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T i .l- ! i : nktls. i h Tiiorn Was ,, 1 uV That Yarn MdU Will Cur 1 , 3. ' , ' ' .'.''" ''' i w Tork, Nov. T.-Tlio cotton raarkt . vl nervous and irrcCulr to-day. clos- ' tt;i steady at a Wt loss of 1 to 1Q points, j v estimate at i.TS.OiO I nk-s. Tho market opened steady, at 'a decline rf 4 points, which wa about a due on i ike IJvfipool cables. The English mar-; let felt the Influence of a crop estimate of 11 M.M0 bl. early out ,tlr wcak,n" ! ed and as 12 to II pointa lower at the hour t the local -opening Pr,ce Ktasilied up after the call on covering ef short and some moderate WPP from the bull clkiue but ntu selling 5 . to -U vomte nt HKher wrakered under a, re new. ot Wall Street bear Pre" liquidation. - January .old oft from 10., to lo.W or point under the hlgli level t yesterday. Rumor- that considerable amount cotton were being brought here for delivery on. December contract, were profcably responsible for the rela tive canine" of tho near position. To ward the oie prices rallied slightly on covering and were totally I to 1 pointa vp from the lowest Weather reports were considered favorable and there was no change in thonawa from Southern spot markets, where it la said cotton rtt e-secured at concession In con? leratlon of. prompt cash payment. There was a good rteal of bearish gos sip lis to. the conditions In dry Roods rlrclea end It whs feared 'that Southern vern- mill would curtail their .produc tion. Southern spot market-officially reported unchanged to He. lower. . Receipts' at the ports to-oay scalnst 7T.i'l last week and 55.061 last vear. For tlte wock vuik bb"" last week, and 4SU1 lust year. To day's v receipt . at ' New Orleans against 16.411. HEAVY TOXK IX STOCKS. riuiiiline X At" Yet lllpo Vw fcccuri- ties (o Move Definitely Ont of Uto Influences of tlie financial turbaucc. ; New Tork. Nov. 7.-Keverat Important vm i..inv served as an sdnionltlon tlist conditions not yet ripe to move definitely out of tha Influences of the in.ii tliii-hanre from which the conntrv h suffered. The action of the W,rknt Indicated some disposition to contest the effect of these events bttt the heavy tone prevailed ultimately. The Advance m unictm upw'"- ... the Bank ot England to 7 per cent. I:a no parallel since the crisis of 1K3. al though th rate In that year went as lilsh as ter cent. In the case of Ike a nrr rent, rtate of the Bank of France. ft' seems not to have hcen touched be fore ainto the Franco-Prussian war pe " r!oH. . .'i Additional cold was .nesccd for Xew Y.rV tMliv' In snlto of these measures wnl-n may in tun verve io eiiraii n'i to ionion ani i-sins ir-roi outer sourcve nut seem lneficaaous to obstruct the withdrawals for New York. The extent to which the nioney market was affect- d was a disappointment to those who had looked for prompt relaxation witn the first arrivals of gold. Money on call for operations in stocks still remains scarce. The Immediate results of the completion of the Tennessee Coal trans ection In the stork market proved rather disconcerting. With the admission; to the stock exchange list of the $00,000.01 of Cnltel States Steel sinking fund bonds presumably. -employed In that transact len there was evident liquidation mid a do-. ' T-llne of ! points in the bonds. Tennessee : - Conl fell . precipitately from the artlfl- ell level at wnich 11 lint been arbitrnrily ' eld. ISondi were Irregular. Total sales, par iraltie. t2.a4.0W. , ,tT; S. Zs and Sa registered advanced Vg and the 4s 1 per cent en cell. Total sales stocks to-day SRI.flM shares. ' fncludlng: Copper 4S.Sno; ugar 2,10fr; A. f. f r C. O. 1.fl0; I N. SM; N. W. W. rennsvlvnnls it.Wtii Union Pa Hn te,V: Hmithern Rw.v E; do pfd. jno; V. 9. Meet Vft. Caro. Chemical P: Woks Phcffleld 100. v; Vork, Nov. T.-fitamlaH Oil Z5. ' ' PHltlmore. Nov. 18. A. U. eommnn nil preferred, nothing doing. New York, X ov, 7.