly ;e.»r. 7ft c«s »1.7tp*td"* t I*—teitleWs. I lb esne, tl.VOper dot. 1 wattes-I lb cans. SLM psr See imewe. Me j» aWi Bern—Ns. he* tit end (Ms to H soke Ctrl llbcstll. *1.»V*rdoe i b i e_l I h, ti t sal l AOl. ST : . 71 to IS IP; larprcttn*, nvttndnr - ■ <"„vsl "V icBOc; WertVi-slnjs birrt, t*.u e’l. We to dec, cof.cn etod. coot hevdttgai, ’ vrape, tfci nriteiooi, 7i*c; rreoh'nory, oec Dry Wooes. bbSa’Jlsgs-WsywmsBvais, N.SXoi \*cc- t Hi S1£S- 1 «tueteei-WsrwwuuivllJs. 4-A, SMcs avoe- v '"^StM^gblrtlngs—rruit of Loom, w, 7\-; .vet, a, oko. vvMsd UkUtlage—Terd wide, Pratt or t,oom •JS«: »r»aw«tts. Ho: Lonsdsle, nxt Cebst 7t<e. rVerys—Oorlatb end oibnr steadira bnnos ro. *«s: ton «xe S soe. 9o. -:wsl Jscst — andioeeoggln. .‘40: ttecti lit T-deettit, ONet NsamtiMgsalts-n, Two. Titbit-Peetdo. Sot W!a 'So; 0.- u- •X, ?<c; Amerlesns, IKe; Bem'JVin,«Kc 0^.1- rr. Lodi, i)(e; Uaarter Ota, Axe, tflnwtvt. • iiiuyOi 8}{Cs Frtnlu—au*2taww, H; imtno&u. l/,r <Xo. 4 |^et&i-S8Mu». *Vcj Attum, eve? Hr-soov*. :il?S8-0fnett*, usteu, lir; Ocqmpk 4?trg. IKtf S, 8<?; B 9 C, I9ff; I’lorr O 0. "• TV*fu llk# O 0, RO. 110, fuaoy, 10H©: C Is ll.SCi fco «oe p»r ytM, ’Jni2 7>?<n4—i«i<1»i isUfl Fb«uix. pertRcx, m t'Wi-niui *1 bun8k Frulla aud Ruft*. ■•Sets to 4.90.1 to 3.00 per bunch. ? Ood |8 ac, «csasi»-T«. t7<88 I VO ICC. Ch0l9918 10 290. * * 14 to 44 Ot; l«4 CCS. MU -Tarpons nlmoads LBc p«f Ik. rifcr«K i* t 1 kh:U o yw lb: • neh wobuvt x« ir 1: 7HH4B1 X9e 14? lb: ^-ixU«10op«Tlh( t«KWRl« *•'< MI) III UO per 1,000. vnui-ttoilHv. 05.A»4Bj-rt*r«lD>. r»*r S8 r »c ?4 UO, ivimflUVXDIp. rtv 9MZ14 >nyar« M no lo 4* 91 rat tvTt > iqm tun >819 po box ijataf-***** t«? m t«.«n to MUI’oraU f*iib.a-L. L. hczoi |) £3 to 82 CO; vli % jsm 91 Ai la 91 V* Inu ec COo rtn—llVilCI, «i 7.;iio.^ewS, S2 . • (.wkosrlM-S lb cant, 81.M p*r dot 1 " «* n*- J IP fom, 810 Aa% f Moo* ~t ltw.tMr4fM.l4o • IPO 81.14 N Cotton. Kacox. NotomSor 13.- MorkotitoodT ot Iho 'ot> loWtAf quotations: Oood mkMllut •>,; mldlUm mTMi low BlddKnft 8Vt low aid tin* 8; ’ ucnm, snincEWTs a*d roco. tooslfod Uvdoy by rail (OS ** " by woicou 910 Uoolood prorkmoly 88784 •took bon-l Hopt 1.1M7 891-94.809 >Vpfo4 UxUy 414 55®?=*“* w. ornntrr Produoo. Cttsd O-'ir. tiTopotvtod e. 1' s.m Iblkpw ev! <8 Taiobto- >t*rfet!y 0.1 abi or lb. J. . 17VVolte. • %*ktfl -O oto bwte*. 80 to 44c; suxetf 91 lolh 1 *»to-f allow, 08.1# to 14.00 r *f bbt .xyphs, 81^: «4M, •*» w 81.^>. ir-Msb Owl in* m4 Tlmtnio 4)4 toOo; tfZtBtKt* 11A p -i '.aas, »>« eech; uv* tarteye, tl.saee,L« M *7 itrer—ea OntdacbeMa. Cb— bat.* Timotbr. eu. eoMO. ones. Pstau end Oil. At ei u< J***- utswat '* » vk . . SL tl S. lie; mi* ii,' tc Sc, bicretjur. tn tv i J.pre. lx In *c, eachlcisl. W tv »"c: mrivt ■ • '.„ Ub> Slat Sarr snlplar, tx ta Set roq nt in 7X iv ae: umphet, Jg la We: eepparea, 3 to tMi ua'vtm a u »'x ■ngiab-Opac. va m a’.so, arnctcs. tv to to: (Mbaolds. Lt tv SV; LCtd. petssb. U ,e c.th •abare. rt» re 57- b-cvt, *1-V to Stfcl; imnbti: catomal. We to ,1; p.o*mae*,eS dKsiBsrptme Ve.on to MJSt Wiese fern. Nto vi aeteatau li.rsto tx rusts, etc.