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all our inenas aua well-wishers is
' respectfully called to the condi
tion of our Bank at close of busi
" ness May llth,M895 - - .
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TURING 1 and i all industrial- ac-
- counts solicited-' Sayings accounts
a specialty. ' Interest allowed on
savings deposits from $5 up. :-: :
I NOTES BOUGHT and SOLD.
$251,749.48.
- Ijoan.'.".. .";:..;..'...W70;'3 61
-Expenses'. - 7 2,053 96
Furn itnre . ". . . . . 3, 1C3 90
Due Irons banks and cash on r " ' "
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; N. C. bonds, 4s and 6s. 37,811 75
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S. WITTKOWSKY, :
President.
A, BRABY,
:.:-:;. 'Cashier.
AIR LINE
Bchxdoxx in Erncr May. 5th, I8M,
Trains leave Charlotte dally:
. . 5:20 a. ic. for Hamlet, Cheraw, Raleigh
: all points on the B.4 A. ndR. 4G.B.K,
. Weldon, Portsmouth, Old Point Comfort
Petersburg, Richmond, Washington, Baltl
. more, Philadelphia, New York and Bos too
Also Wilmington, Wrightsville,aad ait local
points on the G. C. R. R. Also Charleston,
Bamter and Bennettavtlle arriving in Wil
mington at 12:30 p. m. ,
; J;9)A.i.-Dallj (or all Southern point
- via Monroe, Chester, Greenwood, Athena
Atlanta, Montgomery, New Orleans, Chat
tanooga, Memphis and the Southwest
Through sleeper and day coaches from
Washington, I. C, to Atlanta, connecting
With roads diverging ont of Atlanta.
10:18 a. m. Daily, for Ml. Holly, Lincoln
ton, Cher ryviile, Bhelby, Cleveland Springs,
Ellenboro and Ratherfordton ; also Blow
Ing Rook, Lenoir and. Hickory.
8:2 p. m. Daily, for all points North and
Bouth New York, Boston, Philadelphia,
' Baltimore, Washington, Richmond, Peters
burg Portsmouth, Old Point Comfort, Vir
ginia Beach, Weldon, Raleigh, Wilmlngtoc
and WrightsvHle, connecting at Monro
with through sleepers and day coaches be
tween Atlanta, 6a., and Washington. D. C.
and sleepers between Monroe, N. G-, an
Portsmouth, Va., and for Atlanta, New Or
' leans and all Southern points.
8:60 p. if. With sleeper for Wllming
ton and all O. C. points.
r Trams arrive in Charlotte:
10:43 a. K Dalty,Rockingham,WadesDoro,
Moroe. . Also from (.11 points North Nev
York,Pblladelphla, Baltimore,, Washington
Richmond, Petersburg, Old Point Comfort
.- Portsmouth, Weldon, Raleigh and Sanford
' Also from Charleston, Bamter and Ben-
- nettsville, and from Atlanta, New Orleam
and all Southern points.
8:20 -p. sr. Daily, from Ratherfordton
Shelby, Cleveland Springs. Lincoln ton
Newton, Hickory, Lenoir, Blowing Bock
and Mt. Holly..
10:10 r. jc. Daily,frora all Northern point
Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Balti
more, Washington, Richmond. Va.. Peters
burg, Old Point Comfort, Virginia Beach.
Portsmouth, Weldon, Raleigh, Cheraw, 8
C, all local points between Portsmouth a no
Charlotte, and from Wilmington. Wrights
vHle and all local points on the C. C. R. R.
10:10 p. sc. Daily, from all points South
and Southwest New Orleans, Montgom
ery, Memphis, Chattanooga, Atlanta, Ath
ens. Greenwood, Chester and Monroe ; close
connection at Monroe.
7:45 a.m. With sleeper, fromWllmlntor
and all C. C. points.
Local freight, with ooach attached, leavet
Charlotte for Shelby at 4 o'clock p. m., re
turning at 10 a. m. daily, except Sundays
The 8:20 p. m. train connects at Monroe
with the Atlanta special, No. 402, which ar
rives in Raleigh at 1:30a. m., and Washing
ton, D. C, at 10:30,a. m., and Portsmouth i
7:80 a. m- makinsr close connection for Bal
timore, Philadelphia and New York.
The 6:20 a. m. train connects at Monro
with Atlanta special No. 403, for Atlants
and all points Bouth, arriving In Atlanta
at 4 p.m.
Passengers leaving Charlotte at 6:20 a.m.
arrive in Atlanta at 4 p. m. Leave Atlanta
at 1 o'clock p.m., arrive in Charlotte at 10 :1C
p. m. Leave Charlotte at 6:20 a. m., and 8:
'p.m., arrive in Raleigh at 11:45 a. m. and
1:30a.m. Leave Charlotte at 6:30a.m., ar
rive in Wilmington at 12:80 p. m., and at
Cheraw, S. Cat 6:40 a.m. Close connec
tion both ways with the C. A L. R. R. at
Lincoln ton: Leave Charlotte at 6:20 p. m..
arrive in Atlanta at 6;20 a. in., making r
" double daily train both North and South
from Charlotte.
The Atlanta specials, No. 40S and 403, art
magnificent new vestibuled trains, built bj
the Pullman Palace Car Co.. on which then
is no extra fare charged.
Daily exoept Sunday.
-Dily except Monday.
For information relative to schedules,
fare, etc., apply to
E. Bt. Jokst, Vice President.
J. O. Baskkbviu.1, Ticket Agent.
J. H. Winder, B. A. Nkwlabd,
General Manager. T. P. A.
T. J. Ansxbbon,
V. E.MoBki, Gen'l Pass. Agent.
Supt. Transoortatlon.
SOUTHERN : RAILWAY.
(PIEDMONT AIR LINK.)
RICHMOND A DANVILLE AND NORTH
CAROLINA DIVISIONS.
