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AT CI.O 1 ' , (.!', '. s I ri-.Mic.iSion , t Oo; ton ' Kf- :, Tiii '.i tt of Gain W'n Lot r in the !u.v final l'lg-ures . Li e 3 to 1 1 I'oinls Higher. Now York, Aug. 2. The cotton j . 1 ket hnd quire a sharp advance im mediately following the publication) f c governments crop condition report f-day, but lost most of tlie gain later with the close barely, steady at a net advance of points on August and 7 a H points on later months. Sales estimated at 690,009 bales. The market opened steady at an ad vance of 2 polnte to a decline of 1 point which was about as due on the cables. Private reports of rain In the WeBtern belt followed by the official forecast, predicting croudy weather to showers for that, section, promoted some selling , during the : morning which was mostly for long account no doubt, and prices worked oft to a net decline of beut a 8 points 'during the early session. Later the market eteadled and when the' government re port was published, showing an aver? age .condition of only 7S percent against 12.4 per cent, . tha f-yw average, prices advanced to 12.20 for October and 1S S5 for January, , or about 30 point above the low level of ' the morning and 2S to 25 points rift higher. : But the bullish .figures did not- seem to be bringing In a great deal of outside support, and the mark. ' et eased off In the later trading under realising The trade had not been looting for an Improvement in the average oondltlon of the crop of less than 4 or 5 per ceni. ir uio ...... and canvass made of 80 members of the trade yesterday showed an average expectation of 77 per cent., so that the official figures were considered i very .bullish, but were probably modified to ' soma extent by the improved weather reported from il South . . Receipts eX the porta to-day 8S3 bales, against 890 last week 814 last year- For the week 8,000 bales against 7,958 last week and 23, . 7 last year. To-day's receipts at New Orleans against 141 last year, and at Houston 368 bales, against 630 last year. T DtXT, PAT IX STOCK MARKET. Good Price of Early Part of Pay Lost At One Tim and Then Re- covered In I Half-Hour on (Scanty Dealings. New York, Aug. J. The dls ;MMiniuii of the professional traders over the absence of outside interest In stocks resulted to-day in ziuinn hnrrtprinff on stagnation. Trading was practl cally idle at times ami the professionals, finding no satisfaction in scalping profits h other, desisted from oper " attons There were no other notiee- tU nnaraflnna outside Of this ClaSS. London was preparing for a holi day to-morrow, which extends over MonUv sn that conditions there wars analvarnus and no assistance - ,! market was received from that quarter. The forecast of the -wMh'a , currency movement gave ' warning of the unfavorable factors at. work In the money suuanui.. '. Yesterday's heavy credit balance of the sub-Treasury at the clearing house on account of the Central Pacific note payment to the govern ment extended the week's loss of the banks to the government to 3.- 812,800. This Includes the gold shipment o Prance on Tuesday, for HjMrh nnvment was made at the .sub-Treasury, but not the outgo to Canada, which amounted to nearly a million dollars. The banks re port that the currency movement with th interior Is still in their fa vor, but the week's gain from that iMiuree was probably less than ft million dollars. The resources of the 5 United States Treasury for re lieving a possible money stringency this fall was brought to attention by the monthly circular of the National City Bank, which concludes that a vnrVtnf halanco of S2fi,000.00A to $30,000,000 In the Treasury has been! ampie, mus ; : 2 r..-rVs o I-' tor. New Or'i-n.s. La.. Aus. 2. An un-ex.