TKS OHABLOTTB N]EWS SEPTEMBER 18, !911
V
9
Late Market Reports Complete
Cotton-Stocks-Grain-Provisions-iVflscellaneoeus
Southem Spot Maitut
New York Cotton
New York Stock Market
j
C hiCago Gram
S^pt. 18.»Stocks were Ir-j Chicago. Sept^Lessened pres-
f a Sept IS.—Spot mid- i^ints in respon«;p tn inw»r i today at the opening. Active sure to sell Canadian wheat at Ldver-
11 1.4." CZZ and S° mn* order. Bulls fractionally;poo. had . moderately bullish ^.et
C2 Soi.t. IS —Spot cottoa bought on the decline here, however, Canadian Pacific today on the marlqet here. Besides
■310 and with fresh selling restricted by 1 3-4, Amalgamated Copper a decrease w'as reported in the
■ ^ ‘t '.•'’o"* «st of
nr uoniina! 11 o-S. Jamaica H'as luovine in the direction I? ^ acific advanced 0*8 and Southern ^ ^ m m *
■ , ■ c f sem. lf.-3pot mid. of the cotton beit fhe m“k« *?e°d- I'-' ' uT"*
” led up to within 2 or 3 points of Sat- lil>€i’al supply of stocks came on favorable weather in Russia. Buying
- V, ipm 1^—Srct cot* i^rday’s closing figures during the prices declined easily, in Chicago though only fair, proved
= .mJkn'ged; middling, 11 «rly tr»din* There *Y„rfrom"the 5-8 "nterfaHojat HaVvS^^^^ ““ ^rtces in a grad-
-e rauy or ^ or ^ points from the ^ ^.2. Lehigh Valley, U. S. Steel and manner. The opening was 1-8
United States Department of Airiculture
WBATKER BOREAU.
wriiUe L. MOORC.
’ lowest ijenigQ vaiiey, u. S. Steel and uioiiuc*. xiio u^euiag x-a
. Jrcpt. IS.—Spot cotton, arVPt un fr«m +ho Amalgamated Copper 1 1-2 and Read- off to 1-8 up. December started at
lowLt during the Mon houj Recov! vret^i. Union 95 1.4 to 96 3-8. a shade down to a
Sci)i. IS.—Spot cotton eries ^\ere limited to 3 or 4 points. like degree higher and rose to
T-
verpool Cctton.
;e:Mand; prices 8 points er Southern spot markets. The market ^as forced to retreat on Saturday re-
■ scld off into new low ground for the gumed operations,
movement and prices at midday s-how- Bonds irregular.
ihne: iau\ .
fciies >%ere nnuiea lo or poinis. SatiirHav’c w«Vr^^»,.o‘H„Qiiv ^i^e degree higher and rose to 95
I With early Southern reports show- ,oTt if ? J ♦ 5-8.
1 ing generally lower spot markets of- decline was attributed* to'^^uneasiness I Lightness of world shipments gave
I'JiT ,h””, ariose LC oTlreslderxJrt’sS «™ ton. to com The market,
(bulge. As a result the tone was more “cprooration sDeerh" in DPtroit later. December opeil-
■or less unsettled. in t^e dav Bugera It ?hT opening >1 » sixteenth to 1-8 dearer at 64 to
If Cl-sine cotton- disappointed at the lack of
U -Cicsins cotton, the torencon. owing to reports of weak. and the bear clique which ^ ,,
" ’ — =■-..*1 —* 1-- '* Although there was no trade in
oats worth noting, prices had att up-
ward swing. The cause was in sym-
ed a net decline of shout 7al0"points, "'"i^ter'thrmarket made up nearly
Bulls bo’^ght on a scale down, but the all of its losses. St. Paul, Lehigh , started- a shade lower at 44 "-8a45
support was not aggressive and the Valley and Northern Pacific ruled a
crnt’nued Southern sellin| here seem- slight fraction above last weeks.l'^-- . , r.f
cd both to color talk of •easier spots closing and Erie, first preferred, 1, ■ ^^ather free speculative selling oi
the day were 7.000 and to create increasing confidence the second preferred 1 3-8, and New P^oyisions met with such eviden*^ of
I't were for specula- among local bears. Haven 3 1-4. buying power that initi^ losses were
?.nd iucluded 5.300 gpot quiet; middling uplands 1175 Prices advanced in the early after-1“°^® to
nominal. noon, but New York offerings weak- tions varied
Close New York Saots. ened the market in the late trading ® i k qa f^r 02 1-2
>:ew York. Sept. IS.-Cotton. spot, and the closing was easy. ‘P. Inf« 19
cloged quiet. 10 points lower; middling Trading became almost motionless ^to 9.05 for lara^an^ Grain
7.66
7.40
7.10
G.06
P.70
t?.45
?ll Ap.'.ericaa.
