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" ' ; IV p 1 MI.ADY t VaiLr. c of .!:1l.ii'. V, l.VVO lVlli9SP i.OoA lK'Hl C;f M'iUllS ..it 1"iUts JtToni Liverpool ; : Wad Exported. : !- Yor.i. Sept. .--Tli? catton market t m(Kt of its advance to-day owing to t failure of frost to aprwsr in any lo- lity where damage to cotton was prob linle, snd liquidation by yesterday'a buy ers. Th clise wss ste-isiy at net de cide of S to 11 points. Sales for the. day Wfie eftinmtcJ at 275,000 bale. . Tiio opening- was tpady at unchanged, rriwe to an advance of points and dur ing the first few minutes prices were tbout 4 to 6 points net higher on the active month owir.ff to higher pricei lioin Liverpool than expected, and con tinued reports of firmness in the South em spot narket which wero Mid to be fliinir wnll ahv a. Dalitv with futures. But .the bolter weather in the belt caused a gr-od isa of selling by recent buyers vnd the nuiket toon weakened under this uresturs which was increased by a. re newal of bearish operation for the c- coust of local professionals pna wu Street. Reports from Fall River that spinners were not in the market at the current level., and a bearish interpreta tion of the !evelopmf-it at the spinner' convention .t Charlotte yesterday wero anwng- the ljearish factor. The low level was reached in the late session . nd the close wa only a, point or twos up front the bottom. Southern epot market as officially reported were Ho. hlRher. Receipts at the port to-day 22.435 bale gainst 23.105 last week and U4.63S last year.- For the week liO.WW bales against ia,5 last week and 27M last year. To day's receipt at New Orlean 2,132 against 6.J81 last year, and at Houston 8,873 against 13,43 -last year. . . LITTLE CHANGE LV STOCKS. gleolinlBg Tendency of Prices of Stocks Mora Marked Than Day Previous Low Temperatures In West Em ployed by Bears With Some Effect. New York, Sept 26. The- declining tendency of prices of storks to-day was mora marked than yesterday, althouyfe there was little change in the character of the market for its dullness and narrow jvrofessionalisro. The Incidents most harp ' td upon were the poor reception glyen to the announcement of ubscrlptlonv pri vilege , oa Dfow York, . New Haven & Hartford stock and tho approach of the October .,1st settlements . In the money Market. The . low tomperature in the West and news that the bead of the Union Pacific system., hud undergone an operation , ulto were employed by the tears with some effect ill their attack on - prices. Large offerings of grain and cotton bill are appearing in the foreign exchange rnd It is said by foreign Ankers that .ondon shows more favor to American finance bills. Tfce local money market showed pre monitory symptoms of the strain of tho October settlements. Estimate! of the amount of disbursement to be made here indicate dividend and interest payments Of $140000,000. Bonds were steady. Total sales, par value, 11,772.009.. V. 8. bonds unchanged ot. call. Total sale stock 4.'1.200 shares, Includ ing: Copper 37,200; Bmeltins 24.oOO; Ameri can Sugar C0; AmerlcHn Tobacco 200; J,. AN. 10; Heading W.Stt; Southern Rwy. Llw; do pfd. 100- Union Pacific &7.7O0; V. S. Steel M.WiO; Va. C'aro. Chemical l"0. Now Tork, Sept. 2U.-M. & O. collateral tmst 4s U bid. PaJtimoro Kept. Seaboard Air Una . common and preferred nothing doing. New York, Sept. ;.