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ii:. am KADV .. .ro Burins tl Day's - v.i.h t!ie Olot-e Steady at : ' . ..iti. e cf 1 to 23 Toints Ku i That Concentrated Short In !s Tric.l to Reduce Their Linos New Crop Months Generally : Ihj wet! Net Gains of 13 and 15 j oints July Shows Maxim Gain. New York. July 13. The cotton market hf l a further advance burins to-day's trading with the close steady at a just ad- , anee of t to S point. Th active new crop months were about J to i points not l ighcr. Sales for the day were estimated m iM.Xti oales. ' Tlie market opened steady at a decline of S a 6 points under scattering liquida tion and hear pressure encouraged by lower cables. But there was a good de mand at ths decline and prices soon Tal lied on covering and bull support based on the reports of very h'S" temperatures in Eastern, and Central sections of the t fit. tne repcrt advance of 1-Sc Jn the t i;.rket for print cloths and cables from Munchester reporting a better demand for cc Hon goods from India and China, A imminent local spot house with New ti.gland connections was a notable buyer en the advance arising from ruroora that New England spinners were hedging their requirements, and there were rumors that concentrated short interests were at tempting to reduce their lines. October sold up to 11S in the early afternoon or about If points net higher and new crop months generally showed net ; gains of about 13 to li points, while there' was a sale of July et 12.19. or 25 points net higher. Augwt was relatively easy. July showed the maxlum gain at the close t wing to a scattering demand from be luted shorts end absence of. offering. The first bolo of Georgia crop ; was re- - ct-tred . at Savannah to-diiy. which Is little ahead of the average although the g neral crop is believed to be unusually Ute. ..- .'.. . ". M ' ' , Receipts at the ports to-day 1,N7 bales r.fraJnst 1128 last week, ' and .(3 last ear. For the week bales against liSul last week and 29.6a last year. To day's recelnts at New Orleans 18 bate (gainst 1.S97 last year and at. Houston 1.016 against T5 lust year. THE STOCK MARKET. Trading Quiet, - Which Approaclied . Stagnation at Time -Suspicion Cre ated by the Manner i Which Union Pidlio Was Held BackWeatlior Burean's Bulletin Not Unfavorable. - New Tort, July 23 There develop ed In Use stock market to-day a mUJ opposition to the declining tendea without making any attempt to puiY prices aggressively upwards. The re rult waa a dull market, which ap proached stagnation at times. The oi- ly active trading was In half a down favorite stocks and the prices of thev vibrated within a narrow range. The large earnings for the past year dis closed by the official statement glvn last week gave the basis for the u mors that the rate would be raised from the present 5 per cent The man ner In which Union-Paclflo was huug tack since the new movement in Southern Pacific started suspicion, as Union Pacific would be the largest beneficiary of any increase In the Southern Pacific dividend. The strength shown by Atchison was at tributed to the expectation that 'ha annual report to be published probably on Thursday, will show earnings very largely to excess of the present dis bursement In dividends. The move ment in Atchison also gives some stim ulation to the demand for the convert ible bonds, only part of which were subscribed for by the stockholders. It thus happened that Southern Pacific 'f tktA AifMufm UfArA tiA anfltalnlno- fftp. ce in the market in the same way ;a yesterday. There was a correction, al so of the sharp weakness of U. 8. Steel, which was a material factor in disturbing the market yesterday and In the opening decline to-day. Buyora of the