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c:iai:lotte daily, observer, January 21, looe;; I rlTLE -NET CHANGE IX CO'JTON t i ' "" MiHl' ' d t t CUnnera' . Association Report Wan - .Uhen . Bullish Interpretation, but Cables Were Barely as Good as , ; Dae and Reported Freer bpot Of icriOK ere Another onset. , . . New York,' Jan.' H)The ncotton market opened ;stedy -at an -advance of, 2 to , point on, the report - of . the National C inner Association, whlcb. showing only ! 118,006 bales ginned between Jan. I and f tlon. Cables were barely as good a due, However,-- there were report of mora f i I'berat apot offerings In tha -Atlantic States, and th market eased ftdurlng , no miame morning to sdouc tne Closing -p ' price of yesterday under scattering liuul- .o onnou anOi to, aouonce ot important SUP- f tinrt- 1 s . - . Vit receipt of cotton At the -ports to-day. mini, BJnii uiu ihhi ween 0.110 . -e u iat veiiv nor tn wee ntiniitA -yt:?",s bales,-against 188,840 last week and ;;tvl W0a'. It year. To-day's reoeiota A.t 1 New Orleans.: 8.908 balm, against 11,19 , - ;ast year, ana c Houston, 8,04 bales '" - - . . . , It , ., a, ft ' .Xet txsaea the) Result In Many Casta t Prices Jn SpecnlAlive I'avorltei ' 1 1 .-vi'mWo- "--t. : 'hm.,!,,. -A New York. Jin ML Artlvltv ti at th uuinug puini in ma stock marKec ionnr. A detailed snnlviiia nf th npt hanaea ot ti.e tiny rveals a liberal sprinkling of , j tosteH mrouanoui tn just, in apiie ; .. of the frothy whipping up of prlcea. In . sreculative favorites. This prooeu - a4 coiiMtucuous nt the opening: and again j; 'at the ringing, but was. taken advantage i' of nt both times to tnnrket anormous , lines of vtockB and take prnllt out of the .market The burdaa of sustiilnlna the lata market won thrown un on St. Paul, the r J't-polnt rls )ti which counteracted th v. roaliclng movement which became gen . el after the eppenranoe of the bank a atement, Of the earlier features, Reading rice tn a voiatue nanner points to a new fi record level, Thl ettxi rioatfd . again . . whhin .a raMoi of tha- Weheftt. Others dW not fare so well. Artwcondii, aftr vxiior i: points ntfrnar" tuau- last nvuf. cea JO polum lowers Amalgamated . - Conner waa also under steady pressure of r-Mlixlng and tho mme was true of the i-acinca ani smelting stocks. united - State Steel, preferred, continued it recent strontr tone with a 2-noInt advance, of. whlrh It saved more than ' half at . mo last, t ne nnai siumo m Anaconna had a slightly unsettling effect on tha market, which had commenced to re v caer under tho aggressive leadership of xjio hi, 'aui movement. Total sales of bond par, value, C315, vw. . . . Total sales were 917,900 shares, inctud' ihg. Amalgamated Copper. ,: Amerl 1 cin Cotton Oil. "2.E0O: American Tobacco. J,2ft: Anaconda Mining. 63.100; Atlantic yjoaax. Lane, i.mw; (jnesapeax at onio, a NO: Chicago. Milwaukee & at. Paul. 26 7f; Ixulsvill A Nashville. 6.200: Norfolk western, i.i'ju; fennnyivania. m.juu Peedina. 