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CHARLOTTE DAILY OBSERVER, JULY 27; 190G. ..VtV-V -a;..- (,,.'-..- 1 "-' ,J '" "' ' 1 .;'":,'""::' '" terloretlon la expected but the-1 , i tyiTO; IiOSES 7 , 1V : I ma oilea lowara lower prices position borne do- trade le mvoaed toward lower prices ana flnde little convincing In Ui bullish . literature which u beln g Ignored.' August notices will be issued to-morrow, a considerable ounaDer la auucipatea. , ,,',.',; ' AiUBBAKO BROS. A CO. d P. ' JE11U Co.'e Cotton tetter. ' Snecial t The Ahiirvu New Orleans, July K--I.iverpool about met expectations but tha eonaplouous 'After a" Steady Opening the Market .', Det uned , Likder Hoar freaviure in ilutfMl bv Favorable W calher- Me- lMirtn. ami Ukwuite feliow of Hull A- hunuort Late in tb Dei. the Close fti-'v.AViw.JSear Uo Lowest. '.,; Maw - York Julv ig. The COCton lTiai4. . - - - - " , - ...... . HIV. HnVHIllUlW HVh III WIWV1UUUUI ket was rnudaraiely "vetoy and covering by ahorta In avldenca in Amerl bear pressure, with the close steady, but at a net lose 01 i to poinui. oates iur thA ...... , Btlmu(A4 0;R frill tintae. t The opening waa steady at a decline of 1 nalnt on AuausL' but generally 1 to 2 iiu nuiinr '"Vl. " . rul eiation -report - snowing , to ! better cables then expeoted, . willaITex1. ot iu.5 ti DX..twr Ol IUI,Mt n - that nraaant , nnnlllHnna ean marketa - yesterday .waa-' entirely lacking to-day and acattarad. aelling .by scalpers proved sumclent to create recession of seven to eight points. This selling waa encouraged by the circular lion oi me Boutnwesiern Buyers' Asso Ktimrt ivauvu.. " ....w . 'rami nr Wl llmt su Ik la,- minlh an ' Z Z: " .. . oi, . .T-l Ki "aeeeuna - ibi present oonamoni .. -" i vw. buu. jl.wi. Kt, "nirjlcaie a yieia as large as two years a so V. nuying August, ana inai pusiuun rn.w 81raultDouiil vtlutd ivarnool frienda v-j a ooupia of polnta right attar .tne open-iCabia u. thA tn.hir i. ... Ing. but there -was no general UPP" piled untU the middle of September and - viiv" -wp - '"r".r: win oeyona triat time, and that an earl tbe favorable ' interpretation - or . ids i movement . win nwinri.i.... .iuil.. ri.l t. t . i. I 'Bmu,n uu" operaiora at ew lorn pro ralna to north Texaa vera not heavy I mulgated another aipraaalon ot bin -vary anough to i auggeat. much., m"' :? pPtimUtle views to-Say, aapaoially callV ttiai- .bowing . "Vrovement' for th. WaV .Sort ntert In the tearln: 5'.0,,t.of?bfuL PTI filiA"2 PIT 0,Pl n-kta. but aucn i atat.meJt la "L. S.'.T.. C"... . ,V-! r1 ' accepiea aerloualy as it is well :cI.m.1. k-i-v aTion mat the speculative commit eastern belt, where the weather, batnr menta ' generally at thia time .r ., partly .cloudy to showery, waa conaiaer i .mail thv .im. k..,. v. i M LI . n JM I . MMVW BTW imil. had aaaed oft to about the low level of f 1W. if ...n. . . i.i rJVr"?l .. u - ....... tvoano n.ilto . I ill j t ' . " vunu.vi the previous dayrbut became quite ao- had been thrown upon tha market re live toward the close, and aeveral large cenUy the pressure would unauestlonZ J.-TOli!3!. X.JL ly. have XMAtl?i nvit ui uuii lowMi vu in innuence ln view of tha crenonriersnr the decllnea bad discounted a. favorable of bearish aentlment and August condition report and that the deficient buying cower . " feeHnc abroad waa a little more optlmla- Weather condlUona are all that could J tlo aa to Russian conditions. however. low. Heoolpta .... i un aeeirea. mi oountirul relne Kolnv i vever waa within a point or ao of the lowed by 'tfoudy dittoS? rather 'than WrrtS JJS .25 Promise"' connu.ru?orn?1yULnt?eVmx' w.vsi sv ween, wra ivu.woi in view ot which we continue to expect iyA.'SJ.fw "r r""l "Kin of raluea .. C p. ELUB at CO, balea against 25 last year. To-di and Jtt Houston. It balea against 1.78S last year :.