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CilAELOTTE DAILY OBSERVER, FEBRUARY 3, 1906. Y i U. X' ('V Hi i o . OX DOWN U TO 23 POINTS lCencnvetl Apprt hPiiwloiiH RrarUlii. ! f fcpot Kltuntion Were Primarily, lie sponsible for Decline to - Another New Low Level, Low? Cotton Com ing i Out on Stop-Los Orders ' Partial Kally ruder Cowrlng. Xew York. Jart. 81.-Tlie cotton market ' aaln declined to another pew low. level for- the current movement, with trading " fulrly active and. Uw.- .tonte. 'feverish end unsettled. ' The jnlose was at, a net decline of is to 23 point Bale wra estimated at 8co.ooo bales. . . '.,'.. ' "the tnaiket opened steady at -a egllt.e ' of 2 to 4 point, or Jtrat about jo tiwj on a -'.f. ... .r:.i'-. In il LltwrHiitl iiUDTa mP .Jret. English spot otto iiw'tfwiri huw :st- ever," (here " seemed to : iw ntue sign. ti fUUig for long account wly and price r fton raiiiea: on covcrtnit - bh uivurc r. r about l to 8 point eompated with th previous -elate. A wlr from Fall Flyer wo received during the mioaie or tliti morning reporting; that spinners', look- mm for ai further break, were very wow yen or. spot cotton, una tnat ine tsouxn w, mm Ar-At-insr m&ru, tva, :CiTilt . lr.ii . . a nonfatal-- rtt AnttrAnnslfinB ""..regarding the spot situation ana. toe mar- -ket durintf the middle-session: ruled- very weak - and unsettled. Ixng ; cotton ,.ame - out o itop-toM oraari on a caie oown the local professional!. Before the decline , 4 . 1 a checked, March old at V)Si and May i i.- V at 11 00 nf 24 In 8 nnintr net lower. COV- ; ,- erlnff caused a partlnl rail?1 during the e- .r! t?vv , won ana me cioiin) uiw ku i. tM0 bale agalntt 13JE57 lat week ;nd . latt year. For the Week (estimated). K0.0M eale Bgainiit XU.O lart week and lf.36. laet year. To day' receipt at New . Crieaiu. 13,136 bale, aKalnit 4,H4 lart rt 'v Hftivinri nr Anrrnn et fni mm iuur veer, and at Hcnwton, t.Si bale, againtt, ,. i.Ki uut year. T5TKOXQ CliOSINO I MWAo, Sr -l " 'l a " I" imi X "... , Jinying wit aiormowiy congestea .f' '.'V Opening, After WWch Two Be- cesslvely - Owroorae - I'arorablo BAowtng by Sontheni llallway. Nw Vnrlr Jan.. Jil Stock made i-.f v Tiaoiollo a recovery witn tne opening i J the-buying, iwhlch,wa enormouaiy oon- gjated at the opening, the volume of deal- fan .iiiilriu!lM and the market drifted In a rather almleM way until the buoyant ' fucover at the cloe from a later reac tion. The flrt reaction wu overcome by , Vhe end or the prst nour ana tne niaraet sa Inclined to harden, but with a const 'ast" decrease t demand a price slowly Advanced.' The umatufactory charaoter v Qt the demandVled to come renewal of ?'.A- keakne late In, the day. The movement 5 fc- 3a4 a much without neW a that for t vernl day pat- and clearly repr Merited lmply 'rWBdjutmenf of the speculative r - iiuationi. The quarterly latement of earning in the United State Bteel Cor- pjratien wa a iirong neiprui lacior in i v ' VUe rally The 4tutdatlon frected In the lf took market 1 Jnoreanlrur the Krowlnc ease Of the. money market, In spite of a brgo abaorptlorf rrom the market on b. V-i Treawry operation. The "report of net - earning, ot me outnern, Kuitway tor iw i V cumber wa added Id the favorable bow . itu ' made by other y.tem during the lrt few day and ira and re-pntrv of cChiCaao Creat' Wexterh preferred "A" to the dividend lift wa another indication of the layorable condition or the rail transpor tation .industry. . The itrons recovery and hjoyaat eloee Wn led by Amalgamated Copper On rumor of a tettlement of the Irngr itanding content between Montana , ifiteret. "3tv - - i1 ta-t" - Bond were teady. Total eaWpii lue. v. SMMO.Wft : tlnited State. S't, regitered, ad- ' v.noea per cenu on call. . Jotal ale of utockn were 1.518,560 share . ' It eluding: . Amalgamated - Copper, a5.7(Kr! V . Amrlan Cotton Oil. 6,800; ' American in -Anaconda Mining. 