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mm THr CHAPX0TT3 NEWS AUGUS T 25, 1911 i L. ate IVIarket Reports Complete Coits^n-Stocks-Gralri-Provlslons-IVIIscellaeieof^iis .771 Sfot MaiKtt i. i’ A\ip 25.—Si)Ot rot- l^ew York Cotton New York Stock Market New York, Aug. 25.—Sellins of York, An?:. 25.—Th« cotton Xew .i iiu^rr. no qu('t!>tions. opened Han r» r.n aclvanco of Etccl-.B was resumed at the opening to , Vu.l;. _o. Spot mid* “ ^ P-)ints on Ajgiir.^ .'nu of 9al2 points day with new low records in Lehigh ^ ^ othoi nv-»nt!’i' in rer.nnnso to hlRli- Valley and Amalgamated Copper Uuited .1^. ^ . bpot cotton, or oaLIes. lejjorts that the Liverpool which declined a point each. 2j.- Spot mid- heen HCitled, and bullish st.otea Steel opened with sal Chicago Lhjci Chicago, Aug. 25.—A sag in the wheat market here today resulted from the fact iaat stocks at the ouays in Liverpool had been released by tho ending of the strike. Bearish infiu- - - sales of 6,-ience came alec from the crop sitiia- ; pi \ato ciop accoKu'.s. August was re- ooo shares at a fractional loss andltion in northwest Canada, where the lii , vur, 2r».—Cotton \ol.\ fiini aa thy result of a liitle Southern Pacific, Reading, Xorlbern harvest is only a week off and anoth- a: ;. d; m.Wllni! 11c. buylus by scattored shorts, but tho ad- PaclBc and Eric, were ot 5ubst:in.lal by realizing at fracltoiis. Tlie only notable gain was . y rila f nftnn artd later months eased off a few o j • * « r. r. .UiOlte LOllOn poi^ta from the best during the early ^ Canadian Pacific. 1-tOO trading under Southern gelling, real-' market became more active on Izing by recent local buyers end some tbe decline directly after the opening, I'lesuie A\iiich may have been en- a number or stocks joining the year's i »»n:rtiKed by reptirts of further rains i . I In tho Southwest and prospect for ‘-'^^cness was most pro-1 showers again today. The market jounced In Reading and Lehigh Val-j during tho middle of the morning was entire list with a few nervous nnd unsettled with new crop uniniportant exceptions reflected se- points net ' >> United States Department of Agriculture wkathet? bureau WIT./UB L. MOORBJ. .apool Cotton, A;g. 2.i. -Closing; Cot-, , ; Ir lb. nand; prices 7 to vere pressure. Tnited States Steel I was offered down to TO in enormous £ing QUiilities but vigorous bear attacks ^he r>2 nionlhs about 7.1 S higlier. *;.ss Advices from Memphis re{'oi\,*ia» . . .. li.t'.S that details of the National Ginners’ bailed to send it below that figure until ' _ _ 0.12 report making the average condition shortly before the end of the first 6.17 of the crop 76 per cent aKainst 89.9 ' Losses (lay were 5,i>00 I'ci' cent tov.'ard the ena of July show-, ^ “ points were general. Titiii •,> , vf> for specula- t'tl a big deterioration in nearly all \ ^onds were Bteady. rtiil l.GOO stptcs, \vpr0 follow^tj bv a firmer luar- Tho dov.nwfiid rnov6inGnt was kei late in the forenoon and prices at checked in the second hour but recov- including 2^*0 Amorl- mid-day were about J5 to 16 points net were feeble in a few cases, ex- ; higher on new ciop months while An- tending to a point after which set- d quiet and steadv and gust was bid up to 12.SU, or 35 points promptl}'^ followed. A feature .net higher, by scattering shorts. It ^*as the offering of minor issues at ma- 0 r>6 [was reported that a special train was*^®^"^^ concessions. Discussion on the (;.4o'2 ' being run to Xew Orleans carryin- exchange embraced the critical rail- (1,16'3 thf*r(' foi" delivery on August contracts road labor situation, th© depression . !*. 11*0' and while it was not generally sup- London and the continent and other .. e.OSii rosed that the short Interest in '• 'adverse factors. The heavy offerings 6.'