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lw:imCE;,;.AtU .FINANCE COTTON.' tP .IS TO 1 POINTS Active, Monthe tiemrally Were SO to ,34 Points' Net Higher After-ttie Call on Higher CaMes Than Dun -,' " and liiimiloit of' Bad Weather In the bouthwetrt. Which Advance Materially Attracted Heavy Ife-ul Ins lata Rally on Powerful Sup . port oi itcia. New York, Oct &-The cotton market 1 aa atrong advance at the opening thla morning, but lost part of tha ruin during- tha session, with tha close steady at I a net gain of Id to la ptlnta. , Sates , were. aatlmatat at guO.000 bales..,'" r i ' 'Che opening was firm at an advance -5 of 11 to 31 point ana tha active months S generally were 80 to U iolnta net higher t' right after the. call, on covering by aoll- ,""-lM -t tarn u.k i.Jl - .T v aupport, which waa encouraged by nigh cr cablee than exnected ana the ex doc f, station of bad weather In tha Sbuthweat, The Initial advance, carrying January "- to U.U.? showed ; a recovery of about ' half a cent from tha low point of Sutur- i, day morning, and naturally attracted ; heavy realising, , under -which', tha-mart tJ ket sagged off to around 11 centa for , Junuary. At thta level there waa active support NTrom large Intereata. and fol " lowing tha publication of the western belt forecast , ortcea rallied. This sain , waa not he4. owing to heavier realliing - am nw imia iraums, mm vnnuHrj cioseu ' .; at 10.99. ; Weather .jr ports appeared to ' "'. be tha prima' factor ,and cold rain with 4 i reeling temperaiurea - in- several eeu , 1 tlona ware predicted. for the Southwest, : 'with sentiment also Influenced to aoma i extent by reports of heavy anow a tonne . nuin ms norcnsrn oen ana rears tnan ' they would work, down into tha cotton . country. t , : .. - . ...'-,-..,, j , Receipts at the oorta to-day 78.131 balaa galnat M.601 last week sod 48.41S last year. , For tha week, estimated, . 436,000 . bales against 875,277 laat week, and ..laat year. To-duv'a racelnla at New nrt . leana u,SM bales agalnat 8.1GS laat year v and at Houston 17.174 aaainet 20.461 laat , n j ', , New, Orleans Cotton. . . New Orleans, La.,, ' Oot. L Cotton : snots eloaed steady and unrhanaad. mid- , dling tl centa. Bales 4,000 balea apot and , . Future opened ataady. M to ZS point , higher on tha proepect of cold weather in ine weaiem cotton oeu. ina cora . weather predictions aerved to curtail aelllng and kept tha market up for a Ume but towards the closing tha bullish j ,. i aentiment from thla source waa partly : discounted by the actual cotton move- '?., ment wnicn is reported to be enormous hr heavy. ... r The closing waa steady, it to U potnta ,t on iuiwr, - I New Orleana Fotnrea. - New - Orleana, Oct 21 Cotton futurea , eiosea steady. Jan. 11.03: Feb. 11.08, V 1L42; July 11.47; Oct 11.04; Nov. 10.W . bldi Cto. M.H. , , , ' . . , . " New ; York Cotton. V-s New York, Oct. 23. Cotton, apot clor , ad quiet, points advance; middling ' ' vpiana u.a; miuaung uu li.xi; sales 444 bales. Futurea dosed steady. Prices ranged as iuiiows: pen . .. wTw .. .. 10.88 .... 10.87 .. .. 11.05 .. .. 11.19 .. .. 11.26 .. .. 11.30b .... 11.85 ll.JS , .... 11.10 U.3 . ... 