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CHARLOTTE DAILY OBSERVER, MARCH" 10, 1963. jCOMHEBCJg AXD ..PIKAK.CE THE .COTTON' MARKET STEADY NolhiDg Doinr Much In the Staple, But the I'udertone U Healthy Unn at the Owning nd Stfwdy T at the Cloning llcduetloii of -German Bank Rate a Fayorablc " Feature Humors, Wise andOthcr wlw, Have 'Their Effect. New Tork; March 9. Tha cotton mar ket was quiet to-day but showed a gen erally steady undertone and j closed dy at a net advance of 8 to 15 points.) Charleston, tone quiet; middling 11; net esfor the day estimated at U5.0W receipts 902; gross rrcelp 802; stock 16. a. . J 1 818. " stea Kalesfor i' market opened firm at an advance M to 1J polnu and during 'the early '. alon sold 12 to 15 points net higher on ,e-VB active -months as a. result oi cover lag and some moderate bull support which was encouraged by higher eaoles, good Engliah spot sales, a bullish BrlUah ' oard of trade report, rumor that con siderable sales had been made out of the local stock and reports of rains in tbe - west central belt. Offerings Increased at ' the .advance, however, pwlng to the ab v sence of aggressive buying and during the- middle, session the market reacted or 7 polnu irom the top under realising and local bear pressure but ralllled again toward the close, with last prices within a point or so of the top on the old crop '-. months. There were further reports of delayed crop preparations, but new crop month were relatively quiet and easy. .It is rumored that sales of 1.000 bales have been made out of the local stock to Georgia mills which wlU take the cotton at the rate of 600 bales per week begin ning April 1st The reduction In the Ger man bank rate at the close of last week was considered a favorable feature, and ' bulls placed some streaa on a reported decrease of 20,000 in the number of idle freight cars In the country since Feb ruary 1st. Southern spot markets. were unchanged to 1-lKc. higher. Advices from ' Fall River claimed that further curtail ment by spinners was expected. Receipts at the ports to-day 19.486 bales against 18.938 last week and 13,978 last year. For the week . estimated ' 100,000 bales against 106,503 last week and 107,906 last year. To-day a receipts at New Or leans 1912 against 8.083 last year and at Houston 3,461 against 8,249 last year, SHARP RALLY IN STOCKS. Hante to. ReeD Profits Starts the Se curities Market Off at s Hot Pace ; Prices Drag Again by Midday. - iKew Tork, March . Tha conservative Views held by professional operators In stocks over the Improvement In eondi- ' - tions underlying values of securities were indicated by their aotion to-day follow . Inc the sharp advance which occurred In 'prices on Saturday. Ther waa evident haste to reap such profits as war afford ed by the over-Sunday demand for stocks ; attracted by Saturday's advance, and tha trading started off at a fast pace, the transactions during tha first hour footing tap a quarter ef a million shares. The second hotqr's business, however, dropped to below 90,000 shares and midday found prices dragging again about Saturday's , closing level, v With the outside demand thus fed and 'professional holdings cor " respondlngly lightened, there was some resumption afterwards of' operations for . theadvance; The demand was not large, but the floating supply of stocks was found to be light again and prices were put up .without encountering formidable ' obstacle The low reserves of grain, re ported in farmers' hands by the govern- ment's experts, whdae figures were made public during the day., show to how ' large an extent the export of our surplus supplies' already has. been made In the rusJT'to liquidate bur financial necessities following the panic The secondary rise , In prices, was firmly held to the end. . Bonds' were firm; -Total sales, par value. t?JP8.O00. - ., . ' '',. . 