THE CHARLOTTE NEWS, FEBRUARY 27 1 906.
THE WEATHER
rlir Charlotte and its vicinity:
pi,- ami colder tonight. Wednesday
, xorth Carolina: Fair, colder
Llir cold wave in eastern portion,
v-..fnosdav fair, colder in eastern por-
nifi nortwest to north winds.
tU)For outh Carolina: Fair, much
,nlllei- tonight; cold wave in central
1 pastern portions. Wednesday
l!is;h northwest to north winds.
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COTTON
Hayward Vick & Clark's Daily Cotton
Letter.
(Funiishcd by the Cotton Exchange
an,l iija rd of Trade.)
Xcv Orleans, Feb. 27. Yesterday's
( oitcii market was a most unambitious
affair Neither New York nor Liver
liool evidenced any particular desire
to take the initiative and New Orleans
had Mardi C.ras in its bones to the ex
clusion of everything else. On the
uhoie. Hie news and gossip was of an
eilroui aging character. There was a
minus correction in the Liver
pool stock. Assurances were forth
coming that there would be no coal
miners' strike. Comment on the prom
ise of an increase in the wages of the
English cotton mill operatives indicat
ed a trade belief that short time would
!j0 'inaugurated only in the event raw
cotton supplies dwindled too fast.
With prosperity ahead for the laborers
of England and America the troubles
of the bull speculator doubtless will
abate earlier than with strikes and
trade disturbances bobbing" up during
the end of the season months. Thus
the situation would seem to have gain
eil rather than lost hopefulness. But
the weakness of futures, even in the
absence of bearish aggressiveness, is
not calculated to reinstill confidence
in the ranks of the booster. The ad
vent of some really potential price
making factor of the encouraging class
is the thing now needed.
New York Sun's Cotton Summary.
Xfv York, Feb. 27. The March no
tices dominated everything, or rather
.Match notices and liquidation on the
one hand., and covering on the other
caused an irregualr market. It is be
lived, however, that this bugbear has
been pretty well eliminated, and the
effect it is thought, will be to impart
greater steadiness, if only temporarily,
to the market. That has been the case
iti New Orleans and it is believed will
be the ease here, especially as the
short interests has undoubtedly been
considerably increased not only here,
but in the South. New Orleans opera
tors are believed to be heavily short.
On the decline here there was heavy
baying of March, by spot houses and
there was also a good deal of scat
tered covering, as well as not a little
outside buying for people who believe
that a turn for the better is near at
hand. March- notices for some 40,000
bales were issued, principally by
Messrs. Inman, Judson, Shearson,
Weld, and Fernie. Liverpool and the
continent were buying. New England
and European spinners were reported
to have bought the actual cotton here.
But in the end the market was govern
ed mainly by the notices.
Cbalotte Cotton Market.
(Corrected by Sanders, Orr & Co.)
Good Middling 10
Strict Middling 10
Middling 10V2
Tnges and Stains 9 10
New York Cotton.
High Low Close
1030 1030 10
1025 1025 10241024
.... 1027 1018 10241025
.... 1033 1031 10341036
Jan
Feb
liar
Apr
May 1048 1042 1047 1048
June
.July
Aug'
Sept
Oct
1054 1054 10561058
1065 1059 10631064
1061 1057 10601061
1030 1030 10301031
.... 1023 1019 10201021
Nov 1024 1024 10211022
Dec 1027 1023 10231024
Spots 1085; sales 500; market tone
quiet; futures closed steady.
New York 11 A. M. Bids: March
1021; May 1044; July 1062; October
1021.
Liverpool Cotton.
Jan.-Feb 556
Feb-Mch '.. .. 556
Hch-ALJr ..55G
Anr-j.Iay 560
'May-June 563
June-July
July-Aug
..566
68
Aug-Sept 566
Scpt-Oct 554
Oct-Xov .551
Futures opened dull, closed steady;
receipts 17000; American 9100; sales
12000, American 9800; spec. 1000; mid
'Uins today 569; yesterday 571; tone
spots steady.
