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arl.ct ; of a and sales fsilnsat ;.v 1.' rt was Firmly at a. net flecline ( i p. oiis to an advance of point. " market oteried sluly at a di-cllno 1 to 4. points In response to- lower 1 ivrrpool r.illc ami reoorts' 4hat . J -mnois s vines bank had failed. Im 5:'r ths lirst few minutx prices rallied t i bsut a shade over the closing lieurts : ff the. previous day on covering and a Ci0ii U the exchange from Liverpool Kami that th a-ovn-nment estimated th Ifidtan crop at 3,300,'JOB bales, against 4 - ' hales last year. Subsequent fluc tuutions were very narro and Irregular and urinif the afternoon business was , practically at standstill. There was vry little news as to spot conditions in the Sjouth and there appeared to bt no cl.ange In the general situation. The In dian crop estimate was In line with re mit, advices and had no Important eHcct mi sentiment. .. The markets at New Ur- . le-ins, JJverpool and New Yr wiil.ha ilrwetl for Wednesday mi, inurmiu)-. ' Rfwlmii at flu. norta today 9L24S bales. asalnst 7.73S last wees, and Inst year. - For the week S50.UM nsalrist ' 4.0,215 last week and U1.5W last year; To day's receipts at New Orleans se,i dhim, asstnst last year, and at Houston , .,: bales, against 14.t, last year. ' THE STOCK MARKET. Tenr Little Accomplished in Stock Ex - change Owing to Pre-1 loll day Influ . ence-Abstract of Condition of Na- ' tional Banks Regarded as Uetvsur -in. y New York, Dec. Bt The stock exchange mie-rtt almost as well not Dave been in session to-day for all that was acconv rllshed. There was a slight suurt of ac tivity In the first hour and after that the market bocame lethargic. The pre Tinllday influence was partly responsible Tor tws, although there was lacking ne . mial trimming process caused by elos- , inf up of accounts over the noiiuay, Sueh oatstamllne; accounts being appar ently at a minimum. Newt of th-j closing of,, Memphis savings' bank kept alive the ma impression caused of Monaay s twnk happenings at Atlanta, and New Orleans. ; The abstract of condition of cotton i; a tradin; , l national ; banks throughout the country ; , ah own by responses to the comptroller's cm for December 3d was regarded as re- .. .. ar'unnr as to the condition of the bank' . Jng fabric as a whole. The ' stagnant : -..' rertiiitlnns increased as the day pro- i , IfreSSMl. . v:- Bonds were steady. Total sales, par value. ILCWCO. - , I'nlted States bonds-were unchanged on rail. . - Total rales to-day 13.409 shares. , in rliMlmr: Puear 2.100: Louisville & Nash " vllle WD: Reading 33.100; Onion Facillc 21.100; Southern Railway LOW; Southern - Railway pfd, SOOfr-uV. -;'.,-?- u," -: : New Tork. Dec 24.-Mohlle ft Ohio collateral trust fours 75 bid. ; New York, Dee. i4.-gtandard Oil 433. - Hubbard Bros. A Co.'s Cotton Letter. Special tiTne Observer. New York, ' Dec 24.-?An officio! dis patch, from the Uverpool Cotton Af so elation give, the estimate o( the India crop by the Indian government aa 2, VU.m balea. as neatnat .m, baits last . season. Tbls dispatch confirms the re ports, which have come througa private - sources of a reduction in the India crop, theugn H shows a larger fulling off. Our market to-ilny has been entirely of a hoi , Iday d'htscter, tiiough the temper t lite traders continues bearlsii. based on the existing - str'iiseijcy in money n.aiket v wliiHi tlicy Ulitvt will chrk the deimuiU frm American spinners. We believe tne tk-flclcncy in the crops of thta jouny and India will be more fully reallwl af- tor the !i!iliiy arid w; expecf 'jeMt'r markets. We wish you nil a most mury Christmas. , - Ilayward, Vlck Clark's Cotton Lt , tcr. . : . . . 