H. B A R U C H.
J. BAR U C H.
H. BMRUCH Et B
lH
Will continue "the UJearanco Ule wbicti was inaugurated to reduce tlie Stock of H. BAEUCH. After manv inoiunes. whether this Reduction Sate would
would continue after January 1st, 1892, we tako pleasure in stating that additional attractions are placed on
our Counters in order to give the new firm a good Send Off.
UNUSUALLY LOW PRICES IN OUE SILK DEPARTMENT
MOIREE SILKS at 29c per yd VALUE 65
MOLREE SILKS at 63c per yd VALUE $1 25
CHINA SIKS at 25c per yd VALUE 44
ONE
ril
I A
SURRAH SILKS at 35c per yd VALUE 60c
FAILLE SILKS at 75c per yd VALUE $1-1 26
COLORED SATINS 29c per yd VALUE 45c
REMNANTS FAR BELOW VALUE.
READ
THIS HCHKDI' I.K
OK PKICEH,
Remnants worth ft M marked down to 2 15
Remnants worth IW marked down to 1 (50
Remnants worth 8 tfO marked down to 1 US
Remnants worth 2 40 marked down to !'
H, HARuCH BHD,
INSURE
YOUR
PEOPERTY
KAILJOAI IN FORMATION.
WITH
R. I.
Cochrane
INSURANCE and REAL ESTATE
AGENT.
12 Boath Tryon Street
Telephone No. 6a
i886.
85cVorth
, via el
Racket Store
GOODS TO BS CLOSED.
Japanned Dost Pans 3c or 2 for 5c; One
t Ladies and Hisses all wool skirts 80c to
fl to 11,50; Childs Underwear
Jrge line of Ladies goods cut to cot t
end law; Will open a large line of Lacea and
Embroidery next week bought at half price;
Our entire stock of Mem Underwear will be
t clased without regard to cost; Our great Hat
Cap end Umbrella purcb&ae put these goods
' at less than half the regular price; One lot
I of 16 rib.Umbrellas. good ones, at 65c; One
r , .v - - - -
lot of Cue and 75c Cape at 20c: One lot men
Derbr Rata at 75c worth $1.60 to $3: Mens
. Crusher Hata 50c and 75c worth 1,25 to 2,50;
All the latest things of the season ia Hats
.' and we shall close tlie entire purchase on the
' above basis.
If yon can get sizes to suit you can boy
' . good 12 and 13 Shoes from our 75 ceiit 8hoe
: counter The sizes in a line of Shoes get djo
ken and ell the balance go on the job counter
and go oat at 75c; Now if you find Shoes on
that counter you paid two or three times the
price for, buy of these to make it up for if
; ' you bought the Shoes' from us it was as low j
as we could sell it at a profit; The Shoe on !
the bargain counter is just as good,
Too can find many good books in our
book stock yet and to close the line of cloth
' bound 12 znos. we cut the price now to 15c,
Paper covers 5c
I '.' All through the house bargains to suit
the times are in abundance.
' i Few lines of White Goods and Prints
l J. DAVIS i CO.
IICIIMnsD KD DtSYlU.I Man.
Trmltin leave CharhsUe (or Washington
New York Richmond, at 7 00 a.m., andlim
p. in. Arrive faun New York, Washington
Richmond at 21IU a. in., 1 :. p. m.
Traini lmrra fo.- Atlanta at 2 S a. ui., l:5n
p. ni. Arrive from Atlanta at tt:40 a. m., :.
li. ni.
TriiiWvefbrColun.biaat2l0a. m., I .VI
p.m. Arrive from Columbia at 3:U6a.m., H.(
l. m.
Washington and Southwestern Vestibule
1J noted, operated lielween Wellington and
Atlanta, leaves lor Atlanta at v 45a in; Ar
rives from Atlanta I 10 p m leaves for
rVaidiington VJU p m, arnva from Wash
gtiiu M 35 a in.
IIAKUin All LI R K LIKES.
Traim leave for Wilmington at 1 15 p. m.
and 7:45 p. m Arrive from WilmiiigU' at
(i.35a. in., and 3:15 p. ni.
Train leaves for Raleigh at 5 a. in. Arrives
tmni Raleigh at 10:15 p. ni.
Train leaves lor RutherfordUm at 4:15 p pi
Arrives from Rutherford Urn at l:Ui p. m.
Uvrit NoU-h In the HUlorr of Cotton.
