DAIIjY CHARLiOTTE OBSERVER, AUGUST 22, 1895.
aboard Airline
8ohbtc zv Imn lCAYtrX,IM.
Trains leavn Marietta dallr:"
Kr For Hamlat, Cheraw, BtltttK
U points on th& A. and B. G.
Weldon. Portsmouth Old Point Oomlorv
Petersbarv. Rlntamond. Washington. Baltl-
orV?blidlpkia, New York ard Boa Ion.
Also WUiiUngton,WrfghUvUlsaaa. aU.oonl
Points on the p.C. B. B. Also Charleston,
"uaMrua isenneiwvuio, arriving " w li
mine ton at 18:30 p. m. .
6:20 .a. k. Dally for nil Bonthsrn points
In Monroe, Chester, Greenwood, Athens
A tlan ta, Mont gomerr , Ntw Orleans, Chat
tanooga, Memphis and the Bouthwest.
Through sleeper and day eoaehes front
"Washington, D.C., to Atlanta, eonneotlng
With roads diverging out of Atlanta.
K:S a. m. Daily, for Mt. Holly, Llncoln
ton, Cherrynjie, Bhelby,Clereland Springs,
Kllenboro and Rutherford ton; also Blow
ing Book, Lenoir and Hickory.
- tdp. m. Oallv. for all nolnts North and
Booth New York,. Boston, Philadelphia
Baltimore, Wash In r ton, Richmond, Peters-1
oarg f ortamouta, uia row uomiorc, v ir
glnla Beach, Weldon, Raleigh, Wilmington
and WrightsTllle, eonneeUng: at Monroe
with through sleepers and day eoaehes be
tween Atlanta, Oa., and Washington, I. 0
and sleepers between Monroe, N. C, and
Ports month j" Va., and for Atlanta, New Or
leans and all Southern points.
8:50 r. m. with sleeper for Wilming
ton and all O. O. points
Trains arrive in Charlotte:
10:8 a, M Dally.Rockingham.Wadesboro,
Moroe. Also from all points North New
York,Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington,
Richmond, Petersburg, Old Point Comfort,
Portsmouth, Weldon, Baleigh and Banford.
Also from Charleston, Sumter and Ben
nettaville, and from Atlanta, New Orleans
and all Boathern points.
8:90 f, x, Dally, from Rutherford ton,
Bhelby, Cleveland Springs, Lincoln ton,
Newton, Hickory, Lenoir, Blowing Book
. m, Dally , from all Northern points
Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Balti
more, Washington, Richmond, Va Peters
burg, Old Point Comfort, Virginia Beach,
Portsmouth, Weldon, Baleigh, Cfaeraw.B.
C-, all local points between Portsmouth and
Charlotte, and from Wilmington, Wrights
Tille and all local points on the C. C. B. K.
10:10 jr. m. Daily, from all points South
and Southwest New Orleans, Montgom
ery, Memphis, Chattanooga, Atlanta, Ath
ens, Greenwood, Chester and Monroe; elose
connection at Monroe.
7:46 a. x. (With sleeper, from Wiiminton
and all c C. points.
Local freight, with coach attached, leaves
Charlotte for Shelby at 4 o'clock p. m., re
turning at 10 a. m. dally, except Sundays.
The 8:20 p. m. train connects at Monroe
with the Atlanta special. No. SOS, which ar
rives in Baleigh at 1:30 a.m., and Washing
ton, D. C, at 10:90 a. ntu, and Portsmouth at
T:30 a. m., making close connection for Bal
timore, Philadelphia and New York.
The 6:90 a.m. train connects at Monroe
with Atlanta special No. 408, for Atlanta
and all points South, arriving In Atlanta
at 4 p. m.
Passengers leaving Charlotte at 5:S0 a. m.
arrive in Atlanta at 4 p. m. Leave Atlanta
at 1 o'clock p. m., arrive In Charlotte at 10 :10
p.m. Leave Charlotte at 6:20 a.m., and 8:20
P.m., arrive In Baleigh at 11:46 a.m. and
:20 a. m. Leave Charlotte at 6:20 a. m., ar
rive in Wilmington at 12:80 p.m., and at
Cheraw, 8. Cat :40 a.m. Close connec
tion both ways with the C. A L. K. R. at
Linoolnton. Leave Charlotte at 8:90 p. m.,
arrive in Atlanta at :20 a. m., making a
doable daily train both North and Soutl:
from Charlotte.
The Atlanta spec Lais, No. 402 and 408, are
magnificent new vestibuled trains, built by
the Pullman Palace Car Co., on which there
Is no extra fare charged.
Daily except Sunday.
-(Daily except Monday.
Kor information reiairve to aoneauiea.
ipply to
fare, etc
E. St. Johw, Vice President.
J. G. Babkxbvillb, Ticket Agent.
J.H.WIHDXB, B.A.NIWLAND,
General Manager. T. P. A.