- . ;.1 New Orleana Cotton, New- Orleana, 'July H Cotton, closed ateady and lower; middling iok: a pots aalae were l.SM balea on the spot and M -7te arrive. -- rut urea opened ateady. unchanged to 3 . polnta higher on good Liverpool cables. which, were expected. - Immediately after ine opening, nowever, crop news aDaorn-- ed attention, good reports coming In from almost every aectlon of tha South. Under influence of these reports prices steaauy nammereo down all were steadily hammered down all dav. until the market closed. Tha nlnsa waa ateady. near the loweet and to It polnta I H-M to M.12V,. Turpentine steady under yesterday. I ,-,t- Mnlasaea ateadly. CblTee, i mm nrro; no. t, invoice SH m uiiiit I Futnrea imFhannrl nn .11 N'cvr Oiieawa New York fraHaem. New York, July 28. Flour ateady. fcye flour ateady. - Corn meal ateady. Rye UUII. Wheat, enot easy: No. i. red ?u aia- vuuir. upuona 4iv tower to c higher. May 88; July 83; Sept. 83; Pec. 85. Corn epot eaay; No. X, S7S4. Optiona 6i S : Dec ' Id, ,ww"r" "'Uly oept. Oata, spot ateady; mixed J9V4. Beef ateady. Cut meat nniaf ta ateady; Western prime S.o4. Kenned steady. Pork firm. Tallow ateady. petroleum firm. Rosin firm: strained nice to. not Mild steady. months ex New Orleans. Julv 88. -Cotton futures rent Novemhar. whlxh - k I ..n t..i . I ' iva IUW Aug. J0.46 bid; Sept Oct. 10.16: Nov. Suarr. raw flrro: fair rflninr au. jsn, iv. jd: d. iu.z?; inrutrni 3: molaMa lutur a. flnari 1 afiraax. W lT; Dec, M.Wi atarcn iv.il. New York Cotton, i July .. .-, Aug Sept Oct. ,. .. Nov Dec .. .. Jan. .. ., Keb. .. .. March .. La YPrpoo I Cotton. Liverpool, July M. Cotton, apot mod- eraie .uusineaa aone: prices points hlKh er; Americnn middling fair 8.66: eood Open High ' Low Cloae . J0.0t 10.0s 10 (B 9.VJ . 10.O4 W.06 .M 9.96 . 10.17 10.18 10.08 lO.Od . lO.iS M.lS 10.16 10.1S . M.SC' 10 10.18 . 10.14 10.U 10.24 ' 10.-. . 10.17 10.38 10.19) 10.21 . 10.M . 10.49 10.49 10.42 10.41 Butter firm, unchanaed. Chaaaa at. unchanred. Eni firm- n.irh .aii..i 14 to 25. ' vTO Pen nuts dull. Iinehana-e ITr.!v.i. Liverpool unchanred. Arm: sweets, per barrel, 83 to $4. v.auuii(ee weaa, Raltlmnre Produce. Baltimore. July 28. -Flour ateariv N, winter patent 14.00 to U.28: m.ient ti an to 84.70. Wheat eaaler: anoi raniri IK to 71. Southern by sample 2 to 75. Corn atendy. dull: inni v.iz iua. Southern white com Sau to fiou. Oata quiet and easv: No. ? mirH mix to 40 Rye steady. Batter (irm, un- mi i xiiivriviin iniuuilll lair v.9o; nou m . iJm Sieauy. tS middling s.is: miouiing a.un; tow middling cnangea. r'ancy imitation 17 to 18' do good ordinary t ha: ordinary 1.44 The aalea of the day were 6,000 balea, of which 600 were for speculation and export ana included 4.IW American. Receipts 8.000 balea, including 100 Amertcun. futures opened (Irm and rKteeo quiet; American middling g. o. c juiy m io ft.7H; july.Aug. i.74; Aug. Sept. a.86 to 6.0S; Sept. Oct 6.59; OcL- nov. d.: Nov.-Uec. 5-M to 6.66: Dee Jan. 8 64 to 6.56; Jan.-Feb. 6.6 to 6.56: Keb.-March $.67: Murrh-Aprll 6.59; AprtU IJverpool Cloalng; Hour Notice. Liverpool, July 98. During October, November. December and . January, the cotion roarcet wui cioee at 4:w p. m Theee prices rey resent the prices paid ttoou mionnng .. ,, Strict middling .. ..' . Middling Good middling, tinged Btaina , ... 90to - PORT MOVEMENT. Galveston, ateady 11 New Orleans, ateady 0 Mobile, nominal .. . , 10 Savannah, easy 10 11-18 inarieaton, nominal Wilmington, nominal Norfolk, ateady .. ., Hitltlmore, nomlnul . New York, quiet.. ., Ikmion, quiet Philadelphia, ateady Houaton, quiet Auguata, quiet Memphis, quiet .. .. St. Louis, ateady .. Cincinnati Louisville, firm H Comparative Port Receipts. Tester- Last . .. day. Tear, juiy ze creamery 21 to 22. Kara firm 17Uc. Cheese active, unchana-eil: bm, in. small 12H. -.