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RLOTII)AILOBSERYER, JtJLYJ, 1903. : COMMEECE JXV FINANCE - J1 TUE ilARKKf IS HOUR ACTIVE. . After Opening a -a -jm-Pne-Xf-On , i to Hv 1'oinli the iptton,. -Mark -.i-rn ftpou J,ek.;;A;:'i'A -7-.-W',jV New York, 'July .--Tle? cotton .Li market w but moderately active tv day and after tniirrrs7tatWHn . 4 of .t to 6 points, train watch-there wm sligju-and brief-reaction.-be-V came aettled in the direction vof lower ' r prices with the close, steady at a net ' loss of it to 16 point, and sales lim ited to IIS, 800 bales, representing a - r- little better than the recent average of transaction. The controlling lac 1 .tor in the further, decline was the : continue! bearish character i of the. - - icrop pews which was in force partlc- -Tilarljr.dn the- later afternoon when a S- report from a high dans, Georgia au "i V thority reached themarket to the ef feet that developments recently have been favorable as to sz per cent, ana una-vorable as to .but 8. per cent, of the belt. The fact that, the crop U now entering- on that stage wnere the dan V - ger Ilea 1n deficiency of rain and ex- V ' ceaa of temperature, is mentioned by "V this authority. Jteports from the . Southern spots this afternoon added to the' weakness, being bearish, al- 7 - though they were not accompanied 'T brPculative selling orders and the - Southern spot markets remained far v- aboye the New York speculative par Ity. To-days news from. Liverpool Was not much of a factor, although ,j during the American Holiday interval there were wide changes in the Eng , llshl market whlcn finally showed .'.. weakness under a -pressure of 'local spot offers and crop newt. : TV Receipts at the ports to-day 7,168 Jlhales,. against 8,881 last week, and 2. . 72 last year. For the week 65,00(1 T bales, against 55.SS3 last week and 15,802 last year. To-day's receipts a New Orleans 785 against 1.885 last year. THFJ STOCK MARKET. Let harry of Past Werk Thrown Off and Traimaion Kin to a Higher . Joint Tlian lias Been Touotiea vr a Month. New Tork, July 6. The stock mar ket to-day threw off the lethargy In which It was bound last week and prang into some degree of energy and animation. The day's transactions rose to a larger total than has been touched for a month past. Ther,e was no direct development in the day's news to account for the change in form and It was attributed to Infer ence drawn by an element of specula tive operators from the recent ac tion of the market and, which en couraged embarkation on commit ments of some magnitude. A feature of the day's dealings was the lr - -orders eon-ilng --trwir"Sftrgt!r" oibtvb, he numbvr of buying orders for 10, 000 shares aud upwards .in different storks nittractlnu much notice. In the bond market th.re was percept ible some buying that was believed to come from Investment sources. Money market both here and abroad gave evidence of the renewed relation following the July settlement. Discounts were nuotably lower in for eign markets and the prevailing can loan rate hero Was 1 1-4 per cent, with manifest pressurs to place funds. There was a sharp ttdvance in 4he London copper market and the min ing and smelting stocks were conspic uous in the day's advance. Large re sumptions In tho steel mills in the .Pitlefcurar district were a fietpTutfm tor. 'Xrttither reduction In two weeks endina June 24th of 88.896 in ihe ' Pally Cotton Market. . v i ew . Tor. July S.