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15 tr. .s. V. cxyrtox maukct r SETTLED " Early' Decline-' of 4 to 7 Point At : tmcU'it Covering and 8otn Buy .'"''In for Turn, mit RHjlng In ' V' Consequent1 -Tone) Unsettled , M ''.. ' ltcauft of Farorable. Crop Advice. New Tor. July Jl.-The cotton market opened etidy at ev- declln of ,? 1 point, which u a shade better than due on the lower caul", and prices In . creased th low oou alter tha call, to a mutter of to I aolnta. whloh cameo thmh to a, naw low level for tha raove- mant and attractao covering oi "" aa arell aa om buying for turn. Tha market rallied to about tha oloalng puo, . tatlona of. the pravioua oayon in. jui Ing, but continued rather unsettled In V : ton aa a result of tha better crop weather ' nd mora , favorabl advloe ', from tha South.. .-, . -.- ,.,. i HJatlmated receipt -of ootton at . tha port to-day 8.U8 bale glnat 1.8W laat ', week and U.5M laat year, . Tor tha week - CS.0UO bales agalnat 26,047 laat weelf and . JOi.031 laat year.- To-day'a receipts at New Orleane 8W bales against J.808 laat . year, and at Houaton Z bale, against : 4.24' laat rmt. ... rv:,.':. ;-y . ''y " 'New Orleaiu . Oottoa " r, ' 'New, Orlana La.; July' If-Cotton: 1 '' Mnnta rinsed nulet and unchanged.- Mid- , dflng 10U-U; total aalea ware 17t bale . on the epot. Future opened steady. 8 t ' tn nntnia net lowar. The market WH dull but was held very ateady through. out the session beoauaa or tna weea-enu ot vltv of tha snorts. Tha cioaa waa ' steady and. from -8 polnta lower to 1 4 euvlMtai Vlaahakw fhaN tMtAMllV'l rlftle - f. ' ' Nr Orleans Ia July n.-Cotton tu '' v n. tur clod nUady: July 11 M bid; Aur. Ji.ee Dia; eepi, iw.Vi iiu; uui. iu.m miu. - . - Nov. law bid; Deo. lO.tt bid; Jan. 10.17 bid; Feb, 19.49 bidi March vim pia. --' 1 y . I1."?. .t Naw York Cotton. ' . - . "New Tprk, July tl. Spot cotton cloaed ' Quiet; middling upland 11.00; middling ' gulf 11.26; no aalea. v Future -cloaed ataadyl : , Price ranged ... ' a lonowa: open Higa JO.OJ 10.11 10.11 . 10 14 io.m .. lea 10.3 10.38 10.31b 10.S1 10W 10.41 10.41,, 10.44 10.42 . 10.U 10.M . Ixw Cloaa Jury .. Aug. : , Sept.'..; 10.03 10. Of 10.08--10.22 law . 10. JO io. lan 10.14 10M 10.12 I0.S4 10.44 10.44 10. 4t 10.64 ' Oct. Nov. , i. i Xo. ., . ' Jan. .. Feb. J. . ' March ... . 10.51 . '. ' . v 7 Uterrjool Cotton. Wverpbol. July . n. Cloalng: Cotton, apot quiet; prtcea 1 point lower; Ameii- oan middling fair f.M; good middling JM; middling .08; . low middling 6 88; 7 good ordinary-196;- ordinary .4. - The , : aalea of the day were 4.000 balea. of ... which too were for anaeulation and ex , port and included I.W0 American. Re . cerpta 17,000 bale. Including 11.100 Ainerl . , - can. Future opened aaalar and cloaed dull. July 5.; July-Aug. 1.77; Aug.. Sept. 5.09; 8pt.-Oct. t3; Oct.-Nov. M; Nov.-Dao. lit to t.59; Peo.-Jan. U to . 4.M; JanFeb. 6.59 to i.90; Feb.-Marcn ' .!; March-AprU I.93; April-May 6.44: My-Jun-4.6. - , L CHARLOTTE COTTON MARKET. , lhese prioaa rapreaent the prtrea paid to wagooa: '. July 21. Good middling , ..; 11.40 Strict middling ' 11.40 Middling .-.. . t U.40 Good -.middling.-tinged 11 , Stain ;v,.. ..., tflio - i V-PORT MOVEMENT. Galveaton. ateady 11 New- Orleao. quiet 10 16-14 momm,' qui.. .4, , Bavarian, oulet Charleston, nominal.. .. M'Umlngton, ateady .. . Norfolk, Quiet .. .. .. . BaHimor. nominal New. York, quiet ftoeton. aulet 10 11 11-14 n it n H 38 iouvu .... Fhiludelphla. artady jiouiton, quiet Auguata. 'quiet and ateady.'. im Memphla, quiet 1018-16 Bt. looih, quiet 4 .. .. ... Cincinnati Loulayllle. nrm.. UU CQMFARATIVB PORT RECEIPTS. -. 'July IE Taatar-. Laat ,1. i OalVeaton .... New Orlaan Wobila ....... Savannah .. Charleston .. Wilmington . Norfolk .. . Philadelphia , Fenaacola .. . Total.. day. a a la W7 Tear. 6.6X6 S, 908 .. 171 . 1,1X7 S.048 , 49 , 218 , L1M , 24 , 4.914 , 18.07 E8TIMATES. July n. To- Laat day. Year Houlton ..