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: . S' l.,ii.iKli- . r s s ho w cr s i . t ( .ibK-s, pood . . i w:Ui ttie pos : r leniptratures In . ai a bearish 'aslnngton to-mor-.) which carried pri- ; ' . Usb down from the ; ' !, uttraotfd a consldera-' i iiHPut sellers and the! ! ;p auring: the middle ses q: and buying for a turn. fi.. mints from the South .;,islit complaints being re- 1 .V... -. T ff A rj licit of boll weevil and during j rrnoon the market workt?d ;dvance of 10 frt 13 points on , . w crop -months and to a of about 4 points en July, movement did not seem to - much fresh buying for ln i (Hint however, and the mar- ' -d again in the lata session wal of liquidation and local re. Last prices were about lowest on th3 more popular i tuthern spot markets report- j re unchanged to c lower. i t the ports to-day were 3,025 r 4 iU (5 In st week and 4.504 last the wek 30.0i bales against ck and 32,302 last yeair. ot'ipta at New Orleans 9M ; I fsl last 3'ear and at Hous s against 1,213 last year. IYJTLY RISE IN PRICES. v . ::.i r n ; n-;-, i-.rA will i.o flout t ; . i vo'ne into the r,-.ukct on any f.ivoral.o turn developing. Weak lor.es have been frozen out the present level seems to U3 to be resting on a solid basis. At the moment bears forget the bad start and deplorable conditions up to the last 10 days and seem to be selling the''market on the present Im provement Later on they will have cause to remember the number of re plantings this crop has had and the discouraging early setback. J. S. BACHE & CO. i of Russian Douiua Slight ibing Influence on Siox-k Jlise in Price of Wheat L'losins Prices About k, June 17. The stock market ik to-day Into the apathetic which marked the operations previous to the week-end re tlvity. There- was obvious f 0 part of some of the profes resta to Ret back the stocks. - of which made that spell of ; h slow and spotty rise in prl ,iy was the result. No cxplan s accompanied the rise, except e inferences were drawn from e of clling pressure, such a n to have been warranted by the world's occurrences. Th 1 of the Kusslan touma was ,i : Influence, but foreign markets t to be disconcerted, as though had been rather clearly fore reign exchange touched the v-l of the year, leaving open ct of further engagements of nipment to Paris, k market was as Indifferent to td recall of the Japanese ani a It wus to the Russian news, i prie of wheat also was lg 1 did not shake tlu growing s In a fair crop return. The ap of a published Interview with ntan of the Inter-State com timission was given some Signl i the financial district on Be lts tone of tolerance towards a for mitigation of harshness In ide of the government towards companies. Operators in Road ssel hopes of lavorable dovel at the directors' meeting of the Railroad of New Jersey to be lorrow. The market came fairly ough a season of profit-taking d about steady. we-e heavy. Active Issues were 'i affected,, but small lota of in--utes could only be marketed at rcsslona from 'previous prices, les par value S'2C,000. Jvaaced and L'. S. V percent. ales to-day 202,000 shares Includ ing 30,400; Sugar LOCO; A, C, U O. 1.000-L. & N. 200: N. & W. ding 84.400: Southern Railway 3,- rierred M0: Union PaPtfio SU.OJii; el 2l.00i; Virginia Carolina Chem- ITiilihflrd Pro. & Co.'s Cotton Letter. Srecial to The Observer. New, York, June. 17. A Tally was due after the sharp break of Saturday and It appeared on reports of hot winds In Okla homa, but was met by a continuance of the same slow outside liquidation