Alb All! LIIvE
iji Ernot MAT. WK. 1395
leave Charlotte dally v
5: " J a. m. Kor Hamlet, Cheraw, Raleigh,
' I l oinu na the R. A. and B. Q. K.
n, Portsmouth, Old Ioui uomrorv
rs'iurs. Rirbmand: WUbUKtOE. "ia,ltl
t
r, Pnii ArtwinhiA. New York atvl Button.
A i -to Vv'ilmlngtoa,Wrlgntsvllle,aadalliOO&i
points oq the C. O. R. K. - Also Charleston,
... aLrand Bennettsvuie, arriving in wu
6:- a. m. Bally- for all Southern point
ia Moo roe, VMiwr, umnwooa, Aineni
- tsDooga, Memphis and th Bonthwesk.
. i brouzB ueeoer and dav eoacnes from
. Washiuirtoa, D.Cto Atlanta, connecting
10 : 13 a. m. Daily, for M t. Holly, Lincoln,
ton, CherryrUie, Shelby, Cleveland Springs,
r.neuooro ana ttuinerioraion ; also oiOW
In? Rock, Lenoir and Hlefcory. - -
8:90 P. M. Cailv. Cor all nolnts North and
Booth New York,' Boston, Philadelphia,
Haltimore, WaehiD ?ton, Richmond, Peters-
burg Portsmouth,ld Point Comfort. Vlr-
Rinia Reach, Weldon. Raleigh, Wilmington
. and Wrlrhtvlll. -eonntw.t.in at Manrao
V with through sleepers and day coaches be-,j
: and sleepers between Monroe, N. Cn and
t-onsmoutn, va., and lor Atlanta, New Or
leans and all Southern points.
8:50 m With sleeper tor - VUnUnt-
ton and all O. C. points. - ; - ,
Trains arrive in Charlotte f -- .
, 10:43 A. ifc &aly,RocklnKham,Wadeboro,
Moroe. Also from fall point North New
.: T orhr.Phlladelnhia. Rul Uman. Wuhlnrtmi:
fiiobfuond, Petersburg, Old Point Comfort,
Si AIaa frnm PlilaaAi xAH
ir isfuniHD . w ninnn . ka iai arn ani Man iam
f t F, LlVt 1 T A anH, n Tl- AalA.a
- vu , vxai AY7D WVU a fJUUlWI slUU JWU
and all SoutiielTea,;at. ,
- j i 8:90 p, wt-ltiZg? from Ratherforuton,
Shelby, : Cleveland Springs, Llnoolnton,
NewtorHiekorylonoir Blowing Bock
- and Mt. Holly. ,
10:10 p.M-Dailyromalf Northern pomu
Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Baltl
. more, Washington, Richmond. Vi.. Peters
, barg. Old. Point Comfort, Virginia Beach,
:4. C. all local points between Portsmouth and
Charlotte, and from Wilmington, WrighU-
villa and all local points on the C. O. K. B.
- 10:10 r. M Daily, Irom all point South
and Southwi t New Orleans, Montgom
: ery, Mempu , Chattanooga, Atlanta, Ath-
. ens, ttreenw. :I, Chester and Monroe; elose
-g connection a t Monroe, r;-
- ? ;45 a. n. rWlta sleeper, from Wllmln ton
. v fend all CC. point. - -.- -..-
Local frelght.witheoac lr attached, leave
, Charlotte for-Shelby at 4 o'clock p. m., re
turning at 10 a. m. daily, except Snndays.
m. iniuuuiin. ww mi w.m aim. sii ii ii is .nnnsw.
.x. ... ' l ag suwp. m. tnun counwn nt buhum
- with the Atlanta special. No, 403, which ar-
on, D. C at 10:80 a. mn and Portsmouth at
T:S0 a. bl, making close connection for Bal
timore. PhilatlelDhia andNew York, - .
i The 6:20 a. m. train connects at Monroe
T- wlthv-Atlanta . special No. 408, for Atlanta
- and all points Bouth,, arriving in Atlanta
" at 4 p.m. . - - '
-. : arrive In Atlanta at 4 p. m. Leave Atlanta
-. lib x u -k iu nrtiTC iu tiwriinw ju.iu
w p. m. Leave Charlotte at 6:20 a. m., and 8:20
f. m., arrive in Kaleigb at 11:45 a. m. and
:M a. m. Leave Charlotte at 5:20 a. m, ar
rive in Wilmington at 12:30 p. and at
. Cheraw, S. Cat :40 a.m. Close connec
tion both ways with the C A L. R. R. at
Lincoln ton. Leave Charlotte at 8:80 p. m-,
'arrive in Atlanta at 8:20 a. making a
.. doable daily train both fiorta andtioutU
from Charlotte -
r " The Atlanta specials, No. 40S and 403, are
- 'magnificent new veetitraled trains, built by
. the Pullman Palace Car Go on which there
? 1 no ex tra fare charged.
r Daily except Sunday.' ,". . .
ilally except Monday. .
Wor (nformAtion : relative to schedules,
tarn; etoj apply 'to ' -
- . E. Bt focw, Vice Presldentv
i" J. O. BASRanvjioc, Ticket Agent.
I- M WHH1V B.A.NWI.5i.
- i - " Oeneral Manager. T.P.A.
V (4. HoBit, Oen'l Pas. Agent.
Supt. Transoortation. .
