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IX CCTTO.V. t, t ." , . I ( "-M? Ex , , t 1 1 t . r t U lien the - if n J u : 3 points Jlnktt ci"-i A. talk. ail Cotton Sol J at tl:o lA-ot Ia-vcI Since the Advtuiw, on Ua.I Crop Aews. New York. Sept. IS. -There was a sen sational decline In the cotton market to day, accompanied by great activity and eonstdwabla excitement ' as. price sold at tho lowess level since tne advance on bad crop news early lust June. October cold through XI cents ana the market closed onlv a fw points up front the lowest, although steady at a net ctectlno o 43 to H points. Safes were, tstimatetl at 000 hales. - ' . The market opened weak at a decline cf 16 to 25 peints In response to lower cables and tbe decline roported in Ntw nriMiii a result of hedaa sellins after the local close on Saturday. Stop orders' were caudit on the decline and arter their execution the market rallied ( or 7 telnts on covering, but quickly weakened under nidation of Oetober and during the middle ef the morning sold 29 to- K point net lower. This was followed by a rallv cf about W points on coveting and some buying- for a reaction on tha forecast for unsettled weather In the Kustern belt, but the market broke again toward the close under a renewal of heavy liquidation and bear pressure. Oc tober snld at W.S7 in the lae trading, or K points net lower and over cent be low the hieh level for the season. The close whs a little up from the lowest on covering. Southern spot markets report ed early were unchanged to Quarter lower. - . . Ueceipts at the ports to-day U49 bales against 14.SM2 test week und 31.0M last vcar. Fer the week 14S,01 bales auainet i9,l last week and l.93i last year. To day's receipts at New Orleans l.i92 bales tfrainst 4.SJ1 last year, art at Houston bales ogairst M.290 Uust year. ' THE STOCK IARKET CALMER. ynlted States steel mocks i. inter jrres sure Again in Sympathy With Cop ' per Pronounced Breaks la Cotton and Corn Were Incidents of the - Day. New Ycrk. Sept. 15. -Tho speculative element in the etock market to-day was in two minds still about the proper nc-' tion to take fitly to represent the chancs of the future. A semewhat culmer view was held, especially in the erniy part of the day of the copper situation, princi pally on the ground that condition! there might be so far peculiar to that trade us to detract from its slssidcaice its x barometer -of more genera! conditions. The special feature in the oopptr niiua ioa that tommandrd most attention ijs the pressure the producers had been un der to postpone a cut in prices to enable manufacturers to work od mock pur chased at higher levels, with contracts for finished products made on that basis. Tee maintenance of this prlto lavel is given part responsibility for the diminished demand for products which has paralyzed the ctpper market and leaves a hope open that demand will re vive when prices are readjusted to the new level or copper througn the finished branches of the trade. A further reduc tion in the price of metal both In Lon ' don and at the local metal exchange overthrew most of this better feeling. The U. 3. Steel stocks wero under pres sure aguW in sympathy with the cop pers, the preferred falling to below 9y. Some consideration was given to the resumption to occur this w.-tk of the hearing In the government suit against the Standard Oil Company, and of the expected decision of the immunity aues tlon for the Chicago & Alton. IlallroaJ stocks were fret- from di.