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, . u V:. i V f V YI YA V CHARLOTTE -DAILY 1 OBSERVER, APRIL 23, 103. 'f A COTTON ACTIVK ANt SERVOCS Clrrnlatkm"of ;lkr''N'otloe on About V eo.ootr Bale CansMI Some TrepUto--, tloa VnQl Tfc-Wer 'token Owe - t . but Remitting Improvement , Wm Jlare TMb U PoUonln; ' Stcxc Market Break Close Points Higher to Lower. W Tork, April f.-Th cotton market , a rrr ncrvout and irregular during -v , to-day' session. The clone was 2 points ''tf' higher to point lower. Bales were -; UmaUd at S00.600 bals. : f ' Tb market opened steady nt an ad " Vance) - of S to 5 points In response to . higher cables. Trading- was quite active at first and the market acted very nr r. vous. owing to the circulation of May notices, which were Issued to the extent of about MJUOO bulfs Their progress through the street was attended by at- '- terlng liquidation of May through com- mission houws, but the bull leaders hud '-' brokers bnving hy around the ring and -i before midday it became evident that ' . .'the cotton was all being taken care of. i'-'Thur-was followed by a alight Improve ment In prict-s, which was aluo pro HEAVT .stVMP . V J Urgent IJauldaUon for Aoconnt of Somas" InMtraaretJompanlea B rough t4 Abqut Indiscriminate Tlirowlng Over" -'and Gave Bear Trader a tireatt v Opportnnltr Break . of S3 " Point la ukreat Northrrn. Pre- fenvtL a. -'.New 'irork, April 3. Kecertou liqui dation wa thrown upon the market to day it'ii time when tha demand waa almost paralysed.- Tha baas, alternant amongst -the traders shewed ' itself f moreover, alert and well organised and met tha erldenec of forced selling by savage onslaught on prices which cut under tha market and added to tha de moralisation. Tha ;tldneas wit Which the bear rlement operalea was indicated by the violent rebounds between , an alaiights when the bears took hastj nronis bv buvtn to cover stiorts. I was the common understanding that the men urgent liquidation was for account ot soma of the Insurance companies. The indiscriminate nr in which stocks wars i thrown over anl the violence or me a- dined at. which sales were effected, rave r.; j i.. " .. .t (n9ni rise to dimuietm rumors, especially re- irala New Orleans, but after showing h rding the ioiuiion of some of the In- t advance of about 6 to H points, the auianco wiipaiiw " Mrket weakeneI sharply owing to the : Hie violence of the decline In somo-f break In the stock market ana eu ng ;""- '-1"- -' unduly during the recent period of confl- bjr Wall sti-eet longs. 1 lie decline carried prices aooui l lO J" iuim f.lgh point of the morning und to a net loss of t to 10 points on Hie active months. Toward ih close, profit-taking; the lowest, but very unsettled. deuce while practically no offerings were made in the market. The Hill stocks and the Northwestern Pacifies were the by shorts cauaed part in I recocer from ""a u""" "no n,??"'VtJhlv tne iijinpnoiif ihiiiimk-u t ...v . ...... -t; - M.iv dosed nit unchan- I uianve inuiistriuis aiw inn nm uiuj. mi apO' ... .. j.. nrjifAr-TMl mi.HulitH the ma. Imiim. hilt t?eT'-ga.n. 1 TCi " " and..-1 .f0" L!l , ?. ... 1. .,.nn.i..i. Northwestern I'nclflc. ChiCRBO A . St. fTewrbalen, against 7.S8 last week and Paul. Minneapolis "hL''Z'Li0, S1 m iswt v"r To .lavs receipts .it .ruel and Anaconda offered examples of Kew Orleansf 1.S7I hales, against 3,:, last to 15 point, decline. In the general SSn-TiHi ll Houston ? .112 l.al.