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v.---- CHARLOTTE. DAILY 0B8EBVKK, i'KiJJAY, Jl.Ms. lei, 1909. . HAiuurr. - a steady early a'-Kct was foltow- . vv:ern totieresis. f" J .-os.r.n steady, last i,".t lower. . cjpr lm of 2 points. Jrn .e.atively meady In . ,.,;m tl an expected. .e-ted favorable . f j.ndation. There . . art and daring ., ... -old about 4 to i,er months ,,,, bullish pot ad . iut before mld- ;i-a-'Li lonneotlona , .,r- It was estl , roid fully 76,000 .' a hour's trading . sharply ln consa- ', n.p months selling :.(. Iieet level of i0 of about 11 5 ' f : , r,iyd it to a net de- t .! riled relatively lodi-rate recovery result of ooverlng v of the spot ln-:.,-e iridlng ,. n,-hlng fresh ln -or t.e violent fluc- rC I1'- rriddle o the day, 1 'hi Western longs reports of bet- proving crop oendi cierests were buy- virthern spot markets K'tt ere unchanged to a 5 to-day were 7, laat week and 7,- per " - AM K., la. yyr ,-e wtr k and last t.Vt recei at. New Orleans lat year. L, Jure 17 speculative ae- fcjcfi toH en uie svnipiaiiis ui , efvd In uie stock mar T,e i. lencees and violence p. e lAnie as lur- I, . c Mewever. was wall u,t ,j effort I ve rally achieved. fc;nl neritn l' cumi put in'.y lr- 'Tm.-e :niinnani in- t:-i b.)':rfit yesterday to check '.:i,-rHJ' iii ilcn and then bin t e-lirt opportunity to C- tn i partly from W.i,. had etremgthen- v :i ikunie ( overtng op- ; . '-rumbled avay nur-rtl-i , .' und mop less orders ri vn aWr midday the tu Senotajned Developments hpr T.1 : . the. last few days irrisM aier.t very unfaver- piwr mtnl market In (i.p fusing. The h fLovrmfnt to secure m'xi stN'is steel to the fcrv n;afl a had Imprea- " if :V prntrstal Ions of fcf i.-wr rwnrtmic In the ultl- ; '.in There was - ' Mrrln'enre of the -. P..rt of ihe Hughes v ' anjmi end the i..r ket. .Member! of n-'r, were dis- i' profess Ratls 'nt "f the report. ' of oirxka professed r-'aidoTit Taft's spe- Ilili f.r !:nc an Income oor- tir-i-s i,i ir'tr'it he a prelude r c: dor, ag&lnat corpo- Wrc tne rf the market Total Fa lee, par 1 .State bonds -1 400. Including; ";' sen. Atchison .- t " 3.H0O: L. A V. P rMrii! :'.io v w 1 tflft- tr l'.vK j.Und 37.400: Sloss m H-fV, Southern W p'1 -on T-nnesse Copper v-m s Steel T19.400; Vlr- fcllM .emir. I ( W Bro. t o s cotton Iycttnr. Ellrwe-; Very heavy llq e during the fore not prepared for ' 'minions in the ' ' crop and at cii'iit that New ' I injure any per- .' speculation ap profits at near ' d confident buy 1, 1 he sales and li juidatlon Is f.e market is it.- iimid and the aertive In view nn the market. Itni no Crain .d Prortslons. i' lining tend market was 'it recovery was i sl,orts. At the -'it lower to V 'esterday's final 1 '. Lru'lsios also H si Txdw Close ' HTtj 115H : ' ' 16 107 1"SS 10SS '-k 71V, 7? fJfk o 50'. 61Vi 4 4-'V 434, ;S 4314 43 J0 !045 -, '" 245 20o 1167 11S2 1175 119C lli7 1107 l'5 1107 rxe tlf) Msrkeu M-vney rn call "u'ing rate 1T4; dy. 60 day, jvj to j per cent.; " ' Paper 34 to 4 "x r:-g firm with ' -r' bills at 4W.ce "id at 487.9 for ' ' VS to 4V v dollar, 44. 