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ri- .-.i j:in-ivsis -f : : - ,.. i of I-cal a buii.sh weekly ! at midday ami ,:- aiiviics from r ,rktt shortly after ;. ; the early session it rrivanoe of about j active months on irch buvtnff through .,.n houses. The Wfcsc ; i lor snowers but - v i rr. I'd to make a favor ou local operators, and tic market sapged oft, :.!;r.g sharply fter the wjs issued readinR more i ftiine had looked for. A 3 were caught on the de- i t 12 to 15 points on the but after these were exe s a partial recovery on Wall Street firm Issued a umating the increase In i . r cent and the average pr cent. Southern spot unchanged to He higher. ; e ports to-day U.Oil bales last week and 16,725 last " week 50,000 bales against , k and "tSM last year. To ut New Organs 1,748 bales ! t year, and at Houston .nat.2,3TS last year.. )I7XD IN STOCKS. Apparent Monday Devcl nlay and Prices Go Up :u - Vr 7 ' May 2S. The support which .tie apparent In yesterday's i was ottered to-day, with the complexion of the spec consequence. It was a mat that, after so precipitate a ; as has, occurred, there i extensive uncovered short market as the professional the board room invariably t sales up to the limits Of a ' continued their sales in the . to-day's session and helped level "of prices In many w the lowest prices touched 1 to bring additions to the s selling lower than durtn? March. The aemana wmcn r Htmnort became effective from the uncovered short - of the plainest indications he close proportion of gains losses of yesterday. Stocks . en most acutely depressed oundftd with most apparent Another significant sign of of the buying was the man it subsided at the recovered the profit to-the bears was :y diminished. It died out a last when the final re cs came. So far as there account for the improvement decline in the wheat market t raised over the continuance export s movement were re- j in the International ex ion to-day was a recovery of the rate of sterling exchange is leaves It doubtful whether ill be engaged here to-mor-irt to France or make it cer v engagement will be smaller timated yesterday. The local ..it was unaffected for short was tlightly easier. For time a longer periods, however, the a exceedingly small, j waa not energetic at any steadily subsided, so that the o difficulty in forcing prices last 15 minutes of the trading. , falling then to the lowest of i closing: was distinctly weak, a easy. Total sales par value . S. 2s registered declined 4 i call. i . to-day 686,700 shares includ r ),i0; Smelting 62.0tfl; Sugar o two; "A. C. J' sw; C. & O, W. 700; Pcnna. 27.000; Reading i-rn 2.700; do pfd. 4,000; U. i. . Steel 41,930; Va.-Caro. Chem. . j0: IUI lO- Utes. !;-r v. : . r : ' 1 s:i nwrrow fur OVinr.tl I'.ur but !, 1 woat : i;i " . H 'V1. i.: t ?v" vs . . I'' and We. :;er 1 1 - v U'i .1 .ii.