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:h ::ki:-r i. cottoxi v l;:;;i.',in ami Boar pressure r-i "',o Advance Wcckcn Prices 4 --iicUv Sonic Coterin ? Steadies i , Market and the t'ifcC is Only , ; a Net Decline of 10 to 1 I'oints. - Ne- York. Sep. 'It. -The cotton mar- Vet h;id a very sharp crea aunn i- cay' tra.llns, ln'g steady at a ttl Oe.line at V tQ 17 points, ales tor tne day were sstiroatea at w.wi oai. , The opening was steady at a net ad vance of 3 to 4 points with near months relatively nrra on cowring and soma Ireah buying attracted by the bulls, views expressed concerning the eftect. of yester iVy'a revision of spot; differences In cringing ths '. local contract .nearer a rarity with middling cotton. At the ad vance thira was heavy realising and bear yrtssure owing t. continued good weath er South, disappointing tables, increasing receipts" and feats of weakness, in the spot markets Prices quickly weakened under ' this, pressure and continued to work lower until in, the early afternoon lliey showed a net loss of 10 to 2 points cu the active months which wera ubout ; to a points below the high level of tiie season rea:ned only a weett ago. At this occitna there was covering enough to Hirady iha market and , closing prices wvre about 6 to U pants up from die JcwMt. Southern spot , markets as offi ' oixllv runnrted a.-ro 'A hlsher to $4 16wor. UNSETTLED STOCK MARKET. The Irregularity ..Continues In Evi dencePeriod! of Strength In the Railroads Hold up the industrial). New York, Sept U'.-The utiettlement end Irregularity of the stock market vontlnueii m evidence to-lay with the Oisiinction clearly marked between an upward tendency in the railroad stocks jnd decided depression in the copper slacks with diminishing sympathetic ef ttxt most marked In the other metal stocks, but perceptible also In other in custilaJs. The jwrlods of more aggrea-t-e strength in the railroad stocks held up the weak industrials, and without tha development of acute weakness at other tunes in the copers pulled tho rest of the list down with them. The Uniteu States Steel tUnrk showed cJearly onough tiiat the condition of the topper trade was arousing anxiety over the Iron and steel trad. Immediate ad ir from th.it trade were encouraging as to tha demand for iron, tome recovery liaring occurred iroin the extreme price concession with a revival of demand. The ff.Uing off In output in August was mod erate bu: the decline In weekly output on September 1 was more decided. ITtitcd states steel touched th low level of tha year, by a narrow fraction, while tho coppers widely extended their prevlou lw records for the veur. The nature of the liquidation in these Mocks gave effect t the rumors which were- kept in con stant circulation of embarrassments of stork exchange nouses. Short sales by the bears were an Im portant influence and when they bought to cover the market rallied. The net manses in consciueiH'e are comparative ly small and give no idea of the violence cf the drop from the udvanced prices of tha morning to the depths of (he reac tion. The tone remained feverish and unsettled to the closinii. huylng lor 1-onUon account and the further casing of London discounts was a :tature in the any strcngtn me local money mar ket c-jiitinusl to relax