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CHARLOTTE DAILY OLoEUVER, MAY 13, 190G. 1 - COMMENCE- AND FINANCE SAGGING TENDENCY IN COTTON - APr Earlr Gains on Near Pnalllon , tuvlnj to fctedy Cables mid Bullish i f'v Week-End Figures, the Whole Ust , Regan to Lo Ground Voder lie i aliaing and Bear Pressure. New Tor. ' May 12. Th cotton market A r Opened tdy at an advanca of t points ; to a decline of I points, tha gslns- being en the near positions, which wr in- fluenoed y steady cable and ", bullish - mK-m4 figures, wblla tha later months S were depressed by mora favorable weath . . ' Or In. toe South and . reallslng.v Trading vae fairly active after tha call, l and - M wmii-May-Was rrelatlvely"- firrh" for - , V -time, thewhole liar gradually waged off and In, the middle of tba morning showed ., .. ft not loaa of I to I pokita, unS.r contia- r, wed realising and local bear pressure,' '. . .f Kacelota at tha sort a to-duy. U.tttl T : lalM. agulnat U.107 last wek and B.W3 V .last year.. Kor-the week. eS.eoo bales, sv resalnat Tl, laat week and 1S8.MT last f , year.. To-days receipt a at Nw Orleans, ; , .lt hales, isalnst S.3l last ear, and at ; xiousion(. naiea, againsi year. , , f -. . : ... ... ; i Lost pf 4 to 10 Polnta at New Of' v1- '. New Orleans, May U Spot cotton quiet y , ." ; ana steady, aales l.ut bales, , inciuoini v , Suo to arrive. Quotations unchanged. Jdld I' tiinf uw.- -, i- : ; - Futures 1 opened quiet 1 point no to . .point down, advices that New York bear r - were selling- that market to a standatlll , .'. 1 had a depressing effect her, and In the f . ansene of support pricea eased off until 4.. ' .rear the end of tha session. The market s k ,. closed weak, the list. showing net losses , f m 40 pointa,.,.,..;,.,;; ' 1 s ' Now Orlenna Futnre. v New Orleana, ' May It Cotton futures ciosefli. May U.ZS: June H.3S; July 11.411 - - Aag. 11.13; Sept. 10.73; Oct. 10.M; Nor. .. tvjuiyq, urn; jan. lo.eu, .-i-r v- -r.Wew-; York Cotton.-- r. ; NewTork. May 11 Spot cotton closed 7,, Ouletl' middling uplands 11.90; middling '. " ". oniea nona. futures steady, -. piicsa rangi roiiows: Open , llgh 'i June ii. ' . , V July j,.. n.a. . ii.a i . ug. ; ... 11.01 11.0S ' f BepU, i JO T bid 1ft 5S fl ft 1A Tl A a. Nov. .. .. . . Dee. - ..... .. 10.70 Jan. i -.. ... 10.71 Feb March-.; '.. . 11.00 . la.M 10.M io.li io n Iw Close 11.11 11.M 1U1 11 It 10.04 10.C8 Ifl.O M1 iau 10.01 10.M 10.71 . i 10.70 '10.fl ion .t.m lom josh 10.7T 10.77 t . ' Uerpoo Cotton. ' Uverpool, May 11 Closing: Cotton. a pot euleK price 1 point hlgherr Ameri can middling fan- 3: good middling .; miaaiing a.u; tow mioanng S.0S; Nd ordinary (.IS; ordinary 1.86. Tha aalea of tha day wen two bales, of which HO were for specula tion and export and included M Ameri can. Futures opened quiet and steady and closed steady; May f.M; May-June w; juaa juiy m; juiy-Aug. m; Aug.' PeDL S.K: BlL-f)ct. &.K; Oof -Vnv a Kov.-peo. .; Dec. -Jan. L 71; Jsn.-Feb. a.i d Msrcn s.7. CbaiioUfl Cotton Market. Theft ' pricea represent the prices paia 10 wagons:. May II Good middling UK ftrifct middling Miaaung 11 Good Middling, tinged 11 H Suing ti to II H ii-m PORT MOVEMENT. aMaBaaaasBaaasa Galveston, quiet.. tVA 'ew.:orians, quiet and steady., llf-M Mobiles nominal.. lil-M Savannah, ateady.. ... .. .. .. 11 -U Charleston, quiet.. Uk ', Vllmlngton.' steady liu 4 Norfolk, steady . .. .. .. ,". .'..'11 fiaiiimore, mmnuu.. .. .. ., i New York, quiet.. . .. .. 1J o boston, quiet.. .. .. ,.7ll.0 Phlladelnhla. steady If it JHoustoivdU" ,...11' Augusta, steady ., . Memphis, steady ,. SU Ijoula, steady.. .. v. -.. lncinnatl ., .... '.. ,.. ., oulsvllle, Orm' 11H ' 11 7-l 11 Tear Mia 1,151 SIS a.s si SM 1.I5T 7T IS S.1S1 1.0SB lit 1.711 S4 4,711 17 Comparative . Port Rrcrlpta, May IS i ,,--.:-. c v... Testae Last I day ... , Galveston t 1.174 Js'ew Orleana 1,141 Mobile . Ill ;- eavanaah ... .. ..1,110 Charleston II Wilmington . . .... .. - ; Korfolk- . . . " " Vw Tork - Boston pacinc Coast , f Interior Receipts, ' .. ,. . May IS i ...y r Teate.