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if - - i t r OflAKLOTTE. DAILY' OBSEK V KK. i if k$iA 1', J U is Jb 2U, llJ09 ' ... . , .- 1 J' Finan&ahand COTTOSi MARKKA ? t 'Nw York,' June 3.Th cotton ket bad another very ahan advance to. day establishing e records for the sea son, with th close?, Srm st net gain V of U to JJ point. The market opened Bras at advance of J point a July; geaeraJly I to V point higher. In response v to steady cable, buinan private crop - reports, and a, continuation of ' the ag gressiv bull support noted Saturday. At . rt July' was held back by the elrcuU j . . Hon ot notices, but it aoon became evl i dent that there - was a demand for all 1 contract offered, and that petition. Armed "iip wltb. the rest of the lUt. - Realising waa extremely heavy around r yJjl Initial figures, and lit spit of near month-- firmness the market Sagged off S L " vc or points during the late forenoon with -'- the aetback encouraged by better weath T South, an Idee, that progress had been J . Jaad toward discounting a bullish July r f 1 bureau, and the natural tendency to an j ! tlelpe'e a reaction following iuch a sharp f.i 4vanc as recently experienced. There I'-..- little or no bear pressure, however, and after the market had absorbed re - allilng sales to ait estimated extent of . fully SOO.flOO balea, the upward movement W ' wa iweumed accompanied by even great -I ' -er activity and excitement than had been a , - noted previously since the advance atart- : ed. Bom of th biggest trad Interests were buyers of the near months, and . there waa a general demand for late months, but after selling up to 11.(6 for -.; . Deceneber realising again t la and later . flnctuationa were Irregular. . . " The dove was within I or I points of . the beat. Southern spot markets reported early were unchanged to c. higher. ' Heuetoa reported the receipt of the first , - bate or Texas cotton and private advice ... from Georgia stated that the new crop would begin to move by Aucuet 10. July notice were estimated at 16,000 to 90,000 " bales. Receipts at th ports to-day 3,68: bales against 6.N7 last week and 8.891 last year. Vttr th week 30.006 balea against S3. 506 . - last weak and 67,236 last year. To-day's , raeetpts at New Orleans 1,622 bales - against 3.24$ last year. STOCK MARKET. y Kw Tork, June 28. The period around July t I one, traditionally, of quiet stock - trading. This normal tendency was em- phasised by several additional clrcum " stances which combined to throw the - market Into a state of stagnation not ap " proaxmed for many months past. The tor ' .lid heat of last week drove many usually active participants In market operations way from WaH Street and with th pros pect, Of a short week to follow with th closing, of the stock exchange next Satur day aa well as Monday, as already decid ed on, there wa llttl incentive to take up atlv1tia... After the first hour the market was practically Idle. Confidence , Is unimpaired hat th July money settle- mtnts will, offer no factor of disturbance i and money markets remained In the soft - and yielding state that has characterised - them for some time past. Engagement - of 12,000.000 gold to-day for shipment to , Europe was In spite of showing of grow ' Ing abundance of money In foreign mar ' keta, which 'lowered the discount rate to- - day both 1n London and Berlin. i ':. Premise of continued money abundance la" strong factor in keeping alive ex ' peotatton of future speculative activity. - Bond ware steady. Total sales, par ' . value. M,4T,O0O. .. V. 8. bonds Were unchanged on call. S Total sales to-day were 330.700, Includ ing Sugar 1.200: A. C. U 100; C. O. 1W0; U Ns300; N. & W. 200; Reading i SO; Southern Rwy..i.Jiw; ienn. cop per 10(rr -Tobacco 100; Va.