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CHARLOTTE DAILY OBSERVER,' DECEAtBEIt' 4, 3900, f COMMERCE AND ; FINANCE COTTON. HARK EM IS j KERVOrS. . uuslnea Fairly Actlvo 1 and Prior - ' weak UndeV Llqukladoa and Bf :; JtTuanre C'K (steady at Net De- ''C-H'-'fllne of C4 to 17 IoJntOp-nln ' , Mm at Decline of 11 to 14 WIU j - Market WeakUndertone of Nerv t , oussetM Continued Throughout .' ,..,.'. New York, Dec. i.-Tbi cotton market v ; ' wi .very , nryou - and unsettled during , r. tOHjAy tradlbg With' bualnes fairly ee 'V t;i tlve and prittM weak under , liquidation and bear prur. Th cloa was steady out at a net decline of 4 to n nolnt. '.kyfUlM for th day were eatlmated Vt i-i-MJm bale. ' ... , . ... .. That Marlrit nnni alr with Aa. j," cltne ot 11 to 14 points tit ' reeponae to ijp slower cable and the bearish oonstruo- 'V. lon placed upon crop estimate of .:. about 1J.460.000 ha lee by leadln South' ii' .ern authorities, xne issuance or De. ' " A I i Maker , utl rannunllni ihnn) Annua I' v -' beleer haA tnrtii Influence on tha decline, and December contract In New Orleana were relatively weak, aiding; the depres alon here. There waa good buying here . on a-scale down,' promoted by the re porta ot . continued steadiness in the Southern apot markets , but the market met continued liquidation by local longs , and Belling by New Orleana operatora under which price gradually sagged oft, ratchlng atop loss orders on a scale down. . January sold off to le.03 and March 'Jo 10.20 or about, tp to. It points lower. Toward- the olos ' there waa a rally' of a-few points on covering, but the . undertone , ot the market continued very nervous. . , ': Receipt at the ; porta to-day 84,334 San Inst. (S.09S last week and '4S.261. last year. For the week 380.000 balea agalnat 8KT,80 laat week - and 21.920 Iaet year. To-day receipts .at New Orleana Ji.7 against 1 7S3 laat year, and. at Mouaton 10,794 against - 7.777, laat year. New -fork Oottoa. New ' York, Dec. 8. Cotton, apot clos ed quiet, 25 polnta decline; middling up lands 11.00; middling gulf 11.26; Balea 903 boles. , Futures closed steady. Prices ranged a ioiiowb: Ope. 10.11 v 10.18 10.2S b 10.(7 30.41 b 10.61 Deo. . Jan. . Feb. . March April May . June . July . Aug. . High 10.12 10.23 Low Clone WAS, SMALL BUYING! tS (STOCKS " ..-. 'r . ... ... i;s . . .... Slight Volume of Dealing In Market .Only Kffevc Perceptible from Mi IT ! Imnllln. XtmtM (mil 1 -. Appearance of , Reduced . Strength xnrooaiout. : ..r1 , New York, Deo. 3.-Thf only effect per ceytlbl from th atlff - prevauing rate tor call loans to-day was a atnal! vol ume of dealing In the market.- Thar was no apparent Inclination .to . sell stock and the small buying was, there fore,! effective in -advancing pricea. The market lias .an aooearanc of . reduced strength throughout In spit of the dull ness. ' Tha trength was in evidence from tho outset,' notwithstanding some degree or apprehension over threatening ootvu tions in , th outaUe market. The ro of Nlplaslng, which was announced by th Guggenheim on Saturday after the market closed, aroused fears Of Dttnloky conditions in view of tho