1 j. 8. bond were . unchanged on call. Total sale stocks to-day 692,200 shares, including: Copper 13,800; Cotton Oil 600; Smelting 88.800; Sugar ISOOr Tobacco 300; C A 0, (00; L. & N. MOO: N. & W. 1,000; Reading 168,9w; soutnern Kaiiway vw; preferred 60; Union Pacific 119.700; V. S. Steel 82.400; Virginia Carolina Chemical 100 Bless 900. .... : New York, March (.-Standard Oil 610, New Tork. March 9. M. V O. ct. 4s 75 bid. ., , . Baltimore. March J. Seaboard common 4; preferred v - Hubbard Bros. & Co.'a Cotton Letter. . Special lo The Observer.. - New Tork, March 9. With, the Lan cashire spinners taking 10.000 bales from tha Liverpool market and with excellent board of trade returns of the exports of yarns and goods from . .Great Britain ' since the 1st of January that market came higher than was anticipated. There .. waa soma buying from abroad on . this . basis, which absorbed all of tha offerings during the day. and at the close the market looked higher We near, more of ; Improving general business to-day than for several weeks. People are admitting that there is an important though a slow one In progress. It may in the time reach the spinners as It is showing up In re- orders to the goods merchants. This en couraging sign of affairs la becoming tentatively accepted but has not yet been felt In the market, where the trader are : still in "doubt as to whether It haa come vto tay or not. Liverpool la expected 2 points better' to-morrow. Comparative Port Kecelpts . I To- Last . Day. Year, : Galveston .. New Orleans ; Mobil Savannah Charleston Wilmington . Norfolk....,, "-, Boston ...... Pensaeola .. , Various.. Philadelphia . I ;' Total .... t-.....7.2M .... ..4,918 904 .......1.841 ....... 32 1.875 1.221 '.'.".'.'.'.'.tili 37 62 13,673 8,083 3k 8.273 : 6M . 2,119 601 8,097 19,481 83.9.8 Chicago Cfettie Market. t Chicago, March 9. Cattle, receipts 26. 000; steady. Steers 84.86 to 86.16; stocker and feeders 82.75 to K90; cow 83.26 to 85; heifers 8250 to 86.25; bulls 83.40 to Ii50; , v calves 86.75 to 87.25. Hogs, receipts 42,000; market 15c up. Choice heavy shipping 84.80 to 34.8T: butcher 84.75 to 84.85; light mixed 84.70 to 84.75; choice light 84 75 to 34.80; pig " $3.60 to 84.60; bulk of sales 84.70 to 84.80. . Sheep, reeelpU 20.000, steady, 10c. hlgh .Jf; sheep 84.60 to 86; lambs $6 to 87.15; ;.rllngs 86 to 86.25. . ' New York Cattle. " 'New Tork, March 9 Beeves, receipts . 8.6S5; steer 84.50 to 86; bulls S3.60 to 84.50; cows 8125 to 84.25; culls 32.50. - waives, receipts 1428; veals 85.50 to 89.50; culls 84 to 85: barnyard calves 83 to 83 60; Western do 83.60. . Sheep and lambs, receipts 12.611; sheep 83.60 to 86; no prime sneep offered; lambs 86 to 17.80; yearlings 8 to 87. ' Hogs, receipts 14,739; market 15 to 25c ' higher at 85 to 85.25. , .. .. - -".' 7 Interior Reeelpta. . ' ' - - To-' Last . . Dy. Tear. Memphis ...... .... 2.4S6 Augusta .. ... .... ... .,. xv - St. Louis , . Cincinnati .... .. 47 Houston .. .. .. .. 