-. Hugar ateady, unchanged. CHARLOTTH PRODUCE MARKET. (Corrected daily by J. W. Zimmerman company. Chicken a Spring HenaT-Fer head Ducks Km Rye Corn Cotton Sel ... Oata Feed Oat Beed .... M 12 K9 36 640 26 14 80 75 4J77H 66 i1 ALEXANDER. & G ARSED M AC H I N E R Y 'A GENTS ,' .Charlotte, ' N, . C. K S . i - COTTON AND . WOOLEN, MILL MACHINERY POWER PLANTS ' f STRONG CLOfiB IN STOCKS.' 8pecalaUv Scntliwnt Waa Sensitive to tne itetura rrom carvpo n . Morgan and WUUam RockefeUer, ; TltouicU Itovulalon JYora Activity tu the 1'aclno Took rjace. . ; New York, July H-Speoulatlre senU- ment showed lUelf sensitive eUU to tbe influence of the Karrlman and BUndard OU favorltea, or; what la equally- effec tual; which are accepted aa favorites, Of thoae powerful financial forces. Ye terdar the general market advanced be cause Southern Paclflo. Union iPaclflc and St Paul were strong. When those atocka were aeen to-day to be a subject of a process of market digestion and of diligent selling on all favorable oppor tunities, there waa a- revulsion from the feeling created yesterday - by . the , ag gressive buying of thoae stocks. The reports of an early dividend declaration on Southern Pacific, with resulting benefit to Union Pacific from Its large holdings of the former stock found no ready credence from the movement of the stocks to-day, for many of the same persons who had accepted those reports were skeptical and expressed the con viction that the whole movement waa akllful man.pulation by Jamee H. Keene. The faith In the St. Paul plan, whlh waa to be promulgated as a result ot la Chicago it Alton SUh Chicago, B. ds Qutncy new 4s Chicago. R. I. tt P. R. It. 4 Chicago, R. I. as P. R. R. c. 6j. C. C, Cs St. Louis gen. 4 Colorado Industrial 6s Her. A Colorado Industrial 5a Ser. II return from Europe of William nocae- , Colorado Midland 4s teller, and wnich waa implicitly accepiea esterday, was shaken again in lace oi that atocg, ana tne Wells Fargo Expreas .. Weatlngbouae -fclec trie Western Union ' Wheeling ax Lake Erie . Wlaeonaln Central Wtaconaln Central pfd Northern Pacific - Central Leather .. .. ,. Central Leather pfd.. . SloearShelTleld Oreat Northern pfd .. . Interborough-Met. .. .. Interborough-Met. pfd.. 280 153 8 , i!4 203? 1X 73W 2H4H 75 NEW YORK BONDS. 0. 8. refunding 2a, rtiglstereU .. U. S. refunding 2a, coupon . . . V. 8. Da, registered V. 8. 3a, coupon , IT, 8, old 4s, registered Iv 8. old 4e, ooupon U. 8. New 4a, registered U. B. New 4a, ooupon American Tobacco 4a American tobaeoo 6a Atchison gen. 4a Atchison adjustment 4s Atlantio Coast Line 4s. ' Baltimore Ohio 4s Baltimore & Ohio lh Brooklyn R. T. cv. 4a Central of Oeoraia 6s ofd Central of Qeorgla 1st Inc Central of Oeorgla 2nd Inc.. Central of Georgia 3rd Inc Chesapeake 4V Ohio 48 Chicago Grain and Prorleloa lit? I weakening effect to-day on the local ili? wneai market nut talk of a 11 heat market but talk of a livelier . mand- by exporters caueed a ateadv tnna at the close, final quotations on the eepiemoer oeiivery neing practically un changed. September corn waa off 4. nn were uuwn Tt. XTOVlSIOna were snaae to mm tower, 11 10. 10.90 11.15 10 11 1-14 10 10 15-18 Oslveeton..-.. New Orieene. Mobile . Savannah.. Charleston.. . Wilmington ., Norfolk.. New York.. .. Bnreton.. .. Philadelphia.. Total .. rti 13 ." 1,089 ESTIMATES. July S8. To- Ijist . day Tear Houaton 209400 1,971 . Interior Receipt, July ze. Tester- Last day WHEAT May.. .. July.. .. Sept Dec CORN- May.. .. July .. Sept.. .. Dec.. .. 0AT8 May.. .. July.. .. Sept.. .. Dec.. .. PORK- Jan.. ., Jair.. .. . 4J.768 ST''" " ' May.. ., July.. .. Sept.-. .. Oct.. R IBS- Jan July., ., Sept.. .. Oct High , 24 . 75H m , 4! 61, 51 14 76 7M, 48 60T4 60 76 V4 7t 7avS 4HK 60 60 60V, 60 3H XI 34 79 171 7 211 1.4-M 153 60 r. 11,728 17,23 lft.97 8 90 8.97 87 195 7.75 7.75 920 t.00 9.11 9.97 38 K3V. 84 17.10 14.80 18.50 17.10 . 