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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1878-04-10
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Kindness goe. great ways ~ Kans-y
jailer fnund out the other day when he
kindly allowed prisoner to walk out and
take the sir. Kindbe,g made run vf
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An Irish newspaper. in detailing m
Orange den onstration. stated The proves
sicn wss very 6ne being nearly two miles
long. as was also the prayer Of the Rev. Mr..
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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1878-04-10

las, glass bends simulate eyes. ahd silver
collar and bell passes around the make
believe nxtk, prI
e ass,sss Lucy CARTER.
The New York herald., 1878-12-04

Included In the above are bales Currcnt
prices OF spot cotton uhe following quotations are based
American standard of classification, and cotton
store running in quality than half grade above
ar hall ow t,e udc -
The New York herald., 1878-12-04
Sra cs esc zsc; other grades. including &C. s,Sc

extra cs Csc Tsc other grades including &C. SIC
bssc.
TALLow.-Recepts u hhds. a57 bbls and casks The
market was qnet but firm and 10000 lbs sold at oc Tor
common and sac. for prime.
TiSrhe market for pig tin quiet but firmly held
Plates quiet. We -Banca Ice 19i Straits
and Malaeca, l6lc bc; English lamb and hag, isilc
lolsc do refined l6c, all god plates charcoal 80 70
~ tcrne - 315a - ooi coke - IS %; do terne,
~ Is $5.
ToBAcco.-The market for scedieaf was quiet Sales
~ New England, crop 1876 Sc lie; lt6
Wisconsin, 1877. private 6 bales fara
private terms and 80 bales Havana nj S7sc. 81 0o
WnisKEY.-Recepts :-g4l bbls The market firm,
and 80 bbls. sold at III O6l..
FREIGHIs-There waslittlo the whole done
well held. Ensagememts:-ro Liverpool per steam,
5000 bushels grain Id some lots cheese and bacon
the former quoted AIS Cd and the LATTER rule
3is I'D measurement goods. open rates London steam,
10000 bushels grain, Sgd cheese butter aud bacon in
fair respect Bristol steam. 25oOo bushels
grain, sgd lots cheese aad provisions at rates.
ChartersA Norwegian bark hence Havre $500 quarters
grain 5s 3D.; hence Copenhagen, 5000 quarters
grain 6s 3D. British steamer laid the berth, hence TO
Bristol about $500 quarters grain capacity SD per
bushei Norwegian bark hence to Naples $500 quarters
grain s 3D. bark hence Bristol 300 quarters grain
ut 3D. quarter and ocase at current rates
bark laid the berth, hence - Liverpool loads grain
IN bags aud general at market rates. vessel with
5000 bbls. refined petroleum. hence TO London at IS Cd
ho at 5s with 200 bb!s petroleum. hence
to Iavre. at rs ID American bark hence Hayre,
with 5000 bbs crude petroleum and naphtha at 3s sd u
ship with 900 bbls refined petroleum, hence 10 the Con-
tnent owners and the China from Baltimore
to Bremen with $50 do, owners account.
The New York herald., 1878-12-04