T. J. Asdibsok,
V. E. MoBn, Gen'l Pass. Agent.
Supt. Transnortatlon.
Southern Railway.
(PIEDMONT AIRLINE.)
RICHMOND A DaNVILLE AND NORTH
CAROLINA DIVISIONS.
IK UTIOT APRIL, 21, 1886.
This condensed schedule is puDllshed ai
Information, and is subject to change with
out notice to the public.
Trains leave Charlotte, N. C:
11 :00 p. m. No. 86, dally for Atlanta and
Charlotte, Air Line division, and all points
Bouth and Southwest. Carries through
Pullman drawing-room buffet sleeper be
tween New York, Washington and Mont
gomery. 11:06 p. m. No. 35, daily, for Augusta, Sa
vannah, Charleston, Jacksonville and C , C.
A A. local stations. Carries through
Pullman drawing-room buffet sleeper be
tween New York, Savannah and Jackson
ville 0:86 a. if. No. 87, dally, C. C. A. division,
Including Columbia, Augusta, Aiken,
Charleston, Savannah and all Florida
points. Through Pullman sleeper New
York to Jacksonville, connecting itb par
lor car at Columbia for Augusta.
9:85 a. m. No. 87, daily, Washington and
Southwestern vestibuled limited for At
lanta, Birmingham, Memphis, Montgom
ery. Mobile and New Orleans, and all points
South and Southwest. Through Pullman
sleeper New York to New Orleans and New
York to Memphis. No extra charge except
usual Pullman fare. .
12:20 p. k. No. 11, daily. Solid train, Rloh
- mond to Atlanta; Pullman sleeping oar,
Richmond to Greensboro.
7:16 a. m. No. 8, 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. M. No. 12, dally, for Richmond, Ral
eigh, Goldsboro and all points North. Car
ries Pullman sleeping car from Greensboro
to Raleigh and Greensboro to Richmond.
8:80 p. m. No. 88. Washington and South
western Testlbuled, limited, for Washing
ton and all points North. Through Pull
man oars between New Orleans and New
York, Memphis and New York, Jackson
ville and New York. First-class coach to
Washington.
5:00 A. x, No. 60, dally, except Sunday.
Mixed freight and passenger for States-
:5s p. m. No. la, dally, except Sunday, for
Statesvllle ana Taylorsviiie.
Trains arrive at unanotte:
10:46 P. M.i
FHUM XiEi nunxn
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A. Bt.
FROM ATLANTA.
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FROM AUGUSTA.
FROM STATESVILLB.
9:28 A.
11:59 A.
6:50 A.
8:20 P.
8:20 p.
7:00 a.
8:90 p.
10:86
4:10 P.
All freiarht trains carry passengers.
Dally except Sunday.
JOHM M. CTJL.P, W. A. TTJBK.
Traffic Manager. Gen. Pas. A aft,
W. H. Qtus, Washington, D O.
Gen'l Superintendent.
Washington. D. C.
is't Gen'l Pass. Ag't,
Atlanta, Ga.
Charies L. Hopkins,
Traveling Passenger Agent,
89 West Trade Street,
Charlotte, N. C.
B. H. Hakdwick, Abs1!
JJALM ETTO RAILROAD CO.
To Take Kffkct Sbpt 98d, 1894.
MOVING NORTH:
NO. 2. PASSIKSIB AND FREIGHT.
lMve Cheraw. S. C A. 6:30am
" Kollock 6:60am
' "Osborne 7:20 am
Arrive Hamlet 7:40am
MOVING SOUTH.
NO. 1. PA3BBNGKK AND FREIGHT.
I jiave Hamlet 8:40 a no
" Osborne 9:00 am
" Kollock 9:30 am
Arrive Cheraw 9:50 a m
Close connection made at Hamlet with
trains north, sout h, east and west.
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THE IIOHT XCEAR XLK PAB5.r
A Watnrallmed Citizen of America Gets
the Value of His Plantation In Spain,
Less Interest- The Administration Weald
Have Seised the Pert of Havana If Spain
Had Deferred Settlement Much. Longer.
Washington, Aug. 20. After many
years or controversy, tbe claim of
Maxima Mora, a naturalized American
citizen, against the government of Spain
for tbe value of bis sugar plantation in
Cuba, has been amicably settled, or
rather practically sofor Spain has until
September loth to make the payment.
Spain's final and positive agreement to
pay at an early date was made some time
ago, but since the cabinet council at
Madrid committed the government to
that promise, a difficulty arose through
a further decision of the council not to
pay the interest on the claim, amount
ing to about $800,000. It was believed
the time that this attitude of the
cabinet would result in serious difficulty
between the United States and Spain.
The patience of the Washington gov
ernment has been worn ut through
Spain's consistent policy of making
romises and then failing to keep them.
