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I That they are, is attested by the
following letter from a well
known business man who held
a Tontine Policy in the
Equitable Life
POWELL & SNIDER.
Staple axd Fancy Gkocebies,
obaiv and flour.
Asueviiak, N. C, Jan. 18, ISM.
Mb. W. J. rtODDEY, Bock mil. 8. C.
Dear Sik :
I hayc accepted the cssh value of my
Tontine Policy In tbe "Kquitable," wbich
matured Jan. 3d. 18M. I desire to say that I
am very well pleased w Itb the results, as an
evidence of which I have applied for more
assurance on same plan.
Respectfully, W. F. Ssidkb,
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W. J. RODDEY, Manager,
Department of Carolinas,
Rock Hill, S. C.
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Machinery
Charlotte, N. C.
The 8TEA.RNS Is slill at the top. Did
you know that every mn's race in Atlan
ta s tournament tb 9 h inst. was won
by Stbarn s whevU Fitzsimmons iD
the lead? The tame thine in Charleston
April 4th, and watch the Yellow Fellow
and Stearns Specials Monday. 14th. on
oar track. Wc expect great thicpa for
It. Watch "Nanct Hanks" on Yrl-
low FELtow" Monday.
w. r. UOWD, 41 So. College t.
wneeis repaired and rcntec.
Summer rate beg-lns Hay 1st. Business
practice from day or entrance. Collesre roc
ommended by Bankers, Wholesale Merchants,
etc. ocna ior prooi. Aanress
Principal.
. Dr. E. C. West's Nerv and Brain Treatment
Is tola under poatire written (guarantee, by aathor
lied agents only, to care Weak Memory; I .oca of
Night Xrfmes; Eril Ureams- Uick of Confidence;
Xtervoomeee; LaaBitnd; an TJrains; Vara of Power
of the Oenerative Ortnuis in either tx x, rawed by
erersertion; Yootafol Errors, or Rxceseive Use of
Tobaooo, Opraas or Liquor, which nog lead to
Misers, Owwiniption, Insanity and Death. Ey mail,
4 a box; for $5-with written ruarantve to cure or
renma money, w MI 'S IXJl Uli SY HI P. A certain
core ior CoagaK. Coida, Astlran, Bronchitis, Croup,
Whoopin Ooutrb. Bore Throat. Pleasant to lake
Small sis dlocoatrmjed- old, FOo. in, now 2Ec; old
8. u. Alexander 4k Go Charlotte. N.C.
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LIFE
Qn a w.tmu w fr m ITinraMimr HtWIil lBT.lBU SMS
1SCU
Tli uiml Deatb hard hr bia mrtal Stood.
Poised for the blow which sousrht another
ure.
The wheel revolving passed bottt bad and
gooa.
Till TJcsdemosa came, marked for the knife.
Ne'er had the angel seen. He paused with
dread.
Then wept and 'gan Fate straightway to im-
piore,
f) gnarfl aueh txantv anil mark out tsatead
Some other one leas fair. " Twas thns de-
oreed,"
Relentless FatM ronllA "Sn lt it be"
Death bowed and, trembling like the qui rring
reea.
Let fail the stroke, and made no farther plea
A sadder tale than this love doth not girt;
Br djtng, Desdemona, thou sbalt live.
Lbovabd Chaki.cs Vas Korrts.
Bailey's Comet.
Wilmington Messenger.
Hallev's comet is comin?. But it is aa
vet verv far off. some two or three IhoU'
sand million of miles. Professor Beryls
writes to the Mew York Sun:
"It passed across the sky twelve years
before the birth of Christ. It passed
aesin when Nero was Emperor; again
when the firtt of the Antoninef had jast
beauff his oacific reim: strain when the
Goths were preparing to attack Rome,
and yet again in the days of JJiocieuan,
the advancing Huns beheld its transit in
the year 373; and it was blszing ia tie
sky when their Grest King Attila was
defeated at Chalons in 431
It appeared since then in A. D. 530, in
608, in 684, 760, 837, 912 and 989 Again
in 10G6. 1145, 1223, 1301, 1378, 1456. 153
1607, 1082. It is coming again and has
been seen.
Better Than Official Position.
Chicago Becord.
Henry Watterson tells of a politician
who was inveighing again, t Cleveland
berore a number of auditors in washing
ton.
"I'm going to quit," says he. "I'm go
ing to get out and keen out of sigtt for
the next lour years, x Know a eeciucea
spot in the James river country where
I'll go and live. It's an ideal home for a
weary recinse About two nunarea
yards back of the cottage there's a spring
house aud close by is a mint bed, while
just across tie creek a mend ol mice
runs a distillery.
A Kentuckian was among the auditors,
and at this juncture he interrupted the
speaker.
''Excuse me, it ranger, but that must be
pahdise I
Congressman Culberson to Ketire.
Washington Post.
Congressman Culberson, of Texas, who
has been on a visit home, returned to the
city latt nigLt. When asked if it were
true thtt he had published a card an
nouccing his retirement from public life,
the colonel gave an affirmative nod,
and answered that he was not a candi
date for any office. With the end of the
present Congress he will have served for
twenty consecutive years in the HouEe,
where he is held in the highest esteem by
tbe members irrespective of party. There
is hardly a doubt that he could continue
corning to Congrees as long as he liked
Sncklen's arnica Salve.
