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V, CHARLOTTE DAILY O-oEItVER, MAY. 18,:1001yv 4.? co::?!E!:ceVaku' finance LITTLE NET CHANGE IX COTTON . v. .. ' ; i-" V V Firm Cable nd Continued lUg Spot Kttloi in Liverpool' Market,- Canned 'Advance of 5 to lVdM. follow , Ing Wlilch -" . rrlcv tii-nduttllr Yielded I'adrtY Belling. -. .. ;; i r Nw York, May 17,-Tho cotton market was rather less cMv to-day and .ruled Irregular, within a narrow range. th - clos being steady at Unchanged prices , to a net decline of t point. Salee wc.r "V f, eafynated at shout J0O.W bal.' i ' ' Jf opening waa steady at art advance , 'cVito points and aoon afterward tha ' . general list waa a to point blaher en l,' ooverlng of thoru and buying for long ,.ceount, which, was Inspired by tha nrm ' Table and the,, continued big. spot sales I : - la the Liverpool market, which reported a business of 11.004 bale at an advance i ' of k point, 4,009 bale of the loUU being . r tor speculation and - export. Private mMm uih thatiimMtMni were buying ' ' i apota for speculation and thla led to the ' Idea that the JoonV bulla,-were operating abroad -with .-, view of stampeding the . '. sear-by short. But at the advance here thr waa hurni aal1ln. , which l SVI- , n dentty for the account of the bull lead I r., tha demand from scattering source V was partially withdrawn and the. market ' aeon' aold back to about the closing Pures of the previous day; Tit bulla f IU not follow the market down being dlrpoaed apparently t to merely aupply such, buying order a came In the. rlcs ' and the market during the middling, and ! late . eesslca. sho wed very Uttl feature . er movement, with the close at practi cally the low point of the aelqn. South- - ern spot markete . were unchanged to bo. , higher, with fair - sale at a couple of , t" point and. good ' wers reported In the local market, including toco for e ' port and W bale -for consumption, weather advlcea, were considered favor 5 ; able. ... A- .v ; i ' V-H ' . '.2J1 Kecelpta at the ports, to-day. U.WS ' pales, against IKl fast week and tt.WI last year. For the week. - tt.Ouft balsa, .gainst 71.4C laat week and 1. last Jeer.. To-day's receipts at New Orleans. IBS bale. against (.ill last year, and at ' y KoAiaton, Ttl bales, against 4,091 last year. .. Loeeca I to T Polnta at Vvw Ot- ."leatta. ,. ' Tfew Orleans. fay'1t.--8pot cotton U f . good demand for the higher grade which arv very scarcer aalee 1.S0O bloe, Includ f ? v inr 00 t arrtve and Jeo f. o. b. Quota ttona unchanged r middling 11 T-1C Fu ' x tures apparently making , aa ' effort, U. though a weak one, to, follow Liverpool, , r - opened 1 to i point up and gained a Tew points additional In the early trading. . -'but. heavy selling sent tha aiarket -down -it - 4 to points. The trading was fairly ac , ., tlve at times and -the fluetuaUona nnin ' tram but .narrow.. Tha - market cloecd -nll- at the bottom wtth- tiet Uwaes . of f point oa May and l to 4 poinu on the other months, - i .1 . , ;x.' ;'vi Sfw OrVaaa FtHwrea. -t " New Orleans. 'May J!. Cotton . f otures , closed: May ll.tij June 1V43; July H.; Aug. .; . 4,.j; Oct 10.C; Nov. ' 10.U; Pec 18.C; Jan. 10.17. . , ,' ; Kew Tnrk -Otto. : New Tork. Mar 17,-Cotton, spot closed quiet: middling uplands UM; middling gulf 13.26; salM S.I06. Futures closed, prices ranged aa fol lows: Open High Low Close May-.-;,,-lLBlU 11 JO complete the May requirement! of ex- Futurt-e -continued whenever manlpula tlve Uctlca topped. , , , , .', ' Wilier as Co.'a Cotton Ittm. ; Bpecial to The Observer.' i "j '? New Tork, May 17. Thl Waanothr duy of big spot buslnese ia LJverfKMil it higher prices, and the sale of 16,000 to 6m y bring the totiil for the four duys runt to- the extraordinary figures of k, OKI bales, h Near months were strong, but the now crop, positions were held back by considerable selling, based on fair weath er throughout the cotton belt , In this market. there was a notable do-n-and throughout tha morning for July, frlnclpnlly . for account pf straddle be wea New York' and