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CHARLOTTE DAILY OBSERVER, JUNE ,'1903. COMMERCE :A$D F1XIKCE -,- , : .. '- , I , DIXI fcESSlOV COTTON MARKET. . Pi-Wg Riil Ixwrr Owing to Good v Weather Reports ana ttK Kale For the Par Are Estimated at only - 100,000 Bales Southern Spot In- - Hmiigtd. .' ' .-jJ.New York, Jun t The cotton .market was very quiet to-day, sales for the entire session being estimated at only 1OO.0W oaiea. mess ruiea wwer. ewm to good weather resorts, and tbe market . closed steady at a net decline of to 14 points. Tbs opening was steady at an ad vance of 1 point to a decline ol 2 points. .There were no cables to Innuenoe aenu mnt either way, and orders en the call were pretty well divided. But right af- inrwaru uia maraai. ixraru.w htitHn Who ,:r. ju .r.-r." . ; :r:: :l - vA ttr..m nAlv (hut thai Aoft nw v VIWU1 IIW F1 v w" w-...ms,w 4 wa rurooreu preaa ,n . V roa Saturday. After, selling off to a net i .flacllne of I to I polnti. Trices steadied - alirhtir itn rnvartna but weakened aaaln.1 - v ? . Im. Ik. 1st trAjHnir.wtiAn .lt aaamart as : . " - ---- t inouan . mere wm iuiuo uuumou threuxh houses wun wau Htreet connoo- ttoas. Tbe close was within a point . j the loweai on ine nearest crop vonuiin. ! Old months wereulet and steady, Ther i ,waa notmng m mo way 01 "P" 3 - ana we omciaj lorecasu were tor able weather - to-night and to-morrow. Liverpool wm be open -10-morrow wlH be closed again, on Ftlday ana - satur day -af this week. ; southern spot mar keta were generally uncnangea. ... . Rwlnta at the norta to-do V 12.266 bales against, 1,707 last week ana las', year, Receipts for trie week ss.VW oaies againai ;: t,nt last week and M.0B last year.-To-da' . receipt at New Orleans 1,13 ? a&alnat 1.107 last year, and at .Houston I-- l,VQ against 413 last year. Rnmort or Cut lit Price of Stecl Prodoct Galp Moro Antnoniauve r)riM--DcTea In - KaniDrr , Idle Frelnt Car r New Tork, June I. The long per ditlng rumor of a general cut In the ortree 'of steel oroduct gained more authoritative form to-day and It cam to ba generally believed during th dav'k uulon tt the stock exchanaa that substantial reduction would be nnAiinr.it immediately for all line xcept steel rails. Attention waa at V tracted to th aubject of new capital . : Issue by th figure of the heavy no tatlon for May and the additional is ' uea nearly contemplation. The May j,l (otal ot 166,S75.0O0 new stocks and bond wBlia omenvhat lower-lh4n "April. '! ; far In excess of th 4esues for May of ' last year. The toul of 1722.652,154. to 'which th new Issue since th first of th rear have risen, represent an tin precedented figure for that period. The --action of the grain markets after the ' Publication of the government crop re . port wai accepted as testimony to ! the favorable interpretation placed on that document. In spit of tho qualify ing consideration of weather condl " tlon later than th date of making up i the report. The immediate weather 1 new waa unfavorable, but Its effect byX'torc. of"1 was overcome showing of tho government report. - - 4l An excellent effect Wa produced by aw a K 4 Van JaAfaaaA In VnA I ' th report of further decrease In the number of Idle freight car In the two i weeaa enaing sa.j ou, - i ferd by the American Railway per- v atlon, the reducUon of 22,505 bringing i with a maximum bf 41MJ8 reported ; on Apni win in eany airengia m I tocka wa connected wun ni re- port. The later recovery was due to tne government crop report aim i :. feet on the wheat market. Bonds were steady. Total sale par value 82,025,000. United State 2a rcg- isterea. aavancea 1- per cent, on can. lotai sates atoca .. 