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. i ' 1 1 t:-.,it h 1 end :e davs year tl:? i Vi vs : rf t: is a i o .. ..r.i-i.slh X : i . . '.s for t'no .1 showing .1 , 1 ,,t of th- in oni- a l.lo. Tlu dcse .. i the best with net advance of 12 general list. Sales : l u ti.OOO bales. , s steady at a decline : in response to lower i iii, weather mip, but ., i-t immediately rallied ' ? crop condition reports, half an hour was selling not higher. This was --no Irregularities late .:. but in the early after mi e very strong and ae rinsr of shorts and bull . is rumored that bis ex- buyihg that position aad ; locks would be shipped r rumors were circulated indicate a corner in the is, and before the advance : July had sold at 1201, or from the low point of the 1 46 points over the clob f yesterday. The later comparatively quiet and howed a net gain of nlv 1 -t t. The i::hou:u trovrht into sight dur ing the Ta.-t week has been 56.876 bales, asainst 83.S03 for the same seven days lJust year, and 121.097 year before last. The movement since ept 1 sNtws Teceipts at all United States ports 9.- 671.909 asrainst '7.548.493 last year; overland across the Mississippi. Ohio and Potomac rlverse to Northern mills and Canada. 1.159.913 against v? 5), 321 last year, Interior stocks In ex cess of those held at the close of tre commercial year 143.360 against 129, 717 last year; Southern mills taking: 2.099.000 against 1977.360 last year. , These make the total movement since Sept. 1. 13.074,182 against 10,- 594.891 last year, Foreign exports for the week have been 73.645 against 84.205 last year, making the total thus far for the ae? son 8.102.834 against C.023.8C2 last vear. - The total takings of American mills, north, south and Canada thus far for the season have been 4,585,8 Si, against 4,280,881 Jast year. Stocks at the seaboard, and the 9 leading Southern Interior centres have decreased during- the week 80,9.7 bales, against a decrease duri.i? the 20 points owing probably ' ;?7;;Pnd,n Perl)1 l&at sea3Jil of .yet..:. 4 I W V C 3 .. . ... . , , Mm . nw,k a including biocks leil over m yuno and. Interior towns from the last crop, and the number of bales brought Into sight thua far from the new crop, the supply to date is 13.371.9a2. mirst 11.039,422 for the same period last year. - - The Worlds Visible Supply. New Orleans, June 7. SecreUry Hester's statement of the world s vis (4 that continued good aid lead to an improve p reports. The lnto-sight the week were light point uliish visible supply stater-row. Southern spot mar 0enerally' unchanged. -at. the ports to-day 8,253 st 7,318 last week and 9, ar. For the week 30,000 i-st 52,780 last week, and year. To-day's receipts at 6 bales, against 1,029 last ;ets trade review. sht Improvements-In Crop ix West and South Re tail Trade Quite Satlsfac p , Uncertainties Induce s ism in Future Ordering, . k. June - 7. Bradatreet's will say: ,,,- -rents In trade and crop prevent i generalization, been a further slight 1m ln crop conditions due to ;her temperatures West and cessation of rain In the cot Thls has made for a more feeling as to ultimate yields i trade in the sections en n a small share of season ed' but the great majority nd particularly those In the ilf of the country complain ?d slow retail trade and col eports as to fair trade are actory, a reflection possibly ct that retail stocks were ed tip last winter. Crop un Ible suurly of