-M. ii, O. rt. Is 70 H1. . " New Orleens Sv rwimi, ' -New Orleans. Vv. 7.401tnm spot firm vltli prices um hsngeit. Middling 10V, sste I. W lislos n Mpot and W0 tn urrtve. Futures opened tdeady, 4 to 5 points Wlow tlie cloie yeslerdny reilerting the jioer showirg t Liverpool. The preseneo of severs! large buying orders In (he murket sided niaterliilly In bringing about n udvbnce. and the searrity of , oRertngs iiitumd the rlnat was alo h"lp ful In 'keeping prices wp. In llie lute eesshm, .Iia r,:arket dropped luick under ; beer pressure nd the close found the ncttve months to li joints b'-l;w the -los yesterday. taomng bids- Xov. ui.4: .ec. 10.34; Jnn. 1 ffl; Kob. 50.; March 10X'; April 10.3;;; May 10.; June :o.V, Julv Mix NAVAL MTOniiS. Xe Orleans. l,a Nov. .--Receipts: Jl rrels rostn' W barrel turptntlue, KxporlH for New Vmk; ,4'jO barrels roln; 'JX bjrrels turpentine.- fhsrlexl'm. 8. C. Nov. 7 Turpentine .aud't 4i'4; sal"s none. Rosin iulet, ealH none. ABC ii.tfl 1o D gi.40 to tttt; K 11.46 to V 1.146 to CK; O U4". to VJ&; II 1 r- K M 'w; M 4 V.; N fj.46; W U I5; Pavaimat;. Gu.. Nov. BplrltK turpen tine lirm. 44'4 to :; khIoh Ml; receipts i.iSl shipment 171. ffcwln firm; salea reeelnts 8,S: shipments 3,575; stocks iHtfrS. Qurtle: A H ! P.: to 13.00; I) C& to ;.); K B.M 4- JC1 F $3.f5 to C: G $3.a to $.!.; 11 .0 to C70: 1 4; K $4.); M $0: N 5.5; W O ; "W W $ !C. Wilmington, No. 7 Bptrltn turpentine nothing doing; receipt it casks. P.neH, nothfr.g doing' receipts 119. ' Tr firm. 2.; re.eipt 1). - Crudrt tirtntlim flrn:, K-Z; P..3D and $t.lfi; rec?lits 40. .Hubbard Bros, A Co. Cnlton letter. Specbil to Tfie Observer New York, Nov. 7.- Liverpool cables that the feeling In that market has l -rome bearish In coreo,tience of the ron . tln-ied demand on the Bank of Fngland , for gold for America and the high bank 1. rat. Here tjje feature Is the bearish tone prevadlng the trade and ths heavy selling by outside Interests who look for lnrer prk-ea on cotton a result of the " flnneiaj - sttuatlon. 'The market iralWes quickly, whenever the sllltig cease but the local , trader, see mt lucre In the Investment demand and are lmprfed ivy planter. The tendency towards lower .crop estimates continue foreshadowing , a smaller government estln att Irt D mber. Ko attention Is pnld to any fae , tor excepting the financial situatloit which, thongli Improrlt.g here. Is believ ed to toe serious In other ninrkets. . ,v . . . - ... ' ; ; CJilcao Grain ana Frotlslo. tv Ci(cgo Nov. 7 Wheat price on tlie local egebange broke 1 ct)1s from' tile high point; to-day on general aetHng l; caed, by a slurrp d-Unj at ..'.Winnipeg K. and by tlie ftnaticlal eltuatliw. . At the rlose, wlteat for December delivery w down ! tent, eorn wan vft mim 1 y lower; pr3ilns 4c. low-r to Ik-, higher, -y. ? Open, lsh - Low, . cioae WIIKAT w Idsy.. .. '.. .. 1"- jy.i lswj . ... . r;.T- Julv ,.,'. ...... 9I!4 ' . Msg . s. .. "'? ' '';. lew y'.'i. pec ,. .. .. ;;! & 3 1.) ly .W. jit ' , V t' f; May i-i.-.iW, :.W-i' ..:1V ''i ;iV.Iie- j -4' iw'f '4.;'jf''i4 Jiitr-r.ii1; W';- tvfi:;-''?i ' 1U atri, 47 '4. 4i 11.17 HB .795 fORK ?f:':-'-'i'--'?'" ;'; My ... .... . ... U' y.ARo .-ii'- :h '-,: j Jan.... !, ; .4 ji-'f-. ,' lisy. "''fr VV ...'.:.. 8,15, 7.1 ,-:;.V,"'v,: :i'-- 1147, T.V7 ( .n 7 13 sCJ t I'll I I ' "i' y f. .tif wi-rttfnri!fl 7.17, I" l,-t fcioei '..!. -it. llntam New (H-'ran. tunc t:rui; niictniiiiS r i 't. - n ro receipts $.": . sieadv: niiaith'ig 1"'' rvnmpM "': gross recc-'ptH !" stock 32.t'"l; f r.mre i".ji. " ; - SavaniKili. tone quiet; nmmiii.K net roovfpts .l3; gross ievt:..i sales stock it3,6l; contineiu coestwise . . ' ..... 