11.42 .11.43 ( Liverpool Cotton, Liverpool. Oct 22. Cotton apot quiet; prices points higher; American mid- dling rair f.; strict good middling .K; middling C.i; low middling S.V7: rool ordinary t S; ordinary Us. The sales of tha day were 4.000 bales, of which S00 were for apeculatlon and export and In cluded 4.800 American. ' Receipt 7.000 balea, no American. Futurea - Opened OcU ., Nov. . Dec. .. Jan. .. Feb. . . larch April , ' May .. '.June ., sJuly .. High 30 fe 1L01 11.02 ll.U Iow Closa 10.85 10.88 10.K8 10.87 10.90 .11.30 .11.15 11.38 ll. 11.1-1 10.6S 10.91 10.99 11.07 1L1S 11.14 11.23 11.35 1LS0 ibart-ly atendy and closed steady; Amerl- ran miaoung g. o. c. Oct.. t.WVfc- 1M: Oat ru. . i. m Feb. -March i.y7; "Nov. S.84H; Nov.-Drc I WW; Jan-Feb. t.84: March-April .: ADrll-Mav 6.01: Ui Jutia 108; June-July 6.04H; July-Auguat e.v. i Cliarto Cotton Market. ' Theae prices repreaent tha price quoted . to wagons: Out. ft. uooa miaaung , Strict middling Middling .. fltalna ...... .. ..- v, , PORT MOVEMENT.' vaiveaion, nrm 88 New Orleana. stead v Mobile, Arm . Savannah, steady .. . Charleston, firm .... . 'Wilmington, firm Norfolk, ateady .. .. Baltimore, nominal .. New York, quiet . Boston, quiet Philadelphia, ateady .. Houston, steady , Augusta . .. ,. ., Memphis, steady .. .. BL laouia. Arm.. .. Louisville, Arm 11 U 10 18-14 10 13-14 1014 10 18-14 m 11.2S 11.25 m 115 Comparative. Port Jteeeinta. Oct 23. Oalveston . . New Orleans. Mobile Savannah. .. Charleston.. Wilmington.. Norfolk Boston .. Total.. To- Day 28,247 ia,i7 1.461 14,314 Laat Year. 18.081 8.181 1.121 10.871 1.427 8.843 S.774 46.81 v COUMAltSij. Oct 22. To- Last ' . morrow. Year New Orleana .. . .17,oJO-ao,ooo losn Houston.... .... ....89,80040.000 27 468 Galveston .. .. . . , ,,uw-z,uw at tM INTERIOR RECEIPTS. .oot n. Memphis.. ........ ., , Augusta.. ., , Pt, Loula ',. .. Cincinnati. Houston.. ' ; , LltUa Rock.. ... .. .. ' Clilcarrf Omln. To Day 1,961 17,(4( Last Yean l3 ' 1,898 1.742 278 18.8H8 1.W4 tCit VMCJLE TO JJUV STOCKS. , v J'-' i Vj ' '' Dovelojinionta Situ Saturday's J HiornJUatlod llfllevcfl i'eara , of , Msuire on Ioan Market aa llcault J tf Hank of ISii;!and',' AcUn and 'Violent Itcbound In 1 Vrirr Took "V Phw-e JBwretary Kliaw'a " Presence " In New York Ilea (muring. f,-, New York. Oct. 88. There waa a vio lent rebound In prices of .stocks to-day, which, went far to wine, out the henvy declines of; Friday and Saturday. The interval t after tha market closed on Saturdsy in a state of demoralisation until, it opened to-day saw soma impor tant developmanta and gave rise, to ru mors of others of still , greater Impor tance. The eonsequonce waa a revulsion In aentiment which eent stock operators scrambling to buy stocks who had des perate efforts to sell them at any price on Saturday, Owing to-tna fact that much of he selling on Saturday waa in the nature of short contracts, there waa something more than sentimental In tha eagerness to. secure, stocks on tha' rapid rise to-day. In fact thare was a, con alders ble subsidence in the force of the demand when tha needs of. the uncover ed short interest had been supplied. Ae there la no loan market at the stock ex change on . Saturday, (loans snade : on Friday carrying over until Monday, the rush to sl( on . Saturday must have bech based more on apprehension of prf ssura to come thaa , on any actual curtailment or rredita. tteauiu oi ina Bank of Enaland'a oef cent discount rata In the world'a markets wara much loaa than were reared. - in uie -market for call money, after lending at 1 .per cent , it fell back-immediately., to a per cent and later In the oay considerably below that.. point. 