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tu'J 'J. i ; -2 -k if Ik 1. COTTON M XW'Xl. r qi ii:t Jv Market liy lrr-a,iiIuiH.v of I JuclNtition V.hlilu Ik littliRi) at 15 ,1'olntn 1If o.h( Mcudy at a 3et .Advance of 1 to 7 Point. -; Acw York, ( Feb S The cotton.-market aulet and - fluctuations . irn'Kiimr nthln a rang? of about 16 points. The tlofe wa sturiy at a net advance Of 1 i.' ft- oolnts. Bale . were - estimated;, at iJiflOO bules. -i. i . The market opened steady,' at an ,d i vance of 4 to U point in-- response t hiRlier clbles, and the early news, (gen erally was considered favorable to the tmuket, Including ovetplgl.t messages froiu the South eommentlng on the bet ter demand for spots late-yesterday and Jirlvate advices from Liverpool , express ng a.- favorable opinion; of the . market , owing to a bis- trade demand."- There was no sign of aggressive bull support,, how , aver, which wa thought to. .negative, the . . recent; rumors' of a new Wall .street bull clique. The South seemed to b' selling - here fey balance, New 'Orleans, was relatively- easy and local traders started selling shortly after the opening-, Prices consequently eased Oft during the mld- die session and In the afternoon declined to 1Q.V3 for March and 10,86 for May. or -' about 6 points net lower ; There- was cov. :,1.rlns; by early sellers around these tig ures na im mantel ramaa in mq aw i session, with the. active month l to I , points- t - higher. New crop position www xeuiuvcny I- siHuyj:.H rnvatw; :uviw from the South received later la the day - reported a. falilnr oflf- in soot - demand. f but also "1-Teported -light ' offerings, Ac VII 1 uihhii were UUUUttllgCU Receipt at the ports to-day were 17, IW8 bnlex. sra Inn liM last week end 11 4,tt C , , . -. T, , i V. ..1. . .. , 4 ... . . . n ,1 125,000 bale against 124.MT last -week and ;i fi Vi Orleans, E,69 bales against l,3t last year last year. STOCKS CNl'StALLY, . HVhL. .", 'Trader ,r DlIicIlnJ U Follow f Prices tr s in Any; iwrection, . ana i After Karly weakness i Snbstntlal , &J ,Vf Kny Took nacw. s , , -" v ' 1 New York, Feb. I. Speculatloa failed ; ;-, ;t' show env incentive to-dav. and the trading- fell nt times. Into condition of if ' 'aeinl-stagnatioa which Is rarely seen in " , the market except at What la called the , period of midsummer dullness, - Price " ' drifted iiinileaHlv and 'soon reached the ' limits of fluctuation, coming back oven tne earlier course -and iwoRing and nu- ing under the vnrying operation of the ''board room- traders. Movements - in the I ,. 1,'nlted States Steel stflcks, usually very sluggish, are of marked effect on geh ?" . era! sentiment. The special weakness In ; those stockr to-day therefore - hurt the - ;-whol -market. The postponement of c- ,'tion on the Union. Pacific dividend until nextweek! was alHO a disappointment. t- The uncertainties of the coal strike out- " look were underlying Influences towards a depression- The passuge through the House f Representatives of the railroad - rate regulation - bill seemed to be ac--:cepte4-with -tranquility, Thwe-- was- no ,. ' change lit the rate for- time- loans, but , d they are well sustained and call money x rose late In the day. - There was a sub stantiaj rally, late in the day which seera n ed to be. due to the dislndllnation of v---'- trader to follow price fur In any direc--. Uon. The closing tone wa quite strong. ii Bonds were heavy. Total sale, par value, $3,446,000. .United States bond - were all unohanged on call. - Total sale stocks, M4.700 shares, In cluding: Amalgamated Copper, 102.000; : ' American Cotton . Oil. 1,800; .American Smelting. U.800; American Tobacco, 00; ' Atlantic Coast Line,. 