68,; Atlanlt Co frr X"ihetJ ijmr Brooklyn Rapid Transit, 21. . .Vii Chesapeake & Ohlo7 13.200; Colorado ; Norfolk & Western, 28,90ft; Pennsyl vnla, 22.100; .Reading," JOS.300i, Southern Facia, W.aiO; Southern Railway, 35.100 : Preferred. ; Tennessee Coal A Iron. 400 Union Pacific. 164.400: United States Steel , una),--- nreferred, . 86,600;. 81oss-8heffleld meet. i.wv. , t,; ;- . Loiwa of 27 td i IoInt3 at Nbw Or- . ;. leaim. Jpw Orleans. Jan.. 31. Snot cotton dull wealf tt4 'towrtW 4,9iS bale tnclnd- ltig, 1,400 to arrive; delivered on contracts. o(().-(i)irtref reaucea miaouing, 11 13-16.. : , . ' ' Future opened vfry quiet and t to 8 points lower tnan 'Vesterduy closing. The trend .of nrlo, was dktlnctlv iliwnwrri aid by noon, had dwllncd about 0 point ttl:iew low level on all positions. In tUe trading March onetied points down 'at 11.18 and gradually receded' to 10.9S: j Kay. opened 7 point lower and declined td 11.13. The market closed Weak at the. bcttom, the list showing net 1 oases of 27 to 8 points Xcw Orleang Futums. New Orleans; Jan." SI; Closing bids: January, nominal; February, 10.81; Feb ruary, io.h; Maroft, lft98; ApriI, 11.03; May, ti.ii june, ii.ii; juiy, ii.ir--. vUV -New York Cotton. New York, Jan. 31. Spot cotton closed qijei jo , points ueenne; mioanng up- unu, u.st; mmaiing gun, u.w; tales, l.two bale Futures opened steady., January, 10.90 n ' bd, March, 11.05; May, 11.20; July, U.rJ; , jsugust, ia.wf-wt; uctooer, iv.du Movemoer, Future closed steady. Closing; bids: February. 10.78; March. 10.&7;, April, 10.34; ayf 11JB; June, 11.06; July. 11.1-'; August, m eepwHiwr, iv.oi ; voiooer, iv.m; inov e nber, 10.32. . High ,and - low-; Januaryk H OKf 10.90; jarcn, u.uii(t.B; amy, h.swtjii.om; July, J1.8JSli0BV, August, 11.144l0.9: September, It 6L'4io.60; October,. jn&mO-W November. " , . 1, Mum ' i; m- 1 i . ". -.Iverpool Cotton. , . Liverpool, Jan. 8U Coton, spot good i - O'isines aone; -pnoes i point lower; Ara , . ican middling falrr .I7; good middling. t ' Kt;,i Wlddllng, ,6.07; lowv -middling,,, :.9l; g Jud 4 ordinary, A78 1 ordinary,;. 6.67, , The - Kit of the day were tt.ouo ble. of which 4 4 l.aoo "weta for speculation' and exhort and '-Jiiduded U.8O0 American Relpu 81.UJM ,i b lies, . including VkWi Amerloun. Futures . i- ooened steady and closed quiet: American ,;n.lddlmg g. o. c: February, .'... Feb- iruary and March, fi.88; March and .April, .E an? r.il,r RDo. f.,1f and A.s..' 6.1 ( August and BeptemewH mberff"",1?! f,1 anq fcrctoDerj awuoioner ana rxovemoer, - Xcw York Vifxluee. " New f York. Jan -iflpur DuU bnrely-'ktendy. :, , you-JQuleL'.i - .'j Buckwheat flour--8teady, ' "'.BuokwheatQuleti.,. Jtod rnmeai Bteaay. ' Rve Womlnnl. i. - B(irley-Jttiat. ' - ' Wheat-ry; Wo. I red; 9 elevator; ' : ' ontion. )4!. belowaast night: May, ; July, 8S4; September; . , ' i-;i Corn--Irregularj . No, J, W levatorop. , iv thins partly hot lower; May, t50Ji ; K- 3 J'y. oHt September, 0T4. ' - " ' i , Oats Steady; mlKed,, 3W3T, ,i B-f.f Beef-Bteady. , - r - , " Cut meft-M2u!et. ;j ., v- , v I-ard Easy; Western tteatned,. 