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CIIAELOTTE DAILY OBSERVE!?, ' JANUARY SO, 1906; ( "::e:;::; a:;d hnj ton OX M IKKLT WAXY isekvocs Llutrn Break oit Uem-ral llravv Sell Ing ami Attack by IVofesHloimlst sent jMurch Below it Cents aud ; Made ;.w Low Ixwct for Move . , inent-Clots IS . to 15 Points tp : Front Low est, but at Net Lous ol New Tfarlt, Jaa. 29,Th cotton market I, " wry,, nervous and unsettled, -with f arch breaking through 11 cents, and. the general nt making a new low level lor tlie movement. Th close vai stead lit , uv itoum 0 . to iu points. , Bales rbe market opened steady at An' ad :5' to w points on old .crop month and unchanged en later positions, the a Jvanoe . belnar fn ; rumnnJL 4 j"- SiSf jt.thRni 1xPfte,J and A continued ' mBn?.in lhe Liverpool spot uiar- v, rT itet. There did not seem to be mueh ag- , v uiuuucu iieuvy aemnsr tnroinrh wlrA nnrt - CMiimlasloh houses, presumably for long ' ' S3FJ,ntan!t. tne market soon tugged y? ' y ' the-, cloning prices ot Saturday. t ' Prowwumals, seeing that their " i, Potation of a reaction had been pre- S'ftJjrS.'' tuJn aint the list toward ' ' .i??. an 11 vrr hrp break followed, .-O'i'.'IJ A - i T " 0 srw "v. v- nw-;1 it ituinin fHinv u r itvuK nnfi Mnar ur huouc s io s points net-io wet. ew Orleans acted t mIi anil ',ted on the decUne and some, private 't 'r? ,w!r received olalmlhg an eaaler f , "lot situation and freer offerings. .There , - M a good deal of coveTlng toward the ? end prices were finally about IS in w point u from the lowest, but there was little' Indication of' hull ' K support . j v SsuUiem spot market according to offl- C'r advices, were unchanged to Me. lower, y.h Receipts at the porta to-day, IS 918 hales. , aainet 17.793 last week and ai,37 last yar. For the week. eatlmated), 100.0'tO Mlra, 'sgaliwt lll.OOS last week and 1G0. 5 )Hat year. To-dar'a receipts at New yjr. and at Houston. 4,869 bales, against I.5M last year.- ' SJXJCKS HALF-DEMOItALlZED. , Adoption by Congress or . Resolution of Inquiry on Pohngylranla 3ombl . , nation and Morrntent to Invewtl ,f rate BTevr. York JSankttair Depart. ;rnenf Caused Great tinea slurea. jJJew York, Jan. 2J.The mixed tone of Ovulation to-day gavo place ia tne lt Oktiillias to another ahurn Me.Ilinv mm. n;ont, leading up, to the weak and dia-'j .There waa a sudden recrudescence of apprehension over f threatened legislation i ittbidiuiivv invent igaiKin. Tne move mnt to inveetlaate the State hiinklnir da. prtment at Albany was dressed out with ntany alarming posalbiHtiea in ita eRect ' oa the banking position In, New York city. A5fear was expressed that a contraction of credits will follow. The resolution -In this House or Representatives ut Wash ington to InvestlgaM the combination of caostdlary railroads under : the control of the Fenmylvanla Company hud similar eflfecU , The expanding tendency of- the juan account 01 wew xork banks and tb seeming Imminence of an outward move ment of gohf caused some effect on the recently prevailing confidence over the easing tendency of the money market. The stock market Was closely affected in sympathy with the course of Heading. While that stock was strong the general li!rt held -well and Union Pacific, 8t, Paul, Amalgamated Copper and the Rock I.ijund Issues mttde some aggressive ahow of strength, the lust named on the report of the net earnings for December. When the lightness of the speculative demand for stocks bad been demonstrated and the downward course of prices established, the decline became rapid. 