So seriously did this government view
the refusal to pay the interest, that a
plan that might have involved the
United States in war with Spain, but
probably would not, was decided on by
the President, Secretary Olney and Sec-
etary Herbert. This was no less than
n intention to seize Havana and hold
that port until the Spanish government
aid down the amount of the interest, or
ntil custom revenues, amounting to
he full interest, had been collected at
the Havana customs house by the Unit
ed States officers who would be placed
n charge. The statement that this' plan
was practically arranged, is maae on
the best authority. In coming to such
serious conclusion, tbe administration
found a precedent in the recent action
f Great Britain in seizing the port of
Corinto, Nicaragua, for the purpose of
collecting indemnity to a claim for sub-
ects who had suffered at the hands of
the Nicaraguan government during the
Mosquito troubles.
Rear Admiral JJunce, commanding
the North Atlantic squadron, now cruis-
ng in rew Kngland waters, was select
ed as the officer to command the expe
dition to Havana, and his fleet was to
consist of the New York, the Montgom-
ry, the Raleigh and the Minneapolis,
at present composing tne squadron or
evolutions, and the Cincinnati, now at
Key West, Fla., and such other vessels
as could be prepared for service in time.
t is stated in conclusion that tne evo-
utions which the strategic squadron is
upposed to be practicing along the At-
antic coast are merely designed to sat-
sfy curiosity as to the assemblage of
uch a large number or vessels.
There was little doubt in the minds of
those who arranged the plan for the
seizure of Havana, that Spain would
nay the idemnity very quickly when
she learned of the character of the per
suasion to be employed by this govern
ment. The waiver of Mora, however,
with regard to the interest, obviates
the necessity of carrying out the plan,
which Spain by prompt payment
would probably not have alloyed to pro
ceed further than the receipt of an ulti
matum that the interest must be paid
or Havana would be seized.
The agreement between Spain, the
United States and Mora was arranged
after repeated conferences between Sec
retary Olney, Senor Depuy de Lome,
the Spamish minister, and Mora's at
torney. Secretary Olney is at Falmouth
and Senor de Lome at Swamps Scott
and Mora and his attorney were sum
moned to Massachusetts to sign the
agreement. Mora waives all claim for
merest ana pain, represeniea oy ee-
nor de Lome, agrees to make the pay
ment on September loth. The princi
pal of the claim is $1,500,000 and it is to
be paid in Spanish gold. When the
agreement was made Mora asked that
the American amount be paid to a rep
resentative of the United States or his
attorney, either in Washington or Mad
rid, but Senor de Lome insists that it
should be paid to Mora's attorney by
Martinez Campos, the captain general
of Cuba in Havana. This dispute could
not be arranged and does not appear in
the articles of agreement.
Injuries en Both Sides The Block!
Penned dp In s Barn. , ,
Correspondence of the Obesrver.
: Elk Park: Aue. 20. A4 section of
mountainous country ten: miles from
Elk Park, called Poga, was the scene of
a terrible fight on Saturday last between
Deputy Sheriff Green - and posse, and
a family of blockaders by the; name of
Cable. It seems that these parties are
a lawless and very dangerous set of peo
ple, and bare been defying Uncle Sam's
laws for several months,, and have been
scouting for some time on account of
the recent trios of United States mar
shals in that section. 2?ot only b ave they
been violating the whiskey laws, but
have threatened the lives of several peo
nle H vintr near them, and on Saturday
last Deputy Sheriff Green witb. twenty-
five men went to arrest tnem, wnen
they were confronted by about fifteen
of the Cable's and their friends, and a
desperate battle took place, in which
there were a great number or snots ex
changed, and after the smoke had clear
ed away, it was found that two of the
Cable boys, with their fat hem nd moth-;
er were wounded, the father fatally,
snd a man by the name of Greenwood,
of the sheriff's posse, was killed. The
blockaders then retreated to a barn,
where they are heavily armed with
Winchesters, and another battle is ex
pected soon, as Sheriff Calloway hCs in
creased his force to one hundred armed
men, and surrounded the barn. Excite
ment is running high, and it is feared
when the parties meet again that -sev
eral more lives will be los before the
trouble is ended, as the men say they
will never be taken ante.
fThe above is a contradiction of a dis
patch dated from Knoxville, Tenn.,
August 20tn, and published in yester
day's Observer. It was stated in this
that the fight took place in Watauga
oounty, when Elk Park is in Mitchell.
Two officers, moreover, were reported as
killed, while only one or tbem is reported
killed in the above, and the two young
Cables, it seems, did not escape unhurt,
as noted in the press dispatch.
THE DEPOT BDKfiED.
By..L
Feathers new. . . .
Hides dry, per lb..
" green "...
Wool washed......
44
- SSW kOBK IfOXXT J1ABJOCT. -;
' Snr ToKjc, Aug Si. Money on eali eaay
as i per oent; lass tons as i ntosing
offered at 1.
