CHAKLOTTE DAILY OBSEKV&ii, Shjf iiilliK LU, 1U03.
'Financial: and
COTTOS MARKET.
. New York, Sept 19. Ths eotton market
opened steady at unchanged prices to an
advance of 1 point and during the first
few minutea aold 4 to I polnu net'higher
. : ,j . ... . a. wkiu
on covering rer over m
the market reacted for 4 points Irom
the beet late In th first hour 4t, rallied
in n .iturinr tha mlflOM DI lu muiiuu,
i selling about I to 1 point net higher on
vreDCTt - from ' ew ? xnmam - ii
weather looked threatening. Business
was quiet and .chtefly professional.
ras quiet ana .cmeny pww-....
Th market ciod ateady . with prices
. . . .
It I to I polnta mgner.
t i to g polnta mgner. .
R!ntsYt the nort to-day 17.462 bales
against 30.S8T last week and 0,5O4 last
year. For the weeK zm.wo Daiea against
914 cea aa1f anil 91 S12 list . veil r. Tn.
day's receipts at New Orleans S.044 bales
against 452 last year ana si Houston i.io
bales against 10.000 bales last year.
,-....-1,'. -- OXVVJk 3AVJCX.
TnrV Knf. 1!) fit neks failed to
hold the recovery which was enjoyed
- yesterday, although there was some
.. early extension of that recovery to-day.
" Later In the session the most active and
nmmlnent stock an Id at the lowest
prices ol the week. The violent rUose
. was due. to renewed suspicion that storks
'were being distributed by the powerful
speculative party that has been credited
with tne practical control or me marsei
for weeks Dast. The selling a In full
force when the market closed.
The disclosures pointing to the measures
taken In the past on behalf of the
Standard Oil Company officials to in
fluence political and legislative action in
the interest of that corporation were re
garded with apprehension as threatening
to turn the campaign discussion and tn
' fluences into those channels. The spec
ulative sentiment showed Itself sensitive
to the threat of Inflaming public opinion
again in the direction of hostility to cor
porations. A sharp decline in foreign exchange
was a feature of he day. The loan con
traction disclosed by the bank atatement
showed that the stock market liquidation
Is -having lta effect In offsetting the move
ment of funds out of New York hank
reserves to the Interior.
Bonds were firm. Total sales, par value,
IM0.00O. - t
IT. 8. a have advanced H and the 4s 14
per .cent, on call during the week.
Total sales to-day 519.900 shares, includ
ing? Copper 27.800; Smelting 28.000 ; 8usr
1W Tobacco WO; St. Paul 20.500; Erie 35.
S00; L. ft N. 100; Beading 109,900; Southern
Ballway J.OOO; pd. 700; Tenn. Copper 1.800;
V. 6. Steel 84,400; Va.-Caro. Chemical 800.
New York, Sept. 19.-M. ft O. ct. 4s 84
bid.
Baltimore, Sept. 19-Seabr.ard common
and preferred, nothing doing.
Hubbard Bros. A Ca.'n Ootton Letter.
Special to The Observer.
New York. Sept 19. Many cable
grama from Liverpool to-day contain
practically the same advice that the
unexpected determination of the card
room operatives to resist the reduc
tion of 5 per cent, in their wages may
bring about a lockout on Monday In
Lancashire. They do not believe that
the lockout wlU be of long duration.
Our market has shown the unusual
movement on a Saturday following
the sharp .decline of yesterday, rally
ing a few points, which may bring
about a slight recovery In Liverpool
on Monday. The feeling here la that
in this pericfd of equlnoxlal storms It
i. 4nrnm to have any short inter-
..iinHinr over Sunday. So far
no storm is in sight, but tlje trad
fears the possibility of ono develop
HUBBARD BROS. & CO.
Chicago Grain and Provisions.
v mi u.w-m -
Chicago. Sept. 19 The market for
wheat rebounded to-aay unaer me
ului of reported export Dusiness ana un
....Iof. rhnlrri. closlnB prices being
from 1 to 1 over yesterday. Com, oats
and provisions all finished at an advance.
The wheat prices were the highest, of the
crop.
WHEAT
September
High. Low. Close.
