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:ry v I L r ; '1. i 1 1 t -t la V f ution in f stimate "--.s at Houston was ; s i c.t'erlns, however, - J race little 6tre?s r-.iavorable weather an.1 ' ..e eiion the market . .-.bout the closing figures t - vicus day. Later then of May and rumort s were unloading which j f t-neral " pressure "again and eased prices oft to the . the close. The first week i the weather bureau for the published at midday but had on the market. Private ca Liverpool attributed the ad e to American buying on less crc V reports. The British returns for March showed ; of cotton goods from om than last year, but i. rumor that ,100,000 pieces ths had betn sold at Fall n advance of 14. Southern :a were generally unchanged, t the port today '19,964 bales. 3 last week and 26,906 last the week 90,000 bales, against : week and 115,676 . last year. ' r-eipis at New Orleans 2.9S1 6 last year, and at Hous- l ales, against. 5,663 . last, year :;ev Orleans Cotton. Uan, April s. Cotton, spots t and easy, with . prices un middling 10 9-16, sales were on the spot and 43 to arrive. i spot day in Liverpool was in Hected in the local market, due y to the fact that trading was almost entirely to the Better i which there is at present a arcity. Reports of frosts and her In the Cotton belt caused - market to open at an advance 5 to T points. . July went as 10.39 after which trading eased iat as a result of profit tak' s of the adoption of the May by the Texas Senate was con i bearish and expected to take t out of bulls giving opportum rs to hammer the market which . It again came up on shorts before the close wmcn was rices ranging from 2 to 6 points e close-yesterday. closed steady. Jen. 10.23b; May 10.26; June 10.23; July t. 10.21;. Sept. 10.18; Oct. 10.15; Dec. 10.17. . . J A n l . Amen Ar.f New York Produce. , . rk, April 8. Flour steady with trade. . Rye flour quiet. Corn, oady. spot easy; No. 2 red 82 ele ctions to c lower. May S&s; Sept. SC. not firm; No. 2. 56,4 elevator; ,c net higher. May 64; July ot firm; mixed 47. . f ady. Cutmeats steady. Lard Western prime S.90 a 9.00; re U Pork steady. 'Tallow dull. i steady. Rosin firm; strained to good $4.55 a $4.60. r.e steady. : Rice steady. Mo ldy. Sugarr raw strong; fair centriried 98 test 3 a 3 asses sugar fk a 2 15-16; refined spot quiet. No. 1 Rio 7; No. 4 , mild coffee dull, cordova 9 a tures unchanged , to 10 points pieady, unchanged. Cheese firm, 1. Ergs firm; State. Pennsyl 1 nearby , brown and mixed extra firsts 17 a 18; Western a 174; seconds 16 to s and peanuts, quiet and steady, 4. Potatoes irregular; old per .40 a $1.65. Cabbanes weak; do or craft 75c a $L75. , Liverpool Cotton. ol, April 9 Closing cotton: spot ncss done; prices 2 a 6 points' American middling fair 6.97; . Jdlir.g 6 61; middling 6.05; low 5.73; good ordinary 5.U; ordl- ks of the day were lO.ond bales, i liOO were for speculation and r.d included 9.2 American. Re ,000 .bales, including 8,500 Ameri- i ' (1 on ..