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, , : ,v s- ! ) -1 rti .IT f : .11 tic m::rKst raiiied to i.iotit i i:ce it l;st II Blit o;i cov- n! '-ir c 1 ,..ru t. It t an- e iiiiv, iy ituie. end a little bvrin? Ly V. all e'r,n was, repo:-ted tfi.it u annual -iv. M If of dry SJ vhs golni,-H-h was considered a ransii f v.nt nn the other band thei-e wero r- jfirts of on improvntif nt in financial olr clis bnih in tl'ia country end abroad and ..r,rimi in the local merket. was cret- v woil' divided! The market closed 1 teadv with prices net 3 to 7 point low r. Receipt Ljsotton at tlie ports to dty K7.i7 bales aValnet 4,737 last week and C,6f UM year For til week iti), W Mainst 354.341 last tveek bbd SM.tPJ lst year, To-dny' receipts at New Oi; Jeans l&OT , afnfct K5i last war and at Houston 17. 4341 balea agalrst 14.0-J0 laat year. - ' - . , -T7IE STOCK MARKET. -' TTnrie Son in Constraint : and Brisk Advance of Previous Day oi rur. sued With Confluence Bank Siate- ' . ment lYworable. , r ' New Voile Dec 2,The stock market . waa under "some eonfctramt to-day ana " the brisk advance which was Inaugurat ed yaterday was not pursued with con fidence. Gains were more than t wiped : emt io the final selling,' This waa duo lo ,part lo the reduction In thv short inter est effected hy the covering operations of '" y s erday, which In turn ,e-the Jang - est element in the advance. Traders who bcught yesterday, also, Were, dlspcs- , d to tax profits to-day. s - : - '" . The bsnk statement proved more la rorable than tbe most sanguine expecta tions. .The $9.uO.COO aaln'Un cash com - pared wttlt preliminary estimates of from three to -four millions, The loan con- 'tractloc of Sl7,T5i00 In a week ft pre p ration for mettitif heavy obliijatlons reflects a srntlfyin( powor of recupesa ,ticn by tho banks. bonds firm. Bales, pur rlu, H.l'S.OnO. i , XT. S. is have advanced per. cent on eU liurtns; the week. f Sales atocks were 2C8.W9, Including: .100 c, ' o.r m U A N.; a.106 Penna ; 44, RtadlAgr; TJ. W. WO; Southorn J'.ieific S.OCO; , rnton Pacific 31,000; Weel ,H,VQ, Northern Pacifla 19,300. v . r . , . I Baltimore... Dec.2S. Seaboard comition ..;al4 preferred, nothing lolng. New York, Dec.: JS. M. & O. Ct. 4s ,?S bid, . New York, Dec, . -Standard OH 4S7. . TIubtMml Bra. A Co.'s Cotton letter. Special to The Observer. ' : j . y ' 1 New York, Dec. J8. Liverpool did not ouita respond to the advance here of yes leiciuy tirough the Improvement, abroad , was a smart cne. Decline at the opening here waa recovered, but toward the close of the short tension the offering of Jan vary brought abut a recession to the (penlng prices. ' ' YeuterdajTa advance has pot altered V : the beaiish temper among the local trade . It, the absence of positive evidence of if . improvement in the gunerul situation t , they expect a more rapid marketing of the rron in the Soulii. Thev noint to the large movement In the Southwest as Indieatlng the view taken by the holders ' Jn tikUhonur In corroboration of their views. . :,-;-, The estimate from East India la for the smallest crop since 1109 .while our " , malli idvlee from Liverpool ! sUto that tbe Brazilian crop Is a failure, it would aeem irora this that the cotton crops ' were short; in every totton-produolng s-; etiuntry as compared with last season, a ? condition we believe not fully apprecl- - . us yet by tne trade. - Kew Orleans Cotton. : . ;, New Orleans, Dec. 28. Cotton, spots 4 wre steady, with orlces unchaneed. Middling ltH; sales werw 2,SM bales on - me soet ,ano lwu to arrive. Vutures opened steady with all the ao ' tlvi list one noint down except January. .... .