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Iff 1 TliM WEISKLY GONSI'lfUl'ION. ATLANTA, GrA?? TUESDAY NOVEMBER 25 t884> T-VEUVE PAGES. AJBURSTED BOILER. F UR LIVES LOST ON THE ALA. BAMA RIVER. Tf.e loiter of tbs 0-MBbMt "Csr>*Aia Baa??? Barits With Terr b.r Fss.>l-s-Tb* Bom* Alter tbs Wrsek-Tho Grits of thsWounoad - Lois 01 Life sad Property???Tb# Bseiss. MoxTOomav.Ala., November 19.???[Special] The jixrtimlsrB of tie fetal boiler explosion cn the Captain Sam have just been reccired, The Caplain 8am, ti river steamer plying be tween this pla'-e and Selma, ran on a sand bar ycrictdiy evening about a mile below Wash iuglt h ferry, it being about sixteen milos from Mctlgcmery. While trying to got'off of tb?? sand bsr it is supposed that the boilers were neglected, as thor raised loo much ttesm in trying to bark off. Aleut 9 p. m. tho boiler exploded, blowing tlio boat ail to pit res. So great was the forco of I lie explosion that it threw tho timbers in the field 100 yards from the water, and scat tered therrew in all directions. This morn ing, in summing up, it was found that three colored men and Captain Kngiish???s little daughter, aged seven years, wore missing. Five colored men and tho white watchman of tho boat were seriously wounded. Threo colored men were aligLtly hurt. Dubose McNeill, a very prom ising young men of Autaugaville, Ala., was foun) fatally wounded, and died to-day at I J ??, m. Captain English was blown thirty ect into the water, but escaped with a'f??*w bruitet and cuts from the Hying timbers. One of the captain's little daughters and his son escaped unhurt. The pilot and Engineer Fierce alio escaped unhurt. The engineer was noton duty when tbo explosion occurred. Tbice doctors from Prattville went to tho scene of the disaster, and did everything for the wounded. They wero left ns comfortable os possible on the bank of tho river, aud will be removed to Montgomery as toon as expe dient. * _____________ A Litter Account. MoSTQOMxar, November 19.???[Special.]*??? The steamboat, Captain 8am, commanded by Captain C. J. English, on her up trip from Selma to Montgomery, on the Alabama river, exploded her boiler near Headnot???s landing, twenty miles below bore, at 10 o'clock last night. There were twenty persons almard, lour of whom were killed outright and missing. The following are the names of tho missing. Kattie English, eleven-year-old daughter ot the captain, and three negro deck hands, named 8am, Jack and Gus. Nearly all tho others are more or lees wounded and scalded,some slightly, others serious. Among the passengers badly hurt is Dubtse McNeal, of Autaugavilla, Alabama. Doth his legs were broken and other wise* injured. No died since, bsforo he could do niovid. At tbo time of the accident tho host was close to the bank in shallow water, with a moderate amount of strain up, and Captain English was at tho wheel in the pilot. VIIS fXTAL MONRXT. lie was blown in tho river a considerable distance, llis uravo onginoor, although bad ly scalded, made for him, rescuing' him in a severely bruised condition aud aouselesi, but was soon brought to consciousness again, to learn of the sad lute that befell him, nmi Ida darling, bright and promising daughter Jiatio being among the lost. A little son nnd dnugbter of tho captain were saved, with whom he arrived to-day in n pitiful plight. Dr. Wilson attcu led him ami pronounced his iuinrica serious but not necossirily fatal. The Montgomery oily authorities sent Dra. Hill and Simpson with nurses and ambulances to the scene of disaster, whouce they will return to night with tho wounded, who will be properly taken caro of. Hcven arrived to-night nnd were convoyed to tlra city hospital. Mott of the above foots were gathered by your correspondent from Captain English, who, although suffering bodily and mental agoniea, described the true facts made public. tub scum DRscatnim. Ho described the scene after the accident as iitoitt heartrending. A heavy rain was falling at tbo time, and during tho cntlro night, no homes in sight, and all the woundod wero rompolled to lie on the cold, wet ground until 9 o'clock this morning, bolore help could bo obtained from n diituneo. Meantime tho suffering of tho wounded and thoir pitiful erica for help and relief was ???imply imiiscrihablo. Cotton balos wero