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CHARLOTTE DAILY OBSERVER, MAY 5 1906,- 'V - - CQmmE AKD; JINAXC EEAHS IN STOCKS VT TO ROCT . , ',, - - . , , . . 5IvMnont ol Jrkee Turns Dellulicly - ArbIivh the Slums After TlKilr Ke . : rt'nt tr't bucvpnMr Mnd the Slar- i ktt Is I'harncfcriiMHl by rcpt"rat 1 ,", Scrambling to CoverNot tain of - t to 10 Points fur All Active Issues. f New York, Msy 4. The movement of ? rices of stocks turned definitely against he shorts to-day and a lively demand de , veloped from uncovered bear to secure stocks. - The rtt of recovery waa oioaely : apportioned to 'that of the previous d cllne, the eevereaC sufferers In the slump rtHing moet buoyantly in the recovery. - The day started with an attempt on the ? regent bears to fore a further decline, he attack;, centering on , --Amalgamated ' Cooner In continuation of Ita .dosing weakness yesterday.' Very light soiling was forced out by this drive and Ue bears begun systematic movement to cover their shorts. Amalgamated Copper wss a prominent leader of the recovery The upward movement gained fore after . - th appearance of the Prewident'a spetilal '. ' message on the Standard Oil inquiry, and it became quickly manifest .that the ef- : feet Of the document on speculative eentU mnt had been entirely miscalculated by t - the professional operators. There wag an - '. occasional halt In the advance; but no i.'...? rotable reaction after th feverish move f. - rnents of the first hour. Reading was au '. other Very conspicuous feature In the re ftvery. The preliminary cot 1 mates of the $ ehOwing by to-morrow's bank statement r"t"nre unusually Involved, but the tone of . : the call money market waa . distinctly . easier and the imnresslon-wss strong that ; the condition of the banks was Improved, . '. Asumiva VI IU ill ' vnn vi uja ' 'J clearing house banks for the week varied '.,'.' from 86.00Q.W to upwards of gS.WW.tKW. The '5 dsy's net changes in stocks shows gains " . rsnglng between I and in points for all '.'''the active IsmuS, and the closing1 tone wss buoyant, with the bears in full rout ' and, scrambling- to cover shoru, ' :'. r; Bonds were irregular. Total sales, par V, , value, 82.W00O0. irnited States bonds were all UfichannMl An mil - . : .-, - ' ".i'1-- Total aales were 1.67I.6AQ shares. Includ V lag r ; Copper BIS .000; cotton oil job: Ixk-o-:f ;".' motive 40,lOO; Smelting 64,600; Tobacco V 1.400; Anaconda .; B. R. T. ,9n0; C. ., .!- O. 8.MS; Bt. Paul H.K: U A N. 10.8OO; ' '? K. W. MM; Pfd: too; Penna. . "V-, Reading t00;. . Southern Rwy. ' lO,;, "m pfd. ttoOi-T.'C. I. l.soo; fnion Pacific ,.v -k 171.000; Steel 43.tKA: pfd. X3,M: Va.-Csro. i Cnem. 4400: pfd. 800; Northern Pacillo 21. M; Bloas-ghegleld tOOO, y , ; : j 1 ; . COTTCtJ GAIX8 4 TO T POIXTS. Cab Ira H'em Better Than Iee tnd V .j Steadier Torre of Mock Market Had r ' . m Farorable Influence -Many ' ' t tlCM Oat for- 1.ZOO Balcsv but Pkl r , Afreet - he Market. - r . ! ; New York, May (.-The cotton market : '. was mors active to-day and prices ruled generally steady to firm with the close 4 ' -' to T points higher. Bales were estimated , ;gt 126.000 bales. " , ; . ''. The. market opened steady at an ad- ' vance of I to & points in response- to bet - w ter cables than due. covering of near-by ,s shorts and a little bull support May no- tlces were out calling for. about 1.200 bales, but had no Influence on the market -- and the steadier tone of the stock mar- ; get after an Irregular opening was also , v a favorable Influeocs in cotton. Weather .reports. remained good, for the moat part. . There la some complaint of too much rain ' In the western and central belt, but show ers were reported In . the eastern belt. where dry weather has been complained '" of, and some very bearish messages wers . ; received . rrom there aa to nroenecta. - These- impsrted a relatively easy tone to the new- crop months,' but brought few i. Southern,, selling orders and the crop - later steadied up wita near positions. . Tho . .close was strons? In tone -and within point Or -two of the be. prices for the week.