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h I. tt i.- w ' i i -i T , . i : (;.! Al.Cf 1 K ! i- : i i : : . t i I'M" I f : . t l'oiat I 1 1 I t i 1 I at! a u in tiic I.alo 1 . I New York, Sept, . Eotli the govern- i ment repcrts published to-dny proved less bullish than expt-cted and prices fifld quite a sharp break with the close steady at a net decline oi 23 to 33 points. Bales . ' he day were : eatlmated at 4jO,(M . ... opening Mas steady at an fidvsrtee of 3 points to a. decline of 2 points. The call started at an advance owing to h!gh . er cables, a bullish New Orleans crow re. port and continued dry weather In the . Western belt, but the census figures were published before the call was completed j nd the later months were lower. - Dur-j '.;' tng the first hour the market was sub-; stained to some extent by expectation of bullish condition report at U o'clock ; but price gradually eased ft and Just i. before the report was published showed a net loss of 10 to 12 points. Shortly sr. ; . terwaxd they were down to net de. oline of 2$ to 29 points.- ThU as follow - ed by a rally or t or 4 points oa cover , lng-- but the circulation- of tha census and condition figures seemed -to bring in some fresh selling orders and the mar .' ket was weakened again during the af- ternoon. The low point waa reached in 'the lata trading when October sold at 12c. ; t and January ut 12.12 with the close chly i point or two up from tha lowest." . ; Receipts at the ports to-day U.SR2 balos against 5,662 last week and 2,284 last v : year, for the week 100.0W bales against C 44.573 last week and 139,161 lasts y To-day's receipts at New 'Orleans 0,124 i,bales against 3,423 last year. . v DULL DAY XX STOCKS. , 5 Expected Government Report on Grains and Jewish IloUday Com ?'A blnod Factors In . Creating" $tag. j nation., , . " - :', New Tork,:. Bept Several cir v r curnstances conduced to ' make - an extremely dull day In the stock mar ,s ket. : One was the occurrence; of a i Jewish' holiday whlclt caused many I absentees from the .financial district. Another was the government report on grains to-morrow. Stilt another ' was the eve of the offering of New i fork City 4 1-1 per cent., bonds, bids ' ; for $40,000,000 of j which . will toe ' opened '. to-morrow.;.' This event was . of influence from! tw6 points of view, Jts direct effectx was perceptible, in the stiffness of the call money, mar J - ket, -Where the rates for loans roue " above, the. highest lexel of last week which - was 4 per y -cent; to t per WW'- it.uut.itvu V4 tcauwtt. A available for employment in rocks had Its Influence: in curtailing oper ations. As the - final Instalment : on ' the Union Pacific convertible bond. 'Jiich called for about $8,000,00d is . 