(00 to 600 6.007 Interior Receipt. July 2L Tester- Last day . Year Memphis.. .. Augusta ..... St. Louie .. Cincinnati Houaton .. . Little Rock 121 328 664 94 191 62 4,r:4 678 uaetra, wick ana ursv vauy vui- ton Letter. Furnished by the Cotton Exchange end , Board of Trad. . Naw Orleans, July 21.-Th showing made by the Liverpool market to-day waa distinctly diaannolntlna; to traders her. Due unchanged, futurea there cloaed about 8 polnta lower, apot prlcea 1 down: ealcM 4.000 balsa with 6,000 , American. The rather unfavorable crop summary for tha week Issued by Tna financial cnronicie waa expeciea to have had an effect on tha English market, but condition en the other aid are not bulliah aa ahown by tb distinct ly - bearish visible eupply statement published last night. The weekly rate ot mill takings shows a rnpld de crease, being only 142.000 against 161.000 last year and about 200.000 two weeka ago. At this ratio of doclina In mill takings the total consumption for this eaaun will barely exceed 11,600,90 balea. Consldnrlng that consumption this sea son has nsd every possible stimulus Imaginable, the talk about the neces sity, of a 12,000.000 bale crop for the com ing season which, particularly now. Is o much heard In conjunction with rain damage report, does not look Justified. - Our market opened about unchanged, then gave way a few points on selling by scalper and for smaller account . while big' trader absorbed offerings without pushing the market Boars pro- . cead very cautiously And are wis la do- -4g -,-- Persistent- euggestioft-by-. mall ana wire tnut recant ruina must nave bean damaging are bound -to have effect Hind, deterioration from perfect stands la easy to find, if found It must be.' There fore, fear that the next bureau report might., be bullish Is : well- founded and while, with Improvement In weather con dition and restricted soeculatnn. the ef- 1-. feet may not be great, a saving In one' I rY account might be mud by-Judicious ae I .'. tlon,-; besting constantly in mind, how I . ever. that ihe situation, a a whole,, la not puiiisn at present. !.,' , The -weather records for 4hV pkt 24 1 hours show precipiutlon only In widely . separated polnta In the belt, and official - forecast are for generally fair weather ever Sunday. Temperature are . no ' where texoesalve. The spot market is llfeleaa, no demand ,for export, and spot lower to -sell. ! Following; the morning denresslon fH . ur" J,MPf very steady And eentiment shsped along by accounts - of 'damage ' from Insects In Texas Induced shorts to . cover and brought price back te laat Bight's closing figure. Miller Co.'a Cotton , tettsr. v tpeclal to'Th Observer.- . New Tork, July 81. The market eloae t practically the same level a laat : night, after half day of very narrow fluctuations.- The week-end crop report of The- Chronicle and Brsdstreata con firmed In a. measure complaints of , cesslv rain, end some damage lit tha Atlantic district and parts of .Alabama, ' but at the- aam time, painted glowing ' Picture of tha prospect throughout' the balance and tha greater Dart of tha belt. . News from Russia continues vary die.. quieting In faot. that nation I now In4 the throe ol the moat actu crei In It hlatoryV , It la an old, and tru maxim, that rev olutlona never . go backward, and they m tempi to aiawuve tna popular aaaem bly and return to the old autocratic form of government wosld plun all Rusala Into fir and nlnod.i The a-ravity of th present situation can hardly be under- It 1 alwaya well to have a box of salve In, the' houa. ' Pnntntm, cut. rrul-.es, nllea and-Uilla field to rtVltf Witch Ilaael SmIv. gold by Hawley'S rharoiacy. - estimated. The weather throughout tha , cotton belt la generally Clearing, and wa J shu II soon reach the end ot eoraulolnta , ol too much,- rain. -Tha ahort interest . waa greatly reduced on the recent rle, I and the bull leader Is beHieved to have I disposed of a good deal of hi load at ; the aama time. ' ., A nw and weak element ba abaorbed