blown several hundred yards. Captain English is an old and moat rofiahe iteamboatman. but noaecidont in his long ca reer ran be compared, he lays, to this on????, where all were more or less injured, the pi lot being the only one unhurt. The captain, hia littlaaon amt daughter ware conveyed by rail to their borne at Lotindcsboro, Ain., this evening. The boiler of the boat was almost new and in good condition, with but a moderate amount of steam on. The boat wm an old tow boat, purchased by some Selma merchants and used lately as a trade boat between there anl here. The cargo consisted of 60 bales of cotton and MM) sacks of cotton seed, which wero scattered broadcast for some distance. The boat is badly wrecked and the cabin gone. a pismsa ox laxo. At about the same time last night, the asc end collision in a week occurred on the Mobile and Montgomery raillroad, this time 27 miles from here, at Calhoun 8tation. Two sectious of tbo freight collided with the rear section of ??>no striking the front section of another. It. men and the engineer were wounded. Tho front motion bad tour cars badly wrecked, but nobody hurt. Tito Homing Cisnnon. From the Atm nru* Recorder. "Did you bear the cannon roar last night?" asked an old artilleryman. "Ah I but it was music to my ears, and brought back many old and odd remembrances. Couldn't stand the uolsa, you say? That was because you are young and not posted on sueb things. Blind dat-footed, with your mouth open,aud you will uaver notice it. You sea there were two guns going last ulgbt and U was quito^dark. Joe Beott was helping man one. aud every time she would let looao be resorted to that old trick. He forgot about the second gun in 11* excitement and was just telling a friend how to keep tha noise from bothering him, when tha other gun waa discharged with a roar that broke the windows end made Scott's hair stand on end. He never finished the ex ??? plenation, end stood with his mouth open the remainder ef the evening. (Whet will vou take? Deer? Two beers, Pet.)" "I will never forget one engagement we had in the late war. The Yanka were trying to blow up onr megatine, which we had under twelve feet of dirt. Reporta published after ward showed that over 4,MO shells were thrown in three hours, and they had got down to the logs that covered our powder. It was getting warm about that time, but dsrk- nedh canto on and protected us. My gun ha l an arm blown off and not a man was killed. Another gun by mo with a ten inch bore had a splinter five feet long token off it by au eleven inch obeli striking it square in the bore. I don't know what would have happen ed had the ahell been ten inch." Willing to Let liar Die. From the Ilawktnsvtlle, Ga.. News. A country darkey called on Warreu Danin the other day for some lee, saying that the doctor bad instructed him to procure the Ice for bis wifo who was very sick. The darkey only wanted one pound of ice, and on being told that such a small quantity could not be told for Ires then fire cents per pound, he de parted saying: * 4 1 can't pay dat mueh for do ice, end if my ole 'omen can't git well widowt it, she mui* die,, dat'e til." A Georgian Suicides la Dai Urn ore. Daltwoex, Md., November 21???J. L. Graabury, ared 40, committed suicide last night by cutting the arteries fn ooe ot his wrists with an Ink eraser. He was a native of Americas, Oa. No reason lor the suicide was given. ACCPOS3 THE WATER. A C'oAfrrenraof Lnnd Owners find Farmers L. London-Otlirr News. London, November 18.???A conference of land nwrers and farmers waa held in London to-day, having been called by tho farmers alliance. A scries of resolutions was adopt ed, tie most important of which was to the folio* ing cfect: That a substantial reduction (f rex t ufl.i essential to moot the present agri- c! Rural depression, and to enablo the tenants pioptrly to cultivate their land; that it was Miisssry to tncourago enterprise by giving complete security for money expended by the t< Mints on ini provemonts, and by abolishing dii-lms warrants; that courts of arbitration should be established in all the counties to strife dinput* s botwren landlords and tenants. Messrs. Inwler, Barclay and Darluse, mem- hers <f parliament, took part Jn the hr* tee. Lyons, November 19.???Whilo a body of municipal laborers wero engaged