-Ca.ro. Cham, am Cotton toll 900: V. P. 23.J00; V. 8. Steel on toil 900; U. P. 23.J0O; fc J - 20.900. Hubbard Bro Oo-' CoMon Letter. Special to The Observer. .tew York, June 28. Disquieting telegrams from recent careful observ ers of the crop In Texas and the Mis ciulppi valley gave the market to-day a sharp upward movement and caught many atop orders on the advance. If th advices at hand are approximately orrect it would aeem Impossible that be Improvement can met with any aterlal setback. With thea reports nme buying orders and the higher Ian innMrn not to have discounted fears of buyers. Cotton, it seems. .A Mississippi and Alabama are very jjttl with probable large abandonment t acreage, say tne telegrams ins effllng here continues very bullish. 'j Naval Smotc. Nw Orleans, June 28 Receipt? 29 bar rel rosin; 78 barrels turpentine Escorts none. i Wilmington, June . Spirit? turpentine :teady, QS; receipts 33 ck. " v Bosln steady. 3J.30; receipts 4& barrels. , Tar firm, tl.CO; receipts 1. -'Crude turpentine firm, tl 75. 32.75 and 3J.S0; receipts 77 barrels. Charleston, S. C, June as. Turpentine roit. 42. , Rosin quiet. Quote: ABC 32.S5 to 32.80; I l xz.w to i iv; e. id.w to m.k; r w-w 10 ' O 33.85. to 3X36; H 34 to 34.10; I 34.29 ; 34.26: K 35-05 to 15.20; M 35 10 to 35.35; ":-'Jfw O to 35.55; W W 35 40 to 35 60. , v Savannah. Ga.. June 28. Turpentine firm. 41i to I24; sales 1,037, receipts 60S; shipments 427. ' Rosin nrm; sales 1.417; receipts 1.114; shipments 3.743; stocks 123.603. Quote: -" ,2 t fZ.TfVi: D 35; E 33.40 to 3t&5; F t - ta.30 to 33.90; a 33.8C : H 34 to 3410; I 34.20 .- to (4.26; K 34 30 to 3436; M 36.0S to 35. X; v 1 3i-l t 3i : yf Q 3S. to 36.6S; w w 35.40 to 35 5, lry Goods Market. Tork. June 28. Semi-annual clear- r ..' . ane m are Mies In the Jobbing house gave an appearance of activity in the dry goods market at the opening. Purchase wr not large and iobbers made no push to sacrifioe value. The cotton goods mar ket is very strong a, further advance of Kc a, yard : being noted In denim and other minor adranoes were mad. Tarn opened firm with a light business don. Raw silk la firm, but Is npw being bought eely from th- new crop, urcs gooa ttnu In good request nom jooowi all deUvry. , . - Sew xork tattle-. k-Tork, June 28. -Beeves, receipt leer ti.60 to 37 25; one car extra bil HIS t 34 60: cow 32.1S W 34-75. it. receipts 7.572 ; weals 35 50 to .S; LSt to tf: buttermilks H .M HSi Pressed veals t t in&c per pound: ry dressed t to Ua; dressed butter sf tole. ? - -' ' ?x--'- - 'and Iambs, receipt lt248; sheep S; tamos o 7-J( wtw um U P: culls IS.M to 7. - Mlcok' receipt M35J . tnaraa aignvr. - -Ere H-25.,. - , f ' -' " v- trict ae. "' '" " " ' " Major .ESe3Terf1ina. t hi. t. - Oalar .said If su .1 the rase the bond was . matter of recent date. ' ' v . - TRIAL. SET FOR JCLT If. The question 6f fixing- ajUrta tor the trial -vu brought up. lr-wag trted that Jude Charles X Sioore. L-ho had been eonmsel for th de ms or at leaat part of grt ae-""-ts for twelre years, v2in ' ' ! Tverins; . .era- iw e : J -I a - a J i Commercial tMUy Cottoat Market. New Tork. June S3. Galveston, lose arm; ruddling li; sat receipts i,4N; gro roatpt !.; sale HI: stock 3, : continent LHB; coaatwts 1.0&. New Orleans, toa firm; auddllng nvi; net receipts 1.42J; gross reostpts L&4&; sales 300; Mock UU3U. Mobile, ton steady ; middling U T il; net receipt 154; gro receipt 354, stock 3,616. cotwts 17. Savaanah. ton steady; middling ull; net receipts 