10", not reeelnts 1.4: gross receipts 1,4M. stock iCWt; coastwise 1.2ft). ..,' M'ilmington. tone steaoy; niiuniin 10 7-W; net receipts S.MSi: gross receipt si: stock 35..ifcl; tit. ftntaln - Norfolk, tone steany: iriatnun ; net rece'Dts i6S5: gross receipts sale 395, stock 29.01&; co iHtwise .. Haltl:nore. lone nemicaa: imuum.s n,. gross twelpts Kift; stock ' . i Iew torn, tone quieu iuii"" sales W; stock i51."30; Ut. Britain a.; continent 1.150. .... Snrinn iam milvf: mind ing nn receipts 242: gross receipts 2,171; Gt. brt- 1'htliailplila.ii' tone sieauj , - " 11.15: net receipt 60; gross receipts t,w, atock 4.451. '. Total to-day at J pons, nei man, uv. Britain BSlil: France , continent It.Va: stock 749,4X7. ' . . v -M ConsollUated, at all pone, nc Gt. Britain 71.T01; rraace 10,90; conunent 7..HI: Japan t4& TotaJ since Sept. J. at an pons, nci 2.2,M.7C: Ct. Britain 6S1.M France J5C.. W, continent 824.S60; Japan 7,M; Mexico INTEBIOR MOVIMKXT.' ' Houston, tone quiet; middling NP: het receipts- lf.iS4; gross receipts 11,584 ship ments ROOO; stock 7.W4. Augusta, tone . steady; middling W, net reclpts 1 1W. irross mipts 1.963; Shipments 3.4i;. sales 6l stock 4M27. Memphis, tone steady; middling 10 13-1; net receipts ?,1; gres receipts 3.51S; shipments 1.9T4: sales 1730; Stock &2.2T9. tit. I)uls, t ne steady; middling : net receipts 774. gross receipts 8,237; shipments 2.515; sftloa C2: stock 9.51?. Cincinnati, not reieip's '99r gross re ceipts ffflt: shipments 67; stock l),2!. liulsvllle. lone firm; middling 1; net receipts l,0SCj gross receipts 1.925; shipments IB; stock W.61S. 'Little Hock, tone steady; middling 11: : Total to-day, net recelpU 15.119; gross reeelnts 22.2&4: shipment 18.ii; sales 3.442; stock :;. r , New VarkX-wdur. New York, Nov.. 7l-FJour weak-and lower; Mil nesotu. patents 15.20 to IVeO; winter patents $4.8 to 95.J5. Rye flour juiet. Jtnckwheat flour steady. Corn incnl easier; tine white and yellow .1.40 to $1.45. Ilye nominal. Barely nominal. Wheat, snot weak; No. 2 red 1WV Op tions irrtgular. closing heavy 1 to 2H net lower. Dec 108 Vi; May 107. Corn, spot easier;- No. 3 white 704. Op tions closed lower, i December tO'fcj Mny .' . Oats, spot casv; No. 2 white 6354 to 5C Me,f ffrnt Cut meats steady. I,srd qulot; refined weak; continent $9; 8. A. $10; compound 8'4 to 814 Pork fulet Tallow , dull. Petroleum firm. Rosin nulet; strained common to good 14.20. Turpehtine tasy 51. Rice steady. Mo lasses steady. thigar. raw quiet, fair refining $".10; centrlf'igU 96 test $$.90; noliases sugar KIM. Kenned auiet. Kpot coffee quiet. Rio No. 7. t'.i; f!an tosvNo. 4. Sc. Mild coffee dull; Cordova 9Mi to 12. Futures opened steuily and closed steady, net unchanged to 10 points lower. Freights and peanuts unchanged. Vr tntoes steady, for Irish, unchanged; sweets flr-ner; Southern per barrel $1.75. Cabbage dull, unchanged. Hutter firm; creamery specials 2S: ex tras W4: Htati dslry 19 to 25. Cheese quiet, iinchangeil. Kegs firm; Western firsts 27 to 28; seconds ;'4 to 2. I.IVEUPOOU CCiTTON. Liverpool, Nov. 7. Closing cotton, spot in fair demand, prices 4 points lower; American middling fair S.DT; good mid dling H.l!; middling 590; low middling $97; good ordinary fi.31; ordinary 4.M. .. The sales of the dsy were X.0OO bales, of which 1.000 were for speeulatton and export and Included 7.300 American. Re ceipts 15.001 bales. Including 1,1,700 Ameri can. I ; - . " Future opened 'en'sler nd 'closed leady. A mid-loan middling g. o. c. AOV , I. ' Nov-Dec , S.ft'.i l;ec-Jan B.(S Jan-Kel).. ' 4.S5 reb-Mnreh .. .,, B.Ki March-April ,. .. Anrll-Mity ; S.3 MaJ'-Juno 5 fir,!, June-July , , July-Aug ..1 ,x NEW YORK COTTON, New York. Nov. 7. Cotton, spot closed unlet 10 point loweramlddllng uplands 1 ".:; mutant) guir ii.is; aales io.les. Futures opened steady and closed .;;! : ;i..a.;r' steady. Open. High. Lor. Clw. Nov. .. .. ...... 1.T9 10 4 10.W) 10.5:1 !