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CHAKLOTTE DAILY 7 OBSERVES, tTtJLY 16," 1903. CCriHESCE - AKB FINANCE CTTOX OXc DOWNWARD MOTE, farlce OiMtna TfliH V Weak Mart and .- 'Cloaes A'ln tstnU Lower Thaa Jt .' Did An Previous Day Old Spot Oot- Yit7 i frjc,-; July 1 5. Opening ioadr at dllna of poInU the cotton 'market early declined I to I TOinta further, July" excepted, -which advanced 1 colnta on one ! ': two elated ahoria. The general teroper of the market waa Arm and after the weak start,, price woraea p a a mouer ate buslneas to wlfhin a' couple Of points or eo of the loIng figures of the prevJoua day. .' The volume of business at 'beet was email. It was j - iKfi jr mgrket;- The hears ing for the bulla to re.allae.the signifi cance of the great crop Indications. The' bulls wero waiting for the bears to realise! not only the possibility of a reverse, to the crop, following July-August-September habit; huthe Jl probability of an .early improvement in the demand front spinners who are : et, like the speculative shorts, holding ( off on the ground that prices tnust , decline under the weight of the early W receipts from a record crop. South- "trJfhe alleged pressure of old spot eot- ..." ,ton of which thete has been so nucn talk from the Southwest is no longer '.mentioned as a factor. The market closed steady at a net deelina of 1 I to 7 points, with the exception of No vemoer. in which position there were t tio transactions while the omcial quo Station was given as 9 points under .- yesterday's closing. Sales lso.ote. .- Iate in the afternoon houses operator- In for leading short interests were active sellers of OctoDer contracts. ' t Receipts at the ports to-day J, 835 bales, 'against 4,129 last week and 1.61S -last year. For the week J0,- 000 against 33,287 last week and 10,- ; 361 last year. To-day's receipts at New Orleans 1,617 against 862 last year and at. Houston 1,826 against 687 last year. V THE STOCK MARKET. Sppculutlre Situation Continues to Im prove and PrtfTH Are Advancing Slight Prop in "Hock Inland New York, July 15. There was no striking new development to Account for the further advance In prices of stocks to-day. The buying was bas ed tin .the general improvement in the speculative situation. Commission houses reported some moderate and scattering. Increase in orders from mis-, cellarieou sources, but the transac tions remained largely In professional hands and partook of the manipula tive character usual in that class of operations. Probably some part of the underly ing strength of railroad stocks is due to the conviction that a process of re adjuntment of freight rates la being WorkepV.out by the railroads of the country which will result In an ln crwsa of the revenues derived from their frafflc. News of the filing of notices with the Into-State commerce commission of new rates shows the movement to be widespread and the changes to represent Increases as a rule. In spite of proteSts of ship pers In various organisations It Is evi dent that the invreases of freight rates irejgoingnn and the rffect on e urltiei prices is undeniably favor able, . "! A-4reak of four points In Rock Is land collateral 5s was a disturbing element in the later market. In . which' a considerable reaction occur red. . , i Bonds were Irregular,' total sales par value 13,690.000. United States bonds were unchang ed on call.. f Total sales of stocks to-day 637,900 hares. Including: Copper 21 700 K5ar J,20: tobacco 100: Coast Line 00: . A O. 1.600; St. Paul 31,800; h.,A' 2'900: X w 900 Reading 106,700; Southern Pacific 34 400; Southern Railway 1,100: do pfd. 300; Sloss 700; Tenn. Copper 300; Union EfT'olf 2,1,8: UniteJ States Steel 107,900; Va.