'Jfew Hens, La,, Dec. Affected by ' relaxation in the demand for spots dur ing these holiday times, and suffering for lack of speculative support, the markets , rftOly make some cpwesslon to dullness.' "-There Is no change whatever In tho eta , ttstkal position , of cotton which Is as ' strot'g as ever but as spot demand Is the only bulling agent, and such demand will , hardly come until after the first week of j January a bullish' turn in cotton may be eorrespondlngly drlayeil and friends of the staple may have to cultivate patience a ' while longor. However, we feel court- dene about the ultimate outturn. At the tnc tnent bears have the field quite un epportcd and could easily push It down fHrther, However, they show a strange hesitation to Increase the.r short lines Evidently the strong position of cotton In . tlie bakgrouiul Is feared and sellers 1 constantly battle with luck of conviction. 8uuh smaU declines day after day ueual ly culminate one day In a larger break, which "Is "then the wind-up of that tndl idual speculative prrtod and it Is for ', tUs last slump that much of the profes sional short Interests are waiting, fu tures, la Uverpcrol hmi six petals, spot prices are 10 lower, sales 1,K). Our market opened about sis lower and trading ' hung sround opening figures for n lonu ; time. 'It responded as readily to buying as i ! to sellirig. Memphis anuounced the fall - Mr of a snvjll savings bank, with the ,,'comsient that this had ben expected tor - some tUiie. or course oeais engrossea nio matter into pessimistic prophecies of gen era! nranciat trtuoies in tne Boutn. we ' see no reasjit for such. The ultiistlon lo sltadlly improving in New York and It tlie financial centre Is all right the coun , trr ' In general Is liable to beneltt. Talk ' snct Imagination do .:.ore harm than facts ., v The spot market Is Idle, son.e hedged f. a. h. cotton selling lower; no preaaure on " HAYWARD, VJCK & CLAKK. ;!"; , Clikgo Cattle Market, f f Chicago. Dec. ?4. CattleItecelots estl- -. mated about fi.Otsri; market strong to luc " Mgher; cows t!76 to (4.50; heifers tM V tJ,S: bulls KM to U ; calve B to ti; stO"k-ra an 1 feeders 12.40 to 4 j0. - 1 Hog Receipts estimated about IS. Of) s . trial kt weak, t to 10c lowr. Choice heavy shipping 14.60 to $4.70; butchers UN to I4.t: ueht mixed H.ta to u.jy . ehpice light MM to UM; plus 3.75 to . U2S: bulk of sales H.ta to W.wi. JheeD Receipts estimated almut 5.000: ; market steady to "Sx higher; cbetp $2 to 4 ;. lambs, to 6.50; yearlliiR i to - U.IS. ,r, , . , 1 "" , cotton Bced Oil. New York. Dec, 24. Cotton seed oil was firm on light t'fferlncs and nmfe- " slf-nnl bull suTport. Prime crude MriPk prime summer yellow ZIWi'Mi off. wmmw j yell, w 3J?fi?b; good off umnr ' yellow , Mr3: prime white 3942 prime winter " yellow w . .. V Xew York Cattle SUrLot. 2- - New ' York, Dec. 24 Ileeves-Itecdpts so. . Calves-RecelpU 179. Venls IS to &SA; ui)s ft to m.mj; parnyara caives K wonv f-'heep nnd lambsBeelpts 4.SW. Bheei: r.M to rull f2 to Z.H; lambs K.t ,. in t4.t. bulls t4. Hogs-Recetpts fCS. All for slaughter- Tbe Money ifarkeL , C99 per ceat,i closing Wd ...':'. Kr4 Tune loans firm. ) days and M days 12 ir cent.'. mumv. t per cnt. Ooee: Him mercantile parr mtti 'lih actual business m bangers . Mils at 1 Z'rlfVU for demand and at 478.3VfJ 4 ', for day bills. Oimmercial bills a- Iir sliver KK. , Mexican dollars 41 ( . a emment bonds steady. Railroad bonds T.rUECJLAR PAINS CURED, "fr'rg tMe summer of 1W0 I was trou j v. .: ) muscular pains In ths Instep of j fu'-t." says Mr. 6. Pedlar, of To o, Ont. At times it was so painful I t.prdly walk.'ChsmljerlMlrt'a Pain ii was rC)inmended to me, so I tried 1 was completely cured by ' one ! I tiav since recommended , ! . . . 1 t,t rnf friends, all of whom y tf it." For sale by W. L. s t .; i i !.-.. i . ; t '--.it 1 i itani j.U --. Ntvv l .i.'..n: T'n .-jui.