SOUTHERN : RAILWAY.
P1BDMONT AIB LINK.)
- aUlHMONl) A DANVILLE AND NORTH
. . CAROLINA DIVISIONS.
" or xyrsoT apkix. 21,1896.
' 'f on condensed schedule is pno!lshedas
laformatlon, and Is subject to change with
.oat aotioe to the public.
-Trains leave Charlotte, N. O.:
-- 11 :06 p. M. No. 86, daily fdr Atlanta and
' Charlotte, Air Line division, and all points
Booth and Southwest. Carries through
- Pullman drawing-room baffet sleeper be--tweea
New York, Washington and Mont
gotnery, and between New York and Bt. A n
. gusttne, Fla., via Columbia and Savannah.
- ,9 ato A. v. No. 87, dally, CCA A. division,
Including Colombia, , Augusta, Aiken,
Charleston, Savannah and ail Florida
. points. Through Pullman sleeper New
York to Jacksonville, connecting with par-l-r
ear at Columbia for Augnsta. -
j. yj)5A. M. No. 7, daily, Washington and
Son tb western vestlbuled limited for At
lanta. Kirmlrjf ham, Memphis ( Montgom-
- ery. Mobile and New Orleans, and all points
rtnlh and southwest. Through-Pullman
sleeper New York to New Orleans and New
York to Memphis: No extra charge except
tisuat Pullman fare. .
- 12:10 p. M. No. II, daily. Solid train, Rich
' tnond to Atlanta; Pullman sleeping oar,
Richmond to Greensboro. .7 -L-w
7:15 . kNo. 8ft, dally; for Washington,
' Richmond, Raleigh and Qoldsboro and all
f" ilnts North. Carries Pullman., sleeper
rom Moiftgomery to New York and St. An
eustlne to New York.
:40P m. No. 12, daily, for Richmond, Bal
eih, Goldsboro and all points North. Car-
- rios Pullman sleeping car from Greensboro
.'. o Raleigh and Greensboro to Richmond.
- &-JU p. Kv No. 88. Washington and South
western vestlbuled, limited, for Washtng
:: ton and all points North. Through Pall
man cars between New Orleans and New
York, Memphis and New York, Jackson-
. fllle- and New York. . First-class coach to
Washington.
' rf . m. No; 00, daily, except Sunday.
Mixe.1 freight' and passenger for States
ville.N. C. . :. . . -
I :ift p. K-Noi 18, dally, except Sunday, for
Htatesvtlle and Taylorsville.
if Trains arrive at Charlotte:
10:65 P. -K.I
,t:.- :25 A. M .
FROM THE NORTH
l;40 A.
s:fiO A.: M. )
4:-J0 P. M. FROM ATLANTA.
p. l(.l
7:00 A. M,
I FROM AUGCS7.V.
, 8-.a p. m.
f "V4-15 vl ml rBOM ST ATSS VI LLE.
i. Ixtcal freight trains also carry passen
gers. .; ' '
laily except Sunday.
JdlTM M. Cnia, - -i W. A. TtTKK,
; Traffic Manager, - Osnrni Agent,
W. H.OBIIK, WK-hinvm. D C.
Uea'lBnpertnteiideni.
. -Washington, l. O.
H 1UHBV1CK, Ass'tGen'l Pass. Agt,
. ' Atlanta, Ua.
V CHAKtBTSL. H0PKIWB,
I r ravel Lug Passenger Agent,
1 , V - West Trade Street,
J - - Charlotte. N. C.
TALMETTQ RAILROAD CO.
1 i foTAKKlTCT SKPT SV, 1891.
' i MOVING NORTH.
t V TWO f, PASSIVetlt ARO rBEISDT.
Leave Cheraw,J, U . . .-- --. :) a m
... Kotlocfc; :50am
Osborne. .--. 7:20 a m
Arrive Hamlet; . . &r. . . . . r. ...... .7:40 a m
- MOVING SOUTH.
J 1, rAWIHOKR A BnonT.
? Leave Hmlet....- 8:40a m
--; Oeborne. ...... ,9:00a m
Kollock...... am
Arrive Cheraw. .-..,v:....,....-..:Wam
- Close connection made at Hamlet with
trains north, south, east and west.
. -.i,.-.-.-" Wk. Mo5QV as, President.
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THE ITOX PBOrEKTT THE rLACK.
Th FnbUc Does Not Expect Private CitI
xen to Help Buy. a Site for Its Court
House..
To the Editor of the Observer:' :
" .There has been a good deal of back
ing and filling on the question of select
ins a-site for the new court liouse, re
sultinsr finally in the determination to
leave the matter of selection to the
commissioners.- Why is so much inter
est being manifested in the location of
a site? '. And why is i. that a special can
vasser has been commissioned and sent
out to get up subscriptions to.pay for or
reduce tne cost or a certam . lot spoken
of in connection with this building?
is the eligibility of the location to be
determined: by the donation of the
neishbors who wi&h the buildine in
their vicinity or on their street 2 ; Is thfs
the modem method of selecting suitable
sites for pnblic buildings? .Instead of
catering to any local interest, would it
not be more in tne line oi public trust
and public duties -for Uioae entrusted
with the management of this court
house matter to go on, locate and build
without any regard whatever to local
interest or: personal liberality? -h The
tax-payers who are ,to "''pay - fcj
tins .. building don t. want, any pri
vate, subscriptions - for toe - purchase
of . a lot to build onJ-. They have
never solicited it nor have they author
ized the- building committee or com
missioners to. receive any such. Men
don't -generally make donations for
pubiic purposes without, expecting to
be reimbursed in - some ; way. J It's a
nice thing to talk about giving' with
out receiving, and there, may be -some
sentimentJn casting bread upon; the
waters, but there is not much human
nature in such thing. If the people . of
this county want a new- court house,
which to my mind is . very, doubtful,
they expect to build it in the ordinary
way and without resorting to private
subscriptions for the money or any
prt of the money with which
to do it. There Js no sense, noth
ing meritorious . and no superior
financiering skill displayed in - tax
ing or squeexing the pockets of pri
vate citizens for the v public benefit.