The beat salve in tbe wnrJS for Cuts. Bruits
Sores, Dicers, Halt Rbeum, Fever, bores, Tel
ter. Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns aad at;
Bkin eruptions, and positively cures Pi! or
o pay required. It is guaranteed to iv,
perfect satisfaction or money refunded. Prtot
a oents per boa. For sale toy Burwell a
Duds and Jordan ft Boott. wholesale drua
data. Specimen Case.
S. U. Oifford. New CasseL, Wis., was troub
led with Neuralgia and Rheumatism, bll
Stom-ifh way '1 iconic red, his I.lver was atfeot
ed u no alsrmititr detrree, appetite fell sway.
qd titi was u-rrilny reduced in flesh and
auinp-tb. Three bottles of Electric Bitters
cured him.
KdwaM Sh'-pv-r1, Harrison, 111., had a run
aintt sjoie o.j iiit. lu ot fiirht years' standing.
L'uscil ttirt LoiUiMt ul Klit inc Bitters and
jievrn boat s f liui'kl. u's Arnloa Salve, snd
bis lig is so'ind ft d Jobo Speaker, Ca
ta na, ., l. J live im 'tie Keve- sores on bis
leg dooiora cuid bu incurable. One bottle
Electric Hf 1 1 --. i 1 1 1 i-n hoi Bucklen's Salvs
oured bim enttrr-ly. Sold by Burwell & Duua
and Jordan & boon, wbolea&la druearists CS
Vhoc Bar.y was slok, we gsve hr Cantoris,
shen she was a Child, she cried for Castori.
Ahen she became Kiss, she clung to C&storia.
ffThen she had Cb4ren, ahe gave them Caatoria.
STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION
THE LOAN & SAVINGS BANK,
AT CHARLOTTE. N. C. IN THK COCNTY
OF MECKLENBURG. AT THE CLOSE
OF 13 US IN ES8, ON THE 4TH
DAY OF MAY, 18SH.
RESOURCES.
Loans on real estate $ r.00". 00
All other loans and discounts Iuf,4u7 S2
Overdrafts 6.5 fil
D .c from Banks lG.fitB Tit
Duo from private Bunkers VAi (4
Furnitureand iliturcs
Current expenses 3.018 TK
Cash item WJ S5
Mivercom UKWt w
National Back Notes 1,003 00
Total $137,155 01
LIABILITIES.
Capita', stock paid in $ 3!.2.t0 00
Undivided profits
Deposits subject to chock 44.MI7 07
Uuh to Banks 3,iV( 2:1
rabbier'8 checks outstanding 1C2 ;EJ
Demand certiticatts of depoiit 0i) 50
Hmecertlflcatesof deposit 2(1 Oil Si
SavlDga Deposits 1!',:3US :n
Total $137,15-) 61
I, Archibald Brady, Cashier of the Loan Sc
Savtogs Bmkof Cnarlotte, N". C. do solemnly
swear that the foregoing statement is true to
the best of my knowledge and belief.
Archibald Bbady, Cashier.
Correct Attest:
J. P. WlLSOH. )
O. A. TomI'kirs, Directors.
J. D. Chkbcb, )
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, '
Coi'ktv or Mecklssburo. 1
Sworn and subscribed to before me this 1Kb
day of May, lt'M. C N. O. Butt,
Notary Public.
Tbis Bank acts as assignee, administrator or
executor
Wills written and kept safely in our safe
deposit boies
Safe deposit boxes for rent at $2, $.') and $5
per year. B. WITTKOWSKY. President.
A. Brady. Cashier. :
AND BEST IN
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Beware of imitations. Be sure to get
;he origins!. Made only by
eod TAYLOR MFG. CO.. 8t. Loom.
JEW GOOD8 1
The most elegant stock of high grade
goods in the city.
DIAMONDS, WATCHB8,
Chaiks, Spkctacxsb, Cut Glass, Htku
lihg Stxteb and Silvkb Platkd
Waei.
Come and see the new novelties.
Respectfully, .
JOHN CARRIOR.
OHN -E ARRIOR.
R. R. Watch Inspector.
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RIArLORMAM'f'eeOT.Sl
sr. touis. -a-aPf p
TAtjAmo Direct current dynamos for
J isolated lighting.
AltaruaSlnK carrent Dynamos fur cen
tral edition lighting.
Poiar Generators for railway ilaata.
ifrm. rsarrasHOtirB Elkctkic ihd
1 Mahtjtactcsiho Co,
Charlotte, N. C.
Boataeaa Prlaelplaa and Dalnc
Well Ooatemplated Iaprsrsasatl.
Yorkville, 8. C, Special, 14th, to Charletoti
News and Courier.
The employes of the Chester & Lenoir
Jiauroaa were paid oil on the linn Inst.
Sent of ore the 15-h of each month hat
been pay day, but President Harper has
been paying off from four to six days
ahead or time since he has taken charge.
The business of the road continues to
grow, and freight and passenger receipts
are considerably ahead of the same time
last year. The people appreciate the er
forts of the new management to operate
the road in the interest of the people,
and are thro wine all the patronage pos
sible to it. The rolling stock of t le road
was badly ran down when surrendered
by the Richmond & Danville crowd, and
it is necesBary to improve what is on
hand and increase the nam ber of cars,
locomotives, etc., in order tj do the
business.