m 81 o5 FOR Newfoundland and 81 80 81 e5 for Nor
wean Fhnssrb was aast at prices ra%gIg % Jom ss
blesched Carbonate ammonia was aaotsd @ At lssss e
Dutch 81 %; smyrna, u Ss Hsmp-Russiaa, e. a. q:
EnE,ss = y %
re do second es4s Mnstard-calilornia brown, &C.
sssM sSosd At asc cameme lowers were quoted
sc DE for German and ais ase for noman swss,
at 81 81 IS for Angostura yaerinn quoted =
was quoted Al &C. sSsc Prnsate potash wsa quoted
23c. 25c. Bchromate potash was quoted at i4ac Gam
e pvd was quoted At 5 per ton cntian root
9st & &c c1s,s buds a9ss 9se At SO
Sc. Zoe for whole and l4c for powdered Gum gsdda
Tas spis berries n @ gsre at da a's &C. for e
mon and Sc SIZE. for ordinary Italian Orange peel
CASTLE soap-Conti white quoted AZ i5c. 5'sc. Mar
se!les moted At ms e gold and is DO common ~ r"n
q iSc. selected Leoriso gaste.Galabra soc
ss .ssas sa ass ass 1
small 2oc Cerssna a &c u; Esssnal oils wars only
sa 90; oil lemon sandersons Sc 70 g 5o Ihmsen,s
III s all s. y % sns % III % s, g. o
% e @ 81 81 @ o s sD ao y @ Oil
safras 4Sc oil Of pennyroyal 81 81 IS; oil Of
FsaTnnRs quoted at 4ssc. 4sc 45oo lbs sold at
Fisn.-The market for Goldfish without change and
george and s. * S 50 for Grand Bank Maksre
sss s. So xsSs sssrs
and So IS - 2o for No B. Box herring were dull at 2lc
quoted at 81 s so and Halifax shore split at " so
losooc bushels meal 53 Ssls and g geo a sacks
some eases armer The sales including State, West
nexed range Rye onr ruled ar with sales Of 300 bhls
cGrn meal ,S s AM and sssey wsh IL @ sss Of 100 H o
1000 bushels State sold at 6oc Barley and malt were
The New York herald., 1878-12-04

Late alvices from London state that ESQ 600 bullion
was withdrawn from the Bank of England to-day on
balance. In the closing dealings the market for
securities generally weak. Consols declined to
o41s o 94k for money and to 94'G for the account.
United States 4as y better, selling at 1868.
New Jersey Central declined per cent to 3d. Erie "a.
to 1s1s do. preferred. u. to 327s Pennsylvania. Il.
to 33, and Reading y, to 1914. State bonds were
steady and Louisiana consols advanced to Tx
and closed at 779s. In railroad bonds the largest
transactions in Missouri, Kansas and Texas
solidated assented which advanced to 55s-a rise Of
Sh per cent; the next largest transactions were in
Denver and Rio Grande frsts, which advanced to
931S-a rise of per cent. The other changes US
foows:-An advance of per cent in Alton and Terre
Haute income, u in Burlington and Quincy rs.
Northwestern gold bonds. g., G. and I. G. rsts and
seconds and Alton and Terrc Haute seconds and 4 in
Hannibal and st. Joseph eighths. convertible. There
was decline of 4 in Cleveland and Toledo bonds.
nj: laJ..l
The New York herald., 1878-12-04

The sales Of spot cotton were =
The New York herald., 1878-12-04
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON: SPOT, 1-16c. LOWER; FUTURES CLOSED
DULL-TLoUR FIRAfER-wHEAT FIRMER-CoRN
WEAK-OATS QUIET-PORK DULL LARD EASY
wHIsKEY FIRMER-sPIRITs TURPENTINE UN-
CHANGED-RosIN UNCHANGED PETROLEUM
QUIET-coFFEE QUIET-sUGAR QUIET.
TUESDAY, Dec. Sc P. NJ.
Business was fair in nearly all commodities to-day
and the markets were generally steady. On Change
-four in some cases frmer. Wheat was not espe-
quiet and weak. Oats quiet. Whiskey
frmer. Pork was dull. Lard easy. Cotton on
the spot Lice lower Futures closed dull Groceries
were quiet. Naval quiet but unchanged. Oils
and petroleum quiet.
quoted at 4Sc. &C. for pots and sac for
pearls.
ASrIxoNY remained Arm 12c. 12hc, gold for regu-
lus.
BEEswAx quoted 27c., and 5000 lbs. sold
price.
CorrEE-The market for Brazils lower for grades OF
ordinary and fair but grades above not changed
Sales 500 bags Rio. ex Memnon; 1000 1887 and
23S bags Rio City Of Para all private terms, and
withdrawn from stock, O34 bags, vessel Mild
coffee dull. We quote:-ordinary cargoes, Ike
111c; fair do, 1414c good do, 14c. 15c. prime do
151sc 16c for lots 1lc I71sc Santos
fair good 4ac 15c., gold 90 days. Java
bags, 22isc 23c do grass mats 23c Dc Singapore,
16c lie; Ceylon, 16c tic. Maracabo 1870. 16lzc
Laguayra, 14c l6c. jamaica 14c 1ec.; ST. Domingo
Angostura, 16c. 17c. Savanilla 13c I7c Curacoa
1896. l4c The following is the weekly Rio coffee
ment:-
of Rio Santos coffee November Ana
The New York herald., 1878-12-04