- Bouthern-soot. maraete. sccordlns to official advices, - were unchanged, to, t-iec. nigner. uusineas waa quiet ana aa vlcei from the dry. goods district report ed that the demand ror goods waa leaa active. Bull leaders were credited with buying July freely during the day and , there was a little mora business through - - wire and commission nouses, ReceiDts at the ports to-day. 16.M7 bales. sainst 12.296 last week and 41.000 last - year. For tha.weekj. dn.eno bales, against 9,wu lmm wifK ana innc yenr. . io- ' day. To-day's receipts at New Orleans. .4100, sgatnst s.im last year, and at Houa ton, g,27 bales, against 1,451 last year. Gains o( a to t Polnu'at Xewf Or- -'. '. leans. - , " - New1' OrlesnSiMaVVet-Bpbt eoltont In gooa oomaaa. out supply, itsnt, sales a. COO bales. Including UV to arrive and 100 - f. o... b. Quotations unchanged; middling jFutures were a little stronger,' openlng l to s points up, Traaing waa, nowever, very: light and fluctuations though fre quent, were narrow. . The , doss was strong on bull support And near the top, net gains s u w points. N'sw Orleans .Fatnrea. New Orleans, May 4. Cotton ' futures oiosea: May 11.11; juns 11.11;-July 11. za Aug. ld.tKi Sept. 40.U; Oct. W.42; Nov, iv-u; veo. m.n. ; ' . New Tnrk vCoUon. Kw Tork, May 4. Cotton, spot closed quiet; middling uplands 11.40; . middling . gun ix.ua, saiea ew oaiee.- - . , Futures opened snd closed steady, . -. Open High tow Closs Msy; ,. .. 11. u U.8 U.18 11.22 - June 11.03 11.02 10.SS July;.. ', August s)tt ev io. lO.tt MM in. a 10.M 11.06. 10.80 10.M . 10.M. a MM ' 1A.M. 10.98 lO.iJ 10.M 10.44 - 10 46 10.40 .. Bepti .i ..... Oct, ..) - Nov. - s Deo, , 'Jan.. ,A . Mar oh 10.M 10.48 W.47 10.48 10.62 10 bS 10.61 10A1 10.87 -t LivcrDooi Cotton. . IJverpool, May 4,-Cloelnr oottbn, spot U fair demand; nricea 4 mints lusher- , American middling fair .S8; good mid- ., umiib miaanng e.us; low mio- dling; I.U; good ordinary J.74: ordinary I K The sales of the day were T.0U0 . Dales, or which &00 were for speculation -. snd eport snd Included e.400 American. Receipts (,(100 bales, Including 4.300 Amei 1 rcsn,. Futures opened quiet, and ateady . snd closed qiilet; American middling g. o. 0 May $.88; May-June June-July , July-Atig. I.W; Aug. -Sept. HepfOot. I.7J; Oct-Nov. t ie,; Nov.-Dec, B.4; Dec ' Jan. .4; Jan.-Feb. 8 ; Feb.-March i.es. '' ' ' Besi Island Cotton. Savannah, On.. May 4. Sea Island cotton;-Fancy Florldas !1; extra choice do lVk to 20: choice do 184: Fancy Ueorglas full stsrls 21: extra choice Oeorgias 1 ' to 20; choice do. UH) .estsa fins Oeorgias 5 and Florldas 17!& to 1st fine do- is to 'r"?-New" Tork tVodacM,-. ' Kew ' JTork. - May 4-Klour dull but Steady., Rye flour quiet. Cornmnal stsady, Rye dulli Barley quiet Wheat steady. No. I red 40 nomlnsl elevator; options : (5brn barely" tsady:koV I, s7H Nominal k elevator. ; Options 44. net lower. May 16: July ; Sept. MH; Dec. 83. . V ... Oata steady, mixed 7V4 - Beef steady. : Cutmeats steady. Lard barely steady, uttestern prima il.SSi refined easy; 0011 ti ll en t 18.96. ' ,;." v .,.,..:,., . Pork ateadv. Tsllnw ateady. Da.I am Wf Turpentlns firm 87 to 67 H. v , - . 1 . . , - i,'' Rice firm,. Molssses firm.. Putter firm. . t ,, unensngea.' v-neese, new -wees; old, firm and unchanged; new-State full cream Inrga and .small, la to Mt: . skims ia to Vitn firm:-near-by selected I9U; MVest ':s ' sm; extra firsts 18; Southerns 10 to 16, : ,, spot niu sienay; mua null; ru :. tures firm, at a .net advance of 6 to 16 Fointe.- engar, raw nrm: str refining 1M; centrifugal tt tavt 17-W; molasses X susar t l-li refined steady . Peanuts steady," unchanged Potatoes "I Iteady, Bermuda pel barrel 93; Maine and . others per bar 2.3H fitats and Westerns $2 20; TCuropean tl.M to $2. v ; . Csbbeges easy; Florida red per crate $1 . to I.; do White II to ,11.78; Charleston 76 ' to 1.00. ," ', 1. .... . 'ln 1 - .:,- ' uaitimore iTooace. -. Psitlmore, May 4. Flour firm, unchan- rd. Wheat dull: spot contract 87V to t; Southern by ssmpls . i Cora dull, spot Vi to.. USit 8outhern white corn 68 to 87, "" - ' Oats steady; Noj mixed 47 to 47U. , ye firm. No. Western 71 to 72, ,. Butter steady,- unchanged, fancy Imita tion 19 to 20, creamery 23 to 2. ' t . , Kggg steady, unchanged W)e. Cheas i firm, unchanged, large Bept, U; Nov. 14: small 11. , - . , ; t Sugar steady,, unchanged, ' , . '. '., 'v' .'-"Jfhlcar"ralrt.'v,.: 1 1 Chtcsgro, May 4.-Pront Uklng by local ' btillw caused an easy clnae In the wheat market hers to-day, flnl quotations "bn . the July dellvery being off (4. Corn wns ' down V .to H. nets were practically un ehsr -!. rovt n s were unchanged to ' Ibo, luwer. - . . -,- i , - - 1 . pir.v s Ri n:w oil X3iisnc. , , Violent Declno In KccurltJeg If Ol. tcrlon of liuxlnetis Conditions, lie rsriilng Mil U a Most Koootiniglnf ' Showing is Made., "New York, May 4.