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y,V ; v:v - - 5- V; : CHARLOTTE DAILY OVSSEZBtfi $TVi "to ' ' " 7 V s. COMMERCE "ATD FINANCE j-'5- ; . . . n COTTOX- GAIN'S:1 A', FEIWv.'PODIT Prices Reached Verge Qf J I Cent fop ., - stay on ltnioru of largo Kulea of . MHuia uuuus' w viuiii uii jrinn '' ' bpot SltuatioM, but ' Offerings In i , - tTpaei at 'in is lierei arm v mar r lew ned Off, :-. '? r v Ne York,. Feb, It'-Tbe cotton market ff continued auletj i-bUt- Offalit shoned a generally tay tone ;apd closed at a - , net advance of ? to 4 TJOtnM, with prlct , , About 28apolnt upi Jfrom' b recent low .4, Jeveh' Bales ior! the day wero eefUnated , at jso.coo baiB.'- ; ;"(. i The11 tnnrket 'opened uteady at unohung L ' e1 prices to ao Vidvarice of 3 polnta, whictti 1 , wjt taomewhat, lew -than due on the v" sabtea awtnff o Belllna" by some of the , , J(local bears and acuUercd realizing fcy aiuuiivr iujikb: rrixxa uruuuuny uavuncea, ' : however, on reports of larpe eules of cot ; ton rood to Cblna and of a (Irm apot r situation In; toe South, and during the i ' early aeaslon showed a net gain of about .4 to 6 points on the1 active months; Willi May selling .at 10.95, As prices approach " ed the 11-cent mark for this position, of- ferbigs increased -: considoi'iioly and the market eased"- off to about the, closing level of yesterday., to rally mairt in the Bltemoon, seHinjj at 10.98 for May, or a little over the "high point of " the morn Ing. Realizing caused a reaction, of S to 4: points toward the close, but the flrhi . is ton whs steady.'.'", v ,: , I '. Receipts at;- the rrt .to-day. 21,430 balee, against JfiSS lust week and 17. , last year. for the week (estimated), Jao.000 bnles, against 1S9.670 last week and 74.h6 Inst year. To-day's receipts at New .Orleans, .U4 bales against. 3,603 last year, und at Houston, 4,594 bales, i ageinBt 1.799. last year. "WEAK RECOVERY IV STOCKS. ' . t, DAILY COTTOX JLUIKET, f V .-,-'? 'Kew york,eb.UC'lo. The following are the total net rocelpts of cotton at all porta since Sept. 1st: ' Galveston .,,...,.. a.wl,...,.j,032,481 New Orleans 1.. . ,M.;a, 127,878 Mobile M..,.4t.r 196.81& Savannah .,,, f.. ,,.f,..Jl,1747a Chm-teaton t , J51,8.S Wilmington wA 284,322 Norfolk ...:,,..,.,.... -611,063 Baltimore . 47,!Ul New York .., 2.2R4 Boston ..........rt.,., 60,7.19, Newport New PhHadelphla .,... ......,,.. 4, San Krunoisco ..,.. ...,.....,... 19,1(0 Brunswick ,.... 131,720 Fort Townsend ;.,..'. z.ta7 Pensaoola ' . .v,S . . . ...u. ' , lll.OiiS 7, 14.073 150 Portland. Ore, Port Arthur Babine Pass Jacksonville Kagle Puss, Tex V.l Paso, Te.- ,,.., Ijireilo Tex I.. ... Minor Ports1 13,174 " -CHARUOTOTEf PRODUCE.."- ,"i 'Corrected dafly 6y.j,W, Zimmerman' f , ; h -A'". ' company ChickensSprtng to 25' Hqns-HPa,r head,i,rv,,,,,....,.M io3Sl Pucka ,:.;'......,, .,,25 ' . Eggs .i.,,. 15 to W 1 Rye ' ; .. ;. .. ..80 ' ' j Oats Feed , 47 toSOJ vorn , ...4 , ;.,.. 87 to flS Cot J0ft seed 4 . CLOSINQ STOCK LIST. . -r ' - New York, -Feb, Adams Kx press A Dialgamatea. Coppers ,,. ... Amerkioii Car & foundry ,..