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CHARLOTTE DAILY 0E3ERVEIV MAY 16, 1D0G. i .U.-AIU) F1NAKCE :03 .COTTON ... MARKET. M.UVOLS C ;hii1i)( Hlinily at an Advance ;'..'.' of 1 to , IS Volittn, but '' Market tlow-d Within a 1'nliil ir 'to. vl tlie Lovvet Tlx) Weekly Report a muio is Bullish. - Kew York. Mav 15.Tha notion market , t ho wed rather, a nervous ' ton to-day e.ltn trading less active and fluctuation 'narrow and lrr-;ti!r.( The close wi . ' "dy at a net decline of t to I points. " 1 he openlnr waa steady at an advance of ' 1 to C polnta and prices worked up to a ' - r.t vain of i to polnta Immediately ef . ,'i tr tba call on covering of ahorta and a little bull aupport which was encouraged . tv the flrmnew of the' Llvenol market and continued prediction! of a bullion 1 weekly bureau 'report at midday.. v Th t . .dolly weather report for-tho day wave ' V; considered - favorable, however. . tempora 7 v ture being about seasonable with no f';"f precipitation of' consequence -and wfrJh i' the scattering ahorta pretty well covered oil the ooenln bulae. Prlcea eaaeo. on tie lea bullish than some had expected f mtnirrtli !.,.,... . Co.' CviUtm .Letter.,. Bnm-lat to Tha ' Observer. K-w York. Hay 15. If future la Liver pool ure qui.-t there In no h W of activity In the (t drimrtmant. ' Bale to.dny are u.im blK mi tup of ii,to yejrday. our cat It's continue; to ti'll o Mcllrnt bu.i n' doiiiK lit Manchester and nulla aold wll ahead. . . . ' " ' ' , There was a decidedly confident feel lliif here, throughout the mornlnc, parity aa a reault of the good spot buatneaa, but largely also U'cauae of rmUl-dvcif con firming the froat damage, of last, week, I'rlcea advanced about polnta bulii.el a stubborn resistance from, the be le nnt. There waa alse cnatdrabr-:c,'tt taking by long ecalper who preferred to get out before the weekly, report waa read, Government utterance of . any kind are always - conaldered to discount an advance, hence the diapoaitlo to take profit this morning, Th report itaei' when read, waa a oomplete confirmation of . private accounts , received regarding the recant cold wave , la North Carolina the damage from frost occurred every where throughout th , 8ts(e and was heavy in a number of counties and all the States were mora Or lee visited by iroet ana several day of unseasonable toward fnld-day under realising anda lit- j-cia weather. Ahacks , were made to ALEX'ATJDER:& GARSED- ',." . General Machinery Agents. . v-. , v , Complete Equipment: for, Cotton and yoblen i;iilfc ;:: Power Plants V CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA reporting damage If anvthlna. altholah from frot - notably . in North Carolina, a nd th market was aler after It pub lication. Th close was within, a -point ;' or two of th lowest though steadied . : slightly by bull support. The situation It anota waa uneihanred to l-loc. lower. , Itecelpts' continued liberal bur interior shipments reflect, a loss of stock at an Interior town and exports hav recently , overrun the port movement. , . Receipts at the porta to-day M.069. against 14.81 last week and H4.7U last ' year. . For the week - (estimated), W.flOO, against last week and lsMl last year. To-day's receipts at New Orleans '.. 1 115 bale, against 6.17a last year, and at Houston t,Ci .bales, , against ,& last, Importance of the report but there Is no doubt In our minds that Europe will take it seriously, r and the present tendency Of spinners to lav liberal supplies will be Increased, .. 'Th world recognise that a large crop of cotton .1. needed, and th set-back which th young growth ha undoubted ly aun-ereq win oe a serious nanaicap to th production -of . yield sufficient io meet th world's reaulrernent. W look for better markets during the balance of the week. Liverpool Is du to coma s to lower in-the mornings. - j . MILLER' A ,1 , II , ,1! I V CO. f' jJ.vr- f STOCK MAUliET HKAVY,. A- . Var(inV ' 'of. '' Kxnlanallnnn' FViiiikI l4 Wrm th FWunlM Af m. Vtatll aiwl 1 n- NJIWt I'TnrsT. ,' uasr In imflaVal giftT ST . . market gave signs of falling into the dull and uncertain atate which la the rule af- ., in, nrsi recovery trom sucn a snarp . rreaa tnat wnicn ioiiowm- tne-aan asnlanatlnna . waa fnuni fnr ttiA - hMvv tone developed In the market to-day. tb Tact is that much has oeen r New Tork Prodnov Nest'Torb..Vy JL Flour Brm.