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aX'.- 3o i'4 . 1 v vixAiriJorrrjs ' 17AXLTT bmcmVcit;-' I i :. CO JIHEROB JlM) . FJNAKCE MAX. COTTON ' Dt'MTS 'AWiniis H' Though Sale iWew Only T&.000 nair. ine nirkri , aa wory j.tv- ou, Temporary break of IS Pohia ' In Mat Being tho atur CIobo . at uecuno oi to n . rorai. s. .(? Mew York, May 28. Th oottpn njarket ' ' w vry nervou ul uaitttltl to-4ay i with the future a break of M point hi ; . the May option, moat ( which' waa later i i . recovered.' The oloie waa steady at a' Bet .-, cllna of 4 to point. Bale fof the day vi vera estimated at only 7M0 bale. , Tba opening waa aUady at a net decline " Of 1 to I point in' reenonaa t lower -' .oaniea, lavorabl weather over Boooay . and exDectationa of a. bearlih Weekly bureau report to-morrow.- At first there, r tn4 comparatively v little press urs l s. , ' - against to market, but prioe'oon crone VvXjlHiarply undos liquidation and beBr pree- VvrV)Ur, following a decline n the May op :,; tlon, which reaulted from the circulation .?.-. ' . or notice renresentlna about 2.wo oaiee, These notloee seemed to be forcing; out . eume scattering tone; intereet .through the ; ., street, and May declined to U.tt, or It x points below the closing- figure or natur e's. before the bulla came to the oa- ' slstanc of the market. Later it waa re- , ported that notlcea had been stopped, ana . if ay .rallied to U.B.. while later nontha - , j, i0ld up aoma 4 or 6 polnta from the ; 1 lowest., iner waa no -snap. o xna oy- Inc. however, and the market ruled bare- ly eteady in the lata eeaeiori, with the . .J " eloaa at .a net drellne of a to f pointa on , the active month. Southern, epot mar- keU were- generally uncnanrea. too . Engllak epot market waa 4 polnta lower . on eaiee -at ui.wv oaiee. Receipt at the porta to-day were 11.- :'. balea against U.9M last week and , 1.- fli laet year. Kor the week (animated), A. ' .0ftO bafea, against 7E.4K Uit week and v . 121.170 laet year. To-day1 recelpta at Kew-Orleana, 1.398 balsa, agalnet 4.& last year, and aT Houiton, 1,341 balei, against l.(2t last year. - Loeae of T to 11 Point at New Or. leaiM. , , ' New1 Orleans. May St. Knot cotton waa ' ouiet. me aenriana wn tair. nut iimiiea offering restricted trading. Bale were ' 1JT. Including IS to arrive. Quotations were reduced 1-lf. aflddUna- Ui. rutaree opened steady, unchanged to i Joints lower than Saturday closing un r th combined Influence of bearish 4 Uverpeol cables and a good weather map. The session was dull with general anlnlon unsettled reaardlna the comma bureau resorts. Telegrams received from Senator Pester by the cotton exchange aid that the postponement of the re port from june l to June wm ne con . sidered In Washington at a meeting of the cabinet to-morrow. At the lowest ft the dsy, th active positions were t to 10 points down. They closed steady at a net loss of 1 to U polnta, the whole list considered. ew Orleans Futures. New Orleans, May a. Cotton future cksed: May 1117; June 11 H; July lis; Aug. leJ; Sept. 10.(1;. Oct. U.il; Nov. IMS; Dec lata; Jan. 10.66b. New York Cotton. New York. May JS.Spot cotton closed quiet; middling- uplands 11.90; middling avlf U.14; sales 3.400 bales. Futures steady. Prices ranged as (allows : Open High Low Close .... 11.47 117 11.11 11.31 .. .. 11.11 11.03 U.g .. .. 11.13 11 .13 11 M 1108 .. .. 14.86 10S 1080 10. R J 10.05 MXCfl M 10. .. .. 1000 1( 60 10M 10 f . . g 10(0 10.61 10 M l(Vk7 ,. .. 10.SS 10.M 10 00 1(. 10.