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IS OIIAIILOTTE DAILY OBSERVER, ,264906V;., '9 - 7 commkece am; finakck ctrrrW d6wn ,. to 'it roiNTS After Earlv Stronrth. Tendency of 1 . lvlocei Was Hew"! by Clrcnla From ' Leader of May. Hull Pool : . Mating Tliat V 48,000 Jlriualninic Rale . of May Cotton Are to bo Delivered on July Contract Close) Scadled, by tovermg. ' Naw Toi-k Juna M.-The cotton mar . Tiet broke sharply after , steady early '..-session under talk or heavy July no tinea, and cloaad at a nut decline of I '. to- 11 points. Bala war estimated at The opening was steady at unchanged f rices te an aovanoe oi .a point., n ,jhui iberal responses from Liverpool. But - tl iDDMnd that ralna reoorted tn Tssa jiad been Insufficient to materially re. llnua. thai draught, and ' with - Liverpool a, food buyer, the market worked up to nei aavunoe oi to i ptmiia- a h- mihnMA AtfVaxfnoa InnMaiail . nWlntf .ta . i iin Texifa. and prices sagged back a few y t : poinu, but snowed uttia- sign oi . nqss untti after a .circular laaued by tha t'L-'laader..of-the May bull pool had .been ,' ... IsKued, atatlnt that. tha peol intended t" , , deliver about 48.400 ' balea remaining of ', ,; tli May cotton on July obntract Toa ,,''::,. flnal ton a waa eteadled by coverlnr. .- Hecelnta at tha Dorta to-day. .4fi2 bales. ' Malnit 4.604 taat week and 10.MT laat '.j't. year, - Far tha. week, 2M09 b&lea, agmlnat v: v tint taat WMk and TTi UX laat Tear. To. 'a. i dav'a. recelpta et New, Orieana. t8U bajea, aalnat J."(B ' laat year, and at hauaton. left balea. . acaluit 1.408 laat vt '.VNew Tork .Cotton. J " New Torltr Jnna tS.Cotton,-aoot loa- aa .ateaay, 39 point aaciina. Mioaiina unranda 13.); roUdllng uit U.06; aalea ,!, balea. 4' 5 . Kyturea closed ateady at tha decline, ... jrric'ea. rant-ao, aa louowa: Cloaa , ". ' June ., ; '.,,:-; July . i WWII X.(KI1 l.2fi 10.1 10.10 10.21 10.S1 10.32 1 4C 10.S1 J0.39 10.31 10.3S 10.H 10.41 10.U 10.10 10) 10.M 10.15 10.14 10. M ia 10.11 10.19 10.S4 10.2 10.! ,,: Jan. , , 10 .46 ; iiarch 10.S1 10 88 10.44 'i V; ' ? Iircrpool Cotton, , . iTJtfftTnnAl Timi TntAti anwit nillt " f rleea i points lower; American mid. dllna: fair .64; vood mlddllnf e.W; mid. dlina- 0.14: low middllna- 6.N: Rood ordl , nary ."; ordinary i.W. The aalea of the day were 1.M balea, of which 700 were lor tpeculKtlon and export and inciuaea .700 American. Receipta t.SuO bale, all American. Futures opened quiet and closed steady: American middling; g. o. c. June 6.88; June-July 6.8b; July-Aus;. (.82 to 6.83; Auc.-Bept. 6.78 to i.74; BepU Oct. 6.S4: Oct-Nor. t.! to 6.60: Nov.-Ueo. (.68 to (.68; Pec.-Jiin. 6.68 to S.6; Jan.- Feb. tM to 6.60; Fen.-Mnrcn a.w to .u; Uarch-AprU 6.62; April-May (.63. ' CHARLOTTE COTTON MARKET, These rto represent the prices pa!4 to wagons: . juna a. Good mtddllnr .. llVfc Stftvtmlddiina; 11 Middlllif .. , Ua Ooort middling, tinged t U BU1n .4 .. ..tol 1 PORT MOVEMENTS. Galveston, steady , New Orleans, easy Mobile, easy .. .. Savannah, quirt.. ., Charleston, quiet.. Wilmington, steady 11 1-1 10 1&-1 10H 10 10 4-16 10 11 V H V. 10. M 10.W 11.05 11 11 11 11 Norfolk, steady Baltimore, nominal New York, steady BoHton. ateady .. .. Philadelphia, quiet Houston, quiet .. ., AuguHta, steady .. Memphis, easy .. Bt. Louts, quiet.. .. Clncinnnti .. .. ., ... Louisville, firm .. Comparative Port flecHpta. - June 26. Tester Last dar Tar Galveston l.ffil 8.801 New Orleans l.KM 4 1.705 Mobile 297 47 Savannah .. 