- Li , ' 1 C il pu. :. a Locomotive .. .. .. .. an locomotive rfd- American Smelting &. Refng. pfd. American Sugar Refining American Toaeco. pfd. certif. .. .. Anaconda Mining Co. .. .. .. Atchison .. .. ' Atchison pfd. .. .. .. Atlantic Coast Line .. ..... ....... Baltimore & Ohio .. " Baltimore & Ohio pfd. Brooklyn Rapid Transit .. Canadian Pacific .. .. .. .. .. .. Central of New Jersey , Chesapeake & Ohio .. . . Chicago & Great Western .. .. Chicago & Northwestern .. '.. Chicago, Mil. & St Paul .. ,. .. ., Chicago Terminal & Trans. .. .. ., Chicago Terminal & Trans, pfd. C, C. C & St. Louis .. ., Colorado Fuel & Iron .. , Colorado & Southern .. .. .. .. rviWsrin Southern 1st cfd. .. .. Colorado & Southern 2nd pfd. .. .. Consolidated Gas .. .. ... Corn Products Refining .. Corn Products Refining pfd. .. .. Delaware & Hudson . .. .. .. .. Delaware, Lackawanna & vvesc .. Denver & Rio Grande .. .. Denver & Rio Grande pfd. .. DisUllers' Securities Erie .. .. .. ETie 1st pfd. . .. Erie 2nd pfd. .. General Electric .. ... . Illinois Central .. .. .. " Tntfi.nl Mortal PanAf . International Paper pia. International Pump - .. International Pump pfd. Iowa Central .. ... Iowa Central pfd. . Kansas City Southern pfd. Louisville & Nasnvuie . Minneapolis & St. Louis .. Minn.. St. P. & Sault. Ste. M.. .. .. Minn..' St. P. & Sault St. M. pfd. Missouri Pacific .. Missouri, Kansas & Texas .. . .. Missouri, Kansas & Texas, pfd. National Lead ..... " National R. R. of Mexico pfd New York Central .. .. .. .. .. New York Ontario & western .. .. Norfolk & Western .. .. Norfolk & Western pfd. North American .. Pacific Mall;....'. Pennsylvania .. .. Feople's Gas .. .. .. .. Pittsburg. C. C. & St. Louis .. .. Pressed Steel Car .. .. .. .. .. .. Pressed Steel Car pfd. .. .- Pplnmn Palace Car .k ., .. .. .. .. Reading .. .. Reading 1st pfd.ofd. .. Reading 2nd pfd. otd. .. .. .. ., .. TTnhl(n Ktefl .. .. .. .. .. .. .. Republic Steel pfd. .. .. Rock Island Co . Rock Island Co. pfd ..;,. .. Ft. Louis A San Fran. 2nd pfd. St. Louis southwestern St. Louis Southwestern pfd. .. Southern Pacific .. .. Southern Pacific Dtd.. .. .. .. '. .. flnnthorn RallwaV .... .. .. Southern Railway pfd. . Tennessee Coal St Iron Tevaa Pnclfifl .. .. .. ..... .. Toledo, St. .Louis & West; Toledo, St. -L.OU1S c west. pia. rnion acinc .. .. .. .. ..... .. rnion Paclne tfd. .. .. United States Express .. .. .. United States tfeauy .. United States Rubber .... .. .. .. United States Rubber pro., .. I'niteil' Rtnten Steel .i .. United States Steel pfd. ....... .. Virginia Carolina Chemical i. .. VtrKlnla 'Carolina Chemical pfd. .. Wabash .. .. .. .. .. .. Wabash pfd. .. .. .. ...y .1 wells rargo express .. .. .. .. Westlnghf.use Electric .. .. .. .. Western Union .. .. ...i Wheeling & Lake Erie ., .. .. ... Wisconsin central Wisconsin Cr.tral pfd Northern Pacific .. CVntrnl leather .. . . . .. .. .. I Central Leather pfd. Glass aneneia Great Northern pfd. Int. Met. .. .' Int. Met. pfd H :.) 5 IS L;i - l-'6 S2 S-.-4 104 101 89 61H 17o . 