tha cotton, thus thrown over, and tha market la In a. considerably weaker po sition aa a result. -7 ..,, . Liverpool 1 du to come unchanged on Monday, ;; . w , MiLUCH 4k CO.' Uubbiird Dro. Cp.'a Coitoo Letter. Special to Tb Observer. ,. ; New Tork, July XL Liverpool waa dis appointing llii morning and, with a bet tor weather proapaot, the market abow d weaknea at tn opening. ' -t. A regaining of loesea followed on lo cal buying and deair to even up ao count at the week and. Trading waa of the usual -local nature with no feature ot importance. - The condition of the crop will soon have a marked affect. -, , - HUBBARD BROS.' CO. ' Savannah, G4., : July, fl. Turpentine Arm 7 sale lifi; receipt Wl;. ahlpmeut 4,282.--'-. -. ' " i-" ' " Roaln ' firm:- aalea 1,796; receipt 1406; shipment 3,736: stock MJll, Quota: A B C 13.76 to 13.80; JJ 64 W! K 94.10J. F 4.ll'V to 14.16; O HIT to 64 20; U 14.26: I f4.MI jv fi.ooi m at.w w etivi n vev. ,tt u fvuv, wwa"',':('iv."', ",., . v, .n ... .I..': ;. . yr'K.r. r i. Thg" ' Money , Market.' 5 ", f' ' ' Naw York. " Jul v tLMoney . ' on ' call nominal; no loan. Tim loana Irregular;'' to days to 4 per, cent.; yu aay , six montha IM 1 , j ' ' Prima mercantile paper K to 6 per cant, t atari I ng exchange firm at 1484.70 to 6464.60 tor demand and at I481.90 to 48S for 90 day bUls. Posted rate 42V and 64S6V4. Commercial bills 64H1S4 to 481H. Bar' Uvr nb. Mexican dollar tH. J''v"-;. ' V.- ; "' ' '' - CoUou Seed OIL New York, July a.-Cotton seed oU waa quiet and barely steady under freer offerings. ' Prim crude f. o. b. mtlla 26H to 24 early naw crop; prima summer yel low J7K to 18; prime wblta 42 to 43; prima winter yellow 43 to 43. ' ' ' , Tlte Drv' 3ood Market. New Vork, July a.-The dry good market waa quiet to-day without special feature. . Linens were higher by abou 10 per cent and burlapa have been ad v a need aa a oonaequencat of a recent Jovernment - forecast on tha Jute crop, 'in whit good were very atrong. CHICAGO . PACKERS CLEAN UP. Senrtary WUson TeO of Visit to Pc king tern n Aim Who Are Not Neat Are Being; Dlsmlimrd Work ing Room In Some Houare Are Being; Made S&nlury and Comfort able, audi Condition Are Slucli Bet ter, Mr. Wilson haya Than Before Oie, Recent Investigation. Washington Post. Slat. "Man who will not keep clean are being dismissed from many of the packing; house In Chicago." said Sec retary Wilson, of the Department of Agriculture, who returned yesterday from his trfs In the West. "We are going to have clean meat,' he continued, "and the packers sebm more than willing to ' meet us hair way In oar effort to obtain produce that we can eat with soma certainty of their cleanliness. "You cannot expect a man who's been butchering to look fit to go to an afternoon tea, but he can come to his work dreeaed like an honest American worklngman, which Is enough to as sure ua of hi personal neatness. Men who. won't do tbla will be out of Jobs In Chicago." , ' , "And Ml aay right here." coatln oed the Secretary, "that I want to see the coirdltlons of the worker. in the packing houses bettered. .The work' Ing-man 1 entitled to every conslder atlon.that his employer can-Justly give ,1.1... , V . V . May. vilJV!, wdiiwuhi fs that quarter allotted to the employe' hall be anltary and comfortable. "In soma of th house they are to give the worker thing that amount almost to luxuries. As to th work-4 ing rooms? Weil, in some of the house I visited they are being fixed as they should be, others will un doubtedly be attended to In the gen eral renovation. "The American people are fastid ious; they want to know that the food they eat ha been prepared In clean surrounding. The Ignorance of what they have been eating In the meat line, however, is terrible. These investigations have opened their eye, and the future will rind them very exacting. "You understand," ald Mr. Wil son,, "that th object ef our visit out there waa to meet our Inspectors with an Idea of obtaining first-hand