8, 46 Little Rock i 334 Beautlf"lng method that Injur the skin and health are dangerous. Be beaUliruT without -injuring yourself, by taking 'Holliater' Rock Mountain Tea, Lovely complexion follow it us. 35c, Tea or Tablet. K. H. Jor dan ft Co. ' - Dally Cotton Market. Xw Tork, March . Galveston, tone steady; middling- 11; net receipts 7,2(2; gross reclpt 7,2W; aalea 947; atock 147,770; tock 2.488. . . . , New Orleans, tone steady; 'middling 11; net receipts 4.913; gross receipts 4,913; sales 3.060; stock 200,604. . - Mobile, tone firm; middling 11; net receipt a 804; gross receipt 804;' sales 950; stock 24.445; coastwise 1.13.' Savannah, tone quiet; middling 11; net receipts 1.941; gross receipts 1.841; sales 46: stock 72,510; continent ,703; coastwise ; 1,675, Wllmlnston. tone quiet; middling 1114 net receipts 1,875; gross receipts 1.875; tock 6.126. '..' . , Norfolk, ton dull; middling 11; net receipts 1221; gross receipts 1.821; sales 60; stock 26,860; coastwise LSOS. Baltimore, tone nominal; middling 11; gross receipt 685; tock 14.578; cosstwjse 1,600. t ' New Tork. tone quiet; middling 11.65; gross receipts 2,538; sales 8.000; stock 100. 662; Gt.' Britain 814; continent 1704. Boston, tone quiet; middling 1L6; gross receipts 1,129. . Philadelphia, tone , steady; . middling 11.80; net receipt 62; gross receipts 343 tock 8.708. .. . I Pensaeola, net receipts 1.176; gross re ceipts 1,176; continent 1,176. Total to-day, at all ports, net 19.486; at Britain 814; continent 14,583; stock 621,617, Consolidated, at all ports, net 49,087; Gt. Britain 11,286; France 28,638; continent 22, lb-. Total' since Sept..!, at all porta, net 7.086.570: Gt Britain 8.516.352: France 713. 006; continent 8,555,917: - Japan 189.88 Mexico 1,239. . INTERIOR MOVEMENT, Houston, tone steady; middling 11; net receipt 8,466;. gross receipts 3,465; ship ments 8.653.- stock 63.391. Aiutusta. ton steady; middling 117-16 net receipt 847;. gross receipts 380; ship ments 454t sales 330; stock 67.su. Memphis, tone quiet: middling 11; net receipt 1.709; gross receipts 8.454; ship ments 2.512: sales 1.850; stock ws.570. St' Louis.' tone dull; middling 11; net receipts 247; gross receipts 1.292; ship ments 1,098; stock 23,U. Cincinnati, net receipts 467; gross re ceipt 467; shipments 298;: sales 12,856. - Louisville, tone firm; middling 11 CUttle Rock, ' tone quiet; middling 16 18-16; net receipts S34; gross receipts 834; shipments 122; stock 22.497. Total to-day, net receipts 6.469; gross receipt 8.392; shipments 8,137; sales 1,680; stock 288,766. ' . i New York Produce. , New York. March t. Flour quiet and unchanged. Rye flour steady. Ry dull, Wheat easy; No. 8 red 100 elevator. Options to c. net lower, May 103 JUI4T 87. Corn firm; No, 5, 73 elevator. ' Options to o. net higher. May 73 July 71. Oats steady; mixed 57. Beef steady out meats quiet; lard firm; tallow steady rosin steady; turpentine quiet Rice quiet: molasses quiet , Suar. raw unsettled: fair refining 83.48 to 83.60; centrifugal 8i ? molasses sugar 83.25: refined steady. Coffee, spot steady; 'Rio No. 7, 1 8-16 to 6; Santos No. 4. 8. Mild coffee dull; Cordova 10 to 18. Futures net w- changed to i points lower.. Butter steadier; creamery specials 28 Ho 29; extras 28; third to first 24 to 27; held creamery, third to specials 23 to 29; State dairy 20 to 24; process 21 to 25. Cheese firm; full cream - special 16; State full cream, large and small colored and white 11 to 16; skims 1 to 11. Eggs steady, nearby selected white 87; good to choice 24 to 26 brown and mixed extra 28 to 23; first 21 jto 22; Western and Southern first 21; seeonds 20 to 21. Freights to Liverpool quiet; cotton by steam 12c; grain by steam d. peanuts steady: fancy hand picked 6; other" domes tic 8 to 7. Potatoes steady, Bermuda second crop. -per barrel. 