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Sharp County record., 1900-09-07

Hl. .HIllHIiI0 UT All6NIiIl"N I AtNL AAN
auate, 7 feel sure. to the inpor-
lance Of the matter in hand =
while a bit apart from the throne
( sits an American, engaged in the
, sober study Of the cay scene
around him and wondering il all
I Paris eats out of doors. And
then over there at the Grand
tOpera House, the finest playhouse
in the world, the scene is equally
\ DAZZLING and cav. I saw Fauss
at this place, and 7 left my box
Z between acts, a. everybody else
did snd walked through the
magnificent corridors and cal.
/ Ileries end porticoes, and drank q
! lemonade, and also drank in in
4 big, delightful draughts, the
architectural beauties Of this ia
nous palace of pleasures, and
went out TO the front and gazed
across the square and down the
Rue de- POpera, with its thous-
ands Of electric LIGHTS, and across
at the cafes, withstheiF hundreds
and hundreds Of laughing sndi
TALKING patrons, and wondered
again II all Paris never slept or
rested. Certainly the denisens of
this town must earry easv con- !
sciences, and be free from cares |
and he sustained by snvisble in
comes, and be at peace with I
themselves snd their neiehbors, !
for TO al appearances they havei
the liehtest hearts in the world !
And then, again, out there on
the Boulevard de Clichy, there {
are full three miles of suroine
humanity every night, Watching
the merrv-e rounds, and thel
street theatres, and the thimbIe-
riggsrs, and the knife and oaneI
gamblers, and the shooting-gai- !
leries, and all the endless schemes
for ensnsring the francs of thel
multitude, There is more aggre. !
gated vice, and wider variety !
of unblushing and unabashed !
abandon on this Boulevard than
can he found anywhere else in
the world. cannot name the
forms in which II ia manifested =
they are not for publieation,-
they would be unmeilable. An
| intelligent Partisan, aware of che
wickedness of this quarter, while
not apologizine for it, assured me
4 that several reforms had been
brought about in it's regulation
within the past few years, and
/ that now it was much less OBJ
iectionable than formerly God
knows what III must have been
! formerly. He also insisted that
but for the foreieners II would be
abandoned since they and they
alone sustained it by their pat
'ronsge. He overlooked the fact
! that the people who furnish the
wild carnival of corrup6ng en-
tertsinment, and who profit by It,
are all Parisians. do not won-
der, however, that he should en-
deavor 10 shift the responsibility,
in some sort, 70 other nationalit-
ies. I am told there is nothing
in New York or Chicago, or even
! in Port Said which is reputed
the wickedest place in the world
to equal the Boulevard de Cliohy
putrescence, walked through
lit, and saw some Of its attrac-
tions and J wondered ia all Paris
: condoned this vortex this ante
) room Of hell Certainly it exists
by reason Of some sort Of author-
: ity Not 40 brilliant az the cafe
: and opera scenes, nor 70 hideous
az the Boulevard de Clchy atroc.
ities are the casual street offer.
o 'inua az .Y,tortainn,ant 1850.
Sharp County record., 1900-09-07

"A Powder Mill Explosion
Removes everything IN sight; 40
do drastic mineral pillS, but both are
mighty DANGEROUS No need TO dy-
Mantle your body when Dr. Kings
New Life Pills do the work 40 sas,iv
and perfectly Cures heaSachs,
constipation, Only 0S csnta At w
G. Snow'a drug stors.
Sharp County record., 1900-09-07
Endured 0earm's Agenies.

