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' COMMERCEAND TOAKCE . , sjiaj& n.kJW umr wi wvouj .. ' - ? ' t . ' t u s 4 r ' - Further Recover? Was Made from , Severe Depression Itcmiltlnic From '. ' , r- Ban . .Francisco j DiMwter -Despite ConeidemlM Realizing bjr, IYlduy stayers xor Turn. " , ' 1 New Tork, April SL-The eotton market Opened Arm at an advance, of (to W K -j IlnU. Uv- response to higher cable - end ' bullish Week-end, fttatif tics, together with -,- expectations of a farther reaotlon follow I. log the first Revere depression resulting a, from the Ban Francisco disaster. Trsd tag Was moderately active and with the 'i weather in the South favorable there was -r, considerable- realising by yesterday's buy- - ero for .a turn, under which prices eased ; . af S oM points from the top,--But the i 5 bulls seemed to have a Arm grip en the Hoar months, with the May premium In creasing to about 13 points, and the un , " tiertona Of the market remained steady, " Receipts of cotton at the porta to-day, 17.17 bates, against 1U" last week and ; SS.419 last year. Far the week (estimated), . , W.OOI) bales. antnit ' 91 Mk lant week and Wjjr.r381,77 last "year. Total receipts at. New a , vrieans, ' ooiee, against . ihhi 1 i year, and at 'Houston. 2.697 bales, against I 4 'if Savannah. Oa. April. B, Twrner.llne nrnt.Ml to sales ,280; .receipts 430; - shipment SSt. i , ' - X ? IRoein firm j sales 1.17Z; receipts l.OW; , i.) shipment I?2 rH.lM(Wtt:' A u X 14 aft:' If IK HI- Vf r. M W Wilmington", 'April fl.-8riVft itVrpea- n iiuuiww otJiiiHf rtrpi rasas. Or. .7& last year.. , Loeaes. of a to point at. New l New Orleans, April ' 21. Spot cotton . steady but quiet. Bales 2,500 bales, in cludlns- L1S0 to arrive and 160 f. o. Quotations .unchanged- middling 116-16. Future. influenced' by better lilveroool than expected, opened fire to six points upon tne active ; positions, out early, in the' sasilon reallilns; , sales sent prices v down' JO' to 13 points. The trading- was 'light ind th market closed quiet and weak at the bottom, with net losses of o to I points. i ..s-iVcw Orleans Futuroe, New Orleans, April SI. Cotton futures : ciosear April u.a: May nasi aune 11.20 July- 11JS; - Aug. 11.00; Sept. 10.47; Oct 10.27; Deo, lO.Sli. - I . ' New York Cotton. New Tork. April a. Cotton, spot clos. ed quiet; middling uplands 11.80; middling :. gun sates none. Futures opened firm and closed steady, uuoiauona rangea as follows: open: High Liow close - - 11.H 1L28 11.W 11.16 10.97 10.70 10.66 10.64 10.64 .. 10.67 Ideenool Ootton." Liverpool, April a. Closing: "Cotum, spot aulet; prices 10 potnU higher; American mlddlln fair 8.64: aood mid dling IJ4; middling 844; low middling e.w; good ordinary 6r; ordinary e.so. The sale ef the day were 7,000 bales, of which BOO were for speculation and export and included 6,400 American. Receipts 2,000 caiea, including fw American. Futures opened arm and closed steady. April i; Apruaaay May-june .vr, June. juiy o.yr; juiy-Aug. Aug.-Bept. b.V. Bept.-OcL 6.77; Oot.-Nov. 6.70; Nov.-Dec .W; pec-Jan. 6.89; Jan. -Feb. 6.70, April tay ii. tlnn:.;' , July,,. , Aug. eepV, . OoU,.,. Nov!,,." Jaav .,' ..ofd. n.a 11.11 n.i 10.94 10.70 10.B5 10.54-10.67 11.21 11.11 11.07 10.89 10.66 10,46 10.48 11.21 11:07 11.07 . 10.90 10.87 10.46 10.44 10.47 10.49 Liverpool, Apri l.