to-day in fill ng up the incuts around the fortifications, about ri thousand workingmen entered tne works and di mended employment, nccotnpa* t>) ing their demand with mouacing threats towards tbo laborers already engaged. The commissary of police addressed the intruders, urging them to desist, but his efforts at ap punting them wero unavailing, And ho wii umr elnd to summon the Assistance of the gendarme to eject them. The mon, howover, reiumed and forced an entry into the works. A force of ruiraasiera was then summoned, who charged upon and dispersed tho rioters. f*i vet ul arrests were made. The reuowal of the trouble, it is feared, will bo made to morrow. Bbbxob Avitr.f, November 19.???Tho Italian ???teamrr Person arrived hero yesterday, haring been refused admittance into tho port of Mon tevideo. The government transport Villarino, on sighting the stunner, signalled to her to stop, und she was ordered to leave the Argen tine wuters immediotely, notwithstanding the protest of the captain that he was in want of coal. The Villarino was ten miles from land when lie signalled tho vcssol. Nothing further is known of the cholera in the French i.tcsmer Matteo Vrutzo. It is said that fifty deaths from cholera had oecnred on heard the vessel. Tho government of Brazil refuted to allow her passengers to disembark on the island dessert. Tbo pcraco was supplied with all she required ana oho anchored 23 in lies from port. Tho authorities of the Ar gentine republic havo ojn??ncd the ports from jesterdny for arrivals from Genoa nnd Mar seilles, hut only for vessels which sailed yes- tciday from the ports mentioned. Tho steamers cn routo havo put back to their points of departure and will sail later for this jtert. FOINT8 A BQXTT PEOPLE. Mr. VaBpjtRniiff is sick, and his holrs begin to anticipate. A woman ill Portland, Mo., has boquoathed fr.no towards paying tho national debt. This widows of Presidents. Polk, Tyler and Gsiflcld each draw a pension of 16,000 a year. lx 170-1 New York had only one man, Mr. Prcdcric Phllllpce,! who was worth gljO.OGO. How now? TfjK man who first suggested JOroror Clove- Isi d for president will please step forward.by pla toons, and be counted. IfAXMnr, democrat, is elected to congress fn m the first California district by 59 majority and Hull, democrat, from the first Iowa by 70. Mrm. William Autos is going to give the pa tients in lk-lievuo hospital n sumptuous dinner on Tuesday next in honor of her daughter???s marriage, whh h hikes place on that day. Tin: order recently issued by President Thomas, declaring that hitoxlcatlou on tho part of any employo of tho Nashville, Chattanoogaand HI. Lonla mart will result in Immediate discharge, has had an excellent effect. Tiik republican representation In tho next hgftlaturo of Tennessee will bo fifty three, a gain of twenty-three. Tho gains were made In tho middle aud western sections ul tho state, which have heretofore been strongly democratic. W. If. VARMcnniLT says that ho is satisfied that tho very lowest price which will bo agaiQ current In five years baveTbcen made, nud hobo* Jlevcs the Improvement in tho financial and com- mstclsl situation will l>o constant aud continuous from this time, although possibly slow and at a moderate pace. Wintx tho 4th of March comes, Grover Cleveland will lack but fourteen days of being 4$ years old. Only ono younger man has boon in augurated ptesldcnt and that ii U. a Grant, who lacked some tlx weeks of bciug 47 years old when le entered tho white house. Kmnk Plereo waa time mouths over 4*. and Arthur aud Garfield were each a trifle less than 6. All tho other Presi dents hsvo been older, William Henry llarrloon , with his CO years, being tho oldest of them all at taking the onth of office. No MkNTUvN has been made in tho numerous notices on Hr Moses Montcllore of au act which did him the highest honor. Many years ago,owing tn cftcumstances over which ho had no control,ho /aped lu business. Having subsequently made money, he called together all his creditors and priM-ntnl them with the amounts duo to them, with Intmstat the rate of 6 per cent, calcinated Horn the day on which tho debt was incurred. It lias been asserted that Worth, who stands pic-tmlnentps nn authority on fashions, kept for many years an aviary iu which ho studied combinations