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ClIARLOTXE DAILY, OBSERVER; SEPTEMBER 2r a906.;. 'it,"'1' ti COMMERCE AD :F1XAKC EXTREME DULLNESS IX STOCKS : . . ; ' '.' ' , , i .. ' , 1 Cnlon Pacific Was Uie Leader, St. - j. Paul and New York Central AIno ' . ; Showing Strcntith -Mont Kangulue -. Eipectatloiut Kxceedod r f Manic N bUU-raent Ily lutreaae. lik Sale of block ror August uver uw gear, .": v New York,- Sept. : t, Extreme dullness . -marked tha miuiu nf to-duv'a brief ses- v, aiotr on tha stock exchange. Tha halting ton ot th market was doubtless Hue ".,' largely to concern regarding tha allowing 01 ins. asaooiaiea oanKS in.meir weeaiy -. Vnlon Pacific wa the leader. It so dull 1 1 market could ba aaid to have one. Tha ' V"toclc, on buying- of tha earn character x r:na iliac previously noted, roue cioaa 10 tta record price, and before' the and of ; "1 ' the hpur established a Mgher prlc tbaa ? before. St. Paul alao exhibited much strength and tha tain there waa a gen eral disposition- to couple the movement "V of these atocka a part of some of tha ! colossal deal. New York Central also made: a material advance at about this time. The bank statement exceeded the i moat (anguine expectation!, Joans 00- creasing about 7.W0,000, with the bab loss much below general estimates. I...'. Tha ahnwlnr Imvm tha IMU reserves . at 2,86S.ono, as against $5,500,000 in. the eorrespondlng week last year. ..The list i became much . more animated on ine publication of the statement, with a ten eraV., Upward movement.' v-union ' PaclflO advancing to but closing a frac- tlonal decline This represents a net rise ?of ever 90 points since August 17. the date of the Paclflo, dividend announce' men la. The final trading disclosed some t "realising for profits, but' the ton was fairly, atrong, Returns ef the Louisville ? Nashville Road for July showed a gain of over 1100,000 In net earnings, while those of the- Rock Island-Prlsco system for the same period Increased 1 almost $374,000, Bank clearings through-' - out the country for the week Increased over 2S per cent. Sales of atock on the . exchange exceeded those of the same . month lust year by over 11.SOO.000 shares. : m though bond sales decreased over $33, ' 000,000. .. ' Total sales of bonds to-day, par value, 1730.000. f- Tout sales stocks. 3S.90O shares. In deluding: Copper 4O.S00: A. C. I 19; C. A h O. 4.M; U N. 1.M0; N. W. 1000; " stouthern Railway 1.300; Union Paclflo ltU.800; Va.-Caro. Chemical SCO. -'. Seaboard Air Line Stock. Baltimore, Sept. 1. Seaboard and preferred, nothing doing. CLOSING STOCK LIST. Adams Express Amalgamated Copper .. .. , 110 American Car Foundry 40 American Car A Foundry pfd.. ... ltW .American Cotton Oil J .. .... (1 American Cotton Oil pfd M American Express .. K2 American Hide A Leather pfd.. .. SO American Ice.. 79 ... American Linseed Oil It American Linseed Oil pfd.. .. e) American Locomotive 71 American Locomotive pfd 112 American Smelting A Refng. .. .. 