-,.. American Car & Foundry pftl. Anirli-an Cotton OH American. Cotton Oil Fid. AnicMoan Express Total balea 6,998,884 COMPABATIVB COTTON STATEMENT. . : New York. Feb. 10, 1906. For the week ending February lfi. 1908. Net receipts ut all U. S. ports : during week 1 130,448 Net receipts at all U. S. ports Same week lust vear Tl 4fK Total receiDts since Sent. 1st 5.9fi.KR4 otol receipts to same date last ";, year , .S78;7M riADorta ror tne wwk Kxports for same week last yeur American Ice'Pfd.. American Linseed Oil American Linseed Oil Ptd. . American Locomotive American Locomotive Pftl. American Snieltinig & Refng 11 1, 190S. 247 ...... 111 43 .... loin, AV !!;;;; ....... 44' m ...... 4 "UVt ...... 116 it Manufacturers and Jobbers American Smelting & Rrfng. Pfd. American Sugar. Kenning American Tobacco, Pfd. cerllf. Anaconda Mining Co. Atchison ........ ........ Atfchison Pfd. Atlantic Coast Line Bultimore & Ohio Baltimore & Ohio Pfd. Brooklyn Ranid Transit ..... 92,845 Canadian Pacitlc 87.5-2 I Central of New Jersey U'4'i j 1 104. 275 1 1)9' li 97 171 Frequently find it necessary to have Banking Facilities in ad dltlon to those offered byloqal banks. ... First National Bank . i of Rlchmontl, Virginia, : ,' . -with l.lBtt.000.00 Capital 15,000,000.00 Deposits 17,000,000.00 Total Resource! Offers Just the Additional Fa cilities Required. Jno.v B. Purcell, President; Jno, M. Miller, Jr., Vice Presi dent; Chaa, R. Burnett. As shrtant ' Cashier; J. C. Joplin, Assistant Cashier. COTTON tVI 1 LL MACHINERY; Stuart W. Cramer, ENGINEER AND CONTRACTOR. 1 "T I f ' r main eifioai SOUTH TBYOt ST.. CHARLOTTE. N. O. HOOK AND ROGERS ARCHITECTS Prgjlpctl ve Measures . Were t'cntcrwl fpn a Few Points antl lrovcl Ef- fectlve In ArreKting UeclliilnR Teii- iency Cittll Fresh DIsHuni lk'- c1omh1 In Final Dealing. New York, Feb. ' 16.-Protective mea sure for the etock market wer een- lotal exports since Sept. 1st 4.3l:!,.K'2 ' Chesapeake & Ohio -1 Total exports eume date last year.6,387.439 j Chicago &. Alton 31 biock hi an i', o. porta im.uu ' Chicago & Alton Pfd 7S Slock at jill I'. S. ports same time i Chlcaao Great Western 'il laBt yeur 1 51S.517 ' Phlwurn M. Vnrtho.-uvt..rn "lit htock at all interior towns 6S5,4o ; Chicago, Mi. & St. 'Paul 18(i i oiucs hi an interior towns same 1 Chleugo Terniinul & Trans J; time iusi year 604,028 Chicago Terminal Slock: t l.iverpool C., C C. & St. Ia)uI StocK at Liverpool same time lamt I Colorado Fuel & Iron yeur 943,000 Colorado He Southern Stock of Am, afloat for O. H . ; Colorado & Soutlnin 1st Pfd. Stock of Am. afloat for G. B. same I Colorado & Sou thorn 2nd Pfd. , time last year ISS.OO ; Consolidated lias 1 ' Ciirn Products OHARLOTTE A. GREENSROnO. N.C. Revolving Flat Card, Railway Heads, Drawing Frames, Spinning Frames, Twisters and Spoolers Quillers and Reels. Looms, COMBERS WOONSOGKET ETC., ETC Slubbers, Roving Frames Intermediates, Jack Frames MAtioH emit $ '$. CQUITABLI BUIL0IN4, 1 - 'I ATLANTA, ' . Automatic Feeders, fJ , Openers and TrumV -, Breaker, Intermediate ancl Finisher Lappers, J Kirschncr Carding Beatert :-1 Thread E-trctors, Waste Pickers, ete btt'.. Raw Stock Dryers. r ETC., ETC. VrVnV pfd::::: Wheeler, Runge and Dickey ARCHITECTS 64H S3! IS J 6K I WEKKW INTERIOR rnrTriv 'mwK'9 Corn Product Pfd . ''.Delaware & Hudson 210 Delaware. 