-cte.i turn in, the weather over-! n!snt altered the chances for scalpers 1 completely. The map shows general ly cloudy weather except south Texas and the Californias and some snower. occurred in North and West Texas, the central and eastern States. Offi cial forecasts promise showers In the entire Western belt. : While there are no configurations on the map to In sure good rain, the moral effect of the promise of. showers is sufficient to require an outright bufisa bureau to offset it This change In weath er prospects hss changed the inten tion of scalpers to selling on a rise. Our market has opened about two lower and on weather selling it de clines to around 12.20 for October. There was no further change of con sequence In the market up to the pub lication of the bureau' report at 11 o'clock. This gave the condition , or the Crop on July 25th as 75, which was about: two points be lew general expectations. ? First trades ere at about 30 points advance, but owing to forecast of rains for Texas, there was not the support which - ther would hart been with a dry weather map. Considerable . long liquidations followed the advance and ? October fell back j to ,12.38, This report un doubtedly brings again before the public the'. bullish prospects in cotton on the basis of the supply outlook. Thla condition of 7' is within one tenth points of the lowest on recard and 4.7 lower than in the small crop ysar of 1803. . The ten 5 year average Is 82.4. Trading settled around 12.40 for October, ; As far a the .'mmedl- ate future Is concerned, nearly every thing depends on whether the fore casts oi rain In Texas materialise or not. Should showers be only light and for a' day or so, then "the market win go higher.. With gootf rains or prospects for several days of show ers, more liquidation Is probable. t aiayward, 4 Vkk . Clark. . S. Bache Co's Cotton Letter. u Nf VorIt A"r- 1 The bureau report held the attention of speculators to the exclusion of all other matters.. The fig ures took the Street bV aurnria ami then occurred a lively scramble of the shorts m rover, i iik local market opened steady witn new crop months slightly higher Home selling appeared which forced prices lowr. Scattered liquidation was rviurni on me pan or traders who fear- a ihe effects of the report. Weather conditions wer favorable and rumors of showers In Texas and prospects of low er temperatures over Sunday were fac tors in .lie ilecllne. The bomh Mnlnrlorl by the bullish bureau figures set the marsei up in the air after sharp ad viinces of October to 12.20; September 11.77: January 12.S6: and March 12.42, Mquiaaiinn or long cotton brought a st back but the firm tone continued. We look for higher prises for we firmly bo- neve conn morn warrant nlgner levels, Advise strongly buying on nil dtps. J. S, BACHB & CO. , ;LCOI: ..rrcT'-!) fCC II Vi,wi.JILfl llttjj. I r.;r.: FA. &i Alexander Ci Garocd : Southern Representatives, Charlotte, IT. C. , aAKE-Your era mm v , FOR WE MUST SELL AT ONCE . . ' f .. : ' ' 16 PeHHee Gsnrdls 84 REVOLVING TOP FLATS Now in operation and in good running order Greensboro Supply Company GREENSBORO, N. C; li.1-.-J , Hi J Wv,,lllv'.v, Ilubbaroi Broa. & Coa Cotton Letter. Special to Th Ctserver. New York. Auar. 2. A dull mnrkot mt the reports from Liverpool which wera better than looked foi. The morning Whs a wait for the bureau with little do ing and no expectation of extreme fig ures given at noon. The estimate 75 caused an Immediate convulsion with lit. tie cotton offering in the direction.' Or ders D.ise, iiponut, follcwlng this equal ly large rolling, found few buyers and eventually the market nuleted wlih x vuiy moderate' business at the moderato advance. If correct, the estimate cannot IhU to creati a bull market. The crop us noi iniprovea since its compilation and the critLnl period lies ahead. Uut rreculatinn lit large has not waked to the significance of the. hureuu report. H17BBARD BROS. t CO. COTTOK MOVEMENT. New York, Aug. 2.Tho following sta tistics on the. movement of cotton for the week ending Friday, Aug. 2, were com piled by the New York Cotton Kxchange: WEEKLY MOVKMfcNT. UruOglit Into sight for Tort receipts i.12 29.570 Overland to mills and Canada 4,534 6.WS fiouthern mill takings (cstlmatedl 30,000 20,0(0 I.i of stock at Inte- i lor towns 7.C43 DAILY COTTON MARKCT. New York. Aug. 2. Galveston, tons firm- middling 13: net receipts . KW: cross iccelpts 635; stock 17,968. r !ow Orleans, tone steady: miaaiing 1!; sales XX; stock 2T,458; coastwise S't. Mobile. ton aulet: middllnir uv,; sales 25; stock .3,964; Gt. Britain 156; coastwise 100. - .