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CHARLOTTE DAILY. OBSERVER. MAY U im 7 ""'V AM); FINANCE A V quiet' day wrni cotton :, , - . .. V A lliicttmtlonti Narrow and the CIoko r Qnlrt and Nlcady--sltle OUmiw ; and Xo feature ami Ilia BcNttor ; ' lag Sale Offar by Moderate Cover tng Order and a Ultlo Having tor .Av Luug -Account....,,..-, - .t., New York. Mhx .-The eotton tnarket was quiet during to-day' trading Willi fluctuation narrow, and tha close quiet and steady At a net decline of 1 to 3 points, galea for the day were estimated , at 100.000 bales. "The opening wa steady t a decline, of I to i polnta under tha .r, ranoHici or ravoraDle weatner reporva, ; ) v bearish private crop advioa and cables : wnicn oareiy responded to the closing ma ' . 'Vance of yesterday In tha local market. i jl-lverpool and New Orleana i sent ., some :, selling ordara hare, and price tagged off I after the opening to a net - decline of V; about a to polnta with May leading, .but " V. 14 ' ' " lm level or arouna ii.se ror iuiy nn C " . 10.SS for-rtnlnhor. there waa a. rood deal "h: of covering- and prices . rallied .4 or 3 i ' '' .' toolnts. rturln h haliinne nt the session YV',1 V there waa very little change or feature, with scattering sale offset By moderate covering; orders and a little buylna- for t, long account. The : close waa within a Joint or, two of the beat price for the ay. - Southern spot marketa, according . to official reports, : were generally un : changed to o. lower. Receipts continued liberal. .. The weather forecast' culled for If. I lures remain .seasonable. t Receipts at tha ports to-day were 15.018 naies, againsf u,s last weex ana is, 878 last year. ' For. the week (estimated). , VS.flOO bales, against 80,430 last week and IM.SIO last year' To-day' receipts at . New Orleana 4.24 bales, against 6.081 last year, and at Houston, 1,918 bales, against ' last rear. ,-..,.. -. ' New Orleans Cotton. A New Orleans, May 53. Spot cotton was lit good demand. Both French and lUllxn mill bought freely,- which gave the mar ket a firm tone a it whs officially quot ed. Total aalm wmt 4.&50 hnlea. nt whlrh J.4 K0 were '.gold to arrive. Tbere .were.no aenveries on contracts. Quotation were unchanged; middling 4 . U - '' Puturea opened quiet at a decline of 1 .. to I polnta on the active positions. Iwr-v- ' Ing the day prices were sent down for a ' V- decline of nearly in points by better crop , fcews and signs of a letting o,. tn the .V apot demand at Liverport. The market : oiosed steady with prices i point up to 1 : .' i down, compared with yesterday's closing. I , The recovery waa caused by better lo cal snot demand which waa pot in l i fluence toward the close, . ' New Orleans Fatnren. , . New Orleans, May SS.-tCntton fatures . cloned: Mir 11.13: June 11.25: July 11.30: .Aug.. 10.08; Sept. 10.64; Oct. 10.19; Nov, 10.4t; Deo. 10.49; Jan. . bv f . New . York ' Cotton. New York. May . Cotton spot, closed quiet; middling uplnnda 11.10; middling gulf 12.U; aalea 708 bales. - Futurea quiet and ateady. Price rang ed as follows: ', Open High Vow Close May 1L34 11.36 ll.JO 11.34 June 11.10 July 11.12 11.12 11.08 11.0 Auk 10.84 1084 19.81 10.83 Sept 10ST 1.M 10.K Oct 10.U 10S 10M 10.67 Nov 10.5S 10.64 10.68 Dec 10.57 MM io.m 10.J7 Jan lft ill 103 10.00 10.R2 Feb lO.tll 10.S2 102 16.i March lO.tiX lu.n lo.8 10. OS Liverpool tXHtoa. ' Liverpool. May 23. Cotton. rot In fair demand; prices 1 to a points higher; .American middling fair .".'; good mid dling 38; middling .!: low middling 6.IM; good ordinary 6.80; ordinary 6.00. The ales of tha day were 10,000, of which 2.000 were . for speculation , and . export and Included R.fcW American.' Re ceipts ll.oiio American, Including 21. 