-Caro. Chemical 100 New Tork. July 1R. -Mobile & Ohio col lateral trusts 77V4 to M. Baltimore, July -15.- Seaboard common and preferred, noCHlng doing. .. Dally Cotton Market. - New York, July XS.Jalveston, " tone Quiet; middling 11; - aef rteelpta 1,601; gnoss receipts 1601; sales 74;stock 17.252; continent a.78. - - . v " - v New Orleans, tone quiet and easy; mid dling 1015-16; net receipts 1,617: gross re. ceipta .1.718; sales 6; stock M.063; conti nent lax.- .- .: v.-. Mobile, tons unchanged; middling 11; net receipts SS gross receipts 38; stock i.usz; coastwise ..;:, - . ' i Savannah, tone dull; middling 10; set receipts 285; gross receipts t; sale M stock 2s.!S7: coastwise 61. -v'; ston lona ay let; middling u; net receipts 14; gross receipts 14; stock 7.103. Wilmington, tone quiet; middling wj,; net receipts JO;. gross receipta , 79; stock Norfolk, tone quiet: middling UH: net receipts 83; , gross receipts 13; sales f ; stock s.107: continent i. Baltimore, tone nominal; middling 11; r. I stork a Mi. : -, - - jew zorK. luiiw iu.v:t.( m,uu.. I gross receipts 1830; stock T4.M7; conti nent 200. "'' - Rnitnn. tone flulet: middling 13. W. net receipt. XX! J gross receipts 3.122; Ot. Brl tain 100. Philadelphia, tone quiet; middling u.ss; gross receipts 114: stock Total to-aay. at an pons, nei .. Rritalai 100: continent 4.093: stock ZSD.to. Pnnanllfliitoit -at nit TxSrtK. net 19.701: Gt. Britain (.149; rontlnent 16,681 Total slnne September 1st at all ports, net 8.2S5.206; atBritaln tW,741; France 839,029: continent 3,276,033; Japan 190.649; Mexico 1.549. INTERIOR' MOVEMENT. Houston, tone steady: middling ID 13-16; net receipts 1.825; ,-gross receipts ; 1.825; Shipments 1.153:. sales 331: stock 20,043. Augusta, tone aulet; middling ii; nei receipts 1S5; gross receipts 195; shipments 145; sales 423: stock 16.223. MemDhls. tone steady;' middling 11 l-is. net receipts 1S9; gross receipts 481; ship ments 1.747: ssles 425; stock 25,845. St. Louis, tone dull; middling 11: net receipts 36; gross receipts 1,020;- ship ments 1.294; Stock 14,237. Cincinnati, net receipts 222; gross re ceipts 222; shipments 232; stock 10.253. Louisville, tone firm; middling 11. Little Rock, tone dull; middling 10; net receipts 17; gross receipts 17; ship ments 3; stock -7,62. Total to-day, net receipts 2.464; gross receipts 3.700; shipments 4.974; sales 1,179; stork Kt.m. New Orleans 2otton. New Orleans, July 15.-Cotton, snots were quiet and essy, 1-16 eent down on all grndes; middling 1015-16; sales were 100 bales on the. spot and 155 to arrive. Futures opened steady with the active months one point below the close yester day, the result of disappointing cables from Liverpool, t'pusiially good crop re- nnrls nnd fair weather throughout tnti belt combined to divest the market of any upward tendency and the decline contin ued slowlv throughout the day. Many Interior markets reported that -this year's crop would probably be marketed much earlier than usual and other news of a bearish nature was received. At the close, whlfh was steady, the acve months were 6 to 7 points below the close esterday. Closing bids: July 10.08 asked; August 10.09; September 9.62; October 9.37; Novem ber 9.27; December 9.26; January 9.27 asked. DIFFERING JAILY 1 Cohoes Double Cylinder Slasher ' j - . (5" and 7") -KolleF-earings Creels-f or S-Mbeanos.