with the passing of the effect of the bond operations. Cop per trade conditions swept all ether con idcia'.lons Into ti e ha kgrnund. Utnds were Irregular; total sjIcs. pur value, t2.f,m. I U. ri. i registered advanced v; per ; cent, on call. ; Total sales stocks to-day 13,'V shares, . . including: Copper Smelting N,lw; - American Tobacco jcm; Atlantic Coast .'' Line Wn C & O m: C. M. & St. Paul :.!: i,. & N. Sin.: N. & W. m: rcima. : M 2W; Readlnt; 'M3h; Souihern Railway if. Union lrf,ciHc H.30ii ; Steel SLSju; do pleftrrert n,!M); Va. Caro. Chefukal Kw, Nrrthern Pacltic 21.i0ft: lotta HhelTlel.l Steel im. New York, Sept. i: New York, Kept M -Standard Oil M. - Mobile & Ohio mi- lai era i trust ir ond. m. Baltimore, Heft 12 Hea hoard common and preferred, nothing doing. Dally Cotton Market. New York, Sept U.-Oalverton, tone Outet; middling 13 7-lfi, net receipts ti,314. gr:ss rrcilpts ,.:;M; galea .'?0; stock W.iH; foustwis 2,2W., New Orleans, lone nominal; middling 13; net receipts ft,;;; sales lid. stock &3.491. Mobile, tone weak, middling 1,(; net lerelpta ; grotn receipts W; laics 5i; Hd-k 4.0O5. Savanntili, tone easy; middling l-'H net eeeijiis jn.ifix; prots ie. elpts W.lt; 'Mlvu 3.413. stock 5,iW; coastwise .ti.ftiS. harlest'in, net receipts ..If), gross ie- ceims j.io; stork ctaRtwise 1,00(1. iiminKton, tone Htradv: middling 12'i; eceipta 1,.3; net receipts tock 4,727. l.oij.J; gvi.ti Norfolk, lone quiet, middling receipts ;'(i; Bros r.-cvipta 1-3.1; Stock lfl.jvi; ccastwit .o'. 13'4: ne-t s.ilca 41; r,;mimore, iiou.iay; stock I'.tji. ew Yollf, t-.re stei'ilv; gross recsipts 1.520. sales : i : .. hntiin Sostofl, tone quiet i:j; Phlladelptna, tone quiet; iros receipts K), stock 1. irddtilina 12.9ft: i.Vf; stock 174. - Kross recelpis middling 13.15; 2Mf. JOfal to-iny, at all pons net :i:M; vi. oriiiun i.tr-, HlO'.-K m4,tii. Conscll1iiij, ai all p. ,rt, net Jntain 21,o7f., contl:nt 14.7W. 76,9m. Gt. , Tal tuc- Sept. 1, at all ports. wMl; it. Britain ;.:-; France continent 24.SW; Japan 19 INTERIOR MOVEMENT. net ,"oJ; Houston, net receipts c.."Ki . teipis .:;?9; ship.iieiits 1. .;:.; gross re- ?, Augusta, tone nregulur; middling MK; . liet receipts Lll'i, ir. iweipts : ; Shipments 1.138; rales 1.7.SS . cluck l2,21o. Memphis, lone (;uiet. mlddili.g U; net reeeipts 72, gioi receipts 121: chtpinents sales it); stock lii.30. bt. Louis, tone- steady; middling 13'; gross receipts i:, shipments :'0; stixk , Cincinnati, net rerelpts rois re ceipts 12; shipments 51. utn u ,:. Iuisville, torn: hrmi mt.idling W14. Ultle Rock, tone steady; middling 12; shipments 6; stock 4.1t. Total to-day, net receipt 89: (.toss receipts 8.ri9; shipments .'A',. nales IS,- 3t7; stock 74,878. Receipts at the ports to-dnv y.,2M tales against i,U; last week an,! ;;.h!i Ht jesr. tor tn- wceK imiiOii lMle it)wliii 1 44,573 last week and 1?j,jj inn veai. To- ' ' fiay's rentipts at New Urkanii 3 bales' against 2.1 last year. Hubbard Bros. & .' Cotton Letlcr. Special to The Observer. ' New York, Sept. J;.T!e octl'-n of the revision eommltt r.iui wliji the ireiientl approval of the trade lu renprmj thu market opened with if. healthier feullng and good undertone. Near option weru ...well sustalnea. The lack of speculation, bowever, un a detrlmenc against anv permanent