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, v CItAllLOTTB DAH ...... w Ft ' COUMEECE AND f, FINANCE LITTLE JfET CHANGE IN. COTTON Market Waa Nervous and Irwanilar, ltettcr Crop W rathe In Southwest jmutaunjr Atiiui sw , imp MoutliM. Wlillo Nosr Month 4ro MtdiHt by JurtlKr Salm of tl,000 which, depressed Rnerlnl ten Th nhurvtr : New Tork, June S6.--Contrary to;' pectatinns, the splendid rain throuxn out south. nd central Texas ystrday w filch vaeotuailjr put-; an i ana to th drought, failed to have ' any very de pressing inlluenc on prloea. It I true there i further liquidation of July, mat . month points. but the greatest decline on the new crop not more than points., and t the liak-a om Local Block. , , I: . New jrork. Jun. .-Th cotton market That "ven Pthli" !o" was was nervou and trracular during . to I practically recovered. One of the fea. day'a session, with the otoae ataady at lre" 'h or wtha announcement . i by Mr. Price that he hs aold 10,000 -, - " - - oaiea tor export out of the 4S.0U0 which , : point. Bales were . estimated at 260,000 h ' intended ta deliver -. next Friday balea.''''.' ' " VV. T.'; ; against July ' contract. . - Furthermore, ; - r. iln J" WM W treaty to aell aome other Th market pane ateady at, a dociia UrM tou , thM th anuil, amount , vi a 10 .a points, wnion waa Mir osn uverea on t'rlday may full to very email due on, the cables ao far as the-new crop paoportlona. , Th advertising all over month war lunoomod, but Quickly arid T.haah5.;tC, to a nt deollna of t to I points, led many inquiries and will probably result by July, which touches w.OJ during the apme considerable atea. , Ko mattur ,. ... nn.il lioul. what th character of the local stocks dtttlon and bear pressure mod report or Iketln tha world, and fop thoae who can .aln,ln Texas,' Accordlnc to official ad u auch cotton, there is no plaoe where ' According mora or le ver 'tha belt, but' after ;tha early do- nnc this mernina; "7 . . i .it infr can duy it ma .-.heaniv. vices, rams were mora or iesa Th, mHTket had an orr1d appear. Aood aaanv Dennle ella tha market staadled up on covering had fna short tn anticipation ol the n,l - . .Kai.1 I In I nnlnU I"""' '".""" iu .ii iniiuirain net higher. , Near montho were relatively 5 theea aitStatlrrria h.vV Wn ll.d ateady'at tha cloee. reflecting the fur- gt the;,b? frv, ui?wms ther aale of 11.BU0 bale, from the local JJ, --"J" iSL0 f.hS. there stock for eonsumptloa. thue reducing th ?. fntie dl?itloB on tha ?Ai tha prohabl number of notlcee, and tha bet- blifl taTaeTi - hnrttt rSJrh M.i?2 fer crop weather (a the Uouthweat , waa f"0wh h Uk2 woflta toldy h raiin ni riiur at the mw rou i""" Tn.' wisnea t taae pronts. to-qay Wi Tmf.vamTt "f hi " oougoo. in a maeur.. to Bid the . 1 t . 1 1 ii'Wl nn. uu uii LI miaaie aession. , mH hnlllah as waa comotled too ratna reported to-day, and - the, forecast was ror 'Oontinuea anowera. th Improvement of the .fii'0 theWea. Th weekly crop review changed sftir STril AmV I toth BouthweaL but 51,5.5".'!? h.KiJi. yl too aooa" to reflect - th ?d nJ,l JSS? , to-dav. end -tha. forecast ??.?. "I J,.ull "guldatlon necipis at ne pons 10-aar . oatw. hlhr to-mnrrota-aaalnat ttS1 UK weea nd 17.M3 last "r to-morrow, year. For th weeic 2.doo bales, againut il.KTJ laat week and 75.64S laat year. To- day receipt at New Orleans Z,7W bales, aitalnst 16M last year, and at Houston tiCU bale against S.lot last yr, w Orleans Market Dull and Steady. - New Orleans, June 2. Cotton. . spot All this may r. as fear or dispelled for will , then ba a tping or the past. v -, . , "Liverpool is dua.to com nnchanaed to MTLLBR A CO. .C P. EUis A Co. Oottoo-Letter. apclaj to The Observsr. v New Orleans. La.. June M. Droushtv condition In th Soutnwest whleh war ' ZLA .,..h..2Zm beginning to cause apprehension has 'SBtJiin, ift?I 1?L?ZZ2 5 relfeved by coploua rains over the - !S.4ti.rf Jii .5?. 