1- Hi- 1 ""tintMitnii... m , .. vi a. m fa . iair com mission nd less pras- The 'trength of 11 factor. 5.73etST 5-79 5- A7.(sj 06 4.M 4 739 4.80 .7 IK -$, tm r financial and Commercial . Dally Cotioa Market. New York, fune IT. ulveston. tor.e steady mlddlin lo, ,,ft rectnpu utr. rrosa recetDta ui l the roiaaie 01 oontinent 5,173: ooaetwixo ':i , tenstionaJly I xew Orleans, ton utea.l mlH,n M 16-H; net receipt. 1.404, rross recelpis X404; sales 75. stock 1S7.19S, ran,e X, Mobile, tone stady. mlddlinr 10 15-16. net recipts 10; gross receipts 10, stock S -&&. Savannah, tone steady; middling l.n, net rectpLI 42, gross receipu 4-j. sai-s 237; Stock 45.2SC. Charleston, tone nominal; net renp;s St; gTOM receipts S; stock 4.M1. Wilmington, tone quiet; middling :s. net receipts 13. gross receipts n. io.-k 1.593. Norfolk, tone quiet; middling 11. if receipts ItS; gross reclpts 76S, sals 1, stock 11.715, continent 23; coastwise M Baltimore, tone nominal, middling 11'-,, ! gross receipts ft4c. stock i.UZ New Tork. tone quiet, middling 11 '. areas receipts 14; stock ITS.SCT; contm- n! I. 530. Boston, tone quiet; middling. 11 n, t receipts 48; gross receipts 2.77ij; t;t. lin' aln 670 I Philadelphia, tone steady, middling 1 II. 86; gross receipts ISO; stock j Jacksonville, net receipts 119. grns i- ! ceipta 11; coiatwtee 11. Tetal to-day, at all ports, net 7 o7t: i;t ; Britain ; Prance 286. continent 7 stook 440.828 ' Consolidated, at all ports, net 3ti Si t. r;t Britain J2.990, France 10,14, continent 13. US; Japan 22S. Total since Sept. 1, at all ports net ' 7S.5; Ot Britain 1L8,586; France 1 0,ftt: continent 3.357.M5; Japan 199.0J7. Mexico 27.S32 INTERIOR MOVEMENT. ' Houston, tone steady; middling 10 ll ifi; net receipts 467; gross receipts 4.V7, chip ments 1.M3; sales SI; stork 33,038. Augusta, tone steady; middling 11; net receipts 30; gross receipts 30, shipments S2J; sales 312; stock 15,289 Nfemphis. tone quiet; middling U; net receipts ill; gross receipts 512; shipments 714; sales 260; stock SS.SU. Bt. Louis, tone steady; middling 11. net receipts 40; gross receipts 215, shipments 457; sales 15; stock 28.K7. Cincinnati, net receipts ?4"; pt-oss re ceipts 240. shipments 45; stork 17.575 Iiouisvllle. tone firm; middling Ltttle Rock, tone quiet; middling lnli. net reclpts M; gross receipts 5,. fhtp. ments LOGO; stock li.0. Total to-day. net receipts l 13S; gross receipts l .612 . shipments 3.137, iales Sin. Stock 14t,BM Tfe Tork rrUncs. New Tork. June 17 Flour quiet hut steady. Rye flour quiet. rvrn meal dull. Rye dull Barley steadier Wheat steady; No. 2 red old tl M elevator. Futures to cent net advance. July I1SH. Peptember tl iri: Decemoeir 1 13. May u it ; Y.rn steady; No 2 eld w nominal ele- vator Options to net higher. July 1 1U; Heptember 74; Decetnher (SH Oata easier; mixed 61V. nominal Beef ; firm. Ost meats eteedy. Lard and pork firmer. Tallow quiet Rosin steady Tur pentine quiet, 43. Rice firm. Molasses quiet Miigar, raw wean; iair reuning S3M to till Coffee quiet; Rio No. 7. 