; CHARLOTTE
, COTTON DOWN 9 TO lA POINTS
t
EucoeMNlon of lloarksh Humors -RC'
gardins; tlto Trading Situation Made
... Jlio Market .Nervous and unsettled,
' Closing at Lowest I'olnt o( tne tea
donExpected Bull Support- Did
o juaterinuae. -
v '- New York, March 29.Th cotton mar
kt- waa pervound unsettled., with the
1 clone eay at a net 'decline of to 15
pmts.8la for the day were ostimated
at 2S0.0OQ pule. - - - '" ,
" .The opening was steady at a. decline ol
i k i point ana in loss win mcreaseu
j slightly flKht a-fter the call under liquida
tion .and rumor that the bulla ware try
vlv in to onload lata vmteWlRY Hit the' New
for May and lUi for July, the market
k epot aalea reported from the Liverpool
market, private report of a good apot de-
;i:i;;.v:fi'itnand in. the South and the wet weather
" " insthe belt. But after advancing fo about
, i 1 D9 closing prices o yesieraay mere was
, a renewal of celling for both account on
, retort that a coal strike waa welunlgn
rov' Inevitable and a more favorable weather
9 : 1146 and July to -11.08, when - there waf
v another rally an private wtrea .claiming'
that ArkuiMi mi havlnar the heaviest
anow atorm or tne aeaaon, ana rumors
, , that the bun party, would try to run in
v..j '.'V T.na KArrnnnr innrr immvii mmra .ins
, , ciose. uaier, nowever, tne marvel eaaea
- oft aceln. aa It waa found that the bull
' support did not materialize, and the mar
ket la the late arsefon was rendered very
' Savanna and New Orleans and originally
paper and might be sent to New Tork
and their, cargoes delivered on- May con
iracii. i na . maran c unea . ii iu low
frv-iatnt,?aesi0a''andl about l points
Am' down from the high level at-yesterday. . -
1 1S.2T bales, against 14.529 last week and
28 063 last vear. For tha week. 100 00
-Talea, against 109,772 last week and 202,712
.-..' ,)".' last year. 't o-day a receipts at Mew w
and at Houston, 2,045 bales, against 1,82
tfT. lat year.. j ( t - ' j;
. uoudes vi j to ii roiuu at wew-
tj -s t,.' leans." m V
ITW; lTkrlan IkXafwit 94 JlMnt ntAn
.' . quiet; sates. .1.409 bales, including 900 to
arrive and !,W f. b. Quotations un-
onangeo. Miaaung us.
' (.Futures, notwithstanding the bullish
reatures. continued heaw rains -over
.large sections of the belt; Improved eon-
. aiuons in. uiverpoot- ana - Mancnesier,
openedaiL. about last evening's closing
'. ,. vecy weak and continued to ease oft to
the . and -of the session, the market clos-
f v inar near tne bottom with net losses on
all? positions' from March to August, ln
, :.: . elusive, f 10 to ll points. , .
New Orleans Future.
New Orleana, March 2.-Cotton futures
closed: March 10.97; April 11.01; May 11.12;
June 11.18; July 11.2S; Aug. 10.98; Sept.
.. Wv. W VWSt ' .,
New, York Cotton
New Tork. March 29. Cotton, spot cloa
e quiet, 10 points lower; middling up
lands 1170; middling gulf 11.96; sales 650
balea
futures opened steady and closed easy.
Ooen Hio-ht liw Close
jua.rcn , -
April., v. .. .. -
May n.2.1
June .. .. .. .. ..11.13
July ....11.1
Aug. .0.9ft
sept. ; ...Mao
" Oct .10.44
NOV. 10.44
; Pec io.
i .' Jan, ....
Feb.
- XJverrjool Cotton.
Uverpool, March 29. Cotton, spot good
business dope; 'prices one point lower;
American middling fair S.56; good mid
dling .&; middling 9.05; low middling 5.89;
good ordinary 6.71; ordinary 5.55. The
sales of the day were 14,000 bales of which
2,000- were for speculation and export and
included 11,600 American. Receipts 5,000
bales. Including 4.400 American. Futures
opened easier and closed barely steady;
American middling g. o. c. March 5.8S;
March-April 5.88; April-May .89; May
June .91; June-July. S.93 July-Aug.-5.94;
Aug-Sept. J.0 Sept.Oct. S.73; Oct-Nov.