1 also payable to-morrow the require . nai j ? - T" i-v m naAnAtiMk- r w . waaiiaM ass ments on the money market i,wre heavy.?, .'There . were dealings jn ' the , -- new -bonds -when; lssuedl in the, curb market within a fractional ranges of ! i-i.'i with an supward tendency. ti'f iuisq uumurr oi inuiviuuai uu - dor.; repor.ted as comlrs;- in t tne eleventh hour confirmed the foellng " . rf conCfience, in 't the success of the " . is:tue4 'v The "feature" in'" ne mono market was a stronger, tone 4 Again ; for ne time ' loans for ' the' longer pet lode. Supplies of commercial pa- per aieo are reported larger. Re ports of frosts in the Northwest und ' torecastsvof more were; of moderate ; effect ' in the . wheat . market. , , The government's report on cotton show , ed a higher condition than had been - expected in the trade so that : the month' deterioration was of -Jittle .effect. ; Copper1 declined, again - In London ; and alsd'iat the New.Xork ; metal ejchange.-.'andj 1 corieguenJe ' tna poppe inaustnais were tha great est' drag 6n the moderate advancing tendency in the general Hat of stocks. ' Parts of the small gains of the day ' were lost in the process of realizing, v Bonds were heavy. Total sales par value- 1746.00. " U. S. bonds - were unchanged-ion call. - . , - Total-sales stoks to-day J12.6 00 , v enares, including copper ,4i,uj to bacco 400: Atlantic Coast Line -200; Cincinnati and Ohio 800f 'Louisville and Nashville 200: Reading 81, 700; '. Southern Railway 200; United States Bteei Z3,luo; 'united states steel pid y- 2I.20Q; Sloes Shefllcld 5?0. , THE, GINXERS,'llEPORT, Census Bnrrau I.sn6s Its First Cot ton Bulletin For the Sson. "' Washington, Sept.- 8, -The Census Bureau to-day issued its first bulletin on the cotton report - for the season as shown by returns from the glnners, showing a total ol 191.416 bales up to, September tlf a compared with 407,- 661 Date up o tne same -penoa last year. In. thu statement round balos are counted as half bales. The great tailing oft is attributed to the lateness of the crop, ' ' , ' ' ' The report shows that there were nly 4,067 ginneries in operation Sep tember 1st this year, as compared with 6.628 In 1106. The (, product y States for the present year follows: Alabama, 7.346; Arkansas, 85; Flor ida, 64;-Georgia, 1,807: Indian Terri tory, 6;1Loulslana,'-112? Mississippi. 1.J28; North Carolina. 4li Oklahoma, 6; South Carollniav 8,040: Twtas, 145, 101. Last-year, Texas had ginned ?2S, (66 bales before September 1st, " T . . OOXDITIOX OF XTTON'. Crop Reporting Board Makes Its Ro- nort The Outlook by States. "Washington,- Sejt. 9.Th? crop report lng board of the bureau of statistics of 'the Department of Agriculture finds from the reports of the correspondents and 'agents of the bureau that the average condition of cotton on August 25 was 72.7, as compared with 78.0 on July 25, 1907. T7 I on Augiwt 25 1908, 724 on August 23, lflflly, and a l.Vyear average of 74.6. The following table allows the condition on lAuguat 2& of. this rear and the pre ceding year, with the respective 10-year averages; " v t . AugVrt Angust 10-ytr Ptates, tj 26. 1U07. "v2i, 1908. Average. Virginia .. u Korth Carolina. . 7S Foirth Carolina. ! r,orEla .. .. 71 82 79 W. 71 7 76" 79 74 IS 74 6- 75 82 63. 61 7 Id - Florida..,,, M " 70 t Alabama 74 ' ' 7 , i Mlslsslppl U .4 7? , , .f2 ; , . 'XAulslana 68 t, 7B k Tesas .. , 7 V ". 78 ; Arkansas ... , r( M Tennessee ., ' 78 M ' Missouri . 75 . f4 .Oklahoma .... 73 . 