(3 10.73 10.61 laTO May .. .. Juns .. July .. .. , Aug. .. Sept. . ? Oct. .. .. t Nev Deo Jan Feb March .. ,- Liverpool Cotton. Liverpool. vMay & Cotton, spot In fair demand; prices 5 points lower: American rolddliiic rah- e 63; aood mlddlinit .,; middling (.17; low middling 6; good or dinary 5 81; ordinary S.S1. t The sales of the day were 10,uno bales, of which 1,000 were for epecula'l.m and export and Included ,900 Atnerlsan. Ke- " celpts r.000 bales, -no American. Futures ? opened steady and cloiod easy; American middling g. o. c. May S.N; May-June i.M; June-July a-Mi July-Auc iMy, Aug.-Sept. $.M; Mept.-Oct. 5.TK; Oct.-Nov. 170; Nov. . Dec. Dec. -Jan. S.8; Jan.-rb. .!; Feb.-Msrcn i.K: March-April $71. ' Charlotte Cotton Market. Theee prices represent the prices paid to wagons: May 2S. Oeod middling 11.(5 Strict middling 1166 Mlddlina- 11U Oood middling, tinged 11 M SUIns 3?4tol0. PORT MOVEMENT Oelveston, dull .. .. New Orleans, quiet.. Mobile, steady .. .. Savannah, quiet .. . Charleston, quiet.. .. Wilmington, steady , Norfolk, steady.. .. Baltimore, nominal.. New York, quiet.. .. Bcston. quiet. . .. .. Philadelphia, steady. Houston, easy Augusta, steady.. .. Memphis, stesdy.. .. St. Louis, quiet.. .. Cincinnati Louisville, firm .. .. 115 im 11 3-K 11 11 3-K 11H US 11.30 11.30 12J5 11 lllf 11 Comparative Port Receipts. May 28 Tester Last Year 5.141 4, - 320 t,,iO 3.71 5, 3I I Mi 15 Day ..2.884 ..2.S8S . .. 830 2.311 1 Oalveaton . New Orlean . . . Mobile navannan . . . . . , . Charleston .. .. Wilmington v.- . . . . . . Norfolk ... ... ...... 77 New Yorg .. J,Uoton ''. f Pacific Coaat .V.. .. .1 II ; Total .. -,S;11,7I ".' '"K. " Eetlmatea. i Waw Orleans . . Roe ' 4.1.1 Houston ......... 1 000-1. R00 ' ?i3 ' OaJVestOlt . ..l.B0v1.g0u 6.437 . - IiUerloP.Ilorlpia.ji - f '.x , Jiy 2r ., v .-v-' Teeter. peat v -' . " Dy ' Memphis .";,. .,f. ,,.1,340 1,818 .. AUgOsta Jf.t; 14 ;-. - ?'ClnclnnaU.. Jvt.A. 153 jci Houston A.,. .1.341. ;',. 21 UU Roolt,. 11. t,.21T Miuer ,in.kumo fattier. - s ,r special, to Tarwoserver. - .,' u'( New Tork, May .M-Th': ejuletef Msl- nee In Manchester lit reflected lrr arpaMr er ft demand at LlrernooL anfl a "con- '. aetiiient relative weaknens of th. near pon'tlnn In. tl.t market. latest eafcl's in 11 CM IS m f oeuei in irnimrnril7 r owr price based on th lighter Voliira or CKin Diisires, ana ine msricpn, im 1 .' 'provernvnt In crop prospects, . followlnt "j Ah nd of May approaehes her . I joftstderahl lrrrulsrlty In 'tbe price : m.. hm nrtHrtm - A fav IIiaiimiiiI . KmIa mere tendered to-day,' and when Ions ; tried to ell to arokf taklnir the 'cotton i ' they found ty few buyer and the premium over -July, whlrlf on Saturday . wss tt point, wa promptly reduced to 14 point. -' . ,' . t ' On th other oand, abort who failed 'lo Uke sdvantea of , th temporary ' weskn found themselves obllad to Md . tip May when they wanted lo cover In the afternoon aner ine noriqes" nao Deen - t(ppd. Ths other months wre not af frcud tf h vajtsrle of Mayi but were ' -nil somewhat lower; on 4ha,l Improved prospects, especially In North" Carolina, where two nnyw ram rirrrunuy , pui an nd (o the drouth complaint. , i Th' weekly crop report due to-morrow t noon I mpeoted to how tont-rally fa 'Vnrsble -condition inrnuanmit-tne twit. Uverponl U du to come unchanired In th mornlnf. ; MILLKR ft CO., ; ; llnbbartl ''ikW' Co.' Cotton Letter, " Bpeclal. l6.Th Obsemr... ". . ;, . , New Tork May M.-Rsln fell diirtn; Ptturdsr and Sunday In the Atlantic H . . . State, being followed by clearing weath wr from th Weat,' there rains have com Just When heeded- over ' ths !" largest' .portion of ', th cotton belt Liverpool i wa ' advrly affected by , thla beetor,,. Wfathr r and by r- i . i ,wl.