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........ .. r.. r V ; CIIARLOTTE DAILY OBSERVER, JUNE 22, 1906V COMMERCE AND mTAKC .... COTTON DOWN A FEW , POINTS ' . Bunion of Needed Mains In Texas Wrought Decline During Early Ses sion, Despite A'o Lack Of Bullish f ; turn. Cowing Rallying the Alar. ' - 'Voi Around 10.U for July . and - 10.14 for October 3( e uam nuj , - 1 to Polnta. . New Tork. June 2L-The cotton market :.wu oulet to-day and r -nr an early de- 7 clhis ruled generally dy. with Uit close showing a net low of only I to ( '.. points, 8a let were reported of 150,001 bale. t ':- The opening wae steaey at a decline 'of I to points under rumor of rains In Texas; end In aplte of the steady Liverpool cables, large English spot iwIm and reports of further spot sales Uk the local market, prices continued to 'decline until they showed a net loss of abowt I to I points. Around 10.3J for July '. and 10.54 for October, the decline wss checked by covering on the dry forecast of the 8uuthwet. denials thut the pre ' , Clpliation to-day had been sufficient to . relieve the drouthy condition!, high tem ' J paralure In that section, and the sb ' i sence of July preseure. In the late trad Ing the tone ws still steadier and prices worked up a few polntu on sulra of 12.VUU bales from the local stock for consump - ties and exports The closs was Steady III tone. KftceiDts at the nort to-day i, J1J bsles. ' sgalnst M4 last week und 17.115 Inn! year. For the week J0.0OO bale, ugslnat ''" 5S.S70 last Week and 7S.AG7 Inst year. To- - Say's ro-elpt at Now Orleun Mi bale ' agalnat J.M: litt year and at Houston .. 7M Italea. salnt 2.0.1 l.iat year. 1 Now Orleans Krt Stonily ly I'rodt TaklnK. New Orlfnna. June Zl. Bnola cloard -eaay; mldilllns and gnxlra aliove un - changed and lower arml. x down . middling Mli-lf Sale were JGO bale on tb spot ami tot) to arrive, a total of ' ' ruture ojneJ qiiM to steady, 5 points net lower lo I point higher on re porta of rain In Texa. I'rortt-tiiking by aborts, however. lc kel rhe decline and kept the market stcnriy'iill d.iy. The . cloalng wai dull hut mrady and nfnr tli lilghrat. The active month closed 6 to S polnta lower than ymterday and the other tuontha 1 to t polnta lower. New Orleans Fuliirra. New Drlpuna. June a. Cotton futures cloned dull but atfiidv aa fnllowa: June Hit nomimil, July lu.ft; Aug. I".; Kept. J0.M; Oct. 10 31. Nov. lU.M, Ih-c. 10 Itt; Jan. M.41; March 10 M. New York Cotton. New Tork. June Jl. "ttnn, npot cloied steady, 6 polnta d'-rllnr. middling up land 10 i; middling gul( 11 ID; snlea U,rjl bales Futiirt-a c-loaed atendy. Trices ranged Si followa: )pen High lw Cloae " June 10.34 10.34 10. July io .w 10 10 si ion Auk. .. lo 1 10..V, 1ipS Spl 10 3t 10 3S lull 10 M Oct. 0;i7 Id. 3 in. M M Sit Nor lo; ioi pi v. lo. t Iec lo 10. 4S 1A.X9 in. 41 .- ' Jan lo Si 10. 10 43 147 Feb lo Si , ! 47 March 10 I.J lo U 10 ii 10 it LlvrrKMl Cotton. Liverpool. June Jl -Cotton. pot In fair demand; prl'-en 7 in ft ki i nt x higher; Americun mldilling folr Q.62, good mld . dllng C.Z4; mlddllriK 1.'; low middling ' .M; sd ordlnnry 6 74; ordinary ill. The sale of the duy were 10 mi tmle. of Which 1.0l were for p"wculntlon Slid ex , .' port and Included .4no American. He- , -.celpls l.'.W liulea. ImludiriK bat Anietl- csn. Futlireii opened ateiuly hikI (limed eaay; American middling o c June IK; June-July a U; July-AiiK. f,7K; Auk -:", fiept S.70 to 8 71; Bcj)t -o-t .'.M; Oct. Nov. S.M; Nov.-ler. IS 57 ; Iec .Jitn. 6 .17 ; Jan.