86 Ind. Territory... k 70- -80 ' . " Kaval Stores. . "Wilmington. Sept 9 -Spirits turpentine steady,' 60V4: recmlpts 67 casks. - Itosln study illiS; reroipts 321. Tar, nothing doing; recetpts 161. ' Cruder turpentine ' firm. . 62.76, 64 and $4.i3; receipts 96. , - - , - Charleston. 8. C," Bept" .-Torpantlne 'Steady, 61; wiles none -, Bosln steadv; pales none. A 8 C $3.R5 to 13.95; D 14 05: K 14.40: F 64.624 to 84.6; O 84.62V6 to 4.S; H J4.H0; I 64.70 to 14.76: K f.2S to SA90; M $i W: N 5.fb to 66-90; V S to .I6; W W 6.1.15. New.Orltans. Bept. 9. Receipts: 17 barrels rosin;, W barrels turpentine, fcx poi ts none. . 1 ' Cliarlotto Cotton. Then figures represent the "prices paid to wagons. , , , ' Sept, 9. - .Strict middling,...., ... ...... ....... H Middling ... ... ... .',.. ....v -...!. 12 Good middling C1ilnffn Crnln and Tmrltnn Cblcago, Sept, 9.A decline in the price j Of cafh wheat end A falling off In the demand for export esusert a weak close ,to the whent market hero to-day, , At tr.e cioso wlieat lor iw.nuuvr ai'liveiy 'as ,1 to , m lowen Corn le. lower. Oats off 21,. 1'rovlsions 6 to 10c lower. 1 '"5. ("lOhS Tin, m Mnj: hoi k K1.4,,). ' t r.oiuiruil; mulillln? V; tt r- . ! ero.-s receipts !-'.; Bitita - bt A. 1.--T. ' MvauiKih, tone stcudy; middling- l..1: net rofi-'nij 6,.'i'); crois tvriptst iMi als stock 22,04; coastwiso 3'5. ( Larle'ston, quiet; middlliiK I:; net re ceipts 7s"i; gross receipts ibi; sales gO; utm k 4,875. ... Wilmington, tono nontijial; net receipts 60'c Kress receipts 6M; Hk 1,3.17. Norfolk, tone steady; middling 1JH: ct rfcelpts 4a; grn receiptM 3i etock 10,. tj; coastwise iaj. Baltimore, toirt nominal; middling 13j4; stock 2.t . . . v.. New Vi'rk. -tone quiet." middling 13..; gross receipts 6,5.17; sale 2,124; etock iy, 627; Gt. Britain lSScontinont 1,575. Boston, tone steady; middling 13.25; gross receipts ?lfi; Qt. Krltnin 1 - , Phlladelpiii, tone barely steady; mid dling 43.60; stock 14. - . Total to-jy. at all ports, net j,v.'; Pritaln ll.iA: conUnent 1.675: stock 274,- 015. . , Consolidated, at all ports, net 17,133; Ot. Britain 17,624? continent i.140. Total sicce'Bept. t. at all ports,' net 68,705; Gt. Britain 26.1S4; France con tinent , 17,737 Japan la. ' Houston; tono steady; . middling "13; net receipts t.iii. gross receipts 6,btj shipments sales 4J0; stock 2D.10-J.- Augusta, tone steady-;, middling 13; net receipts 2,014; gross receipts 2,1d4; , ship ments 795; sales 1,Z77: stock 10,072. !v Memphis, tone quiets middling 13; net receipts IB! gross receipts luoi shipments 242; sales 5; stock 17,716. St. Louis, tone, dull; middling 13H; net receipts 16; gross receipts 22; shipments Mr stock 4,059. . . Cincinnati, net receipts 4; gross re ceipts 4; nhlpments !i; Btock 6,i27. Louisville, tone firm; middling 13. " Total to-day, net receipts 8.W1; gross teceipts 9.2U; ahlvments $,w, sales slock 7,48t - - , . - . f--K - Vnr Vnrlr lk-pf1in. -New York. Sept 9. Flour steady Ry flour firm." Corn meal Arm.'