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: i t I c 1 ' . i .-..-iS. i .- .a tr.e vt- i ' f 2 i t -v c: ; ro ' u-rui.le wtauu-r i, s;nl expectations t-i ;. 'ort i mm the Prices eased .. ( about 1 r a :tvive months un.ler v t August continuing i . t irsg f.gures of yes ; ; v i-.uiii list firmed i;p ,e laying: by bull lead urgent demand from li 1 unit whs reached in ! i -: of tne day and tho v. 2 3 points of the r , :, :y report of the weather ; s; .,tt us favorable as had 1, and had evidently been i i advance.' Private report ;-i!tfi continued bulliBn and .a afloat concerning the possi- n end ffason squeeze which rhort selling. at th ports to-day 5.SM bales. ' Inst week and 7,605 lust year. ,v o bales, against 23.94S s r 1 3J,7!3 last year. To-day's Now Orleans 67 against 2, r. and at Houston 03 bales, - last year. . , X ACTIVITY IX STOCKS. o of Confidence Even Professionals a Distinct lYom Recent Apathy. rk, June 25. The stock market v In hand to-day wltn more vlg termination than for some time initiative was supposed to be rofessional, but tne appearance nee' even amongst professional was a distinct change from the (found apathy of the market. s busy with the probable orl- suddenly developed activity, the Individual or croup varied f tent surmises, there waa gen ment In the rumors pointing zed. professional operations as I in tne upward movement of A rebound of 13-lt In British - as a striking testimony to the ent in the investment feeling i. Apparently fears of trouble rtniRhtly stock market settle progress . there have subsided, i receded, although London took in gold In this market for ship morrow. This continued drain nk reserves, it is held n some cannot fall to complicate the e y rltuatlon In connection with annual settlement. The stock aored this Influence. The very crop conditions reported by the ; ulletln of th weather, bureau !p to the market. The driving short inter-ests alsc helped the strength. This had become pro and general by the last hour ot , and numerous gains of 1 to i ere shown by all classes of se These gains were held to the nA active closing, were Irregular. Total sales par Vj,000. i advanced per cent on call, -ale of stocks for the day 480,- Kilns Copper 29,200: Coast Line c O. 1.100; C & O. U & N. W. 200? Reading 88,100; Southern them pfd W, T. C. I. 300; Union ,7,0; U. 8. Steel 48,700. 1 Bros. & Co.'u Cotton Letter. to The Observer. ; York, June 25. Tlie advance to il a typical summer market with i) traders quite as .bullish as they (Uish last Friday on rumors that :v and August deliveries would rt up when tendered, Although is coming back from Liverpool It ht to have been provided for by , !. is .of .July. -.. .' u; familiar earmarks were dls to-day so frequently shown by interested In , Immediate local uires new factors in the crop out attract general attention to cot- i ii at the moment Is growing well no means promises a large yield ired that the buyers of yesterday g were sellers1 at the close to- pool should be five points higher ow. The spot market wus firm i-yint advance. , i - -HUBBARD BROS. & CO? New York Produce. York, Juna n 25Flour dull and steady. Rye flour dull, , , iieal steady. i t .Spot steady; No. 2 red 97 ele ptlons not unchanged ! to an ad of a. July. 93,; Sept. 101; Dec. - S pot easy; No. 2. S3 elevator. Op t a dscline of to a net advance July 61, Sept, ilH; Dec (rfVl. Fpot weak; mixed t'J1. . !i'-.as steady. ' ; i (strong; Western prime 8.7S rrflT)d firm; continent .25. ; tirm. mens 117.75 U.W. ow steady. r ,: olpum firm. , . l steady. : ntine steady t"ady. " ' -sea steady. ' , , . t r, raw steady, fair refining 3.21 ; rentrlftixal 98 test $3.71 UM't pillar $2.W it ft; renned steady. , ppot quiet. No. 1 Itlo 6; Bnn i, 7; mild coffee dull; Cordova Futures 6 ixlnts lower to Ugher. . , . . ' r steady, renovated common to 16 21. m lirm. Vncluinged. a steady, nearby brown and mixed to extra firsts 16 tt 17. uts and freignts cjulct, unchanged. op and cabbages steady, un- 1. New Orleans Cotton. Orleans, June 25 Cotton- spot ' hrm at an advance of 14 on 'all i as oornVtred . with x yesterday's ; tiiiddllng 12. Favorable advices Liverpool which were to the effect ): Mere six points up and that v "re large spot sales caused the market to open from 'iiv I points the close yesterday. Early offer ' July were quickly absorbed and noon hour this option which open- points Ik:1ow yesterday's close,' t joints up while at the close it : t-ioliits ahead of the close ye . The atitive months at the close ; from 13 to "H points above yes s close, covering by shorts serv ; marked factor In the advance ". ' ' ' '.! :--... . ,, r -n closed atcady. y Md 11.M i lid .. .. ,., 11.97 ' i.. 00 0 0 .,4 m 12.70 U .75 li.r,i r hid . .. .. ,. i. ., 1234 r ;id ... ,. .. .. .. ,, MM r .. MM ' r 1 11 .. .. .. ., .. UM p Si. YORK COTTON. Y: J'tne 25. Cotton, spot closed ! i h t'i t; middling uplands x i, 13 X: sales none. koj ' jMitd barely steady 'and .1 I : i v -"e ! :.:v til poi'lv-.i-U'ta r.-re i.i . 1 i. .i t: ; . Vork proi ii-et-y coTKcrr!rsr Au-'ust. The best feature lo-C.iy ia Liverpool was the increase In fi-ot ...les and the advance of 10 points in spot rricea. Although final prospects in cotton appear as bullish as ever. In ths near futur? we may have to taen the it suit of Impatience. Fw are willing md less are strong enough to operate on an outcome two to four months nheuil. The unjoiity want quick action lor their money and as a new special provocation is lacking, public support 13 oeereasing and dullness may easily re sult In some setback, particularly If weather conditions should continue as favorable as they are at present. It Is efsentially a question of tiding over a period of mental Inanity. Our market opened a few p'nt up but prices soon dropped below last night's closing Ag ue. Trading quiet To-morrow will be the first notice day for July here. No unusual occurrence is expected as In terests are mostly arranged and dispo sition made for tenders If any. HAYWAR'D, VICK & CLARK. J. S. BACHB & COMPANY'S DAILY v COTTON LETTER. New York, June 25. A sharp rally oc curred at the opening on an Improve ment In the Liverpool market. Heavy buying of December and January by Mitchell, caused the early strength. Later came selling from brokers, said to be presenting Mr. Price's Interests of all months txcept August. 