-i; It'J " I: ;; ni't rcce-re ;.!:: ?ron r- ' "; t il.'s 2,w-): stock '! i.i'-.ij; Gi-,.t i ni!iiii li','"1; continent 11,1"4. iijuilo: Tone steady;- milIIIn 1"-; net rer'lpls 3.397; fros rect'tpta 3,1'ji; s:i!es tW); stock 63,0 ti; constwl.se 1.570. havamiah: Ton quiet; mlddiln? 10 9-lfi; net receipts li.M; pross receipt 3-',!i; tales "; nock lt5.177; ireat Itrltain &0; cnntinciit 4i (tW- CDuHtwi.se S.135. liarlelon: Tone nominal; net receipts 1G; grofs receipts 618; stock la.Vz; ccast WIS( I.S04. " -- Wilmington: t Tone steady; middling 1 J-lti; net receipts 4,2K; tross receipts 134: urnrit &1XS1. ' - . Norfolk: Tone dull; middling U M; not receipts s.187; gross receipts 6.1S7; miles 731.- alack hill?': rnavtwltw Jwiltiinore;' Tone nominal; mhhlllnjt New York; Tone steady; middling 11.70; net receipts 43; gross receipts sales stock 1M.51S; Japan 3.UW. Boston: Tone steady; middllnu ll.0; eran recelnts 21SX: fltvat Britain 1.044. Phlladtlphla: Tone steady; middling 11.P5: net receipts 144; gross receipts 214; stock 4,121. I'ensacola: Net receipts 50; gross , re ceipts 300; continent KW Total to-lay. at all oortsNet 94,240; Great Britain 2454$: continent 67,403; Ja pan j,iw; stocK , , . . Consolidated, at - all ports-Net W.7X; Great Britain 65.K7; France 3,011; -ccnU-nent 1U.298; Japan 3,000. Total since Sept. 1st, at all ports Net 4,f,l; Great Britain 1.493.U75; France 428,37; continent 1411,217; Japan 65, 4X'; Mexico 1,026, . . INTERIOR MOVEMENT.. v - Houston: " Tone steady, middling 11; net receipts 2S.2S9; gross receipts 23,2N; shipments 28,727; stock ,123. ' Augusta; Tone quiet; .-mtddllpjr 11; net receipts 3,tX; gross 'receipts 8.E&4; shlrments 2,217; sales 753; stock 63.48S. Memphis: Tone steady; middling 1'; net receipts 5,231; gross receipt fi.l2J, shipments 1,517: vales 2So; stock IK&u. St Louis: Tone dull; middling 11; net receipts 649; gross receipts 34US; ship ments ?,49; stock 17,506. Cincinnati: Net receipts 1S3; gross re Jetpls 1M; shipments 379; stock 12,60(1. Iyiulsville: Tone firm; middling lift. Little Rock: Tone steady; middling 10: net reietats 1.283: gross receipts 1.23- shlmnenta 1.314: stock 27.4.T7. Total to-day:, Net receipts 3S.S65; gross Welpts 427; f shlpmenU 3W23; stock Baltimore, Dec. 24.S. A 1 common and pfd nothing doing. . V Now Orleans Cotton. New Orleans. Dec.; -24. Cotton; spots were quiet end easy with prices un changed. Middling 11; sales were 700 bales on the not and 1.350 to arrive. Futures opened steady 4 to 5 points be low the close yesterday, which was about In conformity with the cable reports, and was almost immediately atlerwara ad versely affected by the susinslon of a Memnhls bank. This was followed oy a reaction due to profit-taking by shorts, on the strength of which the market was buoyed up to an expected degree. At the close, which was steady, the active list ranged from l to I points below tne close yesterday: -,' Closing bids: December 10.86, nom'nal; January 10.7B; Ketruary 10.77; March 1A7; April 10.71; May 10.7V; June .; July 1U.XS. Dry Goods Market New York. Dec. 21. The cotton goods market was on the dull side for th dsy, but more trade Is Dassinc than was in evidence two weeks back. Converters and cutters will take goods In small lots, but thry demand them at very low' figures which mills are In no hurry to take. Ths loobbers will begin their learar.ee sales Thursday morning, Thar event will offer rotallers special opporturdttes for their January snd February business. The Im pression Is found In some quarters of the print cloth market trat prices have been over-dlvcounted In the sales between second hands ard that in another week It will be apparent that mills cannot ac cept new business on the terms now ot tered unless mere is a very rauicai cnange in tho costs of production,. New York Produce. New Terk Dec.' 24. Flour oulet. but firmly held. , Hye flour Arm. Buckwheat flour steady Corn meal Arm. Rye firm; No. I Western M. t Wheat. stot firm; -No. . 