- Bye steady. Wheat spot steady; No. i red 103 ele vstor. Options 1 to , li net lower. Sept U5; fe, lOS'; May 111. v . , Corn,- spot, easy; No. 2 71 'A-elevator. Options to 14 net lower.: Dec. 71; May 6D. h , ' , v v Oats, spot Arm; mixed C6. ., '. ' .v Beef steadv. Cut meats steady. lard steady; refined barely -steady; continent 69.S0. Perk quiet . Tallow quiet. Pe troleum firm. Kosin quiet, Turpentine easy 66. Rlee steady. Molasses steady. Sugar, rawv steady; fair roflning '6143; molasses sugar 6306; refined steady. Cofiee, spot, steady: Rio No. 7, 614: San tos No. 4, y; mild eoftee dull; Cordova 9 to K. Futures 6 points lower to 6 points higher. - . Butter atrongt creanery specials 28; State dairy Common to fine 20 to 2. ' , Cheese atrofir; State full cream, small Colored and white, 13 to 14; do Urge 13U to 1614. "... Eggs steady. State, Pennsylvania and nearby fancy ; white 28 to Jj Western firsts '21 to-51; seconds lit to 19H. JTrciglit: team 1 s to uveroc iverpool steady;- grain by steam ldf cotton by steam 20. Peanuts firm: fancy ha noicked s" oth er dometlc 8H to 7H. - i - ' ; Potatoes weak; per liarrel $3- AO 6223; Jerseys tl.75 to 61.86; Southern sweets per barrel 81.26 to 62. Cabbages weak; flat Dutch per iw, 64 te $; Baltimore per barrel 81 to 81.12. : . JA fcrpool Cotton. . . ",; ' lilverpool.' Sept. 9. dose: ' Cotton, spot good business done; rrlces 8 to 8 points higher! Amerlcau mlodflrntr fair 8.; pood middling 8,15; mt3illing 7.61; low middling i.m gooa oratnary : orwnary 9.77. -1 of which lWr were for speculation and export and Included 9,600 American. Re ceipts &000 b'j Including; UU0 Ameri can, Futurfs opened-' steady7 and closed bare iy steady; American middling g. o. o. ..... . 8ept-Oct ... Oct-Nov, ... Nov.-DeoV" ., Dec-Jan. Uj., Jan--Feb.,v. Feb-March , March-April C.9314 ... .... ...... ,,. .... ...... )' .......4fcf: 6. Mi 6.S5V4 6.M C6S14 ti.t7 April-May May-June The Money Blarket. Vew Tork, Sept. 9. -Money on call strong and higher, 4 to 8 per cent.; ruling rate 4H; closing bid 6; offered at 6. Time loans strcng lor long .time; 66 days i; 90 days 5 io 6 ier cent.; six months 6 to 6 per cent. ,Prlm6 mercantile pnper 64 to 7 per cent.; sterling exchange--' easyt' with actual business in bankers' bills' at 46.15 to 4M.20 (or demand and at1 482.35 to 4S2.49 for yO-day, bilU. i . Commercial bills to mft. Bar, silver - ilSH. - Mexican dollars 63. Government bonds steady. Rallroud bonds heaix'y. . , , i Nw York (Jotton. 'ew Tork. Sent.-. Cotton, spot cloned qtiiet, 26 points lower; middling uplf.nds mtuiuiog gun Miles z.ru hales. ; finuref,: optmeu swauy ana - closed steady. .. . f i v'-, r- - j i Open High 11.03 12.S.V , 13.1S . 12.42 11.47 . lJJS-i 12. f Low 11 .62 12.W 12.10 12.( 12.12 13.20 12.24 Close 11.4i! 12.01 12.06 12.07 12.14 12.18 12.25 12.26 12.33 Bept. ,,. ,.ixU.70 Oct. 12.3s Nov. . .. .., ... Dec. .. 12.42 1166 Jan. .. .. ,. , Ieb. ' ... . -. March ;s.