15,000 bales were sold in all. Later It was reported that Price and Weld Interests were shift ing their July tfeals over into August po sitions as It was owing to lateness In new crop. This selling brought about eosler prices alt around. ; General mar ket hesitated when price interests were found to be selling. Private reports from Texas continue bullish. Weather reports for week do not s'iow much re lief from the drought "conditions in parts of Texas - . , ' The state of the cotton plant lsstlli poor andw small. We look for higher prices and would advise purchases on ull small declines. J. S. BACHE & CO. ; Chlcaeo Grain and iTorlslon. .! Chicago, June 25. Delay to harvesting operations in the outhwest because of wet weather had a strengthening In fluence to-day on the local wheat market, the September delivery closing at a net gain of A Corn was up H. Oats were down . Provisions were 12'4 15 to 25 higher. WHEAT High Low Clou July .. .. .. .. .. .... Mtt , 8154 92 Sept. .. .. Vt ..m 9 Dec".. ... ..... ..-- .'.?,".$ CORN ' July .. .. .. .. .. V m 52'4 Eept 63 52',4 62 Dec. 61 Sd 51V4 OATS - ' , July m 43VS Sept ' r 37V lec. .. .. .. .. .. .. 3J Pf)Hrf- July .. .. .. .. .... 36.10 15.70 16.05 Sjppt. ., .. 16.85 ;600 lti.25 LJutyT. .. . .. .. .... 8.87 8.C2 ' 8.S7 Sept 9.10 S.&7 9.07 RIU3- july ,. , ...... 8.70 8.50 8.C3 Sept. , 8.90 8.70 S5 j 1 LIVERPOOL COTTON. Liverpool, Juno 2o. Sotton, spot quiet, ft-m ImaHran mlrlrlllnir fnlr SIS' good middilngf 7.C1; middling 7.11; low . ..., . n nr . .1 1 1 ... O n1 . nA I miuaiinK o.o, guuu uiuuni . o.vi, vi u. nsry 6.41. , The sales of the day were 7,000 bales, of which 1.000 were for speculation and export and included 7,400 American. Futures opened Arm and closed barely steady; 'American middling g o c: Close. June ,. .. .. .. 4 5-5, June-July i. .. .. .. .. .. .61 July-August.. August-Septemher .. .. .. .. .. .. 6.504 Septemlier-October .. .. .. ....... 6.42V4 October-November 6.3;i,i November-Decemher ...... C29li December- J an uury .. .. .. .. .. . 6.274 January-February 6.21! February-M irch ,;. 6.2fi March-April .. 6.27 April-May 6-28 Naval Stores. , Savonnah, June 25. Turpentine firm 6;, sales 1,011; receipts 1,754; shipments 30. - v '. - .' Rosin ' firm, sales 2,534 receipts ,69; (shipments 1.2f2; stork 52,622, Ouote: A B C . $4.00; D $4.20 $4.35; E $4.60; V $4.85 UM; O 84.SO U $4.96- If. $4.90 ?f $a.'; 1 a.w; s $5.25; M $5.50; N $5.70 & $6.85; WO $5.85; WW K.85 ti $6.00 CharlestonJune 25. Turpentine and rcMn nothing doing. V J i , r .. . , I . 1 . . ; i It . coriiss digkm. cc;ici ra;;s. 1 18,,x36"x42,, Harris, co mpound condensing. ; 1 20"x48" Fraisiire & Chalmers, with 150 h. p. boiler. l--16,,x42,, Brown, with 1 50 h. p.- boiler. 1U"x36" Bates, with ' 10 0 h. p. boiler. 1 each 12"x36", 18,,x42" and 18"x48" Hamilton. 1 14 ' 'x36 ' ? Atlis-Chalmers . " 2 14"i36'? AlUs-Chalmers 2 80 h. p. boilers.' l-cach:12.Mx36",-14,-,x42,V. 16,,x36,, and lS'," Har- ris, ; v-:;: :X Greensboro Su PP'y GREENSBORO, JV. Q. Company THE JOEL HUNTER COMPANY - rCBLIC ACCOUNTANTS AND AUDITORS Suggestions For ImproTed Accounting Slethoda. . Balance Sheets Prepared. Present Worth Ascertained. 