8tl- Arkansai. Miasisslppt. Ala- ' -, ,rf narJ.h" d t0 rriv' bama and T.xaa durtng th Jpast 14 total of (60. . . Future opened barely steady at a net . decline of te 11 points. The market f, waa very dull throughout th day. " WkUra,j.k1- li?v iri. kTntTS: "nfluenc upon price, which after op , T.kwT. .'"JL ,K i.J.f; mng polntS lower alowly recov- price near the hlgheat of the day and I hours. Consequently we may expect a continuance . of good crop reports for some Urn to come.. It I surprising that tnis teatur should have exerted so lit' ranging from 1 point lower to S point mgnar loan yasteraay close, , New Orleans Future. ered and closed th same as. yesterday." Th selling was mainly la th nature of liquidation by the speculative longs and th demand cam- almost entirely from th short eiement, so that th Inteerat K. Orleans. Juna .-Cotton futures S 5"h &'H fcKS. 'T"..'"'! closed - Steady as follows: June 10.50 nominal; July 10.iS.bid; Aug. 10.49 bid; Sept. J0.M bid; Oct. 10.a bid; Nev. 10.a bid: Pec. le.a bid; Jan. 10.11 bid; Feb, j piarco jo. M. ' ' New York Cotton. "New York.' June 20. Spot closed teady; middling uplanda 10.80; middling gulf 11.06; aales 11.000 bales. Futiirea closed steady. Prices ranged a ojiow( vpva nign ujw further reduced. Th liquidation In sum mer months ha driven them consider ably below Llvernool nartv. New croo continues remarkably steady In the face of most promising crop conditions, but If tna present excellent croo provoect is to be realised we think current prices will prove much higher than eventual value. closs June .. lo.li L" . July ., .... 10.0S 10.ll 10.06 10.11 ' .f Aug. W.l 10.26 10.10 10.23 Bpt- .... 10 to 10.W 10.21 10.21 Oct. i 10.24 io.n 10 lO.Si Nov. ,. .... 10.M 10.35 10M 10.27 Dec. ., !0. 10.38 10.28 1012 Jan 10 86 10.38 10 33 10.34 -Feb 10 Mb 10.117 10.3H 10.3T March .. .... 10.41 10.43 10.40 10.42 i ' : " Uvcrpool Cotton. w : Liverpool, June 36. Closing: Cotton, - spot dull; prices unchanged: American - middling t.li. The aales of the day war 1.000 balea. of which too were tor spec ulation . and export and Included 4,500 American. Receipt 10.000 bales. Includ '. Ing 1,41 American. Future opened easier 1, - ana ciosea Bieaar; American middling g ... - o. 0. June 6.M; June-July l.ll; July-Aug, ' .7: Aug. -Sept. t J: Hept.-CK-t. t.U to Oct-ov. $M to i.64: Nov.-Dec. 6.(3 to t.U: Dec-Jan. t.52 to 6.U; jHn.-Feb. 5.53 1 July 3rd .,10 reo.-sisrcn o.m 10 0.00; atarcn- AprU 6.M; Aprll-Msy 5 67. , , CHARLOTTE COTTON MARKET, ' These price rtpresent th price paid to wagons: Jun . ' Good middling 11 ' 8trlrt middling 1 Middling .. .j 114 i uooo miaaiing, ungeo 11 ... BUIni t to 10 PORT MOVEUENT& . Galveston, ataadv Hubbard Bros. A Co.' Cotton Letter. Special to Th Observer. New York. June 26. Further rains In Texas practically throughout that enor mous domain brought about a 'sharp de cline In Liverpool and a lower opening hare. The market, however, showed a remarkably steady undertone, .absorbing the liquidation of long accounts in a manner which surprised tne lcal trade, who had expected a further decline on the breaking of the drought in the Southwest. It Is thought that the July tenders will be gradually absorbed by cotton people, as the holdings become distributed among th trade, and that there will not be th severe pressure wnicn at one time seemea proouoie. a low reaction set In after the morning break, resulting In advancing prices a nova tnose or tna cioa last eveninc. To-daa market reprenetited many shorts covering in expectation of a rally abroad before th bureau report, of HUBBARD BROS. CO. -ySTnOXO ' CLOSE IS STfXTtsi Monday' Lo Vce Kitended : Conahlfxwbly During lOarly Trading, . but I'wivneHa of Hal on Decline a amen uear or iwir .... u.xioHr Poxltlon and Lod to Active -Jovcr- . lng--Cloi at Beat Frioea. . Nw Tork, Jun 20,-r-Th fall