7 to ; Pan tos No 4, 9 cent. Mild quiet; Cordova 9 to 1?4. Puturee cloned net unchang ed to 15 points lower Rutter barely steady; creamery extras 2S. Cheese steady, new State full cream specials lWi to 14M,. F.ggs weak; KtRte, Pennsylvania mil nearby selected white 2!i to 36; do. fair to choice 2SH " 15; hrown and mixed fancy 23H to J4. do fair to choice '1'2 to 23; Southern 1T4 to l Potatoes weak; Southern. new. p'r barrel 11 50 to 13; Maine, old. In bulk per 1 pounds. 3 to 3 12 Cabbages weak; Southern per crate 20 cents to 75 cents. Freights and pesnui unchanged. Naval Stores. Oiarlaeton, 8 C, June 17 Turpentine quiet, 4 to 39 Roatn quiet. Quote: ABC 2 70; D tl ; n $3 .45; F 4; O $4 06; It 4 : T $4 40; K 14 85; M. 15 05; N 15.10; C O $5 15. W W 18.30. Pavannah, Oa., Jnne 17 Spirits turpen tine firm. 3SH; sales 7U; receipts 1 2S0, shloments 9 Rosin firm, sales S.59K. receipts ;ni0; shipments 2.16: stook 1S1 42 Quote. R 12 70 to KM: D H to .10n; E .:.'. F 3. to 4. C, tl to 4 15; H J4 15 to J4 J. ; i I 14.30; K $4 55 to $4 95; M $5 10; N $.-.). W G $5 40; W W $.S 40 New Orleans. June 17 Receipts 1 barrels rosin; 8 barrels turpentine. Kx ports none. Wilmington. June 17 Spirits turpen- I tine steady. 38V receipts 3S ca.k j Rosin, nothing doing; receipts 113 j Tar Hnn. $1.50; receipts 30 Crude turpentine firm. $175. t- 75 snd S3 50; receipts a. New lork tot ton. New York. June 17 Cotton, spot closed quiet; middling uplands 11 40; middling gulf 11 5; no sales Futures opened and closed steady Open. High Ixiw Close. June . July .. Aug. . Sept. . Oct. .. Nov. . Pec. . , I 1 10.91 10 93 10 94 10 91 10 95 10.89 IO.911 10 98 10 m 1".9.r, 10.9S 11.00 196 10.95 lu 91 pi t 10 VS ui : 11.79 10 K.S 10 .77 10 90 10 13 Id '10 I 1,1 io ! 111 I 1 t l'l 4 in 89 r, 10 vt 1" fi ! Jaa .. March May 10 90 Dry Goods Market. New York, Juna 17 The dry rods market shows a broader lnqury from day to day from Jobbers and retailers seek ing early fall goods and also looking ahead Into the spring on fancy goods The merchandising end reflects little of the uplift noted In the primary markets. Herges ln men's wear for spring are be ing ordered actively by some large fac tors. An advance was announced on a leading line of wide sheetings. New ork ". New Tork, June 17 Beeves, receipts 1. 243. Dressed beef 9 to 1 for native sides. Calve, receipts 171 City dressed veals W to 12S: a few at 13; country dressed do. S to 11 cents. Sheep and lamba. receipts 3 485. Sheep S3 to 15; lambs J7 50 to $9. Hog, receipts l.tM. Chicago Cattle. Chicago. June 17 Cattle, receipts esti mated ,0M. market steady; steers 15 50 to tlM. cows 4 to & : heifers S3 60 to 16; Bulls $375 to $5 25; calves S3 to $5; stackers and feeders S3 JO to S5.25 Hogs, receipt K.000; market steady to t rent lower; ehoHs heavy S to $g H; butchers S7 S9 to .; light mixed V 40 to S7-tf: choice light S7.65 to S7.S0; pigs IS 5 to S7.S: bulk of sales fJ K to S7.95. Baltimore pmdara. Baltimore, June 17 Wheat unsettled and lower; spot contract fl 5 7H- Com dull; spot contract 7 to SO; Southern while corn 7S to tl. dull: No. I mixed 61 Vi to S2. Br. Srm; Mo. I Western domeelio tlhi. 1 Electric Plant J 50 H P. Boilers, complete with separate stacks. 