8.83 DUO 8.96 9.10 9.17 8.97 Memphis..,. ' Auguata St. 1Oiils. Cincinnati... Houston., . Little Rock Tsar. 9o 170 491 Wllmlnafon. Julv 2t Rnirlta tine, nothing doing; receipts 40 casks. noain nrni s.i.w; receipta 84 barrels. Tar firm 12.00; recelnta 13 barrel. Crude turpentine firm: I2.T6. 84.:io. uui- w wan via. Savannah.' oa.. Julv MTnrnonitn firm 6; aalea 643; receipta ahlp- Rnaln Arm: an lea iVT. w.ini. nan. I . . -. -. ' . -'-- ,v ,ir,i, , nPm"nia 4,ih; stock Hb.bJO. Quote: A B mvw i v- a.t.aD: it i.in: Hi B4.zii: i.' ri u. lUjrwcurd, Vlck and Oark'e Dally Cot- " H. l,0iK ; M $4 80; N li w- ... t,n Latttatp. 1 " u b-u6' w w . el m I, Iha tyr.t nn rAl.ii. m w. A ooaro or Trade. I wwy jnarani. New Orleans. July H. Thla mornlng'a New York, July 28. Money newa ana aeveiopmenia ravoreo tne '"v io per cent.: rulln shorts. The Journal ot Commerce s re- closing bid and offered tL. Time loana on call ir rate 2Vt; sums of crop conditions In the Carollnaa rtull and easy for short dates; 00 dnya to date, which la always looked upon 3Vi to t per oent.i 90 days 4 to 4V: six mi standard information,; la much more montha 614. favorable than expected. According to Prime mercantile paper 5H to B. Ster- thlp reirart the actual damage by rain la H" exchange weaker, cloalng firmer at mostly local and en tha whole offset by to 1484.90 for demand and at 1481 Liter iiiiiii uvninniiL in tu nnr rmriH. M.YraBe i ii veru.no itir m niv nine t'nete a m t siva heat and drought are feared but are and IjSBVi. Commercial bills limu not In evidence at present. The South- to HSl. Bar silver 65. Mesioan hm! makes the Texns condition 90 against 84.6 1"".;. "omn. -ima eomtnnatlon puts al The Dry Oooda Market. ball ah bureau kvaraaa nn An,,. . . . Ta nhSStw'tS rV'pT'tion market tolday' was ".tdy w"K a fal! ISitPoijnV M: zwzw tssrmhK t a, nivnm aim pistil inni wnere SriOWerS tlnM .T&mrmrm lm.nllv haavlr.'lhatM II. I. , .wa, w T : .: , . ,r t. . - - null I ill n- fall la the belt, tt le generally cloudy and temperatures moderate to low In tha . ' l 1 ew ior, juiy zs. cotton mi n Jn ,ILtX.'J!llJ,t. ror points to Waa eteady with trading quiet. Prime about W,000 Hules against about 118,000 crude f. o. b. mills 28 new cron. Prime V1 JlUT J5nd i w ,h"1' ;mP"re with aummer yellow 38 to o84; prime white ahaut 171 MO anlnnara' tak n I.. a . ah. ,1. ' ""m WI1IIO a A K. Ml k. a,.,.M... I . m - . 1 ' p.., ibii biliviiiuii t ,a wapvuieu tor tne week. . " i - . -i The above news and Indications weak ' ened our market to-day soon after the openuia wmrn waa a I. unrnangea figuree. Cotton Reed Oil, . Aa official forecast of showers for the , eastern tielt waa no match for the un. eertelnty of the coming bureau report and many longs decided to liquidate. , Llverpeol was good up to the time of . the opening of our markets, but declln. , ed rapidly on the daye erop news and lout all of the early Improvement -"- Trading In futurea waa . dull all the morning and II could be plainly seen thai the rising bullish spirit, which was developed yesterday, had received a rude check by the crop,, oouaiuon reports mentioned above. . ,f. " The spot market la deed, there Is no export demand. Holders want to sell and are waiting for a boost In July to get out. . .. . i .,. ,, ,. ' Itubberd IJrog. A Co.e Cotton Letter. ' prala! to The Observer.! i ' ' - --1,J. New ;Yerk, July 28, A quiet, dull mar ket with, general attention but with some demand eat tha lower price. Crop , reports continue good, especially from : tbe delta region and the bearish senU- j The New Hlmpie Mfe In Paris.' "The Rev. Charles Wasrnee. tha ra. moua French Protestant pastor, and advocate of the simple life, has a ,i. val in hli own Paris. He still preach es, as he has done for the last -II yeara, In the little church