knowl edge to assist u in the preparation of th rule which are to govern the packing bualnes. Ever sine Con gress adjourned thh sclantlsta at the Agricultural Department have been working with a view of getting these rule Into shape. They will be ready the first part of next week, and will contain much that will be very Inter esting to the public . "Only goods from houses that are under government Inspection will bear government labels, and those houses that prefer th Inspection of the city authorities will have to go without th label of th inspector that designate the good a being in a (It condition for consumption. I, for one. don't want to eat any meat that doe not bear th government tag. "There will probably be few hous es that will care to go without thl cert I fleet from th government, for meat that bear the stamp of approv al from the United Statee Inspector will find a much more ready market than, the other. Thl fact alone will undoubtedly have much weight In caualng packer to get their house ready ,for government Inspection. "At the prsent time all those who expect to be Inspected by our men are, making strf rruous 'endeavors to rem edy any evlla that, have hitherto ex isted In their houses." ., Some one her suggested that tha Secretary had brought away with him evidence that tha packer were paint ing, if not cleaning, s. t "So yem heard th story, did yon t Well, It' true," be responded. "They are painting all right, and I am glad of the evidence I carried mwar with m. ,i .,'. 4- ... .,... .4 . ,,, COL. DAVID SETTLE DEAD. ' Brother of Late Jadg Settle and Promlnwmi Rorklngtutm -.Politician Succumb to Long Illneea. .-. . Special. to The. Observer. v ' Reldsviiie, July 81. Col. David Hot. tl died at hi hom at Wentwnrth at 11 o'clock last night grtr a linger ing ll!ns. Deceased waa one of tha county - best-known eitlsens, having ben prominently Identified with 'every movement for the eounty'g interest tot i several years, R wa clerk of the county court and waa deputy, mar ch! of tha district under Cleveland administration. II wa a candidate for- nomination to Congress on the Democratic ticket to oppoa ehl neph ew, lion. Thomaa Battle, . .Republi can. ' He represented , thl county In the Legislature and served In tbe Confederate -cause - throughout the ntlra war. The remain will' be bur. led , in Oraenvlew Cemetery, Relds viiie, to-morrow. Col. Kettle waa a brother of .the lata Judge Settle, min ister to Peru, and candidate for Gov ernor 'against Vance. , jjecoasea - wa a bout, 66 year of ag. . FEEL IMTENDINO DOOM. ' ; Tha feeling ef Imoendln doom In th minds - many victims of llrlghl'a dUcse and dlnhetea baa ?een chnna'd to thankf ulnese Y Ih beneht drlved' 'frrtm' staking Foley's Kldr.ey Cure. It will ours Indolent , Prlghl's diaaaae and 4labate and In th All the twisters; advertised y-l 'sold except 960 spindles, M0.0'Wc offer nLEXHNDEn GTiRSBD Power Rants, Cotton & "Charlotte; North! Carolina.' J. '.'.y ,, V' v.,' ;,-' ;.v rUtTRTOER , OAISS IS BTOCSLB. Strong; Bank Btatetnrnt Induced Hperalat4ve Baying and for-. Half ; an Hour Prion Made Good Gains, Much of Which Wan Later Loet on Profit-Taking. ' : ' r ' ' Nw'York. July 21-Th bank state ment to-day showed that there had been substantial nnail for tha honea Of a strong bonk return which jay at th bottom of yesterday's 'upward movement ot stocks and tha Improved feeling-over money outlook. ' But th source of the added atrength xf the banking position mere obecure. An estimate of a W.W0.000 cash gain, . baaed on the known move ment of money, wa realised by almost double that amount The 99,436,900 loan Increase . was taken as aa indication of stock market need and gave point to some of the week's rumors of lsrga bor rowing for account of Jntereeta closely related to some of the great rallroada Whose stocks have figured In tbe week revived strength.; Quotations of short time loana, although nominal on .a Saturday, were aubatantlally reduced to