CoorERAGK SrocK was quiet. We quote :--Molasses
Shocks oinch with heads 81 6j 81 ~; Shocks
with heads :s.inch s. y 50; do. do e-inch 81 40
81 10; box shocks, 5Oc. 6Jc do -; pipe do ~
S 80; empty hogseads - 80; hoops feet ordinary
prime. $33 $35: do, II ieet, do. SIS $50 per NJ
CoPPFR-The market for lake hrmcr and active
Some aoU lbs sold lie 1o4c, the market closing
with lbc. bid and I6i4c asked.
CoRpAGE was steady. We quote Manila, large and
smaiieiEe per d. Ike 12isc do cordagc, bolt rope
yarns, lac. 17c; tMrrcd Manila, l2c; Sisa brc
1Oisc.; Russia 17c.
CorTos on the spot dull and lice lower Futures
opened points lower aud closed dull at points
lower for the day Liverpool easier Tor futures and
and irregular for spots with middng upnnds quoted
sid. and middling Orleans at li.iod The ave NJ
Liverpool for futures spots unchanged. The
closing prices of to-day compared with yesterdays
-.
The New York herald., 1878-12-04
HAMBURG. Dec. g. lS7
American lard closed At asa marks per loo lbs.
NEW roHx PRODUCE EXCHANGE REPORT
rINANcrAI.,

Consois, ~ ale for and yisa for the account
United states 4is cent bonds, ivri Bic, icss Penn
sylvauia Central, So: New Jersey Central 30
The New York herald., 1878-12-04
FINANCIAL.

4 GOOD pi.AN.
n rLc most rrh,abo Way ~ dealing III siocks is hy com.
bang any ahd cooperating thcm WHOLE di.
sding pfu, pro rata shareholders according
market Each customer thus secures all advantages OF i'm
capital aud xpcrcnced skill and any
$40 $pUpD more, with equal
New YORK Stock Reporter" and circular mailed
free Full Information for operate successfully
LAWRENCE 4 CO., 81 Exchsngs place, Nsv York.
The New York herald., 1878-12-04
PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.

FALL RtvRR Mass, Dec. 3, 1873.
The printing cloths market continues quiet dull with
very light demand and the manufacturers holding at
3s.c cont for ~ square cloths but 5ihc cash,
the best price that be realized tuxJ6 cloths
strong at lice, cash.
The New York herald., 1878-12-04

l.aO z. NJ.
Scupoo 5's c. al. 1Wiis SUp US 10 c 's7 be fus
1000 CS52p.r.Nbc lo3 3NU sVs. cur. 1lsis
2'3O +. NJ
Ssup is, 1910 loTss S1OUUo S5's, q, Si be 1Us
nUp 4 81. r. 81 be 1Cus,
The New York herald., 1878-12-04
EUROPEAN MARKETS.
COMMERCIAL.