-. Savannah, lone firm: r.lldollng VFA: net receipts 102: gross recelp'ts 102: stock IS,. , 461: coastwlso 24.' " - Charleston, tone nominal; stock 4.wi coustwise 8. ' WllmingtJ.i, tone nominal; stock s. Norfolk, tone steady; middling 13: net receipts 99; gross receipts 9; stock 10,fc3: coastwise 210. Esltiinore, tone nomlnsi: 13H: net re ceipts 8S; .jross receipts 66; stock 4,723. new inrii, luim iKiiu,yi uiitiuiMij u.ww, gross receipts 200; stcck 195,350. - toslon, tono steady: middling 18.26; net receipt 21; gross receipts 1,164; stock 1,242. - I-hlladelphla, tone ste idy; middling 13 50; gross iccelpts 17; stock 1.242. Newport N-sws, net -receipts IS;- gross receipts t stock iffi; coastwise ffli, Portland. Me., gross receipts 4t2; coast wlce 4S2. Jacksonville, net receipts 31; gross re ceipts 31; coastwise 31. ' Total to-day, at nil ports, net 883; Gt Eritaln 1S; stock 2S;,912. . . ' ' Consolidate! at all ports, net 9.195: Gt Eritaln 10.588; France tC08; continent 4, 7M; Japan 346. , Trial since Sept. 1, st all ports, net 9.R16.760; Gt. BritMn 3,754,906; France HC,599; contln-JPt 3,392,315; Japan 248,0bi; Mexlr.o 60. INTERIOR MOVEMENT. Houston, tone steady; middling 13; net receipts 3: gross receipts dw; smpinenis unlea at: aloe!( 7.:fiO. Aiiiriiatii. tnn nulet: middling 13U. nel neelntH 21: eroas reccllits Zl: BtoOK fWo. Mtniphls, tone quiet: middling 13; net receipts 212; roSs receipts 697; sliiptnents :; nul,.a 1 f: rtnek i1.4(!7. St. Louis, lone quiet; middling 13V; net receipts 49; gross receipts 833; . shipments 746; sales 10;- stock t.m. 'inrlnntt. dhlnments 'i5: stock 6,023. Louisville, tone Arm; middling. 1314; net iccelpts 19; gross rcculpts n; snipmenta icz; sales :;i siock hn. ; Little Rock, tone st.udy; middling 12; ret receipts 4; gross receipts ; ments 112; Bt-ick 4,693. Tninl -.lv. net receluts 84!fc gross re celpts 1,622; shipments 2,5S5; sales 2ftl; BlOCk B,j,5B. "Sexr Orleans Spot Cotton. New Orleans, Aug. Cotton, spot closed steady at an advance ,ot He. on all grades. Middling 124; sales were 32$ bales on the spot and one to arrlv. In the future market there was usual dullness which precedes the announce ment or a government conaiuon report and until the report was published at 11 ociock tne market snowca uttie activ ity. ' ; - i .-. ,: ,.. ; Futures' onened 2 to S nuints down with a tendency to ease oft' somewhat further on the probability of scattered showers for the blt to-day and to-morrow. A report of about 77 had been anticipated and when' 76 was announced there was an immediate advance In values. October which stood at 12.22 Just beforu the re port was read, jumped to 12.48 and then went to 12.5.1, which was the highest )ioirit it rea-jned. as a result or prom taking , ami good wearner reports a slight recession m values followed, At the close, which was steady, the active months stood 11 points above the, closu p'Hterdav. - - i - futures closed steady. Jan - J3.37 wa: Feb. 12.41 bid: March 12.48 bid. Aug, 12.66 bid: Kept UM bid; Oct.. 12.3S rid; Nov, 12.S1 bid; Pec." 12.30. 4,669 the week 87,2rtl 51.3SS ilemnnHfrated to be l-.ln tin nntl OOrt to 145.000,000 j TOTAL CROP MOVKMKNT available for deposit with the tank.' , rft .. ma 7.817,906 in tne present toh'mm j hnHda 1.S19.KS8 Treaur'. August and September ; ,,HltiIPn, n,m takings are months of. large surplus revenue! i.MlmHte'h 2,235,000 MllaeHnna. however, and tnis wiil Mi.es at intenor towns Increase the power of the Treasury to Influence the poeltlon. Foreign financial critics are counting on llhoral Treasury action to relieve Baltimore Produced Baltimore.. Aug. 3. Flour" dull, v changed. , ' . W heat firmer, spot contract 90 to 90; Southern oy simple 62 to 