-, " port from 'Manchester that -"a quieter tone prevail!) m -ooneeqaenoe et -crjioa merchante orrering to re-eell some , of their recent purchase of good. Her th liquidation of joutsid longs,, when they were tendered may notices, weakened, inai posiiion. eupppiv wea'ivon o vuiy In an acsrfsarva manner, ' which oheck d th declln and the transsctioiv be-1 came limited. .There la believed to be a short interest in May of some fetl thous and bales still uncovered whloh 'cause the local trader te expect that deltvtry wilt be advanced sharply ta-mertowV lb factors ; that .hav j appeared. . to-4ajr, weather, trade' and receipt a, art agalnit th niaraet. WUUBAHy ptiua. ,Q. HaywSurdVVack' Oa'rVa Ctrltan jAi, M'vOolton vfcaohanga and rurnisned by tharOoifon jEjtohang HVw. Orleaaa MV K-lverpeol earn in lower than anticipated, causing, aoms decline On the oneninjr of am market. Shortly. after' our, -opentnarr seme allttls ouying or me iat ttiomth en lhe ae cllna steadied up th-tnarket. .This looks Uk- an aveoing-uo pruces pf shorts In antlolpatlon ef Mon8ay bureau, other wise th market toes'- beep feaieirelps, Crop report continue -favorabl in. the last lew dax and how imprevement. DISDOsition on the. dart - of tha trade beems to -aver Waiting oa the govern- meni. report, oetora , a aennne commu-ment- either, way to amount' to anything. Tbarw.U aa-'abaance of-Ufa re. the soot market; go bale onljr wera -raporte sold up tp the noon aour at pravaillng quota tions, i This la , attributable to ; the .ep vroachlna Whl(suntlda-t holldavi. whiah closes the Liverpool market from' Thurs day to Tuesday, .fiavannaju-ciearanoa at 16,141 bales wa an-iUra of In Wrast j)f th lat foreaoon.' v tvv'i,. . STOCK8 . SDS'K . tV.f 'Af ATliY?,'jH Duiinea would lUvd BMnajQyeauer Kirenl Tttan Tbat of May Ii.mit for Congested Dealing la " lleadlngW IeUiargy Attributed lifTart to Coming .Holiday To-Morrow-J., ,. New Tork. May M.-Tbe aoecdlation In' stock toKiay sank into apathia Thar wa a spurt of alight activity In th first hour of tbe trading. .The lion'a-abare of attention waa given to Reading,, and, V the congealed aeallirgs In thla . half-etock were deducted the volume f the market would make a smaller sDawlnaMMfcn even or. last Monday, thedullest dsy thus far In the present year. -r1t opened -lower than on Saturday, but waa quickly- turn ed upwards. NewsN-eaardlng the move ment wa not forthcoming beyond what ha don duty at previous stags. Some thing waa made of a 'published rumor of th coming retirement of .the president of the Pennsylvania, to be succeeded by th present head of the Reading, and the assumption wss added of closer eolations between the two DrODertleS. Sorli of the extreme dullness ihe,tredtng eras at tributed to the breaking of the week by a nouaay on Wednesday. Money rates were Arm to-day. The only Interest In our market was due to . movements :n special storks. American Sugar and American Beet "Sugar started upwards together as they did several weeks ago and, revived eome rumor of intended change in trade relation. The rumors were without any confirmation. When ritire got back to about Saturday's clos nr level the tredln heeame liatless und Indifferent and th drift of prices w. scarcely appreciable. The addition to the agricultural appropriation bill in the Senate of a meat Inspection hill and the HKiiaiiun HHiuwina naa luuru iu me leei- ing or posfiiiiie damage 10 values rrom tne spread of sentiment sgalnst corporations or. account or abuse, conajtion in tne late market became lethargic .and the market closed stagnant Bonds were Irregular. Total sales, pur value, tl.Mn.ono. I'nlted State bonds were Uhchsnged on call. Total sales of stocks were 475. 409 shares. Including: Copper 44.M0: Cotton Oil sot): Tobacco (ofl; Anaconda 2.nf: Coant Line 300; C. O. 1.