advance and under selling ;.ljvwn ouulde, prices yielded from the b aence ot support Business narrow and Weal apart from the r-ouree of th - efferlngs. Beyond there Is no special feature. Liverpool cables that, t her Is . little buying nowtr In that market, and -that daily s-lilng of hedges more than .Iiieel the demand. - HUBBARD BROS, tc CO, Chartate Produce. fCorrected daily by B. H, Field Ik Co.), 1-fens per head ... ... rnlckens spring.. ,, Pucks.. ... .... . i:ggs..... ... ..... ... .... .. p.utier .. .. .. .... Rye ... ...... '.,.. ...... .',', Corn ......... ..... ..... .... Cetton seed ...... .... ... ... 3Sf40 & 2002a 1 ST a Charlotte Cotum. Tiies figures -represent the prices psid. to wagons. . .... Kept 12. f:r!t middling ..... ... ...... n X.iudiiig ... ..... v,.1 ,.. .... ..... Xi Oooa iniddlln .... ., .... 1314 . . ESTIMATE. , ' To. Lust morrow. - Tear. Kew Orleans ..... ... ., 0u-l,2 Isttflrioei Rseeluia.'. TO : ' ".,'' Dor. arwt ... .... 2,1K Last Tear. J. S. Kacl.e & Co.'s Cotton Letter. New York, Spt. 12. An unsettling in fluence on trading this was tho action v.sterdav eveninir of tho revision com- ! mittee of the New Tork exchange reduc ing premium on hijli gtaaes ana in creasing discount on low grades. While not unexpected und generally welcomed the traaar ' were all at sea, Many held t the belief that the advances recently had discounted the eftect. The tendency would be however to liring both Uver pool and New Orleans nearer New York's level. If was the general opinion that the new. contract was now above crit icism. The selling occurred soon after the sharp advaiite around the- opening and an. unlnterrutted decline followed Iringir.g Octoter and tecember to 11.. a and January to 11.79. a decline' of from 'S to 55 points tor the day. The influ ences at work arc all against tha mar-, ket at present. The movement, -the weather and money teem in be the bear argument at present. 1 We iear the short side on bulges. . ; . . - J, S BACHK CO.. :, Naval Stores..' Charleston. 6. C. Sept. li-Turpentlne steady jOc.; sales none. ; Rosin steady- sales none ABC . D U: K $4.; Um; O W.; M .6o: J H.:h; K T5.2J; M .; N .M; W O fa.Da; W W t.10. Nev Orleams. ' Sept ja.i-Recelpts; barrels rfsin, 14 barrels turpentine, ports nona ..', j i ; , . .. . Ex- Wilmlngton. Sept. U Spirits turpentina quiet, . receipts 32 casks. Ro!n quiet. U 75; receipts IS. . Tar. nothing doing; receipts IS. Crudo turpentine firm, ti. W, na tVJ$; receipts W). " - Savannnh. -Ga.. Sept. 13. -Spirits tur pentlna firm, rngulnrs 50 to 50V; sales re ported 99T; receipts 964:-ahlpmenu -!.. Rosin firm; sales reported 1,8W; receipts ZW. shipments 2.592; stock 7S.S3. Quote: ABC W to 3 ?5; D 4 to 4.05; E 4.3o to 4 4- F M M to 4.6fc; O $4 6 to l.Si; H t4.: to M 75: K IE ; M .B5; N U, W O $6.1)5, V,W 6.I ... New York froduce. New York, Sept. K-Flcur fairly Uve and 1m; Rye flour firm. Corn meal quiet Rye dull. Wheat, spot firm; No. 2 red 1WA eleva tor. Options Hi to 1 net higher. Sept. W: Dec. 1C7'.; May J10'4 Corn, snot dull. No. 2, "4 elevator. Optio:is U', to 14 lower. Sept 71; Dec. May W. O.itj. spnt firm: mixed 55. Reef steady. Out nieatj steady. Iard steady, Western prime $ to $9.1t; refined firm. Pork steady. Tallow dull. Petroleum tlrm. Rosin steady, si rained common