- Rye flour steady. Cnmma steady. Bye dull. Barley steady. Wheat barely steady? No, 1 red ti nominal elevator. Option feo. net lower. Way 83; . July 614; Sept. avo eempllshed towards covering op the Con or tne- tracts oa the short side of the market ' wblch were put out during th period of aocui aepreesion 01 sentiment. TIM ele ment of restricted capital resonroeav to . sneet th heavy requirement pressing to ht Into si ., anlnenc to-day by the announcement Corn irregular. No.-J. 67 asked eleva tor. Options unchanged! May M;. July - (lata steady, mixed S8H- Beef steady Cut meats nrm: pickled bellies t to luw pickled shoulders a to 8V4. Lard steady. Western prime 93.70 to- IS. 7 nominal; re- nned quiet, -fork barely steaoy. Tallow steady. Rosin firm M . . Tur- nentlne Arm to t?. Rice steadv. But ter steady. , Cheese stead, ; unchanged, Ergs Irm. uachanred. - Krelghta and peanuts qtileC unchanged. Potatoes aw firm, unchanged; ether weak: Main per bag C I to It); BtaU ana vneaiern i.Mf io aia. Cabbage firm ilk to CM aer erate. Cotton seed oil quiet, .steady, limited r by the announcement ef "omlnali prime summer jnellow t ; the FennsylvanU not Issue for loO.OW,. PrJm? while ; prim winter yellow L Ill' r-'t. aeura tha bubdIv waa hrenvht Into nm. Offerings; . prime- Crude r. O.. 0. mills i cement ot ' form ef financing was eonsldered by the! tur? tedy,. unohanged ,to 4X polnU meet powerful railroad or corporation in ' . , , the country was of ; edyweariffeeff on .Bu rT-Srm-1 f',' J?flninI i? eentlment 1 - . I " H-U; eentrlftigal 1W3 to m. ;Th terma af tha' tasua else were tin. lessee sugar J 21-J3 . to 1 . Refined favorablv renrded.; WhHa ha Intet-Mt Ult. , . . . 11,! 't -V rat oa the note was called 4ty per cent, the understanding ef the price at which F' Baltimore Proflrtee.'; V,'. they were aold pointed to a yield, up . to T naltlmnra. MavH.-Flour firm Wheat per cant, whllethe guppoaltlon'of ;dull5 spot' contract T to Southern , commission In addition to the banker Kjy oampl gl to tl " i ' . f bringing out the Issue opened the way to com sler. vfntoree steady; spot ."""'"r." 'J 1 l " i"""'"7- m-to h; gouthera whitvoorn 16 to 17. paylns" a still higher rate for the nee eft ?.-' tru. n t 'i. -: the money. The money market gave, no Ry nrm; No g Western ff7)i export; 71 to fc tlmetoan continued to be ahaded.nn- Butter steady, unchanged: fancy tmlta . ; in mnuenee or eirerings rrom put-orition-M to It; do creamery U to 21; do . . town sources. The market showed sorala4lie jjj to 17- store packed U to 11, i V ?Ue.f be announcement of the prompt - Egg, nm iv,. Cheese strong, anchse- , ; Tacina m xnm ronasyivsnia nois issu gj. arg Sept. 1VA; Nov. M; medium .... ana mveniron o aeep tne prooeens in0W. 10. small new 10. - Sugar , oe, depots with the banks. The felling unchanged; ooars graauUted ft , . vi, lit iiiw wtmif vi ini mirKPi waa ua v. . 1 - , steady. LM; fine upon sftei stock market commitments until fter the edjoumment . of . Conrreaa. Scmethlnr waa mads also of tha Stand. ard Oil dividend declaration which waa business done. at the same rate as for the corresDond Ing period of last year, but less than for ' Liverpool CMtoa. Liverpool, May 15. Cottoa, spot . good price points higher, line fair let: good mid- dllng .fl: middling : .! low middling the preceding quarter of this year. Bear-1 106: good'ordlnary I rr: ordinary .7. Th Isaie 01 in aay were if,uw 01 wnicn . 000 were for speculation end port and ish trsders attempted to enunl this with veaterdava reduetinn la tha dlvMand nf a small subsidiary company of the I Included 11.100 American. Receipts 10.000 AtnalRemated Conner Comnanv . to form I bales. Including .M0 American. Futurca an Inference of a sentiment against a I opened steady and closed quiet, American rise In the . market on the nart of the I middling g. o. c. May s w; nay-jun aw; powerful jrropp Interested in these onm- June-July ; July-ug, W;. uir.