^ I?;- £uJ clored
(' ^0 1 9 VIVK^VJ IV 1.4.A«U * A ^ llCXVAii-1^ UCWO-lllC ». X IX1\J O XAl W V * iX * V‘K» W ^
1 “ iirlands. 11.65; do gulf, 11.90; no sales, alter prices had rallied about half a
6.0i> 1--J
^.01 l-J
0.04 1-2
6.0 1-2
6.0G 1-2
6.08 1-2
6.09 1-2
6.10 1-2
Close New York Futures. point from their low level of the fore-i Chicago, HI-* Sept. 18^^ Cash grain.
New York, Sept.
closed steady:
18.—Gotten futures noon.
CH.^nLOTTE PRODUCE.
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r,:
PH.
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.n
10
14
15®:
2^
10
OS
924
60
.Jan ....
11.29
11.33
11.24
11.27(&29
Feb ...
.
March
.11.41
11.4G
ll.SS
11.40^41
April .
. .
11.43@45
May ..
11.50
11.56
11.49
11.50(?t;ol
June ..
ll.oOfl
it
11.49@51
July ..
ll.olQ
11.54
11.54
11.49@50
1 August
..11.35ofd
1 Sept ..
11.35
11.40
11.3G
11.39@40
'Get ...
11.23
11.26
11.20
U.22(5 2.'5
I*Cov
11.25(^27
Dec ..
11.34
11.37
11.27
11.31@32
prices
ruling
Wheat No. 2 red 92 3-4; No. 2 hard win-
C^*icago Provislone.
. creameries
New Orleans Cotton
!1'^2G market oi)ened steady at a
receipts cases tijjued good weather in
on a parity wiin lasi weeK s nnai ng- - .7-— ---- -
ures, or above. Room shorts bought! Oats, No. 2 white 44 l--a4o 1- ,
nine UJJlJUDIliUli 111 iua.1 niiift I
list. Near the end scattered proflt-tak-t Timothy 1250al4o0.
ing caused some fractional reactions.' Clover 20.
New York Stock List. Heavy rains retarding harvest in tnft
Last Sale. Canadian northwest led to a further
56 3-8 strengthening of wheAt values-, but a
53 3-4 reaction followed, owing to a big in-
47 crease in the United States visible sup*
.. b50 1-2 ply. The close, however, was firm with
34 1;2- December 1-8 to l-4c. net higher at
j 1-2.
Diminished country offerings of old
of 3-8al-2.
( nc horn? 12 1-2'Ti 3-4. i crop was maturing
.' ^ ''ak. Wis, and Mich, to'fi out deterioration.
M£.me &0'’ai>5; receipts 125. * fgj^ over the
Some uneasiness
e?..':; . turkeys 14 fow
O
Llarloitt tottcn
i CVV.3
is^i
11 Vi
(jimrai Strike
At Valencia
ported near Jamaica but it did not
lead to much buying, t'irst prices were
the lowest in the early trading. At
the end of the first half hour of busi
ness the market was two points un
der Saturday's closing.
A private condition report showing
deterioration in the crop of more
than 3 points since the first of the
came out of the recoverj'. At the mid-
Mairii Sonr 18.—A general strike
’oifc has behind it revolutionary
5.;Pior! i:as broken out at Valencia,
.'laritin-.e ctf - of Spain 190 miles
i*uti:ea;! - i M'idrid.
Marr’al la-- has teen proclaimed.
rrte ire occupied by troops.
T.no ’-srai h wires out of Valen-
■ ’ - “= (n cut. Just before com*
"■■ ■ "a ;rn - i*h the city was broken
^ - r ported serious disturb-
- .iR'i r;-rurred.
Tl;e ;onulat:cn of Valencia is about
Strike in Spain,
i. Sopt. 18.—The govern*
nside.’ing a suspension of
lor.al guarantees throughout
.Oa!d the situation resulting
- r" t'l? many workmens’ htrikes
t'jmj more serious.