stock professed confidence that the strike of iron miners in the Lake f Superior regions would redound to the . benefit of the corporation, althous'i this would signify some plans of on- - .traction In prospect. ' The weather bureau's weekly bulla- fin was not imfavnroihlA anA rortnrta tP black rust in winter wheat awakened but slight response In the wheat mar ket. A favorable estimate1 on the co; ton -crop from a private source was of nome authority amongst the specula tive element attracted some attentive . Difficulties in the way of a Burllngto.i readjustment In the strict control vest ' ed in the Joint bondholders which were a subjert of current discussion '' accounted for an advance of a point In - n tfurnngion joint 4s but proved a .weight on the Kill stocks, prices were lifted laboriously in the final hour vu the movement was inconsequential ana did not hold; -Bonds were irregular Total sates par value 1810.000. - . . u. s. registered savancea l. per cent, on can. Total sales of stocks to-day 375.400 shares, Including: Copper 22,900; Am Cotton Oil 300; Sugar 400: Atchison 21,400; C. ac O. 800: L. Jkt. & N. 200; - N- 4V W. 700; Reading 45,200; U. P. 18,800; u- 8. Bteel 4O00; Va Caro Chem 100; Sloss Sheffield 400. Baltimore. Md., July 23 Seaboard common and pM. n. d. New. York. July 23 Standard 0)1 500. CHICAGO GP.MS AND PROVISIONS. Cl'icnso. July ft -Conflicting reports coicemln? the condition of tha spring sown whe&t trop kept the locM market In- a nervous condition to-diiy but it, close was weak on drilnln of dMmng hy Vlr-xk rust. Final quotations op the , fieptjwnber dliverv sliowed a lif t loss of in i j i vrm in i. in )nts were 2H to li V lower. higher. . WHEAT- July . r--pt. .. Dec. .. May .. July ... t Kept.'-.. "' Pec. .. Mv ., OATS- J'lly P-'Pt, . rs . Msy , TORK July .. Kpt . X.ARD- July .. fie-pt. , (KL , IV I.1VIIB , Hltil .. SKtKi .. 91V. .. '(, IdJW Close AM Ws W)i 5k 6?V. 4 . ii 4:s S'J 16.60 9 10 9.20 S.So (10 8.72 f.3'4 f..1'J H) 6H, M 62t 49-jl 60'-, 4'4 a 39 m 1.2 IbU 917 9 V M 8j fo 41.k 16.32 li....r 17 9.37 '., C.0 July fiept. ' ' Baltimore Produce. Baltimore. July 21-riour dull, un cbsnged. Wheat firm; spot contract 92 to em; Bouttiem by sample w to K7. Corn firmer, spot mixed UV. in tu&i No. t white H to Mi'4; Southern white corn 84 to 6i. Oats steady; No. 2 mixed '4 to 49,i. Ttye qult Butttr firm, upchsoged; fncy imitation 22 to 24; do cresmerv 27; 6t ladle 30 to 21; store packed 17. to 18. Fxs steady, 17 to 1c.' Cneew active and strong, unchanged, 71 to 14; new cheese unchanged; u to hufur,'.' unchanged; end fine 45.10 coarse granulated A MEMORABLE OAT, "f -r n of tht tteys we remember with wire, as well as witU profit to our !i, Is the oir on. which we became minted with Dr. King's New Ufs 4, ih . painless purt!,rs that curs l.e .m4 bUi0JSnis. and kptJS i r.:.t. Uc at all drug store i..:jv ri, V:.k & Corks' r::y Cot ton I.' ' r. Nw Orient. La.. Juv 2.1 -The Liiytna j-siirdsv ivy leadsrar irties wito v-.-i". sii'pcs;i to lie on the short sliie sumcl traders to look armnd for a spei-iiio bull aisum-nt wi:ich might explain this buy- ins. T:i hot md dry w3thft in the ral an! cistern r?lt was :Mzd upon i'.sthe most convenient explanation ami s jrospei'tj this morning favored the continuance of such we.uher. there was Culie a little buving around the opening which pushed October to 12.1S. The ad vance did not hold ss there are anougti people willing 'to trade on the probable ttiect of :ho next turenu. inobody fl-r-lea that It is only a tiuestioii of pati ence an-i money for profit on the long side durinc the critical crop period. Tht rich man canbu! it riftlit out, but where & or U points are a consideration, a Ut ile Judgment is necessary and