- 25O-Knowle40" Looma.' . ' MEEMB0R0 SUPPLY CO. GREENSBORO, jV. G. CARDS DRAWIN3 MASON MACHINE WORkTfi COTTOTJ rACHIfJERY TAUNTON, PflMRFR MASS. wwniuwiiu LAP MACHINES SOUTHERN OFFICE AT CHARLOTTE EDWIN HOWARD, AGENT. SPINNING FRAMES MULES LOOKS DO UBLEDA Y-ff ILL ELECTRIC COMP'NV 'The largest Electrical Supply House in this vicinity, and one of the four largest in the world. Thla gives us many Important advantages. , For Instance, in the Supply Business we are the one who Are first asked to represent the best lines. Secure every benefit in buying, in large quantities. Carry the stork and can ahlp at once. Are prepared to give the most general satisfaction. OCR MOTTO: 8PKTCD Home Ortlcc. Pittsburg, Pa. COTTON rjyLLTwlACHlWERY. Stuart .W.: Craaier, . main eiiom OUTH THTOW T.. OHARLOTTK N. O. nil CvlTliir; Flat Cards, Railway Mead. Drawing Framca, 5plnnlnr Frames, Twisters and Spoolers QuWcrs and Reels. Looms. COMBERS JO 7; " L - , i mrr ii i hi" a -- i i WWM .V" r , 5 f f . . Aet ' SUIT AC LI SUILOIMS. ATkANTA aU tr n jro . - AototRAtlc Feeders - Openers and Trunlc, Breaker, Intermediate an4 ETC., ETC. 51 abbe rs, Kovlns Frames Finisher Lappers, - KIrscfcnrCBrdln; Beetera Thread Extractors, Waste Pickers, etc, Intermediate ctock nrw. t BTCETC Jack Frames HUBBARD BROS. & CO., HANOVER SQUARE. NEW YORK MEMBERS' OF New York Cotton Ex change, New Orleana Cotton Ex change, Associate Membera Liver pool Cotton Exchange. OBPER8 SOLICITED For the Bur- chase ana sal.i or cotton for future delivery. Correspondence invited. MECKLENBURG IRON WORKS CHARLOTTE, N. 0. ST STEM SATISFACTION Southern Warehouse, Charlotte, . C. JAMES HARRISON, Southern Manager. Hubbard Bros. A t'o.'n Cotton Letter. Special to The Observen JS'ew York, July 15.-,The excellence of the weather for. the crop conllnuea and but for the local business trade is dor mant. This speculation prevents pclln at the moment. No other feature of in terest ean be noted. Hayward & Clark's Cotton letter.. New Orleans. La.,-July 1ft. The- Euro pean markets barely responded to the advance on our side. Spot sales In Liv erpool continue small. Cables say "In a significant wayt "Market advanced on damage reports from New York." -Trading here is very restricted and the market conforms strictly to changes In New York which Is at present leading the price movement. Advices from there ay that yesterday buying was moKtly for account of a Wall Street operator. Weather conditions continue very favor able. Generally far weather pnevalls over meDeit. .some slight rains occurred i scattered points. Two heavy rains are recorded, one at Dallas and tile other at Taiianagsee, Temperatures are right. Tile Tesas Press saye fields are gjttlng , whit around San Antonio and picking wen unaer way. oalveston receipts to day include 103 new bales. Spots are dull, no particular demand for xnem anywhere. Manchester exporters received unfavorable news, one cable say V ing: "Cannot place - your offer, market si. flat, no dlspqsltiqn.. for., business.' Fu. ; tures are now idle around 1.40 tor Octo ber. No trading of character, but mostly professional scalping on guessing the , jnoves In the Northern market. Y HAYWARD A CLARK. New Ywrk frodure. New York. July 