-Galventon. . tone t a ulet; middling 1114; , net . receipts 6,977 i gross receipts 5,277;, stock - 40,800: - conti nent i.jm: coastwise 22. - v PTfWTTfIeahs7T toneT steady: 7 middling 11; net receipts UB; . gross, recefpts 7S5 , sales SSO stock 5,S7t. v.tZ '.'. ;r; Mobile,- net receipts 292i gross receipt sb: stock t.sao. ' --. , jSarannah,' tone dull: -middling li! liet receipts mnWtTreciWVptmwm stock 2.;;' coastwise S5L- " - j ' Chariest sn, tone quiet; Middling 11; net receipts KTr gross receipts C7; stock 6.M2; coastwise liUji.-.1 r--.-.-, ,.v Wilmington, tons quiet; middling ll'i net receipts 74: gross receipts 72; stock Norfolk,: tone nufet s. middlleg 11;, ret receipts W; gross receipts W; sales 771 stock 10.412: coastwise 770. .. Baltimore,.-tone notn!natL middling II, stock 4.U4. . - 'v New York," tone nuiet; middling 11.80: cross receipts 28.441; sales 100 ( stock 73,501 Boat oh. tone quiet; middling 11.80. - Philadelphia, tone quiet; middling 11.55 net receipts 28; gross receipts 25; stock 1.408. : ' : - Total tb-day. at all ports, net 7.88S; con tlnant 1894; stock 248.240. Consolidated, at all ports, net 12,104; Ot Britain 800; France 770; continent 678. ( Total since Sept 1st at all ports, net 41.148.212: Gt.- Britain 2,84.5; Franee 830.064; continent rJJRl,107 Japan 190,291; Mexico im ' jt Corrected. . INTERIOR MOVEMfiNT. nniiitnn tnna oulut: middling- 11: net receipts J.133: gross recelpU 2.133; slilp- rnnnta 1.79: sales 466 ; Stock n.ios. Augusta, tone quiet: middling 11HI net receipts J04: gross- reeelpts 804; shlpmenU 356; sales 134; stocg ii.iw. Momohls. tone steady; middling 117-10, et reeelots 1138s gross receipts 736; shlp- ' m)h 608: stock 28.J01. gt. l4uls, tone dull; middling u: stoca 15 415. ri,innatl nrt recelnts 709: gross re ceipts 700; shipments 4; stoca Little Hock, tone easy; middling 11: net wplnta 52: sross receipts iu; snipmn.i. 299; stock 7.896. Total to-day, net receipt . shipments 4,037; sales 1,090; stock 99,392. The return to service of Idle fretgnt cars since the maximum out or serv ice on April J9th has now reached the Imposing figure of 100,307. leav ing, however. 813,298 cars still Idle. Bonds were Irregular. Total sales par value $1,14.000. United Ptates 2s declined 1-4 per cent, on can. Total sales stocks 608,900 sharea, including Smelting 49.&00; Coast Line 200; Sugar 1,100; Tobacco 700; C A O. J, 600: L. ". 50O; National Lead S6.100: S , tk W. 800; Reading 103. 100; Sloss 1.000; . Southern Railway 406; preferred 600; Tennessee Cop per 100; Union Pacific 114,800; Unit ed tate. Steel 44.600. .Baltimore, July .-8eaboard common snA pfd. nothing doing. New Tork. July 4. -Mobile A Ohio 4s 77 bid.' ,Xew Tork "Twine. New York, July 6.-Flour quiet, but firm. Minn, patent 5.26 to 85.55; winter patents 84.40 to 84 76. Rve flour quiet. 84 35 to 84.60. Corn meal firm. 81.60 to 81.65. Bye dull: No. 2 Western 83. Wheat strong; No. 3 red 99 to 100 elevator. Options 1 to 1H net higher; July 99V; September 96H: De cember 7H. . , Corn strong: No. t O nominal eleva tor. Options He. net higher; July 8114; .ni.mh no. Oats firmer; mixed 56 to SLBeef firms htmlly 816.75 to 317.60. Cut mestV'fliW'ftJr't' 8.o to 8970. Tallow easy, city 6 7-16. Rostn rtendy. 83.2. Turpww mun. Rice steady, 3 to H- Molasses quiet, 28 to V.. ' Sugar, rave firm: fair rennins 83 9e: centi ifugsl . " --""" .. , i in n m 1 1 1 a", i ...... . crushed 86 10: powdered b.ot; 85 40; cubes 35 K. ..rt nntnt: Rio No. 7. 