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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-10-30
FRESH GOODS!

90 pkgs. new Minced Meat.
so boxes Cheese Nutmeg, Factory, Swiss. etc,
BOZ pkgs. Pearl Barley, Grits, Oatmeal, Farina
30 bbls. Sweet Missouri Cider.
I car load Eastern Early Rose Potatoes.
I car load choice Apples, Oranges, htc
car toad new Mackerei, Whitehsh and
Salmon.
1000 pkgs. ew Raisins Currants, Iftrou ard
Prunes.
$50 pkgs. new holland Herring, Codash and
Roe Herring.
80 bbls- white AVID yellow Refined sugars.
- sacks kiO, Lsaguyra and Java CofesS.
iot'e cases Jelliee ard Preserves.
aui CASTS new canned Fruits and V -getabies
- pigs. Pickles, IN bbls, kegs and gi--s.
100 5bs. aud hail bbis. Flour, all grades
100 bbls. krsut, Ham Sausage and -ranber-
RES
80 pkgs Breakfast Bacon, Hams and shoul-
ders.
200 Pkgs. AlInon, g, Pecans, Cream Nuts and
Malnuts.
loo bbls. new Beans, Hominy and Green Peas.
Also, complete assortment Of fancy and
staple Groceries, not above mentioned, Wines,
Liquors, Cigars and Tobacoos, for sale low 10
the trade, al
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$3.50, 600!
10 BE GIVEN AWAYl

PRICE OF TICKETS:
Whole Tickets..sl0O0 Quarter Tiekets..s2. 50
Half TiskeIs-.-......50o Eleven Tcke,s..Sl0 O.0c
No KEDIVIDUAL BENEFITS.
This Coucest Is strictly for MASONIC Pur.
poses. ana WIZ be conducted with the same
literally Don esq and fairness winch char.
acteriEcC tre trs Enterprise
1893 \ L. ROPER. President.
suF 11eGst. aaL Circulars, giving full In
formation, atdress Il EMHX ". MOORE,
Secretary, Norfolk, Virginia.
JOE LOCKE
viii give full par .cdlars 80 Main st., up stairs
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-12-25
\ WRONG CUSTOM cepREcIEn.