LONDON Dec g. 1879.
trade the past week, The past wcok has been
marked by low temperature and unusually heavy rain
districts rcccding and placed many Of newly
sown wheat in jeopardy. On those low lying
fields will probably be unapproachabe Tor purpose
until spring is feared that where the soil
lands the rain has not done much damage. Trade is still
by heavy supplies the quantity of wheat aud
quarters than at the corrcsponanr time last year
liberal. las, Mondays return showing the arrival
OF nearly $1,000 quarters, more than halt Of which
foreign wheat arriving goes direct the mcrs who
buy largely cost freight and aud the of
The ocks nscqucn,iy materially increased aud
there is no scarcity Of sranary room.
Produce-Taow. 3Gs I'd. per cwt. tor fine American.
Calcutta linsccd, Ais. n 4ss 3D. per ton.
Produce rinsccd oil, 23s. ID cwt spirits turpcn
tine, .E2s sd. per cwt
December aud January delivery SGD. DO April and
May delivery I.d do May and June delivery, ys2d
chester is heavy and depressed in all branches.
HAMBURG. Dec. 3, 1873.
American lard closed at asa marks per ioo lbs.
NEW PRODUCE EXCHANGE REPORT.
Porkrrime moss Eastern duh a. 40s; do Western dull
sr's.; long clear duh at 24s short do dull at s
Iiams-L,ne cut Gull AZ as shoulders dull ri @,s Beet.
@ %s" ppi%s sss de "a market BARE N rrmd "S %S.,ssa
dull - aas, ralow--lrime city, steady at -
A. s,L iine dull ~ ics Chceseimercau choice uli
AS Lard oil steady a7s tlonr-sx,ra State steady g
crop dull a. IS sd new western winter dS do
@ m DO "a a "a a. e. "a cerssS :, % @ mxss .c steady
yellow American steady At 2as Rosin--Ccmmon, At Lon
dom steady 1t 5s Turpeniinesprits, ut London stcady
Consols ~ 3ie for money and yisa ter The account
The New York herald., 1878-12-04

-stainodtiood Ordinary, 5-iec; strict good ordinary
,are delivery ow s saiss were as ai,sr
two Z, MDrrcnbcr. 1vJ nisc ,shcrt notice tih vo
soo q, sjsc: March, 1910 a.N5oc, April, 0o sGic.
May, 40 ~ Toe August 10 at ioc Total 4so bales
S' 10 ai fec 40 a,eisc Sss ise; January ioo al
sgic. 2ac 1850 at ea3c., 500 At 22c go AZ
asss, !oo :, Sasc. ioS a. ss5s. DO AZ ss4e 500 Al
a5c March, $40 ~ b4Ie, iyo At D lec., 900 AZ e47c
40 Il ss,c Total Is 700 bales Grand total 400 bales
sS ses orsan ri sis Sos .
vharlcston sio,; Wilmington. iit4 Norfolk, 22J New
so. bales TSs aay last week saSsa bales This day
last year bales Total since september /. so sl
sssani Hide conprcsscd by sail, ne To Hamburg, By
steam, sc compressed: 10 Bremen BY steam, ac.,
pressed by sail lac To Liverpool, I'D av2d by steam
DaScs Sc.-opiam remained arm at g e2,s, gold, in
were very hrm, but unchanged We quote ID ca 2tc per
To-; ~ So sdc. diamond n 23c. diamond 4 re. gar
phine was quoted 50 50 Rochelle salts quiet at
JUac for barrels aud alsc for boSss blue vitfio wa,
4, ri 81 10 ioa,nc quoted s, 10 +, o. quick
silver quoted a. dc gg yalcr,ia aa",ed d as 9 i,e gold
Chlorac potash qu.tcd At sc gold for crystal aud
M od powdered a. rar,sre tar &c acid sss saccd ,s =, ass
auoted At 5sc seneca rcot-SD lbs sold at 5sc.
quoted q Soc eoe Sinsenss1 y es o.n"sa sold at y
quoted 4, es' Nc for refined, in bills, on spot
q sr % sss aSSsss Ss a. md Ys soS @ @
in boxes. Acoholcs-Chiorofotm and ether were quiet
At zoe ,7e for the former aa and , sSs. s's for 'h,
SIsc stir for bols. amd st,c. nc. for cases Bur
gnna, pnen was Quoted I" .r g. unarena ss was
nt SIC. Tor small, T3c s'c fer large and 2ic 25c
.r sorts ua,,s bone, ws,s ~ aT "ma gno.a - os
Jc Bslsam tolu was quoted NJ Sc toc Sahron
hsr American @ saG'ss sses s psn s ssa. a. wsrs
quiet 7ac W. Cod Liver oil was quiet cad esssAda
The New York herald., 1878-12-04
THE INDIGO TRADE.

CALCUTTA. Dec. 3, 1879
The indigo season commenced ON Monday The sales
opened antly with good compositions for all
tcns American buyers operated freely. Prices show
adv ance OF Sd the rates at the July sale.
Dodge City times., 1878-03-09
EMIGRATION TO DODGE.