of color ns shown In nature's hand work. Ccttnlnly thousands of hints might bo picked up in such a way, but we nsldom go to na lure for suggestions. Such combination* os lilac and laburnum, popples aud core, uul/cntally found in England and France, would bo daring la ???dtlms, white the Mirnac and golden rni In this couidry m m to emphasize the value of color la the decorative im-oos of tfto ??ea*nu<t, hut except In a ftw coses such indications are disregarded, llow valuable t-reain Huts are! Wo wonder, now thut they me so universal, how wo ever did without iIn-in; but has It occurred to any fashion writer to draw the Inference? We rarely Had pure while In any profusion In landmipcs; white flower* arc the rarest of (nil, and thorn that arc catkd to ate usually tinted. Abusing the South. Frem the New York World. 1 he city ot I'inuluuatl. baring built a railroad to thciuuth. In the hupo of attracting southern trade, must be highly entertained by the famous shine now bciug poured out upon that xivtlon by the (???eminertial Gazette. The burden of the sore* ]y disappointed C. G is "the rebel yell." It os* suture that the election of Cleveland means tho payment ??>I tha "rebel debt." the penthuftug of ex confederate soldiers, tho payment of the "telcla" for the slaves aud the utter uu doom pie to diMMUtlen of tha government of the l???ill lot Plate*. The craty people who are at the head of tb# t'otunurcial Itawtte should be crimed with sedatives. ttlundcilng Hurt-hard. ???Twss ant alliteration*! artful aid 1 hat bothered bungling llucbard???s beefy brain ; lie tries! to tinker with a temporal trade. Aid blundered Into beating Brother Blaine. Then learned what fate proposes for m.!* .rumps Amu torned. from the pulpits lofty perch. Where rone mar ouwtton hf?? decrees, to send The Ureal ftps and the curie* of the church, Tha r alum's morals he cv uj nt to r ^ _ if rsblrj: 1??? *' * ??? Av iDUid 1 ??? jtmsspc 11 H Ordslccd of old the public ear to till. Perhaps In after agre to endure, As sore rtpublb *??????? <*xih?? t It will; Put disappointed landhfaica are critical w hcntlvrgycicu otscend to thiuga poiltlcxl. ??????Ruta. DoxuauUtn, and Rebellion"???oh! i li e neat aliin uiieu ch??,-med his ear, nd hew cn csrth rould bungling ltuchaM kuuw That ft weuU! root Lis darling cause ??o dear? AII tbrro wt re ??o orquncd to hia morality, 1 hat he coudcmuid them o* vlit loultty. At.d then, the tin totality, the wretched time-ho empalgn Jbm v. h?? u the heated and Intense i At r*'(fi??h(d thedreaded crubof Its.. . 7 si- lun for him. tut death : > Brother ll aioe. V l:o it it that naught was needed then to uigo a HSU To kill on sight that most preposterous clergy man. And now tb??y pour on his devoted heal The vial- of their concentrated woe. And vainly wbb that he hod long been dea 1 Before he was inspired to serve thren so. Tho* do they all. admitting hb alncerity, heed him to Coventry with great relent?. _ ???New York Son. The Messrs. 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Any oue can write to me ana 1 will reiterate what it here written. Mae. E. Wither, Walnut Hills, Cincinnati. O. Waterbury Watches A Good Reliable Timekeeper and the Beat Paper in the South One Year for \Yc have scoured another lot of the famous Weteitury Watches, which we offer to our readen at the marvelously low price of iXM3, aud bcaides this the paper for one year. , Then' watches ora exactly similar to the watches we told tbb spring hy the hundreds, end which gave sueh perfect latbfoctlon. and for which we bare bad so many calls since they were ex hausted. E?? member! This watch, a satin-lined box. aud a book of directions, and Tux Weekly Coxsmc- vrox one year ter ixsa. Such an offer was never made before. There Is no aweetnrea in a lefts, Uulets your teeth are just like pearls; 7 hen would yon share its trembling blhs. Vie SOZODGnT at once, aivoct glrU; For It alone gives to tbo mouth While teeth and fragrance of the Soutu. The frail trade of New Orleans fa growlnc l*n menrely There are now 8T> steamships and *2ft fil ing vresc.s regularly engaged fn tne trade with tropical countries to the south. "Ituehn-paiba." Quick, complete ouro, all annoying Kidney Bladder and Urinary Diseases. $1. Druggists several counties. Be Careful. Ask for Wells'# "Rough on Oorna.??? ISo, Quick, complete,* permanent