- I . i I lit :J
.:y X.iars a
t t: f V rkct l?a4
. v i.i t' c :..a..:c Of thC
ic: k. Oct 3. The cotton nurket
; reri-lsr .' during - to-aty's . session
t). close quiet and steady," 8 to 8
3 r.et lower. Sales estimated 2O0,WO
-;-- market opened steady 2 to 6 point
-r. whu-h wdl about si due on we
. . s. Immediately afterward It sold oil
, a net loss of to 9 points Cn the ac
t e months under ilQuidatton ana war
j , ensure hloh wis promoted by tne
treak In the English market after the.
V:cai opening and the good Weather In
the South 'as shown by the early map.
tut only January made a. new low rec
ord, selling at 10.S3 and the market has
cuite a rally, during the middle of the
s'.-ton on covering of short and reports
from the SoutK that farmers were tefus
lns to sell their cotton at any onoe-.
.on. After worikng up to a net advance
of about 3 to 8 po'nU tn8 market eased off
strain, however, under a renewal or
Wall Street pressure and the clow was
well oft from the best The lesdlng- out
Me pernor issued a crop estimate ot w,
8.3,000 bales The Western l)lt forecast
called foe shower and - lower tempera
tures. helpin- the -tmprovemetit during
the middle oL the day.- Wires froifl i-the
Southwest say that farmers : are storing
about- half of their cotton. -
R.-ceipts at the port to-day 23.6S7 bale
e-aint XLM last week and 40,777 last
yflr For the week 2,000 .gainst 220.11
last week and 813,676 last ywr. To-days
" receipts at New -Orleans -3,C5-against
tW last year and -t Houston , bale
ogiinst 16.674 last year. ,, . , , ,
" STOCK MARKET MORE ACTIVE.
La it Selling For Forcljm Account
the Most. Pronounced Influence on
the Day's Market Continued Tcu-
ston in Money Market,
New York. Oct. 1 There- was more ac
atlvity in the tock market to-day sod the
. doMeseloir was less piMVe than in the
, torpid , market of yesterda y. The most
. pronounced influence on tlw day's msrket
was the large sellln tor foreign account,
. not only on orders from Iondon but also.
lti said, from Anutcrdam and other
Foropean points. ;
Continued tension in the money market
was -restraint -on .any tleinmid for stock
and kept the market vulnerable o far
to attack. The rate for call loans did
not so so turn as yesteruay ana snowru
a- tendency- to relax foom the early high
'JeveL-v -w-'Vy , ' :
, Time' money rate were higher. For the
' first tin) this week the banks showed s
sraln i on the day's sub-Treasury op ra
tion, which were influenced by the pay
ment of government Interest, Grain and
cotton export continued to make large
supplies of exchange. ; There wa a sub
stantial recovery front the early declines
which left the 47 net changes mixed.
ttoms were easy. oit saiea, par uuv,
tt.17S.00J. ; .
U. & fours declined per cent, on calE
' Total sale stock to-day 6M,7J shares.
Including: Copper 92.100; American fiutrar
800; American Tobacco WO; Atlantic Coaat
I.tne Mil T.. K. 00: N. A W. 100: Head-
' In 84.000; Southern Ry. 1.500: do pfd.
1.700; Union Pacific 107,800; United Stales
.. isteeftOOOvsj:- .
t New Tork, Oct. .-8tandard Oil 442.
.' ' Baltimore, Oct S.-S. A. h. common and
, preferred nothli'K doing.
New York. Oct. 8 -Mobile ft Ohio col-
: ! uie.il i run m oia. -
Haywardr Vkk & Clark's Dally Cot.
ton Letter.
Vew Orleans, La.. Oct, 8. Uverpool
wit rainy tteaay at aoout o poinu oncune
' as il.'e up to 2;30 p. m. when anothar
break occurred on sellirig from abroad.
Cables say continent and America veiling
,- There were no special developments oth
erwise ever night. Our market opened 7
to S lower In tympathy with the dilute
Ip others, but soon recovered. ome et the
k.w on snort covering nl tinettieu
thei1 conditions presented by to-4ly'
1 tt4j. fthouers were general in the west
snd middle belt fcnd the approach of a
cold wave Is likely to cnuse a general wet
thai' in thm httlt nvw Ha
tie returning from Furope sny mat there
is as much cottoti sold Hheul to splmieri
' ss Inst year, only It Is old by middlemen
and not by American jot peculator js
lat year. These . middlemen are tnore
killed la handling su-h engagement and
. knowing the state of affair on our side.
'H bound to reveal itself whenever cot
ton drops to an attractive price or the
, basis gets right. In the abv-nce of aotlve
rket throughout the year. We can
safwly say that October committments are
large and but for labor trouble here, tho
pot bihlness would show it Future In
, the atmence of specific aelllng prewure re
covered all of the early loss am', are
m steady t the moment. January araund
10 t
r ' ,. HAtWARD. VICK A CLARK.