131: gross receipts 124; aalea 100;, stock 34,637; oonOneat 724; coastwise Charleeton, ton nominal; nt receipts 60; gro receipt 80; stock 4.43. . Wilmington, too, steady; middling 11; aet receipt 1; srosa receipts 1; stock 76. Norfolk, ton firm; middling 11; net receiptg Wy grass recelpu .107; sales 84; stock 3.002; coastwise got. Baltimore, tone nominal ; middling 11H; gross receipt pi; erock 6.089. New Tork, ton quiet; middling 1X00; gro receipt 3.T14; stock 172.350; Gt. Britain 727; conUnent 190. Boston, ton quiet; middling 12.00, net receipts 32; rro recelptu Si Philadelphia, too steady; middling 11.36; stock 634. Total to-day, at all porta, net 3.682: Gt. Britain 727: continent 3C92: stock 363.S9R. Consolidated, at all porta, net 7.687: (it. Britain 3.377; continent 8,171; Japan 0; Total sine Sept. 1. at all porta, net .784.164; Gt. Britain 3.397,164; FYance V 001,121; continent 3.418,337; Japan 199 417; Mexico 28.2SI. , INTERIOR MOVEMENT. Houston, tone steady: middling U; net receipts 1.064; gross receipts 1.054; ship ment 1.661; sale 113; stock 36.239. Augusta, ton steady; middling U; net receipts 36; gross receipts 26; ship ment 3s; sales 17; stock 16.644. Memphis, tone firm; middling US, net receipts 34; gross receipts 242; shipments 824; rale 800; stock 32.864. St. LOuis. tone firm; middling 114 ; net receipts 47; gross receipts 1,300; shipments L300; sales 34; stock 27,128. Cincinnati, net receipts 167: gross re ceipts 167: shipments 80; stock 16.382. Louisville, tone Arm; middling! 11 14. IJttle Rock, aet receipts 6; gross re ceipts 6: shipments 76; stock 1.372. Total to-day, net receipts 1.S32; gross receipt 1793; shipment 3.39; sales 1,330; stock 127,619. Jitnr Tork Priiuc. New York, June 28. Flour dull and about steady. Rye flour quiet. Corn meal barely iteady. Rye dulL Barley quiet. Wheat easy; No. i red old 61.47. nominal elevator. Options to lc. net lower. July 3124; September 31 17; December 3115; May 11.17. Com easy; No. 2 old 80 In elevator. Options to c. net lower. July 79; September 76; December 68. Oat quiet; mixed 80, nominal. Beef steady. Cut meats Arm. Lard easy. Pork and rosin quiet. Tallow dull. Turpentine aiy. Rice Arm. Molasses steady. Sugar, raw eteady; fair refining) 33.43; Coffee quiet; Rio No. 7. 7; Santos No. 4. te e.; irJld dull;, Cordova, 9 to 12. . Putr dosed barely steady at a net decline of I to 16 points. Freights to Liverpool quiet; cotton by steam 14c.; grain by steam ld. Peanuts steady, fancy handplckd 4 to 6; other domestic 3 to 6. Potatoes firmer; Southerns fl to 32.26 per barrel; Southern sweets per Jasket 31 to 32 26. Cabbages plenty and unimproved: near by txr 100. 33.60 to 34; Baltimore flat Dutch per barrel crate 60c. to fl. Butter steady to firm; receipts 7,800; creamery specials 26 to 26 (official price 25); creamery 'extras 25. Cheese easy, receipts 518; State full oream specials 13 to 14. Eggs stronger; receipt 8.729; Stat. Pennsylvania and nearby fancy selected 28 to 29; Southern 17 to 20. Elgin, 111., June 2. Butter Arm, 28 cents; sale for the week 1.131.400 pound. Chicago Grain and Provisions. Chicago. June 23. Rapid progress of harvest operations In the Southwest prompted ganeral selling of wheat or. the board of trade here to-day, resulting in sharp declines in the price of all deliver ies. At the close the net losses were from to 1. Corn, oats and provlslo followed wheat and cloaed weak. WHEAT High lw Close July 116S4 114Va 115 Sept 111H 109 110H Peo 109'i 1084 IO84, CORN July ... ... . 71 70H 70 Sept 68 T 67 Deo 68 68 58 OATS July 60 49 4 8pt ' 44 4S 45 Dec .. 