which caused the break of Saturday. It Is not able that there Is very little short selling In fact the quickness of, the decline In tho last hour was not to the absence of support that would have come from such an Interest In the market The weather on the whole was favor able throughout the cotton belt and the everr prospect of It so continuing to morrow r much needed favor which i must continue to restore the crop to a ; normal condition. Although we are m June, the plant over a very large area is In the condition usually found In th month of May. -Liverpool should be two points lower to-morrow. HUBBARD BROS. & CO. 3 fj m m Lois 4 v 1 . C3 111 Cu m V.J v.W J-Lot J03 Top Flat JLot 84 Top Flats. Everything ia 'Textile f.!:ct:::ry. Greensboro Supply Company GREENSBORO, N. G. New York Produce, "ork, June 17. Flour steady with iry. iir steady. iil steady. tKpot trm Vo. red 964 eleva tions 1 to m higner. July 93; rr WW, December 102. Spot firm; No. 2. til1, t levator. ; Wb'Ml higher. July tl; Bep- L .. .spot firm; mixed 40. eteady. ' teats steady." lirm; Westoin prima ?S.70 Z $8.80. wady. f-niet v steady, ciim firm. ; ff'Hdy; strained common to good $4.(3. ntlne firtf, 60 CO'A. eteady. - - . 4 dUll. . Raw fltilet: fair refining $3.25; l Vst 13.73. Molasses sugur . fiCd quiet iTee -luiet; Rio No. 7. 6'i; Santos . v. Mild conee (pnei.; oruova Futuras 6 points lower to i point i seed oil weak under better i Biiutli, poor demand and llquida i rime crude f. o. b. nominal; prime r vellow 54; prime white 62, prim s yellow SO f$ 62; off summer yellow eood off summer yellow 61 kg 64. rs f Lh-erpool steady; cotton by ;-, rain by steam IVfed- t r ti'(uli;t; fanry lmnduleked V4 it -r domestic Z r 7. -.( easy; Bermuda new per bW W n,-w domestic e Kl.00 U) $100. cps weak $1.15 55 $l.y Ptr crate, r steady; extra creams 2314 24; ry common to extra 1 21; Bute ;mnwn to fancy IS 5t 23; renovated .n to extra 1 W W- Western fac. c(mmon to tlrst it 7. IS; Western ica cix-amery firsts 20 21. " ' steady: full creamery colored hlte, larg and small, best 11; fair A iO'A 11; tikims 1 4r 1. firmer; nearby selet;ied white Sr. U 't IS; brown and mixed extra first to extra first M 17; West .ts M iP 15; Southerns 11 lo. POHT MOVKMtfNT, i-rUn. steady; Middling V?b,- Net ig 1,15, GroHK Receipts 1,106, Stock CouttiiJnt 4.S71, Coaftwlst 1.104. Orlnuns, quiet j Middling Wm. Nt T'tsJ, Gross Receipts W3, Salts 425, rss Mobile, easy: Middling 12teR MK ay; Middling' ' t2'4, Net Re s 10, Cross Receipts 10. gales 1W, 9,401. Coastwise 100. . irinah, nor-jlnal; Middling 12, Net ris dross Receipts 4iS, Sales 104 , Z,VA Continent 4S. Coastwise 120. t-stjn, nominal; Stock f,306,Coat jiiington. nominal; Net Receipts 10, lUfceiptg 10, Stock 10,719. Mk, steady; Middling 12 1&-W. Net i ts l,m Gross Receipts 1,002, Sales ock 21,071. Coastwise 1.2iX). , Smor". nominal; Middling 1314, Grogs ?s 27S fet'Jck S,5!9. , york, quiet; MiWling 11.10, Gross ' ,S54. Kales ZOO, Hiovk 173,118 Con- 'on, bolldar; Net Rwelpts 48, Gross is (,:, Great Britain 422, -i .drtlphJa. eteady; Middling 13.15, Net : ts ii. Gross Receipts , Stock 'I,' ' d to-day at all ports .Net 3.625. Or. ...a 422. Continent 5.394. Stock ' 4,S. i-sf;l!f!3tjd, at all ports. Nh 8,606, t "i '. 