1 U'-s-IS" Bates Corliss- Engine. 1 90 K W. Fort Wayne Single Phase Alternator. 1,300 volta. com plete with 3 K. W. exciter and pelts. The above is a complete outfit, which has been furnishing lights for a live town In North Carolina for shout 5 years It is In splendid condition. It has become too small for our customers, and we will replace it at once with a materially larger plant. This machinery WILL, BE SACRIFICED FOR IMMEDIATE SALE AND DELIVERY. GREENSBORO SUPPLY CO. flwmJli sT MACHINE WORiro COTTON MACHINERY TAUNTON, mm mam. LAP MACHINES SOUTHERN OrTICC AT CHARLOTTC EDWIN HOWAWD, AtttNT fj l'!jsaeit a"' " Saves those who Tune Money Trouble Write us for and free sample. CAROLINA r o , t aaoaJ I I THE JOEL HUNTER COMPANY (Chartered) Pl'BMC ACCOUNTANTS AND Al'DITORK. Cotton Mill Audits. Investigation, Bank Examination. 1219-20-21 Kmplre BWg.. AUanta, U- COKRESfONDEN CE SOLICITED. Cliarlotte Cotton. These figurts represent prices paid t wagons.. June 17. f.,,.lrf ...-j,,., ,iw t , i,? htrlrt middling u wiaunng 11 CliarCotta Crstik. (Corrected dally by Cochrsne-MeLaughe lln Co.) Ry, Corn Cotton seed meal, ton Cotton bead Oats Meal Heed .1 i.a 1KV 11 V .. n H Charlotte Produce. (Corrected ov R. M. field A Co.) Chickens Ppiing 15 30 Butter . 10 izy Pucks Geese per head .. .. gs Hens per bead ... . Vuiy p,.- pound . to 9 40 (50 17 4)18 40 T4B 14 01f New Orleans Cotton. New Orleans. June 17 -Spot cotton steady. 11m hantsed, middling 10 15-lfl. sales on tt;e epot 350 bales, to arrive 6J6. futures opened steady., unchanged on July and 1 to .1 up on the new crop mouths Cables from IJverpool were favorable and out-weighed better reports from Hip cotum belt. After the call bulls became aggressive snd bid the mar ket up to a level 7 to S points above yesierday's ( losing Here the bears made an organized drive and overwhelmed the bulls with selling orders Chicago and prominent New York operators were named . ir pun.-.,., eroe,.. . c ,v continued until all the advance was lost nd a net decline of 3 to points ejt- I tahllsherl. The closing was steady with ! .1, M,- mnrOhs nhnwlTlf decline of to .', points Futures closed steadv Closing bids Jure 10 84. nominal, July lfl.M; August 11 04. September 10.95; October 10 S3. Ie cember 10 S3. January 10. M. liirerpool Owtca. IJverpool. June 17 Closing cotton, spot i elr rfMiinH rwices unrhanred : Ameri- 1 can middling fair S.52; good middling 6 16; .o,Uu,. - - -- ainary o.-t; tinnusrj v t. , the day were 8. MO bales, of which 500 were for speculation and export, and In cluded 7,300 American. Receipts 100 bales, all American. Futures opened steady and closed pteady. June SI June-July M July-August 5 85V4 Augusta-September 6 j 8eptember-Octoher M) October-November 5 78 November-December 5 77 December-January 5 77 January-February 5 . ,4 February-March 6 7, H March-April 5 77H ADHl-Mav -774 .