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CHARLOTTE DAILY. OBSERVER, FEBRUARY X5, 1006. . 7 n. COMEBCE AD FINANCE COTTON CP . to- 14 points ,. During Irly Trading the Market ' bagged. OT to Wlthlu One Point of I Ijoumt Level for Bear Movement, f ' i Where an Improved Demand Waa i" ,Mct and Price Advanced Sharply, ' New York, Feb. 14. The cotton market i:?1! Was more active and after and early de- -clin ruled generally steady to Arm, with :-':i;!'.th close s to 14 point net; higher, galea ' wer estimated at juu.iuu Dates, . v The opening- was steady at a. decline v M'iOt S to 4 points, or about .as due' on the r i . raoiea. r tncra wtis not rnncn leaiure io . , lira early news, -upw vnoans was in- rllned to be heav,,und wa a seller here, ,. there whs little sign of bull support and " the market sagged oft durmg the early v ' f. 'tradin to tL: mot Iobs .of about 8 ooints -i on the- activa 'months under scattering liquidation nnd local -Aear pressure. iiiW' Si -.-(-Around 10.S!! or March and 10.79 for May, " within one point of the lowest level for the bear movement, the market met lm- - r-vjL proved demand, much , of which .seemed '..'r. .. .WjI? was buvtnathere. soot houses also t; ' lH)Ughf, and-ther Was a demand credit- ,i . ed to Denver bull interests.' Tiiera matte 7 J." amaller short uneasy and when a little - later advice f rmn the1 South reported An , xi ' Improved spot demand nnd big sales of ' spot, cotton -at New Orleans, prices ad i j vanoed quite,' sharply-on .covering. The " , close was steady in tone and within, a ' couple of point of the highest -or itha ;0V a on active, months.. . ' Receipts of cotton at the ports to-day, S),047 bales, aguUiat 19.E30 last Week and , 11,74 lust year, -For the week (estlmat. ,1 , - ed), m,m bales, against H8.670 last week 1 ' anl 74 SliS last war. To-day' 8 receipts at t V New OrleanaV 1,88 bales, against 2,34 ,-, lafet year, and yat Houatpn, 9,063 bales, against 4.S53 las year. , - . 5i"t's'J' - M. ..p. i. ni ....-.- j -. r-. j i.i-f-.'.;i''- . ,'' "i pressuhb p" ( stock; makkjet. tiniimi Inn i (f Movement "n EceedinRly 81nggteli Kxeept In pw Special iilocka and Growing Uneasiness Wa Felt Ovejr x Advance In Money Rates, "' New YorkFeb, H. Speculative Interest In the stock Market declined again to day to about 'last week's average, The biovemnet was exceedingly 'sluggish ex- cept la a few special stocks, and In them it was less pronounced than yesterday. The .day's trading offered a tame con clusion to the long period of surmise over ' tue nion i-aciiie . aivtaeno, wnicn whs i Bottled to-day bythe'4lactng of the stock! on a regular si per cent, basis. Thef .trading In that stock for- the day was I below last, night's level. The action of the copper stocks in the , formal an nouncement' of the transfer of control of the Metnac properties and the resulting settlement of litigation also I offered .Abundant suggestions to the speculative ; mtna mat tne mystery oeing ciearea irom the ' stock deprives it of much of Its motive power In, th market.