6(op-lont orders, were uncovered and speculative holding were thrown over . with precipita tion. The congressional control shown by" the adoption of the resolution of in quiry on the Pennsylvania combination caused a feeling of utieasfness over the prospects for other threatened measure of legislation..- The market closed in a (Ste -of Bemi-fiomonUSxiUlon and at a nt decline running between 2 and over points for all of the most Active stocks. Bonds were steady. Total sales, par vlu, 13.880,000. United States 2'a decfin efU per cent, on' call. - flfotaf sales stoi lu wer, 1,(591 SCO ehare.3. indludlnsr; Aroalicamated (Topper. 178.100:; American Coitoa OM. 1.500; American STjHltlng.,5S,W!0;:.Amerln Tobacco, '1.600- ATOorKrv. lHmmg.".T Atlnfltlo Const Lin. 4.500; Chesanenkc & OI,io, lO.tWlo Tioumvilie NashviHe. 4.6t: Norfolk Vrstern, 14100; Beading, 122,400; Southern Paclfle, 38,300! Southern Rilway,77,80O; do p-eferred.'-10O; Tennessee Coal ft Iron m: t'nited States Btel. 84.STO; Virginia Carolina Chemical, 8,600; Sloss-8heffleli 8tt.' L800. . Losses of 4 to 10 Points at New Or leans, New Orleans. Jan. 29. Spot cotton quiet and . weak; sales, 2.060 bales including w io arrive; oenverea on contracts, W. Quotations reduced H; middling, UM Futures opened barely steady. 6 to 8 points- down. Liverpool was better than expected but New York hammered prices and the trend here was downward during the first halt of the session. - March at noon was 14 points below Saturday's Clos ing, May 15 points down and July 18 points. Curing the afternoon there was a further docline which carried March down 7 points additional. May 7 and July 8- Realizing by scalpers and satisfied shorts caused a reaetton or 1Q to 12 points on the active . Dosltiona. . The tradlna was lis: lit. The irarket closed steady; January and Feb ruary at net losses or 4 points eaoh, while the other position lost 9 to 10 points. New "ITork Cotton New York, Jan. 2910010. spot closed quio m points lower; miuuung uplands, . . 11.110! rnlddlln srulf. 11.75: an leu son halo ? Futures opened steady.- January, 11. 15; reoruary, n.iv; margn. -.a; . May.' ll.sa; - J'li. U-43i August, 11.S bid; . October, IV -Oil, , ... .... Futures closed steady: closlnar bids inn. titrv, 10.96: February. 10.96; March, 11.09; April, 11.17; May. 11.25; June. 1128: Julv. i J1.34;-August, 11.16; . September, " M8; Oitti-insfeM ,.' lit ifi ... - t High and low: January. lUill.B6: Tub- - 111S8'1J.10; Mav, 113fr&'U.M; June,. 11. 21 ji juiy, n.4bwii.w; August, 11.270ill.O8; t v ceptemoer. luBwaii; ucjoDer, io.ou.4Q. H , . Liverpool Cotton. Liver DOOl. Jan.-, 29. Cotton. ' busineaa done! nrleea nnm nnlnt lnw.. 1 - hiikiksu 1 n ani ns ia r. o.nj: riwn mm. ding, 4.27; middling, 6.11; low middling, .- 1.96: 1 rood , ordlnnrv. E.77: Ardinarv K i -I'f'S sales of the day were 12.000 bales, of .iv . i , 1 it 1 ib.i wMrp 1 1 it BTHintiiKrinn k v . : pori ano ini'iuaea w.wv American. Re- rfi Hie ,vji aiiiuuiiiisi m. if. u. 1 WRHUMfr. o:n.iT -f v J tnuary and Febrtiary, 6.98; February and j, ikarcn, e.tw, marcn and April, 6.H6; April and May, 6.99; May and June. 6.01; June Ji avid July. 60S; July and August i-fc; -Ao- gust and September. 6.97: September and , , iciooer. e.; ucrooer anq November, 5.69; ,, L ,' , , t hi 11. mn v- v . Nvi stares. . 1 S Savannah, s-Oa.; : Jan. 1 29.