The farmers have very good cause
to be sick of cotton. Yesterday'
New York Hud says: The cotton
speculation yesterday ran up to
214,000 bales, the largest in a long
time. The early figures for March,
the favorite speculative option were
fully '4c. a pound below the closing
figures of Wedneseuy. There were
proportionate declines In the other
options. At the clone there was a
partial recovery and possibly a
steadier tone. The decline for
forty-eight hours amounted to f 1 Ho
a bale.
Cotton has dropped to the lowest
prices in its history. For months, It
Is said, current prices have been he
low the cost of production. The crop
estimates have been pushed up to
between 8,000,000 and 8,500,000 hales,
the largest on record. The receipts
at Southern seaboard cities have
been unusually heavy for a long time.
The speculation at the South has
been extensive and, to some extent.
wreckless, and many of the specula
tors have left their brokers to bear
tbe losses. The banks have found it
necessary to call in their loans. JThe
total decline for a week Is $250 a
bale. The lower figures, though,
have stimulated larger export orders
To I'rovlit for the tlradixt School.
The city authorities are now look
Ing out for the best plan of provid
ing the necessary funds to keep the
city graded schools running for the
remainder of the session, and a meet
Ingof the city finance committee will
lie held Monday. The funds must
come from some source, as the dos
sing of the graded schools would he
such a blow at Charlotte has not yet
had.
Lehman ltro Cation Editor.
New York, Jan. 9. Liverpool nller
ed considerable encouragement this
morning and following the advance
reported from that side, pr e on
the call here were from s to 10 points
better. The Improvement however
was not of long duration from the
same iolluence as has brought about
thedecline on so many'prevlous days.
The ex ecttlon that New
By Associated Press to the Niws.
Nw Yoax, Jan. 9, 1H92.
Futures steady
Orleans . January
WHO lit nil Mrlllltlll' rninln l,nj f I a TtrA f. euriinrjr
A Fine Line of Perfumeries
and Toilet Articles,
PURE DRUG S.
A T
J. H. McADEN'S DRUG STORE,
7 North Tryon St. Charlotte, N. C.
SEW I'Oit COTTOS.
receipts, our own people wiring us
that the Hmn will he lti.000 to 17,000,
While the room in general here had
it that UO.OtiO would arrive there. Un
der this inllut'iice, prices began to
sag and on some little aggressive
selling by a few of the prominent
bears, vulues fell to Inst nights clos
ing, when good buying set In and
served totlnmlate the market a lit
tle. Just near the finish, prices clos
exactly where they did last night.
We have gone over the ground so
often thntitls unnecessary to repent
our sentiments on the article. It
seems as if there could be no other
view than that cotton is reasonable.
We may have some liquidation but
in the end, we think a recovery is In
prospect.
TIIR TAKIh'P l-KOt l.A M I TfO.V.
7 u-ici :
7 21 22 I
7 M X2
7 43-44 '
7 .'rfi-57 '
7 ti7-(i
7 77-7H '
7 Kt-H.r
7 SM-Wi '
Central Hotel Arrivals.
HE Walter, New York; Ado ph
Cone, Baltimore; Eugene Eckel,
Greensboro, NC; T A Hogerty, Bos
ton, Massachusetts; Mosses H Cone,
New York ; Geo E Weber, F M Kib-
bold, Cincinnati, Ohio; Al Vogel,
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; HC
Btovall, Atlanta, Georgia; John K
Morris, Baltimore, Maryland; H
Otho Wilson, Kalelgh, North Caroli
na; DG Hall, Tennessee; DP
Chandler, Atlanta, Georgia; C It
Covington, Baltimore, Maryland;
Ham B Mooro, New York; H M
Faucett, North Carolina; L H Cur
ry Augusta, Georgia; J L Hitch,
New York ; J C McCurry, Marion,
North Carolina: JT Taylor. At
lanta, Georgia; J A Smith, Beshe
mer City, North Carolina; W L
Beeny, Wilmington, North Carolina;
8 C Raukin, Moresvllle, North Caro
lina; FW Horrcock.NC; GW
Queener, Knoxvllle, Tenn ; A J Peed
Baltimore: N KValk, E ri Robin-
sou, JN V
The Weather. .
Fallowing is a synopsis of the
weather prevailing at 8 a. m to-day.