In price of atocka which u in progress yester day - waa - extended ' considerably during tha early ' tradln ' to-day. - Th ' easy yielding of prices encouraged akgreaslv operations on th short side py prole sional bear operators.. In St. Paul, -no stock was disposed of. on tha first break between 176 to 174,' th latter price- fol lowing the former on .'sal of only too shares. This incident served a a warn In to the bears that they war over extending themselves, and a demand to cover shone, which rained In volume during tha progress of tha day, waa the Consequence. A substantial recovery In r rices followed. It did not appear that he demand which caused this recover extended beyond th unooyrred short In terest. As price got up to th higher level there was a decrease in activity and a diminishing Inclination- to buy stocks. Ther waa no important change In condition affectlnc th. market. Bom calling of loans Is reported amongst th bank.- Thta had ne pereap. tlble effect In th call loan market, but rate for time loana continued strong t th high level established yesterday. Such heavy disbursements as ar- to occur with . th turn of th month r expected usually to cause some prelimi nary , Investment for securities. On of th dlscourarln feattirra of the oresent market 1 tha entire beenoe of any suchJ oemana. Tne - nona market continue rather to reflect th pressure of occa sional liquidation, sometimes due to th expiration. of. syndicate and tha dis tribution to members of Unsold bnldlnrs. flailing by fire Insurance companies has beea In evidence also aver. sIdc th San Francisco losses. A further decline In the London mic of copper mad Amalgamated Copper vulnerable to further attack thl morn ing. Th Increase In the dividend rat of Anaconda during th afternoon left a large short Interest In the stocks un covered and their strong rally furnished effective leadership for th recovery In th' general market Tha continued firmness of Southern Pacific kept alive rumors of an Intended Increase in the dividend rate. After some Irregularity in the late destines the market closed Arm at the best price on a final raUy. nonas were easy. Total sales, par value. $1,910,000. United State 2a ad vanced per cent, on. call. Total aales were 1.203.000 ahares. In cluding: Copper 172.200; Cotton Oil 4n0, do pfd. 400: Smelting 61,700; Tobacco tort; Anaconda 7l.w: A. c. u 100: b. b. t. S3,W- C. O. 1.400; BL Paul 0,7W); C. F. I. w.too: Krte xs.fflo: N. 4.5W: N. ft w. 3.700; Penna. 38,100; Reading lTX.HOO; Southern Pacific 34.100: Southern Rail way 1.500, do pM. !00; P. C. I. 100; Union Pacldo 1IM.00O: Steel M.100. do pfd. 26,000; V.-C. C. 1.400: 8loss-8hefflld IJOt; Inter.-Met pfd. 24.300. Seaboard Air IJne Stock. Baltimore, Jun 208. A. L. common and pfd. nothing doing. Reading 2nd pfd,',. eat 1 ' -3 .. at . , Renublio Hteef .. .. .. Republic HI eel pra...K .. Rock Island to., -.. '. , ,,' Rock Island Co. pfd.. Rubber Goods.. .. '.. '.. . .'. . Rubber Goods pfd.., .,. ,, .. ' . ' ; Bt. Louis San Fran, lnd pfd,. .. St. Loui Southweatera .. .. St. Louis Southwestern, pfd.. -.,-.t -Southern Paclfto .. .. ''.; Southern PaciHo pfd., Southern Hallway .. .. j. Southern' Railway pfd., .... ,. Tenneasee Coal A Iron .,, Texas Pacific .. ...... Toledo, St. Loui Wet Toledo, 'St. Loui West pfd.. Union Pacific .. .... Union Pnclflo pfd.. United 'State Express.. United States Leather United Stat Leather pfd - United State Realty .. .. United State Rubber .. . United State Rubber pfd. United Slate Steel .. .. . United State Steel pfd.. Virginia-Carolina Chemical Virginia-Carolina, Chemical Wabash a..,. Wabash pfd.. .. .. .. Wells Fargo Express .. .. Westtnghous Electric ... . Western Union.. ... . .. Wheeling,' Lake Bri.- . Wisconsin Central Wisconsin Central pfd.. . Northern Paclflo .. . Central Leather .. 