200 American. Futures opened steady and closed quiet; American mid dling g. o. c. May ' i.X; May-June 6.82: June-July E.S2: Julv-Aua. $: Aus.-Rpni 6S4 Bcpt.-Oot. 6.11; Oct.-Nov. 6s; Nov.. Deo. .M: Dec-Jan. .; Jan -Feb. 6 7: Fb.-March i.S8. :"ii ' ' JXliarlotu. Cotwo. . 3 These prices represent trie price paid to wag-on: May 23 Rood middling .. ....... . iv Jl v to io Strict middling Middling Oood middling, tinged Stain ' - PORT MOVEMENT. ch-cumslancea the market showed a firm-! er undertone all day than the advice I from abroad called or and While closing I lower -the. market waa at no time weak. To-night the Under export a better ton In Liverpool to-morrow, The- movement ia expected to be ae Lwg aa that of that last week.' HL'UBAHP HU08.; ca. . STOCK. riUCUS 8 VI TOU - , r - " Tlreil Jloldera, Dlsraurarr4 " 6vr lrrpH?t of Speculative" Activity, ' ItetoiiKiblo for Hlumji. : , ': ; , . New York, May Z3.-There wa decided Inoreaa In the amount of business dons at the stock exchange to-day, but veil ing orders made up a large proportion of npunwon in activity ana prices sur fered accordingly. . The decline In price seemea tne result in large part or thff u auaDenaa involveil fnv im.iiUiIimi holders 1 of stocks In a prolonged period of dull ness and sluggishness. . To-day' selling was supposed to b by "tired holders," who have become discouraged over the prosjwrt of any early revival of specula tive activity. New of the day wa not regarded a adverse to values and' soma Hams were favorably . Interpreted, i The progress of the investigation Into the fl carriers, waa not one of these. The resumption , of the. Inquiry to day may have . boon responsible for a feeling of despondency on tha part of speculatora. Pennsylvania stock Itself showed some resistance to tha general depression In the market In con trast with Its recent persistent weakness even while other etocs were ' strong. This was attiihutod partly to the practi cal confirmation of rumors current for several daya of a fresh bond flotation by the company In Parts, estimate of tha amount reehlng as high as 150,000,009, No details were obtainable of the term for which the new issue I to run or the rate of Interest which it Is to bear, "- eentimenr respecting tne nugs, sorrow ings of Pennsylvania waa not materially altered by this new development, but tha ihcI that resources were round in a for eign market was regarded with great satisfaction for the relitr afforded to the domestic market. . The horn market la believed to be secured' from .any further early demand by this company and the operation wfll serve also to fund 'aome et the large Indebtedness of this market to Parla and defer the necessity for Its liquidation. The weakness of New York Central wa attributed to the new stock Issues Im pending. Clrcumatantlal reports were current of a forthcoming I60.000.000 teni porary note Issue by St. Paul, to finance ita racino Coast extension. The official disclaimer of the report of an early Unit ed B tales Steer bond Issue wss coupled with admission ef the possibility of an ultimate resort to this means pf securing resource to complete the company' great Indiana plant. Beading and Pennsylvania made cen ters of resistance to the decline and of the partial rally which followed and which was fairly well held at the close. Bonds were easy. Total dales, par value, tl.Ttf.ogO.- United States bonds u no hanged. Total aalea storks 771,700 shares, Includ ing: Copper lW.mO; Cotton Oil 100, do pfd. 106; Smelting 43,300; Tobacco 100; Anacon da 46.000: A. C. L 300: B. R. T. t7.6ns: C. O. 1,600; St. Paul 22.200; Colorado Fuel" 27.600; Krle 2U.200; L. a N. 2,400; N. at YY. 2,000; Penna. M.OCO: Heading 139.100; Bouth ern Rwy. 1,700; Tenn. Coal 6,6(10; I'nlon Pacific l.2M); Bteel 60.6U0; Va.