Now let the commissioners, if the duty
has devolved upon them, sensible and
practical men as they are understood
to be, go about this business
in the most common sense and
practical way by considering first the
eligibility of the site; second, its con
venience to toe jaif; third, its position
as a daily reminder to the pilgrim and
the stranger passing in and out our
gates of the . enterprise and progressive
spirit of our people? and in the fourth
and last place, the possible advantage
of location for any changes, alterations
or additions that the future may de
mand. Considering the first proposi
tion, the elegibility of position, no one,
not even the most zealous of advocates
of the Johnston and Wittskowsky lots,
will undertake to challenge the tact
that the .Fox lot is in every way better
located and possesses advantages as a
site for a public building vastly supe
rior, not only to the lots already referr
ed to, but to any in the city. It is situ
ated on a plot of rising ground at the
corner of West Trade and North Pop
lar streets, one of the latest improved
and most beautiful streets in the city,
and is magnificently embowered by the
wide-spreading branches of a Dum
ber of grand old oaks that have
furnished the shade and protected
from a hundred summer suns the little
children of this historic old town. For
convenience of location, in response to
the second proposition, it is, for such
olass of buildings, not too far from the
business centres of the city and has al
together the advantage in point of near
ness to the jail, by a brond public and
well macadamized avenue in South
Mint. This alone, when properly con
sidered, is a matter of more than ordi
nary importance as regards the safe
handling of prisoners and the freedom
of the officers, from the annoyanoeof
idle and curious crowds.
Considering the third proposition, its
location will be in the Immediate vi
cinity of the United States public build
ings, on the principal gateway leading
into the city from the Southern passen
ger depot, on West Trade street, and
will present, from its elevated and com
manding site, the beauty of its archi
tectural design and handsome propor
tions in the most favorable light. As
such it will for all time be an ad
vertisement to the strangers coming
within our gates of the taste, enter
prise and progressiveness of our
people. In conclusion, referring to the
fourth proposition, there can be no bet'
ter testimonial of the good sense, wis
dom, and foresight of those 'entrusted
with the management of public affairs
than a thoughtful appreciation and
provision for Ah e possible demands of
the future, as regards desired attrac
tions, improvements or additions.
Certainly there is no location in the
city answering these conditions in every
respect more fully than the Fox proper
ty. A large lot i a a quiet neighborhood,
with handsome residences, on theoity's
grand thoroughfare, in close proximity
to the United States postofficeand mint
buildings on the one side, and the
magnificent First Presbyterian church
lot, with its beautiful lawn and stately
structure, in full view on the other,
together with the possibility at all
times of an abundant supply of fresh
air and a broad and beautiful court,
this property is indeed an Ideal site for
any public building.
Mecklehbubg People.
PUT I r ON THK FOX PROPERTY.
Another County Heard From aa to the o
. .cation of the New Court liouse.
To the Editor of the Observer;
Since the South Tryon street chip
pers seem to have dropped their gun
and run, I thought I would let go my
old flint and steel. - Dollars and cents
should not be considered in the locating
of the new court house, ft is too Im
portant a matter for a few thousand to
cut any figure. There is not but one
suitable location - in the city for a nice
courthouse and that is the Fox lot. If
left to a vote of the people, I ..believe
eight out of ten would vote for the Fox
lot as first choice, and the present loca
tion as second choice.. J VT - ?
I am unable" to: find ariy one who
wants it on South or North Tryon ex
cept those who are directly interested.
Everybody knows that West Trade la
tbe great thoroughfare where our new
courthouse would show off to the best
advantage. "An honest man lis the
noblest work of God. "- Let's put - the
court house where a majority of the
people want it, regardless of self-interest.,
Let the committee heed the voice
of the people and. locate, the site on
West Trade. - - ; 'Pike."
. - ' . Rev. Dr. Mc Anally 1ead. -r
StILocis, July 12. Eev. Dr. McAn
ally, senior editor of the Christian Ad
vocate, nd one . of the most promt nest
men in the Southern Methodist Church,
died at his residence I lere at 11 o'clock
last nights Dr. Mc Anally was -born in
Granger county, Tenn-. August 31st,
1817. lie came to this city iu IS31 and
assumed charge of the Christian Advo
cate. Daring the civil war the paper
was suppressed on account of its advo
cacy of the cause of the Confederacy."
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OCB mVEESIl'IEO INTERESTS.
North Carolina at lAst Has What She Has
. Been Clamorlns Tor,
BIorgaHton Herald, -".:..-
Our exchanges say that a' ..farm 'has
been established" to raise turtles for
market in Union county. Charlotte has
a breeches factory that is preparing to
make bloomers. Sampson county sells
this vear $10,000 worth of huckleberries.