Major Harper informed your CDrres
pondent that he contemplated the par
chase of two new locomotives at an early
day, and that he was considering the ad
visability of adding a parlor car 1 1 the
passenger equipment. The road handles
a large number of passengers daring the
summer, as it is the only line from the
South that reaches anywhere in the
neighborhood of Blowing Rock, N.C.
one of the most popular summer resorts
in the two Carolinas. Each day the wis
dom of the coarse of the stockholders in
patting their interests in the hands of the
present management is becoming more
apparent, and unless the Richmond
& Danville octopus takes some under
handed advantage of them it will not be
many months before the road, which has
long been an object of ridicule, will be a
source of pride to the people who suffer
ed so much from its mismanagement
when in the hands of aliens.
MOUKT PL IE AS ANT OOBUSJEKOKBIBHT.
Work on the Patterson Factory to Begin
Next Week Personals, Ete.
Special to the Observer.
Coxcobd, May 16. Invitations are out
for Mount Amoena commencement at
Monet Pleasant. It commences Jane 3.
The baccalaureate sermon will be
preached by Key. H. S. Wingard, D. D.
The address before the missionary so
ciety will be by Rev. M G. Q. Scherer,
of Concord. Tuesday, 8 p. m., they will
have the senior class exerciser Wednes
day, 8 p. m., the musical concert, and
Thursday, 10 a. m., the graduating exer
cises. The class roll is composed of
Misses Bessie K. Crooks, Mary E Ora
ham, Bertie Kime, Mabel L K zjr, Mary
C. Mohr, Belle Moser, Marie A Schulken,
Carrie A. Bhirey, Jessie L Thompson,
Costis Wingard and L'zzle Weiman.
Work on tbe G. W. Patterson Manu
facturing Company's factory will begin
next week. Chapman & Co. will make
the brick and the D A. Tompkins Com
pany, of Charlotte, will ptt in the plant,
etc
Rev. 8 R. Burrstt has gone t Rowan
to assist Rev. Stamey in a prctracted
meeting Mr. Thomas CacnoD, of
Spartanburg, is in the city -Mrs Bar
grave, of Lexington, is visiting Dr. C.
M. Payne Mr. J. W. Wadsworth was
here yesterday.
I he lawn party at the Central M. .
cbarch last nigbt was qnit? a success
Mr Robert Gibson s big mastiff went
mi l They gave bim 12 grains of m;r
phine. It had no effect. A r ill did,
t'aough.
BUDDRN DKATH IM PKBSON.
John Fitzgerald, of Busby Fork Dies In a
Durham Sun.
On Friday last John rMzger-wd, of the
Baeby Fork neighborhood, wei t t) Rox-
b )ro, and while there drack quite freely,
and during the dy gi t iulo a figlt witi
John Hicks 'Ihey were before tie
mayor and fined $15 each Tbe nut
day, Saturday, Fitz 'eraid went bic to
town and wanted to r&ew the difficulty.
e offered the mayor $10 to lt him
thrash Hicks, and in the meantime he
imbibed more whiskey. About 12 o clock
he le.'t tiwn in his waOD, which he had
driven ovtr to git fertilizer, and when
about three miles from town he took out
his horse, secured a saddle, and went
back t ) Roxboro, with tbe dttermication
to have a settlement with Hick?, lie
created no disturbance, and left town
again. In going back to his wagon he
fell in with Eomo of his neighbors, who
were in a wagon, and he got in with
them They drove on until about eight
miles from Roxboro, when it was no
ticed by Bome of his companions that
something was wrong with Fitzgerald
Ihey stopped at a dwelling near the
road, intending to take him cut and send
for a doctor. When they lifted him up
they found that he was dead.
He was probably about 37 years of age,
and had been drinking excessively for
several dayp.
Fine Bala at FlneTllle The Town Gets a
Mew Doctor- Good Farming, Etc.
Bpecial to tbe Observer.
Pineville, May 1G. PiDeville and
vicinity were vieited with a splendid rain
yesterday eveniDg probably the best of
theeeasor. Ii will b3 of immense value
to wheat acd oate, beeides perfecting the
stand of ci f.on.
It is ftared tbat the negro, B .b Nrlaon,
who wrs brttilly p junded by Sam Cald
well last wet k, will not rec iver.
Rev. T. P. Banner, pastor of tbe M
E church at Pineville, has gone to Con
nelly Springs for hia health.
Mr J . U. Parks, a model farmer, is
showing the Pineville farmers how to
make cction and cm, on the Milled
phc?. His crop is in fine condition and
well advanced.
D . N G. Moore has decided to locate
tt Pineville for the practice of medicine,
and will hang out his sign Monday, the
21tt insf. Dr. Huiter, who has been
studying under Dr. Rone, left for his
home the lo'.b.
The Strawberry Crop.
Wilmington Star.
The season for strawberry shipments
to Northern markets from truck farms
in tbis part of the country is nearly ovc r.
The crop waa damaged early by coid
wea'herand later by drought, and the
yield was less thia hair of a full crop.
But prices have been higher this season
than for several years past, and many of
the truckers say they have made more
money on berries this year than tbey did
last. The recent drop in prices to to
cents per quart will not give them much
concern, for with most of them, as stated,
the season ia practically over.
A Peuder county sciDper isst year
sent 1,000 crates to market. This season
he expected to market 900 crates, bat his
crop, he thought, was ruined. A week
ago he had shipped 213 crates, which
brougtt him "more clear money," as he
expre&Bed it, than his last season's crop
did.
A shipper in Duplin sent 90 crates to
market last week, which sold for 85 cents
per quart.
HaoUiriTlile High School Closing.
