charlotte; news, august 30, 1902.
FULL REPORT OF
a EST ADVICES FROM THE REALM OF THE BULLS
LA AND BEARS.
(Reported by Ware & Leland, Private Wire to George A Howell.) :
THE COTTON
N. C. Aug. 30. I have
f nnttnTi r-fin fl 1
lose ouservfi ui vulh
i" - ' ,..r vo.irs
My last three
I'htllH
rStil!'
of the crop are as iuuuws.
,l,l ..!Lw 1S99 .... 9.474,000
. ill,.,.
M'V! ' iu November 1900 10,400,000
J November 1901 .... 10,760,000
Mii'( 111 n,.a with final fisrures
Yt.'ii
in cvHii (in ' c
that the above were pretty
ml StV
" t om fniiv convinced
' ''.T if T all' guess work, although I
He nlwavs after
h.'iv.
t "ill'PU HI J isonii. -
spring tht
effect or Killing uu&i. u is
,.pt' to make any intelligent
t,)(i M'-.' - nwrnt, nrnn After
ear:'
S ; .Velv' watching the crop develop I
Vv Vome to the conclusion that on
.nut of fanners being forced to use
1 from last vear's quickly matured
M" w(, i, ive a dwarf plant and early
('10'' H earlv plant life is dwarf and
;Vrlv matured cotton is no exception.
Uk to the fields will show you that
v-r"niiM-tenths of the present crop
was ni;
adc in Juiy ami uaiuij, ii
Anm'.st.
Whv is this? conditions
11 . f Aifn.n Kin OT.l tTflltr
n h ive neeu mvuiauic a.u. j-
Willi , , , ,, ,nnAaA
been
dmi; i we not
not nave iaisc swuvd iwj,uc;u
with bolls?
Tllf, crop has made no headway m
as it seemed to have matured
Ails"' 1 i i. re it,: ,-.5
in July
IV pllil Stopped WUIK. 11 Lina iuuui-
rot's on in September, as it is like-
lion
iv to ilo we cannot nupu iui ciuj- mwic
!.utton than the present going out crop
as we are not any better off than this
time last year.
You would be surprised to see the
-liftVeiH-e in the crop-now if you have
", it senoe first of July. Of
(.oulse iii.v.v are plenty of bright spots,
,Ui if vou will inquire, you will find
,.,,, in ser ting seed will be one of the
xw of this. There are plenty of dis-miiointiP-'-J
spots rust and .shedding
,vtiuvr in their work. Plenty of farm
'v, who would not have taken 20 bales
for their crop on 1st August, will sell
tinlav for l-. 1 oo nor. ueneve iu smaii
T .nnnnf Olinl' t 12 Tl n
'en' now to make under 10.000,
es but I do believe that while
: a ehance of making 12,000,000
jii.imjo for this crop that possi
ias passed and A-e will do well
. make 11.250,000 and probably
?r ld.r.OO.OOO. Cotton at 8 cents
und is cheap if we only have a
f 10.500.000. So keep your head
on and watch what you are
If our farmers see no improve-
n condition of crop in September
vhat it is now and will not force
he market, they will reap rich
,es. We will not see any 5 cents
tjtton in any event, but if the crop
pVospeets improve, it will not pay to
jjjld cotton for higher prices, although
5$ie may he obtained in the spring
summer. North Carolina is being
teWip by the bureau reports as the
smetoving tne banner prospect for
(ottcn crop, but t conditions have
okad-ainl we have rust and shed
ding and crop making no progress
since 1st of August.
GEO. A. HOWELL.
THE PRODUCE
Chicago, Aug. 30. Wheat There
kj buying at the start on rains in the
icriliwest allowing of a fair sized ad
ranee in Sept. local shorts being an
e'oos to cover on scarcity of offerings,
rtile there was good commission
tees buying of December. As a gen
ial thing hut little interest was taken
inhe market while scalpers were dis-
;i io even up over the holidays.
-jl w.;o was a little selling of September
JV wards the close. It looks very much
Wtif weather conditions would be the
:ciamg lactor, and as tar as Sep
tember deliveries are concerned on
iday next we think they will be
VErvlieht if of oil
i, --Qv n (Ail,
Coin Receipts were light and the
jsarket was inclined to strength due to
toll's of cold weather although condi
tions in Iowa were much improved.
Operations were largely on the scalp
ing order with local traders evening
up. A larger run of receipts can be
expected during the coming week.
Uats Were higher on the poor grad
and indications of more rains To
the close long holdings came
Jiit. local traders not being disposed to
'iTy them over holidays.
BONES OF INDIANS.
Wash
Up by High Water in the Ca
tawba.