-The following are the- Weekly- cotton statistics: Bales of Bl.glrtds, 49.000 bales; sales American 42. 00: English spinners': "takings 104,000; total export .; imports all kinds 106, 000; Imports American 88.000; stock all Unas 1.0S3.000; stock American 947.000; Quantity Afloat all kinds 174.000: ouantltv afloat American 122 .000; sales on specula tion gl bales; sales to .exporters 2.000 IIALT. IX BEBOUND OF STOCK8. Becurltles rurcliaeted Entirely in Or- acr to support Market Against EX net of California Calamity Came uacit, tor ie tont-TaUns; on tsank Statement's Strong Showing, New Xork, Aprll 3fi The movement to- Which , was pronounced yesterday, came to-a pause to-day. Iphefce was some evi dence of atfengtk during t he-eHy -deal ings., dui his natural rorces or reactions after the nrl recovery asserted ihem-eelves-, Stocks which , were purcbased yesterday entirely for' the purpose of Buppvrwnv ne niarKet came DacK ' lor ftJ? JtJf. aPd the trading element, which had- followed the rebound, also re sold steok. . The tendency was empha sised after the appearance of the. bank imicnreoi. ine strong showing oelng tak en aavantaa-e of to realize n-r.Ht Th market was. not very active. at any time nuu )m- mio extreme auuness at inter vals. Some of the stocks which have unereu irom girect property losses In California made wide recoveries to-day. Additional imports of gold are looked for next week. There was some recov ery i stocks from the decline after the bank statement, but the closing tone was Total sales of bonds, par value, J1.240, Total-sales were 402.000 shares. Includ es; popper M,w; TODacco 100; C O. mtlu & N. 1.800; N. & W. 1.700; Reading M.900; Southern Rwy. 1,700; Union Pacinc Bieei v. C, C. 300; do pfd. I00t SlOss-ShefHeld 800. ' v - Jfaw Tork Prod no. .New jrork. April Sl.-Floiir steady, but fluU. Winter patents $3.90 to 14.26. Kye neur steady. Cornmeal firm; line white and yellow H,. Rye duU, Barley steady. Wheat, spot steady; No. 2 red nominal. Option closed steady at net unchanged prices to an advance of He. hlgherrUay closed 7; July 8414: Sept. 82H- e- - Ctrn; spot 1 steady: - No. 2, 67.t)ptlons closed steady at net unchanged prices to fcc. lower;-May July M; Sept. (3. ' Oats, pot steady; mixed S7 to 17V4 Beef steady: family' Jll.eO to I18.OO; mess 9D.00 to HO.00;- beef hams $20.00 to 121.60. CutmeaU steady; pickled bellies 9U to 10H; ; pickled shoulders $7 07; pickled hams ll jo 11. , Lard easy; Western prime JR.86 nominal; refined easy; conti nent 20; 'Compound, 7 to 7ft; pork steady; family fU.BfrtO 118.75 short clear $18.26 to 118.00: mess $17.25 to $17.76, Tallow steadv. ! Cotton' seed oil was moderately active ana nrmr on tne spot. iTlme crude f. o. be mills 8(H4 to 81;. prime summer yel low STo 88; prime white 33 to 40; prim winter vyvuvw pro w, w. , , 1 Potatoes irregiilar; Bermuda new per barrel $3 to $8; Florida new H to $6.60.' Cabbage weak; Florida red per erate 11.60 jK.00: 'do white li.a to $176; Char leston $1.25 to $1.60. Freights and peanut quivi, pnenanaeu. f Butter irregular. CheeseV unchanged. Fkss Arm. unehanered. Rosin steady) strained common to good 4e; turpentine quiet 67 to en rlne . steaay; ,aomesuc . tair 24 to e; Jnpon nominal, ..Molasses Arm; New' Orleanc oreneo xetiie gooa to cnolce so to St. Coffee to 12.