7, France 6',2,7, Continent 8,571. i ,, e Bopt. 1, at all porta, Net 9. ', (A, Britain tSft.m, France C f t 3,3J5,S2S, Japan 241.S47. Hunvard, Tick & CTark'8 Cotton Let- ter. , Special to The Observer. steadied around noon on reports of dry ; winds- doing damage in Texas and j an advance followed here to 11.79 1 for October room traders were the t principal bidders but attracted lit tle outside support as the weatn-, er outlook Js too favorable and nearly all the advance was subsequently lost In the. liquidation of thesa scalp pur chases. It would not be reasonable to nntho hi hnnm rlcht awV ill the absance of a sp?ciflc provocation. The shaping of conditions for the next sub stantial advance needs tlm and disap pointment but the soundness of the pol icy to give the long side the preference under existing conditions and buying Ju diciously on the scale down is not af fected thereby. ' ' ', HAY WARD. VICK & CLARK. INTERIOR MOVEMENT. Houston, quiet: Middling 12, Net Re ceipts 342. Gross Receipts 853, Sales 7a, Stock 24.197. ' Augusta, steady; Middling 13, Net Re ceipts 203, Gross Receipts Ml, Shipments CS8, Sales 20. Stock 14,308. Memphis, steady; Middling 12, Net Re ceipts 180, Gross Receipts 759, Shipments 1.W2, Sales M0. Stock 82,119. - St. Louis, qulut; Middling 12,, Net Rc celots 65, Gross Receipts 744, Shipments 1,045. Stock 24,226. ' Cincinnati, Net Receipts 394, Gross Re ceipts K4, Shipments 277, Stock V.31K. Uxilsville, firm: Middling 12. Total to-dny; Net Receipts 1,184, Gross Receipts 2,779, Shipments, 4.3S5, Bales 585, Stock 152.1K8. , ' Wilmington, June 17.-Splrits turpeqUne nothing doing. Receipts 77 casks. ' Rosin firm $4.05; receipts 271 bbls. Tar firm, $2.50: receipts SI bbls. Crude turpentine firm $3.50 $5.25; re ceipts 28 barrels. ' Liverpool Cotton. . Liverpool, June 17. Cotton spot moder ate business dona; prices to 8 points lower; American middling fair 8.18; good middling 'J.i4: middling 7.08; low middling 6.72; good ordinary 5.98; ordinary 6.48. The siiles of the day were 7.000 bales of which & wcm for speculation and export and included 6,900 American. - - Receipts 5,400 bales all American, v Kuures opned easier and cloned quiet. American middling K. o. c: June-July .... -. July-Aug. .. ; , Aug-Svpt .. .. .. .. J-J'? fiept-Oct .... .. .. Oct-Nov .. . S'S Nov-Dec .. ..'.. J-' Iec-Jon ... ; w Jan-Feb -W I'Vb-March March-April ..... .... -W4 April-May . ...... -('1' May-June .. .. .. .. .. .. -"0 Clileaso Grain and Provision. WHEAT IIlKhLrw Close July .v .. .. .. .. .. 91'$ 91 Dec, l A . 95-4 Sept. ,. .... W. 93 New Orleans (Totton. New York. June 17. Cotton spot closed quiet; middling uplands 12.90; do Gulf 13.15; sales 200 . bales. Futures opened steady and closed fairly steady. , vpen , Hign low r.2 ti B2H CORN July .. .. ";. ..'". Dec. .. .. .. .. . July .. .. .. .. ...... 43V, 43 sept .. .. .. .. .... m i Dec. ,. .. .. .. .. ' m 86A . . July .. .. .... 15.85 15.82 15.85 Sent .. .. .. .. .. w. La h d , ; - - ... . ' T"" July .. .. .. 8.7" - " B-w l-ept .. .. .. .. .. .... 8.87 8.82 8.85 IljuSv".7.T ::'7."".f::.r . "-s.so - 8.52 '4 8.70 8.67, 8.07 June July Aug. Sept. Oct Nov. Dec. Jan. .. .. Feb. bid Mar. . 11.51 11.30 11.21 11.85 ' 1U4 11.47 ; U.4S 1L49 11.63 1L43 11.34 11.61 11.40 11.52 11. W 11.55 11.70 -.61 11.29 11.21 11.35 11.36 11.34 11.4a n.o2 11.48 C1osj 11.50 11.56 U.31 11.22 Jl.37 11.35 11.37 11.48 ll.otl U.53 ........ t. .... .. .. .... .. .. .... Ilio Money Market. lew York, June 17. Money on call steady 2V4 tif, ner cent: rulinir rate 2: closing bid 2V4; offered at 2. Time loans firm and, dull; 60 days 4 per cent; 90 days , 4 s Vt per cent; six months 6 6. . I Prime meccantile paper 5V4 if 6 per cent j Stertlng exchange with actual business in j bankers bills at $4.87.30 (ft $4.87.35 for de- mana and ut $4.83.70 & $4.83.75 for tw day bills. Posted rates $4.84 Z $4.88. Com mercial bills $4.83 $4.83. Bar silver 67'A. Mexican dollars 51. Government bonds strong; railroad bonds heavy. ; New Orleans Futures. New Orleans. June 17.