5 1219-20-21 Empire Bid , Atlanta. Ga. Wilmington, June 25. Spirits turpen tine nothing doing; receipts 17 coska Rosin firm, $4.07Vi: receipts 1 barsels. Tar firm. $2.60; receipts 36 barrels. Crude turpentine Arm $3.50 & $5.25; re ceipts 31 barrels. , - . -. . .., , Baltimore Produce. Btltlmore. June 25.Flour quiet, un clmnKed. ; , . Wheat, quiet, spot contract 93 ft 934; Southern on grade R5 & 03, Corn, quiet, spot mixed 69 Z 59; No. 2 white, m; Southern white 67i (ft &H. Oats dull nd lower;No. 8 mixed 47! Qf 4." ' Rye Jui?t; No. 8 Western export 82 ram! no 1. Butter firm; unchanged; fancy imlta tln 21 7 22; lo,laclle lit i H): do crciim ny 23 Z 2'J; store packed W, rt 18. Eggs stealy. 'unchanged, 164. Chse active and strong, unchanged; n-w rlipene unchanged. Sugar unchanged, coarse, granulated ar.d fine V-.w- lite Money Market. ' New York, June 25. Money on rail nnAv ?v. ei 2: ruling rate 3. closlnx Time loans firm, w oays wi per rent., 90 days ' z. o monins. on r a i ' Close: Prime emcrcanuie paper one per cent., sterung exvniinc rusior, wim k,..in.M In hunker's hlns at H ST.. 14 $4 87.15 for demand and at $4.83.)t0 ifi $4.M. for 6 day miis. rosieu rair MH $4.M. Commercial bills $4,834 i $4.83H. B" nilver 67: Mexican dollars 62U: government bonds firm, railroad monds irregular. iVvr"- Tli Dry Goods Market. ; New York. June 25. The dry goods Job bing markets wpre very active during the day. Staple 1 merchandise Is In nMiv call." In the primary markets conditions remain generally quiet, but Very firm. The export trade Is small 'but steady. oltnii yarn are quiet pnd very firm. Linings are dull because of the high prices asked for grey goods and the advances-thnt are named on nearly all staple fabrics. Dres goods Ju cuttons are more uctlve. , , . . DAILY COTTON MARKET. - . Galveston, quiet, Middling 124, net re ceipts 4,051, gross receipts 4,051, stock 44, 092. . " i-- v New Orleans, ; Ann, middling Wk, net receipts 676, gross receipts 676, sales BoO, stock 71,505. Mobile, firm, middling 12 , net receplts 27, gross receipts 27, sales 25, stock 6,912, Savannah, quiet, middling 124. net re ceipts 906, gross receipts 906, stock 2ti, 552, Coastwise 4j3. Charleston, nominal, stock 6,338, coast wise 110. .: Wilmington, nominal, stock 489. ' Norfolk, steady, middling 13, net re ceipts 25x, gross reoelpts 258, sales 79, stock 19,151, coastwise 794. ' Baltimore, nominal, middling 134. gross receipts 250. stock 4.197. New York, firm, middling 13.10, gross receipts 2,783, stock 163.9S9. Boston, firm, middling 13.10, gross re ceipts 100. Philadelphia, steady, middling 13.10, net receipts 20, gross receipts 56, stock 3,308. . -' . -,"' Portland, gross receipt 11, Gt Britain 11.' '"-,: ': - Total to-day, at all ports, net 5,944, Gt. Britain 11. Stock 350,474. , Consolidated, at all ports, net 12,240, Gt. Britain 10,406,- France 1,250, Continent 8,040, Japan 2,405. , Total since Sept. 1, at' all ports, net 9,748,724, Gt. Britain 3,764,153, France SS9, 478, Continent 3,322,43S, Japan 244,898.' INTERIOK : MOVEMENT. Houston, quiet and unchanged, " mid dling 12, net receipts 689, gross receipts 69, shipments 1.966, stock 18,274. Augusta, steady, middling 134, net re ceipts . 88, gross receipts 138, shipments $46, sales 61, stocl. 