10-aay hi, share. Including: Sugar 200; C. & O. 18,400: U A N. 400; Northern Pacific ' 21,900; Reading 78.700; Southern Kali- ' aaa. vt a -,.. in .a. nAA. TTnI.J .. way w; union irmnio uuncuito 11.2s; Maine per saca tz.si vt t-w States Steel- 53,060;- Sloss 100. New Tork, June 8. M. A O. ct s ofd. 84. - . . Baltimore, June 8.-Seabokrd common and preferred, nothing doing. Hay ward A Clark's Cotton Letter. New Orleana, La., June I. With Liver- pool closed we can only consider proa - pects. In this respect we cannot do bet-1 ter than give a copy of a letter Just re- eeived from one of the largest spot houses la Liverpool, interested largely aiso in mill In Lancashire. "We confirm our cable saying yarns up mora than cotton." This -may seem absurd to you, but we eaa assure you It Is a tact, as we bought yarn yesterday In Manchester, at two pence per pound advance from tne low- est whereas cotton, tne taxing even tne 1 M.v nn-lilnn an due basis. Is not tin 6verl,nia a nim m lna ncouraa'lne' natural 165 nolnts. The . position here for actual mtinn la mMTinm criucai ana we cuinoi . 1 , - ... tf II .a w mi.aK I higher than they are at present" Our . 1 . X -. - n aaIT- I ing on official forecaata on generally fa!rl)rwea the receipt of these advices. Pre - weather. This promise or tair weatner is 1 based tioon a hlsh pressure are overiytng 1 Ih. aaatarn aentlon. Which condition, while I assuring fair weather for a couple of dava. Is at th same time almost a eer- tain guarantee ot further rains In th cen tral and western-belt In th near future; Further rains, heavy at several points, occurred In Oklahoma ana Arxansas. over 1 Sunday. ' Elsewhere condillona were fav orable.' All depends ort the weathor from now. on. Bear are making light of,th rainy,, weatner we nave una uv w " ana coniena tnii. v w i year that cut the crop short v Abbeville, In western Louisiana, report ' td nomt boll. Spot ar steady - with , continued demand for all desirable spin- ; - nable cotton. if i U HATWARD te. CLARK. Hubbard Bros. A Co.' Cotton letter, Special to Th Observer. , . . .' . New v tork, June t-Better weather throughout the South with more -favor-1 abl crop accounts from' th VAtlantlo State and the Mississippi Valley, brought! bout alow recession all day In a very I quiet and dull market. ' The quick reae-1 -- tlon on Saturday led many to anticipate ' vth probability of further advance to-day, ' but the Improvement in weather' condl- ..tion steeped th buying demand. - With .'Liverpool closed to-day and to-morrow, anrl Manchester for the-' run Wr-nk. - the markets lacked the KdmnM AnmanA from spinner which was so auoatantlal a factor in advancing the market during the past' month. , W think th Interest In the market la - stiller than for om time past and that It will be governed by the weather eondl - tlon with the spinners buying on all de cline. .. , ' - 9. 