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CHARLOTTE DAILTT OBSERVER, APRIL 29, 1903. TJ COMMERCE ASP ilNAKCE Tb Staple Makes New Low r.cmrds - -and CU-e- BarHv MJr -Weak Notices, Weak Califs and JUvorable Renewal, of Mutl ri fccianz . toea Not lielp Matter Any, New Tork. April 2 STh. cotton ' market we weak u4 unsettled to-dayi with trior making new low records ,.nd th cke barely steady at a Bet decline of It 18 point. Sales were ' stimUd at J7M08 bsJ.'- ' -, - v The market opened weak at a de ' - ellne of 12 a. 18 potato with May ejl , ' Jn; at 8.63 or It point net lower dur tng site fir at few minutes as a result of notices, weak cable end favorable ; weather. There w active liquid ' Hon t the tant pot ft waa aoon aeen : that Interest who had issued May " notice - estimated . at about 15,000 .v ha..' wer buying- -..,' thai : nottlon atgainst sale of July at difference fnglng'frora 11 o 20 point, and when it becaana evident that the no tice wens being , takeh. car of. the : market rallied on covering; of ehorta After selling tip to within a T point off teat night's finals, however, prices weakened again under renewd,8outh . rn .selling, with July and later post ' ' tlons breaking-, into now low around . v during; the afternoon, and the close - at the lowest point of the day on those rtrontnar "After the notice were out -. . ot h way May wa comparatively idle and slteady, suggesting that the speculative interest . In that , position waa" practically evened up. Cable front Germany denied yesterday ru ; . mora of short ..time,' . but ' generally ' 'speaklnf advloe from trade .sources. ; anowea uiue improvement. - we - Southern selling- Is considered the tin . favorable feature of the present alt uatlon and evidently -act as a check .- eon local bull supports Southern spot ,: market wer unchanged ,tO 1-1 . cent -1 Receipt at the port to-day 11401 bales against JLl.tl last waek and 25. '170 last year. For Who week 60,000 gainst 88.7S7laat weeTi and 71,081 last year. To-day' receipts at New Orleans 4,117 against 8,083 last year, 'and at Houston 1.75. eg agalnat Mil last year. ; THE STOCK MARKE7T. -,- -1 ', Seonrttle Give Striking Demons tra- , tloo or Stren-fth an4 Expand ub s, stantiruiy in volume. , : , New York. April ll.-r-The- stock . market to-day- save a striking: demon ; at rati an of strength and expanded sub' , stantially in volume. Sale, also. -were. the lartrest since the panic pe I rlod in October. Union Pacific was tth comiptououa leader of the move I ment and It prtc ha recovered mora iin proportion than any other stock In the list, -. , :...- ' y; ; ,w r To-day'a movemeat . carried with that stock in closest sympathy other t memDera or the - tran-contmentai " group in which conditions resemble - most, clearly those of , Union Pacific ' The aggrewulve advance In price of railroad stock in face of the insist nt complaint of railroad officials of . , contracted, earnings and government restrictions which hamper efforts for i recovery makes an impressive ' con trast and suggest a motive of policy aesignea apparently to assuage public hostility. Th indulgence sought f oV r the proposal to advance freight rates. ow under active - discussion,' is araeasure in point : That msasur was, Mdsch discussed as a factor In th rise1 in prioea to-day. Of more Immediate effect was the. belief that support had been secured for th coming Union Paclflo bond tonus, with large foreign participation. The Issuance of th call by. the Secretary of the Treasury for ruturn of $45,000,000 of government 1 deposits with t.he banks, a first In . stalment of tSO.000,900 payable on or before May th, met an expectation long held in the financial district and caused not a ripple. The -anevenneas