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14 CHARLOTTE DAIlAr OBSERVER, JULY 29, 190G. COMMERCE A1SD FINANCE m:v chop cotton steady X-t.r Month Were .Relatively. Easy . t ndcr Liquidation During-' ' Uie WIk.10 tkWon. But Uie Market Steadied op Toward ' the Clone- on j Covering oespils tiooa - i earner lu-poru. ; ' ' i."". New York, July M.-Th cotton market nJ at lrJJn of. 14 rXJllltS. 1i . i. i7 , '"''" - w ' - l ""'" wr ,. . ... .... f vnia near momns reiauveiy wy uiu i ,., ..;. ,. v. .. liquidation ' ui , shortly. ftr' th . call ., ....-.......,. - A . I. .. .... Vllfc h I ')., ruturPlrm, ,el point : nt ad vance, , 8uar, raw Firm: fair : refining, 1; centrifugal, -gfctu U-1U: molasses susiir. t; refined, steady;- confectioner .A, 4.6 roouia a, s.ib;-, cut loaf, s.oO; . crushed, 6.W; .powdered. ., 4.M; , granulated, 4.svj cubes, .86. - '.. . . ,- , ", , . Freights, peanut,' potatoes and --cab- D&gea wuiet, uncnanged. , . , . CHARLOTTE PKODUCB MARKET. (Corrected daily by J. W.' Zimmerman t,mcaens npnni ' . . 4, 4 If , .,. ...- 12 a at 14 W KM low paint of yesterday nd about t point cotton deed. net lower. New crop mean wnu were relaUvelr ateady la apite of good weather report, and tha market steadied tip la f Chicago Grain and Provision. the late session aa a result of covering, I - Chicago. July O. Continued heavy with prices In the middle or the mormug I movement or wneat rrom tne (arms had about Hut points net higher.; New Orleans Cottoo. . New Orleans. July a.-Colton. "spots closed quiet and nnchanged; middling it-Is; total sales 60 bales on the spot. Futures opened dull, t points net low er to 1 higher. - Throughout the abort eaturday session the market remained dull, narrow and featureless, August and December show ing a rang of but I points. Although reports were favorable for a good cotton crop and although the weatner outlook was also considered good, the market : waa prevented from falling by week cov ering of short. The close was steady, July being 10 -points over yesterduy' close, with the remainder or the list freat 1 points higher to 4 point lower. ''."-'j 'Mew Or Iran Funim. New Orleans. July Jl-Cotton future eloaed ateady as follow: July, 10 W; JAlil November, 10.20; December, lo.; January, .2I; February. 10.M; liarch. M.C8. -:- Hew York Cotton. ' New York, July .-Cotton. pot quiet; middling uplands 10; middling gulf, 1X.U; eelea, 1,066. Futures closed ateady. Prices ranged aa follow: . open Nigu effect to-day on the local wheat market, nnal quotation on the September delivery being off Corn lower; -oats Wo lower; provision unchanged to Vii lower.. Julr L Low Cloae fl'i 2 7414 74T( 7H 11 WHEAT Iflgh May : July tb eept r ,n Peo 7 7 COItN- . . Mar 4RH M4 IP July ,. tvt 60 bo Hept 61 t ofe ' V My.. .. H h b July 3n July 1HT6 18.00 ld . 8ePt 17.W 17.00 17.02 I.AK1J , July I HO .n T7 ?i't n .so la Jan 7 July ,. .. to? rot tin Bept v 116 9.13 IIS Oct i .. IM ALEXANDER & GARSED . - -M-A CHINE R Y -AG ENTS 1 . Charlotte, N. a ' ' " COTTO W IVIILL VI ACH I N ERY. . Stuart W. Cramer, COTTON AND .WOOLEN MILL 'MACHINERY' J ; : :' POWER PLANTS T " W AIM O10 g .fi OUTH TRTON 8T.. ' ; . ohahlotts n. O. ENQINEER AND CONTRACTOR. STOCKS GET - NKEDKD BVFTORX. Aacftst September October 1 Navember eeember January . February Marco )pen .7 n 10.06 10.f 10 3 10 IS . .. 10.17 . ..ion ion 10.14 10..4 10.47 t.n 10.(4 10.1 10.X1 109 10.41 Clou I.M 10.04 10.20. ion 10.S lo.n 10.M New York Bank Htalrmrnt. New York. July ii. The statement of the clearing bouse banks for this week show that the banks bold 118.882, over the legal reserve requirements. This I a decrees of 49R.