11.898. Memphis, steady, middling 12 13-16,, net receipts 105, gross receipts 249, shipments 2,m. sales 825, stock. 71.C8. v - St. Ijouls, steady, -middling 12, net re ceipts 138, gross receipts b(4, suipments 707. stock 21.214. , - - Cincinnati, net receipts 80, gross re ceipts 80, shipments 97, stock 7,390. Louisville, firm, middling 12, . : Total to-day net receipts 1,100, gross re ceipts 1.730, shipments 6,981, sales ; 87G, Stock 130,(36? ' ( i a CLOSING STOCK LIST. Adams Express Amalgamated Copper .. American Car & Foundry American Car & Foundry pra.... American Cotton Oil .. .. .. .. American Cotton OH pfd American Express American Hide & Leather pia .. .. American lee .. .. .. .. ..... American Linseed Oil .. .. ... .. .. American LlnBeed Oil pro.. .. .. .. American Locomotive ,. American Ixicomotlve pfd .. . .. American Smelting & Kefng .. American Smelting & Refng pfd American Sugar Refng .. .. .. .. American Tobacco pfd certlf .. .... Anaconda Mining 'Co .. .. .. .. .. Atchison .. .. x .... Atchlsonpfd... . .. .. .. .. Atlantic Coast Line .. .. .. .. .. .. Baltimore & Ohio .. .. .. Baltimore Ohio pfd .. .. .. .. .. Brooklyn Rapid Transit Canadian raclllc .. .. .. .. .. ... .. Central of New Jersey .. .. .. .. ., Chesapeake & Ohio .. .. Chicago Oreat Western Chicago & Northwestern .. Chicago, Mil. & St. Paul Chicago Terminal & Trans offd ,.4. Chlengo Terminal & Trans, pfd.... C. C, C. & St. Louis .... Colorado Fuel & Iron ...... .. .. Colorado & Southern Colorado & Southern 1st pfd .. Colorado Southern 2nd pfd 812 84 41 974 31 86 210 WV4 ' 68 Vk 23 Vi 58 103 11 10(3 121 . Dl 6ti - n 97 95 i.5 . 55'4 . 170' 170 :a 10 ta 7 16 66 30 23 69 40' Consolidated Gas . . Corn Products Reflnig corn Toaucts pfd.. Delaware & Hudson .. .. .. .. ,. Delaware, Lackawanna & West.. Denver & Rio Grande .. .. .. . .. Denver & Rio Grande pfd .. .. .. Distillers' Securities ......... .... Erie.... .. .. .. ... Erie 1st pfd - ., .... .. ...... .. Erie 2nd pfd . ...... ........ .. general Mectnc Illinois Cintrl ... Irternational Paper . Aiiiciiit&iiuiiiit ,rnper pia , International Pump .. .. .. .... international Pump pfd.. , Iowa Central .. .. .. .. , lows Cantraf nM. ..- . . Kansas City Southern .. ,. .. .... Kansas City Southern pfd .. .. . Ixulsvllle & Nashville .. ,. .. .? .. Mexican Central .. .. .. .. .. .. Minneapolis & St. Louis .... .. .. Minn., St P. & Sault Ste. M. .. .. Mlnn0 St. P. & Sault St. M pfd .. Missouri racllic Missouri, Kansas & Texas Missouri, Kansas & Texas pfd ..',,. National Lead .. .. .. .. atlonal R. R. of Mexico pfd .. .. ..ew iorK central .. .... .. ... New Ynrlr Dntirln Tlrn ' Norfolk & Western .. .... Nprfolk & Western pfd.. .. , North American .. .. ., .. .. .. Faclllo Mall .. .. .. ' . .. Pennsylvania ,. .. .. .. uttsburg, c. C. & St. Louis .v .. Pressed Steel Car . ., .. ,, ,. ,. .. Pressed' Steel Car pfd .. .. .. .... reopie s uas .. .. .. , I'nlon Pacific pfd i unman Palace Car Reading r,, .. .... .. ... ... Reading 1st pfd .. ... .. .. ..... .. Reading 2nd pfd .: -v..., .. .. .. Rtpublic 8teel .. .. .. Republic Steel pfd .. .. .... Rock Island Co. .. .. .. .. .. Rock Island Co pfd ....... St. Louis & San Fran 2nd pfd ,. .. St. Louis Southwestern ...... .. St. Louis Southwestern pfd Southern Pacific .. .. .. .. .. .. .. Southern Pacific pfd Southern Railway .. .. .. ., .,., Southern Railway pfd ,. .. A Tennessee Coal & Iron .. .. ... .. Texas & Pacific .. .. .. .. .. .. .. Toledo, St. Louia & West .. .. .. .i Toledo, St. Iuls & West pfd .... Union Pacific i, United States Express .. .... United States Realty .. .. .. .. .... United States Rubber v. ... .. United Stales Rubber pfd ..;.. .. .. United States Steel .. .. .1.. United States Steel pfd '.; ., Virginia Carolina Cnemlcal .. .. Virginia Carolina Chemical pfd i .... Wabash ..... ... ... ... Wabash pfd ... ...,.-.-.. .,.. Wells Fargo Express .. ...V Westlnghouw Bllectrlo T.. .. Western Union .. '.. .. Wheeling & Lake Erie... .. .. .. ... Wisconsin Central .. ............ Wisconsin Central pfd .. ....... .. Northern Pacific .. .. .. .. .. Central Leather .. :. Central leather pfd .. Sloss-Sheffleld ., .. .. .. .. .. .. .. Great Northern pfd .. Int.-Met. ..v.. .. .. .. .. .. Ink-Met. pfd .... .. .. .... .. .. .. 118 16 71 166 450 26 73 65 23 67 37 138 137 13 71 ; 22 68 17 , 38 24 66 113 20 42 102 128 74 33 63 ,60 49 113 30 74 70 67 24 120 69 . 34 88 90 83 -160 103 SI . 78 25 82 21 .44 33 1 51 78 113 19 r 140 27 27 49 135 105,, 5 36 98 , ' 81 99 : 26 101 12 23 79 W 16 37 126 21 I 91 66 128 16 47 '.;' NEW YORK BONDS. IT. S. refunding 2s registered1.. .'. U.-8. refunding 2s coupon .. ...... U. S. 3s registered .. .. .. .. U. B. 3s coupon .. .. .. .. .. .. U. S. Old 4s registered U. S. Old 4s coupon U. S. New 4s registered TT. S. New 4s coupon .... Amerlcnn Tobacco 4s .. ..... ....... 1W 10K 102 102V5 100 128 128 72 It o, en High ivow Close , 1L7 ... 11 74 31 M 11.70 Jt2 .. 11 07 11.78 11.60 11 77 ... J! ll. 11.22 11 41 . "1 t 11',') 11.13 11 "9 :; i ..- ii m . 3' ' ! V ", 11.45 ll.;2 ii. ii ;i Cotton Seed Oil. , . Cotton seed oil was firm for spot hut esfler for futures. V Prime criide fob mills nominal; prime summer yellow S'i; oft auinmer yellow w T( ot; gml off stttmnr yelfow 56 67; prime white bi U Vi; prjine winter yellow 63 a C5. . ; ' i . ? T";MArjCAbLE RESCUE. V i T' ' ? "-jjrer (ban rtilon, h"" ' Producer Gas Power plants w - - Trsmtj, Twijtrrj end Spoclcrj ' n " i i.M I tmi9 : Crcr!.tr,Ir.i::. ;: Thrill Citrict: L w Ui . .. . ... American Tobacco 6s Atchison general 4s.. Atchison adjustment 4s bid Atlantic Coast Line 4s .. .. .. .. .. Baltimore & Ohio 4s .. ., .. .. .... Baltimore & Ohio 3s .. .. ... .. .. Brooklyn R. T. c. v. 4s .. .. .. Central. of Georgia 5s b.. .. Centrnl of Georgia 1st Inc. ofd.... Central of Georgia 2nd Inc. ofd.. .. Central of Georgia 3d Inc ..b Chesapeake & Ohn 4a .. .. Chicago Alton 3s .. .. .. ..b Chicago. B. & Qulncy new 4s .. .. Chicago, R. I. & Pacific R. R. 4s .. Chicago, R. I. & Pacific R. R. col 5s C. C. C. & iit. Louis gen 4s Ctloiado industrial 6s 8er A .. .... Colorado Midland 4s .. Colorado &. Southern 4s .. .. .. .... Cuba 3a .. ...... .. .. .. .. ,. Denver & Rio Grande 4s.. .. .. .. Distillers Securities 5s.. .. .. Erie prior Hen 4s.. .. .. .. Erie General 4s bid .. .. ' Hocking Valley 4s bid .. . Japan 6s ..... ..... .... Japan 'Js,. 