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COIMELCE -ANITINAKCE cotton srARKirp very Qtkt No" Outside Demand and Rears Ham. incr Several Points Off tlwS Price in th Hope of Finding; Stop Orders , The Holiday at New-Orleana llnd Something to Do With Situations ' New Tork. Feb. .Tlie icotton market ai ver v : oulet . to.flay. ' rales beina estl- muted at only 116,000 bale. Price -wwe. enerally steady and the close -wee f to point net hisrher. The opening was steady at an ! advance of . 1 to point "which Was rather better than due on , the showing ot Liverpool, future owing to the big epot business reported in the Enrfllsh market fl; Boot sales in -Liverpool ' jv on Monday were- 18,004 bale and another il 12.0M hulea Want TonrtW! toodav. Prlvat i advices from the South ala reported a big spot demand at Interior points with . desirable! grades sparinsty offered - and f' it wa rumored that a conalderable bloek 1 of the .local took had been aold to be X officially . reported a It -was ahlpped out. b , Juj plt of these report there waa no , if ottsid demand, due In some measure s prhap, to the fact that New Orleans u closed for i the Mrrii nra fmtival ' ... and -shortly after the opening local bear V-attacked the market forcing price off i : er- 4 point In the hope of finding' stop .''.border. .' ynere was no - liquidation oi " -ivtnseaueice however.; and . the market . . Wullicwf tnsar inMdnw an iMuMMn JhnA Li"" trad demand, ruling generally ateady if . in tha afternoA and closing ateady with ,,,' ing or 3 pointa of the top. Southern J spot markets were unchanged aocording -v,to oniciR report. . ' ' p Receipt at tha port to-day J7.I2S bale r agaJnat 2g,80 at week and 6)1,88 last " ' year. For tha week 120,000 bale, agalnut ' ' 143,808 laxt week, and 10,067 - last year, .To-day's recelnta at Houston 7.810 bales '- against W,M fast year, flew Orleans 5"? holiday, . j .-. . I, ,L i i 1 :l. V STOCK DEALINGS PRpFESBIONAL t f - Railroads Weak and More Hopeful News of Coat-field Labor Contro ' versy tailed to Hold Vp Reading ,.t Wabash a Conspicuous J-Vnture. New Tork, Feb. 27. The reversal in the direction of price to-day from that of -yesterday does not alter the fact that f, the stock market was closely similar In character to that' of , yesterday. The dealings were highly professional and .r rather limited In scope and developments , haying any actaul bearing on values had very little to do with the operations. 1 The ' retracing to-day of the course of yesterday seemed due largely to the fact ,- that the available Hmlts of the upward movement were reached so far a pro fessional operators dared to carry .them. Tha- news regarding prospects for the x settlement of foe labor controversy in the coal trade was more- hopeful' than s thai , of yesterday. Reading, however, , failed' to. hold its advantage on that score and shared In the general decline. Th Hill railroad stocks were conspic uously weak and moved very widely on the decline,' Muny rumors circulated of , tn 'alleged witch in the much discussed flan for the sale of ore land to the nlted Status Steel Corporation. - The h prioe of copper was raised another frac - tlon In this market without availing to hold Amalgamated Copper against the downward tide of the market. Time Joans were reported Arm and quotably higher. Interest was shown in the re