SffT; N0V.-EW0. 6 66; Dec-Jan. 5.68, Jah-F-etoj
8.67. , ,-v
11.10
11.12
11.28
11.1.
11.17
11.00
10.63
10.48
10.50
19 52
10.52
10.98
11.06
11.11
1108
11.09
10.88
10.63
10.36
10.39
10.47
10.52
10.97
10.98
11.11
11.00
1103
10.88
10.49
10.86
10.36
10.89
10.11
10.44
: New fork Produce.
' 'New -Tork,; March 29. Flour quiet and
about, steady. . Bye .flour steady,
Cornmeal firm, pye nominal. Barley
steady. Wheat firm; No. 2 red 85 eleva.
tor.,- Optiona H to net higher; May
S5; July 83; Sept. 82H;s
. C6m firm; No. 2, 544 elevator. - Options
Wttet -higher. May 51; July 50; Sept
61K; Dec. 60. .
Oats steady :,jnlgVst 36. . Beef steady,
'. , Cue meats' StMUy.' Lard .steady; West
ern steaihed. to f 6. Refined steady;
. continent 9.00. .
Pork Arm;, family 118,00 to 918.25; short
clear IW.00 to iS.0O. Tallow steady.
. v Cotton seed oil .easier on the soot for
i ' prima summer yellow. ; Others ' steady,
good- trade. Prime crude f. o. b. mills
' - 27 to 28; prime summer yellow 34 to 34H;
' prime-white and winter yellow 36tt to 87.
Peanuts steady, unohanged. Freights
. w. to Xaiverpooi quieter, coiion Dy steam 17c
- sraln by steam tl4d.
- Potatoes Arm; MInp and other East.
-. era. per bag. S, to t2.$; State and Weat-
ern n to. sa.20; foreign tj to 3.i&.
Cabbage. tlrmi Charleston, per barrel
crate,. $1' 25 to 12 76: Florida f2.bo to 13.09.
Rosin firm 94.05 to 14.10. ; Turpentine
-. . steaay 10 . tJ
;,!'-' Rica steady.''- Molasses : firm. Coffee.
spot Rio quiet. Mild steady; futures
steaay, . uncnangea. .
. centrifugal 9 test S 15-32 to i; molasses
:. sugar 2. Refined quiet.
- Butter-'ateady.'i- pnehanged. Cheese
a a strong, uncnangeq.
Eggs stronger; nearby selected 20;
f. Weatern firsts 16: Southern 15 to 16?4.
x. Baltimore rrodnee.
, : Baltimore, March, 29 Flour steady, un
changed. ;
,Wiiat steady; spot contract 83 to 8314;
k Bouthern on grade 764-to 83, "
Corn firm: spot 4S14 to 49; Southern
, ' whit 48 to 60. , ,
, ' Qata firm; No. Z' mixed 35 to 3S& Rye
, firm; No. 2 Western 68 to' 70. '
,. 1 Butter steady, unchanged; fancy imlta
tlon 20 to 21; do creamery UK) 29; do ladle
V to 18; store packed to 'iS.
f !'V: Egg firm, unchanged 15. " Cheese firm,
. 'urwhanged; large and medium Sept. 14V&;
1 Nov. 14; small 14,, to 14. .
' Sugar strong, unchanged. -
'' f, 1 "' " "" ' ,
'A f Navaj Btort.
i -Wilmington, N. C. March 29. Spirit
turpentine nothing doing receipts ' 7
casks. -
, Rosia nothing doing,'- receipts 64.
v . Tar firm, $1.80; receipts 327.
. S? .Crude. turpentine firm, 93.28,;. $5.00. and
t f tS.90i receipta 37, - . ' ,
V" t ' " h"1' 11,11 1 ' v v !