- Future clotod tedy, sugan-raw- dull;:, fair refining 22 29-83 Uubbard. Bros, M Co. Cotton Letter Special to Jh Observer. S j ' ' New Tork,' April 2U After the opening the orders, to sell from he South espe cially in the new crop deliveries gradual ly undermined the advance and wlttt the exception of the tmorovement on Mav the market finally closed lower than yes terday. In the May position the shorts ar graauauy - covering wnne ine outetoe long Interest is holding on expecting to benefit from the operations 4t the trad ers who are expected to receive all the tenders. j Usually that is a poor policy as shorts are the best buyers tn advance of delivery while the eotton may only be uiaen as a protection, against snort sale of July and August every one gives these traders credit for tha name vfow nt the general situation and present prospect of m snip aiargs as can oe produced next season. The South wishes to raise w largs a crop as it can at present profit able prices and with the present outlook for the weather' la wllllna to sail mart -ui n iruuauie yicia in aavanee. ' MUBBAKU BROS, ft CO. C. P. Ellla Co.'a Cotton Letter, Special to The Observer. New Orleans. Anrll : SI TJvernonl a1 vanced sharply under the Inspiration of the very bullish figures of the visible supply changes ,and spinners' takings Kiuiuuncea lust evenmg, out after an opening advance of to 7 points, the American markets relapsed Into dullness which encouraged the army of bear soaiper to nammer 10 points off tn price. 1 ' ' .-. Considering the almost entire unanimity of bear sentiment now existing w- con clude that a very large short Interest exists in an tne markets. the crop reports mu and whenever this comes shorts will ts. Ant change In be for the worse find difficulty m covering as their' con tracts are 'mainly held not by bull spec- iJ 1 '-:'-C. i BU.I8 A CO. M" 1'V .j, i -till t , , , 4lier. Money Market. 4 New Tprkti u Aprll il.-Money on .call nominal; no .loans; time loans steady; 60 days t to H percent; 90 days 6U to 6; six months I to S. Prime mercantile paper v to eiisier ng exchange irreg ular at $484.16 to, $484.2$ for demand' and at $481.10 to $481.10 for eO day, bJUs. Posted rates 12' to '$488 and ' W M f8. Commercial bills f480 to $480. ' Bar silver MTiJMexlean dollarffl!: " i, j in' ... t i In ,- vKartcatc' Grain. : ' -:J: ' Chicago, - April 21 Favorable weather throuahout the when t-ern wins' iw-HAni of the United Butea imparted' a weak tone 4o.-the wheat market, at the close to-day, flnar quotations on the Hay de livery being off to . Corn was done t. wis snowea a logs of xo 44. Pro vision were to 1 lower. A li E OT D E R ti S C A R S E P Compete Equipment for Cotton and Vo6lcn;tlill5: ; vfl f : Power Plants CHARLOTTE, tORTH CAROLINA Villiam 6. Charles COISSJOS CEtWirCiUoi, Yarns, all ' t CiBDts (itto Goods ' V. COTTON AND COTTON" WASTE. f Offloes Charlotte, N." - Boston, Mass, and Amsterdam, N. v. S'i Main OfllcttAmsterdani, N.1 IT, COT-TON Wi ILL MACHINERY. Stuart W. Cramer;' ' ENQINEER AND CONTRACTOR. toAf 4NKg OUTM TRYOM ST., OHARkOTTI. N. o. COM FA RATI VE PORT RECEIPTS. April.il Galveston .. New Orleans Mobile ...... Savannah .. Charleston . Wilmington Norfolk, Boston .... Tola! t. Tester, day; 4.688 ,4 '.'