-d in tl'.e omsU'Tii i. i'r of the Lolt. Ituim'a tions are lor continued fair or part c!:udy and warmer weather. The public spirit is strorply In favor of cotton, nevertheless upturns in the mar ket to-d:iy were short lived and New York showed by its action that powerful interests a.e opposing an advance. Tha market interest for outside accounts Is strong in fuiticipation of a bullish bureau rcuort. but on Drctt.v solid jaound, owing to protective margin calls which increaS' ed with the advance. The market may h hld down for a while, owing to ah sence of proper professional nssistanca but In the face of continued unfavorable weather there cannot be much depression and all reserve might be overcome one of these days If the weather does not soon improve very materially. HAYWARD VICK & CLARK. I- flilcaeo Grain and Provision. Chicago. May 28. Sunshine, seasonable tf moeratures and much-needed rain la the west softened the wheat market to day, prices melting away to the extent of t to 2c. under the influence of the more favorable weather conditions. The market waa weak all day and at the close the Julv option showed a loss of 2to 2c.; Sept. 2ac. ' and Dec 2c. Coarse grains were similarly affected. July com declining to and July oats . Pro visions closed unchanged to 12tt lower. High Low Close WHEAT 1 May ,. .. ".. .. July s Sept; .. .. .. .. CORN May .. .. .. .. July Sept. .. OATS . " May ' .. .. July .... .. . Sept. .'. ,. .. .. .. w. PORK July . Sept. LARD ' July .. .. .. .. .. Sept. , RIH8 JtU.v .. .. .. Sept - 97. .100 101 m 63 48 39 16.47 16.57 9.17 9.27 !t. 80 8.87 9t 98 99? 53 52 4714 47 3S .1612 10.57 9.12 9.25 8. SO 8.87 9.-,'i w - 63 53 ' 47H ,47 38 16.30 16.42 9.07 9.22 8.75 8.87 Liverpool Cottoa. Liverpool, May 8. Closing cotton: Spot dull prices 6 noints lower; American mid tiling fair 8.1ft: good middling 7.62; mid dling 7.'W- low middling 6.74: good ordi nary 6.08:' ordinary 5.70. The sales of th day were 4,000 tales, of which 300 were for speculation and export and included 3 4)0 American. Receipts 10.000 bales, in cluding 18,000 American. "Futures opened eacler an closed quiet; American mld- roi.'. .a 6.58 6.34 8.28 6 21 6.18 6.16 6.15 6.K. 6.17 , tiling g. 0. May....... May-June .. June-July Aug.-Sept. . Scpt.-Oct...., Oct.-Nov. ,. Nov.-Dec. .. Dec-Jan. ... Jan.-Feb. .. Feb.-March. March-April Ncr York Cotton kv York. Mav 2S.-Cotton, spot closed steiidy 10 points lower: middling uplands 12.25; middling- gulf 12.50; sales 100 bales. Futures closed steauy. Open High Low May .. 10.90 W.M l"-- June ........ 15.85b - July .. .. .. ..' n.w w.w Aug. .. .. .. .. 10.97 1.02 10.86 fcept. .. 11.06 U IO : 10.9; Oct. .... ".24 11.32 1 .14 NOV...... .... .. ".27 U.ZN Ji.Z Dec ; 11.33 li.w ni Jan. .. .. .. n.V. 11.53 U.!B Feb. .. ... ... ..; i .4j'i March .. .. ..... u-ov -w April ll-53b May 28.-S. -d ." A. I common .ros. & Co.'a Cotton Letter. The Observer. X. May 28. The weather condl i cribed by the government for k does not, agree either with m day to day or with the pri s. Yet the Influence of the rt broke the market, bringing .ulon through various com js whose customers were un file offUlul statement of the ur local traders have for sev lo)klng for a reaction be roachlng holiday and bureau ; IsHued June 4th. Private re to a condition of about 76, a n from which no crop has red. The spot market was points decline. HUBBARD BROS. & CO. Close 10.91 10.88 10.33 10.91 10.97 11.28 11.28 11.30 11.42 11.45 11.49 -f Vdrk ' PriHlu''. k, May 28. Flour dull but e flour firm. Corn meal firm, ot weak; No. 2 red 102 ele 3 to 2c net lower; May i , 'i; Sept tJ5; Dec. ()S. t steady; No. , 64 elevator; " Vc. net lower; May 64; July . 'i.'- - .