Iorted intention to close tip the Inter national Mercantile Marine Underwrit ing syndicate which has been extended from tlmo to time to allow the market- ! itig of the bonds, but which are to be distributed to the syndicate members at a loss on tne underwriting estimated on the present market value of the securl- ; tie at 13 per cent- The continued strength of the IVabaah issues In face Of tha general weakness was due to ru mors or a refunding bond issue ana of an alleged plan for an outlet to New Tork. The closing tone was weak at conspic uous losses for the day. Bonds were Irregular. . Total sales par value t3.tUO.000. U. B. 8s and old 4s advanced 4 per" cent en can and tne new 4s declined per cent on cuui. Total sales 868.000 shares, 'including:: (lotto Oil 1,100; Smelting S8.900; Tobacco z two; a. k. i . zi.aw; v. u. x.zuu; uoio. Fuel 47.100; Consolidated Oas 88.(00; Ir. & N. 2,300; N. A W. 2.700; Reading W00; Southern Railway 11,000; Ifnlon Paclrtc 3UW.300; Steele 0,800: V. C. C. 8.600; Wa bash pfd, 22.400; Northern Paciflc 28,100; ' -"- ,New Vork" Produce. '.-" V fow York, Feb. J7,i-Flourv 1 barely steady nnd quiets Minn, patent' 14.30 to 84.0O. Rye- (lour steady.- Buckwheat flour . nominal. s Commeal firm. ,. Rye nominal. UarW nomlnul, Wheat flrm) No, t rd elevator. Option to o net higher. k May 81; July 87tt; Sept, SU1-16, T; . Corn Arm; No., S. 484 elevator. Op tions, Unchanged. May 4U; July 4U'4 ; Bept, WH. ' - - i. Oat steady; mixed WA i t . ' Baef steady. Cutnwat steady.? !Lard firm Western; steamed nominal;' refined Meady.t. Vork 'steady. Family - 81.0 to fc7.60; short dear 4316.00 to (17.60. ' Tallow dull. - Rosin steady. S4.10 to 84.20 ' Tur. pentine steady. IUoe quiet-- sv Molasses steady. Coffee, spot Alo quiet; No. 7 1n volce 8 7.18. Mild ateady; oordova to 12. - Futures steady, unehanged to a dorllne of 10 points- Sugar raw flrrai fair refining 2 tO'116-K; centrifugal 3 td 87-16; moflaaee sugar 3 to !1H. Refined quiet. Butter weak; creamery it to 47; State dairy IS to 86. Cheese .firm, unchanged, Kggs Urm. unchanared. --1 JPotatoea it-easy; Southern, per barrel, 82 to $3.60j cabbages Arm: Florida, per crate; 11.28 to 82.25 ; freight and peanut steady, Unchanged.' Hubbard Brdi. Co.'" Cotton Letter. Special to Tb Observer. New York, Feft, 27. A very quiet mar. i l-t after the , liquidation of yesterday sustained : Jn' face ' ef tbo bearish sehtl lnent .by the' continued demand from plnners who are each day buying the better grades from our stock. This ue- cllne Jbaa been so sharp that our market from being about the highest became relatively th lowest, a fact quickly ap preciated by exporters and aplnner. A feature was the active demand from Kurope for the new crop deliveries Caus ed by the ability of manufacturers abroad to sell goods for delivery well In to the autumn on the basis of present prices. The local traders being bearish made-' aeveral efforts to depress prices but the market remained steady at ths best' prices with- a steadier undertone on small transactions than for a week. HtTBBARQ BROS. & CO. New York Cotton. ' New York, Feb. tl. Cotton, spot clos ed oulet. t Doints hlsrlier- mlddlinar un. lands 10.85; middling gulf 11.10; sales too bales, Futures steady Feb. . . March. opened steady and closed Open .. ..10.16 .. ..10.19 April-,. 