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' ' ' f lis I ' t- ' -I . I , 1 . . ' A. t, ; CHAitiXTTE,5 DAILY OBSERV KK, Yv hD EttJjAi , MA V a, 1909 yARivET. '.-1. ,. ,-tton mar rrjctuaiiona .,ral tendency ...re!v steady ' The mar- '"ei'tne of 4 to S 4 , . , s points net '.nn un.ier , ', local bear .raised by . t txprctel and e:hr Quite ,., storms nd , ..Ml Mis'ssiPP' 'r. :....rt which ' .. .,rfy ura" ' ,,. , : cd from ' if. f k sttract ' e session , ,,, is sold up t- , i .m cover , -l hout n"t . llr; loiter, huw mire more rs at p.unt" pro (, , .,. i,iiill the , ,. in ore active ... i k.t as offi ' . '.ul l" ! i-.n -i hut .-ii exp"leil ' ; .,,.i-ively lit- . -i.l hi defnd .. ,,. . nidiuona ami t ae mar lV..u iiu-reawd t. ,.. ,,.oi!s. Tlie , , ;.,r partly . , v, . : - in A rkan , .,. ; , . I'. ts gen- i:tor. -,U -'. bales. : s:-: last ni4;c against 'far To ,, i t bulr , h' 11 uslun ir. Mill . .v 1 1 .i'i iwH'fil and , mert .-n In the ,. t . uplift 'f ( .,11.1 marke.l. ,., .Nil the move- , ..... -hhiluw ei the H'H.hii ll,d the ,, , i 1 1 n .' l ransar ...mo I'.i'irt dw'islon on nf i h Hephurn i.ui.e.l ';l.je-l nf moot ,. l:.Ti.!in)t hud been . ,:n f.M pvprp.slon of .-f f..r mimths past hr 1 1 t.. iri was the ve upmi'in and waa fol nl.ati, hut In widely ktrk ; 1 ' : iisc f. r .r.(prl a'nl vest- wt.-c i fioiu I1.- lenor or h iac HUH l.!"! lioin n uiii-l n ti t Mi'.i.l of legal re- II i-mi ..I ! .in ' : necenry (' n '! i -i ial ilistrlrt n i..rmi--i"ii toward f. . .! hot i i s liy a . I. . w i. i. !i t lie ..... rni -a n v ft i - formed . . . , ..f t' Northern i,r3' i' m Hmt the Chl- .. , I : n ii - ..ad" A rfip;... ..' n . I ! f now oonal- I'io ato! Its Inrjre i- i . I rr. liroad rum- ... t e o.nplriious --... i f : a i tofk I n- n wetp cstienally r , ' i ., States Steel. - ..:iv'ru eeerned due it" ..n ..f t lie extra se- : . . n of t hn shares ' f.' : .to '..'liieft hv vv.', i)t'.-r invest- k hi t !,.! sa!es par !- an per cent. 'jv 1 yyi phares. In- '- , ' ' . ton Oil SO w. h.-. r. 4 t.i a r I,. 1.500; ' v N W. P1 ' c S. i rn Paelfln " Cclway 6.500; ' i . 1 1 ;,, Ten- I'o ilir lJS.'JIiO; i rot rhemicaj rtro ( o O'tton Ietlesr nornlnn the - Mian es. r laMs on hm.'l.i. Our " is a better ' woie many ' c plant In "l the , old I nth er liqui .! of July ' tf.e lonem .o under- South of ' in Texas. I. hut the nir.i e.sslon ' -i a few tn.iy sub iiliilence in !'. future. ',' l,r. !" H 11. 'ro Islons I -Yn: " :,Y-', ,' u'-r p r f':...;;; i - advanc 1 1 ' on vigor ' : ' hull cam- Pl'osed to .uo The '' ' fellltiK i 'id at net ' "r'i and oats ! ".o ;.ion were ' ' - Clog, :--- 12 :i- is : '' l'JCr, - is iT, -: 6$S : 5', ' 1777 1" 1797 ; 1030 low IfT 1 -i lOiS : 9S7 e. -re.-eipt, vals S to r.try dress- fair heep or - " 86 40 to Financial and Commercial mlly Cotton MarkeU Kew York. May . GaJveston. tone quiet: middling 10; nt rcelpu 11.03; sro receipt ll.J3; aalee va.': stock 103.414; conUncot 8,908; coastwis l.K7. New Orleans, tone quiet; middling 19 J-16; net receipt ,1; rroaa receipts 362; aale 2.O0; stock 200, U; Great Brit ain 16,000; continent 28. Mobile, tone steady; middling 10H; net receipts J.048; cross receipts 2.04S, sales SaO; stock M,l; coastwise a Savannah, tone quiet; mlddlinsj 101-16. net receipts 3,11; gross