8 5-14; Pan tos No. 4. 8c. Mild quiet: Cordova 9H to 12V4C Futures net unchanged to 10 points lower. - Butter easier; creamery 22tt to 32"4- Cheese steady; gool to prime 9i to lfl'i; do rnmmon8 to 9V4. KggR firm: Western 17 to IKVfc. Freights te- Wveepool brly steady cotton by steam lc; grain by steam l'i i - i r U2Mx36M. CooT)er Corliss Eiiffhie. ;!4"x36" Murray CorHss Engine. ; . . 16"x42" Brown Engine. . : ; ; 18"x42"Lane & Bodlev Corliss. 14"x20n Hf S. t& GThrottling. Engine. OILERS, DYNAMOS. GREENSBORO SUPPLY GREENSBORO, N. CO. CARDS DHAWINO MASON MACHINE Wnpifc COT TON 171 A C H I N E R Y TAUNTON, nniiRFM MASS. V V III V 8bI I W I IB uiniiivce SOUTHERN OFFICE AT CHARLOTTE EDWIN HOWARD, AO (NT. spin - FRAMES MULES LOOKS DOUBLEDAY-HILt ELECTRIC COMPW The largest Electrical Supply House in this vicinity, and one of tlx four largest In the world. This gives us many Important advantsges. ! or Instance, in the Supply Business we are the ones Are first asked to represent the best lines. Secure every benefit in buying In large quantities. Carry the stock and can ship at once. Are prepared to give the most general satisfaction. who SPEED Home Office, Pittsburg, Pa. OUR MOTTO: SYSTEM SATISFACTION Southern 'Warehouse. Charlotte, N. C. JAMES HARRISON, Sonthern Manager. - . H. COTTON MILL MACHINERY. : - 5tuXrt W.: Cramer, ENQ1NCER AND CONTRACTOR 1 r-.ff.- t "ataiN oi fion OUTM TflYOM ST.. 7 CHARLOTTR. N. O. mm Bv4lvlht Flat Cardj, . Railway Heads, Drawing Frames, Spltmtaz Frames, " ; Twisters and Spoolers QuIIIers and Reels, Looms, COMBERS ion est wt X tAUtTALI BUH.DKS. . v, - ATLANTA. ETC., ETC flubbers, Roving Frimes Intefmedlatcf, Jack Framta Actonutlc Feeders, Openerf and Tronic, Breaker, bstecmediatcaaj Blnisber LarW, v KlrscBBrCsrdln;T3eater Thrsad Cztracton, Waste fldcers, etsV Raw Stock Drjrra CTC ETC HUBBARD BROS. Ss CO., HANOVER SQUARE, NEW YORK MEMBERS OF New Tork Cotton Ex change, New Orleans Cotton Ex change. Associate Members Liver pool Cotton Exchange. ORDERS SOLICITED For the purr chase and sale of cotton for future delivery. Correspondence Invited. MECKLENBURG IRONWORKS CHARLOTTE, N. 0. READ THIS OP TOU HAVE TO SELL, LIST IT IN THIS OFFER If r hare houses or stores to rent, let me do your coUertlag taf trouble and worry. The place to Insure yeur property Is In this sgenogs ?. E. Goclirane. lasuranoo and Real Estate Ageo. Charlotte Cotton Market, These figures r. present Drtcea Dald I. wagons, July 4th: Strict rnldJlinK 1J Good middling "it 114 Middling ni xunber.of surnlus freight cars was Peanuts sicaay . ny ...u- - CJiarlotte (Corrected by R. Butter Chickens Spring.. Ducks Eggs .. .. , Geeae per head liens per head .. .. Turkeys per pound . Prod do. II. Field A Co.) 1015 88 12 86j(40 18 il (Corrected potatoes firm; Norfolk best per narrei 8t7S to 83.25; Eastern snore ino. 1, iu 83; Southern 81 50 to 8.3; Southern sec onds 81 .28 to 81 N; Ji-rsey sweets per bas ket 81 to' $1. Cabbages dull; nearby per 100, 12.00 to Hubbard Bros. A t'o.'s Cotton Itter, Special .to Thp Ot server. New Tork. July's. With the continuing good crop cnnclltions and prospects the courage of the bear revived and the pressure .upon the njurket proved greater -inuLjjie covering aemana ot me rorenoon which had taken advantage of the .decline following the lower prices In Liverpool Buyers look askance while the 'reports are so excellent, and a short Interest Is developing, which would he dangerous In the event Of any1 crop scare. . Drought Is now the nearest possibility but It will tuke 4lme (or Its development and prices look ' tempting to sellers for each day It Is delayed- Business Is moderate with little speculative demand and the trading continues local. Carpenter... Ilaairott & Co.'a . Cotton IiCtter. New Tork, iuly .