to eood H45. Turpentine 63V Rice firm, .tfolasses steady. Bugne. raw firm; fair refining fS.42; cen trifugal 9 test $!.94; molasses sugar t3.0ii. Refined quint. Cofieo. spft quh't; Rio No. 7, fty; San tas No.' I, S cet.ls; mild ctffee dull; Cor. dova 9 to l' Futures unchanged to 5 piints lower. Freights and peanuts qViet, unchar.g d. Potatoes firm, unchanged. Cabbages quiet, unchanged. Chicago Grain and Provision. Chicago, Sept 12. Cold weather In the Canadian Northwest caused an advance of almost i tents In the price of wheat here to -day. December closed ISk to , up. corn ', higher; oats "4 higher. visions IMs to Vn hiKher. WHKAT- Sept. .. Pee. .. May . 4 CORN- Sept. .. Dec. .. May .. OATH Sept. .. Pec. .. May .. I.A KO- Sept. .. On. .. RIH?- Oi t. .. Jan. .. High .. .. 94Vv 9!) .. .. 105H 62U fiOVi .. .. W .. .. 63s ten tt's 9.frJ 9.12 8.15 Low 92' 7V4 1W W f.!tV 52H 5m 9.00 .C7 S.2 94i 104'4 62 B9i 0i 54 V 9.02 9.12 8.U Vjw York Cotton. New York, Sept. 12. Cottc.n, snot clos-e-J steady, 13 points lower; middling up lands i2.'J); middling gulf 1315; sales 6.0M bales. n Futures opened steady and closed stcidy. Open . 12.03 . 12.02 .' 12.04 .12 11 '. 12.17 . 12.20 . 12.25 , X12.25 Hljth 12.fti 12.02 12.11 12.11 12.10 12.17 12 21 12.25 Low n.t 11.75 11.75 11.79 11.94 11.91 13.21 11.98 Close 11.71 11.81 11.82 11. m 11. S9 11.93 11.99 12.03 12.05 fcept. .. del. .. . Nov. . . . Dec. .. . Jan .. .. Feb. .. , March .. Anril .. May .. . Juno .. . July .. . Aug. .. . x-Eld. X12.2S 1? VA 1! 11 12..W Lirei'iKMil Cotton. Liverpool. Sept. 12 -Ch sing cotton: Spot quiet; prices 7 pointr. lower: Ameri can middling fair 8.37; Rood middling 7.83; middling 7.1"; low middling 6.79; good or tllrfliy t 05; ordinary 5.45. The sales cf the day were 8,000 bahjs, ot which 590 were for speculation and ex IHirt and Included 5.70ft American. Re ceipt 2.0W hales, no American! Futures opened barely steady and clos ed weak; American middling g. o. c. f'ewt ?.3H Sept-Oct Oct-Nov 6.4fi ,"o-Dec c.42 I tee-Jan i .4) Jan-Feb 6.J9 Feb-Mnrch 6.40 March-April 6 404 April-May 8.41 May-Jtme 6.41V6 New Orleans Siot Cot ton. NeAv Oi leans. Sept. 12 Cotton, spot cloed quint with r,uotailonn reviaed. Lew ordinary ordinary fi7-l; good ordi nary lo': low middling 12, middling 13; good middling 134 : middling fair 14; fair litj: ral were 110 tales on the spot". Future closed steady with the active montln 2'. to K lolnts below the do yesterday as a result of the revision In the quotations on ijots. "If ninof bids: Jan. 119s: KW). 11.98; March 12.09; April 12.12; MHy 12.15; Sopt. 12 30; Oct. 12.08: Nov. 11.98; Dec, 11,97. Sept. high 12.30; low 12.25 Tiie Money Market. New Yotk, Sept. 12. Money on call steaCy. to 4, ruling rate 3, closed 2V tr 2 pr ent. Time loans easy; 0 days 5; 90 dayi 6i to (5 per cent., six months C per cent. Prime mercantile ; juper it 1 per cent.; sterling eacchanae u-.iK with actual huslness in bunkers Mils at 45 40 to 4's..45 for demand and at JM60 to 481 & to.