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' CHARLOTTE DAILY OBSERVER, AUGUST 3190G. 10 ommeece and finance . OTTON MARKET. VERY ' QUIET . Wcra LtbeUy Elmatdat fvJ,00 liale and the Decline Pre ileHy Ijotintrrtaalancetl . inr daya tiain No ImpiwcnMlli ih nl. Iwwid, ',lllu Re ? lortI Meaty ; Kaina h vAtiguata ' blaulcu, , :.. v -A vew Tore. Aug. . Th cotton market ,u vry oulet again to-Uy.- "J; Vei. nmvJ within a "arrow reus tnid "o3 tay 'i: points, which by mom i eolncWsncs w ss !u.-uy -i ut -aioount-of, ytr4y net , , The opening Wi'iter V tonchMg Prtoi to an advnc ot I point on. - wnunnatlon ' oC yesterday ovr ng k loom, who were encouraged by fairly attady Liverpool eablea, and rtpofu of qiilte 'lieevyfato in to Aguta dtotrict V ranging up to a HtUe over a inch But there eenl to be no lmprormrnt in Athe . general demand end offerings In treaeed on the alight bulge, so that the taarltet eoon eaeed off and in the efler , noon wa about t&l pelnte net. lower. n.. wa wiLhln a. DOint Of the lOW- at on the active month. The forecast ' icalled for clear 10 ciuuuj nlght and te-roOrrow. Southern spot market , were unchanged to 1-H cent 'i Keeetpt at the port to-day 1JM7 bale, aeainat UM laat week and 12.296 last year. - Fbr the week bales, egainai 2l,4M laat week and 7M last year. To- day receipt at Nw Orleans W balea. .. against W t ear and at lloualon . ' m eel, agmlnal t.ca last year, i h 1 Or lean Cotton. m rtrinana. lu. I Cotton, spots clneed quiet and unchanged; middling. . lo,; isles, itt bale on the pot and A Pature opened barely ateady from 1 - petal lower to 1 higher tnan yestrrdsy. , , The tone of the market became quiet im tia.i ft ih nwnlni and remain V. ea eo throughout the day. The range of .. priree wm very narrow without markea .. ' ieiUency either to ri or fall. Even tke. covering of shoru which In antlcl- eattoo) of the government crop report had ept the market ateady earlier thl wk. " we almoit entirely lacking to-d;y. The oloee wae quiet with price ftt point under yesterday. Vtm OrVan FutMca. . Maw Orieaaa. Aug. t-Cotton future ' oloeed aulet a follow: August, l.n: .- BepteaWbe, l.n;v October. 1.1; Noyemt Km. IgvaTPeceaiber. W.C; January, , TeVrxy. 1J; Ma rob. Mi II. " Vew York Cotton. w Tofk. Aa. L-Bpot cotton cloned " awleti Middling upland. 10 W; middling ul(. ULWe ", I.W balea. : rjture oloeed ateady. Mice ranged Oreo High lliow Cloeo A ague .. September October .. , in in .fi w.m )! .1 10 M.u io M.n i.n ion io v io. November Deflember 10. H 10 M U.U l.iimra M M !. 1.7 10 r.brOarT 1U . ilaxafc .. KM UH 10.01 10.47 tirerpool Cotton. Liverpool. Aug. t Cotton, pot fnederaU buelDee. mice one point high er: American middling fair, lit; good -middling. -Zl: middling. fj low mid AUttm. Ilfl: mooA ordinary. S.ST: ordinary, itt. The aale of the (Jar were 0.4M 1 beiea, of which MO were for speculation ' and expert and Included MOO American. ' Raeetpta t.00 bales, no American. Fu tures opened ateady and closed barely . steady American middling g. n. c: Aug- - astTi-IDfiLn; August, S.eifit.tt; Bptm ... ber-October. t.i Octber-Novemher, - W7; November-December, .WKi.67; De- ' eember-January, .fcSK6 67; January-February. t.M: February-March. k.mit.W: Msroh-Aprll. tMfit.it; April-May. 02 .'- (.; May-Juns. I M. CharlotM Cotton Market. - These prices represent the prl- paid to wagons: aui. j. . Oood middling .. Strict middling ' Middling Oood middling, tinged Sum I'ort Movement. . . Galveeton tlet New Orleans quiet Mobile nominal . Havannah quiet and steady ... . - Charleetnn nominal ." Wllmtngton nrnilnal ' . Norfolk steady fialtrmnre nominal Ne York quift .. . Hoston steady Philadelphia qulvt ; Interior Motrmriit '. Houston steady Augusta quiet Memphis quiet HL Louis quiet Cincinnati Louisville firm Pi 11 010 lo4 io-H 10 -. 