'3. S. Bacbo A Co- Cotton Letter.
ton Letter.
, r New York. Oft 3 There was tome
'rresjiure on the cotton nmrkvt this morning-
Livetpeol cimc at about our level
but . sorre selling by foreign Interests
f : cauaed a decline neiir our opening. Jan
'wary declined to 19.S1, fcember 10.11 nd
March to , After . the surly break
-i there followed some covering. The ncath
' r nuy was unfavorable and market con-.-
thiued to Improve with buying from the
wiutA'and ewerlng- by traders., Mr.
- Prioa estlriate including linter was 13,
633,0V) tales," Issued this morning The
temlem-yrot trade la mak estimats all
" depending on th date of frost nnd there
v ireem to ne oniwnt of nu ogreement
. ct 1'ieas i nut crop win show around 13
w-UMrm. Thl view does not certainly fa
vor higher price for rottor und If this
splendid weather keeps up. we iiouM ex
twrience further ilc.-llnci. in rmur. Tiia
, motiey. situation Is not an etit-ouinging
i tenure and It will be niflcult for the
middleman to hold cotKm ag.iitmt this
i threatened strlnsjenrv. We fuvor the
, aUlng side on all sulgo.
" ; J. 8. BACHE AND CO.
Hubbard Bros, ft Co.'s Cotton Inter.
Special t The Observer.
' New York, Oct. 3.-Although the msr-
kt hss bn lower than yesterday, there
. l-a feeling that the movement l so lUht
that' we may soon expect a bolter demand
from winners,. This fefltna 1 espeelnlly
noted, In the table advtc from fjv-r-,
pool, where more attention has been of
such s character to Indicate a yield in
eixoesk of th demand.' To-day, however
there It's Change in the n-haiatwr of the
advice from --tk , Mississippi - vullev,
where the crop is reported a dlsanwlnt-
- Ing fa outronte. It ia ft weather mar
ktit -und shculd. we have.any change from
- present wenthfr 4-ondl linns for the won
.... there would be an active demand) as we
fceJIve the lute erop requires very pood
weather .The apot market. wn qulot at
' points decline.
. HUBBAP.D 1IH03. & CO.
; ii nm m"m . - . .
, - Naval Stores. . '
. ' New Orjean. Ot t X-Ueculpts barrels
, rosni 14 barrel turpentine. Kxports for
Col Kica 4B barrel roin
8aVHonhj Oa., Oct. t Spirit turpen
tln firm 5."J,; sales 1; receipts K- ship
rr.ents 3-4. . ::, -n. '
Botfitt flm. sales -sa: receipt MOS
tmtrmejit 8.R77; irfnek Sil.ai Quote; A u
C -. in U D 84 05 tt- 1410; K U.Vi to
U iVr. V 64.46: O 14 45 tit tt no- Hua Y
' 4.A; 1 84.: to 84.)- X 64 70 to 4.5; M
' Chslrlestofl, 8. C. Oct' Turpentine
tfnu- fc': talca none,
1;. ii hrm. sales noni, A B C 83 !3 to
!!' r U: J. 84 Jj; Y 4Kt to 3440; 1
i 37, to W.4J; I K H.tV. M Ul; N.
K'S ( ?.40; W O 15(3 $5.78; W W
I " ' , . v
Wilmlicton, Oft. 3,-plrJts turpentine
-';v ui: rt-:enis 4 raK.
J:ortn coihir.ii lolng: i-ceelpts JIS.
1r oiuct. titn. re-Ii't S
finlo turitilne Ann. Ii'.fi, 34 and 4;
-a ...'i.'S 2i , '
;. Ctnton fiel OH.
New -York, fxt. 3 -Cotton seed oil a-t'v.-.
win rrlces eteady. ttime crude f,
- h r I,1" ' '''j' prlnw summer yel
-v ' , if n.t t-r e'low,-42 to 4Jfl BOod
- r ur . v , fcif prime wblte
i , ; e v r y(tw w. ,
N'.".v C. : .t' tone e ; ; r... :;.
117-.;": net ieccir-i S.l-3: ft.-os re-: :r
tjfs r.i:-); stick W.3-7.
Mobile, tone steady; nn.l:;i..g ir4; nt
receipts fi'-O; gross receipts CO; talcs I.ZX-;
stock LS.0T9: coastwise
Savannah, toswv quiet; mjddl!pi4; Mt
recelpu 737; gross receipts 7,27; sales
J.675; stock 07.557; coastwise Z.2Z). ., .
Charleston, tone - quiet; ( middling ,UH;
r.et receipt gross receipts XVfl;
stock 1B.WS; coastwlso 1.273. .-
Wilmington,' tone teady; middling
net receipts 4,511; gross receipt iSU;
fork 51.040. i
Norfolk, tone steady; middling net
receipts 2.M0. toks receipts 2.&40; sales 31.
stock is.im; coastwise i.vu
Baltlmoro tone nominal: middling 11;
cross re-eiTits 4.V-: stock 1.525.