10.88 May , 10.43 June . July , . Aug, .. Hept. Oct. .. Nov. Dec. .. . High Low IO.L'5 JOS 10.27 10.18 10.83 M.81 10.48 10.42 10.64 . 10.S4 ....10.88 10. . 10.69 . ..lOMbld 10.61 10.57 . ,.ie.2wd lo.jo- io.so , ,.10. 10.23 ' MJ9 . ..10.24 10.24 10.14 ....10.27 10.27 10.2J Close 10.24 10.24 10.84 10.47 . W).6 10.63 10.60 10.SO 10.80 10.21 10.23 i. . Liverpool Cotton. M Liverpool. Feb, 27. Cotton, spot good , huslness done; priors 2 points lower; American middling (.21; good middling 6 87; middling 5.6S; low middling 6.fi3; - good ordinary 5.85; ordinary 6.1. ' The . ' sales of the day were 12.000 bales, of which 8,000 were for speculation and ex i; i port and Included 11,000 American. Re : fpelpt 17.000 biUes, including 7. WO Amerl. i- can. ' Futures opened easier and closed " , steady; American middling g.o.c. Feb. tMi Feb.-March 6.56; March-April 5.56; " April-May 5.S0;- May-Junei 6.63; June- ' July 6.66; July-Aug. .8; Aur,-8ept. 6.66; unl JV til Si- nl Mn . S M- Vnv.tW, 1 t i ' 'i - : Naval Stores. Savannah, Ga., ' Feb, 27. Turpentine ' oulet mi salrs 6S;. . receipts 74; shipments " SO. -4 Roslit firm; sales 1,030; receipts 1,678; , i shipments 552; stock 48,874. i i Quote: A B C D E F ana U 84.05; H C,'t4S3'r 84.56; K $5.20; M 85.45; N 85.80; ' V Q 86.; W Yf 16.20. fi y.ti"r " Wllmlnilon, ; Fleb.. .-r 27. Sirlls turpen . . 'tine notblag doing ( receipts 58. . , Rosin nothing doing; receipts 2,771. Tar T firm 81.80;' recalpta 83 i . Vl.t ruour lurpennna nrm , S3.w, 4.o ana receipts in. it iiA ne Money Maritet. , .f f,yKW York,' FelJ.,. 27 Money on call 1 ----0 Pr cent: -ruling rate i; cloning bid , 4; ofTered at fi per -cent. .Time loans .'T, firm; 0 day day 54 to 6H: months S to SM. Prime mercantile paper , to Wt per cent. Bterllnar exchange easy with actual business 1n bankers' bill at 84i.20 to.84W.2S for demand and at r t4X!,89 to 1482.85 for 60 day bills. Posted rates (4834 to 8IM and 8487. Commer ' eial bills 1482.. - Bar silver selt Mexican t dollar . " s ; -k - :r 1 1, , ,.. t - ChloagtJ Craia.'' , , Chicago, Feb. Zl.Sand storms In Okla. ,,-roma and Indian Territory wer the priiv J i tipal feature causing a firm close to day tn the v local wheat market. , Final j; quotations oh the May delivery showed a gain of Me- Corn and oats were each top,, frrovlslona wera to 10c mjglior. .ft, v 1111 m u i v i" .; " The Dry Ctood "Market.-" '' -) X New York. Feft. 27.rMore. 6r Ie. ra. ' structfoit was noted at first hand In the dry goods market to-day While jobber " v., imported s less active demand. Tha ohief factor In sustaining the- pno level of many lines was their olf-p condition. ' t.r'' CMton Seed OIL 4 )Js Ne w Tarll. Feb. J7.-Cotton seed oil .. whs Ann on covering and better export i demand. 'Prime- crude t.o.b. mills 23 to imme yellow u to 81'4;. do , .'white 3 to MV; prima winter yellow J -.v.:''-;.T.-Blflmr.Prodnce. r Bait tfnoro, Feb, 27. Flour dull and un changed, Wheat dull and lower; spot contract ,4r to 84"Jk Corn "steady, spot 464 to 46; Southern white 44 to 47. Oat steady: No. 2 mixed 84 to MM, Rye dull. No. ? Western 72. Butter iw; siore pacneo u to ft Kggs firm 15. Cheese. Arm, unchanged; large Sept. UX.; Nov. 14; medium Sept. 14; . small 14 to 14. Sugar steady, un changed. , ' Seaboard Air Line Stocks. Baltimore, Feb. 27. S. A. L. common and preferred, nothing doing. IS CHARLOTTE - COTTON MARKET. ; ' .' ' February 27. These figures represent prices paid: Good middling ., .. 