IK xrrmcr aprii. 21, 1896.
This condensed schedule Is pnollshed at
Information, and Is subject to change with
out notice to the pnblio. .
Trains leave Charlotte, N..C:
11:05 p. M. No. 85, daily for Atlanta and
Charlotte, Air Line division, and all point
South Mid Southwest. Carries through
Pullman drawing-room buffet sleeper be
tween New York, Washington and Mont
gomery, and between New York and Bt. Au
gustine, Flaw, via Columbia and Savannah.
:8& A. M. No. 87, daily, O. C. fc A. division,
including Columbia, Augusta, Aiken.
Charleston, Savannah and all Florida
points. Through Pullman sleeper Ne
York to Jacksonville, connecting with par
lor car at Columbia for Augusta.
9:35 A. m. No. 87. dally, Washington and
Southwestern vestibuled limited for At
lanta, Birmingham, Memphis, Montgom
ery. Mobile and New Orleans, and all points
Booth and Southwest. Through Pullman
. sleeper New York to New Orleans and New
York to Memphis. No extra charge except
usual Pullman fare.
13:10 p. M. No. II, daily. Solid train, Rich
mond to Atlanta; Pullman sleeping car,
Richmond to Greensboro.
7;15A. K No. 8ft, daily, for Washington.
Richmond, Raleigh and Goldsboro and all
points North. Carries Pullman sleepers
from Montgomery to New York and St. Au
gustine to New York.
6:40 p. Mj No. 12, daily, for Richmond, Ral
eigh. Goldsboro and all points North. Car
ries Pullman sleeping ear from Greensboro
to Raleigh and Greensboro to Richmond.
8:30p.m No. 88. Washington and South
western vestibuled, limited, for Washing
. na and all nolnts North. Through Pull
n cars Between e unwuu ami new
-ik, Memphis and New York, Jackson-
n and New York. First-class coach to
--Washington.
7 .-00 a. k. No. W, daily, exoept Sunday
Mixed freight and passenger for States
vllle.N.C 4:16 p. m. No. l. daily, except Sunday, for
Btatesvitie ana laviorsviue.
. Trains arrive at Charlotte:
- 10:66 r. M.)
t :lS A, M. FROM THE KOBTB.
-11:40 A. 11. :'..'i:..V
:M, A. M. )
- P. M.
8:20 P. V.
7:00 A. M.
8: P. M.
' W-JS6 A. If ,
FROM ATLANTA. -
FROM AUGUSTA.
-STROM BTATEHV1LLE.
4:1S P.
" Local freight trains also carry
passen-
Dally except Sunday. ,
Johm-M.Coi-p - " W. A.Tubk,
- Traffic Manager. - General Agent,
V.H.OBIIN. . ' Washington, D C.
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Washington, D.C.
,aH.HAMlCK
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Atlanta, ua.
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. S9 West Trade Street,
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BY OXE OS THE COHMmEEJIEJf,
CoL Means la Bis Xetter to the Commit
teo Mistaken la His Facts There llavd
Sen Ketlce 8erved of tb lotrodnctioa
of Frew Silver. JteBolatlons The Critics
of tha Commltte Appealed to to JDeslt
' in Bcbair r Party Bumrar. J
To the Editor of the Ohsenrerr : - : ' :
In -the Observer "of Ma v 23d Col.
Means writes up the State ltemocratlc
executive committee in temperately, in
tensely and with motives bora of for-
getfulness of his true position in the
meeting that nassed the resolutions in
favor of the free coinage of silver at the
ratio of 10 io 1- To quote Cot. Means:
"Because neither by usage and custom.
nor T by "anr. authority vested in the
committee, did they have the right to
enact such a manifesto and issue it to
the people of North Carolina, as acting
and speaking for and in behalf of the
Democratic parsy.' - . ,-T -
- Col.. Means , stated in his address to
the committee plainly, unequivocally,
positively, that-ihe committee did have
the authority to pass, these resolutions;
there was no question in his mind about
that; farther than thisr ft is well known
that the State Democratic executive
committee is appointed, elected and
commanded. to -actrjfor the party, sus
tain its principles and carry out its
policy durinj? the ' interim ; between
conventions. The committee had the
authority, representing the various con
gressional districts, to pass thia resolu
tion, just as the representatives in Con
If r ess have the authority to vote upon
such questionsiD the 'national balls ot
Congress.. The State Democratic execu
tive committee has fined vacancies on
the .State ticket, acting for and in be
half of the party, with no question of its
right to do so. - The free coinage of sil
ver at a ratio of 16 to 1 was adopted by
the Ibouth of the editor of the Observes
speaking for and in behalf of the com
mittee on resolutions at ine last Mate
convention, against the judgment of Mr.
Caldwell, it is true, but still endorsed
and ratified. In view of all this, Col.
Means should not come out of the meet
ing and recede from the position he
took therein, to-wit: that the commit
tee did have the authority to act as it
did. ... . .
But to quote Col. Means again:
'There was a meeting of this commit
tee in this city on ; the 14th of last
month. " The financial ques
tion was, on the 14th of last moutb,
brought to the attention of the commit
tee and it was deemed best, by an al
most unanimous vote, to let the finan
cial question not disturb us for the
present; and this committee then ad
journed to meet last night for the par
ticular purpose of attending. to some
matters pending before it at its last
meeting, It was never suggested by
any one that this great financial ques
tion could or would come up before the
committee last night."
CoH Means forgets that Capt. R. B.
Davis, . of New Hanover, introduced
with great warmth and vehemence
the very resolntion that, the committee
adopted, because of the late hour and
the - desire of the committee 4o
attend the banquet at the Yar
borough House. Capt. Davis re
quested that his resolution He on the
table until the meeting, May 2utb, giv
ing notice that he would then demand
the enactment of the same. Capt.
