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CIURLOTTE DAILY OBSERVER; JUNE 20,1906. ; 9 t. r l COMMEECE AK 1) r FIN AK CK . EllVOl,S, VNKirrrtKD MARRET March ho Only Monii Miowlng No . Ixma at the C lone A Dtx'ltno ( the . Opening and Jiew , Low ,Vevti at ',,.. Mid-Uay. -..V'.. , ;s Nsw York,, June H.-Cpntlnued Haulda-tlen- by July Jongs u the , feature In : tta'cottonV market. ' which , ruled very nervous and . unsettled. ' The olose was - barely steady,' aad net unchangd to ' points "lower, .March , being v ine , only 1 month showing no ' Iom. Sales for th V day were estimated at t,000 bales. The opening wu steady at a decline of I to points, which was hardly a full response to the eaeles and reflected pos sibly a privato crop report Issued late i yeaterday claiming a deterioration of La l'.nrr cent for the laat half-month, to-TN-fltber with the expeutation of a bull--'Ah weekly bureau report at .mid-day. -' There wae eotne buying for ia turn et the - opening -and the market shewed a dla ,J noaltlon to do a little better cover ing of new erop shorta. but soon ened tinder a renewal of July liquidation . and sold oft to a net decline of about i ' to 13 points. The weekly weather report " rtatJ thatTthe -dreuthy ettKMtlone--4n the Southwest were - becoming eerloua ; and mentioned the excess precipitation i la the eastern belt, but the rally follow. Ing was-a matter ef only I or I points " and the market later broke to a new low level: for the 4r lth July selling ' aom I to , 4 points under, October 23 points down from last night at and over a cent below the high level touched on ' ' May IT. The close waa at Just about V the lowest notot en the active months nod these- positions showed losses rang- lnf from I to 23 polnta. .' neceipis ai tne puria iu-u J cmrrwi against (.Ml last week end 14,440 last year. For the week SO. 000 bales, against 9.470 last week and 78.067 Inst year. To. day's receipts at New Orleans 2.11ft balea egalnat S.294 last year, and nt Houston 8.171 bales, against i.8 last year. .'i i ". New Orleans Cotton. ' New Orleans, June 19. Cotton, apot closed quiet at a decline of 14 under yesterday. Sales were -40 on ' the spot and l.(M to arrive, a total of J.060; mid. dllng 10 15-18. ..Futures opened steady but at a decline of 1 to U polnta under yesterday's clos ing on Liverpool cables. Liquidation by longs and brisk short selling kept the market down throughout the session. On -July, eeperlally, tne longs concen trated their selling, tbls month opening ll polnta down ana drooped an -Additional 10 polnta to the loweat shortly before the, oloaing. The general list closed ateady at a decline of 7 to II points un der yesterday's close and a decline of 4 to 14 points from to-day's opening. New Orleans Future. ' New Orleans. June IS. Cotton futures Closed steady as follows: Jan. 10.37: Feb. ; March 10.49; April ; May ; June ton nominal. July 10.17: Aug. 10.4H: Sept. 10.41; Oct. 10.3; Nov. Itf.S; Dec W.tt New' York Cotton. New York. June . Cotton. eot clos ed quiet IS points decline; middling up lands 10.96: middling gulf 11.20; sales U balea. Futures closed barely Prices ranged as follows: steady. Open. High. Low. Close. June 10.41 10.41 10.30 .July 10.60 10.60 1031 10.31 Aug 10.46 10.46 10.31 10.32 Sept 10.41 10.41 10.30 10.30 Oct. 10.40 10.45 10.31 1033 Nov 10.38 . lO.ffi Dec 10.46 10.61 10..19 10.39 Jan 10.49 10.66 10.46 10 44 Feb 10.60 b 10 44 March .. v.. 10.6 10.61 1061 10.61 Liverpool Cotton. Liverpool, June 19. Closing: Cotton, put In fair demand: prices 1 point low er, American middling fair 8.66; good middling 6.1:; middling 10; low middling 1.92; good ordinary 5.72; ordlnnry 6.6 The aalea of the duy were 10.000 bales, of which 1,000 were for speculation and export and Included 9.800 American. Re ceipts 10.000 bales. Including 3.000 Ameri can. Futures opened quiet and clotted eaay; American middling g. o. c. June 6.78 to 6.79; June-July 6.73: July-Aug. 6.77; to 6.78; Aug.