IJverpool, psesent differences are quite favnrahle lor , undo ing straddles, and liquidation of these transactions hs been the prlnulpul fea ture to-day. A' new. high ' level was es tablished for" May. 31 M, and. for; July 11. UJ, while the new crop months reach-' ed . within 5 polnu of their high, figui- on " the last , drive.; -,' ".Uv :. During the latter half of the day. there whs considerable eelllng of new crop, and the short Interest In them ta being rapid ly , Increased. '. Confirmation . of recent (Inninfe la Ignored for tha moment in the glamor of present fslr weather, and lit-1 tie thought I given to the possibilities of. a wet spell later on with a short supply ; i moor. . BiioMio ine' crop, at any. nine during the. anrly-growing season get In the gras. a great deal of It .would have to be abanlutely abandone-The 1 best evidence of scarcity of labor la that re planting lit a number of Instances can not be accomplished, simply because the I- -' IJverpool is due 'to come 1 to 1 kwer in the morning. . ,x : WIL.I-BR at. cj. . Hubbard Bros. Co.'a Cottoai Iettor. Special to The Observer,.'-; , -v ', New York.' May 17. Liverpool waa the buyer of Julys to-day, taking 20.000 bales on arbitrage which must have been sold by the bulls. , After these purchases In the And Hour the market Telapsed Into dullness slowly declining on the absence of outside auppport. ' Weather, conditions were so stood that the South did not buy they even aold a little,.. The arbitrage In terest between . here .aad Liverpool le gradually . being" reduced . as - at- .present difference there ta a small profit which in view of the May position Induces this Interest which, is short here to -close- tha transaction. Naturally "with good weath er there la Utile Inducement for outside investment, HL'BAJt BROS. CO. i v General Midtunay Agcnti'-.. : ;iJT 'f i ' Complete Equipmeht for Cotton and looleti r.Iillsy$ P -i g : Power Plants ' : charlotte; north Carolina : June July .. Aug . .. t9SpCC e a OoCr . a a NOV. . Jan.,., Feb.' . March ll.se 11 11.13 W.71 ll. tl 11.23 a. MM io.m 10.73 10 M 10. 10.3 lO.tt 11.06 19. 77 ,10.73 10.75 M.73 10 77 I0.T 14.C II ta 11.37 II.H ll.6 10.77 10.73 10.72 10.73 77 10.7S 10.81 10.73 10.R3 10 B ,. .. 10.H -il Liverpool Cotton. ' UverpoeL May 17. Cotton, ' spot good business done; prices I to t points high er; .American middling fair . 173; good middling .; middling .; low mid dling 10; good ordinary IK; ordinary 6.73. . The salea of tha day were l&.euO baled of which 4.000 were for speculation and export and Included 14.000 American. Kecelpta SJ.noo bale, Including . 30,103 American. Futures opened steady and closed easy; Americas middling g. o.- c Masw .0i;. Msy-June 10; J tine-July, 106; jiayAug. .; Aug.-aepu rr Rept.-ucL' '" " 5.84; Oct.-Wov. B.T7;..No'-TeiC.v$.7ej .Ec.. Janfiwr Jan -ett"I.W;'Teb.-Marcn V7: -n --March-April 47aV - J-'i '- f v. X .ti'J tald 7 lfi March-April aTft . .Ctuirlotf Gottoti' Sfarkw j'ti'. ' These prices represent the prices paid tO'Wagonsu. -- ' May 17 (j 000 miaonng .. i. Strict middling.. -i. .. ........ Middling ,. -.: ...,f. .... Good middling, tinged.. .... .... HH etains itois -' PORT MOYCMENT. Galveston. Mrm 11 7-14 11 7-l 11 1I&-13 11 3-11 114 11 ?iy 17.08 ,--t . K New Orleans, lirnuv.,. 1.1. Mobile. Arm , .. Savannah, steady :y Charleston, nhn-.. ,.'., Wilmington, steady r.'. '., Norfolk, flrn,, . t , Baltimore, nominal . ., New York, quiet. r ' Boston, quiet 1. ..-Lt. , : Philadelphia, steady.... Houston, steady.. J, ,i ,, Augueta. Arm.. .. .,'( Memphis, steady aad nominal ... St. Louia, steady .. ..' et.'Xoula, steady ..' ,,y .. Cincinnati ..' ,,..''.... .. Lonlsvllle. firm ..T.v.S .. 1 Inlertof Rocvlpta. . ' ' " - - Majr. 17 ; il'; Teaier-.' Last - Vi ''.rvday i Tear Memphis .. 317'. 1.14 AngMSta . . .. .. ,), ; gI ' .'- 711 8t.. Lonla .. .. .. :;.1,73': 1,114 ; Cincinnati .. .. ., .'.i 111 -.,. 144 Houston .. . .. tt-U .-171 UttlajRocK' .. ....;f ;,JU 4,011 ' CoaiparfUve Port 'Ilcrclpta, 7 13 .. .. 113-11 ll4 -llVU 11 7-l 11 7-16 . r.