-which waa aerea points below the close yesterday aa a result of the report that , , me voiunie oi January under in Mew . york on now day next Monday would 1 be very large, heavy sort receipts. Jit t, il activity in the spot market and other tieansn factors nad a depressing effact n the market, but when It was an , liounced that the large volume of Jun- j , uury tendet4 in Hew xork would ba mel. followed by a more or lees heavy buying , movement, flie market whs steadied and h prices began to advance. At the close wbcn was steadj, the active lltt ranged ' from t to o points above the close yeater ' , day. . ,- 1 Closing bids:' Two, 10.96 nominal; Jan. . 10.84; reto. .W.82; March law; April 10.a8; , May 10.M; juno lUSS; July W.9J. ( t , - Xew York Produce. - T NeVYcrk. Dec. .--1our dull, but t .firm; sllnneaou patent &. to 15.70; win ter patrnta W.S6 U .s3. Kye Hour firm, - lair to goodjUtf to fit buckwheat 'jt ur itoudy ii jier 1U0 pounds. Corn meal hrm; tine white and yellow fL&i to 1 . Kye Brtn; No. t Western SL VVLeut. spot llrm; No. 2 rod WJ elva- tor. Outima IV. net lower. Doc. W, May 114; July lt.7. ' -rn, spot firm; No. 2, 73V, elevator. i Opthjns to lc. uet udvance. ix-c. - '44! Msy &. Oats, spot steady; mixed - W. Beef steady; fantly 15 to I15.E0. Cut A meats quiet; pickled bellies' Mi to If. Jjird steady; Western prime IS.( to .15. ' 1'ork su-aoy, family 1 to I1J.W. Tallow s, atesdy, "city W,. Peirolnum ateady; ie .. fined New York IlonIn .quiet; atruln d ccnimon to fcood fi.. Turpentine oulet, 44. hke aulet; donaertic fair to extra 2 ' to Japan wrnitnaL Molnitmm nte:id ; New Oritana kettle gcod to rholc 4 to : i Rusr. raw iulet; fnir i fining U.yi lo J; ct'htrttugai M test Urt; nioWei smr K to W.iiS; retined quiet; No. K M No.- I, H; St.. H. fiat,; NM. J, H.2S; No. la. Hi": No. 11, I W: No. U, 4 0S, No. iS. ll; Ni. 14 confec tioner A J4.t; mold A 'iS.if, ,'ut lof " tbtb, crushed I5.5B; iMwdcred U-W. gian tilated 4 W; cules fe.5. t. oft e, spot quiet; iU No. 7. 61-ltic.; . FR'itos 4; mild eolleu quiet; Ci.rdov.i 'a to r vuftires closxl a. uet m vice tit , point, j FrelRhi and reatn:U rleadjr. uricliiing t'h I'ofatoee Hteadv, unchatiaed. r a)baa steady, un;luingl. llut'.er . , tf!f, nncnanged. ' Cheese Jirtiv UiichmiKod. . JVbk rreg , 4 . War; fancy selected white !g tt 3t; "j chf-iee 27 ti brown nnd ndxe.1 k taiH.-i to nrm to rxtra irst 7b to 25. V : . JBaltlniore Produce. '' . tJaldmore, Dec. 2S.FJour dull, un , cimnged. Whfcit niillr ppot'enntract Ws '. ! rpot t ted Western lfl6 4 to l(?v; aotnnern on grade n t VHV,. t'oru flrmer; old pot mixed ti74 to new jrft mlx4 4 to WS; td s white to ' , 'Oata.;Jlrnl. 1U firm; No. 2 ..West- ern export v run. Hut ter rfn, un 'lnfced; faiH-y ;imltatou 2 to 2S: do crpuiiery w to J" Jaai 3 lo .J; loft , potaen 16 to 1. i.ris stCy, unuhanred 5.8 to . CTne arm. VBchanged:.. iaiae and flats 144; smull 14. - . . " gr unciiangvdii ! course Kniaiildtet ;' and floe $3, ! - Chicago Cattle Market. Chleaito. - Doe. .-Cal tie.' receipts j)0 ftady. Beovee $3.45 t $S.ZS; eow and heifers $ta to $4.; Texan I fJ.W to 13.9 1; ,f rilvs 15 to $r'i; Weateiners J3ii u , $4 in; stOckeTS and Mem Z to $4 25. Hogs, reoeipU 6c? higher; ilahl $4 i) U' $4.; mixed $4 to $4.75l heavy i i';t'h4. to $t; nlgi ; f 3 0 i $4.to; bulk i.t sates $40 to &Xv. ! he.-p, n-eeipts 1,M, steady. N.ittve 82 ' t ft.TTc tvetern $2 t ik5; yearlings , f t M to $r.r-, iambs 84.25 to M-65. Western ii.j: to H . ' Cotton sc4 oa. f, , : New York. Dee. 2.