- Amal- - gn mated Copper and Anaconda clearly showed the effects of realising through- - nut "the day, although support made their movements Irregular. The Hill group had the .continued benefit of a mystery still on. and the smeltina and lead stocks al so came under the revived influence of the .Dossible wholesale mereer of coo per . and . smelting companies, which It was hoped waa to be included in the oniciar announcement or ine Aion.na settlement. , These movements were of . wmall effect, however, on the general . market, which backed and filled within a - narrow range during the day. The rate of tint loans for all periods up to six months was fairly established on a nve per cent. Dasis ana nigner rates were asked for short time loans. Call loan rates also were higher, ruling above four per cent throughout the day ngn as nve per cent. The effects of the Union Pacific dividend and the Conner settlement caused an an prehension that various other deals have beew discounted already In tha movement of prices. There was growing uneasiness also over the advance In money rates. The market closed tinder pressure and at tba lowest of the day. Bonds were heavy. Total sales, par value, 83,730,000. United States bonds were all unchanged On call. Total sales 928,900 shares, including: Amalgamated Capper, 130,9U0r American Cotton Oil, 400; American 8meltlng. 45,0W; Anaconda Mining. 57.800; Atlantic Coast lane. 2,000; Chesapeake & Ohio. 500; Xxmin vill. Nashville. ,600;. Norfolk & Wwt- ' term 10.000; Reading, 64.600; Southern Rail way,; 30,100; do preferred, 700; Tennessee Coal .; Jron lnO; tftilon Paciflc. 179,700; . tlnltfid States Steel, 54,700; Virginia Carolina Chemical, 8,700; Sloas-Sheftield Btcel, "..v:,.-'Av'- . ' Gains of It to 18 Points at New Or- New Orleans. -Feb. 14. Spot -.cotton opened casv but closed active and stead). . Kuropean buyers leing heavy purchasers; sales, ItMOO, Including' 1,0 to arrive and 2.900 . fob. Quotations nnchanged; mid dling, 10 11-16. Futures were very wak at the opening with: prices 8 to 5 points lower than yes terday's finals, the decline being attri . tuted to disappointing Liverpool. The 'market continued dull until the eurly t afternoon when a buying movement set ; In which continued until the end of the ewsalon. The market closed within a potnf or two of the top. " The TJst showed ' net gains of 11 to 13 points. New Orleans Futures. v'ij New Orleans, Feb. 14.--Cotton futures 'Closing bids: February, 10.66; March, " 10 78; April, 10.87! May, 10.97 June, 11.03; ' July, UXW; October, IQ.S4; December, 10.34. t New. Tork CottoBT- " " New 'York Ieb; 14. Cotton spot cloaed steady, 10 polnta higlier; middling uplands 1L25; Middling gulf, 11.60; sales. 12,00, , Futures opened and closed steady. Quo tations rangea as iouows: Open. High. Low. Close. i'F'eb. 10.83 J0.B3 10,06 March 107 10.73 10.62 10.71 April 10.86B - -r 1O.S0 . May .... 10.75 10.91 10.70 10.S9 v June 10.80 10.80 10.80 10.38 July. .. Wi.85 11.01 ltf.81 11.00 August laMs. 10.88 10.75 10.90 V Sept. .... .v.... . 10.88 10.43 10.41 10.51 - Oct 10.29 10.42 10.27 : 10.40 iv Nov. 10.31-33 10.43 Jtc J0-4S 1O.S0 . 10.46 LlvrpQol Cotton. lilverpoo!, Feb.. 14. Cotton not 111 fair ?emana; nrlcea i ooints lower: American nnooiing lair, ,..u; goou miuanng o.xi: . 'middling, 4.83; : low middling, 6.67; good s' ordinary -j 6. 4S; ordinary, 5.33. The sales Of the day were 12.000 bales of which , 1.000 wre for speculation and export and -. included .19.6W American. Receipts 11.SO0 7 bales, including ft.soo American. Futures ''" opened qlilet; and: closed quiet; American ' . middlings g o. 'C.j; February, ., Feb- .' -ruary iiu inun-n, mait-ii' imiu jtirit, . -C.88; April And May, 6.71; May and June, , 6 T4; June and July. 5.76; July .and Au , guat, 5 ;f 'August tthdi September, 6.74; September and . Oetolier. 5.80; .; Otrtober Anno November, 6.88; November and I-- cember. t.6. -, , " - TIw Money Market,' , Nw York, - Feb. 14. Money oii call satnnrlv: blahest ner Cent.