16. Flour steady with fair demand. Rye flour steady, Corn meal firm. Rye dull. SVheat fflsy: Nu. 2 red, 8711 to eleva- or. Options S to c. net lower. July 9V4: September Tt; lecember 99. Corn firm; No. 2, 82V4 nominal elevator. Options H to lic. net higher; July 8414; September S2H. Oats uteady; mixed 67 to 58. Beef, cut meats, pork and run In steady. Lard and rice .firm. Tallow quiet. Turpentine quiet, 41c. Molasses dull. Sugar, raw quiet; fair refining $3.96 : cen- rlfugal $4.36; molasses sugar 13.61; refined blet. Coffee quiet and steady; Rio 7, 6 6-16; Santos 4s. i; mild quiet; Cordova 9 to 12H. Futures net 5 points higher to 6 points lower. Butter steady, unchanged. Cheese ir regular; skims fi to 8V4- Eggs steady, un changed. Freights and peanuts unchanged. Po- atoes steady, unchanged. Cabbages firm, unchanged. Cliurlotte Cotton Market. These figures rrmH.m neteta b,M i Wagons, July 15Ui; Htrlct middling 114 11 Oood nilddllna Mlddllrig .. .. Charlotte Produce. (Corrected ey H. H. Field & Butter ClilcKens Spring.. ..".. !!'!!."!!! Ducks I V....." Eg?s '' tes- per head Hens per head .. .. Turkeys por .pound 11 Co.t 10Q1S 17&;tf u 10- 40M 1&314 (Corrected dally by Cochrsjie-lteLaugK. l'n Co.) R" 66 Corn j oju Cotton seed fi Oats n ' . .m. J Llvrrpool Cotton. Liverpool,. July 13. Closing cotton: Snot dull; prices 7 points higher; American middling fair 6.ST.; good middling 6.49: KEW YORK BONDS. U. S. refunding 2s, 1.. lenmmnir cniinon V. H. 3s. registered . V. H. 3s, coupon l!. H. 4a, registered IT. S. 4s, coupon ..4 '.' American Tobacco 4s American Tobacco 6s Atchison ganera! 4s Atchlt.cn adjustment 4s ! ' Atchison cv. 4s ...... Atchison cv. Ss ' Atlantic. Coast Line 4s Baltimore- Ohio 4- . ', ""'j' Baltimore & Ohio 3s ... . Brooklyn R. T. cv. 4s Central of Oaorgla Ks ofd. Central of Georgia 1st Inc. ofd.i!" Central of Georgia M Inc. td. .. Central of Oeorgla d Inc. ofd.... ChoiEpcake ft Ohio 4 .. Chicago A Alton 8V:s bid .. Chlcngo. H & Qulncy new is Hikago, II. I. 4 p. r. R. 4,....;; Ch cago, R. I. p. R. r co, 5 Chicago I- A P. R. R. rfdg. 4s C C. C. A- 8t. Louis gen. 4s Colorado Industrial 5s Colorado Midland 4.1 bid oioiado Southern 4s middling 6.21; low middling 6.83; gbod or-1 Delaware Hudson cv. Tlio Dry Gools Market. New York. July 15. The dry goods mar ket rnlf.R miift knit ifonilM anft hnMiprv buyers are more plentiful in the market ,' Heptember-October B.19 cllnary 6.25; ordinary 4.8T. The sales of the day were 4.000 bales, of which 300 were for speculation and export and Included 2.900 American. Receipts 5.000 bales. In cluding 900 American. Futures opened firm and closed quiet and steady American middling g. o. c: July 1 5.74 July-August B.69'4 August-September 5.39Vi but are operating slowly. An encouraging feature In the silk trade Is the demand for knit goods for Immediate shipment that had been ordered for shipment Au gust 1st. The preliminary forecast of the jute crop shows a shrinkage of acreage for the year of 2SV4C.. which will affect burlaps and other jute products. Cotton goods In the gray are dull and Weak. Cotton yarns are fnirlx steady but in weak demand. Press goods are dull. 3. S.Tlache A Co. 