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CHARLOTTE DAILY OBSERVER, JANUARY. 3, 190C. h- ' cotton down ia to u toints '....I' - .1 tUio J'jrket AVa Nervous and Settled Xlxonrliuiit, Apparent Entire Ab wnoe of Support AhUIo loiu Some - Covering l.( iiig the Feature Iiuf V tlal Itally After March Had bold -Down to f It3 Spot Demand , r. vuiefc - - . . . ,' v V t ; ,! Naw York,5 Jan; 3. Tha cotton market i ,f aotea nervous and. unsettled all torta.v. .wee-with, trading' moderately active, - Sales wera estimated, at 4t,O0 bale and prlcet closed at a,- net ..decline of J2 - to 14 - t points. ' .5. t ,. ,i sr . ; ru -The opening was weak at a decline ef 11 to 17 points - in - response to lower ' tables tRan " tnN.M , ,Thr worntit fn V.;,: l5 .no support whatever, aside, from the rarenng 01 some recent gcuersi ana tnere ,.:a active liquidation following the call, through -Wire- ,houe .and - Wall street w- .sdw. commission ' tiaugeg, - whoge clients may A nT oeeR Influenced by continued high J. money , rate. Private advices trom the South claimed that Intnrinr hnldor wr . paying no attention to the fluctuations , In furture', but-local operators feared vimii n? census report expectea - next ',;,.; Monday might prove bearish, and before U. Jh end of the first hour prices were on i'Tvw : net long oi so to points, wnn tv. March sellta at ll.M it' notnt. below ;.y " the t lo west level of feist month, and about 108 points down from . the high Yv'S i'-Poin of the season: At this level,' cov. a ' i v win became mora active and the mar ? ViM during the afternoon rallied several "f1 points from lowest. Mafch - closed at ;J , 1L48. with. the tone barely steady, South- era spot mantels were reporieo un. ''' changed to s-lBe. lower.-hut tha week ' ehd. figures showed a. 'considerable fall- v. v-. jng-on tn wiexjrata or spinners', takings . And rot demand . a -lencrted aulet. Receipts ,t 'th.' porta torday, ti&Ml oaies, against SL',6H ast week ana 2h,Wl i4st year. 'For - the , week (estimated), VJe.WO baleg, against lust week ana a,ooo last year. To-day s receipts at New Orleans. 3,248 bales. ; against ujbt last year, and at Houston; i,62t against ,( oajeg. faat year, ?4vrf.- - . . ' i . " ' STOCK MARKET SHOWS STRAIN. , w ' SpectiWtWe Tosltion Waj Hard ' te , Maintain tn 1 ace uf Hope. Defer reU Rfgardinir liusier Money cnei'al 1'hrowlng, Over of stocks In Final . JlOUf. t . ,'. New Tork, Jan. Tlie action of . the v took market to-dav -indicated rather more conservatism In the - speculation ; than waa the ease last' week even, while , money rates were ruling at a 100 per cent, jevei. xne speculation . maae pro ' ares, to-day and there waa a broad and ' "active market with 'plenty of evidence v strength. The strength, however, waa m spotav ana tne market snowed a -large (: ,. degree of Irreirulnrltv. due to ' nremtire of proflt-taklng on soma of the principal . nuu'ttci ieaoe;rs or last, weea. Tne- ac- : lion ' of the t market ulgoghowed the strain of . maintaining1 the .speculatlvo position m the face of hope deferred in me easing or money. The money nltua Tion to-day -Was appreciably leas acute than lut week, but nevertfiele the market waB undeniably strtngcut. The : - rate opened at 60 per cent., and there was ' - soma disposition to yield oelow SO per cent while the active operations of the uy were stui m progress, ana belated borrowers made a late rally of 0 per cent. Borne special, effects wag produced on aenumeni oy tne maniregt pressure on : the United States Steel stocks. Union Pacific and Amalgamated Copper, which were influential leaders