Prime mercantile paper, 4 per eenv
Bar stiver SSH- Uexioan dollars .... Sterling
exchange weaker, with actual taalness
In bankers bills at 4 Wit&S1;. for so days and
4 SOftS S0V for demand. .Posted rates 4 SOfUi
4 904. Commercial bills, so days, 4
demand . .. Government bonds firm;
seas oonos steaoy ; asurosa oonai lower.
euiver at uie noara was negiecteav '
BAXTXMOBX PRODUCE MARKET.
BAI.TUCOBK, Ang. KliOtrB -Dull;
Western snner t Sofa! 75: do extra S snas 16:
do family S SSS SO; winter wheat patent
ora au; muring wneas pasence osus w
WBSAT-Staadr. . Hs. red hxh Bad
August Beptember 66sjg; Octo
ber steamer No. red 36S;
Southern by samnle. S7&63: do on crane
msfuw-jbasy, arm. Mixen spos ana angnsi
September SHStMi October :
steamer mixed : Southern white
i(ga; do yellow 748.
Struck by Lightning at Bessemer City and
Entirely Consumed Fell Under a Train.
Special to the Observer.
Besskmer City, Aug. 21. The passen
ger and freight aepot at tnis place was
struck by lightning about 4:30 this morn
ing and entirely consumed by tire.
Near-by residents were awakened by a
heavy peal or tnunder, which Tarred
the houses very much and it is supposed
the bolt struck the depot direct. There
was very little freight in the depot.
The building cost about $1,500. It was
built last year.
A passenger on the south-bound train
coming in last mgnt reports that ne
saw a colored man at High Point last
nisht get thrown under the train, his
arm being broken and otherwisecutup.
No particulars could be learned, but
it was supposed he was running the
blind baggage.
Great Strike of J ute-Workers.
Edinburgh, Aug. 21. The strike of
the jute-workers in Dundee is spread
ing rapidly. Thirteen thousand work
ers went out to-day in addition to the
7,000 or more who struck yesterday.
The strikers are very orderly and are
giving the police no trouble.
SEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.
Spr YOBst, Aug. Sl.-FIOTJK Dull,
weak. Winter wheat, low grades
2 Sa$3 90; fair to fancy 8 QQ&S 0:
patents S 40s 90; Minnesota clear 3 66
($3 26; patent s 6S4 ao, low extras 9 SU
& uii city muu jfr zu; Boutnern nonr
UUUi warn, w inn ubfll a w
80: good to choice do 8 90(03 00
WHEAT Dull, easier, with options. No
9 red, store and elevator e7H&t&; afloat
sj$. Options closed steady at to S
cents decline. ISo t red August 7H; Sep
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CORN julet, easier. No t U elevator ;
45Ji4o afloat, options elosed weak at A
to iVfe cents decline. August ; September
42; October 1; May ST.
UAiB uuii. vpeiou uuu, easier. Aug
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Spot No 5 28&-26V, No 2 white txhi; mixed
Western Vo,n.
LAUD Quiet, lower. Western steam S 45;
city S 150 20. September 6 49 nominal. Re
fined dull; continent 7 00; S. A. 7 tt; com
pound 44
PORK Firm; mess 11 25 11 76.
COTTON SEED OIJL-Dull; crude SI; yel
low prime 2tfVB27.
COFFEK-Easy. 10 to 25 points down.
August la O&9I6 15; September IS 00; De
cember 14 90(911 VS. Spot Rio dull, easier;
No7, I616i.
SDGAR-Uaw, steady, quiet. Fair refining
i 15-16; refined quiet, steady ; Off A 00;
standard A. 4 7-10(9: cut loaf and
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fines. . . . : A'A fiAntanainv Ttntlers. Heaters
U. u. uooper A uo. s uonus engines, uiga jrreaiure Aripie axpsjuivut wuhwiuiu
Pumps, etc. ' -
Complete oteam Jriants irom zo to uorse powers. " .
Jones & Langhlin's Cold Boiled Steel Shafting, Compression Couplers, Hanpers, Pulleys, etc.
Estimates given and contracts made for the Complete Equipment of Cotton Mills
r3S Oorrftsnondenca solicited. -
CHARLOTTE, N. C. 202 SOUTH TRYON STREET
OFFICE OF
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STOCKS UL0W1NG:B1DH
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do pfd .
Am. Bug. Bef s..
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Amer. Tobacco.
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Can. Pao
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Ch.A A
C, B. & Q.