1-ai ka anna & West. .. 460 Second Floor 4C,s nufMlng. CHARLOTTE, ------ V. teTed upon a few points and proved ef-' Allmnv in arresting the decline, which ' Ai..n. tentrve In arrestina- the decline. annio some lone aurmg me nrst Hour . A , i.. ,lfH mu. tinul dralmgH. With the falling tendency ' i'iv,,ln'ttl rii'm 11 checked there was sufficient denmnd from Columbia . , .. ":.'::.'.' niiuu 'lln.er.-Hl iu eni'rt a grnduul recovery. The demand was lan guid, and dropped to nothing at the higher levels on the recovery. The mar ket tor call money wax unexpectedly tranquil and this had moid to do with greenwood. ... ,-,,ii3, in nfioiiiii-iii Wllll'lll Mf.lml ""eii ifj4 tu. ifiiuuu.v rHDvcrj in prices. Rates for fall loans did not 1 ls jemerauy s maximum ana m ttie tat- if.rdtiin qh. .Vi2?i, ,e, k' p'",r Montgomery steady .. 10i cent, lhe outlook for another Door ha-ik 1 ,v..i,riu. ,...!.. i4? statement, to-morrow, was of leis effect ' V;.th fltAuHv HIU on the market than this practical hiiw-!viM. firmness in 0.1.1.1, ' nnmin.i mu. feplinn over T, . tlie prospect of a. aettleftient of the wages ! S"i,"" New York. Feb. 1, isufi. Ren. Ship.- Sales 85 VM 4So mis 17 4r, ! Columbus, Ga. steady Kt'4 Columbus, Miss, quiet HXi Dallas Kufatila i Greenville , S. C Little Rock i Macon quiet ! 413 17:!N 4:! JM7 89 410 28111 79M :1 TM 33 4:4: 124 317 irii4 2312 WXl 2180 Ing or easier conditions, the Reading reflected hopeful 799 331 10 21F0 21 K) 1959 diBputo With the coal ' miners. The Hill! stocks went higher again on expectation 1 .wl ,' of -an early aniwittncement of the ' melon I v.,.,.n cutting. Wd and Smelting responded ' ' Shrevepoi t steady lp 9-lti to revived Inersred talk. Coining sloi-U i subscription privileges were hinted at to' account for the rls in New York Central. but without any official authority. The indifference of the demand for stocks ' on the rally awakemed distrust and hold ings were thrown over freely tigaln at' the last, causing a weak and unsettled closing. ponds were weak. Total sales, jiar value, .',mo,(RHI united statea were all unchanged' on call. s.-,a y,?,i 11 11 (in 100 1182 12.ri(J 324 279 227:' 31154 548 lu92 1(122 i; 1I,H Last Year. 74,'.H;." 14.7SO New York. Feb. 16. lllwi. The following statisties on the move ment of cotton for the week ending Fn- 'ilay. F'eh. 16, were compiled 1 the New York Cotton Kxchange. WEEKLY MOV E M K N T. Tills Yea r. Port receipts 132,848 bonds Overland to mills and Cau- ,!:, . .. 3" Jiotai sales to-day were 1.187.700 shares , Southern mill takings (esti- including: AnialganiHted Copper. 99.7ij(i- : mated! 51.000 American Smelting. 82.1(10; American To-; Loss of stock at Interior bitcco. 200; Anaconda Mlnmg, 38,5(i0; At- towns 22.v!2 lantic Coast Una, 700; Chesapeake ' Ohio.1 ti.flOO: I'olorado Fuel & Iron, 37,300; lmis-1 Brought Into sight for the ville A- Nashville, 5,400; .Norfolk Jk West.: week 194 113 era, 1,900: Reading. .75.0(0; Southern Rail, j TOTAL CROP MOVEMENT way. 24.500: do preferred. 1.800; Tennessee Port ' receipts .6,010,4" i;.897.4."2 Coal Iron. 1.200; I'll ion Pacific, 158,000; OveHland to mills and United States Steel. 