>S^'2 ’ local market was a large one bulls . of steel came in large part from the 6.10 I seemed to have the spot month in con- e.ll'ii trol. Spot, nominal. 6.13^ai Estimated receii)ts at the ports to- •’a • IS,000 bales against 7,442 last ^nd n,257 last vp.Tr Cotton Statistics. z 2.^. -The follow- > k y cot*on statistics; ' iiul.-, bales. [ . ran. 2,' '" II. s, "'IS.O’"'. ' Mh 325,000. ' urded, 4,000. shorts who used this stock as a weap' on with which to assail the general list. The market was comparatively ac tive with few price changes during mid-day. The partial rally was moder- wcek 85.000 against 36,388 last week ately well maintained and gaye prom- fliid u5 4(>7 IS-St j’Gflr ' bcttcrniGiit, Short covering fls At New Orleans today 1,503, against' ^”ch as anything else helped to stem 554 last week, and 121 last .^'car. At the decline. . , 4.1, Houston todav 13,380 against 8,839 last' Another drive against prices in t e year and 11,931 last year. ; early afternoon sent the Harnman Close: New York Spot Cotton. 'and Hill stocks still lower, as well as New York. Aug. 25.—Spot cotton ’ Amalgamated Copper and American ->v>l Stores. Aug. 25.—Turpen- . F' -in firm; t:.pe F Market Data .Tan. . , March Mfiy . (M.duo i'l 1-2 high-i .lune. . ,i 1^' til 1 point lower ■ .hily 1. (">pened quiet un- August >in^ decline. At 12:15; Sept . t v.ii-; ptend.v at a net Oct. . , > 7 poi!'. s on near and Nov.. ,i ’.‘nt .»o^‘U^on.^. '.^p.iri'il a ili-cline of •roin r?:lri p. m. Spot 7 po'nt.=; advance, ^rle? ^.Ot'" American: 2."0A American; non ■. -’‘',idv } to 7 higiier c!' '• aP'l - t'l 1 e li- - !i >-!;nin^;. rinsed quiet, 45 points higher; mld- dl’nnr uplands 13.15; middling gulf 13.40. No fcales. Close New York Futures. New York. Aug, 25.—Cotton. Futures closed steady. Open. High. Low. 11.41 11.60 11.37 H.53 11.71 11.48 11.62 11.7N 11.59 n..'S 11.58 flat 11.60 11.60 flat 12.62 13.05 11.55 11.70 11.39 11.59 11.37a . 11.50 11.65 Close. 11.59—60 1^70-71 11.76—78 12.62 11.47 11.35 Doc. 11.42 11.78—80 12.98—13 11.68 11.58—59 11..55—59 11.63—05 New Orleans Cotton verature no rain." r»'. Smelting. United States Steel fell to its previous low and the entire mar ket was once more unsettled. WNahDanrflgtril-bdrbh- The market The market closed weak. Fractional rallies came in the last hour. Union Pacific and Southern Pacific recover ing a point of their declines, but the movem*ent otherwise was not con vincing. Lehigh Valle.y and Reading were again under pressure, bt. Paul, preferred, declined 6 points. New York Stocks. Last sales. Alnaalgamated Copper 58 American Beet Sugar 4914 American Car & Foundry 48% (American Cotton Oil t American Locomotive 34 V2 American Smelting & Ref’ng.. 69 Amer. Smelting & Refng pfd 105 American Sugar Refining. Anaconda Mining.. Co.. . Atchison Atlantic Coast Line Paltimore & Ohio Brooklyn Rapid.. Transit. I Canadian Pacific t Chespeake & Oliio Chicago & Northwestern., Chicago, Mil. & St. Paul.. erpool vnrded 3.;^90. houses 4.2S2; I New Orleans, Aug. 25.—Cotton fu tures (»pened steady at an adavance of '2 to 6 ];oints on good cables. The { " catiic!- map was favorable :us it show- ~ , . j „ 1 good rains in the west and private oxfjs f'ioad: , advices from both Texas and Okla- .• ep.-trrn portion • \\ ere more cheerful tlian for - Tth. hf'ayy ^t time past. .\t the same time -^''■•ene,' cr,,], did not have any effoct on prices, i>robably because Colorado Fuel & Iron « f the growing opinion that the Sep- Colorado Southern icmber condition report is going to be very low. Shorts bought covers and fresh buying for long account was in evidence. .