Judicious scalping iHThapf the best way to partioW Sut-j iti th- market for n while anyway, t would require seversl days of hot dry tmage by d.ought that the nt buroeu would becom a nesriisfiiiie item-, we oo not know whether the weather continues dry and hot but we do know that if a long Interest Is created before bureau day. It will be an unfavorable speculative fenture v Weather condition Jn th west- cm half of 'ths belt are excellent. Teml I-rntures ar lower and genrnlly fair wain- er prevail. In the contra! ana eastern Btates,. however, temperatures are 'Mn i fflcial records showing an average of 100 for the UttU- Rock district ana tor the districts of Memphis, Vlcksfcurg, Ntw OrttftM, Morale, Montgomery. At lanta, August and Savannah. This and Km private wires from points In thj l.tlta and Louisiana saying cotton sur-fi-rlng from heat started again the buy ing on weather and rut October from K.16 to liZS. It is nervous bull market but aa Ion ns tli-e weather conditions continue in the enst it looks a good buy for scalpers on all dcprt-ssions. ..: HAY WARt, Vita a A.tft"a 3. & Bathe and Company's cotton im . .;. -er.. '' ' '"'' -: New York. July 23.Llverpo! did not quite follow the advunce In tne latter part or yesteruay s iocai seasion ra a factor at tne local opening, uubis a decline of about 4 point rom )" l ight's closing figures.,. The drive against (he shorts was continued and soon after5 the caU the market showed distinct signs of strength. The situation U getting to be a pronounced two sided proposition ?ith a strong crowd of spot people heav ily long of th near crop months work ing aeainst the party of former bull lead er. Thre was some fresh buynt gon re ports of exJesslvw hot weulher ' in , the tustern and cntral sctiona of tna belt. rivinra ia In nrtnt rloth report ed from dry goods centres and the de mand shows no signs oi tuning on.ur fpltc the report-of heavy new arrlvau of cotton, reshlpped from abroad which will mostly find its way Into the August eellveriea, this option showed no s gns cf weakness and followed tha trena oi the l est of the. market, ire iwwnmui wather report Issued tolay ahows con sidrablo cloudiness In. South Atlantic JSiates with rains in the Mississippi delta. while ' Oklahoma and portion oi iexa. lennessee, North Carolina need ram. Vvfl believe thnw marKet win conunuo vanca on the hot dry weather conditions In Texas. Would advise purchases on fair recessions. . ;-. J. S. BALHti S. Liverpool Cotton. Liverpool, July Z5.-Closing: Cotton. spot In limited demand, prices a poinis higher. American middling fair 8. IS: good miriritinr f.iS: middlimr 7.11: low middling good ordinary 5 i: ordinary S.. J ISC Sai8 Ol lUW VIVIV l,vv i. ... which M0 were for speculation and ex port and Imluded 6JOT Amencan. o- OCH'tS .till naiea. an aratntwi. . f'utures opened steady and closed ttady; American miaoiing s- July - Juiy-Aug Aug-Bept fn-ptOct (Kt-Nov ti.7Mj 653 . . 6.45 6.44 ll.4l'i 6.45H 6.47!i Nov-Dec Leo-Jan Jan Keb I t-b-March March-April April-May May-June Naval Stores. Wilmington, July 23.-8plrtts turpentine firm, 55 bid; receipts 165 casks. Kostn dull, $4 02; receipts 618. Tar firm, 12.50; receipts 53. . (rude turpentine firm, $3, $4.40 and $J.S0; receipts 125. flavannnh. Oa.. July 23. Tumeutlne firm 56'4 to 56; sales 981; receipts I.7JJ2; siilpments 272. Rosin firm, ssles 3,U1: receipts 4.636; shlrments 3S2; stock 62.843. Quote: A B f kis to Kin,; n B M to $4.S- F 14.81'Vi to M.M: a $4.S7Vi to 14.90; K M. to if3; I $5 to $5.16; K $5.S to $6.35; M $3 85 to fa.W, IS W.UD io ' MM; W W $6.05- (Tmrleston. 