of last Week's advance. The recovery in the money ! : rate on the demand from belated borrow ers late In the day, added to dlsappoint tnent over the small outside participa tion In the market, induced general throwing over of stocks in the final hour, which carried the average level , . below Saturday and wiped out many of the earlier gains. The closing tone wag ' irregular. Bonds Were Irregular. Total ales, par- value,. ,415,0OQ!f s United States Vn. - coupon advanced . while, the oM 4s . coupon, -decUrietl 1 per cent. , on call. Total sales were ."1.6W.800, ahares ln ' eluding: . Amalgamated Copper, 188,690: . American -Cotton. .-Oil, 5.0M; American Iotfomotive, 80,10(1; American Sugar, S8. 090; American Tobacco. 1,6W; Anaaonda , Coast' IJne' ' ie8apeake 4 Ohio. 7-600, LouisvUeA. NaslivHl,-. UfiOd;. Norfolk & Western, 20,100; Pennsylvania, ' M,90O,- Jteadlnp, .230,MO; . Sopthern Halt-. way. 7l.Wi;.j4o .preferred, iJOOi Tennetr- pee-CoaI A Iron. 800; I'nion Pacific, 131. ' !0r' United States Steel. 178,100; do pre , feffed. 28,3: Vlrglnia-CaroDna. Chernl- caU. 11,900; . d, prefer red, 200; Sloss-Shef- Hal , & Lumen of ia to IS Polnta at Nev s fV , .Orleans. , Kew Orleaifi. Jan. 2. Spot cotton dull. - There was little demand and few buy- , r' visiting the sample rooms, while sellers appear Indifferent. Sales. 250 .bales, Including SOU to arrive. Delivered : on ' contractu S00,- Quotations reduced $t middling. 11 9-16c. Futures operf.d easy at a decline of IT to 1H points since Friday's finals, in fluenced by lower Liverpool- After the . opening there was some liquidation by longs and fresh short selling by bears, which carried prices down still .further mtll they were Hi to 27 point lower " than Friday .closing. At this level, fhorts attempted to take profits and the u(ng caused prices to recover 16 to It) point. Thereafter the market lost a point or two. The closing wag quiet, the Ilstjphowing net losses or 12 to 13 points. " ,,'New Tork Cotton, New York. Jan. t Cotton. not quiet, 15 points lowec; middling uplands, J1.1B-, . initialing; guir, 12.W); aie, 14,996 Dales. Futures bpoped easy: January, 11.16: March, S1.60; April, 11.62; May, ltliO; Wliyr, Jl.i)', august. jl.; tsai 11 7ft Wd; October, 10.70 bid. " Faturos closed barely steady. Closing ums. januiirj, ,ai.; if eDruary, 11.32: , March. 11.4K; April. U.64;- May. U.6.1 June; ll.ft); July, 11.72; August, 11.64: September. 10.90; October, 10.89. Tfllfh and irtw: January. U.21(pil.io; ' jfourwety, u.ouwii.w. MHrcn, , ll.3ill.36- Ji.70fll0; AVgfiat. ll.60Sl.; October! ' ''ft Chicago firaln. . Chicago, Jan. 2. Decreased shipment. i wni Hum nussv wimea me chlet cauge rfot u ft rrn mui'ket for wheat here to-dx.i At lx; close wheat for May de livery was up t. Corn was praoti ; eally. unchanged'- Outs showed a 'gain of . frqvjgiung were unchanged to 2cj . i fy.)i.in .... 1 i'.n.,.i . ,r, - ' The) rjr, Cloods Market. , ft f . New York. Jan. i The dry goods niar set to-day had not reoovnrnri fmm tim . l , effects of the- holidays, and nothing of lunwtHiiiCT wns uone. io sian ne new , j-1 eir -xruvrs vw?re. jirm ana tuicnungea. v i . , -(,-'.' ?- -i,.L iiini. i- "1-1.1 1 -i:ii'i . , v. , 'k ' New Orleans ' Fntnws, " " i New 'Orleans,; Jan. iFutures closed; , ' January, - 11-44;. February, ' 11.60; March. ' Mi April, J1.U? May, 1.80; lne.' 11.84 " July. u.o. .a - . - f . w V " ' , . 