receipts .11; sales 409; stock S8.814; continent 1,075. coastwise 1,761. Charleston, tone firm; middling 10; net receipts M; gross receipts 96; stock 11.387; continent 2,750. Wilmington, tone quiet; middling 10; net receipts 703; gross receipts 703; stock 3.4S1; Great Britain 14,945. Norfolk, net receipts 801; gross receipts m. stock H.149 coastwise t.T!i. Baltimore, tone quiet; middling 10,; net receipts &0, stock 9,37. New York, tone quiet, middling 10K; sross receipts 4.s3; sales 400; stock 1LU 7. Boston, tone quiet; middling 10 85; net receipts G; gross receipts 409; Great Britain 46. Philadelphia, tone quiet; middling 11 II); gross receipts &.600; stock 2,900; Great Britain 6,600. , Georgetown; net receipts 9; gross re ceipts 9; stock 9. Total to-day, at all ports, net 27,165; Gt. Britain 38.590; continent 13.022; Mock &6, 339. Consolidated, at all ports, net B3.633; Ot. Rrttaln 46.720; Fi-anoe 298; continent 36, 067. Total since Sept. 1. at all ports, net 9.217. OCS; Great Britain 3.1u3,3)'ia; France 9S7.776; continent 3.125,758; Japan 1S3.572; Mexico 15.500. INTERIOR MOVBMKNT. Houston, tone quiet; middling C: net lecelpts 1 S7; gross receipts 1.RS7; ship ments 4.816; Bales 263; stock 74.253. Augusta, tone steady; middling 10 5-1S; net rpcelpts 390; gross receipts 3!H; ship ments 2 116; sales 761; stock .19.502. Memphis, ton steady; middling 10 3-16; net receipts 36K; gross receipts 417; ship ments 2.942; sales 2.250: stock 93.604. St. Louts, tone quiet; middling 10'4; net receipts 115; gross receipts 1.026; shipments 1.948; sales 29; stock 41,002 Cincinnati, net receipts 2S7; gross re ceipts 424; stock 19.101. Louisville, tone firm; middling 1H 1-lttle Rock, tone steady; middling 9 15-16; net receipts 412; gross receipts 412: shipments 1.63; stock 35,085 Total to-day, net receipts 8,462; gross receipts 4,762; sFiipments 13,504; sales S, 574; stock 302.607. New York Produce. New York, May 4 Flour quiet but held higher. Rye flour quiet. Corn meal firm. Rye dull. Bailey steady. Wheat Bj-una,; No. 2 red 11.43 to $1 45 elevator. Options 17 to 2Vs net advance. May 132H: July 12114: September 112. Corn firm; No. 2, S2H elevator: options net unchanged to c higher; May 81; July 78; September 78. Oats strong: mixed 69 to (8. Beef steady. Cut meats steady, easy. Pork steady. Tallow dull, steady. Turpentine quiet. Rice iArd Rosin firm. Molasses steady. Sugar raw, steady at the decline, fair rennlnr 36 Coffee quiet; Rio No. .7. S; Santos No. 4. Sit to B. Mild dull; Cordova 84 to 12V Futures closed steady, net 6 points low er to 5, points higher. Butter firm; creamery specials 29 to 29V, (official 29) ; extras 28; third to firsts 22 to 26. Cheese easy, unchanged: receipts 3.735. fe)ggs firmer; Pennsylvania and nearby selected white 24Vj; do fair to choice 23 10 24: brown and mixed fancy 23'4; do fair to choice r2V4 to 23; do sound first 21H to 22; seconds 21. Potatoes firm; Bermuda new per barrel 83.26 to $4 75; Southern do 82 to 84.50; Maine in bulk per ISO pounds 83 to 83.12. Cabbages easy: Southern pr crate SO to 90c. Freights and peajnis unchanged Navat Store. Charleston, 8. C. May 4. Turpentine I quiet 3514 to 36. I Rosin quiet. Quote: A. B C. 83 22V. I 1) 83.4.: E 83.WI4 to 83.70: F 83.75 to 80771,. G KIM to 83 824; H 