101 98 100
10H4 99 .101
104 102 1WW
77H 76 77
BfiJt o t6K
65 64 65
49 48 49
49 14 4f"Si 49
61 51 61
15.67 15.50 15.65
17.15 1S.97 17.15
15.55 15.47 15.55
10.30 10.22 10.30
10 02 8.95 10.00
10.27 10.27 10.27
9.95 9..80 9.96
8.95 8.80 8.92
9.92 9.85 $-93
May...
CORN
May.. .
OATS
May
PORK-
October...
.January...
September.
BIBS-
October.. .
January...
September.
RIBS-
October.'. .
Liverpool Cotton.
Liverpool, ' Sept. 19. -Cloning cotton:
Spot dull, prices 9 points lower; American
middling fair 6.01; good middling 6.65;
middling 5.45; low middling 6.21; good or
dinary 4.61; ordinary 4.21.
The sales of the day were 3,000 bales,
of which 200 were for speculation and, ex
port and included 2.000 American. Re
ceipts 2,000 bales. Including 1.700 Ameri
can. - Futures opened easy and closed steaoy.
September
September-October .
October-November. . .
November-December
December-January...
January-February.-.
February-March... .
March-April
April-May
May-June
Jone-July
'July-August
5.04
4.84
4.78
4.76
4.73
4.73
4.74
4.75
4.76
4.77
4.77
177
. .
New York Cotton.
New York. Sept. 19. Cotton: Spot elos
d oulet: middling uplands ISO; middling
9 75; sales none. - ,
Futures opened and closed steady.
open mgn jw ,inr
8.80. .... $.98
Sept , ..
Oct
Nov.
TJec
Jan.
Feb. .- ...
March '.. ..
April .. . '
May .. ..
June .. ..
July
w 6.95
9.00 1.95
8.96
(.78
8.8$
$.67
l.7
8.64
8.69
$.67
1.75 : ;
$!i .
I.82b
8.86
$.71
8.77
$64
1.73 8.6T 1.72
5!77 J
,
$.78 $.78
8.82
X-Bld. ' - , , : i. .
' . BANK 8TATEMENT.
Reserve, decrease.. ...
Less, United States, decrease....
Loans, decrease-.. ... ... ... w
Specie. decreas..
Legals, dsereass... .... j. .
pepostts decrease ....
Circulation, decrease,,. ... ... ...
17740
1.810,850
4J77.70B
J.81.Tn0
saJHTj
T.498.400
A StTRE-ENOCGH KNOtTKER.
t r. Goodwin, or Keiasvtuey N. C.
Bucklen's Arnica Salve U a sure-
knnkor for Ulcers. A bad mi. I
enough knocker tot ulcers. A, bad on
came on my leg last summer, but that
wo.derfUllv knocked It out a(
Be. at aU drag stores.
Commercial
Dally CfcrtOD Market ' .
New York. Sept. 19. GalvMton, tone
firm; middling ; net receipts " 13.978;
gross receipts 13.97S: sales 881: stock 13L-
New Orleans, tons quiet; middling
S-1; net receipts t044; gross , receipts
2,046; sales 62S; stock 46.323; Gt. Britain
un: continent zn: coasiwiaa wi. ; -
Mobile, middling IHrnst receipts 2,215;
I o -'7. . '
gross receipt x,; aajes z; swca
- -
Sairannah an Millet' mlddllnSr SUt net
receipts 11,822; gross redSelpU 1L822 sales
: ; ' . - "
8.175; stock T,81S; coastwise I.
I rv,n.u.tn ta4v mind
-v,...i....... atiJv mlddllnar g: net
i viiwh v
receipt t.S14; .. gross receipts 1.S14; stock
19.S4& ' -; . - ' .,' 'e
- Wilmington, wni qum, uuuu.au - .
net receipts 1.47X5 gross -receipts S.471;
I stock 14,868.
Mnrfnllr tnM teflv: middling tHt net
recelnts 1.407: arose receipts 1.407; stock
6,646; coastwise 2,060.
Baltimore, tons nominal; middling-
stock 2.145. - .
New York, tone quiet; middling tw:
gross receipts 1,872; stock 4,495; continent
700.
Boston, tone quiet; middling .; gToss
receipts 1,316. , . , v
Philadelphia, tone steady; middling S.tS;
stock 820.