83.50 to $5.75; do Florida new whit No. 1. 84 to 86; South ern second crop 11.75 to 12.75; Long Island 81.60 to 3176; Mersey fl.'S, to 82.80; State, Pennsylvania and Western in bulk, per xji pounds, 82.37 to 82.60; European, per 168-pound bag, 82 25 to 32 75; Jersey sweets per barrel 32.60 to 4.o. Cabbage steady; red per ton .312 to $tB do per barrel 81 to 81.25; Danish seed per ton 88 to fl... Baltimore Produce. Baltimore, March 9. Flour easier, win ter patent 84 76 to 84.90; spring patent 85.46 to 85.71. . . , . Wheat, steadier: spot contract 87 to 87: do 2 red Western 98 to 9S; South ern on grade 94 to 98. Com dull, spot mixed 63 to 63; No. 2' white 63 to 63; Southern yellow 62 to 66. - oats steady: No. 3 mixed 67 fto 57. Rye firm: No. 2 Western export 89 to 90. But ter firm; unchanged; .fancy Imitation 25 to 2d; do creamery S3; do ladle 23 to 24; tore packed 20 to 22. - Eggs steady. 80 to 21c. Cheese quiet, unchanged; large 14; flats 14; small 15. Sugar unchanged; coarse granulated 86.10) fin 86.10. - ' ' Dry Goods Market New Tork.. March 9. The dry goods market opened to-day with better mall orders reported from the Western and Northwestern markets. Jobbers are doing-no less than last week, but the pleoe goods division of the market still rules slow. Fine woven shirtings for spring are now being shown In the primary markets. Raw silk Is easier and tending lower. A slight Increase In the catuca burlaps is reported by cable. Dress goods are generally quiet but some leading lines of cotton warp good for fall have been fully ordered. v Money Market. New York, March 9. Money on call easy. to 8 per cent) ruling rate 8; Closing ma ; uurrcu ,i pw crm. 4LV Tim loan quiet and Arm; 80 days SV per cent, and 90 days t to 4 per cent; six months 4V4 to 4Vt per cent Prime mercantile paper sv to per cenf.; Sterling exchange weak; closing firm with actual business In , bankers' bills at 16.30 to 486.36 for demand and at 4S3.4S to 4K3.60 for 00-day bills. Commer cial bills 48314. Bar silver U. Mexican dollars 47 " , Cotton Seed OIL -New Tork. March 9. Cotton seed oil was quiet but steady on light offerings. Prim crude I8 to 2H; prime summer yellow K: off summer yellow 96; off summer yellow K to 86; good off sum mer yellow 86 to 86V; prime white 36v to 88; prim winter yellow 38 to X. Charlotte Cotton. Th flgure repeee in pnoes paid to wagons on March Itb: Good middling 11H ftlrlct middling 11-4 Middling , U Cltarlotte Protlure. -Corrected by It H. Field A Co.) Putter .... , m . 17 911 Chickens Spring .... .. .......... JO c)k Cix-ks .. ... ... it Egg r9 Geeee per head 49 (iul Hensper bead... ... . ... t4 turkeys per lb U 4jl4 (Corrected dally by Cochraoe-McLaugb-II a Co ) rTye ..... . , . . . ... ... ..... si Cora ........... tt Cotton Seed .. . .. T iaia ...... ... ... ..m ..... .. .. 7f .Estimate. To morrow 4 v-i vm S."Vf0 7.0-,WJ T-ajrt Tear 11 74 U,eC Hustnn .. . Nw Orleans. Caiveston .... "Tbe Next Time Yon Need Machinery. You'll Write The Greens- , boro Supply Co. Splendid COR LI S3 ENGINES-slightly used. -10 D. C. Dynamos, varying 120 II. P. 2 phase A. C, Motor, 28ov. yy , . 176 H. P. I phase A. C. Motor, 28ov. W CStinMOUSC 1100 11. P. I phase A. C. Motor. 