( ov-Tun B?i' 1 (Mil I NEW VORR BOND 5?. T. s. ref. is. registered TT. R ref. 2s. coupon V- S. 3s. reg TT. S. 3s. coupon I 8. 4s. reg C 8. 4s. coupon Allis-Chalmers 1st 5s American Agricultural 5 American Tel. & Tel. cv. 4s American Tobacco 4s American Tobacco 6s Atchison gen. 4e Atchison Short Uns 1st 4g Atchison cv. 4s Atchison cv. s AtlanUc Coast Line 1st 4a Baltimore A Ohio 4s Baltimore Ohio 3 .. .. Baltimore A Ohio 8 W. 2a ofd Brooklyn Rapid Transit cr 4s ... Canada Southern 1st ( inii i ' loi4 I 11(W 121 et ,01 ' I . . j ! 1"H l" ; S6 USs 9SV, 100 4 1 10M, Cantral of Georgia 5s 1T1H Central Leather 5 9 Central R. R. of N J gen. &s bid 1? Chesapeake A OhW 4 14 Chios co A Alton Has 75V Chicago, Mil A St. P. gen. J.... 90 . HIUH MACAILl a mmssixi MULES LOOKS JGoWrf use It information, prices S MrO. CO. ekr 1 'Chicago, HI P R R. cnl . I Chicago, U I. & V H. H col 5s.. Chlragp R. I P R rfg 4s I .. C, t & St IOUIN Jrn 4n cfd Colorado Industrial i.s , Colorado Midland 4s ofd 7 ' 92 ! 1H I sts I 774 KJS 1 Colorado v Southern ref & exl 4's 99 1 Delaware A Hudson c s 4 Delaware & Hudson Kst ie( 4s .... U(2 ! Ienver A Rio (irande 4s bid 97' I Distillers 6s 74 Erie prior lien 4s JH, I Erie gen 4s 71 Erie cv. 4s series "A" 5 j Erie cv. 4s serin, "11 " 75 '4 j (ieneral Electrio cv. 5s 14 I Illinois Central 1st ref 4s 100 I 1 nlerborough-Met 4s 7h ' Jnier. Merc. Marine is 7'i japan 4 K7' I Japan H !W 1 Japan 4Us. Id series bid U3 I Kansas City Southern 1st 3s 74V. Iek Shore deb. 4s (1931i bid ' Ixiulsrllle It Nash l"n 4s bid . 99 Missouri, Kan Texas 1st 4s bid 9'J j mo, rvtn m lexas isi & r ft w oru. : Mo., Kan. Texas sn 4S,s ft Missouri Paclfio 4s . K'i New York Central gen 3"4s New York Central deb 4s f5 New Tork City 4Hs (new) . HI, . N. Y.. N. H A Hartford ev as hid 1JS4 Norfolk A Wejrtern 1st con 4s hid '4 .sorroia at western rv m Northern Pacific 4s . . Northern Pacific 3s bid Oregon Short l.lne rfdg 4s 74V4 j 4 I 91 li 8514 Si 944 I 97S 1 SJ14 ; Penn cv lUs 115) Penn Con 4a Reading (Jen 4s Rt. Iyoul, & Ban Fran fg 4s.... Ht 1 Southwestern con 4s ofd ' St I, Southwestern 1st gold 4s , Seaboard Air IJne 4a J Southern Pacific col 4a ! Southern Pacific R K. lt ref 4s 94-4 1 1214 k:!4 10a w 90 'J 104 Southern Railway SoM(h,rn Hallway gen fnton Pacific 4s 4s i I'nlon Pacific cv. i nlon 1'atlflc 1st and ref. 4s. ' 1 S. Rubber 6s , V 8. Btel Id ta iff.14 '. Virginia-Car viemlcal 5s I Wabash 1st 5s bid 'Wabash 1st and ext. 4s ! Western Md 4s bid 112', 78 K44 f4 514 KV, lftl 1 95 9, IO2I4 Westlnghouse Electrio cr 5s ofd.. Wisconsin Central 4s Armour 4Sis C. B. & Q gen. 4s C. A O. ref. 5s , D. A R. O. ref. hm , N"lon", n Mexico 4Ss . n i . . tv ci ii r r a ri. irn, on . (Southern Pacific cv. ctfs 4s. ?XX8IlVO 6T04JK. VIST. Allls-Chalmers pfd Amalgamated Ctopper American Agricultural American Beet Sugar American Can pfd American Car A Foundry American Cotton Oil American Hide A Leather pfd. .. American Ice Securities American linseed American Ixcornotive American Smelting A Refng Amer. Smelting A Refining pfd American Sugar Kenning American Tel. A Tel 42 4Z4 I 81H i 544j I 71 h : 41H 3SV4 1 l-4 i 57V 0" 1 725 4 140 llWH American Tobarco pfd iVu WW. AnAsaw. s i i ro "'W isu Atchison jjg Airnison pra 104 1 Atlantic Coast Iine ... 