( IO.IjS Ift.iK i..V, Ifl.CI Jan 10.S 10! lO.lti lft.jm Fob jo -m M1110I1 10.24 10..T9 lO.S l.?J April io.d; May , 10. ?7 10 42 10. :H June . - . jo. '.'S July 10. la.S'.' W.x Aiik 10.17 10.17 10.17 lrt.JH The Money Marker. Nf w York, Nov. - T Money on tall (trotig demand, i- to per cent.. ruUng nite ;), closed offered 4 lr esnt. Time loans dull and strong. and days 10 to )3 per cent.; six month tv, to 7. Prime mercantllo tape- not, inally 7 to 10 ik t cent ; sterling eielmnge firmer with actual buslm-ss In bunkers' bllln at. m to W.U) for demand and at 4T tor 0-d-'.y tills. Commercial b.lls 47. Uar silver u'i. Mexican aoiiars p. Ilaltlmore Prodnoe. n.tlilmrjrc, Ntv. ". Flour dull, imclinnc ed. Wheat unsettled; spot contract 9S to 'is',; Southern by tampta 91 to 94. Corn easier; spot mixed ami No. 2 rlill.. to Oats steady; No. -2 while M to KV. Rye rull and lower; No. AA eslertl domestic f to 80. Iliittr. cheese and sugar steady, un ihaPKe t. Vgn steady, 31 to 32. ICstlmate To morrow. .... 14-18.000 .. .. .... 11-IC.0OO I4fl,500 Last Your. .H! 11.W0 Sl.UI ew Orleans Kniistnn .. .. Uulveston.. . Com per m port IteCeipts, To Last day. Year Galveslen .. .. ... .. , ,,. 16AM JK,Still 1 .. t,7X 10.441 713 New Orleans .. .. .. Mobile Kavennnh .. .. .. .. Charleston ,. , , .. I.IW7 ,.. .. ....... l,4t)S f.19 17KS 2,7-11 SVIlmlngton Norfolk ., rldStnn Total estlttiates. 43,000 4D,r9S dmrlotte rrodnre. (Corrected dally by R. II. Field ft Co.) Hens per head .. .. , . S.r46 (htckehs-tprins 20&3 r)r.cRit i , . aft 3i KkCSv... .... .... Huttcr- Kye ... . .. ..... ... ...... ., ft) Corn ..A,' ... ... ,,yi,,imi. 91.'.' Cotton seed ,.' ., .. .. a 30. Oat feud .. .......... 1 .in , n 1 " .1 n . i t Tlie lrr Gond Markat. New York, Nov, ' 7.- tie dry goods market wan very ttnietlli.Hl lo-day C ftis-- ouont the tittsettled ftnanclul condl- tloti. tinny mm are tetttg asked to rll'nlHild shlpnumts. Trade with the jobber continue of a wattennar cherac ler. , . :, . "'".' - j'; ,: lltarlvtte TJatton. ' These flcnre .jrcpivsaat.thn tii p.ild to wagons Nov. Ttli. " " Good !itiddlilig';:" ,,..,., 10.M Middling! ; vm-.; ,;.fi,.j''..-.T.:.i.W' 10-W f New Vork. Nov. I.Cottoi ed ' oil weak end lower n the financial attitatloit mid lower offering from tlm Boutli. Prbtte orude 34 prime unwr yellow S8; 'off sun-trier yellow 3S to Sf ; good oft aunimep yellow Xt to prlnn white. 33 to w pr is- wtW ,ywww- 4U 4iU ... inch riirp 6 inch tra vers ccmp!:t: with one nev warp building motion. It also has filling builder ' Low Pricq Fop Greensboro Supply Company GREENSBORO, N. C. . CARDS dhav,'i:;3 MASON MACHINE POTTOW r.lACHirJERY TAUNTON, MASS. COMBERS LAP SOUTHERN OFFICE AT CHARLOTTE EDWIN HOWARD, AGCNT. 'r THE JOEL HUNTER COMPANY . ' rUBLIO ACCOUNTANTS AXD AUDITORS , vv Suggestions For ImproTed Accountlflg MethodJ. . . . 'Balance SIeeU Prepared. . - ',, :- Present Worth Ascertained. ' .; 1218-20-31 Emplrar Bid-.. Atlanta. fX NEW YORK BONDS. , IT. 9. refunding 2 registered .. .. IT, H. refunding Z coupon .. ...... U, 8. 3s registered t;; 8. 8s coupon .. .. V, 8. New 4s registered U. 8. New 4s coupon .. ., American Tobacco .,,. American Tobacco Cs..,. Atchison general 4.... ...... Atchison adjustment 4s.... Atlantic Coast Une 4s,. .. .. Baltimore & Ohio 4s.. .. Baltimore & Ohio 3.. .. Brooklyn R. T. cv. 4s. Central of Georgia &s.. .. .. 'entral of Oeorgl 1st Inc. ofd.... Central of Georgia 2d lnc Central of Georgia 3d lnc , Chesapeake ft Ohio 4s.. .. .. .. .. Chicago & Alton SM bid ..... j. Chlcngo, B. ft Qtilncy new 4s.......i Chicago, K. I. Pacific R. R. 4s,. 108 vc va is no . ! 08 M . 7i ; MMi 92 2; - 75 G3 ' 42 T , S 56'.. 87 5TH 70 n 40 f)9 79 9S R 4 88 70'j 7 84 4'i it tM 7S - 14 (K) 93 77 h 7!4 8 110 95 mvi 80 80 S9'4 90 102 70 fi2 tThlcago, li. 1. r. n. iw ". -C , C, C. fc Kt. U i.ls general 4s.... Colorado Industrial 5s Series A.... Colorado Midland 4s hid Colored ) & Southern 4s Cuba bs ' ' Denver & !Uo uranae is Distillers' Securities as.. Mrie prior lien 4s ofd .. .. .... Krle General 4s Hocking Valley 4s Japan 4Vfca cerilncat"s .. Japan 4MiS certificates MHfrlrs..... Louisville Se Nasi). Cnified 4s ofd Manhattan, consol gold 4s ofd.. Mexican Central 4s lid Mexican Central 1st lnc Minn. & St. Louis 4s ofd.. Missouri. Kansas Texas 4s.. Missouri, Kansas & Texas 2ls National R. It. of Mexico col , 4s... New York Central general 3a.... Now Jersey Central 5s ofd .. ...... Northern Paelrlc 4s.. Northern I'HClflc 3s.... .. iMorfolk St Western1-(consol 4s Oregon Short Line rfdg. 4s I'enn cv. 3s..s ReHding General 4s ... 