88ov. V w"fc6 wvv. 1 It Can. Warp Drying Machine, complete. 1 8 compartment sir box, for warp. ,1 Splitting Machine, for warp.- f 2 40" Curtis V Marble Brush Calendars. . 1 Calendar Press for Blankets. S Short Chain Beamera. ' 8 Two Cylinder Slashers, 'on new, other used montfla. 1 (4 Spindle Woonsocket Slubber, 18"xl6", new. Sacd-Pettea Drawing t Frames Card. CREEWSB0R0 SUPPLY CO. i - GREENSBORO, V. C. CARDS CRAYi'Ia'3 MACHINE WORKS COTTON 41 TAL,NTON COMBERS v W"85- MULES UPUACHINES at5 ' LOOMS SOUTHERN OFFICE AT CHARLOTTE EDWIN' HOWARD, AGENT. DOUBLEDAY-HILL Manufacturer ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES S - Mo'st complete stock. . ". Highest Grade, Quickest Delivery, Lowest Price. -J.D0UBLEDAY-HILII YtITT6BURO A. B. Are Lamps. Highest award Par PITTSBURG, PA. Chicago Grain and Provisions. Chicago, March 8. The wheat market here closed weak to-day on account of the government crop report on farm reserves which showed that 144,721,000 bushels of wheat are still in farmers hands. Final quotations on the May delivery wer down Ho. Corn was up lo. Oa.ts wer un changed. Provision wer. z ana to 714 and 10c.. higher. Ulga uow ciose WHEAT. Msy .. .. July .. .. September 97V 95 88 1H H H 881 WV 8H 2S ci1 6114 0S 61 S4 ' '8 46 44, 447 ' 87H 36;i i 12.28 12.15 12.15 ti.l 13M li.46 aOf) ' V.95 7.97 ; 8.4 . 8.17 8.17 .87 81 8.F6 .7.17 7.16 7.18 CORN. A4ay . July .. .. September OATS. May .. July September I'OKK. May ... ;., July u .. LARD. , May .. .. July .... rims. May July Uvprnonl Cotton. Liverpool, March t. Cotton, spot good business done; prices i points nigner; American mlddllna fair (.(SI good mid dling .33: middling 07; low middling 8.73: wood ordinary 8.2: ordinary 4.(. Bales of tha day were 10,000 bales of which .000 were for speculation ana tx- port and Included 9, American. Ke- celnta none. . t uturea opfnea nrm sna ciosca qum and steady: American middling g. o. c. March 8.84 6tV4 March-April April-May May'Jun ..... .. 6.66 6.67 June-July .... .... .. July-August ... August-September .. September-October .. October-November .. November-December December-January ,. .6T,U . . ... , 6.61V4 I.42H 8.S5H .!3 w York Cotton. New Tork. March . Spot cotton closed quiet 10 points higher; middling uplands 11.6a; middling gulf ltw; sales s.ooo. Futures opened nrm and closed steady. 0 , Open. High. Low. Close. March .... 10.56 10.63 10.66 .10.68 April May 10.67 10.76 10.61 10.78 10.78 10.68 )0.48 10.52 0.i bid 10.31 10. on io.(2 10.01 bid 10.01 10.68 10.6a 10.43 10.26 S.92 9.96 June July 10.61 Aug. 10. !2 Oct 9.961 Dec 9.981 CLOSING STOCK LIST. Adams Cxprens 16&S177 . L4 . 8i . ft1 . '27 . 8''5! . m . I4isri . 16 . 17 . . 37 . 90 maigamated copper .. .. merican Car A Foundry merioan Car a Foundry pfd American Cotton Oil .... American Cotton Oil preferred .. .. American Kxpres ' ... .... American Hide & Leather pfd. ..... American lee ...... American Linseed OH .. American Linseed Oil preferred .... American Locomotive ,. American Locomotive preferred .. American Kmeltlng a Reflnlng ... American Kmeltlng A Kenning pfd. American Rugar Refining .... .. American Tobacco preferred certlt naconda Mining Co ... ... Atchlaon Atchison preferred .. .. ..... .. .: Atlantic Coast Line ..... Raltlmor i Ohio ... Baltimore a Ohio preferred .. .. .. Brooklyn Rapid Transit Canadian Fa rifle '. Central of New Jersey .. Chesapeake A Ohio ..... .... Chicago Great Western .. . Chicago a