& a compered with last week. The statement follows: Loans, t1.0WM15.0O0; increase. 112,748,- aepoeii si,xv,us.vou, increase M 'r w in aa in 47 10 41 10 41 . increase iu,- 'Si;:'VThAr. trHov t'm tmlei. CT7i circulation 7.O44,30u. decreaM .TSPttl:, "Sih Sy WO last P1: '' tender twT!. wo. incresae Tffi i tnwek ,b"I ' J77.J); rlrculstlon 4Jam.S). docrewfie .T Ust week and 71.J0 laat year, ic tw,,.. ,.. tenders W9 470 imb inrr.Z . against day receipts st New uf.rr.1 4 bales. against 1040 Isst year and at Houston 1. 14 bale against last year. ' Liverpool (vnion. Liverpool, July a.-Closlng: Cotton, epot quiet, prices 1 higher; American middling fair, (.64: good middling, 4.3: middling. 4 04; low middling, 6 W; good ordinary, 6.43; ordinary, 6 IS. The sale of the day were 6,000 bale. Including t, Tu Ameriran. Receiau t.000 bales, in cluding 100 American. Future opened quiet and steady and eloaed quiet: July, 6.7: July-August. t.76: Aagust-Beptember. lAvi M; September-October, t.UKHd.Wf Ootobwr-Nov- mber, 664; November-lcemier. tltff M; Decsmber-Jsnuary, lWaM: Jan tiarvrebruarv. 6.M: February-March. 6.61; Warch-Aprll, 6 40; April-Hay. 6.61; May-June, 6.4X CHARLOTTE) COTTON MARKET. 'These prices represent the prWi paid txcS.lOO; legal tenders tx9.470.W0, Increase wi.fv; reerve reriuired f-i.Mlt, in crease t3.H44,46; surplus tlD.KI2,46, de crease tm.UJl): es-l'nfled niates depostu 21,vta,JM; decrease 1,302.K6. Wavnl Mores. Savannah. Oa., July 2S. Turpentine Firm, 67; sales, 1S1; receipts, l.tol; ship ments, 1.364. Knsln Klrm; sales, 2.2S7: receipts, 1,418; shipments. 2.3U; slock, U7.S01. Ouotntlons: A, B, C, M.70(al3.72H; D, W.SOJI43.V7U; E, 64.oiflt4.lrt: K, 4.10mJ4.15 O, t4.1Mit4.: H. tf.20ftii.7Pi: 1. U.V,r,f t4.&5iU6; W, 6, $4 fc 66.10;' W, W, $6.00 ve-'v. Bank Statement Froved a Disappoint incut, uut bupport waa twucom. lug at the iteactlou and . 'hot no block ItaJUctl Vigorously ; to Uie Uujr s Beat. : ; New York. July 2S. The speculative movement was not very actively nursuea during to-day's short session at the stock exchange, but portectlve measures for ins maraei were eviaentiy in tore, ma movement waa rather slugirlsh and Ir regular, and tb price levef waa held up by the medium of some new advances at points not conspicuous during ths week. The stock selected ware mostly In the class of Industrials and specialties, especially amongst the metal Industrial und coalers. The stock of the great trans-contlnsntul railroads and the trunk lines were comparatively quiet, but not under active pressure. Dealings con tinued very large in United Stale Steel und that stock rose to within a small fine lion of 40, Which had been promised fur It this week by Its speculative spon sors. Amalgamated Copper and tha Smelting and Lead stocks were strong and the volatile high-priced coaler -mad characteristic flights. The bank statement proved a disap pointment and was followed by a pro no u need reaction In prices. The cash Item showed only about half the expect ed Increase and as the deposit Item was swelled in sddltion by a loan Increase of nearly fl3,0UU,0U0 the surplus was slightly encroached upon by tha added require ment. The loan expansion was a re minder of the needs of en aitenaiva stock market campaign for facilities. The j . .m.ii7. ui ins money situation, now ever, are evidently Insufficient to effect the Immediate ease of call money. There Is an expectation expressed in speculative lot 101 V B. t. coupon ....... U. 8. Old 4s. registered V. 8. Old 4s. coupon .................. 