&00; Erie 11.500: 1- N 1.- CP9; N. W. 400; Penna. .on0; Readlnii llff.Mo; Southern Rwy. 4 .(r. pfd. 1.4O0; I'nlon Pacino W.M0; Va.-Caro. Chemical pfd. 300; Sloes 600. ' Keahonrd Air Line Stock. Baltimore, May 2S.8. A. L. aommon and pfd. nothing doing. , . CLOSINO STOCK .LIST. . Adam Express ..... Amalgamated Copper .A. American Car Foundry .. American Cur aV Foundry pfd American Cotton Oil American Cotton Oil pfd American Esprees American Hide & Leather pfd.. ., An.erlcan Ice American Ice pfd American Linseed Oil.. 40Ur American Linseed Oil pfd American Locomotive,, American Locomotive pfd American Smelting V Ran American Smelting A- Jtefng. pfd.. American Sugar Refining American Tobacco pfd. certlf Anaconda Mining Co Atchlsvn k. ,.' Atchisdnypfd.. Atlantis (Wit Line '. Baltimore 4fc Ohio .. naltlmor Ohio pfd. Brooklyn Rapid Transit ' Canadian Pacific Central of, New Jersey Chesapeake & Ohio Chicago Alton r. .. Chicago Alton pfd.. .., .. Chicago 'Orest Western .. Chicago . Northwestern Chicago Mil. ft St. Paul -.. Chicago. Terminal ft Trans. . Chicago Terminal ft Trans, pfd.... C 'C. C. ft St. Lous i oinrmyq r urn ar imai.. ., itoralo r Southern.. ., ...T... MS I tailors do .rioutnem Southern Mt t Southern 2nuVru....ri , gas.;.' ... 47 Ccnsaliasel. Corn,' Frodoct Hrilijf '. T.I KlvlrarOrMkdsOD i'.P .. w;J ri? wvrn mtwmr w iwimiiie em.. .. ... ... Itelstvtre, ITokMWSDria M West) .. C4f .1 M5 th-ifir ft, kio firandej,-y .. . Dletiiitrr.Bacurltfir. -..-.. Krle i-.v' ." inm A,lTIIUlllVIBV , . . 4 . Loulsvlll Nashville i. 1 1 Msnhaltsji t.., r. .,.....,...- 11 I Mntronolllan Securltlea .. -V ..S...M Z 1. Its Mexican Central ,f. . Minneapolis Bl Loulsm. -. Ulna., Bt. fCU H.. M Mian... St. F. aV Satilt SteM 8tvMvPf4t.iITr . ' . . a. Mlssosrl IHicUlc. i.'. Missouri, Kehsns - ns..L . Missouri, kansna ires..! . J... 'v"S4 Missouri Kens .ATtVxsfdTr..-'ws National I-esd ' .'. ".a i v... W'i Natlon'ul' h. R of -lJrlco 'pfd,. i ''';4 New. York wnw yra Ndrfelk Norfolk !rth 1-Bcltln Mall X.. a; .'. H .. . ,;. Val Fennsyivsnia, t. ..v..u.. j-h4 people .. 4 !, F-. BIH Pressed Steel Car lv ;. '.w :,. M14 Prexttil Steel Car p"g., j, .,. tTvJ Pullmsn 1'alao Car., fja llo Steel vs. i..,, .t... SUi illcHteel pfd. . Ixmn-Con.. ,..f .f ,..T : 7 Island . Coa pfd., ,.... v . Jfi r aood .,,t ,,.,.k .-ss . r Oood ofd..' ... ...... id pf... '44 m. Lou I Hfluthwsstsra pi Southern rsclDc. Jf Vi Southern Pa?lfle pfd.,' .,-fi-r !' r Houtnern Manwsy .v .. . .. S " Southern Hallway rM.ix... I. , ,.'' - Tanne,se CobI 4fjlron .,1 lf Texss V Plle..,,;y ',. Jif'tl '11114 Toledo, St. Iul -rWest. ...... .! Toledor St Louis ,ViU tta " tTnlq raclfloTfd...f. ' I'nilM Statea Lxpress.v J Vnlted HtsnAj Leather., it ' ,. .. .. , l'nltedjHiatea Leather pM.-. . f i;nirea niai1 nTtir,. United ntstea nuiH,er. .: ..",.. "00 T'nlted HlateRuhbr Pfd. rhltea Piste ,...'. .. .... i Vnlted SlKtenSteel fM.. .., .. f4 Irglnla-Cerolln Ctiemlrat.. ... ', Vlrlnla-CarQlj..e Chemical ptii... K Wabajb 30 2.T11ilst .r.sB. 4 u.. 2' Jlfj?klar . Vallej Jt.''" "0 LrllUln01s CefiUsl.. ..;-., .. .J... .... m tear i ir.rNTiii nnii a-hdv ... M ... t, n i'.irit jirm' intexaatlonsW-fspeTjiftfC .. - .. iJ clear fit. to to $l.2a; mess to I17J. lnternatkppai FompJ:- .Jr., .. I... Msft ;TaIlow steHity. K'Sln quiet $4.10. Tur ItirnalohjU Fumpnflli. .. -W psntlrte firm H to 1. Jtiwa- CentrW ..V... ....Jr.. . V I .Jllce steady. Mnlnsse steady. Cnffea, wa OAn"! pfd.Wtjj .,,: .f .. .f 4'4l(ipot Rio hafdy steady; No. T Invoice HsnMsaUsJ pM . f.-4..,...J , 4!u(;s,; mild steady. Futures teady at K'llnxss TllV Bouthern- , 7. .,...' KUII decline of IK tn 20 points. Blianr, raw Ametlcsn , .. .