400; Chesapeake & v Ohio, 3(900; Colorado Fuel 4k Iron, 29.S0OJ Dlstlliers' Securities. 33,806; LbulBvllle ft Nashville. 1.000; Norfolk & Western. 6.009; "Pennsylvania. 36.100;- Reading, 139.900; Southern Railway, 84,700; do preferred. ; 1.000: Tennessee Coal & Iron, 1,800; Union Pacific, 148,700; United Stfttes Steel, 111," ' 300; do preferred, 36.400: Virglnla-tjarolina .- Chemical, 1,000; 81oe8hefflrld Steel, 700. .Lotuw of to Point at Xew' Or. t; . v . v-.. , . ,. ..i New rbrlcan,-' Feb, k Spot leasier1 .. but " not ouotablv lowtr cotton Sales, (.400 bales, including 1,300 Jhr arrive and gWab.QuataUonagw.iddlm v Futures at the opening were ,2 to points up on favorable Liverpool, which closed. 4 points higher than expected. Before J he qoon call the market turned weaker and receded, 8 to 13 points, la the trading March opened point 10.71; declined to 10.6J and Anally Improved to -10.66. . May opened 3 ptdnts ud at 11J07. declined to 10.93 and finally advanced to . 10.88, . The market closed quiet with net losses of 9 to 9 points on active posl- iiona.1- s f New York Cotton.' v New Yorlt, Feb-' . Cot ton spot closed - . quiet; middling uplands, 11.25; middling guir ii.ewr saies, iw pates. - ' Futures opened steady and closed quiet and -steady. . wuotauons ranged as loi v lows; . ' ?. Month; '"''-. ' Open. High Low1 Close, Feb. .... .....lO-TOB 10 68 , W.3 -10 68 ' March .,-10.86 105r;10.6 April -- - - " MaVf,. ,.... i0(tf 10.99 S085 T-'June ci.' n.w.'ji.w 11.03 - July ,,ll. 109B i August',.,,. ..... - -j101W ,',!,10J - .Sept, 10 47B. 10.63 - 10.40 11.02 ,10.00 10.47 10.87 Oct. 10. -10.42 - 10.33 , i nor, Dec 10.W 10.41 10J7B 10.48 J, 10.41, ' ' Ibwrpooi CoUon.' ' .Liverpool,.-Feb.- a. Cotton; .spot In. fair rt demand; prices nine poinis nigner: -Am erican mioaimg lair, gooo mioaiing, 811: mlddlina. 6.86: low mlddltn. -ft.78: ; good ordinary, 6.1; ordinary, 6,46. The sales of the day were W.000 balesr of which 1,000 . were tor speculation ana export and ln J eluded t.lOO American, - Receipt - 17,000 haleiL , Inchidlne 13.400 American., Futures ' opened firm and cloHed easy; -American' ruary and March, 6.75; -March and April, ,-.VS.5i- April jMitxyt v.eu , ab; iiu -.Mine, .S.Mr Jime-. and July, 6.86; July and Au- rust. 6.88: -Auauat and September. S.84: I September and October.. 6.68; October and Noveraoer, rovemper anu, uecemoer, , 6.W. , . , , ' ! , 7 - i. Naval Stores. - ' i v" Savannah; - Ckm. Feb. r &t,urpetittne ,-Firmi 5; sales, 167; receipts, 113: ship- mem; sm - . t Rosin Firm: sales, t.356: rereiota. 1.6S3: ! shipments, 696; stocks, 71,081. Quotations. A, B, C, 33-35i P.- tS.SBef - HVK B. $J5$3.40- F, 83.40; O, 8,146; H, vtmida!'! i in. tl e 1A! i. ae r . smt o-. , ,-' W, tf. 86.05; W. W, 86.16. - , Wilmington. N. C' Feb,, 8.-8prit Visit- , . peinine isotnmg aoing; receipts, lit , -i- , Rosin-Firm. 83.35 bid; receipts, 49. . Tar Firm, tl 80; receipts, 89. - W'r Cruda turpentine Firm, J2.V 84.50 ,nd ' $4.50; receipts,, none. t v. r- '-'" " Moncjf Market. W , New York-,. Feb, i 8,Money on -'call ' sinay.iii(fnesi; -mm per ceni iiiwpk, '- -5 ruling rase, tasi loan, 4; closing- dio, S 4; offered at I. t !-,, sTime loans steady; w davsv 90- day and 1 8 month. 4H per cent irtnie mercantile J', paper.- iWo!4 pe cent.' Sterling x change, steady .with ncrual bualneSS in banker bills at 84.S7.8fi4i4.87.30v for ' de ' msnd and at 84-SS 80e84.83.86 or 0-dur . hills. .-: Posted rate. 84.84t4. and .14 .88. .Commercial bill, 14 83.. Bar HVer, SD-T4, J-""-""- ne - , , Chicago. Feb, 8.