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. - t i ., -i it iii r.s ri -!, nt cK'i;cnu :i , ; ;:t A :fi, weni:i. r (i.'iir. hut r .ill - -. ' i 1 v ; -. . . ;t. i ..i ' . .1. - . ! o rol,nn niPi'Vft r I Hill tli;ill"T13 no ito-C r-"Mly t Ticint?. Siilos were .f 3 ,. ,..,..;.,. w4 uteudv at a decline ot 1 t i a..u:t uilvance of 1 po nt. which , si ,v,t h duo on th cmiies. vh,iw map show.. no s.gn of damaging ; -,v in snv pert of th- belt which was ,r iwlmt dUeppolnUng to .recent -1 ,1nint' .il) early spin PriJ "' p 1 f a ntt decline of aJ-nut 3 to 4 point on the ac tive month. This was folw l v a rallv m a renewal of covering c-r 1 ,0(.em..er horti and a little support trora the bull brokers, but after ellw H to a ntdvance of i points on December and About even with last night on . later months, the marki't kfn,, g"A"n ins the afternoon tinner f'nf . J!,"," turret bean, and at one tin the active position! showed a net low t.,ai?"t; S points. The close waa a Utile up from the lowest on covering. Receipt it the ports to-day 34.4C C7.77X last week and 4,tf Uat yestv f or the week BMW talee again. a7.tW.ai we and 344,541 lat year. Todays re ceits at New Orleans 7.961 ktle against JO 9TT3 kt yejr and at Houston i,MJ bales against J3.W last year. , , . , WIDE DECLINES IX STOCKS. Indent Signs of RcneWl of Liqul. dadonRailroad Stocks Suiter ns the Result of RotorsBonds Were Heavy,.:- - v S.' f ; - ; New Tor. Oct. .-There were evident ' stcMi of a renewal of llquidstlon of securi ties to-day. the current selling with .pe els! elwrnMi through ;he low priced stocks, those selling below f being most affected. The majority of the stocks In . this classification sold to-day at the lowest , pri. e ot Ui&'.year. : MJ, ''in cline in the course of the day's deaJlnafc Other low-priced stocks, both among the railroad and Industrials, especially among the non-dlvMend payers entered into tlio movement . to-day. Amrterdam selling was attributed to difficultly peculiar to that market and waa not associated with conditions of the properties the stocks of which were being told. On the donatio side, however, industrial snd financial condition were an Inxuenee and prompt ed liquidation supplementary to that for foreign account. Growing misgivings are sored by th persistence ct rumors of falling off In ortlsrs for various tlasse rt equipment snd of reduction of labor forces in several Industries Both thw railroad and electrical equipment stocks suffered acutely r to-day from the dli cminstisn of rumors of this. Kind, nd the aiiUicritatlvn dental of some of them did not relax the preouro uoon the stocks. The U. 8. 8teel stocks were specifically affected by reports of Intended steel rail rroducllon by several rival companies. Ths tepoits ot net earnings or railoads for August In several - recent Instances show - sucfr inroads -pon. the groat earn ing by growth of operating eipetnes to ftect the net showing materially. Tho Increase In the volume of tho market and declines running up to three or four point, for some of the ectlvo stocks how how effective were thess various consider ations on tho market. . Bond were heavy. Total sulca, par 'vius n.734.e. w - , :. g. bonds were unchanged on (-all. f Total tales to-dy were 1W.W shares, In tludlng: Copper S3W: Smelter 45,711; A. C U j C. ft O. 7,400; U & N. 2.10; K. W1.M0; Peimn". Zi.C; Kair 91 Wo; Southern Pacific 20,7(W; Bouthern Rwy. 1.KK1; do pfd. 1.2"0; TniCn raclflc 17,ll; U. 8 8tel 84.40; do pfd. ?l,7i; ,V. ? Caro, Chemical TJ; Northern Pa cine Sl.fX". Slow Sheffield 209. New Tork, Oct 9. 