142,000; preferred, 24.-! Canada 592,031 "00; Virginia-Carolina Chemical. 4,600: , Southern mill takings Northrrn Pacific, 31,300; Slosa-Sheff ield (estimated) 1,310.000 Steel. 3,400. Stock at Interior towns In excess of Sept. 1st.. 489,467 Denver &; Jcio (irande , 44 j Denver K Hlo Claude rid 8S i Distillers' Securities 54: Erie. .... 411! Krlo 1st Pfd (' Klie 2nd Pfd General Electric Hocking V'allcv old Illinois Central International 1'nper International Paper Pfd International Pump International Pump Pfd Iowa Central Iowa Central Pfd Kansas City Southern Kansas City Southern Pfd louisllle AL- Nashville Manhattan I, Metropolitan Securities Metropolitan St. fty Mexican Central Minneapolis & St. Inils .Minn., St. P. & Saolt. rile. M Minn., St P. (!fc Sault. St. M. Pfd. Missouri Pacitlc Missouri. Kansas Texas Missouri. Ivmiim:ih Ar Tpv:ih. Pt'tl. . National Lead 84'i ' National R. R. of Mexico Pfd 37Vj iNew York Central -."Hs New York Ontario Western ., j Norfolk Western Si! i Norfolk V Western Pfd ' 9o l North American lOtr !j Pad He Mull 47 1 Pennsylvania 139 People's (las Pittsburg, (.'. C. & St. Ijuls... Pressed Sleel Car Pressed Steel Car Pfd Pullman Palace Car FRANK P. MILBURN APfiTTTTTrrirp 1701 i72Vj ' Columbia, - R. C. The Largest Pipe Covering Plant In The United States The Philip Carey Manufacturing Co. 1 urn 1 CINCINNATI, OHIO mmmmmmmmi BANDY & TERRELL, GREENSBORO. N. C. Consulting, Hydraulic and Silj: ' 33 : so ! 3141 Consulting, Hydraulic and Sewej j )'t-S Engineers. Plana and estimates for: 1G9 j power plants and sewer systems made! tB'i1 on application. l" i Bandy A. M. ' M., So. C. E., nensaier. . 175 1 t " :!P4 ESTABLISHED 18 80 Ph. B. Assoc. and Terrell, M. C. . N. 51.000 ' Heuding 23,(',40 Heading 1st Pfd.. . ' Reading 2nd Pfd. . . Republic Sleel Republic Steel Pf,l Rock island ("1 Rock island Co. Pfd Rubber (Joods 65.792 Rubber Goods Pfd 'St. Louis & San Fran. 2nd PPt 1, 305,000 j St. Louis Soul b western 117.111 C. P ELLIS & COMPANY; Cotton Commission Merchants I MEMBERS OF Tho.New York Cotton Exchange. New, .. 1 .. 1 r . 1 . .. . . 1 , . OS'V; I vi ie.M3 uhvh ji.Av ii,tii(r, jjiverpooi , si Cotton Brokers' Association, New Or-1 ''j, leans Board Of Trade. 1 hH)'.4i Cotton Exchange Building ! NEW ORIiKAXS Sti'! Special attention given to exontlng icuiof orders In contracts for future de 32!4 ' livery of cotton In - all the markets.1 105 CORRKSPONDEXCK SOIJCITKn. l 25?. 1 : (i4i; , - - ' 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. t a -v 1 i Vv It - J i MILLER & COMPANY EXCHANGE BROKERS. PAULSON, LINKROUM & CO. DR. 45 24" St. Louis Southwestern Pfd t;i Slight Gain in New Orleans Cotton. .jjew Orleans. Feb. lfi Spot cotton steady and in good demand. Sales, 3.145 balea- Including. 