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12 THE WEEKLY CONSTITUTION???. ATLANTA, GA.. TUESDAY OCTOBER 2 8 1884 TWELVE PAGES. CRIME AND CASUALTY. Dow JTr Backed Out of I he CouiU House A Cmsy Farmer Mnrd????r* Ills Wife??? LThe Crime* In Other Place*. Fort Worth, October 20.???"After jo watching and plotting, lomo officer* from Kcw Mexico Saturday night succeeded in ar resting T. J. (better known ns Jim) Court right, who it charged with killing beyoral Mexi cans two years ago near Silver City, New Mexico. Courtright was well-known here, having served as state ranger, detec. tire and city marshal, and was regarded os one of the quickest men on the trigger in Tex as. Ilia arrest was effected by strategy, some Vew Mexican rangers, under tho guise of friendship, luring him to a room whero they covered him with their pistols be Corn he was aware of their duplicity. a roxpicoriu+K arrkwkd. A man named McIntyre, wh< Courtright in killing the Mexicans, was cap tured Tn tho some way Saturday night at Wichita Falls. The arrest* were made under New Mexican warrants and a requisite from Governor Ireland, of Texas, whou the fact of Courtright???* arrest was discovers _ great excitement and indignation prevailed) and 1,500 persons assembled at tho Iiotcl where Courtright was con fined and prevented the officers from Inking the night troth. It was with great dif ficulty that the crowd were prevented from rescuing Courtright, but he was Anally carried to the county jail. A writ of habeas corpus lias been sworn out. Governor Ireland is se verely censured for his action, having once promised the citizens committee thatho would never sign the requisition warrant. THK YAbl???K OK TKXAJC SYMPATHY. Jim Courtright escaped from his captors last evening. The officers, against tho sheriff's J iroteit, took Courtright to tho restaurant or breakfast nnd dinner. A largo crowd followed the prisoner to his meals In tho o von- ing. Tho guards again brought Courtright for supper. Borne of tho prisoner's friends had Lung two large pistols under tho table whero the prisoner sat nt bis previous meal. Ono of the guards was inveighed outside, wlioro- Upon Courtright seized tn?? weapons, covered the two remaining guards, and hacking to tho door mounted a homo in waiting nnd fled down the street in the presence of a largo crowd, who hid witnessed every maneuver. The Jim McIntyre, accuscd'with Courtright,who was arrested Huturday at Wichita Fails, was brought to this city last night. There was a great crowd at tho depot. It now transpires that tho men wero not wanted for tho murder of tho Mexicans at Silver City, hut for tho kil ling of two Americans named XJoestsdt, near Albuquorque, whom they nro charged 'with Laving first arrested as officers ot tho law, and then deliberately murdered??? thorn.' This chorgo Courtright'* friends deny. H KJtKNI'KIl TO UK KNPORCKI). Arm*, Tex., October 20.???Adjutant General KingU-y,commander of tho stnto forces,left to-day for Fort Worth, to enforce tho order of Govornor Ireland to have Jim CourtrlKht turned over to tho New Mexican authorities. It Is stated that tho peopled Fort Worth will resist his surrender,mid a coll baton, which will result lu bloodshed. Is certain to follow. Ki-Mika, N. Y??? October 20.???An explosion oc curred this morning at Chemung Canal bank, (To uting for a time great excitement. The gas had evidently l*ccn left turned on In tho vault slnco Saturday night, and had smothered Itself out. As lion. John Arnot, congressman and cashier of the bank, attempted to enter tho vault at 9 a.m., carrying a lighted candle, there vra* an explosion which blow him across tho room against a coun ter, turning his fare and hands. Kvory window Jtt the bank was blown out, the office door shat tered, and tho lock torn nr. a great crowd waa attracted by the explosion. Arnot???a Injuries, while painful, aro not of a serious nature, his Sight luckily bell ??? ??? ??? LEAYKHWonnii..... Waddy. an Iron moulder, yesterday shot his wife and a Mbs Toug* at the rending Iioumi, and then abet ldniaelf through the head, dying Instantly. Loth aoroeii will probably die. Mrs. Wsddy was from Troy, New York, and had been married sluco last Ms roll, hut left her husband on Ilia dlwovary (hat he had another wlfo in Albany, Now York. Mbs Touge was also married, but had separated also. The affiilr grew out of domestic Infelicity. Mil l nv vii.i Ky., October 20.