86. cum nrm-r. spot ta to so; southern white corn wVi to 60. - Oats strong and higher; No. 2 mixed 51 to 61. Rice quiet Butter firm, un- LiiniiAdi, .nut. j .mi t nLf ',11 AO tu , vicfuii. ery 27: do ladle 20 to 21; store packed 17 to is. Eggs ateaay, unchanged, W to lSVc. Cheese active and strona. unchanced: lsrge 15; medium 15 to 15Vi: small lo'.i to lo; new cneese uncnangea; large ia; flats 13; small W. t-'ug,ir, unchanged; ccarsa granulated $5.10; fine $3.10. CI'-TH TRYOM 6T CMAKLOTTE. M. C lit. Drclvlnj Flat Carj. Railway Mead, . Drawing Frames, 5plnnln; Frames. ; Twisters and Spoolers CuiUers and Reels,' Looms, ' - . ' C3MCES5 . ) ETC, CTC i Stulltn, interaedUtc2i Izck Frarses Autcrnatic Feeders, Openers en4 Trur.! Breaker, InterraeiUta tz. J Finisher Lappers, Kirschner Cardinz Beaters Thread extractors, . ; , T7triP!rs, eti. CTiaCTCs Rloss-Shefflold .w. Great Northern pfd Interboroucli-Met. .. .. Interborougit-aiet. pia.. 1324 . 15H 43. 'r In exceas of Sept L. I'vmight Into aiKht thus far for seoson.. 13.277,651 2,140,000 10,934,K42 Naval Storea. the New York money marKet tnis fall and relieve the toretgn maraeia, Wilmington. Aut;. 2.--8plrlts turi.entl.it ma. make on them for gold with tha lids of our merchandise exports at flood. The government , report of the condition of cotton wa again a dis agreeable surprise, the improvement iiirip, .Tulv havtn proved much less than was anticipated In the trade. The fact that some of the cotton carriers advanced on the r fport was attributed to the llkell tiood that short sellers In anticipa tion of the poor report were, buying to rover. Reports or grain rmpi conditions al were rather un-1 ifavorable, low temperatures in thej northwest calling attention to the; mnnrianr of delayed fronts for a ron that is late. Not much avccompllshed by the day's opera tions In stocks. The price of tno. arly part of the day was about all i lost at one time and then recovered ' In the last half-hour on scanty deal- 1 Bonds were irregular. Total -ales par value $638,000. U. S. bonds were unchanged on 'can. Total sal-is to-day 295,600 shares, ' including; Copper 39,300; Smelt - inir SL700! Sugar 200; Tobacco 200; A, C U 200; C & O. 600; L. & IV, 100; N. & W. 300; Heading 51,- 300; Soun Pac 40,600; Boun Kwy J.800; do pfd 100; V. P. 67,500; Vu Caro Chemical 100, ,'Sl1,r4i1'IW,. laWSJSISBaaBaaaaaa i - HtwHlore IL Price's Cotton .Jitter. t-vacial to Th Observer, New Tork, AUg. J. The action of the totton. market rfhows that the trade generally discredits thu condi tion reported by the government The : Jjest Informed private authorities be .' 1ieve that the crop has continuously Improved alms the first of June, and that except for the fact that in some . (sections It is backward It Is now in a r normal condition. The cotton goods iuslnew begins to show manifest evi dence of,te5tlon; pcttltwn Is ut- terly dead; aid. In piy opinion. It will be ditllcut If not lmps!ble to inJuce ' eny l general 5 buying of cotton above J2,cnts especially lit view"of'ths f-4-t that tie world's visible supply of cotton is th' largest on record and that the largest Kst India rrop ever ' produced rnwt now tie sold In com- " petition with the American products, THKOIXJRE H.-PftlCK. KcKin nothtnir dolnir: receliits 147. Tnr firm J2i: rcclp'j 4S. 1. nidi. tiirrntlne firm, $3, $130 and $4 75, receipts 52. Aug, 2. Turiwtitln I; receipts SB; ship- Eavannali, Oa., flnn Kt'A; sains i ments 29'.!. Hoaln firm: sales ISfc!; receipts 2.:W; shipments 750; atock ")3.605. Quotu: A It $n0 to $4.'; T $4.16 to W.2S; B $1.46 to $4.70; F $4.70; O $4 70 to $4 75; II -4.81 to $.: 1 $6; K .V2 to $o 35; M $5.M; N $,70 to K.RB; W O $5.tif. to Pi; W W $6 to $;.(!. CharlRHlon. R. C. Aug. 7,-Turiientloe stftnty ; aalea 100 on ska at RohIi; at.'ndv; ale i)0 barrels, yuote: ADO to $;l.:; 1) JM.I; H fii'.: F -i..V to $1.66: (1 $t,ia; II $4'.S- I $:: K tVIV M $3.40 N SS.6S: W ,-,! was' W W 8S. WBFKLY INTERIOR COTTON TOWNS New York, Autr. " New l'ork ITo.l.icc. New York. Aug. 2.