5t , a -Hubbard Bros. Co.s Cotton Letter. - Bpestal to Tha 'Observer. , v , , ' New York. Jan.' Sj To every one, the ' decline In Europe to-day - came kg a . , surprlsey and the New Year expected to - t-Wlng In the spinner s free buyer, but Tt did "pot. To-day's decline w - think . uwli extreme and we expected that after , , th,penuig the, market would' recover tr as,, goon as the " pressure ' to : liquidate waji over Thts citms about, asd wo new ekpert-t a Orally In Liverpool to-morrow ther ; will ; be Jlttltt or not 'cotton of- v fered for, gale there from- the Southern markets. The movement, will f probably ' JTe comperativ.'ly; heavy as the weather last etse,n way verywd during Jan i.nry. VrhatUha market needs Ir a re- hewed demand from fcotitlnental spiri- hrg.-. 80 far, to-day theis was no Indl- cation of fevlwHl .'of. speculation Until spinners buy freely. . - t ; hhubbarp feRos.-ft co." . i 'A Modern. Miracle. - . -'i Trrily mlraoulourf-WemcV tn'rtcov I. ei-y of Mrs. Mollis Holt of this . place,) writes J. O. It. Hooper; VpcOrtrd. h Tena., 'she Wag so. wasted hv coughing Tip puss from , her lungs. Doctors o tlared her end o near tn-it her ramlly had watched hf he beclde forfJieigTit hours; when,, at. my .urgent reatieat Ir ". . " T . . ' ' .nnjiiri7 wltntheatonlshleg r,ult .at lm-. provemeal bcn-Mt, and continued- until fflf al aaLT.S jrvins s . new juiscnvwy wag. given tier; wltn . the aatonlMhles ri.uli T!,,r provemeat begnnt and - continued- 'until . she' tlnallV cnmifrletpiv-' NHrnvMNvt;. '. .. is a jicaiiny wimntv o any" Guaran New York Frortiica. New Yorto'lJan, a. Flours-Steady :but quiet. V' . 1 , , Ilye- flnui Steady. v liui k wheat fldiir -Dull. - - . Jiuckwheat Uull. . . 1 " . Cotnmeal Steadyj '" Hyo Nominal. . L'arley-Sttady. ' - 1 , . i : , Irmular: No. H red. 9194 cJe vutor. Options ,ic. pet . higher; Alay, rfuiy. wiv . . . . 1 Corn-Firm No. I, 674 'elevator. Options, 1 net 3 unchanged; January, May, -604; July. 60. - , ' Oat barely Steady; ' mixed, 37WP37. . ' BeefIrregular; .'family, J3J5tt 13,00; mega. e.tiSi-OO; beef 1 hams," Soxosa) packed, lO.fiosjllOO.' t v, n ' Cut meats--IMillj pickled bellies,' t& tVil-picVlud hams, Lard Steady! rertneo, steady.' - 'u' , Pork-Steady ghort , clears. lS.Ca , Tallow-Firm j j city, j - country, i$ is. -- j v-, v liutter Firm Jv, creamery, p 1GS25; State alry,- 16'i3. ' . .' ; Cheese Steady ;' small and large color ad and white September fancy, 14; do October best, Wtf tiAt; - lo . lata mad, small co16HbU and white," 111214. - BJggs Easy; nearby fnleted, SASU1; Western 'finest - selected, 57; Southerns, sm&. ', , 1 , - , PeaTaV Quiet; . fancy ha rtdpicked, Vi 0; ovher dcmesUc, 2q&. - . , Cotton -by ateam te Liverpool. 20o. a Petatoeg, IrlshSteady' Bermuda, per barrel, Jfe5; do Southern, lttX50; Maine. Vermont and tOantern. per bag. $19043 tZ: do Long Inland. t!m2.2i; State and Western, 1.76er; foreign, .762. . Bwee flptatoee DulU Jersey per bar rel, 1.60i&ilW. - , ' , csinmnntv-nrmerj neaf Daman, -per ion, tiBff,,; smau aomesuc -f 1 Cot'on eeed oil firm, with anod speoulativ buying; prime " crude "fob mlllsv- S4ffl2S.v prime -summer- yellow. W4I. .prAnie white, sa3t; prime win- - RoshT-Steftdy. . -7 " i Turpentine Quiet. . 1 ' itice tirm. . . ' Mola'sne-Stetirty, Coffee Soot Hio tnadv; No. t Invoice. 1 1-lfi; mild quiet; Cordova, 1i4tlJ!?4. Vu- turs, dull unchanged to 10. points high er.' ....... ..' ;. Sugar. ' raw SfeadVr fair reflhinr. 3U: centrifugal. 3; 'molasses sugar, 2; re fined,. steady. Baltimore Produce, Baltimore. ' Jan. . 2. Flour Quiet. un- coangea. - v wratlull. snot contract. 46: No. z red Western, 8tt44iV4. Corn Easier ' aoot. W.ftJi-- Rndithern wlte, 4lmWi-., - . uatg-Steady; No. 2 mixed. 36H037. Rye-Qulet, No. 2 Western. 