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XE A3D FINANCE n.,-vri)vnrs,' ION 3L!1IW VT1LL LR IMS' IVk.es of the StapL; Reach a New Ixnv Totnt tor tho Movement Re newal of Tear Pressure and Liquid ation Weakens the Market Early in the Game- Weather Reports Cou- V . ,Y -i,. ttr, market New York. Sept. IS The cotton market continued very nervous ana -un with prices reachffig a new low point for the movement The close was barely steady at a. net decline of S to points, f ales, for the day were estimated at SuV- 0 belts., .' " '" ' i ' The market opened steady at unchang ed prices uv a decline of 4 points "O0 cables which were just about as expect ed on the active months, but Immediately weakened under a renewal of tear pres- ..... llxnilgtlnn with hfaVV 8tOI loss orders in ths hands of Wall Street houses caught on the decline. Inside of .lf nn . httnr nrtees showed a net loss of IS to IS points on the active months which made the market about R l W points below the high level of the season, and wlthrn a point of the lowest rtgurea touched lat Julv. At thjs level the mar ket was steadied by covering of shorts and rallied tu-within 3 points of last night close on January during the af ternoon on the demand from this source and buying for a turn, but became irreg ular and raiher unsettled In the sate trading as a result ef realizing by soma cf the earlv buyers. Wtather reports were eoosidt-rexi favorable and Southern spot Jiewi more or less conflicting with ihe market officially reporting cent hirher to 4 cent lower. Receipts at the ports to-day 15.211 bales against U.IS last week and 24.048 last -r For the M l(y.(KW bales against 4S75 last week and MSUM last year. To day's receipts jtt New Orleans 553 bales against .4K list year. STOCKS STILL UNSETTLED. -Disturbing ErTevts of the Copper Dis closure! Are Apparent Large. Ex ports Keep Up the Exchange and Relieve Any Real Strain on the Money Market. New York. Sept. 13. The stock market to-dav show -id clearly enough the dis turbing effect cf the disclosures of yes trcy resrHrJnc; the copper trade. . 1 ntil " hit force of tli- infliif-nccs Iwd rmrtl.illy titled, wrlns the way to the buoyant Hvery. the market was In turmoil nnj confusion almost .e great a? during the troubled tlnvs In August. The stocks 1". which the oisiureance centered, in fact Bf,ld low?r than tlie.v did in Ausust. Tue conspicuous examples were Amalgamated Copper, American- Smelting and United Slates Slael. As the session progressed ths market gave unmistakable evidence that the liquidation which had teen ef fected was affording relief. The railroad stocks showed a marked contract still with the extreme weakness of the cop pers and minins and metal btocks gen erally, the declines In that portion of tho l et not renchln wide figuren at any tirr.e. Owing to the small effect produced en the railroad storks by the slump in copper they were in a position of ad vantage to profit from the recovery in the market 'when the pressure against the coppers, subsided. A gain by the hunks of between two and three million in cash on th? known movements of money was Indicated by the etitimale of the accepts authorities. Tl.e balance In interior movement seems lo have ben small either way. Large experts of cotton and breadstuffs make a liberal supply of exchange and keep up an assurance th it gold could te secured for import to r.-!ieve any real strain of the money market. The vigorous rally which transformed he mirk"' from lis early depression Into tuoyant strength was not fully held, but the dosing tene was hteady. Bonds were liregulni- There were Ceailnrs in the NeU orV City 4 per tent, when isu-d .