111.300: Southern Pacific. JW.5200 Southern, 10,800; do preferred, S00; Tennee s Coal & Iron. 800; Union Pacific, 62, ItO: United States Steel, 18.400; do prefer- reo. vz.iw; virgima-tjarouna cnemicai. 1.100- do prefen-ed. 100; Northern Paclno, .BioBg-anenieia eteei, aw. New Orleans Cotton. New Orleans, La.. Jan. 20. -Spot cot ton nrm; sales, i.im Dales, including 4uu to arrive and 1.600 fob; delivered on coii- middling. 11. Futures quiot and steady with prices i to points up. l ne national ginners' mnort had no effect on the market. Trading will doubtless continue light un-tlt- sfter the census bureau report is re solved next Tuesday afternoon. In the trading to-day there was some selling j rum mew lorn, dui. not sumcient to rr&Ke any chance in prices. The market c)osed fairly firm. ; The ' active positions eiiuwuia; xiei, iRwi ov 9 points. - vy U New York Cotton. K r .. 3ew Tork, Jan. 80. Futures opened B'.eauy; January, 11.00 Did; Marcn. U.it May, 11.92; July. 11.06; August. 11.73: Bep. tcmber, 10J,'bidj ipctober, 10 91., ; Fotures. closed . steady. Closing', .elds: January, 11.68; February, 1U4; . March 11.76: AdHI. 11.80: Mav. 11.S7.- JAine. 11 RS July, 11.83: August, 11.72; September, 11.04; ; Spot closed j aulet; . middling uplands 12.25; tnfddllnaulf.liSO; salea I.sU bales ttVMIUJKi July, U.96I&11.89; August. 11.74 bu.u; oepienmer, u.wii.u:'; October, Uverpool Cotton. Liverpool, Jan. 80. Cotton, spot in fair oniiuuia; prices two points lower; Am- criLiui iniuuung iHir, o.w; gooa miadllnr. .U; middling, 6.28; low middling. 6.1Z: good ordinary. 5.94; ordinary, 5.78. The attlet of the day were 8,000 bales of wblch (CO were for speculation and export and It eluded 6,000 American. Receipts 17.000 runes, including u.ttoo American. Futures oiienea easier ana closed steady American middling g. o. c. : January. 6.16; January a id February, 6.16; Februarv and March, 6.17; March and April. 6.W; April and Aay, t.i; May ana June, 6.25; June and July, 8.26; July and August, 67; Auguat and September, 6.20; September and Oc tober, S.M; October and November, 6,80; ; ' . 1 , New Orleans Futures. New Orleans. Jan. SO. Closing bids: January, 11.72; February, 11.76; March. 11.88; April, 12.03; May, 12 II, June, 12.16; July, 13.21. , -.vj Tlie Dry Good Market, New York, Jan. 20.Operatlons were of n:oat!rie vise in uio ary goods market ,v- wuay una yei uie maraer waa in a ory strong position, tsuyers us a rule . are awaiting tor more light on the situa tion before speculating on the future. New Tork Produce. v New York, Jan. 20.-Flour-Dull but aleady. Minnesota patents, 4.ttxg5.00; do oi .60j)3.90; Winter patents, 4Jijj M r - . f-:i Rye flour Quiet. S.70t4.3B. Buckwheat dour Dull. J.102.16. , Buckwheats-Steady, 62tf. a;.'; Cornmeat Steady; flae, 1.3); coarse, 1.01 l.w; kiln dried, 2j862 96. k. Rye Nominal; No. '2 Western, 75. -Barley Steady; feedlngi, noting, 47 JU " ,; . Wheat Barely steady; No. 2 red, 90 elevator, option, mvc net lower- May. - 91'. July. 89.- v Corn Easy;. No. - 2, 66 Options, net unchanged; It a v. SHis. Julv. 61. new etevator. i January,. 