Endured Dearis's Ageaies
: Only a rosnng fire enabled D. NJ
! l7arr4ttson, of San Antonio, lexss
20 lie down when attacked by asth.
ma. from which ne suffered f0I
years tie writes hIs mlseFv was
often 90 great thar it seered 'hs en-.
dgrad the agonies Of death; bat DR.
Kings New Discovery for Com
sumption wholly cured him This
marvellous medicine - the only
known cure for ssthms az well "a
consumption, coughs and eolds, aud
al throsJ, chest and lung troubles
Price soc and Sl 90. Gusrsnteed.
Trial bottles free At W, G. SHOWS
drug store,
Iii impossible TO convince a
spider that there is honey in a
rose
The lszier = man is the more
he is going to accomplish to-
morrow
You assume no risk when Won buv
Chsmberisin'a Collie Cholera and
Disrrhoss Remedy. All medicine
dealers in Evening Shade and j A.
Laman Gave CITY will refund YOUR
nonev if you are not satisfied after
using it. Il ia svervvhers sdmttsd I
10 be the most auecessful remedy in
lss for bowel complaints ana the
1nly one that never fails lt re-
pleasant. safe and rahshla. II. !
Men need higher moral oour.
age more than thew do higher
loreheads,
When man has nothing TO
10 he always attends to it per.
3onallv,
Putnsm Fsdeiesa DYES DO noti
pot, ssEesk er give your goods an
ineveniy dyed appearance Sold sv
), G, Nedlock d Bro POuohksep.l
lie, Ark
It ia impossible to convince a
Ipider that there is honey in a
'ose,
Men need higher moral eour.
4ge more than they do higher
IT TATs OF OHIO cry or TOLEDO
LUCAS COUNTY
Frank ! Chsgev makes oath that
le is senior partner of the drm OF
F J Chsusv " Co, doing busmess
n the city of Toledo, county and I
ltste aforesaid and that said 6rmi
RIll pay the sum OF One Hundred /
Dollars for yach and evsrv case OF |
gatsrrh that cannot be oured bv the !
use of Halls Catarrh Cure.
Frank j. Chsnsv.
Sworn to before me- ana subseribsd !
N ny presence, this sth day of Dee
osmser A. D, 1885.
A. w Gleason,
SEAL Notary Public.
Hsll's Catsrrh Cure IS taken N
ternaIly, and acts directly on the
Blood sud mucous surfaces of the
5ystem, Send for testimonials, free,
Address; & J Cheney Il Cs,,
Toledo. Ohio
Sold by drugciats 75o.
Hall's Family Pills are the best,
The lazier a man ia the more he
is going to accomplish to-mor'
row.
The soothing and hesling proper'
lies of Chsmhsrlan's Cough Renee
dy, its pleasant taste and prompt
and permanent cures havs made il
great favorite with the people
everywhere For safe by all medi.
clne dealers in Evening Shade and
). A, Lamar, Cave City.
Lots Of men who make witty
remarks are too dense to realize
the fact,
H-=H-a---r-e.---.---.---=-
"A Powder will Explosion
Removes everything IN sight; 40
Sharp County record., 1900-09-07
re,ts- aal,.uss~- ars mcs.ma.

The lntenss itching and amsrting, incl.
dentto these diseases isinatautly allayed
Dy applying Chamberlain's Eve ard
Skin Ointment. Many verv bad cases
have heer permanently cured by h. Il
is equally efficient for ltchiug pile- and
q iavor'te remedy gor sore ninples
hands chilhlaina, frost bitep
and chronic acre eves. ~ ctH psr box,
Sharp County record., 1900-09-07