2 red 109 eleva tor; options lc net higher. December 07y; May 1J214; July 105H- Corn, spot nrm: wo. 3 elevator vz; op tions He net higher. December 71; May 67. Oats spot easy, mixed 64. Beef stnady. Cut meats oulet Lard eafy; Western prime S10KM. for steftov, uaunw sieuay; ciiy o-i country With. Petroleum steady, Itosln quiet. Turpentine easy, 45. Rice quiet Molasses steady. - , 8ugar, raw, quiet;' fair refining 359335: rentriruial -W test 3S6; molasses sugar 8M-.(i5; rellned quiet. Coffee, spot quiet: Rio wo. 7, jintos No 4,- e. Mild coffee quiet; cor dva 94i,13. Futures net unchanged to 5 points lower. : ' . Butter- firm and vnchanged.' Cheese qtilefand unchanged. Eggs weak; nearby selected whit 38p 40; good to choice '32S36; brown and mixed fuocy S4: average Dtst biww. nrst o ex tra first 2S&30. Frelglus and peanuts steady and un changed. Potatoes steady and unchanged. Bubbages easy ana uncnangeu. Baltimore Produce Baltimore. Dec 21. Flour firm and un changed. , ; Wlient ouii, spot contract iwht'I'ws no. 2 red Western lOWjpHMH. Bouthoro on grade 9K102H. Corn steady, oia spot mixet s; new scot mixed 61'ffiCVi: old 2 white 68: new Southern white corn 67(&-; new South ern yellow COI. Oats quiet. No. 3 mixed mwm, Jtye Arm; No. 2 Western export ti&7. Butter firm and unchanged; fancy Imi tation 24825; fancy cre&nery 30fj3t- fancy ladle 222.1; fancy store packed 16IK. Esg steady and unchanged 31UW! Clieese firm and unchanged; large ll4; Hats uy; small 14. Hutfsr unchanged; coarvt granulated 600; fine 6W. Naval Stores. Wilmington, tec. 24. Spirit tur- pentine quift. 40; receipts none Rosin quiet, SiO; receipts 1-U4. Tor. i.otlilng doing; receipts . Crude turpentine llrm, 200, 300 and 300; receipts 20. New Orleans, Dec. 24. Receipts 103 bar relit rosin; 17 barrels turpentine. Exports none. Savannah, Dec. 21. Spirits turpentine firm, 41; sales 330; receipts 733; shipments US. Rosin firm: sales 3,315: receipts 3,579; shlrments 1.422; stock 115,207: Quote: A B C 275; T) 276; B 276; F 2S0; O 290; H 2M; I mi K 460; M ,525; N 60; W Q 9); W W 000. Charleston. Dee. 24. Turpentine and rolsle, nothing doing; quotations omitted. Liverpool Cotton. ' Liverpool, Dee. I4.--Cotton, smalt luwl neta done: prices 10 points lower; Ameri can ml'iiiiing fair .); good middling IW; nUddllng 6.04; lew middling 6.70; good ordinary 5.2K; ordinary 4.78. ,. The sales of the day were 3,000 baka, of which were for speculation and tx- port and lncln1l 2,700 American. Receipts 44,tw Dales, inciuning - auvhicm, Futures opened easier and closed steady) American middling g. o. c: December.. .... ... ... 8.(3- December-Janunry '.. ,, ., ,. i.T.-t.Qb t January-February , , ,. t.t February-March .. , ..-. S7 ? March -Anrll .. .. .. ., .. ...... S.63 April-May ... ..... i. May-junt a ,. i- -w June-July 6. July-August .. . ,. IM August-Beptemner;... ,. ..' ., a U fU.pt emt-cr-Octo ber. . , 6.Vt',i The finest Coffse Substitute aver made, has recently been produced by Dr. Bhoop, of Racine, Wis. Too don't nave to hnii tt twenty or thirty minutes. "Mads In a fee" Is really the closest CoffM fmtta. lion ever yet produced. Not a grain of real Coffee In It either Health Coffei mutation is mans from . pure toasted eerealt or grains, srith mall. nuta. mtn Reelly it would fool an expert -were he w ii'iKRowingiy nnng tt lor Vofles. Mil terVan Ness Co.. duards against rust and decay. . Protects your buildings. Defies the elements, The Pioneer ready-to-; ' lay roofing. ALWAYS ON: TOP. CARDS MAG ON MACHINE Wnmro COTTOrj MACIIirJGRY TAUNTON, (lOLfBFRS : ' ' 1 ; Nv MASS. LAP UACHINES ' SOUTHERN OFFICE AT CHARLOTTE CDWIW HOWARD. AQKNT. ' New Tork Cotton. , ' New York. )ec.'24.iCotton Snot closed steady. Middling uplands 1L70; middling gulf U.K. Sales 4U0 bale. - Futures steady. open. mgn. iow. Close, Iee....V Jnn... , Feb... . March. April... May... i June... . July... Aug.. .. W.90 11.03 1100 11 CO w.a io.3i 10.41 -10.42 10.49." 