190 414 13H 150'i 13tto S 10 714 27T4 48 1284 19 80 im 40 3114 75 71 24 55 38 14SV4 145 H'i 174VS 29 79 134 37 26 60", 118 22 48 , 107 136 764 '87, 6 61 53 119'4 : 78 80 75 28H 126'4 93 71- 37 ii5 166 110H 86 S m, 86 224, 95 36 29. , 65 84 116 -21 68 144 29 30 63'4 14M 8rt 101 ,77 : 43 104 $8 l'JOVfc 29 104 U'4 25 i 2i 145 XV I 13 7 40 f0 95 lb7 CO UULi O i hDh If you canft secure deliveries of New Textile Machinery Let, us know your needs We can offer all kinds lots equal to new! Good Things Escape Slow People Greensboro Supply Company GREENSBORO, N. Q. Dilworth Floral Gardens For Fancy Flowers In dealing with our-customers in filling orders by mall or di rect our motto Js: "Put Yourself, lo His Place." Send us your , orders and we will exercise the same care-aawer you hero In person to select1 . '.We put ourselves in your, place and give what wewpuld ex pect to receive The Choicest Selection of Flowers, the Best Serv.ee the Best Prices.' ' " Just a word about our Fancy jCarnatlons,,Boses,-Vloleta, sVal- lies, Sweet Peas. They're the " "best ever." " P. O. Box 127. , Bell Thones. 00 Business. 28 i - Residence. FIRE INSURKNQE THE FOLLOWING COMPANIES REPRESENTED AND , AMPL7 PRO TECTION GUARANTEED: AETNA n ARTFORD PHOENIX NORTH BRITISH PHENIX , NORTH KRN . . PIEDMONT . R. E. Cochrane. Insaranco and Real EstAto Agent. Producer Gas Power Plants Save 50 to 75 per cent of your fuel cost! 'over steam and Electric Power. H. P.-1 HOUR-1 lb. GOAL opened and steady and closed American middling g. o. c. .. .. .. .. . ....... 571 .9 .. .. .. 6 65 Port Movements. I Galveston -firm .. .. . I New Orleans easy Mobile ouiet -.. . .. .. .. Savannah steady .. ' .. .. .. .. 10 13-ie 10 9-18 10 -v , 10 5 MU Charleston firm 10 ust 6.65 Wilmington steady ............ .. 10 ertember .. ,. 6.61 Norfolk firm .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 11 i -October .. .. 6.58 1 Baltimore noml. .. .. .. .. .. .. 11 ."ovember .. .. .. .. .. .. 5 55 I New York quiet .. .. .. .. .. ..11 r-December ........ .. 654 Boston oulet .. .. .11 r-January 5 54 Philadelphia steady ..- . 11.25 -February .. .. .. .. ... 5.55 ;arcn -&.( 4 -,-TVTIF.RIon -MOVEMENT,- - Houston quiet .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 10 13-1 Cottoq Seed Oil. 11 10 10 11 Augusta steady . vaA oil was steady for spot eTnP" i ;ade easier for futures. Prime f tr..rf.V,1," v' o. b. mills SbV4- a 37M,: nrimi. I yellow4: off summer yellow ,Tm . iimi- vnnnT. rte v, rood on summer yellow 43 a 44: ..VT. - v;,.J . .;J v s.ite U a- ii;-prime winter yel-j,nd efficient relief. KODQL nearly ap proximates tne digestive juices.- it di gests what you eat. It is sold on a guaranteed relief plan. Sold nert by . NEW YORK BONDS funding 2s registered . funding 2s, coupon .. . . registered ., .. . coupon .. 1 4s, registered .. .. ', 4s, coupon ., ew 4s, registered .. . fv.- . coupon . n Tobacco 4s .n Tobacco 6s.. .. .. .. .. ,. cn t ei.eral ' 4s r n adjustment 4s, ofd. .. .... J . Coast Line 4s .. " Tt! & Ohio 4s .. .. .. .. .. or Ohio 3s n Itapld Transit cv. 4s .. ! of Oeorgla 5s.. .. ., .. ., if Georgia 1st Inc. .. .. ... f Georgia gd Inc. ofd... .. , -ke & Ohio 4'is .. .. .. .. A , Alton .. .. , B. & Quincey new 4s .. ,, . n. I. & Pacific R. R. 4a .. . H. I. & Pac. It R. col. Kb & Bt Louis gen. 4s ofd. loo industrial Ss t5er.. A. .. 61 j Midland ia .. .. .. .. 70 & Southern 4 91 - .. 101 u Hio Grande 4s ,. .. S5 r lion 4s , $7 ; Securities 6s .. .. ...... 85 t lien 4s , ' reral 4s .. .. . .. $3 - vai.e-y 4',4s .,' ins .. r,K . Scries.., ., ' 074 certificates .. .. ,,. Jiij -. t-ri nicaiep tna erws., VI Sz Nash. Unified 4s. .. 