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,Prj.Wu niSm 'Mag CUARLOTTIU DAILY OEGEUYER. KOVEIIBLB 23, JCOJ. (J0MHEECJ3 AND' FINANCE COTTON BlODKltATK. UXSETTLED ' A Kluu-D Break la Prices. Closing With Net Dec-line of 81 to fi pulutit- A . l)H-lin at the Opening Though the iyji MvkH V'H Steady -Port lleoeiptt '- timelier. - V. '......., ,r...-r ;v " New Kork, Nov.tl. The cotton market ,.1''' was -moderate and .unsettled during to . tier's trading" and bad quit ' a aharp 1 - break in prices vmn (() close staeojr in ten, but at a net decllno of 37 to 33 . ' points." Sales were esUaiated at,460,tw pp Ira. . '' -' ,'' i'V Tha oDeslnar was slesdv at a decline of to . pointa under liquidation and ,' '. bear traura which waa .encouraged br " rather, Indifferent eablas,' drier ' - vather in th belt and later by tha full - v estimate for to-morrow's , receipts ' at ' i: -i :. Houston, v BeUlnr also seemed to be bas- '? Ml on tha new differences announced by tha revision committee sftor Its meet f FTng of last night and which Id the opln ..'lo of aoroa 'traders did not suffsslently ' -,. penalise te grades just oeiow middling ..;'. and tha' decline catching atoo losa or- . ' dera on the-abort aide extended to the ' ; new lever or last Tuesday wuri January ' - selling at 10 )1 and March at 10.81 or about IS to 30 pointa nat lower. . There ,' was some rail) from these figures, but t .- ; the - Improvement was not maintained , and" the. market -closed - within a point , . pd two of the lowest. . ' . ' Receipts at the norts. to-day 63.W3 s,f; Tales against C1.S45 last week and U,m , jas year. - . jror tne . weeic (estimated) . : 410.fO pales against 4lt.t49 last week i mnd Itls.ltU last venr. To-4av'a reealnts V, at New Orleans i.XJi balsa against ll.iflt) :":. last year, - and at Houston 19,771 .bales against vai sbst. year.,, .,.., ;;. 't, V". Hew York Cotton. ' ' Xi "i NewvTork, Nev. Cotton snot oloe- ied quiet: 80 pointa decline; midailnf op- lands middling gulf 11.1;' sales ; . S.on balea. futurea closed steady. . Prices ranted. aa loiiows: ' . ;. open High ; K-'v..,J. .. 10. Mb 10.36 10.U . 10.W- ... 10.M 10.87 j.-. Feb March I0.S8 10.U J st April .,. .-. .. U.Ub . May le.M M O -'r.-f - "June 10.65 b k July ;; '.. 10.68 M.6S low Close -0.M 10.00 10.1J io!ao 10.41 10.0X 10.13 inn 10.SJ 10.4! 10.40 10.40 10.50 i t i V '" " V New Orleans Cotton. ' ' ' New Orleans, Nor. 22. B pot cotton . closed steady, unchanged: middling 10: anot sales were S.900 bales with 2.20 ' bales to arrive, i Ku tares opened steady at a decline of s . v7 ito 13 points and declined further on a l ' .' poor Liverpool, ravoraoia weatner con '. anions and the failure of tha revision V , committee to meet tha expectations of " trade ra The close wss steady 22 to Z9 x ', roiirts lower than that of Wednesday. . Futures closed steady: Jan. 10.86; Keb. 10.tli March N.4f; aprU 10M; May 10.40; . .. Jane 10.47; July 10.73; Not. 10.44; Dec t," ia38. - c ' UvertMinl (VtttoaL t Liverpool. Nov. 21. Cotton spot good business aone; prices iz points higher; American middling fair 6.55; good mid dling C.21; middling 107; low middling m; gcxMi oroinary t.w; orainitry The sales of the day were 10,000 bales. Including 1.600 for speculation and ex pert. Receipts 13.000 bales. Including 6.300 American. Futures opened firm ana closed ensy; American middling g. O. C. Nov. fi.M; Nov.-Dec S.66: Dec-Jan. Jan.-Feb. 6.62; Feb.-March March-April 1.64: April-May 6.5U; May June itlfj; June-July 6.4S; July-Aug. 1.70: Aug.-SepU 6.6.; 8pt-Oct. i.ii; Oct.