-Flour steady with fair ilpni'inrt. Hve floii. .iiy. fair to eood $4.80 bj $4 t0; choice to fancy r to JS,2. Corn meal steady. Rye rrm. Wheat, spot drnr No. : red, eleva for; No. 2 r?d, 9 f. o. b. afloat Op iums clns4d '4a ii"t advance. Sept 99i,: Ijec. m; May ri:'d. . Coin, spot firm; No. 2. 61 eluvator and (KM: f. o. b. nfloai.. Options closed ? to He net higher. .Sept. 03; Dec. Cl; May tn4. . t)!tls. spot stronit; mixed 24 to I!2 pounds f.i'i; natural white 30 to W pounCs a.1',4 to M; r.llppjd white 36 to 40 pounds 54 t Heef Htea.lv, city extra India mess $21 ti. ri r ,'iit merits steady. 1 Lard :itenlv renued riulet Pork iteadv. Till! w Btendy. Petroleum firm. KnMn steady. Turpentine steady. Ric stfady. Molasses steady. SiiKar, raw qnlct; fnlr refining 13.S7V4 to $14314'; centrifugal test tWS1; mol.issce sugar $3.l2 to $318. rtellned uia. Coffee fiituieB closed steady to B tiolnt Mgher. Spot coffee steady: Rio No. 7, t'; Santos No. 4. 7!; mild coffee qutct, : Cordova 9 W 12V. uitter stead v, uncnangeo. cneeso weaker: full cream colored and whits, small, best 12'4: do large colored best 12; ri.i white iph: do fair to good 10 to 11V; skims 1 to 9. ' .-'' - - - Kggs Arm, nearbv selected white 26 to do nofwl to choice 2 to 25; dc brown und mixed fancy 28 to 24; do Western :. litel finest 19 to ); do a vers ge best 17" to IK; offlelaL prices firsts IV, to 18. f'eanuts iulet unclmnged. Potatoes inkier: .lera-v S2.V- Southern $2 to $2.75. hbhatrea dull, unchanged. Krelghtsto ,lverpool si ''iidy, cotton by steam 17c; r.iln by t-nm 1'41. ; : CLOSING SToCTK LIST. Adams Express 50! Amalgamated Copper si4 American .'ur & Koundiy pfd.. .. 10j4 Amencan t iir & ounttry pro.. ..F. ,liwvi ;il;4 . .. .... J ; . 20 , .... 66 S- . -1 ..... MV4 ai;i 104i 121 Vi 04-,i 9214 w4 97, m 67 17."i 33 J1 'V4 15 2 aovi NEW YORK BONDS. S. refunding 'Ss registered .. .. U. S. refunding 2s ooucon ... .. U. S. 3s registered .. .. ..v. V. 8. 3s coupon ex. Int.. . ." M - . . . .. . , M u. n. rsew s regMierea U. S. New 4s coupon ex. Int. ...i American Tobacco 4s.. .. . ...... ' American Tobacco 6s.,. .. .. ... .... Atchison general 4s.. .. .. . Atchison adjustment 4s bid .. I. -., Atlantic. Coast Une .. ,,.. ... Baltimore Ohio 4s.. -.... ' .... Haltimcre'& Ohio 3Vt.... Brooklyn R. T.- cv. 4s.. .. Central of Ueorgla as.. Central of Georgia 1st Inc. ofd..., Cer.tral of Georgia 2nd Ine. ofd..... Central.ot Georgia 3d inc. ota., .... Chesapeake A Olilo.ls.. Chicago Alton 2Ws .. , Chicago, Jr. uincy tew 4s...... Chicago, R. I. ft Pacific K. K. 4s.. Chicaao. R. I & P. It R. col. 5s b. C. C, C. & St. Louis gen. 4s bid.. ' Colorado Industrial os Ser. A.. .. Colorado Midland 4s bid.... ,. ..... Colorado ft Southern 4s bid,, .... Cuba Ss bid ... ..... lYnver ft Rio Grande 4s bid.. .... Distillers Securities 6s Did .. .. Kris prior lien 4s bid Krie General 4s Hocking Valley 4Hs bid., .. Jtpan 6s Japan Is 2nd Scries ... Japan 4Hs certificates ., ... Jaian 44s ctfs. 2nd Series Ixiulsvllle ft Nash, T'nifled 4s bid Manhattan eonsol gold 4s bid...... Mexican Central 4s UhL- .. .... Mexican Cer.tral 1st Inc. bid Minn, ft St. Louts 4s ofd.. Mlrsouri, Kansas ft Texas 4s.. .... Mlisouri, Kansas ft T. 2nds ex. Int. National B. 3. of Mexico col. 4s b. K.w York Central irenernl SWs bid Kfw' Jei-uev Central eeneral 5s Ud 12 Northern Pacific 4s l'5'4 Ktrthern Pacific 3s ex. int. ......i 70 Norfolk ft Western consol 4s Oregon Short Line rfdg. 4s........ 88 Pennsylvania cv, 3',4a.... .... ...... 94 Reading General 4s.. '. 95 St L. A Iron Mountain col. 5s bid 109T St. Louis ft San Francisco fg. 4s.. 77Vi Ft, IjouIs Southwestern col. 4s bid.: Rmhoard Air Une 4s.. Southern Paslfic 4s bid.-. .. Seuthern Pacinc 1st 4S cus. oia.... Southern Ra'lway 5s.. "".. -4. ,. . Texas ft Paciflo lsts bid.. .. ........ Toledo, St. Louis ft western is Dia I'nlon Pacific 4s... lT. S. Steel 2nd fts,..,. ... v ........ Wnbash lsts hid "Wettern Md. 4s. ,. ... ... Wheeling & Lak Krle 4s bid Wisconsin Central 4s ofd Japan 4s ctrs JENCKES SPINNING CO. . QOTTON YMtNS 105H l4 ltt-"4 102 J271 127' Hn4 m " 94 91 79'4 i 103- i to 64 1 101 7i 93't S ss 9fi4 : B7 65 W'A 103 934 80 US -" 79 . 