8. C. and rosin, nothing July 23. doing. -Turpentine NEW YORK COTTON. New York. July 23 Spot cotton closed slt-sdy,' 15 oolnts sdvance; middling up lands 13 i0: middling gulf 13 35; sales Mi) l,al. ... Futures opened "iteady and closed firm. Open High Low Close July U.ttb 12 W It 85 Aug 1150 11.65 11.50 (rt. 11-M H " vov .W r,ec' 11.87 12.06 11 .S6 i, 11.93 12.11 11.91 p.h . .. H - Marc 120 .tW Maryl .ts!5- U-ai 12-13 i:;j 11.57 U.Du 11.91 1! .HI 12.0' 12. OS 12.15 12.19 13.24 Charlotte Cotton. , These flsurcs fepresenx the prices quot ed to wsgons. July 23. Good middling .. . 13'i Strict middling IS Middling .. ,13 Tlnses and rtalns .. .. .. .. .. WU rrvMPAriATlVE 1'ORT KECRIPTS. Year. I Boston Total estimate 1.7M INTERIOR ECBIPTS. 1.0tS Last Year. Houston ESTIMATES. To morrow. 3-oOtJ Last Year. Houston New Orleans Spot Cotton- New Orleans, July 23. Cotton, spots (Hosed quint nd unchanged. Miaalng It 18-1. sales, were ITS fcnles on: the sput with none to arrive. Futiirni opened steady at an advance of from 1 to I points above the close Ytrdiiy Hrd gntduslly improved on l-i'vlng whtcl. was induced by the isrge sale of spots tn uverpoot nn tne appre hei elon engendured hx hlelj temperatures trroughoul the South Atlantic and Gulf States and Texus, There was some profit tnklne towsrd tho t'lose, which was misdv. with the live months u conns abovo the clc- yeMerdny..-'.- Futures ctcse.1 fteaoy January 13. w bid: MMivh lb 29 bid; July 12.W bid; Au gust 12.78 bid: September 12 bio; 00 toher 1I.W bid; November 12.M bid; De cember 12.14 Mil. Charlotte (Correctni dully by Chk'Vns-fiptliiK Ilnr.-t'or llead .. . Ducks Eggs .. .. .. 1 Butter .. .. .. Hys ...... Ccrn 1..,; .... ... Cotton Seed ..,..... , (ists I'.d ... Produce. n.'H. Field Co. Cats B1 1 . The Dry floods Market i New York. July 23. The Vdry goods market wss quiet ana very nrm to-dsy, A resumption of trading with China wss reprtd, the amount taken being about PV bales of drills and sheetings. Cotton ywros are quiet, tlnings are In sctlve J. aknrt a nil f tiA n saa tisru A mm '. T aV.U vriimnn np"ia ass -w xvi 7 111 lit, iUUTJ trad contthuts good for the period, ; ' COTXf SEED Oil. 'Now Tork, July 2JL-Cotton seed oil ass nrm en snots but more freely oitor. ed tor future delivery which was lower. Prime .crude t. o. b. mills nominal; prime summer yellow 64; off summer yellow to 84; gool ft summer yellow 62. to H4iwblU.JPdirimsjwinti:yel: ionCKIEH, LASS. , fi.wiia.CE, R. I. Alexander 1 Garoed Southern . Eepresentatives, a f. Charlotte,, N. C. Reduce Your Fuel Bills BY INSTALLING Atlas Corliss Water Tube Boilers. Investigate their merits. " : Give us the pleasure of furnishing you with : prices and detailed .specif iat ions. . Greensboro Supply Company NORTH CAROLINA. THE JOEL HUNTER COMPANY ' 4 ' PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS AND "AUDITORS Sugsesitlona For Improved Accounting .Methods. Balance SLeets Prepared. ' Present, Worth AscerUlned. 1219-20-21 Emplra Bid".., Atlanta. Ga. Hubbard BrotC'A Co.'s Cotton Letter. Special .to Tha Ctssrrer. New York, July Z3.-The on featureof the mark la tho sudden activity of tna bear Interests in reduilnB their commlt nifrtts. Tha failure to flecllne brought a' restlessness with only ono outcome and a sharp demand, with an aprent cause beyona tne siciuijoi pucra,, of the day. IJverpool. reports a very small market, wun a Duitisn ieei 115. not one ot such potency, and the crop conditions are generally as tnlght be wished, but the demand has bwn mark ed with the advance as recorded,-'the usual history or oversold comnuu. 1 . spot market waa steady at 1 points ad vance. HUBBAKU HKUO. New York Protlaoe. New Tork. July S.-Flour more' active and steady; winter straights H to m.iu. Ry flour quiet; corn nieai nmtu nju "Theat. spot Arm; io. 2 red. 97 eleva tor; closed to 4c. net loss. July clos ed at 87; September 98; Decemebr 103; MCornspot'nrm: No. 2. 