'This couia not nave been-' due- to an v ' actual replenishment of supplies over those available on Fri day, Very confident hopes wer engen dered,. ' hoa'ever, that , relief measures would be forthcoming." The. 'nature of thla relief waa left m the realm of conjecture during the day, though there was -credible authority for the current neuer. . jne nrat or sucn measures o rocelve : attention waa tha rumored agreement of tha Bank of France to tranafer as-a loan 50,00.00 to 40,000,0uO to the Bank of England ; Tha nreaenca in New York of the Secretary of the Treasury -waa accented aa assurance that Treasury measures of relief were-to be forthcoming for the New York money Aarket Further de posits - or government runoa witn tna national banks were also regraded aa a poaslbla recourse. The -Urns money msrket bald strong and no loaaa were made below t per eent..-while for 80 and 80 daya tna asa hi , rate waa. advanced, to 6"4 per cent, The -market waa -regarded, aa an ample demonstration -or coowrruea control - dj the financial cowers which have doml rated the sltyatloo for aome time, past The failure of a stock exchange member waa - oract callv without afreet en market.. The dav'e axirama advances of H ror Anaconda; I for ureal portnern preferred, thi for Reading and Northern Pacific: 8 to 8W for Union Paolflc. Bt Paul. Amalgamated Copper and Smelt ing, and .1 to I points in many other active stocks, serve to indicate the fm nortant a-lent of the recovery from last week's severe loasea. . The market closed strong, with the gains well main tainea. Bonda were firm. Total aales, par value. t2.14.(iOO. United States bonds were unchansed on call. ' Total sales to-oay were l.m.iw anarea, Including: Copper 12,800; Cotton Oil 800: American Bmeiting 4.w; Tooac co 800: Anaconda 80.800: Atchison 22,800 A. C. L. 600: B. Sc. O. 23.800; O. O. 2.800: Bt. Paul 24.800: Erie 16.700: U & N 4,600; N. A W. 1.900; Penna. 48.900; Reading maoo: soutnem racino ti.wo Southern Rwy. 9.700; Southern Rwy. pfd, 800; Tenn. Coal 100; Union Pacific 13.100; Steel 10810. sreferred 23.200; Va.-Caro, Chem. 1,100, preferred 100;Sloss-yhcfrield Scnooard Air Line Stocka. BnlUmore. ' Md.. Oct 22.-caboard Air Una common and preferred, nothing do ing. ; VJq y,0ayo;il?ckyGpBQ 378 'ten' and twenty harness Crompton & Kiiowles V flobbies. Sample .can be seen at' our office. . , M v : ;'.;!-rl'U'A CHINE RY AGE If T S rvtK S'' v ';' Charlotte,' N. C ' 1 3S 1 k If . t't - J. . Tor weaving upholstery fab-. ""rlca, vcurtaln.- table covers, ' '"V la peat riea.' etc.. the HALTON v; louMe) Lift Jaoguard la- the ' ' best machine made, we have " . i ?. lurnlahed, l per cent ot the machines used in this county for i making; these goods." " jTfidsS i llalton's Sons Philadelphia, Pa. -.3 COTTO W IVILL rJiACH I M LRY. Stuart; W. Cramer, , 4 ,i f , . 1 - mun emon ' SOUTH THYON T.( ONARkOTTB. N. O. CNQ1NCCR AND CONTRACTOR. -1 Cavolvtnf FUt Canto, ' ; Rnllway Heads, ," Dntwfof Frame, . dpiniiinf Frames, v Twisters and Spoolers Qnllters and Reels, Looms, ' COMBERS ' aV ' tan C0UITA8LB auiLOINO,' ' ATkANTAe fiAe Kit SOS - ; ETC., ETC blabbers, Rarliix Frames intermediates, Jack Frames Automatic peeders, ' Openers and Trunk, ' Breaker, Intermediate and -Finisher Lappers, , KlrschnerCardlnf Beaters v Thread Extractors, Waste Pickers, etc. ' Raw Stack Dryers. ETC ETC Double Lilt Single Cjrllntler Jacqusrd.' ALEXANDER CAUSED, .Sontbern Agrnta, ,. i' ' v. autrlotie, X. C. ' . ... ltd .. .... 180 275 'M Ml 18 88 iio5 117 iik i F t?-ower cablea and liberal receipts at Kansas City caused weakness to-day in.