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J). CIIARLOTTE DAILY OBSERVER, JUNE 13, 1900. ; -i ... . , . - , -j ,, , ' '- - 1 1 oversold In a rrcklMl way whlclt In fclAIUUBT QUIKT AND IRREGULAR surroundings did no! Justify.- W do not - - :r think th. outatandlng tntrsts ar ith- ' " : Z ,ir"f ar lrg or oonnentrated and w Would ' A Break - of Ten Point IpJuIy at urg,nUy dlco.ir trading on -thai New Or learnt - Start . lMywuward Movement YVldoh tho , Publication f too Weekly Weather Report He- lieve - Only 1'uprari y 1 1 umon "-, of-Texa Showers Another Depreii. ,:. Factor, a. t :.. .v,: ." '4 ;- Nsw York, Jun lt-Th ootton market 'wag' oulet and Irregular during- to-day' month ascent for in purpose o( receiv ing tor delivering aotual cotton. 'New crop war Arm In the aarly trading. the demand eoiuin chleny from scatter ed shorts and acalpera incited by th publication of a bullish circular by Mr, Price. Attempts at reselling in th af ternoon found tha . market without tup-1 lnts port and nnai pricea are I to do! e-ston with the closS .points hlfhar 0 I .IT'"'?; ' . neat to polnte lower, on mora distant th AUantlo where molature waa begtn- nlng to bo needed wn partly responalbl lor ine decline, mourn at (M Mil tn market haa' been a sUll affair, devoid of any evidence of any outsid speculative CroD- conditions are tiearlv." Marfan. wbersasat this time, last year they were ;V.onea after th opening. "paWer, Julyln and tha price la two centa higher, but New Orleans broke about 10 polnte and I seller are very timid In tha aaamlnaly univaraal fear that aomethlng unfavor able la bound to happen. In tola con nection, Mr. Price advertise soliciting not erop accounta but reports of detarlo- montha. Balsa . for th day war j. mated at about J5O.0M- bale ' M' Th opening waa firm M advanc f 4 to i points -wiih tha old crop months -leading tha advanc on a. renewal of ooverln by shorts whlcn war Influenced ...' by firmer' Liverpool cablet. Almost at We ; Offer rSubicd to Prior Sa!2 5.000 .TWISTER i SPINDLES,, iLOWELL ; VVND DRAPER MAKE.:yrr: vCOTTON WllLL MACHINERY. - 4 r Mfwutf WM id ipfefl; Kill HarJisery $ CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA i , (,, -.1 . 'r:.y -, v..'.'i i. ajAMI orriOan'--'";' outh TntoN nr., "' CHAHLOTTC. N. O CNQ1NCCR AND CONTRACTOR. 1 5 t - 'tha llat hara aaaad off under realisms;, July continued relatively firm on th de cline so far aa th local market waa eon ' erned and held an advance of about I po nta. Wh lo later poi iltlona oId 1 1 to 1 ration and boll weevil depredations. In nolnta net lower. A raUy of a ,wJnf! moh aa he authorises Che sending f followed the ipuWIcatlon of tha weekly sue a reporU at bla expense ha will sure ty gat xmat from interested sources and we may confidently expect him to be publishing very gloomy crop literature Weather nnrt at -mlddav but tha mar . kat eased on again toward the oloee, rumors of showers In Texaa and reports of a lee active apot demand beln- de- presslnsT factor aa well aa th absence 'of freeh buying for Ion account and tha tendency among smaller longs to take '. Profit. "..'.-., " Receipts t th port tOUr B.lll bale. :, agalnat UL8H ' last W4ek and M.6S3 iaat , year. For th week 40.000 bales, against H.170 last week and S0.37S last year. To , day'a receipts at New Orleans bales, against 4,115 laet year, and at Houston bale, agalnat 4,4 last year. . " New , Orleans Cotton. New Orleans. June 12. Snot ootton was steady and unchanged, although factors I soma Julys asKea an advance oc ho. Miaaung hh; . salea war Including l,t00 to arrive. ruture opened steady, unchanged to or next day or two. which th aovern- ment report at th end of th month will not connrm. . ; , C. P. ELLlS t CO. Hubbard Broa. A Co.' Cotton Letter. Special tor Th Observer. Now