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CHARLOTTE I DAILY OBSEHVEBABUj 6 1006, ,nS a;;d. iottox gains 4 to, ft -points KMther Cables , aiul BullW Advices 1-Tom Liverpool Cnuwd Firm Open , lng, After- Which Ue Market SaRired M V ana 1 Ocn Kailied Again on store , Bullish NewsTrading Still tjulet. . I New Tork, April STradlng la cotton as not any Jroore.:" active to-day, but ,- uricei were - eenerall v birher. !' and the cIom waa a net advance of 4 to points. i Sales were estimated, at 200,000 bales. : . 'Th mrket DBiKl Urm it aft advance s dr to points Ana soon-showed a. net train or? to. U points,-W.ith-May selling Lt a nw hlrh. nnlnt for - the. .movement i v f n ths new cron and within . to 8. points na aavanuo w am w nm uer wum, ulllsh nrlvste "Advice from? Liverpool reporting a bis; trade demand, the large "ape spot sales In tha- English market and covering or recent sellers. jjujt -tnero was no sign, oi dhh support or or a Droaaen Jngr outside demand, -and as soon, as tbeldav and the eager bidding which carries demands or , smaller . snorts una oeeni , I bNh '.VhJ 1. .. kr ... haattu fail anil Bni.l bed oil to within Moe 8 points, of last fa lght's fjnale.- This was t followed by a Second rally In the afternoon on reports ?f. firm spot markets and ; large exports, ogether with private reports of rains In the Memphis district, . which were not ' Shown on the early' map. 'The close was ejulet and steady and within I or i points . 4r 4h ttAHt- An tK nM iMn' miinf h Tha .strength of the, Liverpool market and re- : ports oi a 0101 traue oemana tenoea to offset the bearish-influence : sentiment Which might otherwise have been exerted by the statement :: cabled "from abroad that stocks bt cotton In. the hands of . European Spinner on Maroh i. were 1,832, - 0W bales, against 836,000 bales at the same time last year. Southern spot markets were unchanged to c. net higher. Receipts of cotton at ths ports to-day, ' 15,91!! bales, against 13,268 last week and H.Vii last year. FVr the ' week, -100,000 1 bales, against 101,493 last week and lM.sao last year," To-day's receipts at .New Or leans, bales,! against 8,708 last yeart ana ei nousion, ,u oaies, against t.aiv last-year.- T Gains- of : 4 tt.7 .Points at New Or ' . ,-..' v leans. --. ' f New Orleans. Anril 6.--8DOt cotton ac tive and Arm. , Sales -8,200 bales, Includ ing 2,000 to arrive, and 1,209 f. o. b. Suetations Advanced . 1-16; middling . Futures, influenced by improved condi tions In the' Liverpool market and the estimate by the International Master Spinners' Federation of the stocks -held by spinners. In Kurope, opend 10 points up on the near... and 6 points up on the distant positions. Heavy buying orders . and strong bull support caused a further advance of a few points, but later in the - season prices eased off 2 or S points. The trading was somewhat active. The mar ket, closed steady, the list showing net gains of 4 to 7 points. New Orleans Futures. New Orleans. April 5. Cotton futures closed: April 11.16; May 11.26; June 11.32; July 11.36; August 11.10; Sept. 10.64: Oct. 10.47; Dec. 10.4S. New Orleans ExcJiange's Eawtcr A Holidays, New Orleans, April 8. The cotton ex change will be closed April 13 to 16 In clusive In honor of Easter festivities. . ':: New York Cotton. New York, April 5. Cotton, spot clos ed quiet 6 points higher; middling up lands 11.70; middling gulf 11.95; sales 43S bales. . Cotton futures' opened steady and clos- ea -steady. , 9Psn High 11.01 11.24 11.11 11.1ft 11.00 lft70 10.67 Low ll.Ofr 11.13 11.11 11.10 10.98 10.68 10.62 Close 11.03 11.17 11.09 11.13 10.98 lO.ttf 10.64 10.63 10.66 10.68 April May. June July Aug. Sepc Oct Nov.. Kee. Jan. 11.17 11.00 10.70 10.55 1054 10.67 10.69 10.63 10.80 10.66 :, . Liverpool Otton. tjverpool. April "S.Cotton. spot good business done; prices 8 points' higher; American mlddllng'-'falr 6.61; good mid dling 6.31; middling 6.11;! low middling 6.95; good ordinary 6.77; ordinary 6.67. The ales of the day : were 16,009 baleg. iof whkrh iiOOO .,teVe vJOK Speculation- and- x ' port "and" Included lS.OOO American. Ke-ceipte'6,oo-iirtes;"ftTr"AHrifati. 