84 06: I 84 25: K 8175; M 8190; N $4 90; W O 85 00; W V 85 30 Savannah. Oa . May 4 Spirits turpen tine firm 36; sales 807; receipts 911; ship ments 461. Rosin firm; sales 614; receipts 2696; shipments 1.413; stock 103.578. Quote: H I) $3,474; B 83.70; F $3.0; G 83 9-1; H $4,116: T 4.23; K $4.76; M $1.90; W G 85.00; W W $5.30. Wilmington. N. C. May 4 Spirits tur pentine steady 35; receipts . Rosin steady 270; receipts . Tar firm 15ft; receipts 10. Crude turpentine firm 175, 275 and 400; receipts 18. New Orleans. May 4 Receipts: 23 barrels rosin; 1ft barrels turpentine. Exports; For New York 150 barrels rosin: lis barrels turpentine; for Rotter dam 100 barrels ro.-in. ffew York Cotton. New York. May 4 Cotton: Spot quiet; middling uplands 10.85; middling gulf 11.10. Th sales of the day were 400 bales. Futures opened steady and closed bare ly steady. Open' High Low Close .10.55 10 60 10 50 10.53 10.36 .10.36 10.43 10.33 10 :ti .10.29 10.35 10.28 10.26 10.21 10 21 10 19 .10.17 10.23 10.16 10.17 10.13 10 15 10.20 10.13 1013 10.10 10.15 1008 1008 .10.07 10.11 10.07 10.07 May June July August ... , September .. October .. . November .. recember .. Jainuary .. . March .. .. Miney Market. New York. May 4 Money on call easy 1 to 24 per cent, ruling rate 2, closing hid IV offered at 24 per cent. Time loans firmer: 60 days 2Vi to 24 per eent; 80 days to 2; and months 3 to 8V nr cen'. Close: prime mercantile paper $4 to 4 per cent; sterling exchange steady with actual business In bankers' bills at 84.88.15 to 84.M.SS tor 60 day bills and at $4.87.80 for demand. Commercial bills 84.65 to 84 S6. Bar silver 53; Mexican dollars Dry Ooodn Market. New Tor. May 4. Dry goods The dry goods markets are generally quiet. Cot ton goods remain firm with a moderate amount of antlclpative buying reported but with little doing on spot merchandise by Jobbers. Men's wear woolens are working into much better shape than they have been for some time-in eonse quence of good duplicate orders for fall. Export trade Is quiet. Tarns are Irregu lar and trade Is light SMASHES ALL RECORDS. As an sll-round laxative tonic, and health-builder no other ptlU can com rare with rw t . . . .ywif"e nd uhite etomach. liver' 7: punry xne nieoa. t-th- 1 Sf,nr,: eupe Constipation. Lv. Chl Bi"V,me- Jle Headache. II GREENSBORO SUPPLY CO. GREENSBORO, N. C, OFFERS: 1 Set Butterworth Drying Cylinders, 9 cans, 24 "x 144" vertical arrangement. 1 Fairmount Compressor Beamer. 1 Chain Warp Sizing Vat, complete with squeeze rolls. Used about one year. In good condition. Particularly attractive CARDS mm MAOHIMP wriDio .COTTON TAUNTON, COMBFRX mass. UP MACHINES SOUTHERN OFFICE AT CHARLOTTE - EPWIM HOWARD, ACNT i if ft THERE IS NO ONE Till NO A BO IT A STEAM ' PLANT THAT PAYS THK SAME DIVIDEND AS PIPE COVERING. LET V8 TELL YOO ALL ABOUT IT. CAROLINA ASBESTOS rTICK AMIW01W8V rys( THE JOEL HUNTER COMPANV (Chartered) FCBLIC ACCOUNTANTS AND AUDITORS. Cotton Mill Audits. In vrstigaUcne. liauk t:ainliialious. 1219-20-21 Empire Bl'tlg., Atlanta. Ga. COR R E8PON UBNC E (SOLICITED. Charlotte Cotton. 