S’rik*:' are general at Bilbao and
Sari Gost.8 and partially iuccesifril
S' Cadiz. Huelva, Valencia, Sevill#
23d Gijon. It is expected that the
"orkin'rn '^ili go out at Barcelona,
' orunnn and Ferrel, and that the
ir.o"pm«nt v ill become general in
'--e ifif? A general suspension
■ ”'cr': S’ Valecia and Gljon will be
accomplished by the leaders soon, it
'•5 believed.
Tbp ministry of the interior states
‘ S' ’i'je Barcelonia police have dis
‘overel ? revolutionary plot directed
Spanisb and foreign, anarchists
a certain political group, whose
provide for general striker
»nl violenre against property.
^ew York Cotton Seed Oil.
York, Sept. 18.—Cotton seed
0- CIo?ed steady; closing prices:
Spot 7aT.15; Sept. 7a7.01; Oct. 6.05a
Nov. ,5.S6a88; Dec. 5.84a87; Jan.
Feb. 5.84aS6; March 6.86a88.
between third and fourth calls:
S«pr 6.98. 600 Sept. 7.00; 700 Sept.
-Ql. 200 Oct. 6.04; 400 Oct. 6.05; 100
5.S6: 100 Jan. 5.83; 200 Jan. 5.85.
Total sales, 13,400.
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Company
Charlotte, N. C.
Amalgamated Copper
56 3-8
American Beet Sugar
. 53 3-4
American Car & Foundry.
. 47
American Cotton Oil.. .. ... .
. b50 1-2
American Locomotive
. 34 1;2-
American Smelting & Refn'g 68 3-4
Amer. Smelting & Fefn’g pfd
. 102 3-4 j
.American Sugar Refining..
. 116 !
Anaconda Mining Co.. ..
. 34 5-8
Atchison
. 102 5-S
Atlantic Ccast Line.. ..
. 120 1-2
Baltimore & Ohio
. 97 1
Brooklyn Rapid Transit.. ..
. 226 1-21
Chesapeake & Ohio
. 71 5-8 j
Chicago &, Northwestern..
. 140 7-8!
Chicago, Mil. & St. Paul..
. 112 1-2
Cclorado Fuel & Iron.. ..
. 27 3-8
Colorado & Southern .. ..
Delavv-are & Hudson
bl60
Denver & Rio Grande .. ..
25> 1-2
Denver & Rio Grande pfd..
. 46 '
Erie
. 31 1-2
Great Northern jfd
..124
ireat Northern Ore Ctofs
.. 45 1-2
Illinois Central
.bl34 ,
Interborough-Met
. 14 3-8■
Interborough-Met pfd .. ..
41 3-4
Louisville & Nashville.. ..
.. 140
Missouri Pacific
.. 36
Misouri. Kansas & Texas..
.. 29 1-2
National Biscuit
131 j
National Lead
.. 49 1-4
New York Central
.. 102 1-2
Norfolk & Western.. ..
.. 102 i-2j
Northern Pacific ..
.. 115 1-2
Pacific Mail
.. 30 1-2'
Pennsy 1 vtinia..
..120 j
People's Gas
..bl03
Pullman Palace Car
.bl55
Reading
..140
Rock Island Co
.. 24 1-2
Rock Island Co. pfd.. ..
.. 47 5-8 ,
Southern Pacific
.. 108 3-8'
Southern Railway.. .♦. ..
.. 27 1-4
Union Pacific
.. 161 1-8'
j United States Stoeel
67 1-2,
{United States Steel pfd.. ..
.. 114 3-4!
.Wabash ’
.. 13 1-4,
Wabash jfd
, 27 1-2.
Western Union
76 5-8
Lehigh Valley
. 156 7-8
Ca me Market
Cattle, receipts estimated at 2,300
market steady.
Beeves 4.90® 8.15
Western steers 4.10@7.00
Stockers and feeders.. .. 3.00@5.80
Cows and heifers 2.25@6.25
Calves 6.50@9.50
Hogs, receipts estimated at 25,000
Light
Mixed
Heavy..
Rough
Good to choice heavy
Pigs
Bulk of sales..
,. 6.80@7.32H
.. 6.65@7.35
.. 6.60@7.27H
.. 6.60@6.80
6.80@7.27H
.. 4.50@6.90
6.80@7.20
Sheep receipts estimated at 40,000,
market steady.