- wi-duy Mils. Commer cial bills 4tl to 481V.; bur silver 8; Mexican dollars fl'7. Government bonds firm; railroad bonds lrregulur. The Dry Uoods Market. New York, Kept, 12. The dry coeds murket was sointwhnt (Inner snd stettd Ur to-day. The- advance In printed liibrlcs stimulate! further liiqulrles In the gray Roods market amons; converters. Jobbers ere dolnjt fair trade in nearly ali departments. Men's wear Is quiet ex cept in the case of high quality stapl fabrics wflleh ar selllna; as well as isusl. rillk is a little lorr. A Travrllna; Man's Eprrient. "I must toll ypu my experience on an Fast bound O. R. & N. R. R. train from Pendleton to Le Ornde, Ore.," rites' Pfim A, Oirher, a well known traveling; man, "I was In the gmoklnK department with seme other traveling men when en ef them went out Into the coach and came bock and' said. There is a woman siek unto death. In -the car." I it once up an l went out, founj her very III with cram j colic, tier hands and arms were drawn up so you could not straight en them, and with a deathlike look on her face. Two or three ladles were working with her anl giving her whiskey. I went to . my suit case nd got my bottle of Chamberlain's Colic, Cliotent and Diar rhoea Remedy i never travel without it), run to the water tank, put a double dose ot the medicine in the glass, poured some water into an-l stirred it with a pencil; then I had quite a time to get the ladies to let me give it to her, but I succeeded. I could st once see the effect and I worked with her, rubbing iter hands, and in twenty minutes I gsve her another uom r.y mis unie we were almost into Le Onutde, where I was to lva the train. I gave the liottle to the husband to be used in rasa another Ana ahmilil t.a wed4 4Mt4-4tMlMi im-th"rato ran- tty w uranue sne was all rlg-t, and I re eeived the thanks ot every paasenger In .A .'LOOM:VORIIS General Qfacez: SOUTHERN Alexander , Garoed .'. ' ' MANAGER 9, , : ' : , ' ' :' CHARLOTTE, N. C. IANTED 1ComDlcte set V ' 140" Opener Lapper. 140" Finisher Lapper. 40" Revolvins? Tod Flat Cards. - Roving Machinery. ' ... 1 Spinning Frames, single rail, 1 34" to 2. 1-4" rings, ; Long Chain Quillcrs. Reels. ' . GREENSBORO SUPPLY CO; GREENSBORO, K. C. ; Mason Machine WorKs rnuNTox, muss., . has built more than d1,OO0 LOOM For Fall River Mills. Southern Of lice at Charlotte. : EDWIN HOWARD, Tl&ent. Cotton Seed OK. New York. Sept. 12--Cotton seed oil was moderately active and firm on liglit offerings. Prime crude 43; prime summer yellow 55 to 56. off summer yellow 41 to 61; good off summer yellow 4SH to ol. prime whito 60; prime winter yellow 6o. CLOSXO STOCK LIST. Adams Express Amalgamated Corner .. American Car & Foundry .. . American Car & Foundry pfd American Cotton Oil American Cotton OH pfd 165 61 V 3H 95 32H 85 195 1 45 S 19 63 102 MH 97i llt" 8u 3Ss 90Vj 81 90 83 4i lhl'4 M5 32 '4 9 143' 118 4 15 60 .23 23 CO 43 104' 13' 66 154 470 23 r,i 47 3hV4 12ii 13i. 14 72 21V 6b 16 37 Ti 24 American express.. Hide & Leather American American Amcrlcun American American ptd. Ice , Unseed Oil Linseed Oil pfd.. . Locomotive Locomotive pfd.. American im.rran fimeltllllf & Refng.. American Smelting &. Refng. pfd.. American SuganKennms American Tobacco pro certf Anaconda Mining Co Atchison Atcblson pfd Atlantic Coast Line .. .. laltimors a: Olilo Faltlmora & Ohio pfd--Brooklyn Rapid Transit.. .. Canadian I'aciilc Central of New Jersey.. .. Chesapeake & Ohio Chicago Great Western .. . Chicago A Northwestern .. Chicago, Mil. & St. Paul .. Chlrago Terminal & Trans Chicago Terminal & Trans. pfd.. C... C. C. ot. uouis