10 strict miaaimg ., .. , Mlddlinar Good middling, tinged Stains .. i. ...v ., a 10 iv 10 . COMPARATIVE PORT RECEIPTS; Galveston New Orleans . Mobile ' Savannah . Charleston Wilmington w. Norfolk ... Boston .;. .. .. Philadelphia .. Brunswick ., . Sabine Pass .. Mieocioo .. .. .. Total .. .. .. Ist Year. 13.800 18,85a 36 212 736 36 J5 2.500 3,964 4.871 53,388 CLOSING BTOCSL UST. ,43 lgamated Copper . .. ..HOW rlcan Car Foundry ut ,i , 48' rictan Car A FoUndrv1 ofd.C ...-101W ..lour .... 82 '..2SI - Adam Sxpres Amul: Amer American Car & American L-otton uil pfot American Express American Hiao c Leather pfd, American Ico ,. ..,.' American Ici Pfd ... ... American Lirtaeed . OH i . .. , f American Oil nM -- 44 American Locomotive v; ...... 71 American -Locomotive pfd.. ..1W American nmeiung wtsng -American Smelting X Refng. American Sugar Refining - American - Tobacoo, pfd. Anaconaa. Mining vo, ,. .. Atchison ,. .. ., ., . Atchison pfd ...... Atlantic Coast Una . . . , . . . . Baltimore X Ohio .. .. Baltimore & Ohio pfd Brooklyn Rapid Transit .. .. Canadian Pacific .. .. Central of Nw Jersey ,i . Chesapeake & Ohio .. Chicago & Alton .. .... Chicago & Alton pfd .. .. . Chicago Oreat Western .. , Chicago 4k Northwestern.. .. Chicago, Mil, & St. Paul .. Chicago Terminal Trans . Chicago Teitmlnal X Trans. C, C, C. St Bt louls Colorado Fuel Iron .? .. .... .. Colorado & Southern , Colorado & louthern 1st pfd.... Colorado & ikmthern 2nd pfd.. .. Consolidated Oas ., ,. Com, Products ,. ,.; .. .. .. ., Corn Produc pfd Delaware & Hudson Delaware. L ickawanna ft West. Denver & Ri Grande 4.1 Denver & Kl Grande pfd 879 DisUlkVs' 8e urltles . . M' Krle 43V Erie 1st pfd ,j 78 Erie 2nd nfdl General Electric 169Vg HOCKing vaiuy lis pfd...12 .. .41 , ertlf.....104'i 2804 .. 89 .,. ..,102Vi , ,.159 :.u .. 97 ,. .. 81 .. ,. ..170' .. ,. ..215 WW JO 77 . .. ....226V11 180 12 pfd.... 32 101 6444 S4 Hhi . 52J Manufacturers and Jobbers 4 Frequently llnS it .necessary to have Banklngi Facilities In ad : tlltloa to thosa .offered by locaJ 'iMmita," , v- ' i, , : ; thk First National Bank v ef ittcSunond, Virginia, " ' ' With I1.I54.S09.00 Capital 16.000,000.00 Deposits $7,000,000.00 ' Total Resource , Offara Just the Additional Fa ollitla Raqulrad. ' Jna. B. Porcail, President: . Jnov H. Miller, Jr.. Vice Presi dent; Cba.R. Burnett, As atatant Cashier; J. C. Joplin, . Assistant Cashier. COTTON LV1 1 LL MACH I NEW akTiiAii r f a i a muii ' . V i ' .W I Pi t t ENGINEER AND CONTRACTOR. ' . 81AM Ol 04Ol OUTH TRYOM T.. OHARLOTTtr. N. O. Ill HOOK AND ROGERS .. .. 171 Ifaper 21 'apcr pro st rump fump pfd ESTIMATES. j To- Last day Yeftr New Orleans 300 3.427 Houston .. ., ....5,$00ifti,3oo n.jwt Galveston.. .. .... .. 50001,000 10.162 Illinois Cent International International International International Iowa Central Iowa. Central Jfd Kansaa City Southern Kansas City H'tithem nfd 59 IxUtsville & N.Hlivlll.. -..Hri' MnuluUtan L .1 lfiti Metropolitan SVu rides (Hi Metropolitan Si Ry 112 Mexican Centril 244 . Minneapolis Sc ft. Ixuls 75 ,79 Minn., St. P. I Sault. Sto. M 153 Minn.. St. f. Baulte 8te. M. pta .1,3 Missouri PaelfW lOOii Missouri, Kansf i & Texas 35 Missouri, KansM & Texas, pfd.. .. W4 NaUonal Lead ,. X .... ml National R. R. if Mexico pfd S9, New York Cem al ...148 New York Ontitio & W-eetern .. .. 