'a Cotton Letter. New York, July 15. To-day's trade In eotton has been featureless within a moderate range, there, bein no evtdenc. ff te lhla writing of renewal of veaterAa. buying. Opinion is dlvidedtaa to wheth. v er yesterday's purchases were, covering for the large Wall Street tader or the .beginning on his part of a bull campaign on the theory that the weather will not - continue favorable during the next -pfcenth. There waa no new feature In the ,, Ivws. A message from Rhreveport said general rain waa needed In that sectftfw Biere were reports of a couple of South em mills closing down tor a few weeks. The tact that, thla market Is at about the highest point for a month despite the most favorable weather conditions Is pu allnr the.beara and professional short eelllng ia lesa popular. We continue of the opinion that: It wilt prove profitable to aeep long or uctooor. 3. 8. BACHE A CO. Chicago Cattle Market. Chicago, July 15. Cattle, receipt UOOO. steady to strong. Steers $6.40 tO' $8; cows 63.60 to $.".60; heifers $4.90 to $6.90; bulla $3 to $4.60; calves 16.75 to $6.75; stockers and feeders $4 to $4.80. Hogs, receipts 27.000; market 10 to 15 lower. Choice heavy shipping $6.80 to $G90; butchers $r.S0 to $0.90; light mixed $i.40 to $C.C5; choice light $6.70 to $6.80; pigs $4.60 to $6.25. Sheep, receipts 16000, ateady tO'strsng; sheep $4 to $4.75: Iambs $4.75 to $7; year lings $4.50 to $5.75. . October-November November-Decern her December-January . January-February .. February-Mnrch .. . March-April April-May B.UVt 5.07 6.04 602 6.03 6.04 6.04H Cliloago Grain and Provisions. Chicago. July 15.-Lower temperatures In the Northwest caused weakness to-day In the local wheal market, the Septem ber delivery closing 11 1 h net loss of 1 to 114. Corn was up Vc. Oats were off to He., and provisions were 24j to 10c. Ienver & Phi Grande 4 nf,i h.rio prior lien 4a Krle tlenenil 4 Hocklnir ValU v 4'4s bill"!!" Interborouijli-Met. 4s ', Japan 4 Japan 4u.h Jnpan 4H M s,.rits 'bid I.nulsvllle K .Vnxlivllle I'nifleii'iVbbi ""nnmilll conxol (TOlll 4h hlil registered 103t - m . 100 . iooh . iaovi . rx . Ti 105H . 9S . IW'i . !MS4 . K . ' . 92 . 72 . 108 . 7,' . 47 . Xi'i 102'i . 65 96 m 91 '4 65 61 H4 v 94 HI 101 '4 4S Motors, Dynamos, Alternating and Direct Current. Any size and voltage. Stock on band. We ask for? orders. HUGH MACRAE & CO., . Bankers aflecellaneoiie 80 a them BeaaHUea WiXallXGTON. if. C. Washington. D. C, 408 Colorado nidf. Cotton Mill Stocks. READ THIS m if YOU HAVE TO SELL, LIST ft IN THIS OITKR tf rea har houaea or aterea to rent, let me do year eelleetin' aal trouble aad worrr The place ta lnaura year property la la thla eaa R. E. Cochrane. Iaaranc sad Beat! Kstata AgmU "ACME PLASTER" "ACME P LAS TUB" "ACME PLASTER" "ACME PLASTER' "ACME PLASTER" "ACME PLASTER" a "ACME PLASTER" "ACME PLASTER" "ACME PLASTER" "ACME PLASTER'.' "ACME PLASTER" "ACME PLASTER" "ACME PLASTER" "ACME PLASTER" Carolina Portland Cement Comp'y Southern Distributors. Charleston, S. C. WANTED Flftv to Sixty-Horse Power Second Hand Knglne and Holler If In good Motors, Generators, Dynamos and Electrical Wiring installed by us. Mill work a specialty. Prompt attention given to all work. ' ' R. G. AUTEN eOMPZUVY Electrical Contractors. 'Phone 1307 or 1308. 