8tidard Oil 435. " Ealtlmore, Oct Seaboard Air Une ewnmon and preferred rc thing doing. HaywaruV Vkk & Clark's Daily Cot ton Letter, k'! New Orleans, Oct 9, On day ,of Jull trading one can usually get - tho best insijbt into prevailing profea slonal sentiment .People have Umo to - exchange .opinions and such was free- slate that sentiment was pronounced ly , bearlsH In the Northern markets. ' News anj expression from New York ar rather postive' from Now York er decline, In cotton. To put these views into execution the bear element appears to be merely waiting until the near demand for consumption Is about filled and more of frost perlo4 la passed. It 1 well to be Informed ' about (these Intentions as the other markets run the show nowadays and v knowing the programme, we may be guided accordingly In our doings. With j bull support as limited as at present, i there are only two things which -: might prevent the execution of those , plans, the one Is continued bad wea ther to delay movement and market ing, the second in the demand for a,o tual cotton and the action of the spot r holders. Enough of this crop will be , toon void to facilitate the manage ment of the balance, On the , other riand consumers are continually being- primed about the unfavorable - conditions for bull speculation and they are, therefore,- buying as elowly , i possible. Bad weather to lower grades and create concentrated de : mand for gooj nualltles would there- . fore be after all, the best assistance : to friend ot tho staple, Our market nnened easier, steadied on buvlng bv. port houses, which suggested that .ng bids: Jan. 11 W: fVU. 1112; . Inatnea. mm. he!., dnn. -broad then'Mnfh ? April 11.28; May 11.28; June r' ' With the tip . from New York as above described, there Is aelling on hard spot. Liverpool was rather weak the greater part of the day, but rallied sharply in the last hour. A strong cable wan received from a large house there, saying Manchester was active, good business doing, expect good trade and demand and full con- mtti.! tVi milts. sumption thw season ; many ne ? started and spinners well committed ahead ? v v The weather map was not given un- v .11 I A J C . m. T , U-,m ,aI!u ' fair irathr ynl rlmi.lv In the Oklahoma; unsettled weather Is Indi cated. Continued cold In the north- west and : north central portions, cloudy and rain for the Southeastern States. Spot conditions are unchang ed. Some business doing regardless ;;of striker and ood middling Liverpool brings about 80 - points on .December futures. Futures rallied a little on the weaher outlook anj January is at present trading around opening figures. - ' , ,': " 1' j i " j ; ' a pnsl n " ri n is i mi m is n n i if Hubbard Bros. A Co.'s Cotton letter. Special to The Observer, -New York, Oct 8. -The mat ket has been auWt and With an easier tone. The re cent heavy purchase of Dectmljcr mi - January seem to have marked tlw ctllml- ' ration of prl-ea for the time being. There i no disposition to buy for higher values, . shoittrli tho weathelr' Is not wholly tu ipirifiiHi siid - the ossili)(ltle thould c re s' 'a bctt-r feeling. rrkr rule lnwer. offerings on any advanee are free and no scsretsive tttpport of Docemfeer er of the general market sppear. ' The feature Of the day is the narrowing of Uie difference lx-ttren Dwernbtr and January, The un certainty caused by jtbe olnornal market prwent t general : bWslnrts, but on the hole the tendency of the day and tbs trade feellrg l la rts'i. - hubbard nrtoa. ca Ortahi Kxlle l'or Catarrh. The renewed strength and vigor thst has followed la ths wake of Herring! Catarrh Cure for, all auf. ferera from this malady can hardly ne esumaia.'".-'--tarrhal-: eompllca lion are ' responsible ; for more nervous and overtaxed systems than any other disease. v one bottle of this scientific preparation banlshe everjf fymrtom ana brings certain grid Im i "... ril:(C- Piite I1J50 it AA.nor,s JUrug-fclore, v,,'ip .,.. , t was hoi'.ry mul roolor hi tin A' there v ore no private i t i is ( tn onywheri'. Tiic tiurkct i.; .ii! d-i!l ii nd unchanccd to 2 lower St 11.!') fur .l:.mii.ry. ngsul the f.nt hour to jl.";,, rniiK'd to 11.11 and ead to 11. M at 1:3c p. in. on trading mostly local The prediction fir frost in North Tex. northern Arkansas. Oklahoma nd Tndian f Territory to-night failed to nrcuse en- tl.uriasm on the bull 'de. There wna no new of Interest except the continued ktcriiKth of Southern oot and teports