- lowest. -4: '"ruling rate, 4HW; last loan, 4; closing ' Wd. ntrereo at.. . Time loans firmer, '"' 60 days, 80 days and 8 months, 46 per .'.cent. " i '- - ' ' Prima' mercantile paper. per 5 cent. Sterling exchange weak, wUn ac ifiual "business In bunkers bills at m.m.u '4,$it.85 for demand and at 14 83 4Wi 84.83. 4(1 f.ii MMlny bills. Posted rates, S4.84iiV and :;AUJ CCommerclal bills, 14.83.. 3ar s wK, . Mexican dollura, M. . v Baltinibrw itodnce.' Baltiimtre.: Feb- -, M-Flour-Dutl. un- cnangeo. - v ; fi - Wheat Easifr; -pot contract, mifi. -; ' Corntidvt pot, Southern White com, 43947. i , - On is Weak and. lower,' No.' 8 mixed, HWHJ5. ; ' ( , . s' "v - ' - . Rye Steady? No. - J Western, tTS.. -V HutterFIrm, unchanged. Eggs-rTrm," tn, e. v Cheese St rongt unchanged. , ( .;' , -, Sugr-ateudy Unchanged. ', , k " t l ' Naval Stores. f t.''-ltavnmlii:(M,4.t'i-'tfinUiM' -. Firm, 87; sales, BO; ftrceipts, 19i ship ments.. V. - '" . ' " Rosin Firm; sales, .S.IS28; receipts, 1,848; shipment, 4: stocks 84 J7?. , ; Quotations A,' B, C,' D.. E, F: and O. '.f H, 83.96: I,' 84.40; K. 85.10; M. J5; n, fc; w, $8.i, w., w, , Wilmington,- N. O, Feb; M. Spirit turpentine JnotFiw; flomgf receipts. 12, ' . Rosin l'lrm, tl.ut bid; receipts, 47. Tr Flfnu tl 4r. "receipts, 129. i - , - ' -Crude lui-pent'oa 1'irm, $2.m, 84.60 and 'H60; 'raoelptg,.!. TU Dry Goods Blarkct. New Tork, Feb. 14. In the dry goods market to-day buyers were not operating In any large ' way for the future but were tnslatant upon secuitng goods I or immediate delivery which - is in tne ma jority of- v Instancea - Impossible. , Prices, however, were very grim and the attitude or sellers' was . .independent. i 'X ' '.Chicago Grain.- f j1 Chlrago, Keb, 14-A -decrease . In t tli World's visible supply of wheat and an Improved , demand Tor' the.' cash 'product were - chiefly responsible- to-day for steady , tone i In th wheat market ; here, At the close wheat for May delivery waa up H t0 44- -'-'! ' -s' . Corn unchanged, Oats lip H, Pro tlslona were to Sc. iiigberv 1 J V t'l'i .ln'WiM'i"( fli.iiil. I I " Cotton Seed Oil. ' ' ? " iliw York, "Feb. vH-tottoii , aeJd' cB W.ta : pai tly - Inwer. . .' under llquiu.itlon. p.noi ciui) lob mills, 24Hi'o. I'rlme si.nnjier vllcw, 9l9; prime winter j el low 8486., Ht , ,,(, Vjk BeatKMrd Air TJne Stocks. V, ' Baltimore.,' Ten, 14. Seaboard Air JJne common -ana preierreo, notning aomg. DAILY COTTOX MARKErr, . CHARXXTB COTTQN MARKET. ' .' - February 11. ". These figures represent, phcea paid: '. v. Good middling ,....'.t;;Ht;;v;i; Strict middling ..; U - ': Middling u..,..;. U Good middling, Unged 1H4 ' Stains Vi10 COMPARATIVE PfjfcT RECEIPTS. , , , Teeter-, ist - l - - da Tear Oulveston , . ' '. New Orleans . Mobile ...... i... Savannah ,.' Charleston .. -', Wilmington - . . Norfolk Boston ..... Philadelphia ... Total .,, .. ,910 . . . , v,. 1068 2.54T 2.334 1.187 2,424 ft! 19 3,(178 240 100 11,780 i, WOT 21 87 , 1.024 ... ' 52 80 ...23.041 , ESTIMATES, To-day Last Yr. New Orleans 3,0004,000 2,617 Houston: .t , :. ,.4,5O05.6OO 3,259 Galveston , .8,000(8)8.000 1,288 INTERIOR RECEIPTS. h ''';k'.;.'iV.i':Tfwter..i ' Last ' "" ' ''.;f.?i"s'"1.',:,': V"ii'; : 'day ' Year Memphis ., 4,317 1,742 . Augusta .. ., 207 Mm St. Ixuis ... .. .. ... ....4.884 674 Cincinnati ,.. ..1,63 7K1 Houston .. ........ .....0,083 4,86$ PORT MOVEMENT. February 14, 1906. Galveston firm .