day, tbe bid rate for 90 day falling to 8 par cant., with offerings at 4 per cent. A good effect 1 looked for on th money market from the deposits cf Pan ama Canal bonds, subscriptions whloh or offered for th Secretary of th Treasury. , Hopes also are entertained of securing part of next week' 16.000.000 gold arrivals expected In London. Money lenders are inclined to look for easier money ratea in .consequence. It appeared that moat of the speculative buying baaed on tha favorable bank statement had been anticipated and prices advanced Jor only half an hour. After that they loat ground and th de mand waa Insufficient after tha bank statement to absorb the traders' profit taking. Tha closing was irregular, with only part of. the early gains retained. Total sale of bonds, par value. JbJI.000. .Tout aalea lii.COO shares, including: Copper 19.7; Cotton Oil 200: C. aV O. 7u0: L. 4V N. 700; Reading 2S.J00: Southern Pacific 69,100; Southern 2.600; Union Pacific t.U; Steel M.200; Bloas-Sheftleld Steel tOQ. sea board Air Line Stock. Baltimore. July 21. Seaboard common 20H; preferred, nothing doing. CLOSINO STOCK LIST. Adams Express '.. .. 240 Amalgamated Copper 974 American Car 4k Foundry J6Vi American Car & Foundry pfd 99 American Cotton Oil 29 American Cotton Oil pfd 90 American Express 222 American t ide & Leather pfd .... 2 American ie . 44 American Ice pfd.. .. .' American Linseed Oil 18tt American Linseed Oil pfd.. .. .... 41 A met lean Locomotive 694 American Locomotive pfd 112 American Smelting A Refng 1464 American Smelting Refng. pfd. U American Sugar Refining 4X1 An-erica n Tobacco pfd. utf 9H Anaconda. Mining Co 246 Atchison .. 88 . Atchison pfd Atlantic Coast Line 1 Baltimore & Ohio H7H Baltimore Ohio pfd , .... 93 Brooklyn Rapid Transit.. .. .. .. Canadian Pacln 1W Central of New Jersey 230 Chesapeake Ohio 6C4 Chicago V Alton Chicago at Alton pfd Chicago ft Great Weetern 17 Chicago Northwestern 197 Chicago, MIL St. Paul 17HH Chicago Terminal ft Trana US Shlcago Terminal ft Trana. pfd... 3 .. C. C. ft St. Louis. K& Colorado Fuel ft Iron 4S Colorado ft Southern 84 Colorado Southern 1st pfd M Colorndo ft Southern 2nd pfd 48 Consolidated .tlae .. .. 129 Com Produots Rennlng .. .. .. .. 19St Corn Produots Rennlng pfd 70 Delaware ft Hudson Z12Va Delaware, Iatckawanna ft Weat.... 45 Denver & Rio Grande 404 Denver ft Hlo Grande pfd 84 Distillers' Securities 67 Krle 41 Eric 1st pfd 77H Krle 2nd pfd .. . General Klectrlo 18 Hocking Valley 120 Illinois Central 178 International Paner 14 International Paper pfd wuj International Pump 42 International Pump pfd M Iowa Central 26 Ir.wa Central ofd 61 Kansas City Southern TS Kaeaa t'lly southern pra i Loulavllle ft Nashville 141 Manhattan L Metropolitan Securities Metropolitan St. Ry Mexican Central 20 Minneapolis ft St. Lmils 66 Minn.. St. P. ft Haults Hte. 61 161 yj Minn., Bt. p. tieuu. ate. m. pro. ins Missouri Pacific 91 Missouri, Kansas ft Texaa Missouri. Kansas ft Texas pfd .. National I-ad National R. It. of Mexico pfd .. .. New York Central Naw York, Ontario ft Weatern .... Norfolk Western .. Norfolk ft Western pfd North Anierlcun Pacific Mstl Pannsytvsnla People's (Jus Pittsburg. C. C. ft Bt. Louis Pressed Steel Car Preaaed Steel Car pfd Pullman Palac Car , Reading Reading pfd .. .. Reading 2nd pfd. ofd Republic Steel Republlif Steel pfd .. .. ,. , Rock Island Co Rock Island Co. pfd.. .... Rubber Oooda.i Rubber Goods pfd .. .... St. Loula ft 8i n Fran. 2nd pfd..... Bt, Loula Soath western .. St Loula Southwestern pfd ,. .... Southern Pacific Southern Paclllo pfd .... Southern Railway .. 4.'... ,t 824 4 87 9 127' 77 n 91 221 124 924 (6 2il4 954 244 414 Southern Railway Pfd.. Tanneaaee Con I ft iron Taxaa ft Paclflo . . f , ... Toledo, St. Loul ft West.. ., ...... 174 ?'olodo, St. Louis ft West pfd.. 4i Tnlon Paclflo .. .. .. .. 1474 Union paolflo pfd.. ,. .1 .. .. ...... 984 United State Eltpraa .. .. .. . 120 United State Leather,. ., .. .. United Slate leather pfd.. . ... United Bute Realty .. .,'.. 