-FeU I t. Feb. -March ft Wi to b.lfo; March-April fj.fil; April-May S iil'. . ; CHARIiOTTK COTTON MARKET. " ' These price repreient Hie pr1c. pnld te wagon June 21. . Oood middling 1H4 " ; . Hlrk-t mlddllns 11 . - Middling nj. Good middling, tinged 1 Btains to 10 I'ORT i.lOVK.MIiNT Oilveaton. ateady 11 1-1 10 15-16 10 lot, in S 16 l(, 11 11' IU M) 11190 11 11 11 It'll 10"i II Hew Orleiiim, f.iy.. Mobile, qulei rtavann.'iu. qub t . .. Chai leaton, nun i W'UmliiKton. leud . Norfolk, quiet Hultimore, nomnml . New York, ateady . Bnetnn. quint.. . .. Phlladelplil. atendy Houaton, aleudy .. Auguata. (lend) MemphlK, qui) t . Ht Ijuum. ipili t . . . . ("Ineinnntl Loulaville, firm . .. 11 Comparative I'ori llerliita. I lit a. June ". YeHler- llHt Yi...f 0lvton . . New Orleam; Mobile .. . Htivanriali . ('hnrlewtnn . Mllmingtun Norfolk .. .. lloalon . . Phlliidelplila Total i.m:i m: 1, m: ,!, . , ' . . 'kJ . " i-i l..i. iii 1-1 t lliiiiulcs. June !i. IINt Veiir :.'tii il l y 7W. l.i.o New flrlean lliaiaKin .. . ttalvestun .. 1..WBI l.frfit .. .. i,i-1 ,r Intel lor Itrrrlpts. June 1.HIC1 :i. Yi'Kt.-r-d.iv -If. ! 7lrj JO 1 Ht )enr. V.VI l.''.T 1-17 :'.o.r, Memphis .. Aug iika .. . Bt. IauI . 4'inrlmiatl Houaton .. . Little Hoik llsyusrd, VU k A l.irU - 4 nton le t ter. Furnished by the Colton Lx'tiangr and Bo id of Traile. Kew Orlruii. June 21. 'Hie 1 el. I high pressure ureu a lm li .ippriw I . 1 'lvjn frum the N"tlhsei mi.nl l.m.i t(.ni pernture ern i:illy mid nne l mil lal pmctpltaUoii ut .11 lend xinl In icii- irai ana norinern i-u. Aikanai, in Terrltirle, Tennesaee and pint ixuieiana, en., nut uir nrniitli mm-i 01 mai nao no rem 1 una llx le m n in. In sight now thut the rhanre f.,r rum from the eold wuv haa pnm"l luli.r Wie the W 1 her In trie lielt and proa peuts for the next 21 hour lire favnruhi.., fair in the eaatrrn half where uiililn. - Is svaeded and aliowera Indicated In ilia central portions. . Rain selling csuaed some deptraalon in our market to-day around the owning, but realising the true state of affair, this aellUis eoon sluptd and the uaiini dullness followed. I,lverr"Hil la very good In pot, the turn-over In wlilrh resrhod 1K.U0O bnlea with .0 Atnerlenn Bt f points advance in price. I,u( that market is md liferent nn futurea. The July option received no auptMjrt here ta nsy unng the erjy hour und weak- eiied on scstlered Jliiiibinilun. After the P""'1" freetv ulthough they were supply experience of the past few daya, how 1 ln "'elr Immediut reUlrements. Many ever, sven profaalitne Is are very ru - nous, in scums- mat oniuin irnani.ii.. of. a' bearish vlslhl supply alatnnient to-morrow is probably ths Inducement to sell to-dy, Acyirdlng to our Tssas news received , to-day, showers occurred only at s few widely sctUrM ; points snd were not sufficient to rellcvs Ihe drought which I complained 'of ven from h centrul snd northern portions of ths Btst. 1 Tha Into-sight for the week kmk Ilk ros bsl, aalift U7.KM Iset year. m In i04 end M.1M In lt4. A- telegram from n tsllabls part In Blireverwirt,. ssylng .thSt s farmer bad wlthdrswn sn ofTer of WO bales, owing to boll weevil becoming general In that section. Attracted considerable attention , ber.., ... ' ;;-.,, ar dull, factors rather disposed 10 sell snd' ordinary benders are going now at little premium over common staple. The demand Is slow, buyer not di.'.Rd to pay qootstkins. '. . The usual talk sbout ths next bureau tva'-rt, a-lvlng June condition of 4?rop, I fcHng slarled. Oeneral oplnl'm Is Inclln ed to look for higher crop emditlons, ss the droiurht ir In Texa Is too . email end Ihe sett-sck hy rains is the Ktem mte Is n'H aufTli-lent to affect the Sd. lulilej malarial iinpryvemeul In tug Cn tral Btatsa. Ublesa marked aafaTorshle changes oocur In the went her, sdvuhoa seiiiiis on tna next bureau report is ax pootca in ins aext isw.aaya. . ' :. MUtar M Ca'g Cotton tttr. Special to The . Obserrar. Kesr Twk. tiuna tl-Therw wera Uaht sprinkles of rain at J aleatine,- Waoo and Austin this morning anil heavtar showers m mora northerly parts or Texas. w trus that the nortlona which received good showers wars not su flaring from drought, -hut the moral eft act o them and tha lighter ahowsrs further South wss to atop ail tne taut at sot winoa in dulged la so (rMlv irMttnUr. 