10.51 10.2 i 19 33 10.41 i.41 1062 10.63 10.66 10.50 ..... ..... ' lO.aS 10.61 1063 10.68 10.67 MM 10.$5. .9S ..... 10.67 10.50 10.53 10.33 10.33 10.53 10.43 Oct. sa ; - 'Chicago Grain. ' Chicago, Dec. 24. An alleged scarcity of wheat In tho Northwest caused an advance of more than lo In the price of wheat here to-day. At the nose May wh-at was filo higher. Corn was up VioHc; oats wera Ho lower. ProvUlons were Stfj7V4o lower. ' ' Charlotte Cotton,. - s These' figures represent the prices paid to wagons on Dec, 24th. . Strict middling .r T . .. 10.60 Good middling .... ...... ..... 11.04 Middling k 10.3$ Charlotte Produce. (Corrected by R. H. Field Co.) Butter ............. Chickens Spring Ducks " Eggs , 26 26 ' freeze per head ; , Hens per head . (ft ma Turkey per lb , (Corrected dally by Cochrane-McLaugh- lln CoJ " Rye. 65 Corn S8 Cotton seed .. ., .. ,. .. 4 Oats.. . . , 6 . r " " 11 " " . " -Jh Chicago Grain and Provision. . High Low Closs WHEAT. - . t 4 ' May .. i December 106H 10,' 37 ':, 6fi 67, 57 634 ; 4 . 12.47 13.07 I.Vt 7.80 .67 7.0i JUly t aw f ' 74 COKN May .. .. : December. SS'4 67 67H 6ti' ,61 .. 66 July OATS. May December .. July PORK , January .. .. May .. .. .. . 63 4tf 47 12.60 13.12 S3U iXli 47, 12.47 13.02 7.65 7.70 .7 7.02 LAKD. January sa ier '- , ?.72, 7.82 .73 7.07 May K1BM. January May... Comparative Fort KecciuU. : This Lsst Year. Galveston .. New Orleans Mobile Charleston Norfolk .. .. Total 94.240 Estimates. - . . . - To- ; morrow. .. .. .. .. n-is.poo . .. ... ... 14-15,000 - .... 14-10,000 New Orleans Houston.. .. 74.W1 6,074 Ualveston ., Interior Ileccij'. '': To day. Memphis , 45,331 28,2b Augusta . Bt. J.OU1S Houston s s . NEV YOllK BONDS. U. S. refunding 2s, regUtered ... ... 104H u. 8. rerunning zs, coupon.:. 106 U. S. 8s, registered... ... ... , loi'A U. ti. 2s, coupon ... ,.,101 U. 8. New 4s, registered ... Us U.' 8. New 4s, coupon... ... ... ,, 11 American Tobacco 4s ... ... .. . so American Tobacco ("3 ., 4 ' Atchison uenera.1 4s... ... ... ... ... Atchison ndjustment 4s.,. ... M' Atlantic coast Line 4s. ...... ... xiaiiiiiivrv t vino w... ,., ... ... Baltimore A Ohio Ks. ... .. Brooklyn R. T. cv. 4s..... ... ... tw Ki-i 62 H t24 tl'i 7314 P2- 46 65 M W'i W 4 85 7314 M Central of Georgia 6s... ... ... ... central or oeorgiu 1st Inn,,. ..... Ctitriil of Oenrjia 2d Inc. , ... Ct ntral of Oeornta 3d Inc. ,,t Chesapeake & Ohio Hs ofd...r Chicago Ht Alton &Hs. ... ... ..... ChlCHgo, B. A Qulnrev new 4s ..... Chicago, R. I. 4 l actflc It R. 4s... Chicago, R. I. 3t Pacific R, R. col, 6s C. C C. A St Louis gen 4s. Colorado Industrial 6s Her. A, Colorado Midland is... lolnrndd t Southern 44, .. ,. ixt-t, Ls ., a. 1 ... l.-rvr b. kio uranoe Distillers ReeurlttfS 6s.. ,.K ., ..... Krle prior lien 4s .. Kris General 4s Hocking Valley 4Hs.. ... ... .... Jsoan 4Us. certlftoates.. ... Japan 4H, certificates 2d Belies., .. HI iuisviiie Nssn. uninea 4s Manhattan eonsoi gold 4s.v Mexican Central 4m... ... .. a vt 75 Mexican Central 1st Inc.,, ... ..... Minn, tt Bt Louis 4s old... ... , Missouri, Kansas A Texas 4s Missouri. Kansas Ac Texas H ... ... Nations! R. R. of Mexico consol 4s New York Central sen. 8V4.i .. ... 03 73 v Nw Jersey Central general 8s y in. if ... M ...il 1(4 Northern Pad fie Is, ... . .i Wm Norfolk Western conenl 4s ..... 