- - ... t steady: mixed 50. y. Cut meat steady. Lard ued steady. Pork steady. Petroleum firm. Turpen . to 64. Itlce steady. Mo- Kni'ar rflv ntnaftv- fair r ; centrtrugal 90 test, fo.90; mo- ir J3.ia. Refined steady. : ' t auiet. Rio No. 7. (ic: San .''ic; mild cofffcfl dull; Cordova Jutures unchanged. n, unchanged. Cheese steady, li-csts steady. -unchanged. and tanuts firm, unchanged. " irular; domestic per ban el V i potatoes 82 to 2.35; Jersey barrel KJ to ii. - envy 1 to, 12,50 per crate. Dry i voo'Ia 5tPket. :, May 28. The advance of Vtt, s S ached cotton has been gen iry goods market. Kinee th f c. a yard in denims ' th rf'ied has increased. Print very strong, and convertibles bought into next year. There ry lull In the buying of car- s. Llnines are etrong and : were advanced c a yard day. Hetter reports of the ' the trade la China were con- ttie reports received to-day, have been made to India. s are very much firmer and . m general dry goods market : the jobbing and retail houses, 'T'-z i the irlrrtary imtrkeu. , M.'y 28. Flour, quiet, un Wlifiit dull and lower; spot ' to ; Jotithern on grade 'crn -asy, spot mixed ) to v:.:t w: bomnern unite corn Rye firm; No. 2 Western - . w to 8. Butter firm, un f anry imitation 22 to U Ao j 1) 2i; do ladl 'M to 22; store X'i 3S. Kggs steady l'ic. Clieese i irore, ucchansred; large 15; i to li; small ;!. to 15. ;,'?(!. Coarse granulated . 1 ' Now Orlt-ans otton. New Orleans, May 28. -Cotton, spots closed easy and unchanged, middling 12. sales were 975 bales on the spot and 125 to arrive. . i , Futures onened and unchanged 6 points Hwer for the active months. Weather news Immediately affected the market which started upward on unfavorable forecast. This rise was quickly checked by selling in New York, which put prices here considerably lower. The day's range on the active months was 18 to 20 points and 32 points for May, Late in the session prices again went upward on weather news, reported rains In Texas being the principal factor. The rinsing was not far below opening fig ures. It was steady at a decline of 3 to 7 points under yesterday Tli Money Market. - New York. May 28. Money on call easy to 2 per cent., ruling rate 1, closing bid 1; offered at 2. - . Time loans easy on short dates; 60 days per cent, and w days a per cent, mi months 4 to 6 per cent. Close: Prime mercantile paper b per rnt ri nir exchange nrm. with ac tual business In bankers' Dinsnt iisfu.i to 8486 .& for demand ana at nxi.4D to ti.4f. for 60-day bills. Posted rates 1484 and 8487. Commercial runs wsv. nar liver 7'A. Mexican dollars 52. Gov ernmcnt bonds strong; railroad bonds easy. ' - - ' ' ' i New Orleans Future . New Orleans, May 28. Futures closed very steady: January bid ..... ... ... .... 11.70 May bid 11.88 June bid ... 11.9S O CM 5 Denn Warpers 2250 to. 2800 ends. (3 Never Unboxed) , x . 10 Universal Winders Greensboro Supply GREBNSBQRO, Company THE JOEL HUNTER COMPANY PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS AND AUDITORS Suggestions For Improved Accounting Methods. . "-V Balance Sliccts Prepared. - Present Worth Ascertained. ; 1219-20-21 Empire Bld- Atlanta. Ga. NEW YORK BONDS. A U. 8. refunding 2s registered .. .. .. 104 U. S. refunding 2s coupon .. .. h)4 U. S. 3s registered .... .... .. ....... 