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a:;d h:;a:;c cv sslittisii. i. ;, !. to f-p- "illative ,t, iy iXirtltoomiii? Koose . et hos Alleged to Ho Cause r r.ion The Bank fetate- t Weak. ' . ' , ". ' Yirk. Spt IS. Stocks continued uecllne to-dav nnd the volume of the .) was augmented over that of yet' . mii h.i dnr before. The prlncl' t al motive nwd for the depression felt by tht tellers was the fear ot the conse qiifnocs to speculative sentiment of ths cumins ecrlea of public a-ldresses to be made bv President ftoocvtlt on his Jour ney through the Ve nnd South. It 1 supposed that the substauce of these ad crst mil: bo given over largely to ad vocitlng the extension vt yower sna the measure ginst corporations. The ..llir nvntlTiitihl to tHVft CVlUCnCe Of 1 proimrional origin fr a large part of It. prt.ilonal origin fr a large pari . but trie ru m pnees ra v", qiKHItO t!'lV-M(.'.'. " - "' -' - nf innrinr mtmn Uauldation try the sen ttmMitul pffct on liolders of socuritieft. Tbe bank statement w wetk and wi Tnde occasion for some Cf the elllnf. Tha clearinar louie banks report an in crease of Kometnmg over s. mimwi u" lars in sovcrnment flepotiU held for the Bonds werj easy. Total sates, Pr value. TJ. 8. Sa advanced and the 4 declined per cent, on cm during ine wee. "Total sales stocks to-dajr." h.aIe Including: Copper 47.400; Smelting 3a.9O0; Supar 2,200: AUtntlo 0ast JJne mtjC. Ac a 700: U A N. 1600; N. & W. 500; Kead- lng 61.J00; Southf rn Rwy. pfd. VK V. r. Kloo; stel 33,300; do pfi 21,800; Sloa Sheffield. 100, Baltimore. Sept 28. Seaboard common nd prefened, nothing doing. - New York Sept. 2. Mobile & Ohio col lateral truat 4 7 bU, ' - lH New York. Sept. Stn3ard Oil 44L Hie Day in the Cotton SUrket. Kew York, Bept 28. Tha cotton market taned firm ot an advance of 7 to 13 ' points on covering of shorts and bull upftort. Cable wer no better than due, but the leather In the South seemed to be colder and there were apprehensions f unfitvorajjle UeveJopments over Sun day. Trading was active with Wall Street hotaws heavy buyers and the market wis about 20 to 24 points net higher during the middle of the rooming. The market closed steady with prices set 2D to 28 points higher. . . Reoelpti at the ports to-day n.R94 sgalntt 29.4S1 Ust week and 60.814 hut year. For ihe week 2a).0 against 20.1i9 last week und 2U.67C last year. To-dfty'l receipts at New Orlean 2.ZU against I.U7 Ust year, and at Houston 6,143 bales agalnit M4741 latt year. . f Bartlett, Fratzer and Onintrton'g Cotton Letter. New York, Sept 28.-lTutiir in Liv erpool were as due in tpom to our rally yesterday. BpoU were neglected. ; Kales 3,000. 4 The weather map showed av rains lii Oeergl an.l Mubama wrh "Low" over New Orleans and a "high with light frot ever Southern Kama. Temperatures were in tevehties in At lantis and as low as 46 at Oklahoma City. The Journal of Commerce reitorts from Xisrieslppt. Loulclaat ani Tenin-.ss vero bulllah and this tofeth-tr -witi Dio had looking rnip was risaponsible for our tnnr ket openJ.ijt C up in near and 11 up on later it'.Unn. The (eatur- -.u he.ivy buying of January up to 31.20 estimated from 90 to 50,000 and was generally credit ed to Price, either covering nhorts or go ing long for a turn. Further buying forced January to 11.24 from which point It reacted s Uttlo, but the close was Arm at a net gain of 1 per bale for the day. New Orleans reported atorm warnings had been lasued, the