of th - continued stubbornne by spot holders to get In line with future mar kets, the temper it otv the whole tear!h and the concensus of opinion secrned t.? be that barring frost the farmers must bow to the inevitable dictate of tupply nd demand and that what J now a njsulnlr.g factor will become a very bear ish ore The course of tho nir ket for " tho t time being would teem to . hinge on - the frott late. Until this danger Is . over 'we think It wlso to be rery cautious about selling the market short. Should the weather con tinue favorable nd the anticipated yield tie nnt muterlnllv reduced bv frost wo blieve; : values must work t considerably"! lower. 1 Nestr l'ork f-rodsjc. . -New Tork, Oct Flour firm nnd high er. Minnesota rttent $5.40 to f&.!X; Winter patents R86 to KtS. Ryo flour firrn. buckwheat flour quiet Citrnmeal oulet; Erie white and yellow 1160 iP H.65, ' - . Kyo firm. Barley steady. - ' Wheat, spot nrm; No. i red eleva tor. , Options to lc. not higher. Dec 114'; May 11H.' ' Corn, spot Arm: No. 2, elevator. Op tional to lc. net higher. Doc 12; May ost spot nrm; mixen ma. , , 5 Butter steady.- nqhangeo o-;,-!V ' v Chet'so Arm, unchanged. ' ? 'Ejgi firm; nearby selected white 34 to X; do good to choloo 29 to 33; do brown and mixed fancy S3 to SS; first to extra mts 24 to-27. - Ja"- -f- ' Freights and peanuts quiet, unchanged. Pntalret firm: Maine per tack $L2o to $1.25; do Long tsland pf barrel $2 to til&S', do state in tiuik per is lbs, H.T9 to i:io. Pennsylvania 1.7n to 2.J7; do Jersey per turrel tl 75 to I2.2S; tweot potatoes. Jer sey pr barrel U to 82.50; do sound t75 to ;j.2. - , - , Calibaget -steady, unchanged." lieef steady.,, Cut meats tteady, Iird firm: Western prime $9.20 to fft.SO. Pork firm. Petroleum ' Ann. llotin steady, Turpentlno quiet.. :. ;v?, Rica firm,. - Molasses ster.dy. " Hugnr, raw steidy: fair refining S3.48; centrifugal 9(i test , 13.95: molasses sugar 13.10. Reflne-J tteajy. ;orre, spot fluiet; no. 7 Rio eyii No. 4 Santos S., Mild coffeo quiet; Cordovs to 12ft. Futures closed steady, 5 points lower. Chicago Grain and Prorislon. Chicago, Oct 9. Wheat prices on ths local exchange sdvartced to-day to new high record marks lor tho season, th May delivery telling, up to 110 and De cember opti n to tL. At the close tho December delivery shoved x net gain for tho day at 1 to lHc, Corn was tip to Jc. Onts were 4c higher. Provisions were 10c. to 5c Higher. WHEAT-' . ; Hhrn I.ow ClOit 4tuy . .. .. .... to's in lmn Jc 104 ml 104'A May ., COhN- July . r;c. . May.. OATS- July .. Doc... May . PORK- Oet. .. Jan. I.ARD- Oct Jun. ., nir!!- May . Oct. ., Jan. . .. liu-u ' 61 45114 i km, . 679 60 mi Bll 56 M'4 ' SITi 65 14.37 15.(i2 9.15 8.o 8.37 7.H2 8.12 15.82 16.50 9.1S 8.95 S.32 7.92 8.12 9.15 8.87 8.27 7. 82 8.02 Naval Store. New Orleans, Oct. 9. Receipts: Rosin, 131 harrelt; turpentine, 28 barrels. Ex- ports nous Kavunnah, Ga., Oct, 9 Spirits turpen tine firm, 60; tales 2J0: shipment 72t); shipments 1M. li'ln dnn. Soles 1W: recelpU 1.479; slilpments 1,7',0. Stock vl.K'A. Quote: A C 84.1B; D ll.iO; E $4.36; F 14.65; O 84.66; H fl.fiii; 1 $4.i; K 84.70; M $4.90; N $5.20; W O tt.70; W W $5.85. Charleston, K. C, Oct 9. Turpentine firm, 6U',4: salts none. Kosln firm; Skies none. ABC $4.06; D t4.W; K It TO; K $4.60; O f 1.50; H $4.55; I hm K tui; M $4.85; N $5.16; W O $ 66; W W $5.95. Wilmington, Oct 9. SpMU turpentine steady, 4!H4: receipts 60 casks. Rosin steudy, $3.86; receipts Sid . Ttir arm, S2.Sot recelpU W. t'rude turpentine firm, $2.76, $4 and $4; receipts i 41. . (.,.. New Orleans Spot Cotton. Now Orleans, Oct 9.