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4 ;-.vv: i . .1 CHARLOTTE DAILY OBSERVER, J OLY 30, ly08..'; 11 orts Cottoti,,. gtock;7Bond,:. Crala. Cattle, Ete. Rep Ktvt ToAJuly JTh , cotton , market wai very quiet to-day, sale being- estimated, at only 75.00 -4eles. while fluctuations were, narrow with ; ' the close steady. , et I point higher . to pointa lower. , v- . The market opened steady at un-C.-ehanaeiL-Prlccg to an-advange otl Tx point, - owing-to rather, better Llver- ... . v.i. ..,.. -rnmrtmA. nartlrular- ly a. tV the near month, and durin !". receipts 420;, .lock ,4; , the early session . the market soldi1'1?- i about 4 to 6 points net nig her on a scattering demand from shorts and jiome local buying which seemed to be actuated by expectations of bull support before ,the close. But this -'.support was not forthcoming, the weather was excellent, the forecasts , favorable, and. notwithstanding a pri vate .condition showing an improve rnent of only 1.2 per cent, for the month, wjien the trade has been talk , lag a betterment of fully 3 per cent., the market eased oft during the af ternoon under selling from the South In small lots and liquidation by some of the early buyers. The close was at practically the low point. An average of the estimate of active members of the New York cotton ex change, with individual stirojrfes ranging from SI. 5 to 17 per centln . dlcates an expectation that tne gov ernment report at noon on Friday will be sroufld 83.9 per cent. , Several private reports are exported to-morrow but few local traders anticipate thst either these reports or that of the govenment will exert much In fluence on prices. - Receipts at the ports to-day 3.3R2 against 3.609 last week. and. 5.315 last year. For the week 25,000 against 2I.1S0 last woes and 10,245 last year. To-day's rereipts at New Orleans 1.303 against 2,483 lsst year, and at Houston 1,822 against 247 last year. . STOCKS. New York. July 20. Interest in the stock market became apathetic to-day and twere was a material con traction in the volume of the deal ings. The speculative tone at the same time was heavy. The parsing of several events which have been looked forward to was partly ac countable for the neglected condition of the market. Rome dlturhln ef fect was predicted by the contused reports of a supposed serious auto mobile accident to William K. Vander- Ol It. recovery following when it he came known that the capitalist had not been involved. There was some waning of interest In the rumors con cernlng the adjustment in (he affairs of the Mould, railroad properties . An upturn in the wheat mnrkct wax wad the occasion for some reports of damage to spring wheat In the Northwest. Tho entlmntes of pri vate experts on the cotton crop prom ise an improvement of condition for the month to he Miown by the gov ernment report coon to be Ismied. with the decline In activity In stocks there has enme a languishing In the interest in tho bond market. The strenRth of the metal gave strength, to the copper Industrials. The Ir regular fluctuation continued throughout. Bonds were steady. Total sales, par value. 33,060,000. United States bonds were unchang ed on call. Total sales stocks to-day 434,700 shares. Including: Copper 40.S00; Smelting 8.500; Sugar 400; Tobacco pfd. 200; u. ScO. 700; I.. & N. 400; Ni ft W. 1.700; Sloss 200; Southern 2,800; pfd. 100; Tennessee Copper 2.000; ITnlon Pacific 7S.800; United States Ktecl 47.000; Virginia-Carolina Chemical pfd. 200. New York. July 2.-M. & O. 4s SO bid. Baltimore, July .