'Fvrrufea opened steady an Aliased .steady: American- 'middling ,h 4J,.eT April l.9S A,prH May "6.95; MayiJurle S.96: June-July 6.96; July-Aug. 6.96; Augi-Sept. 6.92; Sept.-Oct. s7S; OcU-Nov. 5.71; Nov.tec. 6.71; Dec Jan, 8.71; Jan.-Peb.6.71. - :KV - NfwTork Produce. New Terk, April -4.--Flour about steady. Rye flour dull Cor'nmeal firm. Rye nomi nal. Barley steady. Wheat easy; No. 2 red87H elevator. Options to c. net lower. May 86i July 83; Sept, SliH. Oorn firm; No.-2, Khi elevator. Options advanced fee. May 62H; July b2; Sept. 62. ' . Oats firm; mixed 36 to 36fe. Beef steady. Cutmeats steady. Lard steady. Refined steady. Pork steady. Tallow steady. Cotton seed oil was firm and higher .on good buying of July. Prime crude f. o. Jv 'mills 27H to 28; prime summer yellow 84ft to 36; prime white 36H to 37fe; prime winter yellow 36 to 37. Potatoes irregular; Southern ' second crop per barrel LoO to $3.70; State and "Western per bag $2.26 to $2.60. Sweets steady, unchanged. - Cabbages firm, unchanged. Freights and- peanuts quiet, steady and un changed. f Butter steady, unchanged. Cheese firm. Uhohanged. Eggs steady; nearby selected 20, to 21; Western firsts 17; Southerns IS to 17. Rosin steady. Turpentine firm 68 to t&. Bice firm. Molasses steady. Coffee, spot Bio quiet. Mild quiet. Futures quiet, net unchanged to; 6 points higher. Sugar raw steady, fair refining -3VS2 to 3 1-16: centrifugal S 17-32 to 3 9-16; mo lasses sugar ' 2 25-32 to 3 13-16. Refined quiet. . t:U . : , t v . ; Baltimore Produce. Baltimore, April 6. Flour firm, ' un changed. Wheat, firm; spot contract 8314 to SIH; Southern by sample 81. .Corn Strong; spot 61 to 61;' Southern White 49 to 61. : Oats firmer; No. 2 mixed 36 to SOVi. : "Rye firmer; No. 2 Western 70 fe 71. Butter, steady, unchanged; fancy Imi tation 20 to 31 ; do creamery 28; do ladle 17ito 18; store packed 14 to 15. Kggs, Arm. unchanged 18. Cheese strong, un changed; large and medium Sept. 144; Nov. 14; small 14 to 14. Sugar steady, unchanged. Naval Stores. Savannah, Ga.i April 6. Turpentine firm 65; sales 440; receipts 156; shipments 113. '' -.' Rosin dull; sales 175; receipts 672: ship ments 745; stock 44,377.' Quote: A B O D K F 13.86: O 13.90; H $4.20; 1' 14.35: K H66 M tijiti N 5J6; W O $6.30; W W $o.45T Wilmington, April 6. Spirits turpentine . nothing doing; receipts 1 cask, v Rosin nothing doing) receipts 11. : Tar Arm, $1.80; receipts 101. Crude . turpentine -firm . $3.00, $4.75 and $5.00? receipts 10. - 1 " 4 Th JKOnqr Market w-, v & 1 New' York, April 8. Money on call gtrong and higher; highest 30 per cent; ' lowest 8; ruling rate 10 to 12;' last loan 30; Jl closing bid and offered 80. 'Time loans nrmf W days an W daye 6 to i per .cent; six months 8. - Prime mercantile paper 54 to 6fe per cent. Sterling ex , change weak with actual business in ' bankers' bills $484.96 to 8488, for' demand and at $482 38 to $483. 