-Sept. 6.71; Sept -Oct. 1.64 to 6.66; Oct.-Nov. 6.69 to 6 SO; Nov. -Dec. 6.59; Petl-Jan. 5.69- Jan.-Keh. 6.59 to 6.60; Feb.-March 6.61; March-April 3.62 to 6.63: April-May t3 to 6.94. CHARLOTTK COTTON MARKET. These prioes represent the prices paid to wagons: June 19. Good middling HVi Strict middling ni Middling u Oood middling, tinged ll BUIns I to 10 PORT MOVEMENT. Oalvcston, Arm.. 111-16 New Orleans, quiet 10 15-16 Mobile, nominal 10 Savannah, sulci 10 Charleston, quiet 10 wumington. steaay. Norfolk, quiet Baltimore, nominal New York, quiet 11.10 BoMon 11.1(1 Philadelphia, quiet n.jo Houston, dull 11 i-ig Augusta, quiet ll'i Memphis, quiet xpl Bt Louis, quiet 11 f-ig Cincinnati Louisville, nrm u Comparative Tort Receipt. - June It. ' Tester- Last day. Year. Galveston 8083 .no New Orleans J.1IH 2.2C4 Mobile 24 157 Bavahnah 1.6R3 2.4x9 Charleston Xl8 16 Wilmington , 121 Norfolk 146 3.0K2 NeW York 44 Boston - 27 Total 8.000 U4t0 Estimates. June it. . To- Last dav. year. New Orleans 1.0CO-2.000 4.2M Houston 600 3,78 Galveston .. ., 2,000-2.60 8.293 Interior Hour-lpts. June 19. - Tester- Last day. Year. Memphis 78 1.236 Augusta 1.3K0 Bt. Louis .. .. ' 427 Cincinnati 267.. Houston i ,C. I. Kills Co.'a Cotton liCtter. v Bpeclal to The Observer. 1 New Orleans. I.e., June 19. As a natural result of the Insane buying of July by speculators attracted by rumors of a probable oorner In that month, which rumor was circulated only to stampede the short Interest and create a ' selling market for the bulla, we And July now the weakest position on tho list, under reselling by dlsnppolnted buy- ' ere on a murket devoid or support. In ths process of this liquidation July at New York has been driven 10 points un- , der December - and In the local market ' July has .lately lost 48 polnta, while Oc tober and December have declined only ,18 polnta from the best prices reached ' In the late advance, 1 " Meanwhile, snots have receded to) JOlft-14 cents for middling on an ex-'W-tremety moderate business,. For spec- , ulstive purposes, the old crop should be 1st severely alone by all who do not con- i ..template actual receipt or delivery of Naeotton. If this Is done, the liauldatlnn will nroesed alon natural lln mnA value determined by the actual trade de mand, but ahort selling by speculators not fortified with cotton Is an open Invl. Etlon to manipulation. The new crop progressing splendidly. The .eastern It has had magnificent rains during the lat week and, with- the exception , of small territory In south Tesas, where moiature would ' now be natural. ' the general crop condition Is about all that could be asked.- - ' .- -. ? , Belling of new crops IS still greatly re stricted throe gh the fear or belief that . detorlatlon from some cause will come "sooner or Utter and give n better selling basis, but unless thla fear is realised within the next 39 days, we - think - It will be difficult to maintain-prices at i&.. - ..'' i- ' ' - J- r. KbLis co... : a ; : "" 1 " i . . ). Hubbard Bros', a) Co.' Cotton Letter. : Bpeclal -to 'Tho Observer, !',,.:& , New Yorky June 19. Liquidation of the July Interest has been the marked fea ture of the day; The weather report was not specially reusurrlng but the trade ' believes that the crop may easily revnln any local set-back at so early date. This defers. buyers, and sellers have been en couraged by the collar of- the July onotatlons. .New crop have shared the drop but .to' a les, degree, tbere Is but ; little- pew bnatnees. Trading , la profea ajitaal. but . the relative high price wU) attract sellers unless a serious erop In. jury is incurred. Of tills there . Is no reality t this moment. 