ofithe day wtrenrth , lefit some con . splcuous stocks wtth not enough van tage ground on the reaction, when profit taking twt in-, to leave any of inwr irami. , riw cnanges snow sprinkling of losse in consequence, Bonds were Irregular. , Total sales par value .ie.540.000. U. S. bonds wervunchanged on call. ; ; ; Sale to-day 1.112.000 shares, ' in- ciuoingi copper i,ioo; Sugar 1,100 Tobacco 3,200; Atchison 81,600; A. C. 1 1,000; Ht, Paul 47,400; C. A O. 4,400; Houthem Pacific 46,000; South ern Railway S.flOO; Southern pfd. S00; i nion .racintv zui.too; Hteel 108,200 . nemtcai 40; Chemical nfd. 400; JCorthern Pacific sO.JOO"; Great Korth- ' rn pro. i,oo.(. TAaUlmora, April a. Seaboard common bid; preferred. -miiliing doTHgT - "New Tork. April 24.-M. A O. cC 4s - Hayward Clark's Cotton Letter. ' 'Xw Orleans. La, April J Sth.- In , th present battered and demoralised . , state of the market th collapse In Liverpool wher future are live low- , T galn. two to three up a dua and V. "Pot prices ten tower. Sales . small A colli nof ut assert IU full fore her. Tha- sharp break in (New- York ' . Mi- on relatively small tenders, also . favored-bears and opening trade. In ouf. market this morning were at a dedlne of about It points. Liverpool ... cahe "ahort time extending. . be j coming'trniportant'' 'Ther was some . - good buj-tng her on early . depres- - nion.. probably stimulated and based on former experience tha on tender. . day, the technical position gt clear V r, that interests. and control pass In to differenthanda which frequently . maia new IHn and a Chang in tend v nc Whether things will take such a course this time remain to be seen. 'Bo far all eld tlms stsndarda facts - reason and logic have been drowned ? " by the pessimistic Carrent of senti ment and events. Wa see to-day 4h strange apecucls of old crop con ,tra. u linked with an 11 1-2 crop aell ', Ing-tm the basts of seven and a half ; , cent, cotton in the interior, specula tion, willingly ubcrfblng to eight and , a troarter cent ' for next - season ' axainst all possible adverslUes to tha i , crop and. with all sue-, hattraction. no r jslgsn of support by either trad-or ,fitali Such adartWaJised and dia . ... Se-tnized at ate of affair ha not been scan in many yeara Where to place tha blame, for It with Infalrable us- tlce ii beyond any one mind, hut r . , re consider how. during1 the fpast six months decline ia prosperity and shrinkage' in enterprise hav been going link by. link until they now em ' brace th entire active business world, then th drastic reform meas ures and spirit divided by our central administration on short notice, with out allowing time for adjustment aad setting the wheel going with a finan cial panic,, had certainly much to do wlthit -HAT WARD CLARK. " ' . aloner Markef. -- " , . New Tork. April 28. Money, on can easy VliXiXtHMintto- bid ttjt'Ctaeis:Apm rtaCaMWf recilpiriKo; i . , . n . .. . as I. r 9r. m.. . . elTervd Tim loans slightly flrmer,- but dull; 80 days 2:i; 80 daya t to 8; six montha PA to , . ;; v - (Ytm nerrantn paper 4 to 41. Ster ling rxchat.'S easier with, actual basl- in bankers' btlls at 4r7. to 487.3 for demand .and at 44.45 to 44.70' for 40-der bla. ; Commercial bills V Bar silver 83; Mexican doUars 47. ' . ( J. S. Bache A Co' Cotton Letter. New Tork. April 28. Cotton again sold down into new low records to day and even after the notice were out of th .way ahowed no rallying power. Th; session wa very dull nf? tar th first rouhwrth the trade lo cal , Cab lea wer weak "end th .WeaKher map wa clear Tram Texas to the. At lan tics. Ellison reported ger than last year ' and said pro peot wer unfavorable owing to over pdoduction of goods, Th Journal of Commerce aaid Arkansas ha had too moch rain but generally outlook flat tering and labor plentiful.