--n .j April .. ., iay 12.6S,?12.B6''12.80 Cotton Seei OR. New Vork, Sept. Cotton seed oil iulet anil barely steady; prima crude f. o. b. mills 42 nominal; prime summer yellow to 66: oft summer yellow -4- to 62r (?ood off summer yellow 50 to 63! Time white 66 to 60; prime winter yellow to 66. New Orleans Sjxt Cotton. : New Orleans, Sept. 1 9, Cotton, spot closed o,u!et with "quotations revised. Low ordinary 9 i-l9 ordinary 10c, ! good ordi nary 11 T-1S: low middling 12 6-16; mid dllng 116 6-16;" good middling :H8-lHj middling fair IS lie; fair 16 U-6. Sales 176 bales spot and 900 to arrive. . Futures elosed teady, 24 to 27 jpoints below the close Saturday. ' - Closing bids:; Jan. 12.38; Feb. 18.41; March 1151:: May 12.56: 'Bept. 12.78; Oct 1X63! Nov. i3.7; Peo.-.J186i f " Chaflotte; Produce. (Corrected dally ; by R. ri,' Field i Co.) - - i . Hensper head, .... .... w.s;, rihlckens-sprlni.. ., .. ..,' Ducks. ,.'...'...' Kggs.t... .... Hutter . ..' v 6540 2). 26 ' rxi20 ' Ml - a;.,' Rye ,i.c ... ... Corn ,.:.'... Cotton seed ,.' ' .' '."! ,'. a,- ' The Pry Goods Market. :; S'; a New' York, Sept. 9. The dry, goods market ' was OUlet to-day. owing to the observance of a Jewish holiday In large rrt. Cotton goods were ouiet tor con tract business but . the spot' trade holds up. Dress goods were In fair demand, worst 1 nnl cotton dress fabrics blu in better call than all wool goods. Quite a few large Western Jobbers ' are repre sented in the primary markets this week. NEW l'Onit BOXDE. IT. H; refunding 3s registered . U. S. refunding it coupon .. lf.;B.:3s registered IT, S. Us coupon , V; 8. New 4s registered. , IT. 8. New '4a coupon American Tobacco 4s.. ,...v.'v' American Tobacco 6s.. .-...,. Atchison general 4s. 1 ' is . Atchison . adjustment 4s., , .,' . . 11.. a . 101 m .... 10W , ... I," ,i 6tJ .... tni m ' Ainnur onsi i.ine n.-i,f ..... Boltlmoro & Ohio 4s.. .. .... ftaltlmnrs & Ohio iMn Xid.. Hrnoklyn It. T. ev. 4s.. .. .. Central of OeorRta Sa., ... ,.. Central of CJeorsia 1st Inc.. Central of Georgia Hod Inc.. Central of Georgia 3d Inc.. . .. ..." Chtfliipeake & Ohio 4s.. .... Chlonso & Alton 3n ofd.. .. .,." Chicago, B. ft Qulncy new 4.i Chlcuso, fC. I. ft I'acino ItiK. 4s... CLIcago, It. I. ft P. H. It Vol. 6s C-C'O. & t. IJUis gen, 4s...... Colorado Industrial 6a Her. A....... Colorado MldlAnd 4s bid.. Colnrnrlo & bouthern 4s bid., '.. . Cain, Cs..M. Ixnver & Hie Grand 4s.. ...... I'Mstillera' Fecurltles S.. .. Lrl prior lien 4s.. 1,,.... , ... i"i 64 65 4T,H t4i "-la. I4 M M SOUTIIERX Alcnander Gi Gorocd MANAGERS, CHAHLOTTE, II. C. mm , 1 Complete set 40 Picker Machinery. ' X 40" Op;ner Lappet.;'' f , ' , 140' Finisher Lapper, T . , , 40" Revolving Top FJat Cards. . k " 1 - " ''. Roving' Machincry,.v -, . r , ' '. r Spinning. Frames, suigle rail, 1 3-4" to 2 1-4" rings. . Long Chain Quillers. , Reels. ; GREENSBORO SUPPLY CO. s' GREENSBORO, N. C. Mason MachineWorlis .''"''.-'' THUNTON, MASS:,. . has built more than i 41,000 LOOMS For Fall River Millv--. Southern Office at Gharlotte. , EDWIN HOWARD, R&ent. W 'anted at wee Several first-class Electricians. Steady work andi gopd pay to right men.- -None but steady workers J need apply. ' ' BRADSHAW ELECTRIC COMPANY Thone No. 470. P. H. BIUDLEYr" O. W. - rres. nd Treaa. Erie General 4s ..... Hocking Vailey, 4'-ks.... .. Japan -6s Japan-6s 2nd Series ....... 79 9 naff japan 4'-ss ceruncates ., ...... Japan certificates 2nd Belies.. T.otilsville & Nash. Unified 4.. W, .... ' Wl 87 94 97 78T4 15 9SK 61 : 0 "8S 119 97 .67 4H 87 ,;.92 Manhattan consol gold 4s ofd.. ... Mexican Central 4s..