7.7E-a n.7r;: o; nvriiiivi, 'BWf ,y wuiMiviiy . VVMI" ponnd, . , , , Pork Bteady : mess, IaMQ16,W ' Tallow Steady. "V - - f ,. Cotton .seed oil was -moderately active and, weak under liquidation; prim crude t , fob mill. 24VfeVJS; prime luramer yellow, , . a"; prima white and winter yellow. 84W i ,jS, -i . ., "a , i Potatoe-DullV uitchaageff. ' -, "s Peanuts Quiet, Unchanged. i 1 . y- Frelghtawuiet, unchanged. i. ' ; Cabbagefrf-Easy, unchangd, - ,- Rostn Steady, 8 93. . . Kutti kasyj creamery. lWT& I',,, J Cheese Steady, unchanged, - f .- Weak : Western hnrt, 171 Sooth Turpentine-Oull, Ji8 Vl , 'Rice Steady. , k Molaseee-Firrnr rifi:t -.'r i . - CoffeeSpot RlaiMadyt BilM, steady. 10 DOlDt. j , - Sugar, raw-Stesdyrtalr refining, i; can- d iriniKiu. ?.intjttses sugarj. retuieo, ;edy. ,0 ,4 . r , v' ; ? . y -1 ! -jf'i 'nuuhl"...' n i 51 ! Tfw Monry-Blarket." "'" Kw Toi k. Jan. , 3l.-Money ' on rntl t alorf t liisht!t 4 wr front; lowest S'A; niilii rate. B: lust loan,:-. 3j ; closing tld, mi oirnredt at 4. Tlmv loan -steady: 6 ) days, JO day tni) moilii. VA per cent, i . - ljrlm raeminOle paner; 4n5,i per coot. . fterllng eju-hanae eaxler with .n-ttinl bul res In banl'r bills at lis? Zn 14. So for d-niaiT7 and ii t,H" '"'iti -t it . f,ir S0d.iv 1 ills. Fost'd raies, H S,a-1,f4.. Comtner eiial bill. 83.Ki w,: fcar silver, t3Ms, Mexi v cua. fl'J"-yr .. r j. Savannah,, Go.., Jan. 81. Turpentine Quiet, tf; sales, none; . receipt , l-i; 'Ship ments, 4u9, i . i '-, : si . 4 ? Roslnr-Firm: soles. 8,86 receipts, 1,606: shipments, ' I.eflO; stock, ', W, -, ,. Quote.: alb, cr. 3.4(; d, 83X0; n 5.K; F, 13.001 O. fe.66i H. 87; I. 4 4oj K, 5,W; Wllrningtoji, an. BplrlU turpen tine Firm. 4U; receipt, in. ,. Aotn-Flrni, $3 40; .recelpu, 113. . , u. Tar Firm, i.Mi receipt, It.. ' . : Crude turpeotlne-flrm,12.W, and Vecelot. li . If f ' .. ,,,.,, M 'i J ItJh, ClilcaRO Ciralii. 1 AM Chicago. Jan. 81. Moderate! jK mild wentlmr Irt the winter Wheat section Of the I "tilted State despite au official forecast - j of a cold wave caused a 'snarp oreatc to flay n the prie of wheat her. At the close' wheat lor Muv delivery was off 'A lc. Com Was down a Oats showed a loss of Up. Frovisiop were" EHw'tiO lower.:5f . . f"( . fj - , v ,i DAILY COTTOX MARKET. "1 -jjs V w " ,7 ' ''jt ,-JaiJuafjrl 31. , 8pot, 11S3;, market tone, juiet; fu ture Closed steady.;: i j-iign Low Clotm January Febiuary . ... March ...v April m ... May . .... June... ., . , July- ...,'..., August ...... .11.01 10.80 10 m. -- lOftJ-i-Ia 10.83 10.87-88 -r 1 10.94&7 ...11.28 llct. ,:..11S2;. n.o .i.11.14'r10, 11.030 11.0t-08 11.12-13 10.84 S 10.61-M 10.38-38 10.382 September ...... ,.,10.63 .10.50 October ., . 10.65 10.86. November COMPARATIVE ; PORT HKCKIPT8. ' ; ;;i- v "' January , SL-;'.. V . ' f'-:f ' Tl'. ri Yester- lat .;''vi,. .''';. . . day Year Galveetoh ...........8,011 6,904 New1 Orleat,.:.5l;.1i...,...'.,t,481 4,884 Mobile ..,S:...:,s;i.'.S.,,..i.0S4 467 Savannah ';''.'.;.,v,,-.'-',........ 6,227 I.41S Charleaton ... ... .... B 813 Wilmington 251 Norfolk -v.V; . ..,;.' . 8S4 ' . ' 711 New York v... ... .. ...... . . 134 Boaton .... ... ...... .160 Philadelphia i. ,. ., .. , . . . 20 Total Katlmat v.: 26,000 v 15,76, ESTIMATES. January 31. To Last day ,.2,000-2,800 ...3,000-4,000 ...7.000-8,000 Year 3.733 2,694 2,054 New Orleang .. Hougton . Galveston .. .. INTERIOR RECEIPTS. January 31. YeBter- Last day Year 1,872 ---a? 2.328 671 6,874 1,101 Memphis ... Augusta- St. Louis ... Qlnotunati . Houston; ... tattle Rock .6.278 . 685 PORT MOVEMENT. -i, ... , January 31, 1906. Hal vent on easy ,...:.. . 