Last Saturday was the date of the ar
riv.lo several enferprising farmers. oil
Of whom have declared themselves well
pleased with the country and its farming
land. and have taken claims in tho north,
westert portion Of this county. judging
from their general appearance and tie 6us
blooded horses they bring with them. thsy
sre men OF more than ordinary means. and
viii be valuable accession to tho agri.
cultural industry Of this section.
The names Of the new cOmers arc rs fol-
lows: w. p. Z. Meore, Joseph Bngga,
J. H. Crawford, John OHara. Chariss
Dickinson, Ulysses Rodgers. George Joues,
J. n. Fleming. David Wilson, Edwin
Brice and David MOnfcrd.
Some of the gentlemen are old aequain-
tanees of farmer Wilkins, who is doing
ever, thing in his power 20 get them suita1
bly, located on tue beautiful prairie uorth>
west Of the city. They brought most Of
their household goods and farming imple-
ments With them and are going 70 work
in dead earnest. with every prospect o.
success. We hope their most sAngnine ex-
pecsstiOns may be fullv realised.
Dodge City times., 1878-03-09
SHAME AND CRUELTY.

One dsy this week young w0waa
arrived in the city, barefoot. clad IN the
1ezne.t Of rags, and carving . email
child in her arms. Sho asked for work
and was taken ~ and cared for BY . lady
in the nor. bern part Of the city to whom
she related hs s'ory IN very simple and
straightfOrward manner. She bad been
sd0p' ed aD0 raised by Inannamod Smith.
Of hOdgeman county, whore vito il ber
aunt. Er"m thn man she hiss received
shameful and brutal treatment. causing
h~r to leave homo IN the condition above
Described. Marks on her back show
where she he's been beaten.
To-Day tins man arrived and tried 70
Induce her 70 70 home. The Citv Ma1hsl
was sent for. and considerable INDIGNATION
having Oesu aroused. Smith VS. pIacsd in
the city Jail. where Mr.. Aosphev visited
him and sxtrscted . Tee Of ol0. There
being No city Law under which ~ cooh
be prosecuted. b. wAs released this after.
noon: Hodsemaa county u mt ATTACKED
20 this cousty fog judicial pufp0sse. snere-
fore our county of1cen bad NO jur.sdic-
tiOn. Tar and festhers wss discussed.
Dodge City times., 1878-03-09
TIN WEDDING.

Mr.. and Mrs. Overley Of this city. csie.
brated the tenth annivenarv Of their
marriage last Tuesday evening. Their
house WAS crowded with guests and the
old folks set cp splendid lunch. and
made the company - Agreeable - pOssi.
bic. During tbs evening the paeksgee
containing tin preseets were opened. and
the following is . list Of tho presents re-
csived: Mr.. and Mn. .. w. Wright.
cake pan; Mr.. and Ars. lsaacs s,n. sieve;
G. Z. Hsdder, cake cutter; G. v. Wilist.
half gallon cup; WIN. A. Elliots. soup dip.
per and egg b0iler; A. T. Burke. lemon
Crater. match safe and batter spoon; +.
{. Zimmerman. one lantern. eight vat.
file pans and bread toasier; Mrs. Geo. 2.
Jones, tin cake pan and caxe turner: N.
X. Draper, can Of peaches; ArA Lr. Gal
land. Three Dounds bntter: Mis- n: A.
Walker. water dipper; Mrs. smith. large
spoon; Lloyd Sbinn. 6esh forx; T. J.
Draper. two pans: Me. Weaver. biscuit
cutter. The friends Uf Mr.. and Mrs.
Overiey JOIN in the with that they may
live to celebrate their silver Wedding. it,
teen yesrs bonce. anil that their future
married life may be - peaccsble and hap
py as the past.
Dodge City times., 1878-03-09
THE RAILROAD EXTENSION.