-R. O. Dun A Co.'s Weekly Review of Trade to-morrow will The violent docllne In prices' of! securi ties Is nl criterion of business conditions. Railway earninss have continued to aur- LpsmS those of the corresponding period in uny previous year, me gain I or April oe Irisf I.S per oent, over the same month of litis, and other standards of measurement make equally gratifying exhibits; klabil-llii-s of failures last monttv. showed a de cieHse.' of over SO per oeivt. 'ln manufaQ turlns and U per - . aent. - In . tradlns branohea of business as compared -wits the prevloue year. The only, drawbacks regarding the future ars the labor con troversies . and - the atiingeney- la, , the money market: . neither of -which - may prove of more than temnorary duration. Msnufacturinr plants report little 'Wle machinery, and trade in seasonable mer chandise feels the Impetus, of, settled weather. ' foreign commerce for the last week shows gains of Sl.ftie.s73 in exports snd $2.s4I.Tn In Imports gs eompared wMh the same wesk last year,.; Commodity prices are. well maintained by a, good de mand and the crep outlook is fully, as bright ' as usual at this date, whits'- In many departments an increased 'acreage It under cultivation.' ,. -(. ,- .' Of greatest Importance to the Iron and steel industry of all the events of the pnst week was ths strlks of longshore men on the lake water front. If thls strursla is not ernmntly nettled It wlu soon become Impoestble to maintain pig iron production, at ne nignest point on record. ' otherwise, the strikes of Mar were not of sufficient msgnituds te affect the progress or the steel business, v Tnitlla mills ' maintain activity. at though . nsw - business combs forward slowly. -: ' - : - ' ' Tanners svlnce a disposition to operate more conservatively, which has Ohecked ths upward tendency of hides, .feather hss developed some irregularity. - -Ksiluraa this week In the United States - T were 21t against HI last week. 190 the preceding week and 212 ths corresponding wees usi year. .-.v - JIEHTBR'g 4DOTTOX rTATHMKNT'. Arcresrate tor the Seaaoa I ,M,00 Behind Last- Year Supply to PM, 10.48g.376r. -,(.,, '- Nsw Orleans.' Mar-4.-s5ecreUry kes tera weekly do t ton statement Issued to day shows that for ths 246 days tf ths eason that havs slansed the aasTScste Is behind ths same days ef last ysar 1.S60, VQO snd shsad. the sams days year before last 47O.SU0. , , The amount brought Into sight during ths past week has been 118,108 be lee, ars Inst H9.824 for the same days last yrar. . ' J """ ' " " "-- - Ths movsment since Sept. 1 shows that receipts st all United States ports havs been 7.196.086.- sg&lnst I.6S8.666 lsst jeer. ' The total movement since- Sept 1 -Is l,m.X. against 11.M1.S74 laat year. -' Rxnorts for the week have been 126.867. aralnet 1M.261 last year, making the total thus far for the season 6,M.77t, against t,06.14 lsst yssr. Including stocks left over at pons and Interior towns from ths last crop and the numbs cr rales - brousrnt into signt thus far from the new croo. the supply to dats Is ie,4!,t70, sgainat U.M.448 for the sams period lsst yssr. Visible Supply of OKton. New Orleans, May 4. Secretary Hes ter's statement of the werld'a visible sup- fly of cotton Issued to-day shows ths ctsl visible to be .?.7. against 4.M. 4M lsst week and 4.077.824 last year. Of this, tbs total of American cotton Is t 6M.79. sgsinst X7M.4M last week and V IM.824 laat year. M the world's vlalbls supply1 of cotton there is now afloat and held In Great Britain and continental Europe, 1121.000, againat l,M.ono laat year; in vypi. none aralnet 116.000 last year: In India 1, a.soo. against 817.000 lsst year, snd In ths Vnlted States, 832,000. sgainat 1.108. WO last year. . - . . ; . r . Kara! Stores. Wilmington. May 4. Spirits turpentine steady W. receipts zi casus. ' Rosrn-Arm ft.66; receipts 200. ' ' 5 Tsr Arm ta SO: recelots 68. Crude turpentine firm 82.80, 64-75 and K-26; receipts so. 8avknnab. Ga.. May 4 Turpentine firm 64U; aales 746; receipts Ml; shipments 600. Rosin firm: ssles 1.6: receipts l.l; fhlpmentsl,: stock 67.7g. tjuote: A. U C W.70; D w.Bu: K ss. so; r es.ss; u .; M M 25; I M J6: K 84.80; M 64.80; N H ; W O 65.00; W W a. 10. Ths Money Market. New Tork. May 4. Money on call firm 4 to ( per cent.; lowest 4; ruling rate 4V4- cloi m bid 4: offered at 6. Time loans Arm: eo days. 80 days and six months 6 ter cent. Prime mercantile nsner 6t4 to 6 ter cent; sterling exchsnge steadier st 8481.80 to t4sj.s tor aemana ana at stsn.aw to 11M.