-Jotton, spots clos ed quiet, steady and unchanged; mid dling 11; sales were 300. bales on the spot nnd 1.60 to arrive. ' Future opened quit, 1 to t Points un der yterdy's closing. I'ntll late In thv day ther wat a slight uptnrd tendency based i mainly on cold weather predic tions. "A rumored bank failure In the ICast wit seised upon at a- pretext Jo nut n,wn price near the close, themnrVet dropping nearly 10 points. Final pront tukint; ctUkf?ii a small recovery, the clots bol4g steady unil four point net lower. October oDcnc.l 11.14. liluli 11.15. low 11. "f. ii' "'; July UK; Oct ilu; Nov. mm; jjec 11. OL JAM1-M M. DARK TALKS. Exposlttnn'N Intp - Director Oneral Glad 110 is Out. WaKhtngton Post v J. M. Barr, late director general of the JajneMown Exposition, was In Washington a few hours yesterday . . , .l. .. r-i,u , .., . r I " ' understood tna,t during the day no tamed exposition maiicr 1 over f with . J. H. Edwards, Assistant Secre M?r.v ? ne treasury. He also saw Andrews, vice president of the Southern Railroad, ' " , - "l am glad I am out ot W ald Mr. Barr, when asked about hla resignation, which bcame effective last Saturday, All the explanation of this statement he would add waa that there had been too much dl vision At authority In the conddcl of the exposition to make it posslbla for him to remain and at the game time efficiently carry on the eiposl Uon to a auccewful conclusion, Mr. Barr is quick and ; business like, and ' ImpreHses one Vas being the last person In the world to tolerate quibbling over individual prerogatives when work; i to be done. He whs president of the Sea board Air Line Railway until two years ago, and is now attending to hla own. financial interests in tho East ern South, He was asked to throw additional light on tho controversy which re mitted in tiie relinquishment of the p;wt of social director by CharleVw, Kohlsaat, commlwloner general of the exDosRIon. ' . , ' "All I can say la that Mr. Kohl. saat who Is .always thoroughly a gentleman,' wa badly treated," re plied Mr. Barr. "He only ceased to be social director, and still holds the position of . commissioner general. In the latter capacity he ' did . very valuable work for the exposition, and byt vimting- foreign nations and get ting them to participate waa largely ifuntrumental in making the exposition possible." - - Regarding the success of tha ex position during the remaining two monthii, or the possibility of the government getting th $000,000 tui &U9JLL:. Mr . Bart oultUgay, jiotWug ior Duoiication. t : model years, new Greensboro Supply Ca GREENSBORO, N. C CARDS ; . MASON MACHlNEWORICG COTTOH MACHIfJER TAUNTON, COMBERS : : LAP MACHINES , . . LC2MS SOUTHERN OFFICE AT CHARLOTTE' C EDWIN HOWARD, AGENT. ' " " -rf k Dally Cotton Markeu New York. Oct 9.-Oatvcton, tone firm: middling 12; net receipt 7.9til; gross re ceipts T.9C1; salesvt74; stock 68,316; oonti netit l,4ti; coastwise lIsTi New Orleans, tone quiet; middling TTi; net -recelnta 3.092: grow reclpU 2,141; sale 1,800; stock 74,005. Mobile, tone firm; middling k',' net receints 3,684: gram recipts i.M sales 275; ttock 20,482; coastwise 1,449, Savannah, tone quiet; mmdung ii;, net recelpU 10,774: gross receipts 10.774;. sales 4.857; stock 97.132; continent 8.700; coast wise 1.6ti4. - - - i Charleston, tono firm; middling 'it-; ret recetr-ts 2.679; gross receipts stock 21,311; coastwise $60, ,- ,; . Wilmington, ton; steady; middling 11: net receipts 4.170; grots receipts ( 4,170; stock $4,047; Ot, Fwltain 11.773. - Norfolk, tone steady; middling 11; net recelots 2.779; grots receipts. 2.778: sale Hki ttoek. 21.W1;. coastwise 1.402. r Itaiumore, tor.e nominal' miauling u': gross receipts 5u0; stock 3.413; coastwise 3,402. . ..; - 3-:- New York, tone trniet; middling H.Ka. grots receipts 4.444; stock ltil,2f; Ot Uri- lain 4,470; continent ?w. .- ( -Boston, tone oulct: middling 11.85: net receipts 4; gross receipts 4.S0H: Ot. Britain 1.013. , , w Philadelphia, tone quet; middling 12.10; grots receipt lffl; stock 2.C69. , Total to-day, at all ports, net 34.442; Ot Britain 17.2&t; continent 10,850; ttock 60S,. 