Tork, June U. Liverpool aent bU ter report than expected, atating that mere waa a- aemana lor siooa cotton from th continent at a high basis. This led to a demand her from arbitrate! proKera wno were tne nnnrinAr mivere m July undoing straddles. There was also oouant aaalnet anot ulna. JJcht ahowers were reoorted from soutnweatem Texas, from Ruling, souti but heavier rains are needed In that mo. I point ' hlcher In symnathy with theltlon of Texaa: elsewhere thara annaanul advanoa In New York. Toward th elos- I to be little change needed In th weathar. Abeeoce of outside bnylna- when local i trader, who are bullish, bemn to take pronta. tea to in small decline of th I Liverpool should decline I points to morrow. HUBBARD BROS. A CO. tt r - Willmm R Chariot If lliawllll ft) VIIUI IW COTTOlf TARyg. OOTTON OOOPa. J AND COTTOlf VTASTE. Offlo Chaarlotf K. O. Boston Uasa. sod Amsterdam laln"0co'iAjjistrda'iiir HTTrr: N. Y. Revolving Flat Cards, Railway Head, Drawln; Frames, v Spinning Frames, Twisters and Spoolers , ,0ilIiTi.nd Reels, Looms, COMBERS .,;..- 'fi'i ,l:.'A, '"'U"yA ."..tv IVnuwnprn - iiunuuuiu.1 v A- i '-'X- r, -v ' " aisAiieN otot :,i:f.., COUiTABLa nuiLoiNa. y f ATLANTA, OA Automatic Feeders,! , r ' LL J " t " ' VfVUVIllllli ,SWMe ureaKer, inienncaiatoaoa c Finisher Lappers. ''it fV Klrschner Carding Beaters . inrvsMi uusuort, . ; ing th market worked (to point low er than yesterday's dosing on sharp . soiling by short and the morning Bell ing by Liverpool. Shorts bought in New York arainat their sulea here. July sold off 14 point from the hitrh point at th rlo was but a point above th lowest ,Th ctoalng waa ateady. New Orleans Fnlnrea. . new Orleans, jnna li Cotton futures I New Toi closed steady: June 11c. bid; July 11.20 1 very quiet, w ii. ij. u(. ju.bu to iu.bi; eept. iu,s to 10.M; Oct. 10.35 to 10.U; Nov. 10 36 to 10.18; Dec. 10.3 to 10.89: Jan. 10. IS to 10.46; March 10.B to 10.S7. Xew Tork Cotton. -' New Tork. June Cotton, apot eloa ed quiet and steady. Middling uplands 11.3; middling gulf ll.M; salea Ulfi balsa. Futures closed ateady. Pricea ranged aa luiiewa BONNER & BARNEWALL ' ) ' MAXTJT ACTTOERS ; V" LEATHER BELTING ... ... -..."' CHARLOTTE BRANCH, ' ' ft East dtn 6C Teiopliono ISlt. MR. C. W. GODWIN, Mgrr ' Complete Stock Always Hand for Iaaaaedlat Shipment Kww Tork Offlc: 16 CorUandt 6C ETC., ETC Slubbers, Roving Frames intermediates. Jack Frames Waste Pickers, etc. Raw Stock Dryers. ETC., ETC.. iof fishing when th boat wer fre quently list In th fog or run down by Atlantic teamer. Th Spray drag br own trawl neta and Is expected I to make Hug hauls and fast tlm between th flshUig arounds and the home port. GRAIN-CARRIERS FEATURES. New York Produce. Nw Tork, June 11 Flour firm but Hy flour steady. Cornmeal ateady. June .. July .. Aug. .. Sept. .. Oct .. Nov. .. Tc. .. Jan. .. Keb. .. March.. Open 10.71 b lo.n 101 10 52 10.51 .1 HlKh 10.tt io. m 10 M 10.53 10.53 10.49 10.M 10.61 ion 10.73 10.87 10.50 10 43 10.41 10.47 10.53 m Kr.l I rumors oi ma w ui. a . i mr 1 T-n iivwiiik U4 . ui v. ' nini. m numi- i 10.70 iao 10.61 tO.M lO.tfl 10 01 b laro Liverpool Cotton., ' Liverpool, Juno 11 Closing ootton: fipot quiet; prices points higher: American mlddllnir fair 1(7; cood mid dling .W; middling 4 11; low middling i.M; Rood ordinary 5.73; ordinary 6.53! The salea of the day were (.000 bales, of which 100 were for speculation and ex port and Included 5,600 American. Re ceipts 4,000 bales. Including- 700 American. Futures opened steady and cloned quW; June S.X8; June-July 5.V7 to 6.8X; July Au(f. in to 6.KS; Aug.-Hept. t.NS; Bept. H;t. .7l to 5.72; Oct.-Nov. 5.86 to I.7; Nov.-Ieo. 58; Dec-Jan. tt: Jan.-Peb. 168 to S.CT; FVb.