arms OF NOFnnens, or eNeFcGme,
az q friend suggests. bv the an
q. 1ullinO influence Of absinthe. In
( NV former letter 7 spoke, too, of
The habit Of women sewing in the
4 public parks 7 have now to re-
rort that thew sew in the streets.
as well Next door 70 my hotel
\ is q corset store, the propretors of
which, A eoupls Of women, spend
THE hours when thew are not
making sslss in maxine oorsets
I and other wares USING the side-
walk for seving.room and dis
pensing with fb9nnets and hats
1t ia thus evervvhers YOU 60.
Thev DO not seem TO idle in Paris.
but thev work with less friction,
with less apparent earnestness,
with less seriousness than any,
where sisa in the world, I nave
had the pleasure of visiting onsl
Partisan home and can beaPi
testimony to the wholesomeness
Of its atmospheFe. and the 10y.
atty and genuineness of its hos
Ditalitv. From the testimony a
its inmates, and from Otherl
sources have assurance that
the AVERAGE Frenohmsn loves his /
home. takes pride in his own
menape, Fears his children with
care, plories in the achievements
Of his lpeopie, and is devotedivl
attached to his country. He is a
bit theatrical this averages
Frenchman, holds decided opin-
ions upon all current questions.
takes a lively interest in all hesl-
thy sports, watches the outcome I
of the annual salon exhibitions,
shrups his shoulders and tole--
rates the exaggerated forms taken
bv vice. He is not his brothers.
keepsr, that seems to be his no
sitien, Parts and France sre full
OF monuments bearing testimony
TO the 'genius, the maenifioence
of achievement in art, architect.
ure and science of her wonderful
people. The Palace of Versailles
the Great Trinon, the Tomb of
Napoleon Bouapsrte the Arc dc
Triomphe, the Place de- la Con-
corde, and countless other sx-
amples of the prodieal snergyl
and undoubted talent Of her peo.t
pie leave no doubt of their versa
tility, their vitality, their patriot- I
ism The prodigs; sxtravagance
Of the last line of emperors took {
such shape, that despite the tactt
that it helped TO lead TO their
downfall and the building up of |
the republic, itresred monuments |
of architecture, and psintine, and
sculpture that the people yet
point to with pride, and which
constitute in fact the best thew
have at this time to show the
stranger from the uttermost parts
Of the earth It is singular no
other people hsvs exhibited Just
such spirit,--that the proeressN
from absolute monarchy to the.
democracy of republican govern.
ment WAS marked by q violence
and bloodshed unsrsmpled in the
history Of the world, and yet the
people of France commemorate
! in bronze and marble and palace
the very institutions reared un-
der the empire that became the
object Of their inssnsate fury.
I Anything great that France ever
accomplished, whether under the
empire or not, is the object of
abiding pride to every loyal
! Frenchmsn, They seem to glory
in building up and tearing down,
but each time they build IN they
build more maenitiosntlv than
Sharp County record., 1900-09-07

Dr Cady's Condition Powders, are
iuet what horse needa when in hat
condition. Tonic blood purifier and
rermffnge They arc not food bnt
medicine and the hest In use 10 put a
horse In prime condition. Prtce 70
cen'q ner nacle00.
Sharp County record., 1900-09-07
OFFICIAL.

OFFICIAL.
Congressman. First Distrtst--tS. D. ICguIlooh
feaidenH1 MartAnns. Ice COUNTY.
1enator, SECOND Oisi--- u witt pooRnobtas
udys, lBth Iunioiai Dist--Jsnn B. MoCAl@b,
Evening shade
Pros. Alty' 18TH Dist---a. b. Aaxey. AAln-
moth Spring,
Judge--i. " smith.
0lerk--H u, iIiil.
iherin--i. =. Wilkins iihrdv,
Asaessor--''on N. sullivan.
frcaAnrrr--'l w. shaver
Co. BAaininsr.--i. q. WAtkl y.
THE COURTS.
circuit Court. N. Dlat--rira Monday In An.
unry aud July, In a. Diat.--aceood Monday h
fenruarv AMI August.
gouhty Colrt--id Monday In January, ADri,
ulY anti OStObpr
'rohq,s Court, n nst--sn- MonrAv IN tinrcb
June Aeptember ami december
Sharp County record., 1900-09-07
nAsuU,lE TIAa, sAiVssTaz ann TILsrlua uE

nAsAUtls, TEAa., aAiEfsTnz ann TrrAsEAnA TEI
Bockkss~srv shosNs~d, rypsw -',,ry, .tc.
The NOS, hAo'v.gt pvdcffoSf and 400 orpgu,,s
gchoois ~ the Kind In The wnvtf and The bs,f
bdfyo-frrS ores IN the south Indava@d Nv bspp.
nfa merchants ministers and r,hers pous
weecs in bookkeeping witt ns ats sr,,si to
lweive wssks nv the old plan J. 10. pruOhon
PRESIDENT 10 author of Drnuvhon's New avs,nri
~ hookkeer'rv "Douh'e Hntry Made Rasvn
liowe study. We have pvpared for home
Audy noeNscr bcokNeeping peuinanshlN and
HHtrert. "pnov npAunuov-aE irnrred hooi-
kecnlug ~ hnme from yorr toNks while NoIdire
ipos'nLh 40 nlyh, trfegtanh operator tic "
LRPffNOwrff. honkkeenef FOR Gerhet y pirt'
Wholesale orocrrs South Chicago NJ
,Hssfier fhfs hrfe~ mA@4 ~ }sy
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1900-06-12
MILES AND CORBIN.
Raised to Rank of Lieutenant General
and Major General.