1,087 1.15 Charleston 4 38 Wilmington 98 Norfolk 44 Boston .. .. v. v.... 334 Philadelphia XI ToUl . .. . 10,945 Estimates. June 9. ' To- Laat day. Year. New Orleans l.TOO-l.mo i.694 Houston 2,no-l.onO 2.159 Galveston .. 3.000-J.&M l.Ou) Interior Bexxlpta. Juno 25. Tester- Last Year, l.ttl -239 U 211 1.4M va day. . .. S73 . .. 8 J77 . .. 92 .... WO Memphis .. Augusta .. Bt Louis ,. Cincinnati .. Houston . . Little Rock Hayward, VUk and Clark's Dally Cot- ton Letter. Furnished by the Cotton Exchange and Board of Trade. New Orleans, June 25 The promised rains for Texas did not iiiaturlnllre to the extent of relieving the altuatlon and affair around the ring continue In statu -, , quo little business and great expecta tion Thoaa who Hold Saturday on . prosnecta of rain moatly covered thla morning, causlnir a temporary advance in new crore which waa lost Inter on, v'. owing to rain reports from Houston. Arkannae and northern Mississippi. July opened weak but received support from 'large traders on the theory of Its being at too much discount under spots. Liver pool Is Indifferent but steady. The weekly crop accounts for the past week given out by tha press In the most Important centers of the belt, are leaa favorable. Tha Atlanta Constitution mentlona decided deterioration In South Carolina, owing to the recent prolonged rains and scarcity of tabor affectlna; prospects In Georgia and the Carollnaa. The Commercial Appeal, of Memphis, , laya strews on Increasing drought In enn- riitlons In tha central portions of tha belt with the exception of Arkannand -." Alabama, which received the necesanry moisture. The Houston report to The - Times-Democrat while favorable to the i .northern portions of the 8tnte. repre sents conditions In south Texas as be- ins- beyond relief by rains.' '. ' The official reeord of the past two days . '; shnws only one good rain at Abilene.' Texas; outside of that there were only ,. a few showers less thsn a tenth of an '' ; inch In northeastern Texas and no raln- fall yesterday. A bulllsrl weekly weath ' er -report from Wsshlngton Is expected to-morrow and this checked attempts to - depress the market today on reports of ; - rain coming on from Arkansas, north 'f . Iulsisna and Mississippi, where preclpl- - tation will undoubtedly imorova tha nut. j, 1 . Saots are tTutt but stesiii'. some da w..1.. tnand to fill up June shipments, offerings i i-'. light. .- : . . ; - :!t''h , 5Illfer A Co.' Cotton Lettmj t ' Bpaclat to Tha Observer. - ' ' V. ' ' . tha day was tha public announcement -tv mean of a circular, thnt tha erst- sV'i Tjg'll" hull lander would durnri his entire . ' eilillnss of.SDoi cotton Hsalnst Jul J, " Jongs on notice day, June 2th, The re. 4 eon asslpned was that Insursnca on this large amount of cotton,, given as 48.000 bales, Is aliout to expire and that owing to tha recent fires In warshouaea hr. It ii,; wouia d very aimruit m repisee tne in , sursnce. The ' excuse given wns looked i1. . tipnn ss quite Ingenuous, and the market kW-' entirely unaffected t by the an v; .nouncoment for some time. Later In the day, howeveri there was considerable ' selling of July by outside Interests who h - were evidently Impressed with a fear ." that they might be called upon to taka ' 'J-tip large quantity of -cotton on which - they might be called upon to carry tha I-.-.: pre naa inemseives. 