132 I ... llt, ! . H . . ?? ' . . . . 7 ; .... ; . .. 31 i 103H , 25e293 ; ... 75,, : ! .... Hint, i .... 154's i .... 74 Baltimore A Ohio Baltimore A Ohio nfd Bethlehem Steel Brooklyn Rapid Transit . I i.aniQi,n racitic I Central Leather Central I -eat her pfd Central of New Jersey . Chesapeake AV Ohio Chicago A Alton Chte4r Greet Western .. Chicago A Northwestern Oilcngo. Mil. A St Paul I v.. . ft ieuis i Colorado Fuel A Trot. .... 421 .... 56 . .. m . .. H 14h 22H .... lH .... 441 Colorado A Southern Colorado A Southern 1st pfd. Colorado A Southern !d pfd Consolidated Oa Corn Products Delaware A Hudson Denver A Rk Grande .. .. Denver A Rio Grande p4. . 7H Distillers- Recti dries jgii tHf .::-- I r. Krt. let pfd Erie M pfd 1S1 17 Oreat Northern pfd. COTTON MILL MACHINERY. Stuart W. Cramer, urn ei from Ohahlotti. n. O. CwTwivlno; Flat Card, Railway Heads, Drawing Frame. Innins- Frames, Twisters and Spoolers Qulllers and Reels, Looms, COMBLR5 ET(X. ETC Great Northern Ore ctfs 75V, lll:noi.s t entr,i . 147 Interbcrougn-Met 1H Interborough-Met pfd Inter Harvester 4 Inter-Marin, pfd ' International I'aper 1 International Pimp XL4 Iowa Central Kansas t.lty .Southern 44', Ksrsss Citv Southern pfd 7a loulvtlle A- Nashville .. 14: Minneapolis A; St 1-ouis &;loo Minn Ht P A Hault St M las1 Missouri Paclflc 73', Missouri. Kansas & Texas 41', Missouri. Ksna & Texas pfd .. 7S National Biscuit 1V National Iad 83 National Rya of Mexico 1st pfd . 51 New York Ontral 1MV New York, Ontario A Western 52 Norfolk A Western X North American K)V Northern Pacific 150v Paclflr Mall ' Tennsvlvsnla H People's (ki HI Pittsburg C C St Louis 91 Pressed Steel Car 43 Pullmsn Palace Csr Ifll91 Railway Steel Spring 43 Reading 1MV Republic Steel V, Republic Steel pfd 1 Rock Island Co Rock Island Co pfd Ht U A San Fran. :d pfd 42i St Louis Houthweslern - Pt IjOUIs Southwestern pfd Sloss Sheffield Steel Iron SI14 Southern Purine 1H Southern Pacific pfd . 11 4 Southern Railway ' Southern Hallway p' 1,7 Tennessee Copper 3' Texas A Paclflr 34 Toledo, Bt I-uls West H4 Toledo. St Louis A West pfd ... 7 Cntop Pacific 1"4 t'nlon Pacific pfd ! United States Realty t'nlted States Rubber . ' I'nlted States Steel W-4 T'nlted States Steel pfd l- I'teh Coiner Virginia-Carolina Chemical ... 53 14 Wabash ?"' Wabash pfd '' Western Maryland 1R1 Weetlnghoitse 19 set lie M Western T'nlon . 74', Wheeling A lJke Erie in', Wisconsin Central JS Standard oil f,s Imltalhe Women. New York Tribune "Women." said u v. rl 1 -k nown atir tloneer whose clients are mostly fem ln'nr and verv fashionable, ' lire gre.it fo.