CHARLOTTE DAILY." Or.JilftYCR, JANUARY 10, 190G,
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CCH-'IIICD . AD I'lliAXCE
COTTON MARKET MOKE ACTIVE
On tJie Jler-Ia of Uwb Cwihus Report
- . Prices' Advanc ed hharply, .but Lost
V , f , ; Xot of the Oalit Before tho Close
. . . The Closing Tone Steady v $. . rl -
- -Nw Torkr!imi.Th ootton : market
, " wa 1 more active -and Immediately foi
. , lowing- the census report advanced very
unai'p.y. nut lost max of the gain before
. . W the clone which was at a net advance or
;v '- only V to point Hales for. the day were
' , ' estimated at (KiO.QOO bales. - .The market
, , opened steady t unchanged price to an
' ' ,- - advance of 3 point on covering of short
and a little wall street support. Cabli
- ' were considered about a. stand ort with
rf j v ' ulifrhtlr dUappolptlng future offset by a.
' continueo kooo aemana tor spot cotton
'A :v,v .at an advance of tlx point and after the
V, open prtee here worked up to a net nd
"v. vance of about 4 to 6 point on the
i' active month, This was followed by
U scattering .liquldatien preparatory to the
. oenau figure; end during the early affer-
f noon im ' mtirsei acted . ratner untettieo
) with If arch' declining in 11.32 or about -
polat net lower. Imlde of ten minute
after the report of the census bureau wa
i flt-s. . - muea Marcn had Deen forced up to u.w
an0 a1 to M-7.or about JO point above
uia pripe current a few . moment pre
f f -vlomly and 19 to 20 point above the clo.
" "gure oryeateraay. .There was active
. . ' . 4radlnr on the advani'A with .Wall street
v bull agresslve, but there wa till heav-
. " ier realising In the last half hour ana
-, ' the market broke, with March -closing at
I '1JL63, The cloiing tone wa steady. ' The
J census report seemed to be about as ex
n -.Dected for the last several days-and. the
j violent advance Immediately following its
-a. . poBucaiion seemea to reneoc me eixoru ot
' bullish Interpretation of the flgrue. which
: . . according to estimates of local authorities
X . point to a crop of between 10,176,000 and
Sj JO,60O,W bale a the growth of the cur
u rent season. .-
Receipts at th port to-day 21. WS bates
'against 32,688 lat .week an A (7,800 lust
year, f"or the week (estimated) 12E.009
bale against 149,799 last week and 179,.
." 80S last year, To-day's, receipts at New
' Orleans 8.784 bale against 20,068 last year.
t and at Houston S.633 kale against ,13
i last year. .
-Spot closed Qilipt; middling uplands,
. 1X.il: mfldllng gulf, 13.00; sales. 70s bales.
A . Futures' opened steady. January offer.
. , yed, 11.88: February offered. IXMv March,
. v . 0JL; April. 11.66; Ma U.G9; Jubvlt69;
? August, U.Mi September. .. IO30 bid ; Oct
'. ober offered, 10.85,. ' t
i --Future closed steady. 'Closing bids:
January 11.30; February. 11.38; March,
,11.63; April, UStt May. 1165; June. 11.67;
J July, 1L70; August, 11.66; September, li.00;
-i Ocobe 10.83.
-k High nd low: January, .IU.1;
Febrary. .46ll.45: March, U.GSni.38;
April. ll.B6ail6: May, U,-r9U.; July,
lLRVfllM; August, U.Edll 61 ; September,
J1.07.98; October, 19.90(10.76,
t STOCK MARKKT1RRBG ULAR.
iMany Prominent Stocks Onjocted to
" Irofit-Takinjf KtMisatiouul Ad
nances in southern Iron on Strength
, - of Rumors.
, ' ew Jan. 9. The movement of price In
Jto-day' market was contused and ir-
regular from start to finish and little re
mained of the gains at the end of the day.
.The pursuit of the movement to take
profit wa continued and many of the
.-most prominent stocks In the recent tnove
(ment were subjected to this process. Mean
time new stocks were pushed forward in
to prominence, 'inere was little news to
accompany the various movements and
the explanation for them dealt more
with technical market condition than
with anything bearing on change in
etual value. In the United States Steel
stocks a tendency was manifest to alter
nate from one to the other, yesterday's
rise in. the common giving place t steady
- realizing to-dny, wnilo the preferred was
poshed upwards, .with strong sentimental
effect on the whole market. The South
ern 'Iron stock made sensational Advances
and rumor were revived that the ar
rangement for the expected merger were
being completed. The high priced Norlh-
. western Granger and Pacific moved up
ward widely and easily and old jitorle of
coming -extra, dinbursemonts and of new
. alliance played a prominent part In the
1 movement. Rumor -of absorption of the
Missouri, Kansas & Texas bv the Bur-
llngton jind of the Kansa. City Southern
by BU JPfui -were .used adtk effeet There
was ffeeTeallzlng in Union Pacilic, Read
IrnpTthe coppers and some other, stocks.