—Whits tosd. stnaay vasa, ,S so to R Vii.n.i rxriAh. Illeto II ki a«k vsrtisb, ists II: sWSeet gjwa. 10s to 40s; vstto stes. SOs naevy nrwcsrlas. tbs JsUsvtrr ara itrtst’.y wbolssslt piloai- —Noli- in m.rkst fielh .td-s-Market egeln advaattsg. W. quota balks 417X0. Iirse—cm a edred ,1.0S; by tbs car toed 1.09. fftpir-otecnsrstr'.ns is* !n law p.r tin vui vise Ssabsi si. par lb- ceautry Mouwtti v«rn.i>«ss jo tsttpw lb. ^tut p-ill sreem Hr per |L| ato t <ndu 1,S Ooffss—Hsrket strong In New Toth. Ws now i cuu teney Kto at 74o; ubolra to totr Use; nod let common 19 to too. *...-stdM mi,'in da. b» esr 'Ct3: v«; WKS ' wid to settss to 70o f.y imetl lots, ej '1st t-e -feitt tot. S4-. Fbb -The-itchof ISS7 bet', eo slim. Ihareby calling prices to advance «o grrsUy • Ith packing, tbs dsmsnd tbit season hta been but smell, ws may sai compsietivsly notblng- Ws .mots nomt- Hell/ No 1 In bbl <17.0 sis 00: No. 1 In bbi 111 OOe 16.00: Ko. »In bbl $l'Lf0*13 00: smaller psektees In proportion While or Lake hah la X bbl It Me t.00p*r lebbleeto else. Can mackerel in eaaee II toal Mrerdciea (or 1 lb cans. ui (Vannm. IIS es 7S, ixtre *vmlly '«0"e O’: siielghk teney f e 3Se4 SO; eoeowd patent >4 SO M ,S; Orel patent il 3SsS 76. That, see of conn* In fob lota to dealers. Us tall prises are hlghtr. -itsv rerbbl 6.00 'em me—Per bbl 4.00. Bsme—Plain 13X tolls per lb. Hey—Bay Is ntuber and tesrotr on eooonnt ef drouth ont tut Ws qnoto today No. 1 timothy at 13.00, end prime at 11.10 to mo per too. ^a--i—itssoat family *e pas ,u: wnt Sts' }V lb: to fj cans 1*0 p*r |bi sib sens fXo ,i ilb; | ihoeai Sso per lb. Ksvl-We quota ettSo for plain; 70o for bolted. 'Jeto—^Western re*d 44 to tic; laaev <*Mle *• m tie. Host oreof—Texas red rust proof now coming In. Car lota Me pet basket; Use Sc higher. Stoe-DoodiXt *X» per lb; prune sM to Ufe ter lb; unev heal l>,e pn ib. ilelt-ttf Ib vtnrtnl* Sue; US Ib ground Liverpool T^Jt Liverpool tec. Ou lead lets ere Ims. »n- -w toSLl.i ** less qntntlty. |1 yif too |(|, «*sdinM—American IC it. iapottsd <19 (8. bcewr Huger nf ell kinds have again today ad verced In New York be ell around. Weqeote to day «» ioef Sc; XXX powdered IXet gnumUted tXl the A 7*; white extra 0 ,i<e; tight creami •Xr.yotioweie. . be.b.t, itoi ix fcuakii. at 4 BUfllSl, 38c* •ncBS-LorOHrd'A fan SOc; l lb gitsa fen SOe; end t ownoe Une lie. per Ib: Weeeend’e Sooteb feotrh Urge Ueddtrs 1st; email ttaddara Me. _e’;' Ccr race to fancy, ,100 to «<M psr hex Hurts—Kegs, *Wc; hoxM, 1 ib, 7X: X Ib, IX vsortod. IX: X lb pesksgtr, A •*ptc» lib Mereb—Bern sc per Ib: 1 lb bores tx to !c l**s-Ira penal good toeholoe, M to He; gam- Powder, gcodt o ebolcr, SO to Uc. Toong Hyson, good to ehotes, 10 USSc; English brosktosl good to ebclcx as to Tic; Oolong, (tend to oboler, 10 to TV: Hooebowg. rend tr choke. IS to TOc: Japes, send to cholee. so to Sto. '(TTYpo-Peuey New Orieeseopto kettle unite f«S»t. utketyreSesMtosnepstuL tnbeeew—lUeket dan: dMeanimodante. Ws Ifto: dmoktnc r.