Northwestern .. .... ,. Chicago, Mil. a tit. Paul Chicago Terminal a Transit .. .... Chicago Terminal & Transit pfd.... C, C. C. A Kt. Louis Colorado Fuel a Iron ..... ... ..... Colorado a houthern Colorado Southern lt preferred. Colorado A Southern Id preferred . Consolidated Gia .... .... .... Corn Products Reflnlng .. ...... Corn Products Reflnlng pfd. ....... telaware A Hudson ... .. Ielaware. Lackawanna A West ,. Denver A Rio Orande Denver A Rio Orande preferred ... Distillers' Securltle .. .. Erie ..J K.rle lrt preferred , .... . Krie Id preferred .... i,. (general Klectrte ..... ..... Illinois Central , International Paper ..... International Paper preferred International Pump ..... International Pump preferred Iowa Central ..,.....' ...... Iowa Ceniral preferred ,. Kansas Otv Southern Kanwf CUT Houthero preferred ... Louisville A Nashville 63 m Ml 31 71 4 8J 8WIM 4-1 14I 1 29 4 146 116 10 4S 1 2?V 4 - sr 12 ' 1-U 45 S i j,i 11 17 US la 9 M l'V r SP1KMNS FRIHFS MACHINERY ElECTRIC COttPTf and Dealers. Designed for lasting qualities. Is Exposition 1800 CIlAilLOTTE, N. C. Mexican Central Minneapolis A St. boula Minn., St. P. A SauU Bte. M Minn., St. P. A Sault 8te. M. pfd.. Missouri Pacific ... . Missouri, Kansas A Texas Missouri, Kansas A Texas pfd. ... National Lead ... .... National R. R. of Mexico pfd. ..... New York Central ... ..A.. New York, Ontario A Western .... Norfolk A Western .... . '. Norfolk A Western preferred .. .. North American v. Paelnc Mail .. .... Pennsylvania .. J.,.,., fce People's Gas Mr. ... .. Pittsburg. C. C. A St Louis .. .... Pressed Steel Car Pressed Steel Car preferred . .. ,i Pullman Palace Car ........ .. .. Reading ... Reading 1st preferred .. Reading 2d preferred .. ., .. .. .. Republic Steel .... .. Republic Steel preferred ., ., Rock Island Co.,... w. ... Rock Island Co. preferred St. Louis A Snn Franciaoo 2d pfd.. St. LouiS Southwestern ., . . St. Louis Southwestern preferred.. Southern Pacific Southern Pacific preferred 8outhern Railway ... Southern Railway preferred .. .. .. Texas & Pacific Toledo, St. Louis A West Toledo, St. Louis A West preferred 1'nlon Pacific a., , 1'nlon Pacific preferred ., .. United States -Express ... I'nited States Realty . United States Rubber .. United States Rubber, preferred .. 17 21 102 130 8-" 61 4 47 98 , 32 61 70 46 27 116 87 63 21H 7b 150 . KH 81 80 17 68 n 22 10 United States Steel , United States Steel preferred Virginia Carolina Chemical .. .. .. Virginia Carolina Chemical pfd. ... Wabash, Wabash preferred .. , Wells Fsrgo Express .... ... Westlnghouse Electric Western Union Wheeling A Lake Erie Wisconsin Central ,t, Wisconsin Central preferred .. ., ,, Northern Paoiflo ... Central Leather ..". ' Central 'Leather preferred I.'.. Sloss-ShefTleld ; ... ... i... Great Northern preferred .. .'. .... Interhorough Metropolitan .. .. .... Interborough Metropolitan pfd. .... - i NEW YORK BONDS. IT, S. refunding 2s registered ' 10314 V. S. refunding 2s coupon 104 1 U. 8. 3s registered 101 U. S. 3s coupon ,101 U. S. New 4a registered .. .. ...... 122 1 U. 8. New 4s coupon .... ....... ... 1K American Tobacco 4a , 64 American Tobacco 6s 1 Atchison general 4s .... 9n Atchison adjustment 4S . .. ' s Atlantic Coast Line 4s , m Baltimore A Ohio 4s 99 Baltimore A Ohio 3s , i 90 Brooklyn R. T. cv. 4s 70 Central of Georgia 6s l'O Central of Georgia let Inc.' ofd.... 68 Central of Oeorgla M Inc.. .. ., 46 Central of Georgia 3d I no. bid 23 . Chesapeake A Ohio 4s .. .. .. .... 