1 cLj i, , , 11L BUABP BROS. CO., ; lUyward. Vide CUrk'g Cottoa tt- -. '-' ? -.. - . V , V- ' ; - - Furnished by the Cottoa' Exchange and Board of Trade. r. ' i '. New Orleans, June 19. Tha ggreg slvely bearish, feeling predominating like with professional and the rub llo and never yet affected by either drouth or rain damage newa,1 found propitious condltlona to-day-to ventl late iteelf and did without hestta t ion. 'As soon as It was learned nt the opening; that July would not be supported, everyobdy Ventured to sell a little, causing a quick break ot points; While liquidation In that op tioq seems unopposed at present and a further decline In It might follow before notice day, it la - absolutely Impossible to . make any predictions aa to futures, aa so much depends on the whim of leading operator and condltlona are so favorable to aqueese on short notices. Loverpool. hearing ot the lack, of support In July declined sharply In the near positions, 'which In favor of the abort side to-day were the optlmlntlo accounts given ot the Texas and Territory crops by the Oal-veatoa-Dallaa Newa which makes lit tle) mention ..of drought damage; then, a favorable weather . map showing beneficial showers . widely distributed In the central portion of the - belt, hardly any ratn In the Eastern 8tate and Improved prospecta for rain dur ing tha next 48 hours In Southern Texas: "f. TT: rr:" " 1 . '. ..'.-- Mlller" A Cos Cotton fjetter. Special to The Observer. New York. June 19. Clearing skies over the Atlantic district afur nearly ten days of clouds and rain, changed a steady Liverpool into a; weaa one. oui the real weakness was centered In the July option In this market, where long liquidation uontlnued - .uninterruptedly until the close. July lost 83 points, clos ing at tha bottom, and is now selling at a discount under all the new crop months. Thla Is quite a change from the proud position recently neld uf 70 points premium ever October. While there Is an excellent demand for cotton of good grade and character, low grades, tinged, atalned. and all of duaty or sandy char acter, are a drug on the market. Un fortunately there ia a large proportion of such cotton in our local stock, and thla will naturally be disposed of by tender against July contracts unless they should decline to a sufficient discount below August or later months, to pay the carrying charges and interest. Late this afternoon there was a rumor ef rains in Texas, but when the rumor was run down, it was discovered that the rain had occurred in Marshall, In the northeastern part of the Btato, where no rain Is needed. On the other hand the southern oortion is still In the throes of the drought, the existence of which Is officially confirmed by the weekly weather report to-day. The same weekly report confirms damage from excessive rainfall in ths Atlantic dis trict, and, taken as a whole, was of rather a bullish tenor. For that reason, notwithstanding the severe liquidation in July, which naturully unsettled all values the new crop months lost only 8 to 9 points; sgatnst a decline of 23 in Jury. Liverpool Is due to come 6 to down on old crop, and about 8 lower on the far positions. MILLER CO. Xew .York Produce. New York. June 19. Flour steady but dull. Rye fluor quiet. Corn meal steady. Rye dull. Barley nominal. wheat steady; No. 2, red 94 elevator; options steady at lac. nst decline: July Sept. 88; Dec. 89. Corn easy; No. 2. 69, elevator: optlona to lc. net lower; July 68; Sept. 68K; Deo. 67H- Oats steady: mixed 4H6. Beef steady. Cut meats firm. Lard barely steady; Western prime 88.90 nominal. Refined easy; continent (9.30. - fork steady. Tallow steady. Cotton seed oil was barely steady, but ? rices were practically unchanged, 'rime crude f. o. b. mills 26V4 nominal new crop; prime summer yellow io to 36; prime white 40 to 41; prime winter yellow 40 to 41. Butter Arm. unchanged. Cheese firm, unchanged. Eggs steady, unchanged. Peanuts easy, unchanged. Freights to Liverpool dull, unchanged. Potatoes firm, unchanged. Cabbages easy, un changed. Rosin firm 84.05. Turpentine Arm. Rice Arm. Molasses ateady. Coffee, spot Rio uteady; No. 7, Invoice t; mild steady. Futures steady, net unchanged. Sugar raw firm; fair reAnrng 3; centrifugal 9 to 3 17-32; molasses sugar 2. Keflned Arm. Baltimore Produce. Baltimore. June 19.