167 "" American Smelting A Refng. pfd.. Ill American Sugar Refining 1 American Tobacco pfd. ctf.. 100 Anaconda Mining Co r7 Atchison 108 Atchison pfd loo Atlantlo Coast Line 142' Baltimore X Ohio 11 Baltimore A Ohio pfd to HrooKlyn Rapid Transit Canadian Perl tic Central of New Jersey Chesapeake A Ohio Chicago Great Western Cnlcago A Northwestern ' Chicago, Mil. ft St. Paul Chicago Terminal A Trans Chicago Terminal A Trana. pfd. C, C, C. A Ht Louis Colorado Fuel & Iron 76V 1734 228 17 2UVi mS 12 27 6 - l oioraao st mumern Jl i.oioraao ac nouinern ibi pra - Colorado. X Southern 2nd pfd Consolidated Oaa ' Corn Products Refining Corn Porduct Refining pfd.. : relaware & Hudson Delaware, Lackawanna A West.. . Denver A Rio Urunde Denver A Rio Grande pfd.. .. plstillarfc Securities .? Erie Erie 1st Jfd . Erie 2nd Pfd , - Oenersl Electric .. ,. Hocking Valley otd ' Illinois Central International Paper International Paper pfd ' International Pump .. International Pump pfd , Iowa Central Iowa Central pfd Kansas City Southern ! Kansas City Southern pfd 50 l: 19 7 m (06 43 St H 44 v 71 167 127 173 84 2H mi Louisville A Nashville '. .. .. U8 Mexican Central 2l Mlneapolls A St. Louis . . 70 Minn., St. P. & Sault Ste. M 104 Minn,, St. P. A Bauit Hte. M. pfd.. 170 Missouri Puolflc T74 Missouri. Kansas A Texas $6 Missouri Kansaa A Texas pfd.. .. National Lead National 1C R. of Mexico pfd.... New fork Central New York, Ontario A Western .... Norfolk A Western Norfolk A Western pfd North American pacific Mall Pennsylvania People's Oas Pittsburg, C. C. A 8a. Louis Pressed Bteel Car Pressed Steel Car pfd Pullman Palace Car Reading Reading 1st pfd Reading 2nd pfd .-. 71 78Vi 45 2 18 142 5) 8tH 250 13714 W 80 Si 100 46 24 5 H 118 ti 6 15 34H 32 52 1M 84 132 . 76 4A4 108 Mi 88 Vi republic Bteel Repobllo Steel pfd tit ook Island Co Rock Island Co. pfd , , Rubber Goods pfd .. St. Louis 4k San Fran. 2nd pfd. Mt, luis poutnwesiern ''. fit. Louis Southwestern pfd. Bouthern Psclflc .... r Southern Pacific pfd ..'Southern Railway bouthern Railway pfd Tennessee Coal A iron ,. Texas A Pad no . Toleo, St. lxuls A West Toledo, St. Louis A West. pfd... Union Psclflc ... ...... Union Paclflo pfd ITnlted States Kxpres United States Realty . 1 nltcd States Rubber f-.-i United Slates Rubber pfd.. .. .. , United States Steel.. " United States Steel pfd f" Virginia-Carolina Chomlcal .. .. L- Vlralnla-Carotlna Chemical pfd.. ' WaDash ....... ' ; Wahnah pfd Wells. Fargo Express Weatlnghouse Klectrlo - ." Western Union .. .. ; ' Wheeling A Lake Erie ' .1 Wisconsin Central V Wisconsin Central pfd.'. V Northern Pacific .. .. -i. '. .. .. T. 'J," Central leather ", ' Central Leather pfd. .. ,. ., 'V'.-Sloes-Sheffield .. .. ;'v, Oret- Northern pfd Interborough-Mot. , . ., ,. , JnteTborough-Met. prd.. .. .. 1( 153 1V4 1 28V 61V 216', 8M 101 V 77V4 WOtf IB NEW YORK BONDS. Hi: S. refunding Is, registered ft ' fta. nounon.. ... . li, o." irpiptri ,. ,,,, - . V. H. Ja, coupon ... .... t. tr. rl. V(l s, registered ,, '. V, 8. Old 4a, coupon ., .. V. S, New 4s, registered !., ni V. H. New 4S, COUpon ,. . American Tobacco 4s....;.. . r American' todmcco sa, , ' Atchison general 4i. .. ' Atchison adjustment 4s.. . ' Atlantic Coast Lin 4 X. Baltlmor A Ohio ,. , ini,V Baltimore A Ohio SUs, . Brooklyn R. T. ev. 4s., . ventral ei ueorgia aa, , . , , Central of Oeorgla tnd Inc.,' .. ... ; Central of Oeorgla Jd Ine. ofd... Chesapeake A Ohio 4tt int.. Chicago A Alton .. .. .. TJ Chicago, R. A uQlnoy new 4s .. .. V tvi Chicago, H. L A Paclflo H. K. 4a.. Chicago, H. I. R. R. ool. la. C, C, C. A St. Iiii Is gen. 4..,,, ,0 1014 Colorado lndtwtrlal a aer, a.... Colorado Midland 4t T4 Colorado A Southern Cuba 6s ex. int ..' 