Chicago Gas
Bel. Lack
D. &C.F
Erie
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Gen. Klectrlo
Ills. Central
Li., E. A W
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L. S
L. & N
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Mem. A Chas
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Mo. Pacific
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N. C. & St. L
Nat'l Cordage...
do pfd
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N. Y. C
N. Y. A N.E
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106 Reading
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81 St. Paul
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80 Texas Pao
16SHI Union Pao
20 V Wabash
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101 Va.6'8, pfd
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Loan and
Savings Rank,
Charlotte, N. 0., )
Aug. 6th, 1895. j
The phenomenal Buccees of this
Bank as a depository for ' 'The Sav
ings of the thrifty and as a Bank
of Loan," being now a well ac
knowledged and duly appreciated
fact, a, testified by the sixteen
hundred (1,000) depositors, and
the gratifying balance sheet at the
close of business on Monday, the
5th inst., being
$274,128.02.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET
FINANCIAL AiD COMMEKCIAL.
The Cotton Market Was About lO Points
Higher Yesterday.
Special by Private Wire to Harrison Watts.
Niw Yobk, August 21. The weekly gov
ernment weather report from tbe cotton
belt was in accord with information re
ceived by us from oar Southern corres
pondents, being mainly 01 an uniavoraDie
character. This and a good response from
Liverpool caused a very buiusn opening
here, amounting to about 10 points advance.
First Liverpool cables were 2V points up. to
which 2 were added later. Sales, 10,000 bales.
Tbe close was easier, after a very strong
tone, and showed a net advance for tne day
of 4 points On oar opening October sold
all the way from 7.40 to 7 47, most of tbe sales
rmlnir at tne mgner neures. xraaine was
very active, and at 12 o'clock showed 128,000
bales. There were bat slight re-actions
from the hlehcst opening figures, and dur
ing the last hour there was a rise to 7.4 for
October and 60 for December. New Orleans
was vry strong, their October bing only 18
to 20 points lower tnan isew vorK. spot
cotton was firm in the South and 1-10 higher
at Galveston and Memphis; also 1-10 higher
in this market 7 There were light rains
at Brenham and Corsicana, Tex. it was
clear and pleasant at Dallas and Clarksvllle ;
hot and dry at fans, esnerman, xayior.
MoKinney, Waco, Austin ana Han An
tonio. The close was practically at the
highest of the day October 48, November 63,
Oecemner ou, January o. oaies. ubibs.
1). O'UiLL & OO.
Opening Closing
WHEAT
Aug I 3 82M,
Sept HiCH 62
Dec 68W4 66
CORN .
Aug 87 88
Sept ' 3? 8i
Dec 81 81
OATS
Aag ! JOs 20
Sep! ' 20 Wt
May : 2S4 2s
MKSS PORK !
Aug !
Sept ' 85 S
LARD I
Aug J
Sept 6 15 0 10
RIBS j
Aug '
Sept 8 15 6 10
We are now desirous through
"The Press" to acquaint the pub
lic that under our charter we are
authorized, and now solicit to be
come the 'Depository' of WillsV
To act as Administrators ana
Executors of Estates,
To become Guardian for trust
funds,
To buy and sell Bonds
Stocks snd to negotiate loans
others.
To rent safety boxes, etc
Respectfully,
S. WITTKOWSKY, Pres't.
A. BRADY, Cashier.
MERCHANTS AND FARMERS
NATIONAL BANK,
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
LIVIRPOOL, Aug 21, 4 F. x. Middling
Stock Irregular and Feverish.
Niw York, August 21 The stock market
was irregular ana leverisn in tne inau&
trlal list, bat firm as regards tbe leading
railroad shares. Good crop reports, the
absence of Important engagements of gold
for export to-morrow and the lowering of
posted rates of foreign exchange encouraged
bull sentiment among proiessionai irauei s
Oraneers were strong io spite of selling of
St. r"aui DV lodqod, soa maae small gains
insDite of re-actions from nlener ngures.
. r-t . .
among tne Antnracite oaiers ousque-
hannah A Western rose over top. but fitts
burg fell over 1 and Jersey City lost a like
amount on email sales- Among the special
ties Manhattan fell 1, rallied and
then went back to the opening Ugures.
Nashville, Chattanooga A St. Louis stocks
were decidedly strong, and Lake Erie A
Western rallied sharply. Bear manipula
tion in the Industrial group was directed
against Sugar, which lost over B. Chicago
Gas on realizing went on aoout 2&. Amer
lean Tobacco was supportea Dy snorts oov
ering, but after erratic fluctuations, cover
ing a range of nearly 4, it ended below
early figures. The market closed unaltered
and feverish.
MW YORK NEWS iSCREAU.
Kntares Closed strong, slightly easier.
Sales, American,
Receipts, American,
August 8 61 s
August ana septemDer a oi s
September and October 8 82 s
Octo'jer and November 8 63 b
November and December 4 01 b
December and January 4 02 s
January and February 4 OS b
February and Marcn 4 Olftsoa
March and April 4 08 b
April and May 4 07OS
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURE8.
Niw York, Aug. 21 Cotton quiet. Mid
dling uplands 7 8-16; middling Gulf. 7 13-18.
futures ciosea nrm. eaies zia.aw Dates.