--Flour quiet, un changed. Wheat steady; apot contract 86Vi to 8844. Corn dull and lower: apot 51 to 60 V.; Southern white 67 to 69. Oats dull and lower: No. t mixed 43U to 44. Rye steady; No. I. Western 69 to 70. uui ii . . i n j , uitvu.iiCTi, I . Ill . 1 1 1 1 1 1 n- tion 17 to 18; do creamery 21 to 22. Kaga steady iwc. .'neese active, unchanged; large 11 ,; small 11 . Sugar firm, un changed. CHARLOTTK PRODUCES MARKET. (Corrected dally by J. W. Zimmerman company.) Chlekens-Sprlng 1! 38 Hene-Per-head 36 49 Ducks 86 Eggs 16 Rye 80 Corn 76 IJT7 Cotton Seed 23Vt Oats-Feed 60 ff66 Oat Seed ,.. 64 &4 Chicago Grain. ' Chicago, June 19. Additional rain throiialiout the central west caused re newed weakness In the local grain titer ket to-day. At the close wheat for1 tha July delivery was off Vt to i. Corn was down lc. Oats showed a lose of T4 to lo. and provisions were H to 10c. lower. - Chicago Grain and rrorlslon. June 19. WHEAT High Low Close May m fc, IW4 July MW K2V4 Pl Sept 84! Hiil 83 May .. Sept. July OATb May July Sept I'tJHK- (1 SDH n 50 6ie 384 3!vl 87 36 864 July 17.00 16.76 16.90 16.60 8.16 8 77 6.90 9.87 9.2IU 1.07 17.M 16.61 Sept. .. Oct. .. LARD Jan. .. July .. Sep. .. RI US July .. . Sept... Oct. .. 8.17 8.62 8.97 46 8.30 9.13 111 680 8.96 8 40 9.27 9.10 a e ee eee " Naval Store. - - - vVllmlngton. June 19. Spirits turpen tine steady 67; receipts 2 casks. 'j Rosin steady 83.40; receipts 174. ' ' ' Tar Arm 32.00; recetpts 14 Crude turpentine Arm) hard 8290; dip 14.40; virgin 4.56j recelpU 86. . Savannah. Oa.i June 19. Turpentine Arm. 67 H; sales, 608; receipts 1,102; shlpr ments 71. -. Rosin Arm; sales t,43: receipts 4.109) shipments 670: stock 60,904. Quote: A H C 83.60; D 83.70,- R 88 90) F 84.00) O 84.0) H 84. ; 1 84.20: K 84 26; M $4.30; N 4.45; W U 84.60; W W K80. , . . .' , ... . aoner- Msirket. ' : I ': New York, June 19.' Money on call steady im to 4 per cent.) ruling rate 84) closing bid 84s offered at 3Vt, Time loans Steady; SO days 4H Per cent; 90 daye 44 to 44) six months 6. Prim mercantile paper I to 6H per cent, Rrerllng ex change weak at 84S.36 to 64h5.40 for d mend and at 142 60 to 842.66 for 80 day bills. Posted rates 343314 to 64M and 84WI4 to 64K7. Commercial bills tiC. war silver wot; Mexican oonars :;; 7 Vt1m l)rv 1 4Toda'" Meei'i1' New York. Juno 19. Lonsdale sheet ings were advanced-H. a yard to-day and Hill sheetings He. a yard. The mar ket for the day waa steady on all goods, except print cloths . end heavy brown cottons, which are st'll weak. The ex. port trade la very dult. Cotton yarns show a , slight recession' In - price, but spinners refuse to lake orders treejy at lower Jiuraa,;. ,, ,.. ,Vlt ,v , ,,,,;. . FENNSYLTANIA ON A teOOM. Stock Iluahrs Un to 1SS Momentarily Homo, Speculative KavorlUf, yiay m i-xn, ,.s ..., ' - , New York., June IsThere was a sub stantial recovery in prices of etook to day from the downward ceuree which mmm nurauad throuah last . Week and which was carried over Into yesterday s market. - ,. . '-- ' . Tha rush- to htiv Pennsylvania this morning on tha offiuinl announcement ot the terms oi the fans loan tna'oatea a decided misapprehension on the part of m.v nt tha mIIhi-s vaaterdav It Was the eager rush to bay on the part of this class that caused the widespread rise In the opening quotations ot tne siooa, which ' earrlar It us to as hlah as 131 This prloe was only momentarily held and was not touched again during the day.' The Pennsylvania loan operation. however, was a strong influence in the whole - market. varloua rumore were current to-day of