&& for 60 day bills. Posted rates 64S2 and 6486 Commercial hills 4W. Bar sllvsr ts. Msxicsn dollsrs 60. aaM sa m-mm-m swm The) Dry Ooods Market. New Tork. May 4. The dry roods mar. ket to-day was aulet snd steady, the de mand for cambrics and for lining, goods being strong. Heavy cottons, however. showed some weskness. Export trads was quiet. Ths cotton yarn business has not bsen so active In the past few days as it was a snort time ago. CoUt Seed Ollr- Nsw Tork. May 4. Cotton seed oil was Arm and higher on scarcity of spot cov ering. , Trade rainy activs. trims cruas n. 0, mills sn nominal: prime summer yeiiow to ant; prune wmts 40 to 41; prims yeiiow eo to ti. ' - Seaboard Afar Line Stocks. Baltimore. May 4 tL A. 1. common 2H bid; pfd. nothing doing;. Miller 4 Co'g CJotton Letter. ' Special to The Observer. New York. May 4. Thera was a csneral belief this morning that the better Liver pool waa due to buying by American bulls snd their efforts to boost prices hers at ths oioss support that theory., Saturday in Liverpool is usually selected (or msnl- nulatlon. snd tbs aotivlty of the butfs in pushing up prions here towards oua close is Dciieven 10 nave peen ror me purpose e uro of eaubilshlng a higher basis In IJv pool to-morrow morning on which to sell. The strsddle Interest between the two markets is large and present differences show good profits. It . requires clever msnlpulstlon. however, in such narrow market to realise tns pronts. . southern spot markets . wsre steadier thsn they hsvs been for several dey,but factors seem to hsvs been reedy sellers at quo tations .without waiting for an advancs. Ths amount In sight for the wsek waa as usual bullish, although It In expected that ths visible supply statement snd spin ners takings ja-lll fsll short of early ex nectnUons. The grand rally In the stock market is largely responsible for the covering- by shorts In cotton, who feared that the contagion might spread to ootton. Under such circumstances, tns beneficial reins whleti havs fallen In ths Atlantic district were forgotten for ths moment, but as they will ma be their presence felt In the next .ween s crop report oue on Tuendsy, there Is little likllhood of any new outslds buying being smwn In. The widest fluctuations to-day has been only points, snd the close shows a net fain over yesterday of 1 on ossr and 4 to on nsw. ' Liverpool due to come ens higher to morrow. - - . , ' " MILX.ER 4k CO. 4'. .i., ni' 1 . J I C.: P. Kl ' Co.g Cotton Letter. Sreclst Id The Observer. ' ' " New Orleans, May 4. The trading In cotton for -the past few days has bean on very moderate lines and the trifling fluc tuations brought about mainly by small local scalping operations with- changes In the New fork stock market furnishing the Incentive. "To-day a more cheerful feeling Is In evidence and local as well sa interior traders havs shown a disposi tion to covsr, with the result that quota lions havs moved up 6 to 10 points on a very moderate business. , , - Weather and crop reports continue fa vorable In ths msln, but thin featurs hat been wsrked for all It Is worth, snd bear speculators are bealnnlng to wonder why, with the ssalstanc of good westher, tlis esrthquske and ths tremendous liquidation- In stock all working In ttaslr favor they still find it lmpoeillr 40 reap any profit im their sales. The local stock Is reduced to' lo.0 bales, which Is unusual ly small for this early date, and promises to develop a. very strong local situation this summer." Hence, we conMnus to dis courses trsrttns on the short sMe. but wulil enciiuifcg . bu'-":g fti -ait wnk periods. 'C f. lilXId sc CO, General Machinery Agents.--; Izte Equipment ?qc!en:nilIsiIfwerPlan WiSKlChaHesl 1 4' 'Omcea larlotto W. C Bs)gtoi. , Main ;OfBoe 4- ; WEEKLT INTERIOR COTTON TOWN '.'Towns. j,',.''- .v. ... Alhasy .. Athena .. .. .. ... .. Atlanta, Arm . v, Brenham., Charlotte, steady Columbia.,'.. ., .. .. Columbus, Oa... Columbus, Miss Dallas , f .. Eufaula .. Oreenvilla ., .. ., .. Greenwood, 8. C. .. Henela .. .. ' LitUs Rock. t aulet. i. Macon .. ... .. ...... Meridian.; J. - .', .... Montgomery, ateady. Nashville ... ... .. .. Natches m. ,. Newberry .. .. Raleigh, -steady . 