New York, tone quiet; middling 11.55;
cross receipts .';7g; sales-!, 150; stock 167.-
SS8: continent 100. . i
Boston, tone r,uiet;' middling U.W; net
receipt 17; groas receipt 42; Gt Britain
Philadelphia, tone steady: middling It 80;
net receipts 2i; gross receipts 1.9; stock
6,L - . - , ,
Port Townsend,, net . recelpU H; gros
irt-eipts m; japan t. "7. t
Total to-dny, af all ports net 33.87; Gt
Britain 6.801; continent . 100; Japan It;
stock 4,4l. - -
-Consolidated, at all ports, net 17,RJ7;Gt
Britain 43,iffl; France 26,!K4 continent Sl-269-
Jan3n 14.
Total since Sept. 1, at nil ports, net C78.
183; Gt.' Britain 172.52: France 70,114; con
tinent TSim; japan zs.
, w .INTERIOR MOVEMENT.
Houston, - tone quiet; middling 11 8-16;
net receiptj i.rn; gro receipts i.vit, snip
ments 4.500; sale. 1.6D0; stock 41.7U.- '
Augusra, -tone -steady:- middling lfS-lS;
net receipts 3,407; gross receipt 3,407; ship
menu 8.2S4; sales 2,30: stock Z1.X2.
-Memphis, tone quiet; middling 1WJ; net
receipts 1,7S2: gross receipts 2,050; ship
ment tSSi'Mlea 700: stock 20,393. : ;
St Louts, tone quiet; middling it; gross
recotpt Six;; shipment iSd; stock Z.tiba.;
Cincinnati, - net - receipts US;: gross re
ceipts 243; shipments 65; stock 7,77a. ;
Louiavllle.' tone. Arm: mldOllnf " '
Little Keck. tone steady; middling
11 3-lit; net receipt 143; eros-receipts 143;
shipments : stock 2.775. '
Total to-day, ? net receipts 1SZ9: ' greig
receipts w.ojj snipraenu s.o; sates ,uw;
stock 102,658. i .
f The Money Market'
New vYoik, Oct. 8. Money on call
strong, 3 to e'i; ruling rate 7!; closed, 714
t 74 ."-. . - - '
Time loans firm, 64 day 6 per cent; M
duv "4; six months t! pet cent." '
Prime mercantile paper 7. per cent Jter
ling exchange weak with actual business
In banker' bills ot 4S5.55 to 485.M for de
mand and, at 4K2.20 to 4K2.fort l-day
tills. Cummereial bill 4SlVi to 4S1H- Bar
liver 664. Mexican dollar 61H- .V -
Baltimore Produce.
Baltimore, Oct. 8.Flour firm, tin
changed, ' , .I:''', ' " K '
Wheat strong; snot contract 103! to 104;
Southern by simple 95 to 9S -
Corn Arm: spot mlxeJ 70 to 7054; No.
2 white 70 to 7014.
Oat quiet "No. 3 mixed 63 to 63. Rye
firmer: No. 3 domentlc fcS to V.
Bittr. egts, cheese and sugar steady,
unchanged. : v.
ATPKAL FOR TIIE FAR3L -
lixlepcndcnee and Happiness ' Flour
IhIi On the tioll.
Gov. Hughes, In Leelle's Weekly. ' -
When you get out where a man lias
a little elbow room and a chance to
develop, he has thoughts of hla own.
His thinking is not supplied to him
every night and every morning, and
he Is )m of a machine and more of a
man, co that I do not think that the
farmers used to 'be looked 'upon, . or
want to be looked upon, at dependents
of the State. They do not coma to
the State government mklng alms.
They are self-reliant, they are Intelli
gent. What we want In connection
with agriculture Is what we want in
connection with every other field of
noble effort. , We want training, we
want Intelligence, we want scientific
method, -we want direction, we, want
the way shown and then the man can
walk in It. There is no reason why the
same care and Intention and skill and
scientific consideration should not be
devoted to agriculture as to lndsutry
and the technical trades. .The men
who are running away from the farms
too frequently make a mistake, and
some iy In New Yorkand the day
is rapidly approaching our - young
ment, In larger numbers will wake up
to the fact ihat they have a pretty
good chance on the farm, and that
they may be to a greater degree In
dependent and happy in life if they
stay where their happy lots were cast
in connection with thetr fathers farm
or another which they may be able to
procure.
Can't Moke Money Fast Euough.
New York American.. . - . ..
Did you know there was only
three-days' supply of -one-dollar bills
In the United States treasury, only a
two-days' supply of two-dollar bills,
and only a ten-days' supply of five-
dollar bills? weii,; it's a fact, and
United 43tatea Treasurer Treat an
nounced yesterday that, In spite of
everything he can do, he can't make
enough small bills to keep pace with
the demand. ,
The treasurer fears that In the
course of the next Utree or four weeks
the supply of ones, twos, and fives will
run out and the people trading at
stores with ten. twenty, and fifty dol
lar bills win have to .take v silver
"'art-wheels" In change.