-Caro. Chemical 1.W0, pfd. 100; Sloss-Sheffleld 100. Seaboard Air Lino Mock. TJaltlmore. Msy 23.-8. A. l common and pfd. nothing doing. ALEXANDER & CARSED V , ; General Machinery.Agents, t Complete Equipment for Cotton arid Voo!eh Milk: . . Power Plants i , CHiVRLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA COTTdy YARXS. cottox GOODS. ' V, 'AWP COTTON WAKTE. '. . , . .. i ..i, .... . ;? -. Omcee Cbarlotte Jf. a Boston , Mas, and Ameterdam N. ' ' i k Mala Offlcw Amsterdam, ' V. T, , w-'. . ' .. . . .. ..... . ' William B. Charles CLOSING 8'EOCK. UST. Adam Express Amalgamated Copper American Car A Foundry American Car Foundry pfd.. American Cotton Oil American Cotton Oil pfd American Kx press Amerlcsn Hide 4V Leather pfd.. 240 107'i 40i loot, 1 so 216 Ii',4 "'BONNER &. BARNEWALL MAMPACTIRER3 LEATHER BELTING cuariajttIc branch, . 17 East 4 tit St. . Telephone 1321. v' . ' MIL C. W. 430DWIX, Mgr. ' ' .. . ( Complete Slock Always, on Hand for Immediate Shipment. - New York Office: Si Cortlandt Bt. J v. COTTON M ILL IVJACHINERY. Stuart W. Cramer, ;; ; eiaiN ornoit -, OUTH tryon t CNARkOTT N. O. ENOINEER AND CONTRACTOR Ill Revolving FUt Card. Rail way Head, Drawing Frames, Spinning Frames, Twisters and Spoolers QuIIlers and Reels, Looms, COMBERS vsiamon oeftdai ',' COUITABLaT BUIUDIN0, : . ..,,. ATLANTA. OAs ETC., ETC Slubbers, , Roving Frames intermediates. Jack Frames Automatic Feeders,,;"' Openers and Trunk, Breaker, Intermediate and ; Finisher Lappers, Kirschner Carding Boater Thread Extractors, . , Waste Pickers, etc. Raw Stock Dryers ETC., ETC. NEW YORK BONDS. f ii T-ia 1)4 IIS 11 Mfi 11 S-H II 1-16 H 11 11. M 11 SO 12.1S UH 11 7-1l 11 S-16 IIS 11 Galveton, steady New Orlewn. firm Mobile, quiet Savannah, quiet Charleston, quiet Wilmington, ateady .. .. Norfolk, steady Baltimore, nominal New York, quiet Boaton, quiet Philadelphia, ateady .. .. Houston, steady Augusta, quiet and steady Memphis, steady fit. Louis, quiet Cincinnati f Louisville, firm .... .. . Estimate. May 23 ."V To- Last ' Pay Year New Orleans ..1,500-2,000' 4.402 Houston 1,100-2.300 3,69 Galveston .. . .2.000-2.500 7,047 . Comparative Port Receipt. a - iay za - lesur i. day Galveston 3,289 New Orleana ,. .. ,. 4,2 ( Mobile fiarannah .. .. ....2,844 &:narieton .Wilmington Norfolk . New York, . Philadelphia various Total 15.018 Interior JUfrlpta. Mar 12 ' Teeter- Iwut Memphis .. ,. .. . . Augusta . , 8t. Louts . Cincinnati Houston 1,819 Little ilock .... 18H 19 : 1144 1344 HI son 159 Zli A Tfi Mi 200 2 S3 4? l.W 23 a e I -ait Year 7.435 .081 1.008 2,451 35 S33 1.778 17 25 4 19,576 Year 1.191 487 1.81! 863 7.173 ' Uayward, Vlck 4 Clark's Cotton Let . tcr. - Furnished by the Cotton Exchange and ' i Hoard of Trade. .Nw Orleans, May 23. The approach of Mr. Important event is Indicated by In or.palstent and errstlo marketa. Pacta of late rather favored the short side, yet there Is a disposition 'to cover for which (. no other general reason can be found ' than uncertainty about the June bureuu report. Liverpool war" discouraging In : V both future and spots; weather - oondl tlon are good and the movement ia large, but all this bad little effect on Dries. t The argument carries a . good deal of weight, that ir tne wasnington report on r- acreage and condition did not Justify ii"ectatlon and ' outlook of abundant ' -Iliflil, fresh life would be Infused In all r bullish Quarter.. Manipulation-In old crops might b re newed witn vigor ana tne snort interest In new crops then be more sensitive to , ' crop scares. -. ', ? Our