-Mnrch 5.67 to MS; Mareb-Aprll. S O; .April-May I.TL , CHARLOTTE COTTON MARKET. These prices represent the pricea' paid In waaons: June IX Good mlddllna Strict middling firm. Ry dull. Barley nominal. Wheat firm; No. 2, red 6 nominal elevator. Op tion. w net nigner; juiy u; nepu ; Dec. 80. Corn strong; No. J, 0 nominal elevator. Options 1 to 14 net higher; July fi: Sept. : Dec. 591,, Oats firm: mixed HU. ' Beef steady. Cut meats rick tea snouidere MIL tn ITU Clone) m.Jo nomina iv.wj ateady. Tallo sed oil was im port. Prime nai; prim summer yellow G4 to 7: W.44 prims white 41; prime winter yellow 4L W Butter steady, unchanged. Cheeae 1&4 weak- new fliui ril a JJ g small" 7 to 10. Bklma I to a. Eag in-54 I ateady. unchnnaed. Roaln and frelRhla quiet unchanged. Potatoes firm: Southern roee. per barrel, tx.00 to (4.75. Cabbagea ateady, un changed. Rosin firm $4,16. Turpentine firm 60tt to ta. Rice steady, kotaaaes atendv. Coffee, apot Rio ateady; No. 7. Invoice 7. Mild steady. Futures steady, un changed to ( points lower. Sugar raw firm, fair refining ! 15-1H to 3; centrifugal 315-32 to 317-1!; molasses sugar 3 11-16 to Hi. Refined ateady. Baltimore Produce, Baltimore, June II. Flour arm. un changed. Wheat quiet; spot contract 8H to W. Corn strong; spot 63 to K: Southern wnlte fc;U to UU. uair nrmer: No. 2 mlxeu 43 to 43U n Mur(-' 'hat Middling Oood nilddllng. tinged 11 Stains I to 10 , , PORT MOVEMENT. Gklvsaton. Arm. New Orleans. Mobile, steady tea'dy" " lli .. ., .. .. , 10T4 10 16-H in i tt 10"4 ui Savannah, steady Charleston, nrm Wilmington, ateady Norfolk, ateady Baltlmor. nominal New Tork, quiet Boston, quirt and steady .. . Philadelphia, quiet Houston, ateady Augusta, ateady Memphla. steady and nomlnul St. Louis, steady Cincinnati Louisville, firm Estimate. .. 113 .. 11.26 .. 11.50 ..11 1-14 .. 11H .. li .. 11 11 New Orleans Houston .... Galveston .. Memphis Augusta June 12. Last Tear 4.453 2.21 1 2.J7I To Day .. 700-1,000 1 ,000-1 .300 1.000-1.500 Interior Receipt. June 12. Tester- Last day Tear 293 730 130 460 Comparative Port Receipt. June 13 aun. no. z. western 70 to 71. Butter steady, unchanred: fannv lmiiiin 17 . !i2fL crR.mer3r to 3. Kggs firm H. Cheeae active and unchanged: large IU. small Sugar ateady. unchanged. Chicago Grain. Chicago. June 1?. nwir, 4.. by drought to fall enm-n whaut tn ui.. aourl, anaas and Nebraska ImDartMl Strength to tha local wheat mark., day. At th cloa th July option waa up i4 to . Corn ahnwed a aain r iu OaU wer tip to H. ProvTalons wer unchanged to 7 to 10a lower. CHARLOTTE PRODUCE MARKET. (Corrected daily by J. W. Zimmerman Company.) Chickens Spring .. u 3 Hans Per head ss aO Ducks 6 Eggs Ry 30 Com 75 J77 Cotton Seed I2H Oate-Fed 50 e Oat Seed , 50 tjg CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRODUCE. June 12. High Low Close General Satisfaction With Crop Business Conditions Una It Effect on the Stock Market. Nsw Tork, Juns 11. Further dullness was shown by tha stock market to-day. The movement for the most part upward In the early hours, was largely in tha high-priced Issue. St. Paul and the oth er graln-carrlera were favorably affected at the outset by the previous day's re ports of ths high average ahown for i northwest. Pennayl- followed unconfirmed successful consummation Paris loan. Tha Im- ! the Oould properties waa accented aa a direct reflection of the optimistic statements attributed to their titular head. There was no other news to account for the better ton of tha market, certainty none of a apeclflo char acter, though general satisfaction seems to be frit at the crop and business con ditions of the country. The heaviest purcha.es of stocks to-day were made by Influential houses whoa name are ftenerally linked with the operutlona of arge Inventors. Business dwindled anil prices sagged before the end of the morning session. Traders took a hand and played