Brunswick, stock 4,110.
Total to-day. at all ports, net S7.4S2;
Qt. Britain 100; continent 971; stock SR4,27t.
Consolidated, at all ports, net 37.463;
Ot. Britain 100; continent 971.
.Total since Septembtr 1st. at all porta,
net 438.527: at. Britain 44.419; France 1L-
681; continent 113.QS6; Japan 250. -
INTERIOR MOVEMENT.
Tinnaton. tana steady, middling 9; net
receipts 7.149; gross receipts 7,149; ship
ments B.230; sales s.FJi: siock ii.wi.
Augusta, tone quiet; middling 9M; net
receipts 2.B42: gross receipts 2.770; ship
ments 1.499; aales 1.B22; atocit n.w.
Memphis, tone easy; middling 9: net
rerelnts 1.120: arose recelnts 1.173; ship
ments 970; sales 850; stock 17,265.
St. Louis, tone quiet; middling ; nev
receipts 1: gross receipts 447; shipments
654; stock 3,692.
Cincinnati, net receipts 11 ; gross re
ceipts 11; shipments 13; stock 10,403.
Louisville, tone nrmi miaonng
Little Rock, tone steady; middling 8T4;
net receipts 190; gross receipts 190; ship
ments 19; stock 2,867.
Total to-day, net recelpte 11,018; gross
receipts 11.740; shipments 8.533; sales 6,963;
stock 99,139.
Naval Stores
New Orleans, Sept. 19. Receipts:
barrels rosin; 18 barrels turpentine.
Exports, none.
Wllmlnston. 8ept. 19. -Spirits turpentine
steady, 84tt: receipts 59 casks.
Ilosln ateady, 82.J0; receipta sua.
Tar firm. 3160; receipts S3.
Crude turpentlns firm, $1.50, 82 and 2.T5;
receipts 53.
Charleston, Sept. 19.-Turpentine steady.
35c. . .'
Rosin, steady. Quote: ABC 2.so to
r rt- V. 82 50: V 82.60: O $2.65 to
$2J6; H $8l25; I $3.65; K $4.40; M 84.70; N
85.40; W O $5.90; "W W $6.15.
Savannah. Oa., 8ept 19.-Turpentlne
firm. 35H; aales 203; receipts tto; anip-
ments 62. -
Rosin firm: sales 2.736; receipts 2.46b;
shipments 1,464; stock 140.636. Quote: A B
?so- n 82 50 to 82.66: E 3.w to
r $2.70 to $2.72H; O $2.76 to $2.80; H 83.35;
$3.75; K $4.55; M $4.75; ' "
; W W $6.25.
Bank Clearings.
New York. Sept. 19-The statement of
clearing house banks for the week ahowa
that the banks hold $50,218,625 more than
the requlrementa of the IS per cent, re
serve rule. This Is a decrease of $1,774,300
In the proportionate cash reserve aa com-
r in tne proponiuiiifs v.n 1 1 . - -
pare(i wtth last week. The atatement fol-
Loans $1.818.152,W0, decreaae $4,577,700.
Deposits $1,412,563,500. decrease $7,498,400.
Circulation $54,441,600. decrease $32.200.
Specie $323,694,900. decrease $2,816,700.
Reserve $403,859,400. decrease $3,648,900.
Reserve required $363,140,875, decrease
$1,874,600.
Surplus $50,218,525, decrease $1,774,800.
Kx-U. 8. deposits $52,647,700, decrease
$1,810,850.
The percentage of actual reserve of the
clearing house banks at the close of busi
ness yenterday was 28.76.
The statemerft of banks and trust com
panies of Oreater New York not mem
bers of the clearing -tjouse shows that
those institutions have aggregate deposits
of $1,042,563,100; total casn on nana .im,
700, and loans amounting to $951,244,200.
New Orleans Cotton.
New Orleans, Sept 19. Cotton: Spots
were quiet and ateady with quotations un
changed; middling 9 8-16C There was
little business doing, sales amounting to
150 bales on the spot and 375 to arrive.