forecast was for fair nod colder in Texas, Louisiana and Ar kansas, and fatr and warmer In Oklahoma and Indian Territory. General ruins over Gulf nd Atlantic Pttttos, which our advices state are lowering the grade and reducing the yield. With storm warning! ; reported to-morrow, low temperatures In northwest Texas and Territories, eonllrm atlon by the Journal of Ctmmeree ot re cent reports of serious deterioration in Alabama. Mississippi and Louisiana, nnd s natural inclination to even up over UV1 nesday'a Bureau have been the controii ing influences In the siren th -.1 -ration - to-dsy. Our information )ikVj us to ! Itbve that In this deadlock between thu spinner and farmer it require little bullish news to cause further short cov ering and bring the farmer out the win ner. The price look high and as yet it miy not be postlblo to awterMlly sdvnnei aluo but the lnnf; side looka the best ' for next few days. 8. FRAZ1KK !k CAIiRIXOTON. ' J. 8. Cache A Oo't Cotton )tter. Ntvw York, Sept 28. An all around fjqueera of the nhort this morning .force Cotton up noon eflter our pen , ng over 20 points above ye.Htrdys Insjclose. The ncare was started by , heavy 'buying said to come from Price broker and was due to the covering ot a 4arge line. The forecast over Sunday wag for cooler weather and this created a fear that some danrnge might result forcing a viodent upturn . Monday morning. Many belived that - a good line of horts hwl bon cover ed on the recent decline and the market was in a weak technical con- - 1Wto auflceptible to willifth jnunlpula tlon for a turn. The market held Its advance fairly weU out so mo wiling again appeared and email recessions ' occurred. We believe there will be earns more - driving In of g-horts through frost nrarea and we advise caution 1n putt trig out short lines until sprlcea have recorded more of an upturn. J. 8. BACHK AND CO. Hubbard Bros. & Co.'s Cotton Letter. Ppeclttl ti The Olsserver. New York. Sept. 2S,-Alt!vuKh the for Ighn advice wi-re nd better tlmn ex pected tho opening allowed tha prenoneo of buying orders in October, loading th" trade to bellevo there would he more , buying in the winter posltlor s. This Idea rrived correct as It. w.is wion seen that wall Etrent houres were largo buyers, it ta thought this buying ! tweed on tho expectation of an advance before thu bu reau report next week, an 1s usually the : caao. Bo many p-rsons r looking for n reaction from tho low poli.t of the past few day that the rucovery from yester day Is quite in accordance with thlr vlows. V expect a further rally In Liv erpool and ni'rvou markets until after the bureau reiwrt Is hsuod HUUBARl) HROS. & CO. yew Orlean Spot Cottfm. , . Kew Orl'jans. ; Sect, 2.Bnot enf rnn closed firm with price unchanged; mld- ui.ihs jTi, tmixm i,tw a in spoi ana zvi to arrive. , . r mum vpeuKu Bwauy wii.n tne active months I v V points above the cloi ,? yesterday.:' A low estimate made on th ; crop in Texas and a prediction of a Oulf storm were bullish factors which started the market eft at in advance nnd created :., strong wlertcne tint prevented a re . cession in values. Added to these fartor ' " prosperis ior ctiiac.r weather and statement ; showing Usht recnipu. At ihe close, which was steady, the active months ranged from H ti U points above v the eie yesterday. October high 1129; .lOW 11.12. .:. ' r Oosing bids: Jan. 11 W; Feb. JIM; March .11 31; April lUl: l;iy 11.41; July 11 Oct ltUi Nov. M.K; iSec-ll.W. ' " Baltimore Prndace. ' BsIUmere. Bent. 2.Flour nrm. un- if,T,".