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CHABLOTTE DAILY OBSERVER, MAY 17, 1906. 14 ' i fables I l , ;y..,,V V b. J, I -ba'les C0:iJi;iiC AKD FINAKCE COTTON GAINS I TO H POINTS ".' ' ' -i'V',' ' --s, r-., C hci CahleH," BiABpot Sale, in JwirHsJi Market, and Private Ite , iiona of Jicaty TUlim lu WcMoni host, i Were Bullish l'sitoritlllKli l'rlcva H cached la Lai Trading -A. and After Some Lrreularlty. ' . , .Nsw York. May 18. The ootlon market ?. 'was little mora actlvs thW yesterday, with tba eulla mor aggressive and , , . prices, closing at a net gain of T to II . v- points. - Sale for the day were estlmsted - The opening was steady at an advance of I to a nninta in runnnH to higher rabies and the big apot sales In the Una- market, which were reported as li belee,' following the sales of 14.000 on the two previous days of the week. " Rlsht after the call a protnlneot , broker bid 11.45 for 60.0CO bales of May, , getting only 100 balee at that figure, and private wires said that a large New Or ' leans operator . was , bidding- for 80.OJ0 i bales In that market. This was followed "..by some, irregularity owing to realising V .promoted by the favorable allowing of -. ' the early weatherman, but bull support -.a '.':, continued in evidence and. the market . gradually advanced during the middle' " -' session. with the high prices reached In " .. 'the late trading, when sentiment waa ln ... fluenred to Mmt extent by privets re- ; ports of heavy rains In the westers belt and predictlona of n overflow la the ' V Red River valley. 'The close was Steady. j' with prices within a point or two of the v- top. Tha weather map ahowed only light -' showers with seasonable temperatures, . : 'but ' nrlvsts renorts claimed quite 'a ' heavy rainfall In Tesas. Which' were flv- V en a ' Duillsn mterpretation. rnvaie eablea -from : Liverpool reported S big P .". trade demand. ' and spot : sales of 1,130 "bales were -reported-" out or the loom I h-i"V . '' stock, Bouthern spot rrtarrteia were gen- j. , VI 1.1(1 U . V. 1 1 UCMl mniM .n-.y.m .u,,...uvu .'on about the recent scale. Receipts at the ports - to-day, 11. JM i ', 'kales, against 17,17 last week and 21.878 V ' last year. For tha week. tt.OOft bales, , ', against TJ.M6 last weak and . 138.847, last, V i yean .To-day's receipts' at New Orleans. .' i.Ul bales, against s.744 last year, and at - ) - Houston, 1,S. against J.848 last year.- Gains of "7 to-10 Points t New Or ' , '( ; t -v' .- leans.' "'; - New Orleans, May M. Spot cotton firm; Z -. talra 8.4S0 bales, including 1TM to arrive . V ' and M f. o. h. - Quotations unchanged; '. J ' snlddllnar 11 Ml' - i Futures on imnroved conditions In Uf erpool and New York opened t to 4 points higher and with slight fluctuations im proved gradually to the end of tha ses sion. Ths market cloaed firm at the top with get gs,lne of 7 to 10 points. - , 2 ' x NcSr Orlenflg . Fwnrts. . , New Orleans. May 1. Cotton futures elne4Hl: May .UJt; Jttns .J July. 11.52; Aug.. !!.:; Sept 10U: Oct. l0.Mi.Nor. 14: D. W.bV, Jan. 10.71. , ' :r Hts ; York Cotton. 1- - Haw Tiwlc.' Viv iaTVtton. snot cloa- sVt sd quiet,..! points higher: middling up- H--- - lands 13.00: middling gulf U.36; salea 1.U0 - bales. . .. Futures closed v.sry steady. Prices ra.n- ' ' ged as follows: IlajwarU," Vkk A Clark's Cotton Let- .'. -jter. -,,--",'"'.'..-:; Fumlthed My the Cotton Exchange ana Hoard of Trade. . . ' New t Orleans, May 14. Although to day's news and farts again favored ths bull side the nubile showed but little in terest and trading t eontinuea lifeless. Speculative reverses, an unpopular range of prices and the feel1 of ths artltioiul situation brought about by the duel- be tween leading capital Jn $ew York- all tend to restrict enterprise.) A tired feel ing exists in old crops here and on every bulge in tha market -longs are going out The large spot business' In Liver poor Is ver) encouraging but ths big stocks held In that