7677 Butter Firm. ' unchaneed: fancv Imi tation, 21; do "creamery, 26. rggs tsagy; Si. Cheeg Firm, unchanged. Sugar Strong, Unchanged. The Money Market New York. Jan. 2 Clone: Prime mer cantile paper, 8 per cent. Sterling ex change steady with actual bugiens in bankers bills at 14.85.654.86.60 for- de mand and at 4,K.604.8-' 59 for Vday bills. Posted rates. S4.8&ftS4.8H6 'and W.8t4($4.87., Contmercial Wllg, Ksara H.lKMi. Bar silver, 4. MexUcan dol lars, 60. Money on call strong; 25t60 pet cent; ruling rate, 35; closing- bid, SO; offered at 60. Time money firm; 60 davg and M day's, per cent.; glx raonthg, 55. DAILY COTTON MARKET. . NEW YORK COTTON. January 2, Spots 11.75. Sates 14.996. Market tone quiet. Futures closed barely steadv. High Low 1905, Close January ... ..1L21 11.10 11.17-18 1132-34 1148-49 1154-66 1163-64 February .. March , ...U.SO 11.39 ...11.53 11.36 ...11.62 11.52 ...11.68 11.52 April ...... "May ..... .. June ... 11.66-68 ...11.76 11.60 11.72-73 ...11.49 .11.43 11 54-56 11.90-95 ...10.78 10.70 10.80-85 July i August Septerrtber October .. January 2, 190i. ' PORT ' MOVEMENT. - Gajvestpn quiet ., ,. 11 New Orleans easy H 9-lti Mobil aulet 11 RV1K Savannah dull and easy 'll 7-16 nk..ii..j w . 1 : . v. irgiuu iiLilllllltll Wilmington nominal 11 Norfolk aulet 1IV4 Baltimore nojrtflal -, 11 jnw irora quiet J175 Uogton quiet 1175 Philadelphia quiet .. 12 INTERIOR MOVEMENT. Houston easy .' 11 11-16 Augusta quiet V. 11 Mempnis quiet 11 9-l St. ixiuis quiet . 11 i;incinnati uuuisvuio iinn ...... ji' CHICAGO PRODUCE. WHEAT High Low Close July '. 84 1-2 83 7-8 84 3-8 May 88 8-8 87 3-4 88 1-4 CORN July .......... .....44 3-4 44 5-8 44 3-4 May 441-2 44 1-4 44 3-8 OATS . July 30 3-4 May ...... ..........331-2 32 1-4 82 3-8 PORK . May ....13.85 13.72 13.77 January ...... ..13.52 13.45 13.50 RIP- 1 May 7.W 7.45 7.47 January .i,.... ., 7.25 7.20 7.22 RIBS May 7.42 7.35 7.37 January 7.28 T.20 , 7.22 NEW YORK BONDS. January 2, 19W. V. 8. refunding 2s, registered W2 U. 8. refunding 2s, coupon exlnt... )ol' V. S. Say registered 102 U. 8. 3s. coupon -.v.. 108 V, 8. Old 4a, registered 103 II. 8, Old 4s. coupon 103 U. 8, New s, registered, .....130 IT. 8. New 4s. coupon 120 American Tobacco 4s 80 American Tobacco 6S 11474 Atchlaon general 4s .......... n.fl's Atch son adjustment 4a .... Wr Atlnntio Coast Line 4a 101 Baltimore ft Ohio 4s 103 Baltimore ft Ohio 8s exint 94 Brooklyn R. T. cv. 4s exlnt 97Vi Central of Georgia Ss-ofd. . 118 Central of Georala jut Inc. 63A Central of Georgia ind Inc; 92 t'entral tr Geo rain 3d Inc. la Chesapeake ft Ohio 4s .............. 108 Chicago ft Alton 3a exlnt 77 Chicago.' B. ft Qulncy new 4s exlnt... I'M Chicago, R. I. Pacific R. R. 4s ...... 79 voicago. it. j. facino a, h.ooi,u is C. C. C & 8L Ivouls aen.. 4s ... 10 Colorado Industrial 6a Ser, A.. Colorado Industrial 6 Ser. B.. Colorado Midland 4s exint...... Colorado ft Southern 4 7R' 77 7t 9i Cubs 6 .... ,106 Denver. A Rio Grande 4s exInL ofd.AOlU jisiuiers ' necuriues m , ... Erie prlor'llen 4 exint. .. Erie General 4s exlnt,...,.. Hocking Valley s exint. Japan- a, t... .....v.... .............. Japan Ss,- 2nd Series ...,'. 1, Japan 4a. certificates Japan 4Vn. certificates 2nd Scrip.. i.)uisviiie dt eiasnr uninea s, exint ios Manhattan consol gold -4s,- efd..,.. 103 Mexican Central 4s extnt'.w......:- 7u Mexican Central 1st Inc4 j.t.,;.:. . 25 Minn, ec et. Liouis s eio. 87 : Missouri, Kansas ft Texas 4s loo Missouri. Kansas Texas znda .... rnu National R. R. of Mexico com 4a M6 New York Central gen.. 3s exlnt.. 98 ew jtergej- central genrai s exlnt 131 Northern' Pacific 4s exlnt lt)4 Northern Pacific Js .... W Norfolk ft. Western ronol 4a Joiit prsmh Sbort Line rfng. ' 4s -,..;,:..." 