-HCottim seed o4 was loi ly steady -.antf lower en ome rrale 1 i ;me cnido St; prims uminer yellow I !f eumrner yeliow S" ' to i aord ' rummer yellow 35 to tV'i; prlmw White t 4 to i. ; irlme winter ellow 4J to 45. Jry floods Market ' YrirV.- Dec,' The undertone ory gji., murKet Is M'eily U tter, t.. i i . ; in j ;r i" r-'i-l pilfa OI l)Uy by Hie .Ir.ffre WruK-Tii hr4iMes ii ltd f M.itr)f.n 1 ..f bill difcotiniiiig tiy r ijrt r. Trade for the day was i t r 1,1. i'- ! 3 1, 1"'l e nui ri.-t receipts r- . . :s 27 -i; k.. ;. !'if sternly; i 3,? cross r'f- iinvr 11 ri 1.1, J; : net faics reoi!it. 7i.; f t'i. H CO.it lultim.ire, took fcji. tone nominal; middling 114; New York. ton Btffid; mlddllnir 11.S0; ; pales. Hit; stock 113,- frcHS receipts "7S' b.,i. . - Uonton, tone steady; middling 11.80; net receipts td; grt receipts 3,tou; uu .n- taln . Phliadelrihlfi. tone -fteadyl. middling Vi.iS; stock 6,1'j. . " r -" ' Port Arthur-: Bftbrne Fa ; net re- rolpts , H.J!; , gross receipts ,3ii8; contl nent 9.3';s. . - Jackennvllle, net receipts 126; gross re CeipU 126; coastwise 126. - j Total to-dav. at ail ports, net 55,737; Gt, Brttala 33.73a: Franco 20.10i)l ; continent 17,619; stock 1.036.8i. Consolidated, t all ports, net ; te,.ii; Ot. iBrithln Sl,73a; r France-M.i'.C; cwnU nent 17.K9, , .Total since 8pt.'l. at all ports, net OS9.7ST: GL Britain 1.558.944; Franco 447.- 437; continent 1.567,388; Mexico l.O.i. ' . , INTERIOIJ 1 MOVEMENT. ' . Houston.. tone ' steady;. middling H: net receipts J7.43S: gross receipt iv,; shipments 18.207; aales 242; ettock 71.m-. Augusta, tone quiet; mioaung noi receipis LS74; gross receipts i,wt; sinp ments 5S5; sales 61; tocK.i 147. ' Mempnw, tone tiay;i m.mauny .:ut, net receipt 4.7; gross -receipts b.as, hlpmenu ,ir.l;-aal8s 9o- stock 116,190. St. Louis, tone quiet; .nuaaiing uy, receipts 4; gross receipts 1.&2; shipments 1.JG1: sales JW; stock 18.24tl; - r - Cincinnati, net receipts 1.307: gross re ceipts l.ap7; shipments 312; ,stockli7., Louiaville tone jirm; inmuni's -p; Little Kochv tone steady; middling Vy, net - recetp w l.aai ; gross receipt , , fhipmenla 1.778; stcck 26,Soi. . ! - Total to-nay;' net receipt ai.ivi,, receipts ),19; shipment .!; saie 1,968; stock aOe.lSl.. . , . ; ,r , ,Vw i. ii i , ; T. . New York Cattle Martct. 'i. Now York. Dee. a.-Beave, -receipts 54; dressed 'bef slow at 7M to He. per pound. Liverpool anu Xionaon camo ;r kets steady. Calves, receipts W ' City dressed veals S to-14. Country dressedj to If; sheep and lambs, receipts Rteedy, but slow: lambs xk.sb to su.ti. Hoaa. receipts u -.Tiwimiii uiuw. No sales.' , ..'." V The Bfoner Market.'. t New York. Dec. , 21 Money " on call nondnat Time leans, dull and Arm; W days 12, and 8i days 10 to Uai. months Trima mercantile paper S. Sterling ex change strong with actual business in hankers' bills "at 48i65 to 4S4.7S lor de mand and at 48) fop 0-day bill. Oom- merclal bins 478. liar silver Cvis. iaex.i- can dollars i 40V. uovernment ! uonu steady. Railroad, bonds Arm, ; Naval Stores.'-k':-New Orleans, Dec. 2$.-ri?ecpts: C9 barrets resin; 75 barrels turpentine, E ports, none. . ' Savannah, Oa. firm, 40; sales Dec f 28. Turpentine 1; receipts 433; shlp- ment to. Rosin firm; sales 2.753: receipts 1.436: tblpments 8,583; stock 1K.J40, ; Quote; A BCD 12.66 to 12.75; E W.Oi to $2.83; V I2.7E to $2.h6; G 82.75 to fJ90; H . to f2.0; 1 ti-ti to S&45; K.H; M I5.2&; V fc; fV O KJ; W W 8i.75. Charleston, Deo. 28. T-urnenlln and rbsin, nothing doing: quotation omitted Wilmington, Dec. 2S.-plrlts turpentlp steady. 