market opened a' few point lower. ' trading very light and offerings readily 'r absorbed by shorts, causing steadiness later on. Tha weather map shows flue conditions throughout the belt. Showers i were quit general and temperatures ,i normal. Tha official forecasts, promise tr're moisiura generally. Hpot demand very quiet. ' Small list there and there could be hod at eonrts ' hna, but tha tendency among factor la hold for quotations. Hubbard Droev Co.'g Cotton liettvf. Bpaclal to ThV Obervr , i, , .', ; 1 New York, May Tn-day the relative " weakness In Liverpool due to the partial . withdrawal of spinners was the new -fea- ture In th foreign sdvloes. Here the t' selling of July by brokers supposed to be r. ' identified 'With the bull party wss notice able during tha dsy, though not sopte-l i by the trade a Indicative of desire to i " abandon their position. Against this sell i , . ing Was tha buying ot the new crops by other broksra, which being taken from the local trsder brought them Into cov. ar at the clos of the day. Under the . ', ; ,:. ' . i . American Ire American Ice pfd... American Unseed Oil Amerlcsn Linseed Oil pfd American iooomotlve .. .. American locomotive pfd American Smelting dk Refng.-.. .. American Smelting ft Refng pfd.. American Sugar Refining .. American Tobacco pfd. -ctf Anaconda Mining Co.. Atchison .. .. m ...a. Atchison-pfd-.r t-. w.. ltd Atlantic Coast Line 14.14 Haltlmore ft Ohio . Baltimore Ohio pfd:. .. .. V. .. Brooklyn Rapid Transit .. .. .. Canadian I'nciflc . .. Central of New Jersey Chesapeake & Ohio Chicago & Alton Chicago ft Alton pfd Chicago Great Western Chicago & Northwestern Chiiagoi Mil. A St. Paul Chicago -Terminal Trans.. .. Chicago Termlnar A Trans, pfd. C. C. C. ft St. Louis , Colorado fuel ft Iron .. .. Colorado ft Southern Colorado ft Southern 1st pfd.. ., Colorado ft Southern 2nd pfd.. Consolidated Qas v. Corn Products Refining Corn Products Refining pfd Delawara ft Hudson Delaware. Lackawanna A Denver ft. Rio tlranrie Denver ft v Rio Grande pfd Distillers' Securities Erie .... Krle 1st pfd ..' Erie 2nd pfd General Electric Hocking Valley Illinois Central International Paper ... International Paper pfd International Pump .. .. International Pump pfd Iowa Central ,. , .. ,. . Iowa Central pfd Kansas City Southern .. . Kansas City Southern pfd Ixulsvlllo ft Nashville Manhattan L.. .. Metropolitan Seourltiea Metropolitan St. Kr Mexican Central Minneapolis 4V St. Ixtuls Minn., St. P. A fault Ste. M.. .. Minn., St. P. A Sault Ste. M. pfd Missouri Paclflo r... Missouri, Kansas Texas Missouri, Kansas ft Texas pfd.. . National Lead . .. .. ,.. National K. R-, of Mexico pfd .... , New York Central .. .. New York, Ontario eV Western .. Norfolk ft Western ., Norfolk ft Weetera pfdrf .. .. .. North American Paclflo Msll .. Pennsylvsnla .. People's Gas ...... .. ,, Pittsburg, C. C. A St. Louis.. .. . Pressed Steel Car.. ... Pressed Steel Car pfd., , Pullman Palace Car,. .. , , Reading ..........'.... Reading 1st pfd Reudlng 2nd pfd.. A , .. Republic Steele, . Republic Bteel pfd ,k .. .. .. .. .. Rock. Island Co .. .. .. .. Rock Island Co. pfd.. a,' .. .. .. .. W.-SSMsSW 41 M m m i , ITS .69 lb4 J3f .. .. 173 ... .... nn .VI tf ' 21 i 61 .. 29 ... 'i2i .... w Rubber Ooods.v Rubber Goods pfd KUPOer uooos pia..' . .. . ...... St. Louis A San Wan. 20d pfd..:. oc. ixiuis nouinwvairrn .. St lours Bouthwastora pfdfs Southern Pacific ... .. ;. Southern Paclflo pfd.; Southern Railway... Boutnern ttauway ina Tennessee Coal A Iron.. . i-tr tr ill , 22 70 IV, 1724 2, 34 W 7tH W4 JO Wl B7V4 133 t. St r, 10214 244 4 Sb : 100 ; 214 4 44 1184 3T4 99 V. 8. refunding 2s, registered IT. S. refunding 2s, coupon... .. V. 8. 