CIEAIILOITE DAILY OBSLKVEH, JANUARY 5, 1906.
r
co'::rci: a:;d ii:,a:;cl
? 4 f k-J to l'o i t a' Bullish Av
" tad the Market Attracted an
J prove:! i Di'inniid TIrouRliout
tow Iieuetlon From .: Net (Jain of
' U to 2iiIotnta on Agresslve Sell.
I .r ...
New York, Jan. 4;, The cotton market
v was mora active ana generally firm wttn
the close at a net advance of HI to it
. i point. Bale were 7 estimated, at J"75,000
1 tmif. -me opening wa nrm at in u
vance of 10 to IS pointa in response to
. hleher cable, larite Dot wiles in - the
? Llvernool market and continued report
'" of an improved trade dBmarul, line' rumor
, oeing mat consmeraoie -sate jiaa oeen
. made fo spinners and tor export out of
, the local ltocK. irauing was lairiy acuve
--: ano7 toe marsec appeared to be attract.
ing a somewhat better demand throughout,
-from commlnlon : house 'a -well a. nm
support from Southern and TWall street
bull. The new teemed to be of a bulltat)
Rvsraai..--. There were .continued nredic-
J.' ' uinners Association expected to-roorrow
i would be-bullish; prlvata . cable from
t. Liverpool reporteo a more -tavoraoie
. jrnuruveineni in xne numian situation, ro-
. numDer or private wire rrom tne soutn
f; .claiming fijm holders and the, practical
" 'a completion of :lnnlnr. . Jn stiite of these.
X' v the 'market acted quite nervous, "meeting
" , . Joca bear 5 pressure and realizing on? a
i- M ' scale tip, and after advancing to a net
I v irrewlve. telling for local account. Price
yielded very lowly, however, and the
, i closing tone wa steady within 8 to S
. nolnls of thA ton.'of . the active? month.
ilj Southern "spot nisKeU were upchapge to
Reoelp at the port to-day 1S.810 bale,
'v'1-, alnt 41.20Y la week tand S7.78G lot
'f year. For the week (estimated), 150,009
bale, agalnit 2IS.788 last week and J00.O00
f Pales !at year. To-day receipt at Mw
Orlean, 1,m bate, againt l8,6! lat year,
' - and ..at Momton, 3,781 bales, agalMt 3.C66
' f t.ia6 year. t , , ' 4
r V", ,sciTFFcAni3s stock maukjet.
Vn ,t 'x?"" r ti - .v
w Xleftd .of InQnenUal BanklnK'Ftrni of
Kuhn, IxK'b Co. Declares That
' - Vnleew Currency v System Im-
. proved the- Country ' Will .Have
lleoord Panic and Speculation
- Urowa Timid.. j ,
, . j, ' ' New York, Jan 4. Jacob H. ohlff.
head of the Influential banking fl of
' Kuhn, Jjoeb ft Co., sent A tremor through
the specular) ve fabric of the stock market
. .( tonday by hi utterance t the opinion
that unless aoraething wa done- to Ira
: prove the currency ayntem of this country,
'if' there would be a panie compared with
f . hlch alt panic; which have jfone before
'would seem- as child, plays The enar
? tlona) terms of thl utterance and- the
', , bulletin form in which the knowledge of
...i-. it first came tothe stock market preci
pltated heavy uquldatlon, which -broke
v . priees with some . violence and caused a
weak and disorderly closing. The violent
J v ilump in Anaconda and Amalgamated
Copper were oc special Influence in uti-"iXji.ietUine;'-sentiment..
Previous to ithe p
pea ranee .of the report of Mr. Schtfl" re-
mark the market had1 fallen into a con-.,-
dition of dullness and almost of neglect,
i,;;.;'. The distinct progress towards relaxation
- from the money stringency awakened lit
, tie response In the speculation.
Very large re-payments of call loans
't t were reported as being made on the stock
' -V - exchange to-day and thl had a natural
n-n effect of eating the rate In that depart-
ment. But the rate for timo loan were
k - inclined to advance, even up to the six
months period, showing some sifting of
' " call loans Into borrowings on time. The
-i - hesitation reflected In the narrow fluctua-
tloa of t lie day gave way to the acute
1: weakness of the close only after the ap
pearance of the report of- Mr. gchlff's
speech.. .. . : .v, .
Bonds were, irrearular. Totaf. sales, par
coupon declined per cent, oij call.
Total nle. H.Si.'.lO shares. Including:
Amalgamated Copper, 20,100;' American
Cotton Oil, 1.400; df preferred. 200; Amerl
: .''vafli Ixxjomotlve, 43,700; American Smelt-
1 Atchison- 6S.W0; ' lArtimti rnmrt f ,rn e,
.;nesapeaKe wnioj'" J.etw- votoraao- niei
DAILY .COTTON' MARKET.