-pregtnnn by , comparison with the weakness In the In dustrial list rind showed periods of Strength but the advantage was without influence for any length of time. Incidents of the day were pronounced breaks in cotton and corn, representing the formation of more hopeful opinions over the dimensions of those crop. Fears of reductio.n of dividends by the oippir companies made the subject for a. large, part of tne day's clifccussi ;n. Bonds were heavy. Total salcE, par value. Sl,19i.f.0. I'nltfcd SM'.ch 1 onds were unchanged on call. Total sales stocks to-dav tjtA2M shares, 'Jniludliig: Copper 111,900, American Cot ton Oil 100; Smelting S5,:w); Atlantic Co&t Una 100; Reading 10;i.400; Southern Rwy. ; do pfd. I'oO, Cnlou Pavliic Ml.. ; V. S. Stiel 8S.700; do ,,m. 40.900; Va. vuioiina viumicai yw; Northern jyaclflo fc.iW; Slows Sheftield 400. , iew soik, Hepl. ID.-Slandurd Oil 419. Baltimore, Sept lt.-Seaooard Air Line common and prelerrtd. noihing doing Nw York. Sept. K.-MvbU.; i Ohio col lateral Lru.ft U IX HaywanJ, k an(j Clark's Cotton Letter. New Orleans, li., Sept. 1.-Tlie Lnc Ilsh market gave way at la.t. Kuli:res m Uvcrpool showed it tleeiino of twelve potnlti, or ahotil t'U'ii Hit. re than due, before tradi.-;K cemmcnlied on our hide. Spot price 4 were 41 lower, o.iies ".Ooo. The ttesk was forced principallv by the 11 quldatioa of straddle comniiinents. Thin Oiuappoiiitnieni Horn Liverpool and a mfsnage by the I, ailing New York opera tor predicting a i eavy decline this week led to ac'. u.iiul.iticn of j-ellm ordcts be fore opmiiiix and their exei.utloii citised tin initial loit. i,f :l points. Shorts look the cff-ririHS aiel 1 1( ,i,li.. the i,jatkt t.. 11-5- for Lceinl). i . b';t hellliiK orders came pourin:; it, on imj.i ovement and ITli-es droie-d aumn to the lowept irmlde of th firt hour It seemed as If all confidence was none and the market completely at tie; nv n v o the New York .Mar-crowd. Th weather conditions, al though not showing any material devel opments nun he considered rather un favorable Kniri-4 w.cro K' ltital through Out the cotton reitlon aril heavy In coast diKtrlcts aad the Ailauihs where iroin domftge by rain is reported. Indlcation.i pclnt to continued cloud v and ahowery watlter Sho-aM th.-e raltn e.miinuc for several da . .t auri ci. ate ), ir tr a wet spell, a ci.a'ig.: ., f. inj. ;.,., t,e ,n!,r. Ket would he pteuy i.-ertn n Weather conditions must Ik e.-riuil. watched as the one hop ; for ;, Plop to l,..r loutr-l It, S?11"; ,A, 1I,v,,i'': Praoes l,y Pt rtm pr badplek Ug :.,. like iHht .ea.ou Usve a decided teillish pt.-,t The tradirig e't!.-ii ittonod l) ;, (,,r lglslat.-,i !, t!e i 1,h deliver I u... att r-l eotton tompl.-i.-lv t , H.e l!i art"lal v Mr'"Y'V' .i?fee-.ilttve eeiures. New ork and Lheipcl. loth nn r.i.tural tendency toar-Jn the hear nnn The one myket ;hroiH.;h which epei -ulaiiv e r.ppo aitlou to undue d. press ion was pon'ihle h8K bee,, Wind about with restriction Until now we e0 the i-ad pcoUrle or for wer year, mat tie- produving south forced to watt until speculative Imprests IP. the consumers' markets .sej.. tit t0 ti,inK tile pno? low enoui;!i HAVV.Hb;VI('K & 1 t.A KK. Hubbard Rros. & Co.V. Cotton Letter. Special to Tne Oi.norver. -vVw York. Ki,t i ,,.. a... v jj.juiuai.iuii ui nu;uiiig and of pres- r w " " O'S''w vuioii a it vim3 into market to be Hold. The eplnner U at the moment 'the only buyer and ho appreciates the portion where speculation .has been eliminated and jnvestment buying ha been discour aged. While buying ,.n a ea! down 'agairust hU forward aie of good- he feel that the outlook offer, him' an opportunity to buy on a low boa and ntn no opposition only buvs slowly At the opening there wa a demand , trom the eellera of Ut week and when this wa supplied hv this long cotton, coming on the market they ...found' no new buyers. As liquidation cofmntjed the marker rapidly declin d.j. All the tradem have been look ing for a reaction, which nhould come aftr thin break HUBBAHI