40 for St) jay bins. ' Posted rat $483 to 84 an? WHS to : t484 Commercial bills $483 to tM824. Bar silver 84. Mexican dollars ; 49. v. Chicago;, April, 6. Various reports de claring fall sown wheat to be in excel lent condition caused a general selling of wheat to-day and resulted In a weak A- was down tf to . Corn was U higher; - oats snowea iois i k w . - frovsions ".;,:-were t te-tflt lower. r- ? . tst ' h ' '"..i. .urn " 1 "'il )?'' , ' J The Dry. Good Market.; -V New York, April 6. In the dry. goods market to-day feature .f ot added ' strength was the placing "at value'' of , some fabrics recently reduced, t The mar , ket wss generally quiet for the day but . prices held firm. , The jobbing houses' re ported a steady tttada, but tot t Urge volume. - $ v -j. - j , . -1 , ' Tn n t ! 11 iimiii 1111 yy. J: ' Semboard Air lint Stocks. - Baltimore, April 8.-8. A, I common $0 .' kld; d prsisrred nothing-doiagw - m . t't 5ro;ry Arnxrrs btocxs. Oil Lonns Tteacbed IS Per Cent. Be fore the Close, Paralyslnff Specula tive Activity Pay's Pccllne Only Moderate. ; 'i"t i?- 'New York, April. 6.-The ettinency In the money market was unrelieved to-day and ndee( showed evMenoe'of aggravar tloiu The effect was to paralyse specula tive activity. in the stock market Early in the day theirs was som show of ani mation and a marking up ot, prlqes in an apparent effort o rsvlve Bpeculstive in terest and keep prices moving upwards. The attempt was -almost entirely aban doned as soon as the loaning operations .M A.m tuaM Tk. ..IllMff n....lir however,; was singularly, free -from urg ency and the. eireot on prices was sugni. It is hardly sufficient explanation of the bullfrnriincA tn tho mnnav rat a reflected In the stock market to-day that speculative vlewbflhSvefF occurs at the stock exenange oay air the call loan rate up with . 11 ..... j, xt. . feverish flue tunlinnR. To-day the rate reached IB per cent, by noon and 30 per cent, before the close. Jjlscusston oenterea enureiy the money situation. Rumors were eur rent during the early part of the day of an engagement of, several million. dollars gold For Import ; Negotlatlona for gold were in progress, Tbut no actual engage ments were made during the stock ex change session. Conditions all point , to the success of these negotiations, how ever., The money stringency here works to that end, . The reduction in the Bank of England rats and the yielding in the private discount rate in liondon. favor the operation.:" Reports of Intended conces sions by, the anthracite miners in s their demands and the declaration of an Initial dividend on the preferred stoek of ths Missouri, Kansas A Texas Company were ef slight? offsetting effect, The money situation produced Its great effect during the flurry In the closing dealings and' the closing was consequently weak, but the day's declines were f estrlctad to moderate proportions.- ; : -,.. .k . . Bonds were heavy. Total sales, par value. $2,516,000, United States old 4s de clined per cent and the new 4s per cent. on calE , -j- f Total sales were 734.109 shares, lncliaj- lng: Copper 94.900; Tobacco 200; Anacon da 36,700; A, C. U. 300; B. K. T.. SJ.OW; J. & O. 6,000; U- ft N. 1,100; N. ft W. 2,200; Penna. 27.700; -Reading 96,100: South. Rail way 9100; ' preferred 200; ; union Pacific 137,700; Steel 68,600; Va.-Caro. Chsm. 700; preferred JOu; Sloss-Sheffleld 1400. HayWard, Vlck A Clark's Cotton Letter." Furnished by the Cotton Exchange and Board of Trade, New Orleans. April S.It was a bull day, In cotton and bearish: arguments fell flat. Large buying orders quietly placed absorbed everything for sale, either from satisfied longs or from those who were going short. The chief feature of the session was the long threatened estimate by the International Master Spinners' Federation of the shocks held by Euro pean spinners. ' : ; ' It was easy to see that this' estimate was made to-day in the hopes of check ing the recently begun strong bull. move ment but the Intended awful