active specula tion which has been In progress In min ing . shares. After tho tint downward pi u use in NlDlsalor. Its rebound and th development of actual strength In 'the outside market removed th fear of ro fleeted ; damag from that source. - The rotable Drtoe movement were in the close of low-priced stcck both In-the rsitreaa and industrial list, trice ad vance in these cam in relays and the constant rotation of th demand kept up the appearance of strength in the market even when the larger portion of the list was Practically suspended and motion less. High-prtoed atock were firmly held and there were strong examples amongst them as welt. It wa generally under stood that th President' messase would rot go to Congress - until to-raorrow. There waa a widely current asai -tlon that th market bad more tha "dis counted any unfavorable effect from por tions oi ins message mat mignc rein force previously expressed view' which have been regarded aa unfavorable, fac tors In th market and that its actual publication might result In some Influx of demand Into th market Tbe ruling V'" '""". i Erie pn maximum- of Friday was not touched! HorkiMler 4b Th sub-Traury shows an absorpUon ' jln J, W LJ in 6s fd .Series -.V...":: i..w v - m v. UI 1.11 WWsVs iner PLANT FOR REWORKINO ' OLD; JUTE BAOOINO WILL PLANS AND ESTIMATE FUR. PAT HANDSOME PROFITS. 1 .- ' ' J ,i '..' - -'-i - . X-l SiCarscd Maohlner) Arrnt. CHARLOTTE, KORTH CAROLINA. Double lift Single Cylinder Jacoaard. For weaving upholstery fab rics, curtains, table covers, aptrtea. etc.. the H ALTON Double Lift JarquariT Is the best machine made, we have furnished IB per cent, of th machine used In this county for 'making these goods. Thos. lialton's Sons Philadelphia, Pa. ALEXANDER A OARSED, Southern Agents, , Charlotte, N. C. 9.92 10.0S 10.40 10.20 10.G3 10.32 10.59 10.60 10.30 10 4S 10.W was some protlt-taklng when money went to the hie nest at Kner rent in the afternoon, but the closing- was firm and in course of recovery. Hortds were firm. Total sales, par value. t2.O10.00O. U. S. bonds were un. inn ennngeu on can. lfl.2 Total sales were 742.800 sharea, Includ- 10.S2 Irg: Copper 7.)0; Cotton Oil 200; pre- 10.18 ferred 1.000; Smelting 21 100- Tobacco 000; 10.41 Anaconda 39,(00: Coast Line 100; c & O. 10.46 2O.4O0; L. A N. S.70O; New York Central 9.97 10.08' 10.25 New Orleans Cotton. New Orleans, Dec. 3. Spot cotton clos ed easy Tc. lower In futures, middling 11c; snot sale were 1,160 bales and MM to arrive. Future opened steady, 26 to SO polnta down on The Times-Democrat' esti mate on the 1408 cotton crop. Liquida tion by long and hammering by bears forced the market down st the end of i the session ' and the close wna at tho lowest of the day, 35 to m points lower - than the - openljifl, 55 to 37 points under - oaiuraay. Futures closed steady at a decline. Jan. W.S8; Feb. 10.44; March 10 47; April '. 10.M; May 10.O; June 10.70; July 10.74! , .lJec. 10.4L Liverpool (Vitton. Liverpool, Dec. 3. Cotton, spot In fair demand; prices 10 points lower; Amert ' .can middling- fair 4: good middling 6.20; middling ft6; low middling 6.88; good or dinary S.48; ordinary 6.24. The salea of the dny were 8.000 bales, of which 500 were for speculation and fiport an.l included 6.S0O American. Receipts 18,000 'bales. Including 12,700 25,900; N. at W. 1.100, pfd. 200; Penna. 