1(4 consol gold 4s .. .. .. hi 7b 103'j 10314 1035 101 101 1J0V4 73 "4 100' 109 sr.b 102 63 71 7U Flawley's Pharmacy. r I r1 ,j- rm ' Complete Oaa horse' power. Engine and Producer Plant Sizes - to 1,000 L INVESTIGATE. : Absolutely the most ' economical ' and reliable power - for operating: Cotton 31111s, Gins, Electric Light and Water- Work-Plant4rnoiitrBfttKrW&lM-li6t- fall to get de ., Bcriptlve catalogues and estimate. .... . . .-. - ': ' '-'; -.-X-.- '' Vlf eber Gob Engine Co- Factory and Slain Office, Kansas City, Mo. Southern Representative, W. T. IRVIN, Selwyn ' Hotel, Charlotte, N. C. . . " -r:vc!vi'j riitCzrZs, . f j rr e--i e " TtvfrtcrstnJEcIsrs ETC., fcTC. Ce:::::-ET flutters, intrrraeilatcs,, Rovlaj Frame Jack Frarnts .- . - -1 C;:r.:r5r ' Drc-:r,I-t::. FinLhsrL KirschncrCir:: -1 - Thread Est:: r: . Vst9K:::2, ETC., ETC CARNATIONS AND ROSES POT PLANTS AND FLORAL . DESIGNS OF EVERT , DESOrtlPTION. 6CUOLTZ. The Florist 20 W. Trade St 'Phone 1443. s Greenhonse 'Plione 2061. THE CROWEIX SATTOKTUM CO, ',... MJXKi. For the Treatment of Whiskey, Morphine and Nerroua , ' Dlaeaaee. finecf&I aoartmenta and nnrua tnr lady patients. All forms of electricity lor treating nervous . aiseaaes. . The tockholdera all belnr -nhntrtina constitute a consulting board. h. u. vauwhoju 51. d rrea. JAJIE3 E. IIITCHELL CO. COMMISSION MERCHANTS. V Cotton Yarns and Cotton Cloths. v . CONSIGNMENTS SOLICITED. Philadelphia, 122 and 124 Cheetaut St. . Boston, 185 Summer St New York, No. 73 Leonard St Charlotte, 23 & Tryon St, JETJC(ES SPINNING qotton YanNS A Merchant Building. W m.A. SpelUssy, Manvcer and SouUiern 1 eentatlve. ' - - - 1 0. A. PiOBCfRlS CSUFLCra ITJIPMrNTS FOR COTTON MHJjB, tX'vli I GENERAL MACSSNEStT. CTIAELOTTE, , . 2I0ETTJ OAHOL c:ic:j-c.iAdc 6pi:.dlc lccm, znwx tto 0 n PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS AND AUDITORS 1 BROWN & HUNTER Examinations made for : Bankers, -Committees and Investors. , 1219-1221 Empire Building, - ATLANTA. GA. Solomon-Norcross ; Co., CTVlXi, STRUCTURAL AND HY DRAULIC ENGINEERS. 1622-1023 Candler Building, 4 ATLANTA, GA. r ! a YOU rr: FOR WHICH PER TON - SAME AS CbAL-S FREIGHT - SAME AS COAL LABOR -SAME AS C0A! 1 ,4t mm :. - " We M . - M J f ral 4s. .r&l 1st Inc. ..... .,, ,, Louis Js ofd. .. .. .. .': & Texas 4s .. .v,f.i & Texas 2nds .. 1. ot Mexico con. 4s ofd. Ontral gen. Vfjt .... Central general 5s ., :i.:o 4s ...... ...... .. 1 - tern consol 4s t Line rfdg. 4s .. .. 71 rai 4s ........ .. a Mountain con. It. lwj : m Francisco fg. 4s !', .'-rn con. s v. .. im 4s .. ., ,, . 74 'ib i 4 g7V, b 1st 4s crti.1cate S.i'4 v fs Vv "ADMIRALTY" ' COAL Comes from the New River-Pocahontas-Smokeless Coal beds of West Virginia. Analyses from West Virginia Geological Survey show that it contains 96 per cent, combustible matter. It is, therefore, low in ash. . rReceived the award at World's Fair, Chicago, for uniformity and purity. ' ' Highest endorsement in United States report on fuel tests at St. Louis. Pronounced the "best tested." Used on United States transports carrying troops from Newport News to Cuba. German, Italian and Turkish men-of-war, coaled with "ADMIRALTY" Coal at Newport News. Used by many of the leading Cotton Mills, Ice Plants, Brick Plant and other manu factories in the South and in New England. . , " Direct shipments from our own mines give us unsurpassed facilities. . . Careful preparation at the mine insures uniform quality. Costs no more than inferior coal,, and produces the most power wkh least consumption hence, the most economical fuel on the market- Once used, always used. -', Investigate "ADMIRALTY" Coal before you buy. Full information by mail or ?nnSthh our representative. IF YOU 'ARE IN- THE MARKET WRITE FOR OUR CONTRACT PROPOSITION. 