cotton Issued to-day shows the totar visible to be 4,073,275, against 4,181.095 last week, and 3, 821,010 last year. Of this the total of American cotton is 2,677,375, agairst 2,812,095 last week , and 2.158,010 last year, and of all other kinds, in cluding Egypt, Brazil, India, etc., 1, 396.000. against 1,389,000 last week, and 1,463,000 last year. Of the world's visible supp'v of cotton there Is now alioit ahl h-ld in Great Britain and Cdntliental Eurore 2,521.000, against l.S?l.00C. !at year In Egypt 106,000, ngilnst .S3.000 last year; In India 753,000. against 9M, 000 last year; and In.the T fait 1 States 693,000, against 732,000 .?ast year. Hayward, Vick & Clark's Daily Cot . ton Letter. Special to Tim Observer. New Orleans, La., June 7. Liverpool was very steady up to the time of co-operation from our side when futures lost nine points as due on yesterday's closs of the American market. Cables report selling on Improved crop accounts. Like yesterday. New York was Inclined to weaken and from news to hand and ac tion. It looks as if certain leading Inter' eKts had temporarily withdrawn their sympathy and tactical assistance from the bull tide. We are facing; a struitKlo onrt th fact that re-order popular feeling and support against t,T i ,,. v .h profess onal Indifference or opposition. h s spring has been practl- The decision will come from weathsr do 11 ! UT 5 Denn Warpers 2250 to 2800 ends (3 Never Unboxed) . 10 Universal Winders : Greensboro Supply Company GREENSBQRO, N.; Q.' Chicago Grain and Provision Chicago. June - 7. A rumor that the forthcominir Kansas -State crop report will schow a condition of slightly above 62 per cnt. aided by damage reports from the same State caused a flurry In to day's wheat market and advanced prices more than i cents above the lowest pomi of the day. The market, However, closed KMk. th Jnlv dpllvprv hpttt down l'i. The September option was off lc, July corn was lower, oats stiowea a n loss of 3k. Provisions were a shade iower to 26 higher. Hign jjow woso WHEAT July .. .. September December CORN- July .. 98 96 95 ..10") D8 ..101ft 9S 93 64V 63 53 September ... 54 MT4 M OATS .... July ", September 3S 37 37 PORK- . July .... .. .. .. .. ....w-30 September W.E0 16.42.16.47 LARD :'" . . July ...... .. .. '' .w - September -. 9.25 9.17 9.17 RIBS- ... jnlw ,. .rfi ' B.(J September -8.92 8.90 .) Wheat Corn .. (Jjats .. U a. m. m, CHICAGO CARS. STOCK SALES. te m. 26 137 216,000 356,100 408.300 Weekly Interior Cotton Towns. nt in many lines, however, iservatlsm, as to future or 1 there is less disposition to eely in future committments situation becomes clearer. n markets are very quiet, ! ces are sold so far ahead ;cers are not uneasy over the f business New business In is of moderate proportions. PRICE CONCESSIONS. d Heavy Engagements of r Export to Paris To-Day t Active Absorption of Stocks to a HtaiulNtill, But Prices Jfled to HlgliCMt lievel Again i tlie Day. ork. June 7. An active ab f stocks on a rising scale to brought almost to a standi till nexpectedly heavy engage- gold for export to Paris to "onditions in the exchange ad prepared expectation fr 1 shipments to-morrow, but a sum "as 13,600,000 was a The movement was the more e by reason of the f ailurw ireign exchange market to ; effect as is usual owing to m of selling exchange bills Id shipments when they are ' rates to-day, however, were intained and it was evident outward