21 9ii0: Reading 126,400; Southern Railway 2S.J00. pfd. 100; Union Pacific 68.800; U. 8. Hteel 46.800; Va.-Caro. Chemical 400; Bloss 400. Baltimore, Doc. J. Seaboard and perf erred, nothing doing. common Futures onened easier and closed ha re ly steady. American g. o. o. 6.71; Dec. Jan. 6.6H: Jan.-Feb. 6.43; Feb. March .W; March-April 6.64; April-May 6.66; May-June 6.674; June-July 5.6SH: July Aug. O.tSVt; Aur.-8pt. 6.62; 8ept,-Oct 6.4; Ott.-Nov. 8.37. Charlotte Cotton. - Thew m-1cm reprsMot the ortee- nuoted to wagons: Dec. t. flood middling 11.0S plrlot 'middling 11,00 - Middling ' lOTi Tinges and stains 9H01O4 , - COMPARATIVE PORT RECEIPTS. ' Dec. S. i,-. To- Last Dny. Year. Oalveston 27.M7 14.552 New Orleans 20.078 9.7S3 Mobile 3.918 2.91 8avanrvab., .. .' 10.5.10 7.6W Charleston 1,817 CK8 Wilmington 2.488 Norfolk 6 Mil Boston, 1.218 Total .-. 84,164 45,261 Fall ma tee. Dec. S. To- Last morrow. Year. New Orleans 15,00018,000 17.494 Houston ....24.000 26.000 18.924 Oalveston 28,000-31,000 22.23S Prtrt Movement. Oalveston, quiet 11 New Orleans, easy 11 Mobile, quiet 1011-16 navannan, easy io . Charleston, quiet lflft 'Wilmington. Arm 10 ' Norfolk, dull 11 Baltimore, nominal n Nsw York, quiet 11 Boston, quiet , 11 Philadelphia, quiet 11.28 Houston, easy 10 Augusta, quiet n Memphis, steady 1013-1G Kt. lyouis, quiet 11 Louisville, firm Ul-lt Interior Receipt. Dec. t. Last Year. 7.610 1.37 4.424 1.008 7.777 2.803 CLpSINO , BTOCK LIST. Adama Express Amalgamated Copper American Car A Foundry American Car & Foundry pfd.. American Cotton Oil American Cotton Oil pfd American Express American Hide & Leather pfd,. American lee .... American linseed OH American Linseed Oil pfd American Locomotive American Locomotive rM American Smelting ft Refng. Memphis.. .. (Augusta.. .. St. Louis Cincinnati.... Houston.. Little Rock.. J... To Day. .12.870 11.794 4.306 New York Prod ace. ' New Yprk, Dec, 3. Flour steady but dull. Rye flour firm. Buckwheat flour ' steady. Buckwheat steady. Cornmeai quiet Rye Arm. Barley ateady. Wheat spot ateady; No. I, red 79 ele vator. Option unchanged to He. net !owejVMay 84V4iJllly 83; Dec. 80. Corn, apot eaay; No. 3, 64 elevator. Op tions H to Uc net lower. May 6011-16; Deo. 12. . Oats, spot steady; mixed 39. Beef . steady. Cutmeat steady. Lard easy; Western prim 39.00 nomi nal; feflned barely ateady. Pork easy; short clear J17.2S to 119.00; mess 317.60 to 118.28. Tallow aulet. Petroleum ateady. Roaln Arm. Turpen--. tin firm 69H to 70. Rio steady; mo 1 1ssses tadr. Coffee, spot Rio nominal; No. 7 Invoice TU; mild steady; Cordova 1 to 12. Coffee. ' futures were weak at a net decline of . k to 40 points. , Sugar, raw firm; fair refining S 11-92 to XV. centrifugal 6 teat 8 17-82 to 3'; mo lasses augar 3 3-32 to 3U- refined aulet. Butter strong; creamery 23 t 31; Btate osiry m to znt. Cheeee firm: full cream, small and large. Beptemoer lancy mi to 14K. Kgga firm; nearby selected 42 to 