-Nov. 8.46. Cliarlotte Cotton. Theee price represent the pr1cH quoted to wsgnns: tkmdmlddltng PtHct Middling Middling : Tinges and stains Port Movement. Calveiton, steady New Orleans, steady Mobile, steady flavannah, dull .. .. Charleston. Arm.. Norfolk, quiet .. .. Baltimore, nominal New Tork, quiet.. . Hcston. aulet . Philadelphia, steady :. Jlonston, stesdv .. AugusiM, steady Memphis, steady .. Bt. Ixiils. steady loulsvlllo firm ...... ... .. - Interior Reocf-ta. MS - V. - Nov. 22. 10.70 10.60 10.00 HW ... 10 ..- 104 101 ifS 10 11 MM KM 11.16 10 MS 3 IMt 10 Memphis..., Augusta.. .'. it. Louis ... Cincinnati., lluuaton .. Uttle Bock To- Day 10,77 Nov. 22. Last Year. 6.021 1.2W 4,643 1.7W i.ai 1,609 Eatimatea, ,' Nov. 22. To- , Last ' . . morrow. Year. rrew Orleans ,.76.0OO-l,00O 17,0M louston.. .. K.ono-i7,ooo 7,; -Oalveaton li,0ool,(ioo 12,806 Cot tton Seed OIL Journal of Commerce.' 22nd. , C'oitons'd. crude, tanks.... H a 26 ' do Sumf er yellow, prima 44 a . do do forward delivery. S4Ha 41 J ' I . Qimiu a ........... . ..v,.'.- ' do Summer white, fwd..4o aver options do Winter jfl&llow, fwd..4o over options - do Hutler oil, forward.. 4o over optlona , do Salad oil Nominal New York Produce. New York, No. !2.-Klour steady but - - dull. Rye flour firm. Buckwheat flour ' ateady. Buckwheat firm. Cornmeal dull: kiln dried 32.20 to $2.76. Rye. flim 'ijjartey ateady. ' '-j. Wheat, spot Irregular) No. 2, red 10 elevator. Optlona to Ho., net lower. UMay S4: Dec. Utt. Corn, spot easy: No. 1. 64 elevntor. 'Options unchanged. January (1; May y 6u Dec. 61!. Oats, spot steady; mixed 3. Beef firm. - - Cutmeats steady. Ird easy, Western ' . prime f.3S to 39.46. Refined quiet Fork '. quiet; short clear 317.60 to.tl8.00; mess '"vi7.7 to 118.75. Tallow barely steady. '' . , Petroleum steady. Rosin steady. Tur , pontine steady. Rica steady. Molasses .steady r Coffee), spot Rio quiets No. 7 Invoice rTt-16. Mild steady. Futures unchanged '. fto 10 points higher. i'-. Buaar raw aulet: fair reflnlnar 36-16: i'.' 'rentrlfaral M test 313-16; molasses su--.'gar 3 3-16; refined quiet. ..creamery 29. Cheese qatet, unchanged, i'i'i' Kpra steady, unchanged. ; ' -: Peanuts and freights quiet, unchanged. -1? roUtoes, Iriah weak; Btata and Weat ft arn per barrel 31.30 to 11.60; Jersey 31.28 -' i to 31.45: sweeta easy; Eastern shore 60 r ...'4a 31.87 paf barrel. UaDoagea ouu, uncnangeo. .'!'' . Baltimora Prodnotv ' Baltimore, 'Nor. XX Flour quiet, tjn- , . Changed. Wheat very dull: spot con tract 74 to 74; Southern by sample 63 ','-';t43orVi dull; spot old 4 to 48; hew SL -I to 4M4: new Bouthedr. white eon ili ; . nrmeri No. x. mixed MU. Kw '': ;:! ,'flrm; No. 3. Western W to W, ' :-;;" tsuuer nnn pna nin-r, i.nry imi do Into 30 to Xij store packed M to 10. Kggs firm and higher S2c , Cheese ?tlve and unchanged, 13 to 14. . . . ' BUgar.Sttaay ina vnwinm, v.?. ' Crartotte Prodaee.' (Corrected daily by i. W. lilmmennae tT'' Company J i. ) . Chickens gprlng . . ,t . 13 v flans Per head .... .... ...... 36 tZL , j Duck.. ,v f .... Jt it Rye ............ ft ' Com ; .' ,.''; . ... ; i . sjis . ' Cottonseed .. .. .... .... ... . ?4 . Oate Feed r.. 6 '.' iats-4teed ....... ......... 66 67 4 :" Bavannsh, ; Oa., Nov. H Turpentine ' ndm 67 sale 407; receipts ; ghlpmenu 107. - Rosin firm: - sales 2,t: receipts J.621; shipments 2.007; stork M,iO. Quote: A B C is.: D t3.IBV B 3.t0; V tfl.M; O f4.W; M 14.28: I 14.40; K t-VlO; M 6S.60; N .2S; w u w.io; r, r si.xo. -,.-xv .;.,..!'' ., .,, .vrWvVv:: Wilmington. Nov. 21.