-. Last i K. t . . Day Tear '.Memphis .. ; Augusta .. .. St. Louis .-..,. .. ., ,; Cincinnati ; , -, Houston . . , . -Uttlo Rock .. .. . 4I : U ' . Tt- Lat . , '. ; . "' Day ,Tat- jvew uneana ., i,uo-i,iuu t.fit Melaton .-. 100-1,001 .1.111 Galveston (.114 ; Miller: A Co. Cottoa Letter. , - ' Bpeclal to Tha Observer. . ; , .Mew York, May U During the past week new high levela were reached on all the new. crop poaltlona, while July '. ' ' sold aa high, and May a few points 'v , higher than the top of the past Ave months. The new crop positions wsre , . particularly active, ana scorea an a ' Lrtme advanoe of nearly 10 nolnte, As usual after a . weather boom there v - baa been a. reaction la thla case, to the , V extent of 70 points, notwithstanding tha ', fact that the official records show scep v ttonally low temperatures throughout a i ' ;' areat pan ot mi oeit. - .-Strong efforts have been made to mini. rals the Importance of low temperature X T but ft may be set down a a certainty that 'the cdmlmr. weea will bHng many ' loud eompialnu af injury to the atanu. . ' necessity of replanting find acarclly of , ur - eea. , , . Liverpool, is gu to com 4 lower on :' ' Monday, but as Burooa will bava aa an. . : pnrtunity over Sunday to rerlect on the . w temperatures reoora w hardly think : , . the response will b aa bearish a culled . .-'; lor. - i aaiiKH m co. y llnbbard Bros. Jk Co.'m Cottoa Letter. V. (tneclal 1o The Observer. ; v ., New Tork, May U.-Th market was - Comparatively usiiee at the oDenlns. With a disposition to sell the later, '. nontns. Lter tna preaaure was fait la 1 the decline in pricea and while the close 1 ' was ateady the arrest In the decline waa V due to the weeg end rather than to any r, special demand. May has been In good nppiy during the day,-tha eurrenf pre- i mlum over July. No special featurea Am. " velnped beyond the continued selling of ; fw crop and the gradual liquidation or .May deliveries, iron condition are good. iiunuJinu onva. s UO, ? ; tC. (Navel Stores.'. 1 it v . J ; .. ' nothing doing: receipt Jl casks, , Rosin nrm, ss.tus receipts t?. , t . ,, V, Tar, arm. II.W: receipts so. ' v"i V f i: Cru4e turpentine Srm 12.(0, 14.71 and . 5-i receipts la. .' - - ,. ' ' Savannah, i Oa., May 1J. Turpentine Prm " I" ""' ks; receipts ol; vi ; Itoiiln Orm; sales l.MS: receipts .tS; Shipments (lock WioU: A B . : c it o; d Kofti b hio: r U nn t kio; n M.? in it S; H l : I li en; k Hi; i 14 70; N H7e W a 4.0j W W 4.N t ... - ;'The Money Market. , . ' ' New Tork, May 11. Money oh call bomlnel! no loans, time loans easy 60 ; :' lay i to I pet Sent Oa day and Six pionths i. Irinie mercantile paper 6'i to t IK per cent. Sterling eachanae steady ; l with actual buslnoaa In hankers' bills at f 141 M to for derttand and St 1 15 LD U tiKl 74 for 40 day hills. ' I'oetod mtrs tit) to f iVfe. ' Onmmerrlal hills tMfr ami ' fUj. tar stlvsr tl. Mexicea dollar jl covrsz or exocr.s ccxrtT,::o. IuinrovcJ Hank Kiatcment Was Taken Advantage of to hell" on Week'i KxtciiHlve Itlso, Some Prominent htot ks ; Calnliig and Others D dining. v. : New York, May ll-?Thr Improved eon dltioa of tha banks shown by the bank statement waa expected and . was takes advantage of In the stock exchange to tsrto sell stocks to lake prints on tha t xi naive rise which ocourred during the wrrk. The movement of prices In, the stock market . waa .unusually eontueea and Irregular, lixcept for th realising movement after the bank Statement, there was- no time during the session when the general, tone was at Sll consistent.