Daws did push his resolutions in a
speech of nearly an hour and several of
his resolutions would have passed the
committee but for the knowledge of
the other resolutions which fitted the
situation belter. Therefore I say with
out fear of contradiction, that the com
mittee was fully, positively and legally
advised that this question would be be
fore it at its meeting May 20th.
I will not quote Col. Means further,
but merely add that God forbid that
there should be any faction in North
Carolinathis year and during our next
campaign, with more than 20,000 votes
regutered against U3 in North Carolina.
It is unfortunate, at least, that one of
the party's warmest supporters, like
Col. Mean?, should claim that a faction
of the committee had improperly sub
ornid its powers, especially where, in
the intensity of his nature, he has over
looked the facts or forgotten them.
Your correspondent attended both
meetings, . April 14th and May 20th.
Grave fears were expressed at both
meetings, freely talked upon the streets
cf Raleigh, that the party would fail to
carry the State if they divided upon
the money question, but there was one
.opinion apparently-and that was that
the gold men would not attempt to di
vide the party, and as the people were
for free silver, let us have it. Further,
in my observations, and I usual
ly read between the lines, there
was no one trying to bring persons or
candidates prominently forward. I
know that the individual preferment of
no one was thought of for a moment
and those of your correspondents who
are catechising and ridicultngthe com
mittee are simply unacquainted with
the situation and I state here that the
work and hope of the committee is di
rected solely to the triumph of our
party; the stopping of the wild, un
manageable crowd as seen in our legis
lative halls" last winter, who, if not
stopped, would suck the very life blood
of our State; the redeeming of the State
and the cementing of the party to that
end, as the honor and welfare of the
State will suffer everywhere except , in
the hands of the great Democratic
party. ' Therefore let me bee yon, Mr.
Editor; beg-: Col. Means; let me beg
"Cleveland Democrat" in your issue of
tne 24tn; let me oeg the accomplished,
true and tried Democrat, "Bohemian;"
let me entreat "Mossback" to hold his
questions up all of you to stop, take
into your minds the degradation, the
corrupt, damnable crowd that now has
the Democratic party in the minority
and tf yon cannot go with us on free
silver Hght it out in our next State con
vention. Teste.
May 28th, 1895.
SOUTHEEN CBOCEKS MKET.
Yesterday's Sessloa Devoted to Discussion
of Freight Bates. y.
Atxasta, Ga4 May 20-ThW first ses
sion of the Southern Wholesale Grocers
Convention was called to order bv Presi
dent E. G. Leigh, 'Jr.,- t Richmond, at
the Y, M; C A.r building this morning
at U o Clock. t - :J ,v
After a few preliminary speeches, the
convention, which is essentially a busi
ness body settled down to work; AH
th prominent Southern cities from Vir
ginia toTexas are represented. Macon
and SL. Louis are represented by proxyv
, This morning's session was largely de
voted, to discussing freight rates and
railroad traffic arrangement.
The convention adjourned at 1 o'clock
until to-morrow morning. - rr
- This afternoon the delegates were the
guests ot J. J. Maddox and witnessed
the Little Rock-Atlanta 'baseball, game
at Athletic rark.
To-morrow night .the annual banquet
wni occur at tne Aragon Hotel. ; . '
-' She had a lovely neck, ' . - - . '
And everybody said
'"Who, Indeed, might doubt H?-1-.
- That that's vlisc turaed her head. -: ":
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Dr. Shearer Delivers An Address Off of
- Xotes Oat of His Side Pocket. . v
Correspondence of the Observer, ;.. . "
IlrsTKKSvn.i.K, May - 23.. The exer
cises of the Huntersville High School
were on the 23rd inst- The baccalaure
ate sermon was delivered on Sunday
evening previous to the closing of the
school by Rev. J II. Cochran. On Wed
nesday evening the exercises - were
opened ly the preparatory department,
consisting of recitations,; dialogues,
speeches, etc." "A spectator who ap
preciates education could very readily
see how well these, children iad been
trained -by ...Prof. Grey and his- assis
tants. - - ' - "
- ,-Oo Thursday at 11 o'clock; before "an
immense : crowd," the exereise3 were
opened with prayer by Dr. J. B. Shearer.
Prof. -Grey, then made the announce
ment that eleven young men would
now speak and as there was a gold med
al offered for the best Reclaimer, he
Prof. Grey) had selected three disinter
ested men to decide the merits .of the
declamation. - - ,-
.The eleventh man was feeling unwelf
and did not speak. JTbe ten others did
remarkably, unusually well. "- -.
"After spending two hours in the ball
the cjowd adjourned for dinner, and at
3 o'clock- re-assembled to hear . Dr.
Shearer deliver the annual address and
present the different prizes.: - The doc
tor took from his side pocket - a small
scrap book .containing a few notes he'
bad lotted down for the occasion. - llis
address 'was very plain, simple but
very pointed in showing the great Im
portance of an education. --. ' -
-Alter be bad delivered his address ne
then proceeded to deliver the different
prises.- -" : - v:.: .
Master M urrat.Grey won the - medal
for excellence- For best improve
ment in writing, a gold pen, awarded to
Mr. John McAlvoy. - Miss Shannon
Ranson was close on his heels. Lida
Adams won the gold medal for best im
provement in music; Lillie May Do
Armond", for best essay, a gold medal.'
After the doctor had delivered the
above mentioned prizes he picked at the
last box, and after keeping the crowd
in suspense .a long time, he called on
Ton! V Hunter to come: forward and
receive the medal for best oratory.
At 8 o clock that evening -the doors
were thrown open for a concert which
the whole school took part in and which
was a great success, t know of-no
Other school in Mecklenburg that is
superior to the Grey school for prepar
ing boys and girls for college. West
term begins September 10, 13.
Spectator.
BRIEFS OF GENERAL NAT CKE.