- A chem nits, cabl aid ther would -b no amort time aa our mill In Piedmont ection. ' Favorable : weather . '- may end cotton still lower but we are get' ting near a point where at should be L. , . . . uuuui wii bom sown. - Hnbbard Bra.- Co.' Cotton Letter. Special to Tb Observer.' . ' , New York-," April 28. Another day ; of declining markets precipitated by an un expected decline In Liverpool has In creased th pessimist! ton aa to the fu ture , ot cotton. Tb .oommisfllon house hav been axecutina many scattered aeti- big orders for Southern account all day, with the (resulting lowest prices ot th rear ana a . ueprvraeu - mutt uwtiunini market. There Is a little more, demand lor eottoa goods on the decline and some investments, buying , in ' the new crop. whloh has absorbed the Southern selling on. tb way down, i Tenders -wera mad to-day ef some 20,000 bales, which wer aoon taken Up by tha spot bouse, who regarded .th low grade her as tha cheapest in any market. ' , Pally'Cottoit Market..:. New, Tork, - April -28. OaIveston,-7" ton quiet;, middling ; Hti, net receipt (.017; gross receipts . 1,017; sales -1,368; stock New Orleans, tone quiet and easy; mid dling 1 13-14; net receipts 4,217; gross re ceipt 4.217: sales XW; stock 144.26S. .Mobile, ton quiet;, middling Hi; net receipts teir gross recelpu 661; sales ; Stock 18,437. .- . . - Savannah, ton easy; middling V, net receipt 1,483; gross receipts L4S3; stock C6.0001: eoaetwise S - v ' - - Charleston, tone nominal; net receipts 28; gross receipts 23; stock 18,942. -Wilmington, tone nominal net receipts 2Z; grass receipts .22 stoen i,M7. - Norfolk, ton steady; middling 10: net receipt s 841; gross receipts 811; sales 167; stock 22,048; ooatswlse 47r ,.- Baltimore, v tone nominal; middling 10; gross receipts . 280; stock 7.732; coastwise New Terk, ton nominal; middling 10; gross receipts 1,428: aalea 469; stock 96.184. Boston, 'ton quiet; middling' 10; gross recelpu 869. ;' . - Philadelphia, tons quiet; middling 10.28; net reoelpt 41; gross receipt 212; stock Savannah, add 1.076 to receipts, 1,S9 to continent- and 1,728 coaatwlaa this week. Total to-day, at all ports, net U.toe. Stock 482,066V Consolidated, at all ports, net 28.973; Ot. Britain. 4.060; - Franc 83; continent 26.614; Japan 1.750. , Total since Sept, 1st, at all ports, net 7.703,255; Ot. Britain 2,647.715; France 769.. 877; continent 2,941,004; Japan lSt.m; Mexico t29.' :.; v.:. . ,i :, ' INTERIOR, MOVEMENT. ' Houston, tone steady: middling 9V4; net receipts t96; gross receipts 1,796; ship ments 8.166; aalea 445; stock 27.234. Augusta, ton steady; middling 9: net receipts 27; gross-receipts 27j shipments 808; sales 880; stock 42.297. - Memphis, tone easy; middling 9V; net r receipts 1274; gross receipts 1.388; ship ments 1,801; sale 900: Jock 100.073. St. Louie, toner dull; middling 10: net receipts to; gross receipt sot; ahlpmept 1,813; stock 28,787. V - . - Cincinnati, net receipts Z19; gross re ceipts 219; shipments 883; stock 13.228, , Louisville, tone ftrra? middling 10. Little Rock, ton nominal; net receipts 197; gross receipts . 197;', shipments 218; stock 2L13S. Total to-day. net receipts 1,662; gross receipts 4.428; shipments 4,080; aalea 1,706; stock 242,768. . , Dry 4oods Market, New Tork, April 21 The dry goods market was quiet today. Many buyers are coming In.- however," and -while they are anticipating; more business in the near future,' Export are quiet with the tar, East but a fair miscellaneous trade la passing. Linings remain, quiet save that a slightly better demand is noted from th clothing trade, cotton yarn are lower. -v." '''; Naval Blorea. Charleston,'- 8." C, April 28.