-eept. .' Mfllan -TMl Mirlat-ha1 tha 1 XiffM LIT! WtlL.H1Cli UKl Ucr.Or. B.VS1 XMOV. 'f a considerable rise before the decline Deo. 177; tee.-Jan.-S.77: Jan.-Fb. a.77; Feb,-Marca s.7g; jnarca s.7. i.:.li Closing tone was nrm.- .-. '- ' Bonds were Irregular. " Total sale, par , -vain. rj,ro.ooa united state as declla ed U tr cent An call. - ' : Total sales of stocks .to-dAy were 1.1l aC shares. Including: Smelting H7.t0o- . Brooklyn eJ,n C A O.' .: 1 ft n! r4.mo; N. A W. M.700; Reading JUfl: ' Coutherw Rwy. 4.7fl0r T. C. I. 1,T0; Union Pacific 74,i V. 8. steel O.M Va.-Caro. , CbefUcal (00; flloea toa. tlabberd Broe, 4 Cw.'s Cotton Tanter. 6peclal o The Observef.,. a ' New York. May, IS. European markets tide reporting- damage from the front ef last kweek. which brousht buylnc from tha nontlnMIt ta 'Unrmali - Wnm tha I manta I IS. ' onenlne hr. It vu iciurtnt. tn rlnul Roaln firm: sale l.tSS: receipts' 1.867; observers that July , and May' were for shipments I.7M; etock 8.41 Quota: A B sale In a nuiet manner, while new rrnnlr tl SO tn ia.st; D M.0A to 14.06: B 14 14 to deliveries were bought openly. When the t4.20; P M.2t to H.M; O to (4.77MI; II .; w u M o to ; v tv ft.w 10 e.ju, New OtieMs Cotton.; ", New Orleane, ; May It. spot cotton steady: suddIv scant: aalea 1U4. Includ ing 0t f . o. b. dejlvered on contract W bales. - Qootatlen unchanged;, middling 17-1. , . .- i - -Putures, Influenced by favorable Liver pool, opened 1 to I polnta higher, but the government report nae a oeanan eneci and sent nrlces down a few nolnts. Trad ing light, fluctuations numerous but mall. The market closed quiet. May and 8ept, were each net S points lower while the other,positlone tost i to 7 point. S Naval Btoiew, Havannah. Os- May IS.-Turpentln firm. C'H; kale LIN; receipt 1.U0; shlp- tngten they proved to be better than ex : riected; bringing selling order from th .south. The local traders bought heavily en tnis seuing to cneck the downward , movement. At best th market la a small one. depending on the weather. ' go far the south la a seller or new crops, which , I accepted aa Indicating that the report I Ifji; receipt 137. aiuag wrrw areniiy rxHKaeraieu. Wilmington.. May IS. Spirit turpeatin nothing doing; receipt M eaak. Roaln steady. 93.M; receipts USK Tar firm 11.80: racelot l. Crude turpentine Ann tlM, K7! and : '-v. HUBBARD. BROS. COv , Ibvward. Vlck Jk Clark' Cotton Let. .-,-. Tim Mnnev Market. - New Tork. May if. Money on call easy I te ftt per cent; ruling rate it; oioaing bid . offered at K4- Tltpepjsn asy; o days i; day i to.fX: months to a. . rurnlthtd Ky th Cottoa Exchange and . r.A. r.A J. . J ai - -Kew Oriean.. 'May-. loUfh." difficulty irZZcrZ&AZ experienced In securing further supplie 52 A ?mui I ' at I4M to - aw.v from!.! !. rat eh.nli fcilHw " Commercial bill S14 to Mfflvi. ?hVbeitppMurcpe" Ba; .liver Wfc..-. M.xlcan dol.arg toy ;. s, . information received yesterday from Llv : t . . ' . 1 ,S erpool'that the continent was entering ; Tne -4 vrf Oooaa Market. -'the spot market" a a larae buyer wua New York. May IS. No chang was re- 'upportod to-dav by tha enormous. turn-j corded In price or movement' ef staple .. ; over in spot jnere - atr a protective ad-1 cottons in ins ary gooos maricei to-aay. c vann in pricv oi v points wmie ruiure ' only barely conformed to th change In h our -"market.- Thr nr two features 1 i - which always have bad and always will ' have an effect on the average operator '.; one la a large- spot demand, , the other . 