.- whole the market thus continued to show
i tv degree of strength Its action conveyed
: ! an hnpresslon of more effect in austatn
1 ing jprjee than that of yesterday. Tho
-: money market showed some further re
Inxation but the continued . flrmnew of
foreign exchange keep alive the problem
'-. If .how far the decline In Interest -rates
' - can fco without precipitating an outgo of
I. gold, Tho rise In the moopv rate at 8
per tfent. contributed to the late reaction.
: which wiped out most of the day s gain
and nmade the closing easy.
. Bohds were firm. Total ilej par value,
J3,9eo,ooo.
United 8tatcs bonds were all unchanged
on-eall. .
Total sales were 1,360.800 shares. Includ
ing; Amalgamated Cipper,. 94.B0O; Ameri
can Cotton Oil, S.SXt; preferred, 200; Am
erican Sugar. 60.200! Anaconda Mining,
24,0Qt Atchison. 39,100; Canadian Piiciflo.
!.' 88,000 Chesapeake & Ohio, U.SCKT: North
western, 24,900; Louisville & Nashville, 44,-
: 000; Mi"ouri, Kansas & Texas, "200; New
York Central. 21,700; Norfolk & Western
" W.400 Pennsylvania,. 101.400; Reading, 60,.
800; . Republic eel. 44 00; Southern Pa,
ciflc, 28.700; Southern Railway, 7,&; pre
. ferred, 800: Tennessee Coal & Iron, 7.900;
- tTntbn Pacific, 147,800; United States Steel.
fil.800; preferred, 23.900; Virginia-Carolina
Chemical. 4.800; Central Leather, 23,100;
Slots-Sheffield, 6,700.
I New Orleans Cotton.
New Orleans, Jan. 9. Spot cotton quiet
and very llttlo doing. Sale 960 bales, in
cluding 400 to arrtve and 400 fob; quota
tion -unchanged; middling 11 9-16. .
Futures opened 1014 points up on better
. : Liverpool than expected and while the
transaction were small tho market
fluctuated four to Ave point In either di
rectlon, but when the bullish bureau gin
ner report was posted prices moved up
Ji to 16 points abox-e the opening 1'ig.ures
for the active position.
;; Realizing sules carrlecl prices down
gradually- to about the opening figures.
r: Themarket closed steady with net gains
Of 11 to 1 poinU.
' Cotton futures. Closing: January, U.4'i;
. February. ll.fi:; March, 11.71; April, 11.70;
Hay, 11.801 June. 11.84; July. 11.90.
.,." '. Liverpool Cotton. ;
Llvernoot JM. Cotton, spot In fair
Bemand; prices six points higher; Amerl
. 'can middling fair, 6.66: St'xxl middling, ti..1l;.
-t'1 middling,' . 13; low middling, 5.97; good
ordinary. B.79: ordinary. 5.3. The nle of
, the day were 10.000 btues of which 500 were
.'.for speculation and export and included
' ,8 SCO American. Receipts fin.oro bales, in-
eluding 45.600 American. Future opened
J , -easier rlid closed steady. ..American mid-
dllng g, a. c: January, 6d; Janunrv-Keb-nv.
ruary, 6d; Febmary-Murcli. 6.03: Mnrch
April, i.09: April-Mast. . a.W;, May-June,
.12i June-July, 6.13; July-August, 6.14; An-
i, . gust-September, .06;- September-October,
186; October-November, 6.79; November
lr, December, 6.78, K
Si ' - New Tork Prodnee. -
" New York, Jan. ' J.Floitr Steady but
- (lull. v ,
Rye flour Dull. i
h: ; Buckwheat flour-Steady. ,
f Buckwheat Steadyj - '
."i Cornmeal Steady n v " .?
Rye Nominal.1 ' ' -
- ;- Barloy Steady. '
Wheat-Firm: NO. 2 red. 90V elavetor.
' , Option, firm at Vitf4c. net advance. May,
r' 98; July. 804.
ijCorn Easy:' No. 3, 67V4 old elevator.
V.j5ptlon partly net blghor. January,
BJ-Mi asar. rni juiy. w-. j
'f Oat-teady; mixed, !b$437, -' r
' . Beef Steady.