'New Orleans quiet Mobile easy-' 11 11 3-16 10 10T4 11 i 1135 11$ lltM Savannah quiet Charleston' nominal . Vllmlngton nominal Norfolk steady i, Baltimore nominal ... New York quiet ..... oston quiet ,....,., . hlladelphla quiet ... INTERIOR MOVEMENT. Houston easy Augusta quiet Memphis quiet , St. Louis dun Cincinnati - Louisville steady .-. .... 10 15-16 11 3-lfi ll 1H4 CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRODUCE January 31. , . ,,Hieh Low cipsa WHEAT May ...85 ...84 ..,44. ...44 ..454 83 83 44 .'44 ' 30 29 84 July .... .. 83 44 44 44 30 294 CORN Muy .. .... juiy .. .. September , OATS May , ...30 30 ,...284 July .... .. Septembers 23 . 28 PORK January .... ....13.92 13.72 14.02 14.15 7.40 7.C5 7.67 13.76 May .... ,. ..14.20 .,14.27 .. 7.50 .. 7.85 ..7.75 14.05 1415 7.40 7.53 7.67 7.48 ... .7.55 July ... LARD- January May i.. July .... RIBS January May .... 7.66 7.55 SOUTHERN MILLS STOCK. Giiotiittona on southern Cotton M1IU stocKs, weea enaing January au, iuo. urnlshd by Hugh Macltae A Co. Bankers, Wilmington, N. C Bid ti Asked Abbeville Cotton Mills. TO M 108 120 Aiken Mfg. Co., S. C. A1KPI1 Mil. to., D. V. ..,... M AnderHon Cotton Mills, 8., C... 104 Arkwrlaht Mills. . C. ......... 116 4 Augusta Factory. Ga. ........ 79 Avondale Mills, Ala. 82 Bel ton Mill. 8. C. 109 115; 101 107 Bibb Mfg. Co.. lia. Brandsn Mills. B. C. ............ ll Buffalo Cotton Mllla, Su C.. j : Buffalo Cotton Illla, S. C. fra. ...... ...,..,., : C barms Cotton Mllla. N. .C... 137 Chadwlck Mfg. Co., N. C. .... Cl ltiuoln Mfg. Co., S. C. 90 Clifton Mfg. Co., 8. C.l... 108 CilftOti Mfg. Co., Pfd. ,i.v... -Cllntoi Cotton Mills, S. C.. . 102 91 122 106 146 106 101 83 Columbus Mfg. Co.. Ga. cuurtenay Mtg. co. , v .... w Dallas Mfg. Co.. Ak.. ....... 83 Darlington !fg. Co., C. C. ,.'68 tlx atiiis. u fiHlev Cotton Mills. 8. C 12S 128 n 103 . Unoree.Mfg. Co. 8. C 77 f Knoree Mig. co., n . . c. rm. . . v Entereriae Mfe. Co..' Qa 79 Exposition Cotton Mills, Git... 200 Uaffney Mfg. !o.i-8. C ......... 80 Gu!nenvll!o . Cotton M l Os...- 60 Uranby . Cotton Mills, 8. 8.1st Pfd. 89 60 Graniteville Mfg. Co., S. C... 156 ItW Greenwood Cotton Mills, & C Wii m Grendel Mllla. S. C. -. 107 116 Henrietta , Mills, N. C, ....... 200 John p.; King.co, , Ga..... K . log lancaster Cotton Mill. B. C. 103 Lancaster Cotton Mills, 8. C Pfd v... - 87 Langley Mfg. Co.. S. C. 80 86 Iaurena Cotton Mills. 8. C.r... - " 1W Limeatone Mill. S. C, 98 101 Lockhart Mills, S-0' 98 lot Lookhart Mills, S. C. Pfcf...,. 87 Jul Louise Mills, N. C. , , 94 Louiite- Mllla, N, O. Pfd. ...i -. 102 Marlboro Cotton MUls, 8, C !?S ; so Mayo Mills. S, C .............. 160 -.200 Mills Mfg. Co.rf 8. ;." 95 100 Mills Mfg. "co . c. pro-..,, w Monaghan T Mills, ' S. C, .'..,. M Monarch Cotton Mills 8. C. ..." Wl Moo .vl 02 91 U. :; to Newberry Cotton Mill. S. .C... HO -NVirrts Cotton Mills.- fl. CL...'.(H . Odell Mfg. Co., N. G....tr.....J7 Olympla Cotton MUls, ti C 1 PfdL. i- - ,v. ...... i-;,. ..,.."JwWi..-.-;; Orangeburg' Mfg, - Co., 8. C, . rPfd.- ... w.. .'.,. 1 , Orr Cotton Mills, 8. C. ,f ' Pacolet Mfg,' Co., . C. ,...1T4'1 Pscolel Mfg, Co., 8. C. pfd... 100 ft' 105 1H0 104 Pelser Mfg, CO p. C.........M H Piedmont Mfg. CO., 8. C..,., 19 171 Poe Mfg. Co 8. v 121 1SI Raleigh Cotton Mllln. N. C....; mo Richland Cotton MlllvB.'C. ' ;'. ' Pa. .vi ,, : .f... imv.,1 ee -i.,, Roanoke Mill. N. C- 127 Sason MUls, S. C. a V- .4 - ift M lOS Blblr Mfir- Co.. tt.' f flnartan Mill, a .w.M.la9AT svui-ni'i w - " , surf;. ij..; 'p n forlntrstoln MID. 8. C... ...... , - Ion Trioti Mfg Co.. Oa. ...A... IH 443 Turapau Mills. S. C, ........... 