- V- . Oalveaton . Now Orleans Mobile . Bavannah .. Charleston Wilmington Norfolk . . Mar IT 1 . i.r Teauii- lit -Dr Year . 4.It ,.t.m . . 6,311 ...... 3, 131 .. ..I.U3 4.4IJ -,..171 --J4J r i-. t l,ltl .V Metr York Prod oca, y - New York. . Mays n.-FIeur Arm. but Sulet. Rye flour firm. Rye eay. Barley ull. Wheat nrm t Ne. 3 - red 83 nominal elevator. Options 1 to Hie, net higher. May 31; July 8; f4ept, KV. 1 -' Corn Arm r No.- 3, 67 asked elevator. Op tions unsettled at to ci -net advance. May 17; July M; Sept. H: Dec MS. Osts tirtof raised 38 to 3. Beef steady. Cut meats ateudy. Lard steady, western prims 3S.7S nominal. Refined Arm: con tinent 13.30, ' , ' Pork - steady. Tallow steady. ' Rosin firm 1 -Butter easy, unchanged. Cheese steady,, unchanged. . gg' Ann, unchanged. FTelghta'and peanuts quiet, unchanged. Potatoes firm; Florida new. per barrel 33 10 is.; state ana .western oer nag az to sj.su. vaooages nrm. vi.to to n per erate. cotton aoeo 011 about steady with moderate speculative trade, . Prime crude f o. b, ml I la 31; do summer yellow J8U to as:, prima white and winter, yellow 41. Rice steady. Molasses steady. Coffee spot rio steady; mild quiet. Futures un chanced. - Sugar, raw firm;' fair refining 2 3-33 to IU-II; centrifugal 113-33 to 17-11; mo lasses sugar 3 31-32 . to 3 11-11 Kenned easy: confectlonere A M.3B; mould A 34.84; cut loaf 3S.10; crushed 36.30; powdered St "; granuiatea 4.se; cuoes H.. Baltlrooro Prodnco. Baltimore. Md.. May 17. Flour aulet unchilnged.. Wheat strong, spot contract Cora Arm. spot .MU; Southern white H to 7. ohu strong, hlgbert No. mixed to 31. ' Rye dull: No. I West em 71 to 72. Butter steady, unchanged; fancy imitation II to 19; do creamery SI to M. Eggs- Ann. unchanged 1W Cheese strong, large Sept. 14V,; Nov. 14; email .new K-y sugar steaay; coarse, granuiatea ana nne ft.ra. 4-V4 j-. - ,rhlrgO-Graro.i ' r-Chlesgoj'-MBy 17. rtrr not weather tn tne souenweat caused a sharp advance to-day In the price of wheat on the lo cal -market, the July option closing with a net gain of IS to 1, Corn was up usis were un 1 10 u. iTOWaidiu .were 7ti to IZVi higher. . CHARLOTTE PRODUCE MARKET. (Corrected dally by J. W. Zimmerman company. j Chicken Spring , Hens per head.. .. .1 .. fvcks Kggs ; Rye Vi!!Mnf Bf! Charles ' .cotmsrxARS Xxyin6 goods. 1. 1. 11 . mi . . 1 1 1 . t 5 OfflceKlMirlotte W. CL 'V Borton lUs. sntl lAnisldam N. Y, 'f-'i'"' 4 ? Maln OfHco Arnjiterdam. N. T. f' V - AND TOTTON WASTE. Com, ...., ... . Cotton Seed. 4 '.. .. Oats-Feed Oat Seed. '.. .. .. 13 tito IS 14 0 7S 4J77 Xt M 4?M 0 4SU Oik-ag Grain and FrovMon ', - High Low. Close WH1SAX- May .. m.:,u:-t H July .. .. I. ... .It ' 314 3 Sept .. .. ..,.11 73H l CORN May .. ... .. ....IIH '4IH Jujy ., ..414 47H 47 Hept ..UTfc IIH TTH7 .....1. 117 ' 1.001 n ww ivi . .1 , , svi - Boston v. t ' : ?iir t"' Philadelphia .. 5;--. . ..... it Pacific Coast '. r ' " .I00 Xota,t .r, rJ.v,...,ll,7H :?24,U ' :K f: " . 'May ,17 . " 4 .v," : ; .: To- .Last .4. " Day " ' Year New Orlaang .tl,sO-.ooo ; j-ioumorv .f i,uu-i,wv ,7; .? Hay ward, Vkk, Clark'a Cotton Iet fumlined By tha Cotton Sxohanga and Itoard.ot'Trada, A.'y." n, '..'. .,,. ' A?m" Orleans. May J7-There Is no chisffis- In conditions.. "Mr. Price bull lab telegrams and circulars have appar ently no effect aa shown by the cold and Indifferent opening of the market end it is only actus! buying by the bull force whkh causes an advance and some fol lowing by the shifty scalpers. This, how ever, cannot. b .oounteq upon to support .4 eause, -n. .'..'