The South Carolina Naval Reserve
will probably go on a week's cruise or
longer during the summer,
Jockey Newcom was thrown by Sis-
alpine in the Latonia, Ky., races Tues
day, and badly hurt.
The Mobile Marine Railway was put
into operation "Tuesday It is built to
take out vessels up to 1,500 tons capaci
ty. It operated satisfactorily.
A bov named Heafle,-who had clung
to a balloon as it went up at St. Louis
Sunday, let j;o bis hold when C00 feet
up, and was crushed into a shapeless
mass.
In a speech at a Cuban sympathizers'
meeting at Pablo Beach, Fla., Tues
day, Mayor D. U. Fletcher stirred.up
the crowd by a fierce attack on Spain as
ruler of Cuba.
While in bathing at Pablo Beach,
near Jacksonville Tuesday, J. K. In-
fram,-a clerk employed by the Florida
lardware Company, got beyond his
depth and was drowned.
J. J. Davis and George Boya were
employees in the New Orleans Criminal
Uourt. They were discharged for lieip
ing steal the jury lists. This led to a
tight in which Davis shot .and killed
Boya. Davis " was Tuesday in court
found "guilty without capital punish
ment." Rev. Thomas Dixon Jr., almost cre
ated a sensution at the Academy 'of
Music in New York last Sunday morn
ing when he pronounced Protestantism
in New York a failure. The audience
hardly knew whether to applaud or not.
There was one hiss from the centre of
the hall.
Judge Norwood, of the Superior
Court bench, has fallen into a bad habit
of years ago, from which it was hoped
he had been reclaimed, and has been
unable to hold some of his courts. His
incapacity at the recent term of Robe
son court was such that the grand jury
felt constrained to indict him for,
drunkenness. Judge Norwood is frcm
Haywood county.
A number of Northern men are now
in this State contracting to purchase
the grape crop. They say that in no
State they have yet visited is the crop
so fine as in North Carolina.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
The Price of Cotton Advances, Both. In
Hew York and Liverpool Gov. llojtst
Surprises the Market By Stating; the
Acreage in Texas Will Not Be Deereated.
Special By Private Wire to Harrison Watts.
Nw York, May 29. 14verpool reported
sales at 10,000 bales with prices of spots un
changed. Futures opened l-64d higher and
closed firm at an advance of 2 to 2 points
from last night's close. Our market opened
3 points up and. advanced- 0 points more,
August selling at 7.28 and afterwards de
clined to 2, closing at 24 to 25. The le ports
of the crop are very conflicting. Governor
Hogg, of Texas, who was oa the floor to-day.
verv much surorised some of the cotton
men by telling them that the crop of Texas.
in nis opinion, wouia net ne oeereisea.oue
acre. The new farmers coming la tbe.
State would counterbalance any decrease
of acreage which the eld farmers Intend to
make, on account of the low price at the be
ginning of tbe season. He also stated that
ho had never known rain to do damage In
Texas. Kvery day brings us nearer to the
newerop.; ; ; o tow bow as vo.
The Stock Market Testerday Rallied from
Tuesday's Depression Because of London
liayiux on a Moderate Scale.-1
Nxw York, May 29. The Stock market
to-day rauiea irom yesterday's depression
because of a renewal of London buying on
a moderate scale. With a conservative
weekly-government report and Indications
of Improved weather -conditions In - the
west, the bears were Inclined to take profits
over the memorial day holiday, but thir
purchases were effected only toy raising the
level of values.: The Granger rote about
1, with European purchases of St. Paul a
conspicuous feature. The Coalers were firm
on the satisfactory results of . yesterday's
meeting of Anthracite calesageuts, and the
low priced railway shares , were slightly
better. - Bu via a of an im Droved character
caused an advance of over J4 In Sugar.
Rubber was strong and active.. Lard rose
over IXand American Tobacco, after a full
of 1, advanced 1, Distilling and Cattle
reeuag .was iracuonaiiy -nigner-- jersey
Central, after a break of I'i'i, went back to
the opening figures. Paeine Matt dropped
tic on the news of the loss ot t he Col l ma,
but'uearly recovered all the decline, owing
to so extremely iavoraoie annual report.
The market closed generally strong.
- Nkv Voax Ntfg Hvbixu.-
Wheat Coatinnea to Advance in Price
- data Suffer a Decline Etc. ; -
Chioaso, May S9. The highest point of
the crop was reached this morning around
the opening, -July wheat, selling at J-Nxc.
Tbe weather and the bulletins were the fac
tors. The map showed bat light traces of
rain- last : tttgnt ana coia weather;' in the
mountain districts, the latter moving to
wards the east and - suggesting possible
frost in tbe Northwest to-night. These were
later preureuamj u signal service depart
ment but were oUset b'V renorts of - rata In
the West, with the prospect ot more to
ots nt. . ine I act mat to-morrow is a bolidav
ami the -market -a weather-one, -iadueed
holders to realise- -Quite freelv Itwt vmxi
rains may fail before Friday and thus cause
a very ueartsn leeiing; and lower prices.
Many of tbe local shorts bad rovered yes
terday on -the. late strength, consequently
there was not very ui urn of this buy ing
early, outsiders giving about the only sun-
port, which was somewhat" inadequate to
absorb the offerings. - From M - prices
eradualiy workt-d back nearly Sa' a bushel.
naif of which -was recovered, and the mar
ket held steady until the Kansas 3Stat re
port was -received which-stated , the pist
week had somewhat improved the crop con
ditions, at tne same time Western points
reported rain and on -this prices, aicain de
clined I? per bushel, -tnot of which vm
quickly recovered i On - the " whoi, -the
wt-ather eonttitlons axe not fntoraliln, fte
large -primary-receipts of 5c,ii bushels are
e-xptaitied by the fact that a laie portion
of theHi re present wheat that hat been re
sblpped from Chicago, eo that the -actual
; receipt are not near as laree as they ap
pear. Tbe cash lntjuiry has bt-en goud nud
considerable business transacted, one lot of
jti.tM) uusQels being sold to go to iexas.