Native .. 2.25@4.15
Western 2.50@4.15
Yearlings 3.70@4.65
Lambs native 4,00@6.10
Western 4.25@6.10
urday’s close.
After the noon hour the market
was very dull. At 2 o’clock prices
were 5a7 points under Saturday s
final quotations.
Opening New Orleans Futures.
New Orleans. Sept. 18.—Cotton fu
tures opened steady. Jan. 11.32a33;
March 11.45a46; May 1158 asked;
Sept. 11.2oa34; Oct. 11.22 bid; Dec.
11.26a22.
Naw Orleans Spots.
New Orleans, Sept. 18.—Spot cotton,
easy, unchang^; middling 11 9-16;
sales on spot 21'bal#s; to arrive 92o. ^ IJOUUUU, ocyL. xo.—Auianvau
Low ordinary, 8 1-8, nominal; ordi- opened steady and a fraction
nary, S 15-16, nominal; good ordinary, higher today. The market was not
10 3-8; strict god ordinary, 10 3-4; low supported during the first hour and
middling, 11 1*16strict low middling, prices sagged. At noon Canadian Pa
ll 6-16; middling, 11 9-16; strict, 11 11- cific was 1 1-2 points lower while the
16; god middling, 11 13-16; strict good ijgt ranged from 1-4 above
middling, 12; middling fair, 12 5-16;below Saturday’s NeW York
middling fair to fair, 12 11-16; fair, 13 ciogijjg,
1-16, nominal. [
Receipt®, 2,913; ■tocks, 25.807. | Naval Stores.
London Stock
Lo^on, Sept. 18.—American secur-
Crude Cotton Sead Oil..
Atlanta, Sept. 18.—Crude cotton
seed oil 88.
I Savannah, Ga., Sept. 18.—Opening:
I Spirits of turpentine firm 50 l-4al-2;
’ sai6s none; receipts 7.61; shipments
[84; stocks, 35,167.
I Rosin'firm; sales —; receipts 1,-
616; shipments 1,955; stocks 82,781.
v!r ®ori»M®“*Sept.®*'l.-5:otton D 6.30; B «.35a
L .1. 'a6.40; F 6.40a6.45; G 6.40a6.42 1-2;
' vAAnaH \n harrsls per pound H 6.45a6.50; I 6.45a6.50; K 6.45a6.55,
«n^‘“chJlce IS 8 per «nt'^am-'M 6.46a6.76; N 6.65a6.S0; W G 6.96a
Zt. P« Ur?™ 29- Choice cake 7.00; W W T.iOaOO. .
do do 29.50.
'-"”®5em5Sr^o indictment.
Chicago. Sept.
New York Money^
New York. Sept 18.—Close.
• Prime mercantile paper 4 3-4 pw
cent.
Sterling exchange steady with ac-
v.uiv.*«. ■ of lumber-'tual business in bankers’ %ills at
mfn? a^Ml^U^ns. under indictment 4.83.25 for 60 day bills and at 4.86.20
ileged violation of the Sherman for demand
Inti-"aw, today
declaring alleg^ons
governm^nt'a cbarge war# insufficient
^*lf^e ^government gets a conviction
Attorney Wllkerson will file a bill to
dissolve the combination said to exist
among lumb^men.
Commercial bills 4.82 1-2.
Commercial bills 4.82 1-2.
Bar silver 52 3-8.
Mexican dollars 45.
Government bonds steady.
Railroad bonds Irregular.
Chicago Grain and Pr^vlslona.
Open. High. L^)W. Close.
WHEAT—
Sept 92% 91% • 92%
Dec.. 95?i 95% 95%.
May 101% 100% 101%
CORN—
On Trip With Edison.
By Associated Press.
Nuremburg, w.? Sartv oc-'sept. . .; .. .. 68
Thomas A. Edison after- Dec 64%
cupylng two automobiles, this
nooi continued the trip | OATS-
temipted “^zSeaMld Sept 42?i
car ran down and killed a 12 ye .Dec 4o%
boy in the town of Lauf. .y,_lMay 48
Spectators say that the speed of the ^
car was moderate and that plenty ij^n 15.40
warning wa» given. from' T^^RD, i»er 100 lbs—
Mr. Bdlson, who was , Oct 9.2 •%
Carlsbad was deeply affected. After In-, 9.07%
i vestlgatlon the authorities decided that j pgr lOO lbs—
not the slightest blame attached to - 8.45
V. V. V*. iik
67%
63%
65%
42'%
44%
47%
64%
65%
42%
45%.