-r;vV' "l"01 eontract Oirn tmetUed. spot m xed ;i; N0. ; White 7trH to 70 , ' - ' , nrm, no z mixed M to M tve tidy; No. 2 Western 4 to H "tu tf. cheese and sugar ileady. I nni"h m?M1 -' Comparative Port Recdpu. To. I i ... d" Year Vew , Orleans Jvivanoah .. . i.iHi : . .... 10,6j1 Total estimate 2Z.W Bank Statement " . ,:. ., ZMi&n . Lac ...,.-., .,.., :3.tMt J Ine, (- jjftn) J 'r..!', bee ,Ka) C i, r'jlatif n, Dec, .. ,t !- C. A. Iaic. .. .. , , 2,4W,474 n 'l itket. m't reeeim 9.1 ; noes rwipts Vilra 7.r" 4 : ttiH'k N.l,v; France continent Ut. Britain 4,twi; 1 914 "New Ci-lrans. tone firm; middling ll's nf rrociDi 2.22V cross receipt TLfrthl tlin JtPail.v. minimus Ji'Ki I'i. " ' ' .... 1 .4lt V.A. rece-iots J?' n-ce'pts Hi, tale 4. ..-l. 15 iy- oantwl.se 7. unnnih. ton. steady: middling Ills lO.Cil: prow receipts lf,j it.!' stock- 76.9i'): continent 7.3;jU Charleston, nt receipts 1 W8; sto.ii ceipts l.etu: stock 12.7W: coastwise ,5jo. vviiminirinn tone steady: middllnir li' net revewts i.t'12; gross receipts COIS. kiMlr S4 CM. Nrpfniit tone ateadv: middling 114 : r receipt l.MJ: gros receipt. 1.1; salei 97 stock 1X.S75; coastwise 4,111. , Baltimore, ton nominal: middling 1. XSvr lOrK, lone". quit'i; nimuiiun '.ji.no '. . - . , I J 1 tl . , L'K .Ipta 4.771: itock 137.96i; Gt. Brl. " fatn 5u6: Frmnce .4; continent 1,400. Boston, tone quiet; middling H.8o; gross receipts 4,13 Philadelphia. 13 10; .tork 4. KfiS. tone steady; ' middling Total to-dsy. nt all ports, net 31,401; Gt Britain 5,461: France 4,313; continent 10,- W6: stock 447.93a. Consolidated, at all ports, net 21,694; Gt. Eritaln 5,451; France 4,313; continent 10,- Total since SeDt I. at all ports, net $32,239; Ot Britain 133,r; France 38, 463; continent 115,393; Japm Zl INTERIOR .MOVEMENT. Houston, tone quiet: middling 12: net re etpt 5,143; gross receipts 6.143; ship ments 6.234; sales 600; stock 33. wo, Ausnista, tone steady; middling 11 9-1G n-t receipts 4,219; shipments . 2.6S7: sales Lt77: stock 24.441. Memphis, tone quiet; middling 12; net receipt iSS; gross receipt (13: shipments 599; sales 574; stock 14.8U3. . St Louis, tone quiet; middling 12; gross receipts 195; shipments 196: stock 2,530. Cincinnati, net receipts 1; grots receipts l, snipmenis g; siock v.shw. - Louisville, tone firm; middling 124. Tots) tc-day, net receipts 9,916; gross re ceipts lft.Hl: rhinments 10.403: sales thfc: stock M,SS7. ..'.. i : A'ew York Frodncc. , New York. Sept. 2S. Flour steady snd quiet. Rye flour nrm. uornmem steady: f.ne white snd yellow $1.65 to I1.G0: coarse . to 11.45. Rye firm. wneat, spot easy, . .no. 3 red lue'A eie- cator. upuens "i to net lower. Sep'. 106; Dec 108: May 1119. v corn, soot steady: no. z. sm nominal eievator. v.'piions h w net lower, jjec 71: May t7. , Oats, spot steady: mixed K. Beef firm. Cut meata a;eady. Lsrd steady; western prime iv.zo to (9.iv; rennod quiet continent 13.70. Pork firm. Tallow oulet. Petroleum firm; refined New York IS.46; Phlladel rhia and Baltimore t$ 40; do In bulk 14.94. Kosin steady; strained common to good 14.40. Turpentine firm 66. Bice firm. Mo lasses steady. Sugar, raw quiet; fair re- nnlng 13 46; centrifugal 96 test H'.95. Mo lasses tugar S3 10; retlned steady. entree, spot quiet: kio ao. 7. em Bm- to No. 4. cents; mild coffee quiet; Cor dova 11 to 12. Future net unchanged to 10 points lower. Mutter oulet, but steady, unchanged. Cheese Ann. unchanged. Egg steady, unchanged. Freight and peanuts quiet, unchanged. Potatoes and cabbage quiet unchanged. Naval Store. Wilmington, Sept. 28. Spirit turpentine nothing doing; receipts 66 casks. Rosin nothing doing; receipts 190. Tar oulet. $:'.30- receipt JiJ. Crude turpentine linn. SJ.76. 