2 Orea-on Short Line rfdc 4s. . ...... M lenn. ev, rHe... ... tov steading uenerai s.. ,w m Ml. Iu's it Iron Mountain eonsol 6s li'4 AUXouts fc a.n Francisco fg. 4..,, 727i Ft Louis 8 western coii,-4s ., .. .... e THE JOEL : ffUrlTEli ; PCBUO ACCOUNTANTS AVjO AUDITORS. Cost Systems. tnvestlcaUons. eaen-ta TnnlMM i.im. COnilESPONDIENCffi sc jaiiiivijs " S ' ' Grcensborot N. C h j FHAL'ES LIULES Seaboard Air Line 4s 5 Southern Pacific 4s...-... ... ... ; 84 Southern Pacific 1st 4a certificates.. 87 Houthern Railway 6s... , ... ... ..... M Texas ft Pacific lsts... ... ... U... KM Toledo,- 8U L A Western 4s... t I'nlon Pacinc 4s, .100 Union Pacific cv. 4s ctfs...' u. a. nteei za s,.. ... ... ... ' M waoasn ists Wabash Deb. B.. Western Md. 4s. . .a) a) ! AVTl 44 - 62 Wheeling Lake Erie 4a ofd . 7T W 77 86 67 Vfisconsin central 4s... ... ... ... .. Japan 4e ctfs... ............. Atchison cv 4s..,,.. I. Atchison cv. ts.. ... ... .. Interborough Metropolitan 4H 'CLOSING STOCK LIST. Adams Express... ; ... ..... 163 Amalgamated Copper 4b American Car & Foundry 2i American Car 4b Foundry pfd 5W American Cotton Oil... , 28 American Cotton Oil pfd k5 American Express IS American Hide & Leather pfd 13 American Ire... ... ... .- 18 American Unseed Oil,,--.., ... ...' , 7H American Linseed Oil pfd... ...-20 American Locomotive... ... ... 35- American Locomotive pfd 86H American Smelting Si F-fng 71 American Smelting A Refnf pfd .1. 89 American Sugar Refining ... 96 American Tobacco, pfd. certlf i& Anaconda' Mining Co... 28 Atchison , 70 Atchison pfd.. ... , l Atlantic Coast Line.' V.. "... ... ; Baltimore Ohio : .." .. .... 81 Baltlmcre ft Ohio pfd.. 73 Brooklyn Rapid Transit... , 38 Canadian Pacinc H9 Central of Mew Jersey. ... ! Chesapeake 4b Ohio... -v 30 Chicago Oreat Western - - 7 Chicago &- North Westsjm.. w .,.134t Chicago,' MiL lit Paul... .-. 1024 Chicago Terminal & Trans u ... .. 305 s Chicago Terminal 4 Trans pfd..-..-' 20? C. C, 8t LoulS.. M y Colorado lttel & Iron.. lk Colorado & Southern... ... .,, Colorado Aieoutnern Utopia, - Colorado & Southern 24, pfd. 381$ Consolidated Gan... C.., ..,5, Corn Products Keflning... 10 corn -Products Kenning piu..,. ...... w.' Delaware & Hudson. .f- 14 Delaware, Lackawanna & West ... 43o Denver & Kto urajiae...... ....... x Denver & Rio Grand pfd., ... ..... W Distillers' Hecuritles , J8' Erie... ... ... .. .. .. .. .... 16 Erie 1st pfa.. . . , Erie 2d pfd.. .'. . 4 E F General Electrlo , Illinois Central .,...13 International Paper.. .. rt.v -.1 International Paper pfdw M InternaUonal Pump ... .... ii TntMrnattoral Pumo Dfd... ... ... (O Iowa Central... . Iowa Central pfd., .... Kansas City Houthern vrn.n mtv southern nfd.. ... .... 63 01 14 26 , 79 , 316 . 47 24 fie - Louisville & Nashvlllo. ... ... ... . Mexican central.;...... .. .. Minneapolis &8t. Louis.. Minn.. St. P. A Kault 8ta.M...... Minn.,- Bt p. 4k, Sault. 8u. iS., pfd. Missouri Paclflo... ... Missouri, Kansas Texas... ... Missouri. Kansas & Texas pfd...,. KTa.ln.l TbBrf ........ .... ... ... . i Mw Vn.1r Onlnu.. ... ... ... .. .. w New York Ontario 4t Western .. ... 81. Norfolk 4k Western,.. , Norfolk & Western pfd t North American... ; 1 Paclfie Mall.. .. ..... 2JJ Pennsylvania.. v People's Gas... JJ Plttsburr, C. C. 8U Louis JJ4 Pressed steel Car... ... ... ... ... Pressed Bteel Car pfd... 7 Pullman PalOCS COX..' m. ... 'M T4 y. ... Reading... . ... 2 Reading 1st pfd.. . Reading 2d pfd.. . Republic Steel. .. Republic Bteel pfd. Y 70 16 66 14 28 28 ,V. .. t .... Hock isiana Ht Louis 4k San Fran. 2d pfd, a. tahi. RAitt nwMiern... ... ... .... - .14 8t Louis southwestern pfd 30 Houthern Pacific... if ... ... ... ... 72 Southern Paclne pfd ... ... WS Southern Railway... Houthern Railway pfd ? Texas Pacific... ... Toledo. SU Louis & West ..... ..... 13- Toledo, M. Louis aV West pfd....... .35 Union Pacinc... ... ... ... - OH Union Paciflo pfd.. ... ... .. .. .. 