-An flfTiclHl forecast of ! snow in Kansas and Nebraska, was chif : lv Instruranntal , to-dav in oaiialna: a ; weak tone in- the. wheat market prtces.J of the day. with the May -option et lower jnan resieruay nnai : quotations. , ; Corn -and oat were each- off Pro visions were 7Mr&27c. higher. w i,n i,i t CvMjf Xw Orlean Future . r ', - ew' Orleans. Feb. 8,CoUoii fuitlres Wnstng bids: February, 10.65; M trch. 10.80 April. 10.80;-May, ja; jnne, ll.(;- July; 1109. August, .10.87 bid, -, K " r Poisons lit Pood. - ' ' , Perhapg ott 'don't ' realise that many pain ' poison originate in your food, but some 'day .you, may feel a twinge Of dyspepsia, that wllK con vince you. Dr.- King's 'Mew - Li fa Pill are guaranteed to cure all 'slcfc neH clue to tolson4 of undl?'fted food or money bark. 25 c. at it. IL Jordan tc Ca' Urug storc. Try . . Xew York I'roiluec. Kew . York,. Feb.. g. Flour Dull buifly steady. ' - , Ryu- Hour Steady. ' Kik k heat Hour pull, , ' " iJt.kheat Dull. 1 t'ormneal Barely steady, ' Hye Nominal, , 4 ftarlev Oniet an beat Khkv. No 9 red. elevator options, .t&ARo.'ftet lower; May, 901,.; July iv Hfplniler, Sh. : Pflrnuav. ,, Kn ' fl R1U eleivator. OP- tlona, HfoiKc.' net lower; Slay, Wt; July, Wki Bepienioer, Oats Steady; mixed, SG4t 16. , het Kteady. - vl.dj.iirm' Wmiorn steamedi. K.OOftS.10 rennedj, steady; continent, 16: compound, iork Firmer: famUy, -,l610.r rinA 7o4O(i.60. - , . . t Tallow Barely Bteady, j 4 Rosin Quiet, I3.l6tf3 9u, ' . 4 Turpentine Quiet; W&QlHvf . V"': -V it ' Rice Stead v. k , r Coffee rtpot Rio stfady. No. 7 JnVolce 1 7-l: mild, steadv: Cordova. t Futures Steady,, unchanged to S points net nigner,. - --f x ' Sugar, raw Barely steady; fair retin Ing, i74; -centrifugal, W; test. ll-329 molasses sitgar, S; renned, quiet, ; ButterH-Flrm unchanged. Cheejie-oFlrm. - unchanaed. - Ekks ErtSlen . nearby selected.- -' 28-28 Western nrsts, Southern 119. rotutoes tuisy, uncnangea. , i Cabbages Steady, unchanged, , ' r A art nttX)nin ... tiupKanmit - .'Cotton seed oil' was firm and higher In syinpatny witfi nog ' product. frtme crude fob mills, ,34H25i prime summer yellow, ZltaZt ' prime white, -34Mrtf Vt m. winter yiww Baltimore Produce. 'A ftalUmore, - Fet. i, Flour pull, cnangeo, , , W heat Steady: soot contract. t6 Com-Eaay; ;; spot, & 4T5t48t,' -Southern white, com. 354JW)"j. Oats Steady; No. 1 mixed, 85. ' ' Rye Steady; No. 9 Western, 7479. , Butter Firm, unchanged,, - -Eggs--Eay, 17H. 1 ' n Cheese Firm,; unchanged. ' i Sugar, quiet, unchanged, ' . 1 f"r' IHW"'l""i , .it M v i Tne ry uooda .juarxet. v , ; New, Yorkr Feb. . J"obers In the dr: good market -Jo-day complained thai in spite-of tlie presence of a large num ber of retail buvers. onerattons were ex. tensive but - buyers expressed a lack of faith in the - future. Cohttnuea Inquiry irom, vtuna was reponeou r.' P. Cllis A C3o,b Cotton Xetter. Special to The Obeerver, new urieans, Feb. 8. Liverpool ad vanced 8 to 9 pqints in the early trading but closed onl uy three ; points higher. Cablsn- wer uniformly bullish, predicted nulllsh, pr ioaan in Mi tne- activity oy Liogan in Mancnes An Initial rise- Of T to 10 points in American markets attracted liberal sell- ing to secure profits on the part of recent buyer -and -under this pressure a reces-. sion oi s to is points occurrea, nau oi which was recovered at the close when the buying in of -hedges against spots was a conspicuous feature. The volume of business - has' been on a decidedly smaller: scale, 3 In fact,1 for most part, it represenied scalping , operations or the local