65; fi Oats-Steady; mixed, 36W37. , Bef8teady; family, HftlS0O; mess, 9. WjIO ro; beef hams, 30a 60; packed, ' 10JWILOO.- .rt Si- - Cut meats Quiet; pickled bellies, 814 -i J,jrjkle4 shoulders. 6tfiT. pickled bams. V Card--Bteady; Western eteamedV t.M; 15.90; reflned. steady; continent 8.05; "compound, Mi39. :s ' . Pork-Steady; family. 18.09: short cleaf, ' JS 001709; mess. J4.TOt6.00. Tallow Steady; jcity.Vk; ooiintry, 6&5U. Potatoes Steady, unchanged , Cabbage Steady," unchanged. '? 4'v Veannta Quiet, ... unchanged. ; - rt,'Tht--Qulet unchanged. ! 'i fritlfw-eilghtly easier, - . Cfie-ie-Firm,, unchanged.' , . ' E.?-Basv, unchanged. , BoRtn-Steady. 13 80 t Turpentine-Quiet. 67l. -! Rice-Firm r4 domestic, 8Mr1M. Molatsej-Flrm: New Orleana, SOR38--Z. Coffee Spot Rio steady; No. 7 invoice, :' mild, qnlet; Cordova. 9K0VttL.:-'V :- Future Steady, unchanged to points higher. . j. , -ri Sugsr,. Kaw-Stady; ;firrefJnln,S4: ' e ntrlfugal. 8Vi molasses sugar. 214- re. fjied. steady; confectioners A. 4.66; mould A. 806; cutloaf,' 8.40; crushed, 8,40; MS owaerea, , 4.w; granulated, 4.10; cubes, Naval Stores. , Savannah.- Ga4 3nn,- 20-Tu rpentlne fa; ehlp- 5 trnr. kl eaies, ;, kss; . receipts, , Hosiij-Firm: als. laft; receipts, 46U6; , hlpmnts. 8,161; ntocK, 60.44(4. ' 1 Wilmington. N. C," Jan, v.'-Spirtta icrpeiiuni inini aning; .receipts. 11. , . Rosin Firm. 8.T56. receipt, 292. , ' Tar Firm, 81 receipts, 25. Crude urpentiue!-.'irriv UVK 4M Br 14 50; receipt. tAf; r - , . , . - Tito Mney Slaftot. ' New Tork. Jnn. . 70 Monev "on' call nominal; no loana'Time loans, easy. days, 5 per cent. f 90 day and months. 4-J'a5, Prime mercantile paper, t'li-bft per oenti; Sterling exchange, firm with actual bualrteeg in bunker bills at i.B7.l;.;$l.S7.LS for demand and at 4.83.i5 1.8:5 ho tor-bO day bills. Posted rates, $4.W'M.S4.:.and. )4 87U. Commercial bills. Bar silver 5. Mexican , dollars, 6vH Chicago Grain.. - rhicago. Jan.' 20. Heavy ahlpmenta of wheat from Australia had , a depressing enect today on- the local- wneat maraet. Coverina bv shorts; however. caused ,a steady ten at the close, final quota tions On May being off only . Corn waa down Oats were practically unchangr ed provision, vera z wari ngnrv " A ''i ;f Jf Cotton Reed OH.' ''' New York. 1 Jan.- 10. Cotton eed - oil was steady . for snot crime summer yel low, but , weak" for . crude. : Prima- orud fob mills. 2H6S. Prime summer sallow. i'Mfit$3; nrime white, S0; prime winter1! ysiiow,- vk DAILY COTTON MARKET. v ( I,. ., J f ;S --."NEW YORK COTTON." ,''-- -t i , is January 20. JSpotS 12.25 unchangod. . Sale sb. y ii t v Market ton quiet - , , Future cloeed ateady. v ' High Low Close January .,,.U.6l Fobruary March ,i .. .......11.80 April ... ".. , . i Mar ' 41-81 June j ..1104 July4. U.6 Aueuar'.. ...... 