In some of the operations at the Ca
tawba Power
Company's plant last
W a find
of three Indian skeletons
let" ?t " There were in the Slaves a
anv nrlsome beads. different from
I'm etr found in this section before.
f, 1V- lJli or one warrior was r
found
or.e o:
Ul tne bones, when measnrpri hv a
C-foot
mnn'o , . J
tannp,i ;Cr, "efcpunaing oone, over
all TinV mUer tUlly
one-third. Fort
The
e bonp3 ir l ! -.
ed hv iu 11 uuesuon were uncover-
bt Vre Tv freShet of last year'
f this year dC0vere(i until January
larm j ?, They were found on the
Bovi in a eSf,S- Davi(i and William
WriSffepnburs count N- C,
ba r ver rZ7 and along the Ca"
of imt J ?y are evidently those
bXms ad b6en interred n
ds of SI are sPecimens of hun-
beads had ,niS t,ibe seen there- The
the E,iTloubtedly Deen buried in
- W H w ? Indians
erl colnrf ' x : lh(: secured 466, of sev-
mber arp nt V, . maiority of the
c or a
rerhi WT UeiStl snade- Some
with
rpri umers oiacK
?triPes. . )e.s and blue with white
bo
ne.
The twn f"Zl?ss cnalk ad
i UPV 5fD e . i . .
ne(' to hp
- lu'mer Kinas
are sup-
",ake. nnn "l "giish and
French
tor
their ia;;:ccraaed to the Indians
tonic
eaught
Th
in Vr,? a
- : aim ior ani-
ine snpn; imps
&s of S oi the glass beads show
'hat
t'rev nation.
:.y weiP rri
It. IS tvirlan
sir.
off time w'h!SdSr g!?und since that
1
vaiawDas roam-
TODftY'S MARKETS.
MARKETS.
New Orleans, Aug. 30 The Ameri-
. . - -
deal. Then, again, there is just now a
peculiar need for calm study
of the
environment.
In the furor of an upward movement
as in the dead calm of a dribbling de
cline, the average man takes a great
deal too much for granted. It does not
necessarily follow that the unusual
period of rest will enable anybody to
see through the millstone, but the bliss
of acknowledged ignorance may come
with the protracted pause. The devel
opments of the hour teach the need of
caution as to estimates of the crop. !
For example the statement of the New
York cotton exchange shows that no
less " than 10,741,000 bales have already
come into sight for the commercial
year which is about to end.
The explanation of this unexpectedly
large total is found in the allowance
of 1,974,000 for southern consumption.
Mr. Hester will publish his figures on
Monday next. If his report confirm the
statement just noted, Mr. Buston's
forecast of 10,750,000 minimum will re
ceive historis seal. If a deduction for
new cotton brought into sight during
August be made, the estimate of this
journal's correspondents (10,400,000)
will come pretty close to the mark. Mr.
Price and the agricultural bureau are
among the horses which "also ran."
After all, crop guessing is no depart
ment of Astronomy and each investiga
tor should be content to give his infor
mation for what it is worth. In such a
case pride of opinion is simply pre
postrous. As a rule the composite pho
tograph of a crop affords the best like
ness. CHARLOTTE COTTON.
Corrected Daily for the News by
tleath-Reid Jobbing and Commission
Company.
New Crop
3ood Middling1 ..... ........ 8
Strict Middling- sy2
Middling Sj
Tinges , 73c
Steady
LIVERPOOL COTTON.
Futures Closed Barely Steady
Aug:
4 5
.4 47
. 4 37-
4 30-
4 27
.4 26
.4 26
.4 25-
4 24
.4 24-
Aug-Sept
Sept-Oct
Oct-Nov
Nov-Deo .
Dec-Jan .
Jan-Feb
Feb-Mch
Mch- April
April-May
Spots Dull Middling
Receipts Sales 5,000
l-32d
MARKETS.
Provisions There was not much fea
ture to the market operations being
largely of a holiday character although
there was a little spurt in October lard.
Should any declines appear we look for
good buying.
CHICAGO QUOTATIONS.
WHEAT High
eptember 71
December 67
May G94
CORN
-'eptember 57
December 47
May 39&
OATS
-eptember 27
December 2GJ
&3a 31
Low
70
67 H
m
4
39
2G
30M
Close
70
C7M
3-
26
25
30
PORK
September . . .
October
17 02
17 17
16 95
17 12
14 75
10 42
9 47
8 22
10 25
9 85
7 72
17 00
17 12
14 77
10 42
9 GO
8 25
10 25
9 12
7 75
January 14
LARD
September 10
October y
82
47
70
January 8 25
RIBS
September .10 37
October 9 95
January 7 77
ed these regions the mighty mon
archs of all their surroundings.