-Turoentin leMailS'5;',,?? i rcelpUj titshlp- i ' aliipnients. 7W; stock 9.181., ... tshr V, 93 Srt; 6. uiiotationoi a. B, C. A. B, O. 83.47J4; D. IJ.SO: E. Xi. N, 6 85; W. Q, 15.03; W, X . fS.lOr M, 5J6 " 1 Wllr ar,M-StCH JPlImlnglon, jW W.-flpirlts turpentine 1 'vRosI RoHln Steudy. U.iQi receipts, JSC r -'ITur Firm, ii.w; reipts, 76. : AyTuaav. fiuroenLine Firm. C.S0, KM and H.69; JoelptS, 136, tf I W A I'8"""11 "J" p ( . f , A- The Money Market, ' 1 New York, Jan, a.-Mjney on ta k , ewslr.J SHWW per cent,; ruling rate,- 4; - rioslng bid,. $v offered at 4. Time loans , steady t 80 days, 90 days and 4 month, 4 '4 rpr cent.-- Prime tnemantlle ' paper,- 41! !i per cent.' Sterling exchange easier . with act tie I bnainesM in banker bills at St 4.25i-ni 94-87.30 for demand and at 84 83.95 fiV 64 for fiO-dait bills. Posted rates, I4.MU a'd Commercial bills, 4Bqi, Bar f slaer, Msvloan dollars. 6M4-S, . ,(a " ;. - 1 1' ' Cotton Seed OIL , W York, Jan. ?9. Cotton seed oil firm - with a fair business doing. Prime frude ff h mill, 25Mi; prime summer yellow. JBW4! prime white, 3554Wi prima win- ti T yellow. a6V.fe34. i , , , - I- New". OrteanaN ltnwi.iA' N4w OrTeans, Jnn. 29.-C1oaln bids- Jnnitary, 111!, feVbrunry, 11.13; March. It M pill, JUU May, 11.38; June, 11.4;'; Xcw 1'ork lrotlui"c! -New-York, Jan. 9, flour Quiet but tf,iiy. . Hje flour Quiet. 1 t-, 1 ' , -Buckwheut tlouiwDun. - . Buckwheut Busy, blH. ' r " Cor umeul Weak; line, coarse 1.03 $1 0k kiln dried, 2.7-'.W. . N - - ,.Rye Nominal. 1 , Barley Easy. , Wheat-Steady; No. S ed, W.elevatorj options, 14c net higher; May. W; , July, orSl&TNo8?: 6 auvator, option, net unchanged; May, H4; July. 60H; Sep tember, 6014. ' s . ' Oats Easyr SSjJlT for mixed, . Beef Steady. ' J. I Cut me.ila-Steady. o' Lard Firm; refined, barely steady. Fork-Firm. , r. :t , A Tallow-Steady. ,, UV Rosin-Steady, .95til. s .': Twrpentlne Steady, 80H aslteiL Rice Quiet. . . , , . Molasses Firm, y T, . ,4 a Coffee 8rtot :RiO. uletf T.O- 7 Invoice. M; mild, - tiuiet; Cordova' MlfrUIL Coffe futures quiet at a het decline ot 6 fcip' po:ts7-, m 1 Busrar, ; raw Bieaoys, lair- miiui,. ceutrliugmm;, moiawies suart pn,- fined sugar, steaay. . , ' t -Cheese Steady; State, small and large, colored and white. September fancy. Mtt; do October, best, 13; do iate mude, Mall juimm hut. 124 : skims. 3V4U, Kggs Irregular! State and Pennsylvania selected. 24Sj Western firsts. 19; South erns, littfa. t . Pennnts Aleadv! fancv handplcked. VA A; other domestic, 2ffS. Potatoes Weak Bermuda, -second crop Bfrhnrrel, 3H SJtaw ana western. Cabbage-Eay: Danish per ton, $18 small aomeauci. RnltlmopA Produce. Raltlmora.'. Jan. 2. .Flour Duller and tower; winter patent, OS4.; spring do 4.SW4.8). t , Whcut-Wegk; spot contruct, H! Southern, ,. . ' . . corn weak, spot,1' f wibwh whltK 421,. . Oata Quiet; no.-3 mixea, Tbaav,, Ry Steady; No. 2 Western.1 76 Butter Firm: fancy cieamcry, 15g Easy, 19c. Cheese Steady, unchanged. Sugar Strong, unchanged. 5'7. Chicago Graiu. fUr. n ...Tsn. "9 Vntvlan advices of Dtarisn cnaracter causen a pichr hi uh pVtc of wheat here to-dny hut the loss was renainea on corentis; .v miunf. th finnm the nrlces of wheat? corn nnu oafs - were almost, the same as at-Sat urday's close.- Provisions were Ztypo, higher. - DAILY COTTON MAHKKT. . h NEW' YORK COTTON. -f - , January 2. Spota, 11.60; Bales, 11.60; market tone, quiet; futures closed steady. High Low Close January .. .. ....1L15 10.86 10.9597 February . ...11.08 March .. .. .. .'