202 S. Tryon St. Charlotte, N. C. The Mexican Central 4t bid n-j . - i .. .. .1 n.l. rloh ' S9-H Hfi'4 Tlio Money Market New' Tork, July. IS. Money on call easy. H4 to H per cent.; ruling rate 1, and closing bids I1; offered at lVi.' Time loans slightly firmer; 00 days 2 per cent, and 90 days 2 to 24; six- months t. Prime mercantile paper i'i to 4 per cent.; eterllng exchange easier with ac tual business In bankers' bills at 40.10 for demand and at 4S5.7B to 4KS.8B for Nip day' bills. "Commercial bill V$ to tS6; bar silver i3; Mexican dollar 46. Naval Store. ' Charleatonv.; 8. C, July 15. -Turpentine ateady 'tales none- Rosin steady; sales 100. Quote: A "B C 1170; D 2 85 to 2.96; E $3.05 to $110; F WIS to J3.20; a $3.50; H . to 76; I 13.95 to 4.10; K 15.10; M 6.U to tS.60; N 18.05 to $6.10; W O IS. 35; W W $6.40. Savannah. Oa., July IB. Turpentine firm 38H; salea 1,005; receipts 1,432; ship ments aw. higher. WHEAT High Low Closs May W'4j 9C4 July du to September !l WnA St December 9L'T4 92 CORN May Kl 1'4 61V4 July Tt'i 74 1t September 744 73 1 December 6:m K tl OATS May 4"i 44"i 451.4 July cm 60H WH September 4.14 4L'S 43 December 44 'i 4.1 43 PORK September 16.22 15.85 K.n October 16 20 IS S7 15.9J LARD 't September .. 9 47 J 35 41 October t',1 1.45 .U R IBS September tM S O t.fCl I October 00 SS7 I.H July... Aug. . Rosin Arm: -salea 8.422: reeelpts 3.038; snipmenta j.uu; sioks lzt.vn. yuoie: a j jjov B C I2.W; V 1 to S3; E B.16; F 13.20 Dee.' .. to 13 25; O 13.30; H 13. 0; I M.06; K 15.15; Jan M S.ej-Nttr-WO 19.43; WVWIfl.50: - THE REMEDY THAT DOES.' ' Tr. King e New Dlseorery la the rem edy that floes the healing other promise tit fill to perfcrra."' cay Mrs, E. R Itereon. 01 venire, f. "rj j, curing ""i wna mng irsuble of long standing, that other treetiranta re he ved only temporarily. New Discov ery la doing tne so much Rood that I feel confident Its continued tise tor a reason able length of time will restore ma to . perfect health.? ' Thla . renowned cough and cold remedy and 'throat and lung tiller Is sold at all Arutr atnr- bVL n J L . Trial tytU rea, .. , . ,J Wilmington. July 15. fplrlts turpentine nothing doing; receipts 70 casks. Rosin 'ateady, $2.60; receipts US. far firm, ll.W; receipts S6. . Crude turpentine firm. 12, 12.70 and 13.75; recelpta 81. . : ' ' ?fw "Orleans. July VS. Receipts -65 bar rela rosin; 11 barrels turpentine. : Ea porta, none. Baltimore Produce. Baltimore. July 15. Flour firm," on changed. - Wheat quiet; spot Contract 44 to : spot Va. i red Weetera K to (7; Southern by sample 13 to 93. Corn dull; spot -mUed 7; No. t white S2H. Oata firmer; No. J mixed U. . . - Rye steady; No. t Western export J to 0. Butter firm; fancy Imltatloa JO ta 21; do eeramery 25; do ladle It to 20: store packed 17H- Egg . steady, r unchanged 17H- CTieese firm, ' uncbanged. ' Sugar uachanjred. -4 , ' '. . :r:,--j"-. New York. Cotton. New Tork, July IB. Spot closed quiet; middling uplands 11.10; do gulf 11.35; no aalea. Futures opened steady. open Hlgn low floss l.40bld .64 53 . 40-46 1.4 1.40 8.40-4S .42 l.2 9.40 9.43 (.35 3Kofd t.2 29 .2i 1.17 Jt) t.U S.41 40 40 Mexican fYntr.il it 1,, Minn. & St. I.uuIh u of,l. Missouri, Kiiii.-.is Texas 4n Missouri, Kunsim Texas "ili National R. H ..I Mexico cot 4s ofd' New Yotk Vnt-al gen. SHs .... New Jrfy (Vnirnl gen. .Is Northern Pncllic ts Northern Pn. Irtc v, .. Norfolk A Western vnsol 4.s lilti Oregon Short .lri- rMg. 4s Penn. cr. ITHs. nb Penn. Conrol 4s Heading General t ..."'.""'' Kepublie f fiiba lis bid . ' m. u. iron Mountain col. 5s bid St. Loiiln & Pan Fianclsco fg 4s Ht. Iouls HinithwestPrn col 4s Seaboard lr T.lno 4s bid .... Southern Pacific 4 bid Southern Pacific 1 4s Southern Hallway ; ' Texas 4V Pnrltln Ut. hiH Toledo, St. l-tuils Sr Western 4s I'nlon Pacific 4s Tnlon pBcltic v. ta .' 