" " Cut meat Stendr. ' - sS '
, Laiil--Kasv; Western steamed; 1tMj!i.Vto'.
' refined quiet; continent, 8.20; compound,
i Cotton eed oil a hade- lower for spot
prima summer velloWj but firm otherwise.
Prime crude ; fob m'Hs, .2&4tft2b! prime
trammer yellow, mia'i; prime white and
winters yellow, SSa x
Freights-Steady, unchangedlv t -
, - Potatoes Steady, unchanged. ' 4
- Cabbage Steadyv wnchanged
, s j.' Peantits-Kasiy. unchangec!. J " ,
' Butter-Strong, unchanged, J-' '
, Cheee-i-Firm, unnhangra. '- " . '
' Kkbs Firm; nearby selected, 343t.
" - Tnrptntlne-pull, 667 aked. '
Rlee-Steady . , v.-.-, J
"Molmaes-Qulet. J -',..
" J Coffee Snot Rio ateadyf No 7 Jnvolcar
fl 8-16; r mild, eteadv. Futurs steady at a
Det eovance or ovmv ptnnw.
- SSSfa umssm pv.w-scjjimiiAE.TV-cc.acn?; t c
- ' Xaval Stot6s.' - :
Savannah, ? Ga rJatt.- ' i-Torpentlne
Firm.. alei-1,171 ; receipt, 4; sliip
ments. 363. " .'-i , ' -J
Kotn--urm: sale, ,iw, reeeipis, i.au.
hlpinent,i-77Sj etock. 6i.8-"7. Outrtjtlons:
A, B, Cf 316; t, Hi 3 2?: V. J0;
ft, 88.2511, h&.t, 13 80. K M,
X4.w &-: Wy w. ijw; vy. w ,..
Wilmington, K C. 'Jan. 9-SplrlU tnj-
pentme trm, as Din; recmpvs, jio.
. Bosln Firm, 83.28 bid; receipt, 7a "7
Crude turpentlno-rFlrm, V,3Q, Itfift and
- PAIMT COTTON , MARKET ,
Ji f "l NEW TORk' COTTON' t"
x V ' ' - " . January f, '190$.
tJ . ' High Iow Close
innunrv . :.- 114 a. 1119- 1118-40
February ., .. , 1146 1145 1138-40
March. 1149 1138 J153,5
April i J36B 1166 1158-67
Juno .. . .. ' U87-68
Jl - '.f.. 1185 1163 m 1170-71
August f. ,i im J15S fJISS-Sf
September n. .. ... .... hot Jtws - uiw-w
October .... .t 1090 1076 1083-86
Scots 1176: sales none; market tone
teady. s ,
CHARWiTTE COTTON MARKET,
The figure represent prices ' paid to
wagon Jan. 8. . , "
flood middling ,.'.. -r
Middling i. .. ., "J.'.. .. ,. ifik-i.U
Strict, middling.. ,.. J,. -1..11J4
Good "middling Tinge.; .. . ..'jT.f'i'-J'
Strict midllng tinge,. . -,
Stain . T. - ... ..i4l4
COMPARATIVE! PORT RECEIPTS
i. . , , . Tester r Lett
-y . 'day: i Tear.
r.ilvMtn - ..- 8695 10393
New Orleans .. .. ,T82 VSOOi'ii
Mobile ' 20
Savannah .. .v . .. S; 41iJ
Charleston . .. . " , e."-!
Wilmington-,.. .. . ,. .' ' '
Norfolk : U94 imi
New York ,. rnm :J
Boston .. . 62SVT t, - 687
Philadelphia .. ,
Various 1 ... . 1 ;
Total astlmate '. '.. M&49 .,' 17900
ESTIMATES- - i- :
To-day lat Tear
Now Orleans ; 000 to-7600 17006
Houston .. .. .. .. .. .. 4000 to 4500 8238
Galveston . .. .; wow to WOO , 47X8
INTERIOR RECEIPT8;.',.
- '. Yester
Last
: day.
Year.
Memphis . . .
' 267S
421
. S41
f 680
9139
Augusta-.. .
St. Loui ,
Cincinnati ..
Houston ..
Little Rock
816
: t-
8533'
PORT MOVEMENT.
Galveston steady ' rj!
New Orleans steady i " n?
Mobile firm
Savannah auiet
.11
1154
Charleston nominal . .
Wilmington nominal
Norfolk quiet ........
Baltimore nominal . . ..
New York quiet ....
ml
1175
12U0
Boston quiei
Philadelph
phla :
steady ....
INTERIOR MOVEMENT.