-a a further rise of ever a point. T"tal s-ileu of all Issues, pr value. L. S. 'b registered advanced 1 cent, an-j ir.e cm;Kins per cent, on Total sales to-day &J8.2H) sliar eluding: upper lli,S0O; Smeltln A. C. I.. 100; C. .V O. 81. Pau' L. X N. ; Peiuia 21,1(00; Readlu o10: N. & W. Southern Knilwa? fnion r-icihe HS.",00; I nlted States Steel I19.WM: r. 8. Steel preferred Z4.W); Va. Caro, Chemical -j0; N'orfhcrn Pacific :'3, 1C0; gloss hheffiold Steel "Sto. New York. Sept. U.-Siar,riard Oil i$. Baltimore. Sept 11 (Seaboard Air Line common anil preferred, nnililng dflng. s Now York, Sept in. -Mobile & Ohio col lateral trust 4s oflered SO. HESTER'S COTTOX STATEMENT. A Smaller Amount of the SI a pic Brought Into Stflit Than lYr Ihe fcamtt Wrek La-t Yrur-Ft reign Eiports Sinoller. -ew Orleans. Sept. 1'!. Secretary Jles- ! tor's wklv N OriranH cottnn ex was issuei to-dav and amount brought Into change atatemeti' shows tHur the HRht during th. past week hiis Jietm Ii4,(3 bls' agalritit iK,.ry inr the Rime List imr and :S!i.iiv) Tli ni' - rmi nl slm o seven days cntii'.t year bctore la Beptember 1st Hkjas receipts a' nil 1'nlted States p.rig l:;',, 1 74 ,,aliiKt IM.V4S hft year ovfrlaml acrom the MIssiFfippI, Ohio and Futom.ic rivers to Nortln-rn mills and Canada ;t.7j against 7.H4: lust 7r. Int-rl- r sim-ks in excess or those held at the clus - nf the commeiclal ve-ar esalnet 15 ti last t-ar 8miti:orn mills tak:np Wikj against .'1.711. Foreign exports for the mon'li hiivr bn 71 17! ft?ainst 1 !.',! j7 ln.-t -e.n. nuiklnx 'he tt.'tal thus far fcr tl..' oanon $fiv iiKulnxt !1?.6ll iat year The tnlnl if.klngf ot American mills. North. Sciitn and t'ait eda. thus fsr f'.r the fess'.n. have hern laftJ against 11., Ml us'. y-ar. Stocks ut the seaooirl and the le-,illna Sou-hern Interior -.-entreu in r,.(t during the we.'-k Ss.fi7-i ta!.-s i.R.-iinst an Increase during t.lc cnrrpondin period last season of iR.sra. in eluding r,t k left flYf, ,lt ports and Interior towns from tho .it -r'ii and the numher of luiies troupht fnto ritcbt thus far frem t h.- new i-rnp. th supply ta date is ."E'.7( HK-'iinst .t7,in lor th" same period last year. Visible Supply of Cotton. j New Orleans, s. p; i; Secreiarv Hes ters Statement ct the world's Mslblo supply of cotton issued to-dav shows the total visible to bf Z.m.m ncalnt 2 211 3M last week and t.3l,il last jtfr. Of this the total of American cotton In 1 )4 lul against .V.m last week and Si9,srti last year and of all other kinds, including Ejrypt, Braall. India, etc.. m.l?.- aaHitst f23,I4S last week nnd v.-toi lust year, of the world's visible supply of cotton tin-r-Is now afloat arid held In ('.rent liiltaln and Continental Europe l,27Oiii) aiciittRt 784.000 last year. In Kxypi ;o.(io uaalnst n,(i00 last year. In India iti.im airains' K.,000 last year and In ihe 1'nilfd Siatt-s 41&.0M against 37.OV last year. Htahhard Bros. Co.'s Cotton letter. Special to The Observer. New York. Swrit. 13 -Trading has lwi local to-day with some outside hear pres. sare. Beyond this, little of interest is to be noted. An oversold market always finds a reaction near at band and, while thai feelln Is very greatly In favor of lawrr prices, the trad finds too lare In- erest'uriwltldly and an toverlni; brings rally. GeneriU lutness is sllrht; some buying Is evident, but the . price rather attracts sellers than buyers and on any advaiic the tendency la to take advant ske of the impro-.ement. Crop news has eeaeed to be of Interest and this crop is now considered a finality, whatever that i"' 6PAinu upon the early or lateart date of th w-proachlng frost ..,. . HUBBARD RrV& CO. f- Liverpool Cotton. Liverpool, gept. U.dosinK cotton, spot euiet. prijes i pointd lower: American middling fair t.2; good middling 7.74; miaaiing 710; low middling 6 70; good or dinary ordinary - Th sales of tba day wera 1.000 balea, of which J.000 were" for speculation and export and Included 6.100 American, he ceiriUi balea. no American. iAituree ; openeil steady and closed stady; American, tnlddling g. a c pt ... v ... ,.. ... , ........ SeptOot..,..h iK-Utivr... ... ... ... ... ... m Nov-THa. 'Jn.: .. 6.f Jon Ffl.. ... . i . ' PVb-Marfti': V."T." T.' ."r. ." ft .Vt Mrcb-AprH ,K t.3 A prllMa . ... ...... I 3 lay-June . e. $.3$)4j per JO". k 1 flarward, Tick & Carl's Cotton Let. ' ter. New Orleans. 'La..' Sepf IS Liverpool WKS ,)Ulte gteariy at about : points letter thun due up to the time business com menced on our Hide, when futures there broke stnirply, probably for the tame irason xc yesterday's, straddle selling. Our market In yet under control of the lrofpsJ.onal tcnr efemert nnd further 11 imidiUinn was forced ih'.s morning hy a ouick decline of Iti points Immediately !Uer the call. The eading operator In yofk Md clrc!1,atcd tl opinion that a reaction in cotton is proname, oui inero is no bull suonort In evidence. The mort side is being gjve.i the preference by pro tesslonal and outsiders, although we are over a cent a pound lower than last week Spots must decline u Rood deal to meet this brtnk In futures and much can hap pen in tho way of weather Influences to Induce a short scare. All this snouio now le considered The weather map shows rather low minimum temperatures for the past three Jays, trom an "" i- aegrees lower than last year at 1hls time and there Is another cold wave forming .In the nortn.Mt. The marl:"t sttadlad around 1180 for December on short covering, . of which more is expected to-morrew. as It Is not likely that many i-horts will want to taka chances over Sunday. Trade is ail ngnt. It Is only the demoralization in stocks, mostly the result of. apaeulatlve condi tions, which' caused so many pessimistic opinions to be daily - showered on the people. - " - - ... ' HAWVARD, VICK 4 CLARK. J. S. Bache A Co.'t Cotton LeUer. New Ycrk, Sept. l.-There was a furth er break thia tnomir.g in cotton In sym pathy with the demoralization In utoek market. Although cables ruled higher our market did not respond and to the Liv erpool strength and opening prices wera frnm 1 tn S nnlr.ta Innvr The hrealc forg- wr". now reiords on the decline and De cember sold at 11.70 nnd October at n.w whll May sold at 11.96. Reports wero current that Liverpool bull crowd . were attempting to Hiuidate. Many traders were advising caution In selling at this Uvel, at rno san-.H timo these same inter ests stem t- b utilizing th rallies to put out mor aborts. .Estimate of Insight for week 147 to 157.00O against lS'J.KO last year. The market rallied later on buying by the south and commission houses. Pri vate telegrams from th South were bull ish and prices responded to these . re ports. Wo look for Bome rally but favor aelllrc the market on nil advances. J. S BACHE CO. Comparative Cotton Statement. Now York. Sept. 13 for the week end ing Friday. Sept. U; Net receipt at all U. S. ports dur ing ws?k 96,011 Net receipts at all U. S. potts same week lajt vcar 156,870 Total receipts siuce Sept. 1 135.677 Total receipts to same data last' year J3.1M Exports for the week 49.590 Exports for same week last year.. 77.5M Totsl exports since Sept. 1 77,571 T'dal exports same dat last year..O.15 Stock at all C. 8. ports 303,71 Siock at all X.. S. ports same timo time last year 217,577 Stock at all interior towns,, 93,s6J Stock at all Interior towns sanje time last year 11S.622 Stock . at . Liverpool Stock at Liverpool' same time last year '. 