3s, registered 1 .. IT.- 8. lay coupon.. 17. 8. Old 44, regiatered 17. 8. Old . 4a. eoupdn .. - IT. a New 4s, registered .. .. U. 8. New 4s, coupon-. .. '., .. American Tobaoco 4s,. .. ;. .. American Tokacco 8s.. Atchison general 4s. Atchison adjustment -4s... .. .. jtimniio loa.r una te.( .. Baltimore A Ohio 4s , BalUmora Ohio 34s.. Brooklyn R. T. cv. 4s.. .. Central of Georgia ts Central of. Georgia 1st Inc Central of, Georgia 2nd Tne Central of Qeorgla 3d Inc ChesapeaktsA Ohio 44 Chicago. A Alton 34 Chicago,' B.. A Qulncy n-w 4s.. .. Chicago, Ri' L A Psrlflc R. R. 4.. Chicago.' R.' 1 A P. R. R col. 6s'.. C. C, C; ft St. Ixul gen. 4s Crlorado Industrlul 6s Her. A Colorado Industrial (a fier. B Colorado. Midland 4s.. Colorado A Southern s Cuba 8s.. , Denver A Rio Grande 4s.. .. .. Distillers' Securities 6s . . .i Erie prior lien 4a Krle General 4a.-. Hocking Valley 44 Japan s -. Jspan 8s. 2nd Series Jspan 4s Japan 44a ctfa. 2nd fl'-rlra Louisville A Nash. I'nlned 4s Manhattan consul gold 4s Mexican Central 4a Mexican Central 1st In- Minn. A St. Louis 4s Missouri,, Kansas A Texas 4s Missouri, Kansas A Texas 2nd National R. R. of Mexico i-onsnl 4s New York Central -gen. 74a.. New Jersey Centrel.,general la., ., Northern Pacific 4s Northern PsclflC 8a.; .. i Norfolk A eVestern consul 4s.. .. ... Oregon Short Line rfdg 4a Penn. ov. 84s , .. .. Resdlng General 4s.. Rt. Louie A .Iron Mountain con. 6a St. Louis ft 8s n Francisco fg. 4s.. St. Louis Southwestern con. 4s.... Seaboard Air Line 4s., Southern Pacific 4s Southern Pacific 1st 4s ctfH Southern Rsllway &s Tex us ft Psclflo lsts Toledo, St. I a. A Western 4s I'nlon Paclflo 4s.. I'nlon Pacific cv. 4s 1' 8. Steel Sad 8s , Wabash Ists.. Wabash Deb. B Western -Md. 4s Wheeling A Lake Erie 4a Wisconsin Central 4s.. Japan 4s ctf.. ..- I CHAnLOTTB PRODUCE MARKET. '(Corrected dally by J. W. Zimmerman jompany. ChlckenSprlng .. 12 25 Hens Per head M jo Duck 2ft Egg 16 Rye 75 477 224 60 fttf 60 tjSt 1034 lo4 12 10--4 m 1W4 i tin 'J Cotton Seed 11 wmi r fmi 1014 1HS4 1 94i l4l K's: Oat Seed. Naval Store. Wilmington; May 23. Spirits turpentine irom an; receipte Ml rasss. CATLIN & CO. 4Tq Ha loav ItfercUsuita 845 and 347 Broadway, New Boston, Philadelphia. COTTON YARNS. All numbers, Skeins, W&rpa, Cops and Cones COTTON GOODS. MILLER & COs 1114 90 K9 VJ4 hlng Tsr firm 81.90: receipts 41 Crude turpentine Arm 12.90, 85.00; receipt 118. Savannah. Oa.. Mav Mtki rrm W: sales 666: receipts 1 (9: aiiinment. 74 ! 2- I DO I Rosin firm: sales 2.70; reelpts 2.223: 04 I Shipments 218; stock 82.SM. Qiuile: A H 7814 I M ai to 93.90; D $4 n0; K 84 35; F UM: (1 77 -84.80; H 4.56; I 84 0; K 84.70; M 8l.7i; N 7I4 4.B; i H.; W W 4.a BANKERS AND BROKERS, 29 Broadway, New York. "Member: New York Stock Rxrhange. New York Cotton Exchange. New York Produce Kxchange, New Tork Coffee Ex change, Chicago Board of Trade. New Orleana Cotton Exchange, New Orleana Hoard of Trade. Philadelphia Stork Eva change, Liverpool Cotton Association. Executive orders for the purchase or ssle of cotton, storks, gruln or provis ions for cash or on murstn. Fpectal attention to ordera by mail. i "Phone or telegraph. Brunch Office: Rooms B. 8 and 7 Con- 23 -Tlirwiltine vr. RnlMIn llrwnvlll B C tr. a. Al.KXANnfc.lv, Manager. 