Correspondence of the Observer.
HrjsTBRsvrxLl, May 16 The Hun-
tersville High school will close it j exer
cises on Thursday, the 24th. The prc-
eramme b tries on weanesaay ricbt
with the primary department, uader Miss
Sallie Pttrick; and the musical depart
ment under Mss Mane Sunonton. On
Thursday morning and evening the
young men will declaim. The nrst class
in the morning will contest for a medal;
in the evening the Becond class, after
which Rev. Dr. Greer, of Due West, 8.
C, will deliver the annual address. The
young ladles will recite ana reaa compo
sitions st 8 p. m , and afterward will
come the delivery of tbe prizes. Rev
Roger Martin will preach the annual ser
mon on Sabbath the 20th, at 11 a. m.
Mrs. George 8. Turner, widow of tie
man who was hanged ia Spaitinbarg,
P. C, for the murder of Sd Finger, died
on Tuesday of last week, rfter aa illness
of several week. She leave fire chil
dren. Her death occurred in Spat t ib
bnrg and her body was carried to Gaff
ney Ctj s4 interred by the side of ber
He Cloaaa Omt at Kaaadry WIta sWIckid-
1mUs( nplfo Bparfaara- Itxlaa
Play Ball With fjbawtett.
8peclal to the Obeerver.
Bfabtaxbtjb, S. C. May 16 A
wholesale shedding of blood was nar
rowly averted her this morning, and
had it not been for the timely arrival of
the police several persons would have
been cut or shot t3 pieces. Tom Har
mon, crazed by drink, entered the steam
laundry, where the employes were en
gaged in work, and with an 13 inch
bladed knife -commenced cat tine and
slashing promiscuously. The employes
fled to what they tnougm were eae
quarters, bat Tom soon roatea i tm u
of their hiding place and pat them t
flight. Several policeman came in i
nick of time and DromDtlv arrested h:nj
He had on his person a dangerous look
ing pistol.
The-baseball club is getting in shape
to meet the Charlotte team, in Charlotte,
on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday.
The boys are in the pink or condition
and are determined to capture all three
of tho games. The Charlotte team will
have to play great ball to defeat our
boyr.
VfBGINIA. CALUCD ON FOB MOM ST
gas Decline to Pay sad Claims aa Offset
Washington, May 16.-United 8tates
Treasurer Morgan, on request or tie rec
retary of the Interior, yesterday made a
demand on A. w tiarman, jr., me l reas
nrer of the State of Virginia, at Rich
mond, Ya , for the payment of $540,000
of Virginia Bute bonds held by the
United states Treasurer as Indian trust
funds and now doe. The State
declined to honor the demand
and Stat a Treasurer Harman informed
Treasurer Morgan's representative.
Mr. Russell, that the Attorney General
of the State of Virginia would send an
official reply to the demand, giving his
reasons for refusing to pay tne Donas.
In 1860 the Secretary of tbe Interior, out
of the Choctaw, Cherokee and ether
Indian trust funds, bought bonds of the
State of Virginia to the amount or imu,-
000, payable at maturity in 1894 The
United States government in inveiting
Indian trust funds in this manner gained
payment of the interest and principal,
and has paid the isterett promptly and
regularly ever since. State Treasurer
Harman, in declining to pay the princi
pal of the bonds, said the State of Vir
ginia had an offset agamtt the United
States for more tban $540,000. No of
ficial action will be taken by United
States Treasurer Morgan until the of
ficial wr ttan reply is received.
DANOIB IN A CAT'S BITK.
George Hock Will Probably Lose His Arm
Ovisf to a Wound.
Reading. Pa., Dispatch, 14th.
A c&t's bite has brought George Mock
into the hosDitil. and t? save his life it
may be necessary to amputate his arm.
Mock is a young machinist, and has a
ptt cat w;tl which he amused himself.
He was pelting the animal wnen n sud
denly turned on him and bit him severe
ly in the fleshy part of the hand back of
the thumb j rii.t The cat did ni t Ut go
after having fattaned its teeth in his hand
but clung to it viciously
Mr. M?ck finally mauageu to snase
thecsteff. This was Bcveral days ago.
He paid no tttett on to the affair, until
his hand began to be inflamed and
pained him so severely that it was nec
essary to send for an ambulince to-day
and take him to the Reading Hospital.
He is now under treatmett, but it is
feared that his aim will hare to be am
putated. Uretk. riles His Appeal Bond.
Wa8d isoton. May 16 Representa
tive W. P. C. Breckinridge this afternoon
gave a bond of $100 to the clerk of tbe
;upreme Court of the Dis'rict c-f Colum
bia, his brother Brigadier Geniral J eeph
C. Breckinridgs, Insptct r General
United States Army giinz his surety, for
the purpose of securing an appeal in tbe
case of Pollard vs Breckiuridgo in tbe
District Cou.'t c f Appealf. On the heat
ing of the motion fr a new trial before
Judge Bradley on the 28 h of latt m nth,
he was given 30 days in which t fi e a
bill of exception in order to make an ap
peal. This bill of exception can be filed
at any time before the 28'.h of this month
and on Judge Bradley's approval of it the
cafie will go to the appellate court.
Deputy United States Marshal J D.
Cole left Jacksonville, Fia., yesterday
morning with Sinclair and Jarvis, two
United States prisoners, for Columbu",
Ohio. Sinclair was sentenced to 15
months' imprisonment for using the
mails for fraudulent puposes, and Jarvis,
the ex assistant postmaster at Satsuma
Heights, also goes uo7or 15 months for
the embezzlement of $150.