Futures opened steady, unchanged to 4
iut nlffht. the onenlns ad
vance being due to threatened labor trou
blea In England. With bullish prospects
abundant lh this country the market re
mained about atatlonary throughout the
morning. Almost total lack of support
and Interest appeared to account for the
stagnation. Bad weather In the cotton
belt and evidences of Increased demand
tor cotton by spinners as stated In Secre
tary- Hester's report last nignt. Kept
nrw from droonlng. Tne ciose was
steady 1 to 4 points over last night.
Closing bid: Sept 9 06; Oct. 8.89
Nov. 8.78; Dec. 8.81; Jan. 8.82; Feb.
March 8.87. .
flat:
8 84;
Chicago Cattle.
Chicago, Sept. 19.-Cattle, receipts about
800, market steady; beeves siw to 7.w;
Texas steers $3.50 to $0; Western steers
$3.20 to $5 80: stockers and feeders tc.w
m 14.85: cowa ana neners l so-w;
cslves $S to $8.25.
Hon. receipts aooui j.ww, mrci
and ateady; light $6.60 to $7.25: pigs $4.
to $8.r mixed $6.5 to $7.J7H; heavy $4.80
A 17 an- rnuahs $6 0 to $8.80; good to
chole heavy $6 80 to $7.40; bulk of sales
$8.8$ to $7.10.
8heep, receipts about 22.000, market
steady.naUv $2.26 to $4.28; lambs, native,
$3.25 to$5.; yearlings $4 25 to $4.75; West
ern lambs 83.26 to $5.80; Western sheep
$2.25 to $4.2$.
NewVork Cattle.
- Kew York. Retit 19 Reeves, receipts 1.-
$34; Texan beef ft to Vic
uaivss, reoeipia ; city aressea ran "
la cauntrv dread I to 13c.r dressed
buttermilks and grassers to $c.
Chun m rA 1 a mhi rt.tnf. 1 AMC .hMn
$3 t $4; Umbs $4.7S to $8.5$ ; yearlings $4.
Hog. receipts l$7; good medium nogs.
Com para Ut Port Receipt. '
-. . To- Last
day . Tear
..." .. ...... MJTi -
Oslveston...
Naw Orleans. ... ...A. 1 041 i
Moblls , ... ... ... -.m ta".
Savannah.. .. ........ 11.721 .
Charleston.' ... ... 4. 1314 .. . .
Norfolk... ... ... ... , 1.407
Cotton Seed OB. ,
...uu mi
was dull -with prices easier tinder local
K crennre: nrim Crad tie.; nrlnu
New York. Sept. - U.-Cottoo seed
oil
bear pressure; prim Crude tie.; prime
tummer yellow 40 to 40 1 prims whit 44
t pr,m. wlnt ysllow 43 to 48; off
10,000 SPINDLE MILL .
' With250
You can secure any .part of the ilachinery in this
. mill, whiclxVw aro.
xt is. in spienaia conaition. .
. . A fine chance for those'who" are balancing their
equipment, while business is temporarily quiet,
. , It Will'PayYou -to Investigate.
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HRAWIN9
MACHINE Woricq
COTTON
TAUNTON,
COMBERS MA33.
UP MACHINES
SOUTHERN OFFICE , AT CHARLOTTE
, EDWIN HOWARD, AOCNT.
Electrical Supplies
DOUBLEDAY-HILL ELECTRIC CO.
PITTSBURG, PA. CHARLOTTE, N. C.
.Manufacturers and Dealers
-DOUBLEDAY-HILLjL,
:$kBli IKIt VIA fll
ARC LAMPS
INCANDESCENT LAMPS
DYNAMOS AND MOTORS
SWITCHBOARDS
A Large Stock Is Now Carried In Charlotte. N. C. For the Accommodation
of Our Southern Trade.
THE JOEL HUNTER COMPANY (Chartered)
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS AND AUDITORS.
Cost Systems. Investigations. nnk Examinations.
1219-20-21 Empire Bldg., Atlanta, Ga,
CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED.
New York rrodnc.
New York. Sept. 19. Flour Arm, but
quiet; Minnesota patents $5.40 to $5. SO;
winter patents $1.40 to $4.85.
Rye flour quiet. $4.15 to $4 .88.
Corn meal eteudy. $1.65 to $1.80.