cure. Corns, warts, bunioni The south l> ??j*endIng to-day twice as much as it did flvo >ear?? ago for education, and four timet as much aa it Old In IRTO. As n cure for Hare Throat and Coughs' "Brown's Bronchial Troches" hare been thor oughly toted, and maintain their good reputation The Chicago Popular Monthly. An advertisement of tbo above reliable pib lication appears elsewhere in this issue. It has attained large circulation by means of its many meritorious features and low price of $1.60 a year. The illustrations, paper and press work all recommend it. The third vol ume opens with a splendid number, and w# bespeak for it a cordial reception. THE COTTON MARKETS. CONSTITUTION OFFICE, Atlanta, November 22, ISSi, THE WEEK'S REVIEW. New York???There was a steady advance In the cotton market all tbo week. A firm tone prevailed, and tbc condition of trade has n>neb Improved. Tran&ai Hons for future deliveries havo been heavy, and a brisk trade ha* progressed for several days. TLI* reaction in the future morkoQIias stimulated the demand for spots, which, influenced by a strong undercurrent, have steadily advanced. The close to-day placed the mouths points above a week ago. Spots, middling closed nt 10 7-16c. Local-Cotton firm and higher. To-day receipts overtook lost year and henceforth will toko tbo lead. Receipts for tho week amount to H,M2 bales, against 19,253 bate* last weekend against c,273 boles forjthe corresponding tlmo lost year. NEW YORK, November 21???Tho following if the oomparatlvo cotton statement for the week ending 5ct receipts at all United States ports 257,759 Borne time last year. Showing au increase... _. Jd recelutA. Same time last year. Showing an iucreose.... Exports for the weelu.....M Total exports to data*..,. Same time lost year Showing Stock ut Interior towns*. 8??xno time last year. Showing a decrease*. Stock at Liverpool....^. Same tlmo last year. Showing a dccrcaso 6,000 American cotton afloat lor Great Britain*.* 212,000 8amc tlmo last year. 2)3,000 221,973 35.231 * ..*.2,110,059 2,103.401 107.256 .*.. 134,18.1 101,853 ...*_..*.. 98,827 .......... 1,216.214 *^1,037,"01 193,2(3 831.310 9W.0H) 134.780 ....* 117,91! * 175,921 .......... 67.979 ,.*..*... 427.000 ....**0 41 *,000 Showing an Iucreose....**....*, 13.000 NEW YORK, November 21???Tho following are tho total net receipts of cotton at all United States ports slnco September 1, 1884. Galveston*....**. ???.**???*. New Orleans .....* Mobile Wilmington* Norfolk Baltimore* Now York**.....* madelphiju!* West Point..**.., Brunswick.* Fort Boyal.*...* Pensacola.....*.., IndUnola Newport News... Total.*......* 92,30) 4W,40?? * 311,761 **...** i>7,218 248.341 ??????***. 9,927 .10,025 ,.*???*??. 23.481 9,037 ,??????*.???. 116,851 4,710 6J9 ........... 8,216 ,??.??**. 0,707 * 20,991 .*.***2,210,636 SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 22. New York???There was a general downfall la the cotton market to-day. and tho tone seoms to have been deprived of the animation that characterized the market for tho paat few days. From the open ing the months appeared depressed, and tho de cline that followed placed the closing figures about ten points uuder yesterday???s close. Spots, mid dling 10 l-16o. Net receipts to-day 41,403 bales, against 27.412 bales last year; exports 29,616 boles; last year 26,C18 bales; slock 118,998 bales; last year 939.904 bales. Below weglvetheoponlngandoloalngquotatfons 0! cotton futures In New York today: ore* in. CLOSED. NoTembcr.*...l<VA'*tlO M November.*.* 10.30A10.M December. .*.!0.3cqs....*. December..**10.2t??l0.26 Janusry..***.l0 Hf.$ Jsniury*???**.10.3trj. February 10.MX9*..... February ftMfi*. March I0.fi8?? Maroh*..*.*.*10.60rtL* ???. April 10.800* April *???1.*B.73??.- Closed barelyptwdy; sales 87.200 balos. Liverpool???Futures closed steady. Spots-Up- lands (??<ds Orleans 6 15-16d; sales 12,000 balos, of which 6,9C0bales were American; receipts 8,000; American 7,900. Local-The decline In New York to-day caitja damper over our market, and price* took a corre sponding decline. The close was quiet for spatsait J*c off: Strict good middling 10c; good middling 916-iec; middling 9%o: strict low middling 9*{o: low mfddllnsOlMCo; tmgcs95??c; sta'ns9Vtf)t)4e. Tho following Is our statement of receipts and iblpmcnts for today: KECKOTS. SrUneRaUroad.