--Elijah Kirk a fused Kotirrt Clark of circulating evil reports bis bowels, and threw the bleeding man from the train as it passed over a bridge, the victim falling 15 feet. The trnin backed up, and tbe murdered man was taken up barely alive. Marshall continued lus promenade through the cars dering anyone to touch one dared, lie was not arrested. Bostok, October 22.???A Woonsocket, II. I., dispatch says that the local office of tbe Adams express company was entered some time during lost night by burglars, who rifled the safe of ??11,009 cosh and bonds nnd ??1,000 in bank bills, both packages belonging to Woonsackett institution for saving. The < pons nnd bonds wero left with the express company???s agent to ba forwarded to the Fi ??? national bank of New York, and the hills be fo: warded to tho Maverick hank, Boston. The packages wore torn open and tho wrappers, which contained :11s was fo before tho sofe. Tho door* all found locked this morning, and the door safe, wMch is an old fashioned one, was found closed but not locked. ItKAmvo, Fa., October 22.???This morning Detective Wm. Y. Lyons swore out a warrant for tho arrest of Martin Luther Friteh, a well known reformed church minister and chaplain at the county alms house, And finmucl O. Wenerieh, a wealthy cattle drover, who hod been furnishing tho alms- bouio with large consignment* of cattle. They are charged with bribery and conspiracy in connection with the slnislifluso frauds, now being investigated by tbe committee or eiti sen*. The accused entered bail for trial Other arrests will follew. ViaoqtTA, Wis., October 2.1.???A crazy German former named John Hurchka, living near here, murdered his aged wife and fled to tho woods. He was raptured by a farmer and returned to the villago. It was nt once seen thatho was a raving maniac. During the night, without tho least provocation, ho had shot his wife af ter sending the children to bed. Both barrels of tho gun wero discharged, and the wife???* body was terribly mutilated. The man find in his night clothes nnd was almost frozen when captured. Ho was rational for a time, and fhe jailer told him that ho had killed hi* wife. 3???his was tho first ho seemed to know of his terriblo act. lie waa almost prostrate- when ho realized whut ho had done, exclaim ing in tho German language: *'Groat God in heaven, what hnvo I done I" The suffering* of tho |ioor wretch wero heartrending. Whoa tho jail was opened, his body, cold in denth. was found hanging from a rafter. Ho had hanged himself, using a suspender for the purpose. Tho deed was probably done during tho early part of tho night. Pbovimcbcr, If. I., October 23.???Mary Mar shall, living with a man named John fjnhoban, was assaulted by him and beaten to insensi bility. Whilo iu this condition Bchcbnn poured kerosene oil over her limbs and body nnd ignited it. Hho was badly burned and was removed to tho llhodo Island hospital. Bclicbrai was arrested. FuiLAnxLruu, October 24.???Early this oven' ing, whilo James L. Clayton, aged 18, was visiting his friend, John 8. Baker, aged 17, at tho lattcr'n home, near Seventeenth and Brown streets, this city. Baker's puronts left them alone in the dining room, hi* father going out to the store and his mother starting upstairs. Bhc had been gone hut a moment when three pistol shots startled her, and running back to where tho boys were, sho found both lying on the floor weltering in their blood and a bull dog revolver in Clayton???s hands. Baker had two bullet wounds in his head and hndalroad; expired. Clayton had ono bullet in his hen* and died very shortly afterwards. Tho boys wero fust friends ami no cause can bo Assigned nor is anythii how it occurred We arc sending out books by the hundreds from our Constitution Li brary. Each, book is standard. Only 70 cents postpaid. Order one. ??? "~V~ TO MARRY THE PRESIDENT. hiinnvvii.i v, Ky., October 20???Elijah Ktrk nc rnsed lfoliert Clark of circulating evil report* ???bout his daughter, amt threatened to kill him. Having procured a shotgun, ho r*de to Clark's .\ oiue and was riding up and down In front ot it, waiting for ('lark's sp|??nrance. when tho latter opened Are and fired two shot* from a gun. rid- tiling Kirk with buckshot sod shooting his head almost oir. ViROqrx, W!*.,October 21.???John lfuachk, a Gcr- im: 11 farmer, who murdered hi* sgbd wife Sunday, was found in the woods yesterday nearly frozen ???Tenth sud a raving maniac. Ho was dressed only iu his iilxtit clotlie*. He was placed in lull and later oil became more rational, lie was told of his itIuip. During iho night he committed suicide by Iiauglng. \V atxrtown, N. Y., October 21.???The Car thage fire was the most disastrous that lias ever visited this part of the state. It began in the rear of the manufacturing building* oh tho west side of Black river, and n heavy wind blew sharp from across the river to the two islands, which were filled with manufacturing institutions. Everything on the island waa turned, and the ???tiro struck into