- Advances In prominent stocks were made at the same time with de clines in stocks of the same Importance. The movement waa not wlda at anv time and tha vol u trie of transaction was only moderate." Banking opinion la not unanu khi o 'thut)eek -InMhe-money mar ket. -The confident sacculation In stocks Im baaed upon an aaaumptlon of growing . . . M lik..k. -.A..'-...L.t L I preted to be fostered by a return flow of currency from Ban Frsnclsce aa soon in panning la resumed there and Ay fur ther remittances front abroad by foreign Insurance companies. - The recent large mwara ' movement, of sola la allegen by some banker to hsvr bees largely true to ths course ef remittance' against Insur ance loaaes. Ths market closed near ths tow prices of ths day. ' -Total sales of bonds.' oar -value. C.78K.' MO. ' ... ..r , Total sales of stocks were 441.100 shares, including: copper M0O cotton I.sjo; An- -ffrrm IE in. rs II.. arm, T3 tl T w,vw, i" wvv. ....... , W. S00; Ra4Uiif ,400; 0outhra Rwy. i Wki arl 1Wh. SlT r T 4VW. 1 Tealnei OataalelA ivv, vs. wf . V saw, wmwii smiiiw 7.ooo: steel 10,100; Va.-Caro. Chem.. 700, pi a. iw; moss sub. . ...r i,; ' Seaboard Air Line Stock. ' Baltimore. Md.. May 118. A. L, com mpn and pfd. nothing doing. .. ;r .CLOS1NO STOCK U8T. Adams Kxpress -.. .. . Amalcamated Conner American Car 4b Foundry ., .. ... American Car Foundry -pfd... ., American Cottoa Oil.. American Cotton Oil pfd.. .. ... American Kxpress .. .. .. .. ... ,. Ameikan Hide dt' Leather pfd.. ... America a Ice-.. .. .. . .. ..... ... American Ice Pfd.. .. .. .. .. .. American Linseed Oil..'.. .. American Linseed Oil -pfd ... ... American Locomotive American Locomotive pfd . .. American Smelting A Refng .. ... America a Smelting A Refng pfd' American eugar Kenning.. .. American Tobacco pfd. otf.. Anaoonqa Mining uo.. Atcnison ..... .... .r t Atchison pfd.. ,. .' .. .. Atlantic Coast Un .. .. .. .. .. .. Baltimore A Ohio -i.i . tki. m m Brooklyn Rapid Transit.. .. Canadian Pad Mo , Central of New Jersey .. ineaapeaxe st onio .. , Chicago A Alton.. Chlcaao A Alton Pfd Chicago Great Western"";. .. Chicago A Northwestern Chicago, Mil. A St. Paul.. .... . Chicago Terminal A Trans, pfd.. C, C, C. A St. Louis.. .. .. .. . Colorado Fuel A Iroa.v. .. .. . Colorado A Southern .. .. . Colorado A Southern 1st pfd.; ., Colorado A Southern Ind pfd.. Consolldsted Gee Corn Produete Refining Corn rroducts running pfd.. ,. Delaware A Hudson .. .. Delaware, Lackawanna A Weat... 474 Denver A Rio Grande 43H Denver A Hio Grande pfd .. .. .... 0j Distillers' Securities 4 Erie Erie 1st pfd , 7 Erie 2nd Pfd. ss Oenersl Electric 17H Hocking valley .. .. mwnzs 140 log 102H n 200 4 We . so 7 114 163 US 10-jh 2H ' ss 101 ltd 3 S3 1WH 118H zs 75 206 ltt ZS TO 48 Vi T8H 7M Illinois Central . .. International Paper v. .. ... International Paper pfd.. .. International Pump .. .. ."j .. International Pumo bfd Iowa Central...... .. f .1 Iowa Central pfd .. .. ..' Kansas City Southern .. ., Kansas Cltv Southern Atd.. .. .. .. Louisville A Naehvme.. Manhattan L Metropolitan Securities.. Metropolitan St. Rwy.. Mexican central Minneapolis A; 8L Louia Minn.. St. P. A Sault Bte. M Minn.. Sc. P. A taut Bte. M. Pfd. Missouri pacific Missouri. Kansas A Taxes Missouri, Kansss A Texas pfd National Lead .. , National R. R. of Mexico pfd .. ... New York Central New Tork. Ontario A Western .. Norfolk A Western "Norfolk A Western pfd. , jorin ariiticii .. Pacific Mall Pennsylvania' ... people's Oss . :. Pittsburg. C. C. A Bt. Louis Pressed Steel Csr .. Pressed Steel Car pfd Pullman Palace Car Reading Reading 1st fd Reading Ind pfd... i Kepunne Bteei .. ., .. .. , RepublM Steel pfd .. .... Rock Island Co Rock Island Co. Pfd..'-.. ., ,.'.,, HUbbef Goods ..... Rubber Qoode pfd ,. .. It.