-.,. r?il Pretahta t IJ ,1 General Malory ' Agents. '.J' Vv , jGoihplgtey EqulpmeiitVfb Cotton-and, Hill B. Charles 1 Offlecg Charlotte 8. a Borton ,V.v. Mala OfAV'iriuterdam. N. MaSasBaaBBBaBeaaaaaMMaaaaeaaaaa P BONNER LfATHER,; CHARLOTTE (' ti Egt 4th st. :,w '.-" i ; hh. c. n,.uuuni. Mgr. Complete Mock Ahvajr oa Hand for lnatnodlata Shipment. . New York Office) M Cortlandt St. Wabash pfd Well Fargo Expres .,. Weetlnghouse Electric .. .. Western Union Wheeling; A Lake Erie.. .. Wisconsin Central Wisconsin Central pfd.. .. Northern Pacific Central Leather Central Leather pfd Sloes-Sheffield -.. Oreat-Northera.pfd 4 1M 24 J. 10 7 NEW YORK BONDS. V. 8.- refunding 1 2s. registered U. 8. refunding Is, coupon t. S. la. reglatered I'. B. 3s. coupon V. S. Old 4s, registered.. .. V. 8. Old 4s. oupon IT. S. -New 4a registered .. ... V.' 8. New 4s, coupon American Tobacco is American Tobacco 6s 10JH 1034 1084 l-' 7 1134 101 ! 1004 1024 QCil 374 111 7 K9 KM 1 78 KS 74 S 103 7H 734 7 34 103 lu4 fa 1014 FJ4 im . 'i ir.-S loja 100 TS 204 o Ml 4 884 44 Atchison general AtrhlRnn u.lfiiaf ment 4k. Atlantic Count Line 4s.. Baltimore t OUIO 4S Baltimore A Ohio 3H" Brooklyn H. T. CV. 4s Central of Georgia 6s Central of Georgia 1st Inc ,, Central of Georgia !nd lnc Central of Georgia 3d Inc Chesapeake & Ohio 4H" Chleugo ft Alton 3s.. .. Chicago, B. ft Qulncy New 4s Chicago. R. I. ft Pacific R. R. 4.. Chicago. R. I ft P. R. R. col. 5s.. C. C C. ft St. Louis gen. 4s Colorado InduKtrlal os K-r. A Colorado Induxtrlal is Her. B Colorado Midland 4s Colorado ft Southern 4s Cuba 5s Denver ft Rio Orsnde 4s Distillers' Securities is Erie prior Hen 4s p Erl General 4s.. Hockinej Valley 4fea.. S4A Japan e lOKUiJapan ss. 2nd Scries Japan tHa ctra. T series.. .. .... lmVilJapan 4Wa efts, fnd 8erle 314 Ix)uisvllle ft Nash. Unified 4s.. ..... Msr.hattnn consol gold 4 U MesU an Central in.. Ill Mexican CentTHl 1st Inc td Mmn; ft St. Lnuln 4s ,' Missouri, Ksnstis ft Texas 1SH Missouri. Kansas ft Texas 2nds . .. 33 Nstlonul It. K. of Mex. col. 4s ofd. 3 Nw York CentrHl gen. 3Sis 114 New Jerwy Central gen. is 1SJH Northern Pacific 4 1184 Northern Ptii'llic 3e k 1N I Norfolk & Wenti-rn i oiiroI 4s 1(UW Oregon Short Line rfdg 4s Per.n. cv. 8Hs ' .. K9 Resdlng.Oeneral 4n lt'4 St. Iouls ft Iron Mountain col. fie., 14&4 Ht. linuls A Sun Prsnrleco fg 4s... JOTHSt. linuls Southwestern con. 4s.. .. K I Peahourd Air Hne 4s Hn-H , pout hern Pacific 4s '. W4 ioo'4 so Southern Pncino lt 4s ctfs.. tta Itvmthern Railway is WS Texas ft Pacific lt 3 Toledo. St. U & Western 4s.. Tl I'nlon Pacific 4s 13 I i'nlon Pacific cv. 4 ? t H. Steel 2nd es i WabVsh lsts l" tsfcash Ieh H 2"4lWf-ern Md. 4s 11 ioju 1HH fw4 nt KVslwii. ellng A Iak Erls 4s. M ftl M WlsffoniHn Ontrsl 4s.. Jspan 4s ctfs.. .. .. .. Nrw York ItkIiic. "Siesr Tork, Muy 2d.-Flmir quiet but fWAilv jf.lrl Rve flour nulet. Corn meal sitMidv. irte oulet: hurley dull. Wheat etesdr: No. 2. red, t4 nominal elevator. Option He. lower to V- higher. May 1t'jiJy Sept. H: Dec. 7V i Corn firm; Nor T, o. nominal eievjor. fl'sioptloas ,H to lc. net higher. May 6; W A1r'ly KVI: Srpt. W, Xec. .M. f e.S .W. onta ateady; mixed U. Beef steady. H tut tpeis firm: pickled bellies 10 to IS; pickled hams 11V, to li li id firm. Western prime $J.5 to W fO. Railned firm; continent W.S0. 