tho ??? Lichee part of tho town, and awopt th* building* from about 75 acre*. This wa* the eldest imrt ot the town, and contained beautiful shady streets with fine dwelling*, but to-day this territory is a mas* of smoul dering ruins. Ono hundred nnd sixty dwell ing* were burned, besides the manufacturing institutions and tho Episcopal, 1'rosbyteHuu, Baptist and DiacipW churches, tho town hall, academy and oil other ngs. The Are auNBl itilo portion of tnc govds eoul saved. Tho fire department* from Water- town, Lowville, Boonvilla and I'tisa respond ed to the call for help, but as the fire would appear iu a dozen dub-rent places at one time, the stream* from the engines were of little ???veil. The yard# were filled with d y leaves, which were ignited l.'thr (lying ruder*, and fanned by a stiff b. ????*e, were soon in a blaze. There were one hundred dwelling* on fire at tho same time. The people worked hard for several hour* to oave their property. Then they became panic stricken, si.d all last night huudreJs of them were running tbe streets or lying in the spots which the Are had not touched. ~ - * ceof 1 ?? women and children, her of people were brought to this city, wlrsre they had friends to rare for them, it is im possible to correctly picture the scene of yes terday afternoon and lost night. Strong men were weeping and woiueu and children crying os they realized that everything they uosmsed was being swept away. Most of those who lost dwelling*, owned them, having secured them by the savings of many years. Not one of those burned out waa able to stsud the loss. The manufacturers who suffered were doing a good busiucss, and had orders ahead to keep them going all winter. They cannot resume without outside help. The people arc thus thrown oui of employment with tbe la minister temporary relief, and over #1,999 was railed iu on hour. The work in this line will be continued _ until shelter is provided for the homeless |*qple. Cairo, HI., October 22.???A passenger just In reports a frightful occurrence on a Paducah end Memphis train Sunday night, llirnun Marshall, of Dyersburg, Tenn., was on the train, and went up and down the aisles with a knife in his hand threatening everybody, in dulging in the most frightful obscenity. Fi nally he insulted a man named Boon lluUfet- f Marseille, Ky., who struck Marshall cut and slashed him. ??? ^cad, face and shoulders in a .1 j??? n,BCer ?? in <* the latter at last oriu, where kaife into 7...VY* ^ manner, and tbe latter ??? Mm.UU foUo.td him, r'unjiJ ??? kail Tim Nuptials of the President 11 ml Bliss Fre- llngliuysrn to Occur tn January. Kxw York, October 23.???President Arthur's many visits to the bomb of Secretary Frol ing* huyion during tho past summer hnvo not passed unnoticed, am! rumor has said for some time that they meant a marriage at no distant shape, nnd t officially loputv l're# with Miss Tillio Frciingnuyson has been ar ranged, and will take place nt Washington dining the month of January. Among Presi dent Arthur's friends in tho city tho now* enmo ns a surprise. All of tlionr had hoard the rumors, but nil set thorn down at succes sors to those which have been proved to bo in- corrtct. Miss Tillie is tho eldest child of Secretary Frcliughuyscn, nnd is about thirty-nine yonns old. Nlio is a tall amt stcudor blonde, with clear-cut features, and 11 shapely low forehead, browp hair, gray eyes, and a somewhat pallid face, and although not what ii called a hand some woman, has a stately and commanding appcnrnucc. She is of very polished mauners, exceedingly vivacious, nu excellent conversa tionalist, and has rendered herself very popu lar iu all circles nt Washington, especially among the members and attaches of tho for- eigu legations, having among her other gifts an excellent kaowlcdge of most of tho modern language*. She is noted for her charities both at Washington nnd Newark, and no ono in cither city is more blessed by tho poor than she. Her conduct of theso charities is a per sonal one, and is not hauded over to nuy or almoner. dent Arthur 1* 54 years old, nnd has been a widower tor the past five years. His first wife was Bliss Ellen Hcrudou, the dfiUgh- nr tf Lieutenant Hcrudou, of tho United Slates navy, who was lost at sea whilo in cctnmnnd or tho passenger steamer Central America. Since his accession to tho presiden cy his sister, Mrs. MoKlroy, of Albany, has taken chorso oi the white bouse to far as her lime Would permit, although for long periods the president???s homo lacked a mistress. Hi* fuitiii) esnsists of two children, Allan, aged 21, now u student at Princeton, and bright- faced Nellie, aged 13, whose name hit* become a household word throughout the land. ??? Is tt Another