327,000 Stock of Amtrican afloat fot Great Britain Slock of American afloat for Great Britain same time last year 55,000 Chicago Grain and Provisions. Chicago. Sept. 13. Milder weather in the Northwest and Increased offerings of cash gn-in from the country caused v.eaknes o-day in the local wheat mar ket At tho close the December delivery v as off to Tjf. Corn was down 1 to l1 Oala wer He lower and provisions 5 to tide, lower. W1IKAT- tept. .. . Dec May .. .. CORN Pcpt. .. Dec May .. .. OATa- ftept. .. . Dec. .. . May .. . LAKO- Sept. .. . Oct R1HS- (ict. .. . Jan. .. .. High .. 94 vt . litoi Low Close I 3s i l'C4 104 I11V4 59,i b'fi.t B3'4 53'i 5', CJ'i fl.Ct 9.02 9.10 a. io S.10 S.10 I t, 54S D.1-' 8.15 Naval Store. Charleston. 8. C, Sept. U.-Tiirpentine McH1y at 49r-4 ; sales none. Roein steady. ABC to $3.85: D !3 90 to $3,9r; B W.25 to S4.S0; F W.tO to $4.15; H to H.5; I .70; K J5.20; M S5.4.1; N I5.S5: W O 5.9?: W W $619. Savannah.' Ga., Sept. 13 Turpentine market firm, regulars M to 50'4; sales re ported of. Rosin, market Arm: saleii 3.7S3; quote: A B C W ?5 to $3. SO; D S4; K $4. to 4 40; T $1.50 to J4.0; 0 M.60 to $4 5; H 4.te to $1.70; I $l.7i to $4 80; K $j.?0 to $o.30; SI J-,.55; N $5.f); W 3 i; W W $6.25. Wilmington. Sept. 13. Spirits turpentine quiet, 1C; receipts 5 casks. Rosin quiet. $3 7.",: receipts 14. Tar. nothlns doing: receipts 44. Crude turpentine firm, J3.75. $4 and $1 25, receipts 6i. Weekly Interior Cotton Towns. New York, Pent. 13 I Mid. Res. Shp. Sis. I Athens 104 1!7 , .Atlanta, quiet i:l 7g 03 ; Frenhsiii 'V4S Z44 ! ("harlo'te. quiet .' 60 60 I Columbia .. , m 1R99 I rohimhus. Ga . steady 12'i 30rt 4'5 W ( Fttfaula 1049 1030 Ciwnwond. S. C. . .. C4 ;4 ,'I.lttle Rock, steady... 12v4 8 207 : Meridian Th 237 i Montgomery, steady . HS 2oP4 Nashville, steady .... 1$ ) Nstchei .. 11 41 .Vewherrv 790 57S i'alelHh, asv VAi 1' W , r.etr.e 78 VAI , Helma 1211 701) ; .hreveport. norr.'l ...12 13-1(1353 63 25 j Viokshurr 33 72 Yiiioo City 23 Cotton Reeolpts. New York. Sept. 13.-Tlie following ore the total net receipts of cotton ut all I oris sinc Kept. 1st: Galveston ,, 55,953 New Orleans .... 6,310 Mobile i,J2 Savannah R3 91S Charleston 7,319 Wilmington P7 Norfolk 3,53 P.iiltlinort' 413 'hlladelphla 130 l'ort Townsend m Total bales 159,577 K.sU mates To. morrow. 514-1,000 .ji-8.0O 5,0tO-!),50O Last Year. New Orleans 1 1fiiistcm ,. ,. Galveston .. , Comparative Port Receipts. To- Last day Yer Havnnnnh Cnarienton 1.227 Charlotte Cotton. These figures represent the prices paid, to wagons. Sept. 13. fltrlct middling j Middling .... y Oood middling .. 1,3 Charlotte Produce. y(Corrected dally by R,' H. Field A Co.) 1 . Hens-per head .... 3540 Chickens-spring.. vj?30 Ducks.. ... .... ... ... .... ft Egs ...205J Putter ... , li'420 Wye ... Mi Corn .... J7 Cotton seed ...,.-.... ... .... ... 21 New Orleans Spot Cotton, New Orleans, Sept l!.Cotton, spots wera nominal with prices unchanged, iale were M bales ort ths soot, t Futures closed steady with (he active monms n s rinta peow the close VestardayT noslnr nldsT- Jan.1i.9ir Feb! ll.M; March 12 02; Aprtl J.(ie lay & 0? Sept. ,11 JO;. Oct. 12.001 Nov. ILW; eo! nh'jiepftith ia.au et low i.r .'''V. 'LOOM-.yOElIIS'-- General Offices: ' Yofcester, Jass.' SOCTHE RX , OFFICE: Alexander (Si Garoed .' MANAGERS, - , ' CHAELOTTE, N. 0. 1 I Complete set 40" Picker Machinery. . 140" Opener L'apper. ; V . ,140" Finisher Lappef.' ? ( 40" Revolving Top Flat Cards. . Roving Machinery.1 Spinning Frames, single rail, ;I ;3-4'!