-s. (....Inst ! st. losses of 2 to 6 points were, fairly lU last y3n Iximwm of 5 to appoint at Sew Or- j - IcatiH. New Orleans. April 27. -Spot cotton op ened higher but closed firm; quotations jinchand- gle 'J.fioo bnlis. includliiK too to arrive. Middling 1 1 5-lt. Futures opened steady and 1 to 2 points above lt evenings closing. On the Stepping of May notices In New York prices took an upward turn hut the ar rivaiice was soon lost on false reiwrts of financial troubles In -New ork The market whs vcrv narrow throughout the arsslon and closed with nil losses of J to points. The trading was very light. rvr Orleans Fiiltirr. New Orleans. April 27.-Cotton future closed: April 11.00: May ll.Wt: June II OS; July II. lo: Aug. 10.87; Sept. 104S; Uct. 10.3J; Iec. 10 34. Nev York Cotton. New York. April 27.('lose: HjKit cot Ion quiet- middling uplands Il ia; mid dling gulf1 1.00; sales none. Futures opened and rinsed steady. Quotations ranged as follows: Otien High liw 11 20 ord 11 12 Ki.97 bid 10 .m 10.8ft KeneraL The. weakness in stocks continued throughout the day with successive sell Ing njovemprils at new low levels Inter spersed with occasional rallies on short covering. ' The closing tone was weak, although mixed with some of these spas ruoillc rallies. llonds were weak. Total sales, par value ti.m.OOO, United States bonds un changed. Total sales stocks, 1.781.700 shares. In cluding: Copper 3M.700: Cotton Oil 200; Hineltlng 48,000; Tobacco 4.000; Anaconda 6K.KWI: A. C, L. 1,300; B. R. T. 62,600; C. & O. 12.000: 8t. Paul 25.000; Colo, fuel 47. f0: U N. .00; N. 4V W. 8.70ft; Penria. K.m. Rending 200.409; Bout hern Pacific SO..VI0; Bouthern Rwy. J.40!; pfd. .100; T. C. I. 700; Union Paclflo 824,300; Steel 177.-400- pfd. 3.6O0; Va.-Caro. Chem. -1,900; pfd. 4i0: Northern Paclflo 44.600; 8loss-8hef-tleld Steel 2.400- . ;ik HEATJ B;E R2&;: .(3 A.R S!E B. . ' - ' -. , General Machinery Agentsi v ' Complete Equipment for. Cotton and Woolen Mills. P. P Power Plants CHARLOTTE,' NORTH CAROLINA I Tt William B. Charles ooTTpy vAnyg,. cxyrroy poops, ' and corrbx waste. Offloea trharlotte X. C. . Boston Maaav nntl Amsterdam Main Offlc- Amsterdam, jr. y. CO i i .j .JiL;. i.u CrSTUART::W.V;CRAli'ER j k m a a 0 -it cnqincl: And contractor. COUTH TRVOM 8T. ONARLOTTI. N, O. - OOMTPARATIVE Oalvastdh .. New Orleans .. Mobile .. .'. .. Savannah .... . Charleston Wilmington Norfolk .... ,t .. Baltimore New York Boston .. .... - , Philadelphia .. Brunswick ..... Newport Nawg .. Total PORT RECEIPTS. April 17 Tester- Last day ; .... 4,171 ....632 .... 8&S ...1,215 .1.U0 .1B,13T . Tear 2.44S ,543 . Wi 6.6SS in 831 , 2,28 77i 211 79 25 2.267 247 21,50 NEW T0RK 8TOCKS. CHARLjOTTB PRODUCE MARKET. (Corrected daily by J. W. Zimmerman Company.) . Chickens-Spring- .. 12 0 Hens Per head 36 40 Ducka ft KfgS.. .... .t la Rye .. 80 Corn 78 77 Cotton Seed - 'iffa Oats Feed ,46 W Oat Bead .". .' WKKK1.T INTJERIOR COTTON TOWNS April May , June . July . Aug. Sept. Oct . Nov. . Pec. . Jan. . Feb. . March 10.45 10. id 10.40 hid 11.17 11.00 11.02 10 7 lO.fH 10.47 10.43 10 4A 10.61 11.02 10 i)l 10 M H) 72 M T4 10.35 10.39 io..Tr. 10 41 fiose ii.ni n io .no I 10 91 10 74 ! 