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COMMERCE. AyUFIAKCE : j COTTON GOES VP I TO 10 POINTS f ,i! Renewal of July' LIj.ttldatloii Almost i " ... lninipdlate.lv i'ollowuia; bleaay up enlnir rniml Kturn IecllllO Until ."Attie Middle Season, When. Active . Buying? Rallied U10 Market Lost Prices Near Day'e Beet. , v Nsw York,' June JO. The cotton mar , ket continued nervous ana Irregular, but showed a steadier tone after an early break and closed 1 to 10 points net hlxh er. Bales wars estimated at Stf.ww oaies. -Ths market- ODenad ateadT at an aa vases of J points on July and unchang ed on later poaltlons and almost lmme .. dlstely broke sharply under a renewal or July liquidation, with the ring crowd '.. mA wirh mmUinm nrriitra which were at trlbuted to over-nlBht tnaraln calls. The ' dmllna Mrrlail July (lawn to 10.23. Or nnlnta Vet Inwir end 100 DOlnts down from the high level or last-month," while October declined ' only points to 1U.W. nd thus commanded a premium 01 bout 7 nolnla aver July. : There was a ruod deal of buvlna at the decline, With apct people and parties supposed to rep resent spinners,' buyers of July: offerings tve Ion account were less pressing after the early break, and the marset rained during the middle aeaalon on covering. aitli the tone oulte firm in mo late sea Un on- leports of dry hot winds in faxes fc wins; a forecast Xor continued drv niMliwt. Last Drloea were within couple tf points of the Mr. for the day and the Pna tone was steady. A feature of the day was ths talk of increased spot demand, ana ffingllsD spot sales were t.000 bales. Receipts at the ports to-day 1.71 bales, aaalnst 1.412 -last week and 12.104 last year. For-the week Testlmated) ' 80,000 Hales, against ZS.470 last week and 71,067 la.it year. ; To-aay a receipts at New Or leans 1.W5 bales, stalnst 4.248 last year. nd at Houston GtU bales, agulnst S.7S last year. Gains of 4 to Points at New Orleans ' New Orleans, June JO Cotton, spot Closed quiet to steady witn prices changed from yesterday; middling joib-i: aalea were 4.100 bales on the snot and 800 to arrive, a total of 1.W0 of the spot sales Included In to-day s report at ' least COO bules were eold after hours yesterday. Futures opened barely steady from I point lower than yesterday's " close to 1 point higher.- Short -coverings put the market' up early in the session nd toward the end of the day reports of hot winds In Tenia caused further hasty covering by shorts, putting the dosing up to about the highest of the day. July Immediately after tha open ing fell to 10.74 on short selling and when the covering began advanced 17 points to ISM. The close was steady at a net ad vance of 4 to points. New Orleans Futures. New Orleans, June 20. Cotton futures closed steady as. follows: June 100; July 10.91; Aua. 10.U; Sent. 10.47; Oct. 10W; Nov. 10.27; Dec. 10.29; Jan. 10.46; Feb. March iO.SS. New York Cotton. New Tork. June . Cotton, spot closed steady; middling uplands 10.96; middling gulf 11.20; sales 600. Futures cloned steady. Prices ranged as follows: June .. .. July .. .. Aug. .. .. Bept. .. .. Oct Nov rec .. .. Jan Feb March Open High Low Clone 10.37 10.31 10 41 10.23 103 10.12 10.44 107 1042 10 SO 10.42 10.30 10119 10.23 10.42 1030 10.41 10.11 b 10.30 10.M 10 41 10.39 104 10.37 1047 10.44 10 62 10.42 10.51 10.61 MM 10.S1 10.48 10.67 10.48 10. M Liverpool Cotton rrpoot. June 20. Cotton. erjot In fair m u - , - aemana. mow I to s points lower American middling fair 6.63- good mid dling 6.26; middling 6.06; low middling b.Ki; oHl ordinary 6.67; ordinary 6.47 The lules of the day were 12,000 bales, ol which 1,000 were for speculation and ex port and Included ll.wu American. Re ceipt 4.000 bales, no American. Futures opened quiet and steady and cloaed very steady: American middling g. o. c. June 6.8V; June-July 6.73 to 6.79; JulvAuguat .n to &.