60H elevator and W t. o. b. afloat upuonn qu n. flnn. closing c net higher. July closed t; September U: December oS; May OatS, spot sieaay, ouiet. Cut meats steady. Lard steady, VX'tstern prime KM to 9; refined steady. Pork firm. Tallow nrm. Petroleum f.rni. Rosin steady. Turpentine easy. Rice steady. Molassos steady. Eugar. raw firm; fair refining 18.37. centrifugal 9G test $3.87 to 13.05; molasses simar $S.m; refined stertdy. "u ( Spot colTe duletl Rio No. T. 8e.: San tos N-. 4. 7Hc ; mild coffee dull: Cordova, 9 to 12M Futures closed at net decline Butter ttytedy: price, ung ed. " Chees quiet, unchanged. Eggs : regtilarr nearby selected wltita 24 to 25. 5!f rh"e 21 to a: do brown mixed fancy 22 to 23; firsts to Mtra firsts W to WeVtern selected finest IS to 19; do pvVrago best 17 to V rfaruts quiet, unchanged. Potatoes bare fv steady, unchanged. Cabbsses steady; Wl and Savoy S8.50 to $4 p-r 100. The Money Marltet. vt. xrv .Tnlv Mnnev on call steady 2H to 24. rullrg rate 2V4; closing bid 2; offered at 3. Time loans firm 0 duvs 44 per cent, and 90 days 4 to 6 per. cent.; six months 6 per cent. Close rrinie niei-cniiinw ,7v per cent, stoning pxiwc 'n 7 V0-7 . ttial Dustness in o;inKt:r "V'".": 4S7.05 for demand und at 4M.80 to 483.SS for W-day bill". Bur silver 67; Mexican ollnrs 54. DAILY COTTON MARKET. kw York. July 2?.-Galveston. tone eulet; middling 13; net receipts 9S3: gross ecetpts ; siorn wuuirci , New oneans, ions iuici, uuuuiiiih 121319: net recipts l; gross receipis is; sales 1.780; stock 41,193; Franca JjITT. Mobile, nrm: mwoimg usi i ' Savannah, tone steady; middling 124; net receipts 513; gross receipts 613; sales 100: Stock W.IC-; coaaiwisc en. r Charleston, tone Mtransi; hoc m . . Wilmington, tone nominal: stock 411. Norfolk, ton steady; middling 13; net rnint. M' irross receipts wt sales iu; stock 13.875; coastwise 2tf. ijjlt Baltimore. ionc norair.Bi, uuuumii mi, gross receipts stock 6,M4. . A -r- New fork, steady: middling .lfi: gross receipts 769; sell's 500; slock 192,864. Boston, ton3 sieuuiy. uiitiuuiipi 10.11, ni receipts 7; cross receipts l."8; Ot. Britain 1. .. Philadelpnta, tone sieaay; mmaiinx mss; gross receipts 70; stock 1.84S; Gt. Pritsln 1. : . Producer Gas Save 50 Electrlo to 78 per Power. cent of H. r P.-l HOUR-t lb. eOAL '.'. --' IJ I Va,' 4 : t Comptets Oss - Engine and Producer Plant, filies to 1,000 horse power. . ' - ' 1 INVESTIGATE. , Absolutely the most economical and reliable power for ' operaUng Cotton Mills, Cilns, Electrlo Light and Water-' Works Plants, Flour' Mills, etc. Do not rail to get do . scrlptlve catalogues and estimates. - VJober Goo , " Factory and Main Southern Representative, ; Charlotte, , C. ' ' BasBai VMsHi I. irr ' ri.uis.i.iFiiA FA Engines. Atlas Total to-day at all porU. net 1,867; Ot. Britain 150; Franco 2.777; conUnent ,73t; stock 309.DJ4. v Consolidated at ail nnrts. net i.KA: (It. Pritain 324; France 2,777; continent ,7til: Japan 103. 'iotal since ' Sept. 1 at ail -ports, net 3.S05.963; Gt. Britain 3.7iS.B12; -France 891jj91; .continent S,379,S37; Japan 247,840; Mexico 60. ..: , INTERIOR MOVEMENT. Houston, ton quiet; middling 13; net teceipu 1,015; gross receipts 1,018; ship ments 1.840; stock 10.43L Augusta, tona quiet: middling 13: net receipts 84; gross receipts 84; shipments :u: sales 70; stock S.3&4. Memphis, tone quiet; middling 13; net receipts $4;' gross receipts 12i; shipments St. Louis, tone quiet: middling IS: net receipts 14; gross receipts 10; shipments 148; sales 75; stock 9,613. ' - Cincinnati, n-st receipts 106; gross re ceipts 106: shipments 60; stock 7.080. ixniisvwie, tone nrm; miuci'ng u4. kittle Rock, net receipts 2: gross re ceipts 2; shipments 87: stock 6.294. Total to-flay, net receipts 1,236; gross receipts 1,472; shipments 3,0itt; sales 145; stock 80.0U. - r, HKW I OK"- BUXSUB. IT. 8. refunding 2s registered ,. .'