10. 4 ! 1019 W.3)t i 10.40 I 10 44 I 1047 ; lo.ao ; steady .. Oa.', atdy Miss., qt. Albany .. .. Athens .. .. Atlanta, firm Hrenham Charlotte, Columbia Columbus. Columbus, Dallas . . . Kufaulii ,. Greenville Greenwood Helena I.lttle Rock, quiet... Macon Meridian Montgomery, atdy. Nashville, firm Nalcliei Newberry Raleigh, weak Home Helma Shreveport, steady.. Md. 11 (-16 11 V4 170 1W4 10 Its. p. 81s. 60S 831 271 40 . 173 166 136 20 02 2711 1!hM im 150 02 2711 177 19 B. C. Liverpool Cotton. Liverpool. April 27. -Cotton, spot good business done; prices 2 points hlglur; American middling fair H.r.7; good mid dling 6.27; middling 07; low middling 6.81; good ordinary 5 73; ordinary 6.M. The sales of the day were 10,000 bales. A .t.ni. l rnvi ....... bn,l I r.!: -'J' ,'?.a.a n .,..'.."' i,.'" " i Vlcksburg rtJll l Hll.1 llll lull.'.! f . T1 ' rtlll':. (m... IV ; " r.inta WOlh huli.a Ini luitltiir l'J 300 Amei l- : 1,100 -.liy can. Futures opened iiuet and steady and closed stendv- Anierlian middling g. o. c. April 6.90; April-May 5.W. May June 6.S9; June - Jul v 5.90; Julv-Aug. 5:i0; Aug.-tfept. S.;: Hept -Oct. 5.74: Oct. -Nov. $.s$t Nov.-Iec. 6.6.1, Dec. -Jan. 5.65; Jan. Feb?6. Hca Iwlantl Cotton. Pavannah. Oa., April 27 8c Island cot ton: Fancy Florida 20, ta 2l;Aextrw choice do 14: choice do lt to MVi; fa nay Oeorgias full staple to 21; extra choice Oeorgias to 1H; choice do 16 to HH; extra fine (leorgltiH and Florldus 17 to 17H;.nne do Ifi. 116 166 2219 229 879 11 M0 1109 10 11 UK 11 639 39 139 260 271 5X9 232 119 492 6278 937 2939 aooti 620 414 39 3fi0 295 764 23 1366 427 63 3006 845 8ti6 l&S COTTON RECEIPTS. New York. April 27. The following are the total net receipts of cotton at all iiorts since September 1st: Galveston 2,3S2,4R0 New York Prortucw. New York, April 27, Flour steady. Rye flour steady, wheat eaay, nominal, op tions to c. net lower. May K; July Sept K!Vi. t Corn steadv. No. 2. f.7 elevator Options c. net higher. May 5Hv; July 13; Hept. fMts steady: mixed 37 to .li'-j. Reef steady, t'nimeuts steady. Iird barely ktoad.v . refined barely stea ly; cfintlniil 19 in. I'ork steady. Tallow Steady. Roam firm 14.00 to $4.U7'4. Tur titlne firm. I'tlce steady. Molasses steady. Coffee, spot Mm stendv: fA'o. 7 invoii e Jl-ls. Mill stiiutv KiitiiJ easy ul n decline of f, to 10 p.nl Sugar, raw ste.uly. Refined steady. Mutter steady. ntu hariKed. i;hese tin- ! settled. New Mt.iie full (ream, small 9 to 10. Bklrns I', to 7 Kggs weak, Hunt Mm iik If, to IH. I Peanuts oulet. ran.y hiindnlcked 4T4 to: IV other- domestic J to 1',. Freights and potatoes steady, unchan ged. CabnuRi-s turn: ('h.n li-Kton per crate tl.60 to 12 Mi: Plot-Ida white to I'.'. New Orleans , 1,476,336 Mobile .... 217,203 Savannah 1.326.197 Charleston 181.461 Wilmington 296,344 Norfolk 672,090 Baltimore 68,680 New York. 6.411 Boston ,. .. -66.407 Newport News 14,661 Philadelphia 7.769 Hun Francisco 32,502 Brunswick 163,079 Port Townsend ' 68.212 I'ensacola 132.700 Portland. Ore 3,621 Port Arthur A Sabine Pass 101.202 i Jacksonville 18.002 j Kagle Pass. Texas 3.099 ! Kl I'll so, Texas 150: I I. a redo, Texas nnr-in" 6,551 Minor Ports 13,744 CHICAOCTORAIN AND PROVlglON. April 27 ' " High Low Clog WHEAT May 7 n 71 fl July .. 7 78 7 September ,. 1 .. .. 178Vk 774 78 CORN May .. .v .. .. 