10 IT. 8. New 4a, registered V V. 8. New 4a, coupon ...1 130 American Tobacco 4s 71 American Tobacco 4s 1U Atchison general '4s ,. lot Atchison adjustment 4 04 Atlantic Coast - Line 4 lOOVi Hallimor Ohio 4s 101 Baltimore 4k Ohio IMS H Brooklyn R. T. ov. 4s ,i 64H Control of Georgia 6 ofa. 111 Central of Ueorsla 1st Inc. -M Central of Georgia 2nd Inc. SO Central of Ueorsla Id Inc. It Chesapeak 4 Ohio 4 ............ 107 Chicago Alton 1 7t Chicago, B. 4k Qulncy new 4 , W Chlcuso. R. I. 4k Pacific R. K. 4s.... '7714 Chlcaao. It. I. 4k Pad no K. R. CoL 6s tl4 C, C. C. A St. Louis gen. 4s, 102- Colorado Industrial Is 8er. A 77 Colorado Industrial 6s per. Colorado Midland 4s .... Colorado Southern 4a Cuba 6s ofd. Lenver Kio Grand 4s Distillers' Securities 6s Erie prior lien 4s Kri General 4a Hocking Valley 4Us .... japan s Jspan 0s, 2nd Series Jspan 4Hs, certificates Japan 4 He, oer titles lea 2nd Serlea Louisville Nashville Unified 4a. . 1 m in i Reyolvltif. Flat Cardj, ' i RtiUway fleikds,'-': ; Dieiwlnt PiranieaV. ' 5plnnlnf Frariiei, .Twlsteri and Spoolers ' : Qulllers and Reelt, ' Loorag, , , , . COMBERS 1 ' ranon epmen tQUITASLI BUILDIN. ATLANTA, OAs V .-J.r..::': ETC," ETC. $!ubber, Rovlflf Framea . sotermedUtef Jack Framaa ETC Automatic Feeders, i . . . Openers and Tranltv Breaker, Intermediate and 1 ' "' ' ' ........ : Finisher Lappeas, "v. "' Klrschner Cardlnf Beaters Thread Extractor T Waste Pickers, etc - r Raw Stock Dryers, ." ..ETC. - r. a. ii ir. B 74 "..::.'::.';'. m VM eeeec "'T1 M Iwt. wj 106 1W M . 64 RALPH H. BROWN AND JOEL HUNTER v Pnbllo AoeonntanU , and Andltora. Investigations, Fx am I nation, Cost System I'lnliilsM. . . . 1S1S-1331 Empire BnlkUng, -; '. Atlanta, Ga. . 100 n 4 quarters that the surplus resources of ths cnueo mimes ireaaury readiness to protect the to wagons: Good middling Strict middling Ilddllng . Good middling, tinged Blalns PORT MOVEMENT. Galveston steady New Orleans quiet Mobile dull Savennah quiet , Charleston nominal Wilmington nominal Norfolk steady Jlnltlmore nominal New York quiet July 2x. . 11 u ... IQ 10 .. 10 ....10 11-16 .. 10S .. 10-II Wilmington, July 28. Hplrlts turpentine '-Firm. 6H; receipts. 100 cssks. Rosin Firm, XA bid; receipts, 3 bar rels. Tsr Firm, t2.rt); receipts, u bsrrels. Crude turpentine, 12.76, 4.30, 4.0; re celpu, 212 barrels. II l it 114 10A Ttnstnn quiet 100 Phlladelfhln ou et INTKHIOR MOVEMENT. Houston steady Augusta quiet Memphis quiet Rt. Ixiuls quiet Cincinnati , Loulsvlll Comparative I'ort ltorlri. July 2t ll.U 10 11 1-16 10 10 16-11 Tlie Irv Goods Market. New York, July 28 The dry goods msrket wss quiet to-day but more con fluence was expressed as a consequence of a fair trade during the week. White Koods wore .till very strong; linens are high and buyers are holding off; bur laps easier and quieter as a consequence of Urge arrivals of supplies during th week. Bilk Imports for the month show nn tncresse ss rompnred with lust year Cotton goods wers generally firm. Tlie Moner Market. New York. July 2ft Monev on rail nominal; no loans; time loans eaiiler; 60 days. 14r4 per rfnt.; M days, Wi; 4 months. 64. Prime ni-..l.ntil 6V. per ceirt. Blerllng exchange xiendy. lift4r4M for demand and at I4.?fi4.lt2.05 for 00-day bills. Posted I"nif",' tJ-c anii 4 4j commercial bills, 414A; bar silver. C&4; Mexican dol Inrs, C04. wll. be held In monev m.rkeft from any damerou strinaencv durlna the fsll. Support wa forthcoming at ths reaction after the bank statement and some stocks rallies vigorously to the best of ths day. Ths closing tone was Irregular. lotal sales of bond, par value, IKS,- Total sale stock 443,000 shares, In cluding: Amalgamated Copper, 40.900; American Cotton Oil, 100: American Smelting, 9,600; Cincinnati it Ohio, 1.100; ioulsvllle A Nashville, M0; Norfolk A Western. 