142 ?nion t oiion siiiia, o. 1; . .-. . - . Tnlnn Cotton Mills. 8. C. Pfd. ; Victor Mfg. Co., 8.' C,., , JI14 Warren Mff. Co., 6, C. f jm ' Warren Mfg. Co., 8. C PfL 1(JS ? Washington Mills, Vs.,. 17 , -M Weshlnaton Mill. Va. PfiL.. S3 list Whitney Mfg Co.," 8. O...... 1f t' -4 WiNcaasett Miiw,,r.' lis "Mir Wwodrua Cotton Mill, 8. ...tjvlot':- Xul CUBINO STOCK t-IBi. . January 31. !'. Adums Yxnrn 4 r '. j A rii,LikTMtrii, tpis rnsnsr , .. w ...... v.;. : Anierican Car A Foundry .vi,.,...,v " American .car uounary .,,-,-. wts ; American Cotton. Oir . .(,. i. tIP''-i.I American; Cottonr 0 Pf4.. ............ JV American lCxprew J40 , Ainmk-an Hide & Leather JPfd. American Ice ... Amerioart Ice Pfd. ............o...., ,,1 American .Unseed Oil :,..... American Linseed Oil Pfd r 47 American Locomotive ...,.,.v'-- ,p: American Locomotive Ffd. ll'Hi American emeitinsj k neina,-v American Smelting & Refng. Pfd, P Amencan, sugar Kenning lg 4 lttty i. cfrtif,..... JW)4 i.'.. ...... .n.V American ToUaceo, i'ld, Anaconda Mining Co. Atchison Pfd. ...... ...,sv....i(.,..rl09jfcj Aiianwi vjoasc jiane i,j,(.tiw.ti.iii Baltimore & Ohio 4... ........... 116 Baltimore & Ohio Pfd. ,... 7 Brooklyn Rapid Transit Canadian Pacific 172 Central of New Jeitey . ....s. ...... a. Chesapeake & Ohio 60i Chicago A Alton ., 83 Chicago A Alton Pfd. 75 Chicago Oreat Western 2-"H Chicago A Northwestern 3J8 Chicago. Mil. A St, Paul ............ 1H Chicago Terminal A Trans... ... Chicago Terminal A Trans.- Pfd.. ,. C,( C A St. Louis ..,..,..... Colorado Fuel A Iron Colorado A Southern ..i Colorado . flouthern 1st Pfd. .... Colorado A Southern 2nd Pfd. ... Consolidated Gas ...... ..... ...... Corn Products Corn Products Pfd. ........ ... Delaware A Hudson Delaware. Lackawanna A West. uenver & kio grande Denver A Rio Grande Pfd. c Distillers' Becuritlcs , 52'i Erie . : ....,.,;, .......... 48s Erie 1st Pfd. 80U Erie 2nd Pfd : 74 General Electric lTfili Rocking: Valley 114 f Illinois Central ,. i,;..... ......... 174'i International Paper 23 tniernaiionai faper ria. si International Pump .... .3, 82 tnternational Pump Pfd. ...., 80( Iowa Central ; 32 Iowa Central Pfd, .... 61 Kansas City Southern ,' ........ 31 . Kansas City Southern Pfd. .. ..-fcOH Louisville & Nashville .,151 Maahattan L .100 etropolitan Securities 72'A OtroDolltan St. ftv. lfflU Mexican Central 24 Minneapolis & 8t. Ixuls 80 Miph.,' St. P. & Saull. Ste. M... ...... 1M Minn., St. P. ft Sault. 8t. M. Pfd..... 174H Missouri Pacific .... 102 Missouri,- Kansas A Texas 87 Missouri. Kansas & Texas Pfd 71 VV National Lead 84W -National R. R. of Mexico Pfd ls New York Central 150 ew xorK Ontario Western 66 orfolk A Western 98 orfolk & Western Pfd 84A North American 102H Pacific Mail 47 Pennsylvania 143 People' Gas tH PltUbnrg. C. C. & St. Loui 82 Pressed Steel Car 2 Pressed Steel Car Pfd. 104 . Pullman Palace Car 240 Reading 141 ' Reading 1st Pfd. ki Reading 2nd Pfd 100V4 Reoublic Steel iMfe Republic Steel Pfd lostf Rock Island Co. Pfd 6i Rock Island Co. Pfd 63 Rubber Goods Rubber Good Pfd ' 81. Loui A San Fran. 2nd Pfd 47 ft. Louis Southwestern 25!A t. Louis South westrn Pfa. , bs Southern Pad Bo 69i Southern Pacific Pfd n - Southern- Railway 41. Southern Railway Pfd. UK Tennessee Coal & Iron 164 Texas & Paclilo 86f' Toledo, St. LOill A Vist m Toledo, St. Loui & West. Pfd 67H Union Pacific , 158 Union Pacific Pfd 7 t niteci states Exdiwi i.m United Btates Leather United States Leather Pfd United State Realty 9 . United State Rubber 53 i miea niies nuooer i-"ta 111 United States Steel .'