traders. ; It was noticeable, how ever that any tendency to weakness at new xortc was promptly. cnecKen. giving rise to the suspicion that some important Interests were accumulating a largo line of spring; and summer contracts but our Investigations in this direction failed to bring any other explanation relative to this feature than that the buying was ror account or local snorts. Altogether, the markets appear to be very welt educated, in so far as contracts are con cerned.: t and fluctuations for the im mediate future will no doubt be deter mined vwy 'developments In spot circles. From present anoearances It is unl kelv that the trade will follow anv Hdvanen of Importance , at this juncture, while on the other hand we believe - splnnera will continue to buy freely on declines. Therefore It seems to us that acalping operations involving sales on Duigea or purcnanes on Breaks oner equal induce ment for quick profits. IIubb&rdUBros. A Co.'s Otton Letter. Special to The' Observer, contltalgano the local iobbera there were free- sellers. ire taking -the view that nthe improvement was only in the nature or a reaction and that a decline would follow. Here the same view was" taBah by the-local trad er who, nave been against the market from the. opening. In New Orleans, a similar condition existed. So we have the curious feature of the traders opposing an improvement,, when the .consumers are raxing Tne view mat tne market nas now reached a point where cotton- la reason able if not cheap, It was noticeable to day that many large selling orders cams here from New Orleans, together with a multiplicity or Dearie!) dispatches. Under these conditions we think the market acted rawiv. wen and that while we can expect many .fluctuations - the-pressure is Deing iiaaen -on me market eacn-dav bv the, buying, for conmsBption. We notice that the most enthusiustic bull . at the high ' prices of December last are now looking for a further break- and are quite as necinea in rneir views, as itiea: were at that "time. " The movement, while larger tnan last week, la: )ess than ex pected earlier in the week. i .... - HUBBARD BROS. & CO. DAILY COTTOX MARKET. COMPARATIVE PORT - RECEIPTS. . ," February 1 Taster Last , - day y --. .'.H.5,B8A.- 6,659 .jp.-f.;. ....... 27 .... .......... 8,660 at . 833 y .. .. s, 4 e ' '. ..a ....,k...l,3S2 .Year 861 - 6,934 126 J.193 80 288 1,351 466 194 Galveston .. . New Orleans Mobile ... Bavannab ;.. Charleston .. Wilmington Norfolk New York .. Boston ...V.. Port Arthur . .- 4 ...,1000 Total ...17,931 11,531 - ESTIMATES. y -: ' ' . February 8. t , C'M ! t , t- . To- Last ' " V ., . dav Year New1 Orleans,.; .t 4.600-6,000 3,618 Houston- .. iv ......4.000-4.500' 1268 oaivestoa .l-'.,,;:...t.,oo-.ooo , 1.273 INTERIOR. .RECEIPTS." " Pebroary $V. , - Ytater Last t j Year '- 980 . 88 Memphis ' Augusta ' . 417 ,1,S07 0.'' T .l. ninr-lnn.tl . t , ' Houittoti ;.,II!41,150- V ' --" JrvKT MOVEMENT. Galveston' Steady ...,.,..,.4, 7 lOi New Orleans easy A,..V ...4 if Mobile aulet ' .'...!.....,.... 10 9-16 Savannah stead v .,.,?..., tin Charleston nominal ..,..,. .i Wilmington nominal, t Norfolk steady ..t -.v...",....'.., ,i 10 Baltimore nominal ,r.w. , 111. New Vork quiet ,.,i.v ' jia S"",to,.1lM,et' V. . ? , 3VJ6 Pblhidelphla qiihft .,..,... iim ' INTERIOR UOVEUE14T Houston steady Augusta, st eany ;...... 