*c to J1 M: chewing, common, ■oned. to to Wc; iredlsm, 61 to ite; bright, 60 to dm ens fancy, M to tOc; nktleeKo In <110: V-tght ssvtea, *i l* *7r; dark navtee, 60 to 60s. Tomato Ueucp—Plata, Nc; flans, (113. Twin—Psr pest. »16U to U 76; No- 1. IT 16 per Ju«u; Ho. 1. t SO ptr doesn; He. —, IIM par Pwmo-nottow, U to Mr: fax. 19e: peptL Its. a sir. M to toe. V'LAw.-ABt,:. J) to Nr; pars Slab Is iO*nrtk, W!eew>'•.** ■»,r ’eruersiwe. -eijotw61.76 t«r see thies dawts. ; ’»V 6 it. ^ ^.itod, mnaud. 1 Ib cane ,1 60 ^ tee-t 1 Pu*-stes—He. L per gnas, tl to; Ns. A tumw v an k> e uo per d>wsw. ’ «•••*-hstatod. 16* to IM. pepsr. ioo^t •'*4A*—geos, Uw* ,‘Xi liaertoa. ia botes, • to ICi; U tsmall -Ptolb.lt to 1*0. --v ewlisSsS Lye-t 71 to * tl psr sass. ~—“—i end Cutlslar, axe; milk ‘.ftmsno per*, 82 84; IJliTliOf fiasit, bKlsi I hn:« au »oi>kC, i llel toil*, ufsut. »*4-rr wai! U;lac.\ Cc \o ’■ *<c- 5. »JiA T9.X 1o ©Xe; T •^.1 T-T.I I«tnnn or*Arar, IWm 8v«e; -omaion icu^i ««>«» *u9 ‘Mu»nf««. r.v i, • 12f. itkftswf.l • DoioaHc, Tti* p»t ih; UnpeHfd, 2l)*o «*»h. —*(0t. v;»fteh**— gild* 80*. rie;>4U3.2 wr>a2, tl 34; 800>. ■r *» to $8 76: V**. >4 6n %o *171; 80. 4»ku:*4B ©'.‘clrtfrja ?or bbl, 4170; UW bbl 98 00. ’rpyw—'10c. ■‘spp** 8*nc«-CM to 9110 'lM. 'InklM—Pint* 81 (Kh qn*rtx 81 W: hklf U^rrslj, *»ln *ct<1 r.TU«4,|f iW. Us mt u n*. *k?8 *o 83 80; 10 ». f i *U> to |3»: »* “ hi U&MWSN <a*t—*q pfl 8717 m iiovn T, nr 0?6e p*r Piaud 'iBCkJU—^AUltud %l 37 8'38. csrd*—Oottoc }4 38. Gif MTW-True- |4 01> to >3 i« r« 6CMS. Is-oo-tcwad 28 CO to 28*0 :ioc* \ to to 4Kc. rcr 'b. •nwAer— f5.00 per iff. muting po'fitt 93.B0, 'ren—Owed* 6 to iyio p*r lb, r*Un*4 2)4o luls. \mA —8X p*r lb. Vtr nest 91 OU. ^4114—13.40, Usla o! lOd. :1ftW*4o?ks— HaItotj's f 1 00 to 9110. riope— MehIU*, 16c; HI*a1 I9e; ootton lie. VMhbfULrAs—(1 96 to $1 80 per doun. Htll Buck*!*—8* 70 per dosca. W(«^.Bnrhfd wl*x» 8 Mo (if ooll ih04»—IIc?m 98 00 per kra. '£Qln*Ln«f 94 00. ?ho*«*U—kniM 910 on ?t*r^ft««n. • v>c t—L\cp 8137 to 1.45 per bag. :i/Ur*— 91 34 p*r dCKfa. H4**l—Picw 4 Ho per lb. rieta—r*latcd 82 40: <*dju 9* 80 p*i Jofta. Bid*#, Wool, Ctc. nid*#—o.ftn salt, pot round, : dry salt p«r punndr 80 to 8c: dry flint, prr pound. 8c to l3o. Iw*r Hid**—Dry, per pound, lHo to »*. Oo*t Hkltet—Dry, per pound. Bo. f!h**p Hkln*—Dry. per plftc*. 30c lo 80c. Liotbor In Bough-aide*, per pound, 18o lo 18o: wholo kip*, p*r pound. 18c to 30o. Bmvu-Pur* white and y*ilow, par pound, 18c to SOc. CWttton. lo t**r pound Bbnrling*—P*r piar*. 0c to 10c. Tillnw—P*r pound, 4c Wool—VImc*. i:nrn, y*r pomd. Sc to 10o; nn* wkihcd, p*r poond, V’? to Me: wetbrd. SOc to 90c; wMb*d, Durry, lbo to 90c. ZAcather. 