44 43 43 PORK- July 2006 1992 1995 Sept 2040 2015 2020 LARD July 1160 1160 1160 Sept ... 1170 '1167 1167 July 1112 1107 1107 Sept 1102 1092 , 1093 Liverpool Cotton. Liverpool. June 28. Closing cotton: Spot moderate business done; prices 6 point higher; American middling fair 3.74; good middling 133; middling 6.20: low middling 6.02; good ordinary 6.76; ordinary 5.41. Th sales of the day were 7,000 bales, of which 300 wer for speculation and export and included 6,300 American. Receipts 10,000 bales. Including 2,900 American. Futures opened Arm and closed steady. June .... 107 .. 6.07 .. 6,08 ... 6.0 ... 6.04 .... 6.02 ... 101 ... 6.01 ... 102 6,02 .. 6.03 .... 6.05 ..; 1.03 June-July July-August ... ... August-September September-October i. October-November . . November-December December-January ... January-February .. February-March ... March-April v.. ... April-May May-Juns .... ... ., New Orleans Cot too. 5 Nsw Orleans, June 23. Cotton: Spofk were Arm at an advance of c; middling 11 c; sales' wer 103 bales on th spot and 209 to arrive. - Futures opened steady with th active months 1 to S points above tb close Sat urday, a a reiult of bullish advice from abroad' and unfavorable crop reports. New tiffrh levels wet -"reached . in the New Orleans future market during th early trading, when a prominent operator offered to take M.606 ef July at 11.63. Pre dictions that there would he a continua tion of wet weather la those . sections which have already reported great daav age. to the crop a a result of heavy rains ..was soother . tnillish factor. .Profit taking served to check somewhat th d- V In price, jtt the closer Which inTU TTP-ii 11 wu.'TllRI IJ to - Xt SI test ior ngr, ui EBcpea rpos Hearing Verdkt. " Roanoke. Vav-Juno t9j T.' . Bry ant, of Franklin county, on trial In the United States district court here, charped with' removing and concealing w.tekey not bearing ' govemmens stamps, walked out of the court room vi. fevering w-hen the Jury filed la ...i.. ... ..t. ,e v III , u i So H. P. JBollera, compleU wltlj separate, stacks. 1 Il"x3" Bates Corliss Engine. 1I0 K. W. Fort Wayne Single Phase Alternator, J.S0O volts, com plete with 3 K. W. exciter and belts. The above la a complete outfit, which has been furnishing light for a live town to North Carolina for about $ years. It U In I 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 8ALK AND DELIVERY. GREENSBORO CARDS MACHINE WORKS pOTTOFJ MACHINERY TAUNTON, r.nvnrnt "kw mam. vvmwtv UP UACH1KES SOUTHERN OFFICE AT CHARLOTTE EDW1W HOWARD, Qg.NT. 1 Eaves those who Time Money Trouble Writ us for nd free sample. i I tU f.ATtm TVs ASTtVZ1 D01BLEDAY-HILL ELECTRIC COMPANY S23 South Tryoo Street, Chariot t. X. C." ELECTRICA L SUPPLIES EMERSON FANS A. B. Arc Lamps Incandescent Lamps, Tungsten Lamps, Art Portables, CniTcrsal Fixture- The most durable and efficient made. Equipments for LigMing Stations, Telephone Companies, 1 Electric Rail roads, Contractors and Mills. ' Charlotte Cotton. These figures represent prief paid ts wagon, June 28: Oood middling) Strict middling . Middling 11 0 11.60 Charlotte Grain, tCorrecttd daily by Cochrn-Metugl Un Co.) Rye 3 1.31 Corn 1 00 cotton seed me., tun ... ... ... ... 21 Cotton beed V Oats 76 Ual Seed M Cliarlotte Prod ace. (Corrected uy K U. field A Ca.1 Chlrkun. Spring ... Butter , Ducks Geese per head .. . ;g , Hens per head ... Vurkeys per pound IS 90 10 013V n 6is .40 ffU X tjl Cotton Seed Oil. New Torlf, June a. Cotton eeed oil waa active with near months easy under re- newed liquidation, of July and larger re ceipts, while new crop month sold high er on Improved outside speculative buy ing, covering of shorts snd In sympathy with strength of cotton, crude oil was un cuo'ed. July September .. 