-Cotton spot closed auiet' and unchanged: mlddlinc lic. Saks Mere 425 bales on the spot i with none to arriva. As a result of good ' weather over Sunday and indications of J equally favorable conditions during the i following 24 hours, cotton opened at aj decline of from 3 to 7 points. Prices cama . up slowly as the day advance-but eased off toward the close which was steady with the active months to points below the close Sunday. . NEW ORLEANS COTTON. New Orleans, La., June 17. Cotton fu tures closed steady. v January.... .. .. .. .. ., 11.61 MMC ll '' , e11 """ June .. .. .. .. 12.45 July, bid .... .. .. .......... 12.70 August, bid .. ... ... ......... 12.:;2 September, bid .... .. .. .. .. .. 12.12 October, bid 11. B5 November, bid .... 11.58 December, bid .......... .. .. 11. 51) . Estimates.. .V; '- f , To- - Last Day. Year. New Orleans 800-1.200 Houston .. .. ., ,f .... 1-1. 1W Galveston .. .. .. .... 8-1,000 1 WHEAT. June 17. Exc.lv heat in a chiefly responsible for an ad ' o iian two cents In the price --! titt local fxchanga to-day. e ths September delivery t t:ri!'i t VM Z 1. Cora wat Onm v ,re H t higher and - ' : l.!;:her. . ! - r,.U A. Q. tcrt.,1- Sept. ? Baltimore Produce. Raltlirfore. Md., June 17. Flour steady unchanged. . Wheat firmer; P"t contract 93 and 92'i; Southern by sample 7i dfi V7. ' Corn firmer; spot mixed 59 6914; No. 2 white 604; Southern white 67 Z 60. Oatg firmer. No. 2 mixed 46i r 47. Itye firm; No. 2' Western export 82. Butter firm, unchanged; fancy imitation 22 fit 23; creamery 25 n 26; do ladle 20 it 22; store parked 1C' Z 18. Kggs unchanged steady, 17 O 174 Cheese itrong, unchanired. Large 13; medium 15'i 1y 15H: small 15 ti 1o. New chees unchanged; large 12': flats 12H; small 12. ' SugRr unchanged; coarse ' granulated $5.10; fine $5.10. Baltimore. June 17. S. A. L. common 15 20; do rref erred, nothing coing. Naval Stores. I:f i rnfth, On ., June 17,-Turpentli e firii. 7; sales 731; receipts 7t3; shipments i!!9 - . -:.. Utn firm: sales 1,409; receipts J.SC; shipments M2; "to C'.CM. . A n O IlrtK ' 14.10? T UK- IS $4 60: F $4.70 O $4 .5; O $4.89; H $4.85; 1 $4.90; K $5.50; M $5.70; -N $5.75 $5.90; WO tf.90; WW $5.95 U IC-03. Charleston, fl. C June 17.-Turpentlne and rosin, nothing doing. , New Orleans. Ia.'.' June 17. Receipts: Rosin 74 barrels; turpentine 25. Export for Antwerp 1.500 barrels rosin; for Rotterdam l,0jQ barrels rosin. iTlie Pry Goods Slarket. New'York, June 17.-Tbe dry Roods mar -ket opened with a .more encouraged fil ing manifested in most quartern of the trade clue to ummer weather. Plain do mestic dress rwkI of hlKh auiiJIty anr Iwlnr ordered for spring by biayr from 1p! west and northiwest. Many lines will net be opened until the first or second week itt July. Cotton dress good 111 hp, i?nerally opened next week. Cotton goods continue str-ng sit hough tiomesiles nit mt in the primary inarK-'. cwuig vj the larger croR In ltaiy and Japan. Cliurlotte Produce. fCcii-rected ily by It II. Field A Ce C hickens-Mpnng ,, .... .. . .. Jfu text Hens Per Head ., .... 49 Q4S Eggs .. .. .. .... .. 18 Z19 butter.. .. ,. .. .. .. .. 15 in i i K '....,,.,'. .... .... as ., Corn ...,., .. .. .. ,, .. 83 Cotton Seed .. ., ., .... Jl Oats-Feed ,. ..'63 tliis-fceed U NEW YORK BONDS, U. S. refunding 2s. registered .. ..... 104 U. S. refunding 2s. coupon 106 U, 8. 