FINANCIAL AND UUHHKKQUL.
What Llrerpool Did Yesterday Was No
Kncoaracememt.to New York.
Special by Private Wire to Harrison Watts.
Nw Yobk, May 16. What Liverpool did
to-day was no encouragement to tbis market,
as after opening tbe same as yesterday, they
closed 1-M lower, and will not open there
aain until Monday. This will leave us here
without tbe influence of Liverpool. We an
ticipate l.ttle cbange. Inasmuch as there are
no new features likely to develop during that
time unless it may be favorable or unfavora
ble crop accounts.
it is supposed that the summer months
here are very 6tronirly held to a large extent,
and tbis may deter a bearish movement in
tbose positions. The market at one time to
day was very steady, but it did not last, and
tbe close is 3 lower than last night.
The crop movement continues on a dimin
ishing scale, port receipt to-day being 2,224
against 2.710 last year, and port receipts for
the week indicate about 2,000. including
Brunswick, against 33.600 last year.
ATWOOD, V IOLtTT & CO.
A Decidedly Weak Tone ia the Closing, ef
Stocks.
Niw York. May 16. Td re was a decidedly
weak tone to the Anal dealing-i ia the market
on account of the raid against tbe Grangers
stock. 8t- Paul led tbe decline, and a number
of stop orders were reached. All tbe Indus
trials were heavy, in sympathy with the drop
in rit. Paul, but supporting orders were dis
closed in Chicago Gas. The liquidation in
Lead was continued, and the Keene brokers
had, apparently, orders to sell at any rally.
Sugar was fairly firm at concessions from the
early afternoon recovery. Tbe Havemeyer
brokers bought on a scale down. The room
traders sold. General Electtio was strong and
there vn a good demand to cover shorts.
The borrowing demand was well distributed
throughout tbe list, with a brisk inquiry for
Atchison and Distilling & Cattle Feeding.
KlKASCIAL AND DOMESTIC NlW8 CO.
At the Open!nGraln Was Weak, bat the
Mark Later Advanced Slightly.
Chicago, May 16. Around the opening this
morning there was continued liquidation, and
prices were very weak, showing no disposi
tion to react until ab-aut midday. There
were, however, some very good buying or
ders in, and when offerings were finally ab
sorbed the feeling Armed and a slight advance
was recorded.
Shipments from Baltic and sundry porta
were large, amounting to over 4,000.000 Ca
bles showed continued weak markets abroad.
During the session there were some reports
received from Kansas and California stating
that the weather was extremely hot, and that
hot winds were prevailing, etcl, where condi
tions were perfect.
Tbe receipts of spring- wheat continue al
most nothing; in fact, the total receipts of
both spring and winter are very light to-day-only
15,322 ousbels against 160,454 for tbe same
day last year. Shipments were 106,54 bushels
against 04,647 for the same time last year.
Total clearances were 868,000 bushels. Out
side markets were a trifle firmer, all of them
appearing to bave been oversold yesterday.
The close bero was quite strong, with indi
cations in favor of holders.
Corn and oats bave'beenstrong-.laample lota
of oats very firm. The market for futures
was narrow
Provisions were weak, hogs at the yards
closing about 15 cents lower.
Lamson Bbos- a Co.
city ntoDven aVA&Karr.
Eggs firm. Chickens, butter and corn dull.
BrjTIBQ FBICae BA8LH BTO. A WUAUTT
Cabbaee, per Ik .
la
Apple a noa quarters, Dngn.i
bright siloed
" fancy bright sliced . .
' extra - ..
green per bushel
Peaches peeled, bright...
fancy
" extra
dark not wanted..
unpeeled halve, bright.
quarters 44 .
Blackberries, dried
4
S
1 60
7
10
8
Kaspoerrves.. ...
w Borueoemee p
Kxtra Flour
1 60
1 75
H
Family
fear-bol
1 ted 44 lha. per bushel.
63
pnsnii... ....... .; i
Oata SS fes. pet bushel
Peas clay.....
salxed... ....i.. .......
Potatoes Irish .
m lf 08 a a su
Onions select, per bushel
isaooii i-iosr rouno. per is.. ....
Ham
Bides
. Shoulders.......... ......
Lard-K- C X
Tallow .j
Beeswax -j. ...v..
Hena-peraead. J. j...
Rooster aer head....
10
fil
ls 23
Chickens spring mallper p
" large "
Turkeys per lb f
90
8X
0
IS
30
15
10
18
X
60
6
3X
30
micas.........
Guineas ......j. ...
Goes -i
Butter Choloe yellow;
- Fair j
Honey strained, per lb .
eomo, per
Knr hen
guinea
.f.
wsesi 4...
Rye - I-
Feathers new
Hides dry, per ft........
srreen
Wool washed .
MOM BY jMA&KST.
Hn Voik. afar 18. Monev on call
easy at 1 per oenU last loaned at I and clos
ing-onerea as a. mitai
f rime mercanme :paiwr o y mi nui
Bar-silver tlx. Mexican dollars ... bter-
Inr xohange Is firm, wits actual
bust neat: in bankers' rails at i 876)1 87 X for
60 days and 4 88X ! for demano.. Posted
rates 4 8814 4 Ml Oommeroial bills 80 days
4 8JX4 87; demand .. Government
bonds lower, etate oonds duU. SaUroad
bonds weak.