'Bavannah Ga.., ' March 59. Turpetlne
;r, , firm aalea 918; receipt 1W; ahipmenu
14 1 - Ivi, a ? ; . ,
; . shipments 462; stock 20.621 Quote: A B C
i I-1) fa f3.90r F $3 86; O $3.90; to $4.20; I M.ST.;
W K $4.70; it $5.23; N $0.45, W 0 $5.60;, W V
A.
ta.to.'? , t
? - - ' ' - ' ' 4 ' t
T " The Money Jdarket.
few fork."1 Matvh 29. Mnnev ' on pall
Strong .and-ttlgher 6 to ? per cent) ruling
rate 6: closlns bid iW. offered a, .Time
loana steady; ft day, , 90 days and ais
months i per cent. . - v '
-: - Prima mercantile paper' i to Sir per
, cent. SterMng exchange ay with actual:
biiKlnea in bankers' bills at $486.20 to
$4x5.25 for demand and at $482.35 W $482.40
for 0-day bills. Posted rate $483 to
$4K14 and $48ii o $47. Commercial bills
$4M to m2kj, Bar silver 6!4t., Mexican
dollar 60.. , - . - ,
" The Dry Goods Market. ' -.
New Tortf," March" S9.-The drY good
market to-day was generally firmer with
i a satisfactory trade in progress ; among
jobbers. First hand asked higher price
and there was a better demand tor all
line i of goods made from print cloth
ysrns, Except narrow print cloth which
were slow but rflrtn. '.The, raw market
showed mora strength. Th. market for
woolen good for tha day was quiet. .
. -" " Chlcao 3ralau-: 4. .,' .V
. Chicago, MarcK 29.i-After a day ol list
less trading the local wheat market rlo4
ed Arm on fair demand by shorts. Final
quotations an the- May delivery, showed a
. net gain of . H: Corn wss up 'Oat
' wera H ,to . '4 higher , wbij j provision
'wara to 15a iowsr. .Jt. " ,
Wall Street Regards Arnarently Cor.
,tatn lwft Coal Disablement Hith
tJoinparatlve l-quawiiiuty oumtiib
-lloiu xiielr Own ' Aguinst j jpepres
New Yorft v Marh' M The speculation
In the atock market to-day waa under the
restraint of tha active call money mar
ket. , During the early part f tha day
efforts were made to extend tha advance
and to Ignore the effect of the higher can
money rate, .There was a considerable ac
cumulation of stocks at soma uolnts and
prices were bid up with some aggressive
ness. 'When it waa ee that the money
rate dung to the six per cent, level with
a tendency to go -higher, the efforts' to
get price up were desisted from. The
auaenca of anything like urgent selling
induced by. the rise In money confirmed
tha supposition that tha polls an organ
ized parties which entered tha stock map
net on tne long siae uus wees were sup
nlied .with resource! in the way of .time
loan to secure them against the vie is l-
tudes or the call situation, rne Apni ma.
bursement of dividends and Interest are
estimated a high- aa $65,000,000, of which
it is neitevea 40,3V,ow wiu t required tor
tha tightening 04 money to-day. An en
gagement of $1,000,009 gold for import waa
announced overnight but the' parties .to
the transaction were reticent as to the
source; or to supply, Kacef tor uma
loaoa were unaffected bv the rise in call
loan rate and this kept up apfcculAtive
eonfldence in a relaxation of the money
market bext week. - Wall ' atreefrf ia in
clined, to accept a bituminous coal strike
as a practical osrtamiy-, .sui proresaions
are-heard of a belief that the stock mar.
ket effect of the strike has been dis
counted .already. " The principal cense,
queues, of the strike is looked for in the
iron and steel trade. - The extraordinary
comparison- of net earnings of railroads
reported for February compared with last
year kept up a favorable Influence on the
stock marked Nothing of the early gain
remained, by the end of the day, but the
apparanc,ot renigtanoe to the. depres
sion persisted 'throughout. The r closing
tt .-ata4y -t.'-ft.f .tu:--u-e-'',w...--t-'r-'l-' -Bonds
were Irregular,;: Total sales, par
value, $2,785,000. United States bonds were
air unchanged ,on calL -!', .:' "
Total sales. 711.200 shares. -Including:
Copper 75,900r' Cotton Oil 900; Ice 21.700:
Smelting. 33,700; A. C V, g,900: C V O. .-
mw; coio. r uei w,w: uonsouaatea was zt,
800;U " N t,600 N. & W, 100; Reading
54,200 Southern Rwyr7,106; preferred 609;
Union Paoifio 102. 500- Steel 60.400: Va..
Caro. Chem. 400; preferred 200; 81os-Shef.
' IM I I 1 M , II. I U. ! r
C. P. Ellis Co.' Ctotton Letter.
Special to Tha Observer.