1'nlted States S;c ;,i Wabash Ht bid Western Md. 4s bid. . " Wbeellns A F nke Krle 4 ,id . Wisconsin Central 4 bid N. T., N. H. nnd II lilt 15 Mi 9T!4 ."I Ri Rock Hill Brick Co. HOCK HILU s. c. CAT LIN 8u CO. Commission Merchants j 345 and 347 Broadway, New York Boston Philadelphia, 128 and 130 Chestn bid v. Ch clfs. ex. ftr.'i 9 J0-' 7 10714 M , m m M4 !.'14 w4 !' w f'4 in Feb. ,. March . .... I.H .1S II CTX)SIC MOCK MST. Amalgamated Copper American Car Koimdrv American Cur & Foundry pfd American Cotton oil American Hide & Leather .rd. .. American Ice Hceiiritie American Linseed American Locomotive American Iocomotive pfd, , American Smelting tk Itefsa American Smelting ft Rfug pfd. American Sugar Hetlnmg American Tobacco pfd , American Woolen , Anaconda Mining Co , Atchison , Atrhiaoa pfd.i Atlantie Coast Line Daltlmore Ohio Baltimore Ohio pfd Brooklyn RbdI.I Transit Canadian Pacific , Central Leather Central Leather pfd Central of New Jersev i v nesaoesKe Ohio . .21 Chicago Oreal Western 22 Chicago North Western a 14 15 t.U 1SH 0 100 3274 1 COTTON YARNS All number Skeins, Warps, Cops and Cones COTTON GOODS strength and conservative management of The EQUITABLE LTFK ASSURANCE SOCIETY places it In the foremost rank of insurance organizations. Kvery contract made by It will be carried out to the letter. Bqultnble policies, because of their security, are considered the Govern ment Honds of llf.- Insurance. The Society's record for the prompt pay ment of denth claims (whether for 11,000 or for $200,000) has never New York Cattle. New Tork, July l U Beeves, reeetpte 60; steers B to 7.9; bulla $2.71 to S3.fS; rows $150 to $4.60. Dressed beef alow at ftt In UV4c. per pound. Cojves. recelpta 1.22S;- veals $S to tX; eulla $4 to t4.se: buttermtllur rl.ta to $4 0; sheep and lambs, recelpta ., market active and ateady, firm for botawep and lambs. Common to prime m !ise;," C to $4J0; eulls 13 W $2.S0; " common to choice lames $3 to $7.25.. i-, 5 .'1 Hogs, recelpta 4.22T; New ; York Bute and Pennsylvania hogs $7.15 ta $7. JO, .' - ty, .-"'-;.-'::."- Cottot Seed OIL New York, July 15 Cotton seed oil was less active with prices easy under hear pressure). Prime crude nominal; , prt, mc summer yellow 4H4: o4T summer rellow ift, to -: good off summer yellow -411 to 4; prima white 44) to 4$; 'Brine winter jreuow to w. . . j. Chicago, liil. A Ht Psul Gr-e.T-3rt. Lotits ........ Colorado liei Iron Colorado tk Houthern Colorado 4V Houthern 1st pfd Colorado a Southern 2d pfd. Consolidated Gas Corn Products .......... telaware A Hudson Denver Rio (Irsnde Denver 4 Hla (Irande pfd. .. Wat liters' Securities Erie .. Tri 1st ifd. Brta 24 pfd General Electric ' i nnnrmm pro. nreat Northern Ore ctfs. tlllnola Central interoorough-Mef. rnterbOroughVt. pfd iniernaiktnal Paper .......,;.i. Intemattnnat Psoef pl4. International Pump '" Central Ksnsss Cliv fWonthern ................ Ksnssa CHv (hern pfd... e.t4vllls Nashville ..,.;.."..,. Mlrsn Central winnesooiis Wr aw. Ixniia Missouri reoifiq Missouri, Kansas Texas Missouri, Kansas Texas pfd National Ind New York Central New York. Ontario St Western VT.. -11. & U'..,..M lUllUiH n, ,, . , worth American Northern 1'ncific , I'aclfio Mail Pennsylvania people's fins Pittsburg. C. C. A SI. liils Pressed Hteel Car Pullman Pslnoe Car Railway Ptet Kprlng Reading ex. dlv .vrTTT... I Republic Hteel .. if'rJ ! oc Iland t:o , Rock Island o. pfd iSj Ht. Iuls Km Krart. 