in the Rue de Arquebusiers, near the Place de la - Kepubllque, hut outside Urge crowde collect to hear another ex pounder of a still more, drastic simple life. " (.' ' - if - It It a Jonah who haa appeared In the etreeteof Parle aumonlng the pee opl to dietary repentance,- He la it picturesque figure, with flowing locka, and Is dreaaed In a simple robe.. He la an educated man 'called Baloman on, and a Netherlander by birth, He wae formerly consul In Belgium and a merchant (n Java. He believe that well being la not the means of happi neas, and aaye that now he le aatla fled and happy with the money that he formerly epent on cigars. II le a vegetarian.:.'. , f the selling off of market fell Into an apathetic condition socr. after the opening, to await the meeting of Bt. Paul directors, and ad vanced atronely on the non-action on the plan The realising in yesterday s ravoniea waa obscured for a time by the rising tendency of other atocka But these were less effective In dominating senti ment than the ones which were being sold. The moat Influential eupoort waa due to aympathy with the large buying of United States Steel. Trade reports from this Industry were highly encour aging, but thla waa not the new factor In the market. More Importance waa at tached to the news that the steamship Haltic hud been sighted, having on board P. Mnrguii, and wns expected to dock during the afternoon. The effectiveness of the movement In United States Steel was marred by the backwardness of the preferred etc ck and by the positive de pression of the sinking fund bonds, 'i he pcmonul element thus is seen to have played a larae cart in the dnv'a market. The close waa -strong and active all around on this assumption. Hon as were heavv. Total sales, nar value. 81.341.UOO. I'nlted Btates new 4a advanced V4 per cent, on call. Total aales atocka were 899.000 ah area. Including: Copper 69.500; Cotton Oil W0; Tobacco 500; Anaconda 27.900: Atchison 1.300: A. C. L. 800: Brooklvn Tranalt 24.- J00: O. O. 3.S00; St. Paul 82.200: Colorado Kuel 41,500; L. & N. 2,200; N. ac W. 3.4CO; Penna. ISOO; Rending 94.100; Southern Paclllr 8S.500: Southern Rwv. 7.200. Dfd. 200; Tenn. Coal 1,100; Union Pacific 81.500; Steel 134,700, pfd. 89.400; Vn.-Caro. Chemi cal 900; Sloss-bheffleld 1,700. Seaboard Air Line Stock. Baltimore, July SO. 8. A. L. common 28 to a, preferred, nothing doing. Colorado di Southern In. Cuba 6a Denver 4c Rio Orande 4s Distillers' Securities Erie prior Hen 4a Erie General 4a Hocking Valley 4fts Japan 6a - Japan 6a 2nd Series Japan 4Hs ctfs Japan 4Vta ctfa. 2nd Series ioulsville Naah. Cnlfini 4s.. .. Manhattan conaol gold 4a Mexican Central 4a Mexican Central let Inc Minn. & Bt. Louie 4a MlasoOrt, Kansaa A Texus 4s Mit-sourl, Kansaa U Texas 2nd .. National R. R. of Mexico cl 4a.. New York Central gen. 3ia New Jersey Central gon. Northern Pacific 4a Northern Pacific, 3s Norfolk Western coimol in Oregon Short Line rfdg. 4n fenn. cv. sia. 104 104 l'i8 M 103 103 129 130 7-SV4 112 103 4i I'D 1H 93. DJW HlVi W KM S7 M7 7U4 97 7;) 90 H'J 7'-i 7 Wi H4j ST.M, loo' n W 44 M1V. 1'HiS 14 7RV 184 4 l"4 W4 84 9.-.S I25i 1I3H 7.;i !7'. ' '7 COTTTONIWi I IS tVl ACH I N ERY. Stuart V. Cramer, -''i'-v' ' V' 4 V main eioM ;. : OUTH TRYON T.. OHAM.OTTI. N. O. eOUITABl.il BUILOIwa. :.''- Revolving Flat Cards. Railway Heads, Drawing: Frame, 5plnnln; Frames, Twisters and Spoolers Qulllers and Reels, Looms, COMBERS ETC., ETC 4TJ "r u. V 1 "'Jt , lllEKI. ATLANTA tiAe h ' I.. ."" 4j'S ,-! 