market put t In an Independent position. ., ,. . , New crops are ths steadiest at present ! There Is some short Interest In them and weather condition In the belt, srs i sot favorable. - North Texas had heavy rains during ths past 14 , hours snd the forecast promises showers In ths next W hours for the western - belt - Reports of grassy ; fields - and Interference to . farm work generally srs becoming i numerous from that section. The dry spell In the east contlnuea and the tnat nromlaea no relief. Should these conditions last a, few days longer . a feeling of unrest In the new crops Is Bound to follow. ,.' y "The advance of Mir in Kaw York to day of 2S points over July shows ths pro gress of manipulation snd checked realis ing In '.the summer months In this mar- Ths snot situation here Is unahanared. One exporter seems particularly short tn May and is taklnr good grads lists 'at full quotations also f . o. b. offers In good ana tuny 5oa midoungs, . Other buyers eem out of the market A L E X A rJ K E & G A R S E D ','7,7 Z-- General Maclainery Agents. . v Complete , Equipment i for , Cotton and Woolen Mills. P:r; ; Power Plants CHARLOTTE, (NORTH CAROLINA COTTON IV1 ILL tyiACHI N ERY. STUART: W. CRAMER, V ENGINEER AND CONTRACTOR. Mar .. Juns .. July, .. Aug.' ... Bept Oct .. Nov; .. Dec .. 'Jan. .. Pbv .. ' March.. Open 11.44 ll.M 11.22 11.01 10.74 10.70 High 11.60 n.a ii a ll.M) loan 10.76 Low 11.44 11. U 11.20 11.01 10.TJ 10.M 10.7S 10 R0 10.W 10.74 10 0 10.78 Close 11.4S ll.M ii.n 11.07 10.7 10.74 10.7S 10.74 10.78 10.7 10.S3 .. 10.70 .. 10.76 .. IS. 76 bid 10.H0 .. 10.78 10.84 : ' J Liverpool Cotton. Liverpool, May 11 Cotton, spot good business done; prices unchanged: Ameri can -middling 0.21. The sales of the day were 16.000 balea, of which 8.000 were for specolutlnn and esport and Included 14. 600 American. Recelpta 1.000 bales, no American. Futures opened steady and closed venrstesdv: American mlddlinr m. a May 6.02; May-June (.0; June-July 01; July-Aug. 02; Aug.-sept. 6J; Bept.. Oct' 6.86; Oct.-Nov. 6.78; Nov.-Deo. 6.77; Dee-Jn. 6.77; Jan.-Feb. 6.77; Feb.-Marcq .7; March-April 6.7. . 1 CHARLOTTE COTTON MARKET. Thee nricea represent the prices paid to-wagofMH W-b-t5r" JMar lO-'-M aoM middlings, w. ir -r .---Btrlc.l middling.. .. .. .... . 11 Middling ..... .... 11 Good middling tinged. t. .'. - 114 Stains .- ttttolOtt i r-' PORT MOVEMENT. .... 11U .... ill 7-16 11U 118-16 im 114 H 11 1I.2S 11W H 117-16 Oslvcston, firm .. . New Ortesss, firm.. Mobile, firm Savannah, steady .. Charleston, quiet.. . Wilmington, steady Norfolk, ateady .. . Baltimore, nominal , New York, quiet.; r, Boston, quiet.. .. .. Philadelphia, ateady Houston, steady,.. . Augusta. Arm.. "... .. Memphis, steady-. ,. 8t. Louis, steady .. Cincinnati ',. Louisville, flrra ... Comparative Port Rccrlpts. . May 16 Tester- Las' T Iay Galveston '.. ..160 New Orleans ... .. ..1,111 ''Mobile ,. p . v . Favsnnnh , . . . ..1,(45 Charleston.. . , . . .. 17 Wilmington . . Norfolk .(.... 19 Philadelphia . ,,.. .. Toul . .,11,111 f , EsUmntea. .-, May 1 ,"v- ! ' To--. . Lnst ' , Dsy Yesr New Orleans .. 1,800-1.690 ' I.Jit Houston ' 600-1.000 4,01 Oslvsston 1,000-1.600 ' ,611 iy , Interior Receipts. ''-?- i i ,. May 'It ' : , . ... ' "'-'VTesur- Last dsy A St V MMtSIS 1 11 u Tssr SSI 1,744 SI 6.481 SI 4S 1.470 S IMS! The country is offering more f. o. b. ootton. A. lats csble from Liverpool re porting s good demand for good grsdes from Russia shows - that European de mand Is generally directed towards Liv erpooi,-,.- ,, :- .," . .... a P. Kills J ; Cog Cotton tetter. 