556. Consolidated, at all noru. net 164.863: Ot Britain 29,241; continent 31,655; Mexico M0. , - ' Total since Sent 1. t all porta, net 81.447; Gt. Britain 231.921: France 74.366: continent 230,810; Japan 36; Mexico 260. INTERIOR MOVEMENT. ,, Houston, tone oulet- middling 13; net receipts Q.987; grogs' receipts (1,987; ship menu 6,281; tales 63; stock 4H.383. Augusta, tone quiet; middling 119-18; net receipts 4.478; groat receipts 4.740; ship ments 3,059; sale 2.212: stock 84,509. Memphis, tone sttady; middling 11; net recelpU 1.4C3; groat receipts l.0; shlp mentt 414; sales 1,550; stock 28,806. St. Louis, tone quiet; middling 11; net recelpU '3; gross recelpU 1.279; shipmenu w; SIOCK i.llB. - , Cincinnati, net receipts lfiJ; grot re ceipts 1B; shipments i54; stock 8.359. Louisville, tone nrm; middling iz. IJttle Rock, tone steady; middling 11U: n?t receipt 315; gross recelpU 315; shlp menti 3K6; stock 8,994. , Total to-dav. net receipt 18.421: gross recelct 14.u9: shipments 11.678: lalos 2.825: ttock 124,337. Liverpool Cotton. Liverpool. Oct . Closing: Cotton, spot In fair demand; prices 3 to 17 points lower- American middling 4.24; good ordinary 62; ordinary 502. The sales of the day were 8,w bales, of which I.Oim) were for speculutlonr and ex port and includaJ 6.4 American. Re ceipts pone. Fiitttre opened steady and closed bsre- lv sK-.sdy. American mioaung g. o. c. Oct. .18 8.11 6.044 6fti 5 9j, 6.99 5.W 5 9S', 5.9H RH4 6.97V4 Oct-Nov .... Nov-Dec. .. Doo-Jan on-IVb Ken-March.. March-April April-May ,. May-Juno ... June-July ... July-Aug. .. NEW YORK COTTON. New York. Oct. Cotton, spot closed qutn; middling upland 1LS6; middling gulf 12.11); stiles nono. r urures opened , steady anu ,: ciojea ktctdy. O pc tr- High liow Close Ott JO.Mb 3Vj 10.93 lO.iO Nov .. 16.98-11 10.91 10.91 v 10.M rxi v.. 11.18 11.19 It. 10 11.13 Jan. .. .. II. tft 11.13 m 11.1)3 H.B7 Feb U.08b 11.11 Manh .. ...... 11.18 .. 11.20 . 11.11 11.14 April .. .. .... H.UOb 11.18 U.i 11.11 May. 11.24 11.24 J1.18 11.49 June 11.25-28 . 11.21 July .. 11.28-30 11.30 li.2 ll.a Aug. ..... .. v 11.26 cfd , . llaltlmore Produce. Raltlmnre. Oct, 9. Flour firmer: winter patent $4.95 to $3.10; spring patent $5.7i to Svhcat strong; spot- contract 1t. to 107: Southern bv tampte 98 to 102. Corn -strong; spot mixed 71 to. 72; No. 2 white 71 to 72. . , rtata nrm-ir: no. a mtxea .iu tn Ri Hy firm; No. 2 Western domestic 9E to ... utmer tirmT, nncnangeti. Fncy inil tath.n 24 to 26: fancy creamery Si to 82; fn.?v ladlo 22 to 23: store peeked 1 to 20. ggs sieany, nncnangen, v. to 27. Cheese, now .firmer; .large If: flat 14: a sir II lb4. bngar unchanged, coarse granulated $5.10; fan'.y $1.10. , CsUmatea To- 1 T-at Year R,:"3 12-'J 15.453 morrow v 1. 4-4.AOO .. 4-6.0O0 , ., 6-1,000 New Orleans Houston Oulvcston - ComparaUve Port Receipts.' ' To. f st ' , nay .Year Oulveston '.. .... .. ... .. 7,;i 17.9.V) New Orleans v a,i 10.972 Mobile , . v . 2.5S8 3.'3 Stivannnti .. .. 10.774 f,272 Charleston . .i .... Wllmlngun .. .. 417 ' 2K1 NOriOlK f t,9 f . . Charlotte Cotton, " ' These flgnres represent th prices paid to wagons. Oct 8, (Kod tnltlrlllng ,. .. . 'M Strict middling ,. 11 Middling ., ,. ............ . 11 14 -t Cliarlotto Produce. tfnrrmftmA Malls' bar It. If.- Field A rVl.f lien per hwio ..... ....... JMiM1 Chickens spring ., ,.. . - 21)1-1 Imrks .. i. ... .. .. .. ....... Z ' Eggs .....f., , .. 2KF22 Ult4r g.r .'.! m i$i '$ ,' te )5'(4i) Ky - ' ti.Ve- ( Kr- V n 11 i ' . ' are t a " y s C V9 Cotton rLMLLJAi.ft4. M..t.-jit4j.. Uutt 1-ree.l .7 T.7... .. ........rO itsf 4 A. J, c: PeUcc ini!;rovccl 1 CD Used about three and good as. as FHAIIES , M - Tim Dry Goods Market. New Yrk, Oct 9 Th dry goods mar ket continues generally ? quiet i Under wear and hoilefy ore in auiet demand, al though some Uses are very scare. Cot ton yarns are quiet and there Is some dis position to feel that the bottom has been reached tor some days at least. Silk ziece goods sre generally quiet but prices sr firm. More interest it being shown In of ferings of foreign dress goods lining and some cotton.i Tho Jobbing trade - la of rnullcr volume. ReUllcro are doing a more active fall trade. . Tlte Sfoney Hgrket " New York, Oct . Money on call firm, 2 to i per cent. -ruling rate 6; closing bid 2; offered at 3, . ' Time loan firm, 60 day 6 and 80 day tt to 7: tlx months . . Closo: Prune mercantile paper 7 , per cent, i sterling exchange firm, with ac tual business in bankers' bills t 4m06 to 486.1 for demand and at 482.36 to 482.40 for 0 day bills. Commercial bills 482 to 4S"4, Bar - slier 64. Mexican Jolkirs 6u. Government ' bonds steady. : Railroad bonds heavy. NEW YORK BONDS. r. R. refunding 2s registered I!. S. refunding. 