-..... Wi New Orleans steady ., 10 11-13 Mobile quiet ' 10 9-16 Bavannalr steady 10 7-16 Charleston quiet ...u; lu Wilmington nominal Norfolk quiet , Baltimore : nominal . New - York ateady .,, 11 11 1125 1126 1150 noaton- quiet Philadelphia steady INTERIOR MOVEMENT. Houston ateady 10 Augusta quiet , 10'I Memphis steady 10 St. Louis quiet 10 Ui-16 Cincinnati . Louisville firm ...... 11 CHARLOTTE COTTON MARKET. February 14. These figures represent prices paid: Good middling 11 Strict middling ...... 11 Middling ...... 11 Good middling, tinged loti Stains 9H&10 ' CHICAGO PRODCCE. WKE1AT , High Low Close September sm 82 8.' July 84U SriH K', May 85& 85 85'I CORN- Julv a 44 43 44M, 43 28 29. 80 152 15.25 7.87 8.00 8.12 4.1T4 44 Vi 3 September 44H Mas .43 OATS- September July .. .. May .. .. PORK- May-.. July I.ARI May ..... July .. .... September RIBS May July a . -WTfc 29 30 15.62 15.45 7.95 8.07 585s 294 :to', 15.50 15.37 7.90 8.17 .. ....8.22 8.32 8.15 8.25 CHARLOTTE PRODXTCE. (Corrected daily by J. W. Zimmerman Company.) Chickens Spring 1225 Hens Per head v. .HK35 Ducks 25 Eggs ........ 1816 Rye 80 On ts-Feed 4743i50 Corn .......i ..... 6768 Cotton Seed ... 25& SOUTHERN COTTON MILLS STOCKS, Quotations on Southern Cotton Mills Stocks, week ending February 13, 1906. Furnished by Hugh MacRae & Co.. Bankers, Wilmington, N. C. Bid Asked Abbeville Cotton Mills. S. C. 93 84 Aiken Mfg. Co.. S C. , 91 10H 120 86 114 101 . 107 Anderson Cotton Mills, S. C Arkwrlght Mills. S. C...... Augusta Factory, Oa Avondole Mills, Ala Belton MUls. S. C. ......... Bibb Mfg. Co.. Oa Brandon Mills, S. C 104 115 79 98 110 102 Buffalo Cotton Mills. 8. C. Buffalo Cotton Mills. S. C. Pfd. Cabarrus Cotton Mills, N. a., 137 Clmdwlck Mfg. - Co., N. C. Pfd. -r 102 91 122 106 148 105 85 Chlquola Mfg. Co.. S. C..4...; Clifton Mfg. Co.. 8. C.U. ...'.. Clifton Mfg. Co., 8. C, Pfd... Clinton Cotton. Mills', Htj'C.,., Columbus Mfg.- Co., ,U ... Courtenav Mfg. Co.. S, C... Dalla. Uf. Cn Ala . ' 90 120 100 82 68 119 1 77 99 79 00 85 iDarlington Mfg, Co., 8. C... wagie Fhenix Mllla U. .. jeanley Cotton Mills, 8. C Enoree Mfgi Co., 8. C. ...... Knoree Mfg. Co., & C. Pfd... Enterprise Mfg. Co., Oa, .... Exposition "Cotton Mills, da.. Oaffney Mfg. Co;, 8. C. 128 , 91 1(12 92 . 9fl 60 66 1H5 98 118 SOU 10s Ualnesvllle cotton Mills, 8, C. Ontnby Cotton Mills, 8. C. 1st Pfd. ....'. .!.-. 69 Ornnitevllle Mf. -Co.. 8, C... 160 Greenwood Cotton Mills, 8. C. Orendel Mills. 8. C.-.t 1U Henrietta Mills, N. C. v John P. King Mfg."t:o.t Ga. . 97 Lancaster Cotton Mills, S, C, 103 iaiicasier ufiwi niiw,.. 0 j, - Pfd ......v.......,,, fl .' 98 Langley Mfg. Co..' 8.fCv.... 90 - 9 Laurens Cotton Mills, 8. ,C... l."0 , IrtO Limestone Mills, 8. C....,. ,99 , XOI Iockhart, Mills, S. C ...... - - liOclHiart MUls, S. C, Pfd,,'... 7 , 104 Louise Mills, N. C. ..'.,.,.,. ; M I-ouise Mills, N. C", pfd. v 10? -' Marlboro Cotton Mills, 8. C. 78 -e. 80 Mayo Mills,. N. C. ,-....... 1W v3o . Mills Mfg. Co., S. C. 94 . . 100 Mills Mfg.-4V.,-a C, Pfd.., .4 9 ' lf Monaghan Mills, 8. C. ...';.. 99 102 Monarch Cotton Milts, C, 87 91, Newberry Cotton Mills, 8. 4i 1H 118 Norria 3otton Mills, 8. C... 10! 110 ' Otlell Mfg. Co.j N. C 77 - St Olympia Cotton lijl, a C. 1st - Pfd. . rP-,v Qrangeburg Mfg. Co.," 8, C. 1st - Pfd, ...,.' 1 Z 17- Orr Cotton Mills, 8- C ,..., H)6 mcoiet aiig. ,o. .,.;. , 174 ..la Paeolet Mfg.-CovJB. C. Pfd.., 100 '104 Pelxer Mfg. Co,. 8, C, 11 , Piedmont Mfg Co.. 8. . C.,, 1 r . 171 Poe Mfg, Co., 8. C. !..;.'