6 Penn. ev 8s .... ..V..,.,. . ..,,. 104 Reading General 4g exlnt v,,.,,. 101 St.xouia iron Mount in oon. 6,, unii 8t. Uul A-'San Frank fa. 4a axlnt... smZ St, Louis 8' western cdti.4 tUtabfalil Air Un iK ...j , .... 8 ' Southern Pacllle 4s ... B4 ' Southetn Pacific 1st 4g eertl, exlnt., 96 Southern Railway Cs exlnt i.. ...... ,118 1 Texas., A Pacific lstg i,.;,..,.,.'. 23 joteao, at.' ju. k nesir-sg .,i.,.v-r k; I'nlnn facini: 4g exinii 4t.avtLs I'll ,'hhiii. v. is :'.,,v,. JlS'.k ft. 8. Tteel 2d .i... S5 Wabagh lets ,...,... i, ...... Il5 l.:X.tM I nN Pacinc cv. , 4s , v CLOS1NO STOCK LIST , , .'-'i'1 'y 11 - -i III ) .1 ,1 III i-.-. V v? -v- Y January S, 19oR.' i Adams BxpreB ,'...;,),.' n.i...i.v.K Amalgamated - Copper . w., rw..,. ; . W -American Car. oV-Foundry . ;..V,,u ,,.fi 40SI American Car & Foundry Ffd. t.y. f'' American' Cotton Oil,, (P8'i American Cotton, ,0ft JPd. ' . 1 American fxpress ...... ,......... 223 ,y American' Mid As Leather Pfd H 40 American Ice ;.a.w..,' J7?i American. Joe Pfd. ...,,...... American Linseed Oil - -,,.....v- 2H4 American Linseed Oil vpf, 41 American-, Locomotive ; ..-....'.i. 76 Ameticaiv.:. Locomotive-'. Pfd, .'. 116 American . Smelting & . Hnfng....,,. Wi American Smelting ft Refng. Pfd. IS , American Sugar Refining ...... ,t, 160 American Tobacco, Pfd. certif. f... 106H Anaconda. Mininr Co, ,...,....,..,.. ikVA Atchison , 90 Atchison Pfd. .....,;;...... 105 Atlantic Coast : Line 159 . Baltimore Ohio ..'. Wfc Baltimore Ohio Pfd. ......;.. 8 Brooklyni Rapid Transit 7T4 Canadian Pacific 173 Central of , New Jetsey ....j. 28 Chesapeake A Ohio , 66- Chicago & Alton 30 Chicago & Alton Pfd, 69 i Crloago Great Western ..21 Chicago A Northwestern Chicago, Mil. & St. Paul 180 Chicago Terminal ft Trans. l& Chicago Terminal & 'Trans. Pfd. ., tlr C. C. C. & St. Loulg m Colorado Fual & Iron - . fiMi Cplorado & Southern 2f Colorado & Southern 1st Pfd Colorado ft Southern 8nd Pfd 6.V& Consolidated Gus . 178 Com Products i... ...... J8V4 i;orn rroductg ma b iMtiawaro tn muohod zzt Delaware, lickawanna & West. .. 6S lnver & Rio Grande ...... 88 uenver ec kk i-urana na. .......... xi Distillers Securities . 62A rj-ie , 48 Krje lt Pfd. H4 tf;rje ma via 74 GenersU Klectric '.. 377 nocKing vaney uf Illinois Central 174 International Paper International Paper . Pfd. International Pump International Pump Pfd. Iowa Central Iowa Central Pfd. Kansas City Southern X3 27 78tf 80 Kansas City Southern Pfd Kl Louisville . ft Nashville , 163 Manhattan L 161H Metropolitan Securities 72 Metropolitan St. Ry. 123 Mepcdcan Central 26V Minneapolis' ft St. Louis ; 81 . Minn.. St. P. ft Sault. Ste. M 142 Minn.. St. P. & Sault St. M. Pfd... 172U Migouri Pacific 100 Missouri, Kansas ft Texas 86 Missouri, Kannag ft Texas, Pfd. ... 70 National Lead 82 National R. R. of Mexico Pfd 38yJ New York Central 161 New York Ontario ft Western .... 52 Norfolk ft Western 86 Norfolk ft Western Pfd 92 North American 98 Pacilic Mail 47 Pennsylvania' .... 1431i People's G"s 101 Pittsburg, C. C. & St. Louis 80 Pressed Steel Car 66 Pregged Steel Car Pfdl 100 Pullman. Palace. Car , 242 idlng , 141 Reading 1st Pfd ,. 92 rteaaing znd rrci Kepuhllc Steel 34 rtepuouc meei ma JW4 nufh isianu 1 . Rock Island Co. Pfd 02 Kuooer uooog 4t Rubber Good Pfd 101 S!. Louis ft San Fran. 2nd Pfd 47 St. Louis Southwestern 21 at. iouis Bouinwegiern a Southern Pacilic 60 Southern Pacific Pfd. ... Southern Railway : Southern Railway Pfd. ... ... 118 ... 37 .... 