1 . r.'V .. , , s? ; ' At the same moment them were rv i'i:Hiori of rains nt one f two tmlnta in : ' the drought districts of Texas, and sell- '; Ins; out lata monthn added to the weak- t peas started by the. July liquidation, N'wTtow levels wera touched on July j ! end August while the other months de- rllned to about the 'previous low points . ; of hs saaaon. . . r i ,. . f,: Upot Interests ''wera good 'buyers of ' July on the decline, and there Is little V doubt that the remnant of our stock will V ,i v. find its way Into strong hands and that '. there will b very little difficulty shout I securing proper laurnnoe on It although ; the rsta may be a little higher. . ' ,lJvrrool l duo 7 lower on old rropg , , anq uown n lar nonmi. MILLER CO. C. P. Ellis A Co.'a Cotton Letter. 8peclat to Tha Observar. ' ... V New Orleans. La. June iS.Tha mar kets bavs len 'weaker to-day than (or soma time past, owing partly (to numer ous reports of scattered showers, fend thunder storms In the Southwest, . but chiefly to a publication by Mr. Price, In which be states that he will issue notices in July for about 48,060 bales, owing to the difficulty of effecting Insurance' on cotton in New York: , in substance It means that ha has sold off about 80.000 bales of tha cotton received in May and it la aafs to aaautne thst ths balance la low grade and unsalable stuff, which ha win now, uniosa on toe noiaere et juiy contracts. '" ,,. . - : In tu local market - July has been without support and - Parties previously credited with intentions ot squeesing It have been noticed among the . seller. New crons under .all the circumstances hold their own remarkably well, but If mess . increasing-. showers snouiq prove the forerunner of good rains lnvthe Bouth west and tha fear of drought should thereby be dispelled,1 lower markets would almost surely follow. According to ths best Information coming to thla market the drought damage la mora Imaginary than real and If the bureau should eqnflrm private arrounta of exist Ing conditions we doubt If present prices can oe supported, . ' i't' Hnbbirdl Brosv A Coa Cotton Letter. special to ins uoservsr. New York. - June 26. Exceptionally good crop reports with rains were need ed in Texas proas tne msrset snarpiy, coupled with sharp sale of July and an avowed Intention on the part of holder to deliver their cotton. An Improved out look- Is - the oausa-ottha weaknaas : sellers are becoming more aggreaaivs ana unless ths outlook becomes less favor able the tendency appears to hat toward lower prices, present figures nave Dn maintained an tne rear ot a ooasima in jury; when that cesses to be probable the reason for an improvement ceases with 1U HUBBARD BHOH. CO. . Jiwt York Produce, New fork. Jans 25 Flour stesdy. Rye flour steady, cornmeal quiet. ye auii Pnrtflkv nnmlnnl -- : Wheat easy: No. 2. red 64 nominal elevator. Ootlons to lc. nst lower. July 89; Sept. 88; Deo. 89. Com easy; No.-S, 88 nominal elevator. Options & net lower. July 67; Sept. 67: Dec 6S. Oats weak; mixed 42 to 42. Beef steady. - Cut meats Arm. Lard easy; western prime W.7B. ttenneo oareiy steady. Continent. 89.16, Pork firm; family 19.00. Tallow steady. Coffee, spot Rio steady: No. 7, Invoice 7. Mild steady. Fu tures steady, unchanged to 10 points higher. Bugsr, raw firm. Refined firm. Butter quiet: creamery, common to extra 16 to 20. Western Imitation cream ery extras 18; firsts 16 to 17. Cheese firm; new State, full creams mall 8i to 11. Esss-nrm: state. Penns. and nearoy fancy aelected white 2s. Western Brats 16 to 17; Southerns 14 to 16. Peanut easy, unchanged. Potatoes Irregular, Southern, per barrel, 82.00 to 82.60. Cotton by steam to Liverpool 