-' ., .... . Mexican Central 1st Inc. bid.. .. , MlMBourl, Kansas & Texas 4s.... Missouri, Kansas & Texas 2nd. National R. R. of Mexico 4s otd. New York Central eeneral 3Vt.. New Jersey Central general 6s .bid Northern Mcinc 4s.. .. Northern Pncitlo 3s bid.. .. .. Norfolk & Western consol 4s.. ... Oregon Bliorr L.lne rfdff. 4s..,. ... Penn. xsv. 8'4s. ... ... ...... ... ... Haadina General 4s ... os4 St ouis ft Iron Mountain col.! 6s. los St. Louis ft San Francisco fg. 4s.. St. Louis Southwestern col. 4s bid. Seaboard Air Una 4s bid.. .. Southern Faclflo 4s i Southern Pacific 1st 4s certificates.. n 70 66 100 1124 72V W4 W4 1074 63. 71 . W VZ 60 . Southern Railway Ss,..,, ,,, Texas ft Pacific lsts Toledo, St. U St Western 4s Union Pacinc 46.. ..... ... ... ...... U. 8. Stepl 2nd 6a..... , , ...... Wabash lets..,.. ..... ... ... ....... Wabash Deb. .. ...... ..... Western Mid. 4s bid... :. Wheeling & Lake Erie 4s bid.j.... Wisconsin Central 4s old.... Japan 4s certificates .. .. t.. CLOSIXO STOCK XIST. Adams Express 1M 71 41 Si - so 166 Amalgamated Copper .... American Car & Fonndry American Car 'ft Foundry pfd. AMArJon PitltMl nil American cotton uu piu American Kxpress.. .,' American Hide & Leather pfd.v ... 1AV4 6J i: 6 American Ioe .. ..... ... .... American Linseed uu .....u ..... American Linseed Oil pfd American locomotive ... American Locomotive pfd.. .... . American Smelting ft Refng.. ..... American Smelting & Refng.: pfd.. ZO 64 102 101H 1007, Amot-iniui miliar HennmK .. .. .. .. 114 61 American Tobacco pfd. ctt pfd. ctt Co..' .... Anaconda Mining WT4 87H Atchison . Atchison' ofd.. Atlantic Coast Line 90 63 Baltimore & Ohlj ... Paltlmoro & Ohio pia., ....... ...... Brooklyn Rapid Transit ..... ss 47V4 Canadian Pacific ......... Central of New Jersey ..... ... ... Chesapeake &, Oliio .. .. ... ...... riilcago Great Westerns. .. .... Chicago ft Northwestern Chicago, Mil ' & Bt. Paul.. ;,.. ..... rhlcago Terminal ft Trans.. ...... Chicago Terminal ft Trans.; pfd.... C, C, C. A St. Lrufs Colorado Fuel ft Iron . .. .... Colorado & Southern ., w .. ... .. Colorado & Southern, 1st pfd.. .... Colorado ft Southern 2nd pfd.. ... VA 170 34 - 9 145 123 4 IS 24T4 23 44 107 ' 14 160 474 - 2414j! , S 66 W4 48M, -27i 127' us - 724 21' 'nnsolidatcf uas .... .... ... Privltpt TEeflnlnff .1-.' ...... Corn Products Refining pfd.,' j. Delaware ft Hudaua . ......... foelaware, IjSkawanna ft West .v .. xcrwer ft Rio Grande wsv. . . penver ft Rio Grande pfd.., .. .. .., Distillers becurtues ...., Lrie..,.. ..... ... j.. ... F fie 1st pfd.. Erie Ind pf3. ..'....... ....... O-neral Electrlo',.. .. .... Illinois Central . ... .. ,.." ..... n International Paper.. International Paper pfd.. ....... International Pump ..... ... InternRtlonnt -Pump pfd... .. Iowa Central ....... Iowa Central pfd.. .... ... ... Kansas City Southern . ... . ,., I. an 11. v Kiitrriorn .n . T . Louisville ft 'Nashville ., Mexican Central ...... ..... 