-iltandarcl Oil 415. Bayward, VJck & Clark's Cotton Let. tcr. New Orleans, La., Sept. 26. The stopping of the decline and tho re , cent advance, however small, is cer ' tainljr due to nobody else but the spot holders. All one hears nowadays In professionals conversation la big crop, Jiwunclal depression and predictions of bad trade. A much further decline t cou&detttly believed in and acted upon. The financial weak short in terest is increasing daily. It must be admitted that the spot demand for September has certainly been disap pointing, on the other hand farmers did not throw their cotton away as 'was expected. Octob. r will be a much more active spot month and as soon as producers see that cmton U wanted , they will be encouraged to stand for a Just price. To-3ay pre? is full of ac counts of meetings thr.uihout the in terior to oppose professional bearish . designs in teh two consumers' markets New York and Liverpool and we fcavs no doubt that some good will come from thene effort.. This crop has not changed to a bumper crop on ac count of the recent, eiump In prices, bad weather can yet set in to further reduce it and trade is by no means as stated on the hears menu. There are reports in circulation that spinners and dry golog merchants are cancel ling orders, this doe not necestfirlly mean bad trade but may merely Indicate- that everybody nelievea in getting It cheaper. ' Liverpool was very good and futures about 4 better than due up to the time tuslness started In New York, when Tnoirt of the gain was dropped. Our market opened well but we have bien forced into a state of wich dependency to the other two markets that whaever bull feeling la. It ft has been shoved on .the long bench. Producers have a hard fight before them which they must fight single banded, hut which by harmonious action in judiciously marketing their crop they can win. Fear of the farmer tias stopped the decline In the paut few days and Is holding bear pressure In check right now. The weather may presents unsettled conditions. Showers are probable gen erally, in the belt, a cold wave Is form ing in the West. It t-lng notice day here there Is no rpc!al effort on trad ing. We have heard of: no notlivs so far. Trading settled around 11.10 for January' and is very quiet. Tt Is a 'waiting market. The demand for poU . Is principally for delivery tirst half of October and on haul of Octobir fu : tures. Sellers ntlll k DO to 80 on for good middling Liverpool, wheroa huy rs views are around 40 to 50. Wan : Jngton announces that the Censu. re - port giving cotton gincd to September ' 25th will appear otv October 2d at 9 ,. m., our time, and the bureau report "giving condition of crop on Beptmber 25th will be issued on the same day at "; 10 O'clock onr time. HA YVVAEU, VICK & CLARK. Hubbard Bros, Co.' Cotton Letter. Epeclal to The Observer, New York, Sept. XA the cold wave faJled to ormg frot tlip nuik-t tiii ' morping la-.ked tba-tUpport whkh from would hav(5 broutht. SCEttfieu buying on the favorabU foreign advice advanced the mark a few point end then slow scattered liquidation set in, which brought about decline of t to in, point from yeste?day' clone. The local Uiort Interest greatlv :-ed-.e4 rturuig the "pe.st two days, leavin,? the marks! in weaker position to resist till UquWlation. No new ftre appeared to sustain prlcet nd when Liverpool howd aign yf wealcne little si.pport came from outside buyers. The fe-irllrg ws one of disappointment At the slxence of new luyer. , HI.'liBARl mioa. & CO. -. . . ' KkCinatcs To- . TAt morrow ' Year yew Orleans ... 