- Louis A San Fran. 2nd pfd.. .. St. Louia SonthWeetern St. Louia Southwestern pfd.. .. ., Southern Paclfle -.. .. .. Southern Paclflo pfd., , Southern. Railway .. Southern Railway pfd.', Tennessee Con I A Iron Texaa A PaclSe Toledo. St Louis A West Toledo. St. Louis A West, pfd in ion rsoino , .. ,, hlon Psclno pfd .. .. ,, nlted States Kxpress 'nlted Btatea leather ., United Slates Lesthsr 'pfd United States Rubber .. , n ted States Rubher efd United Ststee Steel , nlted State Steel Pfd... Virginia-Carolina Chemical., ... Virginia-Carolina , Chemical pfd .... Wabash , . We bash pfd 171. SO ' 7 so 27H U2 111 ni4 73 157 170 MO SO 141 91 7 1X14 5H 7s IU 7H uou si 3 20 103 S4 Wells Fargo Express -'IM Weatlnghouae Electrlo ., ., ., ,. ,, i.-il T. . . nnwii $t ,,,, Wheeling. A Lake Erie.. ., ,.. .. ., Wisconsin Central .. ... ,, ,, ,, Wisconsin Central pfd.. Northern Paclflo .. ... .. Central Leather .. .. ... , . tiK Central Leather pfd.. '.r KMU sinea-Bheffleld .. ...... ...... , TV Great Northern pfd ... .. .. .. .... louU IT 26H 2U7 A- NEW YORK BONDS. ", I- t!. 8. rendlng Is, registered .... , 103' U. S. refunding U, coupon.. ,, .... W B. ss, reel stereo i, ... (.) 8. Is, coupon.. .. ..-.r 0 ins B. Old 4a, reglstsred imu B. Old 4s. coupon .. .4 ,. lor.! S. New s, registered ...... f. UHV L New 4. coupon.. -.. .. ., , 1IH V, V, V, V. V. V. A merles a Tobacco 4s,.., .. ., ,.. 70 American Tooacc ss.. ft .. . .... lit Atohtnon general 4s.4 ., 1,' , .. ,1 11114 Atohlson adjustment aw ,. ., ; M Atlantlo Const una is.. ,. t. ., ,, . SH'.j Hsltlmore A Ohio 4s.. ,.-;s .'.,,, , 10CU Phi tl more A Ohio 1MS. hrookiyn B. T. cv. is. nirmi ui uwiriu pa., .. .. Central of Georgia 1st Jno,,,, ,, M "' 9 2tS 7 :,lsX$-J.i'A' General Machinery Agents., - j , :. -V:. Complete 'Equipment for Cotton ana Mills. ? Power Plants - CHARL0TTE, NORTH CAROLINA Villaiii B.' Charles coTToy yARya. cxyrrox goods, - AND fJOTTOX' WASTE. ' " : " if- A.-... ...Uf4 .' , OffloetChsrtotta . C.1 Boston Uasa. And Amsterdani X. V. Mlnn.A'jt. Louis 4s.. : ,:V,Ofd. M Mlaaouri. Kansas A Texas 4s.. .... 103 Missouri, Kansas A Texas litds.... S7V4 Nstionsl R. It. of Mexico consol ) stw New York Central gen. m . .,r v New Jersey Central gen. is.. 1V Korthera Paclflo 4s.. 1W!4 Northern Paotflo Is.,'',. .. iM 7iy Norfolk A Western consol 4s.. ..... M Oregon Short Line rfdg. s . .. 5H Pann. CV.H4S.. . .. .. .. ., -,. '.. ' dm Resdlng General 4s. .S, .. '.. .. KWi KU.UouiM a Iron Mountain oonsoi ss 113 St Louis A Ban Francisco fg. 4s.... . SMI w.wi. si.uiii.wnn .-ll 1 . p .' ... v Seaboard Air Line 4s... .. .... 1K eoutnern racioo ea.. -.. .... ' s Southern Psolfio 1st 4s etfs., .. . icui hern .Rajlway Jst,. '., .. .. ..., 117 Texas A Paolflc lets.. ofd. .-.13. Toledo. Si. L. A Western 4s.. .. - 81 Union Pacific 4s , .. 1W union rmcma ti, . .... . V. B. Steel Ind 6s ,i ITU Wsbash Ists ., .. .. ,. 11SV Wahash Deb. B.. ..- 77U western mo. s.. , tl Wheeling A Laks Krle 4s.. ., w.. wisconsm central is.. .. ..1:. .. ., si Japan 4s ctfs.. ;. .. 64 - New Tork Product. New York. Msy It. Flour firm hlsher but aulet: Minn, patent M.H to 14.U. do bakers U.U to Ufa): winter patents U.00 snn si.su: Kye nour sreany fi.ai to st.iu. Cornmeal steady: fine 11.10; coarse 11.07 to ta.s; kiln dried 12.70 to Rye.duil; No. 1 Western nominal. Hurley, ateady. feeding 47; malting M to It Wheat. Irregular: No. I red 91 nominal Sales Included No. 1 red Msy 0; Jul t!: Seou cloeed UK. Corn steady; No. 1, 66 nominal eleva tor. Option partly hie. net lower. May M'; July n; sept mh: lec. kv. ttats strsdy- mixed ZS. Beef quiet, family 111.60 to 4i:.i0: mess p.W to W.6V. Beer bams fX.tO to I2S.00 Wicket 110.00 to 111.00. Cut meats stead vi pickled bellies U to iuh: pick lea shoulders 8; pickled ham 11 to 11. 