1H 1 t . v le ...; .).,... ' '4 Denver A Rio Orande J 'I Pii D--Hiiim n,, ,. .. F.rl prior Hen 4 -Ofd...,.,,,,,...,, Kris Oenersl 4.. .. f ,;. Hocking -Valley. ... pan as , .. pan hid Series ,, ,, M ,, ,,M pan ma ,, .. Japan 4Vi ctfs. Jnd Berlaa., fulavllle A Nash. Unified 4.,; ,,. Jl.inhattuh-corieol gold 4s.. .. ,, Mexican l enira j a,, .... Mexican Central 1st Jno.i Minn. St. Louis 4s.. .. Mlnaouri, Kansas A Texss Inds....' M National R. R. of Mexico consul 48 ; H New York Central gen. -" New 'Jersey Central gen. 6s j,., "1W Northern Paolrlo es ... ,1. lot Northern Pscllie Ss.. .. ?. M - Norfolk A Western conso 4s... ,M 101 Oregon Short Lin rfdg 4s.nf fenn. cv. sms., .. ., . . ' i" Hesamg uenerai i St. Louie A Iron 4S..V '...... .... i Mountain col, 6 114A rranclaoo tg.-4s.. K 'eatern con. 4s. 77 St. Louis A San St Louis Southwestern Seaboard Air Line 4s, Southern Paclflo 4s.. . j. Southern Paclflo 1st 4a M otf.. Southern Railway m, . Texss Paclflo Ists.. , Toledo, St. L. A Western 4m.,:. union Paclflo 4s ,, .. .. v, , IT. 8. Bteel 2nd 5.v .. ., ,. Wabash lets. .i .... Wabash Deb. B.,, .. Western Md. 4V. .. Wheeling A Lake Erie 4s ofd., Wisconsin Central 4. .. .. ... Japan a otfs i ;,-. 115-51 UN 103H DHVI 1144 80 84 82H , New Torlr Prodnco, !ew ew Torh. Bent. 1 Flour dhll but steady;. Minn, patenta (4.10 to $4.40; do bakers $3.40 to $3. SO; winter patents $3.76 vo vjo. nye nouy nrm sa.s to t.w. Corn meal steady : flna 11.20 to 11.85: coarse $1.10 to fl.U; kiln dried 2.80 to 2.w. Rye dull and nominal. Barley steady; feeding 39 to 40. Malting 45 to ti, Wheat firm; No. I, red 77H elevator. Options to He. net higher; May. (4; Sept. Ded. SlH. " , ' Corn steady; No-. 67U elevator. Op Osts dull, mixed 36. . .i. Beef dull: family $10.00 to $11.00; .mess $3.00 to $8 SO; beef hams $21.00 to $22.60? packet $8.M to $9.00; cut meats steady; icstea peiiies 11 to 12: pickled ehoul- ers 4 to $; pickled hams 12 to 12V i-aru auu; weatern prime K.Sa to to: refined steady; continent $9.25; compound lit to IT. .' Pork stead: ' famllv 114 00 to t1on short clear tlloo to 17E: mess 111.75 to Tallow steadv: cltv BU: countrv I ta Cotton seed oil waa steady with trade only moderately active. Prime crude f. o. b, mills 22 to 24Vi; prime summer yel low is to $6; prime walte 44 nominal; prime winter yellow 43 to 43fe. Freights and peanuts quiet, unchanged. Cabbages dull. unchanged Potatoes steady to firm. - unchanged. Cabbaaea steady, unchanged. Rosin steady $4.10 to $4.16. Turpentine steaer 4. to S4tt. Rice Arm: domestic SU to U. MnlaaaM quiet: New Orleans 30 to $$. vugar nolldar. Coffee, soot Rio quiet: No. 7. Invoice w; mild 3ulet: y at Cordova S to 12. Fu a net decline of t to 10 tures steai points. Butter nrm. unchsnaed. Cheeaa firm unchanged. Eggs steady, unchanged. Baltimore produce. Baltimore, bent. 1. Flour ateadv. un changed. Wheat weak; spot contract 71 to 71U.: Southern 50 to 6S. corn weak: spot 64U to 54U: Southern white U to 60; do yellow (6 to 5a Oats firm; No. Z, mixed S4 to U. Rye firm. Butter staadv. iinrhanviwt- fanry Imitation 30 to 21; do creamery 24 to 25; do ladle 18 to SO; store packed 15 to !, Egg firm 22. Cheese active and unchanged. Large 13: medium 13V: small eugar steady, unchanged. Charlotte Produce Market. (Corrected daily by J. W. Zimmerman Company.) Chickens Soring 12 I3 liens rer oeaa Ducks 35 40 25 16 80 I Ry Corn Cotton Seed .... Oats Feed.. .. . Oats Seed .. .. 