. ..U.2S Aprtl .... .. 11.10 May .. .. .. ....1138 June .. .; .. ..'..11.21 July 1L45 August .. .. .. .U" September .. .. .. 1088 October ........ ...10.54 llcts. 10.9698 10.95 11.0910 , 11.1719 11.10 11.2527 11.2829 11.S4 35 11.16 It 10.58 0 10.4849 11.20 11.08 10.53 10.40 ESTIMATES. To- Last , day Year New Orleans ....... U.000-13,000 20,618 Houston .. .. 9,500-10,500 6.777 Galveston .. ....... .,10.000-11,000 9,27 CHAJILOTTB COTTON MARKET. These figures represent prices paid to wagons: January 29. Good middling 114 Strict middling .. 11 Middling .. .. .. Strict low middling .... , U Good middling tinged ,...11K Stains ...v. .....10 and 10V. . Chartott Cotton To-Day.. "The recelpia at the city cotton plat form to-day were 49 bales and the nrevalllna- price watw 11. On the same date last year four, bales were Bold at -iYi- .... ..... - UAlbY COTTON MARKET. January 29, 1906. FOR TMOVBMH.HT, Galveston quiet - New Orleans quiet ...... Mobile easy Savannah nominal, not quoted. Charleston nominal Wilmington nominal Norfolk steady Baltimore nominal New York Quiet Boston quiet ....... Philadelphia quiet II14 11 11 US 1150 1150 1175 PORT MOVEMENT. Houston) easy Augusta quiet Memphis quiet and steady .... St. Louts quiet Cincinnati Louisville firm 11 11 11 11 11 CHARLOTTE PRODUCB. (Corrected dally by J. W. ' Zimmerman Company.) Chickens-Spring X 122S Hens per head Pucks 26 Eggs ; 2j , Rve 86 Oats-Feed 4680 Oirn Cotton Seed XI CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRODUCE. January 29. High Low Close WHEAT September 82 81 82fc July .. .. .. .83 82Ts 83 May .. .. M 84 . CORN July 444 44 44 September 449 44 44 May v.. ,. 44H 43 44 OATS-- September .... .. 28Mb 28 28 28 30 July 2M4- 2 May i ..,..30 b PPRK- May . , . . . .. ...14.17 14.05 14.10 ...14.27 14.17 14.50 ... 13.80 July January .. .. .. .. -LARD January ... .... .... May ,v .. .... 7.62 July . v.;..,..7i 7.60 7 60 7.70 7.82 7.6S 7.67 1M 7.67 7.67 September1 .. 7.5J 7.65 July , ., 7.70 January 4. ,l!W KOHK DUNUB. x. . Januiir7 29. 1906. V. B. refunding 2s, registered 102 V. 8. refunding 2s. coupon ........ 102 V. 8. 3a. registered ...........A 102 V. 8. 3s. coupon ... ..,.7..- 103 . uia es, registerea tus 8. Old 4s. coupon .............vi... 13 - IS. S. New 4s, registered ..............1:3 U, 8. 4, coupon ; 130 American Tobacco 4s ..,,..,f.,.. .8:' American , Tobacco-M i...,..i.J..i.. iltivi Atchison general 4s t ,...,.x....u..,. 101 Atchison adjustment 4a v.v,,;,..;. fw AtlanUc Coast Line' 4s 102 Baltimore.-ft Ohlo 4a 104 ltimore, ft Uhio f M DOklyn R. T. cv. 4s Central of Georgia lm 114 Central' of Georgia 1st Inci M Central of Georgia -2nd Inc. es . rural or ueoraut aa inn. ............ n , Chesapeake ft Ohlo-4Vs v-. .......... 1 Chicago ft. Alton 3s ...,'.... 81 Chlcacff. &r ft Oulncv new 4s.;, '...j imii t.'hlcago. R." I. ft Paclflo R. ft. 4s.... 'DO tliK-ago, rl. 1. as facinc K. K. col, M VI ' C. C. C. ft St. Loula cen. 4,. losi Colorado -Industrial. 6 Ser. A...,.... .84 Colorado lulustrial er., tS...... S3 f'nlnra Midland 4S ......... 71 Colorado e Southern 4s M'J Cuba 6 ......... 107 Denver ttio urnnae s ........, torn Dlstttlers' Securities 6s ...,,,.,.,.. ks Erie prior lien 4s ,...,.. Krle General ts-,...,. M Hocking VaUey 4e 108 Japan . ...... 