-Turpentlne and . rosin nothing doing; quotation omitted. Savannah. Oa. April 28. Spirit turpen- tin flnn42SU 48: sales 1,736; recerpta 818: shipments 7.858. - -,X " -Raalo firm; sales 1.788; receipts T.S09; shlpmenU U.26; stock 84,830. Quote: A B C 83.08 to 88.15; D 83.26; r 3.3 to S3.i; Q 8S.3S to 82.37Vsm H 83.70 to 88.80; I 84.40; K 85.88; M 85.46 ; N 16.76; W ,U 10 85.85; W W 85.80. New Orleans,' April 28. Receipts 127 barrel rosin; 17 barrels turpentine. ... Exports for New Torn ws, oarreis rosin. WUmlnirton. vAprtt 28.-fiplrlts i'turpen. Une steady. 4114; recelpu 24 casks. Resin nothing: doing; receipts 117. , .. . t . Tar firm, 21.80; receipts as. . , .: . Crude turpentine flrra. 82.25, $3.25. and 84-25; receipts 47. ' - Jfew- Orleans Cotton. . ' New Orleans, April 28. -Cotton, spots wers. quirt.' H of a cent. arn;oiaii grades. MlddUng 8 18-Ml -sales wer 1,850 bale on the spot and 200 to arrive. . Futures opened quiet,, 18 to 2P point! below. the close yesterday as result of Unfavorable - advices from - ' IJverpool. where vtures-'and spots wer both down. Cables war '. to th effect that liquida tion waa still going on in th Liverpool market. This waa offset somewhat by re ports from New Tork that 18,vu or 20,000 notices of May cotton tendered on con tract ther had been "taken 'car of by a pot Interest. - tongs who depended up on an unusually bullish weather report for th week wer disappointed. -At th close, . which wis ' steady, i th future month were IS to-18 point below the oloe 'yesterday. ' v- ;:.-. Closing blda: April 8.W; May 8,54; June 180 'nominal July 8.48; Aug, 8.48; Oct 8.22; Nov. 8.23; Deo. 8.24; Jan. 8.28, 1 i BalUraore lVodaee, - - Baltimore, April a. Flour steady.' un changed. Wheat Arm; spot contract U to 8H: do 2 red western 10014 to 10014; Southern in . grade 8614 to . Corn. strong; spot mixed 71 to 71li; No. 9 whit 71 to Southern whit ' 71 Vt . Oat tadr. No. 1 mixed 87 to 8414. Rye firm; Na 2 Western export as bid. . Butter firm: fancy imitation' 88 to 18; do cream ery 28., Egg steady, nnahanged, 14 to 1814 ' Cheea quiet unchanged. , Sugar UnCbOSfed. .! : . rf,.- : Chlcafo Cattle Market, , V 84.S: kelfer 8X50 to 84.3; bulla 83.10 to I'l.ja.' f'- , - - -; - ' Hogs.' receipts 10,000," 8 to Mc. higher. Choice feeavy ahlpping 85.S0 - to $5.t0; butchers 84-80 to a.o; light mixed C ti to 88 H; bulk of sals 85. ti to 88.SS. - Sheep, receipts 14. Steady. Cheep t to 8; lambs 88 to 87.80; yealngs 85.M to t.8. :, 0 :PoF-Y6u-to ObtdiarEx wptioiial ; Value! 1- 21." IcConnick Water . Wheel with casing i ? ; VV..-. complete. S:;::!V:cuKfep"y J 115 H. P.- Fairbanks Gasoline Engine. : 1 ' v-1 115 II. P. Olin Gasoline Engine. . ; - V lSergeant Short Log SawOILU. A , 1 Hege Saw Mill, 22' carriage, 52". savr.; ; . ENGINES. ' r v : V BOILERS. ' GREENSBORO, iY. e. CARDS DRAVYIK3 MACHINE WORkrn COTTON r:.:j TAUNTON. ' -, . ' nnMRFR5 - "C MA83. UP UACHINES SOUTHERN OFFICE AT CHARLOTTE - " , - ' CDWIN HOWARD. AOINT. ' THE JOEL HUNTER COMPANY . (Chartered) PTJBLIO ACCOpfTAUTS AND ATOITOS. " Cost Srstems. - - XnVestlgaUons. , Bank Examination. , lll-20-Jl Empire BW.. Atlanta,- 4J. cojiRstePONDKNCE soucrraiXf.. Charlotte Cotton. " These figures , represent. prices paid to wagons April 28th;. : i;r,'i '' ''" Good middling,. .. .. ,, .... 10 Strict cnlddiln".. ... ... 141MUns; ' J.,. . v m... ; ... - 'A 9 Charlotte Prtxioeo. (Corrected by K. H. Fieia 4s Co. ' . Butter .; .... ... M 12H Chicken Spring ...... .... ...... 28 W Ducks .. .. ' Eggs... ... ... ... ....... ' 1 is Oeese per head 40 ttiA 48 O U &1 ........ M Hens per bead ........MM.M..... Turkeys per pounfi (Corrected dally by Cochran e-McLaug-n-0 . "a c. . ; . Rye ...... 88 Corn .' 98 Cotton eed Oata .., mk .. ,... . .... 