4-ard nrm, western prime P.7n: noml nal. refined firm; continent $).!: 8- A. a).TB: compound 7 to 1. Pork steady: family im.60: short clear iioBi 10 fiiuju: mess sm.sv to iv.a. Tallow steady, city i: country 6. ' Roaln firm 14.10 to $4.15. Turpentine firm 7 to (7V6. Rice ateady; domeatic IVi te s, .Molasses nrm. new urieans u to L Coffee, spot Rio steady: No. 7 Invoice 7; mild steady; Cordova 9 te lov. "u- turee closed steady in tone, to 10 polnta net lower. Sugar- raw strong; fair refining 1 9-tz to 1 la-14; centrifugal 1 1S-32 to 3 7-16 f moliteaea sugar I 21 -SI to 111-18. Refined steady; confectioners A 14.45: Mould A M.K; cut loaf 1S.30; crushed 16. M: powder- so ft.70: grsnuiated li.eo; cubes fi.RB. Peanuts unchanged, ateady. Freights to Liverpool quiet; grain by steam lUd. Potatoea steady 'tov.flrm. Bbrmuda ' pel Derrei sji.eu to ss.su. Csbbases show wider ranse In aualitv and value, l.0 So 13.00 per barrel. Cotton seed oil wss dull snd essler un der bear pressure. Prime crude f. o. b. mills 81 cents nominal; prime summer yelmw tsu to 38; prims white 41.' prime winter, yellow 41.. ' .1 Butter steady. unchansed. Cheese steady, unchanged. Kegs firm. Western extra firsts It to m; firsts 17ft to IS. t 1 Chicago Grain. Chicago, May U.-rvAn - official forecast of rain In Ksnsaa and Nebraska caused considerable liquidation of wheat here to-day. Because ef this selllne tha tnna ef ths market waa weak and final ejuo- tatioua on July showed, a net loaa of k. Corn waa down . ': Oats were off i. provisions wsre 7H tfc 14 higher. CHARIXJTTB PRODUCE MARKET. (Corrected dally by J. W, Zimmerman Company.) Chickens Spring ,., nens rsr neaa.. , Ducks , Eggs . Rys Corn. Cotton Seed.. .. .. ,. 11 era 13 &M so lo BO 75 4JT7 psts Feed Oat Bttfl. e s 4) v so tj U Otlcsgo Grain and Provision. May IS .. f High Low .t'lose , k; v CpTT-CANIflXO A CUSTOM, r ' t - -Vi.'"-' - aeasawaasa Fnrnlty and'-Stadenty of Rosmoke College ' Characterise as raise Charge of Cruelty to Animals But Admit Students Were Fined In Msy ''or's Conrt.'.;:-. To the Editor of The. Observer: ' In' your Isstte of wsdnesday, May 1,-the students and faculty of Roan oke College were very much surpris ed to see. a . notice In which three or four students - were accused of cru elty to animals. The Item stated that they Tushsd a cow through a barbed wire fence and also beat another cow unmercifully with planks. The names of the ", students mentioned In your paper were: CL is. copemeaver. A. U Marks, W. K. .inton nna j. a. Turner. ' These men were fined by the mayor, who had heard no evidence wnnavvr. The report sent to you from Roan- aks csme through' ths Salem corres pondent of The Roanoke Times and It happens that this person to whom I refer knew nothing whatever of the affair that took place on the college campus. ...- v s Cow-canning? has been in practice here for. years and no Injuries to animals or persons have resulted thus far. The cows are deliberately turn ed upon ' the college treunds by peo ple and It Is no more tnan just mat they should be kept from trespassing In some manner. The report sent you was untrue from beginning;' to end. with the ex ception of the fine mentioned and It Is desired by the faculty and students of Rosnoks College that these state ments msde In your paper of Msy 9 should be corrected. A. M. BOWMAN, JR. Salem, Va.,f May 10, 1101. A PLEA FOrt THE VETERANS. ...ISK A A a e 0 I 78a ...71 WHEAT May .. .. .. July . . .. .. Sept ... .. . . ' CORN Kay .. ..' 41 July 4,; 41 Sept .. .. .. .. ..41 OATS May '.;. .11 ' July 11 Sept .. .. .. ....Sli PORK Msy .. .. K.1T July 4. ... .11-40 Bent '... .1M LARD , ; May 1.47 . July . . ... .. .. I.S7 Sept I.7S RIBS . ''.'', May a. .. July . ,.,; ' ,. 1.77 -i Sept .. .. .', .. t.7T 81 . 104 41 4m . SIT UK SIH 11.11 11.17 11.10 1.4 J 1.15 1.17 IS . 7IH 7IV IH . 