. 441 United States Steel Pfd Virglttla-Carollna Clhemlcat (0 Virginia-Carolina Chemical Pfd 1144 Wabash 24 Wabash r P.f4iViis. v.. 45 Wells-Fargo Express 2ffi Westlnghouse Electric liej1 Western Unton 93U 11 o , 1. . . ucaiing; sv urns A,rie Wisconsin Central 29 Wisconsin Central Pfd. NEV YORK BONDS. January S. refunding 3s, registered ... 8. refunding 2. coupon ... S, 3s. registered S. 3s, coupon S, Old 4s, registered 31, vm. . 108 . 102 ,0s' . IO314 U. U. f. U. i:. II. II. u. 1U3 8. Old 4s, coupon 103 8. New registered 129W 8. New 4s. coutHtn lam.4 American iooaoco American Tobacco ti lion Atchison general 4 104H Atchison adjustment. 4s tS Atlantic Const Line 4 102 Baltimore & Ohio 4a ., 104 Baltimore & Ohio 8s 94 Brooklyn R: T. rv. 4s 9S Central Of Georgia 5s 114 Central of Georgia 1st Inc. 85 Central of Georgia 2nd Inc. S5 Central of -Georgia 3d Inc. 80 Chesaeake A Ohio 4s 108 Chicago A Alton Se 2 Chicago, B. ft Qulncy new 4 101 Chicago, R. i. ft Pact lie R. R. 4s.... Chicago.R I. & Pacific R..R. col. 6s 91 C.. C.,:C. & St. Loui gen. 4 106 Colorado Industrial 6 Ser, A. 85 Colorado Industrial 6 Ser. B 82 Colorado Midland 4s ..............':.: Vs Colorado Southern 4? sow Cuba 6 ... r.. ....,. ....,,...-... 107 Denver ft Rio Grande s 100T4 Distillers' Securille 6 Erie prior lien 4s ' 101 Krie tMnprsl is ...... Hocking Valley 4s Janan is .......... .... Japan 6s, 2nd Series ... Jiipan 4V4s. certificates 4 Japan 4, certificate 2hd Series 'Ma ,. sjli,. ijuwviiie sic. -NSsn Unified 4 1087 Manhattan consol ....,. ... . - Mexican Central s Mexican Central 1st Inc. Minn. Bt. LiOUl 4 Missourii Kansas ft Texas 4s ....... Missouri.. Kansas A Texas itadl .,, National R. H. of Mesrlnn ontianl 1. Rew jersey central, general 6s ........ 131 ortliern Pacific 4 insl Sormera i-aoinc Us orfolk A Western - consol 4s Oregon Short Line rfdg. 4a . Penn. cv. 'lUs.:... B ti.Ti. A Inn U...(. T i. i , Bt. Loui ft San Francisco rg. 4s 87 St. Loui 8' western con. 4s .J i Seaboard Air Line 4s : . ovZ Southern Pacific 4s i..,, I '-M Southern. PoclHc 1st' 4s certificates ., 87 Southern Railway 5 ii2 Texas ft Paclilo 1st '..."..,!.. . lis Toledo, St; U ft Western et- M Union Pacific 4s .....I. 1(23 Union Parlflc cv.- 4s ......,,,,. ifi2 tr, 8. Steel 2nd 6 ! u.lw.!,. MtZ Wabash 1st .... llnit Wabash Deh. B. t5 Western Md. 4 ..,......... Mat Wl-eellng A Ike Erie 4s . i w2 Wisconsin Central 4 ."......V.; 'I't 94 CHARLOTTE COTTON MARKET,' These figures represent prloes pal a to wagonhr . . . January 11, Good middling i. ,.,, .n Strict middling .. ,,11 Middling .,'. .,.,,.,.,,im Strict low mlddlint ..11 Good middling tned J..,.,a,h StalrJg ,.,10 and 10e CATLIN & CO. Comnalsslon Uercbanta 315 And 347 Broadway, New I ft.. --York'- h? ' 'r BcstoaT-f t ViiliktivUx cotton yAnija vs; All nuaabers; Skeins, Warpa, - r Cops and Cones . . .... COrTOII CO0D3. Mcnufcctiircrs .and Jobbers r; "Frettieritiy find it necessary to have Banking Facilities In ad dition to those offered, by local 1 THE First National Sank h' !j' v f Richmond, VtrgliUa, :.V:V.V-';':.':,'"'yVlth , 1 $1,186,000.00 Capital " . 