7ff Chicago Grain and Provisions. Chicago. April 2. -Selling on a liberal scale i caused weknee t-day lit. the lo cal wheat market, the July delivery clos ing off 1. - Corn wa ofl a shade..- Oata wer unchanged and provisions were to 7H to 10c higher. " - WHEAT , Hlh. Low. Close. Mar-.v ... ... .:: . 85 July... ... ... ... ... Wk Wk -87 Sept... ... ...... .... , 8&H S-.Ki' May. ... ....,' 5...i- -TH ;i4tf n-.ratundlng 2a registered July--, .v. .' Sept. r 0i , ' 8 82 .. ..a OATS- 4 53 t.&3 45 -43 36 88 Julyf .v.",, - s i46, 8714 PORK- w ' a.ay.v - ... ..... .. July... "..1, 13.00 18.22 12.85 . 13.25 12.95 18.27 Sept..,', ,'. LARD-' . ... .... ..f- . M May..,; . , ' July..i i.; ... ... RIBS . 8.10 122 - 7.16 8.07 8.27 6.83 1.10 8.10 8.82 6.8 112 May.., July ' Estimates. To- Last day Year 2,500-4.000 1,937 1,400-1,600 . w , 8,265 New Orleans , , Houston....... Galveston... ... Comparative Port Receipts. T' . . .' v ' To- 'Last . ? . ' day Tar. Galveston... ... 5.017 4.982 New Orleans Mobile... ... ' 61 6,832 Savannah."... 1483 .. 23 "J.52S Charleston.-'.. Wilmington. .... ... . NorroiK.,; ... ... Boston..,;.'.. i 1,651 Philadelphia.,,... Paclfle ports... ... Baltimore... ... -.. 8,460 3,039 639 New Tor It... ., i,,' ,'-'.; Total estimated . ...t 12.000 . 2J.609 ' -- Kew Tork Proaac.- ' New Tort AprlT .28.-Flour- sfeadywlth a light trade, j Rye flour firm. Corn meal Dim. Rys Arm, f. C . 'i '' , , ' " Wheat, easy;" NO. 2 red 106 elevator. Options 1 to lcnet lower.. May 105;, July 86; Sept 81. "" Com nrmt No. 2, 78 elevator." Options higher to 140. lpwer. May 75; July 71; Kept. 89. ' - . v OaU - Iran mixed 64. - Beef steady. Cut meats ateady.;, Lard, Arm, Pork ir regular. , Tallow quiet. . Rosin , quiet; Turpfiitlne easy, 44. Rio steady. Mo- laaeaflrnl.-;.::r;.-:':"''.-..c: -f Sugar, raw Arm: fair reBning 83-88; eon- rvgal 88 teat 84.48; molasses sugar 83.73; refined steady. :: - -i-- ! - Coffe Arm; Rio T. 7. f; Santo no. , 8 to '8. Mild quVt; Cordova 8 to 12. ruturea at net ad vane of 10 to 18 noints. .-. , . : ,' .i - -. .Butter steady, unchanged. Cheese easy, unchanged.' ' . ' - - ' -...:".',' Eggs 'Weak, nearby selected wbite ui good to choice 17 to 18; fresh gathered storage packed 17 to 17. ;, Freight and peanuts uncnangea . r Utoes neak. . Cabbage weak.- - , y '-. :"r--:-:'.Kew' Tork Cettle. - Ncw.Terk, April 28.Bevea.i fecelpta 2J0. lresed beet steady 8 to 11. ' v - Cclve. recelpu 808; veala 86 to 85.28; dressed calves' lower; city dressed veal 87 to 210; equntry dressed 8 to 8c Sheen and, lambs. receipts sm. qooo unnhorn lambs sot at 88. Hogs., receipts 2,tM. gtate ,snd Penna. hog 88 to) $4.18. , - : -- ' ' ' Kew Tork potion. ,' -Nsw Tork. April 28.Spot closed nomi nal; middling uplands 10.00; middling gull 18.86; sales 468 bales. - Future opened weak ana closed aereiy steady. Open High Low Close April j "TTf-' May -.. .. .. 8.08 i.irti.f 8.23 .8.18 ' 1.08 June . . .... - . July .. .. 2.28 ; 8.15 8.20 '8.18 8.11 8.17 - 8.17 , 8.20 ,.8.21 .To 8.81 87 S.Z2 1 30 t.28 8.31 8.38 f.! 8.38. 8.20 8.18 8.17 .a 8.29 8.21 -9.9 8 28. Aug.- .. .. -. 8.20 ' , 4Hept,,. ..' 1 1 " ' Oct. .. ... .. Nov. "., . . 1 11 --.. Dec ... ,.,.., 8.27 Jan. ., ".. . i..'. ' 8 f I i Feb. .. i.'.' I S v March .. .. ..... 8.81 SPIKKIN8 x. FRAMES MASON MACHIfJERY MULES LOOKS Cotton" Seed OIL New York. April 28.-Cotton aeed oil was dull with prices easier under freer offering.. Prime crude 83 to 83; prime summer yellow 41; off summer yellow 88U to 41; prim whit 41 to 44; prim win ter yellow 42 to 46, , Urerpool Cotton. Liverpool. April 28.