New Orleans, March 29. In the face of
increased, spot sales at Liverpool, and a
retail veiy steaay delivery market; a con
tinuance of bad weather with reports of
snow and torrential raids la aectlona of
the western belt; and the existence of a
satisfactory demand for spot cotton, both
American markets developed a reaction
ary tendency to-day which It Is difficult
to explain unless it result rrom selling
by the bull interest at New York, a sus
picion that obtained rather generally tin
aiternoon, wnen anaoiuteiy no iresn sun.
port was in eviaence.
rv&iurany, an an ouu markets reac
tions are justlfled and healthy and In
some Instances they are brought about
for ' the ' purpose of dislodging weakly
held lines of lone cotton, so as to clear
the. technical nosition. and it 18 our Im
pression mat tuts is ine purpose ot the
oreaK witnessea 10-aay.
mere can oe no douot that the ions- In.
terest had recently Increased materially.
in fact so far as the local situation Is
concerned, an overbought condition has
neen plainly apparent during the past
few days, a feature which hpea mm dis
tinctly prominent last evening when an
attempt to sell large lines of spring and
summer months precipitated sunrisinir
ratnni tor a lime. in mis connection,
all the evidence at hand to-day would
Indicate that the order - emanated from
New York, although the recognised bull
leader unhesitatingly denies any connec
tion therewith, and uses the argument
that It only shows the desperate strait
ui ins unon interest.
The official Weather forecast Indicates
clearing skies to-morrow, the realization
of which will deprive the market of art
important bull factor, but the basic
strength is undoubtedly the Indifference
of holders Which. we believe, will
operate against any substantial or last
ing decline and while we should not be
surprised to see the present reaction oro.
ceed somewhajt. further, we would favor
ouyina in snarp aecunes. ior scaimna
BurpuHFK. as we. question ir manipulation
is as yet at an ena. u. tr, touula ft CO.
Miller A Co.' Cotton letter.
Special to The Observer.
New Tork, March 29. The market, af
ter showing nervousness, and a slightly
higher : tendency, developed 'decided
weaxness, ana Dy noon May had lost 12,
,the whole list being weak, the with
drawal Of bull aunnnrt liavlnt ni-ioaa tn
drift to a lower basis, and 'encouraging
some shorts selling of all postfion.
Cables were few, Liverpool spots Bales
were good, and Manchester advices-satisfactory,
and yet there waa general indis
poaition to take any part except on the
bear aide. Bad weather conditions were
encouraging bulla early in the day but
later 11 was rumored mat more or leas
cotton was coming to this Dort from
New Orleans and Savannah, which might
be delivered on May contracts, and this
did much, to withdraw support from all
quarters, aunougn tnere was no, connr.
mation or tne report. Another report
was that the South was offering more
freely of strict low middling, but there
was notning to snow tnat tms was any
thing more, than an Isolated instance.
The general disposition was- to sell, bat
this waa mainly owing to the withdrawal
of the bull clique for the time being.
Liverpool due to come five to six' lower
in tne morning. , ; miller a CO.
Hubbard Bros, ft Co.'i Cotton Letter.
Special to The Observer, '
New York,. March-. 29. Though foreign
advipe wera stimulating and told of
large China business, Liverpool quota
tions, were lower and our market felt a
cnuBCK at tne opening wnicn soon Drought
realising sales. While tha demand for
May deliveries continued during the fore
noon it was on a decreasing scale and on
declining prices. Speculation falls to be
attracted at present figures and the
tendency not only to realize but to sell
snore,, is Becoming more pronounced as
the buyers must inspire new 'buyers with
more enthusiasm than they have at pres
n o pass values miner, xne marKet
lack, special feature beyond the tiqulda-
tlon and trading has been largely local.
HUBBARD BROS, ft CO.
v , Seaboard aj line Stocks. -Baltimore.
March 29. 8. A. L. common
and, preferred nothing doing.
COMPARATIVE PORT RECEIPTS.
... t - . Teeter. Last
. day.
Galveston .,861
New Orleans .... 3,849
Mobile . .. . .' . . w - - 30$
Savannah .... . .4,65$
Charleston .,.....t.i, lt
Wilmington .... ...i
Norfolk .... J58
Boston ......
PhUadelpnia
Various ( .
' Total ....
year.