*...** * * Georgia Railroad.*.****.** Westeraand AtUmtloRaTiroad.*!.*!*???.***. Neat Point Railroad*...*... * *,* P* Tenn* Va. and Ga. Railroad * Georgia Pacific Railroad... Shipment* today.*. 227 UK 64.44) ptembcrl* 2,523 Total* Stock on h*nd***i* Ehonin, ??u Itcrrtuw ot 1.471 ??? Bttewlnt ??n law** oL ??? >,(10 HEW YORK, November .J-The total Ttalbls np- ply ol cotton lot tho world la Italoi, 01 which l.ro.711 mid u. Amcrtmn. 3,??o0,ai mitt ul mpocttvelr tail y~tt. Eocclpta olccltontl mil InteriortownilK.MSmitt:Mcdpta tom pUuUOouMtmt. Croninml,Ut2,131,137. Ur Tel.crapn. LmmroOL, November a-Soen-Catton bu-l- ce* reed ml unehmted rtt??; mUdUsiaptaodm (M: middling Orlemn. t !VI??; Mitt l-DOObmla; esu r.-iv; npittiu* tow duiqum cuiiw nuremofr snd December delivery 6 47-41; December and J*a- usiy delivery 54^1.6 47-61; January and Febraary delivery 651-T4,5N-64; February and March deliv ery 662H4.56244: March and April delivery 5 5T-CI, 6fT-#4; April and Mar delivery 161-64. 560^4: May and Junoccllvary 4: June and July delivery 6> 61, S 4 64: fntnret opened fiat at the decline. LIVERPOOL, November 22-2:00 rem.???Soles of Americas 4.reofca???; uplands lowmiddllngclaare Nlrt mler delirery 5 4*-6* sellers; November and Iruarr delivery 6 Idelirery5 8*-M. teftera: Msnhand April delivery I IK-64, tellers; April and May delivery 5 61-61. bor ers; May and June delirery k61-64. buy-rs; June ar.il July delivery 6 SCI, value; futures closed steady. K1W YORK. November 22-Oottos onto; erica l u bales: uiMiilin* uplands 107-14; mMdllnrOr- lears 1911-14: wet rwwJntsLOn; grooi5.ni; eou??!??- dsud net receipts t'.i't; exports to Great Britain 8,155; tb continent U.454. GALVTSTON, November 22-Cotton steady, mid- lllL; uy d ; net receipts 2,790 bales; gross 2,795. tele* 635: stock 54.140. NORFOLK, November 23???Cotton steady; mid- diin* 10 316; net n??clpta 5,702 bales; irrow 6.^04: sterf 9: sales J,499? exports ooastwlse2,093 WILMINGTON, November 24-Cotton steAdy; middling 10116: netrcceiepU756bales; gross754; rales none; stock 2'??,??3L SAVANNAH, November 22-Cotton very quiet; mioslitig 20; net receipt* 6X95 holes; crow ti.uW; sales 860: stock 124.413; export* coutwUe 2,143. NEW ORLEANS, NoromDvr 22???ixr.ton easy: mid dling Vy $ i net receipt* 17 464 bales: grora 18,732; taler 4,000: stock 27f.6T7; export* to Great Britain 4,250; to continent 8,643: coastwise 2,421 MOBILE, November 22???Oottou quiet; middling 10; net receipts 1,864 bales: gross l,921; sales 600; stock HAM; exports coastwise 7,019. MEMPHIS, November 22???Oottou*firm; middling 10; netrecelpts 5,147 bales; shipments 4,8tG; sales 4,000; stock {5.765: sales to spinuers ???. AUGnsTA, November 22 ???Cotton quiet; mid- dliui tM: net receipts L590 bales; shipments ???; sale* 1,710 CHARLESTON, November 22 ??? Oottra quiet; mooting lb; net receipts 9.651 holes; gro#*5.45!t Mle# 75: stock 82,760; exports to continent 3,??15; coastwise 3,168. FKOVISIONS, GRAIN, BTC. CONSTITUTION OFFICE, Atlanta, November 21,1884. The following qnotatlons Indicate the fioctal- Uonx on the Chicago board of trade today: wuxat. Opening. Highest Lowest Closing December ....*.. 7UK 73?? 74M January............ 75 7i% 75 CLEAR RIB SICKS. November *.. 6 25 6 25 C 03 6 03 Flonr, Grain and Meat ATLANTA, November 22-There It a gvxl de mand for seed grain*. Flour???Patent prooen $$.65 extra fancy$5.00; fancy 11.75; extra family Sl.vfdtfl.W; family t4.G0; snperfluo Ivi'Wt.M. There i* an unu&ually active demand for tho low grades of flour. Whcat-Tenncssce No. 2 86 390c; Georgia wheat sold by sample: Pennsylvania gol- di n cbr.fi heed 9125. Com???White cor lots bul k, 68c; do. tacked Glo. dray lots C7lic; mixed, car lota bulk 67c; do. ssrked fOc; dray lotsMc Corn Meal -70c; tmall lot* 85c. Stock Feed???IL3ST 400 tbs. Oats??? Car lots bulk. 88c; do. sacked 40c; dray lota 45c; choice Texas red rust proof sued, 65c. uye, seel??? small lots 11.20. Barley???Seed fL20. Hay-Kaaoy. ??????nr lots, 95c; V100 91.10: cholco. car lords 9)c; T S .C0: prime car loads, 85o: V 100 95c; clover, c*r UfOc; v> ICO 85c. Wheat Bran???Cor lotx JWo; snail tl.CCOtttd. Grits???