60 Norfolk & Westlm m Norfolk & Westtn nfd 90 North American L, Paciflc Mail ..1 fa PORT MOVEMENT. Galveston quiet 10 U-18 New Orleans holiday Mobile holiday Savannah ouiet 10H Chareston" Arm loi Wilmington steady 10 Norfolk steady 10 Baltimore nomlnwl ifl Nw York steady 10.S5 Boston steady .. .." 10.K5 Philadelphia firm 11.10 Houston steady 10 Augusta quiet 10 Memphis steady 10 St. Louis quiet 10 Louisville Arm 11 Pennsylvania .. 138 CHARLOTTE PRODUCE. (Corrected dally by J. W. Zimmerman Company.) Chickens Spring 12 25 Hens Per head 36 Ducks L'5 Eggs' ..... ... 13 Rye 80 Oats Feed ..- 45 50 Corn , ,.08 8 Cotton Seed 24 Oat Seed 60 &3 People's Gus Pittsburg. C. C. Pressed Steel Ca Pressed Steel Ca Pullman Palace Reading Reading 1st pfd. Reading 2nd pfd Republic Steel .. Republic Steel pf. ItocK island i:o. Rock Island Co. nVl Rubber Goods . . . Rubber Goods pfd St. Loula & Sun St. Ixmls South St. I x. u is Southw Southern i Southern Pacific p l Noutlicrn Railway i Southern Railway Tennessee Coal & Texas & Pacific . Toledo, St. Louis Toledo. St. Louis & Union Pacific .. Union Pacific pfd United States United States St. Louis W . is . 99" .238 .13R . 92 .100 . 30 .104 . . 65'1 ARCHITECTS CHARJOTTK GREENSBORO. N.O. Wheeler, Runge and Dickey ARCHITECTS Revolving Flat C&rdt, Railway Head. Drawing: Framea, Spinnlnf; Frames. Twisters and Spoolers Quillers and Reels. Looms, COMBERS i lt -oJrS -P ft -X sjamoh oavtaa v EQUITAat BU1LOIM4S, 'ATLANTA, Oft Kh t I' llf ETC., ETC Slabbers, Roving Frames KEI Intarmediates, Jack Frames Automatic Feeders, ' , Openers and Trunk, Breaker, Intermediate aad - ' Finisher Lappers s - Kir&vhner Carding Btri y; Thread Extractors, Vr.'" -Waste Pickers t& ;Z;f Raw Stock Di7rs . ETC.. ETC. 5. Second Floor CHARLOrrtQ, - 4C's Building. - - - K.O. FRANK P. MILBURN ARCHITECT Columbia - - - S. C. BANDY & TERRELL, GREENSBORO, N. C Consulting-, Hydraulic and Sewer Engineers. Plana and estimates for power plants and sewer systems made on application. Bandy A. Jll.. Ph. B. Assoc. M. A. M., So. C. E.. and Terrell, C E. Rensater. 2nd pfd. CHICAGO WHEAT- Bewt July May ... CORN- . July Sept, PRODUCE. High Low 8Us- 80H 81 0 1 May . OATS- Sept. .. July .. May .... PORK- May '.i.. July LARD May July .. . Sept. .. RIBS May .. July . Sept. ., .44 ..28 ..SMi ...16.37 ...15,15 ... yn ... 185 ... 7.85 ... 8J3 ... 8.16 48 43 2SH 30 15.25 15.05 7.72 7.80 7.82 807 8.10 Close 81 81 t 81 43 44 3 2SH 29 30 15.31 15.15 7.77 7.85 7.85 8.12 a 15 8.25 TRI-OTATE MEDICAL SOCIETY. Physicians of North and South Caro lina and Virginia in Session at White Stone Springs. Special to The Observer. Spartanburg, 8. C Feb. 87. The eighth annual convention of tha Trl Btato Medical Xaeociaton, composed of tha leading- physicians from the States of North-Carolina, South Carolina and Virginia, 1 In seasion at Wblteatone Springs. The flrt session was called t rder at noon to-day toy the presi dent, Dr. H. A. Royrter, of Raleigh. Seaaions will be held daily -with night sessions, until Wednesday. The elec tion of officers will be held to-morrow. Proprietor ShftaH to-night hon ored the association with an elaborate banquet.. Norfolk, Va. has been chos en as the place for the next meeting. , Trventy-fiva new 'members were en rolled to-day. The attendance Is about 1126 so far. but the