4m 44 II n SIH 11.37 11:49 11.17 ,17 I.B7 I.7S i 1.71 .1.77 Ml 'I.TT : The Dry . Goods Market, Nsw York, Msy 11 Ths dry goods' mar et te-da? showed more activity In wide print cloths with fractional slvshces on narrow odds. Fine goods are very strong, snd colored goods held steady. Heavy sheetings were weak, v... , .'.',... T7 Central et Georgia Id Jno,, ,. Cheaapeake A Ohio 4Vfcs. .. ChlcasoA Alton JHs. ....... ... Chlnaaoi H. A Oulnoy nsw 4s.. .... Chlraso, R. I. A Pacific R. R. 4s.. Chlrago, R. I. A P. R. R. cel. tS M)A C. C) C. A St. Iitila gen. 4., .. ,. Colorado Industrial la Sr. A., . TS' Colorado IndtistrUl Is Br. B.. .... 77 k Crlorado- Midland 4s ,, ',.,, . 7iZ Colorado A Bout hern 4.. ., ,,.. H Mstlllers' Securities ss.. .. ,, t) rrla prior lien 4s.. .. .. lea , T.ri Oenernl 4s. .. ....,.. Si Ilorklng Valley 4H ..ofd 1. Japan a ,.,1. ',,,,, ytr Npan m. ini oer.. .. ,.. ... , ,. ,, 'W.4 span 4H., .. ,, r , SVS pan 4's certlflrstes Ind Series.. Oil oulsvllle A Nsh. Unified.,,.,,,.,.' jnf nnnuan -..n"i oi(j a. . .... ji ealr-a Onfrnl . ,, ,. ; AleaJuaa Cential 1st loo,,. .. 5 J'.-' A Cownty' Tk'ket. To the Editor of The Observer v From what I can learn by talking to the voters from the difforsnt sec tions of ths county, I hsve conclud ed that they have about decided upon- the following ticket for county commissioners: John , B. Ron. John Newell, Capr. ' J. M. Davis, Joe Hutchison and W. M. Long. This Is a first-dsns ticket and , every voter should rsliy to the poles and nominate It without the change of a name. These five gentlemen are of the very best cltlsenehlp Of Mecklenburg county.' Let's put them In. ? ." "t ( For the Legislature I nominate Me. D. Wat kins ior the Senate and Ran dolph Preston and . W. A. Oiier for ths House. Who will suggest the third namr, ' State Should Provide More Liberally for This IUst-Vanlahlng Hand of Heroes. ri , To the Editor ot The Observer: Ths cltlsena of North Csrollns should be a very thankful people for the many blessings which thsy en Joy. We have a cltlsenshlp which .pays Its taxes and Is generous In con tributing to all charitable institu tions. We have better schools sll over the State than ever before. Our unfortunate are being cared for bet ter than st any-previous, tiro In Jhe history of the State; except in one particular, and that Is 'with reference to her sons -who-fought a valiantly In the war between the States. Should not. can not. will not the next Legislature provide, la the dis tribution of State funds,, a larger amount-for the poor-Old Southern soldier? We, like the poor American Ind ana. are fast passing away ana, to say ths least, within the next de cade will have ceased to be a bur den hsre, but hope to be In a better and brighter land. We hope to hear from others along this line, our legislators would do themselves more credit If they would spend more time eonaiderlnc ways and means lor neip Ing the old Confederate veterans ana leas time In political clique work. (I would be glad ' to have, othof state papers copy tnis.j V. U. HARM AW. 'Sugar Drove, Msy 10. 1101. Rector Huglison and Pastor Part tuompany. Mora-anton News-Herald. At a meeting- on Easter Monday of tha members of urace episcopal church. Moresnton. a vestry was elect ed as follows:- J. H. rearsoa, v. u. McDowell, W. 8., Pearson. I.-M. Tar lor. C. F. McKesson, Lelth Gordon and Jo 8tlnson. The new vestry mel on Friday following and adopted a resolution-reanestlng the 'resignation of Rev.. Walter Hughson as rector, of the- church. Mr. Hughson claimed that these gentlemen had not been le gally elected vestrymen and took no action- 00 the request. ' recognising only the old vstry. Thereupon a large part of the membership appeal ed to the bishop to sever the relations between Mr. Hughson and the church, and the bishop and his advisory coun ell, after hearing both sides, ssvered the relations, to take effect the first of June.'UOI. However, Mr. Hugh son Is to have charge of the mission