-Cotton. spot quletj prioea 10 points lower; American middling fair 5.79; good middling 8.43; middling 817; low middling 4.88; good ordinary 4.88; or dinary 3.99. Salea 8.000 balea, ot which 500 were for speculation and export and Included 8.300 American. Recelpu 8J00. Including l.ioo' American. Futures opened easier and closed weak; American middling g. o. c: April.. , April-May .... , ', May-June .. June-July ; ... July-August... ... ',, August-September. September-Octoberu. , October-November November-December... ; December-January .., January-February. ... , 4.72 4.44 4 65 4.64 4 64 4.59 4.54 4.50 4.48 4.47 4.47 NEW YORK BOND. 103 104 100 101 119 122 72 106 96 87 8 98 91 '72 100 69 - 48. 89 99 KT 98 W 72. 95 59 ' 61 " 88: 103 94 72 . 8K - 69 101 IT. 8. refunding i' oouDon V.. 8. 3' registered t. ...T.... lT. S. 8s coupon ..... .... V. 8. New 4 reaisfered .... .. V. 8. ' Now 4s coupon '. American Tobaceo 4s American Tobacco 6s Atchison general 4a .... Atchison adjustment 4s bid Atlantic Coast Lin 4s Baltimore A Ohio 4s , Baltimore A Ohio 8s .... Brooklyn R. T. cv. 4s.. .. Central of Oorgla,5e Central ot Oeorrfla 1st Inc Central of Georgia 2d Ino Central of Georgia 3d Inc.. Chesapeake ft Ohio 4s Chicago Sc Alton 3s .... .... Chicago, B. A Qulncy new 4a , Chicago, R. 1. & P. R. R. 4s Chicago. It. I. 4 p. R, R. col. 5s.. C. C. C. & 8t Louis gen. 4s bid Colorado Industrial 6a Series A.... Colorado Midland 4K.. Colorado & Southern 4s ,,, Cuba 6s bid.. .... .... .... ........ Denver A Rio Grande 4s ofd , Distillers' Securities 6s Erie prior lien 4s 29JKrle General 4a .... . Hocking Valley. 4s .. .... 29IJnan . ritn.m -- 561 I Japan 4s certificate 2d 8eries... 85 Louisville 4t Naah. Unified 4s bid.. 98 " 10 i Manhattan consol gold 4s bid..' ...v 9tV4 i Mexican Central 4a .... .... ... fl j Mexican Central 1st Inc:. .. .....' 16 Minn. A Bt. Louis 4s old.. ........ 80 90 Missouri. Kansas A Texaa 4s 90V Missouri, Kansas A Texas 2ds...... ) National R. R. of Mexico col. 4a b. 80 New York Central . gen,. 2s bid...... 89 New Jersey Central general 8s bid. 123 Northern Pacific 4s.. ,, m, ioo Northern Faclflo . , .... Norfolk A Western col. 4s bid..,. 72 Oregon Short Line rfdg. 4s Penn. 'cv.' 3tta.... ..... ... . t a t 4W .,..,.:'8 F Reading General 4s .... 87 St.. Louts A Iron Mountain col. Bsjb. 106 St. Louis A 8an Francisco fg. 4s.... 70 Ht Louis Southwestern coL 4s bid.. , 65 , Seaboard Air. Line. 4s. .. ., , 48 Southern Pacific 4a ofd.. .. ... 88 Southern Paolfle 1st 4s certificates.. , to Southern-lUrirway 6a "bid ..."." .... 84 Texas A Pacific lsts .... .... .....,-linu Toledo, St' Loais A. Western 4a .... - 71 union Paclfle 4s i... ... .... ........ -ioo Union Paclfle cv. 4a etfs..-.. ., ': 88 17. "8. Steel 2d 8s ..... ... ... ...... 97 Wabash Ists ofd .. .... .......... ?1W Wabaah Deb. B ......... ,t ...... : 49 Vsartorn 8 mi M Wheeling A Lake Erl 4 bld.w... a Wisconsin Central 4s ...... 32 Japan 4s ,....,.... ...., 70 Atchison cv. 4s.., 89 Atchison cv. 5a .. ........ oo InterborougU. Metropolitan' 4s ,... 4 : cU&v(0 trrocK list. Adam Express siw:--.; ...... Amalgamated Copper .I1.. .. .. .... American Car A Foundry ., ... 'V 80 ; 8i - 27 180 23 '' .48 : 88 i Tl 84 American Car A Foundry pfd........ American Cotton Oil .... .... ... American Cotton Ott preferred .... American Kxpresa-.... .. .. .... .. America Hide A Leather pfd...., American Ioe , ..... ..... American Unseed Ofl ... '. .., . American Linseed Ott preferred ...v American Locomotiv ....j -..j ...... American Locomotiv preferrsd American Smelting A Refng. .. .... American Smelting A. Refng. pfd... CURED HEMORRHAOES OP THE Severaljrenrs ; Jflnce my, lu'ngaWir so baaiy anectea; mat ad many hemorrhages,!, writes A. M. . Ake, of Wood, Ind. "I took treatment with sev eral pnywnani wunmii any nneflt. ; f- iiwq nmriwi to wb riony and Tar. and my lunsa are now aa anunil as a bullet. I recommend it in rocd ataars of lung