The lse0l0 Chieitsia says J. A. u. AuFtSie.
chief engineer o. the Den.sr and Rio Grand-.
cane ny iro0 the Ration Pass Tuesday. He
sssses thSs shesv has beea 10 disturtascs WHIST
ever bet ween the employees Of the Denver and
Rio GrSade sd the Aichisoa. Topeks sad Santa
Re. aad thss the best ieeiinx prevails between
the engineers q the swo ruads. The AicAis isos.
Top~ha and sasta Fe company has abous $50
nsa md Aoteaans u worh IN the psss. the n Z 4
g having only sheir enginesf cosps there.
Dodge City times., 1878-03-09
THE "oLD HOUSE"
OPENING Irs DOORS 10 THE PUBLIC.

OPENING ITS DOORS TO THE PUBLIC.
To-day 10 the day appointed for the
grand opening Of Mueller & straeters
.'Old House. saloon. in Wobstcr's old
stand. Every preparation has been COM
plssod. Tho saloon 10 ono Of the largest
and finest in the city, and no pans has
been spared to make it look bright and
attractive. To-nisht . magnificent free
lunch will be spread and the gang" is
expected to get to the JOINT in good
shape. Messn Mueller l. Straeter are
we'll known here, ~ men of good ckarsc.
acier, and viii conduct their saloon in
the most orderly manner possible.
Dodge City times., 1878-03-09

party et Russians arrived In 1assas City
nom 'Gosssoms ut Sama,s' aud 'vnlisse zae'
Tuesday essning. 1h~y is0 for H.ys Cssy end
Eili. On The x. r. Raiirssd. Tse Hays City Sen
ssnsi ssii,or already vronounecs his aAne Mont.
goDssystiffaskoit.
Dodge City times., 1878-03-09

Col. A. y. Jahnsva. Land Csmmissioner Of
the A. T. 4 8. 4. r.. was in the city Tuesday.
ssd gave ~ . call The Colosei 10 IN sftable
ani pleasant genticmsn. and made m agreeable
visit 20 Dodge. The large iomixrat on to this
portioa Of Kansas Is n,rssurabiy through his ef-
fosss aad those of his energetic assistanss. The
Colca-i 10 IN aatiring worker. and il dol ns val
usbie work soe the compaav. BEING . courteous
xra ilemxn he hss host Of frien-ls.
Dodge City times., 1878-03-09
FARM FOR SALE.

l. tine Young Farm two miies west ri Dodge
Cary, party impr"vssl. In b-sufiiul location SD
choice valley Land viii be cold chap. f"F per'
ticaiars address Mrs.. n. AARCHARD. e 'dde'
1. +. Dh9-lm
Dodge City times., 1878-03-09

vidine our City School. The division il
much needed. - NO tescher can do we'll
by fiftv to sixfy pupils. 4. n. Utter. .
student Of the Pennsylvania Normal
school and IN experienced teacher. has a3-
piled for the poaitiun should the division
be msde. The partition in the school
houss can b. changed st spAll cost. to
make Two good r00nSs
Dodge City times., 1878-03-09

soushoW or osh,r we tailed v lesn ussil this
WeA shsi Mr.. ind Mn. Jsh. T. kiney bad .
yeans lsruer rufnan NJ their hUase. n ID BOZ
s6oa, six weeks Old. wsss erisoirs hks THIS
b ppsa hesesiier. NC hose thsse ias~rsssed viii
nSs k-~p ~ aa.ss asous It.
Dodge City times., 1878-03-09

snee having be-n neither absent Or tardy
Nay Beverly. Anna Hocksts. Cora Cook, Min
mic Casei. CAssiie Ranssy. Eddie Ccrneli. Sid
usy keysolds, James Wright. Nelson Wright.
Tommy T.te. Harvey Es.ss and Eddie Hockes.
IT. PICKETT. Teacher
Dodge City times., 1878-03-09
SOLD,

Mr.. e. n. Hoover has purchased Col. Coiley's
handsome residence on Military Av-Dns. Ne.
Galley expects 10 make several visits shrnsd
this GUNNER. and ss her dsughs.r. Mrs. Hsr-
wood inteais rem wing frvm Dodge. Mrs. Col
ley wishrs to follow her. The Gel, gill be len
. WidoWer