43; ''Western avernae orim 34 to SK. . (Peanuts quiet, fancy handploked 1; ' .WKe dmnaatio I tA 4. V Freight to Liverpool quiet; grain by team 1W. Potatoe 11.15. weet Southern 78 to i. r.rabbaa-e easy, whit Danish, pel V"10 to 114; do domestic 36 to . : . v Baltimore Frodncev '.. Baltimore, Deo. I. Flour Malar; winter 1 . .patent 33.70 to 33.86; spring patent 84.30 ' Whest flulet; spot contract 74. to 74U; Southern by sample 17 to 94. " -i. i Corn quiet;' spot old fit to ll': new 48 to 48; now Southern whit corn 42 ..t t, Oat aulet. '.. Bye steady; No. .2, Western domestic S v' 7 to 7g i . " t-Butter steady end uncHsngear fancy - Imitation 33 to t4; fancy creamery SI to 38, ladle 20 to 11; stor packed 18 to 30. . (-. Kg Arm 81a Cheese sctlve unchang . : iarg ia; mon . , ., i ' - Sugar steady and unchanged, j. , ! - 4. (: Cbartotte'PrtMlaoe. ' ' ".J-v;. (CorroeteJ aafty by J. tr. Stmmomai ' - CompanyJ .,., - . .- ' Chlckens-Sprtng.,, ,f UZ ..11 al ' i Hnpr hadT .... .. K )3I Ftg.. .. .. ....''.; .......... -14 -i.v' Ky, ..... .... S Cotton BeM -tff. Oat Seed... I'1 mm iNj asvsl a XI daTM',) 1 ' rt lHISd ....... ....;,.......,. H A47J.I American Smelting ft Refng. pfd.. American Sugar Refining American Tobacco pfd. ctf.. .. . Anaconda Mining Co Atchison Atchison pfd Atlantic Coast Line t Baltimore ft Ohio Baltimore ft Ohio pfd Brooklyn Rapid Transit Canadian Paeino . Central of New Jersey Chesapeake ft Ohio Chicago Orest Western Chicago ft Northwestern Chlcsgo. Mil. ft 8t. Paul Chicago Terminal ft Trans Chicago Terminal ft Trans, pfd ... C, C. C. ft St. Louis Colorado Fuel A Iron i Colorado ft Southern Colorado ft Southern 1st pfd Colorado ft Southern 2nd pfd Consolidated Gas Corn Products Refining Corn Products Refining pfd Delaware ft Hudson .. . Delnware. Urkawtnna 'ft Weal... Denver eV Rio Grande Denver A IUo Grande pfd Distillers" Securities Krie Krle 1st pfd. Krie Ind pfd Oeneral Electric .. .. Hocking Valley ofd. Illinois Central International Paper , International Paper pfd International Pump.,.' International Pump pfd Iowa Central Iowa Central pfd , Kansas City Southern Kansas City Southern pfd Louisville ft Nashville Mexican Central Minneapolis ft St. Louis Minn., Bt. P. & Sault Ste. M Minn.. St. P. ft Bault Ste. M. pfd. Missouri Pacific Missouri, Kansas ft Texas Missouri, Kansas ft Texas pfd National Lead National R. R. of Mexico pfd New York Central New York, Ontario ft Western.. .. Norfolk Western Norfolk 4k Western pfd North American Pacific Mall Pennsylvania People's Gas PltUburg. C. C. ft Bt. Louis Pressed Steel Car Pressed Steel Car pfd Pullman Palace Car Reading Reading 1st pfd Reading 2nd pfd Republio Steel Republic Steel pfd Rock Island Co Reck Island Co. Df Rubber Goods pfd.. St. Louis ft San Friin. 2nd pfd St. Ixnils Southwestern St. Loula Southwestern Dfd Southern Poelflo .' Southern Paeino pfd Southern Railway Southern Railway pfd Tennesaee Coal ft Iron Texas ft Pacific Toledo. Bt. Loul ft West Toledo, St. Loul ft West. pfd ... Union Pacific Union Pacific pfd Knlted Btate Express United States Realty United States Rubber United Btstes Rubber pfd United State Steel United Ststea Steel pfd Virginia-Carolina Chomlcal VlrglnlaCarollna Chemical pfd.... Wabash.;... ,i Wahash pfd WeHs-Fafgo Express Westlnshouse Klectrlc Western Union Wheeling- ft Lake Brl Wisconsin Central Wisconsin Central pfd Northern Paclflo Central Leather .... Central Leather pfd . Sloaa-Sheffleld .. .... .. .. Great Northern pfd. Interborough-Met. .... Interborough-Met pfd.. .. .. .. .. 