8t"A; receipts 13 cask. Rosin steady, 12.55; receipts tS. Tar. nothing doing; receipts 62. Crude turpentine nrni, U, 63 and 83; re telpts 17. , .v BANK STAT1MENT. New York. Deo,' 2S.-The statement of rearing house bank for the flvo days this week shows that the banks hold 1-6.- 17v.3.')0 less than , the requirement Of the pr nt reserve rule. This is an In crease of lfl.MMfr) In the proportionate cash reserve as compared with last week, The statement follows; -. Loans $1,147,694,400, decrease $17,752,400. Deposits $1.0rj9,925,400, decrease Di,bW,60. Circulation $71,73ti,MO, Increase tl.ffH.OuO. Lesal . tenders tCiOM.TOU, Increase $3,- P67.300, Hpecle $1S7.874.M0. increase $6,871,200. :, Reservo $i25U1.000. incrense tV.488.500. Reserve required $3)2,731,850, decrease $2,142,tfO. IDeilcit ia.'.liC,3Ml. decrease u,wiu,tiui. Kx-U. S. deposiU $488.07, decrease $11.' Clilcngo Grain and Provlwlonv ChlcHEO. Dec. 21 Llcht rtcelDU In the Northwest formed the chief reason for 'a strong wheat market here to-uay. At the close May wheat was 14 tc IV higher. Corn was up IV4 to l. - Outs were higher, v roviMicns j to u'4c nigner, High Iw Close WHEAT. May.. December. July ir ' 97T4 6S 68U- - ' 4-0, 12. W : 18.10 ' 7.65 T.S2 .W 7,l 197 9754 ini4. lo frA 694 5'2 64H 4n 12.52 13.22 T.JO T.W 6.73 7.12 1UI LOKN, May... ... l.M.j..mber... 6954 5Vi ..68fc : R4H July... ... . OAT8. May leeember... July 601 4M lJORK tinuary... , 12.61 13.20 May I.ARD. January.. .. 7.70 May HI US vhmuary.. ,, ' 8.70 ' ).12 Mny Charlotte Produce, r (Corrected by It. H. Field ft Co.) Butter , 15W20 Chickens 8ring Puck ., ..............4 Ekrs fiwe pvr heud Hens per head Turkey per lb eMabs 3a 8025 ia-d)4 (Corrected daily by Cochrna'-HuoLtugh tin Ci.) . v. Rye ; , Corn Cttton need .......,, . 34 lHt ..., , ,...';'.'., v. ,,,,. Ii6 CHARLOTTE COTTON. - v These figures represent the prices pal1 le wagons on Deo. 4Hh: tftrlct mlrtdlitig ,T ..- W.M Oood middling 11.04 Miuditng ..... ,M,.,,iu. a Comparative Port Itfccipts. Lt V-r. New Orleans ti,fr)9 1,103 Mobilf. ,.. lBVHnnai.i, 7.151 t barlestono ' - II Wilmington : Nrfalk .. flHtr O I'htt.i.Wlphla ,2.6Mi fnew york, JLS97 Tot til estimate 72,009 42.563 - TKHK STATEMENT. Reserve Inc.- .,. ... ... ... . Ixiens, DtCi., .... ... ,, fnec!' , .. ' , '. Igal. In' .. ... ... . ... w a m. w. ii tin.tra 1J.7:.2.4C0 6.871 . $.5J)V e-jawWnBit yrjc, :' fix 1wirui;)Uin, inc. 1.077.MO i I , 481 a"--. .. . ..'! NEW ORLEANS COTTON. . New ' Orles n.-Deo." 2t.Mts sttBrty; middling sales J,ro. , - ;'.." lilrh. IOW. Close. Jsnuary .y. . vi-i low jom-ni March ..,., . Jin JOtf) Irtwi Mar-j.. ... ,,,,, jitsu loss iuwo: July... ... , inn: irtri it December,,. u .. .... 10.i 10.D5 l').3J 6f Guards a;a!nst ru t i - t . decay. Protects your bu!!: (Defies the eleroentu. The Pioneer ready-to-lay roofing. 7 ALWAYS OS TOP. J ma CAF.3S MACHINE WORKS OT70rj r.lACf IIHERY TA.UNTON,: C3"2EBS LAP 15AGEIXES MASS, SOUTHERN OFFICE AT CHARLOTTE ' ' . - EDWIN HOWARD, AGENT. ' Liverpool'; cotton.', . Liverpool. ''Deci C28. Cloalna-; i f!nttn. spot ainall huslnes done; prices 4 point liijlii'r; Ami.-rlcaii niiddling fair s.74- st t.d mi..iliig ndtldilng low uid.ll;ng g'jd ordinary f IS:; nrdln.i-, v. Hiilug .M. of winch 60V were for npeeulu- cnn.- Receipts 62.000, Including ,42,100 American.. ' , .rutures opened Arm and closed steady. nuiTiiuKii nuuiuing g, o,:o.:. December 6.68 i 6.68, 6.G9 ' 5 TO ,.71H 6.72 , 6.73 6.72V4 5. y'A 6. K1V4 6.50' 6.40 December-January nnuar-iieDruarv.:- Fubruary-March , X. , March-Anrll .. ... April-May ... . ' uie-juiy.; - -,,, .... j uiy-AUgnst... . Auguat-Scpteniber. !, ; ceptemoer-uctober Uct-Noveniber.. v ' NEW'YORIC COTTON, vJ ' Kew'York.' Dec, 18. Snot elnaed trtrt! middling itSO; mtddUng gulf 12.06; sales 116 bale. u . . . , futurea steady. , " ':K Open. High. Low. Close. ll.li., 11.06 (U.C4 t 10.48 140,34', 19.SI an. J 10.25 10,61 10.48 lO.tl H).i5 10.65 . 