1,100 to arrive and 250 fob. - Quotations unchanged; middling, 10 11-lti. " Futores openwl 1 to 2 points down, but by noon had gained 5 to points on favor able cables. - During the afternoon the market eased off to near the opening figure end closed quiet net unchanged to 2 points higher. Brought Into sight thus far for season 8,401.942 517.908 Southern ' Bout hern 1 Southern 1.37 CHARLOTE COTTON MARKET. February lfi. These figures represent prices paid: Oood middling 11 Strict middling 11 Middling 11 Oood middling, tinged 10 Stains 9V10 Pfd... New Orleans Futures, New Orleans. Feb. 16. Cotton futures: dosing bids. February, in.tK'. bid; March ' 10.79; April, 10 87; May. 10.98; June, ll.ffl; 1 ..veston July, 11.09; August. 10.97: October. 10.32; I v',.w Orleans" December. 10.35. COMPARATIVE PORT RECEIPTS. Tester- Iast day . 3,073 6.448 New Vork Cotton. New York. Feb. 16. Cotton, spot closed quiet and steady; middling uplands, 11.25 middling gulf, 11.50; sales. BOO bales. , . Futures opened steady and closed quiet and steady. Quotations ranged as fol- Open. High. Feb 10.05B - March 10. 16 10.79 April May ..... 10.90 10.88 June July ll.Of 11.12 August 10.92 B 10.9s Sept 10.51B October ......... MM 10.4K , 10.42 NOV 1.. 10.47-49 10.48 10.4s 10.47 Dec 10.50 10.51 10.46 10.49 tow, 10.70 10.88 11 00 10.82 Close lO.o; 10.74 10.83 10.H2 1 1096 j Mobile 125 8avannuh 3,4(W ! Charleston 278 1 Wilmington 6U2 ! Ba Hi more .New York Boston Philadelphia.. S3 Port Authur.., Pepsacola 5.310 Various Total 21.430 Pacific Pacific Pfd RailwHv 132 Southern Railway Pfd. . Tennessee Coal & Iron. Texas & Pacific Toledo. St. L. it West. .. Toledo, St. Louis & West 1 nlon Pacific I'uion Pacitlc Pfd I'nited States Express 1'iiited States lther I'nited States Leather Pfii. ... I'nited Stall's Realty old I'nited States Rubber I'nited Slates Rubber Pfd. . I'nited Slates Steel i'nited State Steel Pfd Tear ; Virginia -Carol inn Chemical 2.473 Virginia-Carolina Chemical Pfd 3,ti03 Wabash 1 248 AVabash Pfd 44.V 2,((!1 : Wei Is Fargo Kxpress 2:15 848 : West inehouso Electric Kit 1.070 : Western Cnion S3'.; No. 100 Broadway, - - - New York. Members: New York Stock Exehsnge, New York Cotton Exchange, New York Coffee Exchange. New York Produce Ex. change. New Orleans Cotton Exchange, New Orleans Board . of Trade. Chicagd Hoard of Trade. Liverpool Cotton, Asso ciation. Executes orders on any of th exchanges of which we are members. All orders sent to our branch office at Oreenville, S. C, will be transmitted : i- CARSQV, BUTTLING ' NewYorkT and eMon. re- Soutneaat Corner ported promptly. FOURTH AND TRYOX STREETS. ! The Best Servles. Prompt Attention, m 1 : Immediate Settlements. Solicited. ALEXANDER. Mgr. C. L. ALEXANDER, DENTIST. con HUBBARD BROS. & CO., HANOVER SQUARE, NEW YORK- 705 W heeling Lake Erie , i I W isconsln entral 121 ' Wisconsin Central Pfd. 2,026 202 14,897 i NEW YORK HONDS. U74 9.1 152 U4'4 Xi 54-. 161 j 7'.j, . 1- : MEMBERS OF New York Colion Kx- change, New Orleans Cotton Ex- Jiti change, Associate Members Llver- 50' poo) Cotton Exchange. K1914 1 ORDERS SOLICITED For the pur ler r chase and sale of cotton for future 48 f delivery. Correspondence Invited. 