8t. Louis & Iron Mountain col. lie.. Ht. I .nuts & Han Franclsro fg.s.. St. 'oul Houth western consol 4a... Seaboard Air Une 4s Southern Pacific 4s bid Southern Pacific 1st 4s certillcates. Southri Railway t. Texas & Poclflc Ists oM Toledo St. luls & Western 4s.. .. H4'4 IS 57V4 I'nion I'acuic 4 95 I'nlnn I'acltlc cv. 4s ctfit M U. B Steel 2d 6s J2Vi AVnbash ll .,, Western Md. 4s Wheeling Lake Krlo 4s oru it AVlKConsIn Central 4 Jl, lunun in certillcates 77 Atcntson cv. ss " i Atchison cv. 5s W4 Intei-borough Metropoiitnn 4'j.m.. .. . CLOSING STOCK LIST. Adams Express Amalgamated tropper American Car & Foundry ,. ... American Car Foundry pfd American Cotton Oil Ameiioan Cotton Oil preferred!.. .. American l?x press American Hide ft Leather pfd. ... American lee .. .. American Unseed OH American Linseed OH preferred .... American Ixwomotlve American locomotlve preferred ... American melting ft Reiining .. .. American ftmclllng & Iletining pfd. American Sugar Refining American Tobacco preferred elf.. Anaconda Mining Co Atchison ex. dlv 1KV an . -:iH 70 170 11 10T il 9 SH4 vay, tlR . 31 H 711 W Atchison preferred Atlantis 3onst Uno Bsltlmore ft Ohio- 7S-T4 'm 1: 2K nit more ft. Ohio -prere.reii Brooklyn Hnpld Transit nnadlan Pacific fntre! of New Jersey 'Iieipeske ft Ohio hledgn Great Western 'hleago ft Northwestern 7M Chleuifo, Mil. A W. Ksul viri n !( 4ti i;m rti Ml Clilcauo Termlnnl ft Tranrlt Chlcano rerminnl ft Tr.inslt pfd.. ., C., c. ft. iJttua -., olorsdo Fuel Iron 'olorado Rotithern Colorado ft Southern 1st pfd Colorado V 8otshem M pfd dnsolldiited (las .7. .... Cora Product Reflnlng .. .. .. Corn Product Keftnlng preferred. Delaware & Hudson ...... U7 iff is :!) w.t 17 ni4 L7'i Mil 1 t Ri' It 30 51 4HV 4'4 M 74 11 315 5S W Kt Delaware, 1,ackawannti it AAest ... Penver ft Rio Grande .. .. .. Ifc-nvr ft Rio Grande preferred .. PlHtll era' Recurille Frio. , . .i... ,..... Krle 1st preferred... ... Kile- 2d meter red .... 1 General Electrlq Illinois Central .4.. Internutlonnl Paper...... .:. Internntlon! Vaner preferred .... International Pump ..w Tnternatlonal Pump preferred .. ,, Iowa Centrals. ,. .... Iowa Antral preferred Kanss City Hmithem .. Kansas City Southern ( preferred.. lYmlsvlllo A Nashville ., Vtexlcan Central ..... ... ... ..... Mlnnetirf-Ha & St 1ouls ,. Minn.; Ht,; P..' ft Sattit Hie, M. .... Minn., St. P. fault St. M, pfd.. Missouri Pad fl ..v, ... ... .. ... Mlsmmrl, Knnsti ft Texe ,. .. ., Missouri, Kansas A Texn pfd,.,, Notional V"1' , v .,va., ...... Nsitlonnl U. R. ef Mexico pM...,.; New York Civitral ..... . . ... ...... Sti'i Now York, 'flMsno vt ciorn, ,. , t.i :cs 4-' Norfolk ft At 'estern .. ,. Norfolk ft Western, preferred ,. North' American .. ..... Purine Mall . Iem"ivlVltll ..- ....... r(.o,.i' os .... ..v..'. PJtisiMtrg C. O. A ft. I-otii Pressed f"! Cr ... Pressed !el Cor 1 referred Pullman Palace Car ... ... Rea dl ng i, ....... . .................. , Reading 1st preferred ... Reading 2d preferred Republls Ull ... ..,.. ....-......., Republic Stel preferred. .. Hock Isliinil Co.... l- 71' 6" 11 t . I" l' 57 Quick Shipmcnt ArtMKMvn en FRAMES WORKS St Louli ic San Francisco 2d. pfd.. 2S, t;t. Louts Houthwetern ..... -.v .... 14 8v Louis Bouthwestern preferred.. ,29. Southern Psclflc ..... ..... 67 Southern Pncitlc preferred .. lCi Southern 'Railway, &W ..,. . 4 s 13 Southern Railway preferred .., ... w Tennessee Coal & Iron . .. -i....... 10: Texas A Pacific ..... M Toledo. St Louis West.. ........ 