Chicago Grain and Porduce.
High Low Close
. 81 81 81
. 81 80- 81
. 81 81 81
. 44 43 43
. 44 44 44
.43 43 43
. 28 28 28
. 29 29 29
. 30 30 30
. 1537 1525 1537
. 1515 1505 1515
. 777 772 777
. 785 780 785
. 795 792 795
. 812 807 812
. 815 810 815
. 825
VOIEAT
Sept ....
July
-vlay
CORN '
July ....
Sept ..."
Alav .
OATS
Spet ..
-May . . .
PORK
Mav .
July ..
LARD
Slav
"Uiy
Sept ..."
Ill us
May ....
July
Sept
Keep the little ones healthy and
""ipy. Their tender, sensitive bodies
require gentle, healing remedies. Hol
"feter's Rocky Mountain Tea will keep
wsm strong and well. 35 cents, Tea
cr Tablets. ;
R. H. Jordan & Co.
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The charfn of her smile
in her prettv teeth.
Sensible girls know the
value of
ozoDiscnr
Liquid, Powder or Easte.
STOCKS
New York Sun's Summary Stocks.
(Furnished by Gilbert & Clay of New
Orleans, La.)
New York. Feb. 27. The greater
optimism in professional speculative
sentiment that was evident in WaU
Street during the latter part of last
week was again strong in control of
the movement of security prices and
although the upward movement was
conducted somewhat irregularly, jex
ceptions to the general tendency being
shown by several prominent stocks,
and although the market was less ani
mated than it recently has been, con
siderable net gains were commonly
shown in the active stocks, at the close
of the day. Abroad the course of val
ues in the financial markets was di
rectly the reverse of that witnessed
here, for which the chief reasons seem
ed to be the continued forced liquida
tion of Kaffir mining stocks on the
London stock exchange, and renewed
anxiety over the Morroccan situation.
It was said by close observers of the
day's business that the market was to
an unusual degree of professional char
acter, and that the largest buyers of
stocks were the western speculative
party who were openly, at . least, the
largest sellers a week ago. However,
this may be, it was plainly the buying
of stocks rather than the selling that
was effective upon quoted values.
Atihisun
Atchison Pfd
Baltimore & OMo
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago & Alton
Chicago & 3reat Western
Erie
Erie Tfd ........
Lock Inland ....
Il.inois Central -
Louiivitle A Nashville . . . .
Mar.ni ttan
Kexiean Central . . , -
rfissouvi Pacific .
Missouri Kansas A T
New York Central
Norfolk A Western
Ontario & Western
Pennsylvania
Reading....
Reading Pfd
St. Paai .
Southern Pacific
8 aathei n Railway ...
Sotliern llaUway Preferred
Texas A. Pacific . , .
Onion Pacific ...... ....
Wabash
Wabash Pfd
Amalgamated Copper
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Colorado Fuel & Iron ........
Con Gas
Peoples Gas
Sug'ar.... , ...
Sloss Iron & Steel
Tennessee Coal &lron
JnitedStetes Leather. . .
Jnited States fcteel ,
JrAted States Steel Preferred
Western Union .... . . . .,
V irginia Carolina Chemica'.
Va. Carolina Chemical Pfd
89
.102
11046
170
.. 56
. 30
. 78
H6 y,
150
ioo4
35
148
. SG
50
138
. 138
. 92
180
0Gi
..100
34
151
24 y2
52
110M
81
641
. 158
78
969
141 .
84 y
156
11
41
106
93 18'
49
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Cooking School.
The free lectures on cooking at the
city hall hall are being well attended
each day and evening. Yesterday 151
ladies were present and today, despite
the blustering winds, the attendance
was very large. Miss Burr is a most
interesting speaker and her practical
demonstration of ways to prepare doz
ens of dainty things for the table will
not fail to elevate the standard of
living in Charlotte. Free souvenirs
are given to all who attend. .