8peclaJ to Ths Observer. ', New, Orleans, La., -May 16 -Liverpool reported sales of 16.000 bales on the spot, Our cables report a good export demand In that, market,' doubtless due to the continent , buying' there, insnead .of in America, ths TCnrltHh market being' de cidedly -cheaper. The - strength of ths manipulation in . May at New . Tork is seen-in the-Increasing premium, of : that montn wmcn soia 10-aay a auaner or a cent above July. Meanwhile Mr. Price continues to circulate literature of an ultra bullish -character, predicting- very much higher prices. He states to-day that existing supplies ere inadequate and that no Increase In acreage has been giv en to cotton this season; from this hs argues that a crop as small or smaller than this rear's is what mar be expected. and of course if this should prove true, inere is no reason to expect lower prices. in so tar as ins old crow is concerned. ws sgres with him snd would not en courage short selling. . Our reporte con cerning the new crop differ materially from. his and unless our friendsi are in error a good growing snd harvesting sea son will result In a very large crop, lar ger, perhaps than the world will require, but It Is entirely too early to form any definite conclusion ; on this -score ae a summer drought or sn abnormally early rrost would set sll such calculation at naught. For the present, we expect only ecalplng markets in which purchases on declines snd sales on advances will prob ably yield moderate profits either way. C P. ELLI8 ,pO. Unbbsrd Bros. VCto.'g Ootton Letter. Special to The Observer. , , New Tork. May 1. Many cablegrams were received here from lOurope stating that reports were in circulation of dam age to the growing crop from the recent cold weather and the rain on Monday tilght. These reports brought msny buy ing oroers -in Liverpool and nere. espe cially from the continent sdvanrlng both uverpooi and New York, star shorts covered their demands being met by the selling or the bull party who met the demand on a scale upwards. Ths support given to tns marxet yesterday afternoon convinced ths local traders thst It would be given on all weak momenta, and they now expect a turtner advance, irans actions ars on a limited - seals among commission houses ss the South Is satis- fled with - the present ' outlook . for tho crop, which they .expect will be very large. Judging from the screage and the start. Our local, longs are confident that uinvr ' iov crup . ouncuiione will change for the worse. When the' South ill -turn buyer. .- . . : HUBBARD BROS. CO. WillialBlCliarli! COTTOX 1AHN 'COTTON CKJODS, axd cxyrroN waste. - Office i .I Chgrlotto S. C - Boston Mass. and Main. moe-UMtfjrAtaik' Wx'. s Amsterdiun iitfi T. ' V 4 V - UIPROVED SHOWING IN STOCKS. Memphis Augusts, et. Louis Houston ). t S hUii :i.SI -c . Llttls Rosk ;.: . . . . Tear 1,116 S3 1,688 264 14$ v Sl ( -7' . runner Si' 'On' J.- "a s, ru ... teres! i I4 I A .t Miller A Co.'s Cotton Letter. Bpsctgl'io 'Ths fObseror,-". ' New Tork, May l-To-day's sal of 16.(00 hales at Liverpool. besides being ths heaviest of this season and unusual for the -time of ths. year, show better than any argument i that, spinners ars taking seriously the accounts sf damage to the new crop by ths recent cold wave, prudent milt men oaturslly desire to lay In some disaster would tighten- ths farm srs' hold on the balance of the old crop and bring- sbout much higher prices be fore new cotton could come on the mar get' 4-' ' - '-i .-.' - - r -The notable feature of the day has been further widening of the premium on May, iraiinx n iirgn noia wnirn sve on tne eurrent option. There rumor tnst n oonsiaerabie short in terest still ssists In thst month, and i ' further Increase,, in ths premium would sot be surprising. Meanwhile nit ether options nsvs moven upward in a ou sc. steady way, and from present Indications there le every reason to believe that new' high level ' from this rise, will be , reached nernrs tne end or this week. An rfk-lnl flood warning 'has been . sent to ' ths Red River country between Tessr , ksna, Ark., snd Hhreveport, La,,"1 where the rich bottom lands ars certain' to go , under from ths floods now coming down. ' The market' Is broadening rapidly and Offerings both - by Uongs taking prontx, snd by, shorts' attempting