Closing cables wera lower and clearances
Coarse grains opened very excited at the
high point of the day. The feature was tbe
weatber. Oats were especially strong; but
tbe entire line suffered a sever decline oa
heavy realizing. Bulletins are jnore fa
vorable on corn than oats, but say it the
hot. dry weal ber'continues prosnects will
be very poor. I helight run of hogs aad tbe
ttrengcit la gnus, st well country buy
ing, were tbe lnaaeoces la the -provision
market. Prices around the opening were
strong and higher, but the efforts of pack
ers to break prices were later successful to
a small extent, although final ft gures are In
favor of holders.,- aksox Bkos. a Co,
- - CITY PRUD UCa MA RELET.
.Spring chfe-kens Oood demand.
. Kg-gsand butter sell readily. . -i
Ko turkey a oa the market. ' ,
Apples dried quarters, brtght..'.
... " bright sliced. . .......
, " ; - " fancy bright Siloed.. -
.,;, extra
Peaches, un peel ed h a 1 ves , bright.
- Quarters " -
10
101S
8
3 76
50
87
- Co
Kiackoerrieainea
Extra Flour saolw...
Famllv "
Head bolted 44 tbs per bushel.
- unbolted. 48 rbs -
Cora old 6 lbs per bushel,..
--. " .. - new. . ..... .......... :. ...... .
Oats tbi per buahel.,... ......... -. 48
Peas clay. . .r.........v.... . ..
" - mixed ........... as
Onions select, per bnsheU... 7B1 00
naoon nog round. per a., s
xx am. . .... via
Sides.
Bhoulder..............i..... -
larCl Q.-..-V. ....... wmmm ... ft i 910
Tallow
0
JS
- 80
"ItrtSlO
- )Ot&-2i
e
10
- axacss
0t9l6
Hens per head. J.. ......
Koosters-ner head......
Chickens spring small per bead..
" - " ' large ,
Turkeys per n.
Ducks, ........ ................. .......
Grulneaa .......... 4 ............... - .
Bu tterGholo yelloir ........ M . MA
Hoaj-tralned, per lb.....,-s...,
- - ooml per Jb....;;.
- aAa.--
S
70
-" BTa4
V llfisfcfc ,.. am .
By i.w f l cMi li
Featlieriv new. ....... M
Hides dry, per Sb)..-
Wool washed
HE W" YORK ICONIC XT MARKET, .
New Turk. Uv ftl.-MnnpT m sail easv
at 11H per cent last loan, at 1, closing
offered at 1.
Prime mercantile oaoer. SfaSVi ser cent.
Bar sliver 7V.. Mexican dollars ... terUna
exchange Arm,; with v actual business
tn bankers' bills at 4 V7Sili for 80 days and
88&uK4 tor demand. Posted rates 4 87V1
4 SsV Commercial blUs.OOdays, 4t34;
demand-. Government bonds tna:
State bonds dull.. Railroad bonds stronger.
Silver at the board fiaiet r
BALTIMORE PRODUCK MARKET.
Baitikok, May 23 --FLOUR--Kirm.
Western super t 60'art 75: do extra 8 COAS S:
do family BtKxgWUS; winter wheat patents
t ra ; sprjug wsou patents iuw oa.
WUK AT Higher. No. t reo spot .: and
May 8Ua81V.; June 81 asked: July
Sl8i; steamer No. red 787S;
Southern by sample, Sl-43; do on grade
7'a!S3. i
CORN Easy. Mixed spot and May
38A asked; June! 58 naked; July 575;
steamer mixed southern white
S9; do yellow 68. ' v; -
STOCKS CLOSINQ BIDS.
Amer. Cot. Oil . . .
S7 N. Pacific
?4J do pfd,....,.
117 Sf.W. ..........
et dopfd.
115 Paelflo Mall...
dopfd
1U
tm
mm.
ISM.
(US
i-jo
5SV,
87
1
li
M,
i7s
-H
IS
lUff
Am. Bug. Ref s...
do pfd.....
Amer. Tobacco..
do pfd
Atch
B.AO
.112 Reading.......
. I 7!R.I
. 62 (St. Paul
64 -do pfd....
. : ii Silver Ctfs.....
Can. Pac....
O. dtO . .
Ch.& A..v4.--O.,
B. fcQ.-...
Chicago Cxas...
Del. Lack
D. A CF
Erie.
do pfd
Gen. Electric.
Ills. Central...
L., E. A W
do pfd. .
L.8
L. A N
U N. A. AC...
. ICO T. U.Ai...
B04l do pfd...
... t- re Texas fao....
... tl j Union Pae
... I ai Wabash
... i 11 do pfd....
... 7V!W. U
... t?iiW. I. A li. E.
... 85 do pfd......
... SVi Aia., Class A.
... 82 ! do Class B.
108
... 45Jij do Class C Vi
... 5,;La. Stamped 4's. 100
f'iN.C,
4'S..
ltt
Manhattan
Mem. A Chas. .
Michigan Cen.
Mo. Pacific....
lt. do
6'S.
li
Wi
113
to
Tenn N. 8. 8's...
l00iVa.'s, pfd. ......
&yt do tr reo st'ptd.
-j. .. do Fun Dent...
15 IT. S. 4's Rec
, 4'U. 8. 4'S Coup...
; cHio. b. r
IK' v ! Southern R'y 6s .
M. A O
N. C. A St. L. . .
Nat'l Cordage.
ao pin
97
4
N. J. C
Ny.c
N. T.4N.E...
N.& W. Pfd...
Iti aOlXMU.. lO-Tl
13V do pfd, R
! llB.e.4'S 108
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.