Intended recourse to forelrn money markets tot several' other Important railroad systems which are In need or targe soma oc capital to carry out prelected improvements. The effect of the breaking of tha drought In the winter wheat region had. some belated effect In to-day's market, after havlni been offset by the contrary Influence o the - weakness In , Pennsylvania. To day'i market was unsettled at times by the violent slump In Interborough Metro politan consequent upon the withdraw ing of the peg which baa been inserted in that stock at 60 since the reorgan isxtlen plan went Into effect. .The aban donment of support waa the Occasion of very busy dlseusslon of Its probable rea son. The trading became Intensely dull at tne nign level, nut prtoea were pretty wall maintained with the auatalnlnc In fluence of the special strength In Balti more aV Ohio. Positive assertions ware made of the prospect of an Increased dividend rate on this .stock, .Otherwise the principal atrength of the day was shown In the same speculative favorites as for some time. Conditions In the lo cnl money market were but little chang ed. Ratea for time loana for the shorter periods were called slightly eaaler, but were strongly held for the longer pe riods. The realising In the nnal hoar waa well absorbed and the closing tone waa Arm. Bonds were Irregular. Total sates, par value. 81.740,000. United States 3s regis tered advanced U and tha new 4a regis tered declined U on call. Total rales were 1.011,400 shares. Includ ing: Copper 68.400; Cotton Oil 900. Smelt ing 26.700; Tobacco 700; Anuconda 29,9rt; A. C. L. 500; B. R. T. 30.100; C. 0. 4.800; Bt. Paul 22.400; L. N 1.600; N. ft W. 3800; Penna. 146,700: Reading 167.600; Southern 19,900. pfd. 100: T. C. I. 400; Un ion TaclAc 107.200; 8teel 66.100; Va.-Caro. Chem. ); Sheffield 1.300; Interborough Met. 99.400. Seaboard Air Line Stock. Baltimore, June 19. S. A. L. common 80 asked; do pfd. netblng doing. CIXISINO STOCK LIST. Adams bxpreaa 240 Amalgamated Copper 1044 American Car Foundry 39- American Car ft Foundry pfd 10uV American Cotton Oil 824 American Cotton Oil pfd i American Express 220 Amsrlcan Hide Leather pfd 294 American Ice 624 American Ice pfd American Llnaeed Oil , .. 194 American Unaeed Oil pfd ; 414 American Locomotive .... 714 American lxcomntlv pfd 116 American Smelting & Refng 1494 American Smelting at Kefag. pfd.. 1164 American Sugar Refining 1924 American Tobacco pfd. ctf 101 Anaconda Mining Co 2474 Atchison H4 Atchison pfd lit Atlantic Couat Line 1444 Baltimore & Ohio 117 Baltimore & Ohio pfd 92 Brooklyn Rapid Transit 604 Canadian Pacific 1594 Central ot New Jersey 228 Chesupeake Ohio 67 Chicago tt Alton 27 Chicago aV Alton pfd 71 Chicago Great W'cetem 17S Chlcugo ft Northwestern 3C2 Chicago. Mil. at St. Paul 1764 Chicago Terminal & Trans 12 Chlcaco Terminal A Trans, nfd.... Jo C C, C. St. Lnuia Colorado Fuel & Iron 624 Colorado at Southern 234 Colorado at Southern let Dfd tie Colorado at Southern 2nd pfd 4S Consolidated Oaa 140 Corn Products Refining 22 Corn Products Refining pfd fo Delaware A Hudson 223 Delaware. I-acKumannu A West., ksi Denver &. Rio Grande 444 Denver A Rio Grand pfd K74 Distillers' Securities b'.fi Erie 434 Erie 1st pfd 74 Erie 2nd Dfd 6xI Oeneral Electric IK Hocking Vslley l?7 Illinois central 1764, International Paper 1x4 International Paper pfd KI4 International PumD 61 International Pump pfd KG Iowa Central n lowa central pfd 51 Kansaa City Southern Kanaaa City Southern pfd Louisville & Nashville 1464 Manhattan L Metropolitan Securities Metropolitan St. Ry Mexican Central Minneapolis & St. Louis Minn.. St. P. fiault Ste. M Minn.. Bt. P. at Bnult Ste. M. pfd.. Missouri Pacific Missouri. Kansas 4 Texss Missouri, Kansas A Texas pfd.. .. National Lead National R. R. of Mexico pfd.. .. 