1 tenders, - - ' . Around the opening of oar market to. " day there waa a rush by smaller shorts .to cover, but the demand was satisfied by Gingham wre shown for the spring of 1907. ah nne gooqa muis soio up ror months ahead and prints and colored cottons tor to day. " .. v.;.,: 'big longs, which put a. damper en their areor ana, no. outsiae oraers coming in, ; the early gain., was readily lost and trafi- .' On second -conalderatinn dlveralnn nf .. the .spot demand to Liverpool Is,--, tern-r-i peranly at least, an unfavorable feature V for us, as it eliminate or restricts the support of actual cotton and will keep , morv wiura n w. mn,m mini aucn time ,:- as the parity between th respective snot markets sgaln Improve' Bntisfactory 'htraoe conniuons anroaa are inaicnted by 1 thl continued snot- demand If taken In ., ronjunouon wira jxr. ciuann latest eon ' -sumption report, wnicn puts the weekly l 'cvliauiTiPMwfi- n tvmm oniain ana (jAontinenr at I7.ono bales . of M0' piuYia' -vtlmate the mill stocks at Ke.OOO "bale In " xcea of this time last year, w earner .conamons in me ncii are on the whot '- becoming, leas favorable. i Showers In the Western belt should prove ': beneficial but the precipitation was too benvy . In .localities,,' several ' point in north Texas and the Indian Territory re- .-' Chicago Crala. '.', ,..., Chlcaeo. May . 16. Rains throughout Kansas and other portions of th south west had a weakening affect to-day oa rthe local wheat market. At th close wheat tor, juiy. aeuvery snowea a. net less of . Corn and. oats were unchavo-. ged, provisions were up, 3 toJjSc. ; .-, -, . fieaboard Air. Une Stock. ' v,, - Baltimore, May .M-s. A-l I;, common and ptd. nothlM) doing. - . , . r y . ,i. -;r(: , ; J . Kent ork Cotton. .r .--"New York, May tt.-Cnttnn. spot clos ed quiet, middling uplands 11.W; middling oo naies. vntur steady. ; gulf 12.30; sale i May' June July, ., Aug. w 8ept.-. (ct... Nov. Dee. ,4 Jan. ' .. Feb. ... March . 'Ms y'i ; !. . if Open 11.42 11.21 bid n.a 11.08 W . J 1.07- io. no ' 10) 10.74 i " 10.7 M74ofd . 10.74 ' 10.71 -10.75 M0.7, - "r ' .': '10.71 li.4:,, ,H.n,ll.W ii.a '.li.w . li.n , W.M W.Bft ,10.71 ,' 10.71 10.(4 .. J0.ST i jo. ';-' 10.71 - ie.il , ' ' J0.72 M.Tf ja7l VflMBf Chariest COTTON YAItXa. COTTOy GOODS, '-.'and cotton vrim&n i. . . . imsii apssaweaisaswawsafcnaaeaaasaa.MW,,,,,,, II i;. . Pt v , OfflctMh-aarlotte N. C. Doeton Slaaa.' and ; Amstordaro N.-T.-V-. , , Main Offlco Amaterdam. S. T, f':i. . American Cotton' Oil - 'Jtw . tlU American Cotton Oil pfdW ' HH American. Bxpres ., ,. - ...3037 American Hid 4b Leather pfd.. ... American 1m ,i,,icukv Cl4 anuncu ica pra., .. .. ... American Linseed Oil ... v... . American Linoeed Oil pfd.J , American Locomotive . ..... - American ! Locomotive pfd.. .. American Smelting As Refng.. .... Amerlcaa Smelling A Refng.. ptd.. Americaa nugar' nenning.. ,f ,, American .Tobacco Ptd. ctr.4.;M ' Anaconda Atchison Atchison pfdU Atlantlo coast Mining Co.. 19 v H 71a 114 . 1M l"a 133 '' ' ' eef l"W it line .. .a .. . e. a. 144. listltlnior9F A Ohio 7ii!.javd Baltimore A Ohio pfd.. ........ 4 Brooklyn Rapid Transit M .. .. .. ' M Canadian Pacific .. .. ., ., . .. .! Central of New Jersey wj.r4..-.:..'-S7 Chesapeake A Ohio .. .. ,r .... .t Vi Chicago Alton - Chicago A Alton pfd .i ., ...,.714J'tH Chicago Great Western .. u 19M Chicago A Northwestern... ..- .. CV4 Chicago, MIL -A bL- Paul.. .. .... l7t( cnlcaga Terminal Trans.. .. ., . Chicago Terminal A Trans, pfd.. .. C C. C. A 8U Louie ... .. .. .. Colorado Vuel A Iron .. .. Colorado A Southern .. Colorado A Southern 1st pfd.. Colorado A southera lod pfd.. eonaolldated Oas.. .. .. Corn Product Beflnlng.? ' Corn Product Refining pfd.. .. Delaware A Hudson .. ..' a Delaware, lackawanna A West.. , Denver A Bto Oeande Denver A Ble Orsade pfd DteUllera' Seourttles ;.. Eri ,.., ji ..... ... Erie 1st pfd.r,. ,. .'. Erie Ind Ptd General Klectrlo , Hooking Valley n 7 iOH 8? issh a- 07 tl 43H m ict5 m rnlon Paclflo 4s,ifM . Union Paeino ev... IT. 8. Steel Jnd (.. w. Wabash 1st.. ,. .. .. Wabash Deb, B.w .. .. .. WsstrrmMd. .. .. .. .. Wheeling A Lak Erl 4s. Wisconsin Centra) 4.. .. Japan 4a etf., .',. .. .. -i ' a. .. .... 1 .,104 ,7w ' M W 91 4 CHARLOTTB COTTON MARKET. ' These ' prlcea represent th price paid to wagons: May i. Qood middling. ... .U.. 11 Strict ntlddllng .. HH Middling .. .. .. I1H Good middling, tinged HH Stain Htol0ti CHARLQTTat FROtCCB MARKET. (Corrected dally . by J. W. Zimmerman Company.) Ctilckene-Sprlng 13 fS Hens-per bead.. Q40 Duck ..... ..... ..... 