1 kp. nqjIIUIIIV 1I17IIII1UU .,-,,tf,,..,,'i-.w...a.i. JU St. Louis quiet ,.,..,...,.,;, v. , Einrinnau r .M. .....i.,., . w oulsvlile firm ....i.i,., ,... . .ltu CHARLOTTE COTTON MARKET." . . , These figures represent prices no Id: , ,Srk't middling, ...,.,.... . . Good middling, . tinged a,.;-. ' jm i -,. Stains, v.. .,......,: - K'fll0 ( -CHARlXyrTB PRODUCR. . ICorreeted dally bv J. W.' Jjlinnverman 1 oinpoiiyj ( -ChickensSpring ..;. ,. i;ttS Mens pel1 head ,;,'.. . i . iHlcks ....... . ,,..,.,-, 4-.,..v...... , i-gg ..,w,.t ,,,. ....,,( Re , .(.,. J fMlsrecd . r.,r 4r -s : .-.......,. fl .i.s Cotton Bed ....... , ., j; C..ICACO GRAIN AND PROVISION. " . February 8. " WHEAT ' V' ' ' , ' " . ' Hfgb Low Clow September V,.,i..,.,.S3- 82V 824 ( juiy ,.,., ,st4 S9isd JMaV ...;'.. 8514 8" t. uiti t . , t - 1 July .... .;. vj h rieptember ,.,f ,.,ts4, 44VJ, May W.'.i ...,..,.44 , 43 ' 44, September' ,., . . 28 July',;. .(, .. ;:iw.,.,".l9a4J2fH-a"4 May ..; '.SOVi 30 f 80Vi 1 poRK-t , J' ,rL "k ' : May, . .I, .....;iB,20. 15,00' 15 IS July-'.:,w'. ,... ......iB.lOt ; 14.96 - 15.0i LARD ? A-;"--.'.7 MaytVv t.86 r.f.80 July ,i,'M,t.l7' t.90a( September ..,.'. ..1.', ,, '' -'' . 8 MIB8- i; ; 3 ff v lAi , -l - a nn r. At- ' i7J2 1.95 8.06 8.00 ..ftrt 8.02 -7.9! July .i2 . i.or- 840 , CLOSlNO STOCK L18r.,V,' 7 N5.' -r, -.February 8. 1906, Adams, Kxnreas, e lw J f J. a, i A. 2J5 Amalcramated ' Conner American Carj& Foundry. 44 4. r 8 e-f! -'T Amerk-an Car & - Foundry rTd. A merlca n lV)tcm OI...,....a........i 85 American Cotton Oil Pfd. t, 92Vt American- Express .... 2' American Hide & Leather Pfd........ 38 American Ice , ,,. 44Vi American Ice Pfd. ,.....(, .tj... American Unseed Oil .... 244 American Linseed Oil Pfd 4iU American i Locomotive 761i American, Iocomotlve Pfd, J16V American Smelting ft Refng. 1614 A men-pan smelting & tterng, na.... American Sugar Refining. 144 American . Tobacco,-, Jr'fd.j oertiL,.,... it Anaeonda Mining Co.-,,,....,....... 874 Atchison ......... Atchison Pfd ..,, 103V4 Atlantic Vomit Line .... ...... iw Baltimore Sc Ohio ...t. Ji3r Baltimore 8c Ohio Pfd. 1, 88 Brooklyn ' Rabid Transit t....!.....1 844 Canadian Pacific 173Vi Central of New - Jereey...... 222 Chesapeake' & Ohio 69 Chlcaro & Alton sit , 76 nt 184 '1614 37 Chlsaco Alton Pfd. ... Chicago, Great Western ... Chicago &-Northwestern .. Chicago, Mil. & St. Paul . Chlcaso Terminal A Trans. Chicago 'Terminal & Trans, C... C. C. ft St. Loula . Pfd., 105 Colorado Fuel & Iron 7-'U Colorado .' & Southern 34Vi Colorado V Southern 1st Pfd 7.1H Colorado ft -Southern 2nd Pfd. ...... 52 Consolidated Cta 177 Corn Products 18Vi Corn Products Pfd. ..... .....v. '67V Delaware. & Hudson ...... 10 Delaware,, Lackawanna ft West. .....466 Denver ft Rio Grande 47 Denver' A Rio Grande Pfd. 89 Distillers' Securities 67i KrlO' ..w. 4ft Brie 1st- Pfd. 78; Erie. Snd Pfd.i .... 724 General Electric .... ,. ...... 175V4 Hocking Vallsy 113 ,176 Illinois 1 Central .... International Paner 23 87 : 847, International, Paper Pfd.. International Pump International Pump Pfd. Iowa -Central v 3i7i Iowa Central Pfd. 69 Kansas City Southern ...... Kansas City: Southern Pfd. Louisville 'V Nashville Manhattan, L, Metropolitan Securities Metropolitan St: Hy 6014 149H ItiO 12(H4 Mexican central Minneapolis ft St. Ixiuia 78 Minn. St. P. ft Sault. Ste. M. 155 174V4 101 H Sfht 7014 Minn., St. P. ft Sault. St, M. Pfd.. Missouri Pacific Missouri, Kansas ft Texas Missouri. Kansas A Texas, pfd.... National - Lead. ,,r.. , National R.- R. of Mexico Pfd New York "Central 148 New York Ontario ft Western 5274 Norfolk ft Western ; 89 Norfolk ft Western Pfd ,90 North American ..... 1U Pacific- Mail 48 Pennsylvania . ...... 141H Peoples Mas .;..... :-t..,., sa4a f iitsourgK t m. iouis m t-resea meei uar m Pressed Steel Car Pfd J02H miiman : aiace car Reading w-.. i-.V1" ' 138 Keaaing 1st irta. Reading 2nd Pfd. 100 Republic Steel ........ 