A mongoose ranch has been established
in Buncombe..- Shep Dugger, of Banner
Elk, writes - novels. - Albemarle Ana
Pamlico sounds are being stocked with
a slow winged breed of ducks that Pres
idents can shoot. Our eastern counties
have shipped this " year $5,000,000 of
"early -garden- sass.".. We had ; been
selling monazite for a year up in' these
diggings before the Scientists" knew
there was any in America.. yceyieue
gas in quantities Sufficient for illumi
nating purposes is a .discovery . of a
North : Carolina i laboiatory. We. are
growing everything from bananas to
DUCK wnea.ii. no USfO ts very urau
politicians, from.Mplutercrats'l to Pop
ulists, includinz the great flower of the
political garden the double, white and
yaller" flower, called by botanists tne
fvchiariMariannbUlerenci. Some em
inent Uaieigh Democratic botanists are
now experimenting with the pollen of
this plant on the rose of - Democracy:
We have prayed for diversified: indus
tries. We've got thenu. But the thing
may be overdone ; .
.FINANCIAL ANJJ COMMKBCIA1V
Liverpool id Not Kespond Liberally to
the Advance on Thfs Bid Thnrsday, and
New York Opened 4 Polati Davn.
Special by Private Wire to Harrison Watts.
NiwTosk. Jnlv 12 Boot sales in Liver
pool to-day were 7,000 at l-32d decline. Fu
tures closed qnlet at last a shade better
pricea-than yeBterday. This was not a good
response to oar advance of yesterday, and
the opening here was at a decline of about
4 points, which was recovered and ana In lost
daring the day. The market was dull and
sagged daring the afternoon, closing at
aDOUt tne lowest ei ior August uuuiw
October, f There were- more reports oi crop
damage from cool nitnu ana rain, a "tip
circulated on the floor of the exchange
atatad that the Chronicle to-morrow would
be bearish, as its Texas correspondence
would show that - no serious aamaee naa
been caused by. the recent rains. This ru
mor was afterward denied.
Boot markets In the south, a well as
here, were steady at unchanged prices.
Tbe Stock Market Was Irregular, Bat
Closed Strong for the Standard Stocks.
Kit Toek. July 12. The stock: market
was htffhlvsneeulatlveandlrreeular. Llaul-
dation aad bear attacks kept the Industrial
list weak as a whole. Leather, preferred,
feu 4 points, but recovered hail the loss
later, the common losing a little on the
dav's net results. Sugar declined about 8
and rallied feebly. - American Tobacco was
1 lower, and Distilling fc Cattle Feeding
was barely steady. Chicago tias received
better snnnort than In several days, and
rose over 1. Tennessee ceai a iron was
irregular, bat rose 1 In the afternoon on
reports from the Houth of the practical com
pletion of new combinations. Northeast'
ern. after a break of 4. rallied . Read
ing was a strong feature. The Grangers and
other Kailwav stoexs. alter irreeuiar con
cessions in the mornine dealings, recovered
smartly in tne last Hour, xne maraec ciosea
lrregnlar, but fairly strong for the standard
StOCkS. NEWYOBKNiWS BCBiAU.
There Is Little or No Change In Prices of
Wheat, Hot Corn Advanced 2 Cents.
Chicago, July 12. The. increased activity
in the erain markets Is again attracting
outside attention, and to-day trading has
been of ft more general cnaracter tiian ior
some time past. Confidence, a very essen-"
tlal element in the u reduction of results, is
being gradually restored to the demoralized
bulls of three days ago, and-their belief in
higher prices seems now more firmly estab
lished than on the previous occasion. They
will certainly 4e more careful In their nor-
chases, and In following the market op, will
imeiy pay more attention to me dubs oi
their pyramids. News and conditions to
day have favored the buyer. . Reports frcm
tne .worm west are connicung, out tneiacv
that they are so, thus suggesting an uncer
tainty during the present critical stage of
the crop, is considered bullish. Ho much
damage could occur from now on that sen.
gutne Dears are piayingciose to iub suurc.
A cable from London making a decrease in
theacreage of W, and a low condition of
the British crop, encouraged holders la
their belief that foreigners will ultimately
want our wheat. The movement in this
country is very light, and receiving centers
are generally not looking for heavy re
ceipts. Should farmers sell Jnst enoagn to
pay their harvest expenses and store the
rest, wnicu our aa vices ieaa us to oeueve a
great many will do, and with the elevators
in control of contract and milling grades, it
would certainly have a very telling effect
upon prices. We think wheat has merits
around present prices. The cash market
has been firm under liberal buying by the
short interest .'
September corn advanced very quiesuy
nearlv 24 immediately alter tne opening.
The good export demand and the light con
tract stock bus caused the score, the wide
spread between September and receuiber
is causing some comment, bat at present,
with such a small reserve on hand, we can
see no special advantage in selling the for
mer ana paying tne latter, ua tne otner
hand, should the short interest be large in
BeDtember. that ontlon could easily be ran
to suit holders, while the new crop months
mignt newean.
Provisions, after showing a good advance
on the light hog receipts, settled .back and
closed somewhat under yesterday. The de
mand does not meet the expectations oi
holder, and as a result, there Is enough
selling to weaken the market.