3S.oe6.61 8 00 .fl October 6.0J 6.39 ( 7 December , Prime crude , nominal 6.63 5.62 S.3A9&.99 Prime summer yellow Prime whit Prim winter yellow . Sew lovtt Cotton. New Tork, Jun a. Cotton: Spot quiet. 30 points higher; middling uplands 12.00; middling gulf 12-3; sales none Futures opened steady snd closed firm. Open. High. Low. Close June 11.60 11.64 July Aug. 11.3 11.43 11.60 11 .64 U.U 11.3 19 64 .68 11.64 11. 0 11.61 11.61 list 11.66 11 31 11.63 11.33 11.43 11.43 11.45 11.50 11. 11.41 11.53 11. M 11 . 11 6 U.sj .'. " U Sept. Oft. Nor. .. Dee. ,. .. ... Jan. ... March ., liar t:v. ... l ., ' Oiiraaro Cattle. rM... i,,. -n r-.i.i- r.,.,. Mn. - r - mated at .; market .trtwr higher: steers 369 to ITJS; cow 34 to 6vSr beUers 3X30 to f.0;-bulls 33 40 to. 35,3;" calves fj to C,S; btocker and feed - er 33.3 te 16-36. s ' - Hon, receipts estimated at ; mar - k4 6 10 - higher; ehole heavy 33 to taia. m.w. arsa 4- sm- iwm snixed T. to r.W:' choice right 37.75 u $7.86: olrs 3E.W to 37J3. bunt of Mies sj. 10 JP- Slieearrswelpt lO.Jfi f ket for lams hr.wre ?Anr fnr-a speci&I income tax upon Mlnr tnr-m. jineclat Income corporations and sneasured , by. their n amlnsra. 5 - t t ; - - ; 1 ' "The difterenca between the tw plans it undaroent,' n eonimu e continue!!, 5aXt "mi involve lae mw, - clple in the authority c, ment to tax its etuien I Mliali, eaa SUPPLY CO. sw SPiXKiKS UUIES LOOKS use It Information, prices Wire and Cables, Conduit, Condulets, Insulator, Transfornters, etc. STEW IORB. BONDS. C S. refunding 2a, registered Kill j IT. 8. refunding , coupon u. b. 3a, registered U. 8. Ss, coupon r V. 8. to. registered .. , l . to, coupon 1 . Allls-Chalmers 1st (s ... , American Agricultural 6 . American Tel. A Tel. ov. 4 . American Tobacco 4 .. American Tobacco ..!. Atohlson gen. ts .. .. .. Atchison Short Lin 1st 4 ofd Atchison cv. 4 Atchison cv. 6s Atlantic Coast Line 1st 4s Baltimore ft Ohio 4.. . Baltimore A Ohio 3Vs . Baltimore A Ohio- a. W. :(, Brooklyn Transit cv. 4s . Canada Southern 1st a bid . Central of Georgia 6 ... Central Leather 6 .... . Central R. R. oN. J. gfn 5 Chesspeake A Ohio ofd Chicago A Alton 3 ofd. . Chicago, B. A Quincy Joint 4k Chicago. MH. A St. P. gen. 3'. ofd. Chicago. R. I. A P. R. R. col. u .... ChkaOR. I. A P. R. R. col. 5.. Chicago. R. I. A P. R. R rfr 4... liilfi iig 12ji w loov iuisT 0u ,j! 101U liuv 11S 1LM- j2 Vtfv ....- i, lotii, 111 127 iu v 9ft K"4 S3 2 10M, I'lH 7H Tti'i Mi 7R K, US lM'l, m, 7?H C. C, C. A St. Louis pen. 4s bid voioraao jnaustnal 6 Colorado Midland ts bid .. . Colorado A Southern ref.' ft ext. 4H Delaware A Hudson cv. t Delaware A Hudson 1st ref. 4 Denver A Rio Orandlr 4s . Distillers 6 I Erie prior Hen 4s bid Erie gen. 4s Ert cv. 4 aerie "A" Brie cv. 4 series "B" bid General Kleetrie cv6s bid Illinois Central 1st rr U hit Jnterborough-Met. 4t Inter Mere. Marine 4H Jpan 4a bid ..... Jtn Hs Japan 44a. 2d aeries Kansas City Southern lt 3 Lea Shore deb. 4s (19a . . 74- I LoulavllI A Nash. Un. 4 Missouri. Kan. A Texas 1st 4 bid. Mo.. Kan. A Texas 1st and ref. 4. 1 Mo.. Kan. A Texas gen. 4s ! Missouri Pacific 4 ; New Tork Central gen. .34 l' SO 32 W 86 111 im M4 H W4 KH4 KX4 K 79 4 37H 2i 111 new Tors ventral den. 4s New Tork City 4n (nev bid .... Norfolk A Wtm 1st ton. 4s Norfolk A Western er. 4s Northern Psdnc 4s.. t Northern Pacinc 3s Oregon Short Line rfdg. 4 Penn. cv. a llfi H. Penn. Con. 4s bid .... 1 Reading gen 4a St. Louis A San Prn. fg. 4s St. Iui South western eon. 4s. St. Lotlis ftouthweatem. 