Silver at the board neglected
BALTIatO&B PRODUCE MARKET.
fLons-duIl. western super 1 8308 CO.
do extra 8 16U3 60: do family 8 7003 00; winter
wheat patents 8 26623 60; spring wheat pat
ents &m 80. .
w u bat uniu no s rea spot aixwoix;
May S7a7; Juno .. .. ; July 68t59A:
Steamer ho 8 red 61X&k. Milling wheat
by samp) 66Yg5B. I . .
COHN-Dull. easy. '. Mixed spot 15 bid; May
UJt b d;July 4a-gMVi; Aug steam
er mixed 4i bid; Doutaern corn by
pie 4Xv4a . ;
STTOCKB CL08LNQ BIDS
Amer Cot Oil ItX
H. ft W. Pfd,
.. to
.. 1
.. 16
.107
.141
.. 14 X
.. 16
.. 8
,. 64
do nfd- . .. 70371
Am Bug Refl... .103
AnnfJ 93
fi. Pao ,
do pfd. ....
N. w ........
do pfd
Pan. Mall
American Tobacco 81 k
dn nf d
Atcb
h m n
10 k
. ts ;
6 a
17J
131,
. r,sk
. si
190
. SiX
3
Hdg ....
i W P....
Can. Pan
R.I
B. Hani
C. k O
Ch. A A
do nfd MX
C. B.Q
Chicago Oas.
S1L UtfS i"i
T.a I
ia
JJel. 1AOB....
D.SO. F
I do pfd
Tex. Pao.,..
On. Pao
iWab
BR
.... 8
....
.... 7
.... 1
.... b3
.... 10
14 X
. . 100
.. !C2
.98(019;
B. Tenn
do pf d
Brie
do pfd
W. fj.
W. - L. B.....
tf nfd
do pfd.,..
30
General Klectrlo- &ii
Ills. O 1
L. B. W 15,
'Ala. Class A.
do nfd "
do. Class U.
An Cimmm CI . .
L. s :so
1. a 1 4&J4
La. Stamped 4's
..iuu
. 100
. . 121
. 60
...103
...Kil
L.N. A.a.... 8
n. yj.i-m
Man ixsx
Mem. A Cbaa. S
Mich. C 97
Mo. Pao
Art as,
Tenn. Old 6 's..
do. N.B. 8'S.
do. N. S. 6'S
M A 0 19
An M a aa TWIT
N.C St L 73.
Va ' nfA 10
Nat'! Cord 21 X
do pfd 43
n.j. c :?8k
do. tr reostmpt.. 86
do. Fun ueotbvxia
u. o. rinm uo
D.8.4'sOoUD 1!3X
N. V. C 98K
N.T.tN.l 6.V
U. 8. 8'S 96
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.
vr.nnR nail. weak. Winter wheat low
grades 1 1032 50; Patents. 8 1003 3): Minnesota
cieaz 2 25282 76: Patents 3 i6&4 15: low
extras 1 I0tf2 50; Southern flour dull, weak.
Common to fair extra s uuw n w: uuoa
Choloe do 3 CO da 60.
WHEAT Dull, Orm, H higher. No 8 red
store and elevator 68: atloat f8Xe&8. Op
tions decline! X to , rallied to S cents
aad cloffed nrm at X to over yesterday.
No 8 red May 68 : June bs; Juiy
(VlRN-null, aieadv No 2 12 X elevator:
13Ji13K atloat. Options dull and steady t
M cent tower- May 12; Juiy a cp
OATS wore activo, firmer May 37k; Juno
3T.S: July 31 No 2 hlte June 41. Spot No
2 373lX; No 8 white 4IX4S4U: mixed
western ai(4ion; wnite 00
LA Kl iaSier. quiet, neewrn iauii;unru
7 60 47 5: city 6. May 7 65 asked; July 7 4U,
nominal. Refined ouiet; Continent 8 W.; 8. A.
8 40: Compound 5ti!. ,,,.
rtiRK-Oalet, steady; mtsa 10 w iw.a to.
COTTON SEED OIL Quiet, nominal: crude
3 ; yellow 3L
BOL&BBI3 voreurn camiiiMi new
eLS 30TaW8: steady, quiet. , ,
PEANUTS-yuiet;tncy nana-picaea uwm.
roirWRlt tinrinns dull, steadv. 5 points
down to 10 up. May 16 S6(a;l5 3o: July 1 16;
Bept 11 55W 54 60: Dec 13 90. Spot K10 dull.
teady. N01 is'i.
snuAR-Ftrm. fair den and Fair reflniDg 2:
Reflued active. Steady. Off A, 3 11-lfVoil 16-W;
Standard A. 4(a) i 3-18; Cut loaf 4kg4 16-16;
Crushed 4 3k I 16-18; Uranulated 40t4 5-16.
CHICAGO PEODCCB MAEKK1
Opcoing 1 Closing
64 X 54fa55fi
50 ; 56(o,57
67 6K
7 37
37 87
833 c8
31 3U
; 33
2"i 304
11 fa II 95
11 9j 12 00
7 30 7 80
9 93 Q 9
6 10 6 20
6 16 6 17
WHEAT -
May
July
Sept.
uua-
Mav
July
sept
OA To
May
June
July
M maa rut-
May
July
LARD
May
July
hi ua
Hay
July
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
LrvxRPOOL, May 16.. 4 P. m. Midnling
3 i5-l.