280 1H 45 ioi u 32 90 240 31 'i 88 IK 37 7M4 ill 154H 116 133 98 27 wrti 101 137 119 185 2-J5 . IS 2og 1X.H Japan 4Us ctfs. Japan 4a ctfs. 2nd Series .. ".. Louisville ft Nash. Unified 4s.. .. Manhattan consol gold 4s Mexican Central 4s Mexloan Central 1st Inc Minn, ft St. Louis 4a ofd Missouri, Kansas ft Texas 4s Missouri, Kansas & Texas 2nds.. .. National R. R. of Mexico col. 4s.... New York Central gon, 3s New Jersey Central gen. 6s Northern Pacific 4s Northern Pacific 8a Norfolk ft Western col. 4s Oregon Short' Line rfdg. 4s Penn. cv. 8a Reading General 4s St. Louis ft Iron Mountain col. 6s. St. Louis ft' San Francisco, fg. 4s.. Ht. Louis Southwestern con. 4s.. .. St. louls Southwestern col. 4s Seaboard Air Line 4s Southern Pacific 4s ex. Int Southern Pacific 1st 4s ctfs Southern Rallwuy 6s Texas ft Pacific lsts Toledo, St L. ft Western 4s Union Pacific 4s IT. S. 8teel 2nd 6s Wabash lsts Wabash Deb. B. bid Western Md. 4 Wheeling ft Lake Krie 4s Wisconsin Central 4s bid Japan 4s ctfs 101 90 107 97 97 m 91 101 won 84 27 94 96 87 83 128 108 75 94 99 99'. 113 84 M 79 90 9C 118 1H 104 97 113 80 83 87 90 84 Naval Stores. Wilmington, Deo. 3. Spirits turpen tine nothing doing; receipu 37 casks. Rosin nothing doing; receipts 360. Tar firm 2.i&; receipts 1 ft. Crude turpentine flry 33.15, 34.50 and 34.50; receipts 96. 4. . (VI ILL MACHINERY Stuart W. Cramer, it i m ENQINEBR AND CONTRACTOR. - mun oprtosi OUTH TaiYON ST.. ' CHARLOTTI. N. O. 11 Ktrolvlng Rat Card, Railway Head. Drawing Frame, 5plnnlns Frames, Twisters and Spoolers Quitters and Reels, Loorns, COMBERS :,7:.,f, . . .. ) WSj a. o 'fMLY 4rf " 1 tan u : SHARON FFWtJI ''t- eaUITASLS S)UILDINW . '.-:. ATaANTA Bs . ' .; I' ETC., ETC 5tubbera, lrtag Frames fatennedlates. Jack Frmmes Automatic Feeders, Openers and Trunk, Breaker, Intermediate and i' r-i '.''" KirschnerCardlnr; Beaters Thread Extractor, , Waste Pickers, etc .' Raw Stack Dryers. ETC, ETC .' PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS AND AUDITORS BROWN & HUNTER lAvestlgationa, Kiajninstioiis, Cost Systems Furnished, ltlt-mi Empire Building, Atknta, G. JENCKES SPINNING CO. PAWUCKET, R. I. COTTOM TAXI . SPINNMS. CONVURTER9 AVD DEA-LBRS. D54. 9: 69 M I 137 22 hi zx 64S 42 84 71 5 7H 177 IM 175 18 81 41 81 80 3W, 1 147 2o lid 42 73 it'4 133 CThlrago Grain and ProvUloB. Chicago. Dec. 3.-Increased exports' of wtit-at and nour from united States caiiHed Its strength to-day during the hitter part of the wheat market. At the close the May option showed a gal not . Corn was up to V er. Provisions were I WHEAT May July Dec CORN- May .. . Jan.. .. July.. .. OAT8 May.. .. Jily.. .. Dec PORK Jsn May LARD Jan.. .. Dec May.. .. RIPS , Jan May New York. Money Dec. Oats were high lower to 20 higher. Dec. 3. High Low Close. I' w ..77 77 77 .. 