75 crm 47H4J60 t7H Chicago Grain and ProvUtona. Chicago, Sept. 1. Comparatively small deliveries to-day of wheat on September contracts naa a strengthening effect on the local wheat market. At the close the December optton was up 14- Corn showed but a alight change. Oats were up Vi. i-roviaiuns were a snaae to c. nigner. . Sent. 1 WHEAT High Low Close May .. Sept. .. -Dee; i: ' CORN- May .. ept .. Dec. .. May .. Sept. .. Dec. .. PORK Jan. .. . Sept . . LAKD Jan. .. Sept. .. Oct .. . RIB8 Jan. .. Sept. .. Oct. .. . 78 71 "4 7814 7Mr 73 47, 43H 33i 29H 30 1245 18.8 1.92 8.75 $.85 . T.a 8.75 8.70 7i 434 -44tf 47 " .si 13.60 16.M 7.17 $.77 8.17 7.25 8.80 8.72 31V 13.50 16.90 7.J7 8.77 8.17 7.25 8 DO $ New York Bank Kutement. New Tork, Sept. 1. Holiday on cotton exchange to-day and next Monday (La bor Day). New Orleans, 8ept. 1. The local cotton exchange was closed to-day and will re main closed until Tuesday morning. Liverpool Cotton. S.dull: nrlcaa t ttnlnta Inwtir: Amwlcnn middling fair 5.86; good middling $.67; middling 5.3S: low mlddllrg 5.16; good or dinary 4-81: ordinary -4 87. Ths sales of tlte day were i.000 bales, of which 800 were for speculation and export and In cluded 3,400 American. Receipts none. Futures opened easier and closed quiet, Sept. 4.W; Bopt -Oct 4.86; Oct.-Nov. 4 864; Nov.-Deo. 4.8&H; Dec.-Jan. 4.WH Jan. Feb. 4.88; Feb.-March 4.10: March-April 4.82: April-May 4.8314; May-June 4.85; June-July IWVs. (TharlottA Cotton Market These prices represent the prices paid to wagons: Sept. 1. Good middling v Strict middling - Middling t Good middling, tlngsd .. .. .. .. t Stains 7W9 8 Naval Storva, Savannah, Oa., Sept. 1. Turpentine steady H; ales T27; receipts 87; ship men U MO. Rnaln firm? an l. 4 1 M.lnl. 1Mt shlpmenU 2.504; stock 75,409. Quote: A li C $t.W to $4.10; D $4.15 to $4.20; 10 $4.30: K M.I7H to K.40; O UAU to Hid; H $4.45; I M.M; K 4.M to 14.05; M $4M to 14.7S; N ea.iu; T u D.z; w w ao.su. Wilmington, Sept. L Spirits turpentine nrm w; reoeipts a casas. Rosin,, nothing doing; reoeipts 198. Tsr firm 12.00; receipt barrels. Crude turpentine firm, hard .; dip ana virgin ti.w, receipts jvu. ' The Dry Ooods Market New York, Sept. 1, The dry good market hold steady. It is. vary firm on many lines of cotton good that are care, such sS'Meached sheetings,- fin goods, eto. 811k are slow. Dress goods are active. .A large, jobbing trads Is going oo. i ': The Money Market. ' New York, Sept 1 Money ', on call nominal no loans, lima loan atrong. 