4. Rome .. .. .. Belma ' BhrevepotV quiet .. Vicksburg Ysaoo City . .. .. Md. Rts.Shp, Sis " . 14 268 ': ; ' 870 10. U U 1-11 1748. 17(r JO- 8S llV 881 8X1 V - ( fU v, 171 ' tig . Hi 7S 79S . g . lot' -i --; t 4M 1.1 M 148 .1(11 878 1248 16T.8 V U 862 '834 Sft4 801 . 188 1047 ' 840 m-M im : - 4 720 -82J 77 118-16 651 1041 2M 74J'" ' " ll,W.'. PORT MOVSMENT. Oalveston, firm New Orleans, ateady Mobile, easy.. Savannah, quiet Charleston, firm Wilmington, steady Norfolk, steady. Baltimore, nominal., New York,-quiet .. .. Boston, quiet ....... Philadelphia.- ateady Houston, steady .. Augusta, steady Memphis, steady St. .Louis, steady Clnoinnsu ..... Louisville, firm 111, COMPARATIVE COTTON STATEMENT New Tork. May 4. Ing Friday, May 4: Net receipts at all -For the week snd- U. 8. ports durlns week.. . ,. 64,366 Net receipts at sll-U. B. ports sams week laat year.. .. Total receipts since Bept. 1st.. ,.74.0li6 Totsl receipts to sams daw Ust yesr ... ...'.v... . a,703,vs) Exports for the week.. 107. Exports for name week lsst year.. 17U Totsl exports aince Sept. 1st...... J!'. Total Sxports earns dsts lsst year S.W7.448 Stock at sU V. g. ports e42.K Stock at all U. 8. ports same tims lsst yesr.. .. .. .. K,ins Rtock at all Interior towns wa,m Stock st all interior towns same . lime. last year ..- szt.sw aw.lt 1 .Iv.rnAnl Stock at Liverpool same tlm ast. year ... :..'.' ti-. .-... vtll.00 Stock of Amencsn snoai wt AmbI RHIatn a. i.AiM.p4n.n flru. r f nr ftreat Bin. - - - -imam n-it.tr. uma lima imjil ywus .... . w- , COTTON .RECEIPTS. Naw Tork. lilt 4.-The following are the total net receipts ot couun a. au porta sinos Kept. 1st Oalveston . ..3. 401,861 ....1.497.891 .... Il,fJ8 ...1.841.31 , .. 146.184 .... !'. New Orleans .. .. . Mobile Savannah ... Charleston Wilmington Norfolk .... 678,490 Baltimore . - .... 69.317 .... 6.6X4 .... M.O 14.(06 .... 7.7t New York Roaton Newport News Philadelphia San Francleco .... K.V sep l6),6ti .... 61.TJ Brunswick Port "Pownssnd Penssools Portlsnd. Ore.. .... 137.630 .... 4.471 .... 101.23 .... 16.116 .... 3.248 .... 160 Port Arthur A Sabine Pass.. .. Jacksonville Eagle Pass, Texas El Paao, Texas Lsredo, Texas Minor Ports .... 5.S01 .... 16.N8 Total ..7,196,066 WT. Vnrlr MM 4. The fOllOWlHg StatlS- tlcs on ths movement of ootton for ths --a .ndlns- Pridsv. Msy t lW, Were compiled by the New York Cotton Ex chsnge. . ,rtri.-lMe aau . m . asv s . w ani m w sixa sua a . ' This Yr. Last Tr. Port receipts . ... .. .. sJ.tw 173.133 Overland to ! mills ana 33,335 36.000 43.841 Canada .. """ Southern mill taaings (estimated) .. .. .. .. 36,000 Loss of stock t Intsrlor OWnS .. .. .. .. .. .... as.i" Brought Into sight, for the' 184.8M week .... vnrit. pnnp VOVRUENT. Port reoelnte T.w.im s,iae." Overland to mills and .,.-' Csnsds ' r. l.klnM matedr .. ., .. .". 1.760.000 3,766.000 Stock at Interior towns, , A in excess of ' fleptera- - ,ber ux.., ..... ...... .... 308,633" 8M.840 Brought Into sight, thus . vtsr for seaaon .. ..' ..tt.00f3t7' U.TT3.0I4 ' Charfott Cotton Market, v .. ;., These prices represent ths prices paid to waona: . , ,.c My4 Good middling .. ntrtct middling 11.65 Middling 11.66 . t . . . . ,i MMdllne- r.'-t , .k,...' 11.611 Oood mldJMngT,.tlnssd - .H.M i 8Uln . . .. ... 44..e.S.IH 104 CotnparaUr Port Rsxwlpta. . i . . ' -.j! - i . - ! '. Msv . 4 ' i .. lit '' i'4'' Testsr- last -v; .f.n i 't . v r.r- .' f day . , Tear 4,716 8,166 1.655 7.3 1,130 4.177 3,038 1.635 ' til Oslvsston ... ,i oo . New Orlegftg . : i S.ll 1 J Mobile .. .ti e Savannah .. .. . .1,811 Charleston . . , . i '".'.; Wilmington .,.. . , Nnrfnlk'... I4t Bsltlmnrs .. . r IM New Tork 31 Boston ' Philadelphia, '..'. '? Brunswick . . 1,611 1,103 Nswport Ntrwg ', 11.603 Paclfla Coaat-.. . ,,v 7,711 . ToUl . ..w.ll.llt .41.111 Boston l ' estimates. " Mar - 7 To LSSt Tear 6.111 ; a.su .r.vA'.'vr r vV-1-'- .- '"r Dr. New Orlenns ' . .I.OOj-I.SOO Houston . . .;. .1,300-1.600 Oalveston v .' ... J.100-1,001 Interior nex-elpis, ,- Msy 4 v -..I' t ,., . Teatv last Day Year 117-16 ll4 H . f- 11 11.80 11.06 , !ir 11 8-16 11 Memphis , . Augusta . St. Louis . . Clncinnsti . Houston , . Utile Roc'd. "ii. 1 '".r 171 X.I70 ' 486 1,647 lS 1,4 51 43 .";. t . -. . ... . , t ... 