34 Republic Steel PfL 107V, kock jstana vo ........ z ' Rock Island Co. Pfd, v. 66 Kuooer uomi - Rubber Goods Pfd.. , cii. uiuif vc chi 11 rniit duu riu : St.'. Louis Southwestern 34 St. , Louis Southwestern Pfd 66 Duucnern racinc m Southern Paclflo Pfd. , 118 Southern Railway 40 Southern Railway Pfd. 100" Tennessee Coal ft Iron ... 167' Texas ft Pacific .....;"-,., 85" Toledo, St. I,ouIs ft West. Toledo, St. Louis A- West, Pfd. union Paclflo Union Pacific Pf d. . United 8tates Express ITnited States leather United States leather Pfd United States Realty ............ united States Rubber t...... 3 United States Rubber Pfd. United States Steel United- States Bteer Pfd. ....... - Virginia-Carolina Chemical 4774 v HHiMm-itMuiius, vuenucai .' i-ja. Wabash ....... v.,,..,, ,,.,,,,., waoasn ft a. Wells-Fargo Express , ..g.... Westlnghouse Klectrio v.1..,.'-.;. Western Union ...,-.,.... Wheeling ft Lake Erie Wisconsin Central- Wisconsin Cent ra Pfd. h. , . : . , Seaboard Atr Un Stock, Baltimore." Feb.. . Seaboard Air Line coromon anq preierreo, ; nothing doing. . KBW YORK, BOND.. , February s, J90. S,-refunding Ss registered 103 S. refunding 2s. couoon mk S. is. registered ),.,........,.., J02VI S" coupon.,.,.:., j... ...if 102 IT. S, Old 4s, Coupon ...... w,.. lotl H. New 4a ' rerit.red l 1oai V.' 8. New 4a, , .Coupon ......f latU American Tohiieoo,. 4a .-. ., i7 Ainertcan -Tobacco v,,'.i-..iy...i.t.', 17U Atchison general 4s ...,w.. lmi Atchison adjustment 4s J..-, vs Atlantic Coast Line 4a 102 Baltimore ft Ohio 4a t,t.,,.,,. VHK Brooklyn R. T. rv. 4s .... ....... . vrul ; ..,..70 ..-.v.. ........ 1 ..... - 1 'r entrat or ueorgta let inc. f5 'entrai of Genrvla. ?nd ln haii Vntmi of Georgia 8l Inei" j-ii . os Chesapeake ft-Ohlrt itys Chleago Alton ...,.,,w..,.w SO cnirugo, w. uuincy new 4 ;,..,M,,101 Chicago, K.;k ft faoine R,' R. 4,,.. 81' unicngo,: ti, i.ct ferine K. K. col as, C C, C: A St. Ioui gen. 4 ofd.,,.. 109 Colorado industrial 6 8er. "A... ftt Colorado Industrial 6s SerV 8.....,i. WA Colorado Midland 4 .4. 77 Colorado tc Southern, 4s 4V4 Cub 5 ......i. ..., Jfl7I Denver aV Rio Grande 4 wL IMstillers' - SeeurHies is . . .ts . , . ' iH Erie priod lien 4s t,... ...:,.,, lot Erie General 4,...l,v;. ":J-i,".,v..T.., 9el Hocklpg VnllejrMHa Wnl Japan 8s ,.,,. jooij Japan x. 2nd Series i. ..,......,'., loou Japan 4s t w ( vhjl' Japan' 4, eertlflrnte Jnd Series,, Bl l IxiciisvUte : Nash. Unified 4 i. VW'V Manhattan eonsp gold v4 joi Meg can. Central 4... ..,; ..I.w.u MesUisn Central 1st -ln!. . ,s . m Svl Minn, ft St, Iniis 4 w Missouri, r Kansas. A Texas Is inini Missouri, Kansas - A Texas 2nds.4.., w ; Nattoiml R. R. of Mexico eoimoi 4s (A New ,York Central gen. ft 3Hs w flew- Jersey Central general '.,,, i ll"). Northern.- Paeino .- 4 c.V.vj.ii.,.,,,,;,-, 111B Northern Panlllo Is W; Norfolk? , Western-, oonsol 4s .;; ' .. i. join? Oregon Shore Una" rtdg. 4s . (1714 penn, ev. 314 -f ,....... ,,..n..., , vn, Reading General 4s- ,...'....,.;.... )n.' St. Louis iron Mmintaln eonsot 6s 117'4 St. Louis- Sn Franciaeo fg. 4s..,, s.rk Bt. - Ixuls H'westent eon, 4s.w... , ' HealKiard Air Line 4 v.i.-i...... 1 ' Southern- pnelfle (1(14 Ktmthern Paoilin Jrt 4a certificates,, HiJ Southern' Hallway- 5 -4..., lis'i Texas- Paciiie Ists ) Toledo, St. J sr Western 4 i...,,,, kv! 1'nlou pacific ,4s , i.v,. i I't.'i l'nln Pacific ev, 4 ...... ,4 i 1 '. n. meet .