1. Central Leather pfd., . .. Sloaa-ShefTleld Steel Great Northern pfd . . .. Interbo rough-Metropolitan Interborough-Met. pta . pfd New York Produce. New Tork. Jun 26. Flour dull 1 but firm. Rye flour steady. - Corn meal teady. Ry dull. Barley nominal. Wheat Arm: No. i. red MK 'nominal elevator. Optlona U to V4c. net higher: July toMi; Sept. K)Vt; Dec. S0H. ; no. 1, h nominal ievator. Corn firm Optlona H to New Orleans, eaay .. . Mobil, quiet "Savannah, nominal.. .. Charleston, nominal .. "Wilmington, nominal .. ' Norfolk, quiet Baltimore, nominal .. .. : New Tork, steady .. .. , Boston, steady ' Philadelphia, steady .. Houston, steady - Augusta, quist Memphis, easy .. . .. Bt. Lout, quiet 'Cincinnati , 'Louisville, firm ; , .Coin pa rally Tort Recel 11 1-10 10 15-lt 1H 10-Ti Sept. 68H; 6ec. 17. (lots Ste le. net higher. July ; " Oalveslnn New Orleana.. , Mobil , Savannah.. '.. Charleston .. V Wilmington.. , Norfolk, .. New York.. . Ho st on. . ,. f.. Pnacola.. .. ' Pacltto Coast.. . Total .. .. IO.M .... 10.S0 .. .. 11.06 :: :: H .. .. 10V .... 10 11H, Ipt. Jun 2(. Tester day . 1. 1 si . 2.7 lit 916 1 106 7,507 Estimate. Jun 26. New Orhtana . , 1 llouaton.. .. Oaiveaton.. . To day. 8,3fW-3,7) Bno vno 1.000-1,500 Interior Itocclpt. jun ss. eady. mixed 42 to 42V. Reef steady. Cut meats firm. Lard steady: Western prim gft.m to tft.tr; re fined Arm; continent 39.25;, 8. A. tf.75: compound 874 to L Pork Arm. Tallow quiet cotton aeed oil was nrmer to-day and Prices recovered part of the recent loss, rime crude f. o. b. mill 20 nominal new crop; prim Bummer yellow 3 to 164; prime white 40 to 43; prime winter yellow 4 to 41. Butter firm. Chees steady, unchang ed. K- firm, unchanged. Peanut nulet. uncnanred. Oram freights dull, unchanged. Potatoea. new firm; old dull: rose Southern, nor barrel. 12.25 to t2.75: Irish cobblers 12.1a) to t!50: do choice 11.60 to !.( K.26: do Southern 11.00 to il.fto. Tear I -'aonage eaay. - uncnangoa. Koain nnn e.ie. lurpeoims nrn oiie in nnn. Illce steady, afolassea steady. Coffee. spot Rio quiet: No. J, Invoice TV Mild steady. Futures unchanged on June but generally t to 10 points tower, sugar. raw nrm: fair rennin- 1 l-az to ix-x: rentrlfug! 1 17-32 to 1 19-32: molasses sugar 2 :6-12 to 3 27-12. Renned firm. Baltlmor Produce. TSuIIImu... Iiim. K :Waii nJ.I . . m "t I tract SOU. Southern hv aiamnla 7 to ai. Corn firmer: Spot 65V to 66; Southern wnite n to a 1 Oat easier; No. I mixed 41 to 41tt. Ry teany; mo. z, wesiern m n Mutter firm, unchanaed- fancy imita tion 17 to 11; do creamery 21 to 31. Eggs steady IX. . Cheese strong, unchanged; CLOSING STOCK LIST. Adams Express .. .. 240 Amalgamated Copper American Car A Foundry 87). American Car & Foundry pfd 100 American Cotton Oil 30J$ American Cotton Oil pfd SO American Express Amerlcsn Hide & Leather pfd.. .. 2H American Ice 6014 American Ice Dfd . American Linseed Oil 19 American Linseed Oil prd 39 American Locomotive tWTi American Locomotive pfd 1134 American Smelting Hefng 14ii American Smelting; ar Refng. pfd.. 116 American Sugur Refining 130H American Tobacco pfd. ctf.. ..... 10 Anuconda Mining Co Atchison Atchison pfd 10-' Atlantic coast Line iot Baltimore Ohio 117 Baltimore ft Ohio pfd tl Brooklyn Rapid Transit V Canadian Pacific ' 1B0V Central of New Jersey 225 Chesapeake ft Ohio 57 Chicago ft Alton 26 Chicago ft Alton pfd 71079 Chlragn Great Western 1HT4 Chicago ft Northwestern W Chicago. Mil. A Bt. Paul 170 Chicago Terminal ft Trans ' 13 Chicago Terminal ft Trans, pfd.... 30 C. C. C. ft 8t. Louis W Colorado Fuel ft Iron 1 Colorado ft Southern .. S Colorado ft Southern 1st prd m Colorado ft Southern 2nd pfd 47H Consolidated Gus 140 Corn Products Refining 1 Corn Products Refining pfd 79 Delaware ft Hudson 217 Delaware, lcka wanna ft West.. 622 Denver ft Rio Grande Denver ft Rio Grande pfd .. . Distillers' Securities Krle Erie 1st pfd Erie 2nd pfd General Electric .. r. . - NEW TORK BONDS. , V. S. refunding ,' registered .. .. 