73 72 73 .. 43 43 42 44 41 44 ..33 34 35 .3:1 327; j: .. E3 . 14.85 14 5 14 SO . 15.10 14.96 15 05 .. 8 47 3 45 1 45 .. 8.82 8.57 3 82 .. 8.60 8.45 3.47 .. 7.96 9.W 7.9'-' .. 9 02 7.9 100 Market .Money on call rul- strons and higher 10 to 26 per cent Ins rote 13: closing hid and offered 25. Time loans very strong; to days 7 to 7; 90 dsys 7 per cent; six months 4) bid. Prime mercantile paper 8 to 6 per cent; sterling exchange weak; closing firmer, with actual business In bankers' blfis at 34S5.15 to 3486.20 for demand and at 3480.26 to 84W) SO for 0 day bills. Post ed rates 9481 tn 34tl and 3486 to 3480. Commercial bills 8480. Bar silver 68!, Mexican dollnrs 52. The Dry Goods Market. New York. Dec. 3. The drr goods mar ket opened steady and advances were made In some gingham snd In om lines of bleached goods. The raw silk market Is strengthening but manufac turers are believed to be covered for immediate wants. Cotton yarns are very firm. The Jobbing house trade was very light for tha day. Cotton Reed Oil. Now York. Deo. I. Cotton seed oil waa Arm for near months and about steady for late positions. Prime crude f. o. b. mills 30; prime summer yellow 41: prime white nominal; prime winter yellow nominal. Savannah, Ga., Dec 3. Turpentine firm f; sales 871; receipts shipments 122 ' Kosln firm. Sales 1.825; lerelpt 1.722; shipments 772: stork 73.38J. Quote: A H C fe.95; D 33.96; K fS.Hu to $4.i; F 33 95 to 34.0"-,; a 84.00 to 34.06: II 34.20; I 34 50; K 3510; M 35.50: N 3.2i; V (1 V, .75: W W 17.00. CHRISTMAS FLORAL MENU CUT FLOWERS Carnations, . Violets, Sweet Peas, Narcissus, Hyacinth and Lily ot tn Valley and Floral Designs. Befor buying jour Christ mas gifts, see our line of Pot Plant. Asaliaa, Lily of the Valley. Narcissus, Hyacinths. Fern Dishes, Palm and Ferns. Place your Christmas order now, with SCHOLTZ. The Florist. 20 W. Trade St 'Phone 144S. GreenhouM 'Plione 20el. A. D. SALKELD & BRO, COMMISSION ME11CIIANTS. 6S-79 Leonard Street, NEW YORK. . Correspond o With Bouthstn Spina er Solicited. 0. A. R0BBINS COTTOW YARNS. DEP'T FredTc Vietor & Achelis. HTJQH 11A0RAE ft CO,, Bajikers KlscoUanooba toaUiern Seurltle WILMTJfOTON, N. O. Wsaningtoa, D. O., 4S Colorado Bldf Cotton Mill Stocks RICHARD A. BLYTHE, Commission Merchant COTTOTf WARPS AXD TARXS. COMPLETE EQUIPMENTS FOR COTTOW MILLS, POWER PIAIfTS, GENERAL MACIQNERT. ! CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA. HIOn-ORADE SPINDLE, LOOM. ENGINE AND VALVE OILS Belt Oflg aad Oreaaea, DabHcwtsig Cold Water Paints, Agent Wattle Dreaeln CATLIN tS. CO. 845 and 347 Broadway, Naw York Boston, Fniladolpbia. COTTON YARNS. All numbers, Skeins, Warps, (Jops and Uones COTTON OOODa THE SURETY KETROPOIilTAN' COMPANY of New York. Capital and assets, On Million Dol lar. Issue Bend of vry eharaoter. and all forms of Burglary Insurance Btate and county umciai Bonds a specialty. Agents wantea in every county in North and Sout hCarOlina. Address Cha. N. Vance, General Agent, Bond Bulldlng Washlagton. J. C. N. 114 Chestnut Street, PHILADELPHIA, . . WM. D'OLIER ft CO., COMMISSION MERCHANTS COTTON YARNS Third and Chestnut Ht. Mariner