21 66 1f4 174 M 334 New York Central 137 New York, Ontario at Western .,. K Norfolk At Western 384 Norfolk A Western pfd so North American , 96U Pacific Mall 34 Pennsylvania 132 Peoples Oaa 914 Plttaburg. C. C. A 8L Louia no Pressed Steel Car 49 Pressed Steel Car pfd la Pullman Palace Car 223 Reading 1,t! Reading 1st pfd m Reading 2nd pfd is Repuhlic flteol ( PenuhllA Steel pfd fMU Rock Island On Rock Island Co. pfd si Rubber Ooods Rubber Ooods pfd We Offer Subject to Prior Sale 5.000 TWISTER SPINDLES,, LOWELL AND DRAPER MAKE. i ALEXANDER & CARSE Power. Plants, Cotton and ' Woolen Mill lladiinery : CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA William Br Charles , OCIcaa i Charlotte N. C Uoaton ; ; Main Offlo BONNER ;. & " MAJItfACTTTtEn LtAHII.KV);.UtLliniU,;;0'V '' .' v":: CmARIXTTTH T XT Kast 4tb fit. : " i MTi. C. W GODWIN, Mg. ,: - : v v.-;':.-r : ,;t ' Coenpleto Stork Alwayg on lland fo Imnsadlata SrUptnfnt, - ' '.'''., ?.v,'( i'.fy Now; York' OfBcv U CorUandt St.',;; . ;; .,'.' Mr','J.t St. Louis' A San Fran.- Ind pfd......' 45 bt. Louis Southwestern ...,,, .,.. ' 214 St. Leula- Southwestern pfd.. 6-'a Southern PaciAo..' .. .. ... .... ' 66 . Southern Paclrto pfd., .. .. ... ..1. 114 Southern Hallway,. .. ... . h Southern Hallway pra.. Tanneaaee Coal 4s Iron , i Iron ,. ...... 'IMS 9e . 'e .e'a- atf ,:e, 4 , lis A West........ 874 uls A West. pfdv.. '464 M 4i4ir," f""! lexas k racino.. Toledo. St. Louia Toledo. St 'Louis Union Pacific. ,'. ., .. 14H4 Union Paclllo pfd.. ,,.v94 United States 'tfxpres UU United States Leather., United States Leather pfd.. .. ,. ' United Statee Realty .. .. .. .. .. 81 United Statee Rubber: 494 United States Rubber pfd 1' United States Steal 364 United States Steel pfd . 1044 Virginia-Carolina Chemical 40 Virginia-Carolina Chemical pfd 109 Wabash ..... ....j .... 194 Wabash pfd.. .. . I.. 454 wens rargo express i, Westinghouse Klectrlo 156 Western Union.. 924 Wheeling A Lake Erie 174 Wisconsin Central 244 Wisconsin Central pfd 49 Northern Pacific. , 2044 C.nl..l T u , b. ... . Im? Central Leather pfd.. 101 Bloaa-8heffleld.. ., 73 Oreat Northern pfd 29&V Interborough Met.... ..- 434 Interborough Met. pfd 77 NEW YORK bON 1)8. IT, S. refunding 8a, registered U, 8. refunding 2s- coupon V, 8. Ss. registered.. IT. S. Ss, -coupon .4 U. 8. Old 4s, reglaterod U. S. Old 4s, coupon a" .. U. 8. New 4s, registered U. 8. New 4a, coupon. American Tobacco 4a 1084 1 103 103 lvl lu3 1294 1294 79 1124 1024 9t4 103 W 974 HI 97 90 66 107 79 1004 77"4 904 U2 77 American Tobacco M Alchlaon aeneral 4a Atchison adjustment 4s . Atlantic Coast Line 4s Hultunore A Ohio 4s Baltimore A Ohio 34s Brooklyn R. T. cv. 4a Central of Georgia 6s Central of Georgia 1st Inc Central of Georgia 2nd Inc Central of Georgia 3d Inc Cheaapeake A Ohio 4a Chicago A Alton S4a Chicago, B. A Qulnoy new 4a Chicago, R. I. A Pacific R. it. 4a.. Chicago, K I. A P. R. R. col. 5a.. C C. C. A HL Louis aen. 4s Colorado Industrial (4 Ber. A Colorado Industrial is Ser. H Colorado Midland 4s. . Colorado A Southern 4s Cuba 6s Denver A Rio Grande 4a Distillers' Securities as Erie prior lien 4s.. ,. Brie Oeneral 4e Hockins- Vallev 4Ua Japan 6a ,, , Japan 6a Ind Series Japan 44s ctfs , Japan 44s ctfs. 2nd Series ixmisviu a Nask. Unified 4s.. .. Msnhattan consol gold 4s Mexican Central 4a Mexican Central 1st luo Minn. A Bt. Louis 4s Missouri, Kansas A Texas 4s Missouri. Kansas A Texas nda.. .. National R. K. of Mexico col. 4a.. 1 New York Central gen. 34 New Jersey Central general l Northern Pad do a Northern Pacific 8a Norfolk A Western ml. 4s Oregon Short Line rfdg 4s fenn. cv. 14s Reading General 4s St. Louis A Iron Mountain col. 5s.. St. Louts A San Praneiaco fg. 4s ... Bt. Louis Southwestern con. 4a Seaboard Air Line 4s Southern Pacific 4s Southern Pacific lat 4a ctfs Southern Railway 6a Texas A PaciAo lata oM Toledo. St. L. A Weatern 4a Union Puclflc 4a Union Pacific cv. 4s U. 8. Steel 2nd 5s Wabash lets Wabash