DENIED WRIT OF ERROR.
Norfolk Feb. 26. Virginia Supreme
Court of Appeals denied writ of error
in the case of captain E. W. Jones,
of the Virginia National guard, convic
ted of the murder of Maudfe Cameron
Robinson, formerly of Selma,, N. C,
and given 18 years in the' peniten
tiary. New York Journal of Commerce Sum
mary Dry Goods.
(Furnished by Gilbert & Clay, of New
Orleans, La.)
New York, Feb. 27 Buying at first
hands continued very moderately. Job
bers and converters are endeavoring to
secure concessions and in a few in-
tances have proved successful. As a
;ule, however, the first hands situation
is marked by general firmness, for
which there is , undoubtedly a great
deal of warrant. It is perhaps not real
ized that a considerable amount of ma
chinery, both in New England and the
South, is still idle through the lack of
-. t------. . -t 4 A 1 n rc o mllof lin.
finnhtedlv have its effect sooner 01
later upon the market.
ILItL,IC AROUSED.
The public 5s aroused to a knowledge
of the curative merits of that great
medicinal tonic, 'Electric Bitters, for
sick stomach, liver and kidneys. Mary
w waitprs. of S4fl St. Clair Ave.. Co
lumbus, O., writes: "For several
months I had eriven ud to die. I had fe-
vnr and amie: mv nerves Wre wreck
a- T nonlil not sleeo and my stomach
fxraa so weak, from useless doctors'
drugs, that I could not eat. Soon" after
hop-innincr to take Electric Bitters, I
htninPfl relief, and in a short time I
ras entirely curetV. Guaranteed
60c. .
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Signature
of
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Tha Kind You Have Always Bought
Boars tne
For Croup
Tirkesine
A cure or your 25c Back.
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Are Useful
Make the most acceptable wedding
gifts. We can show the largest as
sortment of fine quality Cut Glass,
Sterling Silver and Hand Painted
China in the State. We guarantee
our prices to be as low as same qual
ity goods can he bought.
GARIBALDI & BRUNS
243 Acres
Four Miles South of Charlotte
for sale on reasonable terms. This
land lies on C. C. & A. Railroad and is
suitable for factory sites,
HUGH W. HARRIS. Atty.
GOING TO BUILD ?
Let us make ' an esti
mate on your Plumbing,
Gas Fitting and Steam
Heating. If we do the work you
will have a satisfactory,
enduring job and it may
be that wo will save some
money for you.
223 S. Try on St.
Our Phone Is 309.
Carolina
Heating & Plum? ing
uompany
ST.rTnS'r,aiSSiiS
Good Boy, Georgie
!
"Oh, George, dear," she whispered,
when he slipped the engagement ring
on her tapering finger, " how sweet
of you to remember just the sort of
I preferred! None of the others were
ever so thoughtful."
George was staggered fora moment.
Then he came back with, "Not at all,
dear; you overrate me. This is the
one I've always used."
."Vhat did you. discuss, at your liter
ary club this afternoon, dear?" ask
ed a Braymer husband of his wife, ac
cording to the "Comet "
"Let me see," replied she. "Oh,
yes, I remember now. Ve discussed
that woman who recently moved into
the house across the street."
George was right there with the
goods, and so are we when you want
the best. It is seldom when there
is not a busy meeting at insurance
headquarters.
C. IM. C. Butt & Co.,
INSURANCE HEADQ,TTARTEHS.
COMMISSIONER'S SALE.