It is quite generally the custom to
take strong liver stlnulsnts for the
cure of liver omplaint, and both the
mineral and vegetable Kingdoms have
been diligently. searched to procure
the most drastic and poisonous pur-
gatives, in order to produce a wonder
full effect upon the liver, and arouse
the tagging and enfeebled organ. This
system of treatment is on the same
principle as that of giving a weak and
debilitated man large portions of
brandy to enable him to do certain
amount of work. When the stimulant
is withheld, the organ, like the system,
gradually relapses into more torpid,
or sluggish and weakened condition
than before. What then is wanted?
Medicines, which, while they cause
the bile to flow freely from the liver
as that organ is toned into action, viii
not oyerwnrks and, thus debihtate Il,
but will, when their use is discontin-
ued, leave the liver strengthened and
healthy. Such remedies are found in
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discov-
cry and Purgative Pellets,
Il Cure Of Lirer Disease.
RUsK, Texas, May 10th, 1873.
DIR. r. Y. PIERCE, N. Y:
Dear ,Sir:-My wife last year at this
time was confined to her bed with
Chronic Liver Disease. / had one of
the best doctors to see her, and he
gave her up to die, when I came upon
some of Y our medicine. ] bought one
bottle and commenced giving it. She
then weiged 80 TBS; now she weigh 40
lbs, and is robust and hearty. She
has taken eight bottles in all, so you
soc am an advocate for your Medi-
cines. WILLIAM MEAZEL.
From tie Noted Scout, "Bu6alo Biz"
HOLLAND HOUSE, Rockford, Ill,
April 30, 1874.-Dr. r. V. PIERCE,
Buffalo, N. Y: Sri have now taken
four bottles of your Golden Medical
Discovery in connection with your
Pellets, and must say that nothing I
havs. ever taken for M liver has done
me as much good. { feel like a new
man. thanks to your wonderful med
". F. CODY, (''Bufalo Bill.')
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GRAIN-There has been a good de-
nland for grain during the week. and
prices have ruled steady. Corn
There were three cargo arrivals of
corn during the weel--only one. how.
ever, was reported as sold, containing
l go bushels at SO cents. These fig
nres show en- advance OF 9 cents on
last re ported sales. At the close two
cargoes We're offering, but had cot
met sale. The market for oarcoes is
quoted quiet and steady at so, Prices
from store have been steady. The re-
ceipts for tho week were rs follows.
From Philadelphia, 1850 bushels:
from BALTIMORE, 2,lCO bushels: from
New York, 1,6J0 bushels; Ter 'scLr.-
sullivan, 1850 bushels; Der sahr'
Vm Davis, 927 bushels. per scIlr<
May Bryan, J ,tN1J bushels; and ner
Niipliu sfJn { Welnon Railroad. IS0
bushels. The following. quotations pre-
vail firm store Fellow arl mixed
coin 50 cents, aud white mca,ing
81 Gems @. 81 co 2 busl; highest
figures including sacks. OARs0Ihe.
market is quiet and unchanged ia
price Quotations from store are
50 10 50! cts q bushel, in cludinr sacks.
pEAs.--Tlie stock Is small and The
cc1adnd at present light; COW and CLAW
sell at 81 c5W$l 10 y bushel. and
81 1JWSl % for white . bl:sheI
RICE. The demand is fair with an adj
eqnate supply. Clean Carolina is held
&C cents by tie o.ssk; Rough
IS III small snpply, and sells at 81 20
20 81 30, according to quality. Conn
NEAL-The- demand is Light and the
stock is equal to the enquiry prevail
ing, Sales from store at 81 co 10 81 CO
t bushel, including sacks.
TEOVISIONS.-The4 market for
proVlsions IS quiet and easier. ct the
West, hut there IS no material changa
III the condltiuA q trade here. Bacon
IS II good demand, and the stocks no.
large, however, there is no strineeney
OF supply. North Carolina bacon is
III better STOCK. The lots offered for
sale were not sufficiently large to
create any excitement aud prices are
quiet. " :
The following from the Cincinnati
tree tt'rrcAt shows the state Of the
western market. 1t says: ts
The market has been irregular
during the week. There was lslIy, .
which was Indicated in our last report.
winch, however. was OF short duration.
and then the market became heavy
and dropping. prices suffering a de-
ctIne OF about 400 per cent. = fb on
the average. There was a large in
crease III Tie foreign exports last week,
hns this was owing to the accumulation
,oi stock which should have been de ar.
ca tho week presiding, and therefore
the ei;ec: Upon the market was less
Than. It otherwise would have been.
me trade seems to he waiting for; the
preliminary reports of the packing at
in I! er points, and packers are. oper-
aahg with greater, caution than has
been manifested during the early part
OF the season, the believers in the
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Year cIding SEPT i