11.74 September 11.02 October , 1092 11.67 U.T8 1183 11 94 11.89 11.68 60 11.84-68 1176' 11.80 82 11 8788 11.88-S9 11.9884 11.74 1L7274 11.02 110405 10.89 10.9092 NEW ORLEANS. ' ' 5 January 20. Spot ll-V unchanged. - Sale-8,400. v Tone flrra. ' ' Cloeed steady. "' CHARLOTT ECOTTON. . These figure represent price paid to wagomir . w " January 19. Good jmlddllng .. ...i Strtct middling hh Middling nv. Strict low middling .. Good middling tinged ui Stalng :.;.ii. 10H and 10& COMPARATIVE PORT RECEIPTS " , u -. Yester- Laat ' day Year Galveston 4.602 4,099 New Orleans 8.907 11.139 MObll 1,298 Savannah 1,677 2.327 Charleston .. .. 108 140 Wilmington .. ., 696 Norfelk ...... 346 Boston ., .. .. 250 Total Estimate .... ... ..15.000 21,087 ESTIMATES. To- Last -v-:3 day Year New Orleans .. 4.500-6,500 8.890 Hoaeton .. 4-5,000 3,947 Galveston , . , 4,025 INTERIOR RECEIPTS. Yeter- Last " day Year Memphis .. .. .. .. ...... 1,733 Augusta.. ....3,640 674 St. Louis 2.088 Cincinnati .. ... .... 666 Houston .... 3,048 2,472 PORT MOVEMENT. . January 20. 1906 Galveston steady 11 New orieans nrm u Mobile steady 11 9-16 Savannah steady 11 7-16 Charleston Arm 11 wumington nominal Norfolk firm u& Baltimore nominal ................. 12 New York quiet 122 Boston oulet 122B Philadelphia quiet 150 INTERIOR MOVEMENT, Houston steady 11 11-16 Augusta- quiet ..v..;..- 11 Memphis steady 11 St. Louis steady ......... 11 12-16 Cincinnati Louisville firm 1 CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRODUCE January 20. WHEAT September ... ........83U 82 83V& July .. .. 84Tk 84H 84Ti May .. .. .. ....V.i.;.".8r!4 86 87 CORN July 45 45 45 45 September .. ... ,. May .. .. .. ..... 45 45 28 OATS September .. .. ....' July .4 30 81 14.17 30 September .. .. .; .... 31 May 82 32 PORK ' ' ' May , 14.22 July .. .. .. January .. .. ...... 14.22 .14.32 13.87 7.70 7.80 7.65 LARD May T.70 7.87 7.77 7.62 7.72 July .. .. .. 7.82 RIBS May'.. .. .. ...........7.65 July .. .. .. .. ..i.,... 7.79 January- 7.7B 7.62 NEW YORK BONDS. ' January refunding 2s, registered 20. 1906. U. 8. . 103 .. 108 . W2H . 108 U. 8. U. S. ... . . 8s. registered .................. U. 8. 3s coupon V. S. Old 4s, registered 8. Old 4s. coutwn .. 103 . 103 IT. 8. New 4s, registered .......... U.' 8. New 4s. couoon ... 13H American- Tobacco 4. ............... American Tobacco to ................ Atchison general 4s ... 82'A ... 116 ... 103 Atchison adjustment 4s Atiantio uoast xan 4 ... m Baltimore Ohio. 4s Baltimore Ohio 3s Brooklvn It 'T. ev. in '....i..... ... 104 ...! 98 - '"Hi Central of Georgia s Central of Qeorila. 1st Inc. ...... Central of Oeorgia 2nd Inc. Central of Oeorgia id inc. Chesapeake & Onio 4 ............ Chicago & Alton 3H Chlcaao. B. A Qulncv new 4s .... . 80 . lu 'A Chicago. R- I. Paeino R. R. 4s.'...., 79 unicago. h. 1. at racinc rt. n. 001. a 90 C. C. C. & Bt. Loula aen. 4s........ KKU uoioruao inauttruu m tier, A.. Colorado Industrial 6e Ser, B..., 80 Colorado Midland 4 .................. .77 Colorado , & Soutliern. 4... ............ sku Cuba 6s a.,mm.. ...v,.rt.,,..:t.',ic-l06')4 Denver V Rio Grande 4a ., ..100 Distiller' " seeuritic 8 ,. 8,'t Erie prior lien ia ............ . iooZ Erie Oeneral 4s .y...,.f 93 Hocking ,Valley 4s w...., lo Jaoan 6s ' i loniZ Japan s."2nd Berle W Japan 4, v certirtcate ..,. 