100 Tennessee Coal & Iron ... Texug & Pacific Toledo. St. iMvig ft West. Toledo, St. Louis ft West ... 129 ... 35 ... 66 .... 148 Pfd. union Pacific , Union Pacilic Pftf. United States Express United States Leather United State Leather Pfd. ... U 8. Realty Pfd. United. States Rubber United States Rubber Pfd United States Steel , United States Steel Pfd. ....... Virginia-Carolina Chemical Virginia-Carolina Chemical TM Wabash , Wabash Pfd. j Wella-Fargo Express WegtuiKhou.se Electric Western Unjon Wheeling & Lake Eric Wisconsin Central Wisconsin Central Pfd. .. ... as .. 118 Naval Stores. Savannah, Oa., Jan. 2. Terpentine Quiet,' 66c. ; sales. 100; receipts, 390; ship ments, 1,627. Rosin Firm; sales, 2.426; receipts, 1. 788; shipments. 14,662. Quotations. A, B, C. $3.60; I. $3.55; E, $3.60; F. $3(52; G, !.t5: H," $3.70; I, $3.90; K, $40; M, $5.00; N, SB0; W, G. $5.75; W. W, $6.00. Wilmington. N. C Jan. S-Spirlts turpentine, 62: receipts, 17. Rosin Plrni. 83. wa- .eintg, '440. Tar Firm, $1.80; receipts. 175. Crude turpentine Firm, $2.80, $4.50 and $4.50; receipts. 4. Seaboard Air Line Stocks. Baltimore. Jan. 2. Seaboard Air Line comon, not Quoted: do nreferred. 58 asked. The soothing and comforting effects of DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve, when applied to Plies, sores, cuts, bolls, etc subdjues pain almost instantly. This salve draws out the Inflammation, re duces swelling and acts as a rube facient, thus circulating the blood through the diseased parts, permitflna- or aiding Nature to permanently re move the trouble entirely. Sold by King's Drug cq. Machinery for farm and fac tory. Three kinds, from 12 ' to 150 H. P.. BoileR, ; Tubular and m. vi lautv s uu oaiua, from 12 to 150 H.lf. Improved Gin Machinery, gngj and Presses, and complete outfits of capacity of 100 bales Ipcr day and over, . . . ' Saw Mills, 1 all sizes ,in use In the South. ; . Pulleys and Shaffihg, smallest to 'complete xtton mill outfits. . ; . - HODEll COMPANY, :..asktfeit'r.;. ':.- mm vick & CLARK icucn toir..Miss::.i u4fe'h'Cttfrls: .mc.; f its ir " IK " V UU.-..ld. "f ( ' ' v ' -V w - ' , "Almoin, ' " - 1 Beats 1h Music Cure. J-L ' "To 'keeji the bodjr in tune," writes Mrs, Mryt- Brown, Zp Lafayetta Place. Poughkeepsle, St. T.. "I take Dr.. King's New Life Pills Thejr are tne most rename and, pleasant laxa tive 1, nave rounrt,"" Best for the Stomach, Liver and Bowels; ' Guaran teed by E. H. Jordan 4b Co., .drug giats, .fiec. " 'THE STAMP OP PER. FECTION," Our nam! on machinery; means that in its manu fecture. quality was, the first consideration, price , the second. That is why we grow.. MANUFACTURERS OF Cotton Mill, Cotton Oil and Other Machinery. CONDENSED STATEMENT OF The first National Bank OF RICHMOND, VIRGINIA. JANUARY 11. 1906. ' . RBSOURCKS. ixan and discounts S4. 436,900,86 vterararis 2,441.81 v. B. bonds at par 512.600.00 (JuarKei vaiue ij4;,wio.0O) Premium on U. S. bonds A AA iuck ana oonas Sl.599.69 n.iing nouse Furniture and fixtures Other Richmond real estate... Virginia bonds Cash and due from banks .... 25,000.00 0.00 10,676.7 300.000. 00 1.360,826.83 . 778,848,92 ..$ 600,000.00 .. 400.000.00 .. 126.049.44 .. 6O.0O6.O0 18.692.02 .. 599.900.00 .. 