8. Beche A Co. OH ton " -New. Tork, June 1 The week starts with continuance of the dullness In the eotto nmarket there being less business than usual because r of the WhiUuntlde holidays in Liverpool. ! First prices wer unchanged, but the market eaaed off a few points on local selling, standing 6 point pet lower at thl writing with only occasional trades. The., weather ' map showed more-heavy rains In Oklahoma and western Arkansas., which, of course, is unfavorable as that section needs a long period of dry weather. Ther was no break In the Red river levee over Sun- day. Some interest ai taken In a report that the long Interest in July la held toy Liverpool- people whom representatives are expected here this week to give per sonal attention to the deat Memphis reported the first cotton bloom from Coa homa county five days ahead ol last year. The forecast for the Western belt was favorable so was the long distance from Washington, for the week. Good weather may bring about temporarily lower val ues but on any good break we think pur' e'hases safe because of technical market condition and trade Improvement. J. a BACHES ft CO. : i . Dally Cotton Market. New- York, June 1 Galveston, tone steady; middling 11; Bet receipt 1,754; gross recelpta 1.754; aalea 9C; stock 4,050; I -i-i. . ....... ...1.4. t.Mii.,.. mix- I. ' hh .' ' .1 1 x.k; stock us,nf. I ,l "u' 11 " " . gJj 11,223. .anvan. tone milet; ' middling 11; I , ,,,. ,. 1 . tock ftQ ctKS; cont,nent ik . . . - . ..... . I ... . . . . . i net receipts va; gross receipts atoca i,, tj. -., i i n,-iimi..tn nMtinr tiw- oMnet rec-lDt. 145. no., receinta 2: stock l.51l. j " NorfolK. tone steady; Wilddllng Ms'net 1 recelpU 1.993; gross receipts 1.S33; sale 43: I stock 17,254. 1 Baltimore, tone nominal; middling 12; ouii.tock tS39. coagtwise 1,778. - 1 New York, tone flulet; middling 1140; ; gross recelpU 5,193; sales 1.000; stock 78,- ij, France ?S: continent 1.578. I . nn.nn n aui- tnMllln 11 4(1 r net i recelpta as; gross receipts tel. Philadelphia, ton quiet; middling 11(5; stock 1.681. - x Tout to-day. at aU porta net 1ZK; France 1.404; continent I.6M stock S43,8. ConsoUdated. at all ports. ' net zs.484; Gt. Britain 12,000; Franc 1,404; eonUnent 1.650. ... - f Totat since Sept. 1 at all ports, net 1.039,444: Ot. Britain t70,K2; Franc W8,- imj continent t,15C,f8T Japan - l,tlv; I Mexico 1.649, INTERIOR MOVEMENT. - 1 Houston, ton steady; middling 11H; net I receipts 1.1M; gross receipt 1,190; smp- I menu 1154: stock 22.232. Augusta, ton quiet and. steady; mid Idling Ils net receipt ti2: gross receipts 212: shipment 184; sales 473; stock ZT.ast. Memphis, ton teadyj middling 11; net receipt 228; gros receipts 1.632; nip- ments 2.635: sales 150; stock SS.6S3. St. Louis, .tone steady; middling 11; gross receipts 1.23; shipments 4.876; stock Cincinnati, shipment 65; stock 11,501. Louisville, tone Arm; middling 12. Uttle Rock, tone steady; middling 11; net receipts 85; gross receipts 85; ship ments 764; stock 16,820. ; Total to-day, net receipts l,625i gross r. celpts 4.S48; shipment 6,677; sale 1.23; atock 152,501. New Tork Produce. New Tork. June 8.nour dull and lower to sell. By flour quiet Corn meal steady. Ry dun. Wheat eaay: No. 2 red 99 elevator. Op tions to l'io. net lower; July 84; Bept. n. Corn steady: No, 1 78 nominal elevator, fPon. a net lower, July 75; Sept , VU VtVIIUv, IIIIAVTU mm w wr , t Cnt waU rteady. Lard steady; . . tv noain ateadv. rurp)SIlUn- flrm 450. RC quiet. Molasses ,ui0t. Sugar,' raw nrm; fair renning t0 g,. centrifugal 96 test 84.274 to j,,. jd,,,, tuBr t3.cv to 82.64; refln- Co(rM ulet; Rlo No 7 gnto No. 4 t. miid. coffee quiet; Cordova to Future net unchanged. Butter I wtaK. creamery specials 24; extras 23V4; third to first 1 to 23; State dairy common to nnegt to 23; process, common to I the July delivery closing at a net loss of special 14 to 21H. 114 to 1. Corn was down . OaU were wreight to Liverpool steady; Cotton byi lower., Provisions were 24. lower to team 12o.