8UII. prices Aid not go down vary much under ins circumaiaavsa, ana tne earijr. aecuoe of f or polnta was half racoversd. Th close shows a net loss of only I to 4 points on asw crop months, July, how ever, lost , and this la tha fses of sales or lies balsa of spot cotton out ot oar local stork. Km tha surrender of Pall Hirer mill owners to tha oprmtlvW de mand for a full reatonattoa of tha blah seals of. wsgea ruling prior to July, 1SH, failed to stiffen the ar -o-mnna The llouldatlon In July nut run Its course. snd fortunately for the kedaaea of the market, that course will be a Drier one, as the ligutdatm Is likely to be com pleted befora dam tee day, oo tha Ssth bl atant. One of tha Intereetlns? featMrea of the day wss the good words spoken for thst mucn-snuaed insect, tne weevil, Dy a prominent delegate from north Tosss to the cotton convention now sitting st Monts N. Arksnsas. Hs practically gives credit to the weerll for tha higher mices rullna durlnc the past few rears. and claims that for every dollar's worth of cotton deatrnyed. tha weevil has put $10 In the pocket of cotton producers throughout the whole country. Mark Tspley Kedlvlvus. Ijverpool due to coma unchanged on near months and 2 higher on new crop. MILLKR CO. Hubbtrd Bros. Co. s Cotton LsMter. Special to Tho Obserrar. New York, Juns The liquidation ot the July holding continues, showing ths fiiltli which had been pinned upon sn sdvnnce In that delivery and lta decline ha aflectrd the new crops through ths lattir, have weakened alao under the nppnrent nenmesa of Texas rslns. Hhow era have been rumored In various locall llen and the needed general ruin la thought now not far off. business la moderate, though a greater dlapoaltlon to aell Is shown. Arkansas crop report lire very fine with every proajiect to be (leilred moat proiniaing In ten year. Advice from Full Klver say thst ths nmnufneturera have agreed to grant re- iuet of operatora for full restoration ot wuges. HUODARO BROS. A CO. New York Produce. New York, June 21 Flour ateady but quiet. Kye (lour ateady. lorn meal ateady. Hye dull. IlsrU-y nominal. Wheat eaay; No. 1, red i elevator. Option kr. lower to '4c net higher. July tV; Bent Ko; Dec. t0. Corn steady; ISo. w elevator, up tlona Vc. net higher. July lf,. Sept. M; Iec. U. Oata ateady; mixed 454. Beef ateady. Ijird ateudy; Weatetn prime tM.Ml. Re fined eaay; continent .-. i'ork ateady. Tallow aleady. Kocln firm 44.0U. Tur pentine firm. Rice ateudy. Molanae xteady. Coffee, aixit Rio steady; No. 7, V Mild steady. Futures ateudy at a net advance of 6 lo 10 point. HtJKur. raw firm; fair refining 2; centrl- Ir refining 2; centrl molasaea sugar 1. lugai i'l, to j i, Refined atondi' Hutter quiet, unchanged. I'heese firm, tinchnnged. Kgg (tuliit; Houllierna 14 to 15H. i'eitnuta easy, unchanged. r'relghts dull, unchanged. PoiatocH eimy. roxc Bouthern, per bar rel. ii J to U.76. CabbiiKe eay 35c. to fl 00 per barrel. Ilaltlmnro I'rod uco. Italtlrruire. June 21. Flfour dull, un changed. Wheal atrong; apot contract tt lo J0. Lorn firm. 66 to 67. Bouthern whits corn ill to AO. Rye teady; No. 2, Wetern 89 to "0. Oat ateudy- No. 2, mixed 43ty. Hulter ateudy, unohunged; fancy Imi tation 17 to IK; do crenmery 21 to 2!. Kgg firm Ike. Cheese active, unchang ed iJirge 1P4; ma!l US. Hugar ateady, unchanged. New