-ptrii turpen tine steady WW, receipts 42 casks, , " Roaln flrm M 5 bid; reoelpU UL.r ?'ar firm ta.jo; receipts 64. rude turpentine firm I-.33, HSO'tnd $4.M; reeelpta 147.;"v? ; . Kennedy's I-axatlve. (contalninc) Hon. ey and ;Tar tnoves'tna bowels. Contains e eplates. . C'nnfnrsia to fure Food and litRt.h tut UawUyg rhaxnaacy. BOMS. STOCICS BENSATIOXAJU I BIarlie Showed Strength and Dreadth v-unioq racino Aioveg Aggreiwive - ly I'pt artl X)aJera - Alo Make Hlg Juinpa. - v,;-1;' '.. ,"'-. "New York, Nov, IJ. The stock mar ket still ' showed strength and breadth of ' activity to-day. in soma Instances the advances ..ware sensational. The character of several of the stocks which were moat, affected, was such that the sympaineiio etxeui . on tne , general nm was .unsettling rather than stimulative. The bad . repute of some stocks wllb. the speculative element faaa . to . do with causes quit aside from thai .Jinsnolul sianomg or character of tna companies tltemsvlves. , !. . , , ,.' The most subsnantlal example of strength in the market from the apec nlatlva standpoint-was ' Union- raclno, which ' moved ; aggressively away from SU Paul, after, having been crossed momentarily by the T per cent, dividend payer earlier in the wek.- Hevtvad die cusslon of a Southern Iron merger was reflected in that group, of which j Vir alnla Iron. Coal sV Coke was the eon splcuous figure with ' a buoyant rise at oos uraa or . ism over last nigni. , Tne coalers also . made- 'sensational Jumps, apparently on the drawing of -an l.ntilogy between - (be Great Northern distribution and what might rssult . from a aepara rion of coal mines and .lands. from rail way company ownership. A, great many low priced industrials were concerned In the movement at on ; tune ' or another. The- course - of the call money market showed - that tha factors of relaxation were not as rapidly effective as, was in dicated by tha later . course -of Vaster- day's irmxk. There -was no rise to 10 Ser cent. In the early dealings ; yester ay, but the ruling rate was -matntatned atHMii t par cent, untu lata in the day. The time'., money - market continued strong nnd Very little was offered. The rate was 7 per cent bid up to three months and per cent, bid- and offer ed for six months. There was a marked decline tn speculative confidence with ths progress of the day and 'decided re action In prices from the high level. Net losses were ss conspicuous as gains at the end of the day and the closing was weak. '. Bonds Were Irregular. "Total sales, par value, t2.104.00tt. U. 8. 2a registered ad vanced per cent on call. Total ' sales for the day were 1,0W (TO including the following: Copper 09,800; Cotton Oil 400; Tobacco 200; A. C. U 1,100: B. R, T. 45.RO0; C A O. 000: St. Paul 75,800; Colo. Fuel 83.0000 L. a N, 6 000: M., K. T. 4S.300; N. A W. 200; Pennsylvania M.700; Reading 191.000; Rock Island 33.400: Southedn Railway 3.000. pfd. 600; T. C I. 300; Union Pa ri no 2O7.100: Steel 40.400; Va.-Caro. Chera. 4C0.,pfd, 100; Sloss-Sheffleld 1,200. . . Baltimore, Nov. 22. Seaboard common and preferred, nothing doing. 276 .... ., .. .... 11344 jndry .. -.. .. 44 indry pfd.. .. 1W pfd. CLOSINO STOCK LIST. Adams Express Amalgamated Conner American car A Foundry American w 6c rounary American cotton on American Cotton Oil pfd..' Ainrnctin cxpmi American Hide A Leather American Ice , .. American Linseed Oil American Linseed Oil pfd.. American Locomotive American Locomotive pfd American Smelting and Refng. . .. American Smelting A Refng. pfd.. American Sugar Refining American Tobacco pfd. ctf Anaconda Mining Co Atchison Atchison pfd Atlixntlo Coast Line Baltimore A Ohio Baltimore A Ohio pfd Brooklyn Rapid Transit .. .. .. .. Canadian. Paid no Central of New Jersey Chesapeake A Ohio Chicago Great Western -. Chicago A Northwestern Chicago, MIL A St. Paul Chicago Terminal A Trans Chicago Terminal A