2nd Series .. .. .. Japan .4 csert ideates bid .. .... Japan 4s, certificates 2nd Series., Louisville &. Nash Unified 4a .. .. Maunattan consol gold 4s,, ... Mexican Central 4s .. .. .. ..;.. Mexican Central 1st Ino ..... .. ... Minn. & St. 1-oui 4a bid Missouri, Kansas, A Texas 4s .... Missouri, Kansas ft Texas 2nds.. National R. R. of. Mexico 4s ofd .. New York Central gen. 3s .. .. New Jersey Central general 6s .. .. Northern Pacific 4s.. . .. .. .. .. Northern Pacific 3s ..... .. .. .. .. Norfolk & Western consol 4a .. .... Oregon Short Line rfdg. 4s bid..., Penn. cv. 3s .. Reading General 4s St. I. & Iron Mountain col. 5s bid.. St. Louis & San Francisco fg. 4s .. St. Louts Southwestern consol 4s.. Seaboard Air Line 4a Southern Pacific is .. .. .. .. .. .. Southern Pacific 1st 4s cer .. .. .... Southern Railway 5s .. .. .. .. .. Texas & ' Pavlfic 1sts.. Toledo. St. L. & Western 4a ofd.... union racino s .. ... .. .. IT. 8. Steel 2nd 6s Wabash lsts .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. Western Md. 4s... ...... Wheeling & Lake Erie 4a bid .... Wisconsin Central 4s .. .. .. ....... Japan 4s ctls .. .105 88 " 86 '' 94 9S 92 -81 102 85 70 : 55 100 67 94 68 85 , 98 V 58 69 8S 107 93 83 94 81 103 . 9S 91 90 99 sr 80 20 84 95 84 ' 82 -92 123 100 fc , - 93 . 88 94 97 110 79 73 70 86 90 101 113 ' 75 101 95 107 73 80 86 82 JENCKES "SPINNING .( COTTON YARNS Main Olflce: PAWTUCIUCT, R. L " . Philadelphia Ode Mariner & Merchant X " W. A. SPELLISSY, JIa 0. A. BOBBINS coiton Nine Beasona out of ten cotton reaches its lowest price about June 25th, and Is a good purchase now. We solicit your orders in lots of 25 bales and upward Margin fix per bale and upward. John D. Rowland & Co., Vickers Bldg Baltimore, Md. Save 60 to 71 per cent of your fuel cost I over steam and Electric Power. ' " - .. - . H. P.-l HOUR-I lb. QO'AL t. ' .; . ,n '. v.'.'.;' - A J i i ; Complete Gas , horse power. - Engine and Producer Plant. Sizes to . 1,000 INVESTIGATE. Absolutely the most economical and reliable : power for operating Cotton Mills. Gins, Electric Light and Water Work. Plants, Hour SIHK etc. . Do not fail to get do scrlptlre catalogues and estlmnfo's. " Fourth of July Excursion (Soldsboro to Morehead City and Beaufort, N. C. and Return July 4, 1907. The Norfolk & Southern Railway Company ' will operate special ex cursion train from ' Goldsboro . . to Morehead City and Beaufort and re turn July 4th, 1907, on ths follow ing schedule and at round-trip rates named to Morehead City. . , . The rates to Beaufort and return will be 20 cents higher: Leave Goldsboro 7:00 a.,m. ... .$1.50 Leave Lagrange 7:31 a. m . . . .$1.:"0 Leave KInston 8:00 a. m. .....$1.25 Leave Newbern 9:08 a. m. ....81.00 Leave Croatan 9:44 a. m. .... 90 Leave Newport 10:17 a. m ... "60 Arrive Morehead 10:87.' '" Arrive Beaufort 11:00. N ; Returning the train will leave Bay-b,oro-at 6:30 p. m., Morehe! Ciy at 6:40 p. m., the same day. Train No. C on the Oriental branch will be held at Newbern for the ar rival of th) main line train from Beaufort, v inch Is due at Newbern at 8:20 p. ;m, July 4, 1807. Tickets to be sold for all passen ger trains July 4, 1907. Good only on date of sale. IL C. niJDGINS, . G P. A. It. E. Ii. BUNCH, Trailic Manager, s , JAMES E. MITCHELL CO. . . COJIMISSION MERCHANTS. Cotton Yarns and Cotton Cloths. CONSIGNMENTS SOLICITED. Philadelphia, 122 nnd 12 Chestnut St. Boston. 