764 United Stt Rubber ,;." 4T , United State Rubber pfd.. ..r,..,'l United Stats Steel .... 864 Vnlted States Steel pfd..... ... ... , J024 trglnla-Carnllna Chemical VlrinlaCarollna Chemical pfd. .. M Wabaah .... , . 19 Wabash pfd i ....... '464 Wells Fargo Fx press ., .. ,. Sao Weatlnahnuae Electric .. .. .. .. lil Weatern Union . 1. .... Si.;. '.. .. 914 Wheeling ft Lake Erie ., .. 174 Wisconsin Central .. ..... , M . 28 Wlaconaln Centrul , pfd.. . , .. ..... 44V Central Leather .. .. 94 Central Leather pfd .r .. im4 Sloaa-HhefTleld .. , ..,.V'.. .. - TtU Great Northern pfd . ,. V& Interhoroush-Mnt.. 1. .. .. 174 Tnterborouh-Met. pfd .. ,., .,.. 78 . NEW TOBK BONDS. . , VS. S.' refunding 2s, registered... .,.104' IT.' S. refunding 2s, coupon li'.iV U. S. ,9s, registered ... .. 1, ...... U, S. 8a, coupon ..".. ,. lt U. S. Old 4s. reelsterei., ,. ,.: Vt ' U. S, Old 4a, coupon P V. H. New 4a, reiaterd . .. .. ..14 U.'B. New a. coupon . .... K"" 14 American Tobacco 4a. ,. ... T7i American Tobacco a.t Atchison general 4a.. . 111 1W4 94 94 Atchison adjustment 4 Atlantic l-'onst Line 4s,. .. lialtimor ft Ohio s,, HuHlmor ft Ohio 1.., HriK.ii I n II. T. nr, 4s,, ., . ft ,s Crulral of Oeorgia lat I110.. 94 in this space have been' 3" ringsi IxJweU tTiake. :r ; Wooleii'MUl" Machinery. 4 Centrafof Qeorgla 2nd Inc.. ,. ,.. Central of Georgia Id Inc.. .. ,. . Sheaapeak ft Ohio 4 Via hlcago ft Alton IH Chicago, B. ft wulncy new 4s. V '. Chioaao, R, I. ft P. K. K. 4s Chlcaao.. R. I. ft P. R. R. col. 6s. 87 104 78 97i C.. C C. ft St. Louis aen. 4s.... 102 Colorado Industrial 6s Ber. A.... 'H uoioraao inauainet b oeries u..., m Colorado Midland 4a 73 Colorado ft Southern 4s Cuba 6a.. ., ,. .. Denver A Rio Grande 4a ofd Distillers' Securities, 6s Erie prior lien 4s. Erie General 4s .. .. Hocking Valley 4Ss Japan is.. .. .. , Japan a 2nd Series Japan 4Hs ctf Japan 4 Ha ctf. tnd Series Loulavllle ft Nash Unified 4a Manhattan eonaol gold 4a Mexican Central 4a Mexican Central 1st Inc Minn, ft St. Louis 4a Missouri, Kansaa & Texas 4s.... Missouri. Kansas ft Texas 2nda.. National R. R. of Mexk-ol col. 4a New. York Central gen. 3Hs.. .. New Jersey Central gen. is.. .. Northern Pad no 4a Northern- Pacific 8a Norfolk ft Western col. in Oregon Short Line rfdg. 4s penn. ev. 4M.. Reading Qaneral 4a 93 06Z 00 Vi 106 100 86 loo 90V4 94 V4 9m 100S4 WIS 76S ISVi 94 100 HK 84 96 1.-6H 104"4 7' 100s 91 96 9SH St. Loula ft Iron Mountain col. 6a.. 114 St.-Loul ft San Francisco fg. 4s.. d'.'H Bt. Loula southwestern con. 4s Seaboard Air Line 4a Southern Paclflo 4a Southern Paclflo lat 4a ctfn . .. Southern Railway 6a Texaa ft Paclflo lata Toledo, St. L. ft Weatern 4s.... Union Paclflo 4a ITnlon Pacific cv.' 4a U. S. Steel 2nd (a Wabaah laU.. Wabash Deb. B Weatern Md. 4a.. Wheeling ft Lak Erie 4s 7fi WH 914 95 . lit 11KH xi4 1034 974 1144 Wiaconafn Central 4s 90 Jspan 4a ctf 83 New York Prodncr. New York. July 21. Flour dull and barely ateady. Winter patents 94.00 to 84.26. Minn, patent 64 30 to 84 60; do bakers 88.46 te 85. Rye Sour quiet, 83 40 to 84 20. Corn meal steady; fine 81. to 81.26; coarse 61.10 to 81.12; kiln dried 82.80 to 82 .90. Rye dull; No. 2, Weatern 674 uomlnul. Wheat easy; No. 2, red 824 elevator. Options showed 4 to Sc. net loss. Msy 874; July R84: Sept. 83W, ; Dec. X54 Corn easy: No. S. 66 elevator. Options 4 to 44c. net lower; July bb; Sept. 64; , OaU easier; mixed 41. ' Beef Mron; family KlO.on to HOW); meaa 88.09 to 88.60; beef hams 21.00 to $22 50; packet 89.00 to 89.60. Cut meats firm: pickled bellies 114 to 1.14; pickled shoulders Kh to S; pickled html 124 to 124. Lrd eiisy; Western rrlms 8M.95 nominal; refilled easy; con inent 89.36; compound 7 to 74- Pork firm; family $18 60; short clear $17.