2-J,o Houstou , , .. 7-4,000 Comparative Por$ Receipts. ' -' . To- . Ust ' daw Year flalvesfn .. .. ,5 New 'rleucs ,', ., ...... 2.1 f'i ' Mobil ,, 42 F-tit)all .. .. .. J( 12.W f .nmtnm-,,.M,.,. .J21C .,. , . . Norfolk .. t. . ...... ZMil vow Yotk rro.lu'. X,-w' York. S-vt. .:.-Fl.ur firm wi-h ri-,d,-rate .lomar-d l:ye Hour firm: fair lo .rod ti.; to K; ciuiee to fancy Km to J.'iw. ' Cornnicdl Arm. Eve firm. Wheit. spjt firm; No. 2 red lev, eleva- i tor Options H to C net menrr. , cui. I i.,tv. Tiw M?v 11-. Corn, sft firm; No. I, !) nominal ele vator. Ortions V to 4c. net higher, facpt fO; Dec. 70,: -May CH. Mrnt - Oafs, soot stcauy; imxcd &A eei nuiu .-v ........... - - - firm; Weatern prime S3 20 to W.-f': refined f.i-m; continent .0; 6, A. elO.30; com- Pork firm, ahort cleor $13 oO to II. .75. TaJioW quiet. rctr-Jium mm. stendy. , Turpentine quiet Rice firm. Molasses quiet. Sugar, raw firm; fair reflring $3.45; cen trifugal test CS5; molaase sugar $3.10; refined steady. Coffee, spot (julet; Pto No. 7, 6H: Sen- f i a as full ( 'rif IOB iW- f ICIHSi aiiw -wii. uua rinvi 9 to futures unchanged to 5 point higher. w, . extras 29; fitato dairy common to finest a to A Cheese and eggi steady, un changed, i iiuixer ainjfu;; i:rt-iiit:i j nfmdt, Chicago Grain and Provision. Chicago, Sept 26. A sharp Increase in the price of cash' wheat at Kansas City, and an active export demand cauaed a strong cloae to .ie wheat market to-day. December wheal closed 5i higher; corn unchanged; oats up; provisions 5 to 15c. lower, ' v . ' WHEAT- - High Low ClOft Sept. .. ...... i Ms W hoc .. .. .. .. W " WH IW-i :,y'.. .. ..... .. : lObVsj -.' lut'i 1069s 7i2pt, .. .. .. .. .. .. 2H". v Del-. ...... 6SV 5SV4 , Msy.. .. .. ;..! 63, $it. WVi ' 50?i M DeVi; .. .. .. .... ' M' 62 May 64 63 63! P0?Z M.M 34 25 M Jan. 1530 15-20 LAUD - , ' M" , u Oct. . 8-13 9.07 8.07 Jan. .. 8.72 .T3 8.70 HtBS Oct .. .. .. .. .. .. 8.32 813 8.1S Jan 7.H 7.M 7.92 Xaval Stores. Charleston, S. C 6ept. M.-Turpentlno firm, SO, sales none. Rosin flnn; sales none. ABC tt.ib to I3.8S; D $3.W; B 14.10 to l.20; T M.se to $4 40; O 84.S5 to $4.40: H 84.40 to 84. 46- I $4.80; K to tt.W. M 85 to J5.15; N 85.40 to 85.68; WO 8i.55 to 85.75; W. W $5.85. Savannah, Ga . Sept. v 28.-Turpentine firm, K: sale 108. Roertn iirm. Quote: A B C 82.8B; D $3.9a; E 84.20 to 84.25; F 84.40; O H4i to 84.50; K $4 56; I $4.0; K 85; M 85.15 to $5.20; N 85.55; W O $5.7 to 85.80; W W 85.96. Pales, 2,458 rosin. , Receipts, iplrits 725; rosin 2,390. Bhipment. spirit 18S; rosin 2,991. Stock, rosin 359.480. New Orleans, Sept. 2$. Receipts, 217 barrel rosin; 2SS barrels turpentine.. Exports for New York 639 barrel rosin. Wilmington, Sept. 26. Bpirits turpentine nothing doing; receipts 35 caks. Hoin nothlnpr doing; receipts 239. Tar quiet $2.30; receipts 1 Crude turpentine flnn, $2.75, $1 and $1.25: receipts 16. New Orleans Spot Cotton. Now Orleans. Sept. 28. Cotton, spots cloned firm with prices unchanged. Mid- tiling 11H; sales 1,52d on the spot ana 3 to strive. Futures opened steady, 2 points higher tbnn at tha cloe yeterday on a good Liverpool market, but price soon uiaed off through lack of tuoport. Trading was more or less restricted, the hopes of the bull side of the market reatins upon the development of adverw weatlier condi tions and nbout Vt moc.s points wero l.