Nxw yoB-si. May i FLOUR Firm
ontet. Winter wheat, low grades, z 70
8 b; fair to fancy 8 751 15; patents 4
1 60: Minnesota elear 8 jura 40: patents
8 ee5 10. low extras i 7Wa3 40 : Southern
nour.ste-aay, qniet; common to iair extra
2 V8 0; good to choice do 8 50(94 25.
WHEAT Dull, lt lower, closing firm
No t red, store and elevator U383; afloat
82St83i. Options ;losed unsettled at V
cent Ufciine ro si rea May si6; June 017;
Jnly K; September 83.
CORN Dull, firm. No 2, S! elevator;
(6 afloat. Options closed steady and un
changed from yesterday. May 67; July
&: September 6J.
OATS Dull, firmer. Options active and
steady. May 33V; June 8i4; Julys. Spot
No 8 8SH:J; mixed Western 8235.
LARD Firmer. oulet. Western steam
t 85 bid; city V, May ?C0 asked; Julyi
7 15 nominal. Rnnea dun; continent 1 w,
8. A.-? 60; compound 6.
PORK Steady, quiet; mess 13 7514 60.
COTTON SEED OIL-Firm; crude 23K
21; yellow prime 472TH-
COFFEE Barely steady, points 15 down.
June It 25 U So July ; September
15 iX'iil5 0a. Spot Rio qniet, steady; No 7 IS
SUGAR Raw,, dull, steady. Fair refln
ing 3: refined quiet, steady; Off A 3t;
standard A. 4 7-16; eut loaf and
crushed 5 l-466y; granulated 4 7-1604.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
1 Opening Closing
WHEAT
May
July
Sept
CORN
May. !..
July
Sept ......
OATS
May i...
June.....
July...... .j...
MESS PORK :
May J...
July....
LARD
May ....i...
July
- RIBS
Mfty .. ..a.. a wia
July
81
H282V4
7
8fs
80
62
s:ai
Zi
12 83
:J2 90
a so
5 85"
e 60
fl 45
DAILY COTTON REPORT.
CITY.
TOSS
KI1.
Galveston
Norfolk.......
Baltimore....
Boston
Wilmington.
Philadelphia.
Savannah....
New Orleans.
Mobile........
Memphis.....
Auguta .
Charleston...
Cincinnati...
Louisville... .
St. Louis
Atlanta.......
Macon .......
Houston......
Athens
Columbus.. . :
.....1 steady
.... jlflrm
.... jfqulet
Jjduli
.....isteady
.....iflrm
:...,iarm
.jflrm
.--ii--
... ..ijsteady
....iflrm
..-iifirm
... .steady
...1ffrm
.....jarm . -
6 13-19
s-i
811
It
"isi
i
101
3tt7
1 lie
12
- t
91
11
818
"isi
a 5-16
I7 -
MS. - -
l
7
5
7
7
quiet
At
... ... J
Montgomery.
Beima.......
Columbia ..
. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. -r
Ltvxrfooi May; 23," 4 r. ic-Mldillng
.-Futures Closed firm. .
-' Sales, ; i American. ; , -
- RecelptB, American, ....... " ... ,
May .......r..i. ......-
MayandJnne ....
June and Jnly.. - g 6)151
July and August. .t ................... 8 bv&iS
August and September.,. 8 SI
September and October., .......... 8 6 57
October snd November...;...- I 67i&53
November and December.",.. - 8 b. t.
December and January. ......m;.1 3 60 a-
January ami February .-.-...i...... .. g SO a "
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
BiT fou, May-Sa--Cotton dull. Mid
dling uplands.- 7! middling-f ttult. t.
Futures x-kised steady. Sales l5,10w bates..
- 'Highest
May.....ivv... 7 H
June........... 7 i8
July.. .-......? Jt .
Augusts 7
September.,... 7 i
October. T 3
November, w. 7 87
lecember..,.. 7 ,
January 7 47.
. Lowreat. -:
7. 17
7 11
" 7 nT ;
. 1 i
7 24
' f SM V
. 7 35 " - '
-'ts-j :
Closing
. 7
; 7 K?25
t
7 Si'i.Tl
- 7 85(0,37
-7 StW
- 7 1K&45
- CHARLOTTE COTTON MARKET,
IThete. figures . represent prices , paid to
Strict Good Middling.
.7. "" j - . - r
. 7 0
uooo Mtaaing,.i.. ....,
.O 65
- 8
Mtddiiua'........i..t.
Tinges .....,...r.......
rtaines ... .
Market--steady.
......
ft
NAVAL STORES.- 7 - .
vwn ikotok. N. C.:May . S Koala -firm
strained, 1 li; good strained, 1 u. Hpliita
turpentine, dull at .-TarHria ti t.j
eruue iorm;nuur tteaay ; aara, ijw; aoit, 11
virgin, 2ii. ,
H. S. CIIADWICK,
Mm
Z4
Mm
r '-'..-r: Specialty: .Cotton Machinery and Cotton Mill Equipment.
-f - Sole Southern Agents for the A. T. Atherton Machine Col's Patent Cotton Feeders, Openers and Larpcrs; ret tee TTa
chine Work' Revolving Flat Cards, Coiler Railway Heads and Drawing Frames; Providence Machine Co. s Uoving i . a
chinery; Fales & Jenka ilachine Co,' Spinning and Twisting Machinery; Easton & Burnham Machine Co. s bpooliu? 1
chineryf Globe Machine Work' Patent Cham and Balling Warpers; Knowlea Loom Works' Plain and I- ancy Looms ar.