Rye dull; No. 2 Western 84 nominal f.
o. b. New Tork.
Barley quiet; malting 66 to (9 clt. Buf
falo. "Wheat firm; No. 2 red 1074 to 10914 ele
vator. Options to lc. net hlsher;
September 109 : Dec. 109H: May 110 to 118.
Corn firm; No. 2. KS nominal elevator.
Options He. net higher. Sept. 88; Dec.
78 V4.
Oats steariy; mixed 52.
Beef steady; family $16.75 to $17.50.
Cut meats sternly. 114 to 12.
Lard firmer, Jlo.fiO to $10.75; refined
firm; continent $11; S. A. $11.75; com
pound 7i to S.
Pork firm $14 50 to $20.
Tallow steady: city 6.
Rosin quiet, 52.75 to $2.
Turpentine quiet. 89.
Rice ateady. 3U to 6.
Molasses qul-t. 2 to 42.
Sugar, raw firm; fair refining $3.45 to
$3.50; centrlfuKHl 94 test $395 to $4; con
fectioners A $4 w to $."; mould A $5.55; cut
loaf $5.90 to $l; crushed $40 to $6.90;
powdered $530, granulated $120; cubes
$5.45.
Butter -easy, unchanged.
Cheese firm, unchanged.
Eggs quiet and steady, unchanged.
Peanuts and Liverpool freights steady,
unchanged.
Potatoes weak; Maine .per narrei i.au
to $2; State $2 to $2 .12; Jersey il.ou to
Cabbages dull, unchanged.
Coffee quiet; Rio No. 7, 6V. Pantos No.
4. 8Vi; mild coffee dull; Cordova M to 12H.
Futures net unchanged to 5 points lower.
The Money Market.
New Tork. Sept. 19. Money on cnll
nominal. Time loans nominal; 60 daya 2',
and 90 days 2: six months .
Close: Prime mercantile paper 4 to 4j
per cent.; sterling exchange easy with
....... In hankers' bills at 45
for 60-day bills and at 4SS.35 for demand.
Commercial bills 4M io "
62. Mexican dollars 43.
Dry Goods Market. v
a.ni 19 The dry goods
. w int., ' ' t" - - . - .
market --aa fairly active for spot mer
chandise to-day. tomrwis -r.
. j ..Mni,.iv hv buyers and aell-
era. Cotton yarns are still In fair de
mand at low prices, unnw
. . . , k. nw,r frMlV. liUr-
laps ar ffrmer and ar being Influenced
by a reported anonaga " j -
' diarlmte Cotton.
erlcaa represent figures paid t
wagons Beptemoer iui.
Good middling
Strict middling... ...
Middling..-...' '
- C3arloM Prodace.
(Correcied by R. H. Field
R utter ...... ..........
Co.)
11
172$
20
20923
403M
t04$4S
123 14
Chickens 8prlng
Ducks
EiTSTS..'
Oea per bead "
n h A
.. ......
Xurkeys-psr pound .... ......
. Cliarlott Grain.
(Corrected dally try Cocbran-McLaogk-Ua
Co.)
Rjr ...... ....... ..... . JJ
Corn " " -
Cotton Seed ...... .... ...
Oats
Ileal Seed
... ... ... ... ..
2
24
Cotton Seed Meal
Estimate.
i to- Lat
' ' ' j- morrow. Tear.
Kw Orleans... x.oisj.m
:
Houston 17,804-11.400
. CLOSIXQ STOCK LIST.
Amalgamated Copper .. .............. Tt
American Car 4k Foundry
American Car 4k Foundry Jrfd. .... li
mfica otton Oil H
Americaa Hide' Leather" pM. 1
Amrican lc Securities .......... $14
Looms"
.1 .
disposing of very rapidly.
SPINNING
FRAMES
MACHINERY
MULES
LOOMS
WIRE AND CABLES
BATTERIES
CONDTJTT8
INSULATORS, ETC.
American Linseed
American Locomotive
American Locomotive pfd. "
American Smelting & Kefng.
American Smelting & Kefng. pfd.'
American Sugar Refining
American Tobaco pfd
American Woolen
Anaconda Mining Co
Atchison "
Atchison preferred . .