4.41.802.44 442.500.00 LIABILITIES. Capital surplus fund Undivided profits Unearned discounts A ecu red Interest and tin.. Circulation Deposits Bond account ,,r . .778.843.32 We solicit the accounts of bsnkn, cor porations, firms and individuals and will he pleased to meet and eorregpond with those who contemplate making changes or opening new accounts. JNO. M. MILLER. Jr.. Cashier. HOOK AND ROGERS ARCHITECTS CH A R LOTTE A GREENSBORO, N.C. Wheeler, Rimge and Dickey ARCHITECTS Second Floor 4C's Building. CTIARLOTTE, - - - - - - X. C, FRANK P. MILBURN ARCHITECT Columbia, - - - S. C, BANDY & TERRELL, GREENSBORO, N. C. Consulting, Hydraulic and Sewer Engineers. Plans and estimates for power plants and sewer systems mads on application. Bandy A. M., Ph. B. Assoc. M. A. M., So. o. E., and Terrell, C. B. Rensater. ESTABLISHEp 1880 C. P ELLIS & "COMPANY Cotton Commission Merchants MEMBERS OBV- The New York Cotton Exchange, New Orleans Cotton Exchange, Liverpool Cotton Brokers' Association, New Or leans Board of Trade. Cotton Exchange Building NEW ORLEANS. Special attention given to executing of orders In contracts for future de livery of cotton in all the .markets, COKRESPON PENCE 80LCITE. 5 DR. C. L. ALEXANDER, DENTIST. CARSON BUILDING Southeast Corner ... ' FOrilTH AND TRYON STREETS. HUBBARD BROS. & CO., HANOVER SQUARE, NEW YORK. MEMBERS OF New York CotVon Ex . change, . New Orleans Cotton -Ex , change. Associate Members Liver pool Cotton Exchange.' . , t ORDERS SOLICITED For the pur .. chase and, sale of cotton for future delivery.. Correspondence invited. JAMES E. MITCHELL CO. COMMISSION MERCHANTS. COTTON YARNS CONSIGNMENTS SOLICITED Phlladclplilay 133 and 134 Chestont St, H uoston, iho Mnmmn st. .-Nov- York,. No. 51 Leonard St IMPORTANT TO KeOp your a Boilers Free) From Scale' 1y '' "LORD'S BOILER COMPOUNDS." We analyse the scale, and. water and your requlremenUfcrAll shiproeniti "4 1 HENRY. 314 H. Sharp St. STODDARD MA5EKICK RICHARD t Hj,i.'vv-i' i 'S --a- - -r . vu'Sie v ' ' ' .V-' 151 IKnFP1 f II rTlTTI' Pf !nI 10C ! . ! 'r-,t ' " v vmiitX, A.TiJ LALtllJA LliwLAn - , (-s , - .' -'viW r wttftr : N , v . - VAN LADINCSAM & KOVtlLU' SCUTCEnN ACLTiTS, CC.inLOTTE N. C. COTTON IV ILL M ACH I f C Hi I. SOUTH TUTON T,. ' OHARtQTTr. N. 0. -. ' ' ' ' Revolving Flat Card, Railway Heads. Drawing Frames, Spinning Frames, Twisters and Spoolers Qu liters and Reels, Looms, COMBERS ETC., ETC lira THE LARGEST PIPE COVERING PLANT IN THE UNITED STATK : ; The Philip Carey Iff. Ce,, Gntinnati, Ohio; Manufacturers 1iS Per Ceat Cartowle it te&tZM - )) Tile strength and rood Quantities of our olDe covering lies' In the combined oualltlaanf tha lluaula anA : at Asoestos in sucn proportions as auctor 01 neat. Qapeys Pipe For Hot Water Pipes, Low Pressure and Gold Water Pipes. Garey's Coverings ; Are absolutely flre-pro'of prevent Its loss through radiation. They prevent the condensation They last longer than the su saving. I " i 1 ' These facts are based on experience. Carey's Pipe Coverings have savsd dollars for mtny Jpsepte, JtBtJJ .M i' will do the same for you. , , ?? t' For Further information and Estimates, address, Qhariotto jj, Branch, i -Qn THE PHILIP Q71REY MFG. QO.t 216 S. Qolle&e St. MILLER & COMPANY m: EXCHANGE BROKERS. No. 100 Broadway. - - - New York - Members: New York Stock Exchange, New York Cotton Exchange. New Yorlj Coffee Exchange, New York Produce Exi Change, New Orleans Cotton Exchange. Kw urieans uoara oi xraue, mcasu Board of Trade, Liverpool Cotton, Asso ciation. Executes orders on any of th exchanges of which we are memners. - All orders sent to our branch office at Greenville, 6. C, Will be transmitted instantly bv orivate wire to our main Office in New York, and executions re; poriea promptly. The Best Service, Prompt Attention, Immediate Settlements. Your Business Solicited. F. B. ALEXANDER. Mgr. 117 W. Washington St., Greenville, 8. C. COTTON SEED OIL and Gin Machinery NOT IN ANY COMBINATION ORy TRUST. Complete plant from fifteen to two hundred