-na ds nlmsh iwts IK.', Watmsli Tet. II. ,,t. Western- Md. 4s V lieeiiirv & Iike F.rlfl 4s V iNcotuim Ct-ntral 4a .... r.lr.::nfccturcrs r"c-'-;Ci;J Jobbers it Frequently find lt naesssary'to , have Lanklng Facilities In ' ad . - dltion to thosa offered by local ,f banks. ,v ' ff-jb' First NationalBank t ' f Richmond, Vlralnla,' "; - 4 -- k h 1 1 5 "' p l. ' t -' With 1 ' v 1 fl.t80.000.8O-Capital ,. 85.000,000 00 Deposit , ' , 87,000,000,00 ' Total Resource ;( Offers Just th Additional Fa-- " . cilltie Raqulred. , v ' T ' Jno.' B, vpurcell, President? '. ' Jno. M." Mlllerf Jr. Vice Presl - dent; Chas. - R, Burnett, As- '' , alstant . Cashier i J, C. Joplln, .', Assistant Cashier. HOOK AND ROOEES CHARLOTTE ' GREEX8BORO. X.O. Wheeler, JBunge and Dickey ARCHITECTS- Second Floor 4C's Building, toAWxyrriTi ' - - - - x.c. PRANK F. MILBURN ARCHITECT - Columbia ' - - - S. C. . BANDY & TERRELL, "GREENSBORO. N. C. ' Consulting, ' 'Hydraulic and Sewer Engineers. Plana and estimates for power plants and sewer systems made on application. Bandy A. M., Ph. B. Assoc. M. A. M.. So. E.i '" and Terrell. C. E. Rensater. v .fTi- - ' ESTABLISHED 1889 C. P ELLIS & COMPANY CoUon Commission Merchants MEMBERS OF ,Th New York Cotton Exchange, New Orleans Cotton Exchange, Liverpool Cotton Brokers' Association, New Or leans Board of. Trade. -, Cotton PJXChange Building 1 NEW ORLEANS Special attention given to executing of orders in contracts for future de livery of cotton In ell the markets. CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED. DR. 0. L. ALEXANDER, DENTIST. CAHSOy BtTTLDINO 1 ' Southeast-Comer FOlTRTKr AND t uTRYOX STREETS. HUBBARD BROS. & CO., HANOVER SQUARE,, KE W YORIC 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 MFJICUANTS. , COTTON YARNS ' CONSIGNMENTS ROMCITEB Philadelphia, 123 ami 184 Chestnut St. Boston, 185 Summer St. -Mew York, No. 61 Leonard St. "THE STAMP OF PER V, PECTION," Our name ou machinery ; ; means that in its manu ; facture quality wa3 tho 1, - first consideration, price , , the second. That is why y we" grow. ', " MANUFACTTTRERS OF Cotton Mill, Cotton: Oil and " Other Machinery. : 55 Ikchineiy for farm and :fac- jtrvrpi Three kinds, from 12 H's!Mtoi50H.p.,5 r fifprc Return Tubular' land V.UU 9, p ... ilk. itnu ti m - j. , a will , y. j,ru x . IzrcycdftnMachm; gngie v lv -v v " Gins and ' Presses, and complete outfits of capacity.of 100 bales per day'and cexfj C" y f ''f,c: Four oflfive Idndsl -' all sizes in use in the South. '.iyr;. f rcr."d SMlh'j, . . t. ... from the cmcdlect to. complete cotton m:!l outfits. ' 1 " iiDDriivcoriPAiiY, ' ' ' Hfc...MiWIB.i.i,w .. COTTON Wi I LL M ACM I N Li '-- ' .ataiM ai tsas . eOUTM TftYOK T. - QHARLOTTB. Hi O, ' Revolving; Flat Card, , Railway Heads Drawing: Frames, ; 5plnnlni Fnmes, ; Twisters and Spoolers --: Qutllers and Reels, Looms, COMBER5 1 ETC., ET& The Largest Pipe The Philip v 85 per cent. Magnesia for covering high-pressure steam pipes. Asbestos Moulded for covering low-pressure steam pipes. Wool Felt for covering low-pressure pipe3. Hair Felt for covering exposed pipes. Pipes covered with Carey's Coverings never give trouble. ' v,:-S ' For further information, estimates, etc., address ? Charlotte Branch The Philip Carey Manufacturing Co. 216 S. College St. E. P. TINGLEY, Manager. MILLER & COMPANY ' EXCHANGE BROKKRS. No. M0 Broadway. - - New Tork. i Members; .New York Stock Exchange,; New York Cotton Exchange. New York; Coffee Exchange. New York Produce Ex. j change. New Orleans Cotton Exchange, New Orleans, Board of Trade. Chlcag 1 Board of Trade, Liverpool Cotton, Asso ciation. Executes orders on any of tht -fx-hangs 0? w!