10.3 10.6 March , .,,' April ., May, ., ., 10.fi9 10.61 10.66 10.7810.65 10.66 bid V 10.6 10.70 " 10.64 10.60 bid 10.61 W 10.61 me uly . .. .... Aug. ... 'si. .11,1.11 SEW YORK. BONDS. U. S.-refunding 2s rt-gjstefed..' II. '. refunding s coupon ., ., L. K. ren't,lered tt ... .. . 106' lsli Jt.1'4 MP ? 119 : Hi ' Dl B. as couiwn B New ii reclHtfirad .:. u, o. .-w coupon . r. . . 1 . ale4i t.m i Aincncan Tt-catcn 4.... ... American Tobucco 6s,. -Atchison general U.,. .. if 81 'i Atcnison adjustment 4a bid Atianuo coast Line 4a bid........... M rnlttntn. ML. J. 97 Illlmore Ohio rua it:. m i C7 96 92 , 42 J6 (4914 64 , w ' 744 Prooklyn R. T. ev. 4 Central of leorrla'6s... Central of Georgia 1st no. bid...... central ot (eorift m inc. bid...... uentrat, of ueorgia 3d inc. bid., .. unesapeake ft Ohio 4. ; Chicago Alton 8tts...,,. , unieago, mi. ft tjuincy new 4 x",..MBv am. . , m., IW vs........ Chicago, R. LAP. U. 11. col. 6s.. J.. (J.. C. ft St. Louis renernJ 4a bid v. m Colorado, Industrial 6s Scries A.... 45U Colorado Midland 4s bid 1 w 1 67 Colorado ft Southern 4s.. 81 -00 84 72 , W- ; 8tik ' 94 91H '754, 15 63 1 02. Cuba 6..,, .... .. ...... . Denver fti Rio Qrande 4s bid. instlllers' Becurities cs , ., 13rle dwlor, lion 4s ,...'. . t.Ti uenerai 4a bid ........ Hocking Valley. 4H.. ..... jnpan 4fts certitieates Jupen Vh certlncates 2d Series... . Lou svl lie It Nashv e Unified in h Manhattan conxol aold 4a Mexican Centnd 4s ; .,,;.. Mexican Central. 1st ine .... Minn. & 81. Louis 4s old.. , Missouri,. Kansas ft Texas 4s bid.: Missouri, Kansas ft Texas Ma,.., -National R. R. of Mexico col. 4s ofd 81H 77V4 118 1H4 , 68 9.'H 844 m, 104 7514 61 65 ' 8l4 88 , 95 1U6 Vi, -w ff. - 105 44 63 71 W ' New York Central aoneral SXim ... New Jersey Central general (,.,; Northern Paclfie 4s..,. v., Northern Pacific 8s..... ....... ...... Norfolk ft Western oonsol 4s bid'.. Oregon Short line rfdg. 4s...,'....;. r-enn. cv. ma Reading General 4s.... .... ... St Louis ft Iron Mountain tcol. tt St. Louis ft Sun FYanclMX) fir. 4s.... 8t. Louis Southwestern corsol 4a.... Seaboard Air Line is bid Southern Paclfia Is.. ..... ,.. .... Eouthom Pacific 1st 4s certlrtcatea Southern ltallway 5s., .... .. ...... Texas ft Psciflo 1st bid ,. Toledo, 8t. Leuis ft Western 4s bid union icino 4...: ..... Union Pnclilc cv. 4s certlflcates.... uniten mate Steel 2d fa.. Wabash lsts ....... Wabash Deb. B. bd... Western Md. 4s.. ..... Wheeling ft take Erlo 4s.. Wisconsin CeMral 4s..- Japan Ms certificate bid ., Alohlson cv, 9.. Atchison cv. 5s... ...... Inteiborough Metropolitan 4',4 CLOSING STOCK. LIST, Adams Express 1 46 American Car ft Foundry :.. American Car ft Foundry pfd.' ... American Cotton Oil ., American Cotton 01) preferred .... American Exoress ..... i,,, ,,,, American Hide ft leather pfd.'.... American Ice ... ... 4 28i ,.ve 170 114 American Linseed OH ;v... ' 7T4 American Unseed Oil. preferred :, 17 American locomotive .... ,;. ' ,.. 34' American Locomotive preferred 'Si American Smelting ft Refining ... T American nmeiung ft Jtcnning pru, American Smrar: Refining Amet lean Tobacco pfd., oertlf.,,,.i ' Anneonaa Mining co... .... .....1 Atchlren .,,',-. .. ',.,.'-..., Atchison preferred '...1. ,., Atlantic Const Line .. .... ........ Haiti more ft Ohio ltattlmore ft Ohio preferred ,,.,. Brooklyn Rapid Trai slt .. .. ...... Canadian Facile ,...1 .. fa 69 n ' 75' w 15! I'entrat 01 jNew Jersey ... Chesapeake ft Ol io , Chicago ttreat Western ,, ........ V5 80 7V r.-,4 sll , l' 49 41 W, 11 6S 1'S 4'S : 194 Chicago ft... Northwestern . , ,. Chicago, Mil. ft Rt Pnul . iy-) Clilcngo Terminal A 'Tranalt-, Chtrngo Terminal ft Transit pfl. C C, C. ft 81. Louis coioraoo rvi m 11 on ...... ,,, Coloiado ft .'Southern ... 1 . Ceiorsdo & fouthem !t prcforred. Colorado V Hoitthnrn 2d 'pi-eferred, Consolidated Jsi ..... ... .......... Corn Products Refining v; Cnrn" Produot Itein-li-g prciorred..' Deluwwre ft Hudson .... IinlHwav. I(Kwa!,!ia ft West.,,.! Denver ft Rto Orande, THE, JOEL HUNTER C0f,!PAIlV (Chartered) , , , ri'DLIC ACCOfXTANTS AND AUDITORS. Coel Frslems. InVstlRatlona ' Rank Examinations. . IJiO-Sa-St Empire ljldg., Atlanta, Ca. s" . conr.EsroNDENCE soLiciTEa f r ' Grccncboro, N. C. Denver,' BJo Grande preferred. jnstiuers-, securities '4y esf -tae.r-f 9 121 14 28 Kris .v.. v i' ''-4 ,- Erie 2d preforred ... General Electric .... !4u llA Illinois. Central ... International Paper ... Interratlonal Paper preferred !,, International Pump..... , ... International Pump preferred .. Iowa Central Iowa Central preferred. :... Kanae Citv Roirthem .V. Kansas City Southern prefeired-,.,'. "i Louisville & Nashvlila .. , 92 Mexican Central ..... ... ,.,, ,"..,. 'W6 Minneapolis & 8t Louis .........,- 2J , Minn.. St. P. ft. Sault Ste. M ....... , 79 Mlnn., t?t P. Suult SteM. pfd... 116 ' Missouri -acmo ... v v Missouri, Kansas ft Texas .. .. -'M Misxouri, Kansas & Texas pfd. .. 5H Katioral Lead 5,.. H National K, R. of Mexico pfd. New York Central ..: ......w v90 New York. Ontario ft Western t 4 31H Norfolk & Western M Norfolk ft .Western preferred 0 North. American ......... ..... 42 Pacino Mail ..... tot Pennsylvania 109H People's Oaa . .......... ........ v 79H pittsbtinr. c C, & St - 1 I"res?ed Steel Car ... . jt Pressed 'Steel Car preferred ...a..i Pullman Palace Car 1... Reading '.i ....... -.. Reading 1st- preferred ..,.... ' Reading 2d preferred ,.' .. ...i.. Republic SteeK .. ....... .... Republio Steel preferred. .. .r ... i. Rock Island Co. s,.... ,.1,,. .., . Rock Island Co, pref evred St Louis & San Francisco 2d pf4-r SL Louis Southwestern fi. s. St Louis Southwestern preferred.r 1 75 v 73 K K 15 '38 29'A 14 ,29" 73 Southern Pacino .... Southern Pacinc preferred ..... Southern T Railway ,.w .. .....,. Southern Railway preferred v Texas ft Pacific .., ..."., Toledo, Sf Louis ft Wsat.v A....h Toledo, St- Louis V M'eat pfd.,1... Union Paclflo-..... v.., ,... Union Pacific preferred .v... United States Fxpress ... .v... United States Realty tf. United States Rubber .... 7.., United States Rubber preferred 13 - 364 ml It ! 84 117H 7916 - 70 -37' , 304 , 76)4 W54 United States Bteoi Vnlled States Steel preferred.. vintnl. r.arnlira Oieniical .J-'.... 8754 JW4 rltalln rMtl PhMTlimll tlfdA .ul ,. M Wabash ,.. ,, JJ Whh nrefprred .... .... .. M Wells Fargo .Express ofd ...... JJlt Westlnghouse, wectno . .... . Western Union ........ ' . Wheeling ft Lake Erie....- .... 