-the local wheat maun, jiv tna ciose wneai tor vecem ber -delivery , waa off . Corn waa i ahada lower, ' Oata ware down to M. Provisions were a, shade higher to I eenta lower. , .,. " .... . M. 44 CORN- July., .. .... , Dec... , ., ., ,t'42 May..-1 14 Ulax ' Kit MM eetf ifttit .. a. .... .e ... UU II.. e. ...... a. 1170 tl A' 1 1A , ii w High Low Close. ' May , ,. ..... 78i T7a ; 77H July.. . ...... ., 78Z .P2.-.' : r 73 72 72 42T4 a l : 4414 4-lVi 434 1 , 41 1. 84" 844 I I2i 82Vi u.'et S2 .7 Ual lsiy , Mr Jst.eawwo. as . e ' e 1.26 1!) 'i';Vw e.M ' aa .t " nvfw e ifoi 0.UU .......' , I 8.00 1.01 v : til KS . - ..... ., .i . lav - 2 7.6S 1 ao i an ..Oct,. - ; v -w f " '"" hi' ,,-; .-" - .Thn Monnr' Market: ; ruaw ivri, ucb Hrnnw mercantile " paper a m per cant, - nteriinr ex. change etrona; -closing firm with actual business In .bankers', bills at 8485.46 to 14S6.W for demand nnd at ftso.fo to 8480.M for 40 day bills. Poeted rates 4S0 to ; 84X1 and ttW to 4W. Commercial Tills 8478. Bar sliver WH., Mexican doi lars M. t Money on call firm I to 7: ruling rata i; closing bid 8: olTered at S. T Time loana strong; to days, (0 days 4 to 4 per cent; alx inonthe 4. r , The Dry Goods Market ' " - . Kew York, Oct. 2. Trade continued of full volume in dry goods ' e-day. Msny leading goods have been with. Ore wn from sle , temporarily , aa the mills have all tha drdera they can fill for the time being. Heavy cottons and l.roa-n oot tone were very' firm to-day. vilnrd cottons are sold ahead Into March by the leading mills North and r-f.iKh. naw silk Is Arm and active at Man prifea on aome lines. Woolen goods are to beita demand. - CLOSING STOCK LIST. Adams Expreaa .. 7. .. .. .. .. Amalaamated Copper American Car- A Foundry American Caf A Foundry pfd American Cotton Oil.. American Cotton Oil pfd.. .. .. .. American Express American Hide & Leather ofd American fee American Linseed Oil American Lihseed Oil pfd American Locomotive ., American Locomotive pfd American Smelting A Refng American Smelting ft Refng. pfd. American Sugar Refining American Tobacco pfd. ctf., Anaconda Mining Co Atchison Atchison pfd Atlantic Coast Line .. . , Baltimore A Ohio Baltimore A Ohio pfd Brooklyn Rapid Transit.. - Canadian Pacific Central of New Jeraey Chesapeake A Ohio Chicago Great Western Chicago A Northwestern - Chicago, Mil. A St. Paul Chicago Terminal A Trans Chicago Tefmlnnl A Trans, pfd.. Colorado. & 'Southern Colorado & Southern 1st pfd HRVi loioraoo ruei at iron.. C. C. C. A 8t. Louis.. Colorado A Southern 2nd Consolidated Oaa .. .. . Corn Products ReAnlng Corn Products Refining pfd Delaware A Hudson Delaware, Lacka wanna a Wast.. Denver A Rio Grande.. . .. Denver A Rio Grande pfd.. .. Distillers' Securities.. .. ,. .... Erie tut tettee 'esase etateae Erie 1st pfd , .... Erie 2nd ofd.t-.. ...... ...... ..;... General Electric Hocking Valley Illinois Central .... ' International Paper .. .. ... ... International Paper pfd.. .... .... International Pumo. . International Pump pfd.. .. .. .... Iowa. Central .... .... Iowa Central pfd.... Kanaaa City Southern .... ; Kansaa City Southern pfd Louisville A Nashville Mexican Central .. .. . . Minneapolis A Bt. Louis Minn.. St. P. A flautt Ste. M Minn., St. P. A Sault Ste. M. pftf.. Missouri Pacific .... ...i.-i Missouri, ' Kansaa A Texas Missouri, Kanaaa A Texaa pfd National Lead.. .. National R. R. of Mexico pfd...... New York Central ., .. .r -. .,.; New York, Ontario A Western .... pfd. pfd. Norfolk A Western Norfolk A Western North American .. , Paclflo Mall ,, Pennsylvania.. .... Peopiee Oas .. ,....