-t. The courts of the market in the late session was steady ami unchanged and at the close, which was barely ateady, the actlv-i month ranged from 8 to 12 points below the cloae yesterday. There were no dnls In the September option. Closing bids: Jan. 11.04; Feb. 11.04; March 11.19; April 11.21; May 1130; June 11.36; July 11.41; Oct. 10.; Nov. 10.'J8; Dec. 11 cents. Liverpool Cotton, Liverpool, Sept. 26. Cloning cotton: Spot I? Inorewed demand, pricea 2 points lower t 2 higher; American middling fair 7.84; good middling 7.M; middling 676; low mlddllntr 3.30; good ordinary 5.62; ordl rery 5.02. Tho sales of the day were g.OOft, of which 1,'KiO were for speculation and ex port and included 7.3W American. He celpts 4.000 bale, including 3,000 Ameri can. Futures opered nnl cloned steady; American middling g. o. c: S?pt 6.28 Sept -Oct 6.13 Oct-Nov B.nRi Nov-Pec 6 04 Dec-Jan -6r.'Vj .! n- Feb .'. 6 0? Feb-Mrch 6.03 March-April 604 April-May ... f -M',4 Mjy-June 6.05 York Cotton. New York, Si! nt. 26. Cotton. not closed atrndy. 10 point -lower; middling upi:ind gulf 12.06; sales 4S bales, nt-d steady and closed 11. Hi; nuddllng Future ope iteaay. Open High Low t'lo f!ept 10.77 10.7S in.W J0.75 Oct lO.S'i J0.K7 10.71 10.71 Nov 10A lO.Si 10.S1 rec u.05 ii. os vt.m Jn 11.11 11. IS 11.03 11.04 Feb - ii.io March 11.25 11.12 11. 15 11.17 April It. 31 11.81 H. n n.2i My 11.37 1U7 U.23 11.27 June n.29 July 11.48 11.44 U.Sl U.33 The Money Market. New Tork, Sept. X Money on call firmer, 2S to 4 per cent, ruling rate S, closing bid 2. offered at. 2,. Tline loans dull and rather eaay; 6) days 6 to O;; P0 daya b to i per cent.; six month i to J per cent. Prime mercar.tMe paper V& to 1 per cent; aterllng excl.anae weak with actual frAiHlnete In bankers' billa at 4S5.4R to 4fa.50 for demand and at 41 90 to 4M.95 for tW My bills. Commercial bills 4MV4 to 4rW. I'.-ir silver 971,. Mexlran dolliir (2. Uovernment bond steady Railroad bond Uady. The Dry Goods Market. New York. Sept, 26.-Thc dry goodi market holds generally steady with d mnnd showing no special increase. The i.ctlon of the Southorn yani spinners In declining to curtail production wo a dls PPolntment to cotton warn dealer. Yam am weak and dull. Iate report l'n;ni China promise no early resumption of the export trd Raw and retail trade did more lit heavy full goods ns a const'ouenco of cooler weather. Men' wear repeat orders are beginning to come In. -Baltimore Produce. Raltlmore, Sent, 26. Flour iteiilv. w cUnnged. Wheat firm: spot eontr.'ict :o:i7 to joi: jsoutnern by sample 7 to 99. forn firm; spot mixed 69!i to 6i)4: No. 2 white 70 to TO'. Oai quiet No. 2 mixed If, to 64. Ryj firm? No. jVestcrn domestic 4 to U5. Butler firm; fancy Imilttlnn -24 to 25; do t-rmery l; do storo packed M to 2). Kmi, cheeto end sugar iteady, un ci angel. Cotton Roe Oi!. New York. Rept. 26.