(0 to $18.76; most $18.60 to $19.00. Tullow quiet; city 416-16; country 47 to 64. Rosin quiet $1.86. TurrM-ntlne quiet 6!4 to f. Rice quiet:' domestic $4 tn 6i. Molasses steaav; New Orleans 80 In 38. CofTee. spot Rio Srtn; No. 7. Invoice 8. Mild steady; Cordova 9 to. J24. Futures firm at a net advance of 6 tn 15 polnta. Puaar. raw firm; fair reflnln 34; cen trifugal S; niolnaee augar 8. Reflned firm. Confectioner A 84.66; Mould A 85.16: cut loaf 86.&0; crushed $.".5; pow dered $4.90; granulated 84 M; cube a 86.05. Freights and peanuta quiet, unchang ed. Potatoes lower; Irish No. I. per bar rel. $i.o to 81. r.. Cahbagea alow, unchanged. Butter steadv, unchanged Chec.e quiet, unchanged. Egga firm, unchanged. Baltimore Produce. Baltimore. July 21. -Flour easier: win ter patent $4.10 to $140; spring patent i aa i i rn 1 Wheat quirt and lower; apot contract 784 to TS4; Southern by sample 66 to 7. - com dull and lower; apot 664 Southern white 68 to 60. to 8.-.H; Oats dull and lower; No. 2. mixed 894 to o. Rye ateady. Butter steady, unchanged,: fancy Imitation 17 to 18; do erenmery 21 to 22; do ladle 16 to 17. Store packed 144 to 16. Egga firm 174e. Cheese atrong; large 11V medium 12; amall -124. Siirhf ateady; coarse granulated and fine $6.00 CHARLOTTE PRODUCTS MARKET. (Corrected dallr by J. W. Zimmerman Comnanv.l Chlckene Spring Hena Per head Duck , 12 4726 86 440 a, 8 224 66 IM7H te Egga Rye Com Cotton Seed ... Oata Feed .... Oat Seed Chicago Grain and Provision. - July 2L ' WHEAT Msy .. . July .. , Sept. .. Dec. .. Msy.. .. July .. Sept. .. . Dec. .. . OATS-. Msy .. , :july .. , Sept, , , Dec. .. PORK Jan. .. , .July .. . Sept. .. LARD Jsn. .. . 1 July Sept... . Oi L .. . RIBS 1 Jan. .. . July .. .. Sept. .. Oet .'.. Irish Low Close 17.20 ' O. Howard Wilson : . Norrfa Sellar MEMBER3 OF- s" Naw : York Cotton .-. Exchang . Naw York Coff , Exohang ;Nw Orleans Ootton Exchange , ; j varpool Cotton ' Aas'n, Ltd. FERNIE, WILSON A t CO., ' 1 COMMISSION JlERCIIAXTfl Braver Street 1 - .Nw York Prompt Attention- Olvn to tha Ex- " l an tlon of .Order on th I v ' . : Exohang.- ' . CORRERPONDKNCK IWLICITKD. ' CATLIN 8L CO. Co snlsaloa Uamtuuita - 815 and 347 Broadway, New '--"'."';Vr Yot)l.' . Dostoii, v. ' ; Miiladelphia. , COTTOW VAUNS. .. All numbers, fikelns. Warps. -? ' m , Cops and Ooncs ..-:, COtTOlI 000D3. .. 83 K2 .. n 7 74 .. 78 74 764 4 n 7i4 .. 44 874 474 .. 60 48C 4-5 ... 04 V 49 494 .... 4.14 45 474 .. 4 38 sr. 4 , H M4 .. 8-14 92 i-Z .. UTi 88 834 .. 1O0 14.00 .. 17.80 j 8.80 i.9"""'rr 00 8.90 8.99 v ,. v; 7.67 J1 - ! .JO, 9.1 lis 9.VJ 1.07 8.94 "i A st. aaa awsiajaaBl aSTsa.' Vv,l I.UIM Ivl I LL IVI ACH I IM LHY. Tl t ' Maita epstoai ' South tryon 9t - CHARkOTTI. N. O. j stevolvln; Plat Csrds, Railway Heads, Drawlnc Framca.; 5ptnnlnr Frames, Twisters and Spoolers Yjuillers and Reels, . Looms, --V ''- -;-' C0MBlR5 , ETCh etc RALPH H. BROWN AND JOEL HUNTER Public Accountant and Auditors. Investigation. Examination, Cost Systems Flnlahed. iait-1321 Empire BulUUne, Atlanta. Ga. Manufacturers and Jobbers Frequently And it necessary to liave Banking Facilities In ad dition to those offered by local beak. - A TRS First National Bank of Richmond, Virginia, With $1,160,000.00 Capital $1,060,000.0 Deposit 17,000,000.00 Total Resources Offer Just the Additional Fa cilities Required. Jno. B. PurcelL President; Jno. M. Miller, Jr.. Vice Prel dent: Chaa. R. Burnett, As sistant Cashier; J. C. Joplln, . Assistant Cashier. HUGH MACRAE & CO., Bankers Mlscellaneona Southern Securities WILMINGTON, N. C. Washington, D. C, 408 Colorado Bldf. Cotton Mill Stocks RICHARD A. BLYTHE, Commission Merchant. COTTOX WARPS AND YARNS. No. 114 Chestnut 8tret, PHILADELPHIA, .... PA. A. D. SALKELD & BRO., COMMISSION BlBRfHANTS -TJ Leonard St,, NEW YORK. COTTTON YARNS. WITH Fred'k Vietor & Achelis. WM. D'OLIER & CO., COMMISSION MKRCHANT9 COTTON YARNS Third and Cheetnut Htm. Mariner and Mrrrhant Bldg. PHILADELPHIA. PA. MILLER & CO. BANKERS AND BROKERS. 