14c. Cab bages Irregular 26c to 81.00 per barrel. Baltimore Produce. Baltimore. June 26. Flour quiet; pat ent winter 64.80 to 84.60; spring patent $4.40 to $4.80. Wheat quiet; spot contract si. uorn week: stmt 66 to 66: Southern white corn 57 to 69. Oats easier; No. I mixed 42 ssked. Rye steady; No. 2, Western t to 7a Butter firm. Fancy Imitation 17 to 18; do creamery 21 to 22. Bags firm. Cheese strong, unchangsd. Sugar steady, unchanged. s ClUcago Grain. Chlcaao. ' June 25. Increased world's shipments and heavy exports from Rus sia were the cnier causes to-oay tor a weak wheat market. The September option closed 1 to lower. Corn, was down c. Oats were down td c. Provisions were z to 7c. higher. Chicago Grain and Provision. June f WH"EA"r- High 87 Kfi K4 49 61 61 49 87 r STs Ixw Cioa May .. . July .. ., Sept. .. . Iec n ii 82 Kf 83 61 49 7 87 87 82 83 4H 60 61 49 CORN Msy .. .. July .. .. Sept. .. . Dec OATS- May .. .. July .. .. Sept, .. ., Dec 3o4 PORK- Jsn July .. .. Sent .. . 14.90 17.00 16 17.05 16.66 8.10 87 686 8.86 nro 16.66 8 05 6(1 8.80 8 W LARD Jan July .. .. Sept Oct. .. 8.05 82 8.K8 g'gj RIBS Jan July .. .. Bept Oct 7 M j ,x 9.17 6.10 6.92 9 12 9.07 8.90 g jo Naval fWorea. WILmlnston. June 26. Spirits turpen tine firm 57; receipts 100 casks. Kosin nrm N.4V: reretpts Jii. Tar firm 82.00; receipta 28. Crude turpentine firm, hard 82.90: dip $4.40; virgin (4.76; receipta 213. i Savannah, June 25. Turpentlno firm 67: sales 274; receipta 864; shipments 268. Kostn nrm; sales i.siv; receipts l.os; hlpments 4.(0)6; stock 63.682. Quote: A B 1 t . r a,i. n us ,A liii. n t, rt. xr 84.30: I 84.10: k 84.86: M 14 t: N 84 6 to 84.70; W O 84.76 to 14.8$; W W M.96 to 16.00. ' The Money Market. New York,- June 16. Money on call en ay 2 to t per cent.; closing bid 2; offered at S. Time loans strong but euii. , , PrimO mercantile paper 6 to 6: ster ling exchange weak at 8484.96 to 4A6 for demand and at 1482.20 to 8482.26 tor 00 av bills. Posted ratoa I4K3 and 8488. Commercial bills (481 to 8482; bar sliver 6. The Dry Goods Market New Tork. June JO.i-The dry goods market to-day showed more movement from first hands of prints and domestics.--and a more confident tone. New prloe levels are now believed to have readied tne tow tor tne year. Cot tost Seed OH. New York. June 25. Cotton seed oil steady. Prime crude f. o. b. mills M omlnsl. prime summer yellow a4 to m: prime wnite u; prims winter yel low 40. " x -, -'f'-v- . . r , y New Orleana Futtirea. ew Orleans. Juns K.-Cotton futures closed stesdy at a aeoitne: June iu.m; July 10.83: Aug. 10.411: Kent. 0.t4l Oct io n: Nov. 10,i . Dea. 10.K; Jan. 10.12; March W.44. . i ..-. Son of Late John n, Stetsoa llopvti a , H Willi 4UU1 of IS.. Philadelphia Special, 24th, to Rich ' mond Tlmea-Dlspatch. , ';. . ; Society folk Iri' Oermantbwn and Ore tits, the younger element partic ularly, are discussing ths announce nient of the marriage of Miss Helen Brooke Lewis, daughter ot Mr. and Mrs. j; Howard Lewis. Jr., of OgonU. manager of the Welder stock Farm, and, O. Henry Stetson, the youngest sen of the late John B, Stetson, tho millionaire, hat manufacturer. , The fact Is, they eloped last Prtriay After iioon,- and the first Intelligence either of their families had of the event was, received that night when telegrams came from Nimv Twk.': Mrs. Htoteon Is II years old; her husband is 20. They had bn engaged for two y-ar with tha knowledgo and approval of fhelr families, and simply came to tho conclusion that they had been en gaged long enough, .Both are well known socially, - i,' -n (3ooA mn Money, i- " ' riedmont coupons. We will ray you ioc: per . 