.z,m test year. .4,914 I.8S9 225 6,248 "104 M4 ' a.29 - 8CS i- tt,vts j: Memphis Augusta . St. Louis Cincinnati Houston , INTERIOR RECEIPTS. -April 21 . . Tester- Last day. . year. .... ........ 8 XUi 179 ; - 882 .......1,814 M0 .. '465 2.697 5.762 CLOSING STOCK LI8T. Seaboard Air Line Stock. Baltimore. Anrll 31 8. A. I. ammmon and preferred nothing doing. Wadesboro News Notes. Special to The Observer. Wadesboro. April 20. Mr. R. B. Redwlne and three little children, of Mottroe, spent yesterday In the city, guests of Mrs. Thomas Coxa. Mrs Coxe accompanied them home last night. (Mrs. Sam Houston and Miss Elsie Bennett spent yesterday in Rockingham. 'Mr. H. W. Hordon, of North Wilkesboro, spent to-dav In the the .i city.-JMrs. J. M. Covington spent Monaay in Rockingham. Tne uoserver s correspondent, seeing a gentleman from Mdrshvllle on th streets Tuesday night, approached him- and the first thing he said was "They nave fixed us up right now since they have put this Jug train on, leu Marsnvnie at o'clock this at ternoon and I am going back to nighl." Mrs. Henry Schwary and Mr. O. P. Bhepperd, of Baltimore, mother and sister of Mr. J. A. Hardlson. arrived Tuesday morning to spend some time with Mrs. Hardlson. Founder's Day at Converse, Special to The Observe ' Spartanburg. 8. C. April, 21-Sun day will be observed as Founder's Day at Converse College. The 21t of April has heretofore been observed as Founder" Day for that date 1 the anniversary of the b'rth of the late D; E. Converse, by whose munificence the handsome Institution was mad possibility. The day falling on Sat urday, which might prevent the pres ence or many who desire to be there. tne autnontis decided to have the ex ercises one day later in the month. The chief feature of the programme is an address by" President Poteat, of Furman University. The " slna-lna of twO-part songs by the choral society win also be an interesting part of the i r t ' - 4-exereuies. - Tctl IS Feet. Correspondence of The Observer. 'Durham, April . Testerday after noon Henry Williams, a painter, fell 25 feet while at work painting a house on Man gum street. It was first fear ed that his fair would be fatal. Thli afternoon It was stated by his physi cian that h was getting along very well and that the hurt he received wouiq not prove taiai. Adams Express 236 Amalaumated Cooper ...'. 110V& American Car . Foundry .. 48 American Car t Foundry pfd. i .."1024 American Cotton Oil 33tt American cotton un pro w American Express ;. 22$ American Hide & Leather pfd .. CHARLOTTE COTTON MARKET. These figure represent the price paid to wagons; April 21 Good middling 114 Strict middling 114 Middling .- 11 Good middling, tinged .... .. 11.60 Stain .. .. ...10 to 10tt PORT MOVEMENT. S3 29-83 't 1 13-32 to 'I ll-14i IK.1S.-r : OMnlrlfunl M tMt t 1 7.1. Molasses suaar 2 21-82 to refined quiet. Confectioners A $4.45: mould A $4.; cut loaf S80; crushed 8&.80t powdered k $4. 70;' granulated Ht; , cube , 4, , 4 1 Baltimore) Produce. Baltimore, - April . 