LiAMSOS JBKOB. C UU.
CITY PBOOUCE MARKET.
Spring chickens Good demand
Eggs, fresh, sell readily.
No turkeys on the market.
Apples dried quarters, bright. ...
origntsucea
fancy bright sliced..
Peaches nnpeeled halves, bright
" ' quarters r
Blackberrtes.dried..........
Strawberries per quart
Extra Floui" sack
Family " ...
Meal bolted 44 lbs per -bushel
" unbolted, 48 lbs " " ....
Corn old 60 lbs per bushel. .,
" - new., .t.
Oats S3 lbs per bushel
Peas clay-. ...... .i -
mixed .
Onions select, per bushel........... '
Bacon Hog round, per n. ...........
Ham:-........... ..........
' Sides
Shoulders
Lard N.O . ,
Tallow..... ......
Beeswax -. ...... . . .
Hens per head . .v. .vr.
Roosters per head.. ..
Chickens spring small per head
- " ' large :
Turkeys pef H ....,...., .-.J-
Ducks. . . ........ r
Guineas .-. . .... ......
Butte r-Choloe yellow '. . '. . ". '. .'. '. . '. .
Honey strained, per lb
" comb per ft...
Eggs ben ..... :-;
" guinea.:...: ...... .
Wheat..,.... ..i.
.COTTON YARNS. -
Quotations Famished by Buckingham ft
Faalsoa, New York, 33 Jonard Street,
No. lOs-1 and 12s-l warps at
No. 143-1 warps at
No. ls-l warps at. .', .........
No. 2us-l warps at............
Noifis-l warps at.
No. 26s-l warps at...-....'..:..
No; 6s to 10s bunch yarn at. .
No. Ks-lat
.. Il?il2
u (3.1214
13
..13 ftfl3i4
... 18V4&18V4
.. . " 14
HV4
:: . ;
.. " li4
.. i2ais
. 12113
..13 (g,14 :
. 12
.. v 13
1S
No. 14s-l at..... L.
No. ltfa 1 at....,... ...
No. 203-1 at..... . ....
No.22s-lat...v........
......... i
No. HOa-l at. .
No. Hs-I ply soft yarn at. . .
No. lOs-2 ply soft yam at,
No. ply nara at.
No. lOs-ply hat at.
13
1S
mv ar
13
13
rNo.I4-s ply- at.... ., .
iNo-ios-piy as ..i. ..................
No. SOs-xply at. . ; .
No. 243-2 ply at. . v....r..,,....
No. 2t)S-2 ply at...,, ,
No.80s-2plyat.C; ..-.....,...
No. 40s -2 ply at.......
No. 84-3, S and a ply at
No. 90S-2 ply chain warps a t..
No. 543-2 ply chain warps at. . ..v:
No. s-2 ply chain warpa at. . .
No.aos-3 ply-chain warps at.
No. las S ply hard twist at.. .
No. 2U8-3 ply hard twist at. . , .
No. 2is-3 ply bard twist at .1.
'?isr
1514
1017
-li
- " . -1
.. 1
is
4. 1H4
-VI' "13
.. - ' 14
.:M311
' - - NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.
HkVYobs, Juiyu-Moaey on alleasy
at tV4 per . cent last loan at U oloaing
offered at L - -.-,
Prim meroanUla paper, 8V4i per cent
Bar ill veri'.-Mexican dollars ... Sterling
exchange strong,' with actual boslness
in bankers' bills at 4 8&l eV for SO days and
4 80s so1 ' tor demand..' Posted rates 4 8Vd
BOH- Commercial bills. 00 days. 4 S4 8t' ;
demand Government -bonds firm:
State bonds quiet. Railroad bond strong.
Silver at the board was quiet.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MAjiKET.-..;
BALTIXOKX, -: July 12. FLOUB-Quiet,
Western super z &Yo,l 75 ; do extra 8 Vy.a, 40:
do family 3 & SW; winter wheat patents
8 Sw.i l ; sprfng wbeat patents 8 h,X34 00 -
W 11 KAT Unsettled, No. i red spot and
JuIy,iWV'gii,-.4; August ; September
4H'a-i ; sweamer No. 2 red tSCaWa1',:
Southern by sample. W&s; do on graue
82VW7K - - -
IXIRNDull. - Mixed spot and - Jul v
9H; August f Afc y-wptwmber .. . 4H Ma";
steamer mixed - . ... .. j Southera white
6li.; do yellow 63nj5Sv. -
STOCKS CLOSING BIDS.
Amer. Cot. OU
dopfd
Am. bug. Ret s..
do pld....
Amer. Tobacco,
do pld......
Atch. .......... ...j
B.40...
C'an.Pac.i.ii...
c.o... ,
Ch.A A.
CBitO,
Chicago Gas....'.
Lei. Lack........
D.C K...,..
Erie
do fd
M ,N.Paclf
4i
7a-?il do
13
W
144
.29
101 N.W.... -
do pfd--.. . ....
1114 Paciao Mall
ti-1 1 Reading...........
1"M,:R.I.
- iu tit. Paul. ... ......
71
. fit
do pfd...... .121
fic'PilverCtis.
TVs
KTt-i
12
Ic7 IT.C.41
5i - do pfd..s
- b-u Texas I'ao..
1S3
Union Fac.
2"S
w abash
do pfd..
- 2
HA
W. U : B1
Gen. Kleotrto...