Trans, pfd.. .. C, C. C. A St. Louis Colorado Fuel A Iron Colorado A Southern Colorado A Southern 1st pfd Colorado A Southern 2nd pfd Consolidated Gas Corn Products Refining Corn Products Reflnlng pfd Delaware A Hudson Delaware. Lackawanna A West.... Denver A Rio Grande Denver A Rio Grande pfd Distillers' Securities F.rle Erie 1st pfd .... Erie 2nd pfd General Electrlo Hocking Valley old Illinois Central International Paper International Paper pfd International Pump International Pump pfd Iowa Central.. .. Iowa Central pfd Kansas City Southern Kanaaa City Southern pfd Louisville A Nashville Mexican Central Minneapolis A St Louts Minn., St. P. A Snult Sta. M Minn.. St P. A Bault Ste. M. pfd.. Missouri Pacific f Missouri, ' Kansas A Tsxas Missouri, Kansas A Texas pfd.. .. National Lead .. .. , National R. -R. of Mexico pfd New York Central New York, Ontario A Western .. Norfolk A Western .. Norfolk A. Western pfd North American Pacific Mall Pennsylvania People's Oas Pittsburg, C. C. A 8t. Louis Pressed Steel Car Pressed Steel Car pfd Pullman Palace Car .. .. Reading ..... Reading 1st pfd... Reading 2nd ptd Reouhlic Steel ...... Sepubllo Steel pfd ock Island Co Rock Island co. pro St Louis A San Franfl 2nd pfd... St Ixtuls Southwestern St. Louis Southwestern pfi2.e. Southern Pad Ho Southern Pacific pfd Southern Railway Hnnthern Rallwav nfd Tennessee Coal A Iron Texas A Paeino Toledo. St Louis A West.. Toledo. Bt Louis 4k West prd.... Union Pacific Union Padfld. ffT United states' Kxpress United Statea Realty United Statea Rubber United States Rubber pfd United Statea Steel United Statea Steel pfd.. Virginia-Carolina jnemica4 Virginia-Carolina Chemical pfd. .. Wabash ,. Wabash pfd Wells-Farco- Express Weatlnghouao Electric western union.. .. Wheeling A Lake Erie. Wisconsin centrsi .. Wisconsin Ontral pfd Northern Paclfli Central eLather ,. ... Central Leather pfd.. '. Hloaa-BhttfNeld .. .. ..... Oreat Northern pfd,..' .. v. .. interaorougn-Mftt. ,'v Interborough-Met, pfd.. .. 77' 110 , lot , ' 2'a . .. .101 94 90 ' NEW YORK BONDS. V. a 'refunding 2s registered.. 104 U. A. refunding 2s coupon .. .. .. 104 T. S. 3s registered ...... .... H J. 8. Is coupon ..t.... ............ lot U. a. Old 4s registered .. .. ...... ..101 U. H. Old 4 eoupon , jnui U. 0. New 4a registered .... ltttti U. S. New-4s eoupon ., lorn, American Tobacco 4s.. .... ...... American Tobacco ta.. '.it. Atchison general 4s.. ,. Atchison adjustment 4s.. . ., Atlantic Coast Line 4s.. ,, Baltimore A Ohio 4a..-.. , ... ., ,, Paltlmore A.Ohio Itta..... .. .. Brooklyn R. T. cv. 4s. . -pi .. Central of fleorgla ta., ,. .. .. .... Central of UeorsiA 1st tne. Ofd.... Cenlrsl of Georgia Snd Inc. bid..-, 74 Central of Georgia 3d1 inc. Ofd,..,. Chesapeake A Ohio 4a.. ,v ... 1 Chtcsao A Alton tun. bid..,. .... 7: Chicago, B.; A Quincy new 4s loo Chicago. R. V. A Pacific R. R. 4s. T Chicago, H. I. A JP. IC R. col. ta.. M ;,, C, U. rl, l-euia gen- aa...... I'H' Colorado Industrial 6s Ker. A.. ,. 7A Colorado Midland 4s., 74ii Colorado A Southern, ta .. ' 9; si Cuba 6s., .. .. .. ,, Mtn f)1 Denver A Grande, 4s,. . ' PWtillers' Bcuritiee ta.. .. i H'.rla rtrlnr lien 4s ..- ... .... 10A : Krle General 4a ofd.. 'a.J. - HOcRingt v aney tvks.. japan as . .t Japan e tnd Jataa i U . 4s ofd.. ,t 'a.J. " - Hey. 4e...,'.-. -.; lOfi I Hsrlss if tM m 4 tm m - Mm 1 1 , mm 1 1 " . . ' . .'"