-. j . Liverpool wss rather encouraging. old cropa advancing as tnuch as sis points, a large spot business amounting to .14, ano -.hales, of whtr-ri- H.oao American and 'quotations advsneed I points, bi this did not ,help our market much. The emaller long Interest; - 'mostly professional . In. character, wsnt in realise over Hi . week-end and the leadlna hiteresls had 1 , to be ready all aay long to absorb tha or ferlngs. "' msrket wl . . is like a without lubrlcanta-hard and gratlna, The desire to draw otit of the market , ' before the week-end waa Increased by the ''somewhat better showing made hy the : weather map. The western bll had hard ly any rain and fair weather la general ly predicted, 'Whereas1 a low barometer . approaching the eeatern belt give aume , hope for the needod rain there in the peer future. The rwm furthermore Innlu . for onfavorahli, week-end sUliettr. The ' Inalelit for the week i pretty large, . , ,poin'ln 40 about 10!.fW hales, against ' 'l' last -yeeri 4aUUa la19i4 and W.lfcf In lad. 3'w stiMll comp i'je mvinners tak ing" for 'tha w"ek- MHi i TSoo Hat year; il. In IMH and w:,om) ls. 8lote continue Ire fair demand and fee ' tore ask Arm quotations. Little rot ton le V Offered end., considerable is needed to OATS-r- May .. , . July .. . Sept' . . . . PORK May .. ..' July . . . 4 Rept . , . . LARD Mar July Hept Oct .. . RIBS May .. . July .. . Sept .. . ....t4H ....im .-.18.77 . ..13.J3 its it v a 1.71' 1.1 .10 .10 ll.lt It. 80 "7i7 in 1.37 47 14 11 r 11.71 11.71 Ull III 1.7 1 1.17 LSI III ' I II .07 r ' Naval Store. Wilmington; May. 17.-SplrlU turpenlln nothing, doing; recalpta In v r.T, r-V Rosin Arm s.0; receipts 103., ' -Tar arm $l i rccelpts.il. Crude turpentine Arm; hard H; dip S4.76; Virgin l.g; receipts fj. .; r, , Savannah, da., May 17. Turpentine steady bVs to : sales f,4; receipts !, t62; shipments W. ' - '-." liosln Arm- ssle 1,070! .receipts .372; shipments stock 4t.3l. (Juole: A B O-M.36: li 14.16; E 14.35: 7 14 ; O 14.40; If 34.4.: I M flO; K ft.m; HH N 4.30j W 0 I6.no; W W IS.Op. . "-' s t-,.f.'t f' -Tlus Sfony 'Market;, '1;? New fork. May 17. Money on call easy 1 .to 3H pe cent,! ruling rate 34i, closing bid li olferad at 3Vi. Time loang easy- ao days 4 par reOt.t day 4V4; months 4. prime mercantile pFr . i nrnt. Kterltna elthange firmer a to 14 36 . for demand ami sr KV.ll .10 for to dsy bills'. Posted rates S4NS and 34WH. . Commercial bills I4S1V Bar Blivqr I.' .sitmcen uuri wa. . STOCK MARKET VERX NARROW. Feeble Yltictnatlona Ilsootirsired Par- tlcipatlon of Any but Us Most Pmr slstent ProfeaioOTUikf 8pwtcuUuf Advance in Anthracite Coaler, v ' New Tork. May'17Tba profeaslonal llmitatlone of the current stock, market duarly defined themselves again by , tha action of to-day'a market. Varying Auctuatlons over .a narrowing range ami consequent discouragement 01 any parti cIpHtlon outside of the most persistent professional operations were the charac teristics of the trading. The strength, waa pretty strictly confined to the group or antnracite aesiers, onto assumption that great benefits were to accrue from tha labor settlement for a- term of three years to come. Very 1 spectaoular-sd- vauees .were scored in . tha high-priced. members or tnis group. . Tne Pennsyl vania, group ' was subject from" the- out side to positive depression, which 'was rather clearly traceable to tha disclosure elicited by the Inquiry into the soft coal carrier and by a report that President Cassatt contemplated retirement. The rloienf decline'.ln National. Lead on the reaumntloo of dividends proved rather formidable to those who bad bought oth-, er stocks oa an extensive rise tn antici pation ef new dividend declarations or of Increased dividends. . Mora serious at ten! tion waa paid to tha resumption of the currency outgo to San Franclsoa. The movement is said to likely' reach, consi derable proportions again In preparation for the early- resumption of banking in San Francisco.1 Local money rates were not affected by the renewal of the move, tnent to Baa Francisco. Crop damage re ports affected the wheat market and may have contributed to tha. unsettle ment of stocks. The sagging movement waa as Irregular aa yesterday's harden ing movement, but there waa a general yielding at the last ana tne closing tpne was weak. Honda were Irregnlar. Total sale, par value, $3.t00.OOt. United Btatea bond rara iinohanvnil aMl Anil . . Tolsl sales were 1.O17.M0 shares, lnclud-1 lt,g: Copper 1M.K; Cotton Oil 100; Loco-J motive 14.300; Smelting 3H.460; Tobaecol 100; Anaconda K.vn; a. c u. i.soo; . k. T. 43.300; C. A O. 3.300; Erie tf.aoO- L. 4k N. 1.300: Lead tf.DOO; N. A W. 4,300; Penna. 