Highest Lowest. Closing.
August 7 41 7 40 7 4344
September.... 7 48 7 86 7 42048
October 7 49 7 40 7 4319
November 7 55 7 49 7 654
December 7 80 7 53 7 6O(80
January 7 65 7 60 ' 7 8a85
February 7 7 7 tvs i cwS70
March 7 75 7 f 1 7 7476
CAPITAL, ,L"J,UUU.
SURPLUS AND PROFIT?. 100,000.
Accounts with Banks, Corporations,
Firms and Individuals Solicited.
directors:
John H. McAden, H. G. Springs,
H. M. Houston, Geo. E. Wilson.
CHARLOTTE COTTON MARKET
These figures represent prloei paid to
wagons.l
Strict Good Middling
Good Middling
Middling
Tinges
Staines
MarketSteady.
T4
TV.
s
who is
"I must
Take the Rest.
Tidbits.
"Now," said the physician,
noted for his heavy charges,
take your temperature.
"All rie-ht, responded the patient,
n a tone of resignation. "You've got
about everything else 1 own. There s
no reason why you shouldn t take that,
too. '
Allowance Most Be Made.
Washington Post.
The delegates to the annual meeting
or the Keeley Uure League are assem
bling at Harrisburg and all sea-serpent
stories from that vicinity will be sub
ject to the usual discount.
ITEMS OF STATE NEWS,
The Seventh Day Adventists-are to
hold a tent meeting at Raleigh in Octo
ber.
In Iredell Superior Court last week.
as stated in the Landmark, the prosecu
tor again won the notable case of bher
rill vs. the Western Union Telegraph
Company and the defendant again ap
pealed.
The Salisbury Herald says that R. E.
L. Parker, of Rowan, made a nearly
successful attempt last Saturday to com
mit suicide, by cutting bis throat, lie
is a hard drinker and this appears to be
all that was the matter.
Mr J. E. Cochrane, a Statesville pho
tographer, is having a great ran on pic
tures of the late Fred. Douglaar which
he is framing and selling to the colored
people, and the Landmark- suggests
that he might do a profitable business
in this line among some of the mem
bers of the late Legislature.
Provisions Were Weak But Corn Was
Firm.
CHioteo, August 21. There has been
considerable pressure to sell to-day, both by
professionals ana noiaers. xne only
strength noted was at the opening, after
which the maraet became weak, remaining
so about the entire session, scoring adecline
of Tbe depressing influences were fur-
tner taiK oi goia exports, a report tnat me
Agricultural Department at Washington
would raise its estimate on winter yield of
bushel per acre, making a difference of
over 11,000,000 bushels from Its July report.
weak foreign advices and an almost total
lack of demand except from short Interests,
Some of the best traders who have hereto
fore talked bullish are now inclined to feel
a little in doubt. This feeling is naturally
being taken advantage of by the bears, wtio
are losing no cnanoe to onng to near upon
tne market ail Avauaoie news 01 a Deans u
character. The country is doing very little
In the way of buying; in fact, many linea
held for this interest have been liquidated
within tbe past three days on stop order.
Local receipts were 74,ioo nusheis, against
496,533 the same day last year. Amount
withdrawn from storage. 45,541 bushels
Close cables quoted Liverpool d. and Ber
lin I'-AC'-im. lower ; Antwerp ana fans un
changed. The cash business amounted to
loo.ouo ior airect snipment to eanaio. con
sidering the advance in freight rates to 2
per bushel, this business was good, more
especially so as cash is quoted 144 over Sep
tember. This merely goes to show that
Chicago Is the cheapest market In which to
buy wheat, and that the decline the past
few days Is partly the result of speculation
ana not entirety a cnange in tne situation.
Corn held firm, notwithstanding news has
been bearish, consisting of favorable grow
ing wneas weatner, large receipts, amount
ing to 417.500 bushels, and the reports from
Nebraska. Trading, however, being nar
row: clearances were 190.403 bushels.
Provisions were weak on selling by local
parties, nork suffering a decline of 10 per
barrel and lard and ribs about 54 per hun
dred. The decline In grain may also have
naa some lnnuenoe.
LAXsosr Bros. fc Co
NAVAL STORES.
Wilminstoit, N. C. Aug. 21 --Rosin firm.
strained, 1 Id; good strained. 1 SO. Spirits
turpentine firm, it1-, Tar steady at 1.8S;
orude turpentine quiet; narai.io;soft, .oo
virginal, so
Take vour vacation In a pair of our sum
mer shoes or you won't half enjoy it. To
ct the most ont-of anv occasion you must
be dressed for it. Shoes constitute one of the
most important items In your outing outnt
In buying shoes select what will prove most
serviceable. Just now we are giving a vaca
tion to former prices and are selling at
greatly reduced rates.
A. E. RANKIN & BRO.
U1TT PKOUUCK MARKET.