*4.65 y bbl. CHICAGO, November 22-Floor unchanged; win ter wheat43.7a^5i.50; Michigan winter 9i. iocS74.60; q'ring wheat 8X60334.00; lower grades $2.00^443.00. Wheat firm; dosed l*4c over yesterday: November 72$t@74; No. 2 red 'iUfiOlK- Corn weaker, oloslng lower;to#b^@40; November39l<??to^. Oats dull nnd unsettled; cash and November 2% NEW YORK, November 22 ??? Flonr, v.iutncin quiet; common to fair extra t3.20@94.2V. noon to eboico extra $4.30*95.65. Wheat, on grade i red 6 88 No 2 red November nominal; DeccmbcrSOll 6T. LOUIS, November 22???Flonr unchangedjfam- fly 92.70@t2.00; choice 93.25@tl.0-J: fancy 8J.209 94.25.' Wheat moderately netlvo and higher;; No. 3 red fall cash; 75*' ** higher; ftkQOeJicasb; 3? firmer; 2'*% cash. CINCINNATI, November 22???Flour unchanged; .amlJy 93.1(Wy?3.35: fancy 93.80@4.10. Wheat fir - No. 2 red winter 75&70. Corn dull: No. 2 mi S8)i@r.9. Oats stronger: No. 2 mixed 25V2&29. LOUISVILLE,November 24-Wheat dull; No.2 red 71. Cora, No. 2 mixed 44. Oats, No.3>mlx*)d23^. Urooenee, ATLANTA, November 22 -Oofffco-Blo Old government Java 25c. bu??nr>???dtaadord a C^.r granulated jwhitcjextra O o^c; New Orica.in su nn, white byiteGXci yellow oiarlfiod 6K9&4. Melaaes???Block strap in ubls 22c. 8yrap???New Ox- leans cholco 50c; prime 45c; fair SftatOo; common Wc. Tens???Black iOaf.Oo: green 40@60o. Nutmr??? Cloves 25c. Alftplco 120. wnnamon 50c. Af ' ??? I0j n?? tOKOWft Iron 11.45 T bundle. ^ - ^>NoTembeii22 T TheieIsa gooddemasd ic?? horsre with supply moderate; mala- dull; good oomblnatiou horse* fl^0fif??fi0: rood plug ii.ViSk |l.?? : driving home tr.Se^S.'.fd. The supply S horses is tn excess of demand. CINCTNNATLNovembcr 22???Hogs weak: oora- wm and light98.4099ft 25; packing snd butohore 1'IANOS AM) OlUJ.VNS p REAT 8ACB1 ???l'lAN??J3 AND ORG iNd; VJ little ured; owner* financially c<nb??rra*$ed; < bickering, Stclnway, Knabe, other makes Also botniMkoof nrw instrument*at htnall Advance above factory prloco. Write for particulars. The Brsuronlicr I'fauo and Orgau Bureau, 14 Bust Four- teenth stn ct, New York. wk New Advert Moments, 1 FEW MEN CAN FIND EMPLOYMENT SELL- A inxVacb'nts Inthto Siato on eemmlutoa. No competition. UPita! required about 910909. Address Lock tsou 187, Atuffa. Ga. 25???vrkftt fri sst wky T70U BALE-ONE NEW LEPFELL'S IMPROVED J? Vertical water wheel-will be sold at about naif manufacturers price???Also, oue -second hand 15 borte power engine???onAaecond hand 43 horse power engine-one second hand 80-horxw power engine???Ai??o one new 8 horse power eng (no. Me- Combs, Taylor A Co. sun&wky. n fi.fi K KENT???A FIVE (6) HOR-4E FARM IN VfA A ren connty on raaronable terms. Apply to M. Cody, Warren county, Ga. wky nov Lp a first-class teacher. Locality notorious for good health. Country abound* with good Building apaelona and most modem. First ??? 7- 1885. If ost be ft graduate and ap- t)mj??anlcd with good reference. For [colors, address M. A. Sexton, See*y, jer particu Sumner, Ga. oc08wky9* T IN IT i?? 111 AN ~ "till It IH1 lANITY-SKKMUNd iJJ r *r t,, ??r*P er . ,, .?? <lb< ?? 0k . ex P 1,in,lt0, T0fUnit4rfaii Christianity will bo sent freo nnd postpaid to all penmns applying to Rev. George Leonard Chaney, or Mrs. A. V Gude, Atlanta. Ga. wkly lot A CHRISTMAS GIFT. Every Clrbtmu *??? aakt the {.HU folks ??? Cbrhloua pr<* ??l. ???Ifcls year ??ti have somethin? hieeandpeetly. To inlraSneaoar goodilm every home w??wiltaen4 8ago6 ??? lr-c. Mice soc. Feppcx wn iStatj^ 'xsx do. 6o. Candy???As sorted affck 9c. Mockerel-No. 8 kits, L. W* Mo; 13.50. Soap 82.M is*wim Vl??i??.00; { M??UO. Boil(iIskec*.t>{o; intniei NEW YORK. November ti -Caffe, ti??t talrSl?? dull >tl0;No.7Klospote.M; November,:1V dae.r nnebeneed; moburcs.ufere^;; talr to eood r.*;1n- ln,re??n??toitracsat'ji lool and crashed confectioner* A 515-16; pow dered CK06}$: granulated o M0; cubes Wo Hurra quiet; ao-tot 18. Rice steady; domestic 406- F*tn*4T<&5V4; nmgoon CINCINNATI, November 22???Sugar dull and low er; hards refined 61|97>f; New Orleans CHIC A GO, November 22-Sugar easier; standard A 6X; cat loaf 707%; granulated 6%. Frovtalons, CHICAGO, November 22???Pork irregular and 10 I12kc lower; all tho year 910.65^10.22^. Lird lower; cash C.8 r ,(??<*.87Ji: November 6 64t{?? .Silt. Eulk meats in fair demand but lowjrt _ honTden 4.75^4.80; short ribs 6**??&K\ xhort cl oar LOUISVILLE, November 22 -Provt fonsi dull and unchanged. Men pork nominal. Bulk meats, shoulders 5; clear ribs 7; clear Bidet 7j& Bacon, ???bculdeis 7; clear riba S???S; dear aides 9X\ hams, sursi'Cured 12018. Lard, prime leaf 9. 