108V4 U: S."rafundlaa -Urn. ooUDOn .. .. .. 1U4 U. 8. 3. registered Iu3 U. 8. 3s. coupon.. .. 1034 U. 8. Old is. registered M U. 8. Old 4s, ooupoa M V. 8. New 4a, registered 129 U. B. New 4s. oouDon 129V, American Tobacco 4S., ta American Tobacco 6s 11214 Atchlsoa general .. JU2 AtchUon adjustment 9H Atbintia Cosst Lin 4s.: 9 Raltlmor A Ohio 4a..- 103 Baltlmor ft Ohio ltt 97 Rrooklyn R. T. cv. 4 97 Central of Georgia (a 111H Central of Georgia 97 Central of Georgia 2nd Inc 89 Central of Georgia try Inc tw Chesapeake ft Ohio Vs 1"74 Chicago ft Alton JVis.. 79H Chicago, R. ft Qulncy new 4.. .. ino Chicago, R. I. ft paclflo R. R. 4s.. 7 Chicago. R. I. ft P. R. R. ol. be.. ! C, C. C. ft Bt. Louie gen 4a.. .. 102V4 Colorado Industrial 6a Bar. A 77H Colorado Industrial 6 Ber. B 77Vi Colorado Midland 4a 7 Colorado ft Boulhem 4 93 Cub. 6 1U6V Denver ft Rio Grand 4a liS Distillers' Securities ta 87V Erie prior lien 4a.. ., 101 vt Erie General 4a 92H Hocking Valley 4.. loxv, Japan 8s 99Vi Jnusn 8a. 2nd Series f1. Japan 4Ha. ctfs.. .. ,. 94 tT? I V , - ' e,'jf, ' t f-'.i.b.."; , y. v.v.f..,f,rt.;,i.. MILL 5tuart W. Cramer, .-0a'. la V""' '' V . V'-"'. fv"''' i"j .-.- ." 't - - machinerV. main ormon SOUTH THYON r.. - - OHARi.OTTC.NtO. ENQ1NEER AND CONTRACTOR. 1: Rerolvln; Plat CftrdA. Railway Head, Drawing Frames, 5pinalnr -Frames, Twisters and Spoolers Qulllers and Reels, . Leotna, COMBERS .' cl I ' ' ' " ' RAtfotf wen COUITABt.B BUILDINtt. t ' ATLANTA If mm ETC., ETC lubbers, Roving Frames intermediates. Jack Frames ti l"- : Aatomatlc Feeders. ' Openers and Trunk, Breaker, Intermediate aad Finisher Lappers, ' v Klrschner Carding Banters Thread Extractors, -ri: Waste Pickers, sto. i'' Raw Stack Dtyan ;r -'. . . - ....,..;.j..-L ETC., ETC. -'; 3.000 2.M4 sn 1.140 Ml 1.001 417 23 4.4M Last year. - 4.W3 B.604 6.IS3 Memphis,. . Augusta.. ., St. Louis.. , Cincinnati.. Houston.. ., LitU Rock. Tester - day. . la i m 39 . 2.70S Last Tear. tin rt J 69 iff Uajrward, Vkk ami Clark' Dally Cot- ton Ixttcr. Furnished by th Cotton Exchange and Soard of Trad, w Orleans. June 36. Copious rains during th post 4 hours covering nearly th entlr bait relieved the drought sit- uanoa in tne snuioem portions aad will prnv of great benefit to cotton. ecept. perhap. In th Eastern Statea, where continuea ary weatner would hav been Rreteraoie. in orririai forecast prom lea further shower in th western half belt. , liverpool received tb new r1y and how much a I point decline on new crop. The near positions titer ar steadier and scot prices unchanged, but in turnover is small, total reaching only 6,000 bales. Tomorrow being notice oay neraj, oraers to liquidate long oon tract or juiy na accumulated over night and caused a barn break la that option at tne apening. ooon alter, how. ever, larg trader, supported It on news from Naw Tork that Prlc was buying through trang brokers. New crops opened I to lower on general selling, but mat larg buying order at th ! din and recovered th early loss. . This prove what w hav repeatedly stated tnst capital, is reaay 10 tK a chnnc on th long eld In new croo lone as V th orop I not yet mad, counting on i crop oara st com tim or other to ; aaln put price up although further declln I out f the question In th mean ' r time, r rom tna ataaapoint or specula v . tlon th proposition looks Ilk poealbil-' , , lty of a decline of 60 point against tin ; ' limited Chances created by th necessity , for nd th uncertainty of a big crop, " Weather condition and crop progress ' must b watched very closely, Report of boH weejvil snd too much rain ar al , ready being, received and how th dlree. tlon from which complaint will come. An offlclnl forenaat of rain from Georgia and th Carolinaa to-day and to-morrow Is a bullish feature, . . . . . ,: Th weekly weather report la favor. able, eicept for th Southern Const . Slate, where BCaelv .temperatures ", and Drought ar spoken of. It. Ilef has , com sine. Tb market gave way a few point after It readtnai profession. J: st feeling le strongly against It and a further temporary decline t generally , thought doe on account of th favorabl ! chana In weather conditions. plump accepted em tow offer over . bight: heavy rain ao far prevent '.buaU . peae but urckase early In th day r - ssld to hav been mad at unchanged " BuotaUonfi' "- .