Atlantic Coast Line ""
Baltimore & Ohio
Baltimore Ohio preferred "
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
t'anadjan Pacific
Central Leather '
Central Leather preferred
Central New Jersey
Chesapeake, A Ohio .
Chicago Oreat Western .. ..
Chicago A North Western .. .. '.'
Chicago. Mil. & St. Paul
C. C. C. & fit. Louis
Colorado Kuel & Iron
Coloiudo & Southern "
JO'.i
4i
101
11
128
92
23H
43
r
96H
86
49
171 4
25H
94 "4
21X1
fo'i
5Ti
i:.s
133
64
82H
37
5
684
14SV,
V1.
1654
27
W
29
21H
42V,
S3i
1X1
i:wj
Colorado Southern 1st
pfd.
Colorado A Southern
Consolidated Gas ..
pfd.
t orn rrsducrs
Delaware Hudson
Denver & Rio Cirande
Denver ft Rio Grande pfd
Distillers" Securities
Erie
Erie. 1st preferred ... .
Erie 2d preferred
General Electric
Oreat Northern prefered
Oreat Northern Ore ctf. .
Illinois Central '
Interborough-AIet ',
IntercorouRh Met. preferred
International Paper ....
International Paper preferred
lasT,
n
31
r.s
22
"(4
27.
fil '4
10)4
28
119V4
62
29
63
77
14
72
04
1264
244
1214
96
75
81
112
1204
SI4
74
184
84
25
17
43
614
102ts
118
21
52
r's
224
24
M'4
158
H
2 'I
97
44
107 H
40?$
1W7
12's
24 j
iniernuiionai fump
Iowa Central
KansRg (Mty Southern ..
Kansas (Tty Southern prereired
Louisville Ac Nashville ...
Minneapolis ?. Louis .. .'. ',"
Minn.. 8t. P. Soult St. M
Missouri Pacific
Missouri, Kansas ft Texas
Missouri. Kansus ft Texas pfd.
National I.-ad
New York Central
New York, Ontario & Western!
Norfolk & Western
North American
Northern Pacific
Pacific Mu 1 1
Pennsylvania .. .. ..
people's Uan
Pittsburg. C. C. ft St. Louis ...
Pressed Stvl far
Pullman Palace Car
Railway Kteel Spring
Reading
Republlo Steel
Republic Steel freferrl
Rock Island r'n .
Rook Island Co. preferred
Bl. Luis ft San Fran. I'd
Pfd.
St. Louis t'oulhRe.Uern tfd
Mlos4heffield Klecl and Iron
Southern Pacific
Southern Pucitic j referred
Southern Railway
Southern itailna preferred
Tennessee Copper1
Toledo, St. luls "&' vi'ent
t.l& m. i . . . . . . . .
j wwuu, ri, xjuii be ncot prwierrea
Union Pacific -
Union Pacific nrefsrrml
Vnited Rtatea Rubber
united States Rubber 1st preferred.
United States Steel
United liolu R', l mnf.rr.i)
Utah Copper
virglnla-caroiiTi'i liemical ,
Virginia-Carolina Chemical pfd
Wihub ... .. . .
Wabash preferred
wastmrlmoee r.llric ..
Western Union ,
Wheellns? JBr TjtV. Krl . .
71
59
Wisconsin Central ...
standard Oi
430
NEW YORK BOXDf-
V. 9. refunding 2a. registered ......
103
14
m
lot
121
122
73
KW
lot'i
t
M '
14
93
loon
I", ". refunding 2a, coupon
v. R. as, registered
IT. H. ts. eouoon
IT. B. 4a, registered
V. S. 4a, coupon
American Tobacco 4s ..a.:.....
American Tobaco a
Atchlsos general 4 .,...
Atchison adjustment 4s .... ...
Atchison sr. 4 .. ..,.
Atchison cr. 5s ........... t,,....
Atlantic Coasit Lin. 4a
Baltimore ft- Ohio 4a ........
it..
.....
i..i.
....
...... m
r4
0S
.... 44
,... j 44
I..., n :
..... 103
Brooklyn R. T. cr. 4s ...........
Central of Oeoraia Be
Central of (4orgla 1st Inc, old.
Central of Georgia M Ine. ofd.
i-wntrsl Of Cleorsla Inc. old.