2s coupon .... ... J064 ... 106H . 101 IV, S. 3s registered..... V. 8. 3s coupon : TT. 8. New 4s registered t ' e 123 IT. S. New 4s coupon .... ... ..... American Tobacco 4a., ..i American Tobacco fit.. -.. .. a , ..I, , . - i ' r ... ... 63I .,. 971? Aiuiiufuu Keiiciai w....v ... .. Atchison adjustment 4s bid.. ...... Atlantic Coast Line 4 bjd..' ...... Baltimore & Ohio 4s,.........,., Baltimore & Ohio 3Vs.... ,.f Brooklyrtl R T, fv 4s.... .... .... 87H : 9S ,90 Central of Georgia 8s bid - a s ' ai - I Cuntral of Georgia 1st Inc. ofd...... -79 - Central of Georgia 2d Inc. ofd Central of Georgia 3d Inc. ofd..,i4. 4RM Chesapeake & OttIe-4Vt...4 -..'. Chicago & Alton 2Vii.... ..... ...... . 63 Chicago, U. A Quincy new 4s.. .. .. 934 Chicago, R. U& P. R. R. 4s........ 67VJ Chicago, R. 1 & P. R. R. col. 6s ofd 83 C- G(-C,;4 St. Louis gen. 4 bid... W Colorado Industrial 6 Series A...t.. 49 Colorado -Midland 4s bid .. C3U Colorado ft Southern 4s .... .... .. . 84 Cuba 5 , 1 Denver ft Rio Grande 4s ofd........ 96 Distillers' Securities 6a.. YA'i Krlo prior lien 4 bid.. .; ' D4 Etle General 4s bid 79 . Hocking Valley 4s bid.. 99 . Janan V certtnentes ur Jspan 4H eertlflcates 2d Series 88V Louisville ft Nashvtue .. .. .. i, .... Wft Manhattan consol gold 4a ofd 98 Mexican Central 4x bid .7 .,....... 76 Mexican Central lsClne. bid.. ..... 15' Minn., ft St. Louis 4 ofd,. 80 Missouri, Kansas .ft Tex 4s nv 96 Missouri, Kansas ft Texas ids 81 National R., R. of Mexico consol 4s 77H New York Central general HVa.... 89 New' Jersey Contra! general 6s..... 119H Northern Poclftc Ji. .... ... 09 Northern Pacific 4s,... ...... ....... 99 Norfolk ft Western consol 4s. 93 Oregon Shrrt. Lino rfdg. 4s 96 Penn. ev, .......... .......... 94 Reading General 4s .... .... 10 St. L. ft Iron Mountain consol Ss bid VTS St. Louis ft San Francisco fgf 48.... 78 St. Louis Southwestern', consol 4a... 70H ' 84 - 10t 111 ; 70 w 944 107 CS 74 - 82 80 90- '102 ' si Snaboard Air Line 4s.. .. .. Southern Pacltte 4s bid ? .. Southern Pacific 1st 4s certificates.. Southern Railway 6s.... ...... ........ Tnxaa & Pacific lsts ofd. .. ........ Toledo, St. Louis ft Western 4s bid rnlon pacino u tTnlon Pacini- cv. 4s certificates .... T. S. Steel 2d ts , Wataah lt,..,. ........ .. Western Md. 4s Wheeling ft Lake Erie 4s,. ........ AVlcconsIn Ontral it ofd Japan 4 clfs . ..i AU'hliOn cv. 4s, ...... Atchisou cv, -,6s..... .... .... ..,... Interborough Metropolitan 4 .... .'.''.'.X'.',. ' ; 'V" ' '''"" ;f .tit' CIXISIXO STOCK LIST. Ada intVJSxpreis . ...... Amalgamat"d Copper - , A.mriin Cur A. Foundry 1S8 , tin S5 American Cr A Foundry preferred American Cotton Otl .... .,. American Cotton Oil preferred ., American Express .., - American Hide ft Leather preerred Amerl-an Ice ' . Amerlcnn Llnteed Oil ... Amerlcnn Unfeed Oil preferred ... American Locomotive .v ... .... 90 304 185 W 80 AH it American Smelting ft Itcnnlng .... 8$ . w.U M.-.t.ij i- ifiwi" P American Sugar Rofinlng ... .. ... ,I14 American Tobacco nreterrea eerur,, n Anaconda' M'nlng Co.. .. . AtchUon 35 M Atehlinn preferred ..... ..... ........ LAtlnntle ?CoHt Une ...-.k VR. Haitimore a. urw Ba-lthnore ft Ohio preferred Rrooklvn Rapid Transit v .... Canadian Pacific ....'. Nl 43 IfiO t'enlrol ef New Jersey 173 Chtwitwake ft -OHIO 29 8 142 1164 v ntC4go urest ,wwi-im . ... Chicago ft Nnrthwencrn t. .... fMcn go, Mil. A St Paul .... ......f Chlcugo Terminal ft 'fran.,,. ...... Chlcngo Terminal ft Trant,; pfd.. C. C, (?. ft St. Wuia . Colorado Fuel Iron ..... Colorado ft Southern ........ ...... 