secretary is ex pectrvig the attendance to reacb fully 200 before the final session Wednesday. The programme calls for about 50 pa pers and a general discussion of sur gical and medical , topics. Dra D. P. Tayloe, of . Washington; Dr. Graham, of Charlotte; Ricketts, of Cincinnati; McOuthrie, of Richmond, and John son, of Richmond, were among- those who read papers to-day. Burlington Real Estate Deal Heard Adelaide Thurston. Special vttrh' Obaery tr. . , Burlington, . Feb, Si An Important real estate deal haa just bean closed here, in. whlc the I Bank Holt build ing on ' Main street passed Into the hand of J. A. Isley ft Brothers Com pany tor llLtOO. , A large party of Burlington people went over to Greensboro last evening to ae Adelaide Thurston in "The Tri umphs of ? Betty." ; Anion; i those at tending rhe performance were Mr. and Mt. 3. W. Murray, Mr. and Mrs, Jaa. U. Williamson, Jr.. Mr, and Mra. will I. Holt. Miss SleberV Mlsa Sutphin, Mlsa Ross, Miss Teague, Miss Lillian Roas, and Messr. Joe Gant, Lynn Wll llamson and C. WVrtght; t . Polaona In Food. , . Perhaps you, don't realise that many pain1' poisons originate in your food, but soma day yon may feel a twinge of dyspepsia that will eon vinca you.-., Dr. Kinsa New Ufa Pills are guaranteed to cure alt alck nsaa daa to poisons of undigested food or money back.: He. at B. H. Jordan Co,' .dru ttora, Try it . 0 ' L M'i", ran, era rn nfd 6 Paciflc ..I tS6 .117 . 88 t 100 n 1M 84 West StV4 est, pfd 65Vt 161 964 jt;xpres izi wain pfd. ESTABLISHED 1880 C P ELUS X COMPANY Cotton Commission Merchants MEMBERS OF The New Tork Cotton Exchange, New Orleans Cotton Exchange, Liverpool Cotton Brokers' Association, New Or leans Board of Trade. Cotton Kxchange Building NEW ORLEANS ' i Special attention given to executing of orders in contracts for future de livery of cotton In all the markets. CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED. The Largest Pipe Covering Plant In The United States The Philip Carey Manufacturing Co. CINCINNATI, OHIO 85 per cent. Magnesia for covering high-pressure steam pipes. Asbestos Moulded for covering low-pressure steam pipes. Wool Felt for covering low-pressure pipes. Hair Felt for covering exposed pipes. Pipes covered with Carey's Coverings never give trouble. For further information, estimates, etc, address Charlotte Branch The Philip Carey Manufacturing Co. 216 S. College St. E. P. TINGLEY, Manager. f ' I 1 1 v t f ' - .A United States LeutM ITnlted States Realty United 8tates Rubber! United Btates pfd.. United States Steel United Btates Steel pi Vlrtrlnlft-Carolina Cheiical VtrKiria-CaroUna Chenlcal pfd wauasn Wabash pfd Wells-Farao ExoreBs Weatlnahouse Electric Western Union Wheeling: & Lake Erie 1 20 Wisconsin Central .. 1 27 Wisconsin Central pfd.. 1 56H DR. C. L. ALEXANDER, DENTIST. CARSON BOTLDINO Southeast Corner FOURTH AND TRTON STREETS. NEW YORK tND8. S. refunding 2s, rei ex. Int.. .1024 S. refunding- 3, coupo .. , ioa B. 38, regristereo .. 108 S, 3s, coupon 103 S: Old 4s, registered k. Int..,...Kfi!tt S. Old 4s, coupon .. A. 108 tf. ew is. regisxerea JSew 4s, coupon American Tobacco 4s American Tobacco 6s ... Atchison general 4s.. .. Atchison adjustment 4a . Atlantic Coast Line 4s . Baltimore & Ohio 4s .. Baltimore & Ohio 3 ... Brooklyn R. T. cv. 4s.. Central of Georgia 5s.. .. Central of Georgia lt Incl.. Central of Georgia 2nd I Central of Georgia. 