Ills. Central......
W. L. A L. K... . 16U
asm -do pfd km
L K. A W. . ?, a&iAla.. Class A. 107
. . " do pfd.: i.'J !M do Class B..., 107
I 8 .. 47 do Class 0...f W
L, A N.J,.,...iM.i , 5as! La. Stamped 4's 100
, mas
UW.A.AC .. S N.0.4,s. .. .I,. rlH .
Manhattan. ill'.
do '...... 125
Tenn N. 8. '.,.". K0l4
Michigan Cen.. ia4
MO. pACiflCL.... -82H
v piu. ...... tr-i.
do tr rec st'ptd. 6
M.A o.... saj
ao run ueot... oz,
U. 8. s Rec..i. t
lT..'s Coup... UV
a. 8. S'.,..... 7-
Nafl Cordage. ' 1
Soathem R'y 6s.
N. Y.O. :....! ioiV.1
OUlM ......
donfd 4
N. Y.AN.B.,V. 494f
c as . w --ia.::'.... .: i4iii
S.C4'....r... 100
" NEW TORK PRODUCE MARKET.
NxW - YOSK. "Jnlv - - 19 FLOT7R .
dull, steadier. .Winter wheat, low grades.
S 70C3 Si); fair . to ' fancy - - S &04 00:
patents 4 S0,'4i 60: - Minnesota clear S to
rs 40: natents S fttxat 75. - low- extras x 70
(d 8t: eity mills 85. Southern flour-truiet,
steaay 4 common to lair extra z 4(xas lb:
good to choice do 21XS4 00.
w nisiAi uxul. nrmer with options no z
red. stora - and elevator HCtVSVA'. afloat
72.. Options jlosed firm at 1 to 1 cents
advance. iSo z red July . 7196; August 714
September 724. ' ,
coKNwuitt. scarce, nnu. ' no 1 iw
elevator: W J afloat. Options closed steady
at 1 to 1 cents advance, Juljr 60; August
;. . : Hepiemoer u.. - - -OATS
Quiet, firm. Ontlons dull, easier.
July 27: September 27i. Spot No S7V4
27?i: No 2 white S3V: mixed Western
laki uuiet. easier - western (team so:
city 6 10S 15. July ; September 7f nom
inal- Keaneo dun : continent, J is: a. a.
7 B): compound 6&V. - . ' - . -
ftmit Htm; mess ix suais ou. -
4-.OTTON - SEKI OIL Uulet: crude 23
vellow trime SWktiim - - - -
14 55: September 14 70 U 1. Spot Rio quiet,
stead v. . No 7- 1om , - -
SUGARRaw, firm, active. Fair refin
ing i refined active, firm; Off A t$ii
standard A, 4 7-lW; eat loaf and
crushed 6 1-16 &y4; granulated T-1604.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET
Opening Closing
44 1 i
- iifa94 i
u tax
23 H 8
it ao . u i74
11 85 . - 11 374
40 32
6 50 0 It
6 IS 6 IS
S 2 S3
WHEAT
July...... ...
Aug......
Sept ...
CORN
July. ..............
Aug .
Sept ,
OATS
July.
Aug
Sept...... ... .
MKSS FORK-
July ,
Sept
LARD
July
Sept
RIBS
July ...
HSept
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
Livkkpool, July 12, i F. M. MiddUng
" Futures Closed quiet, steady.
Sales; . . . American,
Receipts, . . American, .
July... S41b
July and August a 43 b
August and September 44b
September and October . ; v 45(445
October and November. 4(gn7
November and December.. 3 47(
December and January S 4.44U
January and February 8E0s
February ana -darcn - oi.-woz
March and April 3 62(S8
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
NkwYokk, Jul IS. Cotton easier. Mid.
dim I? uplands 7: middling nir. 1.
Futures Dnreiy ateatiy estea lajiuoDaiw.
Highest Lowest.
Closing
S0M1
SI
as7
6 95jm
7 0001
7 oao
7 lOSli
7 leSw
July ...
August . .
September.
October. .....
s
6 Mi
fl ft
. 7 Oi
7 C7
7 12
7 fl
rt m.
6 95
a VI
4 (.")
7 00
7 01
7 19
November. .
December. . .
January
February . . .
March .... ..
CHARLOTTE COTTON MARKET.
These figures represent prices paid to
Strict Good Middling 1i
Good Middling 7 10
Middling .V
Tinges. .- - 7
Btaines" 6V4J4
Market-Firm
NAVAL STORES.
Wi itoii, N. O. July 12. Rosin firm,
strained, 1 17V; good strained, 1 82V. Spirits
turpentine firm at Tar firm at 1.80;
orude turpentine steady: bard. 1.20: soft, 10;
virgin.
THE"
American
837 Broadway, New York.
" A protection to v firemen
against smoke and heat.
Property saved by putting
the water where it is wanted
at the right time.
THE BAIL LAWN SPRWKLEB.
It is at the same tine a
most effective appliance, an
interesting novelty and a
cheap sprinkler.