The tAFoaicIc says: In :ne above
we have set down almost every port at
lower figures than the t2tiaEtes Wa
have would warrant as in making
The overland, also, We have given at
near y forty thousand bales smaller
than last year. La fact all our figures
we have attempted to keep at the low
est point the facts viii justify us in
giving. For Instance, our friends will
see very iittlo reason for placing tho
overland as we do, III the face III IL e
increased movement north at Mem
phis, and the rer, al kab,e movement ct
st. Louis. STU! Lot: having had time
to thoroughly examine into the sab
!ect we adopt the viewc of one Of our
Western correspondents as being on
The gate side: The result Of oIc in
vestigation, therefore, is that this crop
will not be less than 4, 500, 600 bales. :
hOSIN-We wrote our review of
last week closing it with Wednesday
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- 7 :
theory of q .short, having had their
| faith shaken by the want of evidence
to support it. At the lower prices
current there has been considerable
covering of short contracts for future
delivery and some speculative purcha-
SEES, but it is appearant that the army
of confident buyers of futures has been
decimated, and transactions, have been
restricted by the ofishness of buyers.
Lard. has maintained its position bet
ter than meats and seems to command
more confidence than any other article
in view of the lighter yield, which
] seems to be general, and which the
| season as the natural result of the
existing circumstances. e ~ 1s-.rr ..-.
| The following are the ruling
quotations in the provision mar
! ket North Carolina Bacon sells
at 1oa@I1 cents for shoulders, 1904
cents for sides, 1904 cents for hog
round and 1919 cents for hams. We
quote Western Smoked at 9@9A cents
for shoulders, 12@134 cents for Sides.
and 16@17 cents for hams. Dry Sailed
sells at S@S3 cents Cor shoulders and
11@12 cents for clear rib sides.-
LARD-North Carolina is scarce and
wanted. Sells at 1920 cents n fb.
Northern steam refined, in buckets and
tubs. sells at 17@1S cents u b.
COTTON YARNS.-The market
ruled quiet all the week, there being
only moderate demand for small lots
10 assert stocks; prices unchanged.
; CATTLE-The demand has been |
fair for beef cattle during the week,
but the arrivals were light and the |
sales small. Prime beeves sell at $50 |
9ieeDts f2 fb on the hoof.
4 EGGS-There is a good demand
for eggs at the present and quota
tons are 25 to 30 cents per dozen by
the quantity. s..-..
b SALF-There is o good stock of
domestic rather FREQ offerings and
only O., far demand. Liverpool and
American sells at 81. 1901 20 per sack.
- BEESWAX-The receipts are fully
equal to the wants of the trade. though
all offered finds ready market and
prices are well sustained at 25@2S cts.
y ID for prime. r-....
@ I'EANUTS-The new crop of pea
nuts are now coming in pretty freely,
ma the market seems to have fairly !,
opened. The following prices prevail :.
ID to-day; - '[- -.-.. -.
fancy. 81 so
Extra Prime L 3O@1 10 .,
fli!ie- .- ..-.,,, l 20 ....
ordinary Nominal
FERTTL1ZERS-The following pri- !
es prevail: ....-. -. -. c
Peruvian Guano, (Chincha Island) G
70, 8770$S0; do. do. Guanope, $40 /
'arolina Fertilizer, s65 time $50 !
ash; Ruth's Challenge Sol. Phos- 1
hate, s60@s65; Wanda Guano, $40; C
'atapseo, do, sos !; Navassa Guano,
So, cash, and $65, time; Cape Fear ]
!,,ano, S35, cash, and S45, time; e. 6
!. Coe'sSuperphosphate of Lime, $50; a
augh's Raw Bone Phosphate,$ 60; s
lister Bros. Superphosphate of Lime, G
So WhGuE's Raw Bone Superphos- Y
hate, So Lodi Manufacturing Com
eny's Pure Bone, SIS; do. do. dou- +,
lie refined Poudrette, $50; do. do. =
it. Phosphate Lime, sec; Zells r.
hosphate, 81 50@SGi so; Berger & I.
utt's Superphosphate, $50; Wilson's ~
uperphosphate of Lime, $50; 3. d.
Ell Fowl, $50 cash, and $35 time.
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DIE D,

At The re itenec Of her sNr, rank G. S.rs' e
tarv, in this " ". december 2ld. 1,1l. ~ r.
SARAH j. SINGLEIA hY, aged - years and
i days.
In Sampson County, \. @, a.t,r a short IL
ness, MRS. CATBFktSE, wife ct aaron
j shDson, and eldest aughtcr OF Lucinda and
Thomas Benton. Aged II years, month, and
81 days. Dece lscd leaves a hrso ana md eight
children, and msnv relatives and friends to
mourn her loss Eut they mourn not as those
without hone. for sile was u uevtuI Ghristian,
and a member OF the Methodist Episcopal
Church eosith, for twenty vaars. Her genial
disposition won the affections Gf all WHO knew
her She was kind fGiond AMI Az oSlig ing
neigh Dor. ..-.-----
&c: the lan OF life is sst
AL her WA + ere DOW j. G'e1: -.-.--
Death .Gd pain behind 4: e-CaSt,
Chef aud suffeIiag ne more g.
..,.- -.-s..sf--. A. FE!&Nr.
December 8 1s74.s z-s - - -:
Raleigh Christi All Advocate, please copy.
At Clarktpn,. N. G. Wednesday, Dec. 9.
ANNIE PEARL, only child of JnoB. and
Annie f. Wilkinson, aged l year, months
and % days.
90 Verify. verify say unto you. their Ar gels
do always bsh Id the face OF my Father which
is in Heaven
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Our Living and Our Dead