-, ' ' NEW YORK COTTON 7"
New York, Jan. 4. Futures - closed
steady; spots 11.96, 10 up.; tales none; tone
quiet, i " ' '. .
Hleh I,ow - Close
Januarv ....11 48 11.36 114344
February J ..II 60 ; 11.54-66
March .-.. . 11.7K 11.65 ' 11.70-71
April M ..1183 1183 1177-79
May, i . ..119JI ' 11.79 11 84-85
June,. ..11.9J , UJ U.86-87
July f. v, ..11.98 11.87 1192-08
August - - .. . ..11.83 ' 11.76 , 11.76-76
September ,.11.06 91UW ll.OS10
October . ..1L00 ,M0.88,i 10 96-fl
ii 111 " '' -i1 r v
CHARIXTTB COTTON MARKET.
"These : figure represent .price paid to
Wagon! i W' ,S,,it J an,
Oood miadllnSTTi -.i 7k ' ,' i. v.ll.60
Strict middling ,f , tt.iJl!i
Middling ...f.. ......ui
Oood middling tinges ,., , .U
Strict middling- tinges,., ' ..1H4
Stains ... ...... W4lWi
,s COMPARATIVE PORT JRKCEaPTS.v
is. u"iif. j v x eater- LMt
V 1 dy -lartyear
Oalveton..7y S.SeS 0,159
New Orleans, . .. .. .1,,.. 748 . 13,003
Mobile ?, .,', . HI' ' 94
Savannah ...,.. r t .... ,1W , 3,26
Charleston,,::.''1 'V,,.. . - tt its
Norfolk ") 3s 2.S4Q . 2,260
New .York ... . . . a42
Boston -..JI .. ... w 13 ,' . 403
Philadelphia..'. - ,. ... 's 78
Total
-:s .4..s.j . ,.. j-i,)
miui.1,.1.1. n ill i i . ill jii. imiiu
, . i " ' ' January 4,-1906.
. x PORT MOVEMENT.
Galveston steady .......v.. ......... It IMS
Mew Orleans very steady ........... u n-is
Mobile Arm. ........ -...-..'.., 1H4
Savannah steady". ........ 7-l
Charleston firm , i. II
Wilmington' steady. ......u- TVA
Norfolk firm UVi
Baltimore: nominal .
New York quiet ...
Boston oulet
Philadelphia steady.
J 195
1196
W0
t INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
! " ' ft- Yeaterv
t - ' if . v ' f day.
Memphis ...... .. ..k...
Auguta ....... ......... 616
tit. IjOUIS.. .... .... Z,2(U
Cincinnati . .. , .
Houston .... :.. ....- .... .... 3.781
Wttle. Rock .... .... .... .... 576
-Last
year.
3,136
: 708
8,014
1,917
3,566
134
- INTERIOR ' MOVEMENT.
Heuiton steady 11 11-16
Augusta steady ........ U 11-16
Memphis quiet . lWs
St. Louis quiet....... lllH
Cincinnati '
Louisville firm 11
CLOSING STOCK LI3T.
1 ' i' , -' ,, January i, 1906.
Adams -ninress i...iit.-::...'.....':s.u. 240
Amalgamated Copper'....".... .... 104H
American Our & J'oundTy''.'.. . 8!f
American Car ss poundiy Pfd". ,... 99 .
American Cotton OH 87
American Cotton OHiPfd, i..i..iw
American f Exnrea .........
American Blde Leather Pd f. 891
American Ice'.
ESTIMATES
New Orleans
Hauston.. ..
Galveston ...
To. Y.iut
Day i Year
.. 6.600(88.009 .V "" 5.71
4.00(VnS.OOO 6.6S7
... 7,0008,0( '; ' 6,903
CHICAG6 PRODUCE MARKET
January 4.
WHEAT
..' HlsTh Lovr ltilosa.
July.... ...84 7-8 84 1-2 84 5-8
December ....
J.fiOO-ftUMtfo-stVWarttlSBiisyl-,
. . vunla. Sfi.OOO? Keiulliiir. 91.ti00r Southern
"V Railway, 10.800; do preferred. 6,000; Union
fnvinr. in,wi unfieo. amies Diei, m,.
5 ; VirsrfniA-CrbllnaChemlcal. 19.400! do
I piefjerred, 600; 8loi.J3beffleld.,I.000 - . ,;
fev..r; .snisin if,, .in . .1 m4 i.' i " - j
Galrt" of II to l l-points-nt Xew Or
'J ' f leans. . ' '
. New Orleans, Jani' 4 Spot cotton -active
and' higher; aales, 7.450 bal, Including
,3,060) Jo afrive and 200 f. o. b.; delivered
on contrnctH. 300. Quotations Uc. up; mid-
' dlings 11 7-lbc Futures, influenced by an
. active spd demand both liere and In
.Liverpool, opened 12 to 16 points higher
- than last evening' closing. By noon, prices
had improved 4 to 6 points additional, cov
' ertns; by long caused a decline which
ji '-' t , carried - the market down to about, the
" -. opening level. The closing . was steady
wiUt.net gains of 11 to 14 pointa.