., 121 m Rnlelgh Cotton Mills. N. C,,., 99 100 A , iticniana coiion miiis, v. , u ' Pfd. , ...-,.....' SO' Roanoke Mills, N, C. '...'.rt.4., 127 Raxnir Mflta 8. C. SB Sibley Mfg. Co., Ga, 6' ( ; (s - Spartan Jrliiis,.B. (..1 l ' Southern Cotton Mills, N. C. ' W SnrinaMeln Mills, 8. C.r.,... , loo Trlon Mfg. Co,, Oa, ..,...;, IS! ,W Tucapau Mills, 8. C, ,v.. 1 nion cotton anus. a. c.,.. . . , Union Cotton 'MUls, ft. C." ' , , - riuv- 4..'., . ...... ,y.-,r. ,'. ..,..-. Victor. Mfg. Co., 8. C. 112 o 11 . Wl, 28 m 107 Warren Mfg. Co., B. C ..i. . ', Warren Mfg. Co.. 8. C. Prd..'. lt : Washlflgtn Mills, VS., Pfd ... 17 . ViHlilnntoo Mills, Va I'fd... Wt Whitney Hfr. Co., 8. C.., )w Wiscassett Mills, N. C. 119 .' Woodruff Cotton Mills, 8. C... lov .,: C'LOSINQ 8T0CK 4ST 1 1 rt ' i!' ITaih.M:-U . 1f)0t irts Express . .... ,... ; Amalftamated OotmC Anierujin Car et f oundry Foundry Pfd,-i., 102Ui Oil .,...v,i5i OH Pfd. ,;,.',.. 2 .4 American i Hr . a ...l'oiinnrv na. a ... ... i..k. J... . American Cotton American Rirnreu .... .i 2S6 American Hide & leather Pd. ;.w, -37H American left. ',.,,,.,. f rrt ir 41 Americun ca Pfd. ........... American Linseed Oil Wt, American Linseed OH Pfd...,.., 6 American Jjooomotlve w..'.,.', American Locomotive Pfd. i,!;;.;,-? Hl American Smelting & Refng. ' ... v. 14" American Smelting Refng, FId.-,i. l2TiVi Ameilcan Sugar Refining 143 American Tobacco, pfd. certif..,.w MS'-i Anaconda Mining: Co, 28i' Atchison, .i. .'....., , 91. Atchison Pfd. . V-, . .,..,,.,..,..... Mil Atlantic Coast Line 14 ; Baltimore ft Ohio j...s. ,.);,,.... liosi BiUtimpre Ohio Pfd. eslnt..,,....; 1H Brooktj-n Rapid Transit . ............. ' 84 Catutdlan Pacific ........j 174)s 'Central' of "New, Jewey - v. .'.'. ...V 222 "" Chesapeake Ohio 684" ChicagA Alton- 31 Chicago Alton Pfd. v. '.;,,,.. ...... -73 Chicago . Great 'Western ,.,....... 2W Chicago. A Northwestern, 284' Chicago, Mil. & St. Paul 1!8 . Chicago Terminal & Trans 15,4 Chicago Trmlnat c Tran, Pfd,.... 3h C. C, C, 9U Louis ....,., 103 Colorado Fuel it Iron' 70 Colorado,, Southern 34U Colorado Southern 1st Pfd. 7tVfe Colorado & Southern 2nd Pfd. Consolidated Gas InV, Cora Product 1H corn products pra ot Delaware & Hudson., v. . .... .:.,.."... 212 Delaware; Lackawanna & West....'. 460 l"enver.4! Rlo.Grande' ....;..;. 4?4 Denver c Rio Grande Pid. ......... Distillers' Securities . 66 Erie 4fcvg Brie 1st Pfd 78 Erie 2nd Pfd , 72-1 General Electric ........ ......j...... XTJ., Hocking: Valley ofd ' m Illinois - uemrai i International Paper .". 22V4 International Paper Pfd., 8& Internaional Pump 80 International Pump Pfd.. 80 Iowa. Central ; S3 Iowa Central Pfd 60V4 Kansas City Southern 3i Kansas City Southern Pfd 61 IoulvHle Ik Nashville 149 Manhattan L 160I Metropolitan Securities 70H Metropolitan St. Ry. 120A Mexican Central SBMi Minneapolis & St. Louis 77 Minn.. St. P. Sault. Ste. M 156 Minn., St. P. A Sault St. M. Pfd..... 116 Missouri Pacific 101U Missouri... Kansas & Texas 3Vi ssourl. Kansas & Texas, Pfd 70'A Nntlcnul Iad S5Vt Vutmnal'N. H. of Mexico Ffd aS New York Central Jooj New Vork Ontario Western SG-V4 Not-fnllt A Weatem Pfd 90 North , American 112 pHCllhs Mall Penasyivunla IKHL I'o.ipl?! a Uas itvht i'itlsburg. C. C. & St. Louis 8t , Prehstd Steel Car fil Pressed Steel Car Pfd 101U Pui.mnn Palace Car LiO R ailing 140 Rtfad'vg ist rr.:. .. m Hen ding 2nd Pfd 9!i Pe; ntli: M'cl ... 