effect on prices was .missing; in fact, prices were sent up for an advance of 12 points soon after the estimate was out. The ludicrous part of the whole thing was that while the spinners who were responsible for the estimate evidently In tended it should scare American longs out of their cotton, they themselves were not content with buying 12,000 bales of spots in the Liverpool market in the early hours, but bought enough more cotton after their estimate was made, public to bring the total spot sales in the English market up to 15,000 bates. On Its fact, the estimate was bearish inasmuch as it stated that spinners In Europe hold of all kinds of cotton 1,60V 000 bales. In round figures, against only 900,000 at the same time last year. But the effort to make local operators believe this statement was just as futile as will be some of the attempts that the farmers of the cotton belt will make during the coming summer to have European spin ners to believe that he American crop Is a disaster. It wss argued by some that such stocks could not have piled up be cause total exports this season of Amerl- nAHn ttdu. tuAn C tJt 1CL Vw. 1 against 833,67 up to the same-. time last season, this argument did not nsve any too much" weight 'when exports of other' kinds of cotton were examined. '- Thus, the exports - from all' India thus far this season have aniounted to 749,000 bales, against 306,000 during the same time last season and total exports of Egyptian coN ton have been 6,773,000 santars, against 5,269,000 durlpg the same time last sea son. The Idea was advanced that in the spinners' Stocks returned waa included the futures that spinners have bought as hedges against the orders they have placed and that by some strange over sight the Federation of Spinners forgot to tell 'its American correspondents so; This explanation seemed to give univer sal satisfaction In this market. Spots were In good demand, but trading was rather restricted because factors held their offerings dear. It was a poor line-up on the price of which an advance of was not placed and buyers had to pay the price If they wanted to do busK neas. C. P. EUia At Co.'s Cotton Letter: Special to The Observer. New Orleans.1 La-. April 5 Ltverpool reported sales of 16,000 bales on the spot at an advance of 8 points. Futures closed 8 to 9 DOlntS ' hurher thsn yesterday. -Cables as a- rule are bullish, reporting h large business doing in Manchester and tin some cases stating-. "that Engllshtspm ners are getting under contract .up- to 1907-- The American' markets have .been quiet but, Arm.' -Trading continues-on a moderate ' scale and the. preponderance of. professional sentiment seems to be bearish, although we notice to-dayy. some quiet, but in the aggregate extensive, buying of July by strong spot . people, whose ' recognition - of underlying ' condi tions In -the -past has I enabled-' them to control the situation and resulted. In .With generally favorable weather and the rank and file of speculators against an advance, the market would be severe ly depressed but for the conspicuous strength and growing scarcity of spot cotton. .Europe bs s-Oo-day accepted of fers from local dealers at the best pre mium of the season. The spot market is firm, sales about & 604 bales at an advance of 1-16 cent to H cent To-morrow's - statistics will prob attly make another very bullish showing ssd the bear may - expect nothing efse for tho remainder of the season unless prloes are pushed up to a prohibitive point. -, - ' Reactions may occur from time to time, as usual, but we think cotton on its merit will work to a higher level and with any development calculated to ex cite alarm