11 1-11 im in on 11. ! II. u 1fH 11 l" )l Comitaratlve I'ort llet-elpln. . . i Aug. 2. ' '. - Vetrr- l.t rt v. 1.7-J. Yonr Oalveaton.. .. New Orlnn,, Mobile Savannah Charleston. . ., Wilmington .. , Poston Philadelphia.. . Pacini; Coast.. Total s.'.:ti 1 w r.'i.'.', it-i I I 1?.M inn !,47 ttlniate. Aug. t. To- tat day mr Houston W-iioo 2.w Interior ltetrlt. Aug. I Tester- Laat dsy year Memphis Augusta St. Lnuis Cincinnati Houston Utile Hock.. . Wayward, t ick in :M I") etl6 t I -1 , 44 I A Clark' Dally Cot- Ion Ijrtter, Furnish by the Cotton Exchange and Boasd of Trad. New Orleans,' Aug ;.- Buying in antic ipation ot a bullish report to-morrow wss tb one feature In s nurrow market ..... r ....,( up. HI lllff-ir Assisted ! txjlf l.tt wither condltloas urlMiHy the r.iw.l cloa,.,l i 0 (h,. In the SMlern belt, wbere heavy lams "' lio was aiming all the exclte gsln fell over niKlit. li canned n allslil ineiit. t if fleer Hlckles came to the I m prove met it in r,n..e i.,-nuy. mere 1 however, re.illy I.iiIIIkIi reeling slid . f ttm tfnen, I triU.tll 1111 inliltttiii'M In I Ml ' t,.7rf. .intf 11,. .rk..i ,.n ....im. , wHh regard ti the avem .,f i used to this," the man remarked to , orop "condition fur the . un-ii mmitli to the officer who waa at tempting- to as t le published st 11 a. r .. nimrow by slat him BJ!.'lrirnm,,t' ' "V ;",""Tr' Ik A reporter oriu.Ml his way through a condition average of k.: ,i lam mnuih, , ..' ,. ,.,l.m - . 74laal year, til in !. an.1 a ten r Xh MM'Kfller. Why ' averag 6t KZt. The of expei taiion are you at the police court?" - la that the bureau win ehw it nilalit A good nattireii smile waa the ans- .., elln In condition from Ihhi month Willi wir. Th queatlon was repented. regaro vt its nwnM t,w ma 11 cm ir mm v, , , m " . n vn "i admire your pers alpney. You illy amount u much if buiiieh. usi.i, M ... --,, 1 1.. .ki- , . ybody la laying low to s.-n on any n?u'" uresful In thl world; ... . buMWlth another am lie) my name la vty ' Tine. . " However, should lb bureau bw condition of w or helow, an udviim of some durability must be Imkr f,r. us In 1 thst event Kurope I likely to apia-ar JS . 1 subetantlal buver. On th other hand a IrfWlsh hureail, 'aay a condition of m ,r nbove would 1 . probably cause a g'tod bmak In the maf-' Vet In aa mix h as tl woum cm firm and 'satisfy no much or th ixipulsr sentu men i. Outside of the eastern States th prlelp. Itatlon in the belt durinc the past 24 hour Wss very lutht and nnlv at scab. tred pom' Generally fair weaUier .a ilFJSZuJLY iZZSZTZ. "'"' rains and the predictions are for further ehoaere. Crop reports from those svo- lions are bad and only a continuance of the ghowery weather can now Injur a fair yield. Complaint from Texas of damaa hy boll worms and boll weevil are decidedly n th inerea. .. i Snot buyer are beginning" to arrive from abroad and I here Is more Inquiry for ' ready etuft and t. e. b. cotton for fir ward shipments. Selection In th spot market, however. I eo poor that moat of tie August demand will g to Texas and Oeoigln, Sarsnnsh, Gu .1 recorded th flrst new tal from AlOnny, Col 11 re here continued dull hut tesrtv, Th market show very little concern over to-morrow's bureau publirallon which reveal the restriction of specula tive enterprise, on of- the-bearish fmU : tire freoucmly alluded M.. . ,-. HAT WA UD, VICK 'A CITRIC . Miller A Co. .Cotton Letter, -; re-ll to The Observer. ' ' , . Few Torfc. Aug. t Repesled gtUtnpU lo bring about a rls m price before tha bureau report have failed probably be cause there Is practically no short In terest of - a speculative Interest In ths market. There has been,, of