Victoria NorrU Cato? From the Wnltou, lia., News. B ln our last issue wo published the fact that is* Fannie Hobortson, tho udoptod daughter of Mr. James C. Robertson, bad strangely disappeared from his hou??e. Since then the matter lias become more mysterious. It is said that she did not carry any of her clothing with her, as published last week. Ami we learn that she was enceinte, and foul nlay is suspected. Mr. T. II. Philips lias spoken of organizing a posse and dragging Soluun's mill Mr. Robertson fives in Broken Arrow district, about 5???, mile* from town. This it tho dis trict in w hich Mrs. Mitchell wa* killed, and it is already famous for mysterious murders. Like Mr. Philip* and a great many others, we think search should be made for the missing ???????? He Wa* lllght. From tbe Dublin, G*??, Bust. Tbe writer, after walking down towu Sun day morning, remarked to one of the legal* fraternity that there had fallen a heavy dew the night before, when we were answered by Dick, an humble old colored man, who said: nothin* smart r r readily t the old man was right. A FINE IIAIR DRESSING. Coroatne dretscs the bair perfectly, and U also a preparation unequalled lor the eradication of dntuiiutf. T*B superiority of Hu melt's Flavoring El- tint 1* ititnUu tn their purity and great sueugtb. ??????11# Caretnl.** Ask for Wells???a ???Rough on Corns." Qutk, complete, permanent car*. C Warts, Inniona. YOUNG MKNt???KKAJJ THUS. Taa Voltaic B??lt Co., of Marshall, Mich. offer to send their celebrated Elkcteo-Voltaio Bblt and other Eliotiio ArrLiaxoaa on trial for thirty days, to men (young or old) afflicted with nervous debility, loss of vitality and manhood, and all kindred troubles. Also for rheumatism, neuralgia, paralysis, and many other diseases. Complete restoratioif to health, vigor and manhood guaranteed. No risk is incurred as thirty days trial is allowed. Write them at once for illustrated phamphlet roe. A Georgetown. Kentucky, duck has three legs and fret, all fully developed. * says of Bolon Palmer???s Perfumes, Toil and other Toilet articles: ???I unhesitatingly pronounce them superior to any I ever used ??? Principal Depot, 374 and 379 Pearl street. All Weakness of Genital Organa, Sexual Im potency, and nervous disorders permanent- corner Pry- Wholasale 91.23, 100 pills $2.09, 200 pills 92.30, .401 pills 90-00. Magnus k Hightower, corner Pi or and Decatur streets. Atlanta, by Lamar, Rankin and Lamar. A good rice crop has been made in Louisiana Mr. K. Duncan Hnlflen, 3 Park Row, New York, the well-known advertising agent, makes the fob lowing truthful remarks in the- New York Tribune, October 4th, regarding newspaper Advertising: "The newspaper is so comprehensive in __ scope, so universal in administering to the want* of sll classes, and of every occupation In life; it brings, ns it were, the financial and commercial markets of the world to our counting room*, no .that It may be truly raid that a good advertise ment lu a.widely-circulated newspaper is tho be* of all possible salesmen???one who never sleeps am is never weary, who goes after buslnew early am late, who accosts the merchant In bis store, ttn lawyer In his office, the student in hi* study, th cultivated woman at the family fireside, who can be in a thousand places at ouce, and address a million of people each day. saying only tbe best thing at the right timo and In tho best manner. "Now this typical salesman talk* only about his own bminesH in his own interest, and if iu a crowd, he must, in order to secure a hearing, be more conspicuous than his competitors, and at nil titnis he must do ns attractive as possible. The work Involves intelligence, a good deal of Ingenui ty, and original and ready resource to make the stale matter of yesterday fresh and Inviting to day. 1 his is the kind of newspaper advertising that It pays to do. and that we undertake to do. n Advertisers should send for E. Duncan Sniffed???* Advert hern' Reference Book, 1XH|, os it Is full of valtmblo Information shout leadiug newspapers their circulation rates, etc., etc. Npsdal nnd Business Notices. A GAUD-To all who are anfferlng from error and Indiscretions of youth, nervous weakness ???ally decay, loss of manhood, etc., I will send a recipe that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE, This great remedy was discovered by a missionary In Bouth America, fiend self-addressed envelop to Rxv. Josxph T. Invan, Station D., New York, mar m ??n tn th wkv eow next rd ma THE COTTON MARKETS. CONSTITUTION OFFICE, Atlanta, October 23,1884. THK WKEK???8 RRVIRW. New York-Colton has been quiet and dull all tho week, though tho closo to-day fall* to show any material clintigo In quotations???prices ruling