09 and 90 days f-per oent.; six month Mi bid, none offered, frim mercantile paper I to 7 per cent.; sterling exchange steady at t4ki.z to svw.no ror asmand and 480.1f to 1480.20 for 0 day bills, posted rates S48IH to WW and HmU to I4RS. Comu merplal bills 47H to $479. Bar silver so. Msxjcsn aouars si)a, Miller' A "Co.' Cotton Letter. ' Special to Th Observer. - New York, Sept. l.The opening of th marasi was conruseq ana . curing most of the session th trading was desultory, a larg proportion of the floor trading and semi-professional element , war away. It was evident that there war practically ' no stocks - for sal onMh declines. The hank statement waa much better- than expected, due largely, hrnh. abl v, to the fact that foreign banker had snade extensive loan her this week. The market closed strong and It I evi dent that on th decline stocks that war Offered have been well takan Tha larger Interest seem to be In absolute control of the situation and w think th period again propttlou -.for an sponsal of th bull position.. , , . .. . v , K , UL.JL,tLH SB CO... ': - 1; .' i .; f v rHenograplarr IVwponslbleT Louisville Poet. . . V . Th order of the President reward. Ing th use of reformed spelling lead to th suspicion , tha he, ha been forced to hire a, green gtenograohar I recently.- -i , , ..,'. There 4 is iio' bttcr- paying; . manuf actihrig prositiorV'rtl GlNGv '4 Wc ? arcl iprcparcd to furnish you ith a complete; equipment for this works AEXNIDE MW&&R S E D ' ; ' - MACHI N E R Y : AGENTS l;: ; Charlotte. N. $ fSCKXAJj LIFE AT KERNKR8VILLK. , J ' ''" I l .-. '...' Mcssr. Herbert and Bernard Stafford Glvo Delightful Watermelon Partjr People Coming and Going:. Special to Th Observer.. s.' Kemersville, Sept. I. On of the most delightful social event of th season wai th watermelon party glv en by Messrs. Herbert and Bernard Stafford, at the home of their pareats. Mr. and Mra, W. C. Stafford. Monday vsnlng from '8 till II o'clock. The large, beautiful lawn waa brilliantly lighted ny Japanese lantern and. af ter a number of gam ver partici pated In by the young people, they were invited to a long table on th east aiae or the lawn, which wa weighted 'down with red and yellow meat melons. To say they were en- njoyei is putting is too mildly. I nose present were: Misses Berta Robertson, of Roanoke, Va,; Annie Laura Lowrey, Annie and May Oreen field, Mattle. Kate and Willie Stock ton, Annie Hastings, -Nannie Gentry. Maud Hooker, Ruth Qiersch and Messrs. M. Vance Fulp, Chester Mor ris, J. Gilmer Korner, Russell Kor- ner, Herbert Lowry, Herbert and Ber nard Stafford, Lester Lowrey, Kohler Greenfield, Fred Roberts. A party of young people, composed of Misses Annie Hastings and Daisy Beeson, and Messrs. Herbert Lowry and Chester Morris, drove through th country yesterday evening to Winston and, after attending the concert given by the Winston Cornet Band on the court house lawn, returned home in the wee sma' hour of the morning. They had a very enjoyable trip. Mrs. Virgil Holcomb and children, of Mt. Airy, are the guests of Capt. and Mrs. H. W. Lindsay, on Main street. Mlea Mattle Stockton has re turned from a visit to Mis Sallle Sink, Winston-Salem. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Holt, of Oak Ridge, were vis iting relatives here this week. Mrs. 8. A. Greenfield and grand-daughter. Miss May Greenfield, have returned from a stay of three weeks at Hidden He. Miss Ranle Beeson has return ed from a stay of two week at ML Vernon Springs. Miss Bertha Rob ertson, of Roanoke, Va., who ha been the" guest of Miss Dore Korner for several days, has returned home. Messrs. Arthur Ashburn and Harrold Early, of Winston-Salem, spent Sun day here, the guests of Mr. Herbert Lowry. Mr. Hugh Leak left yester day for Asheboro to be the guest of friends for a few days. Mr. Lester Lowrey, of New Tork city, who ha been spending a vacation with hi parents, left this week for New Tork. Cullen Leggett and Russell Korner, who have been spending some time herewith their parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Korner, have returned to Greensboro and Charlotte. Mr. J. W. Gentry 1 visiting her ion, C. B. Gentry. t North Wllkesboro. Misses Allle Leak and Fannie Sue Griffith will leave Monday for, Guilford Col lege, where they will attend school. Ms. Lewis Snow, of St.. Louts, Mo., has been spending several days here, the guest of his sister-in-law, Mrs. Woodruff, and niece. Miss Margaret Woodruff. Giuimiv-wHrra Young High Point Couple Hopes to Gat4 Cltv. Whore the Knot Is Tied. Special toThe Observer. Greensboro, Sept. 1. Mlas Genevi eve White and Mr. James 8. Grlbbln, both of High Point, were happily united In marriage here yesterday evening at o'clock. Rev. Charles-E. Hodgln, psstor of Westminster Pres byterian chureh. officiating at his horn. The young couple came from High Point on one of the noon train yesterdav and at once sought th of fice of Register of Deeds Klrkman. Ttjey were granted lloense and 'a short while afterwards were married. Mr. and Mrs. Grlbbln went to High Point on the evening train at 1 o'clock and will reside In that city, where Mr. Grlbbln has a position. MEN PAST SIXTY IN DANGER. More than half of mapkdlnd over sixty years of sge sutler rrom aiqney ana bladder disorders, usually enlargement of prostata gland. This Is both painful and dangerous, and Foley's Kidney Cure hnuM he taken at tha first slan of dan ger, as It corrects Irregularities sna nss cured many old men of this disease. Mr. Rodney Burnett, lioca I'ort, mo., writes: I angered with enlarsert prostrate giana and kidnev trouble for years and after taking two bottles or, Koieye money Cure I feel better than I have for twenty years,. althougn l am now i years oia. Arc You Willing to Invest a few : Dollars in a proposition of exceptional merit f -Where1 the hare holder are protected and th proposition I managed 'by men of reputation, who thoroughly understand their buslnos and achieved their success making ether successful. " v: No Experiment, bat Proved Success, Endroarxl by Dank era and ihmj Pree.;.; If so, telegraph or write eV for particular,- Immediately. . Do It now Ho-rrrorrow may .be' too lat. as shara, ar JlmlUd. t W. W. WILLIAMS CO, , , Stock Drokertv Flrat " National Hank Building, KASIIVIUiK, TENN. ; CROMPTON.THAYERLOOM COl U.. WORCESTER, MASS. , A T-:, FANCY C0TT0N AND GINGHAM LOOMS ''.i'rM'V' "ALEXANDER QARSEO, '.; ! ' . ' ; aVMitbero Agent, Cliaxlotte, KCV." ' A-'.'