0*k tote. 10c to 40c: hamlock, 25c to 88c; Wn >ch uUf ckln, 40 00 to 80 Ot’per dot; American, 9* UO to W 00 por do*; kip. 80 to 00 00 dot: bsm**a lootfccr, 88c to 45c: Bklrttnd, 40c to 48c p*r lb; toppings, 9 UO lo 19 GO*, linings, 4 00 to 8 00 per dot. Islmo, riaetcr onit Omcrot Cooout—LouteTllla end ttoaednte, 1 70 to 116); Portland rrinent, 9 00 to 8 31. Drnif—40c to 60c. Llm*—Alcbimi lure;, 110 to 1» t**r bbl; Oror- gU, 116 to 1 90;Trnn«-rf**)Un* 1 00. PiMter—0*1 deed, 9 <© to998p*r bbL ielgnon, Bye, 100 to 4 oo: Po*r >on. \ of to 400: todteUUod r/u and corn. 110 to 1 80; gin ic& rum, 110 to C 60: U. 0. corn, 1 40 to 180. Brmtay—Peach end cpplr, 110 to 2 60; ebony end dngcr brandy, 90c to 1 '»i. French brmr.dy, 800 to 8 80; dcm**Uo brjtcdy, 1 78 to 100. Win*—Ootewbi^ Me to 100; oert end cherry, 191 10 9 88. T yiLc(ih:Vi J Ht<. M \KKETS. ttTOUKU a Mi bOlfUH. •ttw rent. November ia.-4*te«.k» octlv* end firm. doo*y May ot 8 to 4. CtcUa&m*, .cog |4h;w to f 4.83: «nort 84.88^ to f l 80>i. iitsf bonds dull and atcodj; ^vcrumMtt 'vmdidnll and stoody. ovoquao— KxoboPt* dull and s^ody. Money May st 8 to 4, closing offf*rod ot 9H. Itob-tm»urv boi« oao**: Goto 8D1,548.000; corrotcy $11460 nnr Gtovuumtnt br.tt.U dull and stoody; 4 ntr tsnte 197; 4K par crate I' 8*4; Btot* bond* dull and steady. Th* following wen tb* closing quotations: *■ *•— * *“ M.O. si^ifJcv U... 70W He T. Crafrsl iw£ BorfcU b W.pTOf.. 42 flovthtni Poc.,ccre 11X •* i.rt' 44*,' PodficIfoU 86 W flooding 67*4 Bleb, rad Allagh*y, 8 Bleb, and lua tttcbeood W.P.... 96H ..MS 0.2 40 6 106 3. to 100 to. u. moripgc. *104 COArJAO OC8.0* 117 lCt»UBieos.U. 98 • '?.B*owa coo... ICI *.ir .r'M’KCatBs 72 •'TTglUfO U *4H ..onseUdoteA 46 fkoiiwoadUhlo.... 9)4 D*»fn audKortb tlOX liockteUnd... it*. pre^Rkd.... !4S IbbPtu:.... 74*4 ! >V.w»*r* oal Lock 199?4 do prafamd. . 118 *r.s 29 |r«ZAO Vocfflc 24 x but X*ikA. be ii... II!, Tins. Cool k Iron. 27)4 ukatbo?* M^iUnion Poclfc fti? b • >«ur. oo 1 Viob. 0i.SlF*w *• :%• ? Ontral 7f »*' xiartls lU Chat 49 iMlurari Ficlflc.... 89 dobOo and Ohio. 10 w i* .. ygjf l«sb. ono Cbol... 78 '(lot. Oil trual e*rt.. 8jfc OOTIOB. rmtoot. Novrmbtr II. non*. Ootton market irregular end un«Mtl#d; qaotatkn* of American cotton all drcllnrd 114; ou.di«n« aytaada 8)4, mid dling Ovleao* 6 11-16; *al** 10 000* for spcct^atlos wid Mpcrt 900U; raealpt* 2.SO*. all American. Fu*ur** Irregular. 1 p. m.-galas of th* day In* eluded 7 900 bale* of American. Future* clo**d qutetand * forty Vovambcr 'igMM-ntdi . flcvambor Decamt’ar. I —84 64 . 3>e*abraJ«anary.... "M*4-84C4 . i;i’iuary*y»brn*ry... M 6 9i-*« ■ |3p* m*Cloa*d. 6 87-64 0 81*84 • 9104 P*bru. 1 7-March 0 a»-*4—'4 *4 6 84 64 Htrrb’wpril :sr0M—*5«» flW* ij'f!.'' A Mil Miy-Jnne 034r|.g)6| 6rtM4 Jqr.a-July A <♦» 64—41-64 8 4 T44 a? si 5or»rab*r"ll- xmoe Ddrir dn»l and ca*y; rate* V»r m . i.im isnUa.u 107-16, toidilirg «»r:-u.