-Cotton " need oil Tim and modrtly active: prime crutln 4i to 43; prime summer yellow 64 to 64H, oft utrmev yellow 47 to 52; good off um tr er yellow lo R2; prime whitaKl: prime winter yellow to. Morttt Caroling Intrrdiangeablo Mileage Hooks. Southern Hallway has placed' on tale North Carolina Interchangeable 1,000 Mil Books. These books are sold at rate of $22.50, are limited six months and are good within the State of North Carolina on the Southern Hallway, Seaboard Air Line, Atlantic Coast Line, Caroling & Northwestern, Norfolk. & Western, Aberdeen A Asheboro, Danville & Western and N. & B., on Beaufort and ? orf otK d rtetons, .,, , . H. I VERNON. T. P. A . Charlotte, N. C. '' A 'I flf f"o 1 ' T",- -T sorruERx crncE: Alexander Q Garoed MANAGERS, - . A. .. - - CHARLOTTE, H, C. ! Here's IfdwrCSince V$AQP 17. 18"x36" Affis-Ghalmers Corliss Engine. Fiy-Wheel ? d., grooved for 9-M4" ropes. Good as new.. Greensboro Supply Co. GREENSBORO, No C. CARDS DRAWING . MACHINE OOTTON MACHIWERY 5. TAUNTON, COMBERS MA83'- MULES LAP MACHINES LOOMS SOUTHERN OFFICE AT CHARLOTTE EDWIN HOWARD, AGENT. Dally Cotton Market. ' New York. Sent. 26. Galveston, tone easy; middling i2tt: net receipts 8,W5; gross receipts S.SftS; sties ?60; stock 7ti. 613; Gt. Britain 17.471; coastwise 14fi. New Orleans, tone flrm; mtadiing iw, net recelots 2.1I-2: eross receipts 2.1b2: sales 2.1J6; stock 53.8S; coastwUe 1,277. Mobile, tone steady: middling 11: net receipts 426; gros receipts 447; sales 450; stock 11.217; coatwlse 30. Savannan. tone iteady; middling iit-i; net receipt- 12.K7; gross recelpU 12.W7; ale 4.0CS; tock 73.038; continent 8,2to; coantwisa &.DS7. Charleston, net receipts 1,348; gross re ceinti 1.34S; stock 14,207. Wilmington, tone steady; middling 11; net rocelots 4.636; gross receipts 4,536; stock 15.231. Norfolk, tone oulet; middling 11; net recolots 2.0K7: gross receipt! 2,067; sales i0: stock 11,844; coastwipe 2,f38. Biiltlmore, tone nominal; middling 12 V&; grots receipts S0A; stock 2,42b. New York. ton3 steady: middling 11.80; gross receipt f .199; sulea 48; stock 159,7, Gt. Britain 6,718. Boston, tone 'lulet; mld-illng 11.80; gros receipts 2,144; Gt. Britain 111. 1'hlladelphla, tone steady; middling 12.1)6; net receipt 4o; grosi receipts 45; tock 4.868. Total to-day. nt all ports, net 32,4!i5- Gt. Britain 24.403: continent 8.245: stock 4iti.42. Consolldited, t all ports, net 174,370; Gt. Britain 63,024; France 200; continent 29,0M). Total sineo 8epr. 1. at nil port, net 462.- 718; Ot. Britain 171.630; France 33,700; con tinent 84,855; Jjpan 22. INTERIOR MOVEMENT. Houston, tone outet: middling 12: net receipts 8.873; grosa receipts ,87.; jhlp- menu lO.'.t;; ales l.O-K); tock 40,838, Augusta, tone quiet; middling lis-in; net receipts 2.S37: aros receipts 2.918: shipment 2,273: sake 1.S94; slock 22.9H8, Memphi. tone quiet; middling 12; net receipts 475; grow receipts CMS; shipments P05; sales 250; stork 13,807. St. Iouls. Bros receipt w: shipments 55- stock 2.G44. Cincinnati, net receipts 747: aroa re- cdpts 747; shlpniimls 75; stock 8,066. Louisville, tone Hi in; mlddlini; 12. Little Kock. tono steady, middllna ll'i: ret receipts 77, progs receipts 77; ship ments 62; tock 2.B20. Totai to-.lny, net receipts iZSm: uross receipts U253; aliipmcnt 14.E53; sale 3.144 stock 89,924, Charlotte Produce. (Corrected dally by R. H. Field A Co.) Hen rier head SSftlO Chickons-spring.. 