. CHARLOTTE PRODUCE.
(Corrected dally by J. W, Zimmerman
v;-.iJt.-7.'.xCompany. .-.
Chiekens-eprms -..,.s....;......V.$ 1235
Hens per head 30
Ducks ........ .... ............... 25
EggS ....... .... ...... .... 23
R'C ...... 85
Oats Feed ........ 4550
Corn ...... , 7J68
Cotton Seed S7
''If J -."if New York Cotton. .
' , n . Ntw York, Jan. 4 Spot closed oulet 10
iii':H tjonss higher; middling upland U.96; mid-
fllin guifli: sales, none. - 1
f-'ii' Futures opened tirni; January, 11.36;
.7,, 'March, 11.67; May, 11.86; July, 11.93; Au-
, gust, 11.36; October, 10 M.
, , .-s. Futures closed steady; closing bids; Jan-
t tiary, 11 43; February, 11.54; March. 11.70;
April, 11.77; May. 1184; June, 11.85; July,
f & JL92; August 11.75; September, 11.06; Octo
' ' ber 10.96,
High and lowt January. 11.4811.36; Feb
" ruary, 11.60U60; March, ll.78ftll.65; April,
Jl 8311.83: May 11.9-J11.79; June, 11.92
, 31.9; July, 1198W1S7, August, 11.8211,76;
, , ctentemoer, u wk0.ji,w; uotooer, iiinxww.
" ' - i L4verpool Cotton
Uverpool, Jan. 4. Cotton, spot lh fair
.v:?iv demand; prices 9 point higher American
t a, ttlddHngf fair,. 6 73- good middling, 6.39:
. "mKWltng.v 6.; ww -middling. 6,05; good
. -i ordinary, 5.87; ordinary, 6,71. The sales
f , of the day were 13,000 bales of which 1,009.
rt i.wereitor specuiauon ana export ana m-
i: eluded 10,900 American. Receipts, 17.100
y .- nainav. . - sui American, r utures iOpened
, ; s-j, tmroly steady and closed firm; American
'jfii middling- ir. o.c.:. January, 6.1S; January
, . February, ' j6,tt; . tVbruary-Mareh.. .'. t.wr
-Maroh-Aprft, 619; Aprtt-May, 6.23: May
i, ; June,, 6.28; Jnne-July, 6.26; July-August,
8.87; Augut-Beptember, 6.; Septemhor
October. 6 96; October-Novertibw, 6.88;
'.'' ." November-Decetrtber, 6.85.
May
CORN
July ....
January
May ...
OATS
July ....
January
May ....
PORK
Msy ...7
January
LARD
May ....
July
January .. s.
RIBS
May ..
July ...
January .. ...
...891-8
; 5-8
.46 1-8 44 7-8
.44 3-4 44 1-2
..32 5-8 32 1-2
13.95 13.85
......
... ...... .....
7.60
7.70
7.45 7
7.r5
.63
7.40
,7.50
7.60
7.32
7.42
7.55
7.30
841-2
88 3-4
451-
407-
44 3-4
30T-8
31 1-4
321-1
13.95
13.67
7.60
7.70
7.45
7.50
7.60
7.32
Chicago Grain..
Chicago, Jan. 4.-r-Fresh reports of delays
In harvesting operation in Argentina by
wet weather made other faclurs legs in
fluential in a bullish wheat market here
to-day. At the eloe wheat for May de
livery was. UP UfcU. Corn showed a rain
of Oat were practically unchanged
and provisions were J417tt higher.
, r:
The Dry Goods Market.
New York.' Jan. 4w-Buylng In the dry
goods market to-day -was largely confined
to nearby requirements; Jobber resorted
slight Improvement from nearby trade but
tew were - willing; to tase contracts ror
any extended period.. .
NEW YORK BONDS.
January 4, WOfi,
V. S. refunding 2a, registered ........ m
V. 8. refunding 2s, coupon exint... 192T4j
U. S. -Sa, regietered ..m.. M
IT. 8. 3. coupon 103
U. 8. Old 4. regtsteredT... .103
h J ' 3Stvt .Tork Produce. . . v';;.
. N;wi York. Jau 4. Flour Steady but
i, $ iflulW v ,. ).- " -.7 7,4
" V Ry'fl"ur!-8teady.
.V j' Buckwheat., flour Dull.
fRiickwheat-Nomlnal.
iiji.Cornmeal Steady. ;
7. Rye-Nomlnal. , . -. - !
f Barleyrteady.' ,
" Wheat Firm; No. 3 red, 91 elevator.
' x Options. higher, May. 92; July,
9 7
Corn firm: No. J, 67t4 oM elevator,
v vs Options, i- Hifit'sC net higher.. - January.
' ',B2f May, 60; July. 60T. ' ' '
Oats-Steady mined, 3637.-7 1 f .