* 109 :•* *»«" -NH iw<:t>u 170, grc«* 11.05). Ftitnre* storad steady; aslM WJOO. Z * f3k>VTJ|g uewiti.’lll k. JV.vO* *06 dev 97,627; export* to Oreat Britain 31.A09ito France 4,00>, to continent lH.6f4; *totk 719,443. November li <>tM>xi market Arm; mid Ubga9)4: dm r^xdoi* 0.257; grot* A.357; «Mea 1,483; «toc* to, 1(6; export* »o Great Urltalu 6,209. • a*oik, Nt)v«iubvr 13--Cotton market linn; ifllddTlnn 9\: -tet r* 3 318; gmAra.l!!): stock 89,520; falf* 2,040: *vp«rf- -ftwitwlwt 9 824. November 12 —vj” too mark*! quiet slid -Ittlga 10*4; r. I *•«►.; #* 36, gTOM 89; «*1*» ; -v-ff-k 6,883, to *plnn«r* 200, exporte to conti nent 2.083 ivntigB Nftvrml»rr 12 —Ootton market nrmteady; mid tuugalO'q,; net •* -*|*»i 437, pros* 2,272; salts : • - * —: export* to Oreat Drl aln 102. *vihsxw, Novenb«r 12 -Cotton market un- MftVd: utd uga 9!4: 2.537, *!«»•* 2 517; ki 1 *** —; I etg 20,861; exports to continent 2,484, coaatwlne 2.68T. A.^A-auruiA. November 12-Cotton msrket firm; T'ddllng* 10Ji: -—into 1*\ gross 240; •took 3,071; exnorto to Oreat Brlteln 1,830. a. . November 12 .orton market dull; lower to sell; oji.idllng* 9*<; «*m r^oeipt* 6.224. t ro«« 6,224; • 8 0; • 109,530; exporte to Great Britain 5.500, to continent 6.463. coantwlso 2,337. -*• November 13—ootton market qnle*; Xidrtll g* 9X: n«t receipt* 11.086, groae 13,302; ailee 2,5(0; *(sick 292.5)5; exports to Oreat Britain 8.00**, * to France 4,(00, to continent 5.470. coast vise 2.941. • Novombcr 13 —O-ttra market firm; mid Jllmr* Vi n*t wv?Mp» ^420,'em** 2.450; silcs 600; llock 20,454; export* RoaMwlae 3 782. *v»ui» November 12 ’-tton market steedt; mid »••«•* 9X; *■ -Atoto 4,931, ablpmente 4.881; ■kle* 9,500; i«. ck 138/87. f 7* * Oar* November 17.-Cotton mtrket doll; mM^lUng*9X; fv.-tlpt* 1,821; empmeate —; sale* ’ uAkgatfow, Novembei 13 -O Hon market quiet: bidd ing* 9!6;»m recetpa* 1,676, gross 1,676; salee ; stock 67,029. V:.it«r vatoats 83.99m o, choloelo fancy Mlnuksote puftQts 84.96a4.0«), *o*t wheat patents 4.97. 3ye f 2 75*3.00, Buekwheat. 100 pounds, 92.00 *2.2A. fouo .ring are th* eorrer* rrieM for o*ab croperttee: WhMi--Nc. ? *\ n?t» 72»;a72!4; No. 1 rnrtng 64; Wo. 2 ?**d wluur 78a73h. torn—No. 3 04 Oeto—No. 225% Mor* o*rfe, per barrel, f 19.00 *19.26 fiard, per 100 round*, *4.52)4. haort rib altlee, Ior-ra. |« 60*0.60, iiry sa'.ted shoulder* boxed 96.00*6 10, *bort clear sldea. boxed 96.85, 0.90. Whtak) steady at 41.10 Hucara qnlet aud •teady Granulated IH. *tend*rt A 014. Tbe following flgur*o show tbe range of price* for options on the regular board of tbe Produce Exelon* • today: Opening. Highest. Closing. IV* 73)4 72V 2 3, » Wheat—November. December May U«»rn— November... Preember M»y Jvf* November. December May 29*4 We**P irk—January 118.10 February 1313)0 May- l*07H * 0*7)0 4»* 49S 5% 7»X «»X MX MX MX 113.11 ISIS 1S.S7 X «.