- I I 1 M ' , A .' PIANT.',;rPRR-WbRKINO,' OLD JUTE i BAOOINCi . WII-I ; ', 'f ;PAT-HAND30Mi3 VPR6riT8.:V'i PLANS -AND-'E3TIMATBI; TVkfo v4"-UiI:'--Mthto t:i'- .t . ' ' ' . j pnARLOTTE, NOttTU CABOUNAJ t Doable frift Single Cylinder Jacqnard. For iweavlnt' upholstery fab- ;' rlca, , eurUIna, table coverm, .V-i?'PeeV'tlfc. the IIALTON - : . Doable Lift Jacquard la the , ".beat machine made, we hava furnished per cent, of the i ' maxhlneg 'weed In this county 'i'-'for. making these goods. . Hio$.:l!alton's Sons " -'!; phUndeJplila, Pa. , - -. ..' ALEXANDER A GARS ED, Southern Agents, Charlotte, If. C. Japan 4s ctfs. tnd Series.. Louisville A Nash. Unified 4s bid. Manhattan oonsol gold 4a Mexican Central 4s .. Mexican . Central 1st Inc Minn. A St Louis 4s ofd , Missouri, Kansas A Texas 4s.. MlaaourL Kansas A Texas 2nda.... National R. R. of Mexico col. 4s.. New York Central gen. 2s. ....... New Jersey Central gen. 6s bid.. Northern Pacific 4s Northern Pacific 3s Norfolk A Western col. 4a Oregon Short Line rfdg. 4a . Penn. cv. 3 ofds Reading General 4s.. .. , St. Louis ft Iron Mountain col. Ss b. St Louis A San Francisco fg. 4s. St. Louis Southwestern col. 4s.... Sen board Air Line 4s ofd Southern Pacific 4s Southern Pacific 1st 4s ctfs. bid.. Southern Railway 6a Texas A Pacific lata Toledo, St L. A Western 4s bid... Union Pacific 4s U. S. Steel 2nd 6s.. Wabash lsts Wabash Deb. B Western Md. 4s Wheeling A Lake Erie 4s bid .. .. Wisconsin Central 4s Japan 4s ctfs Chicago Grain and Provlalons. Chicago, Nov. 22. Profit-taking In the December delivery caused moderate weakness to-day In the local wheat market, the December option closing at a net loss of M to . -Codn was down 'i to . Oats were also to lower, Provisions were 1J to 20 lower. isov. S3. WHEAT- May .. July.. .. Dec .. . CORN May .. Nov .. . July.. .. Dec.. .. OATS May.. .. July .. . Nov.. .. Peo . . . PORK Jan .. . May .. UARD Jan.. .. lec.. .. Nov.. .. May .. RIBS Jan.. .. May.. .. High Low Close. TV 78 7R 77 43 43 44 4- 86 33 7 77 73 43,1 1'' 42 ' 4 SI 304, 33 14.86 1C.0Q ft 60 t.M) 9.2S S.S5 7.R5 7.79 Ha.'. 14.77 8 43 U.10 X.42 7.72 7.Si 3.. 33 33 33 14.67 14.32 945 I.M 9.10 3.42 7.72 7.85 Tito Money Market. New York, Nov. 2i-Money en call flrm 6 to 7: ruling rato 6; closing bid 4; offered at 6. , M In.m atrnnc SO and 90 days 7 per cent; six months li to 6 per cent. Prime meucanme panrr w vt cent Sterling exchanijo steady with act ual business In bankers' bills at 1486.66 , - ..l K rt tn HnmunH and M t S4A0.4& tn l .too. I" . " . ... ......... . .v . t4SO.&0 for 60 day bills. Posted rates JlflH and MSSft. i.omra-rcii uuib rin to 6480. Bar silver 70. Mexican dol lars 64. The Dry Goods Market.' New York. Nov. 2!. Larger shipments of dry goods are being made daily and customers are requesting earlier ship ments than uaual. There is a distinctly firmer tone In taple prints and mors buiness Is pass ing. Some lines of -brown, cottons were advanced during the day. Raw ailk IS till above the 35 mark and the tone Is Ddm. Oponlngs sre being made In the lit es of cheaper men's wear and higher prlcea are being nsked in the lines where cotton Is a factor in the goods. llaywnrd, Vlck A Clark's Dally Cot ton Letter. Furnished by the Charlotte Cotton Ex change and Board of Trad New Orleans, Nov. 22. The bearish grade revlalon In New York is In the main responsible for the disappointing weakness shown by all markets to-day. The discounts on grades below middling fixed by this revlalon for the New York market for the season aro so small com pared with those existing In other spot FMt.ni and established thereby trade demand that It makes the New York contract distlntly bearish. It will at tract hedge selling to mai maraec ngalnst the less desired portion of this crop. Of course. In time, the character of tha different contracts offered to tnd for protection will be appreciated and the other murkets win emancipate themselves to the due