-The local market opened stendy wltlj prices 1 to 5 points expected en the. cables, (Tnd was no 4Q")t due" to" lhe facr"That scattered -sHbfti fcho wed ; a disposition to cover contracts .In the early trading. Outside of a few ----- complaints of Insect damage In Texas, . the detailed reports coming to hand only tend to congrm ttre-'locgl conviction that 7- the belt Is .having perfect growing weath er. A member who spent holidays In PNew England says: "Froth talk With j.- rromlnent eastern mill men past few ' -days, it looks as though mill and gen f era! -situation east not much -Improved. " JUeraglnft 3 to 1 days a week. Dne large - 7 Cotton and wool milk has ten million dollars worth of unsold goods on-hand, anwhtl- prices ""are'; hfi Jhe demand is ' iiotV1'"- Taking into- consideration the poor state of trade and the excellent condition' of th crop we see no ehance JLoj any permanent enhancement In the 7 rams 01 ine raw nnnui, - - - - - y'r '.I ;. e CARPENTER. BAQOOTT A CO 7- '.'."; .' " . r. Tiw Money. Market Kew -Tork, July tMoney on call easy '4 per cent.; ruling raie 1; ciubhib mu ITtred Time loans eaywmflays -to- perrentf daya 8 tovz par ml . jriz mnhthi 9U. nr cent. f PThn K HieroBBtlle paper 8'4 to 4 per - icent. ; aterilng exchange steady with ac jfual business in bankers', bills at 487 for (demand and at 45.70 to 4SS.80 for 40-day - fclHs. Commercial Wlhi i-t- 485r1)ar " UvJ4; Mexloaa dollars 4.-, . - ...i-Z , ; UJ. s ii, Cotton Reed irtiL. J New Vork. July (.-Cotton seed oil was wetlve hjI hlghrrpn ilemand rom her i uiua irmu m foroinai; ao summer yel low .48; off summer' yellow 43H -tv 44H'' prime www 4 to 2; primo winter yellow New Orleans Cotton. New Orleans. July 8. Cotton, spots were steady. 31-16 down on all grades; middling 11 1-W; sales were 850 bales on the pot and ohe to arrive. Futures opened quiet. 8 to 4 points be low the clone last .Thursday, which was the last trading day before the holidays attendant upon the Fourth of July. Thin was due to unfavorable advices from Liv erpool, where the opening showed a slight loss together with beneficial rains throughout a large portion of the belt during the last few days. This gave the market a downward tendency which pre vailed during the entire day. Spots were also weak and this condition served s another bearish factor In the future mnr ket. At the close., which was barely steady, the active months were 14 to a) points down. Closing .-bid:. July 10.92; August 10.10; September 8.40; October 8.10; November 8.02; December S.W January 9.0L ; - Rye Corn Cotton seed Oats dally by Cochrane-UcLaugfe l!n Co.) 1.40 21 73 Liverpool Cotton. Liverpool, July 6. -Closing cotton: Spot w.M-iiPr,? . nl"tm Mhr- AmeAcan 22 " .fa,r S8; "ood middling 4.52: middling 6.M; low middling i.U; good or dinary 5.28; ordinary 8.88. The sales of'the day were S.0O0 bales, 800 for speculation and expnrt. 