84.60 and Greensboro Supply Company; : GREENSBORO. If. C. Mill - bi:y&?rAs:f.?j,i Supplies and Machinery Motors and Dynamos, ? Steam and Power Pumps, Gasoline Engines, Iron Working Machinery, Wood Fibre Plaster Machinery. Direct Representatives MBROWNttLCO." Dayton. Oaks ins wi 88 1014 82 1054 Tha Money Market. New York, May 23. Money on cull stesdy 84 to 4 per cent.; closing bid 34; offered at 4. Time loans dull but slightly firmer; n 904 1 days 44 to 44: 90 day 4M. .94' Prime mercantile paper 4U to 6. fitrr 934 ling exchange easier at 84KSa'to HKV'JS '92 : for demand and at 8482.08 to 84X2.10 for OU 108 'day bills. Posted rates 843 and 3Si4 1014, Commercial bilbi 348111. Bar silver 6N 794 ' Mexican dollars 824. - .1 90 11114 r4 84 12t iit;4 75 100 9M4 7 101 874 The Pry Oootls Market. . New York, May 23. The dry goods mnr ket to-day waa steady and firm. Job-! hers sold wssh goods freely. Knitters have opened their lines for spring, with prices lCc. hlaher than for last veni- I Manufacturers and Jobbers Frequently find It necessary to have Banking Facilities In ad dition to those offered by local bank. THE First National Bank of Rk-hmonrl. Virginia, With 31.280,800.00 Capital 83.000.000.0 Deposits 37.000.000.00 Total Resources Offers Just the Additional Fa cilities Required. JnO. B. Purcell, President: Jno. M. Miller, Jr.. Vice Presi dent; Chas K. Burnett As sistant Cashier; J. C. Joplln, Assistant Cashier. JENCKES SPINNING CO. PAWTUCKET, R. I. COTTOM YARN SPINNERS, CONVERTERS AND DEALERS. '" ; Correspondence With Southern Pplnner Solicited. O. 21. ROB BINS Complete Equipment for Cotton Mill, Power Plants and General Machnery. ; CHARLOTTE, NORTH CARdUNA. kllllcr 4 Co.a Cotton Letter. Special to The Observer. New York May 33. Although private cables described the Liverpool mnrket h tired, it showed more strength In the fare of probable relief from he drouth, tli.1,1 tciiZ'did our market duiina the earlv mnrnimr. Xii,, I Later In the day, however, the winter VxVVSVV lU4 rronlhs stiffened up and closed within ' V' WC U-4'F"in or two or tasi nignt. July M4 negieriea unci closed about lower li4'.4:lne only rnmplslnt n veaterdv's weekly . Y J r ir..L! crop repnri was ni neea or rain In 11 uu vut wuvtuuvti y. CROMPTON-THAYER LOOM CO. WORCESTER. MASS. FANCY COTTON AND GINGHAM. TOTTBU DAMASK. QUILT, CAS8IMERB. BLANKET LOOMH. ETC DOBBIKS, BOX MOTIONS, REPAIRS. ETC. .' SOUTHERN OFFICE! CHARLOTTE, V C -- -': ALEXANDER ft GARSED. Manaffera. 114 .79 ' 864 Wli 914 S4 If You Expect to Buy Gin Machinery for 1906, Write lis at Once Tor Our Catalogue and Tell us Your Wants m! Abo!.? t COTTON SEED OIL ' Continental Gin Company New York Prod new. .New York, May a-OHour quiet but steady. - Rye flour o,lct. Cornmeal tady,. Rye. dull..- Barley barely steady; No. 1 red 93 rator. Options to lr; aet lower. May 894: July 88r gepU8B4- , -Corn ateady; t nominal 'elevator. Op. lion to Sc jiat lower. May 841 July 844; Sept. 844. ., -. .J.;z . Oata jiteadyt" mlsd 8, t Weef easy; family 11.89 to 13.09- mt VV to 89.00; beef liama 820,00 to VSMi packet 89.60 to 319.M.-.- ' .- ' ''.'.-W ".' Cutmear steady; pickled Tisms 114 ia 13e. ' Lard' barely steady! Western prime ix.70 to nominal, nennea easy, t-org steady. -l allow ateaoy, tosin nrra h.iu, Turpentine firm - 14 to S2. Rice firm. mild quiet. Putures steady, unchanged 6 points lower. 8ugr, ruw steady, un changed. Refined, sugs f ateady, Mutter steady, tinchavgaat Cheese (Inn, unchanged. Eggs steady, unchanged. ' Peanut and freight quiet, unchanged. Pot a toe Irregular; Southern 31.60 to 84.TR. Cotton seed oil ateady. ,' Prime crude f. o. b., mills si; prune summer yeuow S84 V Hi prime, wini.r rnuw mi. number of sections, but nartlcularlv In the Cttrollnns and Georaln. Prnvldinilul. ly all the central and western section had been visited by goou showers In the past 74 hours and the existence of a et - vere storm along the Atlantic coast peeled to produce libera) rainfall CHARLOTTE N. C. Atlantic States, thus hrlngln A sli-tnrh rsln fall at Ja Immediately due to the storm NOT IN AXY COMBINATION