-Seaboard common snd preferred, nothing doing. Hubbard ltrn. Co.'s Cotton letter. Bpeelal to The Observer New York. July 29. The market Is waiting for something to turn up. Both sides, appear satisfied to aw;ilt develop ments and pending the bureau on Friday and something definite, the trade WRlt. too. perforce. Speculation In Inert beyond the local one which keeps the, market in a quandary and the crop Is dolns; very well. There is nothing to say. Kstlmates of the bureau are the momrntary vogue. 83.9 being the average opinion of such ex change members as were Immediately available for such purposes. The dullness Will be short lived. Chicago Cattle Market. Chicago. July 29. Cattle, receipts 14,-OflO; Steady to strong; steers 35 to $8; cows $3.40 to n.20; heifers $3.60 to 16.25; bulls $3 V 14; calves $2.60 to 7-25; Mockers and feed ers 13 to 34.66. Hogs, receipts 17.W0. steady; choice heavy shipping $ti.5o to $6.75; butchers $6.70 to $6 75: light mixed $6.25 to $6.36; Choice Pght $6.40 to $6.55; packing K15 to $6.40; pigs $4.5y to $6.3); bulk of sales $6.? to $6.60. Sheep, receipts 20.000, steady; she-p $150 to $4.50; lambs $4.75 to $6. S3; year lings $4.35 to $6.26. Money Market. New York, July 29. Close: Prime mer cantllo paper 3'4 to 4 per cent.; sterling exchange firm with actual business In . bankers' bills at 4S6.96 for demand and at 485.40 to 4S6.50 for 60-day bills. Commer cial bills 4$4 to 485; bar silver 62?: Mexi can dollars 4a. Money on call easy 1 to 1 per cent.:" . ruling rate 1; closing bids 1; offered at ; 114. -Time loans dull, but strong; SO days 2 per cent., and 90 days 2i per cent. ; six , months I per cent. Cotton See! fill. New Tork. July 29. Cotton seed oil was dull with spot firm and futures easy. Prime crude nominal; prime summer yel low 44 to 48; off summer yellow 42H to 45; good off summer yellow 40 to 2M: prime winter yellow 47 to $0, llaltlmorc Prmlure. : Baltimore, July 29. Flour dull, tin changed. Wheat firmer; spot contract ' 4 to 95; Southern on grade 9114 to 95K. Corn dull; spot" mixed 79; Southern . white corn SJ .t0 4, Oais firm. Rye No. ' 3 Western domestic 78 "to SO. Butter quiet, . unchanged. Eggs. quiet, unchanged. 19c Cheese quiet, unchanged. V ' ' . Sosm-hHicht For Spooner. ; - Philadelphia Record. Flirting and spooning- In the parks most stop. The park 1tt1 has so de . icreed and Councilman Mike - Mullen has com to Its rescue -with & plan to .. Stop it Irs Eden Park there Is s, high - water tower and on top f this the city ?7- wl'l erect the powerful searchlight to detect the spooners under the trees, gald Mr. Mullen: ' ' "The searchlight we will install Is so powerful that It will penetrate the ' ' dense fog. and the leaves on a tree - can ' be distinguished hundreds of yards away. The light : will be in charge of a competent man. -whs will continually flash It to jt very part of , the park and then Indicate to the park policemen ty whistle signals Just where to find the offenders.. - 'r? 1 Dally Cotton - Sfarket Galveston, tone' guletj mlddlinc 19 MS; net reiptsl,2$; gross receipts ' 1,623; sale J0; Ho' C!i :;contteent CMS. Kew Orleans, tone quiet and at'ad; mlddllnf 10; net receipt 108; grot re- eeipts sales 640; stoc 5d86; coast wise sw. - ; , -' t ; - Mobile, tone quiet: middling 10H; net receipts-W;- jjross receipts 10; sales 25; Stock S.7M. - -.i-.