3s. registered 102 U. S. 3s, couihd .. 102'4 U. 8. Old 4s registered .. .. luo U. S. Old 4s coupon .. 100 U. S. New 4i registered ., .. ..,.'128 U. 8. New 4s coupon .. 128 American Tobacco 4s .. J3 Ajnerlcan Tocacco 6s .. ,IC6 Atchison general 4s .. 98ft Atchison adjustment 4s .... 86 Atlantic Const Line 4s .. .. .. .. .. 95 Baltimore & Ohio 4a 98 Baltimore & Ohio Wi 92ft Brooklyn U. V. cv 4s .. 80ft Central of Georgia 5s .. .. .. .. 102ft Central of Georgia 1st Inc. ofd. 85 Central of Georgia 2nd Inc. ofd. .. 70 Central of Georgia 3d Inc. ofd. .... 69 Chesapeake & Ohio 4fts .. ,. ..bid 100 Chicago & Alton 3fts .. ..bid 66 Chicago, B. & Quincy new 4s .. ... 9U Chicago, R, I. & Pacific R. R. 4s ..t 6Sft Chicago. R. I. & Pacls-yR. R. col. 5s 84ft C. C. C. & St. Louis gen. 4s .. 98ft tiorado InduKtrlal 6 Ser. A. ... 68 Colorado ft Southern 4s .. ..... 88 Cuba 5s ofd .... .. 102 I nver & Rio Grande 4s .. .. .. 94 Distillers' Securities 5s bid 81ft Erie prior Han 4s bid .. .. .. .. .. 94 Erie General 4s .. .. .. .. ...... .. .. W Hocking Valley tfts oftd .. .. .. . 104ft Japan lis .. ... 98 Jupan Us. 2nd Series 9Nft Japan 4V4s certlf. .... .. .. .. .. 91 Japan 4fta, certlllcates 2nd Series .. W Louisville & Nash. Unified 4s .. .. 99 Manhattan consol gold 4s offd .. , 9S Mexican Central 4s .... . .... bid 78 Mexican Central 1st Inc. ... ..., 20. Minn. & St. Louis 4s bid .... .. .. 84- Missouri,. Kansas & Texas 4s .. .. 95 Missouri, Kansas & Texas 2nds.. .. 84ft National R, R. of Mcx. con. 4s ofd. 82ft New York Central gen. 3fts .. .. .. 92 New Jersey Central general 6s bid 123 Northern Paclflo 4s ... .. ,. , r. 100 Northern Pad lie as ...... .. .... 70 Norfolk & Western consol 4s ..bid 95 Oregon Short Line rfdg 4a ,. .... 8 Penn. cv. 3ft3 92 Reading General 4s .. .. .. 97 St Lculs k. Iron Mountain consol 6s J) St. Iouls & San Fran. fg. 4s bid.. 79ft Ft. Louis S'Wfstem con. 4s-.. v .. 73 8eaboard Air Line 4s .. .. .. .. .. 71 Southern Pacific 4s .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . 86ft Southern Pacific 1st 4s certificates .. 9)ft Southern Railway 6s .. .. ,. .. .. .. 106ft Texas & Pacific lets .. .. .. .... 112ft Toledo, St- I Western 4s .. Offd 73 Union Paclfle 4a .. V. 8. Steel 2nd 6s .. .. .. .. .. 95 Wabash lsts ,. .... .. .. 107 Western Md., 4s .. ..offd 75 Wheeling ft Iake Erie 4s bid .. .. 80 Wisconsin Central 4s 85ft Japan 4s ,. ., 83 ft nmvn UTnnir tto Adnma P.vnrsaa Amalgamated Copper .. . American v-ar r ounary , American Car & Foundry pfd .... .. A-rrerican Cotton Oil .. ., .. ., ,. ,. American Cotton Oil pfd. .. .. .. ,. American Express .. .. .. .. .... American Hide & Leather pfd. ., American Ice American Lineed Oil .. .. American Unseed Oil Dfd. .. .. American jjoi-uri.vuv'c .. Corn Products pfd. .. .. Delaware & Hudson .. Delaware, Lackawanna & West .. Denver & Rio Grande ..'' Denver & Rio Grande pfd Distillers Securities ..... urie .... ........ Erie 1st pfd ;... Erie 2nd pfd General Electric . Hocking Valley .. imnois central .... International Poner . International Paper pfd. .. . International Pump . International Pump pfd. .. .. Iowa Central ., Iowa XJentral pfd. .. .. .. Ka?isas City Southern Kansas City Southern ofd. Louisville & Nashville .... ,. Mexican Central Minneapolis A St Louis ...... .. Minn., St P. & Sault. Ste. M. .. .. Minn.. St P. & Sault St. M. pfd .. Missouri Pacific .. .. .. .. .. .. .... Missouri, Kansas & Texas .. .. .. .. Missouri, Kansas ft Texas, pfd, .. National .Lead .. .... .. -., .. Nationnl R. R. of Mexico pfd. .... New York Central ., .. Now York Ontario Western .. .. Norfolk & western .. .. . .. Norfolk & Western pfd....... North American .. .. .. .. .. .. .. Pacific Mall .