Beefr-Flrm. . ' -.
, . Cut mmtts Quiet. - " . ' -
-, .'-Lftrii Flrnu Western steamed, 7.757.85;
retlned,, firing continent,-8.10; compound,
r -
pork-iteaay.
, Tallow Steady; city 4; country,
V? Kcslh-Quletj 3.KJ8.7 ' ,
Turpentlne-Qulct, ;Kl6S.
iMt4 Rice Firm. i
1 Jlolne Firm. - .
i VT'CoHee flnoti; Rio quiet I ' mild, firm r Cor
, dova, sAtTO.'i, Futures, steadyKnochanged
i ,, to t pointa lower". -N . v ?
Sugar, raw Firm; ' fair refining,. $i9
. . . b-1; centrifugal,-'3fi311-W.', .
, Malosse sugar, ?"(71)li-l8; reOned, steady.
, Potatoes,' Irlh--Fi'rm; Maine, Vermont
ftnd Eastern". bag. Jl.9iV542.00i f -
, Sweet potatoes Steady,- unchanged. '
77 Cabbages-Steady; DanWi per. ton, $189
Freights-Steady, unchanged, 7
' peanuts Easy, unchanged. . -.
; . Butter Firm; State dairy "corohion "to
, extras 16(?f''4 yK . . w, . j,
. Chese-Ktrong unchanged.' -... V".":
- , Eggs-Steady, Unchanged. fi;S
H jiiTfef:1 ' u 1 i 1 11 "i xs . '
Cmton' $ca OHv . -
New York, Jan. 4.-Cotton sefd oil was
firmer with . an active.- trading. Prime
. crude frb mills, 24Vt'H,; prime winter yel
low. r prime white, i toWl prime
Wfcter yellow. tU. - ,
, Ay xf ,- ' ''"--ir.--d
: 8cftboanI Air Une Ktocka. , K
i t. Baltimore, Jan.. 4-feaboard " Air Une
com mon not quoted; - da preferred, - 66
asked. . , f"rj.',4tj y ,i j
U. 8. Old 4s. coupon
IX. 8. New ,4s. reigistered
U. 8. New .4s, coupon
American Tobacx 4s ,
American Tobacco s ..,
Atchison general 4 ...... -
Atchison adjustment 4s
Atlantic Coast Line 4 ............
Baltimore & Ohio 4s ..IV..'.. ......
Baltimore ft Ohlw SV&a ., .;
Brooklyn H, T. cv, 4s
Central of Georgia 5 ...;..
Central of Georgia 1st Inc.- .......
Central of-Georgia 2nd Inc.
Central of Georgia 3d Inc. ........
Chesapeake & Ohio 41 v..;
Chicago A Alton 3Vs
Chicago,- Bs- & Ciulncy new 4s .
Chicago, R. 'I. tV Pactfio R. R. 4s
CThicago, R. t. A Pacific R. R. ool
u., 17, cr Bt. Louis gen. 4 ......
Colorado Industrial 6 Ser. A....J....
eolorado Industrial is' Ser. 7BV ,
olorado, -Midland 4s ......
Colorado A Southern 4s u. .........
Cuba 6 ..',.-.v-:i , . . i,-,.-..
Denver &, Rio .Grande 4s .......r.'.il.
iiistiier' securities e
Brie prior- lien 4s .if.
Erie General 4s .......
Hocking Valle 4s
jannn -
Japan fti, 2nd flerle
japan 4s certi float as
. 4 , . .
..... W.
. .V. , , . ...
... 103
... 130V4
... lSH,
... 80'a
... 115
.. m
.. 9414
.. 101-V
.. 103
.. 3H
.. 9tH4
.. 113
.. 94
.. W)
.. 74?i
.. 108
.. 784'
99
V 19
6S 88
103
79
" 78
74
94
m
99
SiVt
99
914,
107
99
99
Araoncan ,K'.,,,y.-.A
American Linseed . Oil .
American t.lnaneH lOt Pfd 41
Amerioan Locomotive.,'.,..... '76X
American Locomotive 1 Pfd, ...... ,
American Rmpltin A Refrir, ....-.... 1S2
American Smelting eV-Refng. Ttd. i 1W&
American Sugar, Kenning lows
Amerioan Tobacco, Pfd. QBrtlf, 104J
Anaconda MininT Co. .....t.
Atchison .".., . -.;..,.......' 91
Atchison Pfd. .
Atlantlo Coast Line ...........v...,..,,., 156 .
Baltimore & Ohio i ..... ... '..'.,..,..., 112H
Baltimore A Ohio Pfd. 98
Brooklyn Rapid Transit 86
Canadian Pacific 172
Central of New Jersey .,..,.220
Chesapeake A; Ohio 86.
Chicago ft Alton .." 2?H
unicago Alton ,.... w
Chicago Great -Wetern ,,.M.......,-20?