( ,, .... Ittaburg, C. C. A St Louis. Preaaed Steel Car,. .... , rmmw vim vr l'iu,, Pullman Palace Car.., . Reading 1st pfd,. .-. ,.,. . s, Readina- tnd nfd..... .j ........ .. Republic Steel ..... ...... tfi Republic Steel pfd.. .... ..,,.. t HTU Rock Island Co.. .... .., , .... , ri niiva iniaim i.u, piu., ,, .... St. Louis A Ban Fran. Ind pfd St. Loula Southern..' .. ... St Louie Southwestern pfd. .i oouinern racino , . ... i. ..... Southern' Pacino pfd. Southern Railway .. Southern Railway pfd., .... .. , a.- ..4r Tennessee Coal A Iron Texaa U Facino .. .. ...... Toledo. St Loula Aeet... ToledoStjUmla e Wtst pfd.... Union Paclflo .. .. .. .. .. .. .. T 'n ion Paclflo pfd..-.. ,. -.,,.,,, i.'nitea Biaies r.xprese tTnlted States Renltv . I'nllMl aiA, Tl nKt... .i v ....... ........... ..... ,.,, .., , ITnited Ptatsa Rubber ord. ...... Vnlted Stats Steel ,. .. ... ", United Utates Steel pfd .. ,, . Virginia-Carolina Chemical., i. ! Vlra-Inla-Carcllno ,Chamical pfd,... Waoaeh p.. ,.... . ..., 1 Wabasam pfd.v , WellaFargo Express ... ,, Westlnghonee Electric ,, u. .... Western Union ..... ..... Wheelina) A Lake rle.. ,. Wisconsin Central .... ,j' . Wisconsin Central pfd.. .1 , ,,. Northern Pacini ...... ' Central Leather Central Leather pfd... ,),, piosa-ainenieia .... .. .... .... Great Northern pfd. ... . ..... Internorouah-Met.., .. Inter bo rouah-Met pfd t!i 8. Old 4a. coupon .. ,,'"', V. 8. New 4s, registered . IT. S. New 4a. caunnn '.. American Tobacco 4s.: .. .. .. .. .. 78 American Tobacco ta, '.. ....,.. 110 Alcnisoq general 4s Atchison adjustment 4a.. K Atlantio Coast Line 4s,. ., .. ., ... 88 caicimor at- unio ,s .. .... tui Baltimore A Ohio 8s... .. ., .. .. 83 Brooklyn R. T. cv. 4s.. .. ' 8S Central of Georgia ta.. ........ 1U Central of Georgia lat Inc., 80 Central of Georgia 2nd Inc.. u... K.' Central of Georgia 8d Inc. otd.... 80 Chesapeake A Ohio 4aJ, HWl Chicago A Alton 8a.. ... 78 Chicago, iw. A Qulncy"io- ts.'...',:- Chkiago,.R.r..A Paclflo R, R, 4a.t 80 , Chicago. R. J. A P.- R. a coLae.. 81 C, C. C. A St Loula gen. 4s.... 103 Colorado Industrial 6a Bar. A.. .... .77 Colorado Midland 4s.. .. 78 Colorado 4c Southern 4a -.' Cuba aa 108 Denver A Rio Grande 4s.. loo DlstUlers' Securities 6s.. .. .. .... 87 ETrie prior lien 4s 98 . Erie General 4s 80 Hocking Valley 4a 1U6 Japan a 87 Japan 8a, 2nd Series 87 Japan 4s ctfs Japan 4s ctfs. 2nd Series Louisville A Nash, t'nlnea 4a Manhattan conaol gold 4a Mexican Central 4s., .... Mexican Central lat Ino Minn. A St. Loula 4s Missouri, Kansas & Texas 4a Missouri, Kansas tt Texas Tnds .. National R. R. of Mexico conaol 4s New York Central gen. 3s New Jersey Central gen. 6a Northern Paclflo 4s Northern Pacific 8s Norfolk A Western conaol 4s Oregon Short line rfdg. 4s renn. cv. nvs Reading General 4a St. Louis & Iron Mountain rol. 5a. St. Louis & Ban Francisco fg. 4s.. Bt. Louis Southwestern conl 4s .. Seaboard Air Una 4s ofd Southern Pacific 4s Southern Pacific 1st 4a Ctfs Southern Railway 6s Texss A Pacific lata Toledo. St. I au1s & Western 4a.... union Pacific s.y V. S. Steel 2nd 6s Wabash lata ofd Wabash Deb. B Western Md. 4a Wheeling A Lake Erie 4s Wisconsin Central 4s.. Jspan 4s ctfs highest and 4,178.600 the lowest flg nre., Tor the peat four years the flsT urea are aa ronows: liS3SS533.s ft. New York