1,3(7 -.7'... H C4TtOi 5 yARKS, COTTOX GOODS,' and cxyrros waste. - V ' t ,. 1. ... .E . -. Msm. and Amitwdsm N. T. Amsterdam. N.- .; . ; Chlcsco Orala fuid Provision. , ';.''i..''V,'S'' High Low Close May v. .... .m.IOH 7H 71 July .. ..;.,,,. .,,714 7Vk 71 September., ,,..tsV 77 ttV . CORN-' ' ' '' May t. 46H 464 July , .,...454 45H 45 H September . ....414 45Ts 41s ' OATS , ".- '''i . May ., .. it i. 82 tt July ...10 30 304 September ,T ,..21 38 11 PORK May .. ......ll.U is. 00 15.05 July ..11.25 16.30 15.36 September.. ...15.42 1520 16.30 - Lard - .. May .... ,...;f 1.40 8.30 5.30 July .. .. 4.,'.',-t.47 8.35 8.3T September ..-..'Vt.fl 8.60 8.60 October .. .... ,57 1.45 8.45 RIBS - -.."' May .. .. ...I (.40 8.32 8.33 July V."l-55 8.60 1.60 September , ..' 1.80 8.55 1.55 CLOSING STOCK LIST. Adams Express i. .. ., '., 'Amalgamated Copper ,. 102 :: . 90 . 215 . 814 . Wli ! . 88 .. 0 .. mvi . it . llHTi .. MK .. Ktt .. 240 .. .. lot, .. lilS .. Wis .. ft .. 77t .. 1&M4 .. 2i:'" .. M ,. :i 7ie76 ,. 3tJ ,. 1M UVi .. 21 ,. ,. 4. .. 31 .. Mi ,. 45 ... 1S8 ,. 77 American car rvunary American Car A Tpundry pfd.,,, American Cotton Oil... American Cotton Oil pfd American Express . .. American Hide A Leather pfd.. .. American ice.. American Ice pfd.. American Linseed O American Linseed O American Locomotive , American Locomotive pfd .. .. Amerloan Smelting A Refining .. American Smelting A Refining pfd American Bugar Jteftnlng Americsn Tobacco pfd. ctf Anaconda Mining Co.... Atchison ... Atchison pfd .. .. 1 Atlantle Coast Lins Bsltlmors A Ohio .. .. . Baltimore A Ohio pfd .. , Brooklyn Rapid Transit Csnadlsn Pacifle Central of New Jersey .. Chesapeake A Ohio .. .. Chicago ek Alton ,.' .. .1 Chicago A Alton pfd .. Chicago Great Western . Chicago A Northwestern Chicago, Mil. A fit. Paul : Chicago Terminal A Trans Chicago Terminal A Trana. pfd C. C, C. SU Louis.. Colorado Fuel A Iron.-. Colorado A Southern .. Colorado A Southern 1st pfd Colorsdo A Southern 3na pfd Consolidated Gas.. ,,1 Corn Products Keflulnav Corn Products Refining pfd., ,. .. ,.. Delaware A.Hudson,., .' Delaware. Lackawanna A West..., Denver A Rio Ore.ude , ., Denver A Rio Grande pfd.. .. ...... Distillers' Securities .. .. ,. 1TH 45 . M 68 JH, 77 15 128 IfiV W n 63! 85', 25 V 60i Krle .. f.rle 1st pfd .. .. Erie 2nd pfd... General Electrlo Hooking Valley Illinois Central ' International Paper .. ., international Paper pfd .. nternational Pump Ihterna tional Pump pfd.. Iowa Central Iowa Central pfd Kanaas City Southern .. . Kansas City Southern pfd Louiavllla Nashville .. ., Manhattan L ., Metropolitan Securities .. 21 Vi 14iVe lol lis Metropolitan nt. ny Mexican Central , Minneapolis A Bt. Louis .. .. .. .... Minn., SU P. A Sault Ste. H Minn., St. P. A Sault Ste. M. pfd.... Missouri Psdfle ., .. ...... Missouri, Kansss A Texas Missouri, Ksnsas A Texas pfd.... National Lead National R. R. of Mexico pfd New Tork Central New Tork, Ontario A Western., .. to w w 8i 3IS 72 IS 4tf4 Norfolk 4k western ., Norfolk A Western pfd en 0 rtortn American racino jns.i ., ., .. .. ....., Pennsylvanta .ex. dlv. People's Gss Pittsburg, C. C. A St. Louis ., ...... Preaeed Steel Car.. .. .. .. ... .... Pressed Steel Car pfd.. .. ., Pullman Palace Car sn 134 IIH T7 Readme- .. ,. .. .. 1...... . 120"i neaaing isi pro.. .. .. .. .,.,. .. ss Roadlns 3nd ofd.. .. ...... 1 RepuNlO Steel .. 25 Hepubllo Bteei pra ... 94 .. 34'Z ... ti Rock Island Co Rock Island Co. pfd. KUDner uooos .. ..... .. numifr uvHtia iii ... St.' Ixuls San Fran. 2nd pfd., .... St.4 Louis ISouth western ..... ,. St. Louts Southwestern pfd.. Southern Psclflo .. .. .. 43 SouthsrM4psclft pfd ... .. .4 .. 4psclft pfd ... . .. .4 .... 117 Railway .. ., Vfl Railway pfd S'i a Coal A Iron., y, ,j Bout hern Southern Tennessee Texss Psclflo, 80 Toledo, St. Louis A Westw Toledo. Bt. Louis A Wsst - Of !...'. tTnlon Psclflo .. 1. .. a 144 Union Paolflo pfd .. .. e) 4t' . 33 United Ststes Kx press . -. 105 ' United Ststes Leather 1 niimi siain txauivr .. ,. .. ... 1 United States Leather pfd.vt. ..... United States Realty ...(. 64 ifnitea ch4b nuuwr ..... ...... 1' 6 '), I" ,......,..'12 United States Rubber pfd.. Unwed mates meei .. .. , Unite Mtsles Steel nfd. . Vlrglnls-Csrollna Chemical ..lu, - 38 virainia-caroiina unsmicai pra J.,.,-, J'"i Wabash .. .. i. .. v.. ml Wabash pfd. . .. .. .......! 