21. Flour quiet,-' un- enangta. wneat sieaayj spot nontract $M -to 84. ' Southern . . - ... . Cortf firms spot Wi to tl Southern white 2H to 4VtV r Oat flrmrNo., 2, mixed HT to 7ii! rye nrmj mo. b vteswrn to , i HUtter steaajf uncnanaea; fancy imit' 1; Uj lion 19 to- 20; do creamery - S3 to 23 laaie m to. if: store pacxea u to J4 1 F- y teady, uachanged Is. r Cheese BXfU.JWt, .nrTUMiB-ea.r irS Btpt, -J4U1 Nov. 14: medium Sept 1414; Nov. 14; mall 14 to 14. ' ; 8ugar steady, unchanged. v . j , Xava storea, Rosin nothing dolns: receipts m - Crude turpentine firm 13.90. $4.7 : t .reeelpt CC .. , ' T , . and . Ilia Pry Goods Markets :- New York April StBuslnexa In staple ' eotten eontrnued : of -seesonahle - dimen , 1 kns in the drv gnods t market to-day. ' Prices were held firmly on print cloths tad print. , . . ' ; , Galveston .. .... .. New Orleans, steady Mobile, steady Savannah, steady ,. i cnaneston, nrm .. .. Wilmington, steudy .. Norfolk, quiet.. .. .. . Baltimore, nominal .. New Tork. quiet '., ., Boston, quiet ... ... . Philadelphia steady. . Houston.. .. . Augusta, steady .. . , Memphis, quiet ,1 .. . St. Louis, steady .. Louisville, firm . .. ;. .. .Holiday . 116-1 . 118-16 . U8-14 . U . UK 11H ! 11 . 11.80 . 12.08 Holiday . 117-1 . Utt . 116-16 . n i ESTIMATES. April 21 ' " ' - ' To- ' Last ; day ;Year New Orleans ..i. .:j,800-,8o . 4,46 Houston i . , v . 'f . . .7. . l,6vd-2,00 6,260 Galveston .. . ; 1425 .CHARLOTTE PRODUCE MARKET. (Corrected dally 'by S.i W. Zimmerman . - Company.) . -Chickens Spring ... ,. .... 12 frss Hens Per head , , , 26 Cv40 Ducks v . . 26 . Eggs.,.., ,. it.. . ..... K . , . .. Rvt t ha Oats Feed i ..... ... .. 4S ma Corn ',. . 7& TT itton Seed.. .. .... .. .. .. 1. Kit Oat Seed .. to eSS CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISION. .-"f s"j' .ji April jtt ,....JbL. - High. Low Clote July V.-.. ,.,': ",, ,j.78; 7T W iCORKr-., ifcfj, M, l. April- .... 'JU, Ml May ...:.,. 47, 4T 47 uljr.. .. 46H,45i 45T4 September ..-, ,.48?t 4 46. 82 American Ice 42 American ice pro American Linseed Oil 25 1 American Linseed-Oil pfd 42 American -Locomotive.. 87H American, Locomotive pfd 113 American Smelting A Refng.. .. .. 1S7U American SmsHlng & Refng. pfd.... 119 American Sugar Refining 13 American Tobacco pfd. certif 103 Anaconda Mining Co 271H Atchison .... 903 Atchison pfa..; .. .. 101 Atlantic Coast Line i ... 161 Baltimore A Ohio .. Ill Baltimore aViOhio pfd 93 Brooklyn Sapid Transit .... 8414 Canadian Pacific 142 Central of New Jeraev 213 Chesapeake 4V Oliie 6S Chicago & Alton auw Chicago Alton pfd 71f7- Chicago Great Western 20 Chicago A Northwestern 20b Chicago. Mil. A St. Paul v..172 Chicago Terminal A TranB 11 Chicago Terminal A Trans, pfd.. .. 27-V C, C. C. A St. Louis 101ft Colorado Fuel A Iron , 61 '4 Colorado A Southern S3 Colorado A Southern 1st pfd 70. Cplorado A Southern 2nd pfd 4& Consolidated Gas 13JH4 Corn Products Refining 24? Corn Products Refining pfd 79 Delaware A Hudson .. 207 Delaware, - Lackawanna A West.... 437ft Denver A Rio Grande 44 Denver A Rio Grande pfd 87 Distiller' Securities 68 Erie 1st pfd.. 77 Erie 2nd pfd i, 874. General Electric lt Hocking Valley 129 Illinois Central 17! International Paper .. .... 21 International Paper pfd 84ft International Pump .. .. 48ft. International Pump pfd..-.. .. r ,i 82 ' Iowa-Central .. V. ? -ii. S ' Iowa Central pfd .. ..... 64 . Kansae City Southern .. .. .. .. 27 Kansas -City Southern pfd .... 68 Louisville A Nashville .. .' 147ft, Manhattan L 184ft Metropolitan Securities .. .. .. .. Metropolitan St. Ry , 114ft Mexican Central .. .. ,. ...... 