Deb. B Western Md. 4s Wheeling A Lake Erie 4s Wisconsin Central 4s Japan 4s ctfs BlFftX)IU-BTOKE8. Mlm Kliao MernartUo 6 token Ilcroinoe urhic or Air. itobort Julian Mffortl In I'rcity Churcit Wedding at Vork vllle, 8. C. Special to The Observer. ' Yorkvllle, 8. C, June 11. A large aaaembutge of frlenda gathered In Trinity Methodist Episcopal church this evening at 6:10 o'clock to witness the marriage ceremony of Miss El I so Meynardle Stokes, of Torkvllle. and Mr. Robert Julian Slfford. of Oaxtnula. ; Miss Pansy Traywlck prealdert at I the organ and at tha appointed hour struck up the always , lnaplrln i strains of the wedding march when I the party entered the church In th following order: Rev. R. E. Sharpe. j W. Parks Moore. John H. Jenkins, i Hardway Btowe. Frank Badler and I Fred 8myre. ushers; little MIhhcm Esther Ashe and Camilla Beard, flow er girls; Master Henry Herndon. ring bearer; Miss Grace Stones. muM j of honor, and the bride. .The groom and his best man, Mr. Lloyd filfford. I entered from the Sunday school an nex. Joining the bride at tha chancel. where the beautiful ceremony that made them one waa spoken bv Mev. Dr. J. L. Stokes, father of the hrlde assisted by Rev. Dr. 0. A. Weber. The bride Is one of Yorkvllle' of white crepe da chlno trimmed with lace and also a veil and carried brlde'a roses. Mtse Beasie Gilbert gang "ron." The couple expect to vlalt Waxh. Ington and will be at homo to their frierrrla at the home of Dr. and Mrs. icu. Andrews at Uastonla, June 28. The bride la one of Torkkvlll's sweetest and most popular youns women and for soma time has been The sworn statement of tha msnnfun. tnrers protects ynu from opiates In Ken nedy's Laxative Money and Tar. Sold by Hawley's Pharmacy. COTTON j TARNS, COTTON GOODS, ';am cotton waste. Ilaaa, and Amaterdaoi ' V. T. Amstrdam. Jf. "T.-': B ARNEW ALL i DRANCH. w, . , fi. . , W GOTTONWIILL ... . t-v '"' , .'' : , . 4 MAM OrWOti SOUTH Tn YON 6T.. OHANkOTTI. N. O. 11 Revolving Rat Cards, Railway Heads, Drawing Frames, Spinning Frames, Twisters and Spoolers Quillers and Reels, Looms, COMBERS .ETC.. ETC, one of the teachers In the city schools at Gaston la. The groom Is well-known- in Yorkvllle and -throughout the country and is held in high es teem by all who have had the pleas ure of meeting him, either In a busi ness or in social way. Among the out-of-town visitors who were here on account of tho marriage were: Meadames C. C. Kau nedy and T. L. Pa via and Miss Vir ginia Davis, of Charlotte; Mlsaes Rose Abernethy and Jessie Bhelton and Mrs. James Oallant, of Oastonta; Mlaa Madge White, of Collettsvlll. N. C: Mrs. B. F. Hamer. Mrs. A. V. Manetby, Mrs. 8. O. BinYlalr, Mrs. C. F. Covington, Bennettnvllle; Mrs. L. T. Covington and Master Kerby Cov ington, of Summerton; Rev. and Mrs. M. B. Stokes, of West Ashevllle, N. C Manufacturers and Jobbers Frequently find It necessary to have Banking Facilities In ad dition to those offered by local banks. THH First National Bank of Richmond, Virginia, With 11.250.000.00 Capital 88.000.000.0 Deposits 87,000,000.00 Total Resources Offers Just the Additional Fa cilities Required. Jno. B. Purcell President; Jno. M. Miller. Jr., Vice Presi dent; Chaa. R. Burnett, As blatant Cashier; J. C. Joplln, Assistant Cashier. COTTON SEED OIL and Gin Machinery NOT IN AXY COMBINATION on TRUST. Complete plant from fifteen to two hundred tons capacity. Spe cial small oil plants for gin neries. Complete cotton gln- 7a lima yaiviii. E. Van Winkle Gin and Machine Works, V ATLANTA, GEORGIA. HUGH MACRAE & CO., Bankers Miscellaneous Southern Securities WILMINGTON, N. C. Waehlngton, D. C, 408 Colorado Bids. Cotton Mill Stocks RICHARD aI BLYTHE, Commission merchant. tXJTTON WARPH AND YARNS. No. 114 Chestnut Street, PIULADKLrillA, . . . . PA. A. D. SALKELD & BRO., COMMISSION IcncUANT8 73 Leonard Kt., NEW YORK. OOTTTON YATtNS. WITH Fred'fc Vietor to Achelis. WM. D'OLIER & CO., COMMIK8ION MKRCIIANTS COTTON YARNS Third and Chestnut Sla llarlnor and Merchant llldf PUILAIJELPIUA, I'A. D. A. Hurley, BROKER. Cotton, Stocks, Grain and Provisions - PROMPT EXECUTION No Interest , Charged von Stooka. P. O. Dos S4. We raj- Tolrgrapli Tolls. . HOCK UILL .'