movement of gold xtend over into next week. i of the day was the number rs of new railroad relations me Into circulation. Appar plan for tranftferof control ston & Maine to the New x Haven, & Hartford gave us to the surmise. Many of cred about a supposed trans trol of Delaware & Hudson, of them is considered a r.y nvttdn. The coalers were all y the evidence of prosperous i in that trade. Included In ng; was the huge increase' in age of the,. May, shipments e in May !lat year.. Reading's In 'the day'a advance was ae to this and was increased -a of a proposed Increase In nd rate also without official The check to activity which the gold export engage--ulted in only slight concei- prlces, and they were lifted to '-t level again late in the ; closing tone was fairly, stja- were firm. Total sales par 26,000. .; .'Cv,,.,,..,.,......,.,., bonds were unchanged on ct'l. ales to-day 623,400, Including: 29, 200: Smelting 23,400; To- 00 A. C- I j. 800; a &0. 17.C0; 3,600; P.eading 165.500; L. & : NV & W. 1,100; Union Paci- .; United States fiteel 83.309; P.wy 1,700; do pfd. 100; Va. jn-micai oug; ao pia iuo; .' ia Bieei 200, velopmcnti In the next few days. Tho Journal of Commerce makes the condi tion of the cron on May 30th 69 against S2 last year and 77.4 in 1905. This condi tion figure, although representing th Poorest start and condition of any crop at so late a ante wnich may do ol im greatest importance and consequence In the future, was not as low as rooplo ex pected ana disappointment caused the usual selling. The Increase In acreage is estimated at 1.2 per cent, followed by the comment that planting is not completed. Weather conditions over night were fa vorable. Temperatures rather high in the western und central belt and no pre cipitation is recorded. Indications are for cloudy weather and a break n the dry spell over Sunday. Our information 1 from Texns does not so far confirm tho great improvement reportod by others. uiir news savs that it there has oeen any betterment it was certainly very slight. Although quite a number selling orders in majority, the market is steady. Con tracts paMlnt? Into stronger hands. HAYWARD, VICK & CLARK. c 4l C o Hubbard Bros. & Co.'s Cotton Letter. Special to The Observer. New York, June 7. A rumor was cur rent that the Increase in the demand for the low grades had led to large purchases here of July for Liverpool account with the Intention of taking up the stock be- eiinsi It was I'henper ihnn any other o . This 11 to a sh irn d mai l', for Ju ly tmrter wmcli tlint delivery advanced weme 40 pomM frcm te cf eiing. The if msincer or mt marnet wss atrected in nyinpathy . nlurjtigli tlie vtather In the houth was Letter tan fcr n long time, it is iKlieved tat w.lnners have bought a larger norfk-it of our suck than renre senttd in the recent sales. The under tone .remain? bullish with the traders nullum and Ir.okmg for r. fr.arp advance In Liverpool tf -tnorrow. The spot market ws btonJy ai :' tmlnts firtvar.ee. JfUBBARD BROS. St CO, i c . It o Albany .. .. Athens Atlanta firm Krenham Charlotte steady Columbia Columbus, Oa.. firm 12 Columbus, Miss. .. Kufala Greenville .. ,. .. .... Helena .. .. .. .. .. Little Rock steady Mncon .. .. 1 Meridian Montomery steady Nashville firm .... Natchez .. .. .. .. Newberry Raleigh easy .. .. Rome Hhreveport firm ... Vicksburg .. Yaxoo City .. .. .. 