1 , ' , M. O. . BROOICS, Gcntr&l Mans -cr, Manufacturers and Jobbers Frequently find It necessary to have Banking Facilities In ad dition to those offered by local ' basks. ' ;: THJfi First National Bank OF RICHMOND, VHtGINIA, With $1,000,000.00 Capital Earned Suviiln $600,000.00 " $5,500,060:00 DepoBlM -$9 OOO.OO0.O) Total Resourrcs Offers Jost the Additional Fa cilities) Required. Jno. B. PnrceDV President; jno. M. Miller, Jr., Vice Presi dent; Clias. R. Burnett, As Istant Cashier; J. O. Joplln, Assistant Cashier. . , B3 OQs and Qrtnsea. LabHeMteg Cmsee, Hm?&Zzs OeU Water Pminta. Agenta Watdee' Drercone Cmmyotzlx . CEO. B. ; HISS OIL CC CHARLOTTU If. d . ' . - ; ' - : ,:,: .:.:..- - ... f , : -.: I SPENGER TURNER K ' , :- conriicaion irnRCiiAiTTa CrrrS2t ,Vtm Terk, rhllarteftMsvOleate, 9thu Yams and Cotton Plec vGoods. . i , PAULSON, LINKROUM & C $7-89 LEONARD CTREE! - ' ... ': - . - - - . ' Nltyv -120 CaxXSTNTTT 8TREETZ - - PRTLAI tlO MONROE STREET -. . . . C, Vfilliam B. Charles COTTON TARNS, COTTON C AND COTTON WAftTO. Qgtm Charlette If. C Begtsm Mass. and Mala OSee -Amsterdam. N. T. Shoe Tress preserve shape and add to life and appearance of your footwear. Shapes -to Fit Btyusn biw- and Ladles' 61zea. Miller's patent Extension Trees, price $1.00.' -:: 'U.yr: . Our Improved Lever Trees, price 78c. In ordering, send outuns or snaps or shoe, vrlth lz and wiatn, ana . aaa 25c. for' express or: mailing. Catalogue free. , G1U1EATI1 & CO. ' . (T- 1 J I I- f 1 - BlngJe Lift Jacquard with Independent Cylinder Mottor USE HAL-TON 8 JACQTJARDSL 1 . j : THOMAS HAL TON'S SONS, J J' Z ) ,'"'' Philadelphia, Pa, ' . ' mm mm ii?Tif(?Ti: Come and . look at ; our magnificent line of Dia mond. : We handle nothing except the very hest. It's a ood investment, as Dia mends., arc . dvancinsin Prospective Builders '' Before beginning your building operations, you would do to correspond with us for prices on all sorts of Building Mat We carry a full line of Flooring. Ceiling, Siding. L Trimmings.. Sash. Doors. Blinds, eta. . ; Always prepared to furnish the best materbbs, and efi: yon money. . . j & BOURBONNAI9. -J - ' ' . Hickory. N. C. . , , 1, I 4 BOUTIIERN QTJEEN GRATE ;j OUR LEADER. If It's Grates you want, or Mantels and Tile, see us or write for cata logue. -. v .' J. II. Vcarn & Company Charlotte. N. C IITJTJBAIiD BR03. b CO, xunrovrn c;tjAr. vrrrr rcr.r ; - - c !"-v Tcr: f "-n " A. D. GALKELD b COMMISSION MURCIIA ) 08-7 Leonard Street, NET COTTON. TARf dept: j FredTc Vietor tz A Bsnhcrs 1 lsaeI3aneofia ffonthern ' t WILMINGTON, N. f Washington, D. C, 408 Cc!a: Cotton Llill Ctc EICHABD A; BI . Commission II WAV COTTON TTARP3 AND 1 v-sfi No. 114 Chestnut t PnXLADELPHIA, I wo:
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