24ft UinnAarutll. A at I ,,,,!. Minn.. St. P. A Sault. Bte."M'.' .' Minn., St. P. A Sault Ste. M. n Missouri Pacific Missouri, Kansas A Texas.. .. , Missouri, Kansas A Texas pfd , National Lead National R. R. of Mexico pfd.. New York Central . New York Ontario A Western Norfolk A Western .. Norfolk A Western pfd .. .. . North American .. .. .. Pacific Mail Pennsylvania, People's Gas'... ,, . Plttabura-. C. C. Rt. fjiiii. Pressed Steel Car ,. .... .. ,. Pressed Bteel Car pfd.. . . . .. . Pullman Palace Car,. ..... .. . Reading , j. Reading 1st pfd.. Reading 2nd pfd.." : Republio Steel.. .. ., .. Republic Bteel ofd .. .. Rock Island Co .: .. .. .. . ROck Island Co. Did Rubber Goods.. Rubber Goods tM St. Louis A San Fran. 2nd pfd.. St. Louis Southwestern St. Louis Southwestern pfd.. .. Southern Pacific Southern Pacific ofd Southern Railway .. , Southern Railway pfd Tennessee Coal A Iron ?exas A Pacific oledo. St. Louis A West Toledo, St. Louis A . West, pfd Union Pacific. .. ., ., Union Pacific nfd I'nlted States Express United States Leather United States Leather pfd i nueo aiaiea rteauy ., ., United States Rubber United States Rubber pfd. .. .. United States Steel .... . , United States Steel ofd .. .. Virginia-Carolina Chemical Japan 4ft. ,. V & Japan 4fts certificates 2nd Series .. 91 Liouisviue st isasnvine t inned 4s .. 103' Manhattan eonsol gold 4s 101 Mexican. Central '4s ... 80' Mexican Central 1st Inc 23 Minn, ft St. Lrfuie iMft Missouri,' Kansas A -Texas 4s lol Missouri, Kansas A Texas In, I .. 89 National R. R. of Mexico eonsol 4s 84 New Tork Central gen. 3 fts 98 New Jeraev Central n. :s i:x Northern Pacific 4s.. 104 Northern Pablfic 8s. Norfolk A Western onsol inoft Oregon Short Line rfdg. 4s 96 Penn. cv. 8ft.. 100ft Reading Goneral ,4a 100 St. Louis A Iron Mountain 'nsn 5h 113ft 6. Louts 8an Francisco fg. ts . .. 8t, fit. Louis Southwestern con. 4. . .. m Seaboard Air Line 4s nfd 88 Southern Pacific 4s n-j Southern Pacific 1st 4s ecrtinra'rs Southern Railway 6s 11714 Texas A Pacific lets rj3 Toledo, St. L A Western 4s ifl.... 8 I'nlon Pacific 4s.. , in; Union Pacific cv. 4s 154ft ir. 8. Steel 2nd 6s S9 waoaan iris ., lift Wabash Deb. B 794 Western Md. 4s. ...1. b Wheeling- A Lake Brie 4s 89 Wisconsin Central 4 sift Japan 4s ctfs.. 84T4 Revolving Plat Card, Railway Head, Drawing: Pramea, spinning Frames, Twisters and Spoolers QuUlen and Reels, lYoon ; ' akjon ewssai CautTABLS BUILOINSe ,.!,ATUAWTAiA, if Automatic Feeders, Openers and Truolt V . Breaker, Interrnedlataaiid Finisher Lappers, Klrschner Carding Beater Thread Extractors ! r , 15- t .t. if 'r ETC., ETC 4tfatUsS3 Roriag ItrtmMdlatsts Jack Pramea Waste Plckavs, tld. ' 'p ETC., ETC. lw Stock & f r . ' 1 t Manufacturer and Jobbers Freqaently Sad It necessary to have Banking Facilities In ad dition te those offered by local . THK First National Bank ef lUoluxioAd, Virginia, , With fl.864.000.0 Capital 6.666.66I.00 Deposits 7.0,600.0 Total Resource Offer Jttet the Additional Fa ellltles Reauired. Jno. B. Puroen, President; Jno. M. Miller, Jr., Vice Presi dent; Chaa. K. Burnett, As gSrtant Cashier; J. C. Joplln. Assistant Cashier. 