York, June 21. Money on call ateady 2V4j to Z per cent ; ruling rate 3',; cloalng bid anil offered 2M. Tims loana atrong; i0 day 4; 90 Jay i; alx month L. I'rlme mercantile pnper 6 to 1. Hter llng exclmnge firmer nt the recovery t 4K. 10 to $4V16 for demand and at $4X2 30 to t2 28 for $0 day bill. !"otcd rate I4M to $iai4 and t4W to Com mercliif bill flC'. Har allver si. Mexican dollar 60. CIIARI.OTTK PIIOHUCK MARKET. (Corrected dally by J. W. Zimmerman Company.) Ch!rken-8prlng 1J f2 Men- l'er head IS Uurku 24 W KK 11 W Rye . ail Corn 774f(S0 1 olion Heed Kv Oat. Feed ir,7U. t 1.. 1 U. m.A la lrr. ' 1 ' IW Chicago firnln, Clili-Hgo. June I'l A report thnt Mark met imiile It niipeiiranre In Illlnnl ; ""ilaeil telniHry Rlretigtli lo-duy In tlie 1 1, wheal miirket. hut luter ull of the giini wn loal in rotlt tnklnK Al the niixeil t 1 1 1 1 ,. 11 h r y Rlretigtli lo-duy In Hie h lcrn- wlieiit f'r July ilellvrrv waa off U i HeptemlM-r Wn down a alia'ile. Kentemlirr "f j corn wa 11 nhaile lowr uml Heptrmtx r "." " 1 r,,v,",""a were 6 to Clili ago (iraln and Pruvlalon. June Z1. Illsh liw Clm WIIKAT- .1 iily i4 ra Ki Hept !' M U I'ee afi-J K44 111 14 ColtN July r.'.'H r.i 6! Hept 6j fii'ij irti 60s Wis ( iA I S - Jiy t Hept .s , 37',. .s 'S I'UIIK July 7 7) TIT. 7. JO H'pl M70 Mo4 icill I. AKIi M.iv a I? 00 MM July MTr. H 70 II 7ft !'' l S. .7 It F hk Julv It 27 9 17 tli Hept 9!)) i 12 ,6 I ' l K !7 J (Ml Naval Rioree. VIImln(llll June 21. Hnlrlt turpen- f I line Him 67, reriipl ,H t'liak. 11 Kiln flini :I4H. recrlpt m. Tin firm IV mi. receipts 3. iude tin eiitlne tlrin; hard I2.W, dip 11.40. It atlii 17&; receipts 114. Hitvantinh. On., June 21. Turpentine firm f7U. aule kit; lecelpt I.91S; lilp. tneiilR I To ItoNln firm: sale J.000; receipts SMfl; sh'iliinetit 2.12T, tk 3,473. Uuote- A B C 6o to 1.16V,; I) M 70 to W.76; K n to 4 11; K ll.oit to HUTS; O 14 10 to 14 IJ'4' M I $4 25; K IHi; M 14.46, N 1466' W J f 1 76; W W 14 W. " ' Tlie Dry (rootla Market. New York. June 21. -The dry good market wua quiet and without BWMi.l change to-day. Iluyera ware not taklnc iF .. "r"r'e and full prices were e lielng paid, while In the coarse end of the murk el prices wers Sagging. Cot lOII feHNi Oil. New York. June 21 Cotton ssed oil eav with price shed lower. I'rlme crude f. o. b mill V nominal new rrop; prime Rummer yellow IS to 16V prlrns white 40; prim winter yellow 40' CUHAN DIAltRIIOEA. V. M. soldier wh served In Cuba dur ing the Spanish war knew what this disease is. snd that ordinary remedies imve tittle mors effect then so much ler. Cuhsn diarrhoea Is almost as aeser and dangerous ss a mild attack ot cholera. There Is ons remedy, however thst can slwsys be depended upon a will be ssen by the following oertlheate fom Mr. Mlnnls Jsooht, of Houstoh, Texas: "I hereby certify that Chamberlain's Colic. Cholera snd iMarrhoea Remedy cured my husband ef a severs attack of Cuban diarrhoea, which lis brought home from Cuba. Ws bad several doctore but they did him no good. One bottl of. 11 ae-mewy curi mm as our neighbor will testify, f thank Clod for so valuable i ms4U?ins,5; Fur sals by R. iL-Jord.s ' ' " -, - .. ' . :.; v. r RECKLESS SELLING IN STOCKS. Preripltais) Throwing Over ofSpecn . taUvo tlotdlnsji wag siaracu ; Contrast U lUt Wedneeday's' Confl- . denoe Cut 1st Bouthern iron -: Vrhxm Only Bearish News. -A..v Nm Tork Jum 11 A nronounced de termination to get out of speculative Holdings in stocks dSTSlopea in m miurm. anarfcet to-day. Tha small regard shown for nrlcas In affectlna this purposs argued a precipitancy which naa a very dlacauraglog -and depresalng effect on speoulatlvs sentiment. There was noth ing on the surface of ths dsy srsnts which