OR TltrHT. ' a st - A t-ompiera piani rrtun nrieen 10 Is ex-, A two hundred tons rapacity. Spa in the 0 rial small oil plants for gin- HIGH-GRADE SPINDLE. LOOM, ENGINE AND VALVE relief n.rlAa Pnmnl.l rottnn Where It was undoubtedly badly needt1. V ,,inir av.fem. rblch fin- la C V. Van Winlrla Clin onA ril l8lMil I tjtjuhelesw no ih. 4 awe w vss V aaaaaav w aM nominal ,h A'rollnas get good rains It would J nominal we-1 m Bi (f (h 0jy )mmwJ., c-uw, of 4 Machine Works, ATLANTA, GEORGIA. OILS complaint will have been removed and . under the circumstances a flarlln in wi ter months to a new level closer to 10 ! k yyv.Ay.AAwy ..A ,. m Inevitable. ltMk Texas 4k Psolfle .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 114 Toledo, Bt Louis ft West.. .. .... 1114 Toledo. Bt. Louis t West, pfd ,. '44 I'nlon Paclflo .. .. .1 .. ..1 14S. I'nlon PnclHo pfd A .. .. ..rt 914 t'alted fltates Hxpreaw.'.. .... log I'nlted States Leather .. I nlted Htatee leather pfd.. .. t'nlted States Realty.. imted states Hubhr .. .. . l'nltl d intra Huliter pfd., Hnlted mates' Hleel,. .. ,. t'nlted fltatea-, Steel ufd.. .. Vlrglnla-Carollha Chemical., J W r it4 v... 4 1 virainia-i-Broiina i'nemiciu pra,, . i, imt Waoaah '.',.', .. ....... III WabnsU pfd (. ,i. .. .. .... V4 Wells rsrgo :prea... .... ISO Westlnghousa Klectrio .. .. .. .. ,r lug ' Western Union t. .. t. .... " t Wheeling ft Iike Krle.. ,t ,v., 17 , Wisconsin Central ,. ,t. ;, Wisconsin Central pfL Vi ,t ' v.i m Northern Pacific., fa, i; M4 Central Leather i .. 1 ; 414 Central leather pfd., .. .. t. , HMi Ploss-Hheffleld v. . .; ' , .. ,.,, 7H4 Oreat. Northern pfd.., w 897 Melt and women who est fat meat and drink strong coffee ususlly have coarse, florid Skins. Hnlter' Rocky Mountain Tea makes your skin soft and fslr, 3J fnu Tea. Or Tablet. ,. R. II. JTordao ft CO. i.j ' , . 'V , Baltimore Prortnca. '' Baltimore,' Majr' St Flour . quiet, ' Un changed. Wheat weak; apot contract 8? to 88. - Corn quiet and lower. Spot 864.' South ern whit corn 88 to 67. ' - r Oat easier) No. X mixed 384 to 39. Kra dull, unchanged. Butter steady, unchanged. Eggs steady, urchsnged 17a. .Chess active 14 to 10. Sugar steady, unchanged. , '. -Chicago Grain. ,.'." 1' Chicago, ,May 38. Additional rain In Kansas and Nebraska caused weakness to-dsy In the local wheat markets At the-wine the July delivery showed .a net loss of lc, Corn was down H.' Oat were otr.4 to 4V Provision were a shade to Mghrv j l ;-...-. .xa ;, .,;;, f . ', ' . '" . !' , , ' .:r. - - Chicago Grain and Provision; - "P:, . , May fir: , - -yy.-i High Low Close WHEAT v - . .V. . ". My .. .. . ....I4H . ti' UH. juiy.. ',. 3 Vfi, ih-v I1H npt" ; . . ,1t '. u Doe . . J .. . . .,..104 t0 . 80V May V'Z'.,..-",,f '4H eents would seem ; legitimate Influences, however,' are held la check by uncertainty over the outcome ot the summer aqueeaa, . The end of May la- at hand, and the Question to be solved, I whether there mil oe any attempt to corner tha few remslnlng Msy short and . then turn agalnat all tha other months, or, whether tne nun leaner win trans ter nig longs In to July sqd continue the squees tn that option. It look safer to Ignore the sum mer months entirely, and operate In the new crop on a ImsIs of weather condi tion for th next few months. Liverpool Is due to come 1 to 3 higher In tha morning. MILLER ft CO. .. . FORTUNATE MISgOL'RlANS. "When I wss a druggist, at Livonia. Mo," writes T. J. Dwyer, now ofOraya Wile, Mo., "three ot my customers were permanently cured of consumption by Dr. Klng'i New Discovery, and are well and strong to-day. One wa trying to sell his property and move to Arisona. but after using New Discovery short time he found It unneceesary to do so. 1 regard Dr. Kbit's New Discovery as tha most wonderful medicine In exist ence." Surest Cough and Cold euro and Throat and Lung healer. Guaranteed by R. H. Jordan ft Co., Drugglsta. 