4Ti 46 46 July 46 46 46 September 46 46 46 OATS May 32 82 82 July ,. 21 30 80 September 28 28 28 PORK May 16.65 15.50 15.68 July 15.82 15.77 15.77 September 15.80 15.80 16.77 LARD May ; 8.5 8.93 8.51 July 8.70 8.65( 8.65 September.. 8.82 8.77 8.?7 RIBS May 8.47 8.47 8.45 July ....... .. 8.67 8.60 840 September 8.70 8.87 . 8J7 CLOSINb STOCK LIST. Adams Express Amalgamated Copper American Car & Foundry .. ., American Car & Foundry pfd , American Cotton Oil American Cotton Qll pfd American Express American Hide & Leather pfd American loe American Ice pfd American Linseed OH .. - .. American Linseed OU pfd-.. .. American Locomotive .. .. .. American Locomotive pra American Smelting A Rein?..... American Smelting Refng pfd.. American sugar Kenning 230 102 1 30 90 210 82 3 ui Xh , 8, refunding ta, registered IT. 8. refunding 2s. coupon .. , IT. . is, registered y. 8. 8s. coupon it" a JIM IT U. M.i Old 4a, coupon.. . .. V. 8. 4s, registered U. 8. New 4a, coupon .... . American Tobacco is American Tobacco .4a Atchison general Is Atchison adjustment 4s Atlantic Coast Line 4s Baltimore, ft Ohio 4s Baltimore & Ohio 3s Brooklyn R. T. cv. 4s . .. . Central of r Oeorgia 6s Central ot Georgia 1st Inc .. Central of Georgia 2nd Inc.. . Central of Georgia 3nd Inc. . . , Chesapeake A Ohio 4s ..ofd. Chlcajro Alton sua Chicago. B. ' Qulncv new ynicago, R. I. ft Pacific R. R. 103 V ! M s V 103 lit 76 U2U 100 94 94 113 97 87 66 106 80 98 79 89 103 74 73 7ft Reyolvlng F3at Cttrd , I Railway Head,p- ' Drawing Pramei, 1 5plnn!nc Frames, TwlsteriandSpooIera ' QuUlert and Reel, vt- I U I i 1 if i ,! f : " ' ' - t4rf- ; l Rf m.my a.. 3ti- ,'. Bl. t :M if t I 1, . "... l-1 Jack Pitunea.'-.-.- h f-V -i.tf , , i . ' aNANOM atac'. 1 l V CQUITABLa BUILDIN4B, r ' k "I A- ATUNTA CIt 1 " , Dorlnsrrsi l7rc.,.BTC. Automatic Feeder Openers and trunk,' ; Breaker, IntermediAteand . FlnUher LaoDera 1 ' ' Klrschner Carding Beater Thread Extractor, r ' tow StockiCr. ETC ETC, rr ....ord la...... 4s.... Chicago, R, I. ft P. R. R. col. 6s., C, C. C. & St. Louis gen. Is Colorado Industrial 6s Ser. A...... Colorado Industrial 6s Ser. B.. .. .. Colorado Midland Is Colorado A Bouthern Is Cuba 6.-' ; . ; . . ; Denver & Rio Grande 4s Distillers Securities 6s Erie prior lien 4s Erie General It w Hocking Valley !l4s.. Japan 6a,.- 9SU japan se, zna Beries Japan 4ewVi. -.. ..- Japan 4a eartHlcaten 2nd Series.... louisriua wash, unified 4a.. .. ,. Manhttan consol gold 4s Mexican Cetitrl 4s ., Mexican Central let Inc, Minn, ft St.r Louts 4s ofd. Missouri, Kansas ft Texas 4s , Missouri,' Kansas & Texas 2nds.... National R. R. of Mexico consol la New York Central gen. 3s New jersey Central gen. 6s Nprthern Pacific Is Northern Pacific 3s ; Norfolk Western consol 4a Oregon Short Line rfdg 4s penn. cv. sua.. 98 IfsHi 100 86 . 100 91 107 9SU 9714 92 61 103. 104 80- 22. 93 101 89 83 128 103 -76 T4 99 The Largest Pipe Covering Plant In;The United States fe:Pliilip Carey iftlanufeteng: ! , 1 , CINCIN NAT I Ofl 10 i , ' i 113 ro ' 78 ' 86 91 94 117 122 Reading General 4s ...... 100 St. U. ft iron Mountain con. 5s, St. Louis ft San Francisco fg. Is. St. Louis Southwestern con. Is.. Seaboard Air Line 4a .. , Southern Pacific 4s Southern Pacific 1st 4s ctfs..... Southern Railway 6s Texas ft- Pacific lsts Toledo, St. L. ft Western 4s.. .. Union Pacific 4s TTplon Pafrifle cv. 4s 148 tT. 8. Steel 2nd 6s 99 Wabash lsts 116 Wabash Deb. B ,. . 