Washington, June SIN accordance
with the provision of the military
academy appropriation bill, the presi-
dent today issued commissions to Lieu
tenant General Nelson A. Miles, COM
handing the army, and Major General
H. c. Corbin, adjutant general Of the
army. These are recess appointments
and will be nominated to the senate
at its mex session in December.
Lieutenant General Miles issued his
first order today in his new rank. 1t
is a recital of IN order from Secretary
Root, informing the army Of the crea-
ton of the rank of lieutenant gen.
eral, with an announcement Of the per-
sonal staff of General Miles as fol-
lows: Captain Francis Michler, secre-
tary; Captain Robert H. Bailey, Fifth
infantry, aide de camp and First Lieu
tenant Henry H. Whitney, Fourth ar
tillery, aide de camp. These officers
composed General Miles staff as senior
major genera commanding, but they
now have The rank Of lieutenant colo
nels.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1900-06-12
THE G AS HE Is.

Mr.. Hays. in his excellent article on
the constitutional amendment, from
which we lately copied. refers to the
common view of the negro, as based
upon history and ~ethnology. He says,
and it is we'll sustained by the highest
possible authorities:
1.-The history of the negro has been
before the world for more than 5000
years. During all hat period. until
comparatively recent times, he has
been either a savage or a slave. No
where and at no time has he been able
~ his own unaided efforts to emerge
from these conditions. If any PROPOSE
ton has ever been demonstrated it is
that he is incapable of S~elf-govern-
ment. By a forcing process a. the slave
of the white man in these southern
states, he has risen higher IN the scale
of humanity than he had ever risen
before. Withdrawn from contact and
control of the white man his tendency
has ever been to relapse into barbar-
ism. The idea of colonizing the negro
apart from the experimenting care
and discipline of the white mans gov
eminent is a vain and cruel one
Recent writer's, North Carolinians,
like DR.. Paul B. Barringer and DR.. j.
Allison Hodges, have pointed out the
physical decay as we'll as the moral
decay of the negro since the great war
ended. English n other writer's have
shown the great failures that attended
Pritish and French attempts at col
onization in the islands. The truth is
that when the negroes got into the
south from the frozen north, whittier
they had been taken by Yankee slave
ships. they found a land of blessing to
them-the Land of Promise. Here they
have thrived, increased, We're content
ed. and beyond fair question the very
hapoiest servile race on the globe. The
climate was especially adapted to the
negro, and the tutelage he received
gradually elevated him in the scale Of
being. The fruits were shown in The
wonderfully good conduct OF 100000
for four years and in the time
of t~rensndous war where the strong
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1900-06-12
ia NEGRO MAGISTRATES IN FOUR
COUNTIES.

Keep it before the people that four
counties alone in Eastern Carolina had
ia negro magistrates fastened upon
them by the fusion Pritchard-Butler
gang of incapables n enemies. Col.
John D. Taylor, a gallant Confederate,
and clerk of the superior court of New
Hanover county, publishes the list OF
negro magistrates for this county.
There were forty-one. Mr.. Ed. Pen
nington, clerk of the Superior court Of
Edgecombe county, furnishes the
names of negro magistrates. There
were thirty. Mr.. w. l.. Lyon, clerk OF
the Superior court, of BERTHE county,
certifes that there were 16 negro ~
istrates in that county. Mr.. w. NJ
Watson, clerk of the Superior court of
Craven county certifies that there
were 81 negro magistrates in rav
Warren, Granville, Beaufort and others
can SHOW up strongly in this same way
are some men who go about wearing
white skins who are dissatisfied with
the proposed amendment that will re-
strict negro power henceforth, and de-
clare they will vote against it and for
the negro continuing as a voter and
of course as a magistrate, and of
course as inspector of white schools
and so on. They feel happy, perhaps
that they can vote to continue the old
bad system 50 fruitful in corruption,
in danger, and in public plumber. But
such men will be disappointed n the
day will come to them perhaps when
they viii be ashamed Of their conduct
and deplore their blindness-and folly.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1900-06-12
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH,
FINANCIAL.