Dobbies; Foster Machine Co. 'a Patent Cone Winders. ' , ;
-.". '-SPECIAL BOUTHEBN' AGENTS FOR
BF. StnrtavanU Co.'s HeattJig and Ventilating System Portable Forgea, Blowera,- Exhausters jm1 Il.'gh Speed i: n -
6,&Q. Cooper A Co.' CorlisVEngines, High Tressure Triple Expansion, Compound and Condensing Boileis, LIca t r-i
Pnmps, ete. 1 - - -:- - - - J. - - " " ' - - - ;
Complete Steam Plants from 25 to s.ooo uorse powers. 1 -',,'
-Jones Sa Laughlin' Cold Rolled Steel Shafiinif, Compression Couplers, Hangers, Pulleys, etc.
Ftimatea given and contract made for the Complete Equipment ot Cotton Mills .
. r tSTCorrespondence solicited. -, , :. 'v-. f - " . t- - r ' - ..
OHAREOTTE, N. C. 202 SOUTH TRYON STREET
COMPLEXION. TREATED BY - MEDI.J
GATED STEAM BY HUE, TOLLY, i
The world's ' complexion
soeeiallst
and
dermatologist, located at the Buford Hotel,
introducing her new system, dematology
and beauty culture, is the only person who
has discovered tbe means by which human
ity ean bid defiance to time with its cares,
sorrows and troubles, to leave Its tell-tale
traces (wrinkles ana. lines) which mar tbe
beauty and kill the youthful appearance of
humanity. Madam TULLYis the only per
son in tbe world that can successfully and
permanently remove and prevent wrinkles,
lines, crow-feet and frown front marring
our beauty and youthful appearance. 1 ou
ave onlv to call and see Madame Tnlly to
be convinced of her skill and tbe efficacy of
her nreoaralions and- appliances. She suc
ceeds where others failed. She leads and
others try to follow: she designs, others try
to imitate, tine ana ner xaciai owntiner
have revolutionized the science of derma
tology. Ladies of an ages are cordially in
vlted to call and Investigate and, receive
valuable advice and expert consultation
free. Ladies, do you freckle or tan? use
Mme.Tully's Almond ine, and you can snap
vour fineers at the excessive elements.
One treatment of Beauty Culture will re
move your freckles. If you are troubled
with black beads, flesh worms and pimples,
Almondtne will cure them. It you are go
ing abroad to a summer resort take a jar
of Madam Tully's Almondine with you, as
you will need it a thousand times. It cures
ana prevents an suriace innammaiion anu
Irritation. Ladles who wish to treat them
selves at home can have Steamers with full
directions for use. This facial steamer also
gives Russian baths for tna body, wmcn
cure Rheumatism, Sciatica and all nervous
diseases.
Parlor floor, Buford Hotel. Madam Tuny
will remain only a short time, as she is on
her way to Ashevllie for thesurnmer.
THE
837 Broadway, New YorL
A protection to firemen
against smoke and heat.
Property saved by putting
the water vehere it is wanted
at the right time.
TBE BALL LAWN SPRINKLER.
It is at -the same time a
most effective appliance, an
interesting novelty and a
cheap sprinkler.
SOUTHERN OFFICE,
Corner
College .and Fourth.
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
streets,
MERCHANTS
And
FAR5IERST
NATIONAL BANK;
CHARLOTTE, - ,
N.O.
1200,000.
100,000.
CAPITAL, . -
SURPLUS AND PROFITS,
J. H He Aden, President; TJ. G. Springs,
Vice President; O. N. Q. Rutt, Acting
Cashier; Geo. B. Wilson,' Attornef.
Accounts of." Banks, " Corporations.
Firms and Individuals Solicited ,
r -Imlrbctobs:' -
Jne. H. McAden, '-. . ; II. X. Springs..
H..M. Houston, '- i - Geo. B. Wilsoi.
ilfll!
American Ball -
- Nozzle Company
HENRY Ev KNOX, tvJr;
'"J. "Office, Room' 5," CHy, hall.)' . ?
HYDRAULIC
ENGINEER.
Artesian . and tube ; well a a" spe
cial ty General water work con
struction eurveys plans and esti
mates. -
Borings made - for - , architects
bridga and - railroad engineers.
Pipe and pumping machinery. -
. - CHARLOTTE, N. C.
PKESIDEIJT
: V aiiiinc :
tors and Dealers
1 " -
You - Will
never neea anouier. close 01 . uyspepsia jvieaicine
after a iaeal, it your food' is cooked-with Cottolene,
. the- new vegetable shortening, instead' of-. lard,
d Cottolene aids" the" digestive powers--lard destroys
:' them, j rhich "will j'ou choose? . " The - genuine
. Cottolene - is : ldenUfied , by this
.trade mark steer's bead jhi cot-,
, ton-plant -wreath oa every jxuV
- - t X 'Made onty by - , '
The N. K. Fa irbank Company,
f , ST.XOUIS and CHICAOO.
mtmp T wnwrawwuil
PE1CE
KSHTDTB farTODKG LADIES, Raleirh; N. Cssjs'3F":;
Bend or Illustrated CtIogue to -' ..i;. . .
M JAB. D1NWIDDIK, M. A Prtnclpa. ,
: H.YV J0HNS ASBESTOS .SECTIONAL COVERINGS
For Steam Boilers,'Pipes and other Heated Surfaces. : Non-Condueting Cevet-
. t r ings of all kinds. 1 , . J
v STEAM PACKINGS-FIat, Round and Square, for Cylinder Beads, Piston Rods, Valve
Stems, rte. Gaskets, Rings, etc.. to order. ' ' . ". . , .
H..W. JOHNS' IMPROVED ASBESTOS BOOFINu, rire-Proot, Cool, Durable, Light
ELClDPAINTS--Tha Btandard Paints for Btraetnral Purposes. Bend lor Desrlptlv
Prloe-Llt Special Agents:
- - - THE CHARLOTT SUPPLY COMPANY. ...
THE CHARLOTTE SUPPLY COMPANY '.