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, eta, address Charlotte Branch The Philip Carey Manufacturing Co. 216 S. College St. E. P. TINGLEY, Manager. i. BOND DEPARTMENT WACHOVIA LOAN S TRUST COMPANY, WINSTON -SALEM. N. C. BONDS AND STOCKS. We, invite correspondence from parties desiring to buy or sell. Our list of Investments mailed upon application. MILLER & COMPANY EXCHANGE BROKERS. No. 100 Broadway, - - - New Tork. Members: New Tork Stock Exchange. New Tork Cotton fcxehaoge. New YorH Coffee Exchange. New York Produoe Ex. change. New Orleans Cotton Exchange, New Orleans Board of Trade, Chlcag4 Hoard of Trade, Liverpool Cotton, Asso ciation. Executes orders on any of thi exchanges of which we are members. All orders sent to our branch office al Greenville, 8. C., will be .transmitted Instantly by private wire to our malq err ice in New Tork, and eaeetitipna rei ported promptly. ' The Best Service, Prompt Attention) Immediate Settlement. Tour Business Solicited. F. B. ALEXANDER.. Mgr. (17 W. Washington Bt., Greenville, 8. G JAMES E. MITCHELL CO COMMISSION MERCHANTS. Cotton Yarns and Cotton ft Cloths. CONSIGNMENTS SOMCITED. Philadelphia, 122 and 124 Chestnut fit Boston, 185 Rammer St. New York, No. 73 Tjeonard St. h COTTON SEED OIL and Gin Machinery NOT IN ANT COMBINATION OR TRUST. Complete plant frorri fifteen to two hundred tons capacity. Spe cial small oil plants for gin neries. Complete cotton gin ning systems. E. Van Winkle Gin and Machine Works, ATLANTA,? w" . - GEORGIA. HKKHOHO. N. f .' , mi,, !,l i Greensboro Supply Company, Mill Supplies and Machinery Motors and Dynamos, Steam and Power Pumps, Gasoline Engines, Iron Working Machinery. Wood Fibre Plaster Machinery. Direct Representative. DKUVYNlLL IU. Mtti aOI "P Dayton. Ohio If You Expect to Buy Gin Machinery for 1906, Write Us at Once for Our Catalogue and Tell us Your Wants BANDY & TERRELL, GREENSBORO, N. C. Consulting. Hydranllo and Sewer Engineer Plans and estimates for power plants and sewer systems made an application. Bandy A. MU h. B. Aeaoe. M. A. HUGH MAORAE & CO., C So. C. E., and Terrell, a SL i "0Vfi Rensater. - BailKerS ' ' ' I Misoellaneona Southern Seourltiea ' vnUfufOTON, N. Or Wrtttingtoa, V. OL, 40S Colorado Bid ; Cotton ZUH Stocks Continental Gin 1 CHARLOTTE N. C. Company BSTABUSRKD lilt C. P ELLIS & COMPANY Cotton Commission Merchants RICHARD A. BLYTHE, Commission Merchant. COTTON WARPS AND TARNS. MEMBERS OF The New Tork Cotton Exchange, Mew Orleans Cotton Exchange. Liverpool 1:011 on Broaerr Association. New. Or lean Board M Trade. i Cotton Bxehaaire Balldlnt NEW ORLEANS j of orders In contracts for future de- A. D. 8ALKELD & 8R0.. OORKKSTOTTDENCE SOIilCTTED. I CROMPTON-THAYER LOOM C6. WORCESTER, MASS. FANCY COTTON AND GINGHAM. DAMASK, QUILT, CA88IMERE. BLANKET TtOM.a POBBIE8, BOX MOTIONS, REPAIRS, ETC. SOUTHERN OITICBi CHARLOTTE, N. C. ALEXANDER & GARBED, Managers. TOWEL, KTCv Sf- A No. 114 Chestnut Street. riliiiAJDKXiPHXA, ' 4 . - PA, COMMISSION MERCHANTS JCNCKES SPINNING CO. PAWTUCKET, R. I. COTTON XARN SPINNERS. CONVERTERS AND DEALERS. Correspondence With Southern Spinners Solicited. " Virginia-Carolina Chemical i..,.. 47 Virginia-Carolina Chemical pfd.. ..in Wabash ...., ..,,(, ...,k,..,- a Wabashi ofd vi Wells Fargo Express.. Westing bo asa Electric Weeurn Union Wheallna aV Lake Erie Wisconsin Central .. .. Wlsoonsin Central pfd Snothern Paclfle Central Leather , Central Leather -pfd .. gloss-Sheffield ....... MEMBERS OF New Tork Cotton Bx ehange, New Orleans Cotton Ex- ehange, Aseocfate : Member LiTer pool Cotton Exchange. Orders solicited Far the pur chase and sale of eotton for future, I delivery. Correpondnce invited. .....tlo NEW TORK BONDS. 