(; Aug. -eept. s.o: Bept. -Oct. Oct.Nov. 6.69; Nov.-Dee. s.Rg: reo.- Jan. 6.68; Jan. -Feb. (.69; Feb.-Mnrch 60 to 6.61 ; March-April 6.62; AprilMay 63 CHARLOTTE COTTON MARKET. These prices represent the prices paid in wagons: . . UDI JO. Good middling '. 11 Strict middling U Middling U Oood middling, tinged 1 Bisin" s to 10 PORT MOVEMENT. Oalveston. Arm 111-11 New Or It-arm, quiet and atendy .. 10 16-1(1 Mobile, quiet 10 Bnvannah. nulct 10 Clmrleaton, iiulet 0 Wilmington, steady 10 Norfolk, quiet 11 Baltimore, nominal .. li New Tork, steady 10.9a Jloaton, quiet 10.96 Fhlladelphia. steady 11.20 Houston, quiet , 11 Augusta, firm 114 Memphis, quiet 10 Ht Louis, quiet.. .. 11 Cincinnati Louisville, firm 11 Comparative Port Ilcelpta. In the Central portions of the belt.' but there is no rain In Tesaa and further heavy rains st some points In Georgi and South Carolina are also unfavorabl However, fulr weather is predicted for the next few days in 1 tha eastern- belt and indications for shewerg In Texas are likewise improved. ; ..., . The spot , demand Is somewhat better to-day. some cotton having been accept ed over night . In - Europe, : Prices are steady. - . -- - ' ' r Covering of July bv small unDratacted shorts caused' a gradual advance .of 1 points from the lowest and new- crops are steady on persistent buying by large penpie. some or it tor roreisn account. We have now shown the chances in new crops and It rests with 'our patrons whether to follow the market by scale ing on the dally chances for subordinate variations or-join the larger traders In their long pull on the Ions side for the reasons given a Dove,." i r ; Miller A Co.'a Cattra fartta. Special to The Observer. - New Tork. June 20. In spite ot the steadiness of Liverpool, there was fur ther liquidation in July here during the early forenoon, and a new low level of 10.23 was touched. Further decline, how ever, was checked by the appearance -of ouyina oraers . xor stunners account. i nn demand was present every wnere, in increase sales to 12.000 b Tea. . - . New Orleans by a reneral Inaulrr from nome ana serosa ana Mew lorn py toe sale to FaU River of a -big block of low grade cotton- out of pur local stock on a oasis of is points on July. -The reeuit or this demand was a rally of about 18 ' Yeater- dnv. Galveston . . ., 2.278 New Or lea as 1.8x2 Mobile June 20. Savannah .. 'hnrlrston . "Wilmington Norfolk Hoiton .t .. Philadelphia Total . 1.090 1 . 1)6 Z1X G m ...6,719 Last Tear 3,293 4.248 425 2.119 42 78 1.6K9 330 Estimates. To- dsy New Orlssns 700 l.ouo Ilouaton 700 900 Uulreston 6001,000 Interior Itecelpta June 20. June 20. Last Yeae 1.842 1,0.'6 1,091 Memphis .. Augusta .. St. Louis .. Cincinnati ., Ilouaton .. Little Kock Tester-day. Last year. 748 461 373 798 2.70 234 I lay ward, Virk A Clark's Cotton Let tor. Furnished by the Cotton Exchange and Hoard of Trade. New Orleans, June 20. The opinion that the position of July longs was un tenable, owing to frequent newe of cot ton accumulated In tne Interior fur tenders and the threata of shipment from New York, Is now the favored one and the bitter feeling that exists among local professionals against the domineering position of July was again freely ventilated this morning In aggres sive offerings of that option, causing a decline of 11 points around the opening. Near 10 the usual parties appeared as buyers of July and quickly slopped the decline. A recovery ot 7 points followed but general opinion is not friendly to July and the desire to pound It Is great. IJverpool Is very steady wnd declined Very little on the summer 'months. The turnover