would account ; at all for tha abrupt transition from the confidence manifested In yeeterdny's buying of storks to the heedless throwing over ef noioings wnicn cnaractenseo 10-oay a market. The impressive selling was specially conspicuous In Pennsylvania and In the United States . steal stooas. and the symjmthstio effect of this upon the wools market was very bad. The reported cut In prices of Bouthern foundry iron waa considered largely re sponsible for-ths weak nee -of United State Steel, although ths supposed in tentlon to Issue bonds for tha connple lion of ths Indiana plant was also cited as ground for ths selling. The specula tive Influence of the cut in Bouthern Iron prices is enhanced by ths fsct that It discloses a trads nollcy traceable to the same sources aa were responsible for t be siMden cut in wire prices eeveral years ago In ths midst of proclamations of un paralleled prosperity In that trads and an activs bull speculation in stocks, led by ths authority In the trade. Money on call waa aaay, the stock market liquidation probably having an Influence In this -direction, - but rs lew -for -time money continued strong? snd only Uaht I supplies were offered. There wss some rally on short covering during the last hour of ths session, but ths closina tons wss easy snd only a fraction above the loweet. Bond were easy. Totsl sales, oar vslue, 11.706,000. United State bonds were sll uncbsnged on call. Total sale stocks were I.OIS.OOO shares, Inntudlns?: 4Jornr 74.100; Hmeltlnc Rennlng 3.100; Tobacco JOO; A. C. L 200; H. O. M.OUO: B. R. T. 2.400: C. A O. V: St. Paul .&o: Colo. Fuel 14.100: 1 N 4.IO0- N. W. 11. WO; I'enna. 74.40S; Reading 127.700: Southern Pacific 1410: Kouthern lUHIwsy 4,700, do pfd. 209: T. C 400; Cnkin Pacific 73.200: Steet lZLSTM: Va Caro. Chemical 1,000; Sloea-Bheffleld 1 Kca board Air Line Mock Baltimore, June 218. A. L. common and pfd. nothing doing. CLOSINO STOCK LIST. Adama Kxprea Amalgamated Copper American Car 4k Foundry .. .. .. American Car A, Foundry pfd American Cotton Oil American Cotton Oil pfd American Kxpreea American Hide t Leather pfd.. .. American Ice American Ice pfd American Unseed OH American Llnaeed Oil pfd American Locomotive American Locomotive pfd American Smelting at Refng American Smelting A Refng. pfd.. Americun Sugar Refining American Tobacco Pfd. ctf Anaconda Mining Co Atchison Atchison pfd Atlantic Coast Lin Haltlmnre Ohio Halilmore Ohio pfd Brooklyn Rapid Tranalt Canadian Pacific Central of New Jersey 1U2 w 2T4 S3 H liTI !"?l XT? iyir ;,T ioiI ii J Chesapeake A Ohio Chicago A Alton IT CtttLi i? i' -on Chicago 4V Alton nfd Chicago Ore.t Weetern Chicago A Northwestern Chicago, Mil. A Bt. Puul Chicago Terminal A Tram Chicago Terminal ft Trims, pfd C, C, C. Bt. Louis Colorado Fuel A Iron Colorado A Bouthern Colorado A Houlhern let pfd Colorado A Southern 2nd pfd ConeoMdated Oa Corn Product Refining Corn Product Refining pfd Delaware A Hudson Delaware. Lnx-KHwarna A West.. 174 12 10 61 "2 11x14 i'i o 220 Denver A Rio Ornnde 43 y lenver Hlo Grande pfd. Distillers' Securities Erls Krln 1st pfd Krle 2nd pfd General Klertrlc Hocking Valley Illlnola Central International Pnper International Pnper pfd International Pump International Pump pfd Iowa Central . . . . - Iowa Central pfd Knnana City Bouthern Kansas City Houlhern pfd Ixiulavllla A Nnahvllle 6h 43 78V4 15 1 KH4 1 K4 60 at V 62 64 14?4 Manhattan L trupolllan Hecurltlee Metropolitan Ht Ry Mexican Central Mlnneapoli A Ht. IxmiI Minn.. Ht. I. Ha 11 It Ste. M Minn.. Bt. P A Hnult Bte. M. pfd. MIourl Pacific Missouri. Kauaaa A Texa Missouri, Kansas A Trxn pfd.. . National l-eml National It l( of Mexico pfd.. . New York Central New York. Ontario A Wentern .. . Norfolk A Western Norfolk A Western pfd North American Pacific Mall Pennsylvania I'enpls Oa Plttahiirg. C. C A Bt. Ijuls Pressed Bteol Car Preaaed Bteel Cur pfd.. .. , , Pullman Palace Cur Reading Rending lat pfd Reading 2nd pf.l Republic Hlwl Republic Hteel pfd Bock laland Co a 156 171 BfH tt 7T4 lM-fc SH Sll M4 14 W SO Ml 4"H w 1.11 si MS ss li4 Hock laland Co. pfd j mi oner umiu. Rubber (loo.l pf.l Bt. Irfiul A Hhii Kr.in. 2nd pfd.. Ht. Iitil Hiiitliwetern Bt liul H"iillir-.tcrn pfd Southern Pai ltl- Southern Pii'-IDc pfd Bouthern Hailway Hiuthern Railway )fd Tenneaee dial A Iron 41H lit 11!S US 1U4 All the twisters advertised in this space have been sold except 960 spindles, 3." rings, Lowell make. We offer these at a bargaia ALEXANDER & GARSED Power Plants, Cotton & Charlotte, North Carolina. " William B. Charles Offices Cliarlotte N. C. Best on Mass. and Amsterdam If.' Y. Mala Ofllosj Amstsrdam. N. Y. BONNER ' & BARNEWALL MANUPACTimERS o ' .-. 1 ': LEATHER BELTING CHARLOTTH BRAN at. tfitA IT East 4ti St. "T-: "' - TelophssM. 'tSSt. . ' MR. C. XT. GODWIN, Mgr. '"- V.- f Costeptets) Stock Always Hsad for Imsnadlsta ShlpsueDl. ' , t- tilt ?exss at .Paolrl.,v,A,i , .....'' pledo, Bt Louis Wert..'.. .... Toledo. 81. Louis aV Weat pfd...... Union Pacific. .. ,,., ,. - Union Paoifle pfd j s United Btates Kxpreas ..', ....,'110 United Btstes Leather., .. United Btates Leather pfd.,... . United Btates tteslty .',,' wif ' United Btates Rubber.. ,. ., ,.- 49 United States Rubber pfd.." J United Mtatea Bteel .. - SV United Bute Bteel pfd.. .. 108V Virginia-Carolina Chemical .. .. .. " 40 Virginia-Carolina Chemical pfd. ... 10 Wabash ..,'.. ..".. ... Wabash pfd.. .. .. .. ., .. .. . - 464 Wells Fargo Express .. ... .. ... T10 Weetlnahouaa Klactria.. -. .. .. ..' 168 Weetern Union .. .. .. ; 91 Wheeling Lake Erie., . 17i Wisconsin Central ... ... ..... ... .... 24"i Wisconsin Central nfd ' Northern Pacific.. ... .. , ..- .JW Central Leather .. SM Central ' Leather 'nfd.. - 102V Bloss-Bheffield .. .. .. .. .... .... 72 4 Oreat Northern pfd., .. .. ... .. & internorougn stet.. , Interborough Met, pfd. .. 7 aaaaaMiWfl- " 1- ..MaMBBsaBBBBSBjaaanawagssssaBSwaaswsBn NSW TORK BONDS. V. 8. refunding U, registered... U. 8. refunding 2a, coupon ,. . U. 8. 1.' rasdatarad.. U. 8. 3a, coupon ,. !. u. uia , registered . If. a fA J.lu...nA. U, 8. New 4s, reglstsred U. 8. NSW 4s. enuDon.. . American. Tobacco 4s.. . American Tobacoo 4a.. . Atchison general 4.. Atohieon sdjustment 4a.. AUantlc Coast . Line 4s.. Baltimore V Ohio 4 ., Baltimore 4k Ohio Ha Brooklyn K. T. cv. 4a Central of Georgia 6a Central of Georgia 1st Inc.. .. Central of Georgia Ind Ino Central of Georgia Id Inc Chesapeake 4k Ohio 4fes Chicago Alton SUs Chicago. B. 4k Qulncy new 4s.. Chicago. R. I. st Pacific R. R. 4s Chlcaao. R. I. A P. R. R. ool. 6s. iuufc C, C C. 8t, Louis gen. 4s WW Colorsdo Industrial 6s Ser. A 77Vi Colorado Induatrlal 6s Bsr. Bm ... -77 Colorsdo Midland 4a.. TS Colorsdo 4k Southern 4s Cuba 6a - Denver A Rio Orande 4s Distillers' Securities 6s Kris prior Hen 4s . Krle General 4s Hocking Vallsy 4Hs .. Japan (s .. Japan ss tad Series ion Ma KH Jspan 4Hs ctfa Japan 4s. ctfa Ind Bene Loulsrllle A Nsah. Unified 4a... .. Manhattan consol gold 4s 15 lou Mexican central .. Mexican Central 1st Inc Minn. 4V St. Louis 4s ofd. Mlieouri. Kaoeas tk Texas- 4a.. .. Missouri. Kansas a Texas Snds.... National R. R. of Mexico coL 4s.. New York Central gen. SHs New Jersey Central general Is.... Northern Pad flu 4a .... Northern PaHfle S Norfolk a Western coL 4a... 80 n 4 MS 99 128V 7S Oregon Short Line rfdg. 4s 1 pn f iu. - ; Reading General 4s I St. Ixuls a Iron Mountain col. 6s 1 8t- Loula A Baa rranrlsco fg. 4s.. I St. Iuia Southwestern con. 4s.... 1 Seaboard Air Une 4s ' Southern Pacific 4a I Bouthern Pacific 1st 4s ctfi I Southern Railway im Texas A Pacific lat .