Spots -8teady. deoaand poor.
Futures Closed dull.
Sales 10,000. American :
receipts 7,Oj0. American 3.1u0.
May i 351
Mav and June 3 63
judo and July..... 3 64
July and August... &
August and September 3 66 v
September and October 3 67 v
October ana woveraoer ao
November and December o s
December and January 3 60s
January snd Ftbruary 3 61 b
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
Hishest
... 7 S7
(1 Pi
... 7 01
... 7 1
.... 7 10
Lowest
7 24
A m
6 M
7 01
7 06
7 (6
7 10
7 14
7 19
Closing
7 3tjft
H 94W5
H S7
7 0lat(2
7 0 ifm
1 (rVaW7
7 09(ei0
7 Ull4
7 lBil
January.
May
June
July
August .
September.
7 II
October 7 "11
November l
December 7 S3
New York. May 16. Cotton quiet.
Middling uplands 7: middling Gulf 7.
Sales 559 bales. Futures closed firm.
Sales 88,400 bales.
Friday only.
vaoaa4,o aa o.ao
ra 9? ? 8 a -oC
. . -tx i-.o-'- - J OS
"r5:
t I - QB 9 00
w jii"t ::i
: : : . I
: : : -I
ta.fOs - - . f
- O C ssa. - or i
tm a-a.SMi)ecai s5
..... . ....
. . . . .......
: : ': l: I : ! ! I
MAT Alt BTORBS.
WrucrstOTOV, Hi 0- May 16. Rosin firm.
Strained 86; gooa strained 80. Spirits tu r
peauae. ' steady 26. Tar firm at 1 16:
erode turpentine firm hard 1 Oj; soft 1 7;
virs-ia 8 16.
CHAR LOT TS COTTON MARKET.
(These agurvs j rapreeeot prioes paid
wagons.
Strict Good Middling
to
Good Middling
7k
Strict Middlm-....
MiddHnsT..
Tinges....- i
Htftr "m f--
I 8-16
I
6 a
i : q i : I :S?W :
Richmond & Danvillecof
, ..-,.u.-;- .( -
BAMTJBL SPBWCBR.'F. W.HUIDfOFBB
atBU BaVM OOASufc. Aoaiva-
- " '" ".-' '
SCITBDUT.TI. !
la effect May 13 1891.
TBAINB LUV1 CHABLOTTB. H. C.r
. n . . r w . .1 a, r:h.ylAt.La AIT
1&5)
Lino diviston anS aUpoinU b
Southwest. Carries tVrough
Drawing Room Buffet Sleer bt.
Nsw York. .Washington and Atlanta.
DAILY for O Ot A, tonlJL00J,ll
tag OolumWa, Aug-nsta, Aiken. Lb ar ia-
tvanaaa and all Florida P";'
Solid train Charlotte to Jaekajnjuj.
with through sleeper from New Yor.
Carries Pullman Bleeping oar between
Charlotte and Angnst. i ,w
no. 87 DAILY. wassinatoB and Bon t-
weatern Vestlbulad IJmited. for At
V, at.
It 20
P. M.
8-JO
a. at.
1QA0
P. M.
1186
r. at.
a.M
lanta, Bfrmlagham, Memphis, Mooc
gomery. Mobile, New Orleans; ail point!
South and Southwest. New Yora to
Kew Orleans. NewYork to Aujuu
tnrtoa to Memphis without ehanre.
No extra ehargs except asaal x-uii-
Nofaa. DAILY, for Washington. Klch
saond, Raleigh. Qoldsboro and ail
Elnt North. Carries Pulln'an Ble
r oars from Atlanta to New loX
and Jaoksonville to New York.
7.00
a. M
TOO'
r. at
Carries Pullman BleeptasT ear f rona
ereensLcro to to Balelgh, and to Bica-
NO.nM DaW, wtsJkanro"jh Both
Western VesUbuled Limited. Jfoi
Wuhica-ton and all . polnta, Worth.
Throuxk ears between New Orlean
and New York. Augusta andWashinir;
8:39
r. M.
ton and Tampa and New York, ana
Mam Dhis and Washington.
4:00 p. mu For StatesviUe N. O. " .
TaaiJVD T .1 a -fc - .
ilNooifBOat THX MOKTBL.
925 A.M.lji- i '.-.-.T-
6:10 P: mIUkOM ATLAWTA. '
M9 P. M.I 1 i - -.1 ;
8:80 P. M. ) .. . .
Daily Bx. Bun. f.IROM RAniTIlirr
olAaab. ! :JL'hSShiJ
Tnmo aianaaar.
W. H. flEIlN. 04D1 HaBtrSI,
WashlngtontD. 0. " Washlnrton. D. u.
S. BThaRdViCK. A 88t Oenl Faas rer Agt.
; it inia va
1 LMBTTO RAILROAD.
i .
1st BFvartr Armrt rn. 1898.
MOVING NORTH.
to. I. PASSMan Airo rMiosTv imfr.
Leave Cheraw..... f-JiS 5!
Kolloca...j.....
On born :
I ia--tf0pra
J - I SI HI
Charlotte.- m Mpm
- Cleveland Springs J:19pm
" Wilmington ":Mpm
BennetUviUe "S pne
" Charleston. .....JOdWpm
MOVING BOTJTH. f -TO.