103 ' W s 81)4 9SVi S7 SI , 21 87 94 84 . . 82 mi ' Main Olflce: PAWTUCKET, IV V. PlUladelphla Offlcei ; Mariner A Merchant Building, A. SPKLUSSY, Motnafer. 0. A. ROBBINS COMTI-JiTE EQUIPMENTS FOB COXTON MILLS, POWKIt PLANTS. . '" OEXERAIt MACHINERY. : : : -v- ' (j ". . CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROUNA. " HIGH-GRADE SPINDLE. LOOJI, ENGINE, - AND VALVE OILS American Cotton OH American Cotton Oil pfd., ., ., ., American Kxprcss ,.. ' .... ... American Hide ft Leather pfd ... American Ice .. , American Unseed Oil American Linseed Oil pfd.. ., .. ., American Locomotive. .. , American Locomotive pfd,. American Smelting ft Rcfng.. .... American Bnicltlng 4 Itefng. pfd. American Sugar Refining .. .. . American Tobacco nfd. tf., .. ... onda Mining Co..,. . Atchison ... ... ..... Atchisoa ofd.. . ........ .... , Atlantic Coast Line f-altlmore Ohio v...- .. ... Bultlmoro & Ohio pfd...:.. ,. .. . liiooklyn Rapid Transit .. .. .. ... Canadian Pm'lhc ... . .... Central of. New Jersey . Cheeapeakn ft Ohio .. Chicago Great Western .. .. ,. . Chicago ft Northwestern .. .. ... Chicago.-Mil. St Paul Chicago Terminal' A Trans, pfd... Chicago Terminal ft Trans.: pfd.. . c c, c. ft at. J..OUIS Colorado Fuel A Iron.. ..' Colorado & Mouther r... ... ... . Cuclrado A Southern pfd.. .. ... Colorado & Southern 2nd' pfd........ 44'4 . ....I,. 4 f..i. - ' .4 417 Mid. Res. 8hp. 81a. I Athens 2 211 278 Atlnnln, quiet 12 U-l 80 1S1 I Trillium .. .. , 2 K5 Charlotte, steaay .... 13V4 20 20 Columbia 1001 1800 'nlumbtia, Oa., firm.. 12 S 60 60 Columbus, Miss., nomt . Kiifauln 6 2) Mltlo Rock - J53 R77 Macon 12H 117 . Meridian. j 43 . Montgomery, steady . 12 45 lor. 106 Nasliviilo, steady .... J2H 64 14H Nbtehes . v Newberry ,. , .. ,,,, .--' 45 45 liulelgli, easy 13 t wi Home 13 Blireveport steady ..12 1-lfi 171 Vlcksburg 282 Liverpool Cotton. Liverpool, Aug. 2. Cotton, spot quiet. pure ntea.1v. Amerle.in ir.lririlliiK fair g.3(i; good middling mldrllltiK 7.2K; go.nl nrrtlnry 8.14, low middling .Mt; or dlimry 4.64. The sulea of the d.tv wera S.(Kli hales. Of which iOO were for ,ecula- 11011 ani expori and ih. iikUiI 4,mn Amerl ran. Rcetjns 2,000 l)a!s, mcliuilug 40-) Anwrlran. 1 Future opened aleatl' i,i. close. I bare ly sieany: American r.iiiuiiing g. o. c. ( onipnratlvo Otton Rlaiement, Nw York. Aug. S.-For the week end Ing Friday, Aug. 2. ' V.( raonlnta at nil IT. H. DOTtS ' during week ... ; Net receipts at alt U. S. ports same week last year. ., .. .. .. 0,20 Tftal since Sept. 1st..:.. .......... 9,816,760' Total retpis to same aate iaei . year ..... ..... 4. ... KJcporU for the week .. 1S.SJJ Kxnorts for same week last year 4,1,1 .4 Total exports slncg Sept. lst....,.SMl.M Total exports same date last year t,,j' Htoek at all u, n. Pons ... vw.ojj Stock at all tt. ports r sm time last year ...,,...,.. .. ... stock at - alt Interior "tcwns.i iH fctwk at all Interior lowtft same time ihsi year ... . .,. :......... Block at Uvmpool .. u v, Stock at Liverpool samo time lust year ...... ... ........... Stock of American afloat for Ot Britain ... ptock of Am;rlcn afloat for Ut. Britain same ttmi nisi year .... . , CStarlottc Proflucc. . forrctd dally by It. H. Meld ft Co.i hlckeps SirloS 20 tfii llne-Pw lsd ,. ., ,. .... 35 g. I'Mkf 4... M' ttfH '44 4.. .... , . - J ess ., .. .. .4 14 15 i,iter 4. . 44. .'4 44 444,44 4 . ' 1 - tl Is ...... ... ..... -,,.. .4.44 ... 8ft ern .. ... 4... 83 7inn Pd ,4,4. .4 21 ' X in ' s Kn4 T.-lri r""yr,". iff" " Ct-Beed .4 .4 4. 4. ,4 4. 4, i A UK Auif-Sept .... KepMIrt ..... fit-Jov ... . Kcv-ne ' ... Jan Jan-K.-i) ,. ., t'eb.Murch , Ms roh-April Aprtl-May ,, May. June ., 1. , ., ,' . .'., .4. .4,. . B.K8 .7(l'i tl.M't .M'.i 6.5 6,51',, .r,t 6,&t Cliarlotte Cotton. These figures represent tht prices quot to 10 vaainia. AUK. ii Cnod middling .. .. .. .. .. .. , 1314 rtrict middling ... .. . . .. is tlddllng 12 TltiM and ruins .. .. .. .. .. ,. WftU COMPARATIVE l'ORT I.ECBIPT. To- - I .a st . ' ; D"v.