31.500: Reading 161.400: Southern Rwy. 4,e 300; pfd. 'K; t. C. I. 00- I'blon Pacific 70.3C0; Steel M.4O0; Va.-Caro. Chemical 00; pfd. 100; Bioss-eJheffield L700. Seaboard Air Line Stock. Rsltimore, Msy 17. 8. A. L. common and pfd. nothing doing. CLOSING STOCK UST. Adams Express Amalgamated - Copper American Car A Foundry American Car A Foundry pfd.. , American Cotton Oil American Cotton Oil pfd.. American Express American Hide A Leather pfd.. . American Jc , Americas .1c pfd,,. v ivivv-'-' American . Linaeed Oil.. .. .. . American Linseed Oil pfd.. American' Locomotive .. .. .. .. . American Locomotive pfd American Smelting A . Refining . American Smelting Refng. pfd. American Sugar Refining American Tobacco pfdi ctf t , Annconda Mining Co Atchison ' Atchison pfd Atlantle Coast Line . Haltlmore A- Ohio - .. . Raltlmore A Ohio pfd B ooklyn .Rapid Transit .. . Canadian Pacific' Central of. New Jersey .. . Chesapeake Ohlo , Chlcsgo A Alton ... Chicago A Altonpfd Chicago O ' rent Western .. ........ Chlcsgo A Northwestern, Chicago, Mil. A St. Panh. ..' w r.. Chicago Terminal A Trans.. . Chicago Terminal A Trana. pfd... C:. C. C. A' St. Louie .. .. .. .. . Colorado Fuel A Iron.. .. ' Colorado m Southern .. -. .. Colorado A Southern 1st pfd.. .r.. Colors do A Southern 2nd pfd Consolldstea uas..- .. Corn Product Refining .... - Kk Com Product Refining pfd.. ..f .. Delaware A Hudaon .. .1. . .. Ill Delaware, lackawanna A West.... t-T Denver A Rio Orande .. .(.' - Denver at Rio lira note pia i Wisconsin Csntratil: Wisconaln Central PfLi . . 'Northern Paclflo ,, .. .. .. Central .Lather .. .... Central Leather pfd, , Sloas-Sheffleld'.'. '.. iXlreat Northern ffd .. ..- .. t5V4 61 -307 42'H 104' 79 : .. V ' '. -.. ' COTTON IV1 1 LL W1ACH I N ERY..;:,v' f : ... . . ' . . . . mm and cmmuJM&0 - . MAIM o-riogi i :,,.. ii-;v.:-' :l-':-Vir. -'- wliAMOf men :'. A : -. SOUTH TftYON AT.. . . A : . ' h atnTMi.ai auu.atMdL' ''' V ' M 4 QUTH TSYON 6T.. "-.:'' i..' ."r .j- - ''vJ-i'1'1'" NBW TORK BONDS. ofd. . 110 ,. 41 : 5 24 1 1SH . 70v . 114 . li . . 119 . 1K . 373'i . I 144'Alj ... n- . - TJX . - m . i . 71 v If .v . . 11 . .n .'.ii . 70 47V4 13K TJ. S. refunding Is. registered IV 8. refunding Is. coupon .. , U. B. 3s, yegfatered .. .. U.1 8, 3e, coupon .... U B. Old 4s, registered V.: 8. Old 4. coupon., N. 8. New 4e,' registered .. .. U-S. New 4a, ooupon., .. . A ever Ira a Tobaoeo. 4a.. .. HAmericaa Tobacco 6a.. .Atchison general 4s.j ... .. .. Atchison adjustment 4.. .. Atlantic Coast Lin 4.. .. .. Baltimore A Ohio 4s.. . Baltimore Ohio SHs.i .. .. Brooklyn R. T. ev. 4a Central of Oeorgta sa Central of Georgia 1st Inc.. .. Central of Georgia lad Ina ., Central or ueorgia so ipo Chesapeake A Ohio 4H Chicago A Alton IHa.. Chicago, B. A Qulncp new 4v. .. Chicaao. R. I. A Pactfio R. R. 4 (Chicago. R. L A P. R- R. col. 6s c. ut: lioui gen. .. Colorado Industrial 6 Ber. A.. Colorado Industrial 6 8r, B ,. Oolorsdo Midland 4., i. .. ..... Colorado A Southern 4,.' Cuba 6s..' .t i, Denver A Rio Grande 4a V. . , .. Dlatillers' Securitlea ia.. .4 .. ... Erie prior lien 4s.. .... .. .. .. Kris Oeneral 4.. .. v ; Hocking Valley 4Ss.: Japan tie Japan Is. 2nd Berle , Japan 414a , - , Japan 4Hs etfs ntd Bcr..-.. .. .. Louisville A Nash. Unified 4s.. .. Manhattan consnl gold ... Mexican Central e.. -.. .. Mexican Central 1st tne,, ,. .. .. .. Minn.. A St Louis 4e ofd. Missouri, Kansas A Texaa 4a.. .. .. Missouri Kansas-A Texas fnda ... National R. R. of Mexico consnl 4s New York Central gen. 3Ha New Jersey Central gen. Is.. . Northern Psclflo 4s.'. .. Northern fsclfioU.. ........ Norfolk A Western consol 4s Oregon Short Lin, rfdg. 4s Penn. cv. 34a.. .V..m y Reading General 4s.. .. ... .... St. Iiouls A Iron Mountain con.. 6s St. Louis A San Francisco fg. 4s.. St. Louis South western con. 4s., ,. Seaboard Air Una 4a.,. .. Southern Pacific 4e..- .. .. ., ... .. Southern Pacific 1st '4 ctfs.. ...... Southern Railway 6s., ,, ,. Texas A Pacific-lata. .... -.. Toledo, St. L. A Western 4s.; ., .. I'nlon Pacific 4., .. .. ,r ITnlon Paclfio cv. 4.. ,1 ........ 