Mr. Treat says tnat the cause of
the scarcity is his Inability to hire
enough skilled laborers at govern
ment iweges to make the notes, -
The Darbarism of I7antlna;,
Lincoln Herald.
Hunters often witness the killing
of Innocent victims, and see the suf
fering and agonizing death., of birds
and animals that dearly love their
lives, and have done their hunters no
harm. Most huntsmen of kindly na
ture tell you th-at at times a feeling
of selt-reprosch has passed through
them as they stooj by the Jylng ylc
tlms of their skill.
The slayers of elk. deer, and ante
lope can ten you of seeing the terror-
stricken eyes of those animals, filled
with tears, glaring at them with mute
reproach as they sobbed their lives
away, and deprived of all power to
wresk vengeance on their human ag
gressors. Such memories should haunt
men, who. are not hardened or callous
ed with savagery. .
Little Dog Kills a Big Dear.
Xew Tork American. -
While two Itinerant showmen ao
companled by two large performing
near were passing tnrougn the Long
Island village of Amagansett yester
day, small buldog ovntA bv William
Bennett rushed at them and taught
one of the beaYs by the teg,
A fierce battle ensued and the dog
got a fatal grip on the throat of the
bear.- No one dared to go to the res
cue of poor bnyn. The showmen,
even with their pbles, were unabla to
shake the dog's grip, and 'the bear
was aeag witnin t.tlrty minutes.
Nursing MotheA and Malaria.
- ma . OM -, standard ' nnnvtrff
TASTELESS CHILL TONIC drives
out malaria and build un the av.
t'mrot gtowa psoplsand vjhll
Villi, sue, , , ,
F4io;;PTSiiiF;;oiT5n cun.c;;,i ;;;;;:o
CnzzAFzmxz 60; no Coal & CoucCb.
M.O.BROOKS GEN. MGR. - RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
(9 Vffl
l'liy S
18x36" Allis-dalmers Corliss EngmV
tyylZ:tely$o-:i-9-11-4"
r opeSev tjood as news
Greensboro Supply Co,
greensbdro; N; c
Mason Machine WorK
TaUNTOX.MaSSji
. ' has built more than
41,000 LOOMS
.5 l,For" Fafl River Mik' ;' : '
Southern Off icp at Charlotte. ;
. BDWW
n Chicago Grain. and-Provisions.
Chicago, Oct 3.-Prlce- of wheat to
day advanced almost 2 conti because of
heavy exports t6 Europe. At tho close
December showed a net gain of It to I.
Corn up Outs' higher. Provisions
WHEAT
. Hlh Low Clot)
.... 1J744 JOS-iJ 1074
.... loil aosv io3
684 ' 67H 684i
.. 6914 58 ffihk
K 52 . -aW
r 64 UVi 63
...... 13.8) 13.80 13.80
J5.17 16.08 16.10
. .... 8.!7 8.90 8.95
8.73 8.70 8.73
...... 7.80 7.70 7.7(1
.. 7.S7 7.82 7.83
Dec
May
Inlv' ..
CORN-
Dec. -
MilV
0AT8-
Doc. ,.
MmV .. ,. .. ; .
PORK
Oct.
.Tar.. .. .. ..
I.ARD
Oct. .. .. ..
Jan. ..
BlHS-
Oct. .. .. .. ..
Jan.
Estimates
To-
j. morrow
Last
Year
K-Aur Arleana .
8,344
Houston .... iB,ai
Oalvoston . MO.OuO i 23.8U
Comparative Fort Receipts.
to. Last
day
Year
Galveston
. 3.133
17,101
6,907
Nw Orlean .. .. -
Ravannah .. .. -N.. 7,'i37
Charleston .. .. l.fW
Norfolk
Total estimote .. . .. .. W.fluo
" ' Interior Receipts.
. . To.
morrow.
tast
Year.
AugUDta .. .. .W9
Cincinnati .. .. .. .. .. .. S.
Houston- ''
15,674
Charlotte Cotton. , t
These flsiires represent the prices paid
to wagon, Oct. 3.- ,;
Btrtct middling t ., .. .. .. 11
Middling .. .. 11
(jooil middling .......... .......... ,11.40
't -Charlotte
Produce, k
irnmpkm dillv bv It H. Field A Co.'
UeriMrer head ... ... 85-40
unmaens sprint ,--....
Ducks '
Eggs ....... ... ....
'A
:octh
Gutter ..i ... ..... .....
Rve M
Corn ...... 88
Cotton sel ... ..... ... ,..v tv
OaU-Feeil
New l'ork Frodwt.
Now Ycrk. Oct.-8.-Flour firm but
quiet Rye flour Ann, Corn meal firm.
Rye firm.
Wheat, spot strong; No. S red 107 eleva-
tor. options t net rugncr. uec. ui;
Vy lliH- " '
Corn, spot Ann: No. 1, 75 elevator. Op
tions ret higher. Dec. 70; May 66.