Chicago & Northwestern ............ iiO
Chicago, Mil. A St., Paul 378
Chicago Terminal At Trans ..,
Chicago Terminal A Trans. Pfd 31
r n c a- Hf TjiiI 103
Colorado Fuel ss Iron''..,., .......... .66V4
Colorado & southern, Z9'A
Colorado A Southern 1st Pfd. 68
Colorado A Southern 2nd Pfd. 62H
Consolidated Qas .,..t WA
Corn Products 18T
uirn jrrouuci I'm. w-
Delaware.eV Hudson 220
Delaware, Lackawanna ft West. .... 460
Denver & Rio Grande 38
Denver A Rio Grande Pld so
Distillers' , Securities oz
Erie v,., 47T
Erie 1st Pfd. ........ 80
Erie 2nd Pfd. 73
General Electric 175
Hocking Valley 116)4
IlllnoU Central 174X
International Paper 22
International Paper Pfd. 85
International Pump- .......... 27
International Pump Pfd; .-80
Iowa Central SO;
Iowa Central Pfd. 60
Kansas City Southern 85
Kansas City Southern Pfd 67
Louisville ft Nashville 151
Manhattan L 161
Metropolitan Securities 72
Metropolitan hi. Ky vavs
Mexican Central 24H
Minneapolis A St. Louis 81 '
Minn., St. P. & Sault. Ste. M 141
Minn., St. P. & Sault St M'. Pfd 172
Missouri Pacific 100
Misaourl, Kansas & Texas 36
Missouri. Kansa & Texas. Pfd 68
National Lead 80H
National R.-.-R. of Mexico Pfd 38
New York Central 149
Nsw York Ontario ft Western 61
-Norfolk 4 Western 86
Norfolk ft Western Pfd 93
North American 98
Pacific Mall ....i 46
Pennsylvania ....... 142
People's Gas 100
Pittsburg. C. C. ft St. Loul 82
Pressed Steel Car 53
Pressed Steel Car Pfd 99
Pullman Palace Car 240
Reading 141 -
Reading; 1st Pfd 92
Reading 2nd Pld 96
Republic Steel 32
Kepumic Bteci Pfd 10614
- CONDENSED STATEMENT OF
The First National Bank
' ', OF
V'
RICHMOND,'- VIRGINIA. , '
JANUARY 11, 1905. .2-
'V RESOURCES. Wf lft
" ' ,.-,.i,.,, 1. ,7 v..V "-
Loans' and ; discounts ,-M,K435.900.S5
Overdrafts .,,..,... ,kr..' J.441.33
C. B. bonds at par 612J00.09
' - lAtaraet value 1641.600 00V
Premium on u.i 8 bonda U v 0.0(1
uiner stocxs and fronds 1 81,599.69
Banking house . " 25,000.00
Furniture- and Bxtures , 0.00
Other 1 Richmond real estate.;. '10375.73
Vtrglnla bonds 900 000 00
Cash. and due from banks .... 1.360,826.93
' ' Liabilities.
Capital"..'..- v ..-
Suroius -fund
Undivided- profits
Unearned discounts
Accured interest and taxes
Circulation
Deseslts ... M
Bond account .,
$6,778,843.92
.1 600,000.00
400,000.00
. 126,049.44
, 60,900.00
. 18.692.02
. 699,900.00
. 4,641,802.48
. 442,500.09
t rrs U1 k
We solicit ths aceounts of banks, cor
porations, firms and Individual and will
be pleased to meet and corrpsportd with
those who contemplate making changes
or opening- hew sceunts. "
, ; JNO.-M. MILLER, Jr , Cashier.
HOOK AND ROGERS
ARCHITECTS
CHARLOTTE GREENSBORO, N.C
Wljeeler, Runge and Dickey
ARCHITECTS
Second Floor 4C's Building,
dOAKliOTTE, , t ' - - N. c.
k- J
COTTON wiill hiachiw;:l
j V-V t vlXENalNEE,'Am contractor;-rhk '
? main 01 ieii "V ? ' , , ,r - . Jy TTtr- rf ows ;i
SOUTH TMYOM ST.. jmTt '1 ' . -f , ' ' ' EOUITASLS BUILDISw.
. 11 . V,. L4i 14. 'A I k1'
1 iir , get ia 'i-s a." . ,5'
'J Si I 1 i sstswwis
Iyoonsogket
II
Revolving: Flat Cards,
Railway Heads,
Drawing: Frames,
spinning Frames,
Twisters and Spoolers
Quillers and Reels,
Looms,
COMBERS
ETC., ETC
. ATLANTA, t,
!. Ill IS" I
Automatic Feeders :"
Openerf and Trunk
streaker, Intermediate an J
Finisher tappers
A U
KIrschner Carding Beaters
Thread Extractors
Slubbers,
Roving Frames
Intermediates
Jack Frames
Waste Pickers, etc
Raw stocK uryerss v
BTCn ETC
,4
' it it 'I
FRANK P. MILBURN
-ARCHITECT
Columbia, - - S. C.