44 , Welle Fsrge Express .. ',. ? t Weatinahouse Electric. .. .. .. ,. .. lr Western Union .. .... ... , .4 HH Wheeling A Lake Erie ... .. ivi Wisconsin CSntral ., ,, 36 Wisconsin Central pfd.. 4. ... . .... 4KV Northern Psclflo ,, .. . I9n Central leather . .. ..... .....r 4ft' Central leather pfd.. ... W fllnas-HharTleM .1 .. 74 Great Northern pfd .. . ... ... ..... 284 V: 1 NEW .YORK BONDS. a. refunding 2s, registered ' 'MsU . n.rriUIIUMl, . .... MMi. IM'f V. 8s, registered . .. ..'. ., K(i I?.- b. as. coupon ..... ..... ' loj" Tt. B. old 4s, reglslered ., ..I,.. 103H . n. uia ss, ooupi'n .. ... .. .4 , iuvj ir.'a. Ksw 4s, registered .. .. l.TO tr, 8. New 4s. coupon .. ,. .. t.i, lm American Tobaoco 4s.. .. ...... , 7nm American Tobacco 4s,. .,,..,.,., ll'.i Atchison general 4s.. ... .. . inovi Atchison sdjustment 4s., ,.,. .. ,, , ! Atlantlo Coast Llns 4a. .. .... .. .... Baltimore A Ohio 4s .. .'101 Raltimors A Ohio IHs,. .. ,., ti Brooklyn R. T. ev4s.. ...... L CentraMf Oeorgl 6s.v-.. ito Central of Oeorala 1st Jno ., Ofd. .07 Ontral of Georgia 3n Inc., ., ., , . 87 Central of Georgia 3d tno,. ., Ut f-hesHpeaks A Ohio 4S. .. lr.t, Chlnago A Alton V.. .. .. .. .. ; TK Chli aso, R, A Oulncy new 4s.. ,. .: tat. C'hlcsso, R. 1. A Pscine R. R. 4s... , 7 Chicago, ft, I. A P. R. H. ool. 6s !4 C. O, C. A St. I-nuls gn. 4s.. j . . . a a . .. 1 , . n . i'dlrirerlo Inilustrisl ss er. do Industrial 6s Ser. B., .. . 7IS mo Midland 4s... -.4 i ...... 7rU lo A Southern 4s. . .i ..... f Colorado t'olors Cuba Re .. .. ..... 104 renver 4V Pio Orands 4s Par ij.stll.ers' eecurUlns 6S .. ., . if COTTOWMlLiiMAeHINEnYi .iriV'-i;'-t -. ; jiw; 1 V. . :.v--ii; w-re. OUTM trvon mriiwy..C!C.(xr2 V' . - wnsiejuu ill. n. w. "v . . .7 .. r , Revolving: FIf CAr4, artls, . RAUWeVjrH4MAi, -f Dnwlttg Frames, planlof Frames, TwUters and Spoolers f QulUers and Reels Looms,' ;: COMBERS " - ETC., ETC. i'A Kris General 4a ., It Hocking Vsiley .... 1074 Japan 4a W Japsn 6s, 2nd Series 7H Japan 4Vin .. t Japan 4Hs, otfs. Snd Series KH4 Louisville A Nash. Unified 4s IM Manhattan consol gold 4s 1MV Mexican Central 4s.. .. v. 78U Mexican Central lat lnc 304 Minn. A St. Louis 4s ofd. 92 Missouri, Kanaas A Texas 4s WoU Missouri, Kansas A Texas 2nda.... Wis Nstlonal R. R. of Mexico con. 4s.... ai New York Central gen. 3s New Jersey Central gen. 6s , 127 . Northern Paciflo 4a im Northern Pacific Is 74 Norfolk A Western consol 4s . .. .. 1S) - Oregon Short Lino-rfdg. 4s.. ..... Penn. ov. Js.. .. Readlns General 4a .. .' St Iuls A. Iron Mountain con. 5a., IIS St. Iyouls San Francisco fg 4a.... xf- gt. Louis Southwestern con. 4s 7H Beaboard Air Line 4s ofd. M4 Southern Pscino 4s l Southern Paciflo 1st 4s ctfs M Southern Railway 6s 117 Texas A Psclflo lets 123 Toledo. St. L, A Western it HO Vnlnn, Paciflo 4a, 104H I'nlon Paciflo cv. 4s ('. B. Bteel 3nd 8s. . .. .. .. v WS Wabash Ists H'H WshaSh Teb. B 74 Western MA 4s 84 Whselins- A Lake Erie 4s 87V wiacontiin vg-ivriai s w JgMO 441 OtfS S3 I .al A tWl .' Manufacturers and Jobbers Frequently, flad It necessary to havs Banking? Facilities In ad dition to thoser offered by local banks. ' THE) First National Bank of rUchmond, Virginia, With 11.360.000.00 Capital ' 15.000,000.0 Deposits 17,000,000.00 Total Resources Offers Just tho Additional Fa cilities Required. Jno. - B. Purcell, President: Jno. M. Miller. Jr.. Vice Presi dent; Chas. R. Burnett. As-d Blatant Cashier; J. C. Joplln, Assistant Cashier. MILLER & COMPANY EXCHANGE BROKERS. Ns. 108 Broadway, - - Nsw Tork Members: New Tork Stock Kxchanga. Kew York Cottew achsnss. New Tork beffee Exchange. New York Predupe Ex Changs. Nsw Orlesnn Cotton Exchange. Sew Orleans Board ef Trsds. Chlea;o Board of Trsds. Livsrpoof Cotton. Asoo tlatlon. Executes orders on sny of ths ixchsnges of which ws are mernbere. All orders ssnt to our brsnch offlos at Jreenvllle, S. C. wUI be trsnsmltted tistantly by private wire to our main fflce In New Tork. and exeoutlene re ported promptly. ...... The Beat Servles, Prompt Attention. f .MtMM. AU S I akawa at st I I III lll7iigiaea imiiiviiiniitw Tour Buslnsa SolicliaM, V n A T.W A Vnw.n Ma-r. 11T W. Waahlngton St., Oreenvllie, 8. C. COTTON SEED OIL and Gin Machinery NOT IN ANY COMBINATION OR TRVST. v Complete plant from fifteen to two hundred tons capacity. Spe cial small Oil plants for gin neries. Complsts eotton gin