In spots is Inrgs. reaching a total of 12.000 bales with 11.700 American at I points lower quotations. Cables from that market - are bullish on the ot great activity la the assault on July and ths decline In that option, new cropi again kept very steady, It is known that big traders In New York are long of new crops and the crowd here . nua joined tnem in tne policy or ftuylng and waiting for a chance of a crop scare among outsiders,.' .. , With regard to the chances In new crops, we have to consider that years ' of high cotton- prlcee have generally V raised price ideas and that 19 cants Is : now being looked upon as presenting good chances also on the bull aids. For eign correspondents - say that spinners 1 are Inclined to buy new crop shipments ; around that price. All 1 this, combined with bad crop news from south Tsxas and tha Eaalern Stales, causes a resist a no to a further decline in new crops at present. We are now around 10 cents in our marset tor winter montna and ' while further depression, owing to July liquidation, , orop Improvements, bearish bursau reports. sto Is not out of the question, we have arrived at a point which might often again be overtaken n crop ecsrea . on edveraltlea to the Jr familiar subject ot great activity say jancssoire. resulting points from the lowest. with the closing near the ton at a net gain of. 8 oolnls over isst nignt s ciose on juiy. ids new crop positions aid not share in tne weak ness of ths near" options but' took part In the improvement, showing a net gain on -tne oar ef six to seven points. crop news continues conflicting, but In ths absence ef rsln In southern and east ern Texas,' it Is difficult to convince ira- artiai observers that damags la not be ing actually done. One report received today claims thst Texas condition has deteriorated fully five points since last bureau report Such a bare ' statement. of course, proves nothing, but as we are HKeiy to hear more and more of auch claims as the next bureau day . ap proaches, there should naturally be some uneasinsss among tne weaker shorts. The week end figures of cron move ment and visible suc-nlv will In all nroh- ablllty prove bullish, but Uie-atmoaphere wui not ne tnorourniy cleared until eith er the July liauldaUon Is over, or tha price of that position declines to a dis count below later montha. sufficient to tempt spot people or banking Interests to take up tenders on aTn investment basis. Fortunately the July aituation must come to a head before June 29th and we believe that after that, the mar ket will have an bpportunlty to move on legitimate lines with the chances in favor or nigner prices. Liverpool due 3 higher In the morning. BHLtLiBK (JO. Ilnbbsrd nro. Jk Co. 'a Cotton Letter. Special to The Observer. New York. June 20.RaJns are atlll needed In Texas snd because of this the new crop positions have atendtlv hald tneir pricea ddrliis the dav. The Unulda tlon of July has continued touching stop oraers on tne decline. from the low level a rally ensued due to a withdrawal of preaaure, but the eratic movement of July quotions is gradusily decreasing In Interest to the trade excepting for thone wno aim nave noidtng In tnnt position. The weather In the dominant influence while reports of boll weevil ss prevalent in one-third of the counties in Texas have been Industriously circulated. Buy ers are few. however, and the market lingers in ths rut waiting for further de velopments. HUBBARD BR08. CO. New York Protlnce. New York, June 20. Flour steady. Rye flour steady. Corn meal steady. Rye dull. Hnrley nominal. Wheat firm; No. 2. red 95 elevator; options 1 to lc. net higher. July 90: Bept. 89 1-lti; Iiw. Corn firm, No. 2. 