to stars the tide, have been, easily- ubsorhed. The Short Interest in the new crop positions hss inrressed considerably of late, and ss news confirming ths severe set-hack to the crop . becomes mors generally known, ths position of ths shorts ba eomss more uncomfortable. One of our friends now In Alabama wires that tha crop Is ten days to two weeks late, but to his mind, ths worst feature and 'one 'that' cannot ks overcome Is that the sexreity-ef labor imikes It Impossible to replant where ths frost or euld weather cut down the slsnd. This Is a very seri ous matter, sa ran readily h seen, for a reduction of ths number of plants t the acre la en Its far, equivalent to a reduction more than enough to effix-t a ssnstderabls Increase-- In -.. the-original g rrse. Uvei pool due to eons t to s higher tn the moraine. 1 v MILLER CO. I ' Nev Tork Prodncw. New Tork, May 16. 'Flour firm. Rye flour nrm. corn meal firm. Rye dull, Barley steady. Wheat firm; No. S red 02 nominal ele vator. Options Ulo H higher. May 90: July X7H; Bept. M. worn nrm; no. i. bt aeirea elevator. Options 46 to e. higher. Mny 66Vs; July MM nept. Hit; lec. u. I ' Oats nrm. mixed wvk. Beef ateady: cut meats steady; pickled bellies M to 11; picsien nsms nk to iz. l-erd steady: western prime Et.75 to 18.76 nominal. Refined quiet; continent Ir.u; compound 7 to 7.- Fork steady. Tsiiowsteady. Rosin firm 84.Z6 to 84.80. Turpentine steady St to S6H. Rice steady. Molasses steady. . Butter easy, unchanged. Cheese steady, unchsnged. Eggs firm; nearby selected 21; Western firsts 18.' Southerns 18V to MV. Potatoes irregular; Florida new per barrel 13.00 tn 16.00; Mains per bag 82.10 to 83.40. Freights easy; grain ' by stesm lift Cabbages flrtn 11.60 to 8100 per crate. Pewnnte sulet snd steady, unchanged. Ootton seed oil firm, effefwiga limited, trade quiet. Prime crude f. ob. mlljs 81 nominal; prims summer yellow U to St"4; prims whits 41; prims winter yellow Coffee, spot Rio steady; No. 7 Invoice, 7 Mild quiet; Cordova f to 11. Fu tures ateady at a nst sdvsncs of 6 to M points. - . '' - ' r . Sugar raw firm; fnlr refining S9-SS to 116-16; eentrifugal 818-8t to S1-K: mo lasses sugar 1 2142 to lll-H. Reflnsd steady; confectloners -A 84.46; Mould A 84.86; rut loaf 86.80; crushed 86.80: powder ed ft. to; grsnuiatea st.su. cuoew s.ss. ' Baltimore produce. . . Baltimore,' May M. Flour flrtn, unchan ged. Wheat Arm; spot contract 67H to 87: do No. '1 red "Westers ; Southern bv sample u in- su. ' ' Corn firmer; spot U4 to M; Southern white corn so to. sum. , . Oats firmer; lo, f white t ssles; No, mixed 88. -Rxe easier i No. 1 'Western m to 67 export;' 71 to 71 eomewtlc, .' . liutter sienuy, un-iiann"a: lanoy imiia ttrm IB to 1r"no creamery Ifto a' v Rggs firm. - unrnangea . 16V4. . Cneese strong, unchanged. , Sugar steady, un changed. , ' V, . , M- r , -I '.-. t Clilrnco flraln. . .. ' Chldnso. Mar 1.-Rervrts nf rust . In ths wheat fields of Oklshoma and Tsxas imnarted a strong tons to-day to the lo cal. wheat -market, the July option clos ing wun m mi sNn vi is. wrn wass up . Oats were 4 to ttlxber., Provlslans were up IVk to TVfc . ' . '- i ,- CMARLOTTK PROD1TC1C MARKET, t (Corrected dally by J. W. SUmmermag .'-,,.. , company. . - Chlcksns-Bprlng .. .. .. .. ,i. Hena Per bead.,,.. .. .. . . . thicks .. ..... .... ...r .... .. KggsT..... ....... e Rye J v' ..... .,,.. Com. ..-,... 