4.
"OuR LIVING AND OUR DEADv will hero
alter be published q Sc mi Monthly Mara-
Zlne, containing IS pages OF reading matter at
SD per year i'll advance.
For tAe information of those who are not IA
mll1ar with this enterprise, l state that the
chief object OF the Magazine will be to publish
the Record that North Carolina ana her gallant
soldiers made in the late "War between tie
states, to gather the material for the use of
the future historian, and to perpetuata tie
memory of those brave men, officers AMI
prlvates, living OF dead, who shed iDlperislahlo
glory upon their native State.
In addition to the WAR RECORD OF North
CARoLINA,fhe Magazine will! contain sketches
OF every section, county, city and town Of tl,C,
State, written by com petent and well-i7.fnrr,-
ed persons, thus ndkisg ii pre-eminentyu q Stole
periodical, al sehich alt classes of our c;t;,ru2
should take interest and pride.
The Magazine will take thu place az t}a
newspaper, having same tile, published by -
during the past twelve months.
ne nrst number will be Issued Wednesday,
September 9th, 1874. IN the .aeautfn1s r -
speettuliy ask Old Subscribers no desire to 70
new their subscript ions, and all others who
wish the Magazine, 10 remit promptly, as tn,
@angs and improvements require cous;d era lie
outlay, anu ready money Is needed.
Address, till further notice, corn InyI,,o
AND OuH DEAD" Newbern, II. c., or RALEIGH
North Carolina. s"'
Exchanges will please copy.
aug 10 100
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mAE Red

In this city. CO Tuesday. the I'D instant by
the Rev. Il q. Hid ~, a. =. E,crNIIkF, 81
TO Miss ) CE A, daughter Of Vt. 1. Newell,
E7q
darlington son.herrcr p,ea=e ccpv-
In this city, Ii "Wednesday IuoraiI e, Dec n
Der the 9th, by the Rev. Jas wilson. NJ X. \.
q. M,GIkr, 10 MIS- MOLLtE L. ST FOLD
NO card.
IN this CITY. at 81. James Church on The Sth
instant, by Rev. I'r. NstsnJ,. MISS susie IT,
LANE, to X. BE ADLEY JEWkTT. All OF
this civ.
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Schenck,s Hlanarake Pills

Will be found to possess those qualities pecas-
sary to the total eradication OF all bilious at
t oks, prompt to start the sacret!cus of the
liver, and give healthy tone 10 tue entira svs
tenn Indeed. If is ordinary dis oyery J.,
medical science to have invented n reme1y tt,r
these 81 ubboTn complaints, which devotion All
tne results produced by heretofors tree rs.
OF ealomei, a mineral justly dreaded bv man
nj Aiao, ana acknowledged TO be destructive in
the extreme to the human system That II, a
properties OF certain vegetables comnrise al
the virtues of caiomel without its inir-ions
tendencies, is now an admitted fact, rendsred
lnnl-putabie by scientific researches; and those
VINO use the Mandrake Pills will be fully salts
ned that the best medicines are those provided
the fields. ~'' OF
These pills open the bowels and GORGE, all
bilious derangements without salivation o.
any OF the injurious effects of calome} mr. ot,,9r
polsons Inc secretion Of bile ia promotsd nv
tnese pills as viii be seen by the altered COLO
ol INC STOOLS. and disappearing eft the selIo.
complexion end cleansing OF the tonnra INV
Ample directions for rse accorn1any eoot
box of pills. lahS eacA
. Prepared only by j. H Schenck <, San. a+
.nelr princIpai office, corner sixth and Arch
streets, philadelphia, and fer sale by al IT,
gists and dealers. Price 25 cents 1,eI bCx.
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ARRIVED,