109 17H 40 105 1?7 70i i , i 62 47' Io:.j Mlnneapolii 8c At I.uii ...... ...... Minn., Ht P. tt Suult Ste. M....... Minn., Ht. P. A Sault Ite. M. pfd.. Missouri Pacific Miasourl, Knnsas ft Texas ...... Missouri, Ksnsa ft Texas pfd..... National Lead,. ... ,,, National R. K. of Mexico pfd.,.,,. New York Central ..... ... ... ... WILUAU FIUTII, Pre. AMERICAN s;cOTHRAlV6o"w.!sent,T' 405 Trurt W WWvWs a OFFICE: t 8. Church St C. E. BRADSHAW, Manager. HOLMES, Vice Pres. n TfwV. Ontario & Western .. .. aSH Norfolk western "vs V7.rfr.1k- Wpstern bid.... 7s North American ..... ... ... 61 Pacific Mall Pennsylvania. People' Gas .... ..... ... ... .. 66 VI Fittsburg, C. C. ft St Louis Pressed Steal Car "A Pressed Steel Car pfd W Pullman palace Car , ! Reading ..... 7 Reading 1st pfd..,. , . J Reading 2nd pre... .... " Uenubiio stoei .. i Reputillo Steel pfd 7b Rock Island Co 25i KocK island 1:0. pro St Louis ft San Fran. 2nd pfd 87 VJ kit. liouis Southwestern 1 St. Lou 1 1 Southwestern pfd.. .. 44 Southern Pacific .'',.., Southem Pacific pfd..... Southern Rallwiy .... W.i Southern Railway pfd.. 66 Tennessee Coal & lr Iron. Texas & Pacific ., Toledo, St. Louis & -West Tolouo, St Louis ft West. pfd.. Union Pacific ' Vnlen Pacific pfd .. United States Kxpress ..... .. I'nlted States R'talty .. .. .. .. United Ststes RuHer United States Rubber pfd United States Steel United States Steel pfd Virginia Carolina Chemical .. Virginia Carolina Chemical pfd. Wabash ... ... Wabash pfd ..... Wells Fargo Kxpress ..... ... . West.lnghouse Electric .... .... Western Union ..... ... ... ... . Wheeling ft Lak Krio .... .... Wlsconwn Central .i ss .. .. WlMConsln Central pfd.. .. ., Northern Pacific .... Central Leather ... ,,. ... ... Central Leather pfd.. .. .. .. ., Ploss Sheffield .. 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' ; k ' - ' ' ' ' - CAROLINA1 POR TLAITD CEMENT C0.,: : ; Southern Distributors, Charleston, S. 0. ' 4 j THE FRAN MOISTENING ..79 Ililk Street, Ec:tcn, Uiss.. STUART Ain ernen. CI'JTH TRYON ST., CHARLOTTE N. OrcMns Flat Cards, Railway Head, -Drawing Frames, spinning Frames, t Twlstera and Spoolers . Colliers and Reels, Looms, jf.coaiBEsis:" r VTCn ETCs Manufacturers and Jobbers Frequently And It necessary to. have Banking Facilities in ad dltlon to tt banks. ose offered by local Tin: First National Bank OF RICHMOND, VTJRGEMIA, -WtUi $1,000,000.00 Capital Earned Surplus $600,000,00 ' $5,500,000.00. Deposits $,000,000.00 Total Resource Offer Just tle Additional t'a. cliitles Itequired. Jno. B. PurcelL President; Jno. M. Miller, Jr., Vicol'resl. dent? Cbas. R. Burnettt, As sistant CasbieT Jf. Q, Jopjin, AsauiODt Cashier. v . A. D. SALKELD & BR0.( COMMISSION MERCHANTS. 73 Leonard Street, NEW TOAK. . COTTON TAItys. ' DBP" Fred'k Vietor & Aelis. HUBBARD BROS. & CO, HANOVER SQUARE, NEW YORK. MEMBERS OF New, Tork Cotton Ex cnange, New Orleans Cotton Ex change. Assoclats Members Live pool Cotton Exchange. ORDERS SOLICITED For tbe pur chase and sale ot cotton for future delivery. .