2d pfd... J Itt. !xula Houth western Ii? St. Louis South western- pfd. .. 17? i Kloss-?heffteld Hleel and Iron . . H.irthrn INtclflC Southern Pacific ptd. tT...7v Southern Railway Southern Railway pfd Tennessee Copper , Texas Pacific Toledo. St. Louis 4k West Toledo, St. IajuIs A West. ptd. I'nlon Psclflo .. ..." I'nlon Pacific pfd 1'nlted States Rubber T7. S. Rubber 1st pfd. ex. dlv... 1'nlted Stales Steel I nlted States Steel pfd. .......... .......... .. .-........--.i..- w v m. ............. ,, T laflnn., 81. P. A fiault Bte. VL .. S6H .. HI .. "H .. 82 4H ... 1'4 .. 21 .. M4.l ,. 1W .. 4) - .. 1(4 . 14 . . . Ih W4 . 12 . 161 . a . an - m . 1W, . 1W4 1CH 114 : ie $4 ' WH t M i 14 ,!7H lliva I'tilh Copper Vlrglnla-troll na CemTcar Virginia-Carolina Chemical pfd. Wabash . ... ......... Wabash ptd. .... ... Wesllnghous Eleetrle Western Union .. Wheeling Lke Erla Wisconsin Central .. Standard Otl a 1044 Hit 71 1.1 24i l.'iS w 72 1D0 M 111 ,9 to ?fH ! ' 1 H M4! no I 4f . '4 an zi 14!, K r r. 34 244 lmn, 114 TV. H -,.- IT been equaled by any other company. The Impregnable strength of The Equitable and the excellence of its Insurance protection should appeal to the man seeking a aafe channel for the Investment of his surplus funda. Moral: Insure In Tlio Kqoltanle Life, the stronger In I lie. world. V. J. RODDKY. Manager. Rock Hill. R. C. VM. WHITE JOHNSON, Rea. Agtn Hunt IJblg., t'liarlott, N. C. L0U1B H. ASBURY . ARCHITECT Lsw Building, Charlotte, V, C . Heat prostratea the nerve. In the summer one needa A (onlo to off-set the customary hot weather Nerve and Strength depression. You will feel better wtthla 41 hours after beginning to take such a remedy aa Dr. Sboep'a Raatora-' ftve. ' Its prompt action In restoring th weskenedi nerves ta surprising. Of coarse, yon won't get entirety atrong It,a w days, but-each dar you can actually Ircl the rmprovement That - tired. Itfeleas. eptritless feelln will Quickly depart when using the Restorative. Dr. Shoop s Restorative will aharpen a falling appe tits; It .alda dlgelon; It Will atrengttien the weakened Kidneys ami Heart by simply rebuilding the 'worn-out nerves that the organs depend upon. Test It a few daya and be. eoavtnred. Sold by Mullea'a Pharmacy. . ?. . , i FRANK P. MILBURN & CO. ARCHITECTS WASHINGTON, D. SCREENS flies and Mosquitoes on the Outside Small Cost J. It WEARN &C0. Mannfacturrra of Mantels. ) Write for ratalogue. Manufacturers and Jobbers r:eqeil aitd it necmary la bate Baaklog Fadlitlea Ira ad. tflliou to tlioa oaerrU by local ' banks. THB First National Bank ; OF r-JCHJlOKO. VIRGIAU, With tl.000.00 0a Capital Karaed Sarplua $aoo.oo.0 i,500.0C.H) ieepoatla l,00,O4M.M Total Reaaaarraa Offer Juat lb Addliloamt ra. ollltlea Iteqnlred. imo. M. Mllle, r, Vlrill.' denf. Cbaa. fU Rantcttt, As." aistaat Caehieei J. a Joplia Aeslstaat Caalala. ' HOOK AND EOQEES AECHITZCTS CUABIOTTE, X. fl ! A. D. SALEULD & BR0., COMMISSIO.1 MKRCH.1XT3 " it-ll -Leonard gtreet. NEW TTrtnt OOTTOX DEPT. FredTc Victor ts Achells. Leoeiard L. rfanie and rranUlV ; AECHITECT8 7 U noildinf. Cb4WkU4N If. C V Koa. Sil and tit. 'rhoaar Tt, JAMES E. MITCHELL CO. commission urnciiAXTs Cotton Yarns and Cotton .' Cloths. , "r-;-. ; t C0K8IQNV1EXTS SOLICITED rhlladelphia, 12t and lit Chestnut -, Boston. , tSS 8 n ranter tt. ', ) Rew York, Vo. tS Leonard f U Chartte, M S., lot St . 1 ( iV I'
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