-. grain by steam Hid. Peanuts teady; fancy handplcked b to ; other LnmMti(, s.v to su. Potatoes firm: Ber- muaa new peP barrel 82 to 83 .60: Southern m t0 $3. ao seconds 11.50 to 81.76; culls 81 I -. - ... . an .A. State and Western In bulk per 180 pounds 12.25 to 62.50; Jersey sweets per basket $1.75 to 82.25. . ; Elgin, 11!., Jun 8. Butter firm; 23o.; ales for the week 973.600 pounds. Jt ..... . New Orlean Cotton 1 jjtn Orleans. June I. Cotton, spots were auiet with price unchanged. Mid j ng 11HC sale wer 1,850 bales on th I lpot nnd 200 to arrive. TUiy option 7 points up and the other ac- I tive month 6 to 8 point below the close I Saturday. With no advices from Liver I pool, where a holiday is being observed the only factor t the opening was th weather which wa .reported fair through- 0ut the greater portion of th belt. k - were received from Texas, where consld-J .mm. AimiM waa recenuv oom DTiwunar . .... - . . . J . . 4 V. -. time was aomewhat detracted from to- . . -v. . l .. t.lnl, ll. dictions Of good weatner tor. tne dbii tor tha next 24 hours resulted In a still fur ha nlnn and at th ciosa. which was steady, the acUve month wer 10 to 12 points below the close Saturday. ''Closing bids: jun n.w nommai; juiy 11.1Q; Aug. 10J6; Sept. 9.88; Oct 9.49; Nov. 9. 40; Dec 9.34; Jan. 9.38. .. Baltimore Produce. Rnlllmnm. June 8. Flour dull and low- winter patent 84.70 to 34.80; spring patent 85.30 to 85.55. wne4 ouuapot con- tract 86 to &; apot no. I rea vrernern 97 to 97; Southern on grade' 91- to 95. Corn dull; spot mixed 7: No. 2 white 79; Southern whit corn 80. Oata steady! No. 2 mixed 66. Rye quiet; No. S Western ex port 88 to 90. Butler flrm, unchanged; fancy imitation 20 to 21; creamery 25 to 26; ladle IS to 19; store packed 17. Egg steady, unchanged, 17c. Cheese firm. unchanged; large September 13 new flats .11; new -mall 12. Sugar, un- changed. " CTllcago Cattle Market. . Chicago. June 8- Cattle, receipt 21.000 market stesdy. 15 to 20 lower; steer 8560 to 85.75: cows 14 to 86.20; heifer 84 to 86.75; bulls 4 to 85.75; calve 82.50 to 85.75; stocker aiid feeder 83.26. to 85.40. L Hogs,, receipts 40.000, strong; " choice I heavy shipping 85.65 to 85.62; butcher ts 5S to 85.60: llarht mixed, choice light and M.lfc nt aalaa ti.45 to 85J5: Blaa 82.75 to 85. I Sheep, receipt 15.000, trong; heep 84 tw 85; lamb 85 10 86.10; yearling 84 M to New Tork. June 8. Money on call stesdy 1 to 1 percent; rullnfr rate 1; closing bid i: orrrea at 1. Time loan quiet and steady; 69 day 2 to- Pa Pe eentr 90 days 2 to. 2 per cent. six montna hb to per cent Close: Prim mercantile paper 8 to 4 per cent; sterling etchange easy with actual busfnes tn bankers' bills at 4f95 to 47 for demand, aad at 45.80 to 46.48 lor 60-day bills. Commercial bills 4SS; bar sliver 62; Mexican dollar 47. Cotton . Seed oil. fNew Tork, June 1 Cotton seed oil steady, demand poor; prime crude 3? to 39; prim summer yellow 47: off do 42 to 464; good do 42 to 47; prim whit 47 to 50; prime winter yellow 47 to 50. 20 40-Inch : 100 Rov. Top Flat3. - - SPLENDiD PIIYSICflL CONDITION . With the essential improvements of latest pattern cards' mcorporated therein. ' ; ' ' New Flat Grinding ; Device. ' : -JSTew Lickerins. ; ! SykesClotmne.' ; . THESE ARE OUT OF THE ORDINARY. , GREENSBORO SUPPLY CO. GREENSBORO, N. C . r . . .. . . -t . - . iniDne iORAWINB MACHINE WORk-ft COTTON TAUNTON, sat a X - JaThw ' As COMBERS- sJWMB5' ssr : MULES UP MACHINES- ti$t- LOOKS j SOUTHERN OFFICE AT CHARLOTTE - ' ' tDWIN HOWARD, AQCNT.. - DODbLEDdl -HILL . ; . Manufacturers Electrical Supplies Emerson Ceiling . and : Desk7 ' . Bpeed System Hooifl Office t Pittsburg, Pa. Charlc4t fjoUon. Thes figures repiesent price paid U wagon. Jun 8th: Good middling IS Strict middling 11 Middling .. ., Charlotte Produce. (Corrected by R. II. Field Co.) Butter .... 