-. .. 1 Toledo. Bt. L. Weetern 4a I Union Pacific 4s . I'lilnn PaWllo i-w la . 1024 11s m 78 1174 81 10 U. 8. Steel Xnd 6s . .. Wabaah lat. Wahaah Deb. B i Western Md. 4a 1 Wheeling Lake Erie 4 M ie ft Wise on ain Central 4a. Japan 4a ctfa BLooDnorxns ix txrnT case. Only Kvlersr- Against a XegTO la That nicy Treexi 111m lor Arson in ustea) t-ouniy. SufTolk. Va.. Ppeclal. !0th.. to New York Sun. Can a person be convicted of felony because bloodhounds captured , him? This question will have to be) 1 answered by the Buperlor Court of Gates county. N. C. Thomas Hunter, colored, merchant of Sunsbury, N. C, wss adjudged guilty of arson at preliminary hearing to-day and waa held for the grand Jury. The store of W. II. Ellott, near Buns- bury, was burned yesterdsy morning. When taken tn the scene on a special train last evening Hurricane Ilranch'a The "Grand" "fit for a Bride" Our Improved Roller Tray. Full Leather Hound snd Bras Trimmed. Handsomest Trunk mads. Prices: Inch. Ilft.ou; la-luoh, $1.00; 40-lnch. $20. (Ml. G1LREATII & CO. Woolen Mill Machinery.S 10S4 . .. KW 103 .... lot 104-1 ,' lid 12 e eVe a T9 ee esse" ll&T .. W .. Ill .. n .. i .. M .. 107 COTTON YARNS, COTTON GOODS, AND COTTON WASTE. - . MU fiii 47 '''C'r "'1. ;. ! ,'" BJOUTH TRtON ST.. V J f -vOHARkOTTK. N. O. V Rerolrlof Flat Cards, Railway Head, prawlnf Pramea, Splnnlne; Prames, Twlsteri and Spoolers QuUIera and Reels. Looma," ; C0MBER5 . . ETC , ETC bloodhounds ran down Hunter. When he was closely pursued he climbed a tall beech tree, where ha waa arrested. The chase lasted lust thirteen min. ib I utaa. The salaries commute of Stock port, England, 'has advanced the salary of the municipal draughts man $1.60 a year about 4 cents a week. SPRAINED ANKLE,' STIFF- NECK, LAMB SHOULDER. These are three common allmsnts for which Chamberlain's Pain Balm Is ssoe- clnlly valuable. It promptly applied it IEIIIS v a J If smvsiwui save you time, money ana suffering 44 I when troubled with, any One of these all msnts. For sale by R. II. Jordan a Co. Manufacturers and Jobbers Frequently find it necessary to have Banking Facilities In ad dition to those offered by local baaks. ' THS First National Bank of Richmond, Virginia, With 11.160,000.00 Capital $6. 004,400.0 Deposits 17,000,000.00 ToUl Resources Offers Just the Additional F cllltlss Required. Jno. B. PurcelU President; Jno. M. Miller. Jr.. Vice Presi dent; Chaa. R Burnett, As sistant Cashier; J. G. Joplln, Assistant Cashier. COTTON SEED OIL and Gin Machinery NOT IN ANY COMBINATION OR TRUST. Complets plant from fifteen to two huqdred tons capacity. Spe cial small oil plants for gin" nerles. Complete cotton tin ning systsma. E. Van Winkle Gin and Machine Works, ATLANTA, - GEORGIA, HUGH MACRAE & CO., Bankers Miscellaneous Southern Securities WILMINGTON. N. C. Washington, D. C 408 Colorado Bldf. Cotton Mill Stocks RICHARD A. BLYTHE, Commission Merchant. COTTON WARPS AND YARNS. No. 114 Chestnut Street. PHILADELPHIA, ... . PA. A. D. SALKELD & BR0., COMMISSION MERCHANTS -73 Leonard 6t, NEW YORK. COTTTON YARNS. WITH Fred'k Vietor & Achelis. WM. D'OLIER & CO., WSIMINNION MKRCIIANTS COTTON YARNS Third svnd Clieetnst Rta. Mariner sum! Merrhant Bide. PHILADELPHIA, PA. D. A. Hurley, BROKER. 1 Cotton, Stocks, Grain and Provisions PROMPT EXECUTIONS. No Interest Charged oo Stocks. P. a Do . , W Pay Telegraph Tolls. ROCK lahL . '- . S. X ' BOND DEPARTMENT WAC1I0YU LOAN ft 1RUSI lOSIPANY, WINRTON'SALEM, N. C. DON Da AD STOCKS. Ws Invito correspondence from parties , dealrlnc to bur or S1L - ... .