extent irom jsew York, but the first effect "was bound to be depressing as seen to-day, Liverpool Instead of being 11 to It points higher as due, hesitated and showed a gain of only 7 points, followed by a sharp decline as soon aa New York displayed Jthe object Opening trades here were at a decline of 7 to 10 points, but the New York declalon as to grade naralvsad all sUDnort - and trading drifted helplessly with the tide, the loss reaching 27 points In the first half hour. It will probatny take some iin. tn dnvalnn sufficient anDreclation of oontracV merits and confidence for ths markets to taao an niu.wiuriu nnim but the market ainerenco oeiwaen ners and New York Is liable to widen further. Weather conditions, are again . favor able, generally fair weather prevailing In the belt and Indications pointing to wards a continuance of It, . Liverpool records good spot, sales, to tal 10,000 bales st IS points higher quo-' i.iinn. Tiara buvers showed hesitation.' owing probably to the sudden turn In futures, ppuia iiwbiui. i suirwcr aim some report them easier. , - , Fnturaa continued to display a eng. glng tendency which. is but natural as nobody can aa yet form a proper opin ion as to bow far the depressing effect of tha Dt-esent New York grade differ ences will go. Sentlmentils by ml nteaDS oearisn, oniy p-vine u not enre n nn fne sham Prax-tlce. Yert order's census shows that ths crop Is below the hitherto favored site arid that a bul lish government estimate early In De cember Is no more a probable; therefore speculation Is only waiting to jgo In at tha right time. ; . . v 1U .y, Bart left, Frailer A Carrlngton's Dally , Cotton Letter. Furnished by the Charlotte Cotton Ex change and Board of Trade. New York, Nov. t Due to come 12 up Liverpool was at hour of local open ing 9 to 10 points higher, and snot cotton 18 points higher on sales of 10.000 bales. The market there eased off later, owing to the weakness In American markets and closed at an. advance of only 1 to 4 points. ... Ws opened steady at a decline of 3 to t points, but soon beeame wakr and unsettled under pressure of both long and short cotton. Tho new differences fixed by the revision committee last night evidently disappointed some re cent buyers who owing to the wide dif ferences existing In rlouthern markets had geen figuring that the penalty on the medium low grades would be more radically Increased, and bears took ad vantage of the uncertainty In this direc tion to raid the market and uncover stop loss orders under which values eas ed off to about the low level of last Tuesday. This deolino was followed by some irregularity owing to profit-taking by shorts and continued support from spot Interests and others who have tak en a bullish view of the Census figures. Better weather la South and some what more, liberal estimates for to-morrow's receipts at leading points helped the decline. On tha whole the present break In price would soem to result from a temporary condition of specula tive sentiment, and It looks to us that as soon as trade has become accustom ed to the. differences and contract have found their relative position n South ern markets, the strong spot situation end the tendency to moderate large crop estimates will result In bringing the at tention of the trade to the fact thAt the world needs snd will spin U'.BOO.onO bales at current or even considerably higher prices. The absence of outside Interest In cot ton accounts for tho caac with which the morkot settles bock from the sharp upturns under skill rul hammering out It should not be overlooked thut on all setbacks houses who usually art for rplnnlng Interests are) good buyers. B . F. A C. Cascasweet is a harmless compound of ..f..M. that. I. wnnrinrfnl tn Its beneficial effecta on the stomachs of babies and children.