1K Japan 6s,' Jnd SrrteS .,,.,..;.,..,.,. WU .Taius '4. oertlncates .... Japaa 4s. eertillcates 2nd Series,.,,, t liuisvilie m linnn. i.oineo n m Manhattan - Consol gold 4,........ii ' l.jju. Mexican Central 4 Vj f'r-xU'un Central lut Inc, IwlniM-ee U Ixiuls 4s . v4 Aiinsouri, Kansas & Texas 4s ..yvs.,, Ja Mlrtsouii. Kansas & Texaa 2nds , X-'1 Wattonal R. K. of Mexico consol Mew York, Central gen, 8s..f...i. jew jersey central gcojra ",f;Z?l Northern Pacific 4 ,,-., i...,-' Northern;" acirlo M Norfolk aVWestern consol .4 Oregon Short Line rWg. 4 ,?il7j Penn. vcV, SVi . J Reading XJeneia.! 4 .,....... JU'T St. Loula & Iron Mountain eonsol 6a.. JJS Seaboard Air Line, 4a 91 Southern Paclho 4s J? Southern Paclflo Is 4a erU0catea. Southern Railway 6s Texas & Paclfle 1st U Toledo, St. L. A-WMttra M 84K Union Paclflo s Jj Union Paclflo ev, 4a.. U.. S.- Steel 2nd 6s , V WabasU ' lata .......,..,. 116 Wabash Deb. 6. Western Md. 4 88J Wheeling: & Itike Krle 4 old. ... 93 Wisconsin Central 4a .,.... -' 94 CLOSING STOCK LIST. January 29, 1906. ' ' ,'. K46 no Adams Express ..... Amalgamated Conner American Car & Foundry .... American Car & Foundry Pfd. American- Cotton Ol) .. American Cotton Oil Pfd. A merlcan Kxpress ........ . . . American Hide & leather Pfd. American Ice .t ...-w' A inftrlrun T,, 1frl ............. . 44 . 102M, . 40 . 240 . 37 American Linseed Oil .... ... 35 American Linseed Oil Pfd. 45 American Xiooomotlve- ., 72 American Locomotive Pfd,. . American 8meltlng ft Refng. 1644 American Smelting ft Refng. Pfd..... 126M American 8ugar Refining JJJJi American Tobooooj, Pfd. certlf........ 105 Anaconda Mining Co. ................ Atnlilson Wf Atchison Pfd ............... 10314 AtlanUc Cnaxt f.ine 163 Baltimore & Ohio 114 Baltimore & Ohio Pfd. . Brooklyn Rapid Transit .......... 87 Canadian Pacific 189 (Tentral of New Jersev 225 Chesapeake & Ohio , 68 Chicago & Alton Chicago. & Alton Pfd 80 Shfcago Great Western ......'...... 22 hicaco ek Worth western 2i Chicago. MIL & St. Paul 184 Chicago Terminal & Trana JU Chicago Terminal ft Trans. Pfd 44 C. C, C. & St. Louis 10J Colorado Fuel & Iron , ' Colorado & Southern Colorado A Southern 1st Pfd. 70 Colorado ft Southern 2nd Pfd. ...... ti Consolidated Gas 177 Corn Products , 18 Corn Products Pfd 57 Eelaware , ft Hudson 218 t elaware, Lackawanna & West. .. 4W6 Denver ft Rio Grande 48 Denver & Rio Grande Pfd 89 Distillers' Securities 62 Erie 47 Erie 1st Pfd 81 Erie 2nd Pfd. 73 General Electric 175 HocKlne Valley 114 Illinois Central 176 International Paper 24U International Paper Pfd. 87 International Pump 83 International Pump Pfd 80 Iowa Central 81 Iowa Central Pfd 69 Ka,nsas City Southern 30 iv&nsus iiy Boutnern yta liOUtsvllle ft Nushvllle 1604 Manhattan L 160 Metropolitan Securities 69 Metropolitan St. Ry 121 Mexican Central 24 Mfnneapolta ft St. Louis 80 Minn., St. P. A Su-ult. Ste. M 159 Minn., St. P. ft Sault. St. M. Pfd... 180 Missouri Paclflo 102 Missouri, Kansas & Texas 36 MlHHOurl, Kansas ft Texas Pfd 69 National Lead 83 National R. R. ot Mexico Pfd 3 New York Central 148; New York Ontario ft Western 64' Norfolk ft Western :.. S9 nurmn as wesiern ra North American Pacific. Mull Pennsylvania ........ '. Peoples Uas ...j Plttsburar. C. C. A St. t,ohIm Preased) Steel Car .....! , ..... Pressed Steel Car Pfd Pullman Palace Car Reading las. Reading 1st Pfd 93 ncaomit rna ria 101 Republic Steel '..v km Republic Steel Pfd 104 Kocxt island Co. mivi Rock Iqjnnd Co. Pfd 63$ rvvji.uf-l ... Rubber Goods Pfd Bt. Ix)uls A San. Fran. 2nd Pfd. .... 