17 1t ,..v stnmsch. causing dyspepsia. weak Heart with palpitation or Inter- mlttent pulne, - - always means weait rtomach nerves or weak Heart norvrt. Strengthen these 'Inside or tontrolllPg htrca with Hr. hhoops hestorslUe nd co how quickly thcte ollmentt dlsspr". Bhoop, ot ruclne. Win-.-, will mall Mmpies free. Write for thei. - A test will tell. Your health la cerlatrily worth thlt simple trial. Sold bMullen'e riiaimacy. OOOOOOCOOCCICvCOOOOOCXjOCjOO PALL FESTIVAL CAIIPAIIAIJI r LESTE?- PIAli;03 aAAAAftpalift sa ttftftAAAAAAstAA tWWVVMfsftaft!,, w ar S"S-W a tasr WsvW t Is, ;rH Tr.YCiV T.. c :i i.0TTCj t:. Cs, Li'i tevclvinz Hat Ccrlf, Railway Heads, Drawing Frarnw, fpinninjc Frames, ' Twisters and Spoolers ; QulIIers and Reels, . m mf . w Looms, . . C0MBKR5 kiTC. ETtV Manufacturers and -Jobbers-- sTleqnently nnd It necessary to have Banking Facilities in ad dltion to Ukose offered by local banks. - . , ' .-- - , ..." THE ';W'lblisd.fed-: OF RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, , With ( $1,000,000.00 Capital . - ' - Earned Surplus $80O',000.00 , $5,500,000.00. Deposita . , $,000,000.00 Total , Resonrces Offens Just tiio Additional Fa. cilltles Required ...h v ' - t - Jno. B. s PurceH,; Presldentt Jno. M. Miller, JrVlcePrcri dent; Cba' R. Bornettt. As-' alsunt Cashier; J. C Joplin, Aseiaunt' 4MbJea .-,, . . . - CATLIN &, CO. Commission Merchants . 345 and 347 Broadway, New ...,; York Boston ' Philadelphia COtTON YARNS V All number Skemc, : Warps, ; Oops and Cones COTTON GOODS. , Colorado & Southern 1st preferred.. Colorado ft Southern 2d preferred.. Consolidated Oas ..... ..... 614 8X4 98 , 13 12" 156 47ft "194 87 3S 42 S14 1194 Corn Producti Refining .-.r .. -. .... Cora Products Refining preferred... Delaware ft Hudson Delaware, Lackawanna West,... Detiver ft Kio Grande Penver AV Rio Grande prefei Distillers' Securities , Frie Brie 1st preferred t ... Erie 2d preferred ... .......... General Electrlo ....... Illinois Central ............. International Phncr .... ... ... a in 69 ' 204 84 J5 ;4 20 604 101 Iti International Paper preferred ...... International pump ..... .... International. Pugip preferred.. .... Iowa Central ........... ... .., Iowa Central preferred., .. f,., .... Kffnsa aty Southern ..... Kansas City Southern preferred ,i Louisville ft Nasiiviue Mexican Central - .... , Minneapoli ft St. Louis .i 38 Minn., m. y. ttauir me. ai 924 Minn., St. P. ft Stult Stc. M. pfd.... X Mtfsotin Racine ..... ... ... .... Missouri. Kansas ft Texas - M 284 Missouri. Kansas ft Texas .preferred 64 National Lead! ..... ... ........... 4.' National R. R. of Mexico preferred 444 New York Central ior New York, Ontario ft Western ,'. 29 v Norfolk ft Western .... ........ 68 Norfolk ft Western preferred . .,, 78 North American 674 Paclfitv Mail ..... .... Pennsylvania ... i 118 People' Gas ............ ...... 844 PltUburg. U, tJ. ee Du LOUi.. ...... Pressed Steel Car.... . '214 75 165 90 77 ; is4 7V4 -14 41 S3 154 4.1 794 109li, ; 114 47 15 23 , -m 434 J2SN M4 8S. 41,1, 23 . 8A . 2 is'vj 91 . 17- Presed Steel Car preferred , : . , , Pullman Palace v&r rteaoing .... ...... Weadlng 1st preferred Reading 2i preferred , i .. f .. ... Republic Steel ..... j6puinc teei prcterrea .......... Rock Islsnd Co ,.,...w.. Rock-Island Co. prs'errod St Louis ft San-FrancUco 2d pfd.. St. 'I.'uis Southwestern .. .. ...... St.. I.o'.il Southwestern preferred. Southern Pacific - Southern Pacific preferred .... .... Southern Railway ... .... ........ Southern Railway preferred .... Tennctsee Cost ft iron ..... ... ..,. Texts ft Pacific . ........ Toledo,. St. Louis ft West ' Toledo, St. Lout 6,vveat. pia...... Inlon Pacific ... . ... ...u rnlon Pciflo preferred ...v .... T'nltert States Express .... ... ....... United States Realty .,, lrnltel States Rubber United Slates Rubber preferred .... United States. Steel ....... United States Steel preferred Virginia Carolina tChemlcal -.1'.;,.' virsinis Cnralm L'hemicni Pia... Wabash .... ... ...w... Wabash preferred wens rirsv r,&L-ii-.il,.,,, i,.,,,,.. Westinghotise Eloctrlc... 