course, oon slderabl selling during , the past s few months, but in moat case this ha been against purchase from farmer of their cotton for delivery during, October and November.., Such, aule do not constitute a ahort Interest of a kind which can b frightened by any sudden chajig In crop prospects or by manipulation, it is prov able that the bureau report to-morro will And the Intereat on botn aide of the market more closely liquidated than on any bureau day for many year past. titi that reason a radical conditio, fla-ura Will deoend for Its effect on the amount- of new buying or new selling which may be drawn in. A bureau fig ure of 80 would undoubtedly be consider ed bullish. One of ftt, on the other hand, could not be construed as anything ,iut bearish, because it would mean that the acknowledged damage in the Atlantic diatrict has been more than compensated by extremely favorable conditions In the central and western parts of the belt. In Liverpool there is a tendency on the part of near months to weaken, a feat ure which I usunlly associated with an unsatisfactory spot market The close here shows a net loss on the day of two points and Liverpool I .due to come uncnangea. . MILLER tt CO. Hubbard Broa. Co. Cotton Letter. Breclal to The Observer, New York. Aug. I. Llvefpol gimi dull and dissppolntlng this morning and there being very few order In commission house hands the market ha been very dull all day with variation of no more than two point and ton at the close was quiet i bdoih j point decline from yesterday. The weather whs showery In the Atlantic State and elsewhere gener ally fair. Crop account continue good except in Georgia and the Carol Tnas, wher too much rain Is complained of. HUBBARD BROS. A CO. New York Prodnee. New York, Aug. 1 Flour-Steady and quiet Rye flour Steady. Corn meal Firm. Wheat-Irergular: No. J red. 7S ele vator; optiona partly e. net lower: May, 86: September, m; December. 4. Corn Steady; No. 1. MV4 elevator; op tion U&V net higher; September, M'; Deoember. U. Oats Quiet: mixed, . Beef Steady. Cutmeal Steady. iJird Firm; Western prime, IK60.00; refined. Arm; continent IN. Pork Steady. Tallow Steady. : Roeln-Mrm, .K6U0Q. Turpentine Firm. , Rioe Firm. Moissses Steady. Coffee, snot Hlo Firm; mild. Arm; Cordova, H4M1: futures steady, un changed to t points lower. Sugar, raw Firm; fnlr refining, t; centrifugal, M: test, Sfcnl 1J-U; molasses sugar, lc.: refined, steady. flutter Firm, unchanged. Cheese Quiet and stendv, unchanged. Kggs Steady, unchanged. Freights and peanuts Quiet unchang ed. Potatoes Irregular: Txing Island per barrel, ll eOfitrOO; Jersey per barraj. It. Cabbages Firm; Ing Island and Jer sey per 110. HtlM- Baltlmore Produce. Tlaltlmore, Aug. 1 Flour Dull, nn cha nged. Wheat spot contract 747. South ern by sample, KMtlt. ('orn-Klrmer; spot B; Southern whit corn, HUWW. Oats Easier; No. I mixed, MH. Butter Steady, unchnnged. Kggs-Flnn. Isc. Cheese Active, unrhangeil. Sugar Steady, tinrhangrd. Charlottg Produce Market. (Corrected dally by J. W. Zimmerman Company.) Chickens-Spring It OH Hens-Per head M ) Duck K Kggs 14 Bye to iUm 7S 077H Cotton Seed KH Oats-reed bo 34 Oats Seed U 47V4 Chicago firs In and Provisions. Chlrsgn. Aug. i. -The critical situation In Ituslsa had a steadying effect to-day on the local wheat market, and vHcea at the class ware prncllrslly unchanged from yesterday's final quotations. Corn was up V data slmwrd a gain of . provlslona for up I'olTo. Aug. . Illgli low Close. ""S THS Ml 7' TJH IVi 7M 7 "f. May .. H"pt.. , Iec. , . Aug. . Sept.. Per.. . OATS- Mny.. . Aug.. . Kept . I er . . , POHK- Jnn . . H-pl . I.AKU- Jall ., H pt .. o. t . .. HI 118 Jan ., H-pt .. !.. . 