4... ." Cotton Seed,, ..... .. . ... ., Oets reea Speculative' geotlment 1 Continued HenltatlnsT and. Unsettled, bnt Ac tivity In- the .Sugar and .Copper Stork Affected the list , Favorably . tne Day Advanced. ' " c ,. ), Naw York, Msy ML Frequent fluctua tions' In. prices to-day indicated the un settled and hesitating condition of speo ulstlve sentiment ' In ths stock market. Sugar was, the old-time favorite which waa made especially prominent with a degree of activity which has not been seen for many months.. The ' parallel movement In. American Beet Sugar was made to give n semblance of Important developments Impending regarding trade relations, but no authentic Information, was given out on ths subject. There wss a -similar"- movement -in Amalgamated Copper. snd the. Copper group. This was professedly based on ths snnual report of the Anaconda Mining Company. ' Ths highly prosperous conditions la ths cop per trade were duly renecten in tnis re-, port, which was also elaborated with financial and operating details beyond d raced en L The money T-utlook waa the subject of earnest consideration In the light of the borrowing by the Pennsyl- vsnla. Company yesterday of t6O.0W.0OO for 18 months on a basis of rates more thsn I psr cent.. Funds tn ths time l"en mar ket were reported snunosnt ana not readily 4endsbls at 444 per cent, for p riods-up to .sis months.. For thst m turtle- ther were soma loans at 6 per cent, and for over the end or the year s periods 6 per cent, was reported strongly bid. with 1 ssked. The Influence of the Anaconda annual report was supple mented to some extent by Intimations of S forthcoming statement from the Btan dsrd' OH Oomnanv. from which a favor abia errect on epecuiative sentiment was argued. The transfer through tha sub Treasury of ovor 8800.000 to San Francisco was sttntmtea to a special transaction and not to any resumption of the pre rious movement te that point growing out of the fire losses. The market con tinued to show some irregularity throughout ths day, but last prices were about the best ana tne closing tone was firm. Bortds were- steady. Total aales, par value, 82.416.000. United States bonds were unchanaed on call. Total salea of stocks Were 868.600 shares. Including: Copper 168.100; Cotton Oil 200; Smelting 66.400; Sugar 9.000; To bacco 700; Anaconda ire.sw; uoast una 1.000: Brooklyn 64.700; C. A O. 2.800; U & N. 1000; N. W. 10.700; Reading 40.300; fltuthem Rwy. 8.600;- T. C. I. 6O0; I'nlon Psciflc 87.800; Steel 19.400; Va.-Caro. Chemical 800; Bloss 1.600. Line Stock. Seaboard Air ' Baltimore, May 1. 8. and pfd. nothing doing. A. L. common CLOSING STOCK LI8T. Adams Express -v ...... Amalgamated Copper- .. .. .. American Car eV Foundry American Car aV Foundry pid. American Cotton Oil American Cotton Oil pfd .. .. American Express Hid 4k American Ice. American Leather pfd Oat Seed, t .. ..."i. w 1 II 16)28 , fctt ... " 16 j " . 80 ' -T 76 6JTTT i ;- 6o mt . 84 64. ' V Cnk sgb Oralii and Pro vision. V - - ' h- May' II ' v '.;.. ' ,H1I Low Close' " WHEAT .-, -.; , ;; . . Pec. , . ,.. ' . r7H May , S4 4 IS S ' ISH July SlH i 1H Bpt-';. V,," ViM-;.".?lf4 .,: H-'v'H " CORV ' " ' ' Msy i tU.i : Tiir.VAWZiitf't 417' July ..' ,. .. ,...4TI4 4i Hept ,,V,, ,'.4I4,; im Dec - ,"w 4i u ' OATS ' -'',,V .-' ',' V ' . Msy . . .. .; .....S4 - tt July .. ,,',. ti'ti IS ,i. Hept .. .. ...,JV4 J : PORK .A-..-- . - Msy .....( '' July .. .. .. ..15 IS , 16.67 Sept .. .. .. '...16.45 lt.SS "' LARD ' - ,i Msy tii 1. I.ll July . . .. . . . . 1.70 8.00 ' - 8.66 Bept .. 8.65 .' .1.75 i 8.41 Oct M am waes . J.? 47 Sk 1 10)4 16.86 '1I.IS , 11.41 American Ice pfd Americsn Linseed Oil American Linseed Oil pfd American Locomotive .. American Locomotive pfd... American- Smelting aV Refng American Smelting Refng pfd.... American Sugar Refining American Tobacao pfd. etf Anaconda Mlnlnf Cof. .. .. Atchlaon Atchison pfd.. Atlantic Coast Line Baltimore A Ohio .. .. Baltimore at Ohio pfd .. .. Brooklyn Rapid Transit .. Canadian Pacific Central of New Jersey Chesapeake A Ohio .. Chicago A Alton Chicago Alton pra , Chicago Oreat. Western Chics go s Northwestern Chlrsgo, Mil. aV St. Paul.. Chicago Terminal A Trans Chicago Terminal a Trans, pfd.. .. C. C. C A St. Louts Cnlorsdo Fuel A Iron, ..' Colorado A Southern ' Colorado A Southern 1st pfd Colorado A Southern Znd pro Consolidated Oka.. .. ., .. ... .. Corn Products Refining . .-. ., .... Corn Products Refining pfd Delaware A Hudson..' .. .. .. .... Delaware. Lscfcawsnna A West.,.. Denver A Rio Grande Denver. A Rio OrandS pfd .. .. .... Distillers' Securities ..