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. Pennsylvania ... . People's Gas .. .. .. .. .. .... Pittsburg C. C. & St. Louis .. .. .Jf Presed Steel Car Pressed Steel Car pfd .. .. .. .. .. Pullman. Palace Car .. .. .. Reading .. .. Reading 1st pfd ..' Reading 2nd pfd. .. .. .. .. .. .. Republic Steel .'. .... Republic Steel pfd.-.. Rock Island.. .. .. .. .. Rock Island Co. pfd .. St. Louis & San Fran. 2nd pfd. ,. St. Louis Southwestern .. 8t Iouls & Southwestern pfd. .. .. Southern Pacific .. .. .. .. .. .. .. Southern Pacific jfd Southern Railway . . .. .. .. ., .'. .. Southern Railway pfd.. ... ; Tennessee Coal & Iron .. .. Toxas & Pacific .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. Toledo, St. Louis & West Toledo, St Loui-i & West pfd. .... Union Paclflo .. .. .v... Union Paclflo pfd. .. .. .. .......j. Iiited States Express .. ".. United States Realty offd TTnlted States Rubber .. .. .. .. United States Rubber pfd United States Steel .. United States Steel pfd ; Virginia-Carolina Chemical .. .. .. Virginia Carolina Chemical pfd .. .. Wabash Wabash pfd .... Wells Fargo Express Westlnghotise Electrtct western tTnion .. . Wheeling & Lake Erie Wisconsin Central .... Wisconsin Central pfd Northern Pacific .... Central Leather .. ... Central Leather pfd eioss-Bnenima Great Northern pfd .. Interborough-Met .. . Intcrborough-Met pfd a t . 72 ' lb3ft 449 24 , vo 62 21 Soft 30ft 137 78 135 13ft 79 .22 1 6Sft 17ft 38ft 24 5 ; m 19 43 98ft 126ft T4ft 31 .62 58 4ft 111 35 72 70 66 23 119 8ft 66 33 87 15S 100 80 V8 23 Sift 20 43 Sift 20 63 76 Hlft 18 60 139 26 2uft 49 132 85 95 67 84 97 82ft 97 25 4 103 12 23 270 142 79 10 16 36 123 22 89 66 125ft 16ft 44 Draw ing Frames. 5pinnin2 Frames, Twisters and Spoolers QuiUers end Reels, LxKrns, ETC., ETC Viz JT Ji .23 ; . izzlz rrznixj e Lai.- StatesvilleFemaleColiege Modern equipment able faculty. Large attendance. Kind home In fluences. Moderate prices for such excellent advantages. Only good and studious girls are wanted. Board and tuition for session, $147.00. Other prices as moderate. Send for cata logue. : J. A. SCOTT. D. D.. Pres. HICKS' CURES A ALL ACIICO , S. t ma . ' mi iwrvunu TdalWUtolSe Aiinuiune HOOK AITD BOGEHS ARCHITECTS CnARLOTTE A GREENSBORO, N.C. BROTHERS Pa. he startef at earlyNmorn - To facS the wide, blue world, ' He gets his strength and health By using Rocky Mountain Tea. R. H. Jordan 4k Co. Plumbing and Heating Contractors Carry the largest and ; best selected stock of fixtures ia the State. . Office 6 W, Fifth St. Wareroom 408 N. A. St. V . Charlotte, N. C. JENCKES SPINNING G Main Otfloe: PAHTUCKET, R. 1. COTTON YARNS J riilludelrhla Or o: Mariner & Merchant Lull W. A. SPELLISSjY, Blana 0. A. 0DBIPyS COMPLETE EQUIPMENTS FOR COTTOX if ILLS. 1vWitn PTiA' GENERAL BIAClilXERY. ' CHARLOTTE,' N ORTH CAROLINA. I HIGH-GRADE SPINDLE, LOOM, EKGISE, AND V ii Scouree Belt OHs and Greases, LubrTOreascs, Ready-Mlxed PalntJ, Water Faints. AscnU Wattles' Dressine tompound. CEO. B. HISS OIL CO. NOTHING BUT THE BEST AT THE North Try on r-'t ,n MarL-rt. ... .... im.FiMin Iw-omotlve nfd -j l....