59 elevator. Option H to c. net h'gher. July 6SS; Sept. 68; Dec. 67. Oats steady; mixed 4fV Beef steady. Cut meats firm; pickled bellies 11 to 13. Lnrd hsrely steady; Wetern prime $8.90 nominal; refined quiet Pork firm. Tallow steady. Koalrt quiet 33.90 to (4.06. Turoentlne ' firm. Rice ateadv. Hfo. lasses quiet. Butter firm; creamery 18 to 21. Cheess firm. Eggs Arm; nearby selected 23. Pennuts easy, unchanged. Freights dull, unchanged. Potato steady, unchanged. Cabbages ateiidy 85c. to 31.12 per barrel. Cotton seed oil eier: nfferlnss liberal. demand moderate; prime crude f. o. b. mills 26 nominal new crop: prime sum mer yellow at1 to 3: Drime white 40 to 41; prime winter yellow 40 to 41. Coffee, snot Rio steady- No. 7 Invoice TH; mIM steady: futures steady, un changed to 6 points lower. Sugar raw firm: fair reflnlns 1: cen trifugal 3U to 3 17-32: molasses lunar 2. Refined steady. Baltlmorv Produce. Baltimore, June 20. Flour dull, un- changed. Wheat dull: spots Contract 874 87H. Corn Arm; spot M to MS; Southern Whits 57 to 60. Oats easier: No. 2. mixed 43 to Rys steady; No. 2. western 69 to 70. Butter steady, unchanged. Kggs steady 18c. Cheese active. changed. Sugar steady, unchanged. CHARLOTTB PRODUCK MARKET. (Corrected daily by J. W. Zimmerman Comnanv.) Chickens Spring IS 25 Hens Per head 36 0 Ducks 26 Eggs Rys 80 Corn 76 77 Cotton Seed 22U Oats Feed 60 4T Oat Beed 60 061 4.1H. un crsuooT rx balttmouej orao. Action of Directors In Increasing Ilv- .;' idend to per rent. Uaals Led to Itword Frloa lit l-souier renn V sylvania Btocka Only ' Moderately V Affected and the Market aa a Whola Very Irreerular.' - j-;' 1s-.a--a " New Tork, June 2d. Thtre were points of agrresslva strength again In to-day's stock market, but tha movement was ir regular and Interrupted by decisive' re actions. The response of Aha market to the good news ot the day bad an unset tllng ' Influence on sentiment ' from , the fear that, with the good news out, ad vantage would be taken to sell stocks. This process in fact, was evidently at work and gave rise to tha halting and hesitating movement ot prices in the latter part of the day. Most importance waa attached to the action of the dlrso ters of the Baltimore 4k Ohio Railroad Company in inoreaslna the dividend rate on that stock to a C per cent basis by the declaration of a dividend of 'I per cent, for a half-year. Realising of spec ulative profits - began to-day before the actual announcement of the dividend ac tion,, the stock receding curing the morning to a point below - last night's level. . It rose- again to 11816. before the dividend action, bur struggled uncertain ly lor a time arter the announcement Later in the day the absorption of the stock became heavy again and It was oarrled through large selling to 199H, which is a record price. - Most of the other notabla mints of strength In to-day's market were caus ed by sympathy with the Baltimore ft Ohio movement. Other subsidiary com panies of the Pennsylvania were natur ally affected by the drawing of an1 analogy with the Baltimore. 4k Ohio ease in the rounding ot bepea for increaeed dividend returns,. Southern Pacific also was made a conspicuous ', example of similar hopes, which have been enter tained often in the past for a long pe riod. The effect on Pennsylvania Itself was moderate, although that stock will derive a direct benefit from tha Ralti. more eV Ohio dividend Increase by reason of the Isrge amount of that stock In tha rennsytvania treasury. The declaration ot the initial dividend on American Lo comotive stock also Induced realising aies wnicn forced tne pries ot the shares downwsrds. Other new develop- fiiriiu wire saoi important. Demand for . time loaaa foe 7 and montha continued strong in this market snd the maloritV of huaineaa waa anna