- playing the game of follow my leader." They Jnn't Know thrv Hre playing It, hut they do. One womnn of society can fill a whole colony of homes with some particular kind f pottery or embroidery, or what not. Juit by buying a piece of It. providing, of course that she Is one of the lend ers In the colony Whenever a wo man I know (o be an arbiter In her set' comes to a sale and bids In a pb e of Eg-yptlan pottery, say. I al ways lay In a stock ofpottery for the next sale, and I'm never left with it on my hands. Last month a woman who reigns supreme In the Westches ter colony bought a small piece of fcynan embroidery from me. I couldn't get any more small pieces Just then, litu 1 had one large piece, as It happened, and 1 immediately cut that up M paid. That woman neighbors fell over one another to bid for those bits and fragments u4 the next sale; ran the price away up. "It's queer." the auctioneer aided rnueingly. "how little originality there is in this world. Dealing with wo men, 1 notice how thay ropy, but I sci pose that men do it Just as much, too " F.fTextUe Cure For Affinities, 'ireensboro Telegram. Tn the vicinity of Lexington, Ky.. some prvsrroiuilve people have discov ered a new treatment for affinities. It la to jrwltch the ffullty parties. It's a siplendld recipe, one may (well be lieve, and should come Into general use. Factory TfT and Main Office Sarrvt Louis MiascAiri CWlattc Office, Trust Bldg Wgnr fotyfhaa Hoter MOTOR3. DYNAM09, TRANSFORMERS. INSTRUMENTS. fnmn mm Elsdnc asgWW-swllrlfV " JsgsTBsst "Hard Clinch" Wall Plaster THE BUILDERS' FRIEND rrern does not hurt ft. Katural shrinkage will not eraek 1U Water doe not make it fall off. Manufactured xclusrJy bf CHARLOTTE PLASTER COMPANY Writ, far detail aad lUt of Cetton M1U Bonsa. plastrad with It, IT U AS BARD AS STONE. ENGINEER AND CONTRACTOR WOONSOGKEI Slubbers, tariag Prmmaa lntertnedlatta Jack Frame 1 "ROCKBRIDGE" Virginia Lime "RED CROSS" Virginia Lime "GEM" Virginia Lime We can quote you attractive prices delivered your town. Write us. Carolina Portland Cement Co. Southern Distributors. Charleston, S. 0. The O reedy Postofnce. ! National Magailne. j Somi lda "f h' quantity of mi I terlal used by the poatal service may be gained when It Is stated that dur ing last yesr the division furnished 925. 000,000 yards of twine. 3,20,000 pena. 283.000 penholders, 650,000 pen cils and 2,(100.000 blank cards. To wrap the bundles 5.400,000 sheets of wrapping paper were used Blank forms are furnished by the million. Of the form. "Application for Domes tic Money Order." which Is seen in the lobby of every postofflce. there were 1 1 .770.000 used Inst year, and during the same pei lod 69.034 rubber stamps were manufactured and sup plied to postofllces. For Sale-Cotton Machinery g00 H P. (Ireene lingine (Auto matic!. Oood condition. it M. P. Ball Engine (Automatic). Oood condition 30 H P. l.lddell Engine (Auto matic) Oood condition 80 H P Erie City Boiler. Fair condition Steam Feed Puma. Pelt Feed Pump. 3d Inch Breaker 1 pper-Buckley Opener Automatlo Feed. 7 Uplndle 10x5 Intermediate. 112 Spindle x4 Fly Frames 1 13d Spindle 7x3 1-2 Kly Frames. 1 2 20 Spindle Kales & Jenks Spin ning Frames. 