for a reaction in which they were partly successful. Undoubtedly the principal reason for the setback of the late aeaaion came from unfavorable weekly crop re porta Concurrent with this news cam a boom in wheat and ths other com modity markets which seemed to be en gineered by the coterie of professionals so often prominent in stock a. St. Paul's upward course was not arrested, deaplt the statement from sn authoritative th company' plana for nnanclng t not to be Galveston Nsw Orleans Mobil .. .. Savannah .. Charleston .. Wilmington . Norfolk .. .. New York .. Boston .. .. Total , Tester- day. 948 133 . .. 1.S72 ( 6.141 Last Tsar, (.lot 4.U5 32 4.014 It l.ft 1,M 43 M 18.632 Hayward, Vlck dark's Cotton Letter. Furnished by th Cotton Exchang and ooara or xraa. Nw Orlean. June it. Trading 1n July to-day lacked the snap of th past few days. A good Liverpool with near posi tion, and spot about I points higher, against i to 3 higher due, and a firm opening In New York caused a cor responding advance her but th buying waa not brisk, showing that minor Inter- . eata are pretty well covered and certain nroaers aeait out juiy WHEAT May .. July .. . Sept. .. Dec.. .. CORN May .. , July .. Sept. .. Deo. .. OAT8- May .. July .. . Sept. .. Dec. .. PORK Jan. .. July .. Sent. .. LARD Jan. July. Sept. Oct. P.1BS- July Sept Oct. . .. 61U 60 61 '4 .... mC 614, 6SU 62 Wt. 54 36 .n 17.00 13.70 2 07 3.07 47 1.37 (.17 3 33lJ 604 61? 61. 60 5T4 15 00 J.7 16 6J 3r. .oo 1.00 37 rr .12 7 the Paciflo Coast extension are ' announced In tha Immedlata ruture. That stock was almost the on strong feature of the late trading, though Pennsylvania held firm. Among th weak Issues wer ITnlon Pacific, Amalgamated Copper and KesVling, while the general llat reflected a heavy under tone. The cloalng was fairly active with a feeble rally whloh advanced prices from th lowest level. For the most part, however, th day' gains wer wipea out. noney market conditions were unchanged, call loans ruling around 3 per cent. The demand for tlm loans waa light. A number of railroad re turns, mostly groa earnlnva for ' the first ten months of th flecat year, were reported and all showed marked gains. Wabash reported an Incrsas of almost $325,000 In net for April. Bonds wer Irregular. Total aalea, par value, 32.955.000. United States 2s ad vanced tt gnu in is ana old 4s per 1.11 1. uii ran. ToUl sales wer 401.900 shares, tnclud ing: copper 45.100; B. O. 23.209; C. A O. m. ram u,iw .. tt iv. 4.500: N. W. 3.700; Penna. W.900; Reading 93.000 Southern Rwy. 6.10. pfd. 600; T. C. I. 600 union Pacific 64 600; Steel 21.600; V.-C. C 1, aw; eioaa-onerfieia Bteei 100. CLOSINO STOCK LIST." Adams Express Amalgamated CoDPer American Car tc Foundry .. .. .. American Car A Foundry pfd American Cotton OH American Cotton Oil pfd St. Louis Southwestern St. Louis Southwestern pfd.... Southern Paelflo '.. Southern Pacific pfd- Southern Railway Southern Railway pfd Tennessee Coal i Iron Texaa A Paciflo Toledo, St. Louis aV West Toledo. St Louis A West. pfd.. Union Pacific Union Paciflo pfd United States Expre Unlred Btste Leather United States Leather pfd.. .. United States Realty United Slates Rubber United States Rubber pfd United States Steel.. United States Steal pfd Wirginla-Carolln Chemical .. .. Virginia-Carolina Chemical pfd. Wabash Wabash pfd ... Wells Fargo Expre , Weetlnghouse Electrio Western Union Wheeling A Lak Erie Wlaconsln Central Wisconsin Central pfd Northern Paciflo ., Central Leather Cfntral leather p(d Bioaa-Hnemoia Great Northein pfd It Waa His Business. Harper's Weekly. On day last winter Representative Cushtnan of ths Stat of Wellington was intertalnlng a constituent at luncheon, A man passed whom Mr. Cushmun seised by tha arm and presented tn bla friend. "This is th men," said Cuahman, confi dently, "who haa written more stupid ities than any other living person." Th man from Washington waa so tak en back by the remark, which appeared to him to be the height of Impollteneas, that he sat In open mouthed alienee. Th man Introduced, however, took th ob servation good naturedly, smiling broadly. "Perhaps I should add." continued Cuahman. "that this gentleman Is ons of the official stenographers of tha House." NEW YORK BOND8. V. B. refunding la. registered . 