-. " o- Savannab, tone Steady; middling 1014; net receipts 351; gross receipts 151; sales 12: stock 2&.240: coastwise 21S. v . Charleston, tons steady; middling; TO1; ' net receipts SO; , gross receipts .80; stoca 7.10T. - - ' - - ' . . " Wilmington, tone nomlnsl; stock tOJt Norfolk, tons steadyTTmiddllng 11: net receipts S; gross receipts 65; stock 1,486; coastwise 777. . - Baltimore, tone nominal; middling lift. coastwiss New Tork. tone quiet j middling 470; net receipts 30,394; stock 7,27, . Boston, i tone quiet; middling 10,70; net reoelpta 1,970; Gt, Britain 31. Philadelphia, tons quiet;, middling 10.96; gross receipts 130; stock 1.754. " ' Totsl to-day. at all porta, net 1.882; Gt Britain 31; continent 6,263 ; stock 216.599. Consolidated, St all porta, net H.S65; Gt Britain 13.228; Francs 6,350; continent 7,796. " Total since Keptember 1st. at all porta, net .333,3e5; Gt. Britain 2.891,755; Francs K,; continent 3,287,637; Jsjian 190.756; Mexico 1,M9. INTERIOR MOVEMENT. Houston, tone quiet; middling 1054; net receipts 1.322; gross' receipts 1,322; ship ments 1.017;. stock 18,953. Augusta, tone quiet; middling 1074; net receipts 91K; gross receipts 915; shipment 75; sales 149; stock 14,213. Memphis, tone steady: middling WH; net receipts 62; gross reetlpts 374; ship. ments 312: sales 100; stock 23,Wi St. lx)uls. tone dull; middling 104 : gross receipt 207: shipments 422; stock 13,739. Cincinnati, net, receipts 794; gross re celpts 194; shipments ui; si s iu.au. I-oulsvlIle. tone firm: middling 11. Little Rock, tone dull; middling 10',; net receipts 3; gross receipts 3; shipments 13: stock 4.989. Total to-dar. net receipts 2.4; gross receipts 3.015; shipments 1.967; sales 249; stock M.796. New Orleans Cmon. New Orleans. July 29.-Cotton: Spots were oulet and steady with prices un chanced: middling. 10H. Sales were 640 hale on the Dot and none to arrive. ,,,,,-. niwnM steady with tne acnvo months 6 points up. as a result of favor- Mhlf advices from Liverpool, where the opening was better than had been ex pected by members of tho trade here. Again a more or less -featureless market characterized the day's trsdtng and there were no developments to move prices to any great extent either one way or the other. The trade Is now In a State of expectancy, awaiting the putting out of the crop condition report next Friday, and until that time there will' not be a great deal of activity In the future mar ket. The October option showed more Im provement than any other position during the day. but lost Its early'galns later on and at tho close, which was steady, was only 3 points above yesterday's close. The close to-day found the other active months 4 points up. (losing bids: July. 10.18. nominal; August, 9.8.-.; September, 9.54; October, .3f; November, 9:25; December, 9.24; Jan uary, 9.25. New York IToduce ""New York. July 29 -Klour steady, erato demand. Rye flour steady. rood Corn meal Arm. ' R dull. IVheat steady; No. 2 red 98 to $1 ele vator. Options j to lc. net rise. July 1WV4; Sept. 9SV4; Iec. Wm. Corn steady; No. 2, 84 nominal elevator. Options eloped S U ftc. net aavance. Sept. 81T4; Pec. Oafs steady, mixed 60 to 62. Beef quiet. Cut meats steady. I-ard nrm. for steady. Tallow barely steady. Rosin easy, strained common to good $3 to $3.10. Turpentone quiet, 40. Rice steady. Mo lasses dull. Sugar guturei closed steady, net un changed to 5 points higher, bpot quiet, Rio No. 7. 6'i; Santos No. 4, 8i. Butter dull, unchanged; receipts 11.584 packages. Cheese unchanged. Eggs firm, unchang ed. Freights and peanuts unchanged. Po tatoes easy, Irfng Island in nunc per Bar rel $2.75 to $3; Jersey per barrel $2.62 to $2.87; Southern per barrel $1.60 to Z.ib. Cabbages steady, unchanged. Ncv York Cotton. New York. July 29. Spot cloned quiet; middling uplands 10.70; middling gulf 10.95; Hales none. Futures opened and cloned steady. Open llljfh Jx)W Close July. 0.W Aug 9 76 9.78 Sept 9.M Oct - 90 4- Nv. .... Dee 9,22 9.36 9.75 9.T5 9.1.7 -. 