20330 Pucks n Eggs 2023 Butter Rye 0 87 30 CD Corn Cotton seed .. . Oats Feed Interior Receipts. To. Last morrow. Year. Augusta 2.W Cincinnati 107 Charlotte Cotton. These figures represont the prices paid to wagons. Sept. 28. Hlrlct middling 11 Middling H Ooodmiddling 11. NEW VORK BONDS. S. refunding 2s. registered K refunding 2 coupon 8. 3 tr-glstercd .... 8. 3 coupon 8. New 4 registered h Vur 4a cniinon ... ....... w 102H 1024 12i4 IM 86 imvi M'i 88 88H 89 77i 106H !)' ,65 4M, 100 i W4, American Tobacco 4s ... American Tobacco tw.. .. Atchison general 4s., Atchlion adjustment 4 bid .. ... Atlantic Coast Line 4.. Haltlmoro & oiii'J 4s Baltimore & Ohio mi .... Urooklyn It T. cv. 4s.. ...,..... PHtnsI rt fluvtra Tilt Central of forjrlft Is. IiiC. of-1.. .. Central of Gwirgia 2d In:, ofd.. .. Central of Georgia 3d Ino. oM. ...... fihesapcaae c vtuv v:s .... CMengo A Alton Vj Ud Chicago, B. & Qulncy new 4... .. Chicago, R. L & Pdfio It. R. 4.. riiir,go, R. I. V.R. R cot. 8s.,. i- c A J. v. I.nul. enn r,M Colorado lniutrial i 8er, A. ( olordo Midland 4 bid .. , 3 84. inoi 78 M 99 " Co orado & Boutnern 4.... .... .... Cuta 6s..... ...... ... ; ......... Denver & Klo oranae tu Mstillers' Securities is..... Erie prior Hen 4a... Kris' General 4 bid ... Hm klng Valley H bid ... Japan 4'A tertlflcate .. .. ., .. Japan 4s tertlllcai.es 2d Serlw.V Louisville A Nash. Unified 4s. Manhtttan ton sol gold is ofd. Mtxiean Central 4s ..... ... Mexican Central 1st Inc ., Missouri, Kansas St Texas 4,.. Missouri, Kansa V Texas 2d bid., National R, R. of Mexlo col, 4s,, New York Central gen, 8t..,.w,. New Jersey Central gen U.. Northern i'vlno 4 t ... Northern P.iclnc ... ... ..... Norfolk AV Wee tern eol, 4t 1 . Oregon Bhort Line rfdg. 4s mm, , it. ..... . on.a.o.i'V, Reading Genernl 4,,., ... ... Southern Paelfla .. 8!L ; ml P7 '7 ii',; Ty't 9 im'i f7U, !V4i . -J .- -m . FRAUES WORKS St. Louis &. Iron Mountain col. 6.. Ft. Louis & San Francisco fg. 4s.... St. Louts Southwestern col. 4s bid.. Seaboird Air Line 4s bid , Southern Pacific 1st 4s ctf Southern Railway 6a Texas & Piclnc 1st Toledo. St L. & Wetern 4i bid.... Union Pacific 4 , Union Pacific cv. 4s ctfs a. U. S. Stesl 2d 5 Wabash. 1st Wabash Deb. E. ofd ... Western Md. 4s bid Wheeling & Lake Erie 4s bid Wisconsin Central 4s bid Japan 4s ctf Atchison cv. 4s Atchison cv. 5s 70 70 70 89 102", 112 73 99 87j 65 108 63 71 ' 7C 81 SOU 93 101T, CLOSING STOCK LIST. anm TTvnress ... 1W 87 4t 32 85 195 164 40 7 1SV, 61 102 9V BS'i 112 77V; ti 87' 89'i 82 VI 83 45V 1M 175 33U 9 144 V, 118'a 4 15 61 22' 62'i 42"i 88l 1314 644 157 47 28',j 67 53H 20'4 46 Vi 30Vi 126 - 1361, 13 69 m -mi 38.i 28Vj 55 4 nvt 40 93 125 6SS 35 63 50 4ti 106; 83 72 78 67i 24 Amlgmated Copper ...... .. ; American car ec i'ouuurj American Car & Foundry pfd.. .. lm.,Uii "ntlfn Oil American Cotton Oil pfd .... American txpress .. ... American Hide & Leather pfd.... .. Amarloffln Tr a.... ... American Unseed Oil... 1 American Unseed oil pta.. American Locomotive .. American Locomotive pfd American Smelting & Refng American Smelting & Refr.g. rM.. Amerlom Sug,r Refining. .. American Tobacco pfd. ctf Anaconda Mining Co Atchison ,. AtchUon pfd Atlantic Const Line Baltimore A Ohio Baltimore Ohio pfd Brooklyn Rapid Transit Canadian Pacific .