Hnuttan fiiilet
11 9-16
11
11
Augusta, quiet and steady
Memphis quiet
St. boula quiet
Cincinnati
Lculsville firm v-
11
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
"January 9.
WHEAT
High Low Close
May ...
July ...... ...
feept ember . .
87 3-8 86 3-4 87 3-4
86 6-8 83 3-4 84 G-S
... ....83 82 8-8 ,83
.".CORN
May 441-2
July -,. . . .'. ...... . . 46 1-8 47 ?-8
(September ,.f. ...45 J.-4 '45
May .... 82 1-4 32
July 30 3-4 301-4
44 7-3
451-8
454.
32 1-4
30 3-4
September . n-c
PORK "'
January 13.75 13.65 fl3.65
May ...... 1405 13.87 13.87
LARD
January 7.D5 7.65
May .. 7-67 7.62
RIBS-- '
January ...... J-50 7.45
May ...... ".82 7.57
7.S2
7.65
7.4a
7.57
NEW TORtC BONDS.
- - January 9, 1006.
U. S. refunding in, reglatered 102
U. B. refunding 1!. coupon 102
U. 8. 3s. registered 1S
U. S. Ss. coupon
103
U. S. Old 4 regbtered ...
U. 8. Old 4.-coupon
U. S. New 4a, .registered
U.' S. New. 4s, coupon ....
American Aobacco 4 ' ...
American Tobacco u ...
Atchison generul 4
Atchison adjustment 4
.. 103
.. 103
.. 130',i
.. 1301,
.. 81
.. lWi
.. 103"!,
.. 9414
Atlantic Coat Lino 4
1IC
Baltimore Ohio 4 104
Baltimore A Ohio
Brooklyn R. T. cv. 4 6
Central of Georgia tm 113 ,
Central of Georgia 1st Ino, .......... 93
Central of Georgia 2nd 1-ne. m
Central of Georgia, Sd Inc 74',4
Cheapeak"o & Ohio 134 J8Vi
Chicago & Aalton 3sH 79
Chicago, B. & Quincy new 4s
Chicago, R. R. iY Pacific 14. U. 4.. 79i
Chicago. R. L & Pucilic R. R. col. 6 89
C, C, C. & 8t. Loui gen. 4s 1031,
Colorado Industrial 6 Ser. A. 78
Colorado Industrial 5s Ser. B.,
Colorado Midland 4h ........ 77
Colorado & Bouthem 4s S44
Cuba 6s -. .i 108
Denver & Rio Grande 4 ofd. 100
Distiller' Secutltie 6
Krle prior lien 4s 99;.
I-Jrie General 4s ........ .. 92
Hocking. Valley 4 107
ajpun m 99i
Japan 6s. 2nd Serie ;..:.,.,.; 9
Japau 4. certltlcatea 83
Japan Mia, centlticatas 2nd Series..., ft3H
LouUville & .Nfish. . Unified 4s. 104
Manhattan eonsol gold 4a 103
Mexican Central 4 .vi. 7H
Mexican Central 1st "Inc. . 25
Minn. & St, Loufs 4 ..,;."...,.. 96
Missouri, Kansa & Texa r 4 4. wo4
Missouri. Ka-nsas & 'Itexas Inds
nanonm k. . oi mbiico cojmoi ts
New York Central gen. 3a
New Jersey Central general At....
Northern Paciflo 4s .........
Northern Pacific- d
Norfolk A Western consol 4 ........
Oregon Short Line rfdg. 4 ..v
86
8814
131
105
m '
.Stilt
1044
fenn. ev.
Readings General' 4:v..; 102
St IjouI A iron Mountain consol 6s.. 116
at, Loui 4- San Francisco .fg, M..,, 614
St. Loui g'western con, 4a 81,
Seaboard Air Line 4 , 90
Boutlrm- Pacific 4 ..i.Ui.4 ; Vk
Southern Tactile 1st 4a certnicatet.f.. S6
Southern- Railway 6 ........ - 118-
Texa & Pacific 1st 121
Toledo, St. L. & Wostern.4 HIU
Union Pacific 4,.,. ,........,. 1K
Union pacific ov.: 4a : J54
U. S. 6,tecl Aid. 6 i;. VJ .
Wabash tsta- - i 115
Wabash fteb. B. . ....... irt.......w 74-
Western Md, fit v.,i:...v'' 74
Wheeling A Lake Krle 4 Din
Wisconsin Central 4a .....,.......,. .0314
A reaohabl amount 'of food thor
ouajnly fllgeated anJ properly atslmt
Iata m alweyg increase t tho
etrenKth. Jf your atomach is 'HttU
pit" Kodot Dyspepsia Cura will digest
what you eat end enable the digestive
organs to assimilate end transform ell
foods mt ilBsue-bulldlnff blood.. Kodol
relieves Soar Stomach, - Belching,
Heart-Burn end ell forme of Indigestion.-
Palatable and strengtheainr.