.':XV'! '"' v Hia Oiief Delight. Phlladel phla . Ledger, r Uncle So you go to school now? TommyTea, air. Uncle And what Dart of the exer cise do you Ilk beat? Tommy Why, the exesclse we get at recess. '"' A Clear Complexion and Bright Ryes. In most oases a sallow, blotched com plexion and dull, heavy eyes are due to poor digestion ' and an Inactive liver. Orlno Laxative Fruit Syrup aids diges tion and stimulates the liver and bowels and makes the complexion smooth and clear. Orlno Laxative Fruit Syrup does not nauseate or grip and is mild and pleasant to take. Recuse substitutes. R. H. Jordan Co. W. W. WILLIAMS 4 CO. STOCKS and BONDS First National Bank Building Nashville, Tenn. Capital to Invest for Clients In Manufacturing, Railway, Mining, or any legitimate enterprise. COTTON MILL STOCKS A SPECIALTY. MONET TO LOAN. Buy and sell entire issues Stocks and Bonds, Corporations, Railroads, Towns, County, Municipal Bonds, etc. As the largest brokerage house In the South, we solicit your business. CATLIIM & CO. Oosnsnlsaloa Merchant 845 and 347 Broadway, New York Boston, Philadelphia. COTTON YARNS. 'All numbers, Skeins, Warps, Cops and Uones COTTON GOODS, G. Howard Wilson Norrie Scllar MEMBERS OF New Tork Cotton Exchange New York Coffe Exchange New Orleans CoUon Exchange Liverpool Cotton Aaa'n., Ltd. FERNIE, WILSON & CO., COMMISSION MERCHANTS 82 Beaver. Street - - -New York Prompt Attention Glren to the Exe cution of Order on -the Exchange. CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED. ESTABLISHED Utt C. P ElllS & COMPANY Collcn Commission Herdlants MEMBERS OF Th Xw Tork Cotton Exchange. New OrlaiM Cotton Exchange, Liverpool Cotton Brokers' Association, New Or leans BosMTd of Trad. , Ootton Exchange Budding NEW ORLEANS. -Special attention given to executing of order In contracts for future de livery of cotton In all th market, CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED. HUBBARD BROS. & CO., HANOVER SQUARE, NEW TORK. MEMBERS OF New Tork Cotton Ez change,. New Or lean Cotton Ex change, Associate Member Liver pool Cotton Exchange! ORDERS SOLICITED Por th par. . chase and sale of eottoa for future dsllvery. Correspondent invited. JAMES . Mil UJIJULL CO. COMMISSION MkJtCHANTS, !tttoatf arna and Cotlon Cloths. , CONSIGNMENTS BOLICTTED. Philadelphia, 123 and 1S4 Cbeatooi St. . Bowton. 189 Inmsu . , Hew Tork. No. it iTsonard St y BOND DEPARTMENT .. WAOiOYlA LOAN & TRUST 10MPAKY, ; WINSTON .SALEM, N. 3, - UONDS AND STOCKS. . ' W Invite ' correspondence from partiss dsslrtng to bu r IL ' . Our list of Investment Biallad upon application. LONG'S BRASS WORKS BRASS, BROKZf AND Alll'INl! - CAS T I N'G S; All WORK GUARANTEED Trial ORDERS SOLICITED T; '. W. L O N G rr:.i2c4 awioiii, . t COTTON iVI I LL MACH ain trnsii OUTH TSYON T OHASLOTTS. N. O. Ssvolvftif Rat Cards, Railway Heads, Drawing Frame, 5plnnlnf Frames, Twisters and Spoolers Outliers and Reels, Looms, COMBERS ETC., ETC RALPH H. BROWN AND JOEL HUNTER Public Accountant and Auditor. Investigations, Examinations, Cost System Finished. 131S-1211 Empire Building, Atlanta, Ga. Manufacturers and Jobbers Frequently find It necessary to have Banking Facilities in ad dition to those offered by local t bank, THS First National Bank of Richmond, Virginia, With tl.250.000.00 Capital $1,000,000 0 Deposits $7,000,000.00 Total Resources Offers Just th Additional Fa cilities Required. Jno. B. Purcelt President; Jno. M. Miller. Jr.. Vice Presi dent; Chas. R. Burnett, As ktstant Cashier; J. C. Joplln. Assistant Cashier. HUGH MACRAE 9s CO., Bankers Miscellaneous Sowthern Seen rl tie WILMINGTON, N. C. Washington, D. (X, 408 Colorado Bldfr Cotton Mill Stocks RICHARD A. BLYTHE, Commission Merchant. COTTOir WARPS AND TARNS. No. 114 Chestnut Street, PHILADELPHIA, . . . . PA. A. D. SALKELD & BRO., COMMISSION MERCHANTS -TJ Leonard St NEW YORK. A COTTTON YARNS. V WITH Fred'k Vietor & Achelis. WM. D'OLIER & CO., COMMISSION MERCHANTS COTTON YARNS Third and Chestnut Rts. Mariner and Merchant Bldg. PHILADELPHIA. PA, WAYWARD, VICK & ClARK Cotton Commission Merchants. miller & CO. BANKERS AND BROKERS. 