12 '12 14 12 12 13 12 . j . . j 76 1W 2 39 1,496 ttt 13 21 -790 35 407 40 70 3iM 4(12 'M ' 12; 65 271 304 112 19 . c -. oi E ' ;. 3 y ' 2 to a 2i4 4.7) -75 39 2,71 TXf' 387 XL 735 . New York Cfetton New York, June 7. Cotton, spot closed steady, 25 points higher; middling uplands 13.25; middling gulf 13.50; sales 366 bales. mures closed steady. wune July Aug. Sept Oct .. ., NOV, Dec. Jan. ..' Feb. ,. Mch. .. Arrll, x x-Bld. Open High Low Closa 1L93 12!m lTw 11.93 1LSS .11.88 11.82 11.61 11.87 11.60 11.77 1U7 1103 11.77 11.9a 11.80 11.96 11.W 11.95 11.81 ll'.OS 11.80 11.99 11.85 12.05 1L85 12.0S 11.88 12.16 1U3 12.22 U.97 U'18 11.97 Tlio Dry Goods Market. New York, June 7.-The Vetail trade In dry goods was better to-day owing to warmer weather, but conditions have forced a retrenchment in expenses and the 'discharge of several employes In some large houses. The primary cotton goods market holds firm, nd active with in l ha limits possible when goods are scarce. Samples of new clip wools are arriving. Fancy serge will be opened next week. The jobbing trado for the day was mors 'active. . l!Niiiit' I'nwimtv Corrected dally by R. H.'Tleld A t:hlckens Mprimj Hens-Per Head .. ' ! ..... , Eggs .. . i butter.. i....' .... ... .... . .. Corn .. .... .. Cotton Seed Oats teea ... te4t 855 941 3.855 64 137 1,26ft 1.28J 17 57 12 150 ' 200 926 " 1,301 1.373 Weekly Cotton Movement New York. June 7. The following sta tistics on the movement of cotton for tho week ending Friday, Juna 7, 1W7, were compiled by the New York Cotton Exchange. WEKK.L.I MUVJUAlhNi.'. This Year 29.919 13,201 26,000 IlSt YeafO 10,397 30,000 Naval Stores. Ca., June 7. Turpentine fiini r-t'elpts l.trS; .shipment fa.. . titles rewin 2.212; i; stock 47.522. Quole; A B C fi..a a-4.36; E ti.50 a ft0: ; H li.S5; If $5; 1 85.23; K u ' i.75; N $- 70 a 85.93; W U ' V y a pi.iA. rn, June 7. Kpirlts lurpisrUn -elpts t'O casks. hi, bid HK: r oitj 4y. i, U-4": receipts 61 ' 'nfTHine firui, ttel. -l.75 and I) DOLLARS' 'WORTH OV a(TUctfI with kidney and for yifrs. p.niirg crsvH t cxcriK i.-iting pain,' fcijs ' , ;i Wfll known 'nal oppra ( "I got no relief Irom 1 tf?nn- taMnjf Foley's ' ti.f- r ' t w?.s n:!r- New Orleans Cotton. ; New Orleans, June 7.Cotton. spot quo tatiens wre revised -by the committee lo-any nitii tho result of a uniform nd vancj of -4c per injund on all gradea. middling 12c. Maiket firm. Halec were v,m nun- on the spot, end 2Wi to arrive. future opened ateady from 5 points net lower to 1 hlelier. WpiithT ronnrta were fairly good but price did j.ot drop irvmuiy ior uiir cauae. July began a nensaiionai aavan' which run up to 25 points or nearly $1.50 per bale, and carried this optUn to the lie nlarU. Thl was the tlrat time lit nearly four ysar that )3c cotton has been quoted at New uneana ano juiy s advance trved to cany xne oinr moniM up. thouch thav advanced less rapidly. The other month.; sowea gain oi jt to ;w points July's ad vunee negjtlations to buy l'W.iVH) balas of July on te agreement not to r.niuir on contract, but to dispose of the cottm to consumers. The close w stoady with prices iu 10 i poinut over last nigbt. futures ciobi aieauy. Ports receipts Overland to mis., and tan. Sou. mill takings (estimat.) Lobs of stock at interior towns .zo.wo zu,u Brought Into sight for wk. 43,40o - ?S, TOTAL CROP MOVKMBW':. ' Port receipts ;. 9,606,994 7,584,211 Overland to mills and ' Canada .. .. i.ios.ew Southern mill takings . . . (eatlmated) z,os.,ooo i.sju.ow Stock at interior towns In excess of September 1st 128,963 103,469 o. 20 030 40 045 18 Z19 16 U m 83 a Co Cats-Seed ..... 