- Erie ..... Erie 1st pfd .. ... Erie Snd pfd i. ....... Genera! Electric .. .. Horsing veuey Illinois Central International Paner .. IntematlonI Paper pfd International rump .. ... .. International pump pfd ,. ., Iowa-Central .v.. . ... ,.';..- Iowa Central pfd.. ., .. ,. .. .. . Kansss City Southern .. .1 M Kansas City Southern pfd,. Louisville 4V Nashville ,. ' .. Manhattan L.. ' ., , ...... Metropolitan Securities .. , ... .. .. Metropolitan St. Ry.,... .. .. .. .... Mexlrsn Central -.. . .. ........ Minneapolis A St Louis .. .. ' if Minn.. St. P. A Saiilt. Bts. . .. Minn., St P. A Ssult. Ste. M. pfd.. Missouri, Ksnssa A Texas , Missouri, Kansas A Texas pfd.. ..' Nstlonsl Lead '..;J Nations! R. R, of Mexioo pfd,. New Tork Centrsl . .... New . Tork, Ontnrlo A Western Norfolk A Western .y .. .. rV Norfolk A Western pfd., .. North American Faelfln Mall ,, '. ..,,v Pennsylvania . ,,. ..... . People s wss .... i.i... Pittsburg, C. C A St Louis Pmaa1 Ml eel Car.. Pressed Steel Car pfd.. .... .. 64 is ii M 70 47H 11. 7KM, V9 48 ' 87 tvl 71 IZ8 17J 14 M ,- SO ii M . tz 146, 161 1 167M .Kl' Pullman Palace Car.. : Reading .. .. .. t. .. .. .. , Reading 1st pfd..,.,.. Reading Snd pfd..... , Republic Steel .. Republic. Steel pfd. Rock Island Co..'.. Rock Island Co. pfd.. Rubber Goods.. .. Rubber Oeod pfd St. Louis. A San Fran. Znd pfd.. Bt,1 Louie Southwestern St. Louis Southwestern pfd.. .. Southern Pacific. .. Sothern Paelflo pfd.. ' Southern Railway '.. Southern Rullway pfd ,.. Tennessee Coat A iron Texas A Psciflc. Toledo, St. Louis 'A West Toledo, St. Louis A, West. pfd.. I'nlon Pacific ,, I'nlon Paelflo pfd.. United States Express.. United States Leather . United States Leather, pfd United States Realty.. , United States' Rubber- United States Rubber pfd.. .. United Ststes Steel United States Btselpfd Virginia-Carolina Chemical .. Vlrginla-Carolln Chemical pfd. Wsbash ., .k,..-, Wabash pfd.. ,. ..... Wells Fargo Express ." .. Westlnghouse Electric , Western I'nlon ...... Wheeling A Lake Erie Wisconsin Central Wisconsin Central pfd..' .. .. Northern Psciflc. Central Leather .. ., Central Leather pfd., .. .. 8loss-8heffield .. ..- ..- .. Ores! Northern-; pfd ,., . main ersioit . OUTM THTON 6Tm OHANLOTTBs N. O. I mm sn 130Vi 80 81 ioi3 .64 45 !i 65 8714 Hi KX 31 "i 1.V1H 96 105 88 BOH 14 i W 41S 1094 2t 4H ' 0 15 m 17 aw 207 4241 104 78 SOW Revolving FUt Cards, Railway Heads, i ' Drawing Frames, ' Spinning Frames, Twisters and Spoolers Quillersand Reels, Looius, COMBER5 :. f-, .'snanom eFietn v. COUITABLI BUlLDINa, V -v ATLANTA, (Jats mi CUil ETC., ETC. 5!ubbers, Rovlnf Frames V intermediates, Jack Frames Automatic Feeders' hx-f Openers and Trunks Breaker, Intermediate and 1 1 Finisher jsppers,--!1 Kirschner Cardlnf Beaters - Thread Extractors, O i Was t Pickers; etc Raw Stock Dryers .1 ETC., ETC. of N. F. Thomas, a close friend of Hall during ths latter's residence here. Thomas notified Hall that the doc had been found. Both are con vinced that the animal traversed the entire distance with no better guide than Its Instinct. The girl behind the glove counter knows how to handle the kldp. lis who tells what he would do If in your piece . seldom knows what to do In his own place. S. C. 97 85 104 130 80 W 109 SOUTHERN COTTON MILL STOCKa . Quotations on Southern Cotton Mill Stocks, week ending May 15. 1908. Furnished by HUGH MACRAE A ' COMPANY. 1 Bsnkers, Wilmington. N. C. Bid Ask Abbeville Cotton Mills. 8. C .Aiaen Mig. fjo., B. J. ,, Anaerson cotton anus, Arkwrlght Mills, 8. C Augusta Factory, Oa.. Avondale Mills, Ala.. , Pelton Mills. 8. C... B!bb Mfg. Co.. Oa - Brandon Mills. S. C. .. 109 Buffalo Cot. Mills. 8. C. Pfd. - Cnbarrus Cotton Mills, N. C. New 120 Chedwlck Mfg. Co., N. O, . Pfd - Chluuola Mfg. Co.. 8. C. 80 Cllford Mfg. Co., S. C. 154 Clifton. Mfg. Co.. B. Cj, Pfd.. 102 Clinton Cotton Mills, S. C.n 136 Columbus Mfg. Co., oa Courtesay Mfg. Co.. . C Ilailas Mfg. Co.. Ala.. .. . ..S7- Darlington Mfg. Co.. S. C... 00' Vmu A Phenlx Mills. 