Colorado Fuel iron Colorado & Southern .. .. .. . Colorado & -Southern 1st pfd.. Colorado & Sotlthern 2nd pfd.. Consolidated Gus Corn Products Refining .. .. Corn Products Refining pfd.. Delaware & Hudson Delaware, Lakawanna &- West Denver Rio Grande Denver & Rio Grande pfd,. .. Distillers' Securities Ella Erie 1st pfd Erie 2nd pfd General Electric .. Illinois Central International Paper International Paper ptd International Pump Internntional Pump pfd Iowa Central Iowa Central pfd Kansas City Southern Kansas City Southern pfd.. .. I.OtllBVllIO 4 INBSnviue 107 Mexican Central Minneapolis A St. lxuis .. .. .... "i Minn., St. P. & Sault 8te. M...... 101 Minn., St. P. & fluult Bte. M. ptd.. 12. Missouri rat-lm: Missouri, Kmnsss A Texas .. .. .. h Missouri, Knnsos St Texas pfd.. .. 2H Netlonal Ixad ... .......... 4H National R. R- of Mexico pfd.f.... 4'j New York Centnil New York. Ontario & Wcvtern .... 32H Norfolk & Western to Norfolk . Western pfd North American l-iicitlc Mall 24 I'fnnsylvHnla 11J' People s Ga ??'4 rittsbur?, C. C. & Bt. Loula (. t rf.sH.vl rfipel Car 2S Tressed Steel Car pfd Fullmtn Palace dir... Rending Reading 1st pfd Rending 2nd pfd Republic Steel Republic Steel pfd Rock Island Co Rock Inland Co. pfd.. fit. Louis & San Kran. 2nd pfd 6t. I.ouis '.uthwistcrn St. i.ouis south western pfd Southern Paclfli: Southern Pacirlu pfd.., Southern Railway Southern Railway pfd Tennessee Coal & Iron Texas & Pacific ; .. ..... Toledo. St. Louis & West.. ..... Toledo, St Louis & West pfd.., l i'lon PaMlie ..... ... ... .. rnton Pncifle pfd.:.. 84 XZ 924 7S 77 wii 20 45 STVi 17 41 Si lilt) 1 64 l: 27 & 12'i W 85 48 80 United Htates Kxprcss ;nitet wtates iteany 'nlted States Rubber,.. 'nlted States Rubber pW., .. .., 'nlted States Steel .... ... ... .., 2H K2S i United States Steel pfd.. Virginia Carolina Chemical .. ... Virginia Carolina Cnemical pfd... Vi Wabash Wabash pfd..... ..... 114 MS Wells Farso Express 750 130 Westlngnouao Electric Western Union ..... Wheeling & Lake Krie .... .... .. Wisconsin central v.... V'isconsln Central pfd Northern Fucino 1254 Central Leather ..... ........ ., Central Leather pfd.. ,. .. ftlnss fhcffloid ....... ... .... .. Great Northern pfd.. .. .. .. .. .. IK 81 12IS InterboroiiRh Metropolitan Interbcrough Metropolitan pfd. .. s ' . i NEW YORK BOXDC. J.V 8. refumllnK is reirlstered 14 105 U. B. refunding 2s coupon... , "i 8. S reglerod .. .. .. . V. S. 8s coupon ..i . U. 8. New 4s registered.. .. , mi 125'e 12&H V. S. New 4s coupon ,. American Tobacco 4s.. American Tobacco .. tl : ! Atchison general 4s.. h' Atchison sdjustment 4s.. .. .... 87 3 Atlantic Coast Line is.. Baltimore Ohio 4s.. j, ., Baltimore & Ohio Je..... ......... Brooklyn R. T. cv. 4a bid.. .. Ontrsf -4 . 4eofsfae-s-ofd. . 17 Central or Georsls 1st inc., Central of Georsia 2nd Ine (4 Vcrccstcr, Ilass. OIFICE: 40" Picker Machinery. Chesapeake & OhJ 4Ws.. Chicago & Alton 8V4R ofd. Chlcasto, i. B. & Oulncy new 4s...... ' 83 63 64 83 100t Chicago, R. I. & Pacific R. R. 4s. ; Chicago, C, C, C. Colorado Colorado Colorado R. I. A P. R. R. col. 6s.. St. St. Louis gen. 4s old.. Industrial 6s Ser. A Midland 4s bid Southern 4s.. .. ..... Cuba 6s bid..., Denver & Rio Grande 4s.. Distillers' Securities 6s.. Erie prior lien 4s bid.. .. 