. .. 10t U. S. refunding 2s coupon , i U. 8. 3s registered 102 U. h. 8s couwm 103 TI. 8. New 4a registered ex. Int.... 12714 V. S. New 4s coupon .... .... ...... 128 American Tobacco 4s.... ' W American Tobacco ts.... .... .... 104 Atchison general 4s.. ss Atchison adjustment 4s.. .. ........ 88 Atlantic Coast Una. 4s .. 934 Baltimore A Ohio 4s.. 99 Hnltimore Ohio 3s .. .. .. .. .. 90 Brooklyn R. T. cv. 4s.... .. ........ 7t; Central of Qeorgta 6s.. .. .......... 103 Central of Georgia 1st Inc., bid S5 Central of Oeorgla 2d Inc. .. .. .. 68 Central of Georgia 3d Inc. ofd 64 Chesapeake & Ohio 4s .. 101 V, Chicago & Alton 2s bid.. ,67 Chicago, B. & Qulncy new 4s 92 Chicago, R. I. & P. R. R. 4s bid .... 09'4 Chicago. R. I. A P. R. R. col. 5s b 87i C C. C. t St Louis gen. 4s bid.. 9 Colorado Industrial 5s Ser. A 62 Colorado Midland 4s bid.. 5 Colorado A Southern 4s.. .. 8!l Cuba 6s bid ... ... ... 103 Denver & Rio Grande 4s.. W,i ristillers' Securities 5s .... 81 E'rto prior lien 4s bid.. 924 Hio Genanl 4s .. .. .. .... 80 Hocking Valley 4s bid 101 Japan 6s .... 99 Japan 6s 2nd Series .. '. 99 Japan 4s certificates 90 Japan 48 certificates 2nd Series... 87 Louisville & Nashville Unlxed 4s.... 98 Manhattan consol gold 4s 97 Mexican Central 4s.. 81 Mexican Central 1st Inc bid.. 21 Minn. & St. Louis 4s bid..- 87 Missouri, Kansas ft Texas 4s 95 Missouri, Kansas & Texas 2nds bid 85 National rt. R. of Mexico col. 4s b. 81 New York Central general 4s bid 90 New Jersey cent rat general bs 10... -va Northern Pacific 4s f ,; i.! 99 Northern Pacific 2s.. ... ... 71 Norfolk & Western consol 4s 95 Oregon Short Line rfdg.. 4s.,.. ...... 88 Fetmsylvanla cv. 8s.. .. .. .. .... 94 Reading General 4s... ... tM 0. V Ol T -l VI M -AnT' Dl. L. oc Jiuii niuunwiu Wl. . W IMU Ft. Louis & San Francisco fg. 4s.. 78 St. Louts Southwestern consol 4s b 73 Seaboard Air Line 4s ofd.. .. ...... 70 Southern Pacific. 4s .... .. ,., : JT.. Southern Pacific 1st 4s certificates.. 91 Southern Railway 6s.. .. .. 107 Tas & Paclflj Ists ... 113 Toledo. St. L. & Western 4s bid.... 75 Union Pacific 4s.. ..... ,.v ..n U. B. steel 2nd os.. .. .. .. ........ vi Wabash lets ,.108 Western Md. 4s... .,....,........ 74 Power Plants your fuel eestt over steam an .!.'. Engine Office, Kansas City. Mo. W. T. IUV1N, Selwyn Hotel. ?aj - ' ' Lj 1 v.wn oprtCBi CIUTH TRYON ST., Charlotte, M. o. liDIO Prclvlns Hat Carls, ; Railway Heads; Drawln; Frames, 5pinnlnx Frames, 1 : Twisters and Spooler Quitters and Reels. . , Looms, COMBCHS. . . CIXs ETCs Wheeling Lake Erie 4s bra 89 " Wisconsin Central 4s., .. So Japan 4s ctfs.... HO . CLOSING STuCK LIST. Adams Express .. Amalgamated Copper ... Amreican Car & Foundry .. .. American Car & Foundry pfd.. American Cotton OH .............. American Cotton Oil pfd.. .. . American Express American Hide : Leather pfd.'. 150 91 $Vi 100 32 86 210 : 19 69 9 22 59 104 117 105 122 American ice .... .... ... .. American Linseed Oil .. .. American Linseed Oil Dfd.. .. American Locomotive ...... American Locomotive pfd.. ., ..... American Smelting 4 Refna American Smelting 4k Refng. pfd.. American ttuaar Kennina .. .. .... American Tobacco Dfd.. ctf. Anaconda Mining Co.. .. .. . 67 Atchison ...... JS Aicnison pro.... ...... 93 Atlantic Coast Line., , .. .. ...... 97 Baltimore & Ohio .... .... ..w 98 Baltimore & Ohio pfd.. .. .. 88 Brooklyn Rapid Transit ;5fi Central of New Jersey .. lis 35 11 150 134 o - cnesapeaKe & onto ... .. Chicago Great . W estem . 4'...'