ai - per cent., although the quoted rate remained at S4 bid and Vf. asked The continued lack of support of Inter- norougn-. Metropolitan bad an unsettling influence In ths day's market. Tha daVa mui acuve stocg made their highest prices late in ths tradlnar. but did not carry ine list as a wnele with then, and tne cioaing tone was irregular. nonas were steady: total aa aa. na value. $1,65.000. United States bonds were all unchanged on call: Total sales of stocks to-dav were (tan . w nnit-a, including;: unnoer 4.40D: cot ton Oil 700, pfd. 200; Locomotive 1.100; Smelting 27,600; Tobacco 200- Anaconda 22,400; Coast Line 800; B. tk 6. 169,100- C & O. 12.200; St. Paul 31,900- Erie 21.000; L. A N. 11.300; N. At W. 3S.400, pfd. 100 Penna. M.JOO; Reading 147,100; Southern' Puclflc f$.m; Southern Rwv. 8000 nM 200; T. C. A I. 700: T'nlon Pacific 81,200; Steel '44.000: Va.-Caro. Chemical enn- Sloss-Rhefrield 1.800: Interborouahl Metropolitan 49,200. Seaboard Air Line Stock. Baltimore. June 20. Seaboard common and pfd. nothing doing. Norfolk A 'Western, ptd.. ',1 i North American...,.1 memo mbm . sO w 86 Pennsylvania .. -.vVv. J ' Jfc People's Oslu -.r .! PltUburg, C, . C. St. Louis..'.. 81 Pressed Bteei -v;sr..' -, tt.j.' Pressed Steel Car pfd.. .. Pullman Palace par-.,. .. ..,. Reading ,. ,,-.. . Reading 1st pfd,. . I. .. .... . Reading 2nd pfd;. ... .. . .. ,. , Rapublio Steal .. .. .. Republic Steel pfd -.' .... Rock Island Co...' .. .. Rock Island Co, .pd,.,... .. wt. Muhber aioodB.y.. vi . ,. ,.. ,(. Rubber Ooods pfd.. ,. .. .. .. .... St. Louis A Ran. Frart nd pfd...... St Lbuls rWuthwsstern ; Bu Ixiuls Southwestern pfd.. ...... Southern Paclfio.J.'.V-'.o. . Southern, Paciflo- pta.. Southern Railway .. Southern Railway Pfd Tennessee Coal A Iron Texas A Pacific...., .. Toledo. St Louis west Toledo, St. Louis- West pfd Union Pacino.. k Union Paciflo pro.-.- United States Express 1 United Statea Leather.. United States Leather pfd United Statea Realty .... United Statea Rubber.. .. United Htatea Rubber pfd : United Statea Steel,, United Statea Steel pfd 1 Virginia-Carolina Chemical .. .. .. Virginia-Carolina Chemical pfd..... 1 Wabash .. i Wabash pfd.. .. .. . Wells Fsrgo Expresa Weatlnghouse Electric -. J Western Union .. dlv. Wheeling A Lake Erie Wisconsin Central Wisconsin Central pfd - Northern PaolBc Central Leather .. .. Central Leather pfd 1 Sicss-Sheffleld , Great Northern pfd ! Interborougli Met.. Interborough Met pfd fr I I'ivi; nnn i ni a ai iirif-r.u VV I V.SJ I M I VI I L. L. I VI MO tl I IM & IT Y Stuart W. Cramer, A" ENQINEBR AND CONTRACTOR. OalH OFFIOgl , 0UTM TRYON T.. OHANLOTTI, N. O. lYeiTIN Revolvlnt Flat Cards, Railway Heada, Drawtq Frarnea, 5plnnlnf Frames. Twisters and Spoolers Qalliers and Reels, v Loorna, COMBERS JQ- L Unnuonnirrr i, . ' . . . aeAN0M Mien CouiTAat.1 BuiLoiNa. , - ATLANTA aiU ETC., ETC 5fubbers, Roving Frame Automatic Feeders, " . Openers and Trunk. Breaker, Intermediate and "CS Finisher Lappers, ; -. .Thread Extractors, - V Waste Pickers, etfc;.-. intermediates, Jack Frames Ra,w Stock Dryers. ETC., ETC. CLOSINO STOCK T.IHT Adums Kxpresa Amalgamaled Copper American Oar A Foundry Amerlcun Car A Foundry cfd American Cotton Oil American Cotton Oil pfd Amerlrnn Kx press AmerlcHn Hide A leather nfd.. .. American ice American lee rfd '.. .. American Linseed Oil American I.lnst-ed Oil pfd American Locomotive , American Locomotive nfd American Smelting A Refng American Smelting A Refng. tfd.. American Sugar Refining Amerlcun Tobacco pfd. ctf Annconda Mining Co Atchison Atchison nfd.. .. Atlantic Coast Line Baltimore A Ohio .. Baltimore A Ohio Dfd. .ex. dlv. 40 106 100" M ZX 30V4 41V4 71 116 151 11H 133 100i 261-4 ft w: 141'H 111 Chicago Grain. Chicago. June ID.