Dee. 18-Swedlsh Barque Ulrika,
Froudald, Newport, Wales, (35 days.,
L Peschau & Westermann.
Steamship D J Foley, Price,
Baltimore, A n Cazaux.
Steamship Pioneer, Wakely, Phila-
delphia, Worth i Worth.
German Rarque Charlotte, Willis,
Rotterdam, E Pesohau s. Westermann.
Schr Anna Shepard, Terry, Proyi-
dence, Northrop & Cumming.
Schr William, Davis, Elizabeth
City, 3 F Mitchell 6 Son. -.
sSsSchr Mag Bryan, Dudley, Elizabeth
HifE- z Mitchell 4 Son.
Steamship Lucille, Bennett Balti.
more, A d Cazaux. 1-'-
Steamship Benefactor, Jones, New
York, a D Cazaux.
Dee 23-Schr Emeline G SAWYER:
Hall, Us days. Aguadilla, Port gu
Prince, G G Barber & Co.
Br Brig G G Van Horn, Hooker. q
days. Savannah, Sprunt & Hinson.
Steamer D Murchison, GARRISON.
Fay ettegille, Williams & Murchison.
CLEARED.
Dec. l8-Steamship Rebecca CLYDE.
Chllds, Baltimore, A D Cazaux.
nor Brig Ara, -, Liverpool, Will
Hams i Murchison.
Schr q J Heraty, Cannon, PhiledeI-
phia, Harr1ss & Howell.
Steamship Achilles, Upper, New
York, A d Cazaux.
Schr Walter Z Palmer. Randall.
Porto Rico, G G Barker & Co, cargo
by NorShrop & Cumming.
Br Brig Maria Lamb, jenkins, Liver
pool, Wick Il Mebune.
Dec 21-Schr Rob't Palmer, DENIM.
son, New York, Williams & Murchison.
Schr Seventy Six, Teel, Savannah,
G G Barker & Co., with ballast.
Steamship DJ Foley, Price, Balti-
more, 4 D Cazaux.
Steamship Pioneer, Wakely, Phila-
delphia, Worth & Worth.
Schr Hattie Card, Moore, New York.
G G Barker & Co. 800 >
Dec 2a-Ger. Barqne Clio, Schuppe,
Bremen, Barry Bros.
Schr Lucy Holmes, Teel, Jackmel,
Hayti, G G Barker s Co.
steamer D Murchison, Garrason,
Fayetteville, Williams 4, Murchison.
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A MAN N RUINs.-One of the sad
dest spectacles in the world is human
being shattered and broken down by
the use Of ardent spirits. But the
damage may be repaired, the ruin re-
stored to perfect soundness, by
course OF that most powerful of all in
MIGRANTS, DIR. WALKERS VINEGAR BIT
TIERS. Beware of those ''tonics' OF
which rum is an element. They ag-
gravate disease and promote decay. Nv
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The t"rDts,Tu scutra,

Ihe Charlotte IcntCCruj saws: Tie
indications ATE that the Curnlina
central Railway will ten the West
ern North Carolina Road and draw oii
the trade from the Mountain section
to Charlotte and Wilmington. All we
ask Is fair play and !. lair chance AZ
the trade Of the world Onr enter
prlsIn8 business men Will take care O.
themselves
For the information of the Ruther-
IoTo peopl, we will state that Mr.
EdWar! Matthews the principal owner
Oh the Carolina Central Railway, ex-
pressed a desire while in Charlotte to
continue the Road from Shelby 10
Nutherfordton, aud will do all in his
power TO give the Rutherford neoDIe
q, olrect RailroTd connection with
charlotte and Wilmington nv extend
ing the Carolina Central. we are in
.aVor OF anything u promote the wei
rare Ct North Caroliuians, without re-
5ato to pecuoiary or personal interest
- any shape whntever. We are pleas
eu 70 say that Mr. Matthews promised
Us 70 do all he could, at as early a dav
as q, possible, to build the Road from
'neioy to Rutherfordton.
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sales reported.


Cru De IL REDNTIME-Wc have
to report very steady market for this
article during tha past week. The re-
celpts were 1air IN size but were not
equal to the consunptive wants of
dlstiIers. For this reason there was
no activity IN making purchases,
thoUg4 the advances OF Rosiu and
Spirits Iurpentine warranted better
prices and the receipts we're taken at
the current market rates. At The close
to-day the market is steady at 81 80
for hard and s. 40 for yellow dip and
virgin.
The receipts for the week were 2,0C0
b5ls, against 600 bb!s. for last week.
The exports for the week were 55i bbls
tt5si,aoO act LL1a f@s last week The
stock in yard and adoat is 2.-Il bbls.,
against 1864 bbls Tor last week. Che
sales +o2 tie Week were as follows:
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ton aat to- sas e1 s SfoG6nls5f BSaa
tho ,esnins AS. WasInnete0 psltfanthrop-
ist, has been RECEIVED by Lis numerous
friends here ah nnehi s5ra fest;on.
Mr.. Corcoran writes to his oculist, Dr..
Il. Eeuhng e, sof'Bdttniore,' ia grateful
terms, that lie IS new able 30 read and
write aGaiu, WITH tie San eye, which
before De. R:aliog's o1aration was
entirely lind. G6,w1t
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Tic Cape Fc.- osercs.,t.