94 Japan 4s. certtllcates 2nd Series..,. VS Louisvuie at rnm .unmeet 4 103 Maftihattan eonsol aold 4s Vrm. Mexican Central 4 ....vi.,,....,,..,., 80 1 Mexican Central 1st v Ine. v, t..,.,;T Minn. 4 St. Louis 4 M Missouri,-- Kansas -ft Texas 4..... ..".102 Mlsourl, Kansay A Texas 2nd 91 National R..R. of Mexico eonsol 4s.6 v New York Central gen, 3s ...,: 99 New 'Jersey Central general Is.,.,-,. 131 Vn.th.tH . ta.Hn. . AM . . . ..... . ' .- Itisnv Northern ' Pa oltte '8 .t.,,....!..,..,' T7, Nomoik western eonsol V Oregon Short Lin rdg .,...... 97 Penn.' CV. S'-s .w.........,.'.v. "1(6. Reading General 4 ,.,r .v.n,....-nrj St Louis Al Iron Mountain eonsol 6s 117 di. uvui vim iimiviwv m p . . ' on nt St.- Louis S'western con, 4s. ......., ki Seaboard Air Line 4s 90 Southern Pacific 4 V..,..i 94 Southern Paclflc 1st 4 certificates,.,, Southern Railway 8 llfs Texas A PacWc lsa ,.,.,..,,. ii Toledo, St 1 A Western 4s...,,...,, m ITnlov Pacific 4s w. ., ..!.,..,..,.. lo tTnion Pacific vy , 4s..rt.. U7 tT. S. Stee! 2nd ft .t...,..4.j wn, Wabash- 1st,- .,...,'i..'Mii,wJM'' Wobash I-eb. B. .f. ,...,., 79 - Western Md,4 ......... fm Wheeling Lak Krie 4 ............ 93 ' Wisconsin Central 4a .,..,...,,, ,94 CLOSING STOCK LlSTt .- . ''v ..5'" ..-f . 1, 1 1 1, i, in tm-'. v'.';-' :f :A-,.1 ' . . januHry 201306. Adams Express 2 Amalgamated Copper ....... 113 American Car A Foundry "......j..1 46X4 American Car A Foundry! Pfd...... lu- American Cotton Oil Pfii... 93 American Express 227 American ilu A Leather Pfd. 87 A tneriean lu 4 . .. .ik...,.. 45 American Ice Pfd, American Linseed OH ...t,. S8H American Linseed OU' Pfd, v, 61 American Locomotive Aa ste.4.A'i i 76 American Locomotive Pfd,' .,.;.;.i.j 119 . f American-. Btnsmng t tteing. ...... ia American Smelting & Poing, Pfd,.,.. 127 amencan eugar Kenning -...j juo American Tobacco. Pfd. certif.... 106 Anaconda Mlnlna Co i... 278 Atchison; ..... ,,,... ,,. 96, Aicnmon ria. ......,.,,. .............. jikii Atlantic Coast Lin ................... 17 Ealtlmore Ohio ........... 116 Baltimore a Ohio Pfd; 98 Brooklyn Rapid Transit IH Canadian Pactna .,,, 176 Central of New Jersey 228 Chesapeake & Ohio ...... o Chicago A Alton 83 Chicago A Alton Pfd I... 80 Chicago Great Western .......... ,.r 23 , CWoago A Northwestern 21 Chicago, Mil. A St.. Paul 190 Chicago Terminal, A Trans. ls Chicago Terminal A Trans. Pfd,..,. 40 C,. C, C. A Bt. Louis 108 Colorado Fuel A Iron .. 72 Colorado ft Southern 86 8oloradO ft Southern 1st Pfd ., 71 olorado ft Southern 2nd Pfd bo Consolidated Ga 173 Corn Products , 17 Corn Products Pfd. Delaware ft Hudson v.... ..220$228 Delaware, Lackawanna ft West. .... 470 Denver & Rio Orande 46 Denver ft Rio Grands Ird. 90 ! DistlUera' Securities 6 Erie . i. imm Erie 1st Pfd . 82 Erlu 2nd Pfd , 67 Oeneral Electric ! nucKing vauey lie Illinois centra1! 180 International Paper 1 25 International Paper Pfd. ........... 88 International Pump 4 34 iineruaiionai rump yia..... Ha Iowa Central . 