47H u .', 12 41 s 33 BIS It w 1H 17 10 II 'J, 72 71 n 70 . JIV, . l I V) lb Ml M 7 164 7.t0 107 I.V, II 10 w 7 " 117 Cotton Meed OH. York, Aug. J. Cotton seed oil N waa only moueraieiy acute, wlin nr I, irl eaeier iinoer irerr oirennaa I'rmi cruilM f. o. h. mills 3431; prime aumnmr yellow. XHtrH; do. white, 4.1; do. winter yeiiow, w. joust D.s iMiviiLK corriT. Man Who ahV Like IIiMkyfeller Cauaes a Kttalloii Ha Iteen Of ten Mlataken. Clc vela ml, O.. Illspatch, 1st. A hliah of awe fell over the nolay corridors of ihi pillie court to-day. "It s John I Korki-feller." whla perej cvi-ryboily at unce. I.i.a,.'tt,.,l u I . ....... u t 1 1 .man's rescue ami nttempled to clear a paHsnge to Die rlerk'a office. it an right, its all right, I am 'It' all rlglil. It s all right, I - admire your pcrslslcncy. You a! J. Anderson, and not Itockefeller.' The likeness of Anderson and Itock efeller Is remarkable. Anderson pos sess the same feature,' ha g lit tle more hlr. Is slightly smaller In tatur and younger In year. 'T, I have been Inkrn for John T. all my life," aadl Anderson. 'Thlr-y-flv year ago. when th prevent Standard oil Company wa known a the Rockefeller, Andrew A Flag ler Company, Sam Andrew used lo rail me John D. No. 2. I'v had many .'amualng mistake, mad be.au.. I m like John 1). t have never met Mr. Rockefeller and don't suppose 1 ever will." Anderson I 61 year old and live In the Ilonalr apartment house, which he own. II wa In .court aa a wit-nea. Negro AseajMin SnrroMnttwsl In Swamp. Macon. Oa., Aug. I. -A special lo The Telegraph front ' Mllledgeville, Oa., aay that Jo Morris, the negn youth, who reeently attempted to an aasalnate the family of Oeorge lllood worth, a farmer, living few m'le from Macon, Is hiding In g ewsmp neiir Mllledgevlll. A posse f mon In boggle, on-horse and afoot Mil armed, surround th swnmp. A re tiort of h lynching lias reached MU ledgevilie, but I unconfirmed. Blood worth i In s crlllnl condition from hlg wouod. : ''W,:Z-XtVt'J. i'; 'V.-' ALiEXANDE R M ACHINERY AG E N TS i ; f i COTTON AND WOOLEN MILL MACHINERY 2vr :h POWER STOCK A KEEP UPWARD TREND. Mrarv gtaseuUtlve liqnldatloo Ca ed llrxitallon at TlnMM, But htrlUnj Absorptive Power Has Again I)n omtt rated I'mnsylranla Inaffwted by Cm In 1'grea. - New York. Aug. 1-Very larg specu lative liquidation w conducted In to day's stock market and the effect wa seen In th early reaction and th occa sional hesitation of tho movement But a striking power of absorption wss again demonstrated and strength revived la the marked Interval of th heavy sell ing. The ton of peculatlv sentiment was largely Influenced by th movement of special stocks, owing to th oonvlctlon among operator tht they were follow ing the leadership of powerful group of capitalists in taking a cue from th movement of theae stocks. The more Immediate action of to-day market wa plainly affected by th larg reduction of th hort Interest which re sulted from th advance of yesterday, roused by th unexpected action of th Hleel Corporation director In resuming ikvldrnda on the common stock. Tli strong uplift to th market also offered atlrsctiv opportunities for taking profits on the part of those who bought heavily lat week when th rise was still In an Incipient stage. The rapid rise of St. Paul early In the osy and a- later demonstration In Reading were hardly iifrirlent to offset these Influences. But the aggressive strength In th Harrlma, Parim-a porved more effective and servr to restore the feeling of confidence that abundant means war back of th move ment to atlmulata a speculation. s. Paul was the center of all kinds of rumor to acoount for Ita volatile ad vanre. Theae included an eight per cant dividend guarantee on the stock for control by t'nlon Pacific