1st gold 4 Seaooard Air una 4s md , Southern Pacific col. 4s bid 1 a .v., r r D i.. , -KlV-ar - Wd " . r,,,, r,,iw,u. -, JT vnlen Pacific 4 .. 1HH .... 114 KH im 97 ...... 1U ; , .... 7X ...... bM. 4' 1 Tnion Pacific ev. 4 .... ' rnlon Paclfle 1st and reL) 4s .. ! J;- "UM?L, , JT' -'UVV.) 'il tiiA ! Vlrginlaar. Chmleal 6 bid j Wabc 1st and ext. 4s' Western Md, 1 Wetlntrho- Blet wectne cr 4 r'.j ... aald, V v line bmsis, -. rv-W T Oo.COd too Dign ana ne nao. con4rrtulated himself that congratulated himself that W.tua estimated within xz.sev.vvv ei annual recelpta. i The deficit for the present year, he added, ' wouia o about 0.000,C09, end pot so great as formerly iestlraauo. - v Again ha Recited that $V t"1 bill becomes a law la.its prssent iorm an r'-mra,-- a;' no COTTON M I LL MACH! NERV. ' Stuart W. Cramer, : . tiAM i item Oharlotti. n. o. 3 Cmlvinf Plat CrtU, Rallwaiy Heads, Drawing Fnun, eplnnitif Framu, Twisters aod Spoolers Quillers add Reels, Looms, C0MBHR5 ETC ETC Altl.-Chaluiera pfd Uv6 Amalgamated Copper ) American Agricultural .... t34 AmerlWn Beet Sugar American Can pfd n American Car & Foundry 6C American Cotton Oil Artferican Hide A leather pfd. ... 41 v American Ice Securities jg. American Linseed ltw A American Looomotlve 6 American Smelling Refng Amer. Sm.Ulng a Redntng pfd no' Am.iican dugar Rennlng u American Tel. A Tel i4. Ameiioan Tobareo pfd io American woolen Ss Anaconda Mining Co .7.4 Aicnisou Atohlson , Atlantic Coast Line 111 10 14 l.'S't Baltimore A Ohio , n, (v uniu pia Bethlehem Steel Brooklyn tild Transit Canadian Pacific Central Leather Central Leather pfd Central of New Jeraey Chesapeake A Ohio Chicago A Alton .... v., OhU hso Great We.tern Chicago & North weMern Chicago. Mil. & St. Paul .. .. C. C. C. A St. IaiuI Colorado Fuel A Iron Colorado At Southern Colorado Southern lt pfd. .. Colorado & Southern 2d pfd. ., Consolidated Ga , Diatilleis' Securltte. Erie Krie let pfd Krle 2d pfd Oreat NorOiern pfd General KleCtrlc Qieal Northern Ore ctf Illinois Central Interborougli-Mei. Intertorough-Met. pfd inter Harvester Inter-Marine pfd International pfd International Pump Iowa Central KanwiH City Southern K annas City Southern pfd Loulnvllle & Nanhvllle MlnneapollH & St. Ixiuis Minn.. St P. & Sult St. M. . Missouri Pactnc Missouri, Kama & Texas .. .. Mlsnouri. Kaniiw & Texax pfd N.tlonal Biscuit ex. dlv. . v. .. ... National Iead V.. National H of Mexico 1ft pfd. New aork Central New York. Ontario A Western . Norfolk Vtern North American . Northern Paciflo Pacific Mall Pennylvnla People'e Gas Pimburg. C. C. A St. Ixul .. Premied Steel Car Pullman Palace Car Railway Steel Spring Reading Republic St-I Republic Sleel pfd Rock I.land Co Rock Island Co. pfd St. lui & San Fran. 2d pfd ... St. I.oiile Sontliwetern St. Inl Southwestern Pfd .. . Sloss-Sheffletd Steel & Iron .... ... JO .... ... 1KJ . . . )'. ... ll .... 77 V4 ... (S7V4 2 ... IR-.'H ... IM'H ... n ... 434 ... 84 .. ... IW4 . . . .... ssv ... ... ... 43 ... HS? . . lhl ... 75 ... 14S ... 17 ... 6IH . . ... ... i&h . . . Sit, ... - H04 55 72H K ... lilt . . .TJ ... 1UH ... 113 ... t . . 4iH 187(190 ... t:i jt'H ioar :tm 7m, 4?H l:K IJ.'H 31 K9 37H 34'4 44 ! Southern Pacific 1 Southern Paolflc pfd 1 Southern Railway Southern Railway pfd I Tennei-ee Copper Texa Pacific Toledo, St. Ixmls West ... j Toledo. St. Lout We.t. pfd t'nlon Pac.c ! I'nlon Paolflc pfd I I'plted Staten Reltv fnlted State Rubber Cnlted Stateii Steel .. I I'nltert State Steel pfd I'taK rnniwr ; Virginia-Carolina Chemical MX. 214 07 M4 34 7-J 10 R4 tS7 Wabaah Wat-aah pfd Western Maryland .. .. Weatlngliotme Electric . Western I'nlon Wheeling A Lake Erie Wisconsin Central Standard Oil Mtfiey Market. New York. Jun a.