3f Iowa Central Pfd 62 Kansas City Southern 32 Kansus City Southern Pfd. wy... 4 Liuiaviiie ec nannvii a Jim' Manhattan L 160 metropolitan eecurities ., 11 Metropolitan St. Ry 124 Mexican Central 26 Minneapolis ft St. Louis 82 Minn.. Bt. P. ft Sault. Bte. M lt0 Minn.. St. P. A Sault. St. M. . Pfd,. . 1X1 Missouri Paalflc 106 Missouri, KnnslM ft Texas 39 Missouri. Kansas Tr Pfd National Lead 91 National R. R. of Mexico Pfd 39K New York Central 154 New York Ontario ft Western 64 jvonoiK & western Norfolk ft Western Pfd North American Pacifle Mall 88 94 106 Pennsylvania People's Oas Plttlsburg. C. C. & St. Louis .. Pressed Steel Car Pressed Steel Car Pfd. Pullman Palace Car Reading Reading 1st f d Readme 2nd Pfd 146'. , 100 82 62 103 244 167 . 962 100 36 107 24 62 Republic Steel Republic Steel Pfd Rock Island Co Rook Island Co. Pfd Rubber Goods Rubber Goods Pfd St. Louis ft San Fran. 2nd Pfd.. St Louis Southwestern St. Louis Southwestern ifd... 48 27 60 Southern Pacific Southern Pacific Pfd ns Southern Railway 39 Southern Railway Pfd Tennessee Coal Iron 102 Texas ft Pacific Toledo, St. Louis ft West Toledo, St. Louis ft West. Pfd. Union Pacific 3K 69J 168 97 Union Pacific Pfd United Statea Express United State Leather United States Leather Pfd United State Realty- United States Rubber United State Rubber Pfd United States Steel United State Steel Pfd 126 66 113 4o 112 54 Virginia-Carolina Chemical Virginia-Carolina Chemical Pfd.. 114 27 waoasn Wabeah Pfd. Wells-Fargo Express Westinahouae Electric 47 240 172 ,!.,o.,a vi.iirii ,. .... ........ . 11 ' V. . 11.. a . . , . . . . . V? 1JVCIJUK SC UIK, Kdtl itf Wisconsin Central . 82 v ibuuijbiii cutrai nil ii Seaboard Air T.lne Rtncka. Baltimore. Jan. 20. Seaboard Air T.lna common ana preferred, nothing doing. (Continued on Page Eight) HALF THE WORLD WONDERS how the other half lives. Those who use Bucklen's Arnica Salve never wonder if It will cure Cuts, Wounds, Hums, sores and an Skin Eruntlons: they know it will, Mrs. Grant 8hy, 1130 E. Reynolds St.. Springfield. 111., says: "I regard It one of th absolute necessities of housekeeping." Guaranteed by- R. H. Jordan ft Co., Druggists. 26c. FOR SALE Entire Machinery of a Flrst-Qass Mill. 1 Klnyon Con willow, -inch Buffalo ran. 1 cnoneia oox opener. 1 Schofleld lumper picaer, uramweu reed and Soencer oiler ? (new). 1 KlUon card and picxer, wan , aieanar (new) Kltson, r-mciinoer waste opener. new). e sou u. 'ft F. carda 4 alaave bearinkl. 48x48-lar,h. Rni. Barker rub. 1 First breaker 48x48-1 nnh u. ft v . cara. aramweu teea and Tor rance balling head. 1 48-inch Grinding irame, irvvct-Hiia luiiuvr na suae rest 1 48-inch Roy traversing grinder; 1 wt ainns: 1 large clothing drum with .tan 6-D ft F. mules, 813 spindles, 2-lnch gauge. D. A F. mule. -888 aoindle. l.inch nun 3 Cop winders, Laver ft Grundy, 60 spind les each 3 Reels, Lindsay, Hyde ft Co., so double apindlaa each. 3-D. F. spoolers (new). TompWm winder spindles each 1 1 Ditto, IS spindles each., 1 D. ft F, twister, 200 spindles, 2-nch ring, 3 lnch gauge, 8-inch lift, (new). 