\t the end of the first half ^ [ bour of business prices were 7 to 11 cerfifiei, points over yesterday’s close. 1 Reports from the interior during tho morning were unfavorable in the extreme and they stimulated buying Worth. TexasijfQj. ijoth accounts. Rep'orts from Tex- and cooler ’ jjj, ^vere to the effect that buyers : nc*« to great^ypj.g finding it difficult I0 fill their » are ,.Q,nmittments for both August and ' Soniember. The movement to the ! principal points in Texas was fairiy ■ “First new much of any vceks earlier. on values. Shorts were good n very promi- I buyers throughout the morning ses- Delaware & Hudson Denver & Rio Grande.. Denver & Rio Grande pfd. Erie , (5rent Northern pfd .. . Great Northern Ore pfd Illinois Central Interborough-Met j Interborough-Met pfd.. .. (Louisville & Nashville.. , Missouri Pacific j Misouri, Kansas & Texas. ^ National Biscuit i National Lead i New York Central 102¥2^ Norfolk (feWestern 101 ; Northern Pacific 116 1141^ 34 H 10314 121 100 7478 232% 72 140 1121's 2SH 4 9 Vs 164 23 Vi; 52 Vs 28’/^ 121% 18 VoXVA: 14 41 Vs 141V4 401^, 2 9 Vo 132 er night of escape from frost hod made the outlook more flattering. Both Winnipeg and Regina reported the weather clear and warm. Open ing prices were l-8al-4 lower to a shade up. December started at 94 3-8 to 94 1-2, within a sixteenth either way of last night’s figures, but declined to S4 1-8. Purchases by a leading house on the bull side made corn firm. Trade otherwise, hovv'ever, was scattered. December opened l-Sal-4 to 1-4 higher at 62 1-8 to 62 l-8al-4 and then react ed to 62al-8. The oats pit watched corn. Busi* ness was purely of a scalping sort. De cember started a shade to l-8al-4 dear er at 41 3-4a7-8 and seemed inclined to keep within that range. Provisions responded moderately to strength in the hog market. First sales were 5 cents lower to 7 l-2c up with January delivery at 16.47 1-2 for pork, 9.02 1-2 to 9.05 for lard and 8.45 for ribs. Cash grain; Wheat, No. 2 red, 90 l-4a3-4; No. 2 hard, 91 l-2a95; No. 1 hard spring, ol^. 1.16al.l7; No. 1 north ern do 1.14al.l5; do new, l.OOal.lO; No. 2 do old, 1.15; No. 2 northern spring, new, 1.00al.05; No. 2 spring, 98al.03; velvet chaff, 92al.00; durum, 88a98. Corn, No. 2, 62 1-2; No. 2 white, 64 l-2a3-4; No. 2 yellow, 64a65. Oats, No. 2 white, 42 l-4a43; No. 3, 39 3-4; standard, 42al-2. Chicago Grain and Produce. High. Low. Close. WHEAT— Sept 901/4 89% 901^ Dec 94% 94% 94%' May lOOVi 100 100% CORN— Sept 64% 64 V6, Dec 62% 617/3 May 64%, 64% OATS— Sept 42% 42 Vs Dec.. 44-% May 47% 47'^/8 PORK, bbl.— Jan .... 16.47V^, 16.25 16.25 LARD, 100 lbs.— Sept 9.32 9.25 9.25 Oct 9,40 y.32Va. 9.32% Dec 9.20 9.17 Va 9.17,V2 P^BS, 100 lbs.— Sept 9.07Vi S.95 8.'95 Oct 9.07 V2 S.97Va, 8.97 Jan 8.45 8.35 8.35 LOW c5S I HiCH ' V. Z--- ri"vA cCcHiaX cG'cr^Jtx^o^. -Xo-vo-LcjAX/ 0^ S (xJUjLn^>ci>OL/x^ LOW 64%, 61% 64% 42% 44% 47% Pacific Mail Ponnsyh ania .. .. People’s Ga.s . . .. Pullman Palace Car Reading Rock Island Co.. sir.n and considerable buying for long rauFed by in evidence. At the noon ,, ,f profliction.''.' trading months were 20 to n Texas. The'25 points over yesterday’s last quo (.;’«ort to depress, (^tions. • 2: good support. ; afternoon session the mar-1 ^^^k Island Co. pfd ijiet was very steady. Af 2 o’clock the ^ g^njhern Pacific.. — i trading months were 23 to 26 points ^ gQ^^he,-n Railway.. l! & Co. I over yesterday’s close. . niru : ft -lepcnds Open New Orleans Futures. . ■ renditions than | Xew Orleans, Aug. 25.