10 Chicken Spring .... ....... ...... 6(931 Ducks .... 25 Egg ............ 15(916 Oeese per heed ... ... 40jjM Hens-oer head ... Turkeys per poiwd ... .... ...... .1511 (Corrected dally by Cochran-MLaugH lln Co.) Ry .. .. .. Corn .. .. : 85 1.00 21 73 Cotton seed I Oats cfclcago Oram and ProvUIona Chicago, June 8-A bearinh government Icrop report caused a sharp break to-day Mn wheat price on the local exchange, 1 24 higher. WHEAT ' Hiah. Low. CIw July .. 87T 85U ' 8T. September .... .. .. 80 W'4 MH December - 87 85 8514 CORN July 6tt 7A September .... 66 65H 65V4 December 57. 55 55 OATS . ; July j 45 434 4Si September n 87 85 86 PORK July 13.77 13.67 1S.67 September .... 1102 13.95 13.85 LARD - July 8.69 8.57 8.57 September 8.80 8.75 8.75 RIBS July mm - 7.65 7.60 7.50 September .... ...... 7.77 7.72 7.73 New Tork Cotton. New York, Jun 8. Spot 4doed quiet mirt,iiin- unlanda 11.40: rftJddllna gulf ii.gG; seles 1.000 bales. . rnluru nnenad and cinseo Steady, H 4 Open High i6!ii lo!ii lO.OOofd 9.96 10.10 I JlllV . . 10.W 9.90 i'.ii i'M 9.28 10.10 9.M 9.5 9.13 9.82 I : "eP1 65 9.55 Noy .. ...... - 9.4.1 9.1S . . 9 44 . 1.38 Dec 9.82 9.27 9.27 9.24 Jan. I Feb. March .40ofd 9.31 9.28 ,' Kyal Store Wilmington, July 1 Spirits turpentine nothing doing; receipts 41 cssk. Rosin quiet' 12.40; receipts 238. . ' Tar firm, 81.50; receipts 10. Crude turpentine flrm, 82, 82.70 and 83.75; receipt St New. Orleana, La... June 8. Receipts: 264 barrel rosin; 116 barrel turpentine. Export, none. . Charleston, 8. C, " June. I Turpentine auiet at 41c: saknone. Rosin quiet: sales none. Quote: ABC 1.0; D 82.80; E 82.90 to tZJX: C 83.05 to 82.07: Q 83.l to 83.12; . H 83.53 to 63.60; I H60 to 84.65; tC 85.50 to 85.5S; M 85.85; N H W Q 86.15 to 86.30; W W 8420 to 8180. ; Savannah, Oa., Jnn 8,-Turpentlne firm 41; sales 972; receipt 1,553; shipment 361. ' . .: :.-.:' Rosin firm; sale 2,47! receipt ' L3KS; shipments 2.472; stork 4.7fil- Quote: A B C 92.60; D 82.95; E3 8310; r 83.20; O 83.25: H 83.70; I Kffl; K 85.65; M 86; N 88.16; W O 86.49; W W t6.4ft. r ' . Ntw Tork OUUe. ' New Tork, Jun -1 Beeves. receipt 2.7U ( Steer H.50 to 87.80 per 100 pounds; one cr extra i.os dumb tw to as.w; cow 82.20 to 85.30; extra do 85.75; oxen and stags 85.75 to 86.40. Dressed beef higher at 10 to 11 c per pound; a little cholc beef at 12c. - , ,- Calves. recelpU 8.30; veals $5 to 87.28; few selected lots 87-37 t r.50; culls and throwouts" 84 to 85J0; buttermilk 84.50 to 84.87. ''.'' Sheep and lambs, retrlpts li.rW- fiiep 83 to V; yearling 14.75 to 83 90; lambs 87 to 87.73; unshorn yearling 86.75. Hogs, recelpta 10.50. New' York Stat hog 56.05 to $.t per WO pound. , WCW TORK BOXDS m li 1-- TJ. S. refunding 2 registered IT. R refunrling 2 coupon t S. 3s realstered .............. tT. S. 3 coupon if. 8. 4a rtired ., V. 8. 