75 western ma. 4S M Wheeling Iwtke Erie 4s.. ,. 89 Wisconsin central 4s m Japan Is ctfa. 83 104' (Continued jon Page Nine,) I. 85 percent Magnesia for covering high-pres3tirb steam pipex Asbestos . Moulded for ' covering low-pressure steam pipes, 1 Wool Felt for covering low-pressure pipes. f Hair; Felt for covering exposed pipes,,. ' 'Pipes covered with Carey's CfcveVingsf never give trouble, 4 1 . For further infcroiation,. estimates, etc, address Charlotte Branch The Philip Carey iilanufacturing Co. 26 s. College St t P. TINGLEY, Manager. .1. v i 4, ft Refrff.... 149 ctf........ 1S Amerlcan Tobacco Did. Anaconda Mining Co.. . Atchison Atchison pfd Atlantic Coast Line ... Baltimore & Ohio .'. 1 Baltimore & Ohio pfd . ...ex. rights Total .7,108,292 COMPARATIVE COTTON STATEMENT New York, April 27. For the week end ing April 27. 1W8.. ports ports 84.774 un Bpot sum- RtilllmoiT Province. RaltlriK.i v. April "7 -Flour iiief Changed. Hi, put dull m ml env. contract lo Hmiihi'tn by pie id io Corn dull fiiv.t r.4'4 . H'mtlierri white com 64 to !' Oats firmer. No '.' Uisinn 71 . Rye firm; No Wcm-rn 71 lo 7J Hotter steady, um h.nig-d. Kkk" H'iicly, tmr-hangi-d 'i strong. um-haiigMl Sugar sii.iilv, mi' h,inti'.l Savannh. firm (.4; 1P f Kosin firm eh C 11 64 40: 1 ft W O 10 .45; W Nuval Stores. la., Atu-il 27 I l.'l! i-.-. !.ls 1.i:i Turif$tinc Ills 1,43 ll.lx :m:; Net receipts at 'all U. S. during week Nel receipts at all U. 8. mime week last year .. 167.273 Total receipts alnce Sept. 1st.... 7,106,292 Total receluts to same date last year 8,622,060 Kxpnrla for the week 148,607 Kxcairts for same week last year. 161. v Total exports since Sept. lit e,4(M,6tJ Totwl exports same date last year 6,799,976 Stork at all I. M ports W9,9K1 Stork at all U. H. ports same time last year 686,279 Stork at all Interior towns 396,296 Stork at all interior towns same time hint year, 470,670 Stock at Liverpool Stock at Liverpool same time laat ' year 819,000 Block of American afloat for ,-v (Irtat Hrltaln ..V.": Stock of American i treat Britain same afloat for time last yur 217.000 tpmeniH l.ii.i h.k-u ci.i;., tu,,ir a u I-" V IC M V ,N V Hi. Wilmington. April r7 Kplrits tm tine nothing doinK. r.-piptH i m-k-Rosln nothing l ' r, K rc'-.-lpi 101 Tar firm fl.su- r -If.te B Crude turp(niiliie In in. I.'.so $n 7S IS.S; receipts and New York, April 27 The following Malistlee on the movement of cotton for the week ending Friday, April 27, 1900, were compiled by tha New York Cotton Exchange: ,r WEEKLY MOVEMKNT. This Year p..it receipts W.940 iverlitnd to mills and t'anudn 21,123 S' uiliern mill takings (es- llnnited) 38,000 1,'ks f stock at Interior towns 26,298 1-ast Year. 161,977 19.744 36.000 31,382 call i vest' pet I hid .1: of. i Tlio Money Market. New York. April Money steady; highest per rent . cent : ruling rale rlnnnK lereo . Time loans sleadv. W days, Si) dn . nd tx months b. Prim men mntlle p'f'i- 5 to Vtj rwr cent. hierling oxcliange It ieg.jSr Barikers' hills 4i m ui tv 4.". for do. msnd and ItSI V lo nm 3T, for H d hills Posted rates tW.'S to 4Vi and It.u, to 48J. Conimci-.'ial bills isl.,nr ullvir 66 Mexican dollars 60 roiiitlit Week . . Into sight for the .115.784 186.333 2MV 100 ..141 106 S3 1iM 167 2U6 64 V pfd. 71 18 190 168 28 96 . 