97 Chleaa-o A Alton 8s ofd..'; 61 Chicago, B. A Qumcy .new 4s 94 Chlcaa-o. R. I. A P. R. R. 4s 69 Chicago, R. I. A P. R. R. col. 6.. 6i C. C. C A St Ix)Uis gen. 4s ofd. 94 Colorado Industrial 6s aeries A...... 43 Colorado Midland 4s bid 60 Colorado A Southern 4s.. M Cuba 6s hid ..... 100 Tenver A Rio Grsnde 4s ., ,. .... 91 Distillers' Securities 6s ft Erie prior Hen 4s .... .... 2 Erie General 4a , ... .... 68 Hocking Valley 4 efd ,. .. 1! Japan 4s certificates Xo Japan 4s eertlflcstes 2d Series .... tt lyouisviiia A Nasnviii i ninea 4s o. no Manhattan eon no 1 gold 4s ofd...... 94 Mexican Central 4s bid 81 Mexican Central 1st Inc. bid ....... 19 Minn. A fit. Louis 4s ofd 82 Missouri, Kansas A Texss 4s .. .... H Missouri Ksnsas A Texas 2ds 77 National R. R. of Mexico col. 4.. 80 New Tork Central gen. 3a.r ...... 88 New Jersey Centrsl general 6 123 Northern Pacific 4a .... .... , W i Northern Pacific 3s 70 Norfolk A Weste.rn col. 4 jsit Orernn Short Line rfde. 4s hlrt ... M Penn. cv. 34 93 n,tnnr General 4s .. ...94-, St. I.. A Iron Mountain col. Ss hid 104 St. Louis A Ssn Francisco fg. 4s... tf4 St. Louis Southwestern cot 4.... 6 ft panoira Air une is via ,. 44. Southern Pacific 4a.. .. .Miithern Psrlne 1st 4m certificates. . 89 southern Railway 6s ,, 94 Texas A PsWflf! 1ts .... Jno Toledo. St. I.. A Western 4 bid .... Union PaWfie 4s , 9 l;nlon Puclflc cv. 4s ctfs .. . .... 94 U. 8. Steel d 8s n Wbh lts , ... ..... Wahaan Iet. B .... ..... gx Wfitem Mj. 4 bid ..... , 6j Wheeling A Lake Erie 4s 40 Wl.eon-ts Central 4s ... ,fi Jnpsn 4. certlflrates bid.. .... .4 ,. - 77 AtrMwon er. 4s ... 97 Atrhteon cv. 6a ..... ... ....,,,.,. 9 Interborough Malro poll tan 4s H COTTON MILL MACHINERY. g .OStuart W. Cramer, J :. - ENQINCER AND CONTRACTOR. ' 1 ; - a OUTH THYOhf ST., CHARLOTTt. N. O. HIS Ctrolvlns Flat Card, Railway Heads, . Drawing Frames, 5pinnlnj Frames, Twisters and Spoolers Quillers and Reels, Looms, ' C0MBHR5 4 ETC.. ETC FLOWERS White and. Pink Bosas. White, Pirfk and Red Carnt tlona. The Superb Enchantress Car nation (shell pink). Double Blue Violets. Fine Rope of Smilax snd As- - paragus Fern. Wedding Flowers. Bride Bouquet. Handsome Floral ' Designs. Write, telegraph, telephone. Prompt snd satisfactory ser vice. We ship to any point J. Van lindley Nursery Co. : POMONA. K. 45. Send Telegrams to Greensboro. LEONARD L. HUNTER ARCHITECT S11-S1S Law BIdg. , 'Phone S76. tmaKIiOTTK. N. 40. HUGH MACRAE & CO, ' . Bankers ' allscellaneons Southern SeenHtle WILMIXGTON. N. C Washington, D. 40S Oolorade BIdg Cotton Mill Stocks. Good For Everybody. Mr. Norman R. Coulter, a prominent architect. In th DelDert Building, Ban , Francisco, says: "I fully endovse all that has been said of Electric Bitters aa a tonic medicine. It Is good for every hoitv It corrects stomach, liver and kid- ! ney disorders in a prompt snd efficient manner and builds up the system." Elec trio Bitter is the best spring medietas ever sold-over a druggist's counter; as a blood purifier It Is unequaled. 60c at all drug store. - . A (LEAR TRAGI INDEPENDENCE and EASE Along the Bock Ballasted Road of E. L. A. S. by the .. ENDOWMENT SPECIAL 9nd for Rates and Pull Information. W..J. RODDET, ManJgcr, , ' " 1 Rork 1I1I1, R. C. ',. wm. wiim: joiix my, tie. Agt., Hunt Bldg Charlotte, N. C. I caiMell u5 WE.ERCC (rYHERE lT w,K' IvK) v Jll 126 Caldwell l)f l Xj Al STOCKHOLDER'S MEETING The Meoiianlce' - rerpetnal Building , . and IiOan Association. The twenty-fifth (25th) annual meeting of the Stockholders of the above. Association will be held at their offices. No. 807 North Tryon street on the 18th day of March. 