-" American meiung t mg .. .. .. American 8meltlng A Rfng pfd .... American Sugar Kenning .. American Totacco, pfd. ceitlf. .. .. Annconda Mining Co. ., .. .. .. .. .. Atchison .... Atchison pfd. ....... . Atlnntic CoasfLlne .. ..... .. .. .. Raltlmore &. Ohio .... .... .... .. ., Laltlmore & Ohio pfd. .. Brooklyn Rapid Transit ' Canadian Pacific .... .. .. .. .. .... Central of Hew Jersey .. .. .. ,i .. Chesapeake & Ohio .. - .. ., Chicago Great Wten .. .. ,. O Icsko & Northwestern .. .. .. Chicago, Mil. & St. Paul ,. Chicane Terminal Jk Trans, ofd.. .... ( hlcairo Terminal A Tiiu;s. pfd. pfd C. C. & St, Itfli4 .. ..".v.. .. .. ''"1 -.i ...I'iJiVI . Iron .-. .. v 300 82 40 97 30 85 200 ' 18 65 6ft 1(2 114 104 120 91 64 87 : 92ft , 92 85 52 168 170 33 KK-, 141 125 ' -iK 65 SPECIAL LOW RATES VIA Southern Railway T $4.85 Charlotte, N'C, ' to Ashe vllle, N. C, and return account of Young People's Missionary Move ment. Tickets to be sold June 26th, 27th and 28th, with final limit July 10th. $15.30 Charlotte, N. C, to Nash ville, Tenn., and 'return account of Peabody College r Summer School. Tickets to be sold June 17th. 18th, 19th, July 6th, 7th, and 8th, with fi na) limit fifteen days from date of sale, and may be extended until Sep tember 30th by depositing; ticket with Special Agent not later than fifteen days f torn date of sale, and paying fee of fifty cents. $62.85CharIotte to Mexico City, Mexico', and return ' account of An nual Meeting American Society civ il Engineers. Tickets to be sold June 19th to July 11th Inclusive with fi nal limit Sept. 15th. $8.85 Charlotte, N. C, to Knox vllle, Tenn., and return account of Summer School of the South. Tick ets on saie June Z3d, zttn, z&th. 29th, 30th, July 6th, 7th, 14th. and 21st, with final limit fifteen days from date of sale, and may be extended until Sept. 30th by depositing ticket with Special Agent not later than fifteen days from date of sale, and paying fee of fifty cents. $23.25 Charlotte, N. C, to New Orleans, La., and return account of National Baptist Sunday School Congress and Young People's Chau tauqua (colored). Tickets on sale June 24th, and 25th with final limit July 1st. - .' I $70.50 Charlotte. N. C, to Spo-! kane. Wash., and return account of Convention of . Baptist - Young Peo ple's Union. Tickets on sale June lth to July ilth with final limit Sept. 16th. " - ;:. -,'.- $76.50 Charlotte to Portland, ' Se attle, or Tacoma, Wash., and return account of Twenty-third' International Christian Endeavor Convention, and Grand Lodge Independent Order of Good templars. Tickets on sale June lth to July 11th. with final limit Sept.':! 6th. ,-. nv, '-..',', ,..-'. ',, , $21.35 Charlotte, N. C, to Sara toga Springs, N. Y., and return ac count of Triennial Conclave, Knight Templar of America. ; Tickets on sale July 4th. 6th, 6th and 7th, with final limit July 16th, and may be extended until July 24th by depos iting ticket with Special Agent and paying fee of 11.00.". - ( For further Information call on ' iy A"t f '-"''it!-'fn Kal? rr wrl'? Knm YOU CAN BUY. ' rlM a No. 2 Remington typewriter . a No. 5 Remington typewriter, &4T a No. 5 BUck typewriter, I k a Franklin typewriter, J)J, a Williams typewriter. T s. Yost typewriter, ; : a Densmore typewriter, a No. 1 Smith Premier typewrit, KAm ' " ' YOU CAN BUY. ' W ! Vn -m EsrLnck tynewrlter. a No 6 Fay-Sho typewriter, , ' a No. 7 . Fay-Sho typewriter. a No. 2 Oliver typewriter. a No. 6 Remington typewriter, u No. 7 Remington typewriter. YOU CAN BUY.' a No. 6 Remington typewriter, a No. 7 Remington typewriter, a No. 2 Smith Premier typewrit a No. 4 Smith Premier typewrit a No. 1 Underwood typewriter, a No. 5 Underwxjod typewriter. $25. For $35. J. L CHAYTOn & CO. . 217 South Tryoii Street. -CUARLOTTE, - - ' " r N- C' WE WILL BUY 25 Modena Cotton Milt stock fNC). 