19 Toledo, St.' Louis . West pfd...... S44 t'nton pacific1....' .... ... ....-.' Union Pacific preferred .. L'nltod State Express I'nited States Realty'.. .. .. United States Rubber .. .. .. ... United State Rubber preferred. United States Steel .... i , United States Steel preferred ... Virginia Carolina Chemical .. .. Virginia Carolina Chemical pfd. Wabash ...... ,, ... ... H alasht preferred .... .... ... .. Wells Fargo Express ofd Westfnghouse Electric , Western Union : ,, Wheeling Lake Erie .. Wisconsin Central lira? 70 87 Ititi 23l5 3?i " 8i 4) 60 6U Wisconsin Central preferred .. Northern Pacific .,' Central Leather Central Leather preferred Sloss Sheffield Great Northern preferred ... . J8 1074 l.At 314 IKHr Interborough Metropolitan .. .. Intorborotrgh Metropolitan pfd. , Hi OREGON'S UNIQUE GAME LAW. Odd Situation Caused by Feud Be iwcen t.poTHinen anu Ranchmen. St. Faul Dispatch. A- The State of Oregon has a unique game law. . Irt -'fact, no one appeared to know Of Its existence until a four flnrt iffri n he 8evf,ral fanchers were ....-v. ...... ,, aiiuwuig; meir QOgS nll iTer-v. Here is a man unique in the history shout tht hl commenced kicking of American commercial and Inven about the heavy fines, and then some tive development. There have been ?ZrU:' d,sc1Yered that the ,Mt oL men fto achievement it was l rapaMf atVact m&kln " toperfect apparatus that vastly cheap a misdemeanor for a hunter tn nit a lu v. .V.i... -t : ...n lino. deer that was heing chased Abv dogs. . . . . . ..... out at the same time put In a proviso mm prevents tne ranchers from kill ing the dogs that chase the deer In other words you cannot kill deer that are being chased nor shoot the it that are doing the chasing. It may seem queer that any one would think ot killing hounds hut out in the Pacta Monnweat tnere Is always a feud na- iween city sportsmen w t onin?d Jni 1 one side and country with hounds on resident ranchers, on the other. : Oregon passed this odd law because of the ravages of wild animal unon domestic snimais. it is claimed that " ' ,me? in,t .B."""u" S Ln" aeer ?y mem. nun sounas paraaoxical, of course, but this is the way it is eg- D ainea in Oregon: ' Hounds win rarely run a dnsrti A,,, .ter Biiuuia ii. 1110 urar vtiii escDe. hui while the hounds are loose they will clear the woods of the animal thai .1 t . Hinm mn umn- in me spring .iim. ..in bin .1.. . . . feed Its kittens, and the number of .iMi.it. i .a h.t tv,. more deer than hunters do." O. T. KWly, a rancher, has the fol lowing to say about the law: "The law was passed because the attacks of m,U4 bhlma . .nln 1 A 1a.. itl AAA AAA to the farms of Willamette Valley each year.-' The hounds run-these wild anl- nnu .uiiii, mm cib.Ii r. iiicirjr in ri.vw.vuu mala away, saving the farmer's stock, . rut under the olit ls.w. if the hi.nr.rl .r ml. iflur v-llrf animals thv In. variably ended by running deer, sub lectins their owners to fine and ren derlng the dogs liable to be killed, iThe result was that the dogs could not be used and the wild animals had things -nearly their own way. i was nut out or the goat and sheen business under the . old law be- cause I could not turn my dogs loose, The hounds would have kept sway cougar,, lyng. foses. wlldcau, coyotes ana woives. oui i aia nui uare lei lneniRn(j njmirailon, 01 aciiivrcuii;"M go oecause- tney mignt run aeer. When I quit I had less tnan half a many goats and sheep as when I commenced." The Original Lemon Joke Newy York- 8uv 4- - A member of the Iambs Club be lleves -that he has exhumed the orlgl nal lemon joke. il kmon Joke, Th4 other day on -reading ShaKespeareM play ' Love's re-reading naiteperes piay x,oves Labour' U1." for the first time severar years, he wa surprise! find In Act V. scone 2, this passage: ArmadoThe armipotent Mars, lances the 'almighty. ; "Gave Hector a girt Dumaln-A gilt nutmeg. BlronA' lemon. I