4 These figures represent prices paid to wagons. May 4: Good middling 19 Htrict middling 9 Middling t Charlotte Grain. (Corrected dally by Coohrane-McLaugh. litl Co.) Rye 8 131 Corn ' 87 Cotton Seed M Oats 76 Meul Seed 84 Cotton seed meal, ton 90 Oinrlotto Produc. (Corrected py H. II. Field Co.) Butter 10 4J124 i.hicliens-Sprlng 20 25 Ducks & lite -per head 40 50 Ess la &n Hens-per head 40 45 rui"ke per pound 14 (fU IJrerpooi Cott"R. Liverpool. May 4. Closing cotton: Spot quiet; prices i points lower, American middling fair 6 12. good middling 586; middling 5 56; low middling 6.38; good or dinary 5.09; ordinary 4.74. The sales of day were &.000 bales, of which 1,000 were for speculation and export and Included 7.400 American. Hecclpts 10,000 bales, Includ ing o.JUO Amci lean. Futures opened steady and quiet and steady. May Mai-June June-July closed 43 5 43 5 48 July-August 5 51 August-September 5.4 September-October . October-November Novemliei -1 'ecerr.her December-January . January-February .. 5 41 0 41 5..'Tt 5.3J.V4 5.M 5.4 February-March March-April 5-38 New Orleans ttton. v nrUani Mav 4 Soot cotton aulet 4 i ,Miin 1AX.1K anil on the i l-IB luwri. iiii.j'iiiuft " - . spot 1.000 bales; to arrive 360. 1 Futures opened dteady at a decline of 5 to 8 points in sympathy with the easier tone In the Liverpool contract market, and also on mure favorable reports from the cotton belt. The weather map show ed favorable conditions all over the cot ton region and the forecast promised another good map to-morrow morning. Tills caused considerable selling move ment among scalping shorts and also brought out some lrm liquidation under which prices remained depressed the greater part of the day. standing at the lowest, 8 to points below yesterday's last quotations. On the closing the tone was steady and prices were at a net decline of 6 to 1 points. Failures closed steady. May 10.27; June 10.31; July 10.49: August 10.36, September W.J; October 10.13; December 10.09. Chicago Cattle. Chlcag. May . Cattle receipts esti mated at 2.000; market strong. Steers $6 i to Mc higher: CTholce heavy shipping $7.35 to $7 45; butchers $7.80 to 87.40; light mixed $7.05 to 8115: choice light $7.15 to $7.25: pigs 85.25 to 86-50; bulk of sales $7.25 to $7.86. Sheep receipts estimated at 12.000; market strong) to 10c higher; sheep $3.76 to $6,76; lambs $6 to $7 85; yearlings $6 to to $7.25; cows $4 to $5.75; heifers $3.60 to $6.25; bulls $4 to 85.25; calves $3 to $3 56; Blockers and feeders $3.30 to 85.60. Hogs receipts estimated 11.000; market $7.-. Cxtton Seed OO. New York, May 4. Cotton seed oil was generally easier under larger receipts, poor demand and lower cotton and hog products. May. 650 to 552; July 575 to S76; Sept. 596 to 596- October 592 to 893; crude oil was quotabty1 unchanged. Prim . crude 554 to MB. prima summer yellow SSI to 552; prime white 561 to SS5; prima winter allow 66 to tOO. figures. mm MASON MACHINERY HOLES LOOKS NEW YORK BONDS. U. S. ref 2s. registered V. S. ref. 2s, coupen I'. S. reg V. t) 38. COUp ti. 4a, reg U. tS. 48, coup Allis-Ch aimers 1st 5s American Agricultural 5s Amerhun Tel A Tel cv 4a American Tobacco 4s American Tobacco 8s Atchison gen. 4a Atchlfon Short Line 1st 4s AtclilHon cv. 41 Atchiaon cv. 5s Atlantic Coast l.lne 1st 4 Baltimore & Ohio 4s Baltimore Ohio :i's bid Ballmore and Ohio S W 34s Brooklyn Transit tv. 4s Canada Southern 1st Central of (ieorgla 5a ( 'entral Leather 5s Central K. R. of N. J