Chesapeake 4k Ohio 44a
(ioTTON MILL MAC HI N ERY.
Stuart W. Craaier, . '
J
r MAIN Ol StOSI
OUTH TRYOM ST.,
A CHABLOTTg. N. O.
Revolving Rat Cards,
Railway Heads,
Drawing1 Frames,
Spinning Frames,
Twisters and Spoolers
Quitters and Reels,
Looms,
COMBERS
ETC., ETA.
HUBBARD BROS. & CO.,
HANOVER SQUARE, NEW, YORK
MEMBERS OF New York Cotton Ex
change, New Orleans Cotton Ex
change. Associate Members Liver
pool Cotton Exchange.
ORDERS POL1CITED For the pur
chase and sale of cotton for future
delivery. Correspondence Invltefl.
MECKLENBURG
IRON WORKS
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
Motors, Dynamos,
Alternating and
Direct Current.
'Any size and voltage.
Stpck on hand.
We ask for orders.
CLING FAST
ffi PLASTER
"Second to Non"
Experienced plasterers
pronounce it the best
on the market. The
Best is always the
Cheapest. Ask for
prices and booklet; it
will pay you.
STATESVIUE PIASTCR I CfMENT CO.
StatesvIIle, N. C.
CATLIN & CO.
Commission Merchants
345 and 347 Broadway, New
York
Boston
Philadelphia, 128 and 130
Chestnut St.
COTTON YARNS
All number Skeins, Warps,
Cops and Cones
COTTON GOODS
FOR GOOD BUILDING BRICK
address
ROCK HILL BRICK WORKS,
Itork Hill, R C,
or
CATAWBA BRICK CO.,
Van Wjrrk, 8. C.
Chicago ft Alton 3s
Chicago, B. ft Qulncy new 4s
Chicago. R. I. A P. R: R 4
Chicago, R, I. & P. R. R. col. 5s..
Chicago, R. I. A Pac. Ry. rfdg. 4s..
C C, C. A St. Louis gen. 4s
Colorado Industrial is
Colorado Midland 4s
Colorado A Southern 4s
Delaware A Hudson cr. 4
Denver A Klo Grande 4a
Erie prior lien 4s
Erie General 4s bid
Hocking Velley 4Hs
Intel borough-Met. 4tiS
Japan 4s
Japan 44a .
Japan 44a. 2d Series
Louiavillc A Nash. I n I fled 4s
Manhattan consol gold 4s
Mexican Central 4s ..
Mexican Central 1st Ine
Minn. A St. Louis 4a ofd.,
Missouri, Kansas A Teaa 4
Missouri, Kansas A Teaas Ids ..
National R. ft. -Of Mexico consol 4s
New York Central fn- 3s
New Jersey Central general 6a....
Northern Pseiae 4s
Northern Pacific 8 ,.
Norfolk Western consul 4s
Oregon Short Line rfdg. 4 ,
penn. ev. 8s. ' 1915 .. ....
Psnn. Consol 4S .. ..
Reading General 4m . . ...........
Republic f Cuba 5s
fit. Louis If Iron Mountain consol 5s
St.' Louis A Ban Francisco fg. 4s..
St. Louis Southwestern can. 4s
Seaboard Air Une 4a
Southern Parinc 4s ....................
Southern Pacific Ut 4s
Southern Railway 6a
Texas A Pacific ' lsta bid .a
Toledo, St, I Western 4 ........
Union Psclflo 4s. ...... ..,......
Union Pacific cir. 4s
V..H. Steel ltd 4a
Wabash lets .. ..
Western Md. 4 . ,.......,....
Vheellng A I-ak Erie 4a '
Wbcmfsln Central 4s ...-,.....;...,
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ENQINEER AND CONTRACTC3.
WOONSOGKET
Slubbers, '
Roving Frames
Intermediates,
Jack Frame
R B A D THIS
f IF VOTJ HAVE TO SELL, LIST IT IN THIS OFFER
If you hav houses or stores to rent, let me do your collecting and
save trouble and worry.
Th plac to lnsur your property Us in this agency. ;
R. E. COCHRANE.
Insurance and Real Estate Axent.