-v..,, .. . Our . list of Inrsstmsnts ma.llsd vpoa applleatlon. . ? JQHH W. miCS a-a ' I ii ..si is wrirM0.tt. Stuart W. Cramer, CNQINCCR AND CONTIUCT0J5. oiuDpcrs, RTln; Prames v 1 . aw as -t w m to;1 iiwwviHil 3 i " T . " - - t .1. 2ntermedlates2 V Jack Prames MOTORS AND DYNAMOS, STEAM AND POWER PUMPS, GASO LINE ENGINES, IRON ' WORKING MACHINERY, WOOD FIBRE PLASTER MACHINERY. t - - Direct RepreseaUlives JH BROWNELL CO. Men ni lt Mo-. Obit JENCKES SPINNING CO. PAWTUCKET, R. I. COTTON TARN SPINNERS, CONVERTERS AND DEALERS. Correspondence With Southern Spinners Solicited. O. 71. ROBBINS Complete Equipment for Cotton Mill, Power Plants and General Machnery. CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA. CROMPTON-THAYER LOOM CO. WORCESTER, MASS. . , FANCY COTTON AND GINGHAM. TOWEL, DAMASK, QUILT. CA8SIMERB. BLANKET LOOMS, ETC DOBBIES, BOX MOTIONS. REPAIRS, ETC. SOUTHERN OFFICE: CHA11LOTTE, N. C ALEXANDER & GARSED, Managers. nt CONTINENTAL GIN COMPANY hich-crSde SPINDLE, 0 LL Boonree Belt Oils and Grosses, LubrlcsMJn Grease, Ready-Mlxod Paints, Cold Watar Paints. AcenU Waulos' Drtwaln Compounds. GEO. B. HISS OIL CO. CHARLOTTE, N. C J. SPENCER TURNER CO. COMMISSION MERCHANTS. OrFTCESi New York, Philadelphia, CbleafO, St. Lords, Loadoa, Enfland. Yarns and Cotton Piece Goods. PAULSON, LINKROUM & CO. C o it on Y a I? us 87-S LEONARD STREET. ISO CHESTNUT STREET - MONROE STREET ' ESTABLISHED " 1 If 0 C P ELLIS & COMPANY Cotton Commission Kferchants MEMBERS OP ' - The New Tork Cotton Exchanr. New Orleans Cotton Eschanae, . Liverpool Cotton Brokers' Association, Nsw Or- lsans Board of Trade, - . . - . Oottoti Exchanr Bnlldtaif ' ' NEW ORLEANS Special attention given to executing of orders In contracts for future de livery of eotton In alt tha markets. CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED. - HUBBARD BROS. & CO; HANOVER SQUARE. NEW TORE. MEMBERS OP New York Cotton Ex . change, New Orleans Cotton Ex. . change, Aasoctste Msmbers Uveis pool Cotton Exchange. - ; OBDERS SOLICITED For th par chase and sale or catton cor ruture dsllvsry. - Correspondenoo Invltsd. 'i JAMES E. nilUHELLCO. COMMISSION MK.MCIIANX8. Cotton N. arna and , Cotton - C'lOths. ' CONSIGNMENTS ROLICTTEll.' Pblladolplila. 1 and 1S4 Cheatnal St. . lUmton, i Dnmmn Bt. 4 ;; York, Koi t Laonartl St. a ;. COUITABUt BUIL0IN, V-"' ' ' V .. AW, ...... AM a f Man st was Autemwtc Feeders, A. - i Openers and Trunk, ' Breaker Intermediate and Plnlshef Lappers,1 Klrschner Carding Beater'-; J 'Br' TTiread Extractor,1 y ' J Waste Pickers, etc.-! Sv-' Raw Stock Drjrers' . fiy-fe ETC, ETC 7 " GREENSBORO : ' ' - ' ' ' V SUPPLY CO. tebws, 1 C Hill Supplies .and Machinery YOU WANT ONLT THE BEST Cotton Gin Machinery. Ask any experienced tinner about PRATT. EAOLE, SMITH, WIN8HIP. MUNQER If Interested we would like to show you what thousands of Hfs-long cus tomers say. Writs for catalogue and testimonial booklet CHARLOTTE. N. C LOOM, ENGINE amp VALVE NEW YORK ,' PHILADELPHIA CHICAGO ,r. TO & CLARK CoUcaCoWission . X 01 tlAMRD MILLER CO.' BANKERS AND BROKERS, ; a a Broadway, Now. York. . "' Metnbersi New Tork ntontt icflhaaaa. New York Cotton Exchsns. N Turk ': Produce Exnhants, New York Coffee K- ehsnss, Chlcssfl Board of Trade, New '. Orleans Cotton Exehanea, New Orleans Board Of Trade. Ph'iladalohla fttnob -. Chnns-a, Uvsrpool Colton Association.:. Kxecutlve orders for ths purobssa or sals of eotton, stocks, aralo or provU. ' Ions for cssh or on mars in. Hpeelal nttenrlon to orders hf 'mail 7 Brsnrh Dfflcer Rnome f t ana t rVm. yTS Building., (laeenvllle, .. Cj .... .-feivV'.V , P..-B. , ALEXANDER,. Manager :.;7 . ,.1 . . . , i. ...
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