190, .Schlft ; C'o Charlotte,'. N. ' C. - . WEAKENED WHOLE STOCK LIST. Break in Amalgamated Copper "After Early Htrengtli Caused Decline for Mont of lite Aetlve Leaders; of 1 tO a PolMaVr',;-v,r. -Vi'v.' ::r-ir:V Kaw.Ynrk. Jnna M Tha stock-market to-day cave 'evidence, for a time, of aoma. efforts at benavolsnL control. Thii out restraint tinon the pressure to sell. Nevertheless, there was no attempt to insugurate any actual rise in prioes. Bouthern Paclflo and St Paul showed evidence oi i aggresstva supporW rH vanuine at one time a tiutor more, and Amalgamated Copper was llfleil sgaln and again to above par. 'where It Closed on Saturday. This had the 'rITeot of creating an Impression that the Stan dard OH group ot capitalists ' Intended to offer support to the-market against the depressing Influence of the hostile Intention ef the administration. The pe riod of strength - la - tnese stocks waa identical with that of (he greatest resist ing power in the general market and the whole list went oft to the lowest of the day, when Amalgamated Copper gave way late in the day and showed signs Of sn abandonment of aupport. Saturday's rumors of a proposed ' steel combination to rival the United States Bteel corpora tion had eeme -elaboration, hut a-aUHao Ins tendency in the foundry Iron merke was' of mora influence. Interborough Metropolitan mads -another downward plunge on account of the. call made upon members of the syndicate for a payment to-day of 90 per cent of their subfcriD- tiona. interest rates ror time loans con tinued - to" advance and for the aix months' -periods bills were raised from I to fa per cent, wnua lor seven ana eigm months 6 per tent, wss ths asking rate, with 6 per rent, strongly - bid. The bresk in Amalaamated CoDDer proved finally effective In weakening the whole market and the last prices were near the loweet of the day and showed general declines for most of the active U-sders of 1 to 3 points, snd a ?w cases, more, v Bonds were heavy. Total sales, per vslue, tl.lti6.000. United . States bonds were su unensngea on csii. Total sales were 1.011.600 shares. In eluding: Copper 164.200; Cotton Oil 700; Smelting 89.700: Tohacco 700; C. A O. 1.600: L. A N. 1.700: N. W. 2.700 Penno, 44.400; Reading 147.0O; Southern Pacific 76.800;. Southern Rwy. 2.700: Union Pclno 77, xw; va.-caro. cnem. i.ew; Binei-nnei field 1,200; Interborough-Met. 26.700. Seaboard Air Line Stock. Baltimore, June 16. 8. A. 7T."common 29; pfd. nothing doing. CLOSING STOCK LIST. Adams Express 240 Amslgsmated Coppe Igsmated Conier 9S 87 American Car A Foundry Car A Yt American Car A Foundry pfd American Cotton Oil American Cotton Oil pfd American Express .. 1WS 90 90 223 American Hide A Leather pfd.. . American Ice American Ice pfd American Linseed Oil Amerlcsn Unseed Oil pfd American Locomotive ... American lxcomottve pfd American 8meltlng A Refng American Smelting A Refng. pfd. 2H 60 1S W 11 144 115 130 99 233 X 1112 1 117 92 7 169 23 7 28 71 1H 200 17S 11 31 94 48 83 4 140 20 60 217 622 414 87 M i 7H M 1K3 lil 17B 8 40 82 2H 60 26 M 142 American Bugar Refining American Tobacco pfd. ctf Anaconda Mining Co.. ..