. - s. c. BOND DEPARTMENT f WAQ10VU 10AJI 1 1ELST (OKPAXY, WINSTON-SALEM, W. C t ROND8 AND STOCKS. . -,Wa ; Invite correspondence , 4 from parties desiring , to buy i or aelL - -i 4 .;. ... -. :.- Our list ' of Inrestmenta : mailed upon application. . J0HM ik ffes ; Stuart, W. Cramer, ENGINEER AND CONTRACTOR. Slubbers, Roving Frames fan intermediate, Jack Frames MOTORS AND DYNAMOS, 8 TEAM AND POWER PUMPS, GASO LINE ENGINES. IRON WORKING MACHINERY. WOOD FIBRE PLASTER MACHINERY. Direct RepresuUtives THE BR0WNQ1 CO. Rers isi tp$ OiyUt, Obit JENCKES SPINNING CO. PAWTTJCKET, R. I. COTTON TARN SPINNERS. CONVERTERS AND DEALERS. Correspondence With Southern Spinners Solicited. O. a. ROB BINS Complete Equipment for Cotton Mill, Power Plants and General Machnery. CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA. CROMPTON-THAYER LOOM OX WORCESTER. MASS. FANCY COTTON AND GINGHAM. TOWXU DAMASK. QUILT. CASSIMERB. BLANKET LOOMS. XTO. DOBBIK3. BOX MOTIONS. REPAIRS. ETC. SOUTHERN OmCEi CHARLOTTE, N. C ALEXANDER & GARSED, Managers. If You Expect to Buy Gki Machinery for 190S, Write Us at Once For Our Catalogue and Tell us Your Wants Continental Gin Company v CHARLOTTE N. C MGH-GRA'DE SPINDLE. OILS Rooareo Belt Oils and Graters, Lubricating Greases, Roady-Mlxed Paints. Cold Water. Paints. Agents Wattles' Dreanlne Conaponnds. GEO. B. HISS OIL CO. CHARLOTTE, N. C. J. SPENCER TURNER CO. COMMISSION MERCHANTS. OFFICES! New York. Philadelphia, Chicago, St. Lose a, Loaxloa, Yarns and Cotton Piece Goods. PAULSON, LINKROUM & CO. CotHom YanrnQ 87-89 LEONARD STREET 120 CHESTNUT STREET! . S10 MONROE SfRKKT - ESTABLISHED 1110 C. P ELUS & COMPANY Cotton Commission Merchants MEMBERS OP The New York Cotton Exohenge, New Orleana Cotton Exchange. - Liverpool Cotton Brokers' Association, New Or leani Board of Trade. Cotton Exchange nntUing NEW ORLEANS Special attention given to eiecutlns of orders In contracts tor future de livery of eotton In alt the markets. CORRESPOND KNCE SOLICITED. HUBBARD BROS. & C0n HANOVER SQUARE. NEW TORE. MEMBERS OP New York Cotton Ex. change, Ntw Orleans ' Cotton ' Ex change, Aasoelate Members Liver. ' pool Cotton Exchange. OB PERU SOLICITED ror the pur. ., chase and sale of cotton Tor futurg ;,' delivery. . Corresbondenee , Invited. JAMES E.llIIUHELLCO. COMMISSION ' MERCHANTS. : Cotton Yarns ind Cotton ; ;:; r Cloths. "' C ' . CONSiaNMKNTS SOMCTrElm. Pblladoiphla, taa and H Chwtnot St. , I.rwtnn, sa Knmmw at. ; i . , , New York, No. 13 Leonard EC ' f.j: . V: -t -. - saaNCM errieii . tQUITAStt BUILOINO, , ; . ' ATLANTA G4 , Automatic Feeders, , Openers and Trunk, Breaker, Intermediate and Finisher Lttppers, 1 Klrschncr Carding Beaters Thread Ejttractors , ,J Waste Pickers, etc ' Raw Stock Dryer, V ETC., ETC ' P GREENSBORO I. 1 SUPPLY CO. Gretcbort, I. C Mill Supplies and Machinery LOOM, ENGINE AND VALVE mm . NEW YORK PHILADELPHIA ' CHIOAOO j i. "7 f 1 hayward, v1ck & ciark Cottcn Commission MILLER a CO. - ; ' BANKERS AND BROKERS."! ' t Broadway. Naw Yorh. Mtmharai Naw Torli Btnexj Fitrhanr. NbW York Cotton Kxohama, fim i.'m Produce Kxehanga, N York orre -change,, t'litoago Bonrd ot Trada. r Orleans Citton Exchange. New Orlne Hoard ef Trade, 1'lnUcl.lpnla tto. k i.,. changa, Liverpool Cotton AonciaHon. EaecutlVe erdare for . the purch rr sale ot cotton, atocha, rraln or jr-v .r tona for caah er on uiarm. Hpaclal attention to eidars tr tr-e". 'Phone er lraph. - Branch Oflflca: Konrna I. I and T C ysra Building, Oreenvllle, S. C. r. B. ALEXANDER. J'ane . .1 .' ' 1 1 : .f
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