1. r-ASSKHOBB AND rBuaaT BAJ
ve Cleveland Springs ,
Charlotte.- t....lSlpm
- Charleston i
" BennettsvlUe v..,.tMpm
- Wilmington. t0am
- Hamlet..... 8:46pm
Osborne 8.-t pns
Kollock....
......... .... .aaym
Arrl'e Cheraw
iiepn
Wat. MOHCrOBA, PTesideBt.
Seaboard Air Lino.
BOBsetrLn rsr Brno March 25, ISM.
Trains leave Charlotte, It. 0.1 J '
il:40 A. at. Dally.except Sundays lot Wilming
ton, Monroe, Wadeaboro, Rooking,
bam, Hamlet, Charleston, Sumter,
Darlington, Bennetts villa, Raleigh ,
and all local points on the K. A A.
A. L. R. R- i '
10 p. M. -Daily .except 8unday, tot Mt, Holly,
Lincoln ton, Cherryvlev Shelby.
Cleveland Springs, Bllenboro and
Rutherford ton. oonnectlng at
Shelby with the C. O. A C R. R.
for Manon, i u. :
i ll p. a. Daily, t for WUmlngton, , Ham
let, Raleigh and all points pa
the R. A A. and R. G. railroad a.
Weldon, Portsmouth, Old Point
Comfort, Petersburg, Richmond,
Washington, Baltimore. Philadel
phia, New York and Boston with
throuarh sleeper and day coaches
from Atlanta, Ga to Washington,
via Monroe, Raleigh and Weldon
also sleeper from Charlotte to WU
mtnarton. i " ! - '
9fl5 p. if, - Dally, t for Monroe, Chester .Green
wood, Athens, Atlanta, Montgom
ery, atoniie, new vrnwma, vui-
nooga, Memphis and points In the
South and Southwest.. ThrouKh
sleeper and day coaches from
Washington, D. C via Monroe to
Atlanta, connecting - with roads
verging out of Atlanta. - - i
trains arrive in Charlotte, NOt , 1
8J a. sL Dally, with sleepertfrom Wilming
ton ;also sleeper and day coaches f rou
Washington, Richmond and Per
teraburg to Raleigh and Monroe,
with quick time and elose connec
tion from New York and Boston
via Washington or Portamonth.
8:30 a. a. Dally from I Atlanta, Chester,
Greenwood. Athens and points
South and Southwest with sleepers
from, Atlanta to Monroe.
1 :36 a. a.- Dally, except Sunday, from Ruth
erford ton. Shelby, Cleveland
Springs, Linoolnton and Ms. Holly.
From Marlon. N. G. and points ou
the G. C. A C R. R. I ' I.
i .-45 v. a. Dally, except! Bandar, from Wil
mington, Charleston, Sumter.
Darrington, Bennetts ville, Hamlet
and Monroe. Also from Baleteh
and all points on the R A A. A. L.
It, R, r ' i
The 8:16 o'clock p. m. train connects at Mon
roe with the Atlanta special 134. which
arrives at Raleigh at 6:15 a. noj and Wash
ington at 8:40 p, m making close connection
for Baltimore and New York. It also
oonnects at Monroe with the Atlanta -special.
No. 187, for Atlanta and all polnta
south, arriving in Atlanta at 40 p. m. Passen
gers leaving Charlotte at 11:40 a. m. arrive at
Unarteston at vhj p. uu iimrw, t.u
Arrive at Raleigh at 6:08 p. m. . Leav
ing Charleston at TdO a. Cheraw. 110 a. m
and Raleigh at 10:16 a, m..arrive In Charlotte at
4:45 p. m. i I is.
Passengers leaving Charlotte at 11:40 a. m.
reach Ralolgh at 6.-O0 p. m.; leaving Raleigh at
1A.IE. . ra.Ah I Ih.rlAttA At 1U n. HI.
Close connections both ways with C O. A O
at Shelby, made by the 40p. m, and 1136 a.m.
trains. i . . j .i " . .. .
The Atlanta specials. No. 127 and 134, are
magnificent new veatlbuled trains, built by
the Pullman Palace Car Co., on which there
Is no extra fare charged. I
C ose connection made both ways with the
C. A L. R. K, at Linoolnton for Lenoir and W.
N C. points, by a local aooommodation train
leaving here for Shelby at 7.45 a. m . and re
turning at at 6 p. m. daily except Sunday.
For information relative to aohedurt. fare
eto apply to 1 l 1 - ' "'- I-.
J. u. VAaaaavud.au iraiii anui.
Jpo. C. Wnrpan, ux.j
. MlTIHA.
Genl Manager.
. J. a nawartH.
Genl Bupt.
i B. A. NawLAND,
Gen'l Pass. Agent. i.. T. P. A.
tH Except Sundays. j
xoept Saturdays. j
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HE BOSTON I I
SHOE STORE
HOE STOKE
Is the place
to bny
yonr
Hhoes
Cheap.
Ziegler
Bros.'
Ladies'
Shoes
at i . i
actual
Cott.
! 11 East Trade street.
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TTTANTBDI IMMEDIATBLT Canvassers
If and avanta in averv oit in th llniuvii
States to introduce . I
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VIYIUL.IUIY1 I It rMttVU,
The Elastic Ink-Holder for Pens. !
From $3 to (10 easily made with 6 hours worV
dally. Call or address, THEO. B. WEYEH
wfs 140 Nassau St.. Room 40, New York City
T70R BAJ-B
X1 An elegant two-atory dwelling.
with all modern improvements,
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An opportait y for some one wanting
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a good home. .1
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