- Atchison Atchison pfd . Atlantic Coast Lino - . Baltimore A Ohio Baltimore A Ohio pfd Brooklyn lUnld Transit Canadian Pacific Central of New Jemey Chesnpesks A Ohio Chicago A Alton Chicago A Alton pfd Chicago Grant Western Chicago A Northwestern Chirago, Mil. & St. Paul Chicago Terminal A Trans Chicago Terminal A Trans, pfd ... C C. C. St. 1-ouls Colorsdo Fuel A Iron Colorado A Southern Colorado A Southern 1st pro: Colorado A Southern 2nd pfd Consolidated Ons Corn Products Reflnlna (-Corn Products Refining pfd Delaware ft Hudson Delswsre. Lackawanna A West.. Denver A Rio Grande Denver A Rio Grande pfd Distillers' Securities Kris Erie 1st pfd Erie 2nd pfd Geheral Klertrio .. .. Hocking Valley .. .. ex. dlv. Illinois Central I .. .. International Paoer International Paper pfd International Pump International Pump pfd Iowa Central , Iowa Central pfd.. Kansas City Southern Kansas, City Southern pfd.. . Louisville A Nsshvills Manhattan I, Metropolitan Securities Metropolitan St. Ry .. Mexican Central Minneapolis A St. Louts .. . Minn., fit. p. A SaultfBte. M. 21 15,-, Minn.. Bt. I. A Sault Ste. M. pfd.. 173 Mlaanurl Psclflc 94 32 j Missouri, Kansas A Texas , Missouri, Ksnsas A Texas pfd.. I national ieiin National R. R. of Mexico pfd .. 1. New yors l entral t i nrw iora, niann at Trsiern.. nunum m ,1 mum Norfolk A Western pfd North American Pacific Mall Pennsylvania People's Gss Pittsburg, C. C. A St. Louis Pressed Steel Csr Pressed Steel Car pfd Pullman Palace Car Reading Reading 1st pfd Reading 2nd pfd.. , , .... Republic Steel .. . Republic Steel pfd Rock Island Co Rock Island Co. pfd Rubber Ooods Rubber Goods pfd St. Ixmls A Bnn Fran. 2nd pfd ... St. Loul Southwestern St. 1Ouls Southwestern pfd.. .. Southern Peclfln Southern Paclflc pfd Southern Railway , .. ,, .. Southern Rnllwny pfd Tennessee Cool A Iron , .... Trxss A Pacific Toledo, St. Ixmls A West Toledo, Bt. Louis A Wast. pfd... 96 34 1IKS mt 80 47 97 220 128 91 94 " . r 88 44 21 62 67 119 39 W 151 80S 4 All the twisters advertised in this space have been sold except 960 spindles, 3W rings, Lowell make. t We offer these at a bargaia ALEXANDER & GZIRSED Power Plants, Cotton & Woolen Mill Machinery. ; ' Charlotte, North Carolina. , - William 6. Charles OmccawCbarlotte ft. 0. Beaton I..., ?';' Main OfllCf) BONNER & BARNEWALL, INC. . :: (Leather tT Rant 4tb .', 'U. :ch-rtfr?S , ,V ' ' C w. bopww,' Mgr.'YV- Complete Stock Always on Hand for Immediate Shipment, f j . New York Ofnt if CortlamU Ifci.;; ,; ';-Z i 146 ; 94 .110 83 - 4 107 4r ll - 8Vs .. 108 19 175 , ... 1M ,'; 17$ I.., .. 4H v. .201J4 .. 102 71 .. 296 .. SN .. 77- v irginia-uaroiio vnemicai. Virginia-Carolina Chemical pfd . Wahash .... ... .., ...... Wabash pfd Wells Fur go Kxpreas ., ,. Westlnghotise Electric ,. , Western Union j .. .. ,. Wheeling A Lake Erie., ., Wisconsin. Central .. ., .. Wisconsin Central pfd.. .. Northern Paclflo .-, Central Leather '..' Central leather pfd.. .. Bloss-8heftleld: Great Northern pfd Interborough Metropolitan Interborough. Met. Pfd,. .. I, : t . IW TORK BONDS. tj. S.-refunding la, registered 1U8 U. S. refunding 2s, coupon 103 U. 8. 8s, registered 103 H. B, Ss, coupon..- 10H . 8. Old is. registered hUh V. B- Old 4s. ooupon .. 103 U. 8. New is, registered 129 U. S. New 4s, coupon 129 Amerloan Tobacco 4s.. 78 American, Tobacco (a Ill Atchison general is 102 Atchleon- adjustment 4s, 91 Atlantic Coast Line is 1U0 Baltimore A Ohio 4s ln Baltimore A Ohio 8s 9H Brooklyn B. T. ev. is 9ti Central ef Georgia (s 111 Central of Georgia 97 Central of Oeorsla 2nd Inc.. ..A 90 Central of Georgia & Inc.. .. .. .. 88 Chesapeake A - Ohio 4s 117V I Chicaao A Alton 3a 70 Chicsco. B. A Qulncy new 4a.. .. inov Chtcaao. R. I. A P. R. It. 4 77 Chicago. R. I. A P. R. R. cul. 5s.. 90 C, C C. A St. Louis aen 4s.. .. 