Under and by virtue of - a de
cree of the Superior Court of
Mecklenburg County in the special pro
ceeding entitled "E. J. Holton and wife
Plaintiffs, vs. Hattie C. Holton and oth
ers. Detendants, the undersigned will
sell for cash at public auction at the
County Court House door in the City
of Charlotte, N. C, at 12 o'clock M.,
on Monday, the 26th day of March,
1096, that certain lot of land in Ward
No. 1 of the City of Charlotte, front
ing on the north side of East Avenue,
adjoining the lands of J. Arthur Hen
derson, Sarah R. Deaton and others,
and bounded as follows: Beginnin;
at the south corner of said Henderson
ot on East Avenue, and running with
the line of said Avenue eastwardly
forty-three (43) feet; thence a line at
right angles with said Avenue and par
allel with Brevard street, three hun
dred and ninety-one feet and three
inches to Fifth street; thence with
ifth street forty-three (43) feet west
ward! y to the corner of Sarah R. Dea-
ton's lot; thence with her line and the
line of J. Arthur Henderson three hun
dred and ninety-one feet and three
inches to the beginning corner.
This February 24th, 1906.
CHASE BRENIZER,
, CHAS. H. DULS,
2-24-tds Commissioners.
SCMMIISsf0NER'S SALE.
(Resale.)
Under and by virtue of a decree of
the Superior court of Mecklenburg
County, in special proceeding, enti
tled, "V. C. Quinan et al, plaintiffs,
petitioners, against Rosa Oehler, and
another, defendants," we will sell at
nublic auction at the county court
house door in the City of Charlotte,
North Carolina, at 12 o'clock M., on
Thursday, March 15th, 1906 that cer
tain lot of land known as lot6 in square
130, in ward one (Butler's Map), of the
city of Charlotte, N. C; being house
and lot .- on North side of East 9th
Sfcreet (98 by 198 feet), numbered 609
E. - 9th Street, and being the same
premises whereon Mrs. S. J. Frazier- re
sided at the time of her death. Terms
of sale one-half (1-2) cash, balance on
credit of twelve months with interest
on deferred payment from date of
sale until paid at the rate of six per
cent per annum, with leave to purchas
er to anticipate payment; title being
reserved until purchase money is all
paid. The property will be started
at the price of $2008.00. v
This Feb. 14th, 1906.
C. H. DULS,
. W. KEERANS,
2-1.4-tds. Commissioners.
This
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REMAINS THE
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
TEETH EXTRACTED WITH
OUT PAIN SAFE METHOD.
NO BAD AFTER EFFECTS,
DR. ZIGKLER.
Dentist
27 SOUTH TRYON STREET.
Jaa. L. Delaney, Henry 8. Borean,
DeLaney & Boggan,
Attys. and Counselors at Law.
Office Cor. Trade and College
Sts. Charlotte, N. C.
Office Phone 1230
Residence Phone 1100 '
DR. CHAS. L. ALEXANDER,
dentist
203 South Tryon Street, Char
lotte, N. C. Office 'phone 10.
Residence 'phone 8S4.
8-
W. M. ROBEY,
DENTIST A.
Trust Building
Hours 9 to 12, 1.30 to i.
r. h. Mclaughlin,
DENTIST
New office over James P.
Stowe & Co.'v drag store, South
Tiyon Stret.
Office hours 8:30 a. m. to
p. m. All work guaranteed.
I. W.JAMISON.
DENTIST
No. 8 S. Tryor. Street Both
'phones 326. Residence 'phone
Bell 1524.
Dr. H. F. RAY
OSTEOPATH
Graduate Souhtren Sertoli of
Osteopathy
Office Suite 3, Hunt Build
ing. 'Phone 830. Residence
401 North Poplar Street.
Phone 871.
4S
T. M. McMICHAEL,
ARCHITECT
Rooms 605506 Trust Building
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
WHEFLER, fiUNGE &, DICKEY,
ARCHITE CT S
Charlotte, N. C.
Second Floor; 4C'a Building.
We Have a Good Investment
in a lot on N. Brevard St., near 11th,
98x200 ft.; one in rear 85x200 feet,
and one on 11th St. G5xl00 ft. We offer
the three with four houses renting for
$23.00 per month for $3250.. Terms
can be arranged. If interested call or
'phone, '
Alfred Brown & Co
Hunt Building.
Bell 'Phone. 302.