9,805
12.599
1.712
8,763
402
522
' 7
J90
" 48
179
28.416
. ' ; . PORT MOVEMENT. '
Galveston, firm..: .i- j, M.. U8-K
New Orleans, quiet . ,-.. ...114 s
Mobile, steady . .... 111
Savannah, steady ). .. ..4, 11 ,
Charleston, firm..'.. .. .f 11
Wilmington, steady, , ...., '11 - '
Norfoia, nrm iiu
Baltimore, nominal
New York , owlyt ac-v
''. ? . Chzriotts, Mortlt Carolina
,f s . . i 1 ' ', 4 4 lit 4 " A J!
Gotton an d :Voolcn Mill
$ v ) :s machinery
Complete Equipment for WorfynQ Over
1 . '. ? :i.-aa .. vi .., waa aaaiaaaB '" a w a m w w mmmt m m. m m,'..f
CHARXOTTB COTTON MARKET,
At f J i
I These flgurea teprmnt the, price
naid-tv wairona' , i , -.March S9.
Good iniddllng t . it..' ..-
Strict mWdlinar..... . . ??H
Middling .. .. it ,
Stains ., .. w.. ...,10tol0,4
CILUILOTTEJ PRODtTCB MARKET,'
(Corrected daily by J. W. Zimmerman
i , , ;v -v , Company.)
Chickens Spring., .. .. ., .. 12
Hens Per. bead .. i. .... .. .. 36
Ducag.-.
gs . . .... ..,,,,.
Rye .. ....... ...... ...... .. ....
Oats Feed ... .. ... ...
Corn i... ... ......f
Cotton Seed . . .. .... .. ..
Oat Seed .. .. . ..
40-
IS
80
45 Cf
to
6o. ess
CHICAGfS GRAIN AND PTtOPWB."
. Hlfc-h Low Cleae
WHEAT
September ..
rfuiy '.
May ..: .
CORN ,
(Tuly .....
September
May
OATS
September
July ....
May .... ,
PORK
May
July .... .
May .... .
LARD
May ....
July
September
RIBS
May
July
...... C7714
7714'
77
tee
,...i..41
......i45
......44
.28 '
29
80
.16.47
.16.30
8.45
8.55
8.67
8.77
8.77
76
76
76
44
44
44
28
29
30
16.30
16.15
September 8.82
8.37
8.47
8.60
8.6S
8.65
8.67
77"
'77
77
m
44
28
29
30
16.80
16,15
8.40
8.66
8.60
8.65
8.67
867
X .......WT.-.
.. t
... ...168
4..116
.. .,..171
. 22
Plnittnn. aulet
il- .. a 'a 1 . . 7
x iiiib.uc;iiuim 1 vi4iv ' sw aa -mw .mm -aiai '
Houston, ateady '.. ..11 (-10
11.70
11.96;
Augusta, nrm ..-v, ...s ..
Memphis, -nominal .. , liu
St. Louis, ateady - llt-14
Louisville, firm
1 r
11
'rV,
ESTIMATES.
To-
LMt
; ?. i r ! 1 day Year
New Orlaan .....iaoo-8,o 15,837
Houston -., 3.600-8,000 . 8,348
Galcesion - . .3,5003,600 ' , 11,333
INTERIOR. RECEIPTS, w
f v-" '- v ' ? Tester: - Last
St. Loula V. ,,... fl,195 ,
.,.,1044
1177
a.uo
8,323
CLOSING STOCK UST.
Adama Express .
Amalgamated Copper WTJi
American car ft jrounary jjw
American Car ft Foundry pfd 101
American Cotton Oil ?4
American Cotton Oil pfd w
American " Expreas
American Hide ft Latner pio JJ
American Ice MH
American Ice T?.
Amertcan LinBeed OH 21
American Linseed Oil pfd 46V
American Locomotive .. j
American locomotive pfd..
American Smelting A Refng.. .. .. ..160
American Smelting ft Kerng pio
American Sugar Refining .. .. W
American Tobacco pfd. certit iw
Anaconda Mining Co . S7;
Atchison .'
Atchison pfd
AUantlc Coast Line '-ml
Baltimore ft Ohio 1
Baltimore ft Ohio pfd
Brookln Rapid Transit 85
Canadian Pacific 119
Central of N. J 21?;,
Chesapeake ft Oftlo '
Chicago ft Alton '.. J
Chicaaro & Alton pfd.. .. 76.'.
Chicago Great Western .. ..
Chimin ft Northwestern .. 235.:;
Chicago, Mil,- St. Paul.. .. , .