Rook Island Co.
Rock Island Co. Pfd
Rubber Goods
Rubber Ootids Pfd , ....
St. Louis ft Sun Fran. 2nd Pfd.
St. Louis Southwestern
St. Louis Southwestern Pfd. ..
Southern Pacific
Southern Pacific Pfd
Bcuthern Railway
Southern Railway Pfd
Tennessee Coal & Iron
Texas A Pacific
Toledo, St. liulc & West
Toledo, St. Louis & West. Pfd..
tlnlon Pacific ........
Ifnlon Pacific Pfd
United States Exprjs
Hnlted State leather Pfd
United States Leather Pfd
United State Realty
tinned" Htates Rubber
United- State Rubber Pfd. ..
ted States- Steel
United- States 'Steel Pfd
Virginia-Carolina Chemical ....
Virginia-Carolina Chemical Pfd
Wabash-
Wabash Pfd. ..........
Welli-Fa rgo express
Westlnghouse Electric
Western "Union ......
Wisconsin . Central Pfd
23'!i
. 61
. 42
. 101
, 46
20
, 55
. 65;
36
iooy
13
32
34
66
' 146
s
118
87",
- 61
UO
42!
1054
'63
116
aw
40V
BANDY & TERRELL,
GREENSBORO, 1ST. C.
consulting, Hydraulic and Sewer
Engineers;. Plans and estimates for
powr plants and sewer syBtemu made
on application.
Bandy A. M., Ph. B7 Acsoc. M. A,
M.. So. C. E... and Terrell, C. E.
Rensater.
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inE H rlrt iUYlKIN( PLAN I N mt UNIIlU alAID
The Philip Carey Mfg. Co., Gncinnati, Ohio; Manufacturers of 85 Per Cent Carbonate if ftpes : ' t
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The strength and good quantities of our pipe covering lies In the combined qualities of the SMgntalft Ann .rtj 41
Asbestos in such proportions as to give a thcroughiy adhesive. Are proof covering-, as well as) a- noneB J1
ductor of heat. ..,v-.l'H..,;;-i f !J
Garey's Pipe Goverin&s Tire Especially Good;
For Hat Water Pipes, Low Pressure andi
Gold Water Pipes. Garey's Goverings
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the Money Market.
New York; Jan. ij Monev on call firm:
84ifiS per cent.; ruling rate, 15g)18: closing
bid, 6; offered at 8.
Time loan firm: 60 days and 90 days.
6fa7 per cent.; six months. Ik
frimo mercantile paper 6 per- cent.:
sterling exchange steady with actual busi
ness in banker bills at $4.85.40&S4.85.45 tor
demand and at 84.82.flftfli44.82.10 for 60-day
Dili, rostea rate. u.iuinM.Kitt and 148614
$4.87. Commercial bills. $4.81. Bar di
ver, 64. Mexican dollar. 49.
Three little babes were negtled In bed.
"1 11 name vnniam. Willie ana Bill,"
mother said;
Wide wag her smile, for triplets they be.
She lays her good luck to Rok Moun
tain 'tea. (Weal baby medicine.)
7R. H. Jordan- ft Co.
Japan 4s, certificate and Series.... 93
juv.uia r naan. uninea ss esini..., iOBi
Manhattan consol gold 4 pfd. ... ... . . 103
Mexican Central -4s 79
Mexican Central 1st Inc. ss
Minn, ft St. Lout 4s ...,x...... 96
MlisonrI, Kansa ft Texas 4 ...,,;...t 100
Missouri. Kama ft Texas 2nd 89
National R. R. of Mexico consol At.. 88
New York Central gen, 8 98
New Jersey Central general ss,Wj.i 131
Northern- Paclflo, -4s ,-,i;;Wiv.. ,..;,. 105
Northern - Pacific 8s .i-.i......!. ..7- n
Norfolk ft: Western consol 4s.w...., 1014
Oregon Short Line rfdg. 4s ,.,....... 96
Penn. cv. S 4 ios
Reading fjeneral 4 101
St.. Loul A Iron Mountain -Consol 6..-Us
St. Louis ft Sub Francisco fg. 4 ,,' 86
8t. Louis S'weatern con., 4s .......... 8iW
Seaboard - Air Line 4s ...... ,s . . .. j, satZ
Southern Pacific 4 ...... 9374
Southern Pacific 1st 4 certlQcate.,,. '
Southern Railway 6 ,,. ii
Tf.xa ft Paolflo lrt ..,.,....,,,rJ. jja
Toledo, 1 Bt. . u western r,,,, nv&l
t'nion racuio 105
Wabash lts 116
Wabash ftj-b. B. 73
Western Md.' 4s j. .li,.,...!. sj
Wheelin ft Iike Erie 4s .I.;..":,::!:
Wisconsin ,t,entral 4 jnf.rt'.,..