trouble." Foley's lhttwr and. Tar stops the counh and h'i th lanaM. . nd prevent rloua rnm front a cid. Refuse substitute. k. h. Jor dan A Co. and W, U Hand A Co. COTTON WlILl- llACHI3ERYc 'i-f-:.: main ei ww OVTH THYOM T ; CHARkOTTI. N. O, Rtrolvlnf Rat Card, : - Railway Head, ' Drawlnc; Frames, Splanlnz Frames, Twisters and Spoolers Quillers and Reels, : Looms, ? ! C0MBLR5 . ETC., ETC' HTJBBABD BEOS. & CO HANOVER SQUARE, FEW TORK MEMBERS Or Jr7sr Tork Cotton. Ex. cnange, . xsew urieans - i;onon ex change. Associate - Members liver pool Cotton Exchanf a. i 4 . , - ORDERS SOLICITED For th par- chase ana sal or cotton for tutor ' delivery. , Correspondence Invited. MECKLENBURG IRONWORKS CHAELOTTE, N..0. Motors, Dynamos, Alternating and Direct Current. Any size and voltage. Stock on hand. We ask for orders. American Sugar' Refining .. Ameiiean Tobacco nfd'. certif 90 2S Anaconda Mining Co Atchison .... ;Atcrtfson preferred .. . 79 ... S .. H', Atlantic. Coast Une ..... .... Baltimore A Ohio ..... ... ......... Baltimore A Ohio preferred Brooklyn Rapid Transit Canadian Paclfle Central of New Jersey .... Chesapeake A Ohio .... .... Chicago Great Western 86 a -47 146 , .... 180 ,. ....'33 8 . 150 127 ..... 8 pfd... 10" ....... S7, : 24 "81 59 49 1W 14 70 .. ,. vn Chicago A Northwestern .. Chicago. Mil. A St. Paul Chicago Terminal Transit Chicago Terminal A Transit c. v., c. A nt Louis Colorado Fuel A Iron .... Colorado A Southern ".7.. Colorado A Southern' 1st pfd. .. Colors do, A Southern 2d pfd.... Consolidated Gas ... Corn Products Refining . . ,. Corn Products Refining pfd. .. Delaware A Hudson Delaware; Lackawanna A Weat Denver A Rio Grande .. Denver A Rio Grande pfd Distillers' Securities , Erl Erie 1st preferred '. 470 21 Si 83 24 m 131 8 Erie 2d preferred , General Electric ., Illinois Central International Paper International 'Paper preferred .. International Pump ..... ... International Pump preferred.. . Iowa Central w ,.. ... ..... Iowa' Central preferred .. .. ., Kansas City Southern .. .. .. Kansss City Southern' preferred Louisville A Nashville .. .. Mexican. Central ....... .... Mlnnapoaa A St.Louls . Minn.. St. P, A Sault St. M... 63 24 70 15 85 25 88 103 16 125 .f Minn., St. P. A Sault Bt. M. pfd Missouri Pacific MtahotirL Kansas A Texaa .... ..... Missouri. Kansas A Teias pfd. .... National Lead National R. R of Mexico pfd. .... New Tork Central New Tork, Ontario A Western .... 28 88 17 47 100 84 Sf. 74 Norfolk A Western .... Norfolk A Western preferred North American .... 57 Pacific Malt ... ... ... ........ 2 Pennsylvania i-e ' ' ias 121 Peopl' Oas ..... ... .. .. ... -,....-; i Pituburg. C. C. A St. Louts ....... ' 71 Pressed Steel Car .... 29 Pressed Steel Car preferred. .. .. .. 84 Pullman Palace-Car .... ........ lf Reading '.' ...j.,fl09 Reading 1st preferred .. .. 82 I Reading 2d- preferred .. .... ;-. ...... 8 Republic Hteel ,. . Republic Steel preferred .. .. .. .. ,87 Rock Island Co jtock Island Co, preferred t? 8L Louis A San Fran. Z1 pta. St. lools Southwestern ..... St. 1uts Southwestern" preferred.; Southjrn Pacific Southern Pacific preferred .. ...... South -4 Railway .... ... ... Southern Railway preferf ed , .. .... Texas A Pacific '... Toledo, Bt. Loul A West.. ..!f.M Toledo, 8U Louis A West pfd....... Cnton Pacific ..... .. 2M4 H 84 W 114 . 15 -8J 1 I ir 40 1K 81) 1'nloa Pacin pto. .. Vnlted States Express .. .. faitMi Main Realty .. .. ..'.v .... 8 t'nlted Mates Rubber .... Cnited States Rubber preferred United States Steel .., vj" United Statea Steel preferred .....I Virvtnta. Carolina Chemical .i .. 88 84 101 21' 83 ' 104 25 85 M - 8 tir : 4o 1 44 re 24 tn . IT ( Virginia Carolina Chemical pfd. .... Wabash V.... Wabaah preferred .. ... ... Well Fargo- Express ... .... . .... Westlnghous Electric ,. Wheeling A Lake Erie . Wlaennaln Central ..... ,.. .... ... 