-tDamaae by drouaht in Argentina and aeoreaaed receipts in the Southwestern part of the country were tha chief reasons for on advance here to-day In the Dries of wheat Tha closing price tor tne July delivery show- ft an liti-MMia nf 1c fl-Am mm . . u oats were down 4 and provisions varied irom ma. loss to is gain. Chicago Grain and Provision. WHEAT May July CORN May .. July .. Sept .. OA lb- May .. July ... Sept. . PORK July -.. Sent . . LA HI) July .. Sept .. Oct. .. RIIIH July .. Snpt .. Oct .. June 20. High Low Clone S7tt ft'fc 74 S4 WJ to n kih a B04 49 ft) e?H 61 u ij S SIAk tH y mi, 17.10 17.W 17.20 WW lt.U 16.10 I.M ,' S.78 - 1.77 00 . t.91 IH .r t.n i.w w ISO in t.n t.n .2s .ll 1.07 - 1.07 arrowing crop during the critical months before us. Wor this reason, people are -working on long pulls snd not afraid of it':'1 ?n to 40 nolnta against them.- and are on : tha long side In new empa.' - The weather In the belt Is ' on the whole favorable; ecattsred Shoaers fall . r i - Naval Store. Wilmington. June JO.-Hplrits' turoen-l tme firm 7; receipts i casss. Rosin-firm (S.40; receipts m. Tsr firm K.tti; reeelpu 11 Crude turoentlne Brm: hard tl.lOi dla 14.40; virgin 4.7i; receipts 127. ... , . , Ssvannah. ' as.. June ;X Turoentlne firm 7H; sales 490; receipts 406; ship ments It. i , ... ' i Rosin Arm: sales I.WH: recelnts- 1.1M: shipments 1,010- stock 60.W5. tJuote: A B C fe 66 to $3.60) t tX: B tM F 14.00; q UM; H and I Ht; K H to Kft; M 14 M) to 64.40: N M.66l W O 64.70; W W 'i , , - - The Money Market. ,', ";' New Tork,' June . Money on call stesdy S to 1 per cent; ruling rate J'i Time loans strong; 00 day 4 per cent; 64 ilsys 4 to 44; el months 6. Prime mercantile paper to 6; sterling ex. change weak at tlK6 to 14U.86 for 6 tnand and at Wl 46 to 4tt.W for 40 day bills, r Posted rates 648J to H3 and tmSb. Commercial bills 64214. bar silver WH; Mexican dollars 6o. - AN ALARMING SITTJATION ' frequently results from neglect of clog ged bowels and torpid liver, until con stipation becomes chronic. This con dition Is unknown te those who ase Jf. Kink's New Life Pills; the best and gent lest regulators ef stomach sod bowels. Guaranteed hy R. U. Jordan A CO., dura. (1st Price Ko. . Brooklyn Rspld Transit n Canadian Pnclflc law. Central of New Jersey 2W cneaaneaKe Ohio 69 Chicago A Alton 20 Chlcsgo A Alton pfd 71 Chicago Ureal Western 17 Chit-ago- Northwestern tatv lilcsgo. Mil. A Bt. I'aul 1791. Chicago Terminal & Trans 13 Chicago Terminal A Trans, pfd.. .. SI C. C, C. A St. Louis 6V Colorado Fuel A Iron 6:H Colorado A Southern Colorado A Southern 1st nfd C9V olorado & Southern 2nd nfd 4B Consolidated Ga 140 Corn Products Reilnlnir vn Corn Product" Refining pfd 80 neiawsre i- Mtidson.. Delaware. Urknwannn Waat -9 Denver A Rio llrnnde .. .. 444, Denver ft Rio Cmnde pfd MV umtiiiere tifuritles tfV Krle 44 Krle 1st pfd 79 Krle 2nd pfd 70, Oeneral Electrlo itia Hocking Vallev Illinois Central 178 International Paper in, Intemstlnnst Paper pfd ,.. .. M International Pumn .. 61 Intsrnstlonsl Pump pfd k Iowa Central x Towa Central nfd hi Kansas City Southern jfi Kansas City Southern pfd &ly loulnvllle A Nashville un Manhattan L. Meironolltan Securities Metropolitan St. Ry Mexican Central Minneapolis A St. Louis Minn., St. P. A Sault Ste. M Minn.. St. P. A Bnult Ste. M. pfd. Mlaaonri Pacific Mlaaouri, Kansas A Texas Missouri, Ksnsas A Texas pfd.. . National J .end Nation-! R. R. of Mexico pfd.. . New York Central .. , , New York, Ontario A Western ... Norfolk A Western 7 VA 171 44 NEW TORK BONDS. U. B. refunding Is, registered U. S. refunding is, coupon U. 8. Is. registered., U. S. 3n, coupon . . V. S. Old 4s, reglsterod JJ, S. Old 4a, coupon (7. 