28 Rgg ..... . ,f -,:J M Hy 4. v. '... S '.JO Com. ....M... ft.... '.. .... 7S CT7 Cotton seed.. . .. H Oat-rd M 4r Oat Bead. ... M GROWI1VO STEADILY. .... Illinois Central International Paper .. .. . International Paper pfd .Jt. International Pump International Pump pfd.. Iowa Central.. . Iowa Central pfd.. .. Kansas City Southern Kansas City Southern pfd. Loulsvllte A Nashville .. . Manhattan L. Metropolitan Securities .. .. Metropolitan Ht. tty Mexican Central Mlnneanoll A St. Louis .. .. .. .. Minn.. Bt. P. A Bault Bto. M Minn., Bt. P. A Bault Bt. M. pfd.. Missouri Pacific Missouri. Kansas A Texas Missouri. Kansas A Texas pfd.. National Lead National R. R. of Mexico pfd........ A Now Tork Central .. J" New Tork, Ontario A Western .. to Norfolk fc western .. .. .. ... .. .. so Norfolk aV Western nfd .. .... .. M North Amerlcaa . .. wV4 rrncinu J""'i . .. .. , t Pannsvlvsnlk' nr tu,'uu lis Peoples oae i 5 PMtaburr. C. C. St. Louis . . 7S Preened Bteel Car.. ..... .. .... iei Pressed Steel Car pfd.. ,. .. .. .. t7H Pn nun palace car .. .. jvxtzzt Reading ..129 VI It iHI u 143 IM m T2 1MH 170 t SK. II M wi ee e e t lU Reeding 1st pfd.. .. Reading tnd" pfd.. .. Republic Steel .. .. Republic 8tel pfd . Rock Island Co.. .. Rock Island Co. pfd. Rubber Ooo1 T4 uhhjr nooda nfd ... mt Toiila.Ai Ban Fran, tnd nfd 43 St. Lonls -Smthweetm ,r !l4 St. Louis Southwest era pfd At Southern Paclflo KTfj Southern Pacific, pfd.. .. .. .. ... ' Bout hem Railway.. .. Southern Railway pfd Tannaaae Coal aV Iron Taa A Paclflo .. H TOieoo, Bt. Jjouie m va., .. .. ,. ;i Toledo. Bt. Louie A West pfd W4 ITnlon Paclflo.. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..! Union Facino pro .. .. TTnlted Btatee Kxpress.. io I'.lt Mtatea leather . '. TTnlted Btatee Ieather pfd. United Btatee Realty . .. United States Rubber.. .. .. .. tnited Btatee Rubber pra.. .. i United Btete Steel.. .. United States steet pre .. .. . VlTvtnla.Carollna Chemical .. , Virginia-Carolina Chemical pfd w a Dean waaeen pra Wells Fara-o Bhrpreas ',. ..k Weatlnghoiise Klectrio w Waetern union..,.. .. ... wi Wheeling A Lake Erl.; .. .. . 17 Wisconsin Central .. .. t5 Wisconsin Central pfd si Northern Psclfla ..... l"t Catntral leather .-. . f Central lyeather pfd.'. ......... ... 104 Bloaa-BhefflelA ... ,....., ... ,...... T7 Oreet Northern 'pfd- .. m....... .! IT H. rerundlng Is, registered 103 V-B. refunding !s, ooupon,.'. li n. ss, regisierso ,. ... .. .. .. 8. is, ooupon . .. ., M , iw lU .. .. .... ... .... 1W4 7li S4V, tr, 1.1, D. an, .. ,, . 17.' HV Old 4. registered., .. IT. R rM aa.-eounon .. .. .. u. H. new aa, risiara .. .. . it. nw 4a. coupon ,. ,.. ;. American Tobacco 4e.. .. ..'....' American Tobacco ..... ..-., .. . tehlson eeneral .." ., ... .. .. ., Atchison adjustment 4.. Atlantic coast Lin Baltlmor Baltimore A Rronklvn It. X.. ev. .... .. .. Central of Oeorgla Is., ,. Central of Oeorgla 1st Inc...-, , . Central of Oeorgla Jnd Ino.. Central of Georgia Id Ino.i Chesapsake A Ohio 4H,. i .nicataii ar- jti&n '' j Chicago. B. A Qalncy hew 4......, Clilcago, R. I. A Paclfl R. R. 4s., 1 7SU ;. :"oh t Lin k.,.Mr;,,M '14 Ohio 4., io?h Ohio 3H . a.. - ' i lit 7 o,.' fMU vi 7? JPORT MOVEMENT. porting over two Inches which, consider Ing that more rain I predicted, might (nalvaalon ateadv rla tn ratmnlalnta frnm Ihn.. I 'JIV"On, Bteaoy -, ters. Th eastern belt needs warm rains to remedy the setback caused by the cold dry spell, but thewmther continues clear nnd cold In that portion ot the belt. The weekly weather report speaks of great deficiency In temperature In all the plates east nf th Mtsainslprtl with light to heavy frost general tn the early part or th we sno point out tn riem-iency In precipitation. .The efTect on the mar , )tet was a spurt caused by room short JVw Orleans, steady '.. . Mobile. 4ulet ... ,. .... .... Bvannuh, steady ...... a. ,. Cunrleaton, quiet .. Wilmington, steady rrf k. r.i-1-iuia, aieaay ... ., .. fin' ti more, nominal .. ,. ,, ., ,, Now fork, quiet,, .. .. .. . ; t 1'eaton, olet ,. .,' ;.. I'lillndwlphls. steady..- ., ,. ,j covering with no ouUld niulHtlon la f,."'