AngavUle Stuffed wlt,h cloves. Diimftlno, cioven. ;"Kp commentator of evtn 'second rate Imagination wiji jount that a 'gilt nutmeg mcns ' a wooden wut meg, or that the xanKoe wnn claimed to have 1'ivented this article was an Impostor,.. said ; the Lamb. . Apple Cldrf and BrlglH'a Ulscasc New York Tress, An ancient doctor saij to me yester day:, "If a man -will drink a pint of pure, apple. Cldjr every day there will be' no more Brlght's dlseas.;." a younger medico sal J: "All you wagu Is one apple ft day a sour-sweet apple? Yea, yea! Verily. ? nut where are we to find this sowAweet appleT Most apples are mealy, soft.. Insipid., They are Julceless a I .have said a hun dre.t times 'and are devoid of acid. si A good apple is full of sulphur, anJ Cl'JTH TRYOM GT., CHARLOTTE, ti. Ck Cora - Revolvlns Flat C&rdj, Railway Head5, Drawlco; Frames fplnnlnj Frames, Twisters and Spoolers . QuIIIers and Reel, Loom, . i . etc.; CT5. Manufacturers and Jobbers ' ? "' '--""V-' -i ''-'''--'"- ' .-' ... ':''';' rriquenUy nnd It necessary to have Banklnc Facilities In ad dition to those offered by local' banks. ? .' - ' . . , " ; ,. :. ;-THE " first Natral Mi of racaiJiovD, virgima, , With i $1,900,000.00 CaplUI : v Earned' Surplaa 600,000.00 $5 500,000.00 Deposlta t!o00,04)0.00 Total Resources Offer J" the Additional F- dUtlea Keanired. . ' . Joo. B. rurcelL President; , ino, W. Miller, Jr.. VlcePresI , dent; Chas. IV Bnrnettt, Aa- tltunt Caahlert 0. JopUn, Aulsunt casnlety sulDhur is goo,l for a man. Chemists have been strlvlnz for ton centuries to rouuceuipnur tDrimsionei o a potable drink that can be bottled and sold at the soda water counter. ; Not yet, not yethut oon, THE IROXY OF FATEL . . Misfortunes tf WesttoRhouse. Whose Work Has Benefited tlie Aria. Holland, In Tha- Philadelphia Press. Included 4n .the announcement made In Pittsburg a day or two ago of the creation of a. trust, composed of three trustees, .-whose sola respon- slbllity Is the protection of the per sonal nronertv of George Westing- house, so that there may be no need less sacrifice of securities ot woven he is possessed, was a statement that Mr. Westlngnouse naa aireaay puwm with various banks securities aggre- eating nar value i" J20,ooo,go, Dy means of which - he obtainea the Urge personal loans with which he ...j nn.. nf vsrlnns Westinghouse interests, principally in HSirnne ' 1 cn.n nrnnuciiun aiv, mm im.iu a. fnp inirtanee. that one who'invent " ,--1 1 . ed apparatus for an economical -vesting of the great grain fields, or that one who is cniei amon-. i-i inventors of an na rat us by which the sewing machine may be utilised. But . . AWnanttn IT :f P ZjiZ? theae men have" ton ""gh t"-- -- .iimaewea sole v with U although in a few cases they have av0cation or recreation spent their leisure moments in laborato- rles or private wprkshops. Mr., .Westlngnouse, nowever. was U, iH n nn tht nnancial and the .:ti.T-M.. i he had already 5. nM wi,.,. his Inventive ln the n.ld whera his invent e I powers iuuu r.v - established: vast manufactures In the Unllrf, arnd'rFran?rbe .".-: . . , . ing one or tne iar,mi .v.jn. skilled laDor in mnu c.u. .,, i t inrnn tnt sea. ss in 11m umicu ir -v.---, t,-,,tj Ki.tH He ventured Into the husi- nes world, meeting and WPrtln nhiitrsttons that would have stagger- ed many men, and doing that always - with serenity ana apparently ""j" poise of Judgment ana or gcuon. a was creating ynat.weiv.- 1 .u w. - . , I V. IMlifrV Pin eHLlIllBlV lllv m crease of wealth in tne uniieui States and of the world consequent upon tlie mteueciuai inn uwumec. .. I a .. - sItaiiIImwUsii ma - . etlv ties, OI i ueorga . 