7 United BUtes Express ... .... t J United States Realty.. .... ... J Tilted Btatea Rubber... ... .,j ... .. It Untfed SUtea Rubber pfd.. ... ....,74 Itnlted States Steel... ... ... ... .... United States Steel pfd... 87 Virginia-Carolina Chemical ... ... ,18 Virginia-Carolina Chemical pfd ..... .to Wabash... ' Wabash pfd... ... ... . 18 Wells-Fargo Express Ofd.. W Westlnghousa Electric ... ... . .. AVestern Union... ..,.. ... ... ... Wheeling 4k Lake Erie... .. ... .... .6 Wimransln Central.,. ... ... .. ; w Wlsooflsln Central pfd.. ... ... ... .. .34 Northern Paemo...- . ... ii Central Leather,.. Central Leather pfd.. 74 Sloss-Sheffleld.. ...... " , Oreat Northern pfd Interborouah Metropolitan.. ... ... .. J Interborough MetropoliUO pfd. II . J.. i : BADLYi BILKED XT ' Abraham Brown, of Winterton,' T. r had a very reuiorkable experience; be rays: "Doctors aot badly mixed mp over me: one sold heart disease; two called It kidney Iroible; ths fourth, blood polsen. and the Ofth stomach and liver trouble; but none of them helped me; so my wife Adviaed frylns Eleetrto flitters, which are restn Ins; me (a .perfect health. One bottle dK- me more tjood than all tho dve doctq.-s preserH-ed." OusrsnteS for Hood poll on, weakness and all stomaeh liver snd Mtdner cutnplaints. by all drug gists. MeA " ' ' . .- C0r.lPiNY, ;(Chartcred) ' yDMnlt Esaniiuatlona. Ulanla, oa. JpITED. . s, , l'r i i c .TT. C. - . it.A,.i . ' nivcSvIr- nt Ccri., Hallway lUzis, Drawls Frarnea, . '.Flnnln Frame, Twisters and Epoclirs' QuUIersand Reels, , Loomi, ETC.. ETC Would Be in Position to Make a Few , Remarks. -Greensboro Record. , ' , , Should the railway comnromlsa reacn mat stage when the Legisla ture is cauea . to convene and ratify the agreement made between Gov ernor Glenn and President Finley, it might be interesting to be on hand and hear what is Bald. For instance, Ma Jor Graham. Neil Arch, McLean and some other! stood, out for & two-and-a-half-cent rate and were abused and ridiculed beyond measure, but to no effect; they stood their ground, how ever, if they did lose. When the Leg islature convenes and -4 compromise bill ls offered thes gentlemen may take a notion to "submit a few re marks" as to their contentions last winter..- They can truthfully say "I told you so:" that while thev stood for a two-and-avhalf-cent ' fiat rate they were vilified and abused, all on account of the "dear people, the poor people," while now, -under the com promise agreement, ths poor people must pay two and a half cents, while the man of means can ride for two cents, this being the price of mileage books of 3,000 miles. Human nature Is hound to jaasert Itself and Major Graham and his cohorts can have a lot of fun. , - A tickling cough: from anv can - ! SulckJy stopped by Dr. Bhoop's Cough ure. And It Is so thoroughly harmless and safe, that ur. anoop tells mothers everywhere to give It without hesitation. even .to very young babies. Ths whole soma green leaves and tender a .ems of lung-healing mountainous shrub, fur nish ' ths curative ; properties to I' Dr. Shoop's Cough Cure. It calms the cough, and heals ths sore and sensitive bron chial membranes, - No opium, no chloro form, nothing harsh - used to Inure or suppress, - dimoly a resinous plant ex. hit-act, that helps to heal aching lungs. The Spaniards call this schruh which the Doctor uses, , in eacieo Hero." De mand Dr. Bhoop's. Tak no other., Mul len's Pharmacy : ;. . . Ready 'A policy itrmaturei on the death' oHhe in sured always furnishes ready money at ' a time "when it f has double its , ordinary value. .A. policy maturing during pr soon after a, financial stormj times or ; 100 t times' its ordinary value, and may save an estate from abso lute destruction. , i HORAL: Insure In The Equitable' ' , tUe. . W. J. EODDEY, Mgr., Rock'lIlU, 8. ft ' , ' FRANK P. niLBURN & Ca ARCHITECTS WASHINGTON. D. a Urn College Annuals Catalogues , , Let ' us furnish you. with .