some 8(^10 point* under the figures of a week ago, Receipts have f alned heavily, and go considerably ahead of last year. Stock* aro Increasing rapidly, and a few days more will enable us to overtake last year. Price* arc lower, and tho general feel ing in the market Is destitute of aulmation. Spots dosed to-day 9%c for middling, thus showing a m of l-16c for tho week. Lceal???Cotton Is coming In rapidly, and receipts for tho week were almost unprecedented. There teems to be a good demand for cotton, and alloffer- fngs are readily taken at ruling prices. To-day the market dosed steady l-16c lower. Receipts for tho week amount to If,090 bale*, against 14,278 bales last week and sgnfnst 10,154 bales for the corresponding time list year. Net receipts at all United States porta....... ne time las Showing a 282,847 2)2.629 29,713 25,7: 185,889 122, HI 43,408 Bmup time lost year Showing an inercasc Total export* to date. MV2H Bam* time last year 438,750 Show Inn an fuervase 98,1 <8 Stock nt all United States porta. Bi3,2J3 Same time lart year. 72l,T>7 Showing a decrease. 181,021 Stock at interior towns.. .58,179 Same time last year 100,617 Showing a (Uvr??'HM\. -18.438 American cotton afloat for Great BrItaliL.... 138,000 Same time last year en.ooo Showing an Increase 70.000 rts since September 1, 13*1. Jolvcaton. New Orleans Mobile Savannah Charleston Wilmington Norfolk Baltimore New York Boston - Provide !*hilsrie!ii _ ... West Point..... Port Kiivsb ..!...!!...................... Pensacola Total 173.301 ... 213,362 43,253 .. 257.9 V' 188,2* 1 .. 25,01?? By Telegraph. LIVERPOOL, October 25-Noon-Cotton, business good at unchanged prices; middling uplands 57- ??? ~ middling Orleanssales 12,000 bales; specutatu- sud export 1,U00: receipts 1,000; American none; uplands low middling clause October delivery 5 2I-C4; October and November delivery 5 24-61, 6 23-64; November and December delivery 5 23-81, 6 23-64,6 24-64; December and January delivery 6 26-C4. 6 27-61: January and February delivery 5 29-64,5 30-64; February and March delivery 5 33-61, 534-84; March and April delivery 5 S7-GI, 5 36-6; April and May delivery 3 41-84, 5 42-64; futures opened firm but quiet. LIVERPOOL, Nctober 25-2:00 p. m.???Pales American 9,1(7)bales; ??????- J * ???*"' * Oftoberdelivery 6 25 ???ember delivery 5 25-64, 39-64, buyers: April and May delivery 5 42-64, buy- .rs; May and June delivery 6 48-61, buyers; futures closed very Ann. ... exports to6reat Britain 9,310; continent 12.982. SAVANNAH, October 25 ??? Cotton qnlct aud sternly; miodiing 914: net receipts 7,47?? boles; gross 7,478: sale# 3,HO; stock 89,760. NEW ORLEANS, October 25-Cotton In fa! roa!id;iBlQdlfrif9>??; net receipts 6,780 bales; KM0; sales 6,000; stock 137,018; exports to < J5i I tain 6,440; coastwise 12,982. AUGUSTA, October 25-Cotton quiet; middling 9; net receipts 1,613 bales; shipments ???J sales 1,337. ???JHARLE8TON, October 25???Cotton firm; mid dling 9>$;netrccrfpta 7.442 bales; rroes 7,412; sal 4, A0; stock 89.655; exports coastwise 3,721. PROVISIONS, GRAIN, JETO. CONSTITUTION OFFICE. Atlanta, October 23,1884. trade to-day: WWIAY. Opening. Highest Lowest Closfni November ....... 7474% 74% December. 76>?? 76}$ 76}J CLRAR RIB KID BA. October. 9 85 9 85 9 85 ing 74% 76>| Flour, Grain and Maal. prudes sold by sample accordi ??? __ merit Corn White, car lots bulk, 75c: do. sacked 78c; dray lota Sic; mixed, car lota bulk. 72o; do. sockod 75c; drsy lota 80c. Corn Meal-80c; small lota 90c. Stock Feed-fl.36W160 ttt. Oata-Car lota bulk, &*???; do,sacked 40c; dray lota 45c; red rustproof reed, car lota bulk*47c; do. sacked 49c; dray lots b???jc. Rye???None on the market Barley???Car lota fl.13; dr *???**" ??? ??? 1 ??? Hay???Fancy, car lots, 90c; ririi^Ji^rwTnJnoTW, car loads 85c; drylotaCtoi prime car loads, 80c: dray lota 85c; clover, car lota Hr dry lots 25c. Wheat Bran???Car lota 9??? lob 11.00. Gritf-94.66 ft bbL NEW YORK, October 25-Flour, southern tin- changed; common to fair extra gi.20|}f4.20; good to choke extra f4.2 -(af5.75. Wheat, spot a shale lower and lefs active; ungraded red enjs); No. 2 rid November 81}??gS4}??. Com. spot lower and dull; ungraded .v:(4'3: No. 2 October nominal; November 621<<J95S%. Oat* lower aud ie?? active; No. 2 31 %. Hops hold firm; choice grades 20082. CHICAGO. October 25???Flour unchanged: winter Iwhcnt $3.75084.50; Michigan winter V3.A0<??f4.fi0;| spring wheat23.50??