34 '-ertlbiic Pteel li WTW Rock Island Co : 26V4 Rock Island Co. Pfd H4 Rubber Goods Rubber Goads Pfd St. J,iuis & San Fran. l'ikI Pfd 47 St. Louis Southwestern 254 St. Luls Southwestern Pfd bd ovuuieiu nic ui: Southern Pacific Pfd n,H Southern Railway 40 ( Southern Railway Pfd 99! Tennessee Coal & Iron 154V Texas A Pacific 3S j Toledo. St. Louia & Went. 3H4 1 l.V.irm0, 1841? u..Vm. tV. 2 I'nlted States Kxpre'ss 122 I nited States Leather I'nlted States leather Prd l ulled States Realty 87 Vnlted States Rubber 51H I'nlted States Rubber Pfd 109H Cnlted States Steel 4K Cnlted States Steel Pfd. 1D854 Virginia-Carolina Chemical VlrKina-Caroliiia Chemical PTd. Wabash . Wabash Pfd .' Wells-Fargo Express Westlnghouse Electric a, .......... 601 nr. 31 44 2:15 105 91 lH 28U 67 I Wheeling A Lake Erie It invTUUffii l . kii 1 1 sa ........... ... Wisconsin Central Pfd 1 ' Miniir , . ,. . ii a t,. . .r. i w rv iv i 'n. February 14. 1908. C S. refunding 2s, registered 103 V. S. refunding 2s. coupon 103 I". S. 3s, registered 102 1'. S. Ss, coupon 102 1 . a. OKI 48. registered js',; V. S. Old 4s. coupon 103 IT. S. New 4s, registered 129 II. S. New 4s, coupon 129 American J ooaeco is m Ameriian Tobacco 6s 116 Atchison general 4s 104 Atchison adjustment 4s 98 AriaoTic imam i.,ine wt Baltimore A Ohio 4a 104 Baltimore & Ohio 3s 94 Brooklyn K. T. cv. 4s 97 Central of Georgia 6a 114 Central of Georgia 1st Inc. 9 Central of Georgiu 2nd Inc 87 Central of Georgia 3d Inc 83 Chesapeake & Ohio 4s tm Chicago 4k Alton 3a 80 Chicago, B. & Qulncy 'new 4s 101 Chicago, R. I, ft Pacific R. R..4s....,, 80 Chicago. R. 1. APaclflc R. R. col. 6s 92 C. C C. SL liuls gen. 4s ofd... l' Colorado Industrial 6s Bar. A 79 Colorado Industrial 8er. B 77 Colorado Midland 4a . 77 Colorado & Southern 4s 94 Cuba 6a .'... 107 Denver A Rio Orande 4s io Distillers' Securities 6s 87 Erie prior Hen 4s ltU Eric General"4s ... 92 Hocking Valley 4s 109 Japan 6s 100 Japan 6s. 2nd Series 100 Japan 4s, certificates 34 Japan 4s, certificates 2nd Series.,.. 91 Louisville A Nashville Untried 4a ..,.104 Manhattan consol gold 4s 1C Mexican Central 4s 90 ; Mexican Ontral Is Inc, 2i Minn, ft St. Louis 4s 97 Missouri, Kansas & Texas 4a ........ 101 Missouri. Kansas ' Texas 2nds... 90 ' National R. R. of Mexico consol 4s., 96 New York Central gen. a ........ 98 ew Jersev Central general 6s...,..,. 131 Northern Pacific 4s 104li Northern Pacific 3s ............ 7 Norfolk A Western onsol 4s ...... lm uregon nuori Mue.riua.-ss i : Penn, cv. 3s ,102 Reading General 4s mi St Louis & Iron Monntnln consol 5s 117 St. 1,0111s San. Francisco fg. 4.... 87 St.. Louis 8' western con 4s ..,..,..y,., 81 Seaboard Ahr Line 4s .rt,...,, 91 Southern Pacific 4 ..,..; ...;., ,.v.,.' 4 Southern Pacific 1st 4a certificate.. 97 Boumern naiiwsy o. Texas A Pacific 1st ' A m Toledo, SL L. Western 4..,...,. 84 Union Pacific 4a ., 1 Union Pacific cr. 4 ..,- ... U. 8.- Steel 2nd ft 99 Wabash Isis ..,..:,.,:.t.r.i,. lifl Wabash Deb. B ofd.,-.;. rati Western Md. 4s ...... ..k. aZ Wheeling Ijake EH 4a n.,..Hi 93'4 Wisconsin Centrsl 4a ...4..,. 