37 K 18.00 16 16.85 (LB 9. S3 900 9 00 9.J7 9 30 9. 12 Naval HI num. Savaniah. (la.. Jim. i .Ti,rn..n.. firm 5V: aales 773: receipts 1.30S: ahln-1 Chiraan mil ments Roslr firm: sale 1.934; rscelpts 4.163; snipmonis ybh; stock 67,840. Quote: A B en 1: ..: u s-i.ni; n, VI m 10 X3.10; r 33.96' O er 9400; H 34.06 to $4.10; I 34.10; K 34 16;' M ' .: H: W O K78; W W H5 to n I S4.9a r I American Express, . American Hid A Leather pfd...... American Ic 1 American lc pfd '.. American Linseed Oil American Linseed Oil pfd American Locomotive American Locomotive pfd American Smelting A Hefng American Smelting ft hefng. pfd. American Sugar Refining American Tobacco pfd. ctf Anaconda Mining Co Atchison Atchison jfd Atlantic Coast Lin Baltimore Ohio Baltimore A Ohio pfd Brooklyn Rapid Transit Canadian Pacific Central of Nw Jersey .. .. Chesapeake A Ohio Chicago A Alton Chicago A Alton pfd .. .. Chicago Great Western Chicago A Northwestern A St. Paul 4t Wilmington, Jun U.-Splr)U turpentine Arm 6tt rerelpt 4 oaaka. Rosin nothing doing; receipts 179, Tar firm 31.90; receipt 110. Ciude turoentln firm, hard fi. -At. S4 i virgin 34.76; receipts Il.tt ' ' The Money Market. Tork, Juns 12. Money on pnll Nsw in a wav which suggested bull selling for soma larger concern, mi pnamon weaaenexi S point . oon after th opening. Nsw crop open d' unchanged with improved went her conditions in th belt against- them. Southwest Texaa had good shower ver . . night and th weather knap promises . showers in th Oulf Coast districts dur ing, ths next 48 hours. Should they nio , terlnliie, th bullish condition of im pending Injury by drought would be re moved and th Improved crop outlook weigh, agalnat th market In th new crop. enowers are likewise ' for Alabama, Mississippi, in varonnaa sma St ther. '- - The Ideas advanced ' est circular ar tyn Inlehtlohs. Tha wnrli .' ' ' 51 for faot and feature to - bullish argument to help sustain- th . W" maraei in new crops until a crop scar 1' ; can be worked at on tlm or other. Th A;. majority her take a different view of WMWnrton . um - Mijllctiidti M to ' Tlie Dry Good Market. -this season or not, better cron Tanrt 2?il"fi SL' "i'fJs0l.t?J .- , ! -;1wthr condition so far fully Justify iraT.I!; JaZZZa - .T1 "at'ngs p,& anticipation of ampl yi i But foiTow Th.vdICjS t'&Jli'XE! 10 1 . . 1 aa rsDeatedlV stated, tha a.,. ... tZl i0,J?w'.. Jn?y b"1" bout 9 per twn two grindstones, ths .trilrd XT. ZZTuJ!;, h'" id crops below, and Intantu.. Nr. .'"T" ""V-.TT". r1""'- ? k and rmer. 340 .. 10HU 4 K'l 33 91 220 1H 22W 4J 72 116 llt . 103 . 147H 93V, . S44, . 10 . ZM6 . 6 . 39 71679 . Ml . lo . 11 . 29 . 97 . 64 6 . 1384 . X34a . 6at . 46 , as ai 46 i n..i. m hit zvfc to J nar Mnt.! rulln t-.. - i i win oe oi great bene-1 """r"" urn loans dull iiWwi-- v.ii.-T ' - I and steaoy; v aay to 4M ear aa "" i In Mr. PnV, l.il days 44 to 4U; six months 4V to a t" no, .V""1!' 1 tvD cal of Mew Va-it rim mrcsntu paper 6 to 6V6. Starina-1 :"""":f"""f f. ".