$4.00; lower grades 82.00083.00. W bent quiet: closed V.c under yesterday; October ??????71; November 74M@742??; No. Jt Chicago spring ST. LOUIS, October 25-Flour unchanged:???family 82.70ft82.90; choice 13.25ft84.00; fancy 83.20ft84.25. W heal slow and lower; No. 2 red tall 7G%ft77 cash: October. Com insetiveund lower; No. ???2 mixed 41(f*41J4cash; 41}; October; 37}i<337}a November. Oats quiet. CINCINNATI, October 25??? Flour unchanged; rully gi.:<5(423.65: fsucy 83.b0ft4.10. Wheat quiet; O. 2 red wiater 78ftH>. Com dull and lower; So. 2 mixed 49. Oats firm; No. 2 mlxod 27ft27???4. LOUISVILLE, October 25???Whtaldull aud lower; .2 white31; mixed 28^; Uroowri*#* ATLANTA, October 25 oldgovominont Java 25c. __ granulated<96o:whiteaxti??wu/ l uino* w* ??? Ji???V#tgjL <, intShmL <;l niS?n 1 ssos???Black strap in boll 220. Syrup???New Or- choice50o; prime 45c; fair Mft40o; common Teas???Block 40ft60o; grsen iOftSto. Nutmegs ??? Cloves 25c. Alispict 12c. Cinnamon 23c, BagofSAc. African ginger 16c. Mao* 85c. Pepper 20c. Crackers???51 Ilk 7Hc; Boston butter 80; pearl oyster 6Kc: X soda 6Xp;kxx do. 6a Otndy-As* sorted stick 9}4a Mackercl-No. 8 kits. L. W., 6O0; do. K bbls, 80 ts, 82.75ft83.00; do. % bbls, 100 It*, 3J0. Sosp 82.6CPftf7.W W 100 cakes. Candles??? Vlill weight lfla Matches???Round wood 150 to 209 1 box83.00; 800 94.09, Bods,Inkop,4}<c; inboxes <a Ric??flft7a NEW YORK, October 25-Coffie* spot fair Rio dull at 10; N0.7 Klospot8.35:Norembcr7.8T ?????? Fuxnr stendv; molasses sugar 4%: fair to g< fining 6 1-166154L16; refined firm; O 4k extra C white extra 05}^;yellow 4 f mould A 6???i'; standard A 5>a, uu ?? ud crushcil confectioners A 6^; powder- (???d6J^;granulated6616ft6}<: cubes6}^. Molasses steady; 50-tcstlS. Rice firm; domestic 4 ft6}i; Patna rsngoon 4????4%. ftC}g; cut loaf 7ft7K; tranuu 'hilsdelidds 4,iT2 61.412 4,162 m 1,1IJ,6>1 SATURDAY, OCTOBER 25. Now York???There was not much change In the cotton market to-day. Future* closed quiet. Spots, middling '>\c. Net receipts to-day 33,833 boles, against 32.358 bales last year; exports 22,322 bales; last year30,162bales; stock $51,277 bales; lost year V 19,225 bales. Below we give the opening and dosing quotations ol cotton future* iu New York to-day: OrSNKD. CLOSED. October 9.68ft 9.74 October.... November...... 9.71(4 November. tacember 9.74ft. December ranuary 9.84ft January.., rebruanr 9.96ft, February March 10.U\?? Mnrvh...., Closed quiet; setae 87.200 betas. Liverpool-Futuresdosed very firm. Spots???Up lands 6 7-ifld: Orleans 6K; sales 12.000 bales, of which 9.100 bale* were American; receipts 1,000; American none. Local- Cotton closed quiet at quotations: Good middling9 l-l6o; middling 9c; strict tow middling (Civiect low middling aJic; strict good ???rltoary 1S-16C. The following ts our statement ol rocdpts>nd shipments fur to-day^ wagon M Provisions. CHICAGO, October 25???Fork weak; price* do- cllrn-d 45ft!6c and dosed tho same: cash fl5.5??9 813.75; all thoyc.ir 811.???.0ft8U.60. Lard weak; do* lOftl.Vaud cIosih! the same; cash 7.92'4ft7.15; No- vemt>crC.55ft6.97H. Bulk meats in fair demand; shoulder# 6>4: short ribs 8; short dear LOC18VILLK, October 25-Provisions unchsn?ad. Mm pork 817.C0. Bulk meats, shonldoraeH; ci<jar rib#UK: clear sides 10K. Bacon, shoulders 7^7'i; dear rib# 11: dear side# lPKfttIM; hams, sugar- cured 14ftHK. Lard, primo leaf prime steam nominal; choice kettle rendered 994. ST. LOUIS, October 25???Provisions dull and lower. Pork jobbiugat813.00ftH5.2V Butkmeu*, oug clear [8.10: short rib 8)4; short clear HV{. Ba ron, Ions dear iqWfllO?*: short rib 10,'4ft 10^; short dear 11>4. Lanf dull aud nominal at 7J* dear 9)f. Lard opened 12ft14 points lower, closlug steady; shoulden7hi; short ribs 10>4; short* dear UH> ATLANTA, October 25???Clear rib side* ???trips mussjioric 119.00. Bacon???Sngar* lercea. refinedtube Oratral Railroad ??? Western and Atlantic Railroad...... ?????????? Culm Railroad Tenn.. Va. and Ga. Railroad .... Stwrgia i'adfie Railroad. Shipments to-day.., Same time la*ty??ar Showing a decrease of Stock on hand 16,661 Tbe following ts our comparative statement: Rctvlpu ttxlay????????? L'-???l Same day last year.. mm . ^ . 71.6aS . 17,2*3 NEW YORK. Qptober 23-Tb* total vtatbta sup ply ol cotton for th* world Is l.I7i?????? balsa, of which LA47.1S6 bales are American, against 2.1X8.409 hales and l.flr9,X???esp*ctfvdy tast year. Receipt* of cotton at aU interior towns uajoa bales: receipts roa plantations 321.9Q. Oropinaichtl,31Ul7. Fruits nnd Uonteetionertes, ATLANTA, October 25 ??? There to some de mand for dried fruit. Apple* ??? flOOftft.53. Lemons???Messina 87.00 f) box; Palermo |J.5>). Cutoanuta ??? bftftkc. Pineapples ??? None. Ba- ntrsi???fl.2Sft82.M> v: bunch. Figt-I8ft??a Rai sins???ft box 12.75: new London 93.26: S box 91.75: M bos 90c. Cumuto-7Kftftc. Cranberries???SDo ft R lt 914.00 V bbL California Poai??