8. New 4s, registsred U. S. New 4s. coupon.. American Tobacco 4a American Tobacco is Atchison general 4a Atchlaon adjustment 4s Atlantic Coast Line 4s Baltimore A Ohio 4s Baltimore A Ohio Stte Brooklyn K. T. cw 4s Central of Oeorgia 6a Central of Georgia 1st Inc Central of Georgia Znd inc Central of Oeorgia Id Inc Chesapeake X Ohio 4V4s Chicago A Alton Vs Chicago, B. A Qulncy new 4a Chicago. R. I. A Pacific R. R. ts.. Chicago, R. I. A P. R. R. col. 6s C. C, C. A St. Louis gen. 4s Colorado Industrial 6s Ser. A Colorado Industrial 6s Ser. U Colorado Midland 4a ,. Colorado A Southern 4s Cuba 5s Denver & Rio Orande 4s Maimers' Securities 6s Erie prior lien 4s.. Krle General 4s.. .1 Hocking Valley 4Hs Japan bx Japan bs 2nd Series, Japan 4V4s, ctfs.. Japan 4s, ctfs. 2nd Serlea iouiaviiie A Nssn. unmed .. Manhattan con sol gold 4s.. .. ofd. Mexican Central 4s,. Mexican Central 1st Inc Minn. A St Louis 4a Missouri, Kansas A Texas 4s Missouri. Kansas A-Texas 2nd". . .. National R. R. of Mexico col. 4a .... New York Central gen. Wt New Jersey Central general- 6a.... Northern Paciflo 4s., Northern PecInC 2a., Norfolk A Western ool. 4a Oregon Short Line rfdg. 4s Penn. cv. H" Reading General 4s.. .. St. Louis A Iron Mountain col. 5s St. Ixuls X San Francisco, fg. 4b. . St. Louis Southwestern eon. 4a.... Seaboard Arr TJnS 4s., ' . . .. .. .. Southern Pacific 4s.. .'. Southern Pacino 1st 4a ctfs.. .. Southern Railway 6s..'...,..'. Texas A Paciflo lets Toledo, St. L. A Western 4S I nlon Pacino 4a. . .. Union Pacific cv. 4s.. . , V. 8. Steel 2nd 6s Wabash lsts '.. .. .. ofd. Wabssh Ieb. B Western Md. 4 Wheeling A I .nke Krle 4s Wisconsin Central 4a Japan 4s ctfs ios4. 103 103 103 1J2 1U1-W m iaw 79 10 IX 10,'t Sb'Ts 111 r7 90 m 1116 IH'i W0 77'i Sit 102 7S 77U 7iJ isa. 1W R 101 Vi UM 994 ' 93 '4 ' lo-."4 101 79 :i 9:1 Ml xs 10414 9I Ji 1"! 114 K 77V -S ! 119 ' 1 . ! 974 ! iit4 M s.;v, X9- CAT LIN & CO. Ooasmlssloa Marobanla S15 and 347 Broadway, New York feostoTi. Philadelphia. COTTON TARNS. All numbers, Skeins, Warps, Cops and Oones COTTON G00D& Manufacturers and Jobbers Frequently find it necessary to have Banking facilities in ad dition to those offered by local banks. TEX First National Bank of Richmond, Vlrgiala, With $1,150,000.00 Capital $6,000,000.0 Deposits ' 17.000,000.00 Total Resources Offers Just ths Additional Fa cilities Required. Jno. B. PurcelL President; Jno. M. Miller. Jr.. Vice Presi dent; Chaa. R. Burnett, As sistant Cashier; J. C. Joplln, Assistant Cashier. CrtEEXSBORO, N. C. Greensboro Supply Company, Mill Supplies and Machinery Motors and Dynamos, Steam and Power Pumps, Gasoline Engines. Iron Working MadWnery. Wood Fibre Plaster Machinery. Direct Representatives Ti1I:BR0WNlLt0fl'Ww Dayton, Ohio JENCKES SPINNING CO. PAWTUOKET, R. I. COTTON TARN SPINNBRS. CONVERTERS AND DEALERS. Correspondence With Southern Spinners Solicited. O. a. ROBBINS Complete Equipment for Cotton Mill, Power Planta, and General Machnery. CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA. 42 COTTON SEED OIL and Gin Machinery NOT IN ANT COMBINATION OR TRUST. - Complete plant from fifteen to two hundred tons capacity. Spe cial small oil planta for gin neries. Complete cotton gin ning: systems E. Van Winkle Gin and Machine Works, ATLANTA, GEORGIA. CROMPTON-THAYER LOOM CO. WORCESTER, MASS. FANCY COTTON AND GINGHAM. TOWXX. DAMASK. QTJILT. CA88IMERB. BLANKET LOOMS, ETC ' DOBB1E8, BOX MOTIONS, REPAIRS, ETC SOUTHERN OFFICE: CHARLOTTE. N. a ALEXANDER & GARSED. Managers. ' The "Grand" "Fit for a Bride" Our Improved Roller Tray, Full Leather Hound and Braaa Trimmed. Handsomest Trunk made. Prices: ae-lncli. 