65 .. Charlotte Cotton Market. ' ' These figures represent the prices quot ed to wagons. - r May 7. Good middling .. .. 13 Strict middling .... ..... 12',j Middling 12 Tinges and stains ...... 10311 Comparative1 Port Itecelpts. To- Day 2.190 Mobile .. m Savannah .. .. w 654 Charleston .. .. 18 Norfolk .. .. .. ...... 3S6 Eoston , .. .. 141 Total estimate .. 7,000 . ' INTERIOR RECEIPTS. To- Oalveston V c mm LCCH2J, - r;..: :::.:rC.-:". vc;:3 r: " Baltimore & Ohio Baltimore & Old pfd. .. ., Brooklyn Rapid Transit .. Canadian Pacific . Ontrai of New Jersey ...t . ... 94H 8S 53H . .. .. .... jira Chesapeake & Ohio .. .. .. 354 Chicago Great Western Chicago & Northwestern .. ,. .. .. Chicago, Mil. & St Pauk.. j. .. Chicago Terminal Tr&ns. .... .. Chicago Terminal & Trans, pfd.,.. C. C. d &- St Louis .. .. .. .. Colorado Fuel & Iron .. .. .. Colorado & Southern .. '.v.. Colorado .t Southern -st pfd loioraao isouinern sn dpld. .. ,, Consolidated Gas Corn Products Refining ., .. ...... Corn products Kenning pfd.',.'.. Delaware & Hudson .. .. Delaware, Lackawanna & West. Ienver & Rio Grande .. .. .. ,. .. Ienver & Rio lranda pfd. .. .. .. Distillers' Securities y. .. .. Lrie. .. .. .. ...... .. .. ..... ...... I'.rie ist ptn. ... Erie 2ndpfd. .. v General Electric .'. Hocking Valley . .. Illinois Central .. .. International. Paper International Paper pfd. International Pump .. .i International Pumn nfd. Iowa Central .. .. .. 17 lowa wninu piu. .. ., Kansas City Souther .. .. .. .. .. 24V4 Kansas City Southern pfd .. .. .. .. 6014 iKiuisvllle & Nashville .. .. .. .. .. 112H Mexican. Central .. , 20Vi Mtnnpolls He St.1uis ofd ..,..-.. 47 MlnnSt. P. & Sault Ste. M. .. .. MVS Minn., St. P. & Sault Ste. M. pfd 127 Missouri Pacific .. .. .. .. . .. .. 74'4 10 142 1274 a -? 15 , 65 '.29 22 57 44 119- 17 72 166 ? 450 25'4 70 64 21Ti Brt 35'4 l: 70 135 13' 71 22 70 82vi 64 60 4H H1H 35 74 70 , 67 28 120 90 67 32 R 162 104 80 82 25 80 Vi Memphis .. Houston .. , Little Rock Day 133 256 75 Last Year Missouri. Kansas & Texas Missouri, Kansas & Texas pfd. National Lead .. .. .. .. .. .. . National R. R. of Mexico New York Central New York Ontario & Western Norfolk & Western Norfolk & Western North American Pacific Mall .. . Pennsylvania .. People s Gas .4 .. .. .. Pittsbur, C.. C & St. Louis Pressed Steel Car iTessed Steel Car pfd. .. .. Pullman Palace Car Reeding .. Reading 1st pra Reading 2nd pfd .. V ReDUblic Steel . Republic Steel rfd .. .. .. j2 Rook Island Co ..' zi Reck Island Co. pfd. ..... .. Rubber Goods pfd .. . .. .. St. Louis & San Fran. 2nd pfd. St. Louis Southwestern .. .. . i'V -w.v.. . w ft Southern Pacific pfd .. .. .. .. .. ... Southern Railway Southern Railway pfd. ... .. .. .. w Tennessee Coal & Iron .... " Texas & Pacific Toledo, St Louis & West. .. .. .. .. 27 Tnl.il! St Trills &. W68t. Pfd. .. Union Pacific .. .. .. .. t ITnlon Pacific prd. .. .. United States express .. .. ..-. Lnitsd States Realty ., Hr,imA states Rubber Trnltd States Rubber pfd. ,. United States Steel JENCKES Jlaln Olflce: PAW1UCKKT,. R. 1. SPINNING; cotton ynnvs - . PhlladclVhli C Mariner & JlortliS; W. A. SFEIXISSY, 0. A. KODDINS' COMPLETE EQUIPMENTS FOR COTTON MILLS, POWER PLA' . GENERAL MACHINERY. - . , . t OHAJlLOTTE,ir ORTH CAROLIIT A.' 1 HIGH-GRADE SPINDLE. LOOM, EKGIHE, AfiD V, 0 45 97 . 