46 St. Louis Southwestern 24 St. IoulB Southwestern Pfd 65 aouinern iacinc S8 Southern Pacllic Pfd Hgu Southern Railway " 40H Southern Railway Pfd. 102 Tennessee Coul & Iron " 165 Texan & Pacific ' ' aav; Toledo, St. Louis ft West 37 Folcdo. St. lX)lllH & Weat PfW . 57 . 153 . 97 , 130 Union Pacific ... ' Union Pacific Pfd. United States Keapress T'nited States Leather United States Leather Pfd United States Realty United States Rubber ..... . . United States Rubber Pfd. 87 63 111 (fiiiivu omm Dteei , United 8tate Steel Pfd. ir2 Virginia-Carolina Chemical 46 Virginia-Carolina Chemical pfd 116U waoash s 4 Wabash Pfd. 4S Wells-Fgo Express .... ! 240 Westlnfloune Electric ....... '.' iSi Western Union ......... i5u Wheeling ft Lake Erie ',. Wisconsin Central"... V Wisconsin Central pfd, ss FOR SALE Entire Machinery of a Firstian Mill l-Klnyon Cons willow. 18-lnch Buffalo ian. oviiv", "y uiivoor, a tschonehi lumper picker, Bramwell feed and Spencer, oilar. (new). 1-Kltaou card and picker, waste cleaner fnewi 5? ?e.Ji,yc''. ,,8Jt:'0h, Brani- onrKrimi. viMr, WX4S-lnoh n & F. card. Bramwell feed '"" ranee balling head.. 1-48-Inch Grind In J frame, traversing grinder and ' slide riit l-48-mcn ttoy traveling grinder: i H Clamps; 1 Iarue clothing drum with island 6- D ft P. muios. 212 spindles, 2 Inch mum t-D. ft r. mule. 2S8 kindle? 2-Inch nun !Ton winders. Laver ft Oruniv en", ? let each J-Reels. Llnduiy, Hyde ft Co."l double spindles, each, i-6, ' ooole (new). lompains winners, Vt sDindlM inch; l-Dltto, U spindle eachT l-n" 2 F. twister, 200 spindles, 2-inch ring gajT inch gauge, 8-toer lift? new), t&CaiJ calendar windups; 1-McCleary turnlifS maohlne; 1-Mo-Cleary 2-roll brusner" ' S! roU brusher. l-Denlwn ' Rallvfay Vwlna machine for nappsr.. l-No, 8 aturUvanl fan, heatsr atiddry pipes. l-Toinpklns nvlindan. .with Center o atam. mJ.! spreaders, varloue saugei. U-fubbT loot "I "- """", .-V.IKW nation u. in, machines. No. 10. on bases, t . ft Wilson button hols machine. 1-Unlon peclal uipert 1-Otib-cutter. iolarstt Huse rib frames. 1-1 rbn frame r., marker, 2W-Knittin frame thread f,a'.A08-u.aTr.,'I ,WentwortiT ft 1IIIJV(. iwtiuir fjs ' VUU4X. -i ' Ptl 100 Burrs various guagee, U pulleys; eiung. ai wvm . mywiw jtOnlDklna winder bobbins; yard scales; cottonnd platform .-scaiest mute bobbins; supnUta and repair part. vv , , ,. MTER8 ft COMPANY, . , Norfolk. Va. CATLIAI &, CO. , y fu CommlaaloD Mm; 215 and 347 Broadway, New -4m ,i .( ;v i Boston, , r Philadelphia. ; COTTON YARim- . r : Ail numbers, Skeins, Warps, H ; , upsanajones ; corroit a ooDa Mcnufacturcrsf nd Jobbers Frequently find it necessary to . have Banking Facilities in ad dltiore to, those offered by locals bauks. s v, ; v rt" First National Bank :.f ot Richmond, Virginia, A b rwith ' ' ' , $t,l8O,O00.(V Capital '$5,060,000,00 Deposits 17,000,000.00 Total Resource Offera Just the Additional Fa.-', cilltleg; Required. f " Jno. B. Purcell, Piesldent: Jno, ti. Miller, Jr., Vice Preel dent; , Chaa. ' R. Burnett. As Blatant, Cashier; J. C. Joplln, . Aaalstant Cashier. HOOK AND ROGERS ARCHITECTS CRLOTTE GREENSBORO, N.C Wheeler, Runge and Dickey ARCHITECTS Second Floor 4C's Building, CHARLOTTE, -.