14 and receipts 66. New Orleans. Sept. 3. Receipts: 2G3 barrels rosin, 12 barrels turpentine. 1.x ports none. Savannah. Oa.. Sent. 28. Fblrits firm fl-.; sles receipts 815; shipments 77k. Kosin nrm; sales 3.0IS: receipts 3. US: shipments i,!t2; stcck 84,371. Quote: A D c tm: li 3r.i k H W. V 14.40: a 1445: H . I4 S6- K K: M $5.15; N $5.50; W O W W $5.i5. Charienton, 8. C. Sept. 2S. Turpentine Arm, H; sales none. Rosin flrru; al none. ABC $3.7S; D UV; Xi M 10 to 14.25: F 14.30; O 14.35; M 14.46; J 14.no; K 14.W; k 15.05; N $5.45; W G 15 0; V W S.75. Chlcngo Grain and Provisions. Chicago, Bent. 2S.-Incresed receipt pr,d general luck of support caused a weak wh-at ntarket hero to-day. At tho close December wheat was oft . Corn V. to lower. Ojts unchanged. Provisions 114 lower to 24 higher. WHEAT- Jllph Low ClorS 95(4 9914 105'a i3 m 624 &:" 63 Hept. 114 I)o.:.. . May .. COltN- Sept. .. lo. .. May .. OATS- Sept . 1-et. .. May .. PORK- Oct. ... Jan .. LAKD- Oct. .. Jan. .. SIB8- Oct. ,. Jail. 1"0, lOi-'-ij 9Vs lOo'i ft! 6H', BVi 62'-i v 63 w 62 14 54 14.05 13. 4i 9.07 iM H 27 13.90 15.2U 9.05 i.S2 .13 7.91 13 90 15. 3u 9.07 K.15 .12 7.W Charlotte Cotton. These figures represent the prices paid to wagons Sept M. Htrlct middling u.20 Middling , n Good middling , u.40 NEW ORLEANS COTTON. Hlgii Low Jan 11.24 1 11.13 March 11. ill ; 11.27 ict 11.29 11.18 Dec 11-211 . U.OJ Closo 11.H 11.31 11.1!) 1113 Interior Receipts. To. morrow. Houston I,lt3 Last Year. Charlotte Produce. (Corrected dally by II. II. Co.) Mens per head .... ,. Chlckens-sprlng.. .. .. , tuck Field ft . 35f 40 . 2130 . 25 . 20fl:3 . 1530 . 80 Kkrs.. nutter Rys ... Corn .. Cotton 87 30 seed Oats-Feed 09 TIIK PRESIDENTS RIDING. Tells About Ilia Junipers and 'the Court s 'er Washington. Theodoro Roosevelt, In October Scrlbner'. There aro many delightful bridle trftlls In nock Creek Pary, and we have fixed up a number of good Jumps at suitable rinces-s stone wall, water Jump, a bank with a ditch, two or three pot-and-lalls, about lour feet high, Und some atill brush hurdle, or.e of five feet seven In die. The lost, which Is the only formid able jump, was put up to please two sporting members of the Administration-. Paeon nd Meyer. Both of them school their horse over It and my two elder boys, and Fiiihugh Ie, my cavalry vide, also school .my horse over It On one of my horses, Roswell, I have gone ovr It myrelf. anl as I weigh 2i) pound with o air I think that the Jump with su?h a weiaht, in cold blood, shoul.i b, credited to Roswell for righteoutmes. Roswell is a bay gelding; Audrey. Vs btack ntarsv They .re VlrglhU horses, i ' In the spring of 10-17 I had photographs ttken oT O.em going over the various Jumpy Roswell a flue Jumper? ,n.l usually goes at h i Jumps In a spirit of. matter-f.fct enjoyment But he now and then show oueer kinks in his tem per, On one of these occasion he began ly wishing to rush his Jump and by try ing to go over the wing Instead of the jmpsjswswlv. .Jte fought hard for hmfi st.apsMiMii 4hat-th fcese Picture we ot of him in the air ws7t ef hi ordinary behavior, ant) lo( f sin cerely trust a wrong Idea of my hand. rten.