Sold Klnfa prur Co. , ,
. STODDARD HASEFJCK RICHARD
dl:.:ee and Calcutta eurups
KrlttforPrlca
" CtsOSINa' STOCK LIST.
V
; Januarjr , ISM.
Amulgamated Copper 1
American Car & Foundry' .v., t 4A -American
Car A Foundry Pfd, lw
American Cotton, Oil ,.;...,,.A..,, 89
American Cotton Oil Pfd.i-M..if.'-J
American.. ffirnrMt... j 223 ;
American Hldo 4 Leather Hd, 40'i
American Ice .. ray.e a
.American icer rt . ...,...
Ameriaanr Llnieed Oil v '.' ,,
American' Linseed Oil Pfd........... 41
American Locomotive -76
American Locomotive Vfd. a,.. 117 y
. Amtrimn Hmeltlnv A ttefna ... .v.i.vltrt
American Smelting & Refng. Pjtd... 127,
America i Sugar Keflning ,....,10',
American Tobocc,' ptd. qortlt.... 1O6I4
Anaconda Mining' Co... ...4 iv'-85
Atcblton 94
AtchUon Pfd J'B
Atlunlle ff.- TJn ... : ........ .i 15814
Baltimore & Ohio v 4
Baltimore & unto ma ; j
Brooklilt Rapid Transit t, 884
Canadian Paciflo 174
Central of New Jersey ...... 223
Chesapeake A Ohio M
Chicago' & Alton ....... 80
Chicago, A Alton Tfd
Chicago Great Weatein 21
Chicago & Morthwestern ...225
Chicagcl Mil. St. Paul 183
Chicago Terminal A Trana ,.AQ$tU
Chicago Terminal & Tran. Pfd....,, !."
C C. C. & St., Louis 106
Colorado Fuel tc Iron ,t...t.......,is-- W
olorado & Southern ....32
Olorado & Southern 1st Pfd 70
olorado V Southern-2nd Pfd. ...... M
Consolidated Gaa ... J76H
Corn Products W
Corn Products Pfd, M
Delaware & Hudson 223
Delaware. Lackawanna & West, .... 4t0
Denver & RIq Grande 38
Senver & Rio Grande Pfd 4
istlllers' Securities 8214
Brio 4H
Erie 1st Pfd. ............ " .'804
Krle. 2nd Pfd. 14
General Electric ..... 178
Hocking Valley H6
Illinois Central 176
Itttems-lionai; papere' 23
International Paper Pfd, .."88
Intermklonal Pumn 27
International Pump Pfd ,- 79
tcwa Central 3014
Iowa Central Pfd 60
KansasAJity Southern ...i 86
Kansas Kity southern rra. , tHi
Ioulsvllle & Nashville 1 162
Manhattan L 160
Metropolitan Securities 73
Metropolitan St. Ry. 124H
Mexican Central - 25
Minneapolis A St. Louis 82
Minn., St. P. & Sault. Ste. M 16114
Minn.. St. P. & Sault St. M. Pfd 177M,
Mlssov1 .Pacific 100
Missouri, Kansas & Texas m
Missouri. Kansas & Texas. Pfd 70
NaUonal Lead 83igSS
National R. R. of Mexico Pfd 38
New York Central 164
New Yrk Ontario & Wsetern 51
Norfolk & Western 87
Norfolk & Western Pfd 93
North Aaterican 101
Pacilic Mail 48
Pennsylvania 144
People' Gas 101
Pittsburg. C. C. & Ct. Louis 83
Pt Awed Steel Car , . - 66',i
Pressed Steel Car Pfd 99
Pullma,n Palace Car 240
Reading , 143
Reading 1st rfd ; SW4
Reading 2nd Pfd. 8ti
Repubilo Steel
Republic Steel Pfd. 10814
Rook Island Co 23
Rock Island Co. Pfd 6214
Rubber Cloods
Rubber Goods Pfd 100
St. Louis & San. Fran. 2nd Pfd 48
Bi. ijoiin ssouinwesiern -i",
St. Loujs Southwestern Pfd. ..: 58"
Southern Paciflo '. 67.
Hcuthe.V Pacihc Ffd lis.