93 CATLIN & CO. ,,',' Coxomlatlon Uarcttaata ' 'i- 845 and 347 Broadway, Ksw v 'j -iv ' York ?? , : . . Boston,' e , 'i Philadelphia. cotton .yarns: All numbers, Skeins, Warps, : - 4 Cops and Cones , v A, : COTTON GOODa- : wwirils,M - Manufacturers and Jobbers 6 "4 : Frequently find it nacessary to i have .Banking Faoltitlea in 'ad--: " dlttort to those offered by local First National Bank ' ; of Richmond, Virginia, Z With ItltO.OOO.OO Capital $8,000,000.00 ; Deposits . $7,000,000.00 Total Resources Off era, Just the Additional Fa- ollillea Required.' Jno. B. Purcell, President; Jno. M. Miller, Jr., Vice Presi dent; Chas. R. Burnett, As sistant Cashier; J. c. Joplln, Assistant CasQler. HOOK AND ROGERS ARCHITECTS CBAKLOrTTEA GREKXSBORO. NX3. Wheeler, Runge and Dickey Architects Second Floor 4Cs Building, CHARLOTTE, X. C. jFRAJJK P. MILBTJRN 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. C. SV nd Terrell, C. E. Rensater. ' ' ESTABLISHED 1880 C. P ELLIS & COMPANY Cotton Commission Merchants ! MEMBERS OF ! Tha New Tork Cotton Exchange, New i Orleans Cotton Exchange I.lvernnnl ' cotton Brokers' Assooiation. New Or- iean. Rn.rd of Trade leans Boara or irade. Cotton KXchaiiKP Building i NEW. ORLKANS i ,. Special attention given to executing 0f orders In contracts for future de- Hvery of cotton In all (he markets.! -COIIRES PONDKNCE SOI.HTTEl. , s i i ' TT ft T ATfY AVTIfO XJjX, j. Aj. AJjiXi AivXl Xi JliiX, DENTIST. carson Brn-onvG ... Southeast Corner FOURTH AHP TRTON STREETS. HUBBARD BROS. & CO., HANOVER SQUARE, NEW YORIC MEMBERS OF New York Cotton Ex change. New Orleans Cotton Ex change. Associate Members Liver pool Cotton Exchange. -ir-v w-m v irtrmnrv -nn . . a 1 . UKUCOT BUIJH.111.U rur ine pur- chase and sale of cotton for futura delivery. Correspondence invited. JAMES E. MITCHELL CO. COMMISSION MERCHANTS. COTTON YARNS . CONSIGNMENTS SOLICITED miadeiphia. 122 1 and 124 chestmust. Boston. 1 85 Summer St. New York, No. 51 Leonard St. "THE STAMP OF PER- FECTION' Our namrf ou machinery means that in its manu facture quality was the first consideration, price the second. That is why we grow. MANUFACTURERS ' OF Cotton Mill, Cotton Oil and " : ' 1 Other Machinery. Macfcinery for farm and fac- Ffginpc Three kinds,, from 12 U,SV' to 150 H. P. . : . Return Tubular and 'Portable on skids. lrom 12 to 150 H. P. ! InrproYed Gin Machinery gnsic r f- . 1 Gins and'. Presses, and complete outfits of capacity of 100 bales per day and over, . Saw" Milk -Four f ve ?-Jf7 allsizes in.use to the Scnjth.d v; ? it T-.V Pc!!ys end Shafting; ff ' tl . from the smallest" to '-'complete . cotton mill outfits.',, . ' ; UDDtll .GOnPANY, COTTON Ml LL MACIfllN ERY. MAIM 01 IO SOUTH TRYOM T t , CHARLOTTE, N. O. 11 Revolving Flat Cards, - Railway Heads, Drawing Frames, Spinning Frames, Twisters and Spoolers QuUiers and Reels, Looms, COMBERS ETC., ETC The Largest Pipe The Philip 85 per cent. Magnesia for covering high-pressure steam pipes. Asbestos Moulded for covering low-pressure steam pipes. Wool Felt for covering low-pressure pipes. Hair Felt for covering exposed pipes. Pipes covered with Carey's Coverings never give trouble. For further information, estimates, etc, address Charlotte Branch The Philip Carey Manufacturing Co. 216 S. College St. E. P. TINGLEY, Manager. MILLER & COMPANY EXCHANGE BROKERS. No. 100 Broadway. - - - New York. Members: New York Stock Exchange, New York Cotton Exchange. New York tti at . Cotfee jfixenang. new xora rrouuw hn. Nam Orlaann Cotton Kxchanae. j New Orleans Board of Trade, Chicago ! Hoard of Trade, IJverpool Cotton, Asso- j elation. Executes orders on any of th. exchanges or wr.icn we mre. romur, All nnler sent to our branch office a p.rH.nvlll fl. C. will be - transmitted Instantly by private wire to our inaln office in New York, and executions rer ported promptly. -. ' ' The Best Service, Prompt Attention, Immediate Settlements. " " "'" Your Business Solicited. F, 8. ALEXANDER. Mgr. 117 W. Washington St., Greenville, H, C V Mi 1- J 1 y i J NOT IN ANY COMBINATION OR TRUST. Complete plant from fifteen to two hundred tons capacity. Spe cial small oil plants for gin neries. Complete cotton gin ning systems. 