and Merchant Rldg. PHILADELPHIA, PA. GEO. B. HISS OIL CO. CHARLOTTE, N. C. Manufacturers and Jobbers Frequently Snd It necessary to bav Banking r rill tie in ad dition to those Offered by local banks. THE First National Bank OP RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, With S 1.000,000.00 Capital Famed Hm-pltt $000,000.00 S&.5OO.00O.00 DenoMta t,0O0.UO0.M Total Itrsoiirrca Offer Just the Additional Fa cilities Required. J no. B. Purcnll, President; Jno. M. MUler, Jr., Vice Preal. dent; Cha. R. Burnett, As sistant Oa shier i J. c. Jfoplin, Assistant Cashier. J. SPENCER TURNER CO. COMMISSION MERCHANTS. Now York, PklUdalphsa, OaUssgo, St, Looha, La Yarns and Cotton Piece Goods. PAULSON, UNKROUM & CO. Cotton Yarn ST-81 LEONARD STREET 1S4) CHESTNUT STKKET . SIS MONROE srREKT . NEW YORK PHILADELPHIA CHICAGO William B. Charles COTTON YARNS, COTTON POOPS. AND COTTON WASTE. OA o Char left N. C Botea Ma, and Aanstarmaca N. Y. Mala Offlo Amsterdam. N. Y. OUTWITS TUB SLRQKON. A complication of female troubles, with catarrh of the stomnctt and bowels, had reduced Mrs. Thos. St Austin, of Leav enworth, Ind.. to such deplorable con dition that her doctor advised an opera tion: but her husband fearing fetal re sults, postponed this to try Electrlo Bit ters; ana 10 tne amasement or an wno knew her. this medicine completely cur ed her. Guaranteed cure for torpid liver, kidney disease, biliousness, laundloe, chills and fever, general debility, ner vousness and blood poisoning. Rest tonic mads. Price too. at R. II. Jordan tc Co.'a drug store. Try it. Dobb les We are prepared to farnlsn DOBBTE8 promptly la large or small lota. Writ u for price. CROM PTON -THAYER LOOM COMPAHY, Worcester, . Mas. ALEXANDER V GARSED, Soutliera Agents, Charlotto, If. C. WARD, VKK & CLARK Cottofl Commission Merchants. cwc,s,ia. MILLER & CO RANKERS AND UUOKUMg. m ferwuiway, Mew Xorfc. Member; Jsw Kork blue, exchange, New York Cotton Exohangs, New York Proouo a-aonang. mw tutu cob ICs ebaag, Ckleago Board of Trad, New IT. S. y. s. jt. s. tr. s. : "V NEW YORK BONDS. 1T. S. refunding 1 regHstrd . IT, B. refunding Sa coupon .. .. IT. B. 8 registered,.. S. 1 coupon Old 4 registered M Old 4 coupon, . ... New 4 raalsUrrad IT. S. New 4s coupon .. .. American Tohaceo 4s.. .. . A merles o Tohaoco ,. .. i Atchison general 4. i ., .. Atchison adjustment 4s.. Atlsntlc Coast Un 4s...... Baltlmorw A Ohio 4s,, ., Paltlmore Ohio tH.. .., Brooklyn R. T, cv. 4s., i. .'. " Central of Oeorel Is..-.. .. ..... Central of Georgia 1st Inc. bid... Central of Oeorgla tnd I no. bid.. Central of Oeorsrla M In,,; .. , Cbeespcak Ohio 4tt.... ....... Chicago A Alton 3H,. , t niosgo, H vjuincy new 4.., a ins'i 101JM .. ...... 10Vi , j ioi a .. .... 130U Vjf ' If 'A irotl XdnJ imi 76 ' 71 . JA5 ' 7 ' Chicago. K. J, at PsclfiC R. R. 4,.,7t .. v un'"ii. n, i. a r, n, n, ooi. s n. C. C. C A St gen I . . a . 