You Cain Put It Om
Any one with strength enough to drlv a small nail can lay our
. "ELECTRO ID" Hard Rubber-ilk Roofing
"ACME" Double Fltnt-coatsd Roofing
"UNIVER8AL" Gravel Surfaced Roofing
Sufficient Large-headed Oalvanlted Nails, Liquid Csment and Di
rectlons for Laying are packed in the cor of each roll.
These Roofings ar mor attractive In appearano ar chepr
than shingles, tin, corrugated Iron, tar and gravel, and without re
pairs will last longer.
WRITE FOR PRICES AND SAMPLES!
Carolina Portland Cement Company
Southern Distributors. CHARLESTON, S. C.
Motors, Generators,
Dynamos and Electrical Wiring installed by us.
Mill work a specialty. Prompt attention given to
all work.
R. G. AUTEN eOMPANY
Electrical
'Phone 1307 or 1308.
202 S. Tryon St.
BANDY 4 MYERS,
Consulting Engineers.
Water Supply and Purification,
Sewerage, Sewerage Disposal, Roads,
Streets, Pavements, Water Power.
Hydro-Electrlo Planta, Irrigation.
Drainage. Reinforced Concrete, Sur
veys, Estimates, Plana and Specifica
tions. Construction Superintended.
Complete Plants designed and con
structed. Main Offlee,875-77 Arcade Building,
Greensboro, North Carolina.
Branch Office,
Laurtnburg. North Carolina.
GILBERT C. WHITE, C. E.
CunsuIUntr
CIVIL ENGINEER
Durham, N. C.
Waterworks. Sewerage, Streets: Wa
ter Filtration. Sewage Disposal;
Plans, Reports. Estimates, Super
vision of Construction.
B. PARKS RUCKER,
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
Consulting and Conat meting
ELECTRICAL ENGINEER
Estimates. Plans, Specifications and Su
pervision ot Construction ol Lighting,
Industrial and Power Installation.
Hydro-Electric Slajits, Power Trans
mission. Municipal Lighting, Eto.
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rjwLLAXTON IX
,0 AUDfTDRIUM BLDG.
13-JC H ARLQTTE. N.S
FRANK P. MILBURN & CO.
ARCHITECTS
WASHINGTON. D. C
LOUIS H. ASBUBY
ARCHITECT
Law Building, Chariot, if. O.
HOOK AND ROGERS
ARCHITECTS
CHARLOTTE, K. J,
. 1
Leonard L. Hsmter autd FrankUs
ARCHITECTS
Law BnUdlnf , ChaxlOsUa, X. a
So, til 4t4kt Sift. ' TUo 7I
Y4eftV(TASi.a BuiLDiNa, -
, ATLANTA CZf
km
Automatic Feeders ? , -Openers
and Trank
Breaker, Intermediate aa4
Finisher Lappers,' . '
UrschnerC&rdins Beatert ;
Thread Extractors, " .
Waste Pickers, etc
Raw Stock DnrerS.
BTC.J ETC,
Contractors,
Charlotte, N. G.
SCREENS
flies and Mosquitoes
on the Outside
Small Cost
J. H. WEARN
& CO.
Mauafacturera of laaotela.
rrlte (or catalog,
Manufacturers
and Jobbers
Frequently find it necessary ta
hav Banking Facilities In ad
dition to thos offered by local
banks.
THE
First National Bank
OF RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
With S, .,
ll.OOO.aeO.CO Capital
Earned Surplus $409.ie.o
J4.5OO.0O0 0 DepoaiU ,
$. 000.000.00 Total Resource
Offer Just th Additional Fa
cilities Requlrad.
Jno. B. Purcell, President:
Jno. M. Miller, Jr.. Vloa Frcst.
dent; Chas. R, Bornatt. As.
slrtant Cashier; J. c. Joptin.
Assistant Cashier.
A. D. SALKELD & BRO
COMMIKSSION MERCHANTS
M-Tf LssosMrd Itrfttl KEW TORX.
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rredTc Vietor Ss Achelis.
JAIIES E. mTCHELL CO.
COXHT&SION KERCHANTS
Cotton . Yarns and C
44
. , Cloths. .
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miadeipbl, 1U fti 1S4 Che- !
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