—Cotton fu- >ield. I tures opened steady: i August 12.15 bid; September 11.39 a41; October 11.28a29; December 11.31 & Montgomery the rerent Irreg- ^32; January 11.36a37; May 11.47a48; ■ . - nnu uncertainty bureau figures ' ■!.;il Ginners’ figures points deteriora- f'fiVrt. Id & Nuzum. some higher but • advise purchases Wiiiiston & Co . . ve that this price maintained and May 11.57a 59. Chicago Provisions. Butter firm. Creameries 20a26; Da- ries I8a22. Eggs strong, receipts 6.901 cases; Union Pacific I'nited States Steel. . .. United States Steel pfd. Wabash W'abash pfd W'estern Union Standard Oil. - 1 ‘/8 120% 101 Vi' 157 14(V% 25% 48% 110 Vs 27% 166% 70 114 Vs bl4 29 ..74% 592 Cattle Market Chicago Cattle. Chicago, Aug. 25.—Cattle, receipts estimated at 2,000, market steady. Beeves 5.10 8.10 Texas steers 4.50 6.40 W’estern steers 4.25 @ 6.95 Stockers and feeders .... S.li) @ 5.50 Cows and heifers 2.25 @ 6.40 Calves 6.00 @ 8.85 Hogs, receipts estimated at 12,000, market strong. Light 7.20 @ 7.70 Mixed 7.05 (§; 7.70 Heavy 6.90 7.65 Rough 6.90 @ 7.15 Good to choice heavy ., 7.15 @ 7.50 Pigs 4.75 @'7.50 Bulk of sales 7.20 ^ 7.50 Sheep, receipts estimated at 8,000, market steady. Native 2.15 @ 3.75 W’estern a,50 @ 3.70 Yearlings 4.00 @ 5.75 Lambs, native 4.00 @ 6.60 Western 4.75 @ 6.80 iObaervation# taken at 8 m. m. 75th meridian tiire. lecbars or eontixmous lines; peso througli points of equal air prepure. IsothermB, or dotted lines, pass through points of equal tern para- toe; thay will be drawn only for zero, fuzing, 90 degrees and 100 degrees. Symbols inaicate ftate of weather*- O clear; Q partly cloudy; • cloudy (8) rain; ® snow; ® report missing. Ar rows fly with the wind. First figure, minimum temperature for past 12 hours: aeoond, ai-houi rainfalC if it equals ,01 inch; tiurd, wind velocity of 10 miles per houir or more. ♦ THE WEATHER. ^ Forecast for Charlotte and Vicinity. Showers tonight or Saturday. Local day. For North Carolina. showers tonight or Satur- Florence .. .. .. 94 70 .00 Goldsboro .. .. .. 92 70 .00 Greensboro . . .. . 92 58 .00 Newbern .. 92 66 .00 Lumberton . . .. . 94 70 .20 Raleigh .. . . . .. 92 *72 .00 Weldon ,. . 96 74 .00 Wilmington 80 *74 .00 *—Lowest temperature for 12-hour Weather Conditions. An extensive area in the central and southern portions of the country has been visited by local showers during the past 24 hours. This area includes Florida, portions of Alabama, Texas- and Georgia and extends from Arkan sas and Tennessee northward to the Lakes. Moderately "warm weather covers the Southeastern states, but the inter ior and the'Northwest is still under the influence of th© high pressure area central this morning over the Plains states-, with its attendant cooler wea ther. Unsettled barometric conditions over the interior and Eastern states, indi cate showers for this vicinity, tonigh or Saturday. period ending 8 a. m. Daily Movement of Produce. Lehigh Valley London Stock London, Aug. 25.—American securi- •ng to sell the mark- at mark, cases included lOal t; ^ j^^ved irregularly during the early j trading today. A few stocks advanced ' but most of the list declined on real- I izing. At noon the market was easy 15 1-2; prime firsts 17. C’heese strong, Daisies 13 l-2a.i-4. Twins 12 l-2a 3-4; Young Americas 13 V2a3-4; Horns 13 l-2a3-4. | — ranging from half above , turkejs 14, chicken below yesterday’s New York Poultry easy, 12 1-2; springs 14 1-2. Veal steady, 50 to 60 lb, wts. 8a9, 60 to !5 lb wts. 9 l-2al0 1-2; 85 to 110 lb wts. 11. Stone & Co. 1 Close: New York Money. . moving freely, j New York, Aug. 25.—Close: Prime urunnl than expect-1 mercantile paper 4 1-2 per cent; ^erl- ' i i; trade poor It'ing exchange steady with actual ®usl- n 1 i.ifflcult to suRtan | ness in bankers’ bills at 483.75 for bO- day bills and at 486.05 for demand. Commercial bills 483. Bar silver 5J 1-8. Mexican dollars 45. Government bonds steady. Railroad bonds, irregu lar. OTTE PRODUCE. ■ ,i bv Erner.t H1H.