-antral nf Kew Jersev Ches9eake & Ohio LMCagO ureal weeiern Chicago & Nortnweiern Mil St Vniil Chicago' Terminal A Trsjis. Chicago T-jrminai & xran. pia.. .. C . C, C ft 8t. Louis l-nlnra'ln ITliel Xr Iron ' Colorado & Southern .. .. Colordo ai Boutneni it pia Colorado ft Southern 2d pid Cpnolidtd Gas Corn Products Refining . .... .. .. . Corn Product Refining pfd,, .. .. ; L'eiaware ec nunon.. Delaware, Lackawanna & West.... I'...,..!.. & 17ln ClranA itiii.i ..." ......... .. Dtnver ft Rio Grande pfd L'lstlllerr seaunues F.rle Old lit nfd 1..... Frie 2d pfd ; General Electne -..v . Illlnol Central International Paper .... International Paper pfd. international nraip... International Pump pfd If, ma Pentrsl ....... lows Central pfd Kansas City Southern Kansa City woutnernvpia.. ...... Louisville & Nashville fAvbflit rntrnl Minneapolis & St. Louis .. .. Minn., Ht. f. to auu me. . ... Minn., Bt. P. A Sault 8te. M. pfd.. Missouri Pacific ..... Missouri, Kansas ft Texas .. Missouri. Kansas A Texas pfd National Lead .. Katlnnal R. R of MCXlCO pfd New York Central " New York, Ontario at western., .. Norfolk A Western .. Norfolk ft western pta North American Pacific Mall,..; Pennsylvania ... ... y... People's G.n rittiburg. C- C. A Bt. Louts Prencd Steel Car ... Preed Bteel Car pfd.. ... ... lWi m 66 26W t2 155 m 7 76 20 73 1 434 Pullman raiacs .;ar ,. ..... TtmrWna ..... ... ... ... Reading 1st pfd..... Reading 2d pfd..,.. Itepunno ieei ..., RnnilbllC Stol tfd... Reck Island Co... . ... ... RCCk Island uo. pro ... . ....... st Imis : Ran Fran. 2d Pfd St. Louis Southwestern at. t-nnls Southwestern pfd 17W 41 linii f.outhem Pacific ..... .... Southern Pacilic pia Southern Railway ..... ... .... ..... cmiiii.ni n.llviv mil .. .... 15T, Tennente Coal A Ircn i .. .. ., Tex ft rcinc Toledo, St. lA)uls A West.. .. ...., TnlHr Kt. Louis & Welt pfd...... 26H 24 124 Union Pcl0o ..... Union Pacific tki ... ...... United State Express , Unltod States Renlty i Ulted States Rubber 8IW 87 !7H R9H 27", (HH, 20 , U 20 M ' ' YA 78 ' ' m 88 J-n 1714 8J 4 12 'St Unltett taies nupner iiu.. ,. .. .. United States Steel .... .... .. .... United States' Steel pfd. .1. .... ..... triu .iinll.. riimlfa Virginia Carolina Chemical pfd..,.. wacasn ... ' Wabash pfd.... Wells Fargo Express ... - J ... ; Wctlnghouse lCJectric ., .... Western Unln 'J ...... ... Wheeling A Lake Erie',... .. ,. Wisconsin Central ,., Wisconsin Central p?,. ...... . Northern PncltVj .jfi. ,., ... ........ tvnlrsl Lwthcr i.., , . ...4-. Central Lthr pfd M i... Pics t-hefffld J.,,. ,,, ... ... ..... Great Norihev pfd ....... .... ... TrrTioeH (strrol-"---Interborouet Metropolitan pfd. .. i3TUART main 01 ficei Couth thyon st.. charlotte. n. o. Revolving Flat Cards, Railway Heads, Drawinj: Framej, pinnlng Frames, Twisters and Spoolers Quillers and Reels, Looms, . C0MBER5 ETC. ETC. Manufacturers and Jobbers aTIequenUy nnd It necessary to have Banking Facilities In ad dition to. thoso offered bj local banks. ' - ... THE first National Bank OP rJCHMONTJ, VIROnCLV ... - With $1,000,000.00 CaplUl Earned Surplua $600,000.00 $5,500,000.00 Deposits $9,000,000.00 Total Resources Offers. Just the Additional Fa cilities Required. J no. B. Parcen. President; Jno. L Miller, Jr.. Vice Presi. dent; - Cbas. R. Burnettt. As sistant Cashier: J. C. Joplln, AsslaUnt Casnlev. I A. D. SALKELD & BRO., COBIMISSION MERCHAliTSL 66-72 Leonard Street, NEW TOfiJC COTTON TARV8. " DEP"f Fredls Vietor & Achelis. HUBBARD BROS. & CO., HANOVER SQUARE, NEW YORK. MEMBERS OF New Tort 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, 122 nnd 12 Chestnut St. Boston. 