(to 2 l-4H rings. Long Chain Quillcrs. . Reels , ! . ; . , GREENSBORO SUPPLY CO. GREENSBORO, N. C. Mason Machine Works , TAUNTON, MASS., has built more than ' m,ooo LOOMS ForvFa11 River Miils. Southern Office at Gharlotte. EDWIN Wanted at Once Several first-class Electricians. Steady work audi good pay to right men. need apply. BRADSHAW ELECTRIC COMPANY 'Phoue No. 470. 10 S. Church St. F. H. BRADLEY. O. W. HOLMES, C. E. BRADSHAW, Prca. and Treas. Vlre Pres. Manager. Dally Cotton Market. New York, Sept 13. Galveston, tone quiet; middling 13 9-1"); net receipts 4,1j; Kross receipts 4X0: sales 2frj; stock 2fi,u ; France 7,1; continent B5L New Orleans, tone nominal; middling 13; net receipts f-59; gross receipts 823; sales 50; stock 34,i.u0; coastwise 2bH. Mobile, ton easy; middling 12ls: net receipts 126; gross receipts 42; sales 200; stock 4104: coastwise 265. Savannas, tone steady; middling 15; net receipts 6,967; gross receipts S,wi; sales 2,430; t.tock 3S.844; coastwise 3,2e. Charleston, tone firm; middling 12; net leceipts 1,227; gross receipts 1,227; saloa loO: stock 7,577; coastwise 400. Wilmington, tone steady; middling 12H; net recjipts 2,031; grosH receipts 2,081; eales 2; stock 7,130; coastwise 1. Norfolk, lone quiet; middling 13A; net receipts '329; grosa receipts f28; stock 10, 7t'9: coastwise 14S. Baltimore, tone nominal; middling 13; net receipts 152; gross receipts 163; stock 2 S"6 ' New York, tone steady; middling 12.80; gross receipts :19; sales 3,000; stock 10!), 5,C; continent 4,413. Hoston, tone qult- middling 12 M; gross receipts 130; Gt. Britain 72. Philadelphia, r tone etetidy; middling is. OR; net receipts 50; gross receipts 50; nock l,r.9. Total to-dav, at all ports, net 16,211; Gt. Utitain 762; France 7,400; continent 4,964; nock 303.741 Consolidated, at all ports, net 96,011: Gt. Britain 22.4:r7; France 7,400; contlnont 19,- 7j3; Japan 15. Total since SCDf- 1, at all ports, net 31.057; France 17,105; 126.577: Gt Rrltalii continent 29,1'irt. INTERIOR MOVEMENT. Houston, net receipts 7,100; gross re ceipts 7,170; shipments 3,01": stock 33,877. Augusta, tone steady: middling 124; tie! receipts 2.2M: gross receipts 2 251; shipments 2,2'0; sales 1,07'.; stock 13.472. Memphis, tone quiet; middling 13U; net receipts M; gross receipts 94; shipments 12; sales 25; stock 1,377. St. LouK tono tjulet; middling 13Vi: net receipts 94; rfross receipts .'40; shipments 202' stock 3.MR. , Cincinnati, net receipts 178; gross re ceipts 178; shipments 8; stock ,iH2. Louisville, tone firm; middling 1.1; net receipts i'); gross receipts 39; sales 29; stock DO. Total to-day. net receipts 9.'.6; gross receipts 9.574; shipments 7.SI9; sales 1.72D; ttnek 74,i'i. New Vork Frwlnre. New York, Sept. IS. Flour steady, but quiet. Rv Hour steady; fair to good $1 60 to RSO. Corn meal firm, coarse $1.26 to $1.28 Rye steady. Wheat, spot easy; No. 2 ied 102V. elevator Options 4 10 net lower. Sept. 103'lt; Dec. 107; May 110 3.16. Corn, spot firm; No. 2, 75 nominal ele vator. Options H to 1H net lower. Sept. 71; Dec. &H; May 66a. fats, spot steady; mixed w. Reef firm: family $14 to 814.M; mess 110 to $10.50; packet $11.60 to $12. Cut meats easy; pickled hellles 10V to 13ty; pickled hams Ilk to 12. Ird steady, rt'finfd quiet. Pork steady. Tallow dull. retroieum nrm, rtosin stesny. Ttirpen tine quiet. Rlee firm. Molasses firm. Sugar, raw firm; fair refining $3.42; cen trtfugal test $3.94; molasses sugar $3.0$; tefined steady. Coffee, spot ntitet: No. 7 Rio 64; San tos No. 4, 8. Mild coffee dull; Cordova 9 to V.. Futures net uncnansfea to points