6-Cas calendar v wlndupsi ' 1 McCleary - turning machine; 1 Me-CIery t-roll . brasher, y, roll brushew ; 1 Denlton's Railway sewing machine f of napper.: 1 No. 8 Sturtevant fan, heater and .dry pipes. ls-Tonjpklns nvUndera. wltb center clatat. rinn . ..a qjreader. various gauges. 12 Tubb Ioob ars, yarlous gauges. 4 Union button sew ing machines. No. 10, on bates." 1 Wheeler ft Wilton button hole machine.' 1 union special taper;-1 Rib- cutter. 6 Colarett attachments (Cooper) for knitting frame. 2-Tlffany ft Cooper. 4 seoUon. 20 gauge, flat machines. S Ditto, 1, gauge, 6 tQ. tion. J 20-Inch Circular latch needle. Huse no frames. 1 iron frame noi marker. 200 Knitting frame ' j thread guides. wo-auarter saver, Wentworth ft Dempster.- -100 Iron 'ft :ft. Wood pullevsi 000 . Burr various , guaces. beltin. winder bobbins; yard scale; cotton and platform scale,; mult bobbins: , supplies and repair parts i.ickbi r tusrAirr, S' xof Norfolk, -Va, CATLIN & CO: ' - - Oommlsslos) Merctuute r, ;;"? 315 and 347 Broadway. New Boston, JPlilladelphia. ! COTTON tARlTS; Jii 'All numbers, Skeins, Warpa, ; vops ana jones - . ; : - COTTON goods:' FEIUTTE, 7ILS0N 6 CO., , tMMISSION MFJRCPANTg ? ;,, SS Boaver Street New Tork Prompt Attention Otren to th Ex cction or orars on th , Exchange. ,. , V Manufacturers iV;larid 'Jobbeb 1 ,t . 'M. fir . -t , Frequently" find It necessary to -hare Banking Facilities In ad- , dition to those offered bylooal . ff banks." 't ' 1 " ? 4 First National Bank - 8t,0.000.00 Capital 1 l, 86.000.000.00 Deposits '.' 17,000,000.00 Total Resource Offer Just tha -Additional F---,; elllties Required. - Jno. B, Purcell, President; ' Jno. M- Miller, Jr., Vice PresU --dent; Cha. R. Burnett. ASk: sistant -Cashier; T. C. Joplln, Assistant Cashier. - :; HOQK AND ROGERS ARCHITECTS OTARLOTTE GREEXSRORO, N.C Wheeler, Bunge and Dickey ARCHITECTS Second Floor 4C's Building, CrnARXiOTTE, N. C. FRANK P. MILBURN ARCHITECT Columbia, - - - S. C. BANDY & TERRELL, GREENSBORO, N. C. Consulting;. Hydraulic and Sewer Engineers. Plans and estimates for power plant and sewer systems made on application. Bandy A. M., Ph. B. Assoo. M. A. M., So. C. E., and Terrell, C. E. Rensater. ESTABLISHED 1880 C. 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GO., 216 S. College St. E. JP. Tin&ley, Mgr. t MILLER & COMPANY EXCHANGE BROKERS. No. 100 Broadway, - - New York. Members: New York Stock Exchange, New York Cotton Exchange, New York ; Code JCXcnanget iew igrn riuuu change, New Orleans Cotton Exchange, New Orleans Board of Trade, Chlcag Board of Trade, Liverpool Cotton, Ahso elation. Executes orders on any of tht exchanges of which we are members. All orders sent to our branch office at Greenville, S. C will be transmitted instantly, by private wire to oor mala office In New York, and executions re ported promptly. The Best Service, Prompt Attention, Immediate Battlements, your Business Sollelted. F. B. ALEXANDER. Mgr. 117 W. Washington St., Greenville, 8. C, v irttnitinxT otmn ytt vis a x vsxi axjjiiu vxjj and Gin Machinery NOT