Prod nee. New York. Oct. a. Flour moderately active and a shads lower. Winter pa tents 83.70 to 84.W: Minnesota patents 841 to 84.86. Kve nour nrm. uucawneai nour ateady. Buckwheat ateady. Corn meal steady. Wheat, spot steady: No. 2. red 78 elevator. Options cent net lower: No. Z, red May 83; Dec. 81. corn steady; spot P.O.. 2. mh elevator. Optiona cent lower. Jan. 4S; May 49; Dec. El. oats, snot easy: mixed JS. Beer firmer family 312.60 to 313.00; packet 810.60 to 8H.O0. Cut meats steady. Lard firm; western prime sy.e to .,&; rennea nrm. r"orx steaay. i allow nrm. xurpantins Arm. Rye ateady. Molasses steady. Coffee, spot Rio quiet No. 7 Invoice 8. mild steady. Fu tures unchanged to 10 points lower. 8o- far, raw qujet; fair refining 3: centri ngs 1 86 teat 4; molssses sugar 2. Re fined steady. Butter steady; recel.f's 6.238; street price creamery extra 27. Cheese firm; amall fancy UW: 'large fancy Sept 13. fcggs steaay: receiota 4.at. western firsts 26: seconds 22 to 24. Peanuts quiet, fancy handplcked 4 to 4; other domestic 2 to 4. Freights 'H8 : i 7;.v a."e Pji m .. 1 i N ' i i I i'i i I $m S5SJ : i ! i I i i : 268 h M M M "Hi I i : '. i i : I"'""''4 : ! i j : I i : Hit ii i :s I :222 . S S : c -1- - : ; - -coo t. : i sttt WW S C c2Z v 0C0O to Liverpool steady; cotton by steam 20 cents. Grain ld. potatoes easy; Maine, per bag, 11.40 to 11.76: potatoes, Long Is- and, per larrel, 31.76 to 82.00: State and Jersey $1.60 to Sl.Hfi ; sweets, Jersey, per barrel. $1.00 to 3160: sweets. Eastern Bhore, 40 to 31.00. Cabbagea ateady. Long Island and NeW Jersey, eer hundred UW to 34.30. , . Mltlmore Prndnoe. Baltimore. Md.. Oct. 23. Flour quiet. unchanged. Wheat quiet; spot contract to 76 j reo Nov z. weatern 7 to 7 H-n to o; Douincrn oy samoie to 13!. corn. .snot. weak: futures stesdr: snot 63 to 62: Oct 62 to 62: Southern white corn 63 to 6s, No. 3. white 17 to 37: No. 2, mixed ' to 874, Rye firm: No. 2, Western export 4 to 87: no. z. western nomeatio 71 to 78. Hiittor steady and - unchanged: fancy Imitation 31 to 22: do creamery 27 to, 23; store packed 14 to 18. Eggs Arm 24c. Cheese active and urt- changed; large u ; medium 13; amall Sugar; ateady and unchangtd. ' j Ohnrlotua l'rodnca tlarket ' (Corrected daily by i. W. Simmermag cemoanyj Chickens Spring.. ....... .. .. II t9 Hena-Per. head 36 A4 Ducks.. .. .. .. ., 88 Eggs m .tit. .. .... 30 - v i( Rye ....................... 80 Corn .... .. .... .. ... .. ,. 72 4J7I , Cotton seed..' ',,. .... ..... Oats-Peed .. ....... u... 40 OM Oats-Seed ....... ................. 16 fj7U 3 S S 8 I! c Average four years entire belt 46.4 per cent. Texaa 6 9 per cent. From the above It appears that the average proportion of the crop ginned up o me ism of October has been 44.4, on which baala a total einnlnar of five million bales thla year would Indicate a crop of 19.TZ8.000. While many lay atreaa on the lateness of this year's crop, aa in a measure off setting the small ginning figures thus far reported it la well to bear In mind that In the State of Texaa. which is relied upon to furnish tha lion', share of the yield this year, the crop Is ex ceptionally early, more cotton having been ginned there prior to Sept. 1st. than In any year of which the furnlahes a record. Bearing thia fact In mind, therefore. I am personally Inclined to believe that It la safe to assume that the forthcoming report, whatever It may be. will show an amount ginned up to the 18th of Oc tober that la about 41 per cent of the total crop, it la also well to bear in mma, in maklny, comparisons with laat year, that the total crop ginned waa only 10,676.000, and that the dif ferences between thla figure and that of the commercial crop was a carry u- irum me previous season, upon wnicn we cannot reckon thla year. (Signed) THJBOrH. PRICE. .RALPH II. BROWN AND JOEL HUNTER Pnbtle AocounfanU and Auditors. Cotton Mill end General Auditing. lSlt'lMl Empire Bonding. Atlanta. Ga. A. D. SALKELD & BRO., COMMISSION MERCHANTS. 