4,600 American. RecelpU L000 bales, all American. -Futures opened quiet and closed firm nn near-months and steady on distant 'posl- uwfin. Aiiirrit:an initialing sr. o. c. : NLW TORK nOXDS. Naval Stores. New Orleans. July 8. Recoils 115 bar rels rosin; 17 barrels tnrperfttfls; ' Exports. nonc. Wilmington, July . Spirits turpentine nothing doing; receipts 134 casks. Rosin steady. 8-"0; receipts 320. Tnr nrm. II .80; receipts 1 barrel.' Crude turpentine nrm, 82, :."0 and $3.75 receipts 96. July July-August August -September .. SeptemlHT-Ortoher . October-Novembor . November-Decern her December-January . January-February .. February-March .. March-April April-May 6 67 8.60 6.2S 5.08 S.OOii 4.95 4.92 4.90 4 91 4.92 4.93 Xew York Cotton. New York. July fi. -Spot cot quiet, 10 points lower; middling 11.34; middling gulf 1l.'o; sales 100. Futures opened and closed steady. Open Hlgn .... SLaiild. .B5 Aug 9.57 9.R7 Sept 9.38 9.88 Oct 9.23 4 25 S. refunding In, reslmcrcd H. refunding; 2s, coupon , S. Ss, registered S. 8s. coupon S. 4s, reglntcretl S. 4m, cnupon American Tobacco 4s American Tobacco 6s ' Atchison general 4s Atchison adjust mont 4s Atchison cv. ,s Atchison cv. &h !.!!!!!!'.!!" Atlantic Coast Line in .......... ".' Baltimore A Ohio 4s Baltimore A Obln 3' bid Brooklyn rt.T. cv, Ce'ntrar ef (Jeorgia 5 hlrt...v Central of Georgia 1st Inc. ofd Central of Oeorgla 2d Inc. old Central of Oeorgla 81 Inc ofd Oieaapeaks A Ohio 4Ha bid CTlcaro Alton" Chlcagi B. Qulncy new 4s. . Chicago. R. 1. A- P. R. R. in hid . Cblrasro, R. I. A P. R. R, ool. 8s... Chlcngo, R. I. p. n.v. rfdg. 4s. .. C C. C. & St. Loul gen. 4s bid.. Colorado Industrial 6s Colorado Mldlsnd 4s bid Colorado A Southern 4 Delaware & Hudson cv. 4s bid..'..!. Denver Rip Grande 4s Krl prior lnn 4s Erie CJenerHl in bid ..' Hocking Volley 41411 Md Intorboroufh-Mrt. in Japan 4s hid Jspan ma Japan 4s 'Jd Krrles.. fyoulsvlllr fir Nashville CnlfledT 4s.. Manhattan consnl gold 4k Mexican Central 4s Mexican Central 1hI Inc. hid Minn. A St I.oulx in oM Missouri. Kiiiirhs ft Texas 4n bid ... Missouri. Kansas Tejias 2ds bid. National R. R of Mexico col. 4s nfd. New York Central rj'ii. 3's hid .. New Jersey Central gen. 5s bid Northern Pacific 4s N Northern I'licltlc 3s bid I - Norfolk WeMern vl. 4h fan atmid Oregon Short Line rf.lg. is is7TplandlrfSenn- 3l- ,r Penn. Consol 4s 103 1'0? 11 M 1-1 '. 122 . - 72-S its', OK 91 :u 9H 91 ... 7Ui lets 71 88 JOftl ti 9 K2 V, 85 4 94 -"', 81 RV, SriUj 804 81 : w 7 7" KW W'i 974 I 81 '4 14 SD ci si 4 91 121 10! 71 W4 91 9IH 101 Motors, Dynamos, Alternating and Direct Current. Any size and voltage. Stock on hand. We ask for orders. "Gager's" White Lime The Gager Lime Company are the largest pro ducers of high-grade Lime in the South. They probably, ship more lime than any other three manufacturers combined. "Gager's" White Lime is sold in the different markets of the South at from 5c. to 25c. per barrel more than any other lime. Wouldn't this indicate to you that it is the best and most economical? "There is nothing like "O&gerV White Lime for brick work and plaster ing. Write us. Carolina Portland Cement Comp'y Southern Distributors. Charleston, S. C. MACHINERY WANTED XV are In the market for the fol louing machinery of cither Woon socket or Providence Machine Co. make: ... 1 slubber. 4 8 spindles. 10"' travcrso, l!" flyer 12x, , 1 Intermediate, 102 spindles, 6 1-2" traverse, 87 flyers 8x4 1-2. 2 speeders. 