- Correspondence lnvltd. JAMES E. MITCHELL CO. COMMISSION MERCHANT Cotton Yarns and Cotton Cloths. - CONSIGNMENTS SOLICITED. Philadelphia, 622 nnd 13 Chestnut SL Boston, 16 Summer 8t New York, No. 73 ruiiir1 St Charlotte. S9 & Tri-om Hi. now about heating your home? SEE HACKNEY BROS.. The Plumbing and Heating Contractors. Wo carry full Una or supplies. ' Thona 812. 6 W. Fifth St., CIIARIX)TIE. Hickory, JV G. K & COMIXS, Vlc rres. and Treas. COMPANY CHARLOTTE, N70. v v i dnc:;cz and cz:rs?j.zizz IntemedUt lack Prune 1 J WWM William 6. Charles ' . , mjsmi . -m Offlct3irtotte, N. C., Boston. Mass, and Amsterdan. N. T. - ' Main Office Amsterdam, X. T. Klnsle tin a Jaoqnard with Independent Tfllnder v mottoa. THOMAS HALTOX'S SONi, JENCKES SPINNING CO, GOTTON YARNS Main Otncej PAWTUCKET. R. L 0. A. R0BBINS COMPLETC EQUIPMENTS FOIt GENERAL CHARLOTTE, HIGH-GRADE SPINDLE. OILS Scotirca Belt Oils and Greases, Lubri Greases. Ready-Sflxed Paints, Cold Watr Paints. Ajents W attlea' Dreaalna Compound. '' GEO. B. HISS OIL CO. CIUnLOTfE, X. c. J. SPENCER . TURNER CO. COMMISSION MERCHANTS ' ; OFFICES! Xew Tork, phtladelpbla, Chicago, fit Louis, London, England, Yarns and Cotton Piece Goods. . . : PAULSON, LINKROUM & CO. Cottton Yarinis 87-M LEONARD STREET 120 CHESTNUT STREET I8A MARKET STRIvET For Quick Bole TWO BRICK STORES " on one of the principal streets of the city. A good investment. Call at office. R. E, Qochrane. 1 ';v''''?'?rv-yp.y,-';;--.H'rtya'i tQI Xo rth Tryon. " ' ; '1" :''. HUGH. MACRAE, & CO., I ";r 7 - r Bankers TJt Miscellaneous Soathern Secutlea ' " wilmixgtox, jr. a ' " Washington, D. C, 408 Colorado Bldg. , . Cotton Mill Stocks. , LEONARD L. HUNTER : ARCHITECT , Fifth floor, Trust Md , Ttione 7. j " ; nURlX)TTE. X. C. For Calch Wa have In etock for Immediate . t nected generator set, consisting ot , WESTrXGIIOCSE GEXFRATOR, It M K. W dlract I current. - '. three wire, 129 to S50 volts, speed J0 r. p. tngtna type, complete with all necessary psrts. . 1 TROY lCXGIN'E, tertlcal type, cylinder "V, complet with tu- tomatlo oilers, 'lubricator, etc. " - , MARBLE SWITCHBOARD, complete with ail necttsary anrttc'hes. Instruments and, lit tin pi for mounting. This set was built to work together, is absolutely new and of tv. highest type and efflclentfy, and Is especially adapted for. sen' ue - iv here both light and motor service art required. Will be sold at a RAUOAIV. "STANDARD IXUTRICAL ftliXY tw..AN ftorfolic, Va. C2UiTAU l-j;l- ATkA Automatic Feers, Openers an4 Trrr. , Breaker, lnternieilit;r r Z Finisher Urr?n. Klrscbner Card lax tt.xUn Tbread Extractor, f mom ' " I. ,wiwn 9" - ,-',.;- -M.;,v m ::,:;;'--.-';'' . - ' C72UCT3. COTTON YARXS. COTTON GOOPS AND COTTON WASTE. VSE BALTOX'S MCQCAKD ' rr -wwi PhllaaelpUla, Pa. Philadelphia OSIcet Mariner A llerchant Bufldisc, W. A. SPELUSST, Manager. COTTOX MILLS, POWER FLAXTS, MACUlXCnT. , NORTH CAROLINA. LOOM, ENGINE. AND VALVE i NEW TORS PBTLADEU1IIA CHICAGO HOOK : AND R0GER3; ; ARCHITECTS ! CTIARLOTTE A GREEXSBORO, X.C WM. D'OLIER & CO., , CONMISSIOX WXRCUAXT3 COTTON YARNS . lmnl and Chestnut Streeta. Mariner and Merchant RuUdin& rniiA&KLruiA, pa. Cc:!cte list T aenvery a complete, dlracV " con ;
The Charlotte Observer (Charlotte, N.C.)
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