-.!:h w ore members. All order ent to our bratili offk-e al OreenvilK 8. C. Will. be ,. transmitted 1 Inxtantly by private wlrs to our main' office in New York, and execution ret 1 ported promptly. 1 The Best Service. Prompt Attention,) Immediate Settlements,' ":- v. , ! Vour Business Solicited. -,- , F. B. ALEXANDER, Mgr. I 117 W. Washington Sf., Greenville, f", C, 1 X nrtrnrfiAXT' oprn TT WAX kJJUJUAS viu and Otta Machinery NOT IN ANY COMBINATION OK TRUST. Complete plant from fifteen to two hundred tons capacity. Spe cial .smalt-oil plants for gin neries. Complete cotton gin ning systems. VI. Van Winkle Oin and $ llachine Works, ATLANTA, - - GEORGIA. HUGH MACRAE & CO., , V Bankers Mlacellaneoua Soutliern ftexntrltlea AVILMINGWN, N. 43. Washlnirton, D. C, 40S Colorado Bldgv Cotton Mill Stocks WILLIAM B. CHARLES, Commission Merchant. COTTON YARNS, ALL COUNTS ! ' COTTON GOODS -COTTON AND COTTON WASTE. ' Amsterdam, New York.! RICHARD A. BLYTHE, Commission Merchant. COTTON WARPS AND YARNS. v 'No. 114 Chestnut Street, PHILADELPHIA, . . . PA. a. d; salkeli bro. COMMISSION MERCHANTS $M Leonard St'' ';,1WBrW TORK. Zl coxtTor Til n n's. s : i-fs-... , WITH , , , . FreoVk Vietor & Acheli3, D'OLIER 'A CO,, ".COMMISSION M KRCHA NTS v .COTTONYARNS 1 ' -' Third and Chewtnnt Rta.' -f : ICari ner and Merrttant Bk)4V i - - 4 PHILADELPHIA, PA. ... VICK I f I "l I r"",f ""i ' 1 wl Vt A f , t llAYVARD Stuart W. Cramer, ENGINEER AND CONTRACTORS. 5Iubbers, . Roving Frames Intermediates, Jack Frames Covering Plant In Carey Manufacturing Co. CINCINNATI, OHIO ! PAULSON, LINKROUM & CO. CO ffl 83 Leonard Street, . . Third and Chestnut Streets, 210 Monroe Street - - J. SPENCER COMMISSION MERCHANTS. OFFICES: New York, Philadelphia, Chicago, St. Louis, London, EngJaadV Yarns and Cotton Piece Goods. . :. m , CONTINENTAL GIN COMPANY CROMPTON THAYER LOOM CO.:; WORCESTER, MASS. ' 1 FANCY COTTON AND GINGHAM LOOMS. ? ALSO MAKERS OF DOBBIES, EITHER DOUBLE OR SINGLE INDEX TO BE APPLIED TO OTHER LOOMS. f SOUTHERN REPRESENTATIVES. ALEXANDER & GARSED, - - Charlotte, N. 0. JCNCKES SPINNING CO. PAWTUCKET, R. I. COTTON YARN SPINNERS. CONVERTERS AND Correspondence Wljth Southern Spinners Solicited. ' -vfi Complete Equipment for Cotton Mill, Power, Plants 'v' . and General Maclmerr. . v'vs: CHARLOTTE, NORTH OAR0LI1TA. HIGH-GRADE SPlNDLt LOOM, ENGINE AND r VALVE Scouree Belt oils aiul tSreaaea. Lubrirattn; Orrewe, Pndy. Mixed Z Faints. t; Cold Water PalnU. Affents WaiUe Drrssbte Compounds, , v GEO. B. HISS OIL GO. 4 ,CIIAllLOTTE,.X, C VICTORIA KEENE'S CEMElilT-:' 4 or'" ; ' The .'best and most econ omical material, known' for plastering and imitation tila work' V'- ; '.:-oaRiNkAiT, 173 Hain Cfc, ITorfollr, Vs. . V; : l 'J' Si"-- In-. eOUITABLC BUILOINO, ... -.. .... A.. " i,,l , K Automatic Feeders,' ' , Openers and Trunk, Breaker, Intermediate ac 1 Finisher tappers," ; Kirschner Carding BeAters Thread Extractors, i Waste Pickers,' etti, Raw Stock Dryers. ETC ETC. ''jSVt The United States it YAK . . New York I Philadelphia - - Chicago j TURNER CO; -YOU WANT ONLY THE BEST J';-;: Cotton Gin Machinery, Ask any experienced glnner abattl --' PRATT. EAGLE, SMITH, WINSHIly.V HUNGER .'''-'-i--k'.:. If Interested wa would Ilka to shw ' you what thousands of life-long ouav tomers say. Write for catalogue sjait testimonial booklet -.(..--, CHARLOTTE, H. C. DEALERS. V INVEST! i(M, 0" aores suburban ' pror " ' for sale, just out side. well elevof comnianilljig , beautiful luw c ? ; city and surrounding couiit'v. In short distance of err 1.. ing all springs it. r.M I r 1 V .-! f ' round lays v .- i:.i -r i r y Id I I KlTSC 1
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