New York, June s.-Money on call
nominal Offering at 2 per cent. Prime
mercantile paper 3k@4k per cent.
Sterling exchange steady with actual
business in bankers bills at $4.s7k6
4.87&. for demand and at $4.8504s5s
for sixty lays. Posted rates $4.S5hT
4.SS';; commercial bills s4.s3Zd4.A.
Silver certificates 6O061. Bar silver 50.
Mexican dollars AN. State bonds in
active. Railroad bonds weak. Gov
eminent bonds weak.
COTTON.
Liverpool, June 9.-Holiday.
PORT RECEIPTS.
Galveston easy at SIC; net receipts
1874 bales.
Norfolk nominal at SIC; ne receipts
1 bale.
Baltimore nominal at &c.
Boston quiet at s 13-16c; net receipts
10 bales.
Wilmington nominal; net receipts 1
bale.
Philadelphia firm at &c.
Savannah nominal at sac; net re-
ceipts 162 bales.
New Orleans steady at &C.
Mobile nominal; let receipts 40
bales.
Augusta steady at SIC: net receipts
1 bale.
Memphis steady at sSc: net receipts
81 bales.
Charleston nominal: net receipts 1
bale.
Cincinnati quiet at &c: net rece;nts
729 bales.
Louisville firm al SIC.
st. Loui dull at sac.
Houston quiet at SIC; net receipts
19 bales.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1900-06-12
BUNCOMBE PYROTECHNICS.

The have announced
lows Kingdom, had secured the pas
sage of a resolution looking to an in
quiry or something of hat sort in the
senate as to the North Carolina
amendment. But the congress has ad-
journed and will not meet until De-
cember and then the elections will be
over and campaign thunder need not
to be manufactured. But what did
the senate do about it? What could
the senate have one if so minded to
tackle the franchise amendment? The
committee proposed to inquire as to
the constitutionality of the amend
ment. What did they find? Can they
usurp the functions and powers of the
uspreme court? What was all the drum
beating about? Sound n fury sig
nifying nothing or was it a big scare
crow manufactured by Jeter n Ma
rion, those w great constitutional ex-
Founders? BAH The Statesville
Landmark ~pertinently says:
$50 far as the Landmark is concern
ed, it welcomes the investigation. If
there is one thing the white people of
North Carolina will resent promptly
and effectively, unless they belle their
past record, it is outside interference
with their affairs. We hope a senate
committee, for instance, will come to
North Carolina to do some investigat-
ing before the August election While
We have no sort of doubt now that the
democratic ticket elected, such action
democratic ticket elected, UGH action
as that suggested would remove any
possibility of doubt"
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1900-06-12
WHITE SUPREMACY CLUBS
Their Number Rapidly Increasing-Ex-
ecutfon of Kinsauls Postponed to Sep
TENDER IOth-A Hall for North Caro-
lima History In the state Museum.
Messenger Bureau.
Raleigh. ". c.. June 5.


Raleigh, ". c., June s.
Francis D. Winston, who is in charge
of h organization of white supremacy
clubs, says they are rapidly increas-
ing, nearly two-thirds of the counties
being organized
The state today authorized the Colds
boro Cotton Oil Company to increase
its capital stock TO 800 900.
Governor Russell his week issued a
warrant for the execution at Clinton,
g 3rd, of Archie kinsauls, muir
derer, now in jail at Wilmington for
safe keeping. Today the governor
named September eth as the date Of
execution, because the date first fixed
Is SO near that Of the state election.
sua only thirty days grace is given
criminals whose execution warrants
are issued, but Governor Russell has
given sixty days in some cases.
1t Is decided that the largest hall in
the annex to the state museum shall
be devote TO North Carolina history.
Ihere are thousands OF articles bear
ing on h history of the state, now in
private hands, which ought to be plac-
ed In the museum, as a loan or as a
gift.
some more democratic members of
the legislature arrived today. 1t is OF
the most extreme importance that all
should be here Tuesday morning, ready
for business. Monday evening the eau
u will be held. Last evening there
was a preliminary meeting of the COM
mlttee on constitutional amendment.
and today it again met. There is so far
no reason for belief that there will not
be a full attendance of democrats at
the session.
The grand ball at the state univer-
sity was given last evening. A ball in
compliment to the students will be
given here, and will be followed by one
at Henderson.
1t is said that more thar 1000 men,
bers of the North Carolina Teachers
Assembly will attend lis session at
Morehead City next week.
A large party left here TODAY. 10
take part in the opening of the Allan
tic hotel at Morehead City.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1900-06-12
THE ELECTION LAW.
Tue Legislative Committee Holds a
Conference Some Slight Change to
be Made.
Especial to MeSSenger.)