work In this county until the first ot June. 1107. A rector for Grace, church to sue oeed Mr. Hughson has net .yet been called... . ,-,'..,;, ;,.. eXsaa"sssawaBa-sMssaBssasMBjBB ..... ' , e ' W. Surveyors at Spartanburg. TSpecUt to' The 'ObWrVer." '.r. " " '. ; Spartanburg, 8. C. Msy it. A par tjr of engineers ef the South West ern Railroad have arrived In tha city and It Is understood that they will make several- surveys Jn tha city Jim its. Several . weeks ago engineers msde a line through the heart of the town crossing East Main street between Converse and Dean afreets. Tbelr movements will be -wstchsd with Interest. . It Is Impossible to learn thej exact nature of the work they have been Instructed to do on this trip. ; : v- v. :: ENGINEER AND CONTRACTOR Xy-fJ t-:,- - ,,w..j.i.OMAlH.OTT. N. 0.'v;-:-.V - f.i :Cfr:i?e;H.1 it ATLANTA. OA. , t Revolving Flat Card ii -y Railway nea4s, ,. ,. '.. 1 1 ""ej ui( -, : Spinning Frames, :" Twister and Spoolers Qunierafand Reels, ' : tDonuiiic;;iv . COMBERS I e,: v II JU.JUUUULI Slubbers,. ' Rovlnc Frames r-J t . ' .1 l'i"-. ... .... i ( Automatic Feeders, . f ' ' ' Openers and Trunk, : Breaker, Intermediate and Finisher Lappers, Klrschner Cardlnf Beaters Thread Extractors, ' v Waste Pickers, etc.' Raw Stock Dryers.. 1 : Wi'il tsjsassBijal - ctw., ciw -. ' ...... .' ' s Jntermedlates, Jack Frames .- ' . , '," ETC" ETC. ',f .'.4 Cabarrus Primaries and Convention. Special to The Observer. Concord, May IS. The Democratic executive committee met to-day on the call of . Chairman Hartsell to set a date for the primaries snd the con vention to name delegates to the 8tte, judicial and congressional con vention. The primaries will be held May SI and the convention June Snd. Manufacturers and Jobbers Frequently And It necessary te havs Banking Facilities In ad dition to those offered by local banks, THE First National Bank of Richmond, Virginia, With tl.S50.OOO.0O Capital 11.000,000.0 Deposits 17.000,000.00 Total Resources Offers Just ths Additional Fa cilities Required. Jno. P. Purcell, President; Jno. M. Miller. Jr.. Vice Presi dent; Chaa. R, . Burnett. As sistant Cashlsr; J. C. Joplin. Assistant Cashier. MILLER 4 COMPANY ; EXCHANGE BROKERS. No. 100 Broadwsy. - - - New Tork. : Members: New Tork Stock Exchange, Coffee Bxehange. New Tork Produce Ex shangs, Nsw orlesne Cotton Exchange. Nsw Orles ne Board of Trade. Chicago . - -r 4- t.iv.,nMil Pntton. Aeao- ilaUon.. Kxecutea orders on any of the ixchanges ol wmcn we era '"'""7'"- , All orders sent 10 our ormnvn . .111. a r will - Ha transmitted' 1 1 rn iii c o. - ... . . 1 1. Apfvit. rtr fa our main j 1 1 . 11 1 r . t" ' - - ' . in Naa, Tork. and executions re ported promptly. Thit Best nervice. rxompt anwuirai FK.....JI. 1. Bat . Imh.ii t roar Business Solicited. F. B. ALBXANOCR, Mgr. 117 W. Washington SU, Greenville, 8. C. Greerisbom - Supply - Company; GREBMHOItU. N. C ;' Mil! Supplies -arid Machinery Motors and Dynamos,; " Steam and Power Pumps, Gasoline Engines, Iron Working Machinery.' Wood Fibre Plaster, Machinery. Direct Rspreeentstlves THE BROWNIil CO. fse Dayton, Ohls JENCKES SPINNING CO. PAWTUOKET, B. I. COTTON TARN SPINNERS. CONVERTERS AND DEALERS. Correspondence With IJoathern Spinners Solicited. I. : CATLIN & CO. third namet , DKMOCRAT. round ree.d ii) nod. f. . ; Special to The Observer. -,''. ' Concord, May IS. Testerdsy morn ing Mr. William Gadd.' a well-known ciiiien of Concord,', was found dead In bed at his home here. He was ap psrenUy well on ,rf tiring: the previous evening.', Mr. Oadd came here from fnglsnd. He wss II years of sge and rnlnar hy profession. lirn(hr. Mr. Robert Oadd, of Charlotte, sur ZLim vivea. -.. , Comsniasloa Meretuuata 815 and 317 Broadway, Now Boston, ' ,PhlUdelphia. , coTTON.YAnim. ; c All numbers, Skeins, Warps, -;:' ; Cops and CJones fv-' . ; C0TTOH 00003. W- G. Howard W'lmoo - Xorrla Sellat -. i MEMDKR8 OF New "York ; jCotton ; Exchange .'