Oat, spot steady; spot mixed tti.
Eeef Arm. Cut meats quiet. Lard
steady; Western prime 89.10 to 89.20; re
fined nrm. Continent !.. 8. A.s810.20.
Pork ateaoy. Tallow quiet, reiroieum
firm Bcls firm Turpentine firm 6SH.
Rice steady. (Molasses steady.
Sugar, raw steady; fair refining 13.46;
centrifugal M test 83.W; molasses ttgsr
83. TO; renneti quiet.
Coffee, spit quiet; Rio NO. 7, fj Bahto
No. 4, s. Mild coffee quiet: Cordova, i
trt Vf.j Future 6 to 10 noints rila-hcr.
Butter strong; creamery special SOH'J
Plate Dairy, cuim-pm iu iino, id j. ,
Cheese and egga firm, unchanged. .
lotstoes firm; Long Island, -per barrel,
12 i 82.60: UtatO oer iflO lbs, S1.K0 to U.1IU:
Jersey ner barrel $l.o to I'i.ITi; Southern
sweets per barrel 81.73 to t',26; Jertey II
to
FrolghU. peanuts and cabbage steady,
uncnangeu. -. , - . t , -
Xetv Orleans Spot Cotton,.
New Orleans, Oct 3,-Cotton. snots clos
ed easy .1-18 below yesterday Middling
11 r-ie- sales i.zmi Dales on ui spot with
1.'10 bales to arrlvo.
tiVit'ire ooened steady. 7 to 8 nolnt
below the- close of yesterday, the bearish
effort of the government's reports yetr
day not having entirely worn off. The
early low fist! res which marked s new low
level for the new season were also In
fluenced toy poor Liverpool cables. The
pomlblllty of s settlement of the levee
strike bid a perceptibly good effect but In
the late seaiioa tho market again eased
eff, future losing i to 6 points, while
trading was sluggish nnd Inactive. At the
elixe, which stead, the . acth-e
months ranged from 4 to J points below
the close yesterday. October high 10.93;
low 10.M). -
Closies bid: Ian. 10.89; Fob. 102;
March 11 07; Anrll 11 12; May U.1T; October
10 67;. Nov. 10.79; Dec 10.16. - . v
' ' The Dry Goods Sfarket -Ne
York. Oct 8. The dry goods mar
ket was quiet to-dav.. Forward business
la being curtailed In several directions but
the demand for ginghams, print sm4 col.
ortd cotton I still strong. Cotton yarns
ere weak; 1 Stsple worsted continue. In
good demand buf wool manufacture are
very unsatisfactory and report of ihiit
! tin 4a looms are. Iweorruna plentiful,
Tho new bvslness In silk is only fair.
wMmm
Vtl r.-t z-l .
t :; -
9
"V1
MOWXRDr a&enL
i Liverpool Cotton, - '',
-Liverpool, Oct 3. Closing cotton: Spot,
moderate bustnesa done, prices 10 polpts
lower; American middling fair 7.48; good
middling 7.00: middling 6.64; low middling
C.14: good ordinary 1.40;-ordinary 4.80! -
The uleT of the -day were 7,000 bales,
of which 1,000 were for speculation and
export and included 6,100 American.-' Re
ceipt none.- - i .
Futures opened quiet and' steady e,nd
dosed steady. American middling g. o. c;
fct
Oct-Nov. ......
NovDec.,.v.
Dec-Jan.. ....
6.0414
6.93H
6.91 -6.91V4
6.WVi
J.m-Feb ,. -,.
Feb-March ,.
MarcivAprll
Apni-.wty
b.vx
May-June S.93U
June-July '.. 6.93'-4
July-Aug J.WH
' NFAV YORK COTTON.
New York, Oct 3. Cotton, spot closed
quiet 6 points lower; middling uplands
11.66; middling' gulf 1LS0; sale -1.450. V -
Futures opened steady and closed quiet
and teady.'- .
upen Jrugn .ow
10.68 10.70. 10.63'
Clots
io.;
10.66
10.81
10.87
10.93
10.98
11.03
11.06
11.07
11.13
Oct
Nov. uf
Deo.
Jan. . .
Feb. ,.r
March...
April
May ..
10.91
10.86
10;96
10.97
10.W
10.1
10.9J
11.04
10.76
10.83
10.96
10.96
11.07 "11.04
lH5 1L16 1U1
Jure
July,
NEW YORK BONDS.
T' ft. . refunding 2 registered
106
TT. 61. rofundlna 2s couaon ine
hi
V. 8. 3s registered .... ........ 101
v. d. ix coupon
IT. : H. Nejr 4s registered..
IT. 8.-New 4s coupon .....
102U
124
124
$1
96H
US'
8H
3d
' 8H
76U
American Tobadto 4.. ,.
American Topacco 6..,. ,
Atchison general 4s
Atchison adjustment 4..,.