--. v. C. FRANK P. MILBURN ARCHITECT Columbia, S. C. BANDY & TERRELL, GRBENSBORO. N. C. Consulting; t Hydraulic and Sewer Englneera. Plana and eKtlmaies for power plants and sewer systems made on, application. Bandy A." M., Ph. B. Assoc. M. A. M So. C. BJ., and Terrell, C. B. Rensater. ESTABLISHED 1880 C. P CUIS & COMPANY Cotton Commission Merchants ! -MEMBERS OF I The New York Cotton Exchange, Ne'w Orleans . Cotton Exchange. Liverpool I Cotton Brokers' Association, New Or- leans Board of Trade. Cotton Exchange nuildlug NEW ORLEANS I Special attention given to executing ! or orders In contracts for future de. livery of cotton in all the markets. ! e ExchankV Tnsw Yo k I-roduce Ex CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED. I .EN,w cSrieanl Cotton Kxchanae DR. C. L, ALEXANDER, 'DENTIST. . CARSQJf BtIMLNG . " Southeast Corner PblTRTH AND TRYON STREETS. HUBBARD BROS. & CO., HlANOVER SQUARE, JEW YORK. MEMSERS 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 ot cotton for future delivery. Correspondence invited. JAMES E. MITCHELL CO. COMMISSION MERCHANTS. COTTON YARNS CONSIGNMENTS SOLICITED Philadelphia. 123 and 184 Chewtnut St. Boston, 185 bummer ht. New York, No. 51 Leonard St "THE STAMP OF PER . FECTION' . Our name on machinery means that in its manu facture quality ' was- the first consideration, price the second. That is why we grow. : - MANUFACTURER1 OF Cotton Mill, Cotton' Oil and . Other Machinery., k , Hkcfcinery for ; Fam nd ."fa- (r?ir.es three kirioX from 12 Bcilprs" Return Tubular and "T" 5. Portable on : skids, from 1210 150, 1; Irayed Gin Madim gn and Presses, and complete outfits bf capacity of 100 bales per day and over.' V ; ;r S3WKil!s;ourorfiveMn4i, , ,? all sizes in use in the Soutbu -? "t. 1 41 ' ; PcSeys cr.J Shfc au sizes ' . ' from the emallest to 'Complete cottor mill outfits..,- t lIDDfUiCOUPAIlY, COTTON iVlILL MACHINERY. MAIM Ol0r SOUTH TRYOM ST.. , CHARLOTTC. N. C. Revolving Flat Cards, Railway Heads, Drawing Frame, . 5pinnins Frames, Twisters and Spoolers - Quillers and Reels, Looms, COMBERS ETC., ETC THE LARGEST PIPE eCHMKtr&00 The Pbilip Carey Mfg. Co., Cttinnati, Ohio; Manufacturers of 85 fa Cent. Carbonate of Magnesia The strength and good quantities of our plpn covering lies In the combined qualities of the Magnesia and -Asbestos in such, proportions aato give a thorough, y adhesive, fire proof covering, as well as a non-con- , ouctor of heat Qarey's Pipe Qoverins Tire Especially Good For Hot Water Pipes, Low Pressure and Gold Water Pipes. Garey's Goverin&s : "i Are absolutely fire-proof and non-conductors of heat. They confine tne heat to the pipes and prevent Its loss through radiation. They prevent the condensation of steam, saving excessive firing, thereby treatly reducing the fuel bill. .' p They last longer than the surfaces to which they are applied, making the saving of fuel an annaal- aavlnv , These facts are based on experience. Carey's Pipe Coverings have saved dollars for many people. thejr':;4 will do the oame for you. For Further In formation and Estimates, Address, Gharlotte Branch, THE PHILIP GAREY MFG. Q0.9 216 S. Golle&e St. E. P. Tin&ley, M&r. MILLER & COMPANY EXCHANGE. BROKERS. No. 100 Broadway. - - New York. Members: New York Stock Exchange, New Orleans Board of Trade, Chicago Board of Trade. Liverpool Cotton, Asso- i elation. Executes orders on any of th exchanges of Which we are members. All orders sent wonr branch office at l Greenville. S. C. wilt be transmitted i instantly by private wire to our muln i office in New York, and executions ret i ported 'promptly. i The Best Service, Prompt. Attention, ! Immediate Settlements. Your Business Solicited. i F. B. ' ALEXANDER. Mgr. j I1T Vt: Washington St.. Qrecnvllle. ti. ! iS COTTON SEED OIL h OTTON SEED OIL S and Gin Machinery V V NOT IN ANY COMBINATION OR TRVKT. Complete plant from fifteen to two hundred tons capacity. Spe cial email nil plants for gin neries. Complete cotton gin ning systems. . 