102 U. S. 3s coupon .... .... ... V 102 II. S. Old 4s registered .. ...... .... 101 U. 8. Old 4s coupon .... .... ... ... 101 U. S. Nsw 43 registered .. .. ...... 129 U. 8. New 4s coupon .. ..a.. .. .... 129 American Tobacco 4s., .." .. .. ... 72 American Tobacco 6s.. ... .. .. .... 105 Atchison general 4s.. .. i.. .. .. .. 97'4 Atchison adjustment 4s bid.;.. .... 89 Atlantic Coast Lino 4s .. .. .. .. 9r Baltimore & Ohio 4s 9$ Raltimor & Ohio 3s.. ....... ...... 92 Brooklyn R. T. cv. 4s., Si Central of Georgia 5s,. .. .. .. .... 102 Central of Georgia 1st Inc. ofd.. .. K Central of Georgia 2nd Inc. ofd.,.. 7? Central of Georgia 3d Inc. ofd.... 59 Chesapeake & Ohio 4s ... .. 101 Chicago A Alton 3s ofd t7 Cliicago. B. & Qulncy new 4s.. ... 92 Chicago, It. T. & P. R. R. 4s........ ' 6j Chicago, R. 1. & P. R. R. col. 5s of 85 C, C, C. & St. Louis gen. 4s 101 Colorado Industrial 5s 8cr. A.. .... 5 Colorado Midland 49 bid.. ...... ...... 7 Colorado & Southern Is 89 Cuba 6 -...J. ,.. 102 Denver & Rio Grande 4s ofd 95 Distillers' Securities 5s.. ..... .... 80 Frie prior lien 4s bld..fr ,. .. .... 95 Krie General 4s ... W so Hocking Valley 4a ofd... , 101 Japan -is ... .... 9-"i Japan 6s 2nd Series ... ..... ....... Japan 4s ctfs.. ...... .... .,92 Japan' 4s clfs. 2nd Scries.; - 91 Louisville Ac .Nash, uninea is iwvs Manhattan consol gold 4s.. , Mexican Central 4s.. , 77 ' Mexican Central 1st Ine 20 t Minn. & St. Louis 4s ofd 9" Missouri, Kansas & Texas 4s. ' ... Ml8sourt. Kansas & Texas 2nds .. .. m Nat'l R. R. of Mexico ci;l. 4s ofd.. m New .York Central gen. 3s. ....... 92 New Jersey Central gen.. 5s bid.... I Northern Pacific 4a io; Northern Paollic r. ..... ...... - i-n Norfolk A Western col. 4s.... ... ... ' (hegon Short Line rfdg. 4s,, ...... 90 I'enr.. cv. 3s.. .. .. l; Reading General 43 ... ... ... .T4 Kt. 1m & Iron Mountain col. 6s tld. 1K' St. Louts ; Bar. Francisco tg. 48.. St. Louis Southwestern con. 4s bid - Seaboard Air Line 4s bid.. .. ...... " Southern Pacific, 4s .. ' . Southern Paclfid "1st 4s ctfs.. ." Southern Railway Fs.. .. .... Texas & Pacific lsts bid., .. ....., llaVi Tcledo. St. IjDiiis & Western 4s ofd. 7s Union Pacific 4s.. .. .. .. . J3 IT. g. Steel 2nd bs.. .. .. .. .. Wabash 7sts Western Md. 4s ofd .. ' Wisconsin Central 4s..' .. .I Japan 4s ctfs.. .. .. .. .. .. .. .... . ' CLOSING STOCK LIST. Adams Express .. .... ............ Amalgamated Copper .... American Car & Foundry ,. American Car & Foundry pfd.. .. American Cotton Oil American Cotton Oil pfd. ,..( ...... American Kxpress American Hide & Leather pfd.. .. American Ice .. ...... ... American Linseed Oil ..... ....... American Linseed OH pfd.. . .. American locomotive .... ... ... American LocSmotlve pfd., ..v.. American Smelting & Refining . American Smelting & Refng. pfd. pfd. Chicago Great "Western.. .. Chicago & Northwestern .. Chicago, Mil. & St. Paul.. Chicago Terminal & Trans Chicago Terminal & Trans, v.. v., C & St. Louis i Coorado Fuel & Iron.. Colorado Fuel & Iron Colorado & Southern .. .. .. .. . Colorado & Southern 1st pfd.."'.. . Colorado & Southern 2nd pfd..... Consolidated Gas ..err .. .... . Corn Products Refining .. ir ., w Corn Products Refining pfd Delaware & Hudson ... Delaware, Lackawanna & West.... Denver & Rio Grande .. .. Denver & Rio Grande pfd.. Distillers' Securities .. Erie Krlo 1st r.fd..... ..... Eric 2nd pfd.. 33 General Electric a .... .... 