1 . a. 1 vvinraoi. jnniisinai s ner, A Colorado Midland Can. 4s bx. Int l" i Sr. A.. .... n 4 bid.. 75 Cub t. Denver A. pie Grande 4.. rilin BaitiMl aa Hm ' ?' - wsvwi awr wm , km 17 Prospective Builders Before beginning your building operation, yow would do well to correspond with n for price on all aort of Bultdtnji Material. We carry a full Una of Flooring, Oiling, Sldinjt, ' Interior Trimming. Baah.i Doors, blinds, rtd Always prepared to furnish tho beat material, and caa av you soooejr, HTJTTON A DOURBONNAIS. Iliokory. N. C. Orlaa Hoar o: kaag. Liverpool Cotton Aaaooiatiotv EiNUU orasrs aai ef eottsa, stocks, grain or previa. Cotton Exohang. Nw Orleans f Trad. Philadelphia Stock JCs pool cotton Aaaootauotv lr for th purobas or ton tor easb or ea margin. BDoiai at 'Phon or telegraph. um a. P. A ALEXANDER lplal attention to order by ataU. UH East Mala strt. Maaagar. ESTABLISHED HIS C P ELLIS & COMPANY Cotton Commission Merchants MEMBERS Or. Th Nw York Cotton Esohang. New Orleans Cotton Exchange, Liverpool Cofon Brokra Aaaoolatlon. Nw Or laaaa Board ef Trad. Co4tton Exchange Bnlldlng ! NEW ORLEANS Special attention given to executing of orders la contract for futur de- Urry of aotton In alt th marksta. CORRESPOND EN CHB SOLICITED. HUBBARD BROS. & CO. HANOVER SQUARE. NEW YORK. MEMBERS OP New York Cotton Er ehang. New Orleans Cotton Ex ekange, Assoclat Mmbr Llvr. pool Cotton Exchange. ORDERS SOLICITED For th puis ana ana i or ootton ror future delivery. Corrspondac invtui, BARTLETT. FRAXIEIt A CARRINGTON, Now York, N. Y. MEMBERS New Tork Cotton Exchang New Orleana Cotton Exohang New Tork stock Exchange Chloago Board of Trad FLEMING A CO, Correspondent, ROCK HILL, & C. JAMES E. MITCHELL CO. COMMISSION MERCHANTS. Cotton Yarns and Cotton Cloths. CONSIGNMENTS SOLICITED. Philadelphia, 193 and IS Chestnut St. Beaton, 1S5 Summer St. Nw Yirk, No. IS Leonard St Charlotte, Sft & Tryon St. ruaUO ACCOUNTANT AND AUDITOR C. L. SMITH, is a Trroa St C11AHLOTTE. N. C. Examinations and Audita. Crtl-, fled Statement Rendered, Improved System of Bookkeeping and Coat Accounting Installed. BOND DEPARTMENT WACH0VU LOAN i TRUST COSSPAXY WINSTON-SALEM, N. C. BONDS AND STOCKS. W Invite correapondanoa from parties desiring to bay or sell. Our list of Investment mailed upon application. Other Southern Mills -ara takln( advantage of the opportunity our location of fcrs of snaking ' much more proflt - by ;, aellla , part of their good In tba .Sntolird tAte,.ag ICastern tniUs tsv been dolnSP tat ' M lot, 9 Erea tho urn nm in nn , " old , far -head.. vro aid ." ). advise limnedlata Inquiry of ,; ' M for Mrtlcaiar whioh , may can a yon to aril brown f' Trada afark.1 food no furtheff, ahead." f V " .;"TV''V, :rJL. iUNlONl 1 1 w I : r I k 1 1 . ' CTrada Mark.) UNION BLEACHING & FINISHING CO., The Stafford Company, Rcaclvillc, Mass. Cotton Mill Men wfli do well to investigate the "Ideal" Automatic Loom as a means of solving the labor problem Call on y us and we will explain how you can solve at least part of your labor troubles , aEXAIS GARSED ."'w;' .'N.T'. Southern 'Selling Agatii r', , ; CHARLOTTE, N. C Mi"' ,1. .J-'jjl f.;.Ul : ;vrifv:f-;-:'r--s;v !vS:?-.-' v;vC;;:v.:V.::;y,r;v.: -4 r v ;-if.-;:tv'i??,, :u .;.v-'f
The Charlotte Observer (Charlotte, N.C.)
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Dec. 4, 1906, edition 1
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