-f. .,w t ..... ,... Ure 11U: 'small 11. Bugnr steady, uncliangad. CHARLOTTE! PRODUCE MARKET. (Corrected dally by J. W. Zimmerman. Comoany.l Chlckena-flprlng 1) 4J ltns-fcr head at to Duck ', tt Kggs It Ry 80 Corn -. .. 77U80 Cotton Seed .. KSa OaU-rced .. 66 rS7 Oat Scad. .. .. .. 60 Z56 Chicago Grain. Chlraco. Jun 18. The wheat market to-day was Irregular and nervous, prices rullna from under to 46 over the close of yesterday for th September option. The close was Arm With September H to higher. Corn waa up 14. Oat war to H higher nd provisions advanced U to V,c. . Cbtcago Grain and Provlnloo. Jun tt.. WHRAT High ' Low Clos May.. J. .. .. rwlt 1 fl tW. July .. .. ... W4 S2 r- W Sept '-'H " Bit Pec. .. .. .. .. .. M& 10 4 CX)HN , May . July . Sept.. Dec. . OATS- May ., July ., . Sept. , Dec. . POKK-r ,. Jnn. ., July Jan. July ;,' al'W M",()j - C)lt. is ,'aa, a ' 'Wa ' a),,. ' Bibs-, e.u ; v:;1; ., .... :- lulK- a - - ' F.-Z a'rg ' at Oct .. .v ,,-,:-i7-rf ', 07 pfd. Hockln Vullcv Illinois Central International Patter International Taper pfd .. .. International Pump Interna tlonitl Pump pfd.. .. . Iowa Central Iowa Central pfd Kansss City Southern . .. . Kansaa City Southern pfd.. .. Louisville A. Nashville Manhattan L.. .. Metropolitan Securities Metropolitan 8t. Ry Mexican Central Minneapolis ft St. Ixuls .. . Minn., St P. A Snult Ste. M. Minn., St. P. A Sault Ste. M. Missouri Purine , .. . Missouri, Kunans ft Texas MIhsoui, Kansas ft Texas pfd.. .. National I,cad National R. R. of Mexico pfd New York Central New Tork. Ontario ft Western Norfolk ft Western Norfolk ft Western pfd North American Pacific Mall Pennsylvania People' Gas Pittsburg. C. C. ft St. Louis.. ..... Presaed Steel Car Prraeed Steel Car pfd -,. Pullman Palace Car Reading Rending 1st pfd.. ..' 4.-M, 7K Hi3 lii 17tt 18e 4.; 4 49 M 143S4 Japan 4s. ctfs. 2nd Series Louisville ft Nash, mined 4a Manhattan consol gold 4s Mexican Central 4a Mexican Central 1st Inc Minn, ft St. Louis 4s ofd. Missouri, Kansaa ft Texaa 4 Missouri, Kansas ft-Texas nds.. . National R. R. of Mexico col. 4s.. New York Central gea. IH New Jersey Central general 6s Northern Paclfto 4s., Northern Pacific 3s.. Norfolk ft Western col. 4s ofd. Oregon Short Lin rfdg..4s Penn. cv. SH Reeding General 4 St. Louis ft Iron Mountain col. .',.. St. Louis A San Francisco fa: is .. 8t. Louis Southwestern con. 4s ofd. Seaboard Air Line 4s... Southern Paclflo 4s.. .. Southern Pacific 1st 4 ctfx Southern Railway 6a., Texaa ft Pacific lata Toledo. St. L. ft Western 4s Pnlon Pacific 4a I'nlon Pacific cv. 4s.. I'. S. Steel 2nd 6s Wabash Ists Wabash Deb. B ,, Western Md. 4s " Wheeling ft Lake Erie. to Wisconsin Central 4a.. ,.. , Japan 4s ctfs..-.. .. ..u. 93S lno4 so 14 9H4 Ml 127H 100 7 I01H4 97 1021, 114 Ui TNVi 91 'H 1 118', 119 M 105 114 to ID K 86 OLD YEOOO M I (X CTICltCH. Attcixled by Washington's Mother-r Ita 200tli Anniversary. New Tork Sun. Tha 200th anniversary of the old Yeooomlco church In Virginia has J nut been celebrated. Th mother of George Washington attended this church when she was a girl. So, did Kicnara and Henry Lee, who were the ancestor of the great Lees of Virginia. John Bushrod waa a mem ber of tho veatry and Daniel Mccarty, once Speaker of tho House of Bur- gpsaes, 1 burled there. Considering It ago, the church In In very good condition. A movement has been started by tho