135 Illinois Central , lasi', International Paper ... 11 International Paper pfd.. .. .. .... 71 International Pump 22 International Pump pfd.. .. .. .... 70 . 9 ,. 6 15 05 28 21. 57 116 15 71 ' 161 460 ; 25 6.8 ' 62 2S M'4 Loornr, etch gtc . 4'- '--' Cpi.i2 3 cr.l ii m m m rt " OsV '-.Finisher Lc;; TfcrcsJ Cxtrsctcri. Wells Fargo Express .... AN esuntrnouso t,lectrlc ... Western Union ... Wheeling & Lake Lrle .. Wisconsin Central , W'iseohsin Central pfd... Northern Pacific .. .... Central Leather ..... ... Central Leather pfd Sloss-Sheflield Grtat Northern pfd.. .. Inlerborough-Met. pfd.... Interborough-Met. pfd. . , t . r - . r k , PORT MOVEMENT. s ; Galveston, quiet ... ..... New Orleans, easy Mobile, steady Savannah, steady .. unanesi'iD, wb .. .... ... Wilmington, steady . .. .. .. . Norfolk, Ami .... DUlUinuiCi ... ... ..... . New York, steady , ruLun, ..... ..... ...... ..... Philadelphia, steady v. .. .. .u,.. INTERIOR MOVEMENT,, Houston, steady .. ..... Augusta, steady .... .... Memphis, steady ,. . .. .. . .. St. Louis, ste.tdy . .. lAUiarillff, firm., ,f, ... .... .. ' -- " ''"' "'"; ' "" '! ' 276 Hi 78 10 16 3ii 121. 22 53 124 19 51. 1S 12 USt 11 11 11 13 13 12.25 , 12.25 12.50 12 ", 12 12- , m 12 Iowa Omtral Iowa Central pfd Kansas City Southern .... ... ...j. Kansas City Southern pfd. .. .. .. Ixulsvllle & Nashville.. .. .. ...... Mexican Central Minneapolis & St. L011I3 , Minn., St P. & Sault Stc. M Minn., St. P. & Sault Ste. M. pfd. Missouri Pacific ..... Missouri, Kansas A Texas.. ....r. Missouri, Kansas & Texas pfd.,.. National Lead.. ... ..... National R. R. cf Mexico pfd. ofd. New York Cfntral.,. .. .. .. .. ... New York, Ontario & Western., -a Norfolk & Western North American Pacific Mall .... I'ennsylyanla ...... People's Gas . j... ... ... Fittsburg. C. C. & St. Louis Pressed Steel Car Pressed Steel Car pfd i'uiiman Palace Car Reading .., Reading 1st pfd..... .... Reading 2nd pfd.. ,. Republic Steel ..... .. rtepuinu Dieei pia.. .. .. ., .. ..... At', 2 Rock Island Co .. .. .. 18 Rock Island Co.. ' ..... 43 St. Louis & San Fran. 2nd pfd 30 July bid August bid.. September bid,... O;tober bid , November bid December bid. ...... ...,. .. ...... . . tltnrltiite frtwtuco. 'Corrected Hnlly by R. IL Field 1 niCKons npnng Hens Per Head Eggs .. butter.. . .... ., .. ...... ...... .... ... .. ......a........... Corn .. Cotton Seed Oats Feed ., Outs Seed .. . .. . .. .... a 40 26 IS IS M 82 21 V6 l 12. 'W 11.90 11.8.) 11.72 11.68 11.00 CVi 46 ' 17 U2 280 " :83 35 , IW ; 28 88 3)0 18 - ra 2;i 66 , 102 113 105 "American Sugar Refining .. ,, .. ..120 American Tobacco pfd. ctf.. .. ..91 Anaconda Mining Co. .. 65 Atchison.. 87 Atchison pfd., , 92 Atlantic Coat Llnft... ........ ... Jfl - Baltimore & Ohio 92 Baltimore & Ohio pfd as Brooklyn Rapid Transit.. .... .... 49 Canadian Pacific .... ' 1C7 Central or New Jersey,. ....'1.0' tnesapeaKe oc vatv .. ...... .. ..... a 18 3S 23V. ; 58 108 . 18 45 89 123 72 30 . 