SOUTHERN OFFICE, ;
Corner College and - Fourth streets,
r - CHARLOTTE, N.. C. ,
Other people, may tell you thej
sell cheaper and give better terms
than anybody else Pin Charlotte,
Don't you believe it until yon have
seen our FURNITURE and gotten
our prices.- ' " ; ':
THOMAS & MAXWELL
9y
The prettiest dinherwareori
the market; 7 illuminated
witl'gold. Also handsome
line of new ; "glass, 1 vases.
rose bowls, , berry; setst ca-raffes-,
butters, ; sugars; &d
Ohio - Freezers are selling
every day.' : They ' are the
best, i "We have a few fruit
jars left. Calltn us.fbr. all
seasonable goods in our liner
feytci Ski U 20 Utdt St.
Bali
Nozzle Company
Poppy
Smitli &Floiirnoy.
H . S. OHADVI GK, 1 J U 2311 ) XiTT
larlotte I
i K
Engineers, : Contractors . and ' MkL - ib.
: - - Snecialtv: : Cotton Machinery and Cotton
. v ;' - . " . '-'. mm
1 eoieeouthern Agenw lor the Ax.
enme woras; itevoiving iai uaras, vouer tuuiwj uwi. mu ---- , p,0h.t ;
ehineryi Fales A Jenks Machine Co.'s Spinning and Twisting Machinery; Easton & Burnham achine Co. i m oo.. -chiaery;
Globe Machine Works Patent Chain and Balling Warpers; Knowles Loom Works Plain and l ancy i-c
DobbiesiFoster Maehlne Co.'s Patent Cone Winders. , .
" - : , ; r r ;-PCIAL SOUTimraN AGENTS
BF. Stnrtevanu ci's Heating and VentUating System, Portable Forgea,
, .fj. & Q. cooper & vo.t uoriiss engines, uign rressura Tripie expansion, yumivaau u e - ;
Pomps, etc. . . - - - ' : - ". '
Jones & Laughlin's Coid Colled Steel Shafting, Compression Couplers, Dancers, Pulley, etc.
Estimates given and contracts made for the Complete Equipment of Cotton Mill,
CHARLOTTE, -N:
l it-flMot;ii:
An eqjeriment-but
ftnds of liousekeeoers
never could use any shortening but lard, now - pi
use COTTOLENE and couldn't be induced to ,
change, simply because it is better, cheaper and . : i
g
on
fjr.INTaREST TO THK MAN WHO PAYS THE COAL BILL. -
JARMAN MECHANICAL ENGINEERING CO., .
KiHUrACTDElBS Of .... - . .. "'-. --..- . "
JARMAN V OXYGEN GENERATORS r - , '
For the economical eonsumptlon of fuel." Can be applied to any boiler. Haves from 10
apontuelbilla.-
General Office, Durham. N. C.
PEA C E UtayioIf o
Advanced, thorough, select. Particular attention to advanced art.-
Uegular Conservatory of MusIq directors from Leipsio and Boston.
No superior work done anywhere, Ttforth or South. Send for new illustrated
catalogue to JAS. DINWIDDIE, Al,
OUILFORD
The Advantages of this prosperous College,
Vnnr- Tnrf f!miTncxlimia Bnildincrs.
healthful influence. Classical, Scientific, Latin-Scientific Courses. Normal, Busi
ness, Art and Music Departments. College and Society Libraries, Scientific
Laboratory and Cabinet. Faculty of able instructors. Charges moderate.
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The fall term begins Sep
tember 3, 1895. Boys re
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lectual, moral and physical.
Catalogue sent on appli
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ity College,
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Trinity offers courses in Mathematics,
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Send -for catalogue. "
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The University of North toling
Embraces the College, the University,?
thA Law Srhool. the Medical School and
School
Davidson
10 ue
the Summer School for Teachers. Tui- ' September, 1895 and if not sold private
tion,' SCO a ryear. Twenty-eight teach "j ly, will then be offered at public auc
ers, 471 "students." For cataloeue and, ' tion. - The Gaston county property at
hand-book address President Winston.
Chapel Hill, N. C. - .v. .
LAW SCHOOL-
"WAS1I1NGTON awn LKE U' IV
".V - LEJflSGTON, VlltOINlA." - .
Opens Sept. li r or rataloiufi ItlrM
JOHN RANDOLPH '1 t KK!, 1 -t-
ir"". tr o i-u-.
-. 1 1
r
23 1
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AUierxon jtiacnme vaj. raicm vAn.yu
:?0 :202 S6tJTH?TRYON STREET
a frwed SucpsiTkovs- z H
"who at first thouffht they -
more healthiuL v xne genuine , g
has this trade mark steer's
head -in cotton-Dlant , wreath HI
every paiL . Look.Tor it' g
' Made only by . '
.Tho N. K. Falrbank Company
ST. LOUIS aad CHICAGO. ; -,
-:. -. . .-
Charlotte Office, 51 South Colloge
A. (University Of Virginia). Principal."-".'
COLLEGE.
open to Young Men and Young Women. ; - - -
Noted for its Christian and home-like
CrTOFOro COLLEGE, JT.C.
Goods :
36 Bedford 5L,
Boston.
1 69 Jackson Sti,
Chicago.
'-: . SALE OF
Valaable Real & Personal Property.