The soothing nd comforting effects
f DeWltt's' Witch Haael Salve, when
applied to. sore, euu. holla, etc.,
subdues pain almost instantly. Thl
salve draws out the Inflammation rs
duces swelling and - acts as a rube
facient, - thus ' circulating . the blood
through the diseased part, permitting
or aldtns; .Nature W permanently re
move the , trouble- entirely; t Sold by
KlntTi Drug- Co n(
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COTTON
New York, Jan. 4 Basing my
figures upon returns from represen
tative gins throughout the cotton
belt,-1; estimate that there had been
ginned up to the evening of Decem
ber 81, 1905, out of this years cotton
Drop e.TAs.OOO bales, svhich !s ostl-
mated to bo 90 per cent, ot the crop
and Indicates a total glmilnf for the
season of 10,8ZS,000 bales. This esti
mate of the- quantity ginned, it may
I3e fomtarkod, iagreees fcxsj-.tly jwllh
Miss Giles' report of to-day. In which
It is -stated that 90 per cent, of the
crop had been ginned and 96 per cent,
picked, up to the 1st of January.
This total of ,731,00O compares with
a total of 9,292,000 ginned up to the
13th of December, 1905, and as com
pared with, previous years, the total
ginned Is as follows:
Est. Olnned
Yar. to Dec. 8L.
1903 9,781,000
19Ml.-..w;.... 12.637,000
1903. .v.. 8.924.000
1902........ .. 9,338,000
ESTABLISHED 1880
C. P ELLIS & COMPANY
Cotton Commission Merchants
MEMBERS OF
The New York Cotton Exchange. New
Orleans Cotton Exchange. Liverpool
cotton Brokers Association, New Or
leans Board of Trade.
Cotton Kxchange Bnlldlng
NEW ORLEANS
Special attention given to executing
or orders m contracts for future de
livery of cotton In all the markets.
CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED,
DR. C L. ALEXANDER,
DENTIST.
" CARSON BUILDIxfe
Southeast Corner
FOURTH AND TRYON STREETS.
HUBBARD BROS. & CO.,
HANOVER SQUARE, NEW YORK.
MEMBERS OF New York Cotton Ex
change, New Orleans Cotton Ex
change. Associate Members Liver
pool Cotton Exchange.
ORDERS SOLICITED For the pur
chase and sale of cotton for future
delivery. Correspondence invited.
JAMES E. MITCHELL CO.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
COTTON YARNS
CONSIGNMENTS SOLTCITEn
Philadelphia, 123 ami 124 Chestnut St.
Boston, 185 Summer St.
New York, No. 51 Leonard St
. Commer
cial Cron.
13,654,000
... 10,003,000
10,674,000
The census gives no figures for pre
vious years up to, the Slst of Decem
ber. These I have arrived at for pur.
poses of' comparison ,by assuming
that the ginning, as 'estimated by me.
has proceeded in the . same ' ratio to
previous years as was shown by the'
figures to December 13. , n , , r-
It Is to be noted that the amount
ginned up to 13th of December, lSOS.
as stated by the census In a Corrected
bulletin of the 3rd ot -January is d,
293,000 Which Is 10.000 more than, the
figures as . originally - published, by
which amount the ginning In'MorUt
Carolina , la Increased. ", - .
- i .THEODORB H. PRICE.
Oommissloa Mes-chaata 1 . '
345 and 347 Broadway, New
vt;'cbTT0lYisiITa..:-"
'Ail numbers, Stems; Warps,
v"--f: Oops ttnd Cones ' i
, COTTON G00D3.
, "Tfflfi STAMP OF PER
FECTION." Our namd ou machinery
means that in its manu
, facture quality was the
first consideration," price
the second. That is why
, we grow. v;
.JsUmiFACTURERS OF ' .J"-,
Cotton Mill, Cotton Oil and
.Other Machinery.
in tmniniAiv fir.nrnnf ami non-conductors of heat. Thev confine the heat to the Dloes an A-?
prevent Its loss through radiation. , Tfcj
They prevent the condensation of steam, saving excessive firing, thereby CTeatly reducing t.e fuel MIL v.,
They last longer than the surfaces to which they are applied, making the saving of fuel aa.aanuai 1
saving. ,.''''
Ti,. fot nhiH on evnerienre. Carev's Ploa Coverings have saved doHar t or many people. utZ ' i .
will do the same for you.
For Farther Information and Estimates, address, Qharlotto
Branch, . '-:i;'-i
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THE PHILIP QAREY MFG. GO.,
, - m r a. r n TImJIas. UWJlm V
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MILLER & COMPANY !
EXCHANGE BROKERS.
No. 100 Broadway, - - - New York.