-. . . . '': ..h... it.m tut - tiM-m i. . i ini.maiionai t'aoer oto.. .. . be used for mand and at 9ih3 to (483 6 for 30 day bills. f"" rates w to wn. commercial bills Mi. Bar silver (4. Mexican dol lars 6014. . ; -i - wueaJ iJs'w'rli ? rCi; VTr 2r"d" '? "IT China a, t Short CiT. '.ffi s Ports. Cotton ysrn. ar llrme nation in oi v., - bv ratiltal to (."''' above In New '.''i '"S eneratlons under th circumstances .arth aafest way to participate In th markta . ; - ' f v: , r.Th weekly weather report from - Washington - prominently mentions ::, droughty 'condition In th southern half of the Oulf Stales, which temrwraruy , steadied th market but with relief ao , dolose III sight th effect did not last.' i Export demand seems out of the inar . ; ' Set d the only spot buying now is against July futures. Spots ar steadv . ' mor notion out but Mmlts impractloabt . . . Th flrmne of . New York is to. day holding our market for future. '' -"S,t-h:-"k ' , 't, i ' C P. EMI Coa Cotton Letter. ' ipeciat to The Observer. V , ( 'n NW brlesns. ' Jun 11-Th urgent d ; f Wiand from July short In th Wal mar , ket appeared to hav abated to-day and w tfclnk t talk of orr la that ; Seaboard Air line Stock. Baltlmor. Jun 12 a a. I- vm.mM. iu. nwvnin; nuing. ' OF. BRIOIIfS DISEASE. , Oa. A.' Sherman, , Lisbon Red Mills, Lawrenc Coi, N. T.. wnt.si " i ha ha. riey dlseaa for many yeat nd bad been "7 pny.iciana ror twelve years; Chlcsgo Terminal A Trans.. Chicago Terminal A Trans, pfd, C, C. C A St. Louis Colorado Fuel A Iron Colorado A Southern Colorado A Southern 1st pfd., ., , Colorado A Southern 2nd pfd Consolidated Gaa , Corn Products Refining Corn Products Refining pfd Delaware A Hudson Delaware, Lackawanna A West... Denver A Rlo Grande Denver A Klo Orand pfd DisUlisr7 Seourltle , Erl , Kn jet pro., ,, . ,, ,. .... .... .w 7au Erl 2nd pfd.. ., .. ..' imj mm oV zo ...... -n.n-im, m ,, , t International Paper pfd.. at' J?! S"1ir ".-i- " . IT ivw mhii.1 pin.,,, , Kansaa city Bouthern Kanaas City Bouthern pfd.. Uuui.vm. m asnvui anhattan L.. .. .. Metropolitan Securities.. Metropolitan Bt. Ry Mexican Central . Mlfinautwilla a at ff.mil. Ulna- lii B a. a-,.i ml tV Minn., St P. A Sault Sta M, pfd.. 174 Missouri Paciflo.. .. ,. ., 4. 97. Missouri. Kansas A Texas ,.,, . ,; m Missouri, Kansas Texas pfd.. . . 9 ' National d ..... ... fa National ,H. R, of Maxloo pfd.i.... U Nw Tork Centra,. , jo New Tork, Ontario A Western., ., 61 Norfolk A Western .. .. .. .. k. Noroik A Wtern pfd, 90 North American .1 .. , ,,. ,, .97 Pacmo stall ... ,... M W Wlissow wan). fKplt es ts .gelt' ta . Bat fa ; rs 4j t ... . .. .. M 4 t , Uflsl. a .k .t .,,1,.....'. 4li bad tskan a well-known htdr mentoins VVtxZl ?af SU Loula. ' .' fQ and other remedies that wer recom. Z. . I. . X"r" .'J ,62' using Foley' Kidney Cur, halt bottle relieved me and Tha . flrac anA AII kul , I nave mia ma oi itus f.rn, dlaeaae. Befor I began taklna vm... Cure I had to mak water about everr fifteen minutes, dav anit hiaM ..a ii 11, .-u.. euiHiianoaf ana nini-. m .umy auoaianc, would hav died If . had Pullman Palac Car.. Reading 1st pfd.v ., . 1 a, . a a a " - 141 H so , M Folsy1 Kidney Cur" some. I believe 1 Pot - taken Reading 2nd pfd.... ,,y : M Hepuhllo Steel ,. ., ; , Sti Republic Btefj pfd ,, ,. ... ,, ,, J04ti R.Hk Ilnd Co.,",.. ,-4. Sf.il huhber flood. . i. ., ,( Rubber Goods pfd.. t. .. '.. .. ,, ' ' St Louis A Sao Fran, dnd pfd..,,. 46 U. S. refunding 3. Coupon i'. o. ss, registers .. .. U. 8. 3s. coupon U. 8. Old 4a. registered . U. 8. Old 4a, coupon .. U. S. Now 4s, registered U. 8. New 4s. oouoon .. American Tobacco 4s.. . American Tobacco ., ., Atchison general 4a.. .. Atchison adjustment 4s.. Atlantic Coast Lin 4s.. aBltimor A Ohio 4a 10314 uaiumore t onio fts, Brooklyn R T. cv. 4 Central of Georgia 6.. Central of Georgia 1st Inc central or Georgia zna ino Central of Georgia 3d In Cbeaapeak A Ohio 4 Chlcsgo A Alton 3tts Chicago, B. A Qulncy new 4s Chicago, R. I. A Pacific R. R. 4s.. Chicago, R. I. A P. R. R col. 6s... C. C, C. A St Louis gen. 4s Colorado Industrial 6s Series A... Colorado Industrial 6 Sr, B Colorado Midland 4a Colorado A Southern 4a... Cuba 5s Denver A Rlo Grande 4a.. Dlatlllers' Securities 6 Erl prior Hen 4a.. .. , Krle General 4s Hocking Valley 4H ofd. Japan 6s Japan 6s, 2nd Series Jspan 4lts. ctfs Japan 44 ctfs. 2nd Series iuisvine el Nash. Unified 4. Manufacturers and Jobbers Frequently find it necessary to hav Banking Facilities in ad dition to thos offered by local banks. THS First National Bank of Richmond, Virginia, With II. 350.000. 