Dr. Gil Wylie, while here recently,
secured from his brother a number of
the beads and will treasure" them as
interesting mementoes of a great tribe
of Aborigines, now almost extinct,
whose mournful fate is a sad page in
the history of our country. Rock Hill
Herald.
Wednesday Night's Attraction.
Manager Leath of the Academy of
Music, has made arrangements where
by "The Telephone Girl," one of the
best and acknowledged musical suc
cesses, will be seen at Latta Park on
Wednesday night for one performance
only. The production will be complete
in every detail, beautiful costumes,
great cast, foremost comedians, large
fmd pretty chorus all of the gentler
sex. in fact look forward to one of the
theatrical treats of the present, season.
Opera House Very Much Improved.
Mr. Nathaniel Gray, manager of the
Charlotte opera' house, was walking
about town today with a broad smile
playing over his usually sedate coun
tenance. The cause of this was the
generally improved appearance of his
play house. Painters and carpenters
have been at work for several weeks
getting the house in order and it real
ly does present a most attractive ap
pearance. Monday night Mr. Gray has
the Lonely Widow as the opening at
traction. It is said to be a really fun
ny attraction and worth the price of
admission.
Fnr LaGr-inne and Influenza
use "CHENEYS EXPECTOR
can uotton Exchange will be closed five States have recognized the right of
until Tuesday. The long closure is wel- the toiler to be thus honored. The gov
come for more reason than one. In the erno'r of North Carolina and the mayor
first place, speculative activity is ter-' of Charlotte have already issued ap
ribly trymgm such weather as the propriatc proclamations and the wage
south has had to endure for some ; earners of the city propose to do jus
weeks. One does not like to sweat him tice to the holiday,
self to death, even over a winning The nrosrra m f nr th T.ahnr n,v
ANT.
ALL READY FOR LABOR
DAY CELEBRATION
(Continued from First Page.)
will be several excursions one from
down on 'the coast to Charlotte during
the day. At least 15,000 visitors are ex
pected. Many of the Stores will close or give
half-holiday, as Labor Day is not only
a Stntf hilt t MdHrvnol Vinlidoir TV.5..4-.T
" " , "J A. U L1VJ A t lllil lllH V I till I V
xrade is given elsewhere. The rime-ram
lor tiie amusements at Latta Park in
the afternoon and the minstrels in the
evening follows:
PROGRAM OF GAMES.
1:30 P. M. MULE RACE.
Half mile; each man to ride the other
fellow's mule; the last mule under
the wire will be winner. Prize, $2.50.
2:00 P. M. FAT MAN'S RACE. .
50 yards; each union entitled to two
entries in this race. First prize $2;
second prize, $1.
2:20 P. M. TUG-OF-WAR.
Between two unions, "Prize, $2.5o.
3:00 P. M. BASEBALL.
A professional game of ball will be
played by the Printing s Pressmen's
and Iron-Workers' Unions. After the
baseball is over
BICYCLE RACE.
Each one that wishes to enter this race
will pay $1.00 entrance fee, and the
winners wall take two-thirds for first
prize and one-third for second prize.
Following the bicycle race will be the
WHEELBARROW RACE.
100 yards; each union entitled to one
entry. First prize, $1; second prize,
50 cents.
PIE EATING CONTEST.
Each union entitled to two entries.
First prize, $1.00; second prize, 50
cents.
GREASY PIG CONTEST.
The one catching the pig and holding
same will get the pig, but two people
will not be allowed to hold the pig.
The above games will come off in the
Baseball Grounds, and those wishing
to see the games are cordially invited
to take seats in the grand-stand free of
charge.
LABOR DAY MINSTRELS.
Door open, 7:30 p. m. Curtain, 8 p. m.
Stage Manager H. N. Banks.
Middleman R. P. Smith.
)
End Men Messrs. Page and Sawyer.
; PART ONE.
Any Old Thing.
OPENING CHORUS.
Solo and Chorus, "I'll Wed You in the
Golden Summer Time"
F. A. Sawyer.
Jokes by Everyone.
Song, "'Way Down Yonder in the Corn
Field" Frank Harris.
Song, "Fly, You Blackbirds, Fly" . .
Mace Hunter.
More Jokes.
Song,
"Mr. Dooley" Elmer Michael.
PART TWO.
"T'm TTnlnnlrv"
Comic Son
Herbert Banks.
Fun in a Hen House
Messrs. Harris and Redfern.
Song Walker.
Song and Walk Around
Messrs. Page and Sawyer
Song, "Oh, Lucinda Jane" .
Elmer Michael.
Shoot-::.; Match
Messrs. Smith and Banks.