9.1X 9.13 9.19 9.74 9.7.r, 9 :i 97 J7 9:18 9.15 S.15 9. IS Jan 9.19a 9.20 Feb March 9.16b!d9.20 .Naval Stores. Charleston. S. C, July 29. Turpentine steady at 36H: sales none. Rosin, steady; sales none. Quote: ABC $2.50 to 12.65; D K.fUr to 12.65; B J2.70 to 12.75; F $3.05 to $1.10: O $3.10 to $3 15; H $3.40 to $3.45; 1 $3.80; K $4.75; M $5.30; N $5.80; W a $; W W $6.30. Savannah, Ga.. July 29. Turpentine firm. 37; sales 704; receipts 991; shipments 492. i Rosin firm; sales 3.502; receipts 2,471: shipments 1,017; stocks 144.395. Quote: A B C $2.55 to $2 60; D $2.65 to $2.70; K $2.73 to $2.80; F $3.10 to $3.18; O $3.15 to $3.20; II $3.50; I $3.90; K $4 83; M $5.40; N $5.90; W Q $6.35; W W $6.40. New Orleans, July 29. Receipts: barrel's rosin; 91 barrels turpentine. Exportb, none. IK Wilmington, July 23. Spirits turpentine nothing doing; receipts 139 casks. Roshr stesdy $2.30; receipts 4S59 barrels Tar firm, $1.60; receipts 41 barrels. Crude turpentine firm, $2, $2.60 and $3.50; receipts 117 barrels. Liverpool Weekly Cotton Statltrtlrs, Liverpool, July 29. Following are the weekly action statistics Total sales, all kinds, 18.000 bales: total- sales, American. 15,000; English spinners' taking. 29.0OO. .Total exports, 7,000; im ports, all kinds, 16,t)00r imports, American, 111,000. 8toek. all kinds. 471,000; stock, American, 363,000. Quantity afloat, all kinds, 54.008; quantity afloat. American, 26,000. Total sales on speculation, 100; sales to exporters, 700. lry 3oods Market. ' New Tork. July 29.-A large Jiumber pf buyers srs In the dry goods market and the lobbing houses are doing a better house trade as a result.- The orders are not large. The primary market is quiet. A good business Is reported on prints at the new price. Ribbons are active, but broad silks are very quiet, . ' . ,T- Chicago Grain. '. Chicago. July O. Black rust In the wheat fields of the Northwest caused an advance-of mors than X cent In the price of wheat en the local' exchange to-day. At the close the September delivery was up lc Corn was a shads higher. Osts were tip Vt. Provisions were 7V4 ta 10c. '; Yours;' rt f M:- U - " - ! 1 . That We Can Satisfv. r.RFFMSRORn SIlPPI Y i?n ' GREENSBORO, X. g. " J SARDS TIRAWIfifJ MACHINE Works OTTOIM TAUNTON, MMRFRS fc. MASS, vvmwijiiv LAP MACHINES SOUTHERN OFFICE AT CHARLOTTE EDWIN HOWARD, AQCNT. Place your orders with I Ship Fill 1 Price w Speed System Satisfaction DOUBLEDAV-HILL ElfUKIC COT Manufacturers and Dealers Southern Warehouse Charlotte fottnn. Thcs fl; urrs r.ircLenl prices Dald to wagons, J Strict mliMlinK 11 Good mldilllnK 10 Middling 10K Charlotte Produce. (CorrecK-d by H. II. Field A Co.) Butter lO!! ChlcKena Spring 1702 Ducka S KggH .. 11 - GesM prr li.n 1 40S&t Hens per lie.ul Sam) Turkeys per pound ,.....,,..,, 153 14 (Corrected daily hy (;nchrf.e-UcLug- l'n Co.) Rye Corn 103 Cotton seed ." 21 Osts 7J Estimates. To- Lsat morrow. Tear. Houston 400-7(0 99 OalveBton 1.5OO-:,600 46 I,iv'rKl r!ton. Liverpool, July cinsliiB cotton: Spot quiet; prices firm; Annrican fair .; cood middllns 8.21: middlinu 6.06; low mid dling fi.i; good ordinary 5.10; ordinary 4.70. Tlio fiilfs of the day were 5,000 baled of wliich 2f0 wore fir .peculation and ex port and Included l.Hrtl American, re ceipts none. Futures opened steady and closed bare ly steady. July 5.67'.4 July-August 6.64 Aususl-Septemricr 5.S2 September-October 6.14Vi October-November 5. OS Novembef-lieiember December-January 5.00 Jnnunry-l'ebru;iry February-March 4.99V4 MHft'll-Aprll B.OO Aprll-May 5.01 Chicago Grain anil Provisions. WHEAT Hieh I-ow Close May !H 9.1 ' W'4 July 90 R9 90 September W 89 90 December W.i 89 H cortN- May cw; n4 WH July 76' - 7S4 Tt September 1H 73 " T34 lJcembc fit1 60S (iAk OATS- May 46 4.VJ4 454 July WH ' M 684- September 45 '4 ' 44H December 41 43 43 POKK- September 13.67 15.57 15,J October 15.70 15.S2 15. 