00; Norfolk A Western do. preferred, loo; Reading, 67,400; Southern Pacific, 27,000; Southern Railway, 6.100; 1'nlon Pacific. 31.600; United States Bteel, J7.H00; Virginia-Carolina Chemical, 200; Sloss-Shcffleld, 600. Seaboard Air Mne Stock. Baltimore, July 28. Seaboard Air Lin common and preferred, nothing dolug. CLOSINO STOCK LIST. 24S 100?, so 91 ZJA Oslveston.. .. New Orleans. Mobile .. .. , 8svsnnh.. .. Charleston. . . Wilmington.. N rfolk - Ho.ton Philadelphia.. Total Tester- dnv '. m iji.t Yenr 1,416 2.0 HI 147 2,!'l W SHI 1.747 1,600 rolloi Seed Oil New York. July 2. Cotton seed oil about .tendy. and dull; prime crude f o. b. mills 24 new crop; prime summer yfllow, mi-M'i; prim white, 43; prim winter yellow, 4J. Estimate. July 28. , To- I. nut day Year Houston 00O--MJ0 I, loo Miller A Co. 'a Cotton letter. Special to The Ohaerver. New York, July 2R,--The near approiich Of bureau day mnkes ine market imrtlc . nlarty nervous. Short. r sfrulu thnt bulls may make aumn attempt to lift prices and are therefore ready to take profits on every em nil decline. Crop re ports, however, ere rapidly clianging enllment and as soon as ths bureau re port Is out of tha way. we look for con siderable bexrUh activity. Spot markets throughout the South began to show ths effects of withdrawal .r that support which cam solely from ths July squees In New Orleans and which has so com pletely crumbled out. The reports so far published by The journal of Com merce show serious ep deterioration only In Georgia. Rom damage in North and Mouth Carolina, but exceptionally favorable conditions throughout Mlaals aippl and Arkansas. There srs atill to n lieard from the great cotton growing State of Texas, where conditions are very favorable, and Lnulalsna and Arkansas, which have sn exceedingly fine promise at tha present moment. Tb new State of Oklahoma will begin It maiden year with a prospect of per bap, a crop of a million bales. In all mis, there is certainly nothing to sugcest that the forthcoming report will show any falling from the July condition. Iiverpool had closed befors Tha Jour nal of Commerce) report on Mississippi and Arkansas wa available, and on Mon day will have to digest this as wsll as Ths Tlmee-Democrat monthly review of the whole crop sllustlon, which ss we have said above, esnnot he otherwise Jhaa favorable on the average. We lie lev In celling cotton on every rise, and should not be surprised to see a serious decline by tb time new cotton begin to move freely. Liverpool I du to come one higher on Monday. M1LLKR A CO. 1 1 abbe rd Proa. M Co. 'a Cotton 1Ctter. BpeolaJ to Tbs Observer. New Tork, July 28. To-day ha been a regular midsummer Saturday market with very few order In the hands of commission house and consequently a mall business don with vsriatlons at the most of three to four point. The market finally cloelng st about on point WILL GIVE AWAY $70,000,000. Mm. Haire, It I Salil. Will Iltrtbnte tlie Immense I 'ort lino Ainonit Va rious Charities. New York Sun, 28th. Mrs. Sage would not make any statement horself yesterday as to what would he dono with this Im mense fortune, which she, as a wo man of advanced years, has to handle, hut Dr. 1. Carl fWhumuck, who has been her physician and close friend for II years, made the statement that It would bo distributed by Mrs. Snge among various charities. Ur. Hchmuck wa at th Sag horn In Lawrence, L. I., last night When ho came away from visiting Mr. 8age he said: "In leaving- his fortune to Mrs. Hag Mr. Knge