-85.00|nK>x. iron???20e. Almonds-18. Pecans???11. Brazils???8. Filberts???18ftI6c. Walnuts???18c. Apples and rough dried peachca 8c; pealed peaches 4fttc. Peanuts??? Firm; TenncMto7ft7So, North Carolina 6*0; VIr* gin is 10r: rnastedlKeW w extra. Cider???Apple, mrrebMTA0^V4barrels M.OO; crab, bands 84.50; Wlnas, Liquors, Etc. CINCINNATI, Octobers -WhJskykteaily at |LU. CHICAGO. October 25-WhiskyJiteady itfUi IT. LOUIS. October 26-Whisky steady at ILIL Naval Stores* WTLMINGTON, October 25 ??? Turpentln* quiet st??H; rosin dull; strained 92J4; good strained 87W: tar firm at fl.40; crude turpentio* steady; hards ft .00; yellow dip and virgin IL8& CHARLESTON, October 25-Tnrpeatinestaady at g^^roaiD quiet; strained and good attained |u??j SAVANNAH. October 25-Turpentin*, 27 bid; no rales; rorin firm at fi.05ft|L07>4; no sales. NEW VORK. October 25-Rosin dull at 8L23ftL30; turpeutiBeduU at??ft??H Da an try Froduce* wrtrti^*choloi , %niS5* ; U, IMtt; CMtUlII mm Hardware. ATLANTA, October 2.5-Msrket reasonably re. 5Vt quote: Horseshoes 94-50; mule shoe#3 quote: m nr' 1 TraooKdialn* 15c. Nail* 82.75. GUddeu barbed wire,Jftivautacd, it fi> 7c; painted 6c. Powder, rifle 85.00; btasting 82.70. Bar-lead 7c; shot 82.00. Live Htocb, * ATIiANTA, October 25-There Isa good CINCINNATI, October 25-Hegt weak; common and light f3.75ftf4.80; packing and butchers 84 o0 ??85.25. . Miscellaneous. ATLANTA, October 25-Market quiet: ii. ft. 24 026; P. D. 21ft24c; be??t25ft28c; white*jak sole40o; muuess eatberSOftiBc; black upper 85ft40o. ATLANTA, October 25- Bagging - IX ** 10ft l^K???lOSiwHo. Iron tle??-ArrowJi.f.a i organs.' R are bargains.-pianos and organs little used nt sacrifice. Owners obliged to ral<e money. Also best makes of new instruments at ???mull advance above wholesale factory prices \\ rite for particulars. The Braumuller Plano and OrganBurcau, 11 East 14th St., New York. octl2???dsun too wky New Advortisemonts. ??? fin-t-cla#s teacher. Locality notorious for good health. Country abounds with good material. Building Fpficlous nnd moat modern. giimucr, Ga. oct28wky5 W HY DON???T YOU A DOIT GROVES??? PATENT ginhnuso for 8100 to 81507 You can me it in conjunction with your old gin and save most of the hazard. For particulars addrti.<* William l>. Gtovt#. Marirtta, Ga.d& vky ., Meredith t^nraon.of Jefferson county, Ga. B. A. Salter, Administrator, Bartow, Ga. sc p2???wky let NITAltlAN CHItlSTIANITY??? SERMONS ;r* nnd book explatiatory of Uui tarlan *111 be rent free and postpaid to all . . ing to Rev. George Leonard Ghaucy, or Mrs. A. V. Glide, Atlanta, Gn.wklv lot Ut! Cnrii ,JtWO SCHOOLTEACHERS WANTED. WHO CAN 1 command 820 to 830 per week as general can vassing agent on our new book, **The Water World.??? Finely Illustrated. Men only who waut a permanent position. Also a few lady canvassers wonted on holiday books. Union Pub. House, Atlanta. Go.wfcy (Fro .t"Action) Lock,, miamntccd Steel larrcff Stda ^ver Action. Warrantedgood.hooterorno Our 815 Muzzle Loader now only 812. tamp forillustrated catalogue of Guns. Pta* -to,, See It before you buy. 180 Bala 8L, ClaclaaatLQu POWELL A SOX, ERRORS o YOUTH Debility, Lost Manhood, and on by indiscretion. Any druggist has the ingredi ent*. Address I>AYIl>BON* (JO.. No. 7?? Nas sau Street New York. nd for a valuable wo IVILIlClimax Medical Co, 2504. ST. LOUIS. MO. ???THE MOT IS THE CHEAPEST.??? SAWCL'PIftlCfi THRESHESS; mills, CLala8aqCaHNuPo*m (For oil section# and dui-qom-l) Write for *m?? Pamphkl sod Price# to Tbe AuW a A Taylor Oo.. Mora** Y4. Ghta ??? COORTSIUP id MAItniAC??? I 5Vonderful secrets, rovelstions sad * discoveries for married or single, __ j*x:nring healUi,Yrealtb anrlliapplnrwi . i hls lioauBome book of mailed for oq|y THK BIGGEST THM OUT (tew) E. Nason & Co., 120 Fulton St., New York. A GENTS something uew. ltaro chance, 8-5 outfit free;write tQ-day. Empire Co,.???HI Canal st, N Y. wky 4t Prfl New,Fancy Chromo C??rds. Handsomest sold. #)U CO styles with name. 10c. Nassau Gird Co., Nassau, N. Y.oct7???wkpiw or - AGENTSiiii&i Reflecting Safety Lamp rhlrh esn be sold In every family. Glvei f\AGE Kjk Refli , L^PfoVsi .Gives giit limn three ordinary lamps. iplrte lamp sent fbr SO eta. *Uimp??. Oar Perfect Cqfei Pot JERSEY BULL FOR SALE A LARGE FINE ANIMAL IN EVERY RE- spcct, three years old and has 62>4 PER CEN T Jersey Belle of Scituatobloo??1. JNO. L. HOPKINS. oct2f???wky4t Atlanta, Go. SPECIAL NOTICE. from 810 to* 815 on Machine or Organ. Excellent quality guaranteed. For ll^MALLOKY oct21???wkyflt BAIjUUUJ, Madison. Ga. Opium, Chloral, Whisky and Tobacco NO RESTRICTIONS ON DIET. All communications strictly confidential. BY A. S. WOOLLEY, M. D., SELMA, ALA. 3m wk ! criiptraSoiM Sr ???x*S??T iytThisSajrfSS A n n I "7 r* scnd.sixcentt PR ZE.??