'J ir..yv.,'Akeos OATS mr 4aE'w"sO'el July .... September May v -w wiy im v...- ...,.- - ,1,.',, V , ll May,,. 2H n to. '.-':.i.05 iui i.w W.J7 1.171. IAltU.11 IMS September1 ..,fc;,..K.$ "i.tt. M May 'i.1. t?a. in iti July , Sits in m September V. t,M V. 8. refunding ts, registered.. ..-.-; )B rerunomg t, coupon .. ... -V 3a.' registered .. .. ... IT. 8. as. coupon; - .. .. km b. 01a s, regis terea .. .. ., .. .. 10- V. 8. Old 4s, coupow .-. U. S. New is, registered U.S. Newts, coupon,, ., American Tobacco 4s.,-,. American Tobacco (., ,. Atchison gen. 4s.. ., ., Atchison adjustment ... Atlantic Coast Un 4.. Baltimore aV Ohio s.. ., BaHimor Ohio s.. . . ASi'i m . .. .. UiH ......v.. 10H( ... hi r: Sft -..v...., -. eau h m.i .. ,. ,, tr,. 114 gia 1st Inc:, ' 96$ da Jnd Inc4, .. m X8 BrooKiya ,. i cv. t ... ... , ttntrai 01 owri em.. Central or ueori rntmit nf Oeors; central 01 worini ea tmif .... , Shesapeake Ohio ,, t . Ii hleago A Alton 1., .. I Chicago, B. 4cy new v Chicago, hLt Pactfie X. B. 4s., tn Chicago, H. I. P. R. eol. jSe .I'90i r? ,l c. ' St. Louis sen. 4m a. ttnZ coiersao Colorado Mnnido roha is.-. .'. .. ..,.-...' UMii Denver .JiOv wranoe e At ; 100 Dlsllllenf Seourltlea t.j v .. $b Erie prior Hen ., -.. Jft , Erie henersi U. ft,,t ,t',V'3, 'j ,4tt Hocain llMS 1 Japan , Jnd Series . ,. .. .... 7 HUBBARD BROS. & CO., HANOVER SQUARE, NEW TORK. SS.7S Leonard St, NEW TORK, COTTTON TARNS. WITH - Fred'k Vietor & Achelis. CATLIN CO, (ill Oswatasjoa: MaretaaiM 845 and Zii Broadway, New ,York: Boston, Philadelphia. Uy COTTON YARNS; All numbers, Skeins,- Warps, .?' Cops and Cones ' T':' COTTON GOODS. ' p1-'. .' ' ' ,';, O.. Howard Wllsot NorrjFe Bnar members or-A WU. D'OLIER & CO., COMMISSION MERCHANTS COTTON YARNS Third and Cheatimt Sta. , v. iCarlrier and Merchant Bid nmiADELPHiA, sa. 3 f al 4i 4tL-w' O. 1. BOBBINS Complete Equipment for Cotton Mill, Power Plants ;' an4 1 General ; Machnery. . , , i . vv- '1 i 1 r CHARLOTTE. ' NORTH CAROLHTAl t:l J. SPENCER TURNER CO: C0M11IBSI0N MERCHANTS, ? OFFICEBt New Tork, Phuadelpbla, Chioao, ft Lotdav Londow, Enflma , Yarns and Cotton Piece Goods.; . " - yi I , l '7 v Tj 'H ,1 , New Tork Cotton Exrhange -v New York Coffee Exchange 7 New . Orleans Cotton' Rxchang yf Liverpool Cotton , AatOu Ltd,, I ' FERNILv WILSOfi i & . CO., COMMISSION" MERCHANTS Si' Bearer ' Street l'St : York Prompt Attention ;Olvh to the Exe. v tcution. AfOrdeca .otu the -; ' 'Exchanged: . 'w " Jf'. CORRESPODE'C SOUCITED. IWM'VICK K ir l- j ' jj i::MVCiAR! ; 5r,'A --h , ."e- . Ccllca Ccr.r.iss:ca v;. '-' i ; i ' IuvswmwmVm HIGH-GRADE SPINDLE. L00Mt ENGINE AND VALVE ( OIL Soooraa Bell Oil and Creaeea, Lnhrioatuia Greeaaa. Ready-MUad Pa!x .1 . Li - ',r...4A, .... .. - una i'Siwai, oU Water Palnta, It ' 't v'. Wattleef Dreasine Ooaipoaada. CEO. B. : HISS i OlLr CO. PAUION : LINKROUM & CO. w r ... -.-.,v .. . ; je -,., .' if' , a v e; p sjs. -. ; , : A ' ST-SS LrOVR STRKET -I3 ClHCSTNLT STKF.1-7I . SIS MONROE SlItLLT , . at a ' 1. . ft i it 1 - ' $4 - j US i 0
The Charlotte Observer (Charlotte, N.C.)
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April 22, 1906, edition 1
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