1908. at 8 o'clock p. m. All Stock holders ar earnestly requested to attend this meeting. a WITTKOWSKT, President . R. K. COCHRANE. Secretary and Treasurer. ' feral Slubbers, Roving Frames Intermediates Jack Frame J. SPENCER COMMISSION MERCHANTS - OFFICES! New Tork. Philadelphia. Chicago. H. Loata. London. England. Yarns and Cotton Piece Goods. R E A D THIS IP YOU IL1VE TO SLT.U IJST IT IX THIS OFPKB If you have bouses or stores to ttttU let m' u yenr collestlng snd -v - - trouble and worry.' -' trb place to tnsur your p roparty Is lo this) agency. ?. E. Gochrane. - Insarmnce) end Real Estate Agent, "Old Dominion" and "Phoenix" Portland Cements, the best brands made. We can save you money and give you better Cement under these brands than obtainable elsewhere. Let us quote you delivered at your station. Carolina Portland Cement Co. Sole Distributors. COTTON YARNS Wa are prepared to make CASK ADVANCES three-quarter valus to An amount on standard quality of drslrabl numbers ef warps skeins, weaving yarns; also knitting yarns all numbers. Tlgrams and litters will be answered promptly. PAULSON, LINKROUM & CO., ifos. 7-8 Leonard tL, New Tork. LOUIS H. ASBURY ARCHITECT. Law Building, CliarlotfeN. C. HUBBARD BROS. & CO., HANOVER SQUARE, NEW TORK MEMBERS OV Now Tork Cotton El change, -Nswp OrUans Cotton Kx ensnge, Anoclat Members Lav pool Cotton Exchange. ORDERS 8OLICITKD For the par. cha and sal ef cotton for ftiars dllvry. Correspoadenca tnvlt.d. A. D. SAT.KELD & BRO, COMMISSION MERCHA "TT8L V7S reotmrd Street, NEW TORK. . CJOTTOW TARjrf. - DEP Fredlc Victor Achelh. JAMES E. MITCHELL CO. - COMMISSIO.V MKIlCUA-NTaw Cntton yarns and CotU.a Cloths. CONSIGNMENTS SOLICITED PhlladHphta. 138 itnd IS4 iswtaai Rl Boston. 1S6 Suauaw gt. New Tork. No. 8 rennanl Sl uutfious. s Trvwsi gx. FRANK F. K1LEURN & CO. ARCHITECTS WASHINGTON, D. C. Uardvvood 11 ante 1 3 We manufacture and warry a large ; stock ef Hardwood Mantels; elso dealers In Til and Crate. Can f.U t f- "" 1 orders promptly. Write for tata legu. ' J. H. 7EAR1T tz CO, Ctuwiotte. K. C smancn errten COUITASLI 8U1LDIN0. - ATLANTA CJU Antoraatlc Feeders Openers and Trunk Breaker, Intermediate and Finisher Lappers . Klrschner Ctrdlnj Beaten Thread Extractors. Waste Pickers, eU Raw Stock Drrerg ' ETCmETC .. '-': TURNER CO. Charleston, S. 0. College Annuals and Catalogues Let ' as furnish you wit something new ta the CoU lege Annual llns Oils year. With our nsv equipment type, presses, ete we ere fully prepared to giv yets something entirely different from that which yesj have heretofore bsen using. If you want something sped- , ally attractive, see th OBSERVER PRINTING HOUSE CILVIUX3TTE. N. C. . TIxmm 111. HOOK AND ROGERS ARCHITECTS ' CTLRLOTTE, Jt. C. '. Manufacturers and Jobbers r.sneeUr mua It neccMAry te bare Banking raciUtlee to t t sliUoia te tbeee effsrea by KiJ beeke. THE first or saciLuoxD, vutaiMA. AVIl tl.OOO.000.09 Capital 1'arned Surplna 8O.CO3.C g&OO.OCO.MO lepoa.lla 9,t0,00O,(W lutal l.esoii-tl 4.)Jer Just the AtlJiiknwt i i. ciaile Hi"lred. juo. B. I-wrceO. Pre' " Joe, 1L ::Ue-e Jr Uelt . --nt; Cha. 1 I arirrt, ' ,. '!,.nt ta- ' r; 4. C. 4-, li...taat ta.Uer.
The Charlotte Observer (Charlotte, N.C.)
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