«TX Sfl ».WX 8.S1X IU.03X 1110 1S.SU ■ so S NS SM SM La •) Nn.oniUjr Drtomliu n»r saji,- Shr.n 7b«- Jtnuarr S.SJX Febroenr ,.7o S.70 ' . _ I «. LOUIS. Nov.mbM 11—near dull sad fut: r nUr 'M. m.iixj <l reuo. as es, iJ-Tn nt*. tuttj klTStiaa taunt MMeSIM Wneet operwl etredr ead cluwd X bisber: No. I rad vwh I1X. Nov.lub.r 71 H.7IX. Dwwraber 7IJf. IU*X snx- •np'twt stn-D, end rtowd bisber: Oteo 3«XeMX. November* XeS9X. 41X.4JX. Dels bisber: Ceeb 13. November 34 X I'l l, M.v 3»X. Wblakjr eteedv el el.os. Provbiooe lower. Port—Meeet eummer-currd 1U.50. Lard ll.au. *.40. Dm eelted ra -»i,. bused lota. .bonMiwe IS UO. I ms clear IS «7XaS.7J, clear rt> eldee It.TS, ehort cl«»r If. I.7xe7.l0. u..nr Dor-A. iMnl.tare |5 73e 0 h7X. i'-nq ■•l.ci etdee <7 00,7 C7X. etcar -;b eiOer ■7;7(l»7.7a, eh or, e'er etdee >7.07X40 0). O.m. etcedf >■ ell ntuu ao i.cwati, November 13 —flour .tradr: Fentliv SS.10.S30 'toe; .7 10*3."0 When.: irm: No 3 md 7i.se7t. t.Vm fir at: No. 3 novel 47. "etc ctrons: *. J n-iico 3*X. hO'k firm et Ills'. Lira.trooqtits.si. tutaateeteoncbenied: .-un rite 16.71 Bacon firm: Lons aw I013X. •tort rthe |S 00. etior- eltor I3.3S. Wl.tehv etetdv « IIA> .’uu'ir nuchensed: New (Meant 4., v^nnwri X*w»eH. ac,e firm: Common enJttchl is mu 70, tacklns end bnubaiar <4.(0 tA<0 nauinoev, NovemUr 13 -Sloe: attedj end dull: ’owerd Street and Wtctcnt .oprrti.e I3 31e3 7t: •vtra <*.«LJ.«o, remit) 53.74*4 80. Otti UUlr. atptrfine <1.37tl 00. tatra SSOOeh.sa. Bio brands “-W. eatant fJw Hbcna-*»«b»re qoXt end etrelj: No. 3 rel TSe83; unbeiSleM; 'A'cemiL dull and atev: No 1 winter red epot roxew x. "orn-Honihwn qelet, firmer: Whit., new M><:; .ctlow, oew47.40, Western dull but firm, dote quiet: amlbero 33aMXi Western .bite Hess*, do fnitud V3kV3X- i/wntviixs, Novembei U .^tn ttrons: wdum inlet: No.area77. on .ikos: Ko 3 white MX: -lx<d41x Oats etrona: , mixed S3 fork quiet et 314.00. Blew qolrt: m... ",b iM. <s.uOl Iter etdee ia.ro. »hon.o—• <6 37. tntu n"w< quiet: Ole.' -lb tMes 17 00 .«*/ etlei <7 60 .aoaider. -s Uretfor. nntet ".rt. micor. -wr-- Ul.CO law Le:d qrt'.t at fk«. WhUkr • teadr at <1.07. - xewkoKe Korrmt’cr 13—So'.ncr, none ctcadv Ocmmao e» ten .. ■• |*iMo« I .?*:**\ yk-eV otatui..^ closed a,Q^ N?vM ' • .-..i lOoeoc.l . P>gdPt»‘0* |< jaOgSaj • *«▼ tr*,,..-1 2*0 1 P«o , March... April.. ! 10.98 10 »7 | 1 10.80 110 88 1 10 41 |l*.4l-4» 10.48 1048 49 1* *66 10.00 | 1 10.01 '10 99-08 m . twn- l | | 110.88-70 10.70-77 mlddiras^ilveat 10 eu, set wmenirdelil receipts 9rtu rad ui.ch**i*»u ‘ t0, ‘ , * tr .tralya! OtejtOrtkjS opnooi e b.d. , rilL „, .o.i ,i.cdrr.telf aerlvc: •'** »**•'«. I’nobi' <ts.roe 'L? *'0 Mels4ii, uer ill Mti|.io.*bWM . peewt arm and cio.r.1 quiet: c..oiri:o«vt. <x *“ M-eeeL e I DS lor SPteet; WT'ZjJ 1 " ,ztz* "*“* b ’‘' *7 tXvNdUHMSliytl fort.. Hi o erode S9.30 active end prime 4«. g 0( sSffiSa choirs 40, prime fracy 27*84 prime 25a27. *na ajrup21 good r.lrto%: SS?'*u.' *«d prime to rtrni ltST*/'’ 1 ®-” ,2“mon to good ccSS'^.lr S »".«! Ntorero “1—berrel. “««t Tarfirja.,,,^ 6 o ■ I «- hpirlte ci lurpwti!!?";^ VVooi. Nuw Toms, November 12 — Won , ooa ““ ,< ’ *«« 13 to 10. fin. Usbt iiito?L heal^u rn l\\ lc * THE ANARCHISTS liURIKI). A Imrso Number r.f Friend. ,„u g. mD thlxere Intbe Pruecitlon. P Chicago, November 13.