BKOS. & co. K ,1 Tn AJtll on.l.. . . . .. TiM Ltnm of Ufa . Th most mlnent medll scientists r unanimous m the conclusion that ths iw-nerlly accepted limitation of human lift Is many years below the attainment , w,Mibl with tb advanrwi knowledge of which , racs is now possessed. Tlis aouwi jimnu, wiui beieimines Its oura. : tion. sins to between W and CO. the t yrmT car of the body during this de. -d catjnot be too strongly urged; tare. 1'Mneu then beir.g fatal to jnge-."lty yaturys best helper after 60 ii ynttttAn Bitters. th sdenuflc tonic medlein that Nv'Y''Tk. f ! i. If,. Yi.V.ent frr-lus ; V.or.s c;hi j.iet"u.":i the movements of cot- tor. fuf,ra in New Orlcwns after cur close Saturday end Liverpool declined ! txuily tilts mornlr.K In svnptliy. Tho cpenlnsr '.is U to jo points lower for the active options. The reasons for tho weak ness . waa liquidation by important long interests discouraced ftf tio way cotton was declining lately. The crop advices to-day Were rather bullish and the New Orleans Interest wrrked strenuously to rally the market. The tendency was un mistakably downward and the rallies would be very feeble. The two market New lork and New Orleans are now nearer tcrether. January in New Orleans often selling at the same prices a Jan- uary in New Yotk. it Is tonceaaed that the' short account is somewhat extended but the tendency reems downward. . Tho ft money situation, the crop movement and -wjiiwj rcwuttt Kifiumrnii win nave uiurv ir.nuence uns xau. we iook lor lower prices ana advise selling on hard spots, . J. 8. BACHE & CO. Iftw York Frodnoe. ? New York, Sept. 16 Klour firm but quiet Rye flour Arm. i w to So-ht. Corn meal steady. JRve tirm. Wheat ftrrn, No. 2 red ICSH elevator. Opuons '4 te net hlguer. Sept. ivt; Dec 107: May 111. Corn, spot nominal. Options e. net lower. . jjec. w; May.M. - . Oats, spot barely steady; mixed 113. ' Beef firm, packet Sin to 132.50. '' Cut meats steady. Lard steady; West ern prim- ti06 to $9.05; refined barely steady; compound d to i. Pork steady. Tallow dull. Petroleum firm. Rosin firm. Turpeutlna Ann, 5. Rice firm. Molasses steady. . Sugar, raw steady; fair refining (3.45; centrifugal f3.95; -molasses sugar 13.10; re fi nd steady. . Spot coftue quiet. No. 7 Rio No. 4 Santos S. Mild coffee dull; Cordova 9 to 124. 'Ftiturea 6 poiDts lower to 6 points lower to B points higher. Freights and peanuts quiet, unchanged. Potatoes weak. Long Island per barrel 2 to $2.23; Jersey $1.50 to $2; Southern sweet per barrel J1.50 to $2.31; Jersey per basket To to Jl.W. Crbass steady; flat Dutch per 100, $4 to-$n; red and Savoy $3.50 to $4.S0. Butter firm, creamery specials 28; ex tras 274; State dairy, common to finest 2u to 27; Western factory common to first 18'i to 22V4. Cheese firm; State full cream, large and email, colored and white 11 to 14. Eggs firm, nearby selected white 28 to 30; good to choice 25 to 27: Western firsts i3 to 22!i; seconds 19 to 2L - JTew York Cotton. 2Cew York. Sept. 16. Cotton: Snot clos ed quiet. 40 points lower: middling up lands 12.20; middling gulf 12.46. Sales 2,400 bales. Open Pept. .. ,. ..ofd. 11.40 High 11.1 Low Close 11.16 10.95 Oct. U.36 U.3S 11.41 11.50 11.51 11. M0 11.67 11.'. 11.3S n.c 11.47 11.53 10.97 11.2 11.09 11.14 11.25 11. 