The relative positions of the high
and low areas remain nearly the
same as yesterday morning ;each has
however, moved slightly eastwardly. I
The cold-wave over the southern
portion of the country is slowly
yielding to milder weather tempera
tures having risen over that section
5 to 20 degrees during the past 24
hours, From the middle to the
northern limits, though, the cold has
intensified 5 to 20 degrees and snow
its falling at many points. The cold
area will move southeastwardly and
will produce colder weather over
this section by Sunday night
Children Cry for Pitcher's CastorisL
President Jlnrrlmn (;lv- Not loo Hint It
Will hti lmiel on March 15.
Wasiiiniiton, Jan. 7. In view of
the provision in the reciprocity sec
tion of the Tariff law of Oct. 1. 1S90,
ma ing It the duty of the President
after Jan I, 1802, to suspend by proc
lanistion the free admiasioi. of sug
ars molasses, coffee, tea, and hils
against suoli countries producing
these articles ns after that date,
maintain tarilT duties upon any agri
cultural and other products which
he may deem unequal and unreason
able, the Preside t submitted to the
Attorney-General the question
whether law authorized Mini to issu.
a proclamation fixing a future day
when the duties imposed by virtue
of the proclamation would take ef
fect. The Attorney-tJeneral has giv
en an opinion that th duties must
attach and he collected on and after
the date of the proclamation, an that
a future day cannot be named by the
President.
Owing to this decision, and to the
fact to that justice to importers of
the articles named in section H of the
Tariff law requires that a reasonable
notice should be given of the
President's intended action
Secretary Blaine t o-d a y
sent notes to the diplomatic rep
resentatives of Austria-Huoirary.
Columbia, 'Havti, Nicaragua, Hon
duras, Spain, Phillippinn Island, and
and Venezuela, informing them that
on the 15th of March next the Presi
dent would Ifsue his proclamation
unless in the mean tim- some satis
factory reciprocity arrangement
should be made wi;.h the countries
named, declaring I hat, in view of the
free admission of the arti les named
in section 3 of the tariff, the product
of those countries, he deemed their
tariffs on agricultural and other
products of tho United Htates to he
unequal and unreasonable, and that,
as against the countries named, he
would Issue his proclamation on
Marcn io uext, siispenning the pro
visions of the Tariff law relating- to
the free Introduction into the Uni
ted Htates of sugar, molasses, coffee,
tea, and hides exported from uch
countries, and on and after that date
the duties fixed in section 3 would lie
imposed. The notice to Kpaiu, how
ever, only applies to the Phlllippiue
lsianas. Negotiations with France
and some other countries have reach
ed such a stage as, in the opinion of
the President, to warrant the Secre
tary of State in withholding notice
to them of a proclamation affecting
their products.
j March .
April
May
June
, July
; August
I Hepteinlier
' (k'totier 8 0Hi.'
I November O 00-
! December 8 UHll
Hale to-dav 102,fis
Net Keceipts 177.HS2
Ki)Hirts to(i. It H0.2!l
Kxjiort to France 2ft. 107
Kxports to the continent 22,0H!I
Stock atall U.S. iorta l,ol5.f75
ltt low we give the Stock Market, (tton
Market, and Grain and Produce Markets as
received over the private wires of Smith it
Watts. CwumiBHion Brokers. Charlotte, N C.
COTTON MIDDLING:
High- Low
est.
January 7.K
February
March
April
Mav
June
July
August
HepU'iiilx-r
October
Novenilier
Decern bcr
7 40
7 .r 2
7C)
7 7.r
7.KT
7 !'4
7.00
H.lfl
(UK)
(I.IKJ
est.
7.14
7 20
7 LI
7.42
7..VI
7.(i."
7.7(5
7.H4
7.04
x.ol
0.00
0.00
Clos
ing. 7.1-i 10
7.21-22
7.31 -.'52
7.4.5 41
7..'i-.,)7
7.r7-OH
7 77 78
7.!(4-!H5 t,r nn character, or whether it is simply a
question of irresponsible men over riding, the
law in tlie nanieof morality
H.ni-o:5
(UKMm 1
u.OO-oo
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
Chicago, Jan. ,
High- Low
eat, est.
(Ml
WHEAT-
Kebruary
ear
May v
COKN
February
May
OATH
January
May
POKK
May 11. HO
January 11.3.ri
LAKD-
Februiiry 0.00
May 6.(55
RIKH
May 5.S7
January f.r7
00
1KM.
INI
!1 021 !'!!