tons capacity. Spe cial small oil plants for gln nefleg. Complete cotton glu tting systems. E. Van Winkle Gin and Machine Works, : ATLANTA, - - GEORGIA. HUGH MACRAE & CO., Bankers Miscellaneous Soutliern Securities WILMINGTON, N. C. Waslilngton, D. C, 408 Colorado Bldg Cotton Mill Stocks WILLIAM B. CHARLES,! Commission Merchant. ! COTTON YARNS, ALL COUNTS v COTTON GOODS . COTTON AND COTTON WASTE. .A- ...... Amsterdam, - New York. RICHARD A. BLYTHE, ' ' Commission Merchant. OOTIXIN WARPS AND YARNS. No. 114 Chestnut Street, PHILADELPHIA, - - - - PA. A. D. SALKELD & BRO., COMMISSION MERCHANTS 73 Lecntard St., NEW YORK. COtrtON YARNS. WITH- . FredTc Vietor & Achelis. wm.:d'olier & co., COMMISSION MERCHANTS COTTON YARNS Third and Chestnut Sta. Mariner and Merchan Hldg. ; PiULADELPIlIA. PA. , ' STEAM USERS i4 tsintr prepare special chemicals to suit guaranteed. .ranteed. Send sample of scale and . 'LORD. ' ' W. LOUD, ; BalUmore, Md. A CO'IPANY. BOSTON, MASS. 1 4 . ."1 Mt, kMhS-.l hlKHf.:f'.yHi- t1ll(S IliaUWIIUS Vt ' ' ' , v ENGINEER ANO CONTRACTOR. T r Item- Slubbers, -Roving Frames 1 - Intermediate. Jack Frames - to give a thoroughly adhesive, firs proof Qoverin$s Tire Especially Good i and non-conductors of heat. Thev confine of steam, saving excessive firing, thereby rfaces to which they are applied, making PAULSON, LINKROUM & CO raw 83 Leonard Street, Third and Chestnut Streets, -210 Monroe Street J. SPENCER COMMISSION MERCHANTS. OFFICES: New York, Philadelphia, Chicago, St. Louis, lAaa 1bi(rfcui4,i f Yarns and Cotton Piece Goods. r; CROMPTOM--THAYER LOOM CO.C WORCESTER, MASS. 1 - X . FANCY COTTON AND GINGHAM LOOZUk' ALSO MAKERS OF DOBBIES. EITHER DOUBLE OR SINOLB INDEX, TO BE APPLIED TO OTHER LOOMS. ALEXANDER & GARSED, JENCKCS SPINRJIAJC CO. PAWTUCKET, RI. h COTTON YARN SPINNERS. CONVERTERS AND DEALERS. Correspondence With Southern Spinners Solicited. O. 71. ROB BINS Complete Equipment for and tteneral CHARLOTTE, High-Grade Spindle, Loom, Engine and Valve OILS ' " v - ... - - Knginee. Belt Oils and Greases, LubricaUns Greases, RMisest Matsk Cold Water. Paints. . r Agents Wattlef Dresstn Cotnpounds, GEO. B. HISS OIL y CTLiRLOTTE, 2f, C. CLEAR EYE, BRIGrOMPLEXION SURE SIGNS GOOD HEALTH, Qret Medicine for Sprtng and Fall than Aai4nsI as(ahI m a .tlni HALLOW; COMPLEXION a4 . BILUOUS DISOIUJER fceeaw - U CLEANSES system-Htets gwntly on ihe Bowels and Uver BaeTTonlc. " SlfS;A?J?t,tJnd tnsh--leAsant to . taste, THY ITWnslst - on HUGHES' and no other. TD-tent and $1.00 Bottles at DntfxhrtsT ROBmS0NfPBTTGTQ04iaemi:: LOUSVIIXK, ? , ,i i' c :WS?fTciTr"-.' T7 .-L MMsas y., - ,s . ..: ' i rfT" . it ' fc 7 rf'Vf; CClWKflffAt"CH CCr.:?CiY 14 SANOH CPf 'I 1 aUTAsU. BUItt. Vv ATLANTA C ID Automatic Feeder, - 4 ,1- ' Openers and Trnn!c . Breaker, Intermediate " FUtlsiier' imppvtit- - ' Kirachner Carding Vttitn Thread Extractors;. Waste Pickers, etc. , Raw? Stock Orjrew i covering, as-well as a non-ea- i-e..- j . ' i "21 rf 4 tha heat to tha (tlnaa 4 creatly reducing Use fuel , fcUL tha saving of futl MnQAl f - ! " i"- 41 s i 4 V4 4 - New Ycrk Philadelphia - Chicago TURNER . GO. YAKI SOUTHERN REPRESENTATIVES. ",l' Charlotte, IT, C. Cotton MiU, Power Plants . Machneiy. NORTH CAR0LHTA . I '! i. - A " CO; BOTH FOLLOW L'SE' lX)LLOW t'SE TONIC Success over 49 years Par et ' , . j-w ..' rmm WW - '. ;;';lrYOO 'WANT ONLY Tr rT- V'Agk anytxperlenced c" ner ' - PRATT. EAOUE, SMITH. . k MtJlQER t ' . T lntAu.t.4 i.1.l I .3; ir interested WS Would I t 'Ou whsAthoiisanda of ! V .t?. ?. , t'ieV r c - ; . C ' s .3 -'
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