Song Frank Harris.
"In Union There is Strength"
Messrs. Page and Michael.
Seng, "Aint Dat a Shame"
Fred Sawyer.
"Warming 'Em Up in Dixie"
By the Whole Gang.
An Invitation.
Editor News:
All white union men and friends of
organized labor who have not been as
signed to places in the Labor Day pa
rade, are cordially . invited to march
with Federal Union No. 8932, and are
requested to. meet at Labor Day Head
quarters Monday morning promptly at
9 o'clock.
W. H. SINGLETON, Pres.
Captain "Putty," having sailed wHh
La Yohe Tor South America, look out
for another revolution in one of the
strenuous republics about the time he
arrives. New York Press.
U. S. Department of Agriculture,
Weather Bureau.
COTTON REGION BULLETIN.
Charlotte, N. C, Aug. 30.
STATIONS
Temp'ture
Kainfall,
inches
and hun--dredths
State I
OF
weather
DISTRICT
Max Min
Charlotte.. 84 62 0 Cloudy
Cheraw . .". 84 60 0 Clear
Florence ..86 62 0 Clear
Goldsboro: 82 60 ' .0 Foggy
Greensboro 82 60 0 Clear
Lumberton 84 60 0 Clear
Newbern.. 84 64 0 Cloudy
Raleigh .. 84 62 0 Clear
Weldon . . 82 62 0 Foggy
Wilm'Kton. 84 62 0 Cloudy
HEAVY RAINFALL.
Columbus Miss 1.90
CENTRAL. Number District Averages
STATION of Tempe'ture Rainfall, iwh
station Max Min esaadhun-
eport- dredths
ingr
Atlanta .... 14 78 64 T
Augusta .... 11 82 64 T
Charleston. 5 82 66 0
Galveston... 32 98 74 .02
Little Rock. 13 92 70 T
Memphis ... 13 86 70 .02
Mobile 10 90 72 .50
Montogmery 9 86 70 .04
New Orleans 15 92 72 .04
Oklahoma . 10 100 68 0
Savannah . . 12 86 70 .04
Vicksburg. .' 13 88 72 " .04
Wilmington 10 84 62 0
REMARKS.
Local rains have fallen in many por
tions of the cotton belt. Changes in
temperature have been slight.
R. W. GRAY,
Observer Temporarily in Charge.
THE WEATHER.
Forecasts for tonight and and Sun
day. For North and South Carolina: Fair
tonight and Sunday, except local rains
in the mountain districts, warmer in
the interior. Fresh easterly shifting to
southeasterly winds.
Notes The - weather is generaly
cloudy this morning in the Atlantic
and Gulf States, and over the north
ern valleys. Fair conditions prevail
elsewhere.
Rain has fallen quite generally over
the Missouri and upper Mississippi val
leys, and in Florida; and ideal rains
have occurred in Georgia, Tennessee
and the east Gulf States.
The pressure is high over the mid
dle Atlantic and north Pacific coasts
and continues low over the Southwest.
The changes, in temperature have
been slight.
R. WT. GRAY,
Observer Temporarily in Charge
The fellow who sings his own praise
seldom gets an encore.
BRAIN-FOOD NONSENSE.
Another ridiculous food has been
branded by the most comnetent au
thorities. They have dispelled the
silly notion that one kind of food is
Heeded for brain, another for
cles, and still another for bones. Ax
correct diet will, not only nourish a
particylar part of the body, but it Will
sustain every other part, et, however
good your food may be, its nutriment
is destroyed by indigestion or dys
pepsia. You must prepare for their ap
pearance or prevent their coming by
taking regular doses of Green's Au
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the healthy millions. A few doses
aids digestion, stimulates the liver to
healthy action, purifies the blood,, and
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You can get this reliable remedy at
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A Noted Detective of
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Mr. J. Samuel Wilkinson, 5011-2
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Eroad street, Richmond, Va., and was
cured without any instrument. I most
cheerfully recommended his medicine
to all who. are suffering from this
cause, and will, with pleasure, give
any information as to how I was
cured."
Very respectfully,
J. SAM'L WILKINSON,
Ex-Sergeant-at-Arms City Democratic
Committee for 17 years, and Private
Detective with Wren's National De
tective Agency for 14 years.
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Stieff pianos are not sold in
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Stieff pianos are sold direct.
We make the Stieff, and being
its maker know every inch of it,
and we pass it to you at asingle
profit price, which means a clear
saving to you of from $150 to
$250. When a retail dealer of
fers any piano at price we sell,
the Stieff, he is clearing from
$150 to $250. Can you afford to
waste tliat much money? Do
you love the retail dealer that
much?
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