7 . - m ii an i a, a Ml. 1. ininuy v i.ir, ,imi i fln.i tVr' reflnlns : 15-16: oentrtfuMI IT5-82: . molasHCs siiRiir 211-11 Reflned tead5'A- ,t UntraV verv firm- creamery 14 to II. i -Jrltee. firmer; new Stat full cream, lerge ami smsll. IU to 11: skims t to t. 4-:gas ffregular: nenrby fancy selected n: Westsvn Arsts IDVs to 17: Southern 14 fPotatO's nrm: nermuna, per oarrei. ifioit to M.M," Southern K to s"o; tiat nd Wastem, per hag. tt.U to tifto:. Main eastern to en w; nurnpeau jersey sweet, per , oarrei. Irregular tt.OO to ' ILTI per verpnol steady: cotlon by in bv steam l4d.' eam l&o.t grain pes nuts oulet. fancy hn.dplrfcad 4H lo 4: other domestic 1 to 4V. 7'Htton eeed oil wa moderately gotjve and khoat steady. Prim crude f. o. b. mill to V. nominal; prim summer 'yeiu.w JTt, to fi prim, whit ill prim winter ytUow ii. . . Naval Store. Wilmington. May .-Spirit torpentln firm 7; receipt W cssks. v Roajn nothing doing; receipt TT. v ' Tan. firm II.W); receipt t-bfr!s.' . rrufl turnentin flroi .U.K. M. SB4 11,00) receipt , 111.'. ,....,.;,.', Oa.. May 21. Turtxntla navsnnen. firm I7H; ale 7l; recelpU til; , shjp menta 7M. , ; Hitaln stesdy; sales 7I: receipt J.7; shipment I.ZWt stock ,77J. ' Quote: A B C B.7 to WW, t H 00: B If M; r 14.40; (1 4 4ft; H M-M'l I f1: 9 oa, M n.sv; M 4.i w u H-ea w,w .. . " Baltimore Prod ore. Baltimore. May ' ml -flour flulel.' tin changedv Wheat quiet; pot contract n4 to Ml.. " 'v- Torn 'oulet, gpot KH' Southern whit S4H40 . .. ';'- ,- Oat-firm; No. f mixed H4 to M. v '. Rye dull; No. I Western 70 to Tt. Buiter-ateady, unchsnged. fancy Imlta tlon 17' to 11; do rramery 4. .f ' Egg steady lH Chess strong, un Chknged; 'larg 104 to 10; maU 11. Sugar ateady, ncbocd. ...... ; - (nd puiet "Power Plants e COTTON TAlUfS "COTTON GOOD. "TTT : AXP COTTON WASTE. ,yy Mag. b4 Aaviterdani N. T BARNEWALU X, BELTING ! BRANCH, tlephoae 1821. K Chlongo Grain. Cbleago, May 38. Clear weather In the Northwest, had-a weakening effect to day oa th KooaJ wheat market, but be es nee pf free k damage reports from th South weak price ihowed only a slight loss, th Jnfy option at th close being off t;orn wa up to i, Oats war 4 to 4 higher, It to 20. Provisions mads a gsln oi CHARLOTTE PRODUCE MARKET. (Corrected daily ' by J. W. Zimmerman Company.) Chlckensgpring 13 923 Hns-rPer head..., K cto Duck.. .. .. .. .. 25 Eggs.. .. v. i. l Kye ...... .7. ... ... .... . . o Corn . 75 flTf Cotton Seed .. 224 Osts Feed .. -.. .. .f 6ft fioi Oat 8eed M Cblcagu Grain and Provision. Mai 28 High Low dine July f-Tt Oct The Money Market. New York. Afay 3L-Money on call Arm WHEAT Miv Ia 84 80 July ...334 8T 8J Hot 81V 814 81-4 Dec .-. , .12 81 H 82 CORN Mhv 4 48 4, ir", Jiy ,..4 47H 48. fept . ...484 47 444 ic ,t .. ( ATS " . I 1t 24 884 53', j Jul tim 38 S o.t I fi-rt .....33 31 H 32 ! Use . . r ti 32 4 32' PORK . I l'iv t 13.35 July II. If 18.22 H..0 Ppt '..11.15 18.12 U3u LARD My .. 8.80 July 8.90 8.72 87 Stpt ' 8.08 8.90 'J.00 Cct 8.98 . 8.87 8.0 J KIBS . . V ". 9 40 , ; 9.5 t.83 9 4 ' i 9.25 9.22 . . .. 9.12 9.05 1 i-i?,8 to 44 rx-r cent.; ruling rate 4; closing hibH 3; offered at 3V. . mnnth. AXL in k Prime nierrantllo paper 4 to 64 pr oent. Sterling exchsnga slightly firmer at 845 3 to ItSS.jn.for demsnd and nt 34U.IO to 84H2.16 for tf day bills. Posted "rir.!.. 14R.1 in MNKU ( 'ommnnila I hlllH tm. Bar llyet f. Mexican dollars TTn Dry (enodsfMarket. New York.' May tt.- Th dry sood mar- . ket eras qitefl to-day In tbe. Jobhln i Thera was larirer mrvvsmant In low hlesehed oods and (rsy aoods Jor print-ers'-use. caneeqaeal on sr llsbt ahadlng In prtoe jidteNs Ua week. On fin and colored f ondO price wet vtry firm and tn aeroano gwm. ; . . 1 .; ' IjLVgLY VjpXTESTr'' 011e of", the Iwr CTanrllrtatM for ,,hUHrf( 0at4n'ncic4vH Suffl- - rlrnt 'Vnlca In primary ' to . Nornl .aattt and Klght M Wa(4 In ' Conveysium. I - f" . Speelak to Tn lorerveK .