3d Inc Cliesauieake & Ohio 44s Chicago A Alton 3n.. .. Chicago, B. Qulncy new Chtcaao. R, I. A P. R. Chicago, a I. P. B. K, C. C. C. A St. Ixuls ren. Colorado Industrial 6s 8er. Colorado Industrial 6s 8er. Colorado midland 4S Colorado & Southern 4s .. . Cuba 6s Denver & Rio Grande 4s . Distillers' Securities 6s .. . Erie prior lien 4s Erie-General 4 .. . .. .. Hocking Valley 4Ms ofd .. Japan Sa I ....Ii Japan m. zna series Jauun 4H Japan certldcates tnd Herl Louisville & Nali. ITnllled 4s Manhattan con sol gold 4S.. . Mexican Central 4s Mexican Central 1st Inc Minn. & St, Louis 4s Missouri, Kansas A Texas 4s ., Missouri. Kansas A Texas 2nds National R. R. of Mexico consol New fork Central gen. ttya Mew Jersey Central general Northern Pacific 4s Northen Paciflc 3s Norfolk & Western, consol 4s .. Oregon Short Line rfdg 4s.. .. Penn, cv. 3s ..- .. . Reading General 4s fit. Louis A Iron Mountain eon. St. Louis A San Francisco tg. it St. Louis B'western con, is Seaboard Air Lino 4s.. ,. . Routhern Paciflc 4S ' . Southern Paeiflo Jst 4s certificate Southern Railway as..-. .. .. Texas A Pacific lsts .. .. Toledo, St. ,L. V Western 4s Union Pacific 4s .. ., .. Union Taclflo-ey. 4a. i . . U. S. Steel 2nd 6s .. .. Wabash, lsts ofd.. Wabash Det. ,. . Western Jid.48 Wheeling Lake Era is Wlnconnln Central 4a.. ... HUBBARD BROS. & CO, HANOVER SQUARE, NEW TORK. MEMBERS OF New Tork Cotton Ex change, New Orleans Cotton Ex change, Associate Members Liver pool Cotton Exchange. ORDERS SOLICITED -For the pur chase and sale of cotton for future delivery. Correspondence Invited. JAMES E. MITCHELL CO. COMMISSION MERCHANTS. COTTON YARNS CONSIGNMENT SOLICITED Philadelphia, 123 and 134 Chestnut St. Boston, 185 Rammer Ht. New Tork, No. 61 Leonard St. MILLER & COMPANY EXCHANGE BROKERS. No. 100 Broadway. - - - New Tork. Members: New Tork Stock Exchange, New Tork Cotton Exchange New Tork Coffee exchange. Kw TorkProduce Ex change. New Ortaanf-fOTfon Exchange. New Orleans Board of Trade, Chleagi Board of Trade, Liverpool Cotton, Asso ciation. Executes orders on any of tin exchanges of which we are members. All orders sent to our branch office at Greenville, s. C, will be transmitted Instantly by private wire to our main office In New Tork, and executions re ported promptly. The Best Service, Prompt Attention, Immediate Settlements. Tour Business Solicited. F. B. ALEXANDER, Mgr. 117 W. Washington flt., Greenville, 6. C, PAULSON, LINKROUM & CO. OR-YMfK con 83 Leonard Street, Third and Chestnut 210 Monroe Street New York Streets, - - Philadelphia - - - - Chicago -ft j'.'fi.& COTTON SEED OIL and Gin Machinery NOT IN ANY COMBINATION OR TRUST. Complete plant from fifteen to two hundred tons capacity. Spe cial small nil plants for gin neries. Complete cotton gin ning systems. E. Van Winkle Oin and s Machine Works, ATLANTA, - - GEORGIA. J. SPENCER TURNER CO. COMMISSION MERCHANTS. OFFICES: New York, Philadelphia, Chicago, St. Louis, London, Bnftand. Yarns and Cotton Piece Goods. S id 1 1 HUGH MACRAE & CO., Bankers Miscellaneous Southern Securities WILMINGTON, N. C. Washington, D. C 40 Colorado Bids; Cotton Mill Stocks TOU WANT ONLY THS) BEST Cotton Gin Machinery. any experienced alnner about EAOLB, SMITH. WINSHIP. m '-JfiSK. CONTINENTAL GIN COMPANY Aak PRATT, MUNGKIt If Interested wa