32 19 51 136 86 95 58 United states ieei pm. -j. Virginla-caroi na v;nerima. .. .. ;.. 99 33 Estimates. .. . . New Orleans Houston .. .. To Morrnw. 71,000 to 1,500 1,500 to 2,000 104 12 23 280 142 80 10 16 ... ...... . ., January bid June bid .. July bid ..... August bid .... Setmber bid Orttber bid .. Novemler bid ltcmber bid . 12.3A 12.71 12.V9 12 Mi 12.SC 12.4: 12.38 12.28 Brought into sight thus far tor season u.uzo.oji w,wo,oo( Liverpool Cotton. Uvernool. June 7. Chiton, spot smalUi business done; prices S points lower; Am erican middling fair 8.62; good middling :.M: m ddl ng 7.44; low middling 7.10: good ordinary 6.44; ordinary 6.06. The sales or tne uay were 3,ww Dales, or which 300 were for speculation and ex nort and Included 2.800 American. Re ceipts 2,000 bales, including 1,000 Amerl. can. - - - Futures opened steady and closed steady; American middling g. o. c. WW 6.84 6.77 6.73 6.59 .55 6.48 6.48 .4i; C.4(-. . 6.47 tf.iS June June-July July-Aug . Aug-wept Hopl-Oct t K t-NOV . Nov-Dee - Iec-.tan. Jan-Feb. ,. ., Feb-March .. .. March-April ,. , April-May i ., I " New York Produce. jew 1 orK, june 7. muter quiet, un cnanirca. wneeso lrreeuwtr. new Btatt. full cream, colored small, best 12; white small Wk; large, colored, best 12; white i a HKims a vvi. I;gcs quiet, unchanircd. Flour dull and barely steady. Rye flour v. Rirauf, Iyc uuu ' Wheat, spot eaayf No. 2, red 11.01 ele vator; options in tc lower; July fl.04; Sept. tl.04; Dec. 11.05. ' ' Cm. spot steady; No, 2, 04 elevator; options net lower; July 62; Kept 62. Oats, spot steady, mixed 60. Beef Bt.-ady. Cut meats steady. Nird steady. Weetern prime 9.05 a 9 .15; refined easy: erntim nt 9.50: ' 8 A 10.3f; compound 9 a 9,4. i' rk steady. Tallow at end v. Petrol eum Mrni Itoain steady, turpentine easy. ) L Rice steady.' Hugar, raw etPady. fair reitning $3.;w; .nlrlfufal 9i.tpat 83.86; molases sugar $3.11; refined oulet. CotTte, spot quiet, Rio No. 7.x. Santos No. 4, 7; mild coffee dull, cordova I a Unchanged to . 1ft points lower. Freights and pnut quiet, unchanged. Potato" firm. nw pr burrel $3 a 83.50; 011 II. a a xaona ige eay, tinchang- Baltimore produce. Baltimore. June 7vinn. un... . firmer; spot mptract -Southern bv ample so a 8; do on grad 89 a 96 Corn firmer, spot mixed 60 a 60Tt: 5 white 62' a 62: Southern wtSt. a 6", " Oats oulet. No. 5 mixes 49 a inu t,,. firm; No, 2 Western domestic choice "88 a 90. Butter firm, unchanged, fancy imitation 15; do crsamery 15'4 a 15.do ladle IB a 15; stcre pacgeo a is,- r Eggs steady, unchanged, 17 a 17Uc, Cliecse activn, strong and unchanged: . . V r 1 ' large jo a jova. Bugur unchanged. Baltimore, June 7. Keabourd Air Line common and nrd. n. a. v ' H10 Money larket. New Tork. June 7, Money ion call easy. a 2 per cent; ruling rate 2. closing bid J. offered at 2. Time loans very dull and steady, no days 8 a 24 ix'r cent, and 90 days 3 to 4 per cent; 6 months i a 6 per cent. Close: Prime mercantile paper 6 a 6 per cent; sterling exchange strong wiui actual business In bankers bills at tMM a li7.10 for rifmnnd and at IS3.7 a )m.'to tor w cay tills. , rust en rates Ji.M',4 and UH. Commercial bills $4i. Bar fllver Mexican dollars Bl4. Oovernmeu NEW YORK- BONDS tT. S. refunding 2s registered .. U. S. refunding 2s coupon .. .. U. 8. 3s, registered .. .. .. . U. S. 3s coupon .. .. ..... ... U. 8. Old 4 . U. 8. Old 4s coupon .. .. .. L'. 8. New 4s registered u. . 