-r.lly he take hfa Jumps like a gen tleman., . Daily Coti' Now Y.vk, S-Tt. firm; mUidlin l-Si General Oi soirriiEnx crncc: Alexander .Garscd MANAGERS, r ' CHARLOTTE, II; C. fere's You QRAQP ST J8"x36" Allis-Chalmefs Corliss Engine. sRy-WheeI 2' dia., ropes. Good as new. Greensboro Supply Co. GREENSBORO, N. C. CARQS . sss: v SPINXIX8 ORXWINB sZ'Sa FRAMES IflMOUiN MACHINE WORKS COTTON MACHINERY TAUNTOIV COMBERS MA88's MULES LAP MACHINES SOUTHERN OFFICE AT CHARLOTTE EDWIN HOWARD, AQCNT. The Money Market. - New York. Sent 28. Money on call nominal; time loan dull with little offer ing; 60 days 54 to 6; 90 day and six month 6 per cent Prime mercantile paper 7 per cent: sterling exchange Irregular with actual business lr bankers' bill 485.25 to 485.30 for demand and at 48LS5 to 481.90 for 60- day bills. Commercial bills 48m to 4S1H Bar silver Mexican dollar 52. Now York. Kept. 28. The statement of he clearing house banks for the week how that the banks hold $5,646,675 -more than the legal reserve requirement. This Is a decree se of $2,758,824 a compared with last week, mo statement ronows: Loans 11.100.351.500. increase 12.772.500: deposit 11,055,193,700, decrease $l,829.!)o0; circulation $50,638,500. increase $19,900: legal tenders $70,637,100, Incense $372,600; pecle $198,807,5)00, decrease n,bfcs,600; re ferve 1269,445,000, decrease $3,216,000; r'--rerve required $263,798,425, decrease $457, 475; surplus $5,646,575, decrease $2,7r8,625; ex-United State deposit 113,549,925, de crease 12,486.476. Liverpool Cotton. Liverpool. Sept. 28. Ovine cotton: Spot dull, prices 4 points higher; Ameri can middling fair 7.70; good middling 7.18; middling .64; low middling 6.24; good or dinary 5.50; ordinary 4.90. The sales of the flay wore 3.000 hales. of which 3W were for speculation and ex port and included 2.800 American. Re celpta 6,000 bales, including 5.70O American. future opened steady and closed steady. rept 6. 2214 Sf-pt-Oct t-,08 Oct-Nov 6.024 Nov-Lec 6.Ne Pec-.lan , 6.18 an-Fob t.'JbU Feb -March li.M March-April , .97 April-May , 8.9714 May-June 8.&8 The Dry Goods Market. New York, Sept 28 The dry good arket was steady. Better reDorta ftra coming forward of the nerby trade and the movement for full annears to be 1m. proving. Forward trading la quiet Linens very quiet Lightweight burlaps re firmer and in more active call. Fine cotton goods show decline in price and manufacturers feel mere hopeful of get ting staple cotton cheaper next venr. Thn clothing trade Is showing Improvement Cotton Seed OH. New York, Sept. 21 Cotton seed oil fm for Knot nnd steady for future. -rime crude 42 to 43: prime summer yel. low W',4; f.ft summer yellow nominal; good off summer yellow 46 to 64; prima wane ana winter yeuow w. New York Cotton, f New York, Bept. 28. Cotton, soot closed quiet, iO oolnts higher; middling uplands 11.R3; middling gulf 12.10; no sal. mitures opened firm snd closed steady. upon nign ww uiosa Sept. Oct. . Nov. Dec. . 10.9' 10.78 10.91 10 18 11.11 10.89 10.W 11.1;: li.il 10.78 10.91 10.08 11.11 10.97 10.99 11.11 11.21 11.2-1 ll.it 11.37 11.41 11.41 U.43 t-b, , March April May , Ml.?5 U.2J U.2J 11.33 11.43 lLM 1L47 11.33 1L3S July , NEW YORK BONDS. TJ. B. refunding 2s registered 103 n. refunding 3s coupon S. 3 registered 8. 3s coupon .. ..... 8. New 4 registered . "V 102'4 10214 U. S. New 4s coupon 135 69 '4 .. 