> 10 .13 .15?j>20 .18 .10 95 .60 Could Not Deny It. “1 will ask you,” said the lawyer, who was trying to throw doubts on the testimony of a witness, “if you have ever been Indicted for any offense against the law?” “I never have, sir.” Have you to 5-8 below yesterday’ closing. . i.ater prices advanced in sympathy with the strengthin the general mark et, but selling pressure caused a re action in the afternoon. The closing was weak. New York Call Money. New York, Aug. 25.—Money on cai! steady, highest 2 1-4 per cent; lowest 2 per cent; ruling rate 2 1-4, last loan 2; clos-ing bid 2; offered at 2 1-4. Time loans steady, 60 days 2 3-4a3 per cent; 90 days 3 to 3 1-4 per cent;/Six months 3 5-8a3 3-4. Up to Date Uncle Mose, a plantation negro, was being asked about his religious affiliations. “I’se a preacher, sah,” he said. “Do you mean,” asked the aston- ever"'heen arrested on a Mose felt himself getting into deep water. • “No, sah,” he said. “Ah touches that subject very light.”—Success Magazine. LD FOR YEARS • ■ sfcninoh trouble that - — . nd rosist. d all rem-l charge of any kind?” .'■'i n W. .Mfiiiders, ofj “,\ever.” ii'l' , sfpmcd doomed. I “Wc-ll. have you ever been suspected .i 'nrm and give up of committing a crime?” I aid, "he can’t “I’d rather not answer that ques- •r" "Whatever I ate!tion.” i - ‘'till I tried I “Ha! Yon would rather not. I ‘ •'hirV' worked such thought so. I Insist upon your answer- (■ fiipf I f;;n now ^•at ing it. Have you ever been suspected rn t ti.kf* for years. Its of crime?” rrn'rdv for stomach' "Yi^s. sir, often. Every time I come i. * • ' r - '.od for the liver hom- from a trip abroad the customs Miss Louise Murphy will entertain to- 'TV bottle guaran- inspectors at New York suspect me of morrow mOTnmg at her beautiful home t . Nortti Church street. IN HONOR OF MISS RAWLINGS. In honor of Miss Allie Rawlings, of Norfolk, guest of Miss Lillian Clinard. >c at W. L. Hand & Co. j being a smuggler.”—Chicago Tribune, j Ship ments. 31,100 108.000 171.000 103.000 *i,3o6 Re ceipts. ITlour. bbls 24,100 Wheat, bu 182,000 Corn, bu 345,000 Oats, bu 398,000 Rye, bu 5,000 Barley, bu 71,000 Car Lot Receipts. Wheat 144 cars, with 77 of contract grade; Corn 282 cars, with 150 of contract grade; Oats 303 cars. Total receipts of wheat at Chicago, Minnea polis and Duluth todaj’ w^ere 411 cars, compared with 317 cars last week and 575 cars the corresponding day a year ago. The Radical Antipodes. Australasia, with its numerous ex periments in an almost socialistic government, especially in New Zea land. is showing a keen interest In all radical books, even those which deal with conditions, so foreign to Australasia as those of America. Re cent large orders for “The Chasm,’' by George Cram Cook, and “The Vis ioning,” by Susan Glaspell, radical African novels show this interest. TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE /Jnder and by virtue of the authority vested in me, by a deed of trust, exe cuted to me as Trustee, on the 10th day of September 1910, and record ed in Book 267, Page 460, ofllce of Register of Deeds, Mecklenburg coun ty, default having b en made in the payment of the notes thereby secured, and demand having been made on me by the owner of said notes, I will offer for sale on the 26th day of September, for cash to the highest bidder, the following described real estate: Beginning at a stake on Gold otreet in Western Heights, at H. C. Severs, corner being 40 feet from the North east side of the J.''E. S. Davidaon lot and runs thence with Gold street towards W. 5th St. extension, 40 feet to a stake in H. C. Severs line, thence with H. C. Sev^^rs line one hun dred and sixty (160) feet more*or less to Ptazier Avenue, with Frazier Ave nue towards W. Trade St. es^tension, forty (40) feet to H. C. Severs line, thence with H. C. Severs line one hun dred and sixty (160) feet more or less to the beginning. Being the same land conveyed to W. R. Ewart and W. P. Ewart by H. C. Severs and wife by deed recorded in Book —, Page —. Office of the Register of Deeds. This, the 25th day of August. D. L. KISTLER, Trustee. 