.. Chicago ft Northwestern .. ,. Chicago, Mil. ft St. Paul.. , Chicago Terminal ft Trans.. .. Chicago Terminal ft Trans. Dfd 16 C C... C. ft St. Louis .. .. .... 68 Colorado . Fuel ft Iron.. ,. 31 (.oioraao c eoutnern ...... , 28 Colorado ft Southern 1st Dfd. 59 45 118 17'A 72 171 466 27 70 68 24 .59 41' 139 142 14 71 24 70 17 38 27 57 114 Colorado ft Southern 2nd pfd (jonsoiiaateo uaa , , Corn Products Refining .. ., .. .... Corn Products Refining pfd. Delaware ft ludson.. .. .. .. .... Delaware, Lackawanna & We St.... J.'enver ft Rio Grsr.de Denver ft Rio Grande pfd.. jasiiuers- oecunues Krie ...:...., Erie 1st pid in ' as . ! 4 Erie 2nd rfd.. .. General Electric .. .. Illinois Central international Paper . . . . International paper pfd.. . International Pumn .... .. International Pump pfd.. Iowa Central .... ......... iowa Central pfd .. ..... Cansas City Southern .... Kansas City Southern pfd Loutsvuto & wasnvuie .. . Mexican Central Minneapolis ft St. Louis .. ,. .. 41 Minn., St P. ft Sault Ste. M 107 Minn., etc l'. - sauii ttte. m. 111a.. Missouri , Pacific ... .... Misseuil Kansas ft Texas.. .. ... MtsaourC Kansas ft Texas pfd National Lead National R. K. of Mexico p?d.,... New Tork Central .... .. ..... New York, Ontario ft Western .. . Norfolk. Western ... 75 35 68 60 50 118 86" 10 Norfolk & Western pfd 75 North American Paclflo Mall .... Pennsylvania, ... Feonle's Gas .. . t 29 128 91 70 35 90 1B0 104 80 78 Pittsburg. C- C. ft St. Louis Pressed Steel Car .. ... Pressed 'Steel Car pfd.. .. .. . Pullman Palace Car... .. .. ,.. Reading ... Reading 1st pfd ..... .. Reading 2nd. pfd.. .. .... Republic Steel .... ....... ... . Ramiblic Steel Dfd 832 F.ock Islaql Co.. .. .. .. .... ...... 21 Rock Island Co. pfd .... 46 Rubber Goods ptrt..., ....... n .., 8t Louis ft San Francisco 2nd pfd. St. Louis Southwestern .. .. .... ... St. 'Louis Southwestern pfd... ...... Southern Pacific ' Southern Paelflr pfd..., .., ,., Rntithern Railway .... ... .... .... 30 2C 51 85 111 19 Southern Railway pfd.. 68 Tennessee Coal & Iron .. .. -. .... 144 Tv - Pacific 80 Toledo, St. Loots ft West .... Tcledo, St Louis ft West. pfd. t'nlon Pacific j. .... ... ... ... . Union PacioC pfd..... United States Express United States Realty;. .. .. .. United States Rubber... .. United States Rubber pfd.. ... . United States Steel United States Stoel pfd... .. Va.-Carolina Chemical ..' .. ,, Va.-Carollnuf .Chemical pfd.. . Wabash .. ..... ........ Wabash pfd -.r ..... Wells Fargo -Express Westirighousoi Eleotrio ,.. Western Union ... Wheeling 4 Lake Erie Wisconsin Central -Wisconsin Central pfd.. .. ... .... 26 .... 49 .... 144 .... 83 .... 115 .... &r . 3 . .. W .... 8 .... 100 1?1 1 18 .rT. 25 280 .... 146 .... '79 ... 10 .... 17, .... .40 .... 136 .... -U7S . .. 91 .-.,67 ....Sh .... 16 .... 43 Northern Pacinc Central Leatner .. .. Central. Leather pfd.. . Sloss-SheffieWi., -.. Great Northern pfd.... Interborough-Met. .. . InterboroughrMet j, pfd. ' ' 10, 20 AND PEK CENT, w run lt you tilt edge cotton mill stock, that Is paying 10, 20 and 80 per ' nn tn dividends. Located as we are In Gaston county, that has the largest numncr OI coiiun niiua w n j vuuiuy -m the South, gives us -exceptional advan to.a ; Whv lie your money ud at small rate of Interest The cotton mills of the South are making millions; the element of risk praciicauy emiiixmiao. neier- i Mice Bradstreet and Dupn. .v- WE WILL BUY Mnnnrrh Cotton Mill Stock ' 09.r fj.) " , ? Monarch Cotton Mill stock com. (S. C.) .Fxposltlon "Cotton Mill stock (da.) 1 Wcdena Cotton MllJ stock (N. C.) I WE WILL SELL :-r..ir v. -:. '' ' ' ' Monarch Cotton Mill stock pfd. (S. C.) ' Woodruff Cotton MIU stock (S. C.) .1 Washn. Mills (Fries. Va.) coirt. (Vs.! , Wwsnn. Mills (Fries, Va.) pfd. (Va.) , Dixl Cotton Mill Bonis Ga.) Ortte City Cotton Mill Bonds (Ga.V Oaffney Cotton Mill stock IS. C. .. .Trlon Cotton Mill .stock tl Crowders Mtn. Cotton Mill Stock' (N. "A) ATflVa Mill- VU. iwiis swi . , Importsl C?tton Mill stock-' (N. C.) Henrietta Cotton Mill stock (N. C.) . JJ-iT v; Mtn stock m. r.. Holland Mfg. Co. Mill Stock (N. C.) SOUTHERi! SttllPailLS AND IKUSt CC;;PASt 9. A. Glenn. Pres. C. M. Glenn, Weia, .: Gastonla. N. ti Solomon-Norcross Co, CIVIL. STRUCTUllAL AND UT DRACLIO ENGINEERS : 133-I3S Candler Building, Uix llutten, O 1 . 