Chicago Terminal ft Trans..
Chicago Terminal & Trans, pfd..
C, C 6. & St Louis .... .. .. .. .
Colorado Fuel ft ft-on .. .. .. ..
Colorado A Southern .. .. .. .
Colorado & Southern 1st pfd.. ..
Colorado ft Southern 2nd pfd....
Consolidated Gas .. .
Corn Products.
Corn Products pfd
ricliwim Hudson
Delaware, Lackawanna ft- West
Denver ft Rio Grande .. .
Denver ft Rio Grande pfd
Distillers' Securities
Brio, 1
Erie 1st" nfd ..
Erie 2nd pfd
General Electric
Hocking Valley
Illinois Central .
International Paper
international i-aper pia .. .
International Pump o
International Pump prd
Iowa Central .. .... t.
Iowa Central pfd ... ....
Kansas Clt Southern
Kansas City Southern pfd
Louisville ft Naehvllle ... .. .. .
Manhattan L...... ... .... ......
Metropolitan wcunties ..
Metropolitan at. ny .. ...
Moxlean Central ... ...... ...... ,
Minneapolis ft St, Loula .....
Minn., Bt. P. ft Bauit ote. tn.. .. .
Minn.. St. P. ft Sault Ste. M. pfd.
Missouri Paclfle ,. ..
Missouri. Kansas ft Texas.. ..-,,
Missouri, Kansaa ft Texas pfd
National Lead .. .... ...
National R- R. of Mexico Dfd.. ..
N. T. Central .' ... .......I
N. Y. Ontario ft Western ... ..,,.... 60
Norfolk ft Western .-. ., .. $7'
Norfolk & Western pfd.
North American
Pacific Mail 48
Pennsylvania .. ...
Pennle'a Gas . . ,
Plttahur. CI C. ft St. Louis., i. '.. 79
Pressed Steel Car.. .... 62
Pressed Steel Car pfd., , ,. 74
Pullman Palace Car .. ,. .. .. .. ....237
Reading .... .. . . ,....
Reading 1st pfd 91
Reading 2nd pfd ... 96
Republic Steel .. .. ., .. .. .. ...... 90
Republic Steel pfd.. .. .. ..Wl
Rock Island Co.... .... ...... 27
Rock Island Co. pfd .. ... . .... .... ... 67
Rubber Good .. .. ., ................... 40
Riihher Goods nfd.. .. .. .. . .. ...100
St. Louis ft San Fran. 2nd pfd 46
St. Iyuls Southwestern .. .. ,'w23'i
St. Louis Southwestern pfd . 64
Southern Pacific .. 8
Southern Pacific pfd 41774
Southern Railway .. .. ............ 40
Southern Railway tfd.w .. .. .... T..101T4
Tenneaaee Con I ft iron . .-..147
Texas ft Pacific .. '.. .. ...... SHV4
Toledo, St. Loul ft -West .. ..... 35
Toledo, nr. units m west, pia, M't
Union Paciflo .. -, ' . , . . .i,lM
tTnlon Pacific pfd .
u. b. Kxpress.. v, -...in
77, 8. Leather .. .. .. . ,.,. t ..
TT. S. leather ofd.. .. .. i...... ... .
V. S. Realty
TT. B. Rubber .. .. .. . .. 64U
tf. S. Rubber pfd .
IT. 8. Steel ., . .. ....
Xt. S. Steel pfd ......10X
VlrglnlaCarollna Chemical 60
Virginia-Carolina Chemical pfd., u ..114V
Wabaah ... ... .. . . ,-4. 227s
Wabash pfd .. .. . .f . ... 60
Wells Fargo Express ixS
Westinghouae Electric .. . .. ..168
Western Union . . ,, - n 9
Wheeling ft Lake Eri
Wisconsin Central
Wlsoontln Centra pf4f.,( .w f - t$
,. ......lot
104,
.. .,..103
a 04
.. ..132i4
12
"80
..1"
..: .,104
.. 96
... .. .. 9
J. ...404
.1 .. 944
..'.. .. 97
1134
884
M
91
.. ....106
80
100
4s.. .. m
' r NEW TORK BONDS.
U. S. refunding 2s registered , 193
u. o. reiunamg as. coupon ..
U. S. 3a,-registered .v.....
IT. S. 8s, coupon .. .."i. -.,, ..