- ftecommenaea ana sold by Hewley's Pharmacy. SPECIAL RATE8 . TO RICHMOND THANKSGIVING DAT ACCOUNT FOOTBALL GAM1C BKWFJEN V. P. I. AND A. A M. NOV. 29TH. The Seaboard announoes ' account nf tha fnnthall aama between V. P. I and A. A M. College In Richmond Thanks giving Day they win sen Tickets on DS81S OI one ana one-inira mnw piim t wen ty-five (26) cents from all points In Virainla. Including Charlotte. Durham. Weldon and all Intermediate pointa No vember ZSth, and for forenoon trains on the 29th, with tinai limit or in or. win. From Charlotte tll.flO. For further Information apply to C. II. GATIS. Trav. Pass. Aft, Raleigh. N. C. JAMES KER. JR.. City Pass. Agt. Charlotte. N. C. CATLIN & CO. . OcoBisnlsslosi 845 and 347 Broadway, New York Boston. PMladelphla. COTTON YARN8. fAU numbers, Skeins, Warps, Cops and Cones COTTON GOODS. THE METROIOLrrA?f SURETY tXlMPANV of v York. Capital and ansots, One Million Dol lars. Issues Bonds of every character, and mil forms of Burglary Insurance. State and County Official Bonds a specialty. Agents wanted In every county In North and Bout hCarollna, Address Cluia. N. Vane. General ArrnL Bond Bolldlng, Washington, D. C. a IMbod We are prepared to fnralah DOBBIES promptly fa large or smill lot. ,.!, : Write us for pries. l . tOMPTON-TIIAYEIl LOOM roMPAJtX, '-"v Worcester, Mass, ' y ". ' ." ' '' - i : AI.EXAXDKR A . GAnSED," J ' ktlr-i Attit, jt.-f ' Chgrlotte, X..C. . Prospective ' Builders - Before) beginning yon building operations, yon Woold do well -'a correipond with ns far prices on all sorts of Building Materials. '''- -' We carry fnU line) of Flooring, Celling, biding, Interior --"''Trimmings. Msli, Doors,'' Blinds, eteV;- .',:- ',', '-'. .'- . Alwsys prepared, to furnish tha best material, and rsQyutTS ';- yott money. ; ; & : ' .'''":!.'. 'i v. ) ;,;,'.- '.; COTTON IV I LL MACHI NERY. w-m s c- - w v - mm en-Mtt ; COUTH TsivoM ST., ;'v7 rt '? .hi'!''i OHAPILOTTa. N. O. ' ' aUITAstUI UILOIHdU - V' t v, -; ATkAMTAs M fiSTolvinf Flat CartU, Railway Headj, ' Drawing Frame. . aSpioBlaj Frames, Twisters and Spoolers QuUIers and Reels. Liooms,' , . C0MBER5 1 .' . v C Ifil '"'I i-s mm IUIUU Aotomatlc Tm4;'4'-:A hi' ' Openers an4 Trunk," ETC., ETC 5Iabbers, ( ltitsX Fisunas . Dreaker,intame4uat4tan4i ; Finisher llappers. :,;V': KIrschner Carding BtMtters . .f-" Wast Plck8rt,'rtc.Cl-;':-1 Internedlates. Bttn., JauJfFrmmAa , ; f-rJ, trrcBTC. ':.- PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS AND AUDITORS BROWN & HUNTER IaveatlgatkMis, Examinations, Cost Systems Furnished. lSlt-lSSt Empire Building, Atlanta, Gm. . ' A. D. SALEELD Ss BRO., COMMISSION MERCHANTS. -73 Leonard Street, NEW TORK. COTTON TARNS. DBPT Fred"k Vietor & Achelis. HUGH MACRAE ft CO, Bankers MlaonlhmaoTis Howthem Seoarltle wnJsnxtsTON, if. a WsgbJrtots, D. 0 Colorado Bide Cotton Hill Stocks RICHARD A. BLTTHE, Commission Merchant COTTON WARPS AND TARNS. No. lit Chestnut Street PHILADELPHIA, .... tA. W1I. D'OLIER ft CO, OOMMISftlON II KR CHANTS COTTON YARNS Third pad Chestaat Hts. Marlitar and Merchaat Bids. ' PHILADELPHIA, PA. Manufacturers and Jobbers FreqaratTy And IC nc8Mry to Iit BankJnc FavcIUtleti In ad- a4ISIasbi m S hAaa - pass UmI vavB)aj s,si -as i j vitvsvu war banks. THE First National Bank OP RICHMOND. VIRGINIA, With Sl.000,000.00 Capital Karned Surplus t600,000.00 SS.50O,000.00 Deposits St.OO0.IM.Oi T.Hal Kraoiireos Offers Jast the) Additional Fa- cUluoo Required. J no. B. Puree II, President I J no. M. Miller, Jr., Vlos Presi dent i Chas. R. Baroett, As sistant Cashier J. C. Joplln, Asalstant Cashier. JENCKES SPINNING CO. PAWTUCKET, R. I. fyjrroit TARN STOWBRS. CONVStTERS AND DaUaJEKB, . ' , Cerrsspwadens With Stotithern 8 pinner Solicited. 