Athntio Coast Line 4s....
Baltimore & - Ohio 4t
Faltlmore & Ohio 8V,s....
Prooktyn R. T. cv, 4..,.
C'eatml of Georgia Ss
Central of Oeoreia 1st Inc
Central of Georgia 3d Inc.
ofd....,
ofd..v...
'65 -
10O
634
' 9314
Central of Georgia. 3d inc.
C'hoaupeake k Ohio 4ft...'.
Chicago 4 Alton 3Hs bid ..... .....
Chicago: B. - it Quincy new 4s.. ,.,
Chicago R, I. & faclrfo R, R. 4....
Chicago, R I. A P. It R. col.
C. C.,-C & 8t Louis general 4s bid
Colorado Industrial 6s Series A....,
S3H
98
6m
84
loon
04
,'734
H
... 79
Colorado Mldlana 4 bia.
Colorado & Southern 4s .,
Cuba 6a bid
Denver- Jtio Grande 4.
Dlntlllers' Peourltlcs 6.. ..
Erie prior l.en 4 ,. ..
... .......
Erie General 4s
nw'KiriK . v au.v wi.... ... ... .....
Japan 44s Certificate .... ....
Japan 4'4S certificate id Series ....
.oulsvtlle & Nashville Unified 4....
Manhattan conaol gold 4s bid . ..
Mexican Central 4s,.'..
Mixlean Central 1st Inc. hid......
Minn & 8t. Loulf 4
Missouri, Kansaa & Texas 4....,...
Missouri, Kansaa A Texas 2d.. ...
National R.R. of Mexico col, 4s bid
New York Centrnl general 8Hs......
New Jersey Central, general 6s.,,.
99
S!9'
e7
97
94
.78
15
87
9A
82
88
1H
99
Northern Pacific, 4.
Northern Pad no 3s.
89
93
Norfolk A Western con sol 4
Oregon Bhort Line rfdg. 4s.
v
Pennsylvania -cv; JVit,. ....
Reading General 4....
8t Louie A- Iron Mountain cot 6s
fit. Louis & pan Francisco fg. 4s..
Bt 1-oui Southwestern consol 4s b
Seaboard Air Une 4 ofd..
Southerr. Paciflo 4s..... ..f ...
f4outhern IVifle 1st -4s certificates..
Bouthern Railway 6s.
Texas ft Pacific-lata ...... ......
Toledo, tft. Louis ft Western 4s...
TTnlba Pacific 4s . r...,
94
94
imi
7
71
64
60H
102H
111
13
w
87
rnton pnclflo'cv.- 4s certincate
Petted States Steel 2d 6......
1 .
" 91
naoasn its .
Waltash Deb.- B..... ....j, .........
Western Md. 4s ,.
Wheeling & Lake Erie 4s., ........
taronsln Central 4s bid .... ,.
Japan 4 certificates ...
107
63
S
76
82
80
Atirrlaon cv. 4s...
Atchison cv. 6.
..... . .....
101
CLOSING STOCK LIST.
Adam Expra ...
Amalgamated Corper ....
American Car ft Foundry ........ ..
American Car A Foundry preferred
American Cotton Oil ......
American Cotton Oil preferred .,
American Fxpres ..... . .:.
American Hide ft Leather preferred
American Ice ...... .e. ... ...i
American Linseed Oil ..... ... ... ...
American Uetseed Oil preferred ....
American Locomotive .... ....
American Locomotive pre-ferred
American t-mwting Kenning ' ; ,
American fmeltlrn ft Refining pfd.
American Busar Rofinlnar ..........
Anaionds Mining C;q.. .. ,. 3
Atchison . Dsi
te'iioiv nrerwred
Atlnntlo Coast Line
"s ". ' S'tiaa ):'"
71
.88
48
11
171
ii
ntiuuiL'iv n urun ..... ... ... .....
Halllmore ft Ohio-preferred ',
I-rooklyn Rapid Transit ..
Canndtan- Pacific .... .... ... '
Ceotral of New Jersey . ,. ,
( hwttpeake A Ohle- w mm
Chlcsgo Great Western ..... ... ...
" " f.'A!!4 CI 4J.26I
C I 'JTH TRYCfV CT.,,
CrlAF.LOTTE. ti, O.
nsvclvinz Flat Card,
- Railway Hea3s, ;
Drawlai Framw,
v 'Finnlnz Frames.
.i ,Ywsters and Spoolers "f "
v . Qulllers and Reels.
ijooms,'"
!' .COMBERS-'' . .'
' '
3 ,
ETC.. ETC
Manufacturer
and Jobbers
weoaeatly nnd It necesryto"
havo Banking Facilities In ad
dition to those offered by local
: banks.
v M THE h f ' f
Ifirst Mtii Bank
'biP 5JCBMOXD, mocoA, ;
, . Wltb . -$1,000,000.00
CaplUI
Earned Surplus $600,000.00
$5,p00,000.00 DeposiU
$0,000,000.00 Total Resources
Offer Just the Additional F. ,
dUUea Rejaired. , .