Southern Railway 3711
SoutUeV Railway Pfd 100
Tennewee Coal & Iron , 147
Texas & Pacific Xi
Toledo, St. Louis & West 34
Toledo. St. Louis & West. Pfd 6
Union Pacific 154
Union Pacific Pfd 97
urtlted states Kxpress lie
TTnited State Leather . -
United Statea leather Pfd.
United States Realty 80
United (State Rubber 52
United State Rubber Pfd. 112
Unned States Steel ; 4414
united State BtaeTpra. A . . . . . . l 107
Virginia-Carolina Chemical 5414
Virginia-Carolina Chemical Pfd 114
Wabash 20
Wabash Pfd; 41-
Wells-Fargo Expreai 235 -
Weatlnghouse Electric 172
Western Union n
Wheeling & Lake Erie 17
Wisconsin Central 30
Wisconsin central fta. bi
The Dry Goods Bferket.
New York,- Jan. 9. Condition In the dry
goods market to-day were somewhat ha
proved. owing to the bullish glnners re
port nud to certain operation in the print
cloth market, which portend according to
,-ivitlioiKies higher prices In finished good.
Robbers reported sitahtiy increased trade.
as a result-o an advance.
Chicago .Grain. ,
Clilcuco. Jan. 9. -An unexpectedly large
decrease In the worlds visible supply of
wneat whs tne enter ractor contriDutmg
to a strong close to-day in the local wheat
market. Final quotations ' on the May
option 'were up 9Vt'. Corn was up if
ViC Oats were ; practically unchanged,
and provision were 5H(g7c. lower.
coton
New. York, - Jan. 8.-I take this
met hod of thanking: my corresrpotidcnts
throughout the South for the advices,
which have enabled me so accurately
to forecast the glnners' report of the
Census Department, published to-day
My forecast of. this report, published
on the 3rd of January, was 9,731,000,
which I then estimated to be 90 uerl
cWit. of this year's cotton production.
The exact figures as published by the
government to-day, are 8,721,773 bales.
The difference between my figures and
those ot the govefnment estimate la,
therefore, only 9,227 bales. If my esti
mate of the quantity to bo ginned af
ter the 1st of January Is aa correct as
my forecast of the glnners' figures,
this year's production Is approximately
lo.800.ooo bales of rottoti, xvhlch. esti
mate is fully, confirmed by tha fact
that, after the -1st of January In the
three years in which tho government
has bean feubllshms these glnners1 re
turns, there 'Has never been less than
1,000,000 bales ginned: and In the sea
son ot 1902-3 (wltrr which the n resent
year most closely Corresponds), there
were approximately 1.400.000 bales Bin
ned after the. 1st ot January,
" THEODORE H, . PBICE
CATLIRi & CO.
"ttmiffdattotf Hercbeato'''
845 and 347 Broadway. New
" ' York , .
Boston, ; , Foiladelphia.
; - cqrroir ks.
ill numbers, iskeiiis Warps.
; Oops and Cdnes ,
V cOTToiiVooobi',
& COMPANY. COSTCN, KASt
i
CONDENSED STATEMENT OF,
The First, national Bank
OF' RTTCHMONIJ, VIRGINIA," ,i
JANUARY U. W05.
;resoorce8. , w
-'..i s ii ui.it atif
Loan and discount ..-i.wi.tl.iSS.MO.SJ
Overdrafts v,.v..v. ',....... 3,44132
V. 8,; bonds at par 'IH.6Q0M
, - . (Market value 1642,300.80)
Premium on U. 8, bond ...... 0.60
Other stocks and v bonds 819949
Bankmg-i house -'....,... 23,00000
Furniture and fixtures . e.00
Otksr Richmond real estate... 10.675,73
Vlrgiofa-, bonds , :. 300.000.00
Cash, and due from banks .. .1,300,836.93
.' ' l,778,843.2
- V, .LIABILITIES.
Capital :....7y,..,. t oo,6oo.00
fnirolue fund 4oe.oun.40
Undivided profits 126.049-44
Unearned discounts , 60,00000
Accured Interest and taxes.... 18.B02.02
Circulation 599.feo.ofl
Depealts 4:t.... . 4.641.802.41!
Bpnd account 442.5O0.O0
'-,''- $6,778,843.92
Ws solicit the aceaunta of banks, cor
eoratlons. Arms and Individuals and will
be pleased to meet and correspond with
thoae who - contemplate making changes
or opening- new -accounta.
, JNO M, MILIAR. .Tr.. Cahier,
HOOK AND ROGERS
ARCHITECTS
C1IARLOTTE A GRUICNSBORO, N.C.
Wheeler, Runge and Dickey
ARCHITECTS ;
Second Floor 4C' Building,
C!HAJIWTTE, S.C.