-, . Nsw Tork Coffee Exchange ', 'New Orleans CoUon Exchange ' Liverpool Cotton Ass n.. Ltd, 1: FEnrae jvusori & ca t: commission MEnarA.VTs ' S3 Heaver Street '. . Krw York Prompt Attention Olven to tlie'Exe . ! cutlon of Orders on the ' "i Flxrhnmre. -Jiv . COTTON SEED OIL and Gin Machinery NOT IS ANT COMBIXATIOX Oil TRUST. Complete pmnt from fifteen to two hundred ton capacity. Spe cial small oil plants for gin neries. Complete cotton gin ning system. E. Van Winkle Gin and Machine Works, ATLANTA, GEORGIA, HUGH MACRAE & CO., Bankers Miscellaneous Sowtliera Securities WILMINGTON. N. C. Washington. I. C. I0S Colorado Bid. Cotton Mill Stocks ' O. H. ROB BINS Complete Equipment for Cotton Mill, Power Plants . and General Machnery. CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA. " 4S4awsajBSjsaassBBnasasssassaHsassMsHSBasss ' OiOMPTON-THAYER LOOM CO. . VTORCESTER, MASS. ' . i, FANCY COTTON ! AND OINOHAM. ' i TOWXX DAMASK. QUILT. CAS8IMERE. BLANKET LOOMS. ETC w DOBB1SS, BOX MOTIONS. REPAIRS. ETC ' x - SOUTHERN 1 OFTlCEi ' CHARLOTTE, N. C 1 ALEXANDER ft OARSED. ManaArers.. If You Expect to Buy Gin Machinery for 1906, Write Us -at , Once For Our Catalogue end Tell us Your Wants Continental Gin Company CHARLOTTE N. C. MICtl-CRADC SPINDLE. LOOM. ENClNC AND VALVC Belt OQa aad Cold Wat ralatA OIL S Laael eating Ore see. KeSdyOslnel raiuar- GEO. B. HISS OIL GO. OBAJtLOTTm X. a RICHARD A. , BLYTHE, Commission Merchant. COTTON WARTS -AND TARNS. No. 114 Chestnut Street, PHILADELPHIA, . . ... PA A D. SALEELD & BRO., COMMISSION MERCHANTS 71 Leonard St4 : NEW TORK. COTTTON TARNS. WITH -Fred'k Victor & Achelis WM. D'OLIER it CO.. ' COMMISSION MERCHANTS ' cotton yarns ; r Third and CHrauut SU.' . Mariner and Merrhant Mdg. ;' . . - PHILADELriHA, PA. ' D. A. Hurley, RDAIr-RD iiiiviiisn. ... ,. i . Cotton, Stocks, Cnla and Provisions No Interest Cberged on Stocks. . . O, Bos II. We ray Telrgra'ph olta. ROCK mix 4 O."'' 1 BOND DEPARTMENT V .WACE3VU lOJLU' TKISI WINSTON-SALfl, N. C. "J. BONDH AND STOCKS. "'' We Invite correspondence from parties deelrtng to buy or sell.. " ,, ". " - Our Hat of investments ' mailed upon application. - J. SPENCER TURNER CO; COMMISSION MERCHANTS. . OmCESi New Tork, Philadelphia, CSUeaco, St. Loals, London, England. Yarns and Cptton Piece Goods. - -PAULSON, LINKROUM & CO. Gotttomi If anms ST-Sf LEONARD STRrCC . 190 CT1KMTNCT STItEICT ' el ' e SI0 MO.NHOK STRKET . - NEW TOHK . PUXIADELPHIA . . . CHICAGO BANDY & TERIIELIa ' . . , , ' ..0RKBNEB0RO. ft. .C : . 'v, Consulting, 1 Hrdrautle and . Sewer Engineers. Plans and astlmates foe powsr plants and sewer systems made on sppltcatten. . . Bandy A. Ph. B. Assoe. M. A. M., So. C SV . snd v TsrrelL c. IX Rensatar. . -, . -.-. 4 . ; , ',.. ; . ' . ESTABLISHED 1119 C P LUIS & COMPAW Ma (esMa VmisSf- MEMBERS OP The Kew Tork Cotton Eichsng. eW Orleans Cotton Eichsng, Liverpool Cotton Brokers' Association, Nsw Or leans Board of Trade. !. ' .,-. - Cotton Exchange flnltdlnc : i ' 'NEW ORLEANS " '. Special attention given to executing ef order In contracts for future de livery of cotton In all the markets. CORRESPONDENCE SOLICiTED. HUBBARD BROS, ti CO., HANOVER SQL'XrtE, NEW TORK. MEMBERS OP New Tork Cotton Fx. , Change, New Orleans Colton K- . ' change,', Assoelsts Xlsmbers Liver. ' pool folton Ksrhsnge.' ORDERS POI.iriTKI--rer ths pur, rhnss sad site ot cotton for tutor C- '.vt ty. Correspondence lnvlte l. IIAMRD; VICK Ccttcn Ccn:niissi:a! ; l!rd:::.!s. V'.'i'' J jaiie3 n.i:ri COIMTvclOX V. Cottoa Vr n: 5 " aw. i rhii.ii!'-'- i.i . i t...i c;.
The Charlotte Observer (Charlotte, N.C.)
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May 13, 1906, edition 1
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