ipen 5s Cheaaapeake & Ohio 4.7s Chicago w- Alton 34 bid Chicago, R fe Quincv Joint 4s Chicago. Mil. A St P. gen. 34" hid Chicago. K. I. & Pac. R R cl Chicago, It. I & Pac. Ry. mi. 4s.. Chicago, R I. A Pac. Ry. rfg 4a C. C. C. tv St. louls gen. 4k bid ... Colorado Industrial 5s Colorado Midland 4s hid Colorado & Southern ref & ext. 4'ih Delaware A Hudson cv. 4si Delaware at Hudson 1st ref 4s bid Denver Ar Rio Grande 4s bid Distillers 5s Erie ;irlor llei 4s Erie Gen. 4s Erie cv 4s series "A" Erie cv. 4s series '-B" General Electric cv. f.s Illinois Central 1st ref 4s Interhorough Met 4s Inter. Merc. Marine 44s Japan 4s Japan 4's Japan 44". 2nd series Kansas Cltv Southern 1st 3s bid .. Lake Shore deb. 4s (19:ili 1vilsvllle Nash I'n 4s h!d Mls-souri. Kan ik Texas 1st 4s Mo.. Kan. A Texas 1st and ref 4s offered Mil. Kan A Texas gen. 44" Missouri Pacific ts New York Central Ken. 34s New York Central deb. 4s New York City 44s mew N. Y . N. H A Hartford cv. 6s .. Norfolk A Weetern 1st con 4s ... Norfolk A Western cv. 4s bid Northern Pacific 4s Northern Pacific Ss bid Oregon Short Line rfdg 4s Penn. cv J'4s (1915) Penn Con. 4s Reading Gen 4s St. Louis San Fran fg 4 St. Louis S'western con. 4s St. Louis 8' western 1st gold 4s ... Seaboard Air Line 4s Southern Pacific col. 4s Southern Pacific R. R. 1st ref. 4s Southern Railway s Southern Railway gen. 4s- 1'nlon Pacific 4s bid t'nion Pacific cv 4s t'nlon Pacific 1st and ref. 4s V. B. Rubber 6s I. S. Steel 2nd Re Virginia-Car Chemical 5s Wabash 1st 5s Wabash 1st and ext. 4s Western Md.. 4 Westlnghouse Electric cv. 5s Wisconsin Central 4s Den. A Rio Grande rfg Ss C. ft O. rfg. ctfs 5 Nat'l Rwys of Mex 4s Southern pac. cv. 4s ctfs 101 ' , I lol I 1014 1 Mr.! I Ihi I uo 1 '4 I 100 I 105 . so-, I 1 10-4 HI I !V I"-,, ! 1.19 I 7 I nl 1 H4 ! SM,, I in.;.. ; 1"94 1 9 13 . h'5 , 7L 9s i, 91 9J SO(, 94 os 4 75 SsHs 99 10414 102 36 76 l"l 77 79 72 1 l'i Ml 73 ItS '4 9.1 ! 93 I 7t'i ' !.-. 101 99 86V 91 Kl 93 96 112 ! MS i;-r 97 105 oo S7 79 91 i 94 H' r 107 t if K 104 104 97 112 75 84 93 96 46 101 95 9S Baltimore Pmrtnit. Baltimore, May 4 Wheat spot contract 147 asked: sound on grade 144 to 1474. Corn strong; spot contract 71S to 79; sound yellow corn 75 to 79 Oats firm. No. 2 mixed 58 to SS. Rye firm. No 2 Wes tern domestic to 69. CLOSING STOCK LIST. AHIs Chalmers pfd ... Amalgamated Copper ... American Agricultural .. American Beet Sugar ... So 7 te There is danger of a spring cold de veloping Into chronic bronchitis, pneu monia or consumption To avoid serious results take Foley's Honey and Tar as It-will eure your aeugh and expel the old from your system. You cannot ef fort to take chances on your cold under mining your health. Refuse substitutes. R. H. Jordan A Co. and Green's Pharmacy. . fc.JSS.SHS w .1 sax II mfo. ro. ill 1 k1' siMsiifjia sVjS? st I COTTON MILL MACHINERY. v vain ei teon HAlLOTTI. N. O. Removing Flat Curd, Railway Heads, Drawing Frames, 5plnninf Frames, Twisters and Spoolers Qv liters and Reels, Looms, C0MBER5 ETC., ETC American Can pfd 78fc American Car A Foundry M American Cotton Oil B1 American Hide A leather pfd ... . 40 American Ice Securities 4H American Linseed American Locomotive 4 American Smelting A Ref ng 81 Amer. Smelting A Refining pfd .. 