Rev. Mr. Tyler, arch-deacon of Virginia, for the raining of an endowment fund to be used toward Its preservation. Naval Store. Wilmington, Jun 24 Spirits turpen tine firm 67; receipt 42 caafts. Hosln firm. 13.40 bid: reoolpta 40. Tar firm 63.00; receipt SI. Crude turpentine firm, hard tTW; dip $4.40; virgin t4.7t; receipt 117. Savannah. Ga.. June 2. Turpentine firm 67H; sales 677; receipt L42t, ship ment 6.9(4. Roaln firm; sales 1.081; receipts 3.4S1; shipment 4.919; stock 41.144. Quote: A It C 13.66; I) t) 90; K M.lo; r UAb; O UK'; HIK40; I Hi; K M); M $4.46; N tl SO W O $1.75; W W $4.96. on call rujlng rate :; Tito Money Market. New York. Jun M. Money eay 2 io 34 per cenr.; closln bid offered 3. Time louns firm: tn day 4 per cent.: 90 days 4V, to 44; six month 6 to C,1,. Prime mercantile paper 6 to 6H per cent.: sterling exchange easy at ttMt.i to $486 for demand and at $4kj.J0 to iw: i for 80 dHy bills. Posted rate $4M and $488. ConimefcleJ bills 14811. Bar silver 66. Mesican dollars KH4. ;; Manufacturers and Jobbers Frequently find It necessary to hav Banking Faellltle In ad dition to tho otTrd by local bank. THH First National Bank of Richmond, Virginia, With 11.160.000.00 Capital $1,000,000.0 Deposits $7,000,000.00 Total Resources Offer Just th Additional Fa cllltl Required. Jno. B. PurcoH. President; Jno. M. MllUrJr, Vic Prl dnt; Chaa. R. Burnatt As sistant CashUr; J. C. Joplln, Altant Caahlar. --- COTTON SEED OIL and Gin Machinery NOT IN' A?Tj? COMBtXATIO! OH TRt'ST. uumpivw yiauifc iron niiven ta il two hundred ton capacity. Spa- mA clal mall otl pJant for gin- o nrla. complot cotton gin- V nlng aystema 9 E. Van Winkle Gin and 8 Machine Works, ATLANTA, - - GEORGIA. CREENbUOno, N. C. Greensboro Supply Company Mill Sapplies and Machinery Motors and Dynamos, Steam and Power Pumps, Gasoline Engines, Iron Working Machinery. Wood Fibre Plaster Machinery. Direct Rprntatlvt TilfBROWNiil Coders io ut Caytaa. Ohl JENCKES SPINNING CO. PAWTUGKET, R. I. COTTON TARN BriNMRS. CONVERTERS AND DEALERS. Correspondence With Southern 8plnnr 8llcltd. CROMPTON-THAYER LOOM CO. WORCK8TER. MASS. FANCY 00TT0N AND GINGHAM. TOWEL. DAMASK, QUILT, CASS Iaf ERE, BLANKET LOOataV ET0L' DOBBIBS, BOX MOTIONS. REPAIRS, ETC , SOVTHKRN OFFICE! CHARLOTTE, X. a ' ALEXANDER & GASSED. Manajren. 0. A. R0BBINS COMPLETE EQUIPMENTS POIl COTTOX MILLS, POTCIl PLANTS, GEXEKAL MACHINERY. CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA. A Hard Worker. New York Sun. , Tho churches close their, maMnlve door, "". Th parson for th country makes. Rut. Ilka a faithful bank caahler, The devil no vacation take. Tou cannot Indue a lower animal to eat heartily when not feeling well. A sick deg starve himself, and gets well. Th stomach, one over-worked, must have rest the same as your feet or eyer. Tou don't hv to starv to rest your tomach. KODOL FOR DTBPErHIA takes up th work of your stomach. ill Bests what you eat and give K a rat. Put It back In condition again. , You can't feel good with a dlaordered stom ach. Try Kodol. Bold by. Hawley's Pharmacy. ' ' " t MH . u 504 61 MHj (14. 63. M ' Wl ;4vh'. H tvjk ' rnt irtt ' . f 4 ; "Z ik'.V, 1444 H m : k tX' '-."'U.oo 17.20 . 17.00 17.17 180 ICti 16.77 n.err 1)! i.oo rot All the twisters advertised in this space have been sold except 960 spindles, 3 rings, Lowell make. We offer these at a bargaia . , . ' ' ' 'l ' SI ' ' - - ' ALEXANDER & G71RSED Power Plants, Cotton & Woolen Mill Machinery.' ;; '. ',; ( Charlotte, North' Carolina.: v.