7 11.32 llH 11.02 11.09 11.16 11.22 11.27 11.82 11.36 11.89 11.41 11.45 Nov. ,, Dec. Jan. .. Feb. .. March April : May .. June .. July 11.62 ii. a 11.72 ll.fiotA ll.tOb 11.75 New Orleans Spot Cotton. New Orleans. Sept. 18 Cotton, spots declined 1 cent per pound to-day with a nominal market. Jiiddling 12c; sales were 50 bales on the spot and 300 to arrive. Futures under the Influence of an open ing decline in Liverpool opened at h to 27 points under Saturday's close. The Influence of the New York drop in prices was 'elt here but the decline un der the opening was not wide and prices never went below the 11-cent mark. The closing was very steady with the active months 31 to 3i points under Saturday. September opening lint, high 11.90, low 11. S3, closing ll.oo. Cioglng bids: Oct. 11 .2S; Nov. 11.25; Dec 11.24; Jan. 11.60; Feb. 11.61; March 1173; April 11.76; May 11.70. The Dry Goods Market, New York'. Sept. lfi. The dry goods market was steady for the day. Southern giiifCharas (staples) have been advanced tn 7 cents for spring delivery. lress Kingliama are strong and tending higher. Raw silk Is lower in cfiniequence of of ferings November deliveries 25 cents be low current prices. Press goods are quiet. The 'nlluci.ee of the financial and cotton markets Is being felt in the dry gcuda trada. , Cotton feJl Oil. Sew York, Sept. IS.-Ccttori seed oil easy und.ir liquidation and in sympathy with cotton. Prime crude 4- to 43; print.) summer yellow 55 to 5t; off summer yel low ti to 5ft; good off cummer yellow i'thi to 51: prime white tW; primo wintef yel !f.w 60. CALL TO CONSERVATIVE SOLTU. Tlie Manufacturers' Record Urges Men Interested In the Welfare of tlte Section to Organize Against tho Wild Ioulisiii of the Day Time to Take a Stand AgnlnHt Time-Serving Politicians and Tlielr Policies. Manufacturers' llecord, Bth. Has not the time come for the business men of the fcouth men of every profession and every character I of business, farmers, merchants, inan- ufacturers and all others Interested jln the real Wrlfare of this section as distinguished from the time-serving I politicians who Keek only their own i preferment regardless of all else to come together In towns and State I meetings to organize for conservatism and protection to property aa against the wild F'opuUsm of the day? Kvery man's business prosperity is being en dangered Railroad expansion is be ing 'halted because capital cannot tie had for extensions or for new roads. Industrial enterprises cannot be ad vanced as would be the case under better conditions. Men of thought see these facts. They know some thing of what this condition means to themselves and to the fcouth as a whole, for while many Southern , Stale have t.ot joined the Populisttc ; ry. the whole South suffers from the action of a few. Knowing these conditions, why : should not the real bulnes leaders and property own era, the men of af fairs, come together and take a de cided atand against the ipolitlelanii and their destructive policies? Such meetings in every community headed by the wisest men of each "town or county and Sta'e would have a great effect upon local sentiment and like- I w !'"! u))n ,hp outside business world Men or ltlft SouUi owe it to them- srIvf,K "nl-'h'-ir J-ectlon to Ut wiiii khow tnat. tney are nghting the battle of conservatism aga!n.t the radicalism of the day. The r.tatM -wherein legislation, en acted or threatened, has brought about the present stale of affairs should take the lead, but if they will not, why should other Southern tates not do ro and announce their iui. Mion to ihe world? Tf Vest Virginia jor Tennessee or South Carolina nr Kentucky or other States which have thus far refused to Join In the cam paign of destruction, should hold auoh meetings nnd pledge themselves by all the united power of he sane people of the State to stand for Tair dealing for encouragement to capital and guarantee that it should be protected they would draw to themselves the forces which make for business ex panslon and" prosperity. Yea, f0r mor; for buslnew morality and hon esty. Great is the opportunity for som Btate to lead In such a move ment and to rally to Itself the on Kervaflv influences of the country Into that State, tvln-n onee the, world saw. that It meant td carry out mich a 1roramme, would flow millions of capital for Investment and thousands of aettlers -who-want to build their homes In a land free from the wild sweep of agrartanlsm and of hostility to air vested interests. Who will . LOOM General OSces: ; SOCTIIERX OFFICE: Alenandcr Q Garoed MANAGERS, CHARLOTTE, IT. C. : ' 1 wm CP 1 Complete set 40" Picker Machinery. 