Market well stocked Prices holding
wen.
BDCKLEN'B ARNICA SALVE.
The best Salve m the world for Cats
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chiloiains,
Corns and all Skin Eruptions, and posi
tively cures Piles or no pay required. It is
guaranteed to give perfect aatla faction or
m-.n a v nlnndm. Prion ttt mnu iwr in.
For sale by Borwall Dunn asd Jordan I rnaa clay,
Boott -. .. - : -
Those who have need Dr. King's New Dls- j
covery know its value and those who have
not now have the opportunity to try it free.
Call on the advertised 'druggist and get a I
Trial Bottle free. Send your name and ad
dress to 11. E. Bneklen A Oo. Chicago, and
ret a sample box of Dr. King's New Life
Pills free, as well as a CoDV of Oulde to
I Health and Household Instructor free. All I
of wbiehis guaranteed to do yon good and
eost you nothing at the drug stores of Bar 1
wmi van" srja j orwsn &w; w . 7
Apples dried quarters, bright
hrlirht (llftAi
fancy bright sliced. .
extra " "
Peaches nnpeeled halves, bright.
" " Quarters r
Blaokberrie,drled
Btrawoernes per quart.. .
Extra Flour sack
Family
Meal bolted 44 Raper bushel .
" unbolted. 48 n5 "
I Corn old 68 lbs par bubal
new ..
Oats S3 fas per bushel.....
up
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BEFORE TAKING
Your departure for the summer re
sorts do not forget to drop in and leave
an order for your favorite newspapers
and magazines. They will be mailed
vou promptly. Do not fail to read the
new book by The uaugnter 01 tne uon
federacv. Miss "Winnie" Davis, enti
tied. "The Veiled Doctor." Cloth, $1.25,
Miss Davis works possess high literary
merit, which fact, coupled with the in
nate love which every Southerner feels
for her. makes anything she writes
doubly attractive.
STONE & BARKINGER,
Book, Stationery and Art Store,
22 South Tryon St.
Jno. M. Scott & Go
mixed sal WhnlaenlA -
nulMkalMlMfkmbd run ul U livivomv
Bacon Hog round, per a.""...." , ts
. Ham....... ,.... ........ so
. ... Sides... ...... -
ebouldsrs........ ............. ; 3
Lard N.C., ....... 8
Iucks. ...... ...... ...... ........ - 1 ' 10
Guineas..........-................ ... .'-
Geese............... 086
Butter Choice yellow. 13
Honey strained, per r...... ...... 10
comb per r.
Eggs nen. ...... ...... . Is
" ralnna
79WT91 gcn1 for rjuotation.
(8TJCCE8SOKS TO JOBEA'S 4k BOOTT.,)
Druggists
ABO JiAXTJFACTCrBKBS OF . '
Staadard Pharmaceujgrl PrepaTalioiis,
Office and w&reroo m s 1 0 North Try
on street, Charlotte, N. C -
; Sole agents for North Carolina and
Georgia for Dr. Hughes' Family licme-
dies;aiso Kedaig-ia and .ieuraisrtsjinft
and
for
etc.
The Agricultural and Mechanical College for the Cclored Race, at Greensboro, N. C.
The fall term will begin Wednesday, Octer Snd, 19B8 Examination for admission will
iJJrwZRElmAThiamT. October Snd and. 8i Eaamlnatlons of county stu-
dents will be made in each county by the county examiner on the i nrst P
. "T. T .1... n a rrimitn. Horticulture. Dairy Management, the
Mechanic Arts, I
Natural and Economic I
i
Science, with special reference w jneir .piiuwviuu.
numberofirirU will be admitted, for whom, in addition to tbe
, iim nfllfa
regular course M study. Instruction will be given In Muslo, Sewing, Jp,k 1
dry work. This school is endowed by the United States and the State Of No'tb Carolina.
It Is not sectarian, and is not oontroiiea or innuent.ea oy moj .... .
County students, tuition free. Other students, tuition per session 810
yen ut sTunasTTa -
Board, per week 1 H
Lodglng.oseof room, bedding, etc ,pe session WW
Instrnetion of piano, two lessons per week, per month.. j JJJ
For addmo'oai ter'tSieS c.tlog'utl'whlcn ce'n'bV had by "iddreirtng "The President of
th Arin.,inri r,ii MhnicAl colless lor Us Colorea uaee," urewnmivi v.
mm i
Should remember to use paly two-thirds m
as much Cottolene as they formerly used l
of lard or butter. With two-thirds the g
quantity they will get better results at less j
cost than it is possible to get with lard or S
butter. When Cottolene is used for frying J
articles that are to be immersed, a bit of bread should be dropped into it to j
1 ascertain if it is at the right heat. When the bread browns in half a minute JJ
i the Cottolene is ready. Never let Cottolene get hot enough to smoke.
slun bmun rm: Tk irrla( pu thraM W OTIS wkM tk OMMlM to pat te. CtlMnttatik?