as to the welfare of the next crop, a great advance would be Inevi table. C. P. ELLIS ft CO, - Miller A Co.'s-Cotton Special to The Observer. Xetter. New York, April 6. Some reports from the Southwest to-day were very bullish as to the weather situation, and early reports showed heavy rains at Oklahoma and. some at Palestine and Fort Smith. East of river .conditions generally were good. ' Cables were up to-fha mark when we opened and the i. early, temper was rather more bullish, although the nro- gramme -of the , bull clique in reference to the oia crop was preventing some ope iters rrom taking a more active part Liverpool, did a good spot business and the trade here; was largely Influenced by the report ' from Liverpool 'that spinners in Great Britain did but 1,800,009 for all kinds, and ,800,000 American. The latter Indicates a supply for only six weeks, and there was a disposition to null the i market . on the figures with -only feeble response. commission nouses were without many orders ' on either side of ths market.. The clique tried to boost May and did so with the result of es tablishing an advance of 11 points, which wss aeon lost, but late m the day they regained control and resumed boosting. Spots were holding up well in the South and some markets were higher. The afternoon- forecast pointed to a," more or Jess showery westher In the: Southeast and the .disposition generally waa to avoid short aide. Spots were quoted here 8 higher,, middling now 11,70. Liverpool la due to tome one lower m the morning, , -V" ' -V M '-?' f i -. MILLER ft CO. .. - When you are wearied from over work, feel listless or languid. or when you cannot sleep or eat, take , Hot lister's Rocky Mountain Tea, One of the greatest tonics known II cents, Tea or Tablet. , R. H. Jordan ft Ce. . V- , ! " ' , ,.' - .l 1 1 ("" ' Any ulil w ayndloate of nulls using J0,000 bale of "cotton, or morte. JtnnnkUv',to lnsun an equipment for working over their old bating. W axwMnins; a SPEaAXf SYSTEM for thto' work.' '..Write for astt 'i iV matea and full partlcnlara., , ) , yh ;"i. 'i ; - ; s L . j. z b xn aider x grsb ' MACHINERY AGENTS i . .i1. Hubbard Bros. A Co.'s OoUon Letter. New Tork. April 6. It appeared to be a day of realising on the better advices from Liverpool, than were due from that market. Transactions were upon a umii ed scale with the local traders disposed to accept profits upon ttafelf recent pur chases. There appeared to be realising on the May position by outside parties though It is believed by the trade that all the tenders of cotton will be taken up without difficulty. At the moment the market appears to be without tendency In either direction though the traders are. disposed to the bull side. They fear a change In the weather conditions might at any time create a lively demand for the distant positions 4 HUBBARD f BROS. CO, CHARLOTTE PROPUCB MARKET. Corrected ,dsily by 3. W. Zimmerman Company.) . Chickens-Spring 12 f 26 , Hens-Per head 40- Ducks ...... 28 Eggs 13 Ryl .. .. .: .. i;.V..v-M Oats Feed .. .. 48 60 Corn 8 Cotton Seed Oat Seed .. .. .... ,..i... .. ,80? 58 PORT MOVEMENT. Galveston, firm.. 11 New Orleans, firm U 8-18- Mobile, steady .. HH . Savannah, steady ' H '-. Charleston, firm 11 Wilmington, steady .. 11 , Norfolk, steady .i HH ,: Baltimore, nominal .. .. . 11H " New York, quiet IVn Boston, quiet-. 11. TO Philadelphia, steady ..- 1196 Houston, steady .. .. .. .. .. . 11 Augusta, firm .. .. ..' i... 11 ' Memphis, steady .; ;. 11 St. Louis, quiet 11 Louisville, firm 11 , CLOSING STOCK LIST. Adams Express Amalgamated Copper American Car ft Foundry .. .. American Car ft Foundry pfd . American Cotton Oil American Cotton OH pfd American Express American Hide & Leather pfd.. American Ice American Ice pfd V. American Unseed Oil American Linseed Oil pfd .. ,. American locomotive .. .. .. SO -110 44 I 102 . 