- Vsur, uaiveunn . .. ......... ,K . Norfolk . W Newport Nrs ,,, 1 15' Total astlraau 100 Ti 70 1 "87V 90 107 U2i 7 997A 97i 108 74 80 S4'j 7874 FAILED. , All' efforts have failed to And a better i-emedv for coughs, colds and lung trou bus than jroieys rtoney sno ir. n stops the cough, heals the lungs and pre vonta aerlous results from a cold. J. N. Patterson, Nashua, lows, writes, "JLAst winter I hada bad cold on my lungs and tried at least half a doien advertis ed cough medicines and had treatment from two physicians without getting any benefit A ' friend recommended Foley's Honev and Tar and two-thirds of a bot tle cured me. I consider it the greatest cough and lung medicine In the - world." R. H. Jordan ft Co. y ; Sconree Belt Oils and G-eae, Luhri Greajes. Ready-MUed Paints. Cold Water Paints. Ajjenta Wattles' Dresalne Compound. - - ' GEO. B. HISS OIL CO. ClLRLOTrE. K. Oj, . ' ' J. SPENCER : TURNER GO. COMMISSION MERCHANTS OFFICES: New York. Philadelphia, Chicago, SL Louis, London, Enelaad. YimisaiKt Cotton Piece Goods; ' . PAULSON, LINKROUM &. CO. 87-89 LEONARD STREET ' -120 CHESTNCT STREET . 18 ALiRKET STREET - - - NEW YORK PHILADELPHIA CHICAGO ...... 4. m .... ..... ........ Coi n ProdiK'ia Kenning , Corn Product Refining pfd Delaware & Hudson .... ,. ., .... Delaware, J.acknwanna A West..:, lenver & Rio Grande l'enver ft Rio Grande pfd., .. .. ., Distillers securities Erie ..... h.rie 1st pin...i r.. ... ... ... Kile 2nd pfd . ... General Electric ., .. ..... .... Illinois Central e. dlv International Paner International Paper pfd international rump... International Pump pfd,. .. ..... Iowa Central ... Iowa Central pfd ... Kansas City flout liern .. .. .. .... Kansas City Southern pfd.... ...... Uiuisviue & .Nasnvuie Mtxlran Cent"al .. .. . Minneapolis A St. I-ouls ss . tV 44. tl .41. Minn. UpOll , bt.' imi 17 '72 188 465 2H 72 59 41 m i.t J4',i " 72V4 24 . 78 17H '3S'4) 27Vt : B7 113 - SI'l V. A 8ult gte. M. ...... O04i ', ; 2tM,27J i. m i2s.i;S N2.W0 14.0M S8.0P0 Tito Money Market. . vw York. Autr. 2 Money on ' ciTl niolw, 24 to S per cent, ruling rate w. . Inn I.M '.Bi. attt.rnA at Time loans nrm, w oays 0-10 e wr cent, ano vi nays i to jur. ina, inniilh to 8'4 per cent. Close: Frimo mercantile paper 10 e p-T cent, sterling exchange steany on decline- with actual nusiness in oannein 1 11 ,t m iu!7ft to 4NS.T& for fie mam i ami u flX to 4ft f'T li.day hlllg. - Commercial Mils 4M4: !r silver iHV. Mexican dol li rn M'4; government ootids meauy; run road bonds irregular. , 1 ;f : ' . -. , j- NEW YORK COTTON. New York. Ausr. jLCntton. sno steady 2,1 points M.ivnee; mtddllng uplands 13.-0 mliulllnir aiilf n.!A: aales none. Futuies optntni steady and closed baro- lv alearlv . . VIn JtiKii low v ie Minn., 8t Pault Bte. M. pfd Missouri .pacific ..... ..... Missouri. Kansas A Texas , Misxouri, Kansas A Texas pfd..... National Lend National It. R. of Mexico pfd New York Central New York. Ontario & Western Norfolk f western .. .. ..... Norfolk A Western ptd., .. ........ North American... . ........ 'nrtflc-Mstl 1....' -.... Pennsylvania ..... ... t ....... 1 eoiile a Gts ....v.... ,.....'. ... Pittsburg, C. C. & St LOuls Pressed eitet'l Car .. I-ressed Steel Car pfd.. .... ....... Pullman Palace Car Reading ... ...... .... ... .....- Heading 1st ptn... ...4.... ... . IUsdlng2nd pfd... "..4. n' Republic Steel ... Iribll(! Steel pfd... ... .....-. kih K lsinnn i.e.. .. ........ Rock Islnait Co. pfd.. .. .. .. ..... P.uhher Oiod pfd. .. .. ", Ft Louis Hnn Francisco 2nd pfd. St. Imis Southwestern Kl. Iouls Southwestern pfd.. . Sonlhern Pacific ..... ,.. Southern I'Hcttlc pfd. , ..-"-.- . Koiillieiu Riillway .v ..... Houliern Hallwsv pfd.. m '.. .4; .. Ttnnosse vo.ii t iron Texas A PH"'lfle n Toledo. St Lol western .'. ;. Tcledo St. Louis & Western p(d,. t'nlon Pricing .... "" T't.lon Paelno nfd..',.. . . Alf, tjt 41 . . rept Oct. Nov. .. .. . IS.'.. ., ..i.... Jun. .. ... .'