4. -.... Wisconsin Central preferred .. .... Northern' Paflflc ... ... ...... Central Leather .... .... ...,.'....'. Central leather pi ef erred .. .. Ploaa ShefTWd preferred ..-.. i. Inter bo rough Metropi."tal ..'..... lnterborough Metropolitan pfd. Utah Copper .... In ENQINEER AND CONTRACTOR., --------tt 51ubbers. ' Intermediates, Rovitif Frames Jack Framts READ TMIQ i v IT TOTJ HATE TO SELL, LIST IT Ilf THIS OfTEM It Ton hav house w i tontl-m . .;, troubl and worry, . ""-,:. . Th place to lnur.your property 1 In thla agencr. fJUUSSS R. E. Qochrane. "99 "8I". Insurance and I THE LARGEST SAIE OP CR1EMT The largest single order or contract for Cement that tiaa vf been placed In th South ha been won by us. This sale wa for . approximately 800,000 Bags, amounting to aJPwlmtely , $180, 000.00 In money, and waa made to Black A Laird. Ltd, for th City, of New Orleans. While this Is a very nice order Indeed, the grati fying part of It lies In the fact that, although there were bidders competing from all parte of th country. SOME TEN OV WHICH BID FROM HO.OOO TO 110.000 LESS THAN U8 WE WON THB ORDER, aa after testing our cement and Investigating eur responsi bility. It waa found that WE NOT ONLT HAD THE QUAJLTTT WANTED, but could "DELIVER THE GOODS." ' Carolina Portland Cement Comp'y CHARLESTON, LOUIS H. ASBTJRT ARCHITECT tw Building. Charlotte, K. C JAMES 3G. MITCHELL CO. t COM3USSION MERCHANTS - Cotton Yarns and Cotton Cloths. CONSIGNMENTS SOLICITED Philadelphia, 111 and 124 Chestnut St. Boston, 1SS Summer tit. .. New York. Ho. 3S Leonard St.. Chariotte, S5 8. Tryon Bt. ' Didn't have time to write ad asEan '"wt son is here, w e arc selling the best at reas- onable prices. The R G Auten Co 1203 8. Tryon and, 5 E. Fouttt Sts. 'Phones 107 and 1S0S. - . IiCOTiard Ik nnter and Gordon Franalla ; ; ARCHITECTS Lew Bulldinc, Charlotte, If. C. Koe. Strand Sit. Thoae S7. FRANK P. EIILBURN & CO. ARCHITECTS WASHINGTON; DC A. D. SALKELD & BEO., - coMMissioy anatcnAXT , . i-7 Leonard Street, NEW TORE. COTTON TATCfS V-V'.V '.-:'.; "' DEPT. . ! . Fredlc Vietor & Achelis. HOOK AITD R00BR3 ACCniTECtS- f CIIJrjL)TTE, sr. v SSSBSBBwa mm . A RAMON OMte - -r eOUITAL BUILDIN4S, ATLANTA CA Kil Automatic Feeders, ( ''J: Openers and Trunk. Breaker, latermedUte and . Finlsber Lappers, ICirschner Citrdlng Beaters 1 w' Thread Bxtractftf a,'J . v , Waste Pickers, eta, Raw Stock Diyars. ; ETCETC Beat Estate Ag-ent. Hardwood Mantels We manufacture and carry a tart stock ef Hardwood Mantel; also ! S. C dealers In Tile and Orate. Can AU orders promptly. -Write for tatn ' oTa. J.H. 'WEAEN 6 CO, ; Cbar1otte V. a . . ( College Annuals .and . Catalogues ' Let a farntsh jroe. wtrh geaaathln;' sew to the CeW j Hgw' Annual line that rea. -- With? onr w equipment i -v tjrp. presses.1 tc. we are ' fully prepared t give yen aomathlng ntlraly different from that which ra bat keretofor been nalng. U yea want emthlng spesW ' any attractive see the OBSERVER PR1N1GJI0USE ; - CgARIOTTT lf.' Ck' ;'. OT. '.- Manufacturers andrJobbcrtn - . .--.-" riequenUy and It aeceaeary te have Banking FadUUe la dlitoai to those oOereU by local bank. . ; .- TUB . : fM K:li:d Eri - or zacuxoxtk : xiRGxxtx . ..- - - W1U , ; r at AOfl.000.oa cnnttal "' r i-axoed BerpiTHi 40a,8aJr : $i,600,OOO.OU XepoaIt (t,wttlOoe.ee Total l.-, oaera Just the AUJlUo. .1 i . cliltie HcqolreU. . Jno. U Parcel, pre?- jao. IL t-, Jr, Uii drntj Clias. U. V irrti . latent Ca' ---r; J. C ; , Auiant t:- .
The Charlotte Observer (Charlotte, N.C.)
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April 29, 1908, edition 1
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