-Thefun«al o.saion of the dead An.rchl.ts h,J , move between 1 and 2 o'cjock tlti! P , ' 0 noon. It. waa headed by Chief M Hupp with two aides and a bund o !» otan* in Ibe uni cm . f tbo German m‘1 Inum.dtalely afterward can,,, .he n,eub“{j .* *‘ 1 " COIUlr 'lt'. e, beaded : v u, r r ] A. Sobilltt c Who earned in bia ha< o , n '■] t.tbute. Following them marched, "' b T abreast, neatly two hundred u.imWe I the Anror,. Turn V.'ritu, uf which An cl Ppieo war) a member. Thu whole w “' oo‘ °nt. »s many memhurn era .1 fymnatby with Anarchy. Fonr hr,- ir ' ; 1 tl eVorear. Turner Socitiy cani, j wtearibg u,xt l rru- BED UADGFS ON TBE »i BREASTS I This biaucu ut tbe 'lu.u.r. j, B0 J stroi gty ttLotnrrd with Sccmlum than ,,1 rt tire otri.r rocieri.a A hunoren if fj koitHboti braooh came Dext, aud then Ml lowed the bear,,-, of Au fe u,t Kpuu, |fc 0 . J of which was eo covered with florel tu J ntts that nothing else o-mld be seen iJ eiduwsaa riehl} coveted ciukct tf blul broad cloth, over which was throve 1 t aahnf red silk. Tbenar.otber band whckl into Lake Btreet playing a dirge, followll by manv hundred members of the C«nbJ Labor Union whiob oompnses some of til most extreme Socialists in tbe city. N (I | came tbe hearse in which lay the coffin J Adolph Fischer. It was also I DECORATED WITH FLOWERS, I tot not so profusely as that of Spies. N e ,| oaiue the hearse containing tbe remains ol Parsons. On the box by the driver sat I man holding in his hands a fiord ambled of snch immense size that the inscription ol Hovers "From K. of L. Assembly Nj 13e)7'1 could be seen a hundred feet awey. rbj is the assembly to which Parsons belong. J nnlil it was expelled from the order on «J count ef its sdberenoe to tbe cans, ef tbq Anarchists. Across Parsons's ctffia thrown a simple stripe of red silk ribbon] Then along camo unolber cohort if it,2 Central Labor Union, oompoved uf reprol sentatives tf all sorts of trades, libra j those were tbo beams of Engel and Lragg] overwheso bUck ctfHns were tbe ted ban! ners, neder which the men bad l-uchtj Several tloral pieces were orritd babied] Thu hearses werefollowtd lycstrisgesecu] tainieg RELATIVES OF TnS DEAD MSN I ana by various labor orgsmzetione, an-1 numbers of nten, women and cbildrin on foot. Psrttcnlar R'.ftutiou was a-traoted byj two loed 4 sac to biles ot the Knights of Lei bor, oomposed wholly of women, who vtrq •tl into wlili red In the ebspe ot eosrlet rib] buns in tbeir hats, bows ot orimaou a: tbeir] ttirovu and long streamers of trim,on hanging front their shoulders. In iron! of them marched Mias Her]] McCormick, mas.'r workman of tbeor,enJ rzation known as "Lucy ^’arsons Avtomblw Knights of Labor.” Hite was atisuded by] two others and the trio carried a btiga wreath surmounted by a snow whits dcvcj the rmbleat of