00 Capital i, 000,000.0 Deposits 17,000,009.00 Total Resoure Offer Just the Additional Fa cilities Required. Jno. B. Furcell. President; Jno. M. MUler. Jr.. Vice Presi dent: Chae. R. Burnett As sistant Cashier: J. C. Joplln, Assistant Cashlar. aaa ss-J eeuah tegsa aaw sa-Mrf ' 1 M GREENSBORO SUPPLY CO. 6reeosbon, K. C Mill Supplies and Machinery MOTORS AXD DYNAMOS, STK-I AXD POWF.U PIMPS, GASO LINE ENGINES, rRO.f WORKINO MAUIINEKY, WOOD IWRE PLASTEIl MACH1N EXt Y. Direct RegreseiUUves THE 6R0WNELL CO. Biikrs iaJ Ctsbies Diytoi, Olut JENCKES SPIrMNINC CO. PAWTUCKET, R. I. COTTOI TARN SPINNERS. CONVERTERS AND DEALERS. Correspondence With Southern Spinners Solicited. COTTON SEED OIL and Gin Machinery NOT IN ANY COMBINATION OR TRUST. CompUt plant from fifteen to two hundred ton capacity. Spe cial small oil plants for sln nrla. CompUt cotton gin ntng systema E. Van Winkle Gin and Machine Works, ATLANTA, - - GEORGIA. O. a. ROBBINS 1ahh1aVm. a . Asa 4 am 0t rr f ill TATSfO VyOIIlIJieLt? UU U.1 DIlirilL 1UI VUtlUU Mill, "V. a uwui and' General Machnery. CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA CROMPTON-THAYER LOOM CO WORCESTER, MASS. FANCY COTTON AND GINGHAM. TOvTXIa DAMASK. QTJTLT, CASSIMERC. BLANKET LOOMS. jtTC POBB1K8, BOX MOTIONS, REPAIRS. ETC SOUTHERN OFFICEl CHARXOTTE, N. 01 ALEXANDER ft GARSED. Manarers. TOU WANT ONLY THE BEST n.11 n i ir-.Li Ask any experienced (Inner about ! PRATT, EAOLE. 8MITH, WIN8HIP. MUNOER s. If interested w would Ilk to snow ' you wnat tnousanas or iir-iong eu tomers say. Writ for catalog us and testimonial nooxiet. , Manhattan consul cold 4s inoV M:.!ranarIc.v.::::. SvHUGH MACRAE CO., Bankers en. (.. Minn. A St. Louis 4s Missouri, Kansas A Texas 4a.. .. Missouri. Kansas A Texas 2nd National R. K. of Mexico consol 4a rew iorx central ;n rw Jersey (.'antral gt nwiwn I'aonio ta.. ,. ., ., Northern Pacific 3a Norfolk A Western consol 4s.. .. Oron Short Line rfds. 4a Penn. cv. 3H .. Reading Oeneral 4a , Bt. IjouIs A Iron Mountain cot. 6 Ht. Louis A Ban Francisco tg. 4s.. 81. Louis Southwestern con. 4.. Seaboard Air Line 4.. .. Bouthern Pclno 4 Southern Paciflo let 4a ctfs Southern Railway Cs . IsxaaA Paciflo lata Toledo, St. L. A Western 4s union racino 4s ITnlon Pacific cv. 4a If. 8. Steel 2nd 6m ; " Wabash Ists ' Wabash Deb. B ' Wstrn Md. 4 ,. ' Wheelln A Lnke Krle 4s Wisconsin Central 4a " Japan 4s ctfs ' MlsoalUnoona 80 them Seen rt tie WILMINOTON, N. C. Waahlncton, D. C, 401 Colorado Bide Cotton Mill Stocks few RICHARD A. BLYTHE, Commission Merchant. COTTON WARPS AXD YARNS. ofd. No. 114 Chestnut Street. PHILADELPHIA, . . . . CONTINENTAL GIN COMPANY CHARLOTTE. N. O HIGH 'GRADE SPINDLE. LOOM, ENGINE AND VALVE 0 LS PA. A. D. SALKELD is BRO., COMMISSION MElvClIAVTS SS-TS Leonard St., NEW YORK. FISH BY THE MILLION. . New Enitlnnri I iKhcraicn Cauirht li.V. M.000 Worth In lsof ' Scrap Book. The results of th New tCna-lan fisheries In 1I0S brok alt Main contnoutea to th fonit a.m. ply of the world 1.000.000.000 niKk.,1 sardlnea valued at 15,000,000, and In ircaii usn aione uoston sold 14.000. 000 worth. , - , . . ' in rreai " r wnarr in . nt.. nanaiea vv,uuv,oo . pound of frh nsa, -vaiua at 3,400,000. At this wnari as manr aa nnr nihin. w. Mia hay been moored at on time. uioucneeiar, in noma of th Orand Banks' Bahlna fleet, provided rAV h world' consumption 116,000 pounds wi -an nan, vaiuea at 1,760,000, and hand lad fresh fish to tha value of 11 . 