30S
411
3ii
35
41
2J
3ia
i.:to
n.;tft
o.no
(5.42
4H
ay
31 i
li. so
1 1 .36
0.00
.ar)
5.77 5.H7
5.57 6,57
Nkw Yoric, Jan.
STOCKS. High- bow- Clos
est, est. mg.
New Jersev Centrnl 112-
(.'bicago (iiLS 75J 72J 74ft-
Kichtiiond Terminal ldi 154 Kii-
Atchison 454 4 i 411-
St. Paul 824 81 i 821-
Ijike Shore nun IMS) (XKI -
Missouri Pacitic (i4 (1 fi.Sl-
Iouisville and Nashville 82j 2 82 -
Texas I'ncilic
Western Cuion'IVI. Co 83 j 8:ij K3i-
HurliiiL-ton and Quincv limj losj liisjr-
Chieago and North West... 11( 4 1K1 ll'il-
t'.C.Al 7.,S 731 734-
Pacilic Mail 37J 371 371-
Delaware and Uickawana.. 14(1 13!ij Mo -Reading
416 40 418-
New Kngland 521 4!iS 511-
Rix:k Island 'J3j 924 031-
CH A KI.OTTE ( 'OTTON M A RKET, TO DA Y
(notations represent actual buying pri(
in oen market.
Middling fair
Strict gixxl middling 71
Good middling 71
Strict middling "j
Middling.... 7
.Strict low middling , (ij
I,ow middling
Tinges and stains ,.5 C
Tone of (he market, steady.
Hales to-day 511 bales.
NOTICE,
The firm of Ross A Adams have made an
assignment of their stock of giods, etc., to nie
for the benefit of their creditors.
The stock, consisting of a good assort nient
of Stationery, Itooks, etc., will lie disjiosexl of I
at greatly reduced prices tor cash,
A. I5U It WELL, Trustee,
Novelty Presents.
CnH'MN RENTED.
This rnlmnn is rented for the piirneo
informing the public of the nature of the
controversy with regard to the issueing of li
cense to sell liquor in this city. Whether it is
' H filleHliiitl nf Httiritii ,ir nn inii ril fltaru! r
Sealskin card cases, lined with
Russia leather, and edged with re
pousse solid silver two inch deep,
roses and rose leaves, for 15.00.
tlentlemans card case or flat nockM
book, bound in solid silver rope, trot).
Heal silver pure with solid silver
top at 5,00.
Heal card case memorandum book
w ith money pocket, solid silver cor
ners, I2..V).
Heartsease with diamond In centre
scurf piu 12 54).
Another scarf pin Is twisted with a
ruby and a diamond, for 14.00.
And yet another has asapprlre and
i diamond in coiled gold, 14 00.
Ladies broach, enameled dogwood
(lower, with so.ltaire diamond In cen
ter for 30.00.
F.uameied heartsease lady's broach
diamond in center, for 30,00
Heartsease pendant with dia Jiond
net iu a large heart of emerald forget
me nots, for 2H 00.
Carbuncle surrounded by pearls in
heart snate inside a! large heart of
enameled forget menots, for 2.YO0.
Onyx clocks at 6 50; keep good
time. This Is our ' hristmas leader.
Solid silver bonbou boxes from.'! (Ml
to 15,50,
Solid silver bangle bracelets from
50c to 2.00.
Silver ball purses with silk tops,
novelty, 6 00 to 9.00.
Glove buitoners, oxydized and
bright silver, 1.50 to 2. 00
Book marks, nxydlied and bright
sevnral designs. 1.50 to 8,0(1.
Vlntlgrettes with and without
chains, from 3.50 to &.00.
Hllver court plaster case S-50.
Hilver envelope opener IJ).
Hllver match boxes SJjO.
Hllver stamp caae for pocket, UA
Hllver handle paper cutter 1.60 to $3
Hllver chatelalue 4.00
Hilver top purse with silk bottom,
at o.oo
Garters buckle solid silver and gold
plated, 2,00 to 8 00,
Very odd designs In canes, from
l.tOti 15.00.
Umbrellas for ladies aad gentlemen
3,50 to 14,00. Entirely new odd de
signs In handles. No duplicate.
Cut glass tumblers 00 for six.
Cutglass decanter, finest ever aeen
hsre, 2Ml
Cntglrsa ice tub at 8,50 that every
body charges 1000.
Berry bowls, finest cut glass on
earth, from 12,50 to 15 00.