140" Opener Lapperv 1 -40" Finisher Lapper. : 40" Revolving Top Flat Cards. Roving Machinery. , Spinning Frames, "single rail, 1 34" to 2 1-4" rings. Long Chain Quillers. Reels. GREENSBORO SUPPLY GREENSBORO, N. C . Mason Machine Works TAUNTON, MASS. has built more than 41.O0O LOOMG For Fall River Mills. Southern Office at Charlotte. BRICK LARGE STOCK. Georgia-Carolina HOWARD II. STAFFORD, President Write for Prlcet. Dally Cotton Market. New York. Sept. 16. -Galveston, tone quiet; middling V: net receipts 8,858; :rross receipts 8,R-tS; sales 3,t0; stock 33, 15; coastwise 3,425. New Orolana, tone nominal; middling 12: net receipts 1.(02: ;ros3 receipts 1,692, sales 350; stock 36,182. Mobile, tone easy: middling 111-1K; net receipts 121; gross receipts 121; sales 500; stock 4.736. Savannah, tone quiet; middling 11: net receipts 8,059- gross receipts S.059; sales 2,O0; ttock 46,764; coastwise 2,W. Charleston, tone quiet; middling 115; net receipts 953; gross receipts 53; stock 6,477; coastwise 3,095. Wilmington, tone nominal; net receipts 2,752; gross receipts 2, I'M: stock 11,138. Norfolk, tone dull; mlddlifcg 13: net re ceipts lifll; gross receipts 694; ttock 10,161; coastwise 3,049. Baltimore, tone nominal, middling 13; gross receipts lit); stock 2.53. New York, tone quiet, middling 12.20; gross rncp-pts 7.829; sales 2.4(10: ntock 174. $; Or. r.ritaln CO; France 1.C3: conti nent 4.S0O. Boston, tone quiet; middling 12.20; grcss receipts 46. Philadelphia, tone quiet: middling 12.45; iict receipts M; gross receipts 1,193; stock 480 "' Total to-day, at nil ports, net 23.149; Gt. Britain 6rt; France 1,633; continent 4,800; stock 331,166. Consolldfit.id, nt all port's, net 45.322- Gt r.titain 5,105; France l.tiW; continent 6, CXi. Total since Kept. 1, at all ports, net lw.Ktt; Gt. Britain 36,202; France 18,738; continent 31,(60. INTERIOIl MOVEMENT. Houston, tone eay and quiet: middling 12; net receipts :i.7K; cross receipts 9,783; shipments fc,15; sales 9M; stock 36,543. Augusta, lone Heady, middling II 9-16; net receipts 2.S2U; gros iccelpls 2.S20; rhlr.menis 2.42; bales 2,W. xtock 15.174. Memplili, tona iuiet; middling 12; net receipts ST: gross receipts 116; shipments 176; sales .'5; stock 16,132. St. Louis, tonu quiet; middling 12; groes receipts 102; shipments 434; sales 6; btock 3,544. Cincinnati, not receipts f.; gross re ctlots 6h: shipments 6, stock 7.0U 1jOuIsvI11-, tone steady; middling 134 Total to-day, net receipts 12,-746; gross receipts l',8Ti; shipments 11,23; sales 3,133; stock '.5,744. Naval Stores. New Orleans, Sept. 16. Receipts 242 baiTels rosin, 17 barrels turpentine. Ex ports none. Charleston. S. C, Sept. 16 Turpentine sieady at W cents; sales none. Hoaln steady: sales none. ABC $3.75 to S3-83; D $;lKi; E tt 20 to $4 25: F $4.40 to $4.45; G $4.45 to $l.',0; H f 4 55 to S4.6); 1 $510; K $5 10; M $3.30; N JJ.W; W ( $a.0; W W $6.0.1. L. Savannah, Ga., Kept. 16. Spirits turpen tino nrm 52 to 02Vi; market firm. Sales !(,6. Koiiln firm. Quote: ABC $3.S0; D $3.95; E $4. 25; K 4.4S to $$.60: G $4.50 to $4.55; If $4.6: T 14. K); K $5.25; M $...45; N $o.S0; W G V.M; '.V W $t,.li) to $6.25. Rweipts. spirits "3i; rosin 1.S50- ship ments, spirits 265; rosin 2,152. Stock rosin ;n,33s. Wilmington. Bept 16. Spirits turpentine sleady. ;x'; receipts S2 cricks. Rosin Mleady. $3.75: receipts 97. Tar. nothing doing: receipts 155. Crud turpentine Arm, $2.75, $1 $4.25; receipts 96. and Comparative Port Receipts. - To. day New Orleans .. 