102 Colorado Induatrtal 6s Ber. A 77 Colorado Industrial (a Srr. B 77 Colorado Midland 4s 170 Colorado m Southern 4s 93 Cuba. 6s.. .. lo&U Denver A Rio Grande 4a () Distillers' Securities 6s 88 Erie prior lien 4s 101 Erie General 4s.. 93 Hocking Valley 4s.. 1W Japan is, ! Japan 6a. 2nd Series 9$ Jspsn 4s. cfs.. .i 94 Japan 4s. ctft. 2nd Berle 93 Louisville NasQ. lininen m in Manhattan eonsol gold 4h 100 Mexican Central 4s,4 &'S Mexlcsn Central 1st Inc 19 Minn. A St. Louis 4s 93 Missouri, Kansas A Texas 4x 99 Mlseonrl, Kspsas A Texas 2nda.. .. 88 Nntkinnl R. R. of Hex. col. 4s ofd. 86 New York Central gen. 3 9S New Jersey Central gen. (w 129 Northern Psdflo 4s.. W Northern 'Pkcinc 8s.. 78 Norfolk A Western eonsol 4s lon Oregon Short Line rfdg. 4s 95 fenn. cv. ivtei.. m Reading General 4a U3 St. iouls A Iron Mountain col. 6a. 114 Bt Louis A San Francisco fg. 4s... 85 St. Louis Southwestern con. 4i.. .. 77 Seaboard Air Line is 87 Southern Pacific 4a 91 Southern Pacific 1st is ctfi 97' Southern Railway (a 118 ; Texas A Pacific lets 117 1 Toledo. St. L. A Western 4a 87 Union Psclflc 4s 104 Union Pacific cv. 4s V S. HtJ 2nd is 91 , Wnhnsh lets n:'4 Wabash Deb. B Western Md. 4s 8i Wheeling A Lake Erie 4s Ki Wisconsin Central 4s 9? Japan 4s ctfs 85 SPECIAL TEKM 1ST M'DOWKLL. CongcNtotl flvll Docket to Im I)lHMsel of by Judge Mooro IH-cnnlal Sum mer rk-hool In Scaelon. Special to The Observer. Marlon, June 2 8. Judge Fred Moore, of Ashe villi, . nas opened a special term of the Superior Court for McDowell county In accordance with a call from. Oovernor Glenn to try civil cases only, for one week, or until tho business Is completed. Tho term was called for tha ' reason that the civil docket of McDowell county In more or less congested on account of the fact that the business of the county Is constantly and rapidly In creasing and the court facilities are not equal to the business demand. The first ense to be heard Is wn vs. William Hitter Lumber Oompuny et al. The plaintiff allegea permit- ngennUc for 115.000 damages. It Will nv.rv than likely take several days tn con clude tho hearing of this ease nloni'. Prnf. D. F. Olles. superintendent f public Instruction for McDowell coun ty, has called the bl-ennlal sumtnrr school for teachers at Marlon nml has some 40 or 60 teachers In attend ance. Prof. Giles, with his chnrnc tcrlstlc energy. Is doing a great work In educational linos In this county, and seems to meet every requirement laid upon him In avery respect, and is Indeed vory popular with teachers, pu pils and patrons of the county. ll Is assisted by Prof. R. E. Bams, for merly of Mars Hill, N. C, The sum mer school will last for tome two or three weeks. Hon. Locke Craig, of AshevllK is In Marlon, engaged In the trial of Vance vsi William Hitter Lumber Company et al., representing; the de fendant In this rase, being assltiteii by S. J. Rrvtn, of Morganton. ami Mr, W. L. Lambert, of, Bakcrsvllle. The sworn statement of the manufac turers protects you' from opiates in Ken nedy's Iissiivs Honey ana Tar. Bold ty Hawler's Pharmacy. COTTON YARNS, COTTON POOPS, AXP COTTON WASTE. y '. Mass, and Aaisterdem K. T. Amsterdana, K. Y. deliinc "!'; TTnlon Pacific. , -, . Union Pacific pfd.. ,,. .. United Statsa Kxpress.. ,.,.