GENERAL MILL FURNISHERS: AND DEALERS IN - -
Machinists' loots anJ 1 Supplies," Contractors' "and Coal ' Barrels,
Steam and Water Pipe, Valves, Fittings, Eto. B. W.COLD WATER
; PAINT FO FACTORY USE, CHARLOTTE, N. C. ,.
The Ohio Freezer.
A Buperior ice cream
freezer for the same money
you have to pay for. an ordi
naly freezer. Call and ex
amine the -"Ohio" before
buying. ' We 'are sure -you
will be pleased. :
White Mountain Freezers
at reduced prices.
Washington Stand.No. 20 W, Trade SL
We are getting in same nice Stearns wheels
now, although the 1 factory is far behind
with orders. Get your order In at once and
ride the best: yoa will', never be satisfied
until you do. I have on band two or three
second-hand Rtearnt wheels which go rap
illy. B peak quick. All kinds of wheels and
andries. - ! W. F. DOWD.
Send your prescriptions to"
L. J; Walker's" Drag Store
Corner Church and Trade streets, and
have them accurately Ailed. - ----
Wi L. OConnelI prescription clerk.
GSEH
Easily, ualckly, Penaanestly Restored.
IVeaJtneaa, IVervsneaa,
Debility, and ail the tram
of eras from eariy rron or
later excesses, the res alts of ,
overwork, eickneis. worry.
etc. rail strength, devel
opment and tone gWen to
,evrry orcan ana pwugu
of the body. Simple. nat
ural method. fmmedW -ate
improvement seen.
r.tt.. mMnlKlo s(mo references. Book. :
explanation and proofs mailed (sealed) free.:-.-
ERIE MEDICAL CO., Buffalo. II. Y.
BOOK BEER, ;
-7 l-ylENNA CABINET,;" - -
TlVOLI'S LAGER,
- r- All these brandsjof best La get Beer
we can furnish, from our bottline depot
on Fifth street opposite the city hall. ':
We also have a large stock , of , export
beer. ' -jv ; - -r---" c.-'
R. PORTNER BREWING CO ; .
. - C VALAER, . Agent..
Telephone No. 5 .C -
GENTLEMEN, Get tbe New, Nevet Discovery,
PIGEON '-PiHLtt
Cores (lonorrhcea and Gleet in 1 to i dnys. It
action is luagieaL- Prevents strict a re. All com
plete. To be carried in vest pocket, -tient by
tnad in plain package, pre-piiid, on receipt of
price. SLOUperbeiv :ir - ; . -;.
R, II. JORDAN At OO , S.M AeenU -
RICHARD A. BLYT11E;
COTTON WARPS ANp" YARNS,
No.114 Chestnut Street, PhHadelphia'
lTo.'4's to 200's Single and Double,
Warps Furnished tn Chains and Beams,
in Gry and Colofs. Cotton, Woolen
and "iVcrstsl Trr. is Tkcii.
LI. If I f - - '- : "
aVr-TaasK
rWM
i'z T.
: Machinoiy.
in
3
1
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w WIHIUMIiiiii nmmn i n .1 niimii i i. t
I,
. M0REHEAD CITY, N. C,
-JUNE -1st.
in-
TBIS DELIGHTFUL SEASIDE
RESORT NEEDS NO PUFF
ING. .. ITS ADVANTAGES are
ALREADY-KNOWN FAR AND
WIDE. . .
The leasees have secured in Mr.
Wink Taylor, as manager, one of
the finest hotel men in the South
an all-ronnd man, .who gives
personal attention to every de
partment ; of; the establishment,
thus securing the most - satisfacto
ry service to each guest.
7 he table .wil.be supplied with
all seasonable luxuries, everything
that . the markets of the United
States afford will be added to tho
treasures of the sea, taken; fresh
day by day, f rv m - the waters of
sound and oceaD . :k I : ' "
The music at the Atlantic will -.
be especially fine this season, as -Burns
Concert Orchestra, of Sa
van nah . ( the only organ i z t ion o f
the kind in the"South composed ex
tslusively of solo artists), has been
engaged for the season.: 1 his fa
mous organization. will give-daily
concerts, and in the - evening will,
furnish exquisite dance . music ,,in
the concert and dance ball, which
is one of the finest in.'the South. --
The bathing at Morehead, both
surf and still watr, . is very tin e,
and the fishing has always been
one of the; special, at tractions of
the place,;: "'y
. The rates ? announced I for tho
pretent season are from $10 3 J a
week upward, according to; tho
size and location of ro m. I r
day, $2.50 to $4
Mr. Ed S.Flagg, late steward of
Ponce De Leon Hotel, St. Augus
tine, Fla., will act'; as' steward.
Crew of cooks all whie ; also bar
bers j.For further particulars ad
dress ' ' ' '
WINK TAYLOR,
Manager, Mobehead Cjtv, N.C.
. THE CELEBRATED
ROCK BRIDGE
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Alum Springs, Va.
THE GAYEST: RESORT IN THE
MOUNTAINS, CAPACITY 1,000.
... OPENS JUNE 1.
RATES REDUCED ONE-HALF-
Considering quality of Its patrons, cfaarac-
v.. . ter oi accommodations,
CHEAPEST RESORT IN AMERICA.
" Waters recommended by leading pbyt
elans. If a sniTerer from consumption. In
digestion, Fcrofula, catarrh, diarrhoea, ln
jnale troubles, eie ,- or need eaiety, sur.
rounded with s superb class of people, wi ii
for pamphlet and be convinced . ibis in a
panacea for you i troubles.
, DH. 18A1AU WHITE. of Richmond,
,:'.-.. .. , Medical l)tiect.r.
" JAS. A. F HAZIER, Managing Receiver.
pOR SALE.
Two second-hand Sa Mill Outfits,
planer, shingle mill, mules and warens.
All in good condition. Will ' !.e Jur--ber
and shingles as r-1;
Tie Atlantic
Hote
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