85.000.000.uO Deposits v 87,000,000.00 ; Total Resources " Offers Just the Additional Fa-'" ciliUea Required. ' Jno. , B. Pureell, President; Jno. M. MJller, Jr.. Vice Presl-' dent; Chas, - R. Burnett, As sistant Cashier; J. C. Joplln, Assistant CASbior. HOOK AND ROGERS ARCHITECTS 3HAJUX)TTE GREENSBORO. N.C, Wieeler, Runge and Dickey ARCHITECTS Second floor 4C's Building, COHARLOTTE, ---- X. C. FRANK P. MILBURN ARCHITECT Columbia,. - - S. C. BANDY & TERRELL, GREEN8BOBO. N. C. Consulting,' ' Hydraulic and Sewer Engineers. Plana and estimates for power plants and sewer systems made on application. . . Bandy A. M.,lP7i. B. Assoc. M. A. M., 80. C. B.i - and Terrell, C E. Rensater. , ; ' ESTABLISHED 1880 I C. P ELUS & COMPANY Cotton Commission Merchants I MEMBERS OF I The New York Cotton Exchange, New i Orleans Cotton Exchange, Liverpool Cotton Brokers' Association, New Or- ' leans Board of Trade. ' Cotton Exchance Building I NEW ORLEANS Special attention given to executing of orders In contracts for future de- ! Hvery of cotton m all the markets. CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED. ii. , ii i ,1 ii i i i 7;II.r DR 0 Is AJLiEXANDF.R JA. V. JJ. AUfiAAHUJUn, nnumrnm DENTIST. t si . CAftrinV Bttn.TiTVfl , Southeast Corner FOURTH AXD iTKYOX STREETS. HUBBARD BROS. & CO., HANOVER SQUARE, JNEW 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 SOMCITEB Philadelphia, J22 and IJ4 Chestnut St. Boston, 185 Hummer St. New York, No. 51 Leonard St, "THE STAMP OF PEE PECTION' Our namj on machinery means that in its manu- " facture quality ws the ftrst consideration, price ?the second. That is why , iwe grow. V.s ' , .' , ,( MANtTVACTTJItBRS 09 Cotton Mill, Cotton Oil and f Other Machinery; Ibchincry for jarn t fac- nrt-pc Three kinds, from 12 -i , s w a a, si , , v (y Bci'PR Return Tubular and Portable on skids, from 12 to 150 H. P. !vv , lroYiadGinllackim gngie , t v, Gins and Presses, .. and : complete outfits of capacity of 100 bales per lay and over;., y - p, Sv rr - "? all sizes in use, in the SouuVuv 't 'yts pep ed'-ss'i : , fromthe Smallest to complete ' cotton mill outfits,' -v , ; LIDOtltVCOIIPAIiy, , w-.,,,., .,..,. ... . COTTON MILL .rvlACNHMEu OUTH THYOhf ST.. , .,, 2HARLOTTC4 N O. 1 Revolving Flat Card, ! Railway Heads, ' ' Drawing Frames, - " Spinning Frames, Twisters and Spoolers Qutllers and Reels, Loorng, COMBBR5 ETC., ETC, THE LARGEST PIPE COVERING PLANT IN THE UNITED STATES Tie Pbilip Cirey Hff. 0 QuRnti, Obk; Minofacturers if SS Per CnL Carboute if Magnesia The strength and good quantities of our pipe covering lies in the combined qualities of the Magnesia and -Asbestos In such- proportions as to give a thorough, y adhesive, fire proof covering, as well aa a non-cen eluctor of heat , H' Gareys Pipe Coverings Are Especially Good For. Hot Water Pipes, Low Pressure and Gold Water Pipes. Garey's Coverings i ., Are absolutely fire-proof and non-conductors of heat They confine the heat to the pipes and, prevent its loss through radiation. They prevent the condensation of steam, saving excessive firing, thereby creatly reducing the fuel bill. i . They last longer than the surfaces to which they are applied, making the laving of fuel an annual " MVThese facts are based on experience. Carey's Pipe Covering, have saved dollars for many people, ths ' will do the jsame for yon. For Further Information and Estimates, Address, Charlotte Branch, THE PHILIP Q71REY MFG. GO., 216 S. College St. B. P. Tin&ley, Mgr. MILLER & COMPANY EXCHANGE BROKERS. No. 100 Broadway. - - - New York, i, Members: New York Stock Kxchange, -.Taw Vnrlr Pnltnn Wvchanse. New York I ! , - w.