000,000.- ,-, v. .. In th latter part of ltol a Mi... Won wai 1 promlMd in flshlnr mthod TJ Vw ?"""" aw iieam trawler w ma iieei. 01 nc nsninw beaan on tha Bank th work hu bH.J.. "T ""iiina veaaoia, wnicn send out Z .... nn"s srounds And t IZ. L . TJr"a oack and urn. uviween uosion ana. tha n. m,. ara at th mercy of storm. . -tnr ar now mor than 600 vs's sels of all si In tha flahina a... ran;ln In. falu from $1,000 to 111 I 00C, th entlr flet belns Valued at about ll.OOO.OOS. If tha'fipray! th new sttel trawl.r, doe tha wofk e. Pctd of her, It may means th pass. Ins of tha otd-tlra solllns; flat. -: Th new steamer coat her owners leO.OOO. fih I eoulonaV .J. Vl.".. of all fishing- operation being carried on from he dwk liw ,1 --- . - - - - -. ... v u t ins us of done 'and th consequent iosa of ...w sinuusm uyvu nm 01a method ' WILL CURB CONSUMPTION. A. -'A.-' Herren. Finch. i,k I'J.-L. "Foley's Jlonsr and Tar la thaK.r.":Z! pa ration for oouah. colds and fun trouble. I know that It has cured oon. sumption In the first states.'1' You never beard of any on Usln Foley Honey snd Tar and -aot bain a aatiaat n . a. " u, COTTTON YARNS. WITH FredTc Victor & Achelis. WM. D'OLIER & C07 IvOMMinNIOlV MERCHANTS COTTON YARNS Third and Chestnat Rta. Mariner and Merchant Bids. PIULADELPIIIA, PA. Sorxure Boll Otto and Oreaae. Labrl cstttns Or s sea. ReadyMlxwd Patata, . Cold Wator PalntA Afeols WatUas Dmsiium Composusda, GEO. B. HISS OIL CO. CHARLOTTE, X. C f j J. SPENCER TURNER CO. COMMISSION MERCHANTS. OFFTCESi Xw York, Philadelphia, Chicago, St. Lowia, Loadoa, Yarns and Cotton Piece Goods. D. A. Hurley, BROKER. Cotton, Stocks, Grain and Provisions . , -1 . PROMPT EXECUTIONS. No Interest Charted on Stocks. P. O. Dos . WS) Pay TIesranfa Tolia. ROCK HILL . . . S. C. PAULSON, LINKROUM & CO. - Cotton Yarns ST-lt LEONARD STREET ISO CHESTNUT STKKKT SIS MONROE SI-HEAT NEW YORS; PUILADEXI'HIA CIIICAOO v bono Department WACHOVIA LOAN 1 1RUST COM, . VVINSTON-SALEM, N. C ' V BONOS AND aTTCCkaV , ' W invito : from parti Our '" list of 1 invaaimmts malld pon application, , corrMoondenca dsslrlns to buy Ill- -t-r-! i ) i jvrrw. r ft its - -. J ' -';:,'". i'.:?'-''-: : -' .;-(-''ssl-. ESTABLISHED 1119 , C. P Ellis & COMPANY Ccttoii Oranissica Masts MEMBERS OF Th Nw Tork Cotton Bxohans, Nsw Orleans Cotton Kzchang, Liverpool wunon orsMrr Association, WW Of" isaas rjoara or iTa. Ooiton sTschanre naildinc NEW ORLEANS . Spsclal attention rtvn to ieuttnt of order In aontraota fop futar a. Hvary ar aorton in an tha marketA CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED. HUBBARD BROS, ft CO. HANOVER SQUARE, NEW TORSi, MEMBERS OP. Nw Tork Cotton Ex. ; chang. t N Orlean Cotton Ea. Chang, Aasodat Mamser Llvtr pool Cotton Exchange, . ORDERS SOLICITED Per tha par. ; ahas and aai of ootton r futur . -, Salivary. Corrsapondsne invtud. . JAMES E. MITCIIELL CO COMMISSION M1CUC1IANT8. - , Cotton .Yarns and Cotton vv. 'v-: Cloths. -V'-.-: ! CNsrONlilENTS sLirrTtrr. ' Phlladciplila, till and 134 afwnu ft, linaen, I" imimrr EU Ktw York. Ko. U Leonard ft. hamod;, vick & ClARK MILLER S, CO. - BANKERS AND BftOKRltS, 3 Broadway, New Yrl. Memrrtt New fork Stock KirUnw. New Tork Cotton Fsrhange. New . I'roduc Kxchanje, New Tfork CoTn 1 1. rhans. C hina ao nnard ef Trmi. J Orion n Otton Fwrhana;. Ne 1 Board of Trade, phlaaliihla nn n 1 Ohenge, Uvarpool Oiton Asaoi-m 1 nn, Kxecutlvs order for th pur. ,,, sal of cation, stock, grain or i : , Ions forcash or on martin. iectsl oitaniloa to Older I f Thon or MeRrer-h. . Urnnrh fmicer Jtooma t. I anj T C -yr Building, Or-envl!e. a C .; .r. b. xisxxxvz?., v-... r
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