A. W. BROWN........ Notary Publ'c;
Norfolk & Western R'y
Schedule In Effect Dec. 3, 1905.
Througb
Train Dally. Cliarlot-t anf
llonnoke, Va.
Xorlb Dunnd. .
Lv. Charlotte, So. Ry ...11:00 a.m
Lv. Winston. N. & W. Ity .... 2:50 p.m.
Lv. Martinsville 5:00 p.m.
Lv. Rocky Mount . 6:25 p.m.
Ar. Roanoke 7:25 p.m.
South Bound.
Lv. Roanoke 9:20 a.m.
Lv. Rocky Mount .... ..... .10:26 a.mr
Lv. Martinsville 11:45 a.m,
Ar. Winston 2:00 p.m.
Arr Charlotte .. 6:00 p.m.
Through coach Charlotte and Roa
noke. Connects at Roanoke, via Shenandoah
Valley Route for Nateral Bridge, Lu
ray, Hagerstown and all points in
Pennsylvania ami New York. Pullman
sleeper, RoanokeV to Philadelphia. -
Additional train leaves Winston-Salem
7:30 a. m. daily, except Sunday, for
Southwest Virginia and Shenandoah
Valley points. W. B. BEVIL,
Gen. Pass. Agt., Roanoke, Va.
M. F. BRAGG. Trav. Pass. Agent.
is the best piece of news that
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SAME IN QUALITY AND PRICE. There will be many
Better let us fillyor COAL bin NOW.
THE QUEEN OF ENGLAND'S
NEW YEAR'S RECEPTION.
A special cable dispatch pub
lished by The New York Herald
gave an interesting account of
this reception. The following is
an interesting extract:
"Perhaps the greatest sensa
tion was the performance of a
new monstor Victor Talking Ma
chine, which reproduced the
wonderful singing of M. Caruso,
Plaucon and other great artists.
It was funny to see the people
coming upstairs as they enter
ed the room, expecting tosee
some great singer, to find it was
only a Victor Talking Machine.
But what a talking machine!
People stood around in rings to
listen, and what is more strange,
they involuntarily burst into ap
plause at the end of every song.
There was no vibration; the
whole thing sounded as though
a singer was actually in the
room."
You entertain "royally" when
you own a Victor.
STONE & BARRINGER CO.
Office .Outfitters.
H
; Not by our word you shall
judge our Laundry. It is not what
we claim, bui wnat we do that
counts. Take our laundry work
and compare it with work done
by other laundries and then
make your decision.
SNOW WHITENESS.
a velvet finish, punctuality and
prompt delivery is what we
claim for the MODEL STEAM
LAUNDRY.
We never turn out a bad job;
we never aisappoint a customer
and we never fail to- please.
Give us your next package.
.'Phone 1G0 for one of our wag
ons and let us demonstrate our
striking superiority.
Model Steam Laundry
CHARLOTTE, N. C,
' Under tne Management of
C. E. Hooper & Co.
Offers:
An Excellent Table,
Large, Light, Warm Rooms
Clean, Comfortable Beds
Attentive Servants.
And every substantial comfort
belonging to a well-kept modern
Hotel.
53
Hiqh-class Residence. Beautiful
7-
room modern dwelling on South Tryon
Street, the Future Fifth Avenue of
Charlotte, good elevation, beautiful
trees. Lot 100 by -250 fronting on
South Tryon. and fronting South Col
lege Street in rear. This is a fine op
portunity for some one wanting a
lovely home. The number of the
place is 915. Price. .$12,500
Medium-class Property. I have have
for sale several neat little homes rang
ing from $1300 to $2500. I will . sell
these , cheaper than you can buy a
lot and build a house on it.
Fire Insurance This is my long
suit and I always lead from it. 1
C M C R ON
INSURANCE and REAL tSTATE.
Phone 1235. No. 203 Carson Bldg.
Denny
LUNCH
: COUNTER
Is always supplied with tlvp best of
everything eatable, well cc?Ked ana
daintily served.