23 Broadway, Naw York. Memhers: New York Stock Exchange, I HAYWARD, YICKl & ClARK Cotton Commission I Merchants. m orhaxs, u. 1 14 80 ! New York Cotton Kxohange New York 19 00 ! Produce Kschsnge, New York CofTee Ek 17 so : chnnge. Chicago Board of Trad, Nw tirieuna v.onon xL-xcnangn, uiimM 1 Hoard of Trade, Philadelphia Stock K 1 change, Liverpool Cotton Association. " Kxecutlve orders' for tha purchase Of I aale of cotton, etocks, grain or previa". I Ions for cash or on margin. Special attention to oraera or mau. 't'hiinn or tnlcttraoh Branch Office; lltiVi Eaat Main street, Rock Hill. H. C. '. B. ALEXANDER, Manager. ESTABLISHED 1110 ' CP ELLIS 8 COMPANY Cotton Commission Merchants ; MEMBERS Or ' Th New Tork Cotton Exchange. New Orleans Cotton Exohang, Liverpool Cotton Broker' Association, Now Of leant Board of Trad. ,1 Cotton Rxchango Building - 7 ' NEW ORLEANS . Special attention g!vn to executing of orders In contracts for futur d. livery of fotton In all the marketa CORRESPOND RKCB SOLICITEU. HUBBARD BROS. ' & CO. f HANOVER SQUARE, NEW TORK. MEMBERS Or KW Tork Cotton Ex. ehang, Naw Orlaan Cotton Ex . ehang, Aoetat Members Liver pool Cotton Exchange. V ' . ORDERS SOLICITED For tha par. ; chase and aale of ootton (or futur delivery. Corrspondnc invited. JAMES E. MITCHELL CO. . COMMISSION MfcJICIJANTg. ' Cotton Yarns and Cotton :, VtV1 Cloths. ' ' - , COVRtONHKNTS SOLICfTKIi. ' 1 Pblladnlplila. 123 and 124 3ieuiDl Is, - lkwtnn, 15 Summer St. , ; KW York. No. 13 Leonard St as ' Nasi '.' ''as.' a" W a Stuart W. Cramer; ENQINEER AND CONTRACTOR. Slubbers, RsYint; Frarnas f: intermediates. Jack Frames Greensboro Supply Company, CREENbUono. N. C. Mill Supplies and Machinery Motors and Dynamos, Steam and Power Pumps, Gasoline Engines, Iron Working Machinery.. Wood Fibrtj Plaster Machinery. . . D'.ract RprnUtlvs JENCKES PAWTUOKET, R. I. COTTON TARN SPINNERS, CONVERTERS AND DEALERS. Corrspondnc With CROMPTON-THAYER LOOM CO WORCESTER, MAM. FANCY COTTON AND GINGHAM. TO WEI DAMASK, QUILT, CAS8IMERE. BLANKET LOOMS, XTCL, DOBB1ES, BOX MOTION8. REPAIRS. ETC SOCTHXRN OFFICE 1 CIIARLOTTE, N. C. ALEXANDER & GAESED. UanastoTt. 0. A. R0BBINS COMPLETE EQUIPMENTS X)R GENERAL CHARLOTTE, CONTINENTAL GIN COMPANY HIOH'CRADE SPINDLE. OILS court Belt Oil and Orevaaca. Lnbrtcatiog Greases, Ready-Mlxod Palata, Cold Watr Patnl. A(nt Wattle' DreaMlno Coajpoiaod. - . GEO. B. HISS OIL CO. CIIARLOTTE, N. C. ! ( J. SPENCER 00MMISSI01T MERCHANTS. ? OITICKSt Now York, PhiUdoiphia, Chicago, St. Loala, London, Eoglastca Yams and Ootton Piece Ooods. PAULSON, LINKROUM & CO: v Cotton Yarns S7-S9 LEONARD STREET ISO CHESTNUT STREET e tf MONROE intEET Villiam B. Charles Offlcw Charlott N. C. ' Boatoa Maa. and AmtrdatM ' JC. " T.'. - 1 '' , Mala OfOco Amsterdam. W. T. i- :' ; BONNER & BARNEWALL; INC. LEATHER' BELT ING : C1IARLOTTK DRANCII' ' ! C. W, CODWJf, Mgft r . . tl Est dth St. Complet Stock Always on V!--AY'"''t:- New-Tork Offloal BOND DEPARTIKNT ;WACIIOVUiaUlRUSrCCOT,: V tVINSTON-84LlCM. N. C, V, UOND8 AM) STOCKS. W Invite correspondence ; frora parti dslrlng to . buy or-alL , 'v , Our Hat . of Investment raatlad upon application, t v 1 S ' aa sjaamw af ,: ..; . ,;i , CQUITABUI BUIUOINa. ATLANTA A V'i,r Automatic Feeders," , Openers and Trunk t Breaker.Intcrmedlate and Finisher Lapfivrs, " Klrschncr Carding Beaters s Thread Extractors, 'J Waste Pickers, etc Raw Stock Dryers. Y -i . , f 'i ETCm ETC. W . Bailers aai hsius Day trp, Ohls SPINNING CO. Southern Spinners Solicited. km COTTOX MILLS. POWER TLANTS, , r MACHINERY. NORTH CAROLINA. TOU WANT ONLT THE BEST . i ' Cotton Gin Machinery. Ask any experienced glnner about". PRATT. EAdLE. SMITH, WlN8Hir. J MUNOER If Interested w would Ilk to show .'j you what thousands of life-long cus- , tomera say. Writ for catalogue and . '.4. testimonial booklet, . , r' CHARLOTTE. N. O LOOM, ENGINE AND VALVE ! TURNER CO; - NEW iOll It PHILADELPHIA CHICAGO COTTON TARNS, COTTON OOODS. ' AND COTTON WASTE. , . : ' Telrphowo 1331. Hand for tmmcdlat Bhlpment., '.' U Cortlandt 8t. i x ; .y r. r. s v s t !' n :f ' if- . f fit 1 t
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