185 Stunmer. St. New York. No. 72 7onard St. ' Charlotte. I i.Trfon ft,.. 30. 20 AND 36 PER CENT. We can sell you gilt edge cotton mill stock, that is paying 1. 20 and 30 per cent, in uiviaenas. aajuuibu o wo u hi Gaston county, that has the largest : number of cotton mills of any county In the South; gt yes us exceptional advan tages. Whv tie your money up at low rale of Interest? The cotton mills of the South are to-day miking millions. The element of risk practically eliminated. Reference rti-ciriuiropr or u nn. : . WE WILL BUY 20 Fairflel l Cotton Mill stock (3. C.) 10 Ozark Cotton Mill stock (N. C.) 10 Arlington Cotton Mill stock (V. C.) 11 Stanley Creek Cotton Mill stock (N. C.) 30 Flint Cotton Mill stock N. C.) 10 Monaraa Cotton Mill stock (N. C.) 25 Modena Cotton Mill stock (N. C 15 Trenton Cotton Mill stock (N. C.) 1 YJV. VTT.T. RT1T.T. !lS Gray Mfg. Co., Mill stock (N. C.) V 1 b r inra C''on H'il took N. C.) 7 , ,,. i Co., T-:i rtoek (". O.) COMPLETE EQUIPMENTS FOR COTTON MILLS, FOWEIt PI ' GENERAL MACHINERY. x , ; CHftELOTTE, K OETH CAH0LI1IA.' HIGH-GRADE SPINDLE,. LOOM, ENGINE, AND 0 Sconree Belt Oils and Greases, Lnbrl Greases, Ready-Mixed . Pain' v ; Water Paints. Agents V atdea Dressine CompoHSi GEO. G. HISS OIL C;).1 CHARLOTTE. N. C. J. SPENCER TURNER ' COMMISSION MERCHANTS OFFICES! New York, Philadelphia, Chicago, St. Ixuls, London, Yams and Cotton 5iece Goods. PAULSON, LINKROUM & Q 87-S9 LEONARD STREET 120 CHESTNUT STREET . - - . - . 186 MARKET STREET - - . . philai: Vjlliam B. Charles COTTON YARNS, COTTON AND COTTON WASTE Offlces Cliarlotte, N. C, . Boston, Mass., and Amsterdam. ' Main Ofllce-- Amsterdam. N. T. -1 1 '', '":'- '"""'" -.. --f " ml JBlngle LUt' Jac'o.uaxd with Independent Cylinder i!etlo use nALroars jacquard " TlOMAS II ALTON'S SONS, . v Philadelphia. Pa. . " . 2 FIRE WSURflNe TH1 FOLLOWING COMPANIES REPRESENTED AND AM" TECTION GUARANTEED: AETNA! . HARTFORD . P1IOENEC NORTH Bi rilHNU. AonTilirRX PIEDMONT . R. E. Cochrane. Insurance? . and II enl Estate Agent HUBBARD BROS. & CO., HANOVER SQUARE,' NEW - YORE. " MEMBERS OF New York Cotton Ex change, New Orleans Cotton Ex ' change, Associate . Members Live pool Cotton Exchange. . ' ORDERS SOLICITED For the pur chase and sale of cotton for future delivery. Correspondence invited. r Manufacturers and Jobbers Frequently find It necessary to have Banking Facilities in ad dition to those offered by local banks.: ' , THE " - . first lizticd B:ri OF RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, With $1,000,000.00 Capital Earned Surplus $800,000.00 $5,500,000.00 Deposits $9,000,000.00 Total Kesonrces Cers J"Kt the Ad-IIvional Pa d. ' r. . . . A. D. SALKELD ' C03I3IISSION - MERC 60-72 Leonard Street, K COTTON YAR, ,DEPT Fred'k Vietor & IUGH IIACRAI ! Bankers Miscellaneous Sonthcrr WILMINGTON, I Wafihlnston, D. C, 40S C Cotton Ilill - : iaJ HOOK AITD R ARCHITEC CHARLOTTE & Gil ATTI. D'OLIZ to-.c:; in
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