4 Wisconsin. Central .....V ... Wlscontln Central preferred ,....., Knvtherr. Vac no. ..... ..I. i.l. .,.. '" Central Leather .... ' .i... V Nnnnrr, rau iiu 15V4 Central leather preferred 75 i 35 klreat Northern preferred . '! IMS Intertorougn Metropoman .. , Intorbofough Metropolitan pfd. . - 7V 13 r THE BENEFITS OI WALKING, ita in Hft th Modt.Out of the aavtf ' . - j . s i-- ., 1 .. ie tt T ; nnhorta in Tlifl Boston wioue. fl'h average man siloes not . waia anniirh. Most every . man snouiu walk fro-n flvs to ten miles a day out t doors. besides - taking aome out rut m drtor exercise of other kind Never ride when you can maae u W walk. Walking la the exercise that you 'should lane tne moi ot youth to old age. ft is the utdoor exercise that you should use 'as much nnjuaihia to carry vou toyour busi ness, your;, pleaure, , and your, other sport . '' m walking, to do the most- rood. must noi be Uken by fits and starts, hut in rea-ulur" dally, morning, noon, and evening, periods, say somewhat after this) style. After-wour supper walk an Jiour or so toward your oi flee, store, or shop. After lunoh walk for thirty minutes on tne sunny siue of tho Vay when possible. - After your inner walk an hour or two oeiore bedtime, tf vou follow this easy and simple 'rule you will have spent three hour br so. ana waixea irom nve ten mile or more, according to your speed of walking, Jn the best and largest and, healthiest of all ryms the great out-or-doors. One vital rule you must obey In dolnr thla walklnk exercise, as well aa In all other works of life, etop short of fatigue.- If you do not do so, walking and other dojngs will do you more harm than v rood, and will slowlv nhorten your- usefulness , and your life. Don't be guided in the k'ngths of your 6lsli oy what some other seasoned or unseasoned walker may dot be guided only by your own feeltngt Oraduftlly lengthen ! your walks week by week as the walking muocles Kaln.ln strength..' Your dally walk should better' tit you to Imme diately take up your work or pleas ure with greater seal. Fairly fast : walking In the outdoor air Is nature's own hygienic stimulant to -better tit you to again take-uo the duties of life, If you overdo your walking, It will act ' in a -deprssilvr way c and weaken your powers, so never forget to obey that common rense health hint. "Stop short of fatigue." ' To thoroughly, enjoy your' , walks you muni dresi loosely, . especially around" the neck and cnest and waist Wear easy fitting, medium, thick soled and low-heeled foot dress. Have twp pairs of shoes, wear one pair one day and the other the next: this will ease your feet and your shoes will last longer. - The ankles as well as " ' Sh J . ' "i"irii 1,1 r a Hi::, vi:: :.v.. Tw Looms, CO rt., ETC.. ETC the wrists ehould be warmly 'dressed ait this time of year, . Keep your mouth shut and carry the cheet high; lean your body a little forward. end the knees a little, take an eaay and not too long a atrlde. 1 and move smoothly along on your way. A per rect wan 1 a a eort a glide along, and there la no jerky manner out it; it is a joy to do and it la a pleas ure to look at. s ' ' 1 " Dont dress too Trarmiy or heavily. as this Till hinder ihe tree play of your arms, body and legs, and tf your walk is long, cause a too copious ner- Tsplratlon which may weaken you and disease. iti more you are 1 out of doors moving: around moderately fas,t the lees liable will vou be to catch cold, for your system Is stronger to resist, anything that might work it ill." i Tho afternoon or evenina walk should be the longest and done vlsr-" orously enough to cause a Tree sweat, aiter wmcn take' a tepid bath andra rood rub-down, and then up, with a coarse darkly., colored turklsh towel of large size, , ' The outdoor Hver Is trenerally the healthiest and longest-lived, and al ways gets the most out f life, .fey just to he alive is a loy to him. There is a saying that when men lived out of 4oor their hearts were aa of oak, but 'when they lived 'Indoors,, their hearts soon became as reeds. SPKIAIIMGJ1H One 20"x40V .WrightJCor liss ; Engine, Tngye Berl, . - . for immediate "delivery; - 'A B.',- t , Harvard N s . , Lawrence Set, Sch. C P. iii BUEOWYlf .'