U, 8, Old 4a,' registered .. ..
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Atchison general 4s .
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Brooklyn R. T. cv. 4s.. ..
Central of Ga. 6s.. .,
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Central of Ga. 2nd Inc.. .. ..
Central of Ga. 8d Inc
Chesapeake' ft Ohio 4s
Chloago-ft Alton -8.. ..
Chicago, B. & 4.-new 4s.. ..
Chicaaro R. I. ft Pacific R. R.
Chicago. R. I. ft pacific R R col. 6s.. 90
C. C. C. ft St. Louis gen. 4s 103
Colorado Industrial 5s Ser. A 79
Colorado Industrial 6s Ser. B 78
Colorado Midland 4n.. 76
Colorado ft Southern 4s 93
Cuba 6 .. .. .. 104
Denver ft Rio Grande 4s 89
Diatllters' Securities 5a .. ..89
Erie prior Hen 4s 100
Erie General 4e., 92
Hocking Valley 4a 108
Japan s Wl
Japan as, 2nd Series 100
Japan 4s 92V
Japan 4a certificates 2nd Series .. .. 9i
Louisville ft Nash. Unified 4s 102
Manhattan connol gold 4s log
Mexican Central 4s. 81
Mexican Centrat 1st Inc 24
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Northern Pacific 4a 10
Northern Paclfle 3s 9fi
Norfolk ft Western consoi 4s 102H
Oregon Short Line rfdg 4s 9H
Penn. cv. 3V4s.... 101
Reading General 4s 100
St. Lpuis ft Iron Mountain consoi 6s.. 117
St. Louis fe San Francisco rg. 4s 87
St. Louis Southwestern con. 4s ofd... 80
Seaboard Air Line 4s 90
LSouthern Pacific 4s 93
Southern racino jst 4 certincates. . ',
Southern Railway 6s." 117
Texas ft Pacific lsts r.3
Toledo, St. L. ft Western 4s 88
Union Pacific 4s. 105
Union Pacific cv. 4s 15
TT. 8. 8teel 2nd 6s 99
Wabash lata .. 115
Wabash Deb. B 82
Western Md. 4a 87
Wheeling ft Lake Erie 4s 89
Wisconsin Central 4s .. 93
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The Largest Pipe Covering Plant In The United States
The Philip Carey Manufacturing Co.
1 1 CINCINNATI, OHIO
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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
216 S. College St. LP. TINGLET, Manager.
Co.
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rf, C.'os Cape Fear rlyeh mile
from By.; 1 million feet lumber 10,.
600 corde of wood, which can .he put
Inte Wilmington at a profit or f 1.09
per cord, oy flat boat, Price 14,000.60.
,118 A t 1.8 mile of Btatesville. 8
new buildings, (arm Jb aov order,
80,00a 'feet pine , Umber . on tract
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Manufacturers
and Jobbers
Frequently Bud It neceasary to
have Banking Faollitlea In ad
tUtioa te those offered by local
THE
First National Bank
,';- t Blobeaond, Vtrtinla,'
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J 1,186.606.00 Capital
8,006,000.60 Deposit
IT.t06.606.6e Total Resources
Offer Jaat the Additional Fa
ellltlea Required.
Jno. B. Puroell, Prealdent;
ino. M. MUler. Jr Vice Preal
dent; Chaa. R. Burnett A
gtttant Cashier; J. C. Joplln,
Aaalatant Caahler.
MILLER & COMPANY
EXCHANGE BR0KER8.
No. 100 Broadway. - - New Tort.
Members: New Tork Stock Kachange.
New Tork Cotton Baohange, New YerM
Coffee Baohaage, Nw Turk Produce B
change, New Orleana Cotton Eachange,
New drloana Board of Trade, Chlcaga
Board of Trade, Liverpool Cottea. Asso
ciation. Execute orders ea any of thl
xchange of which we are members.
All order sent to eur branoh office a)
Oreenvllla, 8. C, wUI be tnuiemltted
Initantly by private wire te our met
office la New Tork, and execution ret
ported promptly.
The Beat Service, Prompt Attention,
Immediate Battlements,
your Business Solicited.
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(17 W. -Washington fit. Greenville, g, G
JAMES . MITCHELL CO.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Cotton Yarns and Cotton
Cloths.
CONSIGNMENTS SOLICITED.
Philadelphia. 12a and 114 Chestnut St.