4 coupon Amerlran Tobaoeo 4 ...a............. I American Tobacco Pettee Cards SPINNING FRAMES MASON MACHINERY Jk A a. . EIECTR1C COJIP'Y and Dealers . of every; description. Immediate Shipments from Charlotte Stock Satisfaction. ' Southern Warchoaaat Charlotte, N. C Atchison general 4s .... Atchison adjustment 4 98' bid 8S Atchison cv. 4s 91 100 K Atlantlo Coast Line 4s Baltimore & Ohio 4s bid Baltimore Ohio 3a bid Brooklyn R. T. cv. 4s Central of Georgia 5 bid Central of Georgia 1st Inc. ofd.... Central ot Georgia 3d Inc. ofd Central of Georgia Sd 1 no. old.. .. Chesapeake Ohio 4 Chicago A Alton 3a btd Chicago, B. Qulncy new 4 .... Chicago, R. I. A P. R. R 4s Chicago, R. L A P. R. R. eoL Is.. Chicago, R. I. A p. Ry. rfdg. 4a.. C, C, C. aV St. Louis general 4 bid Colorado Industrial fta 9K 92 72 104 73 46 38 101 7 97 66 71 87 93 62 Colorado Midland 4s bid ..... Colorado Southern 4s bid 62 8 Delaware tt Hudson cv. 4 ofd. 90 uenver at nil uranoe n 89 Erie prior lien 4s bid Erie General 4s ofd.. 70 Hocking Valley 4s bid Interborough Met 4 Japan 4s ., Japan 4a .. Jspan 4 ,2d Serie bid .' Louisville A Nash. Unified 4 Manhattan consol gold 4 bid Mexican Central 4 Mexican Central 1st Inc. bid Minn. A St. Louis 4s Missouri, Kansaa A Texas 4s bid... Missouri, Kansas A Texas 2ds bid. National R. R. of Mexico col. 4s bid New York Central general 8tts New Jersey Central general 5 bid.. 104 67 81 8U 98 95 no 16 82 96 81 92 123 iNortnern raoino ta MapTKam. CIA. . - 101 ...tr, i, f rliuu S .. ...... Norfolk A Western col. 4a 71 a 90 . Mlir HUH. rrnn. cv. as, liiia Penn. Consol 4s Reading General 4a ... Republic of Cuba Is bid 91 101 S 3H 107 74 St Louis A Iron Mountain col, 6a.. St. Louie A San Francisco fg. 4.... St Louis Southwestern col. 4s bid Seaboard Air Line 4s 64 61 85 2 Southern Pacific 4s bid fim,lli.M( Ta.iA- ... nouthern Railway 5a btd ............ . v rwmv lia ....,.. 106 Toieao, ki. u t western 4 73 union Pacific 4a ... tTnlon Pacific ey. 4 V. S. Steel 2d 6a ... Wabnah lata ................. ............ ...... 103 95 104 6 Weatern Md. 4 bid ...... Wheeling A Lake Erie 4s WIlpAn.t. Panlr, I . i..... N. T.. N. H. A H. cv.'li' ctfi!!".'.'.'.' CliOSINO STOCK LIST. AmMlaamated Copper .. .. American Car A Foundry 84 ' 80 18 9 49 102 v99 121 90 21 42 K 92 ' 92 '-. 8! M lt 24 944 11 . 41 7 1K14 American Car A Foundry pfd, American Cotton Oil American Hide A father pfd. American ice Securities American Unseed ... American Locomotive American Locomotive pfd. American Smettln A Ttefnr. American Smelting A Refng. pfd .ninrican punr Kenning American tooscco pfd. American Woolen .. ...,.......,. Anaconda Mining Co. Atchlaon i Atchlann preferred . Atlantic Coast ln D.I.IH..U a. .1. rf ii iiiifriv . rinu .........,. Baltimore Ohio pfd. Brooklyn Rapid Transit Canadian Pacific Central Leather , Central Leather preferred Central of Nw Jersey .... Chesapeake A Ohio .. ..... Chicago Oreat Weetem .. Chlcaao A North Western .)....... Chicago. MH. A nt. Paul ........ 1H 67 27H sr 4V 15 IM . ? 1 C. C. C A ft. Inii Colorad Fol A -Iron mora mi ar rHinm.ni ,. Colorado A Bout ham lt H. M, Colorado A Southern 2d pfd. ...... Consolidated Oas .. Com Prodticta .. Tlaware A Hudson retver A Wo Orande .. Denver A Wo Orande pfd. ni.tlllers. Beeurlties Kfie .. .. V.rio lat preferred .............., 4e ?d nraferrad 27 I yrt n 11 1H 1"S MH - ! KM lfxt 11l S r - n . ttT Ofnrs' T.l"etrle Drni Northern referra Oraf Northern Or etfs.. .......... TiHm Cetr .. TnlerhoronsT Met. .. .......... Tnterhoroiiah Vet. pfd, ........ Tnterostlonsl sper Tniamstlonal Paper preferred Tnwa Cestui -. Kansas CMV Rout hern .: .. Kanaas CHV Boulhem pf. Truirvine nasovuia Mealraa Cen'ral Vlnneanolr A P. Tjtila Vinn., Ft- P. Rsolt Ft. M. laoor P'Hfle VlaaniiH. KanMa A Tesae .......... Mlaaoirrl, Kanaas A TeaasM Vsfiorral leed ,. Kew York r-entral .. New Tork. Ontario A Western ...,' orfom western . .. ........... trth AmeH" , Narthern raciflc CPTTQN MILL IV1ACHINERY. Stuart W. Cramer, main ei fen . .