4 gentleman q Is ely. No re-
Gently dyed into sGulE " 5iue,Ias.sly ar
81 in tile Stale. ~ sstats Bahinh,
came across al o.. ny of the cap
h,-ar dhercmW,i bearis., aa:e IF Dacail-
her 3;l, l769.. IE,fs ptctasoIyt - pid-
est copy c2tant s,..i es." L'brA:,- A-~o-
citation shouLdzeHd5a>n to cuaiile .i.e
State Library o.2t QI lt-se as 10. keep
80. in.eres tang ifulic 81 tIse oitisli q ~
u preservation Ga Il" spot vlcra It
was published. .zs1 g. ..s.-. -.-:E
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.efasoIasC Ak; d.css.

:. glorious winding up Of the Org t.
mas festivities will be the free HttsrD-
g Address Of Col. Thos. 4. L. ian, (
The Opera House, on Monday Il *,
and We are. glad to learnf HtgtG.the
ia fies vii! not be ignored "a hat' Or
casion. Col. kenan, 81 q poiizl1ed aad
Il fo:cIbl. speaker, AID vii his y5e:;-
known ability. cannot Ta;t {, Dr.. =:
IGt.i house. Ne understand thai 5he
Corne5 Concert Club VIII tlrnis.!
music for the occasion.
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COTTON CROP ESTIMATE EoR 1871.
The New Iolk I,ittnejet5 G.ld CGa?-
nacrct0t cHTo5;tciG a standard author
jty i'll the cotton trade, in It's last issue
has "A care full and well considered esti-
mate OF the cotton crop for tie chr
rent year, IS compared with the act97s i,
receipts at the various ports for sew
erai years past, which ne give below:
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THE BUFFALO WATER
For Sale.

THE LtTHlA WATER Of rae Virginia
Buffalo Springs OF to waser OF the old Blu d alo
Springs, pTt ~ u pOxes Containing one Dosen
delivered at the Scottshurg Depot of the Rich
n oIld y ia Y !sS Railroad a. So per bcx, to
I=iss-ie a remarkable cures as any uton record
N afectIonso of the Bladder and' kidneys and
! bEsiNp sia. 1t has also given decided relief
ID Sc uses OF Women and in jiysps psia the water
oI lhf,o pring Is regarded a. we'll nigh spec
'5-@ g.! as THOMAS r. 6OODr, 2fa
= -' F#as .-f.- Buffalo Springs, LII
Mecklenburg County, va.
eef'7 211-2tak ON
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IA i.-Thi3 article has not Leen SO
firm this week as it WIS last, and there
has been reaction CT prices, which
resnited in decline OF 20 cents. At
the close today the market IS steady
at ST Is z bbl. - -..
The receipts for tho. week were
0G6 bk!s against 622 bbls ion last
week. The exports for the week were
$50 bbts against 238 bbis for last
week. The. stock in yard and afoat
Is I, o38 bbls against J, 9T3 bbls Tor
last week. -.
The sales for tie Mcck Wow % fnI
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the publication, ofthis excellent paper,
Massrs. e G. u J. Aialiari becoming
propriefors, with Mr.. i. G. Maflard
IS business manager, Mr.. John b
Husgey remaining in charge ofthe ed
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1913 bales for last week. -..
The receipts and shipments at all
ports for last week and since Septen-
Der 1st, as compared with correspond
ing time last year. as complied by the
New York fGnGaCial CHroniclc, are
shown as follows: -..
The receipts for the week were
8GO,065 bales; same weelt last wear,
173. PIT bales, since September I. '73.
1853, 434 bales; same tine last year.
i 1881 bales. The shipments for
the week Were lIT,Oi7 bales; same
week last year, T,1J6 bales; since
September l. %, s2S457 faics: same
time last year. eeS ISL bales. Stack
at all potts, Go5, 49, bales; same tia1e
last year, 52J, 4Gl bales.
The following are the oEic:al rom
In1i TDttGt ions To day.