would Ilka to ahaf ii von what thnuaanda at Hf.tMn .j. tomars say. Write tor oatalogrua and testimonial booklet CHARLOTTE. H. 0. WILLIAM B. CHARLES, Commission Merchant. The -Rer. J. , C. Warren., past Sharon Baptist' Cnurcit, Beiair, says of Electric Bitters: "Ifa a send to mankind. It cured mepf lame back, stilt Joints, and compf physical collapse. . I was ao veaklt took me. half an hour to walk a m Two bottles of Electric Bitters h made me ao strong I have Juat walk three milee in 60 minutes and f like walking three more. It's made new man of . me," Greatest rente for "weakness and all Stomach, Liv and Kidney Oomplalnta Sold und guarantee at . R.. H. Jordan eV Co. Prug Store. Price 60a. , Van Landinham a Hoivel ti;$yi,Knrimmuum iron Stoddard, llascrick; Richards Co. "THE STAMP OF PERFECTION' Our nam ou machinery means that in its manu facture quality was the first consideration, price the second. That is why we grow. MANUFACTURUg OF Cotton Mill, Cotton Oil and X Other Machinery. - COTTON TARNS, ALL COUNTS COTTON GOODS COTTON AND COTTON WASTE. Ji "J" ,i .' ' J !.. CROMPTON-THAYER LOOM CO. WOROKSTER, MASS. ' FANCY COTTON AND GINGHAM. TOWEL, DAMASK, QUILT. CASSIMERB. BLANKET IX)OM8, ETC.. HOBBIES, BOX MOTIONS, ItKPAIRS. ETC. SOUTHERN OFFICE: CIIAKIiOTTE. N. C. ALEXANDER & GARSED, Managers. Amsterdam, New York. egSJSBJSJSJSSSJSJSBJISSJSJSBJS i RICHARD A. BLYTHE, Commission Merchant. JCNCKES SPINNING CO. PAWTUCKET, R. I. COTTON TARN SPINNERS. CONVERTERS AND DEALERS. Correspondence With Southern Spinners Solicited. 3 COTTON WARPS AND TARNS. No. 114 Chestnut Street, PHILADELPHIA, - . - . PA. t. Z'ir'i'AvxJ f ROSTON, MASS. " ryPTlAX COTTOX, DUNDKE AND CALCTTTA BURLAPS. CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED. ADDRESS: CJIAIUOTTE, N. C. Machinery for farci and fac- fTprinK Three kinds, from 12 to 150 a P. Ri(pf Return Tubular and ' Portable on skids, from 12 to 150 H. P. IncdGiaHadjinciy, gj land ' Presses, and complete putfits of capacity of 100 bales per day and over taw Milk Four OT five kmte, Wl.hm, tea fa use in me South. vvo" v, t ttJep.a SSaf0r.2,v allest to - complete cotton faiD outfits. ? s, ' '- IDDELL COMPANY, , 4 Vr I . 1 1 .11 ' A. D. SALEELD & BRO., . COMMISSION MERCHANTS S-7S Leonard St.,"" NEW TORK. COITION TARNS. ' WITH Fred'k Vietor & Achelis. WU. D'OLTER & CO., COMMISSION MERCHANTS COTTON YARNS hlrd and Cbestant Sta. Mariner and Merchant Bide. - riUItADEiiPUIA, PA. IIAYWARD, V1CK o pi ini ' '.- Of ' vLHilli -1 Ccttcii Ccntinssicn U ''cl; ( ( K f! ' . r " " O. a. BOBBINS Oomnlfifft 'EmtiriTnfirit tn flAffrtn Mill tl.Tia X w 1 - asejs.eieaats ; WWVWM UUa..Jl W V-s : ' S AMAAitM and General Machnery. r t CHARLOTTE; NORTH CAROLINA. HIGH-GRADE SPINDLE. LOOM, ENGINE AND VALV2 OILS oouret Belt Oils and Gmuea, XaibrteattM Greaaea. RaadMtit Cold Water Paints. Acata Wattles Dreaalne OosnDoanda. GEO. B. HISS OIL GO. .CHARLOTTJE, K. VICTORIA KEENE'S CEMEWT I The best and most econ omical material known for plastering and imitation tile work. :V ah "v JCGRtNNAN, ; ' .173 Main Sti Norfolk, Ya . ; noTTii EVErurrr. ' f Vzh Point, N. C. New and strictly nrst-cit--. loraUd; tiiree mhiutes s I Hot and eolit baihu. elecu-io I t.rs to the -commercial travel. . -' c e, rcca rrr-. I ft 1 I l 'A l
The Charlotte Observer (Charlotte, N.C.)
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