114H; ' JAMES E.MITCHELL CO. COMMISSION MERCHANTS. COTTON YARNS CONSIGNMENTS SOMCITFIl PhllMtlrlphla, 122 ami 124 Chestnut St. lloNton, 1S5 Summer St. New York, No. 5f Leonard SL Your Business F. B. 117 W. Washington St., 83 Leonard Street, - - - . Third and Chestnut Streets, 210 Monroe Street - - - tireenvllle. S. C. - - New York - Philadelphia - - Chicago COTTON SEED OIL and Gin Machinery HC4 ESTIMATES. To-day Last Y'r. 11.0H New Orleans S.SOOWl.oro THHil 1.3 I Houston 4,0Ofa4.5OO 3,490 10.55i Galveston 11 ,000tH3.000 3,932' 10.44 , : Liverpool Cotton. Liverpool. Feb. 16, Cotton, spot mode-, ate business done; prices S points higher; American middling fair. 6.41; good mid dling, .07; middling. 5.91; low middling, 8.75; rood ordinary. 6.57; ordinary. 6.41. The Holes of the day were 8,000 bales of which 1.000 were for speculation and ex jx.rt and Included 7,400 American. Re ce'pte 40.0(0 bales. Including 33,900 Ameri can. Put urea opened steady and closed eusv; American middling g. o. c. : Feb ruary, 6.74; February and March, 6.74; , March and April. 6.75; April and May, S.78; May and Jiuw. 6.81: June and July. 5.83; July and August. 6.84; August and Scpterrtber, 5.80; September and October. 6.68; October and November, ember and December. 5.58. 6.59; Nov. INTERIOR KECKIPT8 Memphis 3.C18 Augusts 534 St. liOUls 3,300 Cincinnati 753 Houston 4,000JM.5OO New York, Feb. S. refunding 2s, registered S. refunding 2s. coupon 8. 3s, registered S. 3s. coupon I'. 8. Old 4s, registered I . S. Old 48, coupon I'. 8. New 4s. registered i I.'. S. New 4s, coupon American Tobacco 4s I,at ' American Tobacco (is Year I Atchison general 4s 16, ('. C. r. c. 1224 2(8) l.(f7tf 246 3.4!t0 1906. . 103'i . HX . I2H, 'i-'i . lU ( . HU : I2V - i-"J4 . 79 . 11(1 . 104 . 961 . 102 "i . 101 . 94 9H 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. E. Van Winkle Gin and Machine Works, ATLANTA, - - GEORGIA. J. SPENCER TURNER CO. COMMISSION MERCHANTS. OFFICES: New York, Philadelphia, Chicago, St- Louis, London, England. Yarns and Cotton Piece Goods. PORT MOVEMENT. New York, Feb. 16. 1906. Galveston firm 10T New Orlenns steady 10 11-16 MobiUi linn Savannah steady Charleston firm Wilmington nominal Norfolk quiet Bultimore nominal New York quiet and steady Boston uulet Philadelphia steady Atchison adjustment 4s Atlantic, Coasil Line 4s ; Baltimore & Ohio 4s - Baltimore & Ohio 3R Brooklyn R. T. cv. 4s vtuiiui 01 iivurKin i 114' (Central of Georgia 1st lnc 9(P? (Central of Georgia 2nd lnc jitftj .Central of Georgia 3d lnc r S3 i Chesapeake & Ohio 4Hs 108 i Chicaao A Alton 3tis w1 ., i 7 ' Chicago. K. & uuint-y new 4s.. lOOS 10 - 6 Chicago. R. I. Pacific R. ft. 4g.. m& W'i, Chicago. R. I, & Pacific R. R. col. 6s 92'iS 11. , - , i a. 1 ....1- . . . I V... V.. OC CTL. IJUU1S K''U. IS Old...,. Jt-tJ Jl 1 Colorado Industrial 6s Ber, A 7S 11 Colorado Industrial 6s Scr. B ....... . rr. I f yi atorcs. INTERIOR MOVEMENT. 'Savannah, Ga Feb. 16.-Turnenline I Houston steady -Firm. 69; sales, 6S; receipts, 62; ship-! Augusta steady tnents.. is. Rosin Firm: sales. 1,924; receipts, 873 Shipments, 295; stock, 64.214. . Quotations: A. B. C, D, 3.(S5i,3.7fl; K, H.70: F, .70.72Vs; G. S.70f$8.75; H. 14.10! ' I, $4. W; JK, 4J5.lSi M, 16.40; N, 15.90 V, J, tio; W, W, I6.. 1125 f (UU.n,l Vllrfln.! i. ..P.I ' Jr1 j Colorado : Southern 4 941,4 1160 1 Cuba 5s ofd 107V4 j Denver A Rio Grunde 4s 100U WllmliiKtoli.'tl -C.. Feb 16.-Snlrlts tur. pentlno Nothing doing; receipts. 