peaoe. Tbe wreath end dove were sent by iho Lidles Detroit Fanil Commilt. c, of Cincinnati. "TBBOTTLK THE LAW.” The proMssinn, whleh contained ivtlvd or fifteen bardi ct music, was terrntj] three minuton in passing, it prioerthd tJ ono of tbo barest und most desolate grave? yards on the outskirts of tbe eity, wbritia thoproveneo of about ten thousAnd pvuu.ej the Atiarsbiats wire finally bailed. Rut? It red r ursee, bitter marmura and tbe cry cl •‘Ihiottlelhe law," aceompantrd the pert? lug words spoken over tbe five liftleM bodies. A Star Combination, Cuthbert Liberal. I iha Macon Telsoeatb, under its ntd management, stands at the head uf the bsl among Southern Demooratia j.nrnals. It iff in inli symnuthy with tbs great masers ofi tbe paople in ot.pisition to tbe intamond robber tariff. In newa service, State, ntj tional and g.-neral, no paper In the hUtd surpaa.es iL It is always dean, and te’tfl eenaalicnal. Its ourtsapomieuls are iaj ■ttneted to send oi ly known faota as nevi i'eme It does not publish rnmora »tich] afterward prove nufouudvd and false. M have utvdo special errengemente wbetebn we een fnrnivb this sterling DemoeraUN j mm 1 and tbe Liberal one year fur tbtl "ifling enm of oue dollar and eighty ocRtH Now is the time to enbroribe. An Kotarprielnr, Reliable lionet. ^ J Lojner, Rankin k Unar can elweye be lelk* upon, not only to carry lo etock tie beet of»vo«7J ’bt"». bnt t« mtir* th. wirier for eaek artlcleeeq have well known mertt, and an P^dar with cq paopia, thereby erutalning the repetatt« o( beUfl alwtje enterprtalny, and ever reliable. co-ed the aseney lor tbo eelabnud Dr. Elatfe »"] Dleeo very for Consumption, will tlvc guarantee. It will eurety core any Md*"m affection of throat, tons, ead chert, end vorujjj ottr confidence, we Invite yon to eelt end <•* • —* Savanna q. firm At 34; MeSl.OI; eelea berrel«°* WIUONOTOK. Nevemberi* firm et m •tretned (5 firm, lure <i.n CnABtnerue. quiet et Six New Ton al SLlOeL 37, Alhamw PcArt Oeokw PtcCmee. Bwerrt. SfRU IgSHOPPING^ rtAlrtmrt,.i.. lV**n5rtwlWertlBI~Ue-. * MAih uiia a uTB*rraaM<sq HERE'S YOUR OHAXtE To secure A FINE PLANTATION At e email coil. < Will be sold before toe Court Boos# door —ix— CLINTON, JONFS COU5TT. OBOIOIL On Ibe flrat Taaeday to D*c*»b*r. —TXX— BALAAM PETERS PLA( E. I Const* ting or Ml acne ef learhn<".“7,^ eeptend'd two at »y O-eUlnn ibereen. *“ bio ..tttboo'vo. raid place te j K', ,• tor rvan/d. P-rr>i«„n--n.-. Ih'^i, 1 , L ; ' . i , JA “ 1 0| * ,: Hr,: ttino X— * W * - : ^-MA.edl, 4 t » «u Lronciffi, P, -v I 1 nit“: uroo.lt 75 tar l,v. jum ('rjl | 1 , vrj Cm. Hwf hen. dull e-d ! 1 ' J *Me etealy. Xlddk*d ill wdrteedv. I 1— 4 «u 7 t*.tci, lower and ck.7t t.TvV. I fort n. .uc .!«,» <7.10. Peeeaber «:oe7 to J eeebW^^Br. eoi.n.— * m amt pnrebaaete. TSBUs CASH. . 0<J d Tl.- under,tgnrd wilt Uk. the Flare la say eontemptated^raheewr t^i^. > juyji ie»u7 X 22 STtS&TSS! ■: wdi£S!lBS2iL , I' to jruus <17.40 j