92M, 77 944 trie General 4s.... 79-4 Hocklntf Valley 4'4s ctd 100 Jacan 4Vis certificates 8.V Japan 4Vjs eertiftcates 2nd Series.. Louisville Se Nnsh. Unified 4 ofd.. Manhattan con sol gold 4s ofd Mexican Control 4s ofd .V... Mexican Central 1st Inc. bid Missouri, Kansas A Texae 4s ' Missouri, Kansas & Texas 2nd.... Nationnl R. R. of Mexico consol 4s. New Y'ork Central general 3Vs..1.. New Jersey Central general 6s bid. Northern Pacific 4s Northern Paclic 3s Norfolk & Western consol 4s Pcnu. cv. "'a,s Oregon Short Line rfdg. 4s Penn. cv. 3Vj bid .... Readln? General 4s St. Ixiun & Iron Mountain col. Bs.. St. Louis & San Francisco fg. 4s.. Pt. Louis Southwestern col. 4s.... Seabcnrd Air Line 4s bid Southern Pacific 4a Southern Pacific 1st 4s certificates.. Southern Railway fig., .. Texas & Pacific Jsts Toledo. St L. & Western 4s bid... Union Pacific 4s ' United States Steel 2nd 5s.. .. .. .. Wabash lets Wabash Deb. Western Mid. 4s bid Wheeling g- Lake Erie 4s bid Wisconsin Central 4s , ofd .. Japan 4s certificates 87 97 15 ' mi 82 7S',S in 36H 92'i 92 S64 92 2?i IDS', 78 70 70 eS 8$4 100 112H 73 96H 94 107H 63 71 76 . 83 80' EHRET'S Standard Gravel Roofing Guaranteed 10 Years and we will be here to make the guarantee good. Needs no. repairs Applied onlby WARREN -EHRET CO. Established 1852. Charlotte, N. 0. Phone or postal win bring out man. CATLIW &. CO. Commission Merchants 345 and 347 Broadway, New York Boston Philadelphia COTTON YARNS All number Skeins, Warps, (Jops and (Jones COTTON GOODS. B R I C R LARGE STOCK. Georgia-Carolina Brick Company HOWARD II. Write for Prices. THE JOEL HUN PUBLIC ACCOUXTAN StiBircstlons For Improved Accounting Methods. 4 Balance Sheets Prepared. ' 131l-20-21 Empire Wanted at Once Several first-lass Electricians. Steady work andi good pay to right men. None but steady workers need apply.' , : ; , ' BRADSHAW ELECTRIC COMPANY Phone No. 4T0. - to 8. Church St P. IL BRADLEY, O. W. HOLMES, C E. BRADSHAW, Pres. and Treas. ' wain epptoei f, .: CSUTH TRYON ST., - CHARLOTTE, N. O. won Orolvlng Rat Cards, . . Railway H?ads, Drawinj; Frames, , . plnnlnx Frames, Twisters and Spoolers Qaillers and Reels, ' ;. Looms, : e COMBERS . GTC' GTS, Manufacturers and Jobbers Frequently find It neceseary to bavo Banking Facilities in ad dition to those offered by local banks. - - - ' THE first National Bank OF RICHMOND,' VIRGINIA, VV'IU) $1,000,000.00 Capital Earned Surplus $600,000.00 $5,500,000.00 Deposit $9,000,000.00 Total Resources Offers Just the Additional Fa. duties Required. ' Jno. B. Purcell. President; jno. M. Miller, Jr., Vice Presi dent; Oia. R, Burnettt, As sistant Cashier i J. 43. Joplin, AsaUtant Casbier. A. D. SALKELD & BRO., COMMISSION MERCHANTS. , ' SfSsssassfaBWi '.', 68-72 lieonard Street, NEW TORK. COTTOX YARNS. DEP" . Fred'k Vietor & Achelis. HUBBARD BROS. & CO., HANOVER SQUARE, NEW YORK. MEMBER'S 'bF New Torlc Cotton Ex change, New Orleans Cotton Ex cnange. Associate Members live pool Cotton Exchange. ORDERS SOLICITED For the pur chase and sale of cotton for future delivery. Correspondence Invited. JAMES E. MITCHELL CO. COMMISSION' MERCHANTS. Cotton Yarns and Cotton Cloths. CONSIGNMENTS SOLICITED, Philadelphia, 123 nnrt 134 Chestnut St Boston. 1S3 Summer St New York. No. 73 Leonard St. Charlotte. 