101 'i American Tobacco 4s.. . American Tobacco s Atchtscn general 4s ..... ... sku Aicnisnn nujuKuneiu ss oiu ,, ,,, ... Atlantic 0ast Line 4 ., 4 H Obi, Baltimore ec Ohio x )altlmere ft Ohio 3!, bid ronklyn R. T. cv. 4 764 1014 80 , 65 ',14 I0O 3 t3; 7 83 . ce-,i m 3V4 83 l'tl K n 4V4 7 8914 as 14 96 77S 15 9514 S3 Ml'4 '4 1194 entral of Oeorgla Bs entrnl of Oeorgla 1st Inc. ofd.. .. entral of Qeoreis 2d In J. ofd.. .. Central of Georgia 3d Inc. ofd., .... hesapeake & Ohio 4V bid .. .. .. CMcngo & Alton JHa bid.. hlcago, n. & yuincy new 4s.. hicaao. U. I. as P R. It. 4s...... Chicago. R. I. & P. R. R. col, Is b. C, C O. i- uouis gen. it Old... Colorado Industrial 6s Ser. A Colorado Midland 4s bid Colorado & Southern 4s bid .. .. .. Cuba fm k penver is Rio Orande 4 ofd., .. .. Dbtlllers' Hecurltle 6 bid ........ Erie prior lien 4 Erie General 4 bid ... Hookina- Valley 4t.. nwu 1771 wiitii.vv-v .... .... Japan 414 rertlfleatea !d Series., . lioultvlll V Naah. ITnlAed 4 bid.., Manhattan eonsol gold 4s bid., Mexican Central 4s .... ..., .,.,. Mexican Central 1st Inc. bid..,...,, Missouri, Kansas ft Texas ...,., Missouri. Kansas Texas id,, .... National R.. H. ef Mexico col, 4.... New York Central gen. Pit,...;;,. New Jersey Central general 5s. rterinern-f-actna-, Northern Paclflo .,... ,.. sil Norfolk t Western consol 4.. 4 Oregon Short Lin rfdg. 4s ' oti Pennsylvania cv. t4 ,., rt" Reading Oeneral 4...i , fv St. Louis aVIron Mountain col 6., 10$ 4 crc ctsfj X..c3, grooved for 9-1 1-4" : '. w . LOOMS St Louis ft San Francisco fg. 4. St Loui Southwestern col. 43., Seaboard Air Line 4.... . Southern Puciflc 4s bid ... . Southern Pacific 1st 4 ctf. bid Southern Railway 5s .. .... .. .. Texas ft Pacific 1st bid .. .. .. Toledo, St. L. & Western i bid. Union Pacific 4s.... Unlsn Pacific cv. 4s ctfs 77 70H 10, Si 89 1004 111 73 - 99 8714 9414 107 63 71 70 $2 8014 9214 1014 V. S. Steel 2d os.. Wabash 1st..... Wabash Peb. B. ofd Western Md. 4s bid.... Wheeling & Lako Erie 4s bid Wisconsin Central 4a bid.. ., Japan 4s ctfs.. Atchison cv. 4s .... Atchison cv. Ss.,... CLOSING STOCK UST. Adams Express ... 150 Amalgamated Copper 67?i American Car & Foundry 36'4 American Car ft Foundry pfd 92 American Cotton Oil ... ... American Cotton Oil pfd.. , 85 American Express 196 American Hide & Leather pfd 18 American Ice.... .... 2S American Linseed Oil 7Vj American Linseed Oil pfd 19 American. Locomotive 6O14 American Locomotive pfd.... .... .. 9! American Smelting Sa Refng 85 American Smelting & Refng. pfd.... 954 American S'Jgar Refining ., 109 American Tobacco pfd. ctf. 77 Anaconda Mining Co 3HJi Atchison 8516 Atchison pfd 8Si Atlantic Coast Line 80 Baltimore O Baltimore A Ohio pfd.. 8S Brooklyn Rapid Transit... 42H Cansdlan Pacific Central of New Jersey .... .... ... 173 Chesapeake ft Ohio 32 CHcapo Grest Western Chicago & Northwestern 143H Chicago, Mil. ft St. Paul Jltfi Chicago Terminal ft Trans 4 Chicago Terminal ft Trans, pfd.. .. 15 C, C, C. ft St. Louis 61 Colorado Fuel ft Iron ..... ... , 20 Colorado ft Southern .... :.. 21 Colorado ft Southern 1st pfd.. ..... 62 Colorado & Southern 2d pld 42 Consolidated Gas ..... ... ... ........ W14 Corn Products Refining .. 13 Corn Products Refining pfd.f .. .. 64- D-daware ft Hudson .... .... .. .... 154 Delaware, Lackawanna ft West 474 Ponver ft Rio Orande 23 . Penver ft Rio Grande pfd.. 66 IiSstlllers' Securities .... .... .... .. 83 Erie ..... 19 Erie 1st pfd....... ....... 46 Erlo 2nd pfd ..... ... ... ... .... 