7t . . . .1,' m m , i X i. Van WlnKie Kiln aHQ H I d iwri,i tirl,- J Machine Works, t ATLANTA, GEOHGLA, 7 , , ' HUGH MACRAE & CO, Bailkers MlscellaneoiiK Southern Securities w.,nXcSoo m, Cotton MiU Stocks WILLIAM B. CHARLES,! Commission Merchant. COTTON YARNS, ALL COUNTS COTTON OOODS COTTON AND COTTON WASTE, Amsterdam, New York. RICHARD A. BLYTHE, Commission Merchant. , COTTOX WARPS AND YARNS. No. 114 Chestnut Street, PHILADELPHIA, - - - - PA. A. D. SALKELD ft BRO, COMMISSION MERCHANTS 04.71 Leonard St., smv YORK. COTTTON YARNS. ---WITH Fred'k Vietor & Achelia. WM. D'OLIER'&CO., COMTWISSION MERCHANTS COTTON YARNS Third and Chestnut Rta. Uarlrrer and Merchant Bklg. J" PHILADELPHIA. PA HAMRD, VICK ; & CLARK l 11 H Stuart iw; Cramer, ENQINEER AND CONTRACTOR;. Slubbers, Roving Frames lOKKEl Intermediates, Jack Frames COVERING PLANT IN I PAULSON, LINKROUM & COi con (M 83 Leonard Street, - - . - - - New York Third and Chestnut Streets, Philadelphia 210 Monroe Street - - Chicago r....... . . . . . . . - . T CDCMrTTD J llNllV 1 U1V1NJJ.IV Wei nniriigTctSTrtT utinmriiTmn COMMISSION MERCHANTS. OFFICES: New York, Philadelphia, Yarns and. Cotton Piece Goods. CONTINENTAL GIIM COMPANY I u. 11 . 1 y 1 CROMPTON THAYER LOOM CO. ' Worcester, mass. FANCY COTTON AND GINGHAM LOOMS. ALSO MAKERS OF DOBBIES. EITHER DOUBLE OR SINGLE INDEX.:' TO BE APPLIED TO OTHER LOOMS. SOUTHERN REPRESENTATIVES. k; ' vi ALEXANDER & GARSED, - - Charlotte, N. 0.: JENCKES SPIIMNIIMG CO. PAWTUCKET, R. I. COTTON YARN. SPINNERS. CONVERTER AND Correspondence With Southern Spinners Solicited. Complete Equipment for ana ueneral CHARLOTTE, , HIGH-GRADE SPINDLE. LOOM, ENGINE AND , VALVE ecoin-ro Ilelt Oil and tiri'.-iso. Luuricnthie m:Ma. Kwuiy.MUcd '''. Faintv - ,w. ,.. . . .. . .... .a, ..... . .. . ... . . ......... . ! :,CoUI Water Valuta GEO. B. HISS OIL GO; ClIAltLOTTE; N C VICTORIA KEENE'S ; l.?:;CEME'i, C The best and most econ omical material known for plastering and imitation tile wonc. ! IS' V. . , xaGHINNAN. , y .;173 Main St., Norfolk, Va. WANOtt Offtet ' CQUITA0LB BUILPINA. -i "Jf f ATLANTA C Automatic Feeders, 7 Openers and Trunks Breaker, Intermediate an J Finisher Lappers, ? y Kirschner Carding Beaters ; Threnrf Fxf ractora. 1 Waste Pickers, etc , Raw Stock Dryers ETC., ETC. THE UNITED STATES 4 YAWS' T"f TD iMt7E PAS Chicago, St. Louis, London Stogland.' YOU WANT ONLY THE BEST-' Cotton Gin Machinery, r . . t. . . , . . any expenencea ginner aneut PRATT. EAGLE, SMITH, WINSHIF, TLTfTXTf- Br -7,'.-:;'.; A;" If interested we would like to ihew you what thousands of life-long cu ' tomrs ay. Writo for cat&loffut aa4 iaalliMAnlol kflnlrUt .... ti:auuiuiwi Mvvaivi, .-v..,i,i.:Tr';.l.,r.: CHARLOTTE, N. C. DEALERS." 4 Cotton Mill, Power Plants,. Alachnurv. NORTH CAROLINA Fine Old WhisIUes One ."galon 4-year-oId corn "-whUkey 'iaf V i-,'t' i ;I3.03 One gallon . i-year-otd A corn One . gallon - 1-year-old . corn whiskey.. . . . . . , . . . . " Four quarts Old Ilonry T a .whiskey . . . . . . . ... I Four -ouarU :; Billy Baxter's t Ryg for .. , : Four fliiHrta Hoover's Ci - Hye Whtbkey . Four ouarts r.oonj.v STi't. ... v 1. -'. ' ts rr.r.v.r ; i r, r - - LS I
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