144 spindles, t" trav erse. 7" fivers 7x3 1-2. 1 slubber. 06 spindles, 10" trav erse, 12" flyers 12x8. ' 2 speeders. 144 spindles, S 1-2' frvere. 8" fiver 8x4. I Address ren'lv to Do 148. Haw River, X. C. WANTED Klftv o Blxtv-Horse Power Rcrond- lland Knglnc and Holler If In good repair and price right. Rock Hill Brick Co. IIOCK MIX, S. j Reading (leneral 4s 97H T.,ow n. t Repttbllo of 'tb C bid 9.67 8.671" ''OU'S iron Mountain coi. as n. g ah i-wiii. ! nun rrannurn lfr. Nov. ., Iec. o JSnTn Feb. .. March 9.42 9.81 9.14 8 04 9 07 H.Ufi 9.0thld .... 9 01 bid 9.01 8.98 9.57 8.14 8.9R 8.97 8.94 8.94 4s. Charleston, S. C. July 8. Turpentine steady; 84: sales none. ., - Roe In steady: sales none. Quote: ABC 83,70 n .83 05; E 13.15; F H.SOj O 88.3B; H 83T9; I $4.25; K 85.40; M S.7; N 86.15; W 88.85; W W 86 40. . . Savannah, Ga.. Jnly 8 Turpentine firm; sales 7: receipts 1.368: shipments 9.244. Sosln firm! sales 3,B1i recelpU ,8,328; shioments 7.881; stock 102.351. Quote: A W"fM.W-tir 82.grr1-82.&l B 88 Wv-F E.T30: n IX M: H S3.00 to .Vfa; fi.n', iv 8T..r.;. M 85.85; N 86.10; W O J6 4& W W 86M. USST KXACTLY IlIGHT. - " hsva used- Dr. Kinit's Netr Utf jpliu for several Tears, anil And them lust sx- iL r,5.ht' Mr- A Felton, of UarrisvUle. N. Y. New Life pills relieve .without-the least discomfort. Beat remedy.- for eonl!pauon. biUousaess afld malaria. Sic at all dnif stores, .. iril --CMrsttO Ctil Market. ?hcaf o. . July 8. Csttle, receipts 12.008; market steadr ,lo 10 to 15c. hlHer. Steers 80-60 to $8.25; cows 83.60 to $5 80l heifers 83.50 Id 86.88: caU'OS 15.40 to 8.25: bulls $4.80 to 15.28; stockers and feeders 83.78 to Hoss. receipts about so.trao; market nrm; choice heavy shipping $6.70 to 8S.; butch ers 88.83 to $.7T:)!ght mixed 8JB.35 to 86JW; Choice llbt 16.50 To 86 8r Jiigf 4. ttf 8. Sheen, - receipts 13.000; market nrm; Sheep 81,75 to $4.40rjsmbi & to 7i year Hna 84.73 to 85.8B. - .. rrT I T . . - ' ., . v The Dry Goods Sfarket, -Kew Tork.Juiy 8. In the"dry goods marketto-day the mad orders sum from All parts of the country and were irratlfy tngljc large on stapl. cotton, t Men's wear lines are btlng opened and fine and fancy white cotton irooda are belns; "sho'wfl 7or spring WB. Raw silk opened 20 points higher. An; unofficial jute 'forecast re ceived by cable from Calcutta says that Tha-fliup wlir be about thfeegfoBfynr-ae large' as last year. . - : .: .1. Chicago Crmln. :', .7hlesjrd. Jly 4. Rain In Nebraska and higher prices tor wheat at the ptinclpal European, msrkeu cawfed" a sharp ad vance In the local wheat market. the September delivery closing- at a net gain ot 1. Corn was up 1.- Oats were 1 t i ntgner .aaa provision 8 , to ?H Rrnnsbt into alaht for the week .. .... 7127 88,834 1 TDTAI4. CROP MOVKMENT. Port reeelpts 8.235.771 8.809 SSI Overland to mills and Canada .. 187.577 1.18,82 Rnuthern mill iaklne . (esUmatedV .. . .-' .. . . 1.841 .800 ' 2.191 ,8n Clock at Interior towns In excess of Sept. 1. 78,287 '-.'; 61.443 Brought Into sight - thus mitnr itea- rtir - v v : , . 41 fti.fil! 1 m CT inn , -. 1,853 sdded o the receipts for the season. - Cotton Mnvrmetft. New Tork. Jnly 6. Th following stalls tics on' the movement of rot ton for the week endlntr July X were compiled by the New Tork cotton exenange: WEEKLY MOVEMENT. This Yr. Let Tr. Port reeelpts 55 633 1B.03 Overland to mills and Canada .. 