and Southern Pacific, or suppoed oompetiv buying In the open market auppoaably by th present control and th cnlon Pacific in terests. The air was filled with rum ore of dividend Increase also pointing especially to I'nton Pacific, Southern Pa cific Atchison, Norfolk Western, Chesapeake A Ohio. Preaaed Steel Car, and so on quit Indefinitely. Little at tention wa paid to general develop ments. Money on call continued easy, although there wa some calling of largs loan re ported. Pennsylvania's good showing of Jun net earning helped the stock and th rut In pusaenger fare on th system wa disregarded. The adjournment of direc tors' meetings without anticipated ao tlon did not ruffle th confidence of operators and th late market showed no more than th ordinary effect of room profit-taking, with th dialing gen erally atrong and actlv. Monde were easy. Total sale, par value, I1.ra.000. United States bond were unrhaned on call. Total sales stocks 1,103.700 shore. In cluding: Amalgamated Copper. M,2M; American Cotton Oil, 100' American To bacco, 300: Anaconda Mining, n.TOO; Atrhlsoh. .U0; Atlantic Coast Llne 1, g: Brooklyn Rapid Transit ZS.SO; Chesapeuk Ohio, 1UJ00; St Paul. t 700; Krle. H.WV. Ixulavill Naahvllle, tt.m: New York Central. T7.7O0; Norfolk A Weatem, S.M0; Pennaylvsnia, 11.700; Heading, 12.74iOj Southern Pacific, ill.. Hiu; Southern Railway, l,6(i0, preferred, lot); Tenneasee Coal A Iron, too; Union Pacific. HIAOO; I'nlted Btatee Steel, 76. to, Vlrglnla-Csrnllna Chemical, ; Slosa-Sheffleld Steel, T.fiOO. Baltlmora, Kd-r-Aur. t Be board Air IJn common snd preferred, nothing fly ing. CIX5S1NI STOCK LIST. I Adama Kxpress IU Amslganiated Copper 101 American Car A Foundry S7 American Car Foundry pfd. lto Amrl t.an Cotton Oil 27-4 American Cotton Oil pfd American Kxprees C7 American Hide A leather pfd. ..;... 'i Anirrlcnn Ire 7S Amerlran Ice pfd Atnerlran l.inaeed Oil 11' American Linseed OH pfd 41 American Ixxomotlve 7o American Ixiromollve pfd IU American Hineltlng A Kennrng io44 Amerlciin Hmcltltia Iterlnlng pfd... 117 Amerlruii Hufar Iteflnlng 13K( Ameilnin Tobacco, pfd. certif.. 1014k Amicomlu Mining Co Atchlaou Atchison pfd All'intlr Const Line llultliuore Si Ohio Mainmort- A Ohio pfd .. (Inxiklyn Itapld Triwiatt Cnnndlan 1 ".i il fir Central of New Jersey CbeealH-ske A Ohio Chicago A Alton Chicago A Alton pfd Chicago Uteat Western I'll huso A Northwestern Chlrugo, Mil. A St. Paul Chicago Terminal A Trans Chicago Terminal A Trans, pfd. C , C, C. A St. IOUla Colntndo Fuel A Iron I'lilorndo A Southern Colorado A Southern 1st pfd. .. Colm ado A Southern 7nd pfd. .. I'otiFuilidMtcd (his Corn Products Iteflnlng Ccirn Products do pfd !.!,. ware A Hudson SS4 o 101 H Hi 12o M 4. 7V ooHi ... lx'4 ... re ... 17 ... 11 ... :a ... 4 ... M'4 ... ... 71 ,.. 61 ... 1X7H ... JO ... '.7 ... m sOOtrSHt ... ... KS4 ... ... r4 ::: ... 1 ... 1.T7t ... 170 ... I ... M4 ... 4f.V ... 11 ::: 2RJ ... J7 ... v,n ... 14V I leluwiire. I Miner lIIM't e lllillera' Ijirkawanna A West, Itio ilrsnde Hlo Grande pfd HiMMiritles tile Kile lit Pfd. Krle .'nd pfd lieiirral l! lee trie II... Wln Valley Illlimle Central JntermitbiiiMl Paper iiternnllonsl Pner pfd InlerhiiliiiiiHl Pump Interniitional Pump pfd oa Cenlrnl Inaa Ceotrnl pfd Kanaue i llr Hmithern Kanass CHv Houthern pfd Ixmosvllte A Kiiahvllle Miiiibnltnn I. Metropolitan He.Mirllles Metropolitan Ht reel Hallway Mexican Centra) Minneapolis A Ht. I.nuls Minn., Mt. P. A Salilt. Ste M Minn.. St. P. A Sault St. M. pfd.. Missouri Pacific Missouri, Kanaaa A Texas Missouri, Kansas A Texaa pfd Nstlonnl Lead , Natlonnl It. It. of Mexico pfd New York Central New York. Ontario A Western Norfolk A Western IM m MS H naMj HI S lei 47 Norfolk A Weelern pfd. St North American Kl pacific Mall i2 Pennsvlvania , jnl people's Gas , rjU plttaliiirg, C. C. A SI. Iem ,,,,.. M Preaaed Hlecl Car I3S Preaaed Steel Car pfd, ,., PiUlmnn I'alnc Car Seeding ,,,, Heading 1st pfd Beading fnd pfd Republic Hteel ,. ., Reptlbllo Steel pfd. ,, Rock Island Co, ..... ,, Sock Island Co. pfd. ........ ..I t. 4 Itonner noons Rilliher Imm1s pfrf. ' at. I111I A Snn Fran.- Snd ptti.; 4414 eit. , iiois eorinwMirm ,..,,,, Tl HI. 1 uls Southwestern pfd t1 eeiern pil tl pf j!"""'.!"!!!!!".! jru r ...........v... .... l If tA . ' M AJ sutuinern i-acinn Southern Paclflo Hnulliern Hallway Southern Hallway pfd. 1 rnneseew 1 ,hu m iron int Texas A pnelfle 1. .. 1. M Toledo St. I4MII A Western ,,. l4, Toledo, St. lnnl A Western pfd...,, 44 t'nlon puclflf! 1ST Union Pnclfle pf . .,,.,,,.,.,,..,,, St t'nlied ntate r.lhresa ,,,,..,. W Polled State leather ' United Slate Leather pfd t'nlied Plat I'niud suteo Rubber & GARSE D PLANTS United State Rubber pfd. ......... United State Steel ................. United State Steel pfd. Virginia-Carolina Chemical Virginia-Carolina. Chemical pfd. .... Wsuash ....... Wabaah pfd' .. .,... ........ Well Fargo Express Wstlnghnus Electrio j 1(M naiirrn . union ,...., Wheeling A Lake Erie Wisconsin Central Wisconsin Central pfd. . Northern Paclflo .......... aw Central Leather VrT. ,. Central Leather pfd Slnaa-Sheffleid Steel ................. Oreat Northern pfd Interborough Met 4 inieroorougn . aaet pia. A NEW, YORK BONDS. U. S. refunding is, registered ., U, S. refunding Is. coupon , ItO'l lOJVt lU3i 103 12 7IV4 102 1W, 103 l K't 111 W Ml 107 7SV4 us 71 H'yf 1H 74H 71 losl IT IWi f"l 101 101 71 1 4 -4 ml Mvi u 12rt 103V, 7 10014 4l VSt 104 V tc 77 K S6V, 11 WM tt 10a iwt 19 m u. b. z. regitrd .... u. b. a, coupon 1 U. 8. Old I, regisured U. S. Old 4s, coupon U. S. Nw is, registered American .Tobacco 4a American Tobacco is ... -. Atchison general 4s Atchison adjuatment 4 Atlantic Coast Llna 4a BalUmor Ohio 4s Baltimore ft Ohio Jvts Brooklyn Rapid Transit cv. 4a Central of iieorgla is Central of Georgia 1st Inc Central of Georgia Ind Inc Central of Oeorgla ind Inc Chesapeake ft Chin 4fts Chicago ft Alton IHs Chicago, B. ft Qulncy new 4s Chicago, R. I. ft Pacific K. R. 4.... Chicago, R. I. ft Pacine R. R. coL t C, C, C. ft St Louis gen. 4a Colorado Industrial is Ser. A. Colorado Industrial (s Ser. B Colorado Midland 4s Colorado ft Southern 4s Cuba te Denver A Rio Grande 4 Distiller' Securities to Brie prior lien 4 Krle General 4 Hocking Valley 4H Japan la Japaa to. 2nd Series Japan H certificates Japaa 4 Vis, certificate 2nd Series. . lxulsvllle ft Nashville Unified 4a .. Manhattan conaol gold 4s Mexican Central 4s Mexican Central Ins Inc Minn, ft St Louis 4s ofd Missouri, Kansaa, A Texas l. Missouri. Kanaaa, A Texaa :'rN .... National R R. of Mexico ron I !.. New York Central grn. 3v,n New Jersey Central enerai 1 Northern Paclflo 4a Northern Pacific la Norfolk A Weatem eonsol 4s Oregon Short Line rfdg. 4s Pennsylvania cv. Rsadlng General 4a St Loul A Iron Mt. conaol Sa ofd. St Loul ft San Francisco fg. 4s.. St Louis Southwestern con. 4s Seaboard Air line 4s Southern Paclflo 4s Sotithsrn Pacific 1st 4s certificates.. Southern Railway is Tsxs A Pacific lsta Toledo, St loul A West 4s ofd... Union Pacific 4a Union Pacific cv. 4s United Statea Steel Ind ft Wabash Ists Wsbaah Deb. B Western Maryland. 4 Wheeling A Lake Krle 4a Wisconsin Central is Japaa 4a ctfs. Karal Store. Savannah. Oa . Aug. I. Terpentine Firm, 67: aales, tuti; receipts, 0O4; ship ments, III. Koaln Firm; ssles. t.tK: receipts, 2 06; shipments. 1,61; stock. 09. 