tN ANY COMBINATION OR TRUST. Complete plant from fifteen to two hundred tons capacity. Spe cial small oil plants for gin- nerlea. Complete cotton gin ning systems. E. Van Winkle Gin and Machine Works, ATLANTA, - - GEORGIA. HUGH MACRAE & CO, V Bankers Miscellaneous Southern Securities v WILMINGTON, N. C Washington, D. C 408 Colorado Bide Cotton Mill Stocks WILLIAM B. CHARLES, Commission Merchant. COTTON YARNS. ALL COUNTS ' COTTON OOOD8 COTTON AND COTTON WASTE. Amsterdam, New York. ! RICHARD A. BLYTHE, , Commission Merchant cxyrroN warps and tarns. v " No. 114 Chestnut Street, P1DLADELPIUA, , . p - - P.i. A. D. SALHELD & BRO., I COMMISSION MERCHANTS .7 Iieonard St, NEW TORK. COTTTON TARNS. ! r WITH - - Fred'k Vietor & Achelis. WM. D'OLIER & CO, COMMISSION MERCIIANT8 COTTON YARNS Third nd Chestnnt 8t. Mariner and Merchant BMg. PHILADELPUIA. PA. HAYWARD, vVICK SrfeCLARIl;3 Ccttcn Cc $1 Stuart W. Cramer, ENQINEER AND CONTRACTOR, Slubbers, Roving Frames lYOOU Intermediates Jack Frame iooooHrxrrReoow PAULSON, LINKROUM & CO.' COT! ON 83 Leonard Street, - - - Third and Chestnut Streets, 210 Monroe Street - - I. SPENCER COMMISSION MERCHANTS. OFFICES: New York, Philadelphia, Chicago, St Louis, London, Englsuid, Yarns and Cotton Piece Goods. CROMr TOM THAYER LOOM COe WORCESTKR, MASS. FANCY COTTON ANT flTNftTTArlT T.nmra ALSO MAKERS OF DOBBIES, EITHER DOUBLE OR SINGLE INDEX ' TO BE APPLIED TO OTHER LOOMS. : . a 4 SOUTHERN REPRESENTATIVES. ALEXANDER Ss GARSED, - - - Charlotte,. N. 0. JENC iv ES PAWTUOKET, R. I. COTTON YARN SPINNERS. CONVERTERS AND DEALERS.V Correspondent With Southern Spinner Solicited. o. n. robbins ; Complete Equipment for Cotton Mill, Power Plants and General Machneiy. !; CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA, 'CONTINENTAL CIN COMPANY IMPORTANT TO Keep. your Boiler Free " "LORD'S BOIIBU COMPOUNDS.' ;,V,i 1 A'S. We Mialyt the scale and water and .prepare special 'ehmlcl to eult your reautremsnta. . Ail alpmentk guaranteed. Send sample of scale and V ' nr w Sl S. Sharp St. HIGH-GRADE SPINDLE. r lOOM, CICINE s AND VALVE mmm V 1 - ' . Id T ij i finxneee . B! OIL" ftSil 1 Gr , , Cola water .JTUnts. , Agents CE0.D.'"iK!GG r i CILir.LO'CT'' N. C S I I ,., r r BlRAHOH OPflOtt , s . COUITAaLK BUItOINOr. t 4 fftr ATLANTA, CX PI I ' " i ' . 1 ! ' H I'-; Automatic Feeders, , . ; Openers and Trtink, Breaker, Intermediate an J ' Finisher Uppers, Klrschner Carding Beaters Thread Extractors, Waste Pickers, etc. - Raw Stock Dryers. 1; ETC., ETC. . ; . j Tat Il - - New York Philadelphia - Chicago TURNER CO.- Kits SPINNING CO. K i TOU WANT ONLT THSI BEST- . Cotton Gin Machinery f Ask any experienced slansr about PRATT. EAGLE, SMITH, WINSHIP. ' MUNGER i t i If interested w would Ilk to Show you what thousands of life-long cue tomsrs ay. Write for catalogue and . testimonial booklet ; " CHARLOTTE, N. C STEAM USERS lYom Scale ' br ' Ualnc r f w , t not ' i ;t c Baltlmoreti Ud. Wattles Dn-t jo t r 4
The Charlotte Observer (Charlotte, N.C.)
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