Jno. B. Parcel!, President;
Jno,. M. MUevTr, VioePreSl.
dent; Cbas. IL Burnettt. As--slstont
Cashiers 1. . d, Joplln, ,
Assistant Coahlet. . - y - ,
For Good Building, Brick
address o "
, Eock Hill Brick Woija,
Bock Hill, s. d.t
.t , or a , ..vV.
? -.Catawba Brick Cpn
V.'Van Wyck. S. 0.;,;r
Chicago ft Northwestern ...
Chicago,-Mil. ft St Paul '.. .
143
118
Chicago Terminal ix iran., y.
Chicago Terminal ft Trans. ' pfd.'. .
C, C C ft St. Louis ,...Tl...-......
Cblorado-Fuel' ft 'Irou ..
Colorado ft Southern., . . .. .......
Colorado ft Beuthern 1st preferred..
Colorado ft Southern 2d preferred..
Consolidated Gas.. .......
Ccru Products Refining ....
Corn Products Refining preferred.
Delaware & Hudson .... .... .. ....
Delaware, Lackawanna ft W. ex. dlv
Denver ft RJo Grande ,..
Denver A Rio Grande' preferred.... ,
Distiller' Securities .. . ......
Erie , .......'...:
Frle 1st preferred v
FH 2rt preferred ....
lb -.60
18
20
S3
41
1(10
12
64
156
470
2a
ft
63
19
General Electric
Illinois-Central
Intsrnational Paper. .....
International 'Paper .preferred ; ....
International Pump .. -. .. .. ....
International Pump preferred 1,." ....
Iowa Central'..-
Iowa Central-preferred
Kansas .City Southern ., .... .. t.
Kansas City Southern preferred,..
Loulsvlllo ft Nashville .. .v..
Mexican Central ..... .'.. "...
Minneapolis ft St Louis .. .... ..... .
Minn.,-. St. P. & Sault Ste. M.- ....
Minn., St. P. ft Sault Ste. M. pfd..
Missouri Pacific '. '
Missouri. Kansaa & Texas ......
Missouri, Kansaa ft Texas preferred ,
National Lead , .
National R. R, of Mexico preferred
New York Central ... .'
New York, Ontario ft Western.,..
Norfolk ft Western ..... u
Norfolk ft Western preferred ...f.
North American ..... ... ... ......
Paciflo Mail .... -.. . .....
Pennsylvania., .... ....
People't Ga ,...... ...........
131
12
6
19
68
18
88
24
58
104
w,i
93
121
f.7
'-82
84V4
48
K
;7W
fr
22
U9
,
6
24
82
I06
: 93
75
74
IS
: 44
' tl
110
14
60
135 .
: 28
24
44
127
81
85
2I4
91
aWjf,
88
: 18
94
10
19
2-3 .
t'i
73
'
14
- 89 -127
80
44
127i
ntUDUrg, L. v ; Bl. AUl.
Pressed Steel Car ,. .. .. ....
Pressed Steel Car preferred
Pullman Palace Car
.... ......
Keaatng... ..... ... ..... .....
Reading 1st preferred ....j ......
Reading 2nd preferred .... '
Republic Steel ...
Republic Steel preferred ...... .
Iiock Ial.md C0.1..... ..... ....
Rock Island Co. preferred .... .... -
ft, Louis ft San Francisco 2d pfd..
ft Louis Southwestern
St Louis Southwestern preferred.,.
Southern Pacific
Southern Pacific pfd ..... ... ;
Southern Railway :
Southern Railway preferred. ..
Tennessee Coal ft Irpn
Texas ft Pacific i..."
Toledo, St Louis ft West.. ....
Toledo, St. Louis ft West preferred
Union Pclflc v
vnlon Paciflft, preferred .... .... ..
United State Express
United State Realty
United Stales Rubber ...
United State Rubber preferred ...
United State Steel ....... ..........
United States Steel preferred -., ...
Virginia Carolina Chemical ... ....
Virginia Carolina Chemical pfd.....
Wabash
Wabash preferred t..., ..f,..
Wells Fargo Express .....
Wesllnghoure electric ex. dlv......
Western Union ....... ..k .......
Wheeling ft Lake Frie ....
Wisconsin Central ............ ...
Wisconsin ' Central preferred ,. ...
Northern Pacific ,..4." ... '.
Central Leather ..-.. .b .''......,.. ,
Central Lenther preferred .. .. ....
Stoss Sheffield .. . .... ..;;..,:
Greatf Northern preferred s
InterborouKh. Metropolitan .'.-.T.:
Interbbrough Motropolllan preferred
24
Row' about beating your hornet '
SEE HACKHEY BB0S..
The PlumbiEg and Heating
. Ccntractors.
;Ve carry a full line of snppUe.