16 gx mi 4 131 21 77 198 440 41 4 hlcago Oral n. Chicago, April ST. Liquidation of the May delivery cauwd weakness io-duy in , jthe wniiJit market lierc. At the close the May -option was off V July s down 14 it July corn wa up ti V Onla JfWsrt practically unchanged. Provisions were 2 to 7 down. TOTAL CROP MOVEMENT. 1'orl receipts 7,103,169 6.662.497 (net in nd to mills and C.unid.i 826.087 908,899 Southern mill takings (intimated) 1,726.000 1,720,000 riinik at interior towns in i-nceta of Sept. 1... 235,664 396.602 Drought Into sight thus f:u for seiison .. ... .9,888,910 11,586.198 IOKT MOVEMENT. ' Cotton Serl OH. New Tork. April 27..-'oIIob ar.ed ml vauU. .: Prime crude f. o. to, mill JO: prime ??it)mr yellow J7 to 88; prime summer white W to 10. Prima wlntet ellur , ,r tO 40. to.&fc- p:.f . - " 1 v Tha lry Coods VarkrC i Kew Tork, April 27 The dry goods ., narket to-day held steady and firm. Ad- v vanoaa were reported in noma Hues of -, fine cambrics and a better trade was rs - , ported la plahad and prldtad goods. :;" ' Semboard Air tine Ktocka. ' Battlmqr. April t7. 48, A- 1 common , tJ aakad; do pfd,. nothing doing, .. aiAJRMTTa COTTON MARKET, .Than pr!c4 represent tha prices paXS ' to wagons; - f ,r pril 27 Oood fPlddllna A H -Ftrict middling rt . " 11 'i'Mdilpg '.i ,.. U 4:;o j mlddlinir, MiiftK, ,t .. , 11, tUiO . '.. eeli4.-ta JV-. Oalvi-ston. firm.. .. New Orleans, steady. Mobile, quiet Knyaiiniih. 'inlet ., . 'harlestnn. (Ulet .. Wilmington, steady . Norfolk, strartv .. . Rultltniire. nornlnal , New ork. quiet .. . f'osion. unlet Pplludelpma. iUlet . Houston, quiet Augusta, stcadv,. ,. Memphis, stvsdy .. St, Iiul. nulfct.. .. 4'lticliinutt.. Lc-ulsvllle, Arm .. .. 11 6-16 11 6-16 11 1-14 11 y II 11 n!?5 .11.71 ,. U 116-16 115 11 U ESTIMATES. April tt , ' To- Last -; . day. year. New, Orleans ., ,...,.2.400-3,000 7.682 Houston .'. .....1,760-1250 6.231 OalveaUtn 2.000-2.600 (TERIOn RECEIPTS, April 57 Tester- Last day Yaar MsmbhU ,1.7a " 1,101 n Auguat Hoiwtoa 4. ......... .tfii; BrooKTyn Rapid Transit. Canadian Pacific Central of New Jersey Chesapeake ft Ohio Chicago ft Alton Chicago ft Alton pfd Chicago Oreat Western .. .. Chicago ft Northwestern .. Chicago, Mil. A St. Paul.. . Chicago Terminal A Trans.. Chicago Terminal ft Trana. C. C. C. ft St. Louis Colorado Fuel ft Iron.. .. ... Colorado ft Southern V Colorado.& Southern 1st pfd ...... Colorado ft Southern 2nd pfd. ....... Consolidated Gas Corn Products Refining .. Corn Products Refining pfd .. .i .. Delaware ft Hudson Delaware. Lackawanna A West.... Denver ac Rio Grande Denver ft Rio Grande pfd.. .. .. Distillers' Securities ,. Brie Erie 1st pfd ..... Krle "nd pfd .. General ElectVio ...f m Hocking Valley t.... Illinois Central International Paper International Paper pfd. ,.r.. ... ... International Pump.. .. -.. .. .. .... International Pump pfd ,. .. Iowa Central .. Iowa Central pfd .. .... Kansas City BoutJhern.. .. Kansas City Southern pfd .. .. Louisville ft Nashville f. Manhattan L ..