1,520 Last Tear Total estimate 20,009 Interior Receipts. To- Tnv, Augusta ' 2.820 Last Year. The Money Market New York, Sept. 16 Money on call firm. 3 to 5 per cent, ruling rate 85i! dosing offered at 3. Tim leans dull and steady, '60 days Bt and 60 days M4: !x months t per cent Trim merWi-ntilet' paper 6'4 to 7; sterling exchange easy with actual business in bankers' bills at 485.45 tolS5.M for de mand and at 4Sl to 48l!,: bar silver Q7 Mexican dollars Government bonde steady; railroad bonds heavy. ; To check a'coTil nuickly, set from vour drugglxt some little Candy Cold Tablets called Preventlcs. Dnigglats everywhere are now dlspenaing Prventle. for they are not only safe, but decidedly rertain and prompt. Preventlcs contain no vjulnlne.no luxativ. nothing harsh nor sickening. .Taken at the "sneetn stage" Preventlcs , will prevent Pneumonia, Bronchitis, LaGrippe. eto. Hence the name; preventlcs. Good for feverish children. 48 Preventlcs 2S cents. Trial buxs i ents, ' Hold by Burwell-Dunn VTorcestcr, IZizz, CO. EDWIN HOWARD, Agent. Red and Buff, Dry Pressed and Common Building. PROMPT SHIPMENT. Brick Company AUGUSTA, GA. Liverpool Cotton. Liverpool, Sept. 16. Closing: Spot cot ton quiet, prices U points lower; Ameri can middling fair &.W; good middling 7.56; middling 0.92; low middling 6.52; good or dinary I.7S; ordinary 6.18. v The sales of the day were 7,000 bales, ot which 500 were for speculation and ex port and included 6,800 American. Re ceipts 2.S00 bales, all American. Futures opened easier tind closed weak, and unsettled; American middling g. o. c. Fept 6.37 Sept-Oct 6.24 Oct-Nov ,. 6.20" Nov-Dec 6.16 Dec-Jan .... 6.l4',i .Tan-Feb 6.14 Feb-March - j. 6.1414 March-April ... 1 , 6.15 April-May 6.15 May-Juno 6.16 CLOSXGk STOCK LIST. Adams Express Amalgamated Copper American Car & Foundry 150 6syt American Car & Foundry pfd.. .. 93:, American Cotton Oil 32 American Cotton Oil pfd $5 American Express 195 Ajnerican Hide & Leather pfd 16 American Ice 45 American l.lnseed Oil 8 American Unseed Oil pfd 19 American Locomotive 50 American Locomotive pfd 101 American Smelting & Refng.. ...... 87l,4 American Smelting & Refng. pfd.. 96 American Sugar Refining American Tobacco pfd. ctf Anaconda Mining Co Atchison Atchison pfd Atlantlo Coast Line Baltimore & Ohi'j Paltimoro & Ohio pfd Brooklyn Rapid Transit .. .-. .. .. Canadian Paclflc Central of New Jersey .. 1 Chesapeake & Ohio Chicago Great Western , 110H 78S, 37 86 W 82 90 88 m 1654 170 83Vi J44Vi 119 4 15 60 22 23 82 61V; 104 134 64V4 156 40 23 66,J V4 20'4 4Mi X'htcago & Northwestern .. .. .... Chicago. Mil.? 4 St. Paul Chicago Terminal A Trans Chicago Terminal & Trans, pfd.... C. C, C. & St. Loul Colorado Fuel & Iron . Colorado & Southern Colorado & Southern let pfd Colorado & Southern 2nd pfd Consolidated Gas Corn Products Refining , .. Ccrn Products Refining pfd.. .. .-. Delaware & Hudson .... Delaware, Lakawcnna & West.... Denver & Rio Grsnde Denver .ft Rio Grande pfd Distillers' Securities ... , Erie Erie 1st rfd Erie 2nd pfd 3cVi International Paper International Paper- pfd International Pump .. ," .. International Bump pfd Iowa Central Iowa Central pfd Kansas City Southern Kansas City ttouthern pfd .. ...... Louisville & Nashville , Mexican Central 4.. Minneapolis- & St. Louis Minn.. St. P. & Sault 8te. M Minn., St. P. & Sault Bte. M. pfd.. Missouri Pacific Missouri, Kansas ft Texas Missouri. Kansas & Texas pfd.. .. National Lead .. a National R. R. of Mexico pfd.. .. New York Central ..... New York, Ontario A s Western, t.. Norfolk A Western . ..... Norfolk A Western pfd ., North American ..... Pacific Mali Pennsylvania ..... ... ... .. ........ People's Gas.. Pittsburg. C. C, & St. Louis Pressed titeel Car .. .. .. .. Pressed Steel Cnr rfd.... Pullman Palace Car .. ...... ... ... Reading ... ...... ... Reading 1st pfd ...,.. ... Reading 2nd pfd... Republic Steel - Republic Steel pfd. ex. dlv. 4l e Rock Island Co.. .. .... Is Rnek Island Co. ofd 44 St Iuls San Fran. 2nd pfd...... ft. LiOuls southwestern .. . . Rt. IjOuIs Southwestern pfd.. ... . ... IT 42 8474, rs VA 27 2f.'i 4 Ml) eoutnern racine ..... Southern Paclflc pfd .. . .... ...... Houtnern itauway ....j Southern Railway nfd .: Tennessee Coat & Iron .. Texas & Pacific 1oldn. rit. Ituls A West . .... ... ... ... ....... ftledo. 8t. Louis & West, pfd .H. ... . ,l )fd...... i nlon Paoino ..... t'nlon pacific pfd. .. ..... ... I'ntted Btates Express .. .. .... United Htales Realty .... .... ..... ITntted States Rubber.. a .. ... I'nlUd States Rubber pfd;.... Cnlted States Stel ' fnlted States Steel pfd Virginia. Carolina ChemlcsL"..' ...'- H main 01 kcei , COUTH TRYON 8T WMARLOTTB. fit O. Hi Revolving Flat Card, Railway Heads, - Drawing Frames, 5plnning Frames, Twisters and Spoolers . Quillers and Reels, . Looms, , . C0MBKR5 ETC., ETC . Manufacturers and Jobbers Steqnemly una tt necessary to' have Banking Facilities -tn ad- dltionto those offered by local banks, . THE . first National Bank - P OF rICIIMONT, VIRGINIA, si.oeo.ooo.oo CaptUl Earned Surplus $600,000.00 $5,&OO.000.O Peposlu - : $9,000,000.00 Toul Resooroes Often Just the Additional Fa duties) Required. - Jno. B. PurcelJ, President; Jno. If. Miller, Jr.. Vice Presi dent; Cbas. R. Boraettt, As aisunt Cashier; J. C.' Joplln. AssUUnt Cashier, - '1 - - A. D. SALKULD & BRO., CaimSSION MERCJHANTa 72 Leonard Street, NEW TORS. SSBMSSSBM COTTON TARKB. Fred'k Vietor & Achelis. HUBBARD BROS. & CO., HANOVER SQUARE, NEW YORK. MEMBERS OF New York Cotton Ex change, Nsw -Orleans Cotton Ex cnange, Associate Membera Live pool Cotton Exchange. - ORDERS SOUCITEDFor the pur chase and sale of cotton for future delivery. Correspondence lnYltd. JAMES . MITCHELL CO. COMMISSION MERCHANT Cotton Yams and Cotton . Cloths. CONSIGNMENTS SOLICITED. PhlladelphU, 133 nnd 1X4 Chtaut gt Boeton, io Btunmer C New York. No. 73 Leonard St Charlotte, S A mm ss. BURET'S Standard Gravel Roofing Guaranteed 10 Years and we will be here to make the guarantee good. Needs no repairs Applied only by WARREN -EHRET CO. Established 1852. Charlotte, N. C. Phone or postal will bring our man. Wo Via ah Tf 1 Wells Fargo Express ?50 130 71 9 . 15 . X 13 "Vj 83 45W 126 Vi Westlnghouse biecinc .... western union ..... wh.niinr a l.Hiia trie ... . .... ...r.k. Wisconsin Central ..... ... Wisconsin Central pta.. Northern Pacific Central Leather Central Leather pfd.. BIoes Siieniem Great Northern pfd.... .. in...kAmiffh -VTfftronolltan Interborough Metropolitan pfd. NEW YORK BONDC V S. refunding 2s registered losvi U. S. refunding 2s coupon 1W IT. S. 3s registered 1"3 U. S. 3s coupon ... w! U. S. New 4s registerea.. in IT. S. New 4s coupon .. V2Vi American Tobacco 4s . 64',4 American Tobacco 6e W Atchison general 4s .. .. 97 - Atchison adlustment 4s.. 87U Atlantlo Coast Line 4s bid ST. Bait mora & Jnio m. ., vr. Baltimore & Ohio 3Ks HO Brooklyn U. T. cv. 4s 75 Central of Georgia 5s bid 101 Central of Georgia 1st Inc.. -. 84 Central of Oeorgla 2nd Inc. ofd.... 66 Central of . Georgia 3d Inc 45H Chesapeake Ohio 4Hs.. .. .. BiVi Oilcaco & Alton 2'4s ofd 63 Chicago, E. Sc. Qulncy new 4s JU4 Chicago, R. I. P- B. R. 4a...... 67 Chicago, R. 1. & P. R- R. col. 5s b. 83 f r f1 A St. Tallin etn 4 nM . OA. Chicago Industrial Ss 6r. A. bid... CO Colorado Miuiano is uia.. ,. m Colerado & Southern 4s. ,. 