47%
Dally Movement of Produce.
Ariticles Re- Hhip-
ceipts ments.
Flour, bbls 19,900 36,700
Wheat, bu 99,000 203,000
Corn, l>u 282,000 613,000
Oats, bu 232,000 379,000
Rye, bu 12,000 5,000
Barley, bu 44,000 49,000
Car Lot Receipts.
Wh«at 47-cars, with 13 erf contract
gra4e; Corn 152 cars, with 53 of con
tract grade; Oats 75 cars.
St Louia Grain.
St. Louis, Sept. 18.—Cash:
Wheat firm; track No. 2 red 92
l-2a93 1-2; No. 2 hard 96 l-2a 1.00.
Corn steady; track No. 2, 66 1-2;
No. 2 white 68 1-2.
Oats steady; track No. 2, 44 1-2;
No. 2 white 46 l-2a3-4.
cs b
\Si
‘ * *^4 8,£/[xCl6^lSll.
(Obs^adons taken at 8 •• m.^5th m«rid!aA tfmei Isol)an~
points of equal air pressure. Isotherms, or dotted lln^, pass trough pointa ''
ture; they ^be drawn only for zero, fmsug, 90 defirm and 100 degrees.
state of weather: O clear: Q partly cloudr* # eloudy (E) rain; ® snow; 0 repSt mi8stnS?^9G2
rows fly with the wind. First fi^e, minimum temperature for past 12 hours: illhoiW
lainfalt ifit equals ,01 Inch; third, wind velocity of lO miles perh^ormm. j
THE WEATHER.
Forecast for Charlotte and Vicinity.
Cloudy tonight and Tuesday.
State Forecast.
Cloud:^ tonight anu Tuesday,
erate northeast winds.
Mod-
Cotton Region Bulletin.
Stations of Wilmington District:
Weather Conditions.
Pressure areas on the map today are
w6ll defined, one high appearing over
the Atlantic coast section and another
over the Northwestern states; also two
lows, one ovfer northern Minnesota and
another over th« Southwest, with’ a
trough connecting them, extending
parallel with the Missisippi river.
In the region of low pressure it is
slightly warmer today; in the region
of high, considerably cooler. Temper
atures from Kansas northwestw'ard,
range from cO degrees to four degrees
below freezing, with a large area cov
ered by frosts.
Rainfall is >«ported from southern
Georgia' and Alabama, and from the
upper Mississippi valley.
Cloudy weather is expected to con
tinue In thiSi^vicinity, tonight and Tues
day.
Weather. Bulletin.
CHARLOTTE ..
.. 84
64
.00
Cheraw
.. 88
6-4
.00
ixorence
.. 90
62
.00
Goldsboro .. ..
.. 82
60
.00
Greensboro . ..
.. 82
58
.00
Lumberton . ..
.. 90
58
.00
Newbern
58
.00
Raleigh
.. 84
*60
.00
Weldon
.. 82
60
.00
Wilmington . ..
.. 84
*62
.00
•—Lowest temperature
for
12-hour
period ending 8
a. m.
.
Heiavy
Rainfall
W^aycross, Ga. .,
8TATI0KS.
** n
^ ^ . a «t
5 S o'?
^5>?S 2 OI ?*
:z t> o tSr ^ ^
X >; -I C
Vlrglnia-CaroHna Chemical.
New York, S«pt. 18.—Virglnia-Caro-
llna Chemical 51.
»*Cotton receipts 36 bales at 11 1-4,
against 55 bales at 13 1-4.
Call Money.
New York, Sept. 18.—Money on call:
2 l-4a3-8 per cent; ruling rate and
closing bid, 2 1-4; offered at 2 3-8,
Tlm« loans, easier; 60 days, 8al-4
per cent; 90 days, 3 l-4al-2; 6 months,
3 7-8a4.
DR
WILEY ON THE VALUE OF
C0TT08EED OIL.
15.10 15.25
9.17% 9.27%
8.92%. 9.00
8.20
8.00
8.05
8.45
8.05
8.10
* In these days when so much Is
being said about the purity of food
products, and the healthfulness of
different foods, it is refreshing to
hear what the great authority, Dr.
Wiley, has to say about cottonseed
oil and its products.