2 6 Trron . a,. How about heatinj your home?; , SEE HACKNEY BROS., The Plumbing and Heating Contractors. We carry a full line of supplie 8 W. Fifth 'Phone 312. St., CHARLOTTE. Fof Good Building Brick address Rock Hill Brick Works, Rock Hill, S. C, or Catawba Brick CoM Van Wyck. S. C. Red and Buff, Dry Pressed and Common Building. PROMPT SHIPMENT. STAFFORD, President AUGUSTA. GA. TER COMPANY TS AND AUDITORS Bld Present Worth Ascertained. Atlanta. Ga. "Vk rresT Manager. 5TUART W. CPlALlER, CNCINLCa AND CCriTCTCn. SBtermedlit Jack Frames William B. Charles Offices Charlotte, N. C Bo ' , . ' ' " Main Office-- Single) tif( Jaoqnard " . . . with independeni iyluder mottoo. THOMAS HAL TON'S SONSa JENCKES SPINNING : CO. eOTTON YARNS Main Office: , PAWTUCKET, R- L 0. A. COMPLETE EQUIPMENTS FOR GENERAL CHARLOTTE, HIGH-GRADE SPINDLE, OILS Sconree Belt Oils and Greases, Lubrl Greases, Ready-Mixed Palate, Cold Water Paints. Agents W agues' D re seine Compound. GEO. B. HISS OIL CO. " CBvilRLOTrE, N. C. J. SPENCER TURNER CO. COMMISSION MERCHANTS OFFICES t New York, Philadelphia, Chicago. St Louis, London, Farland. Yarns and Cotton Piece Goods. PAULSON, LINKROUM & CO. " ' . : . 1 :. , . ' ' Gottoini 87-89 LEONARD STREET 120 CHESTNUT STREET 186 MARKET STREET For (Quick Sale . ' TWO BRICK STORES on one of the. principal streets ,of the city. investment. Call at office. R. E. Qoehrane. . ' 207 No rth Tnron. HUGH MACRAE Bankers; & CO., Miscellaneous Southern Secu"4tles ' WILMINGTON, N. a . Washington, D. C, 408 Colorado Bids, Cotton Mill Stocks. : LEONARD L. HUNTER ARCHITECT Fifth floor. Trust BIdg. . TPltoue 378. " ' CHARLOTTE. If . ' For Soe--A-tcn:jlctc lighting OntfiL Ws have in stock for Imrnedlats eeilvery a complete, direct eon. ;nected generator set, consisting of ; ,, , WESTTNGHOCSE GENERATOR, 17 X-l K. W, direct . currant, three wire. 125 to 850 volts,' speed l0 . r. p. nu englns t type. ; complete with all necessary parts, n ? : TROY ENGINE, vertical type, cylinder 8"x8'V complete with au 1 1 vv tnmstlo oilers, lubricator, MARBLE .SWITCHBOARD, complete with all necessary switches, Instruments and fittings for mounting. , This set was built to work together. Is absolutely new and of the highest type and efficiency, and is especially adapted for service ' where both light and motor service are required. ; ' Will be sold at a BARGAIN. v STANDARD .ELECTRIC AL SUPPLY COMPANY. CSU1TACU CUILDIN3, ATLANTA t Automatic Feeders, ' . Openers as4 TrcnX Breaker, IstrrnittaazJ Finisher Uppers, Klrschner Cftrdinx 'Cutuu XtrtiiCxtracara, COTTON TARNS, COTTOX GOODS' AND COTTON WASTE. Aon. Mass and Amsterdam. 'K. T. Amsterdam, N. T. HALTONS 1 JTAOQTJABD PhlHdelphta. F. Philadelphia Office: Mariner. A Merchant BuOdhOb . W. A. SPELUSSY, Manager. ROBBINS COTTOX MILLS, POWER PLANTS, MACHINERY. NORTH CAROLINA. LOOM ENGINE, AND VALVE NEW YORK PHILADELPHIA - . CHICAGO A good HOOK AND ROGERS -.iw.-imir't:4'mm sasabJAsj 'liin -ARCHITECTS- , 1 4 , CIIARIXyiTE A GREENSBORO. VA' WM. D'OLIER & CO., COMMISSION MERCHANTS - lmrd and cnestnnl Streets, . Mariner and Merchant BuHdlnfi ' PHJUiAiiJiXit'tuA. ra. - - etc. aorioiK, va. sir , , z me ear. ' ..- tot ime ty w, u Hand h Co, Central of Oeorgls td Ine.
The Charlotte Observer (Charlotte, N.C.)
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