(Ivll and Hydraulic Enrineer. .1 Virginia Trnnt Jo. Bldg ' ; Richmond,. Va., , , . ' Rivers l- and , harbors . Improved. Wharves and terminals constructed. Water powers developed. , Railroads Duilt water-works erected. Re? ports on "properties. Sewer systems, designed. Clear water filtration. . '' " " J- CATLIW fi. CO. ,.. Commission Merchant 1 ' 345 and 347 Broadway, New Boston Philadelphia COTTON YARNS All rumber Skeine, Warpb, - uops ana uones., ; , C0TT01T GtOODS.-" , FRANK P. EIILBURN & Cu ARCHITECTS WASHINGTON.' D. is " rA College Annuals "'and Catalogues Let us furnish you , wlta. something new in the Col lege Annual -line this year t . With our newr equipment itype, presses, etc., we are - fully prepared to give you something entirely different from that which you have heretofore been using. If yon want something speci ally attractive, see the V ' mm CHARLOTTIi N. C. , ' f Throw 27. . . L;::::ii . Hovb Franzes . , ..I..'.- ' Sconrt) KJ O.ls and Greases, Lutrt Creases, re5y.t:Jjei Faiata, CtelJ Z V. Water alnts. .Ascitis Wattles' Dresslaa Compound. - , : ' ' Z CEO. D. C3EGG OIL CO. . trriARiiOTrn. n. c J. SPENCER . TURNER?. CO. t ; ;" coinncsiON; uerciiaitt3 ' - - OmCESt' New York, Philadelphia, Chicago, Et Louis, London, Enrland. YzriA and Cotton Pieca Goods. 1 r. JEICICES SPINNING'.CCl s ' COTTON , . ; siam once: - - PATVC1LT, B. L . n " ' ' i" tt YOU IIAVK TO SELL, LIST IT IN THIS OFTKR . . you hava houses ert attreto wt,t let'' m'y' yoii-Cft1Iecac'' aatl'Mifr' r. ; (J . trouble and worry. vv ' , : Vf' ' p,act t0 ,nur yonr property is in this agency , " i c Insurance and : PAULSOISi,' LINKROUM & CO. ! 7-8 LEONARD STRRET 129 CHESTNUT STRKET - Igg MARKET STRHET ..." . Offloes Charlotte. N. to, Boston, ifasa, and 'Amsterdam. N. T.': . ."7 Main Ofllce Amsterdam, N. T "Did Dommron" anilT Piid2nix-i K k ' j c , t . ; - : " ;;' v ' - t, 4 I Portland "Cements, tte Fest brands mde. rWe can save you money and give you better Cement under these brands thari'.obtainable elsewhere. Let . us quote . you delivered- at" your station. -. r ' Carolina . Portei! tet Co. : Sole Disbutors. -"' Charleston, S.:0. y; HOOK AND BOGERS t J. . .. .6SBBsiejSJBJ . V ,.- , CnARLOTTE GREENSROna N.a HUBBARD BROS. & CO., HANOVER SQUARE. NEW. YORK. MEMBERS OF New York Co'tton Et 1 change, Jiew Orleans Cotton . Ex cnange. Associate Members Live pool Cotton Exchange. ORDERS SOLICITED For the pur ' chase and sale of cotton for fu'urs 7 delivery. Correspondence Invited. LEONARD L. HUNTER . : ' ARCHITECT Fifth ooor, Trust Rldg. Tlwna 370. CI1ARLOTTU N. d DR. C. I. ALEXANDER DEITTICT - CARSON BUILDING ' ; Souttcnst Corner FOURTH AND TRYO.' STREETS, Charlotte. N. C ' . riiocs i::. A. D. GALIIELD ,r; i:20, co:::::: ":o. :;::::c ..t: 1. C-;a lA-onard Etreet, ill. 1 YC " cxjttox y.i::?-'3. ' r I. t r- ' - We:! 3 r H-w Dryers. ETC., ETC. -is - . : YdlHNS - ,'; PUttadelphla Offlrai . . tlarlner Merchant Bni:sr"v ; W. A. SPELLTSSY. Maaacer i Real Estate Agent. SMS" 1 '. -i - iv' . NPIV YHRK ... . . -4 rKILADFITlIIA . . , ., . " - 4?mOAfJO 5 ; COTTON TARNS. COTTON GOODS " - AND COTTON WASTE. r'" i. y JAMES E. MITCHELL CO. COMJU.1SSION atKRCUANTtt. . Cotton . Yarns and Ccttoi v ' . Cloths. - " CONSIGNMENTS SOUCITED. - rblUdelplila. 121 nnd 124 Chestnut i - Boston, lit Summer Su " ' Ken York. 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The Charlotte Observer (Charlotte, N.C.)
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