Gold pens, peu'cUs, toothpicks,
glove buttoners, whistles and pend
ants for watch chains, 50c to 12JJ0.
Fish dish, German plate, with shad
engraved in dish, for 12.00. No du
plicates. Beautiful Imported German lea
sets, frosted, four pieces, coffee ot,
tea pot, sugar bowl, and ceeam pitch
er. for 30,00. This is oui own Impor
tation, and 10,00 cheaper than larger
cities can get easily for the like.
IMPORTED GERMAN PLATED WARE
Cracker iar of that imitation tile china, solid nlato ton rim and handle
for 950. This Is far cheaper than the iraudv fancv presents made for Xruat
German castor, miadrtmle nlate. antiniio desliru. exuuisite bottles, hand-
painted ill gold, tlve bottles 10.00.
Cutglass bottles castor. In filigree plaited holder for 12,00 This Is a rare
piece and we direct housekeepers' attention to it.
Sugar bowl of colored irlass in II lain pe basket of plated ware, on stand, for
only 5.00.
Handsome pair oxldi.ed candlesticks, old deslmis. finest flu tires wrouirht
In high art, for only 10,00.
BOYJNE &
L
BADGEE.
i
I e r
eading Jewe
Charlotte, 3ST C
s,
It Was Dry.
HOLIDAY GOODS.
We have opened our Holiday
Goods and can show you one of the
most complete lines ever brought to
the city.
We invite vou all to come and in
spect our stock before you buy, as we
are sure we can save you money.
Riiler Laird's
B-A-K-E-R-Y.
Select Board with nice room for gentleman I
and wife or two gentlemen. Apply at
i) .it iiH JUist 1 ra.le street, , i.llst Wll),k , wenl ,(, p (.0,rt ,,0,so aMl, j(
LVunti'MT pnn.fortMble cnttm-e mn I was Hiem(full). I said Hhaw! and opening
slrL I were out. Itut it was I)ull(s) until Clarkson
. " " , , , . ,,, . iaparel, and looking Ihrough the Vail 1
1' OK KKN T Good dwelling house , Maw that it was llill's-turii that made everv
on Kat Ninth St., with four good thingsodry. We are selling the bi st mans
roonw, hull and front porch, good 3 shoe we ever sii It has a patented so'e
iranl li and irood water. Applv (, , wiucn gives it ad v, cages over any otner j
1 w
Ribbons Dyed.
lays,
A. B. DAVIDSON.
Shoe on the mnrke and will wear ns longiis
a shoe that cost five and six dollars; It conns
LADIES Dresses and (Moves cleaned at " four styles and all sizes; See our Corsets
( 'liarlotte Htea... Lam.dry; Also Dresses and iiJfJTlwtJrJi
Work done in inmi l m; "
Thur-Fri-Sat 1 (5f5i!, 50c, 40c; Dress Oooils and Uuimps
! at big reductions; Mens fine iinen collars 10
pop IH'NT-A ,mn,l fi mnni house on and 15c worth 20c: Mens culfs Z50 aki 16c;
East Otli st. tf R. A, BEAT TIE. i "en nine water proof collars aijdcu
iiieiionar; vircm. uaimiii
FOR CASH We will sell our .50 Hewing
Machines' at 130, C W BRADSHAW,
Sepi tetf Menager.
Fruits, ('and v. Nuts, Raisins, Dates Pigs
and anything to please the little ones, at
and children.
SPECIA
lot of Hems
F-A-N-C-Y
FOR RENT Nine ne,
j Bryan building. Cb
hts. (decl7 lm)
uieuonar: vircm. umttniiiq-jp
and children.! wool and,
SPECTAIAWiP
j lot of Hemse
tor
r
r
EVERYBODY
COME
IV K ARE PKEPAItKD FOR YOU,
OUR STOCK 1H COMPLETE.
OCR GOODS ARK BEHT QUAL
ITY.
OCR PRICES ARE RIGHT DOWN
TO THE BGTTOM.
Yon iret from us the fluest Coffees,
Teas, Hams, Flour, Cheese, Canned
(.oouh, ncKies, yrups,-i,;andi' s.
rvuts. Kjjisius, v igj
I coayj-ift
V"C0-
V
Mrs. .lane 0. Ijitbam desires tn
Iernianent boarders at the old K
lenimrg nniuiing, now bciui
Dec 22 tf (Chronicle copy, l