0. A. R0BBINS OOMPLETB IWTJTPMENTS TOR COTTON MILLS, POWKR PLANTS, GKNCRAL MACHCTltRT. CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA miom.cradc spindlc loom, cncinc and valvc Ball OtM aad OoM Watse Paints. OILS I Osasss. Lwbricaatng Oasssa, SViisgj' MtnsS Paipis :x?f Aarsssts Wattles Drslni Oiipjs tm GEO. B. HISS OIL CO. CHARXXTTB N. C. J. SPENCER TURNER CO. coumsaioN merchants. rSTCBSl How Tork, PaAadelvfats), Opioago, SL Yarns and Cotton Piece Goods. PAULSON, LINKROUM & CO. ; Cottom Yarnis S7-S LEONARD STHIWIJ . ISO CHK8TNXTT STRKaTt a . . tlO MONRO K SrRKET a . . ...... NEW TORSI .... PHILADELPHIA . ....... CHICAGO ! '' ' Villiam B. Charles COTTON TARNS. COTTON POOPS. AND COTTON WASTE. Offlcoo Charlotts N. C Bspten Mass. tnd ArnaMrdant N. X, Mala OfBeo Amsterdam. N. T. HAYYARD ; VKK & CLARK Cotton Ccmmissicn E!ejxbants. nrw OnilAKS, LA. MILLER & CO. BANKERS AND BHOKKRS. m BXvasrayi Mew Hwra. alemberst lisw Vora Hioca B.Kabange.' New Xerk CoUoa Kxehange New Tors produeo ICsohange, New lurk Coffee As change, Cbloago Board sf Trade, New Orleans Cotton Exchange, Nsw Or lea as Board otTraas, Philadelphia Stock IC. altaage, Liverpool Cotton Association, EaecuU orders for tne purchase of sals jot sottoa, stock S? graia or pretrlg. tons for sash or oa margin. Bpeele! attentloa to orders ky Bad. Phone or telegraeh. - Braaen onrieej iu avasi ssatp sires-. , P. B. aXeXANDER. Manager. i EST AB USHXD lit iC P EUIS & COMPANY ! Cotton Commission Klerdiants MEMBERS OP Ths New Tork Cotton Exchange, New Orleans Cotton Exchange, Liverpool Cotton Brokers' Association. Nsw Or , Isaas Board of Trade. Cotton Bsehewige Building NEW ORLEANS Speotal attention given to sxecnOng of orders tsj eon tracts for future de ll vary of oorton In all the mark eta, OORJIESPONDICNCB SOUCTTED. HUBBARD BR09. & CO.. HANOVER SQUARE. NEW TORK. MEMBERS OP Nsw Tork Cotton Ex. ehanga, Nsw Orleans Cotton Eg. hangs. Associate Members Liver. pool Cotton Exchange. ORDERS SOLICITED Tor the puts shaae sad sale of cotton for tutors Salivary. Cor respa dense Invited. JAMES . MITCHELL CO. COMMISSION MERCHANTS. Cotton Tarns and Cotton Cloths. CONSIGNMENTS SOLICITED. Philadelphia, lit and 194 Chest-rat St. Boston, 1SS Hummer St. New Tork. No. 73 Leonsrd St. Charlotte, 35 S. Tryon St. BARTLETT, PRAWER A CARRIN43TON, New Tork, N. T. MEMBERS New Tork Cotton Exchange New Orleans Cotton Exchange New Tork Stock Exchaago Chicago Board of Trade FLEMING A CO, Correspondents, ROCK HILL, a C. j ,-' PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT AND AUDITOR C L. SMITH. SS 8. Tryon N. C Examinations and Audits. Certl-M fled BUtemsnts Rendered. Improved;;' By stems of Bookkeeping and Cost Accounting Installed. BOND DEPARTMENT WACHOVIA 10AX t IRliST CCSPAXY WINNTON-8ALEM, N. C. BONDS AND STOCaiS. Ws Invite eorrespondeneo from parties desiring to bay or sell. Our list of - Investments mailed upon application. , t : The Stafford.. Comparts! Readville, Mass. r"" ' .... ... t. . ,i Cotton Mill Men will do well to r investigate m "Ideal" Automatic j ';'v' .1,. .v'.V:. -A; Loom i'.''?"i,;-- ,,'.'; i',"(i.;':,'V'1'. as a means of solvincr the labor proUerrie 1 Cttn?6n'S us and we will explain hoWiyou can solve at least part of ; your labor. troubles. ::- Swthcni'-Selto 11 r,- ' .Hi. v i 'v' t -' . : . :'.:'..'.'iV'''':,:':',."o,; ;;v y- v.'',"
The Charlotte Observer (Charlotte, N.C.)
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