8. C.. 126 Easley Cotton Mills.-B. C... 132 Knoree Mfg. Cs.. 8. Q 77 . Knoree Mfg. Co., S. C.. Pfd... lOO. Enterprise Mfg. Co.. On...... M Kx posit Ion Cotton Mills. Oa... SnO Oaffney Mfg. Co.? S. C.......A 87)4 Oainesvllle Cotton Mills. Oa.. SS Uranbv Cotton Mills. S. C 1st Pfd ..- f Oranlteville Mfg. Co.. 8. C... 10 Oreenwood Cotton Mills, 8. C. Orendel Mills, 8. C 110 Henrietta Mills, N. C John P. King Mfg. Co., Oa.... 87 Iancaster fotton Mills, h. c, wj Lancaater Cotton Mills, 8. C. Pfd If Langley Mfg. Co.. S. C....... t Iaurens Cotton Mills. 8. C Limestone Mills, 8. C , Ixickhsrt Mills. B. C Lockhart Mills, 8. C, Pfd... Ix)ulse Mills. N. C 1tM M ino 87 99 lflf. ia 85 110 12 ill 130 in-J 91 127 10b 146 M 100 6 61 1M 132 80 VC K 80 40 08 166 M 116 ins 106 80 It! im 100 84 Manufacturers and Jobbers Frequently find It necessary to have Banking Facilities In ad 'dltlon to those offered by local . banks. .. THE First National Bank of Richmond, Virginia, With 11. SIO. 006.00 Capital 1 6, t .0.6 Deposits S7.0OO.OO0.09 Tbtal Resource Offers Just ths Additional Fa cUHlss Required. Jno. B. Pureell, President; Jno. M. Miller. Jr Vice Presi dent; Chas. R. Burnett. As plstant Cashier; J. C. Joplln. Assistant Cashier. MILLER 4 COMPANY EXCHANGE BROKERS. No. 100 It roadway, - - New Tork. Membera; New York Stock Exchange. New York Cotton Eschsnge, New York Coffee Exchange. New Tork Produce Ex change. New Orleans Cotton Exehsngs. New Orleans Board of Trade, Chicago Soard of Trade. Liverpool Cotton. Asso Matlon. Executes orders en any of the ixchanges of which' ws srs members. All ordess ssnt te ur brsnch-offles at Sreenvllle. 8. C will be Usnsmltted nstantly by private wire to our main rrice In New Tork, and sxscutlons re port sd promptly. The Best Service. Prompt Attention, tmmedlste Settlements. Tear Buslnsss Solicited. F. B. ALEXANDER. Mgr. 117 W. Washington Bt-.. Qrsenvllls. 8. C. Greensboro Supply Company (;uEi:fihuo. x. c r" i ,v-f.ie...f--.-r' Mill Supplies and Machinery Motors and Dynamos, Steam and Power Pumps, j Gasoline ' Engines, Iron Working Machinery. Wood Fibre Plaster Machinery. Direct Representatives J BROWNELL CO. W 111 U$Ki Dsyton. Ohle JENCKES SPINNING CO. PAWTUOKET, P.. I. COTTON TARN SPINNERS. CONVERTED AND DEALERS. Correspondence With Southern Spinners Solicited. O. 71. ROBBINS Power Plants- Complete Equipment for Cotton Mill, and General Machnerv. CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA CROMPTON-THAYER LOOM CO.! WORCESTER. MASS. - -. r FANCY COTTON AND GINOHAU. TOWEU DAMASK. QUILT. CAB3IMERE, BLANKET LOOMS. 'rTC-': s POBB1BS. BOX MOTIONS, REPAIRS. ETC i SOUTHERN OfFICEi CHARLOTTE, W. O. ALEXANDER & OARSED. Manwreri. 6H4 a, .... .lie .... .'' T (Continued on Psge Eight) COTTON A merles n middling Is to-day quoted In Liverpool at 1.81 pence. Thta, al lowing for tare. Is the equivalent of over thirteen cents in American mon ey. - .' .. la tha fare, oft such conditions the folly of selling a crop as yet hard ,ly planted) on a basis of if 1-4 cents for nsit octoner delivery mast ha ap parent. In my opinion, the world re quires and will take all that la left ff thla year's crop snd all that may on produced next yesr at prices much higher than those now current. Near ly all the staple requirements of civi lised lire, such ss iron. tin, copper, hrlcks.1 lumber and clothing, not to mention a host of less Important ar ticles, are selling st nsarly double tha price thsy brought five years ago. Tnere is, in my opinion, no reason Why cotton should be an exception, ( Signed r THEODORE H. PRICE, CATLIN & CO. Vi.." 815 and 347 Broadway. Haw i , V . asss . . f'V ,;':,.;;flKf'''vV -;A', Boston, ; , . PlilUdelphia. OOTTON YAHlTa 'All numbers, Skeina.' Warpiu t jops ana (jones ? 