ha left It to charity. Hh will dlHtrlbut It. What can she do but glvo It awayT How could a woman of such advanced years spend a thousandth part of It her.elf? "Mr Huge knew hi wife had made a study of philanthropy and that she knew much mora than he did about It. He knew that In leaving It to her she wauld take advantage or this study she had mad and distribute lh fortune wisely. Desiilta tho Im pression which tha will may have given, the fortuno ha been left to charity. "1 do not know Mr. Sage's exact plan. That she hna cartalnly some pan I do know. Her gift will be along broad lines; aa she la deeply Interested In educational work, In va rious form of charitable enterprise, In th soldiers and sailors. In th Young Men Christian Association and In hospital. That I all 1 ran say to Indlcat what will become of the fortune." Dr. Schmuck said Ust nla-ht that Mrs. Hag wa not III. Although 77 year old, ah I In fairly good health. Hh realise, however, that she ha not many yar to live, and for that reason will begin tho distribution of tha rortune in ten way that sh de sire very soon. Adams Express Amalgamated Copper American Car A koundry ....... American Csr A Foundry pfd. Amerlcsn Cotton Oil American Cotton Oil pro. An,Mrliun Kxrireaa ... American J lido A Leather pfd American Ice 644 American Ice pfd American Linseed Oil V) American Linseed Oil pfa 4 American Locomotive 72 American Ixcomotlve pfd 113 American Bmeltlng A Keflnlnlg.... 161H American Bmeltlng A Kenning.... 1&1H American Hugar Keflnlng ...... American ToTiacco. pfd. certlf. Anaconda Mining Co Atchison Atchison pfd Atlantic Coast Lin Baltimore A Ohio Baltimore A Ohio pfd Brooklyn Rapid Transit Canadian Pacific Central of New Jersey , Chesapeaks A Ohio Chicago A Alton Chicago A Alton pfd Chicago (Ireat Western t'lilriigo ti Northwestern Chicago, Mil. A Bt. Paul Chicago Terminal ,A Trans. .. Chicago Terminal Sc Trans, pfd ('., A Bt. luls Manhattan consol gold Mexican central 4s Mexican Central 1st Inc. Minn. A Bt. Louis 4s .. Missouri. Kansas. A Texas 4s Mat Missouri, Kansas, A Texas 2nd.... S4 national n. or mexico consol .. 4 Nsw York Central gen. 14 f4 rw vraey v;enumi general sa , tM Northern Paclflo 4s lttt KT . I ... . iiuruirrn raoino as 7 . Norfolk A Western eon sol 4s MOU Oregon Short Lin rfdg. 4s HT4 Pennsylvania cv. 14s 7Z Reading Oeneral 4s w oi. iMuim . m iron Mounisin consol sa 114 Bt. i.ouis 'at Ban Francisco fg. 4a Bt Louis Southwestern con. 4a..... seaboard Air Lin 4s s Southern Paclflo 4s tl mi-mo i.i lm cenincaiea., wa nouinern nan way ss J14 Texas A Pacific Ists m Toledo, 8t Louis A Western 4s ofd.. 81 iinivn j-acinc ea llnlon Paclflo cv. 4s U. a Steel 2nd 6s Wabash Ista Wabash Deb. B 10) Western Maryland 4s Wheeling A Lake Erie 4s Wisconsin Central 4s Jspan 4s ctfs . 94 HI 88 4 624 IManufacturers and Jobbers rrqnntly find It neceaary to ba Banklnf Facllltl) la ad Sttlan u thoo offarod by local taaka. .. ram K . First National Bank of Richmond, Virclmia, Wtthr ll,J6,00.0 Capital . 16.000,000.0 Deposit T.OId.OOO.OO Total Reaourcos Offer Jut th AddtUonaJ Fa cllltlaa Required. Jno. B. PurcalL Praaldant; Jno, M. Miller, Jr., Vic Presi dent; Chaa, R. Burntt, Aa ptatant Cashier; J.