120 10 Monarch -Cotton Mill stk. (NC) .. 104 2R Woodrurt cotion aim sws. y.l . ? 1.1 Stanley Creek Cot. Mill stk. (NC) 20 6ft Henrietta Cotton Mill stk. (NC)i. lto ie rp.n.A- fi.,ttni, Mill stir - NC... 170 2.1 Flint Cotton Mill stk. (NO ... .. 103 175 Arcade cotton. "mux. ia. vow WE WILL sell; 1 Young Hartsell Mill stock (N. C.) 115 10 King s Mtn. Mfg. Mill stock (N.C) 60, 2i Gaffnev Cotton. Mill" stk. (SC) ..... 97 10 Mays Mfg. Co. mill stk. (NC) .... 112 Cherry ville Mfg. Co., ml Jt.,..- (NC) .. .. .. i 100 25 Murphy Furniture Co., (Is rft .. bid 10 Gibson Mfg. Co., Cot Aill stk. .SC) ..... .. .. Did 100 Woodside, pfd. 7 per ct, mill stk.; : - ' (SC) . .. ..... "a If you want to buy or sell cotton mill nlock or other securities; pleas write ti: we mska no charge to advertise for . ..... what vmt ha? fnr wnai wniv, v. ...... - - eale, unless we effect sale, or purchase at price ugieed uron. . SCUTKtRH SECintllES AND TRUST CCOT J. A. Glonn, Pres. C. M. Glenn, Treaa. - (iastonla. S. C. . , . CHARLOTTE, N. CL J. SPENCER .TURNER .( COMMISSION, MERCHANTS OFFICES: New York, Philadelphia, CMeago, si Lools, London, E. Yarns and Cotton Piece' Goods. ' ' ' ' - k V ; PAULSON, LINKROUM &. C f ' 878 LEONARD STREET V 120 CHESTNUT STREET -186 MARKET STREET - .... i m - - new! PIIILA)! CI William B. Charles COTTJ N YARNS, COTTON G AND COTTON WASTE. Offices Charlotte, P(. C, Boston, Mass., and Amsterdam, N. Main Office Amsterdam, N. Y. v J9 m Ulngle Lut Jaca'uard wlU Independent Cylinder Xltia,v A USE HAL )tes JACQUARDSL THOMAS HAL TON'S SONg, PhlladelplUa, Pa. " : FIRE INSURMNQE TH FOLLOWING COMPANIES RKPRESKWTE1X AND AMJ ' - TECTION GUARANTEED: (' j AETNA HARTI'ORD - PHOENIX ' , NOR17I nr FHENIX HUI.TIIFUN PIEDM.OXT ' R. E. Cochrane. 'Xasurancff and H eol Ifrtate Agent.' , rr it ., .- Charlotte 'iSTj U Ka ti ' Train a r.m.. tuivuD" . LZ r noanoKe. va. - Schedule In effect No. 2S, 1908. 11 00 am Lv Churlotto, So. My. Arb:30pm 215 am Ar Winston, 80. Ry. Lv 2: pm 2:50 pmLv Winston, N. & W. Arj.Wpm 6 00 pm Lv Martinsville. Lv 11:45 am i-S!,mLy Rocky Mount Lv 10:26 am 7:25 pm Ar Roanoke, Lv S:a)am - Dally . ' Connect at Roanoke via Shenandoah V VaHey Route for Natural Bridgo, Luray, HaKeri'M . ----- - vonia and New Aork Pullman sleeper yan.v Phlladolnhla. L ...... W t Yl t. rlrtf M ToAAMAt. f -r Petit ii. HUBBARD BROS. & CO., HANOVER SQUARE, NEW YORK. ,.. :., ' v .'.. .-.- ;-y--' -. IEMBERS OF New'York Cotton Ex change, New ' Orkans Cotton Ex change, Associate Members Live . pool Cotton Exchange. ORDERS SOLICITED For the pur chase and sale of cotton for future delivery. : Correspondence . Invited. ; AdrtStH)iil train lu.tves V ms-rk., rt.-iUy except fund-xy. 'Manufacturers x and Jobbers Frequently And It necessary to . Iiavo Banking Fucllitles in ad dition to those offered by local banks. THE first Haticnal Br.!( OF IUCH3IOXD, VIRGINIA, With $1,000,000.00 Capital Earned Surplus $600,000.00 $5,500,000.00 Deposits $9,000,000.00 Total Resources Offen. Just the Additional Fa. duties Kequiretl. Jno. It rurc :i, Trcsiflcnt; "z. r " ' ; vri. A. D. SALKELD . a kVl . COMMISSION MERC CO-72 Leonard Street, COTTON YAR. . . DEFT . Fred'k Vietor & HUGH MACRAE A Bankers Hf ItzripflnnAntiai Ci4ia WILMINGTON If vasninijion, u. U., 408 Cd uotton LliU S RICHARD A. E, ... . . . COTTON WARPS AN No. 114 Cliestnut PHILADELPHIA i VM. D'OLIER m . COMMISSION MEll' f36 --- -- -s - - -.... .
The Charlotte Observer (Charlotte, N.C.)
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