83 Cuba (s nm Dnver & Rto Qmnde 4S.. .. .. .... Po Plstlllers' Securitlee 6s... 784 Erie prior lien 4s..,., J17 Erie General 4s 79 Hacking Valley 4',4 ofd 9i,1 Japan 4Vis certificates 2nd series... bSVj Ioulsviiie 6c jsasn. imnea is.. .... wvi Manhattan consol gold 4b.. .. 07 Mexican Ontrai ...... ..... '; Mexican Central 1st Inc.... .... .... r 16'i Missouri, Kansas e Texas 4s bid... . 94 Missouri, Kansus & Texas -2nds..... 81Vi National It. R of Mexico col. 4 b. 7814 New York Central gen. S',4.. .. . S New Jersey Central general 5.... 119 Northern Pacific 4s. 97 Northern Paclflc It..'.. .. ... ' Vnvfnltr WMl.rn ml. .. Oregon Short Line rfdff. 4a fnn. cv. as.. .. . ... , vs Raadlng General 4s.....; .... ...... Wi St. ixiuia A Iron Mountain eol. e.. los c Y X. Kun FrnnrJfK-.j fx. 4s.. 7RT4 St Louis t?outhwestern col. 4s cfd. 71 Seaboard Air woe s oo u Southern Paclfio ,4s.i .t .. cinn 1t 4a certificates.. KU southern Railway Bs .... Iftii Texas St racmc Toledo, 8t. L. AvWestern 4 bld., 73 t'nlon Paolfio 4s...r.,. ... J7 TJ. S.. Steel 2nd 5s..4. . 9J Wabash Juts..,.. .... ..... ... .... Jtg Wsbash Deb, ;-...... ... M Western-Md. 4s bid.. 70 wheelins; Luke-Erie 4e bid 75 wiu-nnstn Central 4s ofd., .. .... 83 0 Stuart W. CuALiEn, . ENGINES AIS'D CONTRACTCI?. 0 ' r , Slubbers, tail . ' ' V Intermediates, Roving Frames Jack Frames Villiam B. Charles OfficesCharlotte, N. C, Boston. Blast, and Anuterians.'N. T. , Main Office Amsterdam, N. T. ' i- .- - ' Slade IJfl Jnoqnard with Independent cyllnde . '.. motion. I THOMAS RAX TON'S SON JENCKES SPINNING CO. GOTTON YARNS Main Office: PAWTCCKJET, R. L 0. A. R0BBIWS COMPLETE EQUIPMENTS FOR COTTON MILLS, POWER PLANTS, GENERAL MACHINERY. CHARLOTTE, N ORTH CAROUKA. HIGH-GRADE SPINDLE, OILS' Sconree BeK Otis and Grease, Lnbrt Greases, Ready-Mixed PainU, Cold Water Paints. Agents W cttles' Dresolne Conponnd. CEO. B. NISS OIL CO. . CHARLOTrE, N. O. - J. SPENCER TURNER CO. COMMISSION MERCHANTS OFFICES i New York, Philadelphia, Chicago, St Louis, London, Eactaad. Yarns and Cotton Piece Goods. PAULSON, LINKROUM & CO. .Gbtton '.Yams 87-89 LEONARD STREET 120 CHESTNUT STREET 186 MARKET STREET .... For Quick Sale ' TWO BRIO K STORES on one of the principal streets of the city; good investment. Call at office. R. E. Qochrane. - 207 No rth Tryon. HUGH MACRAE & CO., Bankers ... Miscellaneous Southern Seouettles WILMINGTON, IN.' a Waahlncton, D. 408 Colorado Bide, .Cotton Mill Stocks. LEONARD L. HUNTER ARCHITECT Fifth floor, Trust Bldg. Fbona 370. CHARLOTTE. N. C "MASURY'S PAINTS' ' GUARANTEED to be made of Strictly Pure White Lead, Oxide of Zinc' Linseed Oil Turpentine Dryer and Pure Colors, to contain nothing else, and . to be full measure. ' ' ' ' , - GreatesJ Spread, Maximnm Hiding. Power,. Superior DnrabUiay. - Made by JOHN W; MASURY & SON. Ntrw Yorlt " Chicago ' ' 1 Sold by EZELL-MYERS COMPANY " ' l . . Charlotte, N. C . . . . ! ' ' Reliable merchants: Write fsctory for excluslre agency. BRANCH CSFlC II ,T1 CaUITASLB EUILDINQ. ATLANTA, Cls ei -. Automatic Feeders, Openers and Trunk, ;'. Breaker, Intermediate ac J '. Finisher Lappers, ' Klrschner Cerding Beaten Thread Extractors, Waste Pickers, etc Raw Stock Dryers. ' ETC., ETC. COTTON TARNS. COTTON ' GOP . : 3 AND COTTON WASTE. use .. i, HALTOJTi JTAOQUARD r Pbllndelphi. PsV Philadelphia Offlcei Mariner - A Merchant BoUdlrc W. A. 6PELLISST, VtoMgtt. LOOM, ENGINE, AND VALVE - - - . . . . . . -' . NEW YORK PHILADELPHIA . . CHICAGO HOOK AND ROGERS ARCHITECTS- CHARLOTTE 4 GREENSBORO. N.Cl WM. D'OLIER & Cd, COMMISSION MERCHANTS -; COTTON YARNS . ' Imrd andUhestant Streeta. ' Martaer and Merchant Rulldinc. PHILADELPHIA, PA, Virginia Carolina Chemical pra... vi WaUksh-.;..; r ... .r....r .r- uh Iteun Store. Jspait-j-etei'-w"w
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