1ft. 00; Ss-inch, 19.00; 40-lnoh, S20.UO. G1LREATH & CO. HUGH MACRAE & CO., Bankers Miscellaneous Southern Securities WILMINGTON. N. C. Washington, D. C, 40S Colorado Bldg. Cotton MiU Stocks RICHARD A. BLYTHE, Commission Merchant. t CONTINENTAL GIN COMPANY TOU WANT ONLY THE BEST Cotton Gin Machinery. Ask any experienced glnner about PRATT, EAOLE, 8MITH. WINSHJP. MUNOER If Interested we would like to show you what thousands of life-long cus tomer! say. Write for catalogue and testimonial booklet. CHARLOTTE, M. C HIGH. GRADE SPINDLE; LOOM, ENGINE AD VALVC COTTON WARPS AND TARNS. No. 114 Chestnut Street, PHILADELPHIA, . . . . PA A. D. SALKELD & BRO., COMMISSION MERCHANTS All the twisters advertised in this space have been sold except 960 spindles, 3" rings, Lowell make. We offer these at a bargain. ALEXANDER & GARSED Power Plants, Cotton & Woolen Mill Machinery.53 Charlotte, North Carolina. 6-79 Leonard St., NEW YORK, OOTTTON TARNS. WITH - Fred'k Vietor & Achelis. WM. D'OLIER & C0.f COMMISSION MRRCIIAM'S COTTON YARNS Third and Chrwtnot Kts. Mariner and Merchant Bldg. PHILADELPHIA, TA. William Bi. Charles COTTON TARNS, COTTON GOODS, ' AND COTTON WASTE. Offices -Charlotte If. C, Beetoa Maaa. and Aaattardani jr. T. . y Mata OSoa Aaistardam, N. T. BONNER & BARNEWALL MANfJFAOTUIUCIUI ; " :'' ; i' LEATHER BELTING t .a. IT East 4th St. - Complete Staok Always aa Hand tot Immediate Shipment. 'yKUv" '";' ' ?wU OJBce;, M Oortlaadt it, -:(l':;r D. A. Hurley, BROKER. Cotton, Stock $, Grain and Provisions -t i i 1 PROMPT EXECUTIONS, No Interest Charged on Btocka P. O. Doi f 4. We Pajr Telegrapb ToUa, ROCK HILL . . . S. O. 0 LS Soovrae Bait Oile and Oroiscs, Labticathtg Greasca, Readr-Mlaed Palnta, Cold Water Paints. Agents Wattles' DreasJiie Compounds, , , CEO. B. HISS OIL CO. CHARLOTTE, N. C. J. SPENCER TURNER COMMISSION MERCHANTS. New York, Philadelphia, Chicago, St. Loala, Londosa, Tarns and Cotton Piece Goods. CO. OITICESi PAULSON, LINKROUM & CO. Co It to in Y ar ns LEONAHD STREET iso ciirHTNcr strkkt 10 MONROE STRKKT . NEW' KORH' PHILADELPHIA CHJCAOO ' BOND DEPARTMENT WAOIOYU LOAN I TRUST lOKPANT, WINSTON-SALEM, N. a , BONDS AD STOCKS. ' " . We Invite correspondence from parties, desiring te buy or aelt ; - Our , list ' at ' investmenU mailed upon application. , ' ESTABLISHED HIS . v C. P EUIS & COMPANY Cotton Commission Merchants members or Hi r . The Now Tork Cotton Eicnente, New Orleans' cotton Exchanae. Liveroool uouan vroKers' Asaooiauon, ' New Or leans Board of Trad a h',-" Cotton Exchange BnDdtng NEW ORLEANS - Special attention given to executing of orders In contract (or future de livery of eotton In alt the marketa CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED. HUBBARD BROS. & CO, HANOVER SQUARE. NEW TORK. MEMBERS OP New Tork Cotton Ex . change, New Orleane Cotton Ex " change, Associate Membera Liver pool Cotton Exchange. ; ' : ORDERS SOLICITED Por the par ohase and aate of cotton for future ; delivery. : Correspondence, invited.. HAMRDitt Cblton Commissica V JAMES E.tUTUUELLCO: 'COMMJ.ISION ' l tttCII ANTS. , Cotton .Yarn3; and Cotton '::: fJloths.-v'V.':-'Vvv.-; " fXNSTONJlENTS SOLICmCfl. " rhlladrlplila. Ill and 124 Oi-nnot 8k lloaton. Ilia Snmmrr St. . , ' :Xew Tork, Ko. ft Leonard gt. MILLER Si CO. :. ' ' 3ANKKR8 AND BR0KSR8. ' v v " Oroadwar, Nsw York. Msmharsi Ns York Stock Kxehanse. ' New York Cotton Kxchsnx. Nsw V'" Produce Fschanse, Nsw York CoiTee I- Chang, Chicaae Board of Trade. N Orlsuns Cotton EsoKanirs. New Orlnni Hoard of Trade, I'hiU.uiphla Htnrk t, Chanxs, Liverpool Cotton Association. Executive orders for the punl.i.a or sale of eotton. stocks, Sraln or (iuvl, lons for cash or on mn. bpac'UJ attention to oruors Y h i. 'Phone or tolaarsr-h. Krwnrh fllTloe! Kooms I. snd T C Vera Building, Orennvllls, ft. C P. -a.' AUCXANDEU. - Man- . -.
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