*???s ??? iii a??? ?????? ???cocUy box of goods which will help all, of either sex, to more money right away than anything else In this world. Fortunes await the workers absolutely sure. At once address True A Co.. Augusta. Mafno. kSdmaJAV D H O N G ON, D Otrolt.Mion. \d A D selling is as profitable ns any agency lu IVIAI the world. Price reduced half; jftjejggM IQSXA21 C. M. Co., L Box 504, St. Louis, Mo. LONGTIME, percent. LOANS, rluclpal to atnnd aa lung as Interest f* paid. Men of moderate means should write at once for particulars, enclosing 6 ot*. for Loin forms, etc. Personal security only for Inter* eat. U. West, Seq???y, XI W. Oth fit., Claclnuatt, THE BIGGEST SUCCESS OF THE AGE. NERVOUS GovenuMMt, oow ofirrrd #o fuScrtn ( tmcnmlt cmhmiS. RtniitadW WvJiog owdicftl imr *m! Jcunuia. Net -* p*V7 BIm book with o|4U>.M free. 4M *??>. Dbtnuur, su UataM# DEBILITY, ETC. fQUTtrwrt m??Aet Sue* L PEOPLE HAVE BECOME RICH working for us. We offer a business easy to learn???paying Urge sums of imoncy In profits. Every one willing to work can get rich. Men.women and OUaniVM. IUUIUU UU (Ilk BMiiaui. ??? *????> not beaway from home. Full particulars free. W V. B. TOWW. in HjttM.ilp*i ??t . ntlleiCT. HI | fiEN from cuttings, buy no other and iavoid Blight. CataiORUcs free. W. W. Thompson. Bmltfivtlle, Ga. ocPfb???wky 4 X LONG LOANS. solcagaa interest ta k;ntup. euritv only for interest. Ilonest poor t>rm??a ?r??*e waw can seo4a-vr.iv torparticu* Addn-??aT.aa??.P*iaa f Man a^er. raiacr U jlJ-jiBg.ClntlQaa'.l, QhhK C l II fw ^ 1 Pn r??rti-.l rmlMMrd Cbr??mo??15?? octl l???wkyflm oow nol^H applies lor letters of dismLssioo from said adrnlu- Jstratlon. and I will pass upon his application on the first Monday iu December next. This Septem ber 1st, 1884. L. B. GRIGGS, Ordinary Cancers, Tumors and Ulcers, mi! ofb: 1REATKD BY A ???NEW WONDEKPCLLY SUO- ccssful method, without tho knife ortho loss of blood. All forms of Chronic Dlsonsea a spe cialty. Send for descriptive pamphlet???Wny to Health???Free. For Poaticulars call on or ad dress, DR. E. II. GREENE, 17y 9 roaentree street. Atlanta, Ga. Mention The Coustitntlon. septa???wga R0SES : My Illustrated Cat alogue ol HOSKri, GERANIUMS, FUCHSIAS, etc., free. Nearly 1,000,000 PLANTS^o select from. FRANCIS MORAT, Corner Second and Ormsby Ave., Louisville. Ky G ] tloi Ion ou the cstato of David A. Brown, of said '??????ceased, and I will pass upon said appll- the first Monday in Novembat. 1884. letters of administration on the estate of O. T. Malone, late of said county, deceased, and I will pens upon said application on tho first Monday In November, 188-1. This Septeml??cr 29th, 1884. L. B. GRIGGS, Ordinary. E CO UN' Blulock, have applied to t permanent letters or administration ou tne estate of Izirkln Harrison, latoof said county, deceased, - the first # keptember 29, i??ri. r ui noTcmwr.ui L. B. GRIGG8, Ordinary. A VU1TK tXJl'N'f Y???K. M. BAKUE i \ i UKU1A, I*AYh???lTK tXM'NTY???E. M. BA8 ll has applied for letters of administration the estate of Jacob A. Barge, of said county, .. ceased, and 1 will pass ou said application ou tho first Monday iu November next. This September 29.1884. I. B. GRIGGS. Ordinary. G eorgia, fayettecounty-m. m. collier has applied for permanent Jetton of adminis tration on the estate of Charles P. Collier, of said county, deceased, and I will pass upon said appli cation on tho first Monday In November next. This October 0,1881, L. B. GRIGGS ??ky Ordinary THE CELEBRATED PEARL , SHIRTS. : ark Til E BEST. For Sale Every*here. octi4-wky13w Eclipse W!na Mill.-. The Original self-regulating, solid wheel. Victorious 9at World???s Fairs. Centennial *76, rnlta ??????9, Atlanta???81, C 83. Tho strongest mill ??? by U. M. Government and i_ Railroadl. Tested 17 years, ty sizes, from J4 to 40 horse power, of sll kinds. Tank of all size* Water Works for towns, publf* " Gen. Agt, 67 Peoch*ree- Atlanta, Gs Q wky-i7t CONSUMPTION. T HAVBA POSITIVE REMEDY FOR TH* JL above disease; by its use thousand of cases of the worst ki nd and of lung standing have been cured. Indeed, so strong I* my faith In iu effi cacy that I will send TWO BOTTLES FREE. tt>- gtthcr with a VALUABE TREATISE on this dta- easc, to any sufferer. GIv Express and P. O. ad- drera. DR. T. A. SLOCUM, 1st Pearl st.. N. Y. nwMith fnr wrrfivt nnd t I CO., ??06 George .tnei, CineiueeU. FOR SALE. WILL PELL IN JONESBORO BEFORE TH* courthouse door on the nrrt???Tuesday in hovqme r next one 2H acre lot with Six Room Dwelling House ???AND- Store House nculr an. no It: .Iro, rlehty??rea eerw el Ivt* >??? nine: .lulled in Eilen-on.1 on ,E??it T.n- e, vlnElni- .cd GeorgU nUlrotd, thfrtM. afpiiiAtleeu. II notpreTloa.???.rMtdbj.ie or Q. Yi.Kon;*, or W. A.Rlmpnn ujfrtnt. ate. 9t>w. !??? widow ol ft Mooli, dxeued.