-Oaatohla, It: f h rx ' for liy It:-f! herlff rapse repf TO' tk , rt Interest Ink the J)emoc ratio primaries Eatttrday. otir candidates Vpr In th Meld and e.ch; ha .wbrkpd th county thoroughly. T) candidates ar Messrs. Thoma" E7 Shtaford, of Lowell:' if. K Jtudislll, ofvOpuM; John D. Rankirs and J. RD. McLean, of Oaatonla. Neither candidate re. ceived a yot large anoufU to4nur hi nomination lt th , convention, though, Mri Shu ford cam within a small marfln of having; tMVot re quirrd.. At mflt prnnct tha ot w unusually Urge. At laveral place th vot In trrei primary wa mora larger than In tha election for 0roverno, and than tbrwra faun drede.of Democrat who dldrt'a vol. In th prlrnarle. . - A, lively tlm ) Ixpocted at th county' convention, ziext ., Satorday. Soms" thlnh that ShitTord wl racelv the nomination on tha. flrat . ballot, whlla other 'dalm that h will not b In at, In th convention, It la pre dict f(J thau should Shu ford rvt r. celv. th rasmlnatlon on tn flrat bat lot, tha nomination of McLean la ured. . Th oblctln . will b mad that. many Republican war allowed' to vota. provided, they Would rot for Bhuford 'i'vi:?..;f ' t,-.y Two Acctdrnts at.'Mt. AlTf. Special to Th Obs'nrr, ' , . ; Mt. Airy, May tL'-i-Satarday,' In tblf city. , there war two accldanta, caud by operative earning In con Uci- wttlr mahinry. Henry tfnow, whdi ta amployad at h mantat -and tabl factory, had: hlsji'hand terribly Inctratwd, ncstailng .th - amputa tion of hi thumb and 'tha third fin gar ot hi left'ltand. - Th tarn day, Oscar ' Ladord . had Ma ' hand . badly mutilate Vvtha Mt.' Airy rurnltur ractory. whefa ba waa amptoyadt ' V New Ctttott Fsotorr to MUjUrf . Sneclal Is Tit DbaerVe. V " V I'MfAtry. My ll.-Mi. Alrjr U to atomic nt f W.Q00 having been already ubsorlbd by busln . men - from flrtenkboro and lhl,clty. It la pro posed ' to ua th old Hadly Smith Tobacco Faetory kAd baela with 000 - splndl. employing - about II COTTO v Stuart W. Cramer AIM epptori OUTH TRYON T.. OMAM-tTTIe N. O. RevolvingFlat Cards, Railway Headg, Drawlox Frames, 5plnnmx Frames, Twtttersand Spoolers QulfJer ttnd Reels, Looma, COMBERS ETC., ETC CATLIN & CO. Saerntieate 845 and 317 Broadway, New . York Boston, Philadelphia, COTTON YARNS. 'All numbers, Skeins, Warps, Cops and Cones COTTON GOODS. MILLER &, CO. BANKERS AKD "BROKERS, 33 Broadway, New Tork. Mamhars: New York Htnclc Exchsnga. New York Cotton Egehange. New York Produc Exchange, New York CofTe K change, Chicago Board of Trade. New Orleans Cotton Exchange. New Orlean Board of Trade, Philadelphia Block Ex change. Liverpool Cotton Association. Executive orders for ths purchass or ssle of cotton, stocks, grain or provis ions for; cash or on margin. Ppeclal attention to orders by malL 'Phone or telegraph. Brsnch OfTlce: Rooms 8. and 7 Con yers Building, Greenville. 8. C. P. B. ALEXANDER. Manager. Manufacturers and Jobbers Frequently find it necessary to have Banking Facilities in ad dition to tho offered by local baaka THE First National Bank of Richmond, Virginia, With 81.250,000.00 Capital 38.000.000.0 Deposits 8. 000, 000. 00 Total Resources Offer Just the Additional Fa cilities Required. Jno. B. Purcell. President; Jno. M. Miller. Jr.. Vice Presi dent; Chss. R. Burnett. As platant Cashier; J. C. Joplln, Assistant Cashier. mocooooom COTTON SEED OIL h onrl a .MarriinT-tr S NOT IN ANY COMBINATION OR TRt'ST. Complete plant from fifteen to two hundred tons rapacity. Spe- clal small oil plant for gin nerles. Complet cotton gin- V nlng system. , E. Van Winkle Gin and $ Machine Works, 5 4 ATLANTA. . . GEORGIA. K S S HUOH MACRAE & CO., Bankers M leer 1 1 an nous Soulix-m Soctirlllr WILMINGTON, S. C. tA'aahlngton, D. C, 408 Colorado Bldg. Cotton Mill Stocks , RICHARD A. BLYTHE, Commission Merchant. cxyrroN warps and TAnxs. N. 114 Chestnut Street, PHILADELPHIA, . - - - A T