(.. Metropolitan Becucitles Metropolitan St. Ry.. .. .. .. .... Mexican Central x Minneapolis ft St. Louis.. .. .. .... Minn.. St. P. ft Sault Stc. M....... Minn.. Bt. P. ft Sault Ste. M. pfd.. Missouri Pacific v .. .. Missouri, Kansas ft Texas. .. .. ... Missouri, Kansas & Pnclfto pfd.... National Lead .J.. National R. R. of Mexico pfd .. .. New York Central .4.. New York Ontario ft Western ... Norfolk Western Norfolk ft Western pfd .. . .. .. North American , I'acltic Mall .. . Peiiiivlvsrtla ... People's pas. . . Pittsburgh C. C. ft St. Louia Press Steel-Car , Pressed Steel Car pfd Pullman Palace Car Reading .. . - Reading 1st pfd Reading 2nd pfd,. Republic Steel Republic Steel pfd Rock Island Co Rock Island Co. pfd.. .. Rubber Goods Robber Goods nfd .. Bt. 'Louie ft Snn Fran. St. Louia Southwestern ... " S3 St. Louis Southwestern pfd .. .... 12 Southern' Pacific Bouthern Pacific pfd.. .. ,., ... .. Ill Bcuthern Railway .. 18'i Southern Railway pfd.. .. .. .. .... 8 Tnnease Coal ft Iron .. . ...... 141 . Texas ft Pactflo .. .. .. .. .. .. ... ,: 10 - Toledo, St. leWls ft Weat .. .... 4H Toledo, fit, Louis ft West; pfd.. .... 614 I'nlon Pacinc 146 t'nlon Pacific pfd .. . ,,.. t'nlted Stat' f.apreas .. .. ., 110 ITnltad Stataa Laather ., I'nlted States Iveat her pfd ,. v- t'nlted States Realty... T'nited Btatea Rubber ., ... . 60 I'nlted States Rubber pfd .,:. 107 Vnlted State Steel .. . .. ...... . 40V I'nlted States Steel pfd.,.. Vtrg1nla-4,Brollna. Chemical .. .. 10 VrrglniaCaroltiia Chemical pfd ,.. lo aWbaab ..... W Wahaah pfd .. .. f. . 43 Wella Pargo Express 146 Weattnahous lulactrio -If4 . Western Union.. -...:. .. .. .. .. Ki I Wheeling ft Lake Erie .. .. .. . 14 1 yviaoonain i. eairai .. . , . Wisconsin. Oentral nfd Nnrthara Patrlfle ...w . .. .r.: 19T Central Leather., .. .. . .. ...... 414 Ceatarl leather pfd.. ., SO) Manufacturers and Jobbers tYtxiaantly find It nacaaaairy to Bay Banking Facilitlea tn ad dition t tfaoa offered by local T1LH First National Bank cat RMumnO, TtrgtiUn, With H.160,000.0 Capital 16,000. 000.6 Daposlta $7,000,00.00 Total Resource Offers last tbo Additional Pa olllttea RjulrdU Jno. B. Puroell, President; Jno. It Millar. Jr., Tloa Presi dent; Chas. X. Burnett, As sistant Cashier; J. C Joplln, Assistant Caahlar. MILLER & C0MPANY KXTfLAXGR BRQKKRS. No. 100 Broadway, - - . New Tork. Members: ew Torltrstocll Exchang New Tork Cotton Bxchanga, New Tor Coffee Exchange. New York Produce Ex. change. New Oriaagta Cotton Exchange, New Orleana Board -of Trade, Chlcag Board of Trade. Liverpool Cotton. Asso ciation. ' Exsoutea orders on any of tfts exchange of which w are members. AU orders sent, to- our branch office at Greenvtlla, & Ci. wlU i -.ts sansmltted Instantly by i pflw wlr to our mala office lav New Tork, nd Eeutloaa rot ported promptly. ' . The Beat SerVlee, Prompt Attention, Immediate Settlementa. - Vr -i i Tour.- Buslnass .; Solicited. . ).: . --.: 3 ' .r. .?.-' ALEXANDER. ' Mgr. (17 yr. Washington 8U, areenvilla, S. G CO aTOKS SEESD OIL and Gin llachinery "V Hi''iii.i"lil ' ' NOT UT ANY CJOMBIX ATION OR TRUST. Complete plant from fifteen to two hundred ' tons capacity, spe cial email " oil plant for gin neries. Complet cotton gin ning gygtama E. Van Winkle Gin and Machine Works, ATLANTA. GEORGIA. OsO0tO3g)3OCsOOOc0 HTJOH MACRAE & CO., . Bankers C3RKrfSORO. X. C. AjrensDpro ouppiy company, Mill . Supplies and Machinerv1 Mnfnee ' end TVnmn.' - awn jfuiutu . - ' ,'f otcam ana rower - tamps, i wooa lremMacninery. -Till: BROmLp.BoHersiBi Cssints Direct Representative Dayton. Ohtt! If You Expect to luy Gia Cichinciy for 1906, Write Us at t Once For Onr.Catologce and Tell us Your Wants fi' - - "I -' " ' - 'tf -"r'" f-"" ': - i.'". ' .", m : v, . ; .ijr - - : x.'L .