5Iubbers, Raving; Frames Intermediates. Jack Frames Automatic Feeders, V Openers and Trunk, Breaker, Intermediate and Finisher Lappers, 'x ' Kirschner Carding Beaten v Thread Extractors, v A Waste Pickers, iet. V V Raw Stock Dryers : ;'''V ETC., ETC. RALPH H. BROWN AND JOEL HUNTER Pnbllo Accountants and Auditors. Bank. Manufacturing and General Auditing. lllt-1221 Empire Building, Atlanta. Oa. Reading General 4a.. 9.1 St. Iyouia A Iron Mountain col. 6a. 114 St. Lou l A Ban Francltco (g. in.. n:'4 St. Louis Southweatern con. 4s 7, Seaboard Air Line 4 Mi Southern Paclfio 4a mm, Hmifharn Pm-irtn l.i 4a, pir. ui7. Texaa & Pacific lata us 4 Toledo. St. L A Western in (.114 Union Pacific 4a lnj Union Pnolflo cv. 4a U. S. Steel 2nd 6a '.s Wabash lats nw Wabaah D'b. B 7i Western Md. 4... v neenna at LmKw ;rie 4 K-n Wisconsin central 4s v japan 4a cub , (ci. CLOSING STOCK LIST. Adam Expreas 245 pfd. Amalgamated Copper American Car A Foundry American Car & Foundry pfd., . American Cotton Oil American Cotton Oil pfd American Expreas 1 American Hide & Leather pfd.. .. American Ice American li nfil July 28. I A marl cm n I .lnaeeri' Vail Low Cloae American Linseed Oil ofd M'4 MS I American locomotlve American locomotive pfd American Smelting A Kefng American Smelting & Refng, pfd. American Sugar Kenning American Tobacco pfd. ctf Anaconda, Mining Co.: Atchtaon Atchlaon pfil Atlantic Coaat Line Baltimore & Ohio Baltimore A Ohio pfd Brooklyn Rapid Tranalt Canadian Pacific Central of New Jersey Chesapeake A Ohio ..... Chlcajto A Alton Chicago A Alton pfd Chicago Great Western .. ., ., Chicago A Northwestern Chicago. Mil. St. Paul , ( hicago Terminal A Trans. Chicago Terminal A Trans. C C C. & St. Louis .. . Colorado Fuel & Iron Colorado A Southern .. . .. ., Colorado A Southern, 1st pfd... Colorado A Southern 2nd pfd.. Conadlidated Gas Corn Producta Refining Corn Products Refining pfd.. , Delaware A -Hudson Delaware. Lackawanna A W. Denever A Rio Grande Denever A Hlo Grande pfd.. .. Distillers' Securities Erie Erie 1st pfd Erie 2nd pfd General Electric Hocking Valley Ilinoia central International Paper Interna tlonal Paper Dfd International Pump , International Pump pfd Iowa Central Iowa Central pfd. , Kanaaa City Southern .. Kansas City Southern pfd.. .. .. Louisville A Nashville Menhattan L Metropolitan Securities ., Metropolitan Bt. By.. .. ... .. Mexican Central ., ,. .. .. ., ., Minneapolis A: St. Louis.. ,. Minn., St. P. A Hault Bte. M Minn., St. P. A Bault Bte. to. pfd Missouri Pacific .. Missouri, Kansas A Texas .. .. Missouri, Kansas A Texas pfd.. , National lad .. ., .. , National R, H. of Mexico pfd.. 1 New York Central .. New York, Ontario It Western .. , Norfolk A Western..,. .,,,. ,, , Norfolk A Western pfd 't North American , .... , rMttiiKj mmi Pennsylvania Pannl.'a I'll, a. Pittsburg. -C.- C. A BirLou'ls.V.V';" Pressed Steel Car .. .. Pressed Steel Car pfd ., .. .. ., Pullman Pulnce Car ., . ,., Reading .. ...... !? n 111. pf,di ?M-".m I. Read ng 2nd pfd..' ,;.. Republic Steel .. v. .... nepiiuno oieci pig.. , ,, IIUV, SaiUIIU WW,, a. .'.,a Rock Island Co. pfd., .1.1 ' ..a nuooer uooo, ,. ., ,, rvMi13. wvwiin a-j.r V. .1 St. Louis A San Fran. 2nd pfd nt. ixmis iHiui newesiem ,. St. touis Southwestern pfd ClA..,k..M tt-.IH. Southern Paclfio pfd.i . a,. -Tr.llaa.. m.tA : ,P,H,D, , " J VlUti ... a Tennessee Coal A Iron Texaa Paclfio 30 91 2J 28 19 41 70 lit 146V 117Z 136 91 Vi l'WV 138 11"V4 92 76T4 1834 222 197V 181 12 94 :-SS ... 49V, .... 1384 .... .... 7Hi .. 214i 610 .. 4SH .. Wl .... 674 .... 41$ .... 78 ... wn. .... .... 1M .... 17HH .... 17V4 .. el .. 47 ... 88 ... 2 .... 61 .. 25 .. 58 .. U2 88 153 170 92H m 76T4 39 136 4 KX 91 93H 84V 129 904j 77 . 474 224 127V4 90 27 Ci4 Manufacturers and Jobbers Frequently And It necessary to have Banking Facilities In ad dition to those offered by local banks. THX First National Bank of Richmond, Virginia, With II. 260, 000. 