."I;' ..."Z ''" ',': "J' imnrov u boo the gain. " " -.- i ''."V1"""' '""r. "'.- . ....n ,. Knots are nuiet anil steady. n la f v.: ". Some demand aa Ktirope accepted some . cotton .over bight., ,.. T Cincinnati ; Louisville, firm . .... 11-11 ll'l . niit HV ; -1IH:"' '! it iz.io lf Oili'ana riitiirrs. ; f. Kew Orleans. My H.Cotlon futures; cUd: Mar 1LJ0: ,iune llai; July Jl 4; I. 1114; p-f. 10.72: Oct. 10 6T; Nov. . ,U..i Lw. L..vi Ju. 10. M. CLOBINO BTtXTIC LI8T. Aduma Kxpr AiiiajaanMii, . vyrmr , . . m tr ,. American Cor otip'tr , , l""4 ' 1-4 ".,nq Bwnoa. .. ., ,, ', 4S.. .. .. .. . . IJ -i l'i rtfs. Ind Series.. ., ... u; II A Nash, Unified 4s,i .. .. 'VnC 4, .. Chicaao. R, I. A P. R. R. ool C. O. C. A St. Louis gen. 4.. 10 Colorado Industrial ta Ber. A., .. 7N Colorado Industrial 8 Ber. B. . ..... ' T7l Colorado Midland 4.. ' 7S Colorado A southern 4a.,' ,. ;.. ,. .. ; sv Cube. A., -. -.v.,,..,.....,..,. 1041. Renver A Rio Orsnde 4a .. .. ...... lonu I rl.,lllil I Haiti ' l Rtie prior lien 4 , '.. 1"1 ' Krl nenersl 4a .. .. .. .. .. ... oU Hocking Valley it ;, ... 07 . Japan ss.. ,., ., ... m'.. ..... 90 Japan .. tnd Series..,, ., ' K japan '. Jspen 4 IxMilnvlll Manhattan oonsol gold 4. 1 1 . 1 ... V nf.Kin .viii.ri.i w inuif ,r. Minn. A St. Louis 4s , ., .. ,. ofd. Missouri, Kanaaa A Texas 4s., Mlsnourl, Kanaaa A Texas tnds., . National R. B. of Mexico consol 4 New Tork Central gen, IH,. ,, .. New Jersey Central gen. M,, .. ... Northern Pacltlo 4., .. ... ,. ... ... Northern Paclflo Is,. .. .. .1 ,. ,. Norfolk A Wentern consol 4.. ., .. Oregon Rhort Lin rfdg 4s. 4 Petin. ev. H:-. ',. ..,,, Reading Oeneral 4., ,. ., ,. ... .,, t. lxul V Iron Mountain con, ., Bt. IjoiiIS A Bxn ! ranrtai-o (g. 4s,,, Bt. Iul 4oiithweatern on. 4,, ,, Bcahoard Air I.ln 4.. ,. .1 ,, Southern I'aclMc 4a.. ',. .'. ,."'., .... fnuthera IX'Iftc 1st 4a ctfs... Hliithem Hallway fin,,- 1, ,, aV ia.. ...... ,, liito, tU L. A Wtsttrd 4., .. ,, inoa : 71 , i 101 i n . 1A j 71.T, 1 ti 4 lrj liH w4 ! , 17 e-4 l-'i Evolution ' of th Jameetown Expo- MUon Watt-hod With Deep Inter "by People' of "Tldevniter Virginia. Correspondence of Th 0rver. Norfolk. Va, May 14. Nothing ta more Interesting; than a great enter, prise In th process of formation. The first pigment thrown upon a canva making; th formless background of a painting; which la destined to be come th Ufa of beauty; the steel skeleton of .a ekycraper or the rib and keel ef a battleship, on the wave all appeal to tha Imagination whereby th mind's ay car ee the complete and perfect entity. . Th people- ot tidewater Virginia are watching the evolutions' of the Jamestown Exposition with deep In terest wherewith, a botanist observes th growth af a carefully nurtured plant. k v . . Ita growth up to the present I both wholesome and satisfactory. The record shew that th Tidewater Rail, road ha completed the laying of Its track which now reach the south astern section of -th .Exposition grounds, running to within about 200 feet of Bush creak. Mora than 1,100 yard ef dirt waa need by th rail road oompany for th purpoee of fill ing In and leveling;-at the exposition ground. Thl new-railroad, which exemplifies the enterprise typical of modern Virginia, will have more than 111 miles completed before the open ing ot tha exposition next spring.- The completion . will . have a marked and beneficial effect upon. the growth of Norfolk and tha surrounding coun try. ' - . , On th expoeltloa around th foun- datlons have been completed for the Incinerating plant which 1 to cre mate the garbage ' and other refuse created during the currency of the fair. Th plant la to be scientifically constructed after th best Improved modern plana ' Th "War Path" haa been cleared and mad lvl and ready for th laying out of street and , areas for concessions. 