IS ocHb( paint macr w ura. It mmr mattara ka kC
TUB V. K. KAIIIBANK COMPANY, 8T. LOUIS ajsd CHICAGO. . 11
9mmmmmmm99mmm99mmm999mm9m999om9mmmmmmm9mmmmmmtm
O TTn Cottolsns trade-marks are "CUtoima" and a tteer't head in cotton-plant tervaUA.
THE CHABLOTTE SUPPLY COMPANY,
GENERAL MILL FURNISHERS AND DEALERS IN
Machinists' Tools and Supplies, Contractors' and Coal Barrows.
Steam and Water Pipe .."Valves, Fittings, Kte. 8. W.COLD WA.TKB
PAINT FOR FACTORY TJSX. CHARLOTTE, NO .
H. McAden, President:
Vice President; C. N. G
Cashier; Geo. E. Wilso
H.G.Springs,
Butt, Acting
. Attorney.
PEACE
Institute
i
for Yoip Ladies,
RALEIGH, N. C. .
Advanced, thorouirh, select. Particular attention to advanced art.
Regular Conservatory of Music directors from Leipsio and Boston.
No superior work done anywhere, North or Bouth. Board, tuition, one mu
sic and two hours practice for $275 a year. , . ' ,
JA8. DINWIDDIE, M. A. (University of Virginia), Principal.
u.
Farintosh
Alfred S. AMER
The Bufoid Hotel,
obaklottk, . o.
FARLNTOSH 4 AMER, Proprietors.
100 Elegantly Furnished Booms.
Hot and Cold Bath and water Closet on
Every Floor.
PASSES GER ELEVATORS AND ALL
MODERN IMPROVEMENTS
Under First-Class Management.
ICE! ICE! .
STANDARD ICE & hUEL COMPANY.
PURE CRYSTAL ICE MADE FROM
DISTILLED WATER.
Oar factory has track connecting with
all the railroads which enables us to
load cars withou exposing ice to sun cr
air. thus avoiding heavy loss in leak-
acre.
Ice shiODei to any quantity irom Baca
to car-load, and loaded direct from the
bath.
Satisfaction given in weights, quali
ty, etc.
CSTORDERS SOLICTED.
STANDARD ICE & FUEL CO.
A. J. HAGOOD, Manager.
New Popular Styles.
Ladies' French Kid Strap Sandal,
beaded satin bow, $1.75.
Ladies' fine Dongola Kid Sandal, sat
in bow. Datent Ud. Drice tl.50.
Ladies' Patent Leather Sandals, for
dancine, satin bow, silver buckle, price
1.25.
These are genuine leaders, all new
and very popular.
All the novelties in fine footwear.
GILREATH&CO
The Waveriy Bells are here; also the
T..mn and Mid set Re) is. Stearns Yellow
Fellows always in the lead. New stock of
Clippers, better than ever, pi ,VO -
Repairing spd enodrtei?
ELECTRIC
FAN
ELECTRIC
FAN
Day current will be put
on J une 1st.
No need of suffering from
hot weather.
Call on us and secure an
Electric Fan.
THE
D. i Tompkins
COMPANY.
Take a peep in my store
and see the pretty
SILVER NOVELTIES,
SOUVENIR SPOONS,
and the PETTIEST DIA-
brought to
Satisfaction
MONDS ever
this country,
guaranteed.
JOHN FARRIOR.
Je Se PHILLIPS
Strictly Merchant Tailorings,
81 South Tryon Street,
Has just received a fine line of
-Seasonable Suitings.
' Also the latest styles of
-TROUSERINGS.
Which will be made to order
sonable prioes. ;
Only flrst-elass work.
THE
American Ball - -
t i n
JNozzie uomi
any,
837 Broadway, New York.
A protection to firemen
against smoke and heat.
Property saved by putting
the water where 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 streets,
CHARLOTTE, N. O.
at rea
A large supply of -;
TtJKNIP SEED
--That will grow, at
L. J. WALKER'8,
Drugs, paints, oils, and druggists' sun
dfe, corner Cbarch and Trade streets.
We have another supply of
FRUIT CANS
For family use. For preserving or put
ting up vegetables you should
have one of our
OIL STOVES.
Make no heat in the room. Porcelain
Kettles from 20c up. We have two or
three refrigerators at a bargain.
J. N. M'CAUSLAND & Co.,
81a te and Tin Roofing Contractors. '
Builders and Contractors:
When In need of flooring,
- celling, weather-boarding, ' '
r shingles or lime, don't fail ,,
to get my prices. Satisfao- :
tlon guaranteed. .
1 E. L. PRQPST
DYNAMOS.
Dtjbxct CUBBKirruynamos for Isolated
Lighting.' Alternating Current Dyna?
mos for Central Station Lighting
Power Generators for Railway Plants
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