7t LARD September 9.47 9.43 9.47 October .... 9 57 9.52 ,9.55 RIBS September 895 8.87 8.8S October .. 9.02 8.96 I.Ci Niw Tor untile. New York, July J9. Beeves, receipts 1,834. Steers $4.39 to $6.60; oxen $3.50 to $4.75; bulls $3 to $3.75; eewf 11.65- to $4.54; dressed beef H to lie. Exports 3,100 quarters; to-morrow 1,$30... Calves, receipts I,34. Veals $6 to $8.23: culls $4 to $4.50; buttermilks $3.50 to $4 25; dressed calves steady: city dreessd Veals 9c. to 12o.; country dressed 7 to 11. . Sheep snd lambs, receipts s.358. . Sheen $3 'to $4.50; culls $2.50; lambs $1.50 to $6.75; culls $4. . . i . Hogs, receipts .301; State and. Penn sylvania $7 to $7.05. ' - . ' NEW Ji'OltK pOXtMS. V U. S. refunding t, registered d.' OTH tT. 8. refunding ta. coupon 03 V. 8. Is. registered . ...........;..... 100 - U. B. 3s, coupon 100 U. 8. 4s. registered 120H U. 8. 4s. coupon 122 American Tobacco 4s i 76' American Tobaoce 6s Atchison general 4s ,. ,,v..,...-, t8 Atchison adjustment 4s t Atchison cv. 4s ; itl 96 Atchison cv. 5s -1024 Atlantic Coast Line 4s ...A.k.n,i.ii BaHimors Ohio 4s ........f..... Baltimore A Ohio JPyt bid ,1 -'' Brooklyn R. T. cv.' 4s 72H Central of Georgia 6s bid ..... 10C Central of Georgia 1st Joe. et,'..tf 74 r , Central of Oeorgta. Id Inc. -ofd. .., ' 14 ; Central of Georgia 3d Inc. od..V. 44 Chesapeake. V Ohio 4s bid....... Vil -Chicago Alton e ..... Chicago, B. & Quincr . new is.... tsr9 Chicago, B. I. 4k P. W, B-is, ........ t SPINNING FRAMES MACHINERY MULES LOOMS us for Electrical Supplies. Quick C omplete Right - PITTSBURG, PA. CHARLOTTE, X. C. Chicugo. R. I. & P. It. R. cnl. 6s b. fliicHgn. H. I. A- P. Hy. rfdg. 4s bid 84 S '. ', ('. Ac St. I.ouIb gen. 4s bid.. 4 f'olorado Industrial 5 RSi 'olorado Midland 4 bid 62 Colorado A- Southern 4s bid Delaware & Hudson cv. 4s . Denver A- Hio Grande 4s .. . K'rle prior Hen 4s Krie Ceneral 4s Mocklrfg Valley 4'b InterborouBh-Met. 4!5i Japan 4s 914 90 91 M 102 rt4, 79 Japiin 4'4 &l Japan 4Va 2d Series M luisvtlle & Nash, t'ntfled 4 9Si Manhattan consol gold 4a bid 9fiV Mexican fentral 4s bid 82 Mexican fentral 1st Inc. bid 15 Minn. & St. Louis 4 ofd 80 Missouri. Kansas & Texas 4s 97 Missouri. Kansas & Texas 2di bid. 844 Nations I R. R. of Mexico col. 4i ofd. 81 New York Central gen. 3',s 91 New Jersey Central gen. 6e 122 Northern Pacific 4s 102'4 Northern Pacific 3a 72 Norfolk A Western col. 4s bid 92 Oregon Short Line rfdg. 4s 91 Penn. cv. .1',s. 1915 93 Penn. Consol 4s 12' Reading Ceneral 4s 97 Rermbllc of Cul a 5s 105 SI. Louis - Iron Mountain consol 5s 107'4, St. Louis & f'nn Francisco fg. 4s .. 6X't St. Loiils Soul h western col. 4s 68 Rea hoard Ajr Line 4s hid n" Southern PncKi.- 4s bid Southern PaciHe ljtt 4s Southern llailway 5s Tex.-is & PhcIIIc lsts Toledo, St. 1.. & Western 4s bid. I'nlon Pacific U ; 1'nlon Piicl'ii- cv 4s V. 8. Steel 2d 5s Wabash lsts Western Md. 4s Wheeling & Lake Krie 4s Wlsconson Central 4s , N. Y., N. H. and II cv. 6s ctfs.. St m 11D 74 Ml 108 71 72 83 12 CLOSING 8TOCK UST. Amalgamated Copper 74'i American Car & Foundry J9 American Car & Foundry pfd 102 American Cotton Oil Sl American Hide Leather PM 20 American Ice Securities 27 American I.lnseed Hi American Locomotive K Amurican Locomotive prl lik" American Smelting Kerns R American Smelting P.efng. pfd... 1 American fliisar Keflning 130 American Tobacco pfd 96 American' Woolen 24 Anaconda Mining Co 4i Atchison ft Atchison, pfd S3 Atlantic Coast Line S3 Baltimore & Ohio 93 Baltimore Ohio, pfd 4 Brooklyn Hapld Transit 1 ranadn Psclflc 17n Central Leather Tt Central Leather, pfd 9 Central of New Jersey 1!0 CheaaDsalce V Ohio 42 Chicago Great Western Chicago Sc Northwestern Chicago, Milwaukee St. Piul... C. C- A 8t. Louis Colorado Fuel & Iron Colorado Southern....'' Colorado : Southern. 