'At th art and craft vl Hag Su perintendent Pratt report that tha UXUle building I at least two-thirds completed and work upon It I be Ing rapidly pushed. Th building which Is to hous th allied art of copper and wood-working Is within 41 per cent of completion, while about one-third - of -'the lron-wrklna- shon la finished. . Tba pottery house la welt under way. about IS percent of th necessary work having been dona. . Tha Pocahontaa Hospital la com pleted ao far aa the exterior la con earned and work on the Interior ta going along In a satisfactory manner. The same la true of the Modal School. in building- lacking but the .flnisninc toucnea to tn interior. j Th area embracing tha .strti leading from and ' about tha . 8tate buildings haa been graded and clean ed up In preparation for tha beginning of tba building. ' ; t ... . , . iiv . fiuiuniiii v.. ii-npyiam-11 ap. pta tree that, surround Lea'a Parade Park are in full bloom and early, leaf presenting a most beautiful seen to tha -Manor. Apart rrom . th nat ural charm created by. them, It - la satisfactory to not that they all show strong and healthful growth and rigor. Not on haa baen lost In tha delicate process or ; transplanting. Lee' Parade Itself ha ..-been sown with - a carefully selected variety, of grass to render It fit tor the purpoae for which It haa ben designed aa well aa adding greatly t th beauty oc tna ensemble. ;;( ' The charm of tha ground we. en hanced Thursday, April 14th, , whan the scene wa brightened by tha pres ence pf tha Missouri delegation of th D, A.' RV who were 'shown the site. Th Jadiea, who numbered about II, rxpreasd their admiration at .; tha Ideal location ot th ground . and thlr, pleasure and Interest in th great progres md In the work, ot th exposition. Their bearty co-op. oration waa freely offered and grate luny accepted : ' k 'Stuart W;. Cramer, ' " i '; ;. . 1 r ' -OVTM TNYON TM . OHAAtOTTaTa N. O. ENaiNCIK AND C9NTKACT0R. M : Rtvbf vtnf FUt CAnU, ( ; Railway HeAd, r r, Drawlnf FrBmag, ( 3ptnolnf PrameJ, : .Twlitenand Spooler1 ' : QuMfn and Reels, f'V1 LoOtTJA, V COMBERJ 1 y irtAMOM epsien . ' CQUITABLI Bim-DINA, ATLANTA. Aa Kiijd. -V. ETC., ETC gf-bberg, yRarlof PramtA . IntermedlAtes, JacIc FrameA Automatic Faeden, ; .- Openers and Traak. ' Breaker, laternedlate and Finisher Lappert,.. Klrschner Cardlnf Beaters . Thread Extractors, WaiU Pickers, etc' Raw Stock Dryers ETC., ETC -.r: n. of. N. ". Thoma,' a cloe friend of Hell during the latter- residence her. .Thomaa nbtlflad Hall that th doc had baen found. Roth era cnn. vtneed that th anlmkl traversed tha entire dlstanc with no bettor guide than lta, Inst met The" girl behind the glove eounfer know how to handle th kids. 11 who tell what he would do If m your plac seldom knows what to do In hi own place. Manufacturers and Jobbers rre.untly find It necessary to have Banking Vacuities In ad dition to the offered by local baaka,- . , . .- th'"- " First National Bank . af Richmond, Virginia, with si.m.ooe.orcepitAt - SMOMM.i Deposits T.IOI.IOO.UO Tetal Resource Offer Just th Additional fa. cflltlea Botrd. Jno. B. Pure el I, President; Jna M. Mtlhw. Jr.. Vic Presi dent; Chaa, R. Burnett, Ae ptstjant rCaihler; J. C Jeplln. Assistant Cashier. Greensboro Supply Company;' Mill Supplies and Machinery Motors and Dynamos, , , ' ' Steam and Power Pumps, Gasoline Engines, Iron Working Machinery.' Wood Fibre Plaster Machinery. Direct R.pr.nu7.vM BROWN Ell CO. H ' Dayton) Obi s-; 7 ;, ; GRKBXhliOHO, N. C. .V'j pei 11 1 ' ' 1 awsaaawi Si 1 11 1 1 u JENCICES SPINNING CO. PAWTTJCKET, E. L COTTON TARN SPINNERS, CONVKRTERS ANT DEALERS. 1 MILLER & COMPANY - EXCHANGE; BROKX3EUL IM BmaJwav. . -' . Nw Trk. UMikui' New York Itock Exchana. few Trk CeMn Eaiohane. Nw Tork Poffa Hxcaanga. new leva rrovuaw a,s ikun Nw Oriaan Cot Ketohane. New Orleans Board of Trade, Chlea a.nt t TniU. Livaraool Cotton. Aaao- llatlon. Eseeute orders en anp af th taohances or weicn w are mamvvra. Ait matt tn mil branch afTiaa at Jr.anvllle, B, -C, wUI - be transmitted1 jiatantly br private wire t eur main tfrlce n New Tsrk, and icuOen re ported pasBaptlv, The Best Bervte, Prompt Attention, immediate ettieanenis. , fear Business Solicited. T. B. ALEXANDER. MaV. U7 W. Waehlnt ton Bt.. Greenville, 8. C ooooooox Doff Travel from Arkansas to Colo . rado fleekJnA lta Former Friend. : Florence, CoU