4l 9aHi 580 - 66 2l 46 .1 68 American Locomotive pfd It'-.! American Smelting As Rerng.. .. American Smelting . ft Refng pfd.. American American Sugar Refig American Tobacco pfd. certlf Anaconda Mining Co Atchison 93 Atchison pfd 103 Atlantic Coast Line 163 Baltimore A Ohio 113 v Baltimore & Ohio pfd 96 Brooklyn Rapid Transit 87 Canadian Pacific 172 Central of New Jersey 115 - Chesapeake tk Ohio , 69 Chicago & Alton , 31 ' Chicago ft Alton pfd .. .. .. '. , Chicago Great Western 21 1 Chicago Northwestern 210 Chicago, Mil. ft St. Paul 178 Chicago -TerminaLft Tra,ns .... Jl Chicago Terminal ft Trans, pfd.. Wt C, C, C. ft St. Louis 101 Colorado Fuel ft Iron .. .... . 61 Colorado ft Southern ., 36 Colorado ft 'Southern 1st pfd.. .... 70 Colorado ft Southern Ind pfd.. .. .. 60 Consolidated Gas 141 Corn Products Refining 2 Corn Products Refining pfd 83 Delaware ft Hudson ,. 211 - Delawre, Lackawanna ft West .... 460 , Denver 6 Rio Grande 45 Denver ft Rio Grande pfd .. ,, . ., 88 .- Distillers' Securities 60 Erie 44 Erie 1st pfd 78 Brio 2nd pfd .. 69 General Electric 172 Hocking Valley .. 127 Illinois Central X3 International Paper ti International Paper pfd 85 International Pump 44 International Pump pfd 86 Iowa Central 80 Jowa Central pfd 58 6 Kansas City Southern zsvi Kansas City Southern pfd 67 Louisville & Nashville 150 Manhattan L 166 Metropolitan securities Metropolitan St. Ry ... Mexican Central Minneapolis ft St. Louis Minn. , St, P. ft Sault 8tc. B4. . . Minn.. Bt. P. ft Sault Bte. M. pfd Missouri -Pacific ... Missouri Kansas ft Texas .. . . .. Missouri, Kansas ft Texas pfd .. National Lead 116 23 74' 157 173 96 35 72 83 National R. R. of Mexico pfd SO New York Central 144 New. Tork -Ontario ft Western .. .. 6'J. Norfolk ft Western .. 89 Norfolk ft Western pfd 90 North American ... 100 Pactfle Mail Pennsylvania 139 People's Gas 95 Pittsburg. C. C. ft St Louis 80 Pressed Steel Csr 63 Pressed Steel Car pfd 98 Pullman Palace Car 237 Reading UZi Reading 1st pfd 1 Reading 2nd pfd 98 Republic Steel 31 Republic Steel pfd.. .. 102)1 Rock Island Co 27 Rock Island Co. pfd;.'.. .. x. .. .. 66-e Bt. Louis ft San Fran. 2nd pfd.. .. 48' St. Louis Southwestern 23 St. Louis Southwestern pfd .. ., .. 67 Southern Paolflc 68 Southern Pacific pfd.. 118 Southern Railway 40 Southern Railway pfd ... 102 Tennessee Coal ft Iron .. 16L Texas ft Pacific .. .... 88U Toledo, St. Louis & West 88 Toledo, St. Louis & West. pfd.. .. $& union racine wii Union Pacific pfd 95 United States Express .. .. v HI United States Leather .. .. .. i... United States Leather pfd.. .. .v United Statas Realty .. . .. .. M United States Rubber .. .. : 83 United States Rubber pfd.. .. .... 118 United States Steel .. .. ,. M .. 42 United States Steel pfd ....... ... .. 167 Vlrgmla-Carollha, Chemical ..' , . -60 , Vlrlal2arolina' Cbsmfcal pfd.i .. 711 Wabash ... ..., M .zz-ct Wabash pfd ... ... 49 Wells Fargo Express .... 246 ; westtpgnouse jusctne .... joe Western Union .. .. .... . ...... 91 Wheeling ft Lake Erls .. .,' .. ..' 1I Wlaconsfn Central 28T4. Wisconsin Central pfd Northern Pacific .. . Central Leather .. ...... 44 Central Leather pfd .. . Sloss-Sheffleld Steel v, , ,...M.' 88 , NEW TORK BONDS, ' J - -M -s 'i.i... . r, " V. 8. refunding 2s, registered! logs, 3. 8. refunding 2s, coupon ;...., .. 10M tT. S. is, registered j.-,. .. A ...... VaM IT. R. Mm. (WtutMMt . -a .-.104 U. 8. Old 4sn registered... .. 103 V, 8. Old 4s. coupon.. .. ., .,v." 103 U. 8. Nstr 4s, registered... . . 