3514 General Electric ..... .., .. ;....; 124 , Illinois Central ............. W International Paper ,. .... ...... k 13 . International Paper pfd.. H ....... 69 Intornatlonal Pump 19-li International Pump pfd.. .. .. .... 69 Iowa Central ... ... - IS Iowa Central pfd .... .. .... 17T4 Kansas City Southern .. .. 24 Kansa-tty Southern pfd.. .. .... f4 Lr-ulsville ft Nashville .. .. 10504 Mexican Central 17 Minneapolis ft St Louis .. .. 39 Minn., St P. ft Siult St. M. .... . 90 v Minn.. St P. ft Sault Sto, M. pfd.. 120 Missouri Paclflo .... ... ... ..... 67 Missouri, Kansas ft Texas .. .. .... 83 Missouri, Kansas & Texas pfd 6414 National Lead 40 National R. R. of Mexico pfd.. ... 4514 New York Central, .... .... .... 10314 New York, Ontario ft Western .... iM Norfolk . Western .... 70V Norfolk ft Western pfd.. .. .. .... 79 North American 66 "A Pacific Mall ... 22H 'Pennsylvania .... ...i 1W4 People's On.. 85H ntUburg, C. C. ft St. Louis .. .... flfl Pressed Steel Car .. ...... ...... .. 25 Pressed Steel Car pfd 8214 Pullman Palace Car 155 Reading ..... 90 Reading 1st pfd ,1, 7H Rending 2d pfd. .. ... ...... 70 Repuhlio Steel .... ....... 19 Republic Steel pfd , 711 Rock Island Co .. .. ........ IK' Rock Island Co. pfd,..,. ... 41 ',4 St Lout ft San Fran. 2nd pfd.,... 84V St.'Loul Southwestern. .......... 16 St. Louis Southwestern pfd........ 41 Southern Paciflc , S4'-4 Southern Pacific pfd..... ... IOB14 Sou thorn Rntlwny ... , Jn Southern Rallwny pfd.... ... ..... ' 63 Tennessee Coal ft Irrn ...... ...... I'Ji Texas VPac!pe Kit Toledo, St. Loul ft West v......... 24 Toledo, St Jxnili ft West pfd 46'i Union reclfie .... i... ...' ... ..... 125 Vnlon Pacific pfd..... , .. 81 United States Express ..... ... ..... (M United State. Renlty .. ..... 4fi United Stutes Rubber ..... , . 27 United States Rubber, pfd.. .. .. 8914 Unltwl Stntos Steel ,..'.(.,. ". United States Steel pfd. v.. . .; .., . 87 Virginia Carolina Chemical ,. .. '.. 18 Virginia Carolina Chetnlnnl pfd...... 92 Wabash ... .... , lo:I Wnhanh pfd..... ..... ... ... .... .. 19 Wells Fargo Express ... ... j. ....... tM WesUnghnuso Electrlo .... ;". r, ... 12f,-, VVejtern Union .... ..... ... 70 Wheeling ft Loke Erie ., .... 9 Wlaconsin Central , ... .....1414 Wlsnonsln Central pfd.... -.. - t) Northern PsHfu ... ... 12 Central Leather Tr.r: ;?;. -,.V..' 11- Central Laher pfd.. . .. ...... O Blo Sheffield 44 Great Northern pfd.. .. .. .... ..,, X26 Inter bo roush Metropolitan ........ 8 Interborough Metropolitan pfd.' ..... 84 irCtesio 5TUAR1 MAIN 01 inoei COUTH TRYOM ST.. CHARLOTTE. N. C. Revolving Flat Cards, Railway Heads, Drawing Frames, Spinning: Frames, Twisters and Spooler! Quillers and Reels, Looms, C0MBHR5 , ETCn ETCi (Manufacturers and Jobbers hteqvently nnd it necessary to have Banking Facilities In ad dition to those offered by local banks. - , THE Tint National . Bank OF raCHMOND, VIRGINIA, - Wltb , $1,000,000.00 CaplUl " jXarned Surplus $000,000.00 $5,500,000.00 .Deposits $0,000,000.00 Total Resources Offers Just the Additional Fa. cllitles Required. Jno. B. Pur cell. President: Jno. U. Miller, Jr.. Vice Presi dent; Chas. R. Burnettt, As sistant Caahler; J. o. Joplln, Asstsunt Caabler. A. D. SALKELD & BRO., COMMISSION MERCHANTS. -78 Leonard Street, NEW TORK. 1 " -I COTTON YARVS. PEP" Fredlc Vietor & Achells. HUBBARD BEOS. & CO., HANOVER SQTJAR)?, KEW YORK, MEMBERS OF New York Cotton Ex- cnange, New Orleans . Cotton Ex change, 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 SOLICITKD. Philadelphia. 