Special, to Kew Tork . -Herald. - V " SI month ana 1 V, . it. Hall, who was llvln .in Florence . then., went to Kxcelnlor gprlnas,' Ark., Ao locate. Ha took with him a whlta bulldog, a valuable animal. Not long ago the do waa lost. - This mornln the dot appeared la Florence and went direct to tha horn !S3 CATLING CO. ItevelMuits ', Z15 tad 317 Broadway iTeTi !TcrkV-'i,. ;:iv'C0TAiT;YAni;a;';-;: 'All cusibcr's, Ekcins, V7wf 3, Cm t-,,m o . v r r COTTON SEED OIL and Gin llachinery NOT IN AVT COMBrNATXON OK TTtCST. Cemplat plant from fifteen to two hundred ton capacity. Spe cial small all plants for ain nasiee. Complete cotton iln nlnf systems. E. Van Winkle Gin and llachine Works, ATLANTA, - r&4oooo : GEORGIA. HUGH HA.CHAE & 00., ' Bankers . , J ' Mlscenaaewoa Sen them BwonriUea WILAf ITfflTON, N. C. vTaahlncton, P. tX, CelOreda Bldg. Cotton Mill Stocks RICHARD A. -BLYTHE, Commission. Merchant. COTTON WARTS AND TARNS. No. 114 Cheatnut 8trt, PHJLAJELPUXA, . , . . PA. A. D. 8ALKELD & BR0., COMMISSION METtCMANTS -TJ LewnaH 9t. ' NKW TORK. OOTTTOW TARNS. "WITH : Fredlc. Vietor to Achells., Correspondence With Southern Spinners Sellclted. ' ' ' aBBaaaaa aHSBMma -aw sBaaaai aawaas BBBsaBwBBiBpwaf Complete Equipment tor Cotton , Mill, Power Plants and General Machnerr. CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA. C3ROMPTON-THAYER LOOM CO. WORCTnXR, MASS. fancy oowon ANiriimamM: T0WXU DAMASK, QUILT. CAS8IMEKB. BLANKET LOOeMl' X1C. ' 44 ' OOBBIMS, BOX MOTIONS. REPAIRS, ETC soTJTinaur otnext chariatitx; .jr. a ALEXANDER & GARSED. Manajrerfl. If You Expect to Buy Gn' Machinery for 1906, Write Us A Once For Our Catalogue and Tell us Your Wants 7; ; ; : Continental Gin Company CHARLOTTE N. C. HICH-CRADC SPINDLE. LOOM. ENGINE AND VALV2 0 IS Belt OOa and Oeaaes, LahrloMtnc CJree Watav Painta. Afearta WatUsf . . . . ww. RadVaftnS. TlleHS GEO. B. HISS OIL GO. CBAJtLATXTTt, M. 0. J. SPENCER TURNER CO. OrFICESi New Tork, PhNadelptiU, Cltloago, St. Lonla, Loadoa, EnlandW , - Yarns and Cotton Piece Goods. i M G dattt envr t TrVTVTDnTTTiT Sr rr (bttom Y arms 7-80 LEONARD STTlFtrT 130 CHIa4TNUT 8TRKKT SI0 MONllOB STRKKT'. - NEW TORJC PIULAUELFHLA OUCAOO WMTD'OLIER & T GO.,'; V COMMISSION MKRCHANTS . , ' ';. COTTON YARNS ': - A yj , . Third and Cheatnut Sta. ' Mariner and Merchant BULK. . Vs ; PlilLADELPIl IA, PA , D. A. Hurley 'otton. Stocks, Grain and Provisions V v - " ' vt--: -) ':'..':.' : V PROUPt EXECUTIONS. ' ; . , "No Xntereat Charged en Stocka, ' PO. Box II. , ire Py Telegraph TolU. ROCK IlIIiL . . sCC. BONO DEPARTMENT"--". ! ' :..;.WlNSTr)N-SAUCM( N. v C . ';. IlOAUH AM) bl-OCKS. ' v . We Invite eorrstpondene . , from parties desliinf to buy l- .Or sell.., '-. , ' '.; 1 " ' - u ' , Our - llat of Inveetmenta -fnalled upon appllcntlon.. '. -v BA1TDY (s TERRELL, f ,.,". OREBNSRORO, a , , :-; Consulting, Hydraallo' and Sewer Knglneer. .. Plana and estimate foe yewea plant and awr systems mad an application. Bandy A. M., Ph. ' B. Asseo, M. A. M.. Bo. C. Eh . 1 and , Terrell, C. 13. IlMsatef. , . v t' , ' ': :: ESTABLISHED 1IM i.-v c p mis &; company Ccltcil Ccissica Kcidaslsj MEMBERS OF The New Tork Cotton Exchange, New Orlsana Cotton Exchange. Liverpool Cotton Brokara Association, New Or- lean Boara or Trad Cotton RwKnnire Rnlldlng KKW OKLEANri 8pclal attention given to executing o( order .In eon tract for futur d livery of - cotton In all th marxeta. CORRESPOXOlfCM , BOIdC3TEJ. r HUBBARD BR03. & C0i HANOVER SQUARE. NEW TORK, UAH 17 A im nnr Aa. . ', r i.. ! in i w , ' " . tui v.. JAT.TT'.n I!. ITITC: !! 'f,r. f wrtrarso nvN. Tnrh "rottnit'tt. i COMMISSION JIMU'::-.N t :. v , change, ; New Orleana Cotton Ex. '.CottOfl ' ' T TV. 1 rr. I ' .Change, AssoHat Members Liver!' 'l-,f' - ' pool Cotton T.'t-hsnge. ;- , - ,j Vjlul" ORDERS SOLICITED for the pr, 1 tTO:rr:x"M : -, chase and sal of cotton for future ftoUuK f .. 1 . ' - 1 . dalivarv. Correanondenc lnvltail., .
The Charlotte Observer (Charlotte, N.C.)
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May 16, 1906, edition 1
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