7. 8. Steel 2nd Is.. .. ,. .. ,. .. .... Wabaah lets .... -Wabash Deb. B .- Western Md. 4s ...... Wheeling A inxe Kne 4s. Wlschnain Central 4s .. Japan 4s ctfs.. .. .. .. Distillers" Securitlea.. .. o . Jfc Kris .... ..... V&4m ' i..'?.. . -Mtt - 4f Krt 1st pfd . m hlolloway. Krle 3nd pfd....... Ui,.. er Oeneral Electrto:; iWVZ-rS 1. .. "V. ' 17 .. .. 372 rn 25 rn pfd... ...M . 1214 llle., :. v. ti'i 144H 1 'tl. : Dry'.ilood Market.v- v. -. New York. Msy 17. Out of town buyers Of Importance were mors frequent In th dry goods market to-day and th re flection of aeaatmahj weather with con sequent diminution ' of retail? stocks waa evldettt In tha oustneas ef the 'job bers. ' Fine dress print aad' gingham for tne spring or iw werr soia for prices Hocking Valley JM flllnnla Cantral ,.. 171 International Paper ...... . 1 tntApnallAtial Paner Bfd .. M International Pump ... ., ... .. . ... 6IH International Pump pfd Iowa Central .. Iowa Central pfd Kanaaa City Southern Kansas City Southern Ixiulsville A NSShVlll Manhattan !..... ...... ...... ..... JM Metropolitan Sacurltlea .. .. .. ... . Ifotronilltan Ht. . Ry.. r.. ...' i.Otd. .'Jl ' Mexican central . ....... i-i Minaeapoiie m mu imm.i,..tuisii ni Minn., St. P, A Bault Sta U...,.. m. Minn.) Sr P. A SauU Ste, M. pfd'Ht-, Missouri Pacific .. Missouri, Kanaaa A Texas.. .. - U Mlasouri. Kanaas A Texss PfdJ. Wi National Iad .. ., .. .. .. .. ...T7Wi Natmnnl R. R. of Mexico Pfd.. 'ISA New York Central ,. . Mii New Tork,- Ontario Western,.. , H . Norfolk A Western.. ..... ..... .. -sM4 Norfolk A Western ofd, M . . ) North -iAmsrtcan.. .. .. ,.. . $ Paclfio Mail. . .:..,': tfc..t .:(-'. Psnnsylvnnia ..... .. .. .. .. ....... 13tt People' Gas,,... ................ :.' tl PluatMire. C. C. A. St. Loula m months pressed Steel Car.. . .v..' .... ' SI, PtfJ Preased Steel Car pfd.. ., ... .4 7H awuini ...,..,. ...... ....... . ."1-71 Itsadlng lat pfd .. .. .. .. .. .. tl Reading 3nd pfd .. .. .. Vi .. ' KMj Repuhllo Steel , ....... 3V4 Republic Sleel pfd... ........ JOtVt Ruck Island t'e., .. .. w, ., . . K Rock Island Co.. pfd.. ,4 .. lit 9 '. Wl - Rubber Goods pfd .' .......... t ' St. 1Oiils A San Fran. 2nd pfd... 4V St. Ioiils Southwestern ,. ,'. .. ..... . Izsi ilUuk South western pfd.......... - M Southern Paolfle- .. . . ... .. ...... ,' Mt Southern pacinc pra.. "u .. ii" HM'a 10.' lO-.- )nsv 103i l'JH lUi m mi vu 4 7H 111 ST'a 04 . 79'4 . TH . . losu . 7S : .S . s . 1' .'100 . 4 . im . 107 . 9 . 3 . Ki 102 . 101H . 7S .'1-4 93 fr4 l'.'S'i KB -i 7 100 ion4 10114 SO M 4 K 117H 121 Vi 10414 if 11. IS 79 M, ,M 12 4H ': "Jn i Revolvlnt FUt CArdA, lUUwsy H4MdjsT 7"r Vv Drawlnf Pramtui, ..j v planlnf Frames, ;'TwIstcrtn4 Spoolers - , QuIIlcn Arid Re!s, Looms.. . COMBER;,.. :rvrf j'CTc.. etc; a s .rr L"JAltfn(lIfrf . mm ; Ian Slubbers, Intermediates, Roving Frames . - Jack Frames -r?,:i,."-;!;.-'ATWATAw)Aa -; . :-;V'-f;ftVVn?i'-'':' .' . (IS'''-'H' r Aatonuitle Vntotrt " ' ' Openers and Trunk,: . Breaker, tntermAdlata A& : ' ' J: Finisher Lmpptn; ' KlncrmcrCAralof Deatars 1, ? ' Thread BxtractArs, ix ' etc., etc .;, r.-. I ' th witness want out of the door td get help.b heard th fatal shot and, when ha returned, hla mother was dead.' Ha was stilt on the stand when adjournment was taken until to-morrow morning at . o'clock. Event of tha Year. Weekly Tar Hal. Charlotte's celebration will be tha event of next weak, in North Carolina. Manufacturers and Jobbers Frequently find It necessary to havo Banking Facilities In ad dition td thoaa offered by local bank. ' -' v.- ----na ' First National Bank of . Kk-hroood. . Vh-flnla, . With ll.tsa.000.00 Capital 16,000.66.0 Deposit $7,tOM9. -Total Resources Off era Just tb. Additional Fa cilities Reaalred. Jno. B. Puroell. President; Jno. M. Millar,, Jr.. Vice Presi dent;' Chaa. R." Burnett. As pistant Cashier; ., J. C. Joplin. Aaalatant Cashier.