-t HUGH MACRAE & CO., Bankers M lace M neon Ron them Rocnrltle W1LMINOTON, N. O. Washington, D. C 408 Cokorado Bid;. Cotton Mill Stocks RICHARD A. BLYTHE, Commission Merchant. COTTON WARPS AND TARNS. No. 114 Chestnut Strt, PHILADELPHIA, . . . . PA. frt CONTINENTAL GIN COMPANY TOU WANT ONLY THE BEST Cotton Gin Machinery. Ask any iprincd gtnnr tbout PRATT. EAOLE. SMITH, WINSKIP, MUNOER If Interested w would Ilk to show you what thousand of llts-long cus tomers say. Writ for catalogs an testimonial booklet CHARLOTTE. H. C HICH-CRlDC SPINDLE, LOOM. ENGINE AND VALVE OILS A. D. 8ALKELD & BRO., COMMISSION JIEUCILVATS t-T Lsxrnard St., NEW YORJC. COTTTON YARNS. WITH Fred'k Victor & Achelis. WM. D'OUER & CO., COMMISSION MEITClf ANTS COTTON YARNS Third and Cites taut Kl. Mariner ami Merchant Bldf. PinLADElJKHIA, PA. f Tlio Dry Oooila Markot. New Tork. June ?fl There Wns a' hnnV. ler movement' to-day In tha dry goods market In bleached and orlnted Bonds. Jobbing houses sale were Well attended nna wash goods sold freely. - Th trad for th dav was mnr oromlalnar . thon jobber ' looked for. Cntton yarn wr omewhat easier nd 1h export trad to China I still very dull. E sport goods ar moving with considerable freedom to South American and Indian porta., Remnvea block! heads, drives swsv beauty Ilia, Mllronlatas th whole nar. Vous svstem. Oreatest beauttflcr known. Nothing" so 'help failing loveliness tiniiisier s nocay jununiain cent. R, Jt. Jurdaa A Co., , ...Tea, .-. William B. Charles COTTON YARNS, CXyTTON GOODS, AND COTTON WASTE.; .Offlcogi Cbartotf If. O. , B4htoa ,pUmC and Anrantdana W. Y. Mala OfOcw Amgtrdaat, N, Y. D. A. Hurley, BROKER. Cotton, Stocks, Grain and Provisions PROMPT EXECUTIONa No Intrt Charged on Stock. ' P.O.Dos4. ' Wa Pay Telegraph Toll. Scoure Belt Oil and OrMara. Labrloatlng Orease, TUssdy-Mlaad Pmlnt., Cold Watar Pabat. Agant Wattla' Droarain Compound. GEO. B. HISS OIL CO. CHARLOTTE,, N. C. J. SPENCER TURNER CO. COMMISSION MERCHANTS. OmOUl Naw York, Philadaipliia, Chicago, St. tool a, Loodow, FagMad. ' Yttrns and Cotton Piece Goods. PAULSON, LINKROUM & CO. ' ;? Cotton Yarns 7-lt LEONARD STREET no CHiowTNirr btrkkt . tl MONROB SritlCKT : ji . : : , .... NEW YORK PHTLAP EliPH IA oncAfeo ROCK IULL s. o. BONNER & BARNEWALL, INC. . ; : 17 Eagt 4lb Bti&JixS J V'i ;y-: : f--V c w. ' Godwin. Mgr. ' V ; - '' U s ;' v Coinplet)' Ktock Aiwa on Hand for Immedlatt) Shlpmrnt, ' : dhMfr:' I' .O v CortUmdt . t;t'v;',:;.i,,'';' " ' l1 ' 1 " II I I 1 II I III ' I IB, , .. BOND DEPARTMENT WACBOVU lOW 1 1RUSI (OUPAXY, , WINSTON-SALEM, N. C. , . BONDS A D STOCKS. Wa , Invite - cOrrpondnc from parti daslrtag to buy or ell. . ; ' ,-. Our 1 list of lnvstmnU ml)d upon application. ' . JONK W. ftlCS ninafi .' r ii a awawraMs-.Cv. ESTABLISHED 1180 C. P OlIS & COMPANY Cotton Commission Merchants ' MEMBERS OF Th Naw Tork Cotton Exohang. New uriaana cotton sgenang. - Liverpool vouvn nroasra Association, Haw Or isan voara or Tra. Oottoti Evctuuig BaltdlM NEW ORLEANS Spclal attration g!vn to ogacnttng v vruersj in coniracis xor lUtUr a llvry of cotton In all th markta, CORRESPONDENCE gOUCITE. HUBBARD BROS. & CO, HANOVER SQUARE., NEW YORK. MEMBERS OF Nw York Cotton Kg. .... chang. Naw OrUana Cotton E ' chang, Aaaoolat Mmbr Uvai. ' pool Cotton Erchang. , ORDERS SOUCITED rof th pur. 1 eh and lo of ootton (or futur dltvrjr. Crrpondno laviud. JAMES E. MITCHELL CO. COMMI.SION MlvKCUANTS. Cotton lYarns tmd Cotton , ! Cloths. v.-' y:-- 1 450NSIONMENTS SOUCTTE1I. ' rtiiladclpluA, lit and 194 Chestnut St .,:- " Mnatoa, 1 95 Summer St. ', Nawr Tork. No. 1 laanant ga tN HAMRD, WCK : & CLARK (cttcn toniissicii ; i ; Knrcma ir MILLER & CO. BANKERS AMD BROKERS, k tt Broadway. Naw York. '; sfemhera: New Tork Stock Kscliseee. New Tork Cotton Exahange, New Produc Exohang. Nw Tork Cofr I -change, Chicago Board of Trade. Orleana Cotton Exchanr. New Orl Hoard of Trad Philndalsbla 1 1.. k , Chang. Liverpool Outton Asf- i. Executive-order for th cur.:. rr sal i of cotton, stocks, grala or tir.iv.o Ion lor cash or on margin. - Kpeclal attention to order cj n '. Phone or tlrrhe , ' H ranch Ottlce: Hnaml I I and K -. rr Building, Greenville, g, c. tv b. Alexander, !.:.. .
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