Boston 185 Summer St.
New York. No. 73 Leonard St.
BANDY & TERRELL,
GREENSBORO. K. a
Consulting, Hydraullo and Bewer
Engineers. Plana and estimate for
power plants and aewer ayatems made
on application.
. Bandy A. Ph. B. Aasoo. M. A.
SC.. 80. C. X.. and Terrell. C B.
Rensater.
ESTABLISHED 1886
C. P CI1IS & COMPANY
Cotton Commission Merchants
MEMBERS OF
The New Tork Cotton Exchange, New
Orleana Cotton Exchange, Liverpool
Cotton Broker Association. New Or.
leans Board of Trade.
Cotton Exchange Building
NEW ORLEANS
Special attention given to executing
Of order In contract for future de
livery of cotton In all the market.
CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED.
HUBBARD BROS. & CO.,
, HANOVER SQUARE. NEW T0R5C
MEMBERS OF New Tor Cotton Ex
fohaBge, New Orleana- Cotton - Ex
ehange, Associate Member Llyer
.boo! Cotton Exchange.
ORDERS SOLICITED For the pur
eha and sale of" cotton: for future
tteltvetT.' Correapondenca Invited. .
;Altrecth'e';;tete8nt&
Interest paid eeml-annually. v
Wo have on hand at this time Some
i:;2herc::fifst.;:rtg2eE:r.is
Which' t wilt - net ' the Investor . 6 per
, cent. .Correspondence solicited. , .
Write-1 ior our pamphlet "Interest,
Income and. Investment.
BOND DEPARTMENT, ',
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COTTON SEED
and Gin Machinery
NOT IN "ANY COMBINATION
OR TRUST.
Complete plant from fifteen to
two hundred tons capacity. Spe
cial small oil plant for gin
neries. Complete cotton fin
nine eystema
E. Van Winkle Gin and
I Machine Works,
S ATLANTA. - GEORGIA.
XQ0)000CftO00O0CO
If You Expect to Buy Gin Machinery for 1906; Write Us cf
Once for Our Catalogue and Tell us Your Wants
Continental Gin Company
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
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CROMPTON-THAYER LOOM COT
, WORCESTER, MASS. , , i''' -.
FANCY COTTON AND GINGHAM. p
TOWEL, DAMASK, SUTLT, CA8SIMERE, BLANKET LOOMS, ETC. 1 '
as DOBBIHS, BOX MOTIONS. RiPAIRsf ETC
MJirmiOHH rasjaelg T BM: rvW am www swiawwi war m
"ww.wasaea w r mt VJ,AUy4 AMtf V.
ALEXANDER & GARSED, Managers.
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JENCKES SPirUAJITJC CO.
PAWTTTOKET, R. I.
COTTON TARN SPINNERS, CONVERTERS AND SBAXJERS. '
Correspondence With Son thorn Spinners Sonotted, j-
HUGH MACRAE ft 00,
Bankers
Mleoellaneoti Southern Securities
WILMINGTON, N. a
WaexUngon, D. CL, 468 Colorado Bids
Ootton Mill Stocks
O. a. ROB BINS
Complete Equipment for Cotton iiill, Power Plaits
and General Macnnery. .A
CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA.'
J
WILLIAM B. CHARLES,
Commission Merchant
COTTON TARNS, ALL COUNTS
COTTON GOODS
otyrroN and cotton waste.
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Amsterdam, - New York.
RICHARD A. BLYTHE,
Commission Merchant.
SPENCER TURNER CO.
COMMISSION MEnOHAirTO.
OFFICES New Tork, Philadelphia, atiaaga, St. Lonia,
Tarns and Cotton Piece Goods.
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.OILS
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OOTTON WARPS AND TARNS.
No. 114 Chestnut Street.
PTJIIiADELPHIA, . PA.
A. D. DALKELD. is BR0.(
COMMISSION merchants .
SdTS LnoJUuNI Bt, 'kW TORS,
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wits-.
FredTc Vietor & Achelis.
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- OOMMtSION -MERCHANTS ,
1 COTTON YARNS
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PAULSON. LINKROUM & CO.
'SS LBAnD-VSTIlEET':i;- ..-. V - NEW TOt -4
THIRD AND CHEHTNTJT STREETS' PHXLADKLPII I
SIO MONROE STREET C1UCAOO
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