25-4t. oaw. Weather Bulletin. • eT L- ^ 3 ^ E 2 • S --H” STATlOiVS. « ^ ^ « W 5 Ol ** X >, .J c A. .E At 8 a. m. Ea&tern time: Atlanta 86 70 .00 Augusta 88 72 .00 Birmingham .... 86 70 .00 Boston 74 GO .00 Charleston 86 78 .00 CHARLOTTE .. .. 90 72 .00 Chicago 64 62 .00 Corpus Christi .... 86 76 .00 Denver 64 44 .00 Fort Worth .. ,. — 66 .14 Galveston 86 78 .00 Houston — 74 .00 .Tacksonville 88 76 .oo Kansas City 72 64 .02 Little Rock .... — 70 .24 Louisville 88 70 .18 Memphis 86 74 .02 Mobile 80 72 1.50 Montgomery 88 70 .04 New Orlans .... 88' 72 .62 New Yor.: 74 58 .86 Oklahoma 74 06 .00 Palestine 88 74 .00 Salt Lake City ... 76 52 .00 San Antonio — 72 .26 San Francisco .. .. 60 50 .00 Savannah 88 76 .00 Shreveport 88 72 .00 Vicksburg — 70 .00 Wilmington 88 74 .00 St. Louis 66 60 .01 COTTON REGION BULLETIN. Stations of Wilmington District. CHARLOTTE .... 90 72 .00 Cheraw 90 68 .01 Heavy Rainfall. Waynesbpro, Ga 1.80 Blackville, S. C. 1.10 Mobile. Ala 1.60 Ardmore, Okla 2.00 Remarks. Precipitation is reported from all districts being most general in Sa vannah and Houston districts. Tem peratures have fallen over Oklahoma. Elsewhere the changes have been un important. O. O. ATTO, Observer. cast: Tennessee: Local showers tonight | or Saturday. South Carolina: Local showers to night or Saturday, light to moderate south winds. Georgia; Local showers tonight or Saturday, light o moderate south winds Florida: Showers tonight or Satur day. light to moderate east winds. , Alabama and Mississippi: Local showers tonight or Saturday, light moderate south winds. Oklahoma: Tonight and Saturday generally cloudy. Weather All Over the South. Washington, D. C., Aug. 25.—Fore- WIFE GOT TIP TOP ADVISE. 1 “My wife wanted me to take our boy | to the doctor to cure an ugly boiI.”| writes D. Frankel, of Stroud, Okla. ‘*1 ^ said ‘put Bucklen’s Arnica Salve on it.’ She did so, and it cured the boil in a short time.” Quickest healer of Burns, Scalds, Cuts. Corns. Bruises, Sprains, Swellings. Best Pile cure on earth. Try it. Only 25c at W, L. Hand & Co. MeatandVegetable Choppers Prices $1, $125, $1.50 and up They are a treasure in any cook room. Ve.getable Slicers- potatoes, apples, etc. -You should see these. Will slice up cabbage, No danger of cutting or slicing your fingers. We carry in stock the largest line of Tin, Galvanized and ICnam- eled Ware tliat is kept in the city. No trouble to show this line. If the price and quality does not suit you no harm will be done. The Mechanic that needs Tools will find an unsurpassed stock in our house to select from. Our Toledo Cookers saves both water and fuel, (both of thore are of great consideration, now) and cook the finest victuals you ever tasted. K’ceps all the juiccs and flavors with your food. Why not try one? Those who have tried them arc pleased. Weddington Hardware Co. 29 East Trade Street GREAT 50c Shirt Sale A Wonder for the Money Negligees in Neat Stripes and Figures and Solid Colors. Work Shirts with Soft Attached Collars in Kah-Kai,Solid Blues, Greys, etc. All 50 Cervts Ready to fit your boy for school in Fall Suits, Shoes, Shirts, Hats, Caps and all Furnishings. , H. C. LONG & CO.