2 3-4 tn. gauge. Nearly new g 20(1 Pplndle Fales A Jenks Spinning Frsmes. 2 1-4 ln. gauge. Oood con dition. 10 20S Spindle Franklin Spinning Frames. 2 1-4 In gauge, new spindles. Oood condition. ! ldO Spindle Kaston A B. 8pooler, 4 3-4 In. gauge. Excellent ma chines. 2 go Spindle Brldesburg Spooler. 4 3-4 In. eauge. 1 212 End Denn Warper, two de liveries. Oood condition. 2 441 End Section Warpers (Hop, dale) Oood condition. 5 Beamers (American Men. Co., Char lotte). Nearly new. 1 Cohoea Slasher, 7 and 5 ft. cylinder. 5 4 In. wide. Oood condition. 1 Elliott A Hall Cloth Brugher. Oood condition. 1 Elliott A condition. 9 40 In. Looms. 110 40 In. HaJI Cloth Folder, Oood Cam Dbby sTnowles-Staffor. Knowlea-Stafford lyiein I Warp Dyeing Machines Excellent pattern. 1 Warp Siting Machine. BxoeMont I pattern. 1 Set 1 Dn"lt Catia. for greods to 40 In. wide. ; 1 4 Boll Calender Excellent. it Del. Howard A B. Drawing, Elec. ! Stop. Metallic top roll. Excellent condition. Also Shafting. Hangers, Pulley and j Belting. CHARIjOTTK cotton mtlls, Charlotte. N. C. Southern Audit Company ( I Dcorpnitd ) PUBLIC AOCOCNTANT9 AND AUDITORS Rooms I and S, Trust Balldlng, CHARLOTTE. W. C. TROUBLE MAKERS OUSTED. When a sufferer from stomach trouble takes Mr King's New Life Pills has mighty glad to see his Dyspepsl and In digestion fly. but more- fee's tlrkled over his new. fine appetite, string nerre. healthy rigor, all beoause stomach, liver and kidneys new work right. Zao. at all druggists. HUBBARD BROS. & CO., HANOVER StjrARE, NEW YORK MEMBERS OF New Tork Cotton Ex change, New Orleana Cotton Ex change, Associate Member Liver pool Cotton Exchange. ORDERS SOLICITED For the pur chase and ale of cotton for future delivery. Correspondence iavtted. .wsftea KlTSOl Automatic Feeders. Openers and Trunk, Breaker, Intermediate &a4t Finisher Lappa rs. IClrschner Cerdlng BeataOf Thread Extractor, Waste Pickers, eta. Raw Stock Dqrtf ETC.. ETC, SCREENS Flies and Mosquitoes on (lie Outside. SMALL COST.... I H. VVEARN & CO. Mntl MAnafaotarcrs. Writ, for oatalognie. First National Bank OF RICHMOND, VIROTNIA. Capital 1 1,000,000. Ow Surplus Earned . . . 500,000.00 Moslts 6,000,000.00 Solicit account of Manu facturer. Jobber nd other, needing Hanking facllltle other than thoe afforded by local bank. A Growing Bank Depository. John B. Pwrcerfl, PmaHdOBti John M. Mltler, Jr.. Vice Pread dat and CwMr! Chas. R. Rerrwtt, J. O. Joplln, W. P. Khelton, Alox. F. Rjrland. As sistant Oashteirs. Mecldenburg Iron Vorlis Charlotte, N. C. We solicit orders fer Machinery, etc., to handle Gold, Iron, Cotton, Wood, Steel, Brass. A. D. SALKELD & BEO., 7S Leonard Street, NEW YORK, COTTON VARXS DEPT. Predk Vietor & Achelis. JAMES . MITCHELL CO. OOsOOSSIOX sfXRCHANTS Cot) on Yarns and Cotton Cloths, COYSIGXWEXTS gOLICITED. ' Pblldlphl. 123 and 1S4 Cbcaijisttt, Boexeii, 185 Summer St, - New York. No. IS Leonard K, .-- ChartoU. 28 fi. Trroj 8V- V ,C.
The Charlotte Observer (Charlotte, N.C.)
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