29.C4 , -8,465 Rout hern milt tnklns festlmated) 80,008 Ixss of stock at Inte rior towns 10.860 14.559 RaWniorr'Proditc, . Baltimore. July 8. Flour dull, unchang ed. Wheat strong: spot contract 81 to nii spot Wo?? red" Wstenr88 tor; newe Southern by sample 78 o 87. - - Corn flrmert spot mixed Wi to 80; No. white ST to.8!." Oats firm;. No. S mixed R to eTH? Bv steady; Ko. f 'West ern export J8 to . - Putter- firm, un changed; fancr -Imitation 2 to 21: do creamery t; d ladle 19 to 20; store pack- ed I7H to 18Etgs steady, nncnanged U to rritc. ' Cheese flraa. unchanged; new large and hew flats 1?H; new small 12. Bugar unchanged IB.80. . ., ,.' ' :r Elaln. 111. July 8L Butter :Urm Be.; sales for the week 189,808 pounds. "'- Xew Tork Cattle, . Kew Tork, July BesvesL receipts t R. ateerm U M) to. 87. eititnil mmmm . - . - - - i jd ffmMiiona inr iwf 83.60 to KUrbUll to 84.88; ows $1.85 . Intemstionsl pump St. ft. Louis Southwestern col. 4s bid Seaboard Air I.lne 4s bid Sonthern Pselflc 4s Southern PHrlfle 1st 4s fiowthern Rn1t Texas I'Bclfli- lts bid -r-lodo. Kfr-Loul- ft Wentern 4s bid. 1'nlon Pacific 4s I'nltm Paclflc cv. 4s V.- S. Steel 2d 5s Wabash IkIs Western Md Is Wheeling ft l.ke Krle U v. WUconaln Central 4 Md N. T., N. II. and II cv fin clfs.... CT-OSIXG STOCK MST, Amalgamated Copper AmeriCHn far Kmimlry American Car ft roundry pfd. American t'oilim Oil American Hide A Iarher pfd. American lee Securities American Linseed American Ixw-omotlve American LeeomfMive if4 American Smelting A Refng. American Hinelthig A lief rig. American- Sugar Kenning .. . American Tobacco pfd American Wpolen Anaconda Mining Co. Atcnison " , AtchisOn pfd. Atlantic Coast Line , Baltimore A Otlo Baltimore A Ohio pfd Brooklyn Rapid Transit Canadian Paclflc .. Central Leather .. Central leather pfd. Central of New Jersey Chesapeake A -Ohio Chicago- Great Western ....... Chicago North Western ... Chicago. MU. A BL. Paul-l e.r C. C Ht. Louis Colorado Fuel Iron Colorado fr Southern Colorado A Soul hern 1st ofd Colorado A Southern 3d pfd. Consolidated Gas .. .......... Cora Products pfd.. Fit. . ... 1SH IWM-4 84 W',4 IflO 107H lot m l"t 71 7 91 127 3.) fi 17'i H 49',i lot i4 lot 1274 90S 3 41 - : OS Ut, 83 : ej " it 28 ' J 1 ix9 : 4t '- 'HAVE ONE ON ME" Is what the building (could It talk) would say about Ehret's Standard Gravel T? Qoflnnr Never leaks; guaranteed for years; good .or . twenty or Applied wnly by Warren-Ehret Company, Cliarlotto. X. C. of Building ten more, We carry a full line Felts, riteh. etc., etc. Damp Proofing and Water Ing materials. Betid for our figures. Proof- HUGH MACEAE & CO Bankers IlsceitanovM Soatiier Sees "tiles W1LM1XUTON. K. C Waalilagtott, D. C, 401 Coiorado Dlda. ' Cotton Mill Stocks. r Missouri. Kansas A Texaa Missouri, Kansas A Texaa National Lead New Tork Central New -York,- Ontario A Western Norfolk A Weetern North American .. .............. Northern Pari tic .. I'seino Msll .. , Pennsylvania People s (Jas Pittsburg, C. C. A St. Pressed tel .Car ... . Pullman Palace Car .. Railway Steel. Spring Readlna .' HtspiiWw Steel . FOR DECORATING LIGHTS AUTEN 'Phone 1307 or 1308. 202 S. Iryon 97 Per ant During May over 87 per cent. (17.875 per rent, of the death claims paid by the Kqultabln In tho United States and Canada were paid with In one day after p'roofs of death wem received. ' Jfumbcr Amnnni Claims raid 381 l,DIU,6aa.B3 Paid wlUiln 1 day. 71 1,1S,811.7 There) were only sli claims reimaht- Ing unpaid on the second day. IMicre claims Are not paid lnvnedl- alely It Is uwially duo to delay on the part of the sonefk isry La sub mlttlnr complete papers. 