10s American Sugar Refining 133 American Tel A Tel 141 American Tobacco, pfd j American Woolen Anaconda, Mining Co 46 Atchison 1'4 AKhlson pfd H Atlantic Coast Line 1-6 Baltimore A Ohio '14 Baltimore A Ohio pfd 95 Bethlehem Steel 24 Brooklyn Rapid Transit i Canntllan Pacific 1'4 Central leather 2S Central Leather pfd la14 Central of New Jersey 294 Chessapeake A Ohio Chicago A Alton 4 Chicago Great Wasterti 4 Chicago A Northwestern 11 Chicago, Mil A St Paul 1M C . C. C A SI lxul 74 Colorado Fuel A Iron 89 Colorado A Southern 4 Colorado A Southern 1st pfd 84 Colorado A Southern 2nd pfd 1 Consolidated Oas "7 Corn Products Delaware A Hudson 134 Denver A Rio Grande M'i Denver A Rio Grande pfd 8i4 Distillers' Securities Erie 52 F.rle 1st pfd Brie 2nd pfd 40 General Electric 1& Great Northern pfd 14&4 Great Northern Ore ctf hi Illinois Central 148 Interborough-Met 1 :nterbomugh.jaft. pfd 464 Inter-IIarvester Inter-Marine pfd International Paper .. 124 international Pump 3" Iowa Central 3 Kanaas City Southern 44 Kansas Citv Siitlerii pfd "-'4 lnilsvllle A Nsshxlllr Minneapolis A Si Inula .4 Minn . St. P A Sault St. M 137 Missouri Pacific 7:i Missouri, Kansas A Texas 4 : Missouri. Kansas A Texas, pfd ... 74' National Biscuit I"44 National lead 4 Nat'l Rs. of Mexico 1st pfd .... 50 New York Cent nil 1 N'ew York. Onlaiin A Western ... 49 Norfolk A Western 91 N. rth American 2 Northern Pacific ' Pacific Mail Pennsylvania 1W People's Gas "44 riltsburg. (' C A St. Louis 91 Pressed Sled Car Pullman Palace Car 1S-S Hallwav Steel Spung 41' Heading In-' neoubllc S.eel 26 Republic Steel pfd ! Rock Island Co 2'. R'x-k Islano Co prd 74 St Louis A- Sun Fran '-'nd pfd. ... 454 St. Louis Southwestern -44 St l.uis S'-ut hwestern lfd 60 loss Sheffield Steil and Iron .. 7 Southern Pacific lo Southern Pacific pfd 1234 Southern Railway 294 Sruthern Rallwav pfd 64 Tennessee Copper 41 Texas A Pacific .- ... M Toledo. St. Ixillis A West 5'.' Toledo St Louis A West pfd ... 69 Inlon Pacific 168 t'nion Pacific pfd 96 Cn'.ted States Realty "4 I nited States Rubber 83 I'nited States Sieel 56 Inlled States Steel pfd 114 l'tah Copper 47 Virginia-Carolina Chemical 47 Wabash 19 Wabash pfd 49 Western Maryland 2'J4 Westlnchoiise Electric Western l'nlon ":'. Wheellna A l.akr Erie 9 Wisconsin Central Ml Standard Oil 670 TCI " Factory 4 and Main, m Office Ekdric Saint Louia MissoMri Charlotte Office. Trust Bldg. Wagntr SifgV-PKM Motor i MOTORS. DYNAMOS, T RANSFORMERS, INSTRUMENTS. CerrwfendesieetntsBii. B. J. SWINSON The Electrical Contractor Will do the electric decorating for Stonewall Hotel. Central Hotel, Mel lon it Co.. LJttle-Long Co.. Parker Gardner Co., Blair Bros. Co., Long Tate Clothing Co.. J. P. Stowe at Co.. Garibaldi. Bruns & Dixon. Thies & Burke. Green Pharmacy, Miller Dry Good Co.. J. W. Smith. Why not Xoura. 