higher. Butter steady, unchanged , Cheesa firm, unchanged. Eggs firm, unchanged. Freights and peanuts quiet, unchanged. Potatoes steady, unchanged. Cabbages dull, unchanged. L 1 1 1 11 -ii 1 1 11 11 Baltimore Produce. Baltlmor. Sent. 13 Flour oulet. tin. changed. Wheat firm, spot contract 100 10 It"', B'tuiimrii iy sninpie so 10 BO. - Corn dull, spot mixed fcU: No. 3 white (4 to Ml oats eatier. Rye quiet; No. S Western domestic V) asked. t Ruttftr firm, unchanged; fancy imitation 23 to 24: do treamery 28 to 29; do ladle 20 to 21; atore packed U to w Eggs steady. ' unchanged, 23 to 24, Chee, new firmer, unchanged; f large 14H; flats amall 14,. .' Sugar, unchanged; coarse granulated fc.W; fine I5.1U - ; .. y , Cotton Seed Oil. New Torlt, Sept U.-3otton seed oil firm fot Jieroy hut easier for .the late months. Prime crude tivt;' prime summer yellow 4; off summer yellow 48 to (1; good off summer yellow 48 to $1; prime om mil pram winivr yaiww m ; ? HOWARD, a$ent. None but steady workers CLOSING STOCK LIST. Adams Express 165 Amalgamated Cor.wr titty American Car & Foundry 88 American Car &. Foundry pfd American Cotton 0,11 32V4 American touon un pia iw American Express,. 1S5 Amerlcon Hide & Leather pfd 16 American Ice American Unseed Oil .. American Linseed Oil pfd American Locomotive 40 8 19 52 101 7H 1UH 78, 38V4 mi 90 81 DO M - 46H 165 lt5 33'j 143 120 4 15 60 234 23 S2 2Vi 1M4 13'.i 64 156 470 24 Wi 52 3 Hi 47'i 37 122Ti 137 14 71 21 i lfVi 884 24 5EH 10S IA 4(1 104 127 47V 104 Si 3jal 69-v4 78 , bl,i 3.i 120 - 8rt . 5 '274 S3 157 94H 77 7R 23H 78 204 44 87U I6I4 40, 'MVs ,110 M MT4 X3 - 27H X 47 . 128T, 79 85 . 48 , 30 ;J9H S3 ' 11 American American American American Locomotive pfd Smelting A Refng Smelting A Refng. pfd.. Sugar Refining Tohacco pfd. ctf American Anaconda Mining Co Atchison '. Atchison pfd .-. Atlantic Coast Line Baltimore & Olio Poltlmoro Ohio pfd , trooklyn Rapid Transit.. .. Canadian Pacific Central of New Jersey.. .. Chesapeake A Ohio Chicago Great Western .. .. Chicago A Northwestern .. Chicago, Mil. & 8t. Psul .. Chicago Terminal A Trana. Chicago Terminal & Trans C, C C. St. Louis.. . Colorado Fuel & Iron .. . pfd. Colorado 4 Southern ... .. Colorado & Southern 1st Colorado A Southern 2nd Consolidated Gas ... pfd... pfd... Corn Products Refining .. Corn Products Refining pfd.. Delaware A Hudson Delaware, Lakawanna & West.. Denver & Rio Grande.. .. Denver Rio Grande pfd Olsttllers' Securities Erie Krie 1st nfd F.rle 2nd pfd..' Oeneral Electric ex. dlv Illinois Central .. .... .. International Paper Intornntlonal P,nr International Pump International Pump Iowa .CentratI , pfd.. pfd.. loyfa Central pfd Kansas City Southern Kansas City Southern pfd .. Louisville r Nashville .. .. Mexican Central 1 , Minneapolis & St. Louis .. . Minn.. St. P. & Salt Bte. M. Minn.. St. P. & Sault Ste. M Missouri Pacific .... pfd.. M'ssourl, Kansa A Texas Missouri.' Kansas. A Texas pfd. National Lend ...1 ... National R R. of Mexico pfd... New York Central ... .. New York, Ontario A Western . Norfolk & Western .. 1. Norfolk A Western pfd. v. . ..... . North American .... .... ... .. Pacific Mall ' ... Pennsylvania ., .... ...... Piopla a Gas littsbuig, C. Fres.ve Steel Pressed Steel C. A St. Louis Cur .. .. ..' ...... Car pfd.... ......... Pullman Palace Car heading ...... .... Heading 1st - pfd... .,.... ... Reading 2nd pfd...., .......... ., Republic Steel .... Republic Steel pfd.. .. .... .. Rock Island Co,;... Rock Island Co. pfd.. .. .. .. St. Louis A San Fran. 2nd pfd St. I4uti south western St. Louis Southwestern Southern Pacific .... Southern Pacific pfd.... pw.. Southern naiiwy , Southern" Hallway pfd. . Tennessee Coal & Iron .. Texas A Pacific ree a 4 (e eg. ' Toledo, St. Louts A West.. .. 