-.. ,. United Stales Leather K ,. United States leather pfd., United States RSalty ,. .. .. .... United States ' Rubber,.' r. V . (' United States Rubber pfd.,' U United States Steel j,, United States Bteel pfd.. i,,,, ,. v-'V.t--"..:;;'' "' MAIN OPFIOgl r. A' OUTH TRYON T.,1 ': v , . ., ONARLOTTC. N, O, Revolving FUt OtrdA, Railway Heada, Drawlafx Frames, Spinning Frames, - Twlstars and Spoolers Qulllers and Reels, Looms, COMBERS ETC, ETC CATLIIM & CO. Oomanlssloa Jstarctuuita 845 and 347 Broadway, New York Boston Pnlladelphia. COTTON YARNS. All numbers, Skeins, W&rps, Cops and Cones COTTON GOODS. Manufacturers and Jobbers Frequently find It necessary to have Banking Facilities in ad dition to those offered by local banks. THE First National Bank of nichmond, Virginia, With II. ICO, 000.00 Capital $5,000,000 0 Deposlta 17,000,000.00 Total Resources Offers Just the Additional Fa cilities Required. Jno. B. Purcell. President: Jno. M. Miller. Jr.. Vice Presi dent; Chas. R. Burnett, As sistant Cashier; J. C. Joplln, Assistant Cashier. COTTON SEED and Gin Machinery NOT IX A XT COMBINATION OB, TKCST. Complete plant from fifteen to two hundred tons capacity. Spe cial small oil plants for gin neries. Complete cotton gin nlng systems. E. Van Winkle Oin and Machine Works, . ATLANTA, . . GEORGIA. MACRAE & CO., JBanicers Miscellaneous Southern Securities WILMINGTON, N. C. Washington, D. 408 Colorado Bids;. Cotton Mill Stocks RICHARD A. BLYTHE, Commission Merchant. COTTON WARPS AND YARNS. ' No. 114 Chestnut Street, PHILADELPHIA, . . . . PA, A. D. 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The New York Cotton Eschanf. Krw Orleans Cotton Kxchance.-Liverpool Cotton Brokers' Association, Maw Or leans Board of .Trade. Cotton Exchange Ralldlns; NEW ORLEANS . ' Special attention given te executlnc ef order In contracts for future de livery of cotton in all the market. CORRESPONDENCE SOUCITEW. HUBBARD BROS. 1 & CO., HANOVER SQUARE. NEW TORK. MEMBERS OF Netv Tork Cotton E chejite, Ktfr Orleans . Cotton Ex chftnsre, Associate Members Liver . ' pool Cotton Exchange ,,-: ORDERS SOLICITED For the pur v chase and a,e et cotton for future . delivery. ( Correspondence Invited. JAMES E. MITCHELL CO. . 1 COMMISSION MEKCJIANTS. , ; Cotton tYarns fend Cotton :v;-'Vv:-,; Cloths.: .'.V. -.v; '..;. r CON'StlONMENTS SOLlCITEn. rhlladrlplila. 132 and lit Client nut 8k Iioeton, lia Snmme St. ; Xtrw York, Ko. U Leonard ft. 1 i.f, vi.:, -; CQUITABLI BUIl-DINa.' ATLANTA CA Automatic Feeders, Openers and Trunks ; Breaker, Interrnedlattand Finisher Lappers. ' '' KirschnorCardiaf Bawitors Thread Extractor, Waste Pickers, etc Raw Stock Drjers ! ETC.. ETC GRHNSBORO" SUPPLY CO. 6fttisbofi, I. C Hill Supplies 4 and Machinery SPINNING CO. DEALERS. TOtT WANT ONLY THE BIST Cotton Gin Machinery. Ask any esperlenced glnnsr about PRATT. EAOLE. SMITH. WINSHIIV MUNQER If interested we would like to show you what thousands of life-long cue. tomers say. Write for catalogue and. testimonial booklet CHARLOTTE, H. C LOOM, ENGINE AND VALVE CO. - NEW YORJt PHILADELPHIA ' CHICAGO HAYWARD, V1CK & CLARK . ' , .'....',."'':-i:-.w-K Ccttoa Ccniniissicn ,'V. Battels. MILLER & CO. V' I BANKERS AND BftOKKRS, t Broadwsjr, New Tor. . atembera: New, Tork Stnek. K urlie- New "tork Cotton Kxehanse, i produce Ksrhante, New Tors Cnre chanae, Chicaao nourd ot . Tt.J., 1. Orleans Cotton fxrhn. New t,r'.' Knsrd nt Trader I'hila.li.lphla tv t Chasse, Uverpttol Cotton Ason!i .. Kxeoutlve oraere tor the pur, i n sale ef cotton, stocks, srala or t n loss for cssh or en tinrim. 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The Charlotte Observer (Charlotte, N.C.)
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