FRANK P. MILBURN
ARCHITECT
Columbia,
S. C.
BANDY & TERRELL,
GREENSBORO, N. C.
Consulting, Hydraulic and Sewer
Engineers. Plans end estimates for
power plants and sewer systems made
on application.
Bandy A. M., Ph. B. Assoc. M. A.
M-. So. C. E., end Terrell, C. B,
Rentater.
ESTABLISHED 1880
C. P ELLIS X COMPANY
Cotton Commission Merchants
-MEMBERS OF
The New Tork 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' market.
COHRESPONDENCE SOLICITED.
DR. C. L. ALEXANDER,
DENTIST.
CARROX BUILDING
SoiltheaKt Corner
FOURTH AND TRVOX STREETS.
HUBBARD BROS. & CO..
HANOVER SQUARE. NEW YORK.
MEMBERS OP 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
11 CONSIGNMENTS SOLICITED
Philadelphia. 122 end 124 Chestnut St.
Boston, 185 Summer St.
New York, No. 51 Leonard St.
"THE STAMP OF PER
FECTION." Our nam on machinery
means that in its manu
facture quality was the
first consideration, price
the second. That is Khy
we grow.
MANUFACTURERS OF
Cotton Mill, Cotton QU and
Other Machinery.
Machinery fr Farm and Fac
'tory. . : ; ;
FmriflK Three kinds, from 12
u,5?lo to 150 H. P,
RnilArc Return Tubular and
mmh Portable on skids,
from 12 to 150 H. Pr
Improved Gin Machinery.
and Presses, and Complete
outfits of capacity of 100 bales
per day and oVer. .""v-
.W Milk Four or five kinds,
the.l3outh.'. v4 f
Pd!eys and Shafting,
smallest to complete cotton
milloutfits. ' r
Ll D DE L I COMPANY
if
;CMe,K.C
rCOTTON'WllLt.lVlAeHINERY.
ilWM( '
i t ,
. MAIN 01 1011
OUTH TRYOM 8T
WHAKtOTTI, N.O, . r
Revolvins Hat Card,
Railway fleads,
Drawing Frames,
Spinning Frames,
Twisters and Spoolers
'Qutllers and Reels.
Looms,
COMBERS
ETC., ETC
flHTIlt
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THE LARGEST PIPE COVERING PLANT IN THE UNITED STATES
lhe Philip Carey Mfg. Co., Cintinnati, Ohio; Manufacturers if 85 fee Cent Carbonate ef Magnesia -
The strength and good quantities of our pipe covering lies In the combined qualities of the Magnesia end '-nVk.
Asbestos in such proportions as to gives thorough y adhesive, fire proof covering, as well as a non-con- "j tf : ;;
ductor of heat '(A 5-'-
Garey's Pipe Coverings Tire Especially Good .
Rnr Hnt Water Pines. Low Pressure and 8
Gold Water
Are absolutely fire-proof and
prevent Its loss through radiation.
re vent Its loss through radiation. (
They prevent the condensation of steam, saving oxcesslve firing, thereby f.reatly reducing tre fuel bill.
They last longer than the surfacas to which they are applied, making tue savins of fusl an nnn
saving
These facts are based on experience. Carey's Pipe Coverings have saved
will do the same for you.
For Farther information and Estimates, address, Gharlotte
Branch,
-: THE PHILIP G71REY MFG. GO.,
216 S. Golle&e St.
MILLER & COMPANY I
: EXCHANGE BROKERS.
No. 100 Rroadway. - - New York.
Member: New York Sfck Exchanf?e,
New York Cotton Exchange. New York
Coffee Exchange. New York Produce Ex
chaneo. Nfw Orleans Cotton Exchange.
New Orleans Board of Trad, Chicag
Board Of Trede. Mverpool Cotton, Aso- j
elation. Executee order on any of th ;
exchanges of which we are members.
All orders sent to our branch office at
Greenville, 8. C. will be tranmittei i
instantly by private wire to our mali) !
ofltee In New York, and exeoutlons rei
ported, promptly. ......
The Best Service, Prompt Attention, !
Immediate Settlement.
Your Business Solicited.
P. B. ALEXANDER. Mgr. .
ill W. Washington St., Oreenvllle, 8. C. i
COTTON SEED OIL j
and Gin Machinery
NOT IN ANY COMBINATION S
I TIll'tT
Complete plant from fifteen to V
two hundred toni capacity, hpe- a
Clal smell oil plants for Rln--tiories.
Comploie cotton gin
ning systems.