80c and tV Trial bottle free. , - HUOH MACRAE & CO., Bankers Miscellaneous ftoNtltcra Securities WILMINGTON, W. C. U anlilngton, D. Cm 40S Colorado nitlg. Cotton Mill Stocks Bell Otis and Greases. Lubricating Omhi. RaaiTv.wiw4 Ool4 Wales Paints. Agents Wattlee Dreeatna GEO. B. HISS OIL GO. coaiujotte. jr. a J. SPENCER TURNER CO. COMMISSION MERCHANTS. ',' RICHARD A. 9LTTHEJ OFFICES:-New York. Philadelphia, CWcago, 8U Iau1s, LoncU, lgloxttL Commission Merchant. Tarns and Cotton Piece Goods. COTTON WARPS AND YAItNS. PA. - .- ' July , ... ''.,. ..47 Bapt . .. .. .a..'.47s Dec . r .. ... .";...4(Tfc OAT. May y.- .. i , ,". . ... II M July , .......I3S 8ept 1 . . i '. . ....11 POHK-e; - ? ' . i . May July He pi 4'.f '17 V 47 41 ,,43 647 '47 44 .?',, ..IMS'!' I8.3 . . .IB. IS. SO 9.99. (V .' 8.10. 8.78 1.17 LAHD May"; .' July':' . .,' 'i;.'i..'. ept 'i,' .7ij July ..J ;.' 3 x Bept . . a . 3.87 . OcC 3. 8 ' (. .,3 II - '-: fYJ'-'V" 1 18.87 15.87 16.43 8.78 8.83 8 J 1.73 '9.bt 91 1.80 It has heen noticed that the-avemge wan . would dispose of hia experience for fc) eent on the dollar., - '; it Bibles and Testaments All ftylei and many other valuable 1 ?; Book at lowest price, , w. ; C. HOOD, '9 Weat ath BtrcCK ' -iX: Dr. E. Nyo Hotel Jaoa, 4. J. Ilntchiaon.'. INSURANCE . FIRE, : .. 'LIFE, - , ; ACCIDENT OFFICEi Nov. t, XSmni ItaUdlag. . , Baft 'intono 4301 . So. 114 Chestnut Street. PHILADELPHIA, . . . . A D. SALKELD Ss BRO., COMMISSION DEIICIIAXTS -73 Leonard Rt, NEW YORK. COTTTON Y A n N 8. WITH-. Fred'k Vletor ftAchelis. WM. D'OUER & CtV COMMISSION, MFnCllANTS ... COTTON YARNS Third and Clieinu8 Kt.' Mariner and Merchant Bldg. rUlLADtvLI'MIA, PA. r D. A. Hurley, BROKER. Cotton, Stocks, Grain and Provisions ; PROMPT ' KXUTIONB. -No Interest Charge on Blocks. P. 0. Hog 4, Pay Ttlcgrapli tolls. ;, ROCK JJILL" '.'-4 ' Ik. C,' 4, PAULSON, LINKROUM & CO. ; 87-80 LKONAHD S1IIF1CT 130 CHIOMTNUT STKKKT . 110 MOMtOK Hl'llKKT . - NEW YORK PHILADEXPHIA . CHICAGO BANDY & TERRELL, GREENSBORO, N. C. Consulting. TTydraullo and Bower Engineera. Plana and esttmaea for power plant and aewer systems made on application. . . Bandy A. M., Ph. B. Aasod.' ItAi M., 80. C. 15., and Terrell, -a B, Renater. -V v" . - OOXD DEPAIttMENT ' WACIIOVUlOAUlRUSt tMM, ' . U'INKTOX.ALKt, - C. , 1IONLH ASIi H1XK.K.J8. - Wo S Invito , oorrpnqenoe ' from partle ,dlrlftg to buy , or Mil. , i '- ' ' Our Iltv , ef ' ' h) vest menu ' mailed , upon tppllctjtlon- , ; t f- V. E8TABUSHED 180 C. P EI1IS &. COMPANY a Merchants MEMBERS 03U The Wew Tork Cotton Exchange. Kew Orleans Cotton Exchange, , Liverpool Cotton Broker' Association. New Or leana Board of Trad. Cotton Kxrliang Itnlbllng -V '.. .... ,. KRW .ORLE.VXg . j.". . ! . Special attention gi van to executing ef ordera In contract for future de llvary of eotton In . alt the market. COimKSl'OXPICNCK ' OLU ITKO. f 1. 1 i HAMRD, VICK & ClARK fil 4 Coltcn Ccmmission r ' t Kerct:Ls.' IIUBBARD &R03.: co;i ml-. jomt w. rrtics 1 t-Ac.Mr..fc HANOVKR BQUARK. NEW. TORIC j JAMES E. MJXCIIKLL C X UEMBERa'orlork'CoUonEx. MMtSSIOX.. MKlU HUH . .' change, New Orleana Cotton Ex- Cotton '.yumS aud (Jott ' Cloths. coVsicnmi:t5 solicit; '1 t hanga, Associate Unmbers Liver. pool i.wimi ,rnn.' ..- Ciwrnrnn nf.tr!Tirrirf,r h r,,.. , chase and .ale of cotton for future rWtadriphia. 2i "' dellvry. Corr.spond.nc. Utvlte j , y. ViTeT f r1 f- t--' i
The Charlotte Observer (Charlotte, N.C.)
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