By virtue of a Deed in -Trust to me
made by J. R. Holland, and by - virtue
of a resolution of the creditors of said
Holland, "passed at a meeting of, the
creditors held in accordance with the
terms of the deed in trust. I -offer for
sale the following real estate an personal
property -
First That house and lot situated in
the eity of Charlotte, N. C. and known
as the residence of J. R . Holland, ad
joining the lots of John , VanLanding
ham, John F. Orr, fronting 160 feet on
East Trade street, and extending back
to Fourth street, and all tne - household
and kitchen furniture in said dwelling
aiex the assignment of the personal ex- J
eruption bt said Holland in such person-' ;
Second AH those lots In the city of :
Charlotte, situated on Mint street, and
which-waa conveyed to said Holland by
Wi Mr-Wilson and wife by deed dated .
Dec 20. 1893. and registered in Meck
lenburg' county, Book 84,,: page 504.. Klvotrinal mnntutxer auo Coiiimilur, 'ffio.
Upon these lot are erected many dwell- west l ide btieet, itoon i
ing housea'which pay a fair rentat , . Cbariotte, M. c. ; - , ;
Third )ne lot in Dilworth, being lot,f ; Aro tncandewsent if ghting: K4"ui.'
No. 8 in square No, S3 .on the ' msp of .ping eotton mills with Kieetrie Light flam
..U rtilwnrt.h rorwrtv. which wil Con- : a specialty. Kstlmat-ea furnisbod on W
r"J;7ir-r L--ti:. n n.i
veyea oy weuutiv ,vvuu..u
Construction Company by aeea a a tea
May 26, I891rnd registered in aieca- i
Ienburg county, N. C.r io Book 78, Page J
Fourth One undivided half or that
, lot In the city of Charlotte at the corner
t of Colletre and 8th street;; which - was
conveyed to J: U Hoilaod and Ti H
Gaither by Catheri ne Warlick, by deed
dated Noembcr 23r 1887, and registered
i n Mecklenburg xoantyf! 1 ni Book 17,
page 530.A'-s-'-- ''-' -V--,i. 'a.; is-Fifths-All
those tractt of land in the
county or Qaston, situated on the South
Fork of Catawba river,- con tai ning: 318
acreaV more or less, and .known a the
' liiver Side Dairy Farm. ot J.-JL-Hol-
- land.
- r 8Uth-All tSe cattle,- hbrsesj 5 mule,
- hc.wsgxm8.'farmf9ftcolar1ry4$j:f
tares, furniture aod all other "personal
" property of every kind whatsoever on
HhV aforesaid -Iarm:,:andi tuedc by the
" 5 said Holland In the cultivation of said
. farm and operating dairyswhich; arti--'-J
clea are too" numerous to mention.- A
achedule or wbich will o snown oy ine
trustee to any one who may wish to
nnMlnuo, Aln tvafinniM. two Riirri&s.
one pbnjton, v one ouggy, saaaies, . Har
ness, etctjs'"iv
i All of the aoove i property will heoiFer
ed at private sale until the first day of
the court house in Dallas, on Tuesday,
thd 10th day of September, and the
property in the city of Charlotte will be
offered at public auction rm Tuesday;
the 3d day of September, lio.'-'s;0:vt
IVrsons wishin ir to purchase the prop-
rtv nr.anv-nart thereof will confer
i the uudersigned as to " price, and
i at sale.. If sold at public auction
swill ba made known on day of
j. n. ltcAd::n, Tr :.
CLarlolte, N. C, Ju!y Cih, 1
Gistccit Gazette r'.i u.;;.
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Olil J t ;
Hill Equipment.
W.Atir t n A M ft i I . I"rf TSl PCt3 "
t -- - - Vavip" I
FOR
Blower. Exhauster, and High EpccJ I "a-
G. FarinfcV-- "'UfrcdS.
fie Bnford ,Uotc
- "... OUAKLOTTa N.o.
hmim iw. Pftpmian.
.; too Klegantly mrnisad rux.m
r 7 - . - - '-'
HOI and Pold Bath and ww i;ios o
r 7 . Kaob no -PABSlEWtfKll
KLKTVATOR Arl A ll .
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Onder rirswClass Mangeunt
NOTHING LOVELIER CAN BK
FOUND IN WOMAN THAN
T O STUDY HOUSEHOLD
'GOOD. Milton's Paradise Lot.
' We have borrowed from the musings
of the muse of Mr. Milton the above
quotation, with the sole object and end
of informing you that we have a large
line of very pretty shelf papers, assorted
colors.. Call and see it, send and get il.
and make the kitchen and the pantry
look clean, bright and fresh.
"STUDY HOUSEHOLD GOOD."
STONE & BARRINGER,
Book. Stationery and Art Store, v;
..- 22 South Tryon St.
Oil Cook Stoves,
; Ice Cream Freezers,
u-; .. ;.r 'Majestic Ranges,
And a liiie-of t.ther things
that aid in making life pleas
ant.: . - "
MIS l MCA U SJjAJN V & uo. ,
- .'"..7 r"-:'' - -: t
m a - a i f - . . . . a a.
Kiate ana nu mxiuiiK vip "r ,
J. S. PHILLIPS,
Strictly" Merchant Tailorings,
;'- 31 South Tryon Street,
-TT Has just received a fine line of
Seasonable Suitings.-1
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U Brilliant kid button, needle toe,
patent tip, Chicago vamp and heel
fox, light sole, black finish, price
$3. The perfection of style, the
crowning effort of . high' art : shoe
makiog; this ahoe takes the lead
as oar latest production 1 r :
Unusually fine stock of low
shoes and slippers'. -, ' -v
Never buy a shoe till .you have
examined our styles..
GILREATH & CO
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