132 TJ. 8. New 4s. coupon .. . . 11, American 'Tobacco 4s;.' ,. ,' 79 Anwtean Tobaeeo 8e.i. 114 Atchison general 4s.. .. .. ,4,102 Atchison adjustment 4s 95 AtiaatM coast bine ,.,, ."-... vs Baltimore Ohio is., . 102 Baltimore mie ss., ss Brooklyn R.Tj cv. 4s. . v. ..- 97 Central or tseorgte be,, .. ...... 114 Central of Oeorgla 1st Ino.; H Central of Georgia 2nd Inc.. ,v ,4 '' 91 Central of Oeerirla 8d lsc . , .. h Cheeapeske OhtA'4. Chicago Alton .,-.. '.,..,. -.," ' 40HABXOTTE,-Nf-O. ' CnicagOr.B. A Qtilncy new 4s., kfilp0 Chicagoi RJt,i Paottc R. R. col, 8a ;;9ij r?; a. C. & St. Louis get Colorado Industrial 6s Set. A.. Colorado Industrial 6s Her. a Colorado Midland 4s Colorado ft Southern 4s otd.. Cuba 6s.. .. .. ' Denver ft Rio Grande 4h.. .. Distillers' Securities 6 Erie prior Hen 4s Erie General 4s.; Hocking Valley 4 JaDan 6s. ex. Int.. 77 .... Tl .... 4 105 '-J ,.101 ..,,"109 . ...,H;8 Japan, (a. 2nd Series, ex. int ! Kg Japan 4s.,. -.. rj; !:2 Japan 4s. certificates 2nd Ser..., 1 Louisville ft Nash, t-nlfled 4s.. .. 10a Manhattan consol gold 4s , 16',; Mexican Central 4s ., Mi Mexican Central 1st Inc Minn A St. Louis 4s v'??i Missouri. Kansas Texas 4s . .. .. 1 I Missouri,' Kansas ft Texas Jmls .. ., :-89 f National R.: R. of Mexico consol 4s 84 , New York Central gen. S'.4s 98-. New Jersey Central general r,s .. 129 Northern Pacific 4s 104 Northern Pacific Ss -76 Norfolk & Western consol ts 100 Oregon Short Line rfd. 4s 96 Penn. cv. 3s Joi, Reading General 4s 100 St. Louis A Irop Mountain ronsol 6s 114 St. Louis ft San Francis fit. is.. s7 St. Louis Southwestern con. 4s to ; Seaboard Air Line 4a 88 Southern Pacific 4 93 Southern Pacific 1st 4s cert ideates 96 Southern Railway 6s 118' Texas A- Pselfle lsts 1234 Tnlarin. at. L. sV Western 4s 81 I Union Pacific 4S.. 106 Union Pacific cv.v-ea.. .. . U. 8. Steel 2nd 8s Wabash lets .. .. .. Wabash Deb, B.. Western Md. 4s,. .... ... Wheellnsr ft 'Lake Erie 4. Wisconsin Centra 4a.. .. Japan 4s ctfs,. . .. . Manufacturers andJobbers , !-', .'" '' rraqaantly end H necessary to bare Banking Facilities In ad dition ta those offered by local baaka. THE First National Bank Off Rlotunond, Virginia, With tl.lk.0.0e Capital $8,8.000.08 Deposits IT.eM,e00.9ft Total Resouroes Offera Jast tha Additional Fa aUltlaa Required. Jna. B. PoreelL President; .Jbo. M. Miller, Jr., Vice Presl Sent; Cbaa. Jt. Burnett As aartant Cashier; S. C. Jsplin. Assistant Casbier. JAMBS E. MITCHELL CO. COMMISSION MERCHANTS. Cotton Yarns and. Cotton 7 : Cloths. CONSIGNMENTS SOOC1TET. Philadelphia, 123 and 134 thestnut St. Boston, ino Mimrncr St.. New -York. Jfo. ;J$ fAOnard St. BANbV & TERRELL, GREENSBORO. N. C. Consulting, Hydraulic and Be wer Engineers. Plans and estimates for power plants, and aewer systems made on application. Bandy A. M., Ph. B. Aasoc. M. A. If., So. C E., and Terrell. C. BJ. Rensater. ESTABLISHED 1888 C. P ELLIS & COMPANY Cotton Comniissioa Merchants MEMBERS OF Ths New Tork Cotton Exenange, New Orleans Cotton Exchange, Liverpool Cotton Brokers Association, New Or leans Board of Trade. . Cotton Exetuuig Bnlldlnc NEW ORLEANS , Special attention given to executing- at orders in contracts tor future de- livery of cotton In all tha markets, TOHRjaroNPKwcic BoijciTEP. HUBBARD BROS, ft CO., HANOVER SQUARE, NBW TORK. MEMBERS OF Naw Tork Cotton Ex- change. New Orleans cotton Jcx - change. Associate Msmbers Livers 1 pool .Cotton Exchange, ORDERS SOLICITED For the pur chase and sale of cotton for future delivery. Correspondence Invited. e j" iksS" sauM aae aa-aaPa f -) ;wiws--tosw,acyi Attractive 'Interest paid aemi-anttually.,'' " We have on hand at tills time soma Which will net tha Investor 8 per cent. Correspondence soilcltsd., Wrlta for our pamphlet "Interest, '...