120 , western Union w Wheeling & Lake'Erle ..-, V Wisconsin Central v ... H4 Wisconsin Central preferred .... 8J.4 Northern Pacific ,.,. ,,., 124 Central Leather ..... .... ..... . 154 C'or.tral leather preferred ft .. , 8o Slots Sheffield , , .. ........ 40 ureal unmfin jmiciihj ., u Interborough Metroocllun ........ ; w Interborough Metropolitan pfd.,: 24 c A T2 1 Itoiv about healing your home? ? SEE HACKNEY BR03., The Plunfcing and Heating Contractors. We carry full ,Ilne of supplies. Thone Sli. 0 W. l iftii St, tijaiUAJJLi.il..-, FSB 1 . ' .1 -1 if-. 4f2Kl -VTc::;scqket blubbers, " Roving Frames Intermediates, Jack Frame Vi!!i3m B.Cl!?.rlas t Ofllces Charlotte,. N. Boston, Mas,-and Amsterdam, N. Y. . ' A. ' "Main Office--. Arasterdam, N. Y. . ' , Single Lift Jacqturd with Independent ejllnde' 'x . motssr , THOMAS II AXi TON'S SOM 1 11.'" '.'.tmm'''., l--l,J( JENCKES SPINNING CO. .- COTTOX MRNS : Main Office: PAWTUCILET, R L ' HIGH-GRADE' SPINDLE, Sconree Rett OQa and 3rctues, Xobrl ' Water Potrits. Ajcnts W attles Dresalne Compound. GEO. B. HISS OIL CO. J. SPENCER OOMMISSION OFFICESi ' New York.' Philadelphia, Yarns and Cotton Piece Goods. - PAULSON, LINKROUJM :& CO. GoUttoirii' 87-80 LEOWARD STREET 1S9 CHESTNUT STREET ' 180 MARKlTf STREET ; fc ' ; TWO BRICK STOBES ( . ;. on one of the principal streets of the 'CdifXi good X .r; - ' investment. Call at onice. V: R. ; ,jfer; Gbefoaiite. J ' 207 No rtlt Tryon. . " " HUGH LIACRAE & CO., ? Bankers.';:::';,:: Allscellaneons Southern ScaiHtles v WILMINGTON, N. C.C" WaalUngton, D. C 408 Colorado RIdg. Cotton Mill Stocksir 4- LEONARD I. HUNTER ATt.nTTTTT!f!T ' rlRb floor,' Trust Rldg. ;.Tlrane S7C CnARLOTTB. N. C JALMES F.. I.UTCHELj CO. Cotton Yarns and Cotton i-rt' ClotllS.iV::X . CONSIGNMENTS SOLICITED. ' Philadelphia. 1 23 nnd 13 Uliestaut St. Boston. 189r Snnunev St Kew York. No. W ronarrt SL' , Clhtrlotte. 21 ft Tryon Si. . N Dest Liquors at Reduced Prices i (A tf IT' Autcmatic Fc:i;r3, , ; Openers and Trunk, Creaker, Intermediate and Finisher Lappers, . , ' .A , Klrschncr Cerdinj Ccaten J Thread Extractors, - ; - WastelPickers, etc. . Raw. Stock Dryers ETC., LTTC, j. r ' f COTTON TARNS. COTTON GOODS - 1 j , AND COTTOX WASTE. CSH UALTOtN'S JACQVARO rhlUdelohla. Pa. PhlladelphU Ofllcet Mariner Jc Merchant Boildhrfs ' tV. A. SPEIXISSY, Manager- LOOM, ENGINE, AND YALYE Greases, Ready-Mixed Paints. Cold TURNER CO: - MERCHANTS " Chicago, Bt Loultt, jLoidon, Zngland. - f ' NEW TORK - . PlIIIiAlJFXPHIA . . . 43HICAOO HOOK AND ROGERS -ARCHITECTS-' CHARLOTTE A GREENSBORO. N.C HUBBARD BROS. & CO., U AS OVER. SQUARE, NEWvlORJS. EMBERS OF New Tork Cotton Ex., , enange. New Orleans Cotton Ez , .- cnange. Associate . Members Live , pool Cotton Exchange. . , ' ORDERS SOLICITED For the pur- , chase and sale ef cotton for future , ' delivery. . Correspondence Invited. . . A. D. tSALKELD & BRO ; . COMMISSION MERCHANTS, fit-73 Leonard Street,, NEW TORK. COTTON TARNS. ' .5 Fred'k Vietor Achelis. .. line of whiskies and imported cqrdialt offer tb rrr beet tsJuss at th lowest pries.'; i - . .f v My stock eontaina about all the best brands; and mine is th only ', ttousa In Lynchlmrg that buys goods direct from distillers whew not sU tha retail tradt, thereby savins roe one man's profit. ---,:- A few of the lon list of eiceptiona! offers are ' - ' Lazarus Club, Creami of Whiskies. $4.00gaL ;; '. ' Apple Brandy,- - $2.50 and $3.60 " , Rye whiskey, $2.00, $2.50, $3.00, $3.50 " Mountain Whiskey, ' $2.50 ' - ' ' tDorn Whiskey, , . . $2.00 and $2.50 " . Yadlcin River Corn, . 4 full quarts. $2.50 " Albermarle Rye, , 4 full quarts, $3.00 A second order will surely follow a trial of any of these brands. These Prfccs Include Express Charges Mail orders are filled on the day received, and - forwarded on first trains. WRITE FOR PRICE LIST ' ' LARGEST MAJC ORDER HOUSE IN THC SOUTH I. LAZJHIUS, - Lynchburg, Vp. a)attatK.-b-M-:vk,' Jnm n
The Charlotte Observer (Charlotte, N.C.)
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