Especial to Messenger.)
Raleigh, N. c., June S%The legisla-
tive committee on the election law
had a conference today. Some slight
changes will be made in that law.
There may be one or two little changes
in the constitutional amendment be-
sides the correction in regard to the
registered vote and the addition of a
new section declaring that the amend
ment stands or falls as a whole.
Congressman Linney makes the
statement that Governor Russelrs de-
nunciation of Richard Pearson gave
the latter his sea- in congress.
Arrivals Of legislators today are:
George Runtree, Frank Thompson, H.
Med. Robinson and Currie of Bladen.
Members are saying they believe there
will be only a three-days' session and
then a recess to the last week in July.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1900-06-12
HEsTER's COTTON REPORT.

New Orleans, June 8.-Secretarv
Hester's statement Of the worlds Wis
fble supply OF cotton shows the total
visible TO be 2.238.861 bales. against
1887 1866 last week and 4.234.6I3 last
year. OF this the total Of American
cotton is 1854, SCI. against 3.13s. sI2 bales
last year. and of all other kinds, in
Guiding Egypt. Brazil, India. etc.
$4,000. against. I.09s, 900 last year.
OF the worlds visible supply there is
now anoat and held in Great Britain
and Europe 1,43s. 900 bales against
2, 100000 last year: in Egypt lis 600
against 139. 900. last year: in India 31s.-
"v' against $685. 900 last
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1900-06-12
Wilmington Markets.

Wilmington, y. c.. June 8.
Receipts OF cotton to-day l bale
Receipts same day last year, bale.
This seasons receipts to dataT2is.iis
bales.
Receipts to same date last year
2S9, 362 bales.
The quotations posted 81 4 o'clock
today at the exchange:
COTToN--Nominal; nothing doing
Same day last year-5Ac-
NAVAL STORES.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE Steady;
machine barrels Sac; country barrels
432c.
ROSIN.-Steady at $40. and sl.lo.
TAR-Steady at sl.40.
CRUDE TURPENTINE.-Quiet . at
$1.70 and 2.10.
Prices same day Jas year-Spirits
~turpentine 35Hc n S5c: rosin Sc
and csc; tar s1.S0: crude turpentine
s1.35 and $3.50.
Receipts to-day-15. casks spirits
turpentine. $50 barrels rosin, % bar
rels tar. 121 barrels crude turpentine.
Receipts same day last year-l2S
casks spirits turpentie, 400 barrels
rosin. los barrels tar. Al barrels crude
t~urpentine.
PRODUCE.
sALT.-1O0's. isc: 1858. size: sos.
orc, W -, SoC, ~ D. r T.. S1.oV
DRY Sailed SIDES-12c.
BUTTER.-24 % 26c.
COFEE-10 TO 11hc.
BAGGING@f Id. basis. Sh TO SIC.
COTTON TIES.-sl.t0 to $50.
FLOUR.-Straigts, 1915; End Patents.
$500; Full, s4.5e.
MOLASSES..-S. House. 15c; New
Orleans Brights. % TO CSC; Porto Rico.
% to Sic; Cuba. % to SIC.
SUGAR-Granulated, s5.75; W. X c.,
No. 5, $5.25; No. 9, $50: No. IL. $500.
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
PEANUTS.-North Carolina. fancy.
20 to 72hc; prime 60 to CSC; Virginia IS
to Coo; Spanish s1.0O.
CORN.-5S TO 62c.
CORN MEALS to soc.
COW PEAS-55c.
N. c. BACON.-Hams. 12c; shoulders.
SIC; sides, 10c.
CHICKENS-Firm; spring 10 to 1Sc:
hens, % to 30c; roosters, 20 to csc.
EGGS-Weak at 12kc.
SHINGLES.-Per 1000, 5 inch saps.
s1.6O; 5 incl hearts, s2.25; 6 nch saps.
800; 6 inch hearts $4.25. \
TIDE