ning systems. E. Van Winkle Gin and Machine Works, ATLANTA, - V GEORGIA. XOy HUGH MACRAE & CO., Bankers Miscellaneous Southern Socnritlce WILMINGTON, N. C. Washington, D. C 40S Colorado BIdf . Cotton Mill Stocks RICHARD A. BLYTHE, ' Commission Merchant; cwrov warps, and yarns. " No. 114 Chestnut Strest, PHILADELPHIA, ,. . . V. ig PA. A. D.K SALKELD & IRQ, . lUMMlMblul MF.nCJLf.NTI i ' S6V7S Iconard Rt., NEW YORK. COTTTOJT YARN 8. -7y . Fred'k Vletor &' Achelis. WM D'OLIER 76 CO., COMMISSION MERCHANTS , COTTON YAHKS 7 Third anil Uirstnut Sis.' r. Iarlner ant Mewrhant Bklf. h ruiLADELPHlA. PA. BONO DEPARTMENT P ; WACKO VU f - uivsr 10A.V1 TRUST mm, WINRTON-SALEM. N. C. ' ;; 1 BON DM ANI STOCKS. , W Invito corrsepondencS) from parties deslrhig to , buy . or sell., .', -i. v, f-- Our list - of Investments mailed upon application. ,.4.. 5tuartW.; Cramer; rMMiMcnn asjca usarark a '.-'. MNTDACTftD;'VW' - - w --w at var8s i v- x 7 i V , . Slubbers, Na": r- r- '''',.: Intermediates, Rovtaf Frame . ' ; Jack Frames v ; ..,(.,r,::Uv.!VHC..-,.; ' "...i Greensboro : Supply C.REENKBOIIO. N. C. Mai Supplies and Machinery MVivt ear UllU jf A69U AAW .. . . j . . Steam and Power -Pumps, - - Gasoline Engines, Iron Working Machinery. Wood Fibre Plaster Machinery. Beprssenutivs. JHE BROWNfll CO, . Direct JENCKES SPINNING CO. PAWTUCKET, R. I. : , ; V COTTON TARN SPINNERS, CONVERTERS AND DEALXR& . ' f V " Corrsspondenoa With Southern Spinners Sollcltsd. . O. a. ROBBINS Complete Equipment for Cotton Mill, Power Plants V and General Machnery. ' I: CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA: CROMPTON-THAYER LOOM CO. . WORCESTER. HA84. . ! - FANCY COTTON AND GINGHAM. TOWEL, DAMASK, QUILT. CA68IMERH. BLANKET LOOMS, XTC, j - DOBB1ES, BOX MOTIONS, REPAIRS, ETC , . r- .4. . SOUTHERN OFFICE! C3IARLOTTE, Jf. C . ,.i .. ALEXANDER & GARSED. Manarera. r; " v : HIGH-GRADE SPINDLE, LOOM, ENGINE AND VALVE (OIL foowtM Bell OOs aad Oreasss, Lwbrloattag Oresssa. lUady-lftasI Cold wtue nuttsv - sVgsjtHg GEO. B. HISS OIL GO. ' fTH aRTsTITa. M. G CONTINENTAL GIN COMPANY J. SPENCER TURNER CO. COMMISSION MERCHANTS. OFFICES! New York. Philadelphia' Cltloafo, St. Louis, Loiuloa, Englaiwl, Yarns and Cotton Piece Goods. PAULSON, LINKROUM & CO..; S7-SS LEONARD STREKT 120 CHEHTNIT STHKKT 310 MONROK RTUKt-rr '-' BANDY & TERRELL; ; ORKENS0ORO, K. CV, v,. ' Consulting, Hydraulic and ; fiswer En gtnssrs, Plans and sstlmates for power plants and sewer systems, mads on' application. ,,. ' . .' - j,;1 , , Bandy A. M Ph. B. Assoc, M. A. Vf 80. 0. E., and , Terrell, C. E. Rensater, . i - "." V '"V : ' , BSTABLISIIKO .1110 , , C. P ELUS & COMPANY Cotton Commission Merchants : 1';V.-M,-:-iUMEMBERt OF '.'i'V'''' The Nsw Tork Cotton -Ex;hAngs, Nsw Orleans Cotton Exchange. Liverpool Cotton Brokers' AssoclaUon. New Or lean Board of Trads. .. : Cotton Exchange) Rultdlnc " . ffi A ,'. NEW .ORLEANS . r ih . ; Spenlsl attention given to esecutlng of orders In contracts for future de-i livery of ootton In all . the markets. correspondence: koucited. HUBBAleb BROS. tSs CO., IIANOYER SQUAR10, NEW YORK. MEMBERS OF New Yoflt Cotfon Ef , Changs, Nsw Orlesns Cotton Ex .. changa, Assoelate Members Liver. pool Cotton Kxohsnge. -"''v 1 0ROKR8 SOLlCITEn-For thn pur.. ; rhase end sale of ootton for fttturs delivery. Correspondence Invited. COUiT6iui siuiLDiN4i.;-. " ' ' ATLANTAe OAs - ) A mmmxi 1 v .. 1 . r Aatomatle Feeder, Openers and Trunk, Breaker, Inter medlsU aiid ; . :V'; Flnlatier lMif0:'p:(ft: KlrschtMrCrd4nf Beaters J f , . Thread Exttactorgv itl:'fj Waste Pickers, etc ; i .. Raw Stack DrymlX' j. h; Civ., 63 1 We " . V .'-V.''.. . Company, S 1 Dayton, OMs watueT ursssias TOU WANT ONLY THE BEST Cotton Gin Maclvlnery. ; Ask any experienced glnner skoal PRATT. EAOLK. SMITH, WIN8HIP. MUNOER : " 1 ' '. ' If Intsrsstsi we would like ta show you what thousands ot life-long cus tomers say. Writ for catalogue and testimonial booklet ...... CHARLOTTE. N. C . NEW YORK P1ULADELPUIA , . CHICAGO -r IIAMRD, WCK ".'1 ? ''' Cettca (cminissiea .:-.. 1 4 .1." J.S V c -iV af H - I " - ' f wwwes.saiae.'. f W JAIIE3 E. I.IITCIIELT, CD. COMMISSION M:huan is. Cotton Yarns and C, ttcn v:-' Cloth?;. "'. CovsiCNMrNTH fir": Phl!a.lf-''Ma. 1'- : si. I - t t l,,-tin, I1- '.. r : New oiL, ?o., "i I f I ! , , :i lf':'-3-.. I' I - ! ! ' - . a )
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