64-73 Leonard Street, NEW YORK. COTTON YARNS. DEP'T Fredlc Vietor & Achelis. HUGH MACRAE 6 00, Bankers Mlaootlaneoca rtoathcrn Seonritlea WILMINGTON, tt. C. WalMtoet, XX O, 40S Colorado Bid. Cotton Mill Stocks RICHARD A. BLYTHE, Commission Merchant. COTTON WARPS AND YARNS. No. 114 Chestnut Street PHILADELPHIA, - - - a?A. COTTON GINNERS ' 1 IT " Remember the CONTINENTAL GIN COMPANY haveat: Chflplottfl a full stock of Gins. Feeders Anri rnrlAnsAm rt thfl CAlphratp.fi Eftfrle. Pratt anH Winshin itijiWa nnrl ran 1 supply your wants on short notice. , JENCKES SPINNING CO. PAWTUCKET, R. I. COTTON YARN SPINNERS. CONVERTERS AND DEALERS. Correspondence With Southern, Splnr.ers Solicited. 0. A. R0BBINS COMPLETE EQUIPMENTS FOR COTTON MILLS, GENERAL MACHINERY. POWER PLANTS. : S8 CHARLOTTE, mmwk NORTH CAROLINA. H.OH.GRJDC SPINDLC, LOOM, ENGINE AND VALVt mi. D'OLIER Ss CO., COMMISSION MERCHANTS COTTON YARNS Third and Cheetnnt Sta. Maiiner and Merchant Bide. PHILADELPHIA, PA. Manufacturers and Jobbers FrequenUy find It necessary to have Banking Facilities In ad dition to those offered by local benke. THE First National Bank OP RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, , With $1, S 50,000. 00 Capital $5,000,000.00 Dopoaita 8,000,000.00 Total Resource Offers Jnst the Additional Pa rt li tie Required. Jno. B. PnrceUt Preeldents Jno. M. Miller, Jr., Vice Presi dent; Chaa. R. Burnett, As sUtanl Cashleri J, O. Joplln, Asalatanl Cashier. 0 LS Soonree Belt Ofla and Ores sea. Lahrloatins Oreaaea, Rsadf-Mbred Psinisi Cold Wataw Paints. Agents Wattlea' Dresalns Compoanda, GEO. B. HISS OIL CO. CHARLOTTE, N. C. j r I. SPENCER TURNER CO. COMMISSION MERCHANTS. New York, Philadelphia, Chloaga, St. Loena, la Yani and Ootton Piece Qooda. PAULSON, LINKROUM & CO. Cottomi YariniS S7-SS LEONARD STREET ISO CHESTNUT STREET SIS MONROE STREET . - - NEW YORK - . PHILADELPHIA . - CHICAGO CATLIN & CO. A porfeet Bowel Laxative for cdnatl. nation, sallow complexion, headache, dissinesa, sour ."stomach, coated tongue, blilloiisness. Lac-ets sat - promptly, without . pain or griping. Pleasant to take Ijax-ela only I canta. 1014 bv lJurwell-Dunn Retail Store. , I 87V. IT, . r'-fundlng 2a, realaieied.. , TT. S. refunding I'd, coupon , ,,. IT, S. 8s,' reaimered.. , ,, ,, 11- f ", .eo'P"n ' ." U. S. Old 4s, rsgiatersd.. .. Mi 1M l'H'4 COTTON New York. Oct. 8L In reply to manr Inquiries I am receiving In re gard to the forthcoming glnnera'- re port, 1 be to say that my foracaat will probably. not be completed until Wednesday evening and will then be communicated ' only to tha glnners whose returns have made itscompiln tlon possible. Generally speaking and without reference to the partial re turns thus far received, I may say that It hardly seema practicable to reconcile the expectation of a crop of as much aa 11.710,000 bales with, a total ginning up to the 18th of Oc tober of leas' than five million bales, around which figure the average opin