129 nod la CneataulSt Boston. 188 Summer 8c Kew York. X. 78 reonard St Jbarlotte, t ft Tryon fii. EH RUT'S Standard Gravel Roofing Guaranteed to Years and we will be here to make the guarantee good. Needs no repairs Applied only by WARREN -EHRET CO t EstabUshed 1852: Charlotte, N. C. 'Phone or postal will brlnj; our man. For Good Building Brick address Bock Hill Brick Works, Rock Hill, S. C, or Catawba Brick Co., , Van Wyck. S. CT CATLIN & CO. Commission Merchants 345 and 347 Broadway, New York - Boston . Philadelphia COTTON YARNS ' All number Skeins, Warps, ' " Cops and Cones COTTON GOODS. ; Hovr about bcfttlng your home?, SEE HACKNEY BROS., The Plumbing and Heating .Contractors ' - We carry a full line of suppiiea. Thone $12. , W. l ilth 8t, OLVRLOTTE. .! - I I CNGINCC AND CONTRACTCH. 5Iubbers, Skt ill V". ." .: .' .'.': r .,,'.'.. ......' Intermediates, Jack Frames '. ' .. Roylng Frames William B. Charles Offlces -CDartotte. N. .0, Boston. Mass, and Amsterdant, N. T. Main Offlce-Amsterdaaa, N. -T. SliKte Lift Tavqaard ' with lndepondeits ej Under motion. . THOMAS HAL TON'S SONS, 1 -T77! JENCKES' SPINNING CO. eOTTON YARNS Main Otficet PAWTUCKET, R. L 0. A. R0BBIWS COMPLETE EQUIPMENTS FOR COTTON . B1TLLS, TOWVR PLANTS, GENERAL - MACHINERY. , CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA. . . . HIGH-GRADE SPINDLE, OILS Sconree Belt Oils and Greases, Lubri Greases, Ready-Mixed Paints, Cold Water Paints, Agents Wattles Dresslne Compound. GEO. B. HISS OIL CO. CHARLO TIE, N. C. J. SPENCER COMmSSION OFFICES i Kew York. PhlUdelDhuv Yarns and Cotton Piece Goods.. PAULSON, LINKROUM & CO. $7-89 LEONARD STREET 120 CHESTNUT STREET ISO MARKET STREET - For QWclilBoie ; : :: ; j TWO BRICK STORES " J ., V; on one of the principalXstreets'of r "the " city; JX ' good 'X -i . investment. Call at office. ',,;' ' ' v ? E. Goehrane. 207 North Tryon. HUGH MACRAE CO., Bankers Miscellaneous Southern EeeoUles ' WILMINGTON, N. C Washington, D. C, 4)08 Colorado Bide, "Cotton Mill Stocks.- LEONARD L. HUNTER ARCHITECT Fifth floor, Trust Bids. "Phone 370. 1 CHARLOTTE. W. Ct ' BRICK IARGE STOCK. Georgia-Carolina Brick ; Company HOWARD IL STAFFORD,' President Write for Price. . v AUGUSTA, OA. THE JOEL HUNTER COMPANY PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS AND AUDITORS Suggestions For Improved Accounting Methods. JL Balance Sheets Prepared. 1219-20-21 Empire k f t I AWa, , RANCH CPPISEl , CaUITABLB CUILDIN3, . ATLANTA CZ4 Automatic Feeden, Openers and Trank, Breaker, Intermediate ani ,vvj Finisher Lappers, Klrschner Cerding Beaten Thread Extractors, ' Waste Pickers, etc Raw Stock LVyera, ' ETCETC. ' " 'N COTTON i YARNS, C43TTON GOODS AND COTTON WASTE: -v- s? w.ra . i v m a 13 trsxs 1 " IIALTON'S JACQTJARD Philadelphia, Pa, Philadelphia Offlcet ' " Mariner Merchant BuQdbTC I W. A. 6PELLISSY, Manacer. LOOM. ENGINE, AND VALVE TURNER CO. MERCHANTS Chlcniro. EL Louis. London. RfilanL - NEW YORK PHILADELPHIA CmOAGO' HOOK AND ROGERS ARCHITECTS CHARLOTTE GREENSBORO, N.O. WM. D'OLIER & CO . COMMISSION MXRCI1ANTS COTTON YARNS x "-'i . Imrd and Chestnut Streets, t Mariner and Merchant Rulldlna. PHILADELPHIA, PA, Red and Buff, Dry Pressed and Common Building. PROMPT BHTPMENT. , , Present Worth Ascertained. BUff., AUanta, C a I ft vl' SiaSSS. . ji, l J:,, '-'; frfi I :
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