1 j g Van Winkle Gin and V Machine Works, ATLANTA, - - fJKORGIA. HUGH MACRAE & CO., Bankers Miscellaneous Southern Securities WILMINGTON, n. c Washington, D. C, 08 Colorado Bids ! Cotton Mill Stocks WILLIAM B. CHARLES, Commission Merchant. COTTON YARNS, ALL COUNTS COTTON OOOD3 COTTON AND COTTON WASTE. Amsterdam, - New York. RICHARD A. BLYTHE, Commission Merchant. COTTON WARPS AND YARNS. No. 114 Chestnut Street. PHILADELPHIA, . . . . PA. A; D. SALKELD & BRO,, COMMISSION J1ERCUANTS M Ionard St., NICW 1TOR1C 'r- i N YARN It COTTTO . . WITH Fred'k Vietor & Achelis. WM. D'OLIER & CO., COMMISSION MERCHANTS COTTON YARNS Vhlrd and Chewtnut Hta. Mariner and Merchant BIda. -PUILADELPIUA, PA. . it sVS:,;..,AV i'ii'.'ixK-1'.-..''3? I1AYWARD, VICK , - .1 & CLARK f 'arf.fa : . it. v Uranirf ENQINEER AND CONTRACTOR SMII lh1 ik.'3"' WO0NS0CKET r 51ubber, Roving Frames Intermediates Jack Frames Covering Plant In Carey Manufacturing Co. CINCINNATI, OHIO PAULSON, LINKROUM & CO. 1 PATTT lun 1 x 83 Leonard Street, - - -Third and Chestnut Streets, 210 Monroe Street - - J. SPENCER' COMMISSION MERCHANTS. OFFICES: New Tork, Philadelphia, Chicago, St. Louis, London, England, . Yarns and Cotton Piece Goods. fla; CONTINENTAL GIN COMPANY .( kt MH I f JM HAVHh? flflM m WORCESTER, MASS. .i FANCY COTTON AND GINGHAM LOOMS. . ALSO MAKERS OF DOBBIE8. EITHER DOUBLE OR SINGLE INDEX. TO BE APPLIED TO OTHER LOOMS. SOUTHERN REPRESENTATIVES. ALEXANDER & GARSED, - - - Charlotte, N. 0. J C N C K E S SWWMIG-e PAWTTJCKET, R. I. COTTON TARN SPINNERS, Correspondence With Southern Spinners Solicited. O. a. BOBBINS ; Complete Equipment for Cotton Hill, Power , Plants and General CHARLOTTE, 1 riihlf - lhaisP CDIaini V innn rzsio.s sr T sissa,, kvviM, LnuiiiL. HliV , VAUVC k K 9. . :'v . ' V" . ;!7 - '. . -. .-':.,.-: r" . OILS Socmre?f' U an a labricatlng Greasea, Ready-Mlxed , Pmi&ttk w ' - w.. . GEO. B. HISS OIL CO. VICTORIA KEENE'S CEMENT, -r r J- " ' The" best and most ecbh omical material known for plastering and imitation ils work ; tVV i V ;j - jaoiUNNAN, 173 Hain St, Norfolk, ,Va. -t snanoh Ofrnoat ;.c 5- eOUlTABLK BUlLDINa,; ' v ;, .. " ATLANTA 0 Huso i 1 A at tnma lV Cjjpwtsal - M W p v a a vww '- :.'v;x.-s d Openers and Trunk, ;. ,'f Breaker, Intermediate and Finisher Lappers,, ; v if Klrschner Carding Beater -' Thread Extractors 1. ' - f A i'X ' Waste Pickers etc. rr Raw Stock Dryers. iV.V-s ETC.. ETC. The United States New York Philadelphia - . Chicago TURNER GO. Mil 1 t , , . -YOU WANT ONLY THB BEST . , Cotton Gin Machinery. - Ask any experienced ginner about 'i s PRATT. EAGLE, SMITH, WINSHIP, MUNQKR '"tJ If Interested wa would Ilka to thaw ' ; "K you what thousands of life-long cus- tomerg say; Write for cataJogu and ' testimonial booklet . : r CHARLOTTE N.C.v-. CONVERTERS AND DEALERS. Machnery. NORTH CAROLINA.' ... rwuiMi uamnBiiai. .m. Tr INVEST! a If t. Mretf suburban ; property for atvlo, juat ut aide,' wslt'alavated. commanding baautUui vUw ot f cltjr and surrounding country. V. : -lit short distance of car line, r In; all ' 'wound lays well. C springs. lias soro Improve: it ' i If Kever ,' baa been ofTereJ I Nor fcai any. Real Estata t j Pot'.. further particulars, sjjr ; rrsal r 'nty cars c It I .t ' " ' A ' V . J .Ci it's ,(t v si. t A i"ev
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