Members: New York Stock Kxchange,
New York Cotton Exchange, New VorK ,
Coffee Exchange. New Vork Produce Ex- ;
Change, New Orleans Cotton EtchaiiKe. ,
New Orleans Board of Trade, Chlcuga ;
Board of Trade. Liverpool Cotton, Anno- ,
elation. Executes ordero on any of th ,
eatohanges of which, we are members. ,
7 All orders sent to our branch office at j
Greenville, 8. C, will be transmitted j
instantly by prlvste wire to om- main '
office in New York, and executions ret
ported ', promptly. . . ;
The Best Service, prompt Attention,!
Immediate Settlements.
Your Business Solicited.'; ', . .
, F. B. ALEXANDER. Mgr. i
Ut W. Washington St., Qreenvlile. 8. C.
PAULSON, LBSIKROUM & CO.
83 Leonard Street, - - - .
Third and Chestnut Streets,
210 Monroe Street - - -
Ml
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
COTTON SEED OIL
and Gin Machinery
NOT IN ANY COMBINATION $
OR TRUST.-
Complete, plant from fifteen to g
,twonundrea tons capacity, tspe- &
- clal small oil plants for gin- i
neries. Complete cotton gin- :
nlng systems. X ;
E. Van Winkle Gin and i
Blachine Works, S;
ATTiANTA, - - GEORGIA.
CO.
J. SPENCER TURNER
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
OFFICES; New York, Philadelphia, Chicago, St. Louis, LsNiAoa. l&udaod.
Yarns and Cotton Piece Goods. '
HUGH MACRAE & CO.,
Bankers j
, Mlsoellaneious Southern Securities j
WILMINGTON, N. C.
Washington, D. C, 408 Colorado Rldg i
Cotton Mill Stocks
CROMPTOM THAYER LOOM CO.
WORCESTER, MASS. i
FANCY COTTON AND GINGHAM LOOMS.
ALSO MAKERS OF DOBBIE8. EITHER DOUBLE OR 8INOL& INDtX
TO BE APPLIED TO OTHER LOOMS.
SOUTHERN REPRESENTATIVES. - ' .
ALEXANDER & GARSED, - - - Charlotte, loVO,
JENCKES SPIAJAJirJC CO.
WILLIAM B. CHARLES,
Commission Merchant.
COTTON YARNS. ALL COUNTS I
, COTTON GOODS j
COTTON AND COTTON WASTE.
PAWTUOKET, RX v ;
COTTON YARN SPINNERS. CONVERTERS AND DEALERS.
Correspondence With' Southern Spinners Solicited. 'v
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Amsterdam, New York.;
O. a. BOBBINS
Complete Equipment for Cotton Mill, Power Plants !.i
and General Maehnerv. v
CHARLOTTE, N0&TH CAROLINA.
RICHARD A. BLYTHE,
Commission Merchant.
COTTON WARPS AND YARNS.
High-Grade Spindle, Loom, Engine and Valve
No. 114 Chestnut Street,
PHILADELPHIA, .... PA.
Machinery for farm and fac
tory. FniririK "Three kindsl from 12
to 150 H. P.
RfiWTS' Return Tubular, and
.""Portable: on . skids,
from 12 to 150 H. ft, - Sl,
fcproYedGin Madiinek
arid , Presses, arid complete
outfits of capacity of 100 bales
per day and over. " - : ,
t ' all sues, in use in
the South'" v ' . -; V; "
Pulleys zrJSfcaflinj;8
" x A1 x i ii uom tne
smallest to complete cotton
mill outfits. ; Ki l 0;r i
llDDElJL-;:COr.lPANY,
' ' ff,r H. It f
A. D. SALKELD is BRO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
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S0-7S Leonard 8fp NEW YORK.
COTTTON TARNS.
Fred'k Vietor Ss Achelis.
WM.. D'OLIER Ss CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
COTTON. YARNS
i Third And Chestnut Rt.
j. MArlner and Merttant Hide
. PUILADELTHIA. PA.,. '
HAW, VICK
OILS
Rnginem, Belt Oils arid Greases, Lubricating 3NsMe. Ready-Mixed PahttB.''
Cold Water Paints. , - VTr
Agents watuca' vreaain compounds.
GEO. B. HISS OIL CO.
CHARLOTTE, J. 1 ,
tlrV? -tilt
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IMPORTANT TO STBRM USBBB L
Keep your Boiler Pre From Scale pjr tTalxtg .. ' 4-
"LORD'S BOIXER COMPOCTSD8.M , , .
Wt analyse the seal and water aad 'piPepar special r chemlcais to guit
your requirements. Ail shipment guaranteed. Send sample ot cJa and
consult,
sh a bharp- Bt.-
HENRY.1 W. LORD,
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SalUmore, Md. !
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V i ' if as, , t t , ,
y-'t; :.r:Cotton Gin i:-hir-r:. .
N,... -.:Ask any .experienced g!nnr r
PRATT. EAGLE. SMITH. i.
MUNGER ; ( '
If Interested we woul 1 I ' t
you what tho"nnds of I
tomers say. .' A, rife for
testimonial bowkiet
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