00 Capital Si, 000, 000.0 Deposits $7,000,000.00 Total Resources Offers Just the Additional Fa cilities Required. Jno. B. Purcell, President; Jno. M. Miller, Jr.. Vice Presi dent; Chaa. R. Burnett As sistant Cashier; J. C. Joplln. Assistant Cashier. HUGH MACRAE & CO., Bankers Miscellaneous Southern Securities WILMIN43TON, N. a Washington, D. C, 40S Colorado BIdg. Cotton Mill Stocks RICHARD A BLYTHEj Commission Merchant. GREENSBORO, N. C Greensboro Supply Company, Mill Supplies and Machinery Motors and Dynamos, Steam and Power Pumps, Gasoline Engines, Iron Working Machinery. Wood Fibre Plaster Machinery. Direct Representatives THEBROWNllCOiiersi0n8!jots Dayton. Ohie JENCKES SPINNING CO. PAWTUCKET, R. I. COTTON TARN SPINNERS, CONVERTERS AND DEALERS. Correspondence With Southern Spinners Solicited. pfd AVA ft.'-;'. iS J17 ... ' 1524 Toledo. St. IjOtils A West.. .. Toledo, St.; tuis AWe.t,-pfdui. Union Pacific .v,,t .. Union Pacific Tfd .. ' .. ... .... United States Expreas rfU.A Uial aBB I mm tx as ITnlted Btatee Leather pfd., V. ., mien eiaiea iiir .. ., United States Rubber -.. Tnlted States Rubber Dfd.. United Slatea Htel .. a , . . 1 i. . . . ta. , a.SM I miai Dim ami vu. ,. .... ,,,, JI1614 Virginia-Carolina Chemical .. ' ... .. ttnl Virginia-Carolina Cheuiloal prd a.; im Wabaah ..... .,.f,.v,,tti :r,,.,4(; Wabash pfd ,.,.' I 4l Merely Talking Chicago Inter Ocean. . Senator Beverhdge was condemning a notoriously corrupt and notorious ly plausible capitalist "The man speaks well, said Sen afor Beverldge. "He -promises much ir ne acted as he talked ha would be famous for his goodneaa. Hut alaa! he Is like the German vh nearly lout his daughter. I his (.erman. with his daurhd r was walking beside a deep stream nn a summer afternoon, when the young gin. supping on a stone, fell In. Am she would have drowned but for th rvomnt bravery of la youth. He slipping off coat and shoes, plunged in, ana oner rmir or five minutes nard work brought the girl ashore safe. . "The old German father was trans ported. Noble, minded youth," said he we do, indeed, owe you a debt gratitude. A hundred thousand marks or my daughter's hand choose Which shall it be" . in. , . 1 . . . ine jouin, nci was no ess w an than hrnve, thought to himself that If he took the daughter he would some day get the money also, and accord ingly without a moment's hesitation tie made answer: ' " 'I choose your daughter. " 'A wise choice," said the old fath er. 'I could not have given you the 100,000 marks for I am a poor cob- Dier; dui you snail nave the girl, and that gladly. Join hands, dear chil dren, and receive my blessing.' " An Expert Hiflrwoman. London Kxpreaa. . The feature of the second day of tne r.ne meeting at Hjsiey was the splendid shooting of one of tho em plre's riflewomen, Mrs. Chapman, who set a pace that many of the rnen shots would be glad to follow. She scored 28 at 200 yards yeeter day, 81 at S00 ami SI at 00 total of tO polnta out uf a possible 116 Her best performance was that of making 34 points at 900 yards In her seven shots. Hho Is a great marks- woman at long range. Mrs. Chapman has handled a rifle ever since her girlhood, and shooting haa always been her hobby, She Is a member of tho South London nine C1UD, ',- : -;. , This la her sixth or seventh no pearance at Blsley, and she Is (hooting better than ever, her tnarksmanshln i in smaii uuii ai uv yarns Being exceedingly good. She shoots with the army service rifle, which aha man ages entirely herself, Judging the wind from her own calculations And making her, own , sight. . She has used orthoptics for the first time this year, but greatly prefers to trust to her own eyesight. v '.... Mrs. Chapman's shooting costume Is of gray tweed and she wears brown gaiters, strong shooting boots and a. broad brimmed straw hat. ( - foes evil still, your whole Ufa HUT oee woe betldeT " - , '. Your thoughte abide on suicide T r , . . You need a pill I - Now for proee and facts-DeWltt's I,lf. tie Early Risers are the moat pleaaant and reliable pills known to-day. They never grip. , Bold by Hawley's Pharm- MTv"--'-',-',:i.. - .?e ! ';!X : LONG'S BRASS WORKS W BRASS, BRONZE WO AIPINIIM VCAS-TINGS- All WORK GlARANTEED IMai ORDERS SOLICITED Te - We -LONG COTTON WARPS AND YARNS. No. 114 Chestnut Street, PHILADELPHIA, . - . . PA. A. D. SALKELD & BRO., COMMISSION MERCHANTS CROMPTON-THAYER LOOM GO. WORCEeTTKIl, mass. FANCY COTTON AND GINGHAM. TOWEL. XXAUABK. QUILT, CA8BIMERE. BLANKET LOOMll BTCL DOBB1S3, BOX MOTIONS. REPAIRS, ETC. SOUTHERN OmCEl CHARLOTTE, N. O. ALEXANDER ft G ARSED. llanwren. 