- soirething new in the Col- ' V lege Annual line this year. With our . new ' equipment type, presses, etc.,- we are , . fully prepared to give yott something entirely different , from that which yoa have ' 'heretofore' been using." If j ' you want something specU ally attractive, see the ' ; OBsmvER PilCITluGIIOUSE aiAitMyrrn, n, a Thou 127. ' " S s rf li V WIlW W y.iLI fubfeers, Intermealatts, Jack Frames Rovin; Frame4 1 HIGH-GRADE SFI'iDLE, 0 , Soonrea Be)t Oils and Greases. Lvbri Greases. ReaSy-BIlxed ralnts. Cold . ' Water Palota. AgeaU Wattles' DreaalM CiiiKmnd. - mi. u. hiss oil. co. - CILRLOTTE. N. a . ' - . - ? J. SPENGER V COIllIISSION OFFTCCSt New York. Philadelphia. . ' VdWie ovti fiAf4an .TJIaia flnAda "s,. i v . JENGKES SPINNING GO; QOTTON Y21RNS ' w ' Main Offlcwt ' , PAWTCCKJET, B. L t ; IF XOTJ HAVE TO SELL, If yoo have houses or stores to renf, , j ; i' double and worry. t m rhe place to insure your property fa this agency, : ; ii?. E. GochratiQ. : e v.v rnshrance aid Iteal Esute Agent. . PAULSON, LINKROUM & CO.;. 87-8S LEONARD STREET e If CHESTNUT KTREEX ' -ISO MARKET" STTtEKT ,V' - William B, Charfes Offlce--Charlotte,' N. Boston, afaasv.oind Anuterdam, N. T.' ? v r Main OttCsAmiit4sr(1aisi( IC. T ):" - - "Ulil Dominion" and "Piioanix" Portland Cements, thr best brands made. ; We can I -T' l ,'.' . ' : v fV- Jr'.. . 'l - saveyou money and give you better Cement under these brands than obtainable elsewhere. Let us . f quote you delivered -.at, Carolina Portland v Cement Coi Sole Distributors. .HOOK AND ROGERS i if ARCHITECTS CTIArtLOTTE 4 GREENSBOItO. N.C HUBBARD BROS: ts CO., EANOVCn SQUARE NEW TORK. MEMBERS OP Mew Tork Cotton Ex- cnange. New ... Orleans Cotton . Kz enange. Associate Members Live pool Cotton Exchange. -ORDERS BOUCITEI For ths pur chase and sale of cotton for future delivery. Correspondence . Invited. LEONARD L. HUNTER ARCHITECT;;. Fifth Coor, Trust' BIdg. . 'Phone SI. J CnARLOTTK N.-C ' . DR. C. L. ALEXANDER ' DENTIST tARSON BUILDING ' . Southensl Corner rouimi And trxon stiieeth. Charlotta. N. C v Pboaa 12 A. D. SALKELD & BRO commission .mijicii vra. ; tf , t ' . -. sanaSBMSBSjSaw , ,i - ii-lt lioonard Street. NEW TORX. txyrroN tarns. ' . Trcd'h , Victor tz Achellj. ' .';. C.-:-rrscrJTr. Crt;:.:r,InV:r. S:tr. FisL-hsr Ltrr:rs. KIr;chnsrCrJ:.-:2 C;at:r3 TfcrcrJ Extractors, Wasta Tickers, eta, . ..;. Raw Stock Dryers ETC.. ETC. m:i O.VALV TURNER GO; -, UEEOHAim Chicago, Et Xoula. tondoa, Caglamd. ' Philadelphia Oncer Mariner 4 Jtferchant Bol&rs, w. a.' SPELLISSY. alisaget. XIST IT IX THIS OFFER ; . & - let "me do -Vour ;eollectlng 'aB4 gare 'A NEW TORE PIOLADrT.PlUA - CHTCACO COTTOK YARNS. COTTON. GOODS AND COTTON WASTE. your station. ' Charleston, 0. K xw.4- -j' ' H-'-"1 .; JAMES E. MITCHELL CO. ' COMMISSION ftDXHCIUANTa. . Cotton Yarns ' and Cotton V .," , ClothS. . . i.. - CONSIGNMENTS SOUCITKO." Philadelphia. 122 find ia Uiestaal St. - ' Boston. Its-Summer St ' V, New Yorlii Tfo. 1 Leonard St 'I Jbarioue. t St Irroa Kt. . V HUGH MACRAE is CO., ' , Bankers sflsrellsneons Sonthem SeewMtlra ' WILMINGTON, N. ft . J Waabtngton. D. C, 40S Colorado ; Cotton Hill Stocks.. :. v Manufacturer and Jobbers ; r.eqncmly nrtd tt necessary tq have Banking Facilities In ad dltlon to those offeretl by doca -, banks.'- - ' THE . ' - ' C first fetic::l B::.!i . , OP SaCHMOND, vmoiNiA, - t With ' ' $1,000,600.00 Capital ' 1 . , learned Surplus . $000,000.00 ' SS.500.000.nO Deposits 9,000,000.00 Total . Resonre't Offers Just the AdJUIonal Fa cilities Itcqnlred. ' Jno. U. Puree II. President; Jno. M. Miller. Jr, Vice PresU dentt Chaa IL Burncttt, As. elstanf Caahieri 4. C, 1op!: i. Asslsunt CasUet. I . i 1
The Charlotte Observer (Charlotte, N.C.)
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