185 Summer St New York. Xo. 71 roard St Cbarlottc S & Triron HL Wwttar?'1! 1 ieaJ ' 'ttS BQnt.iH!. ' How about beating jour home? SEE HACKNEY BROS. The Plumbing -and Heating 'Contractors. We carrv a full line of supplies. TPhone $12. .W. Fifth SL, CHARLOTTE. For Good Building Brick address Rock Hill Brick Works Rock Hill, S. 0 Or ' Catawba Brick Co Van Wyck. S. 0. Standard Gravel Roofing Guaranteed 10 Years and we will be here to make the guarantee good. Needs nq repairs Applied only by WARREN -EH RET CO. Established 1852. ' . Charlotte, N. 0.- Phone or postal will bring our man. . rt biiioosf oo a spUHlnf ks4chl pains all oral roar art Tar X m .- tjsjsst IMttM sk W mun pswsi asmuismiaiv! 1 Kjv 1 wUriiv m4 Wo. r " iV v it?:: lOel 1 - s ENGINEER AND CCNTuACTCH. 5Iubbers Roving Frames - Intermediates Jack Frames . Yiam B. Charles OBlces Charlotte, N. C, Boston, Uisbh and Amsterdam, K. Y.' Main Office Amsterdam, N. Y. Jaqnard - .1 1 with lndepcnden ; '1 . r eylindev I motion. ... . 1 ff THOMAS HAL TON'S SONS." JENCKES SPINNING CO. GOTTOJV YARNS Main Office! PAWTLCK-ET, K. L :.'.' 0. A. R0BBINS COMPLETE EQTJTPMENTS FOR COTTON MILLS, POWKH PLANTS,' GENERAL MACHINERY. v;..? : CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA. HIGH-GRADE SPINDLE. 0 Sconree Belt Oils antl Greases, ImM Greases. Readjr-Mlxed Paints, Colt Water Paints. Asents W ottles' Dreaslne Compound. CEO. B. HISS OIL CO. CHARLOTTE. N. C. i J. SPENCER TURNER CO. COMMISSION MERCHANTS OFFICES: New York. Philadelphia, Chicago, St. Louis, London, Esrhud. Yarns and Cotton -Piece (foods. f PAULSON, LINKROUM & CO. Gottoini 87-89 LEONARD STREET - . 120 CHESTNUT STREET - ISO MARKET STREET For Quich Bale TWO BRIO K STORES on one of the principal streets of the city. ' A' good y f investment. Call at office. ii. E. Gocfirane. : . 207 No rtb Trron. . J HUGH MACRAE & CO., Bankers Miscellaneous Southern SeooHtles WILMINGTON, K. CL Wsshlncton, D. C 408 Colorado Bldg. Cotton Mill Stocks. LEONARD L. HUNTER, ARCHITECT . 7 Fifth floor, Trait Bids. Phono 378. - CHARLOTTE. V. CL ' . OTE JOEL HUN TER COMPANY ' , v )DBUO ACCOUNTANTS AND AUDITORS Suggestions For Improved Accounting Method ., ;, , 'V - . - ; ; t , v r. Balance SheeU Prepared. , Present Worth Ascertained, ia,' 1 1219-20-X1 Emplrs BU.. Atlanta, G. ' B R I CK LARGE STOCK. " . v ',. ; VRmOT SHIPMENT. Georgia-Carolina Brick Company HOWARD H. Write for Prices 1 - "- - -I 1 ' - vi--"" tBANCH OMI6f' . y. tCyiTAtLS BUlLDlNfi. ATLANJA Cli Automatic Feeders, f A T f- . Jvpcucrs man 1 rus sBj Breaker, Istsrmedlztatxi Finisher tappers, Klrschner Cer!ag Ca&ters Thread Extractors. . Waste Pickers, eta. Raw Stock LVyert . ETC ETC. COTTON YARNS, COTTON GOODS AND COTTON WASTE. : " ' r-vi' SJOTI i USB HALTOyS TACrtVBD PhlUdeloMa. Pa, Philadelphia Offlct ' Mariner Merchant BnlldufC W. A. SPELLISSY. IfUkager. LOOM, ENGINE AND VALVE - - NEW YORK PHXLADKLPHIA CHICAGO HOOK AND ROGERS ARCHITECTS ; CTARLOTTE GREENSBORO, N.C. WM.; D'OLIER & CO.. TOMJHSSION , MmCHAJfTS COTTON YARNS T Tmrd and Chestnut Streem, . Mariner and Merchant BnUdlnf, -PUILAPELPHIA. PA, . Red and Bnff, Dry Pressed. and Common Bolldlng. STAFFORD, President. ' ' AUGUSTA, GA. t , 9 TcrsJ os!:nut 52, WO . ffl.OM
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