0. A. R0BBINS COMPLETE EQUIPMENTS FOR COTTON MILLS, POWER PLANTS. GENERAL MACHINERY. -..-. CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA O-TS Leonard St., NEW YORK. COTTTON YARNS. WITH Fred'k Victor & Achelis. WM. D'OLIER & CO., COMMISSION MERCHANTS COTTON YARNS Third and Chestnut fits. Mariner and Merchant Rldg. PHILADELPHIA, PA. HAYWARD, VICK & ClARK CoUon Commission Merchants. KW ORIIANS, Ik If You Expect to Buy Gin Machinery for 1906, Write Us at Once for Our Catalogue and Tell us Your Wants Continental Gin Company CHARLOTTE N. C HIGH. GRADE SPINDLE, LOOM, ENGINE AND VALVE OILS Scour ee Belt Oils and Ore sea. Imbricating Greases, Ready-Mixed Falat Cold Water Paints. Agent Wattles' DreeeJne Compounds. GEO. B. HISS OIL CO. CHARLOTTE. N. C. MILLER & CO. BANKKnS AND BROKERS. 29 Broadway, New Vurk, Members: New York Stock Eachanga, Now Vork Cotton Exchange. New York Produce Kxchunge, New Turk Coffee E chnnge, Chicago Uoard of Trade, New Orluiins Cotton Kxchange, New Orleans Board of Trade, Philadelphia Htock tag change, Liverpool Col ton Aeaoclallon. Executive orders for the purchsse or sale of eotlon, stock,, grain or provis ions for cash or on margin. Hpeclal attention to orders of mall. Phone or telegraph. Branch Office: 110 East Main street. Rock Hill. S. C. r . H. AbKNPEK, Manager. J. SPENCER TURNER GO. COMMISSION MERCHANTS. OmCUl New York, Philadelphia, Chicago, St. liOala, Loodoa, Englawtl. Yarns and Cotton Piece Goods. PAULSON, LINKROUM & CO. C o ttto.m Y arms ST-St ' LEONARD MTRERX ' -. 120 CHKHTNUT STRKKT Jml . sis monrok sniKtrr a - NEW YORK PHILADELPHIA - CHICAGO ESTABLISHED 1110 , C. P ELLIS & COMPANY Cotton Commission Merchants MEMBERS Or ' ' The New Tork Cotton Exchange, New Orleans Cotton Eachange, Liverpool uonon nroasra Association, Mew Or leans Board of Trade. Cotton Exchange Rutldlng NEW ORLEANS - I Special attention given to eseoutlne of orders In contracts for future de livery of cotton in all the markets. COKREBI-ONDKNCB SOLICITED. It fl wimam B. manes e ' ' r ' rt i ' . COTTOX YArtrB ryyrmw flnnna'. ,- - AND COTTON WASTE.'.' Vv.- Offloea--Charlotte If. C.S, Destoa Mass, and Aauterdan K. :T. V js'.jyv-'v. -v . '-, ,: Mala Office Amsterdam, VI.. T.Vf'..-!'-'.:?;y;J; HUBBARD BROS. & CO. HANOVER BQUARB, NEW TORK, MEMBERS OP New Tork Cotton K. change. Nw Orleans Cotton- 1C Change, Associate Members Liver, poel Cotton Ksehsnge, - ORDERS OLICITED For the per. chase and eaie of eetten for future delivery. Correspondence Invited. BONNER & BARNEWALL, INC " tEAfilER BELTING T ; . ';ClLOTTE DRXNCl , 7 Eaet 4th Bt,.j' "v I"'"""-" r stpiaBaii' "J iai'r - ' - " " - ;." ' :L w-. OODWIN. ,;s.-si - Stoc Alwayg oa Band for tmmedUte SUlpmeaL v" 7" . ' . r Wew'YerkOfflce,il' CurUamn eW,'.V;TC JAMES E. IIITUHEIiL CO, i COMMISSION M Ll tCU AA TIL ; Cotton Yarns and Cotton Uloths, : ' CONSIONMENT8 SOLICTTm. ridladelphla, lit and ltd Chestnat gfc . iMMtoti, i ss Mimmcr ne New Tork, No, ft Leonard St.. . ' BOND DEPARTMENT ; rvACBovuuAHtiRibr nam: " WINSTON-KALKM, N, (X , ; UOND9 AJS'D ISTOCKS. ,f We Invite ' correspondence " ,. from parties : desiring to bur , or sell. . - . : , Our i list of - investments K ' mailed upon application. JCU fW. i. . 5 e--
The Charlotte Observer (Charlotte, N.C.)
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