1 oledo, St. Louis A West pfd.. Linon r-acinc ...., ,,... Union Pacific pfd United States Express M Lnlteti mates Heaity .... United States Rubber ,. . United ,tates Rubber pfd Unltad States Steel .... .. ft . a ee t'nilxl States Kleel nfd Vlrrinla. Carolina Chemical ' e Virginia Carolina Chemical pfd. Wabash wsrtusn piu. ....,, .... ...... ....... x Veils Fariro Expiesa Wahush pfd. LWiaUnghouse Electric .... .. . western union ... ....,.,,.....- t7 Wheeling A Lake Erie .... i... Wisconsin Central , ... Wtsconatn Central pfd.. .. Northern Pacific .. is. M Ft Central Leather., .. ' ltis Dions cnsniam .... ... ... . Oreat Northern tM.. .. .. .. .. .. l InUrborough Metropolitan .. .... Interboreugh.Metropoiitaa pfA .... L0 I i KJi tvtiit oiutcet CSUTH TRYON T. ' CHARIOTTC. N. a lEira Drolvino; Rat Cardi, Railway Head, , Drawing Framu, 5pinnin; Frames, , Twisters and Spoolers QuUlers and Reela, - , Looma, COMBERS - ; 1 CTCi UTS. Manufacturers and Jobbers FrequenUr find It' necessary to have; Banking: Facilities In ad dition to those offered by local - banks. ' 1 -'; ... XHE ' First National Bank OF RICHMOND, TRGLLV With:''.'"1- ; $1,000,000.00 Capital Earned Surplus $000,000.60 $5,500,000.00 teposlU $9,000,000.00 Total Resources Offer Just the Additional Fa cilities Required. Jfno. B. Purcell, President; Juo. M. MUler, Jr VlcePrest dent) Cbaa.- R. Burnottt. As sistant' Cashier; ' J. C JTopUn, Assistant Cashles?. A. D. SALKELD & BR0., COMMISSION MERCHATTra. 60-72 , Leonard Street, NEW TORS. cxxrroN TARys. DEP" Fred'k Vietor & Achelis. HUBBARD BROS. & CO., HANOVER SQUARE,' NEW YORK. MEMBERS OF New Tor Cotton Ex change. New Orleans Cotton, Ex cnange, Associate . Members . Live pool Cotton Exchange. ORDERS SOLICITED For the pur- cnase and sale of cotton for future delivery. Correspondence invited. JAMES E. MITCHELL CO. COMMISSION MERCHANTS. Cotton" Yarns and Cotton Cloths. CONSIGNMENTS SOLICITED. Philadelphia. 122 nnd 124 CttestnntSt Boston. 183 Summer 8l New York. No. 73 Leonard St Gbarlotte, 23 fc Try on St. SEE HACKNEY BROS.. The Plumbing and Heating Contractors We carry a lull line of supplies. 'Phone S12. W. Fifth St., CHARLOTTE. NEW YORK BONDS. .IT,. S. U. 8. U. S. U. . U. S. refunding 2s registered refunding 2s coupon 3s registered .. 3s coupon ... New 4s registered.. .. New 4s coupon ... . 105 . lOti 102 IftJ 125Vj 126 64 100 07 IT. S. American Tobacco is bid.. American Tobacco 6s.. Atchison general 4s.. . .. Atchison adjustment 4s.. Atlantic Coast Line 4s bid Baltimore & Ohio 4s.. , Bultlmord & Ohio ttrooklyn R. T. ev, 4s bid Central of Georgia o ofd. Central of Georgia 1st lnc Central of Georgia lua iiiu.. ..... .... Central of Georgia 3d lnc ChosApeek & Ohio 4'4S.. Chicago & Alton ofd. Chicago, P. & Qulncy new 4s...... Chicago, R. 1. A P. R- R. 4a...... Chicago, R. 1. A P. R. R. col. 5s b. C, C, C A St. Louis gen. 4s old.. Colorado Industrial 6s Ser. A 87' 0 76y4 102 S4 45H , 1)8 4 91 67. 82 ,m Cqlorado Midland 4s bid,. ,. ....j 64 ColoraUo Southern 4s.. . V.. .... 83H Cuba as Old imi Denver He mo urnnae .. .. ....... Distillers' Securities 6s.. , Erie prior lien 4s bid.. Erie' General ..... ' .1 Hocking Valley H hid.. .. Japan 44s teitlllcates ., .. Japan 4s certificates 2nd Series.. Louisville v & Nash. Unified 4a..... Manhattan consol gold 4s.. .. ...... Mexican Central 4s bid.... ........ Mexican Central lstInc. bid........ Missouri, Kansas A Texas 4s...... Missouri, Kansas A Texas 2nds bid. National R. R. of Mexico, col. 4s b. New York Central general M4s.... 92 77 044 79M( 8 88'4 964 97 78 ' IS 84 81 7 88 . Il 97 : S7 9i W 3 92H New 4eray Central general 6s bid. Northern Parlne 4s ... Northern Pacific 8 .... .. ' Norfolk A Western col. 4s ofd.,.. Oregon Short Lino rfdg. 4s..-.. penn. ov, Js.. .... .... . w ...... Reading General 4s.... .... ... ..... St. IjOuis A Iron Mountain coh 6s.. St. --Louis A Sare Francisco fg. 4a.. St, Louis Southwestern col. 4s...... Seaboard Air Line 4s hid .,,. Southern Pacific 4..... ... ... .... Southern Paclfio 1st 4s certificates.. Southern Railway 6s.. .. ., Texas A Pacific lt .... .. Toledo, St L. A -Western is., l'4 70 70 814 V 1004 115$ 76 Union Paclfle 4s.. ..' U. 8. Steel 2nd St.. 9iV 9JTs 107Vi B3 .71 Wabash lets. Wsbaah Deb, Weetefw-MiA 4a aid nn 11 . ' I.li. . I Erie 4s hid 7 Wlaeonala Central is ofd.... .... , 83 II a II Japan es-etfs. .,..... ..- .... . 7) How about heating your home? i w m , Stuart W. Cralier, AND CCNTRACTCIV lorn Iattf, , , latemedlst , iaek Fram4 William B. Charles Offices Charlotte, N. C, Boston. Uastv, Hid AmsterdAin, N. T. : .-' Uala Offlce-Ainsterdain, N. Y. - ' K-Ji Jaetqnard . Tjlggi J JmM J. with lndopeodeui T 1 12 i cylinder I "Sf motloa. I J ..... . .: i '.f 1 J . THOMAS HALTON'S SON, JENCKES SPINNING CO. GOTTON YARNS Main Otflcej PAWTUC1LET, R. L 0. A. R0BBINS QSnrKTE EQUIPMENTS FOR COTTON MILLS, POWER FtANTS. GENERAL MACHINERY. . , CHARLOTTE, NORTH CABOLINA. HIGH-GRADE SPINDLE. I SconrM Belt Oils and Greases, Lubri Greases, Ready-Mixed Paints, Cold Water Paints. AsenU W attles' Dresaina Compound. GEO. B. HISS OIL CO. CILlRLOTrE, N. C. J. SPENCER TURNER GO. COMMISSION MERCHANTS J FFICESs New York, Philadelphia, Chicago, St Louis, London, England. Yarns and Cotton Piece Goods. PAULSON, LINKROUM & CO. GottOETi 87-89 LEONARD STREET 120 CHESTNUT STREET 186 MARKET STREET For Quick Male TWO BRICK STORES on one of the principal streets of the city. A' good . investment. Call at office. R. E. Gochrane. 207 HUGH MACRAE & CO, ; Bankers Miscellaneous Southern Seru"4tles WILMINGTON. N. C.- Washington, D. C 408 Colorado Bldg, . Cotton Mill Stocks. V LEONARD L. HUNTER ARCHITECT Fifth floor, Trust Bhig. Thoue 37. 1 CHARLOTTE, N. C s . For Soe--A Ccrcplete ligWing OrtfiL We have in stock for Immediate delivery a complete, direct, eon neqted generator set, consisting of - WESCTNGHOUSE GENERATOR, 17 1-2 JC W.. direct eurreDt, three wire, 126 to 280 volts, speed 260 r. p.. m., engine type, complete with all necessary parts. TROY ENGINE, 1 vertical type, cylinder SxS". complete with ! tomatlo oilers, lubricator, etc. , f MARBLE SWITCHBOARD, complete with all necessary switches. Instruments and fittings for mounting. , , . j , ? This set was built to word together, la absolutely new and of the ' highest type and efficiency, ' and is especially adapted for service where both light and motor service are required. ' ' - Wilt be sold at a BARGAIN,. , , - , 1 ' . V - STANDARD ELECTRICAL- PPPLY. COMPANY. ' s Norfolk. V. w fe Mm u w 0 tRAItCJI ttrZM CUITABU CUILDIK3, ATU,NTWC Automatic Feeder - Openers n Tnzi , Breaker laterntrtafTl Finisher lpp, lOrsciiarCeVax Ceatars Ttreid atnetart, . COTTON f. YARNS. COTTOX GOOD AND COTTON WASTE. TJSB HALTON'S , TAOQTJABO PWladelfWa. Philadelphia Officer Mariner - A Merchant Bnildiajr W. A. SPELIJ3ST, BIjagrML . LOOM ENGINE, AND VALVE If arid - NEW YORK PHILADELPHIA - . CHICAGO No rth Tryon. : HOOK AND ROGERS ARCHITECTS CJlARtOTTE 4k GREENSBORO. B.C. WM..B'0LIER Ss CO.,-, COMMISSION MERCHANTS '' ' COTTON YARNS : 'lord and Chennat Street," i , Mariner and Merchant .Building, . . PHILADELPHIA. PA. . , 7
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