- C Joplln. Assistant Caahlar. KITLIXC'S PROTEST IJf VERSE. Object to South African Colonlatg Be ing noia in UondaKe. ionaon cable, I4th, to Nw Tork sun. Adoptlnr th view largely held by tha British In South Africa and bv many at home that the government TtTCTTARD A BT.YTHE promised g-rant of responsible ov. I aXVjlXM'1J A . AXAXi ernment to the Transvaal means th HUGH MACRAE ft CO Bankers MUoellaneoti Southern Seen rl tie WILMINGTOV. S. G. Waablngton, D, C 408 Colorado Bide Cotton Mill Stocks Colorado Fuel A Iron Colorado A Southern Colorado A Bouthern 1st pfd. '..l,..n.l.t jl niiithrfn ztld lifd. Cnn.i.lliliilMt (ill K4 Corn Products Keflnlnlg 4 Corn Products Keflnlng 4 lieUwsre A Hurtxon T10 Itelawnre, lacka wanna A West..n20tr4.1 Iiwiver ft Rio Ornnde 34 Irnver A Rio Grand pfd 86 Il.tlllers' Securities 6", Krle 44 Kris 1st pfd 7. Krle 2nd Jifd W4j Oeneral Electric 14 Mocking Valley 127 Illinois Central 177 International Paper 14 International Paper pfd M I MlMrtnitliifial PilmD - 47 International Pump pfd 63 Iowa Central 20 Iowa Central pfd 604 Kiin.ua City Bouthern 26 Kansas City Bouthern pfd 6.14 lxmlsvllls A Nashvlll 1434 Manhattan L Melropolltan Securities Metropolitan Htreet Kail way Mexican Centrnl Minneapolis A Bt Ixiuis Minn., Ht. P. A Huult, Bt. M Minn., Bt. P. A Hault Bt la. pfd. Missouri Pacific Missouri, Kan.as A Texas ......... Missouri, Kansas A Texss, pfd.... National Iml National K. It. of Mexico pfd. .... New York Central Now York Ontario A Western .... Norfolk A Western pfd North American , 1'arlfla Mali Pennsylvania 1'eonle's (Is. , I'lttsburg, C. C. A Bt Louis retrocession of the country to the Uoer. Rudyard Kipling contribute io j ne etanaard a poem of six stan- xa depicting the colonists aa hem sold shamefully and puggllngly Into uuuuage, ana appealing to. Great Urltain to prevent it Following la a 25l'V4 Mwiyi or tne poem: . . .- " U L. l .... i4, Y. m . "m ancient Dlltemass miuru once tor ail; t . - 4i PP"Mlon none may guess, Who have riot born It thrall. Bsck to the slough of their deepond. Helots anew held fast By England's seal upon th bond, A helots to the lost" Another stanxa read; . , "Now. even now. before men learn mow near we broke our trust; tw" i'T0" now- ,re w return Dominion to the dust) Now. ere gates of mercy close Forever gainst th line Will Kngland make no ira Th Standard offset th poem by . i.. .i. ll wn infor- ? u wnat the vrnmenf acheme. which has not yet been dlvulrf ... cures a majority of Brltl.h repreent f h a ,ho proP,e(1 Tranaval Legls- vi v w arfc;l Mljf, Commission Merchant. COTTO?' WARPS AND TARNS. , 100 . J3 . 1W4 . ft 774 K.VV, 227 61 No. 114 Chestnut Street miLADEXPIIIA, - - . PA. 18 i4 124 v 4H 64 14 A. D. SALKELD ft BRO., COMMISSION 11ERCIIANTS -71 Leonard St, NEW ..YORK. OOTTTON TARNS. WITH Fredk Vietor ft Achelis. WM. D'OLIER ft CO., COMMISSION MRRC1IANTS COTTON YARNS Third and Cbeatnnt Rta. Mariner And Merchant Bldf. PHILADELPHIA, PA. below ytraterdav's. Cron mmrl. mln. are of a very favorable tenor except from few planes In Ueorgla and th Caro lina wber too much rain I complain ed of. ., Now Vork Prwlnee Itassell Kage's 7.50 Suit. four point. The IT. M. 11 ye. In New York World nom ten years ago thi waa a clothing store on Kroadway iut abov Jrhn street, th nm company pad another store at Chamber street and Broadway. I went to the tor near Jrhn street and bought a HO suit. ItUKsell Hag wa looking over the 6 suit, woirr. th salesman. New Tork, July -Ploor-Btalv but 4.Boti4.o; do I took m near nough to hear what He bought a 17.(0 suit and tha cashlerw window Immn- auiet: Minnesota nstents. l-.aers. 2.4UJ1.M: winter natenia. lu I h ..m 4 S' . paid at CornmeiMjuM; I6mc 1. cor 0,"L7 r?.rnrt 1 pJa !". !? 1 w" I.PftL12; kiln dried. iWu. making 111 a week at th lima. . Kye-Outl: No. I Western, 474. 