61 68 ' 51 109 31 74 67 23 119 89 C5 30 89 101 96 78 75 23 . sill MEN CAPABLE OP EARNING $1,003 TO $3,D A .TO Traveling Salesman, Clerk, Metchant, No Matter What Yonr Bnsinessi A complete reorganization ot the producing department of The Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York 1.. t.i3 wilnn nffnrria a chance for a UK Jl V. KV". " - - few Rood men; a few vacancies on the nirenov force remain open for men of character and ability; you can find out by writing wneuier i wui uw worth while for you to make a change; no previous experience Is necessary. - A course 01 proiessionai instruction given free. - THE MlriUAij bit iAsuiiAii;jKi COMPANY OP NEW YORK, OR HARRIS K. WILLCOX, Mgr, Chnrlotte, N. C. St. Louis Southwestern St. Louis Southwestern pfd,. Southern Pacific .... .... .. .. Southern Pacific pfd.r .. .. .. Southern Railway ..... Southern Railway pfd Tennessee Coal & Iron.. .. Texas & Pacific , Toledo, St. Louis & Wept. Toledd, St Louis & West Union Pacific .. .. .. i. .. Union Pacific pfd.. .. .. .. United States Express .. . United States Realty ., .. United States Rubber . .. .., United States Rubber pfd. United States Steel United States Steel pfd. Virginia-Carolina Chemical 7. . " . Virginia-Carolina Chemical pfd. WabnBh ......... Wabash pfd. ... pfd... 18 74 110 17 55 1,1(1 25 27 ' 50 133ti 87 95 58 3(r 9914 31 91 24 r 102 12 21v5 For Good Building Brick address . Rock Hill Brick Works, Rock Hill, S. C, or Catawba Brick Co., Van Wyck, S. C. t Producer Gas Power Plants Naval Stores. Savannah, Ga., May 28,-Ttirpentlne steaay. wj;. aes coz;. receipts UH; ship ments vj. Rosin firm; au?s 1,150' receipts 2,860; shipments XSffck 37,472. Quote: A B C 14.25; D 4.f" ti.7V, F $4.80; O 84.90; H $5; I $5.30; ; M 5.60; N 85,80; W G 85.85; W W U 1; ; ,;v . 7 ' Wilmington, May 28.Splrlts turpentine nothing doing; receipts 27 casks. Rosin nothing doing; receipts 110. Tar firm, $2.30: receipts 44. j , Crude turpentine firm, $3.60, $175 and $5.25: reo-jlnts 64. -fon ScvhI OIL -'-, I'.ty .Cotton seed oil was ui'tivc and Jinn on light up- " j f. o. b. mills nominal; ,! -f Hew t) noniiii:l; off .... , r.,. p-(1llrj Vf p!'. . , ,"; : I ills,' t.vi fchd Charlotte Cotton Market. These flpures ieprescnt the prices quot ed to wagons. May 28. ed to wagons. 1 May 27. Good middling ,. .. .. .. 12 ftiiet mljldllng ., .. ll"; suooilng .. .. ..... ........ 11 l!fl3 Tinges and stains Comparative Port Blpta. To- , ' Day Galveston .. .. .. .. .. 222 rsavannah .1 ,, .. 2 162 Norfolk . .. .. ,. , Jlsocj Galveston E8TIMATr:. ' To. Morrow. r 15-2.000 WAS WASTING AWAY "I had been irbn wHh kidney dis. :t. for t') last fvf yp;ir.. writes Rob , n i.. . -I t,;i, i, ,m0. ..t lmt JMh r-r . Weil, snd doetnrei with ' 'if!.! r. -1 t.t) i-pinof-,,,, I Save 60 Eloctrlo to 7S per cent Power, of your ftret cost! over steam and 1 H. p-yw-W'QnL 2 V : j Complete Gas Engine and Producer Plant. Sizes to 1,000 ' horse power. ', INVESTIGTITE. Absolutely' the most economical and reliable power for opcraling Cotton Mills, Gins Electric Lights and Water Worko Pluntx, Flour Mills, etc. -l)o not fall to get de ecrlptlve catalogues and esllmales.. ; or NOTHING BUT THE BEST 7 7'7 V';? -7vVl''i-'; '': N'7. AT THE 1J MYSTIC" Socky V.z'Aih Tea Ilaggets A SUiy Siewcina lur uua rii . Brlnst SoWen Health snd Renewed Vigor. . A spectllofor Constipotloa. Indigestion, Liver ipd Kidney trouble. Pimples. Eczema. Impure lftood. Bad Breath. Slugrish Bowels, Headacht and Backache. Its Rocky Mountain Tet, In tab let form. 36 cents a box. Genuine rnsde by Holusteb Dbco Compawt. Madison. Wis, GOLDEN NUGGETS FOR SALLOW PEOPLE FRANK P. MILBURfi & CO. ARCHITECTS WASHINGTON. D. CL , FRANK IIcLEAlT, BUILDER. I have a life experience in the build lng business, and solicit a sham of . the work in my line; plans fur-. nlshed. 