- Income and Investments.", BOND DEPARTMENT, Wachovia loan & Trust Coany - WWSTON.SA1EM. Jf," C. . CATLIN fiu CO. 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New Tork Produoe Bx. change, Nsw Orlsans Cotton Exchsnge New Orleans Board ot Trade. Chlcag Board of Trade. Liverpool Cotton, Asso. rlatlon. Executes orders on any of th ! exchanges of which w. are members. All orasrs Bent to our orancn vnii- Greenville, B. C, will be transmitted instantly by private wire to our mala oftlee in New Tork, and executions rst ported promptly. ...... Ths . Best service, Prompt Attention, Immediate Settlements. Tour Business Sollsltsd. V. B. ALEXANDER. Mi 117 W. Washington St., Greenville, COTTON SEED OIL and Gin Machinery NOT JW ANT COMBINATION OR TRUST. Complete plant from fifteen to two hundred tons capacity. Spe cial small oil plants for gin neries. Complete cotton fin ning systems. E. Van Winkle Gin and Machine Works, ATLANTA, - - GEORGIA. t-ttoO6Oo)0OCc)oo6o-ooa : HUGH MACRAE & CQ, Bankers , Miscellaneous Southern Securltlea WILMINGTON, N. a Waahlngton, D, CX, 40S Colorado Bid Cotton Mill Stocks , ! " . ..:. i -TrlT ttim t rTT inr VCI j ,W AU,Lima M. vcuumuibi (joinniissioii, Mercliant. COTTON TARNS ALL COUNTS COTTON 4JOODS COTTON AND QHPTON WASTtt. . . ' . . mm AmSierOam, - 8 X OTK. : kmmmmmmmmmmhmmmmm. RICHARD A. BLYTHE, Commission Merchant. COTTON TVARJPfl AND TARNS. No. 114 Chestnut Street. POTLADELPHIA, , - ,. . PA. A. D. SALKELD & BRO., COMMD3SION MKRCHANTS : a. 79 Laonat-d St ' '' ' IfBW' tokfL COTTTON TARNS, v --WTrB---.'' - - " ' ' PredTc Vietor & ? Achelia. WM. D'OLIER & CO COMMISSION MKIlCHANTfl COTTON YARNS Shlrd and ChastntU Sta. Usainer and Merctuuit Bldgs ' FinLADBIUPTITA, PA. HAYWARD, Mi &.0ARH r Vi Ccttcn CcitM-sSiw3 ENGINEER AND CONTRACTOR. VOONSOCKET Clobber, Rortaff Frames Intsnnadlates, Jack Frames Covering Plant In Carey Manufacturing Co. CINCINNATI, OHIO If You Expect to Buy Gin Machinery for 1906, Write Us et Once For Our Catalogue and Tell us Your Wants ' Continental Gin Company CHARLOTTE N. C. CROMPTON-THAYER LOOM GO.; WORCESTER, MASS. FANCY COTTON AND GINGHAM. TOWKI DAMASK, QUILT. CA8SIMEBE, BLANKET ' LOOMS, DOBBIES. BOX MOTIONS, .REPAIRS. ETC. SOUTHERN OFFICE i CTIARLOTTE, N. C ALEXANDER & G ARSED, Managers. JENCKES SPINNING CO. PAWTUOKET, R. I. COTTON TARN SPINNERS, CONVERTERS AND Corrsspondence With Southern Spinners Solicited. O. a. BOBBINS Complete Equipment for ana uenerai CHARLOTTE. , I. SPENCER COMMISSION MERCHANTS. OfTICBIt Kw Tork, Philadelphia, Yarns and Cotton Piece Goods. . HIGH-GRADE SPINDLE, OIL S Bate Oils Oreasaa, tail Cold Watar Paints. Ageai to GEO. B. HISS OIL GO. CHARLOTTE, N. 0 ' -ivv:; PAULSON, LINKROUM & CO. OttOBl 87-8 LEONARD STREET iso cHEsrxirr street . 10 MONROE STREET - c GREENSBORO SUPPLY COMPANY Mill t 1 t1 . K2chir.cry ,4 'C. DfQwC .K3TCI5 A"D tVIv-S, Si-mJ IV'MHX , J l. v Mfcsisti ti:e tzz::::ziLcxt nil ilk 1 -' raxom epi:ri ' EQUITABLK EUILOINC. '-.-w a-- .'..- . : '., '.; sais-af- v srwg - f VKiis::i : 9 J Automatic Feeders. Openers and Trei Breaker, Inter roedlaUr . Finisher tappers. ; Ktrschner Carding ttcat;:3 Thread Extractors, 4 1 Waste Pickers, etc. Raw Stock Dryers. ETC- ETC. The United States s i. 6 ETC. DEALERS. Cotton Mill, Power Plantar T Macnnerv. NOfiTH CAROLINA. TURNER CO: Chioaco, St, Lovla, UmSm. BagtU,, LOOM. ENGINE AND VALVE Labricattnir Ores sea, Rs-rOltni watuee' ji-sair-ifliu; m " - lv...I lv... j, if t .-J I. . i r i S I) A, 'it M a-V mt t 1 V- M f ?.
The Charlotte Observer (Charlotte, N.C.)
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