. ... l'b Mstch piH T, TT Ksy 11. 5S li M - n.M 11,95 U.04 i2.n 11.71 1(.7 12.20 K 2. 12. 3 I2.JI 12.18b 12. 4J -11.62 II. 2 ILK JV87 , 12.rt 12 2A 12. 1J U.2J 12.M 11. M u.nti v:.(t: 12 ifi i 1. 12 12.31 - --12 14 12.40 11.40 1 iKiVi H1',j 36" 744 7S t!4 27 122' (-lt 31 " 90 1.12 ICS , -8 77 -2H 21 95 37 21 firt 11 -"4 1H si-Mi 1 ao - ?iiti ' 4'H, rnlteil States Kxprcss .. . ' VnlU-d States Re.ilty .. .. '.. ., f Liiitfrt Sta'es Runner... .. .. I'nlted Stales Rubber pfd.. .. . X'nlted States Steel " Pnlted Stats Steel pfd.. .. ........ V.-Carolln Chemieni Va.-Carollna. Chemical pfd.. .. .... Vabash ...... -.. . Vsbash' pfd....- t Wells FarfO Exprecs ..... . . Westlnghmue Kle.'trlc ..(..' Vetern lTnlon , Wheeling tJr Lsks Vx Wiaconsln Central ...... ... WlttrmiHlii Central pfd.. ... " Knethern 1'Setnc .. ..' .... Central "Leather-.'fr: Central Leather pfd 14 974 85- 101 II 4',i n II . 17 1E4 .... "nHr-wx' 21 - .. ........ tl Wilted Golats are almost ' too ' common a sight to talk about, but we Just want to remind you that , th way collars are laundered means -a lot in hot weather. -' . ' T,he J'Mode?" thoroughly understands hot , weather, laundering. ' . J MODEL LAUNDRY CO., "Correct Launderlnj." West Firth St. At Chsrcb, 'Phone ' 160. William B. Charles COTTON TARNS, CtyrTON GOODS 1 1 1 ' " 1 1 AND XJTTON. WASTE. Offices Cliarlotte, N. , C, Boston, BIassn and Amsterdam, N. T. , - Main Office Anisterdam, N. Y. . Single lift Jacquard , with Independent cylinder motion. THOMAS H ALTON'S SONS, 1 WE WILL BUY ; MnVeh" Cotton Mill' stock (Sf.' C.)"" '" Monarch Cotton Mill stock com.'(S. C.) Kxposltlon Cotton Aim atoca 1 Mtdena Cotton Mill stock (N. C.) WE WILL SELL Monarch Cotton Mill stock pfd. (S. C.) f.,..... nnimn Ulll stock (& O- Wsshn Mills (Fries. Va.y com. Vs.) lltiZ M'l)T,riny.()OaP),1 TMxts Cotton Mill Bon Js (Oa,) , , nt City Cotton Mill wnus iva.i M2f?nev fcotton Mill stock (8. CJ Cottoo Mill stock tua.) Ullling L,,-;-V,,iiii, 1M fit MTyVMf. Co. Mm sto7k'(N"c.r " " Imwrial Cotton Mill stocta tM. C.) . -ir;rietta Cotter .Mill .toc (N. C.) ftrav Mfg. CO. Mill stock N. C.) Holland Mfg. CO. Mil. sioca um. v.,. ml HALTOJTS JACQUARD PbUadelphla. Pa. For Quick: Sole TWO BRICK STORES , ' on one of the pridcipar streets of the city. ' A eood ' i "... lnvesraiem. van at onice. , - R. E. Goehrane. i - 207 No itH Tryon. HUBBARD BROS. & CO., HANOVER SQUARE, NEW ITORK. 1 ' "' " . U MEMBERS OF New Torlc Cotton Ex 1, change, .New ' Orleans Cotton Ex v change, Associate Members Live ' nool Cotton Exchange. . - - ORDERS SOLICITED For the pur chase and sale of cotton tor luture delivery, -., Correspondence . Invited. mm stctraiiLS a.d irusi ccmk 1 A. Glenn, Pres. C, Ml Glenn, Trees. Caatonla, N. C. JAMES E. MITCHELL CO. COMMISSION BIERCHANTH. - Cottoa Ytxrs and Cotton Cloths. consignments 80ucrrr.a Philadelphia. 123 nod IS Chestant St Doaton. IS flmnmer St New Vork, No. 71 Leonard SU. . ' Cliarlotte. ti ft Tryea hU Manufacturers and Jobbers .Frequently find It necessary to 'have Banking Facilities in ad ditlon to those offered by local banks. ' . , - ,THE - First National Bank -. OF RICUMOND, VIRGINIA. With $1,000,0000 Capital Earned Surplus $000,000.00 ' $5,500,000.00 Deposits $9,000,000.00 Total Resources Offers Just the Addlitouitl Fa cilities Required. . v Jno. R. Furccll, President; Jno, M. Miller, Jr., Vice Prest. dent; Clms. II. Uurnetti. As sistant Cashier; J. C Joplin, Asslbtant Cashier. -. A. D. SALKELD &3RO., COMMISSION MERCHANTS. 1 ' . . 7 eo-M Leonard Street, NEW YORK. . COTTON . TARNS. - ' Fred'k Vietor & Acheils. . r- HUGH MACRAE & CO , ' Bankers - . v - 1 Miscellaneous Southern ' Eecurttles .WILMINGTON, S. C Washington, D. C, 408 Colorado Bldg. , Cotton Mill Stocks. HOOK. AND R0OER3 jMtciEiTECTS-., CHARLOTTE 4 GREENSBORO. N.C. WM. D'OLIER & CO., COMMISSION MERCHANTS , COTTON YARNS '-.I.. ' .. -' :'. '. - . U '' -.,:--. . ...V - lmrd and ciiestnut Ptseet," Mariner and Merchant Rulldlns. PHILABELPIUA,' TA. , " (
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