- tOUTH TRTOhf T GHAPtLOTTI, N. O. Ktvolvtnc FUt Card, ; JUUwaj Heads, Drawinf Frames, 'plnnldr. Frames,. Twisters and Spoolers QuUIers and Heels, Looms, COMBERS ETC., ETC HtJBBAED BROS. & CO., HAXOVER SQUABS. NEW TORK MEMBERS OP New Tork Cotton Ex- chance. New Orleans Cotton Ex change. Associate Member Liver pool Cotton Exchance. . OBDER8 SOLICITED For the pur- cnaae -and sale or cotton for rutur delivery. Co.-respondence Invited. MECKLENBURG IRONWORKS CHARLOTTE, N. 0. Motors, Dynamos, Alternating and Direct Current. iAny size and voltage. Stock on hand. We ask for orders. MACHINERY WANTED We ar In th market for the fol lowing machinery of either Woon socket or Providence Machln Co. make: 1 slubber. 48 spindles, 10" traverse, 12" fivers 12x8. 1 Intermediate. 103 spindles, 1-1" traverse. 9" flyers 9x4 1I. 2 speeders, 144 spindles, 5" trav erse, 7" flyer 78 1-2. 1 Blubber, 58 spindles. 10" trnv era It" fivers 12x8. 2 speeders. 144 spindles, S 1-2" tnu I" ft vara 8x4. Address reply to Box 14S. Haw River, N. C. , Reputation IS WnAT COtJNTS. T7IE ROOF WIT11 A REPUTATION Ehret's Standard Gravel Guaranteed ten years Nerd no repairs Warrcn-Ehrct Company CHARLOTTE, IV. a No building too larg f It No building too smalt Ify If Ehret's Roofing good for all 11 7 ,l HOME: OFFICE FIIILADELFHIA. For Good Building Brick address Rock Hill Brick Works, Rock Hill, 8. C, "or Catawba Brick Co., Van Wyck, S. 0. HUGH MACRAE & GO, Bankers f Iscetlaneona Boatltens Seat(Uaa WILMINGTON. W. L Waahlnctoa, D. C, dot Colorado Bid Cotton Mill. Stocks. - ...,........,.,....a 2RH 78 Si V Pennsylvania .. People's Oa .. .. . ..... .... Pittsburg. CCA St, Louie ...a.....,.... ... .... Pressed hi eel Car t. .......... Pullman Palac Car ............... Railway Bteet Spring Heading .. .. 1"H . 1?V nvpunno nieei .... .............. Repiiblle Steel pfd.. Itock Inland Co.. Rock Island Co. pfd.- ft Louia San Fran. 2d pfd ait. Louis Southwestern St Louis Southwestern pfd. ,17 29V4 . 14 87 . (a n n u Sloes Sheffield Steel and Iron Southern Pacific nouinvrn rwnn. piu. Southern Ftellarar ' n. ...... Southern Railway pfd. .............. Tennessee Copper .. .................. Texas tt Pacinc Toledo, St.. Louis West.. ......... TAleda, P. Louis West. pfd. .... t'nlon Paclfle m t'nloo Psciflo pfd. ...... ...... ....S... Si I'nlwd Slatea P.iihrirr Vnttert State Rubler. lat pfd. 1'nlled State Steel 1'nlted SUte Steel preferred 1'tah Copper ..- ..... I -..'. ......., VrrlnU Carolina Chemical ......... Vlralnla Carjlloa Chemical pfd, ... Wabash .. . Wsbaah preferred .. Weallnshoiiaa Electrto ... ..t. Wrairrn 1'nlon .. Whurlln A iJike Krl .. Viornaln Central .. Standard Oil .. ...... ....... miH 81 2 4 5JJ (emu ENQINEER AND CONTRACTOR. Slubbers, tntermedlatef "Jack Framea Roving Frame READ THIS - CP TOTJ BATE TO KELL, LIST IT IX THIS OTFOt tt ra hav bouses or atorag, to rnt, let m do your collecting aa4 . troubl aad worry. ' tkb plac to lnsur your property la la thl asav R. E. Gochrane. Insaranco and i aa1 .1 Ask Your Architect About "DehydratiW' H will tell you that It should, by all mean, he used for damp proofing your building. "Debydratlne" Is the best known material for that purpose. It has been used successfully for th past 1 year In the most Important building In thl country. All Up-to date Architects both large and small know Its valu and ad vantages. No. 