1. Quotations: A. U, C fgl.MMHO; D, I4.W: E, 4 0Mi$4.IO; W, M.lOiifllS; u, 4.ii trf4 M: H. 14 20; i. Kk: K. M M; M, $4.70 iUW. N. H . W, O. 16.00; W. W, U.05. Wilmington, Aug. t Spirits turpentine. HV4: reelnts, 4 rask. Rosin Firm, gJ.U; receipts. 1S8 bar rels. Tar-Firm, l?.on; receipts. 110 barrels (rude turpentine firm $171, 4 4.90; receipts, M barrels. The Money Market. New York, Aug. !. Money on call easy. MlIU ner cent : rnllna rate OIL- el.in bids, i; offered t tV. Time lonna slightly firmer; 00 dnya. HV4 C4: W days 4'4iU: I months, ftW Prime mercantile paper, 4Hi per i-mi. m-riiii eirmne, nrm thett easier I4M1M4 S& W for demand, and at ll for 10-day hill. Posted rate Hfc'SiKM snd 14 ftVtlM K. Commerdai bill.. 14 .lVfit4.!. Par sliver, H4. Meat csn dollar, GOV. The Drv Goods Market New York, Aug. t.-Th gry goods mar. aei was nrm iQ-uay ana t)iiit active In grsr good of prim cloth yrn con struction Wide roods showed an ad vance and Southern mill were well sold on them for Ml day. Men's wear were sold more freely, all lines now heir, open. General condition In the market T 1 v in,n. Machinery for farm and Fac tory. Engines, JJiSjj from 12 BoiferS Return Tubular and UUUUa' Portable on skids, from 12 to 150 H. P. Improved Gin Hadiinery, g10 and Presses 'and compkio outfits of capacity of 100 bales per day and over. , ; ' . . Saw Hills, r kin 'all sizes in uao in the South v . PiiIIpvc Anrl Xhfi1 AH .sizes s mi iv J v itiiis kirwiuii, from tho smallest to completo cotton mill outfits." ''iy,- ':'C'-'y.::,p LIDDELLf COMPANY, QarktlLC ' LONG'S BRASS WORKS brass, mmp topm: castin'g All WORK GUARANTEED Trial ORDERS SOLICITED T. We LONG pcc?;f 2064.;, wzmu iCL COTTOrvl PJ1ILL MACHINERY. f . r' t -V ,5 v .''.;-!5-v.,-..i '..-s-r'H-ii ' -;?'."' : 'I Mam eneti 1 .'. tOOTM THYOM .' - ' 5 ; : ohahuottb, n. o.':: . . ' rv -Revolving PUtCw;;'V 'S i Railway Head. - :- ("i Drawlnar Pramea, r ' :- Twisters and Spoolers C0MBER5 5ER5 ' 'V.'V. '-fi'XX i- lLj' i v.v; - ETC ETC RALPH H. BROWN AND -JOEL HUNTER - PuMto Aocmntanu ami Auditor. ' . Bank, Maaafactarinc anrl - General AudlUnf. ; . . . lSt1231 Empire BaUdlna, ' - - Atlanta. Ga. Manufacturers and Jobbers rrequentlv fln4 tt nceaary to ' have Banklnc FaclUtlea In ad dltloa to theae offend fey local feeaka, . -, . THS .; First National Bank of Richmond, .Tsrsiala, With li.sio.oee.es capnai Sl.eeO.OOe.O Deposit S7.000.oee.ee Total Reeooreee Offer Just th Additional re cti IM Required. Jno. B. PurceH. Preaident; Jeo. M. Miliar. Jr.. Vie Pr1 dent; Chaa. R. Bnrhett, Aa platant Cahlr; J. C Joplln, . Aaalatant Caahler. HUGH MACRAE ft 00, Bankers MleoeDeneoa Southern Seearltloe WILMINGTON, N. C. VTaeblnfUm, T. C 408 Colorado Bid. Cotton Mill Stocks RICHARD A. BLYTHE, Commission Merchant. COTTOV WARPS AXD TARNS. No. Ill Chestnut Street. PHXIiABXXPHIA, - .- ,. PA. A. D. SALKELD ft BR0, COMMISSION JtERCHAATS Oe-TS Leonard St., NEW TORJK. COTTTOJT TARNS. WITH FredTc Vietor ft Achelis. WM. D'OLIER ft CO., OOMMISSIOX SIERCHAXTS COTTON YARNS Third and Obeatnnl Rte. Mariner and Merchant Bids. PHILADELPHIA. PA. HAMRD, VICK & CLARK a Cetten Commission Merchants. KCWd!aIANS,U MILLER 8, CO BANKERS AND BROKERS, Broadway, Nsw York. klmbra: ' Nw York Stock Exchange. New York' Cotton Exchange. Nsw York Produce Kxohang. Nw York Coffe Kx chang. Chicago Rpard of. Trad. Nsw Oiiean Cotton Kxohang, New Orleans Board of Trad, Philadelphia Stock Ea ch a nee, Liverpool Cotton Association. Kxecutlv order for th purchase or ale ot eotton, stocks, grain er provis ions fur cash or on margin. Hpcclal attention to order ' by malL 'Phono or telegraph. Branch Offic: 11IM Eaat Main trt. Rock Hill. a. C, F. a ALEXANDER. Manager. . . ;, B8TABU8HED 1110 C. P fUIS & COMPANY Cetten taissioa Manls ' -MKMBKRS OF-J' . The New Tork Cotton Etohance, New Orleang Cotton Ksehenge, Uvereool Cetten Broker Aesoelatlon, New Or leaaa Board of Trade, r ; . ; , ,. iCOClon Ktohanr Bedding ii:'-ii NEW ORLEANS . . : v' Y( Speolal attention given to axeeutlng of order In contract (or future de livery of eotteo In all the marksta. CORRnPOIfBRNCK SOUOCTEB. HUBBARD BROS, ft CO HA NO YE R SQUARE. NEW TORE, MEMBERS OP Nw Tore Cotton Ex change. Nw Orleans Cotton Ea '' ehan, "Aaoelat Members Liver ? 