'wcsiiug.iiwuo. An In this crisis it 1 Safe to Say - that In no way Is Mr. Westtnghouse'a - credit Impaired, his business charac- ter impeached, or the unique aoiJ extraordinary relation which he has borne ttv the development ot ine United States affected, excepting inai ,h immirmtnt nt general credit, uuc to a lack: of confidence, an epidemic 0f distrust Aa which he was one-ot th i first' to be compelled to yield, has brought forth tributes of sympathy at least in this city, comparable In ih.i irni ii) those otner trvouies ui have- fceen paid to the great men of affairs who -with resoluUort and hero- Ism met the appalling crisis oi . week and conquered it. - v,a it hns heen a common re mnrtr that it is 'one of the strangest fate, an experience that tmnreilve and 45TO f nfl le,SOn. that this man whose "S, " have meant so much to ::.i-m. in rh- -,.nnu nf the world should have to - compelled through ni fault or U . k- his head heroically to the of fP..nv end r receive It. It Is not his er.dit ihat is imoalred or his achieve h.sms mat are belittled or character that I smirched, but it Is tha cretllt that has heretofore existed in nil mA asenrities. - And vet ' the man and the interests least responsible for ! ,,( frenv of distrust 1st the man of rent Intellect, the creator of giant HlOUhtriea. Wno IS Ul lirni, m ini iiic overwhelming lury ot tne ,siorm For ttood Building Brick address ... Rock Hill Brick Works,' ; Rock.Hill, S. O, , or 'V. V ! Catawba Brick Co . VanWyck. S. 0. tmttn aw hmwiis.a Vim0mmmnr,mi Ilatbers, C9Ytas Frames . Intermediates Jack Frames Vi!!i3in B. diaries Offices Charlotte, Jf. Boston, Mask, and Amsterdam, N. T. . Main Office Amsterdam, sN. 1 T. ' : sinita un Jaqoard f .-' . t with Independent cylinder ' inotlotv . : -: - ZUOMAS UAL TON'S SOUS, 1 1 ' X JENCKES SPINNING CO. V COTTON YARNS Main Office: paavtucblKt, a. l HIGH-GRADE SPINDLE r LOOM, ENGINE AND VALVE GILS Seonree Belt Oils and Greases, Lubrf Greases. Rea4y.Mlxed Pafnta. ColA Water I'alnta. Agent Wattles Dresalne ComponadL GEO. B: HISS OIL CO. CHARIiOTTB. N, C. .: J. SPENCER, COMMISSION OFFICESt New York. Philadelphia, Yarns and Cotto PAULSON,. LINKROUM & CO. 87-89 IiEOWARIA STREET 120 C1IESTNCT TVES . 18 ALR1U?V STRR; -. READ THIS: r IF TOU HAVE' TO SELL, LIST IT IX THIS OFFEIt If you have' houses or stores to rent, trouble and worry . ,'T t 1 V v The place to insure your property la in this agency, ',' ' '! TRY OUR u BLUE Qean and burns well kfiow. it will please you Standard Ice GOAL and Co. DrAtn ID I CtiC IV . , Coal end Ice CiVITABLE CU1LDIN2. ATLANTA. C i 1110 Automatic FeederJ, Openers and Trunk, Breaker, Intermediate an. - Finisher Uppers, - Kirschner Carding Beaters . Thread Extractors,, Waste Pickers, eta. ; ' Raw Stock Dfyerfa CTCETC. COTTOX YARNS. tJOTTON GOODS , AND COTTON WASTE. a DAtTON'S JA09UAHD Pl.lledelohla. Pa. Philadelphia Office: 1 " Mariner A Merchant BalldKtf, ' ' W. A. SPELLISSY, Maugtf. . TURNER CO. MERCHANTS Chicago. St tout 'London, England. n Piece Goods. NEW TORR PHILADKIiPMIA - . r CHICAGO 'let me do your 'collecting and save E. Qpohrane. r Insnranos and Real Estate Agent. " . - . HOOK AND ROGERS ARCHITECTS ' ; CnARLOTTE A CKEENSBOItO. N.C HUBBARD BROS. & CO., HAXOVCB SQUARE, KET YORJL MEMBERS OF NW York Cotton ' ' change, Mew ' Orleans Cotton Ex- -, Change, Associate Members Llva pool Cotton Exchange, - ' npnicns ciftr.trT'rvn ... v.- .i. " ---w VI Uf y ur- 4 chase and sale of cotton for future delivery. Correspondence Invited. ; A. D. SALKELD & BR0- i COMMISSION MERCHANTS. - ; 86-73 Leonard Street, NETt YORK. " ' tf COTTOX ; YAKS. " DEP" y;.,ti-Am9-9 y Fred'k VietorN6"Achelis. HUGH MACRAE & C : , Bankers , AllsixIlaneiHia Sonthern fieentlea v WILMIXGTOK. X. C. Waslilngtoa, D. O, 408 Colorado Cldg, Cotton Mill Stocks, LEONARD L. HUNTER 'ARCHITECT ; , Fifth floor, Trust Bliig. Thone 878. " ClIARLOTTE. N. a . , : James e. t.utchell co. COIMISSIO. MKRCHANTH, Cotton Yaxn3 and, Cotton Cloths. . CONSIGNMENTS SOLICITED. Philadelphia. J22nndl3 UimtnutSt. ; M , Summer t. ' New Vork. Sf. It 'jumnnt St Charlotta CI 8 Trron Hi. t"!
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