1 f asAi
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Hi
ve have told you for many a
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SON k DWYER
FURNITURE REPAIRERS.
(Successors to Johnson & McLaughlin)
The business will be continued on
5 the same safe and satisfactory lines,
,hnt with wrfntpr r-ftnaoitv than hfrpto-
S fore.
The concern, as now constituted,
i hopes to retain all the old business
iand by its merit, to attract new busi
jncss. Only the most competent work
imen are employed and satisfaction is
uaranteed.
JOHNSON & DWYER
UPHOLSTERING PARLORS.
! 13-20 W. 5th St. 'Phone 869.
Every Jtaaii
is interested and should know
atxmi tlie wonderful
MARVEL Whirling Spray
The new Vk' il Syringe. Jrijec-
nonana o action. bi nm.
est Most . onvement.
! Ask Tonr drnnrht for It.
!, If he cannot supply uie
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illustrated book tralrd. Iteiveg
lull particulars and ilirertions tu- J
valuable to ladies. MAKVKI, '0.,
5 1-2 ACRE FARM FOR
SALE
Fronting on Beattie's Ford
Macadam Road, three miles
from City, about fifteen acres
in timber, forty young fruit
trees, three room dwelling, a
small barn. A good spring
on place. Call at'.- office-for
Prices. -
. L Cochrane
nsu ranee k Real Estate
Agricultural
; Implement?
t of all kind
GRAIN DRILLS ar.d DRILL 4
REPAIRS a Specialty. Get
ray prices-
C A. BLACK!
Coiner Stonewail and Colfjg
Street ana southern Raii
i
aijlHl.HIOT
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Bakes
Like a
Brick Oven
"Burns less fuel than any stove
you ever used and makes the
work of the kitchen easy that's
what a
Buck's
Range
- ,
does. Come and let us show yo"
all their points of excellence.
Allen Haidware Go,
Everything Jn Hardware,
SO E. TRADE 8T.
J01
day.
cold days in March.
nger
RINGING THE TELEPHONE !
Hello! Central! Where la C. C.
Moores? I do not konw what you
'ant. I want cream and milk. Oh,
let me call Walter Moore, he will
serve you promptly iust as old man
5oore did. Waiter is .t No. 10 East
Fifth street.
DOUBLE OAKS DAIRY.
Milk Depot.
Nowhere
Under the Sun
Can you secure such really good
cleaning and dyeing work at as
low prices as ours. We are es
pecially equipped to clean, or A
dye Ladies' and Men's fine gar- JL
ments of all kinds. Give us a JL
trial order.
:: QUEEN CITY DYEIIiG &
X GLEANING WORKS $
4 flrs "j. M. Hester. PraarietreM $
Mnrdi Gras Caralvals, February 22-27.
1906, Mobile., Ala., Pensacola, Fla., ;
and New Orleans. La. -
Southern Railway announces acount
of the above occasions round telp tick
ets will be sold to Mobile. Pensacola,
and New t Orleans, at extremely low
rates. Tickets on sale February 21st
to 26th inclusive with - final limit
March 3rd an dMa ybe extended until
March 17th by personally depositing
tickets with . Joint Agent and paying
fee of, 50 "cents. The following: round
trip rates will apply. from Charlotte:
New Orleans. La J. $23.25
Mobile, Ala 19.09
Pensacola, Fla. . . . . , ..... . 18.00
. Through Pullman Drawing- Room
Sleepers, and first-class day coaches,
Charlotte to Mobile, and New Orleanr
without change. For further informa
tion call on any Agent Southern Rji
or write, '
R. L. VERNON. T. P. A., "
Charlott, N. C
W. IL TATLOE, G, P. A.
Washington. D. C.
A Permanent
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The Purcnaser of diamond!
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gratification.
Our collection is made up of
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4. THE WEEK.
FO'K SALE
We have a very desirable build
ing lot in Dilworth on the car line.
The size is 50x175 feet. For price
and terms see.
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