-Cloi: Prime mer cantile paper 8t to 4 per cent ; eterHng exchange firm with actual tmslneee In barker- bills at 4M to m to for -day bills and at 48S.W for demand Commer cial bill. 48 to 4V B.r .liver 611. Mex ican dollars 44. Government bond ateaoy. Money on call easy. 14 to 2 per cent ; ruling rate 1; closing Nd 14: offered at 1Tlme loan, e.oy: W days 1 o m oer cent and 30 d.y. 2H to !H per cent.; six months 3 to Stt per cent Baltimore Produce. Baltimore. June J3 -Wheat easier; new Southern by samnle 7c to 31.13; new . Southern on grade 3116 to 31.-0. Corn aulet; spot contract 7-'V,; NO. 3 mixed m, to 0. Rye dull; No. i aeked. Western domestic 80 Chamberialna Coufb Remedy the Best on 'he Market. . have um1 Chamberlain' Cough c.mMlv and find It to be the beat en the market ' .y. B W. Tardy, editor ofTb SenUnei. Oaln.borv. Tenn. -Our baby had several colde the pest winter and cot:ah Remedy always save It reliei one nd cured It In a Short time. I always recommend it whjn roortunlty presents Itself." For sal by R. H. Joriaa A Co. HUGH ilACRAE & CO BANKCRHV liscrJlsneous evjutnem Secnrltiea. , Cotton 'Mill Stocks, 7 Wilmington, N. C, Kew Tork City, xoo Ringer Building. . rOR GOOD RCILDISU BRICK address 1 . -ROCK RILL BRICK WORKS, .;. Bock Hill, S. . , . .-, ., ' or : -,. vt3ATAWBA BRICK CO, : . ; Van Wyck- & C -iv t Southern Audit Company gerwrni 1 ... finryrporseed) , Hundred Desmea ml Ban Antonio, i' .... : , i"ex.--.i. -.. - --- in Antonio. Tex., , Jun St. Hill CLOSl.XU STOCK LIST. !h ' BSBSS SS3SSSS - kclaily reeerdef at the local weather Iwhich wan not f-aeceesful utttU about UK mis morning, pwwu- i . . j .a A t flubbers. ftr . ''' noon Intermedlatas lack Prmma "ROCKBRIDGE" Virginia Lime i "RED CROSS" Virginia Uxne . "OEM" Virginia Lime We. can quote you attractive prices delivered i vour town. Write us. Carolina Portland Cement Co. Southern Distributors. econ4-C1aaa Carrlafc-e. London Chronlcl. The Impending sbolltlon of the soo-ond-ilasa carriage on th Oreat West em ytem Is the mor notable be cause it was that railway which first attacheJ second-class cars to expr train. Before that the fa tralai were reserved solely for nrst-clsi panger. For a long tlm th second -1 lass carriages were opn throughout, but thy were fltUd with seats, while the thirds wer not. But th seats were only oar wood and flfti-en inches wide, while twelve pas senger, were locked into each com partment. On our metropolitan railways the last lingering distinction between first 1 and the other clss Is an absurdity; I ai... . u - A n. m rnt v St in . an Mosuruiiy uwi - ----- --- unv other public vehicle. Being a bit of a anob. this dally tra?eier, taae la tirst-class ticket. H alns no ad vantage. In the quiet nours 01 in dav he would have as mucn eas Ku I space In the thlrd-clss caf, and n hi I the crowded hours th cheaper travel l er swarm Into the flrst-clsas com partment. snd th man who has paid extra hang on a strap. National Kdmwllonal Association, Center. Col,, Jul 0. Prof. F. -. Orlffln. Btst Director, Salisbury. N. C. has selecUd tha Southern Railway via Ahvlll. Knoxvllle, Louisville and St. Louis aa ne official route to Denver end re turn for th abov occasion, papain through the mot ntaln of westri Ctiioltra and the Blue-Orass Region of Kentucky. Professor Griffin and a number of the delegate will extend thir trip to Seattle. Wah.. taking In YllOW none Park en route, returning via Ban FranrM-o, Lo Angeles. Salt Lake and Chicago. Through Pullman ca to leave noidshoro at 1:06 d. m.. July 1. Clr- ' dnisr ahowinsr.fuil itinerary of route j ',11 b furnished on appllcatlorn : "r further Information and Pull 3vi man car reeervatlon, pleat writ MH R. L. VERNON. D. P, A U'HI Charlotte, N C. 4S i NORtXJLlv WESTER RAILWAY. Schedule In effect Jun 1 130. 