29 Broadway, Naw York. Members; New York Stock Kaoliang. Km York Cotton Eacbangs New York Produce Kaoliangs, New York Coffee Ex change, Chicago Board ot Trade, New Orlsans Cotton Exchange, Nsw Orleans Board Of Trade, Philadelphia Stock 1C change, Liverpool Cotton Association. Kxecute orclers for the purohase or sale o( cotton, stocks, grain or provlg Ions for cash or on margin. Special attention to orders ejr mall 'Phons or telegrsph. Branch Office: UK East Main atrest. Rook Hill. AC, P. a ALEXANDER. Manager. sseV'W mm "IDEAL" Any mill equipped with "Ideal'' automatic looms 1 has the best equipment that can be tell you something about the good work the looms are doing throughout the country at large " ;,1 . ( ,, ALEXANDER & OARSELCcharlotte, N. ' A SOUTHERN, SELLING AGENTS , L ENQINBER AND CONTRACTOR. ' taw . blubbers, Rsvlaf Framea internedlatef Jack Frames MOTORS AND DYNAMOS, STEAM AND POWER PUMPS. GASO LINE ENGINES. IRON WORKINU MACHINERY. WOOD FIBRE PLASTER MACHINERY. Direct Represeatalives THE BROWNELL CO. Biilers aiHisioo DiyUt, Obii JENCKES SPINNING CO. PAWTTJCKET, R. I. COTTON TARN SPINNERS, CONVERTERS AND DEALERS. Correspondsnc With Southern Splnmers Solicited 0. A. R0BBINS COMPLETE EQUIPMENTS FOn COTTON MTLLS, POWER PLANTS. GENERAL MACHINERY. t CHARLOTTE, COTTON GINNERS Remember the CONTINENTAL CINOMPANY have at f Charlotte a full stock of Gins, Feeders and Condensers of ' the Celebrated Eagle, Pratt and Winship make and can ; supply your wants on short notice. ; I HIOH-GrUDC SPINDLE, LOOM. ENGINE AND VALVE OILS Soonre Belt OIU and Ores sea, Labrioeilng Greases, Readr-MIssd PaiaiA Cold Water Paints. Agent Wattles Dreeatn Ootasoaad. GEO. B. HISS OIL CO. CHARLOTTE, Tt. C. J. SPENCER TURNER CO. COMMISSION . MERCHANTS. ITICn I New York, Philadelphia, Cttloage, St. LonU, Loadoav, Yarns and Ootton Piece Goods. PAULSON, LINKROUM & CO. Cottorii Yarns 87-St LEONARD STREET 1M CHESTNUT STREET . Sit MONROE STREET William 6. Charles Office Charlotte N. C' Beston Mass. Qnd Amsterdam X. Y. Main Office Amsterdam. N. Y. AUTOMATIC THE STAFFORD COMPANY READVILLE, MASS. - 'T. IN ERY. -!';-7 i SKANOM WlOtt tOUITASLB BUII.DINS. -'. ,'V I ' , ATiANTAAs :t i Automatle Feeders i5R?r Openers aad Trunk, , Breaker, Intermedlatsand Finisher Lappers,' ; Klrschnsr Cardiac Beaters . Thread Ejctractora, ;i;p:ij'f: Wasta Pldcars, tk'tQf';-:' Raw Stock DijeiaV! ';;);' ... .'.i:-'if ETC., ETC GREENSBORO SUPPLY CO. Gree&sbon, N. C Mill Supplies and Machinery NORTH CAROLINA NEW YORK ' PHILADELPHIA ," CHICAGO COTTON YARNS, COTTON GOODS, AND COTTON WASTE. a SMiteiiin iiim ii J Sin i nl lilt LOOM ' ... ' had Let us :). v. f .5 J, ; J-' Missouri, Kansas A Texas 4., :-:t-;v:::;-.-Vv':A'',
The Charlotte Observer (Charlotte, N.C.)
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