206 West Fourth St, JENCKES SPINNING C COTTON YARNS Main Oirtce: rAwixciiET, j:. i. Philadelphia Office: Slariner St Merchant lluild W. A. SPELLISSY, Manas 0. A. ,R00BIIS COMPLETE EQUIPMENTS FOR COTTOX MILLS, POWER PLA GENERAL MACHINERY. ' r 1 ' ,; CHARLOTTE, N ORTH CAROLDIa! j HIGH-GRADE .SPINDLE. L0!If ENGINE. AND VA Sconreo Belt Oils and Greases, Lubrt Greases, Ready-Mixed Paints,- C water Paints. Agents W attles' Dresslne Compound. GEO. B. HISS OIL CO, - ' CIIARLO TTE. N. C .. SPENCER TURNER (? COLIIIISSiON MERCHANTS s , A OFFICES: New York, Philadelphia, Chlcagp, St. Louis, London, En? Yarns and Cotton Piece Goods. PAULSON, LINKROUM & CG .. ' 1 . ;. " y .7'." "', ' jr.;,.' -: 87-89 LEONARD STREET ' - - 120 CHESTNUT STREET ... 18 MARKET STREET - - - - v,; 11 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' '1 r, ' ,1 NEWH - - : pniLADEi) CRl William B. Charles COTTON YARNS, COTTON GOq AND COTTON WASTE. Offices Charlotte, N. C, Boston, Blass., and Amsterdam, N. Blain' Ofllce Amsterdam, N. Y. WE WILL BUY 10 Gray Mfgr. Co. Mill stock (N. C.) 10 Ozark Cotton Mill stock (N. C.) 20 Flint Cotton Mill stock (N. C.).... 10 Cora Cotton Milt stock (N. C....... 10 Stanley Creek Mill stock (N. C.),. 10 Oara Cotton Mill stock .(N. C.)... WE WILL SELL 10 Young Hartsell Mill stock (N. C.) ... ...... u f 1 1 1 ..nnlr XT r. 1 104 120 2' 125 115 10(1 60 126 175 9ti m . . U n,.nn Mill Mtmit M f 1 1ft ftn. MfK. Mill Stock (N.C.) 25 Woodruff Cotton Mill stock (S. C.) 40 Henrietta Cotton Mill stock (N.C.) 10 Mavs Mfff.vCo., C. M. stock (N.C.) 113 73 ffiryvllle Utg. Co. M. stock N.C.) 10 q c t 20Walballa Cotton Mil stock : (8. C.) bid W linn- j ----- SCUM StCtKITIES AKD TRUST CC".PASY A, Glenn, Pres. C. I. Glenn, Treaa. Gastonla. N. C ' Si 103 100 bid fJnsle Lift Jacouard with Independent Cylinder aTotlca. . USE HALrOflTS JACQCARDg. " TUOMAS HAL TON'S SONS, Philadelphia, Pa. FIRE INSURANT THI rOLLOWINQ COMPANIES R EPftEHKWTED AND TECTION GUARANTEED: AETNA HARTFORD IMIOENEC NORTH nRrtl ; pnENIX . NORTH l"UX PIEDMONT R. E.. Cochrane. Iainrancff and Ileal Estate Agent. . 1 Manufacturers and Jobbers Frequently And it necessary to have Hanking Facilities. In ad dition to those offered by local bankS THE first !!:tir.il Br.!( OF IUCIIMOND, 1TRGINIA, With $1,000,000.00 Cnpital lUtrned Surplus $000,000.00 $5,500,000.00 Deposits 1 'jxn(,nf!0.ca Total Resources " 0"Vrs Jt"t tlo AdJlvional I'a r i. a. SOUTHERN QTEEV GRATE 7 OUR LEADER. If it's Urates you want, or Mantels and Tile, tee us o,i write for cata logue. i. II. Vearn & Company Charlotte. N. C HUBBARD BP. 03. b CO., A. D. SALKELD&l COMMISSION MERCIIA 60-73 Leonard Street, 'NEW COTTON YARNS. DEP'T Fred'k'Vietor & Ac HUGH 1IACRAE C Bankers Miscellaneous Southerd So WILMINGTOxV, N. c Washington, D. C, 408 Cojor;' Cotton Hill Stoij! RICHARD A. Bill - Commission Herd' COTTON WARPS AND t' No. 114 Oiestnut ffo) PHILADELPHIA - ... Tiir D'0Lispr&
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