11 00 am I.v. Charlott. l?o. Ry. Ar. 6:69 pm S:40 pin Lv. Wlnln, N. A W. Ar. t: pta 4:44 pm liT. M.rnnavin. Lv. 1:4 am 7:06 praAr. Roanok. L. t:26m Connect at Hoanok via SaeaaadoaA Valley Koate for Hagerstown. and all point In Pennsylvania and New Tork. Pullman sleeper, Reanoae end Philadel phia. - ' Through coach. Charlotte to RosnoV. Additional ttaln leavea Winston 7:45 a. m. dally except Sunday. If you are thinking ot taking trip you want euotatlona, rhpet rat, , reliable nd correct information, as to rout, train acbadole. the most comfortabl aod quickest way, Vrlte and th Information I your for th asking,, with n,of our complete niT felders. .1 . t M. P. BRAGO. Trar. Ts. ! Agent. ' W. B. BEVILL. aen'l Psss. Agent t -V . - Roanoke Vav ' . CAROLINA, OLIXCHWELD OHIO RAILWAY "airx hfteld Route" -In effect Msy S, Eastern Standard Tlma ' r - ' Bout thbo jund Dally Northboun P. M. FIT - 8t- Paul 8pr Jcerrj ' Ar. Johnson .City Dep. Dep. Johnson City Ar. Marlon r Bastlc Seaboard Air Lin Ry. CMrlotta -. Vtonro Hamlet TITot 10:19 A . at. I :i A. M. 1:28 $'.U P, M. -2:01 P. M. 1J:4 2:01 5:H :10 :J0 10:1 1:11 7:2 12;t A. M. Ar, Wilmington Dep. A. Iff. Through service dally - . between Johnson City, Tenn., and Wilmington, N. C making; connection , from aU points, north, east, west and south. V ' i. X CAM PlOff ,. , Trafflo Manager," ' Johnson City. Tenn. : rv HUBBARD BROS. & CO., HAJtOVEB SQUARE, JHEtT VORK UEMBEK8 OP Nw York Cotton Ks ; change, ;Nw n-!eit Cotton Et- ehange. Asatu, 1 ember Ljr. aertaker a rn ed for ampment. ixo trtrear caused mor general sorrow ana grst in tho 'community ana tn great A est .inter el nas oeen maniresiea Ith work of searching- for the- body J I dt..sa. asaP W ? 'lw m 41 Tlsn nriWD w J rvr',.""" T" ":T -,-tV- ATtAatTaVs Airtawttle Fdr V ; Opener aod Tnm, Breaker, InterraedUt trj ' I FlnUher Uppers. klndiBcr Cardltif Beat -HlThriaui Etrctorv'i;- V WastVPIcker. Raw Uck Di7C--tj ) V ETC ETC. . . ,. j Charleston, D. C. i ''..-V 't ' J Li L SCREENS: -. , f , - ' t . flies and IjbbiMs! on Ihe'.OalsKsSls. CCOi .J a.-J- , ... . . vv-vv -'""vt .makinaT .. . . : i' v.tnothr, . - arstand. , Mantel Mann fact ares brines ww for cataiogtifcat , know untrue or ari'ery First National gga4nst ' $t makes ; best in or RiCHUONi, virtcuV b,e' Capital. . , , , ,$,tKf0.0J esirptua unm, , , . uu,vuu.ta DepoaiM., .doa,ooo.od ; Sollciu accounts ( Menu- ; facturrs. Jobbers and ' other ding r banking facilities other than those afforded by j local bank. v 1 , ", " " A Growing Bank Depository, - ; John ,"B, 2urcert, President 1 inhn Milter.. Jr., Vice Prel detit and -Cashier: Chas. R. Burnett, , O, JopUn, , TV fcheltoev Alex. P. RyUnd. As- aistant trashier a. "Ircil 7c:: 'Charlctto, IT. C. 'We solicit orJcr . -( , . -. - . . . Vs".- -fcr -'0 Machinery, cl: r to handb Gd, Irci, C At D. CALi:::r : COMMISMOA" I 60-12 Leonard f u Twdlc Vi:: JAI.IE3 r,: COMAIT Cobcn V 1 cc.rr fMfenfc-g if I after , woiartch hf-a i naiif. charges re - i i f aud on count Of ft eh -. 1- ,- 1 id peoemfcei 120J. on the 1 Tenn'-whn it no fundp t-i v-f c awtog Cify, in 'f IstMr,, -- - r- -can. warar-' : ,-,500 jX 7 11 II restd : w " Jed In 1 - 1 1 IT . ill m , 'i to . ' j- . -. r-- 1 V'-. 1 r. 1 ociocav- . it " ' cR. ion sj,wiw i ;; I .. ...
The Charlotte Observer (Charlotte, N.C.)
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June 29, 1909, edition 1
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