Tbone J12. V.riftli 6t-
CTLirJLOTlZ. ,
' ! fa ' I
1
I
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. , .... .... l W,ii,.,,,rv.
.-;s, x. a .a., - ,-
fliibbers, , . Intertne4tates,
. Roving Framea Jaclt Frames
Vi!!:anj B.QmrfcS
Offices Charlotte, N. CL, Boston, Mass; and Ajnsterdant, N. I. , 5
Ualn Offlce-
' ZalOMAS HAL TON'S SONS,
. ' "
1 .'. ' it 1 1 " v 1 : .. . . 1.7
Bln'ale tlfl N ; f i-.l W
Jarxroard ' j " vji , I . '"
with lndependen I - f '
mouoa, I r;f . .- - . :
JENCKES SPINNING GO.
GOT.TOiV YHilNS
Blaln Oiflce:
PAYXVCKEX, B. L
HIGH-GRADE SPINDLE.
lit
Sconree Belt Otis and Greases, Lubri Greases. Ready-Mixed ralnta, Cold v
Water Paints,. -Ajents W attles DisBiMCompoQad. . '
GEO. B. HISS dIL CO;
- ' ' . -CHARLOTTE; S, C '?.-'k'i f,
J. , SPENGER .
COMHIISSIdN
OFFICESt New Tort. Philadelphia,
' , Yarns and Cotton Ptecs Goods. , . .
PAULSON, aiNKROUM : & GO. r
Coltoini
87.89 LRONARD STREET .......
120 CHESTNUT 8TRKET
180 JL1RK17 STREET - - ,
For: Quick;: Sale: -J
; two briok; STORES y )
on one of tiie pniicipal . streets of the city. A good
, , .1 : 1 , investment Call" at office. ,.' ' i . .
" - v5. 107 North Tryon. ,
HUGH MACRAE & CO.,
-: ISankers . .
1 silscellaneous Southern 6eeo4tlea "
WILMINGTON, ST. C. -Washington,
D. C, 408 Colorado Bide
Cotton Mill Stocks,'7,
LEONARD L. HUNTER
ARCHITECT ;;:,
Fifth floor, Trust . Bldg. Tboue 378,
- - CHARLOTTE, N . C.
JAMES E. MITCHELL CO.
COMMISSION SIKItCliANTsi.
Cotton Yarns and Cation
'. - Cloths." ' s
" CONSIGNMENTS SOLICITED.
Philadelphia, 122 nnd 13 Chestnut St,
- Boston. 1M Sanuner Su -New
York. No. M reonsnl St
Char lotto. S3 ft Tryon Hu -
THE JOEL HUNTER COMPANY
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS AND AUDITORS
Suggestions For Improved Accounting BIcthods.
oautnee Sheets Prepared.'
1210-20-21 Empire
B;RLC IV..
I ARGE STOCK.
Georgia-Carolina Brick Company
HOWARD IL
Write for Prices.
t S A'. . i t'f ...J .
Cl'JITALS C .Lr 'NX.
ATtAWTA, C 1
- 'fa -v '
Automatic Fes !:rs,' :
Openers tzi Trunk,
Creaker, Intermediate eni
Finisher Lappers, '
v Kirschnertrdinj Ceateri
- Thread Extractors,
. Waste Pickers, etc
'. J Dim Ctnrlt fVveru '
,
ETCETOw, :
COTTON . YARNS. COTTON GOODS '
' AND CXyiTON WASTE. V -
Ansterdsun. N. T.
;-i - ? z 1
JS-' --v V
Is '",' -
, V" ' ' CSS 't- 1
HALT05TS
pblladelohlo. Pa.
PbiladelpbJa Offlcet f '
Mariner A Sferehont BoOdlsTf,
W. A. SPEXLISST, Manocef.
LOOM, ENGINE, . AND VALVE
V a t
r
TURNER v CO.
MERCHANTS V.
Chicago. Et Louis, London. England '
flJtW lUHtt
f. -i
. . . . . PHILADFI.PHIA '
- .,. . CHICAGO
W1B l',ll.'.(V,
HOOK AND
ROGtE
RS'
,'ARPHITEOTS--;
CIl ARLOTTE GREENSBORO. KXL
HUBS AM "RPm A nn
HANOVER SQUARE, NEW YORK.
MEMBERS OF New Tork' Cotton Ex-cnange,-
New OrUans Cotton Ex
' 'change, Associate Members Lira
pool Cotton Exchange, s .-"
ORDERS SOLlCITKDrof the pur
chase and sale of cotton for future
delivery. . 1 Correspondence " invited.
A. D. SALKELD & BRO.,
COMMISSION MERCRAVTS.
V. 9Wt MIKII, WAJM
, COTTON YARjrf)
Fred'k Vietor 6 Ace:i. ;
Present Worth "Ascertained.
Bid. Atlanta. Go.""
Red and Buff, Dry Pressed
and. Common Building. ,
. J PROMPT SHIPMENT.
STAfFORD, President.
AUGUSTA, GA.