8. , ,. Rosin Fb m. 3.85; receipts, 2T3, . Tar Firm,4 11.80,-; receipts, 141, ', tVMdo turpntinei-FIrm $2.80, 14.50 and r 4.W; reeelpta, 70. . . ., t 1 '. 1 '' ,,1 i The) Money, llaj-kct. v New York, Feb. 16. "lose: Prime nier V eantllo paper, 614. Sterling exchange 3K'nk With actual business in bankers Tf,p at 4M.KftHM.ua for demand and at .H.W.7Mf$t82.t for 60-duv hills. Posteo rates, 4 8W''4S4 mid t4 87(i$4.87. Con., - mercfal frlll. l.S-'fi. JWp stlter. uu, MiXlfan. niHiars. Money on rail firm, St per ,ctil.; ruling at; 3; rlos Itic bid aid rfiffuretl' .8. Time Inana iim- - er; 60 day. 90 days and (t months, 5li per Memphis steady St. Louis quiet . Cincinnati .. Louisville firm .. WHEAT.' Sept High. 82 nisrllli.t-a' fiiiirit(sa ri or b'Tt i Krle prior lien 4s . imki. ., ' l":re General 4s sjii 10 lt-l , Jaixin 6s i Japan 6s. 2nd Seriee .,, Japan 4 Vis Jfliun 41.a feWIrlf.jiteH Vnil H.H.. Low. Cloae. IjouIsvIIUs & Nash. Unified 4s HUGH MACRAE & CO., Bankers Miscellaneous Southern Kecnrltlea I WILMINGTON, N. C. Washington, D. C, 4108 Colorado Bids ; Cotton Mill Stocks Jt CONTINENTAL GIN COMPANY - Xr AIT nr km .k. vu vA;r uLi THB BEST1 Cotton Gin Machinery. Ask any experienced glnner about ' PRATT. EAGLE, SMITH. WINSHIP, , "'" t MUNUEK $ " If Interested we would like to show r " you what thousands of life-long cu. T tomers say. Write for catalogue and testimonial Dooklet. CHARLOTTE. N. C. WILLIAM B. CHARLES, Commission Merchant. i Baltlnw Prodnce. Baliiniore. Feb I . Flour Quiet, un Cbanged. .'.... .v.Wheat Weak; snot Contract, ffiCTTi 'iJ5"rn!'!k.v Bpat Vitl Boutfiern white. 43V4404. Oata Easier; NO. 2 mixed, SWtfM -1 Re Steady; No, 3 Western, 74&7S.' . , Jbitter-Kirnii, unchanged. - . , 1-tgs Ky. IS. " , ChceaoStrong, nnchanged. ' . Sugar Quiet, unchanged. , . . - . i' "mi 1 1 1 . "?; ' Cliioago Grain. ' . . 'Chler. Feb. H.-Hevy shipments f , wheat from Argentina were the chief : res sons to-day for a ahnrp slumo In the ' local wheat market, M the elos tne price of thai May Option wag down j :;51'4 ' 1 , - ,'. 1 , ,!V( , i H I 11 1 1 (" fmi , , ' i Seaboord Air Line Stocks. Baltimore,' Feb. IsV-Ses board AirIJne nmmoo and preferred, nothing doing. July .......83 82 82 May. 82 83 8394 CORN July .43 43 43 SepU : 44 . 43 42 May. ...43 42 42 OATS Sept. ..........28 17 28 July ...29 28 2 May ...............29 29 29 PORK- iSt 1552 1527 1552 July .......1535. 1615 1535 LARD May "S3 -'80 785 July ....795 790 795 Sept 807 80S 807 RIBS : ' . '' .,1 May 820 807 820 July ...................... 830 SIT 830 , Sea Itilnnd Cotto. 81 81 Manhattan con sol gold 4a Savann&h. Gu., Feb, Sea Island cot. ton quotations: Fancy Florldas, 17 U; extra choice, do 16; .1 choice, do 16; fam-y Georgia full staple, 17; extra choice to fnncy do 17j extra choice, do 16..' choice, do 15; extra Una Oeorgias and Fioridfla, 14 fine, do 12Q13. 1(W 100I . 100 . 92 : 9044 : loa j,nwr ivfi v.vin m n -in ..,.....,...,,. .. Wf Mexican Central lat lnp; ............ 24'A Minn. & 8L Louis 4 97 Mlfcsouri, Kansas & Texas 4s ...... 10o nuiiuiiai n. ru, 01 inrimi consoi 4s, tfti new 1 orK, ventral gen, as 981, New jersey central general &,. 131 KnvtliArn Tai.ftti Am in,- Northern Pacific 3 ........ ........... 7 Norfolk A Western consoi 4s. ;,,,. joi Oregon Short Line rfdg. 4s..,.,,,, tmv. penn. cv. 3g wZ Reading General 4s 101 St. Louis & Iron Mountain consoi 5s 11714 rm. . v nnil r loniwxi SS.Vii-. T41' St. Iiouls 8'western 4s Seaboard Air Line 4s ofd, 1 ISifutliern Pacific 4a 941 J i Southern Pacific 1st 4s certificates.. 7 1 Southern' Railway 6a r, .... 116 ITexua A Pacific lata isZ 1 Toledo, St. Luis Western 4 ofd., i- 84 ll'nlon Pnclfto 4a M,,, lo IJ. . Steel 2nd ............ taS Wabash 1st 11i2 Wanssh leb. B ...,. '77 Western Aid. 4 . ...... ,.....4 88 Wheeling tc Ike Erie 4s ofd. ...... tk-C Wisconsin Central 4 93 (Other market on page 3) 1 ! Van Landlngham & Howell Stoddard, HascricK; Richards & Co : KGYPTL3 COTTOy, DUNDEE AND CALCUTTA BUKMPS.' -COIUlESPONDENCE SOUCITKCr. v ADDRESS; CllAHLOTTE, X. C. t 'kiy' :a ?v, : ' "THE STAMP OF PER FECTION." Our narri(j on 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 Other Machinery. COTTON YARNS, ALL COUNTS COTTON GOODS txyrroN and ootton waste. CROMPTON THAYER LOOM CO. WORCESTER. MASS. FANCY COTTON AND GINGHAM LOOMS. ALSO MAKERS OF DOBBIES. EITHER DOUBLE OR SINGLE INDEX. a TO BE APPLIED TO OTHER LOOMS, w SOUTHERN REPRESENTATIVES. ALEXANDER & GARSED, - - - Charlotte, N. 0. T Amsterdam, - New York, RICHARD A. BLYTHE, Commission Merchant. 1 COTTON WARPS AND TARNS. for farm and Fac tory. . Three kinds, from 12 Mo 150 H. P. Boilers, g61? TubuIar 7 Portable on skids, from 12 to 150 H. P. Improved Gin Machinery, ggc and . Presses, and complete outfits of capacity of 100 bales per day and over. Saw Milk. Four w five wnds. - , No. 114 Chestnut Street, PHILADELPHIA, - . - . PA. A D. SALEELD & BRO., COMMISSION MERCHANTS i the South. ll sizes in", use in Pi'!!w SPfi ttafHncr All sizes f w v vim from the emallest to' complete cotton mill outfits. : t; y- .11 D DELI COUP ANY; -ta Leonard St., NEW YORK. COTTTON TARNS. WITH FredTc Victor ,& Achelis. " r ' WM. D'OLTER Ss CO., COMMISSION MKRCIIANTS COTTON YARNS Vhlrd And Cbesrnnt Sta. Karlner nnd Merchant Ride. . PU1LADJEXPI1IA. PA. JENCKES SPINNING CO. PAWTUCKET, R. I. COTTON TARN BPINNERS. CONVERTERS AND DEALERsl Correipondanca With Soathern Spinners Solicited. O. A. ROB BINS Complete Equipment for Cotton Mill, Power Plants and Gentral Arachnerv. OHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA, HIGH-GRADE SPINDLE, LOOM, ENGINE AND VALVE OILS mm, Mi & OLAilit Ccttca Cosss&sica - 5 6xmr,BfJ ,0U and Grease, Lubricating GretiN, Ready-MUed rWaUi .um vici ( AircsiUlO COIupOUBKU GEO. B. HISS OIL GO. . CHARLOTTE. If. C." : i t - VICTORIA KEENE'S CEMENT i The best and most econ omical " material known lot plastering and imitation tile work.. " ;v t'f K1 ft f U : jfO? GRLWAK?'" ' ! , 173 Main St, Norfolk, vVa. johm nr. fjrcs f iiumi wirsfe-Aie.ft'V. HOTEL EVERETT. . - ' UlQ Point. X. C. ' " New and atrlctlr frst-eln; een'ee located; three minute nik f ro,n c llol and oold batba, electrio 1 t. t, tert to tb commercial travelers, , 1 p. r. rven rr. - -
The Charlotte Observer (Charlotte, N.C.)
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Feb. 17, 1906, edition 1
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