The quotation given Is from an ad
dress Dr. WMley made before the In
terstate Crushers’ Association In New
York last June.
“You have a meritorious article, you
have learned how to purify it and
make it palatable and attractive, and
you have everything now but tha-con-
ildance of the public and tha knowl
edge on the part of the consumer how
to use your product. Put a little ef
fort In that line, and you will see
what wonderful returns you will have.
I do not believe there is a man,
woman or child in this country, if
the consumption of cotton seed oil
was common throughout this broad
land, but what would hava batter
health and be a better judge of
what is good to eat, and be happier,
by reason of his better health, than
he Is today, so' I am pleading for
the benefit of the public, I am plead
ing for a wider publicity of your pro
duct, for cottonseed oil as a human
* food.”
Atlanta
88
68
.00
Augusta .. .. ..
• •
92
72
,00
Birmingham .. .
92
70
.06
Boston
64
58
.00
Charleston .. ..
86
72
.00
CHARLOTTE ..
84
64
.00
Chicago
78
66
.9S
Corpufr ChristI ..
88
78
.00
Denver
80
42
.00
Fort Worth . ..
—
76
.00
Galveston .. .
• • •
88
82
.00
Houston
—
74
.00
Jacksonville ...
94
72
.14
Kansas City .. ..
92
64
.00
Little Rock . ..
« ,
—
74
.00
Louisville .. ..
86
70
.00
Memphis
90
76
.00
Mobile
90
76
-.00
Montgomery .. .
H
70
.01
New Orleans ..
92
7$
.00
New York .. ..
78
60
.00
Oklahoma .. ..
74
.00
Palestine .. ..
.90
72
.00
Salt Lake City..
, ,
60
44
.00
San Antonio .. ..
—
76
.00
San Francisco ..
78
60
' .00
Savannah .. ..
9 •
92
70
.60
Shreveport .. ..
• •
96
74
.00
Saint Louis .. ..
86
76
.26
Taylor
—
74
.00
Vicksburg .. ..
—
76
.00
Wilmington .. .
84
62
.00
Remarks.
Light showers have occurred in Aug
usta, Savaniiah, Atlanta and Montgom
ery districts. Elsewhere the weather
has been fair. Lower temperatures pre
vail over North Carolina.
O. O. ATTO, Observer.
Weather All Over The South,
Washington, D. C. Sept. 18.—For®'
cast:
Georgia: Probably showers tonight
and Tuesday; moderate mst and nortb'
east winds.
Florida: Unsettled, probobly show
ers tonight or Tuesday; moderate
northeast and east winds, probablj
equalls over extreme south portion.
Alabama and Mississippi: Local
showers tonight or Tuesday; cooler iu
north and central portions Tuesday;
light to moderate variable winds.
eNw Orleans, Sept. 18.—Firecast:
Louisiana: tonight and Tuesday gen
erally fair, cooler in north portior
Tuesday; light northeast winds or
ithe coast.
Arkansas: tonight and Tuesday in
creasing cloudiness, showers in nortl:
portion tonight or Tuesday, cooler
tonight in v/est portion, cooler Tues
day.
Oklahoma: tonight increasing cloud
iness, colder; Tuesday generall:
cloudy, colder in east portion.
See a Few of the
Novelties
We Keep in Stock
Tite-on key holders, with ring- Can not slip oft and lose your keys.
Price only 10 cents each, with the ring. Key rings—a variety.
Tweezers, Aluminum Drinking cups 10 cents each. Every child
should have their own drinking cup, thue avoiding the spread of
disease. Brass rings 8-8 inch to 1 1*2 incu Inside diameter.
, Brass head tacks. Moulding Hooks. Picture wire. Brass cup
hook. Double pointed tgckf, a larige box for 5 cent*. Steel wire.
The Eureka Ironing Board—comlination for sleeves and dresses.
Every lady should se It. Something entirely new and price not
exhorbltant. _ ,_l,
Weddington Hardware Go.
29 East Trade Street
A RAP AT THE DOOR
Fall is here and knocking at
the door. Get ready for its
reception. Will help you. A
fall suit, pair shoes, hat and
furnishings is necessary.
Best Selected Lines Yet—
* now awaits your inspection.
Let us show you any day.
No trouble to us.
Cash cuts the price.
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MiAwU, Stkrt & Co
Rgchmter,.N. Y.
H. C. LONG