'pool Cotton Exchange, ORDERS SOLICITED For the pur. . chae end sale of eotton for future : dellverjr. Cerreapondenoe Invited. JAMES E. MITCHELL CO. . COM31ISSIOPI ein-MWOAitiTS. Cotton arns ; and Cotton Cloths. : v f CJOKfStGNMKNTS ROMCTTlCBv : phiUdelphla, la) end IM iTbeatnut tt IkOTton. 18ft Fiimmet St. New Tork. Aft. TS Leonard Sk : . Stuart W. Cramer, E.NCJNECR AND CONTRACTOR. !. I ,. . . L Clubbers, ; ;': l intarmedtatej yK p.w -f Framea ; H Jack Framaa. , : ''.V'"'- . '' .. : IT f' : wA Hacticery MOTORS AND UTXAMOS. STEAM AND POWER PUMPS. GASO- , . LINE ENGINES, IRON WORKING MACHINERY, .WOOD . ,, 'ti v. T' FIBRE PIASTER MACHINEBT. '' .y: y V-C'7':' Direct bprwiUlivo J BROWNELL CO. ' 8:2ers M felines Diytai. Olut JENCKES SPINNING CO. ' (-r PAWTUCKET, r. i: : ::.'V COTTON TARN SPINNERS, CONVERTERS AND DEALERS. . 't ' . oassoissBs ; ' Cormpondtne With Southern 8plnnn Solicited CROMPTON-THAYER, LOOM CO. . i . WORCESTER, MASS. , FANCY COTTON AND GINGHAM. ' " V TOWEL, DAMASK. QUILT. CASSIMERE. BLANKET LOOMS, ETC.' DOBBIB3, BOX MOTIONS. REPAIRS, ETC. . BOUTBKRN OFFICEi CHARLOTTE, W. C - ALEXANDER ft PARSED. Uanajren. 0; A. R0BBINS COMPLETE EQUIPMENTS FOR C OTTON BULLS, POWER PLANTS GENERAL CHARLOTTE, CONTINENTAL CIN COMPANY IIIGH'CRfDE SPINDLE, MM goonree Belt OJU and Greeeea, Lobrtcettng Greaeee, Reedr-Mlsod Palnta Cold Water Paint. Ageate WattJea' Pro lino Compound. . '- GEO. B. HISS OIL CO. "J ':' ' v" :" CHARLOTTE, N. O. , ' J. SPENCER TURNER CO; . COMMISSION MERCHANTS. ; OFFICES I New Tork, . Philadelphia, Chicago, 8c Lonla, London, EaglaadL Tarns and Cotton Piece Qooda." y r PAULSON, : LINKROUM & CO. Coilt S7.S9 LEONARD STREET 'j 110 CHI2JTNUT STREET Sit MOWROB STREET Mm B. X:XiXXl:r Office Charlotte . C. Beaton Maaai and Aawterdeei N. T. ; V -:'.; laats Oa4'-Anerla.' N. Y.(:'r v';'. ;i 'v:'- BONNER & BARNEWALL, INC. MANVPACTVRXRS LEATHER CHARLOTTE BRANCH, ;;?tf (tll. Sty' 4. ; ''.: Talephoaa . tttUlf ; ;p';sv"'--;;v -''.r .V"'V':' J J "1' G'', ?PtTXI, Mgr. . ; i-i' W'.'V:-'5'', : ' ,'";,; ; ' Complete , Stock Arwey on Band for Immediate ShlpmeoC 'AlXF A'','iV,New Tork Office! Si Cortlaxxlt St. )""?:. y' '.'. BOND DEPARTMENT ' ( f ACKCTA ICA.11 1EUSI (CM WINSTON-SALEM, K. C. t BONDS AND STOCsiS. j We Invite eorrespondeno , from , partle dsslrlng te buy or eelU ,'. . -'! 1 ' - Our list ' Of InrestmenU mailed upon apptlcatloo. aAN0N apanot COUITAaLB BOILOINa. ' ATLANTA. 04 Antornatic Feeders, Openers and Trunk, Breaker, Intermediate and : : Finisher Lappcrs, '' X" Klrschncr Cardlnc Beaters Thread Extractor, Waste Pickers, etc. Raw Stock Dryers. ' etc; ETC' SUPPLY CO. Mill Supplies . MACHINERY. NORTH CAROLINA. YOU WANT ONLY THE BEST. Cotton Gin Machinery.' ; Aak any experienced glnner about PRATT. EAGLE. SMITH, WINSHir. V MUNGER ; - v. If Interested we would Ilk to show you what thouaanda of life-long cue. tomer aay. Write for cetalogu. end , testimonlal booklet CHARLOTTE, N O LOOM. ENGINE AND VALVE 1 o .- . '' -"NEW ft-ORK . " a v PHILADELPHIA a ' ' " , ' . . CHlOAQO COTTON TARNS, COTTON GOODS. f-i AND. COTTON WASTE. BELTING JCNM W. ffiZ3 -V M w.f''IIIHV if a. .5' err?:",'
The Charlotte Observer (Charlotte, N.C.)
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Aug. 3, 1906, edition 1
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