ion of the trade seems to have cryav railhead. In fact, a canvass of that opinion on the New Tork Cotton Ex change revealed an average expecta tion Of 4,800,400 with SO 0,000 the 845 and 347 Broadway, Ken xoric . BOftott, FUUdelphii. COTTON YABNa 'All numbers, Skeins, Wtrps, oops ano Jonei COTTON G00D& LOOTJJG We believe that we build tha BEST FANCT COTTON AND GINGHAM LOOMS on tha market, and 'the large number of orders we hays booked re cently for these looms Proves what-tha manufacturers think,, (Kpton-Thaycr iooaCfc WER I GJUISD)'1 '. Southern Agentst 1 r t' , CHARLOTTE, J. Cy rX- s'1' BOND ' DEPARTMENT' ' mm IDAS i iumt WINgTON-SALEM, N. GL STOCKS. . .-: BONDS AND We Invite eerreapoadsnoe ' ; from parties deairtas . f bujr . a aelL - 't : -i ... , Our list - f iBvestnests . , mailed upon application. . i . .: JAMES E. MTTCITELIVCO. COMMIP1ION IfJtncXLiNTS. Cotton Yarns and Cotton V Clotns. ! " CONSIGNMENTS 'SOLICITED.' Philadelphia, it) and 114 1trtaul St. i Ikwlon, ISt KnmnifW fct, 4 New York, No. ft laonard 8k ' . Charlotte, SS 8, Tryoa.St. . . HAWARD, VICK & CLARK Cottott Comoiissioa Merchants. RIWC2lfAAS,U. William B. Charles COTTON TARNS, COTTON GOODS, AND COTTON WASTE. Offices Charlotte N. C Boston Maea. and Anaterdaan .N. T. Mala Offlce Amsterdam. N. T. MILLER & CO. BANKERS AND BROKERS, w sttvsMtway, Mew kura. Members 1 ear kork Mloua hJxohanga, New Xerk Cottoa Eaohange, New Tork produce JCsehange, New Yurk Coffee Ea- ehaaga, Chieage Board of Trade, New Orleans Cottoa Eaehangs, Nsw Orleans Board ef Trade, Philadelphia Stock Kg Change, Liverpool Cotton Association. Execute orders for the or notion, stocks, grain purenaae or or prevts- attentlon to orders ay malL one or talesTach. ranch Office; UHi East Mala street. aele Ions for eask or on margin. apsoiai STABMSHED 111 C. P BUS & COMPANY Cotton Cofiimission Merchants MKMBER8 OF The New Tork Cotton Exchange, New Orleans Cotton Exohange. Liverpool Cotton Brokers' Association, New Or leans Board of Trade. Cotton Exchange Betiding NEW ORLEANS Special attention given to executing ef ordere In contracts for future de livery ef eotton In all the markets. CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED. Hi". J. jr. m. ale: XaNDER, Manager, HUBBARD BROS. & CO., HANOVER SQUARE, NEW TORK. MEMBERS OP New Tork Cotton Ex ehange, New Orleana Cotton Ex ehange, Associate Members Liver, aool Cotton Exchange. ORDERS SOLICITED For the pun ahass and sale of cotton for future delivery. Correspondence Invited. BARTLETT, FRAZIER CARRINGTON, New Vork, N. T. MEMBERS New Tork Cotton Exchange New Orleana Cotton Exchange New Tork Stock Exchange Chicago Board of Trade FLEMING CO, Correspondents, ROCK HILL, & a PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT AND AUDITOR l k ' C. L. SMITH. SS 8. Tryon bl ": CHARLOTTE, N. C. -C Examinations and Audita t Certi fied Statements Rendered, Improved Systems of Bookkeeping and Coat Accounting Installed. . L Loom The 'Afford-Company Readvilk, Mass. f Cotton Mill Men will do -well to . investigate the4 "Ideal" Automatic as' a means of solving the labor oblem; ; Call on ,!, us and we will .explain how.ybu can solyat leastV ' V .. . part of your labor troublese '': ' V S'f: , ALEXANDER . & GARSED '; I: Southern Selling Agents; , ' .r i ?','v,l i'.:1 V'.'1
The Charlotte Observer (Charlotte, N.C.)
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Oct. 23, 1906, edition 1
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