80 lr H" aii not l"y " ,h" v. neat Kasy; no. J red. 614 elevator, tim ror ni uit ot clot be. Th Options show 4 advance to 4 . net de-1 salesman Jokingly asked me at th 4; September, rllne; Msr. Mf1 lee.mber. ICS. Corn-Kssy; No.1' t4 eleratori op. tion; 4 net lower; July. 64: September, 67; fieoemlier, 6. , nes-vuiet; mixed, IflH. ' '.fltady; family, luylO.SO; raees, .0 . Ilicl- tlma to always remember,. h cent, . , t Miner and Opomtors Hlgn Agrc merit for Two Year. Wheeling, W. Va July II. The Joint -convention of the miner and 714'. do, IyrlBtesdyi vovu.uv.., USmS, I , Vualnrd.V tnr tmrtt mA western prime, ' T o I lratlon will b, re timed wlihln a ween giving empioymmt to g.ooo mea wno nav tn idia four month. nominal; refined, quiet; continent 1.40; eomrioiind, 7.7. Poik-rlfro; family, M.I0; mess, U.ca jiii. ... .. , Taikwtdyr city, If oountrj-, loln-'Bldr 3.M.W,i;T''!'Tr'r'l TorpeMinafltendr, UvnA. ! ',;., ....... 21 o 164 lb 9i ... 3X4 ... OS ... 79 ... K4 ... 1S7 ::: ::: SS. ... 1404 ... 14 ... TI ... i9 ... P ... m ... 1 ... K ... u ... is ... w ... 244 ... CZ4 ONLT 62 T&A8S OLD. I im only 12 year old and don't x- l . .T nen to d real old to feel that way as long a I can get Eleo- teni!.un-L',m E' Brunsont of Dublin. Oa. iurely there's nothln els keens tb old a young and makes j m uwu li . lomif iivaie Im- --------- j r m r wiv. iivrr, in- flsmed kidneys or rbronle eonstlnatlnn are unknown after taklna- Wl-i-i. t... tare a reasonable time. 7)u..nli i. R. H. Jordan A Co., dn ggUta. Prlo 60. j O. Howard Wilson TWBNTT-TKAR tlATTLK. "I was a loser in a twenty-veer battle with cliroilc piles and malignant aura. T'lce-t.miel; domeetle, ' till not a trae remain " writes A. M - : i-- ... . , ., ., ,. ( A :.'',".. W rlTT'vtlLilZTt'J h.ruc'' rarmwii..- V. Heat for old" TVS. refusing I, registered ... lot . ' . ,. , - ':, ... . . : ..,i..ir '.';.; tt-,"; 4 -,. . A 1 .. .".j.,',. Pressed Bteel Cur Pressed Bteel tar pfd. rullrnan l'uiace tar ... Mending Heading 1st pfi) ,. Heading 2nd pfd. ... .... Republic Bteel , Heiublln Bteel pfd Hock Island Co Itoek Island Co. pfd. ........... Itubber 0ods Kubber Uood. pfd Bt. I.oul. A Ban Fran. 2nd pfd.. Bt. Louis Southwestern... Ht Ioiila Southwestern pfd..,.., Bouthern 'Pnclfta . Houthefrn Psclflo pfd Bouthern Hallway Southern Itallway pfd..,,,,;,.... Tennrs.n Con I A Iron .......... Texss A Pacific Toledo. St trills A West. ..... Toledo, St. IajuIs A West, pfd., I'lilon Paclflo v., , t.nior. pacino nrd United States Express f'nlted Slates Leather t'nlted States Leather pfd. United States Realty 77 United States Huhber , au Cnlted Stales Itubler pfd. insu United State Steel w Vnlted States Steel pfd Virginia-Carolina Chcmlckl , .S64 , II KI1IW-V.I VlllIM IIIVIIIIVHI piQ....,, IF7 Watmsh ....... ...... .......,,,.,,.." SO" wabasn pfd. 4?at l'-ii- v . -1 . vii. rKijiu mipnw ..,..,,, Tin We.tlnrhoiia rJlectrlO , , , Ifj Western Union .......... m wneepng ijK Eri r.r..x."...,;r"w Wisconsin Central ,,., ,,.... tu Wisconsin Central nfd. jrtZ V..- 1. ,... v . " -....., - Central Leather Centrnl- leather d nioes-nnemeia steel ,.,,,,,,, 75 ureat Northern pfd. .....,..'.,,.,. tw, telrlMlmivK U.I ... Intrborough Met ... 42 .... zi ... r24 .... 117 . 6,K4 .,. 104 ... 82 ... 24 lftl M ...124 ...j..... I j"4 do. do. pfd. ,,. loii do. do. pfd....,,.., o ........ TB ...I..,. A......r 784 do, do. pfd., Norrio SeDar MEMBERS OF - New Tork Cotton Exchange New York Coffe Exchange New Orleans Cotton Exchange Liverpool Cotton Asa'n., 14, FERNIE, WILSON & CO., COMMISSION MERCHANTS 89 Beaver Street . - . .New Tork Prompt Attention Qlvn to the Exe cution of Order oa th Exchange. CORRESPONDENCK SOLICITED. I HAYWARD, V1CK j & CLARK I a Cotton Commissicn E B . Merchants'. B I nWOIuJAKS,Li B MILLER & CO. BANKERS AND BROKERS, . tf Broadway, Nsw Tork. Member: New Tork Stock Exchenaa. New York Cotton Exchange. New Tork Produo Exchange, New York Coffe Ex change. Chlcaao Board of Trade. New Orleana Cotton Exchange, New Orleans Board of Trade, Philadelphia Stock Ex change, Liverpool Cotton Association. Executive orders for th purchase or sal of cotton, stocks, grain or provis ions for cash or on margin. npeciai attention to order py mall. Greensboro Supply Company, . Mill CAEE.NbfiORO, N. C . Supplies Y and I I Motors and Dynamos, 'r Steam and Power Pumps,. ' v Gasoline Engines, - - . Iron Working Machinery. ' Wood Fibre Plaster Machinery. Direct Representatives THE BROWNIlLCO.Boiinui bttoo Daytro. Chi ; JENCKES SPINNING CO, PAWTUCKET. R. L COTTON TARN SPINNER8, CONVERTERS AND DEALERS. Correspondence With Southern Splnnars SollolUd. CROMPTON-THAYER LOOM CO. WORCESTER, . MASS. - v FANCY COTTON AND GaNQHAIL TOWEL DAMASK. QTJILT. CABSIMERE. BLANKET LOOUS, w DOBBIfiS, BOX MOTIONS, REPAIRS, ETC SOtrritsJlN CTTICEl CHARLOTTE, N. l ALEXANDER ft OARSED. I.Tanageri. -I'.. ... . . , 0. A. ROBBINS COMPtiETE EQUIPMENTS FOR COTTON MILLS, POWER- pLAXTS, GENERAL MACHINERY. - . 4 CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA. If You Expect to Buy Gin Winery for 1906, Write Us at Once for Our Catalogue and . Tell us Your Wants Continental Gin Company .1. v CHARLOTTE N. & mOII'GRefDE SPINDLE, LOOM, ENGINE AND VALVE 0 IS Sooore Belt Oil and Greaaea, XavbrlcAttac Oroaaea, Ready-Mined Painf. Cold Water Paint. Agn Wattleaf DresaiM Compooda. GEO. B. HISS OIL CO. CHARLOTTE, N. C. . r' ' J. SPENCER TURNER CO. COMMISSION MERCHANTS. OCTTCESi New Tork, PhlladolyhU, OUoaco, M. Lonla, Loadma, TafAaat, Yarni and Cotton Piece Qooda. 'Phone or telegraph. urancn urrice: ui Rock Hill. H. c, t East Mala street. F. R ALEXANDER. Manager. CATLIN & CO. . Oosoaaiasloa Marobaaita 845 and 347 Broadway, New Boston, Philadelphia, ' COTTON YARNS. 1 numbers, ffcelna, Warpa. i "SSS TTt&Sl X8TABU8BSD 111 A ; C P &LIS & COMPANY ' Cclto.i Commission ISerdiants ", -MEMBERS OfU- '' The Nw Tork Cotton Exchang, Nw Orlean Cotton Exchange. Llvsrneni uoiion nroasrr Asaociauon, Nw Or- laaaa Boara or Traa. ...... " Cotton change Rntldlnf nn.w uiviiiutni PAULSON, LINKROUM & CO. 7-S0 LEONARD BTREKt iso cnicfrrNUT stkkkt IS MONROE) STREET . NEW 1TORK ' PRZLADELPUIA CHICAGO tK.' Will iaiii B. Charles COTTON TARNS, COTTON GOODS. AND COTTON WASTB. Offlon Charlott N. C Beaton Maa. and AaaMardaia It. X. ' ' Mala Offloa Amatardani, N. T. ' :''. "' , I COTTON GOODS. eotton In all th marketa CORRESPONDRNCO SOLICITKD. LONG'S BRASS WORKS BRASS, BRONZE A.'D mm CA STINGS HUBBARD BROS. & CO: HANOVER SQUARE, NEW. TORE. MEMBERS OP New Tork Cotton E. change, Nw Orlsan Cotton Eg. Change, Associate Member Llvr pool Cotton Etchange, , ORDERS SOLICITED For tht pnr cnas ana ai or cotton for future Salivary. :v Correspondence. InvlUo, eAJl WORK GUARANTEED JAMES E. MITCHELL CO, Trial ORDERS SOLICITED (Syim and Cotton W VLONG -T" tr-rrvv UOthS. - CONRTONMENTS SOLICITED. . Philadelphia, IM and 1)4 OMUtnnt St uoaton, im fhimme St. Ktw York. A. 11 Leonard St. BONNER & BARNEWALL, INC ' MAKCPACTURERS LEATHER BELTING CnARtOTTBl BRANCH, 4 ;:; v "rf Eat 4th st Tviephons Inu - o. w. ooDwbr. Kcr. . v , f CompletT' Stock Alwar on 2land for ImanediaU Shlptnent Naw Tork Olflcet : t Cortlandt SC. - -BOND DEPARTMENT -I WAOIOYIA LGA.1 i 1EUSI COA.tr, WINSTON-BAUlbI, n. o. BONDS AM STOCKS. .. Wa Invli correspondence 1 . , from paxUa .. dsslrlng ta v. buy , ; or U. ,. t Oor list . of Investment tnailad npoa applloation. J0HH W. fit Hi . . 11 v.wee-s.isa'.aierv. i
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