flATTTPTTt tr T3T?n I COMMISSION MKIU11ANTS T3 liconard St., NEW YORK. COTTTON YARNS. WITH Fred'k Vietor & : Achelis. WM. D'OLIEB & CO., COMMISSION MRROIANTS tOOTTON YARNS Third and Oicatont Sts. Mariner and Merchant HUlg. PHILADELPHIA. PA. D. A. Hurley, broker! Cotton, Stocks, Crafn and Provision! PROMPT EXECUTIONS. No Interoat , Charf ad on Stock. F. O. Bos M. Wa Fay Telegraph Toll. nOCK HILL - - 8. a -, . . .! : 6OS0 DBPArVTMENT , ;WACIiOVWlOA!l TRUST mm,, i WINBTON-SALFM, N. C. i BONDS AND KTOCKS. t" ' Wa Invlta' correspondence front parti dtsliing to bujr . i-or aaU. c a ,. Our "Hat - of tnvtmanta ! mallad upon ppllomtlon. n , ' Ill N MILL MACHINE R Vi EN01NEER AND CONTRACTOR. 51 libbers, Rovinf Frame intermediates. Jack Frames Greensboro Supply Company, CIIKKVMUIKO. X. I. Mill Supplies and Machinery .s.J . - essAr" " "V -7- Motors and Dynamos, Steam and Power Pumps, Gasoline Engines, Iron Working Machinery. Wood Fibre Plaster Machinery. ItltBROWNEllCO.WcnnllWB Direct Represeutatlves JENCKES SPINNING CO. PAWTUCKET, R. I. COTTON TARN 8FINNER8, CONVERTERS ANTJ DIALERS. '' Correspondence With Seuthern Fplnner BolUlted. , O. 7. ROBBINS A Complete Equipment for Cotton Mill, Power Planta, an 1 General Machnery. CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA. CROMPTON-THAYER LOOM CO. WORCESTER, MASS. FANCY COTTON AND GINGHAM. TOWJCU DAMASK. QUILT, CA88IMERB. BLANKET LOOMS, STC DOBBIES. BOX -MOTIONS. REPAIRS, ETC. soirnuERN office i charlotte, w. c ALEXANDER & OARSED. Manasrers. If You Expect to Buy Gin Machinery for 1906, Write Us at: Once For Our Catalogue and Tell us Your Wants rnntinpntal " " '"' , CHARLOTTE N. C HIGH-GRADE SPIMDIE. LOOM, ENGINE AND VALVE OILS Bell OU and Oraaaaa, Lubrlcautsig Qraaaa. Rastgr-Mtead rwud Waiaw Pmlnta. Agwota GEO. B. HISS OIL GO. tJHARXXyZTSL V. V J. SPENCER TURNER COMMISSION MERCHANTS. OFFICES: New Tork, Philadelphia, CWeago, St. Ixrala, Uadia, Yarns and Cotton Piece Goods. PAULSON, LINKROUM & CO. Cotton S7-8H I.KONAUU STMKICr 1J0 CHESTNUT 8TKHRX S10 MONKOK STKKKT - BANDY & TERRELL, QREENSBORO, N. C. Consulting, Hrdraullo and Saw Engineers. Flan and sstlmat for powr plant and sewer ajratam mad on application. , Bandy A. M Ph. B. A moo. M. 'A, M Bo. C, E.. and Terrell. C. E. Iteniater. ESTABLISHED 1118 1 r C. P ELUS & COMPANY Cotton Commission Merchants MEMBERS OF !' Tha New York Cotton Bxcpang, Now Orlean Cotton Exchange, Liverpool Cotton Broker' Association, NwOr lan Board ot Trad. . Cotton Ktchanga Bnlldlnf ' k . NICW OflLEANS a- '': Special attention 1rn to exeoatlnt ot ordra In contract tor future de livery of cotton In all th market. . OORRE8PONDENCE SOLICITED. TTTTTJT AT)Ti T"DnC! JTr rrt U W UiJ AU4 MM VMi W WW HANOVER SQUARE, NEW" YORK. MEMBERS OF Naw.TOrk CotCon Eg. change, Near Orlean Cotton Kx .1 change, - Aesoclate Membar Llvots pool Cotton Exchange. ' . .- .' 6RDERS SOLICITED -For th pur. . 3h and al of cotton for futura .'1 '.llu.M tAOltA. . -' r 1. t A- . X 1 1, ramon gnypregt ' CaUITAwLgl BUILOIMOX. . ATLANTA. OAs 1 Automatic Feeders, - Openers and Trunk, -. Breaker, Intermediate and ' Finisher Lappers, ' Klrschner Cardlns Beaters " Thread extractor, . Waste rockers, etc. :' 5 Raw Stock Dryers. ' I; ' ETC., ETC. Daytaa, Obi fiin Company watuw sjiisbpujs vwv CO. Yarns . NEW YORK PBZLADEXrMIA CHIOAOO v. HAYVVARD, WCK & ami JdlfM IK fJTCS f .i, i.i ... wwsrC Mi ft. C- JAMES E.IUTCH1LLCQ. . COMMISSION M LKCJ I ANTS. Cotton -Yarns and Cotton t;;4rvciotiis.'.7''' ' ' coNsioNMrvrs poi.iriTm. Fhlladelplila. 123 " 12 - i" Boeton. Summer h . vNaw York. No. JS LooharJ 'i 'ft 7' ' .
The Charlotte Observer (Charlotte, N.C.)
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