00TT0K OOODi .1 v J. HARPER POOR & CO. DwiGoodsr l Commission Mcranis Tftonuu 8U New York, ti Dtxtford i, Ronton, ' Mssk ' Tha initput of oar Mills for Bprlnf, and nlL 1HH, Is entirely sold , op,- ,THEt PARKHILIiyMfXI. CO !TaiDnUs,VHA8Sl ffyi Maklra of ths celsbraled Tolls Dtl Nord. the renowned 10-lnch im perial Chambrays,1 tha. popular 10-Inch Acotch'Zephyrs, the famous I. inch . Tina Zephyris ftd' Bt. Andrewscombed Tarn Ooods. 'x :x hi, V the wacregan coH ' . ' . ;c; 4,'i ,v "; 'Makers,, of 10-Inch ' Prints rawtuckct Madraa, Ifrlncn ; Printed Paw Madras, 11-Inch Whits Madras. , ll-lnch Marquess Long Cloth. Knight's Cambric. Empress Cambric, Regent Cambrlo, and other bleached goods. , T" H . M krf.' ''?f .Golden T1IK LOWK Mro. CO.,' Eagle Olnghsma If -Inch ' THE i:L80X MILIA Eastran Madras, UaAexa o JTrjvr!r -Qiruhpmt, 11 and 42-locb plujnkwra. , COTTON SEED OIL 'and Gin Machinery NOT IN ANY COMBINATION OR THU8T. . Complete plant from fifteen to two hundred tons capacity, Spe cial small oil plants for gin neries. Complete ootton gin ning gystsme. . E. Van Winkle Gin and Machine Works, ATLANTA, GEORGIA. If You Expect to Buy Gin Machinery for 1906, Write Us et Once for Our Catalogue and Tell us Your Wants Continental Gin Company CHARLOTTE N. C. HIGH-GRADE SPINDLE. LOOM. ENGINE AND VALVt fi9WMiwL.agmm Bait fMli and Ores ess, Lnbrloatlng Ore ess, ResrtyOfnxsnt VIM ' Cold Water rainta, Agoots Wattlss Prssslns tJcgsnsnndts. HUGH MACRAE ft CO., Bankers Mlsoellannons ouUcm Sacnritlea WILMINGTON, FT. C. Waalilngton, D. Cw 408 Colorado Bldf. Cotton Mill Stocks EICHARD A. BLTTHE, Commission Merchant. OILS COTTON WARPS AND TARNS. - ' No. 114 Chestnut Street, PiULAnrcLPiiiv it.. PA, A. D, SALKELD & BRO., COMMISSION MERCHANTS a-71 Ieonard St. . NEW YORK. COTTTON TARNS. Fred'k' Vietor tfcAchelis. WM. D'OLIER & CO., COMMISSION- MERCHAVTS COTTON YAHNS , Third and Clieatnnl Sta. , Mariner Snd MerchanC Itldf. PHlLADELrillA, PA. D. A. Hurley, BROKER. Cotton, Stocks, Grain ind Provisions , PROMPT - EXECUTIONS. ,Q v t'o Intsrsst Chsrgcd) on Stocks. : P. a Dog 94. Ws) Isy Telrgrapb Tolls. ?"t nocK HILL ' - V i. BOND DEPARTMENT WACKOVU ICA-U RUST (MM, . WINSTON-S ALEM", ' Tt.i C RONDS AND HTOCKS. , 1 Wo Invite correspondence from parties desiring to buy or sell. j, .., ..'.. ' , ; Our list of Investments ii mailed vponi application. Watties GEO. B. HISS OIL GO. tjLiRiAyrm . cj. ' . J. SPENCER TURNER GO. COMMISSION MERCHANTS. OFFICES: New Vork, Ptilladolpula, Clilrago, St, Louis, London, Enflaad. Yarns and Cotton Piece Ooods. PAULSON, LINKROUM & CO. , Cotto m Y ar im s 7-88 LEONARD KntKla-'f 130 CIlKHTNirr MTRKKr . SIO MON ROM KTHKrCT - NEW VORK' rillLADELPllA - CHICAGO BANDY & TERRELL, ; , OREKN8BORO. N. C CansulUnf, Rydranllo and : Srwsr Engineers. Plans and estimates for power plants and sewer systems mads n application. , - s Bandy A. M., Ph. D. Assoc; M. . A. M So. C. K., and - Tsrroll. C. O. Rsnsatsr.;.'. ,' , ; . - .'y .. ESTABLISHED 1186 C P EI1IS & COMPANY Cotton Cotimissioa Merchants' urvnirna rs '-.. The Wsw Tork Cotton Exchanga.vKew urisana cotton sxenanga. Liverpeol Cotton Brokers' Asaocistlon New Or leans Board of Trade. v- ' a ( , , Cotton Etchango Riilldlnf ' ; ". ,'","'!. NEW ORLEANS . ", ' i , , wpeciai ausntion gu-en to assenting or orders in eontmcts for future de livery of cotton In all the markets, CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED.7 I mm i w & CLARH Coltcn CoRixnisstCai ,:-:-;;nIW0illAliU';r?v.- 5r JQftN ft. ffiCS mmmmw. ( .hi wmrM.ufCA. HUBBARD BROS. & CO, v HANOVER SQUARR NEW.tORIC. JAIJi:3 E. KIlCIIKLL CD, MEMBERS OF Now York Cotton Ex. COMMISSION Bii.iu vi . chsngs, Nsw Orlssns Cotton E.iC0tt0n 'YamS RHU CotlCH ehange, Assoclsts Members , Liver-' ('Infill k P Cotton Kchanga. . -, , . VM,"-re cot ,c.T ORDERS SOLICITED For tha pur, . "Qy M. . . ... 'T" rhase and sale of cotton for Mtura tUM;,i'l'l.l-J i "' - ' . delivery. Oorrespondenee Invited, v ",nn; 'Ri ''""" f '. ut 7
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