1NOW 4 coupon .. American Tobacco 4s American Tobacco 6s ........ Atchison general 4s -., .. .. ,, .. Atchison adjustment 4s ofd. Atlantic Coast Jjlne 4s .. .. .. ., Baltimore & Ohio.. .. .. .. .. .. .. Baltimore & Ohio8 .. Brooklyn Rapid Transit cr .. ,. Central of Georgia 5s .. .. .. .. .. Central of Georgia 1st Inc. ofd. .. .. Central of Georgia 2nd Inc. ofd. .. Central of ' Georgia . 3d Inc .. .. .7 Chesapeake & Ohio 4s bid Chicago & Alton 3s ofd. .. ... .. .. Chicago, B. & Qulncy new 4a .. .. Chicago. R. I. & P. R, R. 4s .. .. .. Chicago, It I. & P. R. a col. 5s .. C. a & St Louis gen. 4s ,. .. .. oiorauo jnauscnai 6s Ber. olorado Midland 4s .. Colorado Southern 4s uba as ofd ;.,. Denver & Rio Grande 4s Distillers' Securities 5a Erie prior lien 4s ,. .. urie uenerai 4.1 Hocking Valley 4s janan .. Japan 6s 2nd Series Japan 4l4s certif. ,. ... ., ... ., .... Japan 4s certif. 2nd Series ... .. . Itulavllle & Nash. Unified 4s Munhattan gold 4s bid Mexican central 4s. bid. .. .. .. .. Mexican Central 1st' Inc. bid Minn, & St. Louis 4s bid Missouri,. Kansas & Texjtas 4a ... Missouri, aKnsas & Texas 2nds .... Rational k. k. cr Mex. 00 n. 4s ofd New. Jersey Central general 5a bid iMortncrn t'acinc 4s bid .. .. .. .. Northern Paellie 8s ,. .. .. Norfolk & Western consol 4s . Oregon Short Line rfdg. 4s.... .. ,. ienn, cv. an .. ....... .... .. ,.. Heading General 4s .. .. .. .. .. .... 104 . .. 104 .. 102 .... 102 ' : .. '100 .... 10W . .. 1284 . ..; 128' . .. 73 ... 105 . ... TO . .... 90 96 S3 92 81 103 85 70 59 100 67 " 92 67 84 98 68',4 69 89 102 81 Virginia-Carolina Chemical pfd Wabash .. .. .. Wabash pfd .. .. .. vv.u irararo Kxoress .. .. Westinghouse Electric U".corn TTnlon .. j Wheling & Lake Erie tVlsconsin Central pfd. ."V CooKl. . .. ... .. .. ti . 1TS r.ntral Tveather .. -- Central leather pfd. !', Sloss-Sheffleld .. .. , Great Northern pfd. . .. .. Interborough-Metropolltan . ... Interborough-Met. pio. 66 126 18 48 . ; ' PORT MOVEMENT. Galveston fl?m New Orleans firm Mobile firm .. .. Savannah firm Charleston nominal wiiminsrton nominal .. . Norfolk steady! t Baltimore nominal New York steady . Bonton steady .. . TOilladnlnhia firm r tot INTERIOR Houston .steady ... .. Augusta steady " Memphis steady St Louis stiady .. .. .. Iulsvllle lirra " 12V 12 12 12 13, 12V 13.25 13.25 13.60 13 13 12 1? 12 Scouree Belt Oils and Greases, Lnbrt Greases, Ready-Mixed Paints, . Water Paintsv AgenU Wattles' Drcsslne Compound. CEO. B. HISS OIL CO. . CIIAKLOTTE. N. C. J. SPENCER TURNER COMMISSION MERCHANTS OFFICES: New York. Philadelnhla. Clilcaeo. St Lonl. London, ic," Yarns and Cotton Piece Goods. : r 1 PAULSON LINKROUM & G( Cottoini 87-89 LEONARD STREET 120 CHESTNUT STREET 186 MARKET STREET - NEW PHILAlit . - ci; William B. Charles 'cotton' yarns, cotton go' AND COTTON WASTE. Offices Charlotte, N. C, Boston, Mass., and Amsterdam, N. 1 Main Oillce Amsterdam, N. Y. V II r-' . p Clngle Lift Jacquard with Independent Cylinder lZottoa. ' - v USE HALrocVS JACQUARD g. . , THOMAS UALTON'S SONS, " i" . ';. phlladelpkia, Pa. .. A FORTUNATE TEXAN. v 11 HflArl IAA ni . AVI 131.1 Mr. r- " """"rr: t r.af vrir Louis uaiias. xi., w .;- :i - i,uh -rr. I have -Docpnw ---"-- ,.1Tatlve I King's New Lite r ... S ; aisposes lever peiore xr. -' Th-v don't 81 K of malaria and billlousness. - if,.'0 ?3 gr,nd nor grlP. 25c. at all druggists. . . FRANK P. MlLBUlcil it w ARCHITECTS t WASHINGTON. D. CL HOLLISTER llil St. Louis' & Kan Francisco fg. 4s St. Louis S'western con. 4s ., ... Seaboard Air Line 4s .. .. .. ,, southern Pacific 4s .. .. .. .. . Southern Pacific, 1st 4s certif. .. fctmthern Railway 5s .. .. Texas & Paclflo lsts Toledo, St L. & Western 4s ofd. imion Pacific 4s .. .. : v.. H. BUhI 2nd 5s .. . .. .. ., .. Wnlioul. 