- Greensboro Supply Company, 0' CREEX8BtRO, X. C , , TVM1 Supplies -and Machinery Motors and Dynamos, Steam and Power Pumps, Gasoline Engine , Iron Working Machinery. Wood Fibre Plaster Machinery. , WrVet Reprwenttlv.s "fHC BROWNELL CO. IB 'rtVB; Oai' ! VI,' i "X JENCKES SPINNING CO. PAWTTJCKET, K. I. TOTTOM TARM BPINNBRt, CONVERTERS AND DEALERS. Correspondence With Bouthern Spinner Sollott.ed. : MILLER 4 COMPANY KXCUAXCE BROKER. I No. 100 Broadway, ' New Tork. Memhera: New York Stock Eschania, I New Tork Cotton Kaehsnne. New Tor , Toffee Kxchanie. New Tork Produce E- Vew Orleiins Board of Trad, Chicago Board of Trad. Uverpoo! Cotton. Aaeo latlon. Execute order on any of th xrhans of which we are member. All ordere sent to enr branch office at Jrenvllle. . C. will - ba 'transmitted tmtaiitiy by private wire to OJir main sffice in New Tork. and axeeuilon re ported promptly. ' V . ... The Beat Bervloe. Prompt Attention, Immediate Settlement. ' ' t Teur Business Solicited. . T. B. ALEXANDER. MtT. 117 W. Washington St., OreenvllleS. C W have hsrdty ever seen aiahowing an averaaja advance of 1 per Ith so little outside interest: it ' '' " ' , piece of msi'hlnerr that le run J ' ;,' . . ' .... . . K ''. Ira. Maml BmvtM. of WaalilnAton, '& .(.).; . f . . v. i ' Tsrboro Msy 17 About it o'clock to-day Mrs. Mamie Brown, of -Washington, N. , who be for marrlafa waa Mlaa Keech. of this place, died of heart .failure. She bad been In III health for some time. Early this morning h was outdrlvlng. r- . DEATHS rKOM ArPENDlClTia''' " dcreae In th same ratio that the tiae Of lr. Klng'a- New Ufa I'Ula lncraa.. Ihey save S- from' dtigr aitd bring Cutrk Sort pfiliif releae from cnnsti- tatln and the Ills smwing nut of It irenirth end visor always fol,,i thmr eee. Guaranteed by R, II. Jordan A) Co., Druggists.. 2&o. Try thm. , . , .,... ,. . , . - '. -j. i.. gout hern Railway , .,,,.. m.T' lri $. nit hern Railway pfd Vm Tennessee Coal A Iron.,,. .. Jet Texa A Poinc .. .. .. - XH Toledo, St. Louis A West.. . .... I1U Toledo, St. touts A West.' pfd .... hn I'nlon , Pselrto.. -t'htnn. Pacldo pfd.. . ...; ..!' . I'nitet aisisa r. frees .. .. .... ius . Cnlted nixies Lainer ,, ,. ,. .. .. .. 'piled tntee leather pfd.i, nlted "tale It-ally ,. .. .... U'i 1'nlled States ItiihlMir .: 4" I nlted Sistes Rul)ter pfd t. .. . W'i I'tiHed State Steel .'. ... .'.' 41 t'nlted Statee Rteel pfd . -,., lhi yiralnla-i'arollna Chetnleal... .,' 41 Vlrsinia-Carollna Chemical pfd.. w 1" Wabash .' .. ... .... . tV'sbash pfd.. .. '., ,i 4 Uella Karao Espreea ,,' " ' tVeeiin house UectrM ., .. .. 17 ' Wler Tnlon.. .. .. Whe-llng A.Lk Erie .. .. 17, nFE-SMTER, OV TlUATi. v. -. ' - -.' i - led Hodceei Given Damask ng Teatt mony Against Ills Father, Who I Charged With I'xorrtdeJlurT Se lected After Six Honrs. Special to Th Observer. . Durham May 17. A Jury , for the Hodges murder trial waa. secured thla afternoon at S o'clock and (he taking of evidence began Immediately. Sis long hour of actual work Vas re .quired for th court to get II ron competent to pan, on th laauaa of llf and death. The first withes was J. Frank Maddry. tha coroner, sVho told of th scene surrounding tho kill tng, of th Inquest, of th dmagtpg utements made by Hodge lees than four hour after tha killing, when' ho aid that she waa dead and that ha had nothing to regret, saying that h had thought over th matter for six weeks and now, that sh una dead, ha did not car what they did with ....... fc. , .1 - . Th next witness was Vr. tv 1 who made tha etamlna- rn dead woman after th coroner's jury had been summoned. , Th. third and Jaat witness of tb afternoon was Fred Hodges, son of the prisoner, whoa testimony. If jnere . were none other, - would con vict nis father, rie said ba waa In the room when hi father tart4 to am nis mtitner. lis grabbed his father and was knocked down. Other rniidran. four or five In number, run to their mother snd fell ou her to prevent th father shooting. , Just a i COTTON SEED OIL and Gin Machinery harp m fTHE FLOWER FRANCE ;: OF By Jastir. Huntly McCarthy Thl ,1 tha story of. Joan of 'Arc, charmingly retold In Mr McCarthy's inlmltabla