4 a r r intenaeilsti Izzk Frames JENCKES SPINNING CO. : COTTON YARNS Main Offlce: , ' PAWTUCKJET, R. L . 0. A. R0BBIWS COMPLETE EQUIPMENTS FOR COTTON MILLS, POUTER TJAXTi; '. GEVERAlt MACHTNERT. ,s ' v "-" CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA, j!, ' HIGH-GRADE SPINDLE, . LOOM, ENGINE, AND VALVE OILS 1 Sconre Belt OAs and CJrewsea, Lobri Greases, Ready-Mlsed Paints, irjold . , . Water Palnta. AgenU Wattles Dreseine Compound. - CEO. B. HISS OIL CO. CUAltLOTrEv "S. C. J. SPENCER ; COMMISSION OFFICES:. New Tork, PljltadelphK Yarns and Cotton Piece Goods. PAULSON, ; LINKROUM & CCX Cofttoii 87-89 LEONARD STREPTT 120 CHESTNUT STREET . 186 MARKET STREET - William B; Charles Offices Charlotte, N. C Boston, Mass and Amsterdam, X. Y. Main Office Amsterdam, N. T. . Single lift Jacquard with Independent (Cylinder - , motion. ; ' . ,v THOMAS HAL TON'3 SONS, Examine thi List and Call at Office for Prices ." .; ;?': '.; x ''";';: : - v ' ' ' 1 , " ' A good (arm and manufacturing ' site on . railroad. :-' Plenty - of water. ' 6-room dwelling' East- Seventh street. . ; 1 - s . rf 9-room slate roof dwelling,, Dilworth. , ; ( . 1 4 dwellings West Fourth street. , ' - t ? 4-room dwelling East Fifth street. ",," Lot 89x220 feet, four tenant Jiousesj good renters. ' R. ':EL: Gochrane. 207 HUBBARD BROS, is CO., HANOVER SQUARE NEW YORK. MEMBERS OP New Tork Cotton Fx-change,- New OrUans Cotton Ex- change, ".-Associate- Members "Live pool Cotton Exchange. ORDERS SOLlCITED For the' pur . chase and sale of cotton for future ' delivery. . Correspondence Invited. Manufacturers and Jobbers Frequently And If necessary to have Banking Facilities In ad dition to those offered by local first National Bank OF RICHMOND, VIRGINIA. With $1,000,000.00 Capital J ' Earned Surplus $800,000.00 $3,500,000.00 Deposits $9,000,000.00 Total Resources Offera Just the Additional Fa cilities Itequlred. jno, B. PurcelU Presfdenti Jno. M. Miller, Jr., Vice Presl. dent; -Ch. R. Burnettt, As slstant Cashlerj J. C Joplln. Assistant Cashier. t"tyr c. , : i CI'JSTAELE euilcin ;, ATLANTA, C T 1 If v Automatic Feeders, . Openers o4 Trcr.!:, V Breaker, Interments x J Ov Finisher Utppers, Ssa.1- Iwirschner Cardlnz Ceaters Ttreadrxtractors, rctPfcifiritCtiv Philadelphia Offlce: n -Marlner A Merchant Bulldlns, - W. A. SPELLISSY. Manager. TURNER CO. MERCHANTS Chicago. St Louts; London. England. . NEW TORK a a miLiADELPHIA a a CHICAGO COTTON TARNS, COTTON GOODS AND COTTON WASTE. VSE . , HALTONS JACQTJARTF IiUadelphlA, Pa. 1 ir North Tryon. A. D. SALKELD & BRO COMMISSION MERCHANTS. ' - 1 ' . - esskaseaBa , -'n-t; '.-'- 6-78 Leonard Street, NFAT TORJK. COTTON TARNS,' 1 , , DEPT (. Fred'k Vietor & 'Achelis. HUGH BIACRAE & CO.. , Bankers . , " n Miscellaneous Sonthera' Securities i WILMINGTON, N. C. Waeblngton, D. C, 4(08 Colorado Bldg. Cotton Mill Stocks. HOOK AND ROGERS k ARCHITECTS ; CHARLOTTE GREENSBORO. N.C 7M. D'OLIER & CO., COMMISSION MERCHANTS , . COTTON YARNS ' ' ... 4 - - v:- . ....-v . Imrd and cnestnnt Streeta, - -Mariner and Merchant Bulldlnc t ... bull itirTBim . a . 1 a . 'fciii Htn, a; a.
The Charlotte Observer (Charlotte, N.C.)
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