E. Van Winkle Gin and
Machine Works, f
ATLANTA, - CiEOIWilA. S
HUGH MACRAE & CO.,,
Bankers
Mlscellanenint Kniithern Securities
WILMINGTON. N. V.
Washington, I. C. 40S Colorado nitlg '
Cotton Mill Stocks
WILLIAM B. CHARLES,
Commission Merchant.
COTTON' YARNS, ALL C01NT3 ;
cotton noons j
COTTON AND COTTON WASTK. j
Amsterdam, New York.!
RICHARD A. BLYTHE,
Commission Merchant.
COTTON WARPS AND YARNS.
No. 114 Chestaut Street,
PinLADEIiPIIIA. - - -
PA.
a: d. salkeld & bro.,
COMMISSION MEIVC1IANTH
M-73 Ieonaiyi -IStl NEW YORK.
COTTTON TARNS.
WITH .
Pred'k Vletor & Achelis.
WM. D'OUER. & G0.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
COTTON YARNS
, Tfalixt. And! Chestnut Ste: -Mariner
and Merchant Bids.
- PHILADELPHIA. PA. s
HAWARD, VIGK
& 0ARK :
Ccltcn Ccrr.issicn
h4 "
f
.STITADT W ;t DA MPDV r , ;
ENQINEER AND CONTRACTOR
. . "V . ..
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SOCKET
Slubbers,
Roving Frames
I pi $ J-V.1-
sir , .
n
Intermediates,
Jack Frame
Pipes. Qarey's
non-conductors of heat
They conflno
PAULSON, LDMKROUM & CO.
mm
83 Leonard Street,
rmrd and Chaatnut Rtrte.tn. . - pmiadeinnia
210 Monroe Street
J. SPENCER TURNER CO.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
OFFICES: New York, Philadelphia, Chlcajro, 8t. Louis, Loadoe. Enclend
Yarns and Cotton Piece Goods. : .
CROMPTOM THAYER LOOM CO
WOKCESTEK, MASS.
FANCY COTTON AND GINGHAM LOOMS.
ALSO MAKERS OF DOBB1K8. KITHKR DOUBLE OR SINGLS! INDKX.
TO BE APPLIED To OTHER LOOMS. v', ;
SOUTHERN RBPRBSENTATIVES. 1 T
ALEXANDER & GARSED, - - - Charlotte, N. C.
JENCKES SPINNING CO.
, PAWTUCKET, R. I. , ;
COTTON TARN SPINNERS, CONVERTERS AND DEALERS. $
m n ii nam . -L -..z'K.f-.
Correspondence With Southern Spinners Solicited.
O. a. ROB BINS
Complete Equipment for Cotton Mill, Power Plants 4
and General Machne.ry. . 1
CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROUITA.;
High-Grade Spindle, Loom, Engine and Valve
. O IL S
Engines, Belt Oils and Greases, Lobricstlne Oreasea. Readv.lftxMl IPalnta.
ilnll U'stw PaintsL ,'
Agenu Watllea'
GEO. B. HISS OIL CO.
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
IMPORTANT TO
! Keep yon Boltera Free
"LORD'S BOIUStt C0MPOIWDS.' . ;" I .
iWt analyse the scale and water and prepare special chemicals) ta gait
your requirements. All shlpmsntji guarttntsed. Send aampla e( keala aat '
eonsult.
S14 S. thup St.
HKNKT. W.
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CCNTI MENTAL CVl CC..?ATiY
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tela . .4,-31
OR. v U LsC, c- ' s
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. ' ' iHAIlOM 0siie
EQUITASLI BUILOINO.
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Automatic Feeders, s
' Openers and Trunk. '
Breaker. laterrnedlate ani
Finisher Lsppers,
Kirschncr Carding Beaters
Thread Extractor,:
Waste Pickersf'etc.;
Raw Stock Dryers.
ETC., ETC.
Coverings
the heat to the pipes
and
- . i'y
dollars for many people, they . , . . ;
... - s$ ;iv
E. P. Tingley, M&r.
New York;
Chicago
f -
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Dresslne Compounds.
Ait-
STB2M USERS
IVom Scale b TJaing , "j r,-
LOKD
Satttwove, MdL J
s --., isf. r..i '.k?-; , i
TOW WArT ONXT .THE BEST
, Cotton Gin Xlachir cry.
Ask any eiperlenced glnner sto
rRATTi - EAGLE, r SMITH, WlN"r: r.
IdUXGER i' - .
; If Interested we would like to t
'-yo what thousands of Hfl - -
tomers say. -tVrtce for -'Cui
ttatimonlal .booklet
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