93 per cent, of IImj Total Amount Paid Within Day. - ' - - - - - -- ; Write. 'Phone or Call W. J. RfinDEV, Manager, nock mil,. ft. d J8ft Republic ateel pfd. ..... llock. Inland Co Rfeck Island Co. pfd. M Mi. 1iils Jn toa. jd pfd.. 8t Ixula Southwestern ....r.. Ixxi's nouthwestern pfd and Iron. ir.iN.. u....... 1(Ti Dlu. Sh.I.M Braet Pels war A liul'1'-!! niutnerp Pscinc .. ?. .t t""" " f?'" li : Houthem PaxSno pld, wt niu urHiiup J71U. ...... .fly Ltstlliera' securities Erie .. :.' Krle la pfd. ..ot i ........ 1 ......... uu &le-8d pfd.-... e- fM General Electric , in Orrst Northern pfd ; ism . . t. e . . " v. r . pfmHrrn vr. vi I p. ;. tlIII f , to 83.80; a few choice heifers 84.48 to 83. Calves, receipts 83GD. Veals 18 to 87.SA; cuIU 84 to 84 M; buttermilks 8 to 83.84. Sheep end' lambs, receipts II.ZU. , Sheep 88 to 84.7i; lambs 81.78 to 87. ' . s Hogs, receipts. ir7S Vtw Tork fitate togs 88.88 tw P. .- ' ,- ' , IWnota- CetiirSt- Interboroush-Met. .. Interboroush-Met. pfd. Intemstlonal Paper ., ., International Paper pfd. iie.nu.; .......... Iowa Central. . V.n... "St ftMtlk.Hk Kansas City Poulhern pfd. ......i" IilBvllle A Nashville , Mealraa Central .. .. Minneapolis ar m, irais.,.,.....,, i s M'ns.. HC T. liault Ute. M. , 4"i ifissourt Fadfle .. ................. m 1IH n is M a H a u 10MJ IS . Kriuibern Hallway Southern Railway Tenneesee Copper Tes ft Pacific '.-.-,, Toledo W. Loots dc Toledo, Mr. Louie i nit ni VJ." pfd. j SSBSMJSSSSIgSSSSJSJg pfd..... 8S14 I t7t i . ..... iMs;l .... 44ts'l ..... 70 H ..... eiliil . ' Louis TT j t lis II r,,,.,,-... ........ iS'i 'm - A ............ xu'M n :::::-Sh 44'P. HT - ...... West.......I..ii-Ju West. pfd.m LOUIS H. ASBURY ARCIjrJTECf BslWlft Charlotta, If, C. SCREENS Hies and Mosquitoes on the Outside Small Cost J. H. WEARN & CO. Manufacturers of Mantels. , Write for catalogue. Manufacturers and Jobbers r;qaeaUy aud -'-' -"- Baaalaa FacUltlea i. xt. have dIUoa to bank, FRANK P, MILBUWi Ca ARCHITECTS , WASHINGTON, D. C offend by local tub first National Bank - or sucauou, ruicxsitA. 1 1 ,o4),eo.o Capttaj Earned Sarplaa tod,aoa aa 1 tft.aOO.oOc.M Pepoatta) tt.swo.OM.wa Tots I rtesofni.. OtTwr 'a the AdUUosMti ir Jao. B. Pnrctl. ; rresil..i -'o. -X MOW. f Ota. IV HaresritL A. 8 Caahlsr, .VcT A-,.! 1N TTRoffPaClfto pfd. .................... S I nuen risies nuonrr t'ntted fitstea Rubber 1st pfd..,u.. " M I'rilted fftatea Pteel ................. f'nlted Btales Uteel pfd. IlNS I'laji Copper .. 4t Vlrc1nla-'aro!lna Cheanlcal ., 't Sa, Vlilnla-C'arollna Chemical . pld..... ;h tmrnnmnnu). : It. Wabastv pfd. . rt-r.-..w...ir Js Westhiarbouse. Electric , ....-,.,.,. ' fcu Western 1'nloa .. u Wheeling A Lake Erie , Wisconsin central .. .'. "H Standard Oil ,.-...... i. 8 HOOK AND E0QEB3 aRCHITECTS-. rA. D. SALKELD ts BRO., -' XMMISSIO lkrirTrrTTv- M.7i Leonard Street. yEYT XORkT cuaruottx, x. a Leonard J Banter 3)rdoa) and rrank.Ha, -ARCHITECTS ft: - Law BuUdUtc. CltarloUa, K. C : JAIIE3 E. MITCHELL CO.: s COMlXISSICiN ; MERCHANTS Cotton Yarns and Cotton ;...' t'i- Cloths, ifw.- CPNSIONMENTS SOUCITEO rtUladelpbia, 123 and 134 Chestnnt t ;- . Doaton, IM Summer St. " Vow York. Ko. TS Leonard Eu ' v CZukrtottct H . 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