-i-. :- . ' ' V . Continental - Gin Company CHARLOTTE N. C. V,vS". -J'. BOND DEPARTMENT WACHOVIA 10AN & TRUST COMPANY, WINHTON-SALEM, N. C. BONDS AND STOCKS. We in vita correspondence from parties desiring to buy or seW Our list of Investments mailed upon application. lOawdOaiMona Southern Btsearitlea ; WILMINGTON, W. a ByTgahlngtnn, P. L 40 3oIorda glaj Cotton Mill Stocks EICHAED r A. BLYTHE, Commission Mercnant. 4XWTON WAKPS AND TARNS. JAMES E. MITCHELL CO. j COMMISSION MERCHANTS. Cotton Yarns and Cotton1 Cloths. CJONSIONMENTS SOLICITED. Pblladelplila, 1 2a and ltd Chestnut fit. Brmton, 1S5 Rummer fit. New York. No. 7t Leonard St. BANDY & TERRELL, ORKENSBORO, N. C Consulttn, Rydranlia . and Sewer Engineers. Plana and estimate for power plant and aawar systems mad oa application. ' , -Bandy A, M'-Ph.-' B, Aitoi M. A, M.. 80. C.tBl and vTrrU, G K, Rensater. r f .7 i,or 7l MTIlKoM-ehaaiald .wl ESTABLISmO llll CPBUSta-COiMPANY Ota Cc--is$ii,i V.ah " - 4sTKMBa!RS Tha New Tork Cotton Exchange, New Or lean Cotton ' Rxchango, v Ufwpool Cotton Brokers Asoclatlon Nw Or laaai Board of Trad.!: - OotUMt Kxctuing Brrfldlng NEW ORLEANS ; ipeclal attention - gltran to aztentlna 4rf ordo to' contract for futnr a ovary of eotton 'In "an tn tnarketa, CORRJESPOrO) EN CU : COUCTTED. , nUBBAilD E03. ft CO., HANOVER SQUARE. NEW TORX lOBsf BKRS ' OP Kw Tork Cotton Ksw .aaanga. New Orleans Cotton Es , . obang. Awoetata Mafen Xstm pl Cotton Eretinngn. ORDERB BOUCTTEJ-ror fho pvr chas and 1 ( cotton for futtra Uvrf. 'CotTMpondanco lavltc-a. No. 114 Chestnut Strt. PHTTiATlISLPHIA,- - ...;. PA. A. D. SAliKELD & BRO., COMMISSION ; MKRCHANT3 6ITS Iseonard ,Sfc,: 'NBW TORS. COTTTON TARNS. WITH . Fredlc Vietor fs Achelis. CROMPTON-THAYER L0OM "C(S ' V"' . ' WORCESTER, MASS. - ' FANCY COTTON AND GINGHAM. ..DAMASK. "QUILT,' CXBSIMERE, BLANKET LOOMS. ; DOBBIK3. BOX MOTIONS, REPAIRS. ETC SOUTHERN OPPICE:; CHARIX7TTE, N. C. ALEXANDER G ARSED, Manasren. ' TOWIU , t 1 JENCKES SPINRIIWC CO. PAWTUCKET, R. I. COTTON TARN SPINNERS, , CONVERTERS AND 14 DEALER A CorraapondMc Wltb Southern Spinners Solicited, WM.-D'OUER & CO,' COMMISSION MERCHANTS COTTON: YARNS, - YJjlrd and .Chestnut Sta, gmarlner and Merchant BldtV PHUiADELPIHA, PA. , IV 4 v.t JQHM W. ? ft I IS easAaa. . r '. 'limn is wwre-jus.a'V. IIAYVAIID,;P r r & V ClAIli. aUqaCc 11 ' 1 :3 .crdicrlSe iwluhNS J , Complete Equipment -tot 'Cottoir Mill, Power Plants - : ' find-General Machnery. . , , ., CHARLOTTE. ; ! ; NORTH CAROLINA. J. SPENCER j TURNER " CO. v COMMISSION MERCHANTS. . .,V;.: Vw Tork, PhOadolphia, CUobco . Iamlg, KaMdoav XatfMa f f .J Yarns' and Cotton, Piece .Goods : ! U i ornexst HIGH-GRADE SPINDLE, LOOM, 1 -f ( M ENGINE, AND - . c . U" W - 1 - i W Bell Oa and Gmaaa, tVnbrtoatinc Omase. RsaJv-Uinui uou .wbsub fin gwnia . mswuar. ureann :?;,geod;- VALVS. . . ,ykvv J l 1 1- , HISS OIL GO. CZIAIUjOTTE. MY CV V ti t path qhm r TTim?nniur . str rr A-iA SVUWW4 t sUTAA ls4V WiTJi " VV ; VsV ;,-' LEONARD STREET 120 CHE8TXLT CTIU.KX r 'V3 . S10 MONROE STIU.ET, a, - S EV
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