1 "Dehydratlns" Is for damp-proofing walls to be platerd used a a substitute for, or In connection with, furring and lath lng. No. t "Dehydratln" I to damp-proof exposed Brick and Con crete walls, and make them Impervious to water and molstur. No. 4 "Dehydratln" is for water and damp-proofing Founda tions, Cellar Floors, etc., etc. Writ u and let us t-'ll you all about them what they cost, where they can be used, etc., etc. Carolina Portland Cement Comp'y Southern Distributors. CHARLESTON, 8. C ' Don"t forget "Old Dominion". Cement, "Acme Plaster," "QagerV White Lime, "Carolina Black Faint." "Superior Qrapr.lt Paint" and that we manufacture and eell Plastering Lath. Shingle. Ready-to-Lay Roofings, etc., ate. IF? If you are sure you hava sufficient strength of mind to sav a definite proportion of your Incom very year, even If no outald pressura con strains you to do so; and If you ar sure of a steady Income and moderate expenses for a long series of years; and if you determine to put - thto monef thus saved in a savings bank every year; and If you' carry out this determination;-and If you never drew any of the money out, and if there Is never a run on th bank; and if you live to be eighty or ninety years old, you will find a savings bank ac count as good as h life insurance policy. BUT- It la the wise part of wisdom to Insure in The Equitable Life, the strongest In the world. . W. 3. RODDEY, Manager, Rot ItilL 8. C. WM. WHITE JOHNSON, Rs. Ajt, Hunt Bid., Charloue, N. C. , LOUIS HABBURT ARCHITECT Law Sulldinc Charlotte, V. C FRANK P. M1LBURN & CO. fl ARCHITECTS WASHINGTON, D. C HOOK AND ROQURS ARCHITECTS . OlARLOTTE. X. a Leonard I--Hunter and Franklin '.;. Vordoa ;:-"4iicHITECT3 : Law Building, Charlotte, X. C No. Ill and SIS. Thone 371. tOUITABka BUILDireO. ' ' ' ATLANTA CZe Mi Antomatlc feeder. Openers and Trunk, Breaker, Intermediate and Finisher Lappers, Klrschncr Cerdtns Beatert ' Thread Extractors, , Waste Pickers, tc . Raw Stock Drjera, ' ETCm ETC. , s Beat Eatato Agent. Make Tonr Stjore Attractive . to customers by putting tn at last on or two strong breese-movlng fan. Be before your competitor don't follow hlml Wo cell Emerson fan, th re liable time-tested motor, which runs without attention alt sea son sold under a guarantee. Quiet, economical of current, throwing a strong brees. Thre spaed, easily regulated by switch on fan. These fans may b used as electroliers with very handsome ffect. Let us try on in vour tor. R. G. AITTEN CO -'Phones 1J07 and 1101. Flies and Mosquitoes on the Outside Small Cost J. H. WEARN a co. ' JUnuTacturers of Mantels. , Write for caUtofua. Manufacturers and Jobbers ; rieqoeatiy and It arasary f bav Banking FacUltlea la ad. ditlon ta Ummm Cored by local baaka. - - - - TUB r'y,y r " Ol 5ICHJIONU, . TTJIG1SIA. $i,ooe.ooe.v capital Kanel Karplaa $U0,ftO0.e . gs,&oo.000.oe Depoalta $t,000,000.00 TOUI ReaaJB-c Offer Jaa the AddlUooai rm. dlltM Kejlrl. . Jao. tt. Puree IT. P-Mldewtt Ino. U. Mill, Jr, Vic Preei! dentt Cbaa. R. Barnettt. A slsuUM Oaahleri 0. C Jopllav Aalaiaat Cabl A. D. SALKRLD & BRO COMSnssiOX MERCHANTS ! IC-7S Leonard Street, NEW TORS. . COTTOX TARNS ; DEPT. . FredTs Vletor & Achslls. JAMES E. MITCHELL CO. COUMISSION MEnCHAXTS Cotton Y&TC3 czi Cctt:.; ClwtL3 '"CONSIGNMEXTS tOLICIT: Phlladflrdua. 123 and 1,21 c:,:, - Boat oh, IS5 Sumiuor ft. New Tort, No. T3 Lf . ..rl i .. CUarlotte. 51 S. Trj. j . SCREENS
The Charlotte Observer (Charlotte, N.C.)
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