styls.. Th Maid olVntncs Is Represented lovabl an4 an gaging hroln-not th maild war rior 1 and half-rnad fanatic, but tha Imp),' steadfast peasant "girl who (ead the armies of Ptancq quite aa , . . ., :' i-., . " . ., much by th power of her Innocenc ind faith a' by hr Strang guiding tow. ,Whll ih .romanc follow history in ih main, tha' author has given 1 hers'' and'; thota niagina;lva t'ouche thai nhanc th beauty and Interest ' of th romanc. A stag version of th book will be produced by Sothem and Martow next aetson. lunrc'R & dhotiiers NOT IX A XT COMBINATION OR THl'ST. Complete plant from fifteen to two hundred ton capacity. Spe cial amali oil plant, for gin nerlea. Complete , cotton ' gin ning system.3' ,'. ' . ' v E. Van Winkle Gin and Machine Works, - ATIiANTA, -..GEORGIA. " Ja, HUGH MACRAE &, CO., Bankers , : MlMellaneou .Sonllicrn Sectirttls) . WII.MIXOT41X, N. C. . ' vTaahington, D. Crt 40 Colorado Bldg. Cotton Mill Stocks O. 71. BOBBINS v Complete Equipment for Cotton Mill, Power Plants , and Oeneral Machnery. v . - -' -2 CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA... CROMPTON-THAYER LOOM CO , WORCESTER. MASS. FANCY COTTON AND CUNQHAM, ; 4;.' v -'r TOWIU DAMASK. QUILT. CABSIVfiniC, WkUKKt LOOJIS, XTCL' u DOBB1K3. BOX MOTIONS. REPAIRS. ETC sotrriDxnx office: ctwrdottk, w. c ALEXANDER & GARBED, Managers. Urr If You Expect to Buy Gin Machinery for 1906, Write Us at . Once For Our Catalogue and Tell us Your Wants . . Continental Gin Company CHARLOTTE N. C. HIGH-GRADE SPINDLE. LOOM, ENGINE AM) , VALVE' v. OILS i BaM Ofl and Or ess. Imbricating Q Ool4 VfaMf raiatA. Agtsnts WattW Oreaaaa, It4satfy-Mlxs4 GEO. B. HISS OIL GO. RICHARD A. BLYTHE, Commission Merchant. COTTON WARPS AND TARNS. fo. 114 Chestnut .Strsst, PIlirDKl.PlltA, - . . . PA. A D. SALKELD & BRO., ; - COM M I88ION ; M ERCMAXTS -Tl lironsrd n ' ' MtW YOHIC j ' COTTTOX YAKXS. a.. -WITH Fred'k Vietor & Achelis. 'WM. D'OLIER & C0., i COMMISSION- MERCHANTS t'L. COTTON,1 YARNS h Third and Cttentnnl ht. " '' j ' Kmrtnrr and Mrrrhant Ride. D. A. Hurley, BROKER. Cotton, Stocks, Grain snd Provisions f tfROMPTKXBCOTI0Nll.V;V;4 No Interest Charged on Btocka.' F. a Bos SI. . We Pay Telcfrtph Tolls. l HOCK 1IILL - ... R. C. J. SPENCER TURNER CO. COMMISSION MERCHANTS. OFFICES New Tork, Philadelphia, Oilcago, SL Lonla, Loadosj, EBftsatt . . Yarns and Cotton Piece Goods, i ; e PAULSON, LINKROUM & CO. . 7-ae I.RONAItO STIlKKT iso cmcMTNtrr nrni-rr - IIO MONHOR HTIIKKT . . MEW iOKK . PiIILAIICIJHlA . CHICAGO . BANDY. & TERRELL; : ORKBN8B0RO. N. ft: Cenraltlnf. Hydraullo and ' Bewsr JJnglneera, . Plans and estimates tor power plants and sewsr ystm mad on explication, v ; -. . t-Bandy A. M.. Ph.'. B. Assocj M. A. M.. So. C"'E..t Ind" Terrell.1 C. 19. Rensater. , . v . - ESTABUSHED- 1110 v c p. aus & co:.:pahy l Ccttcn Ccu.,?.issicn t!erclia:ts MEM MRS. Or . ' Th lw tork Cotton Eiohanga, N Orleans Cotton Exchange. Liverpool Cotton Brokera' Asaoolatlon, Nw Or leans Board of Trade. . - ' . v Cotton Kxchanga Butldlns; ' V i . ,SKW ORLKANS. . . Special attention gtvn to executrnf ef order In contract for future de livery of cotton In all the market. COKRKSPOXDEXCE SOLICITED. IIAWARD, VICK & CIM Collca Ccmissica ; l!erd:r.ts. ', BOND DEPAItTMKNT , WAKCYUlDiUIS,JST,CC,;,Pm, i, WINSTON-elAI.EM, N, C. ,-4, " llOMJH ANI tHTOCKS.-,'. . W Invite correspondence, from parties ' desiring to ' uy or ll. ' " - . - ,i of 'Hit ;if' Investments ,. mailed upon eppUcatlon. . , ' HUBBARD BR03. & CO., HANOVER SQUARE. NEW TORK. MEMBERS Or New -Tork Cotton s ! change, Nw Orlean Cotton Ef. 'change, Aasoctate Member Liver, "i pool Cotton Riehang. ! ORDERS 80LIC1TEI For th pnN ; ; rhaae and al af Cott6n for future . delivery. - Correspondence Invited. JAIIE3 E.IiriCIILLCD. " COMMIION JM.KC HAMS. Cotton .Yarns end Cctt: v . ' - Clothe - covsir;M! xrs rtr-ir- -. 'PhllaclHnliln. 121 anl i:i 4 ... t t . I . Jfew l'ork. 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The Charlotte Observer (Charlotte, N.C.)
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