-hnB. Ktw York Produce Bx i ! change, New Orleans Cotton, Exchange, j I New Orleans Board or i raae. cnicama ; Board of Trad. Liverpool Cotton; Asso- I elation. Executes orders on any of th j , ej(pnani;(, or Wnlch we are member. All orders sent to our branch office at . I Greenville. S. C. Will be a transmltte.l ; instantly by private wire to our main , ! office in New York, and executions r i rort1 ni-omntlv The Best Service. Prompt Attention, Immediate Settlements. Your Business Solicited. F. B. ALEXANDER. Mgr. 117 W. Washington St., Greenville. 8. C. I COTTON SEED OIL I and Gin Machinery NOT IN ANY COMBINATION OK TRUST. K Complete plant from fifteen to A two hundred tons capacity. Spe i clal small nil plants for gln v nerles. Complete cotton gin X nine systems. $ E. Van Winkle Oin and $ Machine Works, S ATLANTA, - GEORGIA. HUGH MACRAE fc CO., Bankers MlKIlaneous Southern SerwiUos WILMINGTOX, N. C. Washington, D. C, 408 Colorado Bldg, Cotton Mill Stocks WILLIAM B. CHARLES,! Commission Merchant. COTTON YARNS, ALL COUNT8 COTTON GOODS COTTON AND COTTON WASTE. Amsterdam, New York. RICHARD A. BLYTHE, Commission Merchant. COTTON WARPS AND YARNS. No. 114 Chestnut Street. PiaLADELPlIIA, . . . PA. A. D. SALKELD tr BRO., COMMISSION MERCHANTS S-TI Leonard St4 NEW YORK. COTTTON TARNS. WITH FredTc Victor &.Acheli3. WM. D'OLTER & CO., COMMISSION MERCHANTS - COTTON YARNS ' Third AiMl ChMtnnt Sfa, - Uaiinev and Merchant Bid . . PHILADELPHIA, PA,, - Cctoft SISS.4 ENQINEER AND CONTRACTOR,' ;l n r I IS. 6 1 W ; tan ' Slubbers, ' Roving Frames Intermediates, Jack Frame PAULSON, LINKRQUM & CO. 83 Leonard Street, - - Third and Chestnut Streets, 210 Monroe Street - - J. SPENCER -TURNER CO. COMMISSION MERCHANTS. Yams and Cotton Piece Goods. CONTINENTAL GIN COMPANY CROMPTON THAYER LOOM GO. WORCESTER, MASS, FANCY COTTON AND GINGHAM LOOMS. ALSO MAKERS OF DOBBIE8, EITHER DOUBLE OR SINGLE INDEX TO BE APPLIED TO OTHER LOOMS. , - SOUTHERN REPRESENT ATI VRS - AuajLANVtM vtAMOJuu, .' 1 tt . i .it.. JENCKCS SPINNING CO. PAWTUCKLET, R. I. COTTON YARN SPINNERS,, CONVERTERS AND Correspondence With 801. O. mnOBBINSf& Complete Equipinenf for tjotton Mill, Power 'hPlants and General Machnerv. A', CHARLOTTE, HIGH-GRADE SPINDLE. LOOM, ENGINE :, AND iltS 'Soonroo Bell , oila and Oreasesi, Luhrlcatlntf fev Reaaritlxetll pslnttw f , Cold 'Water Paints. Agents Watt Drcsitio Comiwouid. , GEO. B. 11185 OIL GO. V J " , ' - y ' cuAiaoTTa . t ""'-. t"1-' VICTORIA KEENE'S ?.tCEMERITf:; : ; J Jlha jbesf and most ; econ omical material known for plastering and imitation tile work.;. ';v,f ,;v;j ',M73MdaGt,Ncrr 11 k m -I 1 ? eOUlTALC BUILPINO, ,' v ' ? t .?;,.:'; ATLANTA C U Automatic Feeders, , Openers and Trunk, Breaker, 1 ntermedtate and Fltitsher Lappers, ' : - Kirschner Carding Beaters Thread Extractors, ' , Waste Pickers, etc. Raw Stock Dryers. tJ ETC., ETC. - - New York - Philadelphia $ - - unicago s YOU WANT ONLY THE BEST-"'" Cotton Gin Machinery.:;; Ask any experienced gtnner abetjl .if PRATT. EAGLE, SMITH, WTNSHIP, MUNGER . Tf intr,t4 xutk nttA HIpm. 4a mmm:: you what thousands of life-long m., -tomers say. Write for catalogue 8A61' -testimonial booklet . xi - 4 IHAPI fITTP "HI ' l - unarioue, M. uv -I . . 1 1 i- mmmmmrmrmf XUEALXRS. thern Spinners Solicited. NORTS CAR0LH7 A, VALVE -'tl 'A i Fine Old Vhis!iiit3 SXTRESS PREPAID. ,. Oat gallon .- 4-year-old , corn - whiskey .. ... ... ,,..$3f" One gallon.', 1-year-old - corn whiskey... .. . v One gallon t-year-old corn whiskey.. iv. ;',, . ., .... t Four Quarts" Old . Ilenry Tr? Uhlskey Four juartii P.lHy Taster's I : Rye), tot -.v.:.. .' Four ennrts lloover'a C Rye ,hlkev Four oiart jroonrr ' . . . . mm
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