8T. LOUIS, November 22-Pork duU; Jobbing at 811.CO09U.fO. Bulk meats dull: long clear 5.80* short rib 5.90: abort clear C.tO. Bacou dull; long dear 7K' short rib very scarce ot IK; short clear \y K , Lard nominally lower at 6& NEW YORK, November 22???PoTkdull and weak; new men *pot 913COft? 14.00. Middles nominal; long dear t%. Lard without Important change; cateni a team spot 7.25; November 7.2007.22 X. dull;sbouIdpn6; shoitrlb6. Bacon unohaugod; Khouldera tK???, ??bort riba 8%: abort dear 8%. ATLANTA, November 22 - Clear rib aide* 7c. Bacon- Bug ar-cured ham a 15c. Lard???Tierce?, re fined Via tttl* Wtuss, Liquors, ??tO* AJiiAXvlAi novemoei -- -sunset s^jj * vra whisky, rectified, 91.00091.40; rye, roctlfl??J,9LlO0 .60; ito and Bourbon medium 11X002.00; rum reo- CINCINNATIXNovcmber 22-WhUky steady at CHICAGO, November 22 -Whisky steady at9t.ll BT. LOUIS, November 22 -Whisky steady at 9L17. Fruits aud Oonleetlonerlet- ATLANTA, November 22 -Thereto some demtid for dried frrlt. Applea-93.00MXA Lataoit- Merelna 16.00 * l??x; PaJrrmo 86..-o. Omngcs-82.10 ??t box. aocoauuts-404He. Flncapplea???None. ????bw??????c21^S?? pJS^-IVMVbor. ninou-iCe. Ahnon<ta-I>. Pocuta-U. Bmilu?????, nib??ta-ie??lco. Wolnata???Me. ApplMMd ronjb Orird pmchtt Sc; pttled pMchtt iavo. Rmw* dried pnehtt ic; ??tmiTeuncBC.7ttJX=i??onoiwoara. .^i op. flrta 10t>: rctadTsell * oxltt. Cldor--Anplo, nrreulp.oirrtta H.00; cab, Umta.IUJi Navi.1 Star..* WTLXINOTON, Konmbn S-'-TurprnUu. arm ,119. twin .Iron,; itnlocd 05; food .trained 51.U): ur arm at n.??; end. turpentine needy; herJe ???I.CO; yellow dip end vlrxln II.CO. CHARLESTON, Novemb* Turpeerine ??-ilve ml '.9 bid; rerinduU; .trained end (oodetnlnod ???I .CO. SAVANNAH, November J-'-Tnrpentlne arm st S); roilp .troufi et ll.C5,|MD; ulra :a) bmrrels. KE?? YORK, November r.'-Roeinitesdy etILW tV-.-'H' turpentine arm et 33. Oonntry Prodnee. ATLANTA, November M-Itel - S5c: Kira ???n.l am. .mew???K*ler; Jcnwy 30ce; itrletly ifcolee Icccc.teo EScte??olee t ????; other grata; l-.k??lSc. Ponltry-Yonnccblckea., taryetlxe 30, 2tt; oito .lit. lSSiSiX, owlne to lira; htoe 2*,era,, 30. doeke 3???.'1--C; turktrm oaaOtco. I'mKd Poultry ??? t'blckcnm 12>4S lie; Amketi lf-A.6. Irub Potatoee-Cbolc*Tenoi??- fta??.J-MirtnmU n.SO#n.?? 1 bbL Street P* Cnlocf-R warn. uetie. iMI i;aaletbcraeaoOi_ ntrauIron-taind home. KCV TratvcNeliM.iom Amee - mbowle BB.OOL Spedtt ??? ho rafritoe ni3e U! tine dffs. ??? - -. -.??? . ^ ::jm. Aittrcosuuosdo. uorienerade few. BerteedW; mboteum ATLANTA, KovembeeK-Leether-Jobbera re- S eveiyemtottetoty trade: w.l. ??,N;P. D. le; bettsraae; whitt???k note Mo; hirnea er 80088c; block upper T^0ffn boytte twozlrM tlli with smm-V pWto wArdroh* et it bWcm, irev- ef. hMi. rktht, A??.,m?? feteefest riU-tiPULit Sural Aatofrarh At* with MM,, forai.imlli. At.,I U>r,ly 44trfr*.8TiIDlU AXIPJCi* WITCH CR | ??au wayr, \ glCTBBraQn, P4- lutTlib Sul MUSS A COLDER DCi 8103889 Hit 0 >h Edpcrcent.LOANS. Prluclnnl to stand ns long ns Interest la paid. Men of moderate means should write at once for particulars, enclosing 6 cts. for Loan mouth for services and expenses. BusineL bonorablc, permanent and easily operated. Write u*. SLOAN & CO., 906 George street, Cincinnati, A LOVELY CHRISTINAS GIFT. ???very ChrteUUM ??l Iraki lb llttl, f.'.i,?? Cl.fi. im-u Pnml. ThHyw w, t:??V?? Mm#ul??s nic Mil pretty. T, IwUMtae* Mr coma U ??v??ry host, w, wi.l p??*S IdMy key ertimvr* I tfUMSSi >( re wiu feuSSCd. Kf i tun??v, Ae., 3. pretty Colls ??UH 1 MMtNul life-ilk. lealwret, j rrtly rtirli l Ml* t) ???( W tiMi tmltlerk fjrte, I wnHrt bo el U btr-i-, HaU. * > l*TD*,Kt??H??, Ar., ??v?? Imp y Chrlit-' , 7z- : n&t CaMi, ?? ii, |ii??tljr HlrtkJay Cat4TSL VV ??(X ** ACSt^lFU CO**! HtlMijr U??ok. EBB OKS ?? YOtJTH by Indiscretion. Any drnxgftt has the fogrodl- ert*. Addrers DAVIDSONA CO., No. 79 Na??. isnSti'Mt New York IllLllCllmax Modical Co, gBQ.t. ST. LOUIS. MO. ???THB MAT I, THB CHBAPIBT.'* SAW Ti!R??SH??BA MILLS, ERuiilllCOHeuihns COttftTsilI^ "and MARRTAC Wonderful sseret\ rerelalions i ySSuSSni rrtl4- wkylttw i HARRIED 1 iADIES 1! HDER/9 mini Ctiap ftr Vale*. 1 Cetfldittiri L Alims U nstfffl C. M. Co??? L Bo: 504, St, Lonls, Mo. 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