'Pbone him 250. ll - Stuart W. Cramer, EN01NEBR AND CONTRACTOIsW 5Iubbr, Rev lag FratnsA Intermediates Jack Frames Desirable lota on the principal etreeta tit tho city do not came en the market every day. Just now I can offer a very choice lot in one of the best residence eectiona of the city. Will make Uit fortunate purchaser an elegant home. For price and looation, call at my office, S01 North Tryoa. B. E. COCHRANE Insurance. Real Estate Agent, TO THE BUILDING TRADE! We are pleased to advise that the capacity of our KETSTONB LIME KIIJVS has been Increased to now the largest In the. South, enabling us to offer the famous "KEYSTONE" WHITE LIME In hls territory for prompt shipment "KEYSTONE" is the highest-priced, put tha strongest, whlteet and best Lima for Brick Work and Planterlng. It Is packed la the best cooperage. We can also sell you good TENNESSEE LIME at lower price, Let ua quote you delivered at your town, car lota er lees. Carolina Portland Cement Co. BOLE DISTRIBUTORS. Southern Audit Company (Incorporated) PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS AND AUDITORS Rooms 1 am! 2, Trust Building, CILARLOTTE, N. C figure It Out for Yourself How much will you accumulate during the next 20 years If you save as little from your income each year as you put by last year, or during the last five years? On the other hand, examine a specimen copy of the Equltablo's new Standard Policy and see what amount Is guaranteed to you. five, ten. fifteen or twenty yeare hence, In addition to the life In surance afforded. The small amounts (hat you now fritter away will pay the annual premium. Tho Equitable) Life Assurance Society of the United Slat pp. Wrlle, 'phone or call W. J. RODDEY, Manager, Rock Hill. 8. C. WM. WHITE JOHNSON, Rea. Aft., Hunt Rids., Charlotte, N. O. SCREENS flies and Mosquitoes on the Outside. I -, , .. . D First National Bank lYlJ-XLdL OF RICHMOND, VIRGIN! A- j COS7.... Capital Sl.060,000.04 Surplus Earned. . . S00.O4M.O4l J I tliri nil O rA Deposit 41.000,000.00 H WlUslN X III Bolidts accounts of Mian- He lILlllll I VVfe facturers. Jobbers k.nd other needing banking facllitle Mantel Manufactnrere. other than these afforded by Write for catalogue. ,oca, Unk HUBBARD BROS. & CO., Bnk Dn-tory- HANOVER SQUARE, NEW YORK ,oh'1 PBrcflt Prealdent: AhB M. Miller, Jr.. Vice Press- MEMBER8 OF New York Cotton Ex- dent and Cashier; Chas. R. change. New Orleans Cotton Ex- r--h ,i n v.it. tv change. Associate Members Liver- Beo-nett, J. O. JopIIn. W. P. pool Cotton Exchange. Shclton, Alex. P. Rylaad, A- ORDERS SOLICITED F"or the pur- Blatant Cashiers, chase and sale of cotton for future delivery. Correspondence invited. mm,mmmm bm "Hard Clinch" Wall Plaster THE BUILDERS' FRIEND Freezing does not hurt It- Natural shrinkage will not crack It. " Water does not make il fall off. Manufactured exclusively by CHARLOTTE PLASTER COUPINT Write for details and I let of Cotton M1U House plastered with It, IT IS AS HARD AS STONE. v,, - f. (SUMO ' " ATLANTA, C4 Automatic Feeders, t ''.'7' Openers and Trunk ; Breaker, Intermedlateamf Finisher tappers, Kirsctiner Carding Beaterfl Thread Extractor, Waste Pickers. etV Raw Stock Dryn, ETC., ETC, CHARLESTON. S. O. Mecklenburg Iron Vorlis Charlotte, N. C. We solicit orders fcr Machinery, etc., to handle Gold, Iron, Cotton. Wood, Steel, Brass. A D. SALKELD & BR0.3 COMMISSION MERCHANTS ea.72 Leonard Street, NEAV YORK. COTTON YARNS DEPT. FredTc Vietor & Achelis. JAMES E. MITCHELL 00. COMMISSION MERCHANT 8 Cot on Yarns and Cotton Cloths. CONSIGNMENTS SOLICITED. Philadelphia. Ill and 114) Cheatna.lt. Boston, iea Hummer St. New York, No. 78 Leonard St, Cfeartott. S S. Tryon St. KlTSO
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