1st pfd Colorado A- Southern. 2d pfd Consolidated Oas.. Corn Products Delaware A- Hudson ' 15 140 6S 82 Si 13 IiS Denver Rio Grande Denver Sc Hio-Crande. pfd Distillers' Securities Is F.rle....-.,' Krie 1st pfd.-..,.. Erie. Jd tfd 40 i -9 J46H us 141 '4 .11 SI i4 M 23 IT B4 M 1044 14 a 63 Genera) Electric Great Northern, sfd Grest Northern Ore ctfs IJllnols Central Interboreush-Met .. . . InterborousjH-Mer.; "" pfd. international Paper Ineernatlonal Fapes, pfd... International Pump Iowa Cemral...... Kansas City Southern Kansas City Houthern, pfd Louisville 4k Nashville...... v Mexican Central Minneapolis at tt. IxmiIs Minn., Kb P. Kult t. U.-... Mtseourt Pacific... - Mlourt, Ksnees Te?ts. Missouri Kansas 4k Texas. pfdi.. V 1 a nuwu urao .... . . ....... iw'a New Torg Central Jul Tew Torlc; Ontario Wstn...... -eli 11 Norfolk 4 Western...... . n North American . 4kV( Northern Pacific........ lt Plcll Mi(I.M(...,,e,M. JB'i rennaylvanla.n... 12, People's tlss....... .......... ... 6J4 Flttsbtirj C. '. gt Louis.. TV, Preseed P eel Csr .....' T2 Pull ma a Palace Car........ )4 Railway. Steel pnf........... n.. 444 Heading ...... . ... . U7( main ei tneu OUTH TRYOM ST.. CHARLOTTE. N. C. filH Revolving Hat Card, Railway Heads, Drawing Frames, 5pinnln; Frames, ' Twisters arid Spoolers Qulllers and Reels, Looms, . COMBiiRS HUBBARD BROS. & CO., HANOVER SQUARE. NEW VOUK MEMBERS OF Naw Tork Cotton Es chai.re. New Orleans Cotton Ei cbsnue. Assoclatr Members Liver pool Cotton Exchange. ORDERS SOLICITED For the pur chise snd ssU of cotton for future delivery. Correspondence Invited. MECKLENBURG IRON WORKS CHARLOTTE, N. C. Motors, Dynamos, Alternating and Direct Current, Any size and voltage. Stock on hand. We ask for orders. CLIMC f AST Wood Fibre Plaster "Second to None." Experienced plasterers pronounce it the beat on the market. The Best is always the Cheapest. A,sk for prices and booklet; it will pav you. STATESVILLE PLASTER & CEMENT COMPANY Statesville, N. 0. HUGH MACRAE & CO., Bankers lilacellaneous Soatliern 6een4Ue WILMINGTON. If. a Uashlngton. D. C 401 Colorado Bldg. Cotton Mill Stocks. CATLIN 8u CO. Commission Merchants 345 and 347 Bfroadway, New York Boston Philadelphia, 128 and 130 Chestnut St. COTTON YARNS All number Skeins, Warps, Cops and Cones COTTON GOODS WANTED "ieir in ftixtv-IIorse Power Seeond- Hand Engine and Boiler If In food repair and price rljht Rock Hill "Brick . Co. ROCK RHU S. c. Republlo Btel.... ....... Republic Btel, pfd...... .i.... ... Koek Island Ce Mnrk Ilnd CO.. tS. J7e )1T, I74j 40 Ill's 1 '4 rs i a ess 1U4j 2V M H I085 v I4r "V, Bu Louis Sl San Fran., 2d pfd Ht. Louis Southwestern...- St. Louis Southwestern, pfd... Sloee-ghefneld meet and Iron........ Southero Pacific...... ........ .v Pouthera, Paotnc pfd Souther Railway...... Hoatbera Railway, pld.. ...... Tetraeasee Copper r'r' Teaae - : Paclflo . v Toledo, ft. Louis s Western Toledo, St. Louts Western, pfd.... Vnlon- Psetrte Cston PaelOo pfd. -....t.... ... Cnited .UUtes Kubber... . . I'nlted Slates Rubber,. 4at pfd...... Catted States Steel. ........ l otted States Steel., pfd... ......,. 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