1u Western Mtl 4s hid .. , 74 AVUconsin Central 4s .V. ......... 80 japan 4s ctfs. bid.. .. .. .. KJ 73 73 71 87 mi 112 7 9: ,lox Rc!ty Kc.fcb Tea I;sct3 Brine 6oM Health wd Rwewttl V t. ..i..nn Tndiffestlon, Liver A specino i Kjuao ""Tl - FTm A. Impure snd BMkeem. w w--r- , m torm. - una. Wis. incM unnr.FTS FOR SALLOW FtBrU. WE WILL BUY CLOSINQ BTOCK LIST Aninm Kn. Amalgamated Conner American Car ft Foundry American uar a American Cottjj American Cottoi American r. American Hide & Leather pfd inniwrii.-itn n: ;,. ,, American Linseed Oil American Llnsoed Oil ptd 10 Gray Mfg. Co. Mill stock (N. C) .A -..C.L. P.ttnn Mill StOCk (N. C) 20 Flint Cotton M l Block (N, C.).... 10 Cora Cotton miii oca J' AT 10 Stanley Creek Mill stock K. C).. 10 Oara Cotton Mill stock (N. C.).., WE V7ILL SELL ir Young Ilartsell Mill stock (N. C 5 Menaren Cotton Mill sto5k (N. C.) .5 SJrjT.Mtn. Mfg. Mill Stock (N.C.) 3110 104 120 21 125 115 106 0 125 THQ FIRE mSUR2WB . 1 I AND FOLLOWING COMPANIES RKPRESJ5XTED TECTION GUARANTEED: AETNA llARTI'ORD PHOENIX NjDRTTI URrJ PHENEC NORTHERN .PIEDMONT 1 R. E. Cochrane. - Insnranc and R eat Estate"' Agent " t 1 HUBBARD BROS. & CO., HANOVER SQUARE, NEW YORK. MEMBERS OF New Tork Cotton Ex change, New Orleans Cotton . Ex change, Associate Members Live pool Cotton Exchange. ORDERS SOLICITEDror the pur chase and sale of cotton for future delivery. Correspondence invited. ;ar fc Foundry pfd. .. .. w Jo MenrleHa Cotton Mill stock (N.C.) 175 "otM'Oll .... .. .. .. avl oaffney Cotton-Mill stock IS. C.)., W :ottorfloil V. w May. Mfg. Co.. O. M. stock (N.C) 112 Kxoress -no m cherryvllle Mfg. Co;iM. stock N.C.) loo 19 24 ioa Woodside, pfd. Mm siock cs. j.) 91 Kll CotU Mill stock (S. C.),. 100 -t . 1 'rt iviiif rnrir titi. GO caivin miB , 1 American uwomotive .. .. .. .. .. t:iy rn pilling couon mi ,v.. w u Amerln - Ixicomotlve rfd -J. . ucnwdm Mttv M"1 etn" (N. C.) bid American Hmclting & Kefinlng .. ., US . -ivalhalla Cotton Iviiil Si (a. C.) Lid America u P melting ft Kcfrg. pfd. .. J'mM ',Ve ,,nk buyer and seller 1 Mthrr Aiuprl'-an f;i"J-!r 1. ' V-. r Manufacturers and Jobbers Frequently And It necessary to have Banking Facilities in ad dition to those offered by local banks. THE , first Nafczl k:!k , OP RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, With $1,000,000.00 Capital Earned Surplus $600,000.00 $5,500,000.00 Deposits $9,000,000.00 Total Resources Offers Just the Additional Fa CiMtlM T?elro1. Jno. "Ii. J !!,' rrcsMcnt f 3no, ?L r. Jr., VicoIrea. c -f c r:-H'M?t, v. - Z- A: D. SALKELD sl . . . COMMISSION . MHiqL , V,"--': ;; - ' t 66-72 Leonard Street. NET COTTON YARNS. 1 1 . DEP'T J Fred'k Victor d Ji HUGH IJACRAE . Bankers Bliscellaneous Southern WILMINGTON, H. Washington, D. C. 408 Colo Cotton Mill Stoc RICHARD A. BL Commission Here; COTTON WARPS AND No. 114 Chestnut PHILADELPHIA - . St -V- 4 r t 7II. D'OLIER COTTO'T TAB nnfl at eaoy. Jt.iilroad hor '1 frm.
The Charlotte Observer (Charlotte, N.C.)
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June 8, 1907, edition 1
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